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IIlIIIWI$415V M*I$ to $0 p4 99 10113+4 ___________ , op ( • . 1 ___,_.5 flIP 1$ 155 3$ -.--w-.-•' ________ 2$ tI' HI $1 3$l'*o.SKupjs$$, __ _____ isii 55701I! .;ii2. . + - . .. . p. -'I'. ,, 'so a. ö . j •: '--':-.- - '-. ;+ A 12-year-old Sanford boy has been charged by the state's attorney's office with delinquency alleging he cotnmnited an act of manslaughter In the Feb. 5 shooting death of an -. Want. The Seminole County state's attorney's office charged the youth Friday but hewas not arrested and taken Into custody, said Steve Plotnick, assistant state's attorney. He was served a summons Indicating his affajgNflI • . . .fly.- - -:" Ii '• -:+. •..;L - ''-'- -. -• '- - •-•'- - ..: - : . - ,' . ye.old Lake Marytoy on Feb. 15 in a rural an. ford trailer. The infant was being cared for by the Juvenile's parents on the day of the shooting. Eric, the hst son of Mrs. Steven Bauder, 487 Q'ydal Lake Drive in Like May, was killed by a MseJ.aIii the neck from a .30 caliber rifle. The boy had been nd to wake up the toddler In the mM,r bedroociwbuithethoothig occurred U 12:35 p.m. HoWever, there was seen, discrepancy on h,yghwa.klU.t Itwasreport.dhewusbot Eyes Underwear Lyrics .. . . * .- ERIC '' + 54555S 13 - Take . a Look... I a -: am. - - ai4 Nr . 1 In the bstJg'oo. Before the boy was charged, the date's atffJ conducted a thorough Investlgatlon," said Chris Ray, chief assistant stews - ++ Geneva Brings Weather Death. Toll To 8 ,~. . I :Ileavy rains and high of St. p.hg T. (aus sear_Iy4a Bisth. with the live wliis all around lag 1ag heavy rains had vhch "" Central F1O With the ,vl'ea ci the her," said Likevis, Mobile water In them and some areas day and Tamp. Iatirnatlinaj Tidey lid to the death of at Airport rscorde abmut u f 11iy U Aul*sedi* euly a Home Park manager Nazi soft of Tamps and lnthe Shore liNt '* Pi11O5 Includingkwbo& few mher lujui. were U. 'gei. 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Mutorlal Hospital shortly h rn he' and her lIydd - Ts, and betwes Windu were clocked as No Eli' died 1111011 IS p.m. t::y, the NO of Mdup, e• ad were damaged soar as N hests at Taips Highway Patrol Iw away r filing JIMa Deytoms B.Ch 4 i t AS" , WWAfrport and the coutr,l is1.t in St. A ur.UsdIna time .cint r: Mau guard from towerthers SM evacustad for 1'.r-' 1sq.is said they. believe on rala.ullck US, 00 Noeth leer Pot Wheir HIVIS 511 lilObiuilid 10 'PInM$1 TSUdIY Dining th1osttwMnlolc TdeyiaidpMnledths whom a tornado was upottad shivUle' aid these pupit " iiiI*lj.2 SW U NI ruell of the illppny dress.dInSLPetorikerg MtNtiilthe$sAcreseem. asiby. But thure wire an Ild thw camod by the heavy L-J1t. ItdaluI takeoffs or landings "p: Turnadses the ad sorelee we Nt e*., lb drl wan alias In IMr-l't.de of _u in Ceutry *1111 $s41Ii. j'4- River --'5- m. aBe.4pd by BeU. ted. 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SIui1'.u,oc 661/406144 1/4 66$1 I sill $11 1/4 OP $11 1/4 OLtI *06 56IIP55 511 + ... :,,-.--.-e.-.")~;~!-~t.-i-'-*'~."!~.(,-;!IPL":0 I -- ++ •• +. ............ • • •?. ... . .. •.. .l•_ .1 ....... rs -'+' + •.. . ++ • 'K' '1*' ........ Shares Lowell, Cardinal Industries secretary, isplug It d.es*'$ keep raining, - + - *4 1 L - + - ___ -- -- . Newspaper advertisements meet with representa tives of sUbcoInInittees will report their see two sexually-oriented shows that feature sexy models each medium on a face(oface findings on June 7 before the during the prune tune hour. He wearing sheer imderwear... basis to Influence viewing for sex education committee as a cited one movie starring Sally whole. Suggestive lyrics heard on their children. Fields in "Stay Hungry" 4n H local rock stations like WDIZ Kay Nelson of the radio which she appears in a nude The subcommittee evolved committee cited rock stations scene. Another show seen on and BJ102.. recently from the newly formed BJIOS and WDIZ as "very public television he said he Television shows like "Eight sex education committee that poor" and lambasted the Disc deems offensive was the Ii Enough" and "Th ree's was recommended by Supt. Jockey Pablo on KISS who uses English comedy, "Faulty The state's attorney's officedecjdscltocliargethe Company" whose plots revolve William Layer to cleanup the "some very bad language" on Towers." boy with manslaughter around suggestive sexual environment first before 1fl his show. Other menibers of her Jean Micituels and another mey.go.rowids. stituting 1* sex education group nodded in agreement, because It could prove member of the newspaper "culpable negligence" In "Radio station WDIZ is very subcommittee criticized ad. These are examples of just a program In the classrooms. the case, Ray said. We The three subcommittees poor, probably the worst of the vertisement for movies, night few of the advertisements and consist of the following: radio, could not prove Pt pro sms In the media deemed me&tated m*adsr as lnthe mem bers; television, five bunch," said Mrs. Nelson. ' The clubs and underwear ads suggestive and sexually- three members; and hewspaper, songs are very suggestive and Published in the Sentinel Star or case 01 tiM deiir.e m twisted by three CL encowage kids todo things they in flyers Inserted in that dsr,hssald. members. committeell. are not capable of Un- newspaper "that could be During the next few weeks, deManding." cleaned up." The subcommittees met each subcommittee will arathon Swimmer One example of suggestive Gordon Nelson, co-chairman Tuesday for the compile position papers listing lyrics Is evident in rock star of the sex education comajjttee, Marat hon swimmer Stella honorary chairman for the 1079 Wi. swam the distance 01110 mIles In the Nile River and the after walb spending almost three specific Inaterial found of- artist Rod Stewart's "11 You showed the group one magazine 111111, In $1 heirs. Sons of Taylor, who last year Golden Ag. Olympics, ac me fensive, meet with represen- Want My Body," she said, her is the oldest woman to ac flyer that was inserted -in the ,stiIlII,d a new world record :=2IWP WW rdS on tatives to discuss the material Other Ists 1C11 U11$ the di111 Norman Kessinger of the Sentinel Star where female swimming from Bimini to cording to Jim Jernigan, 30 miles In $4 dspn water at Clianiwi swim twice. .,ME radio, television and in and writeup an evaluation television committee told model wore a see-through bra. florida, has hiss chaiiis as chairman of the event. e As pyp, newspapers. They now plan to report of that meeting. The members he was appalled to SHARON CAHKWO 2 ____________ -- D*eci,t _ Instances of cars missing the curve as they travel south on Park Avenue just before reaching Airport Boulevard. When they miss the curve, they land in his lawn. The fifth such instance occurred Tuesday night when two men missed the curve and struck a pole near Gordon's home. "Mv wife won't even sleep in the front bedroom anymore." said Gordon, "she wants me to sell the home. I've gone to a lot of expense." he said, "I've put In a fence all along the front and I've stuck red reflectors on the trees out front. 111 have to, I'll reinforce the fence with railroad Iron," he said. rie siaizen s Sub-Committee * S. dote to spps. In the Juvenile division 01 the circuit court, he said, Plotzilck said he didn't know what the arraignmast date is but speculated it would be held sometime next week. "If the boy Is found to have committed the crime, p.ta9imum psIs1jy he faces Is being placed In the residential treatment program under the Rehabilitative Health Services tHRI) atil the age of 10," Plothick said. The 12"yssrcid jivedils, whoae name could not be r,kla,dsbrAargJbJjl,da ; BYmIARONCAJIRAICO Herald Stall Writer order to prevent motorists from crashing off the road and into his front lawn at 3007 S. Park Ave., Sanford. Since 1958, Gordon said there have been five ' 0$ .43 .s N1.563?? 0? 14404,127 - -4fli .MI1 a I Ni*a I $$g,a 1$ 51341 P*A. . .... ... 06uVl0?UUs'w95 I . .r I 111 . +4.+.. I :,,,. , - SOlm51*11 I$S11 . + + --au' -'-•.---'-----'lK- 1$ tiP 21 555 U -o.. _. .1______ - 's '"''-'IK Ii U- .i_w.-ii 455) ___________________ .._ • lSiI4Pi35,A Villa $00 a 11401C30010 04*? lUlSSSUSSsSNsapulpj. 0010$ cUes wit 31$ $$L5514.lJIfl$j1 . ial1aia e 44 57$ $ 1/2-0855 1$ 551flS W.rO 55ijo 6115 4 - • *4* 557q$ I ___ sesi.* + , 55 S14041130'II! , .. 91111 $121 .* C- h- Id 0~ 41. .." , Robert Gordon, 55, said he will put up a fence of railroad iron if he has to In 'OH S , ISSMI 14795 4 huh 1(0 21 tiP $1 05P(5 )%P lISseNssussS I 1/S 0? 1 1141411$ 001 5 *411, Ia UP I5O1 S TI $33•55 I*llOPNW$1400s.ue ci lsssSal + 35 I' 21 155 3$ *..-.-_+___.... SSISlII 5611$ . 14cs ______ ___ . NO... 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She said her daughter was a "very loving mother who new abused her children." "She loved those kids and was so particular about them. She kept her on on them like a hawk when they were playing outside," Rosa Keltt said. Miss Keltt's mother said she Mill doesn't know the exact events which transpired on the evening 01 March 8. She said she was out shopping while the children were bathing. When she got home she found her daughter in the bedroom screaming, the said. Attempts to revive the Children by police and rescue wilts were unsuccessful at the scene, police said. Police said they arrested Miss Keltt at the W. 11th Street address at about 4 p.m. Tuesday. She was taken Into custody at the Sesninole County JW Bond was set at $1,000. A preliminary hearing for Miss Keltt was scheduled for 1:30 p.m. today in circuit court. I1. L 2-Year-Old Boy Faces Hearing 06,0110A DEIlOO take the Children out of the tub Immediately. Instead, the left them in the water and ran Into the bedroom, police said. The children's grandmother, Rosa Keltt, returned home and found her daughter ,,in hysterics" according to An llyear-old mother who told Sanford police the was In the kitchen preparing dinner on March 8 when her two ions drowned In six inches of bsthwater has been arred and charged with two counts of manslaughter and two counts of child abuse In connection with their deaths. Police said a two.moegh Investigation of the drownings produced evidence suggesting criminal acts may have been committed by Bluett Keltt, whose sons were found face down In a bathtub at 200 Lake Monroe Terrace. Mrs. Keltt was arrested Tuesday on an Information prepared by the state's attorney's office. Telly Keltt, age 2, and lincnth.old Terry Keltt, had been dead for up to an hour when the mother said she discovered the pair, a medical examiner's report concluded. Medical examiner Dr. G.W. Garay said Telly tad a bump on the head. 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Wednesday, May 9, 1979 FHP S ee ks Passencer In Hit And Run FLORIDA IN BRIEF The Florida Highway Patrol reported today they are looking for Dade Anti-Smoking Vote MIAMI iUPIj - Smokers puffed away nervously today, hoping absentee ballots would hold up their small lead on a question they consider an issue of personal freedom. Non-smokers hoped for "miracles" and some clean air. With all of 462 Dade County precincts reporting Tuesday, the vote was 95,074 against a proposed antismoking ordinance and 93,871 for it - a difference of only 1,203 votes. Some 3,287 absentee ballots were to be counted today. H the ordinance passes, it will go into effect Thursday. But if the final margin of victory is less than a half percentage point, there will be an automatic recount of votes cast. Pitts-Lee Pay Delayed TALLAHASSEE Fla. (UPI) —Ex-Gov. Reubin Askew came under attack Tuesday for falling to testify before a House committee considering $100,000 in compensation for former death row inmates Freddie Pitts and Wilbert lee. Rep. John Ryals, DBrandon, said the former governor's backtracking leaves the committee with few choices but to delve deeply into the record of the case. "It's going to be a long, hot summer," he said, Indicating the probe will not end next week as originally planned, and the question of compensation won't be decided until a special session next fall. Fugitive Surrenders OCALA, Flu. (UPI) - A construction worker who eluded capture for four years says he surrendered to Ocala police voluntarily because he was tired of looking over his shoulder. Leonard Feezel said he has been arrested many times for barroom brawls since he jumped bond in 1975 and fled Illinois, where he was charged with intimidation, unlawful - restraint and criminal damage to property in a liquor lounge, lie said he has worked 25 jobs in 10 states since then without being detected. "It's easy to avoid the law if you keep on the move. For people in fights and drunk, they only check to see If you - have a record in that state," Feezel said. Offender Program Curtailed TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI) - The House is set to give final approval to legislation severely restricting the highly criticized state program for mentally disordered sex offenders, On Tuesday the House voted to tighten the legislation and abolish the program completely in 1981 unless the Department of Health anehabUjtaftve Services proves it can run an effective proIrn. The brother of Scott, Edward Chaplin, was struck by a truck and thrown to the pavement on Monday. He suffered a mild concussion, but today his condition was reported as good and the Youth returned to school, his sister said, TV TAKEN A burglar entered the home of Ernest Woodard at 413 Sanford Ave., Sanford, sometime Tuesday and made off with a 13-Inch color television valued at $460, Sanford police said. Police said there was no Immediate indication as to how the thief gained entry to the home. CHARGE DROPPED Charges of attempted murder and attempted armed robbery filed against Rodney Lewis Woods, 21, of 25 Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, have been dismissed in circuit court. Woods was charged with the shooting of a junkyard owner, Louis Dritz, on Jan. 11. Dritz was shot three times during a robbery attempt. The third shot would have been fatal, police said, had the bullet not been stopped by a wad of money carried by Rep. Bob Crawford, chairman of the House Criminal Justice committee, asked for the sunset provision be he said the program is a disgrace. Some ni 280 inmates are treated at centers in Pembroke Pines, Gainesville and Chatahoochee. State Energy Head Quits TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI) - Embattled State - Energy Director Carlos Warren is quitting July 1 - at a time when Florida could be facing an energy crisis far worse than the 1973 energy crunch. But Warren, who told Graham administration officials Tuesday of his intention to leave the $30,000.a.year post, said now Is as good u time as ever since the department is . being reorganized. "Frankly, I can't think of a better time," said Warren, who becomes the third high energy official to leave state government in the last few months. Nursing Home Act Passes TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) - A House committee has passed what backers are calling ,The Nursing Home Patient Protection Act of 1979." The three-part legislation, designed to help the state clamp down on shoddy nursing homes, sailed through the House Health and Rehabilitative Services Committee Tuesday. "1 think this whole piece of legislation is the beginning of giving nursing home patients some rights," said Rep. Hal Spuet, D.Ml&uni. "What we are trying to do is put some workability in the nursing home laws." 4,200 Won't Get Diplomas TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) - The results are In from the final round of functional literacy tests affecting this year's high school seniors Indicating that about 4,200 will not receive regular diplomas when they graduate in June. Estimates, based on sample scores, also Indicate that a majority of black students taking the tests arc still falling because they cannot master the mathematics portions. The test is under challenge in federal court by a group of black parents contending the questions are culturally biased against blacks. Death Decisions Pondered TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tUPI) - The Mack of death penalty eases an Gov. Bob Graham's desk grew to six today, with nu hid from Graham ofl when or how he will act on the cases. Graham alone holds the power to sign the death warrant that will schedule Florida's first. execution since INC He said after Tuesday's Clemency Board hearing for four death row inmates that he has no deadline for deciding whether to sign the death warrant or recommend commutation. MAPLE GROVE, Minn. last. Mrs. Grabe, now 37, is hereditary. "I know that I can never be a went to the social agency which the only solution. (UP!) - Every Mother's Day suffering from Crohn's Disease, Mrs. Grabe said she wants to mother to her, nor do I have any helped with the adoption and She went to a home for unwd for the lust 20 years, Joan an ailment of the digestive warn her daughter the disease Intentions of trying to do " asked If her daughter, now 19, mothers In the Twin Cities. At Persontus Grabe thought of tract. She does not know how is best treated in its early Mrs. Grabe said. 1 only want could be told of the disease and first, she said, she thought Kathy Sue, the daughter she much longer she has to live. stage& to see her and try to let her be asked to contact her mother, adoption was a good Idea. saw only once its a sleeping She wants to tell her long-lost Kathy Sue Is the name Mrs. know that 1 have always loved if she wanted to do so. But, she said, "when I startál newborn. daughter she loves her— and to Grabe gave to the infant she her." Mrs. Grabe said a social to feel movement, and realized But this year could be her warn her. Crohn's Disease is saw only once. Last December, Mrs. Grabe worker finally told her she had that there was a real baby iA. talked with the adoptive side of me, it became more mother, who refused to permit difficult to believe that th' S any contact. The daughter is knew what they were talkiqg heallhy,the adoptive mother about. said, and would only be told of "I started to take long walks her mother's medical history if every day by myself, and 1 she develops the disease. would talk to my child then, arid MIAMI i UP!, - Sonic certainly owe It to the public to decision." proper use of radar," she said. She also was told the social I fantasized about how I would Florida traffic judges dealt consider his ruling," said Duval County Judge Jesse H. The Florida Highway Patrol agency always deals with the meet some wonderful man wijo radar a few more blows Broward County Judge John Leigh and Leon County Judge will continue to use radar, said adoptive parents, not with the would marry me and take rue Tuesday, siding with Dade King. "Cops are going to have Charles McClure said it would Deputy Director Roger Collar. child, away and the three of us woi4j County Chief Administrative to go back to their old system of be up to attorneys to file"When troopers make traffic "She (Kathy Sue) is an live happily ever after." Judge Alfred Nesbitts ruling chasing you down the street." motions to exclude radar cases, they have no way of adult," protested Mrs. Grabe. On Oct. 25, 1959, Mrs. Gratle that radar is too inaccurate to evidence, but Leigh added , "What are her rights? At what gave birth. She said she wds Several Dade ju dg es agreed "from kn owing what judge Is going to be admitted as evidence. what I've read, I believe said. age is s he old enou gh to be de al wi t allowed to see her infadt th Nesbitt, and others around he handle It," It. Cu!. Collar Nesbitt said in a four-page the state made a good decision." with?" So far, her questions daughter only once, being told said that though they decision Monday he would not would have to study the Dade County State Attorney The Dade County Public have not been answered. she must not wake the chili. accept radar as evidence in his Janet Reno said she will not Safety Department's radar Mrs. Grabe, since married, She didn't. 1 decision, th ey felt it court, based on expert testimowas a good appeal NeslAtt's ruling, but, will' guns are In the shop for repair became pregnant at the age of She has been Ill for most f ny given in a three-week one. form guidelines with police for and an accuracy check, and a 16. the past two decades, and 4t hearing on the speed detectors' "I adopt his decision In its radar evidence. Metro spokesman said he didn't She was reared in northern least one psychologist hs reliability. entirety," said Dade County "We're going to work with know If theywould be put back Minnesota, she said, and her suggest ed the Illness may havje "Since he spent all that Judge Howard Gross. "I think It local law enforcejnent to on the road when they are parents, pastor and social been caused by suppressi money and did all that work, I was an excellent, excellent develop guidelines to ensure the ret ur ned, worker all agreed adoption was gr ief. $sas Delivery: Week 71 cliNg 1,111,, $3.25g IMaiNs, $I$ISg YN,, $30.11. Illy Mall: Weil, IS (INN, MeaN $3.11: I usaft 131.11: Yew, 1*11. .. It.., • .............', I, I • . . , - . Representatives of the Seminole County Commission are scheduled to meet with Seminole Memorial Hospital Board members Monday at I P.M. to review the findings of a consultant's report weighing the benefits of renovating the existing hospital against the prospects of constructing a new facility. Money will be allocated in this session of the Florida Legislature to begin work on a state Route 436 overpass at Interstate 4 if the four-member Seminole County Legislative delegation has its way. State Rep. Bobby Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, chairman of the delegation, reported from Tallahassee the delegation in both the Senate and the House are working together to get $1 million appropriated for the project. The overpass concept known as the Center Street project includes an overpass of the state road and an alternate route whereby inoorists can avoid the most congested portion of 436. Hattaway said the "most realistic" place to look for the $1 million is from a project approved by a House transportation subcommittee last week for Orange County. He noted, as he had last week, that $17 million was designated WASHINGTON (UP!) All major issues have been resolved and the long-awaited SALT II arms limitation agreement is ready for signing next month at a summit meeting of President Carter and Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev. A formal announcement will be made today at the White House by Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, who has been the principal American negotiator for the windup of talks that began in 1972 under the Nixon administration. The 100-page treaty package will cut the nuclear arsenals of both superpowers to the same number of launchers and bombers 2,250 by the end of 1981. It will be the first arms treaty actually to require scrapping of nuclear weapons 270 on the Soviet side, to get under the limit. - - Sabotage Suspected At Plant RICHMOND (UP!) Virginia Electric & Power Co. officials say whoever slipped through tight security to tamper with uranium fuel rods at the Surry, Va., nuclear power plant knew what he was doing. Vepco Vice President C. M. Stallings told a news conference a corrosive chemical substance was found on 62 fuel elements, which are clusters of fuel rods that contain uranium pellets, and sabotage Is suspected. The incident could not have endangered the public or Vepco employees, Stallings said, because the chemical was not the type that could corrode the fuel rods containing the nuclear substance. !! - • I GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UP!) A federal judge has ruled Michigan has no right to impose fishing restrictions on Indians and those opposed to gill netting say the opinion will lead to the end of sport fishing in the state. Conservationists and spokesmen for sport fishing in. Tuesday assailed a 131-page fact-finding opinion issued by U.S. District Court Judge Noel P. Fox upholding Indian claims their unlimited fishing rights date back thousands of years. - . - - Senate Debates Ration Plan - WASHINGTON (UP!) The Senate, having badgered the White House Into major concessions for motorists in gas-guzzling states, today faced a decision on whether the country really needs a standby gas rationing plan. The standby authority, which had to be rewritten twice to clear the Senate Energy Committee by a narrow margin, would allow the president to order coupon gas rationing If oil supplies dropped by 20 percent or more. - - 1 Graham Vows Budget Veto Rubber Workers Set To Strike -. . 0 - - - - victims, .,I .,m • U,IU flI ur U,, creases; conflicting with his goal to limit the number ofstate employees to 1 percent of Florida's population; and exceeding the wage settlements his Department of Admlnistralion has worked out with the major state employee unions, Total state tax dollar spending for programs next year not counting tax relief should be no more than $3.3 billion, he said. The tentative Senate WASHINGTON t UPI The administration never promised a quick end to inflation, but it now concedes progress Is even slower than anticipated. Treasury Secretary W. Michael Blumenthal told a Senate appropriations subcommittee Tuesday the inflation rate for 1979 is likely to be between 8 and 8.5 - - - 'VI.. Lilt •.... 5UVVIIIUI asked IIIV Legislature to earmark $100 million of the $350 million reserve fund set aside in each budget so far for "economic stabilization." He wants to use $5 million to expand tourism advertising to offset the impact of gasoline shortages. The rest would go to cities and counties for school, college and university building projects, which would keep the critical construction Industry healthy. GOODWILL BUDGET STORE Nobones about it. Sanford: Robert L. Bateman Ernest Bicknell James Foley Robert I. Johnson Alex S. KInlaw 'fio J.Dkkn, Dauerti lk Yvette Soula.10er, Ositona Merle S. Daniel. Deftona Agnes F. Smith, D.Ilotia Louis. Pettlnelhi, Orange City Patricia Ferguson, Orlando Linda VQlkmaø. Orlando William Whidden, Ostean .-- -• — Catherine Myers Judy Nyros Morris N. Riddle CciiI iwia,iwd*$Fid$ C*s. he. 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Miller Martha Wilson 4r$hur F. Jcobs. Caiwiberry m,• NO WASTED TIME, NO STANDING IN LINE. Harry Vandusin, OVIIdO Hoflzchaw NO LICK, NO FUSS, NO TAKING THE BUSN NV UKIVINU. HOSPITAL NOTES ADMISSIONS Check Up - Inflation Prediction Revised $ am, readings: tern. southeasterly II to lb mph peralurr, 74; overnight lows, decreaft at aI&hL Wink 72; yesterday's high 77; strusger new thuaderuhewem barometric pressure, 30.05; Main probability 10 percent relative humidity, 13 per cent; today and 20 percent ksIgh* ThURSDAY'S TIDES winds, BE at 10 mph. Forecast: Considerable Dayt.. Beach: high 7:20 doudluass today aid tonight. am., 7:10 pm, low 1:14 am,, Chute of showers or thaw 1:21 p.m. Pert Cavcral: high 7:20 dershowers today and early taught Partly cloudy Thor. am., 1:44 p.m., law 10$ am., iday. Highs lathe midils today 1:12 pm. Bayport: high 1:20 am., 1:04 and upper bit Thiesday. 14S1 In the low 71s. Winds p.m., low 7:10 am., 7:17 p.m. 119n PEST CONTROL - Weather MAY CALL ART BROWN - Spring Time AKRON, Ohio (UP!) With hopes for a last-minute settlement all but abandoned, the United Rubber Workers union readied for a strike at noon today against Uniroyal Corp. the nation's third largest tire manufacturer. No contract talus were scheduled. A strike against Uniroyal would affect 8,200 URW workers in 12 plants that produce tires, hose, plastics, coated fabrics and adhesives. PALO ALTO, Calif. (UP!) Richard Trenton Chase, who admitted drinking the blood of at least one of his was convicted Tuesday of first-degree murder In the brutal slayings of six people, including a pregnant woman and a baby boy. A Superior Court jury of nine women and three men deliberated six hours over .a two-day period before returning the guilty verdict, which Is subject to the death penalty. Chase, 28, pleaded Innocent by reason of insanity. Consultants from the New York firm of Booz, Allen & Hamilton will be asked to answer questions about the report they prepared. The report in(Hcated it would be less expensive, under some circumstances, to build a new facility rather than repair and expand the present hospital. The report was made public The meeting Is scheduled to last week. be held in the hospital library. • - . Chicken Head* start At Bookertown Seminole Community (IIRS) and the violations were saying meals could be brought similar extension to a privately into the Bookertown center operated center under the same Action's (SCA) Headstart noted at that time. IIRS asked the fire division's from another Headstart center. circwnstances. center in Bookertown is 1 scheduled to reopen Thursday cooperation in doing the 1fl Conunissioner Bill Kirchhoff County Attorney Nikki with new smoke detectors and a spections. Compliance with the Clayton said the commissioners said the smoke detectors should fire cede is necessary for state by conditioning the extension on be installed both within the fire alarm system installed, County Commissioners licensing of the facility, the installation of the smoke center and in an adjacent of' A 45-day extension was then detectorsand fire alarm (ice. Tuesday, granted a 45-day extension to SCA to bring the granted for SCA to bring the systems, not using the kitchen The headstart program, facility, operating out of the old building Into compliance. The and hot water heater had Funded with federal money, is Bookertown school, northwest 45day extension expired last "addressed those items which designed to enhance the of Sanford into compliance with week and the center was closed, were life threatening." educational development of the fire code. Conditions of the McCluan said. underprivileged pre-school age Commissioner McCluan said Tuesday most extension are that smoke Bob Siurm children. The Bookertown detectors be installed irn- of the violations are in the said there is an overriding center has 20 children enrolled. mediately and that the kitchen process of being corrected. He public need fqr the center to be Classes have been held in and hot water heater in the pointed out a major need at the open because of the service temporary quarters in a nearby — building not be used during the center the installation of live- provided to the public. Corn- church since the center was drywall to missioner Dick Williams said closed last week. eighths-Inch extended time. DONNA JUST JOKING Commissioners voted separate the kitchen from the he could consider granting a ESTES To ease the pain of soaring gas prices, a Chicago unanimously to grant the cx- remaining portion of the service station has turned to humorous signs on tension, building had not been themes ranging from weather to politics. Station Rev. Amos Jones, SCA corrected. SCA Headstart Director manager Torn Bllhingham here arranges a sign executive director, said the Spenser, however, smoke detectors and the alarm Portia ribbing Energy Secretary James Schlesinger. "1 system are being installed submitted to commissioners today and "hopefully" the letters from two building supply 1. center will re-open Thursday. houses in the county noting a 7 The center was ordered shortage exists in that specified closed by the Seminole County material and the dry wall is Public Safety Department fire ordered. County Commissioner Sandra division last week because of fire code violations. J.H. Glenn, liaison commissioner to McCluan, chief fire inspector, SCA, told colleagues the told commissioners Tuesday an Headstart program faces a Inspection was conducted on the limited budget and serves a TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) budget complies with his Bookertown facility early In public purpse. She sugeated Gov. Bob Graham today mandate, but the Home props. January at the request of the the kitchen in the tilcUltY not be Mate Department of Health and used until it is brought into Wasted a $14 billion budget al does not. compliance with the code, Graham sided with the Rehabilitative Services being put together by the House = Appropriations Committee as Senate in the Intensifying Inflationary and threatened to budget fight in every area but veto it. pay raises. Senators are considLawn Spray • Pest Control "I aim quite concerned the ering giving university faculty legislative budget committees up to an 18 percent raise over Nematodes will approve a spending plan the next two years, which would that is inflationary and counter exceed the Carter guidelines to my goals of reducing the size and the 12 percent, two-year Termites iFumigation of government. Such a budget raise recommended by the will not be acceptable to fll(" governor for ather state emSanford 322•8865 Graham said at a news con- ployees. ference. Orlando 423.8094 Graham and the Senate agree He vowed to veto appropriations exceeding President on tax relief and Increases in ram spending. Carter's 7 percent a year Man Convicted In 6 Slayings the recommendation of the consultants calling for the construction of a new facility. That option, the consultants concluded, would cost about $17 million, compared to a $16.3 million cost to renovate. However, the new facility could be financed through a loan from the Farmers Home Administration at five percent interest over 25 years, which would make the total cost less than renovation, which would have to be financed through the sale of tax-exempt bonds at eight percent interest, the report said. The Center Street project calls for an overpass of 436 to Crane 's Roost and the opening of Center Street for which most of the rightof-way has already been acquired by the city of Alt a monte Springs, to Montgomery Road. From Montgoriwrluad motorists could either go south to 436 and west or to state Route 434 and then, east or west, thus bypassing the most congested portion of 436. liattaway, a member of the House Appropriations Committee, said he will work in that committee toward getting the funds allocated for the Seminole County project while Sen. John Vugt, D-Cocoa Beach, also a member of the delegation will be working toward the same end in the Senate Appropriations Committee. The idea of a 436 overpass has been discussed in Altamonte Springs for the past 15 years. The area of 436 from Palm Springs Road, west to 1-4 has a traffic count of 58,000 cars per day and has been designated the most heavily traveled stretch of road in Seminole County by the State Department of Transportation, Hattaway noted. - Indian Fishing Rights Uphàld - Hospital administrator Charles Bentley said he favors by the sub-committee for the Orlando International Airport interchange after Orange County Commissioners said $16 million Is sufficient for that project. It is from this project Hattaway expects to get the $1 million necessary for the Center Street project. Sen. Bill Gorman, R-Orlando, chairman of the Orange County delegation has agreed to find out exactly how much is needed for the airport Interchange construction and why there Is a difference in the sum requested and the money tentatively allocated. "We will make a run on Orange County if we have to," Hattaway said. Hattaway announced last week he and Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, would attempt to get the $1 million allocated to six-lane U.S. 17-92 from downtown Casselberry to north of Longwood. "We have abandoned that," he said. "The 4361-4 situation is without doubt the greatest need in the county." Hattaway noted $3.2 million has already been allocated for modifications on the 436-1-4 interchange and the new $1 million, if the delegation is successful, would be used for the Center Street project. j Comm is s ion Votes To Open - - .., On Hospital -----------.-.-- is . ,' A Mail@ Marie England PvöIisa.dO.oI, i.e Slid.,. .atg $ilwdiv W Ta. SialSig Nirill, lic.. * N. Pro& Lvi. $MMvI, Pie. $3771. Sicsed Class Pssge Paid as $islsrt Plsflds 33771 -•, Meet P ann ed Carmin E. Wednesday, May 9. 10—Vof. 71, No. 22$ ,. By [IONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer SALT Treaty Ready For Signing At Summit Some Judges Join Nesbitt Sanford: in1hg IfriWd ws.s isi.s IN BRIEF Dying Mother Searches For Daughter - I Dritz In his shirt pocket. Woods was arrested Feb 2 in connection with the theft of a pair of pants from the Super Dollar Store at 205 E. First St., Sanford. Woods allegedly fired a shot at a man who chased him after the theft, police said. A ballistics test indicated the gun used in the Super Dollar Store theft matched the gun used to shoot Dritz, police said. However, no positive identification of Woods could be made, authorities said. On March 12, Woods was convited In circuit court on charges of aggravated assault and carrying a concealed firearm in COfl nection with the theft of pants from the Super Dollar Store. A presentencing investigation has been ordered. VANDALS HIT Vandals are being blamed for the pouring of paint on top of a roof to a shed at the Phillips 66 Service Station, 801 Celery Ave., Sanford police said. Police said the incident occurred sometime Sunday or Monday. Damage to the building was put at $300. Wednesday, May 9.1979-34 FundsEyed To Relieve 436 Congestion' NA1E1iW_ CBTAKEN A CB radio va1ued at $139 was reported stolen from a car by Flora Scott, 164 Country Club Circle, Sanford, somet4 Tuesday, police said. I Police said the car was parked in a lot at 3418 Orlando Drive $ the time of the theft. Entrance to the vehicle was gained by pryii1 open the vent window and opening the lock, police said. JEWELRY STOLEN A pair of 14-carat white gold earrings valued at $894 w& reported stolen Monday. from a Longwood home, according k Seminole County deputies. Judith Garrels, 120 Palmetto Court, Longwood, told deputI her home has been up for sale for the past three months and suspected her earrings had been stolen during this time while prospective buyers came in and out of the property. The earrings were last seen in the closet bedroom, deputies say. Each earring was set with a blue sapphire measuring an averagi of 3.3 mm. CAR STOLEN, RECOVERED A 1971 Ford station wagon was stolen from near a Sanford txã Monday night andfound shortly thereafter behind an elementary school, according to Seminole County deputies. The statlonwagon Is valued at $1,495. Walter Ross Jr., 49, of 1012 E. 9th St., Sanford, told deputies lie pulled in front of the DeLuxe Bar on Southwest Road and left h car running while he went inside. Approximately two minutes later, he returned and dIscoverl his car missing, deputies say. Deputies later found the car parked at the rear of the Goldsboro Elementary School. the passenger who rode in the 1974 Blue Pontiac said to have been the vehicle involved in the hit and run accident April 26 that claimed the life of 18-year-old Scott Chaplin of 2809 Magnolia, Sanford. The Highway Patrol reports it now has a car impounded, but that it has been unable to establish at this point who was driving the vehicle. Unless the driver confesses, the only person who could identify the driver would be the passenger who was in the car at the time the youth was struck, an FHP spokesman said Absentee Ballots Decide $ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- -" --r- .•' - '':''-- - •- - CF4E C 11 �U Evening 1111eaM CUSPS 411.210) 30() N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-3611 or 831-9993 Wednesday, May 9, 1979-4A Around WAYNE D. flOYLE, 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 Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. country date crown. I 10 Time To It 's 9 The Clock By JIM HAYNES Come Forward Getting through the day and night must be tough going these days for the driver (and passenger if there was one) of the car that killed 16-year-old Mark Scott Chaplin. It's nice at the top, says Trinity Prep track coach Ge'arge Austin. He should know after another fantastic performance by the girls track team lad weekend. They claimed their second straight date chainplonahlp. Sandwiched In between was a girls cross "Success breeds success," Is his explanation of the rise of the na11 school to great heights in track. It wasn't always that way at Trinity. In the beginning, at least when Austin started a girls program eight years ago, there were five uncertain faces staring at him on the first day of practice. With some hard work, they managed to finish third In the cross country meet In their second year. This year some 22 girls turned out for the track team, no huge number, but outstanding considering there are only about 80 girls in the upper three grades. CALENDAR mile events In the. Class Aitate meet. Shannon is a ninth grader and was Class A cross country state champ last fail, but missed the track meet because of an Injury. The Howard McNulty family lives In Lake Mary. Over the years, there have been a number of Sanford products who have also played big roles In success of Trinity athletic endeavors. Jay Johnson Is one, and he Is now on the baseball team at Florida State. Matt McDonald, who Herald readers may recall as the youngster who shaved his head before last year's state swimming meet, came back with a fifth place In this year's state finals. He's Cindy's brother, and both are also from Sanford. Allison Lanier, another Sanford product, set a state record In the high jump last weekend. In short, It's hats off to the Saints, who seem to keep marching In. There were three definite keys to last weekend's victory performances by Mary Barnett, Cindy McDonald and Ann Kurth. They each participated In three events and garnered more than their share of points for the team. Austin Is from St. Paul, Alberta, Canada. He conies to Goldenrod by way of Arizona and West Texas State and Oviedo High. In fact, he teaches physical education at Lawton Elementary In Oviedo. He heads for Trinity's practice track after classes. Over the years, Austin's most famous family of runners has been the McNultys. Laurie is the oldest, and she's now on the Alabama tennis team. Thad runs for Harvard and recently received AU-Around honors as a freshman. Paul is still at Trinity and all he did Friday night was win first place In the half-mile, mile and two- 0 WEDNESDAY, MAYO Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Seminole County Chapter NOW, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. THURSDAY MAY ii Senior Citizens tow to Sarasota for visit to Ringling Museum and Asolo Theater to see Noel Coward's "Design for Living." Leave Sanford 8:30 a.m.; pick up 9 a.m., Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. Return 2 p.m., May 11. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. SISTER, Inc., noon, Holiday Inn, Sanford. Semlnola Rebekah Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, Sanford. FRIDAY, MAY 11 ANGL E-WAL TERS the days are getting even tougher for the Seminole High School 10th grader's mother, Mrs. Paul Chaplin. First she had to endure the grief of burying her 16-year-old son, then on Monday she got the horrifying news another sons 8-year-old Edward, had been struck by a small truck. Edward suffered a slight concussion, but at last reports he was at home and expected to recover. RONALD Salle Harrison Chapter Daughters of American Revolution, noon, Forest Clubhouse, Lake Mary. Bring old jewelry. REAGAN But Self fy' Edward's brother Scott, as everyone called him, was not so fortunate. He was struck by a car April 26 as he rode his bicycle on Old Lake Mary Road. The driver never stopped the vehicle. Scott died four days later. The driver still is unidentified. And, there may have been a passenger in the car when the accident happened, Florida Highway Patrolmen say.From where we sit, the driver of the car which killed Scott needs to do some soulsearching. He, or she, needs to come forward and put everyone at rest, including himself, or herself, And the passenger again, if there was one needs to do the same. - Mark Scott Chaplin was a fine boy. Well-liked by everyone who knew him. "He was something that is rare these days," said Rev. Keith Crocker, who officiated at the funeral services. '"He was a 16-year-old gentleman." That says much more than one might think at first glance. We'd like to see another gentleman, or lady as 2._ _i___.. we case may ue, in we uriver wspiaying a simiiar quality by contacting authorities. - Americans are In no mood for fooling around when It comes to meeting the challenges of the urgent problems we face inflation, energy and our position in the world. But a little fooling around can provide an enlightening change of pace from the seriousness of our current public policy debates. Taking this to heart, the well-known authors of two recent books have taken a look at our problems and they prescribe humor. They also demonstrate that If you are in the mood to poke fun, politicians and government are prime targets. "Public Nuisance," by R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr., is a collection of devastating satirical essays on a range of public figures of the 1960s and 1970s. Bob Tyrrell is well-known among conservatives for his editorship of the "American Spectator," a journal which has emerged as an oracle of the so-called "neo.conservatlsm." Tyrrell apares no one In his book. He tears through the American cultural scene with witty, disarming prose, piercing the public Images of Ullian Heilman (an "ageless coed"), John Kenneth Gal braith ("a millionaire economist and bon vivant"), Bob Dylan (the "Schubert Of Ribbing, Minn.")and many ot hers. As you might guess, some of his sharpest literary missiles are _,.__ an audacious move runlnlacemg of the buccaneering days of the "Standard Oil Trust" during the late 1800e, the Exxon Corp. is seeking to dissuade____ the World Bank from providing financial assistance needed by developing nations to harness their own petroleum resources. Instead, Exxon Is promoting an arrangement under which oil and gas exploration and production in the lesser developed countries (LDCa) around the globe would be the private domain of the world's major petroleum corporatloi. The World Bank, which offers low-Interest loans and technical assistance to encourage economic development In LDCs, Is convinced that succeufulnew petroleum ventures will both enhance those nations' economic stability and amellorate the harsh effects ofthe global energy crisis. WASHINGTON Both Exxon and the World Bank have Iden- tifiail flHT1)I Ill i4u*bwi1iwi VSVIIUeI / WORLD W•W Wow proapects for successful winter Book For "leum ventures. Ths Ust includes: ___ What do all his targets have In common? Ths)i bay ail esIwTwd UI. role .00JJk4%. TyrviU. In o.., before. Some are asking now If he has traveled regarded as at the tamer passages, Tyrrell portrays his urntoo many miles but he has to be been tried In some fortunate subjects like this: "To me these least aco-favorite until hehas b us ybo es areas moronic a mob of louts as has di Led heats. er ever b ee ar n at l ge In any civilized country since John Connally Previously a horse of anoth $2 the dawn of Ch ri st endom." color, he may be the sentimental choice of the A litera ry rule of thumb Is that truly sucbettors but not the smart money. Impressive in ceasful satirical writing will instruct as well as training, but has to show he can win on criticize. 'Public Nuisances" passes the test. In Republican track. to the emotional value of en joying a Phil Crane -Good lines and outstanding early addition y laugh at the expense of politicians, good bell foot, but has yet to be tested in traffic when the co e this ll ct ion contains shrewd perceptions of whips are out and the hooves are flying. So far, recent pub c events an political decIsions... li d be has made no wrong moves and obviously is As for Ralph Nader's crusade for automobile causing concern in the Reagan stable. f y, ks th tly "Citisin sa et Tyrrell r em ar at apparen George Bush Impeccable breeding and training, but another wholly untried runner. Did Nader believes automobiles are meant to be run not do well on home tracks, but made an Ian- into concrete walls. His Ideal auto would In- - whatever reason, find It difficult to cope with a wrong committed against another. But how they finally resolve those acts will be the criterion for assessing them. '1980 hurled at politicians. Argucina, Bolila, Bril, Chile, c_, M5O. P, TI' I* wAslnwvrow' (UPl) Someonó Ibo Egypt, Tunisia; zaire, Babrain, Cameroon, thought four years ago that Scoop Jackson was Chad, Congo, (nan, Syria, Turkey, India, the class of the 1976 Democratic field ought to MSIIYIIS and Jf4 know better, but he goes an altc.tpt to make a Petroleum production be book" on the 1980 presIdential hopefuls. "wider lucrative, as Indicated by Exxon's im There may be more entries as the year profits of $2.76 billion sses, and almost surely there will be announcunuit that net profits for the first pro gre sc ra tches b ef the primaries begin, but here is quarter of 1V79 were $0million, up 37.4 percent a look at Un ore declared and likely starters along over the comparable Period with a fdw exceedingly dark horses almost nine But exploration is an expensive, highly risky inortha before the first tests. activity. One exploratory well In an accessible Democrats: wit' known reserves cods less DiaL Jimmy Carter A proven horse, but still $100,000, Exxon notes, while a single ''nfl well lightly regarded by many of the railbirds. The In the remote of Africa and Latin condition of the track is his most impo rtant - Interior %054 am wwcraiwu; ii i i ._. up w 1U3 ieuow w rising The World Bank estimates that in the decade prices, he could be overtaken, betw IMand 10, the LDCs will have to Jerry Brown- Very flashy in the paddock and pression working in harness. May Show cold corporate the charaderistics of a Mercedes Bans 450 SEL with those of a bulldozer." Invest $615 billion annually to develop their very faitou*of the Starting gate. A good Showing weather form in New Hampshire. As this collection receives the prominent petroleum resources. Earlier this year, the bank on his last start big there is some feeling he may Howard Baker Good notices from his home dis lY It deserves In the bookstores of America, announced Its conmitmei* to assist In that have drained something with his 1978 demonturf, but he has to show he can travel and win. financing through a rnwlve $1.33 billion loan stratton of changing directions while at a full Some think he tripped over the Panama water I Imagine there will be plenty of nervous hazard ifl the Senate steeplechase. He's hoping to Politicians Who Will flip frantically to the Index to program. gallop. find out whether or not they have achieved the But a previously confidential exchange Teddy Kennedy He looks awesome In preempt the middle of the track. dubious status of one of Bob Tyrrell's "public of letters Shows that Exxon's board chairman, C. training, but there still is no assurance that heBob Dole An experienced runner, C. Garvin Jr., Is hardly eflthIndUtlC about the will run. He would be odds-on favorite for the believe he Is too heavy in the foot and sharp in nuisances." A different kindproduced of bookby (but economic scll4stermlnatlon and energy In- nomination if he did, but the final heat would be a the tooth for the fast track. He may not win, but humorous) has been theequally unuaU$ dependence that might result from such a very muddy contest Indeed, he'll have fun trying. program. Adlal Stevenson Good stock, but previous Lowell Welcker A high bucking maverick literary team of former Sen. Eugene McCarty EarUor this ysar, Garvia wrot. to Treasury races have been rum on closed circuit courses. expected to head for the left lane. May get -_ and conservative James J. Kilpatrick. In the Secretary Michael W0 lii1 the United Has a lot to show before attracting out of town nips at the front-running favorites, but not am preface, the authors explain that their project was born on a cold November night at n . Slates repres4.'vs to the World Be* attentio as a likely winner, few Kilpatrick's home In Virginia's Blue Ridge C"'iI that "such projects seem ill-suited for Republicans: Harold Stassen Too many starts, too mositalii& The authors readily admit that bank lending" because "exploration for oil and Ronald Reagan finishes. A confirmed rigid rail Who? bourbon at gas lslnbereu*lyrlaky" played least a snail part In the runner, he has always finished In the money Benjamin Fernandez, John Anderson conception of their joint literary effort. ____ ___ ___ - That no deep grudges are carried in this case is evident In Mrs. Chaplin's comments when she was asked if anyone had been arrested or identified in connection with her son's death. She said she didn't know, but "I prayed for the driver again this morning." ___ ___ - - - ui. Choke On The Tube i• t... i_ - The Federal Communications Commission has taken steps 4o give the cable television viewer a greater diversity of programs to watch on the tube. That's good. Television has become so great a part of our :lives that anything that will Increase Its responsiveness to the viewer's dlvere interests is good. The electronic media are uniquely modern means of communication. They are is the irimitive stages of their development. They have begun as mass media but are likely to become highly diversified and selective, appealing to small audiences as well as large ones. The FCC moved to eliminate two rules that have hamstrung 'cable Ty systems and protected local television stations from competition. One rule limits the number of out-of-town TV station signals urban cable systems can Import from distant cjljes. The othet rule allows local stations in the 50 largest W ']markets to force a cable operator to black out any show carried . -on, then Imported diannets if the show appears onthe local itation. Satellite telecasting creates the possibility of opening up :)iwidreda of channels to every set, Including those In the most remote areas of this country. : Government regulations should not stand In the way of such gress. Plaza. Sunday, May 13 Symphony Sunday at the zoo children's concert by Florida Symphony Orchestra, 3 p.m. - ., - gj... Po li ti c s WASHINGTON (NEA)- If misery loves company. American consumers should be delighted to learn that they're not the only ob. jectsof the mu1tIntional oil companies' rapacious efforts to Increase already bloated AREA DEATHS - Melbourne. Born in 0. U :-. :• I I I - Speaks ' Columbus, Home, Melbourne. - AFVW At Church and Celery City Elks - Lodge 542, Sanford. Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Annie M. Williams, Barnwell, S.C.; aunt, Mrs. 'Cummbia Wade, Charlotte, N.C., uncle, Abraham Hogg, Home. Viewing will be 25 p.m., Thursday. Burial will be In Walk, W. Va.. Brisson Funeral Horne-PA in charge. CAVE. MRS. VERNICE Funeral services for Mrs. Vernice Cave, 60, of 513 E. 5th St.. Sanford, who died May 3, at Extra Miler. .•4. Joe Kines, 4saidant football coach for the University of Florida will be the principal speaker at 8 a.m. Friday at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building, 400 E. First St. The public is invited to attend the free event where coffee and doughnuts will be served, ac- KE no viewing after the eulogy. TIMOTHY L DEVAUGHN Barwell County, S.C., under direction of Marvin C. Zand.rs _ PEOPLE TRUST ECUNDS FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION UNVlt. ii low, low pdc.si of 206 N. Banana River, Funeral Home (the people's thoice) Apopka. WIND SONG NATURAL SPRAY CHARGE Ill" - Cologne. 11.4-oz. ,4-oi. 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Sanford, parcel of the Hidden Lake Lonon, with Rev. K.D. White Jr. of. Planned Unit Developm ent. Mrs. Dorothy ticlating. The body will lie irs Jacksonvill e. state at the church from 9 am. Marvin C. Zanders, Apopka IS until funeral time. There will be l.n charge of arrangements. Youth I)ay Festival in the Park, Sanford. From left. of Finney, Arthur Orlando, Project Diversion Extra Mile Award: Col. Eugene Minietta, YPI executive director: Gil Garc' itt Winter (seated) of Springs. Project Prevention Volunteer Qf the Year; Kurt Freund of C of C Meet 30 years. She was former owner TImothy Louis Of Vaughn, 23, Of restaurant here and was a Geneva, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Brlsson Funeral member of St. James AME Seminole County at the -. Brisson Funeral Home is in tile used at DisneyWorld has charge of arrangements. been granted a change of use MRS. VERNICE CAVE permit by the Sanford Planning -Mrs. Vernice Cave, 60, of 513 and Zoning Commission. The ) 5th St., Sanford died May 5 at F'jnsral Natic• permit will enable the company 'Nèuslnole Manorial Hçspltai. to move Its operations from 'Bent In Allendale, S.C., she had Pt VAUGHN, TIMOTHY Wed First Street to i W. itied in Sanford for more than LOUIS - Funeral services for Third St. 205 N. Banana River, MerrItt and operator of her own Island, who died Tuesday, in Outstanding volunteers we re recognized h Yout Programs. Inc.. of Winter Park. Project Diversion Volunteer of Year ear and making presentation. .Juvenile. Judge Kenneth Leffler. Pete ('lark of Fern Park (not present) wasProject Prevention ' Born in Parkersburg, W. Va., lntheEastCentralFlorlda area W. J. Bass, Melbourne; four Mrs. Sarah Joann Rltterskamp grandchildren and three great- St. Petersburg; father, R ussell - grandchildren; sisters Mrs. Do Vaughn, Merritt Island; O.L.Bennett, St. Augustine and three brothers, David, Mrs. Robert Grab, Naples. Michael, Jacksonville and Funeral services were held Mark De Vaughn, Washington 'today at Brownlie Funeral te YOUR HELP 15-ounce bottle. 63* 3 tvoes. RUFFLES -- I POTATO CHIPS Greatfordps __ ____ - - -. How would you - - - - - JACK ANDERSON The Greek's Presidential Odds ... -.. Coach S Other survivors include, Mrs. Survivors Include his mother, Permit Vote - - . UF I - THANKS FOR I .. Ga., she had lived In Melbourne be came to Merritt Island In which includes Seminole since 1919 and was the mother 1965 and was a car salesman. County. Of T. E. Tucker, of Flagship He attended the Adventist Bank of Seminole. Sanford. Church In Cocoa. - URRYS WORLD I 4 cording to a chamber spokesman. Kinea' main topic will be MRS. GLA DYS H. TUCKER Merritt Island, died Tuesday recruiting for the university. Mrs. Gladys H. Tucker, 84, of night as the result of an an The assistant coach is In charge Melbourne, died Monday in automobile accident In Geneva. of recruiting for the university Y. king. funeral director isn't for everyone. The hours WASHINGTON Id others rely on George challenge would split the Democratic Party and spellbinder from Texas in caning on g. He no longshols at 50 to I inciuie nunois Gov Gall p,EknoRoperandl.uaHwriuforguddancs give theGOP thspreddency.0 Carter continues has an effective campaign team, be a Jim Thompson, Sen, Ro Lowsi In next year's presidential sweepstakes. We to slip In popular odeeni, however, Teddy presidential aura of strength and confidence, Weickar and Paul azait, and Dole, Reps. JOIN prefer "Jhnzny the Greek" who be prevailed upon to rum. u*ixn4es MY he and his views are conservative enough to pick up Anderson and Jack Kemp. Ughtaing lm't llkM calculate, the political odds elus1vity for us. low opinion of Jerry Brown and wOld(kl't want Reagan delegates should their favorite falter. to strike tn. Wh&leJlmmy'ar,Mnthorlsbaeed hpikupthsvpvpinitionbydefault. But he is still remembered as a Dsmocr* MAUAillI W: D,, on sporting auto, he apoes the same sk& is ldu j I1 I The yo CaliJornIa txneRepublIcw, his connection with praise fW his evaluation Of political proupicts: H. talks to governor is ready to challenge Carter in the Richard Nixion gives him a Watergate tie that Is of ' ''' the Insiders who know (Is game bed the date pñn.ie.. w members of h his mod lifestyle, chameleon- no advantage. He was acquitted of ___ taking bribe, fr4allty In govenmieg, -, au 90 dicking party sr seasoned pI1 like pc'lWrs and jneral flakiness tin a lot of from the dairy lobby, but the fact that he was h. p. pros. i6stary, J10 Commer" for *W Junkets. .t people off, &owa did beat Carter four times Indicted dall can hardly be considered a plus. ____ __ 1$ IVIOstIlI bSiOtS th fICedl7 jetted off tq Howard Baker: 7 to 1. The Senate minority Tud, after a belated entry Into the 17$ '' Mot d prIuil&7 le Nfl P"i ,1jY prknarlcs. Brown's dock would also go up leader Is offering himself as a moderate aft $roo"peslod.bX rates Presided Carter as the odds-on favorite tO demnatically If he were the only alternative to native to the conservative favorite,, and he a large rInus. The trip cost $100*. So big was win the Democratic m" k and gives (. m'114 be a coaiprnuIse clidate In a the party IbM the hotel In the resort town' of Matra uiti' IIYS SNOU(h room; the RonhldRasmiae,.sllito beft Greek deadlocked convention. Back hi the pack at to 1, Jimmy the p,as George Bob: 10 to 1. Another moderate dark Moroccan 111CM1 11014011 obiliugly kicked oi4 rates the ether Democratic pc1*ies as hors., Bob Is a Texan with strong ties to the 0000 110111111118 10 make room for the Kreps sa Here is Jimmy's "early morning line" on the at E a s tan establiskned.His tenure as had of the tourag.. A Commerce Department spokesmj race for the Wle Home: &ms. pg Moynihmk Robert Byrd and Central lntt4llg,nce Agency Is regarded as a 'plI' that Kieps performed numerousoja Carter: 4106 Thoegh his popularitY among Frank Church, Rep Me UdiM and Heath fVICtII On the trip. "° do be1 Eon and Welfare Sscrdari Joe C1'io. ThbSCk, leaders 15 1w Jerry Ford: 15 to 1. Though his personal JU*Y1J1U2 Aidsfr*nhirlcan eate chEme and ed iii. Weded (1Ir as big A6= The R.pib& o: be With singer nd o11*tIs Ililde Romdadt, California Goy their candie -the priukleu4 hea the amrformer Ilaspa: • to.. me Is.yesr mm ad~ Of WVflbI*C7• he M1ft. ON former J1ii flR'$iWt'4iele on foreign policy Ud at an UOUyWOOd Aw and CalifOrnia governor Is Mill Hisageishis president stands little chance of getting the Pedly felt to be a little Ii*wsgi pt:1t;t ps*kul pertlea demped a for IUNOf ne"4v" isles. he for ii. And this be ItI1l l*1M. $0 IW't' hi has now deliveei4 dwm and :vMivopndsdlUcSitIrs appeeeidlywon'tdo. :iN the 11* Old ladle'.____ H. au has a Ti* kásdy;7 I. I.. Ziisdy _______ overshadowed by fellow cumervativu B-pa Fiimd Marcia ______ ______ orgt1_____ will allow the Uii Fuluuluuul chair, o 001111110011111 Ch" Of di. shuirain l and iW1j. Bid ho has voat au peesg Slates Ii '1' Maiy bees. in the " from the*.reas $af Ii; si7W 41 ho to dale in "I s&a' asstmmagesi.epsstK.aga t,I. 5g CemusPy : $ be 1. lbS J f __ New Hampshire, he might make It. tatonbipi," àNT.d Nwfl. and you can't stay sway because his feelings will be hen. ,., - .• . [*IkE TO UT YOURSE f IN OUR are unpredictable.. .you we oontinuouely exposed to grief ... you become the suWect of a lot of bed jokes. . - and, when you haves sick friend, you wit visit him because people will say you'm a vuhu,eN - I 15 of Seminole County's elementary schools will participate in a choral music festival beginning at 7 p.m. May 21 at the Seminole Community College gymnasium. The event, open free of charge to the public, is the county school district's third annual festival. Lorraine Offer, music teacher at Bear Lake Elementary School, is in ch arge of publicity and said the festival will be under the direction of Dr. Burt Perinchief. The Forest City Elementary school band will also Perform at the festival, chaired this year by Joyce Bastain of Eastirook Elementary School. ll 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 Historic District Food. through Sunday. Lunch and fashions to benefit Humane Society Of Seminole County, noon, Jerry's Sanford Airport. Tickets at 2001 E. 25th St., Sanford or The Village ShoP' Sanford Humor In I, When she was told of the latest accident, Mrs. Chaplin said she walked to the scene and described it as "The longest block I ever walked." ,.... ØP / i . Some 400 to 500 st udents from SATURDAY,MAY 12 Belles B e es and Beaus Dance 9 p.m. to midnight, Pause For Serv ng ar i Students in Annual Music Event Wednesday, May?, 1979-SA Even19 Herald. Sanford, Fl. - But we',e not complaining. We knew there we disadvantages to every job, and ours has in unusual redeeming feature: it provides the satisfasiteiu of knowing we've hslpsdothirsstallmswluenhslpis needed most. I:. - GRAMKOW - - "May lpaum• you are In accnjd with th Tftmstrs duirO ol a Xp.rc*ntk,crW. In,.. Hrnlngs over the noxi tlproo yiara?" _. --*-, -'. .. .- _____ ________ .., FUNERAL HOME 130*15? AINOAT SOUIJVAAO IANFORO, FLORIDA ' - TELEPHONE 322-3213 %O;j ici flSl ma OI'IseS..T ______ to of cow W MIX Too*Y NS I*YO*T - T# fiS .'esse'- * I -- W,ILIAMS.,GRAMKC* . . 7 SANFORD: 951 State St Sanford Plaza LONOWOOD: Hwy. 17.92 at S.M. 434 12 434 Centes', %9 S.R. 434 CASSILUIRY: Seminole Plaza 1433 Simoran Blvd. OMS ALTAMONTI SPRINGS: 974 West S.R. 434, 414 E. 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A r WATERI MATTRESS I 1 WI?LA FI - i: - J - 33 Take 38 Plans 38 Recedes 41 Charge 43 British 10 Gasoline container 11 Here's son * . - * LLED CHAMPAISNE L I____ 1 2 3 4 -- 5 6 7 8 -- - 12 THE BORN LOSER (A b" Art Sansom ) A riArtI 1i A ) *iin'ri e-gAsHimb gm! m, - ør-i-.iu 15 - — — - 18 18 10 11 -- - 14 - - 19 - - - 17 - o 31 1 1 a" ____________________________ 27 28 29 ' 30 - 32 33 - - 34 - - - 35 36 37 38 - — 39 40 44 48 ARCHIE 47 48 49 50 CENTRAL RE6GiE,TEST ME ON THE INITIALS OF GOVMMENT ,AGENCIES THAT I i4AVETO WOW. 4T A., KNOW FOR civics CLASS! '4 50 1 61 ii (I j 1 f? • ____ LO ' - - - - - - - - - / For Thursday, May 10th YMRBIRTHDAY VaLW,3KAD.. May 19, 10 Your social life will become k much =on ascun md *AUG 0" imiwin 7W. - .-I- tances nude in the past win cm ~zw disagreeable, ana everything will work out. LIBRA(Sept. 23-Oct. 23) KM your financidpicture to taky. somem w" V. to ustaining md will try to think of a way to poach in your territory. SCORPIO(Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Sharing with others in a logical, an practical manner should be considered today. you can,t do now be cultivated into longIsAing friendships. TAURUS(April 20-May 20) A watchful eye and a firm grip :I t those In your charge Willo be nec ssary today. Lack of all the taking, nor can you be PRISCILLA'S POP MSEPLANTS LOOK SO HEALTH', EvVLY/ TWY TEIMISLE 1 NCW MAJ(ING THEM GWrI I by Al Vermeer r IME FINALLY 1*40"p HfT ON ~&~ING , 4 -' S ') 'l, _________ k/ I,l F TRICK. . 'vv- ' (JO, . • _________ household into * chaotic place. (Nov. 23-Dec. Find out more of what lies 21) If someone who has helped ead for you in UW year you in the past is in need of following your birthday by assistance today, 1* the first to sending for your copy of Adro volunteer. Don't try to hide Graph Latter. Mall $1 for each behind excuses. to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 480, CApRICORN (Dec. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. 19) Follow what logic dictates Be sire to specify birth 'W today. Don't listen to another GEMINI (May 21-June 20) who convince Your entire schedule will be you thst your nldng Is wrong. fouled up unless you take care is only looking out for her of each problem as It arise& bger , anything Under AQUARIUS (Jan *Feb. i$ the rug today. Even if you fed you a@ rW, CANCER (June 2Wu1yfl)U gving in tot you think before you buy today, aqwatirIg will nalt you mwb you won't end up with a 101 0 more than dn1ing to have nooaens1ca1 articles. Besides, It things your way. PISCES (Feb. 30-March 30) it LEO (July 23-Aug. n) Self- wool be as any n you think to indui" Wsuitill won't bring fillid willing ban& to do a chm you half the enjoyment tW you simuld do for yourself. you fto they waa AbaIM Don't try to p@Im it off. your um on doing little for the family. III COA you quite heavily VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept. 22) nkeeYwise if yuu overlook your Tning to Ignore an ork for plearme. Today's matt won't solve a W succems be in keeping your Fwe up to Un no nose to On grindstone. may 1,• ____ :.: - 44 _____________ WIGS BUNNY .pUFF... PUP GA4P.. wyIzg... Ile 17 WA. Al) 1 OT&.THINK YA wtu A OUT I FVNIN . TH MATCM, FUPPSY., * \.7_•ad FRANK AND ERNEST INTER REVENUE 7D0S NONE PAY from athemlcalorlt can be afterlthasbeenlnserted.Ina f The bacteria woman like yourself who ha cause Inflammation because of quite some length of time chemIcals they release, without any difficulties, It's '. -: But if the presence of the persisting mystery. How replica ship was handily Inflammation can occur may have an increase In almost anywhere, from the cramping or bleeding fraim the surface of the skin to In- IUD just as you have ex- exphdned, the mystery of Its namesake continues to baffle people along the could a durable old boat, skippered by a veteran * flainmatlon of the throat, perlenced, sinuses, lungs, appendix and so There's not much you can do on. to protect yourself against an The Inflammation you're Inflammation and since you've interested in involves the done so wen,I dont consider it female orgam and is commonly a major problem In your case. -. Ir CANA superior 'en . -.. •SAUIT STE.MARIE shores of the big lake they call Gitche Gumee. More than fli years after the C, Cb ? Wisconsin . * Michigan X events is substantially flction.Thecaptaindidnot wire In a dldres that November nIght in 1975. And that's part of the problems. It's true that you . . "And later that night— When 'Is light's outta sight--Came the wreck of thEdmund Fitzgerald." Though haunting, Ughtfoot's rendition of the and was taken over the locksaspartofthefilmlng ofamovie based on the last ho urs of the real Edmund Fitzgerald. _________ ) ( Arrow Indicates where the Edmund Fitzgerald Went down on a stormy night with all hands aboard. mister, sink with all hands wreck guess that the without a solitary note of protest? Coast Guard officers who have Investigated the Fitzgerald was simply and suddenly overwhelmed by the maritime elements, Alter all, the ship was The Coast Lake Superior reached Guard rand gifts shell really appreciate — at your local lake's eastern end, near Sault Ste. Marie, and some pass our savings on to you. HOME CENTER * - ticular case. Remember that 0 -' try to - ' I WIN AT BRIDGE NORM 010 9 Q 54 0 7432 4 QJ 1072 WEST EAST J 9 6 32 A K Q 74 9986 IV K J 10 6 9 0 1086 49653 484 SOUTH 085 7 32 O AK slam try that asked him to bid a slam it he could handle the second round of spades, but North made one of those close decisions — he decided that his small trwnps were so small that he couldn't justify that slam bid. At the other table North didn't bid over two spades. He dbid thb South made a second takeout double. The bidding continued from then on as at the other table and finally this North who had been I ., ' Vulnerable' Both Dealer: East opened and continued. The Wed Nor6 East Sogth man who had stopped at I. game Wconrefus edto ruff the 2• 3• . spade in th four PUS 4• PUS 4 This left ummy wi • Pass Pus trumps, later o that d PUS darer drew trumps with three leads, cashed his ac& king of bs, entered Opening lead dwI?It' UmmY :' 14 to fhocuirriaLM now Silm" bid four North knew this was a body's ' . STTlN AUNP ThAT e esL -.. 13*88 ' ' 5* * ,, . ,. e interestpreserve our st S. 7a -- ;-'" ' energy resources. We agree. And here are some of FPL's suggestions onhow you can lend ahand. ., . . - A . #' * . ** ' • _S. tters to, thorouc;h even heavy , Wat rs Convenient fing ertip sp ed control mci L)edtII 3.813 elector tM110(i. , .____ . • - j * j .. '• . * o*P ofrrAMU' ' - 1 offany lightoraFpliance you're not Don't do a handful of laundry using. It's a sma I economy, but not or dishes. Wait until you have a when you multi y it by thousands full load. And use cold water when- of h jurs and mi lions of homes. ever ossiNe. And, if you're planning to ITYOU haveapool, lenda hand buy a new home, there's more by reducing the hours of the pump's than a handful of reasons to ask A finger and thumb is all it air-condit oner operation to the min imumrequire i LTIU' thermostatupto78. Acomforta e make your bill take a dip, setting, that will result in significant . HIS I.ISSON' t. * • savings. BROILER ROTISSERIE yourbuilderabutFPLsWatt.Wjs Living and the built-in energy-saving fea ' ture s tha a tw'11 ill help reduce your electricity costs. * _ I A LM FM X1CNO go __ - A •( IIgu5 CK i -. ))) - On it\ *' - . 10-SPEED BLENDER provides instant start and stop for niore precise processing. 5-cup glass jar. White finish with customjM fruit-cluster design 860.41 S - . - , - - - - - - -- - - l . - 1.0 * want.to help you save, - '1 • \ F~OW POWER LOW CO~ - rberWaire- 329"Omer Use a twist of the wrist to replace high-watt bulbs with lowerWe can save a lot of electricity. wattage bulbs. Every little bit helps. If everyone lends a hand. Any handyman or plumber can turn your hot water thermostat S yj ____ Cooks smokeless, spatter. free. turns to baste foods l2 height ad1ustments 455N ___________________________________ .. * . * . ____ A flick of the finger will turn - Ryan MIXER e 1,1!. - Aim S )OUIS )I(IS exir I i , V IFOf A Copy of JACOBY MOD. ERN. send $1 to: "Win at Blid9t. care of this newspia. P@f. P.O. Box 489. Radio City Station. NIFIN I . . .. t encouraging a voluntary conservation' program, because it's in every- . Here a hand that decidad a Ista= bkkii" in Ow box in that of tunately, for him they failed the team that won. North to break and he went down decided to try three clu ~18 two tricks. If hunpa had after Wed went to two broken 2.2 his team would This was have won the =tch. overbid, but it worked out IWWSPAPERENTFRPRIU ASSN., well. Swth went to thm iMuncinds. North raised be away for three or more days, turn your wa er 1.eater to • '.- electricity. Governor Graham is . d his t1tree s and madefive The declarer in six had to ruff the second spade. If broken ai hto . you're shwasher). And So right now it s more important tL han ever to practice conserving . trumps BY 0111waW Jacoby down to 120°, (or 140° • • , if you have • n short supply. And expensive. conservative earlier bid the slam. At both tables spades were aid Alan Bostag Regular and low sulfur oil are , by Stan Lot and john Romits islp AS ?$e • Ag - by T. K. Meantime, %%hilC the doubts continue, there ate some here on the Gitchç Gurnee who believe thy are sppposed to continue; independent hardware merchant with national chain-buying power. We buy lor less, so we can f$CI.IT$ON, * * •' - * * boats have been lost on the 200 crewmen have perished. Twenty-nine of the 200 were aboard the Fitz. None - . . . . ,. •,. . • .. . -................. • ,, -. - S - - - * . - -. - . . . - . ,. * h. raised N raise the possibility l play. But e Seafarers International Union has asked Congress to (.OflU.flt. an inquiry. The union also wants Coad Guard th expldib every uhe wrecg, The union says the teri must be solved - th '°, ,. similar, tragedies can in the You'll find a complete selection of useful name- W WIM * the have been inadequate. Arm A% MUM * . centuries of Great Lakes shiming. more than 50 HE lUMILE WEEDS , er been found. Underwater cameras have located the wreck ilL lies in 530 feet of water, split In three sections, but no bodies have been seen. Moreover, most of the boat's lifesaving equipment is apparently still in place on the vessel. Where are the sailors" Why was the emergency gear not used? How could a big ship go don without call for help? Many Great Lakessaflors insist that the Coast Guard investigators have not yet provided answers to the lingering questions. The critics say track, "and there were no The official report of the wreck concludes that the ship probably took on great knots and the waves In , lights where it was supposed to be." An air and water search was thereafter Initated and it continued for much of the evening, By daybreak only an oil slick and some lifejackets were found. The Fits had gone under In what is kno wn as the graveyard of Gitche Gwnee. In three believes, however, that the Fitzgerald was in trouble for hours before capsizing. caught in a howling gale at the time It sa nk; the winds were blowing at up to 80 d Fitzgera Id amounts of water through hatch covers, and the resulting flood In the hold led to a loss of buoyancy, then to calamity. The Fitzgerald went down so metime after 7 p.m. Capt. Jessie Cooper, the skipper of a following ship, says the Fitz disappeared from the radar * * 0 °P 'TAXES ' ghts of 0 feet. Indeed, the storm was the worst on the lake In more than a half-century. Snow was failing. So was frozen rain. It was so bad that the skipper of the Fitzgerald, Capt. Ernest McSorely, radioed to a following freighter that he had not "seen anything like It" in 40 years of Great Lakes experience, But McSorley did not despair. Nor did he give any radio suggestion that he had storm-related problems he couldn't handle. Its ship contained 26,000 tons of taconite pellets, It was downward boundfromSuperlor,Wis., for Cleveland, and all communications Indicated that MeSorely expected to make it. crew was in peril: fact merely hocus pocus. . - The boat was a replica of the legendary steamer that vaned in Lake Superior In 15. It had been rented by a Canadian producer, - SPIDER-MAN ACM 8V M5 by Bob Thaves * plastered to its forepeak. A ghost thip? it was In u ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL CC AR"X5 Rf,\/W,,~ fM 51K XUAW57 .. . bacteria. In your age group you can 'l'symptoms those o1an expect to go through the infection and how much trouble monopuase In a few years. a woman has depends a lot on When that is through you won't how extensive the infection need to use birth control the inflammation manures. If you happen to extends up the tubes and In- have Increased bleeding during volves the ovary, It can become the menopause, your doctor a large ovarian abceu, may not want you to use It then. Again ltisan Individual matter. ... (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) Howie Schneider freighter with the name "Edmund Fitzgerald" READER Inflainmation is term used to Most of the significant describe Ussue responm to problems -from an IUD will irritations. The Irritant can be occur In the first few weeks the uterus, tubes or ovaries ", by 1Z000 VeUth V pass through the locks of this Great Lakes community, but one came In recently that was of more than Casual statistical Interest. It was a slow-moving . in short, the female organs in there are large numbers of the Pelvi& It can be CMW by It women who have successfully large variety of different used the IUD for years. HOROSCOPE IEEK& MEEK DEAR fact, and two investigations of It, nobody knows what caused the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Millions have heard of the wreck, of course. An account of the Incident was recorded by folk singer Gordon Lightfoot in 1976. "The captain wired In he had water comin' in," according to Llghtfoot, "and the good ship and . Wednesday, May 9,1979-7A biaderia being introduced 11190 should be done in your par- 62 - • Ed mun The ____________________________________ Modoften ftlaa direct result of IUD for guldanceabout what !. 59 ' INTERSTATE 4 COMMERCE COMMISSION ! 54 55 1 - 7 LIREAUCWIC BOTTLENECKS! . OKAY, ARCH 53 THE FEDERAL AGENCY F.A.C.N.8.15-! THINKI AGENCY, A., _ FOOD AND - : called pelvic Inflammatory But, of course, what you and disease. Doctors dub this as other women should do is rely PID. It can be acute or chronic. on the doctor who Inserted your 45 by Bob Montana Lamb about being sterile as I have symptoms of pain and four grown diilcfren and don't discomfort. It can cause abwant any more, but I would like normalities in the blood tests, to know how to take care of feverandothersuchthlngsthat myself. doctors associate with an in- varIety of other causes. 1 T' * Of Th eW rec k By TOM TIEDE SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. (NEA)— More than Irritation can occur from 8 unlikely that then will be any 20 121 22 AM 0 -- 13 - ) , - 9 r. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Remains A Mys tery r an article in the paper about the ' nd wanted tokmw what inflammatory disease really I& What other risk Is there If you UU get the disease besides becoming permanently sterile? I'm 43 years old and have had ______________________ the IUD for some time now. i not have any problems except mecrampadur1ngmy period. In the case of most IUDs If I did get Inflammatory there may be a very low grade disease, how would I know It Infection of the lining of the and what treatment woWd I use womb. This may cause to correct It? I'm not worried discharge. It may cause * DOWN 24 Not9well agate 27 Telescope . 21 Transverse 1 I talian inventor 23 Nation (Fr.) 45 Blows on 31 Actress Gabor 2 greeting 24 Bidding 32 breeze gulf 3 Arid ing river 46 Honk 4 Unconcerned, 26 Actor wd.) 47 Flees law ethically 34 European Andrews 48 Needle case 5 Feed to apple 27 Cut 49 Pretense 35 Solid 50 Thought (Fr.) 7 Depression ini- 29 Son of 37 Existence 51 Contemptible (Lat) this Aphrodite 39 Taro posw 8 Hieroglyphic 30 Newspaper 52 Italian family 40 Fiendish 9 Hammer pa notice (abbr.) 55 Galley sweep a uY ivtort walker THIS 0' Box ISN'T Ti-6kt' 1 N P OlE CLM 23 BEETLE BAILEY I Concerned s 4e&pe ZEROS It She ' About Answer to Previous Puzzle • - .,:• - .• • �SP Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ORTS__ -. - ,jrM; - 1 ~_ so 10: 'Major League Suns, Sonics Back In By United Press International Phoenix and Seattle, a pair of NBA clubs that are long on talent and know-how, are playing the basketball the way it's supposed to be played. "It meant a lot to us that we came back and got cranked up again," said Phoenix Coach John MacLeod, after his Suns had scored a 100-91 victory over the SuperSonics. "1 thought we Ir played well but It was a hardfought basketball game. Seattle can come right back and cut Into a team's lead." Walter Davis scored 27 points and Paul Westphal added 21 Tuesday night when the Suns held Seattle scoreless for the first six minutes of the fourth quarter. The triumph evened their Western Conference championship series at two Sports Parade H .r Its. ,iiiiiiii - MILTON RICHNAN games each with the fifth game of the series slated for Friday night In Seattle. Phoenix held an 81-77 lead entering the final quarter but Seattle lost Its collective shooting touch at the start of the last period. The Sondes missed their first seven fleldgoal attempts and did not score until 5:56 had elapsed. Phoenix, by then, had a commanding 93-77 Baseball NBA lead. "We would miss a shot and Own not get back on defense," complained Seattle Coach Len Wilkens. "We were Just doing things we shouldn't be doing." IV Suns led, 31-24, at the end of the first quarter and capitalized on a host of Seattle turnovers to lead by 15 points late In the first half en route to a Playoff Groo~e 58-50 halftime advantage. Seattle came back to tie the score midway through the third quarter and then pulled ahead, 47. In the NBA's ether semifinal series, the ailing Washington Bullets and the surprising San Antonio Spurs hook up in game 3 of their Eastern Conference championship series tonight, with the defending NBA champs needing a win In the HemlsFair Arena to regain the home-court advantage. Gus Williams had 22 points and Dennis Johnson added 21 to pace the Sonics. Len Robinson had 16 points for the Suns. Lonnie Shelton had 19 points and John Johnson 14 for Seattle. The series Is tied, 1-1, and, Seminole: Baseball, Softball On! With rain out of the picture, Seminole High is hoping for twin wins on the diamonds today. The baseball team takes on Merritt Island in a regional baseball test tonight at 7:30 p.m. on the Sanford Memorial Stadium Field. And the girls softball team is hopeful of a regional victory against Eau Gailie in a 4 p.m. encounter at Fort Mellon Park. Both games were postponed from Tuesday because of heavy rains and wet fields. "The extra day of rest helps our pitcher," J - .. He Has Gehrlg's Glove American League East W L Pct. Bolt 19 I 655 Boston 17 10 &o Milwauke 58 11 621 New York 14 ii Detroit II .478 Cleveland 8 58 .308 Toronto 8 22 .267 West W I Pct. Minn 20 8 .711 Calif 17 .586 Texas 15 17 .556 Kan City 15 13 .536 Chicago 12 15 .411 Oakland 11 18 .379 Seattle 10 20 .333 Tuesday's Results having won their first game ever In Landover, Md., the Spurs must suddenly be considered as legitimate challengers for the title. .soo "If we had lost that second game," surmised Washington center Wes Unseld, "we would have been In deep trouble. Now we are In Just ordinary trouble." said Bobby Lundquist, SHS coach, in talking about ace hurler Darren Whitehead. "Darren is 12-6, but he has lost a lot of tough ones. He could very easily be 16-2. But those games are behind us. We need to win this one." Seminole Is 21-10. Merritt Island stands 2112. John Staples (9-5) is scheduled to pitch for the Mustangs, hope to avenge a 2-1 regional defeat handed them two years ago when David Wiggins pitched Seminole Into the sectional game. - - -•..•• TUrA, night Oakland at Baltimore, night National League East W I Pct. GB PhIla 19 7 .731 'Montreal 18 7 .720 12 St. Louis 54 12 .538 Chicago 12 11 .522 Piftsbrgh 50 15 .100 8' New York 9 16 .360 9' West I Pct. GB Houston 17 12 .586 Cinci 16 12 .571 San Fran 13 16 448 1 Los Ang 13 58 .159 .San Diego 12 18 ® __ ___________ - ____________ - , , de~fl BUILM LEADERS - Vud se.'. -- 9 16 .333 7 Tuesday's Results Cincinnati 8 , Chicago 7 Atlanta 4. PittsburQh 1 s. LOUiS 1. HOUston Los Angeles 3. New York 2 Montreal A. San Francisco 0 Phila 9, San Dgo 6, 12 inns, Today's Games GB (All Times EDT) Cincinnati (Moskau 1 0) at 1 Chicago (Krukow 11). 2:30 1 1' z p.m. Montreal (Grimsley 30) at San Francisco (Blue 5.2), 3:35 p.m. Pittsburgh (0. Robinson 22) GB at Atlanta (Matula 2.3), 7:35 p.m. 3 St. Louis (Denny at 22) ', Houston (Niekro 22). 8:35 p.m. 5 Philadelphia (Ruthven 50) at 112 San Diego (Mura 20). 10 p.m. 9' New York (Allen 03) at Los 11 Angeles (Sutton 3-3). 10:30 p.m. Thursday's Games Chicago (Baumgarten 20) at Detroit (Wilcox 2.1), 8 p.m. Cleveland (Waits 23) at Milwaukee (Caldwell 4-2), 8:30 P.m. Toronto (Clancy 21) at Minnesota (Hartzell 1-1), 8:30 p.m. Kansas City (Gale 1-2) at Texas (Alexander I. 1), 8:35 p.m. Thursday's Games Cleveland at Milwaukee Kan City at Chicago, night California .It n..,.. ..i,... '"v" ..vvv rkl.n A m I -t Atlanta p.m. Twins, Toronto Scuffle • ~ New York S. Seattle 3 Baltimore 8, Oakland 2 Detroit 10, Chicago 8 Milwaukee 9, Cleveland S 'Minnesota 16, Toronto 6 Texas 8, Kansas City 7 Today's Games (All Times EDT) California (Frost 70) at Boston (Renko 21), 7:30 p.m. Seattle (Abbott 1 3) at New York (Figueroa 2 .3), 8 p.m. Oakland (Norris 2.1) at Baltimore (Palmer 1 1), 7:30 Rangers Nab Theig B One By United Press Interiatloanl Bruins left winger, erupted for Ron Greachner, defenseman his first NHL hat trick to give NEW YORK(UPI) Babe Dahlgren, the fellow who took over for the New York Rangers, the Bruins a 5.2 win over the for Lou Gehrlg, has held on to Gehrlg's old glove for nearly 40 remembered the great upset of Canadians and square their 1975, and got his revenge. years and now he's finally ready to let It go. semifinal series at three games "I was there for that series," each. "At my age, I figure what the heck?" says the 66-year-old Greachner said Tuesday night, "j said to the team before the former Yankee first baseman. "1 was listening to one of those talk shows the other day and one recalling the New York Island- game that this might be the last of the callers talked about the value of mementos, saying how a era' three-game upset over the time we'll be together and have Rangers, bubble gum card of Hank Aaron Issued In the 1950's sold for only a a shot at the Stanley Cup," said penny then and is now worth $70. Greechner, who scored a goal Boston Coach Den Cherry. "I to key a 2-I victory that cm. gave them a. little of the "That started me thinking that I must be sitting on a small fortune because I have the gloves worn by the right side of the chad New York's hockey series emotion and I guess It worked." of the century In six games and Yankees' 1927 infield, and many claim that was the greatest Jonathan scored the team's By halted Press tj sent the Bangers to the Stanley first, fourth and fifth goals and baseball team ever. I not only have Lou Gehrlg's glove, but also The surprising Minnesota Tony Lazzeri's." d,sodaoutfielder AlCowens, Cup finals for the first time In former outcast Gilles Gilbert with broken Jaw Twins raked four Toronto seven years, continued. "It's turned In another sparkling Dahigren operates a batting cage for kids as well as pros In pitchers for 11 runs Tuesday disabled lid during his 4 14 taken us five years to get back. performance in goal. Bradbury, Calif., and If you're interested In those gloves of his, Innings. night then decided to do some The Rangers are on top of you can reach him there at 11 Woodlyn Lane. The Angels iS, Red Sex 2: The end result is that Monreally heavy hitting. Islanders and they'll stay He spoke with me about that memorable day, May 2, 1939, when Joe Rudi's 1h Is facing a seventh game career grand there." Leading 11-8 lii the seventh he replaced Gehrig at first base for the Yankees. slam and Ciirney Lansford's for the first time since 1971. Inning, Roy Smalley charged No one Warned Greschner for "It's hard to believe 40 years have passed since that day when two home runs helped "I expected this series to be Callthe mound In pursuit of Balor Lou Gehrlg walked up to home plate In Detroit, as captain of the popping off. The Islanders tough," said Montreal star Guy Moore who threw behind the New York Yankees, with a lineup that did not include his name for fornia snap a three-game losing finished 25 points ahead of the Lafleur. "I'm not surprised at sunk Minnesota shortstop to touch off the first time after 2,130 consecutive games," Dahigren says. Rangers during the regular all." Two batters later, Ken Elsewhere in the At, Call- Orioles L A's 2: "During that time, he had built a .340 lifetime average, hit 493 season, and were favored to win Boston winger Terry O'Reilly the second of three bench- Landreaux hit an Inside-the- fornia slammed Boston, 10-2, Gary Eddie Roenicke Murray, belted LeeconsecuMay and this semifinal battle. home runs, driven in 100 runs or more 13 consecutive seasons, won said heIce feltsince the Bruins clearing altercations. Two pit- park homer and Moore decked Baltimore beat Oakland, .8-2, tive home runs during a fournm lead the serIes, 3-2, and tied, Montreal 1976 were the MVP Award four times and hit .381 in seven World Series. Instead, with the Bangers ready for their first win on ches later, Smalley had his Minnesota's John Castino with New York defeated Now here he was walking up to home plate with a lineup that had secondofhomer of the game and a pitch at the legs, igniting Detroit outslugged Chicago, ' sixth Inning to spark the - and eighth the season, raising my name on it instead of his at first base. In game 6, Greachner took their first playoff victory in the another full-scale brawl. Moore 8, Milwaukee topped Cleveland, BaltIIflOF command. "When Lou returned to our bench, he headed for the water Forum since 1971. batting average to a19 cool landedtoa Castino's few well-placed Minnesota lashed hits•40O en percuts chin. up- 9.5, and Texas ed5ed KSflSU Yankees 5 Markers 3: "I felt that If we could score fountain for a drink. It was a very long drink. Tears began "They have to be nervous, City, 8-7. route to a 16-6 triumph over down his face and he put one hand to his eyes. right there on the power play, they're the favorites," he said. Earlier, Minnesota's Ron Blue Jays and &llalIey said the In the National League, It _____ _______ _____ WWIC Randolph stroked a that would be the game," _1"W&. wars I&l,t4 trI. _Is lbs rno was In the WHA, Rookie Wayne .._-,',• C1utii4t S (eao 7; "1 Atlanta 4, PIttsburgh I; simply provoked beyond resisafter being hit by Mike Willis in Louis 4, Houston 1; Montreal 4, lead New York to The Yankees took the Tigers apart that afternoon, 22-2, and during a four-run fifth liming,1s to along the Ice. I dOn't know second period to spearhead lance. the opening round of the three- SanFranclscoo; it or not, but Edmonton to a 6-3 victory over Dahlgren almost had four home runs. He hit one over the leftfleld hitwhether anyone "I think Moore was upset round bout. Craig Kusick also New York 2; andLos Angeles 3, Seattle. Philadelphia they said It didn't." fence, doubled high off the fence and had two long drives caught triumph In five games the New England Whalers, because Bob Randall bunted for showed some muscle by sockon him only inches from the top of the fence. None of that matters to sending the Oilers Into the 9. abasehltwhenwewereupll San Diego 8, In 12 innings. ingtwohomerunsasew0 When the Yankees bought Dahlgren from the Red Sax In 1937, Greachner. All he knows Is that fl] of the playoffs. and he might have felt we were teems set an AL record by he was only 24, and with Gehrlg still going great, Manager Joe the Rangers have a chance a Tigers IS, White Sex 8: Edmonton, which won the trying to show them up," said combining for 19 extra-base Bangers 8, Royals 7: McCarthy didn't want him rusting on the bench. So McCarthy sent Steve Kemp's fifth-inning Stanley Cup to New York for the semifinal series Smalley. four games to Designated hitter Gary Gray single broke a6tie and Ignited first time In 39 years. Dahlgren to the Newark Bears of the International League to three, meets Winnipeg in the "They didn't like it and I hits. singled home Al Oliver In the a four-run outburst that learn to play third base. "All I can say is that Boston bed-of-seven series don't like being thrown at. i for the last "He (Willis) hit me In the fifth Wining to snap a 7.7 tie powered the Tigers to victory. and the Montreal Islandersbetter Denis be Potvin ready," Friday Upon arriving in Newark, Dahlgren called and asked Lazzerl, WHA night. Avco Cup beginning really didn't charge the mound; thigh and I was moving toward and break the Rangers' threeBrewenS, adi whom he had roomed with that spring, to send him one of his I took a couple of steps out and first base and he said some. game losing streak. In his first linger gloves, one already "broke in," and "Pooch 'Em Up" Tony Sixto Lezcano blasted a said. "I wish the bed of luck to Denisand Sobchuk, Blair Mactold Moore we should cool it. He thing like 'Go on and get to first start for the Rangers, Ed threerun homer and Moose 511 of them. Let them bring the Donald Ron Chlpperfield did, which is how come Dahlgren still has the glove today. asked me If I was going to already,' so I went after him," Farmer put Royals' second Hess burled seven scoreless Stanley Cup to New York. also were prominent in the Although Gehrlg never played again after missing his first challenge him, so what could I said Jackson. "I didn't really baseman Frank White, with a Innings, to lead Milwaukee p$ That's what we wanted to do." victory, each contributing a game, he showed up the following February at the Yankees' do?" get any punches In." broken bone in his right han- Cleveland. spring training site in St. Petersburg, Fla., and sat in front of his Montreal and Boston will goal and two assists. Bill Flett locker for a while. battle Thursday night In Mont- had the other Edmonton goal. Reaching into It, he pulled out his well-worn first baseman's real for the right to face the Mike Antonovich, Blame Rangers. mitt and tossed It to clubhouse man Pete Sheehy, who still has Stoughton and Andre Lacrof that same job with the Yankees. Stan Jonathan, the Boston tallied for New England. -a "Pete. I won't need .... flik ...,..w. nnv,mw" (!k..1.. ..l1 15 Q1U. By United Press Iateraati..ai Dahlgren had a brand new glove he hadn't even used yet. DeFreftas laced two-runsingle Scott Sanderson, who pitched "I'll trade you, Pete," he said. during a five-run fourth inning a brilliant one-hitter Tuesday Sheehy gave him Gehrig's old glove and Dahlgren has had it and Concepcion added a sole night says he has pitched since, homer In the sixth to powem better. Dahlgren spent 12 years in the big leagues, playing for the •q don't rate this as my best Cincinnati. Braves, Cubs, Browns, Dodgers, Phillies and Pirates besides the game," said Sanderson, who Brave. 4, Pirates I: Yankees and Red Sox, and after retiring at the end of 1046, he J*t Eddie Solomon hurled a ___________ ___ ___ served as batting coach with the Kansas City A's tlree'hltter and Darrel Chaney 1964 andInas victory over the San Francisco director of motion-picture films with the St. LouisInCardinals drove In two runs to help Giants. "I 1965. throws his tasiball about as .500. NEW YORK (UPI) - Mined completely lost in Atlanta mapu five-game losIng above a three-hit shutout good as un' pitcher I've seen the exciting resurgonce of the New York Rangers lathe dear-cut In other NL games, Clncfn streak. evidence the against the Pirates last year." this year. His fastball has a big nati outlasted Chicago, 17, Cards 4, Astres 1: Montreal Canadians are moving closer to their forth straight Sanderson allowed only Terry tall on It." Stanley Cup title Atlanta George Hendrick belted a Pittsburgh, .i, and the appointme of their new general WhlUIehd' first-inning looping Andre Dawson's single off Louis defeated manager as welL single to center and a fifth- Giants' starter Ed Halicki, 24, Los Angeles nipped New York, hit his first major-league home Who's It going to be? &ieprisel Scotty liming walk to Darrell Evans lii in the fifth liming scored Ellis 3-2, and Philadelphia got pad The foemnal mmnolmce n will come In to Till)' St. LOUIs. me the next two or threi facing 29 bitters, He struck out Valentine, who singled, stole Sin Diego, 94, In nine tying 12 innings, Defters So Uft S: weeks, by which time the Canadjsnj may or may not be th e his Personal high second and moved to third on a In the AIIICI'IClIfl League, $twiey Cup olmamps again. Either way, Bowman finally will get manner always seemed in. and threw only W2 pitches. throwing error with the only Baltimore crushed Oakland, 8Joe Ferguson's sacrifice fly While the genial managers1p he has wanted so much for so lon& NEW YORK UPI seem scored Dusty Baker with the Sanderson didn't run Sanderson needed. Larry 2, California, Wasted Boston, according to a tnat.d aorc* closely involved with the Canadjens' 10nesota's Fran Tarkenton, the Tarkenton. "A lot of players Mm- compatllle with the dashing e.clted over his latest effort, Parrish belted a three-run 2, New York beat Seattle, 5.3 inning er4 Rick and wüming rim inSddliffe the seventh upper echelon. Francisco's Willie Me. homer In the ninth for good Detroit oidalugged Chicago, 18-year veteran who retire from the game going vey, who has seen a lot of pitmeasure. Whier Bowman iso keeps the coaching Job will be entirely drove linemen to early ul downhill, but Francis had as chers come and go during his I, Milwaukee defeated Clove. Bob Welch combined am a six. UP to him, and from all incitcetlons, he'll with his uncanny sixth cers sense, goodayearth1978 more than likely hold on ie ngoies. The victory boosted the land, 9.6, MInnesota clobbered itter to toftmmdhmmdi.hethassIgta jut Uhe did for four 20-yeareer was quite mm- Expea' has signed an exclusive multi- had In professional foothill." pressed. record to 18-7, only a Tor year contract as an ABC sports with the St. Louis, Blues before returning to the Montrea 34. PIae$8,par.$: l behind Philadelphia Kamm City. Turkenton 8-7, In Jams Of 1171. 018111111111111111M in commentator, It was an' cent his completed 0 PeT' "He's quite a young pitcher," in the National League East smacked ees hid season said MeCovey, who struck nounced Tuesday. lath, UNUoiih,h besnconcmgin the NHL, Bow twonm doahi. in the top of the 0411 the first time Ifl its history the hag Judo 8, Cabs 7: Plsd the 1 gfwd wu'Ing psron*age of any coach in regu1a for a league-high 3,461 yards, twice lii three at-buts. He R.00ne Arledge, president of but he threw 32ü*erccpiion 1iljijng give PhllwIIphia him been U gaines over Dive Concepclon end Arturo its fifth Z.a.w 41111" ABC' irt nnABC news and -r----' lesson cc'n,tIllon as well as In the pliyfti. The Cananj, wh -. and guided the Vikings to only Wdw&7AmUm nounced Tarkenton will join Om"10t"IM will to lookWS to wrap ilp than a 11lnil series In Bos Tusedoy nlghl now mmbi Frank Gifford and Howard an 8-7-1 record, their ward in c'4jred Bowman's h,, CoacH In televising six regular- seven years. Minnesota rushed for use fewest yards 1,638) in For year., they wire Sam Pilock'i. He was the ardt of season Monday night programs (iJ' the and also will do commentary on the NFL last season and sueei. Pollock wn general manager of Ih . 01111111111111111111111111 fir.0 You Tarkenton Isis said he doant bdm be I* three preseason games to so k" think the team will contend for 110 fall, ad when he did, everyone thought Bo private kwo"i Pro Howl game. wman would g4 the The 39-year-old Georgian, the Super Bowl in the near (ut Bowman wasted the Cbmna' general manage who led the Vikings into three The former Georgia All. Bowl games and holds many of the most cherished Amerlm OZISNFLreCUtOr passes yard, uU p(ed, BlastotheStimilsy 0V BoalInhisfiratU,.,, records In NFL history, deve- , ,mnost CW*14career passing and loped a unique playing style passes. fow Stiatey 0V titles. Mugre0'5 bt cup victory Which endeared hAUl to Veteran center Mick Tin. cams dwift the 1178-73 .osim but made hum the target Of &Wffii who was Tarkenlong ilSan Pdodwthsam lootboll purists who grew up rooii.matc,• said, "I team's knew he awcaa, than Scotty Bowanam certainly Wn t with pocket quarterbacks. gng aj At least i I" Um mw ad ofthd maINK adit W" 60Y new "The fact he can gu out ont Ihiu he d*W fed be wn at39IsuIitbisonyluhlsg,eai an ON 10 11`11 1111M Polloidt. ,, Bat for they never really "p'Intd, the ability." said Mumesolu Coach ralmn Id. .LI4,4l •i howd 01 111111111C11111111 &CWW I* to MM BoWM0 ,V Had Unni, whose uwkv , I. They veid go without a general manager, ma - . ,1l1111Ift~IllllliilllllW!lii . . Sanford FL Montreal at San Francisco St. Louis at Houston, night Phila at San Diego, night New York at LOS Ang, night fjP - 28. Pro Hockey .. -- . . - Pro Basketball - - and Smalley, Minn 21. Stolen Bases National League - Moreno, Pitt 54; Cabell, Hou 11; Morgan, Cm and Cry:, Hou 9; MaziIlII, NY 8. American League Cruz, Sea 14; LeFlore, Dot 53; Otis, KC 1): R.Jon,s. Sea 10; six players tied with 7, Pitching Victories (Sr , es lied. 7-7) May I Seattle 108. PhOCflix ' May a -Seattle 503. Pluenix 97 May 6 Phoenix 113, seattle 503 May 8 Phoenix 100, Seattle 91 May ii PhOe'nix at Seattle. ii 30 pm May 13 Seattle at Phoenix, 45 pm x May Ii Phoenix at Seattle, TBA - NHL Playoffs By United Press International Semifinals (Best of Batting (based (All Times EDT) Series I - National League GAB H Pct. N.Y. Islanders vs. N.Y. Rang. ers Brock, St.L 22 71 26,366 (N.Y. Rangers win series, 4.2) Winfield, SD April 26-N.Y. Rangers 1, N.Y 30 121 44 361 Carter, Mtl Islanders 1 21 66 31 .340 Foster, Cin April 28-N.Y. Islanders 4, N.Y. 28 109 36 349 Cromrtle, MtI 25 106 37 .349 Rangers 3(ot) Griffey, Cin May 1-N.Y. Rangers 3, N.Y. 27115 10 .346 Cruz, Hou Islanders I 28 500 34 .310 Rose, Cm May 3-N.Y. Islanders 3, N.Y. 27 97 33 .310 Parker, pit Rangers 2 (oIl 25 91 32.310 Dawson, Mtl May S-N.Y. Rangers i, N.Y. 25 107 36.336 Islanders 3 American League May 8-N.Y. Rangers 7, N.Y. G AS H Kemp, Oct Islanders 1 21 77 32.416 Smally, Min Series .1 20110 41 .400 Boston vs. Montreal Lemon, Chi 27106 45 .387 Wilfong, Mm (Series tied, 3.3) 77 73 27.370 April 26-Montreal i, Boston 2 Banistr, Chi 26 95 35.368 . . -. I ee iu' o '" 0m1',,rdI 3, öO5TO rorver. KC i-Boston 7, Montreal 1 28 34.354may Pryor. Chi May 3-Boston 4, Montreal) ( ot) 21 77 21.355 May 5-Montreal 5, Boston I Rice, Bos 27 102 35343 LeFlore, Del May 8-Boston S. Montreal 2 73 94 32-340 May 10-Boston at Montreal, 8 Home Runs p.m. National League Murphy, All and Schmidt, Phil 9; Carter and Dawson, MIS 8; Matthews, All. Kingman, Chi, Simmons, St.L and Winfield , so American League - Lynn, NBA Playoffs Bos 11; SIng let on, Ball, By United Press International Thomas, MIS and Smalley, Minn Eastern Conference Finals 8; May, Belt, Cooper and (Best of Seven) Oglivie, MIS 7. (All Times EDT) Runs Batted In Sin Antonio vs. Washington National League Foster, (Series tied, I. Cm and Winfield, SD 2$; May 4-San Antonio 118, Carter, MIS 21; Cabell, Hou and Washington 97 Schmidt, Phil 23. May 6-Washington us, San American League Baylor, Antonio 95 Cal 29; Porter, KC 27; Cooper, May 9-Washington at San An. Mil 26; Murray and Singleton, tonio, 8:30 p.m. - ,l dt National League - Ruthven, Phil 50; Blue, SF 52. Lee. MtI 40. Richard, Hou and Es pinosa, Phil .41, Jones, SD 42. American League - John. NY 6 0. Koosman, Munn 50. Marshall, Minn 51. Flanagan, Ball 52. eight pitchers tied With A. Earned Run Average (based on 27 innings pitched) National League Espinosa, Phil 1.05; Ruthven, Phil 1,96; Vuckovich, St.L 202; Martinet, St.L 7.25; Lamp, Chi 2.38. American League - Mar shall. Minn 0.81; Kern, Tex 1.55; Station, Mil 1.66; John, NY 1.73; Caldwell, Mil 7.01. Strikeouts National League - Richard, Hou 47; Niekro, All, Sutton, LA. Carlton. Phil and Mura, SD 32. American League Ryan, Cal 43; Guidry, NY 40; jenkinS, Tex 31; Koosman, Minn 33; = tonio, 8:30 p.m. May 13-San Antonio , Washington, 5:30 p.m. x May 16-Washington at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. xMay 58 or 19-San Antonio at Washington, TBA Western Conference Finals (last of sav.i) , .tiiyirnuj&. . Seattle vs. Phoenix WHA Playoffs By United Press International Semifinals (Best of Seven) (All Times EDT) Series B Winnipeg vs. Quebec (Winnipeg wins series, 4.0) April 23 -'Winnipeg 6. Quebec 3 April 25 -Winnipeg 9. Quebec 2 April 27 Winnipeg 9, Quebec S April 29 'Winnipeg 6. Quebec 2 Series C Edmonton vs. New England • - Transact bus - - - 7 Mick's Cosmos 4 00 p (5.5) limo; 1' 0(2.5) A-I,$S0; Handle-141,720 Jai AIa DAYTONA BEACH TUESDAY NIGHT First Game 3victor Pradera 10 40 5020 11 80 1 Duran Andre 820 5 20 7 lrtjsta Isidro 3 $0 0 (1.3) 31.20; T (3.17) 29540. Second Game' 3Galdos Diaga II 17 20 720 6 40 1 ,sta Andre 520 3 40 1 8 Trani Gerardo 560 0(1-3)35.60; P (3.5) 5)6.50; T (3.1) 502.90. Third Game 600ndra 13 80 520 9.80 1 Santi 760 980 5 Rodolfo 6.40 DAYTONA BEACH TUESDAY NIGHT First Race.M 5.16. Time 32.03 6 KS Clout 6 60 3.00 2.70 1 Musicana 1.00 2.20 7 Tony Sergent 3.20 0(1-6) 9.20; P46.1) $0.10; T (41.1) S111 . 110 . Second Race 05-14 Time 32.01 - Baseba ll St. Louis - Purchased the con tract of left handed reliever Will McEnaney from their Springfield farm club Pro Football New York Jets Signed linebacker Mike McKibben of Kent State as a free agent Cincinnati Signed Rice University Wide receiver David Houser to a free agent contract Seattle -- Signed running backs Sherman Smith and David Sims to five year contracts. Chicago - Agreed to terms with end Dave Pet zke of Northern Illinois, quarterback Pete Krakerof Northern Illinois, center Jim Moore of Wisconsin, running back Bruce Gibson Of Pacific, running back Rick Bielski of Towson (Md.) State, guard Mark P.ioselle of Wisconsin Superior. wide receiver Pat Wacker 04 North Dakota and tight end Phil Olson of Dartmouth, all free agents. Toronto (CFL) - Signed running back Donnie McGraw. New England - Signed tight end Paul Ricker of Norwich, center Mike McLaughlin of the University of Massachusetts and guard Bob Hurley of Holy Cross, all free agents Philadelphia Signed linebacker Leon Mareski of Villanova. wide receiver Bob Bassett of Penn State, guards Norm Hopely of West Chester State and Willie Marsh of Pitt wide receiver Rod Gerald of Ohio State, offensive tackle Dan Jackovich of Utah State, running back Clyde Geiger of Marshall, punter Danny Lee of Northeast Louisiana, and defensive backs Sherman Taylor of Wichita c.i.. Gene Rlchburg of San Jose SII•, Richard Carter of North Carolina Stale. Richard Blackmore Of MissiS sippi State and Al Latimer of Clemson, linebacker Bill Cower of North Carolina State, defensive lit'men Jim Browning of Miami, Gus Parham of San Jose State and Lucien Nibbs of North Carolina A&T and guard crank Hilt of North Carolina Slat,,, all free agents San Francisco -- Signed free agents Gene Engle, Dave Wasick and Darryl Washington. Dog Racing April 26 Edmonton 6. Ne England 7 April 21 Edmonton 9, New England 5 April 29 New England J. Ed monton I May 1-New England 5, Ed monton 4 May 3 Edmonton 5, New England 7 . May 6--New England 8, Ed monton I May 8-Edmonton 6. New England 3 7 Jim's Flyer a 80 5.60 5) 326.60. Fourth Game 6 Twynkle 4$0 Vicandi Urguiza Ii 60 120 360 0(2-5) 19.00; P (5-2) 103.60; 1 (S2• 5 Victor Sarduy 1520 600 4)3)5.60. 2 Egana Isidro 3 60 Third Race 0'. Time 39.34 0(1-5) 36.00; P(1-5)503.20; T (I-SI Blue April 7 60 310 3 10 3 Slick Darren 1.20 3.60 7)266.60. Fifth Game 5 Rathvilly Darren 3$0 5580 120 610 Q(14) 12.20; p (i.e) 41.70; T (5 .4. 3 sasa Gondra 1 Zubi Goini 460 360 5) 540.60. 6Oscar Paco 9.20 Fourth Race CS.16 Time 32.09 0 (1 31 36.60; P(3.5) 96,30; T (3.1I Jarwin Rick 8.20 4. 80 2.10 7Mountain Punch 100 100 6) 362.60. Sixth Game 7 Carry Dodie 2.40 Q (5.2) 54.00; P (1.2) 47.40; 1 1 Hernan Gerardo 1060 500 100 3 Vicandi Andre 560 500 (I 2 7) 95.40 end SCarasa Arca 8.60 Fifth Race D', Time 39.32 031) 40.60; P (7.3) l030; T (7.3. 1 Livingston 28.10 9.20 3.70 3 Big Shot Sambo .1.70 360 51 364.60. Seventh Game l Manatee Hondo 6.20 8.10 380 380 0(5.3) 3460' P (5.3) 92.70; T (1.3- dVsctor Enrique SZubi Sarduy 180 300 Il 62300 end 1 Egana Pecina 'I 00 Sixth Race 03.16 Time 32.00 0(56) 45.40; P(6.5) 501.50; T (4.5. 4Jeb Adams 5570 7.20 300 I) 670.60. 3 Charging Connor 100 300 Eighth Game 5Wm's Annie 1.00 5380 5.80 280 0(3.4)57. 60 ; P (4.3) 99.00; T (43. 8Oscar Gondra S Zubi Paco 7 60 -1 10 5) 255.60. 7 Egana Wally 640 Seventh Race C'. Time 39.1$ -- ... .---. -t.Ui Al lA. DII••I 91 III IA. ? • •.J• Ji OIl 11.4151 6 (Xl 11% " "" Thelma J II 10 5080 Ninth Game 4Mck's Wind Out 120 Said IS 60 5.40 S 80 0 510.40; P (2'5) 5067.70; 1 I Hernan 5.10 580 (2S5094.60 SApraii 7.20 Eighth Race AS.16 Time 32.3$ 0(1-6) 72.40; P (6-1) 540.50; 1(61 SWise Cracker 25.00 5.10 3.80 SI 562.40. 8 Hurry On 3.00 290 Tenth Game 7 Cool Gal 1.20 2 Said Badiola 11-40 940 6.00 0(51)14.40; p (50) 505.70; 1(S-11. bVicandi D'aga 59.20 6 80 7) 206.60. 5 Sara Wally 3 00 Ninth Race, C 5.16 Time 31.10 0(26) 33.00; p (2.6) 93.90; T (2.6. 3 G Elmo 17.60 620 3.20 8 Chilly 180 3.10 Whizzerof Id 2.60 0(3-6)24.20; p (3.5) 67.00; 1 (31. I 7) 93.80. GENERAL Tenth Race N 5.16 Time 31.07 6Nextime 54.00 10.00 5.20 . . 8 Ks Bibble 18.20 1200 . 3 Carrie Ag,, 3.80 0(46)253.10; P (60) 336.00; T (6. 6.3) 2096.20. Eleventh Race T3. Time 30.66 1, .. .0. , t' i 6 Target Red 8.60 380 4 Sendintheclowns 7.20 4.10 Plumbing I I'm Easy 3.00 yy 0(1.6)19.40; p (4.1) 46.50; 1 (4.1. A 4)73.00. Twelfth Race 0 11 Ph 372 6S62 SLoppylugs 10.80 1.20 7.60 1i1,)ASanford, Ave Sanford t 1 Doas Doe Does 300 1.00 ' - . - • Bowman Doubles As Rangers G.M. _____ si Joins ABC's Team RIM -- - - .--- _ ___ ___ - --- __ -- __ • S_4 _ - a . _ _ ' ..- - ' - I • - _,__ -• .. ' -• - -'I- -. •.. S.......... - - •--- -- . .,__.,__ - - .- -. . - •- •.-.•..---- ."..- . - . -. .. - -.-•- - . - V -- 0-' ) . '••&' - In ...... L. '. :... . bw M Sanderson 1wHits Giants Fran Hangs It Up, Wednesday, May 9, 1979-9A UU•UU 5) 121S.40. Eleventh Game 7 Hernan Pracjera 12.40 1200 5 60 JOrninc3O Badola 160 620 A 60 I Carasa Urguiza 0(7.4)31 60; P (2.4) 106,20; T (2 4-I) 32060. Twelfth Game 3 Beide Enrique 6 80 7 40 460 4 lsasa Diaga 18 40 1 60 2 Said Wally 500 0(3.4)5160; p (3.4) 136.30; 1(3.1. 2)S)9.20. A-)$OO; Handle $116,215. Harness Racing SEMINOLE First Race 4 Elanor Johnston 670 380 300 S Following Sea 400 2 70 2 Trefoil Pam 2 60 0 (4-5) 12.40; T (1.3.2) 65.40. Second Race 1 Sterling Dun I Trade Secret 0 (5-1) 46.40; T (5.7.1) Third Race 5 Smokealong 17 20 7 Branchini Hano 4 S.amo 0 (5.7) 63.40; T (5.7.4) Fourth Race 980 3 00 300 263.20. 3.80 3.00 7.10 3 70 480 5,212.60. 5 Measured F lo 9 30 570 8 80 3 Abe-s Hope 370 3 0 1 Victory Rally 6 4) 0 (53) 1600. T (3.3 1) 15110 Fifth Race i Fuse 53 70 4030 7 60 2 Sunny Larme' 560 4 C') 6 General Mac 0 (4-2) 94.00; T (1-2-6) 66940 Sixth Race 5 SO Creek Cath 580 3.10 7643 7 40 3?) 6 Baby Hoey Steady Ann 2)') 0 (5.6) 29.40. T (5.4.2) 111.60. Seventh Race 3 Mystery Blaze 400 360 2 30 1 Time Way 580 260 S The Nagger 3 0 (3-1 ) 10.40; 1 (3-1.6) 67.20. Eighth Race o Brown Sam .140 240 223 .i Avon Marshall .* 4 0 2 2) 7 Dream Judy 7 .11 0 (4.4) 11.40. 1 (6- 4 7) 545.60 Ninth Race 1 Steady Pat 330 3 60 .4 Gent Heel 2€ 0 (3.7) 900; 1 (3-74) 7)80 Tenth Race 1 Miss Beaulne 21 70 560 3 2) 7 Frisky Breeze 300 3 8 4 Lady Russ 2000 0 11-7) 14.20; T (11.4) 865.60. A - 5,201; Handle - 111.604. �10A—Eve H.raM, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May, 179 Mysatery Woman Supports San ford Police In Arrest I -:1 By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer was walking south on Park Avenue, said Sanford Police Sgt. William Bernoskv. The Sanford Police Department is looking for a young woman - simply to thank her. Sanford Police Sgt Joe Dullard and Officer Janice Black were dispatched to the scene and placed the woman under arrest for Intoxication. But a struggle ensued between the officers and the woman. The mysterious woman helped Sanford police officers Monday subdue a 19year-old Virginia woman whose strength belied her five-foot four Inch frame. Before she was placed in Seminole County Jail, Tammy Lutton, 19, of Virginia injured four law enforcement officers. The Sanford police department received an anonymous phone call at approximately 6:30 p.m. Monday that a woman carrying a bottle of liquor An unidentified woman leaped from her car and helped the officers subdue the woman, said Bernosky adding she was a "tremendous help." The woman followed the officers to the Seminole Jail and then "our knightess disappeared," Bernosky said. Once inside the jail, the woman began struggling with law enforcement officers again causing one man to be treated at the Seminole Memorial Hospital for human bites The Injured law enforcement officers were: Bob Powell, confinement sergeant, for cuts to his forehead, and broken glasses; Deputy Sheriff OURSELVES _ - ..-.. . •• —. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Wednesday, May, 1971 B cook Of The Week Don McCormick, for scratches, bruises and back injuries; Dillard, human bites and scratches, black, bruises and scratches Retired' Navy Wife Dishes Up Good 'Chow' ' The woman was charged with battery to a police officer and resisting arrest with violence. Initial bond was set at $5,250. By EIDA NICHOLS HeraldCorreipoadeid I_ ATTENTION RETAIL BUSINESS OWNERS RARE OPPORTUNITY We will place a Kodak Photo Center in your retail store it NO COST TO YOU EVER I Make big profits selling Kodak film, prepaid processing mailers, flashes, and batteries without Investing one dime. Service provided by our local distributor. Locations needed immediately. For Information call today, American Film Processing, toll free 1400-243-5000 ext 201 24 hours. _ " OFFICIALLY OPEN j0 Scott Burns (center) cuts the ribbon at the grand opening of the Mini Storage Warehouse, 2529 S. Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Burns is a former chairman of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Industrial Action Committee. Also participating (from left): co- owners George Willis and Bart I'ilcher; Kevin Spoiski, contractor and Jack Weible, president of the Kiwanis Club on hand to welcome the new business. cooking fast over high heat. 14 cup soy sauce more beer can be added until tender. Serve over spaghetti can also be used. Food should simmer on low batter is smooth. This batter is cup water and with a tossed salad. heat. I also like to serve salads 1 small excellent for chicken, fish and hAWAIIAN COLESLAW can sliced Marge Miller of Sanford, with a meal. Fresh vegetables mushrooms, drained FRIED RICE onion rings. finds nothing unusual in are so good for a person," she 2 cups uncooked long grain In 4 thep. oil, cook green 1 medium head cabbage cooking for 35to45 people every explained. peppersandonions until tender, rice 2 cups miniature marFRESH VE(;E'rAIJLE Friday evening dishing up 5 cups water shmallows 'i'utTY PLA'rrER Marge and her husband have add ground ginger and mix. s cup chopped pecans or weekly dinners for the Fleet 2 tsp. salt Reserve Association members their own small vegetable Combine tomatoes, after I jar La Choy Brown Sauce walnuts 11 cup finely chopped garden. "I just don't go in for mashing them, to soy sauce, and guests. 1 medium can chunky cucumber Bring water to boil, add salt 'Since her husband, Al, retired canned foods," she said. With water and mushrooms. This I tablespoon chopped green add to green and rice, cover and simmer for pineapple, drained from the Navy, Marge has been the Navy renowned for the good Shred cabbage very fine, add onion ..j active In the Fleet Reserve 'chow' served, Marge IS one pepper and onion. Place 20-25 mm. Remove from heat, 2 tablespoons butter or Atailhary. Stationed he fromwho helps keep up the tradition. chicken ln sauce and slmmeron place rice in drainer and blanch marshmallows, nuts and • ___ drained pineapple. Set aside. margarine Marge believes in teaching low heat until chicken is done. with cold water. When rice 1441, they chose Sanford as Dressing: 1 can lIOfl ounces) conchildren to cook at borne. Her Serve with fried rice. This can drained completely, add ' jar children , 3 cups Miracle Whip demised cream of celery soup the place where they would two daughters, Patty, now be thickened with corn starch La Choy Brown Sauce and mix i• 'f." I ' rdire."We used to have parties married, and Barbara, often : cup sour ('ream cup pickle juice, any kind well. Set rice aside. here at the Fleet Reserve, and help her when She serves or Wonder Flour, 2 tbsp. sugar 's cup ater I'd make different things to lb. bacon, cut in small 12 tsp. black pepper 2 cups sliced cooked beets, CHICKENSPAGHET11 bring.I Just sort of helped out at dumrs at the Fleet Reserve. pieces cut in strips Stir pickle juice in Miracle sister, " first. Then the manager asked Barbara, .; ' ,' 1-3 to 3½ lb. chicken, cup up 2 medium onions, chopped fj 1 ('Up cooked carrots, cut in Whip until nice and smooth. • if I'd take over the Sunday laughedandaald,"Idon'tdoas as 1 cup oil 4 large eggs Add sugar and black pepper sticks about 22 inch my sister. so now we serve a much ¼ cup soy sauce Brown chicken in oil and set I up cooked sliced zucchini and mix well. I'our over ca . Active in the Fled Reserve good old-fashioned Navy aside. bage and let set for at least two squash Aniiliiry, where she is viceFry bacon until crisp, do not hours. 'fast, featuring Sauce: 1 president, Marge Is also a drain, add onion and cook until , (creamed chipped beef l"or sauce iiie!t butter in large can I \ toast). Everyone comes and member of the VFW AuxilIary BEER BA11'ER onion is tender. Beat eggs and stucepn. Cook cuewuber and 2 large cans tomato sauce I add to bacon and onions, just talks and has a good time," 10108, Sanford. She enjoys 1I2oz. can beer, room onions until tender. Add soup, I small can tomato paste knitting and said, I scramble eggs well. Combine temperature .\\ bald. sour cream and water. Heat, 2 cups water everybody in Sanford has a pair egg mixture to rice and add L4 2 cups all-purpose flour stirring occasionally. Margeathnitsshegotalotof 1 small onion, chaffed fine \ cup soy sauce. Heat slowly over 41 her recipes from her Navy of my baby booties!"¼ cup oregano flakes 2 tsp. paprika Arrange hot vegetables on '.. low heat, stir often so rice will Add beer slowly to flour and serving platter. Serve with days, when wives would swap CRAZY CHICKEN ¼ cup parmesan cheese I ' Realty Transfers p, '. "ill Mildred Wang & hb Bernard to James Vner & WI Judith to Twyla Taylor, Un, C132 Bldg. 9, Charles IL Hayward & wt Judith K., Wekiva Villas, $60,500. Lt 20 Lake Searcy Shores. $43,900. Bruce Edw. Gaston & WI Diana to Dewey L. Phillips & WI Bernice to Liberty Realty Fund Ltd., Lot 41, David T. Brooks. sgl., Beg. Pt on W 81k A, Carriage Hill, Un. No. I, line of Lot 96, W. Beardall's Map CA $48,100. St. Joseph's. $22,500. Fred G. Rensler & WI Eva to Gary Roy G. Ward & WI Anna to L. Hart & WI Anna A., Lot 8, Bill 23 Richard F. Gray (married) Lot S. Hettler Homes Howell Park, Sec. 81k 5, Fairlane Ests., Sec, One, One. 133.000. $111500. Shoemaker Constr. Co., Inc. to the Harold H. Jones & wt Sheryl L. to City of Sanford, Beg. at SW cot. of Rudolph H. Halen & WI Edna M., S Lot 51, New Upsala; run N 11 min 10 451t.ot Lot 288 N 30' of Lot 29, 81k), Ssec W 165' to pob etc., Uppland Evansdale, $35,500. Park, $100. (QC 0) Ira D. Jackson & wI Louise Kenneth Devore & WI Joyce to to Wm. H. Stemper & WI Mildred, John W. Grubbs 8 WI Georgia A., Lt Lois 14, 15 & 16, 81k 143, BelAir, 7 81k H Tanglewood, Sec. 3 repl., $100. $33,900. Wm. H. Stemper 8. WI Mildred to Virgil A. Seward 8. WI Betty to Bernard C. Greene 8. WI Lena A., JOhn H. Kean 8 WI Ruth M.. Un. SIS, Lots 14. 15 & 16, 51k 13, Bel-Air, *tndms.dQws No. 4,555.000. 517,500. . Maedsuss SM11.n .VW55usISNmLose. si Noisald 6nle to MIchasI L. Post 8. WI W. Thompson, sgl, Lot 20 51k D. Kathleen K.. LI 2, 81k B. The Winter Woods Un. 2. $49,000. Meadows. Unit One, $63,100. Veta B. Saunders to Aauren R. Kenneth Riley 8. WI Sara to B. Hey 8 WI Marietta V., Commence Risdon Barber, sgl., Un. 14C, atSW cor ofNE'ofSE¼ Sec 32) Ramblewood Condo., 132,500. 30 dc., 116,000. Philip P. McKeever 8. WI Rose to George R. Davis 8. WI Alberta to Dr. Mark L. Ritter & WI Rosalind G., John E. Cinke 8 WI Grace P., Lot 21 Lot 43, Bilk G, North Orlando Terr., Cypress Landing at Sall Point, Sec S Unit 1, $37,500. $77300. Charles C. Church, wldr. to Rollingwood Homes Inc. to Stephen M. Rose, sgl., Lot 134 8. E George T. King Ill & WI Dawn 0., ID' 01133. Queens Mirror So Repl. Lot 3, Bill L, Howell Cove, 2nd Sec., Addn CS, $18,000. $59,900. US of Amer. to Paul S. Bibby & WI Joseph M. Jordan & WI Joann to Patricia M., Lot 13, Crystal Lake lrnvin M. Wechsler 8 WI Joan F., POrk, 2nd Sec., $100. Lot 3, 81k H Oakland Shores, Is? -John M. Morgan 8 WI Nancy to Add, $47,800. Wm. E. Adamson 8. WI Donna M.. (QCD) Wllks C. Morton 8. WI Big. 783,96' E of SW cot. of NW'1 of Emily to Emily M. Morton, Lot 3, SE1 4 of Sec. 72031, etc., $112,000. 81k F, Oakland Ests., 1st Sec., $100. -Patricia Ann (Henderson) Mit Franklin D. Collins 8 WI Linda to cheli to Debris Jenkin, sgl., Lot 5, Jack Gillen 8 WI Lydia L., Lot 50 01k 7 Pine Level, $100. Bear Lake Ests., $66,900. .Manuel M. Frank I WI Beatrice to Fla. Resid. Comm., Inc. to Connal George Allforis & WI Mary. from 0. Berry & WI Laura E., Lt 24, ME cor. of NW¼ of 5E¼ Sec 31.2030 Windtree West Un. 2. $51,900. etc., 7 parcels, $4,000. Carl M. Johnson & WI Juanita to James E. Ellis, sgl & Frances B. Jerry R. HetfIeld & WI L. Kay, Lts I Ellis, to John R. Yohman I WI 12, Bill G. Tr. 30, Sanlando Springs, Cheryl Ann, Lot 76, Oakland Hills, $71,000. $27,700. Kerry C. Bludworth ' & WI Gary T. Bowen & WI Sharon to Margaret to Monte E. Taylor, sgl., Robert J. Maksimowicz, sgl., Lot 1, from SE cor. of SW" of Sec 26-20 29, BIs A. Ridge High sd, $37,600. etc. $15,000. Hermann Santini 8. WI Cruz to (QCD) Carl Guckenberger & Gérdon J. Wisniewski, sgl & Alblna Sandra to Carl R. Guckenberger 8. C. Wisniewski, wid., Lot 291, WI Sandra L.. Lot 21, Bill C. Wrenwood Unit Three, 147,30D, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, $100 Wm. I' ,Rice Jr. Patricia Gerry IL Riggleman I WI yis Ill & (irueninger fu .arvw.i,, Christine to James Ppatterson, S 10' v1RobinL.,Lt5,BIkw,swwatsr of Lt 10 & N 10' of Ii blk 6, Wyn. ..aks. Sec. 9, 11 .500. 'Jane Karey (form. Fernandez) to N9rris H. Furey & WI Agnes E., Lot Jarr ii HerOIn Jr. & Phyllis to Ann & E 7.5' of Lot 100, Sanford Arm.. , Tuustee, Lot 3 Howell i4ights Addn., $25,500. Branch Woods, 144.500. Marge Miller cooks for a crowd Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waechter of. Paternal grandparents are Mr. :2006 Carriage Terrace, and Mrs. Louis H. Rico of Palatka, announce the birth of a Altamonte SpriflEs. daughter, Rebecca Lynn, on ' CONNECTICUT pt DEAR CONK: relationship we ass of Bil)'is boniness, It yes mot dthsr __ ', Hospital Gainesville. 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CONFIDEN T IAL TO "ASHAMED IN LAUDERDALE"; Don't ever be ashamed to admit you were wrong, It's one way of saying you're smarter today than you were yesterday. If you need help in writing letters of sympathy, congratulations or thank-you letters, get Abby's booklet "How to Write Letters for all Occasions." Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents), selfaddressed envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. r&. $2,500 to $25,000 - - I VY q A good frioud spares DEAR ABBY: My husband meet his demands or say necessary pain whenever lvelifte to this olisgrellit guy,tv ,vent to Japan on business and poulble. For your to Join the say goodbye. .frought back some Oriental ethers, "I knew it all along" "art" that really has me bafDEAR ABBY: A friend and I would only to your friend's were recently discussing lied. It looks like pornography :to me but my husband says It is misery, pickups. Do you think It is all DEAR ABBY: I'm in love right for a woman (age 25) who erotic art — cent uries with a great guy. (I'll call him is waiting for a bus to accept a (It shown men and wan= Bill,) We've known each ether ride from an attractive, polite ll salts of Intimate positions. for 19 years and have gone man on a rainy evening? ,One looks like a bunch of togdl for two years. $ontortloalsts at an orgy.) I efOtic art) is pensive, g I have always felt that If a We are totally happy woman accepts a ride with a __ *oulde't think of _ hanging any of and vJuabk Take your husband's together. I have joined Bill in dranger, he might get the Idea this duff in our home, and it his business and we work well hat she was a pickup. My seems ridiculous to spend collection to a reliable toge dealer. For a fee, an expert will ther. We have talked about friend says that anyone co uld money on something you have marriage, but Bill says hewill tell by just looking atme that l appraise IL to hide away In a closet. My not marry me until I submit a am not the type, so it would be DEAR ABBY: Your best husband paid a small fortune list of all the men I've made all right to accept the ride, friend Is filing for divorce, and 11or it. Abby, how do you tell the she asks you If you knew all love with. I'm 35 and have What do you think? IIfferoncebetween valuable art along that her husband had a never been married. Bill is 37 DINAH IN LINCOLN and cheap pornography? mistress for many years. You and has been divorced twice. DEAR DINAH: Anyone who The men I've bad affairs with WONDERING know It Is true, and everyone tItsh he or she can tell DEAR WONDERING: else knows it. What do you tell were all decent men and lwas anything about a person jut by never promiscuous. della,s pornography her? looking should think again. No I do not Intend to have any WONDERING !' "writs, pictures, etc., primarily Iakadd DEAR WONDERING: In the affairs outside _________ to arose ________ my marriage ieaal desires," (This could be first place, common geasip is and I haven't looked at another josd or bud, dependlig as the not necessarily fact. I would tell Will since I started going with my friend that I have no reS Bill I do not feel that my past All sacb art lsnotcbeap bad able evidence to confirm her or worthies.. Some ( known as sonpidos. (True you havea'L) relationship have anything to do with Bill or our future together. Am I wrong? And what should I do about Bill's Need Cash? A nit stick. Shrimp, beef or pork paprika. If batter is too thick, sauce. Makes 6 to 8 servings. h . HOMEOWNERS: • . 2 pkgs. McCormick Spaghetti Sauce Mix Combine Ingredients in large kettle in order given. Bring to boiling point, stirring well. Turn heat down and simmer sauce for 2 hours. Add chicken and oil and cook until chicken is "Cos Art Termed Porno ,,-, I • recipes. "However, sometimes I just make than upout of my 33½ lb. Chicken ,cup up head," she laughed. ½ medium green pepper, Cooking for a large group chaffed doesn't bother Merge. "It's not 2 thep. minced onion hard to learn how to judge 2 tsp. ground ginger amounts. One hint I'll pass 4 tbep. oil along, Is that I don't believe In 1 large can tomatoes I EE !Bring th this ad and get our deluxe $15o set of dentures for just $120. Phone (305) 644-1753 for an appointment Offer explies June 1st, ____ V, NA . I '. --- - -,- - . • .' ' BE • P1 1 SALE ITEMS THROUGH MAY 13 !:' - BUSCH c I '*'* _'.. .2* -- I I !'I'I We Reseive the Right to ciw°1 Limit Quantities �- . . 15---Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Wednesday, May 9, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Macaroni Salad Is Meal- In-One Dish _ Pasta dishes are economical. But most people who eat them regularly do so because they love them. from a good beach-house chef. Serve with tomatoes, crisp salad greens and bread. What's a family gathering or picnic without macaroni salad, for example? Here is a one-dish meal that stretches the macaroni with shrimp, tuna, carrots, peas and pickles. You may substitute canned shrimp or vary ingredients as you wish. Add zip to the salad with a dressing that includes the sweet-pickle liquid — a touch learned years ago PICKLE- PLUS MACARONI MEAL 112 tablespoons salt 4-5 quarts boiling water 12 ounces (about 5 cups) macaroni shells 4 hard-cooked eggs ½ pound cooked, peeled and cleaned shrimp 2 17 ounce) cans tuna, drained ½ cup chopped onion 1½ cups diced cooked carrots 1 (10 ounce) package trozen green peas, cooked 1½ cups chopped sweet gherkins Salad dressing salt and pepper crisp romaine leaves 2 tomatoes, cut in small wedges Add 1½ tablespoons salt to rapidly boiling water. Gradually add macaroni shells so that water continues to boil. Cook, uncovered, until tender, stirring occasionally. Drain, rinse and drain again. ja large bowl, combine 3 hard-cooked eggs (chopped), cooled macaroni shells, shrimp, tuna, onion, A Meal Around Ch Icken... Build ' '•'.""' In this age of fast foods fingertips. Thelight, and eating-on-the-run, delicate flavurof thicken there's no more welcome compatible with most treat than a well-plannedfruits and vegetables and meal, lovingly cooked and often the slightest change leisurely served, of seasonings produces an exotic new taste. Chicken, that any-clay favorite in most Chicken is also a thrifty households, adapts well to way to elegant dining. gourmet cookery. The Some of the world's bestNational Broiler Council know gourmet dishes are suggests that when you made with chicken, that have extra time to spend in same economical source of the kitchen, prepare a complete protein that special checken dish and homemakers turn to to serve it grandly with keep their food budgets in candlelight and silver, - especially when Actually it often takes prices of red meats soar. very little more time and effort to give chicken an The low-calories, low-fat epicurean touch than it content of chicken is also does to prepare one of the appreciated by those who quick and easy standbys recognize the importance .. 4 '.?. 'a 4 • .-. •-. .. Salad gets zip from tangy dressing and sweet gherkins. carrots, peas, chopped gherkins and salad dressing. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Chill several hours. At serving time, lightly toss salad. Turn into chilled - • p-,. SALAD DRESSING salad bowl lined with romaine leaves. Garnish with tomato, sweet gherkin slices and remaining egg, cut In slices. Makes 8 to 8 servings. .. . • -__---- Beat 2-3 cup salad oil, 1-3 cup sweet pickle liquid, ¼ cup vinegar and ¼ cup prepared spicy brown mustard. . •' •. • .10 turn an everyday favorite into a gourmet dish, try "Chef's Chicken Deluxe" every cook has at her In this Italian dish, Patate e Piselli con Vongole, potatoes and peas are topped with canned red clam sauce from your supermarket. Clam Sauces Add ' M eaty' F ood Flavor V h y n A n F C s a U P W Si ' Canned clam sauces — eggplant into 1/4-Inch thick both red and white versions slices; dip In reserved —which areso delicious on clam sauce and coat with pasta, add "meaty" flavor bread crumb mixture. to other foods as well. Save remaining clam They're also fitting partsauce for later use. In a ners with rice (Rlscottocon large skillet heat 3 Vongole) and delicious tablespoons of the olive oil served as a sauce over until hot. Add one-third of vegetables, the eggplant and fry until The red and white clam browned on both sides and sauces, available canned In tender, about 5 minutes. your supermarket, are true Remove and keep warm. to the Italian tradition of Repeat with remaining sauces. According to exeggplant, adding more oil 1perts, an authentic white as needed. Meanwhile, in a clam sauce iaa thin, brothy small saucepan mix mixture which emphadzes reserved clams and remaining sauce. Heat the natural clam and garlic flsess, PAd cbmLIi' lI!t hat. jir eggplant. has more of the body exJOLPET[!DITONNO pected In a tomato-type CON VOGOLE sauce, but It is not overly (TUNA PATTIES WITH thick. CLAM SAUCE Pat ate e Piselli con 2 can (7 05. each) tuna, 'Vongolè (Potatoes and drained and flaked Peas with Clams) is one of 1% ciça Italian style bread the vegetable preparations crumbs, divided which are easy to make ½ tUpOOfl salt with canned clam sauce. ¼ teaspoon garlic powder "First, cook quartered 3 eggs potatoes. Then combine 2 tablespoons water red clam sauce, peas and ½ cup flour bull and let simmer ½ cup olive oil .Jrlefiy. Spoon the clam 1 package (16 Os.) mlxture over the potatoes spaghetti and sprinkle with Par1 can (10½ os.) red clam mesan cheese. A nice spaghetti sauce change from pasta. In a medium bowl mix " A switch-off from tuna, ½ cup of the bread Eggplant Pariniglana is crumbs, salt, garlic .Melanzane con Salu di powder, 2 of the eggs, ,,Vongole (Eggplant with lightly beaten and water. Clam Sauce). The eggplant Is cut Into blices, then In 3 separate shallow dishes place ..dipped In Italian style flour, remaining one egg, lightly read crumbs. beaten and remaining 1 cup . J'ATATE E PEUJ bread crumbs. Form 6 oval CON VONGLE patties, using about 1-3 cup , (POTATOES AND PEAS tuna mixture for each. Dip wiTh caaJ each patty first In flour and 2 pounds potatoes, pared then in egg; coat with ançl quartered (about 3 breed crumbs;; shake off cups) excess crumbs. 1 cup fresh pen or i can Refrigerate ½hotr. In a (8½ oz.) peas, drained largeskillet but oil until I can (10½ Os.) red clam hot. Fry patties slowly, UIsauce until brown on both sides ½ teaspoon basil leaves, and heated through, about crushed 10 minutes. Meanwhile, Grated Parmesan cheese cook spaghetti according to Simmer potatoes and package directions. Heat fresh peas In boiling salted water until tinder, about 10 spaghetti on a serving minutes. Drain' placef in a platter; top with tuna serving bowl; cover tokeep patties Spoon clam sauce warm. In a small saucepan ovsr the patties. combine clam sauce, basil $PDlAUI AND CLAM and canned peas, If used. SPAGHEITI SAUCE covered, for 3 1 package (1$ oz.) minutes. spoon clam 3111101111 1111 mixture over reserved 2 cans (10% Os. ssdi) white potatoes. 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Many believe it means food that is outrageously expensive, difficult to prepare and elaborately smothered in rich, creamy sauces, To the world's leading chefs, however, gourmet foods mean something quite different — for example, simple beef stew, Poached or broiled fish, roast chicken or an omelet prepared simply from fresh, topquality IngredIents. Here is roast chicken with vegetables that makes a "gourmet" meal for family or friends that costs much less than beef roast. Serve with a chilled white wine such as fume blanc, Riesling or even your favorite Pink chablis. For dessert, offer Chocolate custard cup-cakes with Ice cream. 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Sauerkraut Heinz Fresh Cucumber Add 3 tablespoons flour and brown for 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Slowly stir in 112 cups milk and continue stirring until lJ •. - 89 , . . i...... Sprinkle chicken with salt and pepper; pour In wine and add thyme and bay leaf. Reduce heat to low, cover and simmer about 30 n . Z: 59c ... Rod Seckeys $ilver Flo" U.S.D.A. Choice £n"Iish Cut Boneless I 'S - - ' 59' Add Your Favorite Dressing to "Ruskin" Brand Salad Mix....................: 39' t L' S09 . .......,. 4 ' 841 SAUCE: In small fry pan, melt 2 tablespoons butter over medium heat. i:•.; ' "Ruskin" Stand Prune Juice....... • 1 , Cherry Tomatoes ..... Remove from heat and let stand several minutes until milk solids settle to bottom of pan. Skim butter fat from top (this is the clarified butter, ready for use). '"""'" For Snacks or Salads, Tasty . Sunswe.t Swift's Premium ProT.n Or U.S.D.A. Choice Govt-Inspected • Heavy Weetorn leaf Swift'. 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AAA 11 thats GUARANTEED! ALL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WED.. MAY I. THRU YUlE., MAY IS. lETS. QUANTITY SIGHTS RESERVED. 1 SAVE 300 SWEET & MELLOW Look for this label for Beef IT 'S FRE SAVE 25C 4 is Red Sweet Potatoes SAVE S' Fresh Cello Radishes s*s 1O SAVE7C i 5* u; 10 Fresh Florida Carrots SAVE *UTlAFCY Red Delicious Apples 14 SAVE ZR LB$ Country Stand Mushrooms SAVEIR s* 49 Fresh Slaw or Salad SAVES' LB13* All Purpose Yellow Onions says uaiv sin U.S. NO. 1 White Potatoes LB SAVE IS' Fresh Fla. Grapefruit 6/ HALFI 510450 Fl. Opaque Garden Hose SuPfqcotatt/ SAVE 3O AVAILABLE ONLY AT... SO YOU DUtOd KNOW Best &qin Pivduec r $Ip0a,,t/ 10/39 , Wednesday, May 9, 1979—SB Zn1v 69' 690 594 2/$111 3PI siN Neil!!..Q&as.tq44JdsI 994 Fluorigard Rinse SMlN$T Alka Seltzer Tablets 880 1* 4$1.411111 1* PIai.IJhI TAaIkn.I WIVWR IVVIUpRUIV 880 SM *3*N Itt. Listermint Mouthwash 1" 1M$$ISN IlL Li;tsrine Mouthwash ' Mith Soap $122 Mylanta $$22oXo 4/$1 Final Not Nsñal.Esssnc, . ' $1" 6 PAK 12oz N.R. BTLS. SAVE 20c Dunks $14,29 6 PAK l2oz N.R. d White & Bluth Beer 1.39 . 1.5 LITER BURGUNDY. VIN ROSE OR CHABLIS Carlo Rossi Wine 2.69 250zBTL. Isabelle Rose Wine $1099 6 PACK 12ozCAN Busch Beer $1e79 ICED TEA PENN GLASSES 115 BALLS FROM ANCHOR HOCKING, CRYSTAL OR SPICY BROWN lEo: ICED TEA 4/1 25o: COOLER 7408 PITCHER 3/$1 MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL MAUITII 2 PAS lost OUT Ice Cube Trays £LAIASTER 25 GT flEE WAY SUPER SAVINGS OF UP TO 50% Decorated Pitcher Is W 40 QUAIII FULL SIZE HARDBACK Climagard Motor Oil COOKBOOKS, CHILDREN *0S 1050 P1,011 IS BOOKS & MANY OTHER! Photo Album 6.5" x 11.5" II oil" GREAT FOR GIFT GIVING! Double Hibachi i9 88 $149 59* 99* $499 ve' flee / low 590 SAVE 100 Hest &iqr in F,'ozt'n £odc' / SAVE IN Iii FROZEN PANTRY PRIDE Whipped Topping SAVE IOC 14st IIOZINI? PA Boston Bonnie Glazed Donuts 5 Les FAIN FASt Frozen French Fries SAVE 34C list PANTRY PRIDE Frozen Orange Juice SAVE ICC 240: SJEEZ III Hershey Syrup II 01 SUPER 14150 D.JANTITIIS LIMITED Cheinco - Wastebasket a5aPAl($ TOM kJ4IY(5 I Picnic Set 11 Cl COFFEE LOVERS Coffee Filters *3505110 los: DECORATED Glass Coffee Mugs r SOAp, I, SPIITI AUOU F MU. PIUS S PAC.16si ITLI. Pull Diposw I HUNT'S CHUPØ9Cj WEVE i 480 BATH TISSUE 12 SO FEET ON ANY COUNTY LINK 49* 89* 99* 3/$1 $119 $119 99* 49* 690 WF,Y rItI1 rrm I•—LIMIT CHIIII —LIMIT-11 —COUPON. — — — GOOD ——— —— THRU TUESDAY, MAY IS, 1975. I— — — ———————— �p•• -Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. TI HIGHLIGHTS EVENING _________________ _________________ (1g) )ts W 'n Russians In Iowa who compare American and Rtissian lifestyles, two young figure skting champions and a kite cobtest. (R) ! 6:30 (ii NSC NEWS (4)0 CM NEWS ASC NEWS VILLA ALEGRE 7.00 (2) TiC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE A frightened Mary faces a contempt charge for refusing to reveal a news source, and her lawyer spends more time reearching her than her case. 0ThEROSS.W1TS JOI(ER'S WiLD MACNEIL / LEHRER I PEPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS U (4) FAMILY FEUD DANCE FEVER 0$IJSBEAUTYSHOW CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENOB Guests: Joel Gr.y. Vincent Price. DICK CAVETT Guest: Frank Garcia. 1:00 REAL PEOPLE The () funny things done by everyday people and th, everyday things done by funny people are sen in this s.rlós celebrating the Am.rican.cc.ntrlc. (4)0 ThE WILD WILD WEST REViSITED Ninibeenth.centu. ry government agents James West (Robert Conrad) and Arternus Gordon (Ross Marlin) are brought out of retirement to investigate the possibillt) that clone-like impostors have been substituted for some of the world's rulers. 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Despit. the family's concern and his father's obctions, David takes off on a crosscountry trip with a females friend of his ex-fiances. THE LONG SEARCH "Protestant Spirit U.S.A." Ronald Eyre explores th. vigor of religious expression among American protestants, interviewing both preachers and worshippers. (R) Pie trapped In the tram are fur. ther endangered by gusting mountain winds and an assassin on the ground below whose target is one of the passengers, (!art 2012) GREAT PERFORMANCES "Paul Taylor Dance Company" Two recent Taylor composi. tions, "Esplanade" and are performed. (R) 10:00 CASH JOHNNY SPRING SPECIAL Waylon JennIngs. Martin Mull, George Jones and June Carter Cash Join with country music great Johnny Cash in a musical tribute to spring. 0 VEGAS Dan Tanna falls in love with the Mid.Eastern pun. cess he was hired to protect. •TODAY IN THE TURE (4) Q itoo 2)(4)0O NEWS 0 DICK CAVETT Guest. Bob Hope.(Parl 101 2) 11:30 (2)ITONI0HT Host: Johnny' Carson. Guests: Chevy Chase. Merle Earle, Ricky Schroder. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME •ROCKFORD FiLES Rock. ford is hired to provide an alibi for a football player who is charged with murder. 0 psj WOMAN A female prisoner's accusations nearly cost Pepper her lob and her reputation. 1200 (4) BIG VALLEY Victoria, Heath, and Jarrod are en route across the desert when theIr is set upon by pay. rollrobbers. 12:37 0 MANNIX 12:40 0 HAWAII FIVE.O Danny and a college professor are kid. napped and held hostage in exchange for the release of two imprisoned terrorists. (R) 100 (2) ff2) TOMORROW Guest: Frank yogI, economics corre. spondent for the London Tes. NEWS C!) AGRON8KY AND COMPANY (MON) (4) CAMPAIGN '19 (TUE) (.4) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) 30 MINUTES(THU) (4) CRACKERBARREI. (FRI) 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE (4) 6:25 (2) POPI GOES THE COUP4TRY (MOW) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE, FRI) (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE WILBURN BROThERS (THU) 6:30 KUTANA 0 ThE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 5:30 (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE I SHIRLEY (R) (2) 0 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) PASSWORD (4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 00 NEWS t EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING 12:30 NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR.. ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 2) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES A.M. WEATHER 6:47 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 c2)TOOAYINFI.ORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA HI,NEIGHB0R (2) TODAY 1:00 (j)() DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4)MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS OALLMYCHILDREN 1:30 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 (4)0 MONDAY MORNING (MOW) (4) 0 TUESDAY MORNING (flJ5) (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORNIWO (WED) (1)0 ThURSDAY MORNING (rI (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA 0 SESAME STREET 1:25 i1 TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000MORNINOFLORIDA NEWS 7:30 (2) (1 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA 800 ()0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 53'tJ4 SEE (NON, TUE. ThU. FRI) 0 FOOTSTEPS (WED) (2)©THEDOCTORS DONE UFE TO LIVE 2:30 (2) 2) ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 300 W GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:30 (4)0 M'A•S•H(R) 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY 400 (2) EMERGENCYONEI (4)THE00000UPLE .0 BEWITCHED 0 ThE LUCY SHOW (MON, 'l'', THU. FRI) 0 KIoswoRLD (WED) ff2) MAKE ME LAUGH •SESAME STREET 4:30 8:25 (7) TODAY I I FLORIDA 00000h RNING FLORIDA ff2) NEWS ' (4) MIKE DJ.AS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. mu,pp 0 AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL (WED) (12) ROOKIES 8:30 5:00 (2) (12) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERICA 0 LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU MORNING 0 SUNRIU8EMESTER (2)CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 ThE 000 COUPLE I) MISTER ROGERS (A) Movies In Pczp erL)ci . IL CLRSW1ED ADS I. 9:00 U.'-- 831-9993 322-2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT lthn .................4k 3COflKCU1IVStIMS$ . a I U HOURS - -HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Just the film is released. a- ------ £I FCOI5ICUUVI '"'WI ...... wnen nouywooa cynics agree - 5:30 P.M. A.M. 8:00 "It takes us a month to six MONDAY thru FRIDAY there is no new way to turn a weeks from the time we are SATURDAY S.Noon , 3 Lines Minimum buck, along comes Fotonovel, a given a copy of the print until _______ _________________________ company which publishes the book comes out." paperbacks of movie scripts DEADLINES Stewart resents insinuations fully illustrated with frames that Fotonovels, like TV, Noon The Do Before Publicotion :' taken directly from the picture. contribute to illiteracy. So far Fotonovel has "Just the opposite," he said. Sundo - Noon Friday . produced "The Champ," "Librarians and school teach"Grease," "Invasion of The era say kids who don't read Body Snatchers," "Hair" and anything will read our books. _________________________ __________________________ "Ice Castles" with 30 new books We're getting distribution into 4--Personals 9—Good T1ngs Eat due for publication this year. schools now because _______________________ It would appear at first blush Fotonovels encourage reading. Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free FACED WITH A DRINKING that the colorful picture books "You can't follow the story of mm. $20 order. s.c. PROBLEM? simply contribute to the "Why any of these movies without ford area. 3222374. Sam's Perha AIcoholi Anonymous Portion Meats. can't Johnny read?" syndrome. reading the dialogue and the Can Help _________________________ Phone 417.3333 ___________________________ Some 350.400 photographs additional exposition we add to Write P.O. Box 1213 from a particular movie crowd keep the plot flowing. 11 -4rtructlons . Sanford, Florida 32771 __________________________ the pages of Fotonovels without Florist to share ride from Sanford asinglepageofprintodmatter. to N. Orange Ave., Orlando. 20% OFF Legal Notice But on each photograph - Mon..Fri. 3fl.1354. ____________________ CreativeExprnsi 323-1113. sometlmesseveraltoa page in _____________________ FICTITIOUSNAME ISAL'h0KULAPROBLEM collage - the film's dialogue is Notice is hereby given that I am IN YOUR FAMILY? 11-A—jjs$ Cmfts stçerimposed in print, engaged in business at 2621 South AL.ANON ______________________ Avenue, Sanford Seminole SaflfOfd Forfamiliesorfriendsof The man behind Fotonovel comtl.te Craft HObby' County, Florida, under the fictitious problem drinkers Herb Stewart, a youthful name Supply In Central Florid.. of Reverse Auction and that I For future information cell HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 F1'Ifldl, dIcal guitarist who was intendtoregistersaidnamewiththe 617.3333orwrite Ave. Sanford. .Fl. Sanford Al.Anon Family Group unable to make a living playing Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole __________________ County, Florida in accordance with P.O. Box 353 guitar in this country. Th. sooner you place your the provisions of the Fictitious SuWord,Fli.*?M classullded, thssoc,wryou wIlt Reared in Hollywood, Ste- Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section -______________________ ___________________ ,, 1957. __________________________ 865.09 Florida Statutes wart, the son of a retired TV 51g. Verlin M. Arnett 5—Lost & FoUnd __________________ producer, studied guitar with Publish: May 2, 9, 16, 23, 1919 _______________________ 12-Special NotIces Segovia in Spain and toured DEJ13 -______________________ LOST: Boxer Bull Terrier Male, succesfully in Europe for Mullet Lk. Pk. Rd. area. Little several years. HAPPY BIRTHDAY . . boys pet, please return or call. SEMINOLE COUNTY , ' Brn, BIk, wh, on face, neck, leg. On rdurnlng to the United ______________________________ BOARDOF 10 lbs. Reward 3495501. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS States, he discovered classical 18—Help Wanted Notice of Public Hearing Found; Female, gray striped cat. __________________________ guitarists weren't in great May 29, 1979 Flea collar demand. Stewart and a friend, 7:00 P.M. , 323-0314 Handyman for apt. complex. J0 I..aszlo Papas, renembered the Th inc. painting, sm. repairs, Board of County Corn. Help a little girl stop worryi of Seminole County, "fotonovela" soap opera books missioners carpet cleaning and yd. about her kitten. BIk & wh male. Florida.willhoidapublichearingto We will train, we need neit they had seen in South America consider an appeal against the Lost near 25th & Princeton. 323. dependable worker. 322.2090 4110 and Europe. Board cf Ajiustment n Denting a between 10 am. 16 p.m. . These books were simplistic Lot SiZe Variance in an A 1 Exp. laborers for Masons. Aqricul'ure Zone from 43,560 sq ft to 6-Ctwld Care stories told In photographs for 41.156 sq ft on the following _________________________ Deitona Area, Own Trans. the near-illiterate. They had described property: S14.2572aft.7. Child care in my home been around for 40 years. Lots 1, 2. 3. 11, and 15. Block 2, ______________________ Parthers Stewart and Papas Cassa Villa Heights, PB 10, Pg 91, in 3225631 Section 4-21-31, on SR. 419, about a saw the possibilities of using Legal Notice mile NW of Oviedo. (DIST. 1) Chi Care in my home similar techniques with TV This oublic hearing will beheld in S2Swk.;Mday; 51 hr. . shows and movies, taking in• Room 203 ot the Seminole County 323.5314. FICTITIOUSNAMS Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, ° dividual frames directly from Notice is hereby gIven that I am May 29, 1979, at 7:00 P.M., or as 500(1 engaged In buslne at P.O. Box 312 films. lhereaftec as possible. Lake Monroe, Fla. 32747 Sernln*. "It took us a long time to find Written comments filed with the jiNotc' County. Florida, U a ClASSiFIED A ( 18—Help Wanted ________________________ aaby Sitting-Housekeeping Lit housekeeping, must love 'C flexible Schedule BMlcalIy 8-6. full time. Salary $I. Longwood area. 831 5330 ••ACOLORFULFUTURE ..-LSA PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're good money and .me*tlng nice people. Call 644. 3079 for details. •. AVON Setrt$ary, bookkeeper, houseman, part time desk clerk, part time bartender I maintenance person needed. Sanford Inn II & SR-.46. Apply 9 to S. Aöiy Days Inn-Summer posi. tins for Waitress & maids. No phone calls. ______________________ '. General Factory Help ..- ..' Full Time-Benefits Apply HarcarAluminurn ______________________ BrIck 1. Block masons (305)323. 1320 7 a.m..S p.m. week days. per hour. _________________________ Engineers - Telephony Ma1 telephone company has openlngi for ENGINEERS near Charolotte, N C. Taking ap. b!lcatlons for ENGINEERS familiar with Stepby.step, ctossbar, or digital stored fsqrams systems, fransmlssion or special service lpment. Send resume to P.O. Box 22121$, Charlotte, N,C, fl322 Agency Trainee Are .you a self starter? A good phone voice I an aggressive personality i the key to success. - Excel lent opportunity for plenty of room for advancement. 'Enthusiastic only need apply. an 3233176 for Appointment. Eanlng Disk Clerk. 2 nIghts wk. xp. preferred. Apply in person. - Py's Inn, Sanford. " 'MECHANIC TRAINEE For V.W.'s '' 3394962 -I. ' / LET'S BE HONEST lfos weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading h)ad, and if weweren't looking 01' someone to do a lob this ad uldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to .FJve Hundred 4$irs a week, •Il 1-10O432.$1 anytime for Orded message. eekfastcookApplyInp,rson HolidayinnotSanford on lakefront. _____________________ -. -. Iidknobs 1,.stl.cks ILOYMENT LET US •. W)1Y WASTE TIME? CALL 323.5176 CCOUNTING TRAINEE SECRETARIES OFFlCE CLERKS .PBX OPERATOR - RAFTING TRAINEE ' "k', V ' - - - -- -' 4 I. - 2 BR apts fully furnished; pans, dishes, silver, etc. & all utilities Inc. Available till October 1st. By day, wk. or month. Shenendoah Village. 323-2fl0. FURNISHED APT. BY WEEK OR MONTH 323-4697 SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3301 S. Sanford Avenue "Energy Efficient" studio apt. Ideal for single person many security features, attic storage, fabric covered walls, shag carpeting, heat, air, 13 built in power savers to reduce .1. bills. On site manager. 333.3301. enfurnished 3 BR. 1"2 bath. $250 a mo., first I last. 2005 Maple Ave. between 4-6 p.m. or Tel. (1-904) 775-7586. 3 BR, 2 Bath Refrig. & Range. No Pets 5250rno. 8311420 36-Resort Property Lg.2 BR, LR, kit eq, fully furn, AC & carpeting on New Smyrna Bch. $200 per wk Monthly rates available. 321-0413. Daytona Beach-ocean front Apis. weekly. Call 332.1058 if no a,is. (904) 232.9491. - MODERN OFFICE BUILDING WITH CARPETS, PANELING, CENTRAL AIR, LOTS OF PARKING. STRAGETIC LOCATION ON 17.97 SANFORD. READY JUNE 151. $600 MONTH. LOW FEE-TERMS . CALL TODAY! fl3 5176 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. 444.2315. 2 BR, 1 bath. Neat as a pin. Fenced yard. Low equity I assume mortgage payments less than $165 mo. Hurry-won't last long. 323-5413. EVERY DAY someone Is looking for what you have to sill. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear hire tomorrow. . Gamut WillIe Rig. Reel Estate Smoker JOHN KNIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial PPwn 332.71$), Sanford CØk'tulI lImi knowledge of diets' pcessary. Apply In person vieW Nursing Center 919 E. 8OYS & GIRLS* 13 1 4KcitIng opportunity te earn EXTRA $$$$ after sctiool fllflgs Cal Circulation Dept. and eve- 101111,1 IIAITY EVENING HERALD - I -- . . •-- -. - 24 HOUR lB 322•9283 Review for the Fla. Real Estate Exam. Classes on May 121 13. Call 4435410 Tony Coppola School of Real Estate. New 235 Homes. 4 pcI. Interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $38,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 333.2357. Are you a full time driver with a pact tim, car? Our clusifleds is's loaded with good buy for you. 3222611 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE AT FLOYD & G000HART. GEO. WILMER ASSOC. INC. REALTORS 831-6900. Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR. I B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown. 527.500 w-excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 322-6457 or 3227111 aft 5. SPACIOUS 3 BR, 2'? bath, formal dining, carpet, air, private patio w-2 car garage. Lovely club house, pool & tennis, Furn. or unfurn. uild to suit — our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 235 1. 245. PEAL ESTATE REALTOR,327-7495 M. Unsworth Realty ONE of a KIND-sedate older 2 story home, besutifully land. scaped, has 1 BR apt. over dbi garage. $49,500. CailBart PRIME SITE 300' frontage on Ui. Mary Blvd. Ideal Business location, great investment. $72,000. A-FHA.235-Conv. Homes Low Down Payment CHARMER older 2 story, 3 BR, 2 B, new carpet, patio & 2 porches. Cony, location. $31,500. :ash for your loft Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Aide! Inc., Realtor 444.3013 _______________________ THE RIGHT LOCATION business or professional office building site 261' on 25th St. 528.500. anford by owner. 3 BR, pool, CH&A, new carpet. Large cor. lot, fenced bk yd, sc. porch. NICE. 539,000. 322-5395. Harold Hall Realty InC.REALTOR MLS 3235774 Day or Night tOWNER SAYS SELL. EVERY. THING! 10 acre farm near Geneva includes mobile home, variety of farm animals-"as is" tractor I. More. $35,750. NEW LISTING AT 1012 MYRTLE This 2 BR home with a pleasant sun rm. is shown by appt. only. You'll appreciate its imm. coed. Recently re roofed & new sewer lIne. Close So downtown a. churches. $21,500. *1 Acre bldg. lots w-paved rd. frontage & beautiful oak trees in Osteen. Good terms, WE EKE ND HIDE-A-WAY OR YEAR AROUND LIVING TEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 3224991 AULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE Eves S6256S5 n2.ig Enjoy clean fresh, cool water running by your front door. Swim, fish or iust relax on your own private estate & "castle" near Rock Springs Pk. $66,750 BR, 2 B split plan, FR, dbl cor lot, $6000 dwn & assume. No qualifying. REALTY andy man Special. 2 lots wgarage apt. Could be apt down. stairs. Zoned Comm. $20,000. WORLD. ________ acres in Osteen, cleared wsone trees on the lake. $19,500 Sm. den. Owner hold. (Cl))) LLFLORIDAREALTY The Real Estate Agency REALTORS SANFORD REALTOR. BAT EMAN REALTY Rig. Real Estate Broker Sanford Ave. 321-0759 Real Estate Sales inford's most weIlknow progressive, Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, experienced or niwly licensed Mow! 2435's S French (Il 92) Sanford 323 3324 S1E N SIR 0 lvi REALlY SUPER 1 BR, Jl, 7 bath home In Washington Oaks, w C-H, w-w carpet, DR. pantry, 1g. LR, porch & Much More! BPP WAR. RANTED. Just $29,900! — CLUDED COUNTRY LIVING i,on, for nones, fish pond, 32 FR, S acres. $69,730. level country home, beautiful 3 home w tile & oak floors. I, crc, fruit I pecan trees. :ompletely fenced. $69,000. ft to build? We have the lot. 4.000 siness opportunity. Auto idiator shop. FantastIc cation, good accounts. Ownir 1 help finance, 135.000. Foot lockers & trunks 11699 up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 327 5791 BORED WITH THE SAME OLD HOUSES? TRY OUR NEW CROCKETT LOG HOMES SHIPPED TO YOU. UP TO $30,000 FOR DO IT YOUR SELFERS IS' GE trostless ref $150. Dinette table. twin bed comp new $65. El adding mach 530. 7 drawer desk $30; Alladdin port kerosene heater, new 975; 23" El hedge trirnr"t',. new 130. 19' l-tusqvarna ch,iin Saw new SIMS 323 0180. BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 668-8335 If you're in the business of building your busines. - . use the Classified Ads often. 42—Wle See our beautiful now BARRINGTON w.lap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3a03 Orlando Dr. 323-5700 VAI. FHA Financing IS ft. Terry IvlO self comained, aIr coed., canopy, Reese hitch I S way bar. Park Ave. Trailer Pk. WILSON MAtER -uMNlTURE BUY SELL TRADE III 31SF First St 1?? 5672 - TERRIFIC! 3 BR, I", Bath Home in Washington Oaks, w-Central Heat, Breakfast Bar, OR, Utility Room and Spacious BR's! app WARRANTED, Can You Believe $24,500! REAl. ESTATE ASSOCIATES — JOIN SANFO5D'S . SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. It Sanford's Sales Leader 3222420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS kancti Office PARK -- .1971 Irvpata Travel Trailer, 27' self contained. AC. e*c cono 53500 327 9)25 alt .1 jo I ______________________________ 76—Auto Parts _____________________________ .*UF Goodrich radial TA. FR 80*11 mounted on Western mags Like new' 5300 323 5028 ... 62 acres East of Sanford. $2700 per acre. W,n. Maticzowski, REALTOR 3227983. ACRE ON A HILL. TOO CLOSE TO WEKIVA 'RIVER AND HIGHWAY 46. USELESS EX CEPT FOR HOME, MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS. $3,900. - 52--Appliances BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321-0640 DeLand 668-8335 Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment, 3225990 47—Real Estate Mnted * C SHOUSE WANTED. a a In Need of Repairs 333.5435 Eves. Baptist Church needs 7 5 acres In Casselberry area. Call 530 7979 Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3220216. 47-A--Mustgss Boud 5O—$OSIial10OUSf Sa Nsod dumping site for old concrete & gravel. Call collect 1-3056S6104$. -____________ 1976 Mercury Marquis, 2 dr, power wds., power seats. AM FM 8 track stereo, many extras 321 0636 __________- Central Heat & Air Coed. Free Es?. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 _____________________________ INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call - 3710839 or904 7346708collect. Concrete Work free EstImate Call M.Taylor 1278343 JAC FROST- Cent. S-eI Air CokrservIce. Free Est. on Inst. Comm. & Re's. 3220201...,.. — '-. PAINTING.CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est 3730479after 5 - 30 Appliances _______________________ Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed 3230039 -2 Rt'tired men want repair work Of any kind, including roofs. Free, Estimates.37) 554.3, Beauty Care Home Repairs -_______ C.00d Used Televisions. 5Iana up. Miller's 7619 Orlando Dr. 322 0352 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322 5742 Tetevlsion-25" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular 5600, Balance $175 or $17 mo. Still in warranty. CajI 831 1711 day or. nI'mt. - 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM. FM Stereo Radio, 4 Speed PRC turntable, 8 track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 831-1711 for free hone demoitration, 55—Boats & -. - BURFIEIO'S Electric Service I Rpalr Industrial, Comm. I ResidentiaI 322 9334 74 Hrs. Sts EquTprnj ________ ______________________ 59—Musical Murchandise ----- NeIson'sFloridaposes Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. FILLOIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-15*0 _____________ Equipment BUILDINGS!!! Special factory purchase on all steel, clear span buildings. 30*45*17 for $3,671, 10*46*14 for $4,559. 10*17*11 for $5,951, 4*77*14 for $6,911 FOB, factory. All buildings include 23 lb. wind load and large double sliding door. Call 305-331-4641 9 am. to 5 p.m. collect. 64—Equipment for Refit ______________________ Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our N insenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 327-515 1 SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. UghtHeullng 1 Yard Debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349 5371 ExteriorCinaning -- RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS' All type racquets, Avg sa Scott Reagan 327 5117 2-A-Farrn General Landscaping, specialists, top soil & fill dirt. lawn maint. 8. tree trimming. 323-2911. Electrlcai .-- No lob too large or small. Com plete lawn service, Free estimate, 323-4111; Landscaping & spraying 323 6049 call anytime. Lai Service Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3270707 Accessories ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, FIa. 32711 Muwing - _____ Painting, carpentry, paneling, Siding, wits., anything to repair the home, 830 6309 Sam Ceramic Tile MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yrs. Exp. 6696562. - flIP Exterior Fungus & mildew removal. Roofs, wails, decks, etc Free Est, 3)96066, 668 8335. Painting 'a . BODE N Patnting Paper Hanging. - free eSt Professional workmanship, quick, Quality, courteousservic..445.47$3. cree,lporches, pool end. . wds. All type re-glazing I wd. install. free Est. Mr. Taylor 322-1345. Grooming a Boarding ____________________ ANIMAL HAVE N Dee- 1, Cat boarding, bathing,. clipping, flea control, Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, Screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322-57S7. I'inndyman DANNY'S PAINTING Interior.Exterior House Painting Licensed-Insured. Bonded FREE Estimates, (3031 322 Interior 1. Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 327 5543 Piunlng Service ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. 373 0174; 327 4601 ______________________ Rail1n Handy Mao-will hoe orange groves on contract. Large or small. 322 6821 after 6 p.m. NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory. Ims lnroveni*s __________________________ - -. WILL BUY EXISTING lstl2nd MORTGAGES. N. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Stoker. 623 No. 4.0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 312.743 1967 Mustang Convertible V I, PS, PB, many extras 51900. 322-1349 aft 7 __________________________ n Votare. good cond , I door sedan, fake over payments, nothing down. 372 7902 Hone lnrovenent Will sell Color I V. Portable $135 322 0797 AFRICAN VIOLLTS 3229141 TheGreenhouse Eves alter 61 weekends Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 25106 2A'"T.,)NA AUTO AUCTION* ..y. 92. I mIeeest of Speedwa,, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION ever! Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901-235Sill for further aetails iUST MAKE PA'YkANTS-'a9' 75 models Call 3399100 or $34 4605 (Dealer) AirCond,& Heating - 62—Lawn-Garden State - 1965 Mercury 4 Dr . H I Body. motor.tiresgoodcond.reg gas. current sticker. Make offer. Ph 327 1000. BUY JUNK CARS From $lOto $50 Call 377 1621; 322-4460 - - -_________ —oatof - -- - Guitars. Drums, Banios, Com. piete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc.. 2202 French Ave. Orlando 327-1577 - -- - . ____________________________ KENMORE WASHER- Paris. Service, Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 - SEIGLER REALTY - _________ UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 322 2611 or 8319993. LK. MARY—LK. FRONT INC. REALTOR 323-7632 Eve. 3fl-06i2, 332-1587,322-7177 - 77—Junk Cars Removed ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $2395 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 3228721. 43—Lots.Acreage_- HAL COLBERT, REALTY - 75-Recreational Vehicles - 80—Autos for Sale - -- - - - For Estate Commercial & Rest dental Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's Auction 323 5820 _________________________ - 79—Trucks-Trailers — 72—Auction - 2 acres with 1 acre in orange grove. 191' on Lk. Mary Blvd., 191' on lake. $39,000. -- - -- - -- 1975 Ford 250 Ranger Camper' special A I . P.S. P B Good cond $2800 371 0315 after S p m ORIENTAL RUGS. WANTED lop Prices Paid Used, any Condition 6118126 - -_-_____ 51-Household Goods I -• Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Aye. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrg, stoves, tools S Pc. f3f 'itp new, $739 Pc. LR new $399; Loveseat sit 95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes 569.95 & up; Ref. t5O&up; El. stove$60Iup, full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford rurniture Salvage, 1192 So of Sanford, 3728121, 53-1V-Radio-Stereo LOVELY 3 BR, 2 bath home in Pinecrest! Lg. Rms., dining area, pan. Fla. Rm., util. rm., ww carpet, close t' schools & shopping, BPP WARRANTED. A Buy for $37,900! r a confIdentIal discussion our career in Real Estate, call letS Stinstrom, Realtor-Owner,, t Realtors ______ CAPE COD HOME IN THE COUNTRY. NEVER LIVED IN. 1 BEDROOMS. 7 BATHS 538.900 OVER $4 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL. 1979' FANTASTIC! 4BR, 2 bath home in Pinecrest w-Central HAC, w•w carpet, eq. eat.in kitchen, icr. patio, FR, on a beautiful land. scaped lot! Just $39,900! Stenstrom Realty, FOR SALE - Furn., beds, arm chair, couch, desk, chair, radio, HiFi. 322-3853 - WHAT A BUY! 3 BR, I bath home w central H AC. w-w carpet. DR. FR , Porch, Completely fenced & landscaped! Super' location! Great for comm. of. fices too! BPP WARRANTED. Great buy for $31,900! r 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 565.900. S ACRES FOR HORSES, COWS AND FISHERMEN. 20 ACRE POND ADJACENT. $20,000. SLargest Listing Inventory SOominant Advertising 510 Hour Sales Training SMember Realtors & ERA Sbational Referral Service '11T1me Office Supervision Compatible Associates lOver 22 Years Experience - Beds, dbl. motel Box Springs & Matresses, $30 set; Mattress only $20 ea Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French, 323 7310 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 7710 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. Cash 322-4132 - UNLUCKY? TRY THIS GREAT 13 ROOM HOME ON A FINE LAKE NEAR DEBARY $55.000 78—?ctorCycles WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 322-1121. KULP DECORATORS '*09W 1st Since 937 372 73)5 OLD 2 STORY FARMHOUSE ON AN ACRE. WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS FULLY RESTORED LIKE NEW FORMER MANSION $61,900 WOULD YOU CONSIDER A BRAND NEW LOG HOME IN SUNLAND AREA FOR $39,000 WE CAN GET IT BUILT FOR YOU. 68-Wanted to Buy Large selection foam backed drapes; prints 50* 81,511.50 pr.; solids 48 84 510.50 pr. Custom upholstery carpets Free Estimates. We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $650 was Christmas lay away, there was only $116 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo Will take trade as part payment. Call 831 1711 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. 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. Ext. assumption. $48,500. *44 Acres county acreage w citrus grove & 5R46 frontage In, Geneva. Attention developers good price Iterms. Osteen - 10 acres $1,500 each. Lake Mary - bldg. lot. $12,000. Lake Mary — 3.3 blk. $31,000. 4-2 all convenIences. Consider lease option. $34,500. 10 acres with cypress house. 1$ x 32 inground pool, fenced, $65,000. idyllwilde - S BR, 2", B. country kItchen, breakfast nook, den, fireplace, 2 car enclosed serage. $65,000. I acre with old house. Owner holding. $25,000. DON'T UNDERSTAND AN OLD 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH. FAMILY ROOM NEAR DOWNTOWN TOO MANY CLOSETS AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACU LATE $32,000. BATTLE OF THE BULGE *Markham Woods Rd.) BR, 2 B, 4 acre country estate. Complete with horse stable & pasture, also quiet cottage I 1g. oak trees. Appt. onlyl 2544$. French Ave. )fl'°23I'323'7l7)327O779: MODERN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH BLOCK HOME ON 5 ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. 2 ARTESIAN WELLS WITH FENCED PASTURE. 545.000 SEIGLER REALTY *223 YALE AVE. 3 BR, 1 bath, close to shopping & in quiet neighborhooO. New Listing. Excellent investment for rental. Only $26,500. - LP/uII time & part tIme. Apply çevs.n Lakevisw Nursing E. d St. - ___________________________________________________________ .' -- ,'- SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. O.tNe road drivers must have ir isp. apply Metro Sales 1P21 west 1st St. Sanford. ' - Apis. for Senior Citizens. DCwntown, very clean 8. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. 0?'" - Furnished 41—Houses a career in Real Estate call !ilty World, The Rel Estate June Pouig 323-1324. ______________ - - 31—Apartments COOK led auto mechanic .Od.d for new car I some used .p get ready See Mike 337.3391 c' 226. - MiJ.0 1 BR-$l$i. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call 323-1670 Mariner's Village. S All Seasons Homes Real Estate Associate needed who lives in Sanford. Leads furnished. Call Tony Coppola Associates. 611-2518. Unfurnished Seigler Realty Broker 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 321.0640,327-1577. 661-1335 MANY MANY MOREl - ----- PLUMBER WELDER lf*alIer experience. Need tiverall Immediate! Steady ,'a, good pay "' INC. REALTORS S30.6133 or 339.4711 eves. ___ 50—Miscellaneous for Sale 41-Houses YOUR NEW ENERGY SAVER HOME ON LARGE TREED LOTS - SPECIAL PRICES TO 1st BUYERS - COMPLETION 60 DAYS - WATCH FOR 1EALTOR ML 73 6061 or eves. 323 0517 . ' ------ 30-Apartments MOTEL COUPLE TV. CABLE presentation - Sanford. Gracious living from 528 weekly. Utilities included. 300 S. Oak. 3229623; 541-7853. WHY WASTE GAS ' dy _____ 2 Nice BR's. Will rent by week $17 or month. Working people or senior citizens. Kit. privileges. 322.1183 after 5 p.m. - Lake Mary. Low 50's FORREST GREENL STOW AND THINK A MINUIE. . . .IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. THE LOOKING! Stars In very 29-Rooms - moat ____ Sentinel Star Paper RI. AM. Sanf. 300 Cust. $10,000 income. $9,900 sell, price 831-1832 aft. 3 p.m. ' - return, 24—Business Opportundies Relief Night Auditor, part tIme. 4pply In person Holiday Inn of ford, on lake front. SE(RETARY — sales exp. ,.. leipfuI, dictaphone typing, mature person. Apply at Star. Line Enterprises, Rudder Cit.. ' - If you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 322.2611 or 831.9993. LAKE SYLVAN AREA, LOTS OF LAND AND TREES.) BR, 1'-B, FORMAL D.R., FAM. PM. & FIREPLACE. NEEDS SOME FIXING. $41,000.00 1" ptogetre5uIts))I S 41-Houses 41—Houses Wanted College Students desiring YARD. WORK Call before 9 am. 373 0500; after 7 p m 322 0797 _______________ --,.. -- --- - Seitdlt 21—Situations ' .. -. CBSNEWS - Orlondo - Winter Por Seminole under th. fictitious Land Development Manager will be anyone that would listen, 5:30 name of LAKE MONROE TRUCK'& considered. Persons appearing 5:53 at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE AUTOSERV10Ean4th I IlWIndtO &ewart said. "Mter a year and the public hearing will be heard 0 MIKE DOU.AS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- register said name wIth the Clerk (12) Pit CU)B HOGAN'S HEROES aoo 0 a half 'Gunsmoke!'gave us film orally. Hearings may be continued 0 MOVIE CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLI the Circuit Court, Seminole County, MERV GRIFFIN (WED) 0 (7)(12) HANGING BY A from time to time as found 6:00 for a two.page mockup. Two (12) DINAHI COUNTY, FLORIDA. Florida ,in accordance with (12) BEWITCHED THREAD The lives of the PlOnecessary. Further details available CASE NO. 79.322.CAO9.K (2) EARLY DAY provisions of the Fictitious Name • EDUCATIONAL PROyears ago Paramount came by calling 323-1330, Ext. 301. Statutes, To-Wit: ORAMMING CENTURY BUSINESS FORMS,SectIon S63. throLh with 'Star Trek.' Board of County Corn. Plaintiff, Florida Statutes 1937. missioners "The first four 'Star Trek' 9:55 Sig. Judy Gilbert Seminole County, Florida (4) UPBEAT Fotonovels sold 5,000 copies. CHARLES L. HOPE and PAULA L. Publish: April iS, 23, May3,9, 979 By; Robert French, HOPE. his wile, DEl74 We p1 ih,d .1gM mace which Chairman 00 Attest: sold 170,000 apiece in our deal CARD8HARKS ' TO: DEFENDANTS, CHARLES L. ., Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. dfppd 6 -• 13O with Bantam Book&" FtCTlTlOtsNAM1 *- - HOPE and PAULA L. HOPE, his ___ Publish May 9, 1979 NOtICe ft h (2)(12)ALL8TARSECR.ETS wife AND TO ALL OTHERS WHOM I '1 ' ' InMayof last yeartheyoung DEJIO ifl9agid in businsis at lS9C7YItl •WHEWI IT MAY CONCERN: entrepeneurs put together Lake Drive, Lake Mary, Florida 10:55 "CloseEncountersof The Third IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seminole County, Florida, underthi NOTICEOFACTION 'fictitious name o, that MARJOYS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Kind" with Dell Publishing. It YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an BEAUTY SALON and I action to foreclose a mortgage on Intend CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1100 didn't do as well as Stewart COUNTY, FLORIDA. the following Real Property in torigist.rs.ldnam.wlththeC,..k . (7)ff2) HIGH ROLLERS -. hoped. But it did sell 450,000 CASE NO. 7$-1246-CA-0.B of the Circuit Court, SIITIinSI Seminole County, Florida: .---------nty Florida In accordance wh copies. v--.WM. BRADLEY and ROSA LOT 112, WINSOR MANOR. ttse provisions of the Fidlfl$ BRADLEY, his wife, FIRSTADOlTION,accoçdlngtote Stewartdecidedtogointothe Name Statutes, To.WIt: $if$aj PIat thereof as recorded In Plat Plaintiffs . publishing business himself FlorIda Statutn isi. Book 17, Pages fl and 21, Public Beverly A. $ilb.rt Florida. Hwy. 17-ia 322.7102 Fever" six months before its C. MOBLEY, his wife, Defendants, has been filed against you and you DEJ-14 release. He was unable to PLAZAT1 7:3S.9:fl are reQuired to serve a copy of your __________________________ NOTICE OF convince any established pubwritten Defenses, if any, to it on FORECLOSURE SALE WALT DISNEY GERAlD GORI)ON SEMINOLE COUNTY : lishertiiepicture would become NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that JOSEPH A. ROSIER, ESQ., PO COMPLETE DINNER Box 61, Winter Park, Florida 3fl90 the undersigned, Arthur H. Beck a hit. INCLUDES: COUNTY COMMI$$IO$fts;i,; onorbefdrejune$, 1979,andfiletp,e with, Jr., Clerkof the Circuit Court. , 3 p.c.. Iuy.d 'sd ___________ Stewart managed tO convince NetceofPvftH,er.g ,.-. Seminole County, Florida, will on original with the Clerk of this Court Gordon Ni 7:41-9:41 the major movie studios — the 23rd day of May. 1979, at 11:00 either before service on Plaintiff's MaY .1979 av cdeawv.i2td attorney or immediately thereafter, am., at the west front door of the SUIT IUYNOLDS 1s excepting Disney — and _______ . PUBLIC HEARING AND County Courthouse, otherwise a default will be entered izdependent producers to allow Seminole _____ , THE against YOU for the relief demanded CHANGE OF ZONING IRGULA. Sanford, Florida, offer for sate and TIONS him to transform their movies sell at public outcry to the highest in the ComplaInt or Petition. and best bidder for cash, the 1, TOMPKINS DEVELOPMENT WITNESS my hand and seal of into "the ultimate rerun." COMPANY OF FLORIDA. INC.-.-,. following described property in thIs Court on May 1, 197. Fotonovel's publication of Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Arthur H. Bickwith, Jr. 1 AGRICULTURE TO CM RE. ____ -. _ "Grease" wasonthestands two Clerk ot me Court The West 165 feet of the South 330 STRICTED NEIOHIORH000 •:$O,y COMMERCIAL P1 (44791-151 A'.. By: Eve Crabtree weeks after the picture's feet of Lot 61, Sanford Celery Delta, Deputy Clerk portion of the NW '4 of the NW ¼ ci, BRING HOME THE 0000 TASTE according to plat thereof recorded in Rock 'n Roll High Gerald Gordon, popular with release. It sold 1.2 mIllion Plat Book 1, pages 75 and 76, Public (SEAL) Sec. 2S-2i•30, being more fully' 0.1U D*fl•. N p- .PH. 55."S .•.Np. copies, making the best-seller Records of Seminole County, Publish May 9, 16, 23, 30, 1979 desCribed as: BegIn at the 'In. PLUS AT IS:lt millions of daytime serial Iii Preecbl,. (Hwy. P.t2 tersectlon of the North R.W. line of ,, Florida (less the South 25 feet for DEJ-44 viewers, stars as a handsome, Grand Theft Aute DikeRoadandtlwi.s, R.WlIngof road). every movie personalbut bizarre acting, scientist in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Dodd Road; thencq run due iii pursuant to Final Judgment of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. the new NBC-TV Gothic ly and decide whether it W foreclosure, entered in the above- CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE line of Dike ku, j5J f$; make a good book," said styled pending cause. comedy, "Highcliffe Manor," -COUNTY, FLORIDA tisence run due North, 1*0 feel, WlTNESSmyhand and thesealof Stewart. "Weselect each frame CASE No. 7fl17•CA4,.K Gordon won an Emmy Award on an ice run due Weit, 110.0 feel, Court this 4th day individual basis, whether said of May, 1979. FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT. moreor lets, to the East in 1975 for his portrayal of R.W Unp of (SEAL) GAGE ASSOCIATION, sic., it Is a closeup of an actor or a Dodd Road; thence run Southerly Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. President Andrew Jackson along said East N.Wlins, 573.0 fist, of NBC- longshot ma panoramic scene. Clerk of the Circuit Court the Initial Plaintiff, more or lees, to the olnt• st. By:Patricia Robinson "We don't use still shots at .5. TV's "First Ladies' Diaries" BeginnIng. Parcel A.fl. Further Deputy Clerk THE ESTATE OF RAMON HER. desulbed as In the general location all. Everything conies directly series on daytime television, from Publish May 9,1979 NANDEZ etc. it al ofheNoflheastofDikeN the completed movie — DEJ 36 Gordon Il Road. ftflng of portrayed the inacenes the audience sees in Defindants, acres moreor less. DISTRICT No..1 tense, volatile and brilliant theaters. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE OF ACTION neurosurge(s), Dr Nick Beilmi, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that TO: THE ESTATE OF RAMON 2. TOMPKINS DEVELOPMENT "Nota word of the dialogue is for seven years on the Emmyby virtue of that certain Writ of HERNANDEZ, a SIngle man, COMPANYOF FLORIDA, INC-A. Execution issued out of and ange" So far, all our books under deceased, the unknown heirs, 1 AGRICULTURE TO R 1 SINGLE Award winning NBC-TV the seal of the COUNTY Court of devisees, aUigness, Ilenors, credi. have been based Ofl PG movIes. Orange FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT. daytime draana, The DoeCounty, Florida, upon a final tori, trustees or claimants by, P1(4.479)16. That pert ii the NW'4 There's no problem with four- udgement rendered in the aforesaid throu, under or against RAMON of me NW t i. j' tot's." He"General later played Dr. letter words. We can control court on the 15th day of April, AD. HERNANDEZ, a single man, East of Dante on Hoiital Dodd Road asd Nortl 1979, in that certain case entit'ed, deceased. Dike Road; lisa and excop ipil "Both characters were nudity and violence by leavini Barne$t Bank of Orlando Winter RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN following: BegIn at Park. NA., a national banking created by izie, and neither has offensive,"we think might be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that of the North R.W line of Dike 1 association Plaintiff, •vs. Kenneth a Complaint to forecIo a mortgage and the List NW been repLaced since my leaving lineof Dodd A. Kilgast, Defendant, which Stewart and Papas uming the followIng real Thence rim due East the shows. So i'm in that gamble aforesaid al ,J$ WrIt of Execution was property in Seminole County, aforsm.ntlon..d North NW lIIW comfortable position of maiiing heavily with each decision. The delivered to me as Sheriff Florida. to.wit: Dike Road, 350.0 fist; hence rUn Seminole County, Florida, and I Lot 40, THE COLONNADES due a If an occasion calls for Folonovel, which retails for have North 2a.0 It.; thII( r levied upon the followIng tO IHIRD SECTION, according to the West, 150.0 lest, miser less, t 0w. It," Gordon said. SOdUC. described property owned by 'lat fl,s thereof as recorded Flat East NW line of Dodd Road theRce Gordon has been credited 'lbs studios are guaranteed an Kenneth Kilgast, said property Book 16. Page 55 of the InPublIc run Southerly along hid 1t i,W advance agahist a sul,atantlaj being located in Seminole County, Records of Seminole County, line, with brealiI the mgj 57$, feel, more or Florida, more particularly is.,. lorida "(ready laundered doctor" on percentage of the royalties. Point of Beginning. CoIwaieIng-35' described as follows: .n, filed against you and you acres, more or less. DISTRICT NO. The ytmg publishing camp.. One 1976 Cadillac Coupe DeVille television by bringing realism required to serve 'Autombile, dark blue over blue in written defenses, if a copy of your I sell 200,000 copIes "3' to the role. any, to it on tø color ID No. 6D17560170447 This p5IiC hearitig *01 be s break SVSfl. WWARD E. HADDOCK, JR. Esq., "In 'HiglL'llffe Manor,' I being stored at Fosters in 3, l97 at 7:00 P.M., w' es Florida. SWANN, SWANN I HADDOCK, ffi55$fler as poaslble, in Nappear at (lines to be Stewart Is convinced Longwood, PA., Attorneys for Plaintiff, whos .l the undersigoed as Sheriff of the courisoue.. $anflrt Pler$& address is 17 S. Migoolla Avenue, 'ntis. normal, until my proclivities Fotonovels published COD- Seminole County, Florida, will at in attendance will be tsr Ia Florida 32501. nd'f lie the overtake me, and they prove currently with the release of 11:00A.M. On the 31st day of May, writtin commen mey be origInaIwiththeCi,rkofmlve. A.D. 1979, offer for sale and sill rather einl*rraaing to those films helps bring customers tO the highest to sty court on or before May 21st, with the Land o.vste bIdder, for cash, NII.I. may be odis. around me, (aunlon said. 1979; the boxoffice He says hli to any and all existing liens,sublect otherwise a udgm.nt may be tinusd from at the tIme Is timi is the His motion picture credits books, Whidiarealso pithlliwd Front (West) Door ci 'Sisninole defns rellet nscuss'rv wisisr delaifi $Sl' in the Cofflplilflt. County Courthouse in Sanford, by calling iaao, IxIgsIs., include "Forty Pounds of abroad, at. worldwide Florida, WITNES$myhamdandtheeslof the above described osr- said Cowl on tise Trouble" "Mirage" and " pfg$3Icof akin fOr movies. tional property. 16th day of April, of c. . Cern. That said sale Is beln nsade to 7,79 Man's Way." "Somotlme. Wa difflci* to '1O (SEAL) satisfy the got Ow boOks pelnt.d while 1 Lascution. terms of said Writ ' . On &95ay (md_on ca county cinj ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. JR. By: N6$.,l Prisicts, . Marred In "Independence film IsotlIl in relteat," hi said. Click of the CIrcuit Court .Iotsn E. Polk, Oselrmen $ CYSWISia " Sharlff Night," "Nature of the Crime," "ThirewulltIea. where the cisra Seminole County, IorIda Need P101in130r , cent got a "Don't Gtt Married, We Arthiw N. Sscg Publish: April 11.1$, Publish: Miy, 16,73,30, p May 2.9,1939 PUOII Mayt. , -. OlhilumisIIgllIOd.ysbsf0t', Von" and otMe -slays. DEJ.2a 011.32 - -- Wednesday, May9, 1979—lB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, MayP, 17 lMan,qualityoperation I yrs. exp, Patios, Driveways etc.WayneBeal,3fl.)33I — CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR SQ. BALINT&Assoc. 332-5465 - _______________________ Custom built iron work, Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 323-7531, 339-1693 — Roof RspsIr Expert roof repairs, built up I shingles I new work. Commercial I residential 373 7473. All types. eqpt rpair,trc bodies, roof racks, portable eqpt. Martin's 3231111, 331-lee). Your Business... 831-9993 [!322_2611! To List ' �I I&-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • -; - -: l't ~ INC IJOENG 4 I % K - IT. 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. IOR\. -- -- 4 -- 1 LL - - -- -SLICEDIOLOGNA .....9" W.DIIAND.AUV*IIIT*S - SLICED BOLOGNA .. 0 . 99'W-DNAI - $329 _ •• W.OSUND.ALLVANITIES - - 9" .. __ -•:-, - lUCID W -• - - - - :;* $1' •'•,., SUCEDSALA....... 9P - Wednesday night's action was done to bring Seminole County public schools in compliance with both the state and federal standards for the viewing of education records by divorced parents, Ray said. --- ----- - - - n Thgift - ,. . . -• Mal THRIFTY MAID THRIFTY MAID ALL COLORS GRAPEFRUIT - SLICED & HALVES JUICE S PEACHES 2 2$1°9 CANS BATH TISSUE - ROLL PACK PK0. THRIFTY MAID GRAPEFRUIT Sections 2''9°' .. . . . 2 s ARROW FACIAL Tissue 900 MVSI0t10.AUPIAvo,s P111k SALMON . . . . . . . . . . . ' - 9" . CASP..............itt $3 - .,.• $1" . . i1I. •...- -1 - . -. -. .- •,. •- 4;- - --••• . -. • .- I - HARVEST FRESH %JJ . ii" HARVEST FRESH ERRAND IATURAL GALS. EARS I U Carrots ....4 99' Sq___ •3 ___$100 __ Croaii HARVEST F ESH YELLOW V. • , :j •••:- .•; _.•t i •. '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. � 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 09, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 09, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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WHY IS HE IN 6&f DuT O - COOKEO by Chic Young Monday, May 7, 1979 )[ wHo5wE)IIft HEE "ANYWAY? r t' •' r1' -.----:--•' 45 Short sleep Answer to Previous Puzzle 47 Unit of light 4 TooLt4 42' SiP RIUj JIiF I VI power 4 Amoreuo I MA iI 9 lout 52 Frosty IAV S 12 Native metal 56 Gridder rrs 13 Useful Jimmy s i II 14 Same (prefix) 57 Florida city A TR I A a VfA}t 15 Buddhism 61 Gold (Sp) jjp N 0* 0 5 type 62 Poverty-war E I (MEN 1 C A 16 American agency(abbr) u v a inventor 63 Feast of Lots NA L 0 PIER 64 Common tree àiEN T 17 Wreath OU STIR ,01 11 C RIfE 18 Diner 65 Maw's 0THCNS S SE US 20 Of the nose husband 22 Find fault 66 Times (It) 46 Take as one's 24 Doctrine 67 Cereal grass 19 Printer's measure own 25 Scull 21 City in Iowa 48 Greek letter 28 Spasms DOWN 23 Pack it in (2 49 Cage for 30 Comfort wds) 1 Slime 34 Plaza cheer poultry 24 Palestine 2 Vicinity 35 At all 50 Animal waste 25 Mucky 3 Tepee 36 Check chemical 4 Inexpensive 26 Lily plant 37 Region 51 Forehead 5 Shoshonean 27 Hire 39 Mideast 29 Briton 53 Inferior Indian seaport 41 Scriptural can- 6 Greek letter 31 Mighty mite 54 Entreat ()1) tide 32 Carbonated 55 Oxen harness beverage 42 Abominable 7 Sick 58 Signal ACROSS iuI' ., ... . t 4 _________ - _____ Ii!IS __.- 17' ''b I '' I j ]fl • ______________________ 5.7 t _... - ,,_ - - BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker THE TROUBLE ARE WITH YOU, BEETLE, IS THAT 'THE WORWoRK" I5NOTNYOUR VOCABULARY YOU _ I 'LL BET I'LL _ WORK OF COURSE ITIS ____________ FEEL THAT OMROW e J Years Already H M0 DEAR DR. LAMB - My son is only 7 years old and already he is deveIopin signs of acne. His face along the jaw line and 2 4 3 5 9 childhood and am still coping with it at age 26. Added to the general acne problem I also developed and still have large clusters of blackheads. I have them on my neck and on my breastbone. It's unsightly 15 18 by Art Sansom — 19 - 10 11 say at once that son cannot use antiotics just just yet. During teeth formation, the common your young antibiotics used for this purpose can discolor R - the enamel of the - teeth. PAR-3 AV I'M 8( O) 11i 24 1 23 • 25 26 — 27 28 30 31 32 cowgo ø !I_38 42 45 46 I — — — — 49 50 51 — — _ OIlI,NI Vu ., ". ARCHIE 5-1 us PW 'iT WAS t7UST HERE WuAr A CONFOUNDED GREEN BOOK ABOUT DID MINUTES AGO' 'NOIT'WNERES TEN YOU SIX BY TEN INCHES. IT COULDN'T HAVE EVERYTHING (5ISAPPEAR TO SPROUTED LEGS AND LOSE, %% AROuND HERE, ANYWA'YI ALKED AWAY.' MISTER WE,ATHER&E THE TITLE , OF _____ J58_ — — — — — — 67 I_I_- - - — — 66 ______________ _— 85 - ' 83 __________ — — TEN EASY STEPS TO CCP4TROI.LIP4G YOUR TEMPER? 61 59 60 ___ — by Bob Montana 44 — rON:11 — — 47 48 H •38 — — — 52 53 43 39 — — — - — - - - - _ ________ _ HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL V -, ajr sigruxiw,, TALK YOUR BIRTHDAY MAY 8, 1979 'O 'THAT NXH '7 RA11O1'.J_.6 J.EYøJT. J ____________ $ Ica N - ________________________ - PRISCILLA'S POP HOW S AR. GRLJMBLY LIKE HIS NEW PHONE T\[ _-.----- HE NEVER REALIZEP THERE WAS SUCH A LARGE SELECTION INI STYLE TO CHOOSE FR.' / ' (uvES, 6 1 7 by Al Vermeer I..-", GRUMBLY HERE! ____________ - /7/ \ — _ — BUGS BUNNY on.1 Pw1c WIICUI.ouø 10 AK HIM P410 A WtASQN OK. HERE PJPPSY.' H I NOW.' 7 / ' P' VA WANT IT? - ____ - .- Ilk - . _____ in •. FRANK AND ERNEST Ar 100*5 WWS XV cai r by Bob Thaves THOSE WHO I,. OPPOSE US ARE EVIL! THEY MUST "S lulls I'IINb AS A , op W S lob, LOOMIS' WHAT P0 YOU _ MEA . I ___ __ ______ M . ___ I go YOUR ART)CLES PERIPE US! I fIN.APNA11ON, *11I - 1#A#A1LEYASAR r#f 11PA1jy"jSw &E 4tlGN7FiwpHFR4cgs',.. - - _-IiI " • west coast, but a weather bureau spokesman said must of - 'So • owler (Ave.)the funnel touched down. but the damage "You could see all the electric insulators, all the high (electric) lines exploding at the insulators where the lines looks awful bad the storm was concentrated in the Tampa area. "The heavy stuff has been concentrated in the Tampa area," a weatherman said. "We've had numerous tornadoes reported. The thunderstorms are coming in off the Gulf and are not moving very fast." 171~ -..;7 are hooked to the poles," he said. A number of trees, signs and power lines were do wn in various area of Tampa and many streets were flooded and clogged with stalled vehicles. A spokesman at Tampa Electric Co. said about SM customers were without power. And Seminole OK I, '. a, -. ,. Space to all law enforcement agan through way," Polk said. des," said Ron Triggs, senior •'Ittookusthreeanda half days research associate of the and you figure two people driving, that's seven c*p'is prem. lest. A plane could have flown ApproxImately 50,000 prlsback in one It was about an eight-bour flight. year by city, county and dW Besides just the tranagencies, Triggs explained. prh1a15, This figte doem't Include fedtttough CAPTIS can also era] or military t.ramporti but p001 utilized for the tranAm an estlawed, $35 million Is be split on transportation of spott$lon of witnesses for trial, persons of unsound müiio or officers en route to sebod, By January, im, CAP= Triggs said. rw extent ot its hops to be operating on a uses is limitless, he added natIonwide basis and capture at "I do know within a thousand WW 10 percent or 5,000 of the mile radius, it is more $1,110 transports 112 its economical and safe for us to fly our own plane," p pr*am, Triggs said. By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Stall Writer -. The Sanford Airport Authority . ' - ., t - Airpo rt Authoritydirector Red Cleveland said the varying rates for the first four years of the lease were arranged in make improvements and Seminole County Commission, renovations to the structure. clearing the way for consoildatlon of Sheriff John Polk's "They will be given a rent administrative offices and reduction the first few years in communications center exchange for the repairs and beginning in June. im provements they'll pay for," Cleveland said. He said the The 43,000 square feet of principal improvement 111 be space In buildings 310 and 311 at iiiiiiillvatm r - Lease has approved the order to permit the county to leasing of builfing space to the ,• - en -' - mission 130000 for the 111* cost of $40,000 to $45,000. year, $42,(XX) for the second year, $49,000 for the third year Polk said today he expects to and $54,000 for the fourth Year. be able to make the move to the The rate for each year after airport within two or three days -. that will be negotiated, ac- after the telephones are Incording to the contract ap- stalled. proved by the A ut hority. The "Right now we're looking at a vote to approve the contract June 15 date," he said. "We'll was unanimous. ;,.j move on the weekend and there In April, county corn- should be no disruption of mnissioners voted to approve the service." leasing of building space at the Grieving mom (Just left of umbrella) at accident site Polk said his own department airport and authorized . - _____ LWO4OI* the U.S.accessible sylvania and drove StT*I&d by Stan Lft and John Romits 11 THRIS HATE IN PRIYE LL LO Alit LOVES YoUR IT OUT YOU! " y HEART! "1 saw a black cloud headed north of highway (Interstate) 4 and highway (U.S.) 301 but there was no funnel," Ilk ' - ' Chairman Bob French to personnel would be used to execute an agreement with the make the move, although Authority. Fo rm al approval of specialists would be called In to the lease negotiated was ex- relocate the computers and pected to come during today's records equipment. regular commission meeting. One Block To a_.. - Sunnybrook ' ',(j Fc,c,I' _____ Hidden River mobile home parks and at Airport w : In addition to the Lamplighter Trailer Park, deputies reported some damage at the Country Gardens and said Bob Nelson, who lives a block from the Lamplighter. But then between the fence (bordering the park) and far, no one's hurt, L onqest W Walk Of Jeff Etchberger, director of Life The commission's decision to the county's Office of seek space at the airport came Management, Analysis and on the iiiIvii'c Mfld ram. r,i,....i.... ....ii ,,.. £avIuQ4vu, IU IIC IVI$I mendationsof Sheriff Polk. All the pain and agony a mother can know returned to Mrs. Paul Chaplin during a frightening one-block walk Monday. At 3 p.m. she received word her son, Edward, 8, had been struck by a car and injured on Park Avenue just south of *h Street. It was just two weeks ago that she was told her other son, Scott, 16, had been hit by a car and Box 424, the pavement. He was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital by ambulance where he was treated and released. Police said Alexander stopped immediately after hitttng the youth. No citation was Issued. On April26 Mark Scott Chaplin, 16, left his home at 2809 "ft was Un longed block I ever walked," Mrs. Chaplin said of the trip from her home to the scene of the accident at about 3p.m. after being told Edward had been hit by a car. "Th.ank God." That's all Mrs. Chaplin could think to say upon learning Edward was going to be all right. "He's at home," she said ft morning, "he suffered a alight concussion and is going to be all right." Sanford police said Edward was running south on Park Avenue %hen he veered into the path of a car driven by Louis Clyde Alexander, 56, whose address Is listed as P.O. reached his destination, a Wue Pontiac struck him on Old Lake Mary Road about a mile south of Airport Boulevard. Four days later he died in an Orlando hospital. The driver of that car fled the scene at a high rate of speed. The Florida Highway Patrol said no suspect has yet been apprehended In connection with the hit and run. Mrs. Chaplin said she did not know whether or not anYone had been arrested for the accident that claimed her son's life. But she said: "I prayed for the driver again this morning." After learning her other son was not seriously injured, she prayed again-GEOFFREY POUNDS reduction during the first four and third floors of the three- make all but about $10,000 of story structure at building 310 improvements to the building. to consoliddte the ad- He said the reductions in the mninistrative offices and first four years amount to communications center which He estimated the cost of are now housed in four separate the elevator construction and come center is located at the cour- $52,000. thouse and the depa rtment has offices at the old jail, the At the first year rental fee of Sanford Masonic Budding and bui lding 1 at the airport. comes to $2.56, he said. By the The move will free-up 10,545 fourth year of the lease when feet of space at the old jail for the rent jumps to $54,000, the other county purposes, leaving rent per square foot Comes to only an 18'cell block for housing about $3.43. of prisoners. The cell-block will he going rate for office remain as reserve space when space in the area averages the new jail at Five Points is more than $5. per square foot, completed, according to Polk. he said. T __ ___________ , -: - . Polk ' I- IAcIc A$ HE'S STILL Florida - "We would expect the (10 percent participation to equate Into an annual savings of $1.8 In about month', time, million and almost 8,000 man 4emInole County will be ready " Triggs to join the hundreds of sheriffs' that potential can be realized by across the nation the first of I=.,, in- a so-called air pool to save On an individual basis, , a time and money In the tran- particular law enforcement sportation of F12$' agency that would enter into a The siIer'IWS department IS cooperative transport with cwently renovating for $15,000 another agency would save an atwoangine propeller aircraft average of $325 and 2.1 It coidlacat.d In a iSoe1* ±1* manhours each time, ftfggs raid, said Sgt. Jerry Capshaw, mid. , of T11CI p Capshaw said S.wlnel. " Depe zuest. County's twin-engine piano When t he aircraft's fsc*It 13 hich can seat six operates on complete In about a month, Its abOut seven cents per value will be increased three passenger mile at full CWICItY. time, over, plus save the it gets about five to six miles deportment money In per gallon and can travel ort run, he miles per hour, Capehaw said. both the 1o, Amt salt "On a onne Nub, On The sheriff's department cost of flying commercial and plans to participate in a air pool flying our own aircraft is about with other law enforcement the same," Caishaw said. andJU known as CAPTIS But when more than one (Computer Assisted Prisoners utilizes the flight, Transportation Index Service), cost saving of the plane fare is .p under the National Immediately realized not to Sheriff Association is boxed in mention the time saved in Washington D.C. and would flying Instead of driving, 1110W law enforcement agen- Capihaw said. cla to cooperalte with each The rising price of gas plus other throughout the country In the distance deputies must prisoners In travel to transport prisoners transporting oups,savingtImeaMmoney. has made the aircraft I.'CAPTIS Is designed to economically feasible, said _ data base Seminole Coy Sheriff John create a nationwide _____ personnel awaslwa or ll pirsonuem youc. U5WN!I ____ __ _ AT (EAST 'u CAN of By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer . SPIDER-MAN Extensive damage was reported from the winds and heavy rains, but there were no reported Injuries. One twister truck the Lamplighter Trailer Park nor. theast of Tampa, damaging 30 to 40 mobile homes and an Department - w4_ The line of thunderstorms stretched from near Daytona Beach on the east coast to off Fort Myers on the lower S he ri ffs N . by Stoffel I Heimdahl I'M Asou ro io e'i' 5TARTEPa4 ,$IY HO W WIMM (NØ ......_ TW1MI International Airport and in north Tampa, but there were no immediate reports of damage, and the Pinellas County Another tornado hit the tiny town of Port Orange south of Daytona Beach, striking several motile home parks and a new housing subdivision. "So far, no one's hurt, but the damage looks awful bad" said a Port Orange poli ce spokeswoman. ' Tampa International Airport recorded 5.69 inches of rain between midnight and 10 a.m., and clocked winds UP to 86 knots. At one point the control tower at the airport was evacuated for 10 minutes because of the high winds and the spotting of the tornado just north of the airport. - - ___ ' _____ nd just precautionary," a spokesman said. south of Clearwater. Severe thunderstorms pounded the Tampa Bay area today, spawning a number of small tornadoes, one of which struck a mobile home park east of the University of South Florida. • - IN AT BRIDGE the ability to calculate things properly. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) passed and again South You might have so made four diamonds." many Your leadership qualities are NORTH 5.7 things going for you this coming Oswald: "I see that the • A 10763 showing themselves again year that you'll have-to make a today. People are bidding in the box shows a 2 looking to you two-club rebid by South. An few choices because you cant • 1093 imaginative bid and a suehandle them all. It should be a to head the parade, so why not 76 • do it? cessful one this time." busy and successful time. WEST EAST SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Alan: "Peter Weichsel, • K 92 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Although you may appear to be one of the best players In the . 10973 Q 86 country is one of the players Attitudes of co-workers play an on the quiet side today, in •KJ •Q2 who elected to bid that two 0 K 963 important role in making your reality you are hard at work • .1105 clubs. His theory was that Job easier today. You should weighing and balancing things SOUTH there was little chance that • I derive a great deal of important to you. North would pass there. VAK5 satisfaction from your work. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Dec. That if North did raise clubs A111765111 Find out more of w hat lies 21) Group endeavors are your enthusiastically, he would AQ2 have five clubs for that acahead for you in the year cup of tea today. You always lion and that a club slam Vulnerable: Bo th following your birthday by enjoy being with lots of people. might eventualize." Dealer: South sending for yo ur copy of Astro- Today, they are even more fun Oswald: "The story cerWest North East South thinly has a happy ending. Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each to you than usual. 14 to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, CAPRICORN Dec. fl-Jan. Since diamonds broke 2-2 PUS i. PUS 24 South made five diamonds, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. 19) Because you show conPass 20 Pass 3 NT one spade. two hearts and Be sure to specify birth sign. sideration instead of stepping PUS PUS P one club for nine tricks." GEMINI tMay 21-June 20) all over others to reach your Alan: "Actually, Peter Because you don't play goal, you might hear the made ten. He always wanopening lead: 10 favorites with friends, your thunder of applause in your gles a little extra." popularity is increasing Those ears. who need support are grateful. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Ask 11tMP CANCERJune 21-July 22) An ar rangement you have can ________________ By Oswald Jacoby You have the ability today to be adjusted more to yo A Maine reader tells us ur and A lan Sontag see all sides of issues. Con- benefit. Think through what you that they had been playing cItuguatIu vnti ,,,,,k nit n.. won. • .-....t,,. hrItI,, for rn,im •Irvi* wiii, wk.n " o matter cellet3t mediator. You are the proposal today, system you use or how well played to the same trick. A one who'll keep the peace at PISCES Feb. 20-Marteb 20) developed your partnership check of all cards showed you are always going to that there home. You receive your greatest Is, was no six of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Fair. rewards today through things yourself in trouble on diamonds In the deck. He occasion." mindedness and an un• that are shared with others. Ala n: "Here Is a good asks if there Is a rule. Yes, there is. That deal is prejudiced outlook is all the Make certain you don't play the example from a recent New not counted, but all previous equipment you'll need to win loner's roleYork tournament. At some hands are counted. others over to your point of view ARIES I Mardi 21-Aprd 19) tables North pan d and f NIEWSPAPER South made four diamonds. today. Partnerships appear to have At mostone tables North re. VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. flu more meaning to them today sponded (For a coPy of JACOBY MOD. spade although ERN. send $1 to: "Win This is an excellent day to at- than they usually do. You hand was a book pass. Bridge." care of this newspaattempt to balance the budget, if your associates have each Then South rebid to three per, P0. Box 489, Radio City you are so inclhied. You have other's interests at heart. diamonds. whereupon North Station. Now York. N.Y. 10019.) i.I!) f NAU. ms IM THE LET ME1EU.1ttVg,EVER?1}46 W ou ButnothLg was really operating at the tthean it was sheriff's office reported some damage due to high winds "'• For Tuesday, May 8, 1979 byHowieSchneider Several tornadoes were reported north Meanwhile, a tornado watch was issued for Seminole aind every county in north and central Florida from noon to5 p.m. today. The watch indicates a possible tornado, or large bail and damaging winds, - - EEK&MEEK P s auto repair shop and gun shop across the road were heavily damaged. ' DEAR READER scarring, for the acne problem little Home remedies for most but it can occur. Usually acne people reall y are directed and other problems begin in the teens ar d keeping the skin clean contrary to popular opinion, tow ashi ng all the areas in e by w people who are prone to acn may experience it for the rest of volved with warm water and mild soap two or three times a their life, day. Th e skin can also be dried Acne includes the problem of by wiping it off frequently with blackheads, whiteheads and simple alcohol sponges. pimple formation. They are all It's often not mentioned but related. These conditions are caused by the excessive for- sunlight Is remarkably helpful mation of sebum, the oily in some people in clearing acne secretion formed by skin conditions. It won't work In all glands. The usual medical cases but it shouldn't be approach is to decrease the forgotten as an aid. excessive oily sebum forI'm sure your doctor will be mation, improve the drainage able to determine whether your of the oils to prevent llyhasacneorlfhehas sonrea blackheadsand use antibiotics a little skin infection that needs that prevent small bacteria sebum treatment. He will also be able from splitting the fatty Into chemicals that are to give you guidance and help you in managing your son's skin irritating to the skin, condition so he will have the The pimple is an in. best opportunity to avoid exflammatory reaction caused by cessive acne and scarring a breakdown of the SORE,! ornadoe placed on a tornado warning as severe weaIther pounded parts of Central Florida on the east and west coasts. - on a long-term basis if severe That's a acne develops and causes 33 T persons received minor injuries. Volusia County was as a child. Please help. — — — ain, A tornado touched down just South of Daytona today know because l was terribly shy certainly affect his appearance — — — 29 Evening Herald— (USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents - self-conscious and eventually these conditions can undermine — — — 22 979_Sanford,FIorida32l7g wow prevent the same thing from think you probably should have 20 21 — — — •_.eIIS.. i) 1 4A - JC(fj .f.'..--. .-. Lamb happening to my son? This type him see a dermatologist. of problem can cause him to be You're perfectly right in saying — — I THE BORN LOSER -#..' . 7lstYear, No. 22+-Tuesday, lose much of his confidence. I a person's confidence. It can 16 -.' Acne anything that can be done to old and this is a little unusual, I 113 1 . — well as embarrassing. Is there 112 - developed this problem in early Nowj'dliketo speech 8 6 7 - - i distinctly like pimples. Several have already come to a head. I'm very concerned because I L — — — — — — — — — — — 1 - with tiny bumps that look 60 Organ of 40 Tidal wave - Dr. also his upper arms are covered 59 Coat sleeve sword 9 Lubricates 10 On the ocean 38 One (Ger) 44 Actress West I I Outwit as - 8 Schoolheads 33 Fencing snowman 43 American Indians - Only 7" - ItIN -.--- .- Of Blasts Judge's Ruling: Radar Guilty Inaccuracy I I review Of radar AIIIIN it$ M only in Nesbitt's court and 80 "There are going to be a lot of whether to appeal it. decision," said Patrol director extent that tiny are accurate in the business of making was tçhsld by a 1166 U.S cases that he dismissed Mon- people who will get away with There was no Immediate Col. Eldridge Beach, "but as it and identification of the target revenues. It's protecting lives day, other judges in Dade speeding," said Dade County reaction frcxn the Dade County dads at the moment it is vehicles con be readily made. and property and I personally room fulins made by a NIIIIIIIIIIIII111's rJft Only WHIIIIIIII C4WY &W throughout the state Public Safety Officer John Public Safety Department, but business as usual as far as we "Undoubtedly, the believe the supreme court in his cotsiroom in which he may adopt his stand. Coiady jai. bavb Riley, "This is going to cut the Florida Highway Patrol, are concerned." manufacturers with their dec ision prevails." "Very aatbesoie.vldsncein Seinpd 10 cases Monday likely the down on the numnberof speeding which has equipped nearly esses tesWieddurühe scientific and financial Wlth Polk said he expected the 4 g following Ida dg 'i'. Other ramifications will be felt tickets by a great deal.,, css was a "wron every car with radar, said,there hearing one of the main, resources can accomplish this manfacturers of the radar judges in Dade Cowy and elsewhere in Florida and the dedsion," says Seminole Dade County State Attorney would be no policy change even problems with radar was in- In the very near figure." equipment to put a "different" ,siu j.i Polk. tlwoiho14ths Mate may adopt' nation," said Dade Public Janet Reno was to review the Dade County. Nesbitt pointed out that machine on the market in the terference f rom outside factors *Ink radar is his d" DIfeudgr B41111111110 Brummer. ruling today and decide "We respect Judge Nesbitt's such a car's Ano air mWitioiner Justice had to take precedent near future. CSasradios. bk,' Polk said, "The Polk said, however, he dlài't "Judge Neshilt has presided ________________________________________ and ,But whatIs ironic is some 01 ther was over consideration of lost have to be tJ and expect S,v"i* Cosay to feel over a factual hearing in WhiCh identification of the reveni.s from fewer speeding the clear - manufacturers of f oaterstrai iuradar any rippling effects from a coat manbsr ° convictio ns. "target" vehi cl e, Since radar ui radar eq pment also cam oil unquestioned qualifications s forcs, Neshftt's dr. ... If the errors alleged by and manufactured often "reads" the large st object the fins I-i to be pied oitongh for '1 don't believe It will hurt us hiVe t*iid bifOti Mm, in Its range, the return signal the opponents 01 radar exist busters," Polk salt .................... IA because this is jint om think it will be difficult for other ArsandMM094 then one mint wonder: what might be bouncing off a Polk said deputies utilize to follow f Judge ruling seid wit ts leeway we judges not his Bridge...................... IA Heepilal ....................IA when the officer believed he percentage of those millions of radar In subdivisio diilikiii." ns and id Nts of Dads Cos*y givepsoIdebofor.we give Csks .....................It tihitusries ..................IA was tracking a car. dollars has been collected from traffic areas where the ............7A "Time has been an WWOt eff0r*OudY convicted dden* department has receivgd Mowlig wsôs of perosat 01 the cam a,, guIlty by radar had their cues Editutal ...................IA Spins ......................U belief throughout this hearing dant& complaints of speeding. ii radar use and Mthsspesdthsyarediirpsd." delayed pending the jumes'a DeAbby ..................7A ThevIlls ..................IA that these devices can anil But Polk countered: Deputies "don't make it a Although Lbo ruling oppilee ruling, Dr. Lamb ................... IA Weather .....................IA should be improved to the erIcy, the most estePve "The law enforcement Is not habit" of using radar, he said. I.MWOMS" Wriller 'I w-',.. •.' . . .. ' ' ' ' Z00N10$ - - ' _________ TUMBLE WEEDS O5AL.LK,tFO1JCOOL.P SPAK,bMA"VP - i1ovs by T,K.Ryan __ SCI0EI.E 16'MOU'1HME CIPL.E rnDl.E 5CiHLE FIST lEl-E WP trriR? SCAIUL.E ClPPL.E 5ciULE A _ _ (wArDoEs DIFM MINI?') Do r-flate.. rot -- SCAIUL.E / ___ CMJTIOtI! I SCIP,1. SL.E hyJg.N J _______ - - _____ - - ____ ___ ___ 0 3 I I _________ ___ \ ____________ __________ ___ _____ _ now ____ ___ ---- -. _____._..__,._._ -- - - - -------- ---- --------------------.----------.----.------------------------------------ -- i - --- .. -r-- _ ...- -- - . - -. AN i i, AD p d0 4 # - ___ __ _ Or 4V W W _______ ___ __ :- Today ___________ - e v -- - - - ' .'--' ''-.----,.: 'i,4 - '' - --- -- -- -: - -- -------------- - •- - . - - . - . .. I, . .. 1: -, . .-j - �- 2A—Evening Hera ld.Sanford, Fl. Tuesday,May s, 1971 I. • S •. • I • • • • • . S U nfamiliar With Modern Age I •... Repair Fraud, Stu p iaity Founa •' IN BRIEF Legislature Sends WASHINGTON (UP!) When an undercover operative drove Into a car dealership In Houston, his 1977 Dodge's main problem was a single spark plug deliberately damaged to make the engine miss. "My car is getting poor gas mileage and has lost power," he said. "Check to see If you can find what the problem Is." He wound up paying $56.80 for the one bad spark plug and replacements, as well for the seven other good ones the garage Insisted were gone. -That incident is fairly typical of the kind of needless repair work uncovered by a secret Transportation Department survey in seven cities. Secretary Brock Adams said Monday American consumers may be wasting half of the $50 billion they spend each year on car repairs. His advice? Try to get more than one estimate for a repair job, and rely on diagnostic centers which give an accurate picture of repair needs - - Laetrile Law To Graham TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) With no debate, the House passed a bill today to make Florida the 13th state In the nation to legalize the sale and mudacture of Laetrile, a controversial substance used by some doctors to treat cancer patients. The vote was 93-4 and means the bill (SB179), which has passed the Senate, can go Immediately to Gov. Bob Graham for his signature. In debate on the bill Monday, Rep. Richard Hodes, a Tampa physician, tried to pursuade lawmakers to change the bill, but his attempt failed as one House member accused him of trying "to anooker" his colleagues. Rep. Tom Lewis, RNorth Palm Beach, told fellow representatives that Hodes wanted to kill the bill and that's why he offered an amendment that would allow people to buy it over the countrer. — — before the job is clone. The deliberately fouled spark plug was frequently employed in the survey. The undercover agents, male and female, were given the same "My car Is getting poor gas mileage" script or a similer one to deliver to the shop. In the cue five shops where the spark plug trick was e, Adams said, the operatives were overcharged a total 11501. Some of the overcharge can be laid to outright fraud, he said, and some of it to Incompetence. The survey covered 62 shops In Atlanta, Philadelphia, Miami, Nashville, Houston, White Plains, N.Y., and the Brooklyn borough of New York City. No shops' names were published. but the Information was turned over to local law-enforcemnenj Qffl(inls for possible action. The biggest trouble spot uncovered by the survey was engine repairs, where the repairs made were either unneeded or missed 69 percent of the time. The second most troublesome category was the suspension system, 44 percent, followed by the brakes, we took test cars Into repair shops at random, we found we had only about a 50.60 chance of getting a car fized right an for the rmt price," Adams said. He said 53 cents of each doll4 was weded on needless repairs. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Environmental Protection Agency officials are seeking an lnvestgation of circumstances surrounding the helicopter flight of Sen. Lawton Chiles over the train wreck at Milligan last month. Two men are hospitalized after being exposed to deadly chlorine an which allegedly was kicked up when the helicopter carrying Qules came In for too close a look. Both the senator, through aide Dennis Real, and the nilot. Navy U. Dick Brown, said there was no way the "rotor wash" could have changed strong winds and blown the gas over the workers who were attempting to move a derailed tank car. Nevertheless, the complaint was made In a confidential memo by Al Smith, chairman of the joint EPA-Coast Guard Regional Response Team In Atlanta, to his Washington boss. Ken Biglane. Biglane confirmed receipt of the letter which alleged the helicopter flew in well under a 500400t limit and unnecessarily exposed 12 to 15 railroad workers to lethal chlorine gas. "Everybody down there was affected by the chlorine. The two guys who went to the hospital got the worst of It," said Allen Bartlett, who was on-site coordinator for EPA at the mishap which occurred when 27 Louisville & Nashville tank cars jumped the track near the Florida Panhandle town of Crestview. Bartlett and Smith want to know whether Brown failed to receive orders to stay 500 feet over the site, ignored Uwe orders or was asked to fly in close by his passengers. "We would hope charges would be brought," said Bartlett during a telephone Interview In which he reluctantly answered questions about the EPA complaint. Wmther $ am reng: kespersinre, sunthuterly $ I. 1$ mph 72; oversight Iowa, 7$; eare$ string aid genty noV yesterday's hIgh, $2; tkuderstsras today. Iialj bsro.etrle pressure, $11; probability 00 percent tedey $ relaUve hamldity, 100 percent; per4 kulL wiede,SatIOmph. W)NAY1'11D Forecast: occasional rais DR7IIUS IlOchI Mo 1:11 and a few tkudersterms am., 7:10 pm., in 12:31 am,, padoony tape* on wft varieble eleudliess and a chute of skewers tesiot Put Cesaunsl: NO 11* becoming partly eloidy am., 7:00 pm., low 12:12 &m, Wednesday. lIlgkekth,low JIM pm Ilk $iy and said s.oppsres Beyport: high 12:40 am,, Wednesday. Lows I.IIgb* 121* ILia., law 1:40 am., 7•.$ estly law 71s. Winds p.m. ; •:. - . power plods has borrowed a ass4brough modal from the University of Florida that cm Wnuiate e'Idi-ts such as that at Pesyltanla's 'Ike. Mile I.l.t ik hearinp will W hold inWhkiop May $4by the HoiusFsrgy R.siordi and Production $abw"gltea. The table-Isp simulator mab of pfr1g!" and clear Awk, tuft was coedructed by University of Florid& mwlisr engineering duet as,a tanking sad re.sorch ait aim *.eaIyrdbsrthswodomtuelrods for its ps, there Is no radioactivity involved. Puppets, clowns, dancers, singers, bands and demonstrations were all a part of the Youth Day Festival in the Park In Sanford's Centennial Park Saturday. The event, coordinated by Youth Programs, Inc., highlighted a week of youth-oriented activities. More than area groups and agencies participated in the festival providing Information, food, services and entertainment. During the afternoon Youth Programs recognized Its outstanding volunteers with awards. Veronica Gout Jessie Kendricks Doris M. Lewis Scott Lewis Laverne O'Neal Lemmie Bellamy Janet Aim Etsey Sinhamin F. Llnds.y Euta Mae Martin Sarah Ogles" • __ SiIy MIay. IW T.$a*il Nora N. P..sm Lw.. $Ni$ PW $1111. lose Paill flsdlsIV7I ___ems reins. ai ow .a e.Ø. s,msasempr-LuI.av,,,; 515* • • . • aln F. Wade w Lou: Allowance for posslbloWon loom ............................ L.o.ns,P4.t ........................................... 24;31 Bank premises, furniture and fbctum and other assets rIprIs.hltI.ig b.m* Rest n.d other bss*pr.,niess ....... 39 TOTALASSErS .......... .................... LIABILITIES deposits of individuals, aid orporat$ons .........................1 Tims and savings deposits of pre,InhN .............. . ........... estate Itiai ........................... . ....... ............. partnerships, '' — SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) — Thesecond earthquake in 11 days rumbled through the south San Francisco Bay area late Monday evening, inflicting minor damage In the San Jose area. The University of California Seismographic Center said the quake measured a 4.8 to 5 on the Richter scale while the U.S. Geological Survey placed it at 4.9. University scientists placed the epicenter of the quake, which occurred at 10:11 p.m. PDT, between San Jose and Hollister. However, It was felt over a wide area In Mann County, East Bay points, San Francisco, the Peninsula, and the Salinas Valley. and co ions .......................................21,1* Depsit td Sates Government .00 Deposits of States and politicaI s&dlvlslons In Wi. tilted $t at ......... . ................ 1,100 All othlsrdspsslte 12 Csrttflif and Icors' chedis....... 379 Total Deposits ..................... TeaId.idd,po.t ........ 14.450 TOM aid savings deposits ............ 23.055 . Federal funds purchu.d and wawthes sold wwor maak 4neeai l's WA I ityfurcapttellasd ............................ - . • ...... . . . . . . ........ limo .... agree-- .-_.._._._____ .••......,. ................ - ...... TOTAL LIABILITIES ........................ a travel traIN! In a Pored City CAPITAL Prdwed 5 ___ modsdi*boe,whlthli.us park, acosedini to : NO.ihareoolI$stendingNan,(Wv) the office, was locked *11 p.m. Comily depiduss PleAj Cemmsi stack $iexlay dapidlee sq Entry Na shares odIwise 'I from a blow. i' ' soidbositdeor and office d in the 40 vo Apparently with a Campgrounds, Forest City, SN! tilWNips uy g il The chicks and cub wore duputi. sq mrit 111 WirwooAsevA "1 'hinagrsy,cidibo*in according to TOTAL LIABILITIES AND Barsal.stsi.t,,. tapsatcwnpi-'ocs, EQUITY CAPITAL ... ........ ............. TalWeal Park stroce. was 1% boy laid 4ipn he from the Mnswds outstanding a?=: Memorial Ho*W to 0dado knood Mcyde A 7: 15 p.m. d A porwile I 1 *WU IV- RWWq 11116111111 11111111 Bed". *W Sdwft was valmd atWa followift ......... ....... 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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) The State Clemency Board roustabout sentenced to die br by the victim's wife, whom the 1973 murder of Tampa high Darden allegedly tried to rob, hears appeals for mercy today school wrestling coach Joel and by a youth who got shot from a circus roustabout who "1edgebow, 72, whose young while trying to help her. admitted killing a stranger "Just to see how an individual wife testified she awoke to find — l s 43, Wauchula, was her husband lying beside her in convicted of the 1973 love dies" and it handyman d scribed as having "im insatia- bed with it knife in his chest. triangle" murder in Polk ble thirst for killing." County of his girlfriend's Public Defender Jack Attorneys for Gary Eldon son said the board should spare husband. The state contends Alvord, 32, a Tampa hand- Proffitts' Life so he can be used Douglas abducted Jessie Atkins yman, are scheduled to make in prisop research into the and his wife, forced them to the first appeal. Alvord was mental abnonnalities that turn have sexual Intercourse while sentime 'd to die for the 1973 ordinary people into killers, he watched, then shot Atkins to Tampa murders of Georgia Salcines said death and kept the woman with Proffitt admitTully, 53, Decatur, Ga., her ted he killed a perfect stranger him for nine days before she daughter, Ann llermanii,36 "just to see how an individual escaped and phoned police. and granddaughter Lin Her. dies" and said he should be Defe nse attorney Larry Spald. mann, 17, both of Tampa. executed. ing said the sentence should be-e It is the second Clemency —Darden, 45, sentenced for commuted because Circuit Board hearing for the group, the 1974 murder of Lakeland Board Judge William Love imposed which also includes William furniture store owner Carl the death penalty despite the Proffitt, William Jasper Turman, claims he is innocent, trial jury's recommendation of Darden and Howard V. The state says he was identified life. Douglas. At the first hearing, Public Defender Torn Meyers conceded that Alvord, who has spent half his life in mental Institut, Is dangerous, But, he • - -' - MEOWNERS: I unsound mind cannot Ybur credit is good deter ot hers of unsound mind." F iip Arg uing for execution, State $2,500 to $25,000 Attorney E.J. Salcines ~ 1 Police Plan One- Day Strike CINCINNATI (UPI) Cincinnati police officers said they would stage a one-day strike because they are upset with the killing of four officers In the line of duty in the D past 10 months. " Uniformed officers planned to attend the funeral of the latest policeman to be killed, then park and lock their cruisers outside City Hall, drop the keys off at police headquarters In front of a statue commemorating slain officers and take the rest of the day off, leaving the city of half a million residents without police protection. NOR... — Heavy rains today did not stop Seminole County Cancer Crusade volunteers (left to right) Frances I'eek, Shirley Iluaman and .Judy Wimbish who came out for a Crusade Kickoff held at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Iluaman distributed crusade kits to the door-to-door volitiiteers who will give out life-saving literature as well as collecting for cancer research, Stenstrom Honored At Public Dinner Baby Makes Medical History LITTLE ROCK (UP!) The parents of a baby born with his heart outside his chest three months ago were told they could take their baby home today normal and healthy. Jimmy Leake Jr., now 3 months old, has undergone three complicated operations to have the heart Implanted ln his chest. He may bethe first baby ln medical history to normally survive the birth defect. — — AREA DEATHS MRS. ALICE BOONE MRS. VENA ROACH Mrs. Alice C. Boone, 76, of 20 Mrs. Vena Beatrice Roach, N. Devon Ave., Winter Springs, 77 of 623 Community Courtdied Monday afternoon at Sanford, died Monday at Winter Park Hospital. A native Seminole Memorial Hospital. of Washington County, Ga., she Bom in Clarksburg, W. Va., she hod lived In Lcngwood and the moved to Sanford In 1976 from Lagwood area moving here that city. She was a Protestant. from Washington County in She is survived by a son, was a Methodist and a Dana Roach, Sanford; a seamstress. daughtr, Mrs. Gertrude Survivors include four Mo.kuHáI, Point, Vs.; 4pghters, Mrs. Dorothy izotbem, Lawrence W. Roach, Bledsoe and Mrs. Frances Sanford; 12 grandchildren and Ellis, both of Orlando, Mrs. 30 grest-grandcbildren. S!*t, Colu*nblaville, Gramkow Funeral Home Lain Mcb. and Mrs. Virginia charge of arrangements. Robinson, Winter Springs; son, ______________ —a4m Boone, Longwood; two Funqrol Notk *ilas, Mrs Pearl. Locke, Longwood and Mrs. Sallie KNOX, CLIFFORD 0. öne, Albany, Ga.; 21 grandFuneral services for Clifford 0. Knox. V. of 12$ Mayfair Circle, Children and 14 great-grandSanford, who died Sunday at cIdkkon Americana Nursing Home, 8 amkow.Galnez Longwood, Orlando, will be at 10 am., Wednesday at the graveside In lain chargé of arrangements. The general public is invited to attend a special dinner to honor Douglas Stenstrom, former school board attorney for Seminole County for 22 years. The buffet-style dinner will be held at 7 p.m., Wednesday, May 16 in the Sanford Civic Center. The price is $8.50 per person. Reservations should be made through Dorothy Pennington at 322-1252, ext. 201 no later than May 14. The event to honor Sten- strom is being promoted by members of the Seminole County School Board. All school board members and trustees Stenstrom served with during his 22 years have been Invited. Stenstrom's list of accomplishments and com- I execution would deter future killings by Alvord whom he called a "career criminal with an insatiable thirst for killing who will escape and kill again." The ini will make no immediate decision. The choices are to commute the sentence to life in prison or order the electrocution. Other cases being heard are: —Proffitt, 32, the circus - for said NEITHER RAIN, so :I. isa;- Vtzecuttnga mkn ot' possibly -, or more for any purpose! ,.glitf Pan Amiqion ,,,• , ,noncioè l',,,, S.t,c.s waN wron9. loon4p to ,..• omok1.horn.ond lot you quo'.fy All Applicants May Bc Eligible. un*m ° Easy Extended Repayrnrnt Terms s* U ca sh any p Mió&bl—,00f,an,--m, apa4aonc.. Or pay off in oNm.n 6con , b. lost than the ombn.dmanffiIy IasI inais Approval. youtoon waN be appio..din24 hour s and In mu,t coii ATTENTION RETAIL BUSINESS OWNERS 6) conpht9dwi1Nn3day Cal Pan An1.,(on today and use bouowsng p0*1. 0$0 hom.ownsA(h.(k$,wo,hn9 fat you! I". yOa RARE OPPORTUNITY We will place a Kodak Photo Center in your retail store at NO COST TO YOU EVER I Make big profits selling Kodak film, prepaid processing mailers, flashes, and batteries without investing one dime. Service provided by our local distributor. Locations needed Immediately. For Information call today. American Film Processing, toll free 1.800.241.5000 ext 20$ 24 hours. munity Involvement in- Pan American Financial Services, Inc. ti.sn.d Moog. I.o.. 1501 S. Church, Swt. 202 To"", Florida 33609 whir sv.r you live, CALL TOLL FREE 1.800-835.2246 Operators on duty 24 hos a day. 7doyiaw.i. cl ude the chairman of the board of trustees at Stetson University, former state senator, former county judge and Kiwanis. , 0 Truckers Win Price Hike TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Thirty-five trucking companies that said higher labor and gasoline prices are driving up their costs have been granted temporary rate Increases by the Public Service Commission. — west - - CLIFFORDO.RNOI 'Word 0. Knox, 11, 0112$ r Circle, at AmerIcana Nursing Ee Orlando. Born In (barisaton, IC., he Saptoid 7 years ago from Charleston. He was a no w oom mom" rsmkow Faneral Home lain (j of arraigemeila Woodlawn Cemetery, Orlando. with Dr. Virgil Bryant at. ticlating. Gramkow Funeral Home In charge. ROACH MRS.VENA—Funeral services for Mrs. Van. Beatrice Roads, 77, of 533 Community Court. Sanford, who died Monday at Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be Wedneiday .t 2 p.m. at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Raymond Crochet offIciatIng. Burial In Oahiawn Cemetery. Gramkow In charge. - - FREE SPRING REFUSE CLEAN-UP The Sanford Public Works Depart. mint will be conducting a City Wide Clean-up beginning April 1, through May 15,atno cost to the property owner. A Special Pick-up will be made on a call basis; first call, first served. City will pick up anything placed the normal pick up point. Call Public Works Department, 322. 311 ext. 231 Monday through Friday 0:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. at GOODWILL BUDGET STORE 300 E. THIRD ST., SANFORD FREE TV Drawing May 12 May 10, 11 and 12 No Purchase Necessaryl 1979 SPECIAL 3 Days Onlyl Reconditioned lox Spring & Mattress sW Sit Clothing sShoes 'Furniture "Help the Ilrnsdlcapped Help Themselves" Goodwilinsids Your Support— Shop and Save ffieOoodwffl Wayl •• .-. . -. - • ".---- - -. WASHINGTON (UP!) For the first time in 20 years, AFLCIO President George Meany was expected today to mIM a meeting of the federation's governing council. The 84-year-old chief spokesman for organized labor remained In George Washington University Hospital !l where he was admitted more than two weeks ago for l-.treatmant -of bursitis of his-left knee. P Méatiys abselice erUss*ieLhtg of the 33-memnber AF14'IO Executive Council was ex . pected dies a'tlonheilll step down this year as had of the 13.6 zñllhlon-member labor federation. ___ -.- :- - .................... .. . ......... An 00-year4ld DeLond man involved In a car accident on UI Highway 17.00 about two miles north of Sanford a April 24 died early lids morning at Lerne General Hospital In Orlando.. Phillip Collier, who was driving when his car spim out of coosrot mu mucs a ugos pate Caaa.Ibsr near the Central Florida -- - '--- - ................... • Dead ' • • .:.v L'- Mill i viduals.psr$n s r shi. Acc*ident V*1ct*1M Is i.ast year, she developed a heart ailment and tumor of the breast. Despite an operation for the cancer, she died just before Christmas. After that, her mother shopped for Petree. But he had no money and her pension was insufficient to keep them both. "Finally, I just couldn't take It any more, Petree said. He decided to commit suicide and went to a subway station to leap in front of an oncoming train. But he lost his nerve because other people stared at him as he hovered indecisively near the track. He finally took a train to the American sector of Berlin, where he tried to phone police. But he did not know how to operate a pay phone, and asked a woman passerby to call the police for him. During his years in hiding, Petree says he thinks both his parents died. He does not fear a courtmartial, but wants to live the rest of his life in Berlin. "My fiancee's mother has said she is willing to give me a home if I can work things out. But if I am shipped back to the United States, I wont be able to afford the fare to return to Berlin." - Meany Absent From Meeting CONDITION insddeug demaslic aid furelga IVOSIdISnIUS if' the ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OP SIMINOLI if $ANPOID. l if_PLORISA._0*Sdsd.biikuu — ASC,s fl tore, pltr us rnpt. s ow CeiRpkulISr w Currency. wider iftie 12. United States Cods. Sectlen 151. ChsIlsreemhsr 13157 NaflsIlaukRegioa -.*1*175 Statement of Resources and LIabIHtIes ThevsaAd, of dsHsrs Cish and due from dspcsitory Institutions......................................... s,s U.S. Treasury securities ................................ Obligations of other U. S. Government agenclesandcorporaticrts ............................ 930 Obligations of States and political subdivisions ln the United States .................................. 4.004 All ottier securities ...................................... Federal funds sold and securities purchased under ngrwrnssts to resell ................................. 2,11100 Leans, Total (excluding unearned in come) .............................24,11 '1'• An . - Iva M. Weiss. Unnse kirlInd. Dettona Charles Nickie, Lake Manree Peter Ean, Longwood Eileen Rector, Lone Dorothy lornman, attain Henry F. Obemsy.r, Delary Norms M. lest, Detlona - Doug a , Sanford: Fury F. Anderson Helen Itind iawi'e L. Cambsll Eloise Evans William J. Nealon Judy Nyros Ernestine Price -•-•-•-.--- - To Clemency Board — minvtn [der, his 10-speed An slitilm wn lising am lilloy to it 6kpb "WW t $3 M 4uw Ain Collar died from hush. he Tuesfiy. Mao I W*".VM 71, NO. fl4 ' Second Quake Hits Bay Area Ruisel Curl, De1$oni Michael KroI,. Deltona Abr.am Utow, Deltona Charles A. Wyman, Deltona Sidney Grover, OvIsdo FranJs M. Lemon, O viedo DISCHARGES 5~8 Greene 50 _ tvwsom ' — — A Ho.. sgqyupi(t h$dlng ha.ings on aaiuly problm latolving nuclear - HOSPITAL NOTES Saturday In The I kirk •-- - S Murderers Appeal SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP!) California, where riding the freeway is a way of life, has become the first state in the nation to Impose gasoline rationing because of the fuel crunch. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s administration announced Monday the plan would go Into effect Wednesday to ease the long lines at the gas pumps and reduce the anxiety level of the state's motorists. The proposal, similar to a 1974 plan, will allow motorists with license plates with odd numbers to buy gasoline on odd-number dates. Those with even numbers can buy on even-number dates. - MAY It 75 ADMISSIONS - --•-- - California Rationing Starts • Prison Terms Rejected — ' Adams said he hoped local consumer fraud units would have sufficient support within the not year to begin a crackdown on bed apples In the car repair buelne". Demand GAUVIU, Fl.. (UP!) — the job rlgl" Adams salt TAUAIAE1., Fla. (UPi)— A Senate s1mI*ts huel wormosso noway 'stS meter' vehicle Inspections should continue, but some of the steps should be eliminated to speed up things. "If this program saves but a handful of lives, It's worth whatever cod there I.," said Sen. Dan Scarborough, DJacksonvllle, chairman of the subcommittee. The panel, in a report released Monday, said Gov. Bob Graham's plan to abolish the Inspection program should be rejected. It did recommend a series of adjustments in the inspections. Inspectors should no longer require proof of registration and check for visible emission, proper Installation of emission control devices and exhaust system noise, the Scarborough panel said. Inspectors should no longer record the odometer reading, can should no longer be rejected If the license plate is improperly displayed or the tag llgLt Is out. Midmonth deadlines for relnapection should be established to eliminate long eod-of-wonth lines. Inspectors should be required to perform minor headlight adjustments, the panel said. That already Is required by law, but many employees don't do It, Scarborough said. The 63 Florida Highway Patrol troopers working at Inspection stations should be reassigned to the road and replaced With CIVUIMI employees, the subcommittee said. The recoanmendatlons will be considered by the Senate Transportation Committee next week. ; WASHINGTON (UP!) An official announcement of a SALT II treaty Is expected this week, perhaps within a ' day or two, as Soviet and American teams of negotiators polish the remaining details. After an unusual flurry of meetings Monday on the strategic arms agreent with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrth, Secretary- of State Cyrus Vance said , through a spokesman, "I hope to complete the negotiations this week." The sequence of events Monday indicated an "endgame" pattern, the final rush of work focusing on the one unsettled Issue, In a set of negotiations that have lasted nearly seven years and have produced a treaty package that runs nearly 100 pages. — Inspection Changes Proposed House Sees Nuclear Accident Expected This Week condensers and spark plug wires, when only one spark plug II needed; replacing parts will the problem goes away evil though one part may have been ne.d.d, you wind op buying the whole batch; and finally, just plain old lack of competence to dj Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole performs In park -- blamed him unjustly for "something that I had not done." He refused to explain the charges against him, but said he tried to clear himself by writing to President Harry S. Truman and Gen. Lucius D. Clay, military governor of Germany. Neither replied to his letters. Petree said he will reveal details of his rift with the Army only at a court-martial. For 10 years, he and his fiancee lived with her mother. In 1961 they moved into a tworoom apartment of their own. "In all of the 28 years we shared our lives, she never suggested that I should give myself up," Petree said. "There was no discussion about it. She knew I wanted to be with her." He went out into the street only once the night they stealthily moved from her mothers apartment to their own Petree said his fiancee supported them by working as a seamstress and cleaner while he remained a recluse. "Sometimes I did get bored, and wondered what would happen if I turned myself in to the military people," he said. "But I was scared at the way they would react.' Only his lover's death forced him into action. - ... — TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) A House committee defeated a dozen attempts to mandate stiff minimum prison terms fa persons convicted of violent crimes. Criminal Justice committee mnb,rs rejected the bills Monday because House leaders, who are already committed to tax relief, balked at their potential cod. However, to avoid the Implication they were 'soft" on crime the committee voted to ask House Speaker Hyatt Brown, DDaytona Beach, to name a special select committee to dady crime in Florida this summer. "We don't have the resources to fight every battle," chairman Hobart Crawford said. "Sod we jod have to take our beet shot." This ivieio'i's"bed shot," Crawford said, was Gov. Bob Graham's plan for ,nhtum mandatory sentencing bills smugglers. lbs bill was the first ligI'I't1on passed by the '4gIs'4wS and signed by the governor this year. Opponents of the minimum ,nmdetory sentencing bills said they cod too much and would swell Florida'. already overcrowded BERLIN (UP!) Plc. Robert Petree deserted the Army and the world for love 28 years ago, and now must face both alone. Ptree, of Flint, Mich., deserted the U.S. Army in 1951 to stay with a woman he met and fell in love with in Berlin. He lost her to cancer last year, and now finds himself adrift in a modern age into which he has ventured only once. Last week, Petree left the apartment he shared with his lover and, after trying unsuccessfully to throw himself In front of a train, asked a woman to call police so he could turn himself in. He could not operate a modern coin telephone himself. "I just couldn't take it any more, he told authorities last Wednesday from a hospital bed In the divided German city. Petree, who was 25 when he went AWOL, emerged from his girl friend's two-room apartment a 54-year-old man with a crippling hernia. Now gaunt, with sunken eyes, Petree said the Army assigned him to the 6th Infantry in West Berlin in 1949. Soon after arriving, he met his fiancee, whose name he declines to divulge. He went AWOL May 15, 1951, and hid In a small apartment his fiancee shared with her mother, because he felt the Army had Completion Of SALT Treaty "What we have Is a variety of wasteful practices, lncludlnj habitual over repair or package deal', such as replacing poInt Charges Eyed In Chiles Trip - Tuesday, U.S. Army Deserter Lived As Recluse - FLORIDA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • .. • • • — • - --- - - - ti.•_j__ . • '• 1'.. 4'•1 •,.-•t:• , - • �• w - •'*. Evening Heiald __ ___________ . 411.210) .-. _____ - 0'-•. - - •900111 - -••ql.-. -ze..'. __ . can be, it may be preferable to the outright rationing Mr. Carter sees as a potential necessity. The question remains whether even these "Voluntary" measures by the oil industry are really necessary. The Iranians, who sta rted It all, are producing oil again. The "shortage" which for of vival, at of age, tt e g s that it does not How many times have you heard someone say, of arms "agony of death?." This includes neglect, star. opened for Woption. Barely a fourth of all animals vatlon, abandonment, being rim over by cars-and picked up are saved by adoptions, while hundreds the "putting to deep" it a dog pound or animal are put to death. worse. But the Iranians are producing 4-million barrels where they used to produce 6-million, and other 1 1,111111111111,110-- ooing No ' e Ethnics 0 ) V. !.* 6 : • V . country through next winter. Thosle stocks right now, according to the American Petroleum Institute, stand at 112 million barrels. Oil companies say they cannot build up that inventory and also feed a demand for gasoline which an Energy Department official has described as a "binge." That is one reason why gasoline supplies are showing a more severe pinch than the current rate of oil production In the Middle East would justify. But that Is only one reason. Another is that the capacity of refineries is lagging behind growing demand for both gasoline and heating oil. In the last 15 years,23 new maJor refineries of 200,000 barrels a day capacity or more have been proposed for construction. Two have been built.7U otbler 21 were abandoned or blocked by local zoning boards or state or federal regulations. Still another factor is that air pollution laws have put millions of new cars on the road with catalytic converters demanding unleaded gasoline. It takes more oil to make unleaded gasoline than to make leaded gasoline. Also, the reduced output of Iran's light crude oil is being made up mostly by heavier crude from other sources. Heavy crude produces less gasoline per barrel than light. Whether we blame the oil companies, the government, the Iranians, OPEC or ourselves for this complex set of circumstances, the outcome is a service station that is going to be closed at hours when it used to be open. Whether we call it a voluntary allocation program or rationing, it Is in the cards for the months ahead. If this doesn't reduce gasoline consumption enough, the next step would be government-managed rationing or other mandatory measures on Mr. Carter's list. 7U choice for motorists is to ration gasoline to themselves, or ask the governmenttodoit for them. Our inclination la togoalong with Hamlet. We'd rather "bear those ills we have, thanflytoothersthatweknownotof." nounced late this morning the game had been postponed. .,. . I, S, g •. / ,, 1 : '5 • •• ." Jersey, since that state will be electing members of its statelegislat ure this year and a pickup of 15 seats would give the Republicans control of the state senate. But state party officials in Michigan and ___ p,. . • - , am .' • 11 #tcf . BUSINESS WORLD Plan Now For April 15 - By WOY POPE - Maine, and Qilckasaw National Recreation Area In Oklahoma. to 46 percent with very substantial cuts applying popular; you get 14 days at Sequoia. You get' to the first $100,000 of corporate prOfit. Thu 15 reservations through Ticketron, a company wlth V utist haTS tO 02511 7Oir.' i-AiseaL 4 ----'1'oiuito _____ ______ '. ---- ______ Lr - : ___ _____ ____ firms. _ _______ ______ ~ :" _ ________ against "kid-yld" can: the AMA 4aIiiia Peitac has the family Is raised to $1000 from $750, and the d&ddeUsdto$2,0from$300 he h m$1,IOOto$1,700 for askigle prejisiged the Issues to be decided by the FTC. (era hig, person. These two changes will offset the loss of The coi'i"on, with Pertachak abst 1 has rejected the AMA demand that the chairman the gasoline tax deduction and the abolition of be dli 1f1.d. But an appeal to the courts the $10 general tax credit, Studdard said. qmaini ljly. An itemized deduction for political mputdwk 1 rrc colleagues and ether trth*Ions no longer is allowed -one can take number. Theresult,aParkServlceoft1cial recallswas; ,:;:, a "disaster." He says: "For for days ft was Impossible to make or-.'.:.i receive a long-distance phone call in Iowa and ,.. western lllinl,, the phone system was so bad7 overloaded. The 'psziy went broke. system was scrubbed." That's why the Park Service Is moving rather cautiously this year. But within a couple Of,.,., years says a Park Service spokesman, most cif the major Parks will offer campsites on reserved hails. __ ___ the only the standard credit. oft the Usemplom.st benefit', hitherto untaxed, , , JACK ANDERSON ..,. - : •... Lance May Face Federal Grand Jury walk r In." Witheess alleged t _____ ____ Bas.ball 4 Goiri 7 Mutitia L's I thillS 13 Montreal II _ __ ______ Jeff out *by. Newman belted his third m on SII5I. in iii, he t,ie to ocs J '_ L, A 11111 I u. -- .. - . NEW YORK (UP!) - Jack Nicklaus has scored another hole-in-one for the game of golf. Nicklaus best out subh notable performers as baselill's Rod Carew hockey's Bobbr Orr, basketball's Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, footbS1I'sJ Slin,.on and track and field's Bruce Jenner Mondly, In the voting of 319 sportswrlters and sportscaders for the Athlete of the Decade, 109979, award. Although many people don't Micab Botts and Evelyn Aidarswe$thetgpspdinlad. Ads and Bob O'Nell led the folks ,fth a 7$ in the • _ _______ __ _ _____ __ _____ ______ _____ _______ ________ Mrs. Kinneth McRoberts, longtime sçporters SI golf at ertopscoreslntheslngls andMaryWheichelwlthll,Bill Woodward Carol Nelson at $1, Darrell Miller and P"y 61 gg aid Sfagy Prc n4 5im . w t $1. $1 ___ _____ _____ _______ _____ ______ ____ 1 ---.------------__ ( -- --- -a- -- -r- --r a- .4. t....... _ --•-.e.V_ • _____ - ______ - - .e... L... - ______ _____ .. - _______ ____ .5546 114 San Diego LOS Ang 12 17 .414 8½ 12 iS .100 6 S 15 .30* I 11, Son 1A11 D1@W TImes Cincinnati .4" ____ (M. Mahler - , - .. ____ City 4 40 . Ill . ;' J - - f, t[/ .• .. .. - . , . / ,,. ' : TraniBadiola 4 HernanArca 5.80 4.90 5.40 4.10 1.50 0(2-5)30.40j P (2-5) 132.60; T (2-54) 175.00. 3.60 0 (2-6) 45.00i P (6-2) 121-20i T (6-25) "6-00, - A and - 2,043; Handle $130,602. Harness Racin .9 First Race, 516, OT. 32.02. Maned linebacker I Neal 01kewics as a free agent. Miami-Signed defensive end George Doehi. to a twoyear contract. San Francisco Signed free agent Gordis Ceresino from Stan - ford. Seattle -Signed quarterback Jim Soccer New York (NASL) Released - goalkeeper Earl Carter. - Cool Hand 1.00 • Cooks Total. #fat II2 I 0 0 Ore5ory I? 113 Ii S S Totals 130 5-lI Leonard Shill AD 2 14 1 . . . 3 0 Ill 21S •• :: 341 64--it For Cooper; Shutout . . . I. ,; Deluxe, . .Oviedo.Win.t VvA Softball In 1 Sanford Metro Loyd Wall and Joe Benton had League action, four hits in a 10-7 triumph over blanking Orlando Helicopters Whigham Furniture. by an 8-0 score with Don Causseaux leading the way with a home run. West Rich hurled a four-hitter for the win. In other games, Deluxe Bar won a slugfest over Howard's Mobil, 18-12, with Eddie Jackson pacing the winners with a homerun and George Mullins getting ftee hits for OVIEDO AUTO 7,20 2.00 Point 9.00 3.20 3 John's Boy 7.10 Q(IS) 36.50; P (1$) 17.50; T (1.5. 3) 213.60. Second Race,5-16; M .32.04 3 F. Lee Baby 040 5.50 3.00 6 Career Record 1.40 3.00 1 NisonMayo 4.00 0(36)11.00; P (36) 43.30; T (3.6. - - T- Third Race 01-16, T. 32.05 2 Name That Tune 11.40 3.20 4.10 6 Crystal Cloud 7.00 10.20 1 Beau Bob 4.00 0(24) 31.40; P (25) 68.70; 1' (2-6 I) 343.00. Fourth Race ;$16;T.3I.$2 3 KS Poco 6.60 3.40 2.50 7 A Moving Target 3.20 2.10 I Mr. Brick 2.50 Q(37)I.I0:P(3.7)2I.0T(3.7.I) 46.20. Fifth I -*:-35.53 -.iu -, .n.nrwn iou 4, 2 Carry Amy 9.60 0.20 7 Happy Ramos 4.20 011.2)68.00; P ( t2) I $155; T (1.2. 1)467.00. . -- Jai-Alai lokll I I I Mitchell I . HOWAROS MOBIL DELUXE BAR A$RH ASRH Muffins 4 33 Rain" S 33 PrIce 312 Reynolds $ 22 s 10 I Jackson M cAtoor I I I 1 4 3 Woshinglori 41 3 McMullen 4 I I I. WasItffiV.n S 13 Hood TOMCI Hibbard Norman 453 Cubit 4 I I BaIley 412 Smith 41 I law" Yales Totals 33 3 " Stuckey 35 1216 Totals 521 III 411 33 3 I I I . 45 IS II It DAYTONABEACH Washington . AS S H I I I S. Hill 0 0 F rederi ck 2 21 OiiOI 312 McMullan I I I Smith 311 Leonard G.m. 3) 2 I 0 QrsysO$I 3 0 0 Leon. 11 Litton 3 S S ArmsttOflI R. Hill I 0 I Hall 3• 11 I M. sesd I 0 0 Henr' I I I Knight 2 3 I CVIII$ 1 0 0 Brown i • 0 Ernst 21 2 Brodrick I S I Dre,ors I I S Lee S I I Howard 75 13 5 Burke Walsh •1 Sixth Race A DAYTONASEACH MONDAY NIGHT PlrstGame 7 lrusta.Fernan 14.10 1.40 3.20 WHIGHAM AS R H Miller Paterson Wall Benton Stu p .L Icna,0e m - Oracey Modo Robinson Hudick Hall Marino Totals AD R H 4 2 7 Fakess 403 3 22 Stoud.mire 4 I I 4 22 4 13 4 2 4 Galloway 403 0 Miller 3 23 J I' Cooper 301 31 2 Ferrell III 3 31 I Russell S II kewson 2 It 200 35 2 3)7 II 3 0 0 Totals 00I 22 IS 17 AAA COOPER HILICOPTIRS - AS I H AS I H Whalen 366 4 0 1 Small 555 Ic,s 4 I I H.A*ick Aiken 355 Cauueauu 433 Grant 2 52 III Hill 35 1 213 SIMPSon Maisak I 5 5 Getclieø 3I5 Cooper Holman I I I Land 2II 3 41 Maniscalsl Rich 250 35 I Tucker Lee 2: S 312 tillisIt Pate Shaw I IS 321 Totals Ile 4 35 S 13 Total s $aka 4 1 ) SHS G IrIs H ope \/ s. Ra in Weather pending, the Seminole High girls; softball team was to have played Eau Gallie today at 4 p.m. In the regional playoff aarne at Fort Mellon Park. Should rain or wet fields nnstnene the unme. ft will u- ..... - lIka1v I rescheduled Wednesday at the same place and site, ------ --. -- ------ I .' 5-16i T.31.64 1 Ws Freckles 7.50 4.40 7.60 4 Mr. G000bee 5.20 4.00 1 Mountain Cliff 3.00 Q(I4) $1.50; P(1.4) $31.40; T (1.4. 5.00 3.10 ) 265.65.50. 1 AranoMandlola S Carasa.Gasti Il 3.10 Q (1.7)61.25: T (1.11) 303.61. 4.40 5.60 Seventh Race 07.16. T.45.49 3.00 2.60 7.10 3 Naive 3.60 2.10 7 GoldCoatMist S MIck'sZuma 1.00 6.10 104.25. Victor.Mandloia Eighth Race C: 5.14: T. 31.35 0(74)47.4*; P(13)134.11; T (0.2 1 ks Master 3.10 3.20 2.50 3) 441.40. DO (71) QsJrØ 5, Chiceso 4 3 B. Jimmie 6.00 5.60 Third Game M1111111111111018 61 Toronto Summa Breeze 3.10 2 Rodoft 8.40 6.00 3.20 2 0(1.3)16.41: P (1.3) 41.11; T (1-3. 7.50 4.20 2) 76.40 Today's .amea 1 Arcs 3.60 (All Times lOT) Ninth Race C: 1; T. 39.24 CalftrrJs WnW 14 2 Troy Edna 15-60 1.40 4.20 1)437* Season mainsy 1.1), 7:31 p.m. I Brokers Reply 4.00 2.20 Pear* Game Seattle (0. Jones 02) as s. 7 inset 4.00 2 Eaaf*Oiaqall 15.10 7.50 2.40 York (Seattle 01), 0 p.m. Q(1.3)2$.41:P(7.I)54,ØgT(3.I. 3 ln,sta.Gasti II Oakland (Kseugh 0-4) 4.50 2.00 ; SeNior, (Planagen 47), 7:25 1 Carai.Arrima 3.10 Tenth Race S5114:T. 31.64 Q(23)$.1l,P(7.3)59.$;T(7.3. 3 Sdle$han p.m. 7.00 4.00 2.60 Chicago (Saumgarton 2-0) a$ H 2L4I 1 Mountain Charm 7.20 3.00 Cilysland (WIlkins 12) at s S&d.Gondr. Q(1.3)9&21,P(31)479.31:T 13-I. 12.00.15.00 4.00 Mitisfikis (34U$ I-I ), $ S SSIde.Dlaa 7.00 t4O p.m. llevsi* lice TA 114 iT. 31.31 3 Sara.Ictianlr 4.10 Te (UndoIrwaid 0.1) Irene 4.10 3.20 2.20 Q($4)5s.$:p(H) i11.le:T(s.I. 2 Target MianeNta Irickson o. 5:31 I Siii Whiz 4.20 2.20 p.m. 15. Ginger 2.20 31*11 Same 2.20 1 MMI-Andre *00 7.10 4.30 Texas (Jenkins 45), 5:31 p.m. Q(2.4)12.lS,P(1.4)3131,T(7.4. Tranl.Gastlll 4.40 3.30 W:dey's limes 7)11.31; T (14-1) 53.40. 3 Oa41th1S0.Dlag II Cililerille at Steit. flight Twelfth lace SI t T. 39.11 0(1.7)11.11: P (1.7) 72.ss, y (,7. Idilili II New '(erti. tight 251 Kim $4.40 10.10 1.50 5 ' . -# X6 BoelinI, Callfernla 4 Oakland S. SaltImars 3 Seattle 12, New v. 4 /• Randolph 12 14 .142 4 11 17 .393 St/i Socead Game 10 It .343 10 5 Duran.Oastill 13.20 ISittle .. I 21 19 5 14 12 .571 3½ 11 12 .354 4 14 12 $31 At Texas 0 / , Terry Collage Fairleigh Dickinson - Named Russ Rogers as cross country and track and field coach. East Carolina Promoted Hal Baird to succeed baseball Coach Monte Little. 1 Wme 12.20 5 Apralt-Badiola SI. Louis at Hous, night Phila at San DIego, night New York at Los Atig night Kan Eleventh Domingo.Urclulza free Zorn toa four-year contract with an option for a fifth year. Toronto (CFL) - Named Willie Wood as defensive backfield coach. Oakland . a added in the thW when 14 batters went to the plate. I21 23 2 DIIOn Monday night receiver Artie PulslneIli, both from 7:35 West W I. Pd. OS - as p.m. Montreal (Sanderson 1-2) at San Francisco (Hallckl 2.2), 10:33 P.M. Wednesday's Games Cincinnati at Chicago Pfreal at n Francisco Pittsburgh at Atla. night Chicago . VM1 linebacker James Soran and wide at 0.0) 0- 2). at Toirointo .? - of D AAA Cooper Transportation the losers; and Oviedo Auto sio (1-3. registered a rare shutout Parts got two home runs from * - 2:30 . . 61 323.20. Columbia. Calif _____ McNeal New York Jets - Signed three free agents veteran def ensive Americas L.agw. last W I. PC?. GB Boston 17 5 .634 IA vu., . V. ,u .w Milwouke 17 11 .601 1 New York 13 14 .IS1 4½ Detroit 10 12 .433 $ Cleveland I 17 .no $½ yg 0 (3-7) 41S."; P (1-3) 95.40; T Twelfth Game 1000 6.00 4.80 Green Bay Signed kicker Bob 6 SaidGoiri GastiGondra 380 6.80 Unruh of Wheaton College as a free back - - . Gary at Houston by Alan 2 Cappelletti as speclai teams coach. Louis (Denny 22) it (Niekro 2.2), 5:35 p.m. PhiladelPhia (Lerch 2•1) Son Diego (Jones 4.2), 10 p.m. Now York (Scott 10) at Los Angeles (Sutcliffe 2.2). 10:30 ___ 7 Oscar.Rodoifo 13.60 8.40 6.20 3 Gasti•Urquiza 1,20 3.10 6 HernanWally Now England - Named Gino p.m. __ ___ southern agent. 2-0) Pittsburgh (Rhoden __ of 1 'l . - P.M. AtIonto . agent. NOT) (LaCoss - . CincInnatl - signed comerback 4 6 Chicago (Holtzman 21). ___ SIZED UP ,JN I7Z$Y6A tor rIVI £'V ,q4q s'igp fOFYIIAI35T k'WW £)' __ - 1 4W P w4w IIPAbY 4J47' MP ____ ______ _ 12 13 15 Alexander Arkansas to a three.year, free-agent contract. Today's Games 7 An accomplished all-mod ________________________ athlete who played collegiate baseball and often plays In pickup basketball games, Nicklaus Is quick to defend golf as a sport which requires much stamina and mental awareness. _____ men ____ is ca ln S ncl Fran 21.50 14.60 6.60 5.40 3.10 5.00 Q (4.7) 62.00; P (4-71 216$; T (4.7. Dallas - Signed defensive back Greg .05 Angeles 3, New York 2 J __ ___ __ __ MENIXIIII as 911M no andHslenDijswitha7$net; ry1g Is 8r0be D'T.w,,3:.; oije .ui Jim 'I1ig44j In 1,12 IN 11111111 MY 1111111 111 I 3 the ao,;i t f Ted Reins, His ad Bob l. ciut In No ' sid r Ctii psud we( bitaiili lbs be. Jinmny Cashes 1971 -r The While PitItiim prscejbn, aid he's a Ic *kIy , a;s, 9OWetfui,aw j,, WN always 1g.," 'à& and Bob DoelPIk, and Woo harrower.__ A j1 wij, ______ ____hs bricks "true. "'inhw Of Cave,, fl t. -y agii lliage to i My and LeRoy Anderson, all O ± rsc.d. "Ubs wasmi y, yesCadI druatlum rs was ad ofijs, his autbarlty. p L tied with 80. ___ P11 W L Pd. GB 17 11 .607 - Phil& ___ athletic Manlna, Nicklaus' in. over such a long period of time was a factor swayed many voters In his favor, Nicklaus earned nearly twice U 02My flrd.place votes (125) as his nearest competitor (era 10151 of 2,546 polite. He will be Tire Co. In memory Of Mr. and ____ ____ .VS Resigned linebacker out his option. Monday's Results Aflan,lo 2 honored at a dinner benefittlng American Cancer Society credible carver _ ____ ______ - consider golf a true test of ____ _____ is - Fulton Kuykendall, who had played Pittsburgh 4. inni __ __ _____ I I Load 'Em All Fordues to ayeer,the grand jiiryhutilidto dthird1theecraticprImmy,witha then$2N,0Nin cubwseldaccomulatewhij.tM . Mars. busiom was ddbqmd in lb hW 00 control, be drand, over Billy*.,,." tf4y elialkigs, The juries hit. heard that Lance alkgediy i1lMed l.i from several much as $000,001 After Lane, lift the bank and Cartiri huxfltng of 11* loan proceeds. "I hav.- .)i lug Q• juggled bank accoeds, cu he Ic Carter sigeid over control of the huskies, to his no nilpensIbjIlsy If Billy blew It," said Lance. Be :' °" Georgia In which he e. drafts and kr the osn SI relatives on bask declared firmly: "I don't know If the moneted Whim some loss beceno an lass inBilly, th bank haW4d Billy t.r for notes We also tipped off the prosecutors that he - I In the campaign." bed veiIni 'bo aUeely iiiigetlated them had forged a relative's osti to chockstir rofiieed to ss acme Of the Y s of con Yet Carter bru* Lanes No the White o,iri* d SULlied oat the Ws M011111111? 91111it a 11"to WE new1bok! lh)lm, specla tIe be In&ted. w ho the Fh Ar'iwbnint. Th were less. that cuat,fbutlss from carpet manafactirers fl.ces.'ihwuthe(kdpor do lthsug Jy Cuier had helped to nogetlate. The -. 1he I would be had beried from Ida boik. is. . pos, of o JA &r.iiiiiz2 Arckitectsa4wgh ,:. " Carter ace told me. "I (o1low yw, Lue began teat.ButIn sofa iairyby hive bees getting hundreds SI In a major aid viey 1iu444 messy far Jy waded Caster's pnaiM.1 drive. Al the new special prosecutor, lb. pr''st de worth SI contracts "mually from th: jj: .aes a t bed preIe d1,M the t, as Cuter's tr. I.CIIJ reitwed with BWy w he will say It fiiiil govenmient ,It ____ ______ ___ _ 9 Atlanta j1J 1"ti r' i I II I doubles (married) toirniiiit at Mayfair Country Club, w ng score shooting a winning WoreOf 70. _ York St. I Atlanta 5 10 14 .417 7½ Houston the Ronvirs. Sas 4: 12 .520 FeaalI West first career grand slam, a his third game In four decisions. that gave the Royals a win over single a sacrifice fly and a 11Vn 11 W his lance, the repayment chocks sometime, world called "Lancelot." The guest boa., hauled tOi.2.' 16n1, friend, Jimmy Carter, as govsraor of be held up vthe the farm from t)wn, has "' flgs created a floating surplus, wIdc) w Ned." But t he white plekit fence around the.: ____ 13 Louis Mimi Foothote: Our associate Clark MoUenhoft.;.: g'uhJ10dItyloanoweJs Interviewed Lance at his 4lGacre (inn a feW..l:v, $ illi In srt St. Now "No matter who is on We Butch Wynegar had three "I wish I could eqgsin our mound they seem to whale the success against the Yankees. hits, Including his fifth homer, tar out of our pitchers," said It's an Intangible you just can't and Rob Wilfong singled home two runs to cap a four-run Bucky Dent, the Yankees' ex*im" Meyer said. fourth inning that carried the shortstop. Red Sex 9, Aftels 4: And, Dan Meyer, batting a The Red Sox crushed Nolan Twins to victory. dismal .212, was the guy who Ryan with a six-run uprising in ftsyals 1S Rangers 6: did the moat whaling agairA On first Inning that featured a Clint Hurde doubled in a run Yankee pitchers. He drove in a three-run double by Butch and low scored on a wild pitch club-record seven runs with his Hobson and Mike Torres won to key it fiv"m sixth inning _______ lance dlds't always ChIcago Plttsbrgh Lem Roberts also had a field PdW off a triple *y in tion -the Mariners mauled the day against the pamde ad mapping this Orioles' of Yankees, In Yankee Stadium - Yankee pitchers with a double winning streak. . W I. PCI. GB ii 7 .720 17 .701 i 12 10 .548 4½ Phil. ____ ___ Baseball New York Mets - Restored 1.41 handed pitcher Bob Mjrick to the acftvs fist and oØIsned him to TIew.t.r of ho InI.rn.tlonsl League. Natisnal Lsngus ,rNIz z me.9 ,,,f, c r f/It P1/? - properly secured nor dised. An a4dloiaI , 14 -. s , .-.:': children's advertising cue. A Cgwt of Appeals become partly taxable if gross Income exceeds $21,000 for m couple or $10,009 for a single piraoii. panel heard argume nts on that controversy l Child can credits for payments to grandweek. _____ --------- ----- Lance Parrish singled home the tie-breaking run to cap a two-run eighth Inning that helped .ths.'l'tgena defeat the White SOL ___ nae puiic statments showing Is tadwi.d Ma bask bu' kidbasarge1,dNsko uu He mSPif. Ofthaad diasrgaalsod of Georgia dlii lace ek s. -- Q (45) 45.50; P ($4) 107.70; T $4. 6)1.052.10. _________ r6a.g -. ,,., '., " _______ "Gentlainen we ought to be ASHAMED of. these profits. A competitor's were up 81 Omnifrom last 1W a frat Quarter!" seas li II 0 3 2 I Rarnassar Collins Hines Chase Ninth Oarno By United Press Iiteniatl.eaI The Seattle Mariners have lost 20 games In their first two.. _ on In the American -, Lesgus, yet they own a wIMh _____ n.cord (12-12) agaInst the ______ - -' 4 I ___ M AE ill" ARRH 2 4 CI$P Cole Reed Totals SC'OREBOARD _______________ N _____ ____ - After a leadoff walk to Daryl but he felt it. lie plays for the Winter Springs team, Merthie In the fourth, Byington Mariners Have Yankees - um ber Again* By 12-4 Thqre are five campsites at Yosemite, with '* " FIRST FEDERAL CHASE roared back with four runs on "&it Mirthil Just two hits in the bottom of the Illyinot.. first and left the bases loaded. McGr$lI Johnson the way. The Pirates jumped on loser Bill Russell and Reggie Smith display of how not to catch a popup last weekend In "Whitson came in and did a Mickey Mahler, 0.3, for two each hit two-run singles in the Pinto League play of the Seminole Pony Baseball fine job," Tanner said. "Jack- runs In the second Inning on a fifth to spark the Dodgers. League. The ball popped free, Justin didn't see it _. C' to just four Wts while his inning and scored 12 runs on . ___ -, - Cardinal Industries forfeited teammates managed to score five hits. Then 28 batters scored to Medical Center. 11 runs on only three hits. 24 runs on 13 hits In the second. Chase scored five runs on five Clem Leonard Shell made the Ten runs on five hits were hits in the top of the first, with ,',: .,,,,,,'e -. Clint Bylngton producing the big hit, a double. First Federal 44 _______ _ _______ '- - five of the r for camplitea $ Second place Railroaders fell double and single for First rather than suffer through to 7-4 as Its seven-game winning Fede ral and Craig Dixon had a another inning agai nst Medical streak was snapped by an 11.1 do uble. Center. loss to Clem Leonard Shell, Clem Leonard Shell's Lee Medical Center sent 15 batwhich moved into a tie for Frederick held the Railroaders ters to the plate In the first . - Pul" I rultiorial parks: Yosemite and SeqwWKiW in ,-, California, Grand Canyon in Arizona, Acadia in, parents now may be taken under some cir- ea ____ ____ homered. The deadlock lasted - - 1) Vernon Ramassar had a elected to throw in the towel record to IM. . curnatances and the earned Income credit for total of 787 places. The daily charge Is K UPI Business Writer i" _ I . . .s.t........' broaden the base of the Republican Party, the make it more i;j;iiZt than ever to plan now been rewritten so Oat eventually it Will permit paw. The company wM want a deposit on QW,;m*a offutting up to 90 percent of the liability on a spot national GOP Is already pouring 8 "" l fortune for mattling this yeses tax bill next April," say Ac Into political programs targeted on blacks and Kenneth Studdard and David F. Bertrand, capital investment. ____ _11 by mail. The fee at Acadia is $4 daily; it has 300. ;,-. o partners in the national accounting firm, DeHispanic-Americans. More generouirbilcome tax relief is p" r-' T loitte, Haskins & Sells. for Americans living and working abroad who campsites available. With the addition of white dhnl to the lid, Although the firm is concerned primarily with are confronted by higher living costs than those terident, tell him what dates you want to camp - .,,,.'.about AM oidy group omi" ftm priority corporate accounting, It does handle many Inand give him one or two alternatives. He'll write".. In the United tredmant is that tiny hod which provides moat dividual income tax returns and so has prepared MW "once in a lifetime" $100,000 exemption bad and tell you what's available. of the Republican support base today - the two detailed but easy to understarild booklets of : from capital ping tax on the Mae of & house is 0 Itthat suits your plan, send in your money for, WASPs, white AngloSazcn ur reservation. Acadia's address Is RI. 1, Boa, tax planning Ideas to acquaint people with continued as and incentivesto yo 1, Bar H_____ ar bor, MaIne, 04609. The address for.. .i changes In the law so they can dart making spur _____ sav h______ homeowners ; . Chickaiiaw is P.O. Box 301,Sulphur, Okla.,73011&;',,,; Speaking of tarpts, Chairmani Michael provisions now for next April 15. business It you hold a "Gold Age Passport," a Park -..:( For many private individuals L-A virtually all Pertachuk is fat bacom,ing the favorite 01 Mw WOW& deal with scores of other changes Service card issued to persons 62 or older, you%.u.' industry groups seeking to combat the businan people, the most important change in IfldiVldUSIS and bi*lnes'. fSCthI5 get a 5 percent reduction In your campsite fee.. regulatory ai of the Federal Trade Com- the law Is U. reduction from s percent to 25 mission. ! yourself for example, for $14. You can't find many, tam capital gains. Timing of twh trw saK "is that you should famillarlse ...., a loft The American Medical Association, taking 1: tt:: with the important features of the now law now bergains like that these days. cue from W*nW WOW in the cMdran's udkm my be of aftical Importance, Studdard and plan for the effect on your taxis. And take a Actually, this isn't the first time the Park :/1: television advertising case. Is trying to said In an Interview. look at the amounts your employers are Service has tried to Introduce a system of or-.,ir "However,thechangethatpirobablywWWrk Oqullfy Pertschult km partlelpleft In an withholding from your salary and your spouse's derb, reservations for Par k campsites. restrictions on pbiaklan the widest reaction, alt hough It doeu't Involve FTC move In 1974 the Park Service contracted with a and adjust them if neCessary." much money, Is that gasoline taxes no longer are advertising. ceenoanv at Cedar Ranids. Iowa. to take cams The grounds? Sane uthoee which convinced deductible," he said. by pir atou a federal judge to knock the chairman off the The personal ev.'npllon for each member of __ _______ / - --. ____ .'. - Robinson led off the sixth . off th Atlanta Braves, 4-2, on With the bullpen hopefully until • th wi his fifth homer of the • BuiRobinson's home run. "You ben. straightened out, Tanner can season. have to win with Look forward to getting a good ,. .You can't have pitchers going year out of Candelarla, a for.. Phiules 11, Padres 6: I don't mer 2D.game winner who has nine inni I Steve Carlton, aided by Bake 'O' Ak * , I parks, where you know On campsites are k. iilo~ t" been plagued with hurls over McBride's baaes4oaded triple, and the surroundings spectacular. But you also . 1 1. Starter John Candelanla, became the winningest leftknow that national park campsites are on a first-. ,, gave up six hits before retiring the last season. HIfB)d P1114, 11 Carl h&X Ider the Pliillies' fourth come, first-served basis, which means you can't.,,,, :., in the:319h inning with a stiff "The problem tonight was really PLAN on using therm. back and Ed Whitson, Grant nothing serious," said Tanner. Straight win. He now has 210 LOOK WHATIFOUNDI Surprise! There's a change at the National Jk and Kent Tekulve "His back just tightened up a career victories, Park Service. You can make reservations NOW, -: blanked the Braves the rest of little." Well, at least he had It, mom! J ustin Mead gives a Dodgers 8, Mets 2: - I • In ________ _________ rmer banker and . . . _____ _____ - . - ___ Indict Presided - - -, ) • mateniais geared for c candidates rtivthig Others found they were overwlthheld and In this year's legislative race s. federal Treasury had been enjoying Interest-Iris Biock, SI tr ...... sy for ,, . , - - Said, after the Pirates knocked put the finishing touchell" Sequoia has WO campsites; daily charge is $2. Phase two consists of newspaper, radio and somle low income taxpayers has been Made The Grand Canyon's South Rim NEW YORK (UPI) - Many persons who Campground television advertisements stressing GOP didn,t look shaid a year ago found themselves permanent. It even may be obtained in advance has 3W sites; daily charge is $3. In addition.., ,~~ Identification with social, economic and foreign 5fj underwithheld and owing Uncle Sam a through additions to paychecks, the booklet there's a one-time $1.75 fee for each reservatlon.':l policy Issues thought to be of special Interest 10 bowfle when they made out theIr 1978 Income shows. You can stay only seven days at Yosemite and white ethnics, EW Phase three will by the end SI May. A f.deral grind jury Is iiWbK to pect.d to decide later this " I - -. .- ~ many -. .. The 14tionai party is pouring $30,= Into an WASIW4GTON-BertLancemayflndlimself ill - Ile winner Wednesday will go again Friday ChaselrokeopenanS-8tie unloaded two-run homer to mostofl3walksandalmostas with five runs in the top of the put Chase back in front. errors In coasting to the Theodore Graham led Chase win. Shell was winning 70 fourth and then relied on Mother Nature to wipe out any with four hits, all singles. before the Railroaders_scored hopes for a First Federal Bylngton had a home run and their only run in the bottom of comeback as the game was double, Keith McGriff had a the forth. home run and single and shortened bi rain, Losing, 46-4, after three InThe win boosted Chase's Merthie had two singles. nings, Cardinal Industries - - ____ -, cinublebyPhllGarner,awalk to Dale Bern, an error by shortstop Darrel (laney and Omar Moreno's run-scoring night to erourage him about single. the outlook for his pitching Atlanta tied the score In the staff. _____________ 4 O? _________________ fifth when Jerry Royster "The key factor was bullpen did the job," Tanner son and Tekulve came in and walked and Gary Matthews - , . - - the national GOP organization for help in launching ethnic campaigns of their own, so the idea may seread. ___ _____ _______ 1 .1.. •.. By United Press Interutlisal Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tanner saw enough Monday - iII I .~ the ' I? Chase,Leonard Nab Wins Down, 46-4, Cards Forfeit I -. .-I Atlanta Can't Argue, 4=2 ~ - And you know you won't be alone. Millions of, ___ other American families will make i. kind of trips-and compete with you for campsites. . o Most of all, you'd like to camp In the national .. Coach Chuck Goldfarb's Mustangs are 21-12 and . with the price of gas and everything else rising. '. ' .,. Ii Randy Smathers (.198), rightfielder Michael Wright had to beat Vero Beach by 8-3 and Melbourne by 5-1 against the survivor of the West Palm Beach Forest Hill-Fort Lauderdale Northeast game, also being (.244) and catcher Rick Wells (.351). to get into the regional contest. "Pitching has gotten us pretty far," said Lun"We aren't very offensive," says Goldfarb, "we played today. That means Seminole has ace pitcher Darren . STEW By! We're well Into spring and it's time to start . thinking about summer vacations. Right? So maybe you and your family are going tO. hopinthecarandtoirthlsvastnatlon,camping along the way. You know the trip will cost more this year, S. ' , I I oiçs - (.282), leftfielder Bobby WeUs (.346), centerfielder V I •, . day The rest of the Seminole starters include first (95) and a trio of top hitters which include second next pitchers. Merritt Island lost to Seminole in the same game sacker Mike Link (.2), second baseman Juan baseman Charlie Lester (.435), shortstop Troy Wednesday night - weather permitting. We are ready whenever the weather is ready," Dealba (.386), shortstop Walter Law (.292), third Ratliff (.383) and third baseman David Button two years ago, 2-1. David Wiggins beat Merritt Island in that one, and Goldfarb remembers it well. said Seminole coach Bobby Lundquist, who an- baseman Bill Marino with Bobby Newman DHing (.362). ! ".. • - WASHINGTON (NEA) - The Repub&*ii Party, which needs all the friends It fIi4 It now added White ethnics to the list Of has targeted for special wooing. For the moment (he GOP seduction effort New es postned. The 7:30 p.m. contest will be held --. - . -, variety Of issues. The first round of &&, which began in February, were almost subliminal -salutes to heroes and holidays Important to various nationality groups with I'M" Republican Party" Identified, ever so discreetly, as the sponsor. reaching the low point as winter came to an end. The Department of Energy has told the oil Industry Uat It ust have mIiinwn of 224 million bsr'reaI. t1 otMIbQet.it.ast U.. .- Ti Campsite • Wedn Rai*, rain go away! 1 10 To' nal ' A/ International agreement to stabilize demand and, it is hoped, prevent further increases in the OPEC received, appears to have had little impact on American driving habits. Our gasoline consumption in March was four percent higher than In March a year ago, drawing down crude oil inventorles that were not being replaced at the usual rate. Meanwhile, stocks of home heating oil we e s Bas eball Regio ' me ".1 Bullpen Pirates Key? To Reserve- It s advertising campaign In New Jersey aimed at convincing ethnic voters that Repubilcans share their values, aspirations and attitudes on a Tuesday, May or 17t-5A Whitehead ready for the Mustangs in the one-game dquist. "Wrighi- has been a big plus with his fielding have been winning with decent pitching and good defense." tester. Whitehead has a string of 21 scoreless innings in right field." m regional high school game between Seminole Merritt Island will be led by pitcher John Staples Steve Childers (6-2) and Derwood Dry (6-1) are his i,,,. and Merritt Island scheduled for tonight has been going and is 12-6. Whitehead is also batting .435. -1 1 'i i i i i i W OPEC producers are not making up the difference. The United States is committed to reducing Its oil imports by five percent under an price. The Iranian crisis, for all the news coverage it ... II . ANGLE-WALTER$ Svvitch after eagerly many "Oh, we wanted our children to see the inimcle of Rain . have seen _ developed last winter should be easing, not getting I ere are spaying or neutering program. Us rationing -10,1110, cared for, given h.. and through curtailed hours and weekend closing the dealers are rationing It to their customers. That isn't the kind of rationing system a bureaucrat would devise, but if it leads to restraint on the consumption of gasoline It is furthering a goal of our energy policy which has been most Ignored for the last five years. As aggravating as it .. p .. == ByELDA NICHOLS authority to impose gasoline rationing. Don't they realize In Washington that gasoline rationing is already here? If you can't buy any gas, it's academic whether you've run out of ration coupons or can't find an open service station.. In plain language, the oil companies are gasoline to their dealers, _ .- .. --__ - __ -•. of a s --- fuss between President Carter and Congress over -i Evening Herald, Sanford FL months, because people with an eye on the gas gauge may be amused at the - 1. That's fine-but what about later-say about sixdestroyed and even more cats and kittens. when the kittens are no longer tiny fluffs of Saving even one animal from a "humane" death fir, or the puppies' legs have lengthened like at an aniumd shelter j well north the cost shots, young colt? Are they being Th being or neutered? Remember, cats are ns willing to help with the cost , organizatio capable of producing a new litter ki en at anyone who cannot afford It, such as Pet Concern. months and dogs ala to i ht sought Puppies and kittens are not the "mlr*de of Now that the children are as are human Infants-where hundreds parents care to show then the birth," how own county, It Is not a good time. Why? hundreds of unwanted puppies and kittens will be witi iope of ur AgaIn, Why? Simply (that means you and me!) do not take preventative measures The Clock A motorist tooling down an American freeway . shelter. Hundreds of dogs a month will be thus birth," when their cat or dog Is about to produce. _____ But F J1 Gas Rationing - SPORTS - Horne Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Mont!i, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. • • 'V Well, it's that time of year again, when Spring puts a snap In your walk and the whole world seems to begin anew. 9 Tuesday, , WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Upon . Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 3m1 Area Cod 305.322.2811 or5314993 Already _______________ . . - _ C41 - ' __ • ___ Oakland IS Soflimese, third Chlcss at. Detrelt. 1110W Cleveland at 1411w. 111111$ S St arbiaze 0.20 7.10 4 Curvey Culls 2.40 12.0 U0 4.Ie 0(2.1) 15741: p (7.j) 119.55; T (2. 111115k Sam. S G.sIllchanla Tesids as WJJnISI. nIght 4 Mid-Dials 1.60 3.10 $4)4.. Kansas CNy at Texa n111 4 MllSadlala 4.20 L4*It Handle u*m. _____ __ VA 'p.. N. 4 1 -I �4A—Evenlng Herold, Sanford,Fl. BLONDIE 7E Tuesday, May $,ifl 4..8ET4ERE) NER ., (J COME roz 5lBirdofprey 5 Fireplace fuel 57 1f ' Answer to Previous Puzzle 50 Of the I )c:ess HE'6ON MIflIINPW Wi, 16#JVV THE REAL wIFE WANTS y2LJ ro WN I - (SP) ACROSS by Chic Young iTfl'J . V Traditional 58 Not any KE AL TO SEE THE INER GENERAL 'V DO REALLY OUT, OR OUT! ____ OUT11 I ARE YOU JUST THEY ALWAYS HAVE TO HEAR — - '4 / ' 34 Used clothes 35 Home of Adam 37 Stratagem HORSE'S 39 Small bed CJ i $ £ $ M A E 9 NAP LUX If I P P, y C U1111 V C I I A 0R 0 0 5 Minus 6 Baseball player Mel -- 49 Man's name 29 Former German coin 50 Regulate food 30 Imbedfi rml y intake 53 Genetic Sa m uel material teacher Gamble 54 36 Spy employed 55 Allow by police 56 Noun suffix 38 Ant 10 Entity 44 Alb 46 City in Italy Exercises .ReduCed -• C ---)- Fat,But Only Awhile I St DEAR DR. LAMB for your letter on the fat belly.! did your exercises 11 Catches . 3 4 5 6 '9 13 BORN 14 - LOSER by Art - - - - 17 16 — — — Sa nsom 11 10 9 - 15 HE - 8 1 - — 21 22 123 TO YOU AT NF \t•. OFFICE1. - 25 r - 31 28 29 30 27 26 - 32 - 35 37 36 - - 41 ——— ____ 42 - - I 44 46 45 worked. I was flat. Dr. My waist — Lb Hittell, H.H. Hodlill es Jr. Exchange Vows Robin swelled up.! looked S If! WS pregnant. The doctor said I had a lot of fluid so he gave me a L_ water pill called E.sidez. But events during weight reduc n they made me sick and tired so the water loss may caua please can you help me? I don't know what's wrong. The doctor I would suggest that 01 e said I was in good shape. He markedly lim swat int 15( gave me a good exam. Now I In your age group I would look like I'm pregnant and I the question as to whethe have pains In my back and feel you're using a birth control p like my body's been through a or not. These often cause hard work out. person to retain sodium salt an DEAR READER I'm glad water. that the exercise program DEAR DR. LAMB helped you reduce your waist gran ddaughter is 14 months ol size. Proper exercises for the and hasn't used milk for fly because they strengthen your refused it no matter wha t we d abdominal muscles. If a person to to im prove its flavor. Sh already has strong abdominal t get much out 'rinks juices and som muscles, he won' Gatorade and is eating prett ses. e always reading ho well. Whenever your abdomen important calci um is for Ui full of something, whet her Its teeth d bones and are afral fluid,fat or as there's no way she isn' t getting U she need that exercises can compress Is there some form of oth these. You have to get the fat, f calcium sI 00(1 fluid or gas out of the inside of could do you think sI the abdomen before you can should get enough in her food reduce the waistline. You' DEAR READER Some people do feel tired if Calcium is very b they take a water pill because It tnt In the growth perlo works by washing Out salt. particularly.Milk Is the maji Often this is just a matter of source of calcium in our diet having taken more medicine certainly milk products. than Is needed for the Job. There are some baby fooi Peo le who have been or that contain large amounts weight-losing diets and dent c alcium. Usually these re lose any pounds for weeks May Ch"A- your nem& actually be accumulating cereals. supermarkets and iA water. Then suddenly they'll carefully at the ingredients-sin flush out all the water. Even the baby food products that are with this natural course of 47 48 49 0-0 byBob COeJCEIVA8LY S\ (THEY COULD HAVE A FIRST BASEMAN ARCHIE WHAT DO','OumiN' IS THE MOST POPULAR THE HE THING ON TV GONG SHOWIF IN CHINA F THEY PLAYING ) \% BABALL_IN CHINA - "J A8TTAN COSTELlO MOVIES DUBBED T IN CHINESE! LOGICA NAMED WHO. 51 52 1 - - 57 _ - - - —— 54 — 55 156 - - - - 0 J 53 58 - ______ L - - - - .1_ 0 HOROSCOPE t N ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL . . For Wednosday, May 9th Th 'R()OD5 I ( OF "RW JJ5T AFMM O N&% 1RAM ME IV W, ( )Ps)T Vffl4lk)G BEW fT'3 CA1 f*M1W i'D 11-r=~cu 50, CUR -- . AAAEWS .114. , , - R I . - 6 - ,,PRISCILLA'S 0 • - - . I • 1I1U 1I IL IN11 I1 POP by Al Vermeer IT PIPN'T THEFtE ISN'T A WORK. OLIVER! LLA PALOM INO ANYW4ERE IN T14E ROOM! I' M WALLY MAP I THINK YCUR sTcRy Aswr THE HORSE FAIRY W68 A ERG UE! AT CARLYLE C. ' I SO t 'i % r&ai i BUGS BUNNY A A FogciNe,, - ... ----- iiy YiP.' A MENU H0W Hlôf WHfN VA1'HiNI HC'N WUS ON i4Y' lT øLlT l.IN. WO1(I N': u.jmdahl 00 .0 o 0 rI the State VICA (Vocational Industrial Cluba of America) contest recently at west Palm Beach. - . I'elzer, who won the contest . . matters could set you back YOURBIRTHDAY today. You may have to pay the May 9, 1"9 Your secret desires will be piper. LIBRA (Sept. Z91ict.23) Your realized this coming year after you make several changes that wisest course of action Is no were worthless to you anyway- count any chickens before re hatched. Thiw you TIN awftmitlift win so* you thley' were bwddng on yaterday out, so go along with them. IAURUS (April 20-May 20) If won't be happening today. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A you didn't do your work in the last couple of days when con. great deal more work than you ditions were favorable, you're were prepared for could be in trouble today. Everything dumped in your lap today. you take on seems to go wrong. Getting uptight or ranting about How to get along with other It won't help one bit. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. signs is one of the sections you'll enjoy in your new Astro- 21) You are far too vulnerable Graph Letter that starts with today and could easily be taken t get inyour birthday. Mail $1 for each advantage of. Don' to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box ia, volved with persons you know Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. little or nothing about. CAPRICORN (Dec.an Be sure to specify birth sign. GEMINI (May 21-June 20 ) 19) Now is not the time to buck Something quite unexpected the odds and defy that which is that will shake you up a bit staring you In the face, re to could happen today in your YOU it 15 stronger. U you' social department. The worst win you'll have to face the facts. AQUARWS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) thing you could do is strike U you allow yourself to be back. CANCER June 21-July fl) drawn Into a debate that Chances are you could be lead no place, Your image cOa around someone quite pompous be damaged- Turn the Other her day. corning who w wtIi (Fe b. 20 P1S(.i " and superior today. Don't let a.a Youaren in aren't this egotist make you feel of '1 ferlor. NORTH 4 Q 10 9 2 IV 9 8 5 • A 104 4 A 94 WEST EAST 0J 4 0 65 spades; peSSIUIStCO would surely drop the tUt ding at three. Th~ defense starts w . . Tiir - ---I by being the best in the various r automotive tasks he performed, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Pelzer, of !Ax .: . . . Altamonte Springs. He will .. now represent the State of — to be held in Atlanta in July. lie also won a tool chest with $500.00 worth of tools, according to Ellis King, his instructor at INIRS HODGES from DeBary. Rodney Nance, the bride's nephew from Sanford, was the ring bearer. A reception In the church fellowship hall followed the ceremony. Upon returning from a wedding trip to Las Vegas and i the newlyweds will make their home in Sanford. The bride is employed as data process Manager at Atlantic Operations, Orlando. The bridegroom is selfemployed at Hodges Roofing. t. j.... Lyman. Planning on taking engineering courses at UCF after he graduates in 1980, Jeff said, 'Mr. King has been a big help to me. Without his instruction and drive, I couldn't have won the contest. None of us would have won any contests without him. ... - .-- --. — - . Bill Strametz, of Ultimate ,.. Motor Works, in Longwood, W1_ who sponsored Jeff, said, "Jeff works part-time as an upprentice mechanic at my shop. - '.. The- next two steps are Journeynian and Master mechanic. Registrat*ions Be*ing ken For Pa eant Com etition T card points with 4-3-3-3 distribution; South has 12 highcard points with 5-3-3-2 dis. tribution. A conservative North might just rai se to t6,o •-- .8 We try to find people who are - J by Howie Schneider , .. - The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hittell, 17 Melionvllle Ave., Sanford. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Hodges of DeBary. Matr of honor were Betty L Nance, sister of the bride, Sanford, and Donna Mohiar of Deltona. Bridesmaids were Cara King, Winter Park, and Kitty Undlau, sister of the bridegroom of DeBary. Each WO 8 010fl blue chiffon o fashioned along the empire silhouette with a full flowing skirt. The off-theshoulder neckline was accented by a deep ruf fle. Each carried a nosegay of blue- tipped carnations showered with blue and white stremners. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a white organza gown fashioned along the Illh°uetta. Chanfilly lace lianced the bodice with a Queen Ann neckline and the long tapered sleeves. A double flounce formed the hemline which flowed into the attached train with a redingote back. A lace headpiece secured her fingertip veil illusion and she carried a of white roses showered with blue and white baby $ breath and natural foliage. Ron Carey, Orlando, served the bridegroom as best man. Ushers were Larry HltteU, the bride's brother, Sanford; Ronnie Nance, brother-in-law of the bride from Sanford; and Bob Griffith of Orlando. Flower girl was Tina Llndlau, the bridegroom's niece Contest VICA Jeff Pelzer, 17, a Lyman High School Junior, won first place in In And Around Winter Springs WI A ___________ MEEK Jib, were married May 5 at the First Church of the Nazarene, Sanford, Rev. Jack Cates performed the ceremony. - First - p (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) AMP-- : 50 In State -. 4 - W*ins Junior 7. f MisS Robin Darlene Hitteil an d Harold H. Hodges Jr. - abdomen will tighten ab months. She had a virus an domlnal mcls and help wastakenoffalldairYproduct shrink the waistline. The only for two weeks. Since then whe reason such exercises work is she's been offered Milk, she' Lyman __-- 9 temporary fatigue- - — Tuesday, May 8, 1979-7A - - 2 IIJRSEL. \ I/r S Evening Herald, Sanford, FL inch waist. Then overnight I 7 Labor group 40 Biblical word 8 Italian island 42 IJCl fl1 9 American MOUTH? A 16 Greek colony 41 Taring 20 Kittens cry 43 Procurator of 24 Not employed I Colleg e degree (abbr.) 21 Bees' homes 25 Flattening Judea 27 Egg part (p1.) 2 Pronoun 22 Wear away 45 English poet 3 Depression ini- 23 Spur 31 Solemn 7 Easy a t : ry 32 First-rate 4 English 26 Today (camp. wd) admiral acronym 28 Regional IT FROM THE ' S DOWN 1Shore bird by Mort Walker S ______ 60 New Haven 15 Of two pans tree 17 Cherry seed 61 Small fly 18 Urgent 62 Feminine BEETLE BAILEY _____ AR knowledge 59 River in 13 Luggag e item 14 Undivided A TCUOTAF It' s that tim again. Time when you young Me@ out there can try out for Many Happy returns. make up the $20 necessary The auxiliary voted to NANCY BOOTH wimaspirbla Coffespondent 327-1735 A happy birthday wish goes to sponsor two youngsters for the Margaret Mini who became "35 recent Youth Day. This project and holding" ori AprU 30. was under the auspices of the Seminole County Youth Louis Torres will reach the Planning Counc1l. It cost $12 per interested in assuming the appropriate positions following the apprenticeship, if they have the ability of this man. ELDA NICHOLS (Herald Photo by Elds Nichols) - . • K '." from left Jeff Pelier intl thu trameti " i oms,, • G1*V1n1111 M the Miss Winter Springs title. ReOitrsUon will be held on i6y 19, from 11 A.M. to I p.=, 0 Q73 _fuffs~ th6'third * one, pum 8 6 5'2 at the Winter Springs • Q 532 trumps and leads the Jack 4 K 87 / Recreation CSI*ST clubs to East's king. Esat distinguished age of 64, one child. SOUTH To be sUble to participate in has a chance to go wrqng year shy of retirement, an May in othei business, delegates # A K8 7 3 DEAR ABBY: My mo her reach you. So please, Abby, wW marbles. and lead a diamond On contesk entrarits must be Shawn, reached the rip old age 30. According to Lau, he will and alternates to the upcoming 74 just finished reciting the same South's diamond finesse (tir ; single, faniale, between the of 11 on April You ask your readers to write you print your address? Thank 0 KJ9 Shawn still be going strong, many District and State conventions him. But East returns speech she recites every year and let you know if they see you. ages of 15-19 yurs of age and a celebrated this event with a triP vears from now. Happy Bir. were chosen. 106 club. FRUSTRATED just before Mother' s Day. It DEAR ABBY T-shirts, resident of Winter Springs. to Farrell's old fashioned Ice thday. Vulnerable: Both District delegates are JerryThe defense thrM has begins, "Now please don't nightgowns, or any other item lucky girl chosen, along cre parlor. DEAR FRUSTRATED: Dealer: North tricks in and South h Ann Hoffman, Kay Bessent, throw your money away on a for sale bearing your name, Move over. Now we're BOTH with her court, wiU be crowned Daughter Karen, better ess where her ladyship At a regularly scheduled Gladys Ramsey, Kay Baylor, West saying it's being done without frustrated. YOU didn't give we East South Lated He has a clue. Ea at the Miss Winter Springs known as "Kippy" has several meeting of the Ladles' Roberta Glenday and Mary gift for me... I don't need Pass Pass 14 a nything." has shown up with ace-ki Pageant to be held this fall. Her events coming up your permission, and that YOUR address! MY address is Pam 3 # this month. Auxilia y to to VFW Post No. Rowell, Alternates chosen were Pass 40 king. Ile might well ha Abby, I know my mother unless you put a slop to it you 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly HiUs, ass "es will consist of piresiding She will reach legal voting age 5405, Winter Springs, it was Laverne Wells, Barbara doesn p opened the bidding if he h ' t NEED anything, but I will lose your copyrighted over the annual Winter Springs (18) on May 14. Graduation day announced that a total of Slgfrled, Dottie Keith, Grace an extra queen, so Sotift Parade and representing the for Kippy Is May 18. And, on $X61.52, in food, canteen books, Mayo, Margaret Minz and enjoy giving her presents, and must have meant to her, name. You ask us to let YOU dressed to me In care of your f;,l Opening lead Q it takes the pleasure out of it for because after she died I found know the name and address of newspaper will reach me. city in a variety of f unctions May 19, she will become the magazines, etc was donated to Elai ne Mtares away among her any store carrying such items, ttroughout the year. bride of Terry Young of patients at the Tampa VA Dept. of Fla. VFW state me when she takes this attitude. them tucked all neatly bound but you don't give us YOUR I wish you'd tell mothers that souvenirs CONFIDENTIALTOJ.R.E.: The event is sponsored by the Memo" Tenn. The ceremony Hospital on the last trip. convention delegates include children of all ages enjoy giving together with a ribbon. She had address! Sure, we can send it to Relax and be yourself. "The e Winter wi Grassville, Ladies' Auxiliary to th ll place in take You hold. The Auxiliary voted to Gladys Ramsey, Kay Baylor, By Oswald Jacoby so please saved every one of them! gifts on Mother's Day, in g) most exhausting thing in life is the newspaper (like I'm do SWinp Fire Department and Ark. sponsor four youngsters in the and Grace Mayo. Alternates accept th and Alan Sontag DEAR ABBY: I have a but ft e and we being iueincere." (Anne find. em graciously. takes more t im #6 its volunteers. As In the PUt, 5th grade pod at the Winter are Mary Rowell, Roberta VAK9716 SOMEBODY'S DAUGHTER question I'm sure many other can't be sure the letter will ever bergh) Today's hand makes four the Fire Deputment will assist Charles " Chuck"Rowell, Springs Elementary School to a Glenday and Nancy Booth. • A 542 spadesuthas to lose two president Esther Jacobs has DEAR DAUGHTER: Don' t women my age would like to the is'es with their endeavors. longtime city resident and to Circus World. All but K heart tricks and one club. He ki SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL Her attitude know the answer to, so please former councilman, celebrated four of the children were able to appointed Mary Rowell blame your Your partner responds one has two club losers if East check with your medical ex• t others, TbeWhftSprInV VFW Post his 54th birthday on April 20. go. so the auxillary decided to secretary for the coming year. Is typilcol of holds both the king and spade to your heart openflig. t want their children perts and print your answer: 11ey don' No. 5405, bdd an electim at its queen, but since East has A Florida reader asks w I am 48 and have not had a to deny tbernselves anything In last IniethI to only one of those cards he rebid we recommend. period a year. an get We simply rebid to t avoids the loss of two clubs order to buy piI Robert Dysart WU #1&U 'f hearts. HEAR ," by finessing twice. child i pregnait' £I " ' 1 know. When I was a poet elected to Whenhegetsaroundto the INEWSPAPF.KFNTEUI'ItISFASIOIO NOJOKINGMATTER recall vividly m" own beloved Ernie Heffner as 1elected was diamonds all he tm to do is DEAR JOKE: Even though 34 "earl) othe (Do you have a questioni!) yar trwAn. FOR HELP? aefffsdplliie is needed today, YOU are able to comfortably ueen and as the experts? Write Ash in ir business, the Pod Ut or else youre likely to be med. Watch out for loopholes. you readers a ll know, bride Experts." care of this new an'esessta. ihave everything pregnant are slIm, 1 advise you Ow dde for the ARMS (Murch 21-April 19) column Souths find those per. Individual questions 9181 tri ppedp your own Susie, a sweet. gentle nlnetyladies about I need."So instead of buying a to take precautlow on every an *1iat1onof be answered it dccompar carelessness. e war" lest Putonthemoetdlploflhaticand mlulng two-year old beagle, Is 8 hUfldled. coaceva occ • ••Ittif gift I gave her something by stamped. self-addresçi acethatvoucanmuater uhi times in officers for the year someone catch you off-guard. It Is also easy to get to four envelopes. The most interé3XUI g ado SW al p•10 tion from money co ul dn't buy. I wrote a -The event will be held on J5 DEAR ABBY: I have been VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) today. Opposition ' LUIUWI5 spades provided both North ing questions will be use4i • poem-or .4Mr teIiInI her how reauuig ,0u Further Infonnatlon will be the Humane Society in "ears Unless u have an excellent strong. You could lose out and South push a trifle In the this column and will recM4 it becoms.i much 1 apprecIated her. Years and I really enjoy It, but I do biddina. North has 10 high. copies of iAcoirrmoDERA4 1mvided as Seminole . 'tint toe m& record, money-related entirely. later I realized how much they believe you have lost our avaWkble. on East 25th Street, ava a donaftwas Voted SPIDER MAN ' Sanford, After being hit by Stan L and John Romia to I dra g ged AS 7'1RcSERTJON/SATTACKEp MFAR8Y... 06 SMIMIS cowly Youth LZIS herself Into the -VU MUST E-in YWA festftw where she found. unable Of K4TE. LEARN TO to stand, after barking help. Many other pw Hoffmans, Jerry-Ann doorg$, ppks, cats and " rub D401 111111111 Ueaiare afooawaiUng 04 a b an I" low mmkL adoption by new ownen. /: -' Dear . ..- Am thi . - . E VOII - -. PLEA Fifl nil .-. . 1 . 1Id - (• ': . I • - .'. . :• Th. AA _ -- _ _ 1979 AN1'ID0T ammi NO L.J r ri 11 [ Ole. • • • —••. .. ft as lOONIES . - - Outstanding Mom by Craig L.ggtt by T. K. Ryan TUMBLE WEEDS End Of The Year "ClassParties" WK Pt OU'ThEYMUSTA Fl.OUt CAKS 1Z 1NAT A 1W1.I FP OR A RMPYL-INOV Z A 8 see IN . With Herald Is .nbsrldng on a IMF °'' OM SNfOI'd Fistival of hdso Tspk: I% Vkim For The Of chm In sookrd. M Cox - .. - --------- .- .-------- -- - - — ••-. — - -k-- - —- -------- ------ -- -- -, — S -. -- — .. dALL 322-9353 Mayili-7:36p-m- *0 -. - - -. Special Daytime Rates Until The End Of May For Small Groups... - 1W, welm Wroft to our rudem (W ms WF It You kmw of a wMa who, In YM 001111110 Is dpwft of mwM u a addsaft motber, Id u kobw. ALANlbra TA 13, fad Mother's Dey, May . ••.-'-_.-_---.w---- ,— -- --- ----. Breathtaking butterflies In diamonds, rubles, em:ralds and sapphires. a. Earrings, pair, SM to SM b. Pendant, $135 to $150 c. Bar pin. $135 to $150 d. Stickpin, $13) All in 14 karat gold. EkWt gift wrap at no "tv chair. ZaW and Friends make wishes come tMe. SKATING NW &J4a1 i.- '- -. - •-.--- - _-.-':__. -- . S -. ------------ . . • - — �. IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, May 8,1979 by John Jakes is set in 1775 as Philip Kent risks his life as a captain In the Colonial Army during the Revolutionary War. EVENING (Pr I of 2) 6:00 @300 0 MOVIE NEWS STUDIO SEE Visits a ballerina, campers in Nova Scotia, sea turtles and Donny and Jimmy Omnnd hk. stage () ' 6:30 "Anatomy Of A Seduction" (Premiere) Susan Flannery. Jameson Parker A divorced woman becomes romantically involved with the couege-age son OT ner best friend Legal Notice Jack becomes so angry with Janet and Cttrlssy that he accepts a lob as live-in cook for Larry's boss. c2J 1 12 NBC NEWS (4JOCBSNEWS 0 ABC NEWS VILLA ALEGRE ALEXANDER'S BACHTIME 7:00 ?I1 -' " " @1) MARY TYLER MOORE Georgette is forced to cope with the two opposite lOs of the men in her life when the Baxters' adopted son David found to have the brain of a genius. SAND Young string musicians who come from all over the country to play in Carnegie Hall concerts perform undef the direction of Alexander Schneider. 9:30 U TAXI A film company mak. THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT ing a movie about taxi drivers turns Louie's garage into a glamorous setting complete 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB 10:00 OSTARSKY & HUTCH Star. @JMATCHGAMEP.M. sky and Hutch become so involved in competition for a policewoman's affection that they almost forget about the murderer they were hunting €TODAY IN THE LEGISLA.. 0 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND 0 SHA NA NA Guest: Little Anthony. CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: PaulSand. *D DICK CAVETT Guest: Fritz O 8:00 €11 STUDIO SEE (MON, TUE. THU.FRI) € FOOTSTEPS(WED) withchampagne. jTODAYINFLORlDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA NEWS people through the desert and deliver God's law to them. CHASE PAPER @3OTHE First-year law student James Hart makes the serious error of coming to his contract law class unprepared. (R) 0 HAPPY DAYS Fonzio becomes extremely upset when he learns that his nephew Chachiwas the victim of a slick con man ED PREVIN AND THE PITTS BURGH "Yehud, Menuhin" Violinist Yehudi Monuhin is the principal performer In an evening of chamber music with Andre Previn and cellist Anne Marlindalo. 8:30 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Loverne, convinced there is a formula. convinces Shirley to stake out the vat room one night withher. 9:00 OHOGAN8 HEROES QMERVGRIFF1NWED) BEWITCHED Legal Notice .. . -- -. -- . -COUNTY, -....IN -SEMINOLE BEING (2)(4)00(12)NEWS €Z) DICK CAVETT Guest: Legal Notice FLORIDA. AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS . 900 (2) (A) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS % IarIt,ie t12 DINAH! EDUCATIONAL PRO, CRAMMING 9:55 (4) UPBEAT 10:00 2)l CARD SHARKS @3 ALL IN THE FAMILY(R) 10:30 (4)FOR OUR TIMES (TUE) OWHEWI 10:55 0 CBS NEWS 11.UU (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS @)OTHEPRICEISRIGHT 0 LAVERNE 8. SHIRLEV(R) 11:30 LEGALNOTICE Notice of Public Hearing Notice 5 hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of CnEn,,'$ •'0' ,lI,,'.n,-i,.,• n.,hi.. .,'••..0.hearings pursuant to regulations promulgated by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, for the following purposes: 1 Performand Hearings pertinent to the implementation of approved projectS, 2 Public Hearings in which the 1979 Community Development Block Grant Program will b presented. Public HearingswillbehetdMay I, i9lOandMayB, 1979,atl:OOP.M., in the Redding Gardens Community Facility, in The City of Sanford, Florida. Interested citizens are invited to attend hearings, and to comment in favor of, or opposition to or000sed projects. . Dated this 24th day of April 1919. by Thomas Wilson, Ill Executive Director Publish. April 27, 29, 308. May 1,8, ____________________ (2J(L2)WHEELOFFORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD 1919 _D.EU21 Frank Garcia. FICTITIOUS NAME AFTERNOON 11:30 Jtl2) TQNIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Boone Narr, Larry Gatlin. @DTHE NEWLYWED GAME OBARNABY JONES A man who refuses to reveal his Idontity to Barnaby requests the detective at gunpoint to find his missing son. (fl) 0 ABC MOVIE "Diamonds" (1976) Robert Shaw, Richard Roundtree. A diamond me,chant plots to rob a diamond vault with a security system designed by the man's twin brother. MORNING 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 6:00 (2) EARLYDAY @JAGRONSKY AND COMPA. NY(MON) 12:00 ('2) PASSWORD PLUS @3THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 00 12) NEWS ED EDUCATIONAL PRO. CRAMMING 1230 2J NEWS (A) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 (23(12) DAYS OFOUR LIVES (AD MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (A) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 (23(12) THEDOCTORS DONELIFETOLIVE - Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 2609 Hiawatha Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of SEMINOLE AUTO SPE CIALTY'S and that we Intend to registersaidnamewith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the' provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit. Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig David J Etiga Wendy W. Eads tuoiisn May L 1, 22, 79, 1979 DEJ)9 - . . , rAn - Seminole 322-2611 . •- -. - 831- 9993 .. CLASSIFIED DEPT. .-. -S SJhS-_ '• as WOMEN AND MEN (A) 30 MINUTES (THU) 3 CRACKERBARREL (FRI) SNOTPORWOMUNOY _____ ,, itim ................. 4ka 3 consicutIv ttm.s . . . . 3$c a 7cOii$ICUtIVCtII1WS .... . 33C a HOURS 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. _____________ LrLAZA1 'l 7:3* 9:35 WALT DISNEY BEDKNOBS ' & 6:30 ('4DKU'TANA OTHELITTLERA8CALS BROOMSTICKS 6:45 ED AM. WEATHER CURT REYNOLDS Smokey BandIt PLAZA II ONLY WEDS. ' 2:15 - 4:05 7:45. 9:40 ALL SEATS H*i1712t 222121$ A CARLOAD 990 6:47 @DEYEW1TNESSDEAFNEWS 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR 700 (23(12)TODAY @30 MONDAY MORNING (MON) @30 TUESDAY MORNING ('rUE) @30 WEDNE8DAY MORN. ING(WED) (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) 00000 MORNING AMERI. ED SESAME STREET 7:25 . (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA Plus At 10:15 GRAND THEFT AUTO 3:00 U GENERAL HOSPITAL EDSTUDIOSEE , - 6:25 (2)POPI GOES THE COUN. TRY(MON) 2D PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRI) ('23 THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) Hwi *792 3227502 @30 GUIDING LIGHT (12) NEWS 7:30 Ii) (12) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERICA ______________ 4:00 123 EMERGENCY ONEI (14D THE ODDCOUPLE 0 THE LUCY SHOW (MON. TUE, THU. FRI) OKIDSWORLD(WED) (12) MAKE ME LAUGH ED SESAME STREET I S 4:30 (AD MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE I U DERDLINES Noon The Do1 Before Publication (ClASSIFIED AD! Surdaj - Noon Fridaj __________________________ _______________________________ _____________________________ ______ ____________________________ -,'s0na -- ___________ _____________ Florist to share ride from Sanford to N. Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon..Fri. 322.435-4. LOST: Boxer Bull Terrier Male, Mullet Lk. Pk. Rd. area. Little boys pet, please return or call. Brn, __________________________ BIk, wh, on face, neck, leg. 10-lbs. Reward 349-5504. ______________________________ - - 13 cId• ________________________ 41-Houses , W.GVn.tIWhit. 'Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial ______________________________ Ph0ne322-7U1,Sanford 3222611 EVERY DAY someone Is lookIng for what you have to sill. Call '.' - -.21"SitUatiOnS Wanted _______________________________ BARGAIN OLDER AOME that needs some TLC. 2481 Palmetto nv,. sZJ,SW. - Cedege Studints desIring YARDWORK. Call before - 3flC0;aher7p.m.322-0797. ___________________________ _________________________ 9a.m. _______ portunties - ,," NEW Ostein. Ouren Ave. Large lot 3 BR 2 8 3 nIce BR's. Will rent by week $17 or month. Working people 01' senior citizens. 332.1183 after 5 p.m. ,, INC. REALTOR3237s32 Eve, 322-12, 322.1587, 332.7177 1176.41 feet to a point on the S'wly R NOT ICE OF FORM Agreement to be used will be AlA W line of SR. 436; thence 5 f ADMINISTRATION Sealedbidswlllbereceivedbythe A101, 1977 edItion, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING degrees 12' 12"E along said S'wly R School Board of Seminole County, PLACES FOR EXAMINING BID CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST W 33000 feet to the point of begin Florida, until 10:00a.m. on May 32. DOCUMENTS: THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL ning. Thence continue 5. 47 degrees 1979, at the of f ice of the SuperinThe School Board Office 5:00 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED I?' 42" E along said R W tine 26000 tendent, 121) Meilonville Avenue, 121) Mellonvllle Ave. feet; thence S. 42 degrees 47' 18" W Sanford, Florida 32771, at which IN THE ESTATE: (2) CAROL BURNETT AND Sanford, Florida 32771 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 200.00feet; thence N. 47 degrees 12' time and place all proposals FRIENDS that the administration of the estate 42" W. 26000 feet; thence N. 42 received will be publicly opened and The Daimwood Derryberry ________________________ of ROBERT MEHARO, deceased, degrees4l' 18"E2°°feettothepolnt read aloud for furnishing General Pavelchak Parnership FileNumber7l-119 CP, ispendlng in of beginning; subject to a utility Contractor services for the con. 250 South Hwy. 1792 the Circuit Court for Seminole easement over the S'wly 10 feet. struction of: Casselberry, Florida 32707 II: ZONING Section County, Florida, Probate Division, Project: Altamorde Elementary, the address of which is Seminole DESIGNATION Local Plan Rooms C.? (Corn Jackson Heights Middle, Lake CITYOF Oil A I N I NO i 00 I NO Orienta Elementary, Sabal Point County Courthouse, Sanford, mercial). WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA SECTION III: CONDITIONS OF Elementary, Park DOCUMENTS: Bidders may obtain Florida 32171. The personal Sterling Notice of Public Hearing None. representative of the estate is ANNEXATION Elementary, and WInter Springs documents by phoning the office ci WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SECTION IV. REDEFINING Elementary, the Architect, 305.134-2110, the MILDRED MEHARG, whose ad'iOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by dress is 11418 M.65, Lachine, LIMITS BY DECLARATION following date: April 25, 1979. Estimated Construction Cost: Legal Notice C - - ') Springs, Florida, that said City the personal representative's at. of Casseiberry, Florida, be and it is and cessful bidder shall provide a Deposit for Plans herewith and hereby redefined so as Specifications: 550.00 per Council will hold a public hearing at torney are set forth below, Performance, Payment and the City of Winter Springs CornAll persons having claims or to include said tract of land herein PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, Guarantee Contract Bond and a Bid munity Building, on Tuesday, May demands against the estate are described. The description herein BIDDING and other CONTRACT Bond called for in the 79. 1979, at 7:30 p.m., or as soon roquired, THREE contained shall include all streets, DOCUMENTS WILL BE ISSUED specifications, WITIIUf thereafter as possible, to consider MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF roads, highways. alleys, and ONLY BY; All bids must be received bfore avenues located within or between the specIfied time and enclosed In a WILLIAM A. cOX, A.I.A., AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk areas annexed herein in Section I the outside 'Proposal" and the title' OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA of the above court a written state. 735 North Thornton Avenue of thework,thedateandthenameol AMENDING SECTION 3SOF THE ment of any claim or demand they hereof. Orlando, Florida 37$03 SECTION V: AMENDMENT OF the bidder. The School Board ci Phone: (305) $91299) WINTER SPRINGS CODE OF OR. may have. Each claim must be In OFFICIAL CITY MAP- That the on or after April 30, 1979, and all Seminole County reserves the right DINANCES RESTRICTING THE writing and must indicate the basis City Clerk be and Is hereby questionsrelative tobidding shall be toaccept or reject any or all bids or HOURS OF SALE OF CERTAIN tortheclalm,thenameandaddress authnrizv' to amend, alter and directed to waive any infarmalities in the ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN of the hl ..oent *Hn,. said supplement the official city map ot WINTER SPRINGS: PROVIDING Bid security in thesmount of five bidding. No bids shall be withdrawn the City of Casselberry, Florida to 1op SEVERABILITY: PROVID. cIaIn.,4otyej due, the date when it percent (5 percent) ci the bM&bid , for a period of 30 calendar days include the annexation Ccflto;ned to ,;i I NL1C'rTAND PRO- will become due shall be stated. If :1 b'd' will be required. Contract Section I hereof. VIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE, the claim is contingent or stipulate a one hun. without the consent of the Board. SECTION VI: SEVERABILITY Datedthis2lth day of February, died percent (100 percent) per. A copy of said Ordinance shall be unliquidated, the nature of the If any section or portion of a section 1979. available at the office of the City uncertainty shall be stated. If the tormance and payment bond in the of this ordinance proves to be InThe School Board of Seminole total contract amount of Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, claim is secured, the security shall valid, unlawful or unconstitutional, County Florida, for all persons desiring to be described. The claimant shall project ordered. it shall not be held to Invalidate or s Mr. Robert 0. Feather, THE SCHOOL BOARD OF exaniine.sarne. deliver sufficient copiesot the claim Impair validity, force or effect Chairman SEMINOLE COUNTY, All interested persons are invited to the clerk to enable the clerk to FLORIDA any other section or pert of this 5 Mr. William Layer1 By: WILLIAM P. LAYER to attend and be heard. mail one copy to each personal ordinance. SuPerintendent THiS NOTICE shall be published representative. SUPERINTENDENT SECTION VII: ANNEXED AREA Publish: April 24, May 8, 15, 1,79 Publish: May 1, S II, 1979 in the Sanford EvenIng Herald, a Allpersonslntere$tedmntpieestate RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES DEI.l01 DEJI1 newspaper of general circulation in to whom a copy of this Not Ice of That upon this ordinance becoming the City, one (I) time at least fifteen Administration has btSTI nailed are effective, the properly owner in the days prior to the time of the public required, WITHIN THREE atmyedescribedannezedara shall hearing. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF be entitled to all of the rights and DATEDthi5$thdayof May, 1979. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF are privileges and immunities CITY OF WINTER THISNOTICE,tofileanypbj,ctjorts frorntimetotimedeterminedbythe SPRINGS, FLORIDA they may have that challenges the governing authority of the City of NOTICE OP TAX SALE validity of the decedent's will, the By: Mary T. Norton Notice is hereby given that on the 30th day of May, 1979 9:00 A.M. at the Casselberry, Florida, and the City Clerk qualifications of the personal Court House in Sanford. County ci Seminole, State of Florida, Tax Sale provisions of the Charter of the City PublIsh May 8, 1979 representative, or the venue on of Csselberry, Florida in ac CeftifiCatflWillbesOldonthefollOwingdescribidlandtopaytheamOUnt DEJ 47 jurisdiction of the court. due for sit opposite the together with all costs 09 such cordance with Chapter 171-044, Laws ialeandalladvertislng. Salewill beheld in Room 103. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND c Florida, 197k OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED 0. Troy Ray, Jr. SECTION VIII: EFFECTIVE Tax Collector WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. This ordinance shall DATE Date of the first publication of this become effective 30 days after i Seminole County, Florida Notice of Administration: May Sth, final passage and adoption. •"•'Sanford Town of PB 1 pge 56 to & & ii. 1979. "113 115 116 & 117 FIRST READING this 16th day of Mildred M.tiarg Lot 10 BIk 11 Tell Hardj Oseele & rtrtoia $65.69 April. AD. 1919. "Dixie Tiresce 1st £4.6 ii 10 ig 29"•'•"••.."•..... As Personal Representative SECONDREADING thIs 73rd day Lot 7 Ilk H Sing IMiter $12.95 ci the Estate of ci 'April, AD. 1919. "Otodsri11e Heights 75 4 42'•"•"."se"..... ROBERT MEHARG READING AND FINAL 20 ft of Lot 29 4 6,11 Lot beech i.z'ioa S $235.76 Deceased ADOPTION this 23rd day ci April, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAl. "LIke Haa'u.y lisnor B pg 24.••esIeSs•ses....ss..s..... A.O. 1979 REPRESENTATIVE: 1ot 1 Lubert Q*Ienhta it, si APPROVED: huih Woods PB 15 Pg 93•••••••.•••••.•••.•...•••,. Philllp H. Logan-of Bill B. Grier, 34 Purl. John i a. Istt7s $130.89 SHINHOLSER LOGAN AND Mayor MONCRIEF City of Casselberry, Post OlIki 50* 2279 kp, Jr. Ts* Goiliosor 0. Florida isSiio I COUBS7 hondA Sanford. FlorIda 32771 ATTEST: TelePhone: (305)333.3640 Mary W. Hawthorne, Publish May 1, I, 15, 22, 1979 Publish May I, 15, 1979 City Clerk DEJ I? , TWISS CC COYIbQTtD Ix Jul PUiLiIi4M DEJ51 Publi$h:May I, 8,15.22, 1979 DEJ 1 set as or O requirements - as taxes herein u.1euawarvJ2iiA bullet ta*t.n be,iu i giavy same, - . pg , GIVE TO BRING HOME THE 0000 TASTE •ii.l1$.IC'I P OCINC*H,vii.. 2' - Low Down Payment Cash for your loft Will buIld Oil your Icier our $09. Y EnterprIse, Inc. M1dSIIAC.,Realtor 6443013 _____________________________ FURNISHEDAPT. IYW!EKO*MONTH 323-4697 ___________________ SANFOROCOURT . APARTMENTS .t:. 3301 S. Sanford Avenue .'1nergy Efficient" studio apt. Ideal for single person many -'security features, attic storage, pbric covered walls, shag ': savers to reduce el. bills. ',,.i site manager. 323-3301. Malor telephone company ' openings for ENGINEERS hoar Charolotte, NC. Taking plications for ENGINEERS familiar with stepby.step, crossbar, or digItal stOZ, programs systems, tran. Ip. REALTY lBRfurnapt. Adults.nopets. $139.3222296aft.1. ____________ '' ' b," .,,,- -- OVER $4 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL, irn -- FANTASTICII$R,7balhpiom,in Pinecrost wCentraI H.AC, w-w - -----)'SR, l½bmth. $2$Oa mo., fIrst. -- Iast.300$MapleAvs.b.twe.nl.4 p.m. or Tel. (1.904) 775.75U. -- .- patio, FR, on a beautiful landscaped lOft JI1tst 139,9001 - " .1 BEAUTIFULt ExecutIve 3 BR, 2 Ancy Trainee - 'I Are you a self start. !_! phone 8. an aggreeslt f1OfIaIitvI$the ksy tosuca Excellent opportunity for pie of room for advanceme Enthusiastic only nes ap Call 323.5176 for Appoint4 NOTICE ' voice ii DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS Evening Disk clerk, 2 nigh Exp. preferred. A.pplylnp.Ii Day's Inn, Sanford. to of Sanford 339-1N3 Msetlngs BusIness .7:301st Ti*s. LET'S SE HONEST If you weren't IQokig is, ii CreeryOij.j$dl5'tbe re thisad,afldifw,I.eren.,lool someone to a iz tois woul*t'tbeps.r. If you want if a; Every Wsd.& Sat.. ,, Early Birds 7:13p.m. opportunity to These Five Hundr,d daIsIeS a call 1900433.$I0$ any1im rerrne.Jage, ____________________ you know that your '0db or organization can psar In this listing nech for only $3.50 r 'sek? This is an ideal *'y to Inform the public d your club actfvitisi. Breakfast k,. ApI, iiji HOliday limof $$nford 8. enlakefrw, w89k Relief Night AINs,, p• Apply in person $otid i 0 Sanford, on lake frsg. - SECRETARy saI.s',' helpful, dictaphone tyIA mature person. Apply att$$1 Line EnIesprl, Rudls,'ICi $a.11srd Aw,o,t, - or. organ;tlZItisn would like to be iinchisd' Wi this listing nf)iW WORLD • ______ __________ The Real Estate Agency us,. MAKE A WISH! 4 BR, 1½ ffi home In MaylaW with split Si plan, pan. Mu, Central H.AC, FR. patio, 1g. SRi, escelient neIghborhood, close $ schools 8. shoppingi BPP WARRANTED. Only 121.5101 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LIADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 Sanford's Sales eader 322.2420 4j MODERN 3 EDROOM, 2 BATH BLOCK HOME ON S ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. 2 ARTESIAN WELLS WITH FENCED PASTURE. 543.000. IfraM 5S$iSflIMnt jpj .j' 4.-. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service CL.AUWI*D DIPARTMI$T - 'REALTORS (B ____ 4 2x 24 HOUR TORTUROUS 3 BEDROOM HOME ON SACRES FIT FOR A FARM. WOULD GROW WEEDS BUT VEGETABLES DO BET TER. TAKE YOUR PICK WHY WOULD YOU WANT A 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, BLOCK HOME FOR $24,900? FHA AND SELLER PAYS CLOSING COSTS AT THAT PCE, ________ ________ OLD 2 STORY FARMHOUSE ON AN ACRE. WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS FULLY RESTORED LIKE NEW FORMER MANSION. UNLUCKY?TRYTHISGREAT)3 ROOM HOME ON A FINE LAKE NEAR DEBARY. PRICED TO SELL 3 BR, 1"? B home w-large above ground pool. This home would be ideal starter home for young family or ret, couple. Call Jean Edwards, Associate Eve. $301303. Fireside Realty, Inc. BIG HOMES AND BIG OAKS ON THE SAME STREET. yard. Low equity & mortgage payments less than $165 mo. Hurry-won't last long. 3231412. WHO WOULD WANT A NICE 4 BEDROOM, 2½ BATH HOME NESTLED IN AN ORANGE GROVE LAKE HOWELL AREA, FOR $51,900? LOTS OF FOLKS. CALL US. 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, 7 CAR CARPORT WITH SUNDELII ON QUIET CURvE, $39,500. YOU'LL DESPISE THIS FINE WCi a WV - -- ,D I P1- I. I ,Jfl P1 C P1, it P1 WOULD YOU CONSIDER A BRAND NEW LOG HOME IN SUNLAND AREA FOR 539.000. WE CAN GET IT BUILT FOR YOU. SEIGLER REALTY ' BROKER 34-il S. MyilleAve., Sanford Sanford 3210440 DeLand 6$.$335 - • Lake Mary. Low 50's. YOUR NEW ENERGY SAVER HOME ON LARGE TREED LOTS SPECIAL PRICES TO lit BUYERS COMPLETION 11 DAYS WATCH FOR - All 55550$ Homes COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE AT FLQYD & 0000HA*T. GEO. WILMER AISOC. INC. IIALTORS$31.ö*, ' . assume - .00niforhorses,fishpond,33 w FR. 5 acres $69,750 Tn level country home, beautiful acre, fruit & pecan trees Completely fenced $69,000 Want to build We have the lot 5.4000 Business opportunity Aut radiator shop lantast location, good accounts- Own to help linance. 535.000 36 mobile home ideal for river. $850 furnished. Needs outside paint, Inside excell.ntt. 349-5535 or 323 0609. x - -.-''--,. ..-.--'-. -' '.- Sale 43-lots-Acreage 3 On lots zoned R.2. prime location. Water, sewer. Wm. Maliczowski, REALTOR. 3227953 75-Recreational .,y. 97 I mie West of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday 8. Saturday at 7:30. It's the Only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 901 255 $311 for further details Vehicles 1974 Impala Travel Trailer. 27' self contained A C cxc cona 53500 3?? 9123 aft 1 30 JUST MA'XE PA'YMENTS-'ol i' 75 modelS. Call 339 9100 or $31 1605 (Dealer). 73 Winnebago self contained Excellent condition Phone 32? 8181 1967 Mustang Convertible V I. PS, PB, many extras $1900. 322-7349 aft? 76-Auto Parts 4 UF Goodrich radial TA, FR 60x14 17 Volare, good cond., 4 door sedan, take over payments, nothing down 322 7902 mounted on Western mags Like new' $300 323 5028 Removed 1976 Mercury Marquis, 7 dr, power wds. power seats, AM FM 8 track stereo, many extras 327 0836. Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 1965 Mercury .1 Or H T Body. motor, tires good cond req gas. Make offer Ph 377 1000 77-Junk 'tars - - current Sticker WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311 3%SE Firti St. 3225622 _______________________ Foot lockers & trunks $16.99 up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 327 5791 'S ACRES FOR HORSES. COWS AND FISHERMEN. 20 ACRE POND ADJACENT. $20,000. Central Heat & AirCond. Free Est. Call Carl Harrisat SEARS,Sanford327.)77I Yazoo mower, self propelled, 5 hp. Clinton cast iron engine. A I cond, 1160 323 4375. ACRE ON A HILL. TOO CLOSE TO WEKIVA RIVER AND HIGHWAY 46. USELESS EX CEPT FOR HOME, MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS saoo 7'i ACRES A MILE ICO NEAR ' LAKE HARNEY FOR 58.250 I -- Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair LIcensed. 323 00)9 - - ________ I _____________________________ eranEflis - ExterlorClsaning _____________________________ B&P Exterior. Fungus & mildew removal. Roofs, walls, decks, etc. F nec Est. 3396066. 668 &.i35 __________________________ GlassiSCreen icreen-porches, pool end. ,wds. All type ne-glazing & wd. install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 332.8545, NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service DIrectory. ________________________ Groonng & Boardng ANIMAL HAvEN ROBSON MAR IJIE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, FIa. 32771 57-Sports Equipment I , BODEN Painting - Paper Hanging.. free es? Professiona: workmanship, quick, quality, r'unteQus 'ervic.L. 66$ 47*3. DANNY'S PAINTING Interlor.Extenior House Painting Licensed-Insured-Bonded FREEstirnates. (305) 3229463 lntenior& Exterior Painting ' Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Eat. 322 5545 Pluntlng Service ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg.Cds. 3230174; 322460) Osg.4 Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea Control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs. also air cond. cages. 33257$?. ________________________________ RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg U Scott Reagan 332.5177 I Man, quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios. Driveways etc.Wayn.B.al,377.1321 Sf-M,skal Merchandise RaIUn Custombuiltmronwork Window guards, gates etc. Martin's Il) ill), 339.1693 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory. Roof Repairs ______________ Lcwrey Organ, Holiday Model w bench. Exc. cond. $450. 163.1014. Free listing BROCHURE writs: CHIR OK E B I. AND CO. Murphy, N- C. 25906 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELINGIREpAIR 5.0. BALIPIT&ASSOC. 322-$M3 - Guitars, Drums. Banjos. Corn. plots. Thomas organs, pianos. Bali's Disc. Center Inc.. 220$ French Ave. 332-2253 Baa _47-NI Estate iitad a a 2-(aGSnden INSULATION - Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas 8. Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 37) 0839 or 904-731 670$ collect. - Concrete Work freeEstimate Call Mn. Taylor 37? $545 Expert roof repairs, built up 8. shingles & new work. Commer cial & residential. 323 7473. __________________________ ___________________________ All types, eqpt repair, trucx bodies, roof racks, portable eqpt. Martin's 373.1111, 339.7693 -. Call $307979 AFRICAN Vl0'tTS 322.9141 The Greenhouse Evssafter6lw,Ck.eflds Losing your home & credit? I *10catch up bach payments & buy equity. 322-02)6. FILL DI*T& TOP lUll. YELLOW SAND Call Dick LEy 323.7510 Baptist Church needs Sacm In Canelbenry area. . Painting BURFIELD'S Electric Service & Repair. Industrial, Comm. & ResidentIal. 322-9354 74 Hrs. _______________________ hom. uemonifra$ion. 4$.A-Oatof Stats Proy Yard Debris, Trash Appliarices& Misc. (LOCAL) 349 5371 Electrical _______________________ ________________________ Ugt* Itouling ______________________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 per Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 668-8335 General Landscaping. Rosd specialists, top soil & fill dirt, lawn maint, & tree trimming. 323-2941. 'essmaking Televisiop-35" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $100, Balance 517S or 5)2 ma. Still in DEVELOP AN RV PARK ON warranty. Call 531.17)1 day or nI"7ht. THIS 3$ ACRES WITH OVER _______________________ $00 FEET ON A MILE LONG O" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM. LAKE AND CRY ALL THE FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRC WAY TO THE BANK. 17,500 turntable. I hack tepla,L PER ACRE. Sold new $100, a real buy at only 5)20 or take up payments of $11 RESTORABLE MOBILE HOME ma. Call 831-17)4 for free ON ..CRES FOR $23,000? 2439$. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Lai Servic. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yns. Exp. $69 $562. ____________________________ Good Used Televisions. lb ano up, Miller's 3119 Orlando D. 322-0332 BRdKER No job too large or small. Corn ptete lawn service. iree estimale. 373 1881 Landscaping & Spraying 323 8049 call anytime. formerly Harniett'S Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322 5742 UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 322.26)1 or 831-9993. CAN'T SELL YOU A GOLF COURSE, BUT MAYBE A GORGEOUS CANAL FRONT HOMESITE ACROSS THE STREET FOR 5)5,000. Mong ____________ TOWER'SB!AUTYSALON pe.; SLUM ACREAGE? MAYBE IN 100 YEARS. THIS ALMOST AN 52-Appliances ACRE LAKE MARKHAM _______________________ ROAD WOULD MAKE IT IF KENMORE WASHER- Parts. YOU BUILD A 100 YEAR OLD Service. Used Machines. HOUSE. $14,900. MOONEY APPLIANCES 333.07 WHAT YOU PAY FOR A LARGE _______________________ WOODED HOMESITE IN AREA OF EXECUTIVE _5-TY_adio Stsre0 HOMES? $75,000. THAT'S ALL. _________________________ 3 Painting, carpentry, paneling, Siding, wds., anything to repair the home. 830 6309 Sam _____________________________ Beauty Care ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.95 ea. NEW coffee table with 7 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of - Sanford. 3221721. THIS 12 ACRES NEAR HWY. 46 WOULD MAKE SENSE IF YOU'D FILL THE BIG POND ON IT FULL OF CATFISH, * *HOUSE WANTED. InHeedof Repairs 333-IllS Eves. Home Repairs Appliances 51$DIJseid Goods WHY WOULD YOU WANT 42 ACRES ON LAKE BUTLER? $42,000. THAT'S WHY! a PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS FreeEsf 3230129affer5:30 -2 Retired men want repair work of any kind, including roofs. Free Estimates. 373-6543. _________________________ JACI FROST- Cent. (eat Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm. I. Res. 372 0208. 15' GE frostless ref. $150; Dinette table; twin bed cornp new $65; El adding mach, $30, 2 drawer desk $30; Alladdin port. kerosene heater, new 17%; 23" El hedge trimmer, new $30; 19' Husqvaroa chain saw. ewSIN 323 0)10. - TAKE. THIS 20 ACRES AND MAKE A GOOD PASTURE OR CITRUS GROVE,' $3,500 PER ACRE INCLUDING TREES. SLargest Listing Inventory Ooininant AdvertisIng Sm Hour Sales Training SMimber Realtors & ERA Nationol Referral Service OFuiI.Time Office Supervis SCompatible Associates SOver 23 Years E'.penience New 23$ Homes. 4 pd. intenst qualified bvypr. Low down paymen BUILDER. 333.3357. AT.DNA AUTO AUCTION For Estate Commercial & ReSt dental AuctionS & Appraisals Call Dell's Auction 323 5620 S pc. BR suite new, 1239; 5 pc. LR new $399; Loveseat $41.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes 169.95 & up; Ref. 5508. up; El. $toveS6o & up; full size draperies $10 1. up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford, 3221121. 2.9 ACRES UNUSUAL PROPER TV. TOO MANY TfIEES ON 3,000 FT. WATER HOLE. TOO MANY FISH. TAKE IT FOR $29,500. Real Estate Sales - - 72-Auction Beds, dbl. motel Box Springs & Matresses, $30 Set; Mattress only $20 ea. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 32) 7310 _____________________________ FOR SALE Furn., beds, arm chair, couch, desk, chair, radio, HiFi. 3223853. SEIGLER REALTY Real kstase Associate n.ec'ed w lIves in Sanford. Leads II nished. Call Tony Coppc 141 251$. 1911 Monte Carlo. loaded, low mi !.4.00( 1970 Ford p u. good shape. 11.200 322 8656. 8-Autos for Sale -_55-Boats & Accessories Stenstrom Realty, Realtors 79-Trucks-Trailers can 42Mobile Homes p .. for I NEAR LAKE MONROE. YOU CAN HAVE THIS LARGE COR NER LOT FOR $7,500 MAYBE LESS! Foe a confidential discussion ir career in Real Estate, Herb Stenstrofn, Realtor-Owe ci 3222420. '78 Honda Hulk. low mi , perfect cond. 327 8731, 32) 3759 PRING HOUSECLEA''NG' SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. We have a Singer Futura sewing I mach. Sold new for $630 was Christmas lay-away, there was only 11)6 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to have mach for locate You 5.116 cash or take up payments of II? mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call $31 1114 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. YEP' most wellkn Sanford's progressive, Sales VoIu Leader needs Associates, penanced or newly Iicen NowI - arry's Marl, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, fools. KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st Since 1937 322.7335 I 25415. French Ave. REALTY WORLD Realtors 8345400 __________________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3566or 323 7710 Cash 322.4132 Large selection team backed drapes; prints SOs 84,111.50 Pr.; solids 48 x 81 510.50 pr. Custom upholstery carpets. Free Estimates. $45 YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS LARGE ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH WITH ALL THE Buy for 323-5774 Day or Night ___________ ___________ to 'E BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur ni?ure Salvage. 322 $121. Need dumping site old concrete & gravel. Call collect 1 3056366068 ,3fl 0231,323-7)73322-O779 8 . 78-Motorcycles 68-Wanted n fl1 SO-Msceilaneous Handy man special. 2 lots w garage apt. Could be apt down stairs. Zoned comm. 520.000. . - WILL BUY EXISTING 1sf & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 1.D Wyruore Rd., Altamonte. 862 7483 - Inc. REALTOR, MLS BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 322 1621; 322 4160 &SokI 3 BR,? B split plan, FR, dbl cot lot. $6000 dwn & assume. No qualifying. Cal I Bart OWNER WILL ASSIST financing this spotless 3 BR Deltona home, C N&A, w•w carpet, pan. Den or DR. beautiful 1g. cor. lot. All for just sti,soo. Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our P insenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 32? 5181 C.,,4 ni 322.9283 II ft. Terry Iv?OseIf contained, air corid., canopy, Reese hitch & $ way bar. Park Ave. Trailer Pk. Review for the Fla. Real Estate Exam. Classes on May 12 1. 13. Call 645-5410 Tony Coppola DON'T UNDERSTAND AN OLD 3 School of Real Estate. BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY _______________________ TOO MANY CLOSETS AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACU. LATE 132.000. lB See our beautiful new BARRING TON wIap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3235200 3803 Orlando Dr. VA& FHA Financing EXCELLENT professional office location; Highway 11.92. Choice commercial locatIon. S.*todayt Our family needs a home in Seminole Co. Will make up back payments and assume mor tgage. Older home, country 8. needing repairs OK. Small down, Owner hold mortgage. REALTY Lake view lot. Loch Arbor. 105' paved rd.. 210' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal Lk. Only vacant lot In area. $14,950, REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322.71'9a ____________________________ a-Junk Cars Removed 47-A--Mortgages Bought ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. 64-Equipment for Rent ROChE'S 1 bldg. lots w-paved rd. frontage 8. beautiful oak trees In Osteen. Good terms. REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 862.3.555 327.1959 I 41-Real Estate Wanted Lake ApIs, Pearl Lake Causeway, Altamonte, 3270). 5 acres in Osteen, cleared w some trees on the lake. $19,500 sm. dwn. Owner hold. sun deck. Boathouse. Fishing dock. $89,000. - WisI l'IOMEOWNERS: Don't low yoer Credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 644251$. *44 Acres county acreage w citrus qrove & SRI6 frontage in Geneva, Attention developers' good price 8. terms. $59,000. TERMS NEGOTIABLE. - call: *Markham Woods Rd. 3 BR, 2 B. 4 acre country estate. Complete with horse stable 8. pasture, aJso quiet cottage 8. 1g. oak trees. Appt. onlyf SCENIC VIEW of St. Johns River - ck *223 YALE AVE. 3 BR, I bath, close to shopping 8. in quiet neighborhooO. New Listing. Excellent investment for rental. Only $26,500. 6 ACRES OVIEDO AREA WITH 3 BORED WITH THE SAME OLD HOUSES? TRY OUR NEW CROCKETT LOG HOMES SHIPPED TO YOU. UP TO 130.000 FOR DO IT YOUR SELFERS. JUST FOR YOUI 3 BR, 1½ beth home remodeled, all rooms. paneled, new ww carpet, fIreplace in Li, FR, close to sdiosls 8. shoppingt A buy 134.0081 41-Houses OWNER SAYS SELL EVERYTHING' 10 acre farm near Geneva includes mobile home, variety of farm anlmals-"as is" tractor & More. 535.750. carpet throughout, choice set tied neighborhood near shop ping $28,850 LONESOMEHOMEI3$R,lbaffi homeln $unfendw.dI'ningara., Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR, 1 B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home 8. downtown. 127.500 w.excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 322 6457 or 322.7111 aft S. 323 5321 ___________________________ CAPE COD HOME IN THE COUNTRY. NEVER LIVED IN. 4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS, 1*900. . - (CD)) AC,fireplac.,eq..at-inkitchen, Filevery imaginsbl.fealurel BPP WARRANTED. Your wish corns true for 572,1001 WanchOHe 0 I . 322.IdlE . .... REALTY Arbort Peel, Patio, Central H. BInS, . *ipIn. I i.h.Ih.Ibt. w. hi ....................w carpet, specioun backyard & much morel Perfect for newlyweds or refund couplet Nice locatlont SPP WAR. RANTED. Yours for 521.5001 Cheper 30 Hwy. 17.93 MECHANICTRAINIE For V.W,'s RN'S & LPN's, Enloy clean fresh, cool water running by your front door. Swim, fish or lust relax on your own private estate & "castle" near Rock Springs Pk. $66,750. ___________ equipment. Send resume to £Q. Box 22121$, Charlotte, Nq. Liv,In LIVING ,ower has 41-Houses STEMPER AGENCY - '' -- YEAR AROUND VA.FHA-235-Conv. Homes 1 BR turn apt, water pd, air, no chIldren, no pets. $110 mo. lit 8. security. 323*P4. BrIck & Block masons (305)323. 7330 7 am-S p.m. week dj%i, 18.50 per hour. '. WEEKEND .HlDEAWAY OR REALTOR ML' 332.lO6loAvfl.3230317 inc. Available till October 1st. By day, wk. or month. i$hsnendeeh VIllage. 323.2120. _________________________ ______ Legal Notice $1,. - -- ________________________________________________________________ 169 our lot or yours. Apis. for Senior CitIzens. Diwn. 'Build to SuIt FHA.VA. FHA 23$ & 245. town, very clean & roomy. See JImmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto M. Unsworth Realty *ve. ___________________________ C 2 BR apts fully furnIshed; - - $ 31 Apsrtments Furnished Reg. Real Estate Broker _______________________ 263sSanfordAve. 321.0759 - " ' - - mat, HANDYMAN Carpenter background with tools. MECHANIC -- I Light skills will qualify. BODY MAN Above average salary. SECURITYGUARDS WAITRESSES COOKS MANYMANYMOREI 912 French Ave. 3335116 Com.roflotha.17-n ______________________ churches. $27,500. - . ii sun rm. Is shown by appt. only. You'll appreciate its 1mm. cond. Recently re-roofed & new sewer line. Close to downtown 8. - Deluxe 2 SR 1½ b $215; I B s1.s. attractive S yr. old apt. ,; walk to downtown, laundry lanced patIo, C A,,C W.W Cif.PS9. MUlti, flO pets, . , Lake Mary bldg. lot. $12,000. Lake Mary 3.2 blk. $31,000. 4.7 all conveniences. ConsIder lease-optIon. 834,500. I0acreswltt* cypress house. 1$ 32 Ingraund pool. fenced. 163.000. Idyltwllde S BR, 2½ B. nountry kitchen, breakfest flOCk, den, fIreplace, 2 car enclosed garage. acre with old house, Owner holding. $35,000. 1 SR-Sill. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. p1 Airport Blvd on 17.92 In $enfoq'd. Call' - .423'$4iO Mariner's Villages - . COMPLETE DINNER INCLUDES: 3 pejc*jjtiiwq c,*,wd tn.xJ . appearance. SALES REPS. -FE Good potential to earn above average income. ROUTE DRIVER A Fantastic money potential. ,t SHIPPING CLERK Steady employment for rhght person. .' PLUMBER firm, each EDNEY 3QArtmints Ururnhshed _______________________________ a. after - .Hppd as THU. FRI) QAFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL (WED) ROOKIES I'e -. P.M. PROJECT SCOPE AND CON. STRUCTION: This work is to in. cludedemolltlonof an existing stair. way and the construction of a new stairway and enclosure. TYPEOF CONTRACT: Thework will be let under this contract described in these contract ______ , ThIs 2 BR home with a pleasant REALTORS MANY MANY JOBSI ACCOUNTING TRAI NEE" NEW LISTING AT NEW & CLEAN ready to move Into. Assumable 7 pct. rnort. 3 BR 1½ b. 511 E. 14th St. $29,900. 3anford. Gracloias livIng from 52$ weelily. UtilitIes Included. 5005. . ' Exc. assumition. 5.18.500, Rt. AM. Sanf. ___ - . for . orowina FP's, Paper Cust. $10,000 income. '° _s,ul price 83.4.1832 aft. 3 p m ______________________________ sentIr4lStar lob. DRAFTING TRAINEE kX Outof school? Want a career? !iit is it! SECRETARY Fun lob with lots of .AC()UNTlNGCLERK:I$ Good at figures? This can pui'ou to'werk. GENERAL CLERK Good typing good p.rsonailf is needed for this spof. MANAGER TRAINEE Career person for national corn- If you are fighting to provide eflouah soace family, let us Show you this3orl BR home in beautiful Sanora. ROOMTO ROAMover 1,lOOsq. of lIving area + 3 lots, many amenities Including CH 1. CA, 2 4 BR 2 B. 321$ Palmetto Ave. $42,500. ________ _____ CALL323-3176 THE BULGE appear here tomorrow. .- ___________________________ EM PLOY MEN?-'--- OUR CONCERN! DM1 todayandyourClassifiedAdwlu EVENING HERALD 24-rBusinesS IS - 1012 MYRTLE _________________________ ___________________ FUTURE I Cell Circulation Dept. ". - FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 130-1133 or 339-4111 eves. PARKING, STRAGETtC LOck lION ON 17.92 SANFORD. READY JUNE 1ST. $600 MONTH. .nlngs. ,-. YOUR $44,000.00 MODERN OFFICE BUILDING WITH CARPETS, PANELING, CENTRAL AIR. LOTS OF ° .after school and eve. ,' _____________________________ 27I-I1raiD...e.i _____ _____ ap exciting opportunity earn EXTRA $$$$ Life is more colortul wlten you're earning good money and meetIng nice people. Call 644----3019 for details. AVON ____________________________ Exp. IaborersforMasofls. .. Deltona Area. OwnTrans. 574-2372aft.7. __________________________ (c1 Care FIXING. 2439 S. MyrtleAve.,$anford 3210610,321.1577,Ml.$335 ACOLORFUL FUTURE ISA PHONE CALL AWAY ____________________________ Child Care in my home $2Swk.; $6 day; $1 hr. 323 5344. ______________________________ LAKE SYLVAN AREA, LOTS OF LAND AND TREES. 3 BR, 1",B, FORMAL DR.. FAM. RM. 8. FIREPLACE. NEEDS SOME Seigler Realty Broker _____________________________ Ai I .. ' Handyman foe apt, complex. Job Inc. painting, sm, repaiy carpet cleaning and yd. wqrk. We will train, we need neat dependable worker. 327 ?P90 between 10a.m. 8.6 p.m. - ___________________ STOW AND THINK A MINUrE. .IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. ____________________ LPN, Fulltims& part time. Apply -In person Lakevlrw NursIng Cinter 919 E. 2nd St. _________________________ Baby STiiing-Housekeeping Light housekeeping, must love children, flexible scheduI ___________________________ Basically 8.6, full time. SaIa'p $120. Longwood area. $345330. & Found (904) 252-9491. _________________________ 'necessary. Apply In person Lakaview NursIng Center 19 E. 'idSt. -. 18-Help Wanted ., ____________________ I I Ci* full time knowledge ci diets The soonsi you place ysu _________________________ classifledad,theseon.ryeuwltl get rssults. SanfordFIe.32771 ans If' the reed Ivers muit hav exp. apply Metro Sales Corp. 1921 West 1st St. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French P.O. kach-cean front Apts. weekly. Call 3221058 if no ency Juni PorIq 323-3324. Ave. Sanford, Fl. ISALi.OHOLA PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON Forfamiliesorfriendsof problemdrinkers Fo'fuIureinformationcatI 647-3333orwrlte Sanford Al-Anon Family Group 41 I __________________________ ____________________ Most complete Craft I. HoOy Suppty in Central Flortdt. )J 1SIUUUIIIIUIII I Daytona r. cve' in Real E*$a$e call Realty World, The Real Estate I fl.A-_Aj't$Ci$ft$ sure to aet re5UIlS _____________________________ 3-Resoi1 Property ExperIenced auto mechanic needed for new car I. some used .-cv get ready. See MIke 322.3391 ..izt. 226. 323-ft12 Creative Expressions -__________ Phone6i.3333 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32771 - _____________________ 18-Help Wanted -________________________ " 20% OFF 'l FACED WITHA DRINKING PROBLEM? Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous '--"u-i.. .4. - 11-hntructlo,n --- PROJECT TITLE: SANFORD all municipal services will be way of Ridgewood Avenue; thence Notice 5 hereby given that I am available to the area to be annexed run generally Southeast 49.5 feet MIDDLE SCHOOL SECOND engaged in business at 2701 West 5th on the effective date of this or more or less along said Westerly FLOOR EXIT. Street, Sanford, Florida Seminole dinance, PROJECT LOCATION: Hwy. 17. righlofwayofRidgewoodAvenueto County, Florida under the fictitious NOW THEREFORE, IT the Southeast corner of the above 92 Sanford, Florida 33271 nam.0FIRSTIMPRESSIONS,and ENACTED BY THE CITYBE COUN deScribed property. NAME OP OWNER: THE 11t8 I Intend to registor saId flame OF THE CII. CITY OF IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have SCHOOL BOARD OF SENINOt,E I with the Cierk of the Circuit Court, CASSELI3ERRY, FLORIDA: hereunto set my hand and offical COUNTY, 12)1 Mellonyill. Ave., I Seminole County, Florida In ac Section I: ANNEXATION AND Seal on this the 27th day of April, Sanford, Florida 37771 cordance with the provisions of the ZONING - That the City of 1979. PLACE P0* RECEIPT OP FictitiOus Name Statutes, To Wit: Casselberry. Florida, does herewith (SEAL) SEALED BIDS: All bids shall be Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. and hereby annex and designate ARI HUR H. BECKWITH. JR., delivered to the Superintendent Sig. Robert W. Theism zoning of a certain tract of land lying Clerk of the Circuit Court. Schools in the School Board Office. for Suncrete Corporation Seminole County. Florida, and Seminole County, TIME FOR RECEIPT OF creditor or ir.iiir C I 0: follows, to wit: By. Patricia Robinson From the northwest corner of the Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SW'.. of the NE'.. of Section 20, Publish, May 1.8, 1979 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Township 21 South, Range 30 East, DEJ 7 PROBATE DIVISION. Seminole County, Florida; thence File Number 79.fl.f) run S. 89 degrees 55'OO" E along the DivisIon north lineof Said SW'.. of the NE'.. IN RE: ESTATE OF Sectionl0, a distance of 1227.93 ft ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ROBERT MEHARG thence SI? degrees I?' 42" E 255.54 SECTION A p I 3 Lines Minimum Legal Notice DEI107 p _____________________________ ' 0 M'ASH (A) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY - U MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon . ,, , -,,•, wo PLAZA - (AD OF _____________ I I I • THREAD (Premiere) A festive mountaintop picnic turns Into a nightmare for a group of friends loll hanging above a treache4ous mountain qge In a disabled tram. (part I of 2) @3 THE REBELS The aaven. turous sequel to "The Bastard" Tuesday, Miy$, 1979-9A Eve-'s')d,San(ucd..1I. -- [ .lIiiYs RATES City of Casselberry, Florida, tO the 100 toot right of way of School Board of Seminole County, Sig. Harold F. White annex and zone said property. Ridgewood Avenue. Return to point FlorldaWillreceivesealedbldsvntll George 0. Willmer Publish: April 24, May 1,8. IS, 1979 subject to specific conditions and of beginning and run along the May 25, 1979 2:00 P.M. at which restrictions; and time the bids will be publicly opened DEI-104 Northerly line of Lot 26N. 64 degre WHEREAS, the City Council has 47' East 189 feet rrore or less to the and read aloud In the Seminole 2:30 -.I Orlando - Winter Par 9'-(iooO TflIflS To ___________________________ the City Council has approved the recorded in Deed Book 0, Page 312, FICTITIOUS NAME petition signed by the tandowner of Public Records of Volusia County, Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free Notice is hereby given that we are the area sought to be annexed. Florida, run thence N. 9 degrees 43' delivery, mm. $20 order. San. engaged in business at 1117 East consenting to and requesting the East a distance of 1S.8feettoa point ford area. 322.2374. Sam's Highway 436 Altamonte Springs, annexation of said parcel and has in Lot?? of said Block 22. thence Portion 4eats. considered thoroughly Florida Seminole County, Florida, the 25 degrees East in said Lot 27 a under the fictitious name of ALL feasibility of such annexation and distance of 23.99 feet to a point in the SEASONS HOMES and that we toning to the City of Casselberry, Northerly line of Lot 26. thence N intend to register said name wth the Florida, in accordance with Chapter degreeS 47' Est along Said Nor171.044. LaWS of Florida. 1976; and therly line 91 feet to the point of ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole BIDS: County, Florida In accordance with WHEREAS, objections tO SUtZh begnninq thence S 2Sdegrees East annexation and zoning have been a distance $5 feet; thence N 64 the provisions the Fictitious considered and hearings held, and it INVITATION TO BID: Name Statutes,ofTo Wit: Section degrees .11' Eas' a distance of 189 s. . CLASSIFIED ADS- -- -. GREEN; INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY. Defendants. FOLLOWS: From the northwest NOTICEOFSALE' corner of the SW'.. of the NE'.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Section 20, Township 21 South, under a Summary Final Judgment Range 30 East. Seminole County. of Foreclosure by the Judge of the Florida; thence runS 89 degrees Circuit Court of Seminole County, 00" E along the north line of Said Florida, on the 24th day of April, . .. ,,,.,,, .,,, . '' •.. " ,. - 1979. in theabnve styled cause, I will distance of 1227.93 feel; thence S. 47 sell at Public Auction to the highest degrees 12' 12" E 255.54 feel; thence bidder for cast at the West door of N 12 degrees 41' 18" E 1176.11 feet the Courthouse in th City of San. to a point on the S'wly R.W line of ford, Seminole County, Florida, at S R. 436; thence S. 47 degrees 12' 42" the hour of 1100 AM., on the 22nd E along Said S'wly R W 330.00 feet tO day of May, 1979, those certain the point of beginnina. Thence -------------------- ... '"" "W''7 UC3%JUUVU continue S. 47 degrees 12' 42" E ' along said R.W line 260.00 feet; A portion of the South lOfeet of Lot thence S. 42 degrees 47' 18" W 200.00 8. Lot 9, and the North IS feet of Lot feet; thence N. 47 degrees 12' 42" W. 10 of amended plat of Druid Park, 26000 feet; thence N. 42 degrees 41' Sanford, Florida, aCcording to the 18" E 200 feet to the point of plat thereof recorded in Plat Book, beginning; subiect to a utility easement over the S'wly 10 feet ' DECLARING AVAILABILITY OF Particuarly described as: MUNICIPAL SERVICES; DE From the Northwest corner of said FINING CONDITIONS OF AN 8. run thcnce Southwest along the NEXATION; PROVIDING tONING loT '... n..... - ..._.. .-- -. WYlCOT YOTC Koaa y CLASSiFiCATION; REDEFINING No. 158.600, 71.24 feet to the Point THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF Beginning, thence run N 89 degrees CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA TO 35' 11" E. 20000 feet, thence S 0 INCLUDE SAID PARC EL OF degreesO.1' 24" E. 318.17 feet, thence LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL SO9degreesl3' 22" W 398.18 feet to LIMITS OF SAID CITY; the East Right-of-way line of State AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT OF Road No. IS and 600, thence N 31 CITY MAP TO INCLUDE THE degrees 49' 43" E. 375.0 feet along A Ii N E X A T iON H f it t I N; the East Right of way tine of State PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHT Road No. 15 & 600 to the Point of AND PRIVILEGES FOR CITIZEN Beginning, THE SHIP IN CITY; Containing 2.182 Acres, more or SEVERABILITY. AND EF less, FECTIVE DATE Being the Same property as was WHEREAS, there has been filed conveyed to mortgagor herein by with the City Clerk of the City of Warranty Deed of San Situs, Casselberry, Florida, a petition for Limited, bearing date Ct March 18, annexation signed by the landowner 1974, of r'orcl in the Public Records of the area sought to be annexed ot Seminole County, Florida in consenting to and requesting anOtficial Records Book 1012, Page nexation and zoning of that parcel 1463. specifIcally described herein; and From a reference point being the WHEREAS, the City Council of .lortheasterty corner of Lot 13, the City of Casselberry, Florida, A theretofore at a regular meeting of SWELL'S HOLLY HILL, as CA €DLILIAS,YOGAANDYOU IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF MARY LOU CROW; FRED H. CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, AN GODSEY; CHARLES P. WILSON; AREA OF E.AND SITUATE AND !EY WILSON; LANNY L. U:i0 11:00 Commandments" Moses (John Marley), the venerated Hebrew law-giver, struggles to lead his 5:30 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. . ORDINANCE NO. 378 Plaintiff. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING MARLEH, INCORPORATED, a WITHIN THE CORPORATE Florida Corporation; AK. CROW; NEWS (I2)(IALLSTARSECRETS lURE Molden. 8:00 123 (12) GREATEST HEROES OF THE BIBLE "The Ten flTHEODDCOUPLE €D MISTER ROGERS(R) 8:25 S EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Notice is hereby given that the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE City Council of the City of Casselberry. Florida. adopted an COUNTY, FLORIDA Ordinance of Annexation as follows: CASE NO. 79.l7.CA..D CLARENCE E. DYE, -_ 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO J1TODAY 0 THREE'S COMPANY . _____________________________________________________ NOTICE OF C'DINANCE OF THE CtTY OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA TV HIGHUGHTS iIJ41IJ.%' I .. - To List Your Diol 32226fl Business... or 83-9993 �0A-Eveninq Ijerai&cnford, Fl. Tuesday, May I, 1979 ~_ _ - - W7 , Call 322-2611 NOW ! BUsinesi DICK BEADLES PEST CONTROL WITH THIS COUPON 25% off Service Call Review 40 Evening Hemid HciWd Advertiser SERVICE ALL MAKES MAJOR APPLIANCES VOID AFTER PHONE 327-0536 MAY It START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Departmentof ON THE GROW WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS I RUVtK I EMINOLE COUNTY TAX CERTIFICATE SALE S . DICK BEADLES OWNER-OPERATOR C ' M&G Appliance, Inc. Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. -:I.PHONE 3054225846 LEGL NOTICES .F t T MONTHLY PEST CONTROL ADVERTISING NAME -- TAX COST -''flZ'S i'.( , - T42 NOTICE OF TAX SALE 'ass 0. ((31 1 ClFsS S 61. 7 Fri Pt' -Nolice s hereby given that on the 23rd day of May. 1979 9 00 A M a' the 3 Coutt House in Sanford. County of Seminole. State of Florida, taa Sa'E' TO.', ('F $91 'I(' Certificates Will be sold on the tOltOSng described land to pay thp amount tots p *..e for taxes herein set Opposite the same, together T (•', Asr a' *tb .,II CosS of Such sale and all advertising, sale will be held in room 203 10? 1 At.' Ta it IC.', CF SA,F Q G TROY RAY. JR LOT a CL' 3 T It TAX COLLECTOR TC.1 Cr A5F('I SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA I 1/2 0' ICT 9 'La 3 TI IC.', CF 9AS -or LEGAL DESCRIPTION NAME FT Dr 13T S 5La I 2 TAX-COST T I IC.'. CF SaSr(100 SEC 00 TaP 19 956 29 ---------------------S 23.5 FT r LOT I SeS.IwEsIvA CAMP SITES UEPLAT OF P9 9 PGS 19 23 • .'l •00S0$00 .e.S Pt CF I('T 811 4 LD7S 21 22 • Salt 50 Pt OP MONCIIFF IUSSIIL I I Clots $2251.35 TA II LOT 23 TC.t, CF 5A5tIo 4(PLAT OF wExIvA CAMP LOTS 9 • 10 *LFS F 90 FYI *RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL LAWN & ORNAMENTALS 'TERMITE uTL I3c t3 Ja((a .' . tu( • 40 'S ~-\, ,, '_p%.,•I & •T21 jV 004 .~ 0 0V 400 -Nft owl 0' 0_0 ' 'S. 1 j \ 0 0\ I ~ FREEII of on SR 427 LONOW000 Whether It be short, long or in between we can help you look right for any scenel CALL 322.3914 FOR APPOINTMENT OAR BARA.JOHNETTE.RICK Tues. thru Fr. fl, Set. $3 Wed. I Thurs. Evsnlng By Apt. I SQUARE IONGWOOD /$Iock Soulb 4 900S.DIXIEHWY.17.93.-CASSELIERIY JUST NORTH OF DOG TRACK RD. .0 / 339-0901 MEN'S ..WOMEN$SCHILDREN'S RESTYLING e.CUSTOM TAILORING IDRAPERY Johnefl, Thompson - :; :'' Barbara's Unisex Hair Styling I . TUNE IT YOURSELF i -( #I- Plugs I. . I ~ . . r, . "I , . , , I 222 S. Magnolia Ave. Phone 322.0101 SPECIALS CI) ' C uslom Asreratsons & Desgn LAKE STREET t.ONGWOOD Ft. 32750 'TUESDAY -SATURDAY OO P.M..$O P.M. 7AILORING AT ITS REST' M-4144 COMPLETE LINE 17.1 '..) 1 . 1III, l4sj - r' -' Art Supplies OILS - Ssv.rlv 2O FROSTING Req. $25 ............. ACRYLICS. W. COLORS 81750 MEN'S HAIRSTYLE CUT, SHAMPOO and BLOW DRY Selbert CRYSTAL LAKE DR. $500 LAKE MARY - - O NOW NOW OPEN Nature's Way SALON ' Claudia Blyffie-Owner COUNTRY CLUB RD Across from Country Side Men, Women Baptist Church LAKE MARY , tnT 33 Itt ii tpr .L1' -- - - - ----- - Children - .-' . . $20.00 . FOR APPOINTMENT CALL ' 1011111 I STYLE HAIRCUTS ....... $4 . _.- 11 I 322-2237 T i '19"COMPLETE ATTIC a ouy000u• SAN SEBASTIAN SQUARE Si 434•t 434 Alfamonts kriais $69 16" 011, I • 5. --S I-' I I : , •9, . - .•O .1 - ' a 9 ,. 9,- .. 01 16'. 0 - • • - ---,, (•.' I. • - ' - I 'i' - a aSS II OP F I/iS FT r, 5 I '2 OF 51 1/4 OF Isa 1/'. Fs uS ay 0001 14 flC FT 14 w IU*3 FT UI S 1/4 OF . 1/4 511 . - --. 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"Come in discount carpet store just three and browse through the many short years ago," says Leroy rolls of perfect merchandise, Maclavish, owner of Mac- runners, remnants and scraps, lavish Discount Carpets, 1218 S. which can he used for a multitude of uses. Our prices French Avenue, Sanford. are lower!" "We Invited the public to a MacTaV1II D. uz* Carpets new concept in retail selling of is open iiin tit Nday floor covering. By offering from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and until oidatanding values In quality noon on Saturday, and has a carpets," MacTavish said, "we Large variety of colors and have grown from the 'little types of carpeting in Mock and store on the corner' to a large ready for them to WWI lnyour warehouse operation, offering home without long delay. Drop by and select from low, low prices on special McTavIah's many carpet purchases of remnants, discontinued patterns and samples or phone 3.*4.damaged mf'rrhandls." *1W. $/6.7 ..1I, F- Ta ,, - . 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CF 5*91' 1(1 14 I / -- '3 It tIlT 50 At' Si..: .1 194 tfl III 2 DRAPERIES MADE TO MEASURE FOR YOUR RODS 'WOVENWOOD SHADES ftJ-"flJJj *SLIP COVERS ALTERATIOP4S 1ff/I ltWll (Drapery a Clothing) t rt USEL)FURNITURE FOAMCUTTOORDER s 0 I'YII REMNANTS II MM FREE ESTIMATES-NOOBLIGAT,ON AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD AIRPORT BLDG. .- I )T I lit • 1 Ft a .- • tQ SC',FOi.3 . I-'' . ' PERMS ................ - , ' _ I5tr. 3 fl'.4ii - -'- -------------'.' PH. 322.4422 * CHEROKEE CANOES ' .........1 GLASS & PAINT SukWA COMPANY, INC. J,Jk-' {L1t $c'19.)5 ?[w% Cl - A'.t' 40 WIIOUS Fat a I • CA.Ii i It I ' - Ira • 11$.-- -. I. -. C' 1 1 :-' I - - eec. '.0* IDA PAIl o.'1I 5)1 F -If)? -• ' I '43(.-, OVER 3S0 MOLDINGS Wi t (/7 -' ,,. LOT 25 LOT 32 VsT 34 LOT Ma 10 S AFSFOR(( I aa Ft C'F • 81 3/4 LOT .5asrY(1..4 SIWUII t • OF SE 1/4 7 eeee*LAAF OCAIHAM ISTATES 03 11 oGl, if)• t. PH. 323.1510 With many hours and days of Association and would like to Johnette have each had seven big this summer" said Barbara outdoor summer fun ahead you see a Seminole County Chapter years experience working in the and we do bleaching and for won't want to waste time rolling formed. Sanford area and have worked highlights, the two tone effect. They keep up on all the latest together in other local shops. and setting your hair. In addition to the total look For a natural, free and easy trends in hair style such as the Johnette has also lived and hair dressing for the whole look that will be ready to go "Retro" so popular now. AU worked In Alaska. Rick has men, women and family from a day at the beach to an three have trained under Nancy worked in shops In California, Barbara's Hair children evening out, now is the time to Carbone of Orlando and have and Texas as well as Sanford. also offers ear plercln4 styling attended s eminars given by make your appointment at In January, they did Barbara's Hair Styling, 116 S. Larry Summerford, They also demonstrations for the Junior and eyeLaown waxing. Palmetto Ave. In downtown took Redken classes in product Woman's Club of Sanford. Their motto is 'Today's knowledge. The shop carries a Watch Barbara's Hair Styling satisfied Sanford. are patrons Owner Barbara McCarty and full line of Redken makeup and ads for the upcoming makeup tomorrow's customers' so they experienced operators Rick hair care products. and facial demonstrations to be stand behind their work. Barbara's Hair Styling shop held for the public. Goettsch and Johnette Barbara Is a member of the Thompson are members of the celebrates Its first anniversary They specialize In cuts and Greater Sanford Chamber of National Hairdressers this month. Barbara and permanents. "The blond look Is Commerce.-ADV. • ' Everything for the amateur or professional SANFORD p 1T0srg;c0 1/2 OF LOT S Ff - • CUSTOM FRAMING 210 MAGNOLIA $IJb.S: -L PERM OR BODY WAVE Req. $20 UNISEX BEAUTY SALON Mar-Joy's Beverly Selbert, Owner At Barbara's Hair Styling Get New Summer Hair-Do 00051 BUMPS $200 I vIu!91a C ' - Andres I Viola SUMMER TOPS (Ft 3 ----- , GET ACQUAINTED Rick Goettsch and Barbara McCarty admire haircut given Shawn Stewart by Johnette Thompson (right). MIXON AUTO PARTS and MAcHull .HP -- --- ' . .5.0 F ' .'.: I 14".6 • V . F I TIC t . I,. . '.tt. . (J4. a' . ' • S. F af ., - ,,~~ ,," ,~ 1 - I REBUILT ENGINES- LIKE NEW ,or al cars' - . - In stock ~\ ~ .. ,~ , . 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I I IA C * •. % 5/4 ' Y ..:. ..' 5' Ii. .f S 131 • - \ NAME - TC.9 OF SANFORD S 21 PT CF 101 2 RIa I) w,.i IF S..it i T A s::. : 1$ i 55)3,35 IC.', or SA5FOID LOT P FIR 14 TO S .5 OW I. (ft V / (.5 Si .'Ii TCWF, or ssrpw * $310.07 LOT tO S 1/: OF LOT 9 -, ,, p [UI r, CIa 15 To $81 42 1 (. c ASFCRO I •0Øe5 055 Suoy(, y 0p0 $247.97 •SeIP4 1 P05 92 • 93 IISIS S0l••lle .•0I 000I•ss010,,,.,,. SII0 1 100 FT (jF (1(1 SP4l5r'!ii Corotb.y IMit.76 I' TO saSr000 a 10.6 FT ,IF 266.0 FT ('F 151Sf. J*9FTT 59,4) $9.39 IC? 4 - 1/a / i TAX COST -- ' -C' 41 L 4,R LF114 C, - t' .F ." s - Fabulous Big Fashions Daily *L" Si. (ft No 1 5 - , T ADVERTISING -- LEGAL DESCRIPTION fG'SLOESCIPT!O', - $1414.7 TCuS CO 01 IINU LEGAL DESCRIPTION Tuesdays, April 24, May 1,8, 15. ill! t **.• '.e. 4 0 1'.I J.t'OUL', l"T!,' j $333 .0 - V110 .A T'' • - - 1131.97 • 1.,.., 5*91(.5' :'p.a, ,. ,, , - • F. �1 OA- Even'g Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Tuesd.y,M L 1t1 - - r tI U COU PON M&G Appliance, SERVICE ALL MAKES PHONE VOID MAY MAKE THE - MONTHLY PUT CONTROL VA ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Fabulo,s 81g Fa Fashions0* ?4 \\\\\\\ WHOLESALE PIKE 50% OFF TKUTS - 4 Ik - in* rru1*J ),i 11 Ellm warmara: % TM. Wwv Pr. II. k$. 12 Jn,ts Thsmpw Barbara's Unisex Ha Stpi,g "Ow hUsHed Pahsns Tsdiy Are Palmetto Ave. .1/ ', - T.mwr.ws Cvslsm.rs" .. cC J. - .•' ; A , 1.~11 . 1141. I~ .. 14 GET ACQUAINTED % ~~ ~~ SPECIALS 2O FROSTING R05.$U ............. PERM OR BODY R $25 REBUILTENOINES-LIKENEW ~ FOR "DO IT YOURSELF " PARTS I ' P?ion. 3224555 Rick Goettach and Barbara McCarty admire haircut given Shawn Stewart by Johnette Thompson (right). P CRYSTAL LAKE . $1764 I WAVE MEN'S HAIRSTYLE CUT. SHAMPOO and SLOW DRY MarJo'a , UNISEX BEAUTY SALON At Barbara's Hair Styling- MIXOM AUTO PARTS and MACMINI SNOP verly 5I4kF1, Owner DR. PH. 323.1515 ,j .4 LAKE MARY Get New Summer Hair-Do With many hours and days of • [I j outdoor summer fun ahead you I.FTh1 ' I •1 won't want to waste tune rolling 14 and setting your hair. suan 44 For a natural, free and easy Custom Altetations & Design % lio sr look that will be ready to go 671 SOUTH EAST LAKE STREET from a day at the beach to an 41'~ 4 evening out, now Is the time to TUIRSDAY-SATURDAY 9tftAA&-$i101PJ& il I make your eoIntrnsnt at "t AILORING Ar its nEsr" Barbara's Hair Styling, 116 S. . Palmetto Ave. in downtown __ ....Snford. Owner Barbara McCarty and uW WUWWUWL JU experienced operators Rick COMPLETE LINE Goettach and Johnette Thompson are members of the National Hairdressers 110, OILS . ACRYLICS. W. COLORS 1 " \ JL.s I r. Everything for liie amateur or professional j' - - - - Art Supplies Association and would like to see a Seminole County Chapter formed. They keep up on all the latest trends in hair style such as the "Retro" so popular now. All three have trained wider Nancy Carbons of Orlando and have ten4S4 I.$ an W Larry Suminerford, They also took Redken lasses In product knowledge. The shop c!rrles full line of I(edaen makeup and hair care products, Barbara's Hair Styling shop celebrates Its first anniversary this month. Barbara and Johnette have each had seven years experience working in the Sanford area and have worked together In other local shops. Jotmnete has also lived and worked In Alaska. Rick has worked in shops In Cauforwal and Texas as well asSanford. ID $t7 they ad demonstrations for the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford. Watch Barbara's Hair Styling ado for the upcoming makeup and facial demonstrations to be hold for the pub&. They specialize in cuts and perrnanuds."Th.blond look is big this summer" said Barbara and we do bleaching and for h4h1L*s, the two tone effect. In addWon to the total look hair dreeft f(l, the whole men, women and family Barbara's Hair children - _s o end eyetrown wub. - abo ffer ear piercing .1 0 Nature's Way BEAUTY SALON ACr$ 1, 11q -- .,-jJt / Children ; ___ PERMS ............... , $20.00. 1¼ FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322.2237 Their motto Is Today's satisfied patrons are tomorrow's customers' so they And behind their work. Barbara Is a member of the Grader Sanford Chamber of Coaimerce.-ADV. •DRAPERIES MADE TO MEASURE FOR YOUR RODS Itt!I'1t!I • •WOVENWOOD SHADES SLIP COVERS 11 'ALTERATIONS (Drapery S Clothing) USEDFURNITURI FOAMCUTTOORDIR ____ REMNANTS ALL P1KW WIFH SEMINOLE BOATS INC. - Air TunenUp AIRPORT BOULEVARD 11 SANFORD AIRPORT BLDG. fl ' V BUILT .1 40 BOATS è A. fr:.. ,( '1i IIDIIT $1r • J: (ji 1~. IML PAR fS N Llndv's ")m AUTO CINTIR I iMac Tavish Discasat Carpets has quality carpets at 1.w cog. HWY 17.fl AT LAKE MARY BLVD. SANFORD • IlMlllvif Let MacTavl* sh Install I OW. %6. ;I 1. Your Carpets For Less '$P_o fthM was the pre&tlon for this 4WWJFA carpet st.ro jug three shed years ag" says Laroy MacTavIeh, owner 01 Mac. lavish Dhacow* Carpets, & Frenth Avenue, Sanford. "We Invited the peli& to a edlin floor covering. By offering osdstanng values In glow i*pits," MacTavish eald, "as have pewn from the 'little More on the came to lEgs "Ever1hiag In sir Mock Is a bargain," he added. "Come In OW brows. droo the may rolls of perf.d merchandise, nsmem romma and saps, which can be med for a multitude 01 ens.. Our prices are lcwsrr' Is we Monday arm# Friday km S am. tot p.m. and entli men an Setarday, ad has a lEgs vwMyof colors ad Was 01 cespetIng In Mack and rendyforlstoallInyour home wOlet loN delay. wsràjuee oper'ee, o1N Dnp WadMIE4 from low, low pelcea parchuss of ramuats. 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Jisu.s LOT 10 ILK 13 TI 0 CHANDLER SIITMA V fEllS TOil OF SANfORD TOWN OF SANFORD 111.93 $ 1/3 CI • 29.44 PT CF LOT $ALL aLLEN I C/OTt LOT 10 SLI *3 TI F FILCHER 1055 A I WILLIE N TOWN OF SANFORD TCwN OF SMPCRZ3 LOT 15 ILK 13 YR C MARTIN MORRIS C I MARY P 1 K9 -I TI IS $ Alt. 11.1 kIRkLAND T HOMAS I TRUST!F TOWN OP SANFORD 110117es ALL 511 1071511 13T%1 $1111114 MMVI ZN TI 17 $ ALL LAIC LYM. h llIIJr SANFORD. ' . ?, flfUWLfl PH. 322.2117 . RLK 4 1 PG 121 143 FT IF V 141 FT (P LOT C ILk 1? p T 7 ALA 17 OVER 330 MOLDINGS t L 'L GLASS PAINT e1IKWILK. COMPANY. INC. PH. 322.4422 210 MAGNOLIA SANFORD NIX =DOG & UPNOUTEIT Se9 The Are. For 23 Years, • ' - 10 ANCE SLVD SWLY 23 1 LVO SILY TO 51CC CUSTOM FRAMING 70 E. CELERY AVE. ----- S'S 36 TV' 11. W. 29 .................... TOwN ((I SAPIFIFRO • 1.1 145 • I .-' ' •' '......I.'S.' $01 1 (4(1 6 TO II oALHOJN WILL IAN I 1 '.. ij Ft (iF 9 I// ' SI •' I '4U*",'V '. 4Alt. ' I. '.5. (I ' . 114 04 P4W 1/4 N III IV Be:.'.rtc.' is V!1'%ntt LU? F L' 44 T I FREEMAN EARL I • MIII C) V 415 FT OF F U73 FT Cl S P0(311 LAPLY ft 1162./I TOwN OF 5*1410*0 142 OP SE 4/4 OF NV I/S Ii LOT 2 • 14 1/2 01 LOT 3 44(1 POWELl 11V1T C I OF IV S TO 4. ;wz'aldjne it P 313 Pt Of V 1013 IT OF S $1)1114 .s, VII Li AL TP,5II.. S 31.5.4 TOWN OF SANFOIL I/COP NW 1/41401 LOT 9 ILl ITI i. FORTE ROSA I HEIRS 5 112 OF w LIZ OP 4. 1/? OF HICkMAN STEVEN .4 1 PENNY L TOWN OF SANFORD $261.64 Sw I/C OF NW I/C S S LIZ OF LOT 9 P11 9 TI 0 MITCHELl, lACY LII It * ('IWN CF 5$'r: 1,4(1 1)414 (46114. 4, C '?.I.Y '4 V 1/3 LIP 14 3/4 OF I LI' Cf 3's.. 1/4 01 So 1/4 '. I 2 . ill s 1// FT OsiSOSI EMILY V IT AL LUIS SI 46 YwP "4 1141. 30 -------------------- -(UT 3 1(155 14 76.1 FT OF V SSSiS*NIORO PAINS PC I irs 1.77 12$ C £26 1/7 •l•••••l••l•'•4 1' U Or •UtS I • 2) BLI. 9 I. 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A Thurs. 111v*4n, By App$. - 1 0 901 on SR 427 OANSAIA.JONNITTI.IICK ___ % tONOWOOD SQUARE 1 SPeck keffi if 434 FOR APPOINYMINT A t, FREE LONOW000 Whether it be short, long or in between we can help you look right for any SCeMI CALL 322.314 11 6 S. i ENGRAVING Z , JUST NORTH OF DOG TRACK RD. \\' - 4. 11 MS.DIXIE HWY. 17ft-CAUEIIIRRY ii ~ L Direct From -. NOTICES DESCRIPTION 1979-1 6 40 a w 1/2 OF Nw 1/4 Of IF 1/. !LtV i!IL C J . CF SW 1/4 ILlS' 'Cl' 392.5 FT cr I 363 FT J' 4W LEGAL DESCRIPTION TAXCOST NAME 1/4 OF SW 1/4 • w 369.6 FT ______________________ OF S 100 FT OF NI 1/4 TGiN OF SANFORD SW 1/4 • F 30 FT r S 21 FT OF LOT 2 8(1 13 wHITE SHIPLEY A FT AL 369.6 FT CI F 7 / 5 FT OF S $22.20 ,a i* 825 FT OF NI 1/4 01 S. 1/4 tCwN OF SANFORD ILESS lOP LOT I BLI *4 YR 5 ui'4 lUFF (/179 ------------------------------SEC 30 twP I -'J. TOwN OF SANFORD •s•s•s. MFTFS • BO4NC SIC TO Y. T, '1 3F •'''.''....'... LOT to • S 1/2 OF LOT 9 10(111 LUCY 6 Ii 1 Cli OF w S CI' -)F I i-i $5U4,2$ tE ........,' C. ILk 15 YR 1 CI' CF NW 1/4 TCwN OF SANFORD 264 FT ,I w 990 FT ('F S •) '4 • .4 $flS.00 •'•"IROBJNSONS SURVEY OF AN ADD TO SANFORD •II.........,.e,,,.. 660 FT CF NW 1/4 •...s.p * 97 93 oetoostoo I 142.8 FT CT w 995.6 IT "4 t'r .'1.(F S 5 1 100 FT 01 LOT 3 CHU44CPI SPRINGFIELD OF S 330 It OF Sw 1/4 $3O.95 . TO SANFORD Misionay 3.tt.t ru,t.e. ALE SS S 25 F 101 W lo.o FT OF I 266.6 FT CF LAING JEAIsEITI F BEG 25 FT S I 1048,3 FT • $8.43 5'(, (T LOT 4 $i4.tOF NE CCI ('1 Sw 1/4 1 d. S TO SANFORD Np., 635 FT S 32 rIG .s 1 60 FT OF w 1/2 OF LOT S RIC'IAROSO,, HANNAH HEIRS SEC W 298,I FT S 200 IT • $21.50 TO SANFORD FT 350 FT N 429,11 FT 1 330 1 44 FT OF i 8 7 3/4 FT (11 PAlI')TT CLIFFORD HEIRS $16.90 I N 660 FT F 380.23 FT tr PEG LOT S 100 Ft OF N 1153.75 F' RII4YlLr s' S $3 35 TO SANFORD I OF 1 100 FT OF SE 1/4 Lot. 8 • 11 (Lii. 1 51 ft Saith flary v SIC U 'W" '; , --------------------. $393.01 •IIeS.SYIVAN 1*41 TOWN CF PR 2 P. 69 • W60 ft) LOT 16 IUSS 14 256 IT) LOTS 29 30 CLIII WILLIE N 'C /C) AN )CO' SYIvIcTIR • .)'lNI' N $101.3? $62.69 TO SANFORD TOwN OF SYLVAN (All S 60 FT OF LOT £7 LOTS 31 32 • 39 JFNIN5 HARPER HEIRS •i%E 129.36 s r' r-s $13).,s TO SANFORD TOwN CF SYLVAN IAE huhi *20 FT S OF NE COR OF RANDOLPH SHIDI "FIRS 'Cl) $111.30 i LOTS 46 • 47 C44'Fs .l.iiS • vt'.'* I LOT 23 RUN S 40.93 FT W TCwN CF SYLVAN LAKE 14* FT S 98.37 FT V 7 FT NI LOTS 113 TO 118 • 1/2 Cl JA14'F 't'-'' F • ii 04 FT I 2.23 FT 14 30 r F WACO ST 01 V 145.5 FT ITT BEG TOwN OF SYLVAN (All TO SANFORD LOTS .P. 135 • *36 J4W4F 'i(" : F 1. 4J4 L 613d.)? PS I PG 93 IC CF SYLVAN IAII 65 FT OF N 135 FT OF V LOT 137 SNC INTYRI EARL • NARY w $i I ,. : $131.01 90 FT OF LOT 75 TCw' CF SYL.*N tAil TO SANFORD LOT 13W • 1/2 CI A(C 5' 's 4. - .i 3.4'T • I $4...... C,, V 100 FT OF N 1/2 OF LOT 8*19 LOYAL N I (.1, CI SYLVIN LIII 34 V.155 V 50 IT) .', S 1/ 1' TO SANFORD •ISlPINE LIII GUVES 4) c i'. ;z £ 90.4 FT CF SW 1/4 OF SMITH FOSTER I. *L'THA HIlls $5•) 1 1/2 ('1 LCT , 3'AtSi 5 • LOT 34 At st.' $,'.)T,T 5( 3% T s r' I , •.. st. TO SANFORD 000 Niw UPSALA PB 1 9.. sI •ISaDSENINOLI PARk PB 2 PG 75 •ssee*a,ee*a•.e*.aes.s•,,•••,•, 4 LOTS 4 • S IL F 55 w ZOO I 4, , (.4 V',[ •' 5 %' 4, '4 LOTS 1 2 • 3 SIR $ TI 14 3(110*14 CLIFFORD 0 IT AL $43.06 OF LOT S • w 200 Ft OF N LOT I 11(55 PT) 5(1 S OETREVILLE ROSIZETTA $9.61 300 FT OF LOT 4 1 16 I- .'. • %Pi .4 $14.07 LOT 3 1(155 IT) ILk I TI $9 . 66N 80 FT OF F /6* FT OF IC? 23 11155 1 30 FT FOR I') 15 '4154.1) .4 LOT 26 IL'SS PD) AY A "L . $441.cS LOT 1 11155 IT) ILk I WALTON 108(11 $7I.d9 ISSISItEE P. (.w(N IStATr '' 13 P. 43 TR is LOT 23 -It I'l l. .Y1tfDT I LOT 6 ILESS RY) 511 0 RANDOI,PH FRANK • (((IN 164.29 LOT 33 TI II :'pc " 05IDVtLu1LOE Cl L00A.'4ss rT I , t 4e. ••''........'.. LOT 9 5(1 9 YR 13 V, CARTER WYNELL $23.09 ,(* S. LOT 3 BL(, 8 F I LOT 11 811 9 TR 13 S P.8 5 OUVAII HILL • OT(4!t. $7: .' LOT 11 8(1 10 YR I Wrtkt Will J • Lucli. I )f.lr. 1121.1* ,.IOARS CF SANFOIL P i'".S 4 I '.5 ••lI•••••.,......,.$.... Lot 12 Elk 10 ?r 14 Itoore 'Jilliu T LOT S $131.31 s', • FI • lilt SSIISTIINGFFLLOWS 5USD PS 1 PG 12 e.s...s.ss...i...s.s....,.., ------------------------4.. •.. LOTS 6 • 17 611 A WILL LLOYD I •øI' $41.66 Ni IF$ • 44st,T .1 •. '.. • L C STRINCPFI.LOWS SUBO 'IC. F INT P19115 45 I •...'', LOT 19 811 1 *140(5 J t Is's 5 147.41 4(0111, (.44 A[( L 4 STRINCFFLLOWS SUBO 01s 40 $31. I. Ft '. •SSI•RAV*CADO TIMIACI PP 3 PG 1) I"'' ''•'•' 182.18(i I 1411 It S p'LOT lb BALL 911114 1 (/I19 $23.88 IT TO FIG """CL AiRS SUSO N N PS I £6,111) I'.•I.I.SSCSSII.s.I.•.•e•••.s. 4. 140 IT II S 7JN.s FT I - .- . S iI11"i liii, (('1 3 ILl II TI 13 1/i 74 5215.3* 1 11w II UI . 54! • Cl v N CLARIS SOlD 1/s :tF SI TI'. "'SISCLARKS SUID N V P41 I P1.5 lOt • ION 04I6S096I046••e46eIe6 SIIlIIs4lT.. 4 i •P(( • .''.'••• ...... • '.' LOT 6 ILk 23 F('RANlS C S 1111.91 i 0 14 i'' ' N V CLARIS 5USD NN ' ..... LOT 7 SLP. 73 Fu8AN$ E J $79..'.s to 11.'' IOU F I (I I I' I . N V CL ARKS SUb 44 I'l' I LOT 9 6(1 35 DI 431.4 ((ICY • J.'I",'aIF V $68.0) • " (4 SIp' 5.) 4 -N (I AIMS SOlD t'. I . ' . I '4 I I I •IeSI•STFNOIIOIOS *00 Pt. I I(. LjU ••"".................'...... PART IF LIII I III DITCH CLAIF cit "4 • 98.1.4 • LOT I? YOUNG ( 1f 39 . 11,1.1 , 8 • 5*7.41 • . - • • .. . .. 'g.,. tOt' IT • 3'. 5 • I Y1U'4G L' 5 u is Ft 4)4 4() 24 j ;,os (14 4)81. .1 1 25 II OF I CT 24 ilJll'IS')M HAVI V 4 $4,'. S11) p , • •SI'SSNARTIP.S ADO A C 98 I PC 98 •'S's.......................... S , ...... 3s' F'. ''' I'I's 4•' 1 il • S 39.23 FT r LOT 9 BLI 3 Ml PATIICkS INC $1468.1? 1 2 TCwI, OF SANFuID 4OIke Is hereby given that on the 23rd day of May, 1919 9:00 AM. at theLOT 1 1(155 5 63.7 ITI FIR will IAMS FREDERICK H $850. 35 3 TI 4 di.itt House In Sanford, County of Seminole. State of Florida, tax sale TOwN OF SANFORD stiflcates will b, Sold ,p,, following described land to pay the amount LOTS 6 TO S 811 3 TO I .0RMLY CHARLES F • DORIS A $310.0? 4fe- Vor taxes heroin set opposite the same, together with all costs of such I CWP4 OF SANFUICT LOT 3 611 3 II 1* a1andaII advertising, sahe will b,MId broom 203. 514CR 11(1* 6 $11.42 TCwJ OF SANIJID G. TROY RAY, JR. LOT 4 611 3 TI 11 114CR (lIlA 6 TAX COLLECTOR TCvII OF SANFoRD SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 1 1/2 01 LOT 9 III. 3 To 11 MITCHELL POOE'T F • Dorothy $88.76 TCwN OF SANFORO IEGAL DESCRIPTION NAME I 2 Ft OF LOT S 6(1 4 TI I LEE A w TAX-COST $9.39 TCWN OF SANFORD I-'.-------SIC 00 TWP 19 INC 79 ----------------------- -S 23,5 FT OF LOT 7 • N ,;D OVE JUHd C E VIRGINIA C $106.02 00 CAlF SITES REPLAY OF PS 9PGS 19 20 • 21 ess,s, .es. 26. FT OF LIT? I 811 4 26.5 L?$ 21 U • SuLY 50 FT OF NONCRIEF RUSSELL I C1079 $2201.38 TA LI 73 TCWN OF SANFORD IDI.AT or ulilva CAMP LOTS 9 • 10 ILESS 1 50 F?) AAP400IPH SAMUEL 1 TI C/019 $299.35 ITV 511 , -1 SIC 22 Ills 19 INC 79 TCWR OF SANFORD even... METES . SO'.ROS SEC 22 TWP 195 ICE 791 •S$SS•SSISSS*S*S ALL ILk 4 II 72 AUTO TRAIN INC $524.27 140 CHOP 1 10 CHOP w WILCO SILlS CII' $1442.32 TCwN OF SANFORD IZ 1(155 S 10 CM) LOT S BLI S T 5 DI LAND CLAR ICE 0 ------------------------TOwN OF SANFORD $342.41 -SIC 74 TWP MITES • SOUNCS SEC 24 Twi 195 P61 291 ""." 5 14 FT OF W 1/2 OF LOT 9 P11(11 MARGARET .j HEIRS 4as,.ss PT OP S $03.10 FT DUNN S t. • wINIFRED $204.32 A $63.79 • V 1/2 OF LOT 10 ILk s F w 210 FT OP GOVT LOT 1 TI 3 LESS $0) TCWN CF SANFORD NC 423 PT N • 611.46 FT V ROBERTS JOEL C JAN15 (/079 $hT4.5I LOTS I • 2 ELk 3 TI 7 P$AZLETT LYFV4 T 0P $E COR0yT LOT I RUN F 1213.09 TCWN OF SANFORD an FT N 901.4 FT V TO CT LOTS 9 • 10 BLI 3 To 10 SULPIZIO R3JNITTE $401.12 LIFIE S 79 1/2 010 u TO SE T OW N OF SANFORD GOR OF CT S 33 l/Z DEC F S 71.5 FT OF 1 73.075 FT ODMER( Dlv CORP 0t PT N OP SEC S TO BIG $26.72S OF V 1/2 $1.1 S To ii 13 FT OF N 21$ PT OF S 043MM A I. • wINNIFIFO A $201.54 TOWN OF SANFORD 12S FT OF N 171.SS PT CR S w 1/2 OF SE 1/4 8(1 5 WASHINGTON WILLIAM ft • ..$G).$5 F? OP OCY? LOT 1 $40.74 YR *3 Betty R Nc 1179.6 PT N •45 LIS V ROBERTS JOEL C JAN1S (/019 $231.66 TCWN OF SANFORD ,oF SI COP OF LOT * RUle N ALL BLI 5 • N 1/2 OF VACO WAIL HUFF I IT At. TIUSTIES $2 DOG w 270.3 FT $ 206.41 151.65 ST ON S TM II Church of God or Prophecy jFT N 204 FT N 396 FT I TC'VFI OF SANFORD -i.33 CHI $ *47 FT TO P05 1 1/2 BERRY HENRY V • ANNIF L --------------SIC 26 TWP 19 *146 29 ------------------------YR 19OF NW 1/4 8(1 3 $110.72 ' •..m METES • SOUNDS SIC 26 TWP 195 PCI 291 "'.*'" TOwN OF SANFORD 1/0 OF w 1/4 Of NW 1/4 LOVELESS CHAII.E5 H $221.69 LOT 4811 6 Ti A GIANT EARNEST 30 FT OF V 1/2 OF NW 1/4 SARBOUR SHEIW000 F JR 1 $90.43 121.10 TOwN OF S AN FORD OF Sw 1/4 SIllS C 30 PT FCR Jsoe LOT I III 6 YR C 0114611 WAITER $14.81 ..:Ro) TOwN OF SANFORD '•iIeesYAN&EE LANE 3USD PS 9PG 91 ''''.'' LOT 3. S 21 FT OF LOT 2 13* C'INSTANCC C FT AL 150 PT OR £ 290.43 FT OF OERICk VIRGIL V 1 01111 J $353.11 151.3s 811 6 TI 1 LOT 33 TCwN OF SANFORD N 130 H OF E 290.43 FT Of DERRICK VIRGIL W 1.01*1' 3 $57.36 LOTS 4 • S 61.1 6 TR 1 FtI* CONSTA NC E C 0411.00 - 4. 33 11.155 S 130 PT UP C DERRICk VIRGIL V • OlzI 3 $250.55 LOT 1 • N 117 OF LOT 2 811 SRINTLEY RAY It I BRENPA J '290.43 1? C 14 130 FT TIP It $118.32 TM 11 290.43 IT) TOwN OF SANFORD C•S*CLAII SYLVAN IT*'tI, •I Ii PG 13 SISSIIISeIII•es.se•5ØSs LOT S BLR S TO 11 tot 53 CHURCH WEST SlOE 1*9115? HAVES TFRPY I • HILEN L $36.17 $112.77 TCWP. OF SANFORD LOT 34 LOT MATES TERRY I • HELEN ( or Sanford Inc $38.12 5 29 4/3 FT OF LOT 3 8(1 1 hUmP. GUY I'll'S OT 51 Y.1.z Donald D& Antoinette I $i9O.12 TO a 94 FT OF LOT 6$ LIII REILTY C DIV CORP $3390 TCwN OF SANFORD LOT I? KELLY JUDITH I 'OWILL Heirs $244.76 LOTS 9 • *0 • I It FT OF 80 411N WILLIE J I. SIC 27 TiP 19 ING /9 ---- -----------------$359.98 VACO ST ON w 811 7 T A e•eI•S NUU C SOUNDS Sr 21 Tw iNS III '41 WA .Iandera TCwI, OF SANFORD 4._i LEO'Ukti 4 4 -ills 715 * 660 FT OP N 1/2 OF Is., t' ii'.: LOTS 1* • 12 • I it II (SF ME f,NF*81 RIVRS I' JR "114 OF SE 1/4 pr 34 J Bobror VACC 5 ON 5 1 A $3OFTOFII/COFMI/4.A )lI4)JPLJANFF $10.13 TCVN OF 'SANFORD OF SI 1/4 loT 1 IL l. 1 TP C In 1/4 OF I Ill OF '.1 4i4 RI 4011 SIslIwDot' F iF • 11140 J'3S1$'H V69I.56 TCWN OF SANICRIT OP SI 1/4 Jane Y lOT 3 B).p 1 TO 4 e41 0e04WA1F NA*kH&M ESTATES PS IL 'CS 40 I 61 •I*$SCII5ssIsIIls. CAITV4.lGIs? •flPiiT j II 166.68 TCWN CF SANFORD lot ii woOuS 1110 t 4 P11116 P $*Vh4l FT OF LOT 14 4/2 Itit lips dt 11'.r! 4, '.,r...t, ' . LOT 32 4' ( LIE CI'AI II 3.. ' •. • S"IL1Y A $48. 1 "4 40 ILl I ' T11t1p •l1*'.t ' - Fr •:' V .. ,. OT 34 3 TI. ?, ('I '114111' . LOT 33 ItsillipI .dl Iloy') S /ZIceu o (i',t $4 ' . LIST $6 c Ft UI I 44 II UI • (114)1' PONAtO (/379 $149. 7? 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The boy had been nd to wake up the toddler In the mM,r bedroociwbuithethoothig occurred U 12:35 p.m. HoWever, there was seen, discrepancy on h,yghwa.klU.t Itwasreport.dhewusbot Eyes Underwear Lyrics .. . . * .- ERIC '' + 54555S 13 - Take . a Look... I a -: am. - - ai4 Nr . 1 In the bstJg'oo. Before the boy was charged, the date's atffJ conducted a thorough Investlgatlon," said Chris Ray, chief assistant stews - ++ Geneva Brings Weather Death. Toll To 8 ,~. . I :Ileavy rains and high of St. p.hg T. (aus sear_Iy4a Bisth. with the live wliis all around lag 1ag heavy rains had vhch "" Central F1O With the ,vl'ea ci the her," said Likevis, Mobile water In them and some areas day and Tamp. Iatirnatlinaj Tidey lid to the death of at Airport rscorde abmut u f 11iy U Aul*sedi* euly a Home Park manager Nazi soft of Tamps and lnthe Shore liNt '* Pi11O5 Includingkwbo& few mher lujui. were U. 'gei. 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SIui1'.u,oc 661/406144 1/4 66$1 I sill $11 1/4 OP $11 1/4 OLtI *06 56IIP55 511 + ... :,,-.--.-e.-.")~;~!-~t.-i-'-*'~."!~.(,-;!IPL":0 I -- ++ •• +. ............ • • •?. ... . .. •.. .l•_ .1 ....... rs -'+' + •.. . ++ • 'K' '1*' ........ Shares Lowell, Cardinal Industries secretary, isplug It d.es*'$ keep raining, - + - *4 1 L - + - ___ -- -- . Newspaper advertisements meet with representa tives of sUbcoInInittees will report their see two sexually-oriented shows that feature sexy models each medium on a face(oface findings on June 7 before the during the prune tune hour. He wearing sheer imderwear... basis to Influence viewing for sex education committee as a cited one movie starring Sally whole. Suggestive lyrics heard on their children. Fields in "Stay Hungry" 4n H local rock stations like WDIZ Kay Nelson of the radio which she appears in a nude The subcommittee evolved committee cited rock stations scene. Another show seen on and BJ102.. recently from the newly formed BJIOS and WDIZ as "very public television he said he Television shows like "Eight sex education committee that poor" and lambasted the Disc deems offensive was the Ii Enough" and "Th ree's was recommended by Supt. Jockey Pablo on KISS who uses English comedy, "Faulty The state's attorney's officedecjdscltocliargethe Company" whose plots revolve William Layer to cleanup the "some very bad language" on Towers." boy with manslaughter around suggestive sexual environment first before 1fl his show. Other menibers of her Jean Micituels and another mey.go.rowids. stituting 1* sex education group nodded in agreement, because It could prove member of the newspaper "culpable negligence" In "Radio station WDIZ is very subcommittee criticized ad. These are examples of just a program In the classrooms. the case, Ray said. We The three subcommittees poor, probably the worst of the vertisement for movies, night few of the advertisements and consist of the following: radio, could not prove Pt pro sms In the media deemed me&tated m*adsr as lnthe mem bers; television, five bunch," said Mrs. Nelson. ' The clubs and underwear ads suggestive and sexually- three members; and hewspaper, songs are very suggestive and Published in the Sentinel Star or case 01 tiM deiir.e m twisted by three CL encowage kids todo things they in flyers Inserted in that dsr,hssald. members. committeell. are not capable of Un- newspaper "that could be During the next few weeks, deManding." cleaned up." The subcommittees met each subcommittee will arathon Swimmer One example of suggestive Gordon Nelson, co-chairman Tuesday for the compile position papers listing lyrics Is evident in rock star of the sex education comajjttee, Marat hon swimmer Stella honorary chairman for the 1079 Wi. swam the distance 01110 mIles In the Nile River and the after walb spending almost three specific Inaterial found of- artist Rod Stewart's "11 You showed the group one magazine 111111, In $1 heirs. Sons of Taylor, who last year Golden Ag. Olympics, ac me fensive, meet with represen- Want My Body," she said, her is the oldest woman to ac flyer that was inserted -in the ,stiIlII,d a new world record :=2IWP WW rdS on tatives to discuss the material Other Ists 1C11 U11$ the di111 Norman Kessinger of the Sentinel Star where female swimming from Bimini to cording to Jim Jernigan, 30 miles In $4 dspn water at Clianiwi swim twice. .,ME radio, television and in and writeup an evaluation television committee told model wore a see-through bra. florida, has hiss chaiiis as chairman of the event. e As pyp, newspapers. They now plan to report of that meeting. The members he was appalled to SHARON CAHKWO 2 ____________ -- D*eci,t _ Instances of cars missing the curve as they travel south on Park Avenue just before reaching Airport Boulevard. When they miss the curve, they land in his lawn. The fifth such instance occurred Tuesday night when two men missed the curve and struck a pole near Gordon's home. "Mv wife won't even sleep in the front bedroom anymore." said Gordon, "she wants me to sell the home. I've gone to a lot of expense." he said, "I've put In a fence all along the front and I've stuck red reflectors on the trees out front. 111 have to, I'll reinforce the fence with railroad Iron," he said. rie siaizen s Sub-Committee * S. dote to spps. In the Juvenile division 01 the circuit court, he said, Plotzilck said he didn't know what the arraignmast date is but speculated it would be held sometime next week. "If the boy Is found to have committed the crime, p.ta9imum psIs1jy he faces Is being placed In the residential treatment program under the Rehabilitative Health Services tHRI) atil the age of 10," Plothick said. The 12"yssrcid jivedils, whoae name could not be r,kla,dsbrAargJbJjl,da ; BYmIARONCAJIRAICO Herald Stall Writer order to prevent motorists from crashing off the road and into his front lawn at 3007 S. Park Ave., Sanford. 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She said her daughter was a "very loving mother who new abused her children." "She loved those kids and was so particular about them. She kept her on on them like a hawk when they were playing outside," Rosa Keltt said. Miss Keltt's mother said she Mill doesn't know the exact events which transpired on the evening 01 March 8. She said she was out shopping while the children were bathing. When she got home she found her daughter in the bedroom screaming, the said. Attempts to revive the Children by police and rescue wilts were unsuccessful at the scene, police said. Police said they arrested Miss Keltt at the W. 11th Street address at about 4 p.m. Tuesday. She was taken Into custody at the Sesninole County JW Bond was set at $1,000. A preliminary hearing for Miss Keltt was scheduled for 1:30 p.m. today in circuit court. I1. L 2-Year-Old Boy Faces Hearing 06,0110A DEIlOO take the Children out of the tub Immediately. Instead, the left them in the water and ran Into the bedroom, police said. The children's grandmother, Rosa Keltt, returned home and found her daughter ,,in hysterics" according to An llyear-old mother who told Sanford police the was In the kitchen preparing dinner on March 8 when her two ions drowned In six inches of bsthwater has been arred and charged with two counts of manslaughter and two counts of child abuse In connection with their deaths. Police said a two.moegh Investigation of the drownings produced evidence suggesting criminal acts may have been committed by Bluett Keltt, whose sons were found face down In a bathtub at 200 Lake Monroe Terrace. Mrs. Keltt was arrested Tuesday on an Information prepared by the state's attorney's office. Telly Keltt, age 2, and lincnth.old Terry Keltt, had been dead for up to an hour when the mother said she discovered the pair, a medical examiner's report concluded. Medical examiner Dr. G.W. Garay said Telly tad a bump on the head. 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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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 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/7c3926935046f82bdd4edd5e422c4591.pdf a7436ffa7208288de43512809c7c3791 PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 223—Monday, May 7,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 4 Evenino USPS 45.2501—Price 15 Cents -------a Herald—I' --- - U.S. Time Company $100,000 L)amage in Industrial Park Blaze a f t unier Whirle by Hal Kaufman By GEOFFREY POUNDS finishing the cypress clocks It produces. Herald Staff Writer Minor smoke damage was also sustained by a nearby building A Seminole County fire battalion chief making his routine leased by Herrington Research, a business machine firm which rounds Sunday morning noticed a puff of smoke at a building next recently discontinued business, firemen said. to the fire station at the 1-4 Industrial Park near State Road 46. The cause of the blaze has not yet been determined and InFifteen minutes later, firemen extinguished a blaze said to have vestigators from ,the Seminole County Sheriff's Department and caused more than $100,000 damage. the office of the state fire marshal today continued their probe of Battalion chief J.W. Walters was leaving the industrial park the blaze. Kaiser said samples of the burnt material collected at fire station just before 11 a.m. when he noticed the smoke coming the scene would be sent to date authorities for examination. from the rear of a building leased to the U.S. Time Company, Inc. U. William Hogan of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department Gary Kaiser, county public safety director said. The building Is said deputies are not ruling out the possibllity of arson in the case. about 100 feet from the fire station. The U.S. Time building is leased to Ron Scarlata, of 5 Gumtree Kaiser said Walters sent the two men on duty at the fire station Court, Winter Park, Industrial Park records show. The firm had to the building and called for additional units. been in business about one year. The building leased contained "The men went through the building to see If there was anybody 30,000 square feet of space and was valued at $395,000. according Inside, but they didn't find anyone," Kaiser said. He said firemen to Industrial park spokesmen. believed there had been someone living Inside the building. A spokesman said preliminary estimates indicate about 30 Firernen said the blaze was under control within 15 minutes. A percent of the building was destroyed. Firemen said damage total of four units and 12 men were called to the scene from estimates of $100,000 included the destruction of contents in the various county stations, Kaiser said. building as well as structural damage. Scarlata could not be There were no injuries, but firemen said jt was neci.yto reached today. Protective breathing equipment to avoid Inhaling toxic furnes An 14 Industrial park spokesman mid the park insures the resulting from the burning of lacquer used by the company in building and the tenant Insured the contents. TALK SHOWI Aye speaks enly English. lie speaks seily Spanish. Coo speaks Spanish and French. De@ speaks English and French. Hew can 11011 Communicate with Aye via the others present? Time limit: 30 ascends. 'sAy scids c "Clci sq.., oi .s Sup..th AV IGlve and Takel "Can February March?' he asked. "No, but Aprii_," she replied. Fill blank with the name of a month. P.S.: it has three letters. r—_- ASW II uuow @4,L •Steck Anawerl Asked the minimum number of animals he kept, a wiseacre gentleman farmer replied: "They're all hersos but two, all sheep but two, and all pigs but two." Hew many did he have? id 04A p, 41400 'IJO Sue — seuaus ssiqj, Nalled Downl Place a toothpick atop the nail of your middle finger. Place adjacent fingers over it. Now, press down. Try to break the toothpick. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differencas In drawing detaIls between top and beltem panels. Hew wlckly can you find them? Chock answers with mess below. If p 1111011111140 of JI6I3 . of It s*r ., *10"11601111 If ON It IV(ISf U j p544 1113 JSil, DICKENS, YOU SAYI In a certain chapter of "The Pickwick Pa Ws," by Charles Dickens, Mr. Pickwick discovers a stone bear. Ing the Inscription diplctedabov,. Hepurchased the stone and took it to London, where it became the subject of much dibate, until a scholarly rival exposed it as an amusing hoax. ltmayfoolyoua$ first, as it. did Mr. Pickwick, but with a little puzzling you can read what It says. Which is what? I Herald Photo by Tom N.tseI Dee Johnson gets In a practice swing for Chase & Co., one of the powerhouses In Sanford's Florida Little Major League competition. Catcher Greg Merthie has a bead on the ball here. For a rundown on Saturday's Little League action, see Page 6A of today's Evening herald. Inclement weather was expected to put a serious damper on today's youth baseball activities in Seminole County. PRACTICE SWINGS Seminole County I Students Head For Naval Academy c) X' — By SHARON CARRASCO enter the academy each year, Road. men class. Forest City's Herald Staff Writer Fairley said. Seniors David Sullivan and Anthony Sanches, a 1978 Ten students from Seminole Of the 10 students, two are .Clndy Blemic of Lyman High graduate of Lake Brantley High County will attend the U.S. female and will be among the 80 School, are anxiously awaiting School, will also be a plebe this Naval Academy at Annapolis women the academy admits to the word of acceptance from summer. this fall representing one its freshmen class each year, the academy. "Basically, the lead item of percent of thethconlng fresh- Fairley said. Students from Seminole High the story Is the one percent J5 WHEEL NIGHT? Unicydifug is new to our unsteady friend at ;im —i loll.. left above. Can you NO him ftVV0 to peW * below? .4 I : 1'." men."O yen hoes It it vMents Lyman Righ School will Sdot ara'MyTt JamesAve.McGovern few of the 15 sooMo.. of 515 , iisa4, me -wtt %ioei students from one county, that be plebes whose college career Dale Owen of Route 1, system," Fairley said. ..r WYA siF' wirI1&1HEseT,1l,41&s or - Is significant," says Carl begins July 6 at the naval Longwood; Erica Ryder of 104 "There's a lot of effort being Fairley, naval academy in- academy. Those students are: Shannon Drive, Sanford. placed In the ability of the formation officer. "That's more John Stagliano of 207 Oviedo High School's Javier young people to perform on a i than some states get." Brombones Lane, Longwood; Covelli of 160 E. Third St., national basis. Seminole County is one of 67 Cathy Gaul of 503 Puert.a Court, Winter Springs and Lake "The school system has a counties In Florida which Altamonte Springs; Jeffrey Brantley High School's Frankie strong academic curriculum contrasts sharply with the 3,050 Hall of 110 Aspen Place, Albritton of 1103 W. Tulane that's maintained by the adcounties in the nation. Longwood, and Binhdoy Drive, Altamonte Springs are ministration and the teachers. Approximately 1,300 students Hardesty of 924 Lake Irene also Included In the 1979 fresh- This is proof of it." - J" • ••.. - Bystander surveys gutted U.S. Time Company building Superintendent of Schools, William (Bud) - - Layer; (left,) with appointment (standi fiom left) Frank £jtton, Lake S. - Palestinian Targets IN • • . •::., -..4 Israeli Planes H ut Lebanon II 6 AVThE MEW OAMK MA AX ' United Press International the size of the drongholdorhow The air strike on an inland the lame region. Israeli warplanes attacked many weapons, U any, were target wuunusual slnce Israeli Palestinian guerrilla con- there. warplanes generally con. quoted the leader of the Iai*1l. centrations In southern The new raid wuannowtced centrate their raids onguerrula supported Qr1dianmllItMaj. Lebanon today In the second shortly after official sources in strongholds along the Lebanese Sand Haddad, as saying such air strike In two days, the Jerusalem said Prime Minister coast Military sources earlier force repulsed the attempted Israeli military command denied reports from Beirut iniiitratioa. announced. Earlier Mary, Page 2* saying warplanes struck at The strike near the village of Earlier Beirut Radio stations targets near Tyre, on reported Israeli warplanes Reichan occurred at 3 p.m. (9 Menachem Begin will propose southern Lebanese coast. today had pounded the southern am. EDT) and all Planes talks with Iab.nnn's Pr-aid--st returned safely to base, the Ellis Sarkis to end fighting attack against a city of Tyre and Its mrroimdlng The Israeli Israeli command said. area. But Israeli military between Israel and Lebanon- suspected Mruighold along Reichan is about 13 miles based Palestinian guerrillas, eastern sector of the guerrilla sources and PLO officials north of Metuila, the northern- The sources sold the denied the reports. e fr11j within24 most town in Israel. eventually could mean the first after loch reports said the The new Israeli air strike The command said the target contact between Israel and the QiridJan militia In southern followed bombings by Israeli was 'terrorist concentrations" Palestine Liberation Organiza- Lebanon foiled two guerrilla js in the outskirts of Tripoli but there was no indication of tion. attempts to Infiltrate Its lines in Sunday. V -a . . V '• V .' V . . .- V '"V-- \I - -. V • V Erica Ilyder. Seminole High; Jay McGovern. Seminole high, Dale Owen, Seminole 111gb; and Canton Henley, Lyman Principal. Front row, from left, Blnhdoy hlardesty, Lyman' Javier ('ovel'i OvieaIi 'I' 111gb; John Stagliano, Lyman and Carl Fairley, Commander U.S.N.R. Naval Academy In. formation Officer. - ', . -, (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Seminole Woes Recalled In Bid For Insurance Law Illy DONNA FSTS - MeesidSIoff Writer year, however, some 1,500 heavily kbhiod against by In this session, the Seminole Education and stopped all payment on a one-year contract for all the firm Friday asked local dim' r'i( from p to lance companies," Ø.. He said the insurance corn- Association are "strongly claim " months ago, hesa1d. school employees nd depen- school employees who had $50fl5 remainedSJ and tawsy said, adding, however, poJoas in the pad have heavily endorsing" the proposed The Seminole school system dents for life and health In. received checks from Old State Rep, Bobby Hattaway, still have not bun paid. poteist forces In T 11 -n lobbied against this legislation. had a contract with Old surance with Old Securities Life Security returned by banks for D-Aftsmonte SpIlags, predicted The legislation, to be board by includim How Speaker typelaxisla"andwereablato Similar legislation was Security Life Insurarice Co. to Wwgnce COmpany during the insufficent funds to send copies today abWwlll be passed In the the full Florida Rouse of Designate Ralph Rabin, kill It In the Senate commerce adopted by the Legislature In provide hoipitalisatlon and life 1976-77 year, payment was of those checks to him with Florida Hot.. of Represen- Reprenattves Insurance chairmen of the House Rules committee. 'This Is much 1PIO concerning property and Insurance for thesystem's 3,000 stopped on claims and the firm verification that medical bills tatives to prevent a recurrence committee, of which Ilattaway Committee, and Florida needed legislation and we have casualty insurance. and families In 197$. went into receIvershIp. It was had been paid. of the loas of vni1iM1al siens Is a member, calls for Issurance C'#'i Bill had problems In Seminole "I'm strongly In favor of the employees fl. Toward the end of the the first year the school system by cuusts of health ,i(abllulsnmt of a gady Guts, an very mudi in favor Couty that it would prevent In kglslatkm" Layer said. "It contract period the Kansas had coverage with ffrnHe of receiver said the will 1ei. ad jf omipsales hut by of the future," he salt would have saved school per- City, Mo. insurance firm "Several teachers have had to begin the process of reim- Which go into receivership. 'Tm wesk lee the MU and ceenpenlee posing resources to School Superintendent aoenel doctors, dentists and stopped Hying insurance mortage their homes or secured i 5 sties part of those Seminole County school pick the covurigss and leIng to the aitutlus of W111 P. Layer and Gene hoqltali a lot of grist wiun Old t'jajj1 and chocks issued by the loans they are still trying to pay "'° rntem.pioysea have açald eI"w of Iadivldts when an as many legilators as p i Gn y prope.11es are sokL isacutive director of Security wad into receivership finn to Seminole County sti when Old Security went Into Cahn5 totaling more than Insurucs company does 5ume _______________________________ dbMs boeiuet receivership. The proposec "Several groups in this state hove hod," Hattawsy $US,IN agalsut Old Security bsaktt. Iegi'$Jon would have hgislatkm would have a have experienced the &xota lie Insurance Co. of Kus Hattaway said be spoke aid. prIdid the kgie1n been a grad help If It had been of an insurance company which went Into before the luisiraici , a reality in S"u1 when the cIanajs and the fiasco that failure," Gtagsr said. "The r*ulverèlp after the 1P76-77 committee of the fill cow "ely pass Ma vet' of the problem with Old Security We occured in 8.mhiol, wouldn't answer lies In eatalthi)thig *a filhiliast millie lad week, citing yew. AId ThSChSek ..... .....4* UUULI$ ..................4$ Insurance Company developed. happen again," Grooms said. 6 - - 4 •- u- ww . T V - - V "lbs se V V ,. $IS ......................41 hiupllaI ............0 Some 1,100 school board em ccoswnsr will be left eL. . leach, whess didrict iciades Cuts. ................... UW to $3utU . 1* OWaui ................. .$ ployees have outstanding ,uI'00155 r. "ie the bag when a company aid he 011106 WO an' III. in,(idasaruofOMIecasIty '"'wyw through Chain ............•...41 Ira u d:, Wiace Iii iehee1- iyitS Uleeea.csCog.ing. Qwoword..................4' Spoils ...... rngIngfrom$Nto$5I,SN" nearly half of the school g.7t or simply tM and win be strongly liluiW ...................4A 'Waildus..... àkyoes sad dip.sdeata. raeai.idilp. $Y Silts personnel. e tailstameøl$s I M )ilr' DIMW ..................II Wtuisr lowttheesd.f the cared "The teglalatlen Is being Liyuraid toward tMem4 $ uid th r,ceiyerfor otlgMIon," be .., ____ ______ ____ , , a V - - �U—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, May 7, 1,7, 65,000 Protest Nuc,lear Power LVS RLD WAIIKTON (UP!) — They we 6,tAng, with one purpose —opposition to nuclear power - and two major targets, President Carter and Energy Secretary James Schlesinger. Chanting "No more nukes Nomore Harrlsburgs," the largest anti-nuclear power crowd in U.S. history and the biggest group of protesters in Washington since the end of the Vietnam War held an all-day rally and march on the Capitol Sunday. Most of the demonstrators came by bus from Northeast cities, but some traveled from as far away as New Mexico and Oregon. Many left immediately after the rally ended, while other, stayed for meetings today with their congressmen. U.S. Park Police estimated a mid-afternoon crowd of 65000 jammed the area at the foot of Capitol Hill while speakers such as California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., who urged nuclear power moratoriums, and comedian and activist Dick Gregory, who announced a new fast, exhorted them to help spread word of the L IN BRIEF "Israel To Propose Talks With Lebanon 1; JERUSALEM (UP!) - Prime Minister Menachem Begin will propose peace talks with Lebanese President Ellas Sarkis In a move to halt fighting between Israel and Palestinian guerrillas based in Lebabob, official sources said today. Begin, the peace treaty with Egypt behind him, will offer to help solve the Palestinian refugee problem in 'tebanon, the sources said. That could mean future contact between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization. Congress Considers Rationing Parliament Opens Session SALISBURY, Rhodesia - Rhodesia's black majority Parliament was called Into session for the first time today in choose eight more white members, but a leading black politician said his party will boycott the session to protest alleged fraud in last month's balloting. Elected black members of the new 100-member parliament and the 20 whites chosen in an earlier election meet were to meet today as an electoral college to hand. ,,,pick another eight white members. The country's new constitution provides that eight white members be chosen from a list of 16 names submitted by the Rhodesian Front, the all-white party led by outgoing . Prime Minister Ian Smith. The Front also holds the 20 elected white seats. MASINDI, Uganda UP! - Tanzanian-led government forces have thrust into the northwestern corner of Uganda to flush out the last remants of Idi Amin's army ;.. ossibly being led by the deposed dictator himself. Sweeping through the northeast, where they overran Soroti, Masindi and adjacent Port Masindi on the Nile L. river, government soldiers found further evidence of atrocities committed by the retreating Amin troops. On the outskirts of Masindi a man was found impaled to a tree, a nail driven through his head. Socialist Party Wins .. VIENNA, Austria — The Socialist Party led by Chancellor Bruno Krelsky scored the biggest election victory in postwar Austria, tightening its political hold by winning its fourth election in a row. The Socialists, a staunch anti-communist party, won 96 of the 133 seats In Parliament in Sunday's general elections, increasing the absolute majority they have held since 1971. "Our victory gave evidence that the majority of our people expressed confidence in our policy," Kreisky said of the victory. "We will do everything in our power to justify this confidence." , ¶••• ,.• •t 'I • •,. .0. China Asks For U.S. Aid PEKING (UPI) — China appealed to the United States today to help it find ways to pay for the advanced technology and machinery it wants to buy from America. China's apparent shortage of cash to finance its ambitious modernization plans came to light during talks between visiting U. S. Commerce Secretary Juanita Kreps and Chinese Foreign Trade Minister LI Qiang. The Chinese minister told Secretary Kreps that China wants the United States's help in exploiting its natural resources including oil, copper, coal, chemicals and hydroelectric power. . SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - France and JCoMa Rica have offered asylum to anti-government revolutionaries holding two ambassadors and eight other people hostage since Friday in the French and Costa Rican embassies. El Salvador Foreign Minister Jose Antonio Rodriguez Porth said his country had agreed to grant the 1$ members of the Popular Revolutionary Bloc safe conduct out of his country. Rodriguez Porth said the dissidents had not replied to the offer, but lf they agreed, the operation to free the two ambassadors and their employees would be carried out "as quickly as possible." (lISPS 451.1111 _• Vandals Demolish Sculpture NEW YORK (UPI)— Vandals ripped an $80,000 sculpture from Its pedestal outside an East Side art gallery Sunday and smashed It to pieces. Authorities said the eight-foot high, 4,000-pound green granite sculpture—entitled "Ubatuba"—was completely ould VW I - DsHvi.y: Wiel. 11 N,M.StLUJS,SMUSIe. SliNg Viii. iv 45mhz WId, N iiea Nil-rn SillS S ON^& 11515, Veer, • — ' •gn -- i•• ''V'• .. • •.• - • • •&... '•. • 11 Ford Family In Herald • Phelsi by Tom $.IuI . •• -. • • • • •• I f Kiednap V ictim — Nuclear L.ak'N.vir Mind' - 0 Rescued ATHENS, Ala. (UPI)—Otftclals have blamed a "false alarm"report of a radioactive leak at the Browns Ferry radioactivity n lear plant on e malfunctioning sensor. Thi Tomes... Valley Authority said Saturday that a u.k In a read" cooling system released a sun amo.d of radioactivity 1do the Tamir,. River Friday nigh'But WA spokeanen Mike Butler said Sunday that no Ink was found in the hosting exchanger that was first believed leaking and that ider water .piee revesled no radioactivity. uc - - th Atom*lc Stud - - of a • 5- -- I - •- • '5- • • - • -. Herald pIs$s by MICKEY MOUSE HERE WE COME A Sanford laundromat owner who previo usly worked for the Xerox Corporation was cIow of - Reynolds, 45, of 1011 W. *,told1uifordpobc QUCAGO (UPI)— IemMIc .1vöI fatS lacresies in —'- surgery may m' as many as 76,111 beast bout pM1da cam ssjey edadsd lives with do prE1dmi, a cu41kg14 ssys accepted 28 precisely c photocopied bills and dispensed a dollar Ill chop for • Tern Netiil Fifteen children from the Sanford Child Develop. ment Center's after school program (most of whom had never been before) celebrated Youth Day Saturday with a trip to Disney World thanks to the generosity of Fourdee of Casselberry and the Knights of Columbus of Sanford. Youngsters are shown lining up to leave for their big day. Counterfeiter Cleans-Out Laundry the cola ,nclde. at lamdromd at * Slate St. -'s m V On&house. Ask about an Atlantic Hank l-Iomncownrs Loan. No Brokerage Frt-s. Atlantic Bank "I worked for Xerox for ten yews and ldkki't think ft could bedosw,"Willla,n Reynoldasaid,relirrltigto the los. Cd $23 IlitaiflOd when someone ran cairn. t.rfelt bills t hrough one of his coin Changers Survival Rates Increase put tutu the tiHichmne sometime between Tuesday and Friday. 1 said the bills were done in black lnk, with printing on only one aide. TOILAFLIX. Tol$ Plvus,sr UnHke ordinary plunger., lbilsAei does not permit compressed sir or messy water to spluh back or escape. With TbiIde* the lull prnue plow. through the clogging mass and swes it down. Oat mhs Ossela. 41.flu $211 AT HARDWARE STORES No Hrokcragc Its Member F.D.I.C. Sub. STOIitE 300 E. THIRD ST., SANFORD Reynolds saewor for xeroz for lo years ln Drawing May 12 New York bsforeccmir.gto No Purchase Necessary! ",checed IN" tha to see whether It Is nford (3224,211). Eusti (357-3111) GOODWILL FREE TV Reynolds aid he will L. Downtown Orlando (843-3700), Winwr Park (843-3700). Vt-%t Orlando (843-3700). Conway (843-3700), AKue'160*y "me maciiine is very sensitive, it's not supposed to do that, he said. Sanford three years ago. Hesald that therebad been a great deal of .reeeerth by Xerox and other com___ into the of problem counterfeiting and that of the coin pa j li4 reportedly d problem. The best bank arouna May 10, 11 and 12 1979 SPECIAL 3 Days Only I Reconditioned lox Spring & Manreu $5IS Sit - •Clothing *Shoes. sFurnitur. "Help the HaNdicapped Help Themselves" Shop and save t,,.Gwjii.y, GolIInbeds Your $uPport._ - . - COGGED TOWS ANDERSON, S. C. (UP!)— The question researchers at the Southern StM Energy Baird In tla4a are trying to ai what would hSpIhNltaCOmmlmIlyUadillty ntpnvnoth nuclear generating facility coUthig Cd built a U reactors * preliminary we 1igr' for study Is a sparsely dWe mile arisCdAaderimCo.d7iser But MB officials Saturday psk.d osd that the study not mien a bypethstksl Ikeider oo'pl.' con. dift of three renders in tow dudars will be built. _— - AGGRAVATED ASSAULT An Orlando woman escaped from two men Thursday who, she said threatened her with a knife, according to Seminole Couniy -sl.5t.1IA.._ 5&UiUIIUUI Vii. nowiarut ptu,ssm 41*19 Deml arn Britain's •- .• kr,m bIM Percy Funeral Home In Roan Mountain, Tenn. Burial will be In the Slaughter family cemetery in Roan Mountain. Considered except '--• tty Funeral services will be $28 inoo1neIiswsekby a someone using Mammoth Plant ' ssue PETTY CASH STOLEN Someone stole $126.70 in pe cash and the coffee fund from an office at the Florida Power & Light Company, according to Seminole County deputies. Diane Gilmore, 21, of 200 Fern Park Blvd., Fern Park, told deputies she believed she had locked the money in her desk. Deputies say there were no signs of forced entry. The theft occurred sometime between Wednesday and Thursday at the company office west of state Route 46, deputies say. Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Roan View Chapel of Hathaway- Court Fight WASHINGTON (UP!)— Congress' decision net to balance m.d year's budget could send the nation's deficit skyrocketing to $100 billion, Sen. William Proxmire, D. WIN., charged today. Proxmire, chairman of the Senate B'nig1 Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, said the deficits allowed In Senate and House budget proposals might go as high as $100 billion U the economy goes Into recession. "In a year of rampaging hvn and ,bnated real growth of 3 percent, there should be a balanced budget Instead of the massive $89 to $40 billion proposed deficit," Proxmire said in a statement prepared for the Senate. •" ' a,,l Proxmire Blasts Budgets • . LAWNMOWER A lawnmower valued at $175 was stolen from the carport of a Winter Park man, according to Seminole County deputies. Robe rt Mackey, 66, of 3618 Mango Court, Winter Park, said the lawnmower was stolen sometime Wednesday or Thursday. - • • CAR STOLEN The car of a 16-year-old Casselberry student was stolen from the parking Lot of Lake Howell High School while she was in class, according to Seminole County deputies. Lorrie Howell, 16, of 60 Old Barn Way, Casselberry, told deputies she parked in the school parking lot at 6:30 a.m. Thursday. She discovered her 1970 red Volkswagon missing wh she en left school to go home at about 3 p.m. that day, deputies say. The car was valued at $500. her daughter, Mrs. Whitehead S • to the charges at a preliminary hearing in circuit court. Gray's arrest followed a year-long Investigation by the State Comptroller's office. The investigators said Gray sold stock in a defunct company said to be producing a fuel-free magnetic engine. GUILTY PLEA A 65-year-old Apopka woman pleaded guilty to a charge of grand theft in circuit court Tuesday. Pearl K. Mockny, 3129 Cecelia Drive, Apopka, entered the plea in connection with the theft of several articles of clothes from the Burdine's Store in the Altamonte Mall. Police said she took the clothes from a rack and left the store without paying. A presentencing investigation was ordered. GRAND THEFT ARREST A Casselberry man was arrested Th ursday for the April 16 theft at a Longwood service staion, according to Seminole County deputies. Jackie Desmond Kittle Jr., 18, of Summltt Apt. 28D Apartments, Casselberry, was charged with steal ing $1,200 from the H & W Sunoco Station on State Route 434 and U.S. Highway 17-92, Longwood. He was placed on a $5,250 bond. deputies. Iris Den ise Walker, 22, of Orlando, said she was picked up by two men in Orlando who were driving a Late model Oldsmobile. Mrs. Slaughter was a native The men drove to an orange grove behind Spring Lake Hills, of Carter County, Tenn., and Sou th of Altamonte Springs, where one of them threatened her the mother of Mrs. Peggy with a knife, she said. Geraline Whitehead of Sanford. Ms. Walker told deputies she jumped out of the car and ran Mrs. Slaughter is survived by away. her husband, R. 0. Slaughter; DETROIT (UP!) Disputing dsscendants of automotive pioneer Henry Ford are gearing for a court fight this week over one family member's claim to a $7.3 million inheritance and a position of power in the Ford Motor Co. Benson Ford Jr., a 28-year-old California bachelor and great.grandeaa of the company's founder, Is trying to reopen the will of his later father, Benson Ford, and win control of a huge bloc of family-owned Ford stock. A hearing on the suit Is scheduled Tuesday in Wayne County Probate Co Cockerhan. Three and four-ycar-olds race (above) for tape A during foot race. • • .. at Youngsters Jackson Day Care Center In Sanford competed for trophies Friday in play-day athletic events. Lumumba ' Duncan (left), gives It all he's got as he races up ladder to the "••'.slide while '' 1T t: vu by ivvnvr menu q, ; roiling again, Mate officials with the Mats's most serious have announced that a local. in shortage a, two aid after BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) its "or was trying to." News. The two drove arotmd option, modified form of gas seeing the long lines at the gas — Several motorists who "If It hadn't been for them, I Collier said he fainted several the city searching for the C& rationing Is going to be laun- pump. the President asked raported8esIngaha0dw1ggIb don't know what would have times from,carbon monoxide and ched this week. headed back to tbs Energy Secretary James from beneath a car trunk lid happened," said Collier. "I fumes In the trunk, but newspaper Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. 8SMuIIIttOIIIOI*b>'thSInd sparked a thau by a flewipa- couldn't have when the city idiom lasted much squeezed his hand through an radioed with a repOrt Ibat thi was expected to sign an of n.d week on wby the per reporter, and photographer longer In that trunk, maybe an open space In the trunk lid to car bad been opQ#o d Usia executive order today giving California obottagn as n that aided with the rescue of a hour or so. I'd been done for, signal for help when he could. the Mdi's 51 cowIes authority acute. stabbed kIdpip victim. The two diasid the car wbIl Intentionally or not." lhth If • "I flmirJ -D When pulled the car DC9P.R5 in contact with the city The tale unfolded like this someo editor, Who was on fingIters outall wor ad opoW the trunk Ogler told poke he met MY noUce theine would the 99 and police$ Saturday, a haggard Gary WaGrmandJosepil QWW.10,41011118111 Vft a tab Friday z*ft at a Momw bar said Collier. That's what I was mation to the PoIlice. of bMW rnhMd, its" and and WR with them. When he hoping: for anyway. I gum I Pollice pulled the ew am real UCk3• hold captive for 14 hours In the tried to leave the two, Collier was arrad three and help.d WASHINGTON (UPI) A reactor, and the Nuclear tflNk Whi, his k*sppiis said he was robbed of $800, Reporter Mark Winne and Coliler the from the trunk of the month afts the first wave Cd dac.d how to kill Mm end beaten, stabbed with a screw- photographer Jerry Ayres car. bed c''---, He b,en dabbed t,1ftl politicians took sides on the livedigating the MarCh 28 let rM of Ms body. driver and forced into the trunk heard the report about the hand with a screwdriver a* w Three Mile Island atomic accident has bicana a favirits NW pinom WItS held In of the car. over the police radio In the treated aid released at question mark, a second greap pastime is (pIti,l Hill, L;W the City Jail wltbbut bond Police said Miss Green and newsroom of the Birmingham Blj,njm liciepltaj Is beginning Its on long study acknowledged. He said his Soft OS chaPs of kideap. Fendley apparently stopped of the notion's nuclear pew prbs will bethedefJeljI,-am *4 ad r'i.Y. 1W WitS ad OckildupWllburaFaidley IDA w 1 Ift.d as Joseph Findey, seMiIMsrb the ijght. 'tSr' I "E,ssy Mte,., s W ing House Interior Committee Hill Is trylig to get ids the not 7. of Skins, Wilburn Findley, The car was driven much of Caalrman Morris Udell, Dmaybe the s.yb.0 I" Robin the night, amid several motorists LONDON (UP!) Ario,,andmorsIlm ads.md idcuLlttn," he said in a Ores., $6, 41I"g'.Saturday reported a hand used a waning to the fledging go,uwn of Prim. Ma aillusgue., woes to fly to the Idsnlew. Cierd he owed Ma life to waving from the trunk. Minister Mu&wet Thatcher that NW the tin asspu who Collier said he heard the Ism* Nost1IsruIrslad or, th.IRA wili ,.,,,w. ., plhd today for Win wIth 6 jur_ctues e,ar the MC ad bead reports d the cor is a woman and the younger Fend 71w statement Sunday followed the IRA . nting01111118 fidala of the General Poblic Tmtryingtode ar_:. pelco rid., Mated t'ig ley plQttk his death. j'ddo,je Of two security Oaken Od" a Quok In as WIlly Carp, which owun the Jib," he alt do diple ad alerted polic, to made my peace," said Collier, village of lAnuka In Com*y Fenuniagh at noes Saiday. - -.5 Mrs. Myrtle Slaughter, 77, of Roan Mountain, Tenn., died Sunday in the Cannon Memorial Hospital after a long Illness. LOS ANGELES (UP!)— John Wayne undergoes experimental medical treatments this week at UCLA Medical Center In attempts to slow the spread of cancer through his body. A UCLA spokesman said doctors have not determined jM when the 71-year-old actor, who was reported In "stable" condition today, will begin the voluntary, nonsurgical treatments, which- could Include radiation chemotherapy md oral drug dosit President Carter stopped to visit the "Duke" Saturday before returning to Washington from Southern California. Carter said Wayne thanked all his well-wishers "for loving him so much." GIVING IT ALL 1-1t11#, •. a . 'THEYOOT ~ - MRS. MYRTLE SLAUGHTER Wayne Undergoes Treatment - 3N N. Pried Ave.. SONWA Plot $1771. Cliii Pi$$15S Paid of hii*d PIelds 31775 AREA DEATH Met- - said Daily said kadsy. esuO $alwdsy Iv TIe $ulsid Naa1 SUGAR IN TANK Someone poured sugar into the gas tank of a restaurant man ager in Fern Park, according to Seminole County deputies. James Underwood of Orlando told deputies the Incident occurred sometim e April 26 while his car was parked at the Spaghetti Station, 140 Fernwood Blvd., Fern Park. Underwood reported the incident to deputies Wednesday. No estimate of the damage was given. TRIAL DATE SET A May 21 trial has been set for Archie Gray, 45, of Altamonte Springs. Gray was arrested and charged with the sale of unregist ered securities, sale of securities by an unregistered salesman and fraudulent sale of securities April 10. He was released on $1,000 bond this week. He pleaded not guilty "What Is going to happen to New York If you cannot leave a two.ton work of art outside?" said Jacob Weintraub, owner of the gallery. "Graffiti I expected, but policy. day. May 7, 17—Vol. 71, No. 223 value of the canoe was determined. at the foot of Its pedestal outside the Welntrub Gallery l mi PROPELLER STOLEN A stainless steel propeller valued at $280 was stolen from the boat of a Maitland man, according to Seminole Cou',ty deputies. Monte Taylor Jr., 29, of 1507 Oroncle Road, Maitand, said the burglary occurred sometime Wednesday. The propeller was removed from the engine of his boat. CANOE STOLEN A 16-foot canoe was stolen sometime between Tuesday and Wednesday from a home north of Altamonte Springs, according to Seminole County deputies. Loretta Brown, 38, of 133 Laurel Oaks Drive, Sweetwater, told deputies the canoe was held to shore with a snap and chain. Someone simply unsnapped the canoe to remove it, she said. No at Madison Avenue and 77th Street. nowl But _ burglary occurred sometime between ft p.m. and 12:30 a.m. on Wednesday. The shattered fragments of the art work were left lying to Institute UW oddtwen sale w STEREO TAKEN A stereo valued at $149 was reported stolen from the dashboard of a car owned by Aubrey Womble Friday, Sanford police said. Police said the thief gained entry to the car through the right front window while the vehicle was parked in front of the owner's home at 1717 Park Ave. SPEAKERS STOLEN Two Pioneer speakers valued at $100 were stolen from the home of a Sanford man, according to Seminole County deputies. Deputies say entry was gained through the kitchen window of the home of Rob Jones, 31, of 29084 Palmetto, Sanford. The rational light" owners up In In lines to return atmmrlae welcomed do od"M may = today for...Uon opazzngs in I m Committee Purge In Iran Ileiald .s.• •• ••".'j'• • ti mars bumper rodt oW podded off. D .1. J Sunday, on having unlawful sexual Intercourse with a 13-year-old girl. Polanskl, who fled the United Slates 15 months ago to escape sentencing after pleading guilty to the charge, told Newsweek magazine he now feels he has a Chance obtaining justice in the can. "I know that when I get back I shall face sentencing," he told Newsweek. "But things won't be the some. The elements of hysteria will no longer be predominant Already I feel people are looking at the case in a more • days for gasoline. Hundreds of California Under the plan, motorists Ists left gasleu automobiles with Ham plan aft in parked in lines at gas odd numbers could buy gas on through the weekend, a the opening of service stations on odd-numbered data. today, probably the final day UknI.e for even-cllnbsred before the "odd-even" fuel date, Los Ange4 Orange aid rationing plan is Imposed. A woman In a bathrobe pulled Santa Qara co.dIis already Into a Burbank service station have indicated they will adopt at dawn Sunday, locked up her the plan Immediately. car alongside the pumps, jud me so, Dissidents Offered Asylum TEHRAN, Iran (UPI)— Iran's Islamic auihoeltles have embarked on nationwide purge of the free-wheeling committees or "komitehi" composed of mdlaba and gunmen ruling the cities, a top religious official said today. Ayatollah Syed Javad Gharavl, deputy Chief of the central revolutionary organizatlnn set iç by Ayatolith RuIwlIah Khomelnl said Komitih members found guilty of counter- revolutionary acts would be tried in provincial TIPJC courts. "Sums cnwMtne guilty of Improper acts or violation. have been dealt with strongly," Charavi said in the Ayendrgan newspaper. - comprised the $11,500 loss. ROBBERY A Sanford man was beaten In the face and then robbed of $65 shortly after he left a rural Sanford tavern, according to Seminole County deputies. John Silas, 31, of 1506 W. 16th St., Sanford, told deputies he left the Delux Bar on Southwest Road at 2 a.m, Saturday and was attacked about 24 blocks while walking east 18th Street. Silas said he was Mopped by a man approximately 5 foot 10inches and asked for a cigarette. When he said he didn't smoke, Silas said he was struck from behind by another man In the face with an unknown object. He was knocked unconscious and when he came to, he discovered he was missing $65 from his right front pocket. He was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital for a cut to his mouth and injuries to his left eye, deputies say. NEW YORK (UP!).-. Film director Roman PolanakI UP he will return to the United States "to solve my problems" even If he has to go to jail for his convictionof E• Ptnd Wait. .. LOS ANGELES (UP!) their exit. Entry to the home was gained by removing the screen from a bedroom window located on the west side of the home, deputies say. A gold bracelet, two diamond rings and other jewelry Polanski Returning To U.S. ' • MADRID, Spain (UP!) — Two gunmen wounded Spain's former Director General of Security today in a daylight ambush on the street outside his apartment, authorities said. They said Emilio Rodriguez Ronan, 48, now a bank president, was getting Into his official car with a son when the gunmen opened fire. One of the shots hit him in the cheekbone, police said. Political violence has killed 48 people in Spain so far this year, including 33 killed by Pasque separatists and 11 by ultra-leftist urban guerrillas. KENNEWIQC, Wash. (UP!)— Police checked a washed-out rural road Sunday, but they neglected to look at nearby railroad tracks. An hour later, Amtrack's Empire Builder passenger train derailed when It hit a 30. foot gap in the roadbed. Thirty-eight people were Injured and nine were hospitalized when 10 cars of the Empire Builder flew off the tracks SIX miles west of Kennwick Railroad officials said the hopitalized victims were in good or fair condition. A leaking 250-gallon tank carrying propane gas for the train's heating system was plugged by firefighters. 'I \• I Jewelry amounting to $11,500 was stolen sometime Sunday afternoon from a Longwood home, according to Seminole County deputies. Naomi Lois Adams, 39, of 300 Partridge, The Springs, Longwood, told deputies she locked her home when she left at 1 Pm. Sunday and returned five hours later. No one was home during that time, Mrs. Adams said. When she came home, Mrs. Adams told deputies she discovered the sliding glass door near the garage was unlocked. Deputies later determined this to be the place where the burglars made 38 Insured In Derailment Carter, who was Invited to speak but declined, told reporters later, "I think It Is a legitimate demonstration. I understand the concern about nuclear power and we're doing all we can to reassure people ... that what nuclear reactors we do have are safe." Monday, May 7, 17-3A $11,500 In Jewelry Stolen In Burglary Police Overlook Tracks, 1F Drivers Wait Ambush Reported In Spain Brown, one of the few elected officials invited to speak, urged the crowd to demand moratoriums on new reactors in their states, as was done in California. Gregory vowed to eat no solid food until all nuclear power! plants In the country were closed down, while Mlss.Fonda said the purpose of the rally was "to put pressure on President Carter to fire Schlesinger and stop fronting for the nuclear industry." I WASHINGTON (UP!) - days after it begins, and would Congress has until Friday to have to win renewed congres. approve President Carter's slonal approval every nine requested authority to ration months. gasoline In the event of severe Prospects for Carter's three shortages. conservation plans - all of But - unless stories and which must get action by pictures of miles-long lines of Friday or the - are also not irate motorists at gasoline bright. stations in California prove The exception is the resolupersuasive to congressional lion restricting temperatures in opponents - it will die. non-residential buildings to no Senate and House leaders higher than 65 degrees for agreed to bring up the heating and no lower than 80 resolution during the week, and degrees for cooling. The Senate the administration Is passed that authority last week desperately trying to round up and the House Is expected to do enough votes for passage. the sane Tuesday. The Senate Energy CommBut the Senate killed a mittee approved the gas ration- resolution which would have ing authority by one vote. The prohibited outdoor advertising House Commerce Committee lighting, and committees in the voted 21-20 to report the Senate and House rejected the resolution to the floor without plan for standby authority for recommendation. weekend closings of gasoline A 1975 law directed the stations. president to submit a gasoline Under unique procedures In rationing plan and energy the 1975 law, the gas ration and conservation plans to Congress. conservation resolutions pro Sixty days after they have been vide only the authority and do sent to Capitol Hill, they must not spell out the actual planm be approved by the Senate and The resolutions cannot be House or they die. amended or be returned to That deadline is Friday. committee and con be debated Defeat would leave the fornoet1Sa. country without' a tailback Carter, b6wim, bee detailed position if the currnet gasoline the administration's geicline pinch becomes a severe short- rationing plan - a psal -CPO age this summer or Ida —and which has leftno one happy. would represent another setThe rationing - first since back for Carter's overall plan to World War II - would go Into curb energy consumption, effect only In the event of a Even if it survives the votes "severe gasoline shortage," Us week, any plan Carter which the Energy Department Implements would be subject to cab a2o percent shortage in a veto by either house within 15 supplies. More Atrocities Found NATION IN BRIEF campaign pledge to use nuclear power only as a last resort, and claimed the nuclear industry was not being forthright about its dangers. - dangers of nuclear power. The rally was sponsored by the May 6 Coalition, organized after the March 28 nuclear accident at the Three Mile Island reactor in Pennsylvania. Its size far surpassed the attendance of 20,000 to 28,000 at previous anti-nuclear demonstrations around the country. Actress Jane Fonda was an organizer of the coalition and of Sunday's march, and was one of the speakers. The atmosphere was peaceful and somewhat festive, with vendors selling food, buttons and anti-nuclear T-shirts. Part of the proceeds went to defray the cost of the rally. "What you're seeing now is the beginning of a massive outpouring of citizen protest," said consumer advocate Ralph Nader. "We'll be back again and again until the country moves to more energy efficiency and solar energy." Nader and other speakers accused Carter of abrogating his Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. At Longwood Res idence • • --- -• ----•-•• ---------- - -------- _r'- -------- "I t - i•- _..•$•• �_ Phoebe Carpenter, executive director of the USPS 411.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 35.322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, May 7, 1979-4A • Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 - flJ 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, 120.60; Year, $40.00. • • NATO Receives The Clock U. S. Pledge By DONNA ESTES In the bad, old days of the Cold War, this country's crushing superior nuclear arsenal served to restrain the Soviet Union -- from ._. any tmntiifinn fn r1i to Bonn, Paris, and Amsterdam what It did to Prague and Budapest. Now that detente has persuaded the United States to yield its strategic dominance, Western Europe is increasingly in the cold shadow of Soviet military power. Granted, the Carter administration has belatedly responded to the buildup of Soviet forces in Eastern Europe by orchestrating improvements in NATO's conventional defenses against a non-nuclear attack. The increased sums spent by all the major NATO partners on tactical air-craft, anti-tank missiles and other defense hardward may even have caused Soviets to extend their timetables for reaching the Rhine or the English Channel, should the shooting ever start. But enhanced conventional war defenses are meaningless if the Soviets are allowed to achieve a decisive edge in those short and medium-range nuclear weapons that are unregulated by any existing or prospective arms limitation agreement. During the last two years, the Soviets have further tipped the European balance of power in their favor by producing and deploying nearly 200 of the potent, new SS-20 ballistic missiles. Each SS20 can carry three Independently targeted nuclear warheads over a range of about 3,100 miles - a distance sufficient to strike any target in Western Europe from launch areas well inside the Soviet Union. It is worth noting that Just a dozen SS-2(. could wreak more havoc than 50 neutron warheads - the tactical nuclear weapon !resident Carter aeciinea to produce in the hope that the Soviets would match such restraint, That hope proved illusory as SS-20s continued to roll off Soviet production lines. And in recent months, Soviet divisions in Eastern Europe have begun receiving two new tactical nuclear missiles, the SS-21 and There can be no doubt, therefore, of the need to modernize NATO'aexistin tactical nuclear. :'weaponaandto pvoduee a counteforce to the S&'2O Fortunately, a commitment to do both emerged from the recent meeting in Florida between Secretary of Defense Harold Brown and the NATO nuclear plcnnlnggroup. . If that commitment is to be kept, Mr. Carter and his advisors will need more backbone than they have demonstrated against Soviet bluster to date. • It's One For All of Central Florida, has been nominated for the W. C'Iesnem &one EniTdw -IV wrl cf achievement through a positive mental at.. . It was Mrs. Carpenter's dream that created the 4C program whereby single working mothers and fathers are granted subsidized professional child. care - while they work, The winner of the award will be granted a cash prize which the recipient may use to fulfill a dream that will benefit humanity. The W. Clement and Jessie V. Stone Foundation that presents the award Is located In Chicago. Members of the awards committee include: Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, chairman; Helen F. Bothm.Edwards,ofMarshall,Boebsn Inc.; Dale Evans, Bob Hope, John H. Johnson of Johnson Publishing Co; Wallace E. Johnson, co-founder of the Holiday Inns and Art Linkletter. ,- i by The organization is planning a trip to Tallahassee to see the Legislature In session. Those interested In joining the group should contact Dorothy Anderson 834-3787. WASHINGTON (NEA) - There is, when you stop to think about it, something inherently 'contradictory about a 5 miles-per-hour national _______ __________ _____ speed limit and motor vehicles deliberately .",• •-I -- •designed to travel at twice that speed. Somebody has finally noticed that incongruity and acted upon It, and the initiative comes not from some government agency looking for new regulatory worlds to conquer but rather from a commercial motor carrier - Trailways bus company. In a case which has received remarkably little publicity considering Its potential ramifications, Trailways has asked the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NUTSA) to mandate design controls on all interstate trucks and buns that would prevent them from traveling faster than 57 mph. me rule-making application, which NUTSA tu agreed to consider, would affect only commercial vehicles -not private automobiles. But It has sent a shudder through Detroit, which can read the handwriting on the wall. already practices what It preaches. After alz.to.elght months of testing In late 1977 and early 1978, the company began fitting speed control devices to its entire fleet of 2,200 buses. It expects to complete the job by this time next y VIEWPOINT' ' r' ' ____ • _____ ______ ______ ________ ,- - - - ___ We can be sure that Sears, Roebuck and Co. entertained no illusions about how difficult it Is to beat city hail, In this Instance the U.S. government, when It filed a class-action suit against 10 federal agencies in January. Thus, ready to defend Itself In a tough fight, Sears struck boldly at what its chairman, Edward R. Telling, described as a federal campaign of "harrasanent, subterfuge or retaliation" against Sears. In the future, Mr. Telling announced recently, Sears will no longer do business with the federal government. Although government contracts ripràent a tiny percentage of Seers' multi-bWion-dollar pillion write-off represents a form of corporate courage (Sw businesses can afford to rninlfest toward Washington these __ "Less than 8 cents of the pharmaceutical manufacturer's dollar share Is profit," says Stotler. But pharmacists say their profit margins are even lower, 3 to 5 percent. What's happened to the mark up? Part of the answer, PHA says, Is that some of the mar kup goes to maintain unprofitable drug lines. Some, Stetler says, goes to "Research and development" ($1.4 billion In 197$). Part goo to the pharmacist's fee for filling a prescription, now $2.60 on average. He objects to HEW's "Guide to Drug Prices" because it's based on comparative wholesale prices. He says the manufacturers want HEW to "provide average retail price information, since t his would give consumer, and physicians a better Idea of actual prices at the prescription _ "I think it's a remarkable teatimonla) to the change in public attitudes that has taken place In recent years," said Ben Kelley of the Insurance ImtItge for Highway Safety. "Six years ago, when I gavel speech on deiign speed controls, I was laughed out of the room. Nobody Is lauiJ now." ____ Sears malt on behalf of retailers maintains the governjñent has no right to penalize employers for not meeting efer,nt1a1 hiring standards when the government Itself, :ough contradictory decrees, had laid down conditions :tiiaklng cosnpllcance difficult, if not Impoesible. Sears points :E fw.imnl. thhl f.4.r*IIu miiidkt.iI ,w.f ia's In. hirilid ____ - which brought a disproportionate number, of white u into the work force, has denied equal opportunity to -:-*omen and minorities. Not tsde the traditional city hail tactic of sending fire and bbuilding inspectors to harass a council critic, the Oftice of Federal Contract Compliance Programs promptly moved In on Sears. Even though employment policies of Sears had comnpilid with OFCCP regulations and won approval of the General Services Administration, Mr. Telling said "the OFCCP told us it Intends to conduct almost as many on-site reviews In the Ilid two months as It has conducted In all of 197$." The vast majority of business firms In this cowry, which either depend upon govenmnierd contracts or are too small to mount expensive litigation against OdlctirS MGM dictation, owe UM-1111w". a The sun. is true of American ennaumurs who mint bet the MU for federal red tape and herresunset. BERRY'S WORLD _____ ___ ___ ___ WASHINGTON - The aller'4Ion of Saudi any president to alienate the Saudis. But Carter h*erpred Carter's Indecison as weakness or VÜ1VdIW Brzezinski to call upon the Saudis to Arabia, who., desert oil fields pump lifeblood has succeeded in doing this, thereby leaper- timidity. They decided to tighten the presmui on accept the treaty. into the factories of America, may go down as &tbi tim nation's oil supply. Here's 1mw he Saudi Arabia by airlifting 560 Cuban msrAs a result ci Carter's bungling the Saudis Jimmy Carters biggest boner aumplished It: canaries Into South Yemen and then encouraging have lost all confidence In (ar.t and have For decades, the Saudis have been staunch than to attack Saudi-subsIdIzed North Yemen. tightened their ties with the radical Arab state.. friends of the United 81Ms. The ruling tmifly IWNDEM NO. 1; Like PresIdent Nixon In desperation, Saudi Arabia tur ned to Iraq The latter are now pressuring the Saudis to turn afttheir princes to the United States to study. before Carter caddied the shah The and Syria, which have don connections with off the on tap until the Unft.d Slates supports a thsir oil pt,'4 dieragarded secret Saudi warnings Moscow. They persuaded their 81it friends to momf avorable Middle EM y.j and, ia.,, to help coMiuct modern that the shah was an oMable, undependable stop the fI(14b* In Yemen. After It was to late, AU YOU SHAH? Irl-m who bed high old cities and inl6mbW compimL ally. Carter joined in pressuring the Saudis to Carter reordered the carrier force Into Arabian time working for U.S. milisary advisers before me U.S. Aflfl7 EIIIInSSTI 1if bUliQIIV EU$ III' limb U the chid protector of the oil, waters and lent talon 'itilklTy support to North dadobwas kicindoutworad omMmad worth of military vsndrwtiea In Saudi Aria. satiratid Persian Gulf. Yemen, ordy out of work but virtually unpleyaMe U.S. goveremsuttisna work an a joli* iciq 1e IUJNDU NO. 2: The Saudis warned becalme of their red. dai bdW the Saudis Sam. sicn th the$audls to pro,ldet,chalc,J "wl embraced Ow shah. men Carter, eecing rt In Washington that an Israeli-EgyptIan treaty 01 the $70 former employees have demanded easidance. would Wall Egypt and alienat, the moderate cper.stlon ove and beyond the severance above panic to the Iranian r IPIM indserI secret goverennent doc Arab dates. Saudis urged Carter net to deal pay they collected. abandoned him. Nit Oily were dicale that the Saudis seimid more concerned the with Egyptian President Anwar Sadet alias but me UL eo. In Tulten Is r.sisth the kward ban Won about the Impact Of the oil ____ w ethuy to keep co°. the moderate Arab bloc Intact. Ir'i'i-ni' dnande, oftering them instead joho th bed ItrawAtakellmWto gouge upon the wntirn economies. ciudid that a Cater who would drop the shah so 00 io.lag rç lioioii1 ascti ci thee hrmor secretly urged the Nizon adiminId In 1974 lnIly n iil moerati states would aocept, bet it American .1ernins 111mm also w 'i#t elliod to prure the shah ci Iran to held den oil ' the only way to achieve peace In the Middle or* ci the cordry.buaaa, So "rich for the 'good d prices. When W'cn filed to r"p.nd the anvent" Cm* to EM. the Saudis argued. A milderal asemsnt flt Saudis reluctantly went along WOuld drive and a t fetes o the PerM. Gulf es a by IMi Und EgYpt, they W& P*1C; Price "'em'tors at the increase ribs, than Mend alone agiM the oil , an moderates Into the ietremha camp and in.. 'coHEADYWIgS to tim kvit and Ir - that Price 11411y are bloc. . thaUultsdIMeswespr.parodtoW.iI its vital (11W the tensions lithe MI EM. Ii their ahisery eye on the Mien's breweries. cow They Eariter thiS year, the Middle EM wes tbroun oil MáS.AI set, tar udm. a rier feree NI'It FiSChSl, the Saudis *i.sd that they suspect tIM bier pro. are bebbilag op faMu Iiotlrmolibyth,dowcialjcith,ilmhaidth. IetoshePurianGrdLThsheba4aci WO iesingfotabr iforCartar's b timy aid be AM" the iber ksd,ths _____________ £Z'IrMIl 9NCe 9M. Yet Ikea the heatando.ai.imord.thaca.e Own to preiM the deusiIt1ii ci U.S. FimSci Uk' bud liqusrimy4 In NOS ,11 IrMais oil Aside were t dowa, the pro. he th it in.tiM, with his self. Cater inIMriis's $i44 1 led * A1o. Sais *ied1Pthr : sp,olat.1 role as the Israsil4gyptiu He st1y rsb.d dmadveddiodwO —h to WinlallI. the Fideotius aotIM the United StM. at be a ''ari1 pM40. dealt In poem. with beth • - b rr Illadd and Iaraeh FEims lM.r Menackson advocates isi tel pugh to' switch .. fern bir Given this Welory, 11 wMd seem dWAak for IdIuacs ripests 8011111111014 tIM the Ions Begin. TIM Cater oM his sea Caip ad Ida toy." V.. *IWM* i.i , __ _ _ the ur• • • •• • .• _____ • •• .• - • - ••-- It ___ • "Convid, what's Ih /awl on whly Cir* Milsafrov, , 1' b '- USA Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Town House. Sanford Kiwanis Ladles Day, noon, Civic Center. Sanford OptImIst, noon, Holiday Inn. Sanford Sereanders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Geneva Homemakers, 10 a.m., Community Hall. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. .•. -.- - . • •. .• - • - •••-• --a _ - .- May 7. 1979-5A • Fifty-live Florida pilots gathered at the Sanford Airport Saturday morning For a pilot's clinic. The clinic, sponsored by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, included instruction and exhibition of aircraft. Doug Smith of Narco Avionics was the guest speaker for the event. Pictured above (froà4) are Loren and Susan Friedle of CE Avionics, Smith, (rear): Bob Crumley. Aviation Committee Chairman and John Caldwell of Avionics Associates. Inc. Herald Photos by Tom Nehel Dade Voters Decide On Smoking Ban MIAMI (UPI) - The predic- are dangerous to their health, The special election will cost tobacco shops, and hotel rooms. GASP (Group Against Smokers another tion is that about 225,000 voters, and the smokers' counter- taxpayers $400,000. The anti- And several establishments, Pollution), gathered the 10,000 38 percent, will decide In a claims that the GASP-ers are smoking proposal is the only Including restaurants, would be signatures neededto force the special election Tuesday striking at the roots of freedom. issue on the county-wide ballot, required to set off smoking and issue on the ballot, If adopted, the ordinance no smoking areas. whether to ban smoking in most The proposed ordinance is would prohibit The tobacco industry, which Dade Voters for a Free "smoking public buildings in Dade similar to one which has been in enclosed public places, places sells an estimated 5 billion Choice, the tobacco industry, County. effect in Minnesota United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Diet Workshop :10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. SISTER, Inc., noon, Holiday Inn, Sanford. Seminola Rebekah Ledge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows infringement on by goverrulient. people's rights -Two months ago most people were for it because its kind of an apple pie issue." Markel said. "But as people know more about it, they tend to since 1975 of employment, educational cigarettes a year in the Greater supported group, raised nearly ever turn away from it." A spirited campaign boiled and to one which was defeated facilities and health facilities." Miamium area, jumped quickly $800,000 more than has the issues down to the non- by a 54-46 margin In California There are exemptions: bars, into the campaign after anti- been spent on a county election Freefield says that's just: rio smokers' claims that smokers last November. pool halls, gambling halls, smokers, under the banner of Issue With non-smoker much "baloney." The -yearEdmond Markel calling the old reformed smoker says, "Americans love an unshots, the group staged • I' advertising blitz on television, derdog." . a radio and billboards and in •, 1jt... Markel's group said the bin newspapers. would cost Dade County's AO economy $8 mill ion. The figire . -. In contrast , the G ASP camincludes the cost of no smo ng • paign has been struggling out of signs, setting up separatekino a small women's clothing shop smoking sections in re'" and raised only a bout $6,000. staurants, barber shops and • But It got help from local media .— r local other establishments and'in :;.' • I with free advertising time and management time. It said $3 •from prominent million wo uld come from the physicians and well known public sector and $5 rnilllnn .'t-. entertainers. would be in private costs. .a' More baloney, Freehld & "What we want is our right to • air," says countered. "An example of how breathe clean indoor i.. : ridiculous the monetary repocts GASP Pre si dent Charles Free'tJ ttdd. . says one agja a would cost $40," he said. I The pro-smokers group has Both sides are predicting hammered at the theme that the ordinance would be just victory Tuesday. - • • r . ! -.- '..I ... .. ,,, ' • , . -. .. ,_. • - - ' ' . 7 • , ' . ''.' • ,. •_- --' - - .... - , " ' ' a • . ' .'' . ' Hall, Sanford. FRIDAY, MAY II Salle Harrison Chapter Daughters of American Revolution, noon, Forest Clubhouse, Lake Mary. Bring old jewelry. SATURDAY, MAY 12 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 ivic League and Christ Episcopal Church, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Longwood Historic Dist rict Food. through Sunday. Eb aid fashion to benefit Humane Society ( Seminole County, noon, Jerry's Sanford Airport. Tickets A X01 E. Nth St., Sanford or The Village Shop, Sanford Plaza Sunday, May 13 • Symphony Sunday at the zoo children's concert by Florida Symphony Orchestra, 3 Wsm'sClub.ISuferd,lp.m.,clubbouse. Bridge and naita. Orlando _______ Dog 'Iralilag Club basic and advanced _______ obedience classes, 7 p.m., National Guard Armory, THURSDAY, MAY 17 Air Farce Sergeants, Assoclatiss Division S Convention, International Inn, Orlando. Through May 20. For in. formation or reservations call Bob Harrington, 904pgj, Lucite Opera presents "The Merry Widow," 8p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park. llrousln Saturday. NART.AARP, noun, bag lunch, Sanford Civic Center. SAIVRDAY, MAY19 NaUM Ru far the Day, University of Central Florida. RegIstration 7 a.m., clinic, $ am., run, 9 a.m., American Heart Aan. benefit. Entry forms at Barnett Bunk or public sdnool. SUNDAY, MAY Lacer. Opera presents "The Merry Widow," 2 p.m., Annie RusaH Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park. W.afh.r - 7$; NEW ., HOSPITAL NOTES • •,. - • - -. 5V •.' 'WEI ••. '." r ,. '... - NWA aid gasty .sar * diftOsras. R piehablty 70 parent t.dsy, II pereest $rigte.id$peresetTiuday. is; yss$ar4j7s high, $7; banuetrie pressure, 20.11; bIlIy, piuent $ at 20 mph. luxMIMIM tisidy with mu OSylSia losthi W,y g.,,,aid ass., 120 p.m., In I: am., .rs essitaulag 0:20 pm.____ wr. Put Caverth 4:60 y doom of shnius &m.,$:$,In$m$1&m.. lappeit: W ibiS pm., low in the idd ha HP am., US m. ls.Iaws leighi mud, Sonya Garner Maureen Harrison JohnnieFay Henry Susan A. Cover & baby girl Edith Jackson Freddie Littles Lillie Majors Mary Mills Patra Southerlanct may 6, i,, ADMISSIONS - • Sanfrod: ...... Robert L. Bateman . . . • -. '' • • ' •.,,,. ''' MUSINESS Dorothy Delia Valle. business manager at Jim's Mobile TV, was named Business AWARD Person of The Month for April by the Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce. The plaque was presented to her at the April 30 meeting In Longwood. The Battle Of The Bu et p.m. WWNMAY, MAY 11 • • Berlhenia Bobb Terry Jean Britton Ethel Newman James W. Howell Randell Jones Cecil W. Stewart Opal O'Donnell Vivian T. Yates Jesus R. Bermudez • Deltona Margaret A. Hayard, Deltona W anda Levien, Deltona Beatrice Scott, St. Petersburg Melvin Grosky, DeBary Fredrick B. Davis, Deltona Lester T. Carroll,Lake Helen Francis McClure, Orange City Doree L. Rice & baby boy, Altamonte Springs DISCHARGES Sanford: Duane Burk Julia L. Steele Hot Houses Are For Flowers Not People Charles Rhinehimer, Lebanon, Ohio TALLAHASSEE, Fla.(UPI) — The battle of the budget witt be joined In the Legislature this week with the Senate and House going in different directions on how to spend $14 billion over the next two years. Up to this point, subcoriunittees of both houses have been working an the spending bills. Now It is up to the Senate Ways and Means Committee and the House Appropriations Committee to put the fbsIs1ng touches onthe measures. They are expected to May S. ISfl House and Senate Will clash over education and the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services as us ua l. The new element thIs year Is tax relief - who gets it and how much. Due to 1917 tax Increases and recent record tourism seasons, Florida will finish the fiscal year June 30 with a $561 million surplus, then get an extra $800 million through natural revenue growth over the next two years. Gov. Bob Graham asked the Legislitture to take $600 million of the floors of each chamber Thursday or the windf all and cut property taxes across-the-board realFriday and full scale debate could start next week. dential, commercial and industrial. The Senate ignored him and Floor debate In the House today will center on whether Florida voted out a $535 million plan aimed at homeowners, cutting their siudperinitthe manufacture of laetrile, the disputed substance property taxes $144 a,year. that some people claim works as a cancer treatment. The Senate The House leadership agrees tax breaks should directed at already has passed a bill legalizing laetrile manufacture in of homeowners, but Isn't willing to give back that much money. Florida. The state has a law. permitting prescription sale Morgan expects the House to spend $200 million to $250 million In lastrile but the statute doesn't make the substance any easier to tax relief, then use the rest of the windfall for more money for get became the federal government bans interstate shipment and schools, roads and other state needs. importation ci lastrue. Meanwhile, the' House Natural Resources subcommittee (fl55legislation today to prevent the IndIscrIminate dumping ci hazardous materials. The measure seeks to prevent Georgia and Mfrppl from using Florida as a dnemnical dicing ground now that those dates both have strict anti-dumping laws. me flgi* between the two chambers to reconcile differences hi the budget plans could ire the roughed In years. me major confrcrtatlans will be Over how to spend $1.4 billion available for new programs and tax relief. "That's a lot of money, a whole bunch of money. But when you try to do what everybody wants, you find it Isn't as much as you t11ht It was," says Home Appropriations Chairman Herb Morgan, DTallahaaic. vote the budgets to ADMISSIONS E loctric Gioneral Sanford: Britley C. Angle Catherine Myers Martha S. Yancey Charles A. Ounce, Merritt Island Charles Rhinehimer, Lebanon, Ohio Air Conditioning System PLUMBING A Wall HEATING INC DISCHARGES 41111(,i Sanford: Ph 1224S67 iool Sanford Ave Terry Jean Britton Sanford, - HOMEOWNERS: Need Cash? Your credit Is good for $2--W En $2-RIM or more, for any purpose! Tho$'s,ffl Pan Arnsican financial $ivvii* w.0 loans up to $25000 mae, fog any pispos! It you own yo, own horn& condornin.urn of WA" horn, and lot, you qualsly. :1 1.. All Applicants May Be Eligible. Widows, pensionsis, people with bodu.4, esiv.ss, wanpIo,d. hen thaw sso.d by banks loan cowçani.,. Easy Extended Repayment Terms _ __ Us. yoi, cash to, any pwpow. Mdical bus iwç,ovemoMs new cas plionc... Or pay off wist..,t loans. Your oft po.s.I wilprobobty be lass than the condsn.d mav,*Jy psymi..ts you're mobisig now. - - - horn. -vacations - Fait Loan Approval. Inmas$coses.yowloonwilb. ooW i ' CaI Pan Amorkan today and usi yew bastewm5pow.r 0$0 kn...o....w.AcMckiswalhi,q Pan Amman Fu,ancjal Services, Inc. . I.. • LkdMe,se.e,or" IsO1s.cwchtui,,?o2 Ibeida 33tO ' he, CALL TO(L FIR 1-800.835.2246 Opsolwsendi$y24hows.d,y, 7dsysow*. - 4... • - jnnq Hera Id, San1 TAKE ME TO THE PILOTS • Recovery, in. 12:30 p.m., Mental Health Center, 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Spr ings. Seminole County Chapter NOW, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. THURSDAY MAY 10 Senior Citizens tow to Sarasota for visit to Ringling Museum and Asolo Theater to see Noel Coward's "Design for Living." Leave Sanford 8:30 a.m.; pick up 9 a.m., Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. Return 2 p.m., May 11. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community ' • • .; - Saudi* Alienation : Carter's Big Error ? ___ • WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 Woman's Club of Sanford, noon luncheon and business, meeting. Speaker Mrs. C.C. Moore, Florida Federation of Woman's Clubs chaplain. Reservations, Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive. JACK ANDERSON , • munity United Methodist Church. Ferncresk Avenue, Orlando. Call 277.4000; breed classes can 0044500. Epius.SlgmaOmlere., Woman's Club of Sanford, 10 am., hme of Estelle Davis. ___ _ __ : Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. and 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Corn. company makes Dilaudid, a drug 12 times as potent as morphine In curbing the pain of cancer. This column usml.Dilaudld as an example' of drug-pica inflation and suggested that HEW'a guide could be used by doctors, pharmacists and consumers as a way to check costs of comparable drugs. Fader says his firm "sells to a wholesaler, who then adds a small markup and sells Dilaudid to pharmacies or hospitals; they In turn mark up the Dilaudid and sell it to patients." The company has "absolutely no control" over markups. Stotler says that of every $1 spent at a pharmacy on a prescription drug, an average of 50 cu*s goes to the manufact urer, 6 cents to the wholesaler, the other 44 cents to the pharmacist. According to . a Trailraya spokesman"the company was motivated both by safety coosideratlons and by desire to save on fuel costs. The speed governors, which cost a mere $75 apiece, do not affect acceleration or—perforznance at speeds below the legal limit. But the company estimates It can save 3 million gallons of fuel a year by holding its buses to a maximum of 57 mph -a huge dollar savings, especially with fuel prices escalating so rapldly.A number of major trucking companies supod the Trailways bid for mandatory design controls, although other bus companies and Independent have so far been hostile to the concept. NHTSA plans to receive public comments on the Trailways proposal until Aug. 17 and will probably hold hearings thereafter before deciding whether to draft any regulation. If It goes forward with a rule, more comments and hearings would follow. Then Is no question, however, that the _ Trailways application has piqued the Interest not only of the agency but of outside groups Interested In highway safety issues. •..-.. .•. 0 Minnie Drive, Halfway House. By WILLIAM STEW C. Joseph Stetler and David S. Kessler think this column has been unfair to their 1" organizations. Stetler Is president of the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association, the drug maker's lobby. Kessler is manager of regulatory affairs for Knoll Pharmaceutical Co., Whippahy, N.J. Stetler says this column, In discussing the Health, Education and Welfare Department's "Guide to Drug Prices," did not "fully or ac. curstely explain our position. We think con. swners should have access to price Information about prescriptions. Our objections to the HEW L price book deal with the type of information the government has assembled and its method of making It available to the public." Stetler also objects to this column's statement that "medicinesoftenare marked up 13 percent or more from wholesale to retail." He says "manufact urers have no voice whatsoever in the decision of how much markup Is added... That Is determined by the pharmacist... The percentage dated In your column Is Inflated and maccurate." That leads to Kessler's complaint. His ' _r'" r - TUESDAY, MAY 8 Suburban Republican Women's Club, luncheon meeting, 300 Royal Palm Court, Sweetwater. Bring a salad and recipe and article for 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, Interstate-4 and Route 434. Aviation Modelers, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot. Olereaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, 591 Lake P rice G Wo d e I Hassle .1" ''" - '' F)O1t Is to be submitted to the commission y 18. 7 --- MONDAY, MAY 7 Monday Morners Ioastmasters Club, Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church; 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 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. Lake view Middle School Advisory Committee, 7:30 ' p.m., at school. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Student Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs; 7:30 p.m., Firs Presbyterian Church, DeLand. Members of the Suburban Republican Women's Club and their friends will hold a luncheon meeting atllain., May 8at the home of Mrs. Betty Hearn, 300 Royal Palm Court, Sweetwater Oaks. Mrs. Barbara Winningham will be serving as Co. hostess, 14'1 'S How Long Can I affair Last*? cACENZAR that his appointee on the voting machine cornmittee, Mm Edna Staley, Is unable to serve John—h Horvath was appointed as Mrs. Staley's successor on the study group. The committee, which meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays weekly at the Longwood City Hall, is studying the pros and cons of the conventional mechanical voting machine versus the computer card system. 1. \v\ uI County Commissioners added a 16th member to its voting machine advisory committee with the appointment this week of Dr. Velma Williams of Seminole Community College. Commission Chairman Bob French recommended the ap- Ralph Moody and Mike Shetley of Oak Hill, Fla., inventors of the $4-miles-per-gallon turbo-engine car drove their car from Florida to Washington, D.C. this week for display in front of the capitol. The ANGLE.WALTERS lX)ifltZfleId. engine is Installed In a 1979 Mercury Capri. While In to testify on their Invention before the Appropriations Committee of the House of Ppj&jstatjves. "The primary purpose of the trip is to give the turbo-engine wide public exposure during an actual driving situation," said Corigres&nan Bill Chappell, D.Ocala, who Invited the two men to take their car to the nation's capital. Chappell's congressional district Includes part of Seminole County. "SO far, the MoodyShetley car has received Its heaviest publicity In Florida, since the developers unveiled their design In April," the congressman said. "I am anxious for other congressmen and senators to see what may be the most Pr0°1 oolutlontoow fuel probienasand to bring this exciting development to the formal attention of Congress. ' iñit dl •. It -. •s. A& .• # -- -. • • • •- - - -.. - --- • - S - I : .A•'•• �- Evennq Herald Sanford, Fl. - - •••-- - - - ------------& . •- - --venIng Hera - .-wwxdNo .. SR TS - . . . -______ ld, San ford, Fl. ____ . SCOREBRD---'-' _ _ 4-2; Sorensen, Mil i.. and kon City I .- . i r:' ..•.i ~4. I 1. ~-~ % F -:'' ' : - '. 4 J 4.w ', 2' . • •. I -... _c ,.- .',l -. ..• M ~, 7 i •..•-. -.• Photos by TRINITY PREP RACE TO GIRLS McDonald was second in 880, third In 440 and on the winning mile relay team. Allison Lanier won the Trinity Prep had quite a weekend in track, with its girls team winning the Class A state championship and the boys finishing third with only five runners. Mary Barnett had a win in the low hurdles, third in long jump and ran a leg of the 440 relay. Cindy STATE TITLE Ts4d WiWØ•$ Grindle also shared in the relay wins. Paul McNulty won the 880, mile and two-mile titles In the boy's meet, won by Westminister. Above, left to right, are Barnett, Lanier, McDonald handing baton to Kurth and girls post-meet celebration. high jump and Ann Kurth swept the 440. Deanna Parrish, Abby Wolfe, Georgia Barksdale and Gail W. :, . Schmidt Blasts LA With F*IVA HnmArs ww • • U w w . •u ..w. ..%, i ~I ~:O. ., r w . . 0 Is .. I , I e<_N , Lifts Yankees, 6-5 Press International Mariners Schmidt Thursday night 's singled zeroing in on opposing including a 4- his part to think almost beaten .N Schmidt . - ,.• - - : Parade __ .I - a 8IM, . •1 Baseball Will Miss Lucas • -. '- . - Wick To L • Mitc p & Run H Wh.lch.l Hurls Breeze For Out D 20 Shoes Mo No•HItt•r ... ,- ____ _____ o e , • • in and nmnersiç from Daytona ' Kennel Club Opens R u n '-, s a fact the young outfielder ______ ma nee • * _____ Swiss, fr evening this pad I9rlflg, after the Braves had finished j jnut at Wed Palm Beach In Florida, 4acsraMdeth.tlrnk.toMiamito.ssl1asoe,BlIIJr., for Florida MM na gains against the Ustvsriity of W"t. Ior1ds MM got blown out 174 but young [acan bud four hits, go a big kick telling me all about It When he rn.d to Wad Palm Beach that night. wile ti= I ANN Bill scaa.I Still havethMpIctñ 44MIflrnnllhIg, telling me about his bay. Funny, IPA do fledtlrns met n, years aid years ago, I ranwbr hini _____ DITTMIS Nialsrd lIarIsls Mills - kbv*Stlir DI-*IJt = )lI,p I5S III. Laotsrs I$ I Perils ' v WMQN ,Us, wiotait II Niale ss 3: I 241 ,a. 31 AIRS IIS •• ., Jimmy Lyon, 183. Rod Baker, 114; Roger Hall Jr., 147; Terrasice Flinder, 10; Vernon Ramassor, 145; Montour Baker, 141; Evans, 1ii: Tommy Kerlin Walton, 40. Freeman, Ii; $t.YI*R.OlOS s 1. ($1.) . Daryl Merflil, Scott 35 MCCaSIIII, 355; Others: Bruce *5 S Franklin. 310; Edsrd Riblniin, $51 317; Tony Gains, 313; Chris Henry, • ill; Raymond Curry, 353; Howard i t t , GatSs.n Jeffrey Smith, m; Jot's $311p __ IP'II *IIu 355 $,rII'llill -. * -$1 OW -1 Srewinlen,31i; CarI15-murk,,ue; Phillip Harris, 151; Emery Frederick, 1fl Gregory, . Roger Rip, its. Greybound sun from Sanford0lando, ftYwood, St. - , num of raciN. TW Second ba of tbe bauguirgi doubleheader gets willeir way at $ pmL _______ T ackocWItP-"riJoimG.Mucaan General Manager F. D. Uttlifield are convincid that the eaiuier opening will prove to 1*1 huge succeu. Tb. cite Ibor D13r period will be elimImat,d by new dates which edand through Sip. S. With Jane 1op of p seasons racing cc,4"ued through the entire inoidil of itimber. In addithin to the Mouday tiwou Saturday evening esare.et for Monay(,zcs$May14) ____ _____ Is also carded for Tuesday, July 3. Petersburg and Wed Palm Beach will take over the _______ toal IPOthgli.A of72SpS5&Lsth&tcadtf,, h*ve bNl* watching at Sun1oOrIe,$d ill WWl *Ifl be ML)Sytonaas Members of the Cameron Cimm*k,sa, II. H. (Rod) Coiviell and Scheele Kennels. Comell', gin in dud's Kukomonga5 Maid 0 FlIght and , nsIngi h* Siçer Boy, B. Ginger and B. 31'nmló, Daytona fans are eagerly awaiting the appssrm's JackKahn's K's FlIk, who us(a new 6-l$inUi,. St. Petersbigon AprilS, dFrwk5'1 Con, wto twice broke the record for the 1436" ROM -"i Palm Coin, at West Palm Biah. . sM ' I . .. . .%V.._•..____ _ '- •__ -, - -,_-_. ._-_-.--._ _---.., I ,3-ra. f ,, -. .I . tt' - • ...-. 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DAYTONA BEACH Rums latted In Late Friday's Results National League - Foster, 51111 Gum In 35; Carter, Mtl 24; Cabell, 1111 4,10 3.10 Ni, Schmidt, Phil and Win lGastl.Echaniz 2 kidS iOla 3.01 lid, SD 23. 1 AmerIcaa Lugue - Baylor, SNutll$a(iwique Cushion B Polygla Retreads " % -.1 95 ____________ $3S WHITEWALL Ivers tied with 7. ____ ______ _________ 6.20 - iss _ 4 Hernan-Sarduy Adams out with a sprained Seattle and cut the Sorties' lead trouble and maybe knock him for Tuesday night's fourth Wes Unseld scored 23 points off balance." game in Phoenix. and hauled down 22 rebounds as Paul Westphal sank 25 points, Bullets fast break began to ner being soundly whipped the click. Walter Davis added 22 and in the two games at Seattle, the Robinson chipped in with Suns held a 24-19 advantage on SuperSonics in their NBA best- ahead by seven points, he only 21Truck to pace the Suns' scoring, Unseld, who hit 11 straight offensive rebounds this time of-seven series for the Western had one thought. Phoenix broke open a close although Seattle had an overall shots at one point, had 20 Conference title. "1 was hoping he'd get up," contest in the closing rebounds through three quarminutes of 52-46 rebounding edge. But enter Joel Kramer. said Kramer, who contributed the third quarter to take an 82ters. The 6.8, 250 pound center The 6-foot-7 backup center 11 points and six rebounds and 75 lead. The Suns then out. In the Eastern Conference picked up the slack after Elvin from San Diego State, the only held Seattle's 6-11 Jack Sikrna scored the SuperSonics 12-2 in showdown, the defending NBA Hayes jammed the middle rookie on the Suns' roster, to 13 points. "I just tried to the opening four minutes of the champion Washington Bullets finger on his shooting hand in responded with it solid effort crewd him (Sik,nia i as much as final period to take command defeated the San Antonio Spars the first two minutes of the under the boards to spark the I could. 1 bumped him a little - 94.77. 115-95 to even their series 1-1. game. ankle, it appeared that the to 2-1. Phoenix Suns were on the verge When Kramer saw Adams go of dropping their third consecu- down in a heap of bodies late in tive game to the Seattle the first period and the Sonics 3.40 1 Duran-Arrieta 3.80 0(44)54.20; P (4-4) 107.70; 1 (4-4. I) 317.40. Eighth Game lMutiiia.Gondra 12.60 4.60 5.40 NSA 3Apralz.Olano 4.60 3.80 60scar.Goiri 7.00 Eastern Conference Finals 0(37) io.ie P(7-3)57.90; T (7.3. (lest of Seven) 4) 345.20. (All Times EDT) Ninth Game San Antonio v, Washington 2 Echanie 9.00 4 (Series tied, 1.1) 1Mutilla 21.60 5.00 By United Press International Montreal have a few animal May 4-San Antonio 11$, SApraiz would go seven g;uues and I penalties handed out to the tremendous plus." 5.00 Washington 97 0(2-7) 41.10; P(2-7) 114.10; 1(2.7. Ever since Montreal remind- streaks in them as well.' know tie's right." fans," he said. "There has to be In the Wll\, veteran center May May 6-Washington its, San 5)1151.50. ed everyone why it is the threeCherry hopes the Bruins can Boston knows all about some protection for the Dave Keen netted two goals and 95 Tenth Game May 9-Washington at San An. 4Baide-Olano confronting the Canadiens in players." 9.80 7.60 3.20 time defending Stanley ('Lip rebound before their own fans assisted on two others Sunday tonlo, 5:30 p.m. 1 Egana-Urquiza 5.40 4.00 champion, nothing much re- Tuesday night in Boston. The the playoffs. The Bruins lost in The Rangers celebrated after night to power the New England May 11-Washington at San An. mained for the Boston Bruins New York Rangers, ahead 3-2 in the finals to the Canadiens the defeating the Islanders 4-3 on Whalers to an 8-4 triumph over tonio, 5:30 p.m. 2Zubi-Sarduy 2.60 except some verbal flailing, May 13-San Antonio at their "series of the century" last two years. Q(1.4)3S.20,p(4.l) 133.90;T (4-1. Anders lledberg's goal late in the Edmonton Oilers in the Today's Games Washington, 1:30 p.m. 2)251.45. Maybe that's why they with the New York Islanders, "We've seen each other three the third period Saturday, but sixth game of the semifinals. (All TImes EDT) x-May 14-Washington at San Eleventh Game preferred to talk about any- are hoping to clinch in Madison California (Ryan 4.1) years in a row," Boston they realized they must win one at Antonio, 5:30 p.m. The win evened the best-of3Galdos-Pecina 11.60 10.20 3.40 thing except hockey. Boston (Torras 2.1), 7:30 p.m. x-May 15 or 19-San Antonio at SArano.Badlola Square Garden. defender Mike Milbury said. more game. 10.20 5.60 seven series at three wins Oakland (Keough 0.4) at Washington, ISA "They were throwing things 1 Santl.Pradera "That was the worst game 3.40 "There's so much on the line Baltimore (Stone 2.1), 7:30 p.m. "This series is so close," said apiece, with the seventh and 0 (3-5) $4.00; P 114.30; T (3S-1) at my head and they say that we've had in the playoffs - we Seattle (McLaughlin 1.1) at it's got to be rough." Walter Tkaczuk, the Rangers' final game slated for Tuesday Western Conference Finals 417 . 14 . New York (Tan? 0.1), I p.m. the Boston fans are animals," just had an off night, but one (lest of Seven) Milbury was incensed when star center. "We've had great night in Edmonton. Twelfth Game Chicago (Trout 0-0) at Detroit (All Times EDT) said Boston Coach Don Cherry bad game out of nine is nothing 6Mutilla-Echanlz 13.10 11.40 19.60 (Rozema 12), I p.m. the fails threw objects at goaltending from each side. But The Whalers peppered EdSeattle vs. PheenIx 3 Belde-Wally 13.1019.60 after Montreal swamped the to complain about," Cherry Toronto (Huffman 2.2) at Cherry. we have a great mixture of monton goalie Dave Dryden, (S.attle leads series. 2-1) 3 lima-Paco 1.40 Minnesota (Golfs 3•3), 5:30 p.m. Bruins 5-1 in Game 5. "Well it said. "Guy (Montreal defenMay 1-Seattle 101, Phoenix 93 "It's a shame that the NIIL young players and veterans on who was replaced by Ed Mn) in 0(34)34.20; p (4.3) 145.00; T (4-3. Kansas City (Leonard 33) at May 4-Seattle 103, Phoenix 97 seems 5) 450.40, that these puritans in seinant l.apointe said the series can't be more severe with the this te;un, and that is a the second period. Texas (Matlock 0.1), 1:33 p.m. May 6-Phoenix 113, Seattle 103 A- 2143; Handle $161,251. - - -Tuesday's Games . - --. - May 6--Seattle at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Callforvtia at Boston, night May 11-Phoenix at Seattle, 11:30 Seattle at New York, night P.M. SATURDAY NIGHT Oakland at Baltimore, night x-May 13-Seattle at Phoenix, 3:45 First Game Chicago at Detroit, night p.m. Slrusta-Gerardo 13.00 7.20 4.00 Cleveland at Milwaukee, x-May 17-Phoenix at Seattle, 7 Carasa-Arca ~__ 9.00 4,20 night AUTO SERViCE CENTIR IBA. IGaldos-Dlagall 3.20 Toronto at Minnesota, night Q (5.7) 11.40; P (5-7-1) $11.20. Kansas City at Texas, night Second Game 4Carasa.DIagall 10.00 5.20 4.00 National League 7 S Irusta-Pecina 6.00 3.20 _____ By United Press International SemIfInals 3Victor-Gerardo 3.30 East (lest of Seven) 0(64)49.50; p (54) 206.10; I (6-8 W L 'PCI, 0$ (All Times EDT) 3) 409.20, DD (54)110.10. Montreal 17 7 .701 Series I Third Game Phlla 17 7 .705 N.Y. Islanders vs. N.Y. Rang- eu 2Rodolfo 10.80 500 4.20 Chicago 12 10 .543 4 (N.Y. Rangers lead series, 3-2) lArca 1.60 5.20 St. Louis 13 12 .320 4½ April 26-N.Y. Rangers 4, N.Y. S Sara 6.60 Pittsburgh 9 14 .391 7½ Islanders I Q(13)40.$0P(2.1) I05.60;T(2.1. New York 9 14 .391 7½ April 2$-N.Y. islanders 4, N.Y. 5) $37.00. West Rangers 3 (of) Fouth Game W L Fe'. OS May i-N.Y. Rangers 3, N.Y. 2 lrusta.tirquiza 10.00 3.40 2.60 Houston 17 ,11 .407 Islanders I I Hernan-Pradera 5.10 3.80 S . Cinci 15 12 .336 1½ May 3-N.Y. Islanders 3, N.Y. lDuran-Peclna 4.00 San Fran 13 15 .14.4 4 Rangers 2 tot) 0(1-2) 41.00; P (2-11 112.80; 1 (2.1. San Diego 12 16 .129 3 May S-N.Y. Rangers 4, N.Y. 4) 49.40, Los Ang ii 1$ .379 61/2 Islanders 3 Fifth Game Atlanta S 17 .320 7½ May 5-N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. ôGasti.BadioIa 15.60 9.40 8.20 Saturday's Results Rangers, 1:35 p.m. IZubi-Paco 6.60 1.20 Chicago 9, Atlanta 3 x.May 10--NY. Rangers at N.Y. SSaid-Wally 1.40 San Francisco 4, New York 4 islanders, 5:05 p.m. 0(14)42.20: P(4.1. 151.50; 1(41. Cincinnati 6, Houston 2, 5) 507.00, twilight Series J 1 Sixth Game Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis- 5, II listen vs. Montreal SVIcandI.Fernan 12.00 7.40 3.60 flibt (Montreal leads serIes, 3.3) 1 Carasa.Oerardo 4.10 3.60 San Diego 6, Montrqal 3. ) April 26-Montreal 4, Boston 2 ) 3Santi.Dlaga II ¼ 3.60 I night April 25-Montreal S. Boston 2 Q(i-5)33.40,P(5-1) III.20;T($-l. C' PhiladelphIa 11, Los Angeles ' I May 1-Boston 2, Montreal 1 3) 237.40, "qr,,Q, night / May 3-Boston 4, Montreal 3 lot) I Seventh Game , y Sunday's Re lts ( •' May 5-Mon!rea! 3, Boston 1 lHernan-Paco 5 I 11.20 4.40 300 I Lt....e.. a ,, u' may i-monireai at Boston, 7:30 2SantI•Urquiza 5.00 4.20 I . Plus FIT Houston I, CincinnatI, 2, 2nd SET OF 4 Black all p.m. SZubi.Badiola er tire and 3.20 sue 'Chicago 14, Atlanta 13 PRICE x-May 10-Boston at Montreal, I old tires 0(2-4)31.Oo;P(4.2) 143.20:1(4.2. St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 2 p.m. 5) 475.20. Philadelphia 4, Los Angeles 0 A78-13 $79 $1.63 1.63-Eighth Game 1h1 Montrel 7, San Diego ( 6Egana.Echaniz 16.10 7.40 4.00 Goodyear's best C78-14 $102 $1.87 New York 3, San Francisco 4 -2Zubi-Rodolfo 3.60 2.50 _________________________________ soiling diagonal ply (' 71) Today's Games G78-14 $124 $2.38 SGastI-Arrieta 3.10 tire (All Times EDT) SEMINOLE Q(24)43.50;p(4-2) l77.00;T(6.2Pittsburgh (Candelaria 1.1) at s Smooth, thumpf roe H78- 14 $134 $2.61 SATURDAY NIGHT II 422.40. lAllanto (Niekro 2.3), 7:33 p.m. ride First Race Ninth Game G78-15 $130 $2.44 Philadelphia (Carlton 24) at s Road-gripping 6- rib SLast Stretch 4.40 3.40 SEchaniz 22.00 5.60 5.50 San Diego (Owchinko 00) , 10 H78-15 2Araey 1 lsasa $138 12.40 5.40 $2.66 tread 1.60 3.50 E p.rvi. a a _,_. . -l .ri.) C. JK15ifl 4.10 J(iasil 3.20 - 'New York (Falcone 0.2) at WHITEWALLS ONLY $3,00 MORE PER TIRE 0(5.2) T (5-24) 393.11. Q(1.S)50.40,Pu-fl 112.20,1(5-h. _______ ___________________________ Los Angeles (Hootori 2.2), 10:30 3) 28.15. Second Race 'p.m. I I 1'I SLucky Jon El n.io 7.40 10.40 Tenth Game Tuesday's Games 3 $hlway Tess 4.00 3.20 6ApraizRadolfo 13.20 5.00 340 CincinnatI at Chicago 4Collns Loft 3,40 2GastI-Gastill 3.50 3.10 .Pittsburgh at Atlanta, night 0 (1-2) 43.65; T (1.2.4) 2421.15. 3 Egana-Arrieta 4.20 St. Louis at Houston, night Third Race 0(24) 37,41; P (4-2) 89.70: 1 (62 Philadelphia at San Diego, 6Smelhlte Son 4.10 4.00 3.40 3)52555. night 5 Honey Nugget 5.50 4.60 Eleventh Game I L. New York at Los Angeles, l Son clWaygale 878.13 vthiteevall, 3.00 4lrani.Pecina 9,10 5.50 5.20 Pius $ I 8 UT. flight Q (6-1) 41.10; T (4.5.4) 2Arano.Olano old tile 7.60 5.20 Choos.. (1 9514. Montreal at San Francisco, Feerilu Race 7 lrusta.isido C18 14 Ci 01813 4.10 LL~ night ~ IIIJCkAJII plus 3 Hush Star 4.20 3,40 3,50 Q(2-4)43.45;p(4-3) 10120:1(4.3_____________________________ 37C to 41C IL! 1 Go:.lrIc 'i 1.20 4.10 7) 435.21, . '. depending on we lAmerican Yanks OTHER_'1 SIZES 4.0 £o ttasle needed i . a .i isis P U-t.5) 146.65. CEO TOO! Rai,, al; _ 33; Wortham, Chi 2$. -0 ~%, am - Pro Hockey 3, Red Sox 2 Reliever Steve Mingorl By United By United Press . had hit four more game against over, Willie Horton home walked Rick Manning on four who's the best now, Quick When Mike Schmidt starts the Los Angeles Dodgers when home runs and the Phillies had the tie-breaking run to cap a pitches to force home the ' relief pitcher In baseball? w or , pitchers, he belted a solo homer off taken three out of four games p"It was a heck of a gesture on two-run ninth inning. Fred winning run and cap afive-run his bat resembles a blackjack rookie Rick Sutcliffe in a game from the Dodgers, of the team that Lynn's 11th homer of the season ninth inning rally. aád the op position is . the Philadelphia PhiUles lost 5- 0 triumph Sunday. way," Yankee Manager Bob in the eighth gave the Red Sox a Twin9, Tigers $ always senseless. Although he doesn't like to be 2. .. Lemon said Sunday, referring 2-1 lead, but the Mariners Roy Smalley blasted a threehad gone 0for-17 That was just the beginning, labeled as a streak hitter, &hto Ron Guidry's role in the New quickly tied the score In the rim homer In the eighth Inning entering the ninth inning of last By the time the weekend was mid's performance is typical of York Yankees' 6.5, 16-inning ninth off reliever Bill Campbell to provide the eventual winning his efforts over the years. For , victory over the Oakland A's. on a double by Julio Cruz, a margin. example, he hit 11 home runs In "We were certainly in a hind. I single by Joe Simpson and a Brewers 4, Blue Jays 0 the month of April, 1976, and he Lary Sorensen tossed a four. would never put him In the double by Leon Roberts. had 25 home runs in his first 77 Sports / hitter and went the distance. that was Orioles I, Angels 0 bullpen on my own games in 1977 before breaking wk Dennis Martinez pitched a Loser Mark Lemongello, 0-4, his decision and It certainly was the ring finger on his right hand e went a or ni ngs bef ll th e way, giving t 10 e nohitter for six In ur appreciated. What a pleas In a fight with pitcher Bruce hits. your giving two hits and Eddie up on having a man like that lUson of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Murray and Gary. Roenicke White Sox 3, Rangers 0 wt lit solo bl NY Mfl.mP4 WUMAN dammed home nms to . spark Ken Kravec tossed a th1& In a5-2trtwnphP'rtdayTdgtit G uidry, who ____ Baltimore to Its sixth straight hitterandChetLen2onwent4.. belted a pair of homers In. and last year besides win games triumph. ,. , W for-4 to boost his batting .. an 11-0 rout Saturday, drilled a and earn a unanimous nod as In&ai 5, Royals 4 average to .404. two-run homer off Doug Rau . the Cy Young Award winner, decided that wasn't good NEW YORK Lest Friday, while Bill Lucas was still in a coma Sun day to spark t he Phiflies 10 " . enough, especially since ace BE a resut of a massive brain hemorrhage, Atlanta Braves' owner v1ezliElsewhere in the National Strikes reliever Rich Goasage Injured Ted Turner visited the wife of his stricken director of player his thumb in a clubhouse tiff. personnel to do whatever he could about comforting her and the League, Chicago outslugged Herald Pksls by Tern NitesI Atlanta 14.13; St. Louis beat Guidry volunteered for bullpen family. Sanford's Jim Lyon takes his cut Pittsburgh 4-2; New York duty, and now the bed pitcher During his visit, Turner talked about the future. ead in tni.0 Is also the best relief He told Ruby Lucas he hoped and prayed her husband would nipped San Francisco 5-4; i in baseball. come out all right and that he'd be able to resume his duties with Montreal downed San Diego Kevin Wick had a dream 15-2; and Milex Tune edged. hy lt the Braves. But if he didn't, Turner would see to it that she would and Cincinnati crushed Houston th game Saturday in the Seminole Seminole Plaza Merchants, $4. "I sat ere watching 17 17-5 then lost 8-2. be provided for financially for the rest of her life and that the Pony Baseba ll League, pitching Also Saturday, Chrij lie team drnggle," Guidry said couple's three childr en all would have the necessary reso urces to a onetter wi 20 hi th st r i keo ut s Kessinger hurled a two-hltter after his 3 24 iflflin8$ of go through college. scoreless relief. "The bullpen and also driving In Mike with 14 strikeouts as VFW Post It was an uncommonly generous act on the part of Ted Turner, w Sawyer with the winning run to 5405 downed Coffey Photo, 4-3;' doing the job. i sa Brett Moile, of Continental Sanford, and Scott McCaskill, just especially coming when it did, a day before Bill Lucas died give Don's Shoes a 3-2 Pony win Knight, Orr & Co. stopped other alternative, Paolo no, othe Boulevard, In Longwood, Rt. 1 Box 172A, Longwood, each no Saturday at 43. over Coffey Photography. Longwood Realty, 12.5; and SO now Guidry may not win 25 posted the highest score during finished with 385 points. Tur ner's deed brings credit to him much In the same way Bill sanford's Pony team won over Mike Wheichel pitched the Saturday's location competition Merthie, top player for games, but the Yankees will not Lucas brought credit to the Braves' organization ever since he In other games, Sobik's Forest City Auto Parts, 94, ii , trimmed Reliable Carpet Chris Boyles and Casey joined It as a minor-league player 22 years ago. Triple A was as first no-hitter of the Paola Little in Sanford for the Burger King league-leading Chase in the blow as many leads, either. Sanford Little National League, "You've got to go all out in Cleaners, 10-4; Chris Dapore Hawthorne each had a doubir for as he ever got as a ballplayer but that really didn't mean a Major League season Saturday, Pitch Hit & Run contest. this position," said GUIChy of and Chris Andrews pitched a and single. Mode, a player In the Paola hit the ball 185 feet, ran 90 f thing because as a human being, Bill Lucas was at least a sparking Griffin Construction 1. to a 211 victory over Dittmer Little League, scored 339 points in 4.4 seconds for a maximum his new role. "Certainly YOU four-hitter and Byron Over. classification above major league all the way. A. D. Plumbing stopped to beat runnerup Dexter score ofl00 and put two ofthree cant pace yourself or make a street had four hits as H&D TrivWm Themanwuhonest. Honest toafault, and you don't find many Architectural Aluminum Chevron, 114, in a., mistake or you'll be beaten in a Realty downed Swim & Stuff, ll Franklin, 1007 Mulberry Ave., pitches in the target. like him anymore. In other games, Twelve girls softba game, as SUI& McCaskIll, from the Paola second by a dollar-fifty hitter. i co•v PHOTO :Tw0 years ago, he had to go against Rod Gilbreath, a Braves' Campground stopped Dlttmer, Sanford, who finished with 317 ops sois Rogers hotnered and Tracy darted as a reliever 50! know Al N N Little League, made all infielder, in arbitration, just as he was getting ready to face third 214; and Pamar Inc. whipped Elllotttripisd. ' 211CUrn.,d ITh,l)(st whattoexpect.Ijiatlookat PIIiIS Molle was a perfect 3or-31n pitches endhit l*seman Bob Hornerin another such proceeding this Thursday. Twelve Oaks, 1612. Sawyer II 4fl SUMINOLI PLAZA MILIX TUNUUP this as a new challenge, NvIter SI WIC* Pitching, hit the ball 159 feet o Mark Hibbard darted for Lucas liked Gilbreath, as he did all the Braves' players, and he AIIM AI IM , and received 90 of a possible 100 when he was timed m 5.0 something that will help AbSIy It 11 , McKelvery 42 32S WIlls Would have preferred not having to cite reasons to an arbitrator Griff in, but after walking O1vit Helms lie yj, III 31, Lsw$s •• st rengthen o ur club." Points for running 90 feet in 4.8 seconcis. why the club felt Gilbreath wasn't entitled to more money, but he first four batters, was relieved Moralism Ill ,, Mi*isrn lii dm11 III Jim Spencer's two-out, baseswi,,, g HIFIINII 211 Ma 31 1 Stevenslie • by Wheichel, who fanned 13 and seconds. realized there were some unpleasant aspects to his job. soil" ISI vitMes Its I 15 351 KrYISr The 12-year-old competition Tracy Turner, 208 Sir loaded single in the 10 th scored Iwl. I SI Nh', ••i WIllIams 25 * :"We've been friends a long time," he told Gilbrea th, whom he walked three the red of Ill HelM JIM... iu.1, i s pindHianner Brian Doyle wi th III too McPass Relief, , i, had known for eight years. "We're friends now and no matter way. Scott McCukell hotnered ended in a tie, and the winner Lawrence Drive, Sanford, won MCGIWØ Ill Tstals 355 SHIS Ill will be decided later this week the 10-year-old competition the winning rim. With one out, Hffi• ,, lie lilIeS 2 I1 what happens here, when this Is all over, we're Mill going to be for the winners, T.tats 2421 III Msmsry lee pinch-hitter Ij tie-breaker et ti th comp i on, wi 0 points. Allen Finley honiered for friends," Lucas said. "One thing has nothing to do with the $42 Total 3N..-2 $57 do ubled to right off loser Dave C*IfeyPbSts Pamar and Anton Massey Daryl Merthle, 136 Carver Ave., *•, other." SsmPlaza 123515-4 Only the four winners will HeaVerlo, 2.2. Gralg Nettles lOINS Mills Tviie.p "3 hi-I RELIABLE That was Bill Lucas all over. Gilbreath lost his case but not his hoinered for Twelve Oaks. act ii CAlM? 9-YEAR-OLDS advance to djyjd conpetition. was walked intentionally and MICMI. 331 HID REALTY respect for LUCSI. OAKS swi* a srup PAMAN m I. Jon Nephew, 152; 2. Chris Alt H Al I H AIRN 3; Awards will be presented to Reggie Jackson grounded an ASS 35 After he finished his playing career, Lucas was given a job in Eltand, 115; Others: , i William Evans, Deailer. 3 2 3 I. vIes Had lot III os is ewlnnersaudrunnersiat7 iiifleld,lletoloadthebise*. th DYeS 331 Crscbiv Vaimes MCNS'namyal ;3 Gr s close III tle Braves' public r aions' department In 1965. The popular 444 321 112;SteveTlIiis,139;Ronaldllak., Ally. Sl$ilsp. 33 SwIls DSdSl 332 lileSsi day, May 1$, at the On. out later', Spenc'tr singled 311 i ' 422 123; David LaPag*la Houghton, its; ri , Derrick p.m. F thoery was that he got the job only because he was black and the Camers ii Dealer. s Simms Ill 11* Sear Paris ii Dais,. III Butler, 55; Carl Morey, 53; Wayne Pitch, Hit 4' Run awards th&IiY 4,' Massey i ie Misuse A. Nirsiy iS I IS tame Braves were looking to keep some of the local groups off their Carts' Henderson, 10; Tony Clntran, 74; Ill Ivcbmaslsv 4 Silt lot 131 SIaIJSI win in 313 Prssmml., i • Mulligan his third banquet at the Altamonte to give Guük'y Stephen Cells, Odes, backs Atlanta. Ill es MUM III CPWMS. Ill D.Ssslsfl III Videry •• Nero" Ill Cbise S S TiiM Palumbo tie 10- YEAR-OLDS 332 McC*ala is. Ire.. Springs Civic Center. Wino.', fV dedhicflL 3• -But Bill Lucas didn't need any help from any groups. Hehada Ceaslehl 215 311 mIll J. Nerasy itimS. TitaN its I III? Niger SI I. Tracy Turner, 250; 2. David 211 Cv,ht Gddry who took over for other local Ill Niebli 2 1 5 Plalsy Iii • T Usable low-key personality and was efficient. After first moving Smill Stales •,, Others: Alonio Galney, •• Ivies $11 *11 Oliver in nt h, ole CatfiMi Ilisie In the seve Williams up to usista farm director and then to farm director, he was i* Total $134 1i Richard Crisp, 131; Craig competitions In Sem TitaN $35 Totals 22111 .TitaN Dixon, 135; Mike Lee, 130; Owls County will be honored at the y1elIId nned vice president and director of player personnel by Turner. Passer INC. III 3-15 KID Realty li-il 1411341 8-IS Smith, 127; Sam Hill, 12; David walks whil, striking out five. '"s lellall. Carpit time 1110 3-4 Swim I 1,0 1'hat made him the hlghedranking black executive In baseball IlOaki *5)- $ 1100 01110-111 GoidsIlcI, Ill; Michael Gross, ill; Michelle Devier, 103; Lance W is OAKS . very few people in the game ever thought of Bill Lucas in DITYMIN Al I H Brodrick, 55; Vance Scott, 51; Al N terms of color. uS 155 U.Dearkru 12 Mlchallsagl.y,40. 8111 Lucas was truly a gentle man. •. ap,ss's i s Crecbsr 11'YlANl.OID$ Lleirbsri M.LaPslsn 131 uthe knew he wall lnar hbusineu and when Barry Bon- portill 1. Brett Mclii, 315; 2. Dexter 311 I Franklin, 317; Others: Donald no's bat began dragging noticeably near the end of last season, US it Massey is Grayson, 272; Theodore Graham, DAYTONA BEACH-CentisJ Florida greyhound racing Las thought about some way he could possibly help. Bonneli Las I-- - $ 3 1 270; RIchard Leonard, The '79 wagerIng format will be the same as a year ago Mlxii 2 1 Hibbard, 241; Dewayne350; Mark I S TeaSer history will be mmde today gibes theY swing open the I8flUOI* iad [ASCII TNpSCICd the never LaPesers Mitchell, and will feature trifectas on all 12 races-along w1 15 mIll 3S 2451 Brian Sheffield, 21111; Them glitell (Or 01110 egrIWA opening at the Daytoa Bewh poplillar $6 trifecta BOL There'll,alm be win, p1m, dow, Liggons. 235; Troy Turnhl!, 202, I ,,,..,, , Kennel Clult. 1 led PinS of the uiion, he purposely tossed cit a few ex- A.iws $Ise Nestle Totals qulniela ad-perfecta betting Matthew Hibbard, 201; Doug 23 21 11 A 1:30 ti will usher In the 32nd annual simmer pistivea to ilock him. Atkinson, 200; Herbert Dixon, 1 4; DSIW International 0 13-1) 38.20; 'N ins -- Guidry To Bullpen . 1412 -SIG 4 Tex 34; Koosman, Minn hicago 12 13 .450 31/2 oakland 10 17 .370 51/2 Seattle 919.32110 Saturday's Results New York S. Oakland 4 Boston 11, Seattle 4 Detroit I, Minnesota 4 Milwaukee 6, Toronto 1 Kansas City 3, Cleveland 1 Chicago 7, Texas 6, night Baltimore 9, California 1, night Sunday's Results New York 6, Oakland 3, 10 Innings Seattle 3, Boston 2 Baltimore 6, California 0 Cleveland S. Kansas City 4 Minnesota 9, Detroit 6 Milwaukee 1, Toronto 0 Chicago 3, Texas 0, night _ Mura, So 32. Blyloven, ets It 1-Bu i-..-... I -. - By United Press International inside game and Phoenix went not enough for a foul but Adams, who did not return to Game 3 is slate for Wed. With starting center Alvan on to take a 113-103 victory over enough to give him some the game. was listed as doubtful nesday night in San Antonio lOuranMandolja P (M) 124.50; T (3-8. 15 1.692 - Pitt and Blue, SF 29 4) 415.40. 1611 .593 21/i American League - Ryan, Seventh Game 14 11 .340 31/: Cal 42; Guidry, NY 36; Jenkins, dVictor-Dlaga 11.50 7.00 6.60 Calif texas ns - I- _ '.'.,i - .,j, iif "t-- IJM 50.50; Tiiis ;T ('-3 Tex 4-0; Palmer, Salt and 1) 242.40. MC Ryan, C814.1; Flanagan, Bait, Fouth Game Splittorff, KC and Caldwell, Mil dGaIdos.Arrjeta 23.60 12.20 3.80 League Monday, May?, 1979-74 . Earned Run Average I Carasa R odolto 3.60 (based On 27 inni ngs pitched) 0 (44) 71.50; P ( 4)142.10; 1 (4;: American League National League - Espinosa, 4-I) 444.40. East Phil 1.0$; Ruthven, PhIl 1.96; Filth Game W L Pet. OS Vuckovicti, St.L 2.20; Martinez, 2Said-Enrique 11.60 1.00 3. 20 felt II 9.667 - St.L 2.23; Lamp, Chi 2.31. 1 Said-Goiri 1.40 4.00 öston 14 9.410 1 American League - Mar. 3Mutiiia-5arduy 3.80 Milw Il 11-607 1½ shall, Minn 0.S4; Slaton, Mir 0 (1.2) 34.50; P (2-1) 11.40; T (2.1' (Ow York 13 13 .500 4½ 1.66; John, NY 1.73; Caldwell, 412 . 60 . 3) troiI 912.425 6 Mu 2.04; Guidry, NY 2.39. Sixth Game Ieveland 8 17 .320 9 StrIks.is 3 Trani-Andre 1150 620 6.50 toronto 120.254 101/3 National League - Richard, SVicandi- isidro 10.00 9.20 West Hou 47; Niekro, Atl, Sutton, LA lSandi-Gerardo - ', - - - asebalI ~ * -. Major --aall -- f - .!i~': SANFORD 555W. First Street 3222821 ..FrI. 7:306, Sat. -0 ,-q,.,' yp �I • • e,. ---- - - FA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, May 7, 1979 -- - --- *I M • -røIP *1JI - - - ••.-....' -. .'w.-, •--%,wa OURSELVES --ft Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Women's wills:, CANADIAN FALLS CANADIAN GORDON'S I GIN HEDGES & BUTLER SCOTCH GRANT'S 8 YR SCOTCH 5.69 QT. 7o99aT. ANY 12 -95.85 ANY 12-67.95 Piano Haters Say0 Don' Force Children To Play : Is Your Hous e I By JOAN MADISON Herald Correspondent HOUSE OF STUART scocw "Is your house in order?" This was the question explored by attorney Lauren V. Detzel at the quarterly meeting of the Women's Guild of St. Mary Magdalen Parish in Altamonte Springs. Attorney Detzel wasn't talking about house-cleaning, however, but the subject of estate planning. "Women need wills as much as men do," advised the attorney who specializes in estate planning and pension and profit sharing. "Anyone who has any property needs a will, regardless of whether they are a man or a woman." QUAIT 4.79 UNIT ONE PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON Today, over half the country's wealth is owned by women, and the laws of entestacy operate without regard to sex records indicate. A person is said to the testate if they have left a will; intestate If they have not. "Any person 18 or more years of age who is of sound mind may make a will. Testamentary capacity is basically being able to know and understand the natural objects of one's bounty, the nature and extent of his property and the actual disposition which the testator is making of his property by the will," she advised. Florida law does require that the will be in writing and be signed at the end by the testator in the presence of at least two attesting witnesses, who must sign in the presence of each other and In the presence of the testator. The attorney advised that the signatures be notorized at the time of execution as this "self-proves" the will, and no further affidavit of witness is necessary to admit the will to probate (or proof). Holographic wills (wills written entirely in the handwriting of the testator and signed by him without formal execution) and nuncupative wills (oral wills) are not valid in Florida, advised Attorney Detzel. She Informed the guild members of three types of property Interests that are not disposed of by a will, but pass automatically to the beneficiaries without a court order (however, they are still part of the "gross estate" for federal and state estate and inheritance taxes): Jointly-held property—Property, such as real property or Joint bank accounts (that Is owned jointly with rights of survivorship or between husband and wife as a tenency by the entirety) passes automatically by operation of law upon the death of the joint tenant. insurance - Insurance proceeds are payable automatically to the designated beneficiary. However, she advises, if no beneficiary has been designated, the proceeds will be paid to the estate and then will be distributed in accordance with the will. GOOD SAT., MAY 12 24 OZ. LISBOA ROSAY 1 .99 POATUGAL MNK LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON SOMETHING SPECIAL DOMAINE 3/4 QT. CORDIALS AMARETTO -APRICOT TRIPLE SEC CREAM DE MENTHE GREEN OR WHITE CREAM DE.CACAO DARK OR LIGHT ANISETTE CHERRY BLACKBERRY PEP. SCHNAP. SLOE GIN ANY 12 31.95 3o29 SAXONY 004A nou _ _____ ____ _____ Finally he persuaded us to let htin quit piano and take clarinet. Then he quit clarinet and took trumpet. Then he quit trumpet to take guitar. After he 4.39 QT. ANY 12- 52.65 flIO - fl - * 1 PulPy Fiu I NIW$ ieS i 10.7 OZ. JUG LA.ULLA ALMADIN UIGUNOY LAmmusical OIMUS 4"N" • . - ' -...:"' ' 1 .. .J/ ' . ' -• - - ..-- S .. ' I * ) ., - ,. - --•. - --.• - - -- .A. ---- 4'• ,. ,. .---.----.-- -- • - -- -. - -•-. - .- - - u.._ I I "Rollercoaster" (1977) George Segal. Timothy Bottoms. A safety TRY (NON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. Ff1) I) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD Inspector desperately attempts (WED) to find the extortionist who is planting homemade explosives In America's leading amusement narks (4)0 ThE WHITE SHADOW Coach Reeves discovers that one of his players has a serious Cu wsrve&i (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) '• le brities Ing ABC. CBS an& pets in a variety of, sporting (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS -- . (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA A Conversation With Jerry Brown" The governor of California discusses his views on future politics. FLORIDA . ' events. AI I LAINVC111100 WU 10114, (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (4) 0 AS TURNS 1:30 THE WORLD 2:00 () (12) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 230 (2)01 ANOTHER WORLD 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ID STUDIO SEE •A.M.WEATHER Dick and Robert Conrad, and represent: (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 (•4) 0 GUIDING LIGHT 6:30 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS WORK STARS Three teams of ce ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 6:25 2)POPI GOES THE COUN. (4) t1 7:00 ?flr%Av (4) C MONDAY MORNING (MON) (4) C TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORN. ING (WED) C THURSDAY MORNING (THU) C FRIDAY MORNING (Ff1) U GOOD MORNING AMERICA O SESAME STREET 7:25 ( TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 7:30 (12) TODAY 00000 MORNING' AMERI. The monthly Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce PerI.. 111091111111,Y Breakfast will be held (4)0 WA'$'H The camera becomes the eyes of a young at 8 a.m., Wednesday at the !t *1k soldier to record his responses Sanford Civic Center. This to being wounded, Operated on month it will be a prayer breakat the 40771h. and treated in fat, and the speaker will be post.op.(R) -Mrs. C.C. Moore of Panama • THE PRIME Oç MISS JEAN .City. RRODIE "Edinburgh" Miss • ____ Mrs. Moore, who Is chaplain Brodie delivers an unconven. lionel address to the members of the Florida Federation of of the conservative Marcia Women's Club, is state-wide Slain. School. recognised student of the Bible ..1.. andadynaznlcspeaker.Sheisa (PsI. W Merva Nswklas) (4) WKNP IN CINCINNATI member of First Baptist When 11-year-old son CLASS STUDIES "How To Conserve Energy" has been studied by the third grade classes of Mrs. Church of Panama City,when is kicked outArthur's of military school, 5:00 Bettye Washington and Mrs. Bettye Ferrell. The students heard Bruce Burger of teaes large group CAPTAIN KANGAROO 0 Momma Carlson decides it's SAVING ENERGY Florida Power and Light Co. speak on conserving energy. Melinda Rouse, from terestul In STUDIO SEE (MON. TUE. Bible study for two time for him to join his father in THU. PAl) left, Kelly Gaines, Stacy Fox and Eric Hansen join Burger in the class program. different chases, the radio business. • FOOTSTEPS(WED) Mrs. Moore is Dad nrealdent I&M 8:25 of Gulf Coast Community (4)0 LOU GRANT The Trib (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA staff becomes caught up with College Foundation, member of laIf.ra, at A== =, 00000 MORNING FLORIDA spring fever and stories of love. the Board of C.C. Moore NEWS PLAYBOY'S 25TH ANsIMemorial Boys' Club; Trustee VIR$ARY SPECIAL James 5:30 1hW.Ol Avenue - DsLand of the Junior Museum; Cain, Tony Curtis and George (2) (12) TODAY Plioiw S4.735-1S4 Devotional Chairman for Plimpton join Hugh Hetner and 00000 MORNING AMERI. HOURS: MON. SAT. It A.M.-4:31 P.M. Lad IYAN.latMee? Panama City Woman's Club for Playmate Candy Loving it the CA Playboy Mansion West for a U YOGA AND YOU 0 UAS, past 5 years; Adult Bible Class A Weadsrfvl Cliance To Freshen-U. gala celebration featuring a Teacher for pad 30 )5fl Yv.r Sprin, Wardrs g.o retrospective look at the PlayIn her own words, "I love the (1) @ DONAHUE Spdug Anivsls DOUGLAS • 1Grd and His word, and that Ii ___ OMOVIE 1010 all that Is necessary." INs's I .s.'s Apanel(12) OINAHI Her subject at the Prayer 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO. of experts and contestants try f•\ WHITE SERVICE SHOES, Breakf,t Is "Being Joyful in 0RAMMING to solv a crime after "witness. LAS COATS, UNIFORMS, Spite of Everything". Later in Ing" a taps of it In this game PANTS, JACKETS 9:55 IF the day, she will speak to the Show hosted by Ed McMahon. (4)Jpse Woman's Club of Sanford. Her 11:00 30% OFF 10.0 subject will be "lbs Foolish (LS 0 (2)(IZCAROSNARKS , ON SPRING ARRIVALS womeffil it (.4) AU. IN THE FAMILY (N) 11410 The free OFPIISNOSMAY1S,I9$ mNTGt host: nubile -isinvited. invited. _. . -. . 10:30 _-------* •• ation l.A.) UZ1 ALL 5TAR SECRETS LEDIARD'S UNIFORMS - --•----,----.. - ---- (_4) 30 MINUTES (THU) (4) CRACKERSARREL (FRI) 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 0 NATTLE OF THE NET. s ' 4 MAGNUMS (WED) drinking -, • 7*99 24. 1111111110.t99 flu; UML - . MRS. C.C. MOORE '76 POUIILy : FUISSE MONTISNY 7:30 (2) (12) NBC MOVIE "FMN$ IIU NAVI IWS(U I PI UI WE ShUT liEU" '76_CHAlLIS (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPANY (NON) (4) CAMPAIGN '79 (TUE) (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN 8*00 - - • (2) EARLY DAY LEHRER REPORT V.-. . / Thomson. (Part 2of 2) In the future, we Will ge powe r to m a ke e e ctricity I fl VODKA JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL 12:30 NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- 6:00 Tut" - TAAKA THE CROS$'.WflS 0 FAMILY FEUD © GAZETTE 0 DICK CAVETI Guest: Virgil - RUM a Mary. Prayer( Breakfast LIGHT OR DARK flSW$ with GRAMMING 5:53 (12) PTL CLUB step up to co-produce the 1) LIARS CLUB (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES C IN SEARCH OF... "King Homestead - defined as property occupied as a home or dwelling, by two or more persos living together In a family relationship. Homestead is usually created when a husband and wife buy a house and live in It. There are constitutional restrictions on the devise of this property; however, these provisions don't apply if owned jointly. "Even If all the property you own passes outside OLD FLA t U1A1i ABBY: I never felt guilty taking my parents' hear it. thought I'd be writing a Dear money. And listiv, give tliciii access Abby letter, but I must speak NO REGRETS IN MIS- to it good record player and fine out in defense of PIANO NEAPOLIS classical records. LESSON HATER, to whom you DEAR ABBY: This is an open I spent five precious years said, "I've had thousands of letter to parents who are for- 'from 8 to 131 hating piano people tell me they were sorry cing their children to take piano lessons, dreading recitals and they quit piano, but not one ever lessons (or violin, trumpet, feeling guilty about the hardsaid he was GLAD he quit." clarinet, etc.). STOP earned money spent on lessons Well '•II flflt' uuy Unit J'JMflflfl tflfPflfl *.uI it you want your children to for mc'. Mv love for classical sour statement! quit guitar he took up drums! learn about good music, take music canie Ironi listening to My mother was a piano The boy had absolutely no them to concerts %shen they're records at a friend's house. teacher who made me practiec talent. It was a waste of our small. Even if they don't pay The parent who forces a child an hour every day front the money and his Wile. In my vlot' attt't''.. they'll absorb to learn an instrwuient should time 1 was 8 until 1 as 15. tFnt opinion, forcing music lessons something eacn tune. examine his own desires, and a boy). I never was very good on children is a form of child At Christmastime take them perhaps take lessons himself. and l hated that kind of music. I abuse! to a local b,illct company's You're never too old to learn. finally talked her into letting I.uNG-SUF'EfUNGDAD "Nutcracker " They'll love it. SHARON IN ORONO, MAINE inc quit piano and take guitar DEAR ABBY: I had piano Expose them to opera by The teen years are the lessons. I rented a guitar and lessons shoved down my throat getting "Live From The Met" questioning years. Abby has the worked at every off job I could for three miserable years. on your radio every Saturday ansers to all your questions I get to pay for my own lessons Practicing was punishment and afternoon. Even if they're doing her booklet "What Teenagers and nobody had to nag me to recitals were torture. When I soinethinj else, the background Want to Kiios." Enclose $3 and practice, either. i I loved quit, even my teacher music will become inure .tntl a long, stamped 128 cents), selfcountry-and-western and celebrated. She told nit' she she more familiar each tiiia' they addressed envelope. ballads, and still do. 1 suppose I should thank my Mom for having exposed me to music in the first place, but T\ HIGHLIGHTS when a kid reaches a certain age,'he should be allowed to Mull, Pete Barbutti select his own instrument and 4) LOVE OF LIFE (MON. WED______________________ Ff1) (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME his own kind of music. m What do 0 ROCKFORD FILES Two 4) FOR OUR TIMES (TUE) you think? private investigators enlist 0 WHEWI EVENING HATED PIANO - LOVES Rockford's help when they are 10:55 GUITAR illegally forced out of business 0 CBS NEWS DEAR HATED: 1 think my 0 POLICE STORY An under6:00 cover vice squad policeman is 11:00 (4)00(12) NEWS answer was out of tune with the STUDIO SEE Visits a snake suspected of murdering several (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS times. At least It certainly wrestler, a student traveling prostitutes (4) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT struck a sour note with most of circus and the New Orleans 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 12:00 my readers, Read on for more French Quarter for street jazz. 11:30 (4)810 VALLEY Heath and disehords. () (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE Nick are arrested in a strange DEAR ABBY: Please don't 0 FAMILY FEUD 6:30 town on a trumped-up charge encourage parents to force and made to work on a chain (2) (12) NBC NEWS music lessons on their children. gang (4)0 CBS NEWS AFTERNOON My wife and I decided that VILLA ALEGRE ABCNEWS our son should take piano . .,. 12:00 7:00 lessons when he was 9. He liked () PASSWORD PLUS (2) TIC TAC DOUGH it a first, then lost interest, but (4) THE YOUNG AND THE MORNING MARY TYLER MOORE RESTLESS we forced him to take lessons Pandemonium erupts in a usu0 0 (12) NEWS 5:30 and practice an hour-a day for ally smooth television news SUNRISE SEMESTER 0 ID EDUCAtIONAl. PRO. three years. operation when Murray takes a Order? GOOD MON., MAY 7 Monday, May?, 1979-16 II) ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 (1) EMERGENCY ONEI (C, THE ODD COUPLE 0BEWITCHED 0 THE LUCY SHOW (MON. TUE. THU. Ff1) f'JLPOTVVNUJ VYtU) (12) MAKE ME LAUGH SESAME STREET 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE QMERV GRIFFIN (NON, TUE. THU. Ff1) 0 AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL (WED) 0 ROOKIES 5:00 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 THE ODD COUPLE *D MISTER ROGERS (R) 5:30 (2) NEWS o HoGAN'S HEROES 0 MERV GRIFFIN (WED) (12) BEWITCHED ( ru. Nu lfl 7so LPLAZAT1 ':3S-:2$ WALT DISNEY B.dkrobs & Broomsticks _______ LPLAZA 111 7.4S.:4O BURT IIYNOLDS AND Smok.v laisdit IF "J%lisir V Ill; H. rs 322 215 • ONLY Pa Rock 'n Roll High PLUS AT 11:15 Grand Theft Auto - - --- �r . . . - _____ 2Ev.nIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. MONdaYS May 7, !!! Legal Notice — --- _______ _______ —____ ________ .--- Legal Notice _________ _____ . LeqIotice_... .(JI ' - - -. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice $. Monday. May 7, 1979-35. — NOTICE OF ORDINANCE OF CtRSSt1tLJ ADS PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS NAME CLOSING, VACATING AND The Division of Environmental Notice is hereby given thit the ABANDONING EXISTING Orlando —Winter Pork Seminole services is in receipt of an ap. undersigned are engaged n EASEMENT pilcation for the construction of a business at 120 N. Park Ave., San. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: beat shelter at the following 831-9993 322-2611 ford, Seminole County, Florida, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by desaiid property: under the fictitious name of St. the City Council of the City of Lot I, Jensen Subdivision, Plat Johns Realty Company (Not Inc.), Casselberry, Florida, at its Regular Book 11, page CLASSIFIED DEPT RATES Official Records, and that we intend to register said FJ Meeting held on the 30th of April, Seminole County, Florida. VI I S F'i a lbs. ............. 1 tIm. Deceased name with the Clerk of the Circuit A.D., 1919, in the City Hall at HOURS Further being described as being. . 3$c a line 3coftsicutlV$tImIS NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Court, Seminole County, Florida, in Casselberry, Florida, pursuant to iocatedat 6127 Linneai Beach Drive. 35 a lini TO ALL PERSONS HAVING accordance with the provisions of Petition and Notice heretofore 7c.ncvtIyitifl)iS 0:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Property ownerswithln 300 feet of CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. given, passed and adopted an or. MONDAY thru FRIDAY the propeeed project may ad*ess THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Wit: Section 065.09 Florida Statutes, dinance closing, vacatIng and their SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum comments, in writing within 14 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 1957, and shall operate as a real abandoning, renouncing and days, to Division Next Season _____ of Environmental IN THE ESTATE: estate broker partnership with the disciaiminganyandallright$of the Services, P.O. Box 2469, Sanford, YOU ARE hEREBY NOTIFIED following partners: ::NEw YORK (UP!) CityofCasseiberry,FIorl4a,f DEADLINES protect Earth from aliens Florida 32171. that theadministration of the estate Signed: A.B. Peterson, Jr. public in and to the following The most remarkable Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. and space pirates, of MARSHALL H. HOSKINS, A.B. Peterson, III deScribed property: Clerk of County Court Noon The Do Before Publication programming news to deceased, File Number 75.411.CP, is Publish: April 30, May 7. 14, 21, 1979 "The Force" stars Joe The South 7/i feet of that certain Seminole County, Florida pending in the Circuit Court for DEI.12P tome out of the NBC 11 lSloot wide easement over the north Don Baker of Publish: May 1, 1979 Seminole County, Florida, Probate Sunday — Noon Fdday 15 feet and the west 7½ feet of that .schedule may have whet DEJ.2 Tall" fame as New York Division, the address of which 5 certain 15 foot wide easement over ___________________________ ..- -------I new half-hour tie.. ..kl_, .1 .mnim t,i,,n*, rn,,.,kA,,. 4IJ .i1LVL UI UVLVVLIVVc TnC easy is sees of LOt 1, Block K, Sanford, Florida 32111. The Personal V S4immerset North Section Five, CITY OF CASSELIERRY, Earl Eischled, a role he representative f the estate is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE recorded in Plat Book 16, Pages 67 FLORIDA _________________________ The network with the created In the high-rated Robert M. Adkins, whose address Ii EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl R. &M of thepublicrecordsof Seminole NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING biggest ratings drain Will 4Pe0i Building 17, ApI. 2, Lake Mann CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE County, Florida. 18—Help Wanted television movie based TOCONSIDERADOPTION Drive, Orlando, Fl. 32105. The name COUNTY, FLORIDA. offer a half dozen new hour_________________________ By the City Council of OF PROPOSIDORDINANCE the book by Rot*rt Daley. and address of the personal CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.04$ CA.09.K Cassefberry, Florida, this 2nd day of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: long shows starting Sept. 17 Florist to share ride from Sanford Daley will serve as story representative's attorney are set BOWEST CORPORATION, etc., May, A.D., 1979. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Agency Trainee to N. Orange Ave., Orlando. and not a forth bCIow Plaintiff, adviser for the series, CITY COUNCIL OF the City of Casselberry, Florida, Mon.•Fri. 322.4354. All persons having claims or vs. situation comedy inthe sixCASSELBERRY, FLORIDA that the City Council will hold a "The Man Called Are you a self starter? A good demands against the estate are FAVE K. WILLIAMS, etc., et at, By: Linda Thomas public hearing to consider enact. pack. N'T STORE IT SELL ITwitha phone voice & an aggressive Sloane," starring a yet4o. required, Defendants. WITHIN THREE Acting City Clerk ment of Ordinance 303, entItled: low cost Classified Ad. To the surprise of no one, NOTICE OF ACTION personality is the key to success. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Publish: May 7, 1979 be announced suavely AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Excellent opportunity for plenty THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TO: JEWEL H. KELLEY NBCdumped"Supertraln" DEJ-34; OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, handsomemanasaJames FACED WITHADRINKING of room for advancement. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN and "Cliffhangers." More that NQTICE OF ORDINANCE OF AMENDING A PORTION OF OR. PROBLEM? YOU ARE HEREBY notified Bond-type secret agent ot the above court a written Enthusiastic only need apply. aComplainttoforeclosea mortgage CLOSING, VACATING AND DINANCE 761, OF THE CITY OF surprising, the network PerhapsAlcoholics Anonymous Call 323516 for Appointment. statement of any claim or demand surrotmdedbylush scenery EXISTING CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA; CanHeip theymayhave.Eachclaimmustbe encumbering the following real ABANDONING held onto five shows that EASEMENT PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS, (some of It female) as he Evening Desk Clerk, 2 nights wk. Phone647.3333 in writing and must indicate the property, to wit: were introduced mid. SEVERABILITY AND EFFEC. Exp. preferred. Apply in person. WriteP.O. Box 1213 Lot 53, GRANADA SOUTH. cc. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: fights the arth-vlllalns of basis for the claim, the name and NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat TIVE DATE. Day's Inn, Sanford. easonotthIsyear—thows Sanford, Florida 32171 addr.ssofthecreditororhisagent cording to the Plat thereof as KARTEL, doscribed as "a This notice is given pursuant to the City Council of the City and the amount recorded in Plat Book 15, Page 100, or attorney, NBC chief Fred Silverman Cassef berry, Florida, at its Regular the provisions of Chapter 166, MECHANIC TRAINEE coalition of ruthless rs4oHoL A PROBLEM claimed. If the claim is not yet due, Public Records of Seminole county, obviously believes will Meeting held on the 30th of April, FlorIda Statutes, and the Charter For V.W.'s IN YOUR FAMILY? business magnates Intent the date when it will become due Florida. AD., 1979, in the City Hall at and Ordinances of the City of 339.2942 catch on. been I lIed AL.ANON against you and shall be stated. If the claim is has on world domination." 'flw of Casselberry, Florida, pursuant to Casseiberry, Florida, as amended you are For famIlies or friends of required to serve a copy contingent or unliquidited, the These include one Accounting Clerk must be isp. in Petition and Notice heretofore and supplemented. executive producer is p prcblemdrInkers nature of the uncertainty shall be your written defenses, if any, to Accts. rec, billing, like genuine hit "Diff'rent Said Ordinance will be considered passed and adopted an or. For future information call Saltunan, who gave us stated. If the claim is secured, the EDWARD E. HADDOCK, JR., given, bookkeeping I general office be described. The SWANN, SWANN AND HADDOCK, dinance closing, vacating and onfirstreadingonMonday,May 11, Strokes" - and four with 647 3333orwrite security shall "Barnaby Jones,'' duties. Good typing skills 1979, and the City Council will claimant shall deliver sufficient P.A., Plaintiff's attorney, whose abandonIng, renouncing and Sanford Ai.Anon Family Group more wobbly Nielsen required. Position avail. Im. consider same for final passage, in is 17 SOUTH MAGNOLIA disclaimIng any and all "Cannon" and "The FBI." rights of the P.O. Box 553 copies of the claim to the clerk to address mediately. $550 mo. + good ratings, "Real People," Chapter 166, and "'rho Misadventures of enable the clerk to mail one copy to AVENUE, ORLANDO, FLORIDA Cityof Casselberry, Florida, and the accordance with fringe benefits. Located on SR following adoption after the public in and public hearing ___________________________ to the "Hello, Larry," "Kate 32501 on or before the 7th day each personal representative. Sheriff Lobo" is a comedy which will be held in the City Hall of 46,10m1. E.of Mt. Dora.904.3$3. June, 1979, and file the original with dsibd property: All persons interested in the estate Columbo" (formerly "Mrs. 6106. That part of Tripl.tt Lake Drive CauelbIiry, Florida, on Monday, starring claude Akins as a &._,tJ Care to whom a copy of this Not ice of the Clerk of this Court either before May 21 at 7:30 P.M. or as soon ___________________________ Coluznbo") and "B.J. and Administration has been mailed are service on Plaintiff's attorney or lying easterly of the northerly sheriff with a touch of Experiencedgardenerfor projectlog of east line of Lot 32, thereafter as possible. At the the Bear." THREE immediately thereafter; otherwise required, WITHIN larceny. Mariners Village. Fuiltime Child Care in my home meeting interested parties may Block A, of Tripiett Lake Shores, as MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF a default will be entered against you "Little House on the $2Swk.; $6day; 51 hr. ian jj-uiu. and be heard with respect to "Shirley," a family-style THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF for the relief demanded in the recorded In Plat Book I, Page 10 of appear 3235344. the Public Records of Seminole the proposed Ordinance. This Prairie," "CHiPs," Complaint, comedy drama, stars THISNOTICE,tofileanyobjeclions Breakfast cook. Apply In person "Rockford Files," WlTNESSmyhandandtj.aIof County, Florida, and westerly of a hearing may be continued from they may hive that challenges the Holiday Inn of Sanford Shirley Jones as a recent final action is line perpendicular to and across time to time until 'flg to Eat validIty of the decedent's will, the this Court on May 3, 1979. on lake front. "Quincy" and "Dianey" all taken by the City Council. _____________________________ sad rlght.ofway at a widow who moves her point 266 feit (Court Seal) qualifications of the personal Copies of the proposed Ordinance and will return, southwesterly along the north line of Relief Night Auditor, part time. three kids to Lake Tahoe, representative, or the venue or Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free Satd right.of.way from southeast are available at the City Hall with Apply in person Holiday Inn of "Weekend" will be lurisdiction of the court. Clerk of the Circuit Court where her suitors include delivery, mm. $20 order. San. rner of Lot 1, Block B, of said the Clerk of the City and same may Sanford, on lake front. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND By: Susan E. labor replaced in June by a new be Inspected by the public, ford area. 322.2374. Sam's Triplett Lake Shores. Adam West and OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED As Deputy Clerk By the City Council of OATEDthis2ndday of May, AD., Portion Meats. magazine news show, SECRETARY sales exp. htituc Patrick Wayne, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publish: May 7, 14, 21, 2$, 1979 1979. _____________________________ Casselberry, Florida, this 2nd day of "Prime Time" with Tom Date helpful, dictaphone typing, of the first publIcation of this DEJ•35 "SJJrley" is co-produced Linda Thomas, May, AD., 1979. mature person. Apply at Star. Notice of Administration: April 30 Snyder. U''IIlShUCtIOIfl Acting City Clerk CITY COUNCIL OF by Procter & Gamble 1979. _________________________ Line Enterprises, Rudder Cir., Publish: May 7, 1979 Silverman & Company CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA which answered Silver. Robert M. Adklns Sanford Airport. DEJ32 By: Linda Thomas for aiming are Noticeof Public Hearin,: As Personal Representative call last year for 20% 0FF Acting City Clerk _____________________________ Nurses, RN's I LPN's, Aides, Notice is hereby given that the of the Estate of "breakthrough" prograPublish: May 7, 1979 odvertisers to take a more Live.in companion, short term Land Planning Agency of the City of Creative Expressions Marshall H. Hoskins 323-0012 CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, mmlng. That doean't mean assignment. Homemakers Up. Longwood, Florida will hold a public DEJ-33 active role in television Deceased FLORIDA the television equivalent of IN TiiUCICUIT COURT FOR John 625.0636. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL hearingonWednesday,May23, 1979 Noticeof Public Hearing pro lion. at 7:30p.m. in the City Commission SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOIDA REPRESENTATIVE: the discovery of penicillin. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The new NBC schedule PROBATE DIVISION Chambers, Longwood City Hall, 175 Larry M. Roth, Esquire LET'S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by It Just means programW. Warren Ave., Longwood, File Number 79.161.CP may not revolutionize the Law Offices of Rutberg 1. Roth the City Council of the City of Winter If you weren't looking for a new Most complete Craft I Hobby that will break Florida, for the purpose of receiving Division Post Office BOx 977, Springs, Florida, that said City industry, but, at least on career you wouldn't be reading Supply in Central Florida, IN RE: ESTATE OF comments directed to and con. Casselberry, FlorIda 32707 th Council will hold a public hearing this ad, and if wewerent looking HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 Fi'enth paper, it sounds like It sidering a request to amend the HARRY EUGENE TOOKE, JR., a. Telephone: (305) $344774 at the City of Winter Springs Com. To! someone 10 00 C iCO rnts aa -What better way than by Ave. Sanford, Fl, k.a zoning ordinance to create a use for could provide a few winPublIsh: April 30, May 7, 1919 munity Building, on Tuesday, May wouI'tbehere. if you want the a.k.a ôopylng past success, as operation of privately owned public HARRY E. TOOKE, JR. DEI.129 15, 1919, •t 7:30 p.m., or as soon MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real ners. opportunity to earn Three to utilities (sewerage treatment HE. TOOKE, JR., 'ou can see from this thereafter as possible, to consider Five Hundred dollars a week, Estate is sold daily in the the City of Longwood, an Ordinance entitled as follows: call 1.000432.0403 anytIme for _____________________________ Florida plants) and, in In addition thereto, to eakdown of new shows: classified ads. Nothing smsll Deceased AN ORDINANCE OF-THE CITY recorded message. about that. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 'From Here to Eternity: consider application of Longwood Legil Notice Inc. for change of zoning TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, The War Years" stars __________________________ EXPERIENCED JANITOR must Utilities, SMALL CLAIMS COURT ORANGE for the purpose of expanding the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST REZONING THE FOLLOWING use buffing machine. $3.00 hr. lb—Help Wanted COUNTY, FLORIDA $wDsyas Shadow Hill sewage treatment THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL DESCRIBED LAND: lWtWi'CCUITCOURt 0 I'ISI 'CASE No. 633W See latin Moore Zayre From the Southeast corner of Warden,a role he played in plant. All Interested persons are OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Sanford. I a.m..1O am. North Orlando Ranches, Sec. 1, as A COLORFUL FUTURE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COMMERCIAL CREDIT LOANS, requested to attend and will be IN THE ESTATE: the NBC miniseries based NO CALLS. recorded In Plat Book 12, page , INC. heard. ISA PHONE CALL AWAY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED — COUNTY, FLORIDA. Public Records of Seminole County, on the James Jones novel. 2700 E. Robinson Life is Linda R. more colorful when Martin, that the administration of the estate CIVIL NO. 79.H2SCA.09.K you're Florida, run N. 01 degrees 11'31" W. ,Ibe new series picks UP earning good money and City Clerk of HARRY EUGENE TOOKE, JR., along FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT. Orlando, Florida 32502 the East line of said North * & GIRLS* meeting nice people. Call 644 City of Longwood, Florida deceased, File Number 79.14$.CP, is GAGE ASSOCIATION, 'where Jones left off. Orlando Ranches Sec. l'adistanceof J.D. GREENE, JR. 3079 for details. Publish: May 7, 17, 1979 pending in the Circuit Court for 133.90 feet to intersect with the "Buck Rogers in the 20th DEJ.30 - Aiss 13 & ddsr. AVON Seminole County, Florida, Probate Southerly Plaintiff, line of 175 feet wide stars Gil Gerard Division, the address Of which Is Florida Power Corporatior vs Exp.laborersforMasons. an exciting opportunity JON ROBERT HUDSON,et In a series based on the Seminole County Courthouse, Easement Area"O," as recorded in Deltona Area. OwnTrans. CIRCUIT COURT ORANGE Sanford,FiorIda32l7l.Thepersonal to earn EXTRA $$$$ O.R. Book 353, page 54, Public '-'cla'rent movie, In which 574.2S72aft.1. COUNTY, FLORIDA INVITATION TO BID representative of the estate is Records of Seminole County, Defendant. after school and evePistol Range Shelter CASE No. 72.1700 Rogers Is a 20th century Patricia Stenstrom, whose ad'ess Florida; thence S. 79 NOTICE OF SALE Rinehart degrees 39' " Handyman for apt. complex. Job Seminole Community College nings, that, NORTH ORLANDO BANK, is Post Office Box $25, Notice is hereby given astronaut, accidentally inc. painting, sm. repairs, EastaIongsaidEas,menflinej,35 Sanford, Florida Road, Lake Mary, Florida 327at. Call Circulation Dept. pursuant to the Order or Final a Florida banking corporation carpet cleaning and yd, work. feet to its intersection with the West frozen alive and cryogeniSealed bids from Contractors will The name and address of the per. line of 175 Judgment entered in this case, In the We will train, we need neat feet wide Florida power cafly revived five centuries be received by Owner, Board Of sonal representative's attorney are Circuit Court of Seminole County, iD. GREENE, in. Corporation Easement Area "H" as dependable worker. 327 2090 3 22•2611 Trustees for Seminole Community set forth below. Florida, I will sell the property liter, In the nick of time to between ID am. 1. 6 p.m. recorded in OR. Book 353, page 54, College at 11:00 A.M., May 22, 1979 All persons having claimsare or Of the said situated in Semiiole County, publIc records for the EVENING HERALD demands against the estate in the Board Room of Seminole Florida, described as: BabySittine—Housske,ping THREE POINT OF BEGINNING; run CIRCUIT COURT ORANGE Community College. The following required, WITHIN FOREST FIRES Lotl,Block4,NORTHORLANDO thenceN.00deerees4s'w'w. along Light housekeeping, must love is included: MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF FIFTH ADDITION, as recorded In COUNTY, FLORIDA Cook full time knowledge Of diets ' Northerly projection ci the West Children, flexible schedule. CONTRIBUTE CASE 25 yard fIrIng line shelter No. Cl 71-U63 in THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Plat Book 13, Pages 77 & 70, Public necessary. Apply in person Basically 0.6, full time. Salary the clerk line of Easement Area"H" a range, wod timber of Seminole County, THE ORLANDO BANK I TRUST existing pIstol THIS NOTICE, to file with TD FLOOS Records Laksvi.wNurslngceflter,i,E, distance ci 152.05 feet to the Nor. $120. Longwood area. $345330. and deck construction with COMPANY, concrete of the above court a written . Florida. s. demand th.rly line of said Easement Area foundations, statement of any claim or Together with Hood - 31000, a Florida banking corporation ' thence S. 79 degrees 39' 35" E. documents are open to public they may have, Each claim must be LPN, Fuiltime$. part time. Apply Range - Colony E 56 and Singer 170.34 feet along the Northerly line inspection in the offices of F.W. in writing and must indicate ft GREENMYER, INC., in person Lakeview Nursing Furnace BCF 2200$ basis for the claim, the name and ci Easement Area "G" to Intersect Center atpublicsaletothehighestandbes* a corporation and J.D. Greene, Jr. Dodge Plan Room and Central E. 2nd St. MPLOYMINT Northerly projection of the Florida Builders Exchange in address of the creditor or his agent with a and Frances Greene, his wife bidder for cash, at the West door Line of aforesaid Easement W Oclsndo,andrnaybeoatainedfrom or attorney, and the amount East NOTICEOFSHIIIFF'$$At.I the County Courthouse in Sanford, FOr a career In Real Estate call "H"; thence $ 00 dearest 4$' claimed. if the claim Is not yet due, Area NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Offices of Gutrnann Dragash r Florida at 11:00 A.M. on May 10, Realty World, The Real Estate 73.4$ feet along said the date when it will become due 26" E. by virtue of that certain Writ of Associates Architects Planners, YOUR 1979. Agency June Porgig 333.j33f, projection of the East line of Sanford Atlantic shall be stated. If the claim is Excutlon issued out of and under Incorporated, ISEAL) Easement Area "H" to its in. IS ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. the seal of the CircuIt Court 01 NatiOnal Bank Building, Suite 40$, contingent or unliquldated, the Over the road drivers mj have with the Northerly line of P.O. Drawer no, Sanford, Florida nature of the uncertainty shall be tIrseCtiOn Orange County, Florida upon a final . As Clerk: ruler isp. apply Metro Sales 100 toot wide Florida Power the aforesaid 32171, upon request accompinied by 'tntid. If the claim Is secured, the the l"em rendered in By: Patricia Robinson OUR CONCERN! Corporation Easement as rscordeo Corp. 1911 West 1st St. Sanford. per 'grity shall be described. in: on the 14th day of March A.O. 135.00 dIP oeputy ci.r in O.R. book 153, page 270, Public Deposit will berefunded mlvii for claimant shall deliver sufficient 1972, In that certain case entitlqd Publish: April JO, May 7, 1979 to Eacordeol Seminole Cow*y; thence MANY JOISI The Orlando Bank I Trust Corn. two sets to contractors submItting copies of the claim to the clerk DEI.131 $79 degrees 39' 3$" B. along the 21—Situations CALL323.S17 and 'retUf'fl of lid. bids enabletheclerktomailonscapyto __________________________________________ _____________________ pany, a Florida banking car. bone Northerly line of said 100 feet wide ACCOUNTING TRAINEE In good usable documents cOndition each personal representative. pOraticn, Plaintiff vs. Florida Power Corporation Some background can land great College Students desiring YARD. wIthin 3 days after the opening Of AlIpersonsint.restedintheestat, Easement 343.20 inc. a corporation and JO. Greene, feet to an angle lob. s.RefundlorsetslnexcelscltWo to whom a comt WORK. Cali befons9 am. this NOfICOare point; thence Jr., and Frances Greene, his wife, S. 43 degrees 04' 35" DRAFTING TRAINEE 3230000, after 7p.m. 3320797. Defendants and by virtue of te will be IOU $15.00 to cover cost Of Administration has been mailed THREE B. liens saId 100 feet wide Outof school? Wanta career? This basis Of required, WITHIN prior writs ci execution as atose. r'production, on the same Easement line 251.10 lest to its in. is itt Of documents. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF teriection mentioned which were delivered to with the East boundary SECRETARY Contractors who obtain bid THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF me as Sheriff of Seminole county the Cameron.Brown In. Fun Iobwith lotsof action. the THISNOTICE,tofiiewlththeclork line of FIorioa,and I haveIeviedupontp, documents and do not bid NEWCOMER! ACCOUNTINGCLERK project,mustrefurnsameatlesstl0 of the above court a written vestment Group property as 011owingdescribedproperty Sentinel Star Paper Rt. kM. $af. recorded in OR, look 1124, page Good at figures? This can ut you Frances days before the bid date, or pay statement of any claim or by J.D. Greene, Jr. and 3* Cult. $10,000 income. $,,I00 1763, Public Records of Seminole to work. to defray cost ci Greenehiswife,saldpropeqtybelng $13.00 per set sell. price $341033 aft. 3 p.m. theymayhave.Eadidaimmwstbe County, Florida: thence 5. 01 ssivlcv — GENERALCLERK located in Seminole County, Florida, reproduction and handling, as set in writing and must indIcate _________________________ degrees 27' 55" W. along said East Good typing I good personality Is above. more particularly described as bash for IfS. ChIllS. me name and boundary line 366.36 test; thence S. needed for this spot. Subcontractors and others may address of the creditor or ISIS NSW 0$ degrees 14' follows: 2—Rooms 34" W. 71101 feet to MANAGER TRAINEE . obtalncompietebiddocum.ntsupon or attorney, and the amount ItS. I. One 1971 Clsevroie$ ss West line of said 175 foot wide Career person for national corn. of deposit $25.00 which will be claImed, if the claim is net yet vertible, whlte.green, VIN No, Florida Power Corporation pony, must be outgoing I good Sanford. Gracious living fr6n $25 1D0U2K643720 being stored at 17.53 refunded, less $13.00 to cover the date when it will become dUe Easement Area "H": thence N. 00 eggearance. weekly. UtIlities included. 3*1. return Of shall be staled. if the claim is dsgres 4 26" W. 640.50 feet Shell In Casselberry, Florida along SALES REPS. Oak. 3324133; $117113, itionwifflinS contingent or unliquidated, A call from you will bdn • II. Various and assorted docurnentslngood the said West line of Ememint Area ______________________ Good potential to' earn above days after opOning of bids. Partial natwe of the uncertainty shill be "H" tOtlw y4aJ fpoj ij I, household goods to be sold In a POINT OF BEGINNING, average incomi. 2nICelR's.Wiilrsntbyw,$7 vs .. Complete inventory available from sets to material suppliers will be stated. If the claim is secured. hIts CosWaiing thereIn 11.7500 acres, . ROUTE DRIVER or month. Working people or security shall be described. The $I; the Civil Division of the Seminole issued at cost of reproduction, chums, civic jfgêI senior citizens. 3221103 after $ Eachbldmustbeacampanledby claimant shall deliver sufficient moreorless. Slingapertof lots 111 Fantastic money potential. County Sheriff's Department. All Is., Block 0, DR. MIT. ad to risip witis , .is.. p.m. $HIPP1NGCLERK acertifledcheckerbldbondlsausd coplesel titoclaim tothecleit to property being stored at Al. ping ness ______________________ an acceptable surety company enable the clerk to mail OttO cO9 tO CHELL'S SURVEY OF THE Steady employment for right Lossing Transfer a, Storage in by MOSES B. LEVY GRANT, as troduction iI.. person. _____ l_ .;I.l $ psrcontof the base each personal representatIve. Sanford, Floridi. Adprsens$Ma,,$fedhsftteestate recorded in Put look 1, sags 3, 3MM1. ArtmsIsUnvrnioMd PLUMBER bid. The succoesful bidder will Its and the undersigned Shoriff Public Rerds of Seminol. County _______________________ Immediate opening with excellent r.eulred hi furnish por$srnsancs to whom a this Seminole County, Florida, wiN ply bond and labor and materials Adminlstretlenhtasboenmaileda,s Florida. H:OOA.M. on the 14th dey FROM THE PRESENT ZONING HANDYMAN 1 ER-jIll. Pool. Adults only, en A.D. 1979, offer for sale and sail to payment bond. lads In too full required, WITHIN THREE CLASSIFICATION OF 1-Cl TO Carpenter ms Las LaIt Ada. Just $0. of Airport' background with tools, highest bIdder, for ciek. sUblOd amount of the contract sum, issued MONTHS PROM THE DATE the MECHANIC comPany lIcensed in Blvd. l's 1712 In Sanford, Call' THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF R'-lAA, PURSUANT TO CHAP. to any and all existing flaiss, at the 146.041 OF THE FLORIDA Ligid skills will qualify, mwo MarInsr' Viilags THl$NOTiC(,tofileanyocfleis 111 Front (West) Door ci Ifs. Seminole STATUTES; PROVIDING FOR ' s..ik Ss.1d BODYMAPI To be eligible for consideration, they may have that Challenge _______________________ County Courthouse In Sanford, the THE AMENDMENT OF THE Above average salary. bids must comply DiIuxe2Bl1½It$31s,1$*51,, wills the laws at validity Of th decedent's will, ..I.a.s khu—$$.1MI Florid., to. OFFICIAL ZONING MAP AND SECURITY GUARDS Florida, all conditions of the qUalifications of the parsenal Bolts Its attnsctivg Syr. old apt. sona proporty. WAITRESSES specifications, and ,nust be made on rppmoigauv,, or m venue or THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE bldg., walk to diWnt., Thal said sale is •g PLAN; SEVINASQITy, CON. COOKS afacslmiiecimefermiflcludedwilg, lurisdlctlsnoithecourt, laundry mat, fenced patio, C A. satisfy thu terms of said WrIts MANY MANY MOREl the contract documents, in AlL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. C. wW carpet. Adults, no pets. EIICUUOfl. AcapyofuidGrdinalscess.Ilb. 9l3FrenchAve. duplIcate, closId in an epoqug OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED 323-5176 Call 477.1644. Joim E. Polk, aai at toO office to. City Corner of 10th& 17.91 sealedenvelope bearing tos name WILL SE FOREVER BARRED Clerk ci ths City of Wintgr Springs, _ and adsoo SI me bidder and Dote Of the first Publication of this 3 niss apt w.bk porch, Sanford eras. kenimle County, PIVId. Florida. fir all persists desiring to marItal: PISTOL FIRING RANGE, Nsticeaf Administration: Prsfer Sr. Citizen couple. $145 £Mins.,'s. Tehpksny Publish: *priI33,*May7,14,$7 SEMINOLE COMMUNITY 1119. mo,l me security. 3n3, AN _ °1 lI Invited M*r tilipliana (Ofl'Wb' Isis COLLEGE, and dSIIVSt'II i5t lfo Patricia $tiii*iiii ___ _________________ Is attend and be heard. openings for ENGINEERS near man date and hoer mentioned As Personal 1epresaIIvs THIS NOTICE shall be published Qiaroloffe. N.C. TakIng pp —Artmsnh Furnished ifs the $*uIOrd Evisibie Herald, a plications let' ENGINEERS serr.s.rvestherigIsttsrejed Harry lupons t•. Jr. in familiar with step.Itv.step, anyorallbidsercertamnpovtlensOf 0ocead Cre$sbor, it' dilital stored abldasstIpulalWinIItePO*MOF ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL mecfty,OttO(1)tkR.atio.S, Apis. Ii,. Senior Citizens. 'Wa". (7) days prier Is too tims ii toe programs systems, trait. PROPORAt. and Is Waive Ifl In' REPRESENTATIVE: lawn. VSf Coin a, roomy. lee omission or special 'servics formalities and tedusIcallIles in Mack P. Cleveland, Jr. JimmIs Cowan. 3d Palmills DATED mis mt day 1 May, 1979. iquipmiiW. Send resume Is P.O I. awsr the jeb in to. CLEVELAND MIII & BRIDGES Avs.. V' CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS,. 11* 221310, Charlotte, N.C. I1M Home OffIce Pe Office 0V1 Z FLORIDA 2 BR wts fully furnished, pane, *320. ofS.II be Wll1en5 a period 010 Sanford. Fiends *711 $: Mary T Nofls dishes, silver du. 4 all utilities days from ,ffi. opening We. Brick I Black masens (*$3*. Telspltata: (100)101.1311 çty inc. Available till October Sib PblloIS: April *MIY7, 14,1,19 73157 am's p.m. week days. i'wWheh: April IlMay 7. r iols: May 7, 1979 By doy wk. or month, ,. V 011.127 01,1* 10.15 Per how. DIJ.31 VIltags, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE D!VISION File Number 71.411.CP Dfvislon IN RE: ESTATE OF MARSHALL H. HOSKINS. O'.'iS .. . . . . sn't there - -- e5uII s fl - ' ______________________________________________________ 31—Apartments Furnished _______________ I BR furn apt, water pd, air, no children, no pets. $110 mo 1st & security. 323-1294. FURNISHED APT. BYWEEKOR MONTH 323 4697 — - I BRfurnapt. Adults, no pets. 5135. 3222296 alt. 4. __________________________ 32—Houses Unfurnlshed - - - Daytona Beach—ocean front ApIs. weekly. Call 3fl405$ if no ens (904) 2529491. 37B—Offjce Rental - - MODERN OFFICE BUILDING WITH CARPETS, PANELING, CENTRAL AIR, LOTS OF PARKING. STRAGETIC LOCA. TION ON 17.92 SANFORD. READY JUNE 1ST. 5600 MONTH. _________________________ - Seigler Realty Broker 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 321.0610, 377.1577, 660-0335 _________________________ STOW AND THINK A MINUrE. . . .IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. ming _____________________________ 41—Houses ____________________________ 6 ACRES OVIEDO AREA WITH 3 BEDROOM HOME, ONLY 559.000. TERMS NGOTIABLE. - - — ____ MODERN 3 EDROOM,V2 BATH BLOCK HOME ON S ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. 2 ARTESIAN WELLS WITH FENtED PASTURE. $43,000. TORTUROUS 3 BEDROOM HOME ON S ACRES FIT FOR A FARM.WOULDGROW WEEDS BUT VEGETABLES DO BET. TER. TAKE YOUR PICK FROM 2 AT $45,000 EACH. '(éntury" _______________________ WHY WOULD YOU WANT A 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM. BLOCK HOME FOR $21,900? FHA AND SELLER PAYS CLOSING COSTS AT THAT PRICE. DON'T UNDERSTAND AN OLD 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM NEAR DOWNTOWN. TOO MANY CLOSETS AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACULATE $32,000. - -' • FUTURE UNLUCKY? TRY THIS GREAT 13 ROOM HOME ON A FINE LAKE NEAR DEBARY. - MANY 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, Wekome WHO WOULD WANT A NICE 4 BEDROOM, 2'i BATH HOME NESTLED IN AN ORANGE GROVE LAKE HOWELL AREA, FOR $54,900? LOTS OF FOLKS. CALL US. ______ ________ 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 CAR CARPORT WITH SUNDE(.K ON QUIET CURVE, $39,500. YOU'LL DESPISE THIS FINE WELL ESTABLISHED AREA. _______ CAPE COD HOME IN THE COUNTRY. NEVER LIVED IN. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS. BORED WITH THE SAME OLD HOUSES? TRY OUR NEW CROCKETT LOG HOMES SHIPPED TO YOU. UP TO $30,000 FOR DO IT YOUR. SELFERS. - . rn-ms 7 . ___ W. Garnett White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 101W. Commercial Phone 322-7051, Sanford WOULD YOU CONSIDER A BRANÔ NEW LOG HOME IN SUNLAND AREA FOR $39,000. WE CAN GET IT BUILT FOR YOU. - SCIOLER REALTY BROKER 2439$. Myrtle Ave., Sanford - Osteen 10 acres $1,500 each. Lake Mary bldg. lot. $17,000. Lake Mary 3 7 blk. 531.000. 4 2 all conveniences. Consider lease Option. 131.500. 10 acres with cypress house. 16 x 32 iflground pool, fenced. ____ _____ ____ __________________ V e,ail to suit lot or yours. FHA.VA,, PHA 23$ & 24$. ______ .4 I-25I - _ ____ V _ _ _ ' -' ' V - _______ ___ _ ___ ____ - -. - M. Unsworth Realty _____ I ---- ' 4' - n'e.'-.- 'St. , --.-. ..- -.- - - ..- --S S — -_ ____ _____ . REALTOR ML! ' Sfl.M" or eves. 323-0517 43—Lots.ACreage ACRE ON A HILL TOO CLOSE TO WEKIVA RIVER AND HIGHWAY 36 USELESS EX CEPT FOR HOME, MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS 58,900 I— OI,!5i..NA n TU ''i1 US 'a NEW Osteen, Duren Ave. Large lot 3 BR 2 B 145.500. 41—Houses HAL COLBERT, REALTY 1—Houses -- INC. REALTOR 323.7032 Eve. 322-0617,3fl-1507, 322.7177 VA-F HA-235.Conv. Homes Low Down Payment BATTLE OF THE BULGE Cash for your lot! Will build an your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Mede! Inc., Realtor 644-3013 HOMEOWNERS. Don't lose yoin credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 64.4 2518 SECLUDED COUNlsv LIVING oon, for horse'., fiSh pond, 32 w FR. S acres 569.750 LAKE SYLVAN AREA, L.OTS OF LANDAND TREES. 3 BR, 11 ,8, FORMAL DR., FAM. PM. & FIREPLACE. NEEDS SOME FIXING. $44,000.00 Tn level country home, beautiful .1 3 homt' w tile & oak floors 1 acre, fruit & pecan trees Completely fenced 169000 FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 030-4133 or 339.4711 eves. Want to build' We have the tot 54.00(' EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. BuSinesS opportunity Auto radiator shop 1- antastic location, good accounts Owner to help finance, 535000, WEEKEND .HIDE-A-WAY OR YEAR AROUND IViNG OWNER SAYS SELL EVERY. THINGI 10 acre farm near Geneva includes mobile home, variety of farm animals—"as Is" tractor & More. $35,750. Enjoy clean fresh, cool water running by your front door. Swim, fish or just relax on your own private estate & "castle" near Rock Springs Pk. $66,750. *2S23 YALE AVE. 3 BR, 1 bath, close to shopping 8. in quiet neighborh006. New Listing. Excellent investment for rental. Only $26,500. Real Estate Sales Sanford's most well know progressive, Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, experienced or newly licensed Now' *44 Acres county acreage wcitrus grove & SR16 frontage in Geneva. Attention developers good price I terms. *1 Acre bldg. lots w.paved rd. frontage & beautiful oak trees In Osteen. Good terms. STEMPER AGENCY - SLargest Listing Inventory RDomlnant Advertising Hour Sales Training Member Realtors & ERA hlational Referral Service ØFuII-Time Office Supervision Compatible Associates Over 22 Years Experience For a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call Herb Stenstrom, Realtor Owner, at 322-2420. REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 1623653 322.1959 LakeMary.LowsO's. STE N STROM REALTY YOUR NEW ENERGY SAVER HOME ON LARGE TREED LOTS SPECIAL PRICES TO 1st BUYERS COMPLETION 60 DAYS WATCH FOR Stenstrom Realty, Realtors al Estate Associate needed who yes in Sanford. Leads furI.s'I,J. Call Tony Coppola Ssociates. 6.44 7518. — OVER $1 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL. 1979' JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath home ontreeshacled corner lot' Newly painted, eat in kit., porch, Fla. Rm., close to shopping' BPP WARRANTED. Only $25,000' SUPER 4 BR, I'-, bath home in Washington Oaks, w C H, w w carpet, DR. pantry, 1g. LR, porch & Much More' BPP WAR RANTED Just 529.900! LOVEL V 3 BR. 2 bath home in Pinecrest' Lg. Rms., dining area, pan. 'la. Pm., util. rm w w carpet, close to schools & shop.ng. app WARRANTED A Buy br $31,900' , WHAT A BUY! 3 BR, I bath home w central H AC, * w carpet, DR. FR, Porch, Completely fenced I landscaped! Super location! Great for Comm. of fices too' aPP WARRANTED Great buy for $30,900! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. II - — ANYTIME Multiple LIsting Service Branch Ott ice 323m3 Immediate occupancy. New 3BR, I 5 block house. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing hemg I downtown. $27,300 w-excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 332.4437 or 322-7)12 aft 5. IS' GE trostless ret $150; Dinette table. twin bed comp new $65. El adding mach 130. 2 drawer desk $30. Aliaddin port. kerosene heater, new 575; 23" El hi'doc trimme,, new 530: 19 . Hustv,mna chain saw. new has 323 0180 SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. NATURE LOVERS HIDE A WAY LAKEFRONT POOL Secluded tree studded lot 200' on lake, 10440 pool, 3 BR's, 3 U's. formal LR & DR. sauna & exercise rm. I BR summer cottage. Owner will finance. $99,000. CailBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 333-7490 MINT CONDITION 3 BR new carpet throughout, choice set tied 'neighborhood near shop ping. $70,050. SCENIC VIEW of St. Johns River an deep canal. Nice 3 BR, 2 B, sun deck. Boathouse. Fishing dock. 509,000. EXCELLENT professional of fice Iocatlon Highway 1743. Choice commercial location. See todayl OWNER WILL ASSIST financing this spotless 3 BR Deltona home, C NbA, w-w carpet, pan. Den or DR. beautIful 1g. cor. Of. All for lull $34500. Harold Nd Isalty 'TM'REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night - - S Pc. BR s.,ite new, $239; 5 pc. LR new $399; Loveseat $14.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes 169,95 & up; Ref. $508. up. EI.stove$60 & up; full size draperies $10 & up Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So. of Sanford, 322 8721, TAKE THIS 20 ACRES AND MAKE A GOOD PASTURE OR CITRUS GROVE 13.500 PER ACRE INCLUDING TRE'ES 51—Household Goods . - ON SALE-- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.95 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11-92 So. of Sanford. 322 0121. WHY WOULD YOU WANT 12 ACRES ON LAKE BUTLER? 112.000 THAT'S WHY! THIS 12 ACRES NEAR HwY. 16 WOULD MAKE SENSE IF YOU'D FILL THE RIG POND ON IT FULL OF CATFISH 145.000 SLUM ACREAGE? MAYBE IN 100 YEARS THIS ALMOST AN ACRE LAKE MARKHAM ROAD WOULD MAKE IT IF YOU BUILD A tOO YEAR OLD HOUSE $13,900 WHAT YOU PAY FOR A LARGE WOODED HOMESITE IN AREA OF EXECUTIVE HOMES' $25,000. THAT'S ALL DEVELOP AN RV PARK ON THIS 35 ACRES WITH OVER 800 FEET ON A MILE LONG LAKE AND CRY ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK, 17,500 PER ACRE. RESTORABLE MOBILE HOME ON S ACRES FOR 123.000' YEP' NEAR LAKE MONROE, YOU CAN HAVE THIS LARGE COP NER LOT FOR 17.500 MAYBE LESS' IIAIJOI The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you wil' get results. I HOUR EH 322-9283 w 735 Homes, 4 pct. interest to lualified buyer. $30,000 to 30.000. Low down payments, WILDER. 3222717. IR, 2 bath, Fam Pm., double orner lot. 130,900, IR. 1"i bath Sunland Estates, arport, large screened porch, hapes, range & Ref. Super lean, $32,500. AD THIS one, owner leaving tate. 3 BR, 1 B, olumbing in for rid bath, split plan, dbl. oven, rnge, D-W, garbage disp. s-s sIng., formal dining, C.HIA, bI. car garage, turn., egotlable. Will sell VA or FHA. 31,900. ridy man special. 2 lots warage apt. Could be apt downairs. Zoned comm. $20,000. - us acres w-3 old frame horres Country Club Rd. Zoned gniculture. $30,000. II 2'/, acre tracts, wooded. $1,250 . Small down owner hold. Ielev,sion-23" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet, Regular sioo, Balance $175 or SI? mo. Still in warranty. CajI 831-1714 day or. ,llqht. 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRC turntable, 0 track tape player. Sold new 5400, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 831 1114 for free home demonstration. NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. BROKER 456 Zoned Comm., Lk. Mary lvd. Terms. Sanford 321•0640 Orlando 327 1577 DeLand 668335 AL ESTATE ASSOCIATES EEDEDI LL FLORIDA REALTY F SANFORD REALTOR, 2514 S. French Av'.. 332-0331, 323.7173, 332-0779: mobile home Ideal for river. 30 furnished. Needs outsidi ilt, Inside excellent. 319-5533 3230609. 45-A--alt of Slate Proparty 59—M.,sical Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 21906 Merchandise Lowrey Organ, Holiday Model w bench, Exc.cond. 5450. 862 1004. Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn. plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322.2255 - 62—Lawn-Garden AFRiCAN VlOt.tTS The Greenhouse 323.9141 Eves after 6$. weekends Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3fl 0216. LIGUSTRUM PLANTS 110211 high, $12Sea. 365-3342 Baptist Church needs 2 5 acres in Casselberry area, Call 030 1919 FILL DIRT& TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-1500 - a * •HOUSE WANTED. C C In Need of Repairs 323 $400 Eves. 64—Equipment for Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322-3101 47-A--Ai1gis Bougl* &Sold KULP DECORATORS 109W. Is? Since 1937 332.2335 Need dumping site for old concrete 0 gravel. Call collect I30$.54 6061. , - 'SANFORDAUCTION. 12ISS French Ave 323 7310 -V. - , SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. _______________________________ For Estate Commercial & Resi dental AuCtions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction 323 5620 75—Recreational Vehicles ______ ------ 80—Autos for Sale - - ____________________________ A'(T3NA AUTO AUCTION ..ry. 9? 1 mIle vest of Speedwaf 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 901-255. 8111 for further octajls JUST MAkE FAM—'00 16 75 models, Call 339 9100 or 031. 4605 (Dealer). 1971 Impala Travel Trailer, 27' self contained. A C. cxc cond 13500 322 9325 aft 1 30 1967 Mustang Convertible V-I, PS, PB, many extras $1900. 322-7349 aft? 73 Winnebago self contained, Excellent condition. Phone 322 8181 77 Volare. good cond., I door sedan, take Over payments, nothing down. 372-7902. _____________________ Chev. station wagon '10 76—Auto Parts $350 32? 1511 aft S. 4 BF Goodrich radial TA, FR 60x14 mounted on Western mags. Like new' 1300 3235020. 77—Junk Cars Removed Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used cars, trucks I. heavy equipment. 1977 Monte Carlo, loaded. low mi. 11,000; 1970 Ford p-u, good shape. 11.200 332 9656. 1916 Mercury Marquis,? dr, power wds, power seats, AM FM 8 track stereo, many extras. 377 0836. 1965 Mercury I Dr H I Body. motor. tiresgood cond .req. gas, current sticker. Make offer. Ph. BUY JU1ik CARS From $10 to $50 Call 322-1624; 322-4460 Air Cos. S HSSIIn Home Inr*msnf Central Heat lAir Cond. Free Est. CallCarlHarnisat SEARS. Sanford 322.1771 JAC FROST— Cent. h'eat Air Cond, Service. Free Est, on Inst. Comm. & Res. 3fl-0201. - '7 Retired men want repair work of any kind, including roofs. Free E.stimates. 373 U3, - Home Repairs Appliances Painting, carpentry, paneling, siding, wds., anything to repair the home. $30 6309 Sam. Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A-C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 Beauty Care I ___________________________ Mowing ____________ - TOWER'SB'!AUT'YSALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook S19E. 1st St., 322-5742 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yr). Exp. $69 $562. _____________________________ essmaklng Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 Electrical BURFIELO'$ Electric Service I Repair. Industrial, Comm. a,. Residential,323.93$1 24 His. ______________________ No job too large or small, Corn. plete lawn service. Free estimate. 323 1811; Landscaping & spraying 323-0019 call anytime. Exterior Cleaning 6&P Exterior. Fungus & mildew removal, Roofs, walls, decks, etc. Free Est. 3)9-504,4, 660 Glass &Scresn creen—porch,s, pool end. , wds. All type reglazing I wd. Install. Free Est, Mr. Taylor 333.$545, Ansn MAL HAVEN DoS. 1 Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air co. cages. 322.37S. Home Iniruvsiusms Lhaa Apso,sm Tibetan senminel housedogs. Beautiful AKC pups of cxc. quality. $150 $175. 3235991. 6ntedtoBuy WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 333.4731. ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6440126 Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanlørd Ave Buy I Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. . V General Landscaping, Rbs specialists, top soil & fifl dirt,, lawn maint. & tree trimming,' 323.2940. ____________________ - I.lgt* Ifouling ______________________________ Yard Debris, 'Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349-5371 - Painting V BODEN Painting Paper Hanging., free est. Professional workmanship, quick, quality, courteous serv..e,,,44a.47$3. - 65—Peb-Supplios - PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOMCAQINET5 Free Est. 323 0429 after $30 Lai Service RACQUET STRINGING—GRIPS Au type racquets, Avg 5$ Scott Reagan 3220177 Large selection foam backeo drapes; prints 50*01, $11.$Opr.; solids 4$ x $1 $10.50 pr. Custom upholstery carpets. Free Estimate*, '78 Honda Hulk. low mi perfect cond, 327 8734. 323 3759 ______________________________ UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 322-2611 cr831 9993, C.ramlc'fllt 57—Sports Equipment S0—Msc&Iamous for Sale Mixture of old & modern this week includes good selection of Oak pieceS plus modern furniture. TV's & misc bric'I' a brac from several estates VISA MASTER CHARGE $10 CASH DOOR PRIZE ____________________________ ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classified Ads... The Buys are still The Bestl Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323-7710 ______________ 53—TV-Radio-Stereo Good Used Televisions. us ano up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 322 03$? 2439 S-Myrtle Ave., Sanford WILL BUY EXISTING lst I2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 4.D Wy,uore Rd., Aitamonte. 0627103 'PUBLIC AUCTlO. MON., MAY 7, 7 P.M.. KENMORE WASHER— Pans. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0691 55—Boats & Accessories Ouf family needs a home in Seminole Co. Will make up back payments and assume mor tgage Older home, country & needing repairs OK. Small dow,,, Owner hold mortgage. Send infct mation lo 203 E. Peal Lake Ap's. Pearl Laxe Causeway, Altamonte, 32701. 78—torcyCleS fluct ion 52—Appliances - SEIGLER REALTY 47—Real Estate Vnted - - REALTY All Seasons Homes . Sanford's Sales Leader 101111'S - COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE AT FLOYD I G000HART. GEO. WILMER ASSOC. INC. REALTORS $31 6900. 1. ACRES A MILE 1(0 NEAR LAKE tIARNEY fOR Sf250 CAN'T SELL YOU A GOLF COURSE. BUT MAYBE A GORGEOUS CANAL FRONT HOMESITE ACROSS THE STREET FOR $15,000 *Markham Woods Rd. 3 BR, 2 B, 4 .4cre country estate. Complete with horse stable & pasture, also quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees. Appt. only! 2435', S French Ill 92) Sanford 323 5324 Yazoo mower, self propelled, 5 hp Clinton cast iron engine. A 1 cond 1160 323 1375 5 ACRES FOR HORSES, COWS AND FISHERMEN 20 ACRE POND ADJACENT 120.000 NEW 0. CLEAN ready to move into. Assumable 7 pct. mort. 3 BR 1', b. 511 E. 14th St. $29,900. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Fool lockers & trunks $1699 up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 322 5191 19 ACRES UNUSUAL PROPER TV TOO MANY TREES ON 3,000 IT WATER HOLE TOO MANY FISH TAKE IT FOR 129.500 ROOM TO ROAM over 1,700 sq. ft. of living area ~ 3 lots, many amenities Including CH & CA, 2 FP's, 1 BR 2 B. 2210 Palmetto Ave. $42,500. REALTY WORLD. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE UI 31SF Fir'.t St 3725672 Large tot w tree'. Water. sewer 511.500 Wm Mal,czc'wsku REALTOR 12? 1983 BARGAIN OLDER HOME that needs some TLC. 2401 Palmetto Ave. $21,500. REALTORS PARK _______ —-2 Reg. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave. 321.0759 25U __________________ CCI*ISfLOR BATEMAN REALTY This 2 BR home With a pleasant sun rm. is shown by appt. only. You'll apprecipte its imm. cond. Recently re rooted & new sewer line. Close to downtown & churches. $27,500. We have a Singer Futura sewing mach Sold new for $630 was Christmas lay away, there was only 1116 bat due, purchasers left area and we are unable tolocate You can have mach. for 1116 cash or take up payments of 112 mo Will take trade as part payment Call 831 1714 day or night Free home trial, no ollg8tion. . MARRIAE1 - NEW LISTING AT 1012 MYRTLE 50—Miscellaneous for Sale If ft Terry lYlO self contained, air cond canopy, Reese hitch 0. S way bar Park Ave. Traile Pit ldyilwilde 5 BR, 2 B. country kitchen, breakfast nook, den, fireplace. 2 car enclosed garage. S65,000. 1 acre With old house. Owner holding. $25,000. 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, 148.500. 42—Wbi le Homes See our beautiful new BARRING TON w lap siding & shingle roof GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 373 5200 VA & FHA Financing $65,000. ____________________ , Ti4E MNASKD Il 4)&&TR POLEM I I is,/... MS44JER 1-IIM, 'lOt) NINN/ - 3222420 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 DsLi'4 4$4335 By Roger BoIIen - _ ' -;:, II OLD 2 STORY FARMHOUSE ON AN ACRE. WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS FULLY RESTORED LIKE NEW FORMER MANSION. ______ - ' - 36—Resort Property — .. --- 3 BR 1'. B Stove 8. ref. A-C. Walk to stores, Sanford Middle School. $250 a mo. first 8. last, 6 mo. lease. Ref. 1.904-775.75k, __________________________________ ter -_-- ------- - --- __________________________ - - - - - I-tINNY HUSINESS 'I - SA N FO P 0 C OUR I APARTMENTS 3301 5. Sanford Avenue "Energy Efficient" Studio apt. Ideal for single person many security features, attic storage, fabric covered walls, shag carpeting, heat, aIr, 13 built in power savers to reduce el. bills. On site mRna.r flI.f101. - V )) lMan,quahityope,afIon yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 337.1331 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMQOELINGIREPA,R S.G. BALINTIASSOC. 3220465 INSULATION -Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas I Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 371.0039 or 904.734 6100 collect. Concrete Work Free Estimate Call Mr. Taylor 322 $545 tYour 2-2611 DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed.lnsured.BOnded FREE Estimates. (305) 332.944,0 lnterior& Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 322054$ PIun*Injg Service ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. 3230174; 322-4601 RIINISgI Custom built iron work. Windowguards,gat Martin's 313-7011,3391003 NEED A SERVICEMAN? Yosj'il find him listed in our Business Directory. ___________________________ p Roof Rspsir Expert roof repairs, built up I shingles I new work. Commer dcl I residentIal, 323 7473. ______________________ 1dIIII _________________________ I All typst, eqpt repair, truck bodies, roof racks, portable eqpt. Martins 333.7001, 33-7Ø3, Business.,. "99931 V -V.__. ......V -- - - - -- - - - - - -- - 'I 'r'r'S ',''f : - -- - �-t' r BLOND%E 4B—EvningHerald,Sanfo4,Fl. WHY IS HE COOKEO 45 Short sleep ACROSS by Chic Young r1' -.----:--•' -.--- )[ HEE "ANYWAY? iuI' ... ., . - - .- - - Answer to Previous Puzzle 47 Unit of light wHo5wE)IIft IN DuT O - Monday, May 7, 1979 •' SiP RIUj JIiF I VI 4 TooLt4 ev power 4 Amoreuo I MA iI 9 lout 52 Frosty IAV S 12 Native metal 56 Gridder rrs 13 Useful Jimmy a i II 14 Same (prefix) 57 Florida city A TR I A a VfA}t 15 Buddhism 61 Gold (Sp) jjp N 0* 0 5 type 62 Poverty-war 1 iT It c A 16 American agency (abbr) UA v a inventor 63 Feast of Lots S N A 0 D1E[L(t L 0 PIER 64 Common tree àiEN T 17 Wreath OU STER ,01 11 C RITE 18 Diner 65 Maw's S SE US 0 T H E N S 20 Of the nose husband 22 Find fault 66 Times (It) 46 Take as one 24 Doctrine 67 Cereal grass 19 Printer's measure 25 Scull 21 City in Iowa 48 Greek letter 28 Spasms DOWN 23 Pack it in (2 49 Cage for 30 Comfort wds) 1 Slime 34 Plaza cheer poultry 24 Palestine 2 Vicinity 35 At all 50 Animal waste 25 Mucky 3 Tepee 36 Check chemical 4 Inexpensive 26 Lily plant 37 Region 51 Forehead 5 Shoshonean 27 Hire 39 Mideast 29 Briton 53 Inferior Indian seaport 41 Scriptural can- 6 Greek letter 31 Mighty mite 54 Entreat ()1) tide 32 Carbonated 55 Oxen harness beverage 42 Abominable 7 Sick 58 Signal 8 Schoolheads 33 Fencing snowman 59 Coat sleeve sword 43 American 9 Lubricates 60 Organ of Indians 10 On the ocean 38 One (Ger) speech 44 Actress West I I Outwit 40 Tidal wave 42' Only 7" Years - - . —.' —#..' . .f.'..--. .-. •_.eIIS.. i) — 1 - ItIN t , 4 _________ _L _____ - __.- 17' - I 5.7 t _.. • - — ,,_ - — BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker THE TROUBLE WITH YOU, BEETLE, IS THAT 'THE WOR'WoRK" I5NOTNYOUR VOCABULARY ARE YOU _ OF COURSE ITIS I'LL BET I'LL _ FEEL THAT OMROW J WORK ____________ e M0 — 1 — 2 — — — 4 3 — 5 — 7 6 — — — 15 16 — — — — 19 i JC(fj — distinctly like pimples. 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TITLE I _ TEN — — — J58 60 57 ___ — — 83 __________ ' — - ______________ I_I_-_— — — — — 67 66 85 61 — — — — TEMPER? - QFIT'V _____ WE4ATHER&E _ — — OIVI,NI 'iT WAS t7UST HERE DID 'NOIT'WNERES TEN MINUTES AGO' YOU IT COULDN'T HAVE EVERYTHING (5ISAPPEAR TO SPROUTED LEGS AND LOSE, AROUND HERE, ANYWA'YI ALKED AWAY.' MISTER — — — - — — — — — — ________ HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL V EEK& MEEK by Howie Schneider TAL AaJr sigruxiw,, NAU. ms IM THE f La AE 1WW15R1 -0leVEMI N6 Ica N - ________________________ - " HE NEVER REALIZEP THERE WAS SUCH A LARGE SELECTION IN I 5TYLE5 / TO CHOOSE FR.' S AR. GRLJMBLY LIKE HIS NEW PHONE ' T\[ (uvES, byAl Vermeer I.-'_ GRUMBLY HERE! ____________ 7 — 6 1 YOUR BIRTHDAY the ability to calculate things MAY 8, 1979 properly. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) things going for you this coming showing themselves again year that you'll have-to make a today. People are looking to you few choices because you Cent to head the parade, so why not handle them all. It should be a do it? busy and successful time. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Although you may appear to be Attitudes of co-workers play an on the quiet side today, In important role in making your reality you are hard at work Job easier today. You should weighing and balancing things derive a great deal of Im po rtant to you. satisfaction from your work. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Dec. Find out more of w hat lies 21) Group endeavors are your ahead for you in the year cup of tea today. You always following your birthday by enjoy being with lots of people. sending for yo ur copy of Astro- Today, they are even more fun Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each to you than usual. to Astro.Graph, P.O. Box 489, CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. 19) Because YOU show conBe sure to specify birth sign. sideration Instead of stepping GEMINI (May 21-June 20) all over others to reach your Because you don't play goal, you might hear the J ____________ $ HOW 1979 You might have so many _MT N"H PRISCILLA'S POP /7/ \ - W Oswald: "I see that the bidding In the box shows a two-club rebid by South. An 1093 imaginative bid and a sue• 76 cessful one this time." WEST EAST Alan: "Peter Welchsel, • K 92 ' one of the best players In the 10973 Q 86 country is one of the players •KJ •Q who elected to bid that two 0 K 963 • .1105 clubs. His theory was that SOUTH there was little chance that • I North would pass there. VAK5 That if North did raise clubs *17154 enthusiastically, he would AQ2 have five clubs for that aclion and that a club slam Vulnerable: Both might eventualize." Dealer: South Oswald: "The story cerWest North East South thinly has a happy ending. 14 Since diamonds broke 2-2 p p i. 24 South made five diamonds, Pass 20 Pass 3 NT one spade, two hearts and 1'U P35 P one club for nine tricks." Alan: "Actually, Peter made ten. He always wanOpening lead: lO • _ — BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel I Heimdahl - in WIICUL.ou'ø PW1C PJPPSY.' 10 AK HIM 1P41'O A Wt,4SQN 7 HeRE P' VA WANT H - ____ / - .- . - _____ p • : 11tMP ___ ________________ - on.1 II. THOSE WHO OPPOSE US ARE Evil.' ThEY MUST "S S.,.,, A I'IIN AS ____ __ I fIN.ApNA11ON, WiTH - op W S , /NANAL&EY/*AR ml 'ijygs.j," lob, M _ - IAcIc A$ __ - _- IiI AT LEAST WE'LL YoUR -. HEART! y HE'S STILL 'u CAN THERE'S IT OUT • -: _ TUMBLE WEEDS 1.OTSAL.LbK,IF,VVCOOL.P SPAK,bMA"VP rnDl.E SCAIUL.E ClPPLE 5CI1ILE ___ CIPL.E review Of radar AIIIIN it$ M I SCIP,1_ CRIMI.E / - -- . - hyJg.N - (wArDoEs Do rot - \ F-Iflftatt. - ____ - A __________ ___ - - - -------- OK ' Space Lease By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Stall Writer Airport Authority director Red Cleveland said the varying rates for the first four years of The Sanford Airport the lease were r g ar an ed in Authority has approved the order to permit the county to -. 4J) leasing of builfing space to the Seminole County Commission, clearing the way for con- r make improvements and renovations to the structure. solidation of Sheriff John Polk's . "They will be given a rent administrative offices and reduction the first few years In communications center exchange for the repairs and beginning in June. improvements they'U pay for," Cleveland said. He said the The 43,000 square feet of principal improvement 111 be space in buildings 310 and 311 at iiiiiiillvatm on ' - ' - . .. — - - - t slit U t - ' - -. ' - ;,.j Grieving mom (Just left of umbrella) at accident site One Block To L onqest W Walk Of Life All the pain and agony a mother can know returned to Mm Paul Chaplin during a frightening one-block walk Monday. At 3 p.m. she received word her son, Edward, 8, had been struck by a car and injured on Park Avenue just south of 2kh Street. It was just two weeks ago that she was told her other son, Scott, 16, had been hit by a car and Box 424, the pavement. He was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital by ambulance where he was treated and released. Police said Alexander stopped immediately after hitting the youth. No citation was issued. On April26 Mark Scott Chaplin, 16, left his home at 2809 "It was the longed block I ever walked," Mrs. Chaplin said of the trip from her home to the scene of the accident at about 3p.m. after being told Edward had been hit by a car. God." That's all Mrs. Chaplin could think to say upon learning Edward was going to be all right. "He's at home," she said this morning, "he suffered a dight concussion and is going to be all right." Sanford police said Edward was running south on Park Avenue %hen he veered into the path of a car driven by Louis Clyde Alexander, 56, whose address is listed as P.O. reached his destination, a blue Pontiac struck him on Old Lake Mary Road about a mile south of Air port Boulevard. Four days later he died in an Orlando hospital. The driver of that car fled the scene at a high rate of speed. The Florida Highway Patrol said no suspect has yet been apprehended In connection with the hit and run. Mrs. Chaplin said she did not know whether or not anyone had been arrested for the accident that claimed her son's life. But she said: "I prayed for the driver again this morning." After learning her other son was not seriously injured, she prayed again—GEOFFREY POUNDS only in Nesbitt's court and 80 "There are going to be a lot of whether to appeal it. mission 130000 for the cost of $40,000 to $45,000. year, $42,(XX) for the second year, $49,000 for the third year Polk said today he expects to and $54,000 for the fourth year. be able to make the move to the The rate for each year after airport within two or three days that will be negotiated, ac- after the telephones are Incording to the contract ap- stalled. proved by the A uthority. The "Right now we're looking at a vote to approve the contract June 15 date," he said. "We'll was unanimous. move on the weekend and there In April, county corn- should be no disruption of inissioners voted to approve the service." leasing of building space at the Polk said his own department airport and authorized personnel would be used to Chairman Bob French to execute an agreement with the make the move, although Authority. Fo rm al approval of specialists would be called In to the lease negotiated was ex- relocate the computers and pected to come during today's records equipment. regular commission meeting. Jeff Etchbei-ger, director of The commission's decision to the county's Office of seek space at the airport came Management, Analysis and on the iiiIvii'c Mfld ram. r.i,....i.... ....,x •,.. £aVIUQ4VU IU IIC IVI$I mendationsof Sheriff Polk. reduction during the first four and third floors of the three- Make all but about $10,000 of story structure at building 310 improvements to the building. to consoliddte the ad- He said the reductions in the mninistrative offices and first four years amount to communications center which SCA11110. He estimated the cost of are now housed in four separate the elevator construction and come center Is located at the cour- $52,000. thouse and the depa rtment has offices at the old jail, the At the first year rental fee of Sanford Masonic Budding and building 1 at the airport. comes to $2.56, he said. By the The move will free-up 10,545 fourth year of the lease when feet of space at the old jail for the rent jumps to $54,000, the other county purposes, leaving rent per square loot comes to only an 18-tell Wock for housing about $3-43, of prisoners. The cell-block will The going rate for office remain as reserve space when space in the area averages the new jail at Five Points is more than $5. per square foo t, completed, according to Polk. he said. decision," said Patrol director extent that tiny are accurate in the business of making was tçhsld by a 1166 U.S cases that he dismissed Mon- people who will get away with _____ Today ---- ---------------------.----------.----.-------- ------------------------------------- -----. ____ ___ - -. AN ii, AD P d0 4 - - ___ se weeks of percent 01 the csa,e ate gulky by radar had their cues Editutal ...................IA Sped. ......................U belief throughout this hearing dants." complaints of speeding, radar us and Mthsspesdthsyeduarped." delayed pending the Jies's DeAbby .................. 7A ThevI.lse ..................IA that these devices can anil on But Polk countered: Deputies "don't make It a Although the ruling qphee ruling. acy, the mast os$.p,e Dr. Lamb ................... IA Weather .....................IA should be improved to the --n& law enforcement is not habit" of using radar, he said. __ _ ___ - * Seminole I, _____ __ -- -..;7 an now ____.____,._,_ various area of Tampa and many streets were flooded and clogged with stalled vehicles. A spokesman at Tampa Electric Co. said about SM customers were without power. - Mawlig :- the storm was concentrated in the Tampa area. "The heavy sluff has been concentrated in the Tampa area," a weatherman said. "We've had numerous tornadoes reported. The thunderstorms are coming in off the Gull and are not moving very fast." .- _____ _________ looks awful bad' "1 saw a black cloud headed north of highway (Interstate) 4 and highway (U.S.) 301 but there was no funnel," said Bob Nelson, who lives a block from the Lamplighter. But then between the fence (bordering the park) and owler (Ave.)the funnel touched down. "You could see all the electric insulators, all the high (electric) lines exploding at the insulators where the lines are hooked to the poles," he said. A number of trees, signs and power lines were do wn In There was no Immediate Col. Eldridge Beach, "but as It and Identification of the target revenues. It's protecting lives day, other judges in Dade speeding," said Dade County reaction frcxn the Dade County dads at the moment it is vehicles con be readily made. and property and I personally :1111110 room fulins made by a NIIIIIIIIIIIII111's rJft Only WHIIIIIIII C4WY &W throughout the state Public Safety Officer John Public Safety Department, but business as usual as far as we "Undoubtedly, the believe the supreme court In his cotsireom In which he may adopt his stand. Cowgy Judge Riley, "This Is going to cut the Florida Highway Patrol, are concerned," manufacturers with their decision prevails" astbesoioevldsncein Seinpd 80 cases Monday "Very likely the down on the numnberof speeding which has equipped nearly Polk said he expected the Wlthesses til1ed durühe scientific and financial css was a "wrong following Ida d.'l''. Other ramifications will be felt tickets by a great deal.,, every car with radar, sald,there hearing one of main, resources can accomplish this manfacturers of the radar the dedsion," says Seminole Jusa In Dade CowY and elsewhere hi Florida and the Dade County State Attorney would be no policy change even problems with radar was in- In the very near future," equipment to put a "different" Uwonghouttha MM. may ado' nation," said Dade Public Janet Reno was to review the Dade County. , si Nesbitt pointed out that machine on the market in the terference from o utside factors Defender Bennett Brummer. ruling t oday and decide "Ipsnoaally think radar Is Ni stand. "We respect Judge Nesbitt's such as a car's air conditioner justice had to take precedent near f uture. We," Polk said, "The Polk said, however, he dlda't "Judge Neshilt has presided ________________________________________ and CS radios. Another was over consideration of lost , But whatIs ironic Is some of hive to be tid and expect S,rthicl. Cosiy to feel over a factual hearhig In which clear identification of the reveni.s from fewer speeding the - manufacturers of f Vorstais trained. If radar any rippling effects from a seat manlier "target" vehicle, Since radar convictions. radar equipment also came out fs, Nesbitt's dr. unquestiossed qualifications _______ Now .. If the errors alleged by and manufactured the fix often "reads" the large st object 1-1*1. be peed satongh for "I don't believe It will hurt us have t*1kd bSfOtS him, d In Its r ange, the ret urn signal the opponents of radar exist busters," Polk said. because this is jut ens think it will be difficult for other Ar ........... 44% .................. IA might be bouncing oil a truck then one mint wonder: whet p deputies utilize e judges not to ( Judge rUng ass4 follow his Bridge...................... IA Heepital ....................IA when the of ficer believed he percentage of those millions 01 radar In subdivisio decision," ns and vepsoidi before we give cs.irs .....................IA uwiusriss ..................3* was tracking a car. id Nts 01 Dads Cos*y dollars has been collected from traffic areas whe re the ___ ___ 0 3 SCAIUL.E - - ') Fl1 1E MINI? _______ J but the damage Hidden River mobile home parks and at Sunnybrook Polk Blasts Judge's Ruling: Radar Guilty Of Inaccuracy I CALII'ION! __ I&MOLrIHME SCRIOØI.E 5CiHLE FIST 'So far, no one's hurt, __ ___________ ' - - - ,. "We would expect the (10 percent participation to equate Into an annual savings of $1.8 - 'i o I by 1, K.Ryan _________ The line of thunderstorms stretched from near Daytona TW1MI - I. Tw?ssS S•7 of In addition to the Lamplighter Trailer Park, deputies reported some damage at the Country Gardens and a, nne I. MWOMS"Wriller - - Florida Airport And Fc,c,I' __ YOU! was west coast, but a weather bureau spokesman said must of l to all law enforcement 41111111111111* throughway," one Polk said. des," said Ron Triggs, senior •'Ittookusthreeandahalfdays research associate of the and you figure two people CAFIU pwm. driving, that's seven man days ApproxImately 50,000 prla- lost. A pime could have flown back in one day. It was about an at eight-hour ,or by city,county and Besides Just the trauiagencies, Triggs explained. 1%3 flgute doem't Include fad- sportation prh1a15, oral or military aspects but pool tttough CAPTIS can also Am an estlawed, $35 million Is be utilized for the transplit on transportation of sport$lon of witnesses for trial, persons of unsound müiio or officers en route to sebod, By January, iisO, CAP=Tviggs said. The of hops to be operstlaill on & uses is limitless, he added nationwüie basis and capture at "I do know within a thousand WW 10 percent or 5,000 of the mile radius, it is more $1,110 transports In Its economical saul iato for us to fly our own plane," p , pr*san, Triggs said. Lo p 5 it no immediate reports of damage, and the Pinellas County sheriff's office reported some damage due to high winds south of Clearwater. Another tornado hit the tiny town of Port Orange south of Daytona Beach, striking several motile home parks and a new housing subdivision. "So far, no one's hurt, but the damage looks awful bad" said a Port Orange poli ce spokeswoman. ' Tampa International Airpo rt recorded 5.69 Inches of rain between midnight and 10 a.m., and clocked winds UP to 86 knots. At one point the control tower at the airport was evacuated for 10 minutes because of the high winds and the spotting of the tornado just north of the airport. 171~ 090*0ut Um U.S. accessible sylvanils and drove straight IECALSE-• U5WN!I- ____ MEA I go PERIPE US! WHAT P0 YOU ___ ' YOUR ARTICLES j Butnothi.g was really operating at the tthean Beach on the east coast to off Fort Myers on the lower _____ pers by Stan Lft and John Romits AT 1W/5 tOIV$ )t'i/" CL'CT nd International Airport and in north Tampa, but there were - t — FRANK AND ERNEST Cents - In about a month', time, million and almost 8, man Seminole County will be ready days," Triggs said. "Hopefully, to join the hundreds of sheriffs' that potential can be realized by across the nation the first of I=.,, in- a so-called air pool to save On an Individual basis, , a dine and money In the tran- particular law enforcement sportation of prisoners. agency that would enter into a The IerIWs si department IS cooperative transport with cwently renovating for $15,000 another agency would save an &tW041111910111 FrOP011iff gircrstt average of $325 and 2.1 It coidlacat.d In a iSoei* ±1* maihotas each time, Trigga raid, said Sgt. Jerry Capshaw, said. of TIIuICI p Cøpabaw said S.wliols County Sheriff's Dei*ttineit. County's twin-eagine plan. When the aircraft's fao*It Is which can seat six operates on complete In about a month, its abOut seven cents per value will be Increased three passenger mile at full capacity. times over, plus save the it gets about five to six miles 1' department flIOfiCY in gallon and can travel both the 1o, Amt ort nat, he miles per hour, Capehaw said. salt "On a onne Nub, On The sheriff's department cost of flying commercial and planat participate in a air pool flying our own aircraft Is about with other law enforcement the same," Caishaw said. InCIU known as CAPTIS But when more than one (Computer Assisted Prisoners person UtiliZes the flight, Transportation Index Service), cost saving of the plane fare IS p tinder the National Immediately realized not to Sheriff Association is based In mention the time saved in Washington D.C. and would flying instead of driving, allow law enforcement agen- Capihaw said. cla to cooperalte with each The rising price of gas plus other throughout the country in the distance deputies must transporting prisoners in travel to transport prisoners gups,savingtbneaMmoney. has made the aircraft I."CAPTIS is designed to economically feasible, said _data base Seminole Coy Sheriff John creat. a nationwide _.. _____ o l awasiwa YOLK. Or $11 pIFIODUSI _____ Ask SPIDER-MAN ',(j By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer - W4, ou across the road were •. gles a little extra." N . shop Department issues. won. 48-280)—Price 15 just precautionary," a spokesman said. S he ri ffs ine reader tells us Con- benefit. Think through what you that they been playing A Mafn,-had via*i ,n,ik,, nit nv • .-....t,,. hritI,, rn,im ••• •Irvi* wkan " o ma ter cellet3t mediator. You are the proposal today. system you use or how well two played to the same trick. A one who'll keep the peace at PISCES Web. 20-Martch 20) developed your partneraltip check of all cards showed y home. You receive your greatest Is, ou are always going to that there was no six of yourself In trouble on LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Fair. rewards today through things occasion." diamonds In the deck. He mindedness and an un- that are shared with others. Alan: "Here is a good asks if there is a rule. prejudiced outlook is all t he Make certain you don't play the example from a recent New notYes, counthere is. That deal is equipment you'll need to win loner's role. York tournament. At some hands ted, but all previous are counted. others over to your point of view ARIES I Mardi 21-Aprd 19) tables North pan d and f NIEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE I South made four diamonds. today. Partnerships appear to have At most tables North 'eVIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. flu more meaning to (For a copy of JACOB V MOD. them today sponded one spade although ERN. send $1 to: "Win at This is an excellent day to at' than they usually do. You a1ul hand was a book pass. tempt to balance the budget, if your associates have each Then South rebid to three Bridge." care of this newspaper, P0. Box 489, Radio City you are so inclhied. You have other's interests at heart. diamonds. whereupon North Station. Now York. N.Y. 10019.) see all sides of Extensive damage was reported from the winds and One twister truck the Lamplighter Trailer Park nor. A 10 76 3 2 favorites with friends, your thunder of applause in your popularity is increasing Those ears. who need support are grateful. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) CANCERJwe 21-July 22) An arrangement you have can By Oswald Jacoby You have the ability today to be adj usted inure to yo ur and Alan Son tag Severe thunderstorms pounded the Tampa Bay area theast of Tampa, damaging 30 to 40 mobile homes and WI made four diamonds. 5.7 and gun Several tornadoes were reported north heavy rains, but there were no reported Injuries. passed and again South NORTH auto repair shop today, spawning a number of small tornadoes, one of which struck a mobile home park east of the University of South Florida. - IN AT BRIDGE ' _____ TO 011T 5TARTEPa4 MY • - For Tuesday, May Herald— (USPS P s heavily damaged. Meanwhile, a tornado watch was Issued for Seminole aind every county in north and central Florida from flOOfl to5 .n1. a possible tornado, or hail and damaging winds, "'• mild soap two or three times a day. Th e skin can also be dried Acne includes the problem of by wipin g It off frequently with blackheads, whiteheads and simple alcohol sponges. pimple formation. They are all It's often not mentioned but related. These conditions are caused by the excessive for- sunlight Is remarkably helpful mation of sebum, the oily in some people In clearing acne secretion formed by skin conditions. It won't work In all glands. The usual medical cases but it shouldn't be approach Is to decrease the forgotten as an aid. excessive oily sebum forI'm sure your doctor will be mation, improve the drainage able to determin e whether your of the oils to prevent sonreall yhasacneorlfhehas blackheadsand use antibiotics that prevent small bacteria a little skin infection that needs from splitting the fatty sebum treatment. He will also be able Into chemicals that are to give you guidance and help you in managing your son's skin irritating to the skin, condition so he will have the The pimple Is an in. best opportunity to avoid exflammatory reaction caused by cessive acne and scarring a breakdown of the fattysebum. problems. rON:11 47 48 45 46 IH•38 52 53 49 50 51 today ' - their life, — South of Daytona placed on a tornado warning as severe weaIther pounded parts of Central Florida on the east and west coasts. - contrary to popular opinion, toward keeping the skin clean people who are prone to acn e by washing all the areas In may experience it for the rest of volved with warm water and — ornadoe persons received minor injuries. Volusia County was prevent the same thing from think you probably should have - T ain, A tornado touched down j happening to my son? This type him see a dermatologist . of problem can cause him to be You're perfectly right in saying self-conscious and eventually these conditions can undermine lose much of his confidence. I a person's confidence. It can know because l was terribly shy certainly affect his appearance as a child. Please help. on a long-term basis if severe That's a acne develops and causes DEAR READER scarring. little for the acne problem but it can occur. Usually acne Home remedies for most problems begin in the teens and other people reall y are directed cowgoø 42 Evening - anything that can be done to old and this is a little unusual, I — - R - well as embarrassing. Is there — — — — 979_Sanford,FIorida32l7g 4A 20 21 — Year, No. 224—Tuesday, May 8, Lamb — — 71st ' with tiny bumps that look 10 11 113 Dr. also his upper arms are covered — 12 18 by Art Sansom — 9 8 I THE BORN LOSER — Acne as DEAR DR. LAMB My son is only 7 years old and already he is developing signs of acne. }fls face along the jaw line and - '' ______________________ Already H - - - - - '' -.---. ''-.----..: .___.._.-_•__, - - -- - - -- -------------- - - - - - . I, 1: -, . .-j - � 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 07, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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SUNDAY EDITION WMr 71st Year, No. 222—Sunday, Mayo, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 48.280)—Price 2.5 Cents Cwas Sta tions Mobbed Violence Is Reported LOS ANGELES (UP!) Imposition of gas rationing in With gasoline statim closed or open for only a few hours a day, California's urban areas drew closer today, as desperate huge lines, stretching a mile or more Into traffic, formed Friday motorists mobbed gasoline stations for the second day In some In the Los Angeles area. Many motorists waited more than an areas Friday, bringing reports of scattered violence. hour to reach the Pumps — sometimes to be told only then that the But among the stories of violence and price-gouging there were station's tanks had Just rim dry. also reports of unusual acts of helpfulness and courtesy. Police In Los Angeles and other Southern California cities County officials prepared to meet Monday with Gov. Edmund reported some fights between motorists over their places In line, G. Brown Jr., on his proposal for a state-mandated "odd-even" and between motorists and station attendants. rationing plan In counties that request It. It appeared many ofIn Los Angeles, Mabel Arias, So 84 months pregnant, cornficlals from heavily populated areas would do so - putting the police she was beaten "all over my body" bya man who plaInedo plan Into effect In those areas as early as Tuesday. accused her of cutting in front of him In a line. Edwin Lewis,3), described by police as the size .Of a football player," was detained and released pending Investigation. Police said Lewis reportedly countered by letting air out of the wqznan's tires, and she allegedly got out of her car and slapped him. Lewis denied he hit her, saying he only grabbed her arm to protecthimself. was MW filling his tank when police arrived. "I just got carried away," he reportedly said. But In Burbank, Qiackiey's restaurant dispatched waitresses to LOS ANGELES (UP!)— The by having to cite or arrest wi - give motorists — many of them sweltering in the afternoon sun — Los Angeles Police Depart- thinking, rude Inconsiderate free lemonade In plastic foam cup, ment, which Is urging residents drivers." In some lines, those who ran out of gas while waiting watched in to be calm and remain softFifteen minutes after it wiK anger while others darted around and In front of them. In other spoken in the face of the distributed, police spo gasoline drought, decided It recalled the release and Issued autos along by hand. better follow Its own guidelines, a rewritten version. In Sacramento, Gov. Brown Friday unveiled his plan to inAs reports Increased of fights stitute controls on gasoline sales In those counties that ask for between motorists and gas The new one said the them, using his powers to take extraordinary measures in the station attendants over scarce department "is appealing to face of "disaster or extreme periL" gasoline, the department Issued motorists to remain patient and The plan would allow motorists to buy gasoline only every other a news release Friday warning courteous ... The motoring day, based on the last digit of the vehicle's license plate, that unless motorists "maintain public Is asked to please restricting sales to a marbnuin of 30 gallons and a minimum of some semblance of sanity," the cooperate by obeying the laws half a tank to prevent panic "tank-topping," department would have to "add and exercising common cour Emergency and commercial vehicles, motorcycles and autos to an already difficult situation tesy." driven by the handicapped were exempted. Police Follow Their Own Advice — Herald Photo by torn Hush Problem of alcoholism is dramatized in this photograph Addiction For New Life At Th is Halfway House cubs Born; Cougar Expecting Btrt*hs Abound AtZóO By JANE CASSELBERRY Herold Staff Writer Central Florida Zoological Park at Sanford has announced another blessed event at the zoo. Four Bengal Tiger cubs were born April 29 and mother and cubs are doing well. The mother is one of the two baby tigers flown in from Tennessee In 1975 and fed from a bottle. She was only this year paired for the first time with the zoo's male Bengal Tiger. The mother Is keeping the cubs In seclusion in her den until their eyes open and they are able to move about under their own power, which should be by the end of next week, according to Zoo Director Alan Boson. "Bengal Tigers have from two to six offspring," he said, "but two is usual, four unusual id six, rare." "She Is doing an excellent job of mothering the cubs," Boson said, "but they have to be kept away from the father because he might kill them." "Allthe cubs look like they're ood strong healthy condition and if their mother demon. *Misan ability to care for the cabs, there should be no pt ate in raising them they are sold to another soot" amoft Sam Wilson, No 00*111. Now on exhibit are the three until I - -.----.,-----,. ----,-- -- - lively kits born to the zoo's Bed Fox last month. These animals 1$ are still a little thy having been only recently exposed to the - public view. They have been observed at feeding time in the open exhibit near the Wool . Monkey exhibit. Zoo officials also announced the female cougar Is scheduled to deliver cubs sometime In July adding to the zoo's animal . inventory. ; A pair of black panthers arrived at the zoo this week from Chicago, Boson said. * Plans have been announced .. for the construction of the new Children's Zoo to begin sometime this year. It was ' learned, zoo officials said, U after advertising for bkinonths construction of a dry moat for the elephant paddock liii week when bide were cilened that It was overbid by all companies snnItthig sealed bide. Present plane cell for con. " • •. . ..-. structlng the 'idilbit by subN.ld by Torn Ni$sI contracting the work, ofFemale cougar expecting ftcfals said. Two special events are day, except for paraplegics, Council of YrAI anu nurger planned at the no In the near Boson said, but those flg4 King will sponar a Children's figure. on Swy, May is, the will be transported from the Art Festival for Central Florida Florida SymphOny Orcbsdm parking area at the 14 children from preschool will present a childre&s cm Indiatrial Park by six ihatti, through 12th grade. Qilidren cut at 3 p.m. aimed at basis. The orubsetri will play will be admitted free and will dslldIng youag and old ad hetwem the no entram and draw or paint their own Imwill be Included with e''en the pkiic ellar. preulosis of the zoo and to the zoo. Thee, will be no ( JUN 2freml0 aim lo6 animals tobe judged for prises, parking at the me Itself on that p.m. the Seminole County including four awards. ' no BY BRA1WN CA1tRAOCO "To make somettdngout of my We is my biggest motivation to stay sober, "says a man in his mid-20s with long blond wiry hair. "1 have too much self-esteem to see myself In the gutter somewhere," The young man, call him Mike, Is one of six residents now at the Seminole Halfway House who decided to trade their addictions to alcohol for a chance to lead normal, happy lives. About three years ago, Mike admitted to himself he had a drinking problem but it wasn't until his marriage and college career fell In that he was ready to quit. "It took three years before I could become happy staving sober," Mike says. Today, he attends a local college full-time In Seminole County where he Is studying to become a registered nurse. Another resident of the Seminole Halfway House Is a middle-aged man called Tom who says his drinking "wasted some good years and lost a good wife." Like Mike, he too, is ready to build a new life for himself. "There are a lot of beautiful things out there that I don't see when I'm drinking,', Tom says. "I want to be the man I was supposed to be in the world." The Seminole Halfway House offers men like Tom and Mike a helping hand to rejoin the community"soclally, spiritually and vocationally," says John Bissell, residence manager. Since 1972, the Seminole Halfway House has served as a "change agency" where Individuals move from detoxification to being a wholly Intergrated part of the community, Bissell says. It is located just south of Lake Mary Boulevard. The halfway house, which Is wider the direction of Seminole County Mental Health, has a capacity to house 10 individuals. It offers residents care services, counseling and therapeutic treatment and rehabilitation support. "We concentrate on helping a client develop a support system he can use In terms of his ability to live without the Lee of alcohol," Bissell says. Another consideration Is helping the Individual find meaningful employment that would Instill in him feelings of self-esteem and self-worth, Bissell says. These feelings have atàdency to cietutorat. In aloholki, IV woo in %TTTT1V . they are here, we try to tis'ap tm develop sonis of program for living sober," BIsseU says. But the halfway house is more than a common place for clinical treatment of alcoholism, Bissell says. It Is similar to a small cornznwilty where every resident contributes something "We are not a holding house or detention home," Biseeli stresses, "This Is home. We do lot of things together. We try to have everyone sit down for dinner, say grace, break bread. Try to establish that kind of identity." Each resident Is responsible for some particular aspect in the upkeep of the home tohelphlmget into the habit of conformance. For example, a resident might be required 'I want to be the man I was supposed to b. In the world' to have his bed made by 8a.m. or the dishes washed by 10 am. "This might sound simple but an alcoholic by nature would want to rebel against that, "Blssell says. If a resident doesn't do his household chores, he Isn't making a contribution to the "community," Bissell says. Fellow residents will remind him of that during the group sessions held each week, he says. There's a different activity at the halfway house almost every day of the week. "Members of the Alcoholics Anonymous meet here on Tuesdays for their regular meetings and Wedoe*tay nights are set aside for recreation," Bissell says. Through the mental health center, the halfway house makes available to residents the use of a psychologist, clinical psychologists , pyachologjcal testing and other services, he says. "We are currently evaluating and re-evaluating our alcoholic recovery program to assure we have an attitude toward the development of optimum recovery ow portunity," Blssell says. During the 90-day program (residents may may See HAllWAY, Page IA ______ He' adstart Center Closed . 0ver, Fire Code May Open F; i waiver to the fte cede tom. i Mrs. nisr. mob, detectors are not In- enrolled have been completed code InMidway remain to be been (Wed, she added. to SCA. writer The e cede vi"eeu died stalled and padiocks and 11008 and the center Is licensed by the completed, but both Items are We*1. W" 04 center to "We can't get the qualified a.i.i. Community I en In viewdaw"11010 by the cey e depu, are4aH,den doors Inat.sdo( state. The Oviedo centeron order, Kaiser said. Hank Newell, director of the people SeA may be looking to eui4y the cede (SCA) beadztart with accerdlag to Pablic Sifoty a device to allow people to exit operates from the Jackson county's man program U for," he said. "The skilled , cm Eur Guy awAir Is 5pb,g$ j e,4 Mrs. Olom. said its: from budde either by a knob or Heights Middle School and Last week the fire depart- which CETA Is a part, said people are getting jobs Mn, Perils p -ib, wa, ceI 4id. by the C0411t3? Depart- f,rred with a p bar. ment ordered closed the there are not many qualified ,, there is no protiem VAd of Public Safety's fire Spinier, founder and *entsr UI. ad deeps. an ant an WA has bw ether hwietvt acawg to um Sp. m headstart center near applicants requesting jobs v1Mus earlier this week of the 4vMset *.N Kaiser said the state rated (treated VA a be aster. In the coy — In be department has given SCA Altunos*e Springs, also citing ain. the economy the p* 11 ysan, IN 410WIP 10 6d 0101611); be Whim Esford, Midway, Ovlsdo and a 1 lflLII of Ste code vlclij , tire c viaatio. me ciw and the Department of Health and meat officials and C.i d$ss let k" 515 rated MimI.IS Springs be reopened Tuesday. ___ Jamto nplgt. file COdS thin with 40 Children enrolled changed guidelines for the Rthblhlttive Services (HItS) In lii. December asked We Rmee1— at the Sanford romvitlens at Midway. Two has also been moved to a CETA pesftle,w 04CenmiiestonerSmdrs. A4mlnlstratir.Roll e.urIbemlherdidthe to Neismusdur &WON 1 uu. which has 0 department to make a Ite s by dorcb. saI Fray.____ :____ W*dt.deyth, wing 1 jruaed'—t*iI___1 Inspection of the Nowell sai' the guweilne, a a d . aa renovations Wiwua •' . — iiw w CIWlrlIIIoi. w _dr1. 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S Wr them 10-days to bang the eI VW crew V1 0104 IM Aiiiiiiiiiii win. s.Od hid of pipii l siid .5 SpU .... .041* du'— in private Cioo'9'i1 we in big vedto. ift he 41W* a vyNW$ ,Wust '1.Iad* .......... 41* l*eku ................. a ALL Viii W k . Msi *uIStsun Maa.eW adDeA '.' ' 12* ThefourvacaMiotabavsaoj heisrdethga few applicants Apt - . m ______ . - ___ - . __ I --- - '. . ±i -':-- - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Maf$, Wfl Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. /1 Missing Linki.__ ___ Expedition Finds Oldest Known Man 1N ,A IN BRIEF Carter Tries To Recapture Mexican.Amerlcan Support LOS ANGELES (UP!) - President Carter spent the night with a Chicano family and embarks today on an attempt to recapture the support of MezicanAmericana who backed him In 1976 but now accuse him of falling to fulfill campaign promises. As he like, to do on out-of-town trips, Carter stayed Friday night at the home of a "typical" American family. He slept In the two-bedroom home of the Steven Rodriguez family to stress his concern for Mexican-Americus. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UP!) — Bone fragments found In Burma during an expedition participated In by a University of North Carolina-Charlotte anthropologIst could prove that higher primates lived In that cowitçy more than 40 million years ago, It was learned Friday. Information on what UNCC has labeled as a major anthropological find Is to be officially released Tuesday. Dr. Russell L. Ciochon, In his first year on the anthropology staff at UNCC, and a professor at the University of California at Berkeley were the only two Americans on the expedition. Dr. Elwyn L Slmons, director of Duke University's Primate Center In Durham, has read a copy of Ciochon's findings to be published next week In a scientific journal. Simons, In a telephone Interview FrIday, said anthropologists previously found creatures3omlllion to 35 million years old In Egypt believed to be the forerunner of higher primates. If the Information contained In Clochon's study proves to be accurate It could provide evidence of prImates 40 million years old, the oldest known to man, Simons said. "I think it's work that should be continued," Simons said. "He (Clochon) and his coworkers have found only lower jaw parts so far. For confirmation that these are earlier higher primates one really needs to find more." "I still would say guardedly that their news release is more or less right," Simons said, adding that It Is "subject to proof" from further findings. UNCC spokesman Ken Sanford, in announcing Tuesday's news conference, said It would deal with "an anthropological find that may alter all previous Interpretations of the origins of primates, Including man. A recent expedition has found a missing link in the Ar ' '—f ••tl -; .., — , ___ : :j John Wayne Has Cancer •c d. LOS ANGELES (UP!) - John Wayne's mod recent operation revealed the "probability that cancer has spread throughout his body" and the 71-year-old actor volunteered for treatment considered "strictly experimental, a hospital spokesman said Friday. "I suspect Mr. Wayne feels right now like he just fell off a horse," Bernard Strohm, associate administrator of UCLA Medical Center, told reporters Friday after the news was broken to Wayne. family Is together. The children are there. But It hasn't been a gentle experience." Asked how long Wayne has to live, Strohm replied, "It hasn't come to that." .t•, •• • • , • ,• • ' - ••• • • • ;. • ' I4A - ••- Students Barred From School .•: ".dk . OAXLAND,Calif. (UP!) - Mote than 2,700 high school, Junior NO and cade school students In the Oakland School District have been barred from school because they have not renewed immunizations against measles, polio and diphtheria. The students have been kept from Oakland schools since April23 by district officials for not complying witha new date law to update Inunurdistlons or notifying school officials of their kde,dlcn to do so. SIDEWALK Cadillacs Being Recalled SE' ' IMG V '4 DETROIT (UP!) - General Motors Is recalling 372,000 1977 and 1978 model Cadillacs to fix sticky accelerator pedals blamed in 124 accidents resulting In three deaths and 46 Injuries. A spokeswoman for GM's Cadillac Motor Car Division said Friday the voluntary recall Includes all 1977 and early 1978 model Coupe deVilles, Sedan deVilles, Brougham and limousines except those equipped with - fuel Injection. Route 436 In Altanonte Springs, police said. Police said they caught Danny Burt Sasser, 19, at Route 436 arid Auto Sales Road, and Martin Joseph Hayes, 20, of 606 Beverly Ave., in the act at prying open the door of the Ultra Cleaners Orbiter Off Perfectly CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) - The latest In a series of military communications satellites designed to provide jam-proof radio links with the nation's warships, planes, and troops was reported in perfect preliminary orbit early today. The fleet SMWI. Conunankatlons Orbiter was launched at 2:40 p.m. Friday by an Atlas Centaur rocket. The blast off had been delayed 24 hours so that engineers could cheek out a rocket sensor for the on-board ..t.11Ite motor which hod failed to r'apoid prior to a scheduled Thursday lausch, Sanford: . K . GlIn Duane lurk James Foley Milton Frazier SAN ANTONIO, Tow, (UP!) - An Inquisitiv, medical i1nIii, "hj" across traces of the nlml tranqilii "angel diM" In the blood of a loner who opened fin on a gala FIMa pareds crowd a week ego. us disclosure that Ira Attsbsry had the divg PCP In his blood came asmrvlvorso( one otth.twowgguui killed In the mpor's attack prepared to sue Mt.bsry's estate for "wrongful death" More than 50 other people also were Injured. Gertrude Jones Catherine Miller Richmond Mitchell Annie Gr iffis Patricia Hyde Robert I. Martha S. Orwig Marion C. Wentz BIRTHS Donald I Tommy Bronson —. boy, Caualb.rry Sanford: Kidnapper Gets Parole DISCHARGES • r..;'..:, • .• • •••., •. . - SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) AntIgovermanent protesters demanding freedom for five jailed labor leaders held the French and the Costa Rican ambassadors hostage today after storming their embassies in a shoo(og with police. Two groups at protesters seized the embassies Friday While other dissidents occupied a Roman Catholic cathedral. In a separate incident, authorities said leftwing guerrillas shot and killed two policemen In another section at the city. ,,, -' - • • '. is - . • : - hamlet's '• PEKING (UP!) — China today said sporadic fighting Along Its border with Vietnam killed at least six people and injured two others. The official New China News agency said Vietnamese forces ambushed three militiamen In Gangxl Province AM killed them on May 3 in the latest Incident. The two nations are currently deadlocked In talks In Hanoi with each side accusing the other of border "provocations." Police Kill Terrorist NUREMBURG, West Germany (UP!) — Police cornered Raider Meinhof terrorist Elizabeth von Dyck In a secret hideout and shot and killed her as she drew a gun, officials said today. Miss von Dyck was wanted in connection with September 1977 kidnap-murder of West Germany Indintriallat Hanris Martin Schleyer, whose body was found In the trunk at a car near Strasbourg, France. SUCCESS On the house, Ask about an Ad.IntIL- Rank I Iotnttitvncr's Loan. No Iirokcra kt's. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — A former aide to ex-policeman Dan White says he was 'agitated, mad" when she drove him to City But by Mardi, she testified, "I noticed a definite change. He became frustrated with his job. lie had a hard time adjusting to Hall where he fatally shot Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor the political process. He became moody, withdrawn and Harvey Milk, depressed. He began canceling many appointments without Denis Apear, an administrative assistant to White when he giving a reason." served as a supervisor, also told a Superior Court jury the She said she also was concerned because White, who had defendants' aides had discussed his seeking psychiatric lisip less than two weeks before the Nov. 27 shootings. always "eaten very healthy foods and always wanted to drink Ms. Apcar was the first defense witness In White's murder trial, milk," suddenly became obsessed with eating candy, doughnuts and other snack food. Tears welled in her eyes as she recounted what happened the day She said when White's wife had a baby in June, the pressures on of the slayings. White, she said, had quit the Board of Supervisors, saying he him increased. could not afford to support his family on the $9,600-a-year salary. Ms. Apcar said she and his other aides were taken by surprise On the day of the shootings, Ms. Apcar said she telephoned when he told them Nov. 10 he was resigning from the board, and a White twice to tell him Mayor Moscone had refused to appear at a few days later, she said, she and other aides discussed the City Hall rally of supporters in favor of White's reappointment to possibility that White might need psychiatric help. the board. "There were specific things going on that seemed peculiar," "After the second call, he asked me to pick him up in my car," she said, citing the fact he had not consulted his staff about his the young woman said, and she drove him to City Hall. plan to resign. "He looked very different to me," she said. "He wouldn't look at White's trial was recessed for the weekend. me. He was agitated, mad, that the mayor didn't have the courtesy to tell him he wasn't going to be reappointed." Ms. Apcar said White had undergone a dramatic change after taking his seat on the Board of Supervisors in January 1978. When he first took office, she said, he was "a very serious man, an optimistic person, one who took his job very seriously and worked even harder than I did." Atlantic Bank The best bank around.' I \,ss s,t.,ssn ( ) latith' Mi - '( ), ,Vintr l'.uk M41-37(l)I, ' -'t ( luau,1,. • 'i I. ( onsvav Ml '-'I I I. 22-h2t I'. Eu.n 3'-t ill N.. Iii ok., ji MLmkr F I )• I •(;• Sale! Save 3 00 on afl our- ' American ouri re luggage. _ aflford has a Brand New, First Class MINI-STORAGE FOR HOMEOWNERS • BUSINESSMEN • CONTRACTORS .4 0• $25,000. Defense On In White Trial AT LAST... ' p uriin in flu' dnfa r- eligious O -- It takes four hands to handle a whopper' like this check for $4,unu being deposited to the American ('ancer Society account by Tom IlHill (left) and John CarD, directors of the Seminole County Cancer Society Unit, and Edith McNeill, president. The money was raised in the golf tournament held at Mayfair Country Club in March for research to find a cure for cancer. Dr. Charles Park chairman of the event was assisted by .James deGanahi and ('arli. Juanita Kreps In Peking Border Fighting Reported 150 residents. Herald Photo by Tom Netsel A BIG was a - PEKING (UP!) — U.S. Secretary of Commerce Juanita Krsp. arrives In Peking today for "trade talks" amid a sharp slowdown In the business boom between China and the Wed. American officials have avoided suggesting that the Washington group will sign a trade agreement. Instead they have expressed "hope" for agreements on nleterology, oceanâgraphy,flsherles, and measures and standard.. - The first polio case immunization program against There .are no further cases Ill e parly4• tic dis SeaSe. ease. Ufluer invest igato i• n a1t ,h• I,US time, I) Williax Parkin Pennsylenns i vania Health Department spo- but Parkin warned that "as kesman, said Friday the long as the Amish are slow to stricken boy had been hospital- accept immunization, there will ized with paralysis in one leg. be additional cases all summer Two days ago, a 24-year-old long. mother of three was stricken The state said there was with paralysis in both legs and "little, if any risk" to the nonone arm as a result of polio. Amish public, except for those But the leader of the Amish — such as farmhands, tradesreligious sect in Woodland, Pa., men or fertilizer salesmen has refused to permit an im- who were in close daily contact munization program for the with the 18,000 members of the .•.• • •" 1) .•, Ambassadors Held Hostage . • .. Durable molded one-piece shell for lightweight dependability. Waterproof, — washable vinyl covering. Cushioned steel handles and smooth-action springless locks. 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Oak*, Lake Mary Nellie Palmer, H.mpst,ad, NY. ______ _____ today Is we have the resources of a total mental health • • Start A Career In ATLANTA (UP!) - The man canvlctd of kidnapping Florida Isireas Barbara Jos Mackie and burying her far nearly four days while arranging a $IIS,* ransom Will be petalled thu mn,dh on the dit1on that he lea,. - A 34-year-old Sanford man was arrested and charged with battery early today after he reportedly struck another man in the face because he "didn't Ilk, the looks" of the man, Charged Is Johnny Harold Felts, 712 Bsywood Circle. Sanford police said they arrested Felts at Sam 'a Restaurant, 2665 French Ave., after Rodney Gene Bullard Builard of Sanford said Felts walked up to him and punched him In the face. Police said Bullard asked Felts why he had thrown the punch and Felts is reported to he,. told Bollard that he didn't like the Mary D. Barry Bobble J. CiIcqu.nnol Mabel Barnes have someone In that bed who can." Residents who graduate train the halfway house are urged to keep In touch with BIuell for. minimum of two years for evaluation pcus. Blasell who has been the resident manager since February, candidly says he Is a recovered alcoholic for the past nIne years. Bunch's ability to empethize with the problem dii.., coupled with his enthusiasm to help Individuals once like himself Is one of the major stronghold, of the beltway home program. "The exciting thing for the ala'holics In this community BATIZRYCHARGE HOSPITAL NOT, cB. ADMISSIONS someone who Is an inappropriate referral," Bissell says. • HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) — The second polio case in a week diagnosed last January in a 22has been diagnosed in a 13year- year-old woman from Franklin old youth living in an Amish County, and Parkin said the two community where religious cases this week were ••a conleaders refuse to permit an tinuation" of the first outbreak. around the world. House , "U we can't rehabilitate him vocationally, we want to • . LONDON (UPI) — Declaring 'now there is work to be done," new British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher conferred with her top Conservative Party aides today to Pick the Cabinet that will steer Britain away from the past five years of state socialism. As Labor Party leader James Callaghan, defeated and downcast, packed his bags and left No. 10 Downing Street, congratulations for Europe's first woman prime minister poured in fr&n In Barroom Auruck Circle, Sanford, charged with second degree murder In con-nectian with the shooting death of her husband, Adolphus Brooks, 44, Bond had been withheld following her arrest on April 27 when a first degree murder charge was filed against her by Sanford Police. Howem, a grand jut), Indicted her Thy on second degree murder charges and her attorney, Gerald Rutberg, requested a hearing Friday to determine whether bond could be poste& The motion to release Mrs. Brooks on bond as of Sunday was panted. Both men were charged with attempted burglary and taken Into custody. Bond on both mm was set it $5,0. ROBBERY A DeBary Insurance Salesmen was robbed of $200 while walking PCP Found In Sniper •• evolutionary chain." Slmons, who has participated In several expeditions In Egypt, said the evldence reportedly uncovered by Clochon had been suspected sInce 1972. "This Is not the missinglink," meaning evidence linking the evolution of man from animals, he said. "They haven't found out something sen satlonal," Simons said. "They have made the animal easier to discuss." Clochon, contacted by UP!, declined to divulge details of his scheduled announcement. Asked If he thoughtIt would be universally accepted as a major find, Clochon said, "I think there will be some controversy over It butlthinkitwili beacceptable"toa majority. Simons said there mint be further evidence to support the contention that the bone frag ments discovered In Burma are in fact those of higher primates. "It's not totally provable until they get some upper jaws and parts of the skullthat have undeniable features of higherprimates like enclosed eye sockets ..." he said. "Youcan't prove thatsomething isa higher primate from jaw fragments," Simons salt "I applaud their work and hope they will go back and prove for sure what these things are." He said if the fragments are in fact from higher primates It could provide evidence that the earliest forerunners of higher primates were in Burma rather than Egypt. "It's possible that these thing' were first In Burma and later turned up In Egypt," Slmons sad."Itaeemstobeanmgge In the history of primate development," he salt The expedition was financed by the Smithsonian Institution and the L.S.B. Leakey Foundation at Pasadena, Calif., Sanford said. a I fvva NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) - Judy Holland of south Nashville decided It was time to evacuate her home when she heard that her neighbor's dog was floating away. Qvil Defense officials estimated that 1,600 people in 14 counties In Middle and Wed Tennessee evacuated their homes. By late Friday, officials said the water was receding, despite a light rain that continued to fail, and people began returning to what remained at their homes. Polio Problem Prime Minister Thatcher Prepares To Name Cabinet looks of Bullard's face, according to oolice reports. GUN TAKEN A thief broke into the home of Gail Gilchrist, $ Holly Ave., Sanford, Thursday by crawling though a window on the northwest side of the house, police said. Police said once Inside the home, the thief dole a .23 caliber, pistoL a watch, rings, and other Items with a total value of 1645, DODGE STOLEN A 1979 Aspen Dodge was detected missing from a Longwoo4. dealership dUring an Inventory in April, according In tue om Nock at Mulberry Avenue In Santord Friday, police Coa*y &pWm *Iss. said. The dark metallic brown automobile valued at $5343 wa4 Dan Morris, 73, at 1506 Williams Ave., lost $772 Friday when two Police said Harry Hawkins, 40, was ordered to turn over his stolen from the parking lot of Bob Dance Dodge, Inc., U.S. H1gh men asked him to exchange his wallet for what he thought was a money to a man who approached him from the rear and placed an way 1742, Longwood, deputies say. The car was a demonstraticit wad of bills valued at $500, Sanford pollee said. model. unknown object to his head. Police said Morris picked iç the men near a Sanford bank and p Hawkins surrendered his money, but was unable to provide a drove them to Palmetto and Third streets. One of the passengers description at the robber, police said. pulled out of his pocket what looked to be a wad of $50 bills and BURGLARY H y asked Morris for an exchange police said. Morris gave the men A thief who the bottom portion of the door to Smitty's ama wallet and walton wnue us two men never returned and : Inc. office atV14 Orlando Drive Friday escaped with a cash box (Co.tlued From Page IA) Morris removed the first bill at the wad and found a stack of torn containing $W, Seminole County sheriff's deputies salt longer), Bissell says he looks for a Im-orm commitment paper strips underneath, police said. Deputies said the thief took two pieces from the sliding door of from potential residents. The halfway house wants the BURGLARY ARREST the building and crawled through the opening. optimum return on Its manpower investment, Bissell Two Altamonte Springs men were arrested early Saturday says. BOND SET morning while allegedly breaking Into a cleaning store at 920 Bond was set At $10,000 for Thelma Brooks, 31, of 165 Bethune "It is not In the bed Interest of anybody If we have C And 'Rover' Floated Away •• Knifed A 30yesrold Sanford man Is listed In fair condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital today following treatment for knife wounds to his face and stomach sustained In a bar fight. Robert 0. Fulton, Lake Monroe Terrace, was In the Silver Tip Bar, 1509W. 13th St., late Friday night when an unidentified man pulled a knife and slashed him across the face and again In the stomach1 Sanford _____ police said. Police said the "s'lIant left the ___ scene after the knifing and ___did not know what___ witnesses precipitated the fight. The victim ___ was mibi, to provide kiarmatlon as to the Identify at the at. '' • umber. poei iaid. prised If another walkout was threatened next week when negotiations begin on wages and pension benefits for the city workers. • IN BRIEF —- ford Man BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) - More than 2,000 city workers have returned to work after settlement of a strike over Insurance coverage - but their union leaden begin wage talks next week.Cfty Councilman Richard Arrington said the union leaden had down uame "muscle-flexing" lwishi IfriuM Lake Mary Woman's Club readies merchandise for the annual charity sidewalk sale on First Street In Downtown Sanford sponsored by SISTER, Inc. From left, Betty Lindmeler, Janet Holland and Frances Pratt. - City Workers On The Job Prison Guards VIVORLD'- ••• Sunday, May 6,1979-3A SANFORD • - - ••- 3236040 •••----•----• I I I SANFOØD PLAZA Nwy174$ and $ie',St. ' SN Me.. In Sat, 10 A.M..9 PM. Open $unday fl:154s35 P.M ORLANDO DOWNTOWN — 1$N.Orani.Ave. Opes Tuse., Wet. furs £ Oat, 9:35 A.M..o P.M. Ops. Msis. and Friday 9:35A.M,431 pM, WINTU PARK MAI4. AW Lee Read Me.. lhrv Oat, It A.M.-0 P.M. j Opeii Sunday 12:354:30 PJ& • _i'p,'ri&_2.,-,,',, ' ...'' ' - • " • •' 1 ' ' •' -• •• - �Evening lleia l d 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3063fl-Z11 or $311993 Sunday, May 6,1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 00 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, *20.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock By GEOFFREY POUNDS Soaring Gas Prices Add Oil Shale Lure JULIAN BOND an- mercially unacceptable. The sudden deposition of the Shah of Iran and subsequent curtailment of the flow of Iranian has rapidly decreased the gap between the price of crude oil from Arabian wells and the potential cost of deriving oil from shale. Of more significance than cost at this time, perhaps, is the fact that the expanse of rock in colorado, Utah and Wyoming is believed to contain Up to two trillion barrels of oil. By comparison only 657 billion barrels of oil can be expected from worldwide petroleum reserves, - In W74, nine large oil companies were awarded. However, steady hikes In the world price of crude oil and the never-ending spiral in retail gasoline pump prices tend to blur the difference in 'cost of oil from shale, which has been about $6 a barrel. Production of a mere 700 billion barrels 'would supply the United States for 100 years. Congress Is again exploring the possibility of -federal financing and operation of demonstration programs In the shale fields. A tax-credit program to give the oil industry a temporary $3-a-barrel - Incentive to develop an extraction system also is gaining congressional support. An immediate decision on the route to follow, according to industry estimates, could put shale oil on the market in as little as 10 years. A pliloso0dca1 battle on the financing and '.stton 'of eiiplatory plants, however, could delay progress until the next century. The elusive goal of energy "self-sufficiency" is "attaInable through application of current technology to known resources. To continue to close our eyes to an abundant supply of domestic fuel at the height of a developing fuel crisis is r irresponsible, if not criminal. Cos tly To Navy The Senate Budget Committee eshlblt.d a foolish, false economy in rejecting the chance to purchase four guided missile destroyers for the Navy at a net saving of same $800 million. The four Sprusnce.clus ships are among the available mrgalns, no w that the new government of Iran has cancelled nijor contracts for military purchases from American nanutacturers. The ulilpi are under construction at Litton Industry's Inp3ls Division yard In Pascagoullas Division yard In Pascagoula, Miss. The Navy could purchase these badly needed escort vessels for $L38 billion, roughly two-thirds the coal of the ships if construction of Identical models were thIs year or next. But the Budget Committee, alert for once to save a dollar even If it —- Wgher costs tomorrow, vetoed the Navy's proposal, _________ ___ We are told that some committee members also balked at the prospect of already advanced toward the porch..e price at a time when Telwon Is boosting oil prices. The logic of this last argument eludes us completely. Does It have to cod the taxpayers *soo million or more In lost savings jiM so the Senate Budget Committee can commiedcai. Its pique over rising oil prices. The full Senate only partially rectified this foolishnes by McDowell of the Oviedo office of the state department of transportation. He said he receives numerous Inquiries about the different road names every week. Highway 17-92 Is probably the most misunderstood road in the area, he said. "Everyone seems to have a different name for It," McDowell said of the highway. "In fact, It's rarely referred to correctly." 4 cm YIAR 70M And Then Chance In Rhodesia ne Vote I ./ O .0 .-~.-,~ ;TwA C O- mOW I- whatever zeal remains In Washington for social legislation in this, the postProposition 13 period, shall focus on the Impending battle on National Health Insurance. Neither welfare nor anything else except Health Insurance has a chance of enactment, they say — and don't bet on Health Insurance, But if prospects for welfare reform leilsiatlon seem to be stuck solid, the welfare crisis itself rages on. Everyone in the nation — rich and poor suffers. Desolte oresent prosperity, welfare rolls soar. Last year 10.8 million received - - - A Genes is 5 • WASHINGTON Women who rim their own made an official finding that women have been though Congress changes In the law which make petltors" on the part of the society. companies are being given short sheift by the discriminated against in the federal 8-A status even more difficult for women to The society has denied the Fit staff charges Carter administration on their fight for a fair procurement process. oltain. and has complained that the agency should he Bid InhlErity groups — through their political share of government contracts under the anPresident Carter's response to the plight of spending its time going after hack p1wtic statutes. clout and the experience in government contract bialnesawomesi was to create an Interagency surgeons who advertise their services. In plain terms, the Small Business ties4kig they hive acquired over the years - Task Force on Women. The task force is exThe FTC Investigators bells,, that tide Is a is giving have succeeded in limthrig the access of peded to release an executive order on women's responsibility of the dates. They also chim that figuratively but net literally. Though by law, b iiwoman to the federal contract pie let bmithise enterprise within a few weeks. But a one of the mod notorious hack surgeons "did, in companies owned by women can queWy as adds for minorities. Today only about 36 of the rough draft we obtained Indicates that the fact, complete the reqiaie tralthig and was disadvaadagsd contractors d4pk for special 3,796 firms in (leo *ceih.d '1-A" esdi- Adenlsddriticn Is more concerned with cosmetic BoardelIgIble." consideration In goveramud awarde, in practice I C ImInMIon prreni are owned by white changes and high-sounding phrases then In The FTC Is continuing to dusty ways to keep they are being virtually shut out by the A women. mtanc.. the society from exaggerating the importance of ,,All It Is, Is nice PR," one women's Thereason lick: The blackcplt.linn" £rSciMSBAinIgatjOfld,d,dUMthe ri gh ts Its'bosrd's accreditation. set up under PrU4iM was .IiMon of wcm from the set-adds contract advocat. told our reporter Rocleofle Sharp.. "All WANT AD: This Is by way of a want ad for disigeid to ad adds a cubb amovat of kdard money has net always been legaL The In- 1 hear Is, We 'n1ce4o.womm' year. Woman don't Mabel Hollingsworth of Wi Birch &, R'1, spending for _erpy 1ag riMors That vs*Igators' raped IM been suppressed by SBA need to be petted on the head... We need money Ark. And for Uncle Sam as welL "Wanted: w in the deys bdau women's equality becio IclaIs since It was cc"cht.d In October. OppOiti'Uis." SOflimhls to mow the Hollingswerth lawn; also, a major palilkal Issue: blacks and other eIMt, The InvestIgators found "obvious and M)KAL MONOPOLY? The Federal Trade someone In govermnad to show a little cnna minorities were regarded as the only twgds of deliberate" discrimination against Marilyn (mi%eli is - checking into a "nail but In- arms In programs for welfare reclifriti" OW the A has bsmi srIad.d Andeilis, a white wom whose IA status was fluential group of doctor. In the lucrative field of Let Mrs. Hollingsworth explain: "My • in that diriMIen. • Sk0db1!111e the SBA decided she was not surgerto Ifitissigenjagln hi.band and I are elderly, me being 7$," she And black business Weruts ate dicmned 1d*deadviMagsd OicWi Interviewed by uitkcmpstltive practices. wrote us. "My husband Is blind to protect their herd-won turf. "If white wamas the Iiiistlgstors adsalited Aadeulla was kicked The American Society of Plastic and ago had a*cke. Until then, wewere able to are the joIn the minority umbrella, we an JiM wrap It "* became she was a Receadnadiw S'agsens set up a osetlflcatlosi for our lawn, baigg bus bvj& up clean wemsn,"as.sw. upaigeue pletion" one Mai told s, In do kcalsdth, Am of Id. * Now wecesmgpet , ihe Invadigaton found that 'i"" sex IiMk Surgery. Mcording to an Isdsmal FTC 'lbs people on welles, and there are many Yet the dendvadaged stata of -'.- dIwl' ealds tlw,qPiqg the SBL They momo, the society "has sought to eactude who are able bodied, are afraid of gdting cut o neea.m agmcyv r as well as cosnpaTh by mimipressaglsig to the pohile WeUareshould they mow alawnordeanywo rk L__ $p of 1h aivtM artium plmu1 two of Its ieIak and to hnepl1ik that only Boardceetdled plas that people like us could pay far. We are JiM a bit tic ration's biiiru aidibise socitad for only 3 &A go weui'sutnace minority gro have surgeons are competent to perform pale above poverty line. Weds ad rsiL,s ceady aid -I I 11 011.811 Isla amc,u1* ble the 'te sgey" ___ bills and ru 'te yp, a u,aKr'.g p.. dthe roped esid TheFTCilviMIgMonhavsintsrpret.dIheI, never under $Nalaig,gK case, bid lbs 0,11 RIs Cw— th* Npreadatirea hiv. managed to ISbWbdmp as a 'Coiraey to ,lnds cern- . IM "Mt"n. our lawn tam to usda." - ' ' -* ' 0-,q__.6 "-' ...a. -- -.- 4-- - - .. ....-: - — . .. -' . ... ... . . .• •-•• - ............... - - -- . - - - • - -_ - - • ' -- Sunday, Maya, ine—s - - N ,u4)e) ' 'p. l"1 a I I I 1 ft I & . 4, ' N 1. - '4 4 • .. • I , - 1 — Te A a P ., N..,i' • h ,,.,.., . ' , --L..% II: ,. : . #4 1 w\. "P ("t.. "" should combine now in order to win comprehensive reform, In Incremental £ 4' -1 4W , •. - ni l .. ' '. 5,' 11 11 , '. S — - Even the most sophisticated observers steps. are astounded by the extent to which U.S. As an eventual goal - to be attained transfers of Income from the average over a period of years - I recommend taxpayer to the poor have grown. A adoption of a national graduated income volume published by The Institute for assistance program. The Graduated Socioeconomic Studies last year revealed Income Supplement (GIS) would eventhat 182 programs In fiscal year 1977 spent tually substitute for all existing Income $248.1 billion for income maintenance and transfer programs. "to fight poverty." That equalled 69 That's the long-term aim. Initially, In percent of federal tax receipts for the line with incremental progress toward (l f . ' • ' . I F -- •: " . ' ' . '•'. J 'I . , . - comprehensive solution, a small-scale GIS • The destructive effect of those immense should be established. Its funding would be • outlays on the national deficit, on the generated and pooled from the integration strength of the dollar overseas, on spen- and elimination of some of today's derived. No increase of the Federal dable income, and on the ability of the redundant or undesirable programs. Budget would be Incurred, private sector to capitalize and expand GIS substitution for existing benefits The net effect of the GIS would be a cash production is obvious. would be done dollar for dollar. GIS dollars income supplement for the needy, while For years, I have advocated corn- would replace the same amount of benefits constituting relief to the average taxpayer prehensive welfare reform, i.e., con- an individual receives irrespective of the In whit would amount to an income tax solidation and integration of all welfare program from which the benefits are credit. - , • ' • - '-; '- ' - ' Imm 1 1 0 ' ' , Ofcourse,thercaresJilie'-the.set.i.rely so struutur'd Lu ciisurc lra't'iitivc for the handicapped or chronically ill, for poor who want to work. example who would continue to need My chief argument is that the beginnh1 special assistance. For the vast majority, of G IS comprehensive reforni is a national however, the GIS would provide all necessity now! It must not be left on the necessary assistance at reduced cost to back-burner of Washington's legislitie I h.. 'S.'S'JI. %lu" IIIIIA?IItUII, ,U.,) IS pliulliltS. - - 41 We are old crones. We are silly old men. We are wicked witches. We are the old humpbacks who cast evil spells on lovely princesses. It's a long time since "Hansel and Gretel," the classic sexist, ageist 111 ,I1 U11345 Blumenfeld __________ Illustrated children's books published between 1968 and 1976. The books cornr p ised 22,500' pages and 18,000 pictures. Here's whit the survey found: ' Two social scientists studied 549 contact with our grandchildren, this Is ~ I : I V :.-. use the word "little." And 2.8 percent use the word "ancient." The situation gets worse when it comes to personality descriptions of the elderly in children's books. The most frequent adjectives, "sad" and "poor", appear 15.6 percent of the time. In 11.7 percent of the books, the most frequent personality adjectives are "dear," "happy" and - Harold .,,~~;_,~ 1 i i~ ~ ~ Few of us are presented in heroic or active roles. Our grandchildren may, therefore, think as little of us as do their parents. childhood tale. - Only 3.64 percent of the 549 children's Ageism In today's books for children works against us in two ways: We are books focused on an older person as a either pictured as enemies or children or principal character. At a time when we we're not recognized as people at all, older Americans have little continuous ' 1 11 0 dismaying. - —Inmany books, we seniors get into the story only marginally. More than 75 percent of older characters have in. determinate roles. - And we're peripheral to the story. We oldsters are pictured alone In fewer than one-half of one percent of the books. We "rileased." Thus, we seniors are dear, old, ancient grandparents. Sad 'and poor though we are, we remain happy and pleased. So say picture books to his daughter. The unappetizing treatment of the aged in prose and picture startled him. Working with Joyce Lesler, a doctoral student, he set out to quantify the types of behavior assigned to older characters in children's literature. Ansello and Lester examined the collection of "Easy and Juvenile Picture Books" circulated by the Montgomery County, Med., Public Library system. They discussed their findings with the directors of the Council on Interracial B(XIkA for Children, a resource center for ___ $ucatoç arlans. - With the counct1' 'ilpprOval, 'mé researchers extended their study to inelude the representation in children's literature of older people froni racial are background figures. - In general, we perform uninteresting the authors and U1tstratrs. ta*s rather than creative ones. We h*sretl1' to 'poht 04* this' study came about, In 549 children's books studied, our Edward F.Anaello, associate director of physical characteristics are covered by only three adjectives. A total of 75.3 per-the Center on Aging at the University of cent use the word "old." Some 5.1 percent Maryland, got the Idea while reading minorities. Among their findings were: • ' - Black old people appeared in: .3.4 pere'esit of children's books, - Elderly hispanics were present ju I.; percent. -ewer than 1 percent of the book:. included elderly Asians or native 'ilie lesson for older Aiiicricans ihou]ti be obvious. We are a minority irup. tlong with all minorities, ', e (ieaiicd and neglected. We get this froiii many directions. Do we need it in children's books kb" Their distorted view4 itdsi peoAs muay ' young reader's lifetime. We seniors are not boring, inconsequential people We don't want,Viugrandchildren to think so. Parties 8 Politics , Grindle: F'isnanceCha*irman Super salesman, Art Grindle whose appointment as finance chairman in the 1980 re-election campaign of Congressman Richard Kelly,R-Holiday, was announced as well as the declining number of spaces In Barrimcas National Cemetery near Pensacola. Barrancas is the only veterans cemetery only a few weeks ago has resigned that in the state with available gravesites. The position. highlight of Chappell's testimony was his In a letter to the congressman, whose announcement that he had located an district includes parts of Seminole County, available site In the Withiacoochee State Grindle said he was resigning to accept the Forest. He noted the site is in the central position of finance chairman of the Florida part of the state and deed to the land Is still Republican Party. held by the federal government. mally announced. "To increase Republican penetration, Orange County Commissioner Dick Chappell, who has been negotiating with the oartv will require strong finances, a Fischer announced his candidacy for the state officials concerning the possibility of strong organization and above all strong Democratic nomination for the Florida using the Withlacoochee land for a new candldates.Thli is a challenge I could not fifth district seat last week, cemetery, reported that Florida's Cornturn down," Grindle told Kelly In the One of Kelly's latest efforts in Congress missioner of Agriculture, Doyle Cannot, letter, concurs with his proposal. is his co-sponsorship of legislation to Grindle left no doubt, - however, that he establish a 1,200 acre veterans cemetery "The W1th1MCOOCIIee site is virtually continues his support for Kelly. "Your along the Swnter-Hernando county line. Ideal for use as a national cemetery," voting record shows that, as a The site is north of Silver Lake in the Cliappefl said. "Gegraphicaflyitlswithin Withlacoochee State Forest, a day's visit by Interstate highway of Kelly has joined in sponsoring a bill by almost all of Florida's 1.3 milII veterans, Congressman Bill Chappell, D" ila, to In fact 659,000 of those veterans live within establish the cemetery, 100 miles of the site, he said. months ago, Grindle indicated he Some whose district also includes Chappell, Kelly in the candidate against would be a C1appell has Introduced legislation to 1980 elections, but later changed his mind, part of Seminole County, has been fighting open a new national cemetery In Florida Another unofficial candidate for the GOP to have a new national cemetery opened 18 every year since entering the House of nomination for the congressional seat Is Florida for the past 10 years. Representatives in 1969. His bills have He testified before the House Veterans Bill McCollum, chairman of the Seminole never mentioned a specific site other than County Republican Executive Committee. Affairs Coimnittee recently about the high a location us Central l"Ionda and each legislative attempt died In committee. Neither McColluin nor Kelly has for- number of veterans who reside in the state 'Too Much Nothing' U.S. Beat At' Own Game By LeROV POPE UPI Business Writer NEW YORK (UP!) - Possibly the 'biggest cause of declining productivity In the United States Is that too many ,'Amerlcana spend 45 percent of the working day doing nothing, says the head of a prestigious group of management consult'Ing companies. James A. Skidmore, Jr., Is president - of Science Management Corp., of Mooredown, N.J., which owns a group of onsu1tlng flrns* Including the Handy 1Asaoclates, Hádrlck & Co., O'Donnell I AaaocIatea, A. W. Martin Associates and WOFAC Group. 'iWSkIdam was an adviser, to Presidents has 130 4:1990" : . year! 0 Here we are, sweet, loving, kindly, elderly men and women grandparents. But in children's stories, we come out a ogres. — . •••••• *•••_••4 . column. Is SBA Giving Women The Business? ____ -,slow - - . __-_-%1.1~1.11101111ft ION congressman, you have served your constituents well and I look forward to working with you in the future," Grindle &%. •"••••'••$ have been "continuously ' on welfare for three or more years" You'll want to have a heart.to-heart talk with your librarian after you've read this JACK ANDERSON a —.1 ' iN O programs Into one easily administered (AFDC). A total of 33 million were getting program. Others urge incremental Medicaid and Medicare and 16.8 million reform, I.e., modifying separate programs were given Food Stamps. to correct their deficiencies while leaving Yes, some families, studies Indicate, are the system basically intact The fact Is, however, that today's able to extricate themselves quickly from • simply Will IiaiID Cwi.8ii. welfare But according to a Rand Cor poratlon Study,almost two-thirds of Immediate enactment of a fullscale monthly If e support goes to cases that reform bill. Rather than arguing against 'MUN42111 . ' t.r.pou by any c*anca i. mmk?' 4_ -. ' Survey Produces Alarmin Statistics — - Fwf4Ijp I . Aid For Families with Pependent Children Many observers convincingly argue that _____ - - .-,. ...-.-...-"-,. .......... .• .. By LEONARD M. GREENE Special tothe Herald - ' 4111 AA64 ug. fad ,.,%"--, * Is it Intended for an actual sale or is It merely part of the White House decor? . UIIPAI 'SIPSIp, --- Welfare Reform Making Comeback On. Carter *st Sunk without a trace by last fall, welfare reform may now be making something o a comeback on the administration's "action list." A strippeddown version of the Carter proposal for last year Is reportedly ready to be wheeled onto the Carter showroom floor, ______ - — .. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Last year, welfare reform was No. 1 on the Nation's Social Agenda. So said the Carter administration. The Washington press corps chorused its agreement A A Replay Of F ' - I 6' jye __ __ 4 _ - -. ' - • uJ2i - - - . - - !" — I There's an enormous amount of conservative self satlafaction at the Just concluded elections in Somewhere along the line, U.S. policy toward ZWRhOdC5ia. And why not? Rhodesia skewed from simply favoring After all, the nearly 65 percent turnout is replacement of white minority with black greater than in most elections held here. Surely majority rule over to what amounts to tacit this must reflect a longing for an end to the war support for anti-democratic terrorist guerrillas. that has been waged in that country since before Ian Smith unilaterally and illegally In light of the recent elections in Rhodesia, declared his independence from Great Britain. President Carter's advisors on African policy But most press accounts we read don't tell from Andrew Young to the State Department Americans how patently unfair these elections have put the administration In the embarrasing were, despite the large number of participants, position of appearing to be opposed to a Here's how It went: moderate, democratic course for Rhodesia-In January, half of the white electorate —2 Zimbabwe. percentcountrypopulation -\ .— constitution under which the recent elections, Foreign observers who went to Rhodesia were open to all, were held. virtually unanimous In reporting that the —In early April, the white minority voted elections were, on balance, fair and free. alone again. It elected its represefltauves_2$of Terrorist threats to disrupt voting did not 100 members - to the national House of materialize and guerrilla leader Joshua Nkomo Assemy. bl and Robert Mugabee were red uced to —In mid-Aprill every adult Rhodesian, white or black, polemicizing and posturing for U.S. television SCIENCE WORLD tofffl the remaIning flseats, audiences In Interviews on "60 MInutes." could vote for any candidate. Blacks could only, vote for other blacks. Voter turnout, according to the Rhodesia Thus white Rhodesians chose the new government was even greater than expected. It government's form, voted alone to fill more than reached 63.9 percent, something for American a quarter of Its national legislature with white election day stay-at-homes - to ponder. U.S. seats and then voted again to help choose the edu d cate Bishop Abel Muzorewa's party wan a • HOUSTON (UP!) - space engineer Jim oxygenation would grow to support higher remaining 72 black lawmakers. heavy majority of to the parliamentary .is proceduregave Oberg thsorlzesman one day could remake other plants, then insects, then animals, trees and although sensitivity tribal and politicalseats, patWtIIL (j' pl anets In Earth's Image using a process called finally humans. i the constitutional process. Each "Oxygen would give you an ozone layer to terns will ensure cabinet representation by both member of the 96-percent black majority had tem1 ' planetary engineering to create atmospheres, only one, oceans and forests where none protect you from ultraviolet radiation," said major black tribes and by Ian Smith's white Oberg, who argued the process eventually could party. The new government's head will be black, IPA now exist. Oberg said the process might take only 100 become selfgeneratlng, like Earth's ecosystem. remnants of SmiWa wil,aw regime will AM The President's advisors, ostensibly cornen OI ' ha is '° " JJS6 forbook'a major niiuet to an aniisrt" cost 4qi$ ns4#bos. • f' • aauiaçiace company andaIthIer author ofa t the levers of power power over each cit'en, . white•Oi Mars right now the sky Is red because of tatively titled "New Earths," said Earth's moon Nkomo and Mugabee) have Mes(WuUy refused selected constitution gives the shrinking white the bnt,but there are certain things we might do or Venus might also be prospects for terrafor- to recognize one very Important Rhodesia population a decade of domination over country's police forces, civil service, judiciary to tirnthe sky blueand put our space suits In the ming, but he said the moon's lack of water and reality: the guerrillas were determined to rule the country and neither one of them could win an closet and walk around In the open air." Venus' high surfae temperatures create and armed services. eleotlon. He said gravity on Mars, though less thin half ferent problems. The Zimbabwe-Rhodesia elections reflect a Key questions, not to mention cost, are vast divergence of racial opinion in the United that on Earth, is adequate to hold humanNkomo, the stronger of the two (and backed by supporting atmosphere If man can create one. whether there's enough water on Mars, whether States. Soviet Union funds and arms) isa member of the But Mars gets very cold, with temperatures of Mars' soil Is too salty for Earth's plants, and minority Ndebele tribe. Had he participated In 1 NAACP, through Its president, Margaret minus 150 degrees Fahrenheit much of the time. whether there will be enough energy available, free open elections (and he had been Invited to Bush Wilson, is firmly opposed to legitimizing There also might be ethical or religious doubts. by Smith and the would black moderates) he could not this naked exercise In white domination. The 16 the pd, using giant bring mirrors or "We wouldn't be playing God," on Oberg said, have prevailed even if he had gotten all the members of the Congressional Black Caucus covering portions of its surface with heat- "We would be replaying Genesis another stand united In opposing any recognition of the abeothg materials possibly quarried on Mars' world. We'd be following the blueprint. The Ndebele votes - about 15 percent of the population. Mugabee, though a member of the newly elected government. Earth Is the blueprint." m, Oberg saki. majority Shana tribe, simply does not command Likewise, the National Urban League "The suspicion is there is water frozen in the Even If man never achieves the creation of a any significant following within Rhodesia. So, Rev. Jessie Jackson's PUSH have urg members of the U.S. Senate to refuse to relax ed - soil and at the Icecap.," he said. "You'd heat It humanaupporting ecosystem on another planet, the two are not reduced to a "rule or ruin" iç and It would become an ocean and evaporate Oberg said questions raised and answered might Posture. sanctions which have managed to into the atmosphere. The atmosphere would help prevent the destruction of Earth's enSmith this minute step toward real majority be. thicker and twit onto natural " viro,g, nile.over 100hlacksInleadershjppoiJthave If President Carter's advisors continue to sulk The thicker atmosphere would increase surappealed to President carter to co,glmw to about the Rhodesian election - as they did as He said the idea has been nurtured by face pressures, now too faint - about one. enforce sanctions. science soon as the results were known - the United - hundredth of Earth's - to support human life, fiction writers, Including Dr. Jack Williamson states will be In the Ironic and perverted pIthn But most Americans haven't been told how "Once you get the thicker atmosphere, mostly who coined the word "terraforinlng" In of encouraging continuation of the bloody civil tilted toward the white minority Smith's etecti water vapor and carbon dioxide, you then have Oberg wants to move It Into the realm of war by the terrorists. scheme was, or that 7ãn'bsbwe.Rhodesla's two to break that down laZe regular oxygen and theoretical science. largest black political parties, ZANU and ZAPU, that's what pwZs are good for," Oberg said. That's why he helped coordinate a terraforPresident Carter, on the other hand, If he were barred more than two years ago and denied 'y use carbon dioxide end give off oxygen." ming session that was an unofficial side event to recognizes the realities Involved, can "give any participation In the presumably open midThe water and carbon dioxide would support the recent Lunar and Planetary Science peace a chance" by invoking the Case-Javlts April elections. only lichen or ulpe at first, but Oberg theorizes ference at Johnson Space Center. amendment to lift sanctions against Rhodesia. purdie of two of the four destroyers. We can hops that semi prevails In the Hoes. In the farm of permission coIv for the Navy to buy all four, even If something less preuing that the Navy's sldpbelldb program miat be shaved to finance the bIiISin. BERRY'S WORLD - Or Is It Part Of White House Decor? s _ -- - 1. RONALD REAGAN I - 1. McDowell said the official state designation for • the highway Is 15400. The 17-92 tleslgnatlon, he said, Is simply used for map.maklng purposes. Any highway which runs interstate will have a U.S. number so that travelers can follow It from state to state without getting confused. So why don't any of the signs say 15100? I Ii41,0NIMP One M But the bill died in the House, due to the ticipated cost, which was believed to be corn- Two years later, they asked that the leases be suspended because of the doubtful profitability of the venture. Occidenta l Petroleum asked for a delay in a pilot project in which the federal government was a partner. -- 54 Just last summer, the U.S. Senate approved legislation that would have put the federal government into the business of extracting oil from shale rock in a 17,000-square-mile area on the western slope of the Rockies. leases on the government-owned land and encouraged to perfect methodsof extracting the oil, ;§ - -- -n% I. _*.-.S. If so, you're not alone, according to R.C. ••1fl P'JL1t!td' oTSairini led-- 7ec'enU Me Association members agreed to thoroughly married after just one week. As well establish a special account to fund Christmas On shad, the couple went through three decorations In the downtown. ceremonies in a two-day period last weekend so that The DBA also has plans for summer promotions. ailing relatives In the hotal could be present at Entertainer Harry Wise, known as "Mr. Magic," the wedding. will be contacted to see what dates he could perform "I'm quite sure we're married," said James this for downtown shoppers and visitors. Plans call for week. His new bride agreed. three performances on three consecutive days. Also convinced of the couple's marital status Also under consideration by the DBA is an notary Janet Jacobson. Mrs. Jacobson, a friend of "Employee Appreciation" week or weekend. the couple, performed each of the three ceremonies During those days, merchants will grant discounts at no cost. of 10 to 15 percent for all downtown employees. "The first three times were freebies, but the next one is going to cost them," she said. Ever wonder when French Avenue becomes Sanford's Downtown Business Association Is Orlando Drive or when Orlando Drive officially alremdX thinking Christmas. At Its general meeting becomes U.S. 17-92? posts with Pepsico and other companies. What makes his opinion most Intriguing Is that his company's original division, using technology and methods invented in America to do It. ____ WhatIs aplu1hig,heud, the drive and WOFAC (standing for Work-Factor), ___ to work biird and put all the skljlsof played a big role In raising the produc- wlfl Amedcan workm and mcutivesto work. tivity of the United States' greatest International competitor, Japan. Indifference Is lawgsly to blame, he said. what WOFAC was formed in 1941 to create a„ Tbet criMes the prodectivity gap system for monitoring the productivity of and the gap Is the blood cam ofbfl*,n blue-cellar workers. It began working In -It IS on ~ threat In the lJni$id Japan In 1149 and has since spread to States, shod o(the threat a new war would England and many other countries. • In sounding the alarm about what he called the, "wldining gap” between "Peopie who don't stop to think what It productivity in the United States and cods Its stretch a five-minute coffee breik competitor countries, Skidmor. said other to 35 minutes every day jiM don't realise countries are beating American Idus1ry' how mucti that attitude contributes to 4 own Mow ad, for the meet part, e wist" he UK *Z* and effort for the benefit of Panama, Egypt and Israel and mainly for himself. My prediction is that due to the high interest rates, high material prices and high wages that business will be so curtailed by six months from now that a worker won't be able to buy a job, unless some major change is made before this happens. Stephen G. Balint Sr. Sanford During the past two or more years so many unusual things have happened In this country that one has to wonder who is running It. First the racketeers run the price ol sugar out of reach of the poor people, then the price of coffee, next the price of beef and the price of gasoline and fuel. First they create a false shortage and then a price rise. After they get the price to the range of excessive profit to suit their desires, then the product becomes plentiful. This has put our people under such a pressure and mental strain that they have a don't care attitude and when they drive on the highways, they drive like there was no tomorrow. Due to this the accident and crime rate has increased to a degree that it has never been before. Our state and national leaders are not doing anything to alleviate this condition because they are afraid that they might step on someone's toes who helped to elect Guild Thanks 'l'lianks to Jim Ilaynes for coverage of the Ballet Guild "Bowl (br. Ballet" tournaimient. The herald hi.' been a veritable source of support ol,, BGS activities for so many years, apd it's good to know you don't tire of u. easily. Our tournament was a fair success, though for a first year endeavor we did, well. Thanks again for your continuttI, support. Joe Monserr4. - Lake Mary Praise 1 was totally unaware of the high quality public service that the Lake Mary Police Department and the Paramedic Division of the Fire Dept. offer the residents of our city. At 2 a.m. my mother appeared to be dying last week. In less than five minutes two officers were at the door, also the fire chief, his son and two other Paramedics with the V.F.D. to help and revive her. The ambulance arrived shortly thereafter to take her to the hospital. All of this resulted from one phone call to the Police Department. It Is Incredible that a city this size has swh effecient and civic minded volunteers. Twenty-four-how' police service is a than. The president could have put a price and wage ceiling on everything two years ago and the inflation would be curtailed long ago. He has not done one Iota for his own people. He has devoted most of his time Seminole's VA les. Lewle. (es s.at. onift Uuiug - 13 real comfort to our city. l{obert .J. Schimiitft l.ake lar- Men Reached The In Government W,s, D.C., lOW florida aNte: Rises 0, Reuse Office BUding, Tallahassee 32364 UI. las. Iichss'd liens 1118111011110 0111" awmbs W'i1,D.C., 196$ fluidsd1m left * I, Nue* Names IL, *96 Tob 111116,1111111101110 - See. Clark MaxwellRep. 50114 Brmtley 114$ State Rest. 434, P.O. Drawer m kb ni Melbeurus, Fle. 30001 IMSW"96 ML 317111 Tel. 331-1194 or 991*1341 TCL 72640 •::.; On behalf of The (;trdems Club or Sanford, 1 wish to publicly thank Ourselves Editor, Doris Dietrich lot' publicity she has given us this yeä" most especially for the coverage on out recent flower show. Because of her efforts, our mitonthl' gardening column "The Garden (;ite" and our monthly award of "The Garden of The Month" have reached the publ iA Mrs. Torn McDonald Publicity Chairman Rep. Rebut Hattaway P.O Ban $84, Allamiste Springs 32791 Tel. 131-9905 I&ksi" 3111110 Public Seek Jeha V.0, 17th District, chalrmu 1190 N. Ae Ave., Cocis *31 Tel. *713.1611 U.S. Rep. William Chappell House Office Building Washington, D.C., 29515 Florida office: 25$ Federal Building Ocala 32170 Congressman Richard Icelly 3*7 Cannon House Office Building Washington., D. C. 29515 Phone: (292) 2252171 1843 Slate Road 434, Suite 293 L.sigwoi4 Florida 31756 1305) 834-2942 kale Office IIue, TPwm 33394 S . - - - . ._ , •_ , ' ._,_ - 1. - & -4 . - �I •- .. . - . - &A-Evening H*rald, Sanford, Fl. + - ,-- - - p . + . . I - • Sunday, May 6,1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -C -uftvra[- %oc1c- Aw _ Its - Panel Dtlsposal 9ed'T On - DESIGNED Americans In North Korea PYONGYANG, North Korea Everybody is trotted through refused. "They aren't doing reporter and a two-man sound (UPI) "You must get the same factories, the same anything organlzed," the teach- and pict ure crew was the first married," a North Korean gorgeous subway stations, the er said. American television team in guide told two unwed American same communal farm and the American personal freedom Pyongyang since i9so repàtters touring the North same kindergarten, baffles the North Korean North Korea repeatedly has .. TO BENEFIT - Korian capital of Pyongyang. Unposed photographs make guides, in whose country vir- .- ......• asked the United States to Mâetof the lectures are abcag Norih Korea's 67-year-old founder and President Kim Ii - - '' t, ., . ,. . k: . , *.' % "4 - . .• pean and Japanese reporters in Pyongyang for the table ten is guides M-cialled his passport tournament, the Americans . produce n E:', q,,_.,'--- + such young children, they credit cards. Telephoning or asked. Crabbers explanation telexing of stories mist be paid t he did not until for in cash an : - - . ui &)d . .., . + 0 -'. 1111. .• 'f Cr1 : near Oviedo and in Sanford by clulses to garbage collection governments in the county year period as niandated by Sanford and Lake Mary. The completed study report is . VINCIS, 9TY 4$ 'jf r '. - • . •... 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E. wfll a%(. a surplus 0 was Knowles rominded the city and under the plan - much more county delegates the dVosal of , an needed o generate solid waste is an art evolving operate a ,a,r and en seW day by day. He said m. aplants will be CInator process to create gen erating more electricit y steam energy for electricity, needefrointhalOOtonso recommended in the report as garbage to be Robert "Bob" E. Daehn, a 12. North Orldndo club to an outthe ultimate method of solid ° year member of the Kiwanis standing community leader facility. WaSW disposal in Seminole Club of Sanford, was honored at Kiwanlan of the sixth division of He asked if the surplus waste County is new and relatively would then be burnd in the the North Orlando Kiwanis the Florida Kiwanis District. untried over any long term in incinerator at additional cost or Club. The sixth division iscomprised the nation . Daehn was the recipient of of 19 clubs, with a total of 900. if it Id be buried and where? Knowles said the committee He the coveted "Sidney A. members. ills issue needs should continue in effect i ti h d uld Singleton Award" which is The Sidney Singlet on meeting quarterly to keep up to presented annually by the Award t sell the North Orlando Kiwanis Club in memory of Sidney A. Singleton, a fellow Kiwanian. I iii& LADIES' TI ,, GALAXY 12" WATCHES + . Men District Governor, Thomas A. styles with bright 3-SPEED FAN digital Deen Jr made the eseflor bracelets. REG.$117.99 to tation and lauded Daehn for his blades. Removable grid. community involvement, and Ong No. 21 0 REG. $29.9 his exemplary record of perfect attendance of over 12 years in his club. Daetm was elected a ___________ director of the Kiwanis Club of COOKIE *31 the annual election Sanford at RIVAL 5-QUART IU' ''' C R"" member of d is an honorary POT Forms cookies, candies& fills f Rot Cro removes for cleaning a w..w) ary Club. He is Pastries and more No 7801 serving. See thru glass lid. REG. $19.99 a member of the, Greater MODEL 3350 REG.$27.99 it Sanford Chamber of Com___ merce, and was the winner of "a,. 499 The Topper Award of the mon cham be r two years ago. ___________________ NORTHERN Daehn resides with his SOUNDESIGN TRAVEL DRYER mother at 114 Shirley Avenue in TV RADIO handle foldsfor storage at --LEE)Indicator Ilyht, AMIF 81111*1911L h0milb(W whilo traveling. IL TV2 loands. at as rule tuning. REG. $11.99 Elarteries or AC/DC. No. 2495 r MYLANTA firms to collect garbage in a which haven't already ap- Electricity generated would given area. Sorenson said he proved the document and the state law. A 'nt 'I. I/& • + conducted Its study over a two being forwarded to each of the sewer plants. 111K + county government in Seminole built by Orlando at Iron Bridge of granting exclusive fran. submitted to those city 7~- ' •y +. +' + - tion in the report ' and women's teams comnosed of communit Teaers. ames werey beld to benefit the Youth SeI'ViC Systems matchiNg fun&. w Knowles added if the cle - of solid waste igar- study report saying it is subject bage) disposal in the county is to revision and review as the tricity were sold to the city that new homes would be being asked to remain state of the art evolves, government, that would not assessed for the entire future -' . The stud) report reioni violate power company fran costs of building the in organized to keep up with the mends that incancerators be chises. cinerators. ''I evolution of the art. of built at the Altamonte Springs The committee coulpOsed Lake Mar) Mayor Walter All the representatives 11J technical advisors for each of regional sewer plant and at the Sorenson said he does not like the city governments and the proposed regional plants to be the idea presented in the report agreed the report should be b#A teams Saturday as -p rances. REG. 79' LIMIT 2 TABMS Box of 40. With 124 off label. LIMIT 1 huge of d"If amptry, much 11INN do pirm TO., they play against men method . AIR FRESHENER 7-ounce assorted frag- .EFFERDEW " ft rimer. L•;' ., oo, are free to roam Pyongywgi, boAethose who try we hunted do" and politely rdwasid to their hotels You don'tspeak Kam and we don't went'you to Ist ide troublelill is the dkw exem Early on, the reporters food the North Korean rigidly ds*mlned to present a asrycmiMlee. is UPKI@d to Wer *e Fair, while Lori BWkd ceilato shows her wIndi ing project for the eighdilni; '.'t .' +:.' + 3- Ml reporters have been - presented to youth soft- ' . THPASTE TOO oz. be With 25' off label. LIMIT 1 ieaL," the standard North Kow phrase for their peeM- Ile was -- . . + GLEEM - or "fatherly r All Souls School Sclenesiq HsraId '%);.'.•. GLADE M11 1ktreet Journal, Time with l. coillillty. IMe shirts were - - I.-Im BIMMON son, 1111111 Point . _______ shirt designed by Chris Holden of the Seminole CoInty Youth Service Systems staff whack j. iii J C111116 ng Youth Week acaivities throughout the " - Minute the gates to United Press International, W est _____ The sub-committee of the with new developments. the city for use at the city hall, to give the service of operating Council of Local Governments The city manager urged and public works building or even in the city. Winter Springs Deputy in Seminole County which council iiiembers generally street lighting system. recently completed a study to agreed that d statement will be '1 suggest an on going Mayor Wilfred Arnold said his city does not concur with the determine the most feasible submitted to the state with the study," he said. • UUde small, the North Koreans at the Off TO In sixth grade at annisido.) : -i. ).. ( (.,'_ ,• , r I*opping an early plan to keep the American press West ployee Allyson Smith models Youth Day T. ..+ j'. - - isslied identity m& by do 'olq otn iid.' )luIl Debbie Pouncey (lefIk'i displays J rnrnla't on "11is' ri microscopic which won her n1 grade on fish - _____ e - . + +'. gartens. th visits to other puts Even o, ores are offer d, Nor provided the Americans pay for It per" ...-'.... •. + . Id, fad there have been v . + . try hreakfsstimtllbedtims ev&v reporter Is under the .. s guidance" is given credit for cold when he tried to take a Pyongyang in 1972 by reporters United States to North Korea. just about everything sue- picture of children playing in a from the New York Times and The Americans can telephone cessful in this Pennsylvania, neighborhood park, though the the Washington Post, the first their offices in the United aizW country of 17 million park was well equipped and the by Americans since the Korean States, but American operators pele, train tractor factories chlliken decently dressed. war. A blistering account of won't accept calls for Instead he was driven to a that trip by the Times' Harrtson Pyongyang originating in fl to gold medals won by Its larger and more pretentious Salsbury written after he had United States. Olympic athletes. The incursion into North park where no children hap. left enraged North Korean Me communications rates Korea by American news period to be playing, officials and the gates stayed are unusually high, not just for "We'll take you to another closed for a long time. media is On largest since 1950 Americans but for everybody. when U.S. reporters left Pyon park on May Day," the guide A reporter from a Chicago Sending pictures by wirephoto gyaN with rdresting Ameri- said. "Therell be a children's paper got in during IM. The to Tokyo cost $100 each. To can.lroops in the early days of function that day." present visit is the third. UP! telex a 500-word dory to Hong the Korean war. Anot her reporter who tried to and ABC were allowed the two Kong costs about $). Thecoun has been Ni1 children playing at recess largest delegations, three per. There has been no censorship since. In a primary school also was ions each. ABC's team of a of outgoing stories. ly closed to'Americans Ostensibly the Americans wery let in to cover the 3kh World Table Tenrils nships now in progress 0 Pyongyang. ne . - .. ' S a Is a .. Evening Herald em- iu-it said he was 54. Why did he have can't use communications children' .. , 3 13 . . . intense personality cults in the downtown streets and small was 37 was rejected as unThe ban on credit was iancommunist world. stores,includlngabeautyshop. thinkable, posed because U.S. law forhids The president's "on the spot Akatsila was turned down NoxthKoreaaflowedvlsftsto anytransferofmoneyfromthe and two broadeed ABC and CB& .. Crabbe let It slip that he had children 10 and 15 years old, Sung. objed of one of the mod formal pictures in Pyongyang's of Ole showcase projec-ts North Koria exhibits to foreigners, sucfi as model farms, factories, de*ment stores sail Wader. SCIENCE WINNERS . s, i your duty to - Studies ' .,, "It is your duty to produce the guides nervous, although tually everybody marries for reciprocate and allow its ch ildren to carry on your they did allow UPI's Japanese life in their middle 20s. Single newsmen to visit America. The couhtry's culture" photographer Shunsuke Akat- American reporters in their US State Department has That is just one of the lect ures suka from Tokyo to snap in- late 30s could not have at- always refused. bestowed on representatives of tracted more notice If they had Money has been one of the U ii eight American news been giraffes. worst headaches for the Amenorgthlzations who have been When UPI reporter Robert cans this time. Unlike Euro- tour6g Pyallwaq the p" week under the strict watch of North Korean guldes. . -. Its To Continue 4. Sunday.May6, 1979-7A [j OM TODAY 10 A.M. 1* 7 P.M. I MIP . Ann MI TA LUWWAWfth. he"*ft SANFORDt "I State St. sanhwd Pinza LONOWWO: Ww. 17." at $.It. 4m RIG. stes CAUILSINNf; Ismlnals Plaza 1433 kmoran Blvd. 2 + ONANIE CITY: Pour Townss $hsping Csnlsr •, ve S DR. CLONTZ - - -- * ' l �Sunday, Maya, 197 BA-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Lake Howell Seniors po- .1 iaf 4pw ii Compete In Houstor.1_,._ conference. Lisa won first place for her knowledge in apparel and accessories at the Two Lake Howell High School seniors will represent Florida in national competition at a manager-owner level. Laura took third place in the category of advertising services at the masteremployee 11. Mother senior at Lake Howell High School scored a first place in the state contest, but is not able to attend the Houston conference. He is Scott Mears, who won first place in petroleum category at the manager-owner level. career development conference next week in Houston. Seniors Lisa Pd and Laura Larsen will leave Tuesd y morning to attend the Dhtributive Education Clubs : America (DECA) Career Development Conference to be held Tuesday through Sunday. More than 6,0 students and coordinators of the high schools' individual distributive education clubs are expected to attend the conference. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CHARLESTON, ill. (UP!) - Richard Walker and James Corn tried to settle their disagreement with an Old Weststyle gun duel outside their neighborhood tavern but 20th- century justice prevailed. Dueling is a misdemeanor in Illinois and punishable by a fine competition automatically advanced to the Houston candidate the Republicans choose to lead battle, ' State Department insiders say the new SALT treaty is virtually tnnpIete, with the two superpowers down to negotiating such lust-minute details as whn iti,l tulu'rt' it will hi' signed. But signing a treaty especially a hot potato like SALT - Is a far cry from to his troubles in cooling America's inflation-weary economy, But perhaps the nost intriguing by-play is the strange Senate bedfellows the SALT issue is making. Republicans Conservative like Jake Garn of Utah, and Harry Goldwater of Arizona say the accord Is a cunningly conceived Soviet plot to turn the United States into a second-rate nuclear power. Defense-minded Democrats like Henry Jackson of Washington and Daniel Patrick Moynihan of New York insist the treaty would maintain the KrmIln's suoerioritv in heavy missiles and giant warheads. And even liberals such as William Proxmire, D-WIs., George McGovern, D-S.D., and ___ E.(ki., are Mark HadeW, t t won't lead to any big missile 'ratify it. President Carter's belea- reductions despite all the guered army of SALT support- hullabaloo. So, a much-heralded treaty :era Is being challenged on Capitol lull by a powerful that was supposed to give the "coalition of skeptical conser- United States and the Soviet vatives, liberals and middle-of- Union a new sense of mutual security has instead generated the-roaders. The outlook in the Senate is so fear, distrust and high political uncertain that political anayists drama. And another stumbling block say Carter may even decide at arose this week with the the last minute to delay signing acknowledgement by Defense the complicated product of Secretary Harold Brown it will seven years of tortuous take about a year for the United Strategic Arms Limitation States to regain ability to Talks. And the analysts warn that a adequately verify Soviet SALT defeat on Capitol Hill compliance with a SALT could return to haunt Carter in agreement - because of the the 1980 presidential election, loss of monitoring equipment adding a malor political defeat during the turmoil in Iran. aircraft. And U.S. intelligence agen- cies say they're still dDnfident of spotting cheating on many treaty provisions by using py satellites and radio monitoring devices, The controversy over SALT comes down in the end to a debate over Soviet motives for 'w. do not want Seminole High School's rings. As for Whitehead, the lull in the second when Bobby Then Wells came back in the scoreless innings ran his string Wells doubled off the left field baseball team isn't exactly a one-man gang, but star pitcher ninth inning and hit a solid of goose eggs to 21. He hurled Wail and scored on Walter Darren Whitehead certainly single to left field to plate Joe seven innings Wednesday night Law's single. The Patriots rallied for two has opposing teams talking to Marino with the winning run without yielding a run and had and end the game. themselves, two innings of cork ball runs in the fourth off Seminole starter Rick Bradley, who He sent Lake Brantley back "It was a tremendous display Thursday. to Forest City Friday night of clutch hitting," said "I don't really think there is pulled a back muscle and was after a 3-2 Seminole victory in Seminole coach Bobby Lun- any doubt as to who we will unable to finish. Key hits in the the championship contest of the dqulst. "They had their best start Tuesday night," mused rally for Brantley came from Jim Kramer, Frith and Buuy Class AAAA-9 district tour- pitcher out there. I think Lundquist. (Dean) Frith had won 12 or 13 nament. Seminole drew first blood in Arthur. Seminole's winning rally saw The win advances Seminole games. Rick simply came the game, touching Brantley Into the role as host of through in the clutch." starter Brent Quapd.hlne for a Marine walk and Srnathers safe on a bunt. After Juan Deabla Tuesday's single-game regional fanned, Rick Wells delivered tester against the Brevard his winning hit, producing an County district survivor. Instant celebration In the Whitehead knocked Brantley down scorelessly for the last 7j Seminole dugout. five and twothlrds Innings in SIMINOLU SIANTLEY AIiM IRS AIIM relief, but he had plenty of 3,, ,•, Speaks 311 I.WIft1 III company in the hero departHi ll 4 $1 WIWtsIsad 3 $2 Dolsminor 3$ LINK ment. 411 Kromer 3I3 31 2 S. W11s PrtIls Rick Wells had the kind of 3 11 ChapI4iAS 3 1$ W"O" 41 1 night ball players write home Ill 1" AVIIIW • CARRASCO. ofupto$l,0000rUPtOa ya jail or both. Walker, 35, of tharlestoflj4 James Corn, 59, of Fair Gr were charged Thursday staging a gun duel on Aprli' 2 Police said the two men hadâ * ,.., disagreement inside the tavlt and decided to settle it outi But the doubters counter wdh an impressive array of awkward facts that raise doubts about the Soviet Union's faith and Intentions. Take the case of the swing. wing, supersonic Soviet bomber called Backfire by NATO and Tmçolev-$ by the Kremlin. AUTO CREDIT _____ * unleash nuclear war because we are not crazy." IF YOU HAVE CREDIT ORNQCREDIT I •' _!'__-. CALL 21$ III I1 Newm I ll 322$ SMeller, 411 31 3 I Titus OArvlUi LysnI Totals •.: Irul$iy Liindquist In "cat bird seat" * III Nl-2 •il us n-i s.i. V.F.W. Still Hot, 12-8 Sports Parade 11) N111JON RICHMAN AL Is t.Inbr.nn.r Counts 'Em V.F.W. bounced back from a i Candy Bradwell. - - * - Weath er Sl Thompson Game - ows with Gowge out, the Yankee bullpen isn't anywhere near as on1e as It was when he was In there. Dick "Dirt" Thirow, wapsclaculsr, amerges athe No. I man in the bullpen. rhslp,bs hu Kan aay and a pair olrooklea left-hander Paul Iirabsila d right-bander Ron Davis. Th. Yankees now have ream upJlsn Beattie from COIIWIbU Doers In the By United Press litirsaitseal homer of the year. when he was unbeaten this season. Although s se ven th in inn g on an error by One that Inundated the course for HOUSTON (UP!) Rose Grlmsley, the rice letThe Expos made it easy for mplsy.d him primarily us darter lad year, he may be used as round today and two Sunday more than eight ho urs Friday thander of th Steve Garvey. e Montreal Expos Grlrnsley by scoring all ,.' u eth a Muter and reliever this tiflhl $rOliId 4, Main 3; may be too physically draining morning and caused postpone has a fadbsll _____than couldn't the first liming. Ane Dawson An error also enabled the of e second ro d. un for pud pro golfer Leonard mat th leave a dimple on a whipped and Gary Carter 05th "We're net going out tide the market looking for a reliever," Thompson, who owns a wellGiants to defeat the Mets and The low 60 golfers, plus those cream cake, yet he continues to sixth homer to trigger IdSlslabnmar. "When you're In need, the way we are now, you make Vida Blue the NL'a first tied at the 60th position, will mystify opposing ii of with a fair duel, psiticularly if you're the world champion five-game winner. and play 30 Open I--p. of off "ft's always great get a luss, Nobody Is looking to help Braves 2: les S day for e 04,000 " After Th ursday's first round ho he's getting six-run lead. I've never had that un th pitches. And WhIle talking about the Mdi of his bell club, which tillS T12. Cu bs 6,918-yard first prize, put toget her two big on the steamy tired of hearing criticism about happen In the first liming," said the Rid Sax, Orioles and Brewers, In Woodlands innings to dulcet the Braves 'id with Thompson at 6- g pitching. Grtinsley. "It was the first time An League Ead. Sl.lnbremsr ad the record drilIM Thompson said he had been mder'parl6 after 1$ holes were & tIWCe-11I) fifth inning and a "U I'm going to win, I'm I ever got to bat before I got to • Mduuao. Iiirspost.dtob."sd"asmnigerof the forced to reach beyond us fifth-leading PGA money g towinitmnyway," he aaid pitch." theW-fUn seventh. mha. nut year. comfortable physical limit winner Bruce EMzke and tour Friday nit, after beating the "GrI*naley wasn't particular- Oakland routed New York, 114, is AIN 1; Siuk sidssids," add the Yankee owner, "I haven't aftersiuiklng blrdiepidtacnflve veteraneJlm Dud, JlmCelbert San Diego Pakes, 124, on a ly overpowering," said WIn- Boston topped Seattle, 6-3, greeted FJIV. GgoF since the day after he was fired by the Ride. I g and Butch Baird. 'That's all I hear, field. "ft's jut that we darted Kansas Qty nipped Qevelau'd, or RickWHIII a single uptnusDyIdOVerIbMhIdh1pVIIIdtOIdmand Bunched within four thotso( bow much Junk ltlwow.I wish I off with sucha deficit. Wewere 54,In10 innings,Toronto edged up the middle "lplayed verysclldly ad maybe sums ày he'd join our orpainatlon In some to score Ken gota pod isis to abd the the leaders were 61 ether could throw a bail 100 miles per down 61 before I came to haL" Milwaukee, 64, Mtiu'wota beat Grlftky with th e whuthig rim In ty. 1kld No hew -adddiuig mon*r ad a credit day," head, referring to s 00 iolt.ri' Elsewhere In the NL, ThIs. Datrolt.?4,ondQdcegotopps ti'e bottom of the 1h hour, bid I cant U the hitters subsil, whIch I sincerely bulls,,, bid that was the sol of U. Q buftr Ad that failed in hmjng. At four.imder $7 were Al ckm't like 1. , ,ij we deiplils irmnmed Los Angeles, Tms, 74, before losing, 74 wung smiN of. isb aid hi never asked fee oien. I never d o boic" i V& folly tired Gelberger, Gary MCCOCdj Bill them." 5.2, San Francisco beat New CalIfoenie at Baltimore was CM11101110 is PimleS 3: . P 0-10 was be Mis, far wid ';::1 to bin. Dick bmm of the K pi,4 Rigin, Alan Tipis, Barney Grimsby, bovitlutg his record York, 44, Chicago topped rained out Tony Scott's third bit of the 11111101011110 and TOemly viliri- to 34, struck out osdy ow and M1, $2, (1i$ivii4l edged Pbiss 1, Dsdgsrsl: gains scored Lss Stock in the us whit I think of him. Bid I roped. I hm um then. the round I should have." walked three but lost his Hoidon, $4, in 10 lithwj. aid JU NdIUMMOUnuedtokesp fifth luuileg with whit proved to ithI 'tb.w adyon whisaysI hall Thee lutes probahiy will Player s1 a per 71 Thor- sliMed in the seventh hwthW S ulsudpp.dPuabsrgh,4.3. pace with the Expos as they be the winning run for the 'S not lini, t.day die to rains aday. who Dave Whifleld hit his fifth In American League games, pushed across the tie-breaking Cardinals. wli.'niiMue defense sydun. Yet in 1973 and 1974 U.S. Grims1ey Does It HisIs suspicious Way $ - telligence agencies spotted In 31$ Msrffis peftn" - Juan Deabla looks to ump For safe call on attempted pickoff play * - ________ __ 01111110 ___ launchers 4-"v4led to make room for modern amBid the Soviets ron h ach.dule ad failidlokespaJims 1, 1971, 14PAL • - tests that might lead to development of a prohibited SUNDAY • - Mod -Agency. "It was a clear meidAgency. vIQlitlon,bil they did stop once they- were called." Ck1s 04 MR" 64&71 . r He singled home Tony Mann with the tying run in the bottom of the seventh inning to send the game into extra in- . amm , former deputy director of the U.S. ' 9u 040*1,. Welcome At Home For Yankees strategic missiles, but U.S. intelligence agencies spotted what appeared to be new ones being built In 1973. The Soviets insisted the structures were command and control pods, even though they could be quickly converted to silos. -SALT 1 prohibited radar AWN to destroy old about. • Its limits and cheated until called to account by the United States: -SALT 1 limited Russia to 1,611 land-based silos for . : * * - -.- Anne Control ad Disarmsiswm AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS NIW CALL TODAY. MDR TOMOUPOW pit . '- Promptly Stopped "Ibere was no ambiguity in the way they ran those twa," NO PROBLEM I . r violations NOPROILIMII JUST RELOCATED IN THIS A1IA?? . Brett Von Herbulls scattered six-run deficit Friday and ghth five hits and struck out 13 in defeated Elks 12-8 for its ei NEW YORK (UP!) George Steinbeenner isn't trying to straight victory without a pitching Knights of Colum bus to portray the father figure. He sees no point In coming down With de feat in the Sanford Junior Its win over Moose. .. th fed on the neck of eir Goose Gossage or Cliff Johnson. Knights of Columbus But League • he's counting, and according to his figures, Gossage's absence / only three hits, but coiwnisis nipped managed has cod the Yankees four victories already. Moose 5-3 in Friday's other took advantage of several Speaking out for the first time since Gossage and Johnson Went league game. costly errors by Moose. Moose each other two weeks ago In a clubho use scuffle, which could ,, Rotun w went ent the After a single rim in pitcher MikeRotunda sId.lIne the Yankees' flame-throwing relief ace until mid-June or the top of the first, Elks In. distance in defeat, allowing the IN longer, Steinbranner Said events of the past two weeks have creased its lead to 64 with five three hits and striking out 13 shown how much Goeuge's incapacity has hurt the club, _______ er rims in the top of the second. while walking four. Von Herbulls walked three. Elks sent l0 batters to the plate "Welodfivegaznesinarowbyonerunandalloftheminthe "We lost five games in a row by one run and all of them in the Both teams scored single in the second and scored all the last two innings," said the Yankee owner from his Tampa, Fla. Brantley's Perry Paterson stretches for putout on close play at first the benefit of a tallies In the first and Moose office, where he runs the American Ship Building Company, nina without in the bottom of took a 2-1 lead base hit. another one of his holdings. "If Gossage had been there, we'd V.F.W. scored three runs in the second. Knights of have won four of the five. There's no doubt of that in my mind." the bottorn of the second and Columlow went in front to stayNo Goesage and Johnson both were docked 10 days' pay for the gained the lead with four more with two runs in the top of the fight they had. In the case of Gouge, who makes $333,000 a year, rims In the bottom of the third. third and added two more rims By United Press International trying to solve their problems, to power Boston. The world champion New that comes to $1,860 a day, and for Johnson, who makes $100,000 a After both teams scored single In the fifth before Moose scored Oakland's Greg Gross, who Royals 5, Mans 4: Hal McRae's sacrifice fly year, It works out to $560. Marvin Miller, executive director of the tallies in the fourth, V.F.W. put Its lad rim in the bottom of the York Yankees returned home drove In five runs with two after a disastrous West Coast Players' Association, has warned the Yanks they face a breach of the game on ice with four runs sixth, homers, was enjoying Oak- scored Al Cowers from third The three hits for Knights of swing - wheretheyloetsixof Contract grievance lf they go through with the fines but Steinjn the bottom of the sixth. land's victory in New York. base with an unearned run in V.F.W. collected nine hits, Columbus were a triple by their last seven games isenner doesn't seem overly worried about It. • "It's nice to win here," said the 10thinning, giving Kansas with Willie Pashe the only Warden Frederick and singles prepared to get back on the Gross. "I'm not sure we have to City its victory. "The way I look at It Is If you want to get In a fist fight, that's th more than one by Von Herbulls and Dave winning track in the friendly struggle a lot, but we sure do." Twins 7, Tigers 1: player wi your business, but be ready to do your day's work the next day," safety to his credit. Pashe had a Martindill. confines of Yankee Stadium. Mike Norris, 2-1, pitched 614 Glenn Adams and Ron Sleinheenner said. But their plans went awry. a triple from Moose got triple and single. Bobby Shaw innings for the victory while Jackson blasted solo homers Charlie Finley's Oakland A's Murphy, a double from reliever Bob Lacey finished up and relief ace Mike Marshall "Miller says, 'These players are highly specialized.' U they're- and Tim Lawrence each had Payton si ngles from po unded four New York pitchTracy Walker and recordhlsthlrdaaveof the recorded his fourth win in five es to doubl . so highly specialized, they should be doubly careful. With these including recently Elks had only two hits, Terry Russi, Mike Leonard and era year. decisions as Minnesota edged hugesal espaldto professional athletes today must come some New York had recalled * returned Jim Beattie for 13 singles Lawrence Wynn and Greg Carter. In other American League D etroit for its seventh straight uslInI*lon of responsibility on hits Friday and benefitted from Beattie from Columbus of the games, Boston beat Seattle, 5-3, win. .1 wtthGgeinbienner but! don't think he goes quite V.P.W. four errors as Oakland went on International League, but the Kansas City edged Cleveland, 5- Toronto 5, Milwaukee 4: KNIGHTS MOOSI ugh In what he says. as a H Al 411 I N COLUMBUS * Al 1 H to an 11-5 victory, That 24-year-old right-hander 4, in 10 Innings, Minnesota Errors by shortstop Robin 3II0fI Urldpss AIIHR 411 3 $ %Mw fl$fly prompted Yankee President Al surrendered a tie-breaking nipped Detroit, 74, Toronto Yount and first beaeznan Cecil MaviMlIH 4 ii Leonard 4$ 311 LWIICI Km pomlbWty Isn't a unilateral thing. What about the owners 3 3 3 IMirply ' single to Mitchell Page and a shaded Milwaukee, 54, Chicago Cooper enabled Toronto to 111 41 1 WitiSi WYM Vii Hillelis 2 2 1 Wa*Ir 4 $ 1 Rosen to lash out at his club, responsibility? U they're going tohand out these unimaginable 31 0 31 KiSs. Sinus 306 accusing them of selfishness runscoring double to Dave and Texas split their double score two unearned rims in the Proftrick 21 I Istvids McGowan " ems, don't they have to share the responsibility for the " W 1II Revering in the seventh inning header, the White Sox taking eighth inning to help Jn II*$y$$WWIM$ 0,1111* 3 $ $ WIMIs, 3 1$ an con pl cepcy. " MaP of any calamity resulting from the loss of any of their srisis :6110 1.'s 311 31$ CurSer "1 won't allow complacency and Oakland went on to score the first game, 7.5, and the Clancy outduel Mike Caldwell. 31 Outs rm.rs.. 31$ NIII 3$I utronomically paid players? I'd certainly say so. awe 30 I1uasi s is to take over here," said Rosen. four times in the ninth to put the Rangers winning the second, 7- Chicago 74, Texas 1.7: 31$ Titus D!IIIbIIIt I I $ MIII 24 $3 2 1 TI4$I$ "I'm tired of seeing people go game away. 6, and the California-Baltimore Chicago and Texas took turns 3' "We're not mad at '," Slelnheeinsr said about Gouge and 36 12 9 Ism," TitaN "I felt strange being out on game was rained out. through the motions. We've giving away bailgames as the rcon. "We're justbitterly disappointed. The thing that is most e le 1$ IN 112 $ b-i talked enough. When you're S KMIM$it CitiWs the mowid," said Beattle, who Red Sex 5, Mariners 3: "' White Sox rallied for three 04 104 '-12 Asom 111411111 6-3 ussppoli4tng anddidresslng Is the lack of good judgment shown playing for the world cha- is being used as a reliever to Fred Lynn blasted his ninth ninth-inning rims to take the ythu.stwo men. Nobody con predict injury and nobody wants to plons, there should be some- determine if he can fill in for homer of the season-atwonjn opener while the Rangers ik*jir.d, of course, but If you're going to be injured, It should at more important than in jured Rich Gouge. shot and Carl Yastrzemskl scored twice in the ninth of the be In the of duty and hi a While the Yankees were added a sixth-liming solo blast second game to gain a split. personal stats." tests. The Soviets were called no the alleged ALL APPUCATIONS ACCRPI . *, Dr. Igor Glagolev, a recent advanced weapons systems. . Other experts say the Ru Soviet defector, says the sians are as worried as thi to lull the United Russians United States about nuclear States into complacency as they proliferation and feel a SALT strive for nuclear superiority, smaller treaty will encourage Glagolev, a former arms nations to follow suit. control researcher for the Brezhnev, not surprisingly, Soviets, bluntly says the Krem denies any intention of threatUn. has but one SALT goal: the United States. and ening To achieve an over. disclaims the alleged Soviet whelifling military superiority nuclear superiority. for desires over the United States, a "We need no land because we superiority sufficient to win not have enough," he told a group in only conventional wars "We of senators last November. world but different parts of the do not need to conquer the also an all-out nuclear war." United States or Europe even if sa y the experts Some U.S. do not want to We could. we Soviet Union Is pursuing SALT pursuing a nuclear arms limitation treaty with the as a way to limit American research and development into United States. CIA Director Turner, who, the Backfire's real range is only like Brown, acknowledged the 2,600 miles - not the 9,400 reported by American eavesto unleash a dropping - has been hard for embarrassed U.S. officials to nuclear war explain away. The official explanation is Breslmsv, has en dvtlien that bscauie we are agency to double-check the military and is only repeating a misleading figure his generals not crazy' gave him. And how was the issue every Issue has two sides - or eventually settled? as Emerson more eloquently The United States reluctantly put it - one man's wisdom conceded the Backfire is a another's folly. medium-range aircraft and The SALT supporters, includshould not be counted under the ing Brown, national security missile and bomber ceiling. adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski The Kremlin promised to and Secretary of State Cyrus keep the plane out of the Arctic Vance, make a strong case for (the closest Soviet point to the the projected pact: U.S. heartland), maintain -The treaty would set equal Backfire production at current ceilings and help dispel some of levels and leave off hookups for the age-old mistrust plaguing Inflight refueling. relations between two old adU.S. intelligence agencies versaries. -The pact would let the estimate the Soviets produce as United States go ahead with many as 36 Backfires a year, developing the Trident sub- but the Kremlin has refused to marine, the MX missile and a confirm the figure - adding to new strategic bomber to the concerns of doubters. Critics of SALT 2 also shake penetrate Soviet defenses. their heads over the Soviet -The accord would require Union's record of compliance the Soviets to dimiantle 200 to with the first SALT accord 300 older missiles to come is Moscow on May ji. within the 2,250 ceiling while the signed im United States actually could Foes are quick to provide add some 150 before reaching examples of how they say the the level. Soviets pushed the first pact to -If the Senate rejects the treaty, the United States might well have to spend up to $30 billion or more between by l to keep up with projected Soviet Increases. * loss of the Iranian pods has weakened U.S. monitoring capability, said the United States should be able to cornpensate to some extent by using listening poets in Turkey and by flying specially equipped U2 The key section of the con- Much like the BI that Carter missiles behind," Lehman troversial accord, which runs canceled in 1977, the plane was says. "They were ix months until 1985, is a provision first spotted in 1969 and is now behind, too. They had dismantled launchers, but they limiting each of the superpow- being deployed, U.S. Air Force intelligence had not destroyed them." era to 2,250 nuclear bombers Critics say the three incidents and missiles able to strike the experts monitored Backfire raise inevitable questions about tests and reported a range of other's territory. the ability of U.S. intelligence That's miles. It sounds on the surface as 9,4(X) nautical agencies to monitor Soviet plenty of miles to strike the though the ceiling should compliance with the new acland in United States and then satisfy all but a handful of cord. Cuba to refuel for the triphome. diehatd hawks who want Some provisions )vould be But Soviet officials - all the America to maintain nuclear hard to check in the best of way up to President Leonid not just superiority over But the loss of circumstances. insist the aircraft Brezhnev the Soviet Union parity with is only a medium-range bomber two U.S. listening posts in no matter what the cost. But history teaches that for use against a Chinese or turbulent Iran has made it even harder to check on test flights of European threat. Brezhnev's assurance that new Soviet missiles, May L 17-4A Brantley Falls In AAAA-9 District Finale "The purpose of the is to test students in tM competency they have the job in the area marketing and mi?' SouoI* thw - SHARON said. SALT,,* One ManIs Wisdom Is Another Man's Folly WASHINGTON (UPI) - A battle of epic proportions is shaping up in the Senate, setting friends and foes of a new SALT accord against each other in a struggle that could dwarf last year's fight over the 1 Panama Canal treaties. And the fight over ratification could have a profound effect not onIy on the 1980 presidential h'ace Itself, but on which Sunday, The manager-owner level is the highest level if competition In the DECA comPetitlofl• ,The DECA club is pateN of the curriculum here at the high school," explained Bill SouthwOrth, DECA coordinator at Lake Hod Gun Duel Settles Dlspu$' Laura and Lisa qualified to compete In the national conference in March when they scored highly against DECA students In state wide competition. Students who placed first, second, third and fourth in the date DECA TROPHY WINNERS LAURA LARSEN AND LISA PELL : "When ileftU JOW .y19771b.Y!11S1 H' - __•_-. • * *• ________ -. .L ' .s L. -.'- * - - * • - -. - - - • - '. --• ._ , - �p bA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May ,i,fl Is Spectacular Bid, I s I a n er .... S, . . c?g' Only One In Racei' Bruins Win - - inthem I called for partly cloudy sides mlleiovrtheti LIllSV1fLE. Ky. fUN) r aixi ft dido't seem to b y United Press International were changing. It was a mixup, ft; llti'lp has done so much later today with temperatures .1• Game 6 of the Stanley Cup a terrible mixup. serge tried to ... . , ... trainer Gord i h:•gging aht'ut .Spectacular Bid in the midlOs, keeping the him," said ',,. (.':: "I don't think this i semifinals, listed as "if neces- get back but he couldn't. I was . ti:at if talk alone could carry the Derby streak of no rain since Campbell. •*'; race - there a . sary." is just that, thanks to the only guy back. I went down twohorse .' * i. roll through Saturday's 105th 1967 intact. The track, which a some late heroics Thursday and tried to block the pass to hadbeenslightlycuppyearlier aO1T)efIfleColthere-1 . K'::t'ic:kvl)trhv,theothernifle -: ., night. Ratelle, but there was really ', In the week, should be fast by think Bid Is the colt to beat. I I '.I -.e; IICC(hi'L even show p Overtime goals by the New nothing I could do to prevent 1 weeks, Deip has held Post time, which would help dfl'tkflOW110t, :.-i wedon'thUk0!he'1b York Islanders' Bob Nystrom what happened." . • . ' 4. forth the theory that only an act Flying Paster considerably. • I ,; . and Boston's Jean Ratelle In the Ranger dressing room, a horse race." "He's been galloping 1½ of (od could stop Spectacular i • brought their respective clubs the story and the result were • itd (r4Ii running off with the from the scary possibility of the same. '. " ;' i-mile spring classic, but trailing three games to one in "I thought the puck was going Saturday the steel-gray colt will •' the semifinal round of the into the stands when I came perhaps the toughest test fa a-coupled. LOUISVILLE. Ky. (UPI) playoffs, to the security of off," said New York captain of his 14 -race career when he The field for Saturday's 105th - 1, Old Know i Oers knowing there will be another Dave Maloney following the 2 running ci the $200,000 added, Ptlppo. 2. J. Mohammed. 3, / iiirct California star Flyiu game after Game 5. defeat. "I should have stayed -O9 I -mile Kentucky Derby at H.awksworth Farm. 4. . ;•, Paster for the first time in tht 1'/, Rid Top, Inc. S. Flying t Churchill Downs: For Ranger fans, Nystrom's on the ice. It was foolish, but --'$30l,9no l)erby. Jockey odds Stzbfe. , Bertram Flrel*sno. 7, pp Horse 15-foot, sudden-death shot into we're by no means dead." Hawley 10-1 Qi.-B.r Stable. I. Mrs. uni, winner (if 12 races and i Golden Act an open net vacated by John Neither losing team Is dead, DePass 30-1 C h r I $ I 0 ph Sr. C. Sofia' in 2. Grt Rdmr $750,000, no doubt will •l,e t FranklIn 3-3 Ridder. 10. F.E. Lshmain. 3. Spctclr B Davidson - who failed at his by any means. The Canadlens, - .-.. -. , , itwrd as one of the . Shamgo OlIvares 30-1 Weights - All carry 30 attempt to beat Nystrom to a by winning their first two .. Cordero 12.1 pounds. Gross value - $301, S twrLct-priced horses in the 5. Scren Kng loose puck, preventing an games at the Forwn, maintain aGnrl Ass Plncay 13-1 wIth 10 starters. Jonnie Bennett (20) greeted aItf'l- l,utlie t-"ti htory of the Derby as he 7. Kng Cib Asmussin 30-1 Post time - 5:45 pm ED uncontested breakaway for the their home-ice advantage i;jIrj, a 10-race winning •. a-Sr lvrA MacBeth 15-1 TelevisIon - ABC, S winger - squashed their hopes against the Bruins tonight in Pierce .5 EDT. sticak into the spring classic. t. Flying Pstr of doing away with the Islan. Montreal. And the Rangers Rrumfleld 30.1 IJ:l(ler 19-year-old jockey Ron 10. Lt o'c,i ders in five games. alreadyhavewonattheNassau S Fl S (, 1 r I s 1\cl va n c e B i-r.uiklin, Bid is undefeated this Meanwhile in Boston, Ratel- Coliseum - a 4-1 trIumph in d in his last race le's wrist shot past Canadiens Gazne 1. DELAND - The Seminole Lyman's high iiioment caine Dawn Beigir:un and I )ana iIe'astatetI a field of three goalleKen Dryden, the result of Over in the WHA, Edmonton High girls softball team came inthe third when a Melissa Putt Urshaw. utuhstingubhcd rivals in the a two-on-one break, made canwrapupitssemlfinalseries upwithitsbiggestvlctoryofthe hit and fielding error by JteriILsnn and (ahiii rre Blue Grass to win by seven with New England with a season Friday afternoon, Seminole Game 6 a necessity. helped the for-4. lengths. lbeit in a slow 1:50 for Both winning goals, Inciden- victory tonight at Springfield, stopping Lyman by an 8-4 count Greyhounuls score four runs. .'flhjfol'- eruh, Uk' I' UFfWf lIt i, ii:ilrs. Owned by Harry, tally, came as the result of ill- Mass. Rookie Wayne Gretzky's to claim the district chamOther key tilts for Sc!llillole (Iesulib'd (h' Sci,iinotr victory hr;t arid 'foul MeyerhoIf, he timed lin&changes. hat trick carried the Oilers to a pionship. were contributed by 117 (alrti, iti (hr ' a'nriit i ., h decisively beaten four "What a time to lose the 5-2 victory over the Whalers - Seminole advances to Jackie Gunn, Mary Sorcitso,,, spirati'a:1 - . . ill :;ilrCi. f ) Derby rivals - General puck," Montreal defenseman Thursdaynlghtanda3-2leadin Tuesday's regional encounter ,\'Ill)lV, lot O'Gold, King -........ 1, Larry Robinson said dejectedly the series. The winner meets against the Brevard County •.,.-Wi' , (tubrity and Sir Ivor Again. ; after the 4-3 loss. "Guy Winnipeg for the final Avco Cup district champ. The regional - :/1" •ri the Vest Coast, Flying (Lapointe) and Serge (Savard) championship, tester will be in Sanford. I'iter his won the Santa Anita Friday's win was sparked by _________ and hollywood Deries as well •::•:. . -NEW YORK (UPI)-Jeff Torhorghadaprdtygoodfdsa whet Jonnie Bennett, who hit her _________ Is (Ii' 'an Vincente Stakes, and __________ toexpect.Hehasbeenmanagingonlyayearandahelfbutyai fourth homer of the tour_________ -. hvrvers there do not nament. ______ b,.. -. hiesitite to compare the big bay don't need a lot of eiperleace to seas. what Is going to happen k* .. _____ LYMAN ult, osnrd by 13.J. flidder, to cet-tain situations. SEMINOLE ABRH AERI4 Job was on the line, and Jeff Tort,org knew It. Any time the . \f I it iiud. Majestic Prince and 4 I 3 LOIIIiC• 4II QaIm .. - -. • • presldentofabaliclubgetswordtohlsmanagerthaths'dllke4o mii Favlkner 3,. 1 0mm :. __ aps. l.ike Rid, he also has Sannitt 312 4I2PUfl :rated s(fllle of his Derby 0 0 0 Sorrano 311 Hoan '' 'l month and is rattling around at the bottom ot the atandin, 30 ,nt.n 4 0 0 DaCam-Jo oppiient.s, including Golden II ICYr 200 NIons then the manager can easily figure out beforohand he iea't bekg By MURRAY OLDERMAN 4 1 Mall. VanN.ss Art .111(1 Shiamgo. 4 3 KelIar i0• i.rivio. called in for a raise. 1 l only two colts who have Noon.y 30I 3 I I Scott Gabe Paul wantedtota ktohirnabo*whatcoutd be done Urshaw 300 30,Cfa. it rocd against the two 3 i i LeChanc. Sorinsen 30I Totals 31I 31 I n SmIth 1vjrites .rc Screen King and the floundering Cleveland Indians. Totals 33 4 I ________ Indudü$g two men discussed a number of different thlrrgi, .IuPrise entrant Great Hedee- theThe Indians Simm. ' team batting average, not that much Over a. 033 Lyman 004 ice Jackie GUIPII lft'!;l ' , ' After 'thursday's draw, Spec- TorbergwasdepresedoverIt,andPaW,seeklngtotheerh1mt, to him: tt(iIhtt Rid was established as Q. Which catcher Is rated the best In the majors defensively "Look, Jeff, you can't hit for these guys - thik God! Ylu tt'- 3- choice with Flying right now? Would it still be Johnny Bench? - T.IL, Cincinnati. know, you never could hit." (tI! III 9-5, Golden Act at 10-1 They beth laughed and that brolie the ic. a little. aiid Screen King at 12-1. The Into hth best shape in several seasons this sring, but 11 full K Paul would like to keep him as the manager. miitry of General Assembly and campaigns In Red livery have taken their toll. He's not the fl's not his fault. "1 can't put the blame on him," he sa So ivor Again is 15-1 whiLe dominating force behind the plate he used to be. Most baseball ' Redeemer, Shaingo,, can't go up there and hit for then. Tmag(n (Andre) Great _____ esineJim Sued gotU Texas Rangers as the • . - - ,L P premier defensive receiver In baseball right now. He does a great I, •. '. 1 1 .IhJtied the 30-1 longshots, the pitching." job lassoeing would-be base stealers. Torborg, a coach with the Indians at the time, raplaced Fraik Bil, who will leave from the Q. Was It Dave Parker's knee injury from high school football Robbonastheclub'amanagerththemiddi.ef1.TheTh*s • ____ No. 3 'st position, will be ft 81th1fltheA . IceaLeagueEastandslzthagainl t that kept a lot of teams from drafting him, or was there another 4' c -,: .. -1 ritl'I,'ri by regular jockey .season, beating out only Toronto's eip.'slon Blue Jays. reason? - R.B., Covington, Ky. ________ I-'r.mnIklllI while Flying Paster T '"° - 'f( : -:. 'L, In 11 gaines at home so far, the Indians ar. averaging sligh y Parker, hio had been a fine high school football player in his - I;., -::..,'( st:'l t'. f,'oti post No. 9 under more than 10,000 persons per game. That Isn't nearly enough o hometown of Cincinnati, did have a knee injury that discouraged S. ":'i I )'lI l'm-ru'. lAsted from the rail •• a... payforekindofaalarieacommidodbysuchplayersuBot 7 ' some baseball scouts. But that wasn't the primary reason noy .;'p."9 ' (,ut, the rest of the field includes ;;;iPrIjlIiluI Bonds, Wayne Garland,-RIck M"vdng, Rick Wise andlbant L bothered to tap him until the 14th round of the 1970 free agent -- V.,' ' _______ (;idn, Act, Sandy Hawley; AlreadytherehavebeenreportsPaulwlllbringlnBlllyMar a draft. Most clubs, Including Cincinnati, also felt he had an attitude --i --'-Gi.i Itcdeeiner, Richard *0 t ,, problem. They couldn't have been more wrong because the big a ...--" --' h)cl.t-: Shiatugo, Frank toreplaceTorborgsoontohelpgetthelndLsnamovingandtob I / ) UP the gate. Pirate outfielder, now generally rated as the best all around r4fI(t' uhie; Screen King, Angel player in the game (and the best paid), was a willing student from • Cut (hero .Jr.; General You can diacount all those reports. the time he was voted MVP as a rookie wIth Bradenton of lt$.i__ Asst'iiibly, laffit Pincay Jr.; Unquestionably, Gabe Paul will go era "nun." nansgerL : Florida's Gulf Coast League In '70. :.. .' Eiing Celebrity, Cash Asmus- suchtlmneashedoesdecfdetomakeachan(ebtftwcn'tbeBllfy sun: Sir Ivor Again, Don Martin and you can bet anything you want on that. Q. How Is Willie MeCovey adapting to his rule as a beach ____ Mlktl,, and lit O'Gold, Don MartIn,whostlUhasaUckettoreaumemgnagya warmer with the Giants? Does he itill feel he should play first i Ri 01111 icld. next season, has worked wider Paul when Paul was prsuldsnt F base on a daily basis? - W,G., San Jose, Calif. ---.---. -. AU will carry 126 pounds and theYankeestwoyearsago.paul,uamarofft Vanity is a ticklish thing. The 41-year-old future Hallof-Fainer - -, . • I itie lace will be telecast by ABC as the protective buffer between Martin and Yank.. owr r still gets testy when anybody brings up his role as a part-timer •w. .; : Ieginl,IilIg at 5 p.m. EDT with George Stelnbrenner. and pinch-hitter (behind Mike Ivie) at a nice comfortable figure ' -' '.' post tIiiie of 5:46 p.m. .1 But there are those In beaeb.11 who feel that Martin, on -a'ihathorsefrointheWestis • among the most daring managers In the game, ço a I ii good horse but the only way! he's somewhatconservative,andftcouldbeGabepauJIsunong e think lie can beat BILl is if Melissa I'utt mobbed bY imlies alter key itS good or better than feeling the same _______________________________________________________ Similarly, Paul's next mtager1aI choke won't be a "n " Sri:ret.itiat," said DeIp. 'And as far as the others, well, Great like Leo Durocher, Ralph Houkor Walter Aluten And for sue., it WOntbSAlVinDark.G1hePau1hUhnduO4hoIAiVinDSrk 0 hit-duelner caught mc by sur- ;;:- ATLA1TA (UPI) Atlanta Braves Vice President Bill Lucas, Mgheat-rankg black official in professlonaj baseball and former brother-In-law of home run king Hank Aaron, died Saturday. Lucas was declared dead at 6:20 am. after suffering massive brain hemorrhage and cardiac arrest earlier In the week when an artery burst hi the back of his neck. - 1as had collapsed about 12:05 am. edi Wedueday and remained In a coma initil his death. Dr. J.A. Conan ' said there had been a "progressive deterioration" of his heart rhytlin during Friday night and he suffered another i cardiac arrest which led to his death. Although doctors at &utb Fulton Hospital had been keeping him "alive" by artifidal means, they had said there was no sign of brain activity during the three days since he was stricken. - Sparky Anderson isa Logical candidate eac for the fact I a former Reds' manager wouids't tak. the job. The next time a Iflaflages,AflderI0flUyi,lt'Ubeforaco,1en4ge,4yoej I possibly call the Indiana that rlgt* now. The Indians have one of the beat baseball men In the biak. a tight In their midst In Dave Goida, who wan a coach with tlit a of $150,000 a year. The truth Is that Willie is no longer capable of hitting for average - though he can still lash out ropes in the now builder and owner Dan we wanted," the eaclig etetan INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) clutch - and his woefully limited range in the field makes him a Practice opened today for the Gurney were the only witnesses said distinct defensive liability. That's where young (26) lyle has been IndIanapolis 500, but six of the called by CART Friday. Gurney .sal CAlif ;itiumma a big plus as an every day player for the San Francisco team. most prsnlnent racing teams King testified tie voted to bar othen's, tutht C!IWIgCs pertain 0 'ru t' "CART Six" from the lug to '-niirit- H the were still in court, appealing Q. Would you tell me France Harris' statistics for the Pitt- rejection of 19 cntries. mILlIon-dollar race because "1 conform 1 y shun) Steelens last fall, and the Steeler's record since Franco with Torborg, at le a 11W. longer anyway. run." James E. wasn't sure they would Federal Judge began playing on their team? Wesley Campbell, Sharon, Pa. "I waist to run the string oat as far as I om with Jeff," He said USAC has the Noland reconvened the hearing a The heavy duty fullback of the Super Bowl champs gained and responisibility it Paul."Somuk.dmathsyI,ulU of "authority 10 am., EDT, with hopes topped the at 310 rushes, the fifth straight season he has yards on he would finish the ,,won as cue manigu' and I k B 'Fm I I i 1,000 mark tand his sixth In seven pro years). He also scored nine winding up the case by late terms of the entry blank" to bar telling you anything. He's 01* manager, today. If It drags on, the trial the six teams. WbM' the t and caught passes. In his seven years, the Steelers touchdowns In giving anyoneone of the. aofco datics? Itth,y'r itting USAC rejected the 19 entries the United States Auto i for a p six AFC Central division titles outright, tied hare won !ItLTO Di .' -A.\1-.;, IJ'GA'sseventtileading money lot of nonsense anyway. seyenth,andwonthreeSuperBowls.FrancocontrlbutedmlghtLly Qubagalnstthe upstart Chain- last month on grounds their Wifitlul' with $35,386, moved into ne I'm iiulWd. Wi wculds't butter esielvea 1u hieh'r .ioo pimiship Auto Racing Teams owners were "not in good S.0 I U I'll to all of that, ((lnItVnitiOrl with an up-and-down brInging in someone withoot any msjor.leagas -urisa ip. wiliberecessed until Thursday. standing" with the sanctioning l4haloi'k, f)l.t) ll! (he (isl gill i Q.Ign'titUnieTomWatsonwasrecognlzedaslhetepgolferia Jeff doesn't have that mach Irijid bat a's a second round 10-year tier c,inr, vs -lu that included sli body. CART, formed last thewu'ld?Canyoutellussomethlagabsslhisrecud?-J. I., ioild rathui hittlies and three ftn:' fIr' (ricks bogeys. U, "Pat" Patrick, CART's kiasan CI1', Ku. November In a power struggle president, said, "We'll fight whiti ,ttsi Smtitj ht Iltt'.ltl White, a perky little 25-year- good manager as time go.. on. 11$ only dr1WbI is lask. Icertalnlycan'tquanrelwlthyouafterhla2-1-2-Iflnbhesinfour with USAC for controL of until hell freezes over, if we the rain expected fur tb- thud old %Vest Palni Beach, Fla., PenieflCe.AfldlX)wCanYOUlatthMiiperluac.ita,gnegt,e115 Chance?" thai sisi,000 Into his bank Indianapolis-type racing, raight tournaments, putting round of the $80,000 \jlllen'-, golfer who is still seeking her accoujst within a month. He'll probably be golf's top money Friday withdrew a motion for first l.l'GA win, carded four CART attorney John Frasco lnterllittioliah. - - . (2 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) -CaUeraJaw*nmnis, Sam Nasal will buy the Indiana Pies-s of th NBA sad WlUretalflBObbVIaQnSrdascoachaad.m.rejmungsNasal, Leonard and JoIst JewatI, wi h. groi selling the team, oenced duel at a sews - - i al. fact '1 , (I j , a -- - -' -' - . .. .- - .- - .. --- - .- - .,. :..., -.-_., ..._-. - - - -- 4- - ... .-, - . f-.- .,- - '-- - .- '-. -.-- '.- -' - -. . - -- ._ - - - - - - - ___________ ' ','' 1: '-- S.- - .-. - - -' - a- CINCINNATI (UPI) The Cincinnati Bengali' "quarterback of the future" arrived in town Friday. He praised the club's current quarterback, but said he's ready to compete against him. Jack Thmpson, fl, the "Throwln Samoan" who was the Bengali' No. 1 draft choice Thursday,'flew to CliichmatI Fran Washington State University. He said he ocks forward to' a hisithy competitive relatloneblp With veteran Bengal quarterback Ken Anderson, 30, who will be starting his ninth pro seasonthis year. Pro Basketball ' " -. JalAlal , Sullivan Booted Upstairs ST. LOUIS (UPI)-Joe&glivan, itrectorofopenatlen. for the St Louts Cardinals' football team for the lad six seasons, Friday was named vice pnIdu operations for 'theclub. Qub owner Wu111m V. Bidwill said the new till. empksebn Sullivan's iupoiblli(.. with the Cardinal. aIac.the.*me4eanliorinthewsekolBlngDevine as vice pr..I1u4.divth4rdke, apec"1 '1' In pub& r1M'ons. Devise isa former general manager of the St. Louts diMW base d " ? 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".' !h3 instatieci •L1AX(D(NAM(L fpi4 ' • CIIOICI Ot COlORS • SIORM PI100ICIIIIN 'co UnATING Alit ('(I'.OITI 0S(, lie Ti) Harness Racing ime Salted I. Brat 20 spots is the öcar field. The final 20 spots wUl be - -.. SPRING baseman Manny Trillo on 21-day disabled list and called up infielder Ramon Aviles from Oklahoma City American Association club. Also recalled pitcher Jim Kaat from the waivers list, after Kaat went Unclaimed during the waiting period. Sunday's Games Seattle at Boston Oliver, Tex TALLADEGA, Ala. (UPI) - Grand Jla p leader Darrell Waitoip 'ipped aroend the Alabama International Mor Speedway at an average speed of .lII$44to winthe pole position __ - for Sunday's 'l'all-dega $05 dock car race Wahtrip, NASCAR's Grand National season point heels-, isd Biddy Baker, vim qualified at 114.946 mph. _____ ottt *ivens were In Oldanobilea. On. of the hametown favsrlhs, Nell BamotI of H$own, Ala., qvallfkd td er1lesMsyI Money 'Wield a hamMing nwe W.dseeiy sight Ins gains at QsvsId. - Transactions at Texas (Matlack 0.1), 1:35 p.m. Lemon, ChI Waltrip Sits On Pole 1 FnIdey Des Mousy has born placed si -- (Eckersiey 2-1), 2 p.m. 0-2) IMPROVEMENT TO FIT YOUR NEEDS x-May Il-Phoenix at Seattle, TBA. - Standings: VIllage TVC, SInSZ Ccnstr., Joe Davis Bldg., VIllage Inn, R&F Disposal Sir., Charlie's Jim Starr 550, Jim Moyer 520, Andy Place, Delary Sanitation, Terrle Patrick 320, Carl Moyer $11. Linda Van l..awn Care, Fl. Screens. Efland 506, Grace Starr 501. HIgh Games: Dan dIne 229-201Converted Splits: Pete Bukur 3-7, 170, Ray Jordan 225.164, John Ewing Linda Elland 2-7, 3-10, Fay Green 4201. Bob Oshhtnki 203.1SS, Carl 3. Norma Henry 3-4. Lundqulst200.164, Larry Judson 190Other Highlights: Star Dick lii, Den Neal 1N-114-lfl, Steve Van Noes 1N-lIO-17), Karl Rosenberger Richads +70. 154179, Wee Mott 190171, Dean Jr. 145, Shelvy Fore 174, Peggy Moon 160, Luanne Reynolds 143, Cowdsny 190-170, Joe Spivey II. 171,JoIes Brunoon 103-115, Larry Kathy Scogglns 133, LInda Shull 151, Piardat. 103-102, Dean Wutklewlcg Anne See 155. Thelma Heidrlck ill, Mary Blair 150. 103. High Series: J J Sexton 520, Roy High Series: Dan Clone 600, Dan Noel SI, Steve Van Ness 545, Larry FOV* 535, Reese Moon 445, Bryant Hickson Sr. 316, Rick Reynolds , Judsen 53$, Ray Jordan s, Hkkson Jr. 373, Oshlnaki 521, Jim Martin 322. Karl RoSanbargor$19. WesMott 512. Joe Shetvy Fore 132, Luanme Reynolds IplvaySN, Carl LundguistSai, Dean 3S7, Linda Shull 41), Anne See 433, , Thelma Hei*ick 470Cendery 40 John Brutuon Converted SplIts: Cathy Doyle 3. John Ewing 491, Norm Nord 490. 10, LInda Siwil, a turkey. Other Highlights: Starof the Week MU.&CNAUI Vernon White +19, HIgh Averages j Yard , Gus Sexton 171, Bryant Hiduson Sr. Pug. Gutter Dusters, The omens, Dir $eii The Go Getters, No 170, JIm Nadir 170. Names. The Quick Starts. SUNDAY NITIMIXID High Godses: Jim Nader 151, J J Standings: No.5, Spoilers, .. C's listen 101, Ray Fee's lid, Rowe ChIck.n, No. C. - 5ehrsns Ranch, Mesa 140, Bryant Hicleon Sr. 211, Rick-Raps. The Pits, MIshaps Denny Scoegins 175, Sob Se, 174, Custom Improve. Mote Strikers, Vernon White 153, Bryant Hickson High Games: Dick Richards 235, NEW YORK (UPI) The Cbich1aIl Bengal. ap. parudly are fond of kvthsr acts. FIrM It was nir'ng hack Archie Griffin and his brother, defensiv, back Ray. Friday the Bengali pat tegh,r thor second set of brothirs: dihaslv, back Jim Browner of Notne Dune, the brother of dufimsirs d Roes Browns-, the $qgaW flg.roud draft pick laM year. MILWAUKEE (UPI) Oakland (Johnson 0-4) at New York (John 5-0), 2 p.m. Seattle (Jones 0-I) at Boston Kansas City (Gale UNITED S H OM E p.m. Today's Games (All Times EDT) Cleveland (Wise 3-2), 2:05 p.m. Friday roIt (Fidrych at 0-0) Minnesota (Hartzeli 1-0), 2:13 Baseball Texas Traded infielder Bert p.m. ________ Carnilaneris to California for in. Toronto (Lemnancryk 2-0) at fielder Dave Chalk. Milwaukee (Slaton 2-1), 2:30 Minnesota- Placed pulcher Geoff p.m. latin on 21-day disabled list and California (Frost 20) at called up pitcher Mike Bacsik from Harry Pentecost 213, Jim Starr 203. Baltimore (Stone 2.1), 7:30 p.m. Toledo, High Series: Dick Richards 303, ChIcago (Wortham 3-2) at - ,r -, Kegler's Korner - . - Zahn On Inuiy List BLOOMINGTON, Mliii, (UPI) Th. Minnesota Twins put acre-shouldered pitcher Geoff Zshn on the 21-day disabled lid Friday and called up right-handed reliever Mike Bacalk from their Toledo farm club to replace him. Manager Gene Mauch said the time off will enable Zaum to red the shoulder. "There Is nothing structurally wrong r. so we are very optimistic he will make a full recovery." - - tration, admitted the selection In the NFL last season, picked was a big gamble but felt the Texas kicker Russell Erxleben try for Gibson was justified. on the first round. And Super "It's a shake of the dice type Bowl champion Pittsburgh of thing and we thought it was closed out the first round by worth It, considering the round selecting Baylor running back and the people left.,, ', - . CINCINNATI (UP!) -Pedro Borbon, Cincinnati Reds' relief pitcher, was charged with assault Friday after he allegedly attacked an employee of a local disco lounge. Joist Topits, an employee of "The Wed Side Story" ra' lounge who filed the charges, told Hamilton County Sheriff's Department officials Bonbon dnak and hit him several times after he attempted to hruk up a scuffle in between the veteran reliever and another patron. - -- . - - ATLANTA (UP!) -Agreement was reached between the Peach Bowl and CBS Friday to televise the postseason college football bowl the afternoon of Dec. 31. Th. 197$ Peach Bowl was played on Christmas Day at CBS' request and when the game, hi which Purdue beat Georgia Tech, drew barely 20,000 fans, bowl officials Insisted upon moving the 1979 game to Dec. 31. "The only thing we have not settled is the exact darting time," said Peach Bowl executive director George Crumbley. f -.-.-- - Borbon Faces Charg. _____ - - -- The Philhies also announced veteran Jim Kaat, who had been put on waivers but was not claimed, also will Join the club Friday. 11 " - - --- Money On Disabled List the way this yamg team Is CnI1g shag," - - .'- Peach Bowl Gets TV ' - be foe sale," Payisi anid Thsiduy a ,fA apecelatim team be sell rurfoend, "I - - ____ - ___ the ailigig Pa3Ion tanilly, - Maor League -- - , 5, pl.rleaJ *ta, rsa_ j - :•j ;I i: --- - Mets Stay In FarnI YORK (UPI) of scoring attack, wink- WilIia added 1(1 and 1"red 13,uwn For Phoenix, Paul Wstpi' had a game-higti 2) point-i Walter Davis added 25 ' Bengals Go For Brothers - the gap to two points in the Ii:, two minutes of (tie giumue C Williams but a layup and t foul shots to preserve the 'a Lonnie Sheltoni contribut-d points to Seattle's balan - -: - Throwin Samoan Arrives - snail-time record, andhecould well push that over 0 grandthls eight drivers, among them four the Indianapolis Motor Speed- lllUycl, but tic i iou ' land tf %I.S surprised at being among year.The29.year.oldStanfordgradisridlnghlghandcertalnlyls fcrmer500wlnners,totakepart way conspired to toss out the uiirss." Ulduch aut, huo ',,u, the leaders, more consistent now than 3.year.old Jack Nicklaus. But Tom In initial practice, 'liii ically surprised at 3CART Six, but King insisted it tied fui the lead ii .1-wider Ill One of the four, two-time was a decision by the 'USAC with Donuia \lu'(i- :,id I)o,nii UlI(k'r leading," she said. "I Mill lacks flair as a personality who can capture golf galleries. He'soneofthenew breedolmechanlcalmen now taking over golf Indianapolis champ Johnny board only," and that Joe Young Frida). thotigtit someone would be in a even his name sounds like he should be the board chairman of Rutherford, was expected to bit Cloutter, the IMS president, 'I1' tuiue is pu at ihlv iii thu lot lower." called as a witness by CART was not in the room when the bust sloipt it's ('.ct b4c!i," IBM. First-round leader Beth today. USAC also planned to board voted April 19 to throw added Blabok, I't hiis yt,u 1)ank'l, a local favorite from Q. Last fall, a Males (MM goal leher, imts.d .1 budug the call "several" witnesses, oUt- out the entries, three of S1'VcIl (0th iiauii"nits eiiol nearby Charleston who has b.lI,bsUedlliatslheead.uue,wheeeateaalef,M.kfera dalilndicatecI betlionitlietourforonlyafew Gurney, who twice finished miurethiui $5,,29.tthui:; year. :ei.wnlalt.erhdewa.MaaydsfaasaM4k4eIaw.ldIIa 'It's Jiud a 110111cr of buoy months, ballooned to a 77, sIx MeanwhIle, 24 cars were secoodintherich race, testified asue rating is high school, college aid 'e foothill regalalilea housed in the Speedway's CART "agreed unanimously" every body else 1111.5 liti ilsi' strokes off the pace, when she regarding this ..ealkd teuebd.ui. - lee lebake, PeaMigs, Gasoline Alley, and several to withhold its 44 entries to the sti'ukiug thi bali yti yell, suffered three bogeys and a were eapected to make Initial Wise. WhhichalI)'shII,Ikt-(1u((ueji. double-bogey on the front nine. p,gglJ three days before Thi Maine coach took advantage of a Ioepl'ole In the college shakedown runs following (Imadlifle to force changes it cc." Sharon Miller and Nancy 'l'hie 34-yeat -old L)eli- ay IA)fWL were within striking :offl rules - "boftlng a backward pass for the puepoes. .1 traditional opening-day soi&st for the race. : gabilsigyardage"wasisgal"aolongutheballstaysdhsbosad. cirimeitiss. "We agreed unanimously Beach, FLi., ;!cu Iuiihit'd to (tiStalice of the $12,000 first pri7cdtl-wmder 141 afterrounds -.s", Bat since then the NCA.A rules commutes has outlawed the iii Dick King, president of that Patrick was to hold our of (tie last (litre hiolt's of 0 and 71, respectively. ft was not legal in pro or high school play. USAC, and former race driver, entries to affect some changes (It' fi,r hit- kit V, th - Johnson hit a juniper r: 2:17 left to stretch Seattle's Ii' to 97-92. The Suns tv.ice rite' - - - ahead, 89-eu. - . Ra C) OS II1; joined the NB1 three years ago. In the second game of the Western Conference championship, the Seattle SuperSonics defeated the Phoenix Suns, 10397, to take a 2-0 lead in their series, as the teams move to Phoenix for Sunday's third game and Game 4 next week. John Johnson scored 21 points and Seattle took the lead for good in the see-saw contest on a pair of foul shots by Gus Williams with 5:33 left in the game, which put the Sonics - - fl I minutes left. The teams meet again Sunday atCapital Centre before the series shifts to San Antonio for Games 3 and 4 next week. "We could have been beaten by 40 points, and we probably should have been, the way we played," said Washington Coach Dick Motta. "The way things were going in the third quarter, I wouldn't have been surprised at anything. - PHILADELPHIA (IJPI) - The Philadelphia Phililes Friday put second baseman Manny Tnillo on the 21-day disabled list. Tnillo sustained a broken wrist when hit by a pitch Thursday night In a game against Los Angeles. As his replacement, the Phillies called up Ramon Aviles of the Oklahoma City farm club of the American ______ Iungt his in front of him halfway out the gate so Fin not con'ttnied" Greit hiedecmner, a son of holy Land, who fell in the 1970 I ).-rhy. is the first maiden to go li (lie Derby since 1971. hit- forecast for Louisville "We just played an ugly game and we didn't deserve to win. They beat us to death," Washington's guards contlnued to be ineffective, as they were in the playoff against Atlanta, shooting a meager 10for-39 Friday night. Tom Henderson led the backcourt with seven points. Bobby Dandridge paced the Bullets with points and Elvin hayes added 22. The win was the Spurs' first at Capital Centre since they - Trillo Out 21 Days Well, Since You Asked... Indy 500 Practice ()pc is perlou to a ID-point advantage - 98-83 - with just over six - roadway. , Sunday, Mayo, 1979 Baseball HAMILTON, Ohio (UP!) -Former Cincinnati Bengal defensive and offensive back Jess Phiulp was arrested Friday and charged with receiving stolen property In cormed Ion with a l9llallegediy rented Cadillac from a New (Means company and falling to return IL PhIllips, 32, now retired from professions] 'football and living in Boulder, Cob,, was released on bond and a hearing was set for next Weiinesday. The State Highway Patrot'sald Phillips was arrested at 1:45 am. Friday when he was discovered sleeping in the car along a , - 6Wenevir Bruce 2' 660 -100 3 Carasa Pradera American League Baylor, 2vCO Andre Cal Porter. KC and Cooter, 3Avoncarefree 0(34) 4960 P143) 17220 II Mu 23; T(S-6-3) 199,10; Time Singleton. Bait and 2)195.40 D011-I) 98.10 21 Cowens, KC fl NEWYORK(UPI)_Itcame Greg Hawthorne, who played Third game Second race Stolen Bases as no surprise when Ohio State only three gaines in 1978 due to 2000 7 2 Ohio State 2500 15 40 9 j 6 Enrique National League - Cabell, linebacker Tom Cosuneau was a broken hip. BMoney Booster Hou and Moreno. Pitt 11; Crux, 880 600 National League Ar(,'t - " 3 Counsel Rice madethe No. 1 choice in the pro Hou 9, Morgan, Cm 8; Gritley, 5 40 Alabama quarterback Jeff East 7 ZUb 153.30; T(2-I-3) 1,76680; Cm, Mazzlilu and Taveras. NY football draft by the Buffalo Rutledge, who guided the W I. PcI. GB Q1-6 4000. P18-lOt II? 70; 1U Time 2.09.3. and North, SF 7 Bills of the American Football CFlznsonTidetoallo.2ranlcing Montreal 16 6 .727 7)7.597,20 American League Crut, 15 7 .682 1 Fourth game Third race League Thursday. And Kansas last year and posted a 33-5 Phila Sea 12; LeFlore, Det 11; Otis, St. Louis 12 Il ,522 1"z Zub' Pradera 9 20 6 Cot-keys A Bomb 7 40 400 3 00 KC 10. Bonds, Harrah and City's selection of Colorado career record under Coach Chicago 10 10 .471 5 I? 3 Tar Chip 3 40 2 40 6 San?, Pecina Manning, Cley, Randolph, NY. State defensIve tackle Mike Bear Bryant, had to wait until New York 7 Irusta Art-eta I 13 .381 7'-, Blaze N Blu RJones, Sea and Wills. TCK 7 $ 13 381 7", 0(46) 5200; P14 6) 189 20 Ti Bell also was expected. 0(3-41 13.40. T(43-5) 157.60; T,me Friday, when Los Angeles Pittsburgh Pitching Victories West 7) 1.61480 206.3. National League Blue, SF But when Cincinnati, well selected him late in the ninth Fotthqame Fourthrace W L Pct. GB 5-2; Richard, Hou and gruthven. stocked at quarterback with round, Pittsburgh defensive Houston 16 9 .6-40 Zub, Enrique 20 3 0 Gayie SOinton Phil 40; Jones, SO 1 2; twelve 1040 5 60 .1 00 Sad Goir, 13 11 542 2' 1 Siouxlanci K,n-i 9 20 .1 40 veterans Ken Anderson and back Jeff Delaney, with he CInci pitchers tied with 3 San Fran 12 14 .162 4", S ',5', Gondr,', 1 Florence Time American League 5 Koos John Reaves, chose Jack second-most interceptions ifl San Diego 011-213860; P( 1-2) 106 ?C Ii 15 .123 S" 0(1-1) 5540; T(1-l-2) 1,01540; man, Mlnn and John, NY 50; Thompson, the "Throwin' Panther history, wasn't picked Los Ang 1) 16 107 6 5)33800. Time 1:43. Jenkins. Tex 10; Ryan, Cal and 8 15 3-48 7 Fifth race Marshall, Minn I I; Flanagan. Samoan" from Washington until the seventh round also Atlanta Friday's Result 8 (i 6 Hardly Karl 660 560 3 60 7 O,ir,,n ('.erjrt) Bait, Splittorlt, KC and Caid State, even Coustlneau who was by the Rams. Chicago 6. Atlanta 2 480 20 3V,candi Andre 2 Tioqas Power well, Mu 4-2. Cinci 6. Hous 5, 10 inns The only player of national being interviewed by NFL 3 Rebel I Guy 560 5 Santi Fernan Earned Run Average St Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3 0(231 3040, Ci 231 121 I) 0(24) 1160; T(42-3) 241,00; Time (based on IS innings pitched) CommissIoner Pete Rozelle note whowas notselected in the Montreal 12, San Diego I 5) 65300 National League Lavelle, gasped and rolled his eyes. 17-hour, 13-minute draft was Phila 5, Los Angeles 2 Seventh game Stilh race SF 0.90; Espinosa, Phil 132; San Fran 1, New York 3 General Manager Paul diminutive running back I -' 0') toOt urqu:a 6 H R Eddie II 00 8 60 5 70 Sosa. Mti Ill; Anduiar, Hou Today's Games )Bullet Pace SRi) 1200160 85,ira Enrique 1.11; Lamp, Chi 216 Brown explained merely DexterGreenoflowaState,the (All Times EDT) Mystery Blaze S Sad S,,rdu 4 American League Heaver wanted to start building for the fourthleading rusher In Big Atlanta (McWilliams 1-2) at 0(2-8) 14 00, P12 8) 04 30 TI? 0I.4 $3.40; P14-I-I) 124.10; Time Ic, Oak 0-39; Marshall, Minn Eight hiStory. The draft ended Chicago (Lamp 20). 2:15 p.m. future. 36950 2.052. 0.90; John, NY 1.26; Monge, New York (Swan 3-2) at San E,gh?hg.int. Seventh race Clev 1.29; Stoddard. Bait with Pittsburgh's selection of 35 Francisco (Nastu 0-1), "This isa long-range proposi- Mike Almond, a wide 4:05 7 Duane Brewster Ii) .'12 2300 400 580 3 (3,/ide Sardu, Strikeouts receiver p.m. I LiS.t Lie See National League 320 3 70 6 Mu? (ia Gor Richard, lion of course," said Brown, from Northwest Louisiana. Houston (Ruhle 1-3) 2Mac Farvel at 620 1 lss,i W,iily Hou 14; Sutton, LA 32; Niekro. "but It seems to be an ideal Cincinnati (Hume 2-3), 5:30 All 31; Blue. SF 29; Hooton, LA 01) 39.00; TI 71-2) 431,00; Time 0(36) 4540; P136) 107 '' There were 168 offensive pm. 207.2. time for us to start training players, 150 I) -139 10 28. defensive players (Blyleven 02) at Ninth game American League Eighth race Ryan, anothenquarterback. It's tough andl2specialistsamongthe33o St.Pittsburgh Louis (Forsch 0-2). 8:03 Cal 11 0" 42; OCoilinsPtiyll,s Jenkins, Tex 440 400 lIt) ?Osc,ii 34; to hold your breath every time players pm 4Zerox Guidry, NY 31; Koosman. Minn 680 770 I lSiSI selected. Offensively Philadelphia (Ruthven 4-0) at your quarterback goes down Lct,tr,,i 6 Drexel Bill 3 60 there were 46 running backs Los Angeles (Messersmith I-i). 28; Wortham. Chi 26 Q(12) 27.20 I'll-I) $55 70. 1 0(4-1)34.00; T($-4.4) 259.00; Time and maybe hurts himself," chosen and defensively, 10 p.m. 5) 414 80 2.11.4. Montreal (Rogers 2-1) at San But, the New York Giant fans linebackers were the big Tcnth game Ninth race Diego (Owchinko 0-0), 10 p.m. Apra,z iJrqu,ia In the back of the room didn't (140 • 70 3 131',ck Sand GB 4880 1? 20 721) commodity with 54 selected, Sunday's Games Eq,Ifl,I Daqa 2 Ease On Tar .180 3 80 hold their breath Thursday. Atlanta at Chicago Oklahoma and Notre Dame Waily 6GregCr&d 40 NBA Playoffs They expanded their lungs and each had Pittsburgh at St. Louis 0(1.3) 29 20; I'(3 1)71,80; 0' 10 players chosen to Eastern Conference Finals Houston at CincinnatI, 2 filled draft headquarters with a lead all schools Q(72•3) 45.00; T(3-2-4) 1.173 20; 270.40 Best of and Seven) the Philadelphia at Los Big Ang Eleventh game Time 2.05. chorus of boos when the Giants (All Times EDT) Montreal at San Diego I trano Urquiza 19 40 V. 2) Tenth race in announced Phil Slmms from Eight led the conferences San Antonio vs. Washington . New York at San Francisco Dmnqo Gast, II 8 Silent Way 2580 7.80 800 players selected with (San Antonio leads series, 1-0) American Lea,. little-known Morehead State SlraT 460 5.00 lirusta Pradera The nor-maRy at.aid May 4-San *.ntonlo Lcê.s flU, 2Wossom Belie 3960i P(3-4) 104.10; 1(14 4.11) their first-round pick. Sinuns, Washington ' W L PCI, GB QI5-l) 1OS.lOj 1(5-5-3) 91I.S5 Cardinals made the most Mey 6--San Antonio at Time 211.1 who quarterbacked the Ohio daring choice of Friday's Boston 15 8 .652 Washington, 1:30 p.m. 16 9 A-2,I1; Handle $133,196. Valley Conference team to a 2 session by selecting Michigan ___________________________ Ma' 9-Washington at San An Milwauke 15 i,,, tonlo, 8:30 pm. ____________________ New York Il 13 451 4½ 6-1 record last season, was StatewlderecelverKli-kGibaop Ma' Il-Washington at San An called a "carbon copy of Terry in the seventh Detroit • ii round. tonIc, 8:30 p.m. Toronto $ 1$ 1½ Bradshaw" by one Giants' The 6-foot-2, 213-pound All- Cleveland x.May 13-San Antonio at Our 40th Year Special' 7 16 .304 • SpOktsmLUl. Washington, 1:30 pm. FREE 4 .iS.ilt 1 West America Gibson is recovering r1;lt(jfal lnbacco ciqir-, .-. i' K-May 16--Washington at San Surprise was the key word froma leg injury and I. Pct. GB currently Antonio, 8:30 p.m. OUt COfllpliinuntc [17 throughoutthedraft,Andatone is under contract to play Mm x.May $8 or 19-San Antonio at ') to yo, tOil iar 7;Calif 16 9 DAYTONABEACH point Cleveland got so flustered baseball in the Detroit Tigers Texas Washington, TBA n,ItUr,1l 1,51! 11Tl4,,t,'a f,),.'-h 14 9 .609 2'/, Friday nightresults Western Conference Finals lob,lcc(-) Cigar'. ut,- tO.by the unusual picks the organization. The NFL Kan City 13 11 542 4 First game (Best of Seven) (ion's t,riest liii Chicago 10 13 .435 6½ SArano Gasti Ii 1100 1000 360 Browns were forced to make a March 25 issued a "buyer Oakland (All Times EDT) Writ,- ?cui;i3 Ii' 10 IS .100 7", I Caraca Orrado 680 100 last-second swap of draft beware" notice to NFL clubs, Seattle Seattle vs. Phoenix llfltIt(() t5 (i.13' f,f ',t 8 15 .308 10 3Viclor Diagali 300 (Seattle leads series, 20) factur.'r P 0 f3e, choIces with San Diego before warning no contract between Friday's Newts i 0(1.5) 41.20. P15.1.3) 497.60. May 1-Seattle 108, Phoenix 93 Tampa, FL 33619 Calif at Bait, ppd. rain Second game May 4-Seattle 103, Phoenix 97 theIr 15-minute time limit Gibson and an NFL club would ChIcago 7, Texas 5, 1st 1080 600 340 May 6-Seattle al Phoenix. 3:15 4Arano Peclna expired. ________________________ Texas 7, Chicago 6, 2nd be approved until Gibson's pm. Boston 5. Seattle 3 There were other unexpected existing contract expires May$-Seattleatphoeni, 10 p.m Kan City 5, Cleve 4, 10 inns. developments, x May Il-Phoenix at Seattle, Bing Devine, the Cardinals' Oakland 11, New York 11:30 p.m New Orleans, which gained new vice-president for adminisToronto 5. MIlwaukee 4 x May 13-Seattle at Phoenix, 3: 4 Minnesota 7. Detroit 6 the third fewest rushing yards Jess Phillips Arrested - Eveninq Herald, Sford, Fl, - S - Oldermon series for the Eastern Conference title. "We came in here mentally ready, despite the short break." The Spurs came off just one day of red following Wednesday's 111-108 series-clinchIng victory over the Philadelphia 76ers, but they took conunand early in the second half and dominated play Paul Silas chipped in with 28 points and Larry Kenon added 24 as the,Spurs expanded a onepoint lead midway in the third Surprises Mark 1.1F1 Selections - On BIock way. By United Frees International The San Antonio Spurs, a team with something to prove, stormed into the Capital Centre Friday night and took the homecourt advantage away from the defending NBA champion Washington Bullets. "I think we made believers out of a lot of people with the way we played," said George Gervun, who scored 34 points to power San Antonio to a 118-97 victory over the Bullets and a 10 lead In their best-of-seven LOS•S Battle For Life Torborg V IN BRIEF Braves' Bill Lucas Derby Lineup- - • Spurs Make Believers Of Bullets SPORTS !.. __ '_' -- -- - - .. 4 - - �.- -. bA-Evening HeraW, Sanford, Fl. - Sanday, May ,im Is-tander. Is Spoctaculor. Bid IL - - . Only One In Racei . Bruins Win .' Braves Bill Lucas Loses Battle For Life ' 4 4, -.-' 44 Y' "' " Well, Since You Asked... °' - Ira.. Q. Which catcher Is rated the best I. the osajers difeululy right mow? Would it still he J.hy Bench? -T.H., Cinct The 31-year-old veteran receIver 01 the Reds worked himself Into Ni best shape In several seasons this s1ng, bI* 11 full campaigns in Red livery have taken their toll. He's not the • __ . . Jackie Gunn keeps eye on ?rt!l . •--.-.-. . :. .. . .. - "-., . prmnterdefenziverecelverinbsleballrlghtnow.Hedoesagre.t .Joblusoelng would-be base stealers. .. ,cI' ,, ' I " N bothered to tap him until the 14th round ci the 1V7O free agent ifraft.Moetclubs,Includingcthcumatl,alaofeltb.hadan attitude problem. They couldo't have been more wrong because jg Pirate outfielder, now generally rated as the beat all around player Inthe game (andthe beatpeld), wasawtlltng stalest from the time he was voted MVP as a rOOkie With Br$dentCfl 01 - Florida's Gulf Coast League in '70 ____ Q. Hew Is Will. McCsvsy ______ r inS toMe rth a ::1*w'T with the GISM.? Dose I. et Met hi ibuuld jiny Ibul is a daily basis? - W,G., in. isis, (L Vanity Is a ticklish thing. The 417uwv1u Ia.SW RWWW aiflif still getateaty when anybody brhigsuplds role asapisttknir . .... .. . thsir I WslispCa.phsi,ibir,Pa. L' a.n'f PIflLADELPIUA (UP!) - The Philadelphia Piuillies Frsypsg second buenai Many Trill. on the fl-day disabled list. Thilo sisialeda broken wrist when hit by a puns Thuisday light In a sane against Los Angeles. Mhi$r.plaent,thsPtifIIhllscefledupRcflAyj55 , ci the OIthiema Qty form dub ci the American Amedatlom, who will join the club Friday In Los Mgelee. The PSiIflhit also announced veteran Jim Kaat, who had bsencnwMversbutwu jo, j ,j club Friday. ,, Throwln Samoan Arrives I this. gs - thk G.dt Y i •'k, you never cowi at." They t,ou* iaagiu. an that broke the Ice a Uttie. ridden by regular jockey bengo&y' starts from post No. 9 under .,, ' . CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Onclasati Buougals' "quarterback 01 the flt4re" arrived In town Friday. Be praised th. dub's currad quarterback, bit said he's ready to compete p"-t him. Jack Thoinpion, 32, the "llmowIn Samoan" who was -j the D,lV No.1*011 choIce lburedey'flew to ancbesMtfr !ttat. University. He said he mnke firverd tea ulstMLv* veteran Bengal quarturback Ken AMelIA 30, who will be Mating ida ninth pro season tMe year. 11" IhJays. _________ ' :-4' " •Itrø thv i,nu1d run" 'if hi - ....__.,1Wut 71IIL4LIIba will be ree.s.d indil Thursday. standing" with the sanctioning Blalock, playing th' best. gull of contention with an up.and-down Q.ks'tItsTW.issvnuç:.dss*e geuihi • her 10-year c1uuer, ;ays she secondrowslthatinclgdsdsix • , • a boat. CART, formed last Me • -4. L, s. VSI4d? can y ' -. ' . • ui. "pat" patricit, CART'S would rather Iiav the tricky birdies and three bogey.. in I I4seunibv isa pewer struggis Is N. , e'ij fight wind agalii Satwby instead of White, a perky little 25year .• - as'tquimIIanaIivMe$44rnisfa with UMC fee coatiol Of :., U we the raIn expetted fur the third old Wed Palm Beach, Phi., ___dhaWViUthmmpUIuNuu,.,gj :.-- I • Me bask - IudIaupolli.typ. racing, -- than NI,IN . round of time $80,000 Women's golfer who is still seeking hue a O'iii ."• within s 'i HVB yy he 'i tip w'S7 Ff1117 iW_ii 1-' first LPGA win, carJd fo CART attorney JotsoFrasco International. 'l '' 0 P!UIII attunptod to liw UMC and hethIrdyia,.1keP00,øhsy "I feel like li a_i good wwd hlrtfiesandabogeybid,aldgbe • • Pac•rs' olkIb.0 aWs t (04w tiotor Speed- player, but the raui cts kind of was surprised at being among •..At IIssd h4castdsIyIS foIUSfINWIIMn,totakepiit way napfreJ - *sedadIS messy," Blalock said, who was the leaders. ,1 INI*ANAIa (UPS) -nig ..... is tW dl©i' Thu I'"V thea *psuild t tied for the lead at 3-wider 141 - 'Tin really surprised at 3Iai w! CART in, tot King e Pluts of 01 the tut' iw.41me was a decision by the "us*c with Dwmt White uid Donna under leading," she si "i ho f.l se .i.-'fty s can cm. gel gisilas. wUIrMds:L - ' - ' .-., WM............ • .- • I 4..L.IsIsiinisIld -. 4 irm. . uat he bald be . -. - . s Jof iuMauI $ 1tMWSths5IaUbuuNsl 1JLd.at--inh.Ma, .-•, __ '1 Joe Yow l'rlda) thought someone wosdd be na j dy," m ihuiford, was isp.ct.d to be j3 "My gwne lot lower. Ispi obiWy ui (Lie e,, CS the best siiapi. it First-round leader Beth . c.en licum, MN by C4RT was not is the room when $..0 ale. pisod to be to throw added Blaluk, wbu has won prt1 a Daniel, a lot*I favorite bum liii el 'U1" three of sevemitouniamuents and nearby Charleston wilD IS MWISui beeuunlbetourforssilyaf.w Ouiaq, who Ivies f.d more liuw $SS2Uu, year MISI u' niafter ' how months, ballooned to a 71. rics,to 11d - "Wa just Ru .m • • ittid to .bihids, r1 ISIIOWIN days before the which llWd) s iiiaku a d&f(,riim doubiebogey Oil the fri5 &unin Miller_and Nimoy .". foee augr it ' jpu • Nasi. liN 4 I17 III wh isi ' UIlIUlicee Its of - • heM - (J) . - Cluisir.. Joe Devil lidi., VIilags tim. RIP Diepsuel $11.. 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Second game lArano-Peclne 10.10 6.00 3.10 - _____________________ MayI-Seattlea Phoenix, 10p.rn nt-May 11-Phoenix at Seattle, 11:30 p.m. nt-May 13-Seotflea$ Phoenix, 3-45 p.m. nt-May 17-Phoenix it Seattle, TM. Transactions Friday Baseball Texas - Traded infielder Bert Campeneris to CalifornIa for InfIelder Dave Chalk. Miimeiota -Placed pitcher Geoff Zahn on 21-day disbled list and called i pitcher Mike Iscsik from Toiedo. PhIladelphIa - f6laced second UNITED'S HOME IMPIOVIMINT TO FIT YOUR NIIDS SPRING AWNING % SALE C 0 Wh3, ONtalled • • BAKED INAMiL FINISH CHOICE OF COtORS '" l " I 'POSITIVE STORM PROTECTION L2i2_ILJ • CUTS HEATING. AIR CONDITIONING UP TO 20a_. Manny TrIlio on 21-day Ramon Aviles from Oklahoma City American Association cIi. Also recalled pitcher Jim Kilt from the w.ivers list, alter Kilt went un. claimed during the waiting period. besernan - disabled list and called uP infielder - --_ 1 5% -. - . IRIVE ROVE •. . • SUM, TN. ORLANDO m-oesi •APTIN HOURS CALL $8-iill OR IRIVAND CO. 035-1731 SANFORD nuie*s NI - ,• admitted ' NOW THRU SEPT. 3rd TUES.4AT. POST Till SiN i1iuk. Niuse 1ACIWAY ___ ___ ______ . __ __ __ .mri•. s.,.. r, __ ___ __ ___________________ __________________ ___ __ - N CLUINOU$IORO*AND$TAND TUS$DAY.W$DNISDAy.TNURY WSTNCOUPONONLY • __ _ ____ CaSd.* - sass PRU PARKING WY TO ISACH I --i is:__ il. 15, D Cads. . Hew MN 15 I 6.. NO ONE UNDER 15 ADMITIWO 17 01 21411 Imally. MM U 51 36.15 33,' 35.35 011ev, Ye )3 33.3$ Cal 150035.315 SsnWr,CM Camper, MN 3611136.311 OS 35 se.sm Peiler, NC $5 si aj Name I ,, aM MM 3i MelbuliL Ml ad Idmilt, NIl 5 p. TrauuL _cmer, MN is - _______ ____ - $111111 vs. P111101* (Seattle leads series, 2-0) May 1-Seattle 10$, PhoenIx 93 May 4-Seattle 103, Phoenix 57 May 4-Seattle at Phoenix, 3:15 •- TAUAmGA, Ale. (UPS) -Crud Natacusi pui Direel WulhrIp armed the Ainbee. a-tr'80*, iseáiy at__average apesd 01 .10MM N win lbs pii prilen . ut 'ass. -. (WI)-1b8uiii Stiwisold 'i k'e .c ' Seven) JaI.AIaI Harness Racing Walirip Sits On Pole * o.i Disabled List ' (lest ci (All Times CDT) _______________ ____ o., " Western Conference Finals II ____ . * ! a California Antonio at WashIngton, IRA I Be,geIS ug. '' K-May 13-San Washington, 1:30 p.m. nt-May 14-Washington at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. x.May 11 am 15-San Antonio at _________________________ A-2,157: Handle $133,194. - ttve beak I• - . _______ pent.j 313, Jim Starr ai. Baltimore (Stone 71). 7:30 p.m. HiIs Series: DICk Richards 501, Chicago (WorTham 3.2) at J(m$tarrSSS, Jim Moyer 535, AMy Texis (Mallack 0-1), 5:35 p.m. 530, C'$ Meyer 514, LInde kedoy's am Fryer, Cal ygi (UPI$ - The May 5-Washington at San Antonio, 1:30 p.m. ?My Il-Washington at San An. tonio, 5:30 p.m. 171,JuIm SVuAl, $3474. jy NeWly lesishis *33. LInda SiHill 111, PIardsl. $3453, Dean Wuthiewica Aia. SesISS. Thelma HISic5 151, Mary Slain 30. ASSIMINOLU 5:J 1 $1nf11 1* Roy Friday igh$ results '* Series: First rice leNIN. Sieve Van 11154, IJfty Firs 135 Rs.e Mess 445, kya.d IIIckaen Sr. Me. RICh leynelds Ia, jijde 1 Casper N 4A0 3.40 210 N. *y juoN. U 'fIi NI. Jim Millie 301 karl Bob 111*, Iryant Nkhaes Jr. 373. e.w1 laW'Iim LLIN'sr m. Wee Mel 111 ise s-V (baled en 30 317, LIMe ShuN 41), Ama lie 433. (i". FLORIOA NatilnIt Lisgut Jeba Sreaie 411, Thelma HeldeIch IS. Sal N Pd. Cenveffid Splits: Calky Deyle 3 WWIISI. SD 'en t-- . en, $5 IN 35.371 IS, LblN$IMl.sfo,li,y, Oniliey, CM 23 01 36.371 OlherflIghl*lI:$ssreIffiew,ek Crem,tle, *1 23 N 31.372 STATE., -VeflUIl WoN. +Th Him AVWISN inch. IlL jgs y 1, ii ________________ s, Gus lisle 171, SryI HIdlis In. Filler, CM II N 34 jsi 171 JIm Nader i70. loysfor, All m 11 75 27.351 Calm, *1 remit TwinluhsIsre, 2171 $5J svouuyrnysMs*u. PWk, PIt Nim1111-uI;JimNMe,$7,JJ lWdb10s:Ne.5 ilu.*c 2111 21.340 112 151. may Pds IN. loses audio. Ne. L' S*isas lands. N 15 .14) Mss.)O, Sl1it'N'tmai Sr. Ill. llck.Raps. Tlse Pits, Misliape, Yflghlelt NY 15 53 15.346 Dey $ciss 171, mel lee 174, CesIum lm..e. Mel. strain. *al.e Itiges ____ SAl N Pd. Wells 100. SryanS Hichoun High Games: Did Ildards en, Kemp. Dii ____ ____ as tile • Washington, 1:30 p.m. Leers fl• IA1(UPS)-Nlis,dlrscter01epurMMus lhi* Ladsri' foulhislwtheladds s1 vies IP"I uu. Pr Bangals Go For Irith.rs DSfrON (Pidiych 54) (Hartieli 1-0), 2:11 p.m. Toronto (Lemanczyk 2-c) Miiwiukse (Slateli 2-1), 2:30 p.m. Van Lame Care. Fl. loose. CiIa.ig seo, Once 30k. 14* Games: OS) Cmi 225-351Cenvuled Splits: Pete Si*Uf 1-7. 1* Ray Jd. 221.104. .IsIm 1wIn Linda 111aM 2.7, 345, Fly Green 4. N. Bob DehienkI 355.1$, Carl 5, Narip Huw'y 14. LuI1IIilI 111454 Larry JialiSi 100Other Hlhllgtits: Star Dick 101, Dea Neal W41N-411, Sieve VIII Richards +70. N.e IN 451171, karl luai*ugur .W. 145, Sheivy Fc 174, Peggy w MISS W1171, 05 C...i.dany 111.171 Mi Ipive, 1St. Mean 115, Uianne Reynalds 110, ,l d r ----- .• " Ivtothewe*diDevMe i aissthsapu t as-iMe FlEA '-II4 gr -j isc rIVl1l.a, Diii toaIsol a.d 1 l Cai ISbal'db' Sa ,.. Baseball _______ ___ ManngurGamsMsethsidthetISeffwil---",Za to ,. the balder. "There is structurally wring so we are very ipiIc he will lake a full rsoe,e,y." j' a'# ____ 660 4.00 Carasa Pradera 520 American League - Baylor, 6 Wenevir Bruce lix Cal 3; Porter, KC and Cooper, 3AvonCaretree 300 2VictorAndre 0(3.4) 49.40; P14.3) 172.20; T(1-3 MU 73; SIngleton, Bait and 0(54) 2200: 1(54.3) itt.so; Time 2) 19S.40. 00(5.4) 55.10. 2.0$. Cowan, KC 22. NEW YORK (UPI)-ft came Greg Hawthorne, who played Third game Second race Stolen Bases as no surprise when oiuio only three games In 1878 due to 20.00 750 6 2Ohio State 25.00 1540 971) ôEnrique National League - Cabell, linebaCker Tom Coslneau was a brokemi hip. $ Money Booster Hou and Moreno, i'itt ii; RIO 6.00 thatlnal Leogve 700 3 CounSel Rice madetheNo. 1 choIce In the ro H0U ; M0ipIn, Cm 5; Grlffey, s.io 1 Arca Alabama quarterback Jeff last 'I 0(24) 153.30; 1(2-1.3) 1,766.10; 7Zubi Cm, Mazzilli and Taveras, NY foothill dealt by the Bidfalo Rutledge, who guided the W L Pet. OR and North, SF 7. 0(14)41.10; P14-10) 15210; 1(6 Time 2.05.3. Blilsof the American Football QimsonTldetoallo.2ranklng Montreal 14 4 .727 " '°. American League - Cruz. Phlla 15 7 .052 1 Fourth game Third race League Thursday. And KaJas last year and posted a 33-5 St. Sea 12: LeFlore, Det 11; Otis, LouIs 12 11 .322 4½ 920 560 6Corkey'sA Bomb 7.10 4.00 3.00 lZubiPradera KC 10; Bonds, Harrah and Uty's selection of Colorado career record under Coach Chicago 10 10 .474 3 12 60 .1 3Ta Chip MannIng, Clev, Randolph, NY, 3.40 2.10 6SantiPeclna State defensive tackle Bear Bryant, had to wait will New York -I 0 13 .351 7½ S Blaze N Blu R.Jones, Sea and Wills. 300 7 IrusteArrieta I 13 .351 7½ Q- 52.00; P(4-6P 169.20; T(46 0(34) 13.40. T(4-34) 157.40; Time Pitching VictorIes Bell also was expected. Friday, when Los Angeles West 7) 1.74,$0. 2.04.3. National Leagye - Blue, SF Bit when Cincinnati, weii selected him late In the ninth Filthgame Fourth race W I. Pd. OS 5-2: Richard, Hou and gruthven, stocked at quarterback with round. Pittsburgh defensive Houston 14 5 .040 9.20 3.10 2.R) Phil 10; Jones, SD 42: twelve 7Gayie Stanton 10.40 5.60 4.00 1 ZubiEnrique CIVICI 13 11 .542 2½ 9.20 4.10 2 Said Goiri 5 60 3 I Siouxland Kino pitchers tied with 3. veterans Ken Anderson and back Jeff Delaney, with San Fran 12 11 .462 4½ 5.10 5 IsasaGondra 1 Florence Time 30 AmerIcan League John Reavea, chose Jack second-most Interceptions In San DIego 11 15 .423 5½ 0(14) 3140; P11-2) I04-2O T(12 0(17) 55.40; T(7.1-2) 1,015.40: man, Minn and John. NY 50; Thompson, the "Throwin' Panther history, wasn't picked Los Ang U 14 .407 4 Jenkins, Tent 4-0; Ryan, Cal and Time 1:43. Atlanta 5 13 .340 7 Sixth game Fifth race Marshall, Minn 4-1; Flanagan. Samoan" from Washington until the seventh round _____ Fridays Resell 2 DuranGerardo 6 Hardly Karl 080 5 60 4 0' 6.60 5.60 Bait, Splittorif, KC 3.60 and CaidState,evenCo%ittheauwhowas b) the Rains. Chiclgo 6, Atlanta 2 920 522 2liogasPower 110 4.20 3Vicandi Andre well, Ml 4.2. being Interviewed by NFL The only player of national Clnci 4, Hous 5, 10 Inns. SantiFernan .1 LII 3 Rebel I Guy 5.60 lamed Run Average St. Loa_jis 1, Pittsburgh 3 0(2-3) 30.40; P12.3) 121.10; 1(23. 0(2-6)11.40:1(4-2-3)241.00; Time (based •i 1$ Innings pitched) Commlaâloner Pete Rozelle notewhowasnotselectedinthue Montreal 12, San Diego 1 5) 453.00. 2.11.2 National League - Laveile, 17-hour, 13-minute draft was PhIla 5, Los gasped and rolled his eyes. Angeles 2 Seventh game Sixth race SF 0.00; Espinosa, Phil 132; General Manager Paul diminutive running back San Fran 4, New York 3 11,00 7.20 600 6 HR. Eddie 11.00 560 5.20 2ZubiUrqui:a Sosa. MU 1.42; Andujar, Today's Games 1 Bullet Pace 5.50 ) 20 I2.00l.00 iSaraEnrlque 1.44; Lamp, Chl 2.16. Brown explained merely DexterGReesu01IowaSta,the (All Times CDT) 4Mystery Blaze 100 140 SSaidSarduy League - Heaver. wasted to start building for the fotrthleadlng nnher In Big Atlanta (McWilliams 1-2) at 10,American 0(2-I) 44.00; P(2.i) 14,30; 1(2 IS) Q(1-4 $3.40; P14-1-4) 124.10: Time Oak 0.35; Marshall, Minn (tire. Eight history. The draft ended Chicago (Lamp 2-0), 2:13 p.m. 265.50. 2.0S2. 0.50; John, NY 1.26; Mange, New York (Swan 3.2) at San Clev 1.29; Stoddard, Bait ;.is. EigMhgame with Pittsburgh's selection of Francisco Nastu 0-1), 4:03 7 Duane Brewster 2100 1.00 300 3 BeideSarduy 10 20 7.60 3 60 "This Isa long-range proposi- Mike Almond, a wide receIver StrIkeouts p.m. I Lisa Lie See 12.00 3 CC) National League - Richard, 3.20 3.20 6 MutlIla Coin tlon (I COWSe," said Brown, from Northwest Lomàisna. Houston (Ruhle 1•3) at Hou 44; Sutton, LA 32; Niekro, 2Mac Farvel 4 84 6.20 1 lsasaWaily "bid It seems to be an ideal Cincinnati (Hume 2-3), 3:30 Ati 31: Blue, SF 29; Hooton, LA 0(1-7) 35.00: 1(7.1.2) 434.00; Time Q(3.4) 45.40; P13-4) 201.60; 1(16 There were 161 offensive p.m. time for is to start training 2.07.2. 1) 435.20. 2$. players, 150 defensive players Pittsburgh (Blylevan 0-2) at American League Ninthgame Eiglithrace Ryan, another quarterback. It's tough aP4l2specfismongume33o St Louis (Forsch 02), 1:03 Cal 42; Jenkins, 11.00 5.00 80 $COIiiflsPhylli Tent 34; 4.10 100 440 2Oscar to laid your breath every time players selected. 4Zeront .160 3.02 Guidry, NY 31; Koosman, Minn 6.10 7.20 llsasa OialMY, p.m. Philadelphia (Ruthven 40) at 21; Wortham, ChI 26. Echani: 6 Drexel Bill 3.60 your quarterback goes down there were 46 runnIng backs Los Angeles (Messirsmlth 1-1), 0h) 37.20; P12-I) $55.70; 1(21 Q(4-l) 34.00; T(I-44) 259.00: Time and maybe hurts himself." 5) 414.50. chosen and defensively, 10 p.m. 2.11.4. Bid, the New York Giant farms linebackers were the big Montreal (Rogers 2-1) at San Tenthgame Ninth race Diego (Owchinko 00), 10 p.m. ApraizUrqul:a In the back of the room didn't 11.80 520 3 42 3 Black Sand GB 45.50 12.20 7.20 Sundays Games EganaDiaga 6 60 .1 C) 2 Ease On Tar hold their breath Thursday. commodity with 54 selected. 4.50 300 Atlanta at Chicago 4.0 SVicandiWally (*lahoina and Notre Dame 6Greg Creed 42 NRA Pia'ofts They expaniiimij their Pittsburgh at St. Louis 0(1-3) 2.2O; P13-1) 71.50; TIll 5) Cistern Conference Finals Houston at CincinnatI, 2 filled daft headquarters with a each had 10 players hose t. 0(72-3) 45.50; T(3-2-4) 1,173.20: 270.40. (lest it Seven) lead all schools and the Big Philadelphia at Los Eleventh game Time 2.05. chorus of boos when the Giants Eight 1e1 time con ences i (All Times CDT) Montreal at San Diego I rano-Urqui;a 19.40 620 3 8') Tenth San Ants.i. VS. Washington announced Phil Simm. from New 't'oi'k It Ian FrancIsco Dmngo-Gasti II $ Silent Way 560 1 2S.$0 7.50 5.00 31'5 ae1cc with 34. (1-au Asisolo leeds series, 14) hi-kiisuu Miuikiad Stats ai Aa.qicao I.oi. 2 IruSla-Practora raT S 3 20 May 4-lan Antenlo %s, sioaemI.0 a.as 0114) 2L40* P1)4) )M.%lt'TU-4thur first-round pu WhinSSe597 W I. Pd. OS .' 0(14) Cardinals made the most 1Si.Isitt$-s.il ,1,.ee','asues.asi May 4-San Antonio at Time 2.11.1 who quarterhecked the () 15 e . Mayor League 4.1 F I. Se lec t ions KegI.r's Korn.r __ VINags TVC, lines landings: V. -. •.. 1 Mimesosa ___ ' ahead, 89-87. Johnson hit a jumper with 2:17 left to stretch Seattles lead to 97-92. The Suns twice closed the gap to two points in the I ma I two minutes of the game but Williams hit a layup and (wi foul shots to preserve the wim. Lonnie Shelton contribued Id points to Seattl&s balanced scoring attack, while Willianr; added 16 and Fred Brown 15 For Phoenix, Paul Westplid had a game-high 29 points an! Walter Davis added 25. joined the NBA three years ago. In the second game of the Western Conference champion-. ship, the Seattle SuperSonics defeated the Phoenix Suns, 10397, to take a 2.0 lead In their serIes, as the teams move to Phoenix for Sunday's third game and Game 4 next week. John Johnson scored 21 points and Seattle took the lead for good in the see-saw contest on a pair of foul shots by Gus Williams with 5:33 left in the game, which put the Sonics Surprises Mark ,, BLOOMINGTON, .(UPS) -The Meseta Twine Li! pat suoubooldered pitcher Geeff Zba as the *1-day Friday ad culled up r ' reliever I 1' "We just played an ugly gameandwedlcki'tdeserveo win. They beat us to death." Washington's guards contlnued to be Ineffective, as they were In the playoff agaInst Atlanta, shooting a meager 10for-39 Friday night. Tom Henderson led the 'iackcourt with seven points. Bobby Dandzidge paced the Bullets with 25 points and Elvin Hayes added ZZ. The win was the Spurs' first at Capital Centre since they • Zàhn On ksury List to an ci that. ,an.ytn. cheap Joknay Peach Bowl Gets TV I v CINCINNATI (UP!) -Psd'o Borben, Q"el'mM' RidaY r relief pitcher, was charged with nit Friday alter he ailugodly attacked an r4oyu cia lee.) does c Joke Topits, en npinpie 01 'Ibe Wad Side Story" . kang. who filed the karga, told I'-'M Cy inr's Diper"t omclals Betboui struck d bIt Mm seutMthn.sdhsrhead.mptidtobñbupaa ft between the Maim reliever ad another p*os. ____ period to a ID-poufl advantage -98-13-with just over six nuinides left, The teams meet again Sunday at Capital Centre before the series shifts to San Antonio for Gaines 3 ad 4 next week. "We could have been beaten by 40 poInts, and we probably should have been, the way we played," said Washington Coach Dick Motta. "The way things were going in the third quarter, I wouldn't have been surprised at anything. daring choice of Friday's Boston 14 , . Valley Corafu'uscs team to a 2 isbn by selecting Michigan Bell Mltwauke 11 , 1½ 81 beard last ison, New York 11 13 . 4½ culled a "ca-boa copy of Terry &stewlderecejverKfrk Gibson Detroit I II .431 3 Toronto I 1$ .305 0½ Bradahaw" by one Giants' The 6400t-2, 213-pound All- Cleveland 7 14 spokaxnan. Wt Ajne-im Gibson is recovering Surprise was the key ward froma leg Injury and currently I. Pd. 17 7 tlwoughotdthedraft. Andat one Is under contract to play MIen Calif 14 , . 1½ point Qeveland got so flustered baseball In the Detroit TIgerS Texas 11 9 .aos 2½ Kin City by the unusual picks the organization. The NFL 13 11 .342 4 Chicago 10 $3 .435 4½ Browns were forced to make a March z IMUI a "buyer Oakland 10 13 .100 7½ last-second swap of draft I ii .305 1Q to NFL. dubs, Seattle Friday's Resells Diego before waruijig no contract betWe. Calif at lilt, ppd. rain their 15-minute time limit Gibson and an NFL club would Chicago 7, Texas £ expired, be approved until Gibson's Texas 7, Chicago 4, 2nd Boston 5, Seattle 3 ZI1tI11i contract expires. Kin City 3, Clew 4, 10 $ developments. Bing Devine, the Cardinals' Oakland 11, New York New Orleans, which gained new vice-president for Toronto 5, Milwaukee 4 ml.. Mlnneiota 7, Detroit 4 _____ the third fewest itIth ink tratlosu, nitted the selection Today's Oamis In the NFL lad season, picked was a big gamble bil felt the (All Times CDT Texas kicker Rsdll Erzleben try for Gibson was jsb Oakland (Johnson 0-4) at New York (John 54), 2 p.m. on the first rosuid. And Super Ita a shake 01 the dice type 0.1) at Boston Bowl champion Pittsburgh of thing aid we thought It was (Eck.rsley(Jo 2-1), 2 p.m. KinsIs City (Gale 0.3) It cooed out the first_____ round by worth It, considering the round Cleveland (Wise 3-2), 2:05 p.m. selecting Baylor rsuvuing beck aid the people left. if' itt series for the Eastern Conference title. "We came In here mentally ready, despite the short break." The Spurs came off jiat one day of rest following Wednesday's 111-198 serIes-clinching Victory over the Phfladelph 76ers, but they took conuman early In the second half and dominated play. Paul Silas chipped In with 28 points and Larry Kenon added 24astheSpursexpaj.Jaonepoint lead midway In the third . Borbon Faces Charge 'I tiwnsan log p!nMeuvenyears,thsesIsrs today. U.* digs '!' ' a- ATLANTA (UP!) -Agrsem. was reached between the do psjPeach Bowl and CBS Friday to televise the podcollege football bowl th guec )C. 31. ° The 117$ Peach Bowl was played on Cwlstmu Day at a retpaed and when the game, In which Purdue beat I d Georgia Tech, div hardy 30,000 (asia, bowl officials I'._lat,d upon moving the 1878 gems to Doe. 31. "The only thing we hays net settled Is the exact starting time," said j . Peach Bowl macntis. dired George (umbiey. , it] ______ ',.lgto t '' Pro Bk.tball -j jcen'tputth.tmecim,"bls."R'snattsnit.1 s (golden Ad, Sandy Hawley, A.4kk i_mISai1iI.Mw I •' Great Redeemer, Richard - ,.:. ,,, • . , . . . / • l)ePass; Shamgo, Frank wI4 £W105 S$Oflw...1rw F • . -- g Ohvtres; Screen King, Angel ... -. Cordero Jr.; General You an diaceset all thou. reports i-iijj Assembly, Laffit Pincay Jr.; . Unquestionably, Gab. Paul will go for a "san," manager I . " ', .J' King Celebrity, Cash Asmue•____: sen; Sir Ivor Again, Don Martinandyonan batytblagyoswes. . "%, . MacBeth, and Lot O'Gold, Don . i . }3rwmifjeld. nest season, h worked under Pul wb Pail pt-$ I • All will carry 126 pounds and blYan go.PaaI,uammwfact .• ., I . •'I the rave will be telecast by ABC as the protective beffor between Mortis and Y± ow • a.' iegtruing at s nm iyr with .•,r'. .'-, . ___ . ___ -- . I. . .j (1tii 01546 ther. are those in basiball whi 1501 t tIS, is f west in amcngthemdarImswsISthsgow.,. I igoodhorsebuttheonlywgyl somswhatccs.urvatiN,and*c.ddbeGeheplinuagthi I tliinkhecanbeatBjdlslfhe's Melissa Putt mobbed by mates after key lilt as good - or better than fouling the sowS,Way. : SkniIWly, Paula moat "ar1a1 he1c. went he a '' -Secretariat," said DeIp. "And AM. I as far asthe others, well, Great be Alvin Dirk Cabs Pn.l has bed of Alvin ko Redeemer caught me by sirlast a lifetime. I fl fiti I I I I I r 11 f' + I P ( I t r C prise but I figure we'll be U I%4 I I 'J UU ' 1J' I I' lengthsinfrontof him halfway ___ nJUI1 IS1*1,IBu,tfo,th,,iatI I 7 out the gate so I'm not con- fotmsrRsdammeI.ruuLItabethsjab.e o hfttfor average - tliii* he an still lab out ropes li* INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) - now builder and owner Dan we wanted," the racing veteran. cerned." I clutch - and l$i woofufly limited rani. IS the f.M makes him a PEUCS opined today for the Girmoy were the only witnesses said. Great Redeemer, a ion 01 Visibly call the 'me t rIØas,. ;:dJ1thI(td,fisiVS "bU"y. That's whir. yoa (80) lYlibal b- IndianapolIs MO, bii six of the called by CART Friday. The IndiSs hive lie ci beat :b.fl - in the bu I Gurney said CART, among Holy Land, who fell in the 1870 : big plue as an evesy day, player for the San Francisco tiIIfl. moat peanln,4 racing teams King testified he voted to bar others, sought changes pertain- Derby, is the fIrst maiden to go hi their miàt is Dive Cards, who was a e.rh with a _______ ________ the "CART SIx" from the Ing to engine boost presure to in the Derby since 1971. V .i V ''A...% daII Trillo Out 21 Days ' weretibbedthe30-llongshots. thepltching" TOrborg,amachWIthths''1 athethee,nplvedFrs I • Bid who will leave fro the 'c Parker,whohadbeenaflnehlghschoolfootbeflplayermnlds HAiULTON, Ohio (UP!) -Former Oneinnati Bengal defensive end offinsive beck Jeas Pigilipe was aersied Friday and chuiged with receiving stolen property In coimidlon with a 1877 allegedly rested Cadillac freon a New (kMemo company and failing to ret ft. PNIIIp0, 32, mow retired from pro1esionpj'foojh.j end living In Bolder, Cola., was re!eJ on bond and a hswinf was ad for nest Wedoesday. The Stat. Highway Patrol, amid PWUIp. w arraded at 1:43 a.m. Friday whnhswaudiacoveedaleopng 1, roadway. , incladi By United Press laterutlosal The San Antonio Spurs, a team with something to prove, stormed Into the Capital Centre Friday night and took the homecoat advantage away from the defending NBA champion Washington Bullets. "I think we made believers out 01 a 101 01 people with the way we played," said George Gervin, who scored 34 poInts to power Sen Antonio to a 11847 vlctoryovertheBulletsandal. o lead In their bed-of-seven stat. Jess Phillips Arrested theIn&ana'tesmbMtinga,orq,n01thatmathover3 AfterThursday's draw, Spectacular Bid was established as the 3-5 choice with Flying Paster at 9-5, Golden Act at 10-1 and Screen King at 12-1. The en ryo t.ner Y .. bee of diBee a said thur. had been a "progresi,s sriorMion" of his heertrhythu Friday idgit end he scifired another cardiac stwbith to istiL Although doctors at 'South Fallen Hoapital lad bee keiping him "alive" by utifidal moans, they had said there was no of beaks ' actMty hoing the ee days since he was stricken. . P - • ' Mirpriseenran rca . • I ATLANTA (UP!) -At1'Ma Braves Vice PresId Bill t"as, bighsiranMeg black offk'W in protaa4omaj bSseball and former brothes4la, of home run king Hank Awen, died Saturday. Laces was declared dead at 1:30 a.m. afte, aIring massive brain hunorstiags end cardiac aiiM earlier In the w when en artery the bsckciuja nsck 'Tis had co'.pa.d about 12:01 a.th.i W.diiy D.rby LIn.up- 4. - •" Spurs Make Believers - Of Bullets trac LOUISVIlLE, Ky (UP!)- calledforpsrtlydOodY111 mi1sso By United Press International were changing. It was a mixup, , -. . . . ,, . N rA ! Bud DeIp has done so much later today with temperatures Game6of the Stanley Cup aterriblemlxup.Sergetrledto . the mid4, keqi( braggingaboutSpectacularBld 1 nali, listed as "If noces- get beck but he coukki't I tht if talk alone could cariythe Derby streak 01 no iain since LHITII to haCk I ,.4, colt through Saturday's 1th 17 IMact. The track, which a I r some late lCS ThurY I to to s1IgtJy cçpy earlier sow' Kentuck) Derby, the other nine had been night. Ratelle, but there was really . ... "•': .c......... . horses needn't even show up lntheweek,ahouldbefadbl thlnkBdI do Overtime goals by the New nothing I could do to prevent ,' "' thDe whiCh would bliP For weeks Deip has held York Islanders' Bob Ntrom what ned" .a we dersbly I'aster .. 4 forth the theory that only an act FlyIfl and Boston's Jean Ratelle IntheRangerdressingrooin, .;.j ..,. .. .• "He's been galloping 1% ahoeneraco. l of God could stop stacular brought their respective clubs the story and the result WC M .. Bid from running off with the from the scary posaihility of the same ' ' spring classic, but -r trailing three games to one In "Ithoughtthepuck was going .' e Saturday the steel-gray colt will the semifinal round of the Ixdb the stands when I came ,• .. . lace perhaps the toughest test -, :. .....-. playoffs, to the security of off," said New York c*aln (IWO acouØH EK .' • 'I w,. . . race career when he of his 14Oonsrs -. 1. o Kn 1t Sat 0 r' rdly'S . knowing there will be another Dave Maloney following the 3-2 ''átht)' it ml $200,000 .ddsd, P$ppI. 1. J. MsIiammnd. 3. :,,/ meets California star Flying runnln ",i' game after Game 5. defeat. "I should have stayed -. • Paster for the first time In the l'kmIIl K.ntucky Dirby $ Ha*SsoniTh FarM. 4. l( For Ranger fans, Nystrom's on the Ice. It was foolish, hot -. • ... ;• • 4: $304,900 Derby. Jsc*iv 00dsIs. 4. S1ram PISULAS. 7. IS1oot, sudden-death shot Into we're by no means dd. • -. 101 CMIar StaSis. I. Mrs. 1. Hiwley Bid winner of 12 res and 1. Oitden Act an open net vacated by Jthn Neither losing team IS d--d, • • -. • --I CPrlstp rIa is Grt Rdmr close to $750,000, no doubt will Davidson - who failed at his by anY means. The Canadlens, -. , p -1L ' go postward as one of the o,ars *1 wssqi - AU carry attempt to beat Nystrom to a by winning their first tWO . •• shortest-priced hérses In the S. Scren Kng Cordsro 12.1 pounds. Gross v•ki - $304.1 loose puck, preventing an gaines at the Forian, maintain s Jonnie Bennett (20) greeted alter home run history of the Derby as he '. I Girl cè '5 As ussoi *1 WIO pm ID uncontested breakaway for the their home-Ice advantage carries a 10-race winning : IVVA Mcuim 15.1 T*VIitSn - AIC. I p s. winger - squashed their hopes against the Bndns tonlaJd in . I • PIircs 01 eDT. ,g streak Into the spring dassic. . Flylno Pitt of doing away with the Wan. MontreaL And the Rangers aruinflild *1 I Under 19-year-old jockey Ron 10. U O'GI i' 'i 11 dora In five games. already have won at the Nassau • • Franklin, Bid is undefeated this Meanwhile In Boston, Ratel- Coliseum - a 44 trftnnph in year and In his last race ic's wrist shot past Canadians Caine 1. DELAND - The Seminole Lyman's high moment came Dawn Berguson and Dana devastated a field of three goalie Ken Dryden, the result of Over In the WHA, Edmonton High girls softball team came in the third when a Melissa Putt Urshaw. undistinguished rivals in the a twoon-one break, made cunwrupItsicnhfinalaerIes upw1thLthiggestvjctoryof hit and fielding error by Berguson and (mini were Blue Grass to win by seven Game 6 a necessity. with New England with a season Friday afternoon, Seminole helped the !or-4. lengths, albeit In a slow 1:50 for Both winning goals, Inciden- VictOry tonight at Springfield, stopping Lyman by an 8-4 count Greyhounds score four runs. Seminole coach Betty Turner the 1'. miles. Owned by Harry, tally, came as the result of Ill. Mass. Rookie Wayne Gretaky's to claim the district chain- (Xher key hits for Seminole described the Seminole Victory Tere.sa and Torn Meyerhoff, he timed lineYchanges. hat trick carried the Oilers toa piatahip. were contributed by Liz Gaim, In the tOfl1!fliIIt also has decisively beaten four "What a time to lose the 54 vIctory over the Whalers . Seminole advances to Jackie Gunni, Mary Sorenson, spiratlunal . . . rellv ;uper.' of his Derby rivals - General puck," Montreal defenseman Thursday night and a 3-2 lead in Tuesday's regional encounter _______ Assembly, Lot O'Goid, King IrnyRoblnaonsalddejectedly theserles.Thewinnermeets against the Brevard County . CekbrityandSirlvorAgaln. iEi. after the 4-3 loss. "Guy Winnipeg forthe final Avco Cup district champ. The regional • r - •. ilfts On the West Coast, Flying . (Lapointe)andSerge(Savard) championship. teeterwiflbeinSanford. . •... t .j PasterhaswontheSantaAnita Frlday'swlnwassparkedby I andflollywoodDeriesaswefl : - p.1 . . .. ••. truvwinm T iii1a D*....a44 WiiI. i.ie . N Idsswb £TT AV54 , -.lTTH as tue San a_fl uOaui.u,, a e I. vinceflie " : ç. only a and a half baty i fourth homer of the tour. , erons to - whet IS going to happen :3t LYMAN • SIMINOLI colt, owned by B.J.., Ridder, to ,,, . I I.. '. p •••• -. .• AIRH AINN IUIJWJWMCD u,,Wa_ai, ... Affirmed, Majestic rrnce OW pr fl, UI IaI r m n 01 bsliclub gets word to his manager that he'd like o WUI UIIUI Swaps. Like Dluuww ,, 'V -. • I 55$$IrrSM Nsgsu 311 ,. defeated sorneo&iu..vru, a1lmonthandIarlingarouMatthebettomdtheet0 4 ii DsCsr$ 111s opponents, inciuuing uoiuen By MURRAY OLDESMAN aiNT can easily figure out • I I :433k1111V : . Act... and Shaingo. • . is 1111M a_. called In fora raise. iw only wo w, ave , ,,, I not raced a6alnst the two :: Indi ,4.' - - 4; •ITWIIHSSt 434 & S 434 CASSILUUY .ORLANDO $ ,. . - ..-..i r7! gya_t 4, ' ' - " .- .. - I '-' .',.. ................. :, -. �12A--Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday May a;1979 From Abandoned Station To Pharmacy BUSINESS By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer With the flair of a Cinderella story, an old, abandoned service station in Lake Mary has been transformed from an eyesore to an asset to the community. IN-BRIEF Sanford Mini-Storage Autrey Moran said he recognized the service station's potential for his new pharmacy the moment he laid eyes on the ruddy structure. Building Holds Opening Sanford's first new mini warehousing facility will open formally Tuesday at 10 a.m. with a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony, it was announced by owners Hart Pilcher and George Willis. The mini-storage building, located 2529 S. Magnolia Ave., contains 5,000square-feet for the convenience of homeowners, contractors and businessmen, with various size spaces front four by eight feet to 50 feet by 50 feet and may be rented for long or short term. This long-in-coming reality resulted from a cooperative effort of the owners assisted by Kevin Spoiski Architect Contractor, Mid-Florida Title Insurance Co., First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Mid-Florida and several sub-contractors. The public Is invited to the open house from 10 am, to 2 p.m. 5 1- .c _.afr ' • -- That was In February and Thursday Moran opened his pharmacy for Its first official day of business and he said he couldn't be happier. i huuuh1 ' C "We-had a real good opening," Moran says. "We were real pleased with the reception." .:_ I .. .1 : .. ", ., Si 'flu' new lake Mary pharmacy mark, its first official day of business Thursday with the Gregory Mobile Homes, Sanford, was recently named traditional ribbon-cutting ceremony. Pictured "Million Dollar Dealer" by the Ocala, Florida, divisions from left: Pat Southward, Cliff Nelson, Lake Million Dollar Dealer' of Skyline Corporation. Bob and Janice Gregory, owners, of the dealership received the award from Tom Lizzi, National Sales Manager of Skyline Corp. during ceremonies at the Sarasota Hyatt House. The dealership has been in business for eight years and has represented the Skyline single and double-wide homes fbr the same period of time. They have received quarterl awards for their outstanding sales performances. Skyline Corporation is the world's largest builder of manufactured housing and a leading manufacturer ofrecreatlonal vehicles, Mary council members; pharmicist Aubrey Moran, lake Mary vice mayor Harry Terry, Al Gutheil, and Lake Mary chamber of commerce president, Francis Marks. Today Moran dispenses his prescriptions in his new business at probably the same spot customers might have paid for their gas. But that Is the only similarity between the Lives of the two OURSELVES buildings. • "The building was 1n good shape," Moran says. ,,Of, course, renovation l lot cheaper than buildini new business," he add*. Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Briefly After he purchased the building In February, Moran contracted ,. remodeling agency to do a complete facelift. Te walls were panelled, ne carpeting was installed, a drop ceiling was put in place and within tb months' time, the buildifl had a new lease on life. ' Daum Awarded Appointment Today, the pharmacy located at Country C1UI Road and Crystal Lake Avenue can boast being t11 only service of its kind LE Lake Mary said Moran, formerly a partner in Sanford's Faust's Dr u Store. . ' Real Estate Course Held on the legality of government efforts to arm-twist industry into abiding by antlinfiatlon guidelines, But URW President Peter Bommarlto said the union would reconsider a walkout against Uniroyal on a day-today basis depending on the success of StoryBeh'i nd Success Of K mart a new round of contract negotiations. U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker refused Friday to grant a union bid for a temporary order barring the government from threatening tire makers with economic sanctions for violating wageprice guidelines. the administration's voluntary wage-price guidelines. Bommarito called off a strike deadline for midnight Friday, saying he considers Parker's ruling a partial victory for the rubber workers. He said talks with Uniroyal would resume Monday In New York City. "We are just trying to act responsible," he said. "We don't want a strike. We don't want this confrontation. We don't want our people to be suffering, walking on the streets. We don't want to do any harm to any company." Bommarito has accused the administration of "Illegally meddling In collective bargaining" by There will be a 14-hour post-registration course for real o estate registrants starting May 22, through May , 1979The from 8:30 am. to 12:00 p.m. The class will be held at 101 , W)more Rd., Altamonte Springs, Room 516. This course Is designed to review and up-date registrants about Florida But the judge set May 17 Statutes Chapter 475, and commission rules. Topics for oral arguments on a covered Include real estate license law, state laws al. broad challenge by fecting real estate, federal laws affecting real estate, and stores, they are incorporated The K wart discount merchandise. organized labor to the federal Income lazes affecting real estate. The course Is One of the final, but perhaps into stores that are under department store of today is a government's use of such for salespersons as well as real estate brokers. combination of basic principles one of the most important, construction or on the drawing threats to enforce the Registration fee is $10. created before the first K mart aspects of the original K mart boards. administration's voluntary For more Information about courses call 323-1450, exopened in 1962 and im- blueprint was that all K marts The exteriors of K marts are anti-inflation guidelines. tension 325 or 831-27, Extension 325. For registration provements resulting from would be staffed by quality also under constant scrutiny Information call 323-1450, Extension 377. The labor suit - filed by almost two decades of ex. personnel. The people chosen to by company architects. Often theAFLC1O, perlence and research. the URW and manage K marts are ex- by the time a new store opens nine other unions —airrisat perienced career managers aspects of its design are ohThe pulling out the few teeth in with proven executive ability solete. ______ _____ ________ and demonstrated 'a ..'i.UIsta* always eo. qwuta 1170 were up 23 vTheY *T.5t1fl 1510W or minded merchants. The percent from 22 cents in 1978, Board Chairman R.P. lower than the selling prices strongest possible emphasis is Hulbert, announced, available to K mart customers placed on the maintenance of For the 12 months ended March 31, 1979, earnings per within any given trading area, consistently high standards for share totaled 11.05 tin-3 nrtnt --77 ---cnt In 107* Althniiuh -------from..... -. --.-. ----a-' nri,'as jgg tin W nitii department heads and Crediting continued strong growth In new telephones merchandise are determined salespeople. and Increased long distance calling, Hulbert reported that by K mart Corporation Inter 'Experience and research consolidated net income for the first quarter totaled national Headquarters in Troy, have added some new a 23 percent increase over the first three Mich., each K mart manager IS dimensions to the original K months of 1978. After payment of preferred dividends, net personally responsible for mart blueprint. For example, income available for common share-holders totaled keeping the store competitive. Americans today are do It's a new way of saving from First Federal of Mid-Florida, Ev. -It$1,639,0, up 22 percent over the same 1978 period. The manager may recommend yourself enthusiasts. The ery month when you make your payments to the people you lower prices, but cannot raise higher cost of professional help theiTh Davis Named Director owe, you can make a payment to someone else that deserves it plus its scarcity have made it Part of the corporation's necessary for home owners to . . . yourself. Allen W. Davis, Jr., vice president and sales manager of effort to give customers quality make additions and repairs to Coastline Distributing in Sanford, has been selected a merchandise was to be a their homes themselves. In director of the Florida Air Conditioning Contractors Man, private label program in staple many stores, K mart caters to misonwom FACCA). assortments. A strong private their needs with building Davis also Is a member of the American Society of label program has developed in materials departments. Just visit any First Federal of Mid-Florida office and select the Heating and Ventilating Engineers and the North such Lines as cameras, apparel, A new department often savings plan that suits you best. We'll give you a coupon book to American Heating and Air Conditioning Wholesalers domestics, hardware and home dictates a change in store Association. He attended the University of Miami and has improvement. Private label layout - hardware and home remind you of your obligation to yourself that you can put right been instrumental in training contractors tojpaflJo. merchandise Is manufactured Improvements have been Manville duct board throughout the state. with your other monthly obligations. under strict specifications, placed adjacent to building Ever Item is laboratory tested materials, providing a cow You'll find that the l.O.Me account is an easy way to save for to assure quality equal or venient traffic pattern for Ow New Name For Sanford Store the things you want. It's also a great way to get a young person superior to that of the leading do-it-yourselfers. Kitchen and competitive nationally ad- bathroom displays let qualitystarted on a savings plan that he can call his own. There's no Hunt's Tuxedo Seed Store, a familiar fixture at the vertisj brand and can be minded shoppers see the ap corner of Sanford Avenue and Second Street, officially limit on the amount that you can decide to Start with. placed on K mart counters at a pearance of flniied h rooms or became Duggar's General Store Tuesday. lower price. sections of rooms. Stop by a First Federal of Mid-Florida office this week to open The store occupied the same site since 1941, when R.S. An active Import program The allocation of space is Hunt opened the establishment. Hunt still owns the your new I.O.Me Account. . . after all, you owe it to yourself. was specified improve continually re-evaluated to building, merchandise quality while meet consumers' current 61AN011110. 3090 S. Orlando Or. (305•323-3770) S OIIAIY. U.S. 17.92 (305668'4431 • D(LUO, Sauthsrn Riglonal Nam Joe Duggar went to Work for Hunt In 1116. In 1972, he maintaining discount prices. K demands. For Instance, con01k.. 345 N Woodland Blvd. (904.734.2551) • 01110111A. 940 DSIISIIS Blvd. (305.668.4103)/Ben Plaza. 1240 and his wife, Margaret, took over the business. Blvd mart buying representatives in sumers' (305'574.1427) S G$l$t$VILII. •Nitthitn Regional Main 01k.. 2815 N.W. 13th St. (9043767551)/249 W.Prsvldenc, Interests In University 190437515001/GiinesviN. Mail. 252$ NW 13111 St 190431626331/4414 N . W. 23rd Ave 1904-376-32041/5200 W. NewberryAve European and Asian markets photography has resulted in Rd LAM CITY. 2735US 90 West (904.7521222) • LUSIUNG. 1403 S. 14111 St (904•717-2557) • MW work closely with the home enlarged camera and acSMYNJIA MACN. 1300 S Atlantic Ave (904.427.3447) S ORANGE CITY. Four townes Shopping Center. 2400 U S 17.92 904.775.43431 office Import department. K c'eaaorles departments. ORMOND MACN. 520 S Allanhc Avi (904•67211571 mart Corporation buyers Music buffs of all ages are NEW YORK (UP!) — Stocks fell to a i.vsn-week low frequently travel abroad in installing stereo tape players In this week as the nation's economy took on the appearance search of merchandim, and K their cars. K marts today offer of the strange star astronomers dIscovered two weeks mart exclusives. All imported complete automotive sound ago: It appeared to be coming and going at the urns time. merctiwue is required to equal centers where shoppers can Against this background, the Dow Jones Industrial or surpass the quality view and buy a Large assortaverage, which eased 0.34 point last week, lost 9.10 points speclficigiono of Its domestic meit of tape players and tapes. to I47.54 the lowest level since It finished at $47.00 on cogrbeavaieat Today's shoppers expect I I _____ March 15. It skidded 10.00 poInts Friday. lower selling prices, merchants to make their An advertising program was shopping and their decisions as tIIN to gain custoniers' easy as puesihie. To this end, ______ complete confidence In th. the new K marts display color credlbWty of K televisions in carpeted viewing mart. The tiatorner who goes to rooms. This helps shoppers a K mart In response to a visuslise how the sets will look Telephone Earnings Up YOU C" TO YOURSELF. According to statistics, more Michael G. Daum of Sanford, a senior medical student at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine, Wlneton$a]em, N.C. has been awarded a hotse officer appointment for 197910 at Portsmouth Nays] Hospital In Portimoigh, Vs He will train In surgery, than one-third of the world's four billion people are children under 15 years o f aqe who are solely dependent upon adults for their welfare Kind Lady' At Trinity f and emotional needs. The Trinity Preparatory School Players will present as their 11th production, a smoopenselni thriller by Edward (bodorov, "Kind Lady" which will be performed on May 10, 11 and 12 :Directed by Mrs. Anse Juargens and starring Marilyn j' Mycoff and Bus W.11s two Trinity Players' veterans, "Kind Lady" Is gusranteed to keep you on the ecige of your seat from Hearing On Govern m en't 'ArmoTw*istin WASHINGTON (UP!) — The United Rubber Workers called off plans for a strike today after a federal judge set a hearing At Portsmouth Hospital He Is the 1011101 Mrs. Mary I. Damn, 411 lake Boulevard, Sanford, and 01441111110 Qt*. Theodore E. Dawn. Damn Is one of N graduates who will receive the M.D. degree May21 during commeflce exercises on the Wake Fond University, COMM. Peter Jay, British ambassador to the United States, will be the commencement speaker. Graduates will take house office training In 24 Mates and the District of Colmnbla. Hotse officer Appointments are made through the National IitesmReseg Matching Program. Dawn Is a 1975 graduate of the United States Naval : Its transformation froth a boarded-up service station to something usefdl is probably the best success story the pharmacy could ever hope for. 9 bringing pressure on Uniroyal to adhere to the guidelines and renege on Ii prior agreement with the union. The old agreement wib reported to provide a 40 percent Increase In wages and fringe benefits over three years — far In excess of the 22.5 percent allowed under the guidelines. Judge Parker, who repeatedly referred to the "public interest," said "inflation is one of the most serious evils we have." But he said his decision to reject a temporary restraining order affecting just the rubber workers had nothing to do with hop he would rule on organizál labor's broad challenge to the government pressures. So rim of the clatain to the dramatic ftale, according to ?Jerft1cs. The show will be held In the George S. Witmer Science, .1 building at Trinity Preparatory School, 6400 Mama Avenue, (1ando, starting at 9:30 p.m. and Is open to the public. For additional thformg1oj call 9714140. ' NrsI* pIIteIy Mrs. W. B. (Evie) Park is surrounded by her children, from left, Ann Marie, Chris and Bryan. Mrs. Park is the daughter of Mrs. Minnie Kratzert, and the daughter-in-law of Mrs. Charles Park, both of Sanford. Debaters Make 'Top Ten Two University of Central Florida debaters talked their way The Focus Is On Youth Into the top ten at this year's National Invitations] Debate Z' , Tournament, the first time In more than 30 years any Florida team has placid that high. The U(7 duo Barry Ragsdale and Jeff Uddicoate defeated debaters from Johns Hopkins University, MIT, and the University of Southern California enrotte to their ninth — . ./. — H By JOAN MADON Herald Conupledeat The focus is on youth this week as we celebrated Youth Week In Seminole County, mdthis yearu we celebrate the International Year of the Child. _____ However, Mrs. William (Evie) Park of Altamonte Springs, has had a long- Sixty-two teams from across the nation competed In the Lazlngton, Ky. tournament. "This Is the fl rd time a Florida a placed in the top ten since World War 2" saId an ecdak Jeff Butler, UCF debate coach. "We were In the, top twenty nationally last year, $nd now th this top to. Wha — t n?t Longwood Bazaar Scheduled The Longwood Community garage sale and bazaar Is being ajPOIMOfld by Cutral FlorIda Society for Historic Prsaee-vMIon, The Lngwood' Cl* LMSW and (M Epincopsi - Mending focus on youth; and for. the p -these years.the has served asa Church Of 1ADSWOd an *y 13 and 1% fteall sim to & pm • - The Historic Society will have boeths av". for rent at ON Langwood Comm,jgy Building. The Qvlc Iaague and Christ Episcopal Church will held beaaars In their respective locations, on Qurdi Street, In the Historic District of down. town The Bradlee Mcintyre boise and the Inside-OutsIde house will be open for tours. Food and refreshinerts will be served. For Information on booth rental call Ray or Helen Smith, 425. so child adte throh tis Juslor Leagus of OrlandoWlnti Park. Concerned with the rd Increase in child abuse Mrs. Park, who Is also the director of Park Lake Presbyterian Child Care ByHWANICIJOa g., $JNDAT$TWU - "There has been a 121 percent Increase in hospitals which would Identify and treat child abuse and neglect cases children referred to the emotionally disturbed and 1977. In the tn-county area of Orange, Osceola and Seminole thert were 2,234 reports In 1978, inolvjng 4,318 Chi M. Florida Child Abuse Registry between 1974 (under Children's Medical Services) and for facilities and treatment for children (under Children', )4M 8e) "For me to 'süe the world a better place Is to work through our children and for them, and with this being the International Year of the Child, I think we have a good Impetus to get behind rme legislation and start community acton toward helping better 'A society that neglects Its children Is a "They pro)ect that for 1979 the reported cases of child abuse will be 72,659 In society that the state of Florida," she neglects Its future.' advises. "Th ere have already been so many EVIE PARK referrals that the system has not been able to follow an awareness that this Is taking place and there needs to be a commitment through adequately on all the cases. In the trl-county from both the private and public sector ... perhaps more a realization ... that children are our natural resource, and if you're going to try to have a better world, we have to with our children ," says the mother of three, Bryan, 13, Chris 11, and Ann Marie 8. She calls attention to the hat t mars thi i. third of the world's four billion people are children under 15 years of age and are solely dependent upon adults for their welfare and emotional needs. "Children have been, in the past, the mostly poorly represented sector within the government of any group of People...virtuauy very little representation," she laments. The child advocate stresses that child abusers come from "all economic ranges not lust Low e c o n a in k c or . strata. Most of the physical abuse is on the younger children... As they get into the 9-10-11 age group, they get into the sexual abuse. This can be triggered by an economic situation, According to national statistics, five children die every day from abuse. See ABUSE, Page 2B r d - . • ecies .,'.• r,,-... .. '- ..a $q44 I... •.... tA. ' - '" -' . . i.:.:• -i.: :-.- ' . L.*-' •. M - ' I - : ,, • Ss - ------------------ wp - - Ps.uis (trim IS(S) MIcbslIs s(IsM, Cascl Dsiisl, *0 W., lappsrts NO 11*11 am., U always IvailiW, Is r.(pad pm., UP dill Sill *— _,i s.I e05e . ) area, there have been seven deaths In the last six months as a result of child abuse," she reports. "There just needs to be Puppeta are not mm endangered species, aCcotdU tO SIfl&* llompeon of I.WOOt the young people get the most rewarding feeling from performing Ji st askwyofthe 14 yoastsrsInyoIvs4 In the Funk We the You see,wefeel this isa ministry and wedon't Puppeteers, a grot sponsored by the First Baptist Church of know of anybody who doesn't like us," said Sandra. Lamiwood. The puppets resemble the famed Miçpets, seen on 'IV. They .-Ai advisor to the group, Sandra encourages the 9th graders t each have an Individual personality and seem to have a life of, get play of practice. "We have practice once a week The their own. plçpmlsrs are so well rehesrssdthat they are able to switch rtgls —a— lbS puppeteers are eager to perform put ,y pep nt a. di 11USu:.t_r thus'am in each performance, "It's a good feeling to know we Ind or a or do vevsr is7" elms Jimmy Fenoff, who Is PtOdi5CS ad dkICtOC of the shows, can make people laugh and enjoy the show," a puppeteer said. "Jünmnyh ougM a let of -the -" proce Us to thi ft "said Sdri. "He traveled on the road with the group, "1e," as "We have 17 hand.mads puppets, They are all named after 'their ao , We work Wgiether, deveiopig Ideas for the church m-sbers,wsaay we pick the wnarandom, bat fed he" aof good we kids who the everyone knows we are Jid kidding. The people take It as a ahos.We puppets come alive." counpllmeit, having a paqmø named foe them, Aeon ezainpk, we Anyone wishing to Obtain the group for a performance may icell,ow Di'. Jim, after the ausidwo James Hassockand one is ceid.rt the dth office. - I ,, the lives of children," says Mrs. Park, Dart, after his wife. It's all just In fun." "We jiat aren't very well known yet. The kids love to perform and wt have so many different shows we can do. We have performed at schools, other churches and for civic groups. I believe Herald Coursçp.dut - - Week, This Year sk 14 Kids 41 Pup ets Are Nbt An • . Center In Orlando, has been lobbying for medical multidisciplinary teams at A .1 s.. readings: teen. Ds$i leach: W& 3is hillmspaper or television ad- In their living rooms. vertlsemnent will find ad iralws,7S;.wrjØtlns; In many K , sports )1$rday's vertised items at advertised high, 111 9:16 a. entitnelasts can view camping hars.etr1c prernre, ISIS; prices prOmIIIud7 Pert and hunting equipment in rtlathe 7% K Wait Corporation's rooms 1ISpi that simulate the o* am., 34$ p,m., In s ats .h, tra di tional " satisfaction dtgr :Fevuai$: Partly ehidy laypert: hIgh 9:11 L@L g alWlm3fs was to be A New merchandise, new liday bec:iag -* dindy Ike pow in Sin sm., UI mrponitail litki the operati danderdi of every K mart ad flitering' new dIaptm.ys, new 4itikt aid $u.day. (bats of p, bSli preclalrwd by signs thraagboi* ud ' daiiheuirs NUtAY'$Tma 11 the aat.dI. The slncsrlj of Ds$eN issshs 4,$ "a1, use N b the .. cenwr .W,val km a (SW W aid study aid tØy wth , 11:45pm. __whIchacianercmsgeta or excliange. 7W 1 Pet CeBovieveh Wo HI lumart uur** dish as cow 4* WIde erilluily audy s$ead IS mph. lii. &N6 40 law $mISa.m., nl-5jybe"M the frOatof This Jean Madison Abuse Increase Concerns Advocate finidL Stock Market Down W.ath.r Sunday, May 6,i,7,.—i -- —— - . - - - - -...- .- ---. -- • — - ---- -. -- _______ Jhiay Fussft aid Ssaãa lsmpsss clew. arsiud wkk three *4 - -. PPlt$. . -- ---- -' - -'- - - -: i-• •- - - . , - ' - - - - - ... - -- - - --- . - . . - -• - - - . . lIthe 17 hide �II —Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May 6, 1979 In Around Longwood . CLUBS MAKE - _. . . BIRD QUILT * t - . r'r Homemakers are working on a state bird quilt at the Geneva Community Center. The quilt is being made by members of all the '.. p .. V • ". - . . .. -, . ,, F: . .. . . MRS. LEON M. SWAIN Ill . . . 4. . . . -• . b Cathy Lynn Gramkow and Leon M. Swain III were married on 0 the beach at New Smyrna Beach in a 9 a.m. ceremony. Rev. Kenneth Holt, formerly of Sanford, performed the double ring ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Gramkow Jr., VA Airport Blvd., Sanford. The bridegroom Is the son of Mrs. DEAR ABBY: I have twin "e Betty Jo Swain of Upsaia Road, and L.M. Swain Jr. of Satsuma daughters, 18, who are driving it Drive, both Sanford. me crazy. They are obsessed Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a with being thin. They were Grecian style crepe de chine gown designed with a bare shoulder always a little on the plump side and floating panels. The satin belt was accented with white sea until two years ago when they , shells and crystals. Her headpiece was a statice and white rose decided they wanted to be as cascade. She carried a bouquet of the same flowers and ruberon thin as fashion models. They - lilies. dieted themselves down to skin Miss Terry Hunter attended the bride as maid of honor. She and 6ns. - wore a raspberry qiana gown fashioned along the empire Now they eat whatever they silhouette with aside drape. She wore matching silk rube= lilies want—and force themselves to :. her hair. tçthuck afterwards. They also 4 bt%'InWIMMIn were *P3 I—pee.. "ac a 1 el twIvss to May @rees t and Miss Gay Gramkow. Their gowns were identical to the honoe thin, attendant's. I've tried to tell them that Bob Keeth served the bridegroom as best man.Ushers were they are ruining their health but .,-. James P. Thompson, Rob Simpson and Hal Sipes. Monica Falcon they won't listen to me. They was the flower girl. Cecil Simpson was the ring bearer. think they look wonderful, but The reception was held at the Falrgreen Country Club, New they look sick to me. I urn worried about them, Siiyrna Beach. Abby. What should I do' - - Following a wedding trip to St. Augustine, the newlyweds are WORRIED MOTHER malüng their home at 3413 Lariat Lane, Orlando. The bride is elnployed by Precision Graphics, and the bridegroom, D.W. DEAR MOTHER: Get your ,Mc1bosh and Associates. , 14~ Abuse ..-Continued From Page unhappiness in a marriage the frustration of having a variety of Teasons. "That's an unportant area that has been sorely neglected," she ". "I would love to ii: j*ntIng coursestaugl*in tposchool system chIng kids what to eipect when a child is born." Ano er point 1 UIIna Is really Important to bring out is that 40 percent of all children under 6 have wotklng mothers; so there Is a growing need for good child care centers," says the woman who is also on the the 4C Board (Caiw munity Coordinated Child -- th Care,) She refers to an economic analysis by the fI_II___ _D of Business business Administration at the University of Central Florida which shows that child care assistance reduces welfare by almost 50 percent. "Ibis is through the 4-C program which gives child support to the working parent depending on their economic situation. They really bring out that child care is a labor-related necessity and not a social service, which I ft* people tend to think I Is, she Informs. have a responsibility to see that others get the love and nourishment they need to - turn put w no an asset to the community. The expreuion of love, she elaborates, Is a learned response, and when people aren't loved and nourished, they grow up not knowing how to love and nourish other people. "The abused grown uptobetheubuser," she says. According to a study at a California prison, she The Longwood Civic League Woman's Club held its year-end • ', -. bash at the lakefront home of Gladys Pilolan. Following a delicious buffet - luncheon, 1979-80 officers were installed. They are: Agnes •I!.up •• Weber, president; Louise and, trustees Joe Badger Buffaloe, first vice-president; (three year), Hasley Hart (two -. .Maxine McGrath (outgoing year), and Sig Pearson (one president), second vice- year). These men will be installed, president; Charlotte Otto, :--tt-r. recording secretary; Florence along with the newly elected . 4 . Bulmer, corresponding offlcersof the ladies auiiliary, secretary; Onnie Shomate, at a dinner and dance on May 5, .d treasurer; and Molly Steudle, beginning at-7 p.m. . ... . •' parliamentarian. r' Congratulations to all the The Central Florida Society newly Installed officers and for Historic Preservation, the • "thanks" to all the outgoing for Longwood Civic League and a good year.____ Christ Episcopal Church are , ' sponsoring a Longwood .. ,---.--. -----The evOOuiUfluS PTA I £41 is t Community garage aC and pleased to announce its 1979M '_' bazaar. This two d event will -. officers Dottie Loudermilk was be held Saturday, May 12 and again elected president of the Sunday May 13 from 9 PTA,with Mart1w Skinner, first vice-president; Claudia Burt, until 5 pm., at the Longwood Community Building on Wilma • second vice-president , er Heckenbach third at the There are booths available, Woodlands) . vice. president; Ann Flannigan, so if you would like to parrecording seciretary; SWrley ticipate or require further in. Baker, corresponding formation, call 4234489. There is no admission charge secretary; Jim Murr ay, and plenty of free parking and treasurer; Happy CIark, legislative chairman; and refreshments. Denise Clark, historian. Come on out and support your community. S S VFW Post 8W and ladies auxiliary are pleased to an. The Devonshire Garden Club nounce the election of its 197M is holding a "white elephant officers, for the comrads. sale" on Friday. May 11. and Commander-elect, your advice. Joe Saturday May 12, from 8:30 - it. However, she's over 18 and I just learned that our 19- it's her decision., In any case, be Kloppenborg; sr. vice, Jim a.m. until 4:30 p.m., at 675 year-old daughter, a junior In grateful that your daughter is Bass; Jr. vice, Russell Tudor Court. The proceeds college, bought birth control protecting herself against Broadhead; quartermaster, from this event will be for the pills. I am distressed and acciilentai pegnancy. George Walters; judge ad- beautification of the neigh. shocked and wouldn't have As for your husband's vocate, Emma Hope; chaplain, borhood. believed It If I didn't have the reaction, would he be less Pete Udo; surgeon, Art Smith; All are cordially invited. fiti.f. k____* ue&oiei to team that his She will be borne ma few college daughter was pregnant weeks. Please loll me flow to Instead el on the pill? daughters to a doctor! They handle this. DEAR ABBY: You said could be suffering from I can't give you my address recently that studies on 'anorezia aervosa' slf. because my husband opens the kir4, revealed that u stareaftee). ev ysletsa mMt tIM. .1 haven't $std will probably recommend He'd be heartbroken, I hope to read your answer In from 10 to 16 minutes per act. psycbothrapy for the gfr1s, My husband related this this condition Involves Yourcolumn. information to his boss who psychological as well as H1'SICK commented, "Not me. I spend physical problems. I urge you DEAR HEARTSICK: I can one minute on the act, and 29 to ct at once. They can be understand your dlsap. minutes apologizing." helped but they can't do it pOlutnlent, but there Is nothing EVIE IN BELLEVUE, WASH. alone to handle now. Apparently your Proems? You'll feel better DEAR ABBY: I've read your daughter is either ceeskierlig 110 get them elf yew chest. column for years and respect having sex or she's already Iut For a personal reply write to Abby, Box 0196, Los Angeles, Cal. 111(1. Please encase notes, percent of the munity whose children stamped, self-addressed enInmates reported being have not been educated, or abused as children. loved, or nourished, our children are in danger. Mrs. Park recalls Mm #61 think people people tend to Andrew Young (the am. 'Well, I've done my bassador's wife who was Job with my children, and appointed by President other children are their Carter to be the United parent's responsibility. But States representative toth that's not so.." she United ,Nations for the stresses. International Year of the TRINITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL offers young people Child) saying that we can "A society that neglects educate and nourish and fts children isa society that the opportunity to prepare fully not only for a love our children, but when neglects its future," she we put them In a cornsuccessful college experience but also for a declares. . • ..,.aIIW . . -:-. -- -. . - — - •.- --'4 .__-•,-•___•_•• ---.--•.--- -•-.- - -. .. * -- . ,•- I L , . ALTAMONTI MALL I rewarding career. Now more than ever, a quality education Is the best means of achieving one's goals. Pausing for a moment, the child advocate coo Unues, "I would like to get across as a human being living In this society we BARBARA ANNE MARTIN JEFFREY RAYMOND SMITH Jack Martin. Miss Martin in a June 1978 graduate of Oviedo High School where she was a member of the Dance Corps. She Is employed as a clerk II at the University of Central Florida. Her fiance who was born in McKee Rocks, Pa., is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Rowen of Apollo Pa., and Robert Cunningham of Aspinwall, Pa, He is a June 1974 graduate of Winter Park High School where he was an Octagon and a DeMolay. He was graduated from University of Central Florida in June 1979 where he was a member of Delta Sigma Pi. He is employed as a financial consultant. The wedding will be an event of June 23, at 2 p.m., at the Geneva Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Berguson of 107 Loch Arbor Court, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia Aim, to Gary Edward Vogel, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Vogel of 8051 Via Hermosa, Sanford. Born in Danbury, Conn., the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. A.C. Melillo, Danbury, Conn., and Mrs. Elizabeth Berguson of Southbury, Conn. Miss Berguson is it 1976 graduate of Seminole High School, where she was a member of the Anchor Club and Chez Nous. She is employed at Olin American homes of Florida Inc., Casselberry. Her fiance who was born in Baltimore, Md., is a 1969 graduate of Bellevue Senior High School, Bellevue, Neb. He is a 1973 graduate of Florida Technological University where he majored in the psychological sciences, lie is a member and past president of the Rotaract Club, vice president of Vogel Enterprises Inc., and co-owner of Palms Counseling Center of Maitland Inc., where he Is a psychological counselor. The wedding will be an event of Sept. 15, at 2:30 p.m., Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Schell of 709 Baywood Drive, Sanford, announce the engagement of their .... -- - • Girls, Sanford Chapter. She Is employed at StrombergCarlson. - Her fiance, who was born In Lexington, Va., is the grandson of Mrs. Annie Weade of Buchanan, and Joe Rothwell of Virginia. He Is a 1978 graduate of James River High School, Buchanan, where he was on the football, wrestling - -/ -- '- • • Born at Ramey AFB, Puerto Rico, the brideelect is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Stanford of Tampa, A' and Mrs. John W. Sanders and Tr-HI.Y. She was also a - - -- ' - - - and Mrs. Victor C. Schell of Tampa. To celebrate Youth Day scaped homes in this area, .a pisik spring floets. Saturday, the Christian Men's Strawberry punch, finger beautiful sight, the home of Mr. Group of Lake Mary is having a sandwiches, cookies, nuts and and Mrs. Paul (Joan) Smith. "Block Party Dance" for all the The yard work is done by mints were served. Youth In the conuiiunity from Guests were: Mrs. Gloria Moyen Tennel. 7:30 p.m. to midnight at the Moyen has been working for Simpson, mother of the bride. Lake Mary Elementary School the Smiths for the past 20 years. and Mrs. Lill-. Wells, her grounds on the basketb&l grandmother from Akron, Ohio. courts. The Smith family has been in Others attending were: Mrs. This group has been working Ellen Uinton, Mrs. Carolyn this area for 22 years. Paul and hard for the past few weeks Also, our congratulations to Stanley. Mrs. hIM. Gleason, Joan are the parents of three organizing the dance. Jinnie Nelson, wife of City Mrs. Phyllis Rugenstein, Mrs. sons, two away at college and Admission Is free and there Commissioner Cliff Nelson and Donna Small, Mrs. Nancy one attending Lake Mary will be stands for the sale of a very active member of the Farrow, Becky Simpson, Karen Elementary school. hamburgers, hot dogs, pop corn Seminole County League of Louwsma, Kelli Keogh, Cheri and cold drinks. The Lake Mary Volunteer Dulion and Patty Stanley. Women Voters. The music will be the Fireman's Auxiliary Dept., Jinnie, together with 11 more highlight of the dance which ladies, also league members, under the leadership of Frances Dancing to the music of Doe Abell, is preparing a special will be provided by a teen-age were deputized last week to Brown, the Keenagers at the party 20th to celebrate their rock group "The Trapezoids" register new voters, by Forest, celebrated their annual composed of Jim Melvin, Supervisor of Elections Camilla Spring Dance in the Starlight anniversary, Sunday May 20. guitar; Jimmie Miller, bass; Bruce. A covered dish dinner starRoom. A catered dinner was Zach Dunbar, piano; and Joe ting at five p.m. will be served. served. Riley, drums. Chairmen for this event were They are planning on honoring A bridal shower was given to Jan Simpson of Greenville, S.C. Ernie and Grace Quataert the Charter members of this Also, as part of the Youth Day at the Lago Vista Clubhouse in assisted by Cap and Onn Auxiliary. activities, don't miss the softInvited are all the members Casselberry prior to her 13)lund, Virginia Francisco, ball game planned for the same of the auxiliary, their families Marg Macpherson, Bill and wedding in Sanford. day. Saturday, from 2 to 5 p.m. and the members of the Fire Louise Hamsay. Wayne and Hostesses for the occasion at Chase Memorial Field in were Vicki Keogh of Orlando, Betty Thompson and Loyal and Dept. and their families. Sanford, our "players" from Monica Van Dyke. Susan W. Keogh of Altamonte Lake Mary,: Lillian Griffin, Springs, Susan The Lake Mary Woman's The tables were decorated S. Keogh of Pat Southward, Connie Majors Lake Mary and Club will have the Installation with the theme, "April Flowers Etta Jane and Madeline Papa, will ap- Keogh of Casselberry. and Showers", with beautiful of officers May 24 at the preciate a cheering group. The guests had a delightful centerpieces of little umbrellas Starlight Room at the Forest A time with original games and flowers, made by hand by tea will be served from 2 to 4 played during the party when Mrs. Virginia Francisco. About p.m. All members are asked to Michael J. West has been selected to attend the U.S. their gifts were to be used at 108 people attended this affair. attend. Military Academy at West that time and also each gift was Other coming events will be In and around Lake Mary ..... Point. Our congratulations to accompanied by an original Driving through Lake Mary the installation of officers for the happy parents, Mr. and poem. The table was decorated with Boulevard near U.S. Highway the Lake Mary Chamber of Mrs. Thomas H. (Ursula) West who are well known in the a cutwork cloth with a beautiful 17-92 I have been admiring Commerce and the Longwoodcommunity. centerpiece arrangement of probably one of the best land. Lake Mary Lions Club. BRUNCH FOR __ _____•_;_•_ Miss Schell is a 1973 graduate of Choctawhatchee High School, FL. Walton Beach. She was KAREN SANDERS graduated from University of Central Florida in 1977, and track teams. He is where she was a member serving in the U.S. Navyof Zeta Tu Alpha sorority. where he is attending She Is a substitute teacher. nuclear power school. ,• The wedding will be an event of June 17, at 3 p.m., at the Congregational Christian Church, Sanford. All friends and church members are Invited. . The Annual CIP May Brunch held at the Sanford Civic Center, attracted a large crowd of dining patrons. The brunch was sponsored by the CIP Committee of the Woman's Club of Sanford with Mrs. Fred Gaines as chairman. According to Mrs. Richard Buck, cochairman, more than 600 advance tickets were sold as well as door tickets. Patrons were served by Woman's Club members (left of table.), - - daughter, Edna Kathleen, to Odus Hinson Hotchkiss, son of Rev, and Mrs. William Hotchkiss Ill of Jacksonville. and Mrs. Charles Ellis Rothwell of Buchanan, Va. Born in Newport, R.I., the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Pauline Miller of Louisville, Ky., and Mr. - ' - • EDNA K. SCHELL Decorating Den Florida where he was a member of Lambda Clii Alpha fraternity. He Is serving in the U.S. Air Force. The wedding will be an event of May 12, at 7 p.m., at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Her fiance, who was born In Savannah, Ga., is a 1973 graduate of Raines High School, Jacksonville. He is a 1977 graduate of University of Central eapecialiv PHILIPS BEDSPREADS HALE PRICE! with coordinating Draperies Custom Quilted-Throw Style Chooss from 200 fabrics, 2000 colors Getting Married? or - Mom I UeiicD '-g ~,e,t,~, J \\ SPECIAL \\ SPrIn9 and Summer Dresses Engagement and wedding forms are available at the Herald office to announce these events. The forms may be accompanied by professional black and white photographs If a picture is desired with the announcement. Wedding forms and pictures must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. :DIr.ct From... - BEAUTIFYING Schell-Hotchkiss - .- Community Youth Invited To Block Party, Dance at All Souls Church, Sanford. Sanders-Rothwell member of the Rainbow for - Berguson-Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Martin of Geneva, announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Anne, to Jeffrey Raymond Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Smith, 2652 Abbey Road, Winter Park. Born in Orlando, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Ellis of Geneva, and Mr. and Mrs. of Austin, Tex. Miss Sanders is a 1976 graduate of Seminole High School where she was a member of the Pep Club Vi CYNTHIA ANN BERGUSON - . GARY EDWARD VOGEl, Martin-Smith Floyd G. Sndera of 217 Hayes Drive, Sanford, announces the engagement of his daughter, Karen Dorene, to Charles Ellis Rothwell Jr., son of Mr. --- '141 -•— SANFORD PLAZA ErrAnd Arurid Ldk&M'ãy 1' . FASHIONS ' a •- . FABULOUS . —'.w*. Years coirie and years go. And this year is nearing an end, organization-wise, that is. Cathy Gromkow, .f 6 Leon M. Swain III Exchange vows Twins Obsessed At Bein in Dri Mom Crazy Proceeds will be directed toward a purchase for the new Seminole Count Agriculture Center. -- Insta llations Extension Homemakers Clubs in Seminole County, with Mrs. Mitchell as chairman. Th e squares were stamped, embro i dered and -. stripped together by members, who are currently taking turns quilting the work of art. Each square has the name of the state, the state bird and state flower. The center section features the .. rifl ; 4. national emblem ' surrounded by 13 stars representing the 13 original colonies. A drawing will be held for the quilt in November at th A I II lid Showcase at the Altamonte Civic Center. . ....w End Year Wit h .. ' - - Nichols of the Geneva . - : -.- .. ements Organizations Ruby Combs, from left, Anne Mitchell and Mary Sunday. May 6, 197-3R Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Juniors -Misses - Half Sizes Liquidation Store 111% • iS 611 ii For her alone, Ring of LU.. :, N i• 11 ( M Past$ PsidsuKs SHORT SLEEVE mg $"a $ALI11âO :. JA_ * LOG UARVI \ , SMA SAIl 1240 AND PCI Till TNOUSNTPUL SUYANALTllyOpp I INN 964$' Ms, Use To oss TU"286 - SALUTE Merle RiChards - Phone 323-8630 ingch TRINITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL Is non-discriminelory In sdmlulons.. The Diamond Store muWam I is "d - 1200 Sanford Ave. SOnford - _sst W $900 96.00 05.00 90.96 CALL 322-3311 CLINIC - "The Voluntary Effort11*0 working for you" sill 00 01322.7642 Dross and Sandals PHILIPS 1*1 SHOE STORE 319 Wat lifts St. $ealsrd 0 IN I. Filly STRUT I- P11.3224204 SANFOD -- --.• LIf.strld. S Footworics Ladies' Shoes 2O% off SALE ENDS MAY ilib ALL$ALIS FINAL IN BUSINESS SINCE 1951 11Cos '\\(• siivics IN YOUR NOMI. NO 011*111. NO OIUGATION. WEEK MAY 6.13. 1979 119.00 160.00 172.00 150.00 P1196111011*1 DICORATIIS Family Hair Care Center Fabrics priced from $3.00 yd. sip. U*ampis, (beI) of $6.11 fikic. TWIN FULL QUEEN KING V HOSPITAL s ides ad Fd..do mao wish.. essne bus. YOU'LL UTOIII Pill * 'us cassii.uiav—øuy Dawn I -Holds up to seven stones In 10 karat gold. With on. synthetic stone, 167.50 With one genuine stone, 166.50 Holds two diamonds and up to seven stones In 14 karat gold. With onw synthetic stone, $189 With one genuin, stone, $132 - Each additional synthetic stone is am, ach additional genuin, stone is $6.50, and each diamond is $35. Ain II NATIONAL As lowly as the memods. It recalls. 20% OFF KT WE Willy 210-2261. FIRST ST. SANFORD - - PH. 322-3124 - •;J �,.; ' -..- _______ Sunday May 6, im______ 4B-Ev.ln. __________HiaId, Sinfsr, Fl. --..-....w .• - - COMMUNITY - . -- .*,.. . - :.:: I: FIRST ASSIMILY OF GOD CHURCH c.r. nit aid lIm liv. I. Do" Cox 5:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 7:11p.m. Evwih,Sirvics Rev. HvgR W. Pain SsadiySdi.at 5:41a.m. 10:418.m. . . . 1:31p.m. .. I ..., 0 m.iu. L Wits, Nov. Idmad HaratIO.Satd,i SgØ4ay $ 4 MiMaIWIJIM, Y1II11 MSIIIPg MlqWsIer 5:31 a.m. 11:31a.m. 1:11p.m. 4:11 p.m. IV"" Wed. SilleStidy ... Passer 11:11a.m. Morning Service Iveahmsg$irvke FelhewsAIp 1:31p.m. . Christian Science ______ $CII$?I5T,DS1.tOIsA I*tamliaievardaid Sasdaylervles kMuySidssI 11s11a.m. 11:11a.m. 11:II 9.m. Wraalut RnffnLsn MeraffigWeritip 4:11p.m. 6! Ivealag wenMp Wednesday Uvula, Prayer Service M: 7*31 p.m. .. Rev. IaymesdCrec*er luidayScSaeI MersingWeriMp CHURCH OP CHRIST Ifti Part Avs.ve Ivasgshls Fred Baker 11:11a.m. ll$eSlvdy __ ____ Oak Sill flu Cuuilry ____ MWaMiWIritiP PWUeJ.PNSIr Ivsshsgkrvice Ladies Sills Class. 5,4$am. Twduy 11:11a.m. WsdassdeyIllhsClose 4:11p.m. PaMir $pslsy5el ____ Cturit raising Ivisla, ____ ____ EVANGELICAL Meeting at Winier Ihemeesary Svndayldieeh 11:11a.m. Worship 11:118.m. Nov. laden owns . . Lutheran , Rev. Eimer A. Revsc*er SvndaySdleel 1 . I s..... Sal. V401 Mass 7:11p.m. liv. i.t.t. Kvctar* Ivasgelipitfer,. .,. Y.P.U.Wed. 7:31p.m &rrp- I llslla,sidltarfsg . Is Mu Part IILJ W Saslert Fll. $1111 SUILASYOP Rider Rekerl Dumas Sasi_sySdissi TNSRO$AIVCNAPS a$f5r 5:11a.m. L. I4N151* "tfIiIl1uaILalhsMV' Crtsulu 4:31pm. Seeing uaM5up COQIM 1979 Keisef AaYe.tIung SIVICe StdSbut(J V.'i ________________________________________________________________________ Stt:ptui SePc!ed by The Amercan Bible Sooe$y Suncluy M:1:IlImn Tiii'Iity %t'l(il1IslhIt ________ . ____________ tsaIiih 43:1.3 t.iiiiiIi 53:1.12 I's:iI,n. 49:1.2(1 TIItItsljc,V I'iiIitis 5I:1I9 Fridiv Suttird(J' I's(linls 71:1.24 Pstilit,s f)u,iksl 74:1.23 12:1-1:3 ____ PksssMl4IUir 313.7145 THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance $ak11l 5:11a.m. 11:11a.m. ia 5ers NunaryPrevidud .1'S. - WINTIN SPRINSI - ________ Nw "a,k Wednesday___________________ Mi ays, on" MW"Pr - . - ' - , , I '- The puppeteers of the First Baptist Church of Oyiedo will ' "Daniel In the Lion's Den" t his Sunday at the 7:30 p.m. wor- ' . , . - ' children. 531 7:11p.m. Sis1idui Gifts Kids Want Most Seminole Singers Entertain ~, ____ DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Deki. and Employes STENSTROM REALTY - PUBLIXMARKETS and Employes i.yr,rlSzs 7JJJu SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY - 1. PIth £51WWVh Set 1211 & Its. - S,T,$T rt* sipit. Caret. Muse. CaIviry Sapi Carat, CryeNl L& 31$ Lamm" Cwfl . iis carat, ns s_ lift Oat Lee. . adsome EL PSasis_rysS aret, tuti. i it dkliiL Cauuly Out Sill, Lake Mary l.i 1$t,IllSrIind,italSl,sls,Avs. Carat, 155 PsO Lae. Char at AltImaius Ipriugs. is. us. . III P115 I CeNt 0 SAks Ss I0ChaNS15' IUt CSr. Carid&Sr P115 'Me book is entitled "Count It All Joy." A . ,. e......1..... a DIhi.. £JIIJLV ELiTISM ORTN000N ____ - ________ ________ _____ opus 0 __ :-al11.rli ' 1 iiII NNSsryMpi "a* C10118 LispsS SIN. geifØ5, cer,rru*'s - cusss . Cu_I, PuidC$p - - ClueC if Cash 1*5. Put Ave. - CidatifCktat LisliMu, U.S. 17-1515. Cscafl -ry ismrrDwatifChrit$*IisNs.SISt Clit*P1fmSrØtsrriSpgs. mmiall" . - LuIl.Ul PRISSYTIRIAN fl5 - - s-S Untied Lu_Ian. 3155$. Orlanla Dr. L*sra.ChwcI II Pisuidsite. Deft" I.gllpranclarchui 1k, Iidseersr. 15,11. lIlt PlacE - . WINNDIXIE STOR ES and Employ -, - . . .,. IMMM - Sills. Diys Dr. & Hwy. burr, . ... S --.. .. - . Ugs_ CiSmeNty Praslys..ies upea*. it *ISS1IUN. Piaat,s,,ias Church. See Sag Rd., Casielerry _____ ___ 'IIVINT$SAy AWeINTIST Paish tat. u" taWlil S y laifuil Saissla. Mvsallat Claret. 71k & Its. WIi *I1I1N*Sy its_ip ass. Ms..es. Mars Hill $i,ss*sy *jys_ Claret. $1 is. it.. $asa, _____ 64th ____ 011515 CHURCNIS hue. &ass oy. & AN PailI Chipsi, Cm hiu.,s,, Willy. Part its. 5.5515* AvIssi "sPas.. Chepsl Ssaidall Ave. *1hvIle c.a, Claret Ckas.ifiesNChlef.Du,,_,,,fl,$,IA P$ChUr*WCRrWLISIPIISIIIU.idN. Lake Msmaa CI5MI N1.4 jMsi.r$ lilt. LIII Naa, LMaMaa.e,unsi. INS W. fl51 531_ . P1121 Bare Churat if Mu Sit if11.L 111t1l Ou iMu TaSirnIUC 51*_Ui Ave.. (dl lilt uIT,. limlipls 1110 Sakasil Trft.j55 Claret at Pil I CI_I .11 ____ ,, 1.su Claret, s. tu LIJIS Mosrue Ba$ist Church will celebrate Its 14th anntvsrsu'y asd homecoming Sunday. Former pastor of the church David Rich will preach at the 11 a.m. service. There will be special muelc by the "Joint Heirs" at the 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. services. A covered dish dinner on the grounds will be morning service. Pastor Joe Chambers Invited all former members and friends to attend. -. .' _ --- - Anniversary .., - I L bbock Chorus Sings The Lobbock Qjjg College Mel.sterslnger Chorui will be .m nlngMtheSonth&nIn0le Churchol Christ, 5410 Lake Hswsil RoaI, Tanglewood on Monday at 7:30 p.m.. Admission Is fri.. _ iii i- , S. Part Las. hisS SIlls Carat, ISIS $s_i Ave. LI - . - . ___ LUTHIR&N AKPIIm is_ran ctsrch. Ovenirsst or.. Cass.lhe,Iry sill iI - Under the direction of Ken McIntosh, Brotherhood Director, mo of the church will have Ladles Night at 6:30 p.m., Ttjascay, May 8th. Aspecial program has been planned forthe occasion as well as a special menu. Men are asked to make reservations for the supper, at which an estimated 150 persons 1l be in attendance. The supper is one activity In Christian Home Week being observed by the local church. The special emphasis will be lgg1gI)ged in the Wednesday evening service, as well as on May 13, when there will be a Parent Dedication during the morning worship hour. ____ First Church of Phe Macarise. 2111 Ianhsrd Ave. Giniva Cls.rCtif Ike Nuars.s. 5.1. 44. Suseva Late Mary Church if Its Nagarens. ate Mary Slid, Lit. Mary Laaiiid Church ii the Nasarsne. Waymas $ isasup Ave., sish ,psi Church. S. Delary Ave., Enterprise ct.t i.sa.ui ' ?i,psI Part Ave. ass.it., Sanferd p RI_IfiClurid. SISI hats Nt.sN Rd.. Wish,, Pert ft* Am Stionsitin. lisatift al loWslate C1Mu$SAT5*uILL CWWNS Clank. MI P15k - - TOIL - Loft*w arks" CW& 11110111' LMW MI. 0 MOM" . NAZARINI EPISCOPAL The Church silts Slid Itiji aid. Maltland. 33$ Like Av5. ___ III MN ileri Ass. CIdat .- $7.55, CNII$T$A* Pith CisHOis d, *1155. i.auO Ave. li_Il OululMu Curd. In W. Aiiguit Slut NaIUslls CWIMICIdSI, PadS Hauls SI.. MeMisi 11164 jets Chrye.stsm Chapel. U.S. Hwy. Bastin OrNioden ____ _ amok ISM 5114 •:.iNaI viw ____ - - Carts, dl 11. PIrat P. - , Church, $1. $fu,sws ii O.C.A.. $14 SeeN $4., Fern $1. &JIllIU ts1islIc Charts. Su.Sh Dr. isir laSSes ii.. C$SISk9V Si_ Mare rips ciwis Chard, Midlasd Ave.. AItlIlSill pq_pi ,çj'sChu - Cid Muse. ____ IL,...U1 Si, *11. _ Saifera Or*sdss Church. St. Guru. $11 Sl*erwee4 çt.,Altamsnse ____ lilh Charts 0 indIdu -- Sastsrs Or*slsz Claret. St. Simas, 3*1 1. Magnslia Ave., Sinlerd CATHOLIC Charts if Mu NativIty, hats Mary AN SeeN fa1IIMt Clank. Ill Out Ave.. Sashed ..-- Men Fete Ladies . ____ -.- Daytona Beach. Tickets may be purchased from the members a448 and 2-2104. - Lutes Lutheran Church, 11.424 Siavla , -- -. .. r1 w. - - Del's.. . Laka Mary Undid Prestelerlan Church First Prestyisrian Church, Oat Ave. 4 3rd V. First Peysbylerlan Chard ii sesar,. 1. PlighiNd Canvenani Preslytirian Claret. sns s. Dulls Sr. St. LIdsS Pre_I151j45 Claret, III) Seer hats Rd. St. palm $p,inpe It, saNs, Nll Rfliu '.l-i-i__ Sp' .. .• __.•-- _ - - r Cram NIlyTrlsiSp Carif SelisCW., *1_I $p.s, Cru $prinp s - U490" ____ idfu Carts if Caw. i-• ft. ____ ,dr Ave. isw - .. Ru-Wail w And Banquet ) V's It - . - -- ______ - , AvenUe and Ills Street, Church. Fashion Stiow and Day builsed, iU have a ,.Mother'i 3dwol on Bay Avenue, May 12. Rose McCoy is *. J it. isA - .. IV%IVI UI UI By Pastor E. A. Reuscher 14. Encouragement When Orlando Rescue Mission for Lutheran Church things are not going well at three years she dealt with of the Redeemer school when I am disappointed, street walkers, prostitutes hd' when I have failed. This year, 1979, is being alcoholics. "No one ever had to Julie Evans, Barbara Johnson and Dan called the "Year of the Child." 15.Respect -for my privacy, Harvey. tell them they were slnne*s," The National Lutheran ParentGM rs. Johnson said, "they knew my feelings and my opin ions. Teacher League's Newsletter it. Th ey wanted to hear that Parents who w IS. ill Listen to recently contained an article od wou!' forgive them." me and look beyond the words I about some very important say to what I am feeling. "It Is the people in the idfts a child can receive from A + ;r 4 D..,i:, £ ,.hisrg.hg,,, +h1.t ham. I*UT W Ik.. IU U u.rarnuswnoaou'ipreacn, r__% U U UI I IJUfJII I his parents. The following they are sinners," she added. but teach by - their own good gifts was compiled by a group some things for myself, be the example. She told of a 19-year-old of young people whose ages person God created me to be, First Baptist Church, San- Is from Oviedo, a freshman prostitute she met at the 18. Time to talk and have fun ford, will be led in revival ranged from 10 to 15: learn by making my own with a major in voice, and plans Rescue Mission, who sought 1.4 idee place to live Not mistakes, make the decisions i together as a family, services this weekend by a to become a singer of the this forgiveness. The girl had necessarily a fancy house, but am capable of making, do little If you are a parent and you team of students from Stetson Gospel. Julie is also a freshman been a prostitute for six years one that is clean, warm and full things that may seem foolish are like me, you read the above University. While this effort is and her home is Miami. and now since her life has been of love. A place where I don't and unimportant to my parents list and my, "I certainly need to youth-led, the services will be The services, which began changed is playing the piano In have to worry and can really be and play and have fun. do better on that one!" or open to persons of all ages. Friday night, will continue a church. 12. DeIpliae I may not "That's something imnortnnt myself. The revival nermnliuitiPc will tit.,rth.v .4 7 .,. WIU ,.n.1 UWU4O7 C....,l.... i always like it and show It, but I that I haven't thoughtabout include Dan Harvey, preacher; at 8:30 and 11 a.m., as well as A seme of bthsglig want to feel that I am wanted need it. Don't give me consciously for a while!" None Barbara Jean Johnson, music 7:30 p.m. The revival is being and that I am Important to my everything I ask for, especially of our children are perfect director, and Julie Evans, recognized as one emphasis in parents. i wat to be consulted if you think it Isn't good for me. Children. None of to are perfect youth-fellowship director. Dan the Seminole County Youth 13.DIrectlssfsrmy life -I parents. But we do need to isa native olP&ilatka,ajunior Week. All of the youth present and included In family plans whenever possible. road to know what's expected o( recall from time to time that majoring In psychology, and on Saturday night are invited to 3.Akaswhee.1 God aM His an and discover what's really OUR children are really HIS anticipates a vocation in the a fellowship following the love who He Is, what He has important, children, God's gifts to us. Gospel Ministry. Barbara Jean service. done for me and what He exPKU Of Mt. L.ve- The kind oflove that loves me even when I don't des vilt. QUflON:1bIlIeveInG.d, He loves you unconditionally (But maybe not Hugs Nothing you could ever do hutIdN't fed lhetHslovea there are no requirements you would alter the degree of love when lget too big!) Forgiveness When I see. SInce I',. isv.. 4m have to meet in order to gain He has for you. He could never mess up, when I am "mouthy" nytMig to ear. I, God re* His love. The apoetle Paul has Love you any less and He -lUllS to live nuuss and disobedient. pointed out that God showed his could never love you any more Uaden'"ag When I Who R5. I fall ii =41 Whet Love for us In that "while we than He does now. feel pressure, when I am will eyet sluiers Christ died for e? working on a project and leave us" (Rooms 5:1, RSV). That doesn't mean God ANSWER: You say you my room in a mess, when I'm refsees to give you any more of God su* His son to -die for HIS law, it slmnIv mann. crabby. when I have rowIng 'leal" God ds't We YOU. mankind WU, (14111(1 Can be decalving. cores for you. Ms Is cuwwud pains and when I feel You already have all of It. ___ I. *.upsselMNty Accor' Thsy cm beep you (cmi lbs ab everything In yosr life, no elected Him aid were w.lkirie Godiovesyounomafterwhat sin. In Hi s1OVSWU ad SDSIJ dingtomyabilityasdaflthatl t1UWSSfStl1iYSbyOUr "sMt hOw big or ''1 you have or haven't done. In con h -. . .. fr'1 slims, we wield be ::_to yes. You can bsllsve by masnd us., jat you many re Mb_ps, one person d It t*Mt alwysgoIng tMiadshn*snWmty,sveji ba" VA V. Help-- In bandiuig my 'YIIY maydnumMhingnt,a nice .4 hft In ft's a free glIl to you (ran t17 to win awl t Said billili. Bat trAb, is S physical and uno"ptai Øigo W yas be& b thdk 15w. It's a SIR that you can of asethur. Bist wbwslisg God's d sdytig in my we. - :e umce. W, cm never lose, for as the Bible love is aenselMig you don't li v. .. ad .nly is it toheip.Is (rem WW to do r"tW.g ii H. n.p.atecly says, His Love is have to do.- Yotive already won A To -. io. qnantj,_pylafly abm__ swaying In Isdsc'a. And the .111," , u.sed t it's fixed, Im you Msaast amid you aever had to do a 11.Fresdem1. ... fIndigt'elhis- God 1OVISyOu.Hi ks'tbsvstouGod's)o,, movable and unchangeable. th11 - Youth Led Revival Set - ..' - - lainelt United Memorial Chard. 1. DiBary Ave., iMirpm-Iee Late United Msltedlst Clutch lethel A.M.I. Claret. Canaan Wgts. Cauif berry Cemmunity Undid Methodist Church, Hwy. Il-SI & Pisey Ridge Rd. Casseluerry ChrIst UnIted Metliediss Claret, Tatter Dr.. Ipnlasd Release Delary Cemmunity Methodist Clutch. W. HI -hrMi Rd., DsSy First United Melkedist Ckprch. Ill Part Ave. First Meffiedist Church if OvIne. First Slattern Me$tsdist Chard. 144$ SisIsri Ave Free Meihedest Chard,. 11111.4511 St. Geneva Methedist Church, Seneva Grace Undid Methodist Claret. Airpert Blvd. Grant Chapel A.M.I. Church. Ovisdu Oakgrevs Methodist Church, Oviedo Ostesi Mithedest Church Pasla Westeyan Malhatst. W. 4411. at Pails St. James A.M.R. 5* at Cypress St. Luke U.S. Church II Cameras City INC.. lea,dsll III 55.45* $t. Mary's ANt. Clutch. St. It. 411 Oi$iis $t. Paul's Methedlil Church. Ostses Rd., Iherpflw Stafford Memerlal Church. S. Delary Sanlands Undid NiHilist Church, 51.434 eN 4, jIpiji '. . chool _--- -F ----- S . MITNODIST Church if Set 11311.22nd St. Church ii Sit OWed, Church if Gel Helmets. Late Miatsi Charchel lid Hissien. Isterprise Church SI Oid. Ill? W. lath It. Church II Dud Ii Christ,Ovieds Chrt if GIIII Preghecy, 21115. 1Pm Ave. Church ii Sidef Pruptecy. 1714 S. Pefslmmaii Ave. Rescue Church If GIt 171111.111k St.. Saillerd ' Clu ch .4 27$ iligewsi Ave., Sanford - -: New BdhelAMEChwch, Midway, wfflhave apre.Mcgher's Day Banquet, May 12 at 6 p.m. at the Midway Elementary WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. I Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SI. Stephen Lutheran Chard. 434 us? West 1ii.Laigussa - . CHURCH OP 000 ClarcksI Get 143 Hickary _____ bat lipid at SalMa St. Claret of Christ. Geneva Church ii Christ, t,an,weed Claret of Christ, 11.17* St. Nar* Cch if Christ. PIS. Haven Dr., Maitland _______ . V Ms. TeeN-Ni SapSisI Claret. DualIty 115, Mirth LIE.ui NIW W. ills lipid Church, INS Pear Ave. Revians Part BapIIal Claret, 174311.31*St. p4$,fu$ lipid Chit $31111 Wef 531.ef $_I p d Church. 11111. AWpsri PraIrie lake lipid. Ridge Rd., Pam Part Pu1,i Mtaiiiy Ca,et, Miy $amnd SkINS t&fl,5.y lipid Church. eIl lanIsri 1v S$pII Claret. 141$ PaImalSe I Js.esMlssleiIsrval Church, Si. It Ill Oases :LWW ClwctalCamarasClty. Inc. W. Paul s.,iiat III Pins Ave. U. M11*L. lipid ChUFch, Cangim N1fi. SprlupflaN nn'Irsi'c lipId. 17* & Cider ii isis's ?luwnsv Church. 531 Cypress St. 111 pIs $pim CkarLs Sprinpe it, AHameule Springs SeplIal W*l_Chiph Mart & Wiles U., wars-ta -j--ret, 71$ Oraspe Ave. Pro-Mother's Day Banquet . ____ AS$IMIS.Y OP '' . :. SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff - I -- - SI$LI$OOKCINTIR . MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff - HARRELLI BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff women and girls of the church Saturday, May 12 at 6:30 p.m. by reservation only. The program will be presented by "The Seminole Singers." WILSON.EICHELBERGER Oviedo, Florida held at ommunity united Methodist Church of Casselberry for Herb Stenstrom and Staff . L. D. PLANTE, INC. of Sanford . J. C. PENP4EYCOMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff and Employes The annual Mother-Daughter Banquet will be . DISCOUNT FOODS GREGORY LUMBER PRINTING CO. INC. 1111111 ' assist the pastor, Rev. William Marro in his message on PANTRY PRIDE 3000 S Orlando Dr. CELERY CITY Mid YIJI Puppeteers Aid Pastor P15* Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff WFI,'StSt . . . car. Cal". METHODIST CNUCN MYPSSd&4*Sij.. V Leuven, Belgium and contin ue their ministry of yout h and st udent evangelism among the Walloons, a people of southeast Belgium. Special music will be featured Wednesday night. ______ CHAPEL TwctirDrlveSvnIasllsIae,s PRISSYTIRIAN Rsv.A*ISAI.asd MsidngaSflt.dayAlv.a$WChUrdi. Paster Suada yscteel esMuuSleSd.WNSIrIOrIa,s 5:11a.m. Msrningwer.tlp Pa_I 11:11a.m. C.IdwsrdDeyls - iiii - The ,. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK SSIWOId, ps.. HowardH.HodguandStaff - _ D.jw.s5s . - will join the staff of "University Action", a campus ministry in 7:31p.n,. 1:11p.m. i. . -. - -. - 4:31p.m. CHRIST UNITED _____________________________________________________________________ .% UP$ALAPRIIIYTUIANCHURCH asdPveyer 11:11a.m. Tuesday and Ws$suli, ltsdmglraups 7:31p.m. Nursery PrevIlJ fur all Services ..... -. 7:31p.m. Tk,rsdsy Nighi Service 1:31pm. . 11:11a.m. TUlidsy lisle ___ 11U17 ______ 7:11p.m. -Sliselluly . . . - * Trinity Assembly of God, 876 Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. During their last term of missionary service Smith and his wife, Lucille, established a youth evangelistic center In the city of Lome, Togo, West Africa, and In the interior of Benin. They 11:11a.m. Service . .. . '. . . _____________ $ngWsrihlg 11:11a.m. Ivasgehlaiscservlce 7:11p.m. IUvesIsgWsnhlg) lsl&kdTsNdIyNigMs Li awoscas Mess . - - YevitOrlup Wsd.CteirPrace - . 'Eurasia will- be guest speaker Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Minisief 5:41 a.m. 11:11a.m. Sunday Ctwrc* School MenninlWersllp MITSIOOI$TCHURCH _____ ArtS1yt&Wee*Dr Rev.FredR.Sarsi, Ps_I ClirdiSdiNi 5:31a.m. , . . "TIUI CHURCH 271111dr.siadAve. Me odist GRACE UNITED . Ses.t2:31 __ th . .1 PRISSYTSIIAN CHURCH Wither Ave.. Lake Rev. A.F.11eve.s ;• Shortcut To Surrender 1 1, By MELENDA EDMISTON attendance of 300, conducts point of her need, that she Herald Correspondent seminars all over the United sought a personal relationship "Most adults don't come to States and has a tape ministry, with the Lord. She said she fell Christ without a need or a She was speaking to the on her knees and prayed that tragedy in their lives," Mrs. United Methodist Women on God would become real and Barbara Johnson, guest "Life Revealed, Experienced speak to her. She heard no speaker from Orlando told and Shared," the testimony of audible voice, but her Bible fell women at Community United her life her physical and open to a passage from Jet. Methodist Church in spiritual trials. S 29:11-14, "When you call to me .Casselberry. In her case It was "1 praise God for cancer for It and come to , plead with me, 1 learning that she had cancer, was a shortcut to surrender; It will listen to you. When you -W L ; ~* , Mrs. Johnson, whose Tuesday is a shortcut to surrender," seek me you shall find me, morning Interdenominational Mrs. Johnson said of her own when you seek me with all your 1" \ . Bible class at First Baptist encounter with cancer. heart, I will let you find me." Church in Winter Park has an It was then, she said, at the She said she found great peace In her surrender and had 'I a successful cancer operation . the next day. 5/ "I told God 'Here's my life, j .:.. anythingyouall owisoK with me'," she said. . After she was healed of () _ . fcancer, Mrs. Johnson said God 1 p1 Herald Pliels by MelInda Edmiston . opened up a teaching ministry Jackie Greene (right) of Winter Springs asks author Barbara Johnson to sign her (.. -, for her and she was led to put book. her experiences in a book to help others who might be going through a similar experience. m P,ev. Robert C. SmitMsenjb1Ies of God missionary to 1hIS1. THE LAIR MARY UNITID 4:11p.m. Family Night Service .m. . 5:4$41.m. ; -- ". Missionary To Speak :31a.m. i•IiRi* Passur 5:41a.m. Casritimeei - - - Kindenga,t,a J• 5pt5p l3W. find Street p5555, C.D.$a,rls S.sday$ct.el 9:41a.m. MsralnWorship 11:118.m. With 1:ISp.m. Culsasisu hehet Masu W PrINi.IllMaItl. I SSIS. Mess. PaMir .... ___pumusan _ s, Wenillp$eryices I:31& 11:11a.m. MssWeMa _____ -r WemalslaisaCkqlglas$,ai . ps CRUFak ?rulIlludLslsMsss ,. Oak Ave. & 31111. CHURCH OP 000 OUR LA5UUN OP PIACI ______ O.1I.dslCiitiINChprit lsurvites isTtIPessssgeIeI - FIRST PIISBYTIII*N CHURCH . *. PsiNi Sun. Mass lam., 11:31112isis Caaf.s.1.ss,$af. 41&4.7p.. . 5:11a.m. I5:11a.*. ' 1101f." L.lk tool.Pullot - Ray Hogue, executive administrator of the Aramatic Bible $oclety, will be guest speaker Saturday and Sun day at the Spfrftual Centre of Cassadaga Psychic Fair, Route 5.430-A. On Sat urday at 7 p.m. he will speak on Prophet and Prophecy in the Old Testament; and Sunday at 2 p.m., he will speak on Prophet and Prophecy, New Testament. . 5:11a.m. SR. 424 & Red lug . Ovisds(Siavia) - ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Pr. PeN Mnalag weritip and Nvrsiry Sisdayhdisil ST. LUKIII LUTHERAN CHURCH . :;,,.,y..... 5-,, Prophet And Prophecy LUTHERAN CHURCH .. Church Of God choice. 11:31a.m. GOOD SHIPNIRD 2517 Onlaad, Dr. 17.12 ( Lvlsieraa CIvrct, in America) Rev. Ralph I. Lvniaa Passer Worship 11:11a.m. 4 Sunday heel rIIOatAve.,S..rd Fr. William isis pasas, will be present ed by the store. All women of the ch urch are PresbØerkin - Pasts, 5:11a.m. Nerisry PvevMi ... . Company of Sanford Plaza. A door prize of a gift certificate invited to come and bring their daughter or a daughter of their TV "This is The Lift" Chord scum , 7:31p.m, COVINANT PRESBYTER IAN CHURCH eMary Blvd. •1 s .,, ,.. - . liel THE RIRDIMIR 2121 Oak Ave. 11:11a.m. 7:31p.m., ..., ,.•, ,,, . -- The Friendly Circle of the United Methodist Women Is In charge of a fashion show and clothes will be modeled by members of the circle. Mrs. Nancy Terwilleger will be 1. narrator. The show will be sponsored by the J. C. Penney 11:Ila.m. '_:tLj,'.'l LUTNIRAN CHURCH OF Z~ .` .• - iei 11. ait Maguefla Ave. ..Ysssgp. - the oldest and youngest mothers will be presented a corsage. CHURCH OP SANFORD isashe lsi*ar* ..,.:,;. ......... -. MIrsis.w,rint, ivesisy'Z 7:31 p.m. .,.. - Cathoic The annual Mother and Daughter Banquet of the First United Methodist Church of Sanford will be held on Monday at 6:30 p.m. In Fell owship Hall. Foll owing a covered dish din ner, '1RSTPIN1ICOSTAL Pasts, .. Mother.Daughter Banquet ?:3Ip.m. CiaRslrsn Miefiag Svnday 4: 31 p.m. . 11:11a.m. 4:11p.m. II:11a.*. ';lIp.m*. Sv*davlveaing Wld.BlbfiItWy "The Lutheran NOW, and . tmnglI:IIa.m. ____ ______ more than 3,000; executive secretary to the reorganized United Church of Religious Science; corporate officer and vice president in charge of administration. CONSRISATIONAL Why nOt give It try next Sunday? Church Of Christ Pastor 5:418.m. 11:11a.m. Rev. I. Rwthrant SvadayScs,se - minister to Founder's Church with a weekly attendance of FIRST PENTECOSTAL UI Orange Street '. -, Science she has many firsts to her credit Including assistant .. WINTER SF51. COMMUNITY . - IvaslehistIe Services 4:11p.m. _______ Wed. Prayer& use 1$vdy 731p.m. lndspsn.lsaI MIlilIsary IAflN$A PAIN IAPTISTCNURCH __ . I remus. 'vary churCh asuvics Is actually a lesson In BAPTIST CHURCH 2424 Paimehl, Ave. Pentecostal Congregational M.prsvk'.g the world, starting with *iiie self PALMETTO AVENUE May 9 at 8p.m. at the First Church of Religious Science, at 709 Edgewater Drive, Orlando. As a woman minister of Religious Evang.lkal . . . This takes longer and Is lessixciting than bombs Slid manstoss. But It hIS far OfS IStIIig isis le4 p.m. Teli. . the ohs aciss and thinking of IndivIduals. 1*11p.m. situpS Wed. & Sal. H.Iv C.mmvmWii teIycammvahei . mrnd of roform Is to make fundamental chsng.s . Rider - -,-,r dcans have called ttmsalve. .. Churches of the United Church of Religious Science, will speak 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 1 They overtook tho fact that Christianity stands ____ ____ out the most revolutionary Ides In history. Its ' FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Passer 5:410.m. $10m. Dr. Edythe M. Clark, director of the Department of Member - --- ____ Minister Has Many Firsts 7:11p.m. 1:11a.m. CJwrchSdSesl night. Popular youth seminar speaker, - 7:11p.m. Mld.Weethirvic.(WIt) __f ______ mI.ssionary.evangeustto India, David Grant, will conclude the week's services on Frida y evening. All week night services begin at 7:30 p.m. Pantir . - Alex Clattenburg, from the Rock House at Calvary Assembly, Winter Park, will speak on Thursday evening. A d yn amic _ Ninery previdad for all Services W•IYCiMMWW1i -t ieak. Pastor E. Don Cox of Sanford First Assembly will -. ByTOMTIEDE corporate the exact biblical Actually, It will take many "As In the days of Noah, It dimensions of Noah's storied miracles, and Greene says shall be before the coming of vessel: 45 feet high, 75 feet some of them have already ______ the Son of Man." - Matthew wide, and 450 feet long. It will 4I. occurred. The first was when a ____________________________________ k![ffI:iiitIIi1I! 24:37. have a bow and stern, of course, man named Alvin Lewis 1111 I FROSTBURG,Md. (NEA) and the deck will be covered by knocked on the pastor's door; The way Pastor Richard a roof. he introduced himself as an Greene remembe rs It, the voice It's not perhaps the most architect who had had a vision, was quiet, tender and caring. It sophisticated religious ar- and be offered to donate his was God Almighty, talking at 3 chltecttre of the decade. And talents in the designing of the -,in t he morning. "Richa rd," He Jesus himself would have Ark of Saf ety. said, "I want you to rebuild trouble finding the ark here In The architect prepared the Noah's ark as a sign to all the the Maryland panhandle. But blueprints, then, but there still people of the world that My Son, Greene and his congregation was not a penny for conJesus, is coming again." have faith their sanctuary will struction. "So what we did," 14 Well, Pastor Greene was of one day be historic; they've Green says, "was pray. When course dumfounded. But when even named the ark site after we needed something, some the voice returned again and Mount Ararat. piece of machinery we put a again, night after night, he To be sure, faith has been the picture of it on the wall, and concluded that God was stimulus for the ark from the prayed. Since then the most serious. And so it came to pass start. Greene's Church of the astrounding things have been 4 that Dick Greene and his rural Brethren Is one of the poorest in happening." -. ministry have for the last three Frostburg, and the One astounding thing was the Pastor Richard Greene is rebuilding ark. years been constructing a big congregation's 100 members acquisition of the land. Greene boat hard by this mountain readily admit that, by them- says a "nonbelleving" farmer community. selves, they could not afford the sold the church three acres of yet unexplained, It only tools. Greene says people from was crazy - now they know it. Correction. It's not a boat'. it boat's paint. Still, they've hilltop ground along a highway, Charged $2 for the building around the nation are con- But that's okay. The Bible saysonly looks like a boat. Greene happily accepted the $1 million, but vowed he'd not sell another permit. tributing to his dream. One man that everybody thought Noah says he is not preparing for a project. inch. When the ark crew needed Pastor Greene says a coal in West Virginia, "God bless was also crazy. second flood, the end of the Pastor Greene believes the another acre, the farmer company has provided five him," has even sent a pair of world, or anything so terrible: determination And when will the ark be of his recanted; rather than sell the bulldozers for earth moving. A $10,000 checks. And a volunteer finished? Ground was broken in "What we're building is a congregation is clearly part extra piece, he donated it. cement factory donated con- CPA has come aboard to help church 1976, but and God has asked of God's Idea. "Any big, rich Then a man showed up, "out crete for the underpinnings, keep the books in proper order. more on as yet there Is nothing that It be shaped like an ark of church could build the ark," he of nowhere," to make free test Two dump trucks and a pickup Little Mount Ararat Not everyone Is so en- than a hole in the ground that is safety, where people can come says, "but God asked us to do it borings in the earth. Another have been given to the effort. thusiastic about the ark, studded with anchoring blocks. to wait for the return of Jesus." because we are small and poor. man, an engineer, offered to And a man in New Jersey has however. Members of Greene's Whatever it Is, building or That's the wonder of it. map a soil erosion plan, and promised to supply all the nuts own family say he's ego trip. Patience, says Pastor Greene: boat, Pastor Greene's ark Is Everyone knows it will take a conferred his time. Even the and bolts for the ark project. ping, and local residents think "At least we are ahead of Noah; meant to be impressive. The miracle for usto make the ark a local government provided a Calculators, duplication he's crazy. That Is, says it took him l2o years to build his minister says the plans in- reality." miracle of a sort; for reasons machines, a printing press and Greene, "They used to think I ark." . Pastor Dave Arnold from Faith Assembly in Orlan do will •:llm. 'v CHURCH _____ II:11a.m. The Nov. Ler . 1. "the sslsblla$vmsnt," lnclung the Church. - 7:11p.m. .. FIRST BAPTIST _____CHUICN It. Car.CtsnctAve.&Grant CtvrctTralaimg - vslullonsdss" wd proclalnisd thair enmity tOWard 7:11p.m. PvayerMseli.g Wad. LOWS 11000 I.,. James W. Namimect Sw'iaylcteei . 11:11a.m. lveaiagServ+cs 7:31p.m. Nersary Previdud - li:$.lIa.M. Episcopal .. - Boni. Franklin - 5:41a.m. Werstip Service IN Liteview. Late Mary Rev. Jim Hutaas Passar Svpday SdIeeI 5:41 am. Werslmlplervic. 11:11a.m. evening Wennip 7:31 p.m. - 1:11 p.n, Jits J. Muss . fairs ths psinclplss of primitive Christian. fly, wIN revolutlonlz ft', world." . Phee3fl4111 CIMurIW.Sctavt S.adaySc*sil LAWS____ MARY BAPTIST MISSION P" ill also share Monday night at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday evening, lvidaySCtIii4 MirnhnWir$tip 1$as11rd*vs. shaft IntroduCe Into public f SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH lZl Airport Blvd. OIdTrv*sfsraN,wDey Wit Prayer lirv. 4 . 11:11a.m. 7:31p.m. Wednesday Service - 1111a.m. 1:31a.m. T.ONIcaIBwdMseI HOLY CROSS IllFork A". . IUIWestFirslSsreet - On May 641, First Assembly of God, 304 W. 27th St., Sanford, will hold its second annual Spring Festival of Praise. Speaker for the 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday services will be Marion Arnsdorff, known by many as "God's Millionaire". He 1:31a.m. MeaimigWsntlp . . 7:31p.m. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH ,s* go' ,.NEW PITHIL AMI CHURCH . Main Street-Canaan city pu,,. Rev. MN. $s,kiJr. Nazarene Swidayhcteel uioqpnes . Myrtle Late Wills It, Lugi.ul 5:458.m. 1111a.m. 4:l1p.m. 7:31p.m. 1:31p.m. S. 1. Stastes Svsdayktesl Spring Festival Of Praise - 6:30 0-0.lvangsulstSarvici Mirsing Wsnthp C11dITrai*isg IviIWsgWSflM Wet Prayer Service J Family Nig minister Wednesday ev 1i CHURCH OP LONOW000 U.S. William"" & Dr. Jay T. Cimats : X. rr 1) IM&"N"Ws"Y ht Svpp CHRISTIAN CHURCH S FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ill Part Aviave, Saqi -- M"'s prayer Breakfast Congregational 1. . . . 11:040-M. Wit Service . 7:31p.m. MarnIngWsnAip ! NATION Y. %1. ________ Rural Pastor Gets Noah's Message First Assembly Schedules S:IIp. UNYP TvesIv.*iniPfayiISIfV. 7:31p.m. M4nhster 1111.m. Meriling Worship 1:31p.m. 7:31p.m. Nvrsary Provided 'UIIW 1:41a.m. OUR . ... FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLISOF CHRIST iaii S. hurl Ave. Cavalry Cist liii. Late Mary Wit. Prayir Meet Lee F. God Tells Him To Build Ark Br*lefly FIRST UNITED MITNODIST CHURCH -- m Pork Ave. V. Scat? Harris . Sunday, May 6, 1979-SB -'I M. COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH efd.ySdlssi l:Jip.m PriyirSifv. u --... - . .. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11111111 Svppir : Baptist Preaching £ Wsrstlping -. 0000 ojii! Christian SItIe$tvy Sharing Preclalmiag mi - First WdiwtdiY Pihliwilbip C hurch... Pads, wit 11111 SIWV & .. . ho The : 4 RELIGION :31&I18.m. 9:35$IIa.m. CliWdiSdilil knlct$ with cIi$*i for all a,,s F1111w1111p CiIf WweIfl services 1:3Ir. UMYP 7:11 1V.f,IIIWYINP ? _ Assembly Of God M.riiAgWsnMp i's.naI Piney RI.t4... C.u.Ikcry Poster l*V. *1111W Piifl Assoc. p.t,, liv. Wal* Ri4d THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY A. 1:41 P.m. So" of 111110 give UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - -'-'V.. Mi(lIIflIWitlIIiP ... II:SS$m. Pr.y,qkcvlce -- ,.-. . Hwy. e.. Wid,sI4iy "ISM ---. .... ADVENTIST CHURCH *.nJipkrvlcs -. . 0. 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' - by Bob Thaves IT SN'T MATTER' _WE KNOW THE TRUTh! ___ ______ IT 01.5! 411' U AS MY HII . _________ • __ ___ ____ ' ____ _____ . ____ • .. ____ T __ & _ __ 0PPOSEPAR! ,EVIL? -' __ " APIOS, OUR___ ow! - AYE'flIEb%bItP #SHOI,*.PPEFt4 __ ____ ______________ Craig $ I _______ " 1PAft wealthy young woman. (2 Hns.) 0 MOVIE "The Moon And i: mow 1' progress made since the landmark 1954 Supreme Court decision ou tlawing segregation 9:00 11:30 P.30 11:30 M GOGM SINGING JUBI. AFTERNOON SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Most: Carrie Fisher. Guests: The Blues Brothers, (A) (I) MOVIE "Charro" (C) LEE KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO "Ride 'Em (12) MOVIE Cowboy" (8/W) (1942) Bud 12:00 (4) MOVIE "Billie" (C) (1965) (1969) Ems Pr", In& Balln. Abbott. Lou Costello. Two men discovers his daughter to be a any betterau,,s boys around. (11/2 Hrs.) (2) 112) An 0 nutlaw r.fnn,. hh,s.iI .... ... ., . , reies Westem town. 10:00 (2) SUPEATRAIN A young man holds some passengers on the supertraln hostag. whIle planning hIs escape from the Mork .uvv,,iu,v -'. H. UISII _.._ 515 SC 11001A,i e fl U Go MONDAY, MAY 7 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Cbeesburger Whipped Potatoes Peas & Carrots Ice Cream Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS Cheeseburger FishSoadwich Whipped Potatoes Peu& Carrots BTOCCOII TossedSalad Ice Cram Milk orShak. SENIORHIGH Cheeseburger Fish Sandwich Sloppy Joe Whipped Potatoes Pea& Carrots Be0(C011 TossedSalad iV Milk or Shake EXPRESS LINE Cheeseburger FJhS Fresch Fries or Tri Or Tator Tots - Mini Steak Sub Cheesburger Spanish Rice Cauliflower Carrot-Raisin Salad Fudge Surprise Cake Green Beans Rolls Milk or Shake EXPRESS LINE Mini Steak Sub Cbeesburger TriTatorsor FF.rTatorTots TisSedsalad FIIdI MUkerSkake THURSDAY, MAY is ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Oven Fried Chicken Whipped Potatoes Mixed Vegetables jelib Rolls MIII. MIDDLE SCHOOLS Oven Fried Chicken Whipped Potatoes Sloppy Joe Mixed Vegetables Fruit TatorTelsor FT Slew Coleslaw Grees Beans ___ SENIOR HIGH Misi Steak Fish Sandwich Ta$IS'TSIIer Fr arm Cole Slew Gross 810Mb rruilcrisp Makarsba. Tstar'retsar FFarTh TUH$.I. FrMbFrui$ . W)NAY, MAY9 ajooi olySt.ak ___ s_SIC. Ci.IIi, Plans To Stay Cr.iaisinsain *u Milk MWUIZ sciiooia MIiSIkIIh I±LRIee MIbehe SENIOREIGE - 3:30 (2) MOVIE "Those Daring Young Men In Their Jaunty Jalopies" (C) (1969) Bourvil. Tony Curtis. Monte Carlo is the scene for an international car race in which drivers attempt to sabotage each other. (2 1/2 Hrs.) 0 AMERICAN SPORTSMAN 3:45 i.e..,, rr'.SW ii. BASKETBALL PUf'4 UI. lW Live coverage of an NSA play. location TOWERS FAWLTY 0 4:30 ly.(Part 4 of 6) 11:00 Scheduled events Include the al ___ ones recalls the fun and hear. tacheof his l95Os college days TriarTalurTuts Grassleby1 Con T...d salad Miths UPSLD'4E Iirtseuess Th U TIP., Tots Ti.dlilad i FN5hFrIPI MI*aramk. (1) EMERGENCY ONEI 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 BEWITCHED (4) THE ODD COUPLE 0 THE LUCY SHOW (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) (M HI, NEIGHBOR 7,( U Mt Mt LAUGH a) SESAME STREET 430 (14) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN (NON, TUE. THU, FRI) '' (2)1112) TODAY (4)0 MONDAY MORNING (NON) (4) 0 TUESDAY MORNING ('fluE) (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORNING (WED) (WED) q2 ROOKIES ROOKIES 5:00 (2)CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 THE ODD COUPLE a) MISTER ROGERS (A) 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 0 MERV GRIFFIN (WED) U BEWITCHED JZAI "n&1 ., 1192 322 75fl EVE PLAZA I .j SaI..jun 24 WALT E*SN['P' St4t4(tN4' G [IuI?dkflObS and E?flIil'ii€tk"Ic€ ' Eve 1:4S4O •L!IAzA 11 Sat.-Sun. _______ 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE (M DINANI 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO. S UPBEAT 10:00 CARD SHARKS [$IO VIELAN1] "a' 17i25 3nits SOC SUNDA Y ONLY PG EARLY and t he events that lead to a (1) (M HIGH ROLLERS BIRDS •o 7;45$: IS (4) LOVE OF LIFE (NON, WED- 0 css NEWS PLUS ATIO:IS 11:00 ORAND THEFT AUTO (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 JUKEBOX Guests: The G Band, Tina Charles, Frankie Miller, Cliff Richard. 11:55 (2) NBC LATE MOVIE 'Sweepstak es" (1978) Freder ic Forrest, Herschel Bernardi. A CBS NEWS MINUTES Welcome 'NEWCOMER! I • S CAPIITSIllA4'YLI) HESTAUH4.T •. : LOUT.I(JE a PH. 323.0501 PANFOID AIR TUMINAL SUNDAY BRUNCH lIa.m.-2p.m. $ Jul You Ca, Eat Ilicludas Salad Ba r and Coffee, tea, etc. + 3 Fl. Owned Florida Managed A call from you will bring a prompt visit from our ro - I • chants. • SUmfofd Lola Winn S SANPONO I "Florida's own greeting UrvlcS" - dedlcatodto Icoming new re&dsntt presentative. She has bro. chum, civic information; and to help with your shop. Ping needs, cards of In. OVERLOOK THE RUNWAYS . ,'. i,;, k (~D EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0 MOVIE To Be Announced . Puerto Rico Be A Commonwealth, A State. Or An Independent Nation?" 1:30 BItbeCIeaBSR cii SfrawberryFruitCup MarIhehe SENIOR UIOH Barbecue ss l Hi-bwgsr Cildieb FrscbFrlsser a) ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 6:47 Peter Fox. A man torn by mem. Campus tragedy. NEWS THIELCATES 'Should MJDDLESCHOOLS TISNd8IIad 3:30 (430 MA'SH (R) 8:45 A.M. WEATHER @)ALLINTHEFAMY(R) 10:30 (2) ALL STAR SECRETS EVENING ' a) STUDIO SEE 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS p) FOR OUR TIMES RUE) 0 WHEW1 10:55 Strawberry Fruit Cup TharTatarTets Greeakbyllmt, 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 1125 EXPP.ESS UNE Tossed Salad Fresh Fruit TatirTotsor 970cTh ij ___ FRWAY, MAY11 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS BarbecueeaBu Freuch Fries Baby "mu 6:30 @3 KUTANA (2) (2) (12) NEWS 11:30 (1)CBS MOVIE "Fraternity Row" (1977) Gregory Harrison. Sloppy Joe (123(12) ANOTHER WORLD (14 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 (THU) Clifton 11:15 CBS NEWS .; Part 7 of "The FlibSaidwich 2:30 (WED) (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS GRAMMING Fittest Of Them All." 5:00 0 FIRING LINE Roil, MIIkarSIiake MixedVegetables 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE FRI) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 2)8PORT$WORLD Live coy" erage of the UCLA Invitational Track and Field Meet from Los Angeles, C (2) (112) THE DOCTORS WAGONER (TUE. (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (1)00 NEWS Chenier" (A) FlshSssdwlcb Guests and a case of mistaken identi- a WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS "Doug Kershaw Whipped Potatoes Tossed Salad 2:00 TRY (NON) a) THE WORLD TURNS DONAHUE and staff become confused by Basil's state of nervous tension Weighilitting championships OVenFrIedChICkeU SloppyJoe 1:30 C4) 0 AS to survive amidst the wreck(THU) age. (14)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) (4)0 ALICE Mel misunder0 GOOD MORNING AMERIstands Alice's dinner invitation CA and all but moves in with her a) SESAME STREET and Tommy. (R) 7:25 0 IKE Robert Duvall and Lee 113 TODAY IN FLORIDA Remick portray General Dwight 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA D. Eisenhower and his trusted NEWS military aide Kay Summersby in this saga tracing the Amen7:30 can hero's war years. (Part 3 of (2) (12) TODAY 3 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI_ MASTERPIECE THEATRE CA "Lillie: America" From Lillie's .8.00 first day in America the is CAPTAIN KANGAROO cheered wherever she goes, ts'r•rio SEE (MON. TUE. but dIsaster clouds the opening . of her pISykNswYo.ii. 0 FOOTSTEPS(M) 9:30 8:25 (4)0 JUST FRIENOS Susan CD TODAY IN FLORIDA and Leonard decide to write a 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA movie script together. (12) NEWS 10:00 8'30 (4) CONSUMER BUYUNE TODAY' 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI.' Guest: Nancy Walker. CA a)SECONDCfl'YTV a)LILIAS,YOGAANDYOIJ Ifl''tfl 9:00 @) CAMPAIGN '79 lawyer seeks revenge for the murder of his parents. (1 Hr.) (12) GOLF "Houston Open" Live coverag9 of the final round of this PGA tournament from the Woodland Hills Country Club in Houston, Texas. 3:00 a) EVENING AT POPS Arthur Fiedler opens his 50th season as conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra live from Sym. phony Hall in this golden anni. versary program featuring highlights from his lirsLconcert In 1929(R) from Gettysburg. Pennsylvania. ri4'*inIslad to years Wore us contract 'c.i't you do I more th three . aweek?' etlras,ayIngbsisUrUIafWr "And I said, "Jp.us, I'm 1yesn hi the job, Carom, who usally km taking On vuw E. I'm the raw material for his trythg the bed lcal." 2:30 (2) MOVIE "King Of The Pecos" (81W) (1936) John HilliorSbake ______ , reappearing - host of aigM' a week. he lbelglst Slow." He wu "People hive asbedmea lot a) two ,t1iat were back. IL sdwithrepoulscia struggle k.iPSCeIflhll _ 9:00 (2)(12) NBC MOVIE "The Poseidon Adventure" (1972) Gene Hackman. Ernest Borgnine. After a giant tidal wave overturns an ocean liner, a SENIOR HIGH ___ 0: IOMint4es; Sevareid and his auests English Rugby League Cup Jolla MIDDLESCHOOI.S CheeseDig to ask a handsome business associate out on a date. (A) explore the behavioral atlitudes of mankind in this program about human unique. ness. in London, England: World s Ann tries to work up the nerve BEING HUMAN Eric Rolls ot Cole Slow, fever is examined. 2:00 MUSIC Fresh Fruit TalarT election and Proposition 13 8:30 4) CONE DAY AT A TIME Finals from Wembley Stadium TUESDAY, a) director. Cyrus J. Lawrence to b announced. Buttons), and chance to choose their ideal parents. CLOSE TO HOME A small town caught in the crosscurrents generated by a teachers' strike, a school board recall Inc. (R) off game. Teams and (Red RESTLESS OALL MY CHILDREN 6:25 two orphaned children got the Guest: Charles T. Maxwell, senior vice president and ° limershoike employee play- TOssed Salad ELEMENTARYSCHOOL John Belushi's - UI IllS NBA WALL $TREET WEEK Patty Duke, Warren Berlinger. A stubborn male chauvinist Western dude ranch. (1 1/2 writer dreams of becoming i stand-up comic, and an invalid (Toni TennlIIe) wants to meet her Pon PAII. a convict serving time wi ... 1... , iui, ..,u (4) 0 NBA BASKETBALL MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 0 0 (2) PORTER 0 FANTASY ISLAND SPE' CIAL Tattoo is kidnapped and held for ransom by a former 1:00 (1) U DAYS OF OUR LIVES @DOF WOMEN AND MEN ( WED) (1) 30 MINUTES (THU) @)CRACKERBARREL(FRI) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY SUNRISE (2) POPI GOES THE COUN' of 2)(R) 12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES GD CAMPAIGN '79 (TUE) Archie and Edith travel to Cali. (1) OUTDOORS ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE AGRONSKY AND COMPA fornia to spend Christmas with Mike, Gloria and Joey. (Part 1 "The 'New ' Energy Crisis" a) MONTY PYTHON'S FLY- Ferrar's daughter, Marjorie. 1:30 Cl) NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- NY (NON) deadly duels with his ticipatlon in athletics, focusing on the 26-mile New York Marathon. (R) ING CIRCUS Adam Rich, enemies. (11/2 Hrs) WASHINGTON WEEK IN ORAL ROBERTS a) MISTER ROGERS (A) (2)4)00(12) NEWS Run" A history of women's par- 0 THE OSMOND8 Guests: Fleur in a feud with Lord REVIEW(R) 12:30 5:53 8:00 (1) a ALL IN THE FAMILY an a) EDUCATIONAL PRO. 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 1820S. the swashbuckling son of a California nobleman stagas t TURNABOUT "In The Long 0 FANGFACE GRAMMING 6:00 Silent Wooing" Michael becomes a member of Par ment and politics soon embroil "Mark Of Zorro" (C) (1974) Frank Langella, Ricardo Montalban. In the off game. Teams and location to be announced . MOVIE To Be Announced . 1100 5:30 (I) EARLY DAY Andrea McArdle, (12) MOVIE Live coverage of FACE THE NATION RESTLESS (12) PTL CLUB Cathy Rigby, Boys Town Choir. ID THE FORSYTE SAGA "A CD OUTLOOK (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING death. (1 Hr. 45 MIns.i . (4) THE YOUNG AND THE MORNING together. (A) (4)0 60 MINUTES too ty of Tahiti and dies a tragic . I wacky scheme to bring their still-feuding parents back discusses the (2) SUNDAY MASS r :. (4) MARIO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 ORAL ROBERTS CHURCH a) QUE PASA. U,SA.? "The Garage Sale" Adela can't fig. ore out how people can appredate the past when they ar e always coming up with new ways of discarding It. (R) 1:30 parents meet and devise a Jesse Sixpence" (B/W) (1943) George Sanders, Herbert Marshall. Based on the story by Sor set Maugham. An artist leaves his wife for the tranqulli. _____ ANOW 0FAMILY LIFE 6 0 FIRST BAPTIST 05140W MY PEOPLE a) SESAME STREET (R) C HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - hiunorous opening monologus _____ ycarassisaldwaun'tao fromthshndllnee,otadsno ___ ____ WA not 06 year. 'We're going to be here for a to the prsd contract that ___ ___ Aylbries Cam said AY 4 I .4 Carson - I 0 812801. A computer pro grammar moonlights as i CIt burglar and falls In love with Board Of Education" Rev. 0 DISCUSSION NY 12:00 (II) PASSWORD PLUS twins who were separated at OCONSUMERBuYUNE 11:oo (4)AGRONSKY AND COMPA- (2)VDICE OF 1ORy (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN 8(M REX HUMBARD 4i&IanDenneby(therotten 6: Angle; 7: Happy Days; I: ____ ______ *$uet in "PsarI")ssahctel Qlarlie's Angels; 9: Taxi; 10: MIctIve in Atlantic Qty whose WKRP In Clncümati. Rawl vs. "The Thief Who CaflSI To Dinner" (C) (1973) ___4: S'll; 3: Liven. & riey; amuk UWenta" KIO8WORLD 0 PICTURE Of HEALTH SMOVIE of familiar "names" cad In the periments of the present seven new shows CBS an- owner's great great-graianounced - four hour-long ther. In the interests 01 "contInuity andstabWty,"CBShaskeptafl climedleL :.'In the case of "Trapper John, its returning shows in their old D.," the familiar name in the time slots, except for "The 'B / MONIES . ThAT WY'S GOTrA I ZOOM (A) gers, In a hospital 'ama Nielsen Co., were: 1: lbrle'sCocnpsny; 2: M-Aady siuIl1gt' - It Is $j vim NNNKE 0 FAITH FOR TODAY "lJgt4nhii4" Detective" also are off. For S medium specializing In as the caretaker of iii old im "stars" nobody ever heard of, who actually was created by the there are a surprising nwEher Dr. Frankenstein-st yle cx- Ip.d by T. K. Ryan GD SUNDAY MORNING pteeootsTrqpsr*yeariolder The lotop network elevlslcn __ prograns for the week ending a sober, played by PEIISU tób.rts instead of Wayne April 31, according to the A.C. ) _____ _____ TUMBLEWEEDS See You Again" Craig Stevens point. "I.A-&H." The new hour show dy$.pjJ, W.wN&e.,eI.svs.mT*N$$4 7:30 (2) A.M.E HOUR actor who created the role In SWKleY ' ,-" MS A (1) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING NUTRI- cutthroats. G LOVE BOAT "Super Mom" Anne Mwa, Jerry Stiller; "I'll UP. will not be played by the Jefferions," which will move tO , birth by the divorce of their in public schools. a) HOY EN LA LEGISI.ATURA ON 'flON (12) JERRY FALWELL by a gang of murderous StIffs," 1110. 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 DIRECTIONS "Brown Vs. (4) TONY BROWNS JOURNAL 0 FOR OUR TIMES Douglas Edwards hosts this weekly series exploring current social issues from a religious view- 0 ThE LAW AND YOU th ely will be brother Jim (last seen In "Delta et Gone compl "Good House") as one of a pair of 'Ks," 'Paper e," bro ers working as th bumbling th and e Mary Tyler Times, Moon Hour (she'll return In a jatitors In their uncle's office sitcom In the fall of 1190, as building; "lb. Last Resort," previously announced). about f un and games In a Uinitedserles such ai"Billy," mountain resort, and "Struck re n befo Phillips. A man decides to fight 0 VIEWPOINT Just Friends" won't be a icy." 81c1*etnber sta'ter, b she'll Sitcoms Include "Working ur 7:00 C2)(12) WORLD OF DISNEY plane down in the middle of a jungle river. (2 Hrs.) DAYTIME across the pampas." didacy for the Republican nom- Jackson ()FAMILY FEUD AFTERNOON rhea IS Seen on his "walk "Murphy's War" Germans after they shoot his "We're Cruisin... stars Jimmy McNichol in a late teenWalton's Mountain only 10 age hour of music, girls, cars times, and James MacArthtr and beech blankets that CBS Is wIU not return at all to 'Hawaii spotting opposite "Happy ret 12:30 (2) (M MEET THE PRESS Guest: George Bush, who is expected to announce his can- (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 'htR HOURS 11:30 (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE become finalists in a million dollar lottery. (A) Of The Rhea" The ostrich-like (1) 2'8 COMPANY Ride" (1975) Jim Brown, Lee Van Cleef. A cowboy on a mission to repay a debt of gratitude to a rancher is pursued Hard "Thne Express" and "Dear b7 11gHtthig." . by Stan p,e,andJolrnRomfta A?4P EVIL at _________ ____ MUST ?HIMC XD IJK ____________ the way you ____________________ b$lATS WEONG, LOOMIS! ..____ . IFYOU MU BURN yoc •. LAND... ur C4RE' , iceoy,,.m SPIDER-MAN ygg vAc41)QN.J ITRAYEL FRANK AND ERNEST 23) handle everyone you meet. ICOIPIO (Oct. 34-Nov. 23) Dim. Fortune is playing bshlnd.tho.cenes role today in helping you with somethjng You're go after. Your chance \. ' 23'Se$. people than you realize. ii.ey .' OUPCIRI 140 (Aug. Your actions WdEy are exerting PERRY FAVORIM8 IN COCTION O'rH' Ii.AN VIRGO wps. _____"' ioo OLAVERNE&SHIRLEYR) politically-minded lawyer, a bookie and a cocktail waitress (12 WILD KINGDOM "Realm GD 0 CBS MOVIE "Take A ' Fh'OO." "Stockard Q.nnutg in Days" and "Lavi'ne & S because of the warmth you (2) MOVIE Marlin uncovers a threat to the coral-producing animals that built the Great Barrier Reef, K "Prescription Drugs, Tray- a one-man war against the occoaWnally. Michael LaurAd will appear as Olivia on not durlihi MOVIE MACHINE ing The Great Barrier Ree f" el Tips, Air Conditioning" 7:00 - after are trained in Ocala, Fla. (A) 0 WILD KINGDOM 'Explor. 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS 112) INTERCOM a) CONSUMER SURVIVAL (12) Fri'ends . (1J CHURCH SERVICE 0 MARIO AND THE MAGIC 0 SPECTRUM bank robbery and orders BJ to stay out of the county. detective captain and if become "Archie Bunker's anybody Can brIne back the COP Place," with Archle devoting It's an actor of Jones' his time to bin QUOfl3' tavern show, caliber. and Edith dropping by the show special consideration, it's .PAPEaMTUfl1 ANN.) L00 SJ AND THE BEAR I44 5U LU L$I WWII bring out your bat. You eijoy time. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) When people and they enjoy you~ ase others smiling i you MW treating you with snoley Says: o.. Both Sides are vulnialrable. We peas the first time and "Paqret," (R) NEW YORK (UPI) - life gets overturned when They're breaking up that old legalized gambling brings In PAII of theirs at CBS - but not now owners and a new clientele. : voluntarily and not completely me "Uttle Sitamus" of the - as Edith Bunker, Olivia ft is his son, bachelor fathers Walton and Danny Williams being a television favorite since desert their precincts, the sitcom of the same name. When CBS announced Its new "Paris" stars James Earl schedule Tuesday, it revealed .'.411 Jones as a Los Angeles •h..* "AU T ii d. 0 0 6:30 -C BSO So me . leering In Richmond. Va. is demonstrated: visit Al Hanlig, kite man. thoroughbred horses 0 ThIS IS THE UFE lands by Jesuit and Franciscan (R) (1) G BAD NEWS BEAR$ __ Go .00 a. (2) VIRGO (Aug. 234W. 22) prove very helpful in bringing Vñ,t'p. ,,uu, a uuuiavv . ISU the ,,n. ,zrIh .,l1 •k. brightest and cleverest ideas profitable day. Don't &scint today, so don't hold back your any thoughts you get, . favor,. MADE IN OER- MANY You'll grasp Ideas quickly today. You're apt to surprise .k.,e (1) A BETTER WAY lished on the Spanish border- (2) 0 STUDIO SEE "Orienteering" me new sport of orien- 00 portrait of the mission$ estab. Cyd Change; "April Return" BUGS SUNNY / ROAD what we bid as Sooth after Lady Luck ft Alm guftg ARIES (March 21-April19) Ead opens Wart AM if home today and will grant YOU we do pass,--what do we do material UgM, fun-type atmoephores ___ East's weak twoliurt ll th some ing that wi last a long appeal most to you today and North passes and East opening bid gave South ____ at1ng ' theyre . ......- io-oo MORNING ____ AT BRIDGE 1Y Oswald Jaceby ts one . HORSE ANP - (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING 1)0 8 NEWS PU!SIER standard one-n ing bid, so South did bid two SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23-Dec. NORTH May 7, 1171 $4-A notrurnp. #A843 to say, North This coming year you should 21) Your outlook is quite, ex9 J 7 raised to Ou" and West be able to make large strides in pansive today. You're able to A54 openedaheaztSouthhadto your chosen profession or exchange viewpoints with most J 764 knock out the ace ci clubs career, The rewards may even anyone you meet. You know you and this defense took that ace WZ81 be greater than the effort you can learn something from and five heart tricks to col..t 10785 EAST • 12 everyone. 300 expend. led points, V 92 q CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. South remarked: "We TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Q 1093 • $2 wouldstiilhavebeenthereif Asyoudosoveryoften,youwffl 19)Itwon'tbedifflcultfor'vou •102 ______ •A$5 East had passed," West I again today put ft interests of to have a favor granted to Y, replied: IIY4k&l But would SOUTH • Q others above your own. You'll particularly If what yodre have opened a head?" be chalking up more points. asking Is sought for unselfish V A 53 Our answer Is that he ___ K J $7 • probably would not have Find out more about yourself by reasons. Q$$ mad, that lead and that this AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb,19) ___ sending for your Astro-Graph Vulnerable: North-South week two bid had CoSt North Latter, Mall $1 for each to You possess the faculty of and____ South gw rubber and Dial..: Z . AdroGraph, P.O. Box 489, seeing all aides of a picture ioO polntarnor,.-' West Plirib Kait Bauth Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. today, so any conclusion, you IV INT Be sure to specify birth sign. come up with should* be Pass 3 NT Pan Pan Alftow GEMINI (May 21-June 20) followed. It won't let you don. Pass PISCES (Feb. 20-March -'20) Your usual quick-witted self You hold: will be In rare form today and There Is a special benefit $ Opening lead: WV you'll bring_ merriment to al] coming your way today, for K J 937 those you encounter. We all extra work you put out for K 53 another. This person was,v'ery need your sunshine _. . ,... . is Connecticut 1UU I1L 1111 V'.&*UVV WM WW4I W IP.IIV tAIJI dWIC JU17 ) `lf0J'RE LOGGING ijcH -n, - 'a - child, 8:30 counted on. This person is worth having In your corner, PISCES (Feb. 20-March - 20) about. by (A) For Monday, May 7 1979 I - haven't planned to, you're going to be spending the day with a group of your friends and have a whale of a good time. LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 23) Today indrisnental In bringing - - - - - - by Howls Schneider WEN '110i I rr 1IJKIJ& ' BOUGHT IT JUST ( THIS MORfIF,) FIVE BuCKS? - rcxes THAT I BOCK REALLY - comes favorably upon them, birth sign. member of your family could be ARCHIE IT'S CALLED HOW TO DOUBLE WHAT'S THAT 'VuR MONEY Sc)o'c YOu'RE WiTHIN 24 READING, l-IOURS': ARCI41E1 froo THEATRE "Lillie: Going On The , Lillie Is pregnant and the Prince , Of Wales to her aid stringing for her to move to for the birth of her 01fersox,rtunitlesto reinforce yo 48 49 50 56 1 _______ 0 MASTERPIECE CAPRICORN (Dec. GEMINI (May 21-Jtme 20) Press for a conclusion today in 19) Being in towh with old Xls a situation that you'd like to today will serve to reinforce Their wrap up and have done with. your. optimism. The results will come out even comradeship and enthuslm makes you feel quite secure. better than you anticipated, your foundations materially. A I the Kentucky owby. CANCER (June 21-July 23) An action of yours today will Better spruce up. Even U YOU win over an ally you hadn't 35 - - 34 ______ -_. 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) Armando Sierra narrates a the National Championship Sprint Car Races from Terre Haul.. Indiana; i 'PP AQUARIUS (Jan. 20"Feb. 19) -32 F AC A"Y I i - .. show. could you ...... ______ Hrs.) • (2) a (M NEWS 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Live coverage of the finals of LIBRA (Sept. Z~&t- 231 A find yourself more in demand socially than you have been for least-expected source could some time. Several unusual come to you today with conalliances or friendships will be fidential inf0mation that.4ill prove both revealing and In the making for you. profitable. You'll know what to TAURUS (April 20'May 20) An unexpected invitation could do with it. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) come your way and turn this day into an extremely pleasant You'll fit very comfortably into any group activity today. Being one for you. You should have with others and sharfng re about. Learn mo to smile lots your battery. recharges by sending for yourself about SAGI'I'I'ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Y01 new Adro-Graph Letter which begins with your bir- 21) Much to your swpie, thday. Mail $1 for each to Astro- present achievements will,,.00t Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City go unnoticed or unrewarded by Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to those In a position to .act specify 28 129 •27 24 25 28 23 IF iq'79 '\ - - - - - _________________________________ A PrI3'' - - - - - - - '(Ot) Ko5 - 20 10 19 17 THE BORN LOSER 'this comIng Mayil#year 45 Arid 30 Aspect 40 International 19 Common newt project (abbr.) 50 Is human 21 Ogled tennis cup 41 Eskimo house 52 Before 22 Hooks 42 Bids 42 Musical ded uctions 23 First-rate 46 Horse ending (comp. wd) 47 Cross out 54 Beyond the 43 Source of 24 Nefarious (abbr.) limit metals 51 Find direction 25 Fit of anger YET ' spasms 39 Makes simpler 12 Longs (si.1 90 04V Of an old-line department stoe agrees to have abeer test to alleviate the store's financial problems. r000ntti FRONTIER EVENING 10 Others will welcome them and want you to run the HE HASN1 GLYEN US AN thoughts. YOUR BIRTHDAY wAirA MINUTE! ANSWER SCHOW! oH plot N tot i ' wds.) (pi.) iii ii i*t, L E Is 26 News article 44 Nervous (abbr.) 21 Tosses 23 Bird's home 6 Fracas (2 27 Tautest CI ________ (Tom Potion) For Sunday, May 6, 1979 4 5 Tax agency .0 Time periods N! _____ _. .. -. . __ 3T'f5 lel i 17 Examination 3 Demons 16 British meal 4 Males _. ___ ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL ItNtPll H ArMAIiJ ________ ---1\l-i4IGI4!IGIjS -•.. - othliioi __ N I 'Totp 1+0 1 L!-.LV N IAINI 1 ROStO-PE 'L" iijLM I I AND EDIIW'S! ,y"1 Sunday, May 6, 1979-lB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Answer to Previous Puzzle 53 Idle ACROSS • • trOduction from local mer- I S..th 4 P.M. TH7 p,m. The Nicest 111PM and hind $ Nor In ou Can All Y let. luclud Ce4rdlnator 41 CsOIse,Te.etc. 0 L11 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL . 4p.m.ThCIsel.g DRAFT SUE NIGHT 354 lAiIQU(f 46 .0" geetg ece 9iic. "so CATM WIDE TV IN LOUNGE AC5JNS eaNslA, UTO*)$ • ' I 5" Home Office 904-7346031 �,. i. SB-Evening Herald, Saflfoqd,Fp 11-A-Arts&Crafts Legal Notice - ItITHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E(SHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CUE NO. 79S1CA49.K REGAL CONSTRUCTION COM. Pp4Y, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the undersigned pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter I65.0, Florida Statutes, will regIster with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Plaintiff, "sr Seminole County, Florida, upon '.1 receipt of the publIcatIon of this SPERANZO BPOTHER$ CON. notice, the fictltlout name, tO.wlt: ST.RIJCTION, INC., of al, CENTRAL FLORIDA POWER PAK ... Defendants. under which we expect to engage In NOTICE OP SALE -; business at 611 West State Road 436 4o?ice is given that pursuant to an Altamorife Springs, Florida. Anended Summary Final .Itdgment in Foreclosure dated the That the parties Interested in said 24 day of April, 1979, In Case No. business enterprise are as follows: Central Florida Power Pak 791CA09K. in the Circuit Court of Donald A. Olson thl Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in Bernard A. Schoch and (or Seminole County. Florida, in Christopher Lloyd Guthomson, which REGAL CONSTRUCTION SI, COMPANY is the Plaintiff and LeRoy G. Barber SPERANZO BROTHER CON. STRUCTION, INC.; MR. & MRS. Dated at Fern Park, Seminole ..unty, Florida this 17th day of ANTHONY SPERANZO; M I N DOOR AND TRIM COMPANY; April, 1979. Donald A. Olson PLYMARTS, INC.; MILLS & Bernard A. Schoch NEBRASKA LUMBER COMPANY; Christopher Lloyd Guthomson, AIR FLOW DESIGNS, INC.; HARRY B. CALL.AWAV; ACOUSTI Sr. LeRoy G. Barber ENGINEERING COMPANY OF FLORIDA; and WILLIAMS SOD Publish: April 22, 29, May 6, 13, 1979 CO., INC., tb. AMERICAN SOD DE 1.96 COMPANY are the Defendants, I will sell to the highest and best IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR bidder for cash t the Wist Front THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL door of the Seminole County CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Courthouse in Sanford, Seminole COUNTY, FLORIDA. County, Florida, at 11:00 am. on CIVIL ACTION NO. 71793 May fl, 1979, the following described HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND property set forth in the Order of LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CHICA. GO, Final Judgment: Plaintiff, Lot 2, Block B, Knollwood, Third Addition, according to the Amended vs. Plat recorded in Plat Book 16, Pages ALFRED BROOKS, SR. and 61 62, Public Records of Seminole BESSIE BROOKS, his wife, Defendants. County, Florida. NOTICE OF SALE DATED the 3rd day of May, 1979. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (SEAL) pursuant to a Final Judgment of Arthur H. Beckwith foreclosure dated MAY 1st, 1979 and Clerk of Circuit Court entered in Case No. 71793 of the By: Patricia Robinson Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Deputy Clerk Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida, wherein HOME Publish: May 6, 13, 1979 FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN DEJ 27 ASSOCIATION OF CHICAGO is plaintiff, and ALFRED BROOKS, SR. and BESSiE BROOKS, his wife, FOREST FIRES are defendants, I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at CONTRIBUTE the West door of the Seminole TO FLOODS County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 AM. on the 22nd ...4 '- a--day of May, 1979, the followIng described real estate located. situated and being in Smlnole County, Florida, to.wit: Lot 7, Block 1, LINCOLN HEIGHTS, accordIng to the piat thereof as recorded in PIat Book 13, Page, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. Together with the following items of property which are located in and permanently installed as part of the improvements on saId land: Range and refrigerator. said property being the same as sit forth In the Final Judgment of foreclosure. Dated this 3rd day of May, 1979. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the CircuIt Court By: PatricIa Robinson Deputy Clerk Publish: May 6, 13, 1179 OEJ.2$ . CLASSIFiED ADS Seminole Orlando -Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES lttm. .................43caUn. 3coneacutiv.tim.s . .. .3k a line 7c,ncvftvetinis.....3k a line HOu0 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday-Noon Friday -IMA A A PLOY MENT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Reel Estate Is sold daily In the classified ads. Nothing smell about that. _____________________ SPRING SHOWERS A BUCKET OF JOBS JUST FOR YOU 3235176 A_....a wunnu 4-Personals Key Cashier ___________________________ ABORTION SERVICESi I wish to thank all my frIends and neighbors for their kind e. pressions of sympathy,, flowers and food during the loss of my wife Helen Lane. James C. Lane. 1st Trurester abortlon-$l0O; Gyn CiinIc-$20; Pregnancy testk male steriization; free coon. soling. Professional cars, sup imrtiv.atmolphececoflflderitial. 4-Personals CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION Florist to share ride from Sanford to N. Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon. Fri. 322.4334. 609 E. Colonial Dr., Ortando I0921 Toll Free 1a00.flI.2s4* DON'T STORE IT, SELL. IT with a low cost Classified Ad. Legal Notice FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? Perhaps Alcoholic, Anonymous Can Help Phone4fl.3333 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford,Florida3flll IN THI CIRCUIT COUNT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. l97$3CAi IN Ni: THE MANRIAGI OF MARY JEANNE EDWARDS $ft..OHOLA PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL.ANON Forfamlllesorfriendsof problem drinkers For future information call 647.3332 or write SanfordAl.Anon Family Group P.O. IoxSl3 Sanford,Flt.fl4 Petitioner a,id DAN ALBERT EDWARDS Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO: DAN ALBERT EDWARDS 720 West Main Strut Bensenville, Illinois YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriage has bean filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, If any, to it on MARY JEANNE EDWARDS, PetitIoner, whose address is 250 Aimyra Drive, P.O. Rnx 744. lake Mary, FIa. 32744 on or before May U, 1979, and fil, the original with the :lerk of this court either before iervice on Petitioner or Im. isdiateiy thereafter; otherwise a tefault will be entered against you Or the relief demanded In the omplaint or petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of his Court on AprIl 19, 1979. SEAL) krthur H. Beckwith, Jr. As Clerk of the Court By: Eleanor F. Buratto As Deputy Clerk Publish: April 22. 29, May 6, 13, 1979 Del." _____________________ - 4-CNId Car ___________________________ WILLIABY SIT ____________________________ IN MY HOME 322.1921 ChildCareinmyhome $2Swk.;$6day;$lhr. 323.5341. s-Good flfl Eat ________________________ Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $20 order. San ford area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion Meats. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be received by the Sanford Housing Autto,Ity, Sanford, Florida at tie Engineer's Office in Sanford, Florida until 2:00 P,M. local time on May 17,llllforCastleirewerCourt Apartments Storm Drainage im. provements in accordanCe with Drawings, Specifications and Procedural Documents prepared by Clark, Dietz.Enginears, Inc. The project, located in the City of Sanford, Florida, consists of in. staliatIon of storm drainage piping, manholes, Inlets, and headwali I general cleanup 1. grading, pavement repairs, grassing and mulching at all disturbed areas affected by this work. PROPOSALS WILL BE PUBLiCLY OPENED AND READ ALOUD immedIately after the expiration of the time established above for receipt of Proposals. DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS AND PROCEDURAL DOCU. MENTS Drawings, Specifications and Procedural Documents may be obtained upon application at the office of Clark, Dletz and Associates.Englneirs, lnc.,300 West Fulton Strut, SanfOrd, FIal'ida, upon the payment of a depoalt of $50.Ooperset. The deposIt shall be in cash, or check drawn payable tO Clark, DIetz and Associates. EngIneers, inc. Thedepositforssth set will be refunded to bonafide bidders upon return of the Contract Documents in good condition If hOt iatertMnfInem(15)daysfOl the award of a Contract. AnY nonbldderuponreturnlngsuchas.twili be refunded $0.00. Drawings, Specifications and, other Contract Documents may be examined at thefollowing locations: Clark, Dietz and Associates. Engineers, Inc. 500 West Fuiton Strut Sanford Florida 32771 fl-Instructions Dodge Plan Room 611 Wymore Road, Suite 204 Winter Park, Florida 32759 _______________________ 20% OFF reative ExpressIons 333.1112 Central Florida Builders Ex. change, $20 Irma Avenue Orlando, Florida 33 Florida Construction Report 2251 A winter Weiss Blvd. Winter Park, Florida 32792 PROPOSAL GUARANTY Each Proposal shall be ac companied by a certIfied check or an acceptable form of Proposal Guaranty in an amount equal to at least five (5) percent of the amount tthsPosai,p.yabietOor of the Seminole County HOusIng authority as a guaranty that if the Proposalisaccept,d,ffi,BIdwI$l execute the Contract, and fill ac ceptable Performance Bond within ten (10) days after the Iward General Maintenance work grouris & buIldings. Carpentry & plumbing helpful. Seminole Harness Raceway, 2000 Seminola Blvd., Casselberry.. $100 Plumber Carpenter Security Guards Accounting Clerk must be exp. In Accts. rec, billing, like bookkeeping I general office dutIes. Good typing skills required. Position avail. im. medIately. $350 mo. + good frInge benefits Located on SR 44,lOmI. E.of Mt. Dora. 904.3134151. $44 Bookkeej ' OPSfl $$$ Drafting Train. Acct. Trainee $700 Welder $720 323.5174 912 French Ave. (car of 10t11117 93) Man needed for yard care at Apt. complex. Phone 322.2090 bet. wean 10a.m. i6 p.m. - Brick & Block masons (303)333. 7320 7 a.rn..S p.m. weak days. r ___________________________ SECRETARY - sales exp. helpful. dictaphone typing, mature person. Apply at Star. Lln Enterprises, Rudder Cir., Sanford Aliport. - _______________________ ORDINANCE NO.1SS AN ORDINANCE OF. THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO ANNEX THE HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED LAND SITUATE AND BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE 17i.; PRO. VID1NO ZONING FOR THE SUB. JECT PROPERTY: PROVIDING FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP AND THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN; PROVIDING DIRECTIONS TO THE CITY CLERK; SEVERABILITY; CON. FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, Charles Brucato has petitioned the City Council of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, tO annex the Property described as follows, as owner thereof: LoS 11, BlOck B, leisright of Way U.S. Highway 17 & 92, Flat Book 7, pege$3, Public Recordsof Seminole county, Florida; ______________________ Nurses, RN's I LPN's, Aides, LIvek companion, short term assignment. Homemakers Up John 6254636. PERSONStomakecontinuouspt.. tlmerestaurantreport,forNat'i Market Research Firm. References required. Proficiency SpecIalists, Box 20241, San Diego 92120. . ADVERTISING SALES Media salesexperlence desired for rapidly growing Daytona Ar.. newspaper. Sales experience a must. Great earnings for the rIght person. Call for ap. polntment (501) 477-4261. -- ,' EXPERIENCED JANITOR must use butting machine. 53.00 hr. See John Moore, Zayre Store Sanford. $ a.m..10 am. NO CALLS, ________________ __________________________ 24-Busifl,ss IIOf'I1Iflft III ______________________ VA.FHA.235-Conv. Homei LOW Down Payment Cash for your loti Will build on y6ur it or our tot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 6443013 ____ BOYS & GIRLS * * ____ 13 LAKE SYLVAN AREA, LOTS OF JNDAND TREES. 3 BR, 11/,B, FORMAL D R., FAM. RM. & REPLACd. NEEDS SOME lXlNG. II1njvrom 52$ weakly. Utilities Included. 3005. Dak 3224433; _________________ '' ui000.00 ___________________ FORREST OREENL I BR-sift Pool. Adults only, " oh Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport' Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Call' 333$47O Mariner's Village " INC. REALTORS 530-4533 or 339.4711 eves. _________________________ BARGAIN OLDER HOME that 'eIds some TLC. 2451 Palmetto Ave. $21,500. __________________________ Deluxe 2 BR 1½ b $215; 1 IN $1u. Both In attractIve 3 yr. old apt., bldg., walk to downtown, laundry mat, fenced patio, C A. c, w.w carpet. Adults, no Pets.. Call 477.1444. ' 3rmaptw.bkporch,5anforar. Prefer Sr. Citizen couple. $143 1 mo security. 332.2434. _____ 31-Apartments Furnished. N,W Osteen, Ouren Ave. Large lot,3 BR 2 B. $4,500. ' 4Iior Senior Citizens. town, very clean I roomy. Sag Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. . I{AL COLBERT, .. LII9ILR.S. Palmetto 531.7164 NITOLAUND!!, PAINT IO , MQOERN 3 EDROOM, 2 BATH BLOCK HOME ON S ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. 2 ARTESIAN WELLS WITH FENED PASTURE. $45,000. TORTUROUS 3 BEDROOM HOME ON S ACRES FIT FOR A FARM. WOULD GROW WEEDS BUT VEGETABLES 00 BET. TEN. TAKE YOUR PICK .FROM 2 AT $45,000 EACH. WHY WOULD YOU WANT A 2 . ÜDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, BlOCK HOME FOR $21,900? P51* AND SELLER PAYS LOSING COSTS AT THAT _________ rA l C. , - DON'T UNDERSTAND AN OLD 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM NEAR DOWNTOWN. YOO MANY CLOSETS AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACU. C.TE $32,000. ' ' - OLD 2 STORY FARMHOUSE ON AN ACRE. WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS FUUY RESTORED LIKE NEW 9RMER MANSION. ______ _____ ____________________ UNE.UCKY?TRYTHISGREAT13 'ROOM HOME ON A FINE LAKE NEAR DEBARY. ' Dear Friend', We at LindY" with our h.lp think your •tsff for AutO center wish to ygrtisi1t needs. in your piper The r.snse to our .1.ctsttons. MYS thur courtesY aM •sguedod YÔU MIGHT LIKE THIS LARGE ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 lATH WITH ALL THE GOODIES. EXCEPT FOR THE DIG HOMES AND BIG OAKS THE SAME STREET. -. ø &co.ptSd iM your rearrk, for 5010 : .,., ____________________ 0 ° C.nt.r, their body work. stop beg. Real Estate Broker l'ONN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Cornm.rCtI ., PhOfe322.3SSJ,$..,f.,, ___________________ 6ACRE5OV1EOO AREA WITH) BEDROOM HOME. ONLY $39,000. TERMS NEGOTIABLE. - . . in H.r$ld Herald Advertiser _____ WHO WOULD WANT A NICE 1 BEDROOM. 2½ BATH HOME NESTLED IN AN ORANGE GROVE LAKE HOWELL AREA, FOR $34,900? LOTS OF OLKS. CALL US. '' sincerely. ____ ', 3 . - , ' WCI..L C!LIiiCU r. -------- - PU%. . " H000Ai, 2 BATH, 2 CAR 4RPORT WITH SUNOICK ,ON QUIET CURVE, $$,. ______ . CA. - ___ CN NEVEI LIVED IN LYIl C 4 a. a flà'W C S _ - - "" ' - or wNhiø $ii . - wirl ?Imi aIIend Sli Responsible for typing and performIng varIous clenicat Si Ildaral cfffr v.1.5 as requIred. Graduation trim dlest.typinana mInl,,wmgi - net be --. - .-1, - 'LZ"t! ____________ I ' ,,,,,,,lu.,, erw.,ir,,,.,, en . ,_ or- QUICKLY __ BORED WITH THE SAME OLD N I. H M ur,i vi,U. UP T ap - ' IUUUU ___ SECTiON V T1ISS IN dIIIluic.s Of ce ¶f° $5CTIO tV1r vT tIW. Irdlnsacs IfII 11* Ikial/ItUhl imd PAU5 OPTED this IlNi ____ - lnimclisvmsasmiyWdwehlm ont it $50.5, r cssemus s -v lIiIWSI damages wuamcs wIsh AilIds 14 it ISle Ippt.m.nhlrv 10mar15 OWNER'S RIGHTS RWRVID Thu Owner rIWvss SW nigN I. . l'sTh's.rNG , SICOND IRADINS: 434.79 OPWrnTEI SPRINGS. flCSlRIca41tyInPVal l.. , ATIfl;, various slhhr cETA . .. . flfu fr•4$ 51•,• iisi ore at SW . . 1$29 Osises -14 prj LlklY-bl*.*.$IU$.. Lake Mary 3.2 1* all ceneonleocos. 1N51*1e1L124,*. ll5CTISWIflCypIS5h.... * 3* Ingrmlnd -. lsIIci T . im. .- AN IQUPOeTUNlTY WyL,D YOU CONSIDER A ND NEW LOG HOME IN LAND AREA FOR $39,000. CAN GET IT SUILT FOR __ - S0LU NIALTY ía '. . ( flOUR Z4s.MyrtleAv,,sanger - ocr, wiSh dd haus., Orindo 327.1577 "5* Ip4 44$.M15 SATEMAN REALTY EVERY DAY someone looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. LakeMary.Low5o's. YOUR NEW ENERGY SAVER HOME ON LARGE TREED Enjoy clean fresh, COffi - ,sdler running by your front door. Swim, fish or lust relax on your own private estate I "castle" near Rock Springs Pk. $66,730. LOTS SPCIAL PRICES TO 1st BUYERS COMPLETION 60 DAYS WATCH FOR - - All Seasons Homes BROWSE AND SAVE .. . It's easy and fun ... The Want Ad Way. 2435' S. French (1792) Sanford OPEN SUNDAY 12-7 STENSTROM OVER $4 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL, 9791 JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath home ontreeshaded corner Iotl Newly painted, eat.in.kit., porch, Fia. Rm., close to shoppingt BPP WARRANTED. Only 825,0001 SUPER 4 BR, 1½ bath home in Washington Oaks, wC.H, ww carpet. OR, pantry, 1g. LR, porch & Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. Just 529,9001 LOVELY 3 BR, 2 bath home In Pinecresti Lu. Rms., dining area, pan. Fla. Nm., util. rm., w. w carpet, close to schools & shopping, app WARRANTED. A Buy for 537,9001 WHAT A BUYI 3 BR, 1 bath home wcentral HAC, ww carpet, OR, FR, Porch, Completely fenced & landscaped I Super locallonl Great for comm. of(ices tool BPP WARRANTED. Great buy for $35,900! FANTASTIC II BR, 2 bath home in Pinecrest wCentrai HAC, w.w carpet, eq. calm kitchen, scr. patio, FR, on a beauhifui land. scaped loSt Just 839,9001 TERRIFICI 3 BR, 1½ Bath Home In Washington Oaks, wCentral Heat, Breakfast Bar, OR, Utility Room and Spacious BR'sI BPP WARRANTED. Can You Believe 824.5001 WE'VE GOT ITt 3 BR, 2 Bath Home In San Lanta with Split BR Plan, Eat.In Kitchen, Central H. AC, w.w Carpet, Patio and Much Morel Just 833,0001 MAKE A W1SHI 4 BR, 1½ Bath Home in Mayfair with Split BR Plan, Pan. MBR, Central H.AC, FR, PatIo, Lg. SR's. Excellent Neighborhood. Close to Schools I Shoppingi BPP WARRANTED. Only 829,9001 COUNTRY LIVING! 41,2 lath Home In Lake Mary with Central H.AC, w.w Carpet, Grist Room, DR, Eat.In Kitchen, all on a 1V, AcreLolt AlsoAdd. 1 Acret Pool Planned & Many Extras I Yours. for 573,1001 FAMILY'S DELIGHTI 3 BR, 3 lath Home wI.Central H.AC, ww Carpet, Fenced lack Yard, Near Schools I Sluoppingi Nice Neighborhoodt A Deal for $11,l EM. ESTATE ASSOCIATES lOIN SANFORD'S SALES CADENt WE LIST I SELL SORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I 01$ THE ONE THAT'S NO. II . Sanford's Sales Leader 322•2420 ANYTIME Wiltiple Listing Service SANFORD -2570 Elm Ave. between French & 25th St. an excellent location for the professional 1,200 Sq. Ft. living ares. C H&A.,$39.SO0. ALCO REALTY REALTOR I33 9000 1107 McCoy Rd., Orlando SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. Peaceful Country Trees plus i3ke, pool plus sauna. Living with all other comforts: Huge 3 BR, 3 B home plus Motherin-Iaw cottage on 1k. Butler in Volusia County. $99000 f II - MINT CONDITION 3 BR new carpet throughout, choice sat. tied neighborhood near shop. ping. $21,130. - SCENIC VIEW of St. Johns River on deep canal. Nice 3 BR, 2 5, sun deck. Boathouse. Fishing dock. WOOD. EXCELLENT professional office locatloni HIghway 17.92. ChoIce commercial location. See todayl EALTORS PARK ranch Office Murphy. N. C 78906 47-Real 3 BR, 1'7 bath Sunland Estates, carport, large screened porch, drapes, range & Ref. Super clean, $32,300. GRAB THIS one, owner leaving state. 3 BR, 1 B, plumbing In for 2nd bath, split plan, dbl. oven, range, D W. garbage disp. s-s refrig., formal dining, C-H&A. dbi. car garage, turn., negotiable. Will sell VA or FHA. $31,900. a a Carport Sale Sat. & Sun, 2651 Palmetto Ave. RAIN or SHINE 1S6x4S6 Zoned Comm., Lk. Mary Blvd. Terms. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED! ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2541 S. French Ave. 322-0231,323.7173,3220779, 42-MbiIe Homes ________________ lx 36 moblie home ideal for river. $150 furnished. Needs outside paint, inside excellent. 349-5535 or 3230609. See our beautiful now BARRING. TON w.Iap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$OriandoDr. 3333200 VA I FHA Financing lIft. Terry lvlO self contained, air cond., canopy, Reese hitch & 5 way bar. Pork Ave. Trailer Pk, 43-Lots-Acreage 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford. Fla. 32771 - 2.9 ACRES UNUSUAL PROPER TV. TOO MANY TREES ON 3,000 FT. WATER HOLE. TOO MANY FISH. TAKE IT FOR 57-Sports 59- 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 $5,900 7' ACRES A MILE TCO NEAR LAKE HARtlEY FOR $8,250 TAKE THIS 20 ACRES AND MAKE A GOOD PASTURE OR CITRUS GROVE.' 83,500 PER ACRE INCLUDING TREES. ______________- THE BLUECOATS ARE COMING On May 5th & 6th the associates from J. B. Steelman Real Estate, will be ringing your door bell to collect for the MUSCU. LAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIA. TION. HELP US HELP JERRY HELP HIS KIDS. ' SLUM ACREAGE? MAYBE IN 100 YEARS. THIS ALMOST AN ACRE LAKE MARKHAM ROAD WOULD MAKE IT IF YOU BUILD A 100 YEAR OLD HOUSE. $14,900. WHAT YOU PAY FOR A LARGE WOODED HOMESITE IN AREA OF EXECUTIVE HOMES? $23,000. THAT'S ALL. CAN'T SELL YOU A GOLF COURSE, BUT MAYBE A GORGEOUS CANAL FRONT HOMESITE ACROSS THE STREET FOR $13,000. DEVELOP AN NV PARK ON THIS 35 ACRES WITH OVER * FEET ON A MILE LONG LAKE AND CRY ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK. $7,500 PER ACRE. Real Estate Sales Sanford's most weII.know progressive, Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, aspsnioncsd or newly licensed Howl Lilting Inventory mir.ant Advirtising Hour Sates Training Skhimben Realtors & ERA NstIenal Referral Service uN-Tims Office $uapervlslen SCompadhie MiscIoW Over 50 Years Experience ø.argest RESTORABLE MOBILE HOME ON S ACRES FOR $23,000? YEPI NEAR LAKE MONROE, YOU CAN HAVE THIS LARGE CON NER LOT FOR *7*. MAYBE LESS! 110 Ferl INI4IINII discussieui of - career In Real Sits, caN Herb $4eolt.m, Realtor Owner,. Lowrey Organ, Holiday Model w bench. Exc. cond $450 867 1081. Guitars. Drums, Banjos. Corn plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc.. 7202 French Ave. 322-225 AFRICAN VILtTS 'The Greenhouse 3229141 Evesatter 4$. ws*inds Foot lockers S trunks $16.99 up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-5791 SROKER 24395. Mvrti Ave., Snford Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 O.Lafld -!335- - .$, - ...'t - 15' GE lrostless ref. $150; Dinette table; twin bed comp, new $65; El adding mach. $30; 2 drawer desk $30; Alladdin port. kerosene heater, new 575; 73" El hedge trimmer, new 130; 19" Husqvarna chain saw, new $l. 322 0180 BR suite new, 5239; S pc. LR new $399; Loveseat $44.95 1, up; 1 pc. dinettes $69.95 I up; Ref. $501. up; El. Stove $101. up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford, 333*721. 51-Household Goods ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress $23.95 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables$39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 332.1721. The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results. 52-Appliances Kenmore washer. A 1 cond, 2' yt's. old. Must sell. 3234197. KENMORE WASHER- Paris. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230497 I 1VFordF t50. pu 6c'I ° 0 P S. P B. AM FM, 8 Irk. C,B. many extras. 323 7305 _______________________________ . 75-Recreational Vehicles _______ 1971 Impala Travel Trailer, ?7 self contained, A C. exc cone 53500 322 9325 aft. 30 7) Ford Pickup Air, Radio,Bcyt., Auto Trans 32325418a rn tolp m. __________________________ '77 Travel Trailer 21'. Sleeps Six. Full bath. Air cond. 323-2541 8 a m. to 8 p.m - ' 80-Autos for Sale JUST MAXE PAYMt1TS-'69 r 75 models. Call 3399)00 or 1341605 (Dealer). _____________________________ 1 (IF Goodrich radial TA, FR 60x11 mounted on Western mags. Like new' $300. 323 5028 1967 Mustang Convertible V 8, PS, PB, many extras 51900. 322 7319 aft? 7? Volare, good cond., .1 door sedan, take over payments, nothing down. 322 7902. -_________________________ Chev. station wagon '70 $350 3227511 aft 5. . Top Dollar Paid for junk I used cars, trucks 1. heavy equipment. 332-5990 BUY JUNK CARS from $10 to $50 Call 322-1621; 322.4160 t977 Monte Carlo, loaded, low mi. l,000: 1970 Ford p u, good shape, $1,200. 322 8656. 78-Motorcycles - . -. 1916 Mercury Marquis, 2 dr, power wdS, power seals. AM FM a track stereo, many extras. 327 0836. '18 Honda Hulk, low ml,, perfect cond. 372 8131, 373.3759 'IiLyiMffl'IdI ka ±k UI AU - -.5 -----5.. 64-Equipment for Rent 'Air Cond.&Hsatlng Home Irtrovrñint r ''t.is4t :W'-\'$xI%;4 'a' tral Heat S. Air Cond. Free Est. nTING CARPENTRY Call Carl Harnisat CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est, SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 323 0129 after 5:30 - '2 Retired men want repair work of any kind, including roofs. Free Estimates 373 8343. Home Repairs Appliances Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 5181 Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed.323 0039 65-Pets-Supplies Beauty Care Great Pyrenne all white, I yr. old fern Extremely gentle, good w children, needs room to run. All shots, FREE to good home Only! 323 6459 .tft. 6 Lhaa Apso,sm. Tibetan senlinel hcusedogs. Beautiful AKC pups of cxc. quality. $1505175 323 5991. Painting, carpentry, paneling, siding, wds., anything to repair the borne. 830 6309 Sam. - _______________________ Mowfng ___________ rowtK'S BEAUTY SALON nerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322-5712 No job too large or small. Corn plete lawn service, Free estimate, 3231851; Landscaping S spraying 373 5049 call anytime. . _________________________ cera,$c11ie Lawn Service MEINTZER TILE or repair, leaky showers our ieclalty. 25 yrs. Exp. $69 5562. General Landscapin. Rosd specialists, top soil I fill dirt, lawn malnt. 8. tree trimming. 323-2941. _________________________ 68-Wanted to Buy essmaking WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 332-177), ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 611 1126 Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. Buy S Sell, the finest in used furnitue, Refrig., stoves, tools.; 72-Auction 0 I-- K FROST- Cent. h'eat Air md. Service. Free Est. Oh It. Comm. S Res. 3220200 YELLOW SANb Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 - Yazoo mower, self propelled, S hp. Clinton cast iron engIne. Al cond, 5160. 323 4325. %j.S FILL DIRT STOP SOIL 2 omplete twin beds $100 323 8965a1t 1pm WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311 315E. First St 177 5627 '.. LIGUSTRIJM PLANTS lto?ft high, $I.25ea. 3653312 Large selection foam backed drapes, prints 50 x 81. $11.50 pr. sOlids 48 x 81 $10 50 pr Custom upholstery carpets, Free Estimdtes. Hide a bed queen size mattress, Cordovan vinyl old English Styling. $350 36.5 6149. -- . .L.LI 62-Lawn.Ga rden SPRING HOUSECLEANING?. SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. - light HeuIlng Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 _____________________________ Yard Debris, Trash Appllancesi. Misc. (LOCAL) 3495371 Electrical Painting FIELD'S Electric Service & pair. Industrial, Comm. & sidential, 322-93.54 24 Hrs. ____________________ (lODEN Painting.. Paper Hanging,. free est. Professional workmanship, quick, Quality, courteous SPrvu.,.461.4153. Exterior Cleaning __________________________ Exterior. Fungus S mildew DANNY'S PAINTING lnterior.Exterior House Painting Licensed-lnsured.Bond.d FREE Estimates. (305) 333.94 Tioval. Roofs, walls, decks, Free Est. 339-6066, 641*335. 'PUBLiC AUCTIOM. MON., MAY 77 P.M.. Glass & Scren - Mixture of old S modern this week includes good selection of Oak pieces piu, .-.."..-'r, ta'niture, TV's I misc brick a orac from several estates VISA MASTER CHARGE $40 CASH DOOR PRIZE n-porches, pool end. wds. type re-glazing I wd. install. Est. Mr. Taylor 323Isi. , interior I Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 322-1345 - - PIun*Ing Service - 'SANFORD AUCTION. 1215 S. French Ave. 3337340 JOHNNY'S BACK Piney Wiis Aucon Every Saturday at 1 p.m. located on SR 415, II mi north of Sanford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc, by the piece or house full. Free pickup on consigned mdse. at 30 pct. 322 7270. Oonth a Bi'ng APIIMALHA.EN & Cat boarding, bathing,pping, flea control. Pet ppiies, dog houses. Insulated, idy inside kennels, screened side runs, also air coed. es. 3fl.5752. omsInmv.m,,Ws ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS' Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg.Cds. 3230114;333.41OI Railings Cu$tombujl(iron work Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 373.7$, 7493 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory. 1 Man, quality operation 'rs. exp. Patios, Driveways ttc.Wayne5eal,337.33 -' 3325115 ILATION - Batting, blowing, CO Foam, fiberglas I Ilulose. Lowest prices. Call 0039 or 904.7346750 collect. THESE FEATURES: MOBILE HOMES AT COST FRU MOVE IN WITHIN 100 MILES 111A --_ EMODELINGIREPAIR BALINTIASSOC. NTIS 1 CITY WATER ead SEWER INCLUDED Concrete Work FreeEsllmate Call Mr. Taylor 332 5345 r Roof Repairs CUSTOM HOME BUILT OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT COMPARE SEIGLIR REALTY aMcrthn se - 322 2816 - Equlpmeni 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Cox Camper Sleeps 6 $300 or make offer --s . 11 ft. fiberglass boat, 77 Mercury .10 HP motor (under 30 hrs.) & railer. S9S0. 323 4590 or 323 0432. RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS' All type racquets, Avg SI Scott Reagan 322 517' Need dumping site for old eoncrete & gravel. Call collect 1.305 656 6S. 79-TruCks.Trailers . 77-Junk Car's Removed - The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classified Ads. - .The Buys are still The Besti We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $650 was Christmas lay away, there was only 5116 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 831 1711 day or night. Free home trial, no oblig5tion. For Estate Commercial S Resi dental Auctions S Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction. 323 5670. 76-Auto Parts ROBSON MARINE. KULP OECORATOR 109W 1st Since 1937 322 2335 THIS 12 ACRES NEAR HWY. 46 WOULD MMKE SENSE IF YOU'D FILL THE BIG POND OPIIT FULL OF CATFISH. lnC. REALTOR,MLS 323-5774 Day or Night - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 123 7710 ______________________________ ______________________ " (3) 2',, acre tracts, wooded. $5,250 ea. Small down owner hold. Auctions Sunday 7 p m Sanford Ave. at Hwy 127 Consignments Welcome Kelloggs Aucti3nSales.323 7050 I3AY'TONA AUTO AUCTION ..,y. 9? 1 mIe west of Speedwaj Daytona Beach, will hold a, 72 Open Road Chevrolet motor public AUTO AUCTION every home. Self Contained. Used very Tuesday S Saturday at 7:30, It's little. 322 2)26 the only one in Florida You set ___________ the reserved price. Call 901-253.' 53)1 for further Oetajl% 55-Boats & Accessories WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, LiC. ?'.xr- V'. s... ID Wyruore Rd., Altamonte. 862 7483 18-Motorcycles __________________________ •HOUSE WANTED. ' ' InNeedot Repairs 3238488 Eves. 3 pius acres w.2 old frame homes nn Country Club Rd 7'oe4 Agriculture. $30,000. 72-Auction 73 Winnebago self contained Excellent condition Phone 327 8181. raSates Carport Sale Sat & Sun. 1901 Mellonville Ave Hosp bed; ref. much more. 47-A---Mrtgages Bought & Sold H II R Ih• Realtors NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 322 0216. Handy man spedal. 2 lots wgarage apt. Could be apt downstairs. Zoned comm. $20,000. WHY WOULD YOU WANT 42 ACRES ON LAKE BUTLER? $42,000. THAT'S WHY! Stenstrom Realty, Estate Wanted Our family needs a home in Seminole Co. Will make up back payments and assume mor tgaue. Older home, country & needing repairs OK. Small down Owner hold mortgage. Send information to 703 E. Pearl Lake ApIs. Pearl Lake Causeway, Altamonte, 3770) 3 BR, 2 bath, Fam. Pm.. double corner lot. $30,900. OWNER WILL ASSIST financing thisspotless3BRDeltonahome, CH&A,w.wcarpet,pan.Denor DR, beautiful 1g. car. lot. All for just $34500. r4S FM Stereo Radio, Ispeed PRC turntable. 8 track tape player. Sotd new $600. a real buy at only 1)20 jr take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 831.1711 for free honw demonStration. CHEROKEE LAND CO New 235 Homes, I pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30000 to $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.22$;. a aii REAL ESTATE REALTOR,3227itI IV UI UaralW 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo. AM. Free listing BROCHURE write. 322-9283 - __________________ HOME- OFFICE 323-5324 Ietevisio -25" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balance $175 or $17 mo Still in warranty. CaJI 831 1711 day or. nl'ht. . COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE AT FLOYD & GOODHART. GEO. WiLMER ASSOC. INC. REALTORS 831-6900. , Choice well located Residential Lot in Sanford 78 x 128, paved St 322 6657. 45-A---jtof State Property SIALTOR 53-TV.Rad jo-Stereo Good UsedTeievisiOns. 82anuD. Miller's 2619 Orlando Or. 3220352 REALTY 24 HOUR - 62 acres East of Sanford $7,200 per acre. Wm. MaIic:owski, REALTOR. 3fl7983. ROIIIE'S - WORLD.. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 1 Acru bldg. lots w.paved rd. frontage I beautiful oak trees in ')'tn. Good terms. REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 1433655 332.1959 - WEEKEND HIDE.A.WAY OR YEAR AROUND LIVING (c1) *44 Acres county acreage w citrus grove I SRI6 frontage in , Geneva. Attention developers good price I terms. TEMPER AGENCY This 2 BR home with a pleasant sun rm. iS shown by appt. only. You'll appreciate itS imm. cond. Recently reroofed & new sewer line. Close to downtown & churches. $27,500. ..LF!*S. - dam. fIreplace, 2 car indeNt 'IO Doled: AprIl 31. iw ua APPIylNpI*$ONTO: SEMINOLE COUNTY CEToppc $IMIIISISCSIIWy ____ ' S. porJe. ?rsini0SanhlxporIoIlC..Type , . '. . , t. ' Cumulus it 1W ____ r.ptaue "is In case it teiur. to NEW LISTING AT 1012 MYRTLE REALTY SANFOROCOURT .. APARTMENTS 3301 S. Sanford Avenue "Energy Efficient" studio apt. Ideal for single person many security features, attIc storage,' fabric covered wails, shag carpeting, heat, air, 13 buIlt power savers to reduce el. blII9. On site manager. 323-3301. - if you are fighting to provide enough space for a growing family, let us show you this 3 or I BR home in beautiful Sanora. Ext. assumption. 545.500. ____ . FURNISHEDAPT. BY WEEK OR MONTH 333.4497 . NCIAID REALTY 1 BR turn apt, water pd air, no chIldren, no pets. $110 me. 1st & security. 323.094. - BATTLE OF THE BULGE .. . . - A, A. McCLANAHAN,.BROKER 106-AS. Park 322-5992 _______________________ 2 BR apis fully furnIshed; pans, dishes, sliver, etc. & all utilIties Inc. Available till October By day. wk. or month. Shenendoah Viilage. 322.2611 *?4arkham Woods Rd. 3 BR, 2 B. 4 acre country estate. Complete with horse stable & pasture, also quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees. Appt. Only! - REALTY Real Estate Associate needed who lives in Sanford. Leads furnished. Call Tony Coppola Associates. 641-2518. *223 YALE AVE. 3 BR, I bath, close to shopping & in quiet neighborhoo0. New Listing. Excellent investment for rental. Only $26,500. SOME THING SPECIAL 24 Ft. Terry Travel Trailer. Self conlalned. Ready to go. $3,950 43-Lots-Acreage - 41-Houses OWNER SAYS SELL EVERY. THING! 10 acre farm near Geneva Includes mobile home, variety of farm animals-"as is" tractor & More. $33,750. NEW THROUGHOUT 2 BR, 1 bath-Cen. A.H. Hardwood floors, fireplace, full DR. Fenced backyard, corner lot. %26000 INC. REALTOR 323.7532 Eye.3fl0612,32213$7,322.7177 . . - ROOM TO ROAM over 1,700 sq. ft. living area + 3 lots, many 4menities including CH & CA, 2 IP's, 4 BR 2 B. 221$ Palmetto Ave. $42,500. P3KW & CLEAN ready to move ito. Assumable 7 pcI. mart. 3 BR 1½ b. 511 E. 14th St. $29,900. ..:- - ____ __41-Houses 3 BR, 2 bath-Cen. A.H. Hardwood floors. Lg. FR with fireplace. $39,500. ______ . ,. AUTO SAUS WHOLESALE *ITA$. College Students desiring YARD WORK. Call before 9 am. 323.00; after 7p.m. 32207fl. CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS Any contract or contracts Ii OIdIf AIlS awarded under this Invitation fOI bids are expected to be funded in an exciting opportunity part by a grant from the United earn EXTRA $$$$ 1 SR furnapt. States Deportment of Housing and Adutts.nopits. after school and eveUrban Development. Niffior the $l3L322.33Nafl.. United States nor any of iti nings. departments, agencies or em. Cal Circulation Dept. ployees Is or will be. party tO thiS IJnf'jmlsl'..d Invitation for Side or any resulting contract. rAI Ic Ik* rib. VTJA Bidders must comply with to$toreL5anfordMldd$0 Winter Springe, Florida, and President's Executive Order EVENING Florida Statute 171.044. General $210 a me. first & last. 4 md. Numbers 11211 and 11375 which wsof Florida. ___________________ $•55• Ref. 1.504775.7551, prohibit discrimination ri Tl. NOW, THEREFORE She City peoymenlwithregardtorace,cre,d, CETAJOIOpEp4I5 Winter SprIngs, Florida, hereby color, sex or national origin, _Miio 118050. ordains: Iiddersmustcsmply with Title VI UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE SECTION I -That the City it the CIvil RiofIts ACt of 1964. EMPLOYMENT AND TRAIN. Winter Springs, Florld, AritI.Kick Sack Act, the COIIfraCt For Rent I x .50 mobili homI. ING ACT, THE FOLLOWING herewlffianddoeshierebyann.i aid Work Hours Standard POSITIONS ARE AVAILA1I.,E Country. All utilities turn +C. retin the boundiry lines of the DavisScgnAct. WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. ! Adult, $110. 222.1153. lidders must cartifv that tiv nones, py inciuoing not and will not, maintain nor cert contiguous lands lying nullInTO SE CONSIDERED FOR THIS Pnipualy ' provIde for their employees any POSITION, APPLICANTS MUST BE RESIDENTS OF ficilitiesffiataresagregaedonffie particularly dusai as follows: bei SEMINOLE COUNTY AND DSY?OMSSIAfrBlWApt1. r, cow, r or , s, Less right Of Wy national origin. MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY weakly. CIII 3331$S it no an,,. U.S. Highway 17 192. Flat look 7, 1. ConStruction Ceidracts CRITERiA. WHICH INCLUDE: (904) 212.9691. pige 53, PublIc Bocordeof Seminole All bidders ore hereby iIoIIfIid County, UNEMPLOYED is o THE 30 _____________________ FIend.. thattheymutoftlrmativelyensre WEEKS PRIOR TO APPLICA. SECTION II. - That the City thaf in any contract intersd into floN AND u ECONOMICAL. B'Ieepdel vnciIofCltyofW,,.Spri pursuant to this ado tllemeit, LV DISADVANTAGED. determined that a zoning by UUIIAIS$ Enterprises will classification Of C.2 MODERN OFFICE BUILDING would be be afforded full OPPOn1uMIIty SECRETARY I compatible with the surrounding M*tbeablef,tak.ltr,,, WITH CARPETS, PANELING. submltbidsassubcoitractons,osas propertywiffllnthe CIty, and with CENTRAL AIR, LOTS OF' dictation; comose & type let. suppliers Of miterlals. sr , passege et this L PARKING. STIAGETICLOCA,. Sure; fIling; and perform resd stud will not be discrIminated Cit cildsssel'sbyanudth, TION ON 17.17 SANFORD. du as required. Graduation against on the grounds it race, OfticlaIZoningM.pitth.rnwumcipol READY JUN! 1ST. $4. ;,i.,. high sdol, celer, religion, ses or Mtionsl or MONTH. limits of the City ii Winter Springs, enigis in C*ISI4KIIII f supplerninted by Courses in Wd. Florida, and the City's Corn. t & in ccordsnce with ExecutIve Tye g $eigien*jsityurskr " m, dCtlln 51 wpm. nte 1US$ )43LMyflleAve.,$an the subject prsgaH within the all bidders will be ifflidil 3314,W.,* epportunify to submit bids in dassit descnied dsslgAstW Isning COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST I raapuaatsthls invlta$lesuandwiil STOW AND THINK a SECTION III That etbedlscrteda,asnffie MPW,totyKU*,m,Wiit MINUtI.,..lp CLASsIFIED of this or. grounds it race. celer. religlen, we opens'. Communications Can. *S DN'T WORK TNII !!'eb! wie for traesniin or national -------mum In eratleii tjt.',a. . eu V. vii WTWIIU copy i_ ----,Ak,Irig .wvo,,menadiotr.ftic fur award. A CWcvitCevrtWs and fir SIminSII 38-j lDATID 2 Work under this Agreement shall and one yr cemmunica.. tIStis x In be cemmsicod upsn ; or an Squlva. Yagng cOuple wdeg deslr-' . of s... nd WisH be campletad to of training and rental Slows SICTIOI IV - lf any liclian en $109 end ar.ó wIthin 131 ciletidsr days it ffi CeMct $145014111. parthin its wctlen en swlsectlsi 59SSIS'.beiflv$I$d, CLERK? 'IC, (%S) 12.2fl0 W) $3S45 GVE STOP 3CR VE CENTER 21-Situations Wanted ___________________________ . LET'S BE HONEST we't lookIng for a career you wouldn't be reading thisad, arid if weweren'? looking c--a im seas Sd woiIoh'tbehere If you want the to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a walk, call 1.100-4324403 anytIme for message. ____________________ It HØMEOWNEKS: UOfll lOSS yoer ciwit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 614.2515. lmjnediate occupancy. New 3 b I. 8 block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown. $27,300 wexcellent terms. J6linny Walker inc. 332645; or .33- 7111 aft S. _______________________ Relief Night Auditor, part time. Apply inWson Holiday Inn of Sanford, on lake front. ___________________________ MANY MANY MOREl (H P EAI..TOR ML! ' 1734061 oreves, 3330517 a career in Real Estate calL ate Realty World, 11* Real Agency June PollIg 333.5334,. Breakfastcook.Applylnperson Holiday mnnof Sanford onlakefront. taking care of elderly, pt Legal Notice 'M. Unsworth Realty Sentinel 5ta Paper Nt. AM. Sanf.' Cust. $10,000 Income. 19900 sell, price *34-1*32 aft. 3 p.m Expei'iedgardeter for Mariners Village. Fulltlme Call 323.W0. Open Sitter 414 __________________________ iuli6To Cult .-. our let nr v,Jrt AVA, FHA 2331 243. over the road lvers must have reefer exp. apply Metro sares Corp. 1171 West 1st St. Sanford. MECHANIC TRAINEE For V.W.'s 339.2962 $410 Cons?. Labor I I I I I I I I 5, I I U I I U a It5)_ I .Uu.IUI.III. MECHANIC MAINTENANCE Open Ge,i. Office WHEREAS, the rter of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, provides for the annexation property Into the corporate limits whenenacledby anOrdinanceof said City, and pursuant to a petItion OtthelaM;and WHEREAS, Florida Statute 171 of the General Laws of Florida provides tsat a municipal corporation may annex property into Its corporate limits upon the of HI. by passing and adopting a non. emergency orsinance to annex said proptjy; and WHEREAS, thu City Council of ttIS City it Winter $prmn$, PlOI'IdI, is desirous of annexing and reeInlng the boundaries of the municipalIty to include the subject property pursuant to the auttiortty Contract, ,iDYb $540 I £ I plone voice a an aggressive General mechanic, truck : tractor im. motors he4pf personality is0 the key to success. Must have own tools. salafy Excellent opportunIty for plenty open. Seminole Harneeb of room for advancement, Raceway, 2000 Semlnola Blvd., Enthusiastic only need appI. Casislberry. -.Call 323.5116 for Appointment. ___________________________ ._. _. _... ... , .... ... .at.etiv.Iv a ' "' £ V -..-... ..a ' ' you roiSte member of steam do Exp. preferred. Apply In person, well with people, if so, we need Day's Inn, Sanford. certified dental assistant .1 1tad receptionist or dental office. Sanford. 323*150. _ Open Typist 574.2572 aft. 7. I Are you a self Starter? A gâod CALL USMONDAYI Sectary Person with exir. PRODU Inowledge to s VP Sfld tU' new Dept. MalI reIume Holiday Supply Corp., 1130 Daytona Rd Major tatepl.on. compny has openings for ENGINEERS near Charolofte, NC. Taking ap plicatlons for ENGINEERS familiar with step.by.step, Cook full tIme knowledge of ry. Apply In per crossbar, or digital stored programs systems, fran Lakeview Nur1Q Center smisslon or special servIce 2nd St. equipment. Send resume to P.O. Box 22121$, Charlotte, NC. LPN,Fulltlme&p.rttime.APWy In person Lakeview Nur* nm ' Center 919 E. 2nd St. Agency Trainee HAVE RAINED Doltona Area. -. Own Trant -- 1-Card of Thanks Engineers. reny - Exp. laborers for Masons. uuIuII.Ia.iaja . Most complete Craft & Hobby Supply In Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French Ave. Sanford, Fl. ACOLORFULFUTURE ISAPHONECALLAWAY Life is more colorful when you're earning good money and _ metIng nice people. Call 644. 3079 for details. AVON I$-tWanted - $-HSIpflted 18-Help Wanted 18-Help Wanted _________________ 3 LInes Minimum ti - Sunday, May 6, 1979-4B Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Maya, 1,7 Legal Notice .'r '' - Expert roof repairs, built up I shingles & new work. Commitcial I residential, 333 7473. _________________________ Waling ____________________ All typos, eqpt repaIr, truck bodies, roof racks, portable eopt. Martin's 373715), 339.7 'ADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS CARRIAGE COVE SR4V 2Mi. 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Ann Fraser in our country area the Now the grandma and newspaper Is delivered grandpa can share in the st %a to be able I. pull box beside the road and over -growing and when they feel these sI*sushlss set in a the years we've made many like splurging they have a NvPb of years Is No how trips out there In all kinds of fairly accurate lde.of how big weather — only to find the DEAR HELOI$E: and fat the little ones are ead ChW40111 I — ft paper hasn't arrived yet. This other day I Was looking for a canvas to latch. growing. we they wear theIr heir, Then l thought to fie apiece hookasmaIIrugforagiftformypa,, No more c$.$M$that wouid shertpeistserlsiq,eic. of red cloth Io.p1eceofwood I Came across a large nylon not anion beg. I cut out have fl"W six months &p or Hollelse NW attach It to the box. Now ft size I wanted, taped the sides and prestol I had a 5 \, - - ;J IF tHI ! - -- :-- . I -* - . mom. A M kW z %U WW L OWE WHO WECIE THE COLUMN. WRtM P CARE 10 CC3TR$UT dohmeA Adl I '. 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TASY114, NSVM WaNg fbft OW PIN A"IN4 ON ft! I WAR MIS Wr ME10406-WAM WDN TOE POW ufbft . ALSMA, EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT BLACK A PIT THAT. RALPH ? SURPRISED NER BRAVO WAS BEEN A PHARMACIST. SURGEON. MEDICAL ADMINISTRATOR. CATTLE RANCHER AfRICULTUR13i, civic WORx9R 14E HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN MANY SCHOLARSHIP AND PROGRAMS CHICANOS 99NSC OF LOGARITHM T"0UGHT APPLAUDWS CAM INV DR. I,sco2 - - •• - • - __:.. • . •• , a - - -t : I - �71st Year, No. 223—Monday, May 7,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 4 Evenino USPS 45.2501—Price 15 Cents -------a Herald—I' --- - U.S. Time Company $100,000 L)amage in Industrial Park Blaze a f t unier Whirle by Hal Kaufman By GEOFFREY POUNDS finishing the cypress clocks It produces. Herald Staff Writer Minor smoke damage was also sustained by a nearby building A Seminole County fire battalion chief making his routine leased by Herrington Research, a business machine firm which rounds Sunday morning noticed a puff of smoke at a building next recently discontinued business, firemen said. to the fire station at the 1-4 Industrial Park near State Road 46. The cause of the blaze has not yet been determined and InFifteen minutes later, firemen extinguished a blaze said to have vestigators from ,the Seminole County Sheriff's Department and caused more than $100,000 damage. the office of the state fire marshal today continued their probe of Battalion chief J.W. Walters was leaving the industrial park the blaze. Kaiser said samples of the burnt material collected at fire station just before 11 a.m. when he noticed the smoke coming the scene would be sent to date authorities for examination. from the rear of a building leased to the U.S. Time Company, Inc. U. William Hogan of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department Gary Kaiser, county public safety director said. The building Is said deputies are not ruling out the possibllity of arson in the case. about 100 feet from the fire station. The U.S. Time building is leased to Ron Scarlata, of 5 Gumtree Kaiser said Walters sent the two men on duty at the fire station Court, Winter Park, Industrial Park records show. The firm had to the building and called for additional units. been in business about one year. The building leased contained "The men went through the building to see If there was anybody 30,000 square feet of space and was valued at $395,000. according Inside, but they didn't find anyone," Kaiser said. He said firemen to Industrial park spokesmen. believed there had been someone living Inside the building. A spokesman said preliminary estimates indicate about 30 Firernen said the blaze was under control within 15 minutes. A percent of the building was destroyed. Firemen said damage total of four units and 12 men were called to the scene from estimates of $100,000 included the destruction of contents in the various county stations, Kaiser said. building as well as structural damage. Scarlata could not be There were no injuries, but firemen said jt was neci.yto reached today. Protective breathing equipment to avoid Inhaling toxic furnes An 14 Industrial park spokesman mid the park insures the resulting from the burning of lacquer used by the company in building and the tenant Insured the contents. TALK SHOWI Aye speaks enly English. lie speaks seily Spanish. Coo speaks Spanish and French. De@ speaks English and French. Hew can 11011 Communicate with Aye via the others present? Time limit: 30 ascends. 'sAy scids c "Clci sq.., oi .s Sup..th AV IGlve and Takel "Can February March?' he asked. "No, but Aprii_," she replied. Fill blank with the name of a month. P.S.: it has three letters. r—_- ASW II uuow @4,L •Steck Anawerl Asked the minimum number of animals he kept, a wiseacre gentleman farmer replied: "They're all hersos but two, all sheep but two, and all pigs but two." Hew many did he have? id 04A p, 41400 'IJO Sue — seuaus ssiqj, Nalled Downl Place a toothpick atop the nail of your middle finger. Place adjacent fingers over it. Now, press down. Try to break the toothpick. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differencas In drawing detaIls between top and beltem panels. Hew wlckly can you find them? Chock answers with mess below. If p 1111011111140 of JI6I3 . of It s*r ., *10"11601111 If ON It IV(ISf U j p544 1113 JSil, DICKENS, YOU SAYI In a certain chapter of "The Pickwick Pa Ws," by Charles Dickens, Mr. Pickwick discovers a stone bear. Ing the Inscription diplctedabov,. Hepurchased the stone and took it to London, where it became the subject of much dibate, until a scholarly rival exposed it as an amusing hoax. ltmayfoolyoua$ first, as it. did Mr. Pickwick, but with a little puzzling you can read what It says. Which is what? I Herald Photo by Tom N.tseI Dee Johnson gets In a practice swing for Chase & Co., one of the powerhouses In Sanford's Florida Little Major League competition. Catcher Greg Merthie has a bead on the ball here. For a rundown on Saturday's Little League action, see Page 6A of today's Evening herald. Inclement weather was expected to put a serious damper on today's youth baseball activities in Seminole County. PRACTICE SWINGS Seminole County I Students Head For Naval Academy c) X' — By SHARON CARRASCO enter the academy each year, Road. men class. Forest City's Herald Staff Writer Fairley said. Seniors David Sullivan and Anthony Sanches, a 1978 Ten students from Seminole Of the 10 students, two are .Clndy Blemic of Lyman High graduate of Lake Brantley High County will attend the U.S. female and will be among the 80 School, are anxiously awaiting School, will also be a plebe this Naval Academy at Annapolis women the academy admits to the word of acceptance from summer. this fall representing one its freshmen class each year, the academy. "Basically, the lead item of percent of thethconlng fresh- Fairley said. Students from Seminole High the story Is the one percent J5 WHEEL NIGHT? Unicydifug is new to our unsteady friend at ;im —i loll.. left above. Can you NO him ftVV0 to peW * below? .4 I : 1'." men."O yen hoes It it vMents Lyman Righ School will Sdot ara'MyTt JamesAve.McGovern few of the 15 sooMo.. of 515 , iisa4, me -wtt %ioei students from one county, that be plebes whose college career Dale Owen of Route 1, system," Fairley said. ..r WYA siF' wirI1&1HEseT,1l,41&s or - Is significant," says Carl begins July 6 at the naval Longwood; Erica Ryder of 104 "There's a lot of effort being Fairley, naval academy in- academy. Those students are: Shannon Drive, Sanford. placed In the ability of the formation officer. "That's more John Stagliano of 207 Oviedo High School's Javier young people to perform on a i than some states get." Brombones Lane, Longwood; Covelli of 160 E. Third St., national basis. Seminole County is one of 67 Cathy Gaul of 503 Puert.a Court, Winter Springs and Lake "The school system has a counties In Florida which Altamonte Springs; Jeffrey Brantley High School's Frankie strong academic curriculum contrasts sharply with the 3,050 Hall of 110 Aspen Place, Albritton of 1103 W. Tulane that's maintained by the adcounties in the nation. Longwood, and Binhdoy Drive, Altamonte Springs are ministration and the teachers. Approximately 1,300 students Hardesty of 924 Lake Irene also Included In the 1979 fresh- This is proof of it." - J" • ••.. - Bystander surveys gutted U.S. Time Company building Superintendent of Schools, William (Bud) - - Layer; (left,) with appointment (standi fiom left) Frank £jtton, Lake S. - Palestinian Targets IN • • . •::., -..4 Israeli Planes H ut Lebanon II 6 AVThE MEW OAMK MA AX ' United Press International the size of the drongholdorhow The air strike on an inland the lame region. Israeli warplanes attacked many weapons, U any, were target wuunusual slnce Israeli Palestinian guerrilla con- there. warplanes generally con. quoted the leader of the Iai*1l. centrations In southern The new raid wuannowtced centrate their raids onguerrula supported Qr1dianmllItMaj. Lebanon today In the second shortly after official sources in strongholds along the Lebanese Sand Haddad, as saying such air strike In two days, the Jerusalem said Prime Minister coast Military sources earlier force repulsed the attempted Israeli military command denied reports from Beirut iniiitratioa. announced. Earlier Mary, Page 2* saying warplanes struck at The strike near the village of Earlier Beirut Radio stations targets near Tyre, on reported Israeli warplanes Reichan occurred at 3 p.m. (9 Menachem Begin will propose southern Lebanese coast. today had pounded the southern am. EDT) and all Planes talks with Iab.nnn's Pr-aid--st returned safely to base, the Ellis Sarkis to end fighting attack against a city of Tyre and Its mrroimdlng The Israeli Israeli command said. area. But Israeli military between Israel and Lebanon- suspected Mruighold along Reichan is about 13 miles based Palestinian guerrillas, eastern sector of the guerrilla sources and PLO officials north of Metuila, the northern- The sources sold the denied the reports. e fr11j within24 most town in Israel. eventually could mean the first after loch reports said the The new Israeli air strike The command said the target contact between Israel and the QiridJan militia In southern followed bombings by Israeli was 'terrorist concentrations" Palestine Liberation Organiza- Lebanon foiled two guerrilla js in the outskirts of Tripoli but there was no indication of tion. attempts to Infiltrate Its lines in Sunday. V -a . . V '• V .' V . . .- V '"V-- \I - -. V • V Erica Ilyder. Seminole High; Jay McGovern. Seminole high, Dale Owen, Seminole 111gb; and Canton Henley, Lyman Principal. Front row, from left, Blnhdoy hlardesty, Lyman' Javier ('ovel'i OvieaIi 'I' 111gb; John Stagliano, Lyman and Carl Fairley, Commander U.S.N.R. Naval Academy In. formation Officer. - ', . -, (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Seminole Woes Recalled In Bid For Insurance Law Illy DONNA FSTS - MeesidSIoff Writer year, however, some 1,500 heavily kbhiod against by In this session, the Seminole Education and stopped all payment on a one-year contract for all the firm Friday asked local dim' r'i( from p to lance companies," Ø.. He said the insurance corn- Association are "strongly claim " months ago, hesa1d. school employees nd depen- school employees who had $50fl5 remainedSJ and tawsy said, adding, however, poJoas in the pad have heavily endorsing" the proposed The Seminole school system dents for life and health In. received checks from Old State Rep, Bobby Hattaway, still have not bun paid. poteist forces In T 11 -n lobbied against this legislation. had a contract with Old surance with Old Securities Life Security returned by banks for D-Aftsmonte SpIlags, predicted The legislation, to be board by includim How Speaker typelaxisla"andwereablato Similar legislation was Security Life Insurarice Co. to Wwgnce COmpany during the insufficent funds to send copies today abWwlll be passed In the the full Florida Rouse of Designate Ralph Rabin, kill It In the Senate commerce adopted by the Legislature In provide hoipitalisatlon and life 1976-77 year, payment was of those checks to him with Florida Hot.. of Represen- Reprenattves Insurance chairmen of the House Rules committee. 'This Is much 1PIO concerning property and Insurance for thesystem's 3,000 stopped on claims and the firm verification that medical bills tatives to prevent a recurrence committee, of which Ilattaway Committee, and Florida needed legislation and we have casualty insurance. and families In 197$. went into receIvershIp. It was had been paid. of the loas of vni1iM1al siens Is a member, calls for Issurance C'#'i Bill had problems In Seminole "I'm strongly In favor of the employees fl. Toward the end of the the first year the school system by cuusts of health ,i(abllulsnmt of a gady Guts, an very mudi in favor Couty that it would prevent In kglslatkm" Layer said. "It contract period the Kansas had coverage with ffrnHe of receiver said the will 1ei. ad jf omipsales hut by of the future," he salt would have saved school per- City, Mo. insurance firm "Several teachers have had to begin the process of reim- Which go into receivership. 'Tm wesk lee the MU and ceenpenlee posing resources to School Superintendent aoenel doctors, dentists and stopped Hying insurance mortage their homes or secured i 5 sties part of those Seminole County school pick the covurigss and leIng to the aitutlus of W111 P. Layer and Gene hoqltali a lot of grist wiun Old t'jajj1 and chocks issued by the loans they are still trying to pay "'° rntem.pioysea have açald eI"w of Iadivldts when an as many legilators as p i Gn y prope.11es are sokL isacutive director of Security wad into receivership finn to Seminole County sti when Old Security went Into Cahn5 totaling more than Insurucs company does 5ume _______________________________ dbMs boeiuet receivership. The proposec "Several groups in this state hove hod," Hattawsy $US,IN agalsut Old Security bsaktt. Iegi'$Jon would have hgislatkm would have a have experienced the &xota lie Insurance Co. of Kus Hattaway said be spoke aid. prIdid the kgie1n been a grad help If It had been of an insurance company which went Into before the luisiraici , a reality in S"u1 when the cIanajs and the fiasco that failure," Gtagsr said. "The r*ulverèlp after the 1P76-77 committee of the fill cow "ely pass Ma vet' of the problem with Old Security We occured in 8.mhiol, wouldn't answer lies In eatalthi)thig *a filhiliast millie lad week, citing yew. AId ThSChSek ..... .....4* UUULI$ ..................4$ Insurance Company developed. happen again," Grooms said. 6 - - 4 •- u- ww . T V - - V "lbs se V V ,. $IS ......................41 hiupllaI ............0 Some 1,100 school board em ccoswnsr will be left eL. . leach, whess didrict iciades Cuts. ................... UW to $3utU . 1* OWaui ................. .$ ployees have outstanding ,uI'00155 r. "ie the bag when a company aid he 011106 WO an' III. in,(idasaruofOMIecasIty '"'wyw through Chain ............•...41 Ira u d:, Wiace Iii iehee1- iyitS Uleeea.csCog.ing. Qwoword..................4' Spoils ...... rngIngfrom$Nto$5I,SN" nearly half of the school g.7t or simply tM and win be strongly liluiW ...................4A 'Waildus..... àkyoes sad dip.sdeata. raeai.idilp. $Y Silts personnel. e tailstameøl$s I M )ilr' DIMW ..................II Wtuisr lowttheesd.f the cared "The teglalatlen Is being Liyuraid toward tMem4 $ uid th r,ceiyerfor otlgMIon," be .., ____ ______ ____ , , a V - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 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/0fbffa687b659c4277fa9521f4647533.pdf 541d5cf333eac4180cd44beaec34f202 PDF Text Text Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents 1ig Legislators .Eye - 8-Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, FL New '79 Ford LTD 17-92 Expansion By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Norm" P' projects there, according to the entire program when the --estimates submitted by the Seminole project was not in.. Orange County Commission, cluded. The committee's . .' . ... .. ' .' AW .State Reps. Bobby Hattaway, ' The funding for Orange recommendation will next r DAltamonte Springs, and Hattaway said, is being come before the House apBobby Brantley, R'Longwood, designated for the Orlando Propriations committee -.. ' .' . .... . have Joined forces In the International Airport ' . sometime next week, and ,• . Florida House of Represen- terchange and the Lake Buena Hattaway is also a member of tatives to get $1 million in vista Interchange at Disney that committee. "I intend to try ..... funding allocated for the C1 World It 1 to amend the legislation in the ,.. $8.6 million for panelon of U.S. 1712 from fourBuena Vista Interchange appropriations committee, he • .... lanes to six lanes from down' said, to include the Seminole on for town Casaemerry county project. .• '• .t M WA .AI citylimits. Longwood aI • 5 •0 "I don't know any other area But, he said, the Orange -. "I would hate to take the County Commission has to take the money from in the money out of Orange County's estimated only $16 million will fifth district but Orange . 2";. hide, but I will if I have to," be needed for the airport in. County," he said. Hattaway said today. terchange. "Brantley and I feel . Hattaway said the House that extra Million should come Hattaway said he has already U.-W transportation committee of to Seminole County," Hattaway discussed the problem with Sen. Bill Gorman, chairman of the which he is a member has said. %0 Orange County delegation, approved legislation granting The legislator an additional SM million from 's _W# i: Ado general revenue funds to 17-92 for the distance Gorman he will try to ,plug would cost Seminole County into the. the state Department of designated $1,180,OM. The state already Senate bill." 'Itutsportation (DOT). has sufficient right-of-way for In another matter to do with Of this sum, he said, $31.9 the expansion and DOT officials million Is being allocated for have said there would be no roads and Seminole County, the fifth district which includes problem doing that work next Hattaway said $3 million in Herald PM" by Tom No" Seminole County, but none of year if the funding is approved federal and state funds have Ater harvesting a field of cucumbers just south of Stenstrom Bridge on state the money is designated for this year. ,It could be ready to already been allocated to FREE FOR Route 415 Bernard Wilke, 1401 Sanford Ave., usually dumps the small, broken, or Seminole. go In 12 months and we will be rebuild the Interstate 4-state ?IJ r p * ' ,,, Route 436 lntercange, inmisshapen ones, lie noticed some people would go through them and pick out At the same tune, he said P1?iorlI, H IiirtUU attaway said. cluding $296,000 for planning, a member some that were usable. '1 just set a wagon out for them," said Wilke. 'Some .6mllllonIsbeIng designated for Orange County, $1 million House transportation corn $2.3 million for construction and people sell them, but if somebody can get some good out of them, they're welcome to it," he said. more than is necessary for the mittee, said he voted against $235000 for DOT inspection New '79 Mustang COME SEE DOOR SEDAN 2-DOOR SEDAN OUR HUGE SELECTION OF GAS SAVERS 8 Cylinder, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Air, Romofe Mirror, Split Bench Seat Stock No. 6207; 90405 4 Cylinder, 4 Speed Transmission, Whitewall Tires, Wide Body Side Moldings. Stock No. Freight nd Service 4177And 1979 Ford F101 Pickup 90428 $ Freight Service Custom Styleside, Eight Cylinder Engine, Manual Transmission, Rear Step Bumper, Dark Blue. IL Stock No. T 90348 USED I 1976 lINCOLN Town Car. Green With Orson Top. Loaded With All The litres. 6480 1978 GRANADA Door, White, Mliii. Auto, Power Steering, Air Cond. 4 398Q 1978 FAIRMONT Squire Wagon. 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Oil Pan Oaskif AM Adjust Sands AM All Unliago. 1\ Check And Adiest Caster. Camber And Tee In. RIlaace Two Fr" Wheels. 0001101111C Cars Only. ,lff '' I 3 1 i.,.t J l'•-u•••••1•-•- - •' l'i,,! 4, 6 ••, 29" month, he said he also got a letter from the chief of the clinic, W.W. Silverblatt, informing him that medication to outpatients ___ _ within the. Orlando metropolitan area would be discontinued. A Veterans Adinlnleti'stloa h. sd 1Uitg 1 the 11Ustg of -,The letter stated: , A: IJUC tO WV F"cr County Is creating hordiiihips for those now having to drive 10 OrW* to number of prescription maitouls outside the Orlando pick up their medidne, am votem afteted has chargedI metropofitan am, mailout services to patients within ft a, iota ,j vv.i o p,o i,, Edward 4v;pvf,ll&.öó. Orlando metropolitan area will be discontinued. You will be said he must make a trip to the VA Outpatient Clinic in Orlando at required to pick up your refills In the future. Exceptions to this least every three weeks to pick up the medication he requires for rule will require written authorization by your attending heart and nervous disorders he has suffered sInce 1943. He said PYia1I,, prior to April, the VA clinic seat his prescription through the mall. Al Linscott, assistant clinic director, admitted today that the When he got his lad supply of needed drugs In the mall last change in policy could "Create inconvenience for some , 31 •',.-'.. ..' '' . , ... • t: 1978 FORD COURIER Pi NiCe. ew Medt"cine Pi* ckmU Rule A Har $1 FA LSj _ -- . 24 HOUR SERVICE COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE NOHOWj 'a, .1 •..___ I -. A SANFORD I Hwy. 17-92 of Lake Mary IIvd., Saiidw veterans," but he said the clinic did not have the staff to prepare Linscotl said those veterans who will now have to drive to Orlando the medications for mailing. to receive their prescriptions will not be paid travel expenses. "It takes about twice as long to prepare, label and mat) the "To 1US It ZUlgi* not be ni , bet I tIe It t S ulilet prescription as it doesto dispense it here," he said. "They have to $tO a lp," lx said Y%sy, "and 's CTdllS cet of my food realize we have a limited staff." budget. Mod of us are on pretty tight incomes." Yokley said that in addition to the expense, Ow volume of Linscott said the directive affects veteran% -only south of patients at the clinic means he sometimes has to wait several Casselberry and Fern Park. Veterans at the north end of the , ours JUS1. iO receive • county maysill s receive medication. - drugs '' ru,s )b'mat,'IC.h' SdIu. Linscott says there are about 300,000 veterans in the seven-In addition, Llnscott said those veterans who are too disabled to co county area served by the clinic. He said on an average, the clinic make the trip may still gain mail service, sees about 200 patients a day, but he said he did not have figures Veterans Administration guidelines permit the reimbursement on the number of veterans affected by the discontinuance of mail to veterans who incur travel expenses for scheduled visits. But delivery prescriptions. a Unemployment Figure . Up To 5.8 Percent In April WASHINGTON (UP!)' - feels of the recent teamsters jobless rate Jumped from 31.5 some economists as a sign the -- 1305144 I 0 N' By GEOFFREY POuNDS UersldSWf Write, SERVICE FORD PREMIUM MOTOR OIL REG. Ea. wini Sti* Top. Low Mileagq With Auto, Power Steer ing And Air. 1977 DODGE 1976 CHEV Base V-I Auto. Power Steering, Air Condition, White Spoke Wheels. Big Tires, Beautiful Con. dition. 1975 LTD 1977 LTD 4 Door White 1975 GREMLIN 1977 INTERNATIONAL Scout 4 Wheel Drive. Absolutely Like New. -'I CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UP!) - The University of North Carolina-Charlotte, the University of California at Berkeley, the Smithsonian Institution and the L.S.B. Leakey Foundation have scheduled news conferences Tuesday to announce the discovery "ii a missing link In the evolutionary chain." UNCC spokesman Ken Sanford said Thursday the announcement will be made simultaneously at UNCC, Berkeley, the &nithaônlan in Washington and the Leakey Foundation In Pasadena, Calif. He said the news conon ference involves "an anference thropological find that may alter all previous interpretations of the origins of primates, Including man. A recent expedition has found a missing link In the evolutionary chain." The find reportedly involves an expedition to Burma late last year and early this year. Sanford said the findings were only recently confirmed. The Smithsonian and Leakey Foundation were involved in financing the expedition in which only two Americans participated. 1978 PINTO 1978 MUSTANG Aqua In Color, Bucket Seats, Auto, Power Steering. Air Condition. Like New. $4980 1978 FORD Country Squire Wagon. song Like New. 4 Freight i:t'I1r4,. PARTS $33 off Motorcraft 60 Malnt.nanc Fr" lattety Missing Link Found? Thursday, May 3, l91 FLIFION OF WUP &TliftW CAN 4 y .• 322-1411 ORLA$DOsW. PARK - Unemployment edged up a strike and lockout. percent to 34.5 percent. This economy was moving too fast tenth of a percent to 5.8 percent On the unemployment side, was almost as high as and should be slowed down. In April, the Labor Department these were some of the key February's 35.5 percent, and Though economists disagree said today. The number of figures: the figure is bound to raise on whether the economy Is Americana on the Job - a figure -The jobless rate for adult questions on Capitol Hill about speeding up or slowing down at which has been growing rapidly men was 4 percent and for adult the adequacy of programs to this moment, the adminidra-. - dropped by 670,000. women 5.7 percent, both train and hire minority teen- tion does expect some economic The unemployment rate, exactly the same as March., agers. slowdown during the rat of this ' which was 5.7 percent In March, -For teenagers of all races, The civilian labor force year and counts on this to help It has hovered around its current the unemployment rate jumped declined by 600,000 in April to fight Inflation. level for the past nine months, a full percentage point in April, 102.1 million. In the process, the adinlnlaApril job levels were down for from 15.5toto16.5 percent. This Non-farm industrial employ- tratton expects unemployment adult men, women and teen- means teen-age unemployment mont remained approximately to rise to about 6.2 percent by agera and for whites and has not improved significantly unchanged In April at 18.3 the end ofl9 a nd stay atag blacks. The job declines were since last year, when it also was million, seasonally adjusted. A that level during 1990. The concentrated among blue collar in the 16 percent range. jump oI32S,000in this category Congressional Budget Office workers. -For black teen-agers, the in March was interpreted by believes unemployment is Total employment dropped likely to rise closer to 6.7 per. by 670,000 workers in April to cent during that period. 96.2 millIon. For the past eight In ott economic news: months employment had been -Wholesale prices for fingrowing at an average of , ALAA 4 '1 . •.• . Today • IX ished goods ready for retailing UPS 'DOWNS #e f i W li v&i I 111he vp -ad down ol flying were seen 11ht bud by students at several area elementary schoola. Fred DeWitt,a plM with lfeko$er 0afta Corpration, 1% Labor Department said Bridge $A Ho*W ................... 2A Labor Department sg& Fini. Calesdar * " - - ' * ....... " I" wholesale prices were "not entirely dear" but Comics .................... $A MIULVE15 .............. 7A showed their firstfood dedine am provided free demonstrations to students at Spring Lake, Wekiva and Forest may In part have to do with bad Crossword ................. 14 Sports .....................A August, City elementary schools, Above, students at Lake Mary Elementary School but many üdarm.dlat and Editorial .................. watchDeWitt'sdemonstration. 4A energy-related prices rose, sigreligious holidays and the of- Dear Abby .................7ATelevislis Weather ...........leisure ................... ZA 11111111 1111 W i fl tio " IMS all" . n i - - ie 1111111111H.19 UCO "I learned how the fire trucks run, how they do the calls and they have to let ott the trmic after school," Goes uya Other youngsters who were police chi*f for a day were: Scot 'zinas, of Cauelbsrry, a aeventlgrader at South Seminole MkkIIe School, police chid. of the C..Iberry police Awd. - mawswwdior . a . -. ' ated Me Just Li e e re morning, the young sheriff granted this reporter a brief interview help them. hi his new office. He sat straight-backed in the sheriff's black "In all reality, our youth today Is going to be your sheriff leather choir that seemed to tower over his small frame. Each tomorrow and your president and your governor and even your lbaedey, the 47asaelbrvy Pilotkpartmial hod puke answer Is a nod of the head or a verbal "yeah." Was 14 years old..Be did the Lapsed d Ovisdo polka county commissioner," Polk says. "He's learning how to be a good sheriff," says Polk as he Iiau1. rr*Ir morning began with a breakfast held In their honor at the duickled at his successor's hrevlty. .19,, p.&t fhiá wait aft__ :thur rank at an earlier g ______ ______ ______---Holiday Inn in--Alliumints -,--w-. J (lr$. ,4jJ 4 AMmIñ 4.,.,. l-A-.. Iik_ I__lIt.. . RTha Tie. vrn.i.th... ieee j i M 1UW$1 r'- wwI --y---rJUNWO iiie jail and members of the law enforcement iaeii'1.. and the while Lucia MItchell, 17, of CaerThuriy was the Wider Spriags detective division a ride In t he sheriff's squad car. flursdo?u,th, kichift day to ehsurvs pc&. chid. Si ien.ysar.d Laurie Rinsey Casselberry was "I will have iomuoe introduce him to all 01 his eflployees," befon venturing WA on tiuir new cut" lL.* Week." All ia $e fiVS & P51k, diP5ItDlat! After his div as chief at the CaaeIh.m i1fr. polio. dud of the Aitanomlo Spñigs force. Polk said. "As 01 3lmulndes ago, he had no employees and now he Cpy IbsrlueticIpstsd lithe ' depwUnwA, Goas says he k Miss laIas7. Ills wan takit' on a tow thspo&e ad flre he. IN,"what It's like to be (he' i( ranking officer th ere. fr"e and ado ar.md town Ins squad car, says ill, learned The purposed this typed role-playing affords youngsters "an at the II Howell PVMwy to he on the ether aids of 11* law." . opportunity to gain a little idight Into the world of law en. "You don't have to do much," Goes elaLm "You c j sit AIIIO mqou, 14, .1 Orlando stepped Into the shoes of foeemu$. day 01 .k.d. he ouiicida he still "leW4 II 01 gj Jnjm 1k for a day Early 7hus06-v "We waM to let them know we are here tq work with Um, to relax I. / 1,'4=Yi9ar=01d 4P T a_ n 13 '- pjJi itivaii W _ • - - C • - ------_---- •- ______ - - GROWN __ ___ ------ ., ' - - . - .. . - . - . • .-- ............. - - . - -'.. --. --.. t.. - .- • . - •- - ., - �, 2—Evsning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 4, 197 - .. .DtflI -A ' 1. f,., -".4 - !" ins pecrors .OflYiflC Lawmakers To Raise Funding Fest*ival In The'Pc rk 1 nn.,,q Yn"th nn Alleged Killer Surrenders CLEVELAND (UPI) — A suburban businessman wanted as the alleged triggerman in the kidnap-murder of supermarket entrepreneur Julius Kravitz surrendered to the FBI near Washington, D.C. Michael G. Levine, 35, of Lyndhurst, accompanied by his Cleveland attorney Jerry Milano, turned himself over to the FBI and Arlington county police Thursday night at Alexandria, Vu,, the FBI said. The other suspect In the case, John A. File, 26 , Cleveland, surrendered to the Akron police at 3 a.m. Thursday. 11 By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Fashion Show, presented by Margaret Jones of SCC and singers, 2 p.m.; Southern Ballet Theatre, 3:15 and Intermittently during the The Sanford Middle School Band will get Youth Day on the day, demonstrations by the Seminole High School Gymnastic right note Saturday when it opens the Festival in the Park in Team. Also, First Assembly Youth Group, will provide concert and sound systems; First Presbyterian Youth Group, Florida United Methodist Children's Home, Garden Club of Sanford, bake sale; Humane Society, pony rides; Information & Referral Service, Sanford's Centennial Park at Fourth Street and Park Avenue at * Youth Programs, Inc. will hold its annual volunteer Ixora Garden Club, day Idles. , 9:30 a.m. recognition program at 2:45 p.m. with presentation of awards toLa Leche League, baby Items plants and Information; art outstanding YPI volunteers and to the community. The day-long youth-oriented event will be coordinated by exhibit, Martha Black SCC in charge; Mother Ruby Wilson Youth Programs, Inc. and will Include continuous entertainment, The HRSsponsored story time will not be held In the Sanford Scholarship Foundation, 8CC, bake sale; Operation Rescue, games, exhibits and demonstrations by 53 organizations and Civic Center Annex as originally announced but has been moved NOW, Palms Counseling Center, Paula's Day Care Center, pies; agencies, closer to other festival activities It will be held at 10 a.m. and 2 Sanford Fire Department. p.m. in the youth wing of First United Methodist Church, across The schedule of activities includes a puppet show presented by In addition, Sanford Junior Woman's Club cake wall; from the park. the First Baptist Church of Sanford youth group; 10, 11:45 and Seminole Cadet Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, Seminole Community 12:45, the Seminole Community College German Band and Other groups participating in the festival will include Action Cannery, Headdart, Seminole County Drug Action, SdC clowns, 10:15 and 10:50; music by the Sisters of Praise of First American Red Cross, which will give free blood pressure tests Clown Makeup; Seminole County Health Department; Semlnoe Assembly, Sanford, 10:30 a.m.; a song and dance by Lynn Moore and CPR demonstration; Altamonte Police Department, Burger Sheriff's Department mob il e classroom; SISTER, Inc., zoo inof YPI, 10:45 a.m.; conce rt by Dave Hannah and songs by Dave Clef of Sanford, food; Central Florida Migrant and Community formation; SOCCO Manufacturing Co., soccer balls; Seminole and Pam Hannah, noon; Troy and Tanda, folk songs, 12:30 p.m.; Health Center; Central Florida Women's Health Organization; Youth Service System, Tom Braceland clowns, U.S. Navy Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole, I p.m.; Girl Scouts campfire Distributive Education Clubs of America, Division of Forestry, Recruiter, We Care, Young Blacks in Action, games; New demonstration and songs: Boy Scouts Indian Dance, 1:30 p.m.; EPOC Clinic. Dimensions In Education, 4 Cs program, CETA and Tupperware. TALLAHASSEE, Supreme Court has turned mbs °wn In junctions iiuiiuwig iines WI sale of obscene Iis t magaz;i scwiy pu •iaffect thepublications 0 rre wuniwre5 •O55 . a peril which of 11 their publications are not obscene results a chilling effect upon their first amendment freedoms," the court )IL ed. " : : said Thursday. The court's decision upheld Injunctions against sale of eight specific magazines by two Fort Lauderdale "adult" Gu'iedelines bookstores, but threw out a blanket order against "other printed materials" in the same category. Radar Ruling Due Monday In , I TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) The Gadsden County Grand Jury will be asked to Investigate suspected patient abuse at the Florida State Hospital when it convenes May - 21. State Attorney Harry Morrison said Th ursday he will put the matter to the jury and ask for criminal charges against employees Involved in abusing or neglecting elderly patients at the mental Institution In Chattahoochee. QL I ,a 1~ -M Court __ - WASHINGTON (UP!) — The ment. government and organized Parker also was expected to labor headed into U.S. District weigharequest forexpedjting a Court todayin potentially far1 t of the reaching case that could pull ministration's main antithe teeth from President inflation enforcement machCarter's wage-price guidelines. anlsm economic sanctions A decision by federal Judge against violators of the Barrington Parker to uphold tary wage-price guidelines. the administration's guideline URW President Peter Bornenforcement powers could marito has accused the adtouch off a United Auto ministration of "illegally Workers' strike at midnight. meddling in collective barMoving quickly in the face of gaining" by bringing pressure the strike deadline. Parker on Uniroyal to adhere to the 7 scheduled a hearing today on percent guideline and renege on the union's request to tern- a prior agreement with the I. ?r, . ' 1 74:v,;.' I :1 —i . -- ' ___ , - WASIflNGTO (UPI)—Pregjdent Carter flew to Iowa and California today on a two-day swing that will give him a chance to test the political waters In two states crucial to his 1910 re-election campaign. But press secretary Jody Powell billed the trip as nonpolitical, saying "obviously the president does have the right to travel and to speak In support of his policies and he will continue to do that." -- _____ ' 'r_ _ ______ .'i I. ____ - -' ____ - . - .. ._ VEHICLES COLLIDE MRS. OLIVE TONEY "God has given me a smile everyday, said Mrs. Chaplin, HerildStalfWrfter He had only lived in Sanford "I had to pray for It, but for seven years and was everything Is going to be all , - By United Press laternatlosal Flatbed trailers carrying casks of radioactive sludge from the crippled Three Mile Island nuclear plant to Richland, Wash., have been making their way across the heartland of American on Interstate 80 in recent weeks. But It seems no one thought to tell police, health officials or even governors along the route they were playing host to radioactive materials from the nation's worst nuclear customers were heard to say Mm In thelagtwo daystI'd didn't like school," Crocker 'My child will miss him so"... never have guessed. He was said "but recentlu be seemed "My littleglrlwlll mlsshlm",., always in the background at tohavefoLnddjretjcnfor his o "My little boy will miss clutch. He wasn't boisterous or life when he developed an inhim." Children along his route loud and he liked poetry, W he terest in computers. He had a ed to, out to meet 111W had a roguish, ipiahsznileafld marked ability for them and when he came by as he always when he gave you I ___ one It they said at the Radio ShaCk took time to talk to them, said bigited up your whole day," th at he was one of thrnn. —A Rev. Keith Crocker, who of. Ironically it was three years VnhInu.fbI.s they knew whe ficiated at the funeral. ago at a f uneral at the same -. "Hetouchedalotoflives,"he accident. Fire Ant Remedy Blasted . Ind. and 12 grandchildren . Roger Altman. Sanford In described as quiet and right. Mrs. Olive Miriam Boyd charge of arrangements. unassuming, but when funeral "Scott had 64 customers on Toney, formerly of Lake May, services for Mark Scott his newspaper route but it took died Sunday, April 29, in Chaplin, 16-year-old victim of a' him three hours every atJacksonville at the age of $1. hit and run driver were held ternoon to deliver as he stopped TON IY MRS. OLIVE Survivors Include ,ber Thursday afternoon his friends to talk," she said "arid his MIRIAM husband, Earl W. Toney, numerous that they supper was always cold by the far Mrs. Olive Miriam home that Jacksonville, formerly Lake SOyd Toney. $1 torm.rly of Lake filled the cha pel of Gramkow time he got home. Where an old Mary, who Pissed SWAY i1 said. Crocker is pastor of the he first met Scott's mother, Mary; daughter, Sue Ann The newspaper route hd Funeral Home, Those who lady could not get Out he would Paola Fellowship Chapel which Mrs. Paul M. Hermesdorf, Jacksonville; son will been in the family for about five couldn't get Inside stood in the take It to Chaplin of "9 Scott attended Philip Toney, Redondo along ,1winij Ave Sanford. Not , Saturday, May s.., oakI. 1111111111 to Herald hail and outside the entrance. "We never had any cornwith his family. "He wasn't on long after that the family Cal.; stepdaughter, Janice Cemetery, Sanford, to which fl , funeralhome circulation manager Bob plalntafnizuthenj about Scott," any athletic teams at school, attending Crocker's church LovenbelTy and If the son or Lang, Bonita Beach, Fla.; 175-2$o persons attended the she added. Oo k loWn Memorial nor was he outstanding reguIly. Uwaaamegn daer who haPpeidtohave stepson, Joseph Toney. Boston, Park, Sanford, In charge. services. Scott WM5 C route carrier to. • scholastica ll y," laid Cracker, "I've never preached a Schoolmates of the Seminole the Evening Herald and It was was sick, the parents would MARK CHAPLIN High School 1h-grade r and on his hike that he delivered own parents did not even know, "but everyone knew him. He funeral before where Ifelt like fill in. He5d they wen aiways didn't do anything special, he other yo ung f riends came on papers. He also rode It J ust for they said. preaching a revival, but there dependable and that even w as just ScolL" was something about h im during the ordeal since Scott's foot and hikes to . I dhe was rldjng to Among them were his His classmates in Biology (Scott) home dud to the graveside in the home ofa friend to spend newspaper customers, who dun expressed their fethngsin in the that seemed to radiate injuries and death they d5cUrgd $ i.e. readings: tea- mostly ar.ud 71. Winds Evergreen Cemetery. funeral service" saici ohuiide help with deliveries. the night on April II whena car knew that rain or shine they a poem, which the minister Cracker. "It was one of the ps sodbmi to isath isar 15 NO MU,s "I never knew people were so hit ban and 1.11 the scene. Some ofS could always depend on him to included in his message at the largest funerals I've ever at- have called the 11; yesterday's high, U; tidsy becoming 'Oath to south nice and 50 many people loved Herald • Scott died Monday afternoon deliver their Evening Herald funeral. "I never heard ternieli." barsactrie pressire, Ills; west toulgin. Mali proksbWty my ion," said Scott's mother. lit Florida they woqldliketo Wipltil in Orlando dry. It it was raining hard he anything more beautiful", he ,,you didn't have to DIV $ percent tidey aid Wulgil "I never knew Just how as the result relative humidity, g of Injuries he would bringit do the door so it know to hem family with esaid of the poem, 'it was well Scott very long to know her 1.0 be win ds, at ii mph. and $ perceat Saturday. precious my children were to received in the accident, pe a, ven rry would not get wet, one customer written, well composed " UIVIWAY'STUJIS Forecast' Partly cloudy me till now, but he was God's But It was not just youngsters was heard to say. "He was something that is today with a slight chance at Ds1. Beach: M 13:41 child and I thank God for the 16 who cam. to pay their last 1' "We will miss hint so, he was rare these days," said Crocker, ''y afterasus aid evening i.e., 7:11 p.m., low 1:11 i.e., years we had hbn. I know he is repecta, for Scott had friends such a nice boy," said an "a 16-year-old gentleman. I thudershoweri becoming 7:35 pm. NOTES in heaven. of all ages. Many of them his elderly friend. Over and over have learned more things about Peel Cuavetil: Mji 2:17 mostly doedy by Sa$asday with ADMISSIONS scatlered showers &W a few &K9 1:14 p61L, low 11:3: &mL, Sanford I: Sanford: Christi gradig Highs from mid 8:H ILIL : Charles Baker Marvin W. corww 8k 10 Near IL tAW5 9011gh1l BBYW: high 9:14 ILML, 1:46 Terry Joan Britian : Malachi H — 6 ,, ,.yr, nii rn Madeline Jam ison Hattlel.wson Ilisis Martin Brenda S. Lyon Pam,ts Mitchell Patrol th Sou irland SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) — after the shooting death on tuatedbysobs, but tears poured Anita Ram. ____ Cecil W. StiWilt Frank Fdzc,i, (lUCdlOflSd Charlotte A. Whitman Dan White'. said there was a Nov. 27, was played by the down White's cheeks as he Emma Lee Thornton R.ath.Williamson Williams .. P roaringinbjsearsandaf.dung prosecution Thursday before a IturedatraIghtaheaddugfts about the klulngs, aikhig him NOId sin, Altamonte Springs Melvin why he did R. : Heinz Schiffer, Osiary his skull was going to crack hushed courtroom at the el- playing. His wife JO$spI wept openly B Lsmme,m.n uford Alms Hart. Geneva "I've been under an awful o.i.,y during the City Hall shootings siçerviaor's inia'd.r trial. The and two women jurors also Monica Falcon, Lake Mary of pressure — finieclal prom.. t.ai o,e Of Mayor George Moscune and defense took over today after dabbed at their eyos. charles Nicki., Lake Monroe Ss or,, the job, fauilly Price, Dottona, Tanis U. Doke, Longwood promr," Siçsrvijos Harvey Milk. :, iai.ey CaIde4$, Ost. the prosecution preainled 11 WhIte t urned himself In White said on the tape. "I have SISTN$ R•sa White's voice, taped In a Il- wltnu. $anz WuClkj Oar.. L. lics, a baby girl, mamas a. west, shortly after the shootings and n been able to have any time minute police Interview hour ot Sorlam Not mlv via tan. rw1k. I I..z.i.. t..._._ Chicaso. in ' .•-- the — -Fuiwr tur my tamuy' IamIaj DISCHARGES si=1r' is -. Fun.r.I Notk. ,. .J . - M - . ao ' Weather - - WASHINGTON (UP!) — Environmentalists have denounced the House Agriculture Committee's vote to allow emergency use of the banned and suspected cancercausing Insecticide Mirex against stinging fire ants In southern states for two years. In a surprise action, the committee voted 22-11 Thursday to allow Mlrex use, including aerial application, in 1979 and 1910. The hill goes to the full House, where It is expected to encounter opposition. Editors Support Magazine NEW YORK (UP!) — The American Society of Newspaper Editors says it will Join The Progressive magazine's appeal against a court order barring It from publishing an article on how a hydrogen bomb can be built. An injunction against printing the dory has been granted by U.S. District Judge Robert Warren of Milwaukee on grounds the article could lead to nuclear proliferation. s HOSPffAl: 'I* te Talks Of an --- - El .-. - -- - Killinry-c . ._ - - " " WIGS MIRING Wigs and jewelry valued at $245 were reported stolen Dandy Wig Shop, 322 Sanford Ave., Friday, Sanford from the police said. Police said the thief gained entry to the store by breaking a lock on the front door. - .. if Sludge Moved Quietly Frank McDaniel, 72, whollves at Osceola Fish camp, Geneva, was driving his I. 11 pick-up east on state Route 46 and had just crossed the bridge at the north end of Lake Jessup when he lost control of the vehicle and went off on the shoulder, according to eyewitnesses. In pulling the truck back onto the pavement, It collided witha _ westbound semi-trailer driven by David Stanhope of Savannah, Ga. l *was injured slightly, but declined treatment. There were no other injuries reported. Hundr eds On Hand For Youth 's Funeral;t" By JANE 111110 BATH STOLEN TWO pieces of it three-piece birdbath were stolen Tuesda), mourning front the Iront yard of it Forest City woman, according to Seminole County deputies. Francis Ilolden, 50, of 4772 flunell Road, Forest City, told deputies she heard footsteps at 1: It) a.m. Monday in her front yard and saw it heavy set man moving her birdbath into a car. The '.'. onmian told deputies she began screaming at the man to stop. but to no avail. The two pieces of the three-piece birdbath Weri' ilestribed as hite with gold trim and valued at $40. PANTS STOLEN Sanford police are looking for a thief with waist size 31 to 34, following the burglary of Randy's Rags Clothes Store, 115 Magnolia Ave., late Thursday night. Police said a burglar broke into the store by forcing open the rear door. Once inside, the thief took 10 pairs of jeans, all sizes 31 to 34. Police said the value of the Jeans was put at 1140. . .* AREA PllU(' siid. l't'lice said the thief used sonic sort of pry bar in removing the stereo. Value of the missing item was placed at $100. Phillis Marva Barton, 31, whose address wss listed as the William Clark Court Apartments in Sanford, Tuesday pleaded no contest in circuit court to a charge of grand theft. A June 9 sentencing date was set for Miss Barton. Sanford police arrested her in April after a witness reported Miss Barton took a three-piece suit from a clothes rack at Montgomery Wards and left the store without paying. Carter On Two .Day Swing - rescind the strike deadline allowed under the guidelines against Uniroyal if he Issued an and far larger than the recent Order restraining the govern- Teamsters' union settlement. DEATHS _______________________________ SI l.REt)sTow An 8-track stereo tapedeck was removed from the car of Grace T. Woody hue the car was parked outside the owner's home at 2221 Ilartwc'll Ave. late Tuesday or early Wednesday, Sanford NO CONTEST ' -. 0 , SHOTGUN TAKEN A 12-gauge pump shotgun valued at $100 was reported stolen Wedlivsday from the honie of James Swain, 73 Seminole Gardens, Sanford, police said. Police said they ere unable to detect where or how the thief atiied entry to the home. senator from Connecticut. "At the conclusion of my third term, I will say a fond goodbye to the United States Senate," Rlbicoff said. He said he will neither seek nor hold political office again and will accept a government assignment from a president only If It is "essential to the national interest." .• Courts * Police Beat 1 ____ . * WASHINGTON (UP!) — Sen. Abraham Ribicoff announced Thursday he will retire next year as the senior 111 P ________ TOYS STOLEN A burglar gained entry to the Barbara Jo Jackson home at 1113 W. Second St. by climbing through an unlocked bedroom window Wednesday evening, Sanford police report. Once Inside, police said the thief or thieves took and assortment of toys and 10 84rack tapes. Total value of the items stolen was * Fires Jesse McDamels, 25, of Orlando was arrested Tuesday afternoon for indecent exposure while he was walking along Interstate 4 according to Seminole County deputies. McDaniels, who was placed on a $525 bond, was arrested shortly after he passed a deputy who was giving a traffic citation, deputies say. Approximately 100 yards north of the deputy, McDnlels stripped off his clothing and continued walking on 14, deputies say. He was arrested at approximately 1:35 p.m. : . T' -t I - . BOND REDUCED Bond was reduced from $5,000 to $1,000 on it Winter Garden man charged with fleecing Floridians out of $29,000 in i t wreathmaking sales scheme. Harry Edward Morrison, 31, charged with grand larceny and schemes to defraud, made his initial court appearance Thursda His preliminary hearing was scheduled for today. Morrison allegedly solicited funds through newspaper advertisenents across the state encouraging people to send money for a wreath-making booklet. The booklet told customers how to make wreaths, and (lie company would pay for them when they were made, the states attorney's office said Morrison's ads promised. Morrison required payment in advance for the wreaths, the state's attorney's office said, and when the wreaths were to be Picked up, customers were told their work was unacceptable. Action Reports INDECENT EXPOSURE CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) — A military communications satellite was ready for launch today after a 24-hour delay caused by a problem during the countdown Thursday. "During the countdown, spacecraft engineers did not receive the anticipated signal back from a sensor in the apogee kick motor," Brigadier Gen. Forrest McCartney, deputy for space communications systems for the Air Force, said Thursday. "The launch was delayed to allow time for additional testing of the motor firing circuit." I - A grand jury has Indicted Thelma Brooks, 31, on charges of second degree murder in connection with the April 27 shooting death of her husband, Adolpus Brooks. The indictment was returned Thursday. Police arrested Mrs. Brooks on the evening of the shooting after she had gone to her mother's home on West 13th Street and reportedly told her mother she had shot him. Her mother then accompanied her to the police station. A preliminary hearing for Mrs. Brooks was scheduled for today in circuit court. She remains in custody at the Seminole County Jail, Launch Scheduled...Again ____ •...• Friday, May 4,1 9711--3A Ribicoff Bids Fond Goodbye .It11 I 10 __ -1 Fl. Sanford Woman Indicted In Mate's Death put at $195. ., was CIO attorney Laurence Gold percent over three years, far in told the judge the URW would excess of the 22.5 percent It's going to cost more to go to college in Florida next year under a plan approved by a House budget committee, The new rates, which will take effect In September U the proposal becomes law, would bump the tuition cost for tour years atastate school from $3,011 up to $M for a I . Florida resident. I — The Id - I . porarily block the .adminlstra- union. Cost Of College Up F TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) —Striking city employees and the mayor agreed today to a tentative compromise health Insurance program, apparently ending a massive municipal employee strike that shut down city services and prompted activation of National Guard troops. The settlement came about 11 hours after the city's 650 firemen had joined the strike of other city workers, Including police officers and sanitation crews. City and union representatives held a marathon all-night bargaining session to reach the agreement. - Blanket I' In Birmingham Strike - TALLAHASSEE,Fla.(UPI) — If all goes according to the Cabinet's plans, the state will close a $3 million deal today for a fifth portion of Honeymoon Island. The Cabinet voted 6.1 Thursday to close the purchase with owner Hymen Green today. Only Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner, who has never project, voted no. It was the third time the Department of Natural Resources was told to close the deal. The INR was also ordered to spell out a plan for the Cabinet on how Honeymoon Island, which ties off the Pinellail County coast near Dunedin, will be used. BRIEF Tentative Pact Reached in i, Hospital Abuse investigated ___ w ' MIAMI (UP!) — Chief Administrative Judge Alfred Nesbitt is expected to Issue his recommendations on police radar use Monday after listening to expert witnesses debate its reliability for the past three weeks. In presenting closing arguments Wednesday, attorneys agreed strict guidelines are needed for radar, but battled over t1Me It *uld be implentedP %OWPW* "s" IN . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) The men wore g their hips but the patches on their shoulders Indicated they were agricultural agents the men hired to make sure cattle, fruits and vegetables are properly shipped through Florida. (ki Thursday the trio told lawmakers considering an appropriation that would pay for 53 additional men and 'given them some new equipment about the butt erflies in their stomach that flutter every time a van or rental truck cruises by an inspection station without stopp, ,, ELIL ' .' The told bout trucks marijuana h and Ill h me arrests, and b the end of them h convince budget Panel to allocate $ million : make sure they and 132 of their colleagues t1', work alone. .I ,Ak I-.,. a - ~1 0 LW L' lnite!j ' s - I - ' afla gh ats' n Qu i Evening Herald, Sanford, '. the Labor Party to oust taxes and the runaway powers million voters casting ballots m Callaghan for a five-year term, of labor unions, which last good weather. i The vote count was incom- winter staged a series of today and defeated Prime result meant women held bAll three major party lea plete, but with 559 of Par. paralyzing strikes that affected Minister James Callaghan Britain's two top job that of ders, Mrs Thatcher,Callaghan llament's 635 seats decided, he virtually every Briton. sought an audience with Queen monarch and the head of and Liberal leader David Steel, Conservatives had 291, Labor Mrs. Thatcher promised were re-elected in jj Elizabeth II to present his government. I" L had 4, e th Li beral Party 9 and "substantial" Income tax resignation. Callaghan, who was reelected constituencies Anion the well others 5. and a curb on labor unions, known personalities In what amounted to a con• to his own parliamentary seat to o do cession of defeat, Callaghan by a slimmer margin, began Computer projections particularly on closed shops to defeat were Jeremy Thorpe, predicted office said he had asked for the the process that would replace li would and picketing. Her platform the former Liberal leader who s end with an overall House of also included a halt to goes on trial next week audience to tender the Britain's entire government in on nationalization of Industry commons majority of resignation of the govern- a matter of hours. and charges of conspiracy 'to ment. seats. Results already declared higher spending on defense, e as oranaenceo murder an alleged homosexual MARGARET madeitvirtuallyimposjblefor A jubilant vF3. Thatcher, fl queen a, . p.m. Callaghan campaigned on lover, and actress Vanessa her party to lose. Conservative Party leader and a.m. Labor's "special relationship" Redgrave, running as a candi. Downing Street. Iron Lady of British politics,resignation Mrs. Thatcner was expected wi th labor — his party receives date for the Workers Revolu. Mrs. Thatcher ran far behind to a SOUU win in Thur. to steer the country Mrs. Thatcher sOI'Tfl •r away from much of its money and supped tionary Party. ghan in personal sday s British election, heading a new government. preferthe sociali st li po cies of CS11Sgfrom th e trade unions — and on ence polls. But Britain voters Mrs. Thatcher is regarded as toward an absolute majority who Thatcher may see the pick only a member of thanhan had more a survived promise to slash Inflation, three years at a feisty the House of Commons far q and savvy politican and , ea the head of a now just under 10 percent. e, as one Parliament, not a presidentialone o1 tougest battlers in larger than expected. London newspaper put it, which style national leader, and minority government and Voter was reported British politics. She took over "We've done half our job, will make the tough, slick "Maggie" move it mo re tow d ar th e t. atcher and her righ higher than usual for a leadersh ip of the Tories four which Is getting elected," she mother of two Britain's new party rode Th the crest of voter Polls before the elections par liamentary election, with years ago, elbowing out all her told champagne-drinking party prime minister — and ready to dissatisfaction with the showed the key issues were more than the p!edicted 75 male competitors to workers. "Now we've got to do move Instantly into No. 10 socialist economic policies of Infl become ation, unemployment, high percent of the nation's 41.5 leader of the opposition. - ,': ... LONDON (UP!) Margaret the other half, which is getting Thatcher was elected Europe's reelected in five years' time." first woman prune minister The unprecedented election ' ; - IN (II , . Al ThalliphANNO W ins; r • In Money We Trust? AUSTIN, Texas (UP!) — Atheist leader Madalyn Murray (YHalr and her son have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to order removal of the slogan "In God We That" from coins and currency. Ms. O'Hair and Jon Garth Murray asked the high court Thursday to determine if the motto on U.S. money has a clearly secular purpose, advances religion, Of 12cessivefy eiutangles government with religion. Wayne In Good Condition U$ ANGELES (UP!) —. Actor Jobs Wayne was moved Irvin the intensive care unit Thursday mad was reputed in good cords today at UCLA Nidical Ccigsr. A spokawtan for Wayne's family said the surgery uncovered no further evidence of cancer. DESIGNED FOR WAITinwise LIVING 1VEJSFPL ENEPGY-SA\ING STANcb.RDS FPL This symbol on your new home means that it has been certified by the builder as meeting the energy-saving standards in FPL's Watt-Wise LivingTM program. 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Holmes College Park Homes, Inc. William R. Rezanka Maxwell R. Pbllard Forrest Construction, Inc. (Quail Ridge Phase II) Resident ial Construct ion FLORIDA POWER A LIGHT COMPANY We want to help LI you save. 4 I '' 4 �1. Evening Fk4aM CUSPS 411210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32171 Area Code 305.322-3811 or 831-9993 Around Friday, May 4, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher 9 THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: __________ V N Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; • By Mail: Week, * cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $2060; Year, $40.00. Year, $38.00. It's Good News ; l The Some Bad News Clock BYDORIS IL1IETRICH Whether the news about Social Security is good at bad depends on where one stands in the labor force - on the active rolls, or retired. Pensioners who have been watching inflation shrink the buying power of their Social Security Energy... For the past few years, we have been hearing about energy shortages. Books, pamphlets and brochures have flooded the markets on various energy conservation measures. People have complained about the high electric or other energy bills-and with 'lidIty And now we are faced with ai, oil shortage- or so they say-which may lead to gas rationing. Energy is what makes the world go 'round. And it is the energy of man that controls other energies. Man is a complex machine with so many built-In devices that science will probably never determine what makes him tick. And man is a human dynamo, generator and conductor of energy In many forms. Just ask a metaphysics or a parapsychology student about man's Inner energies. It is natural-not supernatural-that a group of people (even strangers) can sit in a circle holding hands and draw energy from each other. So the human touch is really a marvel-such as In faith healing. And what about the small child whose wounded pinkie (and psyche) can be cured with a kiss? And take romantic lovers-naw-better steer away from that one. What is it about a big hug that's so soothing? Evening)lerald, Sanford, Fl. Or, how about a light anger strike that couldn't possibly hurt physically, but it can certainly be damaging to the feelings. My assignment was to go hugging-and I have hugged a lot of people during the past three weeks including men, women and children. What happened? All of the children from age 18 months responded with a smile, at least. Two teen-age girls and a teen-age boy seemed overjoyed tax that took one jump this year and is scheduled to rise even more sharply In 1980. Trustees of the system are now questioning whether these tax increases, voted by Congress in 1977 with a promise that they would solve the Social Security financing problem, may turn out to be not enough. The trustees recently issued a report saying the system will be "financially sound for well past the turn of the century," but with an ominous qualifier. A recession serious enough to raise unemployment to 8 percent while inflation remains at percent or more could put a "severe" strain on Social Security trust funds as early as 1983. That's what happened during the recession of 1975, creating the crisis which Congress purportedly solved in 1977 by increasing the tax and by revising the formula for applying cost-of-living benefit increases. The trustees - Social Security Commissioner Stanford Ross and cabinet secretaries Michael Blumenthal, Ray Marshall and Joseph Califano - now seem to be saying that the problem isn't solved at all. Economists are predicting a business slowdown of some degree this year. It would not have to be very severe - given the current inflation rate and its Impact on benefits - to produce another serious Imbalance between the amount of money going into the Social Security pipeline and the amount going out. Obviously the 98th Congress must grit its teeth and face the truth about Social Security. First, it mist reject the tantalizing notion that the tax increased voted in 1977 can somehow be rolled back e1ectt gift: to voters In 1980. Even the ua qualified optimism of the trustees would be Insupportable if this new infusion of trust fund income were cut back. More Important, the House and Senate must act on the Social Security reforms proposed by President Carter earlier this year as a further means of bringing future demands on the system rnder better control. It must also proceed with the overhaul of the disability side of Social Security to overcome Its demonstrated flaws - benefit levels and other provisions which create an incentive for the disabled worker to seek retraining and another job. The burden which the new Social Security tax schedules will place on American workers and their employers ln the 1910 is as heavy as they can be expected to shoulder. U there are new cracks appearing in the facade, the repair work must be done in the area of the promises the system Is making to future beneficiaries and not In higher 'taxes. That's a tough order for Congress, which is only comfortable adding new promises to federal :pt'O'1m1, not retracting old ones. But the truth is knocking insistently at the door. ''. 1. Please LSses WORLD • MIM NOW II!E ' -• • } CIWIS, MA IAC _ 1 ,. • . I. ,.•_ .. -: •'.' "I l 5 I, I.' / I One For VIEWPOINT INFLAT04.IF is UP TO WAT , 4011, Chalk Up -.'- - _ -. -. 7 r, ,. '. . I •• - ' •. -. 8 •• " ' ' ft f. .. - ' 4.. ..• 1. Dental I ,. • • •. -• .._•..• _____________________ A.a • • ...S.•... -. I ______ r _ 'i" ' Medicare * ByWIIIIAMSTEIF The subject today ls teeth, or lack ofumeg you are getting along in years. Everyone needs teeth, natural or false B that need when It dlched Medicare into the Social Security law In the mi'4. 1ISI.. So Medicare does NOT pay for dm1 work. Or for dentures. In 1977two.thirdi 01 the $41.3 billion beaJt care costs 01 people 65 or older was paid by government, mostly through Medicare and Medicaid. Medicare alone paid 74 percent of ill ho içgtg1 . . 11 . • • . • . • ' IV - hese folks and 56 percent of all doctoii' bills, a new Social Security st udy says. But Medicare paid nothing for dental wor •btllifort WASHINGTON WORLD Medicaid, a smaller program for the needy, paid only a dab of the costs. falls. If you're In yo ur 6, chances are one in twd And In the energy pinch, not all of them are i o you've lost all your teeth. A national health falling to the oil companies. The escalating price survey found that almost two4birdi of people 65 of gasoline, according to a recent Wall Street WASHINGTON (UPI) Presl&nt Carter a western swing he planned for the following orolderhad lost all theircperorauthetriowet Journal report, has led to a boom In business for doesn't call it campaigning. But he lion the trail weekend with Maps in Iowa - where he won the • a firm manufacturing "heads", the devices In and trodding a familiar political path - New in is- .4ZP .M. Rusaalli Poor nadrUles, ` ca* isis tt 1aueo gasoline pumps that record prices and gallons Humphiie, Iowa, California for starters. heelIng of Oral di, gr.Stè 1.risks o presidential iziarth and California. sold. "Building party support," quips his son, Chip cal 1bIemns. P But Carter objects to speculation that trips to "There are 1.1 million gasoline station hoses Carter. Cost Issni to be the 111100 Medicare, now New Hampshire, Iowa and California might just out there," a company spokesman observed, and Democratic National Conunittee Chairman covering almost an eighth of do U.S. populaUon possibly have some political overtones. the company is expecting to replace the heads of John %'Thite, openly discusses Carter's plans to' e (lentil health. The president also apparently will return to his Cu each "In the next two or three years." enter every primary. And presidential aides are But now Rep. Ha101d E. Ford, DTenn., 1* his most effective format - the town meeting. Andnow for the bottom line: The new heads busy revving up the White House for the months He sheds his jacket, gets folksy, and tries to gearing UP A CflP11VI to Include It. He's in# are adjusted to register prices up to $2 a gallon. of electioneering ahead. answer questions. Sometimes he takes on the tIOdUCSd legislation in Congress so tha*. Well, at least we can stop dreading the advent So the only question is timing for the formal appearance of Carter, the "Jimmy who" can- Medicare would cover dentistry and dotwes of $1-a-gallon gas and start looking forward to it announcement, and White says that will come in dldate, who was fighting Washington domination Rip. Claude Pepper, DFIa., who heads th as the good old days. the fall alter Congress disposes of major House Select Corunitte, on Aging, supports th in the 1976, and dill is. legislative proposals. Itli quite clear that Carter pollucaloperatives ides. So do other well-placed lawmakers. The tribal rites of one category of the There may be sonic wistfulness on Carter's dP back a moment ad seal what hsaltb are more concentrated on his possible opponents part for a little (line population are now a little less mysterious, just to be president. He within his party, rather than the Republican care spending in 1517 amooded to for esc A couple of psychologists, Leonard Jason of has changed his mind and says presidents should Person 65 or older, according to Social Security, candidates who are dumping the country. DePaul University and David Glenwick of Kent be limited to one six-year term. Then, he feels, a The average was $1,741.01 this, $785 went lot" IU pr'sidd bum his own feelings State, took stopwatches, notebooks and their president could go about his business, be the easlon against potential rivals such as Gov. hospital CMI ($671 of that was paid by govern. scientific perspective Into a series of single bars chief executive full time and not have to worry EClmWXI &OWfl Jr. of California and So. mint). There was also: and, as reported In Omni Magazine, emerged about his political future in the White House. $445 for nursing home carm Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. 41 with some interesting findings. In an Interview with the UP! Newspaper 1$05 for drugs. At the White Hom collrespondents clime, Attractive women, for example, did not Advisory Board, Carter said, "The reason is that Carter too' pot siota at both in joking remarks. -151 for "other" health services, $13 for receive significantly more attention from male no matter what 1 do as president now, where I 1 eyeglasses and appliances. )e are some samples: patrons than the less so. Possibly, the resear• am really trying to ignore politics and May away $43.24 for dentistry. •' i have found a way through experience and chers suggest, because general appearance is from any sort of ciunpaign plans and so forth, a Of that, Only $1.18 Clan, from gOveriunent' lonu discussions to explain to these foreign less important in inviting contact than "non- lot of things 1 do are colored through the news leaders why we have such colorful opp.JtIen IZOIY from Medicaid. Nothing from Medicare: verbal behavior as eye contact, expression and media and hi the minds of the American people U you wad to help Ford - and pnealbI within my own party. "This is California's way posture.. ." by, is this a ceulipimign ploy or is it genuinely of yourself - writ, him at 1230 L1woi1J Child" Further, as the number of women In a bar done by all incumbent president in the best in. Then he went on to say that he rosily gets Bulkling, Washington, D.C., WIL Or write your Increase, so does the action. Approaches In (crest of our country without any personal adannoyed with the responsibilities of statecraft on 011m MVSMM or senator and tell him what frequency, offset by a decline is the length of vantage'?" comes YOU tilik of the '4 '4a1 gap In )LdJtj' of conversations. In the same interview, Carter was asked about coverage. UP. There are windfalls and then there are wind- Carnpa ig n n g 0 r N t? - - Big Plays Puzzle.* P'i'eces Fall. Into ""Old Photo by Tim vi.,,,, Lundquist, left, brings hook for starter Porzlg, right, WASHINGTON - President Carter's former This led to tragedy for one member of the ban ke r, budget di rector and confident, Bert family, Beverly Ban ks David, the favorite Lance, not only juggled t he bank accounts of his brother 01 Lance's wife LaBelle. The two were so friends amid relatives but allegedly signed their close that they named children after - one names to occasional checks without their another: her son, Claude Beverly, and his knowledge. daughter. Diana LaBelle. We have reported the alleged forgeries to the Beverly David owned dock in the Calhoun federal prosecutors who have been Investigating bank and other sundry assets. which Lance took his financial dealings. "Bert treated Beverly's assets as If they From the mass of testimony taken by two were his own," confided a sour ce close to the federal grand juries, meanwhile, a portrait of family. the redoubtable Lime, Is beginning to take form Sometimes David wobecame uld learn of huge He was a harwn-scanan banker who dealt boldly overdrafts in his name. He alarmed over and bluffed convincingly. , what with his property and He married 1gb the banking business. He began writing checks to recover his assets. Our wooed amid won LaBelle David, whose family sources say that David wrote checks without any owned the town bank In Calhoun, Ga. idea whether there was enough money to cover Big, bluff and burly, Lance was full of boastfulbltuter. He was an amIable Intriguer, a The finimcisi worry. Iriendi allege, helped rustic sophisticate, a laaghr at jokes who bring on a nervous breakdown. He was found glialhimded his way around Calhoun. In the dead islgsiitgmnobllein.Idea closed ga,ag,on egalitarian atmgiplwre he encouraged, the moM Nov. 24, 1$7& The medical ewilner In his borne obscure addition to his entourage would, within City, ,, , t he death five or 10 ipinetes, beKia to call him "Bert." was accidental, caused by carhon monosid. Gifted with Iidence and drive, he became poisoning. But iMimates believe It was suicide. NtheUme ofde r,i.n Bank while he was Mill In his early He. He also dicale that David owed the Cathoen ba nk managed the finances of the David family. He $384,*23-20, bekis ts were manipWaded tlidr accounts, allowing huge overdrawn, one by *38514 and the ot her by overdrafts and Jugglingfunds to COVer them. on $$,65 Be had (has note. totaling more then occasion, he signed their names to bank note. and checks, witnesses allege. Lance evuitsasily made Pod on these over- night, but will still be available tonight for relief duty if starter Rick Bradley need him. Coming up wi th the big tilts for the Seminoles, were Walter Law and Bill Marina with tworun singles in a key four-run sIxth inning. Mike Link had a s, Footnote: We wen unalile to rank Liam IVA dd) mad appow before evesy speech in 11W will be happy w carry his comments if will Record that was not actuelly 6*m ill In touch with us. Beverly David's widow, a When Haigs, died lad December, iij Jefferson Qty, Mo., claool (whir earned custsy .sg.gie. we re elfored in the Undo, was also unavailable for c'sbenL Her ON colleegue w moved to ramaek: "It isa attorney, Qarsncs W. Hawk, refused to acne. little h* 0" se many of (the eulogit the case. be 'butad' an a me 01 BIll's west ev . CONGHE85IONAL CKtO Trying to L 1ac, an hwdy mime dd lm keep members of Cosigrees honed when they (SOlid is going to chew they wits not presesat. speak on the record- the Coognislenal Record,zm Us 46b"119 li~ft 41 at lead - is job that woald make I wisp. By their own rulse, esriators and Us Us pist representatives can "revise and cited" a'I4dtk mark by_ 'ply appear In the Record nest day. the rwJli are past a ng ipwh ads the c4al fr.assdly v'islnding. en,. Itels relies euscudig _ 01111v is Thseneattes$-celyplyes me.ihen to apjeeep the f - 10 relonn 11*' system 01 "eecea4-U .v'tb " had a macabre isepliotie. be Us Iee1br1Iav1l.gd-- ui--uu Nponiq ____ 1NI msbses.fres ro..Lg Bog., DU, w etsd an hiving aside a isteally lt Vow sap 01 IkW_____ 'peach w.p;jj the gignifigaiat lliJmlMlea INS the TV laps that wealg euat,j bydwft10ftCwVw%=d11'ij No Ihein isasadid aiMs d'uhat Usy eald, colleagues well. ad"ceMinve apacs. ---- = siaj,ss,. - ..- -• •-' .• - •. - - -' -'- - - .' ........ uç -. •- • •• - - - - '•-• -• . •• s0 -• -• • - - -• t., k -04;,.... -.' . •',;,',.._. ~- I .1 : 11 , ___ _ .• - _ ___________ _____ 1 ____________________________________ ,' 4 _______ ________ A ______ I AS R N 40I Speaks 23 S 31 3 Hull 30I 2 , I Derthimer 402 Kremer 30 I Frtl Chapd*la'ne 2 Arthur II I 31I Lyons 30 i Coleman I01 30 7 O'Arvdl, 20 a Totals 002 201 0-s 001 401 '-4 pinna Godwun Me, Lanqston Caruso MCK,nnv Sanborn Gilmore Marino ' (base & Co. nipped Medical after that could not score on nings. The only hit he gave up Craig Dixon had a triple For Newman S math,r center, 4-2, Thursday to boost Chase ace Daryl Merthie. was a first inning double to First Federal and Rich a rd Total, us record to 9.1 at the halfway Merthie hurled a two-hitter and Cardinal leadoff batter Philip Crisp added a single. Semunole point in the 1979 Sanford Little struck out 14. He finished by Har ris. Elks broke o pen a 3-3 tie with Gainesville National League season, while retiring the final 12 batters in Grayson was also the top four runs in the bottom of the I I I Worley MedicalCent.rtooka2.Olead one-hitter for the Railroaders - cNAII MIDICAI. CIN P1111 PIDIRAI. LIONAID SHILL AS U N TSR Crisp Sill 3 II AS a H Dins IIIuI I IS Dsi.is ill GalOS 311 D.PrMli.I Ill t.IItia D,Mu,*ii 311 Krlgsr 311 Itammar $ylas AS211 N H1.10111 III $.PraskIIa III Ernst MISrifI r .MsilSii Ciii cellos WSiIS 0.111114 ON huh its a. 0911111100 25$ A*w0 Vamlirsir 355 Srslrk* , I :: Caillir III MCMOII too 0. DOOM $1 5gr 301 Girls. Its Mall 25$ 1.5010 311 Titus I S S L.$1010 3II 734$ Totals 21 12 CSSII 2 2I 323 411 311 11 Pr.*ict sit Lsisird lot LiWsis see 1.10111 11Niary 205 Srswn 21 211 Gri,sry 311 •, SorIto Ill SrS44 III II GilditiCk •• ilS$ III 1532 lisa. 25 14 II * 153 -4 PInt PeIsral AllCiiCIldl AS U H RAILROADERS CARDINAL AS I H AS I N MItcholl 1 4 I Harris I I I Mitchell Dim I 2 I Galney uottc . •ai 1• Smmi 422 WIfl$akir see Sid Gray"" JiAnwa 2 Ii SriwIIgtIø I t s Armstrsig S I I Dinaldon Walls 3 I I 0191111,1061101 Ramassar Fine zs I.Syd I3I 3 I S HilIsin Cvrtls I I I Mwp#y ill S.Io*e • WebS mp •, Tanner u.nw III Sdt$b 0 $ Ilaeknifl Wll its CaN. nu s Pr.iman Totals III Totals Noriso Ross too Totals - 12 II 113 IS- 3 RelIriader, 1504)- 13 CardInal IN-h Losnsrdllwli ROTARY 211 AS N H 0I0 4I2 200 Iii Srown oos 1 I I S.rra.s 4II I00 215 Cells oI• 211 Chisholm I• I I I lUll 020 1734 Rinkava. 311 Totals II 13 0 260 $radw.11 313 4-Il Rit.fY In S-I liEs 052 10- 3 over Howard's Mobil in the Sanford Metro Softball League. Mike Galloway had four straight hits to lead Whighamu Furniture to an 8-5 win over Orlando Helicopters in the other game. STROMBERG a, P H WHIOHAM AS N H l MOBIL Thomas Year he hit 19 home nina "I'm usually a hot-weather Jerry Turner, Dave Winfield and Joe Ferguson drove in two Yates Lytten never having hit more hitter, so It's surprising that and Dan Brlggs hit home runs runs with a pair of singles in Z' six In his three previous I've been hitting well this to spark a 14-hit attack that helping the Dodgers over the g league campaigns, early In the season," said carried the Padres to victory Ptilhlies. 'Ills year he's off to an even Smalley, who attributes much Seminole Wins ERS *5 MM Mullins III Tucker Dunkinson 4 0 2 Frank Maxwell Ill Spake McMullan 313 Aiken MacAteer Dear born Price Hood Yates Norman Totals AIM I • III 400 402 3 I I Getchon Cooper I I 0 English I I I Totals 312 Harness Racing II $03.10. 8 I? .400 6' 8 12 .100 6', 16 0 667 - ii 14 .440 5' 11 14 .4.40 5'' Ang It IS .423 6 Atlanta $ 14 .364 7 Thursday's Results AtIa at Ptsbgh, ppd., rain ygiion was $4or4 and Dee homer amid a sacrifice fly and via ITlatdl of card. over Veswe and Hilda Nakutes, Marge Pearson Today's Games Hogan - pitched a 'five- 'Darrell Evans and Billy North 'added solo blast, to power the met man today Giants to their win. Deta1nd Urport field. Litres 4. Car&aals I: 'mIIhJ.anss Kehler. Virginia Sinipeon F Borne and Betty Miller, Evelyn Fisher Tetals Antar and Tonuny Williams Goodman chew for sixth place and May Whelchel and 14)15 AFCOM over Martha Henry and Betty Smith. II 322 25 I I II 301 101 $ I I S Totals 32 5 1 III iii -2 Parr III Q(lS1lS.2T(4.15)$fl40 Tim. 2:07.4. Second Race 2 Countaway Saturday's $304,900 race. listed aboard 000 4.10 4.' I aa.Saçy . ,.,. ,.. ,•,f 40, Seldeurqu lb 5 0(1-5) 40.00; P (S-I) 101.70; 1 4)247.20. Eleventh Game 6.00 360 3.10 CaraSa Pecina 15.70 600 7'AO, 6 Tracer's Runner 310 3.60 6.70 2 Vicandi Pradera 7.00 540 Following Sea AI5flO Otano 560 0(2-4)24.20; 1(2-4.5)377.50. Time 2:07. Fifth Race 4 Dazzie Van American League East Detroit 16 9 0 (2-4) 45.20; P (42) 75.70; T ($.J 457.00. ei ll Twelfth Game 4 Beude Goiri 2020 640 1rst Willa Gondra 160 4,J 1 Gast, Paco 1 0(3-4) 43.20; P(4•3) 104.10; 1 (C. 7)534.00. A - 2,451; Handle $144,217. - Transactions to . 5,20 3.60 2 Prima Drummer 3 13 Q(4 7) 36-00;1(747) 134 20 T -a Sc h ed u led Saturdè; Eighth Race Local competition in Burg 2:07.1. II 7 IS .311 ;', 2:07.4. 7 II .250 ' Sanford. Ninth Race Competition for 9 and 10 year I Brev Hanover II.60 6.60 5.60 S Brown Sam 27.00 13.40 olds begins at 9:30 a.m., th 11 W L Pct. 16 696 16 9 .640 1 13 I .619 17 II .527 e Avon Marshall 9.10 and 12 year olds .scheduled to 0(15)1)150' T (I-S-I) 1,342.40. compete beginning at 11,30 Time 7:07. Tenth Race a.m. I teady Pat 5.20 3.00 3.10 Pitch, Hit & Run officia1 in 7 R . Yankee 100 2.60 New York announced this wek S 0. J. Wlscoy 12 .429 6 9 15 .315 I 17 320 9 Thursday's Results Chi at Texas, ppd. rain Milwaukee S. Toronto 4 0(1-7)14.40; 1(1-7-I) 14$.10. Time that registration for the local 2:07.1. competition has been extended A - 2,423; Handle 1141,140. Minnesota 7, Detroit 6 until - so any'-' register by depositing a registration form at the San ford Burger King restaurant DAYTONA SE ACM Boston Saturday, youngsters who did not Jai Alai THURSDAY NIGHT (Renko 11). 7:30 p.m. still show up Saturday I n First Game Kansas City (Gura 1-3) at Trani Isidro 11.00 6.00 4.20 compete. Cleveland (Waits 2.3), 7:35 p.m. 4 Duran Andre Each participant will be 5.40 10.60 Oakland (Norris Il) at New 1 Arano Pradera 5.60 scored in three categories of York (John SO), $ 0 (4-5) 77.40; P (5-4-1) 463-40 T. Toronto (Clancy I1 Milwaukee (Caldwetl 4-I), p.m. Detroit at ° 3 Domingo Pradera competition. Points will be Second Game (Wilcox 21) At I Victor Peclna (Zahn 3-0), S:30 p.m. S Arano Mandiola awarded based on the time it 17.00 1.50 4.00 takes to rim 90 feet, the longest Chicago (Baumgarten 2-0 and 14.60 5.60 670 hit of three attempts to hit the 0(3-0) 41.00; P C 3-5) 147.40; T (3-I. ball fungo-style, and fifty points Barrios 71) at Texas (Alexand 1) 646.20; DO ($3) $7.60. ceat Redeemer -' Caus es Derb y Uproar racing ecrtlary's office at lar Bid. "He's drawn next to us of 34 .ownes I 96_.d_"ra' N Mwvhill Dowv& He was m In the breA ad with an like Tenth Game 7.20 500 s Apraiz.Badiola per ball for three chances to "Third" jmsviux, Ky: (JPI) - and caused an uproar in the one of the owners of Spedacia. would be saddling the colt in to enter hhn in the Derby. 18.10 7.00 4,f4 Philadelphia (Lerch I-I) at I Hush Star 12 00 1520 10.00 Thursday Los Angeles (Sutton 32), 10:30 6 Time Way 710 .4.00 p.m. Baseball 3 Croupier Son soo New York (Alien 0.3) at San New York (AL) - Optioned .p, (4-4) 113.40; T (1-4-3) 1,045.00. Francisco (Nastu 01), cher Ron Davis to Columbus nItn' 10:35 Time 2:05.3. team of International League 114 p M. Sixth Race Saturday's Games 6.20 100 4.00 make room for pitcher Jim Beayif. 7 Frisky Breeze Atlanta at Chicago 6.50 3 50 called up from the same club. 's 8 Middle T Pittsbgh at St. Louis, night Chicago (P-IL) - Acquired 3 Choctaw Sleek 24,90 Houston at Cincinnati, night Q(l'I)3450T(75.3)270 Time Doug Capilla for cash and a pIayt Phila at Los Angeles, night to be named later from Cinclnral' 2:05. Montreal at San Diego, night \ ' ;# Seventh Race New York at San Francisco Clippers Pride 4.00 3.10 3.20 Pitch, Hit & Run Seattle (Abbott I 7) at Freycenet 3, 3 S I Knoep Ninth Game 1.20 760 660 6.70 1.00 3.20 s' Ritzy Girl San Diego (Mura 1 0), 10 p.m. Minn Calif Texas Kan City 211 Turner 31.00 0(1-2)27.10; PO-2) 110-10; 1(14, (All Times EDT) Third Race Atlanta (McWilliams I 2) at 3 Eleanor Johnson 10 00 580 1 60 Chicago (Krukow 2.30 01), S Arias Junkin 160 s.2o pm 6 Potentate Pick 1 60 Houston (Ruhle 13) at 3o 1 (3-5-4) 1.112.10. Cincinnati (Seaver 22). 005 Time 2:00. p.m Fourth Race Pittsburgh ID. Robinson 2 II Full Time Dream 1720 380 300 at St Louis (Sykes 1-2). 8:35 1 Special Bullet 360 2.00 p.m. 4 Island Jade 4.40 Montreal (Grimsley 20) at 12.50. Time 2:07.2. Toronto 31111 3 I I Hutsell 3 5 2 Oswald 3 5 I $m,tn III Wagner 4) 343.20. I Baby Hoey Houston 1, St. Louis I San Diego 10, Montreal 2 Los Angeles 5, Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 301 lee 17.20 6.10 3 0 I Milwauke 301 New York II 511 322 Conway First Race 6 Misty Hedy San Francisco?. New York 5 Barnes, and Jessie Sirnad and League. Today's Games k4 triumph, over DeLand, to Gorman Thomas and Cecil with a 59. (All limes EDT) Second went to Louise MarthaSheppard. which had not lost within Cooper in the ninth Inning to AFCOM FA California (Aase 72) at The group at64 included Zella AIR H force home two rims and give Doolittle and McGrotha on a s.miNlnce play, AIR H Baltimore (Palmer 3 I). 7:30 DubI,, 4 5 I Rowe 3S0 jojisnhliol, was boosted by the the Brewers a victory over the n*atdi 01 card. over Ada O'Neil Eissele and Ellie Cowdon plus Hale 211 Wh,tI,ngfon 31) P.M. Caniield SEMINOLE 2 Gastl 6 Apraii THURSDAY NIGHT 17 II 522 3' Diego Four couples finished at 63, Wanda Steinke and. Peg Rake 1 Gondra West W L Pct. GB Mark Whittington and S(eve Chicago , in order, liuLsell prevailed in a battle of Oakland Club, coming up with a pair of and the drew listed Seattle and Marilyn Joiner, each 5 Aprai: Rodolfo 8 Heide Gondra Forbes IS lO .600 1'' 3 Valley 14.80 660 5.00King's Pitch, Hit & Run contest 2 White Spider 0.20 4.20 II 17 .475 4 1.20 will be held Saturday at Chase' 6 Dy No Mite Tar a 10 444 , Q(2'3)41.20;T(3.24)401.40. Time Park on Celery Avenue in Ub Robertson and Margaret Da niel and Vivian Conklin and Farr Prevails shot Palmer. In at 65s were Tow couple shooting 60. 7, *65: $yers Josmis BpnneU, who hit tI Whalen Rosemary Bergstedt and Wed 1 UghtJsittlng Joim [ 4ader back with Si was the Mary We , home rims, and Robin RlggIK who hit one. Dawn drove inthree rune with his first WlIl1 m,,ArIene Brewer teani Peggy Burnett, Pauline Rose x'sg., Scow,, Eighth Game w L Pct. Stella Brooks and Mary Mor- seven-tatters 'Thursday as Farr 75s for low gross honors. Ann Guth and Connie ton, Pinky Mioducki and Ann Insurance grabbed a 5-2 victory Tom Underwood issued algtd game in the district t(hrn_ainent 'Thursday with an successive bases-loaded walks McGrotha won team honors Larson, Eloise Hunt and Fay in the Altamonte Springs Little cel( addition of Crooms Blue Jays. 3 Zubl-Sarduy 2 2 I BaIt 323 from Smalley's fifth home run Botts won top honors 1i Wed. Virginia Keenan after shooting of the season to win his third nesday's Member-Guest 62. The Seminole High girls over the last 2 14 innings. _____1, Blue Jays 4: ftb.11 team won Its second Brewers York II1 Maniscakol 3 I 3 Boston lee Seattle at Boston 11 0(35) 45.50; P (3-S) I7I.30; I (3.)l, 9 10 474 40I Simpson I00 SffiaII 366 bell has 75 lop Number At Mayfair 4lfIlng. been falling in there for me." Mike Marshall also, benefitted San GB 11 ii .500 1' San Fran Paces Twins Victory ____ flay nfl,y has participated three hits in the game raised his the Astros a victory over the Rookie Rick Sutcliffe, a weight-lifting C04155 to batting average to a league- Cardinals, making his first start of the $remgthen his upper body and leading .316. season, tossed a sevenhitter Padres 11, Expes 2: Louis Calif at Baltimore, night 0(1.4) 57.50; P(4.I) 3Ie.O; T (6)1' 2) 420.40. • Seventh Game S Isasa Urqui:a 17.00 11.20 8 Victor Enrique 660 4 1 Egana Arrietta Q (SI) $7.00; P (S-111) 240.50; T (SI. 4) 971.10. Oakland at New York 15 6 714 II 7 .667 I Cinci 201 44- II Westbrook 412 Faknet 4I OaI,ano 57 0 Wall 31 I Wheaton I 22 Brown 31 I Brake 4 3 I Galloway 42 Gibson 3 I I Stoud.n,i,, 2 I 2 Rathrnan 7 0 I Miller • Orummond 4 I I Ferrell 4 3 Buky 431 Wh,gham 4II Brady 30 2 Rayburn 30 I 41 I M Whlqham 3 0 2 Conch.lIo By UaI$sd Press IitsrastI,3 homnered In the eighth Inning to Enos Cabell hit his second and snapped the Expos seven- TotaI 30 14 14 Totals 1438012 ? For the lad two winters, give the Twins a 74 victory homer of the year and Alan game winning streak. Silialley Homer Montreal Phila be r g Houston AS H Stromberg-Carlson to a 16-3 'Alfl 337 East Pittsburgh Joe Steffans and Toni ELKS National League W L Pct. .,.:I; er II and Jenkins 10), 5:35 pm. Saturday's Games Chicago at Texas, night Detroit at Minnesota Toronto at Milwaukee Kansas City at Cleveland League Baseball New Wheaton each drove in three runs Thursday night to ignite 312 Bridges , I 0 0 Kidd lot Wynn Ill Emerson Major St roin slammed a borne rim had two singles each. Eddie Mitchell had a double and single for Rotary. WOREBOARD Whigham,Chicago st Wins I I)ershlmer rests alter key double: Deiand talks it over. 27 • 4 and a single and Sam Hill slapped two singles. : Herald Photos by Tom 30I 023 301 0-I1 313 100 . I St I& the bottom 01 the first, but and struck out 11 In four In- 40I I I I Morrison I I I Totals 311212 Cardinal Industries. The opened the sixth with a home Lee Frederick tossed a two- more runs In the bottom of the ta1lroaders are 74. rim to tie the score and Keith hitter for Clem Leonard Shell, fifth. Also Thursday, third place McGrIff reached base on an striking out seven and walking Lawrence Wynn was the rom em Leonard Shell boosted Its error. A one-out Infield error three. winning pitcher. record to 6-4 with a 13-3 win put Albert Cole on base and Pat Dougherty was 3-for-3 for Richard Leonard slammed a 0 First Feder1 Japer Colluiii drilled a single to pair 01 doubles for Shell, Willie Elks, Ricky Bridges and Wynn Po theStoidorIAa,a, pUT. (1a1etnfront. • •' Elks blasted Rotary W. Donald Grayson pitched a ' AB P H SEMINOLE GAINESVILLE ABRH ABRP4 O.alba 3 0 I Cannon 3I0 R.Wells 50 3 Maddox 3o0 Whilthead 4 I I thompson ii Lunk 731 Chambers 37 B Wells 33 I Dale Wright II I Hoqq Qie Railroaders rolled to their order. hitter for the winners with a fourth and beat Rotary by the £eventh straight win, 17-1, over Chase's Clint Byington triple and single. 10-run slaughter rule with six 1 BRANTLEY DELAND Chase Chases Medics, 4-2; ka'I'Iroaders, Shell Coast L aw game by blanking the Tigers tournament at Mayfair Country m. -.IV ;.r ., ____ . LT4 2 a-li- : ti -.,L.. ._-~'.-. L_'~__.11. ".. . ___________ p.m. D.'1-id Brantley - drafts and obligations. The Calhoun bank then The trouble was that Boggs had actually did delivered the collateral to lance, even though two days before In a plane crash. His rew$ the stocks and securities were bade out in had bee schrnitted bsfiws he lift Wilin(tos, David's name. The only 'adI under David's potee svincs 0111* congresdond control at the (lane of his death amounted to a IleoorCs Ios4etening falsitys. outraged O& PSIIIY %177.8L Rep. William Slelger, R.Wis,, that he 'ai4* NOW the Internal Revenue Service IS trying 10 reform drive. It ctiIn.astii lad year In a modest coUdfrom his wIdowa$38,INtuonthe __ collateral that was delivered to lance. M.ech, 117$, an idisbifytag "ballet" (I prkd i' ___ .'~,~.~, .. ., ___________________________________ Peacock Totals In Softball Pine&.: w • -. .1 -.. Brantley ' 2 -' :. *" '." '. __ , Seminole reached the finale tilts each. via a hair-raising 12-8 win over Brantley on it in the lx2ttom Gainesville while of the, sixth when Jim Kremer caine from behind twice to edge doubled in Uandy lull. It took a DeLand, 6-5. throw from leftilelder Baird Seminole and Brantley each l.yons to cut tIoii the potential have 21-10 records and tied for tying n in the seventh inning the conference championship. and actinuit for tile final out. Seminole had to use ace Doug l)urshnier had a threepitcher Darrell Whitehead for run double in the fourth. better start. Thursday night he of his newfound success to # I - 1 Gap Of 11 • Treasur y Secretary Michael Bl um enthal says the development demonstrates the success of the administration's support program,". . . the real value of the dollar is manifesting itself." In other words, for the time being it is again as good as gold. Well, let's say half as good. I 1-01, 81111111ii-W10 .4 10 The Dollar ounces. _.. '. _ Chalk one up for the dollar. It has been making a strong recovery onthe foreign exchange markets. So strong that the Treasury Is easing off on sales of gold. Since last November, It has been auctioning off 1.5 million ounces of the Fort Knox hoard every month to prop up the dollar's value on the International exchanges. Beginning In May, monthly sales are being cut In hail, to 750,000 • • . ______ OW t...4. L.i--.. • 43 i _f. --!', ".f 1"I" . _.. I.,, -_ ,0,,-.,-,',*,.- I .I '.•. ,_~ , • -_ .. - stagingthejrvers jonof the!Seminole starter George *- 4 series - play for the AAAA-9 l'orzig and reliever Chris I district high school baseball Gilinor were plagued with championship tonight at control probleiiis. _ • Seminole and Lake Brantley two-run double in the Fourth. ' .. 6Els Malce ____ •. m qX~ i11LI ______ ____ Lance - Pr ___ And that was the end of the hugging-the hugging assignment, that is. . ___________________________________ -- 1c1.. •. Lyons - , ______ VIEWPOINT Friday, May 4,1979-SA Marino, I laughed, he laughed-and lleft. iur -, wilessid I.e plfraUss. All The " ft Herald . reesr,es Ike rlgbt I. sit letten UM er I. esthr. Is space requiresests. • when I asked, "Would you mind if I JACK ANDERSON Write pir'i, a w4hase gaimber se dw , iilIty of te wrIter, y be ves*d. IM£vii Ssnld wIU respect Ike IERRYS About the man huggers-they all hugged heartilyprobably the same way they shake hands. And I hugged plenty, including a minister, an undertaker, three doCtors, a judge, two lawyers, a city cornn'l'sloner, a former employer and many others. But I was chicken about the assignment. I knew PH the men and their wives, too-and told them my plight. They all expressed delight In accommodating me. But I was rejected-by a total stranger, the only one lapproachet I drove to a strange service station, stepped from my ca, uneasily, and asked the attendant If he would mind giving me a little bear hug. His eyes surveyed the situation. He backed off and drawled slowly, "Yes-urn, I do mint I'm too soed, but if you want to come back in two hours, I'lj be here with clean clothes on." hugged you?" or "How would you like to hug me?" With many women, hugging is natural whenever they greet other women they haven't no for a time. But there's a certain strain and withdrawal is the greeting (not for all women, by the way), most of the time. Women will just sort of get close, not quite let their cheeks touch and-uh--sorta smack the air near another woman's face. I often wondered why women do this. I have concluded It's probably not to smear each other's makeup. It must be some sort of checks have the good news that help is on the way. Benefits will rise by nearly 10 percent in July, reflecting an automatic semi-annual cost of living adjustment. But that same news is not so good for the employees and employers paying a Social Security SPORTS unwritten ccde-ft manner of greeting-since many women follow this Identical pattern. 22.10 10.80 6.10 pitch balls at a target 46 feet 6 Paco 4 Trani 5.00 5,40 away. I Arca 6.00 0(4-6)55.40; P (6-4) 176.51, T (6-4. 1)503.60 Chelsea Ladies Fourth Gams 1620 Otiveres, 30-1: No. b Screen 6 Zubi PecIna I Vlcand-Mandiola Great King, Angel Cordero, Jr., 12-1; $ Duran Dlano 1.80-4.20 520 3.40 Capture Opener 3.20 After fWddM- 13 lengths- Redeemer was 26-year-old No. 6 General Asseillbly, 1affit 0114)0-64, P(6-1)163-01 T 16-1The Chelsea Lddit-s defeated tired jiat fly, minijes before Inexperienced horse Like that, behind e winner at T th ue $ , sxprmeJ hilly sday's Richard DePass, who did not Pincay, Jr., 15-1; No. 7 King Calvary Assembly Thursday P11111 Game (huado ragiiM t lad. the 10 a.m. deadline and isnytiblig cm) happen. I jiat Derby trial, Great Redeemer hid out about the iliumit Until Celebrity, Cimih It5sIUU53in 30- 1 Apraiz.Sarduy 11.40 £20 3.40 night in it Seuinu1c Coimty ___ ____ I) 6 1 .10. rgidt eatsy of winloas Great moineds later. hsIrsiaer,..m think it chrepess racing." had earned jiat $4,, not his agent called turn at noon. 1; No. 8 Sir Ivor Again, Don 2 Sara.Echanlz 4.00 4.00 Women's Softball League 4.00 J.A. Muhw'ed, a self-styled .IISIIgh to cover the Kentucky The colt was listed as a 304 MacBeth, 15-1 and No. j( ' 6GUtI-GOh', J_____ ______ ames, was either &ed or QU-4).4S;P(4-3)N,ts,T(42. game, 8-3. breeding expert from San Derby darting lee of 17,600. longs ho t. Gold, Don Brumufleld, 304. Ridsernee, a Ill?.". Bretida Clutter had a key twoIj . cion't think the bees AMOIIO', TaM, called racing However, Mohiànld said he ' Sixth Game General Assunbly and Sir Ivor run duublt- us the sixth inning belongs In the Kadic secietarY Lois Dolan five wlmpreaedbythecoltslast Also entered in the Plmile Again will nan as an entry 6$mntiMandioia 10.20 6.10 4.60 while _____ Dee- ________ in this y by" said Meyheff inuteslader andanosmcedhe race were No.4 Shanigo, Frank trained by Leroy Jolley. I DomIngo-Andre 7 II 6.20 410 L.orie Thompson hit a 3.40 Ihirdinning bwIIcr. �A—Ev.nlng Herald,Sanford Fl BLONDIE Friday, May WITH ONE ' , N-1 THE WASH 9141$ZTVAT14 NO SLEEVE? IN E SLEEVE! 01 j 47 Dieters ACROSS S2 54 Read 55 Stage of T :.•sj;•, IOLY NICIAIAMNIEIO. F R E _____ ___ 1$Sens.ofute60_Lncolnf,py IPE I COL$ 20 Bad - 54 8EETLE BAILEY 001E -/ 30 College dance 31 (abbr.) i-rI DARN '\ WOULD TASTE THE SOUP FIR5V 5P V I .i.l 33 Sooner than 34 Part of to 38 Nuclear ' 6 Devoured 7 Foot pan 37 Coin of 4 - I par. 9 Confederate Mexico 39 Escapades States Army 11 Sorded 13 Lifted (Fr.) 45 Beginning r- r- r 10 1 LU&t4&• ' I I ganization 53 Sticky stuff (abbr.) 4 11 12 13 ii. — — — k Art Sansom My AM,09TM OUK Orr WSEl LIFT! WJW iT — — — — — r r r 14 — — 11 — — — — _ — — I owl 20 — 22 — J I 0 1 I 1¼sI ljj II 0 I 37 — — 23 ' ' — — 25 24 .1 21 — — — — — 27 28 30 I4 character 49 Infant enclosure — THE BORN LOSER o 46 In good order 48 Ibsen S0Rodpigment hemisphere or. 51 Bower (abbr.) 42 Measurer (D7'ft knowledge 25 Monkeys 27 By 28 Very 29 Killer whale 30 Informed 35 Dance center 38 Western- agency(obbu) B Demons ( ( 7 2 wds) possess ontr.) chew my food well to dig sugars and starches. My daughter worked for a fine doctor until his death who advised this but my present food is 24 TraditionalBelongi ng 4 Baseball coup 32 commit a faux ? WATER? 1 Circlet 2 WOflflS 31 — 138 — 29 32 3 135 36 I — '40 '41 39 — — 42 V — — — [ 45 46 47 51 rilE by Bob Monta t na R W EATHERBEE - LOOK AT ALL THIS! IT'S GREAT! BUILD 1 CM AS TO THANK ~6tj ALL THAT ELECTRMIC -- — 55 IT BELOPnGSTOTHE ROCK THE EQUIPMENT— — 54 — ____ 56 — — — 'QUIPMENT GROUP THAT'S GOING To NASA SPACE 'V ISN'T FOR4 PLAY FOR THE DANCE f 48 52 — — — — — — — — — — 9 17 C / / : !. i 3 C- I r__ ____ For Saturday, May 5, 1979 EEK & MEEK ci MEIf(L l y . . . -. . WT 4jJDE.RR)L! . . -. p motive, LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This coming year, old friends This Is one of those days when are going to take on an added you'll have to do what meaning to You.. Because of everybody else wants to do. Be their loyalty you will have cheerful and take things in several excellent opportunities stride. may 5% irs 41 - • 4 . - I I 0 _________________________ C o • PRISCILLA'S POP WHAT ARE I GOING 'TO TALK I ABOUT IN CLASS TOPAY, STUARr • by Al Verm*r I I HEARD IABOUT WHEN I WAS A [UTILE KID.' I ITTHE GREAT TWAIN gB', WILL LAUGH IF OU USE BABY TALK,STUART." V WHO STOLE ALL 'T')'E • COP1E5 OF 'TOM S&WYER FROM THE U9MRy.,f M-(AT BY TALK -7 10 tjfr p 1111111, 5 TU 5AN We.., 4 BUGS BUNNY I 6OTYAA .UTTER. TION PER ALL TP MEAlS X'v flAP ML by Stolfel IH.imdahl or WHEN ON rr' Oc '4i 6T TM' 1179A WIP AT IT LIKO THIS,, CATCH IN funaltioLIE51 SCORPIO cOd 2N 23) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SocIal obligation will have to This would be a good day to tab precedence over activities fulfill, a social obligation that you would preferto be doing. Be you've been putting off. YoUr gracious. Don't let anyone know timing will be perfect because it your true feelings. won't Interfere with anything else. Your new AstroGraph 21)SAGfl7ARIIJS(Nov,23.Dec. Goals may be difficult to Letter tells you what hes ahead reach today,but the are for you from your birthday on. achievable. Ali it takes a ' that little extra effort on your part, PO y 1 N.Y. 10019. Be sire to specify CAPRICORN 'Dec 23-Jan birth sign. 19' V 't buckle under t oday just because difficult GEMINI (May 21-June 20) promem tomes along. In fact, Your first duty should to you may even enjoy the mental family today. Even though exercise of seeking the solution. might have other plans, backrou UP your loved ones if it is called for AQUARIUS(Jan. aFeb. 19) CirCUMStAnCeL There are times when you have CANLtR tJune 214uiy 22) to put the other guy's probiema You am in for too serious a ahead of your own and this is frame of mind today. U you're oneo(thosedays. Give Itagood not you ml even 5 spoil someone else's fun. PC(Feb.20.March2o) If Loosen upa bit. you're thrown together todaY with MP 5Ol) Who is tough to LEO July 23-Aug. 22) Pirch You're feeling in your get along with, mWW the best of Wbook wim put there by it, or it will bother you more it you. so don't take it out on ARMS I March 21-Aprd 19) others if you can't afford to do what you wwt. Unplenimt taks have to get VUW#O(Aug.23-W. 22) put done, so the sooner you tackle the lntereatof others above them the faster you'll be Your own today and you won't through Get an early start so go wrong. You'll profit, YOU CM enjoy Un weekend. . If the bol od the acid inthe BRIDGE AT 1 'RLE&SflfGS' •Q$I$3 A7 154 $2 'Q " I' A J 1074 • $5 SOUTH Q 10963 K $3 #Q9 Vulnerable: Both er West West Neir* Ew sw1h 00 Dbl. Pau 3 9 Pass 4IV Pan Pan Pau or . . .•.4.•. ' ..' '• .. d:.: ...1%; . • )' . . - . . . l ' SL'E WSN LMI5 THEIR mot.v Goo!(J1Nf'$ U .mod =LECTOW [I'M GONP1iA . , ' __ .11 .' . U' .• •• - . . . . I Herald Phetes by Dens D1i5rich Sigma Phi Girls; of the Year are, seated, Grace Marie ineclpher, left, Beth I " BSP - The seven Sanford chapters of Beta Sigma N and the BSP Qty Council gathered at Jerry's Restaurant for the Annual Founder's Day luncheon to celebrate the 48th anniversary of the founding of BSP. •. More than 100 members and guests attended the event which was hosted by Theta Epsilon Chapter with Kathy Wallace as overall chairman and presiding officer. Adding to the festivities in a colorful setting were raffles and door prize& Each person received a goodie beg of favors — compliments of area businesses. • • Helen Hwufler,presido(B3PQtyCouncil, served n mistress of ceremonies. Participating In the program were Ruth Hoffon,Marti Colegrove, Betty Jack, Pat Shaver and Pat Van Winkle. Each chapter president save the &nriusl report and I ; 14 I J -?-' - ) .. - H#AId photo by Tom Nelsel Sam Thomas, left, Drug Action Committee Director. and Dr. Luis Perez prepare for art auction. money. All art is unconditionally guaranteed," Thomas said. Admission is $1 per person with refreshments and door prizes. — Et.13A NICHOLS Search Is On For Outstanding Mom OF THE MONTH The Good Samariatlan Home -Employee of the Nlonth" for May is Ar- I I L xi.. William Clark Court. She has been employed at the homeasanursesaidefor With Mother's Day, May 13, fast approaching, The Herald is embarking on a search for that outstanding Mom. SO We're turning to our readers for some help. If you luiow of a woman who, in your opinion, is deserving of inention as an outstanding mother, let us ktiow. We' llaiaptwitnlnoon May 9tetttrs submitted by read ers, about one to onand.a.haif pages of standard size sheets. telling briefly why a particular woman in our area is deserving of such recognition. Well take it from there. Readers should mail their selections to: Ourselves Editor, The Evening Herald, 300 French Ave., Sanford, Ha. 32771. .-. • completed training as an e mer g ency medical . technician. She I the daughter o .rs. Nlammle Bradley and ls an active member of New Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. ARMAJEME BRADLEY I announced the Girl of the Year. Presidents, chapters and Girls of the Year are as follows: June Helm, Preceptor Beta Liunbda with Grace Marie Stinedpher as Girl of the Year; Pat Johnson, Epsilon Sigma—Louise Silver; Vickie Hall, U Theta EpsilonLinda Morris; Lois Smith, Gamma Lambda — Donna Frank; Pat VanWinkle, Theta Epsilon—Tracey Wight; Qiarkitte Blades, Zeta Xl— Bonnie Jones; and Helen Hamner, City Council—Carol Ann Smith. M& LUIJI " Maria Peru judged the cha*r scrap. books with the Xi Beta Eta scrapbook awarded first place. The doctors and Doris Dietrich, OURSELVES Editor to The Herald, were speciW guests at the luncheon. Helen Hamner installed the IWIV-W officers. (See ac. compwying photos). . - .:. oes %va o hen a e an't Trust Her Guy 0 , , .'.: • - - I • W . -- - -. . . ,5; . '4 '' - .• ' . - " ,• 0. .' • • L~ V_ ' . 1 .' I - I ' .• . • - - - S-. - ,I : .. r- - - --, -'•• ,.• S ., 4 -: - ,; • - •- . - -. • . I . t . - ... . ; ' ' '. 1£ ' I ;. . - - ' I '' ' ' . si ' ': - •:1" : - S . :'.-. __ ' Getting Married? f Other officers installed were seated. Margie Beine, left, recording secretary, and June Helms, vice president; standing, Pat Van. winkle, left, corresponding secretary; and Vickie Hall, treasurer. Helen Hamner, left, retiring president of Beta Sigima Phi City CouncH. presents the gavel to - DEAR ABBY: I've been 1 married. thcwaytokevpdguylsbyN(yI going with Tony for to years. Well, 1 was wrong. After that giving in to hiiii I ish I hadn I'm 35 and divorced, and Tony I evening I didn't hear one word is 34 and never been married SORRY IN WV. froin him. Finally I ran into hun He's a t ma DEAR SORRY: I ill. txid I by accident three weeks later, tYPe. and his attitude toward inc was maybe your experleuci' ui I If Tony has his pad and I have Completely different. fie acted help some other girl %hen she mi ne. He suggested giving up has that decision to make. like a stranger, his place and moving W with 1 (ccl so cheap. III had known Getting married: Whether me, but I told him nothing doing unless I get that ring on my call MY in-laws, "Mom and then what I know now, I never you want a formal church finger. Now lie's after nic to Dad," she becatue very upset would have given In. But there's viedding or a simple do-your. marry him. I love hisn, Abby, and said, "WE are the only nothing I caii do about it now. own-thing ceremony, get butiei'tttbuii,WhenFi Morn and Dad you will ever I wasted something very Abby's new booklet, -11ow ot at his place he always unplugs have, so please find some other precious on someone who Have aLevelyWedng"nd the telephone I've also seen liiUflCb for your it and didn't $1 and a long, stmped 12s cents) self-addressed envelope adviet Abby? appreciate it. evidence of other women there DAUGHTER' to Abby Ifl Lasky Drive, (Ladies clothes, cosmetics, Please keep telling girls that Beverly hills, Calif. 90212. etc. ) DEAR DAUGHTER: Tell So what does a gal do when )our mother that calling you in. she loves a guy she can't trust? laws "Mom asW Dad" in w way He says things could be dif. diminishestbe veryqwcial love erent If we were immarried. you ye or your oun parentL What do you think'? And furdwrmore, shwe YOU HUNGUPONTONY feel comfortable calling your Engagement and wedding forms are available at the Herald office to announce these events. The forms may be DEAR HUNG UP: A gail wbo In-laws "Mom and Dad," Uwe Is no reason to find other umes accompanied by professional black and white photo. loves, a guy she can' t tr f or them. graphs If a picture is desired with the announcement, t kno wbat misery 6. 121wries kInL Tbiggs DEAR ABBY: I have known weeks of the wedding. could be different all right. this guy for two years, but we They could be WORSE. hlaigon didn't get really serious about to your nge blessedness. tath other until vum months I' DEAR ABBY My husband ago liii 18 and lie's 19 He kept trying to get nit to go to bed wdlhayeeachtalleduwown -M d with hiw, and l kept saying no. ce IniiituoiI ° c c many 1 gave in 116C Ids Parents and, after 1 really was hi luve with him, severW years 1 finaily feel Abby.I'm no tranip. I thought it &rnfodab1etaUIngIusparats would bringusijoser together. 4iwg,eJ fl Morn and Dad Maybe eve,i get him to figure FINE FOOD %1wn InY 11iother heard nic out some way we could get Dear • • - GUL'rIIS .v4 . HOME EMPLOYEE Preceptor Beta Lambda, and Carol Ann Smith, City Council; standing, Donna Franks, from left, Gamma Lambda; Tracey Wight, Theta Epsilon; Linda Morris, Xi Theta Epsilon; Louise Sliver, Xi Epsilon Sigma; and Bonnie Jones, Zeta Xi. Am LO*IS LIVES LIKIA F5H*ONi'HE . a A bid of a new iuit after your suit bldtotwothatsays: "Partnor RyOswaMJae.by doubleton here. If '°' strongth is in Aut ijust bid three of M . U. Your OSn5 elsewhere, we besong In . a weak two bid against you I ill UPtoYOU to not into the INZMAM VMRPM ANN.) am at some risk. If YOU Make 41 U&SWA (Form copy oIJACOSY MOD-: dotable, your parbw Will end 81 to: "Win at 11y have to go to the &!dÔ.,' care of this newsg1.-: level U he W" P11f. P0. BOX 4W. Abdio Station, New York, N.Y. 10019.),: a VAL ~EES &A5flN *HEN YOU 61T ThAT PHONY' MAP-- WE - .a spond at the Uuree level SpeciflMfy, if you do you re' are guaranteeing a minimurn of six or seven high-* card points. Thus If South held aeakrhaihewould have to respond two. notrumn. This would *110w North là bid three clubs, whereupon South could pass with chibe or bid his own sult if he didn't like clubs. . Give South a really hand and North might find lf but that is an occupational hazard for all bridge player who refuse to hide their heads in the und for safety. omit. . — . •' . - . . . ' .. r , -: I . A The Drug Action Committee of Seminole County will host an Art Exhibition and Auction Saturday, at the Altamonte Civic Center. The exhibition will begin at7p.m., followed by the acuflon at 8 P.M. Exclusive editions of original graphics, oils and watercolors by international award-winning artists, such as Rockwell, Hennie School of Paris Artists and many more w he on display. Dab, Picasso, Mfro and agal1 will al herepresented. About 300 pieces rt will he on exhibition. A catalog of all the art work will be presented to each guest. Attendance is by invitation. However, by calling the Drug Action Committee, invitations may still be obtained, ccord1g to Sa Thomas, Dor. Money raised from the auction wfllhe used for work by the Dg Action Committee. "Each piece of art work comes with a certificate of authenticity. s is a fine way of investing in something of value instead of Just donating .. ... __________________ 460 TO IT, ':,& . • . The. eerta have d.v.l-l. oped an unusual way of respondin to cover this. Stan aand John NOT fAD AiIMY uction ToBenef*1 t Dru Action : A Nevada reader ash: "What ii short suit game #K by COUNT by Bob Ihaves - ' NORTH se # A VKJ54 # A 1076 K6 32 WE" EAST rt A ,. .. . WIN . . . digestive process continues health? SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST . .. *itire body Immediately Inactivated. true — ' rthe' bandies sugar. Who's right? atdoean'tmattertoomih Then recently I heard a New because once the food is emo* York "or Interviewed on TV tied into the small intelltine, thO enzyme$ from about milk and he uld milk ' pancreas enter e gas In the upper th caused di gestive tract and often caiLsed intestine and breddown wi the ulcers of the stomach. A woman starch and carbohydrates for asked him about mother's milk YOU. andheaidnotmorethan for Perhaps one of the better t a• reasons for chewing your food I'm ona diet for diabetes and quite a little while is t It I'm supposed to use a prolongs eating. People who of milk four times a day wiw wait long enough will find meals and with a bedtime they're satisfied with less food snack I asked the doctor I andthatsomctImeshelps avoid should p the milk and U5 eating too many calories. calcium tableU and he looked Now about milk. It's perfectly at me crossly and said, "Drink your milk." What do you think? true that it can be irritating to. the digestive tract in many, DEAR READER — First I adults. The milk sugar may not, think you were very 5tt tO beabeorbedandthlsmaycause tow away the laxatives. I'm gasanddlea — apto sending you The Health Letter very rnilar to those noted for number 124, Laxatives, spastic colon. That don not Enemas and Suppositories, to mean that milk isn't a good food: give you a p or that people shouldn't : derstoinding Of this problem- NO is our major source Other readers who want in- calcium. Calcium found in. formati about this can send some vegetabiesactually can't50 cents with a long, staPd, even be absorbed. Since you self-addressed envelope for It. have had no symptoms of Send your request to me in cam difficulties from milk, I see no' of this newspaper, P.0 BOX reason why you shouldn't: 1551, Radio City Station, New continue it. You certainly need * York, NY 10019. Most people the calcium. 10 advance / Friday, May 4, 197-7A Lamb •• by Howie Schneider LOVE CETAIk)LY IS A 1 Evening Hirald, San ford, Fl. shouldn't. It's a very bud habit. Idoubi your doctor was really, in y mouth cross with He probably: contains an enzyme which don just wanted to emphasize how* break down starch. That's one important it was that you: advantage to chewing your have ups your: food. When you havequitea bit diet. Aren't you gad he Cares: of solid food and the saliva is enough about you to be con-:mind in the center of the food cerned you didn't follow the HOROSCOPE A Dr. on 58 AUNCHING--- You, MR. OURSELVES All my life I Was taught to l9Chinese 40Legum. philosophy 41 Burst open 21 Some (prefix) 43 Irish clan 23 New York 44 Bow DOWN 28 Upon by Mort Walker .1EV' WHICI4 )'THEOPPS ARE 5050. TASTE ONE AND 'S THE SOUP FINP OUT AND W141CH is MY SCRUB 1 22US5.rv?ce branch 24 Mock-up _______ Tharik the e advice tothrow Fn yo laxatives Into the trash can an train the bowels naturally. I did Jugthatandl'mverygrateful fortheadvice. DEAR DR. JAMB AN AP EINIT 17 Environment 59 Author of agency abbr.) A' To Chewing Food 0 T PS CI N 4 17 1 0 Fl flirtstiously 58 Tim. zone 16 Portion out (abbr.) _______________________________________________________________ es E stick 12 Elliptical 14 measure (p1) 56 "6 %T H;L.$) 10 Singletons Advan tag Answer to Previous Puzzle A A45E g I by Chic Youno - ' ' • V44ft FIRST vi ." YOU 1 'I jIfl !I t - g' ' :i'j&,. :,, *Act 'i.5'4 .i,_ - •, -. THI Ii — £4. I Hemerocallis Show Set XW Ii i ______ Zoornis — by T. K. Ryan wim SUCH stsmv HEMIN6HOWJW W U Li.ft — -- -• NM I" PY1HJNKIN& - QUIWIHINGSINL.IFL _y_ V IJUS11PPA • Florida Ow show citairman. Judges will Bemero'1is Society is having be Jean and B Norris of its spring show Saturday, f Sanford. Justine Lee on the 11 p.m., at the Winter Park planning conunittee. Several Mail Itisopento the public Local growers will have their DavW Klm:hbolf of Sanford is gardens open for tour. IILL ': SOUNDOF SUNSHINE SWEETADELINES • PRESENTS ' caSSooro • - -. - • - - ' ,.. -'.5. . ..:.. - . -':.. - ... . -....... - • ..•.•. •- .•. .•••.,. arnag t 0 c1s gatkered for a prososlid The 8siAwest C.mmaMy Meetal Healtb Coaler $221 dey ef f , 3uis sxsclve director, fri. left, Heury Grooms, vice r• pm $d8saM Sthe, Eaves CR Club, and Mn. La Rosa Wbke acce$e dsiIles for lb. enter. . , , - - - .---- —' —" - ------.- --'-- 111111 I1I iI • . - - - - - SATURDAY, • and - ' • m.saah IvirEsgIe'sCRClueldasp'nDay.The&iperSlar. free (kiands Espos trim Daytosa, were I •___ N . MENTAL HEALTH 1 •1 4 IPeIWMin.N.te " •.. -S 'S • - I Fried Shrimp — Fried Chicken Himmmade - - '— ... A wedding, rehearsal dinner, party, in. Ue stallIllition, etc.? Let us serve you in the unia atmosphere of our old Sanford colonial Our pas Are moderate and we promise that "special touch" for your special night. The I' Inn is other timies by arrangement. TRADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER : 1,11 Roast leef— Ham Steak I , I ' - I Central - . ' TUMBLEWIEEDS im L - :3OP. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER ulm DAPPER DAN$. ETCETERA SOUND OF SUNSHINE .EDIOSE Children Under 12 $2.$ TssorCef Lunch' F11.2 Dinnerihurs Sa t se SundsyOinnsr:3.3 315 s Park Avenue, Sanford____ For Nisirvations: I ____ - 3231255 ' - - II �I IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Mat4,1n Legal Legal Notice Notice r IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND -- CITYOFcASEL*VRY Winter Woos Boulevard, for a FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. BOARDOPA)JUSTM,NT distance of 27741 feet; thence S. 0 FLORIDA Gas Rationing Near NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that degrees 20' 20" W. for a dIstance a CIVIL ACTION NO. 7f.SU-CA*K 17111 feet; thence S. degrees 39' JAMES E. LEE and wife, VIVIAN the CIty of Caswlbeery Boerd of Adlustm.nt will hold a publIc J. LEE. 10" E. along the South line of the arg. Mr. Hubert E. Miles, NE¼ of Section 33. TownshIp 21 South. Range 30 East, for a Plaintiff, owner, Is requesting a variance from Section 2S.1 (C) UI the City UI distance of 369.50 feet to the -vsr i C a if o r n a n s Westerly right-UI-way line of State JAMES DIX HOUSTON. JR. and CasillbetTy Cide if Ordiiiasces to I.. Road No. 436; thence run N. 21 wife, JO ANN HOUSTON. allow Construction of a sIx (6) foot government familiar with the degrees 33' 10" W. along said FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF fence in lieu of th, allowed thirty. Os ANGELES (UP!) The Westerly right.of.way line for a SE M I NO L E, SE M I NO L E twO (32) inch fence In th, front and proposal said the "basic distance of soline drought came with a 300.01 feet to the point of MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, JAMES side yard. The parcel Is legally thrist" was the oddevefl day inning. DEC LA R I NO A. COHEN and MARTHA C. described as:; nch to the auto-dependent AIIUIIOt521,fland23andb,ginat formula used in some areas of AVAILABILITY OF MUNICIISAL COHEN and AMERICAN STEEL ti Angeles' area Thursday the northeast coiner Of lOt 20, run SERVICES: DEFINING CONDI. FENCE COMPANY, INC. OF the nation during the energy Gay. Edmund G. Brown Jr. thence south 26 degrees 35' east to TIONS OF ANNEXATIONS: PRO. ORLANDO. crisis of 1974. Lake Triplett, thence northeasterly ppared to announce today the Defendants. VIDING ZONING CLASSipICA' onuid laketothisoutheast corner NOTICEOFACTION "There are exceptions in the TION: REDEFINING THE COR Ibt steps toward gas rationing. 0 slid lot 20. thence northwesterly plan for emergency and essen- PORATE LIMITS OF CASSEL TO: JO ANN HOUSTON -'lile Brown proposal basically last known mailIng address: to the point of bglnnlng, all In block BERRY. FLORIDA TO INCLUDE tial serVices," one state official SAID is a revival of the "oddeven" A, Trlplett Lake Shores SubdIvision, 1453 Lakeside Estates PARCEL OF LAND IN THE tmnt according to map or plat thereof as said, "police and fire depart- MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID p1n used in some areas in the Houston, Texas, 71012 recorded In Plat Book I, Page ii of CITY: AUTHORIZING AMENDments, ambulances, perhaps 1974 gas shortage, limiting YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the Public Records of Seminole MENTOF CITY MAP TO IN. scxne other categories." that action an to pCuthases to every other day. foreclose a mor. County, Florida. CLUDE THE ANNEXATION gage on the following proprty In Public hearing wIll be held on •' A state government eotrce HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR THE seminole State Energy Commission County, Florida: Thur$day,May17, 1919,atl:30P.M. Jsaid Brown has the power f) RIGHT AND PRIVILEGES FOR Chairman Richard Maullin The East 110 feet of Lot 12, intheCasselbllryCityHall,93Lak, CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; declare an emergency and confirmed existence of the plan FLORIDALANDANDCOLONIZA. TriplestDrlve,orassoonther.after COy. BROWN SEVERABILITY; AND EFFEC. TION COMPANY'S CELERY as possible. impose such a plan statewide, lIVE today, saying the final version DATE. PLANTATION. Less the South 510 Dated thIs 1st day of May, 1979 but It was expected the plan WHEREAS, there has been filed feet, according to the Plat thereof was competed late Thursday A survey by the Automobile as Mary W. Hawthorne, with the City Clerk of the City of recof In Plat Book 1, Page 129,01 night. City Clerk Club of Southern California may go into effect only for the Casselberry, Florida, a petition for the Public Records of Seminole Publish: May 1, 1919 state's urban counties, and Invitations were sent during indicated the shortage °' annexation signed by the landowner County, Florida. DEJ-22 after county officials request it. of the area sought to be annexed p, been filed against the night to county government particularly on weekends you and you consenting to and requestIng an. are reiired to serve a copy of your Santa Clara county already leaderstomeetgateoffjcJsin LIQAL. NOTICE will get progressively worse, I nexalion and zoning of that parcel Iflen defenses, II any, to it on S. BOARD OF COUNTY COM. has done so, the source said. Sacramento Monday to give and there were Indications the __________________________ specificai;y described herein; and KIRBY MONCRIEF of MISSIONERS WHEREAS, the CIty Council of SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE their reactions and decide area could be virtually out of the City of Florids, MONCRIEF. Attorneys for theretofore atCasselberry, a whether they want their coun- gas on the Memorial Day ___________________________ separate sealed bids for the LegalNotice regular meeting of Plaintiff. Post Office Box 2279, followIng Items will be received at ties covered by the rationing weekend. the City CouncIl has approved the Sanford, Florida 32771, and file the the office of the Purchasing .nt, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE petition signed by the landowner of original with the Clerk of the abeve lan, he said. A source high In the Brown Room 417, SemInole County Cour. IS HEREBY GIVEN that the area sought to be annexed, Court on or before May 30. 1919; those, Sanford, Maullin indicated Brown government told UP! the ad- byNOTICE Florida, 32771, until virtue of that certain of consenting to and requesting the ofherIu, a Judgment may be 10:00 AM., May 2), 1979,, at *tiith Would Impose the provisions ministration "has been dis- Execution Issued out of andWrit under annexation of said parcel and has entered against you for the relief time and place bids wilt be publicly th seal of the COUNTY Court of considered tuesday at the earliest. thoroughly the demanded In the Complaint, cussing for weeks some way to opened and read: - 'CLASSIFIEJ): -• Seminole U•US•UUU.l.i... ADS Orlando - - . :' - Winter Park 831-9993 322-2611 I CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES ltinii ................. 4k a III* 3$c a 7cofiuiCutlVetInhI$.....3SC a tin. i HOURS 6:00 - AM. MONDAY lcofIeacvtivetImeS 5:30 P.M. thru F RI DAY - . . . . i1 tin. 3 Lines Minimum _________________________ DEADLINES _ ( Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon C Fiday - 1$4leited _____________________________ PROBLEM? Phone 357.3333 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32771 Engineers Forfamlllesorfriunchof prdelemdrinkars Forfuture information call 211fl Dqluxe 2 BR 1½ b $213; 1 BR $165. Both in attractive 5 yr. old apt. bldg., walk to downtown, laundry mat, fenced patio, C A. C w-w carpet. Adults, no pets. Call 617.1644 3rmaptw.bIipph Sanford area. Prefer Sr. Citizen couple. $113 1 mo security. 322-2136. 21222. _________________________ Agency Trainee personalityisthekeytosucc,ss. Excellent opportunity for plenty of roomS for advancement. Enthusiastic only need apply. Call323-3176forAppointment. .. _________________ - _________________________ ______________________ SANFORDCOURT APARTMENTS 3301 S Sanford Avenue "Ergy Efficient" studio apt. Ideal for single person many security features, attic storage, Exp. laborers for Masons. DeltonaArea.OwnTrans, 574.2522 aft. 7. - A COLORFUL FUTURE ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life Is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 644 fabric covered walls, shag 'carpeting, heat, air, 13 built in power savers to reduce .1. bills. Onsite manager.3233301. I BR furn apt. Adults, nopets. 5133. 322 2296 aft. 1. 3079 fordetails, AVON - Experienced glass cutter; exp. ic. enc. installer. Apply lnperson to Howe's Glass & Sc. Co., 1401 S. French Ave. ______ . Call 322-6261. BR 11/2 B stove S ref. AC. Walk tostores, Sanford Middle School. $350 a mo. first & last, 6 mo. lease. Ref. __________________________ . , mo. 351-2310, Tony Coppola Assoc. LET'S BE HONEST _____________________________ __________________________ if you weren't looking for a new GIRLS * , career you wouldn't be reading thlsad,andifwewer.n'tloolilnu ______ wouldo't be here. II you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1-0002-0103 anytime for • { ____________________ necessary. Apply in person Daytona Beach-oc.an front Apt 5. (904) 252.9491. ____________________ LPN, Full time & part time. Apply _____ in person Lakeviow Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St. ____ _____________________ MODERN OFFICE BUILDING General mechanic, truck 1 tractor, sm. motors helpful. , O*Tl foote Salary open. Seminole Harness Raceway, 2000 Seminole Blvd., CENTRAL AIR, LOTS OF PARKING. STRAGETIC LOCA. -TION ON 17-92 SANFORD. READY JUNE 1ST. 5600 MONTH. Cassalberry. _______________________ Selgier Realty Broker MAINTENANCE 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 321-0610,327.1377,M$4333 - General Maintenance work imds 0. buildings. Carpentry & plumbing helpful. Seminole Harness Raceway, 2000 _ Blvd.,Casselberr). STOP AND THINK A MINUIE. . . .IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T SE ANY. ____________________ MECHANICTRA,NEE For V.W.'s 3293962 _________________________ 3B-ti - Young couple, w.dog, desires rental house, Sanford area. Accounting Clerk must beexp. Accts. nc, billing, like bookkeeping I general Office duties. Good typing skIlls requinet Position avail. im. medIately. $350 no. + good fringe benefits. Located on SR 46,)Omi. E.of Mt. Dora.904.313. Collect 904-25$UO2. _________________ aiaiid to suit our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 7331245. 615. " M. Unsworth Realty ___________________ NEWCOMERI - ____ - Experlencedgardenorlo, Mariners Village. Fulitime Cal1333.WO WHY SAVE IT SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost classifIed Ad. ... A call ftom you WIll blinga Pm4Pt SN 11501 on' $ t NOTICEOPACTION CLERK TYPIST II TO- MAURICE WHEELER and RespOnsible (or typing ad perANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING of this ordinance proves to be In. VIRGINIA MAE WHEELER, I$ farming various clerical & WITHIN THE CORPORATE valid, Unlawful or uecanstfttillonal, bands to of wile, whose rftldence eu,. in general Office duties as alio • LIMITS OF THE CITY OF it shall not be held to Invelhiste or UNKNOWN, and wll.W Ia$9 required. Graduation from high with it CASSELIER NY, FLONIDA, AN Impair validity, force or effect ci SChOOl, typing and a minimum 01 melting oddness Is IARLVILLI, AREA OP LAND SITUATE AND any oIlier section or psi? of this district.•c. (CoercliI) The os ysat' Offics Clerical BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, ordinance parcel is Is,sIIy NEW YORK 13232. perience; or a combinat oi YOU ARE NOTIFIED that dui as: FLORIDA, AND MORE PAR. SECTION VII: ANNEXED ARIA action Ii foreclose a Morigage en triIn4AgandixperI, TypeS s..im.in. a u. Inter,tIen TICULAULY DESCRIBED AS RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES-That ,pa . FOLLOWS: line et Ne foltenkis Pl•iPIdY IS $SIINISIO egin at the In. upon this ordinance becoming •• WW Weeds Boulevard and me County. Florida: tersectlenolttieNsttherlyniglit.of.. fictive, . the property owner in the Westerly ni.5-efwe IWe of $.R. T)wWestWSleelUIlhusIastlN.31 APPLY IN PERSON TO: way line UI Winter Woods Battle- ab nitisdaimexedares shall p SEMINOLECOUNIY of lieteftlle$ewhs$lis001thlSNW* a, as siwen en vardaiidthe Westerly iigM.UIway be intifted to all of the nlgbls CETAOPFICE liii NJ*IIMI IA of Ne WiederwosdaUnit 1,asracildadln '' Ike oIS.R.No.46,assluuwnsnffie privileges and Immunities as ore p. Bush 11. on pegs SeonoleCounty 1.t of Wkder IS sQ the SeUthHit IA Of Ihe Siulkost k of UnIt f?Qnitlmefetimqdetermloidby lie PimlIcRIcor*of i Nhh1M5'hus1on recorded Iii Pie? i4sueiy, . IIdilS4.TowWeltpISIsitIIi, Range '5 a 1'1,'5asgoverning authorIty UI the City Of Florida: 10 North Part Avenue 31 lad, sentlnsle County, FlorIda, the Public Niceidi ci Thence run $69 dW Casselberry. Florida, hid tIll Sanford, Plieldi ' ,; w. .iow N,. .s.' -.=ly rio. has b5S1 flied ageb1 VS III VOW County. Florida: hence runs. 49 pray lJoigheCj$y line it winter weeds ssrequWedfowacppyef derees 5' 31" W. ale?,, the Nit .Csssslberry, Florida in ac Nues wa, ii any, is it en Various oilier CETA Positions are * diofn€_0 mu Iherly nlghit*wey Ibis 0 cord.nc.w$tp, Chapter 111464, Laws available, please inquire at the feet; Thence S. gdwosw w' w. ROGER L. BERRY, Plaintiff's w. s ulivard. lit' a distance, Of psj, 1974. above office. O. for • EhiSsncs a' 174.61 lest; Thence attorney. whew addnoas in 350.6 leeS; thincs run N. 21 dweei SECTION V(M: EFFECTIVE DUAWIR 0, (*10 lAST CON s. o degrees 30' 1P U. 33' 0" W. for a distance OATE-TIII ordinance slur $sWIti$ineOfIheNIieI5icfle,31. MUCIAL) SANFORD. FLORIDA ANEQUALOPPORTUNITY ofgrsEs 351 fist; rue N. 0.of became Ifledive 35 days after Its EMPLOYER Tomiebip :1 isustu, Rang. *laat, 31771, in or before Ne 1Sdsy Of *'i.theme Isv a distance I.s, 1979, and Ne fob irnOf with S. tile WiefillY n101 3101 READING SI day ii ssij fob Clerk ii thin COW? elm., W• wsyllneof R. M. 136: thencerun. FIRST a' Ai. AD PflISIWrs alterawor r -- N. 5.11 ' I SECOND READING lIds Oh day i Immidl.t.Sv thereafter, lIk1il a s' . ' w. .me Westerly rhght.iI.way Ike, Ne of APrIl. , i,,,. N Iy. a VS di I0fieSlStk5PSWof ______ FINAL READING AND ISSanClei35Illlitfl*sF,hi*if for Ibo relief mInded IS foe and. WM?1115$ RiOfanbis St Ne ADOPTION lids Rh'day 0 AprIl. A. loghIIJOn$, Cep,,lsw, iptorsidien elm. Si rv,rIlld.. D. IWO. WITNI$ImyheIidlmdftisssalW Public hearing will N bell Of.way line it winier WildS APPROVED: Tlistnsdsy,Miyu,m9,efl:$p.u. Ibis Cost let day eQ May. , Boulevard an the WadirlY '' Sill I. DrIer, Mayor In Cnirlu'ry City Nell. 31 Late 1979. etway Ike ii LI. Ni. 436 as' _______________________________ if Casoolbesry, . -Trip aps.en*vum., (BEAU deewn en Ni - at WWt W5 Florida 'AfliliW'N. BeLispS*. JF.' UnN1 OSneWIS POst INk 1$. ATTEST: Clerk Of *i'CltCt COW? his We leg UI . 1999. pssI1&of*aPuIkR1perdsoi M y V $5in I " .rr - pngssMattee. $111 liii bt0 ctwrgs, 0MG Informeflon; and to tulip with you, shopClidi of from lOCal NW Ifs,d • DON'T$TORI 7 - _ _ _ _ list _ . . ___ __ . ne... . ' U. - June, Service en •_ this ________ _ ______ ______ _ , _______ . j I ____ _____ • you wsrt effectively ass if ilOOM,dO,OUtMaI. well wish people, If ss, we flied ci.tIf ill dental assistant & expeniencel receptionist f r dental iffiçp. Sanford. msla9' . en ' . 0 _ , I, -- -- - , - ___ - - . ___ - _ -___-._-- CIty the _ asumersy,.atw.,Im, DIV the fill *Iiiri Niwl hove filler eep. '$ply ___ Clerk .' - SIlO " ' _ - rideIek::May4.wpp.' - --. - 'Cabbies _______ - - -, __ '-' 11 C:RIST ORIIN& Caltogs S11N1N dNlring YARD. _ _ WOSK..C.N bii INC. REALTORS 600.35. - NN:.Iho7p,,,33197 THE SPOILER! 3 BR, 7 Bath Home In Idyilwilde of Loch Arbor on Lovely Lot! Central H. AC, DR. FR , Breakfast Bar, Eq. 6 ACRES OVIEDO AREA WITH 3 BEDROOM HOME. ONLY $59,000. TERMS NEGOTIABLE. -, - S32sv335.911 eves. 54-Garage Sales for $63,200! 103 Parkview Or. Sunland, 9 to Sat. Old cash register, household goods, many odds S. ends. NEAT AS A PIN I BR, 2 Bath Home with Central H-AC, w-w Carpet, Dining Area, Rear Fenced Yard! Like New and In ALMOST NEW ULTRA MODERN 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH DOUBLE GARAGE. LOADED WITH EXTRAS. 559.500. $40,000! don't understand it: five Ph.D.'s, three M.B.A.'s, four M.A.'s, and we spend the night talking about crabgrass!" LEISURELY LIVING! 3 BR, 2 Bath Home on Lake Sylvan! Your OWN Pool & Patio, w-w Carpet, OR. Eq. Eat-In Kitchen, FR, and Many More Extras! BPP WARRANTED. Reduced to 2 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME EN. CLOSED CARPORT. NEW ROOF, PRESENTLY RENT. ED, NEEDS NEW FINANCING. $20,900 TOTAL. $52,000! SEIGLER REALTY 41-Houses remodeled w-w Carpet, Lg. 5cr. Porch, New Roof and More! Wow, only $33,500! BROKER 2139 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1! - Sanford 321.06.40 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 668-8335 qualified buyer, $30,000 to $31,000. Low down payments. 3 BR, 2 bath, Fam. Rm,. double corner lot. $30,900. 3 BR, 1'.2 bath Sunland Estates, carport, large screened porch, drapes, range I Ret. Super clean, $37,500. We are loaded! Something for everybody TV's 8. all kinds of items dbl. car garage, turn., negotiable. Will sell VA or FHA. $31,900. Multiple Listing Service m 2565 REALTORS PARK floors. Lg. FR with fireplace. $39,300. Branch Office NEW THROUGHOUT 2 BR, 1 bath-Cm. A-H. Hardwood floors, fireplace, full DR. 323.3237 SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. Fenced backyard, corner lot. $26,100 SOMETHING SPECIAL 24 Ft. Terry Travel Trailer. Self contained. Ready to go. Brand new 3-1, secluded but in town, ~ acre, 1350 ft. living area, garage. C.H&A, Builders own home. Many extrasl $36,500. C A. A. MCCLANAHAN,-BROKER 106-A S. Park 322-5997 It 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. $15,500 47-Real_Estate Wanted 3 pius acres w-2 old frame homes on Country Club Rd, Zoned Agriculture, $30,000. Losing your home I credit? I will catch up back payments 5. buy equity. 3fl 02)6. (3) 2½ acre tracts, wooded. $1,250 ii. Small down owner hold, NEW LISTING AT veniently located near school I shopping. $12,000. 1012 MYRTLE MAYFAIR 3 BR older 2 story remodeled by architect owner. New shake Shingle roof. Perfect Stting for antiques. $69,50. This 2 BR home with a pleasant sun rm. is shown by appt. only. YouIl appreciate its imm. cond. Recently re-roofed & new sewer line. Close to downtown & churches. $21,500. RIVER FRONT build your dream home. Has a scenic view of the St. Johns Rlver.2 101515*170 ii. Frontage on deep water canal 300 from river, surrounded by lovely homes. $20,000 ia WEEKEND HIDE-A-WAY OR YEAR AROUND LIVING Harold Hall Realty Enioy clean fresh cool water running by your front door. Swim, fish or just relax on your own private estate & "castle" near Rock Springs Pk. $66,750. InCREALTOR, MLS -323.5774DayorNight REALTY WORLD. THE BWECOATS ARE COMING On May 5th & 6th the associates from J. B. Steelman Real Estate, will be ringing your door bell to collect for the MUSCULAR - DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION. ((13) The Real Estate Agency REALTORS HELP JERRY HELP HIS KIDS, WNER SAYS SELL EVERY. THING! 10 acre farm near Geneva Includes mobile home, variety of farm anlmals-"as is" tractor & More $33,130. *23YALEAVE.3 BR, 1 bath, close to Shopping & in quiet neighborhooO. New Listing. Excellent investment for rental. Only $26,300. *Markham Woods Rd. 3 BR,2 I, 4 acre country estate. Complete with horse stable I pasture, also quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees. Appt. onlyl *44 Acres county acreage w. citrus grave & SRIO frontage in Geneva. Allenhon J,velop.rs I good price & terms. Sanford's most well.know progressive, Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, es perienced or newly licensed Now! Eargest Listing Inventory )ominant Adv.rllshni SE Hour Sales Training Member Realtors I ERA lionel Referral Service ull.Time Office Sup.rvislin Compatible Associates Over 73 Years Expirmnce - *1 Acre bldg. lots w-paved rd. frontage & beautiful oak trees in Osteen. Good terms. For a confidential discussion of your career In Real Estate. call Herb Stenstrom, Realler.Owner, 0323.3*. - Stenshom Realty Realtors 75-Recreational Vehicles 1974 Impala Travel Trailer, 21' sell-contained, cxc. cond. $3500. . 12 Open Road Chevrolet motor home Self Contained Used very little. 3227126 62-Lawn.Garden Wyrtore Rd., Altamonte. 007.74$] LIGUSTRUM PLANTS I 10 2ft high, $1.25 ea. Christmas lay away, there was only $116 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for 5)16 cash or take up payments 01 $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 131-1714 day or Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 5101 SUPER HOME 3ITE IN EXECUTIVE AREA NEAR DOWN. TOWN. STONES THROW TO LAKE MONROE $23,000. VARIOUS OTHER LOTS IN LX. ECUTIVE AREAS FROM *10.000 PACKAGE DEALS AVAILABLE TO BUILDERS WITH SELLER FINANCING. PUPPIES FOR SALE DOBERMAN PINCHERS 606$. 349-5256 SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL. THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. SEIGLIN REALTY BROKER 24395. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321-O4O Orlando 327-1577 DsLand 6688335 Lhaa Apso.sm Tibetan sentinel housedogs. Beautiful AKC pups of cxc. quality. $1301175. 323. 5994. Beauty Care estImate. 323-1881; Landscaping Cox Camper Sleeps 6 $)000rmakeoffei- WANTED: Washers, refri. geratoss, ranges, any condition. 327 2116 Hide a bed queen size mattress, -- Cordovan vinyl old English styling. $330. 365 6)49. 323-7050 eremicTile BUY SELL TRADE iii 315 E First SI 177-3677 S pc. BR suite new, $239; 3 Pc. LR new $399 Loveseat $41.93 I. up; 72-Auction WILSON MAIER FURNITURE - JOHNNY'S BACK Piney Woods Aucbon Every Saturday at 7 p.m. located on SR 4)5, II ml. north of San ford We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc. by the piece or house lull Freepick up on consigned mdse. at 30 pct. 332-2210. coffee table The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results. La Service General Landscaping. Rosp specialists, top soil S fill dirt, MEINTZER TILE New or rdpair, leaky showers our lawn maint. & tree trimming. 323-2941. specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 869 $547. Light limuling essmeklng Yard Debris, Trash Appliances IMisc. (LOCAL) 34 5371 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery - 3220701 MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 322-2611 or $31 9993 and a friendly Ad-Visor Painting . Painting by Anthony Corino. Interior, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 322-0011. will help you. Electrical BURFIELD'S Electric Service & Repair. Industrial, comm. & Residential 322-9334 74 Hrs. Glass a Screen BODEN Painting...paper Hanglng...free est. Professional workmanship, quick, quality, Courteous %ervk.44J.47$3, DANNY'S PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting Licensed-insured. Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 322.9160 icreen-porches, pool end. ,wds. All type re-glazing & wd. install. Free Est. Mr Taylor 322-5545. Grooming a beerEng AhjuiAL HAVEN Dig- & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air coed. cages. 322-5732. Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy I. Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. Gouth & spraying 323-0049 call anytime. !ormerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 319 E. lst St.. 322-5742 Buy WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 323-1731. matching end tables $3t, Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.93 So. of Sanford. 333-6721. a 68--Wanted to - 323 I965aIt 1pm. ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress $2393 ae. Pr.; NEW with 2 Choice well located Residential LOS In Sanford 75 * 125. paved 5t. 322-4157. No ob too large or small. Corn plete lawn service. Free 2 complete twin beds 51-H Home Repairs siding, wds., anything to repair the home. $30 6309 Sam. 3736159 aft. 6. KULP DECORATORS Since 1931 327 2335 Sanford Auction 1313 S French 3237340 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS FrFe Est. 323 0429 at te 5:30 Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 fern Extremt'ly gentle, good w children, needs room to run. All shots. FREE togood home Only! 109W. 1st Sanford, 322-1721. item OOOli hotel $30 set, - Howo lnthofl Painting, carpentry, paneling, Appliance Great Pyrennes all white. I yr old Large selection foam backed drapes, prints 50 x 84, $I1.SOpr.; solids 18 x 81 $10 50 pr. Custom upholstery carpets. Free Estimates. 7 pc dinettes $49.93 & up; Ref. $501 up; El. stove $101 up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1793 So. of find him listed in our Business Service Directory. 77 Volare, good ccnd... door sedan, take over payments, nothing down. 322-7902. JACK FROST- Cent. eai & Air Coed. Service, Free Esi. on ",h. Comm. & Res. 37Z-O2OL 65-Pets.Siipplies Need dumping site for old concrete & gravel. Call collect I 303 656 4 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll $350 Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 64-Equipmentfor Rent $100 ACRE WOODED HOME SITE WEST OF I-ION PAVED ROAD $II,. 1967 Mustang Convertible V.0, PS, PB, many extras $1900. 322-7349aft 7 322-7511 aft 5. Air Coed. & Heating FILL DIRTS TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3237510 We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $650 was FICES, NEAR NEW K MART, $14,900. TERMS. JUST MAI(E PAYM!NTS-'49 t 75 models. Call 339.9)00 or $341605 (Dealer). 365 3342 50-'Mscellaneous for Sale 100 FT. FRONTAGE ZONED OF Tuesday & Saturday at 1:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904-235$111 for further detajls From $lOto$50 Call 322 1624; 322 1160 AFRICAN V!O..tTS The Greenhouse 3229141 Eves alter 66. weekends night. Free home trial, no obligation. ALMOST 3 ACRES FRONTING ON LARGE BASS LAKE PAy ED ROAD, BRING YOUR BOAT AND 535.000. TERMS AVAILABLE. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every' Chev. Station wagon '70 BUY JUNK CARS TOWER'S B'AUTY SALON WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker, $25 No. ID 43-Lots-Acreage 12 ACRES INCLUDING BARN AND LARGE POND NEAR AIRPORT BLVC. ON HIGHWAY 46- WILL DIVIDE $43,000. GREAT TERMS! Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322-5990 plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 3202 French Ave. 322-2255 &Sokl lift. Terry lvlO self contained, air cond.. canopy, Reese hitch & 3 way bar. P-ark Ave. Trailer Pk. 11½ ACRES, SOME OAK. SOME ORANGE TREES, IMPROVED PASTURE ON 20+ ACRES, FISHING LAKE. WILL DIVIDE. $33,000 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. 77-Junk Cars Removed Guitars, Drums. Banjos. Corn - - See our beautiful new BARRINGTON w-lap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323-5200 3$O3OrlandoDr. VAI FHA Financing - 59-Musical Merchandise The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classified Ads. The Buys are still The Best! 42-Mobile Homes 1 '71 Travel Trailer 24'. Sleeps six. Full bath. Air cond. 323 2544 8 am. to 8 p m RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets. Avg SI Scott Reagan 322.5)17 47-A--Mortgages Bought CANAL FRONT HOME SITE FACING GOLF COURSE IN LOCH AR SON. $12,500 & UP. RealEstateSales 373 5620 323 $488 Eves. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED! - - 57-Sports Equipment In Need of Repairs Blvd. Terms. HELP US 7433'i S French (1792) Sanford -. 323 3324 a a •HOUSE WANTED. 136*456 Zoned Comm., LIt. Mary NICE CLEAN 2 BR, 1 B home on 1g. lot, dead-end street, fenced, 11 It. fiberglass boat, 17 Mercury 10 HP motor (under 30 hrs.) I trailer. 5950. 323 4590 or 323 0437. Murphy, N. C. 25906 322-0331,323.7173, 322-0779 DUPLEX 1. QUADRAPLEX Bldg. site, cot' lot, shaded and con. ROBSON MARINE. 2927 Hwg. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32711 Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. 2344$. French Ave. workshop. $29,500. 3AY'TINA AUTO AUCTION ..,y. 9 1 mIle west of Speedwa Hwy 16 West. Sanford 55-Boats & Accessories 45-A--(.itof State Property stairs. Zoned comm. $20,000. REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322-7490 THE BULGE Dell's Auction Center CHURCH YARD SALE 509 Elm Ave. S.turday 9 till Will buy, tease or pay by the load. Cal! Adcock Rooting 3229551. Handy man special. 2 lots wgarage apt. Could be apt down. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR CaliBart BATTLE OF Wanted refrig., formal dining, C-H&A, 80-Autos for Sale - 1908 Meilonville Ave. Hospbed. ret; much more. Low acreage near Sanford for filling with roofing materials. range, DW, garbage dlsp, ss '71 Ford Pickup Air, Radio,$cyl., Auto Trans 323-23418 am. to 8p.m. Carport Sale Sat. & Sun. - state. 3 BR, 1 8, plumbing in for 2nd bath, split plan, dbl. oven ANYTIME 3 DR,7 bath-Cen. A-H. Hardwood 7983 79 Ford F ISO. Pu 6 cyl 0 0. p 5, P 8. AM FM. I Irk, Ca. many extras. 32) 7)05 DOOR PRIZES COME EARLY STAY LATE Carport Sale Sat. & Sun 2634 Palmetto Ave. RAIN or SHINE BROWSE AND SAVE - - It's easy and fun - . The Want Ad Way. GRAB THIS one, owner leaving 3222420 Garage Sale-Sat. 9-5 302 Dew Drop Cove. Camper top, furniture Odds & Ends. 43-Lots-Acreage 3 Orl lots zoned R-2, prime location. Water, sewer. Wm. Maliczowski, REALTOR. 322. BUILDER. 322-2217. Sanford's Sales Leader W. Garrett White Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial - New 233 Homes, I pct. interest to Lot! Eat-In Kitchen completely French). DR set, clothes, misc - - GOODIES GALORE! 4 BR, 1½ Bath Home on Lovely Shaded DOWNTOWN. $31,900. Yard Sale Sat only 9 5 107 Colonial Way (flnd oft 79-Trucks-Trai lets FRI. 7:30 P.M. Moving Sale - Saturday, May 5. 10 tIll 1. 901 W 22nd St corner of Cedar 5. 22nd. L.. Excellent Condition! Just - REALTOR 333*1 MULTIPLE LISTING SIR VICE AUCTION * * SALE * * 322 9325 aft. 1 30. BPP WARRANTED. All Yours FENeED PASTURE. $45,000. Eves 062-3633 322-ISO ___ _ $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 831 1714 for free home .1emo.tration. Eat-In Kitchen, Patio & Morel MODERN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH BLOCK HOME ON 5 ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. 2 ARTçSIAN WELLS WITH STIMPEN AGINCY p1r& _______________ 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AMFM Stereo Radio, I speed PRCturntable, I track tape player. Sold new $600 a real buy at only OVER $4 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL, 1979? Will bulk' .'m "LANDAND TRIES 3 BR, 1½1. FORMAL DR., FAN. RN. I ' 4IREPLACE. NEEDS SOME FIXING, & c1 323-3866 or 3237110 walnut cabinet. Regular 5600. Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Caji 831.1711 day or nI'lht. REALTY tAKE SYLVAN AREA, LOTS OF sheg_ex. trainees Orlyg, Ucimw. 331504) Cork PideN'May4,1l,W1I.I97, 51J$ Interior I. Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 323.5543 Wanted exterior & Interior painting. Example 2 BR ext., $130, Guaranteed good work, 30 yrs. exp. 13099%. PIun*ing Servic, ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. 3230)71; 322.4401 Ho Imn*s CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S,G. BALINTIASSOC. 3221665 1Man, quality operation I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 377.1321 - 2 Retired men want repair work of any kind, including roofs. Free Estimates. 373.13.43 INSULATION -Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas I Cellulose. Lowest prices, Call 3710O3 or 904.734 6700collect. Concrete Work tree Estimate Call Mr. Taylor 322 5543 To List RalUnge Custom built iron work. Window guards, gates etc. Marlin's 323-7111, 33t.7j - r RoolRep&rs Expert root repairs, built up & shingles 1. new work. Commer clal & residential. 373 L ng ,'Il types. eqpt repair, truck bodies, roof racks, portable eqpt. Martin's 323-7501. 3397693. You rBuslness.,, DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 - -: - ------_-----s _ l ____ 04_ --_ _ _ . .:. - City _ r .' . PuatshAprU*3,*,97&MsyI.lW9 _______ te ur let or our Iii. YEnlesprise, Inc. Medal Inc., Realtor 641-3013 I " - ' VA.FHA-flS-Conv. Homes ' Low Down Payment _ n-Il I Agency S P1r115 3531 I4 , apcear here tomorrow. ____________________ Per $ uro In Reel E$ale cjj en this -. $aa ___ ' , I .EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to soil. Call today and your Classified Ad will _________________ - ies immediate occupancy. New 3SR. I it block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, home & downtown. :,ours ,$27,$00 w-excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 3224157cr 373.7111 aft 5. Ii, SILL ' _____ 9sstiag Realtor. 644-23)6. low cest CN5SNIWM IT Wttha - HOUR lB 3229283 Eve. 322-0612.3fl-137,322.7)77 - 50.00 per tiler., ' SsusIs HOMEOWNERS: Don't los ygar ;,crsdIt: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyirs to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Consignments Welcome 78-Motorcycles Keltoggs Aucti3n Sales. 323 1030 MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 STENSTROM INC. REALTOR 323-7132 ____________________ StIck 1 Slick Maletis (35)323. ia 7 a.m..1 P.'n. Week days. . shsnt'. Reg. Real Estate Broker 3SSsnford Ave. 331-0739 adwiuiga to let Up and runa "U- o.p,. Mall resume . Helidsy Supply Corp., we Dsy$en. Rd., DILM, pp. 337k, _____ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Ielevision-23" Color, Beautiful HAL COLBERT, REALTY BATEMAN REALTY Person with alger. PRODUCE Auctions Sunday 7 p m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 477 KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. ' a. NEW Osteen. Duren Ave. Large lot 3 BR 2 B 548,500. . Relief Night Auditor, Part tlme Apply In person Holiday Inn of Sanford, on like front. _____ ML! 373-506) or eves, 3230517 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY SECTION VI: SEVERABILITY- and Frances W. Timphins, IS OF CAISELIERRY, FLORIDA, If.nysectionorportionofas.ction requesting a canditiosi use as provi4edbyS$45(iffffi [13 REALTOR Sreakfastcook.AapIyinpe,t Holiday limof Sanford Onhakefront, ______ - Kenmore washer. A icond. 2 vrS old Must sell 323 6197 Good Used Televisions. $; ana up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 322-0352 ___________________ ____ 72-Auction 53-TV. Radio.Stereo .$3,,so ______________________ F1SIIdSMSMd . _______________________ 52-Appliances - NEW & CLEAN ready to move into, Assumable 7 pct. mort. 3 BR 1' b. 511 E. 14th St. $29,900. __________________________ cook full time knowledge of ____ ________ For Rent I x SO mobile home. Country. All utilities turn + AC. AdUl,. 322.0013. ___________________ ' 24 Phone 322-7001, SanfOrd for somasns to do a Job this *d ' ROOM TO ROAM over 1.700 sq. ft. of living area + 3 lots, many amenities including CH S. CA, 2 FP's, 4 BR 2 B. nil Palmetto Ave. $42500. by Gill Fox 101111$ RIALTY ,,-\ Sanford- 3 BR, 2 bath house like . ............. -. __________________- references required. $123 mo, EXPERIENCED JANITOR must use buffing machine. *3.00 hr. See John Moore, Zayre Store Sanford. $ a.m..10 am. NO CALLS. Coming? -- Cóttageforrent.1 BR,part.f urn.) ml. In country, private, EARN EXTRA MONEY. Pay taxes, fuel bills, past due bills, Earn money at home. For appt. Call 574-2056. --- Ave. $21,300. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. FAMILY ROOM, GARAGE, WALK TO _____ - -- _________________________ . - 1 BR. furnished Apt. AduttsOnly 323-2920 - EvenIng Desk Clerk, 2 nights wk. Exp. preferred. Apply In person. Day's Inn, Sanford. _________________________ _________________________ BARGAIN OLDER HOME that needs some TLC. 2411 Palmetto 3!-APat1dsFurnished Ap$s. for Senior Citizens. Dawn. town, very clean 1 roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses ___________________________ Ais you a self starter? A good phon, voice I. an agyesslv - __ Village. smisslon or special ser"lce equIpment. Send resume to P.O. Box 22121$, Charlotte, N.C. OrangeCounty,Florida,uponaflnal feasibility of such annexation and WllNE5Smyhandandthesealof Semi.Annval Requirements for _________________________ Oil company spokesmen said alleviate the chaotic situation" ludgement rendered In the aforesaid zoning to the City of Calselberry, this No. 1-3: late Thursday night any such developing at gasoline stations, court on the 31st day of July, A.D. Florida, in accordance with Chapter )979 Court on this 24th day of April, Items Item No. 1 C$Id Cai'i Corrugated Metal move would be a complete 197$, in that certain case entItled, 171.011, Laws of Florida, 1916; and (SEAL) particularly In the fuel-hungry ComBank-Falrvlila, a Pipe WHEREAS, objections to such Florida Arthur H. Beckwlth. Jr. Item No.2- LiquId Asphalt Surprise to them and corn- six-county area of Southern benking corporation Plaintiff, WILL BABY SIT annexation and zoning have been Clerk of the Circuit Court item No.3- Concrete Blocks and plained that they should have California. IN MY HOME Forrest A. Arnold, Defendant, which considered and hearings held, and it By: Patricia Robinson Related Materials been consulted. appearing in the best Interest of the UIOiesaid Writ of Execution was Deputy Clerk Los Angeles County alone fi Item No. 4 Cement in Bulk to me as Sheriff of city of Casselberry, Florida, to S. KIRBY MONCRIEF of ChildCareinmyhom, Item No. 3 - Hot and Cold The gasoline shortage, a at least 4.5 million vehicles delIvered Simlnoi, County, Florida, and I annex and zone said property, SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND Aiphaltic Concrete $2Swk.;$6day;$lhr. weekend problem for the past traveling more thanlSOrnIles of have levied upon the following subject to specIfic conditions aid MONCRIEF 3235341. Item No. 6 - Fire Fighting month, became severe in freeways. described property owned by restrictions; and Post Office Box 2779 EquIpment and Equipment for WHEREAS, The City Council Forrest A. Arnold, saId property has Sanford, Florida 3277) midweek Thursday in Los Rural Pumpurs 9GO0d Ttn Eat The state Office of Emergenlocated In Seminole County, concluded from investigation that Attorneys for Plaintiff All work shall be in accord wim Angeles, which has one of the cyServlceswasputinthargeof being particularly all municipal services will be (305) 323-3640 Florida, more specificatlonsavallable In theoffice Poultry, beef, pork, fiSh. Fr hlghestper capita concentraavailable to the area to be annexed Publish: April 27. May 1, 11, is. 1979 of the Purchasing Agent, developing a plan and there described as follows: delivery, mm. $20 order. Sen effective date of this or. DEl.12 One 1St Dodge Pickup Truck, on the tions of motor vehicles in the were indications OES officials The County reserves the right to ford area. 322.2371. Sam's dinance. I TN CIRCUIT COURT IN AND white-red in color any or all bids, elect with or world, Portion Meats. were working on It late into the NOW THEREFORE. BE IT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE without cause, VIN No. 119113*312 to waive _________________________ OP FLORIDA. About a third of the area's night Thursday. being stored at Fosters In ENACTED BY THE CITY technicalitIes; or to accept th. bid :OUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAS. CASE NO, 7$23S5.CA.13.I Longwood, Florida gasoline pumps apparently which in its ludgement best __________________________ OES Director Alex Cunning-. and of SELBERRY FLORIDA: SANDRA ELISABETH lAY, the undersigned as Sheriff the interest of the County. never opened for the day and ham declined to disclose ub0. I: ANNEXATION AND Seminole County, Florida, will at Plaintiff, Purchasing Agent almost all of them were closed provisions of the proposal, 11:00 AM. on the 29th day of May, ZONING-That the City of vs. 20% OFF Seminole County 1979, offer for sale and sell fo Casselb.rry, Florida, does herewith LOUIS J. JAY and AUDREY L. by mid-afternoon, Co'rtse. Room 4)7 saying, "It wouldn't be fair for A.D, CreatIve Expressions and hereby annex and desIgnate 323U12 JAY, His wife. highest bidder, for cash, jbj Sanford, Florida 32771 ___________________________ $ the few stations that had local officials to read It In the the toanyandall existing lions, at the zoningofacertaIntractof land lyIng 201 Smokerise Blvd. Publish: May 1,1979 ga.sto sell, long lines formed, newspapers." But he said that Front (West) Door of the Seminole in Seminole County, Florida, and Longwood, FlorIda 32130 DEJ.24 11-A',i'ti4Ciift$ Defendants. caging traffic Jams as they details may be made public County Courthouse in Sanford, more particularly described as follows, to wit: Florida, the above descrIbed per. AMENDED backed up as much as a half today. Begin at the intersection of the .iI pperty NOTICEOFACTION complete Craft & Hobby mtl Into major traffic arteries. PUILICNOTICI But a source in the state That said sale Is being made to Northerly rlght-of.way line 0? TO: LOUIS J. JAY Supply in Central Florida. The Division of Environmental and satIsfy the terms of saId Writ of Winter Woods Boulevard and the HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 services is in receipt of an ap. Westerly right.ot-way lIne ot SR. Execution. AUDREY I.. JAY, Ave. Sanford, Fl. . plicatlon for the construction of a No. 436. as shown on the plat of -_ John E. Polk, his wif. private boat dock at the following MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In Reel Winter Woods Unit 1, as recorded Sheriff 704 Smokerise Blvd. descrIbed property: in Plat Book 15. at page 13, of the Seminole County, Longwsod, Florida 32730 Estate Is sold daily in the The West 119.316 feet., by per. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida classUd ads. Nothing smill YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an pendicular measurement, the Florida; thence run S. 66 degrees actlontocancelade.doi ___ Publish: May 1, ii, ii, 25, 1979 record has foi,ving tract of land: From 26' 20" W. along the Northerly been filed against you for the DEJ-1 Northwest corner of Government NOTICE OP PUBLIC MEETING right-of.way line of Winter Woods following described property: LOt Lot 18-Ileip lanted 1, Section 13, TownshIp 21 South, Boulevard, for a distance of -. 200.0 12, Block "A", Sweetwater Oaks, Rang, 30 AND NOTICE OP INTENT TO feet; thence run N. 21 East, said point being at degrees 22' Section 7, according ADOPT ORDINANCE ____ 40 the plaf the Intersection of the West Line of OF 10" W. for a distance of 200.0 feet; thereof as recorded RIZONING in piat book 1, sad Section 13, and the Souttarly *YS & NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ..: thenceN.4sd,ei'ues3l'$" I. pSesI$and2tofthepubllcr.cords t%1Pi I iiustt to or, distance of 200.0 feet to thi of Seminole County, ary of the PhIlip R. Yonge tiw City et Lengs...,$. Wlsete, wIll Florida, i4otnobileInsurancecompaniestogIvegooddr1versa lOpercent hold a public meeting pursuant Westerly r$gt*.UI.way lIne Of S. N. ,i are required to 'ie a COPY f line Grant. of run North along said west Rus 13 1 ildw• No. 136; thence run 5. 21 degrees reduction In liability rates. SectIon 13 to the Northerly the provisions of Fl.. St.t. your written defenses, If any, to It on 166.041 10" E. along rlght-of.way said Westerly right. (3) (a) and Ordinance N. 143, City line of Lake Drive for an exciting opportunity 'A bill (C&HB 479j mandating a 10 percent reduction for drivers Gary SIegel, Attorney for Petitioner, of Longwood, Florida, for the of-way line, for a distance of 200.0 wto4eress is 292 U.S. Hwy 17.92, the po1nt of beginning; run thence to earn EXTRA approval Thursday and is expected to win final okay today, of Ordinance No. 43$, rezoning Beginning at the Intersection of the before the 22nd day of May, 1979, 13, a distance of MOft. more or less, to a point which lies on the Westerly line 0f and file the original with the clerk of nings. Drivers would have to take a safe driver training course to certain real property located in the Southerly rlght.of.way City of Longwood, FlorIda, from Winter Woods Boulevard and the this court either before service on extension of the Noittiern boundary Cak Circulation Dept. sponsor of the proposal, said the savings would make the In- i Mobile Horn. Park District to c. No. 436, as shown on the plat of otherwise a default will be Records Book p20, Page 290, Public entered Recoids, Seminole County, Florida, Commercial District, said property Winter Woods Unit 1, as recorded in against you for convenience of the training worthwhile. 3222611 Plat Book 15, on page 13, of the in the complaintthe or relief dended thence run South Udeg, 0 mm. described as follows: petition. 'Seventeen dates have similar programs and are reporting being said westerly extension a Beginning at the South West Public Recoidsot SemInole County, EVENING IERALD WITNESS my hand andthe ueaiof data. Of 300 feet.; ttience run ___________________ East Quarter of the South Wu? 20' W. along the Southerly right-of. (SEAL) 'Uppman said. wy line of Winter Woods the Western boundary Of lands of StIon 29, TownshIp Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Lawmakers spent nine days hammering out a compromise Quarter desaibed In said Official Records South, Range 30 East, Run North BouteVild ror a Olstante of 277.64 As Clerk of the Court UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE Book 72$. Page 290, tithe Northerly rpigthen1ng the date's regulation of doctors, accountants and 340.00 feet; thence run West 100.00 feet; thence S. 0 degrees 20 70" W. By: Eve Crabtree EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINrIght-of-way of Lake for a distance of 174.51 feet; thence DrIve, thence it'her professionals, so the formal final approval Thursday took fHt; thencerun Nortk3l deqrees Deputy Clerk INO ACT. THE FOLLOWING tb. . Westerly ard $euthsrly along 00" West 100.00 feet; thence run S. $9 degrees 39' 10" E. along the Publish Apr. 20,27* May 4 11, 1919 said POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE only minutes. The HouseandSenateapprovedthe bill (C8B7V) righ?.of.way to the Point UI South 16 degrees 0000" West 100.00 South line of the NE¼ of SectIon 33, DEIIO WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. bilng. and sent it to Gov. Bob Graham. feet: thence run South 61 d.grm Township 21 South, Range 30 East, CITY OP CAISILIIRNY Further descrIbed as feet the 0010" fOr a distance of 349.50 to Wi$t 330.00 feet: thence run The bill gives teeth to the Department of ProfessIonal being TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS IOARDOPADJU$TMSNT located West 011910 Lute Diiv. South3lO.2lfee$totheNorthLineof Westerly right-of.wsy line of State POSITION, APPLICANTS NOTICEISHENEIYOIVENtha lgulaUon, enabling DPOR to oversee and participate In Lot PropertyowniqswIthj30gfef of 17, Longwood Hills, according to Road No. 436; thence run N. 21 the City of Casselbarrv Board UI MUST BE RESIDENTS OF oI project may submit rulemaking, licensing and disciplining previoialy handled en- thePlatthersofasrecordedlnPlat degrees 33' 10" W. along said Adjustment will hold a publIc SEMINOLE COUNTY AND comments,lnwrltingwiffllnlldays, Book I, Pages 13 and 16 thence run Westerly rlghtofwatP liM tot' a MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY hearing, Dr. Alex 0. Su.ro, D.V.M. t oi tifely by 26 profeaslonal'domlnated boards. of Environmental Sir. East 672.62 feel to thC Point of distanceof300.OlfeettothepOifltol CRITERIA. WHICH INCLUDE: Is requesting a conditional ISI TheSenateThwadayapprovedabwauowmgcondructlonofa Beginning. vices, P.O. Box 2169, Sanford, Containing 6.612 Acres, beginning. UNEMPLOYED 3 OF THE 70 provldedbysecticn2610$(l)offtie FlorIda 33771 coal slurry pipeline, but gave the Public Service Commission life more or less. Section II: WEEKS PRIOR TO APPLICA. ZONING city at Casselberry Cede if Or AflPIUF H. lockwlth It. Thesaid Public meeting will be DESIGNATION-C.) (Corn. •sallcsstoallowaveterinaryclinic TiON AND BE ECONOMICAL. anddeathpoweroverthe$3bllllonproject. ClarkofCountyCourt held on May 21, 1979, at the hour of m.rcial). L.Y DISADVANTAGED. In a C.) (Commercial) zoning Senators passed 314 and sent to the House legislation (SB Seminole County, Florida 7:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as SECTION III: CONDITIONS OF district. The parcel Is legally Publish: May 4, 1979 giving Florida Gas Cu, of Winter Park the power of public conpossible, at the Longwood City Hall, ANNEXATION-None, SECRETARY I deicribed as: DEJ.23 City M**t be able O IN, I transcribe CommIssion Chambers. 173 SECTION IV: REDEFINING detnnation to secure land forthe pipeline. The PSC would have to Lot 3, block I, Sportsmans West Warren Avenue, Longwood, LIMITS BY DECLARATION-That Paradiseasrecordidln Piat look I dictationi compose I type let. find the project economically and environmentally feasible tuid Florida, Ws. tori; filing: and perform lelatid the corpate limits of the City UI Page 12401 the Public RSCOIdS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, needed by the state. All persons desiring to speak In Caus.lb,rvy, Florida, be and It is Seminole County, Florida. duties as required, Graduation IISNTUNTN JUDICIAL CIR. regard to this matter are hereby herewith and hereby redeflnedso as freon high school, including or Public hearIng will be held on CulT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ____________________________________ advised to be present at th, public to Include said tract of land herein Thursday, May 11,1979, Wpplemonted by courses hi at 1:30 P.M. FLORIDA. meeting as set forth above, typIng 0. shorthand. Type 50 described. TM description herein in Caslelberry City Hall. 91 Lake CUE NO.79.191 CA-19.P DATED this 23rd day of April, contained shall Include all streets, wprn, dictatIon 00 wpm. TriplettOrlve,oqassoonthereaft,r tOM 1q79. NEWSOM. AD. roads, hIghways, alleys, and as possible. Linda N. Martin COMMUNICATIONS avenues located within or between Dated this lit day UI May, 1919. City Clerk SPECIALIST I the existing municIpal limits and Mary W. Hawthorne, Wekome vs. Publish: Moy 4' i'll Mtmt be oble to type 33 wpm. Will areas annexed herein In Section I City CiliA MARY ELIZABETH DRI000NS, DIJ.2 operate Communications ConPublish: May 4. 1979 aka MARY DRE000U, ak.a sole for transmitting and reNOTICE OP ORDINANCE OP SECTION V: AMENDMENT OF DEJ YOPCUI.L.I.RY_- MARY C. DRE000N$, AVCO Fl. celvinghighvolumeraaiotraffic ANNEXATION BY THU CITY OP OFFICIAL CITY MAP TIISt the NANCIAL SERVICES OP HOLLY. for fire, rescue I esmirgency CASSILIIIRY, FLORIDA P1ajl's O S11k1 •DARDOPAUSTMUNT City Clerk be and Is hereby WOOD, FLORIDA, INC., a Florida Mivices. Graduate from high Notice is hereby given that NOTICEI$HEREIYGIVENffi.I corporation, SEMINOLE the u.vlos-t' ____ authorIzed to amend, alter and _____ _____ IdlooIandoneyearcommm. City Council of the City of suppietiwnt the official city map of the cIty of Ca$$e*errv Board 01 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, MAU. welcoming MW AII4RMI. lions experience; or an equlva. Calselbersy, Florida adopted an thu city of Caisalberi'y, Florida to Adjustment will hold lent combination ot training -I Mr. Prank Camp,a public RICE WHEELER and VIRGINIA ordinance of Annexation as follows: Include the annexation contained in 'et' . MAE WHEELER, liii wife, experience. ORDINANCE NO. on behalf of the owner, Raymond 371 SectIon I Pieseof. Poniis -....... Telephony programs systems, tran. . Florist to share ride from Sanford to N. Orange Ave., Orlando. nFri 322.4334 Good DriVing - familiar with step-by-step, crossbar, or digital stored £47.3333oi write S.nrdAlAnon Family Grcup P.O. Box 53 - 16-S1S4. Pool: Adults only, Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Slntord. Call 323-3176 Mater telephone company has openings for ENGINEERS near .aroIoffe, N.C. Tklng applicatlons for ENGINEERS AL.ANON Unfurnished _____________________ 912 French Ave. ISZtcOHOL. A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? Sanford, FI*. JO'i,fls - N Can Help . we*ty. Utilities incIed. 500 S. Oak. 3279623; 111-fl). _____________________ EMPLOYMENT Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous - Sanford. Gracious living from 52$ AAA FACEDWITHADRINKING 41-Houses _______________________ ______________________ _______________________ _______________________ ____ suUUUU•IUIII _________________________ - ________________________________________________ I - i I SATURDAY 9.N1 , Rates Friday,May 4,1979-tA Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl, Legal Notice -- - _-- -s- - -- - _____ ' .LW,_a_-aj'....-.,*' 'f*' __ -- . ______________________! p_ __ -__ -_ ' _ _ . .. _ • __ -- _ -- --- _____ - -. - - , - - • --------- - ( ----------- • -- -. . - . - , - '-S -_ -_ - - -. - - ......- - I a - _;_. ..J - -- �0A-Evsning Hera, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 4, lffl I.,MLr.P1L)Mt FI *.in. _ • p.m., 7 ".m LLLI. IV - .. P R.UI. W uml, swumig, Moravian Church, Route 434, Langwood. Epilepsy Aisidatlea Spring Fling P1calc om .UU dark, Lake Baldwin Park, Lakamost and Glenridge Way, Whiter Park. Bring own food and drinks. Swhrunini games and sports. B&eA-Thss for Big Brothers-Big Sisters opomored by Whiter Park Jaycees, Rosemont development off Sit 441. Registration 9$. Blke.a-thon, 10 am. to 8 p.in ___ ___ Sealer Cltlseus lp Ii dIi& i theater tO N "SUui of, Music." leave Sanford at 11 'in. Stop it &rflbIOIe Plate, Casselberry, 11:30 am. Return 5 Pill, Spring r.mai, 1p.m. Our Lady of the Lake, Cath* Church, Daltona. Dinner 4:30.7:30 p.m. SUNDAY, MAYI Ballroom aid round dancing, S p.m., Temple Shalom Providence and Ellkcsm Boulevard, Dellons SEMINOIZ AA, Sp.m., open speaker meeting, Halfway House, 691 lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. __ St. Augustine (_ireb Gall Tierusant, 10 am., Sheoah Golf Course, Whiter Springs, followed by limcheon. Open to public. MONDAY, MAY 7 e3ary Wayferors Ladias Day Potluck Lamcheon, 12:30 p.m., DeBary Civic Auditorium. $ — arL . By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County Prime Sponsor Advisory Council (PSAC) recommended Thursday federal funding approval under the Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA) for 70 jobs with salaries totaling $030,477.73 in seven local governmental agencies and nine social service agencies. The board's recommendations will be considered by the board of county commissioners on Tuesday. The 23-member advisory group Including 22 voting members and the county's manpower malinger Hank Newell, a non-voting member, Is required under federal regulations to review all requests for CETA funding for jobs. The advisory group iscomposedof representatives of education and frabthig agencies, local date employment service, client community, community-based organization, business, U5$'J1I1V, V15 civic Carter, for singles, divorced and widows over 1 Live B. . • - ' . '•- • S .1 . Ji M. P . -' - Evening Heiald SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, May 4, 1979 The team from J. B. Steelman Realty In Sanford, looks over kits for "Weekend in May for MDA" campaign this Saturday and Sunday. Standing from left, Bill Platte, office manager; Don Wilson, Steelman, drive chairman for Sanford area; Irene Laney; seated, Mary Tobin and Dottie Walasek. YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE -Altamonte Springs 12 months, three laborers for minor con. abuse problems with assistance In finding jobs. $51935.50. -Winter SprIngs, 12 months, a building-grounds maintenance struction work, rehabilitating and renovating existing public specialist to provide janitorial and maintenance functions to bulkdlngs In support of a reallocation of space. $25,642.22. -Winter Springs, 12 months, six laborers and one foreman to municipal buildings and grounds, $7,406.36. clear and improve the right-of way along "No Name Creek", -Sanford, re-classification by deleting a vacant custodial $52,071.93. worker and cierkypid with the salaries allotted for these -Seminole Community College, six months, one secretary to positions to be applied to a new position of sanitary technician. Initiate a new record keeping and filing system for SCC's The duties of the sanitary technician will be enforcement of public vocational student records, $4,079.81 health laws, regulations and ordinances, conducting field InLike Mary, six months, one counselor coordinator, one juvenile vestlgations and surveys, and the promotion and maintenance of counselor, one juvenile officer for direction and counseling of accepted sanitary practices through participation In families and to estatillsh collaborative arrangements with educational programs. $10,516.48. various service agencies, $15,711.01. During the 3 hour Prune Sponsor Advisory Council meeting -Drag Action Committee, six months, one occupational Thursday. all requested program were disco in U and all specialist, to enable students who have been served for drug programs. submitted were approved. upr.sirt4Iv., -Central flerldi.Legal Service,, 12 months, a consumer affairs lstart to assist attorneys by Interviewing Indigent persons, do foUow.r investigation and legal research and address Indigent OO"Ifl4aitIy groups at 00,000* all 116-M. -bmhe Empleymeit Economic Development Council . (SCOW), IS mha, a research specialist-writer, a bookkeeper and a secretary for primary and secondary research to detennini specific comamity and economic development nude, develop proposals for sunh'aIon to potential funding Epes lIs (helms, Woman's Club of Sanford, 15 s.m. home of Estili. THURWAY, MAY 17 Ass&. )frg Air Fm. Sorgs International liar, Orlando. lirough May * For in___ formation or rise vations call Bob Hmoe, MMMI. Entire Opera p'.e 10M Marry Widow," S p.m., Annie Russell metre, Roiiais COW Winter lirougir Saturday. sourc*sM$L1244 p, Ameriess , , an aset project oJsct director one ambulance m delver, one adadmbiidrMivs asaida*, one licensed practical now, one social ww .... - -- y w'iu—uii iv .u. VVWISI cuuw S"'olo Carsty, providing medical care and social services to arsswtirana and senlorsene which is not ctberslseac- .- FLORIDA .i painter it $107,040.14 Orlando Peg Training 06 basic and Mved obedience clause, 7 p.m., National Guard Armory F.rncr.ek Avenue, Orlando Call 2fl-4100; clause -. - •,t 1rh.te industry council and the mwpower division. Recosusnended projects are for: — C...1y Services of Central fliddi lie., three months duration, summer recreation program to serve youth from the target areas of the county who are economically and socially daadvantaged,flve recreation directors for total of $9,476. -Se.eIs Csedty Adios, 1$ months, repair and coi4netlon footb.11eoccer fields and 12 combination baseballsoftball flulda throughout Seminole County employing a foreman, a crewleader and four mal4eitace workers at $74,793.94 -8.a.Ia.le Community ActI.a,18 months, repair and watherization of homes of low income families, using one supervisor, four carpenters, three carpenters helpers and a Suudey, 1713 Symphony Suadey at the zoo children's conceit by Florida Symphony Orchestra, 3p.m. WZDNMAYOMATU - .. IWAU, flW1 M3I ps, local gsverpnu,.4. cousty -' ulSosleed, 1p.m., d.hhoess. .. Individuals, vocational education, public assistance agles, wo's groups, industrial development, citizens at sponeored by Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation, Longwood Civic [angus and Christ Episcopal Church, 9 a.m. to 5p.m., Laagwood Historic District Food. through Sunday. Ia.eb and fidem to benefit Hwnar.e Society of Seminole Coiiity, noon, Jerry's Sanford Airport Tickets it 2001 E. 25th St., Sanford or The Village Step, Sanford Plaza. W ___'i C lit •t Advisory Panel Suggests 70 CETA Jobs MffluiiA y.w. •ai W,s,LLilgSià U4UI I1rW KVMMWWIY0, L.ugwud C.sedty' Geraje us • County Review Comes Next '1JESDAY9 MAY Suburban Republican Women's Club, luncheon meeting, = Royal Palm Court, Sweetwater. Bring a salad and recipe and article for silent auction. WEDNDAY, MATS Wenums Club .1 Smlord, noon luncheon and business s,ak., — Mrs. C.C. Moors, Florida FndSMII of Woman's Clubs chowsin Reservations. ThURWAY MAY Sealer Citizens tier to Sarasota for VISIt to RII%1I1111 Museum and Aaolo Theater toes. Noel Coward's "Design for Living." Leave Sanford 1:30 a.m.; pick Lm. Seminole Plaza, Cuislbsrry. Return 2 P-., May 11. ____ Y1DAY, MAY 11 ' Saili. Harvisi Chapter Daughters of American. Revolution, noon, Fond Clubhouse, Lake Mary. Bring old jewelry. SAWRDAY, MAY12 RlI IDl t Figh -- Seminole County Realtors ERA became a corporate sponsor of the Muscular affiliated with ERA (Electronic Dystrophy Association in Realty Associates) wearing their electric blue with ERA December of 1976 and quickly logo will be joining with more realized that the only way to than 3,000 brokers and sales raise the large amounts of associates all over the country money needed to fight in an effort to raise $1 million Muscular Dystrophy was to go for the fight against Muscular directly to the public, said Dystrophy. Wanda B. Wescott They are participating as Realty, Inc., Orlando, chair. part of the ERA Broker Council man for A Weekend In May for ..2 I ia tIytA W ULVUWL K&WW Greater Orland o UI A i'UJfl. Weekend In May for MDA" on "In our first year as a Saturday and Sunday. sponsor, we raised more than The home-to-borne collection $311,000 for MDA. Lad year, _,, take , ixween I and 5 will ow nationwide Day In May for p.m., Saturday and Sunday. MDA donations totaled almost The money raised will become double that amount. This year part of the final total to be our project Is even more ampresented by ERA to Jerry bitlous — a weekend in which Lewis on the Jerry Lewis Labor we will again go home-to-home Day Telethon. asking the public for donations Coordinating the drive in the for Ms). Sanford area will be Don "We will be backed by Wilson of J.B. Steelman natlonally4elevlsed commeRealty, who says although the rclals featuring Jerry Lewis, so goal nationally Is for each that people will recognize us broker and associate to raise when we come to call," she $00, his office Is shooting for added. "We are also In the $100 by each of the 10 process of enlisting a number of representatives from J.B. community groups and city Steelman in Sanford. officials to help us In this ofLast year the firm In all of Its fort." Central Florida branches was Longwood Mayor June top fund.ralier for MDA In the Lormann has proclaimed May state. 54 as Weekend In May for MDA Muscular Dystrophy Is a in her city. Governor Bob muscle wasting disease that Graham has also announced his kills and cripples thousands of support. JANE children and adults each year. CASSEIJERRY FRIDAY. MAY Taigleweed AA, closed, 5p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Loagwood AA, closed, B p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian cici Route lmgwooi Your At Club for 8li6 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY,MAYI AAanuaI Volunteer WDdlH Inc. 2:30 p.m., Centennial Park, Sford Women's 2pm lxi W. First St. CasseIIrv AA closed, B ' m. AIosndOfl bdhoTS Psychic, a.., Cuda peak ERA Team H its Pavement. In MD ' I mN me I IHHIVI • flfl cess" -k'i CiGjr Fit Atbitty, six months, a maintenance worksrtomMM.In dralanga arteries u well as additional land. I 111111K IWIL ecip" $3,441 L -Su-'--l; Iciest Rd, Mx n'oi4lz' a secretary whose primary task Is the ,Mab'"eM of retention schedules for V8CNW PJlHlNt STATE. _A1! Staff Photo by Tom N.ts.l Judi Oliver plays Alk. and Barbara Diamond plays the rabbit in an unusual presentation of Alk. In Wonderland. The 'two Sanford girls are ' p1.gu, library riles to patrons, civging aid receiving booka to and from patrons, impacting librury boobmatirlals for damage, reserving books, being .lirt to the aside of patrons, $3,105.07; eight rsmtlosliienanreper.natoiwovlds adequate fer1'l""on, lassoticids cetrul. andi'aude asul wamal reusir.umieeo of all among 100 persons who will perform UTie linie Need 40 ini* aiee'ng the $1 MW River (mNs' 111$) ci Ashy. 'Fiends in endur uLiidluS. Tie 6111111011 110101V syshes Will is rsaa.d and rubuilt The s.h$ag SM net pier aid lie mow bustub pier wIN ml is pr*ed W Ia eft rL Coasiradle. iiuIsd WIN be laths wed Channel isa. *.duag hue's hiesubv d0ft thin t::T1 ie ON irsuek kim YiN AM to 711 P.M. (rum MW It $79 On y*ri Pddsyshsciweub. I_p. $79 Nenla, ft perth sk owl ;lliii ip t pruries vow ipsmIerswIisrIJkIilSUSsthSUIelIU eset dLTL The aW d=W ump is used dung ON ON Ow steadies iquurunt in id 100161011 in ft 00011811 sr# uasl wran an eeilTruf lisi the is.iteI s,suss butaus hide's wIN he russd iv linsd OWNS toeO.' C*I II Tilt w*,he isassual km ft west Ønut*iSSopV esp, Cult VMS. Clint isv l430 Midaire we to MUSt wltb uullu on NO aw *udNuaNs.M' of be lighter paw to clerk qpIst position for ala inlw, to be rtotba city .thui(aidter all generil ab4rMlve - . . 4 4 .. ..a ".;ç* ....t.t..F'l At% TONIGHT AND SATURDAY 7:3 P.M. . EVANGELIST SAMUEL EARL Preaching Anniversary 1 * P.M.. PeIlswølp Otussr at AOMWI"C. .._ ..-. •.. p.,.- a+. . •g... ....e. lulL &•a& I IWIW EJ' isVIs Pr" PON WIIII'SQU&IIy $.IIs& SEvlc TellS iii. Carnm.rIa! Dial 322.S72 t.,. Services J'gpgf —Miskal.— TY Mi$Cfoslr 'i In SUNDAY, MAY 5th 11:3OAND7:30p.M. W"b , . — .... ... -, rMiv. ftrbp 13 moths, five Liberia to construct bike petheat$S,hIS* .Auiu IprU m, tsar laborers to idutify, edauig. and improve the visas facilities within pab& nIjdof. way that scoamas. bath asaloruss aid pededr MAX. — — s In ceaisl4 idmcatInaI goals, 11,51174. ui_am sit i*1d on roller skates this unique show. Story, more photos pag. 2. recruetlenal fRAMM for the city for six "o4. $15,540.31 —UelM Cerebral Palsy, Mx months, one .die' qecIal I. provide cerebral palsy adults with a planned "NOTICE TO IMMIX1111 — - -. kin JOIN US IN OUR CELEBRATION 1 ..--..n —n s...e. .a.s.t-.- - •.. - ...... a. ... . - .- .. -I - . _. _,,_____ - :,_._._________,__ -. . * 4!( bi .. , �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, May 4, i7 C....I.... U.. IA C ..&.a ri Friday, May 4, 1979-3 111 (FROM LEFT): RANDY DUNN, 6; MICHELE DAVIS, 5; LISA SUNDVALL, 7. Two brothers team in How Much Is That Doggie In The Window One Hundred Skaters Prepare Performance What has 200 legs, 900 wheels, and is going to put on a show? It is a group of roller skaters, at least one hundred strong, that will be performing at Melodee Skating Kink,on West 25 Street at Airport Boulevard near Sanford Sunday and Monday at 7:30 p.m. The skaters, many of whom just started taking lessons 6 months ago, range in age from adults to 3 years old. The show Is called "Eight is Enough" and takes Its title from the proper use of all 8 wheels on a pair of roller skates used in starting, stopping jumps and spins. Nw:bers in the 90-minute show will Include an Alice in Vvunderland production i see cover) with Sanford skaters - Judi Oliver, 13, playing Alice and Barbara Diamand, 14, as the white rabbit. Star Wars, the Little Engine that Text And Photos By Tom Netsel Could, a Disco number, and A Doggie in the Window routine will all feature local skaters in costumes, props and special effects provided by parents and volunteers. The show is being directed by Chuck Best, a member of the Society of Roller Skating Teachers of America, and assisted by Dottie Burkett. A video tape of the show will be made and used in lessons for the skaters and relatives who can not attend will have a chance to see the skaters at a later time. As with most amateur productions, there are many preproduction problems and disputes over parts to be played. Allan White 9, and his brother Danny, 6, of Sanford had an argument as to who was going to be the head and who was going to be the tail of the dog in the Doggie in the Window routine. As it happens with many brothers, the biggest won. ir I 1• 1 TI.VlP • It, . - .•. .. 'tFttOM LEFT): JOY J1M'AN, U U a , ,DiamondIs M4Mh"NS, # wo I late rabbit %•• ; .J wimill �4—EvOgetiog HersN..nf,rd, Fl. Frlday.uy4,.179 , Fantasy Island Setting Is Film Edo tor's Fantasy - - DEAR DHi: My husband and I are curious about the setting for "Fantasy Island." I refer to the Introduction with the waterfalls, the lagoon where the plane land, and other sceaic shots. It looks bomtllnl. Jann Sideboitham, Thcwn, Arts. The "Fantasy Island" introduction Is not any one place, it's a bit of here and a bit ofthere. The waterfall wasihot on the Island of Kauai, Hawaii. They don't even know $ where that Is that the plane land., because It's a stock shot they bought. Some of the other places were the studio beck k* ithat's where the people get off) and the Arboretum In Arcadia, Calif. (that's where the shot of the water Is). DEAR DICK: 1 went to see "The Buddy Holly Story" net long ago and I was puzzled. When Buddy Holly died in the plane crash, he left a wile sad nab.,o child behind, but they failed I. say what happened to tbem. Would you please Wi we what has happened to them alter all these years, what they are doing, where they are living and If his child may become another greet entertainer like his for her) father? CHEYENNE DuNN, Wichita Falls, Ten. Two weeks after Buddy was killed In that plane crash, his wife, Maria Elena, miscarried, so there was no child. Buddy's widow, who came to Hollywood for the premiere of the move, has remarried and now lives In Lubbock, Ten. DEAR DICK: I've been seeing some of the older movies and winder how the Warier Bras Production Co. came about I believe there were those besthers. How did they get Into this kind of bashes.. Are they itlU alive' S.S.C., Tucson, Aria. Actually, there were four Warner brothers - Albert, Harry, Sam and Jack - who started the company. They began by showing early movies in a nickelodeon they set up In a converted store in New Castle, Pa., In 1906, then began making movies six years later. They set up Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., In 1923, Jack, the last survivor of the four brothers, died last your. DEAR DICK: Please tell me what happened to one of my favorite programs, "Carter Country." Will It be on again? M. Elkasbelk Jensen, Plainwell, Mich. If you're not careful, you can see that show currently. It has come on again, in the Soap" time period, and will be seen regularly until June. Its future, after that. Is undecided. DEAR DICK: Will you plca.e settle something for me. My sister says the baby now on 'Little Noise On the Prairie" is the child of Charles and Caroline. I say as, that their baby boy died and this baby I. the one that Hall Pint Ask Dick Weiner ___ Mrs. Francis Arnott,___ mad. J.p, Ms The show has had more babies than you can shake a rattle at, so follow closely. Three season ago, Charles and Caroline had a baby boy, who died. Two seasons ago, Charles and Caroline had a baby girl, Grace, who survived. Last season, they adopted a 12-year-old boy, named Albert, but we won't count him. The baby that Half Pint found never stayed around because It was returned to Its real mother almost immediately. So the only baby currently on the show Is little Grace. DEAR DICK: Could you Soil me If Dick ____ Makil, who plays the take in Lawrence Welk'. orchestra, is mauled W Mary Lea Motager, who gs and ees with We My houtbsiöIaw .sys they we, hut I heard ei'ent. C.C.Y., Itmet, Plo. Yaw brofhor4n-law is r 1 e source Dick and Mary Lou are married, a Welk bend romance. ___ program, DEAR DIM: On a radi. mW MamhsM, ___ ___ the dsca$tw appearme. deem. movie shus, said t Jib. lurrymere was 14e64. I can't believe that Is It true? Evelyn B. ScM.,, Tue..., Ark No. Most reference works hit him at either Meeti or 5feet-10. DEAR DICK: Who played the kipeetir is "Lee ___ MIser___ —"? Du Zapmin, WalIagbore N.J. ___Perkins, always a steady, excellent That was Mny actor, and that was another fine performance. DEAR DICK: Can you tell me anything abed I Purl, and what she'll be working on lent? Karen Weatherford, QarknU$e, I. By the time you read this, you should have seen her costarring with Shaun Cuddy in an ABC-ATV movie, "Uk. Normal People." Currently, Unds is In Ireland, where she's starring In a movie for NBC called "The Flame Is Love." This Is the first Barbara Carhand (she's England's great romantic novelist) book to be filmed. — Sweet Mothes qiisttd, and the ftfty4ow member Sweet Adsilnes Moms. Tickets may be purchased at the Sanford Q'nibor ci CosImlerce or by m.11k18 per ticket to: Soimd of .Swwblne, P.O. 40 17841, ;••• TELEVISION GOGLADE If you're $IskI.g of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, We are a few saggeit1ut: - May 4- 10 HERITAGE INN— Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. JERRY'S RESTAURANT— Open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sanford Air Terminal, Sanford Airport. I, C's SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN— Check our big Wednesday Special 2100 S. French Ave., Hwy. 17-s, Sanford. Encore Opera presents "The Merry Widow", Vte.. Operetta by Franz Lehr (In F1w), a p.m., May 17, It, and 18 and 2p.m., May 20, Annie RelI Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park. Diacotads for sailor citizens and students in parties of 15 or more. For ticket Information can 8344444. Maid Sprig Festival, May 44, Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, Deltona. Festivities begIn 1 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Roast beef dinner, Saturday 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Pancakes and sausage, 9 am. to 7 p.m., Sunday; Prizes, 9 p.m. Bdles& Beam Dance f. singles over 18,9 p.m. to nilibdgt4, May 12, Maitland Civic Center. Live band. Call Dee at 647.2639 for informatim. Florid. Symphony Youth Orchestra's Spring Ceucort, Sunday, May 6, 3 p.m., Bob Carr Auditorium, Orlando. Free to the public. Central Pledde Art As. Invitational, Art Exhibit, May 11-19, 10 am. to9p.m.; May 20, 12:304:30 p.m., Colonial Plaza Mall. Loke Mary Block Party and Dance for Youth Day, 7:30 p.m., Saturday, May 5 to mkfriIgl4, Lake Mary Elementary School. Free. Commualty Leaders '(men and women) vs. Youth Softball games, Chase Memorial Park, Sanford, 26 p.m., May 5,$1 for adults benefit Youth Services Systems. Youth Day Festival In the Park and Health Fair, Centennial Park, 4th Street and Park Avenue, Sanford, Saturday, May 5, 10 sm. to 5 p.m. Free entertainment, games and exhibits. Symphony Sunday at the Zoo, annual children's concert at Central FloridaZoo, Sanford, 'Sunday, May 13,3 pm., with zoo admission of $2 for adults and $1 for children. Zoo hairs, 9 a.m. to p.m. Atlanta Ballet concert, 8p.m., May 5, Edmund. Center, Stetson University, DeLand. Reserved seat tickets, $350 and $4.50; general ad.nlaaion $2. Altamonte Mall and Stetson. 1 Zeiliwood Sweet Core Festival, noon UI 6111 P 6 p.m., May 2141, N. W. Orange County Improvement Man, grounds Bluegrass, carnival rides aid all the corn you can eat. Tickets $3.50 at gat, or $2.75 In advance; children under 6, $2. Peft Dince sponsored by Polish National Alliance lodge 8318, Sunday, May 1, 24 p.m., Altwo,*e Springs Civic Center. For reservation CAD Pat Gllg1i,r, 47144* "Gedepell," May31 and May 10429 University of Cesdrd Florida Villag, Center. Saturday performances will be dinner theatre productions, V to p 1 k• $4.21 U(7 didsa, Other pirformaicos $3 to pab&; free to students. Call V14133. Dhu--'---- '70, May 11.13, Lake Eola, Orlando, FrIday, 5-10 p.m.; SMirday, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.; Sunday 14 p.m. Pops Concirt by Florida Sympathy, $ p.m. Friday followed by fixewoits; Saturday art and eI4.rtainmu,* and at 9 p.m., LLgM Piece SyiIijs performance; Sunday, art, entertainment and rg.tta. "E", awardwumlng play, ii: IOp-m.,May 44- 10.11 an0:30 and 1:30p.m., Annie Ramell Theatre, Itouinsccuege,w.it..:. •'•. •-'••.•'• "' . &.,s.*..&., BY DICK KLEINER her where to go the turned out to be Oscar Hanimerstein) and she reported to a woman tshe turned out to be Carol Haney) who told her to present herself to another man (who turned out to be Gene Kelly). Kelly askedhertosing when she said she didn't know any songs, he suggested -Happy Birthday") and dance. HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - it ,. takes two things to make a star. A starring role - in a , • successful film. '••. • A lot of actors have thought they had It made, whentheygotblgparts. But e A then when the picture died a • , grisly death, they realized their starring part didn't . Q DERBY '1a l FRAY amount to a bill of beans. MANY 440 She was hired, and stayed Unless the public sees the MAY 4, 1019 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS with "The World of Suzie picture, they could have the Live coverage of the National SUNDAY Wong" for Its entire run. EVENING best. role In the world and It Championship Sprint Car She's been acting ever since, so from Torts Hauti, Indiana. wouldn't help. MAYO, 191$ 11:W although she Which brings usto Victoria VICTORIA RACIMO or dances. no longer sings ONIA BASKETBALL Live 4:30 covorago of an NBA play-off (4) SPORTS SPTAcULAR Racimo, an exotic beauty AFTERNOON gams. Teams and location to Scheduled events Include who has the role, and now ambitious and independent. She has tried very hard to 100 e orrnOUflC,d. King's Cup International Boxhas her fingers crossed avoid ethnic typing, and its KENTUCKY DEWY SpE. Ing from Bangkok, Thailand; (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING walling to see if the picture Is At the same age, she read been a struggle, but she feels CIAL A behind-the.sc.ne, Part 3 of the World Mixed Pairs 1:30 in the paper about the for' she is succeeding. She has a hit, report on Dub)' week featur- Gymnastics Championships; (1) OUTDOORS The movie is "Prophecy," thcomlng production of a played many different Ing a look at the tradition, the AAU Swimming competition (.4) 0 NSA BASKETBALL festivities and the horses featuring the U.S. vs. West Jvo coverage of an NBA play,and the word Is that It Is a musical called "The World nationalities - from the entered will be presented live Germany, from Long Beach, off game. Teams and location good one - scary, urn- of Susie Wong." Since her Chinese of her first part to Cal. from Louisville. :o be announced. portant, dramatic. John face could be called Oriental the Vietnamese wife of Paul 5:00 3:30 Frankenhelmer, who (somewhat), she went to the Winfield in the TV movie, 0 KENTUCKY DERBY Live • AMERICAN SPORTSMAN directed it, told Victoria theater on her own and asked "Green Eyes," to an SATURDAY coverage of this famed horse 3:46 Racimo that he thinks if the for an audition. American Indian "Red race for three-year-old thoMAY s, A tall man politely showed Sky at Morning". 0 NSA BASKETBALL picture Is well- received, it roughbreds from Churchill Downs In Louisville. Kentucky. Live coverage of an NBA play, will make big stars out of the AFTERNOON (12 GOLF "Houston Open" off game. Teams and location two leads - Victoria Racimo Live coverage of the semi-final to be announced. too and Robert Foxworth. _________________ round of this PGA tournament 4:30 wasiutio There Is a sequence near i i from the Woodland Hills Coon- Q WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 1:30 try Club In Houston. Texas. Scheduled events include the the end lxi which she Is '* 0 WRESTLING English Rugby League Cup swimming for her life. EVENING Finals from Wembley Stadium People who have seen it say 200 6.00 In London, England; World It will do for her what (2) PREGAME SHOW 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Weightlifting championships Jacqueline Bisset's 2:15 T-shirt Live coverage of the finals of from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. (2) picture In "The Deep" did BASEBALL Regional the National Championship SPORTSWORLD Live coverage of Seattle Mariners at Sprint Car Races from Terre wage of the UCLA Invitational for her. Boston Red Sox; Toronto Blue Haute, Indiana; a wrap-up of Track and Field Meet from Los But, of ecurse, it all Jays at Milwaukee Brewers. the Kentucky Derby. Angeles. Cal: Part 7 of "The depends on how the critics Fittest Of Them All." 3:00 7:00 and the public like (CBS) ork ____ . I Friday, May 4,1979--S A Star Is Born? ___ Time Out To Eat i 4, q - e 'Dapper Dans' Sing The Sound of Sunshine chapter of the Sweet Adelines announce they have engaged the barbershop quartet "Dapper Dana" to share the billing with them May 19 at the Sanford Civic Center. The "Dapper Dens" have performed for thousands of People on Main Street and throughout Disneyworld since the opening of the pant. They have made many guest appearances and goodwill tours throughout the United States and overseas. "Somethin Special" is a dinneir and show fwing the "Etcetera" a regional Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sports On TIi (NBC) isdes"Wile ir in _______________ F I I F-i "Prophecy."Ifit turns out nobody likes It then nobody will care one way or how another provocative that shot In the water Is. "Prophecy," because of certain elements In the plot line, was a very hush-hush project while it was shooting. In fact, they had a couple of en- CIA men guarding the location gates, and everybody who worked on the film had to have badges to be allowed 013 the set. "Actually," Victoria Racimo says, "John Frankenhelmer was very afraid that the TV people would learn about the plot and rip it off." It Is basically a story about the effects of methyl mer• cury poisoning on people and animals, Supposedly, creates a mutation which turns out to be a monstrous creature. If "Prophecy" makes It, and if Frankenhelmer's prophecy about P13CC)' comes true, then we will have another very lovely star to follow. Victoria Racimo Is a slim, beautiful brunette whose interesting features make you wonder what her back ground is. She Is FilipIno-IrishAmerican Indian-English, and there aren't many of those around. She was born - In New York, began studying balléi at 11 and was always v _ ACROSS 1 Actor Newman S Actress --Margret 8 Actor Kaplan 12 Site of T el Mahal 13 Actress Arthur 14 In a line 15 Lump 16 Actor Verson 17 Run hemp 18 ProportIon 20 Actress ... ... .. --- St Malay gibbon 53 Russian inland sea 56 Actor--Martin 56 Dutch commune 57 Fermented drink 58 This ISpanish) 58 Desire 30 Snares DOWN I Dewber 2 Seaweed derivative 3... Major: Ut The Big 22 Precipitous Dipper 24 Fantasy 4 Final 28 In SActress direction Dlahnn irwut.) 6 Bom 32 Lubricate 7 French 33 Plundercathedral 36 Paul city Michael 8 Late actor io Alpha to Coops, 40 Asiatic 9 Seed weight covering (pbu,1) 10 Actor42Sing.r siflQlf Bone--. Sonny..Different ii Pitcher 50 Land 19 pocIrine measure (suf fix) 21 Likely 23 Each (abbr.) 24 Perform 25 Set of working equipment 26 Building addition 27 Fit fiddle 29 Shade tree 30 Fish eggs 31 Egg drink 34 Chinese P500CM 36 Saint (abbr.) 37 Actress Candi 36 About •. .-. -S ' : ariaht) "i Acting Sophie 42 Fashioned 43 Chilled desserts 44 Mild oath 45 Singer Home 47 Actress Goldie 48 City In 49 Rave 52 Soft drink U Hugo's. Miserable, SOLUTIO N -,--- - N N3A N s1 3 V V 1 110 d1 3 V .L $O NISY 1 s y ' I AVJ. 01 I d $35 S Y VII V , 4 " .. i sv 3 , N "r _____ C I _ I s's U V �4—Eve0 H*r*N,%nf.rd, Fl. Fr1day.May.4,.Ø7 Fantasy Island Setting 1 Is Film Edtor is Fantasy o $ • DEAR DICK: My husband and 1 are curious about the setting for "Fantasy Wand." I refer to the introduction with the waterfalls, the lagoon where the plane lomis and other scenic shots. It looks bomtllnL lean Sldebottham, Tucson, Arts. The "Fantasy Island" introduction Is not any one place, It's a bit of here and a bitof there. The waterfall was shot on the Island of Kauai, Hawaii. They don't even know where that Is that the plane lands, because It's a stock shot they bought. Some of the other places were the studio back lot (that's where the people get off) and the Arboretum In Arcadia, Calif. (that's where the shot of the water Is). DEAR DICK: I weal to see **The Buddy Holly Story" not long ago and 1 was puzzled. When Buddy Holly died In the plane trash, be left a wife and sabers child behind, but They failed to say what happened to them. Would you please tell me what has happened to them alter all these years, what they are doing, where they are living and U his child may become another grout entertainer like his (Of her) father? CHEYENNE DUNN, Wichita Falls, Tea. Two weeks after Buddy was killed In that plane Crash, his wife, Maria Elena, miscarried, so there was no child. Buddy's widow, who came to Hollywood for the premiere of the move, has remarried and now lives In Lubbock, Tea. DEAR DUll: I've bees seeing some of the older movies, and winder how the Warner Bros. Production Co. come abut. I believe there were three brothers. Now did they get Isto this kind of businees. Are they 51W alive? SS.C., Tucson, Arts. Actually, Uure were four Warner brothers - Albert, Harry, Sam and Jack - who started the company. They began by showing early movies In a nickelodeon they set up In a converted store in New Castle, Pa., In 1901, then began making movies six years later. They set up Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., in 19t1 Jack, the last survivor of the four brothers, died last your. DEAR DUX: Please tell me what happened to one of my favorite programs, "Carter Country." Will It be on again? M. Elliasbeth Jessiii, Plalawell, Mich. If you're not careful, you can see that show currently. It has tome on again, In the "Sosp time period, and will be seen regularly until June. Its future, after that, Is undecided. DEAR DICK: Will you picaic settle something for me. My sister says the baby now on "UtIle Home Outhe Prairie" lithe child of Charles and Caroline. I any no, that their baby boy died and this baby is the one that Hall Pint Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. GOGUDE A k1q of getting out of the house and are If you're looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few saggeeftius: Weiner HERITAGE INN— Entree Crepe, and Quiche Lorrain e our specialties. & Park Ave., Sanford. JERRY'S RESTAURANT— Open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sanford Air Terminal, Sanford Airport. MR. C's SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN— Check ___ Mi. found. Mrs. Francis Arnett, J.pBu, The show has had more babies than you can shake a rattle A. so follow closely. Three season ago, Charles and Caroline bud a baby boy, who died. Two seasons ago. Charles and Caroline hod baby girl, Grace, who stirvived. Last season, they adopted a 12-year-old boy, named Albert, but we won't count him. The baby that Half Pint found never stayed around because It was returned to Its real mother almost immediately. So the only baby currently on the show Is little Grace. DEAR DICK: C.dd.e tell me If Dick MaI.ol who plays the table In I.awrees Walk's orchestra, in marrIed ____ with Walk. to Mary Lou Ikinier Who aWs and dances My brsthsrö'law says they are, I heard rL C.C,Y., Stam Flu. Your brother.ln4aw is ________ Miy Lou are married, a Walk bend ___ rnknca. ___ DEAR DICK: (* a radio program,___ Irving Maeld, discussing deceptive apposmes of some movie .b.n, said t Jib. larrymse. was 5fso$4. I Can't believe dOL lilt Ire? Evelyn B. Scheme, Teams, No. Meat reference works lid him at either Sleet or 8fed-b. DEAR Dlii: Who played the Impector In "LS5 ___ Misershios"? Dindss Kaplan, WMhIagben, NJ. ___ 'i1wt ns, always a steady, escellent actor, and that was another fine performance. DEAR Dial: Can you tell me anything about 1di Port and what she'll be working on next? Karos Wealberferd, Clarksville, 1an. By the time you read this, you should have seen her Co. darting with Shaun Cuddy In an ABC-ATV movie, ILike Normal People." Currently, Linda Is In Ireland, where she's starring In a movie for NBC called "The Flame IS Love." This Is the first Barbara Carland (she's England's great romantic novelist) bock to be filmed. our big Wednesday Speciall 2100 S. French Ave., Hwy. 17-00, Sanford. E.. Opera presents "The Marry Widow", VienneseOperetta by Franz Lehar (In Eli's ), 8 pm.. May 17, 1$, and 19 and 2 p.m., May 20, Annie Rollins College, Winter Park. Discotada for senior citizens and students In parties of 15 or more, For ticket Information call p44444. Annual Spring Festival, May 44, Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, Deltona. Festivities begin 1 p.m Friday and Saturday. Road beef dinner, Saturday 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Pancakes and sausage, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sunday; Prizes, 9p.m. Bdles& Beam Dance for singles over 1$, 9p.m. to mIibilgI4, May 12, Maitland Civic Center. Live hiM Call Dee at 647-3139 for Information. y SS Oreb ta's Spring Concert, Sunday, May 6, 3 p.m., Bob Carr Auditorium, Orlando. Free to the public. Central P1.ddu Art Aim. Invitational, Art tliIHt, May 18-19,10 am. to 9p.m.; May 20, 12:30. 4:30 p.m., Colonial Plaza Mall. Lake Mary Block Party and Dancó for Youth Day, 7:30 , Saturday, May 5 to mlcb'igP4, Lake Mary Elementary School. PIW. (mmy lenders '(men and women) vs. youth 8.fthall games, Chase Memorial Park, Sanford, 26 p.m., May 5, $1 for adults. benefit Youth Services Systems. Yedh Day Festival In the Park and Health Fair, Centennial Park, 4th Street and Park Avenue, Sanford, Saturday, May 5,10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free games and exhibits. Symphony Sunday at the Zoo annual children's concert at Central Florida Zoo, Sanford, Sunday, May 13, 3p.m., with zoo admission of $3 for adults and $1 for children. Zoo hours, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ' Dapper Dans 'Sing _ AtImin RiIIM onneort S , V, £J'.W1I - r•, • Center, Steti University, DeLand. Reserved seat tickets, $3.50 and $4.50; general admission $2. Altamorge Mall and Stetson. The Sound of Sunshine chapter of the Sweet Adelines announce they have engaged the barbershop quartet "Dapper Dana" to share the billing with them May 19 at the Sanford Civic Ceder. The "Dapper Dens" have performed for thousands of people on Main Street and throughout Disneyworld since the opening of the park. They have made many guest appearonces end goodwill two throughout the United States and ovenem. "Sosnolida Special" Is I dinner and show featuring the "Etcotora" a regional champion Sweet Mekm quartol, and the fifty4oia member Sweet Adsilnes lickets may be purchased at the Simford Chamber of Canunerce or by inilhig $ Par ticket to: Sound of Stvwl$iw, P.O. es 17841, (nodo,, TELEVISION May 4- 10 6th Aand ZeIIw.od Sweet Can FestIval, noon 111 6 p.m., May 2147, N. W. Orange County Improvesneig Aim. grounds. Bluegrass, carnival rides and all the corn you can eat. Tickets $350 at gat, or $3,75 In advance; c11&en under 6, U. Po Disco sponsored by Polish Natlostal Alliance Lodge 301, Sunday, May 6, 24 p.m., Altmnos*. Springs Civic Ceder. For reservation call PM Gi1IgtI,r, 17140. I I H By Dial KLEINER her where to go i he turned out to be Oscar Hanimerstein) and she reported to a woman she turned out , tobe Carol Haney) who told her to present herself to . another man (who turned out to be Gene Kelly). Kelly asked her to sing when she said she didn't know any songs, he suggested "Happy Birthday") and dance. S HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - It takes two things to make a MarAstarringrole—ina successful film • A lot of actors have thought they had it made, when they got big parts. But t e A then when the picture died a grisly death, they realized their starring part didn't ,. . U IN FRAY amount to a bill of beans. MANY She was hired, and stayed Unless the public sees the ____ MAY 4, 1979 U WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS with "The World of Susie picture, they could have Live coverage of the National SUNDAY Wong" for its entire run. EVENING best role in the world and It • Championship Sprint Car RacShe's been acting ever since, Si from Terre Haute, Indiana. wouldn't help. 11:30 MAYS. 1915 although she Whichbringsusto Victoria VICTORIA RACIMO or dances. no longer sings NBA BASKETBALL Live 43 covorage of an NBA play-off (4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR Racimo, an exotic beauty AFTERNOON gam. Teams and location to Scheduled events Include who has the role, and now ambitious and Independent. She has tried very hard to 100 be announced. Kings Cup International Boxhas her fingers crossed avoid ethnic typing, and it's IONSHIP FISH NQ KENTUCKY DERBY Spg. ing from Bangkok. Thailand; wailing to see if the picture is At the same age, she read been a struggle, but she feels CIAL A behind-the.,cen.s Part 3 of the World Mixed Pairs 1:30 In the paper about the for- she is succeeding. She has a hit. report on Derby Week toatur- Gymnastics Championships; (2) OUTDOORS The movie is "Prophecy," thcomlng production of a played many different Ing a look at the tradition, the AAU Swimming competition (4)0 NBA BASKETBALL festivities and the horses featuring the U.S. vs. West .Jve coverage of an NBA play- and the word Is that it is a musical called "The World nationalities - from the entered will be presented iv. Germany. from Long Beach, -)if game. Teams and location good one - scary, m• of Susie Wong." Since her Chinese of her first part to Cal. from Louisville. :o be announced. portant, dramatic. John face could be called Oriental the Vietnamese wife of Paul 500 3:30 Frankenheimer, who (somewhat), she went to the Winfield in the TV movie, • KENTUCKY DERBY Live Q AMERICAN SPORTSMAN directed it, told Victoria theater on her own and asked "Green Eyes," to an SATURDAY coverage of this famed horse 3:45 Racimo that he thinks if the for an audition. American Indian race for three-year-old tho'Red , 1979 A tall man politely showed Sky at Morning". (4)0 NSA BASKETBALL picture is well- received, it roughbr.ds from Churchill Live coverage of an NBA play- will make Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. big stars out of the AFTERNOON off Sports on Th ir in MAY game. Teams and location two GOLF "Houston Open" leads— Victoria Racimo semi-final to be announced. Live coverage of the i.00 and Robert Fozworth. ___ _ round of this PGA tournament 4:30 * Ii WRESTLING ' There is a sequence near from the Woodland Hilts Coun- U WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 1:30 try Club in Houston, Texas. Scheduled events include the the end In which she is WR U WRESTLING English Rugby League Cup swimming for her life. Finals from Wembley Stadium People who have seen it say 200 6.00 CD) PREGAME 8140W In London, England; World it will do for her what 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Weightlifting championships Jacqueline Bisset's T-shirt 2:15 Live coverage of the finals of from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. (2) BASEBALL Regional the National Championship SPORT8WORLD Live coy- picture in "The Deep" did coverage of Seattle Mariners at Sprint Car Races from Terre erage of the UCLA Invitational for her. Boston Red Sox; Toronto Blue Haute, Indiana; a wrap-up of Track and Field Meet from Los But, of course, it all Jays at Milwaukee Brewers. the Kentucky Derby. Angeles, Cal.; Part 7 of "The depends on how the critics Fittest Of Them All." 3:00 700 and the public like — ErrrL "Prophecy." If it turns out nobody likes it then nobody will care one way or how another provocative that shot in the water Is. "Prophecy," because of certain elements in the plot line, was a very hush-hush project while It was shooting. In fact, they had a couple of ex- CIA men guarding the location gates, and 51 Malay ACROSS everybody Who worked on gibbon the film had to have badges 53 Russian 1 Actor to be allowed on the set. inland sea Newman "Actually," Victoria 56 Actor 5Ac, Martin Racimo says, "John Margret 56 Dutch 8 Actor Frankenhelmer was very commune Kaplan afraid that the TV people 57 Fermented 12 Site of TO would learn about the plot drink Mahal and rip It off." 58 This 13 Actress It Is basically a dory about (Spansh) Arthur 58 Desire the effects of methyl me,'14 In a line 30 Snares c*uy poisoning on people end 16 Lump 16 Actor DOWN animals. Supposedly, Vermin creates a mutation which 17 Russian 1 Dawber turns out to be a monstrous hemp 2 Seaweed creature. 18 Proportion derivative If "Prophecy" makes It, 20 Actress 3-.. Major: LIZ and If Frankenhelmer's The Big Precipitous Dipper prophecy about"Prophecy" 22 24 Fantasy 4 FInal cornea true, then we will 28lnr.verse SActrm have another. very lovely direction Diahnn star to follow. Victoria ('taut.) e Born Racimo Is a siün gf1g 32 Lubricate 7 French cathedral brunette whose in- 33 36 Paul city terestlng features make you Michael 8 Late actor wonder what her back Aipf to Cooper ground is. 40 Asiatic 9S.ed weight She is Filipino-Irishcovering (plural) to ActorAmerican Indian-English, sing., and there arui'tmany of 42 Singer Bette -Sammy.-those around. She was born 48 Different ii Pitcher in New York, began studying 50 Land 19 Poctrine, ballet iii 11 and was always measure (suffix) ... .. --- --. -- • I1' II - "Eqis,", award winning play, 8:39p.m., May 4410.11 an: sal $:IOp.m., Annie Russell Theatre, RoWne College, Wint Park. ' • • ..s S.s 414.. s1a mA a. A .. Born? --- D'---Iuu '11, May 11.13, Lake Eels, Orlando, Friday, 519 p.m.; Saturday, 10 am. to 11 p.m.; Sunday 14 p.m. Pops Concert by Florida Sympathy, $ p.m. Friday followed by fireworks; Saturday an and odtalmnesg and at 9 p.m., Light Piece Synthesis p forinence Swiday, art, entertainment and r"gntta. '.c - -rp is --- "Godepell," May 34 and May 1013, University of ral Florida Village Cager. Saturday per formesioss will be dinnolit theatre productions, V to p4Ie. $4.20 U(P dudugs. Other performances $3 to peklk; ft.. to students. Call 275.3133. TLII Jk3EkKJ)ANS'. .. •.m.a— .— Star ____ Time Out To Eat Ask Dick Friday, May 4, iv—s .. 21 Likely 23 Each (abbr.) 24 Perform 25 Set of working equipment 26 Building addition 27 Fit fiddle 29 Shade tree 30 Fish egg s 31 Egg drink 34 Chinese pagoda 36 Saint (abbr.) 37 Actress Candi 38 About -. .- ... .Jti.ht) '.1 ,ctreu Sophie 42 Fashioned 43 Chilled desserts 44 Mild oath 45 Singer Home 47 Actress Goidie 48 City in Penn. 49 Rave 52 Soft chink 54 Hugos Miserables - -• SOLI'TIO S IN h7JI N 3A Ia i s -.- • rr V3NO 1001 1 V I s 3 a iN .i $3SV1 S1I0 v N N i i. s v sv 43 1 1S NOlAVI OILYV 3N MIS sosv ' ' \ I1 " 1 fl V �—EvnIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 4, i7 FRIDAY EVENING (1) 0 0 eoo 2) NEWS SEE Youngsters make a TV program, ride in a hot air balloon and visit a base. ment aquarium big enough for scuba diving. (R) 8:30 NBC NEWS 4)0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS 0 VILLA ALEGRE 700 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Ted Is stricken with a mild heart attack and goes through a personality change. 0t2 THE CRO88-wITS JOKER8WD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 c2) LIARS cuis (4)0 FAMILY FEUD 0 THE MUPPETS Guest: Cheryl Ladd. CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Steve Lawrence, Tim Conway. I) DICK CAVETT Guest: Antony Tudor. 100 (2) G DIFPRENT STROKES Mrs. Garrett is offered a job as housemother to the girls at Kimberly's exclusive school (4) 0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK Jack McGee's pursuit of the Hulk is muddled by his new aide and a timid young man claiming to be the creature. 0 MACKENZIES OF PARADISE COVE The Mackenzie kids enter Cuda in a cutthroat poker game In the hopes that he can win desperately needed tax money. May 4 8:30 (2) C STEVE MARTIN Milton __t_ I._I._.__. .IuvuuiJy #s__-_..su, uurge Burns and Bob Hope join with comedian Steve Martin to take a "wild and crazy" look at a variety of American pastimes. R WALL STREET WEEK "The Hew' Energy Crisis" Guest: Charles T. MaxWell, senior vice president and director, Cyrus J. Lawrence Inc. L2!. (4)0 THE DUKES OF 14*2- ZARD So and Luke heroically put out a fire in an armored truck and got accused of stealing $1 million for their trouble. WE Robert Duvall and Lee Remick portray General Dwight D. Eisenhower and his trusted military aide Kay Summersby In this saga tracing the American hero's war years. (Part 2 of 3 V.I. PEOPLE •'Tuscawllla Wanderer" 0 9:30 (2) COW OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE "Volume II" Comedy and musical highlights from the past four seasons of "Saturday Night Live" will be presented. 0 PROBE "Access To Courts" Host: Pat Holmes. Q DALLAS Bobby and J.R. both feel guilty when Jock suffers a heart attack after one of their brotherly conflicts. (R) 0 TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE 1100 C2)a)00Nam 11:30 42 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Sammy Davis Jr., Ronny Graham, Sus Sarandon. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME NBA BASKETBALL Li coverage of an NBA play..c if game. Teams and location to be announced. KENTUCKY DERBY SPI CIAL A behind-the-scent,s report on Derby Week featuring a look at the tradition, tPle festivities and the horse entered will be presented Ii Pi from Louisville. MORNING 0 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER e:oo a)CRAcKERBARREL. 0 THE LAW AND YOU HOT DOG 6:28 12:00 (4) MOVIE "Smile, Jenn FRIENDS 6:30 You're Dead" (C) (1974) Devi Januen, Andrea Marcovicci. A private detective become$ emotionally involved with th girl he is hired to protect. 2 Hrs.) (2) 2-CO TRYGAROEN a) FARM AND HOME SPECTRUM HOT FUDGE 7:00 - - 0:30 (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING May' SATURDAY CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN Jerusalem artichokes and Chinese vegatables are introduced into the garden. (A) ioo (2) SOUL TRAIN 0 STAR TREK Capt. Kirk finds his brother dead and the entire population of the planet Deneva Insane. WRESTLING 0 FOOTSTEPS "There Comes A Time" Structured, instructional playtimes provided by good day care centers can be larning, as well as fun, experiences for children. @)OCBSNEWS 0 NEWS C ROOKIES (2)THE GONG SHOW suos BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER 0 HEE HAW Guests: Tom T. Hall, Don Gibson, Jimmy Henley. LAWRENCE WEIJ( I SOCCER MADE IN GER. MANY 7:30 CAMERA (4) THE MUPPET8 Guest: Alice Cooper. 100 (2) (12) CHIPS Five college slu. uenis intent on settling a 1:30 grudge with Ponch and Jon [ WRESTLING send a batch of marijuana. LOWELL THOMAS laced brownies to a CHP party. REMEMBERS... "General (A) (2) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 7:30 George S. Patton" Filmed Host: Amii Stewart. Guests: • SAD NEWS BEARS Elvis Costello, G.Q., Sylvester, (2) C SAY CITY ROLLERS highlights include the American The Sears see a friendly kiss of Tasha Thomas, Peaches and (!) ARTHUR AND COMPANY advance in Africa, the invasion congratulations given to Coach 030 MINUTES Herb. . of Sicily, the b-Div invasion DUII5W. .-•• - by Dr.appanl as 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI- and his triumphal return home.- - the beginning of a romance. 1:30 MALE "The Seal" (A) 0 MOVIE "The Naked Prey' 2:00 0 ROY CLARK SPECIAL 8.100 Marie Ostnond, Cheryl Tiegs, (C) (1966) Cornel Wild., Girl (2) PRE-GAME 5 (2) ALVIN AND THE CHIP. Tammy Wynette and Flip Wil. MAVERICK "Point Blank" Van Dec Berg. After his feiIos ANOTHER VOICE son join Roy Clark for an hour hunters are killed by a primitiveI MUNKS of music and comedy. tribe, a man Is set free to be C4)OPOPEYE BCOO. rSALL4TARS 2:15 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC hunted down by fierce warn. (2) BASEBALL Regional "Pinocchio" PAINT WITH NANCY "Last on. 12 Hrs.) Pinocchio is coverage of Seattle Mariners at O MOVIE "The Satan Bug" Three In Totterdown" Boston Red Sox; Toronto Blue enticed to join his friends on a trip to the "Land Of Toys," (C) (1965) George Maharis, 8:30 Jays at Milwaukee Brewers, where little boys "play day and Richard Basehart, A highly virFANTASTIC FOUR night." (Part 3004) ulent virus is stolen from a topCONSUMER SURVIVAL MOVIE "This Property Is security research Installation KIT "Prescription Drugs, TrayCondemned" (C)(1966) Natalie BEApWS OF and hundreds die before the el Tips, Air Conditioning" Wood, Robert Redford. A The octogenarian BOSTON crime Is solved. (2 Hrs. 10 manager 9:00 mins.) young woman marries her (Tom Poston) of an old-line (2) GOOZILLA SUPER 90 mothers lover but becomes 20 (1) 6 BUGS SUNNY I ROAD disheartened and follows her department store agrees to (4) NEWS RUNNER true love to New Orleans Where have a beer feat to alleviate the store's financial problems. CROCKETT'S VICTORY 3:40 he learns of her past. (2 Hrs.) 0 FORGOTTEN FRONTIER MOVIE "Carrie" (8/W) GARDEN Advice on pruning WORLD OF THE SEA Armando Sierra narrates a roses; planting a perennial bor. (1952) Laurence Olivier, JenI BOOK SEAT portrait of the missions estabnifer Jones. When a young girl der and a dwarf orchard tree. 3 iished on the Spanish border. runs away with a married man, (A) RIG VALLEY A woman lends by Jesuit and Franciscan the two most very different 9:30 deserts -her three children "padres." (R) fates. (2 Hrs. 20 Mina.) 8UPERFRIEND5 because she cannot support UUAS, YOGA AND YOU them. (2) SJ AND THE BEAR 0 DERBY DAY ' 10:00 Sheriff Lobo Is acquitted of MOVIE "The Gay Divan4:00 There Is a river Used with bank robbery and orders BJ to cee" (B/W) (1934) Fred Astaire, 0 LAST OF THE WILD statnes stay out of the county. and pnde for a hundred Ginger Rogers. Mistaking a 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS (4)DOW MOVIE "Take A love-sick dancer for someone Live coverage of the National Hard Ride" (1975) Jim Brown, mll else, a lady Issues him an Invi. Championship Sprint Car R*c- Lee Van Cleef. A cowboy on a At night the trees come tation. (1 Hr. 45 Mins.) is from Terre Haute, Indiana. mission to repay a debt of gnatalive and SWaters" NOVA "Still Itude to a rancher is pursued 10:30 Appearing as a placid haven, by a say, "beware, the (2) DAFFY DUCK gang of murderous creatures of the night". a) 0 TARZAN / SUPER 8EV the life and rhythm of a pond is Cutthroats. in reality the scene of constant, The morning sumise Is like EN o LOVE BOAT "Super Mom" frenetic drama, (A) Anne Meara, Jerry Stiller; "I'll a hilliest on fire. 11.'0O See You Again" Craig Stevens. 4:30 David Parsons (2) FRED AND BARNEY (4) $po Cyd Charisse; "April Return" SPECTACULAR OURGANGCOMEDIES Scheduled events include Charo. I was talking to Mugy the 11.30 King's Cup International Boxmountain 10:00 (2) 0 THE JITSONS Ing from Bangkok, Thailand; (2) SUPERTRAIN A YOUfl9 Mugy the mountain was 0 PINK PANTHER Part 3 of the World Mixed Pairs man holds some passengers talking to we Gymnastics Championships; on the supertrain hostage while 1145 We were talking all day MU Swimming competition planning his escape from the LIFE ON THE MI8I8pp long QUEEN (TiME PR0xiMAT) featuring the U.S. vs. West police. Germany, from Long Beach, 0 FANTASY ISLAND A joke All day long we were Cal. writer dreams of becoming a talking AFTERNOON WORLD WAR U 01 DIARY stand-up comic, and an invalid Night and day "Kamikaze: Flower Of Death" (Toni Tennhfis) wants to meet Day and night 12:00 her pen pal, a convict serving 500 Mouth by mouth time. (2)0SUPOND AND THE I'2)INONSIO( (I) PROFILES IN EDUCATION 0 BLACK AWARENES AWARENESS BEVERLY HILLBILLIES BATTLE OP THE PLANETS 12:30 I ii Poets I These poems are by elementary achoolera from Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wiahoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a the, but are not told what they should write. Tiucka TUN A place there was a long time ago a twat to held the sip of beauty with flowers of colored l w_ ws hi.. er... -- e' Ebb Ikie the God of Beauty. At the 'ead of the forest I w. •WW with lights made by S u_ carm .aur - wiiisw, Teuchi Tun ::':IlIYHjrusades I'm red paper to be.cut Into a heart, a valentine. I am In a field dancing with a quarter bone. I am a seed castle washed away by the ocean. I am In the middle of a stage swimming, climbing a mountain, Iwill grow wings and fly away. Sally Ras The word Mississippi Is like a monster. Tim Joses Night Is like a black dog on a step. An old man ls like a tree at elght JImb. Spiders are like two tables. Teachers are like saa4 paper. Lunches are like magichw Anhiur III like a blanket. Spaceships are like sflverwars. A line Isan..d that IJib ever the meestaim, Atk can is like a bear eating a deer. Kerre Tre..wavj, is the ocean billet Is like grace h1lary S I as Year by YEAR Until finally I died GregGosline Croci meadows that aros't green but tail of fantastic things man caat see like stars In the night that are glowing Pat A±y Nuckles look like sesnesinal swimming Naomi An eraser kills words. Rasty Harper GALLOPINO GHO6TOONNAFARGO (I)MOM"Splendor In The a KENTUCKY DERBY Live Grass" (C) (1961) Natalie Coverage of this famed horse Wood, Warren Beatty. Two race for three-ysarold tho. young people make the Painful and bseuthful discovery of love In a smali Kansas town. (2 1/2 Hrs.) I ' 'ACADEMY WEEKEND SPECIAL "Soup For President" Two miechievious boys and their rival for class president plot to ruin each other's campaigns, FAWLTY TOWERSBasil Bu creates chaos by trying to impose his views on xual se and Promiscuity on his clients staff. (Part3of I) I 130 2: FABULOUS FUNNIES A string of beads Is like the years that have past. FAT ALBERT abrias AMERICAN BANDSTAND Guests: B.T.O., 0KIDSW0LD'.' P • rouglibrods from Churchill Downs In LOUISV*S, Kentucky. 11:00 ____ GDODO •mecomm MONTY PYTHON'S FLY11:30 (2) 0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Carrie Fisher. 0 HIS HAW HONEYS Guests: The Blues Brothers. (R) (4) MOVIE "Charno" (C) Guests: The Statler Brothers. (1969) Elvis Presley, liii Balm. An Outlaw reforms himself and IVENINS rescues a Western town. tOO MOVII "The Thief Who (1) (4) NIWS Came To Dinner" (C) (1973) Ryan O'Neal, Jacqueline Wofto live coverags of the fInale of Blssel. A computer pro. the National Championship gnammes moonlights as a cat Sprint Car Races from Terre burglar and falls in love with a Haute. Indiana; a wrap-up of wealthy young wom . (2 Hrs.) thi Kentuck 119 an THEATRE S MOVIE "Thó Noon And Sixpence" (B/W) (1943) Lillie: Going On The Stage" George Sanders, Herbert Lift is Pregnant and the Prince of Wa1 Comes to her aid by Marshall. Based on the story by Somerset Uaigham, An artist arranging for her to mo iesvsáh. -wtq the tranquili Paris '4P CA & dsaih. (1 Hr. 45 Mins. SUNDAY MORNING 600 a) A DETER WAY 0 THIS IS THE LIFE 6:30 (I) CHURCH SERVICE 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. AFTER HOURS May 6 EVENING nine. After a giant tidal wave overturns an ocean liner, a handful of passengers struggle to survive amidst the wreck0 SPECTRUM a) age. THE ADVOCATES "Should 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS (4)0 ALICE Mel misunder. Puerto Rico Be i12 INTERCOM A stands Alice's dinner invitation 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL Commonwealth, A State, Or An and all but moves in with her KIT "Prescription Drugs, Tray- Independent Nation?" and Tommy. (A) el Tips, Air Conditioning" 6:30 0 IKE Robert Duvall and Lee Remick portray General Dwight (2) NBC NEWS 12:30 D. Eisenhower and his trusted MEET THE PRESS (4) ces NEWS Guest: George Bush. who is 030 MINUTES military aide Kay Summersby expected to announce his can. 0 WILD KINGDOM "Explor.. in this saga tracing the Amen. didacy for the Republican nom. ing The Great Barrier Reef" can hero's war years. (Part 3 of Marlin uncovers a threat to the 3 ination for the presidency. MASTERPIECE THEATRE Coral-producing animals that I 0 BLACK AWARENESS 7:00 21COMPANY "Lillie: America" From Lillie's 0 DIRECTIONS "Brown Vs. built the Great Barrier Reef. a) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM Board Of Education" Rev. 0 WILD KINGDOM "Realm first day in America she is O THE LAW AND YOU Jesse Jackson discusses the Of The Rhea" The ostrich-like cheered wherever she goes, 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI_ progress made since the land- rhea is seen on his "walk but disaster Clouds the opening 'nON of her play in New York, mark 1954 Supreme Court across the pampas." JERRY FALWELL decision outlawing Segregation 7fl 9:30 in public schools. iso WORLD OF DISNEY (j) 0 JUST FRIENDS Susan S HOY EN LA LEGISLATURA "The Parent Trap" A set of and Leonard decide to write a (2)AM.E. HOUR twins who were separated at movie script together. 1:00 a) SUNDAY MORNING birth by the divorce of their (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 10:00 parents meet and devise a 0 CONSUMER BUYUNE 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH CONSUMER BUYLINE wacky scheme to bring their •MARY TYLER MOORE 0 DISCUSSION ' 5'00 (lii MOVIE "Mark Of Zorro" still-feuding parents back Guest: Nancy Walker, VOICE Of VICTORY (C) (1974) Frank Langella, together. (A) S SECOND CITY TV a)OFWOMEN AND MEN Ricardo Montalban. In the (4)000 MINUTES REX BARD 10:30 1820s, the swashbuckling son U THE O8MONDS Guests: 05110W 1 PEOPLE (4) CAMPAIGN '79 of a California nobleman stagAndrea McArdle, Adam Rich, SESAME STREET (R) S FAWLTY TOWERS Guests es deadly duels with his Cathy Rigby, Boys Town Choir. 8:30 0 ThE FORSYTE SAGA "A and staff become confused by enemies. (1 1/2 Hrs.) (12) SUNDAY MASS 0WA8HINGTON WEEK IN Silent Wooing" Michael Basil's state of nervous tension a) MARLO AND THE MAGIC REVIEW (A) becomes a member of Panlia. and a case of mistaken identi- Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. 'Manhattan ' Fres h, C risp NEW RELEASE Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, MANHATTAN tIlj mant and politics soon embroil ty. (Part 4 of 6) 1:30 Fleur in a feud with Lord O ORAl. AOSERTS 11:00 (2) OUTDOORS Ferrar's daughter, Marjorie. J1 0 43 NEWS 9:00 (1) 0 NBA BASKETBALL AUSTIN CITY LIMITS (1) OUTLOOI( Live coverage of an NBA playFAMILY "Doug Kershaw / Clifton a)O SUNDAY MORNING IN ALL THE off game. Teams and location Archie and Edith travel to Call- Chenier" (A) 0FANGFACE to be announced. fornia to spend Christmas with 0 ORAl. ROBERTS MOVIE To Be Announced. 11:15 MISTER ROGERS (R) WALL STREET WEEK Mike, Gloria and Joey. (Part 1 (4) CBS NEWS I "The 'New' Energy Crisis" of 2)(R) 9:30 11:25 (1) GOSPEL, SINGING JUBI. Guest: Charles T. Maxwell, 0 FANTASY ISLAND SPEsenior vice president and CIAL Tattoo is kidnapped and (2) (Ii) NEWS LEE director, Cyrus J. Lawrence held for ransom by a former 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 11:30 employee (Red Buttons), and 0 MOVIE "Ride 'Em Inc. (R) MOVIE "Fraternity two orphaned children get the (3D CBS Cowboy" (B/W) (1942) Bud 2chance to choose their Ideal Row" (1977) Gregory Harrison, Abbott, Lou Costello. Two men (fl NASHVILLE MUSIC Peter Fox. A man torn by memhead for fun and adventure at a t BEING HUMAN Eric CLOSE • CLOSE TO HOME A small ones recalls the fun and hearWestern dude ranch. 11 1/2 Sevareld and his guests town caught in the crosacur- tache of his 1950s college days Hrs.) explore the behavioral atti- rents generated by a teachers' and the events that lead to a ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) tudes of mankind in this pro- strike, a school board recall campus tragedy. i000 gram about human unique- election and Proposition 13 0 MOVIE To Be Announced. 0 JUKEBOX Guests: The G STUDIO SEE "Orienteer- " fever is examined. Band, Tina Charles, Frankie big" The new sport of Orion2:30 8:30 Miller, Cliff Richard. leering in Richmond. Va. is (2) MOVIE "King Of The ONE DAY AT A TIME (4) D demonstrated; visit Al Hartig, Pecos" (8/W) (1936) John Ann tries to work up the nerve 11:55 kite man; thoroughbred horses Wayne, Muriel Evans. A young to ask (2) NBC LATE MOVIE a handsome business are trained in Ocala, Fla. (R) lawyer seeks revenge for the associate out on a date. (R) "Sweepstakes" (1978) Frederic Forrest, Herschel Bernardi. A murder of his parents. (1 Hr.) 10:30 900 politically-minded lawyer, a "Houston Open" (2) MOVIE "Murphy's War" 0 GOLF (C) (1971) Peter O'Toole, Sian Live coverage of the final round (2) 0 NBC MOVIE 'The bookie and a cocktail waitress Phillips. A man decides to fight of this PGA tournament from Poseidon Adventure" (1972) become finalists in a million a one-man war against the the Woodland Hills Country Gene Hackman, Ernest Borg. dollar lottery. (A) Germans after they shoot his Club in Houston. Texas. Plane down in the middle of a 3:00 Jungle river. (2 Hrs,) 5 EVENING AT POPS Arthur (I) TONY BROWNS JOURNAL Fiedler opens his 50th season FOR OUR TIMES Douglas as conductor of the Boston — Edwards hosts this weekly Pops Orchestra live from Symseries exploring current social phony Hall in this golden anniIssues from a religious view- versary program featuring fl46 tET1'E1.5* AND 0 K point, highlights from his first concert 134 C W6J HoW 1 Q L Th KIOSWORLD in 1929. (A) - - TYOTANS.E 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, boyfriendS girlfriend continuing war. This is done in black and white. -- and it's beautiful funny and crisp. OnI) flak: a little familiar. GRADE: 3:30 (4) ONI my 0FAMILY 0 PlAIT 10 COMPA. GENERAL RELEASE wrapped around gang warfare. Standout performance by newcomer Dc La Paz. Caution: some strong language, violence. GRADE: B-minus (IlL filler) CRAMP, THE (PG) Jon Voight, Faye Dunaway, Ricky Schroder. Drama. IDirector Franco Zeffirelli has - dusted off the old classic about the ex-champ and his son and the rich lady who used to be the kid's mother. He pulls out all the stops -no sob Is left unsobbed -and It's a treat for the love-to-cry set. But it Is overlong and very over. sentimental. Young Ricky Schroder is the best child actor In years, however, GRADE: B. CHINA SYNDROME, THE (PG) GRADE: B -ulus. DEER HUNTER (RI Welghtllfting championships from Gettysburg. Pennsylvania. 12:00 Patty Duke, Warren Bertinger. A stubborn male chauvinist discovers his daughter to be a better athlete than any of the boys around, 11 1/2 Hrs.) 0 $POATSWOALD Live cov- erage of the UCLA Invitational Track and Field Meet from Los Angeles, Cat; Part 7 of "The Fittest Of Them All." 500 FINING LINE Robert DeNiro, John (:azalc, sylvania steel workers who go off to fight in Vietnam. Director Michael Cimino has created images you may never forget. It is too long and some of It is forced, but it remains a classic film, GRADE: A. LITTLE ROMANCE, A (PG) Laurence Olivier, Arthur Hill, Sally Kellerman. Romantic Comedy, This one will enchant you. A pair of teen-agers find each other, and find Innocent romance, against a background of Paris and - Venice. With lovely music and beautiful photography, this has fun, excitement and all those good things. GRADE: A. (Film grading: A -superb; B -good; C -average; I) poor; F - awful ..e e e s S e e cc o• e e • • o e a. cc. cc • tI A TV-5ERI65. rr ys (CAFETERIA STYLE) I(ESTeHJWtNT and LOUNGE e OVERLOOK THE RUNWAYS Ii PH. 323.0501 IANFORD AIR TERMINAL SANFORO SUNDAY BRUNCH II 10a.m.-2p.m. 1.1 M AOYou Can Eat P", HERE . R EA CA! - - John Savage, Meryl Streep, Christopher Walken. Urania. This Is a powerful, memorable look at three Penn- Young Men In Their Jaunty FACE THE NATION to be announced. TURNAMM "In The Long 430 Run" A history of women's parUcmpation In athistics focusing a WIDE WORLD Of SPORTS on the Now York Scheduled events Include the English Rugby League Cup Marathon. (A) Finals from Wembley Stadium In London. England; World Js Fonda, Jack - Lemmon, Michael Douglas. Thriller, This Is a "what if" story - what If there was a malfunction in a nuclear power plant, and what If the gal TV news reporter sniffed It out, and what if the nuclear scientist didn't find It, and what If the power company brass tried to cover It up? It leaves you wondering -what If a real one had a flaw and blew up and left a hole In the sand clear down to China? (2) MOVIE "Those Daring Jalopies" (C) (1969) Bourvil, BAPTIST Tony Curtis. Monte Carlo is the scene for an international car CHURCH race in which drivers attempt Out PASA, U.S.A.? "The to sabotage each other. (2 1/2 Garage Sale" Adele can't fig- Hrs.) Un out how people can appr.. C18% the past when they are •AMERICAN SPORTSMAN 348 always coming up with new ways of discarding It. (A) (4) 0 NSA BASKETBALL Live coverage of an NBA play11:30 off game. Teams and location (4) NOV11 "BINIe" (C) (1965) or: B.plus. BOULEVARD NIGHTS (R) -Richard Ynlguez, Marta DuBois, Danny Dc La Paz. Drama. Interesting but uneven character study of Chicano youths in East Los Angeles. Classic strong brother-weak brother story V TAN15tC I ZOOM(R) - Michael Murphy, Muriel lleniingwa. Romantic comedy, - MOVIEMACHINE Friday, May 4, 1919-7 11 -- 01079 United Feature Syndicate. Inc. Includes Salad and Coffee, tea, etc. tax e 4 p.m. TIl 7 p.m. Tbo Nicest IuHef and Salad Bar In Town. : : o All You Can got. include, Coffee, Ties sk. Children vie tax WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 4p.m. III Closing DRAFT BEER NIGHT : • e IT 3S/NQU\ CATERING Per Glass WIDE I Tv IN LOUNGE FACILUIES CAN &NAT UP TO its 10 �I—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, May 4, 17, " Cassidy Opts For Career In Acting By D1(X KLEINER reflects an older Influence HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - than is usual with people his Everybody grows up some age. He prefers the music of time. Even teeny-boppers. the '60s to the music of the And teen-age rock-and-roll 7Os, and what he plays idols, too. shows It. But he is going In, So Siiaun Cassidy, 21 years more and more, for acting. old, a rock performer since In mid-April, ABC telecast he was in the eighth grade, Is the dram, "like Normal growing up. Maybe you People," In which he and could even put that in the Unda Purl played a retarded past tense and any he's couple who get married. It already grown up. 'I'm was, by far, his most starting to feel," says demanding role and, he Cassidy, "that 1,111 getting thinks, could very well be a over the hill. That's because turning point In his career my taste In music is and his life. changing very much. Disco "It's nice to finally find music is the most happening out," he says, "that I really thing right now— and ldon't am an actor. I was very like it. nervous before I did it, 'And Ifeel that the kids because It was a big untoday don't know music at dertaking, but I knew I had all." He Is not abandoning todosomething like It. Ihad music, at all. But he says the to test myself, to push music he Is record1n today myself, because It's real SIIAUN CASSIDY WEDNESDAY SPECIAL S.itkeá Fie4 Ckieke SPECIAL 3 PC. CHICKEN MASHED POTATOES GRAVY ROLL $1 WEDNESDAYS ONLY II 21005. FRENCH AVE. ......ItW.17.2.SANFORD ': •.• •.• i... • • •. . .• • ............ I I easy to get comfortable in a mold." ' And Shaun Cassidy has gotten a little comfortable there, for the year or so that he costarred with Parker Stevenson as "The Hardy Boys." While he realizes the show was great exposure for him, and that acting in It every day was a wonderful learning process, the aerIs never taxed him dramatically. "No," he says, with a wry grin, "I sure wasn't pointed when "The Hardy Boys' went off the air." He says his parents Shirley Jones and the late JackCassldy — triedto deter him from an acting career. Since he had been getting paid as a rock star for much of his childhood, they were primarily concerned with making sure he finished high school. "I did - barely," he says. He did his first European tour with his band while he was a senior In high school and so, when he came back. he was faced with a problem of making up a course. Since his only two courses, as a senior, had been ceramics and physical education, It's hard tosee how he failed, but he did fall P.E. He made it u in summer school. Al the tune, he was Just happy to be finished with that weight around his neck, and gave no thought at all college. Another sign of his maturity is that1 he Is ucgrnnmg 10 regret that disap- Daytime Schedule TtJESD4AY . ' EVENING 9:00 Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. . .- Friday, May,4,-192-4 8" Eleanor And Adolf: Two ' Novel' Approaches (2) HANGING BY A THREAD (Premiere) A festive 6OO mountaintop picnic turns Into a ()0 (l NEWS nightmare for a group of EE Visits a friends left hanging above a ballerina, campers In Nova treacherous mountain gorge in Scotia, sea turtles and DOflfly a disabled tram. (Part I of 2) and Jimmy Osmond back- (3) THE REBELS The adven. stage. (R) turous sequel to "The Bastard" ___________________ _____ By KATIE FELSEN'IIIAL 630 by John Jokes Is set in 1775 as He becomes morbidly atAmerican Library hun. NEc NEWS Philip Kent risks his life as a ELEANOR: A Novel by Rhoda Lernan (Holt, Rinehart tached to his brother's landCUB NEWS captain In the Colonial Army "Eleanor" (as ® In and winston, 297 vases, $10) lord, a poor, bookish, elderly during the Revolutionary War. Roosevelt) and "Young VILLA Jew named Meyer. "The (Part 1002) Adolf" (as In Hitler) are YOUNG ADOLF: A Novel BY Beryl Balubrldge decline of the Roman MOVIE "Anatomy Of A fi • ction,but fiction woven - (BrailUer, 219 pages, $7.95) 700 Seduction" (Premiere) Susan around Empire Is a classic example (2) TIC TAO DOUGH fact. Rhoda Lerman (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Flannery, Jameson Parker. A of historical decadence Goorgette is forced to cope divorced woman becomes and Beryl Bainbridge have International Congress of birthplace) for a five-month resulting from contaminated with the two opposite lOs of the romantically involved with the created three-dimensional Working Women and invites stay with his half-brother blood," Adolf explains to man in her life when the C011ege-age son of her best characters a feat that a group back to the mansion Alois, Mob' wife Bridget and him, so sell-absorbed that's Bastes' adopted son David is friend. Often eludes even the most for tea. A young lacemaker their young son William he's oblivious of the fact that found to have the brain of a 0 Thu'S COMPANY Jack talented biographers. from Puerto Rico, unnerved Patrick. becomes so angry with Janet he's spewing anti-Semitism Because each woman and Christy that he accepts by the sneering servants, WITS Alois Hitler—a waiter and to a Jew who also happens to JR'S WII job U live-in cook for Larry's C5pttW5 her subject In the calloused palms and cracked a razor blade salesman - is be his only friend. early years - befo MACNEIL / LEHRER boss, A plan hatched by Meyer rethey nails unsteady on the fine a fop, a backslapper with a REPORT S ALEXANDER'S BACHTIME became this century's china, spills her tea. "I am mean streak, a mediocre to prevent public health BAND Young string musicians foremost saint and sinner 710 who come from all 0V5t the they shake our fondest very sorry, very sorry," she man who suffers from functionaries from seizing (2)UARS CLUB ___ country to play in Carnegie Hall apologizes. "Don't worry. delusions of grandeur. He children packed by poor (4) MATCH GAME P.M. concerts perform under the PreJal It's nothing," Eleanor plans to transform himself parents too many to a bed, NEXT STRIP BEYOND direction of Alexander Lerman's Eleanor Is SHA NA NA Guest: Little Schneider. certainly r saint. As In- comforts her, "I have - dozens from a razor blade hawker fizzles. Anthony. or other tablecloths like tntothe bead of a razor blade "I don't understand," sufferable as she is ad9:30 0 CAROL BURNETT AND The anger flashes in empire Adolf says to Meyer, as he TAXI A film company mirabie, she's a mass of the young FRIENDS Guest: Paul Sand. When Adolf gets off the woman's eyes watches parents stand as a movie ing about taxi drivers DICK CAVITI' Guest: Fritz she says, "MY family lives train, Alois nearly strangles passively In doorways as turns Louis's garage Into a Molden. "Eleanor" opens in the glamorous setting complete for many months on the him. He had sent money to their children stunner of 1918, when its too with champagne. pennies we get for weaving his sister, whom he was holding babies In their arms •0000 MORNING FLORIDA 6 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING NEWS 12:30 7:30 MORNING (2) NEWS (2)0 TODAY 0000 MORNING AMERI- 0D SEARCH FOR TOMORCA NOW 5:30 • RYAWS HOPE 0 sumsu SEMESTER eoo HOLLYWOOD SQUARES rii CAPTAIN KANGAROO 5.53 STUDIO SEE (liON, TUE. tOO Z PTL ci.us THU. FIN) (I) U DAYS OF OUR LIVES tOO 0 FOOTSTEPS (WED) (4) MIDDAY (2) EARLY DAY • THE YOUNG AND THE (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPARESTLESS (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA NY"" • ALL MY CHILDREN 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 (4) CAMPAIGN '75 (TUI) 1:30 (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN (IJOAS THE WORLD (WED) 130 TIJRME (.4)30 MINUTES (THU) (2) 112 TODAY (4) CRACKERSARREL (FRO 00000 MORNING AMERI. 200 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY CA (I) 0 THE DOCTORS O SUNRISE • UUA$, YOGA AND YOU ØONE UPS TO LIVE 25 oo 210 (2) POPI GOES THE 00414- (2) (4) DONAHUE (2) 42 ANOTHER TRY (liON) 0D GUIDING LIGHT •M5(J DOUGLAS (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. a MOVIE 3 DINAHI GENERAL HOSPITAL (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 8 EDUCATIONAL PRO. STUDIO SEE (WED) GRAMMING (2) THE WflJ*J$j4 BROTHERS 310 M" (IJOMA'$H(R) UPBEAT (4) , #'i•l&aA Ia%s DAYTIME 014 I WORLD a I -- -• mak- - (2)0 GREATEST HEROES OF THE BIBLE "The Ten Commandments" Moses (John Marley), the venerated Hebrew law-giver, struggles to lead his people through the desert and deliver God's law to them. (4) Q THE PAPER CHASE First-year law student James Hart makes the serious error of coming to his contract law class unprepared. (R) HAPPY DAYS Fonzle becomes extremely upset when he learns that his nephew Chachi was the victim of a slick MONDAY decision. "I've thought about college a lot more lately." he says, "than I did then. I'm EVENING thinking now of taking some courses in the evenings. I'd too like to take courses thatILMNEWS Visits a snake would help me in what I'm doing now - courses in wrestler, a student traveling circus and the New Orleans writing or French Quarter for street Jazz. "I've never even been to (R) an acting class. I never had training of any kind. As () .-•i a matter 01 fact. 1 w() • - 1*W talking to Harvey Hart, who AMC NEWS VILLA ALISRI directed 'Uk. Normal People,' about that and he 70O said I ahouldo't study. He (2) TIC TAO O3II MARY TYLER thought it would screw flS erupts in a usu. up. He bought me some ally smooth television news books, Stanlslavsky and operation when Murray takes a th.khov, and he said that step up to Co-produce the was all the training I May 7 Momma Carlson decides it's time for him to In his father in the radio business. -- iuuu Timothy Bottoms. A safety LOU GRANT The Trib (4)0 Inspector desperat.ly, attempts staff becomes caught up with to the extortionist who 5 spring lever and stories of love. planting homemade explosives pySQy* 25Tt,. ANNI. in Americas leading amuseVIRSANY SPECIAL James flJt PWk5. Caan, Tony Curtis and G.orge (4)O THE WHITE SHADOW Plimpton join Hugh Hither and Coach Reeves discovers that one of his players has a serious Playmate Candy Loving at the Playboy Mansion West for a drinking Problem. (R) gala celebration featuring a S BATTLE OF THE NET. WORK STARS Three teams of retrospective look at the PlayCelebrities captained by Dickboy Van Patten, Jamie Parr and 1010 A panel Robert Conrad, and represent, ing ABC. CBS and NBC corn- of experts and contestants try to solve a crime after "witnesspate in a variety of Ing , a tape of it in this game events. ____ show hosted by Ed McMahon. I "A Conversation With Jerry 11:00 Brown" The governor of Call. (Z) (4).5 0 NEWS ,,'a discusses his views on 1130 future politics. (2) TONIGHT Guest host: Rob Rainer. Guests Martin tOO (4) MA$H The camera Mull, Pete Barbutti. one f1 MACNIIL / LIHRIN becomes the eyes of a young®THENIWLYWIDGAME of soldier to record his responses NOCKFORD Fit_IS Two assidys growing up is to being wounded, operated private investigators enlist on dreams bets dreaming 710 at the 41077th. and treated in Rockford's help when they are lately. Th. kid dreams - big (2) ' poet-op. (R) Illegally forced out of business. SQUARES rs,lotso(monsyand (1) HOLLYWOOD PRIME OFMISS JEAN 5 POLICE STORY An under5 IN SEARCH OP... 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PREVIN AND THE PrTTSBURGH "Yehudi Menuhin" Violinist Yehudi Menuhin Is the principal performer in an evening of chamber music with Andre Previn and cellist Anne Martindale. 0:30 O LAVERNE I SHIRLEY Laverne, convinced there Is a SPY after a secret Shotz beer formula, convinces Shirley to stake out the vat room one night with her. - 10 $TARSKY I HUTCH Starsky and Hutch become so involved In competition for a policewoman's affection that they almost forget about the murderer they were huntIng. S TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE ltoO NEWS (1)1)00 DICK CAVETT Guest: Frank Garcia. 11:30 (2)0 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Boone Narr, Larry Gatlin. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 BARNASY JONES A man who refuses to reveal his Identity to Barnaby requests the detective at gunpoint to find his missing son. (R) O ABC MOVIE "Diamonds' (1976) Robert Shaw, Richard Roundtree. A amond merchant plots to rob a diamond vault with a security system designed by the man's twin brother. protagonist is 33, and doses In the simimer of 1921; a period that contained World War I, Franklin's affair with Lucy Mercer, his disastrous run for the vice-presidency and his crippling from polio, rman's choice of these years Is a good one. They forced Eleanor to face Franklin's fallibility and to figure out her own needs. Yearning for contact with women who are neither senators' wives nor debutantes, she attends the such a cloth as this." "Elea" is the product of three years of research and the cooperation of the Roosevelt family. "Young Adolf" Balnbrldge's seventh novel In seven years Is the product of pure imagination except for a single historical fact that Baingridge happened upon while reading a biography of Hitler. In 1912, the 23-year.old future Fuhrer landed In Liverpool (Bainbridge's - - - depending on for business advice, and he's convinced Adolf weasled the fare out of her. Expecting an expert on the foreign market, instead he's stuck with his puny, penniless, paronold halfbrother a reject from art school, or, the run from conscription in the Austrian army. So much for fact. Bain. bridge dresses young Adolf in a vermin-infested suit. He carries no luggage. His sole possession Is a cherished book — thestoryofthe leader of the Texas and Arizona settlers who annihilated the "fiendish" Indians. Bainbridge equips Adolf with many of the quirks that would later swell Into fullfledge manias. He's alternately sullen or shaken by sudden, inexplicable rages. some are herded toward a Black Maria. "There were hundreds of you and not a dozen of them. They didn't even use the police. Meyer explains bitterly, "Let the minority act with enough authority and the majority will walk like lambs to the slaughterhouse" a lesson young Adolf was never to forget. Bainbridge explains that what intrigued her about Hitler's early years was that he seemed Nfl dnwnriuht mediocre. "I had always assumed that he was fiend who had leapt fully formed into history without parents or background." Instead she discovered a man who loved his mother, had brothers and sisters, played the piano. "He did not torture the cat or throw William Patrick over the balcony." - - - BAIRD-RAY DATSUN Ac tor Prepares ow W, v V BARGAIN CORNER Sorvino dons a sought the Information I hearing aid. He watches needed to portray this part. I Your lips when you speak. was fortunate enough Paul BUY HERE • PAY HERE WUKLY PAYMINTS LOW AS - There Is a heightened sense of awareness about him, rather like an animal who leans Into the wind and whose body is prepared to express anything from stillness to flight. Sorvino is portraying a deaf lawyer, Lowell Myers, in "Dummy," a tWo-hour tnje4lfe dramatic special to be broadcast May 30 on the CBS Television Network. Myers defended an illiterate, deaf, black youth on a felony charge, forging a triMing relationship with his client. "An actor only is interested In Information which turns into behavior," states Sorvino, between scenes, on location in (bongo, ••. ....... "I went to deaf people and, • although admittedly nervous to meet the man whom I portray. He is profoundly deaf. That is, is has no sense of sound at all. I learned about the elongation of sonic words. It's what they call a 'time envelope' problem, because deaf people cannot gauge how long to hold vowel sounds. And s's are difficult they're blunted because the sibilant quality Is of so high a frequency the '14 Per Week DEAL with the DEALER who wants to DEAL! -- -- vibrations cannot be sensed. "I got a book on sign language, a means of communicating for the deaf begun over two hundred years ago in France, even though I am called upon to use signs only sparingly In one scene." - BAIRD-RAY DATSUN 4444 N. U41, L.nwsd. (Jwst N.rfti Of The Big Tr") ' I 531-1315 AUTHOR RHODA LEHMAN CARPET CLEANING BY A A/dIIIIAIII THIS Olcasds I Smor Cftlam WEEK ONLY! tm-i - . fPM Ill i..1WIL øSE P!pr*dM pail Imir brl*in,pHp __ ____ ow"oliv awsiiuuiwmtui -•- . - 05 4,ICIM $ IoTrnsdSFqvW •FrwtodarWN •AisiI1I $ Cesswcl CARPET CUAN4G Co. RsgliSsred with 'WE VT KWAI YOU'RE GONNA LIKE ' SHAMPOO & STEAM -- [NffiI " $29!] NOTDILIONTED... DON7PAY Ciui "11=00W - $2411. .... CAU NOW $69.1 593 H I Fl 4,- ---'- �iG-Eve,thig Heralill, Sanford, Fl. FrWa y,Iy 4, 11 Evening Herald, Sanford,, Fl. 'The Wild, Wild West Revisited' ' I Martin: ' Back Where We Roes Martin sat In his film," he mused. "I get the mobile dressing room, just impression of wheels that outside the stage where "The have been turning for the Wild Wild West Revisited" last ten years, and now I feel was being filmed and ad- right back where we star. mlttedtofeellnga whole lot ted." like Rip Van Winkle. The "right back where we "There's a very funny started" was the CBS Studio feeling about our doing this Center lot in Studio City, Calif., where the original "The Wild Wild Wed" series was produced during the years 1* through INO. Now, after 10 years, there was Robert Conrad cavorting in his black western Started' government agent extraordlnalre, with good old Menus Gordon (Martin) once again at his side. The entire dejavu experience of the Intrepid duo's duds as the formidable return to harness will be James West, secret broadcast as a special movie presentation, Wednesday. admitting that he'd opted to do only television specials, plays and feature films after leaving the series and was now wondering about the choice. "I was getting out of series work just when such marvelous people as Mitzi Gaynor, Dean Martin, Carol Burnett, Glenn Ford, Jimmy "Since first reading the Stewart, Tony Curtis, Tony sal$," said Martin, "I've Quinn and Shirley MacLame thought of the story as a dpftg4ful spoof on ourselves. In this film, we dare to show our characters an honed ten years later, with all their deteriorating faults. Our timing Is just a bit off, we're not quite so quick on the uptake, and I have to put James through a calisthenics course to get him in shape. It's all great . kil~ IN Williams for the guest starring role of Michelito Loveless Jr. In "The Wild honest ten years later Martin's nostalgia also centered around stunt coordinator Chuck Courwith all their teney and stunt heavy Red Wed, who both worked In the deteriorating original series, as did Bud Alper the sound engineer (mixer), who'd been a sound faults' boom technician for the series And there was also Mickey Golden, who had were all moving Into series been Roes' series "stand-- television." In," but who was now doing Roes kept his creative the same work for Conrad. hand In the business by Ross stanxned up his 1n appearing In musicals and terlm 10 years with a sigh, plays, such as 11 1776," In summing up his new film, Martin rubbed his jaw, let a glint creep Into his eyes and said, "You might say that old television series secret agents never die, it's Just tougher for them to get out of trouble." WEDNESDAY join with country music great Johnny Cash in a musical trib- Wild West Revisited." The athletic actor, who has a law degree, also found time to win V tennis trophies, playing In venous pro-celeb tournaments over the past eIght years... May 9 ute to spring. 0 VEGA$ Dan EVENING r. 1.00 Tanna falls in love with the Mid-Eastern nrinIn this series celebrating the con he was hired to protect. American eccentric. •TODAY IN THE LEGSLA. @•TH1 WILD WILD WEST TUPE EVIS$T1D Nineteenth-centu. ry government agents James sits tWO West (Robert Conrad) and Ross Martin and Robert Conrad (top, left and right), who played Artemus CAVETT Guest: Bob •DICK Gordon and James West, the intrepid secret service agents, in the Seri" young Mm"" In Iowa who Artemus Gordon (Ross Martin) Hop.. (Part I of 2) compar. American and Ruw are brought out of retirement "The Wild Wild West" (bottom) a decade ago, are rewilted In the new Man Nfistylss, two young figure to Investigat, the possibility 11:30 motion picture-for-televIsIon, "The Wild Wild West Revisited." 3kating champions and a kit. that . (2) 0 TONIGHT Host: Johnny contest. (R) been substituted for some of Carson. Guests: Chevy Chase. tao What's Up ___ In Flims? I ___ OM iso isws TRINITY DA Y CAMP June 25.Aug.S __ cs-.. . •. ,t,j wieuwi.s •Tennis "I." • taefs An. Cisits aD,..,,. ReId Trips _____ Mush " For brochure, call Anthony A. 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Heath, and Jarrod are en route () rnptlil.: across the desert when their too JONEWS WILD staQichIs Set upon by5)s JeinTrueka MACNEIL / LIHRU (2)0 HANGING IY A raN ___ ____ robbers. IJy Too" THREAD The lives of the peo. pie tripped in the tfilfl are fur$$,i S"i-t ther endangered by gustIng 12:37 Ilarjss Gsr$a,r (2)UARS OLUG mnu wii and an essas •MANNN( Rkbud Dnyfs (4) FAMILY REUD sin on the ground b0w whose DANCE REVIN Caie. Bergs. ______ 12:40 target 1$ 014 of the pssungsrs. •. REAlITY 5$Ot NAWAR P1.O Danny end • In , the CAROL URNETT AND IPart2of2) a colleg. professor are kid. o a1 t1 t 0( 0h1Y5 I FflS Guests: Joel Grey. "Paul Taylor Dance Conp.,) flapped and hold hostage In hottest film figures: Vlnoint PIICS. xc an for the r of two Two recent Taylor compoei. Rely Field DICK CAVITY Guest: lions. Imprisoned terrorists. (R) 'Esplanade" and CWi.kr Frank Garcia. "Runes," we performed. (A) too NatalIe Weed 1:00 TOMORROW Guest: (2)0 Kan Rom" (1)0 REAl. PEOPLE The () O JOHNNY CASH Frank yogi, economics corrs-CeriI asft funny things dOni by i 1 YdsY SPRING $PICIAI. Waylon spondent fOr tilL .qndon . • ____ e h ge • 671-4140 1400 m.Avm,ue ____ 'e' Earle. Ricky Schroder. the world's rulers. • EIGHT IS ENOUGH • '" VNI TRINITY DAY CAMP IflOflU$Ofy in ltw * ri 4 - - - HOMEOWNERS: ERIK ESTRADA THURSDAY May 10 0 SEEM EVENING his bachelor friends. HIGHCUFFE MANOR Halen and the Rev. Glenville find their romance frustrated by her mother's arrival, a hit man, and NEWS Visits a kids' IN?S rodeo, a girl who trains dolpuns and mural artist Blue Sky. (R) Irate villagers. 1:00 CHASE (2) (12 CHEVY NATIONAL HUMOR TEST Martin Mull, Pam Dawber and Tom Scott join host Chevy Chase in a tongu..ln-cheek effort to learn what makes peo- 1:30 NEWS CR1 HEWS (4) I VILLA ALEGRE ple laugh. (1)0 HAWAII FIVE-0 The explosion of a bomb-rigged suitcase sets off a strange chain of events which endanger the lives of NcGarrett and Danny. (A) 0 BARNEY MILLER A mad bomber threatens to turn the late shift Into a last shift for Barney and his dett'ctives. 0 WORLD "lnide Europa: University Of Rome" A portrait Of Italian politics Is presented through an examination of Europe's most radical campus. 700 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Lou is afraid Mary is becoming addicted to sleeping pills when Mary turns to a doctor's prescrlption for help sleeping. 0 Z NE CROSS-WITS I JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUN (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 MATCH GAME P.M. 01100,000 NAME THAT 9:30 TUNE COUNTRY Rumors of the impending marriaQi of Sgt. Baker and Lucille have the townspeople of Clinton Corners in a tizzy. (Part I of 2) 9 CARTER (M CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Carl Reiner. 9 DICK CAVETT Guest: Bob Hope. (Part I of 2) 000 (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Jane Goodall And The Lions Of Serengeti" (4)0 TIME EXPRESS An axdetective who wants to reopen a case he once investigated and a former rodeo star Who lost his young daughter years earlier board the Time Express, 0 MORE & MINOY Mork's JOY over his new pet, Bob the caterpillar. turns to sorrow When he discovers his pet 1000 PRESENTING SUSAN ANTON 0 BARNABY JONES J.R. becomes the target of a deranged killer when he begins investigating the mysterious disappearance of a real estate developer. (R) apparently lifeless, experts and contestants try to solve a crime after "witnessing" a tape of it in this game O'ANóIE A'ngie Your credit is good for $2,500 to $25,000 or more, for any purpose', That's right! Pan American Financial Services will arrange loans 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. 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FAMILY Willie hires a formar prostitute as his secretary. unaware that his boss had once done business with the girl* (12) WHOOUNNIT A panel of into setting DI Di ' LI - Martin also appeared as the Hawaiian "godfather" type racketeer Tony Alike in "Hawaii Five-O." It was during the filming of that "FIveO" episode that Ross first worked with songwriter-actor Paul Williams. From that association he recommended characters an ffl•09 - Doctor"; directing several of Lucy" and "Love American Style"; and making a number of motion pictures-for-television, Including "Wednesday's (lld" with Shirley Jones," "Dying Room (kily' with dons Leaclinan, and "The Crooked Hearts" with Rosalind Russell and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. show our — - episodes we date to A Goal I Did It' By DICK KLEINER "I've got some car shows to have fun. himself a big pat on the back. HOLLYWOOD He is probably justified in (NEA) "I have achieved It all," he set up, some appearances, It is pretty good when a says. "I set a goal and Idid things like that," he says. that feeling. It wasn't an kid from the tough, un- it. The goal was to make It in "And I want to train my easy life, as a kid on one of derprivileged Spanish this business not voice, I want to study dan- the roughest areas of New Harlem area of New York necessarily a star, but a cing, I want to study acting. York. can look at himself In the working actor, a successful Eventually, I want to do all His folks were divorced mirror when he's 30 and say actor and I've done that. sorts of things. when he was 2, and he was "But I told my agent that raised by a hard-working The goal was also to buy my he's done it all. That's happened to mother a house and get her right now I don't want to mother and a doting grandEnrique Estrada. You know teeth done and buy her a car work except for 'CHIPs.' father who would dose him and I've done that, too. Financially, I don't have to. I with cod liver oil at the first him by the name he took "Every buck I make after was offered the Freddie sign of a cold. when he turned actor Erik "Up to this day," he says, Estrada. Growing up as today Is gravy." Pninze movie (they are There will undoubtedly be planning a film biography of "I could fill a glass with cod Enrique, or Hank as the Irish kids he met called him, he a large helping of gravy. the late comedian) and I said liver oil and drink it like learned that he'd never get Estrada is riding high. His no: It would take me too long water. But I became the anywhere In acting with a series, "CHIPs," In which he to get ready for it." biggest and healthiest kid in Latino name like Enrique. co-stars as a California Estrada figures he has the whole family." He figured Erik Estrada Highway Patrolman with some play time coming, time Growing up, acting never would confuse them enough Larry Wilcox, Is one of to enjoy his popularity and entered his mind. There so at least he could get an NBC's few bright spots and the financial rewards that go wasn't even a TV set around audition. sure of a few more seasons. with It. He has, in the trite the apartment until Erik's And he has big plans for expression of today, "paid mother began dating a police He turned 30 on March 16, and he was able to give other things. his dues" and now is his time officer named Pete Hanos. "Gigi," and "The Good 'In this film, Set Friday, May 4, 197-1 1 Hope. (Part 2 ot 2) Pan American Financial Services, Inc. 11.30 (2) (12) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Elizabeth Ashley. Licensed Mortgage Broker THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 MA'S'H Hawkeye has to operate on a colonel who is threatening to -court-martial J a"Bradhim. whee.'onsieslOVe""h'. e of4'Stek ntf% - 1501 So. Church Ave., Suite 202 Tampa, Florida 33609 whsrsv.r you 0w., CALL TOLL FREE 1.800.835.2246 pprator çri dy24 hours a day74aisa week <(T 11I. Jnr ,tY.eLi *.',::i • �. SUNDAY EDITION WMr 71st Year, No. 222—Sunday, Mayo, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 48.280)—Price 2.5 Cents Cwas Sta tions Mobbed Violence Is Reported LOS ANGELES (UP!) Imposition of gas rationing in With gasoline statim closed or open for only a few hours a day, California's urban areas drew closer today, as desperate huge lines, stretching a mile or more Into traffic, formed Friday motorists mobbed gasoline stations for the second day In some In the Los Angeles area. Many motorists waited more than an areas Friday, bringing reports of scattered violence. hour to reach the Pumps — sometimes to be told only then that the But among the stories of violence and price-gouging there were station's tanks had Just rim dry. also reports of unusual acts of helpfulness and courtesy. Police In Los Angeles and other Southern California cities County officials prepared to meet Monday with Gov. Edmund reported some fights between motorists over their places In line, G. Brown Jr., on his proposal for a state-mandated "odd-even" and between motorists and station attendants. rationing plan In counties that request It. It appeared many ofIn Los Angeles, Mabel Arias, So 84 months pregnant, cornficlals from heavily populated areas would do so - putting the police she was beaten "all over my body" bya man who plaInedo plan Into effect In those areas as early as Tuesday. accused her of cutting in front of him In a line. Edwin Lewis,3), described by police as the size .Of a football player," was detained and released pending Investigation. Police said Lewis reportedly countered by letting air out of the wqznan's tires, and she allegedly got out of her car and slapped him. Lewis denied he hit her, saying he only grabbed her arm to protecthimself. was MW filling his tank when police arrived. "I just got carried away," he reportedly said. But In Burbank, Qiackiey's restaurant dispatched waitresses to LOS ANGELES (UP!)— The by having to cite or arrest wi - give motorists — many of them sweltering in the afternoon sun — Los Angeles Police Depart- thinking, rude Inconsiderate free lemonade In plastic foam cup, ment, which Is urging residents drivers." In some lines, those who ran out of gas while waiting watched in to be calm and remain softFifteen minutes after it wiK anger while others darted around and In front of them. In other spoken in the face of the distributed, police spo gasoline drought, decided It recalled the release and Issued autos along by hand. better follow Its own guidelines, a rewritten version. In Sacramento, Gov. Brown Friday unveiled his plan to inAs reports Increased of fights stitute controls on gasoline sales In those counties that ask for between motorists and gas The new one said the them, using his powers to take extraordinary measures in the station attendants over scarce department "is appealing to face of "disaster or extreme periL" gasoline, the department Issued motorists to remain patient and The plan would allow motorists to buy gasoline only every other a news release Friday warning courteous ... The motoring day, based on the last digit of the vehicle's license plate, that unless motorists "maintain public Is asked to please restricting sales to a marbnuin of 30 gallons and a minimum of some semblance of sanity," the cooperate by obeying the laws half a tank to prevent panic "tank-topping," department would have to "add and exercising common cour Emergency and commercial vehicles, motorcycles and autos to an already difficult situation tesy." driven by the handicapped were exempted. Police Follow Their Own Advice — Herald Photo by torn Hush Problem of alcoholism is dramatized in this photograph Addiction For New Life At Th is Halfway House cubs Born; Cougar Expecting Btrt*hs Abound AtZóO By JANE CASSELBERRY Herold Staff Writer Central Florida Zoological Park at Sanford has announced another blessed event at the zoo. Four Bengal Tiger cubs were born April 29 and mother and cubs are doing well. The mother is one of the two baby tigers flown in from Tennessee In 1975 and fed from a bottle. She was only this year paired for the first time with the zoo's male Bengal Tiger. The mother Is keeping the cubs In seclusion in her den until their eyes open and they are able to move about under their own power, which should be by the end of next week, according to Zoo Director Alan Boson. "Bengal Tigers have from two to six offspring," he said, "but two is usual, four unusual id six, rare." "She Is doing an excellent job of mothering the cubs," Boson said, "but they have to be kept away from the father because he might kill them." "Allthe cubs look like they're ood strong healthy condition and if their mother demon. *Misan ability to care for the cabs, there should be no pt ate in raising them they are sold to another soot" amoft Sam Wilson, No 00*111. Now on exhibit are the three until I - -.----.,-----,. ----,-- -- - lively kits born to the zoo's Bed Fox last month. These animals 1$ are still a little thy having been only recently exposed to the - public view. They have been observed at feeding time in the open exhibit near the Wool . Monkey exhibit. Zoo officials also announced the female cougar Is scheduled to deliver cubs sometime In July adding to the zoo's animal . inventory. ; A pair of black panthers arrived at the zoo this week from Chicago, Boson said. * Plans have been announced .. for the construction of the new Children's Zoo to begin sometime this year. It was ' learned, zoo officials said, U after advertising for bkinonths construction of a dry moat for the elephant paddock liii week when bide were cilened that It was overbid by all companies snnItthig sealed bide. Present plane cell for con. " • •. . ..-. structlng the 'idilbit by subN.ld by Torn Ni$sI contracting the work, ofFemale cougar expecting ftcfals said. Two special events are day, except for paraplegics, Council of YrAI anu nurger planned at the no In the near Boson said, but those flg4 King will sponar a Children's figure. on Swy, May is, the will be transported from the Art Festival for Central Florida Florida SymphOny Orcbsdm parking area at the 14 children from preschool will present a childre&s cm Indiatrial Park by six ihatti, through 12th grade. Qilidren cut at 3 p.m. aimed at basis. The orubsetri will play will be admitted free and will dslldIng youag and old ad hetwem the no entram and draw or paint their own Imwill be Included with e''en the pkiic ellar. preulosis of the zoo and to the zoo. Thee, will be no ( JUN 2freml0 aim lo6 animals tobe judged for prises, parking at the me Itself on that p.m. the Seminole County including four awards. ' no BY BRA1WN CA1tRAOCO "To make somettdngout of my We is my biggest motivation to stay sober, "says a man in his mid-20s with long blond wiry hair. "1 have too much self-esteem to see myself In the gutter somewhere," The young man, call him Mike, Is one of six residents now at the Seminole Halfway House who decided to trade their addictions to alcohol for a chance to lead normal, happy lives. About three years ago, Mike admitted to himself he had a drinking problem but it wasn't until his marriage and college career fell In that he was ready to quit. "It took three years before I could become happy staving sober," Mike says. Today, he attends a local college full-time In Seminole County where he Is studying to become a registered nurse. Another resident of the Seminole Halfway House Is a middle-aged man called Tom who says his drinking "wasted some good years and lost a good wife." Like Mike, he too, is ready to build a new life for himself. "There are a lot of beautiful things out there that I don't see when I'm drinking,', Tom says. "I want to be the man I was supposed to be in the world." The Seminole Halfway House offers men like Tom and Mike a helping hand to rejoin the community"soclally, spiritually and vocationally," says John Bissell, residence manager. Since 1972, the Seminole Halfway House has served as a "change agency" where Individuals move from detoxification to being a wholly Intergrated part of the community, Bissell says. It is located just south of Lake Mary Boulevard. The halfway house, which Is wider the direction of Seminole County Mental Health, has a capacity to house 10 individuals. It offers residents care services, counseling and therapeutic treatment and rehabilitation support. "We concentrate on helping a client develop a support system he can use In terms of his ability to live without the Lee of alcohol," Bissell says. Another consideration Is helping the Individual find meaningful employment that would Instill in him feelings of self-esteem and self-worth, Bissell says. These feelings have atàdency to cietutorat. In aloholki, IV woo in %TTTT1V . they are here, we try to tis'ap tm develop sonis of program for living sober," BIsseU says. But the halfway house is more than a common place for clinical treatment of alcoholism, Bissell says. It Is similar to a small cornznwilty where every resident contributes something "We are not a holding house or detention home," Biseeli stresses, "This Is home. We do lot of things together. We try to have everyone sit down for dinner, say grace, break bread. Try to establish that kind of identity." Each resident Is responsible for some particular aspect in the upkeep of the home tohelphlmget into the habit of conformance. For example, a resident might be required 'I want to be the man I was supposed to b. In the world' to have his bed made by 8a.m. or the dishes washed by 10 am. "This might sound simple but an alcoholic by nature would want to rebel against that, "Blssell says. If a resident doesn't do his household chores, he Isn't making a contribution to the "community," Bissell says. Fellow residents will remind him of that during the group sessions held each week, he says. There's a different activity at the halfway house almost every day of the week. "Members of the Alcoholics Anonymous meet here on Tuesdays for their regular meetings and Wedoe*tay nights are set aside for recreation," Bissell says. Through the mental health center, the halfway house makes available to residents the use of a psychologist, clinical psychologists , pyachologjcal testing and other services, he says. "We are currently evaluating and re-evaluating our alcoholic recovery program to assure we have an attitude toward the development of optimum recovery ow portunity," Blssell says. During the 90-day program (residents may may See HAllWAY, Page IA ______ He' adstart Center Closed . 0ver, Fire Code May Open F; i waiver to the fte cede tom. i Mrs. nisr. mob, detectors are not In- enrolled have been completed code InMidway remain to be been (Wed, she added. to SCA. writer The e cede vi"eeu died stalled and padiocks and 11008 and the center Is licensed by the completed, but both Items are We*1. W" 04 center to "We can't get the qualified a.i.i. Community I en In viewdaw"11010 by the cey e depu, are4aH,den doors Inat.sdo( state. The Oviedo centeron order, Kaiser said. Hank Newell, director of the people SeA may be looking to eui4y the cede (SCA) beadztart with accerdlag to Pablic Sifoty a device to allow people to exit operates from the Jackson county's man program U for," he said. "The skilled , cm Eur Guy awAir Is 5pb,g$ j e,4 Mrs. Olom. said its: from budde either by a knob or Heights Middle School and Last week the fire depart- which CETA Is a part, said people are getting jobs Mn, Perils p -ib, wa, ceI 4id. by the C0411t3? Depart- f,rred with a p bar. ment ordered closed the there are not many qualified ,, there is no protiem VAd of Public Safety's fire Spinier, founder and *entsr UI. ad deeps. an ant an WA has bw ether hwietvt acawg to um Sp. m headstart center near applicants requesting jobs v1Mus earlier this week of the 4vMset *.N Kaiser said the state rated (treated VA a be aster. In the coy — In be department has given SCA Altunos*e Springs, also citing ain. the economy the p* 11 ysan, IN 410WIP 10 6d 0101611); be Whim Esford, Midway, Ovlsdo and a 1 lflLII of Ste code vlclij , tire c viaatio. me ciw and the Department of Health and meat officials and C.i d$ss let k" 515 rated MimI.IS Springs be reopened Tuesday. ___ Jamto nplgt. file COdS thin with 40 Children enrolled changed guidelines for the Rthblhlttive Services (HItS) In lii. December asked We Rmee1— at the Sanford romvitlens at Midway. Two has also been moved to a CETA pesftle,w 04CenmiiestonerSmdrs. A4mlnlstratir.Roll e.urIbemlherdidthe to Neismusdur &WON 1 uu. which has 0 department to make a Ite s by dorcb. saI Fray.____ :____ W*dt.deyth, wing 1 jruaed'—t*iI___1 Inspection of the Nowell sai' the guweilne, a a d . aa renovations Wiwua •' . — iiw w CIWlrlIIIoi. w _dr1. 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S Wr them 10-days to bang the eI VW crew V1 0104 IM Aiiiiiiiiiii win. s.Od hid of pipii l siid .5 SpU .... .041* du'— in private Cioo'9'i1 we in big vedto. ift he 41W* a vyNW$ ,Wust '1.Iad* .......... 41* l*eku ................. a ALL Viii W k . Msi *uIStsun Maa.eW adDeA '.' ' 12* ThefourvacaMiotabavsaoj heisrdethga few applicants Apt - . m ______ . - ___ - . __ I --- - '. . ±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 04, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Widnaiclay, .- 11% • p Maya, ii7 .. .1 -1-A T _I !, 7ry . 1 ~I 4fp r p r75,1 LAY P 7'~ DO:UBLE -, OLLAR BINGO! D list Year, No. 220-Thursday, May 3, 1979.-Sanford, Florida 32771 11', WINNIRS \ ODDS FO ODDS FOR J J ODDS FOR 13 STORE I 31 STORE VISIT VISITS VISITS I 31 I 315.714 to 1 211,00 to I 14.1111111 to 1 [_1 00100 ________________________________________________ 100 Man to I j 10.211111 to 1 5.192101 _______________________________________________________________________________ 20000 200 I7,lOOtoI J S1121o1 L$lStoI I ____________ ___________ j 10000 lI.to1 I.31Siol I Itoi 2000 To 1 13.11011 l.5to1 I I Siltol 1000 i 5,710 to 11 to I 11öto I ___________________________ SW 5.000 211111 to I 2011 to I I 106 200 I IlStoI Ji2toi J,_ ____ J 2Stol laO j 1011.1120 1lo1 Slot _4te1 TOTAL PRIZ ES , 1311.005 tltoI -T 710 1 3 101 PRIZE i NNERS . WI J. M0?UZZS k ••• JJ d I PUAMal w,IUIIU1 SANP VIA. I) A - ____ ___ rvnii s. miui MMT Sit 'IA. I? aCUD VIA. ______ k& WtU VIA. 5I•. t... _ __ Preferred Relocation Loan Doubtful ______ VIA. 1 4 IIP ' 1111BA01 1861 TPWS Wv b,mi Øoyw on ttig oe"-1wo I) p.1IapItwig WmR-Dm. Boomloco mum JOHN"" ' ONE STORE VALUE - aosnai.o $1,001.00 WINNERS A PF-0 / r-- ;".::. (I COCft IIAOV r* - DAYTCP4A MAcN. VIA. c;,4,7 ICE him . INWIMN - tOIlS TNSJIG$I Ir.IIA. a aim,FW WARSU a, 10O VIA. . -0 STORES QUANTITY ONTS M 3 ..*l F I Ing - O1AEISI0SCI0UI11VAI0VUS1A COLlIES. Lit AND NINNY i Hospital Mony H enable the county to turn over "The key to the whole thing is used for renovation because the building committee tiid with needed to build a new hospital the hospital operation to a non- financing," he said, "We program permits loans only to tile consultants who prepared from FmHA could not be profit corporation has received initially sought reorganization rural areas or to cities of less the report befute coiuiiiitiiig If the Seminole M Hospital Board Of e1norial granted for five years to the approval in both the Florida so we could quality for bonds than 10,000 population. himself to either relocation or Trustees hospital if it switched from a House and the Senate. A (lJ final through the Florida Ilealth guidelines state. Thus to secure renovation. to b.ifl a g hospital cowtv pr iv facjty a ate,bill e yet f Facilities Authority Law. A the th loan, outside the city of Sanford and non-profit institution. Such the hospital would lie did say, hoever, that at for approval. facility has to be private, non, have to be relocated outside the this finance the building through a status change Is now beinga governor lithe governor signs the bill, profit to quality," he said. point the board • wiII city. One site mentioned as a continue loan from the Farmers Home sought by the hospital board of Bentley to said hospital board pursue The plan to relocate the possible location for a new A&nlnjdratlon, It cannot do so trustees. members reorganization." will begin hospital was endorsed by facility is the area along (Or five years U the hospital is "If reorganize, they're negotiations with the county Bentley this week after release Interstate 4 near Lake Mary lie said in (lie end financing it reorganized from a county- goingthey to rim Into problems," commissioners as soon as of a report by a New York Boulevard. renovation or i relocation of the owned fadilfty to a private, non- Brown said. "Farmers Home possihie. consulting firm. The report profit institution, If the hospital is not able to hospital may require a coinwon't make a loan to a nonBentley said today he was indicated it would be less cx- secure a loan from FmllA, the bination of Hospital methods and that as administrator profit community facility unaware of the FmHA rule Pensive to bufld a new hospital consultants' report Qiarles Bentley had said he unless It has a five-year indicated a private, non-profit cortrack which would prevent a non- for $17.3 million if financed the least costly option would be poration the hospital would would recommend to the board record of success. profit - corporation from through a 25-year loan from to renovate the present have a wider range that a new facWty be conof options. "If they day county-owned, securing a loan for five years. FmHA at five percent interest hospital and finance the 4nstructed rather than renovating they'll be all right because Brown said that in addition to "It Is our intention to pursue than to renovate the existing provements through con- (he five-year track record a the existing facility on First there would be a sure basis for reorganization, for a number of facility for $16 million if ventional means. Street. facility must have before a loan bonds. But if they go private we reasons, at this point." he said, financed through tax-exempt But Tom Brown, assistant couldn't make the Chairman of the Board of can be iiiade, a hospital loan right But, he added that things could bonds at eight director of the district office of away." percent interest Hospital Trustees Thomas E. relocation would require a change if the situation on over 25 years. Blayney said today he would favorable recomuiendit ion - the FmHA In Gainesville said Legislation which would financing required It. An FmHA loan could not be prefer to meet with the hospital from area health planners. - ,$ - IONftU$ SOWN POMUOIN CENTER CUT IrS Pn WL& MIOIfllCl keI'IOUNDSONILIUSanOIPi waiii • •,'é .. ss•• a. $1 uiwc*'caTsec'j1750N1" W-D O*t SW'QIUC* SONIL*U (•+ 7 ' sv ijrpy + - . nin' " '' - - + - - + 5 5 allatiN - •• 0• W-0 WND IgM1OWMO1HOT - Uk' - . .. !+ 'I!" 1-. W.D NANO .MLV*MITI1S .CHICkINJIANI(S - .5. !eAtvsmnzs alhfildl 6909090006*0 W.OtIAND.AUVAIVTIfl - FRANkS $1" . , .. • - + -I ISSIISS - IUU IQIOGNA 17 I I III I I MO TALMAOOI VAaMS CHICKIN SOIOONA OS' A YA*(TI15 !PI! ' '•''.- - - , • i'"5 sin cons isrn - ,. . • .p UI OIAOI 'A' ?IUH 5T IONI 10*11*40 .........,,....+6p - s • 1 • 'O, -. --- HAM IISIllISS - - W.D lUND WHOtE HOG AU 01HOT •AlIA OWN - . Ivv .5;. -- - - Fuel Prices Up + I...'. ; I: PRO . . I I I I • I • I •+ S ' WASHINGTON (UP!) Sharply higher prices for gasoline and heating oil canceled a dramatic improvement in food cods during April as wholesale prices climbed 0.9 percent the fifth straight month of double-digit inflation, the government reported today. INSTRUCTOR PHIL BRZENK - ...puts books away for now $115 Jail Clas s es rowdecl :.- - - Out bed performance since last BY8RARONCAJR&SO Herald Staff Writer August. Food prices had- Phil Brzenk takes one last look at the classroom he's occtçled for the past 1$ months teaching high school - .qidvalency courses to piiIla some refer to as "lours. He carefully checkth. flit cabinets once more to make sore he's removed all dadunt records and claseroixu materials. The folded portable desks leaning against the steel bars emphasize the drab beige walls and yellowed linoleum floor. Now the clawoo,n resembles the 12-fool bylS400tcellft was meanttobe. Brunk of Seminole Community College Instructed his last class of Inmates last Friday in both the General Educational Development (GED) program and College Level Examination's Program (CLEP). The cell Is now being converted to hold about 16 offenders serving "weekend sentences." Crowded conditions at the Seminole Pounty Jail warrants the transformation of the classroom to bring the Jail into compliance with date standards of sanitation and homing conditions. But while the classroom, a former drunk tank, was In operation for the past five years, no one can say It was a -:wast.d effort on ünates. Brunk least of all. ApproxImately 35 inmates have earned their GED certificates during the 11 mouth Brzenk served as the Jail's sole educational Instructor. When the last class was held last week, there were five to six students who would have been "dose to ready" to teat for their certificates, he said. "Scene of them were quite disappointed," Brzenk said when they heard about the discontinuation of the GED - HUD 99c 04 'I ,5 ,v. • + -.•s •e• s . •... •, 04 ' a 4, - - I .1II.. .•*,ø MAM AS CAN 4• .- s...,;.......4cv* -p .4. I $5.. ••&••••••5 Is •.., p-o..,..:. . 99t . 7W. :sa •-• j• jj• j climbed by at least 1,2 percent during each of the previous four months. But fuel prices remained at discouragingly high levels, the Labor Department said In its monthly analysis of inflation at the wholesale level, Food ready for sale to groceries declined by 0.3 Percent last month, by far the - M'S 'i like Hitch today that a $17.3 million loan Herald Staff Writer MIT •q.o..•e.. S e By GEOFFREY POUNDS Wk C 01 ow auwo Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)-Price 15 Cents si*.swiiits ODDS CHART as of April12, 1979 - Food Prices Down oil Jumped 6.7 percent to raise the three-month increase to almost 13 percent, a particularly gloomy statistic for northeastern dates, The heating oil Jump was the biggest since an 8.1 percent increase registered in June Gasoline prices shot up 4.4 1974. percent, the largest rise since In fact, the cost of all August 1975, and have now products at the wholesale level surged 9.8 percent during the ether than food climbed by 1.3 past three months alone. percent, the biggest Increase in Furthermore, home heating that category since October, 1974 -a sure sign that inflation rate. will remain a big concern for the next several months. The overall 0.9 percent in. crease in the cost of goods ready for sale to retail outlets was the lowest since Novern- Wholesale prices increased 1 percent in December, February and March and by 1.2 percent in January. her's 0.7 percent rise. But that was small consolalion to inflation-weary Amencans because if wholesale prices rose over the year at the same rate as in April it would mean an 11.4 percent inflation Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal Wednesday acknowledged inflation remains the administration 's biggest economic headache. He said inflation figures so far this year 'have been very, very bad worse than anyone expected." And he cautioned - Funds Eyed that 'there is no single, simple, short solution. "What is requited is pro. deitte and persistence" on the Part of the American public. lie predicted that Carters voluntary wage-price program will begin to li-e an impact this summnet- and "later on this sear we'll see a reduction" in the rate of inflation. lie also said the .RIIlllIiistra. lion foresees rn possibility of a recession. Sanford Facelift*ng Joint Effort Sought The Sanford Housing Authority in the next few M01011111 will attempt to Join merchants, property and lenders together to ret'abllitMe buildIngs along Sanford Avenue In downtown area and along West lltbStr.etfrom French Avenue to Southwest Road, Authority director Tom Wilson has an. nosmeed. Wll. he t t have the prllmb-ary work I to apply for a put from the Dq*dMA of PV= at the Jail. Beth the GED and the CLEP program will be offered, however, to biudes hi the multi-purpose room at the new county Jail now under construction, he said. The Jail, which Is it Five Points, will be completed by neat year. "I think the GED end the CLEP program were helpful (to binates) in the road to rehabilitation," Bezenk said. "It was a mews towards goal In that area." Bmdft was difficult to Milo the effect education es a former Icenat,, he cunc.d.d, wilesi 00114kM follow 1çIsks$of seoutc(ja1L ethe stdIM was Injail, close attention wupaJdto * attendanc, record for bath the morning and afternoon . 1 ~ Nwions fivedsysa week. Us student mimed n)orethw' Hosahsg and Urban Develop. ment completed by Mg of deadline. an grant sought will be determined by the degree of Interest stioms I. eL. .._..i &t.. e 1A.. ii wsa sir urr- funds, contribute to a loan pool for merchants and property The UDAG program offers owners to draw from. funds to cities In order to establish lows guarantees to "On the average, cities that back up merchants and have received UDAG grants property owners who borrow have come up with seven from local lending institutions, dollars in private money for Jim Wright of the HUD office every dollar of grant money," - explained, he said, "but that is not a set figure." In addition, he said grant funds can be used as interest When the grant is prepared subsidies so that a merchant and submitted, Wright said his wishing to rehabilitate his store office will examine the request can burrow money front a bank to determine whether a grant Is or savings and loan at the going actually needed to get the biured rate, but with the project off the ground. Other subsidy, his repayment in- determining factors, he said, atallinents are lowered. The Include the degree of minority subsidy has the same effect as participation and the number of If he had borrowed at a lower Jobs likely to be generated by 1T'fP ri&iu ho .,uI,I thu ,rn4 ,4. pAvJ,. - - chants, he said. WrIglg said the awarding of Wilson said discussion with Officials from the regional UDAG grants depends upon a BUD officials on another grant HUD office j Manta were In community's c*xnmlinse,* to re'ied - for $1.5 minion Sanford Wednesday to discuss goNritlng local involvement in construct a neighborhood the reUrunenta of the Urban the project. He said one community facility-would be Development Action Grant melmia'e of that commitment Is scheduled for a public hearing (UDAG) program, from which the aznow4 of money lending In the near future. GEOFWilson hopes to receive the Institutions are willing to FREY POUNDS 1101111 rl_A~A PARS 9A I7.5 - + Herald Photo by Torn Vincent Seminole County has a new sheriff SEMINOLE'S but he's too young to vote, lie's Angelo Codispoti, II, of Orlando, who will fill the sheriff's shoes today in observance NEW SHERIFF . . . of the national "Respect for Law Week." Above, Sheriff John Polk explains the new sheriff facilities to "Sheriff" Codispoti, - rate Dopt., U.S. Embassy Blamed In Guyana Deaths TON (UP!) In a report sae to spark cesdz'ov,r,y, Depment today ceJally balanredsek - of crutII.'-'al restraint Is _______ for do PapW + + -1' formnajice after May 117$; and charge lack of coordlaition bet- error of one kind or another. _____ Bull I va 811:16111 1100111 1110POrtant 0""" bum" in. the deparud end embassy performances was the decision by "tMigns on dlpe,nM& such as freedom of Ambad or John H. Bate net to pursue a U.S. request ad the rights to privacy, emerged as the main Gayens ezor ci he se greater coatrol O t "P5CtiC5llY in a ii on the deaths in autonomous Poople's T 1Ph Unity in 00ud0" in the J1ei of Jonestown. of those emutralidi wee the fact that since "eit all weti US, ritituis, "so kd,lllgm,ice agency (read: aA) ____ in on prw is, irs." 11110 adhen d We o No mdodsabie.i.. andthe U.S. embassy in ___ _______ _____ ______ 'I ud be emnorst.d from , ______ c,vlsd w$k Jidewn. as "a* ajy is,Uk1*" the '.r.ilp,nI's li May aidJom by - 1088111M aNdO do In + The report w prepared by J Hugh Crbivnbsa and Stanley Carpudsr it the n of Secretary of Slit. Cyrus Vance. Its key semmary say: '1s,vs.nhII.i, reaches the conchilon that the principle ... practicality of seeking amendments of the statutes." "But the most powerful force shaping the performance WMS Because of these constitutional provisions, the report said, "the Privacy Act and Ow FOIA, and called "for the necvisity and department and the embassy (in Georgetown) were obliged to pervasive and constant effect of the constraints" the First follow a cautious policy that emphasized impartiality, adherence Mnendinent, the Privacy Act and the Freedom of Infonnatlon to strict legality, acc Act. uracy and insistence on hard evidence as the only basis for action " To be sire, the report does net call for their repeal, but "Concern about the FOIA and those provisions of the Privacy recouds that the department review Its Interoretatlon of the Act that Permit access by an individual to government files about - h I in s e I I, reduced embassy written reporting and led to an emphasIs on the purely factual at the expense of the speculative the ___ Today ' _ datirmIn This lad comment is in di rect response to charges of that performesic. (by the U.S. Embassy In A made by , IA aides of Rep. Leo Ryan, DCalif, that the State 017151 Mu the Stat. Department In Waskiniton) was tue i.dThiCIseli........... Department did not operdis dan array ofc.nstraiutstisat elsarply Itd the field ................... Ikepltsl ....................u sofficiem*ly warn Ryan about People's Temple activities in ....................... Guyana. Ryan and seven ethers died in .s hail oh buflct shortly 'A (JUllSWF.S...............IA before the mass murcjer.swcj. #ad ...................4A Spurn....................S,TA (IIW the way in WIdCl1l rial bjlgI weticeaffodout.EItuW But the report said the U.S. briefings for the Hyall delegation UsarAbi ..................IA TeIn'IsIes iSA were 'ith ough and Llefltiouifl Nstsfswo( thom i* L terms Qf the dt, sei ...................IA WeMST..... ...............IA and the embassy's understanding of the i ' __ ____ ............ __ Jonestown situation," - - .• a -- 1. - - - - . . __ .=,_••_-_-+• + .f"-'- - .rs. ...tJ 7r I +J • -- _____ _____________________ E 7 + - - L,-'r •+ S_ I_i. • . ij•t '••-1 •• -- �2AEvenlng Hirald, Sanford, FL - - gift Am - ______ Thursday, May 3, -- $4.5 Million Damage tVflIfl9 nrau, JdflWf U,ri. -— óiiñl&nadoes KTITVO In OkIdh&m d _ "NATON A third person, Bufo rd ENID, Okia. (UPI) — More damage and aid homeless the barest hit town, late Police said she had hidden on Jack Lawrence Baker, 40, of than a dozen tornadoes raked victims. Oklahomas Civil Dc- Wednesday to prevent looting, the ground floor of the hotBe Houston was killed as he drove Mayberry, 51, of Enid, died of a northcentral Oklahoma Wed- fense director said the twisters Connie Jo Kerfoct, 14, of when the twister hit, but the t)woth downtown Coyle, Okla. heart attack as a twister nesday, killing at least two may have caused as much as Meno, was killed by a twister high-speed winds destroyed the PoHcesaidatwister4O55edtO grain elevator near Lahoma. people, injuring a half dozen $4.5 million in damage. that struck her grandparents' dwelling. Her grandparentsdrixk his car and sheared off others and catBing an estimatOfficials said the death was not Oklahoma Highway Patrol home and flung her body more were hospitalized with minor the roof. He was pronounced ed $4.5 million in damage. teams closed roads to Lahoma, than 100 yards off Into a field. injuries. . storm related. dead at the scene. The rural towns of Lahoma, Meno and Waukomis — west of Enldandabout90milesnortjiof Oklahoma City — were hardest hit by twisters that struck out of heavy thunderstorms shortly before sundown. The "Well-baby" clinics departments. private doctors. and two at the Sanford office on not have private doctors. At least 43 homes were operated by the Seminole heavily damaged In Lahoma, a County Health Department are Acting Human Services French Avenue serving 20 tO 40 The clinics provide The addition of the 10 new town with fewer than 700 to be expanded with new fun- assessment of growth and Director Jeff Etchberger told children, clinics over the five moth population. Nine mobile homes dlngfromthestate Department development of pre-school commissioners HRS would Public Health Nursing period will pennit the health were destroyed and roofs from of Health and Rehabilitative children, Immunizations, want the local health part- Director Margaret Megill department's ability to serve said the high school, town hail andServices (HRS). $1,680 physicalexamiflaUofl,referral 150-200 children, Etchberger anotlermorning clinic ifl be said. fire station were ripped off by County commissioners this 10 other doctors for major Baby" clinics for a five-month established at Longwood and one twister. week approved expanding to proWeins and parent education period through Sept. 30. The county contracts with one other in Sanford to serve 20 Red Cross and Civil Defense five the three clinics held on nutrition, parenting skills Currently one clinic Is held to40 more children. The service two private doctors and teams were moved into stricken monthly at the Sanford and and handling children for monthly for 15 to 20 preschool is available to pre-achool registered nurses to staff the areas at daybreak to survey Longwood centers of the health families who do not have children at the Longwood office children from families who do clinics, Mrs. Maglll said. Thatcher Victory Predicted In British Voting Today '•' LONDON (UP!) - Britons voted in a general election today and last-minute opinion surveys pointed to a victory for Conservative leader Margaret Thatcher, who would :'.become the first woman prime minister in the nation's history. A Market and Research International poll In the London -,Evening Standard reported 45 percent support for the ; Conservatives, 37 percent for Prime Minister James Callaghan's Labor Party, 15 percent for the Liberals and three percent for others. .; Britain's 41.5 million eligible voters over the age of 18 ,. were choosing between Callaghan's promises of five more years of state socialism and additional welfare benefits under Labor Party rule, or Mrs. Thatcher's Conservative ..,,,prograin stressing private eliterprise and income tax cuts. " ' ./b JERUSALEM (UP!) . Israel today offered a formal proposal for Arab self-rule in the occupied West Bank and Gaza strip in the first step in the Palestinian round of negotiations on the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty. Prime Minister Menachem Begin submitted his plan for Palestinian autonomy to an 11-member ministerial committee that is to start talks with Egypt In a month. ____ "I never feared for my safety because I went in initially someone out. "Some of these Inmates wouldn't have attempted to get their high school diplomas If they hadn't been incarcerated first." • all is The point he stresses continually to Inmates Is that not lost, ha says. He tries to Instill In them the adage, " more education, the better." When Inmates have completed half their course work toward the GED certificates, they are awarded either a certificate of merit or certificate of achievement to strengthen their Incentive, he said. "I tried to show them there is a future. Manj, of feel It's hopeless. Many feel their life Is over. But that Ii not the case. They can still make something out of themselves." itily's pedliziclan mended breast-feeding when PARTING GIFTS Workman to use forthe 4% Elementary of the National Junior Honor special teaching projects in the cafeteria for children. The PTA also presented Schoot, had ordered Mrs. Dike Society, Mary Kay, a victim of the school with a slide projector. Elected PTA president for the comIng year at VArch 3S to stop bringing her cystic fibrosis, had been a the Tnea4ay aI ssIwas Larry White. A stsMs,t ahew-t11111110 11 00 h" d01* .thOOI wiw henbu*es1 (sos gad.* since Feb. IR meeting of the school year. subordination charges. and died April 12 at Shanda After a two-hour hearing In Hospital in Gainesville. FROM THE PTA 't.•.. • By SHARON CARRASCO basic training, Is the son of Mr. long career, the academy country track, a member of the to be the recipient of the award. Herald Stall Writer and Mrs. Paul Holland of 389 E. graduate has a better chance National Honor Society, a Looking toward the future, Mark Holland, a senior at Lake Mary Blvd. Lake Mary. for advancement than the member of the Math Honor Holland anticipates nothing but Seminole High School, is a He plans to attend the ROTC graduate," Holland said. Society, Thespians, vice the bed. presidential appointee to the academy Ix Colorado Springs, "The academy graduate would president Of the Interact U.S. Air Force Academy. ' "It just seems like It will be a Colorado for four years and be more prone to be placed in a and U. Governor of the district great experience," Holland He Is one of the 100 major In aerospace engineering leadership position." Interact Qiibs. presidential appointees who are as a pilot. __ says. "Iwilistill be young when Holland already has earned selected annually to attend the Previously, Holland Holland recently was named I graduate. I'll only be 21.! em his private licensetime withac100Sthe senior from Seminole High planning to go to the academy academy. Holland was chosen awarded a $40,000 Mr Force hourspilot of flight for his excellent grade record, ROTC Scholarship to the chool to receive the Daughters four years and perhaps further high dandlar(h of conduct and college of his choice but he _____ at Harvard." -of American Revolution my education excellent physical condition, turned it down to attend the In his high school career, he (DAR) AwwI. A senjor is Holland's father isa retired Holland, who will report to U.S. Air Force Academy. psrticlpsted In a variety of selected from each high school U. Colonel served the Air the academy on June 25 for "U I decided to make it. life activities that Included: cross In Seminole County every year Force for 36who years. ' , ' i* . ,. ' • - m. ne Weathe US NO Rogers Takes Top CouA fry • - • Honors* Ic - w.sIssgIfrndd - - C . - - • - - - • -.... FISHING GEAR MISSING Tackle boxes and fishing gear valued at $950 was reported stolen from the home of Samuel Wilson Corean, 1904 Holly Ave., Sanford, police said. Police said the theft occurred sometime between April 20 and May 2. • .-_. • SAW .--- -- - _ .._ --_a._ _-- •,.•__ •__.._ -,.- ____ - - -- . - I - -- ' S-b.- .__ a -...e-.._.•.• .. --- -- -. -- - • --. • of the higher sulfur oil it has been allowed to burn for the past month because of a national shortage of cleaner --. fuels. -------- --. Action Reports COINS STOLEN thief broke into the Silver Tip Tavern at 1509 W. 13th St., Sanford, Monday and stole an undetermined amount of cash, * Fires * Courts * Police Beat police said. Tavern owner Gewey Smith reported to police that the thief had broken open the coin boxes of several pool tables and the juke box. TOOTH PASTE HEIST A burglar forced open a window at the home of Sharon Scherry at 413 Cypress Ave. Monday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Sanford A Once inside, the thief took only one tube of toothpaste and exited through the window. Police said the value of the toothpaste was $1. LAWNMOWER STOLEN A riding-type lawnmower valued at $600 was reported stolen Monday from a Maitland home, according to Seminole County deputies. Robert Checho, 30, of Lake Howell Road (Parrish Lane), Maitland, told deputies the lawnmower was stolen from his carport sometime between Friday and Monday. ROOFING MATERIALS STOLEN BATTERY TAKEN Roofing materials valued at $700 were reported stolen Monday A heavy duty truck battery valued at $125 was removed from a from a construction site in Forest City, according to Seminole parked vehicle owned by Carl L. Hoaks sometime Monday, County deputies. Sanford police report. Ninety hails of roofing shingles and two rolls of tar paper were Police said the battery was stolen while the vehicle was parked taken sometime between Thursday and Monday from two homes In front of 201 N. Maple St. under construction in Foxwood Estates, Forest City, deputies say. OFFICE BURGLARY An undetermined amount of cash and checks were stolen sometime Monday or Tuesday from an apartment rental office in Altamonte Springs, according to Seminole County deputies. Burglars gained entry to the Spanish Trace Club Apartments office, I Spanish Trace Drive, by jimmying the lock of one of the rear east side doors, deputies says. Once inside, they rifled office desks, filing cabinets and desk drawers of several offices, deputies say. A suspicious-looking black van was seen parked near the swimming pool about the time of the incident. - • •- • -• .- - •. - — The order affected plants at Cape Canaveral, Sanford, - Fort Myers, Port Everglades and Riviera, but, due to lags in delivery, the dirty oil has been used only at Cape Canaveral and Port Everglades. - - - -. White Trial Underway SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) — Ex-supervisor Dan White wept as San Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein testified - in a low voice she heard shots in City Hall last Nov. 27 and knew he was Involved. The mayor and police officers who were at Northern Station when White turned himself in moments after the shootings were among those who appeared Wednesday at his trial for the murders of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. The defense concedes White shot the two men, but Is attempting to show the clean-cut defendant who ran for the Board Of Supervisors on a law-and-order campaign, suffered from mental Illness and the slayings were carried out in a moment of rage over what he believed was a political Injustice to him. - -. I G.E. Convertible Dishwasher Power Scrub® - WASHINGTON (UP!-)-'— Japanese Prime IvflnIMét Masayoshl Otilra Ieaded today for Capitol Hill to brief members of Congress on the trade talks President Carter predicted will lead to an accord within a few months. The Japanese leader scheduled morning meetings in the House and afternoon discussions In the Senate on the last full day of his visit to Washington. "We have made tremendous progress," Carter told guests at a date dinner for Ohira Wednesday, at the end of a day of Intensive talks between the two leaders. - G.E. Microwave Easy-Read/Set • 5- ,.. -• 24 Indicted For Drugs Give Mom a break in the kitchen Gift her with a 'Scrubs' Baked/Dried-On Food Off Hard-To-Clean Pots & Pans Energy-Saving Short Wash for "Easy-To-Clean's" No Need to Pre-Rinse Dishes Energy/Money-Saving Slow Dry, Ohira On Capitol Hill Seminole Student Among Select 1 00 • may j, ----'V-w_-• to get enough low sulfur fuel oil and its tanks are still full - •, _ nursuiy, - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - President Carter has been urged by Gov. Bob Graham to extend for 30 more days the emergency order letting Florida's largest electric utility burn dirty on at five generating plants. The The name of Mary Kay JOHN HERIST grandchildren and 6 great. John G. Herbst, Ilk of 305 E. grandchildreL 26th St., Sanford, died Wed Brisson Funeral Home-PA is nesday at Seminole Memorial in charge Of arrangements. Oil. Companies Overcharged $1.7 Billion Hospital. Born In Jersey City, N.J., he moved to Sanford in WASHINGTON (UP!) l from that city. He was a un.iaI No! Energy Department so- would attempt to have some of Bloom said the overcharged California, $101.6 nathon, and trative law Judge rules In favor IC IS federal government says It cused the seven petroleum theovercharges returned tothe oUas retired farmer and .w wtr1 id abd $12 a Atlantic Rkldiei, $42 million. of the will use every possible means firma Wedseá&iy of mistakenly bididuaI drivers and home' barrel Instead of $4 to 1Iurv1vorsIncludeadaughter HICIST,JOHN 0. - FUnIVII a Others charged by the govern- can then ask for a review by the to Identify and c pen om sa te" overcharging customers by owners who purchased the oil. barrel In violation Of controls mint were Marathon Oil, Mrs. Marion F. Bethea, San sirvicis for JoIm 0. Hsrbst, IL agency and by federal courts. of sos ff. 261h St., Sanford, who motorists, homeowners and classifying domestic crud. oil But he said It may not be ad as a result of the 1973 Arab million; ford; sans, Harold E., Sanford Standard Oil of Ill. Wednesday of Seminole ather customers allegedly over- In categories that would permit "feasible" for govnmsed In- oil embargo. and Warren J., Marthsovllle, The 111*11 Vlolitloiti in. diana, $24 million, and StandMemorial Hospital. Will be charged nearly $1.7 billion by higher prices. vedigators to Identify every N.J, Saturday ii 10 a.m. at kilson VOIVed erroneously classifying ____ ______ __ _ .; brot he r, Martin J., aid Oil of Ohio, $1.7 "ilillon. vio1, Funeral . Nov. . seven major ° customer and the amoun Basking Ridge, N.J.; alders, e companies domestic oil from price-conBloom said th ___ t f ed from company error, "We will Use every possible mcn Weber officiating. lurlal ov erpayment. Elizabeth and Frances Herbst, wmaen 0 11(,00trollid days comem. to But the government concedes meats to Identify and conipenwillful violation or (TIlISIASI both of Scotch Plains, N.J.;8 oil train new wells. Funeral Horne-PA Is in cherge. orders and ask for adIt may be Impossible to learn sate the victims," said Paul Besides, since mod, If not ati, behavior" on the minidrative proceedings to the names of every one of the Bloom, the Energy Depart firms, he said. Bloom's office previously has: D , of the companies challenge the $1.7 billion figure, Issued $4 ealorcenint actions: individual customerssaid to mint's special attorney for oil an Intention to appeal, the Texaco was accused Of $1113 includes a "sulMastIM" ogalmid major refiners a1u: rhave overpaid for oil products eomnpthmce. order may not become effectiv, million hi uvirdiargis; Gull, width gi Of MaIN over the put all years. a total Of abo Bloom saM! the government for $575 il; 5Ird Oil ri u the department's athnhni& viQl4 ions. ut $2.3 hiui in ass. readings: tom. aid Ihiiwt is FrId..y. M pit.e, 97; evaraijl is,., Mali prubOiMly 20 p.uat I yesterday's high, Ii; during alienee. sad aveuing .metiIc pressure, 19.99; hews rail,, IIty, 89 puoaMj EsI7a. Partly cl..dy Daytom Beach: h 1:19 HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — The Academy of Cowdry Musk gave year. pj p, 8 Pidow Award , U.ugk Friday with chuaeo el pm., isv 12:19 am., 1:16 p. Its highest honors to Kenny Rogers, Barbara Manell and the "A lot it work aid a lot of effort wad Into this," said Rogers. voiitiy iIjge of the l$ and 119k, IbIS his, hk. fm 41410" ,v, Pert Canveral: high 119 Oak Ridge Boys at its annual award ceremony Wednesday night. "Ever$ldng I've done In the past was my tr1.thg gr'iid" uly alienee. , am., 2:00 pm., los 7:41 am., . Rogers, who won four awards lad year, took two this year, His competition for the eitirtaiuier of the year "hat" was DaMy Hazily Nan,, 11w Other Has My Heart." Th Jim Reeve. Manenlal Award, for aCtkviti 5:94 pm. .,. tsj hsludhtg the top award, the Entertainer of the Year hut. ____ Was Patton, Roy Clark, Willie Nelson and LardIa Lynn. cemadry mute, went to Joe Catis, an lidep.nds tsIsv, Usypurt: high 5:11 sm., 7:11 j.hkr aid iii. wine e., to "Nowlcanutlfy to my wife being go.. so much," the burly, long a top sane in coutry mute, was n'iin4,d in14mm, far producer who has overdin many Miews featuring top reutry III. 1$ ph leday pm., isv 1:12 R.a., 11:12 p.m. IJpjo calegosiss but wan llQIhi1. Mars, such a Johasy Cash. • decorated with a guitar neck and microphones. Mot, that 2,989 academy members— augers, ssngwriter. and "l"m bhvs away. I can't belley. we we. alban of tk, y is ighl (U$P$I) __ hebadmale aUda others In the country mimic sas-. ___ the wryly ph1ijphaJ 'The GSmbJIf," lost out in the bed iong pedseinJag umwar, For the first tIme the twe-hour award room ai ear TV sat. for thu," seld Dual AnaL category to "Yams Nestled i4e" msg by AmMurray. ceimuy - '..i this yi by 14j Misl, Roy Clark sad May 3, 1979—Vol. 71, Na 2$ Har1a Mimdreil, whom. mod recut hit was "How Long Ha. For the hum coecMlve year, The Palemisi, is Noe$Jt was in , Ilk Ban WM st chasm beat female vocali . Daily sesay. elespi $.*ev by The $eard Nira1 W04" 11 KVOOI Tulus - N. Presa Ass. $asm Ph 33111 --._ of ft The Oak Ridge IUdg Boys, a (crust goepel alngrng quint. 1% award for top sow i—'-'e awae i Ow of l,,110 imd IEBi Phar Of that datia wt jid to the tip Of lb. secular chart. with a song shad a ___ ___ ads '1pI, Lh Words" aid '1 Jut Can't hay Macvied to ' tm, yen the bud vout greop ad albwu 01 the year awards fir You." 11KAI vow, "The TAU Caine Macli Sales.." Sr Malls Wee. N leINs Mill ". DeNy WiuII'a RabI Plstsys was jched '" "Fules sailed Fm ,k1ng heaI,Of," iheasid. The bunt iji. bead Of the yar, ad lass Aal,'s ghqaj the sale row. IbIs W1thati' "Tulsa Trnm" was pithed top ak1, nosed it the 'newcomer bat- w ed to ida kovo hams the inarh Wall humact -- It,Z; CLEVELAND (UP!) - One of two men charged in the kidnap-murder of a supermarket chain executive and the wounding of his wife surrendered today to an off-duty Police officer in Akron, Ohio. John A. File, 26, of Cleveland, described by being "upset and scared," surrendered about police as Akron police officer Dick Reese at his home. 3 a.m. to File was held In the Akron City Jail on charges of kidnapping Julius Kravitz and his wife, Georgina, of Shaker Heights for a $1.5 million ransom on Tuesday. The ransom was not paid and the kidnappers shot both of their victims, killing Kravlts and wounding his wife. A second suspect, Michael G. Levine, 35, former president of Mujti-Chen: Industries Inc., and an auxiliary Police officer in Cleveland Heights, remained at larged. Police said It was he who actually fired the shots at the Kravjtzes when the ransom was not paid. She Made Honor Roll ' ' the baby developed an allergic McFarland was Inadvertently by the school from the utgoing PTA President Liz Gaul presents Cauelberry Elementary School reaction to formula milk. third term "A" Honor Roll at Principal Christy Harp with 1400 certificate for purchase of risers for the school old Koffman, principal of Crooins High School. A member chorus and 1100 certIficate for Lunchroom Manager Lois MARK H011AND AREA DEATHS during the lunch hour. The ____ $4'f$M PeN ly MaIsas (Costimled From Page IA) with the attitude that I am helping my fellow man, helping ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) — federalcourtwhereMrs. Dike Janice Dike has lost a bid to was seeking a temporary incontinue breast-feeding her 4- junction against the order, US. monhld daughter at the District Judge Jobu Reed ruled school where she teaches and in favor 1 the principal. Mrs. Dikesayssbe will "I see nothing unreasonable maternity leave. with the school board's policies S. Ourdecislon lsthatthe baby prohibiting teachers from leavIs the mod Important thing in Ing campus during school hours ourlivea,"uidMrs.Dikeafter orbringingthelrchlldrcnonto a federal judge's ruling Wed- school grounds during their nesday upholding Orange work day," Reed said. County School Board policies. school so she could breast-feed her in an empty classroom Classes "threat" to his pupils. today in lieu of $5,250 bond, jailers confirmed. Morrison, according to the Semlnole-Brevard state's attorney's office, was president of the now-defunct W. C. Wreath Co. of Lngwood when he allegedly perpetrated the scheme Involving about 300 persons, according to the state's attorney's office. Morrison allegedly solicited funds through newspaoer advertising across the state encouraging people to send money for a wreath-making booklet. The booklet would show customers how to make the wreaths and the company would pay for them when they were made, the state's attorney's office said Morrison's ads promised. However, the date's attorney's office said, Morrison required customers to pay In advance of the wreaths being picked up and when they were, the customers were told the wreaths were unacceptable. - In Kidnap-Murder D ef ea ted Mrs. Dike's husband had omitted with inmates who are awaiting trial for murder, rape, armed robbery. Only a guard would be standing outside the steel classroom door. He never felt intimidated by this situation, he said, because he represented "hope" not a Bid -a"r- order will expire May 6 unless extended. Graham said Florida Power & Light Co. Is still not able - been bringing the baby to 4 des..---.1* -'--- One Held, One Sought Breast-Feed lsraeI Offers Self-Rule Plan three days of classes with an unexcused absence, he was booted out of the program, Brzenk said. A 31-year-old Winter Garden man was scheduled for a county court appearance this afternoon at Sanford In connection with charges he fleeced Floridians out of $29,000 in a wreath-making sales scheme. Charged with grand larceny and schemes to defraud is Harry Edward Morrison who was arrested by state attorney's investigators Wednesday. He was In custody In county jail, Sanford, Graham Seeks More Time ROME (UP!) - Red Brigades urban guerrillas blew up an office of the ruling Christian Democratic Party today in a daring daylight attack in central Rome. The terrorists' lookout, a young woman, gunned down three policemen who tried to stop them. Police said one of policeman was killed instantly and ..two others seriously wounded in the attack carried out by )a band of between 10 and 15 guerrillas, including three women. Two party workers were treated for shock. The gang stormed into a third-floor office of the Christian Democrats at the central Piazza Nicosia near the Tiber River, police said, robbing the workers and : forcing them out onto the street just before two powerful 'tombs went off. Before making their getaway, members of the gang painted the Red Brigades' emblem, a five-pointed star, on the wall along with the slogan, "Let's transform the election fraud into a war of the classes." Italy holds parliamentary elections June 3-4. _ an Arrestedili Wreathaaking Sch.emó IN BRIEF County Expands Clinics Fo r Tots Terrorists Attack. 1 Dead —T_- - WW. R •f IN BRIEF -a--.- .---- Easy-Understand Cookbook 0. 249• Model 2931 299 Model 4242 15 Minute Timor Additional Ch.,0. for Color. - - BEAUMONT, Texas (UP!) — In what is being termed the largest marijuana mugging case In southeast Texas, federal Indictments have been returned against 24 people from four states. Approximately 172,000 pounds of the illegal weed from Colombia and four boats were confiscated at three Texas ports during a six-month Investigation leading to the indictments being returned. - G.E. Heavy Duty Washer/Filter Flo® System Bombing Perplexes Officials BE&SEMER, Ala. (UP!) — Stunned Officials In this Birmingham suburb were perplexed over the motive behind a mail bomb that exploded Wednesday In the hands of a police lieutenant, killing him and critically injuring two other people at city hall. "My goodness, I didn't think we dealt In things like hit men," said city attorney J. Howard McEnlry. "That's dope and rackets. This Is just a little country town." 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Consumen Rebate Good Until May 20, 1979 MOSPffALNOTES ADMISSIONS G.E. 19" Diagonal SOUNDESIGN Color Monitor II TV Stereo, Receiver, 8Tra ck/2-Way Speakers —.-. : Wayne Undergoes Surgery MAY s mm G.E. Heavy Duty 2 Cycle Electric Dryer Jim Hemphill, Manager SANFOID 'I 4,1 - 555 W. First Street 322.2121 Mon.-Fri. 7:30-6, Sat. si __-. . - . .._... _- _ • - r -. • • . 1 . • :1 • �Prji E niugJIeiJd. 1,141 1 , ___ CUSPS 411.210) Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 306-322-2611 or 831-9993 Thursday, May 3, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 _____ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. Oil Profits Carter 's Windfall BY SHARON CARRASCO The ____ names. Come on Manatee WckIe, Vaquero and Mineola Bit Jimi What a mouthful. Like a streak of greased lightning, the number four dog bounded across the finish line. And sud. denly, the mechanical rabbit heao hungered for was swept out of sight. first race of the evening to begin. Monitors were in key locations in the dining room for our convenient viewing pleasure. Other spectators preferred to hug the rails of the track to an the race firsthand. Suddenly the mechanical rabbit was activated and whirled around the track. At first I thought it was real and thought rabbit races would be a much better draw than greyhounda. The dogs were let loose. This rabbit seemed to have human tendencies. He retained just enough of a lead to drive the dogs teasingly Insane. Their speed seemed to pick up as they rounded the track and dug their paws in for home. The crowd screamed out their foreign-sounding ANGLE-WALTERS 'the reports of record first-quarter profits for oil companies are a political windfall for President Carter. They have arrived like a fresh load of ammunition for the president's campaign to enact an excess profits tax to go along with the decontrol of domestic oil prices beginning June 1. Actually, the January-to-March earnings of the oil industry are not related to the decontrol plan, and are of no particular value as a barometer of what profits might be, say, a year from now. id Nevertheless, the figures make a grand in. troduction to a presidential speech accusing the oil WASHINGTON (NEA) It has suddenly companies of profiteering, become conventional wisdom that the Senate Mr. Carter sent his proposed legislation to enact wi ll never accept the SALT II treaty in the form a windfall profits tax to Congress, saying it would negotiated by the Carter administration and keep oil companies from reaping "unearned" Soviet officials. Amendments and modifications profits during the 28-month phasing-out of controls of some sort are said to be certain. on domestic oil prices. The money would go into an Such talk, however, should be taken with a large grain of you-know-what. As touchy as the Energy Security Fund to finance other aspects of Senate is about its own prerogatives, both his energy program. political and constitutional, mem be rs are likely Many mem bers of Congress have been hesitant to find t heir maneuvering room on the particular treaty is decidedly limited. to support the president's idea, perhaps because It was one thing for Senate Minority Leader they aren't sure they would recognize a windfall Howard H. Baker Jr. and others to tinker exprofit when they see one. We confess such doubts, tensively with the terms of last year's Panama and would hesitate to say that the earnings now being reported are evidence that oil companies are Canal treaty. The Panamanians may not have been complete pushovers, but they were in no taking excessive profits out of the hide of conposition, militarily or otherwise, to resist the sumers the conclusion Mr. Carter's rhetoric is changes sought by the Senate. designed to instill In the public mind. The Soviets are a very different kettle of fish. Like it or not, they have attained over the past Certainly the first quarter profits look imdecade a position of essential strategic pressive Sohio up 303 percent, Texaco up eq uivalen ce with the United States and they are percent, Gulf up 60 percent, Exxon up 37 percent not about to be shoved around by senators Standard of Indiana up 28 percent and on down the anxious to enhance their own reputation for line. But those percentage changes are based on a toughness. comparison with the first quarter of 1978, when the As one SALT expert at the White House put it, oil business and the U.S. economy as a whole were "bargaining with the Russians in the 1970s is not in a trough. exactly like negotiating with the Japanese on the battleship Missouri " The current surge in oil profits is the greatest Critics of the SALT II treaty consistently since 1974, when a similar phenomenon occurred as Imply that the pact is more favorable to the a result of the Arab oil embargo action and by Russians than to the United States, that our OPEC qdruplinjtbe..worl4 rtce of crude. The laonmco gr.steruantie coflapae t Irantan prductfiaat winter and two Sr.4 tr • OPEC price increases this spring created similar Such assertions, however, simply don't stand • hung The greyhounds (some I'm told are worth at least $30,000) are a major racing attraction down south I'm told. The only ones I'd seen up to now were plastered on the sides of the Greyhound buses in the Kansas City bus terminal, The minutes ticked by as we sat patiently for the The Clock , - ___ They resembled miniature horses as they trotted, almost dancing, down the beaten track. Their sleek, muscular bodies seemed unaware of the restric. tions of the trailing leashes. Last Friday night I attended my first dog race ever. As a midwest yankee, I'd never heard of a track made specifically for greyhound racing nor of a mechanical rabbit to lure them on. -. The VIEWPOINT One 0 ( .uZPN1tW 10 SUCK (P EvEZ"1%NG IN SG'r wrn40ur Li1'IN& . WEN FAG IS _ cULt,.,. IS5E oc IN NEAZEST '..' [J _____ _________ Not so much has been made of that during the recent years of mounting trade deficits and depreciating dollars. The United States, to read the economic pages, at times, has become vir. tually a basket case. It is Western Europe plus Japan that would appear to have gained the economic upper hand. / - / . ' '. ' History, however, seems to be repeating itself In a 'mall way. The Inflation that has preoccupled policy makers In the United States Is, according to a recent survey in The Wall Street Journal, beginning to do the same in its economic partners. . \ Jerry McAfee, chairman of Gulf, points out that in spite of the 60 percent improvement in the flit quarter, Gulf's profits figured as a return on invest4nent work out annually to a modest 11.6 percent. Texaco's are calculated at 12.8 percent. In fact, on this basis the oil industry in 1978 was only a fair-to-middling performer compared with manufacturing (16 percent), the airlines (20 percent), electronics (18.6 percent) and broadcasting (22,3 percent). However, the tendency of corporate profits to see-saw from one quarter to another does not remove the aura of a windfall from the current profit statements. In any other business such quarterly operating results would be a cause for celebration. In the oil industry they are a cause of embarrassment a liability in the present - political atmosphere. It Is not that these are strangers to the problem. Inivatkm has been chronic In Britain, Italy and, to a lesser extent, France during much of the postwar era. But this time around It is not restricted to a few shaky economies but general, and beginning to be the cause of the most con. cern in the countries that had been most stable. ______ ___cr J' ____ __________ . ________________ ___ - earnings. Almost overnight, the value of a barrel of oil went from $13 to $16. ____ _____ - 101 West Germany is moving to tighten credit and restrict the money supply. Switzerland, with Its money supply up a reported 17 percent over a year ago and the premium-valued franc actually falling against the dollar recently, is moving hI the same direction. As In Japan, dealing with a wholesale prices up 0,9 creeping Inflation in Mcli -t mi4 be bearable I' U.&standardI 'but'mIkes the trade-depend Japan nervous. . SCIENCE WORLD The. Burnout Synd roin e . • . - •.WL • .. YOUTH EVENTS Seminole Youth Service System staffers Chris Holden, Susan Scambis and Grace Kehrer put up poster In the county courthouse lobby pinpointing events of Youth Week which culminates Saturday in a flurry of Youth Day activities around the BALLOONING .) I- Youth Week Schedule SEMINOLE COUNTY YOUTH WEEK SCHEDULE Apr1129-May5 THURSDAY, MAY 3 Youth Programs, Inc. Soccer Clinic, 4-7 p.m., Sanford Middle School. Free to first 50 youth to sign up. Information: 323-8760. Palms Counseling Seminar "Practical Methods of Dealing with Behavoir Problems in Children and Adolescents," Spring Oaks Recreation Center, 7 p.m. Free to first 80 persons to register at 644-7347. FRIDAY, MAY 4 Seminole County Bar Association Mock Trial, 9 a.m,, County Commission Board Room, Courthouse. Information: call 3234330 Ex. 279. First Baptist Church Youth Led Revival, 7 p.m., 519 Park Ave., Sanford. Information: 3224041. YOUTH DAY, SATURDAY, MAY S Festival In the Park and Health Fair, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 4th Street and Park, Sanford. Free entertainment, games, and exhibits. Information: 323.1760. HRS-Foster Care Children's Story Hour, 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., Sanford Civic Center Annex. Free. Information: fl00. Community Leaders vs. Youth Softball Gaines, 24 p.m., Chase Memorial Park Sanford. Admission, $1 for adults. Information: 322-9146. Sanford Childhood Development Center Disney Trip, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Drug Action Committee Art Auction, 7 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center, $1. Information: 834-1221. Lake Mary Block Party and Dance. 7:30 p.m. to midnight, Lake Mary Elementary school. Free. Information: 3234936. First Baptist Church Youth Led Revival, 7 p.m., 519 Park Ave., Sanford. 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Unfortunately, he was right. transcript and the changes made In It by Jim Santini DNev,, who favors a blue 1ilt4ip. Yousg's soliloquy ended. The poetic flouri wj The daily transcript Of debate on the floor of members of Congress. Former R.p Robert Slhi&D'Fla., apparently never uttered by.Yoft an the Hose floor; * the House and Senate Is used by federal agenThe existence Of the verbatim transcript Is ran the transcript through own typswier. 'is scrwuaii onto the Offlcai transcript late, his tone ci,., the courts and historians to determine what something Of a u'a'kival secret. Few If any Frequently the c41a11(es dean In. The editing Is Of course sometimes done tA Congress intended when it passed a given piece of congressmen realize that the Government temperate remark made oft the coff or In the Printing Office for Its own protection keep. best Of debut.. Rep. Then Palkbsdi &II, for cover bsrriig b* obvious slips, such l,gI'Iatlon. Long's rdsrunce to 70 percent unem trouble Is that by the time members of the original record and Its teIl4ale "Correc- e'mpl,, called a mime by Health, £dscatio pl.a*. sad House Speaker Tip O'Neil1p Congressexercise their self-authorized right to lions" and Welfare Secretary Joseph Cailfano irjç&J Isp..s on psrtiament, proceuiuã, "edit," amend" and "extend" Van Alta selected two days of relatjv,ly heated "devious" an the floor. Wh* the congrm they actually made In debate, the result Is olten debate Oct. $ and 16, 1970 to study for cooled dean later, he scratched out "devious" unrecognizable. In other words, the evidence Of our lawmakers' oratorical shill aid wrote In Ill advised and poorly motivated." I. Fe@W say I Sm. Brnod H'Is, DtC swd firmer Semiats aide and convjct Congromlonal Record Is a fraud. Insiders have game. He discovered literally thousands of Rip. Philip Sharp, Dud., thought bitter Of film Be like,: '1 cis say Debby hecau called It a travesty, a comic book, a monumental deletions, Insertions and changes, some trivial accusIng a fellow comgre Of "eitj" Of libby w hem my home date end I his, shim. end some substantial. facts, and c'Ianl,d It to 'Ir'dir -- ij." d I'Sp to get slang with him md The decrepvricy between what was really Former Rq Tone Roacolk, DWys, taN the him." The eMks rnmce van cut ftm The unlimited editing would appal American House UM some anvkomeEalj hid euted uttered on Its floor and what appears In the Record his been known for years to reporters trial reporters, who never ctmusuge a word that is "with complete stupidity," Bat em. $hie.the 'nr,ing Of the 'p*a we who cover the House and Semite. Sometimes, spoken in the courtroom. It would perhap. be the visoampiM.tJ veto too, aidleucul, cisanod asd rT.dsiy -gwa by bused, It Is au slut reporter's catch of a envy of HoItish and Canadian legislators, who out the 'Afuthes d c'ae* he lip. ,W 1.,.., D., so lawmaker's verlisl foul ball and his query to have never voted tI'r'usolves the right to have Rep. Hubert B. Nliomeu, R'Md., ur deaNs Wed omtaia hiS, meting an the floe the congress _nsa later that will cause the their second thoughts transcribed as original really r,a ikodi piece Of HEW 1 nt pupil se 11do inse" wits I; t 90 membst to revise his remarks Into something history. hufiser ds. t wan l*sehebbbb toS 'meet pupk to like h" In May pia's, thmp Of Cgreas "snug ippilivV' to it InIlls CNINVAd .-.I.I ___ ,, 4 Amd IIIII ,, , 61 But until now, the extent of the liberties (which in thsn'kd forever) ad glued j$ D in lIsFA Jfohe - p yde __ take with laitNilly transcribed speeches or rauasb they sever made. Where an they ii aaNau* I." 4IkIu en. *evo' Ow debate has hem utitnt.t After the transcript hi. best prairnd, there Is a tlorute bste. X*II Y.urg, Bus,, ,gud "vets be, Is "snagiy lpp:i." A&B Michelle Abbgy Cam Black Hollie Cohen Jackie Farr Lori Gilbert Eddie Hughes Kristin Merrtld Renee Stares Jill White Lori Braman Margaret Canada Mary Dougherty Gina Gleaton Patricia l4ei'Jenrc'ich Jame Holdernan M - ''ae! Hcrner L ia T tiomas Stuart Thornton Jennifer Wells Frc C,oebt'lbeck.'r ,'.endy Holland Michael Korgan Sravut Rivers Stacy Smith Billy Tamrn Demonstrated Adnianne Kondracki AIB Marley ASkins Dawn Chester Jennifer Hoeing Monica Hummel Darren Lawrence Timothy Morris Melisa Pearsall &W M..g v*.. 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CLEAN w OR FREEZE! ! - - Evening FWia,_anford, FIT ___ By AL ROSSflER "The Individual becomes closed In his thinking (WI Science Editor up under careful scrutiny. To cite but one' and inflexible in his attitude," the report said. WASHINGTON (UPI) - One of the hazards "A negativistic example, much has been made - in the Senate attitude is frequently executives and professionals face after years of with the syndrome, with Individuals becoming and elsewhere of the failure of SALT II specifically the multi-national support Initiated Include the Soviet "Backfire" bomber under the hard work to reach the top is the burnout syn- cynical about thqir work or role in fl lest November that has halted Its decline but at a drome. limits imposed on each side's strategic weapons organization, cost of something like $30 billion to participating Suddenly, after years of training and exdelivery systems (land and submarine-based "AS the syndrome progresses, charac. central bunks. These have been buying up excess perie, a person seems unable to perform missile launchers plus heavy bombers). teri stically, they question not only their own dollars but in the process inflating their own job as well as in the past. His initiative dampens, to ability to perform but the abiliti esof their co- money supplies. It is true that U.S. negotiators felt the Back- he loses interest in his work and he is less able workers, and of the orginitatlon as a whole, to fire should be counted under the aggregate limits work efficiently, especially in times t,f stress. accomplish stated tasks. Than Individuals Another major influence is oil, with currant set forth in the treaty. Even though the Soviets "We believe this syndrome occurs frequently spend increasing amounts of time to complao a FIN Increased decreed by the piroducers hitting contend the plane is an intermediate-range in medical personnel, corporate executives, edamofwo thequaljtyofthe( EurpeandJapanmuchmorepJy am the bomber designed for use In theater warfare, lawyers, researchers and individuals later nt and productivity decline dramatically. United States, where spe the furor over deregulation rather than Intercontinental attacks, the Back- diagnosed as alcohol or drug abusers," said Dr. "Individuals at this stage of burnout, when off is essentially political rather than economic. fire does have the capacity to reach the United Richard C. W. Hall, sociate professor Of job, are unable to relax. Among the things States on a one-way "suicide" flight and unload psychiatry at the University of Texas Medical report are abandonment or couutrlctlon of As a cousequence, much of the plan agreed its warheads. School in Houston. recieadanaJ activithis aid social contacts, upon at last year's Bourn summit have had to be Hall and four co-workers said in a report In the Of isolation and marital discord." What SALT II critics never seem to mention, medical journal Psychiatric Opinion that typical apped. That called for vigorous stimulation of me said mod burnout victim receive the German and Japanese economies and however, Is the US negotiators did not meekly symptoms of burnout include feelings of ric help only after long periods of poor somewhat more moderate action by other psychiat accept the Soviet refusal to include the Backfire exhaustion and a sensation of being physically family relationships or at the time of physical countries to Squaliso'groWth rates with a slowing der treaty limits. They got son*hing In ex- run down, frequent headaches and digestive illness, impending divorce or drug or alcohol UAW Mdes and graduall. change a concession of considerable greater system problems, weight loss, sleeplessness, ab , ~'equallze trade use . import, in fact. depression and a shortness of breath. ththslanceI.InMadofdjmulation, nnersar, When these people are finally seen by medical turning to thoughts Of applying the economic The report said people suffering from burnout workers, the burnout Victims frequently express t'ge, e Th Soviets had originally Insisted that U.S. syndrome may have changing moods, have I a ility forwardbased systems in Europe and the feelings of helplessness, become increasingly suicidal ideas, to cope and total personal and professional Pacific be Included under SALT II limits along Irritable, have a diminished frustration frustrati And a coosequence Of that could be renewed °' with the mIullelaunchers and bom bers loc prreonthedollw,a drinking oftmad* tolerance, exhibit a suspiciousness which at In this country. After all, they noted quite times may border on paranoia and display W. for U.S. goods abroad and continuing trade To deal with burnoutt among health correctly, our F-ills could easily strike the creased levels of risk taking. professionals, Hill and his colleagues hold staff Soviet Union from their bases In England, In addition, Hall and colleagues said their meetings to explain the problem and note that It It's a situation that can be expressed In one unloading nuclear warheads an . Ditto experience Indicates that increased rigidity Is more of an lndlt'4Ional situation than one word. for carrier-base4.jlunes. occurs. unique to the lnd1VIua1u involow Gannidii,, n BERRY'S WORLD - ... . - ___ • ___ In the long debate over decontrol of domestic oil prices the industry has argued that It needs ample profits to plow back into exploration and production of oil and gas. Decontrol is not yet here, but the profits are, and the industry can best square itself -with_the-; iblic by denstra4.ag promptly and visibly that the plowback is getting under way. •.•' _.. By DON GRAFF So huge and to dominant Is the American economy,atr)tezn has long had It, that when the United States sneezes the rest of the developed world is likely to catch pneumonia. - . .. Herald pNoto by Tom Notsel - __ Word Tells The Whole Story A INE.'" • .. IDYLLWILDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL A FIRSTGRADE Christy Edwards Sandy Harrell Shanan Stewart A LB Kenny Bare Tom Colbert Michael Grady Katrina Parrish Catherine Pearce Cari Smith Stacy Stiffey Adrienne Fordham JoDee Lake Larry Sewell SECOND GRADE A Mitchell Albert Jeffrey lurks Robert Crawford Kevin Oe.key Tara Jackson Victor Lewis Tasea Margecjlas Anita Mitchell Eric Newell Robert Pearce Ill of ingenious thought behind that mechanical rabbit. He doesn't require feeding or any personal care. 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Eddie Mitchell had two gi Rotary's three hits, a pair of : - ... -- forKiwanls,drjklngoutl3and - - ______ walking just two while allowigi - __ .., ___ ix a 0 - -•. , _____ _-_-_•.-•-._--_.. Ad . .?i,,, orglson to an 11-4 ' a :4 over Orlando Helicopters . despite a homer by Phil Spake, S1iw Watson 2 jTi,.', 3343 DOM .., , and Eddie Jackson had four hits ~ Harris 2 'IF and Levi Ridnesthree in Deluxe .. Mliii Frith casts a mean eye 52' NI mi Bar's 12-S triumph over V.P.W. IN $55 1I Cooper Transportation despite ____________________________________________________ RIW*JI ROTARY R O T ARY 0012 Casseaux's 10th home AIiM ASRIS •" of the season. Mmck.Ii Chelsea Ladies Open Season 311 HarI.s.i, 1SSMi,fl 3Vt ,.. Jsk.ssqs III DssiIsis CARDIN*i. 311 OVIIDOAUTO Cshsmaa 423 T.'m., AS It AS H 3s5 The Chelsea Title women's Julie Fudge, 3b; Lori Thomp- Wyal 4 IS HIIIsas CSIllIiis 3 2 MIII." off 1 4 1 softball team opens its son, as; Lucy Law Mm.tIIS *5 I USMISW 42 Piq'$i Moigan, IS 2b; 4 2 ImIlk Uely *25J.iaws z WSII sta • 3 4 Seminole County Cindy League Clutter, ib; Penny PT.Eu*SR Diii. 34 S 51$ II lilies 41 SSSC.$. season tonight at 8 o'clock Stewart, v; Joyce Clutter, p; lIwli 40 32 . 1k4555 2 II S. News 3 I Aarss 3 16 1$ against Calvary Assembly. Deena Williams, If; Brenda lIlIsy Lie 31 2 ScuisI It 4SSOracsy 43 r.s.ts S.c.i u,TMms se RICui.'I, *34, Scott Williams is the coach. Clutter, le; Kathy Larson, rc; c.v IS. Hill kIwsml; * 141. His darting lineup includes and Suaan Orwig, rf. 11SMarMs 15 N...' 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II Greg Hill single put V.F.W. in t Ii • IS iwwcwI1lbeglvenawayfora Off ho1e4n-one, compliments of Ralph Pillow Motors of - errors Mill opened the fourth witha single for V.F.W. and advancej around the bases on wild pit. thea to score the tying rim while Moose pitcher Tracy War 1! 40110:71.1 Set June 14 Is A one -outwalk followed bra ____ 21,4 win I cwr Osmmwis GWIRk.I Davis ''SG.i....s Campton IS Sriw.wII WilkIns IS Money ••• .' Totals 388 Ii Shwuism Totals _ SM., - -- 15 1iS, I hiRe .IShltIlI,v 555 Nus __ .0 ': DAYTONA BEACH GrIffin I KMII.'sww'* • IShISy ,,1 Chelsea Title and Guaranty . Cosnpwsy will sponsor its 4th Hot . Lss.c is lIlIlSCkii , annual Chelsea Title Golf McGSS =es so11.Nsvhas MileSsli 111 Clauicon June l4,at the Indigo I) Nssdkk I Tisiluufi 21$ Golf Resort. I. YsIlls Guy IS Cielasa Title Is inviting all Tisuhs 3455 realtors, mortgage bankers, ATLANTIC 'aesses FO BANK uisundlo*aisociaflons AIIM W.MCC*S,d IS 15155 4 11.115 II P' Ri $ haIrs 4) c,~a Entry fee vi AeNcrull 312 Psp 3)1 iss.i.. goUstogresnafee,electrk sill5 ISIWINIm.i III _____ bar-bqns and prizes and M5I1es _ 155 ksskI III Julik. MIS.. . • - ,... ing In - Jai-Alai The victory pushed V.F.W.' record to 14 In Wednesday's other leagUe game, second place Kiwanis dumPedRary9.4,boostingis ____ 1 Financial Team Wall Keys Drills Drillers Auto Parts i ' 0 -, . ' d - YA .. - thriller. ' 0 Greg Markhaii, and Greg Lloyd Wall Wasted a home Ebbed combined to pitch a three hitter as Financial run, triple and two singles and Planning downed Dick Joyce Neil Miller went S-for-S with a Well Drilling Wednesday night trIple and a double Wednesday in the Seminole Puny Baseball night in the Sanford Metro Soft ball League, leading Oviedo League, 8-4 In other games, First Federal Auto iarta to a over Cardinal Industries, which f Seminole got no-hit p tch from Jimmy Krner and Chris got home rim pöwer from Ioi1a AW , - y ThtaIs 242 Totals w:W7- League action Wednesday. George's, which had been ill first place since the season optned, fell to second place as Vlagship Bank gained sole possession of first place with a 15-10 come-Irom-behind win over scrappy American Pro dike Exchange (APEX). - In the other league game Wednesday, Jack Prosser Ford downed Atlantic Bank, 13-4. George's broke a 7-7 tie with a single tally in the top, but Seminole Petroleum won the game In the bottom of the sixth when Billy Pennick singled and TWO McKinney tripled and scored on a passed ball. Alex MeGriff hurled a twohitter for Seminole Petroleum, striking out eight but walking 10. .Horace Knight was the hitting star for Flagship Bank, unloading a home run and triple. Eddie Kurgan also had a home run for the winners while Terry Miller and Timothy Sheetz added doubles. Mike Jones had a do uble and two singles for APEX. Jo Jo McCloud blasted two home runs and a double and Bruce Sellers added twd doubles and a single in leading Presser Ford. Alvin Jones had a pair of singles and Gregg SIMINOLI - I " ph V.F.W. battled from ehls'gJ three times Wednesday nigig and nipped Moose, &-4, in a nineinnln Sanford Junior League 4 .. . :• Petro C IA! ; I r R. Smith leaps for throw, Speaks eases into third base safely Thursday, May 3, ' lifE I0 1 - - Kiwanis - __________ Totals .. 2.3,Totals •.'-"4I•..:4'41! . . SIMiNOLI LYMAN ' AIRN •: __ ______ Wells Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. _. _- - . Transactions - . 4 . Seminole dugout at ease :: Fos d" • - ., U. V V' • Trium 1Ar -, . /. - - - r ,;.,- 'N1, ) 11: , J . - t' • . 0 ~,"_' .,.,%. u.eIs- GUi iyI u - t rt- y .... By United Press International money's worth." ball well on OmIL' occasion, but that run itlt have uehi inning with his third home run Some 40,000 people came to "I went out there with the Ryan adjusted. there for 15 uuiinus." American Learn of the ye -ir to lift Steve Corner, pm. Anaheim Wednesday night to intention that I'd have to throw California took the field Brewers 6, Indians 1: SAN ANTONIO, Texas tUPI) 2-3, who allocrd eight huts in 71watch Nolan Ryan of the a shutout," said Ryan, who without Rod Carew, Willie W L Pct. O In a space of two frantic Right-hander Moose Haas 3 innings %clth Sparky Lyle ,, 16 California Angels duel Cy delivered the victory despite a Mays Aikens and Bobby Grich, picked up his first victory minutes, to the accompaniment Boston 14 $ .536 laiskaD picking up his fourth s;ive Young Award winner Ron sore groin that knocked him out and one of the subs, Jim April 12 of last year andSIflCC Mitwauke of an almost unthinkable New York (AL) 11 10 .513 1','i lien Ilid Sox 2, A's 1: Recalled New York 11 12 ther Jim Seattle from Columbuspit. m after two in- Anderson, doubled hoe 4 of his last game of Guidry of the New York m the Oglivie singled home to run:; amount of noise from l6, Detroit l)wight Eviiissiiiaiked i solo • .471 4 International League, Yankees, tiiflgs. only run of the game. as Wayne Garland again failed tict' with two out in the eighth followers, the San Antonio Cleveland I 15 .318 71/2 Chicago (AL) - Sent Dewey The two premier pitchers "I haven't got full strength," "I think someone told (out- to record a vidory. Spurs ripped off their cloak of Toronto 7 17 .M M Robinson to Iowa of the American rewarded the fan West Association and s with a fine Ryan continued. "I was favor- fielder Lou) Piniella that T Ins 7, Blue Jays 5: activated pitching frustration Wednesday night the distance oil a fourhi,tter. W L Pct. 05 coach Ron schueler to plaYer-coach. performance, as Ryan posted ing it a little at the beginning. Anderson didn't have any and threw it In the face of the MIrn Ken Landreaux drove ill fom- Orioles 9, Mariners 2: 13 7 *2 Football his 39th career shutout for a 1-0 l'he last few innings I began to power and he hit the ball over runs and Ron Jackson honieCalif is .640 St. Louis Hired Sing Devine as ½ John lAweIiNtuiZ) hit a threeTexas victory. him," said Guidry. 13 $ .615 1½ • vice forget about it." president to handle public red, sparking Minnesota to a run homer Horns blared, people mobbed Kan City and Ken Singleton 12 11 .322 31/2 relations and off field administrative "ft was a classic niatchup, "You can't say anything bad three-game sweep. By that time the Yankees their heroes as they left their Chicago 9 12 .425 5½ duties, tied Fred Lynn for the league what more could you want?" knew he was commanding his about agame like that," Guidry Rangers 3, Royals 2: room and in the bars OikI.'id 9 13 .373 7 Cleveland - Signed freeagenf lead in homers when lie hit his Seatt le s 17 .370 said Guidry. 'People got their stuff well. Juan Beniquez hit the continued. "It I hadn't given up running back Woody Thompson. Al Oliver opened the fifth eighth of the season. he restaurants along Mt Wednesday's Results Chicago- Signed offensive guard San Antonio River there was Detroit at Chi, ppd., rain Noah Jackson and tackle Jim Minnesota 7. Toronto S only one topic of Osborne, both free agents, to a discussion r series of one-year contracts. .,he Spurs and how they finally Milwaukee 6, Cleveland 1 Texas 3, Kansas City 2 done it. California I. New York 0 San Antonio won its first NBA Boston 2, Oakland 1 Top Braves Baltimore S. Seattle 3 post-season series Wednesday DAYTONA REACH Today's Games Wednesday night night, let ting an 18-point lead (All Times EDT) Firstgarn, By United Press International home runs, you're going to have run double to cap the Pirates' Toronto (Huffman 21) slip away and then battling at and l't'pe Frias at'cuwited for New York 0; and llaltniiuit :1. SVictor.lsidro 5.10 4.10 3.20 Milwaukee (Travers 0-2), 7:30 Bill Robinson got into the more full. But I vowed today five-run outburst in the third the other back in the final minutes to pm. 3raflprad,a 6.60 6.50 run wtIl hIs first Seattle 3. .clalm a 1114 win over the 6.50 starting lineup Wednesday that I was just going to relax inning. Detroit (Young 10) at Mm. IArano.Andre major-league hionie run a Reds 4, Cubs 1: 0(3.5) 44.40; T(s-3.1) 260-60. T night -- at least temporarily nesota (Zahn 3-0), LX p.m. amid play. w*thearted 76era. Robinson, who went 3-tor-5, long fl y that hit the fence in leftSecond gam, Mike l.al'uss, 2'O, and l)oug Chicago (Barrios 21) et and decided to "relax and "1 was getting back into the hit his first homer with Dave center and hounced over the The Spurs now move into the Texas Domingo-Frnan 13.20 11.00 1.20 Bair (Alexander i.i, 5:33 combined on a four - hitter l". SGaidos-MandIola old Bill Robinson, trying to hit a Parker On base via a double, wall. 5.20 9.00 pay Eastern Conference title series p.m. in pitching Cincinnati ot er I lrusta.lsidro 6.20 Robinson has lost his left fieome run every time I came to with two out in the first off loser ld h ,agalnat the defending NBA In other National League (Ihicago. Q(1S) 54.00 P(1.5) 154.50 T( 1.5.1) National ea L gue job to red-hot John Milner, but bat arid that stuff. When you try Mickey Mahler, 0-2. His second, gaines, ,champion Washington Bullets, 673.60. Cincinnati defeated ('ardlnals S. Astros 2: East Milner is out with the flu, Third gam. every time to hit a home run also with Parker aboard, came Clik'agu, 4-1, and St. Louis beat 11'hat best-of-seven series opens W 1. Pct. 01 4 Sara Mike Tyson doubled hioiiie the 13.00 9.60 6.00 "I had a lot of fun today," you're trying too hard." 'riday night in Landover, Md., Montreal 13 in the fourth miming. Lee Lacy Ilouston, 5-2. 130 3 Enrique II tying run and scored the 6.00 3.10 Robinson said, alter hitting a 14 6 .700 1 John Candelaria, 1.1, scat- had a sa crifice fl y and Rennie *d continues there Sunday ""a IZubI In the American League it eventual gumne-winner on 4.20 tered eight hits, walked none Stennett a two-ruii double in the aternoon, Chicago wits Minnesota 7. Toronto 5; Garry Tellipleton's single in tilt, 5 10 .474 5½ 55340 the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 10.2 and struck out six in pitching Pirate third. "We got the team that can New York $ 11 .421 Boston 2. Oakhuid 1; Mu- fifth inning, and Fourffigams John Denny, 2. I 12 .100 7 at anybody," said San Pittsburgh Bruce Bemiedict drove in one waukeefi, Cleveland I; Texas 3, 2, pitched an eight-hitter to SEgana-Mandiola 11.40 5.60 410 rout of the Atlanta Braves. "Of his first complete game of the West course, when 3 you hit Duran-Diaga Ii a couple of season. lie also stroked a two- Atlanta run wth an RBI double Antonio guard James Silas in 7.00 3.10 W 1. Pct. 0 Kansas City 2; California 1, carry St. Louis over llouston. 55anti.Gasti Ii 3.10 ile first flush of victory. Houston 13 $ .632 0(3.0) 43.40 P(5.3) 52.70. T(L3.$) --------•----------_________ -Cinci 12 11 .322 3 4n't care who they are. 411.40 San Fran 10 14 .117 3½ Fifth game But San Antonio has to go a San Diego 10 11 .417 51/2 $GstlEchaniz 14.00 7.20 4.00 ay to prove It, Los Angels 10 13 100 6 SOscar.Golrl 9.00 1.20 Atlan t a $ 14 .36 6 ½ 1 ZubI-Gondra it The Spurs lost in the opening 350 Wsdft,sday's Results 0,, F - C 0(6-0) 65.40 P(I4). 354.50 1(54-)) 41W round two years ago to Boston - . ------4 Pittsburgh 10, Atlanta 2 owl 811.110. UTO SERVME CENTER and last year to Washington. Cincinnati Is Chicago 1 S th game -St. Louis S. Houston 2 9;00 .1wn they had 31 lead in 2 DomingoGasti '_1 7.10 3.60 3.60 'k Today's Games 4 Carasa-Manici 5.20 3.20 eriesonlytolosetwiceIna row (All Times CDT) SSantiDlagall 1.10 embarassing themselves Atlanta (McWiliarns 1.2) et 0(2.4) 35,40 P12.4) 102.60 T(2-4.I) Pittsburgh (Rhoden 00), 12:35 374 *fore the home crowd with a .40. $svsnth game fl-point setback In Game 5 and Houston (Niekro 1-2) at St. lsasa-$arduy 13.10 10.00 6.60 letting a 13-point lead slip away Louis (Vuckovich 20), 1:30 42u1,l.Arrii,a I_So 1,20 pm. In Game 6. 2 Egana.Oiaga 3.60 , 4• 'p - ,,", ", r,- I 1, . 11r, ,_ 't/ V • (,ainesvllletoa52winover __________ S. 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Mort - 33 Zero greeting C 1 4 3 2 _________________________ ( - __________ _____________________________________ by Art Sansorn 5 7 6 8 9 - - - - - - - 10 11 IT - - - - - ____________________________________________ _______ _______________________________________________________________ THE BORN LOSER /iY1 15 20 21 ism - - mAT,rM IJI Nyol iT- ij' - - - - (WITH IFOV C&RD ('* 25 26 27 31 - 28 29 30 35 ARCHIE - - by Bob Montana DOCTOR SAY, 4WFU EYE! DADDY _______________ L4ES - - - - - - 41 50 51 - ' - - - really help? Wants READER DEAR - fobly and remain functional. value the Your doctor is the person who Regardless books described in the you obtain the best you sent services that are available and I horticultural point of meaningful. don't believe that these will be your am returning I me might have from a view, all for arthritis, The night shadesas the folder at publication away thin you and I will tomatoes Degenerative Or Wear And well eggplant. These foods do not cause arthritis. Eliminating as Arthritis. DEAR DR. LAMB 56 _ . _4 1 cure arthritis, ' 1 ____ __ ___ HOROSCOPE c' e of It. and is there any multiple quack devices to ob- DEAR READER - Bell's taln money fromstdferersof palsy causes one side ofthe arthritis. I wish we had more facial muscles to become EEK & MEEK I LIKE 70 HANG 0Vr YO11JRBIRTHDAY May 4,07$. THNIJGOUrWFPi A3D1}4EP.J AM) 3 than you give yourself credit for. That which has been holding _____________ muscles. To avoid marked \ ,1 g. LIBRA (Sept. 2Wd. 23) s C1Tthg yesr. ;wovohini people. 11y' U Coffee Approximately - • ig PRISCILLA'S pp '-YOU CAN'T BE SURE p" WITH HIS EYE-5 IF HE'S WATCHING GLAZEP OVER ANP HIS SOPY TREMBLING" ANGELS ________ _______ ORCHARUE'S A FEP CHICKEN TELEVISION IS VERY (STANPING HERE ) CONFUSING ________ BERNARP" ______ I y;& ,- 0i ______________________ _________ __________ ______________ ______ _______ TIME 4 MONEY.- SO byStofft.lI,Heimdahl .,?'UFF I'Ø IF YAC'N dEl' It'4 I'1 WEL.L....GAP,.. WNEEZ ...GA4P.., PHYIGAL.fHAPt PY NEXT t4%" .. L 31)61 CLIMSEP NOT "IOU THINK; ONE-MAN- OF 9T gç,' a4NPAG1/ S ._ p K / WIT ano t-productive day . . • K 1083 whereupon West converted • K 1088 It to a penalty double by passing. soum #Q87#39 by Bob Thavu er to PIK y. Yo (Feb. CALE' I'VE _____ [FOUNP HER' Is SHE PANCV? I Pass Pus a• " I" The __ In make a practice of them not to coine over to talk continue it next year. - anymore. ' . . . : - ___ 4PEETRIMETS WIN HER FOR MIS' ØACK-______ FROM A _____ PUCE CAU.EP Iwo ________ OFL.O51' ............. So, we're turning to our readers for some help. If you be accom-- black and white photo. do. off graphs if a picture is de - mention as an outstanding mother, let us know. O() may panled by professional without giving them the mi- sired with the announce-- DEAR FRIENDS: Tell them inent. Wedding forms and their situation objectively, wedding. Readers should mail their selections to: Ourselves Editor, The Evening Herald, 300 French Ave., Sanford, Urge them to seek help from a qualified mar riage counselor. ________________ ROSES ____ -- Fla. 32771. Best For Florida EWhI _...J Ladies' Shoes ORDER 2.99 EARLY Open Wily 1:30-5:30 Ad ay 9.4 PH. 323.7150 2397 French Ave., Sanford Engagements Sidewalk Sale Friday And Up C04M Fh*1 The Ilth Artnual SISTER Sidewalk Sale is scheduled Friday, beginning at 9 a.m., and lasting until the stores close. Organizations will have tables set up along the sidewalks which will feature a variety of goods for sale. Merchants will also feature items for sale. Dress and Sandals 2O ° / Off Cement Division of U.S. st Dietrkhs. Parker SALE ENDS MAY 12th ALL SALES FINAL and is a major in the U.S. Army Reserves. The wedding will be an event Mr. and Mrs. Wally Dietrichs of June 30, at the First United The sale is sponsored by SISTER (Sanford's Interested Sarahs of 130 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Methodist Church, Sanford. ________________________________________________ - to Encourage Rejuvenation). T"d inulm TO "Th* Spoiler" Once she's tried It st will settle for nothing ' $$• p., leather uppers, easy walking Is.ei hours com fort. -'S. • -I . 218-220 E. FIRST ST SANFORD PH. 322.3524 • . . S . - 54 BONE MATCHING . _________ • 5. • by Craig Iiggft .1 .', , Reiuieuibet IItSlklJi With a mode l coat 4 •.. '5"• \ . , ZERe F%W . S PiutyNsis .5 ' StsIgs S. .__;__.___ -- MOWS DW 410W ------ .r. 1 'k ACES !A%( '1 &MIi?! IY GAUZE - - -----5 ." -------- CUT OUTS S- --- Ask Iddobbide FIRST QUAtI S. 1111 MLMX)L", SlIt C. I ION OPEN WEAVE CASEMENTS 48"%4S- . %•'xbi• sar-UNED.stjpIRIoR ,,, '0 'A '" ANTIQUE SATIN ' "i PAIK) Ss si 4$"x45 ............$7I. Taylor of Bailey, Ga. ts-.......... $11" ,. Taylor, who was formerly in the Insurance business in ts- sc .......... I3" . I w.u- .... ..... ........ I f4 55 . I ." 124" 24ri 4r.14" ...lIP,I96,iM1 The bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs. Thelma _________ ______ - lip 35~ MADE i airesa in GeOrgIa. wedft will be anev of June 2 in Altamor*e Springs. I 41 if DI I'T STORLs sIIIest;rNtcIs weddlngplan.. 321 .5 TRIMS, Leona N. Hughes of Douglas, Ga., and Otis Taylor Jr. of Altamonte Springs, are an- S 1*• '.. & __UM_ '__1Iu'rn IX) 11 ci( CRAFT " Ct'! ION Sanford Is in the engineering - NMI) i $100115%(k,.l(,0,3.ii.. Hughes. Taylor NiH. PAIK,SANFOD PH. 11 89389u6 S & employed as sales representative for Universal Atlas mary/uther's _______ *I.PINff$T., DOWNTOWN MNID _I__ - ' 1.srtsws.r _____ SHOE Q011.11 Y UPHOLSTERY I noulteing their .......... eyoo...l Free P&r $focigaerlsges,Pafy Hues With elanypsirlodiss'dmss shea. VINYL is P LtW(.!!1 n professional fraternity. He is 011W amt Gifts lnckds: C&Uns Nandbgs sLavishly Laced Lingerie I VU. 7 member of Alpha Kappa Psi, a .,, , lng. All machine wash. able cotton-poly. _______ She 41"\tS_j " '/' /1(./?// $129 NO IRONING Chapter Her fiance was born in Council Bluff, Iowa. He is a graduate of Florida State University where he was a . classic& worth coiled- __________________ I $ I, ..rd.nIng... Painting. American THE SHOE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FIT 3 wiiaiis designer. ; ForShopping...Cook. . .5 11111411 employed as an interior ,,,,,, by Swirl. HANDBAGS f . S Designers. :'ui. 1/ ii ifii I (.I 04 H 1 / OFF 1 H/i I /2 INTERLOCKS of the American Society of Interior SIMPLICITY SOLID COLOR Students and Faculty, and a L. I R' H!!MI ., Ui): l'Ol.VI:s(I:R EconomIcs Honor Society for member of the Student u PATTERNS from Florida State Unive rsity '* 0 ... l",IIR! -10('K (1! MA in l9lO where she wams president of Omicron Nut, Home .' • 10th ANNUAL- Dr. Lewis S, Earle of Winter Park, has been named "Dentist of elect is the granddaughter of • ' SALE STARTS FRIDA) the Year" by the Florida Dental Association at its 96th Annual Mrs. J ulia Higgins of Sanford, Scientific Session in Bal Harbour. Dr. Earle received the award " the late Mr. Edward Higgins, recognition for his "untiring devotion and en ergetic leadership to and the late Mr, . and Mrs. the profession of dentistry." William etrichs of Sanford. In 1968, Dr. Earle was elected to the Florida House of Miss Dietrichs is a 1964 Representatives, representing Orange and Seminole Counties. graduate of Seminole High School. She was graduated ' . • • • • .. • . Parker. Born in Sanford, the bride- • , • WHITE or announce the engagement of their daughter,, Geraldine, to William Henry Parker, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clyde 'Dentist Of Year'Named - ••S ......... S forms How can we refuse to listen Morn. Half Sizes Engagement and wed- is deserving of such recognition. Well take it from there. _____ I' I, -----S. With Mother's Day, May 13, fast approaching, The Juniors -Misses' ding forms are available at the Herald office to anflounce these events. The Herald Is embarking on a search for that outstanding NELSON Mother' s Day Gifts Mother's Day -' May 13 a ' ------------------"- Abby, I know good friends are supposed to be supportive, but we're out of patteiice with these two. pictures must be submitted witWn two weeks of the I, ----------S MOM ' Married? Bob calls and tells my husband Are Great For is. -. Is On For Bob. and when she tiangs up, that BECAUSE you are such ' I 0 calls me and complains about Dresses i good friends you can't view S . ThJR1V lilY ST OIØSEED. . - Spring and Sum m e r cr5, about one to one-and-a-half pages of standard size . ZOONIES FISH-F A HkIACKIN&? ' ,. sheets, telling briefly why a particular woman in our area _______ -S ___________________________ __________ %'eiOPe. Now they call us on the phone Getting and talk endlessly. First Marge We'll accept until noon May 9 letters submitted by read- Lu and J'otrnRomfta __OHNO!SHE Mo 1'fl SPECIAL 19) -j VØ.AUSECA HWACMIN6 €ôpeci11g Cal. 90069. Please enclose Flowers & Plants I A iMIs 1A F1 IOIIc ______ 3" $1 __ by 1. K. Ryan (Of1HSIWP1.Y \ JOAN MADISON. know of a woman who, in your opinion, Is deserving of paying ¶00. TUMBLEWEEDS - made wrecks of us, so we asked Outs tanding 2 FOR AP 61 . All Colors •S THS Search BEGONIAS . 5% MO$1°OThIR PH. 323-0313 d up in shouting matches. stamped,. self -addressed en- cvffee, and we intend to Area - 'V en to Kavanaugh, University of Central Florida. l We Have One Of The Largest Slect1ons _____ honors for a nice plus; of 600. South explained that he' had uve~F& rubber for a' mere 600. ____ na'j 201 E. FIRST. ST., SANFORD Woblems? You'll feel better If You get them off your chest. his version of the story. bridge and East-West scored: or the penalty plus 100 Pan Pau foresight 20"M&itth response Adams. "They don't real ize how m uch they are 'S. The gaime was rubber' _______ .P-I4Ab MAN. over to talk. Their talks always de Not hing was ever settled, and it enth usiastic the speakers you could say It was a very successful Exotic • A 54 led his singleton trump.. Vulnerable: East-West Event ually South did make. Dealer: North two trump tricks and three Wt North East South outside aces. - . of attendees and from the - . S - 0 problems. They kept calling For a personal reply write to and asking if they could conic Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, "The remarks people Of Tropical And second club and lost the' heart finesse. East promptly . by Stan i,.. program," said Mrs. Adams. "From the number Florida Power Corporation, and Dr. Ray OUR continued. South took the J7 RHSoFfA/N&.j ,. V '5; ____ Clubs were opened and 94 SPIDER-MAN . think they enjoyed the eout double and did just that too much. INTA -rw IJOU/ The volunteers make a _______ ,, • Q 5 2 S HO PP E St..' I'll call Marge and Bob. We had some terrific times together until they began having marital Mall, were Ann Maynard, __________________________________________________ p can be • Q J 9 I, FABRIC the GIRL Smuts. DEAR EAGLE: Your knoledgv of Scouting is for the birds. "Be Prepared" is the DEAR ABBY: My husband motto for Girl Scouts, too. wondering why they were invited," noted Mrs. two-spade opening but East could afford to ma ke a tak- u out. You could either make or / FRANK AND ERNEST that so many people came out," said Mickey Adams West had no bid over the K J 76 motto of the BOY Scouts -- not made as they 14 today with persons who are in a else, Opening lead:*Q AQUARIUS (Jan. IlWeb. 19) position to do you a lot of good. Something nice will come of It. Take the reins and leave the ith th da ur os in s and perception are ex100 points to itill leave his offing, since others adhere to By Owald opponents with one game; yourideasandmakethem work ce*torsal1y sharp. toward rubber is paying far: ES When you use weak two Although you'll be applying save yourself a bundle. bldsin rubber bridge ltls LEO (July 12-Aug. 22) effort, it my not aepear so Because you know, how to mix because everything comes ° to sure that you have a (Do you have a question fo/ the right dose of emotion with - easily to you. This will be a good sUit. In match poin t the experts? Write 'Ask the the coirrect mount at logic, rewarft day. dilmlicitte the sann rule Experts," care of this newspiathere Isn't anyone you couldn't ARM (Mirth 21-AprIl 19) should apply but you can per. Individual questions will afford to relax it if spirit be answered It accomp.nIe 'charm today. All around you moves you. by stamped, self-addressed VIRGO (Aug. Sept. 22) happenIng. You'll find this a Today's weak two bid envelopes. The most Interest - Follow y hunches today a nd most pleasant day. People's would resuJt In tragedy for Ing questions will be used It! do what come, naturally. Your thinking is far more tharftahie North and South a either th s'column and will receive Ideas are far more creative -than usual. game. COPICS Of JACOBY MODERN.). . A m BUGS BUNNY .. Three 11 ,1 gift shop Abby, 'Be Prepared" is the - wort h to the community. at Robinson's, Altamonte "A lot of people were National Volunteer Week. "We were really excited and is not a good contract. EAST $52 Much favorable corn- be evident in most anything you munlcatlon will take place do, even In helping someone _____________ k WESI you do. Volunteers valuable contribution," Speakers at the fete held Council of Girl Scouts. honored at a coffee during made but It might go down • A K 10 •s 011 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) with praieticality today and it w- . Special Workshop very few hangups. Fine, the Girl Scouts, without making because frank dialogue with them share a common motto? • •732 with romantically by sending that certain person who is for yo ur new Astro-Graph important to your plans. You'll Letter. Mall $1 for each to receive the reception you've Astro'Graph, P.O. Box 489, been hoping for. CAPRICORN(Dec. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth sIgn. 19) You blend an artistic touch COMMERCIAL! Referral Service, who coordinated the event with Doris Bacon of the Citrus Seminole County were A964 person Isn't likely to forget your . works, SAGITFARIUS (NOV. 23-Dec. thoughtfulness easily. Discover with whom you best get along 21) This is the day to contact byAl Vermeer of the Information and various volunteer agencies - and organizations in and West would probablywound up ( a part. A Q 103 ve been nice to. This People notice all your good one you' . o 100 people representing Left to themselves East' TAURUS (April ZI-May 20) You're held iq high esteem You may be the recipient of a today because your finest ideals ll little I Honors Register today for our and I have some good friends (Scouts honor!) _____________________________ NORTh ner feel And finally, practice makes oblem and enable treatment to minimize any SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) hero worship today from are incorporated into a price you'd expect to pay part formation to be found in books. medicine. Don't buy products with this problem and usually that are advertised to cure your within four months. In a small arthritis In public magazines, number of cases residual Do consult your family doctor paralysis and other problems Even your basic lifestyle could out the best In you. change. how to make my Heraldand photo by Joan Madison one's partner is essential. EAGLE SCOUT, BRANDMolly Fisher (front left), Janice Boville, John Walsh, Pat Crumpton There's also a wealth of in.. FORD, IIA. Beverlev Freeman chat with I)r. Ray Kavanaugh, standing, guest speaker. As a general rule, to people occurring in the nerve fibers. wltharthritislwouldsaydonot Such treatment is most ef- \ results that defy 4 N et' the most discnminatinq cntic-at a fraction of the Girls have succeeded in insincerely wants to make his partner feel "really great" Is vading nearly all of the male well on his way to becoming a organizations. Can't the Boy great lover. You say you have Scouts be kept separate from - _______________________________________________________ hi t ' 5 Plates and Prints. you'll I've never had any trouble with (;OOD scout - be a GIRL Scout my love life, but I'd Like to know instead, and be prepared!" DEAR WANTS:Anyone who -a - people who are inclined to do So. combat the inflammation ftt's should start to feel many could come to you today as a positive t1th entering Lido result of being arow'4 nsjg _____ YOST JIs: . , With I)t'cdh)l'I Decor.i tor have very few hangups, and dinner guests, "Quit being a ,,.,.,.-lIItl/ - Unfortunately, many good proach Is to give Prednisone, things in life, including freedom one of the cortisone of the press, can be abused by medications, that seems to WIN AT BRIDGE DEAR ABBY: You told a WANTS TO PLEASE .- of collectors pLtes. without liftinqai)nIsh' this sort of t hi ng and I can't ask reader whose husband kept flcult to do this and, of course, the nerves to the facial you back is at an-end and you Fresh and innovative ideas U56LE FOR A tJ4lLE :i$,.. china and the unique charm really great. portant and precious freedom changes, early treatment b for all of us. important. A common ap- Without No. Ili IIS1 ninute. you Cdii recreate the deli Cate Ix'autv of hand Plfltt'd though I should be saying and your friendship, - ____________________ G>E DOW MORE n A NICE 5%AK IN AW OMY J f. Jr Make Painting! ______ something. But what? They don't have schools for - arthritis yet but there are a lot and it disappears on it's own, of things which can be done to but It's better tI get early re pr a person to live more corn- changes that you can. byHowieSchneider You great lover. I know what to DO, but I don't know what to say to a lady while I'm making love to her. I feel as It could save their marriage ..- •' effective means of protecting paralyzed. Sometimes it's lieve the kLe&. anyone to give me lessons. I bringing home unexpected In many instances we never rheumatoid specialist. We do _______________________ not have any magic cures for know what caused the disease For Friday, May 4, 1979 - J -' problem with arthritis, see a even require surgical therapy. 5. Abby , , r us ca and If you have a severe persist and some of these may dd -' Unfortunately, there are medication for It? devices or so-called magic about 80 percent of the patients - - - - - - "a (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) -. , about Bell's palsy? What Is the - - T' - Would buy or subscribe to any fective if it Is given in the first treatment that's offered to you 72 to 96 hours of the illness. through the mall or by someone Complete recovery of the coming to your door. Don't buy facial muscles usually occurs in 57 - -1 - - - - - 7. il . - Tear them from your diet w biuf if ul L)ccdrd1r Dear it's from would like to learn how to be a you as ng ._w_._ fl_ fl_.._____ - _,._fl_n_.____• normal, 33-year-old man who The Health utter send n umber 4-10, Osteoarthritis: mentioned include such diverse plants as potatoes, and peppers, to Be Great Lover By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: Please don't laugh at my question, or throw this ki some silly kid. It's not. I'm a folder can help of any help To - 1,' of what - 52 - - - - - NIGHTGaNN ________ __________ _________ ,,IJHOOL IN - - WITH MY CHARTREUSE DADDY.'\ DERSTANDYOU DOWT UNDERSTAND YOU'LL BE BACK 39 - - - - _____________ _________ - 42 43 44 46 47 48 45 - PINK- - 36 40 ; WHAT DIDTHE K know something about socalled night shades and will they having a free press 15 an 33 38 - - - - - tat ( ,OU HAVE Lamb hIng ab0ut but we don't. The presence of a doctor can usually clear up that free press makes It very concern. There are changes In - -. OH,VEPONICA, OH,Q' ITSNOTSERIOUS' ,' kflOwsOm or are just selling books. Do YOU - - - - - 32 34 - Thursday, May 3, Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. - - - - - SAID Dr. the the public from misinformation confused with a stroke out the 24 22 23 - - - - AWMYAA0L*! __ DEAR DR. LAMB- Please enclosed articles and read opinion whet her these people reallY l not you please write something 0 1111 ___ 5p0n5e (abbr.) 28 Volcano in 44 Approve 34 New England 4 Addition to a Italy 45 Farm measure Cape house 27 Small h0i'sit 46 Folksinger 35 Soft drink 5 Hot chocolate Guthrie 36 Plant part 6 Nautical cry 28 By and by 29 Bind up 47 Touch 37 Life jacket (2 7 Wine (Fr.) 8 Empire State 30 Kind of tree 48 Numbers wds.) (p1.) 5 1 Short sleep 39 Discovers city 32 Price 52 300. Roman 40 Noun suffix 9 Against ç OURSELMES Sufferers about ___ 19 Shy Arthritis give me your (naut.) 1 L1 E 1 E 1.....I JT1TE project(abbr.) N 0151 F 1 A1 11 E 1 1N,I 1 AjNJ ll Decimal unit 54Brandype l8Cheer 55Nilequeen. IIINHE,$,F8 MONT H ___ Device I 144 xK-$ 55995,, ......... $29" D NT FABRICS 5 TNi.it. t5+.Pii. IS SANFORD. 2004 ORLANDO of. ZAYU PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. :_ -- �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - i bA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday. May 3,11 ___ eaIflce TONIGHT'S 1' ! _______________________________________________________________________________ with terms their European • EDUCATIONAL GRAMWNG identity and Asian economic I PRO. geOgraphy. EVENING (2) EP4TING SUSAN ANTON Guests: Ben Vere.n, (2) C!) 00 NEWS fE STUDIO SEE Attends a wild pony roundup, tours a kids' cookie-making factory and talks with a violin prodigy. (2) (12) ALLSTAR SECRETS ( LOVE cc UFE SW 10:55 OCES NEWS 11:00 (7) (12) HIGH ROLLERS fE DICK CAVETT Guest: Antonyludor. (12) TONIGHT Host: Johnny 1130 (2J(12)WHEELOFFORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD Carson. Guests: Luciano Pavarotti, Roy Clark, Carter Alsop, Charles Nelson Reilly. 0 JOKER'S WILD I) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME OM'ASH AhomeslckB.J. 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4)HOLLYW000$OUARES 0 MATCH GAME P.M. 0 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE (12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Ruth Buul, Richard Crenna. fE DICK CAVETT Guest: Anne Jackson. at the 4Ol7th, including Hawkeye's attempt to stuff poole intoaVolkswannn irn 0 8TARSKY - &HtITCH 'A beautifulairlstas,ijt,a., of stolen money in Starskys apartment. (R) .TcpJ400N writes home to his wife recounting some of the events 12:00 (2) PASSWORD PLUS (4)THE YOUNG AND THE S'nERR •)(1ZNEW8 DUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING - 12:30 (2) NEWS FOR TOMOR.' ®S ROtN 0 RYaN'S HOPE 12:00 (4D11G VALLEY Arovingband of marauder, begins robbing and killing in the valley, and the ranchers trytostop 8:00 (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC HOU.YW00080UARES 1:00 1206 SPECIAL "The Mystery Animal Behavior" German naturalist photographer Heinz Slelmann has spent his life recording animals In their naturalhabitats. (3.) 0 TIME EXPRESS An advertising man who bungled a romance and an icd"tkiting champion who lost her man get a chance to rectify their mistakes on the time express. OMORK & MINDY Mork, DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "McCloud: The Barefoot Steward.ss Caper" (1972) Dennis Weaver, Patrick O'Ne.i. McCloud Iearnsthatagroupof airline stewardesses are dou. bling as international ew.I thieves. MIDDAY OTHE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 1:30 (4 (7)(12) TOMORROW Guest: Dr. Joseph Pursch, head of the AlcOhOl Rihibilitition unit at Beach Naval Hospital. 3Q fltIAL 8TUDIO8EE 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER alien. (A) 6:25 or'iwowi • ____ Dssemfl Ns ' ., ..•1 DEI.116 '. __ 5 ' 11 ' (12) 6:55 McGarrett links a series of kill. ings to a horoscope cast by a famous astrologer. (N) 0 IKE Robert Duvall and Lee Remick portray General Dwight D. Eisenhower and his trusted in this saga tracing the Amen. canhero'swaryears. WORLD "Australia: The Lucky Continent?" Th. people "down under" try to come to El '' - - _____________________ 7: 35-s: 30 NIL Sl()kS YOUNG FIANkENSTIWI LPLAZA U I 7ue:s PG SUIT RIYNOLO$ ___________ _____ - - . his wife, and SEMINOLE MEMOR. INMYHOME _____________________________ phone voice 1. an aggreni iS the key to success. Excellent opportunity for plenty of room for advancement, Enthusiastic only need apply. Call 3235176 for Appointment Evening Desk Clerk, 2 nights wk. Exp. preferred. Apply In person. Day's Inn, Sanford. Exp. laborers forMasons. Deltona Area. OwnTrjin Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $20 order, San - .' - ' - - Creative Expressions SEMINOLE COUNTY AND MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY CallJoAn,323-I$17 ____________________________ UNEMPLOYED 15 OF THE 20 i1 . AArts&Crafts -__ Supply in Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French ____________________________ ________________ wpm, dictation 80 wpm. *2523 YALE AVE. 3 BR, I bath, close to shopping & in quiet neighborhood. New Listing. Excellent investment for rental. Only $26,500. *Markham Woods Rd.) BR, 2 B, 44cr. country estate. Complete with horse stable I pasture, also quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees. Appt. onlyl *4 Acres county acreage w LAKE SYLVAN AREA, LOTS OF LAND AND TREES. 3 BR, 1B, FORMAL DR., FAM. RM. I cievi Ar t. FIXING. 21"'Sjtuatjofls _______________________ _______________________ ______________________________ College Students desiring YARD. WORK. Call before 9 am. rn 0500; after 7 p.m. 322.0197. citrus grove I5R16 frontage in Geneva. Attention developer-s good price I terms. su,000.v ______________________ 29.....benn FORREST GRIIN& _______________________________ INC. REALTORS ITEMPER AGENCY - Sanford. Gracious living from 52$ Oak. 3329633; 511.71$). SEMINOLE COUNTY CETA OFFICE Seminole County Manpoweroivislon REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 943.3413 322.1959 BARGAIN OLDER HOME that uiesds some TLC. 2401 Palmetto ____________________________ weekly. UtIlitIes included. 500$. Ave. $31,500. _______________________ ______________________ ______ 0000 MOANING AMIRI5 UUA$. YOGA AND YOU ________ H. 17525 3221215 0:30 STANTSFIIDAY CLOSIDTHUIS. uss Sanford, Florida will not, maintain nor Florida 32771. The name and ad. Execution Issued out of and under not, and any thiis of the Personal represen. the seal of the Circuit Court of provide for meir empioyees the provisions of the Fictitious 011.117 Name Statutes, To.Wit: 5ac$q Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call available, please inquire at the. All persons having claIms or _____________________________ iuINm",t rendered In 51g. Guru L. Oi'oes aforesaid billS, race, color, creed, sex above office. demands agilnit the estate ore IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE court on the 31st dyml national origin. Ma.'ch Publish: April l9,U.May3, 10. in required, . WITHIN THREE IIGNTIENTH JUDICIAL CII. 1919, in that certain case entitled. Construction 011.12 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY :e. Alt bidders are hereby notified MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Borden, Inc., Plaintiff EMPLOYER COUNTY, FLORIDA. . American Fqod $ervic.s Cot. that lIlly must affirmatively ensure THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF PICTITIOUSNAMI entered into THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk NO. 7913-CA*K -. any contract Defendant and under a that ii Notice is hereby given that I am CASE the abeve court a written THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF prior writ of executIon as listed pursuant to this adiertisemen. Of engagedinbusmnesat3)g0SFr ___ will Statement of any claim or demand _____________________ Ave., Sanford Seminole County, WILLIANSBUIGH, above docketed on_me 23rd day of Minority Business Enterprises meymayhave.Eachclalmmustbe be afforded full opportunity PlaIntiff, February A.D. l,,9 Florlda,undefffi,flctl$iousnsmeof -Legal Notic, 51n.ts,o5 .in writing and must Indicate the aforesaid Writs of Execution were MR. C'S SOUTHERN FRIED delIvered to ave as Sheriff Of sM991 of materials, or services, basis for me claim, the name and CHICKEN, and that I intend to THE LANCER CORPORATION, '"' Seminole County, Funds, and I and will not be discrImInated lddreSlOftl'*cr,ditoror his agent reglstersaidnaitewith the Clerk of or attorney, and the amount IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the Circuit Court, Seminole County have i.viid upon me fOIIng a,alnsl on me claImed, lithe claim Is fbi yet NOTICUOF Fionlda in accordance with me ãesa'Ibsd property being located In color, religion, us, or due, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. the date when It will become FORECLOSURE SALE BY oriole in consideration for PI'OVi$iOfls uf ml Fictitious Name due CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole County, Florida, ,,. In accordance wIth Executive shall be stated. If the claim Is COUNTRY, FLORIDA. CLERKOP CIRCUITCO$JRy Statutes, T..Wit: $.ctien particularly desa'ej as blows: Order 1I contingent or unllquidated. the CASE NO. l9.O116.CA.E . Notice Is hereby given that the Florida Statutes I. One 1q77 LIucsM Ciewiowdal, . flitune of the uncertainty , all bidders will be afforded full 51g. AI undersigned Hon. Arthur H. Sick- deer Town 'ar Sudan, Tan Vinyl. shall be IN NE: The Marriage . with Clefk of the Circuit Court of Y.Iiew ID No. lVsSAMsm, beg opportunity to submit bids in stated. If the claim Is secured, the MINNIE BELL JOHNSON HUD. UPSflIS 0° lIdS levitatiOn i.ii will SeCUrity Shall be desCrIbed. The 1EV. Wife PublIsh: April 26, May), 10, !7, 1979 Sefflif1011 County, Florids, will, on stared at Nathtt B Sans In SaiWurd, net be dlscnimlnifod against on the shall deliver sufficient the 21st day Of May, 1979, at 11:03 .d 31-Apsrtmscs ' (2) (4) DONAHUE ________________________ SNIKIDOUSLAS IOCKN'IOU.HIGH' 11:15 GIANDIHIPTAUTO e rry -'S (CAFITINIA STYLE) • KESTAURlTtT asd LOVNGE • PH. 3234561 $ANFORDAIITIRMINAI. SUNDAY hUNCH loam-I pie. • $ 3301 S. SanfordAvenue Eflif9Y Efficient" studio apt. for single person many 51Ity features. attic storage, fabric covered walls, shag carpeting, Mat, iii', 13 built in power savers to reduce el bills. On site manger. 333.3301. _______________ _____ IBRiurnapt. Adults. nopeis. 513$. $33.3$4aft. i. ____ • + _____ ' tax • ad I _____ • or, N beband b0o lImIts Of . withIn 4 months lrgm such _____ lat.manls Of dales must be Is. mis Nelicils liafird, FIends t011s 17th day Of __ ORAPT Sill 35$4#r.AN..,jr(l NIGHT ___ - VPTSie ' . _____ Nelisial i'.. . Sy; William P. Plus PeN*; *lhIt, $5 46,,), Wpp - .............. - tlsteres,5infordMiddle5chool. 1203 a mo. first 1 last, 6 mo. lease. Ref. 1.904775.7354. ' April, 1919. A,tIl H. BiNht Jr. CiIftSOClVCVltCSlWt Sy:POfr4l RibPwsn Deputy cirt Jiiipfi 46- PSmileNs. Epa. Excbee NatIonal Bank SIN. p.o. son _______ - _______ mmsfo Ceimly. PheMa PublISh April 34. May 3,, 1I7 '- - - ' Ts, pi - orn.* -. '. ' . , P.0, ' - ••uIl*: April $5. N May), ii, 1 ' .-.-________________ ,'ODERN 3 bEDROOM, 2 BATH BLOCK HOME ON S ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. 2 ARTESIAN WELLS WITH PEN ID PASTURE. $45,031 LOVELY 3 SN, 2 bath home in Plnecrestt 1g. Rms., dining area. pan. Fla. Nm., utlI. i'm., w w carpet, close to schools & shopping. IPP WARRANTED. A Buy for W,900f , ALMOST NEW ULTRA MODERN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH DOUBLE GARAGE, LOADED WITH . EXTRAS - -. .. WHAT A BUY 351, 1 bath home wcontral H-AC, ww carpet, DR, FR, Porch, Completely !enced & Iandscapedl Super Ihtlniil fluub k.. . ' WJIf!J. UV' tool app WARRANTED. buy far $359001 . .'v' riuMg sri CLOSED CARPORT, NEW ROOF, PRESENTLY RENT. ED, NEEDS NEW FINANCING. 120.90$ TOTAL. LOI m - 3 BEDROOM. 3 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, GARAGE, WALK TO DOWNTOWN. $31,951 Couølry. All utilities turn + AC. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S . SALES LEADIRI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES TItAN ANYONII JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 Sad's Sales Leadei SEIGLIR REALTY . Sanford V10640 3$-hurt Pnipirty ' ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service - W MagIs Avin. l: Tlmm Wilsen, Ill $$*.J. Florida 33771 rtmlbe: April L95. May 3,6. 13, - TjIpjlpii: (IN) 333OM1 .1 9009 'PubI May 3. Wa te7 011.90$ . -.- OEM.' - ' ___________________________________________________________________________________ A' -t--_i- .' pa '' -"' ________________ Seminole Y ionlda. By: Eve Crai,,, - CaN (954) 203.i1. - - . s D.Land *1335 .yt.. Black_scam i,epit Apts. ' 5B It as Ms. -- _____ ___________________ . REALTORS kanchOlfic. PublIsi Apr. a6 3 BR, 2 bath, Fam. Rm., double Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 1711 ____62-Lawn-Garden - &Sokl WILL BUY EXISTING lft &2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. 64-Equipment for Mtg. Broker. 125 No. 4D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rintenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 Sill 162-7453 The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classified Ads. . The Buys are still The Bestl . Psi iui.. i'Lt4 TRY '-'- '.T(_)',i (."IIINI:1S i,-, I i 1) 0429 .1!t'r S 30 Home Repairs II, 0? ii sd ',iI I) ivd, . 110 !r , . I ,i P l. J. ii,. in; I 'p 6)0 J0 Si,rr Alan's Appliances Snapper I hp. riding mower Needs some work $75. 327 0536 FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 373 7580 i'.. Appliances 3229141 Eves after6 & weekends 47-A--rtgages Bought Home Improvement JACK FROST - Cent. IeaI & Air Cond. Service. Free Esi. on '1M; Comm. I. Ret. 322.0205. AFRICAN Vl's3LtTS TheGreenhouse •HOUSE WANTED. • SO-Miscellaneous for Sale corner lot. $30,900. carport, large screened porch, d'apes, range & Ref. Super clean, $32,500. GRAB THIS one, owner leaving state, 3 BR, 1 B, plumbing in for 2nd bath, splIt plan, dbl. oven, 3 plus acres w.2 old frame homes on Country Club Rd. Zoned Agriculture. so,coo. (3) 2½ acre tracts, wooded. *0,250 Se. Small down owner hold. We have a SInger Futura sewing mach. Sold new for 1430 was Christmas lay away, there was only $116 bal. due', purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for Si 16 cash or take up payments of 512 ma. Will take trade as part payment. Call 131-1114 day or night. Free home !rlal, no Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 3730039 Asphalt repairs I seal coating Sanford. Fla. 3221629; 322 3053 _______ Mowing tiu it, 10, -Ii *Ic )1 '.10,11 Coin jI'$i' I,ivt,, siyrr((. 1' ri-c eSt,nate J1) llsti 1, L.iii&t'.capii,.1 9. spy .iynq 3?) 13049 .iti Iii 4?liflf - 7' Lawn Service Beauty Care .,i I,lrpij'. ,5pj,; Ros. cpt'cial,sts. 10p soil 7. tilt dirt. I.iw,, rn,ipi,I 7. tree trililirring 1?) 7148 (,ciis.'r TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 65-Pets-Supplies 519E. 1st St., 32? 511? PUPPIES FOR SALE Ceramic Tile "OLD MILWAUKEE" electric clock lite. Two Red Globes. $25 firm. 333.7557, DOBERMAN PINCHERS 3-49 5236 Great Pyrennes all white, I yr. old fern. Extremely gentle, good w Large selection foam backed drapes; prints SO x 14,111.50 pr.; solids 4$ X $4 $10.50 Pr. Custom upholstery carpets. Free Estimates. - See our beautiful now BARRING. TON w-Iap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3I03OntandoDr. 333.5300 VAB FHA Financing $pc. II suite new, $339;Spc. LI $50 coed., canopy, Reese hitch I S way bar. Park Ave. Trailer Pk. __________________ - ___________________ _____________________ Wanted I ow acreage near Sanford for filling with roofing materials. Will buy, lease or pay by the 322-4132 Bees QOUDlI nStei $30 set." Sanford Auction I2SS. French 32373IO Wrangler Jeans Sale $10.99 pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanfora Ave. 3235791 2565 PARK BROWSE AND SAIl eesy and fun Wpy. ... ... It's Th, Went Ad Choice well located Residential Lot in Sanford. 11* IN, paved st. _____-.. _!L. - -_____ ____ - S1-*UsS1IOId Piney Woods Aucon Every Saturday at 7 p.m. located on SR 415, 15 mi. north of San ford. We will buy, tell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc by the piece or house full Freepick up on consigned mdse. at 30 pct. 37? 2270. For Estate Commercial I Resi. dental Auctions I Appralsals, Call Dell's Auction. 323-5620. The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results. 75-Recreahonai Vehicles 1974 impala Travel Trailer, 21' selfcontained, ext.. cord. $3300. 333.9335 aft. 1:30. Glass & Screen screen-porches, pool end. , wdt. All type re glazing & wd. install Free Est. Mr. Taylor 322 5545. ____________________________________________ OOflg& Boang 77-Jw Cars Removed Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks I heavy equipment. 3225995 BUY JUNK CARS From $lOto$5g Call 3221434; 333.4140 Painting by Anthony Corino In tenor, exterior qualified fl all phases Fre Est Call 3270011 DO I) U U P., ii?, irg P , pt r Ifanqing trc& est Professional 0rknr,flrship. quick, quality, .ciurleous Ser.,it,_ 668 4701 DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded IFIEE Estimates tos: 372 Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr Taylor Free Est 322 8545 ------ ___________ '6ant'il "stenior .1. interior paint ifl Example 2 RId cxl., 5150 Guaranteed titort sork. 30 yrs Af.i,,,AL I4AVCN Dee- & Cat boarding, bathing,. clipping, flea control. Pet - Plumbing SerVice Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322-5752. Hon* Inrovemsnts' ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Serv'ce Chq Cds 3230111. 377 4601 Railings CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODEL ING & REPAIR S.G. BALINT I ASSOC. 322 8665 I Man, quality operation I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 3211371 Custom built iron work Window guards, gates etc. Marlin S .123 .'88l. .139 16Vi Roof Repairs 7 Retired men want repair work of any kind, Including roofs. Free Estimates. 3 236543, INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas 0. Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 371 0039 Oi' 904-734 6700 collect. Concrete Work l'reeEstimate Call Mr Tay"w 1110545 - '77 Travel Trailer.3I'. Sleeps six. Full bath. Air cond. 323.2541 $ am. to 5 p.m. Goods ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress $33.95 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.93 So. 05 Sanford. 333.0721. ElectricM ________ up; El. stove $40 I up; full size draperies $101 up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford, 322-mi. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220701 Repair. Industrial, Comm. & Residential 322 9354 24 Hrs. JOHNNY'S BACK new $399; Lovesea $41.95 I up; 7 pc. dinettes 169.95 I up; Ref. 151t. Terry IWOseff con.aine, air Painting BURFIELD'S Electric Service & 72-Auction 322 2516 BUY SELL TRADE 31i.315E. FirstSt. 377.5677 I'essmaklng gerators, ranges, any condition. 323 1050 Larry's Marl, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used furnituj'e, Refrig., stoves, tool,. 2 complete twin beds WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Yard Dcb', Trash Appliar,(es P. M,s. It DCAI 1 3.19 5171 WANTED: Washers, refni. Cash Hide a bed q'jeen size mattress, Cordovan vinyl old English styling. $350. 365.4149, 42-blIs Homes 68-Wanted to Buy WE BUY USID FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 3221731. KULP DECORATORS Since 1937 327 7335 Cox Camper Sleeps 6 $300 or make offer specIally. IS yrs. Exp 869 8562 SW 109W. 1st 5100 323-0945 aft 1p.m. Light Hauling MrINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our children, needs room to run. All Shots, FREE to good home Only' 3236459 aft. 6 SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD, 25145. French Ave. 322.0331,333.7173,3230779; 43-t$.ACrSI9S -_ oblIgation. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR ____ Depuy Clerk ''"Of I Guitars, Drums, Banlos, Corn plete, Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. fl02 French Ave. 3222255 '$03. 343!S. MyrfleAve., Sanford I Aij$, $151. 332 . __________________ ________________ '. -. ' - -,.-----_____________________ 6 ACRES OVIEDO ARIA WITH 3 BEDROOM HOME. ONLY $59,003. TERMS NEGOTIABLE, _____ ' Realtors SUPER 4 BR, l"a bath home in Washington Oaks, wC H, w carpet, DR., paitry, ig LI, parch I MULh Morel BPP WARRANTED. Just 539,9001 - __ 3AYT.)NA AUTO AUCTION ..iy. 9? 1 mb west of Speedwa,' Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturda at 7 30- It's the only one in Florida. You Set the reserved price. Call 901 255 Sill for Iurther UCtailS - Air Cond. & Heating -___ (Wa) Desr Of *0 tIk. OWNERS RIGHTS RESERVED BUIBRIDGI I. RATLIFF, sty Cest*evsi ft WITNESS MY HAND A T O reeerven ths i so ND SEAl. of this Court, this FIends. *0 abave descried øv. Iday of Aprl$,. $sf any en as Pvupeueto and I, DetwOed 1919. WRI PIIPIIIV. waive any Infermality or ATTORNEY FOR PEISONAL (SEAL) T1IOf Mid Ida Is Isle, made Is fecnlewpy in any Proposal in me ii PREsSWTATIVE: S.-. Arthur H Sick*, Jr., satisfy We hems it NM WiNe Of 0*0 er. Gea. A. *ur. Jr. -, Clerk Of the Circuit Iziudlon. Olhid: April 03,1959 :;' 1Ps & $peer, PA. Court for Jibe I. ANk. . (SEAL) -___ Stenstrom Realty, REAL. ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDEDI ________________ ____ . For a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call Herb Stenstrom, Realtor-Owner, it 3222420. - _______________________ - Frud ___ 0.1.113 you for the relief Mtmber Realtors I ERA lational Referral ServIce Fuli.Tlme Office Supervision Compatlble AssocIates lOver 22 Years Experience 1S6a15 Zoned Comm., Lk. Mary Blvd. Terms. b Sien against' - SOomlnant Advertising 10 Hour Sales Training painted, eat-in kit., porch, Fl.. ____ Saiford- 3BR,2 bath house lIke new. $355 mo. 4643510. Tony psl,a Asioc. _____________________ ____ As Persai.l RepresentatIve ._. 311 1Li $ stovel. ref, A.C. Walk Marrl Of me _________. _____ - ...........______- -. ______ ________ PIOUTa. •ss.a .la. - . .. '32-Iuws %nishod . , _____ ____ WIDI TV IN bush - .._. '' - WIDNISDAY SPICIAI, _____________________ ________ __________ ______ ___ ____ ' - _ 59-Musical MrcIwidise lnNeedof Repairs 323 0465 Eves. SLargest Listing Inventory Rm., close to shoppingf BPP WARRANTED. Only $350001 ontreeshaded corner loll Newly SANFORDCOURT APARTMENTS Of race, coler, religion, sex or Iiaf*tei origin in CSnsid,rat len awail, CONTRACT ____ TIME AND II. VWISIa ouuigmenl Including: JUST 1.ISTED 2 BR, I bath home EVe.333.06)2,332.15V,rn.71,7 ' , ' includss islad Sar ... AdulisOnly 14Qc AC All type racquets, Avg $0 Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3220216. * * INC. REALTOR 333-7532 ill furnlsliedApt of the Claim to the clert to OSCAR SYLVESTER JOHNSON, OnabletheClerktornalbon.copy,o Husband Shelving, Cash Register, eech personal representative, Refrigerate, cu , NOTICE TO CREDITORS OP . Mlpenlonsinterestedinme.state and lacks. A co, NOTICEOPACTION S.PJ, SALES COMPANY, INC. to whem a cogy of this NotIce of avel eatm.CiyllDlyioloneiml LiQUIDATED DAMAGES NotIce is hereby gIven I$II$ IP.J. DISSOLUTIONOF MARRIAGE under this AIrs.mapt$ shell AdMlSI$tyatIS his bus mailed followIng described property kmlneie County Sales • TO: OSCAR SYLVESTER .. becimen cad nwrIften notice required, WITHIN THREE in Seminole County, mud. Alt being stared JOHNSON Is Building ill, Sanford AWW9, situated . Florida, to.wj: Lesilag Transfer I Stares. in to preta.d, aM Shall be cemsietid MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF P0. lix 3 Sanferd, PIer ADDRESS UNKNOWN :-THE FIRST me - If 21, Block 04, NORTH ORLAN. ICOfird Flenlda, OF PU!L!CATC)N YOU ARE 32171. itas .. a ai --'u'''''WFIPICLJraa 'n'•revlig,yQEIianvI.,eI , -noss•ars ts,,.,& ,, ..,. NW Jn.I On ICTIOSI yr III. W1 meni or all or fl 15W Wy. for Dissgj they ,, Time as istinsi in me ha. s,,j P1105th to UNIT ONE according to the Plot Items. alcoholic aid MN4ICOfISIIC Canditlonis NatIonal AssocIation at Credit Of the Centract. ag.hasbeenfIIedll ... qualilicatlons of the Personal and you thereof as recorded In Nat Soak 17, beverages. A cem$1,t. inveldepy are Management, Inc. a , requir to serve a cope case Of felons Is complete the represenlalles, en tIll venue or of Your written defenses, hsnafit of Its crodllsts, as provided Pase*PubilcR.c.rdsofS.minai. avaI1sbleatmeClvlIDsvlsinwia.. wartwi*issletimemsms.neIe Iunlsdlctloeof it any me court. County, Florida. James T. Golden, P.o. lox _ ,, pe, $.miiiels COunty Sheriff's Oopirt. or within such sitra time pa may. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND punsant to the final Sanford, decrw of nhsld. All bellig $01111 It CNSSI$ , A.), have been allowed b eweasuens, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED FlorIda, 32771 as Aflom,: Il111$V for the Pelitlo,wr i upon Ii tile their rs*cllv, claims foreclosure ent$ in a case pen Leseing Transfer ISterage, u,orsIgp agrsa so pay me WILL BE FOREVER lAMED actIon, ac' file the original With oleglesaidCou,t,ts,estyloofJ1 Ml ml UMef511W03 SherIff Of with National Adseclatispel ener have the Owner wHIlivell the Clerk D.taofmlfW$tiClIlIflef this Circuit Court in I, is The Dimi Savings Bank of Seminole, Cowudy, FIends, wIE Of tram ouch sums as may be due him OfolIce • mew.a. an4 for Seminols. _______ Of AönleIstrat: May son ni& onia 3. County, Florida, on or before iovw.. SIWi Wllllamsbgrgh vs. The Lancer 11:05 AM. en *1 iNk day Of May N's siusos .0503.03 pin c: 1979. the. , *.o. wimin Of days frees *1 dale Of me Ida and saN 0° day in ltPl'UtU 1S50s1S in ac.' 25th day of May, I97'. Otherwi, a s Genevieve I. Ratliff WITNESS my hand - and official the highest blr, 01, CaSk. IVW,ct cordance Judgment may be first publicatIon Of *is nso 'sNOl Article 10 AM., Ct the West Frsnt door Of ml $effllf101eCountyCourmouw,Inffi. CIIy Of $an.ord, Florida. offer fen saleandIelIgtpublicoutc,ylo, h1gheStandbe$tbldd.rfo,j, 011.109 OVER $4 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRtL, 19791 HAL COLBERT, REALTY Ave. _________________ ' • REALlY NEW Osteen, Duren Ave. Large lot 3 BR 2 B. $40,500, ___ ,.., _____ OVERLOOK THE RUNWAYS All Toy Ca. EUt s icr Sailor citizens. 0#.sn.' __________________________ ,, coon & roomy Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto ______________________ 5 MOvIE 0INANI Furnishod' 1 995 WAGON RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS 47-Past Estate Wanted NowI Handy man special, 2 lots w. garage apt. Could b apt down. staIrs. Zoned comm. $30,000. Into. Assumable 7 pct. mart. 3 BR 1½ b. 311 E. 14th St. $29,100. - ___________________________ 4 DR. 1914 MATADOR CPE. 57-Sports Equipment F -ee listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 25906 Sanford's most weii.know progressive, Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, cx perienced or newly licensed negotiable. Will sell VA or FHA. $31,903. FP's, I BR 2 B. 121$ Palmetto Ave. $42.S00. ________________________ 1974 MERCURY II ft. fiberglass boat, 77 Mercury 10 HP motor (under 30 hrs.) & trailer 5950. 323 4590 or 323 0132 Sanford 321-0640 Orlando327-1577 DeLand $.8335 dbl. car garage, furn., _____________________ ____________________ ______ 3 Bar., 1½ bath, fenced b-yd, range, ref., dwshr., washer. yer. VA appraised, $29,300. Call 323439$ after 5:30. range, 0W, garbage disp. s-s refrig., formal dining, CH&A, ROOM TO ROAM over 1,700 sq. ft. of living area + 3 lots, many UnturnlsId _________________________ 3895 LOW MILES Selling Due to Illness Put your lazy P U to work with UNI HOIST Dump Truck Conversion. etai 5895. Dealer (OS? 5695. Close Out 5495 069 1016 Scott Reagan 3221177 3 BR, 1½ bath Sunland Estates, $3QiS3lor 339.4711 eves. _____________________ 1975 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - ROBSON MARINE. 2927 Hwy 1792 Sanford, FIa. 32771 BROKER 24395. Myrtle Ave.. Sanford Auto. - 80-Autos for Sale - 55-Boats & Accessories SEIGLER REALTY 995 $' I 6 CYL. lS.A-TruckAccessro,es Sales -- CHURCI4 YARD SALE 2509 Elm Ave Saturday 9 till VARIOUS OTHER LOTS IN EX ECUTIVE AREAS FROM $10,000 PACKAGE DEALS AVAILABLE TO BUILDERS WITH SELLER FINANCING. P.U. TRUCK - *1 Acre bldg. lots wpaved rd. frontage Ibeau$ifuloak trees in Osteen. Good terms. ' _____________________ - 54-Garage acre ______________________ ' APPLY IN PERSON TO: variety of farm anImals-as is" tractor I More. $35,750. VA.FHA.235.Conv. Aomes Low Down Payment -______________________ forming various clerical & general office duties as required. Graduation from high school, typing anda minimum or one year office clerical ex . pirience; or a combination of training and experience. Type 4Q' wpm. Geneva includes mobile home, appear here tomorrow. YEflfef'pf'Ise,lnc. $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 8)1-1714 for free horn demonstration. SUPER HOME SITE IN EXECU. TIVE AREA NEAR DOWN. TOWN. STONES THROW TO LAKE MONROE 125.000. Real Estate Sales OWNER SAYS SELL EVERY. A WANT AD. Phons 332.2611 or 531.9993 and a friendly Ad-Visor will help you. Cabinet shop-experienced & turntable, 8 track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only FACING GOLF COURSE IN LOCH ARBOR. $12,500 & UP, to help fInance, $35,000. 323-1324 MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. . .SELL Cash for your loll Will build on your lOt Ot' 04.11' lOt. 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRC' CANAL FRONT HOME SITE radiator shop. Fantastic location, good accounts. Owner - Fll'TPlt. $11,900. 1.4,000. opportunity. Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 8311714 day or ACRE WOODED HOME SITE Want to build? We have the lot. 1974 FORD 4 speed. Air shocks, tool bos, AM FM tero. 11,000 mi, 27 mi per gal average, 322 6376. walnut cabinet. Regular $600, WEST OF l-40N PAVED ROAD 323-5774 Day or Night Business 1976 Mazda PU. 1600 cc 4 cyl 100 FT. FRONTAGE ZONED OF. FICES. NEAR NEW K MART. $11,900. TERMS. nC.REALTOR MLS TRADEINS ' Television-75" Color, Beautiful ...__ NEW CAR 3220332 ED ROAD, BRING YOUR BOAT AND $35,000. TERMS AVAILABLE. 3. .7- '71 Ford Pkp Air, Radio, 8 cyl., Auto Travis )?)2541$a.m 108 p.ni. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. ALMOST 3 ACRES FRONTING ON LARGE BASS LAKE PAV- RIVER FRONT build your dream home. Has a scenic view of the St. Johns River. 2 lots lix 170 ea, Frontage on deep water canal 300 from river, surrounded by lovely homes. $30,000 ea. 4-3 home w-llle& oak floors. 1+ 53-TV. Radio.Stereo Good Used Televisions, S2 one up. MAYFAIR 3 BR older 2 story remodeled by architect owner. New shake shingle roof. Perfect silting for antiques. Must sell this week. 169,950. acre, fruit & pecan trees. Completely fenced. $69,000. 79FordF ISO pt +i,I 0 D. P S. F' B. AM F M STrk.0 B manyoxtras 121 ')OS 3230697 7)4 '-, 'rvc.' [)rcctory -- Service. Used Machines, GREAT TERMS! veniently located near school & shopping. sii,coo. SECLUDED COUNTRY LIVING- room for horses, fish pond, 3.2 wFR. 5 acres. $69,150. 79-TrUcks-TraP let-s KENMORE WASHER- Pans. ,r SFPV'F.AN Vtj'I tIFED Init hr' ISi'.i ii :,r tij '-es. ______ WORLD. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2435i S. French (17-92) Sanford 322.7111 aft S. 3223653 n 1457 Mustang Cnvertbe V 9. PS. PB. many ctras 'c'cc 32 349,ft SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS MOONEY APPLIANCES DUPLEX & QUADRAPLEX Bldg. site, cot' lot, shaded and con. JUST MAK F P.'. .'.' 4 T' ' fl)Odt'IS :i 2tQ 4.105 (()5'lICr - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323)866 or 323-7710 Kenmorewasher A Icond 7' yrs old, Must sell 323 6197 4S-A-t of State Property $27,500 wexcellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc 322.6457 or - U U _______ nursing home & downtown. license. 339.594. ___________________________ - -. REALTY today and your Classified Ad will Realty World, The Real Estate . CLERK TYPIST II . - Fdii career In Real Estate call Live.incompanioneiderly lady Room, board &wages. experience. .- ' HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose yogi' credit: We have helped other's to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. for what you have to sell. Call Agency June Porllg 3335321 tiont experience; or an equivalent combination of training and Enloy clean fresh, cool water running by your front door. Swim, fish or lust relax on your own private estate & "castle" near Rock Springs Pk. sea.iso. BATEMAN REALTY Rio. Real Estate Broker 2630 Sanford Ave. 321.0739 3323937 - ...- - Sitter , Aür"ô' YEAR LIVING ... _____________________________ os.ta office. Sanford. 323-SilO. . COMMUNICATIONS SDFCJAL 51 I Must be able to type 35 wpm Wilt operate Communications Con. sole for trrnsmittlng and re ceiving high volume radio traffic for fire, rescue & emergency services Graduate from high WEEKEND HIDE.A.WAv n ___________________ WHY SAVE IT SELL IT QUICKLY wIth a Fast Acting, Low Cost Classified Ad. you work effectively as a memberofateam,doyourelate well with people, if so, we need certified dental assIstant & ' from high school, including or Supplemented by courses in -' ____________ ° EASY ___________________________ Recently re-rooted 0. new sewer line. Close to downtown & 3736061 or eves. 3230317 DON TSTOREIT,SELLlTwitha - low cost Classified Ad. Must bahls 'o takp & transcribe C1ltation; compose & type let by aform certified chick or MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real an acceptable of Proposal Estate is sold daily in the least five (5) percent of the amount YOu'll appreciate its 1mm. cond. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. opportunIty to earn Three to Realtor. 441251$. Five Hundred dollars a week, ______________________ Itmediateoccupancy. New) bR, call 1-100-4339403 anytime for I B block home. WalkIng recorded message. distance to hospital, doctor, ' duties a required, Graduation ThIs 2 BR home with a pleasant sun rm. Is shown by appt. only. ML5 .. U I U 80-Autos for Sale 78-Mutorcycles - KENMORE WASHER $65 327 0536 12 ACRES INCLUDING BARN AND LARGE POND NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. ON HIGH WAY 46. WILL DIVIDE $13000 workshop. $29,500. Tn-level country home, beautiful REALTOR a . SECRETARY I - NICE CLEAN 2 BR, 1 B home on 1g. lot, deadend Street, fenced, churches, $27,500. LET S BE HONEST WEEKS PRIOR TO APPLICA. lION AND BE ECONOMICAL. LY DISADVANTAGED ,... ,$ . . 4,j 322.3992 NEW LISTING AT 1012 MYRTLE M. Unsworth Realty -- CRITERIA. WHICH INCLUDE: REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7495 - 52-Appliances - lI's ACRES, SOME OAK. SOME ORANGE TREES. IMPROVED PASTURE ON 20+ ACRES. FISHING LAKE. WILL DIVIDE. $55,000 WITH EX CELLENT TERMS. Harold Hall Realty - you wernt ioô&lnø e ...... -. carer you wouldn't b rai this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a job thisad wouli'tbehere, If youwantthe - t.erge lot w-tree-s. Water, sewer. $11,500. Wm. Mallczowski. REALTOR, 3fl 7983. Exc. assumption. $45,500. Build to suIt our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 23$ I24$. 16 p,m. MVMILMbLt 106-A S. Park qualified buyer. $30,000 to $31,000. Low down payments, _BUILOER. 3222257. NO CALLS. _____________________ __________________ 1Man needed for yard care 8t A pt Complex during summer season. 327-2090 between 10 a.m TO BE CONSIDER ED FOR THIS POSITION, APPLICANTS MUST BE PESIDENTS oi ______________________ _________ Mat complete Craft & Hobby system. 322.1940. New 23$ Homes, i pcI. interest to Mariners Village. ParttIme Call 323-0610. WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. _____________________________ ______ 11-lnstr.jions n.NC '! A. A. MCCLANAHAN,$ROKER II you are fighting to provide enough space for a growing family, lotus show you this) or 4 BR home in beautiful Sanora. pietely refinished, Country living. Seeing is believing, lots of land with 13 Ralnbird irrigation _____________________ Bookke,per.accounfs payable, receivable Ipayroll. 10 hr. week. Salary commensurate with experience. 323-0673. _______________________ Expeciencedgardenerfor - SOMETHING SPECIAL 24 Ft. Terry Travel Trailer. Self contained. Ready to go. '$3,950 BATTLEOF THE BULGE 100 pcI. VA financing-).;, com• - UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAIN. ING ACT, THE FOLLOWING NEW THROUGHOUT 2 BR, 1 bath-Con. A-H. Hardwood floors, fireplace, full DR. Fenced backyard, corner lot. 24 HOUR lB 3229283 _______________ EARN EXTRA MONEY. Pay taxes, fuel bills, past due bills. Earn money at home. For appt. Call 5742034. Lake front lot in Casselberry. 100' frontage Ofl Seminole Blvd. Asking sii,so with good terms 3 BR, 2 bath-Con. A.H. Hardwood floors. Lg. FR with fireplace. $39,500. bull's NIALTY xpwi.ncedglass cutter: exp.sc. enc. installer. Apply in person to Howe's Glass B Sc. Co., 1401 S. French Ave. 43-Lots-Acreage CailBart - I ISA PHONE CALL AWAY if is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 644. 30l9fordetails. AVON 41-Houses or trade. 107W. Commercial Phone 3327101, Snfof'd $26,100 A COLORFUL FUTURE EXPERIENCED JANITOR must use buffing machine. 13.00 hr. See John Moore, Zayre Store Sanford. I a.m..10 am. CETA JOB OPENINGS JOHN KRIDER ASSOC, 4.-_eje automotive 9Good Things to Eat W. Garnett White 'Rag. Real Estate Broker STOW AND THINK A MINUtE. . . .IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. _______________________ U _____ 41-Houses MODERN OFFICE BUILDING WITH CARPETS, PANELING, CENTRAL AIR, LOTS OF PARKING, STRAGET1C LOCA. TION ON 17.92 SANFORD. READY JUNE 1ST. $600 MONTH. Seigler Realty Broker 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford - 321-0610,321.1377,464.5335 Pre you a self starter? A good GO TO WORK! nr.c ____ 378-Offic. Rintal Agency Trainee CALL 323-5176 ChI In my 1mm. -- ...... S2Swk.;$aday;Slhr. ___________________________ 3235314 _______________________________ ntsd _________ ____________________________ MANY MANY MORE! 322-5921 Portion Meats. companied BEWiTCHED 1$-Hi WILL BABY SIT .. Each Proposal shall be ac. day of April, 1919. '5' GEORGE C. YOUNG United States DistrIct Judge Mech incisneci, background ws -' Ne17fl 3227102 LASTNITI - DEADLINES _____________________________________________________ Nrnn Th Dcu Before PublicQtion DEI.36 Clvii Action No. 7956-CAgeD, _0ut That. of the Proposal, payableto theorder ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Clerk (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA of the Seminole County Housing of theaforesaid Circuit Court, willat COUNTY COURT 00000 MORNING FLORIDA authority as a guaranty that if the __________________________ ' Legal Notice 11:00A.M., on the 22nd day of May, ORANGE COUNTY (12) HI. NEIGHBOR Proposal lsaccep(ed,thelidderwill Legal Notice 1979, offer for sale and sell to the CASE N. so execute the Contract, and file ac IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR highnt bidder for cash at the west. HOBART CORPORATION, 7:00 cffltabl, Performance Bond wIthin SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FICTITIOUS NAME front door of the Courthouse in (7)(12) TODAY ten (10) days after the Rward Notice is hereby gIven that of the PROBATE DIVISION I am Seminole County, Florida, In San. in business at 235 Colony lord, Florida, the followIng Plaintiff Contract. Fli. Nvmber fl.172.CP CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS Division Seminole County, FlorIda, under the being CA awarded under this Invitation for BURIRIDGE E. RATLIFF. SR fictitious name of KAUFMAN & to'wit:in Seminole County, Florida, CORPORATION a.k.a •8E$AMSTIT ., SONS, and that I intend to regIster FOOD SERVICE, IN. bids are expected to be funded in Lot 47, GARDEN GROVE, UNIT AMERICAN 7:25 part by a grant from the United said name with the Clerk of the ONE, CORPORATED, d-b. Deceased according to the ias thereof $3ates Department of Housing and Circuit Court, Seminole County, as recorded (7) TODAY IN FLORIDA in PIat Book ii, Pages PARK & SHOP, NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Urban Development. Neither the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 50000 MOANING FLORIDA Florida in accordance with the 91 and N. of the Public Records of provisions of the Fictitious Name Defendants United States nor any of itS CLAIMS OR flFMMar A(AIUCY 2 mna aepurimenTi, agencies or em TWUTUS, io.WIt: CtiOn $43.09 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Said sal.wiul be made pursuant to 7:30 ployess Is or will be a party to this OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Florida Statutes 1937. _________________________________ and In order to satisfy the terms Invitation for lids or any resulting IN THE ESTATE: 51g. Terry W. Kaufman CIRCUIT COURT (2) (12) TODAY said final judgment. contract. Publish: April 19, 26, May), 10, 1919 ORANGE COUNTY 0000 uoøasso AMIPJ. (SEAL) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Bidders must comply with the DEI.79 CA ARTHUR H. IECKWITH, JR. CASE NO, CI 71-11473 tMedmh5tl'atb0l0fth,stat, ______________________ President's Executive Order BORDEN, INC. Clerk Of the Circuit Court $, Numbers 11216 and 11375 which 0 IURBRIDGE E. RATLIFF, SR., FICTITIOUS NAME By: Patricia Robinson Plaintiff prohibit discriminatIon In em. deceased, File Number 19.112.CP, Is KANGAROO Notice Is hereby given that I am Deputy Clerk ploymentwlttir.gardtorace,creed, Pending in the CircuIt Court for engag.dinbusinessatp,O, lox 3101 S. KIRBY MONCRIEF of Seminole County, Florida, Probate national origin, Forest CIty 32131 SemInole County, SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND AMERICAN FOOD SERVICES co'or, sex or Division, the address of which It Biddersmustcomplywlth Title VI CORPORATION, Florida, under the fictitious name of MONCRIEF (2) TODAY FLODA Of the Civil Rights Act of lid, the Seminole County Courthouse, DONGE I ASSOCIATES LAND. Post office 50* 2279 Defendant Antl.Kick Sack Act, the Contract Sanford, Florida. The personal •0000MOIWNG FLORIDA SCAPESUPPLIE$afldfllatlintend Sanford, Florida 32771 Hours Standard Act ad the r.pre*ntativ, of the estate is (12) NEWS NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE to register said name with the Clerk Attorneys for Plaintiff Genivlevel. RatIiff,whmaadd,. Davis Bacon Act, NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN of the CIrcuit Court, Seminole (305)3233640 FIVE.O ____ _____ 3Sc a lcons.Cutiv* times 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MON DAY thru FRIDAY 9.Noon SATURDAY ______________________ 3 Lines Minimum ________________________ - - Trustee, is Plaintiff, and LENOARD .1. FINCH arid BEATRICE FINCH, j) piiws I(SCLHS5IFI!D ADS sure tñ get resuiti)) r _____ - _____ 5:30 6:47 Boo - --..- FORD CHATEAU VAN, VIN 3:30 _________________________ FLA4A47074F, and it appearing to the Court the location of the true bidderuponreturningwchasetwIli 0M'A8'H(R) owner to said vehicle is known, and be refunded $0.00. EPICCOMPANY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Drawings, Specifications and that said property FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY ' Middle DistrIct ofis located in the other Contract Documents may be 400 Florida, It is FLORIDA examinedatthefollowing locations: 2)EMERGENCYONEI CIVIL ACTION NO, 79-S6.CA.os,D ORDERED: 1.Thatanyclaimantor Clark, Diets and Associates. claimants to (Ti TUgWfI'51lDl C DflAI . said vehicle a.ar T lJ 0) I !flT0, Engineers, Inc. plead to the Co aiul SlEW TONED 300 West Fulton Street June 11, 1979, and in default thereof Plaintiff S THE LUCY SHOW SinfOi'd, Florida 32171 ' the Court will proceed to final heir. (12) MAKE ME andadludicaflon of this suit ash LENOARD .1. FINCH and ing 5 $ESAME8TPEE.1 Dodge Plan Room BEATRICE FINCH, his wife, and such claimant or claimants had 611 Wymore Road, Suite 204 been served with process and shall SE MI N DL E MEMO R IA L 4:30 Winter Park, Florida 32709 oi'diq'ludicialsal,Of5aldvehlcle,as HOSPITAL. MRCEDIPGLAS Is, in order to enforcethe lorfefture •MARYTYLERMOORE Central Florida Builders Ex. of tie United States Marshal. 2 Defendants, That notice of thIs Order be change, NOTICE OF SALE o Irma Avenue published by the United States (ROOKIU NOTICEISHIREIYGIVEN Orlindo, Florida 32103 Marshal na . Bf genera 1w - CIU,*y rsdewr.rend.nsdonth.,lthdey NftT AND' Florida COns$TUCtlCfl Report of AprIl, 1919, in that certain cause Florida, once a week for three ..._i. 2306 A Winter Woods Blvd. pnding in the CIrcuit Court in and consecutive weeks, commencIng Winter Park, Florida 32792 1THE00000UPLE for Seminole County, Florida. April 26, 1979. DONE and OR. kM. WEATHER 1 time .............43c a Hue tSr IIi Crp curion v latsrlhanfifteen(13)daysfollowing the award of a Contract. wtvmwnl - (4) KUTANA OTHE UTILE RASCALS tropical resort. * $30.00persetTh1p0sitshalIbe cash, or check drawn payable to Clark, Diets and Associates. Engineers, inc.Thedepostttoreach sot will be refunded to bonafide dders upon return of the Contract U I I I I I RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS - Sundoy - Noon Fridaj , castaways, shipwrecked again on the deserted isle, are once again rescued but dec5e to J That the parties interested in said business enterprise are as follows: niiir i ________________________________ ________________________________ FIRST BASE, INC. RONALD SHACTER, President Seminole County Courthouse, in the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 15th Dated at Casselberry, Seminole _____________________________ _____________________________ City of Sanford. Florida, offer for JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR sale and sell at publIc Outcry to the County, Florida, on April 13, 1979. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA highest and best bidder for cash, the Publish: April19, 26. May), 10, 1979 _______________________ CASE NO. 79.770.CAO4.E following described property DEllS IN RE, THE MARRIAGE OF 4-Personals 18-Help Wanted situated in Seminole County, JOSEPH R. CARROLL. Florida, to-wit: _______________________ -.. Lot 15, Block H, NORTH ORLAN. Petitioner-Husband, DO TERRACE SECTION TWO OF FACEDWITHADRINKING and ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS UNIT ONE, according to the Plot PROBLEM? A A A : DEBORAH K. CARROLL, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given thereof as recorded in Fiat Book 16, Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous EM PLOY ME NT PageM,PublicRecordsof$eminole that Sealed Proposals will be Can Help received by the Sanford Housing Respondent.Wif.. County, Florida. Phone 447.3333 Authority, Sanford, Florida at the NOTICEOFACTION Write P.O. Box 1213 TO: MRS. DEBORAH K. CARROLL pursuant to the final decree of Engineer's Office in Sanford, Sanford, Florida 32771 foreclosure entered in a cese pen. PUT YOUR FUTURE IN . 2025 West Malon Florida until 2:00 P.M. local time on ding in said Court, the style of which May 17, 1979 Peoria, Illinois 61605 for Castle Brewer Court rs LOHOL A PROBLEM is Wilmington Savings Fund Society Apartments Storm Drainage im. THE HANDS OF THE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Shirley Louise Renock. ,,,,, provernents in accordance with IN YOUR FAMILY? action for dissolution of marriage ,,, '_,, Al ci " "" Drawings, Specifications and nat been filed against you in the seal of said Court rnurL))luiML this 23rd day familiesor friends of Proc,ural Documents prepared by Circuit Court of Seminole County, AprIl, .._---- •-oroblem drinkers . #IV'I r I fl'J lfl .nu yvu on requirea TO (SEAL)1979. UMLL 3LJ"3 I ID For future information call serve a copy of your written The located in the City of prolect, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 611.3333 or write defenses, if any, to on JACK T Sanford, Florida, consists of in. Clerk of Circuit Court SanfordAl.Anon Family Group Executive Secretary BRIDGES, s$allation of storm drainage piping, ESQUIRE, of By: Patricia Robinson BOx 3 CLEVELAND, MIZE B BRIDGES, manholes, inlets, and hsadwall I. Typists Deputy Clerk SInfOrd,FIC.3277I Attorneys for Petitioner.Husb.nd, general cleanup & grading, Accounting Clerk Joseph M. Paniello, Esq. whose address is Post Office Drawer pavement repairs, grassing and Florist to share ride from Sanford Office Clerk Z, Sanford, Florida 32771, on or Exchange National Bank Bldg. mulching at all disturbed areas P Box 3316 to N. Orange Ave., Orlando. affected by this werk. before May 29, 1919, and file the Bookkeeper Mon Fri 3fl-43S4. PROPOSALS original with the Clerk of the Court Tampa, Florida 33601 WILL BE _____________________________ ' Publish Apr. 26 & May 3, 1979 Cashier PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ either before service on Petitioner's DEI.114 attorney or immediately thereafter; ALOUD immediately after the ,VHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Mechanic expiration of the time established Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. otherwise a Default and ultimate light skills will do judgment will be entered against UNITED STATES DISTRICT above for receIpt of Proposals. P.O. Box 1031, CIwtr., FL. 33517. ________________ you for the relief demanded in the COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS __________________ Route Sales . Petition. FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION AND PROCEDURAL DOCU. S-LOSt & Found Security Guards MENTS _______________________ WiTNESSmyhandandtseaI0 NO. 79.141 ORL-CIV-Y this Court on this 23rd day of April, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Drawings, Specifications and Welder l79. Plalntiff,.vs. ONE 1976 FORD Procedural Documents may be Lost: Small, red, female Dach. Plumber (SEAL) CHATEAU VAN, Vehicle lden. obtained upon application t the shund. Pinecrest area. Shipping Clerk ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. tificatlon No. FLA6A6IO7IF, office of Clark, Dleti and Reward. 322-5903 AuociatesEngineers, lnc.,300 West ________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court Defendant. ORDER FOR SERVICE Maintanence Man By: June I. Curtis BY PUBLICATION - øn motion Fulton Street. Sanford, Florida, Dispatcher Deputy Clerk and affidavit of plaintiff in he upon the payment of a deposit of 6-Child Care . 800 (2) EARLY DAY CRACKEMIARREL 8NOOR$ONLY 9INJ$5 5 MONK & MINDY Mork reports to the Immigration bureautoregisterhlms.Ifa,an Seminole County, Florida. wm the 17th day of May, 197, AM., at the west front door of the U U U U U CtA&FED flDS ._. 5:53 © P'T'L CLUB 830 pon receipt of proof of the publication of this note, the fictitious NOTICE OF name, to-wit: FORECLOSURE SALE IV BATHTIQUE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Notice is hereby given that the tader which we. are engaged in undersioned Arthur H. Beckwith, business at Altarnonte Mail,. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Altamonte Springs, Florida. Thursday, May 3. 179-l1A 'a OrInd0 - Winter Pwk Seminole 8319993 322261I_______________________________ Plaintiff, $65.09, FlorIda Statutes, will register with the Clert of the Circuit Court, inandfor SeminoleCounty, Florida, SHIRLEY LOUISE RENOCK. JACK T. BRIDGES. ESQUIRE abOve.entitledcausebyEIizalqfh$, CLEVELAND. MIZE & BRIDGES Jenkins, its Assistant United States Post Office Drawer Z Attorney, in an actIon to enforce the Sanford, Florida 32171 forfeiture on behalf of the United Telephone: 305332.1314 States Marshal upon personal _____________________________ 'sforP$i!boner property situatu in this District and ruglIn: April 10, May 3. 10, 17, 197? descrIbed as follows: ONE 1976 2:30 (j)(12) ANOTHER WORLD (4)SGUIOINOLIGHT ___________________ in reality the scene of constant, frenetic drama. (R) WORLD (7)(12) THE DOCTORS OONEUFETOUVE 100 to THE 2:00 0 MANNIX (121 HIGHCLIFFE MANOR In their continuing quest for control, two of the foundation leaders hire a hit man to do away with Ian Gienviile. fE NOVA "Still Waters" Appearing as a placid haven, the life and rhythm of a pond is (12)THE CASTAWAYS ON QIUJOANS 0 AS 12:37 convinced he Is a misfit, decides to leave Earth until Orson shows him what Mindy's life would have been like with- (4)0 HAWAII (4)OTHEPRJCEISRIGHT 0 LAVERNE$SHIRLEY(R) 11:30 a woman sportscaster. o (1 THE CROSS.WIT8 _________________ 10:30 0O (2)4)00(12) NEWS 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary exercises her authority to hire anyone shewants by hiring -p.. ALL IN THE FAMILY(R) BARNABY JONES Betty. on vacation at a peaceful seac resort, becomes the bait to trap a rapist. (R) w IWAT ire irit LtUI5LATURE (2)(1 NBC NEWS @)OCBSNEW8 OABC NEWS *1) VILLA ALEGRE ,, (2) Oscar Peterson. provisions of the Fiditius Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. Richard F. Hauck Dave A. Scholz Wilbern L. Scholz Publish; April 19, 26, May 3. 10. 1979 DElls 10:00 CARD SHARKS NtIceI' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE FICTITIOUSNAMI Notice is hereby given Ittat we are EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. engaged in business at ioa Marvin CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: COUNTY. FLORIDA. Avenue Longwood, Semi Notice Is herby given that the County, Florida, under the fictitious CASE NO. 794S1lCA9K name of LOVE'S MANUFAC. WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND undersigned, pursuant, to the "Ictitioi Name StaMe", Chapter TURING CO.. and that we intend to SOCIETY. register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole county. Florida in accordance uhf ________________________ 600 LfgaINoca _______ Espert roI repairs, built up & thinqle & ir'w work Cornrv,r ia1 & rcsai'l,,,sl 171 1413 __________________________ WeldIng ____________________________ All typos. oqpt repair, Iruck bodet, roof racks, portable egpt Martin's 173 7781. 339 1693 To List Your Business... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 May 3,, 10, 17; 1979 _______ - - - -- -- -- -- - - - - - - - 1 1 r'i '4.- 1-,'i �.,-. . - .. Thr.diy,Miy3,7 LtalNoth TO N IG HI'S P/ ___ Lgd Notics 1130 (2) TONIGHT Host: Jotvmy Carson. Guests: Luclano Pavsrofti, Roy Clark, Carter Aisop, Chades Nsbon RoSy. (4) THE NEWLYWW GAME S MA$H A homesick O.J. writes horns to hIs wife recounting some of the events at the 4011th, Including Hawkeyes attempt to stuff p.00. into a Volkswagon. (R) 7:30 (2) UARS CLUE (4)HOLLVW000 SQUARES MATCH GAME P.M. $100000 NAME THAT TUNE Z CAROL SURNETT AND FRENOS Guests: Ruth BuuI. Richard Crsnna. 5 DICK CAVETI Guest: Anne Jackson. • STARSKY I HUTCH A beautiful girt stashes a suitcase of stolen money in Starskys apartment. (N) 1200 "MEY A b_ - .d "" biQifli robbing and kINing in thevallsy, and liii ranchers try tostop It. 1206 • GEE LATE MOVIE "McCloud: The Bwefoot Stew. aidees Caper" (1912) DennIs Wsaver, Patrick ONeal. _____ Mccl dlesrnsth.tagroupof airtini stewardesses are doubitng as International jewel 12:37 • MANNOC 1'OO (1) 5 TOMORROW Guest: Dr jpi PWI, l.s Alcohol As IbStation unit at L (4) •• • MORNING leaders hire a hit man to do awaywith Ian Glenvilie. NOVA "Still Waters" Appearing as a placid haven, the ill, and rhythm of a pond is in reality the scini of constant, frenetic drama. (A) 4 2)BIERUSNCYONII (4 oJp.J •BEWITCHED Th1 LUCYSHOW MAKIMELAUGH SUSAMEURUST 510 •SUNRISESB.IISTIR 5 PTL CLUE _________ (2) EARLY DAY other Contract Documents may be poultry beef, pork, fish. Free I ORDERED: 1.Thatanyciaimanto, delIvery, mm. $20 order. San Clark, Dieti and AssociatesclaImants to said vitllcleappearo, ford area. 322-2374. Sam's the coniplaint herein by Engineirs,Inc. Portion Meats. 100 West Fulton Street i. it, i,,, and in deteut, ,p, Plaintiff, me Sanford, FlorIda 32771 Court will precesi to fInal lr. -usIng4adIudIC ,mOfthIsW)?UIf __________ _________ LENOARD J. FINCH and such Dodge Plan Room claImant or claImants p,a BEATRICE FINCH, hIs wife, and 411 Wymore Road, SuIte served precs SEMINOLE MEMORIAL WiitV Psrk. Florida3Il$0 Creative Exesslons orderilatIChlsaI.of$aidvofiks,u HOSPITAL, k.inordw'toentorcethe forfeiture cailJo-An,323.1u2 Central Florida Builders Lx of me United States Marshal. 2. ____________________ That notice of this Order be things. NOTICIOP Sail 0$ Isilil AvilIvi $1$ss Ii.A-ArIiiCrsfts NOTICEI$NIRIIYQIVINIIa pt, isy me_u ,tels,Id.a00 - .. •mot:-IiI* --w • __ 410 uuciooumiis MARY TYLER MOORE MIRVGNFflN 1NOTFORWOUENONLY S'JNP.HE ____ ______ _____ ______ ________________ _____ _____________ F3S 1THECOUPLI MIST5ROQS(R) -• Cl) IDNA •THSLJTTLIRA$CAL$ _______ ___________ ______ _____________________ ____________ '. • ______ - _______________________ __________ ______ ____________________________________ _ClASSIFiED is-i' Are you a self starter? A gô Ø,ons voIce 1. an agy personality Is the key to success ExcilIentogsortunItyo.pty of room for advancement. Enthuslutic Only flied apply. Call 323-5175 for ntment. Evening Desk Clerk. 2 nIghts . Exp. preferred, Apply in person. Day's Inn, Sanford. Exp. laborers for Masons. Deltona Area. Own Trans. S142Sl2att.7. perlenced glass cutter; sxp. sc. inc. Installer. Apply Inpeisonto Howe's Glass I Sc. Co., 1101 S. French Ave. EARN EXTRA MONEY. Pay taxes, fuel bIlls, pest due bills. Earn money at home. For app?. Call 420S4. ________________________ Bookkeeper-accounts payable, receivable 1. payroll. 10 hr. week. Salary commensurate with exilefIence. 333-0073. Experlencedgardenerfor Marinetsvlllage.parttime Call 323-5410. EXPERIENCED JANITOR must use buffing maChine. 33.00 hr. See John Moore, Zayr, Store Sanford. S am-ID am. NO CALLS. Man needed for yard care at Apt. Complex durIng summer season. 322-2000 between 10 a.m & 5 p.m. - DON'T$TORIIT,SILLITwstia. lowcostCIas$ifledAd. yg wSth itfectively en a - well with people, if so, we nied cirtif led dental assistant & experienced receptionIst for o.i office. Sanford. 333-1110. - - ____ • ' career In Reel Estate cell Realty World, The Real Eitat Agency June PorsIg 323.122t _____________________________ - - Live-In companion elderly lady Room, board & wagis. _________________ ,. , -, - - ____________________ _________________ - -- - __________ ____ - Babyiffer Nudad 321-3721 ___________________ - • Lsgal Notice Cabinet shop-experienced & trainees. DriveVwllil chauffers lIcense. 339-1713. ____________________ -___________________ 21- Sitttjosis Vè.Wed _______________________ College Studeris desIring YARDWORK Calf before 7 am. 222ieei: after 7 p.m. 322.0097. ______________________ ___________________ -. TOUN - - -' - ___________________ - - - BANDIT IMOICIT -- - _____ ____ _____ - - - - - - ____ ____ _____ -, _________________ t -. _____ ____ - - -- ____ - - __ 3IftdnUIdS UIthWflislUd __________________ l?5 aily, iii 1 IR-4114. Peel. Ada. Jj So. SI AirportBlvd. en 17-92 Is Sanford. CIII 333-5479 Mariner's ViNige. ___ -__________________________ 31 Artnaids Funi Apis. for Senior Ciliate. t.' ellen I riernv. 10 JImmie Cewan, 315 Palmetto Ave. - • is hereby- gIsts mat ___ -. , - SANPOROCOURT - ______ ______ ______ - $ $aeA5)yo EfficIent" Sludis apl. pet-sin many 5 sttIc-slerage, fawIc CeyefN walls, ilip, lN,heel, air, 1) lude Is it. hilts. On glIe.rmlgar. 3033311. - -- - -- - - ___ - ' - - ;. ' ____ - ____ $UNDAUUNOI - -- -' • -' _____ ___. -. - - ____ --- - -' - - - - - ' S. i.a. • P.O.. _ if • $3 • • • - - . - - . • _ - _ ______ *u - ___ CONy, ____ .--__ ____ ____ ____ ____ ___ __ ___ ___ 111.11 W-..L'IB - ina _-- frulflluofcri - - ______ - '. • - - - -- ____ - - • ___ ___ - be -- f-i 1 .:.4 lilY WINI •,*_ - - PON($) DeerelNpdgmtusp • __ __ ___ ___ . -', - - - .-i ,• -.;-- I). • •, . -_ £ - •.- - IS 15ml ____ TL _ ____ _ -• •-' - _ *5*10 if IS fls __ - • ____ ' • • , - --- •u.-api1w.* ___ - - -- .& - ceer. - • __ 30; • , - -- - _ - ,: - , .., - . . -, - - 11 - -' '*-4sisss $wuuftud 5uj & rat, A-C. Walk bi$VeS,$.15IMINI.$cilesl. ft $ 10 I Ml. I Ref. 1'1S4770N. - WHY SAVE IT SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost ClassifIed Ad. ... - • - -- - ' • -. WEEKEND HI DE.A.WAY OR YEAR AROUND L!VING HoMEOWNERS: Don't lois yow credit: Wi have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their oqulty. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Rltor. 444-Isis. lijlmediateoccupency. NewS bit, I P block home. Walking distanci to hospital, doctor, nursing home 1 downto*n. $27,300 w-excellent terms, Johnny Walker Inc. 322-0157 or 333lIllaftL - REALTY - • - Sanford's most well-know progressive, Sales Volume Lesder needs Associates, ix. perlenc51 or newly lIcensed Nowl *733 YALE AVE. 3 BR, 1 bath, clOse to shoppIng I In quIet neighborhool. New Listing. Excellent Investment for rental. Only 124.300. l.argest Listing Inventory Dominant Advertising 150 Hour Sales Training IMimbir Realtors & ERA Elfatlonal Referral Service ull-Time Office SupervIsIon Compatible Associates Over 22 Yiars Experience *?darkham Woods Rd. 311.21, I Icre country estate. Complete with horse stable $ pasture, also quIet cottage & 1g. oak trees. App?. onlyl Cash for veur lotl WIll build on 5" lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Medal IflCq Rieltor 43 - *q Acres county acreage w. cItrus grovel 51111 froilaii In Oineva. Attention developer. good price I terms. AKI SYLVAN AREA, LOTS OP LAND AND TI 115.3511, 1½1, FORMAL DR., PAM. 144. 1. FIREPLACE, NEEDS SOME FIXING. $4415115 31 Acre bldg. lets w-peved rd. frontage & beautiful oak trees In Ostesn. Good terms. FOUIST ORUN& TIMPII AGINCY - R*LTOI 223-4791 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Evis 543-NM 213.1* - DOM TO ROAM over 1,755 eq. ft. of living area + 3 lots, many amenitIes IncludIng CN I CA, 2 PP's 4513 I. 231$ Palmetto Ave. $47,I STE N STROM REALlY- SW Ostoes,-. Duren Ave. Lars ot3BRII.$11J5S. - OVEN $4 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL, $191 IAL COLBERT, REALlY - SUPER I SR. it's Will home in Wisilinton Oaks, w-C-N, w-w carpet, 0*,, pantry. I, LI,porch & Muth Morel BPP WARRANTED. JusO$$,9071 a me. _______________ - ___ ,p Wise 1mb. 4441011. Tilly 03 .,, ., _1. • • ______________ • CIISOVIIDO ARIA WITH 3 1010044 HOME. ONLY Ills.. TERMS NEGOTIABLE. IOIRPI 311010044,3 BATH LOCK HOME 004 1 ACREs lIAR SANFORD AIRPORT. S IRTISIAN WELLS WITH Ewelo PASTURE. 114.111 - . 1010044 BLOCK 14 DM! IN. :LOSED CARPORT, -- NEW OOP, PRESENTLY -RENT. D.NEEDSNIWFINAMCI.se. NSi9TAi.: -- bROOM. 3 BATH, FAMILY' 0CM. 5*1*01, WALK TO OWNTOWN. $31,111 - - - LOVELY 3 SI,? both hems lii Piecrust Lg. Imi., 11mM, ai'eI- pen. Fio.Im., utll. nw, * - -w car, dsseie schuSs & sheqpk. 1FF WARRANTED. 11*5. ESTATE ASSOCIATES - JOIN - - IANFORb'S • SALES I.IAOSIl WI lIST $ SILl. 44011 HOMES TN*II ANYONIIJOIN THE ONE THAT$ NO. ii - ___________ ______________ ____________ $anlo$ Sales Itader 1115111 IIALTY XUN - .AMiflllIlo*fu,ii+AC. $, g m.*. - - 437$. Myrtle Ave., Sanfsrd - 3224420 .. -- ANYTI E - Mu4sLS.rvk. _______________ _____________ ___ _ ___ " - __ - leg _____ Dngy -. - - 1 ______ 1A.TO1$ W lllnJOlRc. - ----- -- 2completetwlnbeds 1)00 323 INlaft 4p.m. 322-nil - - spe. IIauItem5w.l3p,3pc, iww$3P0, Livisusi $44411 up: 15 It. Tstry Wi self cintainel, sir 'PC. dlnatla,$at,%& up; Ref. mel., caupy, RIses MId 11 Milup: lI.5Ivs5M$ up: full woy lu. Part Ave. TraIIsv P$. We droperiss III I up. Sanford FurnIture Salvage, 1741 Si. of SIONit 351731. G-1Aasgs, ii*eetlNlljSsl$3pset. - - - _ Wanted law wise. seer IlPINI II. IMN •si15' rSifM, MuO7lils. WIN Wy, lees. si poy by the St Call Autact *ON1s 303 5101111 AND SAVE ... It's aM IN . .. The Went Ad -. chelce __ • ,- will located Ies51tlal 354400. 315$.___ 333.7345 WrpusIN .*am Sale sum - - For Estate Commercial & Ref. dental Auctions I Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 333-55, The sooner you place your - ciaulf led ad, the sesnsr you will get results. ___ 7S-Rsa*ationil Vhklss 1974 Impala Travel Trallu' 27' self-contained, exc cond. $3100. 332.9333 if?. 4:31. - '77 Travel TraIler-SI'. Sleeps six, Full bath, Air cent 323.3$4 I 1.0. telp.m. . Sifo - 77-Jui* Cmos ReI1NVEd ON -DE $ALS- NW twin We bun aprL.ga ,& matiru $3.04 is. NJ URIS 155 WI*2 rnasusngqsltihls,$ap. Sanford Fwihure $iMge, 17-N Is, if Seaford. 351731. - Top Dollar Pall 5 tush $ 11511 cams, trucksi _ siRE - - CoNFriN$$$5up 303-ilk, 312-14s - - - I -' - - BUY Jws CANs • - - BUR FIELD'S Electric Service & RepaIr. Industrial, Comm. & Besld.ntiaI.322ij., 21 Hrs. Qlesi&Sci-ssn Icreen-pordhes, pool end, , wdsAll type re-glazing I wd. install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 322-5545. _____________________________ Ahsa,AL HAVEN Dop- 4 Cat boarding, bathing,. clIpping, flea control, Pet SupplIes. dog houses. Insulatsd, snady Inside kennels, Screened outside runs, also air cord. cases. 321.1752. Painting by Anthony Corino. In- tenor, exterIor qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 322-0071.BODEN Painting,.pape r Hanging..free est Professional workmanship, quick, qualIty, courteous 668-47*3 ______________________ DANNY'S PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting LIcensed.Insurednded FREE Estimates, (3031 322-0463 Inter br & Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 332 e55 ___________ -___ Wanted exterior & interior paint Ing, Example 2 BR ext., $110 Guaranteed good work, 30 yrs. exp. 130-9996. - pL*iflg Service ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cdt. 323 0171; 322-4401 - ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 111110(1 Ave. 332-1191 -- EISC1TIC.I 'SSndSIS&SoSrng Piney Woods Aucbon Yard Debris, Trash ApplIances & Misc, (LOCAL) 349 5371 Painting Alterations, DressmakIng Drapes, Upholstery 3720707 - - Ught Hauling essmaking Buy - - WIL$ONMA1ER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311-31s1. FIrt$f. - 331-5432 - - Every Saturday at 7 p.m. located en SR 413, ii ml. north of Sanford. We will buy, sell or trade uwd Furniture, antlqu.$ or misc. by the piece or house lull Free pick upon consigned mdse, at 30 pet. 3fl-2270. Hide a bed q'jen she mattress, Cordovan vinyl old English styline. $351 343.4149.- Itemsi - MrINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 23 yrs. Exp. 569-5562. JOHNNY'S BACK - General Landscapin. Rose Specialists, lop Soul & till dirt, lawn maint. & tree trImming. 373 2948, Csra, Ic Tile 72-Auction Con Camper SleepsI $l000r maheoffer Lawn Service L Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In used furnitu,, Refrlg., stoves, tools. - No job too large or small. Corn plete lawn service. Free estImate, 323 4881; Landscaping & spraying 323-8049 call anytime. - f Cash 332.4132 - - TOWER'S IEAUTY SALON formerly Harrletts Beauty Nook Sic E. 1st St., 322-3712 WANTED: Washers, refrigerators, ranges, any condition. 323-7000 KULP DECORATORS 15l W. lit Since 1931 332-2335 Painting, carpentry, paneling, Siding, wds, anything to repair the home. 830-6)09 Sam Mwmg Asptialtrepalrs& seal coating, Sinford,Fla. 322-1429; 3223053 WE SUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 322-572). - • ntedto Home Repali-s _____________________ ______________________________ BeautyCre Great Pyrennes all whIte, 1 yr. old fern. Extremely gentle, good wchildren, needs room to run. All shots, FREE togood home Onlyt 3234459 aft, 6. 61 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CAUINETS Free Es' 373 0129 after 5:30 - PUPPIES FOR SALE DOBERMAN PINCHERS 31•3334 --• - Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rlnsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322-SIll Large selection foam backed drapes; prInts lOx $1, $11.50 pi.; solids 4$ x 51 $10.50 pm. Custom upholstery - carpets. Free Estimates. -- Speew5ONhi aew-DARIlNI. TON w-lepsIllngIshb*. ref. OSUSIRY 440515.1 $04415 OVS11Dr. VA$FPIAPNIIUCIII - Appliances Aspiul It 64-Equipment for Rent SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SILL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. - - JAC FROST- Cent. Ieat & Air Cond. ServIce. Free Est. on itin: Cimm. FILL DIRTS. TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-7510 "OLD MILWAUKIE" electric deck-Ilte. Two Red Globes. $21 fIrm. 333-7113. - $IIS. FratchAve. 35-1531. 321.7173, 3014779; Home lmprovethent Central HeatS. Air Cond. Free Est. -Call Carl Harrlsat SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 - ALLPLODA*1ALTY OPUNPOliIIALTON - *54*7* BUYt IS.. ibsifu horns wcatj'15 MAC, Dl,. FR, Peril, Csmpllulp fescd -$ - laScepsil Super IsIlsnt 017at (or comm. if. tI tool 5FF WARRANTED. ,M SuP for $*$ w-w carpet, We have a Singer Futura sewIng mach. Sold new for $630 was ChrIstmas lay-away, then was only $115 bsl. due, Purchasers left arIa and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for $Illcashor take up payments of $12 me. Will take trade as pInt payment. Call 531-1711 day or night. Free home trial, no Obtigitios. - - - Alan's ApplIances RefrigeratIon A-C Repair Licensed. 323-0039 3 BR, 1½ bath Sunland Estates, carport, large screened pordi, drapes, rang, & Ref. Super dean, $32J00. REAL. ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEIOEDI 9495 ' Air Cond. & Heating Snapper S hp. riding mower Needs some worl 175. 327-0535 - 65-Pets.Supplies - A-C AY'T3NA AUTO AUCTION ..,y. 92, 1 mIe 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 rekrved price. Call 90-4-2555111 for further delaJls _________________________ 50-Mscellsneous for Sal, 'Ns* Zoned Comm., U. Mary iS. Time. - 1974 MERCURY 4 DR. 1995 WAGON 1914 MATADoR CPE. - a * •HOUSEWANrEQ. a a In Need of Repairs 332-SOS Eves. 311, 3 bath, Fain. Rm., double cernei lot. 531*. - (3) 3½ acme trads, 15,350 51. Smell down owner hold. JUsT- LISTED? PR, I Pith hom -US troeshaded earner Slit Newly pointed. eat-Ni kit., perch, Pla. Rm., close to IhoppinpI BPP WARRANTED. Only 1311071 - - 3 plus acres wZ old frame homes en Country Club Rd. Zoned Ainicufture, lIMIt 3895 LOW MILES ___ AFRiCAN VIULtTS The Greenhouse 322-9111 Eves afterd 1. weekends The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classlf led Ads.. .The Buys are still The Desti Handy man special,.? lots wgarage apt. Could N apt less. stairs. Zoned csmm. $30,055. 1975 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Selling Due to Illness, Put your lazy P-U to work with UN I-HOIST Dump Truck ConversIon, Retail 5$95, Dealer cost $695, Close out S-49S• 569-1516. Sale - 1995 4CYL. 79 A-Tfl1ACCOSS,OS Losing your home I credit? I will catch up back payments 1. buy equity. 322-0214. WILL BUY EXISTING l$t&3n1 MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Mtg. Broker. 525 No. 4-0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 52-7153 GRAS THIS ens, owner leaving stete.35R, 1 B,plumblng inter slid 55th, spIlt plan, del. oven, ranee, D-W, garbage lIsp, 5,5 meSh., formal dIning, C-H$A, 151. car garage, furs., nsgetlabls. WIll sell VA or P14*. 531,005, - P.U. TRUCK ____ Merchandise 2-taGsrden 47.A-rtges DosigM &Sold Stenstrom Really. Realtors 1974 FORD 1976 Maida PU. 1600 cc 4 cyl. I speed, Air shocks, tool box, AM FM stereo. 11.000 ml. 2? ml. per gal, average. 322-6)76, I GuItars, Drums, Banlos. Com plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Bail's Disc. Center Inc.. 2202 French Ave. 322-2255 - For a ConfIdential discu,sln of your career In Real Estate, call Herb Stunstron,. Realtor.Owner, at 322-2130. - 59-Misical _47-NsI Estate 5W - WNER SAYS SILL. EVERY. THING I 10 acre farm near Gmeva Includes mobile home, variety of farm anlm1Is-"as Is" tractor & Mere. $35,731. - VA-F HA.235-Conv. Homes Low Down Payment RssI - Estati Sales ' TRADE-INS RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg 5$ Scott Reagan 322-ill? Free listIng BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. - Murphy, N. C. 25904 ear., n bath, fenced byd, range, ref., d-wslir., washer. dryer. VA apprals,d, $39,3 Call 323.4379 after 3:30. '71 Ford Pickup Air, Radio,$ cyl., Auto Trans 323-23415 am. to Op m 80-Autos for - NEW CAR 57-Sports Equipment 45A-Oatof State 243$-a S. French I1741) $anisro .0$4 - . - Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668.8335 WORLD The Real Estate Agency REALTORS MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 312-3411 or 531-7992 and a friendly Ad.VIsor will hel' you. EVERY DAY someone ss 1001mg for what you have to sill, Call today and your Cliii)? lad Ad will appiar here tomirrow. SW & CLEAN ready to ipieve Ho. Assumable 7 pet mort. 3 lR1 b. 311 1. 1-4th St. $37,105. Business opportunity. Autc radiator shop. Fantastl location, good accounts. Owne to help fInance, $33,000. n- 11 ft. fIberglass bait, 77 Mercury 10 HP motor (under 30 hrs.) & trailer. 5950. 323-IS9Oor 323-0132. BROKER 743 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanfont (1) •. ROBSON MARINE. 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, FIa. 32771 SEIGLER REALTY Want to build? We have the lot $4,000. Enjoy clean fresh, cool water running by your front door. Swim, fisher lust relax on your own private estate I "castle" near Rock Springs Pk. $14,730. BATEMAN REALTY Rig. ReaI'Estate Broker 2435 Sanford Ave. 3311739 . -. __ - --_.__-.;••_.__ .-•------.-:' - - 55-Boats & Accessories NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll lind him listed n our f3usiness Service Directory. 79 Ford F 150. p.0 ôciI O.D. P SP B, AM FM. many extras. 373 7305 - -- CHURCH YARD SALE 2509 Elm Ave. Saturday 9-till - 79-Trucks-Trailers -- VAR IOUS OTHER LOTS Ill EXECUTIVE AREAS FROM $10,000 PACKAGE DEALS AVAILABLE TO BUILDERS WITH SELLER FINANCING. Tn-level country home, besutlil 4-3 home w-tIIe & oak floors. 1acre, fruit I. pecan treei Completely fenced. $49,000. 1967 Mustang Convertible V-S PS. PB, many extras 51900. 322 7319 aft? 54-Garage Sales SUPER HOME SITE IN EXECUTIVE AREA NEAR DOWN. TOWN. STONES THROW TO LAKE MONROE $25,000. SECLUDED COUNTR LIVING- room for horses, tie pond, 3-2 w-FR. S acres. $,75i SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. 45" ZENiTH Walnut Stereo, AM.FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRC turntable, S track tape player. Sold new 1400, a reel buy at only 5)20 or take up payments of $11 per mc. Call 531-1714 for free home demonstration. CANAL FRONT HOME SITE FACING GOLF COURSE IN LOCH ARDOR. $12,500 a. UP. 323.5774 Day or Nigh Kenmore washer. A-)cond. yr-s. old. Must sell. 323 6197. Teievislon-23" Color, BeautIful walnut cabinet. Regular $100, Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still In warranty. Call 131-1711 day or. 'il'7ht. 1 ACRE WOODED 110MB SITE WEST OF I-ION PAVED ROAD $11,900. Harold hail Realt JUST MAKE PAYMENTS 9t 7% models. Call 339 9100 or 834 4605 (Dealer) Good Used Telivls Ions. U5 aria up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Or. 322-0352 100 FT. FRONTAGE ZONED OFFICES, NEAR NEW K MART. $14,900. TERMS. RIVER FRONT build your drssr home. Has a scenic view of th St. JolinsRiver. 2 lots 51x170 N Frontage on deep water cana 300' from river, surrounded bi lovely homes, 120.051 ea. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323-3566 or- 323-7710 53-W. Radio-Stereo ALMOST 3 ACRES FRONTING ON LARGE BASS LAKE PAVED ROAD, PRING YOUR BOAT AND 125,000. TERMS AVAILABLE. MAYFAIR 3 SR older 2 she remodeled by archItect ownii New shake shingle roof. Pet-fec sitting for antiques Must in this week. $49,950. - ___ ___ __ • ___ • - __ ___ - REALTOR AILS 323-4041 or eves. 323-0317 - DUPLEX & QUADRAPLEX SIlt sIte, cor lot, shaded nd COt venhently located neer school shopping. $12,000. Sale for KENMORE WASHER $65 327-0536 KENMORE WASHER- Pans. Service. Used MachInn. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323•0697 12 ACRES INCLUDING BARN AND LARGE POND NEAR AIRPORT 8LVD. ON HIGHWAY 46. WILL DIVIDE 545.000. GREAT TERMSI InC. REALTOR MLS 1012 MYRTLE M. Unsworth Realty INC. - REALTORS S*lS33erSIS.ølleves. NICE CLEAN 2 BR, 1 B home c 1g. lot, dead-end Street, fence workshop. $29,100. NEW LISTING AT - - ____ _ ___ _______ • - • •' This 2 BR home wIth a pleasant sun mm. Is shown by appt. only. You'll appreciate Its imm. cond. Recently re-roofed 1. new sewer line. Close to downtown & churches. $37,500. - P.O. Nt 1I.r: • -- _____ -w-: - ___ ____ - ___ - _____ _______ __ • _E' •- - 0 . ___ --. -:. -!-j II 1.- - ' -- ___ ____ - Build to suIt our lot or yours. FHA.VA, PHA 2355.243. 117 ACRES, SOME OAK, SOME ORANGE TREES, IMPROVED PASTURE ON 20+ ACRES, FISHING LAKE. WILL. DIVIDE. $53000 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-ills - -- ___ ___ - _______ - *lM51aM,. - ____ ___ _____ __ • ___ _________ - III ' - - II 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. $15,100. MOST NEW ULtRA 4400111K BEDROOM, 3 lATH 001111.1 1*1*01,. LOADED W!TN I*TIA$ 111,107. - • - stij. 303-SalIff. a _________ :' - -. - -- 100 pc? VA tmnanclflg-3.i, completely refinIshed. Country living. Seeing Isbellevino, lots of land with 15 Ralnuird Irrigation system. 222-1045. New 235 Homes, 4 pc? Interest to qualified buyer. $37,000 to 974.000. Low down pay, vits. BUILOIR. 3227217. - ___ "i :'' - THE BULGE APARYMINTS -. - _______________ 322.9283 INC. REALTOR 223.7003 Eve. 323.0413 332.1157, 301-7117 ilL fursluIedApO. Adulli Oily 3031* - - ______ . BATTLE OF ______________________ me *ESTAWR4NT aid L•JNGZ SOMETHI NO SPECIAL 21 Ft. Terry Travel Trailer. Self contained, Ready to go. .53,950 ".33 A. A. MCCLANAMAII,BROKER l01.A S. Park 322-3102 ARGAIN CIDER $0441 ma, eMI same Tic. $451 Palmetto Ave. 001,510. - - CailBart 3 BR, 2 batpt-Cen. A-H. Hardwood floors. Lg. FR with fireplace. 300. 3D NEW THROUGHOUT 2 BR, 1 bath-Con. A-H. Hardwood floors, fireplace, full DR. Fenced backyard, corner lot. Nosmu's HASTY 24 HOUR Large lot w-trees. Water, sewer. $11,500. Wm. MalIczowki, REALTOR. 322-7953. ao-Autos 78-Motorcycles 52-Appliances Lake front lot in Canelb.rry. ic frontage Ofl Seminole Bivi Asking $11,930 with good tern or trade. Ot. Garnet? White keg, Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 101W. CommercIal Phone 322.7111, Sashed STOW AND THINK A MINUIE... .IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T SE ANY. ( - 41-Houses _____________________ , • - Saflford Gracious living from 13$ weekly Utilities Included. 300$. _ -t_ sists _____ ,., MODERN OFFICE BUILDING WITH CARPETS, PANELING. CENTRAL AIR, LOTS OF PARKING. STRAGETIC LOCATION ON 17-02 SANFORD. READY JUNE 1ST. 1400 MONTH. Selgler Realty Broker 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 321-0510, 327. 1377, 445.5333 - - - 41-Houses 4sae A COLORFUl. FUTURE ISA PHONE CALL AWAY lie Is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people, Can 4i4 2070fordetalls. AVON ______ ____ l -cmceIfl15p - Agency Trainee . .,, .. I a • of AprIl, 1077, In that certain C$USC 23 A Winter WOOdS Blvd. on the deserted IsIs, are OflCi consecutive weeks, commencing pending In me Circuit Court Supply in Central Florida, Must bdabI, 'o take & transcritè Wh*er Park, Florida 32772 In and April 74, 1q17. DONE and OR. again rescued but decidi to HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French dictation; compose & type letfor Seminole County, Florida, DERED at Orlando, Florida, this PROPOSAL GUARANTY riturnandturn$h.Islandintoa wiierein RONALD L. IRWIN, as Ave. S ford, Fl. ters; fIling: andperformr,iat Each Proposal ui shall bi ac______________________ day of AprIl, 1077. •&M.WEAT ___ tropical resort. Tru1tee,isp(.lntlff,LENOAqD duties as required. Graduation ____ companled by a certified check -s. GEORGE C. YOUNG J. FINCH and BEATRICE FINCH, or MILLIONSOFDOLLARS in Reel from high school, including or t47 an acceptable for ,,of Piopos.I (2) NEWS United States DIstrIct Judge his wife, and SEMINOLE MEMOR. Estate is sold daily in I,,. supplemented by courses in... -(4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS Guaranty in an a equal to at HOSAWS HEROES (2) TO SE ANNOUNCED lAL HOSPITAL are Defendants, PublIsh: April 24 May 3 10 1977 less? typing & shorthand. Type So çai Nothing smill fIve (5) percent of the amount BEWITCHED CivIl Action No. 79-M.CA*D, I DEl-SI (4)5 HAWAII FIVE-O abOU$JhI, wpm, dictatIon 50 wpm. ofttePropoul,psyabletomeorde, ___________________ EASY I ARTHUR H. IECKWITI4, JR. Clerk McGarreft Nnks a serIes of kIN. (2) TODAY RI FLORIDA of the Seminole County Housing otmeaforesaid CIrcuIt Court, will it COUNTY COURT COMMUNICATIONS logs to a horoscope cast by a fSGOOD MORNING FLORIDA aUt1os1ty as a- guaranty that if me 11:00A.M., on the 22nd day of May, SDECIALIST S HI. NEIGIISOR famous astrologer. (A) ORANSU COUNTY Proposal Is accepted, the Bidder will 1979, offer for sale nd 5eIl to the CAll Me. SO 5.3033 Must be able to type 3% wpm. Wli execute liii Contract, and file ac. IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT FOR l Robert Duvall and Lee highest bidder for casti at the west. 700 operate CommunicatiOnS Con' ceptable Performance lend within SEMINOLE COUNTY, PICTITIOUS NAME HOBART CORPORATION, Remick portray General DwIght front door ot me FLORIDA sole for transmitting and re: (2)5 TODAY tin (ii) days after tile Ruid Of the NotIce I hereby given that I am Seminole County, Courthouse In D. Eisenhower and his trusted )BATl DIVISION FlorIda, In SanCeIving high volume radio traffic (4)5pyuoUS1 jls CONTaCt engaged In business at 235 Colony , Number 79173-Cp ford, Florida, the following military aide Kay Summersby 'for fire, rescue & emergency. 5 GOOD MORNING AMEN. DrIve CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS elberry FIends 3170? desaibsd operty, situated In this saga tracing the Amen.. services. Graduate from hlgb and AMERICAN FOOD SERVICES Any contract or contracts IN RI: ESTATE OP SemInole County, Florida, lindel' the being In Seminole County, school and one year communicoFlorida, can hero'swaryears. CORPORATION a-k-a awarded under this 111014 MMi of KAUFMAN 5. ti-wIt: •U5AM$TT Invitation for BURIRIDGE E. RATLIFF. SR., tlons experience; or an equlva. SONS, and that I Heist to register AMERICAN FOOD SERVICE, IN. bide are expected to be funded In 5 WORLD "Australia: The t.ot GARDEN GROVE, UNIT CORPORATID, I-b-i lent combinatIon of training and. 715 psrt by a grail trim It,. United saId name wIth the Clerk of his Lucky Continent?" The people according to the Plot Thereof PARK 1. SHOP, Diceaud xperlence. TODAY 54 (2) States Desrtmsnt Of HousIng iid CIrcuIt Court, Sentinels County, rscont. in tas . is, NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION "down under" try to corns to Urben Development. Neither the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING G000MOmIIPJSPLORIDA Florida in accerdence with Nil '7 ast N, of the Public Records if CL R K TYPIST ii United States nor any of provisions of me Pictitisis Nimi $einInoI County, NEWS oetei4 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Florida. Responsibie for typing and per,. Statutes, Ti-Wit: $ectlen 5Mm departments, a5flclis or m THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Saldsalewlil bsmsdepiiisu.ntto formIng various clerical 1, 730 PlerlIa Statutes 1900. pisyess Is or will boa patty tO this OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED and In eider tO satisfy the terms general office dutIes a (2)5yfl0y IflVlIStlOIt for SI. Terry W. Kavfntan s* or any resulting is CI1CWT COUNT said final ludimeiw. ml UITATI: required. Graduation from high PublIsh: April 10,34, May 3, 15,1979 centric?. CRANES cou MOnNIPIS ISBAL) YOU AR! HEREBY NOTIFIED sChool, typing aMaminIm or 011.77 lidderi rilIRt a000 NO. Cangly 7011003 *Itil the That the admHstrat ot me estate ARTHUR H. IICKWITH, JR. one year off ice clerical ix. Psisidint's ExecutiVe Order IONDEN, INC. Clerk of me Circuit Court SURBIIDOI L. RATLIFF, SR., perlence; or a combInation of III pe,s 11215 aid 1)375 WhiCh docessad, PICTITIOUSNAMI PLAZA fl LAITNITI By: Patricia Rebksn File Number 79-173-CF. is iraining and experience. Type 40T TA1N KANGAROO PlaIntiff prehlblt dlscrlmlnetlsn ui em. pending In lie Clrft Court fpr Notice Is hereby givin that I am Deputy Clerk wpm. Mm. s•ONs ng ptsyrnsW wIth regard Is ic.. creed, .us. eilsapsdlnbuslnssat P.O. lix 3101 5. KIRBY MONCRIEP County, Florida, Probate 51$ or natlssiel uilgIit. AMERICAN FOOD SERVICES - Purest City 32711 SemInole County, SHINHOLIIR, LOGAN AND CORPORATION, ____ APPLY IN PERSON TO: Sr lywlIilTNheVl DIVISISil, kmineli the sidrisi 01 whIch is Plor1da,undermefIcfltIssp,smiot MONCRIIP SEMINOLE COUNTY Cevnty Courthouse, TODAY54PLORIDA if IllS CIvil Rigiuls Ad of 1044 000401 I AUOCIATI$ LAND- Pest OffIce lox 2379 tIle Sinful, Florida. The personal CETA OFFICE GOOOMOflPJPISPLORIDA sap$$uppilI5ON,ha,l AntI.klck lick AC?. 1115 CIPIIVIC? repreNnla,i Sanford, Florida 32771 Seminole County me estate is NSII$ Staidoid Mt aM the GimleveN,Rotlm.ew NEWS NOTIcsopusrnpps tsrigIstsr sell namewftil tile Clerk Attorneys fur P11111100 Manpower Division ____ op SUIT RIYNOLOS NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN hut me CIrcuit Ceur. $omONs 13S1) m-a 100 North Park Avenue N $5 Larkiteed Drive, .BIlletS must wIly that theY IS Florida 22771. me name$anlcstd, and by virive of that cirtain Wilt of Cewily, PlaIN is accaidonce wIth PUblish Apr. 201. May 3,1979 Sanford, Florida 5TOCAY ad. and wIN iiil• maintain . Exeoitlen Isausi sOt if aM wsr tile preelsiess if the FIdNIs Oil-Ill é if the PurisM regreten. pp • AMEIR tile seal of lie CircuIt Caurt at statutes, Ti-WIt $ectleii Various other CETA positions ar SeciliNli $Wi ire selalated iii " -fti. PistIls,unesa fIn.I Wi's available, please Inquire at the. -. *1 per..,,. having claims or if r, cr, e or UUA$yOsAaNGyoIJ SI, hens L. InNS Iudgmesl rasderid is me aforesaid above office. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE .,. g PublIsh: Apr11 19, 11.May3, ii, ioi requIred, WITHIN THREE UIGIITUU*TN JUDICIAL CII. 1 Ny.I7-II$ 331 Is till c.r$sln csoi esIBIW, Oil-B GUI?-AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY INAND FOR SEMINOLE SerIes, Inc., 111111$ are herauy setitioi MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF (1) (4) DONAHUE $TASTSPIIDAY is 4 EMPLOYER COUNTY, FLORIDA. 'Vi' that hillY mill if*flhilWOIV IIISIWS ml FIRST PUBLICATION cLoslomues fltkI Mi0QUSLM Americ.e P91dP11111100 kcvlcii CoV FICTITIOUS NAME THIS NOTICE, to 1CK N' ROIL NION CASE NO, 7,4$.CA*K file With *1 clerk eaji,,, y cenir .115111 He Netice b hereby given hut I Ml lidS if the above cain a written lIMIt a purwail Is this lnlfledlnbuelnesat$1505 F am THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OP prier wrIt if Islitulhss as U*NDTNI•TAUTO DIlAtE JnI II any claim or demand lINed Mherlfy DA pi Ave., Santard Seminole dully, WILLIAM$$URGN, aoue leckotsi d dlv iof be afforded full eppstivnity will lIley may have. Each claim must be PIskIlfI Ped'iery A.D. a meaM PlorlN,unNVfIdNISijmmjef le. writing and must kshcat. the MR. C'S SOUTHERN PRIED THE alstualdWrIN.fEaedWhs.ws,, lics, OtIS issis ter me claim, NV name and LANCIR CORPORATIOs, a 5st CNICKIN, SM till I intend II delivered Ii ml is Sheriff if 5pphu0 and will ruIIstursaidn5MeeNilffi,c,e,kef Ciuulp.,z*. $em55 Cimjily, PINS. SM I s,ainit onset N dIscrImINated or uliftt,ecrsiutoror his agent •ttsrniy, and the amount IN THI CIRCUIT Circuit dews, lambels Cuinty, i.v. mw i, isii,at COURT- OP THI claimed, Ifffi5d5Iisisndyet,,s, NOTICIOP or FIends In acasrdancs wIth *1 öwl.i puprty being laMed in EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII.me date When It will became cinsileratim due ' PIIVISHe if NV FIdNINS rd (CAPITURIA YLU) cuiv. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE kmim CY,_isri -Shill be Stalit If the claim Is CLRRKOPCIICIIITCOUNT . Phlulis.-Ti-WIts - Iict$ss-*B COUNTRY, FLORIOL 1tcilsvIy dos111be1 -N taNi . CestInget it ' Ill1 Ir Notice unlIeplidated. the cais NO. ?'-uso-ca..i-i hi. I. Dee $77 iHeto Caatin.JiI, if the wicirtaisty shall be N 1111.414 lii. Albert CaMS laulersIgned His. Arhuw IL Sect. TINS Cit liNt. TOs VIeVI IN 11* eppertusity ti submIt bldg in .151st If lbs dim IS. secured, till MINNIE The MarrIage e wIffu Cleft if the- CIrcvN Court if • ,,,s, • YstS ID No. ?YW1 -BELL JOHNSON HUD. WIN shall r*ptiu to be Seminole CaMy, m in.lssII... aM IIIII01WNY describet Tile Publish: AprIl 35. May 3. PIN5 wIlt. is aMid at 1111.041 ION is • LEY. Wife OVERLOOK P' $7 *171st Ny if Miy be dlecrtad d0 nmw NIbsI is lbs 1117, otne PINS ONflcliN and - PH. $231111 -VeaMif rise, , uim at his claim to mi clerk Is OSCAR &M.,lltheWsstPngntdeiJotmi Il.ViIsvs 1 inU1(4WinS S MISFIRE - N MNFOSS*IITSIMI S$WdIftIsIRIIIISSCSpy15 Husband SYLVESTER JOHNSON, .s... Se sits CsuJy Ceur* Is Oh, IM,lng. Cdii ussister, Two , lpdo p5111.11 reprusIelts,, PIStIlS eI15r 5 NsRI,enofor COON. . Tables CONTRACT - TIME NSTI(l TI CUIITSS$ W I AND M10!s..Lal&1.Iihinmeas.,, suliry ii hue did RaiN. A Umpin, isuM S.J. IALEI COKIRISY. IISI. NOTICUOPAGTION uflIAT1D mMIsIs . 'It m. upv metaMps,5, $&a,.$p. Nelba if av11sh1sat*1CwllvIiWW*s DIUOLUTlo.i o MARRIAGE eisa tWflI*lINM*Iueshslesmapsia,, TO osca P5k$Nber*vP,a*elS.p4 Igitewusg ieecv*ei -itripaøp lumisuis Camly lostui's *i Soles COrngnj, lii., Deport. SYLVESTER I. ___________ iNs. iW situated Ip $emlnsêe egisos rilgIred. WITHIN ThRll • N Cessly, sON. All Wing utensIl at A.J. + __ 305. IMIlI A1'7, JOHNSON Ml im_ppj MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP • -. 'using truUsr S ae Iii $111 lasimI, P55 P55, in ADORAIs UNKNOWN ia i r øyo. at *e THE FIRST PUSLICATION 55 4, 4Ø$ CRI.M. $5p5d, p55, OF I YOU ARE NERISY.NO7IPIRD 22771. IN 0511 $1154141 _R15l if TN$$Nl,Isf DOTIRRACI$ICTIOISPOUIOP iN 'p,a, lit. Aesu dceenad.M11p51 rim. all if Its lI as in wj lisp may hsve IIlat shillings Ills :15 UNIT ONL w,tdl 15*0 - PIN- Niss, ihe1 Ml Nislesil - Aleesleltep SI tItiIIS •RBSINlcalSs SI the pirsisl MarrIiseINbeN)flIsiIN P . CnN merest as Isairdod is P151 U U, heusism. A 11Jul51 i..JJ..., WIIELMSJ I5S ST,vMes,*N • -r fu. $5 Nil'114 * - reguuujuotU,- $i __ __ __ __ uI1 Ii. a SNisSif - • $3 1 lie vats, or ef sun written 1• kIflhlN$lo1.SII.,,,pr. wout wipS - llm&ii.., 51*1 ce. P50 by SemNiuleC aMts James T. COSt, T StaliN. 15W -, lb • AU. CLAIMS DEMANDs, AND .q. 5e I5 I 151 diuse of M M b 'NON if .*.J. Nw ham $lidlrL PietIes, 3377la Ats,: ;lii 15 TN.. OSJICT$ON$ slups, by 710 *t(isui.t-e illuil PILED 5*1 - -, ttuii'Nt I UN1S Cal IiN'Ii 15*NIS*1Irr.'N.i am *1 L01$IIll 'AlV-s 'Tti lie- WiLl. ES FOREVER 5*11*10 • -Culs.to, ONISePSIlCIWLINWV*SIWhlei Ml *5 JN*51*15I a SPAIN if sill NI1Iu,I fits the CISkuat With the Cleft iOINef*51Wi is The Dime Is IeN51*IS Circuit Cairt I c (I1f lush 0 tUminile CaMp. PleriN. sill vs. The. Lonter -1111* iN NUll dlv 51 ____ AdoiI5si$: Mi, 3. County, Flerllep, or isre wi.. I__- me umiupi 0 sam 1W TITJ NeSIss *7&O.NNli55MIWS$5 yin" div liMiv *7. 4 UUlLta,e N. SatiN ____ Julemait may-p ON at sill Court IMI *1 Np if leup iudiN_MPij *1 á*1 tir'iri • MtSINS. I if IS, ! V.Nbe%SU*5OhiN51$5*5Ij,- Agell NW • -. EWNIRI1*111 RESERVED' BUSS*I0S1 I RATUFP. Petition, -• ,'-iaiitu *10:150$IM) COsuly COiIuui ie-.lst, WlTNiuMvj p N. 1 ,. -oft -_ur 0 alum 0551 Cesti, thu jj miØve out 51 ArL... :. ONs, My Ip*ml4ip er ATTORNEY FOR PU$ONAI. (SEAL) 'IIN - - WiuSIl is .IINJI 1111115 ___ p REP*SlUNTATlVI: Artist- N. BOCSIls, Jr :. • I U U U I U I U U ' _ _, I LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be radlng thIs lows '?Iooling for someone to do a lob this-ad wouidn'tbehere. If you want the oPPoftlWIity to earn Three to FIve Hundred dollars a weds, call 1-110.132-5403 anytlm. for recerdedm.ssage. TO BE CONSIDER ED FOR THIS POSITION, APPLICANT MUST BE RESIDENTS 0 SEMINOLE COUNTY AN MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA, WHICH INCLUDE; UNEMPLOYED IS OF THE 20: WEEKS PRIOR TO APPLICA; lION AND BE ECONOMICA1 Y3ISALVANTAOED. I 9 -- * I EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT. THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY.'- • Thursday, May 3, 1979-) 1A . _ - ________ - CLASSIFIED ADS FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION No. ,*CA.e,.D RONALDL. IRWiN, asTruste., ______ 230 MORI( $ M1NOY Mork reports to the Immigration bureau to register himself as an alien. (R) -Ii 831-9993 (2) (4)00 • DICK CAVITT Guest: Antonyludor. 1:00 (2)NTIONAL OEOOMPHIC SPECIAL "The Mystery Of Animal BehavIor' German naturalist photographer Heinz Slsknann has spent his lIfe rscordlnganimalsintheI,natu. ral habitats. (I) S TIME EXPRESS An advertising man WhO bungled a romance and an Ice skating champion who lost her man pat a Chance to rectify their mistakes on the tlmeexpress. 5 MONK I MINDY Mork, convinced he Ii a misfIt, decides to leave Earth until Orion shows him what Mlndys N?. would have been NIce Without him. S HIGHCLIFFI MANOR In their contInuing quest for control, two of the foundation -..- ___ Ld Notics _ _ _ ____ 1 7.00 Ci) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Maryexercls.s herauthorltyto hire anyone she wants by hiring a woman sportscaster. S THE O8WITS ICKERS WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT - IN THE CIRCUIT COUR1 OP THE FICTITIOUS NAME ____ as EIGHTh NTN JUDICIAL CII. hereby given _____ Orlando - Winter Park Seminole engaged In business of 100 MarvIn CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Avenue LOflEWOOd, Seminole COUNTY. FLORIDA. 322-2611 NOtICe N hereby givin that the ____________________ 11.CAIs.K County. Florida, under ti'e ncusious CASE NO. • EDUCATIONAL PROS name of LOVE'S MANUFAC. WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND undersigned, pursuant, to INC GRAMMINO "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter SOCIETY, TURING CO., aid thetwi RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 5.$,Fled4a5IaWs,wIftregç reglsforsaldnam,wflhffi,Cl,rkof paint,n, itlini .................4k a liii with the CIer of the Circuit Court, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, HOURS 3meCutIve times .. . .3k a Iii (1) UPNAT PWida, SHIRLEY LOUISE RENOCK, Florida In accordance with icons.cutIvetIIflU.....3Sc a II 1:00 AM. 5:30 P.M. receipt of pilot of it,, ovisone of the Fictitious Difindard. 1000 PUblic Offhtsfløta,ffiefIctft1 MONDAY thru FR WAY Statutes, To.WlP: Section NSrn NOTICE P (I) CARD SNARHI naitw. tow)?: Florida Statutes 10g. FORECLOSURE SALE y SATURDAY 0.Noon 3 Lines Minimum (4) AU. 54 THE FAMILY PATHTIQUE ______________________ 54g. RIchard F. Hauck CLERK OP CIRCUIT COURT under Ubich . are aigagdd In Dave A. Scholz Notice Is hereby. gIven 1030 tmdrslgnsd Arthur H. Becwiffi, business a? Altamonte MaIl, Wilbern L. Scholz DEADLINES (2)ALL$TAR$ECRETS PublIsh: April 1C, U, May 3, 10, ,_,, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit court if Aitarnonfi Springs, Florida. (I) LOVE OF UP! ,, Seminole County, Florida, ma, tiw parties Interested in sad DElls Noon The Day Before Publication •WI day of May. life, a 11:00 biuskess entarprise are asIows: FIRST BASE, INC. AM., at the we..t ,rn, door n,e 1051 Sunday - Noon Friday RONALD SHAdER, President :Seminole County Courthovse, in the •CNNEWS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11th City of Sanford, Florida, offer for Osted at Cassilberry, SemInole __________________ ___________________ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR sale and sill at pUblic outcry to the County, Florida, on AprIl 13, 101L I SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA highest and best bidder for cash, the Publish: AprIl 10, 21. May 3, 10, (2) HIGH ROLLERS CASE NO. 70.77e.CA*I following described property DElls @•ThIIRIGHT IN RI, THE MARRIAGE OP I i - ia-Help Wanted 4-P!rneIs situated In Seminole County, ______________________ 0 LAVIRNE $ SHIRLEY (R) JOSEPH R. CARROLL, Florida, tow)? ______________________ 1130 Lot IS, Block H, NORTH ORLAN. " Pslitloner.Husband, DO TERRACE SECTiON TWO OF (1JWHW.OFPORTUNE FPjCEDWITHADRJP4Ki and ADVIRTISIMENTPOR BIDS S FAMILY FEUD UNIT ONE, according t thi Flit PROBLEM? A A A' DEBORAH K. CARROLL, PUBLIC NOTICE Is hsreby given thereof as recorded In Pt BOOk Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous EM PLOY MEN7 that Sealed Proposals will be can Help Page 54.FlorIda. Public Records of Seminole received by the Sanford Housing Respondent-Wife. County, pfjw 547.3333 NOTICE OP ACTION Autholity, Sanford, FIOtida Writ. P 0 Bax 1213 Pursuant to the fifial diCiW Of Engineer's Office In Sanford, Sanford, Florida 32771 TO:MRS.DEBORAMK.CARRL oleciojIe entered in a Case Pen Fildaun$il2:oOpM.iocalhImeon PUT YOUR FUTURE IN . 2025 West Mason 12:00 ' eir in said Court, the style of whICh Peoria, Illinois 41501 , Castle Brewer Court (2) PASSWORD piuS FSXt..OHOL A PROBL EM is Wilmington Savings Fund Society Apartments Storm Drainage ImTHE HANDS OF THE (4)THE YOUNG YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an vs. Shiriey Louise Renock, IN YOUR FAMILY? action for dissolution of marriage pvm in accordance with RUSTLESS AL.ANON WITNESS my hand and official DrawIngs, Specifications and • PROFESSIONALS! has Win Hid agoin5? YOU in the s.al of said Court thIs 23rd day Fcrfamiilesorfriendsof PV.00edUE.J Dents prepared by Circuit Court of Seminole County. April, 1P10. EDUCATIONAL PRO. problem drinkers FlorIda and you are required 10 (SEAL) Clark, Die$z.Englniers, CALL 3235176 For future information call GRAIIUItIG serve a copy Of Y0 wrItten The pr*c$, located In the City of Arthur H. kckwllh, Jr. 417-3333orwrlte defenses, If any, to on JACK T Sanford, Florida, consists f Clerk of Circuit COWl SanlordAl.Anon Family Group Executive Secretary '. BRIDGES, stallatlon of storm drainage piping, ESQUIRE, ° By: Patricia Robinson (2) NEWS 533 CLEVELAND, M1ZE & BRIDGES, maijioles, HOts, and heedwall I Typists . Clerk Esq. (4). SEARCH FOR TOMOR Sanford,FIe-23fl1 general clean-up & grading, ______________________ Attorneys fnj Piflt.Husnd, Joseph Dip M. Panlello, Accounting Clerk 'ROW psvernit repelrs, grassing and whoseaddreulsPostOfflc,Dr.wer Exchange National Sank Bldg. mulchIng at all disturbed arses Florist to share ride from Sanford 5 RyAN'S HOPE Office Clerk Z, Sanford, FlorIda 32771, on or p.o. Box 2315 to -N. Orange Ave., Orlando. I4O1jY0D$OJU before May 20, 1070, offed by this (keeper •and file the Tampa, Florida 33401 Mo-Fri • PROPOSALS WILL BE originol with the Clerk Of thi Court PublIst, Apr. 211. May 3, 1970 100 Cashier eIther before servlci Oil PifItlOiWf5 DEl-ill PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ (2)5 DAYS OFOUN LIVES attorney or immediately thereafter, ALOUD Immediately after the ,VHY BE LONELY? Write "G.t A Mechanic _____ (1) MIDDAY otherwise a Default and ultimate explraflonoI the time established Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. light skills will do THE YOUNG AND THE Iument will be entered against UNITED STATES DISTRICT above for receIpt of Proposals. P.O. Pox 1031, Owtr., FL. 33317. you for the relief demanded in the COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS ______________________ RUSTLESS Route Sales . -, Petition. FLORIDA ORLANOO DIVISION AND PROCEDURAL DOCU. _______________________ SLOSI a Found Security Guards MINTS ________________ WllNlSSmyhandandthesalof NO. fl.11eORL.CIV.Y 110 Drawings, Specifications and this Court on thIs 23rd day of April, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Welder (4) 1979. AS THE WORLD Plalntiff,.vs. ONE 1014 FORD Procedural Documents may be Lost: Small, red, female Oath. Plumber (SEAL) CHATEAU VAN, VehIcle lIen. obtained upon application at the 'u.g -•' shund. Pinecrest area. Shipping Clerk ARTHUR H. PECKWITH, JR. tlflcation No. FLA4MIO7IF, office of Clark, Dletz and Reward. 322-0903 2:00 Clerk of the Circuit Court Defendant. ORDER FOR SERVICE AieoClatfl.Englnein, Inc., West ___________________ Ma Intenence Man By: June I. Curtis S THE DOCTORS Fulton Street, Sanford, Florida, BY PUBLICATION - On Dispatcher • Deputy Clerk Upon the payment of a deposit of ONE UP! TO LIVE and affidavit of piainflf In e-Ctid Care 53000iui5etTd1P0hltshallb.I ______________________ Mech inclined, automotive JACK 7. BRIDGES, ESQUIRE aboVe-efltitledcausebyEiissbelh, 210 background or check drawn payable to CLEVELAND. MIZE I BRIDGES Jenkins, Its Assistant United (2)5 ANOTHER WORLD WILL BABY SIT Post Office Drawer Attorney, in an action to enforce the Clark, Dleti and Associates(4)• GUIDING LIGHT IN MY HOME Sanford, Florida 32771 LMI,N EngIneers, Inc. The deposit for eech MANY MANY MORE! • forfeIture on behalf Of 322-0921 set will be refunded to bonafide. Telephone: 305.322.1311 -States Marshal upon Attorneys for Petitioner property situate in this Personal DIstrIct a bidders upon return of the Contract CALL 323.5176 OBIERAL HOSPITAL Child Care In my home Documents In eood condition Publish: April 24. May 3, 10,17, 1017 desolbed as follows: ONE 1914 $TUOIOSU $25wk.; $4 day; $1 hr. DEl-ill FORD. CHATEAU VAN, VIN lasermen fifteen (15) days following GO TO WORK! 3235344 me award ifa Contract. Any ____________________________ _____ ___________________________ __________________________ FLASAI7Q74F, and It appearing to _____ __________________________ _________________________ 310 - __________________________ tilddsr upon returnIng such a set will me Court thi location of n CETA JOB OPENINGS be refunded *00. 'Good Tithigs to Eat • MIAIS,A, IN THU CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND owner to said vililcl Is known, ' ELECTRIC Drawings, Specifications and that said preperty Is located In me FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY, UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE Middle District ___ terms with theIr European 11'd Aim iCOflOffliC QSO9V$PhY 10:00 SUSAN ANTON Guists: Ben Varsen, Oscar Peterson. SARNAIV JONES Betty on v.catm atepe •$$45 resort becomes the bait to trap a rapist. (R) 510DM RI THE LEGISLATURE wild pony roundup, tours a kids cookle.maklng factory and talks with a violin prodigy. 6:30 (2) Q NBC NEWS @)OCSSNEWS 5 ARC NEWS 5 VILLA ALEGRE - . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IOA-EviIngH,r.J&S.nfo,FI. (2) (!) 00 NEWS S STUDIO SEE Attends ,,. p - LteuaInVEmsNs' CUSTOMHOMEBUILT REMOOELING&REPA1R 56, SALINT & ASSOC. 372-5445 iMan,quaIltyopej. I yrs. eip. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 3771321 - 2 Retired men want repair work of any 1kw, ir.cluding roots. Free Estimates. 333.5543, INSULATION BittIng, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. LowW? prices. Call 371053$ or 154.7344715 collect. Concrete Work Free Estimate Call Mr TayIr'i 5545 - Railings - Custombuilt ironwork, Window guards, gales etc. Marlin'S 321-7U1, jJ9-7y Roof Repairs Expert root repairs, built up & thinglvs & new work. Commer cial & residential 332 7173 _____________________ __________________________ All types, eqpt repair, truck bodies, roof rdck, portable eqpt Martin's 373 7881 339 7693 Your BusIness.,7 Dai 322.2611 or 831-9993 j �. A-Evsideg Hen d. S.nfs,t Fl. . . in, -- -- 'a - - -e ••.. - - -- 0 4 p p - lip I Ok I Easy to to assemble and install. Top quality components. Tough acrylic finish with decorator hardware. __ - - Mad.fo'th.S*nCAWJM 1- B24 1 8C2448 Bookcase Unit 1 -25" *25" Counter Top UNIFRONT CABINETRY / ILU be used avenon surfaces. Use on damp f; ~ Ac% wood, masonry, metal. No blistering, peeling; cracking. Highly reelstent to mildew, White 799 and CoIoi3. *e# Gallon Re Price (gaL). . a 99 SCREWDRIVER KIT Contains 8 screwdrivers and one handle. No, PSK-8. 32950 Set 690t b _______ ____ contimmal With 20 lb. tank. Grill and top made of heavy duty cast aluminum. With Turbo-Air venting on the back to effectively rotate the host. Has a stainless heavy duty chrome wire cooking grates, a 13%." x 19" cooking grid. Volcanic rock briquettes included. CHAR-BROIL W. C. •N*DI.SV CO Each No. GG600 120 No. Rig. Price (each) ........ 98.88 • GARDEN HOSE All weather, flexible 1/2" x 50' hose has smooth, glossy finish. In opaque Green. Deluxe two-ply. Each No. Reg. Price (each). .2.39 V (40/b. bag)... 1.29 SPRAY ENAMEL Scstty'r Bright colors and Ap- i pliance White alkyd enamel. A hard dryIngo top quality glois finish for interior or exterior use. PLUMBER'S FRIEND I Keystone &" Reg. Price (each)..... i;-t- ,i.,;-'4:•:-. c? I ' • 14ft"mow Reg. Price kw4osm ______ • use. Can be boss-laid or cemented in place. In decorator patterns and colors. Cushioned, no-wax. 12widths. _______ ___ A long wearing, plain back. carpet deaLt or. patios. Premium grade hóUiiho$d '+4 o kiiIcates and protects. In 3iL1003. . U Irp •1 • • • Bungalow. • .OS $ Pr • ciecica Resists mildew, weather, In. am,chemicals. In 6' or 12' widths. Sq. Yd. No. L-2401. iii.i available - ask your Scotty's salesman for details) Rig. Price (sq. yd.) ................ . ..... 3.19 29C Each Rig. Price (each).45C 7-. -•• ___ ., rool"110, Ism ..0.1 Rig. ice 49 Sq.Yd. (sq. yd.). . . 2.99 Lovely simulated woodgrain printed finish adds warmth to any morn ... ata budget pricel 4' x 8 panels are 5132" n&.ra 12',am ft,S than * thick. ____ VlW#OfPIiø9I - : •:-: :;--._ : !• 1:-' :. •••• 1 fl•••. r ::' '- • 299 . .. so3 :,. r a (llfLoz can) 1.27 1.25 . ,•, 'v.: can 79O PANELING SYNETHIC TURF SUPER OIL '•, •••• £- ''•• • SHEET VINYL T ______ FLOORING •..' , 89C . • 11 fl oz. Ca n Heavy, reinforced rib construction. Made of finest rubber that will not harden or crack. Smooth wood handle. cup diameter. No 4072. I I 916 199 Price R Single speed 1/4" power drill can be used with accw sories to sand, wire brush, grind, buff, shine and polish. Double insu- 777 Each lated, needs no grounding. No. 7004. Reg.PrIc.(each)............&88 GAS GRILL ___ 99t9 aLbcA' . 1/4" DRILL 1-41 Reg. Price (kit) 1.19 - 11JFF(JTE • Ki 2- BC2448 Bookcase Units 1- W2424 Wall Cabinet 2-B-2436"BaseCabinets 1- BT24 30" Base Cabinet 1 25" x 24" Counter Top 2-25" x 25" Counter Tops 4O.Ss _ Adjustable ____ Latex Acrylic HOUSE PAINT 11550 Set r. CONCRETE MIX Premixed sand, gravel cement 40 lb. bag makesl/3cu.ft. Panel Rig. Price (pan.!)... .3.39 q 4 Plastic TOILET BRAT Economy concave plastic .w has BATHROOM ACCI$$O*IE$ Wp mounted hinges for ____ DONN I I PAMHOLDER NOM iadon. White only. No. C-76. 3 COnCNiad ew moundng Listi. • • • •I•IIS • - I No.126. SCrawoflIC..y. Each . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . . 4.41 4566 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.11 I'P,aIIahsIiadCAJINIy$IT SAVEFUILCOSTSI vitreous china, close coupled, reverie trap tank _ anowlcombl nation has round front. Less .sst tcp not included) andeupply. No.CC4044. '--. ---•-. Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.00 I I S • Alsisy ANlevet Place 315"x4'x$.............7.2O -----• l ' Iu _ --- /1 • WIUacceptpal?' S iiItehi.forinsnv - •• ,.. Evening Heiald & NII&PU$PI a laci sown un.Ft...........4I1 . C erDtJ I Hemid Advertiser km May 3, 1979 ____________ •__ __ L*welgh$, to tee. _ sAyIl S • C • Canbsuaadb*uniig and other tiome IIaaa-L71 PPhICR$ GOOD ThU MAY 10 0 SANFORD 1W riwinvvnu - - - • - rh: 32;-4700 0 -- • ypUrSelf CMW SWWW -.--.- flLLOW NMVEOIA& MOW *v,o :' , 0 -. 2*4*0 Pine .lvkigiseoft, __ I 00 quonsesmsrnsnoe -- PIN $11Sy.I,S __.4.$ -----• It : - j Ingid. frosted So I 1.0 ' -s. WAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII tO4OF Prices quoted in this ad are based on customers picking-up mkdondu.. it our Mote Delivery is svstpla for a small charge. IV do fight to limit - IOYaerWsnssIy 7.25 Square ...21.75 Bundle r•. .10%, s .......is. iS #4,0 bob" AriO . 4 cDx PlYWOOD IHIATHUIS •1* iIr*4'*r(3pl4.......7.S$ ia I '99C g , ' 3sTiI MENIAlS .t-.---- WDO wsmc*sn' 'Lw i*u sswdfr.*ss4 • : psi..OII.9 at I RONftw 880 Bundle 3/4.1 * 4 * e . . . . . . . . . . . . 22.20 ftW 3)1" 1 47 sag. . . . . . . . 2.20 year. i can 6.4 Square ... • TRIMLINE I-u sq.t 1.1. Sq.Ft. 1l?*4'ac$'(4ply)......$.23 OI5 11)5' 3n"*lr..lO%I r.is'. .... ..Ill 5$. * 4'x $'• . . . . . . . . . . . 10.72 through II' (SssaN Sat. . . . 31.00 . so w us soft $TSN 140 ASPhALT X 4' *5'. . . . . • . • • . 1141 grimed sit indude sink base, two it' * IISPJ11ATION 30" Iniss A wall insulated and aImatching can eave (Faucet hams much as sink and ietSuuUly-IrsdsA impervious to :eii II or wsier. I In Whit. and -- LM U 1W " ç Scsit? . to form a I I lw'x4'*s' 31$'x4'*8'. • • .. 1$.N 1I2 8 s4xr...,......,..1t13 Ss1.d down by the suWs how ? ti oneplece roof, v cii. ft. ijlj Godc k wood K"Iassd OLOUT COMUON gravel and camant. Wftbegmaltas ____ App rov.d. 01KOWN IN brackets. Triple plated chrome fin- Oiron* austabls flanges. Pciiabsd liii. Chrome roller. Easy to Instat aluminum rod le 1" dIameter. No - I fihim • Prsmlx.d sand, Agoncy Handsome contemporary styling. MO I PLYWOODcosicim NIX ..Do pr• in U -- -• �- - uq herald& Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, May 3, 1979 Joining The Datsun Family tvening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, FL Mini e'-Truck Can Carry One-TonCarg aim \'z--------- 'a7 IL I Ready This Month - 'qqL. - \'\THIS WEEKEND ONLY I ---------- THIS - II WEEKEND ONLY 1' T 0 Thursday, May 3, 179-3 A Beginning this nionth Datsun will offer a heavy duty mini-pickup trucl whi ch can carry :one tor,r al load of cargo and ,— - people. SU ,p- - - - / 1 . HEAVY DUTY ! Datsun's new heavy-duty pickup, capable of carrying a one ton load of cargo and people, Is aimed at the commercial customer and private owner who want to combine the capacity of a large truck with the economy of a mini-pickup. DATSUN The heavy-duty model joins the other Datsun truck - the U1 Hustler, Stretch, King Cab and Cab and j Chassis - for sale at Baird. 4 Ray Datsun in Fern Park. ' The new version of Datsun's long-bed pickup will have a total load capacity of 2,025 pounds, compared with the standard edition's capacity of 1,400 pounds. The new model includes, as standard equipment, eight. ply tires, heavy duty alternator and battery, electric fuel pump and reclining bucket seats. The vecle is aimed at commercial customers and private owners who want to combine the hauling capability of a larger truck with the fuel economy of a mini-pickup. Buying Auto Tires Raises ON WE LEASE NEW DATSUNS CARS and TRUCKS SALE 24-36 ENTIRE STOCK MONTHS OPEN OR CLOSED END LEASES THIS EEKEND61 Question : New Or Used? 00 off By JOHN MEYER Buying tires for your car raises several questions: Radial or bias-ply? New, used or retreaded? Much has been written about the alleged advantages of radials over regular bias-ply tires. However, the higher cost of the radials usually exceeds any later savings in gas mileage and longevity, Furthermore, most radials pose problems that rarely occur with conventional tires. Often the tread or belts will separate, forming bulges that can result in poor handling and blowouts. New radials are often out-of-round or unmatched, causing strange thumping sounds or vibrations that cannot be corrected by balancing. Other frequent cornplaints are loss of air and size differences among tires of the same brand, despite identical size markings. Radial tires also require different front-end alignment adjustments. The tires should not be interchanged from brand to brand. And they need nrnre precise and frequent inflation checks. Some of these problems are aggravated if the tire has steel belts. That increases heat buildup and tire stress. If von are set on owning radials, buy ones with an all-fabric uord, such as polyester or nylon, Ill wcrt'to purchase new tires, I ould look for a nyloncord bias-belted variety. I would specify is two-ply with a 1our-pI rating. lotir-or six-ply tires are neccs;ary for heavier loads, but two-ply tires create less heat and last longer. The four-ply r-atiii siiiiplv means the plie:; are heavier, Nylor: has the annoying habit of thunrpin; when the tires are cold. lint no substance -- cxcc;t sirit of the new araznil fibers - outlasts it. Unfortunately, ylun-coci ti res riot al 1: • - :-: :. stitute, I would choose a polyester cord, adding fiberglass belts if I wanted additional strength. And I would shop for "blems," tires that for some minor reason - usually cosmetic - cannot be sold as new. Blems are fully guaranteed and meet all specifications. This is one of the few times when a car owner can find a bargain that is not of inferior quality. You are asking for trouble, however, if you purchase used or retreaded tires. Used tires are the better bet of the two, but it is almost impossible to find a matching set with adequate rca . ' \ . .• .' ''j - NO PLUS FREIGHT & SERVICE moo". 4E Pas0 c heap Sl The tsulls fun to ..1II I 'Dett Wfiv Utai DwIft W&& wuft it& Deav" -'' CENTRAL FLORIDA'S NO. I DATSUN DEALER • Retreads are made from casings provided by a number of manufacturers. As a result, they seldom match in size. The rubber used on retreads also seems to be softer and more likely to wear or throw the thread. In short, the problems you inherit with retreads are not worth the initial savings. Have your tires balanced after purchasing new ones or rotating old ones. (All your tires, including the spare, should be rotated for maximum mileage.) A good tire balancer will spin the mounted tire on its wheel to give you the most accurate combination of static and dynamic balance. That is Important in retarding tire wear and clirriruatnig annoying sometimes dangerous shiniu and vibration. Their coutwuc to pay attention to your tires. For exariiplt, no tire can perform its best if At is always under-inflated; thiaL creates more internal friction, making the tire riron• liKely to fail or '.ear unevenly. If tires are not equally iirfl;ttcd, the car's handling will suffer'. And doat drrva until your tires are bald. I{cnieiri be r, you can ulten SdvC money when buying new tires by ~ .aa CAI 13 - BRINGS YOU I THE TOP GAS MILEAGE CAR AT THE LOWEST PRICE. lul so to] AN INSIDE LOOK 197$ PONTiAC 6AI On board each of the two major tire company traveling exhibits is X-ray equipment idetitical to that used in Plant quality assurance labo tor es. Sharon I)ala, tour coordma (or. looks at the X-ray Image (right ) of passenger tire, as well as a closed ciru nit tek'visioii fi101ittor showing tire tire rotataii inside the safety shielded X-ray equipmcnL. \Iajor tire companies US X-ray testing jnsl)ect internal uniformity and ')reci' o' )Iice 'llt of components of randonil' , :ctedtirs,. ra i ' mx Loam '4588° I 1977 CUTLASS SUPREME 1976 CUTLASS SUPREME a Auto, Pwr Steering Brakes, Air Only 23,000 mIles 4I88 Auto, Pwr Steering & Brakes, Air Only 36,000 miles I 3588 1976 PONTIAC RREBIRD ESPRIT Auto, Pwr Steering & Brakes, Air Only 40,000 miles 3988°° I I ko j I RLD it I 1&,F M ' Aft n a 1 �- dL 4—Evening Herald £ Hrald AdvertiserSanf,rd, Ft. Thursday, May 3, 1979 Evening Herald £ Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. The New Buick Skylark Engineering Delight For A gile Ride 1 The 1960 Skylark is the first Buick to feature a transverse-mounted engine - and only the second Buick to offer front-wheel drive, following by only six months the introduction of the highly successful Riviera. The aim in engineering Skylark was to produce a car with abundant usable passenger and luggage spce, all the detail and refinements for an agile yet comfortable ride, and styling theme that was recognizably Buick. Efficient space utilization is achieved by several means, the most Important of which is the use of transverse front-wheel drive. This configuration permits the packaging of the entire drivetrain in front of the passenger compartment. Except for the exhaust and uel systems, the remaining portion of the vehicle is left available for passengers and possessions. In combination with MacPherson strut suspension in the front and a trailing axle in the rear, the room are slightly increased positioning of an engine at a while there Is only a small 90 degree angle to the decrease in shoulder room, longitudinal axis of the car The 1980 Skylark sedan's allowed engineers con- luggage capacity Is in. siderable savings in weight creased more than one cubic and exterior dimensions. foot compared to Its 1979 The Environmental counterpart, while trunk Protection Agency interior room in both the 1979 and volume rating index for the 1980 Skylark coupes is the 1980 Skylarks Is slightly same 14.3 cubic feet. more than the 1979 models, The standard powerplant yet they are 19 inches In the 1980 Skylark Is the 2.4 shorter, five inches litre (151 CID) 2-barrel L4 narrower and some 750 which develops 90 horpounds lighter than their sepower. A 2.8 litre (171 CID) predecessors. Although 2-barrel V.6 which develops mounted on a 104.9 inch 115 horsepower is available wheelbase rather than the on all models. The latter is a 111 inch wheelbase used in 60 degree configuration with 1979, front leg and hip room an aluminum intake are increased and front head manifold for quick warm-up and shoulder room are only and good cold engine slightly reduced. In the rear driveability. seat, the baud, leg and hip To improve comfort and - 1980 BUICK SKYLARK COUPE quiet operation, an isolated engine cradle Is used to support the engine, drivetrain and front lower control arms. Compared to conventional body Integral construction, this design provides Improved engine and road impact isolation to the passenger compartment, The extensive use of in. sulation in all 1980 Skylarks also contributes to quiet operation. In the top-of-theline Limited model, Buick uses the same acoustical Insulation treatment and materials as it does in the Riviera. To further enhance the quiet ride In models using the optional V4 engine and THM 125 automatic transmission, a hydraulic motion damper Is used. This small, single tube shock absorber" reduces engine vibration and allows the use of softer engine mounts, thus giving passengers a softer ride. The elimination of torque steer, lead, and throttle or brake sensitivity generally associated with front-drive cars was achieved through an extensive effort in design analysis, test development and production controls. The result, when combined with rack-and-pinion steering, is linear, predictable, yet precise han dling. Other engineering features found on the 1980 Skylark are the maintenance-free sealed front and rear wheel bearings, very similar to those introduced on the 1979 Riviera, and bolt-on fender Inners that provide im- proved splash protection for the engine compartment. The braking system incorporates several in. novatlons. Skylark for the first time Uses a low drag front brake caliper which improves efficiency by means of a specially designed piston seal that also acts as a return spring for the brake pad. quick take-up master cylinder with integral valving. The quick take-up feature maintains a firm pedal feel with the low drag calipers. Both proportioning and failure warning functions are incorporated into. the master cylinder itself. The master cylinder body is cast aluminum with a plastic reservoir for weight and Models with standard space savings. brake systems use an This system is also the organic outboard lining with first General Motors design a semi-metallic inboard to feature diagonal split lining. With power assisted braking for Improved partial brakes, it full semi-metallic system performance with lining Is used. Rear brakes the weight bias inherent in are conventional drisna with front-wheel drive cars. Thus, organic lining, the right front and left rear brakes act In conjunction, as Another first for brakes on do the left front and right the Skylark Is the use of a rear. New Series: Skylark,, Sport, L im ieted The all new 1960 BuIck passenger compartment creased more than one cubic been a imced, bit using by Skylark has baen designed space. 11109139 fenders, wide models also feature dome foot compared to Its 1979 mileage numbers which hor1otgaj tall lamps, and a engine, glove box, ashtray, and engineered from the ground tç for efficient use Of want On the Inside when you counterpart, trunk submitted to notchback roofline — all trunk, and courtesy lights It, the aflnew Skylark room in bothwhile the 1979 andhave EPA,beeen and thee, U approv it Identifiable is features. standard equipment and omier thin its 1980 Skylark COUpS$ 15 th shapes up as a real fuel Buick nukr'&bh sPwO- and energy actually roomier Under the sheet metal, gen While providing the con- 1979 counterpart, although It same — 14.3 cubic feet. us. of wood grain saver. venlence and comfort is now mooted on a 104.9 Skylark has the same aton the Instrument panel. But although passenger Either the standard 2.5 teidin to engineering that Surrounding the Skylark traditionally associated with Inch wheelbase rajie. than and cargo room have in.. liter (151 CID) 2berrel L-4 h long Provided Buicks Limited passenger com• the ame "Buick." 111 Inch wheelbase used creased, on the outside the engine, or the optional 2.1 with Precise handling and a partment Is an acoustical For 1980, Buick offers inthe 1979. Front leg room and 1980 Skylark is smaller — litre (171 CID) 24borrel V4, comfortable, smooth three Skylark series: hip room are Increased and actually 1 Inches shorter, are available In all models. ride. insulaon package meeting Buick has log bow known the Skylark, Skylark Sport, and front head and shoulder five Inches narrower and 750 same material The standard tran'mI.jon for Its lUzu$r1us fuI1-i4 Skylark Limited. All three room are only slightly pounds lighter than the 1979 is a manual 4ipied 1 s u n are offered In both coop.and reduced. In the rear seat, the model.' with a Aimed "a cut above" Bulck'j top-of-the-line sedan. floor-mounted shift. An the COlUpetItlon, that same Riviera, head, leg and hip room are That kind of "efficiency " optional 3.gpeed automatic luxury is now offerij In a For the first time, the slightly Increased while engineering, results In available. Compact car — the 1980 Skylark has front-wheel there is a small decrease in operating efficiency for the The 100 Skylark continues Following in the footsteps Skylark drive with the engine shoulder room. Lim ited- The In- the Buick tradition of owner. All the Environ- of such current Buick sue- tenor moqntecf transversely. This features velour or providing style kud efWhen it comes to cargo mental Protection Agency stories Rivierafeatures and vinyl flotChbick seats, door ficlency of operation without eoeiftguratlon permitted room, the 1960 Skylark's fuel economy ratings for theecu Regal, theasSkylark courtesy lights, and a car- sacrifice effIcfnt use of available luggage capacity j 1r- 1980 Skylark huy flct yt a bold pnight grille flankk.4 peted package shelf, limited comjo, of luxury and 42 Sleeping Driver By JOHN MEYER Many drivers are unconscious. I don't necessarily mean they aren't paying attention to where they are going. What I do mean is that most motorists drive until their cars refuse to go any farther. By then, it may be too late. Costly repairs are necessary simply because they were not listening to what their cars were saying. The most obvious example is the person who continues to drive when the oil-pressure or temperature gauge indicates a problem. These gauges or lights mean stop. Immediately! (The only gauge or light you can afford to ignore for even a short time is that for the charging system.) Learn to read all the warning signs your car might give you. If your car is equipped with warning lights rather than gauges, find out from your owner's manual how to make sure they are working properly. If they are not, you will have no indication if a problem arises. Also learn some of the other indications of trouble, such as leaks. Check beneath your car every day for signs of fluid loss. Often the location of the leak - front or rear, left side or right - can help the repair technician find the problem faster. Of course, it Is also Important to determine the kind of fluid that is leaking. Also take time for a daily "walk-around." Before starting your engine, walk around the car and look at it. See if there are any new scratches. Visually check tire inflation and wear. Determine if the exterior lights are working. This technique is helpful both as a safety precaution and as a means of discovering problems before they become more serious. One thing a mechanic finds annoying and timeconsuming is a customer who complains vaguely about "strange noises." Thursday, May 3,1979-5 Buying A Used Car? Better Pay Attention By KEMP HOWLAND General Manager Blue Book Cars "What should I look for when shopping for a used car?" If I had a dollar for every time I've heard that question I could retire today. The fact Is that most people don't buy a used car often enough to realize what to expect for their money, and this puts them at a disadvantage when they start shopping. What should be a pleasant acquisition many times turns Into distateful drudgery and often ends in disappointment. As in any other investment venture, the prospective used car buyer should have a basic idea of what he needs. How will the car be used? How many miles will it travel annually? How much maintenance ate you willing to perform on your cur? Will this be your only vehicle? If you are financing the car how much can you afford to put down? How large a monthly payment can your budget handle? Is gas mileage important to you? Do you really know how much any given car will cost you over a two or three-year period of ownership? Everyone who contemplates buying a used car should take it little time to answer these basic questions on paper prior to going shopping. Just as the housewife with a wellthought-out shopping list spends less and gets more for her money than the impulse buyer, so does the used car buyer save time and money if he has taken time to determine his basic automotive needs. Please note that I say "needs", not "wants." Saying to yourself "I'm going to buy a 1974 Mercedes and I'm not going to spend a nickel over $1,000," is being pennywise and pound foolish. You will wind up with the least desirable example of the car you want, and it will cost you more in the long run. Your best bet is to analyze your needs, determine the amounts you are willing to spend, and take this in- formation to a reputable automobile dealer. If you don't know who Is reputable check with you chamber of commerce. Ask around. The dealer with a good reputation to look after is not likely to do anything to hurt that reputation. The dealer is there to assist you. He will point out which of his cars fill the particular needs that you have established. He is also aware of little things like loan values; which lenders have the most Liberal terms; the most favorable Interest rates and other bits of information which may be important to you. He can arrange financing, insurance, waranty, and he can take your present vehicle in trade if you decide to USC it as partial payment towards your next car. Keep In mind that an independent used car dealer does not use the same mark-up system as it new car dealer. Used car dealers do not price cars on it percent over cost basis. Used car prices are determined by supply and demand and must therefore be very competitive. Although it used car dealer may add one or two hundred dollars to his asking price in order to give you it higher allowance for your trade-in, his basic price structure is pretty veil fixed. IInn't Let that deter you from iiating w offer, but remember that if your offer is not quite t'nougli, the dealer may make it counter-offer which lit' feels in more in line with current market values. The goal, of course, is it deal that is satisfactory to both buyer and seller. If you make 10 different offers on 10 different cars and all offers are refused, you should look for a less expensive car, or you ittight raise your sights it bit on what you are willing to spend. Dealers do not iiiake any money by saying "no." Think about that as you shop. Next week I will attempt to point out some of the ways that well-intentioned buyers get stung on used cars, and how to avoid such things happening to you. Hornet 6 Auto. Air Sharpest One In Town - hi $199500 78 Cheve"e 4Dr. High E.P.A. Rating Low Cost Of Operation. Sharp 4 Spd., 4 Cyl. — �—Evening Herald S Herald Advertiser, Sanford, FL : Thursday, May3,ifl Evening Herald S Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 3, 1979-7 Avoid Unpleasant Surprises Car Care Quiz Car Is Trying To Tell You Something This time oi year need service. Have them thousands of area residents checked out immediately. will be taking to the road to Getting new brake shoes In enjoy the great outdoors with time could save you a costly their families. Unfor- bill for new drums or tunately, some of these rotors." families are in for an UnHere are some other brake pleasant surprise. They are problems, with do Camara's the ones who will become diagnosis for each: • victims of automobile break- pulls to one side: downs on the open highway WheelCar cylinder is defective, or In some remote area. or a caliper piston is "Too many people take sticking. their cars for granted during - Lock and skid In rear: the year, and then wind up Rear axle wheel bearing seal being stranded while on that is defective. first long drive," says - Pedal hops: Brake Richard P. de Camara, drum is out of round or a - Looseness in steering: President of a National rotor Is wobbling. Possibly, One of three things: muffler corporation."Ho- the rotor faces are not Improperly adjusted front wever, many breakdowns parallel to each other, wheel bearings, worn ball could be avoided If drivers Long Mopping distance joints or steering linkage. would only listen to the with a low, hard pedal: - "Thumping" sound 'language' of their cars Power brake system has from front end when before taking to the road," failed. A new power unit braking: Defective says the veteran automobile and— or a vacuum hose may suspension pivots or ball executive, be needed. joints or steering linkage. STEERING AND According to do Camara, -Uneven tire wear: Could SUSPENSION every cough, wheeze, moan result from one of several "If your car wanders at things: improper tire or groan that comes out of high speed or if the wheels pressure; faulty wheel your car should tell you something. To help you hop on braking, your shock alignment; wheel and tire absorbers are worn out," out of balance or defective better understand what "something' is, do Camara says de Camara. "Get to an wheel bearing, ball joints or auto service shop -right steering linkage, offers the following tips: away. You're driving a - Worn out tires: CornBRAKES dangerous car." mon after about 40,000 If youheara 'scrunching' - Car not level : A Should be replaced miles. right or 'squealing' sound," says suspension arm Is damaged way. U tires are worn out means your car's brakes or a spring Is broken. and car has MacPherson ) 4 and take your car to a transmission shop. CONTROL SYSTEM Hard starting: rough Idling; oil fumes from - style suspension, the Mac. Pherson struts may need new artridges. TRANSMISSION AND DRIVESH43T "When your car makes a 'clunking' sound at low speed," says de Camara, "It's telling you your drive shaft universal joints are worn out.,, -Vibration at high speed: Either the tires 8 Un balanced or the drive shaft IS out of balance. -Automatic transmission slips: Check the transmisslon fluid level, and contact a transmission shop as soon as possible. - Automatic transmission doesn't shift properly: Check open, your car will start hard and accelerate jerkily until It warms up. If it sticks closed, you face vapor lock in the summer and .ga3wagejn the winter, not to mention un- engine; Mailing; lack of power; poor gas mileage; all of these emission control problems could be caused by one small engine part the size of your thumb - the Positive Crankcase Ventilatlon Valve (PCV). According to do Camara, the PCV permits unburned oil and contamjnwgs that gather in the crankcase to escape back Into the engine where they are re-used. This serves two purposes: it saves fuel and it cuts down on pollution In the air. "You should check your PCV valve as often as you change your oil," says do Camara, "especially If you do a lot of Mop-and-go city driving. And And the cost of rep i is minimal." 11 car, Like the PCV, It's another relatively inexpensive part to replace. de Camara emphasizes that a good, year-round preventative maintenance plan Is the key to getting your car through the hazards of spring driving. "Don't wait until your car starts moaning or groaning before taking corrective action," says do Camara. He states that to keep your car In top condition the year around, observe the following rules: - Have a tune-up once a year (every 10,000— 12,000 miles). -Change your oil every 6 months (4 months for stop. and-go city drives). - Change your transmisslon fluid and adjust do Camara warns that in Your t r a n am isa ion addition to the PCV, there frequently if you tow a is another potential villain tr. within your car's emission - Lubricate your steering control system - the heat and suspension joints every riser valve, 4,000 miles. "When the heat riser valve - Change your air filter gets old, it sticks. If it sticks regularly. Mustang Pace Car 19 79 M ust a ng Is 500 Pace Car Here are the features of the 1979 Mustang: Exterior includes black greenhouse moldings, black lower back panel, unique front fascia with fog lamps (dealer installed), unique hood scoop, unique rear spoiler Pace Car tape treatment, Pace Car identification (dealer hdaIled), nthdtip.bodyslde molding accent stripe dolor-keyed to tape treatmeg, black lower body" tu4one treatment (includes deletion of rocker panel molding), unique pewter body color, dual remote mirrors, Michelin 190.65Rx 390 TRX radial ply BSW tires, forged metric aluminum wheels (Includes unique suspension), flip up open air roof, Halogen headlamp.. Interior Includes unique cloth and vinyl reclining Remo bucket seats (black Only), engine turn Instrument Panel applique, Indianapolis 500 right hand applique, base car door and quarter trim panels, console including diagnostic warning module and elec- 0 Proper Tire Inflation: S f Dr v ing The earliest auto tires improved riding comfort, advances in tire technology. example, reinmended air exceed the maximum price of a l9 2-door Ford were made of solid rubber. Fuel economy was not an Maximum Inflation pressures usually differ for marked on the tire sidewall, LTD is about $5,400, and the Though Improvement important consideration pressures are expected to front and rear tires because And a difference should median price of a steelover steelan wheels, they Mill during that era. increase to 44 pounds or of vehicle handling con- always be maintained bet- belted radial tire, with an provided a hard ride. Today's metric-sized more In the IM's to achieve siderations. On all cars, ween the front and rear tires The ride softened radial tires are designed to better gas mileage. recommended tire pressures If that Is specified t), estimated road life of up to somewhat In the early lNOs be inflated up to 35 pounds. manu urer. 40,000 miles or more, is $75, Proper tire Inflation Is are indicated on a dicker with the introduction of Higher pressures reduce fact less than one-fifth of a cent pneumatic tires, which rolling resistance and hnportant. It assures safer affixed to the glove cornper mile of use. Thus, while initially required 60 pounds therefore increase gas driving, increases tire life partment door or on the left In 19M. of air pressure. car prices over a 71-year mileage, as muds o and saves gas - but it's front door post. Higher ki tITi was introduced, the p ,Increased m Passenger car tires In use percent at steady highway base price of a ModsiT Ford fromthe1NOsth,oug lNOg speeds compared with bias pressures than posted are was about $6. A non-.kid than MO percent, the wilt generally were designed for or belted-lAss tires. At the preRecommended air recommended by tire and tire' within estimate road cost of atlre has j, lower pressures —20 to 32 same time, riding comfort pressure Is determined by for life of up to 5,010 miles, cod only 1$ percent and typ. of car as well as type of long the cod pounds - to help achieve has been improved through tire. driving, but $46, IIWS less than a cant per mile of actual use has On M4km wagons, for cold sir pressure should not per amile of use. The base dsce*ss.d some 10 percent. It Doesn't Pay $7JOIIN MEYER Beca%as a good brake job Is net cheep, car owners often try to cut corners. But brakes are on. area where scrimping seldom pays and often Is dangerous, You can reduce your diane,. of needing a major brak, job by watching for eeily waruing signs. Periodic maintenanc, checks bya certified mechanic are also Importaig, A car with dewn brakes should be Cimy3,Opie,; acarwlth scbek,s,,I often wear fader, should be checked every 20,000 mIles, The check Is not time'conmanljsg or expensive, Your certified mechanic can then give you an accurate e4bnat. of when your next check should take place or how long It will be w*Il brake work Is needed, (Manufacturer,' mileage figures are only conservative Your driving 1bft. your car and where yes . live affect the frequency of brak, check.. Your mechanic \ / Proper care and maintenance of your car can mean significant reductions in fuel consumption, Start out by having your car's engine thoroughly tuned. AM motor club tests show that even minor tuneups can improve mileage by 10 per cent. Other tests have shown that tune-ups can result In an immediate 9 to 15 percent improvement in gasoline mileage. On Brakes braking or the Wgh.pltch.d___ wuial of dresis filled with dod from worn lining. __ Under wet drivIng conditions, you may observe such problems as grabbing or temporary loss of braking of. fidancy. Often these difficulties We temporary, correcting ____ ______ hiaMIV,, when the lirgog warms and dries after beak. _____ ____ pphlUvn, If the problem persists, reswe yourself by ___ ______ _____ vlikhsg a coenpeted murh-slc. By the time a delver ____ notices a beak, problem, it has ___to the phd ___ usually progressed where the ihilag has worn dangerously thin, the dn.rm or rotors are gouged beyond ____ or the hydraulic system has sprung a leak rediniption ___ the liurI'* ___ or let all the fluid that has fáuled out. That's why thee, periodic beake ___ ducks we so Incortait, .... .•. Not available with Cobra Option, appearance protection group, bodyalde moldings, handling suspension, rocker Panel moldings, pin stripes, Corba hood graphics, lower tu-tone paint, 2.3 litre, 2.8 litre or 3.3 litre engines, exterior accent group, interior accent group, other radio (except AM-FM stereo radio with 8-track tape), wheel or tire options, or four-way manual driver's seat, Auto Maintenance Cuts Fuel Costs TO can ofter mote specific and accurate advice.) Some of the danger algns you should watch for between checks are metallic scraping while braking, IncrjJ pedal effort or dokignoises 'tancs, a pedal that sinks when brakes are applied or a pedal that psanped mos'e tim once for adequsse braking. mod be Other symp(osns rsqwlng In mediate attention ar. low fluid levels in the muter cylinder (usually located In the engine compartment),_excomive pedal trivel before brakes angag. or tI.'pginom on the hide of a tire1 which hidicatu a leak at that wheel. But ress.mb.r that disc-brake fluid le,I. should dro since 11*1 Is past of their seif-adjoding action. With Socs, the muter cylinder level should be checked more often. Also see your nechanIc If your brakes become lasi rsspondyf hard and repeated braking. B. alert fOr pulsating pedal, a Meting wheel 4hot shudders su1sra tronic day.date.elapsed time clock, leather wrapped sport steering wheel, deluxe seat belts, light group. Functional Items Include 5.0 litre (302 CID) engine with four-speed manual transmission (2.3 litre turbocharged engine with hood scoop nomenclature, excluding turbo Instrument panel badge, available as an option), power steering, power rakes, Intermittent windshield wipers, AM-FM stereo with cassette tape, premium sound system, Ghia level deluxe sound package, sport tuned exhaust. Check spark plugs. Make sure yours are clean and all firing properly, Then check distributor ooints if your engine requires this. Replace clogged, and dirty •::• V ''i i • :&ttj.i:r air and oil filters, Check for proper functioning of the automatic choke a sticking one will waste gas. Be sure the air-fuel mixture of the carburetor is precisely adjusted. Change oil regularly. Use the correct weight oil as recommended in your car owner's manual. A heavier weight oil will force the engine to use more fuel to overcome the heavier oil's resistance, while an oil too thin may not provide enough protection to prevent engine damage. while you're getting your car tuned, check to see that the- tirs â1e properl,y - .. lj... •)J:; balanced and wheels properly aligned. If they're not they can create drag, forcing the engine to use more power thus, more gasoline while shortening tire life drastically. A bent frame could have the same effect. Check tire pressure on your car frequently. Underinflated tires increase rolling resistance and cut fuel economy. But don't over-inflate by more than two or three pounds. This could c'tuse rapid wear and cut tire contact with the road, causing u safety hazard. Follow the manufacturer's rccommendaI,qn - - 99 ' "IT AIN'T NECES S A R ILY S O The term "Old Wives Tale" is becoming obsolete in these times of sexual equality. Nonetheless, there remains a vast body of myths and false sayings that merit debunking. After all, handling toads does not really cause warts and eating fish doesn't do much for brainpower. The automotive world has Its share of maintenance myths that have earned obsolescence. This quiz asks you to separate fact from fancy by answering the questions with TRUE or FALSE. In summertime, it's best to keep tires underinflated because warm temperatures will cause heat buildup. To improve gasoline mileage, it's best to buy a higher octane fuel. It is generally a good idea to replace spark plugs annually. The primary cause of most starting trouble is a weak battery. S. if you install permanent anti-freeze in your car, it's best to drain it in summer and replace with distilled water. Removing emission controls will automatically increase fuel efficiency. 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Unfor- bill for new drums or SYSTEM YOU face vapor lock In the tunately, some of these rotors.' Hard starting: rough slxnmerandgas waste In the families are in for an unHere are some other brake Idling; oil fumes from winter, not to mention impleasant surprise. They are problems, with do Camara's engine; oil discharge from pleasant gas fumes In your the ones who will become diagnosis for each: engine; Mailing; lack of car. Like the PCV, It's • victims of automobile breakpower; poor gas mileage; all another relatively mcipulls to one side: downs on the open highway WheelCar cylinder is defective, of these ntssion control pensive part to replace. or in some remote area. problems could be ca used by or a caliper piston j de Camara emphasizes "Too many people take sticking. small engine part the that a good, year-round their cars for granted during size of Your thumb the preventative maintenance Lock and skid In rear: the ye yew, and then wind up Rear axle wheel bearing seal Positive Crankcase Venplan Is the key to getting being stranded while on that is defective. tilitlon Valve PCV). your car through the hazards first long drive," says According to do Camara, of spring driving. "Don't Pedal hops: Brake Richard P. de Camara, drum is out of round or theand PCV permits unburned wait until your car starts Looseness In steeri ng: style suspension, the Mac- oil cont inants thattomoaning or groaningaction," before Presidentcorporation. of a National wobbling. Possibly, One of three things: Pherson struts may need new gather In the am crankcase taking corrective muffler "Ho-rotor the Is rotor faces are not Improperly adjusted front artrkes. wever, many breakdowns parallel to each other. escape back Into the engine says do Camara. He dates wheel bearings, Worn ball TRA1MIION AND could be avoided If drivers Long Mowing distance joints or steering linkage. where they are re-used. This that to keep your car in top DRIVESIIA7f would only listen to the with a low, hard pedal: serves two purposes: It condition the year around, "Thumping" sound 'language' of their cars Power brake system saves fuel and it cuts down otaerve the following rules: before taking to the road," failed. A new power has from front end when "When your car makes a on pollution in the air. Have a tune-up once a braking: Defective 'clunking' sound at low says the veteran automobile and— or a vacuum hose unit may suspension "YOU should check Your year (every 10,000— 12,000 pivots or ball speed," says do Camera, executive. be needed. joints or steering linkage. "It's telling you your drive PCV valve as often as you STEERING AND According 10 do Uneven tire wear: Could shaft wiiveraal joints are change your oil," says do Change your oil every 6 SUSPENSION every cough, wheeze, moan Camara, "eapeclally if you months (4 months for stop result from one of several worn out.,, If your car wanders at things: Improper tire or groan that comes out of high do a lot of stopand!go city and-go city drives), speed or if the wheels pressure; faulty wheel Either the M your car should tell you tires are mm- driving. And the cod of Change your tranhop on braking, your shock alignment; wheel and tire balanced or the something. To help replacing it Is minimal." smisslon drive shaft " fluid and adjust better understand what that absorbers are worn out," out of balance or defective out of balance. your transmission do Camara warns that In frequently If you says do Camara. "Get to an wheel bearing, ball joints or "something" is, do Automatic transmission addition to the PCV, there tra tow a offers the following tips: auto service shop right steering linkage, er. slips: Check the il IranIs another potential villain away. You're driving a Worn out tires: Can. irrflssion fluid level, and within your car's njlon BRAKES dangerous car." Lubricate your steering mon after about 40,000 miles. contact a transmission shop control syst "U yo uheara 'acrunchfng' em th e heat and suspe nsion joints every Car arm not level A Should be replaced right as soon as possible, riser val . or 'squealing' sound," says suspension Is dam:aged ve 4,000 m il es. Way. If tires are worn out means yo ur car's brakes or a spring Is broken, transmission "When the best riser valve and car has MacPherson doesn'tAutomatic Change your air filter shift properly: Check gets old, it sticks. If It sticks regularly. Thursday, May 3,,1979-i97,—7 - - - Mustang Pace Car - - 11 9% IVIUSTOfl9iiLL1W11I 1717 - V4 ssIT AUNT NECESSARILY SO ! The term "Old Wives Tale" Is becoming obsolete In these times - - - - - - - - - - - - i Proper Tire Inf lation: Safe Driving The earliest auto tires Improved riding comfort, advances in tire technology mmended air exceed the maximum price of a 19 were made of solid rubber. Fuel economy was not an Maximum Inflation. example, ocr Ford pressures usually differ for marksdcntheUrej*j,wj Though an improvement Important consideration pressures are expected to front and rear tires because And a difference should median price of a steel'over steel wheels, they dill during that era. Increase to 44 pounds or of vehicle handling can. always be mlI*aln.d bet. belted radial tire, with an provided a hard ride. Today's themileage. 1060's to achieve sideratlong. On all cars, ween the front and rear tires The ride softened radial tires aremetric-sized designed tomore betteringas recommended tire pressures if that Is specified by the car estimated road life of op to somewhat In the early 106k be imdlated op to 30 pounds. _ _ __ with the introduction of Higher pressures reduce *000 '11ft or IDOrS, Is $15, Proper tire bdl n Is are indicated on a sticker mamdacturer. iees thwl005.flftb ola t pneumatic tires, which rolling resistance and Important. It assures safer affix ed to the glove comper roll. Of M. Thus, while In in ' the ,., Initially required 60 pounds therefore increase gas driving, increases tire life psrünu* door or on the left 01 air pr mII.sg,, as much a. 10 andw'sa u but it's front door pod. Higher ski tire was IMred, the C prices Over a 71-year Puaegir car tires In use psrcsi4 at steady highway ORM overlooked. more bees price of a Modsl-T Ford — have incr from tbSlNNtIwoughlNOs speeds coiopsrsd with Was pressures than posted are was about $. A ace-skid thea 5OPIi, the unit Recommnd.d air goasrefly were d,.Ign.d for or beltedblas tires. At the inuids by U,s and tire, With as odimate reed cost of a U, Is PUN" dstsrmnln,d by .mdj Man to, life of up to 0,606 nil cod 0* 06 psrceel and the__ pressures —IS toll 'em, time, riding comfort t)SofC$TUefla.typ.of lower pounds 'bug driving, but $,abltliebeeethena cent per mile 01 actual ace cost to help achieve ben bean improved Uvough tire. on s' 'im has wng, for coii sir pr wan ,sisuii not per rolls C1 ep The bee dsaINd soino $pif r el - k - - . It Doesn't Pay To .&' rim.. p On Brakes IyJOWflgiyU ___ Because a good brake job Is od ch*ap, ow iRis 80010 011 010g.r you shield watch for bdw.an try to cut careers. But brakis am', ens eras whore chocks irs "Maille seraping rimi while braking, Inecrimplag ilihui pays end often Is dsngsr,• ci:.d postal et or Ms a pedal You can reduce your 'at'ee of needing a major brake ku when brakes ore J* by wM 1 or a posW t m be for essly w il._____ ppsd Periodic msinf -we checks by a irtltled midienic then ones for a.Ms hr ay"ptomns reqesIng 1 wvsedIMe uttOidlen are low are also Important. A with deem brakes should be fluid levels In the master cylInder (usually lscat.d In the checked every 35,665 miles; acer with disc beaks., which stgis. QQuIIplI4nlud), escomive pedal truel bike often wear fodor, should be checked every 15,605 'n1Iti beaks. .gngs or an the The chock Is not time-eew-v or szpoml,e, 1'4cdsa a look at that wheeL kida of I tire, which Yaw csted ms4aiJ thin give you an acowate Bud r,mbsr thai diacheak, fluid levels should de, estimate of when yew nod chick siweld take place or sines t Is part of thuir ssl1'.dj action, With dues, how long it will be "d brake work Is needed. the moder cylInder level should be chechad mars often. (Manudactir,,.' "'tao1w figures we Only comervative Abs Y mhank U your brakes 1ss yew. car and where you......., sod,eafto,h dasdr live affo 1b:f W t= brak. check Your mechanic, braking BealertfOra'' rffitlng pedal, g, $ wheelJ ssddn -wim . Is 500 Pace Car Here are the features of the 1979 dy time clod, Mustang: beati.r steering wheel, Exterior includes black greenhouse delu xe wrapped spat seat belts, light soup. mouth,1,, black lower back panel, 'HIj()I items IJ 5.0 litre (302 unique front faacla with fog lamps engine with fomr.speed manual (dealer Installed), unique hood °P trIInliikjn (2.3 lit"turboctarged que tier oiler Pace Car tape __ ,1ine with hood 5C) flOm CIMlfle, treatment, Pace Cur ______ en Ifl$im tsMmsit, black lower bodyside tu4one treatment (Includes deletion of rocker panel molding), unique ps body color, dual remote mirrors, Mk4uelln 19040hz 390 TRX radial ply BSW tires, forged metric aluminum wheels (Includes unique suspension), Open air roof, Halogen flip — up headlamp., package, sport tuned exhaust. Not avallible with Cobra option, appearance protection group, bodyside moldings, handling suspension, rocker Panel moldings, pin trips, co, hood graphics, lower tu4one Paint, 2.3 litre, 2.8 litre or 3.3 litre engines, exterior accent group. Interior accent group, other radio ( except AM-FM stem radio with I4rack tape), wheel or tire options, or four-way manual driver's seat. Interior includes unique cloth and vinyl reclining Recaro bucket seats (black Only), engine turn instrument pond applique, Indianapolis 500 right hand applique, base car door and quarter trim panels, console including &tWsodIc warning module and dec. A, uto Maintenance - ftusd with ___ 105 fl153 Cheery. such problems as grabbIng or tosuporury less of braking 01. • uiee, e teuçorsry, csrrectsg h.1 , thelining WWud and delis after brake pp&p U the 'L.-- pua, r_o yousiif by Visiting A npdod mi'$*. By the time. ktver MUM a beake ptshtms, has Is the ps whore the Nag has Worn 0 Not the (h or ro$o, or. gongid b.g l.njj or the q*auiic system his spring a leak d lUte ThSt'$ wisy thom pIsdic laks u.çhs a' IlU,!I*!$ S -'5.---'-' 11 do much for brainpower. The automotive world has its share of maintenance myths earn obsolescence. This quiz asks you to separate face from fancy by answering the questions wi th TRUE or FALSE. 1. In summertime, it's best to keep tires underinflated because warm temperatures will cause heat buildup. 2. To improve gasoline mileage, it's best to buy a higher octane fuel. 3. It is generally a good idea to replace spark plugs annually. 4. The primary cause of most starting trouble is a weak battery. 5 If you install permanent anti-freeze in your car, it's best to drain it In summer and replace with distilled water. 6. Removing emission controls will automatically increase fuel efficiency. T F 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 7 Your car will get about 20 percent better gas econ- 0 0 at 55 miles per hour than at 70 m.p.h. 8. Electronic Ignition systems completely eliminate 9. the need for engine tune-up. 0 0 Misfiring spark plugs are leading contributors to excessive hydrocarbon emissions. 0 0 a car is not polluting. Cuts Fuel Costs Proper care and maintetance of your car can air and oil filters, balanced and wheels Check for proper func- properly aligned. If they're mean significant reductions tinning of the automatic not they can create drag, In fuel consumption, choke a sticking one will forcing the engine to use Start out by having your waste gas. more power thus, more cars engine thoroughly Be sure the air-fuel gasoline while shortening t uned. AAA motor club tests mixture of the carburetor is tire li fe drastically. A bent show that even minor tune- precisely adjusted. frame could have the same Ups can Improve mileage by Change oil regularly. Use effect, 10 per cent. 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' ' '' , -. �Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents 1ig Legislators .Eye - 8-Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, FL New '79 Ford LTD 17-92 Expansion By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Norm" P' projects there, according to the entire program when the --estimates submitted by the Seminole project was not in.. Orange County Commission, cluded. The committee's . .' . ... .. ' .' AW .State Reps. Bobby Hattaway, ' The funding for Orange recommendation will next r DAltamonte Springs, and Hattaway said, is being come before the House apBobby Brantley, R'Longwood, designated for the Orlando Propriations committee -.. ' .' . .... . have Joined forces In the International Airport ' . sometime next week, and ,• . Florida House of Represen- terchange and the Lake Buena Hattaway is also a member of tatives to get $1 million in vista Interchange at Disney that committee. "I intend to try ..... funding allocated for the C1 World It 1 to amend the legislation in the ,.. $8.6 million for panelon of U.S. 1712 from fourBuena Vista Interchange appropriations committee, he • .... lanes to six lanes from down' said, to include the Seminole on for town Casaemerry county project. .• '• .t M WA .AI citylimits. Longwood aI • 5 •0 "I don't know any other area But, he said, the Orange -. "I would hate to take the County Commission has to take the money from in the money out of Orange County's estimated only $16 million will fifth district but Orange . 2";. hide, but I will if I have to," be needed for the airport in. County," he said. Hattaway said today. terchange. "Brantley and I feel . Hattaway said the House that extra Million should come Hattaway said he has already U.-W transportation committee of to Seminole County," Hattaway discussed the problem with Sen. Bill Gorman, chairman of the which he is a member has said. %0 Orange County delegation, approved legislation granting The legislator an additional SM million from 's _W# i: Ado general revenue funds to 17-92 for the distance Gorman he will try to ,plug would cost Seminole County into the. the state Department of designated $1,180,OM. The state already Senate bill." 'Itutsportation (DOT). has sufficient right-of-way for In another matter to do with Of this sum, he said, $31.9 the expansion and DOT officials million Is being allocated for have said there would be no roads and Seminole County, the fifth district which includes problem doing that work next Hattaway said $3 million in Herald PM" by Tom No" Seminole County, but none of year if the funding is approved federal and state funds have Ater harvesting a field of cucumbers just south of Stenstrom Bridge on state the money is designated for this year. ,It could be ready to already been allocated to FREE FOR Route 415 Bernard Wilke, 1401 Sanford Ave., usually dumps the small, broken, or Seminole. go In 12 months and we will be rebuild the Interstate 4-state ?IJ r p * ' ,,, Route 436 lntercange, inmisshapen ones, lie noticed some people would go through them and pick out At the same tune, he said P1?iorlI, H IiirtUU attaway said. cluding $296,000 for planning, a member some that were usable. '1 just set a wagon out for them," said Wilke. 'Some .6mllllonIsbeIng designated for Orange County, $1 million House transportation corn $2.3 million for construction and people sell them, but if somebody can get some good out of them, they're welcome to it," he said. more than is necessary for the mittee, said he voted against $235000 for DOT inspection New '79 Mustang COME SEE DOOR SEDAN 2-DOOR SEDAN OUR HUGE SELECTION OF GAS SAVERS 8 Cylinder, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Air, Romofe Mirror, Split Bench Seat Stock No. 6207; 90405 4 Cylinder, 4 Speed Transmission, Whitewall Tires, Wide Body Side Moldings. Stock No. Freight nd Service 4177And 1979 Ford F101 Pickup 90428 $ Freight Service Custom Styleside, Eight Cylinder Engine, Manual Transmission, Rear Step Bumper, Dark Blue. IL Stock No. T 90348 USED I 1976 lINCOLN Town Car. Green With Orson Top. Loaded With All The litres. 6480 1978 GRANADA Door, White, Mliii. Auto, Power Steering, Air Cond. 4 398Q 1978 FAIRMONT Squire Wagon. Crime With Wood Trim, Auto. Power Steering, Air Condition, Luggage Rack, This Car Stilt Smells New. 4980 1977 DODGE Dl to Pickup With Topper, 31.100 Miles, I Cyl., Std. Shift. Buy This One And Save Gas. 3580 1972 DODGE D.200 With Complete Utility Body, New Paint. This Is Truly A Contractors Special. 2680 1:T..1 1 1976 CADILLAC Seville 4 Door Mint Orson With Beige Top, Leather interior. A Iia4Iilfui Car For 6980 $4680 1978 T-BIRD Orson 20.040 Miles, Has Everything. 1977 LTD It 2 DOO, Small V.1, Auto, Power Steering, Air Con. dition. A Clean Car For Only 3480 4 Cyl., Auto, Power Steering, Air Condition, Stereo. SOS Amps Of Ciii Cranking POWIç AM ill MuONS N.iiv, Capacity. 03.80 Now $59 4680 Power Wagon, 4 Wheel Drive vs Red £ White, VI, Auto, Power Steering, Air Condition. 4980 Wagon Silver Color, Low Mileage, Auto, Power Steering, Air Cindition, Luggage Rack, Radio. With Tram in 398O 2 Door N.Y.. Brown With Beige Top. Auto. Power Steering, Power Brakes. Air condition. an litre Clean Car For - li480 $1980 5480 Dump Truck, S Spd. Trans. 2 Spd. Rear Asic, A Real Work Horse. 1978 PINTO $3980 1973 CI1EV. NOVA 2DoorOroon,Cyl, Auto, Power Steering. All' Cud. Priced At Only i980 Runabout, Auto, Power Steering Air Condition. 498O 4 Wheel Drive. Pickup. 4 Spied. Power Steering Red £ White. 5480 3980 1973 INTERNATIONAL 400 Series With is, Plot Bed Dump, 4 Spd.,-Trans, 2 Spd. Rear Axis. Veteran Sa 3980 1978 FORD PICKUP Blue. Small V.1, Auto, Power Steering, New Tires, A Good Work Truck At Only 1976 FORD F-100 1973 FORD F400 4 Wheel Drive Short Wheel p3980 4 Spd. 20 WOO Nii vyDuty, Multi-Grade 79c I Case Umi FORD AM. RADIOS FITS 74 Trans. 4580 1975 FORD F-350 1 Ton Truck With A Now 91 Flat Bed Dump. 4780 5480 .3 AUTOMATIC TRANSMSION SERVICE SPECIAL 'cledes Up Ti $ Goarts Miser Oil, Motereraft Oil Filter And Iftlaflatim AND UP $1 OIL & FILTER & :i;;-•.:I-:'•• FRONT RID ALIGNMENT lnclwde Up To IS Goonsof Transmission all. Oil Pan Oaskif AM Adjust Sands AM All Unliago. 1\ Check And Adiest Caster. Camber And Tee In. RIlaace Two Fr" Wheels. 0001101111C Cars Only. ,lff '' I 3 1 i.,.t J l'•-u•••••1•-•- - •' l'i,,! 4, 6 ••, 29" month, he said he also got a letter from the chief of the clinic, W.W. Silverblatt, informing him that medication to outpatients ___ _ within the. Orlando metropolitan area would be discontinued. A Veterans Adinlnleti'stloa h. sd 1Uitg 1 the 11Ustg of -,The letter stated: , A: IJUC tO WV F"cr County Is creating hordiiihips for those now having to drive 10 OrW* to number of prescription maitouls outside the Orlando pick up their medidne, am votem afteted has chargedI metropofitan am, mailout services to patients within ft a, iota ,j vv.i o p,o i,, Edward 4v;pvf,ll&.öó. Orlando metropolitan area will be discontinued. You will be said he must make a trip to the VA Outpatient Clinic in Orlando at required to pick up your refills In the future. Exceptions to this least every three weeks to pick up the medication he requires for rule will require written authorization by your attending heart and nervous disorders he has suffered sInce 1943. He said PYia1I,, prior to April, the VA clinic seat his prescription through the mall. Al Linscott, assistant clinic director, admitted today that the When he got his lad supply of needed drugs In the mall last change in policy could "Create inconvenience for some , 31 •',.-'.. ..' '' . , ... • t: 1978 FORD COURIER Pi NiCe. ew Medt"cine Pi* ckmU Rule A Har $1 FA LSj _ -- . 24 HOUR SERVICE COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE NOHOWj 'a, .1 •..___ I -. A SANFORD I Hwy. 17-92 of Lake Mary IIvd., Saiidw veterans," but he said the clinic did not have the staff to prepare Linscotl said those veterans who will now have to drive to Orlando the medications for mailing. to receive their prescriptions will not be paid travel expenses. "It takes about twice as long to prepare, label and mat) the "To 1US It ZUlgi* not be ni , bet I tIe It t S ulilet prescription as it doesto dispense it here," he said. "They have to $tO a lp," lx said Y%sy, "and 's CTdllS cet of my food realize we have a limited staff." budget. Mod of us are on pretty tight incomes." Yokley said that in addition to the expense, Ow volume of Linscott said the directive affects veteran% -only south of patients at the clinic means he sometimes has to wait several Casselberry and Fern Park. Veterans at the north end of the , ours JUS1. iO receive • county maysill s receive medication. - drugs '' ru,s )b'mat,'IC.h' SdIu. Linscott says there are about 300,000 veterans in the seven-In addition, Llnscott said those veterans who are too disabled to co county area served by the clinic. He said on an average, the clinic make the trip may still gain mail service, sees about 200 patients a day, but he said he did not have figures Veterans Administration guidelines permit the reimbursement on the number of veterans affected by the discontinuance of mail to veterans who incur travel expenses for scheduled visits. But delivery prescriptions. a Unemployment Figure . Up To 5.8 Percent In April WASHINGTON (UP!)' - feels of the recent teamsters jobless rate Jumped from 31.5 some economists as a sign the -- 1305144 I 0 N' By GEOFFREY POuNDS UersldSWf Write, SERVICE FORD PREMIUM MOTOR OIL REG. Ea. wini Sti* Top. Low Mileagq With Auto, Power Steer ing And Air. 1977 DODGE 1976 CHEV Base V-I Auto. Power Steering, Air Condition, White Spoke Wheels. Big Tires, Beautiful Con. dition. 1975 LTD 1977 LTD 4 Door White 1975 GREMLIN 1977 INTERNATIONAL Scout 4 Wheel Drive. Absolutely Like New. -'I CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UP!) - The University of North Carolina-Charlotte, the University of California at Berkeley, the Smithsonian Institution and the L.S.B. Leakey Foundation have scheduled news conferences Tuesday to announce the discovery "ii a missing link In the evolutionary chain." UNCC spokesman Ken Sanford said Thursday the announcement will be made simultaneously at UNCC, Berkeley, the &nithaônlan in Washington and the Leakey Foundation In Pasadena, Calif. He said the news conon ference involves "an anference thropological find that may alter all previous interpretations of the origins of primates, Including man. A recent expedition has found a missing link In the evolutionary chain." The find reportedly involves an expedition to Burma late last year and early this year. Sanford said the findings were only recently confirmed. The Smithsonian and Leakey Foundation were involved in financing the expedition in which only two Americans participated. 1978 PINTO 1978 MUSTANG Aqua In Color, Bucket Seats, Auto, Power Steering. Air Condition. Like New. $4980 1978 FORD Country Squire Wagon. song Like New. 4 Freight i:t'I1r4,. PARTS $33 off Motorcraft 60 Malnt.nanc Fr" lattety Missing Link Found? Thursday, May 3, l91 FLIFION OF WUP &TliftW CAN 4 y .• 322-1411 ORLA$DOsW. PARK - Unemployment edged up a strike and lockout. percent to 34.5 percent. This economy was moving too fast tenth of a percent to 5.8 percent On the unemployment side, was almost as high as and should be slowed down. In April, the Labor Department these were some of the key February's 35.5 percent, and Though economists disagree said today. The number of figures: the figure is bound to raise on whether the economy Is Americana on the Job - a figure -The jobless rate for adult questions on Capitol Hill about speeding up or slowing down at which has been growing rapidly men was 4 percent and for adult the adequacy of programs to this moment, the adminidra-. - dropped by 670,000. women 5.7 percent, both train and hire minority teen- tion does expect some economic The unemployment rate, exactly the same as March., agers. slowdown during the rat of this ' which was 5.7 percent In March, -For teenagers of all races, The civilian labor force year and counts on this to help It has hovered around its current the unemployment rate jumped declined by 600,000 in April to fight Inflation. level for the past nine months, a full percentage point in April, 102.1 million. In the process, the adinlnlaApril job levels were down for from 15.5toto16.5 percent. This Non-farm industrial employ- tratton expects unemployment adult men, women and teen- means teen-age unemployment mont remained approximately to rise to about 6.2 percent by agera and for whites and has not improved significantly unchanged In April at 18.3 the end ofl9 a nd stay atag blacks. The job declines were since last year, when it also was million, seasonally adjusted. A that level during 1990. The concentrated among blue collar in the 16 percent range. jump oI32S,000in this category Congressional Budget Office workers. -For black teen-agers, the in March was interpreted by believes unemployment is Total employment dropped likely to rise closer to 6.7 per. by 670,000 workers in April to cent during that period. 96.2 millIon. For the past eight In ott economic news: months employment had been -Wholesale prices for fingrowing at an average of , ALAA 4 '1 . •.• . Today • IX ished goods ready for retailing UPS 'DOWNS #e f i W li v&i I 111he vp -ad down ol flying were seen 11ht bud by students at several area elementary schoola. Fred DeWitt,a plM with lfeko$er 0afta Corpration, 1% Labor Department said Bridge $A Ho*W ................... 2A Labor Department sg& Fini. Calesdar * " - - ' * ....... " I" wholesale prices were "not entirely dear" but Comics .................... $A MIULVE15 .............. 7A showed their firstfood dedine am provided free demonstrations to students at Spring Lake, Wekiva and Forest may In part have to do with bad Crossword ................. 14 Sports .....................A August, City elementary schools, Above, students at Lake Mary Elementary School but many üdarm.dlat and Editorial .................. watchDeWitt'sdemonstration. 4A energy-related prices rose, sigreligious holidays and the of- Dear Abby .................7ATelevislis Weather ...........leisure ................... ZA 11111111 1111 W i fl tio " IMS all" . n i - - ie 1111111111H.19 UCO "I learned how the fire trucks run, how they do the calls and they have to let ott the trmic after school," Goes uya Other youngsters who were police chi*f for a day were: Scot 'zinas, of Cauelbsrry, a aeventlgrader at South Seminole MkkIIe School, police chid. of the C..Iberry police Awd. - mawswwdior . a . -. ' ated Me Just Li e e re morning, the young sheriff granted this reporter a brief interview help them. hi his new office. He sat straight-backed in the sheriff's black "In all reality, our youth today Is going to be your sheriff leather choir that seemed to tower over his small frame. Each tomorrow and your president and your governor and even your lbaedey, the 47asaelbrvy Pilotkpartmial hod puke answer Is a nod of the head or a verbal "yeah." Was 14 years old..Be did the Lapsed d Ovisdo polka county commissioner," Polk says. "He's learning how to be a good sheriff," says Polk as he Iiau1. rr*Ir morning began with a breakfast held In their honor at the duickled at his successor's hrevlty. .19,, p.&t fhiá wait aft__ :thur rank at an earlier g ______ ______ ______---Holiday Inn in--Alliumints -,--w-. J (lr$. ,4jJ 4 AMmIñ 4.,.,. l-A-.. Iik_ I__lIt.. . RTha Tie. vrn.i.th... ieee j i M 1UW$1 r'- wwI --y---rJUNWO iiie jail and members of the law enforcement iaeii'1.. and the while Lucia MItchell, 17, of CaerThuriy was the Wider Spriags detective division a ride In t he sheriff's squad car. flursdo?u,th, kichift day to ehsurvs pc&. chid. Si ien.ysar.d Laurie Rinsey Casselberry was "I will have iomuoe introduce him to all 01 his eflployees," befon venturing WA on tiuir new cut" lL.* Week." All ia $e fiVS & P51k, diP5ItDlat! After his div as chief at the CaaeIh.m i1fr. polio. dud of the Aitanomlo Spñigs force. Polk said. "As 01 3lmulndes ago, he had no employees and now he Cpy IbsrlueticIpstsd lithe ' depwUnwA, Goas says he k Miss laIas7. Ills wan takit' on a tow thspo&e ad flre he. IN,"what It's like to be (he' i( ranking officer th ere. fr"e and ado ar.md town Ins squad car, says ill, learned The purposed this typed role-playing affords youngsters "an at the II Howell PVMwy to he on the ether aids of 11* law." . opportunity to gain a little idight Into the world of law en. "You don't have to do much," Goes elaLm "You c j sit AIIIO mqou, 14, .1 Orlando stepped Into the shoes of foeemu$. day 01 .k.d. he ouiicida he still "leW4 II 01 gj Jnjm 1k for a day Early 7hus06-v "We waM to let them know we are here tq work with Um, to relax I. / 1,'4=Yi9ar=01d 4P T a_ n 13 '- pjJi itivaii W _ • - - C • - ------_---- •- ______ - - GROWN __ ___ ------ ., ' - - . - .. . - . - . • .-- ............. - - . - -'.. --. --.. t.. - .- • . - •- - ., - � 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 03, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 03, 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 03, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/454f7a255c655d5b0d1eff727f55bfb2.pdf 01d32c242e7e06e99a7c2747a6f6426c PDF Text Text I:j, I, Evsnn, traiL Sanford, Fl. 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VANDIIPOL'EV Wit' $54.04 11*1 CP4A4 1411$ SEE 2 --- -- 1010 .. pvpud. to "There are so many Ifs and's and or's abot*the report that! would say a number of t'ilrv could be read into it. Iwo*id like to meet with the consaitanta and go over it with he said. "Personally, thoogh, I can't Whom it would be cheaper to bidid a new hospital than to ---.--.---..._ TOks QIossrLOOk Iffie CIossIfiedIsig Macefor Vcdua oiid diS Nd Value A,boljndl Why -• - -, .- -- -................ - . .i./-.1.. '.p's........ ,,,. _. 6 - - •t- - - -.-.- -.. - •b*---- ________ for that new job, or 1P5r't1e11t,OF5fltk1Chai11,..o,What.V5jt Is oat locking for? Now you can stop Harper said he expects the looking and start cooking In the Classified! You'll find pages 11stb for buying, Hjftp . . 322e2611 - -- .... _........... than to renovate' E.C. HARPER JR. ...hospltal trustee board to med sometime next week to review alternatives. Hospital Administrator Charles Bentley said the anticipates a decision on which alternative the hospital should pursne will likely come before the regular board meeting on May 22. Timetables as to when construction would begin on either a new facility or renovation of the existing hospital have not been edahilthed, Bentley said. "Cortainly the method of financing Is the key. U tax exem* bonds are luued, the co unty would be involved," said County Ashninistrator Roger Neiiwender today. "The county commission would have to set up a hospital financing authority and the comity would be Involved In the financing as owner of the existing facility. The county would have concerns about when or for what tais the current facility would be designated." *IIC$'WIIId. - . county." .je S S. Is 'We're in the business to provide the best services at the lowest price' Me lowi. Bentley noted that the consultants believe it would take a great deal of effort to secure a FmHA loan. Nationwide, the report said, there was only $250 million in FmHA money available for community facilities. In fiscal year 1979, according to the report, Florida borrowers received only $65 million in FnIHA comrnulty facility loans, with another $10 million tentatively approved. Seminole Memorial Hospital's request would be placed below those already approved on the FmHA priority list, the report states. III addition, the consultants note that FrnHA prefers to limit the size' of community facility loans to 13 million and that the loan ti SM!l would be close to the largest loan ever granted by thi agency, $18 million. U federal money is acquired to build an entirely new facility, Nelswender said he doesn't know exactly what the county's role would be. He said he is researching to determine whether the county or the hospital has control over the permit issued by a f ederal agency allowing Seminole Memorial to operate. "I have no great desire to see the hospital moved from its current location," said County Commission Chairman Bob French. "If someone else wants to build a hospital in Seminole County and they can acquire all the pe rmits and whatever necessary to do that, Ihave no problem with that. "Relocating would be something I would have to look at a long time. The hospital is serving the people better whcrc It Is right now. Until someone proves differently, in my mind the county has control of the hospital and has more responsibility to the people of "Lake Mary would be delighted If a new hospital were built" in the area of Interstate 4 and Lake Mary Boulevard, an area of consideration for the new facility, said Lake Mary Councilman Pat Southward. "Obviously It would be a tremendous advantage to the city even If it were not within the city limits," she said, "with the Improvement of the lifestyle it would bring, the availability of doctors' offices and the things a hospital tends to attract around itself . A ho4ta1 Is also a pretty good employer," she said. Mrs. Southward noted that the tracts being considered were formerly owned by the Southward family. In the midl97( there was an overture made by a private hospital firm to purchase part of the land when it was controlled by the Southward family as a location for a private hospital, she said. But, she added, the land hi quest ion Is included in the county's land use plan for single-f amily construction. "It was figured it would be like pulling teeth to get the land use plan changed to permit a hospital to locate there," Mrs. Southward said, reminding It takes a four.fifths vote of the county commission to change the Plan. lk add t1we woWd be no Prbage crews out iwd *W wW am b"Pem ______ daily cost would rise $44.24 during the first year of operation. Bentley said the average daily cost to the patient at the present tulle IS about $190. The differential in patient costs would occur as a result of a decline in average occupancy if the facility renovated, the report said. Portions of the hospital would have to be shut off while the work is completed. Thus there would be fewer patients and less revenue and the cost of services would have to be in. creased to meet expenses, Bentley explained. "We are in business to provide the best services at the lowest price," lie said. Bentley said it should be emphasized that the relocation option IS only less expensive if a five percent FrnHA loan can be guaranteed and that there could be some difficulty in obtaining account. a now hospital btoday. Wilt tsp TUIIdIY nigld d tOday at public facilities iii AIskesss's lu city, Including City HaiL Many ether office IM.1y Wilheflrdue,dtocreplchel )iMs but 1t keiwukes, many of the non-strlkIi* employees Wire lbS b. VktmUy of bS city's * nOn4lSfVIIofy pslicetnen, Cieksii7S5enlirmid1.wSfelffthSi.Offu1rs d the city with the hs of PW PACuet gj q ------ cheaper to build IYsst a of as 1Nmd andsssltM1NvorbSrswereon of ts dut. service todaY" asytinog g4 INNSrIPISpAvs_js 'I It would be WOMHAM,Al& (UPI) - MON thN &M Plift, Blind d $Itaftnn workars, vowing to IMt this city down," Were On atliketedsy bscal.e of a city declsiontochaagegroopmedlcal PUM :- AM in firefighim aho voted We Tundey to strike, but a oguinii kept them on the Uftleftin ü 11* now!. Call ft"ffi Iie 1 '..,I can't fathom auon ....... . ______ rW5Nddwk ou1 owCbWW -- Police , Sanitation Workers On Strike In 1. about everything tmder the mm, ,n 11fl ft w1ce1s iit becaiae YOU eliminate the mid. IInan! Classified Ads are your markst. place for all sorts nerchad_lse and aervicss$u, sy're an Inezpess1'e way fOI'ysNtoadveitlie anything you may have to sell! Twn those "don't wasts" Isto cash, and cash In on the bSrgains galore! Jump 1)5t•jl$8 -- -• A special work session of the knapItal board of truatees to diacias the report was cancelled today. No resson was given for the cancellation. But waste time and energy rinining all ' eve' town looking - He said there ha ve been no visits to any potential sites, but he admitted somewhere along Interstate 4 west of Sanford would be a logical choice, "Considering the growth pattern of the county I would say that area would be looked at," he said. When asked If a site near Lake Mary Boulevard and 1-4 would be considered, he said that general area would be reviewed. Another consideration for relocating, Bentley said, is the difference In costs to oatlents. Tho rnnrt rnnt'1ticIpI I hut t hi bu the county than the group that cost per patient would rise 129.15 a day If the facility Is relocated. runs the hospital," French said, If the present facility Is renovated , the report said, the average 4,. 4k. "Hopefully we will n,,1 point of who controls the lwta* bit rMbss will osass to a cooperative decision." County Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff said he hasn't seen the st udy yet, but would li ke to see what is Included and what factors have been taken Into I ---. gaining a Farmer's Home Athnhilitrat n loan. "I'm not at all Impressed that this Is a move situation," LOT 11 IL! 40 •IC•JAMFS SUSO BC$SJ P1 8 PG 1 •IeseSSeSe.•Ie..sS.....$8IS... LOT 52A W'LSOII SUK Pt & PAR! A $91.32 ----SEC)OTwP2$'NGJ$---------------- . 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One area where SMH might relocate is orange grove acreage (rear) off Lake Mary Boulevard near The Crossings now under construction, ----- - - -. Herald Photo by Tom NØUI --- * Bentley's statement followed the release of a report front the New York consulting firm of Booze-Allen & Hamilton which concluded that constrution of a new hospital, If financed through a Farmers Home Administration loan, would be more than $1 million cheaper than the renovation of the existing facility. The consulting firm had been contracted to explore the financial feasibility of various renovation and relocation plans. f inanced through the floating of tax-exempt bonds atRenovation, eight percent over 25 years, would cost $23,088,000, the report Mated. Relocation of the facility, financed through a FmIIA loan at five percent over 25 years, would cost $21,040,000, and include site acquisition, the report Indicated Bentley said to secure a FntlIA )nn hnwvør th. hncn,*.l would have to be moved to a city of less than 20,000 population or to an unincorporated area of the county. The loan program was s* up to aid rural and agricultural areas and a request for a loan to renovate the Sanford facility would not meet FmHA guidelines, he said. He said there has not been any extensive review of possible sites for a new hospital. But he added: "We would seek an area that would be accessible to the people of Sanford and the rest of the ----.... -----------------.. inistrator Keloc By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Seminole Memorial Hospital Administrator Charles Bentley said he wil l recommend to the hospital board of trustees that they "heed the advice of their consultants" and relocate the hospital outside Sanford rather than renovate the existing facility t 1101 E. First St. . , ~ Adm ~ . • r _ n_~ ,-_-_ ;1. . 1`11 Move - . Biormiengham manned to&y. He r efused to couln ient on emergency precinct in the city as police pleaded with the city's residerib to sewer work was at a IteAdetill. preparations should a strike OCCUI. make emergency calls only. The strike action cane Late Tuesday after the City Council "Wehave24pabeenttodayon the day shift," said Police "As far as we've been able to find out, they're all out on strike." *W .4 ngaj3 rescinding its decision of a week earlier to Sgt. E.V. Sharit from Birmingham's east precinct. Two Sharit said, change grosç medical Insiraice polices, sergeants, a lieutenant and a captain nor mally working out of Vann had little comment for reporters, except to say he did not Mayor David Vagm pr oposed the switch from Blue CrossBlue police headquarters downtown manned the precinct with the help think the workers would strike. ds14 to a sslf1nsarIng progran acb"lnbt.red by Ubexty of five state troopers. The situation was repeated at every Natioqisl. Vana was I3pISt OVir 51130 (I *n0Vifll "1 think for emergency and public saf ety personnel on the hsadipii*tsrs 014 of the City to sublrbelI 3SlbY Cotaty, Ubetty public payroll to strike is a very serious situation," Vann said. Vann alerted the National Guard that its help might be needed. NM301 ma1MaiM its 0 in ioa' City WOlbJf5 contend benofita will 1301 be lOOd and Police collununications came to a standstill during th _________________ e night. Policy might net be acl*pt.d at "ospitals outsidi the city. "It was a terrible night," said police Sgt. Wayne Whisenhunt, FodiMuly los' r.Mdents, today was not a normal garbage AtSdThSChCk...........4i llr.Lamb ...................SB who worked through the night. "It was total chaos." plekop day. Tb, crewa were scheduled to pict isp only papa to be s ......................SR Herisc.pe ..................SB Jefferson County Sheriff Mel said his deputies were Cal_- , ...................5* Hospital ....................IA utilizing reserves to back up cityBailey officers. A thlcoIMIsnofthsMsrnstkmalAsaieistlqn OS .....................SR (JUMSELVES .............1,25 City Council Member Russell Yarbrough, who voted against if Prgldars Local 117 rred that they tek another ................... Sperto ...................7,111A switching the Insurance, said, "It's the mos uncalled for strike I tq)'ü ad vole again ThWId$3! ta.,' en st. 'mini'.' ....... ...... ......g TelevIales .................151 ever heard of. I mean it could have been tsettled by one Loiay rs(iifNIslal1.lsaL4fWsstMhuswsnfsthy lAbhy ..................25 ......................IA vote." - . - II •-- -. ------- L-_ - - - - I • - ., .. . - :. -. _,.r ,,. ,:,~., ,,,__, -.-,".,. ,,1. 17 1 -.-*-J ~ . - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May 2, 1,lf + Awards Highlig ht Loy alty-Law. Event Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Property Stolen At--- F.ores t L a ke Acâdém y By NANCY BOOTH Herald Correspondent WORLD IN BRIEF U.S. Considers Prisoner 'Exchange' With Cuba By United Press International Th e Justice Department has confirmed It is considering feeing four Puerto Rican nationalists, including one who tried to kill President Truman, apparently In the hope Havana will free four Americans jailed In Cuba. Although most parties involved have been carefully staying away from applying the word "swap" to the situation, Cuban Premier Fidel Castro has said he may release the Americans if the Puerto Ricans go free. The jailed nationalists, regarded as heroes by leftists In Latin America, are Lolita Lebron, Irving Flores Rodrigues and Rafael Cancel Miranda, who shot up th e Rouse of Representatives in 1954, and Oscar Collazo, who tried to kill Truman on Nov. 1, 1950. The Americans jailed in Cuba — all but one on espionage-related charges — are Lawrence Lunt, a former U.S. Air Force man, Juan Tur, Claudio Rodriguez Morales and Everett Jackson, a former U.S. paratrooper. Bomb Blasts Rock Paris PARIS(UPI) — A bomb blitz swept across Paris today, damaging government buildings, businesses and a bank in one of the worst nights of sabotage in the capital since the final days of the Algerian war In l%2. No one was in jured in the seven bomb blasts, which all occurred within an hour on th e right bank of the Seine and in th e west ern suburb of Boulogne-Bi llancourt. Police said damage was extensive, although no tinmediate estimate of finan cial loss could be made. A previously unknown group called the "Coordination of Revolutionary Action" claimed responsibility for the explosions. Saudis: Sadat Sold Out assistance and support of the was awarded a plaque for his program. organization since its inception outstanding bravery during a Other dignitaries present some five years ago, recent fire. during the brief ceremony Loyalty-Law day cermonies Attorney William Carpenter Auxiliary President Esther included Winter Springs were held at the Winter Springs was awarded a plaque and Jacobs awarded citiations to councilmen Wilfred ('Hap" City Hall Monday in a program praised for his efforts in behalf three Winter Springs police Arnold and John Torcaso, and sponsored by the Winter of the post in purchasing a officers; Wesley Dowell, John their wives. Springs VFW Post and parcel of land within the city Keith and George Ellis, for "the Representing District 18 Auxiliary 540, and conducted limits to build a new Post outstanding job they are doing VFW was Commander Halsey by Post Chaplain Robert Dysert Home. The Winter Springs Post in assisting at the Winter Hart, and District 18 Auxiliary and his en-chairman Jerry-Ann Home is presently located in Springs Elementary school Chaplain Nancy Booth. Hoffman, Auxiliary Longwood. crossing." Keith was also cited The program was concluded Americanism chairman. Officer George Burfield of the for his assistance with the by soloist department for the Loyalty-Law day, held each Longwood Police Department annual VFW Lite-a.Bike state Auxiliary, Kay Bessent. May 1, came into being through an Act of Congress in 1958, due in large part to the efforts of the Veterans of Foreign Wars organization, according to Dysert. It is a day when all Americans reaffirm their + loyalty to their country. As America's answer to the Communist May Day, he said. + Appropriate ceremonies are held throughout the land by various civic, veterans and other organizations. After the opening remarks by Dysert and Mrs. Hoffman there was awards ceremony. The Post awarded a Fireman of the Year plaque to Winter Fireman of the Year Roger Roy gets award from Springs firefighter Roger Roy. Miss Winter Springs Sandy Smith. Presentation of the plaque was made by Winter Springs Fire Chief Charles Holzman and Miss Winter Springs, Sandy Smith. Winter Springs Police Chief John Govoruhk was on hand to assist in the presentation of the • Policeman of the Year plaque to Winter Springs Police Officer Edmund Taylor. Mayor Troy Piland accepted a plaque as representative of Horam Phole by SNIPS llrlyir the citizens of Winter Springs. The plaque was awarded to the + city government and citizenry Edmund Taylor (left) accepts Policeman of the Year award from Police Chief of Winter Springs for their Govoruhk of Winter Springs. + Nuclear Plant Workers Get Highest Radiation Doses + • ART BROWN + "We Mau A flew 16"eje , FBI lnv.stigafu Billy ATLANTA (UP!) — The FBI is Investigating Billy Carter's financial activities with Libyan businessmen to see if t hey president's brother may have violated laws requiring registration of foreign business agents, It was reported today. The Atlanta Constitution said Tom L Jordan, a College Park, Ga., real estate developer who went to Libya with Carter last September, was questioned by FBI agents about Carter's Involvement in arranging busin ess contracts for the Libyans. Jordan said federal agents were interested in how the trip was arranged, who paid for it, and whether the Libyans asked for Carter's help with American investments. Troops Launch Raid MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) — A huge military convoy carrying 500 crack troops headed toward the Costa Rican border today to launch a sweeping raid on Sandinista guerrilla positions In the region, military sources reported. National guardsmen fired on a anti-government May Day demonstration in Managua and killed at least three people, witnesses reported. Speaking at an offical May Day celebration, President AnastasloSomoza, told some 50,000 supporters, "We want peace because otherwise the national guard will Impose it.,, Carter In Trade Talks WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter and Japanese Prime Minister Masoyashi Ohira want to forge an economic and political partnership for the 19W but today's talks inevitably were overshadowed by Japan's topbea%y trade imbalance. Carter planned an elaborate White House welcome for OIdra, complete with full military honors on the South Lawn. Their first talks were scheduled immediately afterwards in Ca rter's Oval Office. U.S. Ambassador Mike Mansfield said he expected the talks ,will be productive, wor thwhile, and will better our understanding and teach us the virt ues of patience. I think Ow president has enough good judgment to understand the situation." Assassination In Iran TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — The government today declared a national day of mourning for a top religious aide to Ayatollah Ruholla Khomeini who was shot and killed in the second major political assassination since the Ewning Htndd us.s.u. Wednesday, May 3, 1979 401. 71, No. 210 P,bUslsd asay said Sesdiy, excess $stwday by The Sealerd $&d, (c., 306 N. Pried Lvi., $as*d, Fla. 31771. *01100141 Class 11101911011190 Pads? $ae*t Flsflda 31171 Mlii _J Household Pests e Termites + Lawn Pests • Tent Fumigation aies eIIS Wife Pays Husband Alimony SANFORD 322.8865 ORLANDO 423.8094 . ... Boss . Of The Year (Coiitln.ed From Page IA) reasons for his nomination. These teachers are responsible for instructing pupils who are more than one grade level behind, she said. The pupils are placed in small classes of 15 so they can receive more personal attention from their instructor, Mrs. Sliman said. She also applauded Manfre for an In-service seminar held on campus for teachers by Instructors from the University of Central Florida and the University of Florida. Here, teachers exchanged methods and ideas as to how to motivate students to want to learn in the classroom, she said. Manfre's career background Is just as impressive. He was named the Florida Teacher of the Year 1961. Prior to that honor, he had taught four years at Lyman High School and then later at Seminole High School. His career took an administrative twist in 1969 when he was named Dean of Students at R.T. Mitwee Middle School and later served one year as assistant principal at Teague Middle School. He then bounced back to R.T. Mllwee Middle School as assistant principal and became principal of that school in 1914. . Manfre's latest accomplishment was being named the principal of the new Rock Lake Middle School. "We think our boss should be Boss oftheYear not because of who he is, but what he is because of his perceptiveness, perseverance, flexibility, dedication, loyalty and most of all, versattlity,wrote Mrs. Sliznan and Mrs. Ferritto In their letter of nomination. CLEVELAND (UP!) — Food chain tycoon Julius Kravitz, who along with his wife was kidnapped and shot In an Unsuccessful $1.5 million ransom plot, died today as law enforcement authorities searched the Cleveland area for the two kidnappers. Kravitz, 67, chairman of the board of First National Supermarkets Inc., and his wife, Georgfna, 56, were abducted Tuesday morning from their apartment in the fashionable Fairmount Circle ----.. section of — Shaker Heights. Police said the kidnappers --- were disguised as police offleer,, Kravitz was shot three times in the chest and once in the back. He underwent surgery Tuesday but died about 8:15 a.m. EST today. Mrs. Kravitz was shot In both arms and was in satisf actory condition at Hillcrest Hospital. "They were dressed like police officers," said Police U. Joseph Gardner. "They forced their way into the home and demanded ransom money." Th 1, fri sin . '. ê,..I. 0 WW ak.. 11 couple from their home and drove In Kravitz's car to a ' : ' ' :. Launch Pad Gets Check Jennifer Sanford: Margaret Alloway Annie Bell Chambers Randall Jones Eula Ma. Martin Muassar Samhan David Scott Williams Thsødore H. AhIqulsi Donna Kum, DiBary William K. Ellis, DeBa,y Melvin Grasky, D.Bary, Aimed. Rivet, Dilary Albert $,tslfor Dgesry Robert Branning, Pt. Myers William Patt.nie, Kokomo, Ind. + Llnoa D. Harris Baby Boy -- - -' Wilminia Jordan Ellison Melich Zannis Middleton Grace Mills HirLam No. Richird L. Williams Josephine Adkins. Altamonte Spgs. Angel Gonzalez, Casselberry Clitford Myers, Deliona Norman L. Bradley, Enterprise Edith M. Schmidt, Lake Mary Katherine Hrbadll, Deltona 0 91 . rI + - from the Vehicle Assembly Building to the launch pad. Was Swap Effort To Deceive?. with sormthint special on her special day! ki NEW YORK (UP!) — Alexander Ginsburg, one of five .. Imprisoned Russian dissidents freed in a swap with the United States for two Soviet spies, says his release had "nothing to do with human rigids." Gtnzburg Tuesday told ABC-TV's Barbara Walters the trade was a deception and that he would be willing to return to prison at any time. + "I believe in a way the swapping was an effort to deceive the U.S.," he said through an Interpreter. 'liii, exchange has nothing to do with human rights or the Soviets' respect for human rights." Day 6461S Forget about time. Forgst about temperature. WHY DON'T Will GET TOGITNIRI Just tap a tinglill control, and The Genius figures out the rest? ioWui 10 WIlY — -Fiedler Back At Pops Aulo Sensor Cs*oe—uh, brains of no Genius. BOSTON (UP!) — The applause Mopped the show even before it began. Arthur Fiedler, who late lad year wrweM delicate brain surgery, Tuesday night CIIIbeMId his golden an-niversary as Hodon Pops conductor performing before a Symphony Hall audlwce that gays Wm we rousing standing ovation after another. "I'm back, aren't I? I'm always Cluing back,' Flidler told reporters prior to the ndloeHy televised concert, which Included everything from a NO swiveling disco arrangement to a foddcmpig. hw+Iappif Jo ThIlip Sousa uaardi. Panasoic REALTOR. ASSOCIATE 5711'N910M CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) — Space Shuttle launch pad checks will begin soon at the Kennedy Space Corder with the test ship Enterprise, which was positioned late Tuesday. The pad had been used for the Saturn 5 launches and has been redesigned. Space agency officials want to make sure the equipment will mesh properly with the Enterprise — a lookalike to the Columbia, which is to be the first Space Shuttle shot Into orbit. Itself cannot be used because work crews ::1 areThemoreColumbia than a month behind Installing the all Important tiles that will make up the re-entry heat shield. It : thermal took 11 hours Tuesday for the Enterprise to be moved -.- WANT To SELL YOUR HOME? SILL NOMISI Jones Sanford: Abdiwi & Muassar Samhan a girl + ' ! Do You BIRTHS Sanford: Duncan N. Brien Preys Mracjki*s&J I : During the time at Kravltz's apartment and at the motel, the kidnappers allowed the businessman to make several Kravitz was found in the telephone calls in an un- parking lot of an appliance successful attempt to arrange store across from the sprawling for payment of the ransom, Randall Park Mall in North police said. Randall. His car was found In a field near the appliance store's Later, they left themotel while again driving around, parking lot "for no apparent reason, one of -. • U1U LWIU UBU 5001 Mr. Kravitz," Gardner said. Mrs. Add to her happiness Kravitz also was shot. - -1 SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UP!) — Less than five days ago, Irene Hernandez was shot In the leg by a sniper who opened fire on a fiesta crowd. Tuesday she gave birth to a healthy baby girl. + Mrs. Herandez, 20 and her daughter, Isabel, were reported in good condition late Tuesday night at Robert B. Green Hospital. The baby was born at 5:35 am. Tuesday. Mrs. Hernandez was one of several hundred people waiting, at the starting point, for the Battle of Flowers Parade to begin last Friday when Ira Attebery, $4, threw open the door of his camper and began firing with an automatic rifle. 64 flappers) kept on going," Gardner said. Mrs. Kravitz was found along a road in suburban Gates Mills. She made the first report to police of the kidnapping. "Atthirttline, she jumped out of Um car and they (the kid. Edith HOI%%iy Lucy Inman MAY 1, 1177 ADMISSIONS Howard Johnson's motel in suburban North Randall, Gardner said. NEW YORK (UP!) — The granddaughter of Frank Phillips, founder of Phillips Petroleum Co., has agreed to pay her ex-husband $1,600 a month in the tIM I1l,llt,t alimony award to a man In New York state. The settlement between Henry Durand Irwin. 62, and Elizabeth Phillips, 57, was reached Tuesday with the aid of Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Felice Shea. In return, Irwin, a West Point graduate who had no significant employment during the 34-year marriage, agreed to the divorce. She sued for divorce in 1977, citing cruelty and abandonment, but he resisted. Sniper Victim Gives Birth Tycoon Kidnap Victim Dies DI$CNAIOI$ Möi DsMvwy .WieL 11cge$s Mull. $3.11, Mie*s. $1S.ISs Y.r, 111116-611. By MuU: Will,U clefs, MiMI $331g I Nulls, $3110, Via,, DON MYERS - HOSPITAL NOTES All government departments and most shop will close Thursday In tribute to MMalwrt, who was shot once in the head by two men as he left the house of 1. Yadollsh Sahabi, an eminent revol utionary. He died in the bosom' an heir later. The funeral for Motaherl, a leading thte figure In Tehran, was ad for Thursday. Ask For tow Of our tjTle Available Now At. S.mlno l. Appliance a.rvic•• RIAITO1S 322.241 *j,1$ 2NI PARK DI., SANPOID lI N. PALMETTO AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD 32241% Fir * t...,....,, ...,I A.....I......... £I!.VIWII ØUU pp once Ifi . . . of Austin Jackson, 1307 Railroad Ave., Tuesday, Sanford po lice said. Police said the thief gained entrance to the home by forcing open the front door. One pistol was described as a Lugar and the other as a .38 caliber model, police said. TIRE TAKEN A spare tire was stolen from a new Dodge van parked near the display lot of Mare Sladi, Chrysler, Inc. at 2650 Orlando Drive Tuesday, Sanford police said. Police said the tire was valued at $90. AUTO PARTS TAKEN Engine parts valued at $75 were reported stolen from it car at LAWNMOWER A lawnmower valued at $300 was stolen from a garage near Casselberry, according to Seminole County deputies. Vincent Fale, 67, of 3347 Balsam Drive, Eastbrook, told deputies the burglary occurred sometime between 8 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Monday. The lawnmower was parked next to a power edger in an open garage, he said. PISTOLS STOLEN Two pistols valued at $100 were reported stolen from the home , s T LOVES TO SELL re.iI high from surplus N / ' . e / ' -.• • / ;' t-fl uipluent.." FRESH-DAILY county purchasing agent, displaying a bigger than life size check for $149,. .117.51). the priweeds front an auction of the surplus equipment last weekend. P -list (he count commissioners for her efforts in arranging the sale, coIiiiI :dmjjser said surplus equipment sales h ADAMS, I nd. (UPI) — Marine Pfc. Robed Garwood, who maintains he is innocent of allegations he collaborated with the North Vietnamese, says he would "never disgrace" himself or the Marines by accepting a presidential pardon. "To accept a pardon would be like an admission of guilt," Garwood said Tuesday in an inn terview terview with the Freensburg, Ind. Daily News, Garwood, 33, spent more than 13 years In Vietnam, most of that time listed as mining in action. The Marine Corps Is investigating allegations by several wartime acquaintances that he collaborated with the North Vietnamese He also faces possible charges of desertion. "I do want the American people to know the truth when this is over. Whether I am found guilty or not guilty, I must do that to clear my hometown and my family." PEST CONTROL BESSEMER, Ala. (UP!) was killed by the blast, explosion was not immediately were called to Investigate. An explosion, possibly from a Robinson said. known, but said the FBI and "Apparently it was a bomb," bomb, rocked the public safety Williams and Eugene Lint, agents of the federal Bureau of Robinson said. "It did extensive commissioner's office at the the executive secretary to the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms damage." Bessemer City Hall today, mayor, were injured. A custodi— killing a police officer and in- an working outside the office in ne S juring three other people, police a hallway was treated for minor said. Injuries. His name was not SAN DIEGO (UP!) — Harry founder of Snalispace Enter. Police Sgt. E.L. Robinson immediately known. Duinond is In the test-tube baby prizes, a mail order company. said the explosion was in the Coming up is his next business. The ff*oalon occurred about office of Police Commissioner 511 lm product. "The Three Mile $3 and he'll sevA Max WUl1ws, an of tlw.s city 14S-am., CItY youa tiny ptastic baby' doll 1n. Iid Ted-Ts*e Baby." employees had arrived for test tube. commissioners, It's identical to the original Police I.A. Clifford Hill, who work. "It's sick, let's face it," said model, except It glows in the Robinsop said the cause of the Dumond, 31, a pharmacist and dark. was in the office with Williams, ')I ,,l ('nnh....,T '.dnuij Garwood: I'll Tell Story ART BROWN Ac- Cassel berry, according to Seminole County deputies. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Over the years Sen. Herman Talmadge, 1)-Ga., received nearly $37,000 from the Senate for official expenses he did not incur. Those bogus expense checks, along with legitimate income, were routinely deposited by his staff in a Georgia bank account. After two days of testimony in the Senate Ethics Committee's disciplinary hearings on five charges of financial misconduct by the millionaire Senate veteran, the question that still remains is what happened to that excess expense money. Allyne Tisdale, the senator's longtime financial manager, was scheduled to testify today and may provide some of the answers.On Tuesday Talinadge's personal secretary, Rita Hubler, told the committee it was standard procedure to draw down the maximum allowable reimbursement from the Senate each year, regardless of whether expenses actually were Incurred. + SAYS Explosion Rocks Office T,ioc,h,t' (rn.,, ..,.n.. 1K.. P Bogus Expenses Deposited + the body shop of Jack Prosser Ford, 37&i Orlando Drive, Tuesday. Sanford police said. Police said the car was in the shop for repairs at the tune of the theft. TAI'E.S STOLEN Several eight-track tapes valued at $96 ere stolen Mood from the car of a Lake Brantley High School student, according to Seminole County deputies. Mike Monks, 17, of 2615 Balsa [)rive, Trailwood. told deputies his 12 tapes were stolen sometime Monthiv uhile his car was + parked in the high school parking lot. Monks told deputies his car was locked but entry '.'.as gained b) slipping a wire through a window and pulling up the lock. DISHWASHER TAKEN A dishwasher valued at $200 was taken front the garage area of a home near Fern Park, according to Seminole County deputies The dishwasher was reported stolen Monday front the garage of a home at 629 Woodridge Drive, Lake of the Woods, deputies sa.. There was no door on the garage and nothing else was found missing, deputies say. REALTY SIGN STOLEN A realty sign valued at $140 was upr ooted and stolen from a lot in Forest City, accordinmi to Seminole County deputies. The Cross County Realty sign as reported stolen Monday from the Southeast corner of Holiday Avenue and Balmy Beach Drive. deputies say. COPPER PIPESTOL.}:N A copper pipe valued at $300 was reported stolen Monday front a construction site in Casselberry, according to Seminole Counts deputies, pipe was removed from the foundation of a house wider construction at 3585 Jericho Drive howell Cove, Casselberr), deputies say. SEWING MACHINES TAKEN Four sewing machines valued at $1,400 were reported stolen WASHINGTON (UP!) — Naturally caused radiation accounts for most of the exposure Americans receive, but a National Academy of Sciences committee said today 30,000 nuclear power plant workers receive six to eight times the natural dose annually. Cancer and birth defects are the main adverse effects from radiation exposure. But the panel's long-awaited report on the effects of low-level radiation said not enough is known to determine whether low doses are detrimental. The average annual natural radiation dose is about 100 millirems per year, or about the equivalent of three chest X-ray Nuclear power industry workers receive the highest doses of any Americans on a regular basisranging from 600 to 800 millirem at year. - - Approximately $423 in property was stolen sometime between Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning from the Forest Lake Academy in Forest City, according to Seminole County deputies. Deputies say entry was possibly gained through a side door on the southside of the building. Property taken included a calculator, an AM-FM portable radio, a tool box and a knife, deputies say. IN BRIEF Call By United Press International Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin today suggested the PLO should be renamed the PMO "Palestine M urderers Organiza tion" and said if Washington ever negotiates with the group it will be "a black day for all free humanity." + The Saudi Arabian newspaper Al Bilad charged Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's scathing attack on the Saudis Tuesday for turning their back on Cairo was proof that Sadat had sold out the Arab cause by signing a separate peace with Israel. In an Independence Day in terview broadcast on Israel radio, Begin said talks starting later this month with Egypt over the fut ure of the West Bank and Gaza Strip may present a "serious and even difficult problem." Wednesday, May 2,1979-3A : . s, (' Economical and Tasty COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH FISH AND SEAFOOD Sanfor. Seafood Center + + Photo by Tom Nets.l PHONE 3234890 AVE. SANFORD 129 FRENCH 1K ____________________ Drink Issue Alive Again pop" - -+----•.-+---•++.+ alcoholic beverages front 18 to 19. The measure now goes to the full Senate where sponsor Don Childers, 1)-West Palm Beach, will try to amend it to age 21. The majority of the House wants to raise the drinking age and will vote to do so if given the chance, said Childers, noting that 63 of the 120 representatives signed on as cosponsors to the McPherson bill. "We'll move our bill through the Senate, then put it on to some House bill coming down here (and send the amended proposal back). That will give the House the opportunity to vote on it, and once this happens, it'll pass," he said. Senators deadlocked on whether a proposed coal slurry pipeline should be regulated by the Public Service Commission, holding up a bill considered crucial to the $3 billion project. The dispute surfaced during debate on a measure (SB54) giving Florida Gas Co. of Winter Park the power of public condemnation to secure land for the pipeline. Final action on Ow measure was put off until Thursday. A bill exempting manufactur$ s.. readings: tem- ing plants from the 4 percent perature, U; .vernight lows, sales tax on electrical energy $4; yesterday's high, N; was bottled up In the House barometric pressure, 30.02; Tourism and Economic Deverelative hemlEty, N per no; lopment Committee. wilek E at 10 mph, Forecast: Partly cloidy through faraday with a ohance of ismMy af$erm.ee and eveelug Ihsadersb.wera. Highs in the mid I. upper Ns. Lows tonight In the upper Iii. Wiada eastiosnlhomtll toll mph today sad siu$homt 11 mph Thursday. Mali pesheblilty 30 after.., aid "aft hows. IIMJMIDAY'S TlD Ds$eus Beach: high IL$ a,R,, L* p.m., lea liJ6 a.m., SiN pa. Pert Canaveral: high 12J7a,m., U:l$ pm., low 0:41 I,m,, liRpa. 31Q9 l:ft4:NL1L,6:39 P61111111,9 Ills 11:11 am., 11:30p.m. .--.---+ You Are Invited ToOur II TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) Lawmakers trying to raise Florida's drinking age want House Speaker Hyatt Brown to overrule a committee which killed a bill changing it from 18 to 20. Brown rules today on arguments by Rep, Tom McPherson, 1)-Fort Lauderdale, tha' the regulated industries committee illegally killed an age 20 drinking proposal (CSHB502) Last Thursday, taking It up even though it wasn't listed on the meeting's agenda. The House considers legislation (HB607) requiring corrections officers, forest rangers and other public employees who live in state-owned housing to pay up to 10 percent of their salary in rent. North Florida legislators tried vainly Tuesday to exempt prison guards —sometimes required to live on prison grounds — from the proposal. The Senate Commerce Committee Tuesday approved 7.3 a bill (SBSOS) raising the minimum age for purchase of -- Add Fish To Your Diet 0 Herald -- FOOD DOLLAR mated this %CMs I would bring in $9(,(p, ( 1 She is delighted her estimates were off by nearly Lft . STRETCH ave ' 1 r:revenues for r%;" it 02. + • ( * — LAKE MARY PHARMACY +++ THURSDAY FRIDAY - SATURDAY MAY 3.4.5 FREE * to a Lowest Prices On Prescriptionsi Blood Pressure Check By Seminole County Health Complete Lin. of Rustcraff Greeting -a~;; .7 ./ W"Ilher 12 A COHOL TRIGEL 149 S. .7 *1 * — —— FREE 2 / GIFT,~,~ VITAMINS & MINERALS 39. ASK FOR YOUR \. a/ ThsraPutic M-100's ASPIRIN ~ z~ •.•' '•• 01. 70 Pet. 100's 78 —. OPEN Mon. Ihru Fri., 9 a.m.4 p.m. Sat.? am-i p.m. ClosidSun. Have Your DoderCall Your Next Prescription To Us For Lowest Prico CALL 323-1880 . U I * LAKE MARY PHARMACY Aubrey Moran R. Ph. 115 N. Country Club Rd. Lake Mary + .4 I 04 _i - . + -+ , .,• ,, I * a Cards, Giftwrap And Everyday Drug Items 39v I Department Thurs., May 3 9a.m. 12 p.m. Complete line of fresh Generic Drugs L . ... • • . . . . . . . + • - fl �Evening Herald - 3O1cFTNCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 306-322-11 or 831-9993 Wednesday, May 2, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director - -.--... - -- A pa fflCflt5Y SChOOl II!' . PACE School, Head Start &nd the Nativity Sundaywhich was to have been held In downtown Sanford School Saturday at Altamante Mali, however, with Saturday Saturday as part of the many Youth Day activities, g prize don by the Sertoina Club and has been cancelled. Several merchants had agreed winnersreceiving merchants' certificates and to allow the Children to paint Ofl their store windows T..shlft with the school system providing brushes and There will be P1%tY C41e1 1vtt Sanford Kiwanis agreeing to purchase the tempera for Youth Day In Sanford Saturday paint, Festival in the Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in It was felt that for the safety of the children the Park with fun for all ages Children's Cent street should be closed off from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 StHouratlOa.m.d2patthQvlcCenter p.m. but the downtown merchants did not want it Annex and the Community Leaders vs. Youth dosed at that time. They recommended instead that Softball Games at Chase Memorial Park, 2pzn.to5 the contest be held in conjunction with the annual p.m. We hope those youthful ballplayers will go Fall for Art show at which time the downtown easy on the more sedentary adults, some of whom streets are dosed to automobile traffic, were just about wiped out by practice. Another factor in the decision to postpone contest was the fact that McDonald's Big Mac bus The you teams will receive attractive Youth was not available at this time to take the 18 winners Day T.aJirts designed by Qwfs Holden of to Disney World, a prize planned by Fran Kemp, y Service Systems. Maybe some linament County Schools Art Education Coordinator, would be an appropriate gift to the adults. There will be art competition for children from Around -9 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 Peace Treaty: A Tes ting Period Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. The Clock By JA Telephone calls for various departments, except for emergency police and fire department numbers, now go through a single switchboard in city hail. Numbers in the telephone directory for the utility department, public works, animal control, fire and police business calls and sewage treatment plant are no longer valid and they can be reached by calling Sanford Kiwanis President Jack Weible has called our attention to the fact that a total of 94 members of the 96th United States Congress are active or honorary members of Kiwanis. Legislators from Florida included in this number are Senator Lawton Chiles of Lakeland and Representatives Daniel Arnica, Riviera Beach; Bill Nelson, Melbourne, Claude Pepper, Miami Springs and Edward Stack, Pompano Beach. (] The Army: Vacations Or A Job? ' Phone I Every Home ) - Ma"t1ancUAvenue T ops On Road ImP rovement List By DONNA ESTES Second priority was given to Howell Branch Road and the third priority Is Longwood Avenue in Herald Staffwriter The Seminole County Commission has designated the im- provement and expansion of Maitland Avenue in Altamonte Springs as first priority In a five-year program of road improvements in the county, coding $3,966,000 in date gasoline tax funds. Longwood. The plan for the fiscal years, beginning Oct. 1, 1919 through Sept. 30, 1964 calls for the expenditure of $2.16 million to purchase additional right-of-way, enidneerjiw, and recon- struction of Maitland Avenue from the Orange County line to state Route 436 as the the number one Project. The project is 1.6 miles long. Costs of improving Howell Branch Road for the .8 mile from the Orange County line to state Route 436 totals $1.29 million including purchase of additional rIght-of-way. engineering and construction. The third priority Longwood Avenue from state Route 436 to state Route 434 in Longwood includes funding only for engineering the 2.6 mile stretch at a cost of $16,000. Also budgeted for the five-year period is the purchase countywide of undesignated rights-of-way at the rate of $100,000 annually for a total of $500,000 over the five year period. Commissioners also voted, effective immediately, to asswne the responsibility for iiiain tenance of 21.95 miles of roads within the cities of Seminole. These roads include: 1.29 mile of state Route 415 i 13th Street and Celery Avenue) and .47 mile of Country Club Road in Sanford; .57 mile of Old Lake Mary Road, 1.29 mile of Country Club Road and 1.52 tulle of Longwood. Lake Mary Road in Lake Mary; .25 mile of Lake Emma Road, .34 mile of Williamson Road, .5 mile of Longwood hills Road and .72 mile of Dog Track Road in Longwood; 1.99 mile of Seminole Boulevard, .44 Road in Springs. mile of Kewanee Trail and .5 mile of Redbug lake Road in Casselberry; and .63 mile of Pulni Springs to take over the iiiaintenanct of the city roads and to include them in the counts road systciii under legislation ado pted in 1977 and implemented by the state l)epartmcnt of Transportation in October, 1979. ---- Altamonte The county was required Drive, .5 mile of Spring Lake Road, 2.4 mink of Wyinore-Douglas Road, 1.7 mile of Montgomery Road and .25 mile of Sand Lake Save 20% Seen on junshop bumper sticker: "Have you squeezed your trigger today?" Although the fragile peace treaty between Egypt and Israel that entered the harsh international scene in March was known to face a troubled future, the testing has already been rougher than ANGLE.WALTERS RONALD REAGAN was generally anticipated. It is mostly in recognition of this bleak reality that President Carter has appointed his versatile troubleshooter, Robert S. Strauss, as chief U.S. Mediator in maintaining the peace momentum. This is, we think, an excellent move. The Arab world, fevered by an aggressive Islamic jihad, has made good on its promisedthreat to punish Egypt for disengaging from the 3yearld Arab war against raei. RJCtiIM radicals carried the day at the Arab summit in Baghdad. President Sadat's brethren agreed to Withdraw their ambassadors from Cairo and break WASHINGTON (NEA) - Once upon a time, as seasoned consumers will surely recall, "more diplomatic relations within a month, Impose What kind of an army do we have? economic sanct for less" was a proud marketing slogan. And ,.,, .,.._1.' That question is being heard more and more ions, and move the headquarters of nobody had any doubtwhat It meant, either. these days. Usually it concerns the state c the Arab League from Egypt to 'Tunisia. Whatever the service or commodity ad preparedoess of the all-volunteer army. But For the moment, the Palestinian Liberation vertised, the purveyors were promising there are other questions about the army whic to organization is carrying out a limited war against deliver more bang for the buyer's buck. A better go to the very heart of military servicel Israel, thanks to Soviet arms and funding by the calculator at a lower price. A longer plane ride at Recently, an article in the Sunday New Yor4 Arab oil states. The PLO has been responsible for a a lower fare. Faster service for less money. Tunes raised questions having to do not just wit terrorist outrage in Israel almost every day since Those were the good old days, all right, but On technical skills of our soldiers but the very y are apparently gone forever. "More for definition of what It is to be a soldier. the treaty was signed. Moreover, Arab terrorists less" Is still a dominant theme of the markethave set off bombs In Egypt, and Yasir Arafat, the The article was written by Richard A. Gabriel, place, but the concept has taken on a nasty PLO leader, has promised "the most violent means described as an assocIate professor at S$. reverse twist. against the United States..." Anseim's College In Manchester, N.H., and co' As anyone who has bought a candy bar - or a The vigorous Israeli retaliation against PLO author of a book titled "Crisis In Command." 1 -'-house-In thepfewyearscyy, - -.. •, -' bases In Lebanon has produced a moderate, and the new rule Is "pay more and get less." If you have not read the book but Its title gives some Idea of Prof. Gabriel's major point. don't believe It just contemplate for a moment perhaps pro forma, protest from Egypt. But, while •..- • the prospect of dollar-again gasoline and this expected Israeli response can be understood He claims - and I am simplifying his long and rationing at the same time. Or if that lacks and rationalized, the decision by the Israeli cabinet detailed article - that when the army darted to Open Season appeal, as well It might, take a look at the latest ________________________________________________ recently to approve two new Jewish settlements In incorporate business management practices Into "bargain" dear old Ma Bell, everyone's favorite the occupied West Bank cannot but strain Its officer training and advancement programs, utility, Is seeking to foist off upon telephone Jerusalem's cords with Cairo and Washington. LIGH TER what It gained in efficiency It lost In spirit. He SIDE subscribers in a growing number of dates. claims that when former Secretary of Defense Israeli justification aside, the timing of so After years of not only providing but Robert S. McNamara insisted on what he called provécat ye a decision can only raise do about vigorously promoting the flat-rate local service " good business practices" In the army he began now used by almost 90 percent of all residential Israeli sincerity in resolving the West Bank issues. a system that has had mixed results. While good telephone operating companies have It must magnify the Arab furies, and, perhaps most buslnesspacticeaaredeslrahjethsomeareaso( started switching signals. 5erlously of all, undercut Anwar Sadat, who has life, such as management of spare parts By DICK WEST maybe North Dakota, says she has heard that army ___ transcended hatrede, fears and the gyg and In dats after data, the companies are seeking WASHINGTON (UPI) - Eacb year, * a -tII supplies, the combat the T*y dwells ___ __ Wove that there can be ace b tUi IUM*&vu, pd4gI, 1W Jew asd 1 in IS 11 t kind ci aepreach, esi iN SIT local calls aimilar to that already In effect for Taxinas, the ritualistic income sacrifice that rather uiai txalnia Arab - that the Israelis are not perfidious and can through the loopholes to protect lad minute cost-effectiveness. Longdlstance service, takes place on April 15. filers from the Martinsburg Monster, as the IRS be trusted. Called "local measured service," or IAMS, the It should be a joyous occasion. Beating the computer is Called. The Israelis, it seems to is, have a surpassingt Gabriel goes on to say that during the Vietnani new billing system imposes charges based on the filing deadline, unburdening one's self of IRS She also says she has been told that if the film War, "the army tried to provide all its officerS Interest, therefore, in the survival of Presiden umber of local telephone calls made each forms for er year, sharing in the support of claim the PvW &dWWM don't forget to SIP with an Opportunity to command. As a resuI4 Sadat and his government In Egypt, now Isolated month, the duration of each call, and the democracy - those surely are activities to their returns, address their envelopes properly officers served only six months In combat whili except for American support, and under growing distance covered, gladden the heart. and apply the right postage, the Fairy Auditor the soldier served 12 months. Morale fell so Internal as well as external pressures. If the Yet you can tell from the Taxmas Night will bring them a rebate. While the companies hold out the lure of lower badly that more than 1,000 officers were photographs published last week that the throngs Israelis are seen to sabotage their peace with monthly bills for customers who restrict Isn't that a lovely legend? Once disseminated, estimated to have been assassinated by theI gathered at post offices to mail their returns Egypt, thereby confirming the worst Arab phone usage, heavy users such as families It should put the Fairy Auditor right up there own troops." In a festive mood. Some had faces longer teen-aged with St. Nick, the Easter Bunny and the Tooth aged Children would end up paying conthan the lines they were standing in. suspicions, they could, conceivably unleash an Fairy In philantroplc symbolism. Alders, more than they now do under the I do not know where Prof. Gabriel got that Islamic revolution next door to them that would Clearly, Tasmas lacks something prevailing But fable alone Isn't enough. To compete with estimate, but even if it Is exaggerated, his point render meaningless the question of West Batik generating the good Consumer advocates, including the U.S. Office something that keeps it from the other figmentary benefactors, the Tanias Is worth pondering. What he Is saying Is t* settlements, of Consumer Affairs, are just1f1aly wary of the cheer and fellowship manifested on such oc symbol will need some sort of visual per. what appeared to be an efficient and open The harsh reality of the Arab world's rejection of ing it caslons as Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving and sonlficatlon. slowly developing trend to isis, Laudatory business practice- letting each office to the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty now confronts amounts the Introduction of a "pay phone in Valentin&s Day. Perhaps the IRS should con'nlulon the get a little combat training - resulted In low Themissing ingredient, I believe, Is symevery home." Israel, Egypt and the United States with a new Disney studios to creste a cartoon version. Then, morale because a combat unit Is not a business; boliam. a enge to collaborate as earnestly to make the ch ll on Tazmas Night, pod offices that remain Gabriel then claims that In order to econojnlzt In areas where LMJ has been I tiated the Christmas, Easter, et al, are symbolized by to accommodate 11th hour treaty operative as they did to bring it about. This Miami metropolitan region in thenilatest filers COUld add to the on replacement to join jolly little fables and figments that add to the hen by displaying cardboard cutouts of the Fairy system whereby cods, the "army adopted A means forbearance and understanding in the teleple Industry offers gaiety. Who can resist Santa Claus, the Easter Individuals instead of uniti Auditor. Jerusalem and Cairo, and It means courageous customers a choice of retaining flat-rate service Bunny, Cupid, the Great Pumpkin and so on? Those waiting In line to mail their returns were fed Into the replacement stream." 71116A or switching to LMS. catael our combat units, In Gabriel's words, "to U.S. commitment so that this peace can be Before Taxmucan similarly fill Its adherents coul d drink toads to IRS Commission Jerome become associations of strangers" and battle sheltered. But, as Lee Richardson, of the U.S. Office of with merriment and warm glow. It mud acquire (Soft-hearted Jerry) Kurts Consumer Affairs, point out, the choke may not some cutesy, adorable folklore of Its own. Here's The coupling of Israeli technology and genius "Away In a Tax whter" and "0, Little Town of emciency was thereby lowered. l ast too l ong. As consumers with low phone usage one way to get a legend darted: Leavenworth." with Egyptian manpower, which peace and open He points Out that combat units are successful shift to LAM the flat-rate group will consist A young girl writes a letter toe newspaper Few would be so credulous as to expect an when their members have strong shared bonds borders could bring, promises to make the desert Increasingly of heavy users whose rates will asking whether there really Is a Fairy Auditor, actual rebate, of course. It's the spirit of Timm of attachment and when the risks and the hard. bloom and buy time for an overall settlement In the Aart to climb. he girl, whose name can be Virginia, or that co%ags. ships are shared by officer and soldier alike, Middle East, But there is not a day to be lost. We guess things will begin to fall apart in Egypt within two years if some of the benefits of the treaty with JACK ANDERSON 4 Israel, which were promised by President Sadat to his people, are not realized. That stark possibility Is what should be preoccupying Washington, Cairo, WW, especially, Jerusalem just now. WednesdayMy2, 1979-54 on classic vested suits. Sp ecial$25 Sale $72 ea. plus fed tax. Size 878-13. on our 4 ply poly tires. Reg. $90. Contemporary styling shows up in texturized polyester with flapped pockets, center vent back and bluffed edge lapels. In solids or subtle pin-stripes for regular, short, long. Tough bias ply construction and 4 ply poly. ester cord body helps smooth out the bumps. Whitewall. Tire size Tire size Price- 878-13 Prices E78.14 $25 $30 G78.15 $33 $34 F78.14 $31 H78.15 $37 G78.14 ' Plus fed, tax from l73to 2.66 per lice. No trade-in required. Tires mounted at no extra charge. 14.88* Wheel Alignment 4 Mo!t U.S. Cars.. Save $3 on this Jack. 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CIA Reacts To Mafia-Castro Rep orts 1 BERRY'S WORLD WASHINGTON -ft has taken ll yews toget writing outside the government that would ml i$4n,i of what wm Health, rmjon flQ W1ve the reaction of the Central Intelligence Agency to confirm Parson's story of the operation, but -------r But the Inspector general stressed that tied up 73 parcels of surplushas effectIvel governlaw our dories on Its recruitment of Mafia mobsters there are plenty of non-gangster wltmii who Kesmedy was told only about the first phm of property In 14 dates and Puerto Rico valued could land confIrmatIon," to assassinate Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. the moer.recnj progrun. He was net 111$ million. Until the agencies settle their Me Waking under the late Drew Pearson, I Well then, the Inspector general asks, "Can toi' about the swond pIias "whkb was well the beid c produced two columns, dated March 3 and CIA date or imply that It was merely an In- wider Way at the tim. (he) was be used by the local health aa heWed." educetk,nai March 7, 1167, on the p t to kill Ca for whom the prupertie Castro. CIA strusnug of policy?" In other words, could the A furtl rsesosi the Kemedys coeldo't be are earmarke& officials grimly rdlow to COMMOL spooks pass the buck to the martyred President endued with bZm for the plots was that a key But President Lyndon Jotuwon demanded a Kemisdy? TOW of the fnatratlng ruu* Is Us cu NU report from the CIA after hi read our dories. "Net In this case," the report decides "While known to ft p 14 and.No brdhff. $Gift altus" school omcWs of Farlfaz Casty, Va. We have oMalned a stihhiecret report by the it was true that (the later phase of the plots) was p, dory, , find Uniii1vSs In. The coundy wads to build ai is &d Is fu CIA's h.ctor general coirmed the airdIahi carried out In an atmosphere of k'tUN Kennedy distress, includes as detail 1111111DOW ) sftd on a former mlndl, sIti yin of the columns, conceded that the disclosures 011110101drallion pressure to do somdhktg about Phase Two: the ft*ialiiilIi tesen." If thl CIA :-1over for on as a pa& had caused "much distress" U the spy agency Cadre, such Is not true of the earlier phase. (It) trIs to hm r GM and HEW enokeanin told our reporte ado the Keys, aid discussed the ways In which the govenmimig was tIMed In AugiM 1100 wider the the ao Dave CaIPSMSt that this would be a proper a ie gad could EIsenhower W'Mion." mis, the flhflIan,I4, team cadd ____ ____ INily OEet Out that tie agency was o(theaur$aIa4 betan argument over pcIIc "Drew Purun's column of March 7,1W The Inspector general also concluded that the lying has Necked the proposed coastruction, Sebol rel to a reported CIA plot in 1113 to Cro lnatIon project could ad be fibbed ochl Sotimats that 1"1141On adds UN U "Whet measures 'Igt be t" to luen the cum's Fidel Cadre," tie kwpsdor oft as jad a practice 111111111111101011W part of the denwger' th to the cod of the school for each month'i Action wd Wide. "Pear i. a.. iatomation, "EcUtiv, C"paility" being dev*peil ecown as as yet umpubiWed, to the iliad that there was a by the CIA's c1ai',4Insepuratisas arm. At lass In the beaati lmrarticet Ii It Is Mill ad known miMing U the State DspaItmit at which t "cli.blUt" GSA's decision to 4ig longstanding govom tt flOW $us tie dory____ codosssn.d with ""as pnicimc't Is airdy set," wofwssdi.cii,&aidthata "111111 mint policy covering such prupaity treader, "1 we ,r. "ZItRIFLE," was reed by th. Keasdy teem "(of three ma) .ctuehly landed to C of The policy was to require reclpladj of tin wth () Pik to be arMIos or developed by the CIA en Us to 'P land to * for itoto specified Iwo ou PUSS far $ySSIS't give * hick to Uncle ni wiMJ merely lend credenc, to Ow stories asd the 19'I w'91h1t t The report then says, "Than Is a beds In fact uide somewhat Dgiu iii" Y' Il Ilmeiss hiv, ad boss M$enmi Gitiutal HebSIt SSdy had aevnd for each of thus. thees reputs."___ So the agency '-td a does wall WIth the tadriMius, md hive devIJs of in U of Iii mcomfsstabls accvacy, the the 'ftin $M lbs secret rsit n- silence. L 'in the lead per idsr genital saks: C we plausibly deny firmed1*that Ema dy "w fully tolled" ii MUNW I11ATIC UOWIAllA• Whoa t1 we plotted with er ,lr'to to May 7, 1. "A -1S1f flIUi Cahill bSUNCMI lot a th*h au' Wa anniniii mel bds yes ill in ?" to kemudy a14 r'i.. to aide by GSA's change In the , AMft _t: "No. W. c-i$ We are May 1100w. lbs n'wiwthr dies ad as as Il_. da Q* do WWb A y1 I otIweUT between Genital i..auibly cWl4i t thn is u'tNen In word '"isiut,,' hut them is urns teem far MsaWs, the pini laud Nea Sam am DUpN'a-lpt W Sale Z99 Now 69.99 0,1g. 139.99 In June, 1977. Sale 5.59 9 Reg. 6.99. Battery-operated nail machine. Equipped with 4-snap-on head attachments: Including fingernail shaper, toenail filer, nail buffer and callus smoother. Batteries not included. S Deluxe CI unit features 40 chan. nels, S.RF meter, TX.RX mdi. cators, SWR bridge, tone- 0-0 VOlum..squelch controls. Mike, lacks and all hardware Included. Now 59.99 Reg. 9.59. The JCPenney Mist Curling Iron. Includes mist control button and built-In stand. Rudy dot turns black when ready for use and swivel cord prevents tangling. OrIg. 9999 In June 1977 Noble CO unit features LED 40 channel selector, SIRF meter, TX/AX Indicators, ANL/N B/PA controls. ___ ___ __ tiqjjjy , __ Sale 7.19 leg. 9,9g. ___ Battery-powered cleansing machine. Includes nylon bristle brushes, soap and batteries. - _'_ I Expert Installation available Auto Center Sanford Plaza and Winter Park Mall "w. All sale prices effective thru Saturday, May Ilk. r.A ism DV Oda 1-4 goik "Tft good news is the flood waters ar• abaiat to peak -the bad news IS tornado is of ft way." iiw ____ .j,/.. . . - . . d% 3Ij.i .' I -, "' - V.'. •.. .,.... $.i :' .. .-. ''• . * __ This Is WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17.92 and Los Road Open Mon. tiwu Sit. 10&M.-9 P.M. Open Sunday 1230.5:30 PM Pen ney All sale prices effective Saturday, May 5th. thru dC SANFORD PLAZA ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Hwy. 17-92 and State St. Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30-5:30 P.M. 138 N. OranpeAvi. Open Tires,, Wit, Thur. £ Sit. 9-30 AM-8 P.M. Open Mon. and Friday 930 A.M.4:30 P.M. - V-4S.Vvk,V '. ... . •1•.. .• ..•.-. .. .,- .-.--. .. .- ,.. .*-.-. .. .' ,-- ---.-. .' - - r 't• . $... - �5A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May 2, im A REAL CALENDAR :- —oZ Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Benham of 605 W. 20 Street In Sanford have enjoyed beach combing together for 40 years, They have collected many types of shells and Benham said he has even found a $5 bill in some seaweed. Gerard Mad. zerni lives in Dourdan, France and is a dealer for the Philips Co. He recently won a cruise to the Caribbean with other Philips dealers In a company sponsored trip. On the seventh of April he sealed a note to this effect written in French. Spanish and English inside a bottle and tossed it Into the sea while aboard the cruise ship Mermoz.: He wondered if anyone: would ever find it. Twenty days later walking: along PlayaLinda Beach In Brevard county, Mr. and Mrs. Benham did (at left). WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 "The Good We", seminar for young people with diabetes, 6:45-9 p.m., Winter Park Memorial Hospital Medical Library Building. For reservations call 646-7016. Sanford Optimist Club, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn. Sanford Seranaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Starlight Promenader,, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall, Sears. THURSDAY, MAY 3 South Seminole OptImist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m., Longwood, Quality Inn. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mali, Altamonte Springs. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's Restaurant. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Happy Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Legion Home, Fern Park. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building, French Avenue. Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole. Deltona Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Enterprise. Overeaters Anonymous- 7:30 p.m., Community United #fl S anford - n vn Only' LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) Bid, Bud and The Kid. They couldn't pass for the Three Musketeers, but they may have a shot at the Three Stooges. The unholy trio of Kentucky Derby favorite Spectacular 'Bid, trainer Bud Drip and 19year-old jockey Ronnie Franklin ranks among the most - extraordinary thing to hit this town since the discovery of bourbon and blue grass. In all the 105 years of the Derby, few horses, trainers and jockeys have been able to cause as much controversy as' the gray colt, Delp and Franklin. "I would think I was some kind of a nut If I read what I've been saying in the news- Sports Parade Wednesday, May 2,1979-7A Derby In Question papers," says Delp, who is wallowing In the publicity surrounding his colt. "I just love It here. I'm not an actor but before Bid I never had any horse worth writing about." Bid, a steel-gray son of Bold Bidder, is the early 1-2 favorite over eight others to take the 1200,000-added Derby. So far, Delp has caused the local - hardboots to turn ashen with shock with such sacrilegious statements as comparing Bid with not only Secretariat but Man O'War and saying only an act of God could stop Bid from running off .with the Triple Crown. True,' Bid brings a 10race winning strouk, earnings of nearly $750,000 and talent. And Fr Concerns indeed, on paper, it looks to be a two-horse race between Bid and Calilorula star Flying Paster. The only major question about Spectacular Bid lies not with the colt, but his young jockey, who has been riding only 15 months and who is regarded by some as a downright bad rider. Even Delp admits the kid is anklin not the best there is. "I'm training him just like I'm training Bid," says Drip. "I've got two horses running Saturday before the Derby so Ronnie can get used to the noise and the track. They're both easy to train. "Ronnie is not the brightest kid in the world, and his ride in the Florida Derby was down- right horrible, adds Delp. "But Bid runs some kind of good for him. He runs fast and far for Ronnie.' "He's fit and ready to do l'i miles in a plowed field," added Delp after the colt worked five furlongs in 1:00 2-5 Tuesday morning.-I 'm going Into the race with more confidence than Fe ever had." 'Railroaders, Medics, Chase Post Wins The Railroaders roiled to hitting star for Medical Railroaders' 17-hit attack. their sixth consecutive win blasting a home run, Center, safeties. 5' .' double and Richard Leonard went the Chase blasted 24 hits in just Tuesday, beating First single in three trips to the plate. distance on the mound for four innings, with seven batters Federal, 16.6, and moved into B MI I TON RICHMAN VanBurger opened the fourth Leonard Shell, striking out live collecting two or more hits. L place In the Sanford with a single and scored on a and J second walking one in defeat. Dean Hall was five for five, Little National League as double by Greg Lawson to push Duwayne Mitchell led the all singles, and Daryl Merthie Medical Center lead to 4.0 before Clem Railroaders at the plate with was four for five with a threeLeonard Shell, 5-3.nipped Clem the Leonard Shell scored a single two doubles and two singles in run homer and a double. '! Returns To IN League-leading Chase run in the bottom of the fourth five at bats. Albert Armstrong Merthle had six RHIs. bombed Cardinal Industries 25- on a leadoff Clint Byington, the winning 2 in Tuesday's other league Frederick, home run by Lee had a borne run, triple and NEW YORK (UP!) Tom Lasorda was getting the chance of a single, Kevin Smith bud a pair pitcher, also was one of Chase's game. lifetime. All'hehad to do was say die word yes. Willie Brown and Robert Hill of doubles and Robbie Boyd had offensive stars, slamming a .: Chase is 8-1, having lost only both If he did, he'd be coming back as a conquering hero, coming had singles for Leonard a double and single. Orian pair of home runs and a single. back to where It had all began for him, Brooklyn, U.S.A., only to the Railroaders. The Shell, and Frederick had a Waldo and Donald Grayson Keith McGriff slapped a double Railroaders are 6-3 instead of showing up as the 10th pitcher on the staff, which was while homer, for the team's only each had a pair of singles in the and single and Dee Johnson di al Me c Center and C ar dinal what he was 25 years ago behind fellows like Carl Erskine, Johnny added three singles. David Podrs, Don Newcombe, Billy Loss and Russ Meyer, this time Industries both have 5-4 Reed had a double and single records. he'd be returning as manager of the National League champions. : 'd Greg Merthie had two In his best performance of . Lasorda wanted to hear some more a bo ut the proposition, singles. season on the mound for "Gimme that again," he said to the caller, holding the phone Medical Center, Scott Kilger By ington held Cardinal receiver to his ear. Industries to just one hit, a held Clam Leonard Shell to just The voice at the other end started all over. Explaining, the three hits and struck out leadoff single by Tim Webb to 11. caller said he was part of a Brooklyn group that was going to open the first inning. Tony VanBurgem was the dedicate a Little League stadium In the Marine Park section of MIDICA4. CIN. LEONARD SH ILL CHASE CARDINAL Ti* the borough. The struct ure would be known as Joe Torre Sta di um Al R H Al R H Al i ii For several teams in the Sanford Junior League, this S. Hill Johnson as a w 43 3 Webb 20I 3,, In honor of the Mets' manager, who Is a Brooklyn native, and the Hall 3 S 4 1 Gainey 10 0 i week marked 10 ,06 the start of a new season. Several players D. Pral%klIn 2 o Merth,e 1 4 4 Hunter 0 LIAI dedication was to be held on a Sunday when Lasorda and the K, l,ic 2 01 2 II By,nçton 3 1 Lel 4 4 3 from the Crooms baseball team that concluded its Fin. 7 00 311 season I. Fraakll McOr,t( Dodgers would be here for a bailgame with the Mets. I I N. Hill 333 Br.w,ngton 1 I I last week joined their J unior League teams this week and I. Do"" Reed 712 Flanders 311 Henry I SO its vels1,, 3 3 3 9 ow Carlton 21 I Whittaker 0II 1 are now eligible for co m pe tition in the local "It'll be nine o'clock, pretty early In the morning," the caller OilS league. Walsh 3 0 3' 0 Gaines I00 1 0. DllSS* Collins said. "Do you think you could attend?" I S I Howard 0 I 0 Harkneja 7* Cam$.II Cole V.F.W. has managed to to: jump 2 0 0 Harr ii out to a S 0I Ori5Ny is, 6-0 start without "For Joe Torre," Lasorda said, "I'll do it." Leiuo, MCdhI, Io III lames 0 00 so Its two Crooms players, Alton Davis and Dean Debose, 'Laws.. Hanit I I 2 0 0 Rosa Totals 73 3 I II "It was nice of Tommy to show up the way he did," said a Titus GMer1h, 722 Robinson 23 Ill and will face Moose at 5 p.m. today at Chase Park. Totals 34 21 24 Totals genuinely appreciative Torre. "He was there right on the dot '333 ON 1" .3 Moose, managing just one win in six outings, also had despite daylight saving. Of course, when he addressed the kids Ls.,sa,d SlsN Chase 12111 $25 Herald Pliste by Tom Notsel RAILROADINS Cardinal 002 ' two players on the Crooms team, Tracy Walker and Mike who were present he called them 'future Dodgers.' You know him. FIRST FIDIRM. Al N H Railroader Marvin Wilson pensive Rotundo, Walker, a standout on Last year's Junior Lqgue He never Mims a bet. But I wanted to know j was grateful 011164 1 1 Dt's* all all-dar team, is expected to get the pitching assignme t 21 for what he did. It meant so much to me,I bought the bagels for all 24 221=64 of US. '' " At $ r$is• • W aldO Uera to his credit this season. TTT TI T 412 4 3 Tommy Lasorda tells dozens of stories and draws a lot of laughs Aiui lwM 1III CwUs II sometimes because of the way he's always pumping 1 , s Tonight's 7p.m. game pits second place Kiwanis 0 • SeW bsllpta3rers and bleeding Dodger blue. Still, In the more than 25 Ireot •• / against Rotary. Kiwanis was upset 12.1 Monday by MSsyd 311 ao II () • II Yom I've known him, I've seen him do some extraordinarily MMot Knights of Columbus, another team that pIckd up a pair Totals $ Totals $ generous things. of Crooms players, Brett Von Herbulis and Nasar Firs, Fs*sral 240 oi— laIlF.ad,rs Oneofthewayshedoesitiswlthhissenseofhumor,whichhe Baker. often uses to make himself the butt of a joke. He tells about this particular doctor he met, for example, who wanted a Dodger cap. When Lasorda saw how much In earnest the doctor was about getting It, he asked for his name and address so he could send It to him. The doctor was so overjoyed at the prospect of receiving the cap, that he wanted to do something in return for Lasorda. "If you ever need a gall bladder operation, I'll see that you get one free," the doctor promised. Lasorda's eyes widened. Tugging at his Dodger blouse, he said to the medical man, "If! could get a gall bladder operation for a WWA cap, what would you give me for this a triple bypass open heart SEATTLE (UP!) Alter The victory gives Seattle a 10 lowed two more Phoenix taroperation?" That's one side of Tom Lasorda. There's another side, too, the three overtime games In their lead in the battle for the foyers with field goals to give V T anod ijs • Previous playoff series, you Western Conference title. The Seattle a 93-72 lead with 8:05 left side you see when he talks of his childhood, of his mother, Carmight have expectedth. Seattle two teams play Game 2 Friday in the game. x mnella, who had a stroke six months ago, and of Frank Sinatra, dOU%::f.. SuperSonics to be a little in Seattle's Klngdome. Phoenix's high-scoring duo of who paid her a surprise visit only a few weeks ago at her cockier about a runaway win Morristown, Pa. home, Limited Quantities Williams led three other Paul Westphal and Walter over the Phoenix suns. Davis never got untracked "Frank was appearing at Valley Forge Music Theater In Valley Sonic starters in double figures "Don't let the Mats fool you," with 27 points. Shelton added 19 against the Sonles, scoring 13 Forge, Pennsylvania, about five miles from Norristown, and one points each. Westphal hit just 5day he J ust went over and had lunch with my mother," Lasorda said Seattle Coach Lenny points, Dennis Johnson 17 :: I and of-13 field goal attempts, while T~ 5186 111711-13 Wilkens after Tuesday's series Jack Slkma 16. sold. "She couldn't believe It. The following Sat urday, he sent a llz• P71.14 the Suns as a team shot 41 opener. "You can read anylimousine to my mother's house with a doctor and a nurse. V thing &kII 4 FOR YOU want In came 4FOR Mats." alive in the third percent for the game. habit been out of the house In six months, since she had the ski But even Wilkens would have quarter with 10 points, when stroke. but they took her to the theater where Frank pruented her "( Westphal) may have SonIcs boosted an eightpoint rushed his shots," said Suns' with abouquet of roses, kissed her, Introduced her from the stage trouble reading anything And dedicated the show to her. She told melt was the happiest Victory ln&ittle'g ION rout halftlme lead to an 8146 lead Coach John MacLeod. 'He'sa of the Suns. After going ahead going Into the final period, lot better shooter than he W& other life." Plus $1.80 F.E.T. Pius $2.34 F.E.T. showed tonight." for good midway In the first tobetheiiggergms, Alvan Adams led Phoenix (V_ period,theSor cs jnetbo&ally th"ft's nices," d who with l8polrts and 12 rebounds. built UN lead to GUARDIAN ANGEL U many U by Alan had trouble shooting shooting over 72 But Seattle outrebounded the (V$Iz. 071.14 liii 071.Is Size H71.15 points In the fourth quarter. Ka in the Suns, 5645, Including a 20-10 " lWfl di&t COflI U Laker S 4 FOR FOR FOR advantage In the first quarter. easy as It seemed," Sonic A The Sonic dominance on the Seattle putthe game away y ira Alf 411440f 49 W& "We were out there playing with an &o spurt early in the boards enabled Seattle to fast1Y1!Ap,W Two tough t'boeqlass tills 'JnIem () Julonstti IxeakontheSuns,whoalsoL hard ZM Al. everybody gave 100 to tread and two poiysts, cn.ii IocIy 'ils Plus Plus Plus ItotfwIth apaIrohfoulshot to flUl. W easy handling and a smocin qu it CA/#C4N/A $2.53 F.E.T. $2.59 F.E.T. $2.87 F.E.T. Sheba tailled 11 of "When they have their break aid added a basket after a 04 IY14 IS 44W$' ____ FREE MOUNTING Williams fol.. going and are scoring, it's firM 15 points, But It took a pair t urnover. 1q0wM5 your Firestone tire purchase All prlcss plus tax and old tire. If? difficult for us to get ours of J umpers by Gus William-.his Prices Its..., g oing In Oils ad iiM*4i as Fliesso.,. 14oes C.11tfl.l priced.wh,m,,iq you eu lu Firestone s.gn. ('i) ," said Westpiial. "That's a'r#egerr fldpob*softhegarnew give YI b' 1 CiY/1,45 what kept us from ever getting the SOldcsal8-lSlead with 435 NNL IN 114641. t HE/S /A any Momentum." we in the first quarter. Seattle Sy URItI 2 fEC Vt Neither the Sonics nor Phonever trailed thereafter, somifinals 7'E/R* '(4 10"t of Seven) , oy enix seemed Impressed by the WAw IJI q~ (All Times IDT) AV ;Z4./4q ease of the win. fe W4Y g, qz Zv "Ithlnkitheserlesiisgoing N.Y. Islasders vs. N.Y. Rang- irs #( RO4W-OP (N.Y. laag.rs lead ssi•, 2.1) Our UAAOIflOtvi pros will tubncot. * to be a kd closer than the game * April 75-N.Y. Rangini, N.Y. your cams chassis, dai, old oil and ly CCII ; tonight," said MacLeod. Islanders I I, add up to five quarts of new oil, They're famous for coming, April 2S-N.Y. N.Y. install a new oil flit,.. Coil Rangers 3 (of) back," said Seattle reserve ahead foe an appointment. :.. MST A*mCM May 1-NY. RanQi 3. N.Y. ('jJ Baseball steps to the Slanders I center Dennis Awtrey. "It EXPIRES 54-79 0 V * hnMd of local sports hi May 3-N.Y. slandirs as N.Y. doesn't discourage them. *b*AA*AAA**sp*****&**** I ______ Cnty today in the Nan,sri, 7:35 p.m. They'll be back and play hard." May 5-N.Y. Rangers of N.Y. Class AAAA4 high school lstondi,s,l COMI IN AND UI OUR p.m. tournament at Sanford *May I-N.Y. lIanders at N.Y. I ..-.... • :' '. • ... I LaSorda Herald Photo by Tom Netsel S • - 1fl1 UI .Vlogit C •6 4 UJ U. Brooklyn ".' •. - "5." -Sd - ••' - I - . Crooms Players Join Junior League Teams • ____ . ' OES Seminole Chapter 2, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple. Stetson University Kite Plying Contest, 3 p.m., Stetson soccer field, DeLand. Seminole County Young Young Republlcui election, 8 p.m., Red Carpet Inn, Interstate-4 and Douglas Road, Altamonte Springs. FRIDAY, MAY 4 Semlole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m,, Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. South VolnsIa Salome, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watcher,, 10 am., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tangiewood AA, closed, 6 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian : Church, Route 434, Longwood. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden :Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. :: SATURDAY, MAY 5 Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cauelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Psycc FaIr, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Spiritual Centre of Casangs. Sçukar. 7 p.m. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 4Ifl4 AJT lI, LA fi --, SPORTS 'FIND' . , , • ' , Morsvtnn Church, Route *1, 1.angwoo& Epilepsy Au.cfatku Spring Fling PicnIc, noon till dark, Lake Baldwin Park, Lakernoig and Glarridge Way, Winter Park. Bring own food and drinks. SwImnthg, games and sports. -33 - • Thso for Big Brothers-Big Sisters sponsored by 'Winter Park Jaycees, Rosemont development off SR 441. " Registration 9:30. Blke.a.thg, 10 am. to3p.m. 8$. Augnatlie Church Gall Tournament, 10 am., Sheoah Golf. Coin., Winter Springs, followed by lirnçheon. Open to public. MOIlDAY, MAY 7 Del.,7 Wayfus I.diss Day Potluck bmckeon, 12:10 p.m., DeBary, Civic Auditorlinu. I AF handful N - . '. ___ Muneimi and Asolo 11l.r to see Noel Coward's "Dasign for Uving." Leave Sanford 0:36 pickup Seminole PIme, Casoslbsrry. Return 2 M.May ii. _____ VIIDAY,MAYU loll. Haute.. Chupter_Ds*.r. of American RevolutIon, noon, For Ciubbouns, Lab. Mary. Bring oldJeaJy. SAtURDAY, MAY IS ReUse d ls.Dsee.$ to mliig Maftiand Qvlc Center, for singles, divorced and widows over, 1$. Uve Band. , n.m.; Hot SuperSon*cs Go ImUp I V i,iiiiCI1SEI (V AL Against Phoenix,, 108-93 (V(V DsiibS i.ItSd WIdts1vaIIs (V - - (V and huMus to bins • •,f••, • • •• • Mover AODWEP, g.TH7 . . '• • Use a twist of the wrist Any handyman or plumber replace high-watt bulbs withtoiow1. ecansaveaIotofelectrjcj can turn your hot water thermostat wattage bulbs. Every little bit helps. If everyone lends a hand. kW am '. S THUIAY,MAT1I • • • • k ,,' AWFereelergAaui:Div1ola$Ce*i,1—. May * For M. , luimutisi or Nu.i, dim suM M Hwr1 A ioiu. 001146. Merry WI" 5 pas RI1 Theet,., ftft Qk^ Whuor P or ISM* sdwft. •' '. 5 . (V Pro Hockey . Prep Baseball _ Tourney Is On (V (V • S S • IV ' F• hdp ycm am, 1ym L2110 u. met sall Lamm 4k$ Brantisy 4, VIM at .? • • Nowan / S .• • "5'. VV"t to "S •• '4t",4' S • • ----- - .- :.•— • DSLU4 wilingsiIáinthu. ,5'..' -- --'5'- _ aid 7. thu • r--wIWII.lsL- 5-.-. 5' • -- -- a 736a...,. . ' Rangs 5:30 p.m. *.May ID-N.Y. Rangen at N.Y. Islandmrs,$:ns.m CLIP& SAVE iLUBE, OIL & FILTER (V liii.' J vs. Mialriij (Mankeal look swim 2.1) ai 20.-Montreal 1, beston 7 Affil If I ____ - (V pivs TV a APPUANCI DIPAITMINT 90 DAYS JAME AS CASH Wi fiul.SU IH)OH: .is r.wii$.s can,,u ri,.,eea. 'Minimum ni',nthly i,iui,, l 'All (snaansI chuig..'.r i'lunsk,I '.h.'n lh,i.I • Visa 'mrrirun E spre , %lia'Ier(hing, '('art, Blanche •l)ini.r' huh •g,ii',l saw 2 May 1—loston L Montresi I *—Vm*rw Ilooton, 7:X May )-MontreoI at m. y 5-,,at Mo.wriat, TM *May0-Moi,,aat bIbs, 7:30 d'lp. p.m. ______ ilm is ,,,•,, _ 5' Gaillaw SpeES Cek 36 ••••-._••, 5 ' " - , S - Ja$useina7p.m. c"udi4 bitwis bid FLORA POWER $ LIGHT COMINY •••••.. Staltm 1*f . , COUPON ____ ' . • - (V (V (V (V* CLIP&SAVE S •• ,' 0 ____ two I S S •'• S • • 109" (V n -,•' • _ Noland Fan Avusus, OrICali g' 17740; :• S 'it,. •- / ____ (V (V tI. • • - Firestone 4 4 StratoStreak® (V 119" 12195 129's Sup.RBeIt® (V 14 - *Mbok County, m Jerry's Sanford M INI B. 10th 1., Sanford or The VWng. lisp, Sfsrd : If cooNrEoav loduty of W!DNESDAY,MAY$ 'WS'$(oflWd,1p.m,dol05tBrIdgS4 •' (V 99" (V -. • , '-: - I• I , - '•-' .. n.m. • ,' A. • (V - A flick of the finger will turn offanylightorappliance you're not Don't do a of laundry using..It'sa smalleconomy, but not or dishes. Wait until you have awhen you multiply it by thousands n Y)j full load. And use cold water when-of hours and millions of homes. ever possible. And, if you're pIlanning to If you have a pool, lend a hand buy a new home, there's more by reducing the hours of the pump's than a handful A finger and thumb is all it of reasons to ask operation a es to turn your air-conditioner to the minimum required your builder about FPL'swaty by the manufacturer. That will the rmostat Living Program; and the built-in to 78°. A comfortable make your bill take a dip, too. setit ing, thatup will resultin significant energy-saving features that will : savings. help reduce your electricity costs. TUESDAY, MAY $ Suburban Republican Women's Club, luncheon .meetlng, 300 Royal Palm Co urt, SWO,tWM.,. Bring a salad and recipe and artide for silent auction. WEDNAY,MAY6 Wou's aa Ialird, noon luncheon and buning. meeting. Speaker Mrs. C.C. Moses, Florida Foderutlon of Woman's Ch. '9splaln. Reservations. THURSDAY MAY II .; (V Regular and low sulfur oil are down to 120°, (or 140°, if you have in ;hort supply. And expensive. a dishwasher). And if you're going so right now it's more important to be away for three or more days, tnan ever to practice conserving turn your water heater off. ele tricity. Governor Graham ,. is enc:ouraging a voluntary conservat ionprogram, because it's in everybocly's best interest to preserve our em!rgy resources. We agree. And heiIII are some of FPL's suggestions on how you can lend a hand. Senior Citizens trip I. diner theater to see "Sound of, Music." Leave Sanford at 11 am. Stop at Seminole Plaza, Cauelberry, 11:30 am. Return 5 p.m. Spring Festival, lp.m. Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, Deltona. Dinner 4:307:30 p.m. SUNDAY,MAY$ Ballroom and round discing, 8p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. SEMINOLE AA, 8 pm., open speaker meeting, Halfway Rouse, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. I (V FIRESTONE, SANFORD st$ FRENCH PH. 3n.0 (V (V (V (V (V (I) rift, it p.m. TTT T ie TTTTTT , 'S -S... • -. - TI~ITTIVIVT - . 5 . .- • • - S - • j �$A-Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May 2, tp MSCOREBOARD Major League Standings iv United Press International National League East WLPct. 05 Montreal 15 5 .750 Phila 14 6 .700 1 St. Louis 10 10 .500 5 Chicago 9 9 .500 5 New York S 11 .421 6' SANFORD.ORLANDO LATE MONDAY 7 12 368 71', Twelfth Race in, 0: West Beauty Aid 9.60 3.50 7.Io I. Pct. OB Houston 15 , .682 - B Big Shot Sambo 3.70 7.10 2 Elusive Emma 3.60 Cinci ii 11 .500 1 0(75)9.20 P (1-5) $5.70; T (7.5. Fran 10 14 .117 6 2) Lo AtI'Ange,s a 15 540.80. Time 31.4. .417 6 6", A - 3.136; Handle $369,443. TUESDAY NIGHT First Race. is, C. .100 S 13 .381 6' Expos Sweep L A For Seventh In Row the morale of the team but if I go O-for-4 rr 0-for-5 and we win, By United Press International seven straight victories, all at good baseball. They're bellevDick Williams Isn't talking home. lug In themselves." Braves 5, Pirates 2: Gary Matthews slugged two Cubs 5, Reds 1: Bill Buckner slammed two yet, nor Ishisteam, but Williams couldn't have been Outfielder Warren Cromartle then that's what's It's all solo homers to power the S120 Iva J pennant 73.00 homers and a double and Ken Expos are good the Montreal with the more pleased 1 Mountain Girl Tues- had two hits and has a 19game about." 1.60 3.20 Braves to victory and i Jean Nate 7.10 and know it. 7-3 they day's win. But he's already hitting streak going, a club Gluts 7, PhiWes 0: Nlekro to his 200th career win. Holtzman and Bruce Sutter Atlanta 5, Pittsburgh 2 0 (1-1153-60; 1(5-1.1)231.10. Time comblnedfor six hits to lead the rWith the highest winning looking at the West Coast road record. But he seems more San Diego 10, New York S Terry Whitfield drove in Cubs to their win. Chicago S. Cincinnati I percentage in baseball (.750), for what lies ahead. trip concerned with the team's three rims with an inside-the- Padres 10, Meta 5: Second Race, 5-16, 5: St. Louis 7, HouS 6. 11 inns. 3 Doll's Pumpkin 4.60 3.20 7.10 the Expos dosed out their latest a always ready for "You're park homer and single to back Gaylord Perry, helping him- Cardinals 7, Astros I: statistics, than his own. Today's Games 1 BostonMandy 8.00 1.10 home stand with a twogame good home stand and we had It. "I'm no Pete Rose," said the five-hit pitching of Bob sell with a run-scoring double, (All Times EDT) 2 Lovely Choice 3.60 Atlanta (Matuta at 22) 0(1.3) 19.60 P(3.1) 35.70; T 13.1- sweep of the National League I can't set any goals for this Crornartle when asked if he was Knepper and help the Giants struck out loin six innings to Roger Freed hit a pinch.hit Pittsburgh (Candelaria 01), 2) 71.10. Time 31.57. Angeles road trip," said Williams. "But going after Rose's record. "If break an eight-game losing combine with Rollie Fingers In grand slam with two out in the Los champion 7:35 p.m. Third Race, it, 5:too 3.30 Dodgers. That gave the Expos all the fellows are playing such we leading the Padres to victory. 11th inning to life the Cardinals. get a hit then It's good for streak. Chicago (Reusthel 1.3) at 2 Joe Kea s.00 Cincinnati (LaCoss to). 0:05 5 She Talks 14.40 1.60 p.m. 4 Salty Red 2.80 Houston (Forsch 30) at St. Q (21) 52.40; P (2-5) 101.70; 1(2.5. Louis (Denny 12), 5:33 p.m. 4) $17.40. Time 31.52. Thursday's Games WALGREEN COUPON Fourth Race, 5-14,0: Atlanta at Pittsburgh 4 Alert Sug Bear 5.00 3.60 3.00 SA7 II FD . 1. £VINGS Houston at St. LouiS 6 Blorded 5.00 5.20 PRES Phila at Los Ang, night7 Carry Cap 12.10 Montreal at San Dgo, night PRUNES 0 (4-6) 33.40; P (44) 43.10; 1 (44 Tuesday's Results 7.60 Montreal 1, Los Angeles 3 San Francisco 7, Phila 0 I PITTED ... a fteme 7" fmt New York at San Fran, night 7) 309.20. Time 31.40. Fifth Race, h, 1: Since 1901 Walgt..ns has 3 Rare Luxury 12.20 6.40 4.60 American League filled over 440 million prescriptions. 1 Fair Ruler 12.10 4.40 East r.asonponpl.com.tousisconf;d,nc,. 2 Lake llka 5.80 W L Pct. Agood reason in 1901 . . . ondtoday. 0(1.3)47.40; P(3.1) 114.30, T (3-I. Bait 15 9 473 ', 2) 4)6.00. Time 39.04. Boston 13 • .619 SixthRace,S.16,A: Mllwauke 13 10 .565 1½ 7 Mr. Manager 7.10 .4.40 3.20 New York Il 11, .471 .500 3½ 3 4 Tally WALGREEN COUPON -! 1 Fran 6.50 1.20 Detroit 3.00 iJ Cleveland 7 11 .333 6½ 6 New Option BANDAID 120.S0;T(74. Toronto 7 16 .304 7½ 6) Q(4.7)59.IQ;P(74) 190.60. Time 31.49. West Seventh Race, I, A: W L Pct. 1 Vilas Sand 1.50 1.20 3.20 Mum 14 1 7 3 Ba Room 7.40 1.00 Calif IS 9 .623 ½ 2 B Lisa 3,00 I"WWO 2129j1 Texas 12 I .400 0(1-3)47.50; P(1-3)62,40,T(1.3. Kan City Limit 7, ttiru May S. ieie 12 10 .545 2½ 2) 339.50.Tkne 39.09. Chicago 9 12 .439 S EighthRac,,S.I4,A: I Oakland 9 14 .391 6 3 Mr. Buckingham 10.00 5.10 6.50 LK Seattle I 16 .333 7½ 2 TippysScott _ 11.20 11.10 -------------. Tuesday's Results $ Maid OFlight I 11.10 Minnesota 3, Toronto 2 0(1-3) 51.201 P (3I) 117.00; 1(3-11 Cleveland 3. Milwaukee 1 • Time 31,67. Detroit S. Chicago 2 Ninth Race, %, A: BOTTLE 100 Kansas City 9, Texas 3 2 Super Slew 7.30 7.60 17.10 N.Y. 12, Calif 8. 11 Inns. a Heather Crash 6.20 6.00 6.20 Oakland 7, Boston 5 3 L. L. Bobert 10.00 hr WW_ Pound 79C Sunsw..t • PITTED PRUNES _______________________________________ ____________________ P.m. 2) 47330. Time 31.34. Detroit (Rozema 121 at llsvenIh Race, S.1ê,I: icago (loumgs,lon 20), 5:30 I Jerry Logrsis 11.20 1LOQ 6.40. ' $ isw V $t ____________ SCOTT I ______________________________________ Q(14)33.2SJp(1.$)$4,40,T()4 City (Leonard 3•2), 5:35 p.m. New York (Guidry 2-1) a? 7) 427.60. Time 31.70, Twelfth Race. %, C: California (Ryan 3-I), 10:30 2 Highfalutin P.M. 6.00 3.50 3.20 Manatee Dodle 12.00 7,50 Boston (Torrez Ii) at Oak7 MlMOi Rhoda 2.60 land (Keough 0-]), 10:30 p.m. 0(2-4)17.40; P (2.4) 37.00; T (2-4Baltimore (Flanagan 32) at or 7) 96.20. Time 39.09. Seattle (Honeycutt 03 ...... _ I: I 'I_te1l11:t(.1'1I.J: I. WIZARD AIR I _____ ___________________ CHARCOAL Sparky briquets FRESHENER 2oz.Choic5 of scents 39 Limit 7, ttru May S I7 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____________ _ _ _ _ _._ _ Wlttioulcoupon$I.69 Limit 3. thru May S. 17 Without coupon Sl.19 14 L WALGREEN COUPON CARTON 50 BOOK iI MATCHES q ._.___.___.,__l IIL. - uI5A..;!\ .\t Choke 2, 69, C _____ I' ________ _________ . . .. _________ ______________ EEN 10 1& BAG Box - 9C . 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CASE ____ 499 OT4 - 4 sui cm. cm - Inasa, ) 143, w. Miii 14$; Lamp, aim LW Mrtlnss mid Vuckavlcli, 14 ___ rIias Laasee - Hsawr. OPN DAILY 9A4$.TOIP4$ isasa-GWI SaiO4Mra 14004104$ 5.00 3.00 7 Gad 1-111110410 345 •1t4)3l4I;P.1) 500451 BATh PLAZA ,$ANSSh 0.30, Manhell, MImi 1) ms. JiM, NY 1.34; onu..os.*. ____ *11ht80'MT09P4$, (UWCNS60 $ey) iiiSU00$4lN . . outPolicy Sob odsotiiied Item li requIted is be Ipeciel peiud plitas or, tweed by lols' or mudi ' siselorbelowu,ok*siosd "wore v athe,me ow ar,ei,da, -_.wowAm* o1h __ a..N. ploss qume •ie W'A.Ae.I'J*rI&quSpSwedw. 1e. iisaimi is he ____ gs-t*t on 4111 ims 4 --- - - - .. - . . .. .. - - - Wednesday, May 2,1979-18 Cook 'Of The Week Search Is On For It Fun Making Nice Food For Lot Of Guests Sh e Fiends By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Carol Ecker of Casselberry, enjoys preparing a complete meal for guests. "I prefer partytype foods. We have a lot of family and friends who visit us from New York and Philadelphia. In fact, we have a pretty steady flow of winter guests and it's fun to make nice things for them," she said. Laughing, she added, "My husband and 3-yearold son, Jeffrey, aren't fancy eaters, so I don't get much chance to cook this way unless company comes." A one-year-old daughter, L;urel, completes the family. Carol learned to cook when she was in high school, "My mother worked, and as I was the first one home from school,.I'd generally prepare the dinner. Alowever, on Sundays, I'd take my mother's cook hook and try the more complicated recipes," she said. With a new crepe maker for Christmas, Carol has since had fun taking a course In crepe making. :"I've really made a lot of different ones. The dessert ones are nice to make, but I also make party ones, such jalobster bisque." Carol's main recipe 'source, The New York .Times Cookbook, aometlmes proves quite exasperating to her. "I have come to disagree with some of the recipes and threaten to write and tell them. Mostly, the seasonings aren't quite right for me," she said. A pressure cooker Is a great time saver, ac. cording to Carol. "I make a lot of meat dishes In it," she said. She and her husband, Tom, have a gas barbecue grill that they keep pretty busy also. "We both love to barbecue. I hardly ever buy prepared barbecue mix. I make my own and most of our salad dressings," she said. Laughing, she added, "My father raises beautiful tomatoes In New York, and he's always after me to try to raise them down here. But lam more Interested In growing flowers." Carol works part-time for the Stars Hall of Fame and hobbles, other than her flower garden include yard work In general, and crewel embroidering. She Is a member of Camelot Homemakers' Club and treasurer of the Homeowners of Camelot Association. BACON PUFFS I pkg. thin-sliced white bread 1½-2 lb. bacon (slice bacon pieces In half) 1 can cheddar cheese soup Trim crusts from bread slices. Spread soup on slice, rlghttrom can, and cut lengthwise Into thirds. Roll each piece and wrap a drip of bacon around to hold It together secure with toothpick. Bake at 400 degrees on cookie sheet, 30 mm., or until bacon is brown and crispy. Drain on absorbent paper. Can be prepared ahead and kept 2 days in refrigerator before cooking. Can also be prepared and frozen If desired. Can also be made with Golden Mushroom Soup. POT ROAST IN WINE In pressure cooker: 4 lb. sirloin tip pot roast ¼ tsp. thyme ¼ tsp. pepper ,½ tsp. salt 1 bay leaf .34 cup red wine 1% cup beef stock 3 tbsp. dry onion-soup mix Brown roast in 1 tbsp. fat, alter sprinkling with salt and pepper, in pressure cooker. Remove meat. Add beef dock and wine and stir. Replace meat, sprinkle with thyme and the onion-soup mixture. Add bay leaf. Close cover securely. Cook under pressure for 35 mm. Let pressure drop of Its own accord. Remove meat and thicken gravy with a little flour and water, If desired. Serve with mashed potatoes and carrots, delicious! (Can also be cooked in regular pot; cover and simmer 1½ hours until meat Is tender) BARBECUES 34 cup ketchup 44 cup water, maybe a UW. loss ¼ dove garlic, minced 1 top. chili powder 34 tap. Worcestershire sauce 3 tbsp. sugar ltsp. dry mustard About ½ lb. shaved, Outstanding Mom With Mother's Day, May 13, fast approaching, The is embarking on a search for that outstanding Mom. So, we're turning to our readers for sonic help. If you know of it WOIIIUI who, in your opinion, is deserving of iiientioti as an outstanding mother, let us know. We'll accept until noon May 9 letters submitted by readers. about one to one-and-a-half pages of standard size hects, telling briefly why a particular woman in our area is deserving of such recognition. We'll take it from there. Headers should iiiad their selections to: Ourselves Editor, The Evening Herald, 300 French Ave., Sanford, Flit. 32771. Herald Memorial Program Honors Veterans - (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Carol Ecker and son, .Jeffrey, sample bacon puffs, chi ham all ingredients except ham In saucepan. Cook slowly, after boiling, for 15-20 mm. Mix ham into sauce and cook until hot. Put open hamburger buns under broiler about 2 min. until lightly toasted. Serve ham mixture on the buns. For doubling recipe: Use double of all the ingredients except sugar. Use only 5 tbsp. BAKED CARROTS Pare 1 lb. fresh carrots, cut into 3 strips Cover with water and boil until tender. Drain. Melt ¼ cup butter or margarine In small saucepan. To melted butter, add 2 tbsp. minced onion, 1 tsp. salt, 44 tsp. ground pepper. Arrange sltojd carrots In shallow baking pan or 1½ qt. baking dish. Pour butter mixture over them, and mix well. Add two-thirds cup light cream, cover dish with foil, then bake 15 mm. at 350 degrees. Mixture should be hot and bubbly. Serves 6. F R E N C II FR I ED CAULIFLOWER 1 med. sized head cauliflower 1 cup bread crwnbs 1 egg 2 tbsp. cold water salt and pepper Break the cauliflower into flowerets and cook gently 10 mni. Do not overcook. Drain-cool on paper towels. Roll flowerets crumbs, then in the of egg and water, then again in bread crumbs. Fry in deep hot fat (375) until golden brown, turning frequently. (Or: 2mm. Lnatry baby psia, makes them perfectly in a jiffy) Drain on absorbent paper. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Can be placed In shallow baking dish and kept warm, or reheated, in low oven. You can also substitute 2 pkgs. of frozen cauliflower, cook least time stated OJi pkg., so ,they be too soft. Continue;is;1ho'e. 161, Farm Fresh breakfa _s*I 1111011111 in bread for mixture S -I Children's Concert Set At Zoo The Florida Symphony Orchestra will present the annual children's concert on Mother's Day, May 13, at 3 p.m. at the Central Florida Zoo In Sanford. With your regular zoo adnsalon, visit the animals; see Peter the Wolf, live; have a picnic; and listen to the 11ghtful music of the Florida Symphony Orchestra as they play "Tuba Talk;" "I Bought Me a Cat;" "Peter and the Wolf," narrated by Grover Gardner; and "Jack and Jill on Bunker Hill," performed by Norman RiggIns; under the direction of Alfred Savia, assistant conductor. Bring your lunch, blankets, cameras, children (young and old), neighbors, and spend an enjoyable day at the zoo. Sponsored by the Associate Board of the Florida Symphony Orchestra, and Mother's and Others for the Zoo. Symphony Sunday at Um Zoo la the start of an annual children's concert at the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford. Admission to the zoo is $2 for The April meeting of the Norman DeVere Howard Chapter ot '11w United Daughters of the Conferderacy UDC was held at the home of Mrs. M.R. Strickland with Mrs. W.B. Kirby, co-hostess. Business was conducted by the president, Mrs. L.D. Hastings, and a reminder was given to all members of the covered dish luncheon which will be held May 25 at noon at the Home of Allie Steeiivcrtli. The program this month was a memorial to honor the confederate dead. It was given by Mrs. W.B. Kirby and 57 flags were placed at different graves in Seminole County. , won 't :4 adults and $1 for children under 12. Tickets can be purchased at the Customer Service Desk at Ivey's, Winter Park and Volusla Malls; Florida Symphony office, 320 N. Magnolia, Orlando, and at the zoo in Sanford. In case of rain the free concert will be cancelled and tickets will be honored for zoo admission on any regular day during 1979. Sorry no special zoo passes or memberships can be accepted for this event. Refrtstgnesgi are available at the zoo. cwnberiàntl farms LARGE GRADE A EGGS iac DOZEN , I,J cwnherlIml farms ..v'z1 All Natural Flavor /'T I Old Fashioned 010 F*SNi05tO(5 ', . 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We'll get Jerry Kooaman says a and Mike Marshall pitched game with his third home run of orioles 3, Mariners 1: S?rikIOS National League - Richard, Cher can't go out and do It In a jam, get a ground ball and three Innings of hitless relief for single with two-out in the 11th the year and Darrell Porter Ken Singleton's seventh Hou 44; Nlekro, All 31; Hooton, alone, bang, bang, we're out of the his eighth save to help Koosman iming ignited a five-run tris- knocked In three runs with a homer of the season and Dennis LA 25; Sutton, LA 27; Mura, SD post his fIm3 consecutive win, lug as New York snapped a five- homer and a fielder's choice to Martinez' six-hit pitching car-. "Last year, I had an inex- Inning." and Blue. SF 26 game losing streak. Koosinan needed a little more tying him with the Yankees American League - Ryan, Cal. perlenced ballclub," said ned Baltimore over Seattle. lift Kansas City. 3S; Jenkins, Tex. 33; Koosman, Koosman, who asked to be than Infield help Tuesday night Indians 3, Brewers 1 A's 7, Red Sax 5: Tommy John for the major TIgers 5, While Sox 2: Minn. 2$; Wortharn, Chi. 26; Aase. Rick Manning drove In three Minnesota held on New York traded from the Mets as for Dave Revering's two-out, a 3-2 league lead in victories. Lance Parrish and Jerry Cal. and Bannister, Sea. 25, runs with a two-nm homer, his Morales hit to the Minnesota Twins in order victory over the Toronto Blue bases-loaded single capped a back-to-back Koosman StIUgiod through to be with his family. "They Jays. But unlike in the past, he six Innings, allowing two runs first of the season, and a single homers in the eighth liming to five-run rally in the seventh to pace Cleveland. didn't make the plays in the got It. on nine hits before retiring spark Detroit and give Steve Inning to carry Oakland over Royals 9, Rangers 3: Ken Landreaux and Willie favor of Marshall. field and didn't capitalize with Baker his first victory of the Boston. Baseball 10 -_--,w,- Salt 1.35; Monge, Clev I.M. Major League San Diego Nab Fifth Stra'11gh--.t Win Koosman,-.-i.o.h ,D _ __._ ON I1S PAY & a J �I %_—' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. tt Wednesday, May 2, 17 I AI;, vviiuii .4 foron ite rnnirm rt- tti, ivuiiiu III Fashion 4=H Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cinco do Mayo Coming :I P - (JEII Revue Susan Dye of Longwood was overall winner division at the Seminole County 4-H Fashion Revue held at the A, At Delinquency From 'Better' Rise Moore of Altamonte Springs was overall winner in the junior PlanSouthw0f=ThewBorder Ctnco de Mayo Translated I means simply ay. For Mexicans d 'J into oiled 1'quart mold CtuJ 2 lic cloves, crushed 2taMespoons red wine several hours or overnight to negar N11* 8n-Alnericans, it's a very Homes holiday commemorating an 1862 mUitary -rtnry ---• that =no aStinportant Psychologically as ctically it's a date when Mexicans, fighting to retain their dependence, learned that European superpowers were not ncuie. For nearly four years prior the Chico de Mayo victory, Mexico had been devastated by civil wars. The national reasuryhadbeenemptied; I can (8 ?z.) tomato sauce 1 cup red wine Please don't say that ifniy. DEAR ABBY: My husband Susan, a 16-year-old Trinity Prep student, is a member of the 41 bay leaf sister wants her child to grow' and I live in a very respectable H Teen Club. She won for the four-piece plaid suit which e had 1 teaspoon oregano up with turned-out-feet, it's her neighborhood and, although our made and modeled. It included jacket, pants, skirt and ½ teaspoon salt business, because ft isn't my children are still toddlers, we will represent Seminole County at District events at one-eighth teaspoon frl1y sister who will have to stumble. are deeply concerned about the McQuarrle In May and will be competing on the state level In ground black pepper through life on deformed feet.!! rise of Juvenile delinquency July. 2 tablespoons minced .i among youngsters from see her pediatrician quite often.parsley "better" homes. Would it be unethical of me to Tabitha, a 10-year-old Spring Lake Elementary School student, Heat oil In large flameproof -. is a member of the Cloverettes 4-H Club. Her winning outfit which All around us, minors -some say something to him about it?. 1 "&' A.1.l U 8...4.__ " "' as young as 10— have been no real she sewed and modeled consisted of a twopiece red terry cloth CONCERNED ut& onion anclgarllc,cook,stlrring, convIctd of violent Crimes. Jogging suit with matching shorts trimmed in white strips. DEAR ABflV. have a over mwn i.ni.D: ou t until They Include arxned robbery, She will represent Seminole County in a fashion revue at the relative who loves to play gin may not have all the facts, Wt meat is browned on all sides. beating up the elde ly and there W85 flO way Junior District Events In June. Juniors do not compete rummy. When HE wins he at state amn en says on the chance Mexico could Stir in vinegar th , A at your sister ll -Purpose ii -- handicapped, Wing y debts owed to Gr :. •. level. it's 90 percent skill and 10 either unable or unwilling to' e8t Mexican Sauce, tomato spuce, rape. percent luck. When the other deal wi Britain Spain and France. In red wine, bay leaf, oregano and th this pro bl em, mention , Both Susan and Tabitha were Judged best in modeling conAbb these kids ha fellow wins he its hopes collecting th says doct 90 It to the or. eir money, salt and pepper. Bring to boil. struction and overall In their division, and received $ each from known hunger, povert y European powers sent a Cover percent luck and 10 percentt I d I in nther of Cloth World. discrimination. They come combined expeditionary force Who said the teen years are Lou Gu reheated 325-degree oven from respectable homes and to Mexico. Alice-Margaret Bose, 15, of Sanford, took second place u he always the happiest ? For Abby's new. When he Le 2 to 2½ hours or until have gone to the best schools, wants to Spain and Great senior division and Cynthia Weiss, 14, of Winter Springs was third. booklet "What Teenagers Want play one more Britain withmeat is tender. Garnish with Yet more and more children double W when they realized they Other participants were Mary Wynn and Michelle Robinson. or nothing i get uptight to Know," write Abby: 13 par ale and serve with warmed from the privileged and usually lose that hand. How Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills Calif.might be risking war. France, corn tortillas or hot cooked rice. Miriam Leach, 13, of Longwood was second in the Junior clam turning crime and can I get ruled by an amibitious 90212. Enclose $1 and a long, out of going along with violencee division and Tiffany Moore, 9,.of Altamonte Springs, was third. 1 aPoleonrnIecidedtostayIn flNIWtmCRn3.s double-or n o thi ll ng cha enge (her participants Included Andrea Maynard and Yvonne Drake. elta Why' exico and use military force se. ANDCHE without OOkffl like a poor Seminole County 4-H County Events Day was also held this . CONCERNED spurt, to take over the government. ' (448ervtaji) ? month. Boys and Girls from ages 8 to 18 attended to give DEAR CONCERNED: Under the leadership of .. May I tell you how I got rid of ' LW 1 lb. zucchini (3.4 medIum), demonst rations, speeches and to show Judges what they had . Basically,Ws lack of dIsdI1i General La urencez, the French a pair of religious salesmen? i DEAR BY' Tell learned this year In 4-H. (Discipline, meaning "to army of 6,000 well4rained and unpeeled, diced cult afford to play for such got my Bible and turned to Luke I medium onion, chopped teach,,—not necessarily "to well-equipped men set out from 10:7 and read aloud that our, Placing in the senior division were: Mark Bartlett, Automobile; high stakes, 99) I clove garlic, chopped punish. -P 0 the port of Veracruz for Melani e Kam, Agricultural; Travis Turner, Small &iglns; ve a 14- Lord told His disciples: "GO not DEAR ABBY: I ha 2 medium tomatoes, peeled For 1 : nderstniH S Mexico City. 1j,•.1e from house h..." " month-old nephew whose f Susan Field, Indust rial Arts; Michelle Robinson, Safety; Aliceseeded and chopped ' this growing social J 40 I was never bothered again. 4A ' 1 Margaret Bose and Elizabeth Gaines, Team Demonstration In NoroW plisto by Tom Nosol 96t the May Issue of PARENTS' turn outward when he walks. So V4 cup Jalapeo Strips Along Laurencez' route iay I ALREADY BELIEVE, TDo Electric Energy; Dianna Robey, Home Improvement; Kathy Susan Dye was the senior magazine and read "Bad severely, in fact, that the child % teaspoon ground corhuxler III Pimbla, a town strategically walks sideways. My sister Mueller, Breads; Melanie Had, Horse Public Speaking; Mirlm % teaspoon sat by Led N. division winner for her Kids," .1 1~ placed on the high plateau A*" s'a knows it and keeps *,,Ir .' Leach, Entomology; Lori Pahl, Horn; and Susan Do you wish you had more, Freshly ground blackeWW pp~ pWper 0. between the coast and the Dye, Clothing, four-piece plaid ensem. Chicago lawyer. It will open about askhw her pediatrician fliAmmA.1% V.. fl— MUM f our Winners In the Junior division were: Raymond Green, Dog ble which consisted of a y eYesl .:..,;1 7 . There taste ', put the child in corrective Capita'city' the Mexican to V4 lb. sharp cheddar che t. .1 Care; Tiffany Moore, Home Improvement; Sarah Hady, army awaited the French insays, I. "e 1A "Unfortunately, shoes. But that's as far as it 4 49 Jacket, pants, skirt and She booldel: "How To Be cut into thin strips. a; POPW , . h. Recreation, Tabtth Moore, Breads; Wendy Green, Food ,, vaders. There were only 4,000 only alter a ch il d has corngoes. y-."v.iever5000uagor1oo , to . She .. .... ,..esen initted a violent crime are the Combine re ' Nutrition; Colleen Mexican so era who had little Herald , ; an Hope Lareau, Poultry Seminole I've mentioned this to her Old." except cheese in saucepan. County at itha Moore won the junior division for her terry Barbecue. Others participatina were Tin Crawford. Bread ; and roots of his behavior explored. Several UML Want to addrI stamped (28 tmWq and whm equipment Cook over low heat, stirring Cam p McQuarrie in May A peek Inside the mIM&clm bring it up againI dOln't Crystal Charron and Tanya Whitherill, Food and Nutrition c6asisted of 50-year-old French for fear she% euvelow to Abby, 132 cuts III jogging suit with matching shorts. and will be competing on home will reveal JANE CAMELBEMY Luly, rifles purchased from Great occasionally' 10 minutes, or a child who think I'm putting my nose DI Beverl3' ' ll~ until zucchini are tender-crisp. the state level in July. Britai n lives with two adults—but has where it doean't belong. al well and t Led by Ignacio expert th what's now known as flameproof serving dish. Top guerrilla warfare, the ragged with cheese trips. Place under Mexican army not only stood broiler just until cheese begins their ground at Puebla but then to mell; serve immediatelyI a ucceeded In pushing the 0 chastened Frenchmen back to MEXICALI MOLD the cod. (About 4 Cap) 0 That's why today, every 1 envelope unflavored gelatin can town boasts a Cinco do I cup cold water Mayo street, and why it's I cup sour cream celebrated with a fiesta. In the U.S., Cinco de Mayo is cilebrated an MexicanDay,attmsfcrall UU ., 3 tablespoons salad oil , chopped I clove Zo : ks teaspoon oregano 1 tomato, peeled and chopped 2 Whole Jalapenos en 'updrywhftewrne develop flavor. Serve as a s cups cubed cooked chicken spread with assorted crackers I cup blanched whole prese cii crisp greens as a ancis salad. Unf UVIWU I I,.c ""S In large skillet, saute onion MEXICAN CHICKEN WITH and garlic butter until soft. Add ALMONDS Sauce, parsley, raisins, ((44 Servings) chicken stock and wine; cook over moderate heat 20 minutes, 1 cup finely chopped onion stirring often. Add chicken and I clove garlic, iviiii simmer 10 minutes longer. Stir ¼ cup butter in almonds and serve im2 bottles (7 oz. each) Mild mediately over rice, 2 tab! tablespoons chopped opped fresh parsley SPICED GARBANZO BEANS V4 cup golden raisins 1 cup strongly flavored ii Servings) . resses, 1*6 Spring dress savings for junior, miSces half s beans and salt; Covered, 20 minu!es :• • izes, :• . ..) '. '-. All the . excitement of spring fashions now at savings You wouldn't believe. Take your pick of sheers, knits, prints, solids, on@ and two-piece sty les, • _4 more. Does not Include entire stock, Styles may vary from store. .. .:: . ... :. .. ., -. . :q . rrImer . . •: :... •. :..• '. .. ..... . . I . * TI i -. AT SHOPS AT .1 PUBLIX HAS A LOT TO SHOW FOR I THE FAMILY PU Thats because 5A Green Stamps goods, camping gear—lots of things add up to gardening tools, sporting for fun this Spring. WHENVOU ' CLIP & REDEEM THE COUPONS . ON THIS PAIGE GREEN STAM SAVE 80c F (40c OFF L A BEL) KILLS GERMS S A VF 5 6 IN A 7 07 1 JRE 01 10110N scope 0P I 1 II . 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OW Stir in remain' ingredients creation combiniall CNN ems to do W90 an Mexican cuisine Is mom than 8PrI to be served tacos. Though this popular 'kh "W& 10111MIN" knoWn contributiod to U.S. authe am avail" menus, the food of Malco in Imling AmrIrn sçs' r rN had@ cdgn@ to n*rkMs. esrthypeaai*fore, fro,nfish to froit to mdi, and In the past v ormom o1 uxiawsw (44Iins) been appearing on American 3tsbI.ipooea olive tihIiL 2Ths. dewing bed, li* Chili mixture until sli ghtly 14nch cubs _________ __________ tllLr'Ini,,.II_ •t I :1 lerge .on, cipped '.' . . ': n )Diced(reen Chiles, Add water to =all saucepan; The menu includes a beef sprinkle gelatin over it. Place dew featuring the New World flovors of tomatoes and chile over low heat, stiffing con it's a mildly — ---A dantly, until gelatin dissolves. A zesty caaserole of Combine sour cream, mayonn aised _____ Asserted Pack (laph" wsd.. 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OODPJyN sn lulL, snulv13ta.s*PaM.. ssMo .. )*N.'MSAVI. .'flwrs & sit; :* A.M.4 P.M.. •.f$4 . . MaI flI IMP 1094" RUM Glazed Osiwts 14&pk alwhimawL ISM - -- •.. UNFOlD PLAM HWy. 174$ind$$ts$t. Opus n.ftwu 50. 10 &M.3 p, . 2L •.. psi — H N IywlTvb& TM. aka wii Aesds aad OW G umak, a Ss111011111011 ii sr.Mss thM we1 SUN .T1RP& w hr a ay kiM. - feast to your entertaining Ideas. Mexican Beef Stew. Zucchini with Chills and Cheese, and Mexicali Mold form a menu that. is delightfully different .- . ratYowown -of4he-border fiesta. i / frequently, about 10 minutes or until most of the liquid has : on iiilture. 6 1 celebste the occasion' home economists have crested recipes for a Mexican-style Add this Mexican-style '-.. chopped 2 teaspoons Chili Power 1 C811 (15 oz.) Garhanzo Beans, drained 't to taste Heat oil In large skillet. Add onion, garlic, oregano, tomato, Jalapenos and chili power; cook over low heat, stirring Gaden P ..ns Maxim and its 'I Fiesta chicken stock , and Waldnes4y, May 2,1979-3111 Up PVM $" Chum i7-u. W. 33.smilaVAN&MM& I.,., Ps.h.thvlPvaô HIC Ink MIs 29.2..s. ossalsi., 4. Wad..e,se7t . . - O,.t.d Ps,m...n 21. S-u can (h1..W.d,M.,5. $575) efl..Spflm..__ �.45--li'vening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May 2, 11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. &TRETCH Orange Treat Perfect Any Time BeèF The Nutritious Rice With 1 Can (10414 02.) condensed Qoices at the meat counter these days are different than cream of chicken soup 1 egg baking pan. Bake at 375 degrees peas (snow peas) 1 tablespoon garlic salt for 20 minutes. Meanwhile, 2 cups beef broth 2 ½ cup sour cream they used to be. It's no longer, ¼ teaspoon pepper blend cornstarch with broth and tablespoons cornstarch 1 teaspoon nit "Which cut is most 1 teaspoon Italian seasonings remaining spaghetti sauce. Add 2 tablespoons soy sauce ¼ teaspoon pepper economical?" but "What can I 1 tablespoon Worcestershire green beans, simmer about 2 3 cups hot cooked rice 1 cup grated Cheddar cheese sauce do with expensive meat to stay minutes. Pour over meat balls; Cut meat Into ¼-inch wide Cook squash and onions In within my budget?" 1 jar (15½ 02.) spaghetti continue baking 10 minutes strips. Using a large skillet There's a package that's salted water about 5 minutes. sauce longer. Serve over beds of fluffy brown meat in oil over high probably on your kitchen shelf Drain well. Cook green pepper 1 tablespoon cornstarch rice. Sprinkle with cheese. heat. Add pepper, garlic, onion, right now that can help with this and meat until meat is no 1 cup beef broth Makes 6 servIngs, carrots, pod peas and 1V4 cups d4emma ...and it contains rice, longer pink. Stir In rice. Blend 1 can (16 oz.) cut green beans, STIR FRY BEEF broth. Cover and simmer about surveys have shown that rice is eggs, soup, sour cream, and drained 1-½ pounds lean beef round l-½ minutes. Remove cover already in the kitchens of over seasonings. Stir into meat 3 cups hot cooked rice steak cut ½-inch thick and stir once. Blend cornstarch &) percent of the households. mixture. Fold in squash mixParmesan cheese (optional) 2 tablespoons vegetable oil with remaining broth and soy Don't just look at it every time lure. Turn Into a greased Combine beef, bread crumbs, ¼ teaspoon pepper sauce. Add to beef mixture. you open the cabinet door ... shallow 2-quart casserole. Top onion, celery, egg, seasonings, 1 clove garlic, minced Cook and stir about 1 minute or with cheese. Sprinkle with and 3 tablespoons spaghetti USE IT! 1 large onion, sliced until satire is slightly Rice only cods about three paprika, if desired. Bake at 350 sauce; mix thoroughly. Form 2 cups sliced carrots, cut thickened. Serve at once over cents per half cup serving. Add degrees for 20 minutes or until into 12 meat balls, ¼ cup each. paper thin beds of fluffy rice. Makes 6 it to dishes containing your hot and bubbly. Makes 6 ser- Place in a greased shallow 1 package (6 oz,) edible-pod servings. family's favorite cut of beef and vings. BEEF BURGUNDY you'll find that the meat will WiTh FRUIT easily serve another person or 1-½ pounds boneless beef two:That's one of the very spedal attributes of rice ... chuck, cut in 1-inch cubes 2 tablespoons vegetable oil stretching your budget. 1 cup chopped onions Try these recipes and see. I* SALAD PROVENCALE 2 cloves garlic, minced ½ cup Burgundy wine Iceps cooked beef roast, cut 3 beef bouillon cubes In thin drips 1 tablespoon Worcestershire 3 cups cooked rice sauce 1½ cups sliced celery 1½ cups water 1 cup sliced green onions with 1½ cups each diagonally to -up each mayonnaise and sliced carrots and celery 2 tablespoons cornstarch sow cream Val "gee" 1 teaspoon salt Or use 1 can (12 02.) chopped ¼ teaspoon pepper beef. l can (l7oz.) fruits for salads ¼ teaspoon seamed pepper 1 teaspoon each prepared (drain; reserve 1 cup syrup) 3 cups hot cooked rice horseradish, prepared mustard Ina Dutch oven brown meat and salt 2 large tomatoes, cut into on all sides In hot oil. Add onions, garlic, wine, bouillon eighth cubes, Worcestershire sauce (ucwnber slices dwMno roast beef, rice, and water. Cover; simmer 40 celery, and onions. Blend minutes or until meat Is almost remaining Ingredients except tender. Stir in vegetables. tomatoes and cucumbers. Stir Replace cover and continue into rice mixture. Chill, cooking 20 minutes longer. Arrange on salad greens, if Blend cornstarch, salt, and desired, and garnish with pepper with reserved syrup. tomato wedges and cucumber Add to meat mixture. Cook, stirring, until clear and slices. Makes 6 servings, thickened, about 2 minutes. SUPEMBEEF AND 11011AMCAMRRIUM Gentiv mix fruit. Save over y .win u rrwmwm 1.: pound fresh yellow or beds of fluffy rice. Makes 6 ProTon Or U.S.D.A. Choke servings, NNW sucthlnl squash, sliced I ' 4-lbs.., MEAT BALLS NAPOU ______________________ !1:,cup seth chopped onions __________________________ 36, CbpIWs.,M.ye, I7 L .Is.sapers auad bat _.. ...R_. •-•.u. 1 61 1 pmmd — each finely 3 cups cooked rice Heavy Western Seef chopped onion and celery 2_gs, beaten Swift's Premium PmTon in" Cut Boneless The Valencia is a brilliantly colored lateseason Florida orange that's available now through July. 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Spread Cheese 4 eggs topping over filling. Bake fit 30 1 cup milk minutes in 425 degree Oven. Serve in wedges with sauce. 6 to 8 servings. ... AMIN %sees** 2 • e04 Continental breakfast Just like 4 med onions, chopped at a hotel restaurant. Get 2 tbsp. salt enough English muffins for 2 16-oz. cans barbeque sauce everybody to have at least one 2 cups catsup or two halves or more for the 2 cups water big eaters. Then poach eggs In % cup vinegar Mom's poacher. In the poacher, 4 tbsp. brown sugar put a little butter In each inBrown meat and onion; pour divtdual cup. Add water in the off excess fat. Add salt, barpan and place egg-filled cups In becue sauce, catsup, water, position on the pan. Cook on vinegar and brown sugar. medium heat until eggs harden Simmer for 45 minutes. Serve to the desired doneness. Serve on hamburger buns. 50 Serthe eggs on top of English vings. muffin halves. After a hard afternoon outFor lunch a salad will doors of jogging, walking highlight a menu of around the block or Just Cheeseburger Pie or Sloppy backyard horseplay, satisfy Joes. Two salad suggestion are hearty appetites with a dinner Peanut Waldorf Salad or a that begins with a Tomato Juice traditional Florida Waldorf Cocktail. Salad. PEANUT WALDORF TOMATO JUICE SALAD COCKTAIL 6 cups shredded cabbage 2 cups chopped apples 4 cups tomato juice ½ cup rthlris ¼ tsp. salt ½ cup rosstedpeanuts ¼ cup sugar Salad Dressing or Mayon- ¼ cup vinegar naise Juice of½time Combine cabbage, apples, 3/4 tap. Worcedershjre24 jce raisins, peanuts and enough ¼ tsp. hot sauce salad dressing or mayoimaiu Dash black peppeir to moisten. Tcis ligIdly. Serve ¼ tsp. celery seed immediately. Yield 5-10 sir- Mix all ingredients together vings. and refrigerate 3.4 hours before FLORIDA WALDORF serving. May be garnished with SALAD fresh lime slices. Yield: .lz. 2 rIi eating apples , c 606404099909094*446 E ½ tsp. oregano I tsp. salt CHEESE TOPPING Mix 8 ounces (2 cups) grated mellow cheddar cheese, I beaten egg, cup mIlk, ½ hot fat until golden brown. teaspoon dry mustard, ½ Serve hot with melted butter teaspoon Worchestershire and honey or syrup. Makes 4 sauce. servings. Sauce (not necessary to heat) Or, fix a breakfast like YOU Mix together ½ of 8 ounce can know best to do with eggs. They tomato sauce and ¼ cup are versatile and can be made commercial chili sauce. Into many different dishes. SLOPPY JOES Mom and the rest of the family can be treated to a 8 lbs. ground beef she'll treasure. cook, the menus can be varied as imagination and creation will make them. Suggestions for this Mother's 2 tbsp. sugar ½ tsp. salt 8 slices white bread In bowl, beat together eggs, milk, sugar and salt. Dip bread slices into egg mixture. Brown on both sides ln small amount of Salmon Steak .............. • cool. Mom, psyche yourself for Juice of 1 lime this. Resolve that on Mother's 1 cup Flu. celery, diced Day you'll get out of the kitchen 1 cup seedless white grapes, and turn it over to the children halved 12 cup walnut pieces or grandchildren. Perhaps, on this Mother's Day accomplish 1,2 cup mayonnaise the most challenging thing Salt and white pepper you've ever done. Resist going Crisp lettuce leaves into the kitchen when Wash, core and dice apples. something Is dropped and even Toss apples in lime juice. Mix when you hear the question apples, celery, grapes 'and "Where is this or that pan?" walnut pieces with mayonnaise. Enjoy your flowers and gifts Season to taste with salt and and have the most consistent pepper. Arrange on lettuce chit-chat with the grown-up leaves. Make 4 servings.ervings; GREEN STAMPS kralt's Regular Swiss Or CLOUD SUNDAY.. _., w . Gentle Whit. Dishwashing Deterg.nt Philadoiphis Brand processed Cheese spread Kroft'sVelv..ta ......,... Treat, ........ML $1. S.. $.-. C... .-. 'I-. 1 MacaronliCh..,. 3 14tons .1 206 Off Label, Sour Cream ................. tZ 69' t *isVIlNdMduoilv Prsuid Chs.ss Pied Sliced Bacon .....,.......,..106111. S'19 Swift's Premium Regular Or Dinner Rich's ss" Franco.Am.rjcan Elbow Macaroni S Cheese Or Grap. jolly ................ Cinnamon Rolls........... ''69c Orink luddig Chipped NN Toast, Smucker's 79c Serve With Calf.., Pillsbury's ch&alase flausaid Sunnylend Regular Or Thick l.b. Cream Cheese.....,....... ben 69' FRFS / THIS AD IPPICTIVI THURSDAY, MAY 3, ryer Wings •.................. K-0 -0 , EXTRAU JW GREEN STAMPS mose-fia lo $tswsdTomatoss .3 ''i . To section oranges, cut In medium saucepan mu together orange juicy and sugar. Place over medium heat; stir until sugar is dissolved. Bring to a boil.and boil 10 minutes or until syrupy. Remove from heat, stir on orange liqueur, and Let The Kids, . Take Over On ' Mother's Day PS P Brand Tomatoes Or IiV spoon Orange Syrup over slice from top, then cut off peel In strips from top to bottom, cutting deep enough to remove white con' lATH'S BREAKFAST . 49 P&PBrand Sale specials in every department U.S.D.A. Choice Chuck Blade Roast & P Dessert Treati peel round and round, spiral fashion. Go over fruit again, removing any remaining white membrane. Cut along side of each dividing membrane from outside to middle of core. Remove section b section. ORANGE SYRUP 2 cups Florida Valencia orange juice 1 cup sugar 2 tablespoons orange liqueur i optional, sugar, salt, orange rind, eggs and flour. Beat with a wooden spoon or at low speed of electric mixer for 8 minutes. Turn into a large Dissolve yeast in orange OF $30 ON Moms 98' '? 49 ....... Poor Halves and save Mth Anniversary .. Fry.r 1111roostwimIibs Pr or Drumstick. '1" F Ii P Bartlett (Delicious Stuffed With Cream Cheese) • doubled in volume. Stir down dough. Beat in softened butter with spoon. Turn into a well greased 6cup ring mold. Cover and let rise until doubled in volume, about 40 minutes. Bake in 350 degrees F. oven 30 minutes. Remove from pan immediately and place on cake rack in large pan. While still warm, juice In large bowl. Stir in OO STAMPS ON A pUmCsast F & p P.ach.s........... 2* 59 S membrane, then cut slice from bottom. Or cut off savarin until all syrup is absorbed. Cover or wrap loosely until ready to serve. Serve with whipped cream and orange sections. YIELD: 8 to 12 servings. s" '' Cranappi. Jul.. ..... ........IL N . NIHo Crackers ......... 'pill' 99' NydroxCooki ........ ' '1" S Chuck Slade Roast '1" U.S.D.A. Choice InSsh Cut kneless Chuck Shoulder Roast . '2" u.s.o.*. choice Senile.. Chuck Iy• Roast............ 11S. ( margarine Whipped cream 4 cups Florida Valencia orange sections greased clean bowl. Cover and let rise 1 hour or until COUPONS 1.2 & 3 AS WORTH SAVE 106, Sunshine Swift. Premium PreTen Reef In.pert.d, Shipped DAD, Fresh Not Frozen, Premium Grad. purpose flour 12 cup soft butter or SAVE 6c, Spread With Peanut Butter, Sunshine .... Swift's Premium Tendsi-Orawn, O.v't.- 4 eggs, slightly beaten 2 cups unsifted all- to a family dinner. The refreshing orange flavor is SAVE 14c, Pecan Sandles, Rich 'N Chip Or Coconut Chocolate Dr.p 6. 9 Swift. Premium PreTen Reef orange rind for your fanciest dinner party or as a special touch Im __ 0100 ½ teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons grated Choose Orange Savarin 1: — ____ 1.4 cup sugar A version of the classic French savarin Is a rich, spongy yeast cake baked In a ring mold. The cake is steeped In an orange juice syrup until it absorbs the piquant flavor. Serve the savarinwith whipped cream and fresh oran ge sections arranged in the center of the ring, and around the cake. - a,., perfect any time. ORANGE SAVARIN 1 package active dry yeast ½ cup warm Florida orange Juice of sweet juice. — ___ Wednesday, May 2,1979—.--B no AS Sill AT 111111 M1N NAZI, SAMM IIIISISOD VILMICTI., WW 44 4.- �BLON D E —Evening Harald, Sanford, . BUT I CALLED HER TO ETUN CALL BETTY CAU...ED) To RETURN YOUR CALL Wednesday, May 2,1979 Chic Young ill 1,r Y NOW RETU)4ING 8ETTYS OR.GJAL.CALLo RETURN CALL THINK L'L.L TCALL_) MARILYN ( TimeC ACROSS :; (abb 5 Uproarious 12 Marx brother 49 Nibbled 1 . !t' gazelle 15 Leather factory 16 Meal hopes Answer L AT IN IIA ! I 0 I ::; 57 Is pan of 58 Division of the year Stretching Helps Her 'Heartburn' DEAR DIL LAMB — I seen to bm the same trouble as the man I he4rd you talking to Tab Hunter abod on your TV show. It Wm Wheal I was am 60 1115151 cross preput. I seemed to notice 20 Spanish having heartburn and I felt as 41 Choice 17 Agrestic DOWN 22 Toilet articlecase 21 Jitters 43 Mediterranean tbo* I was rotured around 26 Take a chance I Indian wear 23 Be"rages OUNC stilingvessal 5-2 my disphram where it JoLra 28 Top of a wave (pl.) 4 Form agency 45 Had odor the stomach. your recurrent-heartburn. 29 Food for (abbr.) BEETLE BAILEY 46 Tithe 2 Letter by Mort Walker The only way I could get some Also you don't want to weer infants 25 Columnists 3 Unlocked 48 Organs of relief was to straighten my anything tight or constricting 32 Late entry 4 hearing MISS MAJOR 34 American 27 Egyptian dstMThen othe abdomen. Th UP EwJ someftV would go back in outside pressure will wrimm Douce" 35 Exclamation 6 :51 Indefinite in (ExDYQ (HIT place but I still gets lots of part of the stomach and tend to 6 Dwarves pouch mountains _ order heartburn. Sometimes I'm push It through any enlarged 337 r pa. 29 v All (pre ix) 52 Make free 38 Sacred afraid to eat.I feel as If there Is hole In the diaphragm. 30 Sea term ; 5 40 Within (pref.) 31 Skin opening 53 Single ahole and it's very disturbing. lainsending you The HeaJth '•:: i") 54 That girl 42 Looks at 10 Egypt (abbr.) 33 Star in I'dliketolearnmoreaboigthja. Letter number 4-8, Hiatal 55 Superlative Cygnus 43 Compass 11 Shrewd s" W 1aahp i1herniaorst Hernia, Esophageal Reflux suffix () point 12 Auxiliary 39Unaroused 90 risky? I'm 64 years old and ji readers who want this can't seem to lose weight. I'm Issue can and 50 cents with a r r rr r r r r r 10 fl 167 pounds and — S feet 3. Can long, stamped, self-addressed YOU hel' me? — envelope for IL Send your DEAR READER — It's request to me In care Ibis 14 15 __ to know why you newspaper, P.O. heartburn before tart Radio city Station, New York, THE BORN LOSER 16 17 18 by Art Sansom treaung it. This pain or burning NY1ll9.It will give you more — — — 22 - - In the pit of the stomach or Just specific Information on things 20 21__28_ under the st bone can be you can do to help control such EU -' ç) nwd&tW with irritation of the problems. — lower pt of the esophagus, I'd like to say again that ueusllyfrosntheaciddlgestive you'llneedtoknowforstwethat 31 32 33 34 poucy! RRT CJ.AUM Juices leaking out of the you do have a histal hernia : — 36 —— 37 — stomach into the lower before you start treating yourself. That means you 38 39 40 41 ) The leak occurs because ofa should see your doctor and have ________ _________ ______ —— —• faulty closure mechanism a medical examination. 42 45 46 where the esophagus and To give you some help with stomach Joh This can be your wet& control program, I 47 4 51 associated with a histal hernia. am a1w wroding you The Health Such befuin do commonly Letter number 4-7, Weight occur In women during Iming Diet. (Other readers can --ARCHIE by Bob Montana - — — — pregnancy. The Increased order jt for 5Otftnnf,.vi pressure inside the abdomen the above a&irçs WE MUST WATCH IT! ' I LTLJSTWHAT ARE 'YOU "\I HERE YOU ARE, FOLKS! CAN'T WASTE ANYTHING WE THREE CHANCES FOR (ij TO DO ABOUT THESE JI — — — forces the stomach through the There are two problemwith I SEE FIVE DIMES___ normal hole In the diaphragm. an operation for hiatal hernia. DOUGHNUTS usow WITH OUR SCHOOL BUDGET! \RD DOUGHNUTS I?I TSK,TSJc! Th is stretched. I ; RING The first is that they don't (NEWSPAPEI ENTERPRISE ASSN) As a result, part of the — always relieve the e hole ptorna. v T055 . stomach that Joins the Correcting the hernia do..)'t - esophagus where it comes necessarily mean that you t*090 the d1801111W May correct the leaky valve $11de through the enlarged bole problem. in fact, a person can HOROSCOPE or herniate. have the leaky valve problem t follows that preure inside with reflux into the lower without having a ByBEENICEBEDEOSOL aOPha anyone who has a hiatal hernia. hiatal hernia at all. . S.;\ ,,• That pressure can be caused 7be other problem Is the risk •• For Thursday, May 3, 1979 from the accumulation nf fnt inside Q* abdomen. Because ot risk that 13 Oftsin depends on the EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider demoiratIcn ,, your weight prollem this could overall medical status of the YOUR BIRTHDAY LIBRA (Sept. 23t. 23) well he a contributing factor to May 3, J$ DD 'C) K?)CM) EMLY?HO I WA GEflhI'JG U4AT A 1M.! 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CAMCM (Dec. 2W&D. #32 The South hand is a nuW Be nre to specify your birth 19) Although your beart Is in the mum for a weak two bid so Vulnerable: North-South he rebids three diamonds to rigilit piece and you!re trying to 2*. Dealer: South show his side ace. North's GEAUM (May 21-June 30) be helpful in reality you may North East s... three hearts Is a general People are trying to be frlendiy be too wasteful with yours or continuation of the force. 24 because they really like you, the ether esionsrowtirces.Pass 2 N Pan 30 South's raise to four hearts AQUARIUS (Jan. *Feb.11) bidunle you get out ofyour is raise For all heknow Pan SW p doldrums you won't even U a family spat should arise Pass s Pass pan North was showing a real today, try using your qtdckwit heart suit. Pass recognize IL At this point North know y CANCER (June 21-July 23) to avert a major squs that 9Iere1was0enou Being j!I$t your natural, could have your kin ChUCklIfl( ... LV Opening munition aOc 1 . 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CiliA FANCY $198 Smoked Turkey Ham SAVE it .1• LI68 SAVE*ALI(MSrNon SAVE * A LIFRESIE VALLEY MAMISUCES NMTII Pork Loin Chops 315 7WAL$STI?LIINEWjtMANI .5138 Genuine Lamb Legs Li SM NT A ISIESI AV14111 13 SM NT A L"11.4 TRAY ?a SAVE 254? LN•SIA SIN LB Fried Fish Sticks SAVE 04 6/$1 S4113111 LIPIIWCRS Fresh Fla. Grapefruit I • : • • $ 4 58 Y "jeel e'LOW Li Turkey Drumsticks U.S. NO. 1 White Potatoes £ 880 AV Grade A Cornish Hens •.• $2 Ll 490 • $ 188 Bids. Cubed Chuck Steak SM 49 : 4 A 5 FRESH FLORIDA $ GEORGI PREMIUM 8 OR GRADE LB $118 Skillet Brand Bacon SAVE 30 A LB SAVE 20 A LB SAVE *2 (01-SEA SIN gup FRESH SAVE 20 CELLO CTN. 0F6 0 9LB 1 e PANTRY PRIDE I TEA BAGS I $ 29 1 2) 'owThe/ 126 CT. ." S 115.: LINT Pink Salmon SAVE 20C 31u Flavor Ice SAVE ZOC 4i CAN PANTRY PIlOt Black Pepper SAVE 2$C liii 790 690 Y & V Cheese Corn 0's SAVE 30C 14.i Pantry Pride Cola Et's! &gsiavfpocepies/ Ski 590 69' *3301115 QAvOIS Pillsbury Cake Mixes SAVE IOC 3PM 390 Cracker Jacks SAVE *JZuLSS IIsfl*I N MIN SNIINS CASTUINYS SAVE IICIkVISMI Mixed Vegetables SAVE Wlka CAM Sacramento Tomato Juice I 32oz i ————————-— COFFEE - - .. — I __ a4.s*sQusuS'n. I -- — - - -' - - - - -. LIE EWA 9* 11 i d 4:1k — MAY I,• — - - SAVE lie Ilu CAN NOUNTY REST Early June Peas SAVE IIC . Ilu CAN WItI KERNEL . CREAM STYLE Kounty Kist Corn SAVE 32C1.?kz GOLDIN M AN Macaroni & Cheddar SAVE JIC 4s: STEWS I PIKES Packer Label Mushrooms SAVE 0•1Su 3/890 3/89' 4/$1 2/890 - - .-r- - b- J E&'vnv SAVE 04 Es: SAVE DC I PICA AI*UST Skinless Franks SAVE 304 Us: FYNE TASTE 98d SAVE Sliced Cooked Ham __ 65' DOZEN t468 )scar Mayer / ,. OSCAR MAYER SLICED BOLOGNA ,J (!. ON BACON $ 168 J £LB PEG. $168 'i OUND LB PEG. 38 .1 LB I FRANKS I ALL VARIETIES BONELESS BEEF LBSAVE 500 A Onion or Kaiser Rolls SAVE 204 $4: ----- !sr French Stick Bread SAVE IC I PACI Pantry Pride Dessert Cups SAVE DC 24u (SM y' 690 CHATEAU LASALLE WINE 75 LITERS SAVE 400 $ 59 2 fverr'o~yw 3P1 MAZZONI LAMBRUSCO $ 59 WINE 25oz SAVE 4O SAVE 34C Rest Huqrin F,'ozen 2.5 QT. Decorated Pitcher SAVE I OC lOs: 490 Firagowd Motor Oil FIOZENiI? PR, Boston Bonnie Glazed Donuts 5 (01 INN JUl 7 Frozen French Fries 590 BOOK SALE $2" SAVINGS UP T050% IN Clear Oblong Food Saver sr 4111 Char Flat Food Saver $200 $200 Lar Flat Food Saver tow CIM Round Food Saver nerili1et'ca4andisg/ FULL SIZE HARDBACK COOKBOOKS, CHILDREN BOOKS & MANY OTHER! GREAT FOR GIFT GIVING! Mr. Coffee Replacement Decanter 3I3SWTYPE Norelco Coffee Filters IS GALLON Plastic Trash Can 39d 21 IMLOR SAVE! Bic Disposable Lighters IUAII WITH WRIXO NANNES 18 QT. Foam Chest 24 1 450 1N NO T I STRIPE Assorted Throw Rugs — -- — - — — — — — PURINA CAT CHW r 4 LIt UMIT.l COUPON GOOD TNRU TUISDAY, MAY L 157$. I 1 NIBLINS I CORN I 12ft CAN U 90 DRINK BOONE C" UVI [ 2 $ 2 BOTTLE SAVE 5" (T) MIXES ENRY,LEMON _ ADE, 240* POWDER 'AVE 30c I 99d WE -EASY ID N N - WRIST No Nonsense Panty Hose 77 2/$1 990 $6 Knee Hi's Panty Hose PNIWT Stoneware Coffee Mugs 890 $349 Plastic Trash Can I N PU ROSE FAN ft 1011*115 9.5 in. Sizzler Playballs TUCR.CI 55 Foods / 49d Whipped Topping a STP Double Oil Filters 19 - SAVE 114 hi FROZEN PANTRY PRIDE Super Glue Adhesive HALF GALLON I— — — — — — — — — — .-br. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS $129 to ALL FLAVORS SAVE 50 I 200 12ox Twist-Out Ice Cube Tray 590 2/$1 on"ERIF S ICE CREAM so SAVE Old CAN Milwaukee $159 BEER *TEI ?PI Bohemian Hearth Bread I I UMITI COUPON GOOD THRU TUESDAY,. d.a.. PAsTRY PRIDE 4Ii 6 PAK.l2oz zIJIei'ehumlire N SERVE NOTHIRS GERMAN STYLE 74oz PITCHER ot! MAYI,Is?5, — -- - — — — -- — - PANTRY PRIDE NO Mini Loaf Bread 14.5oz I -S--.. DUNKS BEER COOLER 3P1 Rest Ivy,1,, lake,.y I CAN L ,•-- 680 $118 LARGE EGGS STEAKS •' Al`01 STEAK LB2 SAVE 48 SAVE 16C I I --- Claussen Assorted Pickles SIRLOIN L A 3/ 1 SHOWBOAT SANEOND.ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 1792 & AIRPORT BLVD. — - SAVE 204 DI I 24sz /$ 1 CENTER CUT BEEF 10 LU SAVE4OC $138 ' SELP I$oz ICED TEA 790 Kleen Guard Furniture Polish I FAMIACK TAIICITN - SAVE*-NALF$AUCNFIESH ly 2 PKG. $ 2 58 Lykes Grill Franks 4 204hz PANTRY PRIDE IF FRESH GRADE A 4/68d Sliced Bologna Les Cal Swiss Style Yogurt Florida Orange Juice REEF SAVE 304-I$sz P15 fiNE TASTE SAVE 3?CSss DJPSASST. FLAVORS YUNÔ $ 38 UP SAVE 40C MEAT OR 58d Pantry Pride Biscuits U.S.D.A. GRADE A QUIIN Punch Detergent — -- — — — — — — U CAINATION$2x72 1 204 ISs: PANTRY PRIDE SAVE 300 A F UM•I COW" 5000 TNPII T0AY, — 2 32oz £ You PAY 55* WTN coupois. 580 bUt Breakfast Beef Strips $148 Cream Cheese UVLRIJ.3SZPJWNOR dUb IJWL mu WISL Is: SWEETMILK 01 IJTT(RWLK SAVE Axelrods Mozzarella Cheese wpjo~,C J EEEENS S L8 5168 SAVE *12u-N*t MU DINNIRS $125 I L— — — - — — — — - Mild Daisy Cheese Wedges Dandee Ham Salad DETERGENT HIT ROAST I I I IlICAN I WITH THIS COUPON. GOOD mrna WED., MAY 9. isis. SAVE NT A III s uTuau.s. JoY DAWN DISH LIQUID LIQUID DETERGENT MILLOW 680 1 SAVE NC $41z NA jr BTL. $1" 3/$1 690 n. wi pti, ui Hot Cocoa Mix r 0C 3/$ 1 Hot Dog Chili Sauce SAVE AYONNAISE FM $385 Folger's Instant Coffee SAVE ETC ISsi II$ IiLAW 390 Foamy Detergent Soft Bowl Oleo ASSORTED FLAVORS 790 890 790 690 Quaker Quick Grits Kleenex Towels Morrell Braunsweiger Sour Cream — 9 DN/QIMI,alPf est SAVE SAVE lI*lkt PANTRY PM( 1 59 I SAVE IOC 5(01 IOU A a - r SAVE 214-IT TEE PIECE PRIG. PROZEN SAUCE BOTTLE SAVE 300 fVer BARmB=QUE l8oz 69 H 1 CELLO STALKS KRAFT Jo Idw SAVE 5 tOI - SAVE 200 f :1 Pa 59 R SA" 01.0 Agar Canned Ham RADISHES SAVE 14 39 F ES P1 $128 HUU SAVE 509! 1111 FLOR I DA CELERY 0 SAVE 7 A LB * j S AN FRESH FRESH TOMATOES GREEN CABBAGE & oas1t' Fried Fish Cakes LB $299 99 �- 105,-Evenin9 Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May 2, 17 ', •.'•: - •,•.... . . . ,. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ..e__.. .s —_—e... TV---.-....-_- TONIGHT'S a- . - - ____ ___ -- •.. __ .• • _____ EVENING ; 6:00 C2iI4)002) NEWS aiSTUDIO §EE "Last Show" A : behind .the.scones look at hoi TV is planned, produced and broadcast; highlights of two seasons 6:30 10:00 (2) (12) CARD SHARKS 10:00 0 VEGAS A female daredevil (Marlyn Mason) plans one last spectacular feat, unaware that against her, THE CROSS-WITS U JOKER'S WILD 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 0 ROCKFORD (1) THE YOUNG AND TH 7:30 0 POLICE WOMAN While 12:30 2) LIARS CLUB 4) FAMILY FEUD O DANCE FEVER 0$1.SI BEAUTY SHOW (12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Anthony Newley, Dick Martin. 0.DICK CAVETT Guest: David Halberstam. (Part 2 of 2) hunting the murderer of a policewoman, Pepper learns that another policewoman has been savagely attacked. (2) NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW - . -. 6:00 (:2) (12) REAL PEOPLE The Sunny things done by everyday people and the everyday things Jone by funny people are seen in th(s series celebratIng the American eccentric. 12:00 R) 80 VALLEY Nick mistakenty accuses a man of theft but doesn't realize his mistake until after he has fought the man. OMANNIX 1240 0 HAWAII FIVE..O A right. wing extremist who feels McGarr.tt and the law are too move of Louise and Allan's - -. _______ ________ .- _____ ____ ____ I ________ j3 - — 6.00 (2) EARLY DAY BARREL (4) C Owoi' FOR - WOMEN ONt.v •etiNmu 625 (2) PORTER WAGONER old comes to her aid when Is 'stricken by postpartum 6:30 -. ' -I (4)KUTANA - -. COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS Roy Clark, Dennis - - 6:66 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA Two Lovers" (Premiere) Lee Remick, George Peppard, A woman devoted to hot husband and son becomes roman- AfterJohnny, 70° TODAY py' p,, 0000 MORNING AMER$- Here 2 CA S (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA _ By JOAN HANAUER NEWS Hwy. MN 321-not LPLAZAr] P'$h1I MIL BROOK S ' Television Writer NEW YORK (UPI) — Jo'y Can. who at $3 million a year proved talk Is not cheap — UPI 7:30 (2) (12) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMIN CA 'YOUNG MAN 80 aim ?tAZA U] ,,,.,,, - BUNT ISYNOIDI PG SMOKEY IANDIT 8:36 ....CNAILII AND - THE HOOKER - appears determined to 3)0 CAPTAIN 08TO 6:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (2) '1 7 2 5 *fl leave the "Tonight" show, Who will succeed him? That's the problem facing NBC, which currently is facing a good many problems. The ____ 6:30 TODAY Tb. Noise Of GIIIAMMING III A -- '-: '- -- $ 0,?..?. ,P 1 0:; il. A& A Ad& 1 Among I . ,.__U_,.., t,i with d.cu mdse In lbs 11$ P4!)— Ibm. ___ ___- ISItIS woita iii' .oea TASTE Other senses that are sw F0010 am 10ho. U41) $go __ - L - -. PUBLIC HEARING FOR CHANGE Clerk of County Court LET Seminole County, Florida Publish: May 2, 1979 OEJ.16 address is 17 S. Magnolia pNfl Atlantis Theatre at 5 news ihowi. pi,u World S p.m., May IS, 'flc for pjaj i4'a) .. ay.n.sj, ___ Deal worry &ig Joly, though - boll bound to sorfare: - preb.htwindopwIIhafM NSC udatred NBCmlgMdowisut Mng tar pick Dick Cavell, who prbn.4lms appearances. IS PLACE 'iou CALL 323-5176 ACCT CLERK GENERALOFFICE $40 KEYPUNCH OPR. $40 SECRETARY $500 BOOKKEEPER ACCTS REC. & ACCTS PAY. CLERK SolO WELDER ROUTE SALES - CARPENTER us DRIVER CARPET INSTALLER OPEN CONSTRUCTION SUPER. KEY CASHIER P.T. $3.00 MAINTENANCE isac MANAGER TRAINEE $745 BODY MAN $960 CONST.LABORER OPEN -MANY MANY MORE! lntervi.wsarrang.J around your work hoursi call 323.5176 Avenue. Orlando, Florida 32101, and file the original w ith Clerk of the above styled Cour t on or before Ma y 21st, 1979; otherwise a Judgment may entered against you for the relief demaid.d in the Complaint. - ___ Experi,ncedglasscufler; S.K. nc. installer. Apply In person to Howe's Gla ss & Sc. Co., 1401 S. ,Jnch Ave. __________________________ Evening Desk Clerk, 2 nighti, wk. Exp. preferred. Apply in person. Day's Inn. Sanford. taxes, fuel bills, past due bills. - ' Are you a self starter? A good (904) 2334491. Stigler Really Broker 2431 MyrtllAve.,$anford 321.0610,327.1377, 661-5333 ' -- - - lit - - - -- fl.,,_ - - -- .' -.., . -. - - - - - - - ----- - - - _._ - - __ - - - - - --- - -- ---- -- -------_ - --- -- - - - - MOONLIGHTERS& COLLEGE STUDENTSI Burger King No.9 In Sanford now accepting applications for full Part time, day & night M. oloyment, Good Iring, benefits. A in person Sun,.Thvn., statement of any claim or demand _____________________ _____________________ . Expiri,ncedqard,n.r for Mariners Village. Part time Call 323-W0. ________________ EXPERIENCED JANITOR must use buffing machine 1300 hr. plover. they may have. Each claim must be - - 554,900. PUT SOME SPLASH lii YOU LIFE. A home for the Young i Heart. Located in scenic Lak Mary, This 4 BR home has H&A & a beautiful private pool patio area surrounded hy lawn LOVE ENTERTAINING & FAN ILY LIFE TOO. You'ilhaveita in this spacious 3 BR, 2 bat home with a beautiful fireplac in the huge Fam. Rm. This ne listing is located near the ter,ni courts in Pinecrest. Lots more t talk about so give us a call. - S JOIHI Moore, Zayre Store - Sanford. $ a.m.-It am. 'NO CALLS. ' needed for yard care at Apt. 'Complex during summer 5*Ssifl. 323.2050 between 10 a.m •.& 6p.m. , -- LET'S BE HONEST ILyou weren't lookIng for a new WW YOU wouldn't be reading -_ .fIli$ad,afldif we looking ,lor somIne to des lob thisad wOu*t't be here. If YOU want the OPportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, 'call 1.100.432.1497 anytime for record message. s'T STORE IT, SILl. IT low cost Classif led Ad you work effectively as a membeqoga team,do you rela$e ,wetl with people, if 50, we of Live MUM. -1 - ,gs, Y - - -- See our beautiful new BARRING. TON w-Iap siding & shingle roof, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 3231200 VA I FHA Financing 11 ft Terry 1V70 self Contained, air MO.. canopy. Reese hitch I S way bar. Park Ave. Trailer Pk. 43-4ots-Acreage The Real Estate Agencl ' REALTORS 2133', S. French (1? 92) Sanfor 323 3321 W, also 1100 eq. ft. shop avail. Part good for storage. 323.2633. 11', ACRES, SOME OAK, SOME ORANGE TREES, IMPROVED PASTURE ON 20+ ACRES, FISHING LAKE. WILL DIVIDE. $55,000 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. 12 ACRES INCLUDING BARN AND LARGE POND NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. ON HIGH. WAY 16. WILL DIVIDE $45,000. GREAT TERMS' ALMOST 3 ACRES FRONTING ON LARGE BASS LAKE PAV ED ROAD. BRING YOUR BOAT AND $33,000. TERMS AVAILABLE. Low Down Payment 100 FT, FRONTAGE ZONED OFFICES, NEAR NEW K MART $14,900 TERMS 34 $11,00. CANAL FRONT HOME SITE FACING GOLF COURSE IN LOCH ARBOR. $12,500 & UP. FORREST OREEN& INC. REALTORS 111110-4111133 or 339.4711 eves. _______ 41-4ilgiuses IS. lot, dead.snd Street, fenced, workshop. $29,100. 11111111111 STENSTRON REALTY OVER $4 MILLION IN SALE THROUGH APRIL, 19791 DUPLEX & QUADRAPLEX Bldg site, car lot, sIadsd and con. vaitintly located near school & shopping. 111112,01110. MAYFAIR 3 II older 2 story remodeled by architect owner. New shake shingle roof. Perfect sitting for antiques. Must sell this weak, 80,150. JUST LI$TEDI 311,2 lath Horn in Pinecrest on Lovely Lot ii Nice N01911601111001111 Pan. FR spacious BR's, w.w Carpet Utility Room, Close to Schools I Shoppingi Only 537,9001 COMFORTABLE, 3 an, 1½ Ban Home In Washington Oaks ot quiet Cul-dsacl Dining Area Eat- in Kitchen, FR, Contra RIVER FRONT build your dream Heat. w.w Carpet and More home. Has a scenic view of the 51.JohnsRives'.IlotsuxlpOes. Prontage on ep water canal ' f'OI river, surrounded by 1FF WARRANTED. A Buy foi $3LSOOI lovely homes. $30,000 es. Inc. REALTOR. MLS ATTRACTIVII 3 BR, 1½ Batt Home with Central Air, w- yI Carpet, Pan. FR, Brick Fire, Place, covered Patio w.GrlIil BosS House, Fence S Mud Morel 5FF WARRANTED. Just 139.9001 SUPER HOME SITE IN EXECUTIVE AREA NEAR DOWNTOWN. STONES THROW TO LAKE MONROE $25,000. 3 OR, I"i bath Sunland Estates, carport, large screened porch, drapes, range S Ref. Super clean, $32,500. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED Al I ell ovoinA DWAA 7544 S. French Ave. -322-9731,373 7173, 373-0779, lovely fenced bOIl 5FF WAR. Real Estate Sales variety of farm animals—"u . I.M. Lg. 5cr. Patio, all on a RANTED. Wow, only $37,10Jl is" tractor S More. 535,7* *323 YALE AVE. 211, I bath, to shopping S In is neighborhood. New Listing. Excellent invtmeN Iii rental. Only 131-SIB. PORGETME.NOTI Remodeled 2 IL 1 lath Home wCeietTal HAC. w.w Cvpst, DR. Eq. Eat.ln Kitchen, and Moist Will Paint later ISV In Buyer's choice I 5FF WARRANTED. Yours for *MarkhamWosdsRd 351 25. MEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES — 4 ICri COUflITY State. CuniPloll JOIN SANFORD'S SALES with honiestable&poslwa, she LEADSII WE LIST & SELL quiet collage S Ig o* tries, AMR HOMES THAN ANYONEI Appt. anlI . JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. it woes in PU -AQINCY .=• Sanford's Sales Leader 322.2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service ___ IBALYOR 15.ipe) 15ULTlPLILS5TshG11ç1 REALTORS ---- , ..-- - - PARK Sanford's most well-know progressive, Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, ixperlanced or newly licensed 140w, 4S'A—Otol Slate _________ P,nIll)Ilrtbt __________ Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEELANDCO. Murphy, N. C. 20906 - 47-4ba I Estate ntsd Losing your home 1. credit? I will catch up back payments S b"y equity. 322-0014. For a confidential discussion of your career In leaf Eslate, call Herb Stsnsfrone,.Reaitor -Owner, at 332-7420. a a *HOU5E WANTED. e In New of Repairs 323-80 Eves. Stonstrom Realty, Realtors "A to. Garnett*h leg. now Es$atI Irshe, 14oft in &SS UMI* WILL BUY EXISTING 161&3e MORTGAGES. N. Legs, Lk. Mtg. Broker. $21 No. I'D JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Csmmeqclsl - Wymsr It, ANamsote. 101740 , 1976 Maid.' PU 1600 CC I (yl I speed Air shocks, tool box. AM FM stereo 11.000 rn 77 mi per gal ,Iveraqe 312 6376 72—Auction For Estate Commercial & Resi dental Auctions & Appraisals Call Dells Auction. 323 5620 79-A—Truck Accessroies Selling Due to Illness Put your lazy P U to work with UNI HOIST Dump Truck Conversion. Retal $195. Dealer cost $695. Close out $-495 869 1816 The sootier you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results. 80—Autos for Sale Since 1937 1971 Impala Travel Trailer, 77' self-contained. exc cord 5.3500 3229325 aft 1- 30 322 2335 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 11131%F First St 3175622 Spc. OR suite new, $239; 3 pc. L new $399; Loveseat $41.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. 1501 up; El. stove $40 Sup; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford, 322-5721. Beas oourne h8tel $30 SC?. Sanford Auction 12135. French 323 7340 '77 Travel Trailer 24', Sleeps six. Full bath. Air cond. 313 751.1 8 a.m to 8 P.M. - 77—Junk Cars RefTloved Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks I heavy equipment. ______ 3275990 - - )AY'TONA AUTO AUC'TIC,N .,y 92 I mle west of Speedwa,. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 730 It's the only one in Florida You set 75—Recreational Vehicles the reserved price Call 901 253- 8311 for further U*td)Il JUST MAKE PAVMrN1T—'69 to 73 models. Call 3399100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) lyolChev-IDR, H 1.327 engine Asking %75 it runs. 372 5221 after 5 30 p.m - 1967 Mustang Conv ertible V-I, PS, PS, many extras $1900. 3227349 aft 7 BUY JU1IK CARS From $lDto 5.50 CiIll17.iA,., ill Wrangler leans Sale $1099 pr. ARMY NAVYSURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 322 5791 51--Household Goods ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.95 ea. Pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. o Sanford. 322-1721. 52—Apliances Air Cond. Si Hsatlng Central Heal S Air Co. rd Free-Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322-1711 KENMORE WASHER $65 327-0536 KENMORE WASHER- Pans. Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-O67 53—N. RadIo Stereo Good Used Televisions. $35 ma up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Or, 3220352 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed Incur Business Service Directory. 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FMStereo Radio, 4 Speed PRC, turntable, $ track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per me. Call 531-1711 for free hovni demonstration. - - EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will aonear here tomorrow. PAINTING CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS # ree EsI 3230429 after 5 30 Appliances Home Repairs Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed 323 0039 Painting, carpentry. paneling, siding, wds anything to repair the home 830 6309 San, m . Asphalt -MoMng Asphalt repairs & seal coating Sanford, Fla. 322.1629; 30S3. - No lob too large or small Corn plete lawn service &ree estimate. 3231851; Landscaping & spraying 3238049 32] 5049 call anytime. Accessories TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook $19 E. 1st St., 322-5717 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla. 32771 14 ft. fiberglass boat, 71 Mercury 40 HP motor (under 30 hrs.) I trailer. 1950. 323 4590 or 3230132 57—Sports INSULATION Batting, 'atting blowing., RACO Foam. fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices Call _371 0839 or 90.4 731 6708 collect. Concrete Work free Estimate Call Mr Taylor 322 8315 2 Retired men want repair work of any kind, including roofs Free Estimates 323 8513. Beauty Care 55-Boats & Horn. lmprovethént JACK FROST- Cent. t-(eat & AIr Cond- Service. Free Est. on lint. Comm. & Re's. 322 0201. Television-25" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $100, Balance *IS or $12 ma. Stilt in warranty. C411 11311 -1714 day or . 'nl'7ht, Equipment 59—Misical *rchandise 43 acres East of Sanford, $2300 per acre' Wm. Maliczowshi, REALTOR, 322.7M. ftomununt Advertising Pti5ne3fl4SS1,$l0jd 71 Ford Pickup Air. Rad io, 8 Cyl Auto Trans 323 25418am to8pm Antique KuIp Decorators Sanford 321.0610 BROWSE AND SAVE ''5 easy and fun... The Want Ad Way. ILargest Listing Inventory 04 Hour Sales Training Member Realtors S ERA ifoational Referral Service ull.Time Office Supervision Compatible Associates 60v 72 Years Experience ORIENTAL RUGS. WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 641 5176 '.p csk .5. Phone 322 7111 after 6p m - Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668-8335 Wanted I ow acreage near Sanford for filling with rooting materials. Will buy, lease or pay by the load. Call Aa..ock Rooting 323'53$ 136*154 Zoned Comm., Lk. Mary Blvd. Terms. OF SANFORD REALTOR Dresmwold W 79—Trucks-Trailers 71—Antiques FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from $630 yd. Installed upholstery . drapes slip covers. We will not be undersold on comparable quality. RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg $5 Scott Reagan 322 5117 3 Cr1. lots zoned R 2, prime location. Water, sewer. Wm. Maliceowiki, REALTOR. 322. 7953, (3) 21/i acre tracts, wooded. $5,230 ea. Small down owner hold. ia,Nice Arm now BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 3 plus acres w-2 old frame homes on Country Club Rd. Zoned Agriculture. $30,000. WNER SAYS SELL EVERY. THING I 10 acre •'m SEIGLER REALTY Handy man special. 2 lots w garage apt. Could be apt down. stairs. Zoned comm. $20,000. SUPERI 3 BR, 1 lath Home in Geneva Includes m • home, VARIOUS OTHER LOTS IN EXECUTIVE AREAS FROM $10,000 PACKAGE DEALS AVAILABLE TO BUILDERS WITH SELLER FINANCING. GRAB THIS one, owner leaving state, 3 OR, 1 5, plumbing in for 2nd bath, split plan, dbl. oven, range, 0 W. garbage disp. s refrig., formal ng, C-H&A, dbl. car garage, turn., negotiable. Will sell VA or FHA. $31,900. 323-5774 Day or Night - ACRE WOODED HOME SITE WEST OF 1.4 ON PAVED ROAD Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233M6nr3237710 , We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $630 was Christmas layaway, there was only $116 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $I? mo. Will take trade as part Payment. Call 931 1714 day or night Free home trial, no obligation. - Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniluje, Refrig stoves, tools.; "OLD MILWAUKEE" electric clock-life. Two Red Globes. $25 firm. 322 1882. 109W 1st 78—Mctorcycles Cash 322-4132 SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD - 3 BR, 2 bath, Fam Rm., double corner lot. $30,900. I Vending Machines-Hot Soup for sale Will sell to the best offer Call 830 5172 L I ...I.U.U..UI.U. — 68—Wanted to Buy for Sale - VA-F HA-235.Conv. Homes (Ct) busineSs. Ideal for car *)Acre bldg. IsIs w-psvsd r*. - IIS l Realty *srii, me sui swat. Agency - 42--Mobile Homes 17.97 Longwood, suitable for any certif led dental assistant & *41 Acres county acreege w. experienc ed reception ist for & sa frsntsgs tie dental Office. Sanford. 3231150. - C.unevl. AltEtbon Jsvslspers — 'Ic ilby sin,, . STOP AND THINK A MINUrE,,, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 322.2611 or 531-9993 and a friendly Ad-Visor will help you. LAKE SYLVAN AREA, LOTS OF LAND AND TREES. 3 BR, I"B, FORMAL D.R., FAM. RM. & FIREPLACE. NEEDS SOME FIXING. $44,000.00 - - REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7491 HOMEOWNERS: Don't In-se yoer credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you, TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor, 644251$. Immediate occupancy. New 3 b,,, I 13 block hurne. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown. 127300 w excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 322-6457 or 322-7111 aft S. REALTY WORLD.. ___ _______ BUILDING. LEASE Harold Hall I.alty - CallBart INC. REALTOR 323-7132 Eve. 322-0617,322 15*7, 322-7177 Cash for your loft Will build on your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Mede! Inc., Realtor 644-3013 37C'For Law -- --- substantial down paymen flowers, 131.500. -personality Is the key to success. __ - Excellent opportunity for plen ty of room for advancement. NICE CLEAN 211,1 B home on - -Enthusiastic only need apply. -Call 323-5176 for Appointment, _ — ATTENTION MOMS, __ ROOM TO ROAM cver 1,700 sq. it. of living area -4 3 lots, many amenities including CH & CA, 2 FP's, I BR 2 B. 2215 Palmetto Ave. $42,500. - phone voice & an aggresilive p.m. Equal Opportunity Em- Ruth $Whuilin 115 Wdo1 s.d. SIde, county, rn.ri. hdoimatisa may be *.hnsl U P5111,41 **a.tatly - NW tictitieue it MM it RIVS'lI Austin 1 PP.15 I from Ni sfflce it me CIty Clech, fill X%rM CNyitWtiWun5pnlpups,$z7.eq, The GALLAGHER, ooa __ cleit it IPiS Circult ,$5 torafoct Soy ATTORNEY FOR . .0 p — County, Floddi he sod to welv. soy UPU$INTMIVI: SI$0ItAL me it me Fleshly WsrmiIRy V 5n1øMIp he sy S. AIII -:, : Sectin peggesol he * WW COWAWCW _ 101-Il P*Ide Otitutsu NB. Mary T Ihelsa, - -. 111111 , 11111101 t . - City Cliii - ___ - Iii. Voile 15. AmISS 1 Publish: MeyL 1179 Publish: May L, 55,32 )n, - __: - _ IL DlJ.'g - weekly. Call 322-4039 If no ans. ty pe Agency Trainee of the above court a written Avenue, Winter sprInge, FIends dSCedunt's will, mequ.Iifkat, Daytona BeerJ ocusnfront Apti. -receivable & payroll. 10 hr. in writing within 14 days, to DivisIon represlntativvs of Environmental Services. P.O. 'forth below, All persons Having claims or Box 2469, Ssnfqrd, Florida 32771. demands against the state Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. required, WITHIN THREE Clerk of COUnty Court MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Seminole County, Florida THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Publish: Maya, in, THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk DEJ.1S fl.Csaary.PUrtherdet5j4.v.i le required, WITHIN TNR5S CITY OP WINTER SPRINS$ by callIng 333.435, Extension No. PUBLIC NOTICE 4 ,,by givenMONTHS FROM THE DATE OF W. that sealed proposals will be THE FIRST PUBLICATION _____ NardOICiunlyC.mmissl,ners ricelved by the c THIS NOTICE, to file any ii. Sernhnole ciunsy, hectiens they ma y have, that inge, Pls,toa, at ttis city Fliddi the validity of located at 40 North £dgsrno thalleng Lg. 2 BR, LA, kit. eq., fully turn., ACA carpeting on New Smyrna Bch $200 per wk. Monthly rates available. 321.0113. - REDUCED $2,000 for those who demand the Most. 2 BR modern home has over 1600 Sq. Ft. living area & is located close to hospital & all conveniences. $36300. HAL COLBERT, REALTY Bookkeeper -accounts payable, _____________________ the proposed prefect may comment, name and address of the penonas -- 3RsOFt Property ________________________ REALTOR [I] ML! 23 6061 or eves. 373 0511 BARGAIN OLDER HOME that reeds some TLC. 2451 Palmetto Ave. $21,500. OrlandO 327-1577 Call 574-2054. week. Salary commensurate with experience. 323.0673. ______________ East of 436.4 BR,? B FR, new Sc. porch, dbl garage, many extras. Area of batter homes $31,900. Assume $39,000 or qualify w . low down Conventional. High ip. praisall Super Buy of '79. 67143,7- Sanford- 3 OR, 2 bath house like $300 ma, 644251$, Tony Coppola Assoc. YOUR CLOCK IS I HOUR AhCM WEEKEND make use that extra daylight to drive ot to t he Pools area & see th country type farm house wit over 3 acres ground. A sma canal runs right by the propert Owner will hold mortgage wit 11111004 M. Unsworth Realty Maitland Howell Estates NEW Osteen, Duren Ave. Large lot 3 BR 2 B $4,500. DeLind 668-8335 IIAITY Build to suit - our lot or yours. FHA VA. FHA 235 1. 243. Sanford 321-0640 Deltona, lit area, 2 BR, large paneled Fla. Rm. or DR. Corner lot. $115 mo., 1st., last, security, No Pets. Available now 5141040. - 40 24 HOUR 13 322-9283 NEW & CLEAN ready to move into. Assumable ? pct. mort. 3 BR I' a b. 311 E. 11th St. 529,900. 33-Houses Furnished 0 Business opportunity. Auto radiator shop Fantastic location, good accounts. Owner to help finance, $35,000. BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Ear-n money at home. For appt. Progertyowners within 300 flit of 99$, Sanford, Florida 3am, m . SEIGLER REALTY MONTH, EARN EXTRA MONEY. Pay Want to build? We have the lot. 5.4.000. 3 BR 1½ B stove & rat, A.C. Walk to Storm Sanford Middle School, $250 a mo. first & last. 6 ma. lease. Ret. 1.904-773.7356. 37A-JflOSReI*al. _________________________ WHY SAVE IT .., SELL IT _______________________ QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Storage or Work Area Low Cost Classified Ad. from 4x6 _ 1.1 d. Pk at SRI6. A COLORFUL FUTURE 333 L_ ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're B - 'GffIc. Rsiil ____________________ earning good money and — meeting nice people. Call 644. °DERN OFFICE BUILDING 3079fordetails. WITH CARPETS, PANELING, AVON _________ ____________________ CENTRAL AIR, LOTS OF PARKING. STRAGETIC LOCA. CABINET MAKER lION ON 17.2 SANFORD, EXPERIENCEDONLY ___ READY JUNE 1ST. $400 322-3153 att.6, 322.1403 Island Park Drive, Post Office su FICTITIOLSNAMS 32-Houses Unfurnished --------- __________________________ Further described as being Sanford. Florida. The personal located Immediately East Of Lot 1A. representative of- the estate Is Ruth of Blue Southerland Lee, • Sh I, Lake Court. -. 2 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME El CLOSED CARPORT. NE Sanford- Excellent 1 BR, air. W-W ROOF, PRESENTLY REN carpet, ceramic bath. From ED, NEEDS NEW FINANCINI $155-Adulti. 323-5019. ____________________ $20,900 TOTAL. ____________________ 1 OR. furnish.dApt. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMIL AdultsOnty ROOM, GARAGE , WALK I 333 ____ DOWNTOWN. $31,900. _____ ____________ ___ 50—Miscellaneous 100 pct. VA financing-] I, completely refinished. Country living. Seeing is believing, lots of land with IS Rainbird irrigation system. 322-1941. New 233 Homes. I pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 3222217. 6ACRESOVIEDO AREA WITI BEDROOM HOME. ONL $59,000. TERMS N EGOT I ABL - Ave. -- IN THAT JOB TODAY! P.A., Attorneys for Plaintiff, whose Chairman until 2:31p.m. on May 17, 1179, tsr 11* personal relre$*taJlyi, ii' NW' AllOW: Arthur H Biciwiffi, Jr, the Air CondItioning and venue or Iu,lsdldlen it the , Sea World - - Publhati: - may 2. in, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND: RIMgeI'SIISn AIrsem.nt to, city 0iJ.. OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED Sulidlngs. WILL SI FOREVER MIRED tta , — Propaseli will be publIcly FICTITIOUS NAME ,and mad shed immediately after P*llCItiun of lieu miner's daughter who. , it &dmlO**h511. NotIce Is___ Plushy given Nit I am the iUInitIiS it the _ lIme _____ ___ _____ _____ I ____ wflgfl he busbies it NB) South $ tIblIshId Shiv. for receipt it M, 4 'at., in t through the classified ads today's paper. 31-Apsrtments Furnished ALMOST NEW ULTRA MODER __________________________ 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH DOUBL _________________________ Apis. for Senior Citizens. Deen. GARAGE, LOADED WIT COME TO Lynn, Barbara Mandesil and $4tIIISOSSCTSS (DISTRICT $0.1) County, Florida in accordance with nature of the uncertainty shill be This public hearing will be on May the provisions of the Fictitious stated. If the Claim Is leCr,m'ed, the Amuse Msrray. 22, 1979 at 7:00 P.M., cc soon Name Statutes. 'To.Wlt: Sicilen Security shall be discribit The Vocal aesop of ffiuiSIfl PoSsIble, In Room 297 565.09 Florida Statutes 1967, claImant shill deliver svfffclent $l.aJer eftItsCiu,ffi,, Sannt, p o.k PJdg, Boys, Beverly A. Shirt copies of the claim to the Clerk , Theee he attandanc. will be Publish: May L. U. 23. in, enable the clerk to mail one copy Brothers, Duve and and written comments may be filed DIJ.14 each personal regresastatlue, with the Land Develegment .. - ,r - MOWW. NWIIIS$ IMy be Ciii. to *101fl a COPY ii this Notice tImEd ff5111 time to tImi towed Adminlsfratloasbeamal Lore Ha Lynn INVITATIONTOSID BY: Robert French, Thinking about that sumrr vacation? Get a better WH.IP ______________________ 1 BR-$lSiThooI. Adults only, on MODERN 3 EOROOM, 2 BA1 Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport BLOCK HOME Oil S ACR I Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. A A A 323-WO Mariner's Villaoe. . ARTESIAN WELLS Will EMPLOYMENT '____________________ FENCED PASTURE. $45,01 Top Female Vocalist: Dolly miliEastoflIow,ll Branch Road toroplsters.Id name wlmftheClork shall be stated. If the claim is Parton, Crystal Gayle, Loretta on AIoma Avenue (SR $36). Con. of the Circuit Court, Seminole contingent or unliquldated, the heady piE$ tO taCk Ibi low 29—Rooms Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-0; -vs- RICHARD H. PARKER — a.i Appears At p N14,n as guad heat, are Gabs ______________ Kaplan, College Students desiring YARD WORK. Call before 9 am. 322. 0500, after 7p.m. 3fl.Q. . -. Sanford. Gracious living from $21 Most complete Craft & Hoøe weekly. Utilities included. 5005. Supply in Central Florida. Oak. 3229623; 541.7553. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French ______________________ Ave. Sanford, Fl. 3oApsrtmsnts Unlurnished 13 ee *13*. Further described as BEAUTY SALON and that I intend the date when it will become due other networhe, Carson's dscismture r'1gl II(PaI ____a ____ switch away Irain rerats arni Into an att,iTl at ---Creative Expressions In level country home, beautiful 43 home w tile & oak floors. 14acre, fruit 8. pecan trees. Completely fenced $69,000. name of OF ZONING REGULATIONS repiacene*. itiys ABC In particular has Devid COUNTY BOARD COUNTY COMMISSIONIRS Notice stPvbllcHea,ij,g May32, 17 - a the names Variety proposes, bsaed on Newhart, Steve Martin,- SE SEMI I. _______ BATEMAN REALfl Come Back Saloon" (The Award will gotothe person who has done the most to benefit country music, -. But why let the professionals have all the fun? Insomniacs of 2l-Situations Wanted ___________________________ __________ tors, trustees or claimants by, 41—Houses 11-lnslrjon3 11-A—Aj'ts&C,'ifts - Notice is hereby given mat I am in writing and must indicate Top Male Vocalist: Kenny AGRICULTUR TO C.2 RETAIL COMMERCIAL Fl (4.4.79).10. engaged in business at 119 CrystI basis for the claim, me name Rogers, Larry Gatlin, Southeast 'Ii of Southeast ¼ of - Lake Drive, Lake Mary, Florida addrissofthecredfto,arhlsagent Haggard, Eddie Rabbit and Southeast ot Section 35. TOWM$IIO Seinhlole County, Florida, under the of attorney, and the amount ______ 21 South, Range 30 East. Parcels A. fictitious name of MAR JO'S claimed, If the claim Is not yet due, Den Wm1ps. preferences 3 Item hmay dxed tried - Legal Notice Jta]ent but hasn't found a successful showcase since he left "WA-SH." begun to line up is 5UC_____ Nieliens. - WILL BABY SIT IN MY HOME _______ 322-1921 Categories and nominees eluded: for to' 41—Houses SECLUDED COUNTRY LIVING- room for horses, fish pond, 32 w FR. S acres. $69,750. CalIJo.An,333.I$1, ______________________ ___________________________ . ______________________ Larry" show is not renewed. He Variety, the show bill newspaper, says NBC has COMPLETE DINNER ____ tSmiil, reà.fematiDich. shund. Pinecrest area. Reward. 3221903 _______ __ Bdi,. 1' beth, fenced b. range, ref., d-wshr., wash dryer. VA appraised, 529,5 Call 323139$ after 5:30. __________ ________________________ & Found Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Oak night talk show game for Deceased Clerk of County court NOTICKOF ADMINISTRATION Seminole County, Florida ABC. Now he could be ' In the running for album of Ridge Boys), "Almost Ike a TO ALL PERSONS HAVING the year award are 'Ibe Oak Song" (Ronnie Milsap), Publish: May 2.1979 jja$ qf co CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Ridge Boys, who began as a "Every Time Two Fools DEJ.17 —•peting against him. If THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL gospel quartet but moved to the Collide" (Kenny Rogers-Dottie - OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED. PUBLIC NOTICE Cavett can be lured away The Division of Environmental IN THE ESTATE: top o( the country charts with a West), and "14'a Keep lt That from public television, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Services Is in receipt Of an ap. song about a be,,' "The VAIl Way" (Anne Murray). might be for that old basic pilcatlon for t he construction of a thattheadmlfli$trationof th,s.t.t, Come Back Saloon." Off-camera presentations In. private dock at the following of RUTH H.S. GALLAGHER, — money. deceased, File Number 79.143.CP, is Path Page will present the cluded catergorles In Guitar, described property: The Eat 115 feet of the West ½ of Pending in the Circuit Court for, Sure to crop up in the academy's Pioneer Award, Bass, Fiddle, Steel Guitar, west ¼ of the Southeast 'A Seminole County, Florida, Probate rumor mill Is Tom Snyder, given for efforts in promoting Drums, Keyboard, Specialty the South ½, SICtIOfl , Division, the address of which Is the utility infielder of country music, and Dinah Instrument, Touring Band, Township 20 South, Ron" 29 East. Seminole County Court House, Back in My Bed." America, arise— you have nothing to lose but a good night's ileep. RCI5I we sip NBC ______ ___ pick your late iigM ft Canon famis ougit to tsc end erem their cor and may be fidling wIthUsaotrowlng __ hosts. Spin then around fUt10IOughWdUhaybS • will rise of . svWad2M '69 Mexs. Wit made a good try at the late early ° ° there's Mclean Stevenson, If his current "Hello, Carson altsW __ ratings on thethre, nights J()iBfl present. an those guset hosts can't hold the INCLUDES: I disastroua ie year and a recent weakening of Its evening news ratings. will be hem - I ed to the country personality Year. who has done the most to benefit lflWlldnd• —iijiIIii The Jim Reeves Memorial That his replacement difficult Is VIdM - I 2 ed hitter for all talk shows, Would anybody being back Jack Pair? Is David Hartman tlred of getting up for Americans who apparently can't get tü slO) at without CMtIOI*. — - S 2 the network, which will face its affiliates In Los Angeles May 13 with Carson situation adding to the bad news of a It also 'could prove a disaster for the millions (3)UPSEAT 2 5.—Lost an4'efl Roy Clark and PrId), "You Needed Me" -, PUBLIC NOl CI - Dennis Weaver. (Anñ Mtiiay)', 'rth"A1*ia1 The Division of Environmental Rogers was nominated for top on a Mountain When I Fall'~ - Services Is In receipt , of' an op. WICourt on the 16th day Of Ai-, pllcation for the construction at a said male vocalist, entertainer of (Merle Haggard). 1979. private dock at the following Top Single of the year and vocal group of the (SEAL) described property: year with Dottie West. His song "MamasDon'tLetYourBabies ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. The East 23$ less 11$ feet of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of wary and hardboiled philoso- Grow Up To Be Cowboys" West ½ of the Southwest ¼ of the By: Cynthia -Proctor Southeast ¼ of the Southwest ,,, phy, "The Gambler," has also (JennIngs-Nelson), "Georgia Section 33, Township 20 South, Deputy Clerk been nominated for song of the On My Mind" (Nelson), Range 29 East. Publish: AprIl is, 23, May 2, 9, 197 l.fl Further described as being year. "Talking In Your Sleep" located Immediately East of Lot 1A, IN THE - CIRCUIT COURT FON MIss Lynn is also nominated (Crystal Gayle), "Tulsa Time ,,Sweetwater Shor es I, South Of Blue SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA for entertainer of the year, (Don WIlHaxn'), and "Out of Lake Court. PROBATE DIVI$IOR Property owners within 300 feet of Pile Number 79.142-CF vocal group of the year with My Head and Back In My Bed" the project may comment, Conway Twitty, top female (Loretta Ly) Division ln writing within lldays, to Division vocalist and top single of the Album of the Year: "Star Environmental Services. p, IN RE: ESTATE OF RUTH H.S. GALLAGHER, year for "Out of My Head and Dust" (Willie Nelson ), "Y'All Box 2169, Sanford, Florida 32171. Shore will present the Noototring Band, Radio Station Humanitarian Award, p'ie. of the Year and Nightclub of the g MOVIE DINANI EDUCATIONAL PRO. 2 -S sure get resuitI)) S Cabinet shop-experienced & trainees. Driver with chauffers license. 3395913 --.. _____________ _____ - the Circuit Court, Seminole County, -THE ESTATE OF RAMON HER. Florida in accordance with the NANDEZ etc. at al provisions of the Fictitious Name Stat utes, TO-Wit: Section 565.09 teants. NOTICE Florida Statutes 1957, TO: THE ESTATE OF RAMON 51g. Judy Gilbert Publish: A pril II, 25, May 2. 9, 1979 HERNANDEZ, a single man, DEl-74 deceased, the unknown heirs, HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - KennyRogersandDottieWest, __________________ devisees, assignees, Ilenors, credl. ________________________ broadcast rumors, and Hugh Downs, the designat- timing Is excrucia 00000 MORNING AMIRI CA DILIAS YOGA AND YOU Mw AND AT ISIS A .1000 Ms.s*is . . . who will succeed him? 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR RogersLynn Lead Race nine performing awards. In To Be Cowboys" (Waylon addition, three special awards Jennings-Willie Nelson), "The will be presented during the Gambler" (Kenny Rogers), - -. , hroadcaat, hosted by Barbara "Burgers and Fries" (Charley JOHNNY CARSON , 6:41 EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS presentation of awards by the country music fIeld. (4) OMOV "Torn Between ::.''Y" 0 SESAME 8I MR I Weaver and Barbara Mandrell an hosts for the 14th annual Academ y of Country Music honoring excellence in the -- •4UmIPAIN,L$ t41 - --------.......- ' o ,VHY BE LONELY? Write "G t A Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33517. 41— 18-Help Wanted -- Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free delivery. mm . $20 order. Sanford area. 3222374. Sam's Portion Meats. through, under or against RAMON PUBLIC NOTICE Lynn lead the nominations Lynn. onmen tal HERNANDEZ, a sIngle man. The Division of Envir including a duel for entertainer Top New Male Vocalist: j0 Srvices Is in receipt of an ap- deci$id. of the year, for the Academy of Conlee, Kenny O'Dell, Ronnie piicat$on for the construction of a RESI DENçE: UNKNOWN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that . Country Music's 14th annual McDowell, Con Hunley and Lee private dock at the following . described property: a Complaint to foreclose a mortgage Dresser. "Hat" awards tonight. The West 100 feet of the West ½ of encumbering the following real Top New Female Vocalist: For the firm time, country the Southwest ¼ of the Southeast ¼ property in Seminole County, of the Southwest ½, Section 33, Florida, to-wit: music's hardware handout will Susie Allanson, Christy Lane, Lot 40, THE COLONNADES be televised nationally by NBC Zella Lehr, Bonnie Tyler and Township 20 South, Range 29 East. Further described as being tHIRD SECTION, according to the (9 p.m. EDT) in a two-hour live tharly McClain. located immediately East of Lot IA, "tat thereof as recorded In Plot" Entertainer of the Year: Sweetwater Shores I. South of Blue aook 16, Page 33 of the Public broadcast from the Hollywood Records of Seminole County, Lake Court. Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers, Palladium. lorida, Property owners within 300 feet of The show will be tape-delayed Roy Clark, Willie Neben and as been filed against you and you the proposed project may comment, on the West Coast. Loretta Lynn. In writing within 11 days, to Division are required to serve a copy of your Song of the Year: "Mamas of Environmental Services, P.O. written defenses, if any, to it on More than 2,000 academy 'EDWARD E. HADDOCK, JR. Esq., Box 2169, Sanford, Florida 32111. members have cast ballots for Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up of SWANN, SWANN & HADDOCK, Mr H. Beckwith, Jr. - 6:63 (12) PTLCLUR Susan's cranky neighbor Her. - ". 9-4oad Things to Eat IN THE CIRCUIT COURT YNS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOLI PICTITIOUSNAMI COUNTY, FLORIDA Notice ishereby given that I an engaged In business at P.O. Box 312 CASE NO, 79.3$7.CA49.K County, Florida,, under the fictitious GAGE ASSOCIATION, etc., (enny Rogers and Loretta and Conway Twitty and Lcrta ______ 630 OU8EMESfER 8:30 I 0 _____ . , ." m. li - . MORNING (4) MISS WINSLOW & SON (2) , ___ by sonior citizens protesting - ... - --t-'-' onqf -Tom's editorials. 0.OEAT PERFORMANCES "LiFrom Lincoln Center: The SIeEng Beauty" The AmencanBiIlet Theatre's lavish produâttOn of this Tchaikovsky cla** features Cynthia Gregory ønd Fernando Bujones live trorn'.t.h. Metropolitan Opera Hoi% - 04 P. - ASSIF I E- DA : Legal Notice ______________________ LORETTA LYNN • .four nominations - ____ . - (2) NEWS OHOGAN'SIIEROES (IZSEWITCNED . (4) NEWS racket. 0 EIGHT $8 ENOUGH The Bradford kids, trying to study for final exams, are harassed AL-ANON 5:30 -- ______ ____ . a, - Forfamule$orfriendsof problem drinkers For future information call 60.3333orwrite SanfordAl.Anon Family Group P.O. Box S53 atordr Fis'. 1SflI __________ director for K HON-TV in Honolulu; Ed Richard, chairman of a group trying to reduce govern. mont paperwork. ' ISALIOHOLA PROBLEM I IN YOUR FAMILY? 5:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS OThEoOOcoupt.e 0 M1STER ROGERS (R) Las Lifter, executive sports suspect of running a protection - (12) ROOKIES OWfl hands. (R) help center. (R) BIG VALLEY Audra becomes involv,d with a young man whom the other Barkleys . . OMERVGRIFFIN - ' ''-. - one ends up in trouble when George helps cut through the iOo redtapethatwudelaylngthe (2)(12)TOMORROW Guests: Phone 647.3333 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32111 4:30 •ALL MYCHILDREN _ Can Help - (4) MIKE DOUGLAS O MARY TYLER MO0fIE RESTLESS 12:37 FACED WITHADRINKING PROBLEM? Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous -- . I oii 4-Personals 4p'w) 0 SESAME STREET 100 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (1) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AM THE " ________________ ________________ . ________________ (12) MAKE ME LAUGH 0RYAN'S HOPE I I -.-. / E RESTLESS 00(12) NEWS 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING 11 - Sunday - Noon Flday 4 (2) EMERGENCY ONE (14) THE 000 COUPLE 0 BEWITCHED 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 12:00 (2) PASSWORD PLUS 41 !ITT 0I.. . Ire I to re [. I I 1 fin ................. 43c a line 3cons.cutivetlmIs .,..3k C NM icoan.cvtivetllt)$ ..... 33c a hits 3 Lines Minimum U U -I I — * Noon The Day Before Publication . 3:30 (4)0 M'A'SH (R) 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY FTERNOON a •- 1 m "Iruln AFF A FILES Rock- . GENERAL HOSPITAL 11:30 2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD ford tries to help his friend Angel recover money that was swindled from him by an Armenian family he was trying to outsmart. $:0O A.M. - S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9- Noon .. ': .) I. 300 (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 11:30 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: James Galway. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME RATES DEADLINES (2)12) HIGH ROLLERS (1) HOURS - 2:30 (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD 00hb0mn 11:00 11:00 (2) 0 0 NEWS 0 TODAY IN THE LEGISLA lURE believes that the world is (2) (12) THE DOCTORS O ONE LIFE TOLIVE 10:55 0CBS NEWS lion in Insurance for her promoter. 7:00 (2YT)CTAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Sue Ann's sister gets a job on a Competing station as thou homemaker star and Sue Ann 2:00 (2) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS OWNEWI his wife many years earlier. 322-2611. 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D list Year, No. 220-Thursday, May 3, 1979.-Sanford, Florida 32771 11', WINNIRS \ ODDS FO ODDS FOR J J ODDS FOR 13 STORE I 31 STORE VISIT VISITS VISITS I 31 I 315.714 to 1 211,00 to I 14.1111111 to 1 [_1 00100 ________________________________________________ 100 Man to I j 10.211111 to 1 5.192101 _______________________________________________________________________________ 20000 200 I7,lOOtoI J S1121o1 L$lStoI I ____________ ___________ j 10000 lI.to1 I.31Siol I Itoi 2000 To 1 13.11011 l.5to1 I I Siltol 1000 i 5,710 to 11 to I 11öto I ___________________________ SW 5.000 211111 to I 2011 to I I 106 200 I IlStoI Ji2toi J,_ ____ J 2Stol laO j 1011.1120 1lo1 Slot _4te1 TOTAL PRIZ ES , 1311.005 tltoI -T 710 1 3 101 PRIZE i NNERS . WI J. M0?UZZS k ••• JJ d I PUAMal w,IUIIU1 SANP VIA. I) A - ____ ___ rvnii s. miui MMT Sit 'IA. I? aCUD VIA. ______ k& WtU VIA. 5I•. t... _ __ Preferred Relocation Loan Doubtful ______ VIA. 1 4 IIP ' 1111BA01 1861 TPWS Wv b,mi Øoyw on ttig oe"-1wo I) p.1IapItwig WmR-Dm. Boomloco mum JOHN"" ' ONE STORE VALUE - aosnai.o $1,001.00 WINNERS A PF-0 / r-- ;".::. (I COCft IIAOV r* - DAYTCP4A MAcN. VIA. c;,4,7 ICE him . INWIMN - tOIlS TNSJIG$I Ir.IIA. a aim,FW WARSU a, 10O VIA. . -0 STORES QUANTITY ONTS M 3 ..*l F I Ing - O1AEISI0SCI0UI11VAI0VUS1A COLlIES. Lit AND NINNY i Hospital Mony H enable the county to turn over "The key to the whole thing is used for renovation because the building committee tiid with needed to build a new hospital the hospital operation to a non- financing," he said, "We program permits loans only to tile consultants who prepared from FmHA could not be profit corporation has received initially sought reorganization rural areas or to cities of less the report befute coiuiiiitiiig If the Seminole M Hospital Board Of e1norial granted for five years to the approval in both the Florida so we could quality for bonds than 10,000 population. himself to either relocation or Trustees hospital if it switched from a House and the Senate. A (lJ final through the Florida Ilealth guidelines state. Thus to secure renovation. to b.ifl a g hospital cowtv pr iv facjty a ate,bill e yet f Facilities Authority Law. A the th loan, outside the city of Sanford and non-profit institution. Such the hospital would lie did say, hoever, that at for approval. facility has to be private, non, have to be relocated outside the this finance the building through a status change Is now beinga governor lithe governor signs the bill, profit to quality," he said. point the board • wiII city. One site mentioned as a continue loan from the Farmers Home sought by the hospital board of Bentley to said hospital board pursue The plan to relocate the possible location for a new A&nlnjdratlon, It cannot do so trustees. members reorganization." will begin hospital was endorsed by facility is the area along (Or five years U the hospital is "If reorganize, they're negotiations with the county Bentley this week after release Interstate 4 near Lake Mary lie said in (lie end financing it reorganized from a county- goingthey to rim Into problems," commissioners as soon as of a report by a New York Boulevard. renovation or i relocation of the owned fadilfty to a private, non- Brown said. "Farmers Home possihie. consulting firm. The report profit institution, If the hospital is not able to hospital may require a coinwon't make a loan to a nonBentley said today he was indicated it would be less cx- secure a loan from FmllA, the bination of Hospital methods and that as administrator profit community facility unaware of the FmHA rule Pensive to bufld a new hospital consultants' report Qiarles Bentley had said he unless It has a five-year indicated a private, non-profit cortrack which would prevent a non- for $17.3 million if financed the least costly option would be poration the hospital would would recommend to the board record of success. profit - corporation from through a 25-year loan from to renovate the present have a wider range that a new facWty be conof options. "If they day county-owned, securing a loan for five years. FmHA at five percent interest hospital and finance the 4nstructed rather than renovating they'll be all right because Brown said that in addition to "It Is our intention to pursue than to renovate the existing provements through con- (he five-year track record a the existing facility on First there would be a sure basis for reorganization, for a number of facility for $16 million if ventional means. Street. facility must have before a loan bonds. But if they go private we reasons, at this point." he said, financed through tax-exempt But Tom Brown, assistant couldn't make the Chairman of the Board of can be iiiade, a hospital loan right But, he added that things could bonds at eight director of the district office of away." percent interest Hospital Trustees Thomas E. relocation would require a change if the situation on over 25 years. Blayney said today he would favorable recomuiendit ion - the FmHA In Gainesville said Legislation which would financing required It. An FmHA loan could not be prefer to meet with the hospital from area health planners. - ,$ - IONftU$ SOWN POMUOIN CENTER CUT IrS Pn WL& MIOIfllCl keI'IOUNDSONILIUSanOIPi waiii • •,'é .. ss•• a. $1 uiwc*'caTsec'j1750N1" W-D O*t SW'QIUC* SONIL*U (•+ 7 ' sv ijrpy + - . nin' " '' - - + - - + 5 5 allatiN - •• 0• W-0 WND IgM1OWMO1HOT - Uk' - . .. !+ 'I!" 1-. W.D NANO .MLV*MITI1S .CHICkINJIANI(S - .5. !eAtvsmnzs alhfildl 6909090006*0 W.OtIAND.AUVAIVTIfl - FRANkS $1" . , .. • - + -I ISSIISS - IUU IQIOGNA 17 I I III I I MO TALMAOOI VAaMS CHICKIN SOIOONA OS' A YA*(TI15 !PI! ' '•''.- - - , • i'"5 sin cons isrn - ,. . • .p UI OIAOI 'A' ?IUH 5T IONI 10*11*40 .........,,....+6p - s • 1 • 'O, -. --- HAM IISIllISS - - W.D lUND WHOtE HOG AU 01HOT •AlIA OWN - . Ivv .5;. -- - - Fuel Prices Up + I...'. ; I: PRO . . I I I I • I • I •+ S ' WASHINGTON (UP!) Sharply higher prices for gasoline and heating oil canceled a dramatic improvement in food cods during April as wholesale prices climbed 0.9 percent the fifth straight month of double-digit inflation, the government reported today. INSTRUCTOR PHIL BRZENK - ...puts books away for now $115 Jail Clas s es rowdecl :.- - - Out bed performance since last BY8RARONCAJR&SO Herald Staff Writer August. Food prices had- Phil Brzenk takes one last look at the classroom he's occtçled for the past 1$ months teaching high school - .qidvalency courses to piiIla some refer to as "lours. He carefully checkth. flit cabinets once more to make sore he's removed all dadunt records and claseroixu materials. The folded portable desks leaning against the steel bars emphasize the drab beige walls and yellowed linoleum floor. Now the clawoo,n resembles the 12-fool bylS400tcellft was meanttobe. Brunk of Seminole Community College Instructed his last class of Inmates last Friday in both the General Educational Development (GED) program and College Level Examination's Program (CLEP). The cell Is now being converted to hold about 16 offenders serving "weekend sentences." Crowded conditions at the Seminole Pounty Jail warrants the transformation of the classroom to bring the Jail into compliance with date standards of sanitation and homing conditions. But while the classroom, a former drunk tank, was In operation for the past five years, no one can say It was a -:wast.d effort on ünates. Brunk least of all. ApproxImately 35 inmates have earned their GED certificates during the 11 mouth Brzenk served as the Jail's sole educational Instructor. When the last class was held last week, there were five to six students who would have been "dose to ready" to teat for their certificates, he said. "Scene of them were quite disappointed," Brzenk said when they heard about the discontinuation of the GED - HUD 99c 04 'I ,5 ,v. • + -.•s •e• s . •... •, 04 ' a 4, - - I .1II.. .•*,ø MAM AS CAN 4• .- s...,;.......4cv* -p .4. I $5.. ••&••••••5 Is •.., p-o..,..:. . 99t . 7W. :sa •-• j• jj• j climbed by at least 1,2 percent during each of the previous four months. But fuel prices remained at discouragingly high levels, the Labor Department said In its monthly analysis of inflation at the wholesale level, Food ready for sale to groceries declined by 0.3 Percent last month, by far the - M'S 'i like Hitch today that a $17.3 million loan Herald Staff Writer MIT •q.o..•e.. S e By GEOFFREY POUNDS Wk C 01 ow auwo Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)-Price 15 Cents si*.swiiits ODDS CHART as of April12, 1979 - Food Prices Down oil Jumped 6.7 percent to raise the three-month increase to almost 13 percent, a particularly gloomy statistic for northeastern dates, The heating oil Jump was the biggest since an 8.1 percent increase registered in June Gasoline prices shot up 4.4 1974. percent, the largest rise since In fact, the cost of all August 1975, and have now products at the wholesale level surged 9.8 percent during the ether than food climbed by 1.3 past three months alone. percent, the biggest Increase in Furthermore, home heating that category since October, 1974 -a sure sign that inflation rate. will remain a big concern for the next several months. The overall 0.9 percent in. crease in the cost of goods ready for sale to retail outlets was the lowest since Novern- Wholesale prices increased 1 percent in December, February and March and by 1.2 percent in January. her's 0.7 percent rise. But that was small consolalion to inflation-weary Amencans because if wholesale prices rose over the year at the same rate as in April it would mean an 11.4 percent inflation Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal Wednesday acknowledged inflation remains the administration 's biggest economic headache. He said inflation figures so far this year 'have been very, very bad worse than anyone expected." And he cautioned - Funds Eyed that 'there is no single, simple, short solution. "What is requited is pro. deitte and persistence" on the Part of the American public. lie predicted that Carters voluntary wage-price program will begin to li-e an impact this summnet- and "later on this sear we'll see a reduction" in the rate of inflation. lie also said the .RIIlllIiistra. lion foresees rn possibility of a recession. Sanford Facelift*ng Joint Effort Sought The Sanford Housing Authority in the next few M01011111 will attempt to Join merchants, property and lenders together to ret'abllitMe buildIngs along Sanford Avenue In downtown area and along West lltbStr.etfrom French Avenue to Southwest Road, Authority director Tom Wilson has an. nosmeed. Wll. he t t have the prllmb-ary work I to apply for a put from the Dq*dMA of PV= at the Jail. Beth the GED and the CLEP program will be offered, however, to biudes hi the multi-purpose room at the new county Jail now under construction, he said. The Jail, which Is it Five Points, will be completed by neat year. "I think the GED end the CLEP program were helpful (to binates) in the road to rehabilitation," Bezenk said. "It was a mews towards goal In that area." Bmdft was difficult to Milo the effect education es a former Icenat,, he cunc.d.d, wilesi 00114kM follow 1çIsks$of seoutc(ja1L ethe stdIM was Injail, close attention wupaJdto * attendanc, record for bath the morning and afternoon . 1 ~ Nwions fivedsysa week. Us student mimed n)orethw' Hosahsg and Urban Develop. ment completed by Mg of deadline. an grant sought will be determined by the degree of Interest stioms I. eL. .._..i &t.. e 1A.. ii wsa sir urr- funds, contribute to a loan pool for merchants and property The UDAG program offers owners to draw from. funds to cities In order to establish lows guarantees to "On the average, cities that back up merchants and have received UDAG grants property owners who borrow have come up with seven from local lending institutions, dollars in private money for Jim Wright of the HUD office every dollar of grant money," - explained, he said, "but that is not a set figure." In addition, he said grant funds can be used as interest When the grant is prepared subsidies so that a merchant and submitted, Wright said his wishing to rehabilitate his store office will examine the request can burrow money front a bank to determine whether a grant Is or savings and loan at the going actually needed to get the biured rate, but with the project off the ground. Other subsidy, his repayment in- determining factors, he said, atallinents are lowered. The Include the degree of minority subsidy has the same effect as participation and the number of If he had borrowed at a lower Jobs likely to be generated by 1T'fP ri&iu ho .,uI,I thu ,rn4 ,4. pAvJ,. - - chants, he said. WrIglg said the awarding of Wilson said discussion with Officials from the regional UDAG grants depends upon a BUD officials on another grant HUD office j Manta were In community's c*xnmlinse,* to re'ied - for $1.5 minion Sanford Wednesday to discuss goNritlng local involvement in construct a neighborhood the reUrunenta of the Urban the project. He said one community facility-would be Development Action Grant melmia'e of that commitment Is scheduled for a public hearing (UDAG) program, from which the aznow4 of money lending In the near future. GEOFWilson hopes to receive the Institutions are willing to FREY POUNDS 1101111 rl_A~A PARS 9A I7.5 - + Herald Photo by Torn Vincent Seminole County has a new sheriff SEMINOLE'S but he's too young to vote, lie's Angelo Codispoti, II, of Orlando, who will fill the sheriff's shoes today in observance NEW SHERIFF . . . of the national "Respect for Law Week." Above, Sheriff John Polk explains the new sheriff facilities to "Sheriff" Codispoti, - rate Dopt., U.S. Embassy Blamed In Guyana Deaths TON (UP!) In a report sae to spark cesdz'ov,r,y, Depment today ceJally balanredsek - of crutII.'-'al restraint Is _______ for do PapW + + -1' formnajice after May 117$; and charge lack of coordlaition bet- error of one kind or another. _____ Bull I va 811:16111 1100111 1110POrtant 0""" bum" in. the deparud end embassy performances was the decision by "tMigns on dlpe,nM& such as freedom of Ambad or John H. Bate net to pursue a U.S. request ad the rights to privacy, emerged as the main Gayens ezor ci he se greater coatrol O t "P5CtiC5llY in a ii on the deaths in autonomous Poople's T 1Ph Unity in 00ud0" in the J1ei of Jonestown. of those emutralidi wee the fact that since "eit all weti US, ritituis, "so kd,lllgm,ice agency (read: aA) ____ in on prw is, irs." 11110 adhen d We o No mdodsabie.i.. andthe U.S. embassy in ___ _______ _____ ______ 'I ud be emnorst.d from , ______ c,vlsd w$k Jidewn. as "a* ajy is,Uk1*" the '.r.ilp,nI's li May aidJom by - 1088111M aNdO do In + The report w prepared by J Hugh Crbivnbsa and Stanley Carpudsr it the n of Secretary of Slit. Cyrus Vance. Its key semmary say: '1s,vs.nhII.i, reaches the conchilon that the principle ... practicality of seeking amendments of the statutes." "But the most powerful force shaping the performance WMS Because of these constitutional provisions, the report said, "the Privacy Act and Ow FOIA, and called "for the necvisity and department and the embassy (in Georgetown) were obliged to pervasive and constant effect of the constraints" the First follow a cautious policy that emphasized impartiality, adherence Mnendinent, the Privacy Act and the Freedom of Infonnatlon to strict legality, acc Act. uracy and insistence on hard evidence as the only basis for action " To be sire, the report does net call for their repeal, but "Concern about the FOIA and those provisions of the Privacy recouds that the department review Its Interoretatlon of the Act that Permit access by an individual to government files about - h I in s e I I, reduced embassy written reporting and led to an emphasIs on the purely factual at the expense of the speculative the ___ Today ' _ datirmIn This lad comment is in di rect response to charges of that performesic. (by the U.S. Embassy In A made by , IA aides of Rep. Leo Ryan, DCalif, that the State 017151 Mu the Stat. Department In Waskiniton) was tue i.dThiCIseli........... Department did not operdis dan array ofc.nstraiutstisat elsarply Itd the field ................... Ikepltsl ....................u sofficiem*ly warn Ryan about People's Temple activities in ....................... Guyana. 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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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 02, 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/4fdc105ed2ee471bef397d6adc9d9e20.pdf d52d53575cb48b350a43d7057a9bd6ed PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 218—Tuesday, May 1, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Measles I By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer As a preventative measure against an outbreak of red measles, students in Seminole County public schools will have an opportunity to be immunized free of cost. "We have had a 400 percent increase In measle cases this year in the state of Florida compared with the same time last year," said Tom Cook, area immunization coordinator for Health Rehabilitative Services (HRS). The HRS immunization program will focus on the approximately 11,500 students In grades 9 through 12 In Seminole County, Cook said. Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents Set For Semionole Students Those age children are most susceptible to measles because the vaccine administered to them in 1969 did not provide a lasting Immunity, Cook explained. For the past three days, employees of the Seminole County School Board office have been stapling the tinmunization information for distribution to some 12,000 parents. The information will be sent to parents on May 7 along with a consent of immunization form for their child, he said. Parents must return the signed signature form by May 10 so their child may participate in the immunization program, Cook said. Immunization of the students Is expected to be con. ducted In a three-day period at six different high schols. The program will be held from 8:30 am. to 12:30 p.m. at Lake Howell and Lake Brantley high schools on May 14, at Lyman and Seminole high schools on May 15 and at Oviedo and Crooms high schools on May 16. "The only immunization form that the nursing teams at the high schools will accept is the HRS form signed by the parent," Cook stressed. The outbreak of measles began in central Florida last December In Lake County, Cook said. Ninety-two cases were reported within a six-week period. Reported cases of measles began to spread from county to county and preventative measures were begun to head off the disease, Cook said. "We were very concerned about Seminole County," Cook said. "We have had some reports of measles, individual cases, but the State Health Department says even one diagnosed case Is technically an outbreak because measles is an infectious disease. Two different vaccines will be available to Seminole County students. One vaccine will be effective against measles only, while the other is effective against diseases of measles, rubella and mumps, Cook said. He said he couldn't stress enough the importance of a large voluntary turnout for the vaccine. Sanford Airport Wins Eminent Domain Issue The Sanford Airport for an eminent domain Authority will gain title to 35 hearing on the land in acres of wooded land adjacent February, claiming the land the airport's southernmost should be condemned so that runway number 36, as a result the Authority could trim the of a circuit court ruling. trees in order to comply with But the amount of money the Federal Aviation Authority Authority will have to pay to the safety rules in landing aircraft. landowners whose property Airport Authority attorney was condemned will have to be William Hutchison said the decided at a later date by a trees were higher than 50 feet jury. and prevented planes from Circuit Judge Muidrew Issued having the necessary approach an "order of taking" on the land slope to one of the 6,000-foot following an all-day hearing runways. Monday. The order states that Hutchison said the authority the condemnation of the land Is offered $45,600 to Shirley If. "In public aterest." McCaskill of Route 2, Sanford, The Authority filed a petition and $42,500 to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Hughey of 124 E. Jenkins Circle, Sanford, for their property. The owners initially declined to sell and the Authority then sought condemnation. "A jury trial will be held at some time In the future to decide whether the figures offered are fair," Hutchison said, "A jury could determine that is not fair market value and alter the amounts." The Authority had appraisals done on the property in February, at which time a $3,000 per acre price was established, the Authority said. Hutchison said the airport was advised by the FAA to purchase the land rather than to seek an easement because of the difficulty In monitoring an easement. "By owning the land we can go In and cut the trees down and correct the situation," he said. The land Is presently zoned agricultural, Hutchison said, and action to compel the owners of the land to cut down the trees would be difficult because Seminole County does not have an airport hazard classification for zoning, which other cities apply to limit the height of trees or buildings on land located In an approach path to an airport. - GEOFFREY POUNDS 14 Indicted For Drugs 'Biggest Bust In History' / 3/ ) MIAMI (UPI) - A federal grand jury handed down a 40count Indictment today against 14 persons who allegedly smuggled more than I million pounds of Colombian marijuana Into South Florida over a 16 month period, "the biggest drug bust by federal authorities In history," according to U.S. Attorney General Griffin Bell. Bell said the organization contributed to up to five percent of the illegal drug traffic In the United States, valued at more than $300 million. The indictment, resulting from a year-long probe by Drug Enforcement Agency and FBI Shown in room 248 at the Seminole Memorial Hospital immediately after their first three weddings are James Padgett and his bride, Patricia. In the room are James' grandfather, "Red" Jones and his fiancee, Edna Jacobson. Wedding Bells Rang, And Rang, And Rang By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Wedding bells rang for James Padgett and Patricia Murphy this past weekend. . . and rang. . . and rang. The Sanford couple was married three times In a twoday period. Janes, 17, first proposed marriage to Patricia, 17 two weeks ago. She accepted and they decided to set the date for April 2L Patricia those her grandmother's home at 20 Grandview Ave., Sanford, as the site of the ceremony. Delighted by the choice, Mrs. Lavona Murphy, Patricia's grandmother, began making preparations. Not long after James' proposed, however, his grandfather, J.W. "Red" Jones," of 102 Temple Drive, Sanford became in with heart trouble and was admitted to 'N was kind of on the spur of the moment' Sewk Memorial HospitaL "1k was incapacitated and we knew he wasn't going to be We to mike the wedding," James said. "We felt kind of bid shoot that." So on the Friday before the wedding date James and Patrieli, along with Janet Jacobson, who performed the ceremony, went to visit Jones In room 24$ at the hoq'tal. "They came In blue jeans and announced they were -to pt married," said Kay Bartholomew, hospital markstlI2g and public relations director. "When we found oataboi* it, we canto" the kitcbenand had them make $ cake. The couple want borne alter they were married got fr,"un.d up and came beck for a reception in the room," V as salt Th Pon and the splrito(romancswerenot waded I JS$' grWI11ie'. After the hospital ceremony the !yIsri.cld Jons semosaicid Na plans to marry Edna Jecehess, U mdbsrbs4aw of Janat Jacobson, this J. "This was L rsUy a swprIa.," James sald,"xt even :Eiawpnpsred far thst.". as$.d,andthecoupleplantOwedUaoonU Jose. so" weft Mwphy,.wbGhod been vI1Mly preparing ber horn. for doweikih of, her r the nest day, was drichen with blood d bed tobeønIttedIoSumlIIQls nIfu1q siJ!iI. IIpiIIL Ii 4 Inu.ithifnr. rumo,I The couple went through with the planned wedding at the Murphy home without Mrs. Murphy In attendance. Again it was their friend, Mrs. Janet Jacobson, who performed the ceremony. In order to keep Mrs. Murphy from being completely excluded from the wedding, Patricia called the hospital and her grandmother heard the ceremony by phone. "They called just as the wedding march began and I heard the whole service. I was so I torn up I couldn't be there," Mrs. Murphy said. She dthehadamenalplctweofthewddjngand the home she had so carefully prepared while Listening on the phone. She said the couple had not wanted to hurt anyone's feelings and thus did not mention married the day before "I knew she heard the wedding, but I felt wiJ she w there, It wasn't quite light," said Patricia. " worked so hard and had even bought my wedding dress." It was Immediately after the ceremony, James said, that his wife turned to him and asked him if he's like to get married again. "It was kind of on the spur of the moment," James UK "she looked at me and said 'can we marry again for grandma?" Mrs. Murphy said her grw'4daughier Called and said there would be another ceremony. "Are you ready for this., . the wedding party Is on their way over so you can see the ceremony," Mrs. Murphy said she was told by Patricia. Twenty rniin War Wddlflg P1117 f aid ' econlonled by Mrs Jawt Jacobson, arrived at the hospital. A yellow caring. was planed on the bathrobe 01 Mrs. Murphy and she vu taken by wheelchair to the ho'vItal '.vtl where, f the third time,James and Patricia were IUNTI.d, SPA C.lrr ..................i* C4k$ ...................SA SPA Ellutsi..................4* $* County Financially OK By DONNA E8TES Etthberger, meanwhile, said Herald Staff Writer ?" the same period a year ago Seminole County is in while spending is down 1.7 "reasonably good financial percent . Nelswender added condition," County that interest income oncounty Administrator Roger invested funds Is slightly better Nelawender and Office of than in the past. _____ Management, Analysis and _____ In other business, Evaluation (OMAE) Director . _____ Nelswender told board momJeff Elchberger told county ___ bers the county can cooperate commissioners Monday In with the cities of Seminole orkshop session. which need inspections done on But, the county is "darting to rr . bridges In the various comlurt" from a 17.57 percent . rnunitles In compliance with turnover among skilled em.,( date law. Netawender said the 1 • p1y Including surveyors, "7 . law requires the city and county oosuction people, firemen governments to inspect 20-feetand others which Is having an Impact on some county ROGER NEISWENDER JEFF ETCHBERGER wide bridges within their respective Jurisdictions every programs, Nelswender added. ...spendlng down ...turnoverb two ys. Pokütg out lo of emHe said the city of Winter worked tç new pay plans, proving expenditures only for Springs has asked the pl county to budgeted Items while leaving economy heats up, Nelswendsr Nelswender said, Inspect seven bridges In that "The turnover rate Is collections 01 said the co%ady is being forced revenues by the city and (our or five bridges in to compete for 'killed em- unacceptable," the ad- county Is 1.4 percent ahead ° er cities need Inspections as ployeu not only with the fl'tl1MTMor contingency end reserve well. The county has a team In with privat bi a Of the county's financial untouched as much as possible. its engineering department who dW Ike Altamonte Springs condition, Nelswender warned Generally county government are qualified to Inspect bridges, wlisiaalaries,perticidarlyfor needeacub carry forward he said. are somsvt Igher the ITIai4 mNltJW 01 1)15 durIng the first few moq4tv of a iasioner agreed the canut fiscal year Sq* new flacai yew to 4W those in the apirily. operate isgil fee tobe charged the cities for cash WIfl S'siprogrsushssbssn 30 low property taxes begin comingin. the Ir*psctIons will t*$Oper mod@skicaLolsMsstks,losg- bSCssTIIdOVE 'do thenew Neiswend.r said The an- bridge where "u.builI"Plans time Ciudy 11133101"s was f' Y P Ucipated growth In the base are not available and $1) per He IIrg.d con)*n oasrs 10 this year Is I.named heed i coy's expected to be bridge where plans are pommel divisisi and has held the line 00 5550(5111 $P' "eaten up” by lollatlon available. r ••. e ., IA IA „...IA OUIMM ............SPA 5111S,........ 0'7* TikilMen ... W.jur .................1 ... 'r-- ............ -,_ later moved to Miami. Colombia; Mark Steven PhilThe organization used sophis- lips, 31, of Fort Lauderdale; ticated monitoring equipment Carl Jerry London, 38, of of law enforcement com- Clarksville, Ga.; Gregory munications, a fleet of planes Francis Poulos, 33, of Fort and ships, and a security force Lauderdale; Ronald Benton at loading sites armed with Elliott, 42, of Winter Haven, rifles, grenades and handguns, Fla.; and Roy Roscoe Walker, the Indictment said. Jr., 35, of Winston-Salem, N.C. Other defendants named The defendants were charged were: Lynn Platshorn, 35, of with conducting a criminal Miami Beach; Dr. Morris enterprise under the federal Keller, 42, residence unknown; Racketeering Influenced and Eugene Arter Meyers, 40, of Corrupt Organization statute, Tampa, Fla.; Randall Gene rather than simply a smuggling Fisher, fl, of Fort Lauderdale, conspiracy. Fla.; Modesto Echezarreta. (*her charges Included conCruz, 43, of Key Biscayne, Fla.; spiracy to commit kidnapping, Richard Elliott Grant, 24, of obstruction of justice, rackHollywood, Fla.; Haul Davila. eteering and Importation of a ,iuneno. 4z. 0! San MarIa, controlled substance. 'But, Hold Spending' - Today in Floridians in the smuggling organization. The group was allegedly headed by Robert Jay Meinster and Robert Elliot Platahorn, Miami businessmen and partners in the South Florida Auto Auction, the 105. page document said. "This is the first announced joint FBI.DEA investigation Into drug trafficking," Bell said. "It Is one of the biggest drug busts by federal authorities In history." Smuggling operations began in August 1974, with Meinster and Platahorn supposedly running Colombian marijuana through South Florida to storage facilities in Philadel. rhk Iif Ikii haam, h- WaS ........ • ____ ., * &, • ___ ____ tax �2A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, May 1, 1979 Cyclist 1 WORLD IN BRIEF Millions Parade In May Day Celebration In Collision SoughL- .DJesDr.iver 1. - memorial tributes For the war dead in Israel, nations spanning the globe today marked May Day an annual rite of spring with marches, rallies and speeches. Outside the Kremlin, about 2 million Soviets marched, cheering and swaying banners emblazoned with "Long live the unbreakable alliance of the working class" and other slogans. Most countries mark May Day as a day to honor its workers, commemorating the strikers'march through the streets of Chicago that culminated In the I890 "Hayinarket Massacre." — - Moscow Honors Angela MOSCOW U111) Black American civil rights activist Angela Davis is among six foreigners named recipients of the International Lenin Peace Prize awarded to mark Tuesday's May Day celebrations, the official Tass news agency reported. Tass Monday quoted academician Nikolai Blokhin, a member of the awarding jury, as saying Ms. Davis "vigorously continues to !ngage in political activities, consistently comes out for friendship between the American and Soviet peoples, for the development of allround relations between the United States and the U.S.S.R." — -------------- — -, - .., .. , . _ . '. - .. WASHINGTON I UPI A drug widely used to combat high blood pressure and a key component of an antidandruff shampoo have been found to cause cancer in laboratory rats and mice, the National Cancer Institute reported today. The anti-hypertension agent, called reserpine, was introduced in 1954 and the government estimated more than a million people currently take the drug, which is sold under a number of different brand names. But the cancer institute and the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute said the risk to life posed by untreated high blood pressure "far exceeds" the drug's potential cancer risk to humans. — °. . • ' L ________________ i1iJj.- :.. ________ :— . . .. . - . , fr + .- ... , . - .• _______ . - .•. . . .' . . ., •,.. ..._.. :. LIFT THAT BARGE...OOPS Skin Problem • W. , ... - $1 "mu,.' no w we decided, i ri j "Try imagining bow your go back into that house." He 1 house would look if you hadn't said the odor in the house was Herald s1s W Jan Modeiss put out any garbage for 15 years suffocating. The driver of this overturned truck escaped injury when this mishap occurred on and if you lived without water," Mackie said the woman, who SR 436 near Wymore Road in Altamonte Springs Monday about 8:30 p.m. And, said Cheviot Police Chief apparen tly was "not senile" the driver, Remi Demeere of Orlando, only temporarily lost the 25 tons of Donald Mackie. judg from records she kept, limerock that was spilled. His firm recovered the material after the accident. "We found $42,000 in cash, had gone 15 years without a hot I. Altamonte Springs police, who ticketed Demeere for creating a special hazard, plus docks, bonds and un- water heater and without water to wit: the limerock on the road, said the truck was traveling on 436 and as cubed checks we cataloged as since her pipes burg last It approached a red light at the intersection, the driver applied the brakes, but worth $502,000. We found one winter. the rig skidded sideways on the slippery pavement then overturned, spilling the bank book with $240,000 on " My wife and Itrled to help cargo. Damage to the truck was put at 18000, and at 15,000 to the trailer unit. The deposit, her," said Ed Rans, a neighbor, rig is owned by MGH Trucking Co. of Orlando, police said. "And that doesn't include "but she let us know she didn't stock in such firms asGeneral want any heip." Rhodesia's ruling Executive Council failed today to end a crisis sparked by a black leader's charge that the recent majority rule election was stage-managed to benefit his chief rival. But at a two-hour meeting, which marked the start of a protracted wrangle, the four council members left themselves some room to maneuver. The Rev. Ndabaningl Sithole, who ran a poor second In the election, came out saying his council colleagues did not reject his call for a commission of inquiry to in. vestigate the election results but that they said its findings would not be binding. SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) — 125 Whales Found Dead SANTIAGO, CHILE (UPI) &une 15 whales have been found dead on a beach on Navaiino Wand at the southern tip of South America, according to Santiago Windfall Tax Divides Carter, Kennedy Israel Mourns Dead By UNiTED PRE INTEINATIONAL Israel today began a two-day holiday to mourn the nearly 14,000 soldiers killed defending the Jewish state nd to mark its first Independence Day at peace with Egypt in more than 31 years ;•tha major address tn8afaga,a mining town on the Bed &a about 300mlleaionthofCako,President AnwarSidat *as expected to trace the rnAbth'g steps toward a orkIng pewi with Israel and comment on the widening rift between his country and its Arab neighbors. "And second, It has also intimidated the administration into He said he would oppose any congressional attempts to weaken submitting a token windfall ta that is no more than a transparent the tax. fig leaf over the vast profits the industry will reap." On returning to Washington, Kennedy said Carter's reaction to Sen. Edward Kennedy. his criticism was the president's "best effort to defend an energy a reporter related Kennedy's statement to Carter at Kennedy has broken with Carter before, over national health televised and broadcast news conference the president looked policy I find indefansfigs" Insurance and budget priorities, but the current dispute over oil and sald "That ' s Just a lot of baloney." Despite the latest furor and continuing polls showing him price decontrol and how to tax the oil companies' profits left a Everybody knows that decontrol Is mandated In the present mining even with or even ahead of the incimibssg pre'ldent visibly angry Carter and a stone-faced Kennedy trading charges law," Cartersald, referringtothe clause in Iastyear's energy act Kennedy dill keeps himself aloof from polt1eal ipsculatkisi. and counter-charges Monday. In a speech to the American Society of Newspaper Editors in requiftan end to price controls In September 1001. Carter's "I expect him (Carter) to be rnInated," Kennedy told the the process and brings higher prices a bit editors. "I expect to work for his election. I expect him to be reNew York, Kennedy accused the administration of giving in to faster. elected." "the overbearing power of the oil lobby." "First, It has intimidated the administration Into throwing in As for the windfall profits tax, Carter said, "I'm always But Ksnnedy said he will contItoce Carter s.in areas the towel without even entering the ring on oil price decontrol," amenable to proposals made by Senator Kennedy to make the where I have strung views and differences" and sport him "on Kennedy said. laws fairer or more stringent." issues where we both agree." Ewning Hcndd t uips sise) Monday by a lawyer In the figures on a chalkboard, tamlnatioc with the cancerDr. Richard Bottomly, a and found "no signs of the OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) • professor of medicine at the beginning of cancer." A Kerr-McGee Nuclear Corp. Karen Sllkwood trial, the of. showing that a half grain of causing substance. Unlversltyofoklahoma College executive concedes enough flcial,W.J. Shelley, sgreed that plutonium would. be enough to OthermodicalwItjesshave lbS lawyers for MS. SUk a half gram of give 7,175,* people the muplutonium could have been a much Medicine, st t.Ulid he exam- said Ms. Silkwood smdf.r.4 suing load autopsy end other carried undetected out of its plutonium could have been Urnms safe dose of radiation for wood's f amily, medical enough Contamination with over her cl1,dani. reports f nuclear processing i facil ty at taken at or thus undetected a him by Kerr- radioactive plutonium to nation, have argued the mining MGs. after Ms. Silkwood died "cii.e cancer en the spot." any one time to subject 7.6 past monitoring devices at the the plIdmhII Is further evidence of ___________________ mllliofl people to the n''Imimi now-closed plant north of licensing and reguldiom' Of Kerr-McGee's alleged carsise(*lahOU3i City. lifetime permissible dose. conceded that the figures were pi In response to questioning Lawyer Jim Ikard then wrote Cogs The nuclear firm how.vsr ______________________________ The Kerr-McGee executive costande Ms Silkwood conUM CNAMM testified that the company ('minded herself to embsrrnes hrdbsn, Patrick Jung and could not account for ill her employer during union Edward L ( 'plbi, both of Mark Scott (11plin, kllograns—abos**pommde— negotIatIons. of Sanford; pa4sreiga, Mrs. produced a men'., 3100 Magnolia Ave., Sauced, Qusplin, ClendanK W. of AW boisubirido plutonium used Ikard I s.ex. readings: trm spper Ms Vermi& wmi ii atthe place. He aleo said he had adeessd to Shelley, in which a died Monday afternoon at Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Edwv peratare, U; ovaidol lows, Florida l'ofll1tsl hi Cetsado a Banstt, Pnda; several ags, .rrodlnsaythgFrldnythdonly 61; yesterday'. high, $1; near thuderd.rma , be the result of an accident. He uncles acu thou the company barometric pressure, 31.1*; prikU'Ily *I s III P NJ tedsy, shout 21 pounds of the aa was born hi Augebori Geet Gras relative humidity, Ml percest 31 pseciut 'h4 FUItIJ1IITh. Ii hi 40 pee' dlbCS Y end had livid hi Sanford chargs of as-'g-nvp plant wh e re Ma. Silkwood of j Wilk 9 as a h, end WINIy. worked. held "in the pipes" at the plant for the post seven years, Fwscait: . . moving hors from Tomab, Wis. W)N)AY1TIDI$ 1r1 today with S and her apart- won much Ms. tlkwood ____________________________ of the Pads He waaa member enticipitid, c w .1 lsc,uy heavy ran Ds$om Bosch: Ngh U:44 mu* were c4w#'(.d with b Follow"(liapel,.10th aid urban ftesdlag am., 11:14 p,m., sw I:Ms.a., piggsp s$3y before abs a rthty sums was being oil" CHAPLIN, NUN SCOTT— Vaminhi. d.ru. New end 6:00 Pm. did In a traffic acclde.t Nov. led through amestl. . the CIleells. ii. 0 N ___ Wedomdsy with a chart of Pelt Caiveral: high 11•JS 13, 1W4. Her .vivwi have Ms UM" MO day, a* .h.wers aid a few than am., 12:00 PILO law 1:00 a.a., .4. ILLS i1m 1U hiOdllIdWlNS1p,., ruearchsr reported he found pusts, o or. pme,. dentirms. N1& in lbs se 1:14 P. Kerr-McGee t diUMO In 1k. Mc. and Mrs. Pad N. (bSjn, Horns CPøapel wwa Nov. sm I)psrti Nghh:40 am. 4:31 the firm's 04dWINa caused 5lwoo4's body following her $1gç; 70. today ad in the aM Ms , i p Crocn sNlcIelkw $iiriel in Wednesday. Loots l.dgM in the 'a., law *i41 aa the 31.yw.aM ma's conRver,neas CIrnitety. OrauMiw Geruisy; two — Talmadge Hearings Start WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. Herman Talmadge's top aide says his boss did not know until last June that for years his staff had made bogus Senate expense claims to ensure that Talmadge received the maximum allowable reimbursement. T. Rogers Wade, who replaced Talmadge's chief accuser, Daniel Minchew, as the senator's administrative assistant In late 1974, told the Senate Ethics Committee Monday he discussed the practice of "drawing down the maximum" expenses only with Minchew, never with Talmadge. Wade was the first witness in t he committee's disciplinary hearings that could lead to the Georgia Democrat's censure or expulsion from the Senate. - - tNt, 3114 N Fr"Ch Ave. $imit Pie. 351111. 566" class romp Paid at $iuls,t Fiends H??) Huei Delivery: WU 71 £NNi PI U.*li CM.*s, $ILIIa YHr. $3191. By Mail: WIE, IS castsa Ms.* laM, IMIS*s. 1*11; Years m "a S - - - cam. ____ _____________ - ___ ' , ____ ___ - ATLANTA, Ohio (UP!) A series of explosions and fire ripped through a fertilizer plant early today, forcing a the evacuation of about 150 people, the town's entire population. L No Injuries were reported. The Pickaway County sheriff's office in nearby dr, cleville said the evacuation was ordered by the manager of the Sohigro Co. plant who felt the mixture of burning chemicals and smoke could be dangerous. "The whole plant is still on fire," said a deputy sheriff. "We're evacuating everybody in Atlanta." He said fire departments from five communities were on the scene. ___ ______ Tiisday, May 1, 1070—Vol. 71 No. 210 P41sid Daly and Seadly, except$alvrday by The 11sWord Nirsid, Town Of 150 Evacuated AREA DEATH ho - 1 -- -- . - _, --- -- . - -. • ........... .. -'.. ' 1. -Sears Reduces Prices CHICAGO (UPI) Sears, Roebuck and Co., the nation's largest retailer, is reducing all prices in its currant catalog by 5 percent, effective today. Qunirman Edward B. Telling announced the rollback Monday, 3aying "the action is being taken in cooperation with the president's program to fight inflation." ____ • -... I. — Bush, who has been pursuing the presidency for a year, is the sixth declared GOP candidate In a field that also has four unannounced contenders including front-runner Ronald Reagan. Missing Plutonium Danger To Millions . TALLAHASSEE,Fla. (UP!) One of Florida's major teachers' unions is challenging an order forbidding an Orlando kindergarten teacher to breast-feed her baby at school on her lunch hour. A U.S. District Court judge was asked to act immediately to let the teacher leave campus during her offduty hours, or be allowed to feed the child at the school while the court considers the suit. Janice Dike, a teacher at Azelea Park Elementary School, breast-fed her 4-month-old daughter on the advice of her obstetrician from Jan. 2 to March 26 without interference. Her husband, or a babysitter, brought the infant to school daily. today. - is, Breast-Feeding In Court - - WEATHER . -. - - •-.. ..•- .....- --.-- -S -- - — - WASHINGTON (UP!) George Bush, a Connecticut Yankee who made a fortune in Texas oil and found fame as CIA director and chief of the U.S. liaison to China, Joined the crowded 1980 Republican presidential race WASHINGTON (UP!) — The windfall prof its tax is shaping up as the ldtest — and possibly bitterest issue to split President Carter and his potential rival for the presidential nomination, . himself In the chest. Neighbors said Miceli had practiced medicine for more than 40 years in Lockland, a Cincinnati suburb. Derminlo, who lived about it block from the doctor's house, had been treated for but not cured - of a skin problem. Bush Is In The Race - press reports. The whales ranged from six to 1$ feet long and were found over the weekend waahedupona ilinile stretch of beach by fisherman, the reports said. The Florida Senate Committee on Economics, Community and Consumer Affairs will consider today the bill passed by the House of Representatives to take away front cities and counties the right to regulate cablevision rates. While Seminole's two representatives Bobby Hattaway, [)Altamonte Springs, and Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood were among the 74 members of the House who voted for the legislation, it will face hard opposition from Seminole's State Sen. John Vogt, D-Cocoa Beach, if it gets out of committee, "Cablevision appears typically a non-competitive field," said Vogt from his Tallahassee office," in that one reason cablevision is a franchised operation is because it costs too much for cornpetitors to face each other. "Under the current situation cities and counties by regulating rates ensure citizens will get decent service at a reasonable rate while not unduly holding down the rates. Cablevision is becoming almost a public necessity, almost a public utility. Without cornpetition, rates will rise out of sight," Vogt said. Meanwhile, Sen. Clark Maxwell, R-Melbourne, whose district also includes Seminole County, has no position at this point on the legislation stopping cities and counties from setting cablevision rates. "i have received no correspondence or contact about the bill," Maxwell said, adding he will review it after It comes out of — ; — - •. . •- regulate cablevision rates several weeks ago. ith th County Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff, although votir. o fr th" .several cck t1flhIIIIISSOflCfS majority of couxity prefLr saul t' rates cablevision the county to continue regulating waiting and see what happens with the legislition before u(iiI meriting. The county commission recently granted ScminoleOrange Cablevision a rate increase. Sanford city commissioners at the same time turned down it rate increase. Seminole-Orange Cablevision operates currently in uninii corporated areas of the county. Winter Sprinis. (a longwoo(l and Sanford. Longwood Mayor June Loniianu said shi about regulating the rates, but leans slightk m l i'. L, schedijiril tinuing the regulation. Seniinole ('ahli v: : '.hi 21 eku. appear before the Longsood City (nntu.rL t S a rate increase from $6.) iiionthi scr c family homes. it In Casselberry, Seminole ('ablvviswn has h-r , ,kid ti tt1 n'.t,ilL!:l' request for an increase in rates Ui .IIRyafli III U 'I" service in the vity i S 11iili1't,'il ,ttiil track record, siiitl Mayor Grier In Altamonte Sprinis, the flt'. S,tn!in't non-exclusive fran('luL ith the iits ftc ftanchi-.c r'linui grants the firm initial ratc md rct.uns !;r the t it t:i eiiit the right toconsider e\'t'r t%t) "ars erath' regulating the firms rates. filed may have no resemblance to what actually comes before the Senate," he said. Brantley, explaining his vote in favor of the dc-regulation, said cablevision is a non-essential service. "My feeling is that the cities and county might set rates strictly for political reasons. In most cases none of the officials sitting in the city or county governments have the expertise to judge whether rates are equitable. "If the rates get too high a person can drop the service. It is not a life or death thing," Brantley said. "Everyone talks about wanting to get government out of the free enterprise system and this is one way to do it," said Hattaway. "Cablevision is not a mandatory service. People can either take it or not. Rates will seek their own level," he said. Reaction to the legislation among city and county officials in Seminole is mixed. Opposed to the legislation, saying it is an infringement on the homerule powers of local government and an interference by the state in local government are: Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore, Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd, Casselberry Mayor Bill Grier and C.asselberry Council Chairman Frank Schulte. Favoring de-control of cablevision rates are: Winter Springs the -. I its' Mayor Troy Piland and County Commission Chairman Bob French. Both officials say cablevision is a non-essential service and not a real utility. Winter Springs city councilmen voted to de- .1 i' • She Took Up Art To Occupy Time By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Brenda Robinson, a junior at Lake Brantley High School, took her first drawing class as a freshman just "to fill up space in my schedule." Her talent for sketching quickly surpassed the drawings of an amateur, however, making her a national art award winner. Brenda is one of 57 high school students across the country who won the Hallmark Honor Prize of $100 each for the best painting or drawing. Scholastic Magazines, Inc. sponsored the nationwide Art Awards program to encourage the creative expression among secondary-school students across the United States. Other students from Seminole County who won honorable Mention certificates for their entries include; Pain Champion of Lake Brantley High School, pottery entry; Timothy Herring of Lakeview Middle School, printmaking entry; Robin Willis, of Lakeview Middle School, mixed media entry and Amy Daum of. Seminole High School for her textile design. Brenda's prize-winning entry was an Ink drawing of an old German town she drew last Christmas. Brenda, who is taking German as a language just visited southern Germany with her foreign language class over spring break. But competition is nothing new to the 17year-old junior. This is her third year of competition in the Scholastic Art Awards program. Along with her HallmarK Honor Prize, Brenda also was awarded an honorable mention certificate for printmaking. Last year, her entries qualified as two "blueribbon" finalists and were forwarded to Scholastic in New York for national judging. Her first year of competition was awarded with an Honorable Mention. Brenda says she likes to draw for various reasons, but primarily for self-expression: "It allows you to see things the way you really see them, not the way other people see it. I can look at something and make an impression that is my own and nobody else's." Surprisingly enough, Brenda doesn't plan to make art her life's work. She will attend Emo:-y University in Atlanta in September where she will study medicine, she said. All In all, this year's national competition, tallied 406 gold medals and 559 honorable mention, certificates for outstanding work in painting, drawing, printmaking, design, sculpture and crafts. Approximately 150,000 entries were submitted to the 57 regional sponsors this year. From those, about 8,000 "blue-ribbon" finalists were selected by regional judges and sent to Scholastic for national judging. The entry-winning gold metals and Hallmark Honor Prizes will be displayed at the Scholastic Magazines' 52nd annual National High School Art Exhibition, It will be held from June 5 to June 27 in the Union Carbide Exhibition Hall, 270 Park Ave., New York City. ; I A)~iq3jljjlkMVIAIIA~ 1. Photo On License Violates Freedom? herald Photos hv r o w N.-ts,i DENVER (UP!) Three The Colorado Supreme Court, said there was a compelling men who claim their religion in a 5-1 decision Monday, state interest for requiring the prevents them from having rejected claims of David photographs as identification. their photographs taken for Johnson, Anthony Vigil and The three argued their right drivers' licenses intend to ask Brent Perkins, members of a to religious freedom was being the U.S. Supreme Court to group called the "Assembly of infringed upon by a demand review their case. YHWHHOSHUA." The court they be photographed before they could receive drivers' licenses. Richard Borchers, a Denver attorney for the religious group, said Monday he will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to consider hearing the case. The three men said the Bible directs they not allow any photographs of themselves, a PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UP!) have been severely limited," he belief based on a literal inA U.S. District Court judge said. terpretation of the second today ordered that senior Gomes, 19, filed a suit last commandment as pronounced Donald M. Comes be given a month seeking an Injunction to in Exodus. berth on an all-girl volleyball force the Rhode Island InterThe commandment states: team at Newport's Rogers High scholastic League to let him "Thou shalt not make unto thee School, ruling he was a victim play on the acivad, any graven image, or any of sex discrimination. The 6-foot-tall Gomes, who likeness of any thing that is in "A separate and exclusive made the team in tryouts but heaven above, or that is in the female team may be edab-- wasn't allowed to play' said UW earth beneath, or that is In the llshed only when males previ- league violated his constitution- water under the earth." ously had, and presumably al right to equal protection and Borchers said the small continue to have, adequate used federal athletic funds to do group, based in Boone, Cob., athletic opportunities to parleague's lawyer, Robert and founded in the late 1930s, ticipate in that sport," Judge B.The Mann, said he would took Its unpronounceable name Raymond J. Pettine ruled. LAKE BRANTLEY'S BRENDA ROBINSON winner of several a ii awa rik — - Rhodesian Crisis Unsolved Kills M.D. — had tried to help her while she remin staura nt murniay. Police was alive.. Amid heaps of k her home, but Sgt. Bill garbage, police discovered an more thanMblimeldeir said he € pmW b& - - LOCKLAND,Ohio (UP!) A 21-year-old man, apparently dissatisfied with the treatment his physician was giving him for a skin problem, shot and killed the doctor Monday and then turned the gun on himself. Police said Joe Derminio walked into the house-office of Dr. S. Gregory Miceli, pulled out a .357 magnum revolver, and shot the doctor in the chest and then apparently shot Upped by neighbors who '• I. • — - .. S/ .., MARTINSVILLE, Ind. tUPli Since he was 12, Stephen T. Judy has been in and out of prisons and jails in Indiana and Illinois. The last two times he was released, an Indiana official says, it was because of mistakes by Illinois prison officials. On Saturday, police charge, Judy abducted a young mother and her three children as they were stranded on a roadside near Indianapolis with a flat tire. Police say Judy raped and strangled the woman and drowned the young children in a creek near Mooresville. Prosecutor G. Thomas Gray said Monday he is confident he will have Judy sent to the electric chair for the crimes. CINCINNATI (UP!) Moto Ctncaft Bell, Cthc1 Suburban Cheviot police nati Gas & Electric, El Paso trying to unravel the riddle of Natural Gas, and Firone," Genette Leinmori, an 81-year- said Mackie. old woman who lived alone, "There are hundreds of enwithout water, surrounded by ionvelopes containing such stocks heaps of trash and a mill and you can tell frocn the in. dollarfortune, terest she was getting she was When Miss Leminon died at worth over $1 million," said Ge neral Hospital Friday, police Mackie. - . :. coniinitt.c, if it makes it through the committee process. "I have not reviewed the legislation at all. The bill which was originally By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Death Penalty Sought . ..................... :'. — Cancer Warning Issued The — said. — Mi'llli'lonai'lre L ived Am id Tras h Heaps Convict Takes Hostages WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter has issued a public warning that that a Soviet violation of the proposed arms limitation treaty could lead to a nuclear confrontation. Speaking to a nationwide television and broadcast audience at his 48th formal news conference Monday, Carter twice used the phrase "nuclear confrontation." "The Soviets know that if we ever detect any violation of the SALT agreement, there would be a basis on which to reject the treaty in its entirety, there would be a possible termination of the good relationships between our country and the Soviet Union on which detente is based, and it might very well escalate into a nuclear confrontation," he WASHINGTON I UP!, An ingredient used by at least 10 million Americans in many nonprescription sedatives, sleep-aids and cold medicines causes cancer in animals and should be banned immediately, an environmental group said today. The drug methapyrilene is an antihistamine widely used in such products as Compoz, Nytol, Excedrin P.M., Sominex, COPE and Allerest Time Release Capsules. The Environmental Defense Fund said methapyrilene has been found to cause liver tumors in laboratory rats. HOUSE BURGLARY: SHE'S IN JAIL The apartment of a woman in jail on charges of first degree murder was burglarized and a television valued at $200 taken sometime Sunday or Monday, Sanford police said. Police said a 24-inch television owned by Thelma Brooks, 31, was taken from an apartment at 165 Bethune Circle by a burglar — . Vogl Opposes Cable Deregulation — - said. Carter Issues Warning Nonprescription Sedatives sday. Senate Passes Tax Relief MAN/IC UA,Nicaragua (UPI) — Nicaraguan authorities arrested two top opposition leaders and banned all but one May Day celebration today in an apparent effort to douse a bloody outburst of attacks against President Anastasia Somoza. Leftist Sandinista guerrillas reportedly staged attacks in Managua and Chinandega, but the worst fighting was reported in Leon 55 miles northwest of the capital. One Avtiiriran was wounded. A National Guard plane Monday launched several rockets into the city as ground troops fought hit-and-run battles with an undetermined number of rebels in the predominantly poor western section of Leon, witnesses serious condition after more than five hours. Justin Sullivan, prison communication manager, said fl-year-old Gerald Joseph McDonald, armed with tools from the prison engine repair Moy eaptured two elderly shop instructors Identified as Joseph Leblanc, 59, and Robert Chapman, 55. Sullivan said the hunate had apparently acted on im• pulse and that efforts to free the hostage had been ham. pered "because he doesn't seem to know why he did it. lie's just as mystified as we are." Immediate Ban Sought On who entered the home by forcing open a window. On Friday night, Mrs. Brooks was taken into custody and charged with first degree murder in connection with the shooting death of her husband, Adolphus Brooks, 44, who was found dead in the bedroom of the apartment. She remains In custody. theft of the television was reported by Mrs. Brooks' nephew, Dannie Bernard Williams. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) March 11 presidential primary, lion to secure land for a coal on homesteads to 2 gj The Senate today approved a was approved 38-2. Senators slurry pipeline, per $1,000 of assessed value — AMPLIFIERS TAKEN constitutional amendment rejected a plan by Gov. Bob Final action on the bill (SB54) Instead of the current 8 mills. Two stereo amplifiers were stolen from the Winwood Corngiving homeowners a $144 Graham giving tax relief to was put off after several Homeowners would get a munity Center in Altamonte Springs, according to Seminole commercial and industrial senators charged the pipeline check from the state next April County deputies. Earlier story, page SA property owners as well as should be regulated by the or May reimbursing them for homeowners. A pry tool was used to jimmy the locked door of the community Public Service Commission, about three fourthsof the taxes break on their property taxes. The Senate deadlocked on a Under the Senate tax plan, they paid this year. Their tam center located at 199 Leonard St., Altamonte Springs, deputies The amendment, which will bill letting Florida Gas Co. use the constitution would be would he levied at the reduced say. The burglary occurred sometime between Sunday and I go to Florida voters during the the power of public condeinna- amended to limit school taxes level in future years. Monday. Nicaraguan Fight Rages DORChESTER, New Brunswick (UPI) A young convict jailed for attempted murder took two prison teachers hostage at borchester Maximum Security Prison, beat and stabbed them, then released one man In IN BRIEF "If he goes to sleep, he forgets to breathe." Crib death syndrome usually affects babies from one month U six months of age, she said. Dr. Irrgang says she will conclude the autopsy report Thur. rr " By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL From the traditional parade on Moscow's Red Square to NATION Hospital. Sandra Turner, the baby's mother, brought the boy Ii the hospital when she noticed he had stopped breathing. "Crib death is a recognized syndrome where a child dies ap parently without any real struggle," Dr. Irrgang said. "It it believed at this point that it is due to the baby's immatix'i respiratory system. Mark Scott Chaplin, 16, of 2809 S. Magnolia, Sanford, died Monday afternoon and the person who killed him remains unknown to authorities. Young Chaplin died at Florida Hospital in Orlando of head injuries he sustained when he was struck by a hit and run driver Thursday evening. Chaplin was riding his bicycle on Old Lake Mary Road about a mile south of Airport Boulevard when an unidentified motorist struck him from the rear, throwing him onto the pavement. The athnn.L Florida 1Ilihwv Patrol- said the driver of the car never .. -. Instead, the Highway Patrol reported, the driver fled the scene Seminole Community College, where he was planning on visiting at a high rate of speed. Witnesses told investigating troopers that the computer room the next morning, his mother said. the car appeared to be a blue, 1973 or 1974 Pontiac. Witnesses said CRIB DEATH the driver of the car had one passenger. Preliminary autopsy findings indicate a three-month-old The Highway Patrol said today they have no new leads in Sanford boy who died Sunday was a victim of the "crib death connection with the accident. syndrome," says Dr. Sara Irrgang, the assistant medical The mother of the victim, Mrs. Paul Chaplin, said her son was examiner for Seminole County. on his way to a friend's house in Lake Mary at the time of the Kenneth Adams of 2201 Alexander Ave., Sanford, was accident. He was going to stay overnight so he could be closer to pronounced dead Sunday morning at Seminole Memorial Tuesday, May 1, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -. - ~ :la -. - i:!7- : :: - _ - HOSPITAL Sanford: Chemise Allen Lemmie Bellamy Mary Berry L011. Broadway, Janet Aim SIssy Johnnie Fey Henry Freddie Littles Molars Norris R. little Karen K. Scudder Cons I. Smith Iva M. Weise Lillie Edward DelafcMll, Dsiary Harland Stone, Oeiary , 'p'i - • . , I — -, .g0*r- .- ,k.-,4vi,t* ~ : ;-w-;_ - 0 - .3 WE HAVE CHANGED OUR NAME formerly Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Is Now - 4 DUGGAR'S GENERAL STORE Or: ..0 .. Same Friendly People You've Always Known Ph. 322-2424 iii S. SANFORD AVE. SANFnRn NOTES P APR11. SI, fl79 ADMISSIONS M" ,- 0 ' - Court: I Boy Play probably appeal the ruling and because of a belief God's name "At least In terms of seek a temporary order to keep should not be spoken on earth. volleyball at Rogers High, Gomes off the team, which has athletic opportunities for males already begun its season. I-... no -. SHO.NUFF HORSE PELLETS 12% too 20 LBS. -.___ $415 ....u.4 8 Frederick B. Davis, Mary Herbert H. Phillips, Delton E$Isen Rector, Longwood Arthur R. Flowers, Orange City DISCHARGES Sanford: untie M. Gibbs Billie Grant :0 $ so JAll CHUNKS DOG FEED Grace Holloway Lvii S. Ogiesby Dorothy Page Ruth Swinney 0 I LBS. Minnie Bill Fort I. Baby Girl FrsnCN S. Darling, Mary Rosemary lossi. Dsltona Winnie Peters, Enterprise Gladys Spiker, Orange City S $750 Ta—P Bernard Olssvla, Oviedo -- - ' ... d.4 ê .. ...• ................... ' . - - ' • - '- - . . '. • . ........ .. - - '•. ' 4 . 4. '. 'Ii �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, May 1, 1979 ' WORLD IN BRIEF Millions Parade In May Day Celebration By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL From the traditional parade on Moscow's Red Square to memorial tributes for the war dead in Israel, nations spanning the globe today marked May Day — an annual rite of spring — with marches, rallies and speeches. Outside the Kremlin, about 2 million Soviets marched, cheering and swaying banners emblazoned with "Long live the unbreakable alliance of the working class" and other slogans. Most countries mark May Day as a day to honor its workers, commemorating the strikers' march through the streets of Chicago that culminated in the 1890 "Ilaymerket Massacre." Moscow Honors Angela MOSCOW UPI) Black American civil rights activist Angela Davis is among six foreigners named recipients of the International Lenin Peace Prize awarded to mark Tuesday's May Day celebrations, the official Tass news agency reported. Tass Monday quoted academician Nikolai Blokhin, a member of the awarding jury, as saying Ms. Davis "vigorously continues to thigage in political activities, consistently comes out for friendship between the American and Soviet peoples, for the development of allround relations between the United States and the U.S.S.R." Nicaraguan Fight In Collis ion Souqhf ycIist_Dies; Driver 1. .- ----.-... -- — .... ...,.. _.__ ._ .. Young Chaplin died at Florida Hospital in Orlando of head Injuries he sustained when he was struck by a hit and run driver Thursday evening. Chaplin was riding his bicycle on Old Lake Mary Road about a mile south of Airport Boulevard when an unidentified motorist struck him from the rear, throwing him onto the pavement. The Florida Hirzhwav Patrol said the driver of the car never stonoed. Instead, the Highway Patrol reported, the driver fled the scene Seminole Community College, where he was planning on visiting at a high rate of speed. Witnesses told investigating troopers that the computer room the next morning, his mother said. the car appeared to be a blue, 1973 or 1974 Pontiac. Witnesses said CRIB DEATH the driver of the car had one passenger. Preliminary autopsy findings indicate a three-month-old The Highway Patrol said today they have no new leads in Sanford boy who died Sunday was a victim of the "crib death connection with the accident, syndrome," says Dr. Sara Irrgang, the assistant medical The mother of the victim, Mrs. Paul Chaplin, said her son was examiner for Seminole County. on his way to a friend's house in Lake Mary at the time of the Kenneth Adams of 2201 Alexander Ave., Sanford, was accident. He was going to stay overnight so he could be closer to pronounced dead Sunday morning at Seminole Memorial WASHINGTON UPI, — An ingredient used by at least 10 million Americans in many nonprescription sedatives, sleep-aids and cold medicines causes cancer in animals and should be banned immediately, an environmental group said today. The drug — methapyrilene — is an antihistamine widely used in such products as Compoz, Nytol, Excedrin P.M., Sominex, COPE and Allerest Time Release Capsules. The Environmental Defense Fund said methapyrilene has been found to cause liver tumors in laboratory rats. Cancer Warning Issued WASHINGTON (UP!) — A drug widely used to combat high blood pressure and a key component of an antidandruff shampoo have been found to cause cancer in laboratory rats and mice, the National Cancer Institute reported today. The anti-hypertension agent, called reserpine, was introduced in 1954 and the government estimated more than a million people currently take the drug, which is sold under a number of different brand names. But the cancer institute and the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute said the risk to life posed by untreated high blood pressure "far exceeds" the drug's potential cancer risk to humans. - M ill// illona ire Lived Amid Tras :. '.;'. .. '..' . •;•*:., ________ - 1 - 1_1 ____ .•'.• . I , 'P, . 0 .- "e"i J; - . J~~?4, . ,. I I , . ,.. .'r' . • P" .— -.I - I 1 . . . !r• " ' . a 1 11 '. .. • BARGE...oops - Illinois prison officials. On Saturday, police charge, Judy abducted a young mother and her three children as they were stranded on a roadside near Indianapolis with a flat tire. Police say Judy raped and strangled the woman and drowned the young children in a creek near Mooresville. Prosecutor G. Thomas Gray said Monday he is confident he will have Judy sent to the electric chair for the CINCINNATI (UP!) Motors, Cincinnati Bell, CincinSuburban Cheviot police are natl Gas & Electric, El Paso frng tounrevel the riddle of Natural Gas, and Firestone," Genette Leinmon, an 81-year- said Mackie. old woman who lived alone, "There are hundreds of en. without water, surrounded by heaps of trash and a million- reb0Pu containing such stocks and you can tell from the indollar fortune, terest she was getting she was When Miss Lemmon died at worth over $1 million," said General Hospital Friday, police Mackie. were Upped by neighbors who Miss Leinmon became Ill at a had tried to help her while she restaurant Thursday. Police was alive.. Amid heaps of took her h home, but Sgt. Bill garbage, police discovered an Elohmeister solid he opoW her appa fortune of more than front door and decided, $1TTI&flII . ••. crimes. Skin Problem Neighbors said Miceli had practiced medicine for more than 40 years in Lockland, a Cincinnati suburb. Derminio, who lived about a block from the doctor's house, had been treatedlfor but not cured'o( a skin problem. - Israel Mourns Dead By UNITED PREW INTERNATIONAL today began a two.day holiday to mourn Israel the nearly 14,000 soldiers killed defending the Jewish state nd tq mark its first Independence Day at peace with egypt in more, than 31 years, In a major address in Salaga, a mining town on the Red Sea about 300miles south of Cairo, President Anwar Sadat u expected to trace the remaining steps toward a orklng peace with Israel and comment on the widening rift between his country and Its Arab neighbors Ewnlng HtiWd Mrs 41.201 Tusdly, May 1, 197—Vol. 71, No. 218 P*lssd Dilly aM SaMsy, iuspt $aIwray ly The $om*d NiriI $a4, III W Crsac* Ave., $irI, Ph. 32771. knd Clan Nsla,, Paid at $Isid, Pliddi 32771 Mama Delivery: Wm, 71ipN,M*.,U.2$i CMae*s, SlIM, Yir. 531$. ly Malt Wig, S1c..N,M.a*12.a, IMu*i,$IS4Ig Year. - Breast-Feeding In Court - TALLAHASSEE,Fla. (UP!) — One of Florida's major teachers' unions Is challenging an order forbidding an Orlando kindergarten teacher to breast-feed her baby at school on her lunch hour. A U.S. District Court judge was asked to act tinmediately to let the teacher leave campus during her of fduty hours, or be allowed to feed the child at the school while the court considers the suit. Janice Dike, a teacher at Azelea Park Elementary School, breast-fed her 4-month-old daughter on the advice of her obstetrician from Jan. 2 to March 26 without interference. Her husband, or a babysitter, brought the Infant to school daily. r Bush Is In The Race . WASHINGTON (UP!) George Bush, a Connecticut Yankee who made a fortune in Texas oil and found fame as CIA director and chief of the U.S. liaison to China, joined the crowded 1980 Republican presidential race today. Bush, who has been pursuing the presidency for a year, is the sixth declared GOP candidate in a field that also has four unannounced contenders including front-runner Ronald Reagan. WASHINGTON (UP!) The windfail'profits tax is shaping up "And second, It has also intimidated the administration into He said he would oppose any congressional attempts to weaken as the latest and possibly bitterest issue to split President submitting a token windfall ta that is no more than a transparent the tax. Carter and his potential rival for the presidential nomination, fig leaf over the vast profits the industry will reap." On returning to Washington, Kennedy said Carter's reaction to Sen. Edward Kennedy. his crcism was the president's "best effort to defend an energy a reporter related Kennedy's statement to Carter at his Kennedy has broken with Carter before, over national health policy I find indefensIble." Insurance and budget priorities, but the current dispute over oil televised and broadcast news ccnierence ue presiuient Despite the latest furor and continuing polls showing him price decontrol and how to tax the oil companies' profits left a angry and said, "That's just a lot of baloney." "Everybody knows that decontrol is mandated in the present running even with or even ahead of the Incumbent president visibly angry Carter and a stone-faced Kennedy trading charges law," Carter said, referring tothe clause in last year's energy act Kennedy still keeps Mna,lf aloof from po11 lcal speculation. and counter-charges Monday. Newspaper Editors in requift an end to price controls in September 1981. Carters In a speech to the American Society of "I expect him (Carter) to be renominated," Kennedy told the phasevii.d.acceleraties the process and brings higher prices a bit editors ""I expect to work for his election. I expect him to be reNew York, Kennedy accused the administration of giving in to faster. elected. "the overbearing power of the oil lobby." "First, it has intimidated the administration into throwing in As for the windfall profits tax, Carter said, "I'm always But Kennedy said he will continue to challenge Carter "In areas the towel without even entering the ring on oil price decontrol," amenable to proposals made by Senator Kennedy to make the where I have strong views and differences" and support him "on Kennedy said. laws fairer or more stringent." Issues where we both agree." - - - - - - - Talmadge Hearings Start WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. Herman Talmadge's top aide says his boss did not know until last June that for years his staff had made bogus Senate expense claims to ensure that Talmadge received the maximum allowable reimbursement. T. Rogers Wade, who replaced Talmadge's chief accurer, Daniel Minchew, as the senator's administrative assistant in late 1974, told the Senate Ethics Committee Monday he discussed the practice of "drawing down the maximum" expenses only with Minchew, never with Talmadge. Wade was the first witness in the committee's disciplinary hearings that could lead to the Georgia Democrat's censure or expulsion from the Senate. - Missing Plutonium Danger To Millions Monday by a lawyer in the figures on a chalkboard, lamination with the cancer- Dr. Richard Bottoinly, a and found ,,no signs of the Karen Silkwood trial, the of. showing that a half gram of causing substance. • professor of medicine at the beghmlng of caeer." Unvers*yofhomaCollege ftda1,W.J. S helley, agreed that plutothan would, be enough to Other mldkalwjtnsesssha,, MW lawyers for Mi. Silka half gram of give 7,175,080 people the plutonhin could have been as much MPIICIne testified he exam. said Ms. Sllkwood sutfered carried undetected out of Its plutonium could have been hmxn safe dose of radiation for wood's family, which is sales laid autopsy and ether medical enough contamination with over bercoI" reports fiflsliid him by Kerr- radioactive plutonium to nuclear processing facility at taken at one time isaisteded a lifetime nation, have argued the ni.a4i any one time to subject 7.1 put monitoring devices at the " u. the motto ShelleY phionlwnlsf ur t he revldsnce of _________________________ million people to the maximum now-closed plant north of of umnift am fg5fl Ksrr.Metles's alleged carels.. Oklahoma City. Lifetime permissible dose. conceded that the figures were In response to questioning Lawyer Jun Ikard then wrote nuclear firm, however, , — The Kerr-McGee executive contends Mi. Sllkwood con-MARK CHAPLIN testified that the company t'mInMed herself to embarrass brothers, Patrick James, 4 net account for iLl her employer during union Edward L (".pIIn, Math Be* Q9Ufl, ii, 01 811f; kilograms about 40 pounds aittIM'oi. O 1g, Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Carrie Q p1hi. _ $ a.m. readings: tees- spper s is 01 homh-grade plutonium used Ikaid do produced a 'v ',"t, W. at the plant. He aloo said he had a,dtoMangy, in which a died Monday afternoon at Va. and 14, psature, ; overnight i.,., ., . Friday that only plantiscuw*y-"ployee said hs Florida II'evMal In (lsndo as Barrett, Pads; several ss, Ii; yesterday', high, $1; near thuder,t.rai. XWS ____ OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) A Kerr-McGee Nuclear Corp. executive concedes enough - - - Town Of 150 Evacuated AREA DEATH - ___ about 21 pounds 01 the su th barometric pressure, 30.02; ps'dWy 98 theeimipsnynilglgb, the resiltof an accident. He a1d. lOsing phiosUn. The memo 'an hera In Aageburg, Geerelative hemldity, 188 percea 38 percent s GrFuusraju 0 pr_____________________ plant where Ms. Sllkwood wiade, S at 18 mph, of ____ manY and l lived In Siford charge of arrungemiat cent Wsàsnday. for the put seven loan, worked. held ' lb. F.recait: MaIa and scat" W toted Ihuadeestirus today with AT15TWIM Mi. Sllkwood and her apart. were much higher then had moving bon____________________ from 1fl$h, WI*. iiN,,rd _____ HewaIameinb,rofthep ______________ Bosch: NO 11:44 and were______ a chance of locally heavy raise Ds c4a114ed with bSS M%IklpSled, d there pi FelIOV*i and usee urban flooding. am., 13:14p..., low 5:8 L16 plosUn shortly babe, sho a rIMy some was being itwiuid M$ IU,el. a 11th v. uuu icon-. IBi PhMI FiiiiSrl services Mirt icoN Variable d.iihas., sulgb and 1:88 m, died I a traffiC 11ddiOt d a red, Carrier for the CkuL i. 0 Wed±y with a rhasre 01 PItt Canavurul: No 11:98 13. INC Her survivors haiRS Also Monday, a cancer EveWg Avi.. IMIt s died Msnlij Herald. showers aid a (ow e, am., 180 pa,, law $:R am., flied an sILO orwr^ WIN be Li.t researcher reputed he fod vIvoru i.iiuie parute, m , oq.,,p denWms, Highs In the epper 1:14 pm. Kerr-McGee. chw aga 01 the darn. In Ma. w. and Mrs. Paul N. (lla, Horns Chills wiSh lee. KiSh laypri: W06:43 aa,, 4:18 the fires's negllgi"t'á caid 5Iwoo4'a body fo1iowu 7s today d In the mM CtOdIIf IItlCI0k. IIWISI in Suiferd; sar, Mrs. Paula & Wedenday. Lows Weight In the pm., hV $41 the *yaid um's con-ESrea Cmaiery. Oearnhew P.er& Horns in charse. , - ' . e... a. 1 - II1c. e ATLANTA, Ohio (UP!) A series of explosions and a (Ire ripped through a fertllizei plant early today, forcing Ow evacuation of about 150 people, the town's entire population. . No injuries were reported. The Pickaway County sheriff's office in nearby Circleville said the evacuation was ordered by the manager of the Sohigro Co. plant who felt the mixture of burning chemicals and smoke could be dangerous. "The whole plant is still on fire," said a deputy sheriff. "We're evacuating everybody in Atlanta." He said fire departments from five communities were on the scene. - WEATHER - .4." - - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The Florida Senate Committee on Economics, Community and Consumer Affairs will consider today the .,ill passed by the House of Representatives to take away from cities and counties the right to regulate cablevision rates. While Seminole's two representatives — Bobby Hattaway, 1)Altamonte Springs, and Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood — were among the 74 members of the House who voted for the legislation, it will face hard opposition from Seminole's State Sen. John Vogt, 1)-Cocoa Beach, if it gets out of committee. "Cablevision appears typically a non-competitive field," said Vogt from his Tallahassee office," in that one reason cablevision is a franchised operation is because it costs too much for competitors to face each other. "Under the current situation cities and counties by regulating rates ensure citizens will get decent service at a reasonable rate while not unduly holding down the rates. Cablevision is becoming almost a public necessity, almost a public utility. Without competition, rates will rise out of sight," Vogt said. Meanwhile, Sen. Clark Maxwell, R-Melbourne, whose district als6 Includes Seminole County, has no position at this point on the legislation stopping cities and counties from setting cablevision rates. "I have received no correspondence or contact about the bill," Maxwell said, adding he will review it after it comes out of ion'- --6--D -e- r6gU10t1an committ ev, if it makes it through the committee process. "1 have not reviewed the legislation at all. The bill which was originally filed may have no resemblance to what actually comes before the Senate," he said. Brantley, explaining his vote in favor of the dc-regulation, said cablevision is a non-essential service. "My feeling is that the cities and county might set rates strictly for political reasons. In most cases none of the officials sitting in the city or county governments have the expertise to judge whether rates are equitable. "If the rates get too high a person can drop the service. It is not a life or death thing," Brantley said. "Everyone talks about wanting to get government out of the free enterprise system and this is one way to do it," said Hat' taway. "Cablevision is not a mandatory service. People can either take it or not. Rates will seek their own level," he said. Reaction to the legislation among city and county officials in Seminole is mixed. Opposed to the legislation, saying it is an infringement on the homerule powers of local government and an interference by the state in local government are: Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore, Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd, Casselberry Mayor Bill Grier and Casselberry Council Chairman Frank Schutte. Favoring de-control of cablevision rates are: Winter Springs Mayor Troy Piland and County Commission Chairman Bob French. Both officials say cablevision is a non-essential service and not a real utility. Winter Springs city councilmen voted to de- S Sears Reduces Prices Sears, Roebuck and Co., the nation's largest retailer, is reducing all prices in Its current catalog by 5 percent, effective today. Qalrman Edward B. Telling anno'unced the rollback CHICAGO (UPI) I - Monday, aaylng 'ihe action is being taken in cooperation with the president's program to fight inflation." -- "- regulate cablevision rates several weeks ago. County Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff, although votii 9 v. ith tt majority of county commissioners several ccks ago for th.' county to continue regulating the cablevision rates snd he prefer' waiting and see what happens with the legislation before conmeriting. The county commission recently granted SeminoleOrange Cablevision it rate increase. Sanford city conuiiLssmoncrs at the same time turned (lown it rate increase. Seminole-Orange Cablevision operates currently in the unincorporated areas of the county. Winter Springs. (!','r IA)ngwood and Sanford. Longwood Mayor June Lorniano said sh' c. . about regulating the rates, but leans slight n f,i I I a hcduk'1 timluing the regulation. Seminole Ca hhv n 'di'. :'t ',-,4: appear before the lAmgwood City (fifli . it rate increase from $6.50 nmnthl. sir-.I, family homes. . In Casselberry. Seminole Cablevisio n ha-request for an increase in ratis in h'.. , service in the city is coniph'tcl ci t track record, said Mayor Gricf ica In Altainonte Springs, the m 'the ft;nilu,' ordlnac, non-exclusive franchise '. itt. the grants the firin initial and retains for the the right to consider every to vars '.% htth-r it '.'.a:it tv iitic regulating the (irni's rates. '. -.: ' ' ' -:. - '.'. city city cumui:us: rates She Took Up Art To Occupy Time By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Brenda Robinson, a junior at Lake Brantley High School, took her first drawing class as a freshman just "to fill up space in my schedule." Her talent for sketching quickly surpassed the drawings of an amateur, however, making her a national art award winner. Brenda is one of 57 high school students across the country who won the Hallmark Honor Prize of $1C4) each for the best painting or drawing. Scholastic Magazines, Inc. sponsored the nationwide Art Awards program to encourage the creative expression among secondary-school students across the United States. Other students from Seminole County who won Honorable Mention certificates for their entries include; Pain Champion of Lake Brantley High School, pottery entry; Timothy Herring of Lakeview Middle School, printmaking entry; Robin Willis, of Lakeview Middle School, mixed media entry and Amy Daum of , Seminole High School for her textile design. Brenda's prize-winning entry was an Ink drawing of an old German town she drew last Christmas. Brenda, who Is taking German as a language just visited southern Germany with her foreign language class over spring break. But competition is nothing new to the 17year-old junior. This is her third year of competition in the Scholastic Art Awards program. Along with her Hallmark Honor Prize, Brenda also was awarded an honorable mention certificate for printmaking. Last year, her entries qualified as two "blueribbon" finalists and were forwarded to Scholastic in New York for national judging. Her first year of competition was awarded with an Honorable Mention. Brenda says she likes to draw for various reasons, but primarily for self-expression: "It allows you to see things the way you really see them, not the way other people see it. I can look at something and make an impression that is my own and nobody else's." Surprisingly enough, Brenda doesn't plan to make art her life's work. She will attend Emo: y University in Atlanta in September where she will study medicine, she said. All in all, this year's national competition, tallied 408 gold medals and 559 honorable mention, certificates for outstanding work In painting, drawing, printmaking, design, sculpture and crafts. Approximately 150,000 entries were submitted to the 57 regional sponsors this year. From those, about 8,000 "blue-ribbon" finalists were selected by regional judges and sent to Scholastic for national fudging. - I%"- the Scholastic Magazines' 52nd annual National High School Art Exhibition. It will be held from June 5 to June 27 in the Union Carbide Exhibition Hall, 270 Park Ave., New York City. C o u r t: Let -, :% ',, - - ' - photographs of themselves, a PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UP!) have been severely limited," he belief based on a literal inA U.S. District Court judge said. terpretatlon of the second today ordered that senior Gomes, 19, filed a suit last commandment as pronounced Donald M. Gomes be given a month seeking an injunction to in Exodus. berth on an all-girl volleyball force the Rhode Island The commandment states: team at Newport's Rogers High scholastic League to let 1)1113 "Thou shalt not make unto thee School, ruling he was a victim play on the squad. any graven image, or any of sex discrimination. The 6-foot4all Gomes, who likeness of any thing that is in "A separate and exclusive made the team in tryouts but heaven above, or that is in the female team may be estab- wasn't allowed to play, said the earth beneath, or that Is in the lished only when males previ- league violated his COIutn-- water under the earth." ously had, and presumably al right to equal protection and Borchers said the small continue to have, adequate used federal athldic funds todo group, based In Boone, Cole., athletic opportunities to par- it. The league's lawyer, Robert and founded In the late 1930s, ticipate in that sport," Judge B. Mann, said he would took its unpronounceable now Raymond J. Petting ruled. -' Herald Photos by Tom N,O'.el LAKE HItANTLEY'S uItF:NDA ROBINSON winner of several art awards ~A&_ "~. ___ _~ ___ I _ _ . : - - __ 1 -:_ :;"T it, Rome= !, - 0 Pay - :11~ formerly Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Is Now '. 4 DUGGAR'S GENERAL STORE '.. -° __-_-7=o .. ____ Same Friendly People You've Always Known Ph. 322-2424 iii S. SANFORD AVE. C SANFnRn SHO-NUFF HORSE PELLETS 12% 111111111111111111111111111111 Choline Allan . P. 1111 NOTES Sanford: - -. -' _ —~ I!WE HAVE CHANGED OUR NAME probably appeal the ruling and because of a belief God's name "At least In terms of seek a temporary order to keep should not be spoken on earth. volleyball at Rogers High, Gomes off the team, which has athletic opportunities for males already begun Its season. l ivi mu I Ummls Bellamy Mary sorry Lolfie Iroadway, Janet Aim Elsiy Joimnie Henry Freddie Llflhis Lillis Majors Norris I. Riffle Korea K.- Rudder Coral. Imlib va N. Wilsie Edward OlsatchelL Osuary MiriaM Stone. OsSary - ' t•. 'S - - - -. attorney for the religious group, said Monday he will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to consider hearing the case. The three men said the Bible directs they not allow any Boy Play 7t ADMISSIONS , ,'/ The entry-winning gold metals and DENVER (UP!) Three The Colorado Supreme Court, said there was a compelling men who claim their religion in a 54 decision Monday, state interest for requiring the prevents them from having rejected claims of David photographs as identification. their photographs taken for Johnson, Anthony Vigil and The three argued their right drivers' licenses Intend to ask Brent Perkins, members of a to religious freedom was being the U.S. Supreme Court to group called the "Assembly of infringed upon by a demand review their can. YHWIIHOSHUA." The court they be photographed before they could receive drivers' licenses. Richard Borchers, a Denver APRIL 356 -1 Hallmark Honor Prizes will be displayed at Photo On License Violates Freedom? HOSPITAL - - -:- - - found over the weekend washed up on a 12-mile stretch of Kills M.D. - Windfall Tax Divides Carter, Kennedy - beach by fisherman, the reports said. - LOCKLAND,OhIo (UP!) A 21-year-old man, apparently dissatisfied with the treatment his physician was giving him for a skin problem, shot and killed the doctor Monday and then turned the gun on himself. Police said Joe Derminio walked into the house-office of Dr. S. Gregory Miceli, pulled out a .357 magnum revolver, and shot the doctor in the chest and then apparently shot himself in the chest. - "Try imagining how your go back into that house." He housewouldlookifyouhachi't uIdthe odor in the housewas Herald 9"" by Ann Maliw. put out any gar bage for 15 years suffocating. 'The driver of this overturned truck escaped injury when this mishap occurred on U you lived without water," Mac said the woman, who SIt 436 near Wymore Road in Altamonte Springs Monday about 8:30 p.m. And, said Cheviot Police Chief app arently was "not senile" the driver, Remi Demeere of Orlando, only temporarily lost the 25 tons of Donald Mackie. Judging from records she kept, limerock that was spilled. His firm recovered the material after the accident, - "We found 142,000 in cash, had gone 15 years without a hot Altamonte Springs police, who ticketed Demeere for creating a special hazard, plus stocks, bonds and un- water heater and without water to wit: the limerock on the road, said the truck was traveling on 436 and as cashed checks we cataloged as since her pipes burst last It approached a red light at the intersection, the driver applied the brakes, but worth $502,000. We found one winter. the rig skidded sideways on the slippery pavement then overturned, spilling the 1)111k book with $240,000 on "My wife and I tried to help cargo. Damage to the truck was put at $8,000, and at *5,000 to the trailer unit. The deposit, her," said Ed Ranz, a neighbor, rig Is owned by MCII Trucking Co. of Orlando, police said. "And that doesn't Include "but she let us know she didn't __ 1111111111111111111~ stock in such firms as General want any help." - LIFT THAT .. '.". .. . MARTINSVILLE, Ind.(UPI) Since he was 12, Stephen T. Judy has been in and out of prisons and jails in Indiana and Illinois. The last two times he was released, an Indiana official says, it was because of mistakes by Heaps h -Vogt--Oppose s- Death Penalty Sought - . ' - SANTIAGO, CHILE (UPI) Some 15 whales have been found dead on a beach on Navarino Wand at the southern tip of South America, according to Santiago press reports. The whales ranged from six to 18 feet long and were Nonprescription Sedatives - Carter Issues Warning 125 Whales Found Dead Immediate Ban Sought On TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) March 11 presidential primary, tion to secure land for a coal on homesteads to 2 mills nephew, Dannie Bernard Williams. The Senate today approved a was approved 38-2. Senators slurry pipeline, per $1,000 of assessed value AMPLIFIERS TAKEN constitutional amendment rejected a plan by Gay. Bob Final action on the bill (SB54) instead of the current 8 mills. Two stereo amplifiers were stolen from the Winwood Com giving homeowners a $144 Graham giving tax relief to was put off after several Homeowners would get a munity Center in Altamonte Springs, according to Seminole commercial and industrial senators charged the pipeline check from the state next April County deputies. Earlier story, page 5A property owners as well as should be regulated by the or May reimbursing them for homeowners. A pry tool was used to jimmy the locked door of the community Public Service Commission. about three fourthis of the taxes break on their property taxes. The Senate deadlocked on a Under the Senate tax plan, they paid this year. Their tam center located at 199 Leonard St, Altamonte Springs, deputies The amendment, which will bill letting Florida Gas Co. use the constitution would be would be levied at the reduced say. The burglary occurred sometime between Sunday and go to Florida voters during the the power of public condemns- amended to limit school taxes l.,l in future years Monday. — Convict Takes Hostages - IN BRIEF HOUSE BURGLARY: SHE'S IN JAIL The apartment of a woman in jail on charges of first degree murder was burglarized and a television valued at $200 taken sometime Sunday or Monday, Sanford police said. Police said a 24-inch television owned by Thelma Brooks, 31, was taken from an apartment at 185 Bethune Circle by a burglar who entered the home by forcing open a window. On .rlday night, Mrs. Brooks was taken into custody and Senate Passes Tax Relie f A National Guard plane Monday launched several rockets into the city as ground troops fought hit-and-run battles with an undetermined number of rebels in the predominantly poor western section of Leon, witnesses said. SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) Rhodesia's ruling Executive Council failed today to end a crisis sparked by a black leader's charge that the recent majority rule election was stage-managed to benefit his chief rival. But at a two-how meeting, which marked the start of a protracted wrangle, the four council members left themselves some room to maneuver. The Rev. Ndabanlngi Sithole, who ran a poor second in the election, came out saying his council colleagues did n. riot reject his call for a commission of inquiry to investigate the election results but that they said Its findings would not be binding. NATK'N — arged with first degree murder in connection with the shooting death of her h usband, Adolphus Brooks, 44, who was found dead in the bedroom of the apartment. She remains in custody. The theft of the television was reported by Mrs. Brooks' President Anastasio Somoza. Leftist Sandinista guerrillas reportedly staged attacks in Managua and Chinandega, but the worst fighting was reported in Leon 55 miles northwest of the capital. One American was wounded. Rhodes ian Crisis Unsolved . sday. - said. .. - the hospital when she noticed he had stopped breathing. "Crib death is a recognized syndrome where a child dies ap patently without any real struggle," Dr. Irrgang said. "It Ii believed at this point that it is due to the baby's immatiai respiratory system. "If he goes to sleep, he forgets to breathe." Crib death syndrome usually affects babies from one month U six months of age, she said. Dr. Irrgang says she will conclude the autopsy report Thur. MANAGUA,Nicuragua (UP!) Nicaraguan authorities arrested two top opposition leaders and banned all but one May Day celebration today in an apparent effort to douse a bloody outburst of attacks against WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter has issued a public warning that that a Soviet violation of the proposed arms limitation treaty could lead to a nuclear confrontation. Speaking to a nationwide television and broadcast audience at his 48th formal news conference Monday, Carter twice used the phrase "nuclear confrontation." "The Soviets know that if we ever detect any violation of the SALT agreement, there would be a basis on which to reject the treaty In its entirety, there would be a possible termination of the good relationships between our country and the Soviet Union on which detente is based, and it might very well escalate Into a nuclear confrontation," he _.. Hospital. Sandra Turner, the baby's mother, brought the boy ta Mark Scott Chaplin, 16, of 2809 S. Magnolia, Sanford, died Monday afternoon and the person who killed him remains unknown to authorities. Rages DORCIIFSTER, New Brunswick (UPI) — A young convict jailed for attempted murder took two prison teachers hostage at borchester Maximwn Security Prison, beat and stabbed them, then released one man in serious condition after more than five hours. Justin Sullivan, prison communication manager, said fl-year-old Gerald Joseph McDonald, armed with tools from the prison engine repair .heMoy eeptursd two elderly shop Instructors Identified as Joseph Leblanc, 59, and Robert Chapman, 55. Sullivan said the inmate had apparently acted on impulse and that efforts to free the hostage had been hamn pered "because he doesn't seem to know why he did It. lie's just as mystified as we are." . Tuesday, May 1, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 100 Frederick I. Davis. DeBary Herbert H. PhlIIl, Diltona Eileen Rider, Lononod Arthur I. Phowsfl, 0rans City DISCHAIU$ Sanford krtls N. Gibbs 511111 Grant Grace Holloway Luis l. OilhSby Dorothy Page Ruth Switmey Mienis Sell Fort At $y Girl FraN S. DirUng. Delary Issarnary Real, DslIona WI.mIl Pairs. EntsrrIu Gladys $pNiar, Orange City Sarnard Olssvla, Ovisde $820 ".o so $415 ..4 LBS. one JAll CHUNKS DOG FEED 00 80 '14 140 LSS. $ • Tax Ta LBS. 25 -' (.yi' ...... 'j,'" " ' - - '.-'-. 'I' J i',, S. •' . ' ' . -. ,s. ' -:, - - ,- , -' . . ' -',.' , , ... , ' 4 4 .1 4 •-;.' - �Evening Herald CUSPS 111.210) Someone must have mixed up their schedules. Possibly forgot to flip the calendar forward six mortls? Reason for concern is that high school coaches are passing out equipment. That includes footballs. Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-3fl.11 or 931-9993 Tuesday, May 1, 1979-4A 9 I know ... baseball just began. The NBA Islnthe middle of Its playoffs. NHLers are still on ice. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director So just what is football doing out at this time of year? Ah, spring drills! They began Monday at Lake Brantley, and the turnout was surprising. Coach Jim Raley counted 122 varsity candidates and some 100 junior varsity hopefuls. Over at Seminole, where workouts are slated to start next Monday, coach Jerry Posey would be happy with a turnout of half those figures. By next week, all six Seminole County schools will 9 Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $325; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock New By JIM IIAYNES Baffle Begins Over Canal Treaty Senate ratification of the Panama Canal treaties last year has been hailed as one of the successes of the Carter administration. The narrow margin of approval was coaxed through extensive jawboning and old-fashioned politicking. Now, it seems, the president will have to battle just as vigorously to preserve the agreements, which were — and are vital to U.S relationships have started their allotted 20 days of drills. Spring football culminates with the area jamboree, which Is tentatively slated May 31 at Seminole High. Lake Brantley's Richard Salem was selected to the prep all-star team, but won't be able to play In the Aug. 11 tIlt at Gainesville because Georgia Tech wants him on campus by Aug. 1. Brantley's Dean Shackelford was named as his replacement. Raley, who will coach the North defense on the all-star game, Is hopeful the same thing will happen to Shackelford that popped up for Tommy Albers. Albers had no scholarship going Into last year's all-star game, but Memphis State grabbed him after watching him play. He played some varsity ball last year as a freshman, and Is tabbed to start ANGL E.WAL TERS ____ V ____ Patronage, Making 1. II •S.__ )( _______ ______________ ~ ,~ ~'-I- tc . .-I -It'. =Of_ TE H RN _:1 1. FORISON. L ,-.......~- — with all of Latin America. The House, with many members who were miffed at being excluded from the ratification process, has underta ken writing of the legislation essential to implement the pacts. The House Merchant Marine Committee, chaired by Rep. John M. Murphy, a New York Democrat who op posed the treaties, has approved provisions for Return ( Trip . Red Thaw A Plus The chill in relations between the greatest Communist powers, the Soviet Union and China, has held acknowledged diplomatic benefits for the United States over the past several years. Their mutual distrust has made both reluctant to commit massive numbers of troops or weapons to adventurous forays in other parts of the world. The "detente" between theUnited States and Russia and the recent easing of tensions between Peking and Washington were encouraged by the Communists family squabble. . But the discord along the Soviet-China border also has held the potential for a nuclear explosion. Thus, the exchange of notes between the feuding Reds, an. nounced recently by the official Soviet news Agency, Tass, could relieve global nervousness. The Russians, responding apparently to "feelers" from Peking have Indicated a desire for a1ks that could lead to improved relations. The exchange, as of now, is exploratory, but It holds the promise of a less volatile world. Pleas e Write Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, if possible, a telephone number so the identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. IMe Evening Herald also reserves right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. C-1 / WEDNAY,MAY2 Good LAW', seminar for young people with diabetes, 6:454 p.m., Winter Park Memorial Hospital Medical Library Building. For reservations call 646.7016. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House Kiwanis, noon, Civic Center. Recovery, lie., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Optimist Club, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn. Sanford Seraaaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Starlight Promeiisders, 8 pin., DeBary Community I 1~1 / I." __ Bad news for the boys in Brazil and elsewhere. All those Nazi fugitives from postwar justice holed up these past 30 years or so aren't going to be able to go home again after this coming Dec. 31, w hen their liability for prosecution would expire under present West German law. Center, Shell Road. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall, . It Is a virtual certainty that the Bonn government is going to extend the statute of limitations c on war crimes committed during the 1940s, as It .. has twice before. In 1965, another four years . were tacked onto the then 20-year cutoff dating from the end of the war. And In 1969, another 10 — years was added delaying expiration until the end of the current year. "Your. entitled to a speedy trial — you may t.stify to your This time, there's a big difference In the •. projected of the deadline for name, rankand serial number while being blindfolded " prosecution.extension It is not going to be for four, 10 or any specific number of years but Indefinitely. Countless perpetrators of concentration camp and other atrocities who have eluded apprehension throughout the postwar decades may still never be brought to trial, but they at least \ C e are going to be h condemned to living out their lives In hiding, under perpetual threat of By HELEN THOMAS that would recapture 50 percent of the resulting prosecution and punishment. UPI White House Reporter revenues. He said the revenues would be put In With initial debate on the extension already WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter an Energy Scurfty Fund to subsidize the search opened in the Bundèstag, final action Is expected believes his message on the need for socking it to for new sources of energy. in late summer or fall. There would appear to be the oU industry with a windfall profits tax on Speaking of the plowback provision, Carter no question as to the outcome. A majority of the revenues from the decontrol of oil is hitting home said, "They will try to pass this charade off on 51 11-m ember body is already on record in its With the public, the American people," and allowed that In But he also believç the Liz l,n with r ty,it Is a "kick back" to the oil companies. favor. ___ ____ i.4ke gd. ______ ___ ____ it.ite 1)0 p", arty Jim on tbe.vote,Each mtton"sil _____ ____ ___ ________ Sears. ... THURSDAY, MAY 3 South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altanuonte Springs. I l. tI. flA. A — — mwy IWIwy, 1V1y1WI LUWPJ7 L4UD. I'I k iv In a.m., Altamonte Frle Civic __.... •.ui., — £"4"uW .5ww5 .4v1C - - WASHINGTON WORLD T e 0 Peopl arter .' gas pumps are unhappy. Many question whether Powell later told reporters the president's Carter's thesis that high prices will reduce oil remarks were directed against the industry. W9MbW-X0 conscience, as Defits 1* an issue which so deeply Over WASHINGTON Secret White Hoime ppers the posted price from $5 to $5.2 per barrel. This East." ______________________________ refer to oil us "weapon" which against the United States. A special National A nisnber of countermeasures were analyzed, Intelligence Estimate, dated March 27, 1V75, the Arabs have was followed within three months by a — turned against the West. This has prompted top boost to per barrel. ranging from financial retaliation to" a trade concluded that "short of war, It was doubtful that itratigiltito consider "retributive actions" that The exorbitant increases have sent molt other uithargo directed against the Arab dates." But an emba rgo would be employed." the United States might take to protect Its prices subig and have imdermlned the each move was largely diliaed U Ineffective But the CIA has continued to warn that "the .0 economic tstsrts. .ccr'gp'c strength of the W. Without firing a or coThrjroductive. 'lbs United States has it Its dIoul a alue$, the oil have the treasuries weapon could be ued" In the event of Arabomi loolál A related Defanse Department study Ideiltihli i. number of economic options wtdoh while sot of the IndostrIal nations and have engineered the the basic problem, which In "tile declining 5tStSd Israeli hostilities. "A new embargo," the CIA acting directly to attenuate Lbs effect of Arab 0 g massive tra)der of wealth in history, of relations between the United States and lOfile anticipates, "would probably involve cuts In actions, can neveethsliu has's the effect of Arab exports on the order of 60 percent and of Its allies." The all Crisis has "th Cts ,proqc ISM e modern would continue for a lo ger period than In 1V13; tea psülally hisis levI lbs political and to eqa to stick it to the industrial powers. IndaatrW democracies military allies of each the Arabs believe they economic costs .." declares a IICflI N1III Llsciarssways a secr turned the top on again et Defense Department paper: other pursuing separate and frequently too soon Last time." Security Council Mid. 'lbs success of OPEC in using its oil weapon to COflfliCthl PO1WCaI and economic policies," the But It wis that these moves could backfire. Iimlt't a major economic setback on Under the desert iande and briny waters of the docurnest declares. "Many we difficult to manage, and some we wary Middle It saggelts that East lies molt iithe world's known oil dn** nations has an to own do i our k"" allies are likely to work it all. .. "the study Math. "All awaram of U.S. adership reserves. In the post few years, this has of oft of t be. "we supplies o hold the considerahie aIrr produced a vulnerabl, to all policy coercion, and world turned upside-down, in wMcb a of IICIIMIfl( the potential coercive p we show pressure on and renoviag restraints from (the ___,, few sparsely populated, once-destItute desert 1Lg$n of weakened ability or wW to provide ____ thor provohiag th "to moos kn. ________ Ar)," adership which many expect of sheikdoms are draining awiiy the prosperity of The Wthgtos Special Action Gr.ep which leThe m (fredic mediately to Ighar and aaging i way the United Slates might the Wet crested In 1* to monitor aim la" the economic was Mde beck, short of military action, would be to EMPLOYMENT OPORT1JNITYI Unless H010, met on Jan. would be armed sr,eitIen, 14, 115, to consider block or confiscate Arab asosts In the United there was a slip of ° cope With th the buremacratic tongue it the 11'0h1bk! '' States. But W" the psilcymakers believe ,would be bow this, warns e dialy, "would have Agency far bgeinaII Arabdyle Dy.kmnane the ,Do little immediate Crnpect on the '4Qn'estic foreign aid agency appears to about to Meal facilities would probably be destroyed, The WUG strategists concluded In an April 2I econonges 01 the I1ISIId as ue bit the So,Iats whe we sells lfl, secret memo that "t Arab oil ptodeclng other finvtal powers jo *r1es," 'deu the the Marine Corps recruiting sloq, "Wasted: A ined In the action few good men." uulfIthM in Mates wenid be increasingly motivated to ii. ConfLv.4Ln would alas "comidsrably Increue An_"actMty data àet," 011.th AID Apiq study A suet Mra1 9iMj their g01 of oil resouroes, end peesibly such the danger 01. bvklasl' loading to hig her leve ls 1yat1445 progrom to make costrec,pthiis more jjy1g' to power as mlg$ be available M the ratribmdM coaractiaas by the (Arab)r to the poor In Econdor, provides this i4ei1il'io IM811 war. Two wab oft go di - i d6 11w .1 theic fclal iti. Wplacsa rengI 01of MMasags- theU.jog" 108 for WA IM: ,'Ai Is Arab d mus mst im Kenit. Ty piowuns on the United States end the Indestrial The big worry in'Ide the White Honse Is that 1 C motivatots will be trained to 011004 in sdto Prim adbegosbyr -"ig world to achieve political side In theMiddie the Arabs might direct another oil embargo servicoShout 1,4O0 women of fertile q,," — $n. BERRY'S WORLD TRIVIALIZE AN OES Seminole Chepier 1, $ p.m., Masonic Temp).. 01111111911 U,ec5y p.m. _____ soccer field, DsL-ad Sethoy yew Yom flepabileel,ctkn, ' i p.m., Red Carpet Inn, Interstate-4 and Doiglas Road. Altamonte Springs. FRIDAY, MAY 4 Semlole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Cbumley's, Altamonte Springs. South Volasla Sertoms, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamor*e.Mall. Tuglewood AA, dosed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, lake Howell Road. Leagwood LA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, Route 434 Lcngwood. Your Adult Club for SIngles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. - . SATURDAY, MAY I Smierd Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1301 W. First St. ' r Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Latheran 'Church. Psychic Fair, 10 a.m. to 7p.m., Spiritual Centre of Casudaga. Speaker, 7 p.nL . * Flea Market sad bake sale, 9a.m. to noon, Rolling Hills Moravian Church, Route 434, Lengwood. Epilepsy Asnelalim Spring Folng dark, Lake Baldwin Park, Lakamoit end Glasridge Way, - Winter Park. Bring own food and 11W - -- ---- - games and sports. - Winter Park Jaycees, Rosemont develoimst oft SR 441. Registration 930. Blke-e-thon, 10 am. to 3 p.m. - -s 'a '•4 -'-'. —. c sp $s-e- . . * - - - - — - — - — a., — - - •-a — — • __•_ S.. •. SUNDAY, MAYS Balks., aid round doie, $ p.m., Temple Swam ;- rovience and F2kcsm Boulevard, Deitsue. * $pn., open speaker meeting, Halfway .. SEMU4O(Z - Houee,1I1 Lake MInnie Drive, Sanford. Psychic Felr, 10 em. to 8 p.m.; Speaker, 2p.m. : -— It' sGraham Up To MOtIDAY,MAY7 — — / . •.- -: gram Questioned . ., V,%4 qv~ , JI I Pro TALLAHASSEE Fla 'UP!' — :S - La WU1SI, who once were ecstatic over the possibilities of a new program to curb Juvenile .-- crime, are taking a close lock before agreeing to let teenagers spend time Inside a prison to find out what It's like behind bars. ___ A House corrections subcommittee Monday held off action on legislation (RB 1402) that seeks to scare delinquents away from crime by exposing them to prison life the homosexual rapes, the beatings and the loesof Identity. ' I The program was depleted recently In an Academy Awardwinning film that won rave reviews from Florida lawmakers who •a 010M 61 - - . 41 ,41 I. ... , — ' . , •'. i .. . -- "—i _" -yJ;1.. . I •' / I i /.i . ' . S. •/,' ".• ' L,( .. 1\.'.) ,, .10 ), , , y A * . is'. . ' '.• * -. . ... Juveniles, cocky, and confident •,si,i,, IM,s ,• are harangued and challenged by Inmates volunteers who are serving 30 years to life about the harsh realities of prison life. Of the 17 who participated in the f il m only one reportedly was Involved in a crime after three months. -- —_-- . - 1. — :-•• i'E : — - :. - 'SISTER' AIDS . . ' • I * . Recently, however, the program's results have been questioned by a researcher from Rutgers (N.J.)_University wtrn said 4j psecs,got ths 4$ youths he studied eonntt.d a "uioan" cr within six months of attending one of the counseling sessions. - ( saw it —, -0 r _0-:..=_'. :,.=_"* " 111 N. ". — The Idea prompting the legislation comes from New Jersey where initial reports of a "Scared Straight" program indicated an ;;" .: f,:~. I I . - -1 . .. . ••f• . . - . \ /d'L Corinne Campbell representing SISTER Inc. presents cheek for Good Samaritan hoe m beautification project to Jack Weible, member mm of the beautification committee. putting the total collected toward the *2,5011 goal at more than *1,000 ''frOwi'groups and 'inth4,lduabs. Installation of an irrigation sist'elu'l is already underway. Donations may be sent to Good Samaritan Beautification I"und, 20 Forrest Drive, Sanford. - HOME PROJECT In contrast, only Il percent oIs3S.membercostroZ group that did not ao tirou the orison sessions cominItt. serious crimes. Florida prison officials also are beginning to cast doubts about the program. T.P. Jones, a Department of Corrections official, said he is ü.ptkal about It. "There Is no documentary evidence on earth that says a twoand-a-half hour exposure is going to Mop anything," Jones said. With thus coenxnentslnmlnd,the House Corrections Probation and Parole subcommittee decided to hold off action on the bill until more testimony Is taken. Sponsor of the measure, Rep. Dorothy Sample, R-& Peter.- burg, said she's convinced the program will work and dismissed the recent New Jersey criticism as "In-house jealousy." She also said she's gotten letters from Ballard inmates who are willing to take time to become involved In a "Scared Straight" type program. ____ ____ TIIUIWAYMAY$ Iledw (l 181i to s.sta for ,Isit to Ringing t. me Noel Coward's 'i)esiga ... aW Amb fat Living." Leave Sanford 5:30a.m.; pick op I a.m., me'. Ratari 2 p.m., May U. FRWAY,MATU TfoSOmpw Iers 01 A Idb CAPE CANAVERAL, M. The Navy's second (UP!) communications satellite Is ready for lawyth muridey on — the program and the Air Force Systems Command's space and missile systems Organization will control the satellite from The Spirit is Moving in Sanford. TO GOD BE THE GLORY Fifth Anniversary of r7 *y MAY s Suburban Republican Wosea's Club, luncheon Royal Palm Court, swootwater. I'i a 'meeting, an arid recipe aid article for silent auction. UDNESDAY, MAY 9 bobw W's Club 01 1srd, noon 11iso. Fidatitle. _-, Mrs. C.C. Moats, PSeudo Speaker meet Q__ 01 Wen '-" Launch Thursday FREE SPRING ..FUSE CLEAN-UP m., Deisry Civic Auw 0. I NW - The Sanford Public Works Depart. ment will be conducting a City We Clan.up begInning April It through Mey 15, at no., cost to. the properly owner. A Special PIck.up will be made on a call baslsj first call, first servod. City will pick up anything placid' at the normal pick up point. Call Public Works DSpirhUIit, 322. 311 ext. 231 Monday through Friday Maranatha Pentecostal Church 00~ Special Speaker Samuel M. Earl St. Louis, Mo. May 3 . - Thursday Sunday Maranitha Pentecostal Church 7:30 NIghtly Sunday 11:30 AM. . Living Faith 7:30 P.M. 0:30 AM. 1oS:N P.M. M aNN, Ferist CivlT&uI. IA. Mary. ftft M $weky. __ — for the Golf Tewor.m 10a.m., Shenab Golf Course, Whtar Springs, followed by lam- sr,. .. . meaningful discussion, but he's tax relief would average 1144 hill t(JUIt'S Up for it vote today. Following the lead of Iowa, not supporting the Senate bill," and would cost the state S5115 said Governmental Operations million over the next two years. Nebraska and other midwestern states, Florida took the Chairman Ed Dunn, D.Daytona Grahwn recommended j Beach. across-the-board 2.6-mill First step Monday toward enUnder the Senate plan, reduction. That plan has been couraging the production of Florida voters would consider criticized because the average gasahol. 1.awmakers on the In a Sept. 4 special election an horneownerwould get only $44 a House transportation subreducing year, while industrial and committee approved a bill to amendment maximum school taxes on commercial land holders would exempt the fuel -- it hybnd resulting when gasoline and homesteads from eight mills get a lot more. per $1,000 of assessed value house members Monday beat alcohol are mixed — from the TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) defending Florida's capital Tallahassee motel while he was down an attempt to require f0Wtdnt-B -gal Ion state gas tax. to two mills, The U.S. Supreme Court has punishment law against a fugitive from a California Maximum school taxes would perso...ft who want to buy The House approved a bill turned down another appeal Spenkelink challenges prison, came within weeks of remain at eight mills for handguns to wait 48 hours for 1iB1O8 requiring stores to from condemned murderer than three years, said he an- death when former Gov. Reubin property other than homes- delivery. Proponents of the so- keep "girlit'' magazines out of John Spenkelink and his attor- ticipatesthey will continue until Askew ordered his execution in teads. City and county govern, called "cooling off period" sa'. the reach of minors. Publicaney says "we're relying to on the sentence Is commuted or September, 1977. ment operation taxes would it would prevent many passion tUflU containing nudity would the governor to do the right Spenkelink is electrocuted. someone buying a have to be kept behind the The death warrant was continue to be as high as eight crimes thing and commute the sentshifting mills on homesteads as well as pistol in anger, then going out counter or in some other spot voided by a court stay, Cocoa attorney Andrew ence to life in prison." and using it. not accessible to minors. Askew's other property. s. Graham concedes ther W the responsibility to Gov. BobGraham, who heard A similar bill was approved The Legislature would "buy The 48-hour waiting period Spenkelink's plea for mercy peals are a possibility, but said successor. The Supreme Court's rejec- up" 6.4 of the eight mills of wasproposedas an anicndnicnt by it Senate committee last Aprli20,sayihe has reached no he hopes the governor win tion Monday was Its third homestead school taxes, so to a bill 1113841 prohibiting the seek and is awaiting floor decisIon and refused to tell make it unnecessary by grant. refusal to hear a Spenkelink homeowners would pay only modification of serial numbers action. It IS expected to pass reporters when they might Ing clemency, challenge of the death penalty $1.60 per $1,000 of assessed on handguns. The amendment easily and be sent to the desk of expect one. value, compared to $8 now. The was defeated 6747. The main Gov. Bob Graham for signing. Spenkelink, who claims self law. State Assistant Attorney Gen- defense In the 1973 killing of a — V'fk eral Ray Macky, who has been traveling companion In a ___ '' cheon.Opentopublic. . S'* """^ TAlLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) failed, board property tax rollback — Senate leaders send a plan Senate President Phil Lewis giving relief to commercial and giving homeowners $144 a year andseveral of his keychairmen Industrial land holders as well In tax relief to the floor today met with Graham Monday, butas homeowners. even though their efforts to get the governor remained Gov. Bob Graham to endorse It adamant for an across-the"It was a very cordial and first hi the Europe and Africa. system, Launched In 197$, Is The system provides world-' over the Pacific Ocean, provid-Wide hi41 iloilty comeiagca tim between naval aircraft, Ing service for the United shiPs, submarines, ground Ma- States, Hawaii, and portions of air commend the Atlantic Ocean. The now tons, tsllfte will be p't1osed over and the National Command Authority's network. the Atlantic and expand the The Naval Electronics coverage Into Europe and System Command is managing Africa. SAIURDAY, MAYO "Bound of Seater Citiseor trIp I. Ir theater to Muek,"LveSnfordatl1a.mSlOPatS"olePlW' Cessidberry, 11:30 am. Returns 5 p.m. Fielkil, 1 p.m. Ow Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, Deltoim. DUmer 4:30.7:30 p.m. . as. a an A1lCaetaw' rocket from the Sunnyvale, Calif., contrul Cape Canaveral, expanding center. communIcatIons service to Ike-A-The. for Big Brothers-Big Sloters sponsored by — ill - ' — The Anoueym., 7:30 p.m., Community Sanford AA, Ip.m., 1301 W. First St. JACK ANDERSON 1, 9M*1deastWea p on Against The' West*? —.•__ 'Tixl' ell efPróposal Cóñi1dé . Happy Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Legion Home, Fern Park. SathrdSemlnole Jaycees, 7:30p.m., Jaycee Buildlng, French Avenue. Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole. Delta.. Theatre Arts GuIld, 7:30p.m., Episcopal Parish -. — — 0*1 Center' Weight Watchers, 10 Lake ' Pres"" -"-Church, 7p.m., Longwood, Quality - Diet Workshop, 10 am. and 7p.m., Montgomery wwi, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Spr1ngg, Altamonte Springs Sertema, is.., Ireland's Restaurant. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin . ; Road, Altamonte Springs. Sedor Citizens Dawe, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic r' . — '. Riammageaad bake sale,8:30a.m.to4p.m.,gponsored by Women's Guild of Lutheran Church of Providence, Providence and j).map By DON GRAFF e ... P.M. Return 11 p.m. - _______ _. $eñä - to tu te Extens r _)q20_.__ South Seminole Meseale Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Oierelters Annymoss,7:30 pm.,Florida Power and : Ught. SemlnoleAA, 8p.m.,opendjscussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. . Weight Watchers,7 p.m., Summit Apts., Cuselberry; 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. Longwood-Lake Mary Liens, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434, Parents Aaosymo 7:30 p.m., Cauelberry Cam. munity United Methodist Church. Casselberry Elementary School PTA election and Installation, 7 p.m., school auditorium, followed by open house and children's art show. Senior Citizens mIil.bes tour to Rosey O'Grady's. Leave Sanford 5:15 p.m. Pick up at Seminole Plaza, 5:45 ion — - .-..-. _ TUESDAY, MAY I I VIEWPOINT involves the national conscience. new directive, consumption Is valid In today's society. There There Is some suspicion that Carter may have That conscience has recently been stirred by will be growing pressure on od companies such already thrown in the towel by showing too much the American television series "Holocaust", a The White House scheme to avoid publicity for the announcement worked well. The first as Standard Oil and Exxon, which this week flexibility by deciding to send to Congress only dramatization of the horrors of the Nazi era that reported whopping increases In their profits, to the "specifications" that outline a windfall has drawn some resentment among disclosure of Carter's abandonment of his own older pay their fair share of the new bonanza, profits tax bill and letting the lawmakers write Germans who would prefer that the past reforms didn't come until three weeks later in Speaking to the National Academy of Sciences, their own legislatIon, remained there. But it has also, according to The Baron Report, wu influential Political Carter said the industry has given up the battle Veteran reporters say that Is not an unusual reports, aroused a new desire among younger newsletter, to kill the tax and has adopted a new strategy way of doing business, but It does appear to give generations to know the full truth about that dark to get their many, and powerful, friends on a heavily lobbied Congress broad leeway In period of the national history. National organizations campaigning for the Capitol Hill to draft legislation with loopholes writing its own ticket. The administration cannot The past is part of the present. Recently, the right of all women to dioose to have a legal providing kickbacks to the tune of billions of complain as much when it did not detail Its own acquittal of four former SS guards,charged with quietly abandoned their attack on abortion have dollars. demands, participation In the murders of a quarter million the Roman Catholic Church. "Many of those who only a few weeks ago were ll concentration camp Inmates, touched off an A key figure in the battle will be Sen. R usse dedicated to killing outright the windfall profits The NU Abortion Righis Action Lgue ance angry courtroom demon La , D-La., chairman of stration. That was a ng Se te F the na in n longer includes In its direct-mall fund-raIsing tax have now given up on that fight," Carter Committee, and st demonstrati of on th rong e German co s upport er of th e oil nscience at insaid. "But the battle Is far from pp a leaflet that carries the headline "Who over. Their new dustry. Lang is on record as favoring more work. But unfortunately, the acquittals strategy seems to be to try to hoodwink the finances the anti-abortion movement?" and "incentives" for of the Industry to develop new oil demonstrated the trend postwar prosecutions. American people by passing a windfall profits answers that question with a list of donations resources. He has a lot of clout In Congress, and Of more than 84,000 accused brought to trial tax that is In fact a charade — a tax designed the than i i'a Catholic diocese from awe of the White House. Other Democrats in since the mid-1960s, according to a recent report primarily to provide loopholes so the oil cornard)&Qce$e$ around do country. leadership posi ons ti feel the same way as Lang. of th e West German Center for the Investigation ponies will get another $4 or $5 billion In The National Organlistiofl for Women of Nazi Crimes, only 6,432 cases have resulted in All of which puts Carter In the position of discontinued iti mailings criticizing the unearned profits on top of the $6 billion they conviction, spotty evidence, fading memories would get under decontrol with an honest wind- having to decide whether at some point he "reactionary coalition" bankrolled by the "wellIs and misidentifications fall profits tax." after the passing of so ready to take on his own party members. He has funded efforts of the Roman Catholic hierarmany years The fight centers are the explanations usually given on the proposal to include a been very reluctant to do that in the past. chy." for the difficulty In "plowbàck" provision In the bill that would allow obtaining convictions. With the re-election campaign coming up, The reason: Officials of the "pro.cholce" the oil companies to deduct from their taxes any there Ls question of whether Carter Is willing to The Indefinite extension of the deadline is thus groups reluctantly acknowledge that direct profits that are reinvested in exploration and alienate the men whose political support he not likely to result In a fresh wave of akicism of the I4' wealthiest and best production needs. Therefore, If the public is willing to buy prosecutions, let alone convictions. But It organized religious Institution was counIn announcing that he would allow oil prices to Carter's argument about "charade" legislation, gurantees that there will be no easy forgetting of t.niroductivs. rise as of June 1, Carter also proposed new taxes Is he prepared to take on the real perpetrators? crimes that can never be forgiven. 5 the 1 i,' — •' L : Al — as a whole seems determined to be tough." Even the most fanatic government reformers But the treaties now are the only avenue to acknowledge that hiring $4n-hour temporary continued use and defense of the canal by the workers through the "merit system" would be a United States. The House effort to say "no" to the clumsy, expensive undertaking. But Carter was treaties retroactively is not in the national interest, reluctant to use his power to exempt the census The plan to turn the canal over to Panama by the jobs because he didn't want to be perceived as end of the century involved more than a recognition subverting his own reform. of Panamanian "rights." It acknowledged the His opportunity to quietly backtrack came on March 25, when the attention of not only this city potential for strife and possible sabotage in the but also the nation and the world was focused on Zone, reflecting growing Latin American the signing of the Egyptian-IsraelI peace treaty nationalism, at the White H House. The plan, although vehemently condemned by In the midst of the ceremonies, the White those who insist that the waterway is "ours" in House released a low-key presidential statement "Perpetuity," is realistic. saying Carter had authorized the appropriate Some 200 congressmen have become involved in federal officials "to develop an alternate hiring the several moves to overturn the treaties. The for the lino corwIL 5)'fl" ____ '. .. •. threat Is serious !a.4.t Maes, "as many. . . The challenge must be met with the am tn possible" are to "be drawn from the neightensity that went into the ratification effort. borboods in which the census Is taken," UY 11 - WASHINGTON (NEA) aldI Ca rter is attempting to extricate himself from an embarraaaing situation by restoring old-fashioned political patronage to thousan ds of Jobs that must be filled for the 1* decennIal census of to populati payments to Panama apparently designed on. The Census Bureau Is expected to hire Z0,000 trigger Panamanian hostility and thus revive to 300,000 temporary "enumerators" to gather American emotionalism over the canal issue. and process census data. In the past, about 40 And Murphy, along with several of the of those jobs were filled through political percent Republicans on the panel, has petitioned the House referrals from state and local leaders of the Judiciary Committee to hold a special hearing on party In control of the White House. the constitutionality of the treaties. But the Carter-proposed reforms of the civil A perceived lack of White House candor during service system, approved last year by Congress, the canal debate has been seized upon by th e inadvertently required nonpartisan "merit committee to justify its resentments and th e House selection" to f ill all flue posts. — ( -..---.-... War Crimes — I - 1 ('Al IMflAD LJC ____ ____ -_ - - at either wideout or safety this fall. As for Shackelford, he's a bruising running back who gained 800 yards for the Patriots. He's just 540, but at 190 he Is stronger than strong, evidenced by his second place finish In the recent state weightlifting tournament. Shackelford bench pressed 320 pounds and clean jerked 255 in the 181. pound competition. As for football in May, it's something no one enjoys. "Players don't enjoy it and coaches don't enjoy It," says Posey. "But it is a necessary evil." What Posey means is that the school (which) doesn't take advantage of the spring opening will be that much behind in the fall. And winning football programs can't afford to be behind In anything. As the whistle blows, don't get shook up. It's only first down. Tuesday, May 1,1979—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Governor Opposes Plan N . 1016 French Ave. 323.5077 or 323.8335 Action Rally JOIN US IN OUR CELEBRATION I. - 'Ii LI -• .- -. , _: •'- ' - -- .• -. -.— ..' -' 4 .* 1. — .-- a . �III 1-11 - ~ . _... .1 0RTS $P __ . ___ ~. -.--. -_ a A-EvenInq Herald, S nford, Fl. Tuesday, --_ . May it 197 --~.. -~ . ... M .. :I.J I • • I • . . I • . s I ~61;1 Major League " Baseball J, National League East Pct. Montreal 14 737 phIla 14 5 .737 St. Louis 9 10 474 5 Chicago 8 , New York 5 10 Pittsburgh 7 11 .339 6" West o COMEBACK: PART II ;1 1] "CALPMELL, i/W4%'rEE •-qc1e- Phil 231 1) 29 .00. American League American Heaver. Sxthgame to. Oak 0.11. John NY 113, 10.00 8.20 5.60 Stoddard, Bait and Marshal., SVicandi.Isidro lrustaAndre 10.10 5.00 Minn 1.35; Drago, Bos and BSantiDiaga II 7.00 Kern, Tex I.80. 0(3.5) 4160; P(5-3) 153.00; 1(5-3Strikeouts I) 412.20. National League Richard, Seventh game Hou 10; Hooton, LA 2$; Sutton, 2 Duran Diaga 10.10 5.60 4.20 LA 27; Mura, SD and Blue. SF 7 Said Badiola 5.60 3.00 Rain dealt a low blow to the Class AAAA-9 high school baseball tournament which was to • have opened today at Sanford Memorial Stadium. The tournament was backed up one day because of inclement weather. "There were a lot of factors," said Seminole Backs Baseball One athletic director Jerry Posey early this morning. "Travel by out of town teams was certainly a factor. The schedule is arranged so that open days allow makeup games." a.m., followed by Mainland and Gainesville at 2p.m. Lake Howell and Lake Brantley meet in opener against Lyman, meaning Darren Whitehead would be toeing the mound against the 4:30 contest, with host Seminole taking on Lyman at 7. Lyman Wednesday night. Thus Wednesday's opening rounds will feature Spruce Creek and DeLand at 11:30 Bobby Lundquist, Seminole coach, indicated he would go with his ace pitcher in the I.t li v--i • e- - Spark . 25t0?' - / I ______ Brewers _______ - Pro Basketball ___ - ___ . Parade Shocked SHEBOYGAN, WIS. (UP!) - You might say Joseph "Unser Qioe" Hauser was the poor man's Babe Ruth. Mention his name In Sheboygan, Baltimore, Minneapolis, or a whole k* of other places In this country for that matter, and everyone Immediately know, you're talking about the garrulous, good-natured, ftmloving, year-old, e4e hogp.e-run king of the minors who has many of the same mannerisms and characteridics the Babe had. Like Ruth, Hauser Is In the Hall of Fame. Not the big one in Cooperstown, N.Y., but the smaller one in Milwaukee. It's the Wisconsin Hall of Fame and If you look at the plaque of him they have hanging in the Milwaukee Arena, It tells you pretty much the whole story. Under his likeness and name, the legend says: "This colorful first baseman walloped 63 home runs for Baltimore of the International League in 1930, and 69 for Mmneapolis of the American Association In 1933 to merit the title of "Home Run King of the Minors." Born, Jan. 12, 1899, at Milwaukee, Wis. Elected In 1917." Hauser now owns a weildocked, spoflessly clean sporting goods store bearing his name and It is operated by his brother-In-law, Harold Kaye, leaving Joe free to move around Sheboygan most of the day. At 60, Hauser has more energy and drive than most men hail his age. He laughs easily, enjoys himself as much as he can, has a big booming voice like the Babe had, and when I caught tç with him In hisshop, he picked out one oi!the bets from the rack and showed me he can dill swing it easily. Not only that, but he has almost as good a hip pivot as Pete Rose. "Everybody tells me, 'Joe you were born 50 years too soon.' I guess they really mean 60," he says, giving you another one of those rich, hearty laughs. "I'd be right up there with the big boys with the money." Hauser played six years In the majors, with the Philadelphia ___ ____ sp - .) i '%~.. *. • ~ , i - ;1.*-/ Mist the Thple A level. He earned his nickname, "Unur Qioe" meaning "our Joe" German, while playing for the hometown Milwaukee Brewers In 1930. The Brewers were in the American Association then. When Hauser hit Mi 63 homers for Baltimore three years after Ruth hit his 60 homers for the Yankees, the newspapers there gave him almost as much spice as Roger Maria received when he belted his 61 homers In 1911. Hauser was being compared in the papers with Ruth, who also had played for Baltimore. "There's nothing in baseball to compare with the feeling you get hitting a home run," says Rouser, an unusually warm and ar____are so many different feelings inside you. ticulate man. "...There You see the ball headed out for the fence and you say to yourself, 'There's another one, It's gonna make It." Three years after he hit hIs 13 timers for Baltimore, Rouser sirpossed that single seeson total with Minneapolis. He remembers the day he did. "It was Labor Day and we're playing a double-header In St Paul, which had real big ballpark. Ihad 62 homers and I remember that the genie was halted because of a rain shower. We wait about an ho and tin game iars.d in th.fifth ijing. It had rained io hard that now when lgol*tohit, I'm gandthgtha Oh s. T .ã ke It wiw l I UISIP.I I_lu Sly - PA TRIO TIC FEELINGS Knights of (lumbua shocked second place Kiwanis 12.1 Monday for an upset victory In the Sanford Junior League. Sanford Little American League leaders Flagship Bank and George's both posted victories in their loop to remain tied for first place. Flagship Bank whipped Atlantic Bank 31. 3, while George's slipped bY Jack Prosier Ford 7.2. in another league game Monday,onday,1American American Produce EZCI1aI%gS dumped Seminole Petroleum 154. A J unior League contàt: between Elks and Rotary was rained out and has been rescheduled for 5 p.m. Thi: sday at Chase Park. Knights of Columbus scored five runs in the top of the liming and had clear sailing før Its third win in seven outings. Knights of Columbus scored more In the second and one the third for a 12.0 lead before Kiwanis scored its only nmt the bottom of the t hird. Knights of Columbus scored Football Its dozen nasonjust three h1tà, lurched to the forefront Monday at Lake Spring drills begin within the next week at all singles by Wardell FrederI,, Brantley High, where spring football practice Seminole County High Schools. The 20-day series Tim Hall and Eugene Nathan. opened. Coach Jim Raley greeted 122 varsity concludes with a May 31 jainborçe, tentatively Elvis Brown was the winning: hopefuls while another 100 junior varsity caddidates scheduled for the Sem pitcher, allowing Jod two i* inole High Stadium. are wait ing for Wednesday's Patriots jayvee drills. field hits over the first threa J Fr us trati By United Press Istereatlies The Boston Bruins did every, thing they wanted to do In the Montreal Forum in Games I and 2 last week. Except win. The frustrated Bruins boil the Canadians tonight in Ganu 3 of their Stanley Cup semifinal series, which Montreal leads 0, and Boston hopes history repeats Itself for the next two games. When the two teams played is the finals last year, Boston losi the first two In Montreal bid won the nest two before losing the series In six. 1S71 "I get Into the box, the pitcher throws the ball and bsngi The hail I I ihiuI ,vw iiLI Sp.,w,,.4 hi RUhvlM. T-. -- fl .• VWS 1 III the eighth, I coins up again. I hit another one over the fence and that's the 64th, breaking my Baltimore recort ft made ine feel ter rif ic." Now here where ijeaer aic.gets a utie um Tie reason? Money, what sloe? "I done all that for $400 a month," he says, ruing his voice. "The ned year, Mike Kelley, the owner of the cluh, told me that wps all he couldpay,theseme thing lgegth. prsvlous year. He said take It or leave It. I uked 'Mama,' my Will, whether I t4ke it and she said to me 'What slas.c you do?' So I took it." lib Joe Hausir, there really was only one home run king 17 UlItid PreSS laterustiseal The Phoenix Sims have a fast break that's as biasing as their nickname, but the Seattle SuperSonics have something ft 5Upu,4O strength on the backboard., Even a seventh grade r lsan1n fundamental basket. bill can tell you it's lmpo"IbI. to rim a f break imless you I* was Balm Rugh, can control the rebounds. ( With Philadelphia in 1914, Hauser seemed on the to better That's the problem confront*lngs, but naming over to cover fltd base the f ollowing spring, log the Phoenix Suns tonight Ie suddenly suffered a broken kneecap. He was out the red of the when they begin their quest to ieason and never was the semi again, unseat the Seattle Supersonics He has no ccryiplah theegh4 as cheniplane of the National Buketbill Association's Westsen Conference. "Bars they can nm' said forward Paul Silas of the 1 Iseics,'pro,kitng they t the 9' reboimdo. We have as much as they do. Board. wise, we're a little dror. They probably shod a little hotter t we do. t look for a is way : __,: ___ Phoenix had no trouble dWpoft Kaasas Qty In the -ro the Lags in five games. of However, Coach Jobs MacLeod knowsleettlewWbernuch more dc 'ledil, Is lbs kind of teem CIO's Derby that gives us trouble," said lasadsy -,barely .glig sat Ced. (à. MacLied. "We aren't real Savants Ilaileas G* ru thMd, cresilag PbY1klI bi5. str011S t.U'%I ousady have had succus spied us hi high psya(fs. Ccs Sherry PAM $12, the pot And Ws no accidod *25 aM $LN whili the 3 that Seattle has the best 4UI 4 P(NIS y1.$id 1143* Thi tsViCt* defensive statistics In the SMOIJI32L)KC swMhaa$pa. big ad They're rleraa.e. $auj& streag InMil,, ft's tough to * '---'. , . Bruins t Seek - . . I . r, t•.s '11111,01111. IN6 4 Z* 0 pitched the fourth Inning a.i retired the side jn order. Victory Tonight Matt Johnson and Alt "We'll just have to do the the speedy Canadlens will have who keyed a three-goal outbujst play the New York Rangers Coleman had the Kiwanislyhklao Flagship Bank led on 441 over an 84-second span late in tonight in Game 3 of their best- after same thing this year that we did less room to maneuver, three innings, bist scored,. last year," said defenseman Al Boston, however, will be the second period of Game 2, of-seven seinjfjnaJ series tied at seven runs In thefinal thret Sims. "Plus, we'll have to steal without ca ptain Wayne Cash- doesn't think the Bruins are one game each. The Islanders, frames to poet the victory. man, who was admitted to doing anything wrong, one up there." who compiled the league's bed it Lee Charron went the Steal may be the right word Massachusetts General playing with this," record over th e regular season d is tance on th e mound for th.1 because the Bruins can't buy a Hospital Monday for back Lesnaire said, pointing to MS and breezed past Chicago In the vict ry o , f ni an ng 10 d walking an victory in the Forum. They are spasms. Cashman, whom head. "They're playing very quarterfinals, have been outBrian Mbcraft, the losing winless there since 1916 and Coach Don Cherry said was smart hockey. They aren't played by their upst art New pitcher, also want the distance. haven't won a playoff game In team's best player over the past giving us any room and they York six. rivals. Brian Sheffield had a pair of Montreal since 1911. two months, is questionable for aren't tSkIIW d*P ihots." The pressure is squarely on doubles and Charron and The Bruins can put thIr Game 4 Thursday night. The New York Islanders are the shoulder pads of leagueMichael Scott each had a pair V Forum foibles behind them "You can be down, but they trying too ... although pressing leading scorer Bryan Trottler singles to pace the winners until next Saturday, though, haven't won four games," said may be a more accurate word and goal-leader Mike Bossy to the plate. because they are playing the Boston defenseman Brad Park. for it. regain the home-Ice advantage Joey Evans had half of nest two games in the -nailer "Until then, we'll keep trying." The Islanders travel 35 miles Islanders worked 80 games Mlii*lc Bank's four hits, a Boston Garden rink - where Mont real's Jacques Lemaire, to Madison Square Garden to the cmi. double and single. George's was 01111111Mfour t 1r penetrate and score from close only one on tonight's schedule, thing," said San Antonio's er I ToDS three but took advantage of 14w walks by Jack Prosier Ford" aaa raoia Wifl ii•,.ki _l s W1fll.. w .--"-. Bradenwaawngpftchur range." Mat NBA action will continue James Silas. "They beat us at nine drikeolds and Suns TV posted a 211 with in all ___ MacLeod says the Suns mustWednesday night with the our place and we but them victoryhine overMonday Twelve Oaks All of the scoring came In the move the ball quickly againet Philadelphia 7lers meeting the here. Anybody can win It but we Campground In the the Sonics. t San Antonio Spurs at San got that next one at home and Paola Little Major League innings as both with teams went down confid "Generally, the way to Antonio in the decisive seventh we're still In order t", ent. I really Troy Turner leading the way succeed again a team like g e of eir E tern Conf - feel we have some out ci the I.at three fran'es., st am th as er thing tO with a 4-(or4 showing. Seattle is to pass the ball ex- ence semifinals. The winner prove. Everybody says we've George's et In freest 30 In the ceptionally well and Mt the will meet Washington a bed- never won In the playoffs. double,, Turner blasted out two top of the first and It proved.tØ a SIJIgIS and hOCUS sopen man," said MacLeod. of-seven series for theInEas be all the lead that was needsd' tern They're right - we haven't. If $UN$N111 TV Ii O$ "You need a great deal of Conference title, Eddie Barnes, William' we don't win this next game A111111 " sea is movement In your offense." rn I3II. 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Ruth u ai j w -. I i Kiwanis By muil T ..... th'CO#P/,,'iY(2/J,/,vp 3'p --- r _______ By MILTON RVCHMAN Ii,n4,ii /4'f,qq,3,/, • /'VCa4'P1I7 bfC1f American League Ryan, 6 Irusta Peclna 1.80 Cal 33; Jenkins, Tex 33; By United Press International singling with one out off loser squeeze bunt down the first Q(2.7 31.40; P(2-7) 95.40; 1(2-74) Wortham, Chi 26; Aase, Cal $31.00. Once traded for each other, Ed Figueroa, 2-3, and advanced base line to ensure reliever Jim and Bannister, Sea 25. Eighthgame Jim Slaton and Ben Oglivie now to third on a single by Dan Kern his third victory in as lApraiz.Rodolfo 14.60 6.00 3.60 are making such sweet music in Ford. Figueroa walked Rod many decisions. GB 6Mutilla.Gondra 13.60 410 Houston 15 6 .714 1 GastiSarduy Milwaukee that even someone Carew to load the bases and A's 5, Red Sox I 3.80 SU1*& Cind 11 10 .524 4 0(4.4) 44.40; P(44) 134.40; 1(44. ___________ as particular as "The Fonz" Baylor followed with his gameJeff Newman, whose two-out _______________ Los Angels 10 14 .417 6½ National Basketball Assoc. 1) 430.40. winning LaRoche was By United Press International would hit. Dave have to give the thumbshomer in the ninth inning tied San Fran 9 Ninth game San Diego 9 14 .391 7 the winner in relief, 5 Gasti up sign. the game, singled in Mitchell 20.00 7.10 3.80 Atlanta 7 13 350 71,2 Eastern Conference Semifinal 3 Echaniz 7.80 5.00 Blue Jays 3 'ms 6, Page from second base with (Best of Seven) Monday's Results Last year the Brewers, 2Goirl 6.20 (All Times EDT) Butch Wynegar and Rob two out in the bottom of the 11th Montreal 5, Los Angeles I needing left-handed home-run 0(3.5) P(5-3) 171.00; 1(5-3Philadelphia vs. San Antonio Philadelphia 1, San Francisco hit two-run homers to inning to lift the A's to victory 2)345.00. power, traded their ace pitcher, Wilfong (Series tied, 3-3) 1, night Tenthgame support seven-hit the pitching over the Red Sox. Page drew a Slaton, to the Detroit Tigers for April 15-San Antonio 119, 6Said.Diaga New York 4, San Diego 3 14806.60 5.20 and lead the Philadelphia 106 of Paul Hartzell one-out walk off loser Dick , 1/ night Oglivie. It was one of those Zubi Olano 10.00 4.00 April 17-San Houston 6, St. Louis 5, night Houston belted out well for fwins to victory. Wilfong Drago, 3-1, and stole second one',' Antonio 121. 8 Beide Goiri 4.00 deals which turned 41-i;o~_,Philadelphia 120 '\. Games Q(54) 14.40 P(4-S) 235.20 1(4-5-I) two-run homer in a the second out later. Wayne Gross was i April 20-Philadelphia 123, San ssaso each team as Slaton won 17 (All Times EDT) inning off loser Mark Lemonwalked intentionally beforel 115 Los Angeles (Welch 20) at Antonio games for the Tigers Eleventh game . April 22-San Antonio 115, 2 Domingo Gash iontreal (L and gello, 0-3, and Wynegar blasted Newman lined a base hi t to left1 2.0). 1:35 p.m. 9.20 4.20 2.50 Oglivic hit .303 with 18 homers a Philadelphia 112 n Francisco (Knepper 1-2) two-run shot In the eighth as Carl Yastrzemski's' and 72 April 26-Philadelphia 120, San Milwaukee. Philadelphia (Espinosa 3.0), following a double by Ken shoe st ring attempt to catch the1 Antonio 97 U p.m. Surprisingly, however, 1 AranoRadiola 1910 6.20 April 29-Philadelphia 92, San 'Atlanta L.andreaux. Hartzell went the ball failed. (Niekro 2.4) at SantiArca 10.10 played out his option with the 1. Antonio 90 Pittsburgh (Blyleven 0.2), 7:35 0(1-2) 31.10 PU-I) 101.00 1(2-1-7) Tigers after one season and distance to gain his first vict ory Orioles 8, Mariners May 2-Philadelphia at San An p.m. 342.40. -Eddie Murray drove in his tonlo, 8:30 pm. y i n Diego (Perry 2-i) at New when he was available in the re- against no losses. Rangers 8, RRoyals 7 third run of the game in the 10th(Twitcheli 0-0), 1:05 p.m. entry dr af t last winter the Chicago (McGlothen 3-2) at Western Conference Final Errors by third baseman inning I. to give the Orioles a Brewers couldn't wait to get (Best of Seven) Cincinnati (Norman 1.2), 5:05 i George Brett and second victory over the Mariners. Billy; (All Times EDT) P.m. Dtatrfbutedby King Fntu,,,S,n,$3-.,. him back. After a shaky støitI SANFORD.ORLANDO May 1-Phoenix at Seattle. 10:30 Houston (Richard 40) at StI Louis baseman U.L Washington a!Smith singled to open the 10th' Monday matinee results the 28-year-old right-hander is lowed the Rangers to p.m. (arIinez 0-1), 5:35 p.m. score two off loser flick Honeycutt and First race, 5-14,0: beginning to flash his winning May 4-Phoenix at Seattle, 11:30 Wednesday's Games Definitely 9.20 6.10 3.20 unearned runs in the sixth inwas forced at second by pm form. Atlanta at Pittsburgh, night 8 Dayle's Pick 5.60 3.50 May 6-Seattle at Phoenix, 3:45 6 Jim Slaton tossed a two-hitter ning and defeat the Royals. Bumbry. Rich Dauer's fourth' Chicago at Cincinnati, night Squeegie 6.10 pm .Houston at St. Louis, night Sundberg scored on a single by hit, a single, sent Bwnbry to 0(7$) 47.10; 1(744) 114.20. Time Monday night in blanking t May 8-Seattle Phoenix, to P.M. 31:4. he Bump Wills to snap a66 tie and second and Larry Harlow' x.May 11-Phoenix at Seattle, American League Cleveland Indians 8-0, and the Second race, 5-14, C: 11:30 p.m. hand reliever Steve Busby a walked to set up Murray's in-' East 6 Lake Spot 7.60 460 4.20 man who helped him the most W L Pct. GB loss. Wills then stole second and field groundout which scored S Ore River 4.60 3.20 with the bat was Boston 13 7 50 Hello Hello 1.10 none other took third when Washington Bumbry. Leon Roberts hit a BaIt 14 9 .609 'i, than Oglivie, who belted a pair 2 0(5-4) 15.50; P(4-5) 42.00: 1(4.5-2) failed to handle catcher Darrell two-run homer for Seattle and Mflwaukv 13 9 .591 1 329.20; DD(74) 74.40. Time 31:59. of home runs and drove in three National Hockey League P York 10 11 .476 3½ throw. Porter's Nel son Norman Gary Hoenicke cke hit a solo homer Third game, S-iS, 0: Playoffs runs. Detroit 9 ,, 8 Justa Prince 7.40 5.20 6.00 By United Press International third inning. delivered a perfect suicide for Baltimore. By United Press International 7,0600 7 "I had good control of my .315 I Alert's Mr. E. 4.40 3.00 Semifinals An old flower has turned over CfeUeland 6 14 .300 7 fastball, slider and curve," said 7 C.P.'sCoby (Best of Seven) 3.10 a new leaf and is bloom ing Expos 8, Doers West 0(4-8) 33.05; P11-4) 54.40: 1(5-4-7) series i Slaton, raising his record to 2-1. W L Pct. GB Andre Dawson hit a two-run anew In Philadelphia. N.Y. Islanders vs. N.Y. Rang- ers 347.09. Time 31:71. l got behind on a few hitters 15 I .652 . Ill Fourth game, 5-14,0: (Series tied, i-n I Pete Rose, who averaged homer and Gary Carter drove but IV1 13 1 "s m an aged to come back with May 1-N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. 2 Norma T. Tiger 8.20 6.00 1.20 two runs homer and a the eig ht stolen T*5 bases per season in 12 7 .632 1 6RH'sShelly 7.60 4.20 Rangers, 5:35 pm, strike ba because I didn't i(ais City 11 10 .524 3 6.10 over a fabulous 16-year career double to back Steve Rogers' want to walk anybody. The May 3-N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. 8 Talk Talk Talk other tire Cbiçago 11 .430 0(2-5) 33.29; PU.6) 57.00; 1(2-4-I) Rangers, 7:35 p.m. with the Cincinnati Reds, Seven-hit pitching as Montreal Olkland I 14 .364 6½ Indians have a real tough May 5-N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. 943.20. Time 31:99. swi ped a pair Monday night and won Its ninth straight home lineup. "Right now Seattle $ 15 .3-41 7 Fifth game, S-14,0: Islanders, 8 p.m. they are In a Monday's Results -t's his suddenly frisky baserunnlng Barry 11.20 5.20 3.40 xMay 8-N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. SAler Warren Cromartie exslump but they could break out unulP;u .?ilwaukee 5, Clevelan d 0, Rangers, 6SusieM',e 5.60 3.00 helped the Phililes to a 4-1 tended his hitting streak to 18 8:35 p.m. n1 4t anytime." 3.00 x-May 10-N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. 7 Shannon's Pet the Expos, whose 14 April triumph over the slumpriciclen "MInnesota 6, Toronto 3, night 0(54) 31.50. P(S4)11.0; T(S-4-7) San Francisco Giants. Islanders, 8:05 p.m. The only hits off Slaton were a victories is club record. talk Texas I, Kansas City 7, night r 74.40. Time 31:74. Series J lifornia 2, New York 1, fourth-inning single by Bobby Sixth game, 5-I6, B: Boston vs. Montreal .348 batting nfht Padres 3 Three Strokes (Montreal leads series, 2-0) 4.60 2.60 2.60 Bonds and a ninth-inning single average has helped Phillies "Saltimore 5. Seattle 7, 10 Doug Flynn's seventh-inning May 1-Montreal at Boston, 7:ju 1 Manatee Mork 3.60 by Bo Diaz. iimings, night 310 to a 14-5 record tying them single scored Joel Youngblood 8 LII Toots 1.00 p.m. akland S. Boston Oglivie hit his first home run 0(1-3) 14.40; PU-i) 44.40; 1(3-1-5) May 3-Montreal at Boston, 7:30 as Division rival Mont- with the winning run and lifted In Ings, night 75.50. Time 31:55. p.m. the second inning after real for the major leagues' best Craig Swan " IIi. Today's Games to his third victory. Cleveland starter Mac Wil ki ns Seventh race, S-iS, C: llllIUilIllIlIIh)flhIiI (All Times EDT) has three stolen 1 Alert's Polly 4.00 3.20 4.40 mark Gonzalez tied the had struck out the first four MInnesota (Koosman 4-0) at 2ProudGary 5.50 6.00 basesinl9gamesasheactsout score for San l)legoat3 with his batters he faced. Ills second Tôlonto (Jefferson 0-1), 7:30 6Tornado Susie 17.60 a private fantasy he's been third DAYTONA BEACH p year in the 0(1-2) 20.20; P11.2) 39.S0: T(1-2-4) homer of the game came off Monday matinee results Milwaukee (Sorensen 3-2) at harboring since the mid-1960's. top of the Seventh and Barry 333.00. Time 31.43. Competltively Mlchelin radials First qel.nd (Paxton 01). 7:35 reliver Don Hood during a fiveiighffiçam., 5-14, 5: "Sparky Anderson (former Evans knocked No matter priCei right down the line. the Expos' run seventh. 1 Gatdos.Gerardo 14.80 5.40 6.60 p.m. 6 Wright )at Day 7.10 4.20 4.20 Reds manager) never asked me other iwhat size car you have. 6.10 5.10 betroit (Baker 0-2) at Chica. 6 TranlAndre two runs with a single and 1 Can't Compare 7.50 5.00 "I'm not a home run hitter," 3AranoMandiola 6.60 "(Kravec 0.2), 5:30 p.m. SNorma Crash 4.00 to run too much because we hit a sacrifice fly. = You don't have to pay more to get 0(14) 34.00; 1(1.4.3) 392.20. 0.0), said Oglivie. "I just try to hit hTsxas .(MaIiack 0(14)17.20; P(4-i) $S.20: T(5-1-S) and run a lot," Rose said. "I $qs.'cIty,, (Splltiortt. 3-1), 5.cndam. 101.60. Time 31:22. NewYorkMsnagerjoeTone for avera&e." wish I could be a tsse-steaier pm. 7 Trani- Isidro 12.20 6.80 3.80 %t ecause NInth game, 5.14, 1: PI' Angela 2, Yankees I because It's an exciting part of was ejected from the game bNsw York (Tlant 0.1) at 4lrusta.Arca 6.20 3.80 4Magic Shine 21.10 15.60 5.80 first. California (Tanana 2-3), 10:30 1 Carasa-Andre Don Baylor singled with the after a third-Inning argument 3.I 1/1 7 Marie Ann 4.50 3.10 the game. Q(4-7) 34.601 P(7411 92-70; T117.4-1) 2 Ruth le Mae bases loaded in the ninth inning 4.20 Rose attempted to steal again with home-plate umpire Lanny (Stanley 2.1) at 322.50: D0(i-7) 79.20. 0(4.1) 49.20; P(4.7) 353.40; 1(4-7- In the eighth but did not get a Harris over a balk dispute. San to score Rick Miller with the OlIkland (Mln.tto 1-0), 10:30 NEW Mon. Third game p.m. 2) 1,015.20. Time 31:4g. run get back to Diego Manager Roger Craig that gave the Angels a lEnrigue I 12.00 7.00 11.00 good jump, tried to Sat. a.m.-2 p.m. Tenth game, 5.14, 5: ltimore (D. Martinez 1.2) 2Santi 1.10 2.60 2 Bleak protested the game, saying the victory over the Yankees. It 19.20 7.7V 1.10 first and was thrown out. " Seattle (McLaughlin 1-0). 7 Paco 11.00 1 Shredder 1.40 2.10 Padres spotted Torre in the Met was the fifth loss in a row for Rose's key steal came in the 10:83 P.M. 0(2-4) 34.00: P(4-2) 74.50; T(4.2-7) 1 B. Legacy 6.00 Wednesday's Games bullpen 1 after his ejection. "If the world chaiiipions. Miller 432 40. 0(2-4) 17.40; P(2-4) 11.40; 1(2-4-i) PH. 322.0651 ,Innesota at Toronto, night Fourthgame Torre will admit 341.60. Time 31:10. to being in the started the winning rally by 405W. FIRST ST. SANFORD I II w a u It cc at Cleveland, 2 GaldosUrquiza 11.40 1.80 5.20 Eleventh game, 5)5,D: bullpen, I'll admit Bob right 3 VictorGsIi II 1.60 5.10 3 Tally Del 25.40 3.00 p.10 ',petroit at Chicago, night Owchinko balked," said Craig. l Trani. Prda II 6.10 lAhlosoAkilla 5.60 .1O Tixas at Kansas City, night 0(2-3) 33.00; P12-3) 124.20; 1(2-3. S Flolene 6.10 thew York at California, night 1) 359.50. Astros 6, Cardinals 5 0(1-3) 29.60; P(3-1-3) 314.00. Time 'Boston at Oakland, night Fifthgame Terry 31:I9. jaltImore at Seattle, night 4 ApraIz.Gondra 17.60 12.10 3.60 Twelfth game, 5-16, C: capped a four-run ninth inning I Beide Paco 14.20 5.20 8 Trnado Squeaky 7.60 5.40 4.00 L'4 that car ried Ho uston over St. 3Mutilla-Diaga 7.20 l Josh Moss 9.20 5.60 . 0(4.5) 3403; p(4-) 159.30; 1(4.1. 2Marilim L ou i s. The Cardinals led 4-2 6.00 3) 431.00. BATTING 0(7-I) 43.40; P($-7) 101.30: 1(1-7entering the ninth and turned BATTING Sixth game 2) 34.$9, Time 31:51. Avg. things over to Tom who (bawd on 33 at bats) ~ 3Santi.Gerardo 11.60 7.60 7.00 AlSquartlno,H A-2,21; Handle $325,139 )L i .341 1, National League 4Arano-Isidro hadn't been scored upon this 5.20 2.60 Mo. SmitIi,LH Monday night results I. 0 AS H Pd. 2 Baldos.Fernan 4.20 Randy McGarity, Main. First race. S-IS, D: .312 year In 12 1-3 innings. Bruno Winillold SD 23 94 37.394 00-411 416-20~ P134) 125.70i T113-4. O Yuv Gottapoint 4.60 3.60 3.20 Dole Thompson, Main. .303 was Uned for a leadoff double .A, -, Foster Cin 21 II 21 .3*3 2) 423.40. 2 Balkow 5.10 4.10 Frank Davis, Main. .315 CImartI Mtl 19 $1 31.369 by Enos Cabell and _________ Seventh game C5. Chris Wright, Sp. 1 Debbie Coriel .341 3.10 Róyster All ii 64. 23 .359 1 Isasa-Gasti II 10.80 1.60 4.60 Q(2•l) 15.40; 1(5-2-1) 122.301 Raymond Savior, Sp. CS. .3*0 singles by Bob Watson and Art Yqvngbid NY 16 10 14.330 SDuran.Enrquell LL 1.60 1.20 Doug Dersllinier,L5 TIme: 31:S0. .356 Howe. Buddy Schultz relieved L G'ilfey CIn DRILLING •' 20 $6 30.349 3Santi-Badiola 4.60 David Hill, L Second race, 5-iS, 5-14, C: CI'rtsr Mtl 15 63 22.349 0(1-4) 42.00, P11-6) 151.50; 1(1-6- IRattling Red 7.50 4.10 3.20 DarrenWhlteft,ad,Sem. .431 and gave up a game-tying Rise 1311111 20 69 24.31$ 3) 352.50. 1 Doodle Duster .1 sacrifice fly to Jeff Leonard 6.50 3.60 Juan D1,11111118, Sm. small AtI 20 70 24.343 Eighth game Jim Mee, DeL. 7 Patick T Tiger i.l .371 before M hit his second Móddox Phil 19 70 24.343 lEgana-Golri 21.00 4.103 3.60 Jeff Spine, Del.. 0(1-I) 30.60:1(41-7)30140, .311 American League many games. Ken 2Mutilla-Rodolfo 3.40 4.00 SHe, Rose, Sea. 1)17.60. Time: 31:25. .311 0 Al H Pd. lApraiz.Dlaga 4I0 Mike Model. Sea. .321 Belts homer-ed for the CarKsyp Del 14 19 20.401 0(1.3) 37.00; P11.2) 136.50, 1(1-2Third race, S-IS, : dinah. -19r" 19r" Del 10 36 14 .3111 7) 310.20. ERA 4 Drill's Baron 12.60 5.10 2.10 Lemon Chi 20 SO 31.3*0 Nlnthgame 5 Plumb Pea chy 1.17 4502.10 M'Xray,LH(6.3) Smelly Minn 20 76 29.312 iGondra 24-40 15-80 5.20 2 Pro Model "" 4.20 Frith, L$(71.jj 11etsadot-ioriek'sanduooductms aker DI 17 SI 22.379 2Goiri 15.70 9.60 1.75 Q(4.S) Iso, P(4.5) 54.30; T(4-54) WhitslItad(5.S) I ; OliVer Tax 15 73 27.370 40scar. P01115- Sam. (4-1) 6.40 246.60, Time; 31:44 dream"come.truel Sot why over 325000 3.$3 Bannister Ch 15 41 25.361 Thompson, Dell.. (6-2) 0(1.2) 55.00i P(i-2) 13440; T(i22.17 people now enjoy using the amazing P*ter KC 21 71 26 .366 4)509.20. DieridI. DeL. (3-2) Fourth race, S-iS, 0: 3.i4 Shopsmlth Mark V.- five accurate wood01101 Cal 23 II 30.357 Row, Tenth game Sea. (43) 6 Timber Ridge 1.50 9.00 7.0 4 40 'f Mil working tools in one prepares you for any 22 $7 31.314 SMutilla-Paco 12.00 5.60 3.60 3PrettyHelen 2.15 11.60510 COWIill,Sea.t4.4) iWIS IBeideOlano 5.00 5.00 5KrelIa home repair or hobby project... 4.10 Nallesal League Murphy, 2Sara-Sarduy 3.60 0(3-6) 64.10 P(6.3) 141.001(4.3-3) AtJ,v5; Kingman, Chi 7; Carter 1. It's a 10" table saw 0(44) 44.50; P(S-4) 114.00; 1(5-4- 1,423.00. Time: 31:51. FIVE STAN ai Dowson, Mtl 4; Bonnell, 3) 413.30. CONFERENCE It's a 34" lathe 2. Fifth game, 5-14,0: AtI'5. Eleventhame FINAL STANDINGS 7 Alert's Dale 10,303.00 2.40 It's a 16W' drill press 3. *Ner(cas, League Lynn, lOaldospecina 16.00 10.00 6.00 1 Crashalong W I. 1.40 3.00 4. Its a 12" disc sander Sos I; Thomas. Nil 7; 3AranoSarduy 2.10 Dand(IS-4) ORING 1.00 4.10 SClaver Don 14 ii Siq$i5on, Salt, Grich, Cal and 300mlngo-Badiola 5. Its a horizontal boring machine 4.10 Il II 0(1-7) 15.05 P(7-i) 47.10 1(7.14) Lakelrantliy(9.0 MIl 6. Seminole (5-5) 0(3-i) 53.40; P14-3) 155.10; T(4-3- 79.40 Time: 31: i I 'I ', ,,io. amazing, lmIt.d.tims Sues Batted Ia Lake Newell (1-4) 2) 359.35. 15 12 SiatlI game, 5.14, , a$ssaI League Foster, Twe$fffigame 1414 D 2Myllame'sScott 21.00 5.60 3.10 Lyman (14) Cm 22; Murphy, Ail and $Apraiz.[ceianlz 2.50 2,40 MaiulandlI.IU 7.00 4.20 2.40 lMineola Irene 5 13 Kingman. ChI 19; Cruz, Hou IS; lOscar-Wally 5.00 3.20 4 Dave Pear 15 14 310 kabr.u.(410) - Thursday's semifinal games are at 4:30 and 7:30, with the championship game scheduled Friday night at 7:30. Sports 4 ;# (-;o % -1 -,-. Day )4? ."Y '78 I'A'F# 4UP 4/a'? 4'3),g •- - Weather -' SI- ato F1 /JL'D1L./ "/I&%.7I - Tuesday, May 1, 1975-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. by Alan Mover cbwm Paul Alegre Mt bsck4o'.back 104. 1m.WditY14S4C lIt In ____ ::2" :: 5A55J i wi,s.,. ______ ISMINO day's game SaN sIJeMSa pftngdmiflJoQ Maronda Homes _____ got a fosr.T $Sss *IiSiiu and Byron Overdred Ms*id.y Idttsrfroen Keith Graj.do, Kirk Tis.*iu iisk cr.us, i s s___ ea. nl in the S,minel, Pony Ronk leiNSama end Troy Block end 1liT. Baseball League u II&D posted a $4 win over Browning Reall defeated Dan Reid Ford, Forms. 55. Ui ____ 15 Nuisu _____ •, wuisa, SI Tu ii Ca ____ SI tW1ILJ •S Tluiss •. IS ___ y j,., $% IIIM.,,$. h r' l3IT... 415 IISS 0 to 1 411, 3354 •S 1' $ s s,wsu • a s" 1*5 .um see 1I_J*sIS I,, TIMI, .it a ll *4 MMOIIS* we flAlTY gets Pao '11Sa111S5. - seMis - • ____ _____ urns • ____ _____ _____ _____ ____ _____ •--- ____ _____ ____ :: ______ _____ ____ _____ • .,.. •_• ::: ____ :::- ____ ____ __ _____ RB1 for . Slaton . 7 ' Dog Racing . Rose's Legs - Do The Job Pro Hockey - s-avolloam with a Rose, whose - with E t L.- - now Jai- Alai m Michelin ealer. Mets 4, the 1' ll for Fernando homer of the - are X' in - ,., • - . HOURS: 8 thru Fri. 8 a.m.-5 MCROBERTS TIRES Five Star Conference L e ad. rs Leaders PuhI's two-run homer •...•••••••••••••• • LIMI'IEI).TItE FREE FACTORY-DIRECT " Gifts Bruno, L Demonstrations successive .; • Th • Five M or Power :d • . Si S homer-In as 0 Toole Packaged Into One Unit FINAL DAY • - - '•. •: - • S - home - . ' ' II ________ • - - A.ss'lcu League Baylor, '0(44) 41.41; Ph-I) 70.34, 1(541.3) 35:59. 25, Cowens, KC and seventh race, 5.14, C: Nil 31; Singleton, Salt A -1,431: Handle 5110.1$. 6 Easy Eddie 3.10 3.20 2.10 iPortir, KC 19. MONDAY NIGHT SISULTS 3 Baron's Pepper 4.40 420 I $$,5, 1411$ First game 9.00 IARNITT "Nil 5*55,055 i Bendixon $4Ilesal League asaN Allis SIP Moreno, 1 CarasiGerardo 1350 7.40 3.10 • 11; Cabll, Hoti 91 Morgan, Slrani.Gastlll 1.50 5.05 0(34)31.55 P(44) 13.15 7(4-3.1) McCieLck S •s 2 1 sass.. Cig &.nd Crux, P4ev I, MauiIlI, Ioaldos-Arca 4.00 244.40 Time: 31:35. Si 150515 laSer 35 1IV V. 0(1.5)31.21, TIll-I) 34030. Millie 35R II Eighth race, S.16I: 4s.rlcaa League Crux, 45 OSOerue II Second e)Ladyuck 1.10 620 3,10 wild Ie'dss so t 10, LeFlore, Des 9; Otis, SOaldos-Isidro a s I SlyIss II 1 Flitter Day 17.60 5.40 3.10 4.60 1.30 M Lysus K Mng, Clev, Ran i Surf Ire Beauty 3 Domlngo Mandloll 9.40 4.00 3.05 mft is, see Sisruse SsII, NY and Wills, lii 7. Teylir IrustaGerardo 2.10 III 0(14) 24.30 P16-i) 11.15 T(6.1.I) Abs" 31e Allilloon . 201.30. Time: 31:41. 0(1 TiMes 1 $547 Totels MaNessi Lug.. Richard, 0113411 4.41i P16-3) 11.3$; T(4-3-1) Niahliracs, 1.14, C; Hill I..' 5uffin, Phil 40; 311.11: 00(14) 115.40, lAkess 14.10 7.10 1.00 SSLOIN DATRO SF 4-2; and Thirdgame I Cow Ace 5.00 3.20 coim 1 as a 11I Fflth, Nov. Espinosa lArca 16-00 6.60 3.60 ASSNArSO' 3.20 II NV*VS,I. Phil 30; Slid, Phil lEnriquell liVIsis ii 3.50 2.10 0(14) 15.30P(14) 124.35 7(141) 4514 LiftelI, St.L 3'1; McGIo 231 MiS, 20 447.35 Time: 31:63. 5Sm'a 5. $1 lras.lug fl 1114 CIII, Sutton, LA and 0(1-1)44.35:1(1-1-1)371.40. Tern*rac.,$-14,A: Siass 13 Vllus 55 All Pivr*arnw 4Drif'sHo 6.60 3.60 1.10 LysiS un s wisa s 1IpS,a3"League KoosI I Ii,uia43 I Sartl.Pradera 15.40 4.60 3.00 1 Nearly IS 4.20 7.00 Iv i 'a" "45. MImI, Jofn, NY and 6lubi-Pecki$ 7.603,40 2 Champion Bill 1.20 _____ III Pl'i"iss iS JøIJrns, Tea 4-0 Caidwell, Nil 3DuranOasti II 1.30 Q(I-4) 35.55 P14-I) 5245. T(4 I 3) $$u.L, $ i.$5s IS 4lgt55q15 pltchies till with 3. 0(14) 44.15, P114) 51.15. 7(14-1) 513-15. Timi:3iz3L LaNIS? Ill Tis ii I II Uvaul eve Avu.gu 064l III vialS race 151: 01111111111111 (Sued ON II lusluss pitched) Fift%game lCircuslherry 52.0535.11341 MiNsual L6811111111 Espinosa, 6060r-Paco 12501.20 3.40 3Coldirmed 541 3.4 ii I UI; Andular, P4ev 134; 3MutIIlaWally 311711 5.20 4.30 llimeisssOift LII TisIS LasIp, CIII 3.14; Vuckovlch, I lsasa-Enriqu, 3.10 0(37) $1.61 P(7.3) 143.25 7(744) So" ca" an 3.25; Forsch, Nov and S*iLaaIC*sielag 0(3-4)45.35; P14-3) 142.75, 7(4-3. 1113.11. 71*1; 35:17. *0-3 - Ca) NIGHTLY 8 P.M. ' , - (Csiwd SVllday) Willis MATINEES: - •- Si' Ill 1b11 N1..1 ISSU. PUrM1u ea U0SSSI P05*3 P050 mseiss • sass Miss " ill urns rnwanss ______ 1 l5iS...i, _____ No" 355 11111$ NIWASDMSSILICAIrnSA5. •, J.L.as . NW $tIWJM(CSsj I, COtVM.U. ASS Wnis )$ILp 455 iSs SeeM, "a" mumin 5am fl5 PfSs ASsI.m •Ii M.U$, aiieM, ai5-.--_ CIIMe •I MasiS • 3 urns •, II'$uNue I .. sa WAOMM is •C-.iIti 155 * . IISS5S 45 Jfç lot 3 or 1no. , $,Sis U. ial-r $$ I U .. • 3SSw' •• J' 45 P5 I lissuSa !!. •• c s ISO ISSTS I 1 5145 JIM I ' *Ss ::i $I5Tri I 5115 oil 11 11 4km III $55 861ij I, • NSI Nil Isles SlSeaee,e 426Ui_i_i III • SI • l5Sw $ii.ssy lot I.. SlesS SISTIM11 III NO TSs '''" $SiSs'laa. si sill .5 •• • Ii5 •••eM sssess III $a5a s. II :::' IS lill T ,is Tilels us, TO* ssu. s,. ,• T *IP$y s. ' . litiq ISI I III 1148 asiI 1J45-1J. 15U14Tis11 $537 *SS4 IMsr 1111 04-1 IWC • 111*..1 Rkma we-s cc ,; I,, Morn. •Wed. - Sat. NEW MATINEE Post Time I:ISp.m. .. Andular S Elusive Everet 2 thru MAY 6 MAY *FREE U1TU • Muiu'ia ______ frsswhenyoupreientthls • - rijr_ NAME TSW$dayLadiI$'Nige - , - ina a.Li Sod Isis sIl ,.h1.S3Ir -ffl . - It$LSV*TiO5$131-l55S Se". N. on U, II _______________________ demoasliatlorns. You will ADDRESS ____________________ also receive, fros, a one. cnv year subscr$pdo. to , it STATE _________ Ww-'m,,li TELEPHONE( ) sad repat, __ _ reMatafive .. 0mK1100 TNI$ CEI11FICATE•SS••SISS TWO FREE GIFTS S. 5' 'Wooduoddn Plans" a SL95 vahalt ymn __ JflJ'IFO HI HOME SHOW VOLUSIA MALL 1700 VOLUSIA AVE. DAYTONA BEACH STARTS TOMORROW! ALL NEW $6 Trifecta six 542 Trifecta Wheel ALL12RACES - - 1URNING _______ ___ - _____ N. s*p" r .ihlluj in bW tS. _______________ I __. .. ,.•..._ . - . . - - . - . I - . ,. '--. .., y..._ J- ..&, �BLOND E 8A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, May 1, 1979 ACROSS 42 Female saint a fOUD T1lN< HE'D (EI.4APPYASACLAP1 by Chic Young 1 Playing card 43 9 Day ofweek 46 Concealed Ml5EPA8LEWoi<ING 12 17 ( gp ' A1#1 ! E! fog 1'z 12 / AC1< TO 3E9 ,01JR? MEN! SARGE 15 JUST TALKING IN HIS SLEEP 0 J 12 L4J IL ca F01tWA MARCH!.. I THE BORN LO,SER by Art Sansom MT AMU CUKUM .01 .01 8 SUS suns 1 I J 1 6 .6.1 A MRCHIE by Bob Montana (00 YOU XNOW WHAT I'M GONG OH, OAD SAW THE Pi4W 8/a' TO DO ABOUT THIS I A p I WHAT ' -A I IPJ I 7 -d' I / by Howie Schneider 4 villmim A Fri E PRISCILLA'S POP y OF MOSES PT MA TEN COMMAISIPMENiS yp ALL GOING M BOW ANSWER 5ES9ClN... CUR HEAPSY ••'ANP PRAY FOR SOME PECENT AAJV#O-VISUAL 8 EQUIPMENT! ___ ((/4 I I ( i) lIII BUNNY by Stoffal & Helmdahl 140M C LNG A PMi4ILESS I WAIF, 1'055EP OF M'1 WHOLE I 0' HALIBUT ON ARe OF 14TAN •HA'pl' AL7VER'SITY.. I UN GEM OF 6000l.e.. GENEROITV. -- MuNcH.. , o V — - "TV Guide" was the theme of the 1979 Annual Spring Flower Show of the Garden Club of Sanford, a3-da y eventithis year. Winners were as follows: Mrs - Katie Corley, president or the club's [lose Circle. from left, presents the Artistic Design Sweepstakes Award and the Belle Brumley Arboreal V Award to Abbie Owens while Mary Thus accepts the Creativity Award, donated by First Federal Savings and Loan of Mid-Florida, from Jo Stankiewlcz . K AY ME!JI .. PAIN w* _____ - — Wife ., - - -. . '' .' I': •-i -. , - . V ___________ II . — V V -. •.,r. -. - ' PCATW 50 SELF- :-1 ' cWsci. z . 17"''"1 OR I I . . to .. .1 I V"•'' a C tti - Emu I I , - STYLIST GIVES , - -- --------------- - -- --- - --- - -- - — - - - -. - -- - •. .. -. -- - •. .. - - - - - - - - .'.,. f• • " U ., ' an Fields was the odd for a complete air styling by ffessioual stylist obert Kloznlck, in the me Ecenomics class of 'h Demins at Milwee ddle School. Lila • - -. • -• - -• - . V ,, : / I 14 . linglu New York, also hart in the r sentatlon. Several - r students were a new looks by the who donated their and also gave tips many phases of hair -. . More queens and kings, from left, Brittany Anne Nicole Mcridfth, Tara flancock. Shane 11ancock, Lynne Dickey. Jennifer Vernon and Christopher Wants To • - ': •.. 'b ,. - •' V V V V :.. - -. - - . V J. ak: 7 ariss Karraksr and Mrs. David Fauver hostesses. Refrtsentswersservedtothe13m,pb,pr.ssnt. :;-.' .' ' will be' ' MAY 11 d Um ardsn Center with Mrs. Joim Stuikini, Mrs. Joho Gradick and Mrs. William Uonuhs, V t A call from you will bring prompt visit from our e. presentative. She has bro. chutes, civic information; and to help with your shop. ping noWs, cards of in. 1' - chants. • aufliO Lois Winn —3i3.2752 V WANT TO 'SELL YOUR HOME? Sivtli Seminole LauraBehe-33.l4$ V Co-ordinator I SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE OET .TO0ETHERt •-Y-:::. NANCY isi REALTOR ASSOCIATE • ALdU ENUROM morning A OM Mon t Flodda Owned . acm Cirds cateredthe bnmcbfor the judges Fridayff ;J "Florida' s own gIng somice" — dedicated to welcoming new residents. -. ,1. I NEWCOMER! household expenses. A lot of people think we're married. We j ust never tal k V - DO YOU with Mrs. 'I ' Vote Welcome two w' children,8 and 10. For two years I've been living with a man who lights up my life. My children adore him (they think we're married) and we're a very happy family even though it's not legal. My live-in friend and I bought a house together (as "Mr. and Mn.") and we share all the Hibiscus Cirde of the Sanford Garden Qub held Its April - •V 611AM DEAR GILDA: LI a gee1 tleman lets a lady KNOW that he has let her win, he's either a bad actor or he's no gentleman. DEAR ABBY: I've been HMWUS CIRCIE :• . To — GardenCirclo 14 -- ter cards? 'Ia. flfli. - - Regis -: .ji . ' . ç - . V - - (5 . / With Mother's Day, May 13, fast approaching, The Herald is ellnbiwking on a search for that outstanding Mom So, we're turning to our readers for some help. If you know of a woman who, in your opinion, is deserving of mention as an outstanding mother, let us know. We'flacceptw4flnoon May 9 letters submitted by read. era, about one to onnalf pages of standard size dwds, telft briefly Why a particula woman in our area isdeservingofchrecjuofl.we'u take ftfrom Readers should mail their selections to: Ourselves Editolr. 7be Evening Herald, 300 French Ave., Sanford, --. InPleted an advanced Wse In cutting and W .' i Mom '-- YOUi - - Mrs. P. L. Elmore, center, pents Past Presidenrs1 - ward rs. Charles Wilke, left. and the Novice Award to Mrs. Raymon J. Schmitt. ,. •:' bvCmft 16,141111111111 ', " V Search Is On For Outstandin.9 Herald Photos by Tom ' J . I . . I ' . — - . - - - I • because so many important legItimate reasons for being V - ' Herald Photos by Tom Vincent Petite Laurie Blair, from left. crowns King Tony Taylor while Kings Micha el Taylor and Phil Cox look on.. . have W"I by T. K. Ryan '$ . V :.. I I : V V - iHOJr . / t. f ' 1, Stan . and John Romita LMl5 ,. '1 DEAR ABBY: My husband excused, you will be. 11bout our relationship. (I am them. And wtuit will happen t o won't let me register to vote. He me right to vote is not only a "Mrs." oil the mailbox, and we ME if HE shod the? lIlt says I might have to spend a Door privilege, It's the responsibility have "Mr. and Mrs." charge he's made no provisions for me month locked up in a motel with d every citizen who wants a aC('iWits etc.) in his will. other members of a jury and no voice in how his country shonld I was rt'cently left $100,000 by Abb y NEEDS ADVICE way will he allow that! be run — and by whom. By a relative. Ever since my friend DEAR NEEDS: Both you and I realize that the chances of Choosing not vote, you forfeit heard about it he has been your live-in frietid should see it this happening are remote, but your right to criticize your planning on how 'we" will lawyer and have these I Suppose tt could happen. Irun government's Policies and its SI)CIId it. (lie wants to buy a questions answered in). a business at home and have a elected officials. Edmund boat. mediately. L)on'tputftoff, don't 4-year-old child to take care Of, issues are coming up. Burke said, "The only thing I would like to put it in trust assume anything and take so I probably could be excused Should I go behind my that Is necessary for the for lily children. What I need to nothing for granted! Take your from jury duty anyway. husband's back and register? triumph of evil for good men to know, Abby, is this: What will legal questions to a lawyer and Our marriage has enough WANTSTOVOTE do nothing." I'm with Edmund. happen t o illy children if I pay him for what he knows. it's problems without adding DEAR WANTS: No. Register DEAR ABBY: What do you should die? lie is not their the best investment you can another one, so I've abided by In frout of his face. And d0ill't think of a gentleman who lets a fattier. and lie hasn't adopted make. his wishes, but I'd really like to worry about being stuck with lady win in a game of sports or vote in the next election jury duty. H you •, :._ I y 0 - - IFOR AL.OP4&, '--- Mrs. Gerald Behrens, center, stands in.for her husband who was awarded Atlantic National Bank's Horticulture Award from'Clyde Long. and Flagship Bank of Seminole's Sweepstakes Award from Irene Brown. . HIM. 61 .• , ," I I've PM 0XM=NW& NOW __________ •,.•.l V , • TUMBLEWEEDS 4j•," - x' , V . it PASS! :. 1 ____ -- se ' w .00:: Jean McLain and Cheryl Gividen were the clowns. Winners were Millisa Lee, Baby Miss, and James Edward un, Baby M a d GIoria Michelle Van Dusen. Toddler Miss, and Clay Thomas, Toddler Master, who were all pre-judged from their photographs. Other winners were Brittany Anne Nicole Meridlth, Wee Miss, and Tony Taylor, Wee Master, Tara Hancock, Tiny Miss; and Michael Taylor, Tiny Master; Alicia Howell, Little Miss, and Philip Donald Cox, Little Master; and LynneDickey, Junior Miss; and Shane Hancock, Junior Master. The 1978 kings and queens were Vicid Lower, Wee Miss, and Michael Stewart, Wee Master; Jennifer Vernon, Tim)L MI&% and Jay Miller, Tiny Master and Merldith Eagle, Little Miss, and Christopher Bowhn, Little Master. ) -U few p . V JTTA'A_'CX THE )VU 17ONT Ar Flower Show Awards .' accompanied by o competition. Louise Silver was the chairman of the event which originated last year. Doris Dietrich, OUR SELVES Editor of Ttle Evening Herald, was Mistress of ceremonies. Judges were Dr. Luis Perez and his wife, Dr. Maria Perez, and Psychic Anne Gehman. Entertainment was provided by Bettye E. Smith, pianist; Susan Ellinore, vocalist; Laurel j V N Xi Epsilon Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held the Annual Uttle Miss and Master Pageant Saturday night at Seminole High Sch000l auditorium. There were about 50 contestants, from infants ts to A ____ In other methods North the 6,vperts? Write uld have inded with ExPOrts " care of this"Ask the an art1fIc two"amonda. will With this hand it makes no be answered if difference because South by Stamped, self-addressed happened to have a 23-point, envelopes. Th e most InterestnUU1 1iI?Ps* used in this column and will recei ve P COpies of JACOB V MODERN .) at. V SPIDER-MAN • FRANK AND ERNEST V WIN AT BRIDGE refuses to go along with something Important to you. Something that means a lot to you could get misplaced today. I -, V A ld water on — ---•- ----•••• arz:;:' Queen Crowns attachment to take on something you want. A RM (March 21-April 19) A y p losophical approach todaY hi things your ay. will help you overcome the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) problem when a close associate / 0U- R-9LV.- --• ; '::: 39 Harness Indians to '5I.URP..CH4iP -. comments second of You're lucky an honest person YOURBIRTHDAY clubsb H:wan NORTH will return it to YOU. May 1, im to be in game and is looking 942 LIERA(SePt.23'OCt.23) You This should b an exfor a4-4major suit ftt.South 32 cepttonaIlyfortunae year for may not have full cooperation has four sades and bids 95 three spades whereupon you. Youll be as active as you at first today, However, you K 107 North closes the bidding at dissenters so choose to be because you'n handle WENT EAST the spade game. have more opportunities diPlomaticaUY that YOUll have 0 A 105 463 South wins the club lead WKJ& can-Aug your wKy thion you can than Osumi at ad your h=& 4P 10874 and goes after trumps. in a 4 J72 0 Q 10 83 handle. match-point game, declarer SCORPIO (Oct., 24-Nov 22) 8643 4952 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A would have to do a lot of Someone may attempt to steal -WOLITH studying In order to find the-.,. situation you got yourself into that has mom responsibility the limelight that is rightfully best play for an overtrick. #KQ87 yours. This person won't get Here all cls lead to V A 9 involved than.vou rea1i'i ran break 32, Rome Trump • A11-4 awaw U it fact you'll only work out, because others pitch look better. the king of heart is held by #AQJ West so South can set u in and help. Your new AstroVulnerable: North-South dummy's queen. EventuaF Graph shows you how to get SAGITTAR (Nov. Dealer: South I , South discards one of his ° along with other signs. Get iamonds on the queen of w N South yours by mailing $1 for each to today, but be a little more No hearts, ruffs the other and Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, discriminating in your friendPass 2 V Pass 2 NT ma kes his overArick. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. ships. One you could do without Be sure to specify birth sign. will attach himself to you. Paw 4 0 Pass Pan Mk ON CAPRICORN tDec. li-Jan. PISS GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) Keep things fight and breezy You You'll be In a happy frame of today and ors will be behind lead: •3 5.B mind today and, even if you you all the way. No one is in the 0 QJ loss? encounter someone who is mood for heavy, serious apA 87 abrasive or has a chip on his proacheL By Oswald Jacoby •A and An Sontag • 32 AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Feb. 19) him. shoulder, you'll simply ignore You'll look greater in the eyes An Iowa reader asks us if North's two-heart reopen a weak two CANCER (June 21-July fl) of others today if you let them spouse to the two-club open- spade ingshowathatheholdssome PeW.have Havea little patience II things have their way, even though 11 high-card high cards and has nothing points start out on the wrong foot youmaynotagreewiththem. it including two aces today. Everything will work for. out won't matter anyway. and open with a normal one method of responding to the PISCES t Feb. 20-March 20) A forcing two club. With a spade. 7be hand is too good marvelous solution will be aood heart suit he would fora weak two. 22 JeCt ave to respond three Because you P Your P hearts. far too costly for you heretofore I (Do you have a q uestion for one who was cop -WIT V ___ Dre shared by manY*others my age For Wednesday, May 2, 1979 / R A 9( OUESTION -ANP- IN By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Ck M SEE THISE S UR ----=.. ------• DEAR DR. IAMB — I have a RA % —. HOROSCOPE 7/ IL - 7/ 71 A EEK & MEEK 1 V I V#è ° V You ON*ViD P= '01 Q THE NEXT H I'M PUTTING ULP.11 Conditionally Vetch Sort River in V -- — --— - •-•-- urinatIng which has developed over the pant few years and it 11 Noun suffix 41 FBI seems to get slower and slower. 20 DOWN 19 Hiller follower 45 Bay window No pain — jut amoying. 171e 21 Plastic type Netherlander 22 1 Aircraft wine's clear. I'm 70 years old should should not depends 24 Capture uncle 2 Met solo 48 Electric fish and have a little high blood 25 Secondhand how much ob. 23 Scout 3 Motion 49 Writing fluids pressure and I take Diazide for entirely on 26 Prong 24 Pharoah picture struction has developed and 51 Epochs Unique that. 27 Wipe out (sl) 4 English poet 28 Can and dogs 32 29 Slumbered 5 Missing link 30 DEAR READER — It would that can be determined only by' Theater sign 53 Even score 33 Stupid 6 Macao coin 3 1 Exhortation help if you had signed your exan-Anation. 35 Crossbar 7 Bread enem y 32 Tenure DEAR DR. IAMB — Most of 55 Billowy name or let me know whetber 36 Relative of IPI I us nowadays have our expanse 34 Itinerant you are male or female. It does bingo 8 Removes dirt make a difference when You television in the bedroom. What 38 Believer in no 57 Printer's 37 Idler 9 Yugoslav measure (pI god 40 Swelling leader start talking about your is the best position to assume problem. I'm going to assume for the back and legs while that you art a male and have a watching the tube in bed? 9 10 Ill DEAR READER — Use prostate gland. The prostate gland encircles whatever position is most 14 12 13 the urethral tube that drains the comfortable for you. The body . You bladder. It's somewhat like a gets used to your 15 17 16 a?pIilo — ral u donut nd the — —— — - 18 - goes through the hole in the beneath the small of your back 20 I I donut. As you get older, the and a little pillow underneath L 2 23 prostate gland either squeezes your knees so that the knees can down or enlarges in such a way be flexed. That Way you give 30 31 32 24 25 26 as to create pressure on the some additional support to the I — urethral tube. small of the back and at the 33 35 It is this obstruction that same time make the knees a — Causes ajian ve difficulty little more comfortable. Of 36 — — 37 1 38 I :ecul in urination. It's course, you'll probably want to ——— 1 43 — — problem. The stream Marts be propped up properly so you 40 41 42 slowly, it often gets very small don't have to crane your neck and sometimes it doesn't shut out of position to watch TV. 4 "'45 47 - off completely.Most m whoNow 51 so have lived to 70 years of age question because you asked me have such &problem. = but I'd like to tell you that I'm 53 54 55 56 57 If you had given me your not very fond of the habit of ——— — —— — — — — name and address I would have lying around watching 60 sen The Health 16t of our ails today I I number 1.6, Prostate Gland, television. Athe body is not used are because 61 62 which would explain this -- - - - - - subject more thoroughly. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Bedrest can actually be The only way to find out whether the prostate gland is harmful to your health. If enlarged enough to cause you you're too inactive, It cm result trouble is to have a good in washing out water from your medical examination. If that's body, particularly the legs, happened and there's too much which gives you a tendency to obstruction, you can have an be faint when you stand up. by Mort Walker ATTEN i 61 Double curve y 62 Bed board 63 Nazi Rudolph 10 American mouse Pipe fining type 18 Italian volcano Common people / BEETLE BAILEY ATj4JV — City in Prosfate II1I hat [ :r1fi9 - Enlarged :::; Could.I.O.-frob.eni Answer to Previous Puzzle MALTY — REALTORS gt eelog (1 5 ) VICC,,yitC. Home office -6031 32244300r 323.1105 ISU PARK DI.,SANFORD I • • - - -- . - -. - - -. . -. - - - - - - .. -- . -......................... .. . - , -- -. ------------------ . -- - ------ -. . - �iuA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday May 1, 17, Legal Notice TONIGHT'S TV wall; and Susan learns the Identity of her brother's killer. (4) CAMPAIGN '79 ELECTiON RETURNS EVENING 0 CBS REPORTS Ed Bradley 6:00 ii4DO0t12NEW8 €D STUDIO SEE "Spoleto" (A) 6:30 NBC NEWS 0 @1) 0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS ) VILLA ALEGRE EVENING AT POPS Arthur 7:00 C) TIC TAC DOUGH @D MARY TYLER MOORE Mary tries her hand at creative writing, and seeks encouragement from Lou. THE CROSS-WITS EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE €1) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (I2)LIARSCLUS (I)MATCH GAME P.M. NEXT STEP BEYOND by Checker. © CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: FiedIer opens hIs 50th sason as conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra live from Sym. phony Hall in this golden annivarsity program featuring highlights from his first concert in 1929. Steve Lawrence. ) DICK CAVETT Guest: David Halberstam. (Part 1 of 2) 8:00 © CLIFFHANQERS Dra- cula is shot with Mary's cross. bow; Jim Don net Is threatened by the collapse of a burning ' -, (_ __________________ Hy L PLAZA I 1 7:35.5:30 MEL CROOKS YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN PLAZA (I iF] 1:45.5:01 CURT REYNOLDS PG SMOKEY $1 AND5 THU ANDIT WED. ONLY ALL SEATS I 9:00 NBC MOVIE "Stay Hungry" (1976) Jeff Bridges, Sally Field. The off-beat son of an old and proud Southern (2)PORTER WAGONER family becomes involved in the (A) KUTANA world of professional bodybuIlding. (4) MOVIE "Sky Heist" (C) (1975) Don Meredith, Stefanie Powers. Los Angeles Invest iga. tots take to the sky In helicop. OTHELITTLERASCALS tars to track down a pair of Row" (1977) Gregory Harrison, tache of his 1950s college days and the events that lead to a campus tragedy. 0 THREE'S cOMPANY Jack and Janet suspect the worst when they see Chnissy taking money from Jack'; cash drawer. (A) ates him at his 20th anniversary high school reunion. (A) Global Paper Forum" Julian Bond moderates a discussion by food policy makers and Hwy 17925 3221211 implementers. 9TUES.ONL.Y ACARLOAD C 11:00 (2)(4)00(12)NEWS S:30 TODAY CHARLIE AND THE HOOHI IN THE LEGISLA- mao PUtS M1*%$ SIST OP OAON A 1000 Pleasures 6:30 6:45 SESAME STREET 647 (I) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 TOOAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA HI, NEIGHBOR 700 Anthony New$ay. Susan Sarandon, Anne Hoffman, Red Buttons. (Al $Iipprd . (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 7:30 (2) TODAY GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA 0 (4)OCAPTAIN KANGAROO •8T'Jf8EE 8:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 8:30 (2)© TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERICA •UUAS,YOGAANDYOU 9:00 (2) (1) DONAHUE DOUGLAS __ IOUOA'T%ONA%. W'US GRAMUING 9:55 UPBEAT )CARQ1ABP(8____ (4) LEARNING TO CARE O CBS NEWS 11:30 12:00 BRING HOME THE GOOD TASTE OPUND6Uy,I.,,, $.$p. 1119 Pr,acAv,. INwy. 17.07) GODSEY; CHARLES P. WILSON; PEGGY WILSON; LANNY L. 6 R E EN; I NT ER NAT ION AL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY. Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE' NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under a Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, on the 74th day of April, 1979, in the abnve styled cause, I will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash at the West door of the Courthouse in thi City of San. ford, Seminole Counly, Florida, at the hour of 11:00 AM., on the 32nd day of May. 1979, those certain parcels of real prooerty described as follows: Aportionofthe5outhoofeetof Lot 8, Lot 9, and the North 15 feet of Lot lOof amended pta? of Druid Park, Sanford, Florida, actording to the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book, 1, Pages 5 and 6, Public Records of (2) PAUORD (4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 000 NEWS Road No, IS 8. 600 to the Point of BegInning, Containing 2.152 Acres, more or tess. Being the same property as was Warranty Deed of San Situs, Limited, bearing date of March 18, 1974,01 record in the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida in Official Records Book 10)7, Page 1463. From a ref erene point being the Northeasterly corner of Lot 13, Block 22, MASON AND CARSWELL'S HOLLY HILL, iS recorded in Deed Book 0, Page 312, Public Records of VoIusia County, Florida, run thence N. 9 degrees 13' Eastadistanceof 15.1 feet toa point in Lot 27 of said Block 22, thence 5. 25 degrees East in saId Lot 27 a distanced 23.99 feet to a point in the Northerly line of Lot 26, thence N. 64 EDUCATIONAL PRO. G1.IUING 12:30 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. (F ROW RYAN'S HOPE 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (2)0 DAYS OP OUR LIVES (4) MIDDAY THE YOUNG ANO THE RESTLESS ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (4) AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 (FOTHIDOCTORE OI4LWETOUVI 2:30 (2)0 ANOThER WORLD 2:00 QINIRAL HOSPITAL STumo I degrees 47' East along said Nor. therly line 91 feet to the point of beginning;thences.25degrees East adistanceol 40.5 feet; thence N.M degrees 17' East a distance of 189 feet toapoint intheWesterly lineof the 100 foot right of way of Ridgewood Avenue. Return to point of beginning and run along the Northerly lineof Lot 26N. 8ldegrees 47' East 159 feet more or less to the Westerly Iinof the 100 foot right Of way of Ridgewood Avenue; thence run generally Southeast 19.5 feet more or less along said Westeny nightofwayofRidgewoodAvenueto the Southeast corner of the above described property. IN WITNESS WHEREOF,lhave hereunto set my hand and official seal on this the 77th day of April, 1 DEJ-7 ______________________ _______________ _______________ _________________ 410 (F MN DOUWS__ MARY TYLER MOORE ____________________ ____________________ ___________ ____ ____ Florida. (3) Lot 1, Ilk i, r 0, Seminole Park, P12, pg 75, Public Records of SemInole County, Florida. (6)Park,UpplandPark,PB2O,pg 3, Public Records CO Seminole hty, Florida. (7) Tracts $ 4 AL 'mans Plot, PB 134,pget, Public Records 5emle Cotaty, Florida. so ft Of Lot I, Ilk G A,D. C pails Subdivision, PR 1, PU 71, ___________ ________________ ______________ ______ Lol$4,I911 12 13414 Ilk for sack separate parcel, or property. The minimum acceptable bid shall not be lees than the assessed value. ThepropoilWisuldbsina sealed oiiVelppe and Clearly nsarkid 8$ the City CO Sanford, no later than 7:00 VcIock P.M. on Tuesday, May * Proposal shall Inckids the parcel number and deecriptiell. and the 1. The net price of th, land $0 be paid to the CIty Of $a8leId. 7. AU fees shall be paId by the buyr-nsnebytheCltysfSanferd. 3. lnchjdaa certified ckek for ten (II Percent) CO the Pi'speiml eec ________ OF DIMES ---'. * --i --' J-- HAV ING may have '' Longwucd,Fioridawillholdapublic hearIng to Consider and solicit comments on tlw Comprehensive Land Us. Map Element Of Comprehensive Land Use Plan. Public hearing will be held on Wednesday, May 14. 1979 at 7:30 p.m, In the City CommIssion Chambers at Longwuod City Hall, 173 W. Warren Ave., LmpWOad, FlOIlda, Linda ft. Martin City ci, .U- ________ _____ 3 Bdr., 1½ bath, tenced b-yd, range, ref., d.wshr., washerdryer. VA appraised, $29,300. Call 323.4391 after 5:30. story home, beautifully land. scaped, has 1 BR apt over dbl garage. $49,500. THE RIGHT LOCATION business or Professional office building City Of FlorIda SECTION VII: ANNEXED AREA h1 May 1, II, 1979 RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES 01.1.5 ontinance becoming i , effective, the property owner In the • ;; above described annexed area shall be untitled to all of the rights and , privileges and Immunities as are __________________________________________________ ______________________________________ frorntimetotimedetermlnedby the . gn$ authority of thu City of ' NOTICIOPTAXIALS I, , Casselbirry, Florida, and th, provIsions CO the Charter of the City Court House in Sanford. County CO Seminole, Slate of Florida, Ta* of Casselberry, FlorIda In ac. corWcewfth Chapter 171114, Laws doe for taxes hereIn set opposIte the same together with all costs oT 1 of Florida, 1974. . saleandall advertising, SalewIll beheld In Room 103. '. SECTION VIII: EFFECTIVE (j':'i 0. Troy Ray, Jr. DATE - This ordinance shaft Tax Collector . become effectIve 30 days after its Seminole County, Florida ., , final pge and adoption. ?o ••s• • of n 1 56 to os a, .......,.,,,,, FlRsTfteADIsomislsoidayof "•"113 115 116 a, 117 April, AD. 1979. Lot 10 $k 11 Te H MsXdj 11te & Ist,teIs $6597, "Dide Tenses lit £44 pa 10 1 29.mwe.......,.,. SECOND READINGIhIs 33rd day Lot 7 Ilk B .lter V.a. CO April, AD. 1919. "Qt*dil,tll. EeIhtS pa 4 75 FINAL READING AND 120 ft of Lot 295 £11 Lot .ss* Ithetos $ ADOPTION this 23rd day CO April, VSs.7s So site. 244' on 25th St. $21,300. HtoM Hall Realty __________________ NOTICE ' - DISABLED 6 ACRES OV1EDO AREA WITH 3 BEDROOM HOME, ONLY 139,010, TERMS NEGOTIABLE. VETERANS Chaper 30 phey 17-92 MODERN 3 bEDROOM, 3 BATH ILOCK HOME ON S ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. 2 SCUm of SanfOrd AR1bbIAN WELLS WITH FENtED PASTURE. $4,110, •, ' Meetings Notice Legal GARAGE, LOADED WITH EXTRAS, Will. Every Wed.& Sat.. farIySIrde7:lSp.m. k . AD 1979 APPROVED: Bill •. ier, "Lsk Man*j aor 11 B Lot 1 lube SeSee1tsh Woods 71 15 1 ii.' tat Si $174 Qosotti sail Ps,',4w iwa - ' , ________________ ___________________ Did you know that your dub or organization can IPPI' in this lIstIng ach week for only $3.50 per week? This is an deal Way to Inform the public of aur club activities. ._ __________________ t your . ROOF, PRESENTLY RENT. ED, NEEDS NEW FINANCING, $30,900 TOTAL. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, GARAGE, WAI..K TO DOWNTOWN - $39SQ SEIGLU REALTY BROKER 2030 5. Myr$leAve.,$anford_ - lando327.1577 DL.n M$335 . , u$as OsmI7, - 'MaryWNawtlisnvie 0eUto, iI,t PUbliSh MIy 1,1, 13,27. 1979 CIty Clerk ' Publlsh:Msy 1.1,15,22. 1109 Dli.) D*J-12 : ' --' -' .-------,--- - ---------------.-- - . variety of tarm animals-"as is" tractor & More. $33,730. *273 YALE AVE. 3 BR, 1 bath, , CLASSIFIED -. EN *Markham Woods Rd. 3 BR, 2 B, 4 acre country estate. Complete with horse stable & pasture, also quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees. NEW 8. CLEAN ready to move SPACIOUS 3 BR 2* ;bath, formal dining. carpet, air, private patio w 2 car garage. Lovely club house, pool & tennis Furn. or into. Assumable 7 pct. mort. 3 BR 1'., b. 511 E. 14th St. 129,900. NEW Osteen, Duren Ave. Large unfurn. *44 Acres county acreage w- citrus grove & SRI6 frontage in Geneva. Attention developers 1 Acre bldg. lots wpaved rd, frontage & beautiful oak trees i Osteen. Good terms. REALTOR 322-4901 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 0623653 322)939 LOVE ENTERTAINING & PAM ILY LI FE TOO. You'lihave it all in this spacious 3 BR, 2 bath home with a beautiful fIreplace in the huge Fam. Rm. This new listing is located near the tennis courts in Pinecrest. Lots more to talk about so give us a call. REALTY WORLD.. '73 Concord Deluxe Mobile Home 12x60, 2 BR, 114 baths. Ex celient cond. $5,100. 319-5920. IS It. Terry tYJO self contained, air cond., canopy, Reese hitch 8. 5 way bar. Park Ave. Trailer Pk. "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 3227611 or $319993 and a friendly Ad-Visor 43-Lots.Acreage ORANGE TREES, IMPROVED PASTURE ON 20 ACRES. FISHING LAKE. WILL DIVIDE. $53,000 WITH EX CELLENT TERMS. 12 ACRES INCLUDING BARN AND LARGE POND NEAR FIREPLACE. NEEDS SOME FIXING. 3.44,000.00 - ON LARGE BASS LAKE PAy m ACRE WOODED HOME SITE WEST OF il ON PAVED ROAD $14,900. CANAL FRONT HOME SITE FACING GOLF COURSE IN LOCH ARBOR. $12,500 8. UP. GRAB THIS one, owner leaving state. 3 BR, 113, plumbing in for 2nd bath, spit plan, dbl. oven, range, OW, garage disp. s-s SUPER HOME SITE IN EXECUTIVE AREA NEAR DOWN TOWN. STONES THROW TO refriq,, formal dining, C-H&A, dbl, car garage. furn., negotiable. Will sell VA or FHA. LAKE MONROE $75,000. $31,900. VARIOUS OTHER LOTS IN EX ECUTIVE AREAS FROM $10,000 PACKAGE DEALS AVAILABLE TO BUILDERS WITH SELLER FINANCING. age apt. Could be apt down. stairs. Zoned comm. $20,000. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2435'a S. French (1792) Sanford 3235324 3 plus acres w-2 old frame homes on Country Club Rd. Zoned Agriculture. $30,000. Top Dollar Pad tor junk & usixi cars. tr.ick A hn.jv y rgu.pm.-sil 323 7365 Call Anytime Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 668-8335 OVER 54 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL, 19791 JUST LISTED 7 BR, 1 bath home ontreeshaded corner bIt Newly painted, eat-in kit., porch, Fla. Rm., close to shoppingl BPP WARRANTED. Only $230001 SUPER 4 BR, 1½ bath home in Washington Oaks, wC-H, w.w car,gè. OR, pantry, 1g. LR, porch 1 Much Morel BPP WARRANTED, Just $399001 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR Air Cond. & Heating 52—Appliances - - Air Cond Window Units *. GarnettVjnite Reg. Real Estate Broker BROWSE AND SAVE .. . It's easy and fun ... The Want Ad Way. JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322-1501, Sanford 45A-Qatol Stats moss's" area. pan. Fla. Nra., util. i-rn., w w carpet, close to schools & shopping. BPP WARRANTED. A Buy for 837,9001 Serv.& Repair 2Syrs Exp 323. 6160 Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES Central Heat I. Air Cond. Fr.. Est. 3230697 Call Carl Harrlsnt SEARS, Santord 322 - 1171 Refrigerator Coldspot, Frostfree IScu. It., $175 322 1599 _______ EVERY DAY somt'one appear here tomorrow 53—W-Radio.Stereo - is iooiunq for what you have to sell Call today and your Classif it'd Ad will — ........... , Cent hieat A A:r Cond Service Free Ed on st. Cpmm & lIes 372 0708 -------- - ------ Trash Compactor, Whirlpool H-D, white, usedomos $160 322 1117 or 323 5349 ________________________________ -_______ . JACK F-POST - Television-25" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. CIII 13117)4 day or fli'781t. — Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. REALTY Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Bali's Disc. Center Inc, 3202 French Ave. 3222235 __62-tGanden CARPENTRY USTOM CABINETS ci 113 0129 alter 530 l'AlNTlç, v," _____________________________ Asphalt Mowtng - Asphalt re'pa irs & (i,*l ing Sanford, Fla 322 1679, 322 3033 _________________________ c °' to large or small Corn plet.' lawn Service. Free "climate 373 1881. Landscaping A spraying 323 8049 call .lilytimne. Lawn Service ,eni'ral Landscaping Rose specialists, top Soil 8. fill dirt, lawn mnaint & tree trinitning 373 7948 Ught l'tauling Yard Debris, Trash Appli,Inces& Mist. (LOCALI 3495)7) Painting Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322070? 'inting by Anthony Corino in ter or, exterior qualified in all ptiases Free Est. Call 3220071. Electrical BURFIELD'S Electric Service 8. Repair. Industrial, Comm & Resid&'nhi,',l 372 9354 24 bIts. MN1 BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. ________________________________ Glass & Screen Murphy, P4. C. 20004 IIH.II W.lnt repair work of nd. nc luding roofs Free I- ,tmnatrc 1738543. , MEINTZEP TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty IS yrs Esp 8698567 II ft. fiberglass boil. 1? Mercury _____________________________________ 10 HP motor (under 30 hrs.) 8. trailer. $950. 323-4590 or 323 04)2 [essrnaking 59-Misical_Nrchandise i',LILAT ION Batting, blowing, MA(O Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose Lowest prices. Call 371 0839 or 904 734 670$ collect, Coi*r tIe Work I rec'Fstimate .111 .S'ir taytor 327 8515 or pi'mitry. paneling. cutviq. wds anything to repair Il,' tiOni,' I 30 6)09 Sam. -- RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg 55 Scott Reagan 3375)77 Home Improvement .ini liii, ( Alan's Appliancr's Refrigeration A C Repair Liensed 3730039 Accessories ___________________________ I Home Repairs Appliances - Good Used Televisions. 12 ana up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 3370352 SPOI'tSElUiPmeflt Wanted 25.445. French Ave. 3220231,3237173,322-0719. LOVELY 3 IR, 2 bath home in Pinecrestl Lg. Rms., dining ____________________ KENMORE WASHER- Parts. - I ow acreage near Sanford I or filling with rooting materials, Will buy, lease or pay by the load. Call Ao.ock Rooting 323 1DAY'TONA AUTO AUCTIGN 9? liii it' west ot Speedwa1 D,i tora Beach. will hold a put'It AU 10 AUCTION ever' I ui'siIa A Saturday at 1.30. It -s the unIv one in Florida. You set ttii' ri-cervød prcc Call 904-155 8111 lot luilben Ut'tijI$ JUST MAKE PAVMFNTS---'69td' 7', 'iiodt'I', Call 319 9100 or 834 .1605 I Dealer I - 7913' - .. BUY JUNK CARS F rorn $10 to $50 Call 372 1624, 37? eramicTile REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED! t1 — ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1797 Sanford, Fbi. 32771 hold. "- ' Sanford. 3225721. 55 -Boats & 3 Oil, lots zoned N 2. prIme location. Water, sewer. Wm. Maliczowsiii, REALTOR. 332. OR D C'.rand Torino .1 C, new tires, $800 in 7165 ON SALE-- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.9S ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Blvd. Terms. Need a place lot a horse? Approz. 2 acres, fenced. All grass, fruit trees. $5,500, $1,000 down owner '. 51—Househoki Goods 154*434 Zoned Comm., Lk. Mary REALTY __________________________ home demonstration. ________________________________ formerly Plarriett's Beauty Nook --_ 519E 1st St.. 322 5747 Sanford 321-0640 lvi,' I Pu.' The sooner you piac i' our classified ad the sooner viii will get results Care 7439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford $15,000' 80—Autos for Sale 72—Auction turntable, S track tape player. Beauty Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments at $11 per ma. Call 131-1714 for free r TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON BROKER (3) 2' z acre tracts, wooded. 51,250 edt. Small down owner JIold. Nice country lot, mobile home w. add on, fenced, 2 utilit) Sheds. STENSTROM Antiqut' Roll 'i diSk & liar Ptiøi I?? 'l'l ,Itt,'r ;' 322 5677 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AMFM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO SEIGLER REALTY 79.A—Tnjck Accessroles elln(; Due to Illness Put your ia; P Il to work with UNI HOIST Pimp Ti uck Conversion. Retail $895. Dealer cost $695. Close out S496 869 1816 CONTEMPORARY SOF- A. $50 514.900. TERMS. 3 BR, 1½ batb.$jnfand Estates,-. carport, large screened porch, drapes, range & Ref Super clean, $32,500 - 71—AntiqUes 77—Junk Cars RenxVed FICES, NEAR NEW K MART. corner lot. $30,900. .t.da PU Ie,00 cc I(yl .1 '.p.'eit A If chiCks tool box, il Oi nii 27 r'ni per '. I(V i'*l .Ivra(Je .1?? 8)18 - Beds double hotel $30 set Sanford Auction IllS S French 323 7310 100 FT. FRONTAGE ZONED OF. 3 BR, 2 bath, Pam. Rm., double Handy man special. 2 lots w-gar. icDJ Larry's P,iarl, 215 S,intorci At' Buy & Sell, the I 'nest in uc.',l turnttuj-e, Refrig ste foois p For Est,i)c Comrlt'r( ., dental Auctions p Appr,,sals Call Dell's Acton in 5610 ED ROAD. BRING YOUR BOAT AND $35,000. TERMS AVAILABLE. INC, REALTORS 130.4133 or 339.4711 eves. 79—TrUCks.Trailers lur Cash 322.4132 ALMOST 3 ACRES FRONTING FORREST ORUNi Sanford S pc. BR suite new. $239; S PC. LR new $399; Loveseat $44.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ret. $508. up; El. stove $608. up; full size draperies 510 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So. 01 Sanford, 3221721. Cottage lent, seatc 10*12, nylon w canvas root. Like new, w canopy, sIoO or best offer. 377 1112 or 323 5349. AIRPORT BLVD. ON HIGH WAY 16. WILL DIVIDE $45,000. GREAT TERMS! FORMAL DR., PAM. NM. & APPLIANCES niture Salvage 37? 87?) WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 1)', ACRt, SOME OAK, SOME LAKE SYLVAN AREA, LOTS OF LAND AND TREES. 3 BR, 1'/S, WE BUt USED FURNITURE P. Wrangler Jeans Sale $1099 pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 322 5191 will help you. Cash for your lotI Will build on your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. 6443013 Medel InC., Re""r YOUR CLOCK IS 1 HOUR AHEAD PUT SOME SPLASH IN YOUR LIFE, A home for the Young at Heart. Located in scenic Lake Mary. This 4 BR home has C. H&A & a beautiful private pool 1. patio area surrounded by lawn a, flowers. $54,300. 42-MbiIe Homes See our beautiful new BARRING TON wlap siding 8. shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Dr. 3235200 VA & FHA Financing VA- F HA-235.Conv, Hornet Low Down Payment TEMPER AGENCY THIS WEEKEND make use of that extra daylight to drive out to the Paula area & see this country type farm house with over 3 acres ground. A small canal runs right by the property. Owner will hold mortgage with substantial down payment. $54900. WOULDN'T BE ANY. f,00d Ole Days have never Ads The B ,,.,ire'.IIi The Best' en 'it' Oassf ed 3?223j ill 315E First St - Thy' ______________________________ Since 1937 ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE - '.otorcycl.' Insurance BLAIR AGENCY lfl 1876 or 123 7711) ,xll - WINTER ITEMS. ..SELI. good price & terms. acrec Kuip Decorators MINUIE... IF CLASSIFIED MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR 78—MotOrCyCles 68—Wanted to Buy comparable quality. 109W is? 531.000. Low down payments, BUILDER. 322-2257. 'nd for rent, 35 tenced ,,t mo Call 373 00l . REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 327 719$ - 66-A— Pa sture Land FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from $6 50 yd installed upholstery drapes slip Covers we w,il 001 be undersold on CailBart New 233 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to Appt. only I 001 N P inling Paper hug ng tree esI Professional wur kiiintiiyj iii.irL ...-'..... . .slrx,Irl(i Interior Exterior House Painting L'censed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates, (305) 3279440 Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est 127 6545 AFRICAN VIOLtTS FAMILY'S DELIOHTI 3 IN, 7 Bath Home w-Central HAC, w.w Carpet, Fenced lack Yard, Near Schools & S1,oppkl Nice Neighborhoodt A Deal for 541,01St DOLL HOUSEI 3 Ii, 3! Bath Home with Pool a, Patiol Lg. FR, Eatin Kit., w-w Carpet, Central Air, Privacy Fence on Large corner l.oti BPP WARRANTED. Fantastic Ivy for 51001Sf NEAl. ESTATE ASSOCIATES — JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADENI WI LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONII JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO, ii Sanford's Sales Leader 3222420 IATEMAN REALTY Bag. Real Estate Broker EALTORSW PARK IljsSanisrdAve. REALTOR . ML5 171 6061 or eves. 373 0517 Immediate orcupancy, New 3 bp., I B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor. nursing home & downtown. $77,500 wexcelient terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 3226457 or 3221)11 aft 5. close to shopping & in quiet neighborhood. New Listing. Excellent investment for rental. Only $26,500. ANYTIME Multiple LIsting Sirvics m2SS - amenities including CH & CA, 2 FP's, 4 BR 2 B. 2218 Palmetto Ave. $42,500. HOMEtJWNERS: 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. 644251$. Geneva includes mobile home, ck* or orØn- Zitlin would like to ha fli,lUdsd In this listing - ....! , 2 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME EN. CLOSED CARPORT, NEW M. Unsworth Realty ROOM TO ROAM over 1,700 sq. ft. of living area 4- 3 lots, many Sale for We have d snger Futura Sewing mach SoI new for $650 was Christmas lay away, there was only $116 bat, due, purchasers left area and we are unable to' locate You can have mach. for 5116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo Will take trade as part payment Call 531 1714 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation STOP AND THINK A IOWNER SAYS SELL EVERY- BIngo j,• ' ALMOST NEW ULTRA MODERN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH DOUBLE Busln.ss 7:30 1st Tues. _____________________ _________________ --. Eve. 3320812,332-1317,337.7177 "'REALTORyMLS '323-5774 Day or Night ____________________________ AMERICAN " SO—Miscellaneous Build to suit our lot or yours. FHA VA, FHA 735 & 245. I NC, REALTOR 3237537 PRIMESITE300'trontageonLk. Mary Blvd. Ideal Business location, great investment, $72,000. CHARMER older 2 story, 3 BR, , new carpet, patio 1. 2 porCues. Cony, location, $31,300. BARGAIN OLDER HOME that needs some TLC. 2411 Palmetto Ave. $21,500. HAL COLBERT, REALTY --- - ONE of a KIND-sedate older 7 f BrandsOlfic, SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD, 24 HOUR W. 322-9213 100 pcI. VA financing-3 I, corn pletsip refinished. Country living, Seeinglsbelieving, lotsot 47_D Estate ________________________ __________________________ Losing your home I credit? I will catch up back payments 1. buy bully. 32213)4. Sales DIRT & TOP SOIL Leader needs 64—Equipient for Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac * • *HOUSE WANTED' e InNesdof Repairs 3330111 Eves. Associates, penanced or newly Grooming & Bo.rcng - Sanford's most welI.know progressive, Sales Volume • screen-porches, pool mci. wds. All type re glazing & wd. install Free Est. Mr. Taylor 3728545 _______________________ YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3237510 nf.d lend with IS Rainbird Irrigation system. 3331141. Real Estate The Greenhouse Eves after 4$. weekends islicensid CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3373151 ANIIviAL HAVEN 009 & Cat boarding, bathing,clipping, flea con'rol Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside itennels, Screened outside runs, also air COnd Cages 322 5157 Newt a SLl.iest Listing Inventory lOaminant Advertising 49 Hour Sales TraIning SMambir Realtors & ERA IMatienal Referral Service - 23 Years Experience diitu.aien ii 190W Career in leal Estate call Herb $tenstroon, Realtor-Owner, REMODELINGIREPAIR 5,6. BALINT&ASSOC. 3220665 Free to good home Black female puppy 323-3425 - 563.743 Piuning Service - All PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, leaks, Fast Service (hg Cds 323 0174. 322 4601 RaHings Custom built iron work. Window guards. gates etc. Mart,,u s ..li 1181, 3.39 7893 CUSTOM HOME BUILT DOBERMAN PINCHERS 34.57$4 WILL IUY EXISTING 1st &bd MORTGAGES, ft. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 02$ No. 40 Wymore Nd,, Atlamonte. confidential Realtors PUPPIES FOR SALE 4 Compatible Aciallo Stenstrom Realty, Hoitis Improvements ________________________________ 6S—ts.ppIles AM0i'Ig IouØ FulI.Time Office Supervision Fora _________ ,,sntel exlerior & interior paint tog E *ample 2 BR ext., $150. (,u,uranteed good work, 30 yrs. i.'xp £309996 1 Man, quality operation Iyrs.exp. Patios, Driveways etc Wayne Seal 377 1371 ______________________ All types. egpt repair, truck bodies, roof ricks, portable e'qpt Martin's 323 75$) 339.7493 for Sal. _______________________ Half Arabian Gelding, 18 hands, good games. Must sacrifice. 333 1Q74 or Hobby Horse Ranch, S mi. WoO Wekiva River Hwy. 4' Vending Machines-Not Soup for sale. Will sell to the best offer. Call $303122. -------- ----..-------,----- 'IL ______________ Live.lncompanioneiderly ladY Roorn,board&wages. 322-3133 DISTRICT, PROVIDING FQR' SEVERABILITY, CONFLIC7S AND EFFECTIVE DATE, I i A copy shall be available at the Office of the City Clerk for persons desiring to examine same. ,, All parties in interest and citIzens. I shall have an opportunity to be' heard at said hearing, By order of the City commlssl47 of the City of Sanford, Florida. -, • HN. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Publish: May I, 1919 DEJ.3 41—Houses - lot 3 BR 2 B $48,500. 24395. MyrtleAv,., Sanford 37)08403271577 3611335 or a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Poriig 323-3324, ' OF Seigler Realty Broker - RAILROAD RIGHT.OF.WAY FROM Ri-i (RESTRICTED IN. DUSTRIAL.) DISTRICT TO MI2, (MEDIUM INDUSTRIAL) LOTS MONTH. dental office. Sanford 3230)00. LINE AIR, PARKING. STRAGETIC LOCA TION ON 11.92 SANFORD. READY JUNE 1ST. $400 certified dental assistant & experienced receptionist for . BUILDING WITH CARPETS, PANELING, CENTRAL 3223937 AMENDMENT CHANGING 'THE COAST MODERN OFFICE BabySitter Needed ZONING OF THAT PORTION OF. -. PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN,. COUNTRY CLUB ROAD AND,. WEST 25TH STREET AND THE SEABOARD ___________ _____________________________ member of a team, do you relate well with people, if so, we need OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN: SAID CONSIDER LAND USE MAP ELEMENT OF THE COM. PRININSIvI LAND USE PLANt TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the City Commission of the CIty Of _____ Do you work effectively as a AMENDINGORDINANCENO. 1097 NOTICIOPPU$LICNIANINGTO ______________ low cost Classified Ad, '. 101 N. Magnolia Ave. Orlando, Florida 33503 g Publish: April 24, May 1, DEI-104 _________________________ fromlx6to 15*30. 1.4 hId. Pk it SR46. 323.0061 DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a Public Hearing will be held at thi" a.k.a O.L, Dewier, øeceawd. LAW OFFICE ROBERT W LEE Storageor Work Area wouldn't behere. If you want the ooprtllnit'f to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.100-4321403 anytime for i'ecorded message. Commission Room in the City Hal( in the City of Sanford, Florida, at--'-7:000'clock P.M. onMay 14, 1979, to consider the adoption of an or- dinance by the City of Sanford, . Florida, title of which is as follows: ' -. ORDINANCE NO, 147$ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY" OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, Ona L. Dowler, 37A-OIfIcsR.i.I _________________________ 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 lob thisad I Notice is hereby given that a; -. -5- Mary Wolf as Persønal Representative of the Estate of lot. $155 mo., 1st., last. security. No Eets. Available now 574)040. ________________________ it' BXPe1I,ncedgardenerfor Mariners village. Part time Call 323-5670. __________________________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING" TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTIOW' OFANORDINANCE BY THE ClT" • OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, g, convenience & 6 p.m. ' County, Florida, this *th day of Deltona, 1st area, 3 BR, large paneled Fla. Rm. or DR. Corner Man needed for yard cars at Apt. Complex during summer season. 3222090 between 10 a.m , ,. - APRIL 23, 119 33-Houses Furnished -• Moore, Zayre Store Sanford. I a.m..10 am. NO CALLS: " DATED at Orlando, Orange ____________________ EXPERIENCED JANITOR must Use buffing mathins. $300 hr. DEJ4 ALL CLAIMS, demands and authorized to amend, alter and stjppiensenttheofficialcityniapcf the City of Casselberry, Florida to include the annexation contained In on SECTIONVI:SEVERABILITYlfanysictionorportionotasictlon ontktance proves to be Inof valid, unlawful or setltutionet, it shail not be held to invafldste or irnpofr validity, force or effect of any other section or pert of this - , oblectionsnotsofiledwill be forever barred SECTION V: AMENDMENT OF OFFICIAl. CITY MAP- That the City Clerk be and Is hereby - same. All parties in interest and citizens.shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commission • of the City of Sanford, Florida. . -, H.N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk -PublIsh: May ' 1979 , retired fringe benefits. Exp. preferred. CaliLlnda AIford, 3220015. to exeintne the'. that Independent 'Li pool. Luxury living, turn, or ljnfurn. Call The Real Estate I'gency, 323-5324. stores. Must be able to WOrk night 1, wk. ends. Good pay, A copy shall be available at the Officeof theCity Clerk for all desiring to examine the same. Office Of the City Clerk for all" challenges the validity of the decedent's Will, the qualifications of the Persona! Representative, or the jurisdiction of the Court, and ALL PERSONS having claims or demands against the estate are required to file with the Clerk of the ebove Court a written statement of any claim or demand, April, Local — For Lease Executive home in ldyllwilde. 4 BR. 7 B, FR, 5cr. CASHIERS . radiator shop. Fantastic location, good accounts. Owner to help finance, $35,000. lease. Ret. 1-904775-7556. -_________________________ SEVERABILITY. CONFLICT'S' AND EFFECTIVE DATE ROBERTW. LEE,whoseaddressis Companion, 323.2920. 3 BR Viz B stove & ref. AC. Walk to stores, Sanford Middle School. $250 a mo. first & last, 6 mo. oreferred.mustdrive.Smallsal. CITY OF THE SANFORO FLORIDA FOR UTILITY PUR..j POSES, - PROVIDING P0*--- 101 N. Magnel1* - Tiit. Suite 316, Orlando, Florida 32103. WITHIN THREE (3) months from the date of First Publication of this Notice on 24th day of April, 1979. ALL PERSONS interested in the Estate are required to file any o. - + rm. & bd. Call VING THE USE OF SAME UNTO: address Is 918 Aldrich Ave. Winter Park, Florida 32759. The name and the Personal address of Representative's Attorney is they AND.- SOUTH ALLEY LYING BETWEEN STREET (GENEVA 25TH AVENUE) AND 25TH PLACE AND BETWEEN PARK AVENUE AND. MAGNOLIA AVENUE, RESER' . Avenue, Sanford Florida. The Personal RWlsenhstIv..ofr$h• Estate is MARY WOLF, whoSe iections Live-in Village. ________ fl4loUSC'S Unfurnished ployer. ABANDONING THAT NORTH- File Number 79-130-CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate DivisIon, theaddrsssof whith is North Park 5himmdoh -____ accepting applications for full & part lime, day 1, night em oloyment. Good fringe benefits. Apply in person Sun.Thuns., 2.5 p.m. Equal Opportunity Em. s ' , ORDINANCE NO. 1469 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY FLORIDA, -. SANFORD, OF VACATING 2 BR apts fully furnished; pans, dishn, silver, etc. & all utilities inc. Available till October 1st. By day, wk or month. COLLEGE STUDENTS! Burger King No. 9 in Sanford now ' — Sanford- Excellent 1 BR, air. ww carPet, ceramic bath. From $155-Adults. 3235019. ATTENTION MOMS, MOONLIGHTERSA Florida, title of which is as follows: CLOSING, ' Ave. Nurses, RN's & LPN's, Aides, Live.ln companion, short term assIgnment. Homemakers UpJohn 621.0636. , in the City of Sanford, Florida,' at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on May 14, 1979, to consider the adoption of an or. dinance by the City of Sanford," that the administration of the ESTATE OF ONA L. DOWLER, a.k.a. O.L. DOWLER, Deceased, - :.t& , Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in the City Hall THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Fleida is'c' P1*llds: May 1, 1979 OIJ., PERSONS ALL town, very clean a roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Enthusiastic only need appl. Call 323.5176 for Appointment, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF ANORDINANCE BY THE CITY. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. APRIL 73, 1579 Notice is hereby gIven that a CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST roads, highways, alleys, and avenues located within or between the existing municipal limits and areas annexed herein in Section I Fiends -.' TO LIMITS BY DECLARATION Thatths corporatellmlts of the City of Caswiberry, Florida, be and it is herewithandherebyredeflnedsoas to include said tract of land herein described, The description herein contained shall Include all streets, 4, , o, 12. 14, Ilk A, Celery Avenue Addition, PB 1, pg 12$. Public ReCords o Sitninole County, Florida. _______ , Business opportunity. Auto- APts. for Senior Citizens. DdWn.' Are you a self starter? A good pne voice & an aggressive personality I the key to success. Excellent opportunity for plenty of room for advancement. ' Ave. Sanford, Fl. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION APIDNOTICETOCREDITORS SECTION Ill: CONDITIONS OF ANNEXATION - None. SECTION IV. REDEFININ,O binder. This prepseel ie ii tO 14IN8$. The City Cimeelsaiss reeu'v.s the right Is accept or relict any or all yspsiitiintliebutlofaataef$w CIty if sanferd. ' ___ Supply in Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 19)0 French 54.000. THING! 10 acre farm near 31-Apartments Furnished _______________________ Agency Trainee Most complete Craft 8. Hobby - . with experience. 323-0673. .. . IN THE CIRCUIT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NUMBER 75.135.CP IN RE: ESTATE OF ONA L. DOWLER, a-k.a CL. DOWLER, Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 11.92 in Sanford. Call $670 Mariner's Village _______—- ' mercial). Floilda. •' Legal Notice ____________________________ ___________________________ feet. thence 5.42 degrees 47' 1$" W 200.00 feet; thence N. 41 degrees 12' 42' W. 260.00 feet; thence N. 42 degrees 47' 1$" E 200 feet to the Point beginning; subject to a utility easement over the S'wly 10 feet. II: ZONING Section DESIGNATION — C.2 (Corn- County, Proposals may be made -. Want to build? We have the lot. 1 BR-$il. Pool. Adults only, on receivable & payroll. 40 hr. week. Salary commensurate i1-A--Arts&Crafts Trilevel country home, beautiful 13 home wtile & oak floors. 1+ acre, fruit & pecan trees. Completely fenced. $69,000. - Bookkeeper.accounts payable, ________________________ LIVING- room for horses, fish pond, 32w-FR, 5 acres. $69,750 Unfurnjsd Earn money at home. For app?. Call 574.2036. Expressions 41-Houses 3OA3srtments ________________________ taxes, fuel bills, past due bills. ' Call JoAn, 3231112 ,VHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33511. ___________________ Sanford. Gracious living from $28 weekly. Utilities included. 500 S. Oak. 3229623; $411113. _________________________ EARN EXTRA MONEY. Pay _____________ Creative Thinking about that summer vication! Get a better car through the classified ads in today's paper. _____________________________ -________________________ 29-Rooms __________________________ — Legal Notice APRIL 27, 019 INVITATION FOR PROPOSAL The City of Sanford will accept firm proposals for the purchase 01 City property described as ollows' (1) Lot 20 (Lesithe $10 0701W 40.8 ft Less E 2ff) Lincoln Court, PB 4, pg 20, PublIc Records of Seminole County, Florida. (3) E½ of Lot 33, South Sanford, PB 1 pg 94, Public Records 01 Seminole County, Florida. SE¼ BIk 6, Tr 13, Town of SemInole -- Lost: Small, red, female Dach. shund. Pinecrest area. Reward. 322.5903 From the northwest corner of the SW'/i of the NE/a Of SectiOn Township 21 South, Range 30 East, Seminole County, Florida; thence run S. $9 degrees SS'00" E along the north line of said 5W¼ of the NE¼ Sedio,20, a distance of 1227.93 feet; thence S. 41 degrees 12' 42" E 233.34 feet; thence N. 42 degrees 47' ii" E 1174.41 feet toa point on the S'wly N. W line of SR. 438; thence S. 47 degrees 12' 42" E along said S'wly N. W 330.00 feet to the point of beginning. Thence continue S. 47 degrees 12' 47" E along said NW line 260.00 ClOy C.smmt CO Ceflanisri HOSWS HEROES OMISTOHO somebody is looking for your bargain. Offer it today in the Classified Ads. ___________________________ follows, to wit: FlorIda. N 19,021101 Lot?, Ilk 14, Tr 10, TOWn of Sanford, PB 1, . .Public — .. .. 11-instructions Casselberry working female 21, desires same 1$ to to share 2 BR mobile home $115 mo. + '.' utilities. Ph. 831.5029. 373.3153 _________________________ . - SECLUDED COUNTRY CABI NET MAKER EXPERIENCEDONLY ______________________ & Found DEJ-11 Sanford, P5 1, pg 112. Public Records of Seminole County, . 41—Houses To Share WHY SAVE IT ... SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost Classified Ad. __________________________ ACOLORFUL FUTURE ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful whqn you're earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 4t 30l9tordetaIls. AVON . Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford area. 322.2371. Sam's Portion Meats. — City of Casselberry, Florida, to annex and zone said property, sublect to specIfic conditions and restrictions; and WHEREAS, the City Council has concluded from investigation that all municipal services will be available to the area to be annexed on the effective date of this or dinance, NOW THEREFORE, BE iT on or alter April 30, 1979, and all of Strawberries lag, plentiful. 15 qt. or more 3 for $1. YOU PICK! EVERY DAY! Other Vegetables at Treasure Island, Hwy. 41, E. of Leesburg. (904) 7173819. 28—Apts. & Houses Cabinet shop-experienced a, trainees. Driver with chauffers licenSe. 3395943. ' p-Good Ttings to Eat _____________________' 1SAOHULAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL.ANON Forfamiliesorfriendsof problemdrinkers For future information call 647.3333orwnite Sanford Al.Anon Family Group P.0.50*333 Sanford, Fla. 3277) WHEREAS. oblections to such annexation and zoning have been considered and hearings held, and it appearing in the best interest of the WILLIAM A. CCX, A.I.A., ARCHITECT 735 North Thornton Avenue (rIando, Florida 37503 Phone: (30$) m.2,9l 18—Help Wanted I___ --6-Child Care ____________ _-- — .. , . . WILL BABY SIT IN MY HOME I 332597) ____________________________. FACED WITH A DRINK ING PROBLEM? Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone6ll.3333 WriteP.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32771 iiuiiiuUUNII _____________________________ - _________________ Florida, inaccordance with Chapter SPECIFICATIONS, BIDDING and other CONTRACT DOCUMENTS WILL BE ISSUED ONLY BY. foMowk: ___________ OMosaN $10 (2) CAROL IURSIITT AND n-ES THE 000 COUPLE ..-.-- 171.014, Laws of Florida, 1916; and PLANS, (cIASS Sundoj - Noon Friday zoning to 11* City of Casselberry, for Plans and Specifications: $50.00 per set Deposit such on the outside, it sheuld be submlttedtotheCltyCeawnls$lonCO __________________ 1 r s9io,aoo.00 Records Before Publication Noon The Da the area sought to be annexed, consenting to anti requesting the annexation of said parcel and has thoroughly the considered feasibility of such annexation and ____ ________________ (2) UIIMENCY ONm (F THE 000 COURLI OSEWITHUD BEVERLY HII1IR1'U 0 MAKE MS I.AUSH MIAMI STMIT DEADLINES annexationsigned by the landowner of the area sought to be annexed to and requesting annexation and zoning of that parcel specifically described hereIn; and WHEREAS, the City Council the City of Casselberry, Florida, theretofore at a regular meeting of the City Council has approved the petition signed by the landowner of Jackson Heights Middle, Lake Orienta Elementary, Sabal Point Elementary, Sterling Park Elementary, and Winter Springs Elementary. Estimated Construction Cost: I 11* I 3 Lines Minimum Casselberry, Florida, a petition for B,CeieryAvsnueAdditioit,PI1,pg 12$. PUblic ReCordS of Simboole County, Florida. (1ULOf11ONOf2h$frW,Ros. Co P13, Pg 3. PublIc Records Seminole County, FIoiidi, 1979. .. (12) W lift of E of Lots 11 a . (SEAL) Ilk 9, Dreamwoid, PB 3, pg 90, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR,, Public Records of Seminole County, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida. Seminole County, (133 Lot 14, less state road r-w, -Florida. Frank L. Woodruffs Subdivision. PB By; Patricia Robinson 3.pg41, P1*1k Records of Seminole oepu,y cier County, Florida. Publish: May , I, 1,7, _______________ $10 (I)• M'A'$H(R) J0TNC COMPANY 8:00 A.M. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon WHEREAS, therm has been filed with the City Clerk of the City of reed aloud for furnishing General Contractor services for the constructlon of: Project: Attamonte Elementary, - a, 1 time ................ 43c a ii ' 3consecutiv,timu .. - - 31c a Ii icon CUtiVStfl)IS..... 35C a Ii HOURS AND PRIVILEGES FOR CITIZEN. IN THE CITY; SHIP AND EF. SEVERABILITY; FECTIVE DATE. recslvedwillbspubliclyopenedand -. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. a School Board of Seminole County, Florida, until 10:00a.m. on May32, 1979, at the office of the Superin. tendent, 1211 MeIlonviIIe Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32171, at which time and place all proposals Tuesday, May 1, 1979-hA 8319993 322-2611 ORDINANCE NO. 371 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING CORPORATE THE WITHIN LIMITS OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, AN AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND MORE PAR. TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: From the northwest corner of the 5W¼ of the NE¼ of Section 20, Township 21 South, Range 30 East, Seminole County, Florida; thence run S. 19 degrees 35' ' E along the north line of said SW'i of the NE¼ Section 20, distance of 1221.93 feet; thence 5. 47 degrees 12' 42" E 233.54 feet; thence N. 12 degrees 17' ii" E 1)76.43 feet to a point on the S'wly R.W line of SR. 136; thence S. 11 degrees 12' E along said S'wly R.W 330.00 feet to the point of beginning. Thence continue S. 47 degrees 12' 12" E along said R.W lIne 260.00 feet; thmceS.4degreesll' 1$"W 200.00 feet;thenceN.11degreeSl2'42"W. 760.00 feet; thence N. 42 degrees 47' $" E 200 feet to the point of beginning; sublect to a utilIty easement over the S'wly 10 feet. DECLARING AVAILABILITY OF MUNICIPAL SERVICES; DE. FINING CONDITIONS OF AN. NEXATION; PROVIDING ZONING CLASSIFICATION; REDEFINING THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA TO INCLUDE SAID PARCEL OF LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL SAID CITY; OF LIMITS AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT OF CITY MAP TO INCLUDE THE HER El N; ANNEXATION PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHT Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. OrIoi'co-1-9 Seminole questirelatIvetobiddIngsMIlbe dIrected to said firm. Bid security in the amount of five Seminole County. Florida, more percent (5 percent) of the base bid parlicuarly described as: wIll be required. Contract Fromthe Northwest cornerof Said stIpulate a'OIIS twa.. ENACTED BY THE CITY COUN. run thence Søuthwst sIon the requIrements ed P1'. 1O Persent) .eer CIL THE cliv - OF OP. N*g11-oI.way)Ins01 __ CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA: No.158. 600,71.74 feet to the Point of formance and payment bond In the total contract amount of each section I: ANNEXATION AND Beginning, thence run N 89 degrees ordered. ZONING -That the City of 35' Ii" E. 200.00 feet, thence 5 0 THE SCHOOL BOARD OF Casselberry, Florida, does herewith degreesoi' 24" E. 3)1.12 feet, thence and hereby annex and designate 559 degrees 43' 22" W 391.11 feet to SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA By: WILLIAM P. LAYER -:aningoaaw*abltrectof land lying the East Rightof.way line of State SUPERiNTENDENT Florlda,,and in ,Road No. 15 and MYJ,,iJgnce N 31 more particularly described as degrees 49' 43" E, 375.0 feet along Publish: May 1, E"IT19, conveyed to mortgagor herein by WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD __ MARLEH, INCORPORATED, a the East RightoIway line of State (F 1.1, cAen rnfled t*tlIors w1 $1,. wavy We Slaw au 2 hot butler fa iyti A0dIv.vsiyWu€Ciss1 • MARY LOU CROW; F RED H. 7:25 (1) HIGH ROU.EMS (4) 0 ThE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) $ ' 69 COMPLETE DINNER INCLUDES1 SECTION A ARTICLE 1 CONTRACTOR'S FORM SealedbidswiilbereceIvedbythe Florida Corporation; A.H. CROW; 1100 L ADVERTISEMENT FOR lIDS CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 75-167-CA-09.D CLARENCE E. DYE, CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OF ORDINANCE OF ANNEXATION BY THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA Notice is heresy given that , City Council of the City of Casselberry, Florida, adopted an OrdinanceofAnnexationasf011Ows Datedlhis2lthdayof April 1919. by: Thomas Wilson, III Executive Director Publish: April 21, 29, 30, May I, 3, 1979 DEl-ill IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR 00000 MORNING AMERI.. CA 10:55 'f- . ___________________ LEGAL NOTICE Noticeof Public Hearing Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Sanford, Florida. will conduct public hearings pursuant to regulations promulgated by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, for the following rposes: i.Performand Hearings pertinent to the implementation of approved prolects. 2. Public Hearings in which the l9l9Community Development Block Grant Program will be presented. Puyblic Hearings will be held May 1,1979 and May I. 1919, at 1:00 P.M., In the Redding Gardens Community Facility, in the City of Sanford, Florida. Interested citizens are invited to attend hearings, and to comment in favor of, or opposition to proposed P'OIects. VS. (2) AU. STAR SECRETS 0 WHEWI - LEGAL AD BOARD OF COUNTY COM MISSIONERS TH COUNTY OF 'F.MINOLF Invitation to bid for 2000 lbs. of pensacola bania q'oss seed and 21,000 lbs. of fertilizer, as advertised on S II 79, is postponed until further notice, Purchasing Agent Seminole County Courthouse. Room Ill Santord, Fl. 32771 (305) 3234330, Ext. 295 Publish: May 1. 1979 DEJ 6 - ________________________ FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am eng,.ged in busIness at 115 Atlantic Drive Maitland, Florida Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of A.ABC VAN & STORAGE. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Wit: SectioneoS.O9FloridaStatutes 1951. Sig. James C. Mitler Sr. Publish: April 10, Il, 21, May 1,1979 DEI31 (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING 10:30 Isus.i. FICTITIOUSNAME Notiteishetebygiventhatweare ennaged in business at 1117 East Highway 436-Altamonte Springs, F'orida Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of ALL SEASONS HOMES and that we iflt9fldtor,gist,r5.Idflamewlththe Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in acôfdance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 863.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. Harold F. White George 0. Willmer Publish: April 24, May 1,9, 15, 1979 DEI.104 Plaintiff, 10:00 — FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that i am engaged in business at 2701 West 5th Street, Sanford, Florida Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious nameof FIRSTIMPRESSIONS.and that I ,nz',d h register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in at. cordance with the provisions of the Fiuitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Sectiont6SO9 Florida Statutes issi. Sig. Robert W. Theism for Suncrete Corporation Publish. April 24, May 1. , 15, 397 DEl 107 (2) J TODAY __ Host Johnny Carson. Goisets: The Hovis Of 6:25 930 •TAXI Loule gets dazzling results when Bobby imperson. ouslymurdered.(R) GLOBAL PAPER "The [[MIoVIELANi) 9 O CBS MOVIE "Fraternity beautiful woman whos. former lovers have all been mystsri. 24 2:11 7:30.0:30 7:4S5:ø 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 0 SUNRISE 1o00 8TARSKY & HUTCH Starsky becomes involved wIth a II MORNING 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY ones recalls the fun and hear- i n 322 7yi ____________________ ____________________ 5:53 Peter Fox. A man torn by mem- J(E LAZA ____________________ ápãrént suicide of an old friend of Betty's was actually a case of murder. (A) 0 ABC MOVIE "Junior Bonner" (1972) Steve McQueen, Robert Preston. An aging rodeo star who returns home for one last contest finds his family and the town have totally changed. (A) 8:30 gold thieves. (2 Hrs.) ____________________ by becomes convinced that the PTL CLUB 0 LAVERNE 4 SHIRLEY Liverne arranges a blind date for 6:00 Shirley with an old high school EARLY aqualntance known as (4)CRACKERBARREL "Eraserhead." (A) SHA NA NA Guest: Chub- (2) reports on the recent accident at the Three Mite Island nuclear plant in Pennsylvania, the ensuing economic and political repercussions, and the future of nuclear power. HAPPY DAYS Fonzie puts his life on the line for an ailing escape artist. (R) (4) ThE NEWLYWED GAME 0 BARNABY JONES Barna- Legal Notice Legal Notice a.1 AW -4 -iürt"-... -. - ---"—' -. -.. - . - - ,O •C q �A-Ev.nIng Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, May I, 17 M I ;rir -,W- ==_ -I -M. MEN'S•.WOMENSSSCHILDRENIS RESTYLING CUSTOM TAILORING •DRAPERY FLARES a1 BELL BOTTOMS GET STRAIGHT WITH ROSA EIrj SR434 •LONGWOOD CENTER BEHIND CANTMISS START YOUR I, tJ ADVERTISI NG ! ,_ $20.00 322.2237 TUNE IT YOURSELF . Pvsi, AM Domestic Parts C.mpist, Mud Wsrt AM raosflatt OfIM4i, S Tuiss kais• points *MitIvssS CksnUCaIs Solvents RE B UILT ENGINES_L,w ~ FOR "DO IT YOURSELF." PARTS I MIXON AUTO PARTS sod MACHINI SHOP Phon.323.olos Sanford I, . SUMMER TOPS Andres £ Viola J 60 3,"41 IIp GOOSE BUMPS Cusiom A!/e,.00s & Design 671 SOUTH EAST LAKE STREET LOtGWOOD FL 32150 TUESDAY-SATURDAY 9:OOA.M..3:30pM TAILORING AT IFS REST WHOLESALE PRICES I 50% OFF T KETS *DRAPERIES MADE TO MEASURE FOR YOUR RODS WOVEN WOOD SHADES *SLIP COVERS It\'1I SALTERATIONS (Drapery &clothing ) 1fl USED FURNITURE FOAMCUTTOORDER REMNANTS kill FREE ESTIMATES_NO OILIGATION I I at Route 436 in Altamonte Springs, installs television antennas both outside and In attics. "A lot of people think they are gulngto get cablevnw Serving The Area For 25 Years. 70 E. CELERY AVE. PH. 322.2117 SANFORD ' ó - big outlet companies have big antennas, but they are not right louses Tij • soijics ftc ii TWP 19$ $01 •ssseeesssussee S 40 CS OF F LOCH OF V WILCO SALES C(140 11442.52 1/2 ILESS S 10 Cl-el ----SEC 24TWP 19'l-eGZi -------- ------------••ss METES • OUNCS SEC 24 TO igs Pot 29! i.eisssssess N 253.1$ FT OF S 503,55 FT DUNN I I • wINIFRED A $65.7 OF W 21$ Ft OF GOVT LIlT 1 ILESS iOl lEG 425 Ft N • 6*1.46 FT w 4BE*T$ JOEL & JANIS C/079 $324.31 OF SE COYT LOT 1 i(jI 30 FT H 901.6 FT V TO 07 APARTMENTS k _* 41 H £ N ECHILURGIR, OWNERS lamtmi III I. WOODLAND DI. SANFORD. 322.7057 CCR OF CT S 53 l/Z DEC F TO PT N OF SEC S TO BEG 193 FT OF si 215 FT OF S DUNN A L • wINl-eIFRFD * $201.54 *25 FT OF N 371.11 FT (F S 103.1$ FT OF GOVT LOT 1 SEC 1179,e FT N • 45 LiS V ROBERTS JOEL C JAN15 ClOtS $231.84 OF SE to' OF LOT 1 PUN N $2 DEC w 275.3 FT S 2.4$ FT W 214 FT N 394 FT F 1.33 CHS S 141 FT TO P05 . '.1 - . . lar . . I••S M$I$5 • OUNOS SEC 26 TO 195 ICE 29! SSuse.uCu.es. $ 1/I OF w 1/4 OF Nw 1/4 LOVELESS CHARLES 14 5227.69 $ 30 FT OF w 1/2 OF Ira 1/4 BAPIOUR SHEPW000 F .i* & $21.10 OF Sw 1/4 *1(5% F 30 Ft FCI Ja 7 . . . , 1. . .. ,.....,,> . . LOT 33 LOT 33 ILESS S ISO FT hF F Dill ICs VIRGIL V 290.43 FT & N 130 PT OF F . C. .. .: . GET ACQUAINTED FROSTING Rag. $25 ------------- _____ MEN'S HAIRSTYLE CUT, SHAMPOO and BLOW DRY verly setiI Mar-Joy's UNISEX Beverly Seibert, 4pl PH. 323-1010 -_ AIL - S 00 LAKE MARY r'.. SSU$SI MITES • SOUNDS SEC 35 TIP 195 661 29$ •.e.eeeuss..e., £ 253 FT OF si 141.64 FT OF LIPTON RAYNOPIO I SUSAJI $310.34 Nw 1/4 OF NE 1/4 N OF 10 5 50 FT OF 1 130 FT OF w NC SINNIS TOM • ANNIE LEE $191.21 313 Ft OF 1, 1/2 OF SW 1/4 OF Wa 1/4 OF SE 1/4 ------..... Distinctive Mirror Designs FOR ORE VERY DECOR Your GLASS 7 0olcwei 350 I -ww SisSieS FOR EVERY PURPOSE Custom Framing - I Ph. 322.4622 - Barbara's Unisex "Oweied -' - Satisf . Glass a Paint fI4VItf4, Company, Inc. ill MagMa., 1MNFd $ a i 'WE SERViCE ALL r'' MAI(ES" LCA - I - - '--'----SFC It TO ISPNGO ...................... SOUNDS SEC 19 TwP *95 lf 301 •s..e.e.see..,ss IN 1/4 OF P.w 1/4 OF Sw 1/4 PIDwINF DAVID S • ALOE P 1db7,13 F OF RD 5 u 10 CS OF N 1/4 OF SN 1/4 OF Sw 1/4 F flF PC 'LESS 5 6 *05 OF N 27 605 • BEG SW COP PUN tnT ON ORANGE ILVO 155 FT TO - FOB 1 104 FT IS 101 FT H TI') *0 SLY £16 RD TO PCI) $ 1/2 F V 1/2 OF SN 1/4 * 60a1 1 DAVID S & ALD' F 6366.6s SLISS I 10 CS CF N 1/4 & 5 665.39 FT 1 505* ------SEC 20 TO *9 ING 30 ................ SIIS$O OR tP7Ops PP 4 P0% 97 • 91 LOT 0 • N 1/2 OF ALL EY *DJ FLDmF5 RPUP 143.76 ON S Downtown Sanford STIRS $-TRA( Ve AUTO . - LOT 2$ LOTS 29 LOT 31 LOT 32 LOT 35 '69" '19" COMPLETE ATTICIOUT000RSq - MN SUASTIAN SQUARI sI4ss•.4 __Nu brim DICK BEADLES PEST CONTROL e DICK BEADLES OWNER-OPERATOR PHONE 305-3225s46 MONTHLY PEST CONTROL RESIDEPUIAL. COMMERCIAL LAWN £ ORNAMENTALS 'TERMITE __________ •uOat ___ haine - POOL OWNERS II1J ". 'I I 250L M&G Applianc., Inc. . FREE COMPUTERIZED WATER ANALYSIS I Odsdnatlsi,Noodac.s , . ,L Foak - R ep airs 869.160 AmzApooLuRvia. LIINOVATION ~01 wm (it: 1' - Jfl*.HWV,UI I' MILES I. OF i. SR 22$ Filed Cancellation For High Risk BLAIR AGENCY I 323-3e PHONE 323.77101 SANFORD - L - Le.-I-n" 4 -. . WA, Clea * $34,47 111,66 dO $11.46 $27.84 SJP'.IIOR C3ST CO INC C/079 WILLIAMS l.AwCIlsCI $15.42 $320.43 PLANTATION $167.01 1*402.67 SIC Z3TsP1SING3O --------------.----SeeIbOLFIRS LAKE VIFw t'uAC1 PS 10 PG 66 ••isodeesesss.sum LOT I) lEANlY WILLIAP S • Iibencs 0 339-4969 LOT 2* TINGLES PHILLIP F I PUtI' N $4g•3 Nurray Calvin 0 & $621.79 DorlsJ SOSSS$ANF0SO TOWN CF PS 1 lOS 36 TS 64 • 112 OSSCOSSCSSI96SCCSS 05511411) *13 116 • 117 ,...ee.Sse..uu.Se..eosu..u...e.,,,u LOS i CCLSIP' NFL A C/079 $42.11 - .. . TOWN OF SMFOID 114 PT Of LOT s w n ?LJ1.LAID WEIBIFT CC/Cl $13.41 1*11CM ILK Y lOiN OF SANFORD a an h$2PTOF 56SFTIP A JI$'N1Z 1CM I 104 FT OF LOT I ILl 1 Jack L Jiesus SCSI, Of SANFOID *LL1$ T C/079 6I/2 CF u 25.44 FT CF LOT 1A $17.93 $ ILK S TOWN Cl SANFORD Alt III 1 TA 1$ UL ILl SIURLAK) THOMAS I TRUSTEE $2975.32 STEEMER FREE ESTIMATEs. CALL ANY TIME ; , :: TILLMAN WILLIE TPOUTMAN 1071% SCOTT RINNETH • HAZEL WILLIAMS PRAM PLANTATION W71 PT OF S 136 PT OF LOT SEYPSIT CHRISTIJ,I J 20 'LESS IDe PLANTATION 1.0? 47 *1.155 SVLY 33 PTA MVI'S OIANI S TRUSTEE 334231 - FIFIOS dILLIAP 1. CC'*OThY TIANM'LL DAISY I P' FL , LOT 12 1-J - $19.36 $11.46 $11.66 "----------StC 21 TsP 19 INC .10 -----------•elesel-4 INOUSTPIM. FAAK 21.0 srcc.s 19 P6% *7 • Is •SiilISeee•e LOT 3 ILK A $PAC'POIT USA INC C/Oil $v4663 LOT 1 ILl I It1IIITS JOIl. I. $54.31 SIC 22 15 HG 30 S•ieHftA LANO C COLONIZAYICIi CONFANYS CELIIY PLANTATION SIISCIS SISCOCRI I PG 123 SISeOSS.See555e ,e.,5.,,e,,e,uuu.,,,..145s 18611T CF I 145 FT CF *.JUSTON JAHES U JR I JO ANN $3*1.lb - i 136 LCT 334 I S 1/3 OF 1.67 331 1 ALL LOTS 339 1 340 $ IS FT Of LOT 335 • ALL IGT$ 356 • 337 l : LOOK LO NIN) C 3.93 14016 $211.33 CPsurchea ftov1d.gc, I Zoo. 11111 lutist $23.75 LOTS 294 29.3 • 296 *UNK(Y wILLIE F • PUTS I $379.30 LOTS 301 0 303 SPAOWELL ..OI1S 1*32.72 LOT 326 TsAPPF JA'ssj I & NAIMI 113.31 LOTS 321 325 • 323 SISSIPsS I S 126.35 LOTS 334 33115 1/2 OF SUPER CONS! CO INC C/079 $11.42 YOUNG DRIVERS YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY DIALER (4t 173 Ill 194 ' LOTS 2$) ill • 2$) ANY LIVING ROOM DINING ARIA £ HALL $$9$ WI STOCK A COMPLETE LINE OF TAUX CHEMICALS WITH THIS HOGAN S J S CAMPIFLI. NATHAN • LillY 4 NASI4SUStI HENRY C/I' CAMPIFLL NATHAN • LIZ/I' n EIlGl HERMAN • GRADY ALLFH JUA',17* CANIELI. NATHAN • LIZZIE CAMPV'L. NATHAN • LIZZIE CAMPBELL LIZZIL M 34* 241 230 LOT ZM ICY 363 lOTS 214 0 273 R01odlons $43.ue $13.30 154.53 69*63 113030 $32.60 $13.30 $40.12 $11.e6 Lot 49 ff - INSURANCE II2.95 P011S LUCILI do K!ITT DORA CC/fl LOTS *22 123 • 124 LOT 134 LOTS 131 • 132 LOT LOT LOT LOT LOT LOT LOT LOT 111.54 $43.25 198,11 TIOUTMAN CLARTNCI & L ClOTS dILLIAMS FRANK C 'LNOFA 1 IILLIANS FIRM • rLNO.A TROUTMAN SA*$I. H'ZRS SCOTT MNST 1. • FPANCt C SCOT' EINI$T • F*SNCF' COT 73 - lI% O AUyAIUpNij : ' 'i BROwN BiTTY .1 30 LOT 171 2310A. OAK AVE. UINGAWATER SAMPLE IN FOR A TAIEX ... TP,. Sure Cure For Pool G114e 9á WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS FREE ESTIMATES ON POOLS DRAINED I CLEANED SCNIENI DICK PRESSURE CLEANING S RESURFACING • LOT 47 LOT 4$ LOT SI - • P65 121 12$ • 120 1/2 •uus.eu.usu. LOT SILESS NLT 221 FT OF ELLIOTT JOHN 14 JR I DAISY S 1113.37 siLT 114 PT) ILK 2 COT 6*1115 I 163 FT • BEG PLEASANT JOSIPH 0 • ELLA 1 $159.11 14) Ft W 5 410.7 FT N OP SI COS PUN N 130 FT TO ORANGE SLVD S.Y 25 FT ON -BLVD SELY TO $10 C V 91.12 PT) ILK 4 PS * PG 127 N 145 FT IF si 141 FT CF HUGHLFIT WILLIAM I • $130.72 LOT 4 ILk 17 Sherrie Pt LOT 1 P1K 1? GILES JAMES • •Pd.linø A $280.94 ....est Joseph. P31 11e..........................,..... S 117 FT OF N 100 F' OP I FLOwEWS ALICE J $36.96 330 FT OF LOT 30 lEG 132 Ft N IF Si (OP LI HAWkINS AL$ERT F $5).i FT 1 113 FT 5 66 FT . ANTENNA SPECIAL. - w,euSssasFopD •uns •. OSSee ; "WE SERVICE ALL MAKES" ' stc 16 TVP 19 AMC '107 3OAtflew I75FTN66 1 1 - Oft Ha Styks,g UIENI ro To I J . - $182.21 ' Pat,sns Today Are T.m.erew's Customers' 46,116 S. Palmetto Ave. , $252.80 1 315 FT CF si 1013 FT OF S SMITH CLYDE IT AL TRUSTEES 114$.34 1/4 OF Wa 1/4 N OF MY 1 1/2 OF W 1/2 OF N 1/2 OF HiCkMAN STEVEN J C PENNY 1 $281.84 SI 1/4 OF MV 1/4 I 2/3 OF N 3/4 OF 1 1/2 OF I4UFFMAN GI*AI.0 I & NARY N 1554.13 NE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 Twos.thisi Fr. C-S. Sat. 5-2 Wed. A, Then. Ivulssg By Apt. ..11llI ' _r! . Nu*Pe4v CHARLES I. I I/l OF SE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 N OARIARA.JOHNIfl. RICK ' SEC 36 TWP 195 ICE 291 S'SSSsssseusese OF PY Whither it be short, long or In between We can help you look right for any scene I CALL 322.3914 h. . BOLP4CS 1/4 OF Wa 1/4 N IF PT Beatrice H Talianti I 415 Ft OF F IllS FT OF S POOLE LARRY S p-. - MfTcs 1 400 FT OF S 1/2 OF SF CL .'L -- • MITES OF 51 114 Sw 1/4 OF F 1/2 OF 51 1/4 SARBOuR SHtRw000 f JR • $1279.52 OF SE 1/4 ' Jan. 7 iSIiSsLAKE MAIRHAN ESTATES PS 11 'CS 60 0 61 SSSSSSeeSSiSslssie• tOT 21 WOODS FRED I • PAMELA I $123.41 LOT 32 Thillipe Willard & ?ioc.a Young $83.06 LOT 34 Phillips Willard & Prances Young $86.55 LOT 33 Thillip. Willard & Princei Young $86.55 LOT $6 LINOFI RONALD Cl07 $145.77 LOT 96 NOSDUN ELMER & ElLA $50.36 SEC34TwP *9PNGZS--------------------S.u.SGAPDA PARK HOME SITES PS 4 PG 10 •l•Seeiiee.SSSe.s.s•ss.ee LOT 97 CAPS REALTY CCBP 111030 Owner Moldings _____ 20 BEAUTY SALON CRYSTAL LAKE DR. 12So.5• KELLY JUDITH F POWELL Hilts $244.76 SIC 27 TO 19 'HG 29 ---------SOUNDS SEC 27 tIP 195 P61 291 iSeeseseesussu IÔ4OFTOPN&/2OFNW SUCYLEONA40L. V1afl5 $162.05 1/4 OF SE 1/4 Pesa.v J Rohror S 30 FT OF F 1/4 OF Psi 1/4 BAUbu ED JR I JANE F $10.33 SiS PERM OR BODY WAVE ReC. $20 III 011I J LOT 57 SPECIALS .: • 290.43 PT) 000IeLAKE SYLVAN ESTA'IS II 12 PG 13 •1000.ss,u.u.,,.s.,.,... tor 33 HAVES TERRY S • HELEN L $34.12 LOT 34 HAYES TERR Y P • HELEN L. $9.12 LOT 37 Y.l.z Donald D & Antoi.tt, I $290.12 I 94 FT OF LOT 66 LAKE REALTY I 0EV cos •. • : - ___________ 0C5 00SYAN9EE LMI 5USD PS 9 IC 91 •S005.500.s.u....,,,,,.,,e.,, S 130 Ft OF 1 290.43 FT OF DERRICK VIRGIL V C DIXIE J $57.3e 10133 N *30 FT OF 1 290.43 FT OF OE*PICx VIRGIL V C DIXIE J $37.36 . . ..- 339-0901 no) - - 1'M for the Orlando area," he adfi(I ded. "People invest a lot of I : money In them, but they are not right. The 'Orlando Special, is : 1. the only one designed .. specifically for our area." L "We sell the 'Orlando Special' Ready to serve Larry O'Brien (left) and Joe Schmidt. made by Winegarci complete from bolts to antenna head for the Japanese sets to American area motels, which provide O'Brien's also services only $44.95 or installed for $79 made. them with a fixed income. st ere os, 8.track players and $89.95," he said O'Brien's is capable of , auto radios. They have used O'Brien's is not just an an. holding do wn prices for service O'Brien, who opened the shop color TV sets for asic. tenna company, but repairs all calls and labor because they In Sebastian Square nine or the convenience of makes of television sets from have service contracts with months ago has been working in customers O'Brien's is open the field for 12 Y, fl, coming from 8 A.M. to 7 p.m., Monday e from uw Friday and 8 am. to 4 Working with hun in 1V p.m., Saturday. £1 I WITH THIS repair is Joe -Schmidt, who "Anytime anybody has U II IVI U COUPON comes from Rockford, 111. and trouble with their lVthey can has more than 20 years in the feel free to call l69.16 and ask business. for Joe or Larry," said (yBrkn. SERVICE ALl. MAKES MAJOR APPLIANc VOID APTIR PHONE 3270536 p:::OODI :: AVING _ • HOTELS • MOTELS • LINE S 29 l/Z DEC V TO SE .- I County area so don't have antennas Installed," said Larry O'Brien, owner of O'Brien's TV, "but a lot of areas won't get cablevision for years to come." "Another problem is a lot of LX t SPE R1 BER '' I %,*. _____ A - - 'IlT they move into the Seminole % LOISIWOOD RESIDENTIAL TAX COST ------SEC 00 TO 19PNG29--.------------"°WExIVA CAMP SITES PEPLAT OF PS S PGS 19 20 •.esoo.s, LOTS 21 22 . Swtv So FT OF MONCIIFF PUSSELL & S • 21 C/079 12211.05 LOT 23 IPLAT OF sits IVA CAMP FOR APPOINTMEN T RIDDING & UPHLTElY I liNk kern SR Co,'piete 'e' t.d .C* & 'Ou' C'O.(P S.rès. Bo4, Cecr T le ;,': I . - NIX 1- NAME KOT'T KOATINGS OF MID-FLORIDA Antennas Made For Area I--.-- W Notice is hereby given that on the 23rd day of May, 1979 9:00 A.M. at thi Court House in Sanf ord, County of Seminole, State of Florida, tax sal Certificates will be sold on the following described land to pay the amouni due for taxes herein set opposite the same, together with all costs of such Sale an all advertising, sale will be held in room 203. G. TROY RAY, JR. TX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIO4 LEGAL DESCRIPTION No Ih9511&1$;ALLKK ZN To 11 & ALL LINt' LYIM Is LiP SLI ZN ,S 1715''PD& ALL 'LS 2h To *$I ALL LINO L,IHENO.MlmTa ills W of TOWN SANIOSI TM- CER'i IFICATE SALE--- LEGAL DESCRIPTION NOTICE OF TAX SALE isI: 322.5403 ADVERTISING O'Brien' s TV Installs NO S. DIXIE HWY. 17.fl- CAUELIER.RY lUST WORTh O DOS TRACK tD. f AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD AIRPORT BLDG. 77 IC irtiwrn II ALL PRICED WITHIN YOUR BUDGET . Direct From - LEGAL NOTICES SEMINOLE BOATS INC. . I L Evening Herald HeMd Advertoser - In her third season in Longwood, Miss Sperber has successfully combined two Ed. McGuire, Marian Sperber and Tanya Guerriere businesses in one. Formerly in business in Miami, she is the U%%du. single document for $4.25. laminated on plaques to sister of Paula Sperber Carter, Sperbers can personalize "We offer service at preserve them. They also have a professional bowler, who is Christmas and reasonable prices. If business pen sets. cards married to world famous stationery, and print business cards are needed in three days, bowler, Don Carter. Is assistedand in cards, envelopes, letterheads, we can flat print offset, but if the Mla. shopSperber by Ed McGuire .1 the customer can wait tinu Wcuuuig announcements. two Trophies and plaques can be Tanya 'uerriere does the They also print brochures and weeks we can give them raised and plaque personalized with custom logos. booklets in black and white or printing on them at an even engraving desig They have appropriate trophies color ning. better price, said Miss for all men's and women's Sperber. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., sports, loving cups for beauty Tl'ey specialize in quick copy Sperber makes desk name Monday through Friday and 9 pageants, gavels and gavel offset printing while you wait. plates, rubber stamps. and a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday. Drop plaques, horse show ribbons Take advantage now of the magnetic signs. Certificates by or call 339'0901 for further and trophies and salesmen's special offer of 100 copies of a and photographs can be information. Fb.Iois Ii, Fithi.s Duly \\\\\\\ EMI .1 - E- CO - - UNTY __S -m-twoomd"NO.L. . .. BATHTUBS IN11111111 YVI ME . . .. 1 . Gv.rantssdOn.Year FOR APPOINTMENT CALL I: -- . * COMMERCIAL FISHING BOATS ADVERTISING If your organization, school, 1 church , team or business is j planning to recognize teams or V I Individuals for outstanding achievement, Sperber Printing 1 and Trophies is the place for you. Located at 670 SR-427 just south of Route 427 just south of Route 434 in Longwood Square, Sperbers has a large assort. ment of trophies, plaques, medals, ribbons and cer. tificates for every occasion. Trophies range in size from four inches to six feet in height. "if you don't see what you want we will be glad to custom design the award for you," said owner Marian Sperber. All engraving is done on the premises to provide fast service. "We always deliver on time," is her motto. On most trophies engraving is free of charge. STYLE HAIRCUTS....... $400 222 S. Magnolia Ave. - BUILT * CHEROKEE CANOES . - Let Sperber Do The Honors Men, Women, Children CL b - ----S __.-W'- od LAKE MARY u' _.- DI. hd to clew ,t.t m , Claudia Blylfie-Owner COUNTRY CLUB RD. ACrOSS from Country Side Baptist Church P - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. We SALON I 1 Need Trophies, Plaques? Nature's Way PERMS ................ * CUSTOM FIBERGLASS REPAIRS Call 322-2611 NOW ! Prepared By Advertising Department of ON THE GROW ! 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VANDIIPOL'EV Wit' $54.04 11*1 CP4A4 1411$ SEE 2 --- -- 1010 .. pvpud. to "There are so many Ifs and's and or's abot*the report that! would say a number of t'ilrv could be read into it. Iwo*id like to meet with the consaitanta and go over it with he said. "Personally, thoogh, I can't Whom it would be cheaper to bidid a new hospital than to ---.--.---..._ TOks QIossrLOOk Iffie CIossIfiedIsig Macefor Vcdua oiid diS Nd Value A,boljndl Why -• - -, .- -- -................ - . .i./-.1.. '.p's........ ,,,. _. 6 - - •t- - - -.-.- -.. - •b*---- ________ for that new job, or 1P5r't1e11t,OF5fltk1Chai11,..o,What.V5jt Is oat locking for? Now you can stop Harper said he expects the looking and start cooking In the Classified! You'll find pages 11stb for buying, Hjftp . . 322e2611 - -- .... _........... than to renovate' E.C. HARPER JR. ...hospltal trustee board to med sometime next week to review alternatives. Hospital Administrator Charles Bentley said the anticipates a decision on which alternative the hospital should pursne will likely come before the regular board meeting on May 22. Timetables as to when construction would begin on either a new facility or renovation of the existing hospital have not been edahilthed, Bentley said. "Cortainly the method of financing Is the key. U tax exem* bonds are luued, the co unty would be involved," said County Ashninistrator Roger Neiiwender today. "The county commission would have to set up a hospital financing authority and the comity would be Involved In the financing as owner of the existing facility. The county would have concerns about when or for what tais the current facility would be designated." *IIC$'WIIId. - . county." .je S S. Is 'We're in the business to provide the best services at the lowest price' Me lowi. Bentley noted that the consultants believe it would take a great deal of effort to secure a FmHA loan. Nationwide, the report said, there was only $250 million in FmHA money available for community facilities. In fiscal year 1979, according to the report, Florida borrowers received only $65 million in FnIHA comrnulty facility loans, with another $10 million tentatively approved. Seminole Memorial Hospital's request would be placed below those already approved on the FmHA priority list, the report states. III addition, the consultants note that FrnHA prefers to limit the size' of community facility loans to 13 million and that the loan ti SM!l would be close to the largest loan ever granted by thi agency, $18 million. U federal money is acquired to build an entirely new facility, Nelswender said he doesn't know exactly what the county's role would be. He said he is researching to determine whether the county or the hospital has control over the permit issued by a f ederal agency allowing Seminole Memorial to operate. "I have no great desire to see the hospital moved from its current location," said County Commission Chairman Bob French. "If someone else wants to build a hospital in Seminole County and they can acquire all the pe rmits and whatever necessary to do that, Ihave no problem with that. "Relocating would be something I would have to look at a long time. The hospital is serving the people better whcrc It Is right now. Until someone proves differently, in my mind the county has control of the hospital and has more responsibility to the people of "Lake Mary would be delighted If a new hospital were built" in the area of Interstate 4 and Lake Mary Boulevard, an area of consideration for the new facility, said Lake Mary Councilman Pat Southward. "Obviously It would be a tremendous advantage to the city even If it were not within the city limits," she said, "with the Improvement of the lifestyle it would bring, the availability of doctors' offices and the things a hospital tends to attract around itself . A ho4ta1 Is also a pretty good employer," she said. Mrs. Southward noted that the tracts being considered were formerly owned by the Southward family. In the midl97( there was an overture made by a private hospital firm to purchase part of the land when it was controlled by the Southward family as a location for a private hospital, she said. But, she added, the land hi quest ion Is included in the county's land use plan for single-f amily construction. "It was figured it would be like pulling teeth to get the land use plan changed to permit a hospital to locate there," Mrs. Southward said, reminding It takes a four.fifths vote of the county commission to change the Plan. lk add t1we woWd be no Prbage crews out iwd *W wW am b"Pem ______ daily cost would rise $44.24 during the first year of operation. Bentley said the average daily cost to the patient at the present tulle IS about $190. The differential in patient costs would occur as a result of a decline in average occupancy if the facility renovated, the report said. Portions of the hospital would have to be shut off while the work is completed. Thus there would be fewer patients and less revenue and the cost of services would have to be in. creased to meet expenses, Bentley explained. "We are in business to provide the best services at the lowest price," lie said. Bentley said it should be emphasized that the relocation option IS only less expensive if a five percent FrnHA loan can be guaranteed and that there could be some difficulty in obtaining account. a now hospital btoday. Wilt tsp TUIIdIY nigld d tOday at public facilities iii AIskesss's lu city, Including City HaiL Many ether office IM.1y Wilheflrdue,dtocreplchel )iMs but 1t keiwukes, many of the non-strlkIi* employees Wire lbS b. VktmUy of bS city's * nOn4lSfVIIofy pslicetnen, Cieksii7S5enlirmid1.wSfelffthSi.Offu1rs d the city with the hs of PW PACuet gj q ------ cheaper to build IYsst a of as 1Nmd andsssltM1NvorbSrswereon of ts dut. service todaY" asytinog g4 INNSrIPISpAvs_js 'I It would be WOMHAM,Al& (UPI) - MON thN &M Plift, Blind d $Itaftnn workars, vowing to IMt this city down," Were On atliketedsy bscal.e of a city declsiontochaagegroopmedlcal PUM :- AM in firefighim aho voted We Tundey to strike, but a oguinii kept them on the Uftleftin ü 11* now!. Call ft"ffi Iie 1 '..,I can't fathom auon ....... . ______ rW5Nddwk ou1 owCbWW -- Police , Sanitation Workers On Strike In 1. about everything tmder the mm, ,n 11fl ft w1ce1s iit becaiae YOU eliminate the mid. IInan! Classified Ads are your markst. place for all sorts nerchad_lse and aervicss$u, sy're an Inezpess1'e way fOI'ysNtoadveitlie anything you may have to sell! Twn those "don't wasts" Isto cash, and cash In on the bSrgains galore! Jump 1)5t•jl$8 -- -• A special work session of the knapItal board of truatees to diacias the report was cancelled today. No resson was given for the cancellation. But waste time and energy rinining all ' eve' town looking - He said there ha ve been no visits to any potential sites, but he admitted somewhere along Interstate 4 west of Sanford would be a logical choice, "Considering the growth pattern of the county I would say that area would be looked at," he said. When asked If a site near Lake Mary Boulevard and 1-4 would be considered, he said that general area would be reviewed. Another consideration for relocating, Bentley said, is the difference In costs to oatlents. Tho rnnrt rnnt'1ticIpI I hut t hi bu the county than the group that cost per patient would rise 129.15 a day If the facility Is relocated. runs the hospital," French said, If the present facility Is renovated , the report said, the average 4,. 4k. "Hopefully we will n,,1 point of who controls the lwta* bit rMbss will osass to a cooperative decision." County Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff said he hasn't seen the st udy yet, but would li ke to see what is Included and what factors have been taken Into I ---. gaining a Farmer's Home Athnhilitrat n loan. "I'm not at all Impressed that this Is a move situation," LOT 11 IL! 40 •IC•JAMFS SUSO BC$SJ P1 8 PG 1 •IeseSSeSe.•Ie..sS.....$8IS... LOT 52A W'LSOII SUK Pt & PAR! A $91.32 ----SEC)OTwP2$'NGJ$---------------- . Role Under Study Some Seminole County of- UcIaIi were researching regulatkns today to d.tarmlne what role, If any, the county will playfla now hoapltallabai*to replace Seminole Memorial Hospital in Sanford. Meanwhile, one member of the Seminole Memorial Hospital board of trustees, E.C. Harper Jr., said today the chances of the hospital being moved are "almost nil" because of the difficulty in $201.33 $139.44 $85.37 •SIS9$ MITES • S(UlCS SEC 30 TOP 21% PCI 3*1 9$"ee's.ss,s.. 11 1/4 CF 51 1/4 OF N! 114 SCHAIFFMI STEVEN I $81.04 01 Ni 1/4 • W 112 CF 5 l/ACPNIIIAOPPSVII4S • I OP NEW 10 V 6401? OF NE 1/401 NV CLARK R011S? P 1/4 1111$ S 1038 FT • 104 I. 220 PT CF S $80 PT OF SW SLUCI CNULII I P SHARON I $2140 23 116 0! Ni I/A IL'SS W 400 FT 4.1 16$ PT) S 13$ FT OF V AU FT CF NP oalGGrI$ HAll!? 3 P MLIV I $480.08 1/4 CF Sw t . By DONNA EST5 . 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One area where SMH might relocate is orange grove acreage (rear) off Lake Mary Boulevard near The Crossings now under construction, ----- - - -. Herald Photo by Tom NØUI --- * Bentley's statement followed the release of a report front the New York consulting firm of Booze-Allen & Hamilton which concluded that constrution of a new hospital, If financed through a Farmers Home Administration loan, would be more than $1 million cheaper than the renovation of the existing facility. The consulting firm had been contracted to explore the financial feasibility of various renovation and relocation plans. f inanced through the floating of tax-exempt bonds atRenovation, eight percent over 25 years, would cost $23,088,000, the report Mated. Relocation of the facility, financed through a FmIIA loan at five percent over 25 years, would cost $21,040,000, and include site acquisition, the report Indicated Bentley said to secure a FntlIA )nn hnwvør th. hncn,*.l would have to be moved to a city of less than 20,000 population or to an unincorporated area of the county. The loan program was s* up to aid rural and agricultural areas and a request for a loan to renovate the Sanford facility would not meet FmHA guidelines, he said. He said there has not been any extensive review of possible sites for a new hospital. But he added: "We would seek an area that would be accessible to the people of Sanford and the rest of the ----.... -----------------.. inistrator Keloc By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Seminole Memorial Hospital Administrator Charles Bentley said he wil l recommend to the hospital board of trustees that they "heed the advice of their consultants" and relocate the hospital outside Sanford rather than renovate the existing facility t 1101 E. First St. . , ~ Adm ~ . • r _ n_~ ,-_-_ ;1. . 1`11 Move - . Biormiengham manned to&y. He r efused to couln ient on emergency precinct in the city as police pleaded with the city's residerib to sewer work was at a IteAdetill. preparations should a strike OCCUI. make emergency calls only. The strike action cane Late Tuesday after the City Council "Wehave24pabeenttodayon the day shift," said Police "As far as we've been able to find out, they're all out on strike." *W .4 ngaj3 rescinding its decision of a week earlier to Sgt. E.V. Sharit from Birmingham's east precinct. Two Sharit said, change grosç medical Insiraice polices, sergeants, a lieutenant and a captain nor mally working out of Vann had little comment for reporters, except to say he did not Mayor David Vagm pr oposed the switch from Blue CrossBlue police headquarters downtown manned the precinct with the help think the workers would strike. ds14 to a sslf1nsarIng progran acb"lnbt.red by Ubexty of five state troopers. The situation was repeated at every Natioqisl. Vana was I3pISt OVir 51130 (I *n0Vifll "1 think for emergency and public saf ety personnel on the hsadipii*tsrs 014 of the City to sublrbelI 3SlbY Cotaty, Ubetty public payroll to strike is a very serious situation," Vann said. Vann alerted the National Guard that its help might be needed. NM301 ma1MaiM its 0 in ioa' City WOlbJf5 contend benofita will 1301 be lOOd and Police collununications came to a standstill during th _________________ e night. Policy might net be acl*pt.d at "ospitals outsidi the city. "It was a terrible night," said police Sgt. Wayne Whisenhunt, FodiMuly los' r.Mdents, today was not a normal garbage AtSdThSChCk...........4i llr.Lamb ...................SB who worked through the night. "It was total chaos." plekop day. Tb, crewa were scheduled to pict isp only papa to be s ......................SR Herisc.pe ..................SB Jefferson County Sheriff Mel said his deputies were Cal_- , ...................5* Hospital ....................IA utilizing reserves to back up cityBailey officers. A thlcoIMIsnofthsMsrnstkmalAsaieistlqn OS .....................SR (JUMSELVES .............1,25 City Council Member Russell Yarbrough, who voted against if Prgldars Local 117 rred that they tek another ................... Sperto ...................7,111A switching the Insurance, said, "It's the mos uncalled for strike I tq)'ü ad vole again ThWId$3! ta.,' en st. 'mini'.' ....... ...... ......g TelevIales .................151 ever heard of. I mean it could have been tsettled by one Loiay rs(iifNIslal1.lsaL4fWsstMhuswsnfsthy lAbhy ..................25 ......................IA vote." - . - II •-- -. ------- L-_ - - - - I • - ., .. . - :. -. _,.r ,,. ,:,~., ,,,__, -.-,".,. ,,1. 17 1 -.-*-J ~ . - � 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 01, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 01, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 01, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0b83571d6b18e08cc6dca321dbe5ce18.pdf c30451dda4d59bb1df5dcc8d181c6649 PDF Text Text 1 SUNDAY EDITION 1:1 V. 71st Year, No. 198—Sunday, April 8, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 By DONNA ESTE8 Herald Stall Writer The latest F°POU Of the state Department of Transpcatatlon (DOT) designed to save gasoline cofl5tln*Ion by encouraging car-pooling on 14 has been met with skeptician by some Seminole County Of. ficial& The DOT Is proposing the creation of High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) hm on 14 k0m U.S. 192 (SR 520) In Coceola County to SR 434 In STARTS TODAY AND OPEN SUNDAY. 12131.5 MNANCIN 90 DAYS Ske Of Hov ptical ty Officials un _fl —Kill FURNITURE Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Price 25 Cents A DOT spokesman said the theory 15 the NOV lanes would be reservedduring ce,aib peak hours of the day for private vehicles and bum carrying two or more passengers, The spokesman said the Passengers would be those who have left their private vehicles at home to car-pool, and thus saving gasoline. The NOV lanes would be designated to the far left of the highway in the east and wet jyj q Predict If the DOT does something like that on 1-4 and traffic Is backed up In two lanes and no one is In the HOV lane the numbers of the Highway Patrol officers enforcing the regulation would have to be doubled. The people wouldn't stand for It," said County Commissioner Dick William . "I actually had anoccaaionto see something like that in Miami during the football season. I was there to see the Dolphins play. On one of the highways the left hand lane was separated by a solid line. Signs were posted saying cars couldn't chive In the line unless X number of people were In the car. "I noticed a couple of things. The predominant thing was that no one paid any attention to the signs. The drivers were crossing the lanes back and forth. It led me to believe there may.have been a lot of money spent on that may be a good idea or working Insome other part of the country, but won't work here,' Williams said. "I've heard the federal government has tried all kinds of things. I don't think it will work here," Williams said. "The questions are: is It worth the money? Is It cost effective? Is It the best utilization of federal money to put In NOV lanes on an Interstate?"said County Comm issioner Bill Klrchhoff, "Maybe someone should look at WE HAVE BOUGHT SO MANY CLOSE-OUTS THAT WE CAN NO LONGER GET THEM INTO OUR STORES. (OUR STORES ARE FULL) (OUR WAREHOUSE IS FULL) AND MORE ON THE WAY EVERY DAY MANY ITIMS All BEING OPPIIID AT 01 V BEDROOM • UV1NG ROOM ALLBroyhIUUOIN$oOII BEDROOM CHINA-TABLE 6 CHAIRS a 310 SELL EXTRA cME$e9 414 SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICES 2 DAYS ONLY-SPECIAL ORDERS KING EARLY AMERJCAN MAPLE-DRESSER OAK CHEST-MIRROR HEADBOARD • NIlE STAND • TABLE 4 CHAIRS WAS WAS OK Mxr&12 4 SHELF- COUP. AT $129' CHINA-TABLE SETS NOON WASS CMANIM U 8170 9 ODD HEADSOARD$ —CHEAP— $59 WAS $289 NUSITONAMSE SOFA AND CHAIR OAK 114 EXTRA 25 REG $389 WAS$399 CHAIRS a7*u wio$10 2O SELECTIONS WILL VARY STORE TO STORE cuir GAMULNNT $ 1 NILE MOUTH 1W4310N 1742 OPEN NIGHTS TIL V......................... MFG.METML '" ir cowm. CHAIRS LIMITED QUANTiTY ALL ITEMS 'U SPOT REG$79 MIRRORS UO . BROYHILL SOFA EMLYA&ENGIgI IDIJO PINE BAR STOOLS UBT ON Nk $44 vav'rs LIMITED OTY. C By G*OrflIXV POUNUS HeraldSWf Wrf$er "It's been a hard flight, M UN dwW is over and YOU don't have to worry." Those were the just words June Gaines heard from her 43-year-old husband. Moments later, the gilder Walter D. Gaines of Lakeland was piloting plunged from radar screens and crashed In a pasture near Oviedo Friday. Gaines was killed instantly. "He had just radioed his wife and told her .thIng were all right," said John Gaines of Oviedo, the pilot's brother. "He was about four miles from the airport when he talked to her," Gaines said. The Pilot was flying from Gilbert Field In Lakeland to the SemlnoleFlylng Ranch In Oviedo, Investigators said. A spokesman at the Herndou Airport tower In Orlando saldthe craft yajtl.hed from radar screens at about 3:30 p.m. Gaines sal ibis br others wile was trilling the gilder CHROME SOFA wom cus"q WAS $499 V '@ Nr 12 IARE $59 ROCKERS Herald Photos by Tom Vincent P ilot Radios He' s OK... M inutes Later He ras.hes II DI TAStE WERE TO $99 il- [ FURNITURE - SWIVEL ODD .— [] COFFEE TABLES END TABLES WERE T00P'YOUR CHOICE IROYIULL --: FRENCH CHINA $$4 TABLE 4CHAIRS ALL WOOD. BAMBOO CHEST ALL 8OFA$LEEPERS LMSE BUSS TOP PATIO. SET TABLE • 6 CHAIRS WAS $379 FAMOUS MAKER BUNK-BED WESTERN PINE TRESTLE TABLE ASSEMBLED BOOKCASES 'i4OFF UVING ROOM WAS $399 OR QUEEN SIZE FULLY • ___ '•.•• DINETTES LITE ME WITH LIGHTED HEADBOARD WAS *2W YOIJR CHOICE OUR VERY BEST MIRRORED WALL SYSTEMS BEDDING im mmYOM '250 IIETAIL WAS TO $199 V. WiTh 6 CHAIRS PLATFORM BED $594 , .4 The main portion of the wreckage DINING ROOM20% LOOK DRESSER .MIRROR CHEST HEADBOARD . NITE STAND • 5 DRAWER %4OFF ;'1'1i WHITE BA WHITE BAMBOO BEODINO NOIPICLUOB) S airport authorities said. Wayne Jacobs was returning from work at about I pan. when he noticed the remains Of the craft In his pasture off Lockwood Road In Oviedo. "I just saw the wreckage scattered about the field and didn't know what It was so I went and checked," said Jacobs. When Jacobs arrived at the crash site, he discovered the dismnem. bared body of the pilot, be MUK, satd. 8.mlanLs County. : therlftus deputies arrived at the scane shortly therealter,h..utt ____ Gaines, a jeweler In his father's store In Lakeland, was on his way to Oviedo to Participate In Saturday's Florida State Soaring Qmamplon.hlps. According to his brother, the pilot was "an excellent flyer." He had competed in gilder events throughout the country and was a former member of a gilder team V . th hod L...11 Bts'ops, his brothersaid. M agent froin the St. Petersburg office of the Federal Aviation Authority arrived Saturday morning to join local authorities In the investigation. Sheriff's deputies said there was no immediate determination as to the cause of the crash. The craft Gaines was flying had a wingspan of 70 feet. When Jacobs reached the craft, he said parts of It w.nettsr.4 JUP to NO or lwreet from the body and fuselage. Jacobs said he didn't craft go down. Gaines had been flying gliders for more than 10 years, his brother said. He had competed In the Florida State competition last year and had come close to winning, he said. In addition to his wife, Gaines Is survived by a son and two daughters. Sam Tucker, manager of environmental affairs with FP&L's Miami office, told the hearing officer his company wants to burn high-sulfur content oil at seven of its plants V V / V . . said his brother four mum from do I was EINI his wIfe. Who the glider sIkdtoarr1v.by4p.m,a search was. launched, V . • . . ; o' •I .. V tjIjSf''. To . ' :minoIe No4 Fooling. Effects Of Truck Str'lke...yet workem and depend on the truck lines," ,Longweod, aho said the strike are purchased from Sanford, hidiutry.wIds shutdown, which tacllfllelV Of pesdec. sal sown aid. "As their .spplisi ha. tel affected Ma but truck drivers are taking baninass. Wyns aid. He said auto pests would take several days end Sinc, the strike began, U.S. longer to return. 'Tludj Cj is ex- Mon msrth.s IOBI%IMI, gu do.., we will be hurt ______ _______ _____ ______ _____ _______ ________ ___ _____ g$ the majority ______ Of pests ptrchasd from Jackeonvilhe "tifliose Of dollars to reve.e, auto_____ a Of ijo Cossly have sine i'takwd eveutanBy. Prebshly In about from"I UPS Makers have rspo,t.dg think I don't know hew are trempostsd to Ms n tom Icons closer each day the strike prod uction it at we are fi ding the affsetsd far by the strike. these weske." hiM 30,000 t "i sal when they will be of- by prvutsly.owusd frucke. m a. not gutting con and trucks. According to __ byib Eaiyn Coppsdgu manager feetod, Wijs said. Cv'v1.si Offidain as ta," 'Tim. Of major has ut abo Justice said, ran an Is, by the lair' Pests and 1pIhi & Of Ward Amsrlean Auto Parts, MoM Of Wyne's auto .plh,u amMo factories have said an 5g," em npsay pi"tsnui os4.* "became there's nothing for BrdMrbnd of Sanford Ave., aid he pichase. for the week U.S. 174I, a.iwo* said tbm to MW bK1L MW of Wbd said. r"r1 71 truck waii fell II piresot mal her buss of' they pick up Is regulated Chrysler Corporation has oulps* would drop __ (scud by the strike. Ike guts wo A. 'utie all its below normal. U.S. P' P4t aid MsMIO*t$frImWer1PSS iJar,iae On the brigidir side, produce s idIh its A spokesman for I1nk .......... ----j.................... ai, , IL .JdIUIIIdIspmMP in ad VOrIUl4O ad . We S'tiMk.d*yM, I's, said his business ai.S .................... 41 *X 1uiu1u ................NA hourly employees. Gessia1 rIpiitiwadvsrsss(fscsasa bap'$ .xp.rieacsd UI we sal lair an," g$ 't buS I1f.dad V ths 1 e . dra@ inwess __ NK ZISSW ................ S,TA III ................... 'Those werchoMes bey MlksJuaticeofgast,rn $ haviag "a NarW __ saugerul DsAI .................. Tilsifels .................. Mdacer$aat1A,1s,. ROIhur$ssid iNpmsdiare a_.iMN:á., fr. hanfactonr FonlCwPNts.UL17. ........ ...,.....41 ..... U Tin. to its Id Of chesd rernlngfrsmth, beingklipididfr,st the co,.gy mithuqg, i; IerutdSIIWrNor V V. Law entsreeea Officials Inspect parts of plane El V . Graham told Carter he would suspend the standards only when absolutely necessary and predicted no serious increase hi air poll ution. He also promised to Impose rigid energy conservation measures, Including stepped t enforcement of the 55 mile an hour speed limit and reduction of heating and air conditioning usage in public buildings. sidered giving up the bird. Her "She said I better come up Herald Staff Writer husband William Is Ill with hers as soon as I could," Mrs. She has had to sell her fur- heart trouble In South Carolina Tucker said. "I don't have nitire end virtually everything and the hopes to join him as much, but I started to sell else she Owns to meet medical soon as she can. But she cannot I knew I couldn't everything. ezpensesof her own than take the bird hi its cage onthe take Mike aoI even tried tos, Of her stricken husband, but bus. "William went up to find hi m." wbanit came toseIllmgag,, something near our daughter But after three days of Mrs. Bonnie Tucker, 63, of and granddaughter," Mrs. wrethng with berdJ, she E. 24th St., Sanford, drew the Tucker said. changed her mind. She said she line. But shortly alter he arrived, had several calls, with offers up "I need the money, but Ijust she said, her daughter phoned to 50, but thet%rfledaflof them couldn't sell Mike.. I ji and said Tucker had become ill down. couldn't," said Mrs. Tucker. and was at aldit was his heart. "I thought at first that the 0 Mike Is the 6-monthigd myna The 64-year-4d retired house was not enough and then I bird given to Mrs. Tucker by painter has had three heart realized I jiat didn't want Mike her church frienda, For the pest aitacka In the past, his wife week Mrs. Tucker has con- said. See ITS HARD, Page VA I ___ unlikely that would happen. By GEOFFREy POUNDS V ., located In Sanford, Cape Canaveral and Ft. Myers. Tucker said the plants in those cities can easily burn high-sulfur content Oil because they areequlppedto burn various jends 0f0fl with little problem. Scott Burns, district manager for FP &L In Sanford, said It will be necessary for his company to be Permitted to burn the dirtier oil at all seven plants to avoid power losses in this area. "If we're permitted to burn high-sulfur content Oil at only a few of the plants, those where the burning is prohibited will draw low. sulfur content oil from the others, and the problem will still exist," Burns pointed out. Burning high-sulphur oil is normally prohibited by the federal Man Air Act to cut • nqnai,U'im. .,,, , Graham bid requested a '10-day emergency, but Is satisfied with the Carter decision- Press secretary Steve Hull said. "We think the White House decision .-- fair one. We're also cutilkisal that if emergency shortages stW exW a month from now the President will react favorably to a request for an extension," Hull said. Carter reserved for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency the right to overrule any decision by Graham, but Hull said It Is Not Easy Sell A Good Friend ___ - Florida Power & Light spokesmen today were attempting to convince state officials they need permission to burn high-sulphur content oil at their Sanford plant to avoid power shortages which could lead to blackouts or brownouts. The FP&L officials' plea was being made at a hearing at the Sheraton Jet Port Inn, Orlando, convened by Environments' Regulation Secretary Jake Varn. FP&L wants permission to burn the high-sulphur content oil at six other Florida plants. The utility company a couple months ago indicated It would begin experiencing Problems by mid-April because supplies of low-sulphur content oil normally used to Provide its customers with power will be. in short supply. A34t4pM11 the p1ObiAmt FP&I.. 4 aevz.1 other Florida *1l1.i potoned Gov. Bob Graham asking he declare an energy emergency In Floiide. Alter several hearings In Tallahassee, the governor did so and requested President Carter waive a federal regulation prohibiting the burning of highsulphur content oil, which the utility cornpanles say they can get In ample supply. Late Friday, President Carter notified Graham he Is declaring a 3Oday emergency for Florida to avert black outs and brownout., At today's hearing In Orlando, scheduled to last until late afternoon, were a bearing offleer representing the governor's office, about 12 spokesmen from FP&L and other utilities, but only a few citizen spectators. ft's and after receiving assurance from her husband that things were ____ ___ OK, the turned ollthe radio and proceeded to the OD5 NEW YORK AVE. CLOUD SUNDAY . V ___ $121 FREE DELIVERY AND SET UP ON SALES OVER 100 US 4411 MILE EAST . OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK VV, See HOV, Page lIA Hearing Underway 016 's... .,., . actual number of cars that could use such a lane. it might be something that could be tried at peak travel periods of say 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 3p.m. to 5 p.m.," Mrs. Glenn said. Williams, Kirchhoff and Mrs. Glenn are Seminole County's representatives on the MPO. Members of that organization are gubernatorial appointees. "NOV could be our only salvation with the present lane FP&L Energy Cris is suow WHOLISALI PRICES SATURDAY-SUNDAY RED HOT SPECIALS . C vehicles using them. Perhaps the reason Is they have to cross a bunch of other lanes to get to them, weaving in and out of traffic to get off the Interstates," he said. "it would be Interesting to see how they have worked in other areas," said Commissioner Sandra Glenn, "What type travelers use this type of setvice, and if It would be feasible for central Florida. "It appears the decision will havetobemadebasedonthe To Burn High-Sulfur Oil THIS MAY II Till SIOIIST PIICI IIDUCT1ON OP THU TIM! SHOP IAILY AND SAVI. SAME AS CASH the interstate coming out of Washington, D.C. to the south and see why the people don't use the NOV lanes there when they have the opportunity," he said. "1 haven't seen this before the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). Before anything is instituted the MPO should get some input," Kir. chhoff said. "People who have been in the Washington area where there are NOV lanes have noticed a distinct ikof V. a at. .s,.eyid — &oun, manager Of JiM Today V of . ,, / '. - a .' V a I 0 . - Vt V• • • -. * • I - —' �2*-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aprill, 1979 By / Two Men Auto Industry Hard Hit WORLD Sanford Man Robbed, Thrown From Carl W1had given him a___ ride, according to the police report. The report indicated Burke's A Sanford man was hit on the injiry was not aerloue. head and robbed oi his wallet RURALBURGLRY and $15 by two men near 13th Items including a .fl caliber and Mangoustine streets early Luger pistol were reported Saturday morning, Sanford stolenfrotnthehcrneofaruriJ police report. Sanford man Friday. awu IJdUIC3 nurse, e, Seminole County sheriff's of 1809 W. 18th St. reported deputies said the Luger, along of Phillip IL Riebel, Rt. 3 being Mt and with an AM-FM radio receiver, Sanford. The sheriff's report Drown out of a green sedan he a pocket watch and a jewelry said entry to the home was was riding in at about 4:15 a.m. box with a combined value of gained by prying open the back Burke said he did know the men $435, was taken from the home door. By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald stafi Writer IN BRIEF Egypt Retaliates Against Arab Neighbors CAIRO, Egypt (UI'!) - Eivot announced today it is withdrawing its ambassadors from seven Arabcountries in retaliation for diplomatic and economic sanctions imposed on the country following Its conclusion of a peace treaty with Israel. "The government of the Arab Republic of Egypt decided to recall its ambassadors to Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Tunis and Morocco in view of actions by their governments which do not conform to the requirements of Arab solidarity," a Foreign Ministry spokeanan said. Cairo's action marked a further deterioration In Its badly drained relations with the most of the Arab world. Except for Morocco, all the countries involved in today's decision already had taken similAr action against Egypt after the treaty signing in Washington March 26. r..i— --i-' '---- I.--.-- EQUIPM THEIST Construction equipment owned by William L. Tolbert of epp erl The Ri ' --- _ at the home late Thursday or early Friday Sanford was reported stolen parked in a carport from a site out of town at at the time ofthe theft, deputies and made off with a radio, two 3315 Palmway Friday af- said. calculators and an adding ternoon, Seminole County machine with a combined value COLORTV TAKEN sheriff's deputies said. of $400, Sanford police report. A color television worth $600 A Goldbiatt drywell Police said there was no was reported stolen from valued at $750 was taken from of force entry to the evidence IreneCopeianci, ioi the site, deputies said. IdkI5. W. 16Ui St., Friday, Sanford police said. CYCLETAJEN BIXESTOLEN A Yahama dirt bike motorPolice said the television was The bicycle of a 13-year-old owned by Lane Brett, 1436 in the living room of the home t was stolen from his front North St. inAltarnonteSprings, at the time it was taken. yard Friday, Sanford police was reported stolen Friday, said. BURGLARY Seminole County's sheriff's A or burglars gained The bike, owned by Wickham deputies said. entry to a commercial building Ellerbe of 108 W. 18th St., was cycle, valued at $400, was at 1300 French Aye. sometime valued at $169 police said. me Kenya (UP!) - Libyan troops airlifted to Uganda to try to defend President Idi Amin have left the country, leaving the Ugandan dictator to his fate, diplomatic sources said today. LONDON (UPI) - "Jack the The estimated 2,000 Libyan troops flew out of the Police said she was killed and Ripper," the modern-day Nakuongola airbase some 60 miles north of Kampala mutilated the same way as all who preys mainly on aboard American-built C 130 mIlitary transports and titutes, has struck for the 11th the other victims, but declined Boeing 7778, the d1p1nMa said. Witnesses said the time in less than four years but to disclose details. departing Libyans took many coffins with them on The killing broke two pathis latest victim was not a niY trucks. terns of the previous murders. streetwalker, police say. Amin, reputedly with only a few loyal Ugandan troops Police in northern England All Of the prevIous 10 slayings now left, established his new "last stand" headquartersmid Friday the killing and took place in red light districts east of Kampala along the main road to the industrial city mutilation of Josephine wiuta- and victims No. 2 through 10 of Jinja, the sources said. ker, a 19-year-old clerk, bore all ProatituteL The killer's selection of the hallmarks of 10 prevtóia mwilersof women th the region PiOdftui gives him his "Jack Un Ripper" nickname - after since October 1975. BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI)- Vietnam and China have "I have good reason to On murderer who killed and believe that one man Is horribly mutilated at least six agreed to begin peace talks April 14 in Hanoi. Radio Hanoi, monitored in Bangkok, interrupted Its responsible for all these horrific prostitutes In the murky Whiteregular broadcasting to announce acceptance of China's crimes," said George OIdfield, chapel area of London's dock. deL'!'ii earlier today to send a negotiating team to the assistant chief constable of Lod in the 1$6I. Vietnamese c.pItal. The modern-day Ripper's West Yorkshire, l50 miles north first known victim, a 18-year"The Vietnamese side Is prepardd to receive it on that of London. Miss Walker was not a old shop assistant, was killed date," said a note from Vietnam's Foreign Ministry to the ailneso. The announcement appeared to clear the final prostitute but she suffered the 3½ years ago in an are. of obstacle to the holding Of peace talks designed to end a same fate as all of the previous Loda city used by prostitutes. Police said he apparently virtual state of war between the two former allies, victims. around mistook her for one. She was attacked midnight Thursday as she crossed a lonely stretch of moorland about 200 yards from TOKYO (UPI) - The Thro Mile Island nuclear achergrandparents' house on the 1der* has caused shock waves in Japan -the only outskirts of Halifax. She was oiatry to have suffered from an atomic bomb attack. walking borne after spending The Japanese government is already taking steps the evening at her granddrleal1y revise Its own ambitious nuclear power paruds. _ _ tvin. 4th a--- W t RWW I doubt, according to one high-ranking government official. Govermnent officials have warned that the shut down Of seven potentially defective nuclear power punts may cause a power crisis In the Tokyo area this summer. JERUSALEM (UPI) - Police were questioning dozens of suspects today In the wake of a powerful explosion that destroyed a Jewbb.owned seafood restaurant in the Arab ___ section of Jerusalem, injurIng 15 people. A spokeanan said the suspects were taken in for questioning after the hIM Friday at the Dolphin Restaurant at El Rashid Street The owners said it would reopen for bihi,se this afternoon, Military and police sources said the blast apparently WON Part Of stepped-op PAWInian guerrilla against targets In Israel and abroad to protest the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty. _ NraId pMto by Tom NShII Jullan Stenstrom is seen showing a group of Swedish businessmen the Ins and outs of Cardinal Industries of Sanford. The group, from Myreesjoo Builders, which like Cardinal Industries specializes In modular construction, Is In the U.S. comparing Industrial techniques. Next stop for the group is Miami. TAKING THE TOUR tt ___ Police said detectives were led to Maxwell because the stabbings stopped. 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Credit approval is almost W4STANT, instead of the usual weeks or even months, so IPIM construction can begin as soon as possible. It's a pretty picture, that's obvious. What's not so obvious Is precisely what It-is in the picture. It is a spider's web? An optical illusion? Give up? It's the sun shining behind a dandelion. oU US? • had this s mortgage money I$ only of the good things about Jim Walter ... you don I need 0F There are many other good things but, since the scarcity I"= and cost of mortgage money is in the news almost every day, we know 111$ especially important to you. So, hers are some encouraging facts about mortgage Herald Photo by Tom N.tul CAN YOU 10S t Dresses 'We have idlualdfacs, from bilmerde to pqb lutes da as rsiballfill ( -- sure — whether one wee a P606 Box ism -- - "stabber" victim. "We feel we have substantial cause to tie this individual to the so-called Skid Row Stabber i murders," Police Chid Daryl sunday, Aprile, ieit-vci it, 111106 - WMTHER No He Just Couldwif Sign It TOPEKA, Kan. (UPI) Gov. John Carlin says he had fully intended to sign the death penalty bill, but could not bring himself to do so when fed with the prospect of restoring capital punislunerd. "I would say in all and candor, that op until 24 hours prior to that decision I was TEHRAN, Iran. (UP!) — After supuny proceedings than 24 hours, a revolutionary fling .qiai thoroughly and totally Way neculed SIX Makary r G&W fund -- Of convinced I would sign a alleged massacres during the shah's regime capital pwdilvnent bill, If The eascidloni cam. I.. than 24 hours after thee, theliewilletturessatmeone N=er police officers accused of murder end torture were similar to the one that passed the Home lnlfl," exec did by Oft .deinIatahan,bdngIngto71ths nw'ber Of peopl, executed since Shah Mohammed Eisa the governor said. Bhiavl was deposed. Carlin, a death penalty oppo'ierd, had said early In his cmpaIgn his would sign Private Car Use Limited a death penalty bill If It were constitutional and ATHE!, Greece (UP!) — Automobiles with p'tn prcpsJy drawn, He Insoft vennn will bs off ths fads thiswwkend.diceled he velood the bill Wkwft a gobw%nLlt declalon to save gasoline by on a p1 iosopIcal basis allowing only hell Of Greece's I million cars to run each knowing full well what ho had aid A govsromst spo-'tai said all private cars with "I would say in further evin-esinbered plate,, except those belonging to doctors comment I recall as an a call and foreigners, will not be allowed to circulate initislHommemberwba fzom3p.m.Satiwdeyto$a.m.Mond,y. I first came to the Violators Of the ordlain0 will face fines rullift from IAgIlaturs, I canie - a * to *,ISI"depuadlag on the aeine.es oithe House mambar who wee violation," the said going to vote fir c.pitai PUlained. And I , w4* thefird debate that, Brown On Honeymoon? when the 110010 caw to pies the butte,' and I NEW YORK (UP!) — U111111111111 Gov. Etknad G. 98"'t do I" ___ ____ 1begsver'sfir4aewi ___ NNW hd _____ cat ereacs alice his __ Wcin.uday vat. Of the at M1 Ron" id lbw York P'T1d17 'IIIW Si death penalty bill wu .1111*4 aid ilds in the sosusmy Mello o(a pan ernbtr 'a the governor America Bsaiag 7$? bead for Moorsvla, IAberIs. ovined It with as i* 1W bearded the plise eeparstsiydw ___ "dw of do brief "10 r,ri,I IN day in Now yen at caiaia bd —n foam seamat lwelil w8m, "Iha,sfacedmorelamy dM4 No Pa An K rd& 14L Ei.iNrsii1d ws.søs* MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) "Upwards Of $50 billion a That's what got me going." study of behavior and relation- fiscis of alcohol on the The federal government has year Is lout through waste, Using Sen. William Prox- ships In a Peruvian brothel, aggressive behavior of a spent thousands of dollars fraud and abuse," Redo says. mire's "Golden Fleece Award" The Department of Am ilkh. studying people's reaction to an "That figures to about $600 out as i springboard, Ride has Agriculture spent $40,000 to find octopus in a barnyard, social of everybody's pocket, and Compiled this lid of Law. Enforcement AsWhat he out how long It takes to cook relationships in Peruvian bro- that's a lot of money." calls federal waste of taxpayer breakfast. 5lMiIlC Administration IPad thels, and drunk sunfish and $Z7,000 to find out why inmates Rado began his one-man money: -The National Institute 0 want to escape from prison. Stuart Rado says he's had campaign against goverrunent -The National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism ENOUGH. "I'm not against research. waste nine months ago and Mental Health funded a $97,000 spent $112,000 to study elaims to have been the force Re.arch is very valuable," behind io,000 terse compl"In.ta Ride said. "What I'm against Is to the White House. His weapon the wade in government that is postcards with a oone-word just throws money away." message "ENOUGH." Rado says he wants people to understand "the gravity" of Ratio, the 33-year-old director I am. readings: tern. 1:33 Ilius, government waste and canof the national network for petite., 12; oversight lows, Pert Ccam.l high 453 th plain to eir elected officials. youth advisory boards, began 14; yesterday's high, U; a.a., 5:59 p.m., low 11:55 a.m., his postcard campaign after barometric pressure, 313; U:14 p.m. "Petitions don't do it," he phoning presidential aide relative homidity, $1 perosut; Baypsrt am., 11w said. "tatters are effective, but u:u Stuart Elastetadi to complain winds, NE at 11 mph. it's a disjointed effort. Post. 133 am, 54S p.m. about a lack Of funding for Forecast: Fair through jellied cards are Identifiable as MONDAY'S TIDES youth programs. He was asked Sunday. Highs in the low $5., gh 5:48 coatIng from one source. D.44 to write a letter. Laws in the upper, IL Winds a,m.,1:N pm., 1101? U144 am.,, "I'm trying to show WashingLOS ANGELES (Uri) "I wrote a nine-page letter beaiI( UIe.t 11 mph Pert CaysrAJ: WO $N ton that people care about the Bo Joe Maxwell, 29, a and alllreceived was athank. today and eNtertytisight. a.m.,$p m.,lewp.m.. U:U problem," he said. ,The former Jail inmate and Skid you," Ratio said. "I was having SUNDAY'S TIDES Bayport: high 11:27 a.m., government Is lifting money out Row figure, is being held today a very difficult time getting a n..#.Beach: high 151 12:11 p.m., 11w 1:59 am.' 1:21 of our pockets and flushing it on suspicion of being the "Shid response out of Washington, am., i:M p.m., low full am., pm. down the toilet." Row Stabber" who knifed 10 men to death In a one.mosdb Stabber Suspect Iran Executes Officers I - me I-UUU Explosion Injures 15 me DETROIT (UPI) auto worked shortened shifts be- and laid off workers as psi4 .s company officials were "trying made for next week, a company industry, hard hit by a week cause of dwindling supplies of supplies ran out. Other plants to get a handle" on the extent of spokesman said. tie-up of the nation's truck assembly parts. were kept open but with drastic shortages at GM plants that lines, is bracing for an even AmeTICEI Motors Corp. said Industry officials, surveying production curtailments and have operated on shortened tougher week ahead that could the extent of shortages, said shortened shifts. Its assembly plants in To", shifts since early in the week. Ohio, and Kenosha, Wis., Add thousands to the ranks of they were not sure if their Chrysler President Lee A. He said a decision had not idled auto workers, ope rated normally Friday and plants could begin another Iacocca already has announced been made on whether GM Planned continue normal Company officials struggled week of production without a the No. 3 auto firm's 41 plaits would be open Monday productiontoMonday. Friday to keep assembly resumption of freight delive- assembly and manufacturing morning. plants In the United States will Ford Motor Co., which plants, choked off from supply des. However, an AMC "We'll try to keep going as be shut down as of Monday and reported no plant closings this spokesman said the firm's lines since Monday, operating Long as we can," one company its work force of 60,000 hourly week asaresult of the trucking Brampton, Ontario. Jeep plaid at a reduced pace. spokesman said, employees laid off for the tie-up, said Its 60,000 hourly was closed Friday due to More than 54,000 hourly General Motors, Chrysler duration of the trucking die- employees worked short shifts weather-related problems, but workers were laid off during the Corp. and Volkswagen of puts. Friday for the fifth day in a would resume normal week, and some 70,000 more America dosed several plants A GM spokesman said the row. No decision had been production next week, - Japan Revises Nuclear Plans -— Truck Strike May Idle Thousands Stuart Rado Has Had ENOUGH Date Set For Peace Talks a Sunday, April I, 1979-3A Government Waste Claims H is 1 1 th Vectim Libya Out Of Uganda Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SanlordPa OpsnD*1O:OO to 9OO Sundsyl2:30to5:30 �4A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Sunday, April 8, 1979 But, They Cooperate With The Vietnamese Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NATiON IN BRIEF . Cambodians Hate Old Rulers Distrust New Ones Cl) 0 Arigor I ID Z FeeX. : 4, 111111111, Phnom] Penh 14 HoChi Minh Cy :::::Gulf of Siam:::. ....:::::::, So ut Ii China Sea :.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.;.:.;.:.:.;.:.:., . . ARANYAPRATHET, Thailand (UPI) - Refugees emerglng from Cambodia say many Cambodians are cooperating with the Vietnamese occupation army despite centuries-old racial anlxnoMty. The reason, they say, is that Cambodians' hatred of the deposed Khmer Rouge regime surpasses their distrust of the Vietnamese. Refugees who have escaped to Thailand report fighting continuing over much of westem Cambodia, but say they believe the Vietnamese will eventually win - and not Just because of their 100,000inan force. Heng Kim Nor, a 49-year-old former provincial teacher, said, "I think the Vietnamese can defeat the Khmer Rouge. The people hate the Pol Pot forces because they killed so many people." Now, he said, when villagers flee the fighting, they run to the Nuclear Doubts On Capitol H1011 WASHINGTON (UP!) - In the halls of Congress, where the futurjof nuclear power will be deternlned, the Three Mile I31an4 crisis has raised fresh doubth among atomic power suppdrteri and vows from oppodents to redouble resisten- . 4 6 •1 ' W. have seen the darker side nation's worst nuclear acddnt has not killed nuclear of modern powet - yet - but even Its stauqchest backers now demapd Ironclad guarantees of . technology' safelt before the next giant stepsare taken Into the age of nucleir power. And politically sensitive lawTED KENNEDY makers will listen closely to their constituent fears of nuclear power. Is concerned about the safety nucler power- no matter how 'This may well have been a problem. safe tie experts convince them break for this country, because The chairman of the Senate . Ittap4eqt çfoç react4tiat%j ; realty ot nuclear regulations sueIn lpublic statements and too eomnfttd to nuclear bommlttee,Gary Had, DC*., Interviews this week, members energy," said Rep. Morris said, "U this accident shows us Of Cpngress have shown a Udall, D-Ariz., chairman of the anything It is that the nuclear growfhg conservativl&n on the House Interior Committee. industry has not been oversubject of nuclear power. "The future of nuclear power regulated from the standpoint "No longer should unwashed doesn't look as good today as it of public health and safety." radicals be considered the only did a week ago," he said. Udall He said any attempt to ones who have doubts about suggested that "when the pressure Congress or the nuclear power." said Rep. present generation of plants Nuclear Regulatory ComznlsEdward Markey, D-Mass. wears out In 20 to 25 years we sion Into relaxing safety stand"In the last week, the people simply don't replace them." arda for nuclear power because of this country have had a bad Sen. Richard Schwelker, R- of oil shortages should be scare," said Sen. Edward Pa., had backed development of resisted. Kennedy, D-Mau., at his health the nuclear power plant that The accident was the subject subcommittee's hearings on the nearly caused a catastrophe In of a one-hour discussion In the accident. "We have seen the his state. Now he wonders if he House. Several members called darker side of modem technolo- was right, for a moratorium on the con gy and we realized anew what "We must have confidence In strirtlon of additional nuclear we should never have forgotten the safety of nuclear power if It power plants. Others said the -that a device made by man istoservea role ln meeting our plants should be allowed, but will always be as Imperfect as energy needs, and we must with tightened safety stanman." have confidence In our ability to dards. Leaders of both houses say deal with nuclear accidents," Rep. Mickey Edwards, RCongress will give nuclear he said, "My opinion has Okla., who has strongly suppower a tough new look, changed to this point - the ported nuclear development, Senate Democratic Leader idimate safety is now In doubt. said he continues to advocate Robert Byrd, D'W.Va., said Now It's a make or break nuclear power. there Is "no question" accident decision for nuclear power." "However, I do feel that there near Harrisburg, Pa., will spur But Sen. Jacob Javits, RN.Y., are some very realistic grounds opposition to further nuclear urged colleagues not to rush to for some hard second looks at development, judgment. where we have been going," he Lang an advocate of further "The national Interest contin.. said. development of coal resources ues to require that the nuclear "The incident at Three Mile as an alternative source of option be considered an dc- Island Is the latest In a whole power, Byrd said the use of ment In our energy supply and series of things that seem to be nuclear energy should be that to reject it now would be coming together and raising reviewed In "a careful, rca- premature," he said. "We are doubt in my mind U to the soned and objective" manner. In a very profound energy crisis wisdom of the course we have "1 don't want to be emotional and our choices Involve serious been pursuing." about this, but there Isn't any risks no matter where we Edwards said he was not margin for error," he said. look.", suggesting nuclear plants be "Prudence requires a careful Support also came from Sen. closed or there be a moratod. re-examination of a policy Clairborne Pd, DR.!. who urn on new ones. which envisions widespread said: "don't throw out the stein But there should be stronger reliance on nuclear power." and all the potential it has." federal oversight of plant House Speaker Thomas Sen. Gordon Humphrey, R. construction and engineering, O'Neill of Massachusetts said NIL, long has hacked the the and Congress must "IU that ",e'i no question It's going controversial Seabrook plant a much harder evaluation be to open the door for future under Lvastruction in his state made of the entire nuclear - kglsiatlon" on the subject of and said he dill wants It - but program." Ballet Guild Plans Memorial Benefit. Vietnamese, not to the Khmer Khmer Rouge. Rouge. He said many of the villages Saom Him, 35, who arrived In around the western province Thailand In mid-March, said capital of Battambang, 210 when Vietnamese troops ad- miles northwest of Phnom vanced on his village of Bung Penh, had squads of the new Prey, the Khmer Rouge tried to milItia. make the people go into the In one of the larger villages jungle with them. there were 200 volunteers, "But everyone ran away"he SaornHim said, but only about said, Refugees report large man'They want bers of Cambodian villagers gathering in the areas occupied revenge against by the Vietnamese. They say the Vietnamese are organizing committees for each village the Khmer Rouge' with five members - always He said Including one female. were only for defense, not for But, they say, power remains attack, and the Vietnamese with the Vietnamese, possibly regulars seemed to be doing because there appear to be very almost all the fighting. few officials or soldiers of the A former Phnom Penh new Cambodian government. English teacher, Ty Kim An, Saom Him said the Viet- said he saw a training center namese were arming Csmbodl. for several hundred and talked an volunteer forces to fight the to some of the recruits. "Many people want to be soldiers," he said. "They want revenge against the Khmer Rouge." The Khmer Rouge appears to be reaping the fruit of four years of brutal rule that some analysts say killed hundreds of thousand of Cambodians. Ty said he saw three men lna cart surrounded by an angry crowd in Sisophon. "People shouted that the three were Khmer Rouge. One managed to escape, but the other two were caught. Guns were found hidden in the cart" he said. "The crowd beat them to death." Despite mostly good treatmerit from the well-disciplIned Vietnamese troops and a much less radical socialist policy by the new government, the refugees said there was little love for Cambodia's new rulers. ANTI-PERSPIRANT 93$ 4-ounce. 3 types 1 Bottle of 75.2 e 0typ s. LIMIT I 79 16-ounce. LIMIT I 6910 WASHINGTON (UP!) -Major oil companies say the windfall profits tax proposed by President Carter defeats the purpose of deregulating domestic crude oil prices because It cuts into funds needed for exploration and production. No one, including Carter, was particularly surprised by the Industry's reaction Friday. But even with opposition to a profits tax, the reaction to the president's 71/,-ounces. 2 types. LIMIT I 89* approach to deregulation was generally favorable. Chairman Cliff C. 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See our complete collection then choose one for each of your favorite peopi. this Euler. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - The tough decision is not how $62.50 rebate to homeowners. much property tax relief to give, but who gets it. While Lewis supports Graham's rollback, "he's not adamant The Senate Finance and Tax Subcommittee agreed Friday to and is open to other alternatives," Myers said. put $500 million into property tax breaks over the next two years, Whatever property tax plan is adopted, "it needs to go down to but split over how to divide it between homeowners, business and the House as soon as possible," he said. "We can't really get down Industry, to the budget until this thing is settled." Subcommittee Chairman Ken Myers of Miami blasted Gov. Bob The Legislature would be using sales tax dollars for the Graham's two-mill rollback because 70 percent of the relief would rollback, Myers argued, and homeowners, not business and ingo to business or industry and predicted the Senate will reject it In dustry, pay the sales tax. "If you give 70 percent of the relief to favor of a rebate to homeowners. people who don't pay the tax, you're goung to have political Other membrs of the panel supported Graham's plan, which problems." wOuld cost about $500 million, and opposed a proposal by Myers -Consumers who buy products and services pay a price for and Sens. Kenneth MacKay of Ocala and Ed Dunn of Daytona them and the price goes up or down depending on taxes and Beach to give every person who has filed for homestead ezemp- overhead," said Fort Lauderdale Sen. Jim Scott. "I don't think tion a $125 check late this year. It's fair to say 70 percent of a millege rollback goes to business." Tampa Sen. Guy Spicola proposed a one mill rollback and rebate combination, saying it would be "the best of both worlds." The state will have *1.3 billion more in recurring money during the 1979.81 biennium than it had this year. Senate President Phil Lewis wants to use $500 million to $525 million of it for property tax relief and another $50 million or so on business and industrial tax breaks to trigger economic development. The subcommittee endorsed the level of tax relief sought by the president, with Myers saying the state would still have enough money to Increase state spending 15 percent a year, which would exceed President Carter's anti-inflation guidelines and may be more than the legislative leadership will allow. It decided to consider three specific tax breaks plans at a meeting Wednesday -the governor's; the Myers rebate; and a one mill rollback giving tax relief to all property owners, plus a Ohio, that segregation resulted from housing patterns and in assorted colors. REQ. 49' PLUSH ANIMALSwide 59$ am' ILM LW EASTER GRASS Non-flammable grass rabbit. K9DAIC SuDE F CHOOSE FROM. ' bag. REQ. 89' 299 Legislature Split Over Who Will Get Tax Relief WASHINGTON (UP!) - In its first major school desegregation case, the Carter administration Is urging the Supreme Court to uphold citywide plans requiring the busing of 50,000 students In two Ohio cities. The Justice Department filea friend-of-the-court brief Friday rejecting the argumgf Coltnus and Dayton, stirs Easter. 1 i-ounCe _______ GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI) "We're treating this like any Campus." underTite the cost of the big, he had a falling-out with a drug- political science at UF, appolice expected no other concert on campus," said The idea for the toke-m came on-campus luke-in, smuggling ring in Puerto Rico. peaied at the Alligator offices problems today at a mass UF Police U. R. L. Lambert. in a Christmas card postThe writer wrote again and The Alligator editors decided earlier this week and said "toke-in" and all-day concert at "We will have our usual seven marked in Puerto Rico, whichsent another $150 and the to put the money in a special Ganga was the name of a friend the University of Florida officers on duty around the was received at the offices of Aligator received other dona. bank account and give Alto killed In a drug war in San campus in memory of a young campus and will station only the Independent Florida Al- lions from around the state whatever organization could Francisco drug trafficker killed in a West one out at the field to keep the ligator, an several years ago. off-campus student from people who read about the demonstrate its good faith in Coast drug war. A comparison of the man's traffic in line." newspaper, last Jan. 18. mysterious Ganga. They the sponsorship of the toke-in. handwriting with the signature About 15,000 young people Asked about the possibility of The card contained three $50 totaled $820. One of the sponsors of today's on Ganga's letters to the were expected to attend the young people smoking marijua- bills and the writer, who In his letters to the Alligator, event, which will include seven Alligator convinced the newsmass marijuana smoke and na in front of his officers, identified himself by the Ganga complained about the rock bands and feature speak- paper's editors he was who he rock concert at the Lake Alice Lambert said, "They smoke pseudonym of John Ganga, practices of South American ers from groups advocating the field. said he was. The newspaper marijuana at other concerts on suggested that it be used to drue traffickers and intimated decr im inalization - Campus Desegration Fight PLANTER'S PENNANT Snack with your favorite beverage. 16-ounces. REQ. $1.39 Police Plan No Action At Mass 'Toke-In' Windfall Tax Criticized HAIR SPRAY 1214, ounce Vanilla and chocolate. LIMIT I 1 2 types. r HE EE ' WHITE RAIN AYDS CANDY REDUCING PLAN Herald photo by Tom N.ts.l WASHINGTON (UP!) - Negotiators for 4,300 Pan American Airways flight attendants bargained Friday against a Saturday midnight strike deadline, but Pan Am said It would continue operating if a strike occurs. United Airlines, meanwhile, said Friday it will not accept reservations for flights through June 7. United, shut down for a week by a machinist's strike, earlier had halted taking reservations on flights only through April 16. Pan Am President Dan Colussy said bargaining was expected "to continue until settlement is reached," but said the airline will continue operating if a strike occurs. Wn.n you pick up your divfiop*d f i lm and prints buy IWO fOils ot Kodacoior Of black and while print film $0. the r egular price of one TODAY AND EVERYDAY Trial size. "4 -OUnCe. LIMIT I Association. Strike Deadline Nears PHOTO OFFER TU- Thi' Oviedo high School Band, seen at left, was among the school bands competing In the annual State Region Ill Stage Band Festival at Seminole Community College, The competition, held Friday and Saturday, was Sponsored by the Florida Bandmasters caused to Labradoc to list. We're not sure what caused the cargo to shift," I.A. Steven Waldman of the U.S. Coast Guard's 9th District Headquarters said. SMITTY BY COTY 49$ SHAMPOO CLEVELAND (UP!) -The wind and wave-battered Canadian freighter Labradoc, listing heavily, remained stubbornly afloat on Lake Erie today hours after Its 20man crew was lifted to safety by U.S. Coast Guard helicopter teams. The Coast Guard Cutter Mariposa steamed near the ship some 40 miles northeast of Cleveland, under orders to stay on the scene until the 315-foot vessel went down or became stable enough to tow. The Labradoc's crew was rescued after the ship carrying 160,000 bushels of corn, began to list and its bow dipped beneath the surface, "From what we can gather, from ourselves and the ship's master, we're pretty confident that a cargo shift "My friend was not entirely happy with the Hong Samrin force, but he wanted revenge "Without the people the against the Khmer Rouge, and Vietnamese couldn't win the said he had no other choice." COLOGNE I quilitVC ROLAIDS ANTACID - Remains Afloat, Crew Safe Lang Dee said his friend was hopeful the new government could win the support of the people. Get an s.tf a sit 0$ p"nis wth Cvfy fOil 0$ Color Of black an *1111• print tim de,,iop.d and p"nled TODAY AND EVERYDAY - I Ty said many people wonder if the good treatment by Vietnamese and their Cambodian allies is only a ploy to win their support against the Khmer kouge. TOOTING THEIR HORNS Battered Freighter the people." I TWICE THE PRINTS ...ansmsyouc.ntrus ARRID EXTRA-DRY battle for control, but when they win, perhaps they will strain "Many people feel doubts about what the Vietnamese will do to them," Ty said. leng Dee, a 28-year-old former medical worker, said he met a friend of his among the soldlersof the new government. " don't had escaped from He explained that "the the Khmer Rouge and lived In Vietnamese and the Khmer the jungle with a small band of have customs, traditions other escapees, he said, before ways of thinking that are very meeting Vietnamese-led Cam. different - there has never CambOdiSri rebels In June iSiS near been friendship between the huge Tonic Sap Lake. countries. ECKERD'S FAMOUS ECKEPDS CLAIROL CONDITION II CONDITIONER 16-ounce. 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I Area Code 305M-2611 or 831•9983 Sunday, April 8, 1979-6A WAYNEb. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Around 9 ___ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. ____ W The More Things Change And, The fall of Britain's Labor Party government and the resulting general election campaign now under way give British voters yet another opportunity to decide whether Laborites or Tories can best handle that country's powerful, militant trade unions. The unions, far stronger and decidedly more leftwing than their American counterparts, remain a key to Britain's hopes to regain a full measure of economic health after a decade of inflation and sagging productivity. Ironically, the no-confidence vote in Parliament toppled a government that had achieved a credible record of reducing inflation and restraining union wage demands since Prime Minister James Callaghan took office in 1976. Since then, Mr. Callaghan's fiscal policies, his success in moderating the trade union's demands, and Britain's North Sea oil revenues have reduced inflation from 26 percent to less than 10 percent. s:Mover, the spending descipline Imposed on the Callaghan government by the International Monetary Fund as a condition of loans made to support the British pound in 1976 helped to resuscitate Britain's currency. From a low of $1.50 three years ago, the pound now stands at just over $2.00. These hard-won successes are all the more remarkable in light of the Labor Party's minority status in Parliament for the last two years. Mr. Callaghan has clung to power by virtue of a razoredge majority, courtesy of the handful of splinter party members in the House of Commons. That coalition majority failed over the issue of limited home rule for Scotland and Wales. But what led Britain's Conservative Party to demand a confidence vote was not so much the question of Scotland and Wales, but this last winter's evidence that Callaghan and his party had lost control of the unions. Crippling nationwide strikes by truck drivers, hospital workers, and school employees brought hardships to many Britons and , the feeling that that economy might again be tipped a1aos. 1)4 The Conservative Party's psesentit-point 1d in the public opinion polls is largely a result of this winter of discontent. And it was this upsurge in popular sentiment that induced the Conservatives to push for a vote of no-confidence rather than wait for scheduled elections in the fall. The odds suggest that the May 3 general elections will put the Conservatives in power and their leader, Margaret Thatcher, in the prime minister's office as the first woman in British history to hold that post, and the first feminine leader of a major Western nation. If so, the feisty Mrs. Thatcher will face the same unenviable set of difficulties against which Mr. Callaghan made only partial progress, Britain's problems are not confined to its unruly unions. Confiscatory tax rates discourage Investment. The country's industrial base creaks with obsolescence. British industrial management Is not among Europe's most Innovative. And some of Britain's largest industries -steel, coal, and the bulk of its auto, shipbuilding, and aerospace enterprises are nationalized and often grossly inefficient. Inasmuch as Britain must compete with Japan, West Germany, and the United States in world markets, her basic industries must be modernized and labor productivity dramatically increased if the once proud 'made In England" label is to be restored to a place in the sun. Mrs. Thatcher will find all this difficult to acmplIsh unless she can begin the task by persuading the trade unions to cooperate in a program Of wage austerity and modernized work rules. But then, Mrs. Thatcher and the Conservatives are confident that the majority of Britons are sufficiently chastised by the country's economic problems to welcome the dose of discipline and free enterprise she promises. - BERRY'S WORLD I. ... The Clock By DONNA Gov. Bob Graham has taken a position firmly behind the Community Coordinated Child Care (4C) Program for Central Florida. He has announced to the Secretary David Pingree of Health and Rehabilitative Services MRS) that new child care programs will be begun In new areas of the state with new money, not by taking money away fgrnn Central Florida's 4C program. The hundreds of single working parents whose children are taken care of daily in professional centersunder the 4C subaldizedprograin must have breathed a sigh of relief at that news, For two years the threat of reduction by half of the 4C programs in Seminole and neighboring counties has loomed. It was postponed lad year after parents, public officials and legislators joined forces to stop the withdrawal of a portion of Mate funding. Gov. Graham's request for new funds for new child care programs will now go to the Appropriations and Senate Ways and Means Committee for Its consideration. A recent two.yer long study conducted by the economics department at the University of Central Florida gauged the economic impact on families of the provision of child care assistance, JULIAN BOND - - Carter: His 1980 Profile r - T .r , 1 - t -_ , / II - ; -1 , ' 1. I / :Y - ~< 4,, '.14 ______ __ - I ) , . - ' . . -. - Trouble In South Af r ica .. F THATCHER OW AS Americans who favor withdrawal of U.S. investments In South Africa and the use of economic sanctions as a means of getting that nation to change Its racial policies should take no comfort In the scandal now shaking the South African government. If It goes, things could get a lot worse. Hey, buddy! Wanna buy a copy of an unpublished article on how to build an H bomb?' b44 ---------'- -- lW '- ' - much . : . f I.: .:::: ,. . I —., ~i-:- ~ . ....: , ~. •.. . wt,•.. £4W1 : . ................... . .• ..... ;-.:~~'.'' - - .:~:, : .:.4 .. . Tecton stages 1040 burning party Growing Older I Connotation Of 'Elder' A Changing Thing Today '. RIm - - .... LIGHTER SIDE JACK Distinction _____ ___ ___ uw. ___ a. The bsginthnge of this move toward Improving our Image are already evident. Many of us around the country attend summer college programs called "Eldertiostals." More recently, a new publication ap' peared under the Intriguing name of Elderworks. Here's how Elderworks' editors describe Its objectives: "Who are the elders? They're ---- - - Take the millions of selfless volunteers who perform the seemingly Insignificant task of driving people to hospitals and doctors' offices. They are actually making Important contributions to the health needs of the patients they transport. Or evaluate the many volunteers who phone or visit lonely people. Judge the "Ornbudspeople" who defend the rights of their contemporaries in nursing homese The records show that more than 2.5 Tax Lawsuit Gets Inactive Ride __ It wIll be several mon$hs before the pack are the highest in the nation. degree in guidance and counseling In lawsuit filed by the city of Sanford against "Huge quantities of cigarettes, psychology from Florida State University. the Seminole County Commission eaivalent to $100 mI11l a year are excharging the county with doubly tailing capimig that taxed most classification city residents goes further In the courts. through cigarette bootlegging Into Legislation to deauthorize the Cross The county com'n1"ton, on advice of Florida," the letter said. Florida Barge Canal was Introduced this County Administrator Roger Nelswender, It dates Floridians can buy cigarettes week In the U.S. Senate by Florida Senate has decided to let the suit rid, along in an for a dollar less per carton from Georgia Senators Lawton Chiles and Richard InactIve status at this time, pending action or Alabama, from an Indian reservation Stone. bya. Florida Legislature on proposed supermarket or military reservation or "The case for this proposal Is clear and legislation concerning double taxation. from their friendly neighborhood peddler convincing," said Chiles and Stone. "We The Florida League of Cities Is span, of cigarettes bootlegged In from North hope the Senate can complete action early soring legislation that make federal Organized Crime Is recommending Carolina. in this session." revenue sharing funds subject to attack by reduction In the tax collected per pack of "It Is not Illegal to buy up to three r. In addition to terminating authority for cities since those funds are allocated on cigarettes from 21 cads to 11 cents. The tone of cigarettes in Florida on which further construction, the proposed bill the basisof the county's population county- coimdl says the date would probably lose Florida cigarettes taxes have not been extends the boundary of the Ocala wide both within and outside the cities. nothing by reducing the tax, Inhhldbg the paid. Only the bootlegger Is breaking the National Forest to Include canal project The convnIi1on would also like to see date in fad would gain more total tax law, and with hIs or her big share of the lands and authorizes expenditures to the results of the study by the double- money by On lamer tax. profits, he or she couldn't care less," the purchase lands from the Canal Authority "Then cilia, and cowdies would get newsletter says. taxation committee (or the tax of Florida. equ&".atlon committee as the county Is more tax mossy from TIllhlMm and the Canal construction was halted by fond of calling It) of the Council of LOcal tax burden on citizens would be eased at William S. Earle Jr., subdistrict adpresidential order In 1971. Supporting termination of authority for any further Governments In Seminole County before ft the local level. That's a true 'filter down' minidrator for all services of the daJe or 'rising tide' formula In reaMlme Department of Health and Rehabilitative goes forward In the courts. construction are President Carter, former Nelswender told commnlasloners the city operation. There would be one lose to Services (HRS) In Seminole, Orange and Gov. Reubin Askew, Gov. Bob Graham of Sanford has come to more or less the Florida," the council says, "the loss of Onceola cow4lo, Is leaving that position to and the Florida Cabinet. The Army Corps organized crime's Involvement In join the Q1dren's Home Society of same position of waiting and seeing, of Engineers has concluded that corncigarelt. bootlegging." Florida. pidlon is not warranted. The newsletter said Floridians jut The Tobacco Tax Council with offices In He will become the adinlinldrathy. Congressman Bill Chappefl, D.Ocala, Tallahassee has some Interesting points In aren't willing to pay a dollar more for the director for the Central Florida Division of and one other Florida congressman have privilso of buying cigarettes on which the society beginning next Monday. its monthly newsletter. successfully blocked passage of ilinilar The newsletter up the stats House of florbdi tans have been paid, adding Earl. received his BS degree from lq1ilatlon In On U.S. House so far, State Representatives Select Cuurunitt,e on Fboridi taxes on cigarettes at 21 aids per Florida Southern College and his MS Sen. John Vogt, D-Cocos, said this week. ____ _____ __ - Cutting Bi g Oil Firms' Tax Break r-- .1 ---i caw art a great 5110 growing nation of people for whom our country's in--stitutIons are not yet adequately programmed. They are a. reason we must reconsider our expeviationa for lifelong talent, growth and productivity. And we hope our publication Elderworks will help achieve thai. attitudinal change. "The object of Elderworks is the great benefit society may derive from the longer lives mod of us enjoy. We need to learn how to reinvest the profit from our In- vestments In human development. And we will do this by discovering roles for able elders which meet the unmet needs of our communities and enterprise. We call these roles elderworks. "The aim of Elderworks Is to discover what elders can do for the country and to stimulate them to do it." That description of an elder Is accurate. ..e If 4111 .1... ii.J'. W11 towuwe ....t..__ a. wii w story. a_.___- *. •.. e-ts - S -.__• mill ion of us truly deserve to be called "elders." Age, alone, seems to establish se nior citizenship. The catch-all makes no distinction among the qualities of various older Americans. The term falls to separate those among us who contribute in some way to society as a whole. We can accept the senior-citizen design ion br retirees who spend the Last years of their lives doing nothing but playing games. But we can't permit its use for those of us who participate as activists in the causes of the elderly. Nor can the term be used for those of us who are doing political, social or other volunteer work of various kinds. No one expects us to devote full time to being an elder. Over our lifetimes we have - as the saying goes - "paid our dues." But there is need for each of us to move away from the card table or golf course. We must offer part of ourselves for the improvement of the quality of life In the nation as a whole. We reestablish our position as valid people when we take on responsibilities that challenge our knowledge, our wisdom, our nast eerLences and our abilities. How do we answer our grandchildren when they ask, "What cio you and grandma do all the time?" What Is our reply when the same question? We can be written off as useless if we must answer, "We're enjoying ourselves." Those who can tell about their involvements in substantive relationships with others cannot be as easily dismissed. They're elders. Parties & Politics ANDERSON WAIINGTON - As Prl4snt Carter was ft 1i "M agau the AdmInIstratIon's Mst.d the effect of the tax breaks Congress has recalls. the raise flat jug aud the plane just preparing s energy mige to goals. ___ lavished on the oil Indadry over the years. tumbled to places, feet away. "I dlde't oven publi hewaabs t •fonCol)tutsi,v.guadiein. 1 Treasury appears to Sto l"lkIedthecarwdrmufaguI eUnilnate a nw1lii&lll dollar tax break that cs,gi, for the d,velopoigofin.c.nargy coacvnedwithaaythingutbe thetotally srnog,gun. to the wreckag.." American Oil cc"çanuss hav, boon fattening on resources, and also encourages- US. oil m(4 of Its lasgathering %jlw ibrugglig off for two decades. Eqidppsd with a 'piking knife, cable ahsa,s to dovilo foreign prodectlon or ', 4ens of long-rungs energy policy. An In. and Ms own brand of courage, th Paying 'gh.r tans, White House aauroas operations at the expense of e yowg dom.atIc ternal mom, to the treesury secretary from his tilephon, worker was the first to arrive at the Mimi Is th. lead the oil oo"n siald do eposti," a warns easistad for tax policy in 1917 said, "Foreign scene of Carnage. Some paseengers were sup to shoulder lows of the burden of burgeonIng bliy. "It Is ebbs dw theanalysis end rank Is poky. Go prices dc, we hTdovad to the eves. Oil" In do seva UU slCUM of the p1m, ad Liii prices. The comunners will be carrying mad M&M to the goal of energy indspuI[e." handed adsthzation of the tax law." M Imato ran up, a bleeding pauassngsr of the bed, the reasonIng goe, when price The word one t And tins Department of coyaltto Energy, for its pail, diggered cit of the wreckage. controls are lifted on 'm'utksfly predicid oIL taw, ad has ad Unk g a, ij has don, a pathetic jab of analysing the on. P*'MO tore ff his T'shirt for a tamgqust The tax break, known as the -Iwwp oil in Willes was VSd laditatid by the Treasury lS!lSicii of tax breaks for the oil moguls. aid turned the injured pausagur over to two bun already cad tr iqere thin Dapar'n-d in the ml4UIfe Odor promure s" P5110. offIcers who cams rIMtniii( up. Stripped to 555t fo -I $l$ billiem in bad reveaus. r from the Slate Dqarint. The po"nMs mowhe, ' a, NOW Ytk51 ( which we deIar4ordsliar credit on their US. sws tax wed to c,m,et relatiss with the Arab oil Ssd bdo we oi ldiM ft to recognise lmpaihliels.d duds for money they pay to foreign goveremsats for preduirs, The M i sdU which of valor In the age of the anti-hero - Is Tony UllIIStEbJ.aIIdshsvs,heig seat bolts to the r* to eatract oIL This is ace'g'td by wed to mesa a p''4l, 11 ell Ithnit, a *.yssroId ttho1wn worker from PP'd victims. Pa many, it w os daulfying the payments as income tax imttul witet own late. Bit lithe galley also pii4 ths Bronx. oIroyallbss The lMtirwow bsd.dictleas for ubrsal girl Onned In the debrig, .1 bowais -expsassi at a lower rats Un the tax. Momads before disaster strudi on Raway fl iri Bet the skyroclig increase in the price of dsstr " Ke International Airport on the ralaj he r.ed. ,oft she we, .jg,, she Woo foreign ail, aid the tr.tsd 'k'n4d of J $4, 1V5 P"to was living Biooming for hs." I'iato 7111 Whib H11111111 s-'l- are ackad by a, feoI d ad1 have oiler economy, hem. from work on Rockaway Houlseard ,*. with t*st. r&p4 livurs for Rip, Bs.jon*i Pwt'. D hive ,t the situation I reomat years. The , on Ms mind tn the prospect ofa "S w om of those a, Gal cs N.Y., ocs. They hesrad any mebs I .v'M t tine 1 knew was dill allvs," dies with his girlfrlsnd. have taw that no*fir a few he said. "WheI the_ cos, tino tinItijJtss heosiae lom depr foreign arrived, I Hosiada.th. *'uHasEadsrn to mali sure they took her rf away."yelis4 tax breeb that Coagro. giv, a, all I' IL ___ Iry ha ins. hoe. .w4 for tinsin ThsasJwpreNomac,,er,dWa,GAoaad .a, amy bordorlirgth. higWii AhsevA impart on o aergy policy, let their study of cs. ---4r-' Cr. At lead two awed thei life to I$ _J t "All of a iisthh, there was tMs big bd of r a. .mIeda tei.-inè ste. to 6 of wellooll he soil detsrmlis Same aid then a dad of _'sb." Paimat 'Tm en hire," Americans of every stripe, type and condition who want new opportunities to use their skills and experience In ways that will benefit others. "They are impatient to embark upon new involvements. They seek intellectual challenges provided by serving others. They look for volunteer positions In education, health care and legal services. IIVI11__---- Into vogue. But Its meaning, too, may become muddled unless It Is clarified. In ancient times, elders werg the mod respected people in any community. Everyone looked up to than for their sagacity, for their wisdom, for their guidance. Today, however, we live in a youthoriented society. If we want to be called "elders," we must deserve the appeuatlon. .......... Man In this country, the word "old" has become an affront. Be sure to duck If you tell a co-worker or friend, 'You're behaving like an old woman." It's an accusation. Years back, the term "golden ager" was standard. Subsequently, we became known as "senior citizens." Few of us find either term Informative or satisfactory. Right now. the word "elder" is en,nlni - - $o College Can Guarante4 It. H. , . ' Students: Search Out Education ByMUM H. T.THOOU will newd a, tion in full," a fames shield aspire, aid agaket which they mod lmnpoitait thugs that college can SpodalTe The Herald should mamure t1w aiw'ity of this provide Is #0 motivation and app11catlon odoeeft pr-'l-nt am declared. April1$isa day ofde$',fties day in to work with disclpllneandperslstenceat We Mile, for n allege or adversity cclbsgoorthetimlveniti. which large wnbers of collie, and cin .fter a guaradse. Neither a, 710 find goal should he to develop the a chosm topic. cd unIversities notdy waiting spp"r Third, a liberal education should provide curicat aer a. faculty - lingestunt ability to read critlaily aid analytically, tinel, docidon on a&Akdm Then begIn. Iheegh sash Is - cen aw liberal aid to write aid speak with clarity, an Introduction to the foundations, the soulisercidug for those piospactive learft precision aid grace. Ths has big been %Uumptlons, limitations and Instiduis who face the choice of which j a, at .sof a, gsois of liberal .duc'. bit teua""ef"pi of present knowledge .tide lastitidlon to attnd Which cii om bad creates Ms or her Mush! 'ep. ad * has never bern more aegbsdad or mare of ourselves, our .eclsty aid our biological pr011e that rare c'giWlditj, that pier Of the secosadel M is he or she wins does critical theee I Is tidoy. ad physical amirepaneeL The chief and greet prbcs, a liberal idiMln? he"a indirect ps of liberal of 4""Isto 1111"1111d reldionehipa rl,idy aid iii italy. IMs "Send a your sun, ma, ad 'we ad am is mole ilgoiftcad thin those -.-- "ft ourut -shirk are leoralng uld boa. "ft do guarantee the 'W'id predict. U you are mmwm ad 11deeft I now am meat of a 164M cesbulty ad the sea- botwiss the veils imerlocking spheres ,ietfulhy.41d1,d.Mur.Msn11oaad,e there we I111 gsa to all 'ij 4rig' ,tisMlefy it. Perkins one 01 the in which we live. . . - Is 0 0 & ~ - - ___ I.s,,',IA a. ~ ..-Ift ,...,.~,....,.~.:::.::...:~ ... X',.'-~ ~"sw0, .... ..." --~-, v.\ .. O~~". -..''. '' ~ .,~~.-~ix11...'. I a. a. W.. .., - _____ U--, ByTOMTIEDE or more. American. Constitution." Special to The Herald And the rebels are not necessarily an Why should some people pay more than To this end, Tecton has formed the McLEAN, Va. (NEA) - Each year assortment of oddballs. Like Tecton, they others for the maintenance of governThas Jefferson Equal Tax Society, millions of Americans worry about the are said to be of the fed-up middle class, merit? Tecton says it's a form of which he says has 6,000 correspondents. Income tax rite of April 15. Millions of Many of them are professional people, discrimination characterized by economic He also publishes an Irregular newspaper, others, however, don't worry about It at others are the hard-working backbone of enslavement: "Look at it this way. We all USA, In which he counsels readers to burn all. Mike Tecton, for example; he's one of labor. They an themselves as patriots, or, receive equal protection, and we all have their IO4(.Jrue to type, he says he doesn't a growing army of citizens who refuse to In th is case, lconoclasts who occupy the equal rights. So It's logical we should all pay taxes on the Income earned from the pay government levies on the grounds they moral high ground. pay equally for the benefits." anti-tax enterprises. are illegal. In general, the rebels argue that the The IRS, of course, feels differently He also lectures. And, uniformly, Tecton, an architect, says he has not nation was never meant to have an income about the matter. And that's why, oc- Tecton's speeches call for the abolition of paid Income tax for 20 years. Sometimes tax. They say the Fourth Amendment, for casionally, it throws tax rebels In prison, the IRS, and the punishment of he just dedllnesto file the reuronMs Instance, guarantees cftlzeijthe right to Mike Tecton, for one. He says he was congresanen and women who support the five-figure salary (It reportedly averages keep the amount of their Incomes secret. hounded by the IRS in the middle part of I1%& He says Income tax Is a form of Inbetween $20,000 and $40,000). Other times Also, the Fifth Amendment prohibits 1974, and was then tried and found guilty. stitutlonal theft, and people must stop It he files, but he claims so many deductions, government from forcing bringing the full weight of law against people to inEventually he served a four-month sen-by he says, that he ends up not paying crtmnlnate th.in.elves. responsible officials. tence In a federal lockup, anyway. Accordingly, Tecton urges wage earners Furthermore, the rebels say the 16th Naturally, the rebellion Is not ap- A4gerd, which introduced the Income Tectan says court and prison ex- to form committees to seek criminal Inpredated by the Internal Revenue Ser- tax In 1913, is poorly written andIn- periernce w a. dlctments against racketeers in the as "very trying." He vice. But Tecton says he Is motivated by conclusive. Mike Tecton says years off his life United States Congress, The charge: justice rather than greed. 'The existing Cautituillon contaim at lead 51 original stress probably toot 10 ful conspiracy to violate the Constitution.cItations (he'smieaged,reed,andmariledto income tax isuncoudltutlocal,"heinsists, against taxing incomes, and the 16th a handsome woman who shares ins cOn- It can be done, Tecton says, and he "SO, In effect, the only way you are doing Amendment does not specifically in. servatism). He presently dvolds a. IRS believes some congressmen may anything wrong Is when you give In and validate any of therm. w by filing his returns (zero payment) convicted within a year. pay it. But beyond the questions of the 16th through his congressman. Tecton hopes the indictments wi ll force In other words, Tecton says Forznlo4ois Amendment, and beyond those of a. et Tecton ref uses to mellow. He lawmakers to eliminate a. Tax Code. Y a crime. A good number of dissident wage ,,,i WI#lh 1'aM.n ..0 tha I...... ------..-•h5 I. a.. w.uau LJIUVC ui I$ V IIVW owes as as .ai,MI in oaca earners agree with him. In 1972 IRS diinadal philosophy of the nation Is reporiewy taxes, but says he'll never repay it. Congress to repeal the 16th Amendment. admitted that one million people regularly contrary to Income tax. That Besides this, he Intends to do everything he Mn, yes, Tecton sighs, think of It: no more the refuse to pay mandatory Income taxes. philosophy Is equality. Tecton says W-4s, a. no more nail biting. Only April likewise. can get others "What the Since then. IRS officers have privately Income tax Is Inherently unequal, will remain a national holiday, no nation needs is a revolt" he says. "We said the total may actually be five million therefore it is, In the rebel view, Unmust force the government to obey the doubt. 'I Jimmy Carter's campaign memos will em. phasize new energy initiatives - including / -: /// I -. developing solar power - as well as his foreign a policy achievements and efforts to social stability at home. /' .. The president's most strident black critics, most of them former supporters, will be neutralized when the president's campaign = . SI N Unfortunately, few among us know much e operatives reveal how Important a role federal . About the history and background of that funds play In their organizations' budgets strategically-located country. Many Americans These concl usions, and others, come from a are quick to judge South Africa against the *;~. OTE I senior member of the Carter political family, a background of the U.S. Southern experience. ___ He Is black. 20-year veteran of national politics. : Such comparisons Inevitably lead to a mlsunHe is an unashamed Carter loyalist, prepared OR ;`~ derstanding of the situation in South Africa. A ."-.~.. ... todefendtheCaiierrecordagalnstcrjuc,from ET,, left or right. . The ancestors of the white "Africaaners" were He believes that black Americans waste time Dutch who landed in IM2, settling Into farming 1.'., and energy complaining about Carter's budget life In what Is now the Cape Town region. They . f. cuts In social programs, and argues that a close did not displace a settled native population and examination of the budget willshowthat much of encountered resistance only when they began to .1 IM's budget increases - to the military, for 11151 reach the outer limits of their new territory. Not e 41 Oil ... M example - actually help blacks who make up surprisingly, they considered themselves one of " more than 35 percent of today's Army. the tribes of the country (there are eight black 4 K .77 .. .: He pouts out that Carter's appointments t ribes). . metelsveilInth. White Soqth Africans rule out the idea of f.6srg bairiucraCy ..than. any, puv1s. " "majàf1ty"riileti they consider It Impossible. president. :• :. -: 1.:;..--.-: :. i-:. One black tribe would end up dominating the Our source Is a seIf.described "regular" In Our others, they contend. A South African governDemocratic Party politics who supported the "LOOKS LIKE WE'RE BACK IN FASHION!" ment official, speaking recently to a California eventual Democratic nominee in every civic group, said, differences between a presidential election since 1966, except George Zulu and a Shangaan are as great as those McGovern in 1972. Like a good soldier, however, between a Mexican and a Canadian, who claim he campaigned long and hard for McGovern different languages, customs, political traditions after the convention made him and cultures of their o wn." choice. Of U he ever expresses disappointment at any The government has devised a plan to provide part of Carter's performance, he does It quietly self-rule by blacks In historic "homelands" and discreetly. designed for English potholes, which have a within the nation, though so far only two tribes By DICK WFZf Although others received more public favor slighty more subtle declivity." have accepted the plan and many blacks oppose WASHINGTON (UP!) - When American and public reward - for their roles in the ms EXAMPLE 2: A Swedish firm that builds the Idea of having rights only In "homelands" in campaign, this man Is more responsible than consumers buy Imported products, they likely do garbage reclamation equipment recently ex- which they have never lived. Urban blacks, who any other for the hard work that tlatod so because they are seeking something different tracted two tons of refuse from a New Jersey make up the backbone of the natlon'slabor fos, Martin bather King Sr.'s hugs and Andrew from goods made In this country. landiui and flew It to Stockholm for laboratory would still have to live by various "apartheid" yog's endorsement Into actual vote& laws if they remain In white-dominated cities What they may not know Is that some foreign analysis. He expects to do It again In 1*. co'npsnles take considerable pains to tailor their A explained that the company was In the 36 years the National Party has ruled His predictions for the campaign theme have wares for the UL market. suchofcases, ft planning to enter the American market and South Africa a variety of apartheid laws have already begun to come true. Carter is nearly hardly need be said, the exoticInaura wanted wanted to see how typical U.S. garbage corn- served to keep blacks restricted economically ready to begin promotion of alternative sources ports In largely Illusionary. and politically. But, what Is not generally known E uropean vy of 0WSf. EXAMPLE 1: Lad year about this time, a par with In the U.S. Is that In recent times the South Thegypt peace treaty catapulted him British auto firm took plaster casts of some PfelinilliarY tests using Swedish equip me nton African government, controlled by the moderate to center stage as a peacemaker. The public typical American potholes and flew them to the sample indicated few If any modifications wing of the party, has gradually moved to urnperceives the president as a man willing to dareng1'rid. The Yankee-style road hazards were would be nece and risk personal honor for peace as well as toil then duplicated on the company's test tract ssary to prepare the machines for prove the lot of the nation's blacks and has been export. U that holds true, the Swedes may have planning much more extensive hard for Its success. reforms, Now some Americans who drive British motor lost their but sales pitch. And, our source reports, the peaceful streets of can might be pleased to know their vehicles Access to better job. for blacks has been one America's big cities, despite r.cord.bre.kthg were engineered to withatand genuine US. paIn other words, garbage egalitarlanixo could such reform and Its modest Implementation In a uninpicytninat among black youth, prove that tholes. make It more difficult to sell Swedish copper mine recently brought -& sharp reaction Carter's go-slew tactics toward blacks haven't But true connoisseurs undoubtadJy miss the reclamation equipment In America. The U- from the white mine workers union which went prohac.d massive street violence, as many opportunity of saying to their p.ngeri, "Sorry porters had better hope that final tests will turn on a wildcat strike designe dtoemnbariass the feared and a few predicted, about that last jolt, folks. This car's shocks were up a basis for snob appeal. government. ____ -" - __ __ __ I ' 1 _ I, : ..--:--___ --a --_ 7~-:-_-== ____ I . .' : .. - 1R '. He's Not One Who's Afraid Of The Big, Bad IRS - - _ _ _ _. - ,p" ~)~11~ / Sunday, April L 1e7e-A Not Mike Tecton RONALD REAGAN " i Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - The written report on the study conducted by the solid waste committee of the Council of LOCal Governments In Seminole County was submitted to the organization this week. Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd, as he read the report this week, pointed out it said about the same thing he said before the 18-month long ''7 I - ;, - - OPINION study began - the most feasible method of solid waste resource recovery is through Incinerators logt'4 at sewer treatment plants with energy created by the heat used to operate the sewerplants. The report said incinerators In the future cu1d be located at the regional plants In Altamonte, Sanford and the planned Orlando Regional plant to be constructed at Iron Bridge near Oviedo. Included among the Information in the two volume reports were some Interesting facts: Seminole's population of about 142,000 generated 136,000 tons of garbage In 1977. Composition of the waste generated In the county is: paper 27.2 percent; glass 10.5 percent; rubber .8 percent; textiles 1,5 percent; metals 7.6 percent including 6.6 percent ferrous and 1 percent aluminum and plastics 2.5 percent for a total of 50.1 percent Inorganic matter With the remaining 49.9 percent composed of organic matter at the rate of food 15.8 percent; gar 2&5 percent; wood .5 percent and miscellaneous 5.1 percent. It predicted that by 1980 the county will be generating 400 tons of Incinerable solid wastes per dayand by2O00this rate will increase to950tons per day. It showed that enrollment In the 4C child care assistance program helps a family to selfsufficiency, and that the longer the faintly remains In the program the greater the gain, In the Inactive group - those who left the program in 1976 - enrollment In the child care program of two to three years was positively correlated to an employment gain of I22.5 percent; 4C enrollment of less than two years showed an employment gaIn of 20 percent and of those holding jobs, two thirds had held only one job, depicting employment stability. The highest improvement in terms of employment showed among the welfare recipients who remained so. From a pre-enrollment figure of six percent employed to a post enrollment figure of 72.7 percent. OUR READERS WRITE Thanks Seminole Citrus Council of Girl Scouts wishes to acknowledge the enthusiastic response of the Seminole County community to our recent calendar and cookie sale. Girl Scouts sell these items each year to earn money for their troop activities and to help support the operations of the Girl Scout program in Central Florida. Ten thousand girls and adults say "thank you". Carol Braby President affected, so much indeed, that it will bear the brunt of the economic loss. The total loss Is placed at $9 billion. We call your attention to a 1975 Congressional Act which specified that no measure should impose an undue hardship on any sector of the economy. Jack Hennessey President Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of' Commerce Scouts Salut. Just a note of thanks from the St. Johns District of the Boy Scouts of America for your outstanding coverage Regarding the Angle-Walters column and support of our activities In the past.. 327.79 which states corporations set up Scouting recently began Its 70th year In Aruba, Dutch West Indies do not serving youth and with the excellent have to pay taxes on their profits made backing of organizations such as the in businesses owned and operated by Evening Herald we look forward to these corporations In the U.S. many more. The question Is how come? U corBuddy Pearce porations of Arubalan registration do District Executive not have to pay taxes, do corporations registered In other countries also eacape taxes on profits made In this Voting Mixup country? If Angle-Walters' allegations are A comedy of errors or The Gre$; true, then IRS - which ls busy trying to Snafu. Where were the Chamber of take tax exemption away from church Commerce and Junior Chamber related schools Is sleeping a bet, not when they were needed Friday? The to mention Congress, for no profits Silver Hairs were told to vote at the made In these United States should be Chamber Of Commerce building and exempt from taxes, not even those BramTowers in Sanford, 10 a.m. to 2 profits made by the Funds of Tax p.m. Exempt Foundations. No one at the Chamber of Commerce If Taxes were collectedon all othese knew anything about the vote. profits, then perhaps we would have no Brain Towers was notified but had no deficit. ballots and supplies. I wonder if Angle-Walters are taking After many phone calls they were a left-handed dig at the oil . panies, promised ballots but they never asa large share of Venezuelan oil is arrived. There were Seniors waiting at processed In Aruba. both places to vote. At about 12:00 the Sincerely, Chamber of Commerce locked their S.B. "Jim" Crowe doors. Sanford The only polling place was the Knights of Columbus building on Oak Energy Alarm Avenue. At 10:00 they had no supplies. We are very alarmed by the About 11 am. they received ballots. Department of Energy's proposal that A lot of Seniors were deprived of a would close service stations from vote. No wonder our people have lost Friday at now will mltinlgI4 Sunday. Interest in voting. The Impact stuslypr.paredbythe DOE Michael &co shows that tourism would be adversely Longwood Why No Tax? the - -. - . . .-.' - - �. . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS ... IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Umpire Sunday, April i i SCOREBOARD . AN OLD /MSTERS by Alan Mover Dog Racing r7v -1`11f R,:!- i / / OIJR/116 APeit, //Y Q(/t7/O')' Ran- tcn II Sunday, April I, 1979-9A -- - U 00 - -.-- - y B D JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) Baseball umpire j Brinson said Thursday he'd make the same call again even though his ejection of a 13-year-old girl from a soft ball game led to his alit ged beating by the girl's father.Brinson, 36, who filed battery charges against the father, Ed Lipsey, 39, said the beating occurred about a week after the ejection incident after a junior high school boys game he was umpiring March 22. "I was going toward my car and someone threw a forearm In my stomach," said Brinson, who gets $11 a game. "I lost my breath and went to the ground. He inst started beating me up. "I hollered for help and he said he was going to get me. I got help immediately from one of the junior high coaches. guy ripped my shirt. I got bruised ribs. "After I finally got to Dr car he had picked up a bat and told me I better not report it to the police or I would be sorry," Brinson said. Jeb Stewart High coach Charles Casey said he was on the field "when someone shouted to me my assistant coach was In trouble. He and another man were holding off Lipsey, who had already beaten the umpire." Casey said Lipsey realized he was in trouble and said, "I By United Press International drove In three runs apiece to the sixth helped St. Louis open a Expos 3, Pirates 2: might as well go ahead and pace the Cardinals. Rose 4-1 lead and the Cards added finish IL Two Pittsburgh errors in the Pete Rose enjoyed all the produced his hit a clean four more runs in the ninth, 10th inning allowed Andre When he saw Lipsey With a attention his wondrous hitting single to center leading off highlighted by Scott's bases- Dawson to score the winning bat, Casey said, he yelled, 'Pi4 brought him last year, but while the ninth, but the Phils were too loaded triple, the bat down and then his wile, run. recognition is nice, winning is far behind to pose a threat. who was working the Conces"I knew what a tremendous Giants 7, Redo 2: even nicer. Philadelphia's only run came club Philadelphia had," Said Darrell Evans rapped out sions, started shouting, 'no, p, "I'm never satisfied when we in the second inning when Denny. "They've proved three hits and drove In two runs I'm going to leave you,' and he lose," said Rose, who had a Garry Maddox belted a homer they're the best and I wanted to and John Montefusm gained his put Ow bat down 20 yards from walk and a single in three at- that was c3untered by Ted prove to myself that I'm better. the win with help from Gary Dr car. But he started shaking the bats Friday night, when St. Simmons, who unloaded a solo I know this is only the first Lavelle in San Francisco's Louis ruined his debut In a shot In St. Louis' half of the game, but it's a start." second straight victory over car like he was Dr Hulk and inning. Elsewhere in tIse National Cincinnati. Philadelphia uniform with an Upsey's son finally stopped Keith Hernandez started a League, It was Montreal 3, him.' 1 victory over the p:ij don't like to go out there and two-run rally In the fourth with Pittsburgh 2 in 10 innings; San Astros 2, Braves 1: Upseyrefusedtogivehls5ide Enos Cabell's two-run single of the story, telling a reporter, waste my time losing a an infield hit off starter and Francisco 7, Cincinnati 2; bailgame. I could get 300 hits loser Steve Canton and one out Houston 2, Atlanta 1 and Los In the first inning provided J.R. "I'm afraid not. I don't care to Richard and Joaquin Andujar say a thing about it and you this year and it wouldn't make later, George Hendrick singled. Angeles 10, San Diego . th all the runs they needed. better not print anything." Scott then lined a shot that In the American League, Wi any difference to me if we caromed off Canton's back and Baltimore downed Chicago, 5-3, Dodgers iS, Padres 1: lose." U he had It to do again, / rolled toward the dugout. Reitz Minnesota stopped Oakland, 5Joe Ferguaon belted a fitst- Bunion mid, he WOULd do the John Denny, who struck out followed with a bloop double to 3, and Seattle belted California, Inning grand slam and Reggie UZT two and walked two In going the left that scored Scott and 144. Texas at Detroit was Smith added a three-rwi blow to "She was running Inside the , distance, tossed a five-hitter Hendrick. postponed for the second help Don Sutton gain a corn- first base line, W wasthrown Out Mike Tyson's sacrifice fly In straight day. and Tony Scott and Ken Reitz and then Muck out her leg and plete-game victory, tried to trip Dr girl. That's unsportsmanlike conduct," he .1 said. - 61* - I ~ - J p P 1 --4 - . ,..'IT, -~n n- .- . - .Z. ~ , _.- - - k, I _ 00 . _.~ I , . ., !i. ;'1' f,.~ * ~ - , I -_ ~_ _ll I , - ~ 1 -0--, %,: - * ~ a, - , - ` . r -_ I-Sk-11 - ~ .& #ad, 1-. " I , .1; , I_ ~. ?~ . ;.0 __ , ~. . - I, #A, ~ . ? . , ~- , " _ 41 ~ , , , ~ . -0, . ~ r - i I - . . "~_..$_ tF 110-%- orwrl, Z-~;_r_ d ,;"r 0 .. SHS Boys, Lyman Gins ol Win "ft _ ~ P: , , w " , -~ , ,ti T V : . " ~ a V . 4 'I'6 ~, '~ ; ~ .~ . J-.~ , . ~. . I ! . ..- ,. ~ il' ~ r- A-6. .-,"I~ P" . ,, . , .~ . ,-- . ., I I ' t h . I . . . ,. ~xw, . . . ,,; $,~ *t. r' Jh ,., .I.V~ ~ ..N7.,, " , _ -.1q.I~ .."J ,,! ~ .', _.,.,-A 1~ .. , . 1 . t~ 7-,I _#~ -.c ,?6",,, ~. kI?. oO., " , - .-. %*.I- -. ,, 4 1- t .1Z , ,.1k "" %.iQL- . 3 . ,;" n' ; , e ~ -7IA_ : ~; i-. " ' W ' O S .T v , , : ^ . ;9" , . I V .I " , ~.. 1_ ~ _ , ~-- A . . . . . ~ . ' 0 5 , ~,l ~b..a i - ~ .' .. rI I ,' -1., ~~ ~, ~ 4 - , ~' I 'A , " .b.#a ; '. ..., . _ ._ ,A " T~ , I. . r -;. ,_ Seminole High's boys won a' t --- First heat of 120 hIgh hurdles qualifying Ire :. - 1• 0.. 1. . Sit'not i. Z - -._,ZtA, 'A0--_1F ~ ~- I . 2---_~,= A &_ - - I . !-' msh '. . . 7.fr'. Z --- - .l County Track Crowns - . / b ob- - . - . - Lmn and edged events e b for the Seminole County track championship Friday In San.unn - . -- ... P_iIIpklb ;.' -. - - -- . .1, .. • q :._.... - r. I _._J. . .... - a%' . . ,O,u. Meanwhile, Lyman's girls 'iahned th distaff title with a 4 solid margin victory over . ) '-•.;!t. - . • ,,.4, ',.•' -r, ----- j -'-' , •• - .._... -- p. . J. .... . -' a - runnerup Lake Brantley. Lyman's girls claimed wins in four events but had ceptional depth in the six-team •' - '' .'.. Seminole's Arthur Knight long jumps Girls MVP Field Events: Foss (Lake Brantley). Most Valuable Runner: Lawson( Sanford.) Boys Division S.minols(San) 114, Layman 94, Oviedo (0) S9, Lake erantley (LB) Si',. Lake Howell (LH) 31½, Trinity Prep (TP) 23 High Hurdles Hardy (San) 15 1 Raines (san) 15.7; Magnant (LB) 15.9.100: Rudolph (San) 10.1; Wright fLy) 103 L Vinlon (0) DIscus Payne (0)1351 Baisley i (Ly) ex- _____ meet. IIU _______________________________________ i (San) Blake (LB) 52; •., Herald Photos by Tom Vincent ' "' ..... . . • . -. •.. .1 . .- . :,.....,.., ... - ' . • '4. : :' 4' .. . 1. . .. . .. . . - - r' 1 - r , I W right I Runner: McNulty (Trinity Pr) . .' . .. . .•' . . r--------------- ---------- :;", . . . . ,.. •i -. • . • .. .? . ma4rfan' ' ., ;• . () Corson (San) 5.2) . ... .• . I Cards Spoil Rose's Debut . '"' Jack!on, Williams, Rudolph) 43.7; (Ly) 2:02.1. Miii Medley Relay: Ovledo 45.5; Lake Brantley 46.1. Sanford (Eason, Guy, Knight, Mite McNulty (TP) 4 17 7 Baker)3 .103 Oviedo3 41 2 Lyman Greenwood (Ly) 4 274 Hill (Ly) 3:42.2.220: Rudolph (San) 22 7 4:29.9. High Jump: Harvey (LH) 6. Young (San) fl.1. Wright (Ly) 2; Griffin (0) 6.0; Hardy (San) L 23.6.2-Mile: McNulty (TP) 5:44.6; 10440 Young (San) 51 3 tie, Greenwood fLy) & 534 Hill (Ly) Warren (San) Driggers (LH) 1 577 MIle Relay Sanford (Warren, Knight, Baker, Hardy) ..aii 3 3 Lyman 3 363; Girls Division Team scores: Lyman (Ly) 114, Lake Brantley (LB) fl, Seminole (San) 11, Lake Howell (LH) Oviedo (0) 25, Trinity Prep (TP) 19 Shot: Foss (LO) 47~ ; Williams 2.High Jump: Lee Baker Lyman on approach .' Greenwood .440 Relay: Sanford (Campbell, Hardy (San) 1:36.4; - 110 I 10; Driggers (0) 124.6.Shot: S2.1-Pole Vault: Baker (Ly) 130; Williams (0) 494; Shackietord (LB) Ateksegetish (Ly) 120 Lemons (LB) 16•10'/7; Mundie (LB) 46.3. Long 120.330 Hurdles: Branch 41.5; Jump: Wright (Ly) 21•2¼; Knight Runes (San) 42.3; Magnant (LB) (San) 20•10½; Eason (San) 19. 45 .7.$I4 McNulty (TP) 1:56.3; 51 'i I . . .7 - ~I 1; , !~ = .. ,. I W.~ A 11.4; Reese (Iy)I1.S Barnett (1'P); Albethardt (ly) 15.6. 440 Relay: Sanford (Bennett. Bradley, Lawson, Hayes) 500; Lake Howell 50.6; Oviedo 510 Mile: K Bringar ddsr (LY) 1:15.6; Pirklnon (IC) S:fl. Plumb (IC) 525.5. 231: Lawion (San) $9.1; Bradley (San)- 62,2; Perry (San) 43.1. 330 Kindles: J I MEOW, 11111111111 - . '. •.. 11 - , .. % I . WOW WA ., . I .. .. IL . Z f4i W ..j ,.. ' 0 0 (114)2:17.5; K. Bringardner (Ly) 2:18.1; Parkinson (LB)2 256 MIII ' Paul Wil liams with Seminole discus • - - 4:16.6; Lyman 4:16.5; Trinity 4.15.3. ' ____ III: Blakey J 950; Giddin (LB) 91.10. Two-Mile: Parkinson (LB) 12:15.5; Plumb (16) 12.21$; F. Bringardner (Ly) 12fl1 Long Jump Hartman (Ly) 17.9'.,; Reese(Ly) 176; Albers (16) 169.Mile Relay: Lyman Ovorsky, Hollen baugh, Hartman, Reese) 4:01; Lake Howell 4:015: Sanford 4:11. ) OKI '4 ,14 ,1 "4'" . #7 .71. . - '• •, • 1;040110001 III . '. . :, . . .. • . . . ........... :;'.y . .. . ;; "!,I , ... ', .. ' .. . - . , . I 4 , . P. 7 ' f' • . .- . .*"?., - . "' ... . . . -__,_1 I.. I ~.1. Throttle _. -- ' Dino's -,- 1-f - - -" BOSTON (UPI) Larry Europe last year for two Jim Robbins and Alan Wing Graphics, 97, as DeIe Burke Bird, Indiana State's All- EPIdM. combined for a two-bitter hit a bases-loaded triple; and America Ie(hfl . , says Friday night in the Snbto1e Lake May bombed Trivision Spitter, Bird arrived in Boston during Spitter? he to Puny Baseball League at Five Chevron, 30.4, as Dawn Tonger Celtics next year and the NBA halftime of the Celtics 1W401 YORK (UPI) Right there under article 102 in the Pob*s Fieb, rklng his D&J had four hits and Kim Freeman loss to the Denver NIat& wota Eq'pn,nt team toa7•l Bronco three. fIcIaJ baseball rules, it says quite plainly thou shalt not throw°a But the sldng will have to Dressed In tan slacks and a tan victory over Diiio's P1w. -apIt ball under penalty of disqualification following an initial s, golf shut with red and black the next live e in week CILL'S In other varnthg, which Mike Caldwell was properly given. games, Sobik's JIM'S __ shoulder striPes. en Comb, Moods TV LAND$CAPl says Bird's agent, or he will go : He then violated the first commandment in the pitchers' b defeated Gold as m H 12-2; Al N forward received a hefty O'lrion 4 MCP.,taM 4 II Bill's Landscaping stopped !by openly confessing he had sinned more 4 asim 413 Bird told a packed news ovation °"'P" 4 PSrVISI 423 Jim's Mobile 'lV; end Galaxy Akso The Milwaukee Brewers' lefthander made the admission after conference 1*111 4 Hayes 418 Friday night at "Actually, I was kind of . Carpets trimmed Barnett Thus ;Ad-dueling last year's Cy Young winner, Ron Guidry, in a 5-1 • i PI4II,N 412 Kwaa 4 liii 334 Boston Garden the Celtics were disappoint ed Rick Robey told Beak, 74. pen1ng day victory over the world champion New York Yanke SlilCa,s 3 2 NafflIld 213 eshis top th(4. in. they'd stand and cheer me 5::s 2 3 Sum AJio, MUst Tuneup trimmed $ulI $efore 82,719 disappointed fans at Yankee Stadium Thursday. 0 31) Gialhsy 261 314 'It's not totally up to me, you and wouldn't stop. They Caldwell who but the Yanks three out of four times last Datro .endcl.sring, 134, U Totals 3) 1 Ii Totals 32 13 27 know," said t he a ff able Bird. stopped after one mlmge," Bird Mike 8fim WU the winning While winning 22 games for the Brewers and handed Guidry ; NUT? GALAXY pitcher and Mike Kryger had SANK dlossof the seuonlast July after the Louisiana lefty had won "But if things turn Oi* the way I QUIPPed. CAR PUT will, I'll be here, U ____ ___ As *11W tWOhltL J3th a row, was talking about how he's so often accused of twpe D'AeskS Bird saidtobeBon felt mewhat 21 Ui'Nsm 2 9 0 don't. Ill go somewhere obligated ey MCC$IihiCk 3$ DVhO In 3 S softball, A. D. liii, wing a spitter and never once did he change expreadon while for (frft II Prhss 3 S . MUSh wnlng up what he had done In Thursday's contest stopped DulandO 35 P31 3 3 Woolf said he him last year and waiting b Attorney Bo 3S PssShr I Auto &rssis "I Drew a couple," he said without hesitating, and th 17-1Z as Donfin (NiiaM PIeS. Iv Ciii _1I) h for him to is his college •• .9....,. fee en tintilt the mid-May deadline was '' "" nalss McGinnis hoipered; " see __________________________ Galaxy Carpetsplans strategy career before pw'sagngwm )4dIately moving on to another subject. OsLail 15 Class .1 Fiirgy Air dawned Precision sees , "Whatwaithat?"probedonesharpearedMllwauksereporter. fair to both the Celtics and Bird. I, •.MI Si lie awed Boston General S..sW SI 2. Myles Si 'Did you say you threw some spitte rs out there today?" AIShNM 11 lean its Manager Red Auerbach was msy 21 CuSs > Yeah. owned UP the Drewors curly-b" $.yeazold 55 • not overly thrilled by the TN 95 Murray 55 rhalter, whom his teammAte, call "Mr. Warmth," "I th TotalS 2)74 e re Ret'l couple today between innings. I don't think they can do anythrew ing deadline. LDiN COMa 1OSi$ "We should know by then U me for that" AISN AI11ANTA (UPI) - Phil f uture. AIIM chir, Nlekro record was 30 bsf he Niekro would have iv... 301 osu.. ' CaidweUis one (4 the spEthall suspects in the big kugis.Don It Mukr Is Mx months yosr LasI I 5 "I had a good spring" said g I is ,n1j' bad stton, Ross Grimaley and Tommy Joke are some (4 the others. It's fair to Bon to 1110W thIn) than 'Gaylord Perry, risur ass Mare, who will be the DrIYN ssid 30 be lSss 1 S S4INss he come up for better die thea the Braves _IhlII $ i aylord Perry, the 40-ysar old man of the mountain, Isn't a to recoup their loss, pSrhips to I I Mihsassur, 3 It s pitcher to* In keeps là 1117. YOOM tia jim KaM. opening . which f"hed dead laM in the uuai • , Champ" trade Larry's righis for a draft III apsct anymore. Everybody KNOWS he loads them up, only wut Hoiuton. 'My aim Is sound and Leash 5 PI 3 21 Nat1w1 Iag West th body can ever catch him. Nobody did Thursday when he pit- choke. We have en open mind," thing his nice and easy ap. my 0.see n5 Saii A dozen years later, he h1 3 11 kiebali is "as these years In a row. s w.. , Indthe Padres toa43 win over the Dodgersfor his first victory Woolf mid. pr se as gome, '" lf th at It's trcLlaçpessyouareuoldas UtlblIshed him Osseo the Boston drafted Bird on the jaM a $ ion oftime before '(*mu,i the 1111" 5 see u fa end, If that's the case, I Bt$YIS' wIimlitgiM rWdif IL SI I TailS 1513 y for first round last year and the *JIitO1d kMCkIibaIlar don't ll That's pretty much the way it Is with CaIdwJL Ife ple ltv.f ThisIs 1 since Kid Nichais fOil the 1 siddowuhenever tkowsa*tter In the ball game, only on te mkallyhistlitIsysw's the role (4 th (4tke1IO2i:iimdIs N1*O, with a US easiad ran DffiOl PIZZA place among all the 04.) iaUlPMiy ON d ri ft, JUliO was is 34 10 hini. .s.w aini y swal low that, hell ten you another . MWI , ecU,. p1$chsr In bus,tjsn. •1 . *55W player' we ha,, areand hun." of '1V1 yes dur thi the Braves va1du claim hesscretesajsWsdslManceaornewber,on 121 BIrd said faders other thou Nishe. Isn't rash ,,,,,,, 3, to lAke Wllsilm, Muhee w a Warren Spilm, the wingum wire ieut out in uvsn 13 Nsr1 of his 3' NISOMCI or on his forehead and that's where his spitter esues money would east Into his sesame that hell stick around 1M hloeins,. Catcher' had Brave (4thii 111, as 255 ii 111315 ad .csre two or 1w s" $3 *ft" k*. diclalon.Hevmtsdthe Celtics' thiHstWI1hulm,sho trouble haadllag his :. vom Inl4(4hisi$'ys know where he's getting it, and e'rs go have a dozen lee tndlth'i, their former style (4 was MW theowW his kwk. kuckleball and, anywsy, Piry, who ban t1w '31 s hey, Is 5s he w ' ' ai~atiiiatl wrasonIim,"Yaikss President RoemessdledBrewers' tamupla,dthefadhehse ISball In the major' ihi he bSHI)I1I mag un resid,nt Bud Selig boloiw the ball game W±y evening. two friends, Rick Relay and was 45. Bat the dean (4 the Impressed by $ 'to 7$ , the Br.,. bada'I had the "Good," SsIIg heckled back. "We're goon. hove oar cameras Jeff JIMr.. on the eu.d. He ?1ls Braves de't ftgw. yoang pitchers who threw t lee it Cor iehuo,_*7417, $2 cue levest batting average In the Guidry. and JuIne roomed tagothurin Os NtIrI.( 11 the famusld, "ikt (ssly a riMof - :. , hi Is woudir whi sort (4 M"-1 League las - . , Or No -. '- . '. ' - _ ____ '- so th for _ ___ .-. girls -- . _____ _____ ?' Not Phil N iekro ____ _______ he five ______ bifl1a - ______ 0 __ __________ ___ - _ i 1 ___________ ______ _____ m- 0. 0 . !; ...... 'f--..• J ''J' ' - ------ L 0 -.0. . - _ _ ..-.-------.-. 00000____ •0 - ' -_ •r -.".r .... - ... - a . . ............ -- .Nmmw •• - - 0_• .... . 4. _•• * 0 - ................ 0 T ......... - _._ .ft 0 By Uni ted Press International Glenn Adams and Butch In games in the National Weaver won his 1,000th game, Wynegar sent Adams home league, it was San Francisco 7, becoming the 35th man In Dave Goltz knows all about wi th a run-scoring single to C in c in nati 2; Montreal 3, Pitt- baseball history to reach that going 0-for-April. He's made a right. sburgh 2 In 10 innings; St. Louis milestone. career of it, A fielder's choice groundout 8, Philadelphia 1; Houston 2, Maims 14, California 1: "And I don't know why, by Cubbage and a single by Roy Atlanta 1; and Los Angeles 10, Bill Stein's three-run homer because I've always pitched CINCINNATI (UP!) - I Smalley br o ht ug ho me two San Diego 1. highlighted a Seattle club well," Goltz said Friday night, came here to roast ol' record nine-run second aü1g after pitching the Minnesota insurance runs in the seventh, bowlegs," Bob Hope said abo ut The runs helped, but Dr time Orioles 5, Chicago 3: an d Ruppert Jones drove in Twins to a 53 victory Cincinnati Reds' catcher over the took a toil on Goltz. Rich Dauer singled in two three runs with two homers u Oakland A's in the seasonMike Marshall finished up In runs to back the three-hit pit- the Mariners' second consecu- Johnny Bench, "He's had so opener for both teams. ching of Jim Palmer and tive decision over title-hopeful many fast balls whistle through just been a case where"It's I've the ninth easily. his legs hlskna knees are chapped." Oakland Manager Jim Mar- Baltimore Manager Earl California. Hope was Bench's main pitched well and we haven't shall knows his club won't be won for some reason or tormenter at a $50-a-plate, threatening for Dr title, but he another. fund-raisIng "roast" on behalf feels his sta rter, Rick Langof the Cincinnati Kkiney FotmThe blond ace rlghthander ford, pitched well, LAWS SIANTLIY tatloii that attracted about 700 'q felt sorry for Langford," can now proceed without Lake Brantley won the battle LAWS NOWILL. AIIM AIIM waiting for that first victory, the manager said. "He pitched of the lakes Friday night, SmIffi 452 • 2 people to the Cincinnati Coln2 1 I Carter Mhid 5 5 ventlon Center Th ursday night. although this didn't rank as one good enough to win. If we had defeating Lake Howell in Sell 155 Hatfhsid 55 )S I Atezaesr .,, of his betta April efforts. "He's spent more time on his gotten him four or five rims, baseball, 65, as David HfJJ ,, DArytIls ' 4,, "My control was OK, but I'm then no one would 411 knees than an archbIshop, 411 Hill Sly have paid singled home J.D. D'Arvllle FrIll II Drives 3 5 5 noted Hope. "He's the orgy not sal-Wed totally with the attention to Dr mistakes. Ili CP'agel.tn. 51 the winning run In the Grsasa way I pitched," he said. 5 1 catcher in baseball that when Lug 3 . D,iS In other games, Baltimore with bottom of 31* Lyiss lu.., the sixth Inning. Goltz was behind, 1-0, in the downed Chicago, 5-3, and 5 1 you're running for home YOU I S I Atllsr III Cifemin I 1 have to jump over him." Uckwsil sixth when Mike Cubbage led Seattle thrashed California, 1459 Dean Frith picked up his 10t h FIaedsn, I 55 NSSISS Hope and other speakers seet off with a single, was sacrificed 6. Detroit's season-opener win of Dr year with a one and Tells •, ' Tills b.I.arw'ed their roasting ' with to second and scored one out against Texas was postponed li LOUlSow,u a lot of "teaMing" of Bench, later on Ron Jackson's single. by bad weather for the second two'thfrds I in ,,2 i.., L grow" 1)5001 *-4 Brantley Is 144 overall. applauding bun for his charity Jackson scored on a double by consecutive day. work. However, Hope did take a ______who whack11Mrg umpires have been picketing gax"es. "It was kind of sad to umpires parading on strike" By Hope Robbins, Wing ' : Brantl.y Nips Howell By 6.5 _ What 4 Tennis I Weekend, a.1.l For the person-who loves to watch good tennis, the Central Florida area is the place to be this week. There are tournaments galore and all ages and levels of competition are being contested. The boys and girls high school districts are being played this week at Evans High School. ft looks like a showdown between .Lake Brantley and Winter Park. These two teams are the cream of the crop in the boys competition. It will be close, but Igive the nod to Lake Brantley became of little more dspik. In the girls competition lake Howell, Winter Park, Trinity Prep and Lake Brantley will fight It out for the championship. The race Is to c1o. to Cau. An liter *ingtoirnwun*wthlnatosmnaineitlsoccirringin both the boys and girls_iipgtitk*w The No. 1 singles positions We bft f5ly coitistitl0 In the boys No. 1 taimnamuit Richard mtankui1 BrtJey, Craig Perry of lake Howell, Jilsa Paling of Winter Park and Rance Ryan of Oak Ridge are fig fighting It out to see who is top player in the district. The girls have Lynn Etfer of Lake Howell, Mary DInsen of Trinity Prep, Ellen March OIBIMOP Moore, and laurie Mueller of M who will ftM it out for No. I. I we March aid misting In the finals with the edge going to the older MNUS wut. 0 - ________ The Bayhead C1wic Is being played this weekend at the pj . , .HayheadRacket die. This Is ens (4Dm inthe dds ad mod of do top playm In #* llkwi * tL... "Ii...., L..A over end86ovsr will be here. Loca1toIsn.,g players sinit _______ Phil Logan and Ben Bimnstt will be taking part In the toirsamsa The pobL1C is Invit.d and tharejsfloufrn1iilgmctjai,gs,aisar, at for Sundiy at 1 p.m. flOFILE: Bob theddon Is one (4the top players at Bayhead and has a very fluid and claaskaj game A very knowledgeable player, Bob Is always wining to work with oth er player'ontheIr games orgivetIpsandadyjcstoothus. Bob has beenplaylnginSI(4ordformany.anandhascoig,ihsj.mgsi to the dsvelopmad of 1-mis In our cmmmmMy. ____ 7W OF THE WW: It"yoir wrist very firm on all ground *ek. Most flIy shots occur becalm of loose wrist that comes the rackat had move around on contact, ______ to a --- ___ _____ -- r , " . -,/ / 0 / PL14YEc W,F k9 FO57 I Rose Cannon 3.40 No Dice 5.10 0(1-5) 24.20; P41-I) 44.90: TI 1-4-2) 290.50. Time 32W. MA 7'1R 4.00 j, r 7.20 3.60 2.50 hlakeArkie 6.20 4.10 Bis Reshuffle 4.20 Q(Is) 11.40; P0.8) 29.10; TO-1-3) 114.40. Time 31.90. Seventh race, ~B: 4 Tuff Dust 5.10 4.00 4.20 7Forebod e 5.00 3.10 2 Derbie Man 5.50 (fl 22.60i P14-7160.10; 1(4-7-2) 734.20. Time n.m. Eighth race, 5-14.1: 2Master Scott 9.00 3.50 3.20 )PowerCap 10.10350 ; Easy Eddie 3.60 36.40; Pu•n 92.40; T(2-1-7) $15.40. Time 31.44. Gun Ninth race, liT: 7 Honey Wilde 7.50 5.20 3.60 3Manateeioree 5.20 310 SMicks Wind Out 4.60 0(2-3) $7.00; P(2.3) 42.10; T(2-3-5) 224.10. Time 39.01. uiuIIII . 1'? 11/6 4,yp .Y4R l,t'oio 5tCo,te,%7 7% g44'p Fifth race, S-14,C: 0(5.7) 201.40; P0.5) $44.30: T(7.5Ii 3333.50. Time 31.4$. I. 11FII ,q( Fourth race. 5-14,0: 3 Tally Bessie 21.20 7.60 3.10 7 Yuv Gottapolnt 5.40 3.00 IManatee Deuce 1.10 0(34) 35.50: P(3-7) 192.90; T(3.7I) $73.00. Time Sixth race, S-14,A: 7 Howdy Doody 27.60940 5.10 Sill Toots 72.40 .1O 7.60 I Shar*ey Pete 4.60 / 6,4RY 11.10 6.50 5.20 iShot Maker IH C//d41,' - I , - ) , . . COIJZP - qg /ff ___ I Aw, 1_ < /7'Oi1tP4!45O 1#14n. 17I* O,$'tY q,qp V41.0/ç,q .,1 - 494 . ,, . Atlanta (McWilliams 9 3) at Houston (Forsch 106 or Ruhle 33), 5:35 pm. San Diego (Rasmussen 141S) at Los Angeles (Messersmi$h 0 0). 10 pm Sundays Games Montreal at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis San Fran at Cincinnati Atlanta at Houston San Diego at Los Angeles Malor League Results By United Press International National League ($0 innings) Tenth race, 5-14. A: mil 000020000 IlBoddldle Scott 11.20 7.20 5.10 Ptsbg 000 0)0 0)0 0-- 2105 60n Around 6.10 3.20 Rogers, Sos. (9) and Carter. ITaily Ellen 4.10 Blyleven, Romo (5), Tekulve 443 P(7-4) 247.30; T(74- (9 LP-WP-SOSa (1 0) 4) 2538.20. Time 31.43. 4 /ff O6'Y WHf%'af 7?/E M4flON/?L OF .4'E &VtF WOR P / OC/97E2. CLuB 7/( IY/( 1104 P cev, ,q 15i 7X6AiF 11Y Fa4/A AP/,/5 AUG . Third race, 5-14,m: i jays lhatsafact Saturday's Games Boston at New jersey Washington at Atlanta San Antonio at Houston Phoenix at San Diego Los Angeles at Portland Pro Hockey NHL Sta nd ings By United Press International Campbell Conference Patrick Division W L T Pts. NY lsindrs 19 IS II Ii? '' Phil 39 74 IS 93 y NY Rangrs 10 28 11 91 y Atlanta II 30 5 90 Smythe Division W I T Pts. Chicago 71 78 3515 y Vancuver 25 1213 63 11 49 12 Tekulve. HR-Carier (I), ott St Louis 46 Colorado 15 53 II II Eleventh race, S-IS, C: Wales Conference SGrand Gal 23.20 19.20 7.60 San Fran Norris Division 000 201 004- 1 71 3 Manatee Pupp y 17.00 7.60 Cinci W L 1 PtS. 000011000- 7)0) 6 Brave One 5.20 Montreal 51 16 II 113 Montefusco. Lavelle (6) and 0(31) 119.20; P(S.3) $01.50; T(t3 Pitt5 35 30 13 S3 Hill; Hume. Norman (7). Bair 795.40. Time 31.77. Ang 33 1412 (9). Tomlin (9). Borbon (9) and ' LOS 18 41 73 10 15 61 Bench. W-Montefusco (I 0). t. Washington Twelfth race, ltC: Detroit 27 4016 60 -Hume (01). MRs-Cincinnati. 45tter 21.00 7.40 3.10 Driessen 1. Adams Division SMyNamesScott 3.80 3.60 W L T Pts. 7 Manteca Terry 5.00 Phila x Boston 42 2314 98 010 000 000- S 0(4.5) 47.00; P14.5)162.90; T(4-$- st.i 36 27 IS 87 010 201 10x- S 11 0 v Buttalo 7) 371.60. Time 39.4$. •' Toronto 33 3213 19 Carlton, Bird (7), Eastwick A -361%; Handle $*I'753. Minnesota 2* 39 12 66 (5) and McCarver, Boon, (5) Denny and Simmons. x.chinch(d d)ii*i.n file yclinched playoff berth Denny ($0). L-Cariton (0 I). Friday s Results MRs Philadelphia, Maddox Atlanta 9. NY Rangers 7 (I); St. Louis, Simmons (I), Minnesota 2, Vancouver 2 Alta 00000$ 000-I , o Hous 200000 OOz- 2 31 American League P.Niekro and Murphy; Ri East Friday chard, Anduiar (6) and Ashby. Pro Football W L Pct. 01 W-Richard (10). L-P,Niekro Boston I 01.000 Phiiladelphla Johnny Roland. Milwauke I 01.000 assistant coach in charge of the Baltimore I 0 1-000 6 offensive backfield for the San 100 Detroit 0 0 .000 " Los Ang Philadelphia Eagles since 1976, 500 10 101 Toronto 0 1 .000 I resigned Jones. Lee (4), Mura (7) and Cleveland 0 I .000 1 Bo ston - Signed Ron Erhardt is Kendall, Fahey(?); Sutton and New York 0 1 .000 1 Ferguson. W-Sutton (10). L- head coa ch (I) w- - Lue Mayoreag Baseball Transactions - West Jones lot). HR5-LOS Angeles, Pct. 05 Ferguson (I), R.Smith (I). 2 01.000 1 0 1.000 ', (Only games Scheduled) 1 0 $000 " American League 0 0 .000 1 Tex at Get, ppd, weather Seattle Minnesota Kansas City Texas Oakland 0 I .000 P', Chicago 0 I .000 i" California 0 2 .000 2 Friday's Results Tex at Del, ppd, weather Baltimore S. Chicago 3 Minnesota S. Oakland 3 Seattle 11, California 6 Today's Games (91$ records in Parsntt$sses) (All Times 1ST) Crooms Stops Mt. Dora Gals Chi 020 000 00I ) Ball 030010 lOx'- 5 70 Kravec, Robinson (7) and Foley. Palmer (1 0) and Dempsa y. LP-Kravec (01). MOUNT DORA Crooms Highs girls freshman softball team posted a 22-4 victory over Mount Dora here Friday as Mim 000003200-S s I Doreen Hogan hurled a two. Ouklnd 010000101-3 so hitter and Sebrina Melton, Goltz. Marshall (9) and Robin Higgins and Jonnie Wynegar; Langford, Lacey (6), Bennett Chicago (ProIy 5.2) at Bal. Hamilton (6), Heaverlo (6) and hit home runs. timor e (Flanagan 19.15). 2 p.m. Newman. W-Gouz (101, LRose Moore and Minnie Milwaukee (Travers 1211) at Langford (0.1). New York (Figueroa 20), 2 Smith had three hits each for p.m. Calif the winners while Teresa 002000031-6140 Boston (Torrez 1613) at 290 100 07x-14 U I Behrens had two. Cleveland (Waits 13.15), 2:05 Seattle Ryan, Frost (2), D.Miiler (3), (.npj, 135, p.m. plays again Barr (9) and Downing, Dona Texas (Jenkins ill) April 16 at Titusville. hue (9); McLaughlin, Parrott Detroit (Rozerna 9-12), 2:13 - 0 (I), Vasquez (9) and Stinson. W at -McLaughlin (10). 1-Ryan Oakland (Keough 515). 4:30 (01). MRs-California, Grich (1). Baylor (1); Seattle, Bochte p.m. (1) Stein (I). R. Jones 2 (2). Toronto (Clancy 1012) at Kansas City (Guru 154), 5:33 (Only games Scheduled) p.m. P.M. Minnesota Minnesota (Erickson 1 California (Knapp 14$) at Seattle (Jones 00), 10:35 p.m. Sunday's Games Cali California at Seattle Minnesota at Oakland Toronto at Kansas City Texas at Detroit Boston it Cleveland Chicago at Baitimre Milwaukee at New York National L.eaea, tasi .1 ... w ,,, fl like e Godiather's funeral. I. uessthth g ey wait more money to hang up their white canes." Comic Pat Paulsen ro t ng flame turned up on Bench "You can't tell whether he's en ugly person or a gooilooking gorilla" Psen. Caren Kays, the only tonal. on the dais, said, "The first jB IDrghe Iuw no t ed looking the saw. Then he took off his maá." a to (IIIIfld hk'iiglf panned his roaMer,. "Ciater was s3 to with arrows," said Bench. "Her. I was bored to duth" Bat, added Ranch, acknoileng his appreciation (4 Dm readers, "I never knew It was pamible to bleed and laugh to death at the same time." ___ ui ___ SeCOraCe, 3- 1 6, C: S Rattling Red 4.50 3.10 2.60 1 Mineola Charlie 4.20 3.00 bCiaira Mabel 5.00 0(1-5) $4.50; 1(5 1) 25.40; 00(5.5) 72.20; T(I.I-6) 142.00. Time 31.70. '// eiqucusi'ji - Bench Roasted id ' Lyman's David Freeman pole vaults Bird, Celtics I . ,.?,.....• Oviedo's Cheryl Hendricks on high jump Open $$ Talks :" •'..- .' Goltz Snaps April Jinx •. SANFORD-ORLANDO Friday night First race, 5.14, 0: S HC's Disco Lady 31.20 13.20 7.60 1 Rig Boy Blue 1710960 7 Manatee Doug 3.50 0(1-5) 114.40; 1(5-1-7) 2443.50. Time 31.73. New York f ont,asi St. Louis Ptuila Pittsburgh Chicago - . i. 0 1.000 0 1.000 01.000 1 .000 1 .000 1 ,000 I 0$ 1 0 0 0 West W I PcI. Fran 2 01.000 San DIego L% Angeles 1 1 0 I .500 1 .500 0 .000 0 .000 San Houston Atlanta ! Cincinnati 0 7 ,000 - - 1 I 1 OS - 1 I 1 1 7 Pilday's Emits Mil 3. PitlilgI 2. 10 inns. San Fran 7, 2 SI. Louis I. Philadelphia 1 . Alaed I Cincinnati Saturdays Si*ii Om rswde is PSrSS*Iws) ($920 (All Thus 1$?) San Francisco (Knopper I? 11) as Cincinnati (lonham 1). 5), 2:13 P.M. Philadelphia St. Louis 2:13 P.M. New York Chicago (Lurch 11$) al (Vuckovicli 12'iV. (Zachry (McGlothin 10-6) 5.3), as 2:13 p.m. Montreal (Grlrnsley 20.11) at Pittsburgh (Roblnion 14.6), 2:15 p.m. Pro Basketball NSA Standings By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division L Pct. 0$ x.Wash 54 26 .675 Phila 46 35 .561 s' New Jrwy 36 44 .450 1$ New York 31 SI .37. 24 Boston 2$ 52 .350 26 Central Divisio n W L Pct. CI San Anton -. 47 33 .5*1 Houston 45 35 .363 7 Atlanta 43 36 .554 si., Clevelnd 30 51 .370 17 12 Detroit 30 51 .370 17 1 , New Grins 26 56 .311 fl Western Cois$svse Midwest Division W L Pct. OS Wan City 47 34 .550 Denver 41 34 .5*0 Indiana 36 43 .469 9 Milwauke 25 44 .443 9' Chicago 30 51 370 I Pacific Divisies W I Pct. OS .ii Phoenix 59 30 425 I'., Los Mg 43 35 .3 4, Portland -Lu ; San Die" 42 39 .519 10 Golden St. 37 44 .45715 1-CliNchid division title - same La AnwIes 10. San Diego Now! s n Friday's llts Denver 101, Boston 101 Atlanta Ii), Detroit 94 4411w 110, New Orleans iii Indiana 134, Phila 11$ Chicago 12$, Wash 114 Wan City 117, N.J. 114. of Houston 117, Cleveland 110 Phoenix 1)5, San Diego ill Golden St. 51, Portland $7 1)3. Los Angeles 93 I III, - �1 1 0A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. a Sunday, April 0, im REALTY TRANSFERS Jr Andrew j. Lundy, Jr. sgitOJoseph Tofu & wt. Janine R. Lt 1, blk N, Longwood Park. 542.500. Cecil B. Burkett I WI. BOVWIF Ad WI. B. Dominick F. Giantonio Laurlel, Lt 156, Weklva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec. 3. $61.000. Russell H. Warner & WI. Bonnie to Robert W. Harper & WI. Eleanor It 239 Woodcrest, Un. Five. $50,000. (QCD) Willie Mae Wilson, Heir of Carriebetl to Lute Thompson, Lot 116. Midway, Kathleen A. Smith 1. WI. Maureen to Gerard Juueaume & Vonnie, Lot 6. Glenwood. $23,000. Peltzer Constr. to Albert A. Meswinkel & *1. Barbara A.J. Los 33, Wekiva Club Ests., Un. Four. $95,500. Naomi E. Has, Wid. to Mary Julia George. sql., Lot 123 & N½ of 24. Franklin Tern. sioo. (QCD) Mary Julia George 10 Naomi E. Hess & Bethel M. Ecknich, her sister, it. Ten, Lot 123 & N½ of 121, Franklin Terr., $100. Tompkins Div. to Bert Snye,r & wt. Esther R. Lot 393 Trallwood Ests., Sec. Two $41,700. Grace Prop., Inc. to Bobby M. Sharp, Unit 302 0, Altamonte Heights, $19,900. Grace Prop Inc. to Craig Kinclair, Unit 637, Altamonte His., condom. $27,900. Leona Conock, wid. to .iuen A. Best (married) Lot 69, Trailwood Ests., Sec. One $30,000. Homar A. Young & WI. Leone to David A. Petter & WI. EIiz. Lt 495 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox ihunt, Sec 3. BUSINESS & IN BRIEF Springs Among Altamonte Cardinal Construction sioo. - 14 9=; i; Sites I The Construction Department of Cardinal Industries, Inc., Sanford, has obtained permits for the construction of three more apartment projects In Florida. The city of Altamonte Springs has Issued a permit for a 544itnit addition to the Meadowood Apartments at 900 Montgomery Road. Meadowood was originally opened In June, itlO, with 56 units. The city of Daytona Beach has issued permits for a 72. unit addition to the Westwood Apartments project which was opened In December, 1970. With the addition, Westwood will have 147 units and will become Cardinal's largest multi-family development Hillsborough County has tssIcIpermttstorCardina1'atNrdapartmentproject in the Tamps Springwood Apartments will have p .•... .•.., ,.;... '•...2 — - - :.:..L Baumeister Named GM A.L. Viles, president of Superior Cable Corporation, Hickory, Nth Carolina, has announced the appointment of John C. Baumeister as general manager, Rocky Mount Cable Plant. : A RAND OPENING SharonFricke, c,pr president, t, an Batty Williams, ins, L•fl.*V LBI.AV IC3 I nc., member brokers, announce the opening of their real estate branch office In the Driftwood Village at 549 Lake Mary Blvd. Fricke & Fricke Associates Inc., has serviced the Casselberry, Fern Park area for the past 11-years. Mackey Joins Sanford Firm Richard A. Mackey of Altamonte Springs has Joined United Solvents of America, Inc., Sanford, as vicepresident In charge of sales. He will be in charge of establishing a new industrial solvent and chemical division to service industrial accounts. Mackey for 10 years served In a sales capacity for Ashland Chemical Company, Orlando, Industrial Chemicals Mackey Is married and has two children. 1. Complete F• - ',: ., 1. 1. Course Saidord residents Ken Burke and Alice Singlatary have aw'e4 workshop at the JCPenney Regional Training Center In Atlanta, Ga. The five-day course emphasizes marketing and merchandising principles at the retail level. BwkelivesatRox*e3,Boz4lrJ,Sanford,andhasbeen wtthPenney'ssIncelVZ7.Helsamerchandlaemanagerat the Sanford JCPenney store. Ms. Singletary lives at 812 East 4th St., and has been with Penney's since 1V76. She Is a merchandise manager at the local JCPenney More. - ien A the past year. Their ill-health and occasional grape he consilence by the bird on her keeps then from getting out manes daily are a minor strain to leave," she said. husband's absence, often and they ha ve come to on the couple's modest budget. ii.i 3. .,. Tucker LU.. -eciate t Mi M1' appr ke's company, "He misses William. He talks How she will get Mike to her husband and asked for she said. to him by the hour, but since South Carolina remains advice and he agreedfthe Mike has a blrd William left for South Carolina, growing unknown. She said she will talk should remain In ocaa bulary, v,oc Tucke ' Mike hasn't said much," r d. to bus company officials about even "one nasty "He said not to sell Mike, that Tucker said. what accommodations they OZ d" she insists5W we'd be lonely without him," Mrs. Tucker said that In hImbyapreviousownerlhen might accept. she said, "Somehow I g September she fell and cut her he launches into his off-color "I'm going to be hopeful, we'll fird a way to work thIfl5 leg, hurt her neck and has had language, a blanket is thrown Things have been going out." medical bills piling up as a over his cage, she said. downhill for the last week, It's Mrs. Tucker said Mike Is result of the mishap. She said Mike has solid black feathers time for a change," she said, more likely to talk when her her husband has also had with a bright orange beak. Mrs. "at least I've still got Mike to husband is around and Names a significant medical expenses In Tucker said the dried dog food keep me company." . .. " - 1, I - _. 1-4 '., I;. .. .•• .. •- . . ; . .. . c" . - . r,.. .t :' 10 ', two-day period of relative oatlmaed From Page 1A) '- Pair To Seii ... Branch Office Opens president, of .. II Pinecrest Drive, Sanford. : .. Sterchi Brothers Furniture Store at 1100 French Ave. Sanford, will celebrate a grand opening from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on April 12, store officials have announced. The store has recently completed remodeling of its former building at the same location. The "new" Sterchi's will contain more than twice the display space of the original store, which opened in 1971, store manager James Alien said. Allen said the store will feature a three-day sale this month in connection with the expansion. Door prizes will be awarded at the grand opening, Allen said. family move to Rocky Mount, North Calrolina. Baumeister is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baumeister, 114 : - . -. — r. '.-.. li I *tN%4~4! 42. 41W - .- -4 ii,:: , .. ________________________ . Adams To Conference Mickey Adams, director of the Information & referral Center of Seminole County, will attend the 1st National Conference of Information and Referral Services spanacted by the Alliance of Information and Referral Services, Inc., In PhoeliL On the local level, Information and Referral Services act as telephone clearinghouses, patting people with problems In touch with people who can help In the many private, governmental and community service agencies availabletoglveasalztancetopeoplewlth varioustypes of problems. -. r - .: Cable Firm Taps McMillan Jane. W. McMullen has been named marketing manager of (snge Simirele CablevIsIon, It was an, nounced today by Kevin H. Roche, general manager. - - - McMillan, a graduate of Pardue University has served for mars than two years en the marketing staff at Walt Dimsy World prior to joining the cable company. - McMull-' riplicis Frank SehEl who has been promoted to Reglo'l Marketing Manager for the parent cempny, Ameriem Television and Coilneii0kiltim Corporation . ..4 " - -.-. -i . _ . - . 1.1;v L. .—. r • . -, .' __ •,t Sentry Marks 75th Year - 11 . . Sentry Insurance, A Mutual Company of Stevens Point, Wisconsin, has marked ft* 70th Anniversary. In recognition of this Ianibnark, Sentry will be honoring the longed tenured commercial policyholders In each of Its 04FA sales regions. Sentry will presentto commemorative plwpie to each r.clplui* to not, their long aseoclatlon. Sentry's local rqruintat've Is Bob Slum. He Is now In his second decade of service with the company. Storm, a Srnb4. Couiy co'"1 oner, covers primarily the Central Florida area and currently resides In the Woodianch In Seminole CowIty. 11 I . "T :. I , -. _____ -- .. - / f Nirsil Phft W Tam Vses ill Mrs. Bonnie Tucker, just can't lose 'Mike' _________________________________________________________________ OV' Plan ____ _ Filson Page 1*) latter as yet. Asfar as for th, DOT plans to Engineer "Ie have some NOV lanes working by the wild of thie yur, sob - dos that the public said apparently that was a tj j abide by than. It would be LM,e.tiag to no If they e'ltrqnt the Mate agency would carry enough velikin had to make when It received and peapie to provide raw on money from the federal the rwti&ixlng lanes for traffic. w.o. Gray, DOT spokesm an, he , Fahut 4 4 i d Edward of rd. £ daaiir, Mrs 'UVimg of Cakervy. Mr.. Saky Ecksin gea.4 Mrs. G1ai of (k'--- ad Im - said. Nljt: Mi. .Thsrs.:IS PM .1 PM II Annual Free Spring Concert touched by the efforts of Snyder. The Choraliers of Seminole Community College (SCC) will present their annual Spring Concert on Monday, April 9, at 8 P.m. In the concert hail of the Fine Arts building on the college campus. This select group of mixed voices Is under the direction of Dr. Burt Perinchief. The program will feature Mozart's MISSA BREWS IN C (K. 250) written In Salzburg, Austria, 1776. Solo quartet for this masterwork will be Cindy Lee, soprano; Connie Clark, mezzosoprano; Dean Rends, tenor; and Doug Garrett, bass. The conceit will also Include secular works by Samuel Barber, Hans Leo Hassler, Cecil Effinger, Richard Rogers, Alan Murray, and H.T. Burleigh. The public is invited. There Is no admission charge. UCF To Honor Staff Ninety eight staff employees at the University of Central Florida (U(') will be recognized for their service at the annual UCF Staff Council awards banquet the evening of April 13 at Orlando's Harley Hotel. The recipients represent the largest group of employees in the university's 11-year history to receive 5-year and 10-year awards. Key UCF administrators will be on hand for the annual banquet, with President Trevor Colbourn assisting In the presentations of plaques and service pins. Concert, Senior Art Set Pine Castle Center of the Arts and the Florida Symphony will present a free community conceit featuring members of the 40 symphony performing In the arts center bandstand, 5903 Randolph Street on Saturday, May 52 p.m. In conjunction with the free concert, the arts center proudly presents the opening of the senior citizens art exhibit In the gallery, which will begin Saturday, May 5, and will be on display through May 25. The regular gallery hours are Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to S - p.m. See C..m.islty QCD) Roger Triuino to Donna zzlno, Lot 72 Lakewood Shores, lit Addn. $100. The SnInole County Chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW) Is holding Its nest montly meeting on April 12, at 7:30 p.m. at the Altamonte Civic Center. June Gordon of the Seminole Commission on the Status of Women will discuss her group's activities. The public Is Welcome toattsnd. A 1' Im - , -, By JOAN MADISON Herald Correspondent Forty-one years ago, Clarence S. Snyder was a failure. An obsession with alcohol had caused him to lose his family, friends, money and Position. "I went from a banker to a skid row burn," he reveals. "The Idea of a drink was the most Important thing in my life then." Now considered a legendinhlstime — he is a highly respected member of the community who was just awarded the Jefferson Award of the American Institute for Public Ser— vice, and who will soon receive Sertoma's Service to Mankind Award. - For further Inform4lavi, contact Treena Keys at 3224009 (after 7 p.m.). locally and throughout the world, have been touched by the efforts of Snyder, the organizer and creator of 'Alcoholics Anonymous Since the day he turned his life and will over to God, Snyder hasn't touched alcohol. However, It has been foremost on his mind, as he has spent his life helping others, as he himself was helped. Although Snyder feels that Alcoholics Anonymous "can't brag" about the high degree of success enjoyed by the first members In 1939, the founder of AA says, "I know of no program except this that is 100 per cent effective. If they (alcoholics) follow our Program, there is no way they will ever drinkagain." Unfortunately, he adds, many "choose to take the easiest way out" and do not take seriously the 12etep program designed to give new direction to lives Previously wasted through the abuse of alcohol. At his modest home In Casselberry where he has (AA) who has the longed lived for the past seven length of continued sobriety of any living member of - the organization which he he helped form the organization that has founded as such. years, Snyder recalls how ministered to millions of alcoholics. worldwide religious organization started by Frank Buchman In Oxford College," he begins. It was a highly successful program that Involved the surrender of a person's will and llfeto God and to His service. However, the Oxford movement was not designed for the alcoholic alone, but for "anyone who had aimed and wanted to get rid of sin," he relates. After 10 years of drinking, Snyder, at 35, had been "completely divested of everyt hing worthwhile In life" when he was Introduced to the Oxford movement after he had "dried out" at the Akron City Hospital. It was there that he met "Dr. Bob," his sponsor. "He told me Iwould have to spend the red of my life 'fixing' drunks as an avocat lon...He told me to an back to Cleveland and get busy, which I did," ___ Synder as clearly as recalls $anfsrd Fla. U771 WV lanes ar,tobeII,d TM gem TAX PEOPLE (311)323.1451 SANFORD LONGWOOD ' *1.1st U. P116 M4M WI IPICIAUZI ftodos& + Stick said, *(NW be hunt __ ___ (rmnulatsdarepiytoth.DOT (FLONIDA . - 41 !!A .1 -t-..L.- - - ---- - .,---- — - ---- — h- _._._ ,- . -lL I - - - j .#' It 1 AtN:,,,. .11,l A 11 i ",.".. - i . .-o' 00 '. 4, ti . I,I. , .. %, I P. 2314454 7~ ~ ! -__ .I ~ . \ -- .. , -1.: " I li I i .. , !d - :r. .-: ..:' :. ., I 4 ., - 6 Herald Photos by Jose Madlsea Clarence Snyder cherishes "Alcoholics Anonymous." lie helped write the basic text of the "Big Book" used the world over. if It were yesterday. Very zealously he Invaded the haunts of alcoholics where he to interest 14 men, and that's when he encountered his first real problem. Seven of the men were Catholic, The Oxford group, a Protestant religious organization originating at remembers telling "those fellows they should be like me and forget drink (he'd been sober for a little over a year then.) Oxford, England, required scripture readings from "You can imagine the response I got from those people," he laughs. However, he did manage the KIM Junes, Vinton of the Bible, open confession and direct line to God for self and others. The Catholics told Snyder they could not attend these meetings. Determined and updaunted, Snyder approached his sponsor. "We need something with thore universality," he told him ... only to be told that nothing could be done, Now...accordlng to Snyder, alcoholics are people "with a lot of ingenuity and a wealth of Imagination... unusual people In that they can operate on 10 percent of - . ." -- - -. 11 ,• , - - - - - - - -.. -. their capacity and compete with those using 60 to 70 percent of their capacity. They are superior In whatever efforts they go into (unfortunately he notes, dur ing their growth - .- It . - - It -. f 503& -' - - ' - - 1 1 - - -, - .- - g - "All that ls needed to start aaAA Group lsa coffee po.,a bagofdonutg and couple of alcoholics," Clarence Snyder might be telling his wife, Grace. -- ~. . . 'H - - .,- . f N . ,.,, ;- -- - — _ - representing the Winter Spring. Sertsma Club, and Eddie Rise (right photo, right) at the Altamost. Springs Sert.ma Club; I •/:-.'. , ~ ~ ~-.,,,`.,.*Z,,~, - mine Brave presented Sertomas .1 the Year Awards 17I5) to Bill Daucher. (left photo, left) . .- I - , !" I : t - The Annul Awards Banquet 6 1 the Sertoma Clubs of Akamsiste Springs and Winter Springs was jointly held at the Allamoule Springs Civic Center, Car- - .._,'ø_• .j_•.. J .,'.. ' SERTOMANS OF THE YEAR -. ,:.t'! % 41 ALTAMONTE, WINTER SPRINGS - - --. - MW JCC Camps are open to all regardless of race, color, - I.. -' x'lons1origin or religious affiliation. For information call $46- Coil ge(SCC)wlloftorauelght-bour"Mu*14(sdia First Aid" class bon Apt 1L Class will mod train $to1opon W,*i.dsy, April 11 and Widasidey, April' t ,,,,, "Mulh'p First Aid" Is a highly eompused co1rd First Aid using IrIos mqdia to facilitate Indruetlon. Areas covered as: smock, Burns, Etc. Fee for the sight-hour caine in For further Inlormetlon, an the college. - :- ..J i ji • - 'Multi-Media' Classes Open ,-- ••1 . . .4_.-_ -...." — b . • lll ...- Jf . -.~ -- IN LU STAT1 a CANAMAN NITUINs NO DIITONA.Oi*a41 CIYANDOVlgDO -; — lii Hluy *0 OTNSI ARIA OPPICU - . . OPEN CamS P.M6 t:yog N Sit, I Sen. ONLY S DAYS LIPT—APFOINTMINT AVAILASLI . .j'1 J - ___ .. !0, p";yr . . Terrill Speaking On China Journalist Ross Terrill, who has written extensively about China and her people, will speak at Stetson University Tuesday, April 10, at 8p.m. In the Stetson Room of the Canton Uxon Building. There will be a $2_n1 Ion charge to the program, sponsored by the Artists and Lecturers Series. Senior citizens and area students will bedaltted for $1. ~A - %g, ~ M 4.. "Originally when I came into this fellowship, it was not known aMA, but as the Oxford movement. It was a . Nm BLOCK Cod-,. ie, , ~ 'Sk id Row Bum' Helps MankI*ind For 41 Years Innumerable lives, NOW Meeting Open To Public 1 For additional inlormatisis contact r- H 11- throughout the world, have been ~ I costs you additionI tax, you pay only the tax. Block pays any penalty and interest. We stand behind our work. That's another reon why we should do your taxes. ..wh OW form you use, short or long. Class.. start Apr11 25 ____ $ae11Irt arm" irts Fumwral I::T SCC Choraliers To Present Registration for the Jewish community Center's (JCC) Summer Day Camps Is now open, according to Dottie Appelbawn, JCC Day Camp Chairperson, The Center offers a variety of camp programs for children to age 16 at Iti 10½ an site at Ill N. Maitland Avenue In H&R Block preparers are carefully trained But If we should ever make an error that said moltorids vdq the HOV Nsllcis in dwee ituranIns($$. Innumerable lives, locally and - d I DIyMs..M.:ISs..4ISp. ta ab coiwtlos he. piewmii1&bnt*lsantds, __thr whd the DOT in .ini L* IlOTh, MIS. S — Ferai servIces wift Wit *15 to do. Ihaven't be.. P.M. A*i&Uy it The irises PUM$I HSnII i. iiIes with enoigh ialerus.tles," LaieflI. M it H? Park Avt, ___ Brief ly JCC Camps Open To All we pay the penaky, An the interest!! Registration Hours: ó., vapaue-lrre(ths Sunday, ApritS, tm—ia - "If we make an error, is .nd.r way setup on 1.4," _____ Vid.y $a$1M kerch of FWWW Gordon H Harris, Trustee to Wm. C. Klingensmith & Marian D. & Harry F. Rowe & *1. Elaine, From SW con. of SW'!, of SEC 2.21.39, etc. 0.7442 acres ml. 1100.000. Goebel Entr. Inc. to Richard W. Zipperly & WI. Susan T. N 65' of Lot 291 lot 2$. less N 40', Cutler Cove. $191900. H. Richard Bates, Ind. & Tr. to Kenneth E. Rueckert & wt. Jacqueline, Lt 6, less S 30' Latour. neau Acres. $21,900. Jay Gladwln to Helen M. Doubek Par. 27: University North, Unrec. p1.? 54,000. (QCD) Otto L. Schodonf sr I WI. Clara to Otto L. Schodori, Sr. & WI. Clara W. Lt 11, F. Carriage Hill Un. 2. $100. David G. Riley & *1. Patricia to Christopher D. Williams I WI. Marsha D. LI 2, Highland Hills, First RepI. $56,000. Cahill Constr. to Abe D. Henner & WI. Sylvia. Lt IS, Wekiva Hills, SEC. 577,000. Magnolia Svc. Corp to Cahill Constr., Lot 53, Wekiva Hills, SEC. Eight. $17,100. 4 I Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - z R.giitratioa for Term NA at Seminal. Coimminity Cole. H lanai would not be permifted to 'NOVa we Wn poWkiaus, I travel beyond the Minile-per. _______________________________________________ don't knew whither the people hour speed limit. The incentive livutglnthispsrticvlorwbaii formmk*thuuslaneslstheyore ares ore going to put up i*im has crowded, he said. Grey Is AREA DEATH them. Sam. drivers will be the didild project develop most and environmental t find "I' as mossy went to Mz4ams 14 VIIG4A LANGIOTfl grandchildren. Funeral set- wWle they are only abs to drive *p, Vinglila IIviUI IS, vkss VIII be at 1:35 p.m. on Im 1pas nalm they cm, Gray said transportation 1rk Ave., Sanford, aid Monday at the &Iaon Funral p4g. omelals will r"" $00,000 to 11 ic Inknuft a Yo"'lPo -'$ms was here Ii VaIib*a Hems,Brioe pmforr1sid.gs ' in th. 1*sare ways to 11100110 it of a itvs in itoin -- WWI@ the r'.bk letter I recaive4 - Neil Montgomery I. WI. Linda to Harry W. Feichter & WI. MaflI Lot IS, blk C. Summersit North Sec. 4.136,000. —a Crispelt, sgl to Embnuii.-M. Simms IWI. Beatrice, Un 26, bI. 419 Sheoah Sec 3. 1131-50D.. . M.A. Amato Constr. Corp to Dale M. Ward I WI Nancy L., E 19' of Lot 11, all 0110 & W 10.73' of 9, blk D. Sanlando Springs Tr. 61 $49,600. Dannis Kirby & WI. Margaret to Ronald Burth 1. wt SharonLt 42, blk 19 HillIer Homes Howell Park Sec. One. $22,500. Superior Constr. to Thomas I Stanley & WI Linday D. Lot 24, blk 6, North On. 2nd An. $35,000. B.E. McCall wt. Patricia to James C. Davis & WI. Peggy B. E 140' of S' of NW¼ of NW' of NE¼ Sec 15.21. 29. $16,700. Russell T. Swain, Jr. & WI. Patricia P. to J. Arnold Schorr & W. Doti M., LI 9, blk A. Sweetwater Cove. $200,000. Gallimore Homes Inc. to Michael J. Bnesnahan & WI. Patricia L. Lt 5, blk S. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 125154.000 Leon E. Carter & WI. Lynell to Kirby D. Morrison & wt. Mary C. SW¼ of bUt 2, Tier 19, Bla. Land & Colon. Co. Ltd.. Map of St. Ger. trude's Addn to Sent. $10,000. Orlando Agpl. Co., Inc. to Gordon Laraman & WI. Vera E. Lt 21 & W' of 22, blk A, Seminole His. $10,000. Residential Comm. Amer., In . to Robert W. Lundquist & wt. Frances E Portion of blk J, Lot 3, Hidden Lake Un. 1C, $37,500. C.C. Holley Jr. to Dulce Maria Holley, Lot 1, blk C. Country Club Manor Un. 3.5100. J.R. Hattaway ETC. Trustees to Delco Inc., Lot ii blk .1 SEC 7A, North On. Ranches. $1,500. Johnny Water Real Es?., Inc. to GeorgeT. Len & wt. Dorothy E.Lot 152 & W 25' 01153, etc., M.M Lord's 1st Addn to Citrus Heights, $25,500. Suel Sawyer & *1. Madlyn to Robert D. Herrington & wt. Catherine A. Lt 33, Wekiva Club Ests., Sec Two $19300. Emma Gorman, Rrepr. est. Stanley A. Martin to Paul Mark Whitley & wt. Janice 0., Lots 11 & 17, blk 7, Highland Park. $23,600. Myron F KlinkmantoAlthea Rice Williams, sql. Loll. E 13.3' of Loll, bUt 0, Amended Plat of Olmstead & Miller s.d. $20,900. Attica R. Williams sql to Charles Crouch & wt. MercIll R Lt 7 & E 13.5' of I, blk D, Amended Plat Olmstead & Miller s.d $24,000. Angel F. Acaba & wt. Maria to Pablo Echevarniu & WI. Alexandria Lot 20, blk 3, RepI. SH 1 & 2 North On. Townsite 4th Addn. $21,600. Ronald C. Hallam Si Sandra to Lucia M. Pulido, sql. Lot 1, blk M, North Orl. Terr., Sec. One, Unit One. The Offic, of Comnmmity Services at Si"*inol. Community ___ II Spears In, Inc. to George J. Broadbin & WI. Marjorie M. Lot 33, Stonewood, $96,233. Roby B. Gibbs & wt. Hazel to Gilbert Lever & WI. Catherine, Lot I, bik 44. Townslte of North Chuluota, $20,100. Edna S. Jacobs, Wid. to Norma Hedrick (Married) Lots 7.12, blk M. Chuluota, $10,000. (QCD) John A. Kroft, sql & Sally Flowers, sql to John A. Kone S 40' of Lot 6I. N 30' of 3. blk E. $100. Wm. Tnickei, Jr., repr. eel Barbar H. Speeler to John B Albertson & Juliann, Un. 116, Lake Villas Con. dom. $10,000. Shadow Lake Woods Inc. to Thomas E. Lyon & WI. Sarah W. Lot 7 Shadow Lake Woods, $13,000. John A. McMurrer I wt. Eliz. to Thomas J. Henley, Lot I, bUt A, The Colonnades, First Sec. $23,500. David A. Howe & *1. Kathryn to Kathryn B. Howe, 797 Coach Light Dr. FP, N 173' of E 250' Of S 353' of E½ of NE'/4 of SEC 2321-30.5100. Durnanc. Constr., Co. to Emory B. Ourrance & WI. Linde A. Lt 10 bIli 8. Sweetwater Oaks, SEC. 17. $135.000. Ronald M. Wade & WI. Sandra to Estells Mosley, sql. Un. 703 Highland Patio Homes. $46.300. Manfield Mailman & WI. Lucy to Nathaniel Thompson Lots 79 80 51 12 & 53, Bookertown, $3,000. Fla. Resid. Comm. to John M Penegrlm, sql. Lot 59, The Highlands, Sec. One. International Land Planning 11 Inc. to Cherokee Bldg. Co. Lot i* Jennifer Ests. $19,500. International Land Planning II Inc. to Cherokee Bldg. Co., Lot 95 Jennifer Ests. $23,000. International Land Plan II Inc. to Cherokee Bldg. Co., It 96 Jennifer Ests. 121.000. WIlco Dee. to Fla. R.sid. Comm., Inc. It I, blk C Greenwood Lakes Un. 211,500. Fla. Land Co. to Fla. Residential Comm., Inc., Lt S. The Highlands Sec. Two, Tr. 0, RepI. $13,100. Wilco 0ev. Co. to Fla. Residn. Comm., Inc., Lot 3, blk E, Green. wood Lakes, Un. 2. $1,700. Same as Above, Lt 6, blk Co Greenwood Lakes Un. 251.500. Fla. Land Co. to Fla. ResId. Comm., Inc. It 20 The Highlands Sec. Two Tr. 0 Re-I. $13,200. Robert P. Ives, Jr. & WI. Juaneze fl to Wm A Davis k i4 We A Lot 43, blk 0, Summerset North, 547.500. Hunters Point Assoc., Ltd. to Donald P. Carter. sql. Lt 26, Hunters Point . 163,500. The Huskey Co. to Virginia A. Graham, Lot 6, blk A. Sweetwater Club Unit 7. 119,900, Barclay Woods Etc. to Assoc. Bldg. Contr. of As., Inc. Lot 153, Barclay woods, 2nd Addn. 115,500. Fla Land Co. to Winter Springs VFW Post 540$ Inc., Tr. 1: Beg. ii'Weruc. of N r.w line of N Third St. I W r.w line it Edgemon Ave. *12.000. (QCD) I. Paul Murray to Mary Murray, Lot ii 1. 5 25' of S. Tr. 1, Paradise Point, 2n4 Sec $100. Seaboard Coast Line RR Co. to Donald J. Bales I WI. Ivelyn, Beg Pt on W'n line French Ave, 26 ft NW from Can Grantors Tr. 50 etc. $4,600. OURSELVES ww~ -- - - a '- j , period they were either over or under-Indulged, and are people with In- ferlority complexes.) Atthis polnt,Synder used his Innate Ingenuity and convinced the wife of a lawyer who was in the hospital sobering up to allow their Cleveland Heights home to be used as a meeting place. He then went to ,jrgu and announced, "This Is the last time the Cleveland contingent will be here as a group. We have started our own group." He told them It would be known as Alcoholics Anonymous and that It would be for alcoholics 1. only. According to Snyder, . this esuied quits su uproar. "It was a real. riot," he says, vividly recalling how the Oxford group tried "to crash our: meeting. But we stood ground." That was In May of 1939 and he remembers thinking, "If we only had 35: members, wouldn't this be: . a fine group?" Now over 3),000 groups: with a "couple of million people have been exposed to this plan." And Snyder's calendar Is full through August as he: continues his travels throughtout the world - carrying his message —: without remuneration— to the suffering alcoholic. AA is an offshoot of the Oxford group which has - been associated with Dr. Bob and Bill W. both alcoholics, as the founders, After AA was organized by Snyder, Dr. Bob remained in Akron with the Oxford group for another eight months. Bill W. remained In Oxford Calvary House, - New York City, with Dr. Sam Schumacher, a non. alcoholic. "Our percentage of recovery is fantastic," See SKID ROW, Page 33 - �,• 23 — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. , .' •.•.• .. . - . . Sunday, April I, 17, - In And Around Casselberry D F Atea En gagements Should H.av. Been .Name H.oudini anny 0, . Boys Have . Born In West is th e maternal granddaughter' of O,uiebride..elect ' Vancebwg Ky. She 'a 1V74 graduate of Oak RI'1"e "h School "' u girls have slumber parties, what do boys have when they have friends " ' Orlando, and is employed as Personnel secretary at the S S 1! I / / S / 1 1. J .• . 1 . C*ty m On y Invi 'tes 0 I , S .. : It wouldn't be Easter without !*etraditlona1Easteregghun , fnd Altamonte Springs JOAN ddkhen, 10 and under, are MADISON .hvtted to an egg hunt on the Altamonte Øeautlful grounds of the Cosre.poadeil children six to 10 There's no charge and , will be awarded. Loretta Shearer at the Recreation Department iioou request ' en bring baskets to .1heir eggs in. HIM hurting kidS! 01-7116 5 the following recent ciMR AND MRS JAY CHAPMAN I, uuvion of Burke under thethefollowing Johnson, fun Florida Chapmbns AA G d Anniversary RSV p, $100; Flilow1p of' Athletes, $300; Lyman Boosters, $100; Lake Bradley Boosters, $100; Junior Achievement, $375. IV 1 a tradition their olden frog ON 1 S J, stary Qubof 5'#elt Coy conbedsad,et.dW TN can 1 ( Barn in & Del., d1ect the maternal uA C Snyder. "We S S\ ). 14,,e 1'! -. jg." ftolsor has.'%o i,s" of the rate today, that lii "ssmnllsrs be tween 10 19 lthough sew " ate, tite fotm&g of U SCHOOL Fully Accredited College Preparatory 400 Aloma AVenUe, OrlandO, Fl. 32007 guesm Grades 7.12 A1. ________________________________________________________ 5 S Rosin a OUT 01TRIP or WAX FLOOR$ Z S APPLICATIONS now being acceptod for school r IL979.409.Phone 671 w4140 for FREE brochure. Trinity.Pmwa%"$ChM IS \\ . & ( race, l - 'I ' ___7•/ are always , ,' ..; ..L.. ..: S 10 Of Anthon Ozrelic Mr. and Mrs. Ben R. Hynes of 811 Underoaks Drive, Altamonte Springs, announce the engagement of their daughter. &won Lee, to Timothy J. Flerro, am of Emmett A. Fierro,3520 Calloway Drive, Orlando, and the late Paula B. Fierro. Born in t bride-elect Is a 1975 graduate of LWw Brantley High Sdiool where she was & varsity cheerleader for four years. She is a Much IV" graduate of Valdosta State Valdosta, Ga., where Wha was a m ember of Phi Mu sorority and Honor Society Alpha ChiSigma, Alpha Chi. Her iance born in Cleveland, Ohio. He 13 a 1009 graduate of Ma d Evans High School Orlando, and a 1972 graduate of Valencia 5 College, Orlando. Rebecca Judith Pitcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barton Pitcher of2700 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford, was married to Anthony J. Onlelic, March 21, in the Los Angeles Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints. The bride attended Seminole High School, Stetson University and Florida Technological University locally , and received her B.A. can laude, in 1974 from Brigham Young University. Since moving to Los Angeles, she has done Masters work at Intermountain News, a newspaper for Mormons in the Southern California area. The brkk8FOOm Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank of Oceanside, California. He Is a graduate of CaliforniaN.polOzrelic ytechnic University at Pomona, California, with a degree in Electronic UCLA. She cur rently Is the editor of the California - H 13 J Engineering- He is employed with the Perkin-Elder firm In Pasadena. California. A recel" honoring the couple will take place at the home of the bride's parents on Sat urday, April 21, from 7 to 9p.m., when the newlyweds will be In Sanford. Friends are invited. . The wedding will be an event of Jum 30,at 7:30 p.m., at Asbury United Methodist Church, M&IU" - S\ Dawn's - . S . . '•-. Family Hair ' S. . Th Snyder home.,, the telephone flngscomtaiiy ad do couple has "frsda ovirywba',," and y11 love However, Snyder doee't AD in the w0dw of and he has no pbN ol slowitig dm As he leak a *k fW Ift .' \ Brown or \ 1/ Bone Patent I,!! \ NorM \ ' 5gQVrLlhraryOf S \ . 1' WashsolseadstrW.bs, $3"w - '' ilcw\ ILI Dm —00 " Lillian Blackman 01 APPOINTMENT CAU MI IS of M.1642 co" Go .',O O' W. 1\ k\C01 J - I S S S ' - SSSS " - : I 555 SS - S SSS•S - .. .. 5- 5 .- S . . S'S . , S . S • . ., e. 'PP- '440. CALL IN GUSINE" SINCE 19SI IF .e ~0~100- \\\0 o,\ Ve~\~O01-00% PP0.0 ON, pin S \ S S •'. !sssss1s.s.ss.sss...ss.us.ss.m1.1s S .11 YJ 51010 \ - __ MOM" chmes to ling his own M")M*Yho bm goW to bydw after all. A lmkk,. I / Sanford WITH that there wasol me in the world who ed whether I was deed While Mose days are far behind hiM a nesiti", Care l200SanfordAve OFF • I I Center- 15% thSULerfrONewYOIk Gran at big d6t, to • \' ' '• fJ U• Members to remain ce"dely andyme". We nondiscriminatory 5 : . . To Chow Freon. Id *00ft Id ~5 55 •..i \ People who came to U in Qèz,2½ yam 1atee, 93 percent of thm never -. OCLB" KITCHEN CMNITL '34 101 AN$. URVICE gm ft ft 1,to so ALL MX Is me my Home ' • p . accwarecorda... QA of the first TRINITY 20" I ° f. hairman Row 000 S5 FROM 111" . Nora Gordon, In helping reduce and revent deli nquency, S Hynes,Fierro Ave.o Orla~o. Miss Banfield is a 1973 graduate of Lymari High School, Laniwood. She is a 1977 graduate of Florida State University, and b an elcmudaY school teacher. Her fiance, who was born In nta Gross BrasH, 13 a 1971 graduate of South Plainfield High SChool, He Was graduated ftm Now Jersey Institute of Tochimlogy, Newark, in 19*8. He 13 a building contractor. The wedding will be an event of June 23, at 4 p.m., at S °' owww"N NEAR JUDGE M is s Piicn er Bride granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ault, 30 Helen 5 ____ . S •' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barifield of 1905 Blossom Lane, Maitlerid, annourom the engagement of their daughter, amela JO, to M19M NWrm*, son of the late Mr. and MM Ivan MUCIRIk ad South Plainfield N.J. 55 A 5 . BanfieldMarczuk TRINITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL offers young people the ity lly ly for a successful college experience but also for a rewarding career. Now more than ever, a quality education Is the best means of I achieving onVs S .YPj hold and will do my verN best for the auxiliary. clubwomen on the im. portance of family unity - em wwww S 1 WANIIS ovu s yes. I*PSIIINCS put on your sneakers and sharpen your eyesight! It's CLUBWOMEN Hrevard and Seminole Counties, spoke to the SHARON HYNES • • ' I S . S TM TM 9what president of the ladies a uxiliary to VFW Post 8207. This is a position which I am honored and proud t' gas— S S ___ would like to take this opportunity to tell you ali that I have been elected Dust off your baskets, trophy for the "fastest average den." and is the transitory period before becoming a y club meeting Judge Salt I. 18th Judicial ' • .1 Ci rcui. t Court Judge. S S S S N Webelos is an acronym for rustee, Nellie Roberts. / ' f . L. S • S Community United Methodist Church, Ouselbecry. - TO S 1 Republic Steel, Birmingham, a 0W4 siren ses about ashion are very 411"Inits — mom In Its,setsnta, In Went so shiny She can no her ref IsclionI Palen! p.uins, too with which was 14.40 seconds, Congrats to Den 9 for ta ki ng home the travel ing : "we'll be loyal scouts," t Salfi at the April general S For fastest pack conductress, others but said she really didn' t care or the pain in her leg. Carolyn, we all wish you well and hope you'll soon be back on yo____ ur feet. In addition to winning for Den 9, Michael has the Department of the Woman's Club of a n ford, introduced guest speaker, Judge Dominick . ___ ,d Um wak WW dw IV BETTY MAE THURMAN AD TEDRY KEITH " tona. There are also three great grand~ children, . was graduated from Central Florida University, Orlando, In 1975. He is a news photographer for WDBW. The wedding will be an event of June 23, at 11am aist Mary Magdalen Church, Altamonte Springs. . DeBary; and Sherri Layne Jackson of Del- ___ __ ___ was saturated with blood. . My Pieces of jagged glass racked with grief they chaplain, Mary Roettger; Jewel Schuette; guard, Grace compound fracture of her Broadhead; three year right leg. Being a nurae,t rustee, Joan Klop she knows the pain of penborg; and two-year While there, Carolyn graduate of Ypsilanti High School, Ypsilanti, Mich. He -, ding anniversary reception, at her home, IX Shell been invited. The Chapmans have three grandchildren, Terri Mmison and Kelli Dale Mwrison of On Twooky, April 10 at 10:00 &Ithe bome of FMOM Marone, James Martindale, Richard president of the Suburban Beary, Jimmie MitchioH, Republican Women's Club, Vsca Bon Puid ip, &hcI Board Bud Deusid Niwn Feather Will talk on the topical Evans. S*Jsd of som education In the schools. Celebrating birthdays The Pak is Invited to an were Anna Dufton, who p, um Oxford ce1Ib.d 00th bh Rood). lidMllIttaJonss,wtmtusned who was namodden lea eade Fr 234. JO BANFIELD were forms of relaxation. The couple'sdaughter, M Morrison, is entertaining her parents at a golden wed- M&lvb: M&Mne Polasevotin, 0 Ifs .,, PhONE THE POIKI all my hooka IN doo' I dber 1 was -1 -mg @mm&Tbmluws Ow ad Of hem I cul bow to :0 tMONT" su- dedw.W b"V was =MloL 1 9" My Mon and Dad so broken 1115! I ron to the parking l.t Retirement In Florida finds the Chapmans gardening, walking and reading, among other Happy birthday to City im pimes who colow" Mr. :Ways toward the end of 11 uINIenafiinoofwi AM rk Michael Johansmeyer of ternity. Miss Karns is television director of WDBO-TV evening news. Her fiance, who was born in Bethesda, Md., Is a 1971 \ wedding anniversary Saturday, is retired from Ala. ' __ t\ ' '- April The couple, who were married in Alabama n , have lived n ary or two years. e Involved also Internationally, the dub gave $0 to an Orr welcome to life.,, here's your going Haiti rwni,i in Vocational under worli. . enioY at type of g " Bob Zell, Lake Brantley High mys Mrs. Vickero' received $0 for 4-way Ted work. ' en Mr. and Mrs. Jay Chapman (Evelyn) of Seminole Drive, DeBary, are celebrating graduation to tour Europe with a group from the University ad Michigan. "It's sort of a to ol Jean McIntyre; treasurer. Kryger, Chris Riske and Steve Kilpatrick. Mrs. Adeline T. Karns of Washington, Avenue, Lake Mary, announces the engagement of her daughter, Susan *n, to Michael Batt Hannah, son of Col. and Sifnuel A. Hannah, 401 Moss Road, Winter Springs. 99 ezedatthethoughtofEi.I1 ;$w her prow mother Abuse, 00; SerAce Above Self .Other daugi*erBecky,who Awards, $150, Seminole yMCA, graduates from high school In $1,000; SCC track program, Jim., will leave shortly after 9700,. lkrvko clubs througbM our ,wes work yar In ad yew wA I the ladies auxiliary to VFW Post 8207. Sr. Vice, Eloise Phi llips; Jr. vice, Norma Sweetheart. She was graduated from Florida State University (FTU) in 1974 where she as a member of Alpha Chi 7 scheli penditures: Margie Dapore. After spending a restful evening, Sunday they all went to Seminole High School where she was a member of Student Government, on the yearbook staff and was Interact Club 1 / were timed and the average of the den times Congratulations to the newly elected officers of slipped and fell on a pile of leaves and ended up with a . ; their "cubmobile derby"111 Shadow Hills. The races the hunt will be a party. They arrived Saturday den. Winners included Troy Ruckman, Den 5; Steven Jamison, Den 6; Chris Mansky, Den 7; Scottt Elliott, Webelos; and Congratulations to Scott Elliott of the Woodlands to children 12 years and younger and will be Saturday, April 14. from 10 am. until noon. Following afternoon to see Dick and PrIor to the sleepout, Scott and buddies devoured a rather la rge pizza at a Iocalestablbbjnent.Scott's guests were Michael Miss Karns, daughter of the late Mr. Wayne J Karns was born in Annapolis, Md. She Is a 1970 graduate of . - Elizabeth Vickers, daughter si Mr. and Mrs. David Vickers by being In Community Service II, .elected secretary of the under the direction of Michael Architecture School at Butler: Tom Skinner Home, S WIIIIPpi State. Elizabeth, $500; Lym an HS, $1000; Camp .ho Is a junior, Is the first Challenge, $300; Special Wcman secretary attiieiclooL Olympics, $150; Little Red Stroke . Y •' S I Dear Several area dens held said mother Kams,Hannah , ByABIGAELVANSURM sitekift out all over. Strange barely walk. My brother and DEAR ABBY: Two years ago that I cool't feel anything. sisters are like zombies. They you printed an article over move like robots. in PLEA&GOD,I'MONLy17,Ii I mybeaLIc'g be jeaiI'm everybody!Nooaecanheve there any way you could print it aoly 17. I've got a date tonight. I this. And I can't believe It again? I'm 17 now and when I I 'upp.sed to grow up and either. readftitcausedmetodoaMof haveawlude,fuflWe.Ihaven't th1nkii, ft might cause others I Please don't bury me! I'm net lived yet I can't be dead, dead! I have a lot of living to todoaloofthinking,too. later I was placed In a do! I want to laugh and run I would also like your per. '_ thawer. My folks had to Identify again. I want to sing and dance. mission to print the article In a ear and being my own be.., me. Why d they have to see Please don't put me in the our high school newspaper. Fr.,l melIkstM.?Why didIk, to ground. I promise U you give Thank you. It daam'$ matter hew the leek at Mimi eyes when she me jot one more chance, God, DARCIHUGHTON seeidest bappene4 I was faced So most terrible oirdew ril be the most careful driver in gesfing off gelig I.e fast of her life? Dad suddenly looked the whole world. AU I want Is DEAR DARCI: You ( Thing c chaac let I Ifte an old mon. He told the one more chance. anymee who waals to print w esjeying my eedim aid um Is charge, "Yes, he is my Please, God, rm only fr 17! diet Ar" In M NO I ss&' Are you the lonely face In the aewspaper)h.smypermg1 rmbe' was pesilig lid The funeral was weird crowd? Friends make you a tOd,s.,H,T11M la4 who ese.edt. be g.g, experience. I saw aall my winner, and Abby tells you how PLEASE, GOD, I'MONLY17 awfully slow. I beard the relative. and friends walk to win them in her booklet, The day I died was an a' dsofSiig er.a and felt a toward the emket. They passed "How To Be Popular, You're 11% m bY *One, and looked at Never Too Young or Too Old. h'kes thb11itI,iit.e flew My while ia1 wIththee!steyesI've Send $1 With 1 long, ceel tee the bun, I remember h. meet 1. be alig ever seen. Sees of my b-''es addressed, stamped *8 Cents) hswlwbs,et ear ad of '—ta , I hiiid yss vsayingAl,wof, s.,sI.gs I. AbWz 13$ Mem."Ip.cIaI favor," I sa toncbedmyh.nd and sj, Drive, Beverly Calif. pleaded "all the kids delve." SaUa.ly I awakenedi It was they walked away. Please.. 00212 Whit th.*:00 bell rang, I threw very iet. A puBes emcee was .simeb.dy... wake me up! Get unt The egg hunt, which is omered by y *odern Woodsman, w ill 10 am. for "andunder,andatlla.m,for SUSAN ELLEN KARNS MICHAEL BARRETT HANNAH . " ' I m E g gH Xestmonte Recreation Center jn Saturday, April 14. .. 0 Th - Kl*ds 7' 1 l I fectly.11 l.alie Mary for an af- I Please, Go scout. Speaking of boy scouts. determined the winning II ' few days stay and ended up over during the night and S e auxiliary. This special event is open staying longer, but not because they wanted to. falling into the water, J S decided to stay a few extra "We have an area bet. he .-- time once again for the annual egg hunt at VFW Post 8207 and ladies ween the pool and f en ce and the tent fits it per. r only major concern was one of them rolling S S H Have YO e v one j someplace visit liked it s ° much you came to our fair city for a Laughing, she added that .- Good Time days' Well Carolyn and Leon Lindsay of Marietta, Ga., I Tawnie. , In And Around Altamont S WAIT IOWOOd Corres po ndent S380 good time! That is w ha t Scott Elliott and his friends had in celebration of Scott's 10th birthday Ofl March 31. . A IAKS1IA sleep over? They have a Orlando Fire Department. Her fiance, who was born in Russelvilie Ky., Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Melbin Harris ofElkton, Ky. , and Ishmael Tabb ofSharin Grove, Ky. He is employed as an electrician with GDL Electric Co. The wedding will be an event of June 23, at 8 p.m., at the Union Park Church of the Nazarene, Union Park. • April 8, I979-38 Girls ' Friends Slumber; Mr. and Mrs. mesamon Rose Blvd., 1ando, anno ce e engagent of un th their dau t, Betty Mae, to Terry Keith Tabb, son of Mr. andgh Mrs. abb of Longwood. he was lost and brotht hun In. 600 Laurel Way; and Mary Mn plaques and certificates of "She ke* asking me where! Dietsel of Deer Run; Len, Jane appreciation from the city and "We had a wonderful time went to church and I told her, and Cathy Cauelberry of Lake its citizens, and everything was so well 'Sunday School,' "Danny said. Tony and former Casselberry organized," she said. "Then she asked where i residents Dennis and Gall Sarah and Telesford Flores, Greeley and daughters Mindy of 512 Foothill Way, went to Susie and Craig Ebaugh, of to school and i 'Colkge,"' he &kL-& She must and Merry LAN, who were our Fort Myers last week for her My only problem was what After checking with friends 1135 Quintuplet Drive, were As my voice cracked when I have thought he was a child 10rs In the campground, family reunion. The family was recently visited by his mother my college social psychology and relatives, I reported It to told the sheriff my little boy genlous, ainldget, or a lj but professor would have tanned the sheriff at the official center. was lost, he told me to sit down 'celebrating her parents, and stepfather, Helen and Bob one bbod boy he was telling the truth. He !'role conflict." I needed to be a I had a sick feeling at the pit of and tell him a description. Clay of Enrique and Amelia Gomez' Thornton, of Dallas, Tex. Helen (Jack) Suiton, reporter, photographer, and my stomach. It would be get- trying my best to be calm I was was going to stand out in a attends "college" at the Crestview Drive, CuMberry74150th wedding anniversary. The is a former area resident and about spectator, while also being ting dark and chilly soon and the situation, but I kept viewing crowd of 30,000. "What we have Seminole Community College and Alvin Stanley of Altamonte couple renewed their wedding enjoyed staying three months in here is not a lost boy, but a Wort chilil development moter. someone's mother, wife, how would they find my little myself as the hysterical mother Springs were honored at a city vows and a reception was held. Winter Park while seeing parent, right?" asked the daughter, sister, and friend, boy, who was wearing only on some "Emergency" TV Each of her 11 brothers and relatives and friends. retirement ceremony and party she riff, I suppose he was right, Some of the Cassel- March ø at I would have liked to have dwrts and a twk top? sisters families were to wear show. Danny showtd up at the of. berry and Fern park red- City Han..Slgton, Who began Un same color so as to tell the been a full-fledged participant If they were looking for a Claire and Bob Wright, of "Don't worry, we'll find ficlal center about 1½ hours dents out enjoying camping, working foe u -and just moved with the Spirit. pitiful little crying boy 'hey him," he 200 members of the clan apart. Quintuplet Drive, had a visit ui mid. "There's later, cool as a . H 'Actually this dilemma Is would be barking up the wrong security cucumber e or dropping in at Jesus 79 served as foreman-operdor in A formal dance with a live band from their aunt, Lillian all around here and had gone with another boy to were: Jay and Veldine Welty of the nothing new; it's just a fancy tree. Denny, who I should have Public Works Depsrtm-nt was held honoring the mother Valente, of West Warwick, RI. there's no way he can get off the get free poste rs way over at the 200 Waverly Drive; Bob and way of saying that then is just named Houdini, can disappear Stanley, She also visited with friends In premises without us seeing book tent and couldn't find our Joy Wilson and their children, the city in who began work for and father. not enough of me to go around, at the snap of the fingers 11163, They Also attended on the will be in a him," he added, trailer when he decided to come David and RoWe, of 730 Laurel officially April 14, retiring same day the wedding of New Smyrna for a few days My 2-year-old daughter, department store and have a served as before going to Coral Gables 1' wasn't so worried about home. :Carol, and my eon, Danny, who great adventure of It. Aft He then went to the main Way; Robin Noble of Raymond and Pamela K. 309 maIntenance man. Mayor B and ill visiting with her sister, er him being kkkiapped as how arena where a girl asked him If San4lper Court; Gina Miller of Grier presented the men Gomes. Raymond is Sarah's Violet Monlz's family. Sunday, In And Around Longwood Thum.anwTabb 0. Uke thousands of other local 13 almost 5 years old, were searching frantica ll might tesident,, I attended Jesus i great little camper& Things find him riding happy,ilyI on the iat á. i jr1. went pretty smoothiy until late shoulders of some store clerk, pressed with how orderly and Friday afternoon when Danny who Is trying to locate thelost thna festival could be crossed the dirt road from parents. "I always wanted to F ny wi more than 30,000 people where we were camping to play ride th e escalator by myself," Correspondent Jhere. with a friend and didn't return. he'd say. 339-50 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S S S '- �... ., 45—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. BLON DIE QU'TITHERE,5 ASSOLUTE.LV .' THIS ARGU 1550 SILLY I'M NOT 1 - , CONTINUE' IT ANY IT AW 46 Auto club Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 ____ 56 Fruit drink 57 Trickled 58 Be agitated teeth 14 Wreath of honor ~ V IIK I 15 Taste l6Hackamore 17 Deletes _ u N Ii _ iR 5 MI LA A $ I C I 0 L OVE$ ______ oe j.rfO 00CINI I A DE I C N 0 A 0 1 1 N L i i , SEATED IA INTl Ti 1 Mort _______________ I HE WINS AGAIN! REC CEP4TERI 42 Heating chambers 22 Sweet 23 Bum — 1 15 ——— — ———— — 17 ('i i , wL 16 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ———— 32 33 —— 35 —— 36 I 42 43 44 45 51 — RAVE A PAM WITH VIR6NICA, I HAV$ THAT MOTHER 1445 THAT DISCO DI9 FEVER/ FEER,TOO" 47 48 49 50 52 53 54 — 56 —— —— —— — 58 Montana I SHE'S BEEN TELLINS AN, • THIS GOES HERE • THI S Go1sTM1Rs" FURNITURE REA*RAN6EOF 1' . — — — 46 — ARCHIE, GIVE ME A HAND! URMOTHER WAThE 41 — ————— 55 AstroGraph , — — — (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I For Monday,, April 9, NORTH Q 94 day late and a trick short. South won the heart lead in dummy, so that if East held exactly one heart, he 4 Q102 and not a heart honor. ?IJFTERALOTMII1,JL1 TWKCAUM ') .. ... r ,_ 1979 actions. Get your mind off yourself. The view from a distance is always clearer, SCORPIO (Oct. Z4Nov, 22) Look for the unusual to be b.,. IJiIff persons asking him to bring his series back to the air. II .ii ____ _ — PRISCI LLA'S POP ANYWAY, THAT M9 ASY EXObbEWE *1TH E HOUSE EVERO4E 5'JP WA9 HJNTEP"' byAl Vsrmur I "U_5HOLJLPY ,,) BEEN THERE! _______________ '•'è4P IF 'IVU TNK "'S SOMETHING T _____ ____ _____ / " p experts? one apda Imer (the king), the Experts,.. cars,Write 'Ask the of this newspa. one diamond loser ( the ace), 7 OuI* b cUPY....IWAf j&*r F&U' d UP y bSTIMAWS .ONIY 1IM4 pfAvEThzipg ___ _ _ __ ., I + __ - Smokey Says: I / S rri. FRANK AND ERNEST — - - FOREST FIRES CONTRIBUTO - SPIDER-MAN bylobThaves k'-' - : - - .- . — — - + . - -. + . — + — r,, — + .5 __ John Romita _ PULL EN01.1" EPIC'rA&i TALK FEMALELJS1 P4GINS IOU LL. I ,,, lot 'c" . . + - .. ' ' _ I + 44 A \ IJI + s.rl.s a byT.K. YA VKAT I'M GONNA ++ , Ryan ___________ __ , —SlNCE OtPRE'M'? flST1S$1ruLEr SEE M'I: a .• .,..+ ..'. + ' : A.1 .1 - , . j IIANI i.' .5 . + + . .' i $*5 )ø/ CAM, ' . . YN CII lit Al, Includes Salad Bar W CaRes, tea, 1k a $ + 3 + • .ls oOIilwmI 1111 *NAV. : TIll p.m. All Yes Cu let. lactedse c... ,ea sic $1 • •Wm •. :" ' . 4p.m a reveng. on j CBS MOVIE "The (4) Seeding Of Sarah Burns" (Premiere) Kay Lenz. Martin Balsam. A woman agrees to take pan In a human wnbryo transplant experiment without realizing Us. Impact until she is too deeply involved. 0 LOVE BOAT "The Man Who Loved Women" David Doyle, Cathryn Damon; "A Different Girl" Grant Goodeve, Bess Armstrong; "Oh, My AchingBrolher" Marty lngels, Sonfly Bono. (RI 10:00 (2)112) SUPERTRAIN A young heiress (Joyce DeWitt) is pursued by three of her former servants who stand to inhwit all of her wealth it she dies. a FANTASY ISLAND A beautiful woman (Samantha Egger) falls for Mr. Roarke; and a common man (Red Buttons) wants to become a movie-type superhero. JR) i too 354 WIDE TVINLOUPIGI 0 • NIT • c*mms . + t . (4J MOVIE "Deliver Us From Evil" (C)(1973) George Kennedy, Bradford Dillman. Five men, stranded in the Oregon wilder - ([Z INTERCOM OD CONSUMER SURVIVAL diators to rescue a beautiful Christian girl. (1 Hr, 45 Mins.) KIT "Nuclear Energy. Home Filing Systems, Supermarket Alternatives" 4:50 0 MOVIE "Invitation To A Gunfighter" (C) (1964) Yul Brynner, George Segal. A 9uflfighter is hired to kill an outcast returning to his Western town. I I Hr. 50 Mins.) __________ EVENING 6:00 1 0 0 NEWS THE ADVOCATES "Should A Tax Or Fee On Commercial Broadcasting Help Pay For Public Broadcasting?" 12:30 6:30 NEWS (2) (A) CBS NEWS 030 MINUTES 0WILD KINGDOM 'Chal. lenge Of The Cheetah" Chee- tahs are fitted with I.D. collars and radio transmitters. (Part 2) tacle of the early Christian era. (3 Hrs.) 100 FLORIDA REPORT MORNI NG (2) (12 WORLD OF DISNEY too a DISCUSSION #79 CD WILD KINGDOM "The Remarkable Sea Birds Of The (4)ABETTER WAY 0THIS IS THE LIFE 6:30 that fell into a dangerous bay- ou during a hurricane. (Part I colony of sea birds In the Pacif- ic. ) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) 1:30 OFRIEND6 Randy and his friends try to stop the feuding between Randy's lather and randfat her. 7:00 (2) 25 COMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM cIJOUTDOORS NBA BASKETBALL Live coverage of either the Denver White Monkey" Problems mount for Michael. Soames convinces the board to drop all MOVIE MACHINE VIEWPOl ON NUTR TION (12) JERRY FALWELL 7:30 CD MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL 9) SUNDAY MORNING 0 BLACK AWARENESS 8PICTURE OF HEALTH 8:00 (2) vosc OF VICTORY (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN 0(12) REX HUMBARD 0SHOW foreign business. (2) (12) JESUS OF NAZARETH Nets at Boston Celtics. depending upon the Jesus Is betrayed by Judas and crucified on orders from Pontius Pilate; after the resurrec. possibilities. O TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL (12) GISEI..LE Members of the Solshoi Ballet perform Adolphe and assures them that He will always be with them. (Part 4 of the tragic love of a peasant girl 4) for a nobleman in this special filmed at the Bolshol Theater in Moscow. Edward Villella hosts. 0 WALL $TREET WEEK (4)0 ALl. IN THE FAMILY Archie keeps Edith so busy Cooking for a big party that she doesn't have a chance to fell him how sick she is until it is too late. 0 BATTLESTAR GALACT1CA "Auto Stocks: Overdrive Or Reverse?" Guest: Maryann N. MY PEOPLE 0 SESAME STREET (R) (2) SUNDAY (I) MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE a ORAL ROOMS 9:00 (1) OUTLOOK (1) 0 SUNDAY MORNING 0 FANGFACE (12) OPAL ROBERTS emw"PAGEM(R) 9:30 GOSPEL SINGING JUSII 0moe ARE PEOPLE TOO MOVIE "Abbott And CosbIb In The Navy" (B/W)(1941) Dick Powell, The Andrews Sisters. To avoid his demanding fans, a popular singer enlists In the Navy. (11/2 Hrs.) 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 10:00 CI) PALM SUNDAY LITURGY Terence Cardinal Cooke Cole. brates Palm Sunday Mass from St. Patrick's Cathedral in Now York City. 0 STUDIO SEE "Kayak" Kid kayackers run the white water; two cobblers teach kids to make their shoes. 10:30 (.4) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL DTWLAWANDYOU KIO6WORLD zoom 110 (2) MOVIE "The Canadians" (C) (1961) Robert Ryan, Torin Thatcher. A tribe of Sioux war riors in Canada is warned by I three Mounties to maintain a peaceful posture or face deportation to the U.S. (1 1/2 Hrs.) (4) AGRONIKY AND COMPA- KbIIer, vice president, Kidder, Peabody Co., Inc. (A) this crew of the Calypso explore the waters around the Greek Island of Antikythera, whore in 1900 sponge divers made the Garcia from Las Vegas, Nova- do. 0 GLOBAL PAPER "The Global Paper Forum" Julian Bond moderates a discussion by food policy makers and implementers. (A) 2:30 (2) MOVIE "Titanic" (B/W) (1953) Clifton Webb, Barbara Stanwyck, T he lives of passen. gers aboard the doomed vessel are seen both before and during the tragic sinking. (2 Hrs.) 300 SPO$TBWORLD Coverage of Part I of the AIAW Gymnastics Championships from Penn State: Grand National Steeplechase from Aintree, England; Part 3 of "The Fittest of T hem All" 3:30 9 AUTO PACING HIGHLIGHTS 0 AMERICAN SPORTSMAN "Africa: End Of The Garrie" Che ryl Tugs visits Afr ica to report on the wide proad destruction of wildlife there. • GREAT PERFORMANCES celebrated discovery of shipwrecked art treasures of 20 centuries ago. (A) 8:30 (4) 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME 9-00 (4) 0 ALICE Mel offers to bank rob bers plot to rob t he same bank for a seicond time after somehow misplacing the loot from the first CE holdup. (A) a MA5'fx,pIS THEATRE "Lillie: Sortie" Lillie's friends suspect that she is having an affair with the Prince of Wales. 9:30 (4)0 STOCKAROCHANNINO Susan's estranged husband convinces her to att end a weekend of "sensitivity programming" with him. 10:00 Philadelphia Orchestra" WEEKEND Lloyd Handel's "Concerto No. 26." Debussy's 'La Mer" and Stravinsky's "The Firebird" are Dobyns and Linda Ellefb" report on an Arizona ranch that teaches People how to use guns; and take a look at the island of Taiwan. prformid from the Academy of Music. (A) 3:46 Live coverage of the U.S. Grand FIRST BAPTIST Prix West, a Formula I auto CHURCH race through the streets of PASA. USA? "Fare. Long Beach, California. wellParty"(R) 4:30 11:30 "Colgate-Dinah (2) 112) GOLF 0 FACE THE NATION Shore Winner's Circle" CoverTURNABOUT "Keeping agoof the final round in this The Faith" The return to highly LPGA ts.t from Mis. structured religions by young slon Hills Country people signifies a serious Springs, Californis,Club In Palm search for answieirs. IR) 60110111 WORLD OF Live coverage of the Rebel • MARY TYLER MOORE Guest: Johnny Mathis. •ucowocrrrrv 10:30 (4) CAMPAIGN 79 •ucowo CITY Tv 1100 ______________ MEXICAN these 1adIei' mob is highly LO tO the . LI1iII WALT msry + The 10TE ifAITS FRIDAY -: • • 0 0 NEWS EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMUING 12:30 CD NEWS (1) 6 SEWN FOR TOMOP, Flow Q RYAN'S I4OPE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES + VIE AND HWY I? gas 1221216 EARLY SlID 6:45.7:15 7,34. 16:54 5O + too (2) 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVE$ MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE "!SS I 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (4)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 200 THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (2) (K) 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 O GENERAL MOSPITAL. I +R . LI 9:11 ACM NEW ONIWS 1 at SUPER SALAD BAR Dish.. CDII TAM Till r' \ 99$ ' Suvl—GetpeFr.e International Drive "' _______ 17•fl, Sanford COUNTRY BREAKFAST U MIXKAN NOD _________________ lervel 7 am. III $1 a.m. 241OR "MVINW. NO* Wool dIltser$Q*Caliss, 6 PRIVATE ROOM FOR MRTM\3 ITC• Isom 4.16.79 1 69 I ne Sy1—QsOF HI ___ ________________ :1 Pon co OPIN$1IMON.-TMUIL--UI.$SAT.TIL11 1I$SPvsscMvs.,Nwy.1742 SAN FORD Psss 89$-IN) PLAZA II 12.00 PASSWORD PLUS THE YOUNG AND THE 11:15 * Msxkan ______ . "Pure Prairie League / Bobby Bits' (A) * HAPPY HOUR WEEKDAYS TI 7PM * 4 AFTERNOON * SPECIAL CHIDUN'S MENU ,49 GIVIlO The Original Space Man 1100 ROLLIERS 0 LAVERNE S SHIRLEY (R) 11:30 2)(12) WHEELOF F RT1JNE 4)0 LOVE OF LIFE 0 FAMILY FEUD 11:55 (4)0 CBS NEWS A GREAT SALAD MR - IS MWAS Von" INIM ILI I 1ovatzI (1) ROM SECTION L _._____.1_J EVE: 7:40. 9:25 io'3o TAm ALL ITEMS 21$ 3 51 (M ALL 8TAR RETS (3) 6 THE PRICE IS RIGHT RESTAURANT & LOUNGE IVIRY MONDAY 1.35 MATINIER REGULAR 10.00 (2) 112) CARD SHARKS GD 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) $S ?P1Iisft St..ks * S..Iood _________________ HWY 1? 92 322 ?502 •AUSTIN CITY LIMITS _____ * 1rAZA 9:55 take Tommy for a while and "raise him as a boy should be raised." (A) U ABC MOVIE "Thunderbolt And Lightfoot" (1974) Clint Eastwood, Jeff Bridges. Two "Eugerw Ormandly And The (4)0 AUTO RACING 0 SPECTRUM Captain Jacques Cousteau and ______________ UPBEAT condition. (R) 0 THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY "Di ving For Roman Plunder" betweon Jorge Lujan and Cleo _______ 9:30 Commander Adam& in critical tarnweight Championship bout 5:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE flD MISTER ROGERS(R) 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 THE ODD COUPLE 0BEWITCHED 0 OVER EASY 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY A Cylon attack on the Galactica leaves both the starship and 2.00 (1) NASHIVILLE MUSIC 0 INTERNATIONAL CHAM. PKXMIP 903aNG Live cov. erago of the World Ban- (12 ROOKIES 00000 MORNING AMER CA I) ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU 90 CU GD DONAHUE 0MY THREE SONS a MOVIE © DINAHI 0 EDUCATIONAl. PROGRAMNING lion, He returns to His disciples Adams' classic dance about 0 BEWITCHED o MERV GRIFFIN 7,45 • kM. WEATHER 6:00 T 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO O STUDIO SEE 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 8:30 THE FORSYTIE SAGA "The Nuggets at the Philadelphia l6ers; Kansas City Kings at Indiana Pacers; or New Jersey MAKE ME LAUGH ) SESAME STREET 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS CA 050 MINUTES 0 THE LIVING WORD 0AGRICULTUREU.8.A. CD iv HOURS 6:45 0 HOGAN'S HEROES o BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (ED NEWS 7:30 TODAY (2) retrieve a precious church bell ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 CJ EMERGENCY ONEI C!) THE ODD COUPLE (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (Mitch Vogel) sets out to Farallons" Stellar sea hone tan- &) 1:25 "The Boy From Dead Man's Bayou" An orphaned boy (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 6.00 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 PTL CLUB 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY CRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 6:30 (2) PORTER WAGONER (4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 90 SESAME STREET 6:41 (!) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA ff HI. NEIGHBOR 1.-00 TODAY 0 FRIDAY MORNING MORNING AMER Q CA The Middle East" Guests: John Bierman, Richard C. Gross, Jay Bushinsky. (2) © MEET THE PRESS 0 MOVIE "The Big Fisherman" (1959) Howard Keel, Susan Kohner. Based on the novel by Lloyd C. Douglas. The life of the apostle Simon Peter Is portrayed against the spec- 3:30 @OM'AS'H(R) 5:30 0 eign Correspondents In 0 DIRECTIONS Arnold Fos- STUDIO SEE MORNING 5:00 money. (1 1/2 Hrs) CONSUMER BUVUNE Reeves, Christine Kaufmann. A courageous Roman battles gla- ) 11) FIRING UNE "Three For- with a fortune in ransom 3:05 0 MOVIE •'The Last Days Of Pompeii" (C) (1960) Steve • MOVIE "Return Of The Sewn" (C) (ISIS) YuI &ynner, Robed Fuller. After one of the "Magnificent Seven" is ________________ kidiuipped, his former corn- ARCN ++ .. 12:00 ter narrates the story of Jerusalem's Avenue of the Just and'interviews people honored by it. __ • + .. @) NEWS ____ 0. ThClad.g DRAFT JEll NIGHT * $311ax WEDNESDAY SPECIAL + -1 the mind of an infant. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 1:11 • MONO __ ____ , . S :SUPER SALAD: COUNTRY BAR .S BREAKFAS.. ' S S 0s : ' • I Sheriff Lobo (Claude Akins) kidnaps Bear in a plot to gain _ Fends / 9:00 01 _ to survive in an adult world with Sunday, April $, iie—s "500" stock car race from Darlington, So. Carolina; Part 2 of the Oriental world of Self Defense from Madison Square Garden. 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED pended animation, he struggles 8:30 RESTAUR4NT and W*dsL1t __ Z WOZ UII AFTERNOON ness. come across a skyjacker (A) ffyS S S +5" 6 JULIA CHILD AND COMI_ PANY "Chafing Dish Dinner" and jiggle show addicts. MONTY PYTHON'S FLY. battle Today you put a show on Newhart thinks writers and the air OW in four weeks it's INSCMU111 producers have been instructed gone. 11:30 by the networks to aim at the SATURDAY NIGHT. (2) "In Me old days a show was lowest possible intelligence LIVE Host: Richard Benjamin. venafufli on,3Iw..or gi quoUent In theland to ac "Birds Of Prey" 24 Weeks to eda" nmm Gum (C) (1972) David Janssen. find an audience. Not any more. high est s'atiugs. N5h$St Ralph Meeker. While on his lob Nwhart, who hadn't made a reporting traffic conditions Like other quality perfor.' from the air, a pilot sees an since "Catch 22," Is men, Newha rt Is victimIzed by ctrrjgy starring with waiter armored-ca, holdup. (1 1/2 the ratings. Network revenue am j1gj Hrs.) depends almost solely on Universal Pictures' r.ni, of •uovi, "The Steel Trap" Nielsen numbers game, Quan. Miss utt1e (B/W) (1952) Joseph Cotton. Marker," tity, not quality, is the name of Tere Wright. A woman con e ...-1 We game. vincis her husband to refurn a personal appearances, IargesumofmoniybeforeItis "I producers have got Newhart doom't need another mIssed. (1 Hr. 45 Mine.) the word to go for unsophis. seriesbtstCfl8lsln.t4Iqg. 1:00 .,ee...•.••Is...,........ • 00111111110y am •MOVIS "Flap" (C) (1970) S Anthony Quinn. Claude Akini. • A contemporary Indian lays — cWm to the city of PhowWx. 12 0 MCI.) MOM "Escape From The : Planet Of Th. Apes' (C)(1971) • ROddY McDowell, mm Hunter. LOUNGE __ Simoon crsstuwes with a starOVULOK INS RUNWAYS tling human intelligence arrive PH. 3234511 os Angeles,___ wfwa they cr. $APOBB S $ANPOIDAIRTIIMI$AL ' parnola among humans hUNCH • vstheapsswsoms. dayrulsthewovId.(2H,s,) 1,a.m.-lp.m. -' mob 0 DELTA HOUSE The Deltas are shocked when Hoover falls madly in love with a bombshell. __ I .'. who came to life and became the first Easter bunny. (A) ' ____ ISVRK I' .arII.r' Wt Rimy. VM laaIsodles.(Part9of9) 8:30 (1)g THE FIRST EASTER RABBIT Burl Ives tells the Story of Stuffy. a stuffed rabbit ____ ., MILIWIIOS hand; after John's death, Ursu- _ SUNDAY _____ a V "John Halifax, Gentleman" The brqthers are reconciled; Wil- + + + ..1• as their coach. ,. - -. ____ NOW Z9MMEDA'PJ .NjPMOfliS unexpected problems In enforcing the school's mandatory shower rule. 0 WHAT'S HAPPENINGII Big Earl's coaching career hits the skids when his team decides they would rather have Dwayne 'Odds are astronomically high against coming up with two hit sitcoms. it's a matter of putting together the cut and writers. It's no mrilet, that's the ccmn'tkin that works, "One thing In my favor is that hay. th e from a lifelong state of sus- __ _____ -. Coach Buttermaker faces n ____ ___ - Iry_______ ________________________ IsW1zcAN'r SEU EVE UU'RE (j) CHIPS Jon's nephew becom" involved with a reckless teen-age gang. (R) _ ___ ___ year (C) (1970) Terence Stamp. Robert Vaughn. When a man emerges 7:30 (1) CANDIOCAMERA ___ - _________________________ by Stan La. and to# (4) THE JEFFERSONS Florence's new beau, a psychiatrist, is convinced she Is one Of t he worst cases he has ever seen. 0 HEE MAW Guests: The Oakridge Boys. Bobby Golds. boro, John Ritter, I LAWRENCE WELK SOCCER MADE IN GE MANY • ___ ___ 100 THE GONG SHOW star. Unknown performers, no ___ ___ MIHUT. II_ 4MGfi J ov, WHUW49? 1HC€ øP14E PA*T+G I UHT PR44 YAINA Few an unexpected Invitation today, 80 Iwo up to your respon. sibifities take care of them early. LW (Jaly 2$-Avg. 23) A 46 spad pow and pay later" when you will come from Is folly. Seek other ways to satisfy your needs. VIRGO (Aug. 23.&pL 82) Normally you're appreciative of kindains. done for yo Today, you may forget to show the prST gratitade, and hut. ______________ I1flIOflS'sfeuIlIngl LIBRA (8.$, 2$-Oct. 2$) You couldbefartooser*itivetoday and misinterpret another's one possible heart loser and per. , Individual Questions will one possible ruff that would e answered a accompenied by Stamped, self.addresud score Instead of th. heart envelopes. Th. most interestloser. 80, him can Ithe hwW 1ft9 questions will be used In be made? o heart'ruffa this cosumn and will rece will MW South W1111dift UP a Copies Of JACOBY MODERN.) —_ BUGS BUNNY Whei Newhart left the air, . . 6:30 (1) 8(M NEWS 9) 6 CBS NEWS , "CBS didn't let go easily." The Most of them were adults who network Insisted on three lamented the fact that only variety specials and a pft to "Barney Miller" among go on the air In three years. Comedian is prepaft shows made a 01 Appealing to adult viewers, the first special for October. The red were clearly aimed at But he hasn't the slightest Idea children, of a format or character for mu Newhart series, which another situation comedy. wasn't all that subtle and 'q really haven't given it thought," he said. "Maybe If one of these comedy-variety 'Act ually, specials turns out well, Imight return to a regular show using I tried to that format instead of a sitcom. th - Leopold. (R) - dummy's queen of spades, out of the blue can pay large stumbling block today. Those WEST EAST but he went up with his ace. dividends if you're ready to you don't have to impress are South wanted to play two take advantage the ones who'll 9 jus A 94 In happiness, anyway. ARMS (March 21-Aprfl 19) • 87653 one, 39 dealings with others today, • 1053 2 West won the second SAGITTARIUS 23-Dec. don't presi too hard or too 21) SOUTH AmbItious(Nov. aims can spade and led his jack of 4 A J 10 8 2 hearts. East could use his selfishly and youll find that K 52 last trump to ruff a heart they'll quickly come around to sometimes lead you down a trail. Take stock of what is not heart winmr, doft-thinp your Way.Send for and Ice ofdlaflsondn really the' of. Asirraph,. became the third and last L.tt& and find out more about he&ltIi$ utlook. Vulnerable: North-South trick for the defense. Dealer: North yoirsell. Mall $1 for each to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. West North Emit Sou Ask Si Experts Astro'Oraph, P.O. Box 489, 19) You are far too negative i. Pass z• Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. today to do you much goo(I, 2 2 Pau 4 Be sure to specify birth sign. Someone with a devil-may-care You hold: Pass Pass Pass TAURUS (April 20-May 20) attitude co uld, however, act as • K 52 4-7.B 7e54 Before promising to do a catalyst If you'll let him. Opening lead: Q •Q2 something for another, make AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) A 3 93 certain you can assume the Take care not to get so The dealer bids four obligation. It would be a bigger up with the big picture that you spades and everyone passes. disappol meat for them if y fail to see all the pieces. A A California reader asks have to let them By Oswald Jacoby down later.ou couple of those parts will need what opening lead we rec. and Alma Sontag GEMINI (May 21-Jane 28) attending to today. ommend. We would lead the orms a service just to South Applied the code queen ofdftamonds, but don't win laurel will backfire. if PISCES IF& *march 2e) word ARCH. Analysis of the guarantee it will be a lead and review of U bid- winner. Preempts make your efforts to be helpful are You may start out as a ball of ding indicated that West had leading problems very diffifire today, but unless you set a sincere, however, you won't be led from a long heart suit cult. goal, you'll stop short and never AM that he was likely to hold I NICINSPAPER ENTERPRME AUN.) CANCER realize fl the missing high cards. by Howie Schmider iç YOUR BIRTHDAY April 9, 1871 and a Prince are among Lilli's eager admirers and she must decide whether to succumb to the attention of Belgium's King — , Year. Those things that come enough or too much) act as a At trick two. South led L — SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. sign. 21) The competition might be Be sure to specify birth TAURUS (April 20-May 20) tough out there today, but "Stop the world and let me get you're up to the challenge, oW' might be your motto for Don't buckle under at the first today. You need time t be by sign of a st ruggle. yourself to recharge your CAPRICORN(Dec. 22-Jan. energies. 19) Try to relax your outlook. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If Have faith that there Is a a family Problem comes up solution to every problem that oday, wait until everyone has confronts you. One's ship comes had a Chance to sleep on the in on a calm sea. before trying to resolve It. AQUARIUS (Jan, 20-Feb. 19) With time comes the solution. You may have to take a firm CANCER (June 21-July ) position when dealing with You could be In a serlo frame others today, or they could walk of mind today and may have a all over you. Stand up for your difficult time treating things rights. lightly. Take care that your PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) remarks aren't caustic or Your loyalty may be called biting. upon today by an associate, O(July Aug 22) It's very Weigh the matte r caref ully. Do Unlike you, but today you could what Is right, no matter how tend to be a shade selfish where difficult, WIN AT BRIDGE BOS Se $ — to be successful, P.O. Box 489 Pe 6:00 (!) 0 NEWS MASTERPIECE TH MTP.E "Lillie: The New Helen" A king HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Bob Newhart had one more year to go his seventh on his . situation comedy last year when he balked at yet another season, walking away without a ba0ward glance. The awft-qell comedian had g reason for folding. Bob Newhart Show" and has no . regrets. "I could see what was coming ,, in situation comedy and I didn't want to be a part of it," he said. "If we'd gone another " they'd have had a guy and two girls living In the apartment above us, a Martian living on the same floor next door to BOB NEWHART tee girl detectives, The floor below us would have been oc- ticated comedy with a laugh cupied by a fraternity and a track." he said. III have noddng sorority. to base that on, except jt'sm "That way we'd have had all than coincidence that there We the elements of what passes for so many mindless, poorly done a hit sitcom this year. situAtiOn Comedies On U* "But I wouldn't know how to .. think be write or play for the kind of blamed The public dO$I3't audience that is attracted by know what It wants until It sees theseshows. Actually, I tried to a show on the air. Producers leave the series a year earlier. are like guys ftowing oatmeal "I saw a slight sl ackening lii at the walls whatever the writing which scared me a stays on. little bit. I didn't w ant to limp off the air with a show that out of nowhere to become a hit. didn't measure up to what It But, until it was seen, no body at had been three or earlier, would succeed "Televlsionseriesarelikethe "There's room on the air for stock market. There's room for understated, bears and Lills but no room for sophisticated pigs, If we'd tried to m'IJI comedy but the people who another year out of the series, write it well have gone on to we'd have wound up with a teatta'e films or take executive jobs. pig." "The other day a producer Newhart, who expected to fri end of mine saw a writer's lest year, spent the some 20 weeks making personal work On a show he admiM and appearances around the coun- Called his Agent. My pal Was told the writer had try and a six-week stint in Vegas. During his travels he story editor with a ty ar t 40 by Bob — 20 MEAM! 34 ARCH IE — — AW1U901DTWAVA%- -Z —— — — — — __ () MOVIE "The Mind Of Mister Soames " TV your bit of a slow starter, but once relaxation Is called for so that you get rolling youll see it you'll be ready for the new though to completion. Cctflng week. of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) along with other signs i your Goals are achievable today, but the sections you'll enjoy in . Get only If you are willing to exert new Astro-Graph Letter yourself. It'll take tenacity and yours by mailing $1 for each to 10 11 12 to his rescue. (1 Hr. 50 Mine.) EVENING whatyousow. LIBRA (Sept, 23-Oct. 23) The ARIES (March 21-April 19) If weekend might have let the something comes up that needs of your sails. Rest or to be done today you may be a wind out 52 Female saint (abbr.) ,, Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. t30 . statesman — concerned. VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. 22 ) It is coming year. might take second efforts to knowledge th accomplish your aims today. Take advantage of the Don't be discouraged if ixn'tunities as they come along. something important doesi't The rewards for a job well done come off on the first try are extremely high, Diminulive suf- thow 49 Mormon State 50 Parched 8 9 18 19 23 EM'IU 7 are Youwlllhaveachanceto off special skills and — — — — — — 4 5 6 resources You'll reap your interests and YOUR BIRTHDAY April 8,1979 42 Bravos (Sp) 54 Gosh 43 Urn — — — — 2 3 0 byArtSansom town 30 Unfreeze 31 Irritates 37 Jubilant 38 Ocean 19 Profit 21 Chess piece 4 1 Booty j''. 15 rades come 29 Iowa college 48 English 39 Relaxes 40 Threnody _________ THEBORNLOSER 44 Newhart TONIGHT'S TV Sitc6ms Rats Germany composer 34 Suit 10 Energy 35 Fred Astaire's agency (abbr.) Sister 11 Source of 38 Question iodine answerers 12 Beverages OF 4-7 24 River in For Sunday, April 8, 1979 ______ ____ by Walker ____________________ Bob ByRERNICEBEDEOSOL 25 Furniture item __________ 27 Tidal wave 7 Bonds ___ 45 Low tide 32 Smalls 8 Egypt (abbi.) 26 Actor Blore 47 Erst 28 Knob 33 Mans name 9 Undoing _________ BEETLE BAILEY ' _ prophet A.17 $ YF A $ 1 IF O-TLC Electric fish 18 Year (Sp.) 2 One 20 Rests 3 Roue 21 Ships' 4EIide complements 5 Enclosure 23 Hebrew 6 English YA"040 ;S1A S I DOWN oPposite : TI0jPI ____ I. UT -- -- .- S HOROSCOPE ____ Continent 51 Most recent ,I,. , 7 lhsvefoundit53Setonfira LI OR I. l3Coatingon 55 Property ._. . 47 Work of an IT'S TMENWI4YOONI I WILL AS SOON Jl RIDICULOUS YOU STOP? AS I'M THRU T0 I(EEP TELLING ON tG' You THRUI NO REASON DICUS5ING ACROSS ng by Chic You r I I Sunday, April I, 1919 . e •. : SUYt—GITO,tu UYI —GITONIIN,E %SSSSSS•SSI•SSSSSSS............ ' S. S., ',••............#' �-..,. Sanford, Fl. 4B-Evenlng Herald, LLealNotIc!... Legal Notice eegaged In business at Th Ichabod North, Longwood, Fla. 32750 jt!.. Longwood, 32150 Seminole Seminole County, Florida, under the çnty, Florida, under the fictitious fictitious name of HAVACUP Mme of DSS ENTERPRISES, and COFFEE SERVICE and that I in. that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court,tend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole minole County, Florida in ac County, Florida in accordance with ordance with the provisions of the the provisions of the Fictitious Fictitious Name Statutes, Towit: Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section fection U5.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Flor ida Statutes 1957. Sig. Richard Simmons Sig. 51g. EASY BREAK COFFEE SER. INC. By: Charles E. Hutton Publish: April 1,5, IS. 22, 1979 DEll Ublish: March iS, 25. April 1,S, DEN-100 . Drive, - - - - - - - at Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida, March 21, 1919. That the (party) Interested insi business enterprise (is) as follows: s John F. Price Publish: March 25, April 1, I, IS, - - PA UOF YOUR 'I FUTURE W. P. COX, JR., and J.J. SWIFT,as Trustees and last surviving corporation. Directors of COX CRAFT, INC., a I ... NOTICE OF ACTION TO: COX CRAFT. INC., a dissolved corporation 3412 Fifth Avenue. auth Birmingham, Alabama 35222 W. P. COX, JR. Director and Trustee of COX CRAFT, INC.. a dissolved corporation 3613 Ridge View Drive West Birmingham, Alabama 35716 J.J. SWIFT, Director and Trustee of COX CRAFT, INC., a dissolved corporation 2521-0 Mountain Lodge Circle Birmingham, Alabama 35216 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action foreclosing mortgages on the following property in Seminole County, Florida: The South 'I,of the Northwest I/i of Section 7, Township 20 South, Range 31 East. lying East of Seaboard Coastline Railroad and West of Mellonville Avenue (less the South 9, ____________________ . Here it to again Comes . . . Block F. SUNLAND ESTATE, according to FIat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 11, Pages 16 through 22, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. thence run South 0$ degrees 36' 23" West through the SW corner of so Id Lot 1 a distance of 265.54 feet. thence run West 94.76 feet, thence run North 60 degrees 57' 35" West 31I.40 feet, thence North 3$ degrees 27' 29" East 773.95 feet to a point on the arc of a curve lying concave Northeasterly and having a radius of 499.30 feet, also being the Southerly right of way of Collins Drive, thence run Southeasterly along the arc of said curve a distance of 240.52 feet to point of beginning, being part of Block 0 of said Sunland Estates. The East 750 feet of Lot 2, BiocI A. SUNLAND ESTATES, according to the plat therof as recorded in Flat Book 11. Pages 16 through 22, another shoplifting pitch. We know you've heard it before, but read It 19 "AN Public Recordso$ Seminole County, by law and it labels you a criminal. It can wipe out Florida. CARL hopes that or It for the future. can't be erased. court record gets you a Say goodby to college plans landing a job. Employers will think twice P.M. MONDAY attorney or Immediately thereafter; in the Complaint or Petition. WlTNESmy hand and the wal of this Court on March 29, 1979. (SEAL) must Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Court pay in the end? By: June I. Curtis thru FRIDAY 9-Noon SATURDAY DEADLINES DEI.14 Sunday - Noon Friday - ISALCOIIOLA PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON Carrel's Kiddie Corner, Duren & 3rd St., Osteen. Mon.-Fri., 6 am. 6 p.m. 322.2516. Experienced Cook Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford Baby sitting in my home. Lake Mary, anytime day or night, Night Auditor experienced preferred but not necessary. A pply In person Holiday Inn, Sonford, . For families or friends of problemdrinkers Forfutureinformationcatl 641.3333 or write 3234659 vestment. Place a low cost classif led ad for results. 322-2611 or 531.9992. DIVORCE-$20.10-Guaranteed. Free details; KIT, Box 791, Pompano, FL. 33061, 9414997. WANTED: Customers to enjoy Judy's Hamburgers, Super Salad Bar with 1$ items & Great Country Breakfast. No ex. perience necessary. Apply in person Hwy. 17-92, Sanford. Appetite required. Wid gsby If# NOTARY dind PUDoT B 3222026or323.OM7 IV 11-Insfructjo, High School Diploma at home, fast, with ease. You will be awarded up to ½ your required credits for lob experience. Exams repeated free until passed. State registered. Community High School ciii free (collect) 1305270-0115 or 4Ø SW 77 Aven ue Miami Flori a, 33151. WHY BELONELY11 Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. P.O. Box 1031, CIwtr., FL. 33517. ABORTION SERVICES. st Trimester abortion-$iO0; Gyn Clinic-S16; test; male sterlization; free covn. sellng. Professional care, sup. portive atmosphere confidential. Most complete t e Craft & Hobby Supply in Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French Ave. Sanford, Fl. ____________________________ 1$-tjbnd a ill A IN... 1) r'T{.4 TT(XJ I:iLI I U V I U Whether youre looking to buy I- a . or looking to sell .. whether V I you have merchandise to trade U U or a service to offsr...th•r.'s ' 0 I one place wh.re you re sure to got the results you want. Th. Evening Herald Classified I - . - ci Jump right In - and chock out the Classifi.d Ads todayl ' . AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION 323.5176 609E. Colonial Dr., Orlando 995.0921 Toll. Free 1.100-221.2361 THEAMERICANLEGION GENERAL OFFICE Announcesthededlcation of its newclinlc. SUNDAY,APRILS$h. Barbecue Dinner 12 to2 p.m. $1.S0 for kids. (ProceidstoloysState) * DEDICATION -2p.m. MUSIC -ENTERTAINMENT PURLIC INVITED. BODY _____________________________ S-Lost a AUTO PAINTER 6.ost male sheep ag, $ eyes, t "Max". Rawaq'd. '. GROUNDS KEEPER Legal Notice - FICTITIOUSNAMI Notice Is hereby given that I am waged in business at $43 Hwy. 434 Ifamonte Springs, Seminole ounty, Florida, under the fictitious ime of KIVA TEKS , and that I tend to register sold name with the Perk of the Circuit Court, Seminole - I . I 1. . e.'' - I - .. ;~i 1,1. ~, - ..--. I.. . . ' ,' a--.t . .0 0t A .1 ,' .'~- RECEPTIONIST ummerset North Section Five icorded In Flat look 14, Pages 471 I the public records of Seminole at - 5McI1 Will hold a heerleg en 7, 1920, at wlikti time the City :euncmI shall meet Equalizing Board to heir and - and Ovilig N North Orlando Ranches &, Said Shall i taud.qii. ~ t:.' p - .-- .1. WAITRESSES a ' * DISHWASHER * * S..nlnil. County's Only Sanford, Ho. D.ly Newspaper* FORK LIFTOPR. TYPIST * EMPLOYMENT AND TRAIN. ING ACT, THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE WITHIN SEMINOlE COUNTY. TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THESE POSITIONS, APPLI CANTS MUST BE RESIDENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY AND MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA, WHICH IN. CLUDIS: UNEMPLOYED 10 OUT OF THE 12 WEEKS IM. MEDIATELY PRIOR TO AP. PLICATION, UNEMPLOYED AT THE-TIME OF APPLICA. TIM AND MEET THE LOW. ER LIVING STANDARD FOR FAMILY INCOME, OR AFDC. law, salary range $11,350. $1,475; or Legal Services Supervisor bachelors degree with course work in ad. ministrative or governmental law at least ten (10) years ex. parlance as paraprofessional, - in general performance of construction of water iines, skirm drainsie lines, grounds two carpentry, hevy equipment operation end other relate d work a required. ài-eu Property sineu ________________________ - with giRsral contractor. PLANNER AIDE Work bivalves performing varied u4 In the mushy develepnent, whIch Action Employer. uvsica social, .conomic. an of year c011igs with male, in pla.wuliig or related sid one year of experience In - ____ -, - i. area 11.92 IS -OFFICE SPACE UPSTAIRS. DOWNTOWN 322-0204 41...41nj5 Lake Mary lot 90 x 115. Riduced price this week only. Also home now under construction. 520.9531 or 331.1311 if. 5:30. JIM Allstarhjto Parts 2 BEDROOM. CARPORT, ON CRESCENT. $19,500. s. REALTOR or stat Qualified apply only. 3310924. AFTER NOUNS COMPANY owned surpl.a -3 On' Good - Life is mote colorful when you're earning good money and borhood wcommunify swim. ming P01. dice wmort 1 tow ml. carried by lol seller Coil 33353011 betwein s.s, meslino nice people. Call 444 •. 3079std.tails. New 235 Homes, 4 pd. interest to AVON qualified buyer. 530* to 99U10. Low down paypg s, BUILDER, 322.3a;. CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a Isaw home PROPIRTY MANAGEMENT Position open for career minded iiidIvidi1 with the Nation's largest producer CO factory built awrtments I developers of "WNl4amhfyprofed$. Excellent hillY I bonus, pile vacation. fully paid medical, IISSPNHZI$4II & l be capable ii Supervising numerous propertIes. Tran. tIOtIOlI Provided. ,$Ind - compl.f. resume to Sandra Mills, Cdlnci Industries, Inc.. BOX U, $anlsrd, P1.33771. Equal Opperlusity implsy. .wrylhlng. ...evoru IS you HOMEOWNERS: Des'S loss yji" ____ aide' WShawbsipeg.me st. find FAST CAIN bIMIS to buy tiusir squby. W cps help yeu. c, 351 Wa born sam. Sm.. Or '_ - I,se0. utilIty abet ssi eooi, i.s.o. I *44 Acres county acreage W. citrus grove I SR 45 frontage in Geneva. Attention developers good price I terms. AGENCY NEXT TO DESIGNATED PARK. SYLVAN LAKE DRIVE AT Sth. $17,350. ft. SEIGIIR REALTY 3' ,acres Geneva. Fruit Pros, No I dry. $10,000, Terms. BROKER I,333.7l73.7 Losing your home I credit? I will catch up bad peyments & buy ..Ia.. 4 Irw " iU•A.-.I$gegeSopiw £SO WILL BUY EXiSTING 1sf & 2nd S, ill. LOVE, LIc. Mtg. Walter . $26 we. ID *amer. Rd.. Aitameiwe. --.. la Sale ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD Rcg Real £sfe Broker, - . GE port dishwasher $50. Call 323-4909 KENMORE KENMORE WASHER- Parts, Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 -Sanford32l.0640W Msc& ISndo 327.1577 OeL.nd H1133S FURNItURE --r_... - - " 11111111 53-T - - FOR SALE mis .. - Pekingese Puppy AKC reg. white 1 fawn. Beautiful markings, Male. All Shots. 373 7777. 77-Junk Cars Removed - . *"ZENITH Walnut Stereo, FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, $ track tape player. Sold now UN,a real buy at only $130 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 131.1714 for Iris home demonstration. __ 111111111-4brSes -_ 1967 Buick Classic, in good cond. Best offer takes. 319-5761. Cadillac El Dorado late 1970, I owner. 9,000. Must sell, new inc coming. Deliary 660-5259. 1972 Lincoln Continental Mark lV Good cond. Clean $7200. 349 3933 JACK FROST- Cent. Heat I Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm. & Res. 372-0200. Alterations Andy's Remodeling Service General Building I Remodeling 3656334 Small home repairs. Remodeling I Pan. Roofing repair. Free Est. 37315-433310715 - INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas I Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 3210639 or 904-734-6105 collect. Mowfog Let a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyers fast. No lob too large or small. (-omplete lawn service. Free estimate, 3234101; Landscaping Beauty Care & spraying 373 $049 call anytime. 11111111 Land Fill TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 323-5747 FILL DIRT TOP SOIL, CLAY. Ceramiclile 339-2003 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671.7617 'essmakii 111111111 Electrical Cash 322-4132 ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 641-5124 Cash paid for good used mobile homes. Leesburg Homes, 2215 N. Citrus Blvd., Leesburg, Fl. 32745 Of call 934 751-3029. - 72-Auction JOHNNY'S BACK Piney Ws Avcbon Every Saturday at 7 p.m. located on SR 415, 15 ml. north of Sanford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc, by the piece or house full. Free pick. upon consigned mdii. at 30 pct. 322-2270. FROM MOSILI HOMES AT COST $550 LA! MONTH PIER MOVE IN WITHIN 10 MILIS' CITY WATER aNd SEWER go 'ADULT ONLY OW FAMILY SECTIONS COVE - Home Inirom - - Women's I Children's alterations, Call Angie, Mai!land, $31 $606. WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Furni$une Salvage 322-1721. S - $ANFOI 1971 Cadillac Coupe DeVille Nice condition. $2130 323 03)5- 323-1632 Central Heat lAir Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 312-1771 Alterations, Dressmaking THESE FEATURES: 11432 - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-169 to 76 m,.it .i rAil -vi. sim .'w 111A. 1605 (Dealer). _Air Cond. & l'bsting 68-Wanled to Buy - ZMI.I.sf 11.93 ________ 349-5933 BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $30 Call 327-1621; 322.4460 7 mo. old Filly Appaloosa I Quarter horse $3500r best. 321-o59; - OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT CARRIAGE - 3210211 - Televislon-3$" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $400, Balance $115 or SI? ma. Still in warranty. Call 131.1714 day or ltI'ht. - the reserved price. Call 904-255- till for further details Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks I heavy equipment. 322- 5990 FREE Part Lab. puppies. ' dio Stereo .. Private Party wants to buy a house in flied of repairs. Have some cash. 3231* alt 7 p.m. UIYuYnULguKINGAN ICE YOL CAN HAVE IT FOR 53,995 WIT) ONLY WE DOWN AND (Alt PAYMENTS WITH 5 Pillis CINT,INTERE$y, S acres clean, some Iron on lake. DeLand $15335 47-Real COLD TROU T POND. S acres wooded on county main. tainod rd. $17,010. Small does. ownor hold. Snford 321.0640 Orlando 327-15" ' _____________________ NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU LIKE TALL SIRCH TRIES ON i ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PROP. go $15-SOS. - 3435'i S. French (17 3) Sanford 333 5334 145 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED *10.900 will buy you this 3 BE, 2 beth home iclitu tam. room double corner let. Call now Is see BROKER d - The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Mags, 1 Keystone Raidt-rs, 14 in. x 6 in,, 5 lug, still In box, $150. 210913. MON.-SUM. III 10A.M. 6;0 PAL 323 81 Lawn Service General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil I fill dirt, lawn maint, & tree trimming. 323 2946. - Drapes, Upholstery 322-0701 - LW* Ileuling 111 Plainfing Glees S. Screen Screen-porches, pool and. , wds. All type re-glaziig & wd. Install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 3275343. MORONI Groonthig S. beerding '..Im,;AL rtAViJ,' Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, Clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air Cond. cages. 322-5157. Home IflWWWs Mikes Drywall- Drywall work, spraying, remodeling I floor covering. Free Est. 372.14141, CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S.G. BALINTIASSOC. 322-0163 I Man, quality operation yrs. sup. PatIos, Drlvowabs etc. Wayne Seal, 327-1331 - Yard Debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349-5371 Curley Burfield Electrical" Maintenances, repair $303321 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy 1. Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig,, stoves, tools. ______________ 10 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE ROLLING HILLS AND SASS LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PAN. AMA CITY. 124000 lEST TERMS. 76-Auto Parts claw removed. 323 6611. - S2'-Applj $),0j Super clean J ON name incuoss a fully equipped kitchis. C 541*. carpeting, double garage and lots more. For only $31,900. SEIGLER REALTY _____ ________ ..'.wy. 92, 1 mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION even Tuesday& Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set 1965 CHEV P U. $250 AKC Dobermans. Kastner bloodline. Tail docked 1 dew Sanford. 322-072). REALTY WORLD-., ________ ________ BALL PYTHON 51-Household Goods ON SALE- NEW twin site box springs & mattress $33.95 ea. PC.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of - V-jMAY'TONA AUTO AUCTION __________ - Approx. 3 ',,z ft. $70. 321 0260 2 _____. -- flexible. 130 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD NEAR OSTEEN. YOUR OWN 3$ ACRE LAKE, NICELY WOODED PER ACRE, TERMS. - VERTISE, 555,0011 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL tRADE 3+4.3358. First St. 327-562 garage, S SR 2 bath house. Ap- TGAGE. 3237340 excellent cond. $2,500. 3225505. - Cocker Spaniel, male. AKC Papers, I", yrs. old. Med. size, buff color. $75. 323 1576. very reasonable. 3774291 Winter prox I a(.res fronting 17-92 S. of l Zoned Cl. Financing AND SELLER TAKES MOR. 65-Pets Supplies - -- Springs. INVESTMENT BUSINESS Not fcr the faint of pocket book but excellentnvntment,2G.ogq 21/4 ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT, ONLY 53.000 DOWN Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3225181 llcu. ft. Whirlpool rot rig. iikenew also swivel ch., dining rm. set _______________________________ 4i'C0iflIflef'CiaI PrOPerty NICELY WOODED $14,900 TERMS. REALTOR 332.4$,1 DESARY AREA LAKE FRONT, OVER 2,700 SQUARE FEET WITH 13 ROOMS. INCLUDING IN LAW QUARTERS, CEN. TMAL HEAT I AIR, FINE. PLACE, FAMILY ROOM PLUS TOO MA NY EXTRAS TO AD. Latex paint $4.99 gal. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0 Sanford Ave. 3225191 Park Ave. Trailer Pk. Li,., 67. ___________ __ 1 ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED LAKE MARKHAM ROAD, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE (v.5 14 311411 32)4* 530.900. 3003 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 VAlFHAFin ancing -- OFFICES. $12,500 TERMS. Acre bldg. lots w-paved rd. frontage &bsalAjfulOak ft*". in Ostien. Good terms. EXTRA LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH PANELLED FAMILY ROuiv, LARGE YARD WITH FRUIT TREES. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ZONED PROFESSIONAL 4 LARGE 2 BEDROOM FRAME HOME COMPLETELY FUR. NISHED ON 3rd STREET NEAR AUTO TRAIN. $23,300. night. Free home trial, no obligation. Lone Pint Subdivision. $ee our beautiful now BARRING. TON w.Iap siding I shingle roof. 100' FRONTAGE ON AIRPORT BLVD. NEAR NEW KMART, *Markham Woods Rd, 3 BR,2 B, 4 acre country estate. Complete with horse stable I pasture, also quiet cottage I l, oak trees, Appt, onlyl $TEMPER $li6 cash or take up Payments of 512 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call $31 1714 day or --424biIe -- Homes OVIED0345.3464 64-Equipment for Rent only 5116 be!. due. purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach, for ii ft. Terry 1970 soft COn., A-C, canopy, Reese hitch I Sway bar. on this! Owner may carry most. $2S'00. - We have a Singer Future sewing mach. Sold new for $450 was Christmas lay away, there was -. - in a quiet neighborhood. Act fast I YEARS NEW APPROXI. MATELY 1900 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING SPACE, FIRE. PLACE 1 7 CAR GARAGE ON OVER SIZED LOT IN A SETOF HUGE OAK TREES IN BETTER AREA OF SANFORD. 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH. LARGE DEN, EAT IN KIT, WITH CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. COME-A-RUNNIN . $.300. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Reader. 5445W New 3 III bash hems CII. city . sir. Ji%i Walks, WSW Neal (state Inc. X140. i.. 33$.7111 REALTOR 3495933 401Z 20 ft. Starcralt trailer, self con tamed. Air cond., new tires, - -- Real EstateOM Inc. AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 372-9141 Eves after 61. weekends Sanford. 322 $721. Morganton, N. C. 2$655. ______________ Located on Beardall Ave. I ml South of E. Hwy 46. Now zoned Al. Can be divided. Owner may finance. 1041120' - Doll House 6rms., completely furnished. Call 323-7922 Us. CLEANS300 1911 tow cost Classified Ad. site draperies $10 I Up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17fl So, of Price $60,000. Contact R. E. White Nt. 12. Box 220, veniently close in on a paved road. Minutes to major shop Ping, a short drive to 1.4, *A Doll House for Beginne,s. 3 BR, 18 turn. near shopping but $21,000. 10 DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a Exercise bicycle. Speedometer. tension control & timer, 322 1399. -- FILL DIRT S. TOP 51.111. YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-1510 i pc OR Suite, mattress & box springs. Double bed, white wgold trim. $300. 345-4149. $ PC. OR suite new, $239; $ pc. L new $399; Loveseat $41.95 & up; 7 Pc. dinettes $69.95 I up; Ref. $50 I up; El. stove $60 I Un: full . Searching for investment? Just listed 2 apt bldg. near town. TING 't mdIV 2521 PARK DR. 3222115 3500 Hwy 17.92, Sanford, 322.4103 *orvice sumvil ..er & caeii. Fill lime, ref re Apply in MUM So Lakeviow nursing CaWS, 919 E 2nd ii. . Small farm tractor with mower & other equipment. Call after 4 p.m. 372-7361. ---. _____________- 197723tt,Coachman Self contained. Like New. 323 5623 after 5 p.m. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 401 Celery Ave. AD. we Now is the time to invest In this nicely wooded tract con. 80-Autos for Sale ---_ . 62-Lawn.Garden - Murphy, N .C. 333 322-2260 NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL These are a few of over 2000 listings. We have all types of 1 lproperty listed from $500. per acre and up. We have small tracts, also have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc. Write or call for free listing brochure. You can call free of charge by dialing 1-$00-43$-7121. Write or call today. WORLDS ________ ___ CHEROKEE LAND CO. 7135', S. French (1792) Sanford 4II4I4O Since 1937 109W. 1st this tract. Plenty 'of privacy, $5950.00, $1,500.00 down payment. Plenty of wild game and good fishing in this area. __ The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Coinplete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. 7202 French Ave. 373.73 KuIp Decorators - Lays gentle, Large trees cover Bin Ward Agency Inc. Realtor . 365- 322 1 aft hr's 3455942 (CII) Kimball Swinger Organ 1350 Firm Call after 6:30 332-0622 We will not be undersold on comparable quality. 2.7 Acres located on large stream, real good access. About 1 acre garden area or pasture. Plenty of room to build 3 or 4 houses. Geneva Area. 21/j & 5 acre tracts, Price $12,500 I $21,000. Owner will finance. On paved rd near Elementary School. Sonora Patiq home, all amenities of clubhouse, pool, tennis courts with privacy I security. Priced under the market with an easy assumable REALTY Branch Office - - EXpeileiCod -, on a quiet Street of well kept homes. $4.500. 3 BEDR OOM FRAME, FIRE. PLACE, SCREENED PORCH, NEW ROOF, FRESH PAINT. NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. ___________________ Auto Parts Counter Man ACOLORFUI. FUTURE IS PHONE CALL AWAY 11,1z H&A, A, 2 BEDROOM ENCLOSED CARPORT, WITH NEW ROOF ON WASHINGTON. $21,000. 3h1-RU*iIOMCig REALTOR,MLS 323.,5774 Day or Night Look At This One 2l½acreson Hwy 426, 2's', ml from downtown Oviedo. l2x65mobile home. 2 BR 1 b pr ice $75,000. Owner will finance. pool I patio, C ____________________ " . - " ______ ______ shin in evaluating and reportIng Jr College Pts.) 323.2633. Inc. Sanford. $11,500. William Maliczowski, Rea ltor. 322.7903. New Listing in Lake Mary, Florida Living at Its finest. IBR bath FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from $6S0 yd. installed upholstery - drapes slip covers. acre. Dandy garden spot. This is a handy man special because it is not finished inside., roughed wired and plumbing completed. Water and the outside Is corn. plated. Large deck overlooking mtns. You can live Intl while you finish it up. S miles from Murphy. $27,300.00. 53.000.000 down assume loan, Lg lot, big trees, water I sewer in See the Easter Runny's Golden Egg with this 3 or 1 OR 2 bath ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS [J PARK CAR LOT & SHOP ent All or Part -top Commercial - Hall Realty off 46 near Like Jessup. Isolated, wIg. oaks I pines, $3,300. Call owner 365-3903 eve. tras. All awaiting your In. spection Sunday ito 5p.m. .. OVER Road truck driver, over 3$, Minimum requirement Furnished 065-4217 Harold . AC, P.S. P-B, A T. AM-FM, Cruise MU ST SELL! $6495 3339202 __________ 75-Recreational Vehicles . low Payment balance. Write before we send truck. Joplin Piano, P.O. Box 3064, Rome, Ga. 30161. -Miscellaneous for Sale IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED I acre within walking distance of downtown Sanford. Has Fireplace, screened patio, large Sanford's Sales Leader )eau:ifuI Spinet Consolestored locally. Reported like new, was oom In 1929... the year EVERYTHING went wrong!" Mountain cabin approximately i 43-Lots-Acreage 115 SCOTT AVE. Super location. This 3 OR 211/i bath home in beautiful Mayfair is 322-2420 2 BR Furn hove. $173 $lO0 security. No Pets Employment/ Affirmative NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Operators who own their own tandem-axle tractors to run the East Coast. Home on weekends, advances on each trip I fast weekly settlements. Call MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS Toll-Free 1.100.135-4573 ask for Bob Davis. EOE. both home in FR. Im- mortqaoe. youl 3315S experience as Paraprofessional, salary range 112.300. $17,125. Pleese repIyo Director, Dept. Ci Personnel, Seminole county Court House, North Park Ave., Sanford, Florida 32771. Equal -1 OPEN HOUSE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATEs JOIN SANFORD'S SALES 'LEADERI WE LIST 1. SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 a room to rent? Let a classified ad find a tenant far . 321-0041 JOIN p.m. Paralegal Il - bachelorsdegr,e with course work In ad. ministrative or governmental law I at least five (5) yea rs "M 1 PIANO IN STORAGE 3.5 Acres tracts, fantastic view, overlooking valleys. This.tract would make a dandy mini farm. Has a lar ge log barn, also has spring and even has a creek that runs thru properly. Borders a paved highway. A steal at only 51500.00, Good terms, $2100.00 down, assume loan. pressive entrance foyer, decorator wall paper, extra storage & ut ility rm. El ga rage door. $64,900. CALL I @ ,~~F6 - minimum. 1st. last + deposit. Escambla. Open 11a.m. to salary range $15,375 $21,525 or TRADESWORKCR Under general direction, the tvada*varksr will servstoassist - _ ' $ . 3 BR, kitchen equip. $250 1 yr. - , NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS IDYLLWILDE 3 OR 2 B lovely - '71 Blazer 1 wh dr, Cheyenne pkg. _______ - S9-islcal MerCtise 45-A--Out of State scaping, Only $25,900. BILL PLATTE FOR CONFI. DENTIAL INTERVIEW. COZY 3 BR, close to shopping & town. A buy for $21,5001 ouses Unfurnished -nuoia SOLAR HEAT low el. bills. Lg. 3 OR lVi b quiet area, nice land- stone fireplace I BEAUTIFUL Executive 3 BR, 2 bath home in ldyllwilde of Loch Arbor! Pool & Patio, C H&A, eq. eat-in kit., fireplace & Every Feature! BPP WARRANTED. Yours for $72,900! I .4 va CLEAN CLEAN? OR lb new paint & roof, Ig family room. Owner - will assist in financing. $25,000. Fam Rm., & Many Other Ex. __________ Florida bar & everything. $64,900. r Ct*v- 1970 Dodge P-U truck w-camper top, new insp sticker, good cond $1250. 323 5500. ' Won't last long. Only $34,900. ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST. This elegant 1-3 has lust about every room. Lots of new mer- -. ________ chandise, plus good quality preowned furniture. Also 81W I Color TV's & Misc articles too 17155. French -_ _ 79-Trucks-Trailers is loaded with everything from suites to odd pieces for SANFORD AUCTIONS RACQUET STR INGING-OR IFS All type racquets, Avg Scott Reagan 377.5)77 HALF ACRE nicely landscaped. 3 BR centrally located, $ yr. old. Is only $19,500. Deltona! Split BR plan, eat-in kit., scr, porch, dining area, all in a quiet neighborhood surrounded by lakes! Only 534500! __________. _______________ graduate of accred.Ied law chool with course work in governmental or administrat i ve * ar CANTAITIC 3 U, 2 Furn 4 rm garage apt. Big sc porch, utility rm. water I garage turn. Husband & wife. 322-0191. - member of '-• - -- Got something to sell? A Classified Ad will sell it fast. This sale numerous to mention, VISA-MASTER CHARGE SCASH DOOR PRIZES kpnnn.thI. nAYS,. ,. • MLE NICE HOME OR RENTAL INCOME. 3.1 has future corn mercial use. Good location & cony, financing yet asking price BPP WARRANTED. Just - * 119 373-6061 or eves. 323.0311 $34,500! 3 Bedroom 2 bath, $155. $50 deposit. $10 extra per mo. for children. 322-0251. Office has a vacancy tobefilled --- -by qualified candidate from one of the following Job descriptions: -Assistant County Attorney I field: - -------- The Seminole Count y Attorney's ______ 300 N. Fronch Avônu - Furnished Ant. for rent. Over 322-0414. BATEMAN REALTY REALTOR SUPER 3 BR. 1'j bath home on 1g. lot, C H&A, w-w carpet, eq. kit., dining area, 1g. patio, beautifully deCofatedl Excellent Locationl 31--Apartments Furnished' Ave. M. Unsworth Realty PUBLICAUCTION• MON., APR IL9,7PM. 57-Sports Equipment - anrora eq eat -In kit, scr. patio, FR, on a beautiful landscaped lot! Just 1 BR. Available atonce. $139mo.,$l00 deposit 321-0041 Apfs.' for Senior Citizens. DOwn. town, very clean & roomy. SIS Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto 2301 Lisa Cf. 3-11,2, Stucco. As is. $29,500. Broker-owner. - - ..- Sanford, Fla. 32771 Reg. Real Estate Broker Ave. 3710759 Fantastic I BR, 2 8 home in Pinecrest w-C H&A, w-w carpet, 3235670 Mariner's Village. Resume to Personnel, 400 North Edgemon A!,,e., Winter Springs, Fl, 32707. _____ EstningIlendd Educational exp. High School graduate or equivalent. At least 1 yr. clerical or Sect. training & 0! experience. Special requirement ability to type a mm. of 35 correct WPM. Salary range $5,125 to $5,446. DeadlIne for applications April 14, 1979. our lot or yours. FHA-VA. FHA 235 & 215. Build to suit ASSOCIATES WANTED I BR-Sill. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.97 In Sanford. Call subdivision Improvements, Salary $11,500 beginning, he Saw sl esammeiws en a MW ci islice and flgnd. The Wrests to be isrOwis5.0 kd , om , or, isritsu a" 0040M Read, Tides led. IN. load, SIlver Cr Dive, Cvai Va, M Hayes Rest APPLY IN PERSON TO: plosse, be advISed $IMINOI.I COUNTY ci Seds .rsPart IS be CITAOPPICI un md Ike am k NoWd IS each pIece or parcel ci ropwtym.vbeascs,fo1 løNse* Park Avsm. Nl is Ike City Clerk. $ant SOW hearki Is So held ci *s IWir $prl* City NiM * Nilik Varleus other CITA P0*101. are umiu A~, Winier $pis, me ams. of plies. M , T. Norton City clerk -AN Ilbilik *N 1I S. OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Si's -. - - ..................... lii. sedlsu, 7883. sponsibie for maintenance-operatlon of Public Works activities including streets, parks, munici. pat buildings-grounds, vehicle maintenance and inspection of * 107W. Commercial The weather is perfect for a backyard sale sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 322-26)1 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 C) 11114M 24 HOUR lB 322.9283 Phone 322-7151, Sanford Beautiful exec 3 OR 2 B home in Idyilwlldeof Loch Arborl Pool & Patio,C H&A, FP,Eq. eat-in-kit, FR & every feature! BPP WAR. RANTED! Yours for $77,900! Sanford 1 OR. Air, ceramic bath, wall to wail carpet. $155. $41. This Is a work i ng adminhstra. ttve-supervlsory position re COOK ' REALTY - 197521 ft T C twin 135 double in board outboard engines. Sleeping cabin, depth finder, CB radio, life lackets etc. Good cond. $5000. Eves. 327.7525. if It! REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7495 W. Garnett White Reg. Reel Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. _ -- CallBart lOmsul's For Estate Commercial I Residential Auctions IAppraisals, Call Dell's Auction. 3235670 8. Accessories . Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323-3166or 323 77)0 - 16 ft. Bass boat w-75 HP Chrysler motor. Excellent cond. Many extras, Osteen 3230026 after 6 p.m I1pj your lot or our lot, V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., ReaItr U.4-3013 Handy man special, $17,000. 322-1054,us64$S. Superintendent of Public Works: ASSIST. MA NAGER ansliw any and all complaints an o suchspaciat aawssp, . Live-in companion, short term assignment. Homemak er s UpJohn 621-0636. ployment. * xinty, Florida In accordance with e provisions of the Fictitious time Statutes, To-Wtt: $mon 3.0 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. D. Beverly Beike ublish: April 5,15,22, 29,1919; 81-32 as an tOduv322.261 1 DeBary-Lovelylg. 1 BR. Air, No Pets. Ideal Ret. Persons. Near shopping 1. churches. - __ 55-Boats - Cash for your lot! Will build on WHAT A BUY neat 3 BR 1 b home in Bel Air on shaded lot! Newly painted, eat-In kit, fenced rear yd & much more! Only $23,900. ___________________________ Equal Opportunity Em- .4 - oianly, Florida. id that the said City Council will Did a public hearing on the pro. Nod abandonment at 7:30 P.M. on W 11th day ci April, A.O.,.1919, or U IIOonthIre.fteraspoeslbie,atfti, ityHalloItheCItyoICeq,'y, WOO, at which time those for and S iaIli$tthedOsin, will b. heard .nd ction taken by the City Council, tO It, authorIzatIon for the reparation and posting of an or. : mace abandoning said asiments. DATED this d day .D., 1979. LINDA THOMAS, Mting City Clerk City of Casselberry, Florida ubhish: April I, 1979 €1.33 a Kennel Assistant. All phases, hard work, housing, 327-5752 Howell Estates - ____________ Auction Saturdays 7p.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 Consignments Welcome Kelloggs Auction Sales 323-7050 YARD SALE 210 S. Virginia Ave. Mayfair Sat., Sun. 95 Modest 2 OR, CB home under $12,000? Yes, it's true if you act fast!!! Not fancy but a real value. VAF HA'235-Conv, Homes Low Down Payment SUPER 3 BR 2'- bath home w. Pool & Patio! Lg Fla Rm, eat In kit, w-w carpet. C-A, Privacy fence on I, corner lot! 8FF WARRANTED. Only $49,000! 3O-APa11nnts Unfurnished _________________________ 530-4133 or 339-4711 eves. Super Lg. I BR 2 B, extras galore, sc porch. $51,900, 671-4517. JUST LISTED 4 OR 11/3 bath home on lovely shaded lot! Remodeled eat in kit, w-w carpet, 19. scr. porch, new roof & Much Morel Sanford-Gracious living. Reasonable weekly & monthly rates. Inquire 500 5 Oak. . * Maitland Just $35,500! 1359, Sanford, Fl. 32771. MAN * Found , in Manager. Professional typing, shorthand plus all office skills mandatory. Must be experienced and career oriented. Municipal experience desired. Apply 400 North Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs, Fl. 32701. 54-Garage Sales INC REALTORS -------,--.- __ 72-Auction - Good Used Televisions. $25 and up Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 3220352 Listing Fee only $650 If sold. You show Broker does the rest. Orlando Homeowners Service Inc. Broker 131-1200. CLA'SSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ I USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE ,RESULTS 4- UNIT APT.! Fully furnished waccess to intercoastal waterways. Call Linda Morgan for into. $74,0001 I 53-TV-Radio-Stereo - ATTRACTIVE 3 OR 1' bath home - C-A, W w carpet, pan Fla Rm, orcx FP, coy, patio w-grlll! Boathouse, fenced, 4 Mucn More! BPP WARRANTED. Only $39,9001 _____________________________ 29-Rooms It: Secretary to the City REALTOp,j33.7532 .....,Eye. 3220612,3221557. 322 Illy SELLIRS& BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOME! WE SELL HOMES! WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER In your area $250,000 and up. For real estate loans, construction, development, comm. bldgs., farms, etc. STATEWIDE FIN. ANCIAL SERVICE 305-532.2333. by Gill Fox FORREST GREENE HAL COLBERT,REALTY INC OVER 100 SALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED 1st QUARTER 1979! MONEY AVAILABLE SIDE GLANCES Lake Sylvan area, 3 BR, 1! b, FR, Den on Country site. 200' x 110'. 541,000. Older? OR, lb. 2151 Palmetto Ave. $21,500, REALTY 41-Houses - Duren Ave Osteen, New 3 BR. 2 b, C H&A, 1g. lot. $45,500. STENSTUOM - open. Currently interviewing experienced & newly licensed agents for 2 offices. We pledge ourselves to your being a success! Continuous training & guidance. Join a professional team. Call 831-5253 or 3!2-5253 Fricke I Fricke Assoc. Inc. Realtor, ERA Member-Broker, Secretary position for Head Start. Applyby sending resumeto Mrs. Portia Spencer, Director SCA, Prolect Head Start. P.O. Draw er CASHIER $3.00foradult$ 41-Houes - ju It IX 2SLoaflS * Welke It hereby given by me city caHasssm.dAdv.thing WE'VE EXPANDED Nurses, RN's & LPN's. Aides, * esuI1s 0 11111111`0!!~. ---- GEN. BOOKKEEPING 4A- Public Notices 41-Houses- -- TOP BRANDS AT FANTASTIC PRICESI Interested In opening & owning your own Women's Fashion provides Shop? $11,500 everything you need I. need to know. Call anytime collect. Mr. Holly 615.5520162. - - amcii of the City of Wier in Ipringe. Floridi, that said CIty I LET'S BE i-I3NEST If you weren't looking for anew 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 Five Hundred dollars a weeks call 1-100-432-5403 anytime for recorded message. TERMS LOW FEE NOTICIOpNuARI a Exper ienced Floor Man needed. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonville. Secretary r - N fl-A--Arts S. Crafts CENTRAL FLORIDA U ... New ew office in Lake Maly now - MANAGER lorida, that the City of Casselbirry 1`09011011 to close, vacate and 4 bandon the following described asement, to wit: SALES REP. The South 714 fog of that certain lfool wide easement over the flOfIh CETA 1 feet and the west 7½ feet ci that irtaln 1$ toot wide eawenint over iciest 13 lest of Lot Is Block K, UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE ___ •1 1 U I . RIGHT person. This is an ecology ___ Sanford Al-Anon Family Group Get Cash Buyers for a small in. P.O. Box 553 Sanford, Fl.. 32771 =1 oriented advertising program, of fering a unique, new approa ch to the media, especially suited for golf courses, tennis court s, shopping centers, schoo ls, recreation areas, and other desirable locations. Company provides Licensee with ad. vertising units and sales aids. freeof charge, all in accordance with a written license agreement. NO FRANCHISE FEE only a minimum license performance deposit, refun. dable upon meet ing certain per. formance quotas. Successful applicant will have a proven sales track record and will be selected after personal In. tervlew in your area. if you are int er ested, you should call us immediately and we will send you detailed information. AD. PAK OF AMERICA, INC., ($13) 641-1477, today between 1.5 p.m., week days between I.S. now accepting applications for FulI& Part time positions. Apply at any store locally or P.O. Box 90$, Crescent City, Fl. 32012. - IUIUIIU.U.i.... I U I -I .... I U U I I I U I U I U I U I U U IIUUIIUUUIUU 11*1 Self employment and opportunity for significant income available through licensed primary business territory In Florida for a highly qualified, aggressive Handy Way Food Stores _ &--Chi ld Care 4- 3e5'sOfl3IS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ii City council of the City of asselberry, Seminole County, IJUMP customer, want a good gardener. Loch Arbor area. Call mornings & evenings 123 0S36. _____________________________________________ _______________________________ TILITY BASEMENT 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: somommenew If you want another permanent Man needed for yard care during summer Season. Phone 322.2090 between 10 am. & 6 p.m. Noon The Do Before Publication Sunday, April 5, 1979-75 . Secretary --- experened for busy Sanford office. Heavy typing, shorthand preferred but not req. 831-5717 or 322-6641. EOE. 3 Lines Minimum OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RDINANCI CLOSING, ACATING AND ABANDONING M Deputy Clerk Publish Apr. 1, 5, 15, 22, 1919 A Community Service Message From The Herald RATES PEARSON, plaintiff's otherwise a Default will be entered against you for the relief demanded before they hire a thief. Is that wallet, necklact. or lipstick you pocket worth the price you W. attorney, whose address is 3435 South Hopkins Avenue, Post Office Box 104$, Titusville, Florida 32180, on or before May 7, 1979, and f Ile the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on plaintiff's For a career in Real Estate call ___ Realty WorrdThe Real Estate ltIme ................. 43c a line 3conseculiv•Iimes .... 3$c a line l Consecutive tiinit..... 3$C a line HOURS has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defo.s,if any, toiton your ' 831-9993..... CLASSIFIED DEPT. 95145 feet). Begin at the NW corner of Lot I, ;ea"_0* . . UNIQUE ADVERTISING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY WITH NO FRANCHISE FEE REQUIRED Demonstrators needed Call Jo-An. 323.8$12 Agency June Porzig 323.5324. porat ion, dissolved corporation, and COX CRAFT, INC., a dissolved 04 . 24-8101iness Opportunit ies Vnted CREATIVE EXPRESSIONS Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 O I I I Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AN FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 77.2097.CA41.L S UTHEAST BANKS TRUST COM. PAN V. N. A. as successor Trustee of the Harry L. Beeman Trust, Plaintiff, VS. HICKORY LAKE ESTATES, INC., a Florida corporation, CROSSROADS CONTRACTING, INC., a Florida corporation, TRICOUNTRY BUILDING SUP. PLY CO., INC.,a Florida cor. - HOWTO ERASE A GOOD Casselberry Seminole County. Florida, under the fictitious *me of DEPENDABLE PEST. CONTROL, and that I int end to register sald.name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the pro. visions of theFictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. Marilyn .Ienquin Allgaier Publish: April 1, I, IS, 22. 1979 OEI.13 rsigned pursuant to th Un "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter S65.09, Florida Statutes, will register with the County Clerk, Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the oublication of this notice, the fictitious name, to-wit: LIVE OAKS CENTER under which (I am) at (address) 31$ Live Oaks Blvd. in the City of Casselberry, Florida. 1979 DEH.135 - .. .# Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, CLASSIFIED ADS engaged in business at 1021 Camellia TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby ven that I am aged inbusinesy 139$ HGW 427 FICTITIOUS NAME 184felp FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE ..!..i!!...!!flc,.......... Notice is hereby given that I am - . - Sunday, April 8, 197 Legal Notice - -• - •- DANNY'S PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting Licensed-Insured. Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 322.9460 Interior I Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 322-5545 or 372-404 Painting by Anthony Carina. Intenor, ex terior qualified in all Free Est. Call 322-001). Ph" PIunng Service ALL, PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cdi. 323 0174; 322 4401 Preusursaesning Brown's Pressure Cleaning-Mn. dew removal houses I roofs. mobile homes. Trucks washed, Economy rates. $34.93, Concrete Work: steps. patios Sm. or Lg. Free (st Call Mr. Taylor, 322-5515 or 322.4434 ir: PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Roofing I outliving, inS & set Free Est. 333'OI39 after S:3O ITO LIST YOUR BUS" DIAL 322.21 remodeling, all work guarn. toed. Free Eat. 333.34341, 14 �- 811—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. * - , . I • ? • I • I Sunday, Aprils, 1979 ; 11s1 Year; No. 187—Monday, April 9, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents LossThreat Diminishes Labor Department Ma y I I vube IM s money OTA SALr a J By DONNA ES1'ES Herald Staff write Officials of the Orange-Semi 9ole-Osceola Transportation Authority (OSOTA) may be able to win release of more than $500,000 in federal money being held up by the U.S. Department of Labor if it can come to an agreement with the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) at a Washington meeting Tuesday. "It's possible" that an agreement acceptable to both OSOTA and the ATU can be worked out, said Ellis Rottman, public information officer with the employee protection division of the Department of Labor today. A hold-up of the $568,000 operating money from the federal government had generated local fears that the bus service in the Seminole and Orange County areas would have to be halted May I. ATU has filed a challenge to the continuation of the federal operating funds with the federal agency which oversees employees' rights to collective trga1ning. The dispute between the union and OSOTA began a year ago when striking bus drivers who were union members were replaced by new employees 0LE * ts I 16. PlC ...:, - ;ij, .... •. tt. Ilk!IO. -. ci $11, 79c N who walked across the picket lines. Pat Harnric, ment of labor that it still represents the employees OSOTA general manager, expressed "cautious and is urging the federal agency to hold up the optimism" the Tuesday meeting will resolve the money. problem before he left today for Washington. Meanwhile, the Seminole County Conunissior, Rottman, emphasizing that the department of representative on the authority, Commissioner Bill labor is charged with the responsibility of over. seeing the grant award from the department of Kirchhoff said he will explain to his colleagues on the transportation and is not in the business of commission Tuesday that several alternatives are designating bargaining agents, said the department available on the bus service. The budgeted funding only enforces the employee protection aspect of the for the authority will be exhausted by May 1 if the law. federal money is not released by then, Kirchhoff said. "Our role Is to see that certain guarantees for protection are satisfied," Rottman said. "We "If the federal money does cease, we will have to oversee that aspect of the law and have to bless the re-evaluate service and what we are going to do," arrangement between the two parties. We have to Kirchhoff said,detailing the alternatives available to tell the department of transportation that the law Seminole County. "We will have to decide whether has been satisfied." to discontinue service altogether, whether we will Hamric said after new employees were hired to institute the service on a limited basis—for example replace the strikers last year, OSOTA on June 29 in the early morning and late afternoon hours for notified the union it would no longer be recoenized working people dependent upon the tranas a bargaining agent for the new drivers. He sportation," Kirchhoff said. said OSOTA offered to abide by a vote of the em"It will depend a lot on Orange County," he said. ployees on the matter, but the union did not call for Orange County is to decide next week what a vote, measures it will take if the federal money is not Hamric said the union is insisting to the departreleased. S - - ill Signs typical at local stations Gas Shortages Strike Seminole By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Fridays if the situation grows worse. Butler said Scovell Oil Distribution in DeLandfrompwhom he buys his gas has cut his Sanford and area motorists planning any allocation by 7,000 gallons a month. He said weekend trips would do well to fill their gas the cutbacks will continue "indefinitely." tanks by Friday - or even Thursday. "The bulk of our customers are once-aThat's the message being given by local week buyers... the regulars," he said. "We service station managers who say they are can just barely meet their needs now. We not being allowed by distributors to purchase couldn't do that if we start getting a run of enough gasoline to meet the demands of their noncustomers," customers. Bill Scovell, Amoco distributor, said the gas One by one service station owners and squeeze is probably tied to more than one operators in Sanford are closing on Sunday factor. He said the latent impact of the Iran and reducing their Saturday and weekday oil loss, plus the OPEC increases which some hours as their pump supplies dwindle, major companies are not willing to pay, both "What else can we do, we just don't have contribute to the problem. the allocation," said Marty Francioso of the "The situation Is tight but fairly stable," he Exxon Station at 29M 5, Sanford Ave. said. "We're at 92 percent of last year's Francloso said he has had to close the last allocation and it appears It will stay that way two Sundays and now remains open until only for some months." 1 p.m. on Saturday. In addition, he said his "The bottom line is that station operators weekday hours now extend until only 5:30 can probably meet the demand of last yeir, p.m. A week ago, he said, his station stayed but anyone who has experienced an increase open until 8:30 evenIngs, in business — or anybody planning to use The cause of Francioso's difficulties is a more gas than last year for their personal use cutback in gas allocation per month by more — may be up the creek," Scovell said. than 15,000 gallons. He said the Exxon In an effort to accomodate local customers, dlstrbutor in Tampa informed him this month the Cumberland Farms Store on south Sanhe could purchase only 24,20) gallons of the ford Avenue has had to limit the gas sold on 40,000 gallons he had previously been given, weekends to $7 per customer. But manager John Butler, owner of the Butler Amoco Cynthia Dyess said the store's supply of Station at 1407 French Ave., said he keeps an unleaded gas has completely run out despite eye on the daily average of gas sold and the plan. prevents customers from large purchases as "We've been out of unleaded for two weeks the day goes on and the daily quota is neared. and don't know yet when we'll get a supply. He said he has had to close Sundays, Saturday They just give it to us when they can," she afternoons and may even have to cutback said. Child Support At Issue :....j '.I; ..,.- •i. _ Salfi Seeks To Enforce PaVI ments By DONNA ES'TES Herald Staff Writer Circuit Judge Dominick J. SaUl will recommend to Seminole County Cornmissioners during a 2 p.m. kahop seaden Thssiay that county money be acat.dto create a Dometk Pato,g Commissioner's (DRC) office to handle matters bi'.eiving ft collection and enforcement of child support payments. In a written presentation to the board Salfi is requesting a budget of $38,569.65 to create and operate the office from May 1 through Sept. 30 and a $95,298.65 budget for the office in the 1979-80 fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. The nhIP4IvaQ nf fIui .,%,, flT7t" . ... whelming need for effective, cost-efficient service to resolve the problems of support for children and to relieve the burdensome obligation now on taxpayers who support children through tax revenue generated welfare payments." Salfi said the Seminole County clerk's office now processes more than 2,000 support payments per month, double the number of just a few years ago, yet nearly an equal number of child support payments are either not made or are made in too low an amount, In welfare cases only, the judge said, nearly $20,000 was collected in January, 1079, yet •hrn JJzI .. assistance for children that could result in child support orders, beneflttlng both the children and the taxpayer. Salfi included a magazine article with his memo to the county commissionerson how other states are handling the problems of requiring "runaway fathers" to support their children, He said the DRC would offer information and assistance on all support enforcement matters Including both filing for and collecting child support as well as providing disabled fathers a forum to seek a temporary reduction in child support before being hauled into court on contempt. H. zJ -ne enforcement process to better serve the parents who have custody of their children and who now must go to the state attorney, the clerk, the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services or a private attorney to obtain support for their children, Salfi said the DRC would decrease the length of time between initiating enforcement and resolution; would consolidate, make efficient and more available necessary services; expedite enforcement placing the responsibility for child support upon parents rather than taxpayers and would enforce court orders without constant time claims forcemnent of rulings previously made. He said the chief judge of the circuit on Jan. 8, established the office of the DRC and funds are now needed to begin the program. The DEC, Salfi said; will handle enforcement of prior orders of support whether welfa.-e cases or not; claims for child support against nonpaying parents where no prior order of support has been Issued; requests of the state to intervene in cases where a prior order of support has been entered and the parent with child custody is on welfare; requests by a parent for temporary reduction . or--suspension of said we office ouma upon Judges mnus aitowing payments; petitions by county SaUl said, Is to "satisfy what Is estImated 1,500 cases of persons facilitate accessibility to the judges to use their time on residents of court orders where fast becoming an over- receiving some form of state court and would organize the matters not requiring en- a parent Is out of state READY TO SERVE is Decision Expected Ills ambulance used for transportation of patients to the medical center at American Legion Post 53, K.• 1f. '-- ,- 7 Sanford, was on display at the grand• opening ceremonies held at the post home on U S. High. I , -. & • •__ .. which opened several weeks ago, is thought to . . ' . •. . .. a Legion post in the United States ' .., - . -. ., be the first sponsored by •' By JANE CASSELBERRy rotating blackouts among its problems if we are allowed to Herald Stall Writer customers on Tuesday to do It," said FP&L district Action by Gov. Bob Graham conserve its dwindling low, manager Scott Burns, Is expected today on a sulfur fuel supply. The firm 'Although the plume from the recommendation that Florida serves 4.5 million persons in smoke stacks will be darker, Power &Ught Co. bepermittedFlorida. toburnhlgh-sulfuroilatl5offts "It will save us a lot of See DECISION, Page 2A 21 plants to avert power shortages which the company predicted would bring TOday blackouts or brownouts. Included in the lifting of environmental restrictions for Dr. Lamb ..................4B Around The Clock ..........4-A the 20-day emergency period Horoscope .................4-B Bridge .....................4-B will be FP&L's Sanford plant. Hospital ...................3-A Calendar................... Without such authority, an OURSELVES ..............1-B Comlcv ....................4.8 FP&L spokesman said, the . Sports .................... 57A Crossword .................4-B state's largest electric utility Television .................1-B Editorial...................4-A firm would have to begin Weather ...................3-A Dear Abby ............ .....i-a . ' .. held here. The center, ;. - _____ conjunction with the district Legion meeting _". Request .., . _______ . . way 17-Vs on Sunday in .. ( ' .• • . . ' . -. . . ' ' , - 'p . . a. Herald photo W Tarn VI.csøt -. l . .. . • '' M". , SCC *Uhedules Dedica t*ion Ceremon*les For Fac*111ties By8HA1ONCARRACO sCommunity College will hold its dedication ceremony aitber late spring or early allf to mark the yen batHing, of its now a shop and lab comPietion .bIdi ad ii3 addition, sW L . Milwee auldant to th cati,. prsatsnt MW new farflftj were slated for cnpIg(Ion in March, IPA a'low minor twxhup 'be" pMed the date to May is, allilm said. mg whose mnbm A dscMk,' csreey conelit of ftcully and students m studying do mod thm to wheduk do Wdd "Int, ML1wN Saw m ie wig toward tite early fall because we will w. have all the equipment and furniture In the building then," Milvee said. The new facilities and their equipment and accessories will cost an estimated $5 million when completed, Mllwee . . - The vocational building Is being constructed to meet the Increasing demand of enrollment, Mllwee said. With the addition of the vocational facilities, the enrollment for occupational education courses Is expected to director of EICMlm "We anticipate we will exceed 2,000 full-time equivalents or a bead count km 5,000to W Audenb for MA fiscal year which represents abo'A a 10 percent increm",MOIICrW .plsiu.d. Vocational Btsidiuig will offer courses such as engineering, technology, food service, medical records, and home management programs. Its classrooms will also house typing and stenography rooms, business data processing facilities and general classrooms." The Shop and Lab Building provides a permanent facility for the retçholstery, emergency medical technology, paramedic and firefighting programs. New programs will be offered in omaii engine repair, auto work and welding. SPecial, features of the library addition wiH and forensic laboratories along with st udy rooms, reading, cd&14ft AM microft areaL lAqguage, reading Woffices and general classrooms will cornp1st. this addition to the collage. Seminole Community Collage offers all prpcof.sslgnal majors in Its basic two-year college program. In addition to its academic programs, the college also has a wide variety of technical courses, and its community service and leisure time programs are constantly expanding In response to the needs of the community, At present, the number of students enrolling in )g college parallel programs is Increasing, whereas th e national trend sees the programs holding steady. College officials say that the growth trend at the college is a reflection of the continued growth in the Seminole Countr area. 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I I • -' - . , , . * .• - 71st Year, No. 211oMonday, April 30,1970—Sanford, Florida 32711 Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents Local Reaction Is Mixed Over Cablevision Control unier WhirI$ By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer woSeminleCowtyoffalsritijy the 'Florida House of Representatives for passing a bill which would remove from counties and cities the right to regulate cable television rates, calling the action a "further dilution of homerule powers." They also said the action Is: an "Interference in local government." At the same time two other local officials said cablevision Is not a true utility and Its rates can be controlled by the open market with customers either taking or not taking the service, The bill passed the Florida House last week on a 7345 vote and Is expected to be considered by the Florida Senate this week. It must pass the Senate and be signed by the governor to become law. "I think It Is an Interference. I don't know why the cities should not be able to control cable television. It Is another one of those things the state is taking away from the cities," said Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore. Sanford recently refused to grant a rate increase request from Seminole-Orange Cablevision which serves most of the municipality under a non. exclusive franchise, Meanwhile, In Casselberry where SeminoleOrange has put the city on notice j wants rate Increase, Council Chairman Frank Schulte said "u the Senate goes along with this, the Legislature win be taking away homerule - taking away from local government its powers of regulation and legislation, The none-exclusive franchise with Seminole-Orange setting the rates Is by ordinance In Casselberry," Schulte said. "lithe law passes, It will further dilute homerule. It Is an example of the state doing by Hal Kaufman HERE, HEREI QUota Edwin Teal.. in "North, with this Spring": "The world's favorite season Is the spring. All things seem possible In...." 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SI UZ4 It 1PNaAIJ S1 Id$$) eVUwsI 03 5 IVIISftM Sf 4IPl1d 5 iVfISfW ^19M If flUIW 5 1IS1 '5 'PAfff If JfS$ .1 :geS&f4 1 : ...7 12 128 9 ' 4114 6 o 5 o 0 fore the performer produces the dice, he Vflt _ or she weft finW with the tonvue. This molstuiv Is applied fo"W bollan of the uW en this pressed to the oftw, It will cling sufficiently YJVJ1! to allow both to be raised at the same UP FOR GRASSI Will II,. fiuldar alive catch to ball? Wt time. Try it. .t.n It. To complete thus scene, add lines dot Is dot. J —r . Ill HINTS P The Sereto ¶ ex appeal Is mystique. a will further dilute hom.rul.' said. "As long as Its franchise is non-exclusive and there is another firm in Seminole County, they will keep each other's prices within a reasonable amount. It Is not like the telephone companies or the power companies that are monopolies," he said. County Commission Vice Chairman Bill Kirchho(f, added the county government In regulating the cablevision rates Is closer to the people and can ask lot of questions and hopefully get answers more quickly that someone at the state level, The county commission recently granted a rate increase requested by Seminole-Orange Cablevision from a $6.50 to $8 monthly service - ,. - BYGEOFFREYPOIJNDE ,,,,.. U.S. Law Day Contrasts With Communis ts' May Day a * ' -I ' — 4 R7GEOVFREYPOUNDS MA. Purdy has been In- creasing, he said. • mints, which broadly widened 1974 by state law to provide HsraMWl S Writer valved In social service for 25 Purdy said other rights for existing legislation on the rigid education to all handicapped Twenty two years ago years, currently as director of the mentally handicapped of handicapped Individuals to students, 94-142 greatly OR. President Dwight D. the (knega Workshop for the which can no 1ozger be an education. The impact of 85. Panda the scope of that manIssthower proclaimed May 1 mentally handicapped in abridged du, to fedEral laws 142 In Seminole County Is date. Florida law entitles to be Law Day, a day to Sanford. H. said he has seen a include the rigid to keep per.. already being felt. handicapped student to receive r.coøse and hanor the system move ln the lastlQ yews toward ina1 possessions, th right to When the new Lake Mary 13 beyond it laws and rlgtAs enjoyed by the , mqpkW of rights for marry and, after aj 14 the High School is completed, for years of education level;the those In this ceundry. The date those In his progrssn. rWA to leave atreatment uample, it will be one 01 the broad goal of 94442 Is to find was chosen spacifically to "No question there have been facility If an indivldu4l chooses. new wave 01 hIgh schools In the NW proviñq services *rids with the May Day some bnpoitmt changes," he The Baker Ad, pemed 10 state designed and built to be for all the handicapped from c,isim hew in said. "Twenty years ago years prior to the elushsiisitinn "barrier free," In accordance birth to age 21. esdrles. a=@" with . a*"problem act, provides that ss Indigud, with 94442. In addition, all done more t .Jaw Day Is designed to call could be slapped In an In. wImgoesvcllmtarllyloame,g.j Seminole Cur4y schools will tha 14-142 e rights it hoodk&pp@d than — *i'dIon to the contrast of a dilution and never hoard from facility, cannot be deprived of have to be remodeled to comply to order the Installation of ndlawshjlridivl4ual again. The Individual now care. with the law within three years. ramps to allow access to Are pritid,d, with those Cannot be Involuntarily corn- in 1975 President Ford signed Aithoegh school systems in wheretdsjita,1anien milled without a hearing." the Public Law $.42 Florida were n ohl1g td since See LAW DAY, Page IA IM theloo of this year's What protects the mentally Day agig handicapped IndIvidual, in Par latheR ionAd ___ IA app, • i ,vnck Tr lai i ops e*k ies . _ — I KAJ - 0 Uwe have Won of Ifffi, som" to fto.The INIalative measures sad law pecithits diacrkuuinatjc,u deere. seer CMI r1s bIll of 1194 itall Aie.. rich prohibited dlscrlmiaa$j,,, itaWithM4 a1I inloaseg. no rdInIvkIuali$ogaln ANMhorprovislons,the tormM k on Rehabilitation Act of 1975 bygoaui.scIea, prohibits employer from hey. ales be.'utiit. N1unhto him a'omiIcqped 'l totherlgidsitashet pan n*Ictly boom dIds (kes handicap. As a result, lbs of the pspthtl. FUM yssrs to en- miniber 01 porasius emb u an Increased those who leave Purdy's to the pre4tlirit workabopfoll.wlngt,almlq r( Is I it the and car—hag, sesclj it ester the job market Is Is. H • - . . I • • S • -. • • . •. • ... • • . e • ----•• _______ . • ___ - • AIIsY4 mod triaJine$ woo y CoOe IN tab thlsyesr's Both coutula wig bsgssr.dtotl,eth.,, of local La Weá activities. LRdW add IJ PAW aalt Awards for the csidsswij 1111In0k Bar Amimistion will join other legal savings bends forflrd place and 0 honda for ON"am" Ike £5r3 In_pnme Ncand place. ev "Ped to mob the puke aware it th*fob asheqds,o(Iavs, inrInothv on" siuieuedferti,, No cezy boast Rdk add law Weck weskinctudea boomhot we.Iawysrs • will ran from AprI 19 SeMsy 1. ant ar law .aL-- .85cers Bierday add t. moth Will will he bdd for at 11 &m. at the Allmos brings .. - ' •.• • • ____ •'.: -., ' . ' , I •• )e'• . • ' . W, , • c • -• • . :, • - ., • . ,.. IV1 • - ' .' • • a• . • '. . ..;. - '• •, • ? • • ____ - • 3- TL W ,' 4: , jI . 'u" passes, , Thelma Brooks, 31, estranged gone th the home of her mother, the house, her civil attorney was stolen. The police report wtIuvtduw5arr*.d MIL. PsuUs Brown of w.m said. SistiS tb* Broils told the 'tri)—d- 1t close and charged first degree 13th ,, Sanford, and told her Arelativeof Mrs. Brooks Investigating officers he Shuu*daj'd basebaH dialogue in this instance is "son, rang. killed 44-year-old murder In connection with the she had "just shot Sunny." Her after the shooting that Adolphus believed his wife had stolen the this is bat." Of course that's not what Chase&Co. Adolphus Brooks at his horn* at shooting. She remain' In mother then accompanied her on several occasions beat his gun following a quarrel over coach Brad Wallace Is telling Oscar MerthiE. The 185 Bethune Circle, Sanford, custody in Seminole County Jail to the police department, wife and threw her out of the divorce proceedings. lesson here is a matter of bunting, and as oung Friday night, a medical today. Sanford police said, house. Merthie is being taught, the key Is the right hand. examiner's report concluded. But II today said the irelibnly hearing f For the past two years the An "They've had to call the stolen at that3' time gun autops Chase continues its drive in hopes of winning San- Sat da'. Mrs. Brooks is scheduled in Brooks marriage has been a police back and forth, back and "definitely not the gun used as in ( tSeunlnol performed circuit court Tue N ford's National League championship with a 5 p.m. Memorial Hospital revealed was set on the first degree storrny affair, officials report. forth," MN, Brooks' sister said. Friday night's shooting." The game Tuesday, on the Bay Avenue Field against that all three builds struck murder charge. Both sued each other, In March Police records Indicate that murder weapon was a small Cardinal Industries. Meanwhile, action today Brooks In the left area of the Police said the murder of 1978 for divorce. The suits charges were never filed pistol, but larger than a .fl centers around American League games at Fort chest, Dr. Sara Irrgang said weapon used was a snail were dropped and a brief period against either party as a result caliber weapon, police said. Mellon and Bay Avenue Fields. For a complete today. caliber pistol. Motive for the of reconciliation followed, court of their disturbances. Dr. Irrgang said the bullets in Dr. Irrgang said there was a slaying appears to have been a records uiwC5te. rundown on all of last weekend's Little League However, a police report on Brooks' chest were fired at a 'tames around Seminole Count" seepages BA and slight powder mark on the long-standing domestic But the reconciliation was Feb. 10, 1978, states that slight angle, but it could not be 1' victim's shirt, Indicating the quarrel, police said, short and In August Mrs. Brooks reported a burglary to determined If he was looking at shots were fired at "fairly close After the shooting Friday, Brooks and her husband broke his home at Bethune Circle the killer at the time the first range." Mrs. Brooks Is said to have up again and she moved out of during which a .fl caliber pistol shot was fired. .. ', . U I 4 , U' IN charge to single-family homes. "The firm indicated it would not go to the $8 rate immediately," French said. French also said Sanlando Cablevision which recently received a non-exclusive franchise to operate In Altamonte Springs has indicated It will be applying to the county for a non-exclusive franchise. In Altamonte where Sanlando has Its only fran. chise in the county currently, the city commission there retained the option to consider ever)' two years whether it wishes to control cablevision rates or to let them float - be raised or lowered by the company. The Sanlando franchise In Altamonte, adopted in March, calls for Initial rates of $5.50 monthly service charge and basic installation fee of $9.95 for one unit with $5 for each additional installation. Mayor June Lorrnann of Longwood, which has non-exclusive franchise with Sanlando Cablevision, has "mixed emotions" about the legislation. "My initial reaction is that the government on the local level - the city commission - should regulate the rates. At least we can control It and not let the rates be raised every month," she said. Longwood City Administrator Divid Chacey said Orange-Cablevision Is asking for a rate increase from the current $6-50 to$8 monthly service charge. Current rates In Casselberry are $4.95 monthly service charge with $1 for each additional outlet In single-family homes. The rate Increase being requested Is to $8 monthly and $2 for each additional outlet. In Sanford the rates retained by the city cornmission are: $6.50 monthly service charge to single. family homes with $15 for each additional outlet. Three Shots Fired At Close Range Brought End To Stormy Marriage Th WO W yr TOO LA6r liMe 1TCtP 1 f's'VI I 1A5 'ØUI4Oi/ Ot..y'ybi) I ARE, M't7— 06 exactly what the federal government did a long time ago." Mayor Troy Piland of Winter Springs sees the Issue differently. "The Winter Springs Council voted several weeks ago to de-regulate the rates of Seminole-Orange in our city," said Piland. "Cablevision Is neither a necessity nor a utility. It is entertainment and should be left to set Its own rates. Customers will control the rates. If the rates are too high customers won't take the service," he said. "I'm the only member of the board of county commissioners who said the rates should be deregulated. The other four members of the board decided to continue with the regulating" said Commission Chairman Bob French. "Cablevision Is competitive type thing," French 1RI. - iI__ri _ WMW Will !Mllho ad 81060111 *0110 011111811110M I01111ft 31311"1111110 0 ri-p-sit 4$ '.4 ',"'!rr P4 J. uta. a • . U 1,7* -' r I • '•.,. u pres1imes tbetIotsatwhimpurss.. Cie take , RaddmIIn.adN3thI7w. be gie. toss #Xft on ,, Maaddth.e,ho_, hrhigh a bN. a podw cii*iot . . — — — VSW P5* by Tee Vts and aftarney Gerald Rutberg (right) exchange congratuja. tItan at$sisday's s.ftbaU COflhast. Pelk's team- wee, • �lA-Evening Hera Pd, Sanford, F!. Molder, April *, l,i 'Sinful To Be Silent' __ - __ W 11%4 LD 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sovi et Dissident Attends Carter's Church' (UP!) At. Church of Washington Sunday. buy U.S. naval secrets. church services with a The president called Vins a tending Carter, telling the group Vms newly treed Soviet dissident, courageous man who was said he was being transported President Carter said it is not persecuted "because of his across Siberia on a cattle train treason to object to government belief In Christ." only four days earlier, said injustice in the United States or A Baptist leader In the people have an obligation to elsewhere, but It is "sinful to be Ukraine, Vms was accused of speak out when they see their silent." "defaming the Soviet state" In government doing wrong. 1975 and sentenced to five years Noting that some equate the Georgi Vms, one of five Ins labor camp and five years words "My country, right or Russian activists released a of internal exile, wrong" with patriotism, Carter few days before, came to He was released Friday, said "I doubt that God would Washington from New York to along with four other political approve of that statement." worship with the president and prisoners, in exchange for the "The first time we had to face attend the Bible class Carter freedom of two Soviet spies that in my lifetime was in the taught at the First Baptist convicted last year of trying to Vietnam War," the president WASHINGTON IN BRIEF Labor Party Gaining In Final Days Before Vote LONDON (UP!) - Prime Minister James Callaghan, his Labor Party apparently gaining on Margaret Thatcher's Conservatives, Is calling on supporters for one final push to win Thursday's parliamentary election. Mrs. Thatcher began her final chive Sunday to become Britain's first woman prime minister, by appealing to the heart of Callaghan's support -trade unionists -who, she Predicted, would work well with a Conservative government. But Callaghan said the conservatives "were beginning to panic," and "one last heave" by party supporters would put Labor over the top in the Thursday balloting. The latest opinion polls published Sunday showed Mrs. Thatcher still ahead of her Labor rival, although In some cases by much smaller margins than earlier in the campaign. said. Describing the oublic attitude during the war as being: 'If my president says bomb Cambodia ... so be it," Carter said "my country may not be right." He told the 150 or so people attending the class they had an obligation "to try to change It." "This ls not treason,"he said. "A human being has the right to question the law and sometimes face the consequen. ces," Carter said. "The accumulated Influence of courageous human beings - Nucle1 ar -1, i ,. . , , '.1, r 4 A" -, -. f 7,-, ~' .. . .. I .. ~ I.. '... "'4`4 . q , It. ~'' . M ~~~ _, ~ ,~_ ,'. 1, ~~ - -,',-- _,_ ' - . 1~~ ~, ~~ , _,.....:_..7..1 . -~,~Y~V` .. , ~; - Talmadge Begins Today WASHINGTON (UPI) Herman Talmadge, millionaire Georgia Democrat and one of the Senate's most Influential members, today faced an ordeal In the Senate Ethics Committee that could end his political career. Thal-like disciplinary hearings that could end In Senate censure or expulsion were to begin In a somber atmosphere similar to that of a courtroom. It Is the first disciplinary action against a senator since the 1967 case of Connecticut Democrat Thomas Dodd, which ended In censure. - - ---Talmadge. -last year declared- his innocence of allegations of financial misconduct and announced his plan to seek reelection In 1980. - p ... • Senate 'Trial' Of I , An autopsy was being conVan Stober, 41, of 2595 value of the property stolen was garage of a home under con- Taylor Rental April 2 by two charged with grand theft. ducted this morning to deter- Sweetwater Trail, Maitland, $650, he said. struction at the Wekiva Club different female customers. The suit alleges Herriott mine the exact cause of death of told deputies the radio and a There were no signs of forced Estates, deputies say. There They were to be returned the been injured in his good 41 namq, a three-month-old Sanford boy, stopwatch valued at $175 were entry, deputies say. were no signs of forcible entry. same day, deputies say. has suffered humiliation aril according to Seminole County stolen sometime between EQUIPMENTSTOLEN LUMBERSTOLEN mental distress and has beeil SUIT FILED deputies. Friday and Sunday. The car Two pieces of equipment An unknown amount of An Orlando man has brought subjected to insult." Kenneth Adams of 2201 was parked at his residence and lumbe and decorative panels rented from a rental suit against the Altamonte llerriott was arrested March establishAlexander Ave., Sanford, was locked, he said. were stolen sometime between ment in Casselberry Springs Police Department, 4 at the Ranch Store in Us' were pronounced dead Sunday PLANTSSTOLEN Friday from a reported stolen Thursday and Saturday charging false arrest. Altamonte Springs Mall Plaz i. acmorning at Seminole Memorial Two large macrame pots and construction site in Wekiva, cording to Seminole County Richard Byron Herriott (fled Altamonte Springs police ac' Hospital possibly of suffocation, plantholders valued at $200 county deputies. according suit in to Seminole Seminole County asking cused Ilerriott of stealing iten deputies say. were taken from the front deputies. Both the parking lot blower in excess of damages for valued at inure than $1i}t) froij. $2,500 Sandra Turner, the baby's entrance of a Longwood home, The property valued at $1,200 valued at "mental $167.50 and the level the The case .; distress" caused the store. mother, told deputies she gave according to Seminole County valued was stacked Inside the double dismissed in at $125 were rented by by his being circuit court. 1 arrested and the baby his bath and bottle at deputies. approximately 8 a.m. Sunday. Renee Gates, 40, of 103 4; A When she checked on the baby a Leyburn Place, Longwood, told . hall hour later, she said the deputies, the pot and planbaby was not breathing and tholders, which weigh 75 pounds took him to Seminole Memorial each, were stolen either Hospital, deputies say. Saturday or Sunday. The plants -Attempts wett made tO were last seen hanging from her ceiling, she said. revive the baby but at 9:27 a.m. TAKEN Sunday Kenneth was A radio and a television set ~_) pronounced dead. Dr. Robert were stolen Saturday from a Gay of the hospital's realty firm In Fern Park, ac/ 11_•.____ emergency room told deputies cording to Semin ole County I the baby "possibly died -, from deputies. suffocation." L. The two items valued at $250 -' ,..I.a.. t..... l.._ t'.__...i_ VV IGr,VII IlulIl UIV riieiue ,. , Realty, Inc., 150 Oxford Road, . ;•.lJI.. Fern Park, deputies say. Entry was gained through the rear •_'-..c. window on the west side of the . * Flies "' building. ' .t . *Courts -: ' .1 BATTERY S 'I'. A Sanford man who struck *Police Beat ...'-.1. and knocked unconscious a 43' .._&,,. year-old woman was arrested r ••_i. 1 and charged with battery early $2,100 BURGLA RY .t.1.'1 ,. I.... A stereo, two-three-foot Sunday morning, Sanford .. speakers and other property police said. . Larry Michael, 41, of 3202 .,• -. ,. valued at $2,100 was stolen •• / sometime between Friday and Orlando Drive, was taken Into :4 • •:. Sunday from the home of an custody after he allegedly . : b/4'"_•' •'.:..: . Oviedo woman, according to struck Doris Fisher of 1200 W. Herald Photo by Tom Vlr'ceni Owner watches as boat Is hooked back to truck 25th St., Sanford In the head Seminole County deputies. Louise Harris, 22, of 2606 while the couple was at the Lake Hayes Road, Oviedo, told Ranch House Restaurant. deputies she had left her Police said the blow temporarily knocked out Miss apartment for a day and her return found her home Fisher. BURGLARY vandalized and several items A cruise on the St. Johns a palm tree near the lakefront and this was to have been their car collision as traffic A burglar broke into the home slow't missing. River to Hontoon Island with at French Avenue and Seminole first outing. The cabin cruiser down to eye the unusual bo at of Susie Smith, 68, at 1005 The sliding glass doors mnher Orange Boating Club Boulevard in Sanford. bedroom were found open, Ms. Hickory Ave., Sanford, the valued at$4,S00did was andthe versus Driversot planned Saturday morning by The Honeycutts towing their the Honeycutts nottotaled yet have cars tree wereaccident. identified as Mrs. sometime over the weekend, Harris said. and Larry Pat Honeycutt of boat with a pickup truck it Insured. The palm police said. faired Robert Mann of Lake Monroc GREYHOUNDS STOLEN Police said the thief gained Longwood was scuttled stopped to avoid hitting another much better. Two greyhounds were stolen entry by breaking a window on abruptly when their 24-foot car and boat trailer kept going. The boat accident was the and Kathy Pezuld of Sanford. from the home of a rural the west side of the building. Lone Star cabin cruiser ran into They had just acquired the boat indirect cause of a minor two. Neither driver was injured. Sanford woman, according to Once inside, the thief stole Seminole County deputies. several plates, cooking ware, Rose McGuyer, 20, of Rt. 1, and towels with a total value of Box 145 Wayside Drive, San- $130, pQlice said. ford, told deputies the dogs CASH, CAMERA STOLEN were stolen between 9 a.m. and Approximately $550 In cash • 1.. I 1 1 ,t''. irbo .!,- '- l1:c) 1 :!- , • 1:30 p.m. Sunday. The two and property was stolen greyhounds were valued at sometime between Friday and $600, she said. Saturday from the home of a AGGRAVATED BATTERY Geneva man. A Chuluota man was was Richard M. Elmore, P.O. Box arrested Sunday at his home for X, Geneva, told Seminole the alleged aggravated battery County deputies someone stole of his wife, according to $40 In cash from a purse , a 11 Seminole County deputies. Cannon camera and a camera Russel David Brewer, 50, of bag from his front room. Total 241 Seventh Street, Chuluota, told deputies wife had '' jured herself when she fell and .• struck the piano stool. But Brewer's wife contended her . - .husband struck her with his k, fists, deputies say. The woman was transported 1where she he was treated for neck and 1P , 1 face Injuries, deputies say. Life-Care retirement at John Knox Village of Central Florida Brewer was arrested and taken to Seminole County j offers an exciting combination of independent apartment living where he was placed on an with convenient services and facilities. . . plus the comfort of $8400 bond. t CS TAKEN professional Med-Center care if ever needed. And you can save A 40channel citizen's band up to $8,000 IN BRIEF can correct defects in govern- with his head tilted slightly to cnrfr told hear the words of the Interpretthe group. "It is sinful to be er at his side. VI us closed the regular silent In the face of injustice." religious service with a prayer. Carter avoided direct attacks Standing on the altar, his on the Russians - who have hands clasped and eyes closed, repeatedly jailed Vms -but did in Russian: "Almighty mention the "pressures in. he said flicted upon him by the date." Lord, I bring you my sincere Vins, dressed in a dark suit, gratitude for this moment, for sat In the second pew, directly your strength, for your mirain front 01 Carter, as the cle." "I thank you also that you are president conducted the clan ln the balcony at the rear of the teaching us not to be silent when we see injustice," he said church. He stared directly at Carter, with the aid of the translator. I , Protests April 30, 1979-3A Autopsy Conducted In Death Of . Child NAT10N mont nr tn'ifv " Monday, - ________ House Works On Budget - ,-. Ashdod Enters Suez Canal By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL The freighter Ashdod steamed Into the Suez Canal today, flying the Star of David and sounding Its sirens to mark the first voyage by an Israeli ship tirough the canal since the birth of the Jewish date In 104$ The cargo ship, sailing empty, entered the waterway at Its southern end at 2:25 a.m. EST. It was the seventh ship In a 34-vessel convoy headed for Port Said at the canal's northern entrance. Several dozen people standing on the banks of the channel waved and smiled when they spied the Larasli flag flying from a mast and painted on the ship's funnel. Crew members on deck waved back. 'Watergate' In Puerto Rico SAN JUAN,Puerto Rico (UP!) - Puerto Rico's governor has changed his stand and adriItt.d he knew In advance of a police takeout that led to the shooting deaths of two independence activists and charges of a Watergate-style cover-up. The statements by Goy. Canoe Romaro Barcelo added fuel to the biggest political controversy of his prostatehood administration, accused by pro-Independence socialists of quashing a federal Investigation of the case. Romero, who repeatedly denounced as "nm.d lies" claims that he had prior knowledge of the dak.og, confirmed Saturday he knew of It ,,at least two days in advance," but his Information was "not precise." Populist Wins Election years 'We're At War' MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) - N4Ional guarn using a Sherman tank and heavy weapons battled Sm dinistas guerrillas for more than sill hours In the nor, thwestern city of Leon, witnesses and military sources said. "We're at war," a guardsman In Leon Nicaragua's second largest city 55 miles northwest 01 the cp4ta1 said Sunday. "We have tire. cwHIen. Well count the Sandinistas when we get them off the duds," Witnesses said rebels captured and hilled three Guardemen in the San Felipe cesadery In the wodsen outskirts of the city and a fourth guardsmm was killed to the city. Pot Found Inside Cow AGANA,Guam (UP!) - The long arm of the law reached into a cow's litmutines Sunday, pulled oat 10 pounds of marijuana and arrodid a 41-ysarsid methir of alL Mrs. Lourdes Tom was arrested at Guam later. national airport where customs #cialt dis,iud marijuana concealed ina cow's br4utin.t A spokesman for the codome dspsrtmeu* amid Mrs. Tovea told officers she had bought the Ididlass for hems cooking. - "When you get a hot plant, you're going to get radiation exposure. It's as simple as that. ... The memory lingers on." He was talking about his own problem, but he may as well have been talking about Three Mile Island, in Harrisburg, Pa., from which the memories of the word nuclear accident Inhistorylingered and grew. Officials In Toronto said Sunday two nuclear plant workers received more than a year's normal radiation quotient in one day while repairing a damaged generating system. Dr. Don Watson, manager of safety services for the plant, said there was little cause for concern, since their exposure dill was considerably less than a barium X-ray would have inflicted. But be added, "the Important thing is, we lost control." The Boston Globe reported Sunday workers at the Plymouth, Mass., Pilgrim I plant have been exposed to comparatively high levels of radiation for several years because a leak spread radioactive material through the plant's cooling system, leaving a number of lingering "hot spots." Despite improved worker exposure records and a $1.5 million cleanup program, Boston Edison officials said It dill may take two years to correct the situation. For protesters, Three Mile Island remained the call to arms. In Colorado, 284 01 them Including anti-war activist Daniel Ellsherg - were arrested. Elioherg called t Raft Flats N'hsr Weepona plant near Golden "a Harrisburg wuilLig to happen." He led protesters In a march that briefly blocked three roads leading to the facility. Demonstrations on a lesser scale were staged in Durham, N.C., and Gore, Okla. In uranium-rich Grants, N.M., nuclear power backers rallied In defense 01 the mining Industry that made a boom town of their city. "What the country needs now is an educational process to overcome the fears of the nuclear power industry," es-astronaut Sen. Harrison Schmitt, R-N.M., said. Several miles away, anti-nuclear forces led by the American Indian Environmental Council, staged a protest rally against uranium mining. The shadow of Three Mile Island reached all the way to West Germany where politicians facing election saw In the Pennsylvania accident a golden chance for the "Green," or environmentalist, party to seize the balance of power. It didn't. Anti-nuclear "Greens" drew only 2.42 percent of the vote, but they left their mark. As his first order of business Monday, Chancellor Helmut Schmidt scheduled a discussion of plans for the final storage of nuclear waste In deep underground salt beds, and the government said It will license no more nuclear plant construction until wade disposal is assured. Hamburger Landmark Closes - government trials In a hither more to brie armed Militia coninittm that hiv, muted oat own to directly to him. The thounande 01 ci"ttom 01 armed ONdisserleg apparedly loyal 10 Ayatollah Ridiollak F4 have a major cl'all,ng, to the armed torus, psce courts and arhilustlois coadle — the lug.! P"M''w that existed prior to the ml4Ysbrawy rsv,ld1 — us.s t Yl': : ", ' - - . . . •. '•:'-': '•• r -. S. - - . k, .' r Reiovat1on of downtown continues. Royce Graves of Lake Mary looks like a human fly as he applies a coat of paint to the outside of a window frame on the second floor of the building right above Gifts by Nan, just west of the library. A passerby looks on.. 11 ?uitjg o.n sedUud, I* $sIuv W Tie $i. Sec., W N. P'asMa Leo.. sadva PSe. urn. Nosed Clue FuSes. Nid II Salem PlvI Wp1 I... j £ 1 1 __ .a LI S.Nve. WeiS. P$uiNI MMII, U.Nj 0 ftj*JS*$jY, 550W. iv MUS Wee, Maule, MesS saM, #4110aft NWi Tue, NOW •. a '. - - - . .. •.•.• U . -: ; - — )•.• 4 1$.4 .' - ' "O - ' . .i . CHARWrrE, N.C. (UP!) "I think we might as well face weather forces a peak d.naM vice president for production the Nuclear Regulatory (m- nuclear industry Out good for No matter what Southerners the fact that nuclear power is a on their generating ability, the and transmission. ,, you mission, said the Three Mile the safety of nuclear acmay think about nuclear power, fact 01 lIfe now and It has to be nuclear pI"ds are pressed to woukin't know whether you Island accident hasn 'taffeJ cidents," he said, adding that It they are more reliant on it than for some time to come, so we the limit first, would have power from one day the construction of Southern 15 leading to greater safety any other region and might ought to do evèr)lblng we can "We would have difficulty to the next." precaution& nuclear plants. depend on It even more In the to make It as safe as poadhie," meeting our 5 peaks If There's only one nuclear "We've got everybody's at. fdm. said But said Be. Ro Morgan, D we did not have our nuclear power plant In the Georgia Csxruutly there are 19 flu- N.C. nuclear for the terdlon now," he slid. "Maybe units av'ilable to us," said Power Co. system, big spokesnow we (the public) can decide clear power suits In operation The percentage 01 electricity Albert Morris of Carolina man Howard Winkler said the whether we want nuclear power In the 10 Sosglwutern states that flows from Southern Power & Ugid Co., which gets plaMproduces " think the Three Mile Island or we don't want nuclear 9 percent of the with another 31 under construe- nuclear reactors Into the 47 percent 01 its electricity from utility's power and "Is ex. accident was bad for the power." UM all designed to provide so region's homes and Industries two suits and is building three tremely valuable and helps much electricity that one power is almost Impossible to deter- more. keep a downward pressure on 'coisyo'dai says the Sotdh mine. Duke Power Co., which like the total cost of fuel." W" be tirown Into chaos it But most utility firms do say CP&L serves parts of the two So far the Tenneamee Valley they were ordered d...t that w hen warm or cold Carolinas, launched a full-scale Aidherity gets 13 percent 01 Its lobbying campaign last week electricity from the three-unit when it appeared the Nuclear Browns Ferry nuclear plant. '~` Regulatory innluon was That percentage will rise, GEORGIA, Vt. (UP!) sçsjd down in WIN* considering a shut- bowsver,wIththecc,ip4,tjonoi When the dog saw John nby field. down of Duke's three-unit 12 suits at Mx other plants. DENVER (UPI) - After 15 IUe's plane coining In for a Several Lamm Cabinet msm- (nes plad near Seneca, &C., If Browns Ferry were dosed. lan lassane and a passenger, years and 3 mIllion miles as bets have taken alternate for modifications. Those ding he dashed aid on the Werton Whiting, $4, also .01 WA spokesman Mike Butler runway to greet him. Colorado's chief pilot, Jim transportat since Slioun corrections were prunpt.d by said, "WA would be able to Georgia, 5%foi4 aim, InjuShows has been grounded, made an apprgach to Stapleton the accident at the 1se Mile make up the lost generating K1iiie, $4, of Georgia, told ties and were treated at a St much to the rrelief of Coy. IMIIIOI.I Airport with his Island nuclear reactor in capacity by sung our coal-fired aiathorjt,s he p'g3. up avoid Albans Hospital and later in and other Mate Richard u a Saturday as he released. ate wheelo up. Shows S "Mhehid Pennsylvania. oil-tired p oøcIils who ref.e to fly with them down originally, but was about eaking to touch down at a South Ca State Sen. Ithi, hydroelectric dog used to fly with me the flsasbsyaat flyer. private Ii'sding strip, forgot on the second approach. Ails K. Carter had predicted by getting power from other all th e time, and when he saw Sinn he was hired in 1103, A week best cod Shows, 53, wi he did, the plane ns, coining, the Ices of power from Oconee iliti," he dashed out," snagged a utility line and luisane said. me"cutlflcatlois lad S31110011 has Wgg'4 morethois 3 w would m mean temporary blackAccording to the tlawest. ce 4 ether minionmiles .d IM PW OdatoPsrtoofthsDeke 'erce hued Stern Mate cWe have efused to r bb jp as well a Coll, South Cardea, mIMary mu t Viruniform her lbs job. Shem bm on the ditIme HIS of MWANWAisimusirethemod CAIRO, E$(UPI)_EØpt decided to bmk off , mod 01 W1 "ahave to. admib he has a cesual op. ehetricel. L." In homes and 4ispI"41'st on nuclear power. dipl'"MIe relations with Iran In reply to skull., action traspssting primmsrs. preach to flying, IVA "r1— he emcee with armes to adIral South Cirolina has the taken by the Tolsrw govenusent, a Foreign W!iluIjy ''r' refused to fly with ever tekee rss risks. 11. SeeM! and spouting accapacity to got 30 perc ent 01 Its spokesman saidtoday. She. ar learning the I," '1 may he the me fti thitie. MW also have to take electricity by nuclear pai.* The otosuan Charged the Iranian rsgim. of didUstody.iabeatafimM Fmjtyd,"hes,jd, "Imsy Ohm* the diy, he said. while Alabama h a 311 the lel urgie dur • fl1 to mdw peeps issi NO nulased, 1 shalm world be very percent and Virginia with Egypt under p'euwe from Arab "rejeelonim" I e deal wad to make chaotic (it all the South's 31 percentceparity capacity. dida thak the flun elates opposed to Use EgyptIan4s'asli peace treaty. ft Q6* siwar* ueleá ails wore cimed)," &L prrw for serious. Officials said Egypt wee ladermued of the franZ at the aod WWI Aadto C. -Thee, DubS's the *1 a rugj of dSCMiOfl to sever relatIons by its embassy to Tehran. Dog Dashes Plane Cras hes V Firs t Cruise Is A Failure - - .' - Maitland man, according to Seminole County deputies. __ ;, , . ,'~t' - . . "''. ,. ,-,! ~ I I - - - ---' , - - ' - . - Eric I. Mingo Linda Ryiandsv Iouuald Dale Sims ' may Girl Robert Glue, D,Sary iile J. ieeoiii, ossery Wilma Merrick and lilsabeth Ocrman, Deltona lefty Harrewer, Del$O.S CyvIiia Lvidertiousit & Baby Ny. orstiet city APRIL $ ____ ADMISSIONS Sanford: - - DICK FISCHER ft. — — of Central Florida Information Center 24A Azalea Drive Orange City, Florida 32763 Open Daily 9.5 Sundas y 1-5 "Exclusively For Everyone 62 And Over" and served u president iniv76. He Is employed by A.J. Losslng Transfer and Storage — — ---------------------: 0 I cannot visit John Knox Village of Central Florida at Co. - rI3ur this time, please send me more information. DO YOU , WANT TO SELLYOUN . Edith Jackson Eric B. Mingo - J ohn Knox Villag e charge of 19 dubs in Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties. A mem ber of Sanford Kiwanis Club for 16 years, he has 15 years perfect attendance . I - 1 Marvin W. Conner MIIWIi ails Fort Carrie Hodges Patricia A. Hyde Roche Designated Philip Roche of 601 East Third St., Sanford, is lieutenant governor designate of District 6 of the Florida Division of Kiwanis and will take over officially as lieutenant governor in October. He is in - HOSPITAL NOTES - PHILLIP ROCHE ' .~1,-q1 , -.. : - :~I j' - Harry & Freya Mroczkowski, a on your apartments at John Knox Village by reserving before the May 15 price increase. A 10% deposit will hold the unit of your choice. Call today at [904] 775-3840. . radio was stolen sometime over the weekend from the ear of a - - - boy DICHAIGIS sanford: Mali Field . -, I ________________________________________ BIRTHS - - TUCEON,ArIz. (UP!) - Gasoline shortages and weekend closings of service stations won't be a worry for a daring thief who now has a 4,241-gallon personal supply. Gasoline valued at $3,000 apparently was pumped from .15 iwdercowd tank at an Exxon station at a major Intersection during hours when the station was closeo, police said Sunday. The theft occurred sometime between Last Thursday and Saturday, officers said. The storage tank was not forced open, police said, theorising the theft could have been the work of somebody "in an fIcIaHooklng truck." Thelma M. Willel, Deftna 11" APARTMENT BEFORE THE MAY 15 PRICE INCREASE - I Thief Solves Energy Problem Pamela M"chel 1. , RETIREMENT CHAMPAIGN,111. (UP!) The FBI arrests of two men who tried to make $10 million selling a phony DaVinci has led to the demise of an international art fraud ring, an FBI spokesman said. Special Agent Kenneth P. Walton said the two men were arrested Saturday while trying to sell a Champaign resident what they represented as a Leonardo cia Vinci painting entitled "Disputa Jesu." Walton said the two had demanded 20 million Deutschznarks -equivalent to about $10 million - for the painting. He said the suspects never showed the prospective buyer the painting but, Instead, showed only a photograph of the artwork they said they would deliver upon payment. Preys A. Mroczliowikl chuloft, A. Whitmore AVE BY RESERVING -t - , YOUR' LIFEwCARE - : . Art Fraud Ring Broken ADMISSIONS 'Sanford: Linde 0. Neff Is Lucy Inman Gertrude Jones ..•, ' RENTON, Wash. (UPI) - A requiem mass was said today for Ben Butler, who died less than two months after he and his wife won $500,000 In the Irish Sweepstakes. Butler, who died last Wednesday following an illness, never had a chance to fulfill his lifelong dream of visiting Ireland. He had planned to make the trip In August. AP*l'.$ . ..,,, • His Dream Unfulfilled On Nuclear Power .. ,' 5,-' . - South Dependent I i - •' Monday, April 30. im—V.i. 7TN,. 217 - . '" LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UP!) - State police say three men apparently died on Impact when their light plane went down in a Christmas Day snowstorm in a heavily wooded section of the Adirondack village of Lake Placid. But an extensive search launched by the family and volunteers after the Civil Air Patrol abandoned Its search proved fruitless because the winter's trees masked the crash sits from view. Civil Air Patrol Maj. John Roakos spotted the wreckage of the Piper Navajo Saturday evening and got the craft's registration number off the tall, police said. Troopers confirmed It was the missing plane. HUMAN FLY? Epypt4ran Break Relations . - .- Plan. Wreckage Found iim Ewising HisaM -4 - - '4 Pilot. Grounded In a statement adisead to the N=MW sad prosecutors all over Iran, the roseodva—Iral aid flUy that judggs01the MM TJW1d aft lI bw ._ , Action Reports - - Iran's pr'oiecat-gsursl ' • - INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Thirty-three million hamburgers and 16 million cups of coffee later, the oldest original stand left In the nation's oldest hamburger chain closes Its doors today. The turreted little White Castle outlet on the north side of downtown Indianapolis, which sold its first hamburger for a nickel in Aug. 6, 1927, is shutting down because the "building is literally worn out.,, "We are very sad," said Marie Hart, supervisor of the firm's Indianpolis No. 3 stand, which White Castle said was Its longest continuously operating outlet. "Everybody is quite emotional at this time," added Mrs. Hart, who's been at the stand 20 years. __ to* barred mohalcnarlos from budwing wMh -- - pr= Courts Gets Boost TEHRAN, Ira'n (UP!) WASHINGTON (UP!) Spurred by nationwide demands for a balanced budget and spending cuts, an austerity-minded Congress anticipated tough battles this week to determine federal spending levels for the rest of this year and next. The House was beginning action today on Its fiscal 1960 budget resolution, with a number of challenges expected to the recommendation of the House Budget Committee for p32.7 billion In outlays with a $24.9 billion deficit. The Senate version of the budget resolution was completed last week, and differences probably considerable - in the two versions will have to be reconciled. - QUITO, Ecuador (UP!) - Jaime NaIo a *ysass!d lawyer with titti. administrative ezpsrlesios, tsday won presidential elections that end seven of military ____ rule and vowed to concentrate his work on people" of Ecuador. "lam not going to forgets single Ecuadorsan, but I am going to ad my sights principally on those who are most needy," the moderately leftist Roldos said In an lady. morning Interview after winning the Sunday balloting. Roldos served two years as a national legis1.4or bug has virtually no administrative experience. His party, the Concentration of Popular Forces, is populist soup with wide appeal but few figures of national nature. .. United Press InternatIonal Nuclear power turned on a lot more than the lights during the weekend. It contaminated workmen In Canada and New England, triggered protests In Colorado, Oklahoma and North Carolina, rallied supporters around the mines of New Mexico and set politicians trembling In West Germany. American Indians In the Southwest said, "These holy mountains have been blessed by our Great Spirit" - and compared nearby uranium mining operations to the desecration of a church. In Plymouth, Mass., where officials still are cleaning up residue left by faulty fuel rods several years ago, physicist Ralph E. Lapp said It all: Thirman Smith Mary K. West Angel Gonzalez Casselberry Clifford Myers. Doom 1111545 Sanford: Nathaniel & Minnie Bill Fort, a Announces - HOME? -. -- Orange County Cornmissioner Dick Fischer, DGotha, Is the first person to announce candidacy for the girl lo t da fifth district seat in the OISCHAISIS U.S. House of Representatives Sanford Mar,ar.t alaaley currently held by Richard V~ Jenkins Kelly, R-Holiday. Completing Carl Schssnemann his first term on the Orange Helen N. Trent Craig S. Geyefte, Delary Cosidy Conuntision, Fischer Lon Lormel, Daiary two years ago changed his Grace Jolvuson. Delloma political affiliation from Elizabeth Schmitt, OSItma Elaine Von 541951, Kislmmes Republican to Democrat. H. is Kaltdeai French, New SInYrM Barbara H. Chsmbllu, orbew a filth generation Central Floridian. The district includes City Carla Hirp & Baby Girl, Deltens parts of Snb'ole County. - Name_ SELL HOMISI - • - - - Address WHY DON'T WE GET TOGITHERI City GIOUGE MUM Zip _Age John Knox Villageof Central Florida ffENMOM — State Telephone # REALTOR. ASSOCIATE IfALTV ______________________ RfALTORS 24A Azalea Drive Orange City, Florida 32763 322.2421 or 3234fl 3M1 PARK DL, SANPORO OCF-073 . - •r I - . . . -.-.• . . -. - . • , • a • - • .- -- - • -. . ...... - .. S - a. - - .. r 6 .. - - . - - - - - - - - ------ -- - - - - -- - - -- - - -. .. -- . . . -. . - .'' T- ' — '. F- 2'---: - '-... . , --. ... ,- ______ _•-_--.-.- - - - - ----- --•----.-•- -.-- • - . . .. . . -------- . . -. .. -' - - - I •-•---- - - - - -- S - - -, - .. . - - - - �Evening Fkvald 19 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CUSPS 4$1.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30602411 or 8319993 Monday, April 30, With tornado watches and warnings becoming more common occurence in Central Florida than In years pest it would be wise for us to listen to advice offered by-the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) following a recent study by Texas Tech University. Stay away from windows when a tornado is im —minent. It could be dangerous is advice that may seem obvlou& For a number of years, these in the path of a tornado were advised to open a window on the side of the house away from an approaching storm. The theory was that this not only would help them be aware of a tornado's approach earlier and thus seek shelter sooner but also equalize the atmospheric pressure within and outside the house, helping avert an explosive effect on the house. Texas Tech researchers commissioned by NOAA's National Weather Service, found that the By JANE CASSELBERRY act of opening a window as a tornado approaches is 1979-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 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. Erred . - - The Clock Too In blaming the cockpit crew for the fatal crash of Flight H 1 the National iranspnrtation Safety Board has avoided putting the responsibility where it really belongs on the Federal Aviation Agency. A number of human errors contributed to that tragedy, but the basic blame must rest with the FAA for operating Lindbergh Field with an outgrown, jerry-built and inadequate air control system. The NTSB found that the crash, which claimed 144 lives, happened because the crew of Flight 182 failed to keep an eye on the small Cessna with which it collided over North Park last Sept. 25. Certainly the PSA crew broke Visual Flight Rules, under which they were operating, when they failed to tell Lindbergh Tower that they could not see the Cessna. - Had they done so, the Cessna might have been warned off and the accident averted. And, as the NTSB noted, the accident would never have happened if the Cessna had not strayed from its assigned heading into the path of the PSA jet. But there were other points at which the accident could have been avoided equally well if the system had been better or if the controllers had acted with greater vigor and precision. In view of the magnitude of some of the control failures, it is curious that the NTSB assigned them such small importance. For instance, had Miramar Control required Flight 182, as it was supposed to do, to stay about 4,000 feet while flying through the Montgomery Field flight pattern, the jetliner would have arrived at its rendezvous with the Cessna at a higher altitude. The accident would not have happened. Moreover, all pilots know and controllers ought to know that it is extremely difficult to find a small plane a thousand feet below against the mosaic of a city's multicolored buildings. If the Lindbergh controllers had responded to the PSA pilots' expressed uncertainty over the whereabouts of the Cessna, they could have changed the colilson course of the two aircraft. Again, had the Miramar controller reacted with a radioed warning to Flight 182 when his Conflict Alert signal sounded, he might have averted the collision in the last seconds. That is what the Conflict Alert system is for. The controller did not act and the opportunity was lost. And a final question: Why, knowing that Flight 182 was approaching with the certainty of daily routine, did a controller wave that Cessna, flying blind, into the same air space with the jetliner? It is a bitter task to go over the might-have-beens in the crash of Flight 182. However, this was the worst aviation disaster in American history. If its repetition is to be prevented, Its causes must be understood and remedied. It is doubtful that the NTSB has contributed much to this understanding. Clearly the Federal Aviation Agency understands the cause of the accident and has, belatedly, taken steps to avoid Its recurrence. The FAA now has moved to put Lindbergh Field and 40 other major US airports under modern, efficient control systems that will leave less to chance and human error. This FAA action, taken 1Q years too late, speaks louder than any ruling by the NTSB about the root causes and basic responsibility for the tragic and needless crash of Flight 182. ANGL EWAL TERS' ,I, ., Better'scALI c )'O LINE Off With To co 5OmtPQL1 SALT 119, WASHINGTON (NEA)— There is a danger, as the lines are drawn for a debate over the SALT II treaty, that both will, become so fascinated by the trees that they lose sight of the forest. On a subject as complex as strategic arms ntrolItisalltooeasytobecomemJrec in . iless argument over details ranging from the heavy missile "gap" to verification problems of i elemetry encryption. A Mill"I'll L"No P-P$T .. . IDA$ :I /J$ / o,~' 7' ' ) But for the Senate, and indeed for the country, )nly one question ultimately matters. Will the iJnited States be better off strategically, b ollticallyandeconomlcally—wjth thlstreatyor vlthout it? V1111 Even the most ardent advocates of SALT II 'eadily admit it Is not a perfect agreem ent. It nil limit the nuclear arms race, but It will not tWt it. It will preserve the strategic balance t*tween the United States and the Soviet Union, ut it will not restore the clear superiority this C ountry enjoyed at an earlier stage of the uclear era. It will keep alive the possibility of urther strategic arms limitations but it will not uarantee warmer relations with the Russians In ther spheres. It is limited treaty, with limited bjectives. - . 00#0 - -- : 1 .1 By WILLIAM STEW You're 62 have worked all your life and decldd to retire. You go through the paperwork with th Social Security Administration and are notified — in writing, as Social Security always does -4 how much you'll get each month. You disagree, having figured out prevlousl what you think you've got coming. You go to a Social Security district office to complain and get nowhere. You're 33 and badly hurt in an auto accident : It appears you're disabled permanently. YoU apply for disability benefits under Socia' Security. Your application is rejected. You're a widow, 68, with a very small penslod from your late husband's earnings. The penaIo, Step three The hearing officer turns you down. You then ask for a review by the Social Security Administration's Appeals CounciL Again, you have 6o days tofile, in writing. ThIÜ time your plea won't be heard automatically — the Appeals CoundUwllldecide UitwnJ bother 4, review the hearing officer's decision. Step Four The Appeals Council hears yoi plea and still disagrees with you. You have 64 days to file a federal court action on the Appeals Cow il's decision, or on its denial of a review of your case. In writing, of course. You can be represented by a lawyer of youc choice at any step. Social Security employee* are supposed to help you prepare appeals. They also have free pamphlets for you explaining the process in more detail. 1 -- wy - - JACK ANDERSON Mrs. Begin Worr'ied About Soviet Inma te! WASHINGTON The persecution of Jews in mittance to the courtroom, where Nudel was hounded like a wild beast during a hunt. Many sin in Harden's brassbound view: He ha be Soviet Union is no abstract evil for Israel's sentenced to four years of living death In a times I have been seized on the street and thrown married an enlisted wom. esders. It Is a continuing problem that arouses labor Camp. I into dirty, smelly cellars they call a detention Kaleita met Molter when he was an ensign ar4 heir deep personal concern. Goveroment sources told us that Prune cell." she was a radioman second class at the Nava* A particularly harrowing case was brought to Minister Begin also championed Nudel's cause When she went to a clinic for treatment of Communications Station lii Nea Makrl, Greece.l ny t g by Ails. Be" wife of Israel's at a meeting with Vice President Mondale during a heart condition she developed In 1V72, Nudel When Harden heard of the budding romance, hs etine minister. During a recent visit to the pence treaty negotiations. was treated Instead for alcoholism, though she summoned Ilalefta to his office whore, the jwdos handed me a file that she had What had Ida Nudel done to earn his high-level does not drink, officer told us, he received "the worst drsudrig rought km IsraeL It detailed the pflgl4 of We Interest In her case? She had been S persistent, Finally, on June 1, 117$, Nudel went too far. down I have ever faced, includingpbysIca ludel, who Is rotting In the filth of a Siberian vocal critic of the Soviet aovsrrsne,d for seven She hog a bswier from her apartmat balcony treats and estrwiely abusive language." shoe camp. She Is the only female 7ãonust lm- years refusing to be k*tmideIad by torture and and openly criticized the govenxnent. When risoned by the Soviet goveroment. fta huamer*. Indeed, she had become the police red threatened the e'udgn with du, on m Mrs. Begin asked that I bring Nodal's case to "guardian angel" of Jewish political prisoners hi id Molter with transfer beck to thi he 4i4ji of the American pablo. itwas not Rila. them. was charged with "malicious United States If they persisted. But Kaleita hooliganShe ism" and a" ° f$ 5egifl'$ first phi for the COurag.Oua checked with a legal officer end stood up to Denied an at visa In lVll, Nodal fought oflow dissident. In a telegram l June, Mrs. with Nudel ceased. Harden's Led September. Coded g.The result was asergs ofbad W& appealed to Rosalyrm Carter on Nodsi's &W ralteasion with a determination and She 1 "ied in it lad letter: "I will become fitness reports that would rigskleita's care.r;l a Ingenuity that enraged Soviet authorities, silent while being confident that you will not e lan* with dmod deas," she ___ wired Wofling alone In hi mall Moscow PaitmO* remain silent. Ask my tormentors for In- 1*. about diaddeid. who fornition ahoid me end then VA lafy, "the Ida Nodal, the brave fighter a. ccllscte my soffering Will The admiral? He Is Rear Adm. Georg' the r the elementary hIiTW tI Gulag Ardpelago, have a 10 join t*f ad u1sm ce par ls and news of their Shick Jr., who visited the Greek bess in 19T7, 1*4 fnW* emily In Israel, Is to be tried in Moscow. . . We Footnote: The State Department assured ins y mt.d may of thith baCk to health co and encouraged them to many. omenmi4ataadbyberisthistsrrlbhoedeaj. that they are watching Nodal's case "very were released. w.-i:: "The good news of yea' ton it minute, I.ppeal for your cled3," ___ 'a been thc , d.ns.stlon on her behe." "lbs one person above all others who helped omwYaCItOths Soviet govuromneist "at very high People Like you two make the Navy go.. : ' Cwter qpaJy 4 keep up morale and who cuql4adly t*p with 7 wnm, Capt. Harden refused to talk arsossflylnthecass.$1*"aentacahieto*s. •$ersandssrcsl1 th.psnss ,atedbyautobe MIIiTAftY MAIJJAG: When ILj.g. Gary us. :. and qy for do a superlasnani 'goI Ida Nudsi," wrote a U. lCthILa married Tawny Molter on Dec. 21, Footnote; In a series ci earlier columns ,we 10of Ida Nul," the White Mouse kid us. Jsw primer who spent five years In Siberian im, a r 1 dam big wamsd rgp"W on a4hsr tfljy m" do told Mrs. Begin thu a Amorlom u0s. ceegrM'me from Wraiton. But Kahsita's heaven which led to 4illsr aomi Cajt. sb y.p rr.satMM bud bees aent to Nodal's Nodal doosribed the price she paId isa letter to cin.aj u omeur, apt.idaHarden, sing Michael JeIhsky, a model Army .mcer, w 1111. bw Older is 1111116L ' bathavi.'*thSy deals to if, N tosp.ds.dth, relieved ofbIsnn1ai4twoJ1 be g lbs Stat._.per'-'iot lalinuad us hewsvir, ins also. I fleet apiliel to leaver' wrote. "I young ~8 hW ofa Navy carser. hit wile, Sos-Aim, a deli era, tied the knoL ad. wasplaosdisapsso.n...Iwaseussa VorKàita bad ____the sçardssabls Thsy ha" both now rqsiat ' ')II I N(* "I havfallan in Iov* with my ucritay andi am going to liav you for him." Sr * ae -----. - to -- afraj --' a. -- - a -e 4-. -- - ' -. e' -. ... -. - . . .-. A - .. a. a. - a, ' '-e1 #4- • li .__.__._ - ---. . .-.-'.--. Nuclear Plant Shut Down . - . . . - ."',^ - , 0 ! • - .. I GIRL SCOUTS RECEIVE FLAG " • " e H earing In cry . Making presentation ol flag from American Legion Auxiliary Unit 53 of Sanford to Girl Scout Troop 441 of Lake Mary Saturday were (from left) Chaplain Eva Wynne; President PalI Schepp and Americanism Chairman Edith harrison. Members of the color uard were Christina Barrow, Karen Anderson and Chris - The initial hearing for a request fora variance on a 4-acre site in like Mary that would permit the establishment of a mobile 111)11w park on land formnerly zoned agricultural is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at city hall. The land, located at the corner of Washington Avenue and Seventh Street, is six acres short of the city's 10-acre itiobile lionie requirement. There have been objections from five area homeowners to the variance request, City Manager P1111 Kulbes said. chemicals near Crestview early this month reaffirmed the Hollywood Democrat's strong feeling that Florida needs tougher laws to protect the public from hazardous materials. Florida Is the only state in the deep South that doesn't have a chemical dumping law, Dyer says, even though toxic materials are transported In increasing numbers daily through the state by rail and truck. ROBERT PYZNER Navy Fireman Apprentice Robert G. Pyiner, son of Frank J. and Josephine A. Pyznar of 2325 Lake Helen Osteen Road, Deltona, Fla., has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Orlando. He joined the Navy in January 1979. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) If you want to avoid becoming a crime statistic, get married and stay that way. Above all, don't become a divorced person with roommates. A study of a decade of Justice Department crime statistics by criminal justice Prof. Gary Feinberg of Fort Lauderdale's Nova University shows that among the unmarried, divorced persons are most often the victims of crimes. Single persons are slightly less likely to become crime victims and those who are widowed are even more unlikely to become victims or criminals. Married couples are safer against every category of major crime than single persons. But among those who are single, the safest are those who live alone, Feinberg found. - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) State energy chief Caries Warren says he will ask the governor and Department of Administration Secretary Jim Tait this week to approve a series of public hearings In June on his "Energy Emergency Contingency Plan." Rep. John Lewis,D-Jacksonvllie told Warren last week : that the 1971 plan, which Is supposed to be Florida's program for reacting to an energy emergency, "Isn't worth a plug nickel." Lewis is chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee and wants Warren fired. He said he thinks Warren's plan for public hearings Is "silly." 2636 S. Laurel Ave., Sanford. I as been promoted to senior airman In the U.S. Air Force. The airman, a voce process ing specialist at Fort George G. Mea de, Md., serves with a unit of the L1.5. Air Force Security Service. Aim an Mor gan is a 1973 graduate of Seminole High School - ri - 116 ISELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHERI NANCY BUTLER REALTOR- ASSOCIATE STENSTROM REALTY- REALTORS 322.2420 or 323.5105 2565 PARK OK., SANFORD . tons Funeral customs change, but the reason for funeral service remains the same. A life cannot end without some expression of love from those who have been a part of it. N. thjurls. GRAMKOW Weather ri -$ s.a. readlags: tea. thuidersterms. Mali 111-i n II; istoIgh$ 1., $1; pesbahility 00 percea$ today, 49 PAGIS yesterday's high, U; percent lealgin and 00 percent %sr..etrk pressure, 30.92; Tuesday. sila$w h'*ty, 00 percent; Tummy Meyer, right, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eat II mph, 1VDAY'STWF Meyer of Parson Road, Loagwood and Kyle HavIH, Purecast: Mostly cleudy Da1sim leech: high 11:*3 left, of Eustle served as page and messenger Tmeday WO showers a.m., low U7 am., 1:U pa. respectively for State Rep. Bobby Brantley. Rheal thun*er.s likely. Pert Canaveral: NO 11:11 inthehwerIIsadkws ass., low 4:18 am., $92 p.m. Lougwood, liii week in the Florida House of aid Se sppe, Iii, Needy laypurt: NO 4:47 aa., 3:31 RepresentatIves. Meyer, 14, Is a freshman at Lake eui4 I liii mph gassy in pm., lsw$$3 &m., 11:11 pa. Rrutley High School. PAIR OF - - - 3~ FORT LAUDERDALE, Fl.. (UPI) High winds, two Inches of rain and half-inch had raked Broward County Sunday just as residents were recovering from the deluge lad Wednesday that paralyzed segments of the corn':' mailty. ' Sunday's dorm, the product of a cold front that Is el1 :. psctldto remain inthearea for two days, knocked down . power lines, flooded streets, and sheared off trees Property damage was scattered throughout the western section of the county, but there were no reports of serious WANT TO SELL YOUR J HOME? CLYDE TAYLOR are eligible for three hours of college Marine Private Clyde W. Taylor, cred it in Physical Education and son of Lloyd 0. and Martha H. Hygiene. A 1917 graduate of Taylor of $25 S. Wymore Road, Seminole High School, Sanford, he Altamonte Springs, has completed joined the Navy in February 1979 recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. During the ten and one-half week EDDIE JOHNSON trai.i,,g cycle, he learned the basics Staff Sgt. Eddie R Johnson, is of battlefield survival. He was in participating in BRAVE SHIELD 19, troduced to the typical daily routine a joint readiness exercise held in that he will experience during his central Texas, enlistment and studied the personal BRAVE SHIELD 19, involving and professional standards nearly 16,000 troops, will provide the traditionally exhibited U, Marines. opportunity to test and evaluate He joined the Marine Corps in selected Army, Air Force, Army December 1978. Reserve and National Guard units performing specific missions in a WILLIAM MEADE combat environment. Navy Seaman Recruit William D Johnson, a platoon sergeant with Meade, son of James M. Mead of 1006 Sweetwater Blvd., Longwood, the 1st Calvary Division at Fort Hood, Texas, entered the Army in has completed recruit training at December 1911, The sergeant is a the Naval Training Center, San 1966 graduate of Crooms High Diego. School in Sanford. Included in his studies were His mother, Mrs. Emma L seamanship, close-order drill, Naval Johnson, lives at 1921 Airport Blvd, history and first aid. Personnel Who Sanford. complete this course of instruction GIIaflIU! :: Rain Rakes Broward Again to put up to 20 mobile homes on the site if the variance is granted. The matter could be referred to the city's board of adjustment, or a determination could be made that the request is Inappropriate and the developer would then have to seek a rezoning of the property, a spokesman in the building department said. In The Serv*ice MICHAEL SMALL Navy Seaman Recruit Michael J. Small, son of Wilbur V. Small of 2146 WILLIAM WIGGINSJR. Pennsavania Ave., Oviedo, has Pfc. William R. Wiggins .1r., completed recruit training at the WhO5 parents live in Sanfo rd, Naval Training Center, Orlando. recently participated In an Fla. Included in their Studies wer e Emergency Deployment Readint seamanship, slose order drill, Naval Exercise (EDRE) In Fort Hoc Texas. history and first aid. Personnel who complete this course of instruction The EDRE, a "surprise" comeWt are eligible for three hours of college readiness exercise tests the In cred it in Physical Education and dividual's ability to move fast and Hygiene. He joined the Navy in efficiently in case of emergenCy deployment. December 1978. Wiggins, a field wireman with he TIMOTHY MORGAN 62nd Engineer Battalion at the to rt, Timothy M. Morgan, son of retired entered the Army in November 19 r;. U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer First The private attended Semino I# Class and Mrs. VirgIl 0. Morgan of Community College. Energy Chief Blasted the request, Hamilton Bartlett, indicated he plans 'Flie developer making (Continued From Page 1A) programs selected by school only about 24 students in legislation. auditoriums for officials for the children, classrooms and Seminole County, according to As Landis Stetler, Chief of the those in wheelchairs. The law Before the change, parei3ts Seminole County School Board has also been cited as a factor could request a hearing with figures. While the number may Florida Bureau of Education in the changing of the Florida school officials, but the fUial seem small, considering the for Exceptional Students, notes: "As civil rights for race Due Process Law. The determination on which serhundreds of thousands of encompassed the sixties, and legislature In 1975 made viceswere to be offered I he dollars that will have changes in the due process child remained with the lo be equality for women the cal spent to comply with theto law, seventies, It appears that we procedure so that the parents of school board. handicapped children can now 'ducators are quick to point out are on the threshold of pursuing The changing rights of he that the handicapped have the cause of rights appeal decisions made conof the cerning the educational handicapped are realized by rarely been the focus of social han dicapped in the eighties." TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (UPI) Rep. Harold Dyer wants to protect Florida from the dumping of poisonous chemicals, but admits his bill may be delayed until next year because of the difficulty in accurately defining "hazardous mater'. The derailment of 27 railroad cars laden with deadly - modifications. Duke spokesman Alex Coffin said Saturday night 'dUlul No. 3 .th oru 1T1.m-niwoy-1ppuuxmIdIe Lu p.m.. withn'mt incident. He said safety modifications and refueling will begin immediately. eactor No. 2 will be taken out of service by May 12 for modifications if the work can't be completed before then. ,.. . 16 ...Law Day A Contras t Avoid Crime-Got Married' - 11 Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Stickney. - I I L. \ / Chemical Law Sought SENACA, S.C. UPI) A ct ing in accordance with a compromise reached with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff, Duke Power Co. has shut down one of three reactors at the Oconee Nuclear Station for safety - * , - 1 - ' - 4t - - - - 4 MIAMI (UP!) Police called the wounding of Ezell Moore "street justice." Moore, 37, was listed in serious condition at Jackson Memorial hospital with gunshot wounds in the head. Richard Bohan, a city homicide detective, believes Moore was a victim of vigilante justice, inflicted by some of the habitues of the skid row bars and flop houses north of downtown Miami on whom Moore. a convicted robber, had preyed In the past. "The gunmen were definitely people he had robbed," said Bohan, explaining that Moore had a long record of robbery arrests with three of the cases still open. - ____ 1 - - a' ' -I Victims Strike Back - - - - - , a federal magistrate In Jacksonville, four months after Gersten achieved his life's ambition to become a circuit judge. The 61-year-old Miamian was indicted Friday by a federal grand jury In Jacksonville on 13 counts of perjury and three counts of obstructing justice. Gersten was accused of lying to the Jacksonville federal grand jury that indicted former Circuit Judge Sam Smith of Lake City on marijuana and racketeering charges. The charges against Gersten center around his recollection of a Sept. 15, 1976, telephone conversations with Smith during which marijuana was discussed. The 67-page Indictment revealed that Gersten also was under investigation in the marijuana case that resulted in Smith's conviction at the time Gersten testified before the grand jury Oct. 28 and Dec. 21, 1977, and April 13, 1978. - ___ • '-' a'- - - It is possible to get Initial decisions of the Social Security Administration reversed. About 220,000 people did so last year. Here's how: Step One vou days from the you get the first noticeofa decision toaak!ora reconsideration at any of the nation's 1,300 Social Security offices in writing. You can write the letter yourself or use a form available at any Social Security office. Step Two Your request for reconsideration is turned down. So you ask for a hearing before a presiding officer of the Social Security Administration's Office of Hearings and Appeals. Again, you have 60 days from the time You got notice of the rejection of your reconsideration request. Again, ask for the hearing Ir writing. - - - - - .- .... - .' MIAMI (UP!) Circuit Judge Joseph J. Gersten is scheduled for arraignment Thursday before payment under SSI, the Supplemental Security Income program run by the Social Security Administration. Your application is rejected. What do you do? In each case you request a review of t he decision. The Social Security Adm inistration, whose disbursements represent a quarter of the federal budget, has a separate appeals process surprisingly few folks know about. Yet having said all that, It Is still difficult to see w rejection of this treaty could possibly !Ihaflce U. Li*sra, To reject SA LT II would be to snap, perhaps iermanently, the heretofore un broken nomentian of arms control efforts dating back o the 1%3 n uclear test ban treaty. That is dangerous signal to transmit, not only tl) the Soviet Union but to the restof the world as fell. It woul Inevitably heighten tensions bet reen this country and the USSR, and the blame In the eyes of other nations would fall aquarely on the United States. In the absence of mutually agreed-upon gpound rules, bath sides would abruptly escalate he develuanent and deployment of still more rnissiles and weapons systems. Merely by continuing their anna buildup at its current pace, the Soviets by 1005 could ha ve up to 000 strategic nuclear delivery systems —i.e., niasile launchers and heavy bombers which Is inore than we could acquire even with a nasslvely expensive crash building program. Me United States, according to Pentagon ntlmstei, would still have more warheads than he Soviets, but theirs would pack greater leatructive power. Nothing In SALT II precludes the United States rom the development of new weapons that our nilitary planners consider desirable, such as the nobile MX missile. Yet rejection of the treaty would not speed up production and deployment 1 such weapons by one day we're moving as let as we can already. - * jqf pnn,,,,h hi lk,ø ,.,, V... ...i.. t_ .w vie vu. & via wi d LUUBUU ____ - Circuit Judge Indicted ), ' -- today. Attorneys are expected to present a series of motions before U.S. District Judge George C. Carr begins to hear arguments in the case. The class action suit was filed by Bay Area Legal Service of Tampa on behalf of 10 black students who failed the test. The suit seeks to prevent the state from requiring students-tom pa a functionaulteracy. examination- before--they can receive high school diplomas. - The SSA Can Be Ta c k Ied . .'' - ---- - --- I have now been issued to all companies whose Florida business in 1978 exceeded $20 The companies have 60 days possible rate reductions. in March were State Farm Gunter ordered a similar Mutual, Allstate, Government to reduce their rates or file arguments to convince Gunter review in December 1977. The Employees, Nationwide Mutual milllnn b-. ..,rn.v.,. me cnarges IflhiiIOfl'OOflUS tO are not excessive. resuit vas B Fire, United States Automobile Gunter's actions were trig. The department is conducting Florida consumers $38 Assn., Coloni'1 Penn, Travelers gered by a study released by a separate review of all in- million in rate reductions and Indemnity, Liberty Mutual the insurance Industry, showing surance company earnings, the rest in ref un ds, credits or Fire, United States Fidelity and The companies include Commissioner Bill Gunter in Florida auto insurers earning which could lead to rebates by dividends. Guaranty and Florida Farm American Motorists, Auto- late March. Show cause onlers over $100 million in 1978. this fall in addition to the The 10 companies singled out Bureau Casualty. TAMPA (UPI) The first court challenge of Florida' functional literacy tests is set to begin in federal court I I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Owners Insurance, Industrial — The Department of Insur- Fire arid Casualty, Prudential ance ordered another 135 Property and Casualty and automobile insurers insure todiw _J to State --. Vzirrn I'irgi i,n,1 Crn.,nIi.. my. cut their rates or prove they The state's 10 biggest con ipahaven't been making excess nies were singled out iiri a profits, similar order by Insur ince Literacy Tests Begins VIEWPOINT PAW WS Auto Insurers Get Rate Cut Ultimatum Court Fight Over - - BERRY'S WORLD FLORIDA IN BRIEF Along with the warning of staying away from windows, NOAA offers this advice If you're threatened by a tornado: In homes and small buildings, go to the basement or to an interior part of the lowest level — closets, bathrooms, or interior halls are best Get under something sturdy, such as a workbench or other heavy furniture, or the basement stairs. If the storm strikes, cover your head and protect your face. In schools, nursing homes, hospitals, factories, and shopping centers, go to pre-designated shelter areas. Interior hallways on the lowest floor are usually best. In high-rise buildings, go to interior small rooms or hallways. In mobile homes or vehicles, leave them and go to a substantial shelter. If there is no shelter nearby, lie flat in the nearest ditch, ravine, or culvert, with your hands studding your head. Additionally, while an oven window could relieve some pressure on the roof, according to the NOAA study it tends to add additional pressure on the walls facing the storm. The researchers found that most buildings, both commercial and residential, have enough natural venting to take care of the rapid pressure change brought on by the passing of a tornado. And, finally, the researchers concluded grimly, if natural venting Isn't enough, the tremendous winds andll3lng debris brought on by the storm reach the building before the low pressure center of the tornado, with a good chance that window breakage and other structural damage would "open"the building to a far greater degree than any opened window would. _ The Air Traffic Control dangerous In itself. You rim a risk of serious Injury from flying glass and debris if a wind-borne missile should hit the window while you're at It. Monday, April 30,1979—SA FUNERAL HOME 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD, FLORIDA if' ipr TELEPHONE 322.3213 WILLIAM L. GRAMICOW VIP ALL APPLIANCES IN STOCK REDUCED APRIL 23 TO MAY 31 During the Spring Savings Sale at your Gas Companies you can save on all our energy-wise gas appliances. See the complete selection of appliances on sale, including: GAS RANGES • WATER HEATERS DRYERS • GRILLS Come into your nearby Gas Company showroom and see the complete selection of appliances, A r ik,j _*K WITh CO00PANY AND FLO.GA$ COMPONATIO 14 your gas Co. SANFORD 830W. 6th Street ............322.5733 DELANO 206 E. New York Avenue ..... 734-1951 Li .- - .-. C .-_..• -- --_,-• w S - — ,S . _.-, _.- '_Iv -- • * ._.•4 - �V V • Sr P IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . ff m:l!AR .. SPORTS ---. p • _..... Major League Baseball Monday April 30, ifl National League East W L Pct. GB Phila 13 s .723 Montreal 13 S .722 St. Louis 9 9 500 1 Chicago a in ii New York 7 1 412 i Pittsburgh .41 .389 6 West W L Pct. GB Houston 14 6 Cinci 11 10 .524 317 Los Angels 'o 13 435 ' San Fran c 13 409 6 San Diego 9 13 .409 6 Atlanta 13 350 7 Saturday's Results HOuS at Pttsbgh. PPd • rain Los Angeles 3, New York 1 Montreal 6, San Fran 4 St. Louis 12, Cincinnati I Atlanta 7, Chicago 2 San Diego 5, Philadelphia Q Sunday's Results Los Ang 8, New York 3, 1st New York 6, Los Ang 3. 2n Pittsburgh 10, Houston 5 Montreal 7, San Francisco s - Seminole Boys The Seminole High track teams had the kind of weekend they like to remember. The boys team won the district meet, marking the first time the Seminoles had turned that that feat since 1966; and the girls finished second, also their highest in a number of the years. Seminole qualified 12 boys and eight girls District Claim for this Friday's regional meet at Fort Pierce. Among the boys' qualifiers are Tim Hardy, mile relay, 880 and 120 high hurdles; Ociky Baker, mile, mile medley relay and mile relay; Gee Knight, 440, mile medley relay and mile relay; Felix Williams, 440 relay; Greg Campbell, 440 relay, relay; Arthur Jackson, 440 relay; Caryl Young, 440 and 220; Dennis Track Regina Bradley, 440, 440 relay, mile relay; Julie Perry, 440, 440 relay, mile relay; Debra Davis, mile medley relay; Chaeryl Medlock, mile medley relay; and Toni Hardy, 100, 220, mile medley relay. Warren, mile relay, 440; Larry Eason, mile medley Robert Guy, mile medley; Lawrence Rudolph 100, 220,440 relay; and Reggie Branch. 330 intermediate hurdles. Girls who will be heading for Fort Pierce include Alice Bennett, 110 low hurdles; Estelle Hayes, 100, 440 May- mile medley relay; Parade Alan Zelnick and Tommy McGrew combined to pitch ' a two-hitter Saturday in the Seminole Pony Baseball Leagiip Pnnlii Ri, "w Mn* -o- ' cnsrkinu r to a 10-1 •b• Zelnick had three hits for the Food Co. Mike Schmit had a homer and three singles; Seminole pLaza shut down the Magnolia Service Corp., 13-3; Jackson Metal Wri,4, Cnp.i..,l ,4 ., .. vi Lu, V7) i vu a p., 04 .. - • the needle. Right about then, Mets' Manager Joe Torre walked out of his office and into the main area of the clubhouse. When he r eturned to his office, Torre was laughing. A reporter asked him how he felt about that ki nd of thing. "I love agitation," Tone said. "I t hink it releases a lot of pressur e. You gotta watch it, though. Agitation is what started the thing between Gossage and Johnson. You know, I just took a walk t hrough the clubho use, what you would call an innocent walk, but a manager gets so he can sense the atmosphere in only a few seconds. With th at, Stearns opened up on Steve Henderson who was putting on his shirt nearby. "You're hittin' in the four hole and you're s upposed to be our big hitter but you haven't shown me a thing," he baited the Mets' left fielder. "You're showing me the same thing I'm showin' you," Henderson answered, adding a one-word explet ive. "Do sosnethin'outthere,"&earns kept at It. "At least show'em you're breathin'." "Don't worry about me much," Henderson said before walking out the door. "You worry about John Stearns." All this is regarded good, clean fun and often helps break the monotony providing it doesn't get out of hand. John Stearns even had an explanation for why he gave Falcone that fastballslgnfor Yeager with a3-and.2count. "If you throw him a curve ball, you have a better chance of walking him and then you have two men on and the pitcher, (Burt) Hooton coming up," said the Mets' catcher. "He sacrifices and now you gotta pitch to (Davey) Lopes with runners on second and third. Which would you wanna do? I wanted Yeager to hit the ball. He did. Not out of the ballpark, though. He did, and that's why Willie got on me." Griffin Wins It At Paola Mark Hibbard banged out three hits and Mike Whelchel and Brett Molle combined for a five-hitter Saturday as Griffin Construction tripped Twelve Oaks Campground, 14-12, in the Paola Little Major League. The vict ory clinched the first half cham pionship for Griff in. In T-ball games, Power Drill and Fastener edged Ball Trucking, 13-12, as Lee Ayers and Pat Daugherty had four hits each; and Kokomo Tool Co. .. __ .• . . ..)'.' ....11.,-1 r .V'' • i.." • - '•.•i' •a' • .... .- , hOar VPWiriitS4U 4,'_ - - -J . •.. ; .' . .• -' - - ..•.. . -1 . - -. -. . . •• . ' . - 1. 1. • ' American League East W L Pct. GB Boston 13 6 .684 Ball 13 9 391 117 Milwauke 12 9 .571 2 New York 10 10 .500 3 Detroit 7 9 .138 l ' 2 Toronto 7 14 -333 7 Cleveland 6 13 .316 7 West W L Pci, GB Calif 14 8 .636 MInn 12 7 632 "2 Texas 11 7 .611 I Kan City 11 9 .530 7 Chicago 9 II .450 1 Seattle 8 Ii .361 6 Oakland 7 14 .333 61 Saturday's Results Milw 11, Toronto 9, 13 inns. Detroit 5, Minnesota 3 Oakland 8, Baltimore 5 Chicago 3, Texas 2 Kan City 7, Cleveland 2 California 5. Boston 0 Seattle 3, New York 2 Sunday's Results MiIw 3, Toronto 0, 1st Toronto 5, MiIw 3, 2nd Minnesota 5, Detroit 3 Texas 10, Chicago 0 '01 200 1-12 1210011-3 FINANCIAL Al I H PLANNING -4,.,.. . .• ••. 30 1 ' *1* 14 . . Prun,ipan, 211 Mlianoyidi 33 2 -. Osslivl. 3 I I McCullough 3 I 2 Weinberg 3 3 2 Mam.ws 3I2 OQuunn .. .. 355 Iray 315 Hews III 1bsrt 331 .,'.. - •• Clem 342 Gammons 311 Eager 50 0 Markham 23I Thompson • Davis 311 Ford 3 Watkins Ise Totals . 224 MIii•y III Totals 34 I) II !.._-. •.AL.;P :. Ill 01 S pic lank (Herald Phil, by Carl O.Iisr) Tro 322 24-13 Financial Planning •-; - ' TROPIC BANK ' .,-' - Powell - . - -'- -':'' .; •I' .- -: ,. - 12~ ..- .. • •• Atlanta at Pittsburgh. night Houston at St. Louis, night Chicago at Cincinnati, night .-- - .k: Scott Pleasant back t first safely Cleveland 5, Kan City 4 ia is Williams LIMITED.TIME FACTORY.DIRECT $I ::, u: III Straws TOWS 16 131 *11-3 4*4 Ia-Il POOLS BY MAX N. AIIN lot" 43 FOODS 01111. AIIH p.m. 344 mom, N.Y. AAay 3-N.Y. islanders at N. Y. Rangers, 7.35 p.m. May 5-N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 8 p.m. a May 8-N.Y Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 8:35 Pm. a May 10--N . Y. Rangers at N.Y Y I5ders, 8:05 p.m. . Series J Boston vs. Montreal (Montreal leads series, 20 April 26-Montreal 1, Boston 2 April ?O -Montreal 5. Boston 2 May ,-Montreal at aoston, 7 3o p.m. May 3-Montreal at Boston, p M. a May 5- Boston at Montreal, T BA a May 8 -- Montreal at Boston, 730 Pm a May IO-Boston at Montreal, 8 pm Dog Racing SANFORO.ORLANDO Saturday night First race, 5.15, 0: 1 LII Patty 16.60 5.20 3 40 3 Manatee Chickie 4.20 2.80 7 Dr ifs Allen 6.00 Of )-I) 21.10. T( I3.7) 531.50; Time 31.50. Second race, 1-14. C: 5 Wright Anchor 6.10 1.60 3.60 8 Easy Conn 10 00 7.60 2 Topper Go 6.40 0(5-I) 51.00; P(S-$) 110.40; T(S-$. 3) 1,042.00; Time 3I.40. ThIrd race, 5.14, D: 7 Nalee 8.20 140 3.00 4 Lazer Beam 160 2.80 8 Surf Bo y 4.00 0(4.7) i.so: P(7.4) 01.00; T(7.4.I) 351.00; Time 31.53. Fourth race, 5.14, D: 6 DO's Irish Reb 13.00 6.40 1.20 3 Jason Shaw 4.20 4.00 7 Barry Flint 6.80 6 Doll's Princess By United Press International Lynn MeGlothen, 1-1, pitched The Atlanta Braves' Larry 41-3 innings for the victory and MeWilliallIS Braves' fourth straight victory looked secure. But 10 minutes later the shutout, the game and _____ 20 67 ! Porter, KC .Oliver, Tex BORING 16 70 26.371 $anniter, Chi ide, Sea 19 66 25.368 21 75 27.360 Home Runs 2112$-li *0*-I ADAM AUTO :: :: MIAMI (UPI) - First Hayes also grabbed 10 host the Phoenix Sisa. Is I wis :: .S•FlEE IITI 212311 free Willis YOU P11t this WAD REALTY I :: - : Prasor • 312 35$ ospsisa I I :: : =' Tdel. : : 2115 pt van ___ too c s&.m.Z" 1' •---•,.----- ...- ... . . - - ____ - Steve Hooker had a key triple 25 I Frank 43 II II 051115Sf Napili PrltI WIlson mwmwmwmwlq ................- - -• - S - ' L ISI Perkins Harris __________ Underwood Ill lIp. S.iIgso. 2 I I Frank Ofliwald 2 SI Concholis TMats 34 Totals Case 35 I lowe Newell -':' to hits over the final t irinilii.s ill Hrik 5, ( ardillak 1: piB-liiiig thu l. tile' past tilt, C,ir(hilals P:; - - ilium 't like iiu h'nittt'r. said I n-\ t - i'ni.'. i. I Imitighit .0 nell ''lit ii lb htih,hii'ui.s,' t'iliIt.I5 a long putt in oh ill liii' pla'off I iiiuitlu' el cr5 tiiuIit4. I ''u - ell i uiiudt' birdie potts 150i huh,' again. After (bit' uluiti Ii t)IaYoff link' halved in lia r, Wall ii lIlt-ht'd I )&'Vuce'uizu's first playoff iui- de with a 3-foot [)tilt tmt his lIlls OWlI 1111,1 Boll (he'll iuuade bui ihir Iwtts of it, it) 11) 10 feet eet to keep iii'. (('aIim iii tilt' L'lIuiIt' GOOD ('5 N f. 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'-,s 211 LUBE AND OIL CHANG 'E' *; D us Ui-lI **s-is 1 Totals -_.--,- "" 115- Staves - , II - Rullie I eIim'vi'i' In the senior league, David 2II 11 5 Ill ____ Ill Stein Walllouss RIIfl, Minn, John, NY and Jlflkini, Tex 40; Cafdwe4I, PAil Miami -kill ii i- ueaVicenzo, Boros WinLegends Lvuld only shake his head and history of the game Sull(lil y jinli 311 sale" Punch MillS, SD 32. ;.Ano,,jcan League - Koos- Marach - Burroughs and added single 1111141'~, '111c.11, ;:s iitm'F, IF Lyell W)In, CIII, Sutton, LA and ir • \Lilln.% Jeff Gary Matthews and Johnson Hurls No-Hit Victory ,c.$atlosal Lngmp, - Richard, hitless In the final two innings. !riun bbu 1-0; Blue, SF 42; Andular Hank Webb took the loss for the Walkar d Forich, Ha Miesdors Espinosa arid mlgos, his first after three Nub, NUthven, Phil y, 3-0; Reed, Phil Licks *W Littell, 51.1. 3-I. McGIo- victories. Pf*d WIN ad 'aI' lipt runs with two lioniers iiiii i 1-:111s I 1 iI,tilf, uu hut-hi started at till' of the O nion ('reek ('uiintrs ( '1111). ute'lit Illrtiugh tilt' 1811 ttut1 uvent (tack to the 10 PAIl O*P1NI KC I; Manning, C(ev and Peraanowskl relieved for AS H .Rfndolpol. NY , Maracaibo and held Nilami MIrrIeasy III V Howard . 11 PiICM9 Victories III I " at ADDRESS_______________ d wdo.is*ratho.t ' also receive, free, a o*• VIII IUbSCIlpdOss to NShaei. Sho.Isil's STATE ZIP 10 ' :ti-ai.ht h..'. I'iiiIIjr'. I, Padre', 1: Gary Carter drove in four Pa ul \1((.'.kuii(, tkiiii Ovtr it fur an irijuruil In. the third fill,ilk iui'.-etl .i i-Inirict' to get nut the pi.t ott --k hell Mils M uls uisc'd a 12-limit huridue' putt iii (hi' Itithu lii!,' i-111,111% . I ,'Vn'enii, hirdicil 1i t' '.tl .iii:hu amles iii the "11(1I, 1 1 d c, i lh 1II1i iff. lime uiuial ''lie t,--t t hi'.iiig cut it ,ill and -Phl, Hay, Lopes, LA arid seven Innings he worked and ______ '$CBride, Phil 4. IsllpLasilllary American League - Cruz, got credit for his second victory D$Jlgp..eal Sea 10, LeFlore, Dot 9. Otis, without defeat this season. Stazi - the third on RBI doubles by Expos 7, (ilalits 5: nil'it u. the ;itt,iiii if the litritli ,.pp,1 a Ili'-r(uu r.dls II oiii i.ut it the uc utm'r oll tilt' Sat- Saner Pitt 11; Morgan, Cm, Cabelh lid Cruz, Hou I; Griffey, Cm, mlento scattered five hits inthe Totals y' - $ 11 2PS La "., before he got his first hit. Watlosal League - Moreno, Rlghthander Walfm-edo AD a Is All N Null Bruce Sutter picked up his fifth Stargdll drove ill three run, \'lcntii- but a tiii'ue-itiiu pin. heach to spark the Pirates past hit iuoiier .is Motit reu ii hi.tiided 6-5 triumph over the stunned turn philosophical: ''You're tUrtleti if li(IStlIlgIt- gathering Braves. supposed to win games like into it historic OU('iISlOhI. I n one of tilt' 111051 (trallilItut' IcSVIllia.xns yielded a leadoff that." playoffs (lie ganie hills ever single to Dave Kingman and a Mets 34, Dodgers 8'3: Lee Mazzilli smacked a pair seen, the four staged .1 war of walk to Steve Ontiveros, but then recorded two outs before of run-scoring singles and Joel dueling birdies, Atlanta's lead started to melt. Youngblood hit a home run to It took six holes of sudden Ted Sizemore walked to load give New York a nightcap death before Roberto I)eVicenthe bases, bri nging on losing victory. In the opener, Dusty Zo and Julius Boros could reliever Gene Garber, 1-3. Tiizi Baker drove in five runs and finally bump off the team of Ail Blackwell lined a two-run single Ga ry Thomnasson had three RBI Wall and Tommy Bolt thIn_s to ri ght and pinch-hitter Larry to back pitcher Don Sutton, who capturing the 1.egelnts of (;01f Biittner made it 5-3 with picked up his 208th career another single. Steve Dillard victory, one shy of Don p'dtl for Biittner before Drysdale's all-time Dodger Murcer slammed a 14 pitch record. over the right-field fence for his Pirates 10, Astros 5: m of the year. Omar Moreno and Willie second hoer The win ended a five-game IOTAIY $101111 Saws TWO FlEE GIFTS - lit 15. 10, 3. 8 and ~ fect In tilt, " American League - Baylor, Miami winning streak. 27. Cooper, Mu Waller 20; Ma J~leton, Ball and Porter, KC Pettiway had struck out the Dietrich * Cowens, IC and MIIIaiII seven previous times at bat ll IS. ., TNI$ CElTIFICATEIS..ssss aWOOdwO,ki.. Pta.." a fl; Murphy, All and f4'pJ Amigos Sunday, illd Winfield, SD 17. Litit' hits in ttit' se aine to pit F up tlit' thiN icad il%cl Ilic 1111al holes .Illd AIIM AINN b.ri*aum 4 2 I Plemer I2I ______ U. Doherty 3 I $ C°'apbelalne $*I _____ I I I Wal DarvIlIe lace Ill Glean 4llNewhira 411 ____ trolerca to a 6-3 victory over tlngman, Chi 19; Crug, HOu DAYTONA BEACH 342 ss '' Tow ___ 34a '•v; $n 0I1il%t iii \%'.ill, .')5, kno(ked .i -,hot CUIS Lose 63 NatIonat League - Foster, Inter-American Leagueleading HI HOME SHOW VOLUSIA MALL crw&i i •v•"w# MILAX ""-UP 0. I I3IlLsods I ww J.Csrsi Marts coIN Cooper and Thomas, Mil Runs hatted In i'Ilthi-llli;i!id t\pliisit'Ii to n , it' Itro'I,'- 'I ':Ii - ori,'s in Murcer's three-run homer, in a 8.60 3.50 3.00 Pu ut of his ba tting slump with a American League - Lynn, pair of jos I; Singleton, Bali. Grich,, and lead th e Maracaibo PeS I. SAMING ' it k \1i i - i' ,intl i"i t'd llaas. ',i mliii: lutist of (hit' ti'irtitiiu,;:t c-riled up ill third iml;ii-'' uittei ho-anfl a tusti-shrol 1300 680 1.80 2l, Carter and Dawson, Mil S. . '. . ultimately the win were gone. runs in the sixth inning, on "We needed a game like Jerry Royster's run-scoring that," said Chicago Manager single, and in the seventh, when Herman Franks, whose Cubs AUSTIN, Texas , U11li Dale Murphy became the first iiI.itilIli(iil"hlIii snapped a four-game l osing mnajor-league player this Four mcii who qua llf .15 it ,,s i i FI- ti- u - k i streak by scoring six times with season to hit nine home runs. legends in tile sorld of golf thit- ii.uv's hit liueulu,'IIts :\ulum'tn: two out, capped by Bobby Braves' Manager Bobby Cox ','T0tt' it special chapter ui the othicu thilligs - ' National League - Murphy, baseman at Pettiway broke Hagoss 411 9; Kingman, CIII 7; Bonnell, o Cans" III &U"wo lot took a two-hit shutout and a 50 lead into the save for the Cubs. top of the ninth inning and the The Braves scored twice in FINAL 0 R.d Sox 2, 1%iigt'1", 0: Sn's e 1t'nku pitciOLl (('Hi. Ili ski m hall throliIi h 1-.t iiinins kfer U:mii t,r', lii. S-', Idle Sm U: In Uavlr 1w "ii a (Inuhit' du;s, k amel .luii Kern the left-field na', but ii'.ikm! ''ihI)il(t'd tI a four - h itter .10(1 iiiiitfi-itiiiiri i mud help fr'n' ltidf Belt. Hill S.hlilpIt' intl -'%I Dick i)r,,tt ,illti B itmi cacti iIi d ii tt it runs t( defeat California . '1411 P. 1Oriole -,11, ..%s IBrt'tcrs 1-3, BIut' Jo httti 00)- c l.it -d Ii e \liki' (i11v.c11 pitched a iiii,') s iiltllfii;Iii liii ,t'-FUii hit 1uutuut for bus fourth vict .huts l) Gan l(i',iuit-kc and andto &•atl diI tuket' 10 the first Km-ti Sirit:It'tuii in ,l 10-run. canie. I )a c I•t'Illa(lcf!yk, 21). 14.00 4.20 and a single while Scott Seligson had three hits in I Lamar Scott 1O inies victory over Fan Insurance, rally with a key double. Sixth race, 5.14, A: S Road Two - Cubs Come From Grave To Grab Win Q(3.4) 2440; PlO-]) 124.30 T(5-3- sit the hct 11 t it i-Old '(Lipped l .th ;ir.l1i '-on: trr ak 'ni hi 'ike N.m-ait v -i.liIt' - Texas (Jenkins i - 0) at I Billion 3.60 Morrissey and Steve Metzdorf ComBank's 12-1 win over the Kansas Cily (Gale 0-2). 8:35 Q(5.4) 104.50; P(5.5) 140.00; T(6-5* also had two hits Johnson p.m. Athletics. 7) 1,312.40; Time 31.25. Baltimore (Stone 21) at walked two batters. Seventh race, S-l4,C: Seattle (Bannister 1 3), 10:35 1 Shining Basket 8.00 4.00 In other games, Lance Wall AFCOM P.M. 3 Claura Mabel Al 1 H HAGEN HOMES Boston 5.00 3.60 and Lance Palmer had key hits (Eckersley 21) at Al I If 8 Wright Frisby Dulls 3.60 111 Howa,d Oakland (Langford 04), 10:30 317 Hale 0(1-3) 23.50; P11-3) 57.30; T( 1-3.1) and Rod Mets and Jeff Jackson 3 II Golmont 3II p.m. Canfield 3 I I Sunuloton 371.50; Time 31.12. 30 I combined for a four-hitter as New York (Figueroa 7-2) at Whalen 32 2 Miller 301 Eighth race, sC: California (Barr 00). 10:30 Breen Insurance was ed III Nuss ged by Tow, 300 7 Weed WychlffQeeDeel.7O 16.00 3.20 3$I battle p.m. 150 3.00 Gene LetterioCo,, 8-7; Decker's isi,er Sla 2 II Snow,, I II Tuesday's Games Irewn SIlNelow 2WinciSongsLove •, 2.80 Royals socked it to Meiner's luger Minnesota at Toronto, night 31 I Marshall 210 0(5-7) 33.40; P(7-S) 244.20; T(7.S. Bar-B-Q, 16-3, on the combined Iaiki Milwaukee at Cleve, night Ditore Its 7) 24.00; Time 30.20. Pearson I I $ Thurman Detroit at Chicago, night IS$ Totals 24 4 7 Totals Ninth race, s- I&, B: 21 I4 Texas at Kan City, night 2Vaquero 10.00 1.00 3.60 LETTEIIO SIIIN New York at Calif. night BArron AS I H Al I H AFCOM 5.40 3.80 Boston at Oakland, night * ill -a Jackson i 1 I Palmer 3 Crazy Runn er 2 I S Hagen Homes XI 000 -I 5.60 Letterh. Baltimore at Seattle, night 4 I I Clsapdeiav, 4 21 0(3-0) 31 00 P12.5) 05.10; T(3$.3) Mets 2 3 5 Wallace I3I 531.00; Time 31.47. Wall FAll HAGIN 3 2 2 Newborn 41 Scaletta Al NH 311 Napahsi Al I H Teflthrace, S-iS, A: 311 Russell 211 Vandsryift 3 I I $ Golmsnt 2 5 I green -Leaders Howard -2 Team Player 1.40 3.60 Fewlor 3 $ $ Conway 3 I 1 Gallalser 2$I laflung 3 I $ 5Ikt$0 6 Sharkey Pete 3.10 Avenill 3 I 2 Hutsell 3 I I Cbencliai.r 3 I I brews 3I$ (based on 35 at bats) PInnell 3 I I Freycenct Marshall 2 $I 0(1-2) 40.40; P112) 40.00.n T(l-2-4) I 5 5 Totals is 7 4 National League Palmer Miller 2 5 I Oswald 20I iII 45 .00; Time 31.30. -G AS H Pd. I s. Smith Totals Nslws I I I 24 I $ Eleventh race, 0.14, C: 'Foster, Cm h.aty 2 I I Turner 21 81 21 ISI 2Gifted Flash 6.60 3.10 3.20 Letturlo $25133 -S Nuss 21 I Whittington 311 Winfield, SD 22 90 31.378 arm 331011-7 Campbell 3 Brave One 50$ Kiiipp III 7.40 5.20 Cromrtie, MtI 11 90 29 363 . Thurman 1 I S Wagner I$I 7 Hand Out Scott 3.50 'Royster, Ali 1$ Totals 22 9 s Totals 2$ I 3 0(2-3) 22.20; P12-31 OS-SO; T(2-3-7) BRAUN GIANTS Griffey, Cm 20 66 30 .349 CADILLAC ISS.3 0 Time 31.55. Hag.s AS N H III 115-2 AtI Oomeil, 20 70 24 .343 *5114 Gill 415 Parr NI I..i Twelfth race, '.D: tddox. Phil ' Lanes 11 67 23 3 I I Mass 413 6 Big Ryker 9.20 3.40 4.50 SollIn -Carter, MtI 12 3 Cochran 17 59 20.339 3 I S 3 Snob Appeal P151111(1 4.60 4.00 4 I 3 POftiiis Mreno, Pit 2II 1$ 71 24 336 Waiewski 2 Ornery 3 I I James 4.60 31I ' Morgan, Cm 19 73 24.329 handHold 21 2 DeLisi. 0(2 31S 'P*rker, Pit Norton 15 70 23 .329 I $ $ Smith 1$ 0(3-4) 1940; P(3) 42.00; T(O-3-2) bsilason 41 I Walker AMERICAN LEAGUE 311 23S.20; Tim. 30.IS. Story 3 I I lairs 'V WEEK I II GAD H Pd. HorwIts A-3,743; Handle 1252,426. 3 S S GvIgaard 35I ..$qmp, Det II 19 20.408 larbIer. 2 I I Totals .0 , So 1 4 '-12taIley, Mm Grady 19 71 2$ .394 iII l Walker $11 10 36 14 .359 Amigos Totals . 31 111 ,' 'emon, Chi 70 10 31 .313 Whitaker, Del Iraun 17 51 22 379 III $31 1.-S Giants IN 211 5-3 'ooper, MU 21 57 31 .375 - i ' - - NHL Playoffs By United Press International Semifinals (Best of Sevenj (All Times EDT) Series I N.Y. Islanders vs. N.Y. Rang. ens (Series tied, H) April 2 N Y Rangers i, N.Y Islanders i Minnesota (Hartzell 10) at SAWIN 2. It's a 34" lathe 3. It's a 16W drill press • 4.ies &12" disc sander 5.lt'sa horizontal boring machine D't miss dde wswing unfted4w Pro Hockey (Slaton Toronto (Lemongello 0-2), 7:30 Mark V • wOrlIInatooIsinonepreparuuforay • home repair or home hobby project.. • l,lt'salO" table saw -- April 28-N.Y. IslanderS 4, - - - p.m. rr FREE " IIUi - e Mark Go 1.20 3.10 Springs Little League, hurling a Steve Shakar; and AFCOM SiayHawk Queen 6.00 no-hitt n o-hitt er t ld Gorfine's trounced Hagen Homes, 6-1, as 1-I) at 0(5-5) 03.50; P(S-l) 707.00; T(O-I. -Cleveland (Wilkins 0-1). 7:35 1) 4.400.20. Time 31.04. Jewelers to a 2-0 major league Dave Fisher ignited a five-rim Milwaukee *4 • Five Major Power Tools Packaged Into One Unit '. re liever in our lea gue last year. Today's Games (All Times EDT) II work1i 3 The, - was the best and Leon Roberts alked. Nc Virk 1,irtt-r I -i:.nr, .1 chasing Mlrabella in favor of uul,i htinu th to York Yankees suffered their So it's obvious we need luni." Davis. Horton hit the first pitch calile wuuR-i ii th- n;jr third straight one-rim defeat at Mariners' Manager Darrell with a two-rwl single, sending be fore ti- r.afl' the hands of last-place Seattle, Johnson said, "Our pinch Roberts to third. T%% ins a.'rigi'rs •l: and in each game the Mariners hitters are batting .400 and Horton moved up on the thros ii,ilte littt'tl lii. rallied in the late innings to pull we've certainly got good to the plate UIid after Ruprt o. Iii our in1. iiiout a victory. ..d4 .IRV ii' m ileage out of theni in this Jones was salked intentionalls t'lchi bits f'iurth h in 'r itt the ''We could have used Rich) series. And Willie horton's Tidro Caine on and pmuth \likc Mirslian , .iiut Gossage in a couple of starting to look younger to me hitter Bruce Houhte slunnied situations in this series," said all the time." ri'titt'retI tm. st'Vt'l1tI1 say, 1' his first delivery down the beau \111iiitsuti New York Manager Bob In the ninth, Julio Cruz drew right-field line. Rafael Vasquez. Lemon, after Seattle scored a one-out walk off loser Paul 1-0, picked up the victory. Illdjafts 5, 1111%,11'. I: three runs with two outs in the Mirabella, 0-2, and after Bobby 'ftlurmiialI's Munsons first Tu'bv llarraIi' I u e-rtin ninth inning, off relievers Paul Valentine struck out, Toni homer of the year ii ttl 0-flIli ihiuihit: hiihiIitiitm-iI 1 fi'ilr-flhii Mirabella, Ron Davis and Dick Paciorek singed. Joe Simpson shot had snapped Ii 2-2 tie in fifth iuiin ,tiid Hi F c ,itut Tidrow Sunday, to post a 6-5 was inserted as a pinch-runner the sixth llIflifl 111111 it appeared i(i \Iuntt' t'uiiiiltirieil , The world-champion New Tony Johnson came up with five-hit pitchi ng of Kevin 11111 Boston 2, California 0 7)1,270.00. e-Bflltlmore 13. Oakland 1 . the clutch performance and Steve Chasey, plus three Filth rico, S-la 0: -, Seattle 6, New York 5 6MineolaQigJill 39.40 I3.10 6.60 Saturday in the Altamonte hits each by Greg Seidel and • all over." Dandridge salt "That's the rebounds while pla,Ü Hayes scored one-third of his way our offense is set up. minutes. trying tobeCosne the first NBA points in the third quarter, Dur tie cruclalsltuatkrns, DrewpscedtheHawkswlth te in a decade to win con- when the Bullets extended a 62- I'm able to control the tempo." 29 points and guard Terry secitive titles, got 13 of Elvin 50 halftime lead to 7649 enDandridge personally re- Furlow came off the bench to Hayes' aeaion4ügh 39 Points in tiring the final period. Then he butted the Hawks every time add 21. the third quarter and 17 fourth- yielded to his forward partner, they pulled within four points in In the oilier Eastern Conferquarter points from Bob Danl1dge. the final period and It was his ence wnlfipal series, PhilaDandridge to beat the Atlanta The 14614 forward was held 11-fool juniper over Job. Drew deiphia beat San Antonio, 0040, Hawks, 10044, in the seventh to 12 over the first three with 39 seconds left that gave to force Game 7 Wedaesday gaine of their Eastern Con- quarters in L4ndov,r, Md. But Was$ngton a t741 lead, and night in San ference semifinal series, hi the I quarter, the 10-year sent Preeldent Carter, one of 0. The Western Conference "They gave us all we wanted veteran had 29 points and the the 19,006 spectators at the finals begin Tuesday night and the Builds rose to the Builds had M new tomorrow Capital Care, bleeding for the when the defending Western r -•. .d .. . i. - Bullets, Coach Dick Molt.. "Now It last four or five minutes," •. ' •. : •7 '•' San Diego at New York, night San Fran at Phila, night TUPPERWARE COFFEY PHOTO AS H AS N H Pioawits 322 s 4i1 McDONALD'S Camp 3 1 2 Pei McDONALDS 315 DON'S SHOES Al I N TUPPI*WA*1 harrIs 4 S 1 Fr&tos II $ McArdls 4 I 2 Mutter LAKE AS I H 4I1 Al N H Al I H Schianhiaw, 301 Chase Synsr iII 21 5 Ingram 3 2 2 AIIM 2 II *1*14 Jon" 31 I I. 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SISOkIF 4 I I 3 I I le'ilsam 25I Dune 3 3 II Ed,o 311 KIwI lenibaum 3 21 3 2 I leans ChassyM. lark 4)1 211 Dunn 4• Sterme James , Mullin 4 I I Raines 13 4 4 3 2 D.IW,t 2I$ larnett lank Hill 2 3 I Undiwood 37 137 3 I I CVlrion 3 3 I P.1 211 211-4 Taylor Smith JACK-IN. 2 I I JOYCI WILL 1 S s Totals 4 5) S. lainus Brubaker 2 2 I Hagen l'Otton 2 s 0 Ah liter Auto 510 515-I 3 2 2 Fotr Mitchell THE-lox Totals II I DRILLING 321 7 31 1 Thlebav,h 35$ r ii S. Shaker 4 1 3 2 1$ Williams 41 1 helens Al I H ab Greenwald 31 S 31 $ Orates S I $ Wilson 3 3 2 Houghton James 3 I $ Cal" 3 2 3 Yowl 3I2 344 MIlls S. 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The All-Stars are at win over Datro Landclearing; and Barnett Bank clubbed Jacksonville this weekend, Sanford, 6-1. ORANGE SANFORD TWELVE OAKS Al N H CAMPGROUND M. HiboIrd 323 AD N H *w"4 73 I. Deamlims 3 1 I Mills Ill L.Dsarbsm III Rim I 7 Suckmes*sr 311 4 12 MI.HlISord 4*) Massey 321 S. McCaskiI 472 Cracker 361 M. McCaw* III OlIvst ISI DiI.srNNI III "I 421 ty tie son $11411 kb SSI TIotir 331 60""'O" , $32 31 4 Totals 2$ II 15 Tows 35 is 5 Twelve Oaks - . ..._•.. GRIFFIN III 475-Il .. VFW Al * H POST 1410 421 AIIM 132 Lancaster T. Groom 30$ Thayer 4 1 3 Kin 312 Gardner 311 I.werssx 311 Jsinuon SI) Kessirior II 1 Anlrians 211 lIcs 215 Bradley 1 0 I Gasny 3I2 Dub 318 winters 10$ Glover 11 I LeIltiq Ise Marlow ill Koiliday ISO J.Grsin. 2 I I II, , Totals 3112 'Ioisnksmp 1 00 lIcter 100 Weaver ISO T,saI, 24 3 1 .. '' . I' 2 II 2 11 21 0 IS 023 I00 1314 S ROTARY - . $omlnsloP$a.a m 1331-14 - :yV. Los Angeles (Rau 02) at Montreal (Rogers 11). p.m. - San Francis (Nastu 00) at Philadelphia (Ruthyen 3-0), 7:35 p.m. San Diego (Owchinko 00) at New York (Swan 2-2), 8:05 p.m. Houston (Ruhle 1-3) at St. Louis (B. FOrsch 0-2), 8:35 p.m. Tuesday's Games Los Angeles at Montreal "He By United Press International triumph. ;., Ra lly Late Ai gan Vs. Yanks ariners 4 I. eleven pitchers tied with Earned Run Average (based on 15 innings pitched) National League -- Arujar, Hpu 129; Espinosa, Phil 1 55Lamp, Chi 216. Swan, NY 2.19 VUCkOVICh, St L 2 2S • American League Heaver, 10, Oak 050 , John, NY 1.13; Marshall, Minn 135; Montague, Sea 1.38; St oddard , Bait and Drago, Bos I 50 Strikeouts National League Richard HOu 40; Hooton, LA 78; Sutton: LA 27. Mura, SD and Blue, SF 26 American League Ryan Cal 35, Jenkins, Tex 30. Wortham, Chi 26, Aase, Cal 25; Koosman, Minn 23 Rangers 3 lot) May 1-N.Y Islanders at N.Y Rangers, 835 pm, (All Times EDT) Lan, . 1111W . Mopped Jack-In-The-Box, 16-13, banging out 25 hIts. ormill % c. _____ . "You just hit when your contract is up," Stearns kept applying McC.rmIc Titus 1_ ," 3 Victories Can. Cincinnati s, St Louis I Chicago 6, Atlanta S Today's Games ww,,n 3 1 I lumsir III Hoary Jenn ings I I I Wslnlck CrnIdsisIII lism Colman II TStill otals Prsichnir I All-Stars Nab "I've done everything in this league. What have you done?" "You hit .2 last yea r and you're hitting only a buck-sixty now," Stearns rasped. "... so who are you to talk about hitt ing?" "1 hit when I want to," Montanez countered. "You hit when you Philadelphia 4, San Diego 3 Doll I In other games, Fat Boys winners and McGrew and Bar-B.Q got three hits each NEW YORK Mill) -Ballplayers on the same club perpetually Wayne Thomas had two apiece. from John Bucker and Michael agitate each other, the only condition being that a guy who's In other games, H&D Realty Davis and Smith Insurance, 10playing never gets on another who isn't. downed Process Machinery, 9. 0; Tupperware edged Richard That was caused all the trouble between Goose Gossage and 2, .as Byron Overstreet scat- Coffey Photography, 8-7; Cliff Johnson in the Yankees' dressing room. Gossage was tered five hits; Smith Insurance Tupperware came back with an playing and Johnson wasn't and when the back-andforth began crushed Adams Auto Parts, 14- 8-3 win over McDonald's cm heating up a bit, Johnson's inner resentment surfaced. 2; Milex Tuneup whipped Brian Ingram's homer and twoBut every club in baseball has its agitators. Adams Auto Parts by 22-5 as hit pitching; Galaxy ipets Willie Montanez and John Stearns of the Mets were going at it in trimmed Dino's Pizza, 84; front of their lockers beforeSunday'ssplit of a double-header with the Dodgers at Shea Stadium. Don's Shoes was led by Mike "You gotta be crazy to do that," Montanez got all over Stearns Sawyer's 2-for-2 and four-hit before Sunday's opener. pitching in a 15-3 win over McDonald's; Clint Baker The Mets' first baseman was talking about something ed six hi ts and Mike The Sanford All-Stars scatter happened the day be fore in Saturday's 3-1 loss to the Dodgers. hit a homer and t 3. grabbed three victories over D'Ainico With the game score less, one out and one on, and the coun the weekend to run their double to lead Barnett Bank and-2 on Steve Yeager, who ordinarily hits fastballs better than past Alar Auto Parts, 8-1; seasonal record to breaking balls, Stearns gave Mets' left-bander Pete Falcone the The local semi-pro baseball and Dick Joyce Well Drilling sign for a fasthall. Yeager ripped the pitch for a two-run homer, and that's what team defeated Orange Lake by nudged Jack-In-The-Box, 17.4, Montanez was climbing all over Stearns about now. He was doing scores of 11-5 and 15-2. The with Danny Vanzura getting a other win was a 4-2 triumph key triple. it in a loud, serious tone of voice, but underneath it all, he was over Mount Dora. really kidding Stearns. Also, Golden Comb Salon got Levi Raines led the 'Stars 'What the hell do you know about hitting?" the Mets' receiver two hits from Henry Gomez and hitting parade with eight hits snapped right back. two from Paul Evans in a 17-3 including two homers. "Don't tell Inc what I know," Montanez hollered at Stearns. . sMITH ADAMS AUTO INSURANCE Al 1 H AIIM Nophow 201 Martel 130 Corsi 200 Smith 211 Iiwirs I IS Sviv III NWSU A IS TsvD.øw. 530 Corti 211 iIiM$.. I I - victory over North over Central Florida Electric. Orlando Foods. A Matter Of Agitation - Bennett set a meet and school record of 14.7 seconds on the 110 low hurdles. Pools By Max Knocks Off Sports Title iI Monday, April 30, -ruq tl,r,i Id, S.nford, Fl F. - - 555 W First Street Mon. Fri. 7:306 Sat. 0-5 3222821 I IV- I,. ' l - .1 ' '1 - �SA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, April 3o, 1979 M MAE .._ ---- - OURSELVES - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL SAXONY Miss Luman, Brian Rus h Repeat Vows 16' SCOTCH ROYAL VILYIT ODOO GIN OLD CROW SIR. KY. BRB. 5949QT. Mary Elizabeth Luman and Brian L. Rush were married April 21, at 6 p.m., at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. The bride's father, the Rev. Ralph I. Luman performed the candlelight and double ring ceremony. The bride's parents are Reverend Luman and the late Mrs. Luman of 305 Larkwood Drive, Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 0. Rush, 406 Satsuma Drive, Sanford. Providing pre-nuptial selections were Larry Franklin Isenhour, soloist, Hickory, N.C.; Mary Catherine Summey, soloist, Hlckery, N.C.; Tee William McLane, trumpeter, Orlando; Dorothy Ann Bean, soloist, Chattanooga, Tenn. The bride who was escorted to the altar by her brother, Paul Martin Luman, chose for her vows a formal gown of white organza lavishly enhanced with chantilly lace and seed pearls. Reembroldered lace accented the sheer yoke and tapered sleeves of the fitted bodice. A lace-scalloped overskirt opened in the front over a sunburst of tiny pleats. The same lace was repeated on her sweeping chapel train. Her chapel length mantilla veil of Illusion was secured to a lace and seed pearl camelot cap. She carried a cascade of daisies, yellow roses and stephanotis showered with baby's breath and white and yellow streamers. Miss Carol Rose Cavalluzzi attended the bride as maid of honor. She wore a maize gown of siesta fashioned with an accordion pleated skirt, blouson top and capelet sleeves. She carried a bouquet of daisies with three yellow roses and wore a spray of baby's breath in her hair. Bridesmaids were Miss Robyn Susanne Heavner, Miss Carol Joan Carlson, Miss Tina Louise Scotland and Mrs. Thud Alan Rich. Their seafoam, apricot, sky blue and pink gowns were identical in design to the honor attendant's. They carried daisies to match their gowns. The bridegroom's father served as best man. Groomsmen were Thud Alan Rush, Mark Randall Brown, ANY 12- 65.85 GOOD MON., APRIL 30 J. W. DANT 100' BOND QUART 5.99 JUT OK KA cUITOMU W/cOUPON GOOD SAT., MAY S LANCERS ROSE 21.401. 2.79 UUT TWO PER CUST010111 W/UPON OMEGA 94• GIN MOST OTHERS ARE 809 IMP. FRENCH V.S.O.P. BRANDY PHILLIPE 5.99ANY 12 QT. 69.95 TARKOV VODKA MEXICANA IEQ. UI IA -uct (GOLD OR WHITE) 5.49 49c Sic Sic 700 Oil hUh Am" "In 11(11*111 (IOUI US CAISAStAN UK TWIST All SIT RA. SCUWINI IlT ION Alit lIP CAIIIM IN SIAM ST US SLAtS I WINY! SCITCII VillA III 1111 LUCY IDLICA SI TNt 5TN SiltS UNIT IN 551711 CSILICTOU 1.41 Sic 76c 34 NSUcaalsIIaav QT. A Benefit: Running To Help Kids Who Can ' t I Ken Kirchman, president of Florida Software Services, has announced that a 10,000 meter race will be held at Crane's Roost at 8:00a.m. on Saturday, May 5, to help increase public awareness and understanding of the second leading birth defeact in children — Spinal Bifida." Entry fees are $4 if postmarked before April 30 and $5 after that date and should be sent to Florida Software 10K Challenge, P0 Box 2269, Orlando, Fla. 32802. Every runner completing the course 16.21 miles) will receive "au attractive commemorative T-shirt" and will find a "wide array of delicious fresh fruit" welcoming (hem at the finish line, according to Kirsclunan. It's a "A Hun to help the children who can't," race. MRS. BRIAN 14, RUSH Kenneth Scott, Scott Urbain, Jaime Seda and James Paul Mauldin. The reception followed at the Garden Club of Sanford. After a wedding trip to the Florida Keys, the newlywedsewlyweds are making their home at Jacksonville where the bridegroom Is stationed in the United States Navy. Busy Hubby Doesn't Want To Hear What Wife Says 0 And esc caiso In And Around Altamonte Springs DEAR ABBY: What's my apartment. about that You're Never Too Young or Too problem? My husband doesn't lease—hunt up a lawyer. Old." Send $1 with a long, selfwant me to talk to him. Gerhard Do you wish you had more addressed, stamped (28 cents) asks me not to talk to him friends? For the secret of envelope to Abby, 132 Lasky during mealtime because he's popularity, get Abby's new Drive, Beverly hills, Calif. "busy" eating. He doesn't want booklet: "How To Be Popular; 90212. me to talk to him while he's driving because he's "busy" And God forbid I aiuwu try LO I1UJI to ium wnue In And Around Longwood he's reading or watching TV! high rent. We walk as lightly as Abby, this Is very hard on me possible so we don't disturb because I come from a large, the tenants below us. We keep VFW To talkative Jewish family and I me volume on our 'IV low after love to talk. Gerhard is half 10 p.m., and ask our guests to Norwegian and half German. keep the noise down out of (Cold and bossy). consideration for our neighHe calls me from work every hors. day to find out what was In the Last month a young couple mall. Then I get to talk. moved above us, and I've never Please put this in your heard such noisy people! And -------- ANY 12- 63.95 AN TO YSIM MISIATUSt COULCIION ISOM lOUTWI LAS MIT ASIOITIIJIT VIOlA 11111$ CAISMIAN SCITCI (CVI maim CIII LIQUINI FNItANOIS VIOlA .MSAift$ SLAtS J IN 3 *1. $1 I'll PT Mark FRENCH WINE PRICES! IMPORTED NICOIAs CANTIVAL Loyalty Day FRENCH WINE RED TABLE WHITE TABLE ROSE TABLE 3 SN 2*" coiumn. uernaru never misses what sounds like stereo music May 1st Is Loyalty Day that "Dear Abby," and It's the only goes continually and very special date on which patriotic way to tell him what I think, loud. Americans highlight their ESTHER IN FLATBUSH I complained tothe manager, patriotism by publicizing the DEAR FSTHER: U this is the and she suggested I speak to fact that Loyalty to one's only way of telling Gerhard them, so I went up and asked in country is vital to the existence what you think, face It, Esther, a VERY nice way If they could of a free people. your marriage Ii finished in be a little more quiet. They The Ladles Auxiliary to the English, "Mptit" In German, slammed the door In my face! Veterans of Foreign Wars. - - u ___ "terdig" In Norwegian and "i Since then, out of spite, Department of Florida will drerd" In Yiddish. they've been noisier than ever, sponsor a special program at Tuesday. May 1 at noon will DEAR ABBY: What does a I complained '0 the manager Beardall Park, downtown be a covered dish luncheon and person do when a friend has lost again. She said she was sorry Orlando at Orange Avenue and a member of his family by but there was nothing the could So. 8th Street, at 2 p.m. to installation of officers for 1979) for the Longwood Civic suicide? It doe.n't seem right to do. celebrate Loyalty Day. League Woman's Club. This Ignore the tragedy. Yet you Our nerves are shot. We're A memorial base "honoring annual luncheon will be held at can't write a note saying, "I not old grouches. We are those who served in the armed the home of Gladys Piloian at was sorry to hear that your reasonable people. What should forces and in memory of those 521 Markham Road. father shot himself." If I said, we do? We have another two who made the supreme Devotional will be offered by "shot himself accidentally," years to go on our lease. sacrifice will be dedicated as a Mrs. Charlotte (*to. Serving as would that be better? NOWHERE TOTURN perpetual tribute to those brave hostesses are Mrs. Gladys R.RINS.F. DEAR NOWHERE: awn who proved their loyalty to Pilolan and Mrs. Jan O'Steen. DEAR ILIL: No. Jest oiler Assuming the apartment America In it's time of need. All members of the woman's your condolences and don't manager is not the .waer, VFW Post 07 and ladies club are invited to attend this mention the clrcnmstaieeo. appeal to lbs swier of the suifliary will be participating year-end function, DEAR ABBY: We live In a U that doesn't br in the ceremonies and helnad firstclass high-use and pay results, bunt up another provide the funds necessaryfor the flag. VFW Post 827 and ladles auxiliary held an All-Night Bingo at the post home. Proceeds from the successful event will benefit Cancer Aid and Research. j next regular meeting of the VFW Post =7 and ladies auxiliary Is Tues., May 1 at a p.m. All members are encouraged to attend. The * Saturday, May 5 at 7 p.m., will be the Installation of post and auiilfary officers for lflONat VFW Pod 8307 and ladies auxiliary. Dinner will be served M7p,m., with a dam tofglQ, All are invltei •. I - -. - - - - - , •. - -t S .1 bC . '. • S ' , , . s..-........ . . t, ............_ _ - - -* _ .- - -- - -. —. - - ,.. .. . .. - —. . - - - - __ _ * - — - Monday, April 30,1979-1 B The Altamonte Springs Garden Club has elected the following officers for the 1979.80 term: Ed Kelsey, president; Walter Holier, vice-president; Mrs. Joyce Chase, recording secretary; Mrs. Irya M c L e a r ii, corresonding secretary; and Forrest Green, treasurer. The club viewed a film Life-saving Techniques NEA Selects Herald Story For Series A feature story, "Skid Row Bum Helps nkind 41 Years," written by Herald Correspondent Joan Madison has been selected by Newspaper Enterprise Association (NEA) New York City, to appear in NEA's :. In America" series. The article was published in The Herald on April 8. It featured the accomplishments of recovered alcoholic Clarence Snyder of Casselberry, a founder of Alcoholics Anonymous who has the longest length of sobriety of any living member of the organization. About being initiated into the big league of iotwnalism, Mrs. Madison said, "It was the outstanding subject matter that deserves the credit." ..._. Ia.. I 11 ITTeulullodges Wedding Plans * pastor. Rev. Pinson has ministered in several churches in Orange and Seminole Counties. ---Congratulations to Cordella Treece, who was just elected vice-president of the Central Florida Aft Association, JOAN MADISON Herald Correspondent 831-7216 * and a demonstration by Mrs. Sue Boardinan. Mr. and Mrs. Van Thompson won first prize in a contest for the most u ii u s u a I IIower arrangment, and Mrs. Herbert McLearn took second place. The Forest City Baptist Church has elected Rev, Wuodrow Pinson as interim TONIGHT'S ___________________ TS1D7a' EVENING 6:00 00 012) NEWS STUDIO SEE Jump flopo' (R) 6:30 (102 NBC NEWS c a CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS €D VILLA ALEGRE 7:00 (1) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary's apartment turns into a deliver when ,n,u., gives birth at a party. 0 THE CROSS-WITS 0 JOKER'S WILD ) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPE"Makin' Music" A well. known singer-composer demonstrates music fundamentals with the aid of computer animation and young musicians, (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 IN SEARCH OF... "Bermudo Triangle Pirates" 0 FAMILY FEUD 012) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Carol And Sis," "Back Alley." D DICK CAVETT Guest: Tom CIAL O 8:00 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hittell of 2017 Mellonville Ave., Sanford, are announcing the final plans for the marriage of their daughter, Robin, to Harold Hodges. The wedding will be an event of May 5, at 7p.m., at the First Church of the Nazarene, 2541 Sanford Ave. All relatives and friends are invited. TV 11:30 ff1 TONIGHT Guest host David Brenner. Guests Charo, Helen Gurley Brown, (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 ROCKFORD FILES Rocklord tries to clear his friend Detective Becker of trumpedup charges of drug dealing. QPOUCE STORY When two innocent detectives are charged with murder, their lives and those of their families are totally uprooted. (Port 2 of 2) 12:00 (4) BIG VALLEY Victoria and Audra are forced to go along as hostages of three Inept sale robbers. LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE The Ingalls are shocked by the decline of Walnut Grove and the low morale of its few remaining residents . (Part 2 of 2) (R) (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW An unscrupulous agent (Art Metrano) sends a beautiful girl to persuade one of Coach Reeves' top players to turn pro. (R) O ABC MOVIE "Beach Patrol" (Premiere) Christine Delisle, Richard Hill. Two special police teams who patrol the beaches of Southern Cali. fornia in dune buggies try to elude a deadly sniper and capture a drug pusher. ) BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL "Keep Out Of Reach Of Children?" The proposed ban on television advertising to young children is examined. ) MARK RUSSELL Washing. ton's resident political comedi. an lakes aim at both the Republican and Democratic Parties. 9:00 (4)0 MISS USA BEAUTY PAGEANT Filly-one young women from around the United States compete for a title. crown, and scholarship money In the 281h edition of this annual event, live Mississippi. from Biloxi, 0 GLOBAL PAPER "The Fight For Food" A look at U.S. food policy and how it affects the rest of the world. (Part 2 of 2) 30 (2) 012) NBC MOVIE "This Man Stands Alone" (Premiere) LouIs Gossett Jr., Clii Gulager. A black minister runs for the position of sheriff in a Southern county during the height of the civil rights movement, OAIC MOVIE "Samurai" (Premiere) Joe Penny, James Shigeta. A young assistant D.A. uses his skills In the martial Will to prevent a man with an earthquake-causing machine from destroying San Francisco. 10:00 TODAY U THE EGISIAlURE 12:40 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "McMillan & Wile: Death is A Seven Point Favorite" (1971) Rock Hudson, Susan Saint James. McMillan Is given an autographed football bearing the message that a quarterback friend of his might be involved in game-fixing and murder. 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS O THE PRICE ISRIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 11:30 (2) 02) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD AFTERNOON (.2) PASSWORD PLUS (.4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0002) NEWS ID EDUCATIONAL GRAMMING PRO. 12:30 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 011) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 1:00 (.2) 12D TOMORROW Guests' Producer Tony Bill and psychi. atrist Dr. Armando Morales, who discuss the gang movie "Boulevard Nights"; author Nancy Friday. @J NEWS . MORNING 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 0121 PTL CLUB 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY @DCRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 6:25 (2) PORTER WAGONER 6:30 (4)KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 SESAME STREET 6:47 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 (2)0121 TODAY M 0 FRIDAY MORNING 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA 7:25 CD TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS (Ii (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES j MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (.4)0 AS TURNS THE WORLD 2:00 (2)112) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (12) ANOTHER WORLD (F 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED STUDIO SEE 3.30 (1)0M'A'8'H(R) ID ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE 000 COUPLE 0 BEWITCHED 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES MAKE ME LAUGH g SESAME STREET 4:30 ç MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN ff2) ROOKIES 500 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 THE ODD COUPLE ) MISTER ROGERS (R) 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 0 BEWITCHED 7:30 (2)(j2)TOOAY 0 0000 MORNING AMERI.. (tLAZA TWI)lui CA PLA LzA 8:00 C4)O CAPTAIN KANGAROO O STUDIO SEE MIL 11905$ 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000MORNINGFLORIDA 0 NEWS 8:30 (1) (M TODAY 60000 tdØJ4$ffQ AMERJ. ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU 9O0 (1) (4) DOAHUE 0 MKE DOUGLAS 0 MOViE 0INAHI EDUCATIONAL oRto 1100 DICK CAVETI Guest: David Halberstam. (Pail I of 2) CARD SHARKS U (4J LEARNING TO CARE 10:30 ALL STAR SECRETS OWHEWI 12:00 12:37 0 THE FBI "The Satellite" (2) (12) 8:30 Announced Edie Barrett i:aifle down from Toledo, Ohio, to help her long-time friend, Cordella Treece, at the Renaissance Faire, which was held at the Maitland Art Center. Edie served on the board of the Toledo Artist Club while Cordella was president. "We're never this lucky in Toledo," said Edie, referring to the beautiful sunny weather. "Here you don't have to worry about down-pours or wind. It's delightful weather." All in all. Edie was quite impressed with the authenticity of not only the scheduled events but the garments worn by the participants. She likewise' wore an appropriate costume and looked lovely in her gown and bonnet. She found the Faire, "very, very interesting" and she "learned a lot." "I never realized women m the 16th century fenced. Their husbands taught them. They carried swords around back years ago." (4) UPBEAT 10:00 - Hy 1111 322 1102 1:30-9:30 'j pa YOUNG FRANkENSTEIN LPLAZAiu1 1 :4$. 1Tht"10I01 PG SMOkEY AND THU UNDO [LMovu(Lp _________________ may 17525 322121$ CHARLIE AND THE HOOKER PRO. AND AT 10:11 Th. NevisOf A 1000 Mesons �. . - '••.,-- . I • • ZU —Evenini Herald. Sanford, FL . 4 - . _________________________________________________ Monday, April30, 17, Legal Notice They Call Her'BrofherAli& Monday. April 30, 1979-35 Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Legl Notice CLASSIFIED ADS NoticfliiWin that the THE VACATING, ARANDONING, undersigned are engaged in DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING business at 120 N. Park Ave., San. OF RIGHTSOF• WAY. ford. Seminole County. Florida, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: under the fictitious name of St. YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE f CIUCAGO (UPI) — Her union was not directed to just women teen-ager she sought to get dependent because none of the Johns Realty Company (Not Inc.), NOTICE mat the Board of County and that we intend to register said Commisiloners of Seminole County, mrades around U.S. Steel's steelworkers but to everyone." another job on a day shift, but factions fit her liking. nome with the Clerk of the Circuit Florida, it 7:00 o'clock p.m. on the 1tinsi .................4k a line amxnoth South Works plant Ms. Peurala says she dlda't was not promoted. She ran on a campaign Court, Seminole County, Florida, In Th'4 day of May, A.D., 1919, in the 3c.fl,ICUfiVItifflIS . . . . 3$c a line with the provisions of County Commissioners' Meeting tall the motherly woman thlnkhersezmattered much In a line 7c.iicut1V1th1)I1.....3k stressing plant safety, health accordance 3:30 P.M. 1:00 AM. — the Fictitious Name Statutes. To 'q was training guys for that Room at the County Courthouse in S1ster Alice" or just plain the campaign. MONDAY thru FRIDAY strengthening of the grievance Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes, Send, Florida, will hold a PublIc SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum procedures and Increasing 1957, and shall operate as a real Hearing to consider and determine "All I know Is the plant has job and they were and I wasn't," sheall said. estate broker partnership with the *tesher or not the County will union responsiveness to the But Alice Peurala — all 5 about 7,000 men and 500 following partners: So. always the fighter, vacate, abandon, discontinue, close. Signed: AS. Peterson, Jr. et4ofher—packzawallop1n women," she said. "I think medasexdiscrlmlnatlonsultin rank and file. renounce and disclaim mv rtalt A.B. Peterson, Ill County and the pubiic in and to the Chicago steelyard.s. mostly it dkth't play a role. I 1%7 and two years later won — She will take a three-year Publish: April 30, May 7, 14, 21, 1979 the the following rights-otway running Ms. Peurala, 51, Is the first think I helped overcome any and got her promotion, leave of absence from her DEI121 through the described property, to. oman ever elected chief of a misgivings anybodymight have wit: duties as a mechanical equipINVITATION TO SIP Over the years, she grew The East 100' of right.of.way of steelworkers union local in the had or any chauvinism about Ive In the local's activities ment tester to fill the full4ime Pistol Range Shelter State Rd. No. 419 Contiouous to the production sector of the basic electing a woman. People caine Seminole Community College post of local president. of the West ½ East of Stat. South Sanford, Florida to know me as very outspoken, and on the grievance board — steel Industry, Rd. No. 419 Plus the North West I/ of _____________________________ Seated bids from Contractors will the North West I/ East of State Rd. To top that, the plain- as a fighter. Sometimes you but she always stayed be received by Owner, Board No. 419 (Less the North West '4). 4—Personals 1$—Ilpntsd ________________ ipeaking, bespectacled woman heard comments like 'Dammit dependent of factions in the Trustees for Seminole Community Sec. 33, Twp. 21 South, Rng. 32 East. ________________________ you know that woman's a tough local. College at 11:00 AM., May 22, 1979 Seminole County, Florida. in mld.May will become ACOLORFUL FUTURE in the Board Room of Seminole PERSONS INTERESTED MAY FACED WITHADRINK1NG I started becoming dent of Local 65, representing fighter." Wl ISA PHONE CALL AWAY ADVERTISEMENT FOR RIDS Community College. The following APPEAR AND SE HEARDAT THE PROBLEM? some 7,500 steelworkers — one Ms. Peurala went to the steel active I was the only woman PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given is included: Life is more colorful when you're TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECI. Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous 25 yard firing line shelter in FlED. that Sealed Proposals will be earnIng good money and Can Help she said, of the largest locals In the mills In 1953 and soon married attending meetings," existing pistol range, wood timbr received by the Sanford ui meeting nica people Call 644 BOARD OF COUNTY Phone 847 3333 country. and had a daughter. She later noting that was in the days Authority, Sanford, Florida at the and deck construction with concrete 3079 for details. COMMISSIONERS OF Write P.O. Box 1213 ."it's a pretty Important was divorced, but kept right on before affirmative action, when Engineer's Office in Sanford, foundations. AVON SEMINOLE COUNTY, Sanford, Florida 32711 Bid documents are open to public FLORIDA position, and I didu't really working, raising her daughter women stayed in the home. Florida until 2:00P.M. local time on NiOHtL A PRbBLEM May 17, 1979 for Castle Brewer Court inspection in the off kes of F.W. (SEAL) IN YOUR FAMILY? campaign as a woman," said while she worked a swing shift "They would always first call Apartments Storm Drainage Im Dodge Plan Room and Central By: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ALANON Ms Peurala about her election as an observer in the plant's me 'Brother Alice' and then provements in accordance with Florida Builders Exchange in Clerk Forfamillesorfri.ndsof Drawings, Specifications and Orlando; and may be obtained from By: Joann K. Hare EM PLO V ME NT correct themselves and say, lad week, In which she topped metal process department. Probiemdrinkers Procedural Documents prepared by the offices of Gutmanfl Dragash Deputy Clerk For future Information call When her daughter became a mean Sister Alice. two male rivals. "My program Associates Architects Planners. Publish: April 30, 1919 Clark, Diet:Engineecs, Inc. 641.3333 or write _____________________________ _____________________________ The prolect, located in the City of incorporated, Sanford Atlantic DEli2S Sanford AiAnon Family Group "If I had been a man, I think Sanford, Florida, consists of in National Bank Building, Suite 40S, ___________________________ LEGAL NOTICE P.O. lox 333 l0orlbyearsagothe union men stallation of storm drainage piping, P.O. Drawer 93$, Sanford, Florida NotiCeIfPVbleCHeaViaI . SInfOrd,Ff..II;N manholes, inlets, and headwall 1. 32771,uponrequestaCCOmpaniedby __________________ would have seen my Interest general ceanup & grading, $25.00 deposit per set. Notice Is hereby given that the Somebody is Iodilng for your Deposit will be refunded in full for Board of Commissioners of the and said, 'Hey, come in with pavement repairs, grassing and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SMALL CLAIMS COURT ORANGE bargain. Offer It today In the mulching at all disturbed areas two sets to contractors submitting Housing Authority of the City Of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA NEED HELP FAST? us," she explained. "But no one bona tide bids and return of Sanford,FiOrlda,WillCOfldUCt Public CASE No. 63309 Classified Ads. PRORATE DIVISION alfected by this work. offered COMMERCIAL CREDIT LOANS, BE documents in good usable condition hearings pursuant to regulations WILL WE'VE GOT THE File Number 1$-411.CP PROPOSALS INC. PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ within S days after the opening ot promulgated by the United States ,VHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Division But she saId even If offered ALOUD Immediately after the blds.Refundforsetlinexce$sof two Department of Housing and Urban 2700 E. Robinson Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. PEOPLE FOR VOW IN RE: ESTATE OF Orlando, Florida 32102 p.o. Box 1031, CIwtr., FL. 33317. she would have stayed in- expiration of the time established will b less $15.00 to cover cost of Development, for the following MARSHALL H. HOSK INS, _____________________________ reproduction, on the same basis of purposes: above for receipt of Proposals. CALL 323-517k iPerformand Hearings pertinent _________________________ DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS return of documents. Deceased J.D. GREENE. JR. Found & S—Lost Contractors who obtain bid to the implementation of approved AND PROCEDURAL OOCU. NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION SECRETARY documents and do not bid the protects. ______________________ MENTS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Good typing, some speed writing, 2. Public Hearings In which the Drawings. Specifications and project,mustreturnsameat least 10 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST . - -LOSt: Small, red, female Dach. super interesting work with THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL CIRCUIT COURT ORANGE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Procedural Documents may be days before the bid date, or pay l9lgCommunityoeve$Opment Block shund. Pinecrest area, excellent company, $140. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, obtained upon application at the 5)5.00 per set to defray cost of Grant program wIll be presented. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED COUNTY, FLORIDA . Reward.322S903 FLORIDA Puyblic HearIngs wIIIbe held May CASE No. 72.1750 office of Clark, Dietz and reproduction and handling, as set IN THE ESTATE: BOOKKEEPER CASE NO. flOOI9.CA49K 1,l9l9andMayS,1979,atl:OOP.M., AssociatesEngineers,Inc.,SOOWest forth above. YOU ARE KEREBY NOTIFIED NORTH ORLANDO BANK, Subcontractors and others may inthe Redding Gardens Community 6—ChiId Care SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK Fulton Street, Sanford, Florida, that the administration of the estate a Florida banking corporation Excellent skills for excellent OF ORLANDO, upon the payment of a deposit Of obtalncomplitebiddocutflentsupon Facility, In the City of Sanford, _________________________ of MARSHALL H. HOSKINS, •'scompany. Take charge person. I banking corporation, $3O.Ooperset.Thedepositshallbein deposit of $23.00 which wIll be Florida. dec.ased, File Number 7I.411.CP, is iD. GREENE, JR. Will train on peg board. $700. WILL BABY SIT Interested citIzens are invited to cash, or check drawn payable to refunded, less $15.00 to cover pending in the Circuit Court for IN MY HOME Plaintiff, Clark, Oietz and Associates. reproduction cost, upon return of attend hearings, and to comment In Seminole County, Florida, Probate TYPIST 322.5921 Engineers, Inc. The deposit for each documents in good condition within S favor of, or opposition to propOSed '' Division, the address of which is AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP., set will be refunded to bonafide days after opening of bids. Partial prolicts. ORANGE Longwood aria, Industrial firm Seminole County Courthouse, CIRCUIT COURT tds stable person with good a Florida corporation,a.k.a AUSTIN bidders upon return of the Contract sets to material suppliers will be 6anford, Florida 32171 The personal COUNTY, FLORIDA 9-Good Thin to Eat Dated this 24th day of April 1979. _____________________________ DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, Documents In good condition If not !ssued at cost of reproduction. typing skills plus accounts representative of the estate Is CASE No. CI 11.6263 by: Thomas Wilson, Ill Each bid must be accompanied by payable & accounts receivable. Robert M. Adkins, whose address is THE ORLANDO BANK & TRUST WILLIAM W. AUSTIN and CITY OF later than fifteen (IS) days following Executive Director SANFORD, a Florida municIpal the award of a Contract. Any non. a certified check or bid bend issued Strawberries lag, plentiful, 13 qt. Building 77, Apt. 2. Lake Mann COMPANY, Corporation, FULL CHARGE bldderuponreturningsuchasetwill by an acceptable surety company Publish: April 21, 29, 30, May 1,3, ' or more 3 for $1. YOU PICKI Drive, Orlando, Fl. 32505. The name a Florida bankIng corporation fornotlessthanSpercentofthebase 1979 EVERYDAYI Other Vegetables be refunded WOO. and address of the personal vS• BOOKKEEPER Defendants. at Treasure Island, Hwy. 44, E. Drawings, Specifications and bid. The successful bidder will be OEI.1SI representative's attorney are set GREENMYER, INC.. AMENDED of Lenburg. Must have P & L through trial (4) 717.3119. other Contract Documents may be required to furnish performance a corporation and J.D. Greene, Jr. forth below, NOTICE OF SALE examinedatthefoilowing locations: bond and labor and materials IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR _______________________ balance, good benefits, fast All persons having claims or and Frances Greene, his wife PURSUANTTOCHAPTER4S raises. NOTICEOFSHERIFF'S$ALE Clark, Dieti and Associates. payment bond, each in the full SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA demands against the estate are Br'tiom NOTICE isgiven that pursuant to Engineers, Inc. PRORATE DIVISION ____________ ___________ amount of the contract sum, Issued that NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN required, WITHIN THREE an Amended Summary Final Pile Number 19.16$.CP by a bonding company licensed in NIGHT WAREHOUSE 300 West Fuiton Street MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF by virtue of that certain Wril Division Florida. Sanford, Florida 32171 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Execution issued out of and under Judgment of Foreclosure dated Need dependable person f or CrEtive Expressions To be eligible for consideration, IN RE: ESTATE OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk the seal of the Circuit Court of April 19, 1979, in Case No. 79.0019. established company with ex CA09.K of the Circuit Court of the bids must comply with the laws of HARRY EUGENE TOOKE, JR., a. Dodge Plan Room of the above court a written Orange County. Florida upon a final celient benefits. $579. Call Jo.An, 3231112 Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and ____________________________ Florida, all conditions of the ia 611 Wymore Road, Suite 204 statement of any claim or demand iudoment rendered in the aforesaid for Seminole County, Florida, in HARRY E. TOOKE. JR. ak.a specifications, and must be madeon Winter Park, Florida 32159 they may have. Each claim must be court on the 14th day of March A.D. MANAGER TRAINEE which SOUTHEAST NATIONAL afacslmileofthefor,n Included with HE. TOOKE, JR., 11A-kts$Ci'afts in writIng and must Indicate the 1972, in that certain case entitled BANK of ORLANDO, a banking ____________________________ Sales personality with desire for Central Florida Builders Ex. the contract documents, In basis for the claim, the name and The Orlando Bank & Trust Com. corporation, Is the Plaintiff, and change, Deceased duplicate, enclosed in an opaque career. National company with address of the credItor or his agent pany, a Florida banking cor. AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP., NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION sealed envelope bearing the name fast promotions. $20 Irma Avenue complef S Craft & Hobo's,' or attorney, and the amount poration, Plaintiff .vs. Oreenmyer, a Florida corporation, a.k.a AUS. and ad&ess of the bIdder and TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Orlando, Florida 32103 Supply In Central Florida. claimed. If the claim is not yet due, Inc. a corporation and J.D. Greene. TIN DEVELOPMENT CORPORA. marked: PISTOL FIRING MANGE, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST HORSY DEPOT, 1910 French' DRIVER the date when it will become due Jr., and Frances Greene, his wIfe, lION, WILLIAM w. AUSTIN and SEMINOLE COMMUNITY THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Florida Construction Report Ave. kflfOfd. Fl. shall bs statsd. If the.cla%mIs Optindanli and by v4'tu oitho Must hay, good drIving CITY OF SANFORD, a FlorIda OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED COLLEGE, and delivered not later 2308 A Winter Woods Blvd. contingent or unllquidated. the prior writs of execution as a104'e. municlapl steady employment, m corporation, IN THE ESTATE: are mentioned than date and hour Winter Park, Florida 32192 nature of the uncertainty shall be mentioned which were delivered to Defendants, I will sell to the highest PROPOSAL GUARANTY local, 1l4bnIid YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED above. stated. lithe claim is secured, the me as Sheriff of Seminole County, and best bidder for cash, at public relect that the administration 00th. estate Owner reserves the right to Each Proposal shall be ac CAR PET INSTALLER CABINET MAKER security shall be described. The Florida, and I have levied upon the saleat thefront door of the Seminole companied by a certified check or any or all bids or certain portions of of HARRY EUGENE TOOKE, JR., EXPERIENCED ONLY claimant shall deliver sufficient following described property owned Light experience will qualify. deceased, File Number 79-16I.CP, is County Courthouse, Sanford, an acceptable form of Proposal a bid as stipulated in the FORM OF 3223153 copies of the claim to the clerk to by JO. Greene. Jr. and Frances Florida, at 11:00 AM., on the 15th Guaranty 6,332.1603 ___________________________ in an amount equal to at PROPOSAL, and to waive any in. pending in the Circuit Court for enabiuthe clerk to mail one copy to Greene hiswife, said property being day of June, 1979, SECURITY GUARDS located in Seminole County, Florida, descrIbed property the following least five (5) percent of the amount formalities and technicalIties in Seminole County, Florida, Probate each personal representative, set forth in the of the Proposal, payable to the order bidding, and to award the lob in the Division, the address Of which IS EARN EXTRA MONEY. Pay Immediate openings, steady work. All persons interested in the estate more particularly described as Amended Summary Final of the Seminole County Housing best interest of the Owner. No bid Seminole County Courthouse, taxes, fuel bills, past due bills. to whom a copy of this Notice of follows: judgment of Foreclosure, authority as a guaranty that if the shall be withdrawn for a period 0030 Sanford, Florida 32771. The personal Earn money at home. For appt. LAWN SPRAYER Administration has been mailed are l. One 1971 Chevrolet SS Con. From the NWcorèierofSection3s Proposallsaccepfed,theBidderwill days from the opening date, representative of the estate iS Call 3742056. THREE WITHIN verlible, whitegreen, VIN No. Township 19 S Range 30 5. run execute i*quired, ____________________________ Good company, good benefits. PatricIa Stenstrom, whose the Contract, and file ac Publish: April 30, 1919 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 1D67U2K612720 being stored at 17.92 thence South 0 is Post Off Ice Box 923. Rinehart Bookkeeper•accounts payable, degrees 06' 20" E ceptable Performance Bond within DEI.127 Shell Casselberry, Florida along West line of said SectIon 33 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF stable person. Road. Lake Mary, Florida 37716. II. in Various and assorted receivable & payroll. 10 hr. ten 110) days after the award of the HIS NOTICE, to file any oblections week. Salary commensurate and center line of Airport Boulevard address of the per. Contract. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNEj The name and they may have that challenges the household goods to be sold FACTORY TRAINEE in a lOt. adistanceofl$2.S0feettcrapointof CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS with experience. 323O873. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. sonal representatIve's attorney are vallditV of the decedent's will, the Complete inventory available from inning said point also being the forth bet! Any contract or contracts CUlT IN AND POE SEMINOLE set No experience necessary, im. qualificat Ions of the personal the Civil Division of the Seminole SW corner of ACADEMY All persons h$vIng cFaims ° MANOR awarded under this Invitation for COUNTY, FLORIDA mediate openIngs. Agincy Trainee rspres.ntative, or the venue or County Sheriff's pepartment. All UNIT I as recorded In PIat 5001113, bIds are expected to be funded in CIRCUIT CIVIL NO. ls.n31.CA.at. demands against the estate are lurisdiction of the court. property being stored at A.J. Page93, Public Recordsof SemInole part by a grant from the required, WiTHIN THREE United K PARTS CLERK ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND Are you a self starter? A gOod MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF LOSsing Transfer I Storage in County.Florida.runthenceNcrthlf States Department of Housing and JAMES T. BARNES MORTGAGE OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Experience in reading catalogue Sanford, Florida. phone voice & an aggressive THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF degrees3o'10" East along the South Urban Development. Neither the COMPANY, WILL BE FOR EVER BARRED and the und.rsioned as Sheriff Of line of said subdivision 1,013.0 will Put you with company with Personality is the key to success. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk feet United States nor any of its a Michigan corporation, Dateofthefirst publicationof this good Potential. Seminole County, Florida. will at to the SE corner of Lot 101 Excellent Opportunity for plenty of the above court a wrItten of said departments. agencies or em. Notice of Administration: April 30, 11:00 A.M. on the 16th day of May SubDivision: run thence Pd of room for advancement. Plaintiff; statement of any claim or demand 153.07 ployees is or will be a party to this 197$. BODY MAN AD. 1919, offer for sale and sell to feet to the SW corner Of LOT Enthusiastic only need apply. they may have. Each claim must be 109 of Invitation for Bids or any resulting y Robert M. Adkins the highest bidder, for cash, subjct aforesaid Sub.Divlsion: run thence Call 3234176 for Appointment. writing and must Indicate the trad. Good experience a must. *8,00 hr. GARY MATHEWS ad CECELIA in ,. As Personal Representative to any and all existing liens, at the N $9 degrees 36' 10" 5 270.00 feet to basis for the claim, the name and Bidders must comply with the ROBERTS G. FISHER, good raises. Nurses, RN'S & LPN'S. Aides. of the Estate of address of the creditor or his agent Front (West) Door of the Seminole the SW corner of LOT 16, PresIdent's Executive Order Li'Vein companIon, short term Marshall H. Hoskins Oelefldafltl. or attorney, and the amount County Courthouse in Sanford. ACADEMY MANOR UNIT II as Numbers 11248 and 11373 whIch assignment. Homemakers Up Deceased COOKSI COOKSI NOTICE OP SALE Florida, the above described per. recorded In Flat Book 16, Page 24 of prohibit discrImination in em. claimed, lithe claIm Is not yet due, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ionai property. the date when it will become due ___________________ me Public Records of Seminole ployment withregardto race, creed, WAITRESSES I REPRESENTATIVE: that, pursuant to the Order of Final shall be stated. Ii the claim is That said sale is being made to County, Florida: run thence S N color, sex or natlonai origin, ATTENTIONMOMS, M. Roth, EsquIre l,arry satisfy the terms of said Writs OS degrees 01' 41" E 2S.01 feet to the JmenterentIi5cas,,ltme contingent or unllquidated, the MOONLIGHTERSI WAITRESSESI Bidders mustcornply with Title VI Law Offices of Mutberg 0 Roth Execution. NW corner of LOT 17 of aforesaid oi me Civil Rights Act of 1N1, the Circuit Court of Seminole County, nature of the uncertainty shall be COLLEGE STUDENTSI ioat Office lox 977w Florida, I will sell the property stated. lithe claim is secured the NY MANY MORE I John E. Po(k, ACADEMY MANOR UNIT II said AntI.Kick Back Act, the Contract Burger King No.9 in Sanford now cassaiberry, Florida 32107 Sheriff point also being a point on a curve Work Hours Standard Act and the situated in Seminole County, security shall be described. The accepting applications for full & CALL 323-S17 Telephone: (305) *344714 Florida, described as: Seminole County, Florida claimant shall delIver sufficient concave Easterly havinga radius of Davis Bacon Act. part time, day & night em Publish: April 30, May 7. 1979 LOt 6. BlOCk J, WASHINGTON copies of the claim to the clerk to Publish: April 23. 30, May?, 14,1979 *3.00 feet:thence from a tangent ployment. Good fringe benefIts. _______________________ Bidders must certify that they do DI 1.129 OAKS, SECTION TWO, accordIng to enable the clerk to mall one copy to DEI77 bearing of South run Southerly along not, and will not, maIntain Apply in person $un..Thurs., 2.1 Baby Sitter ___________________________________________________ the arch of said curve and the provide for their employees any Plat Rook 16, pages $8 and Si, Public each personal rsgressntative. p.m. Equal Opportunity Em.. Needed Records of Seminole County, Allpersonsintsrestedintheestat. Westerly line of aforesaid facilitiesthataresigregatedonthe ployer. Florida. to whom a copy of this NotIce of ACADEMY MANOR UNIT II a basis of race, color, creed, sex or TOGETHER WITH all structures Administration has been mailed are distance of 241.14 feet through a national origin. Live.in CompanIon, retired EXPERIENCED ROOFERS and Improvements now and here, required, WITHIN THREE centralangleof3SdegrusS4' 19"to oreferred.mustdrive.Smallsal. I. Construction Contracts Shinglalayerssorneuilt.up after on said land, and fixtures MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF the PRC (Point of Reverse curve), + rm. & bd. Call 322.3*97. All bidders are hereby notified Call 3231N4 AFTER 6:00 PM Wekome ____________ attached thereto, and all rents, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF of a curve concave Southwesterly that they must affirmatively ensure issues, proc.eds, and profits having a radius of 592.62 feet; run that in any contract entered into Live.in companion elderly lady thence along the arch of said curve pursuant to this advertisement, cruing and to accrue from said pre. of the above court a written Room, board I wages. _____ all of which eec included statement of any claim or demand and said Westerly line of Minority Business Enterprises will mIses, 3223033 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND MFIad's een pelting ACADEMY MANOR UNIT 11412.73 be afforded full opportunity to within the foregoing description and they mayhave.Eachciaim nwstbe oi SEMINOLE COUNTY. PO' the habendum thereof; also all gas, in writing end must indicate the FLORIDA iueir in Neal Islate call _ ______ feet through a central angie of 39 submit bldsassubcontractors, or as steam. electric, water, and other basis for the claim, the name and Realty World, The Real Estate degrees 54' 19" to the Point of suppliers of materials, or srvices, CIVIL ACTION NO Aosnc, June Ponlg 323.1324. Tangency: run thence South along and will net be discrIminated heating, cooking, refrigerating, address of the creditor or his agent IN RI THE MARRIAGE op lighting, plumbing, ventilating, or attorney, and the amount WAYNE JOYCE aforesaidWesterlylinellS.l2fos$to against on the grounds of race, irrigating, and power systems, claimed. If the claim is not yet due, tite NE corner of LOT 2900 aforesaid color, religion, ses, or national _ pjgj Ouuad machines, appliances, fIxtures, and the date when it will become due ACADEMY MANOR UNIT II; rUn origin in consideration for award. Petitioner Pistils NonSISI Executive appurtenances, which now shall be are or stated. If the claim is thence West along the North line of In accordance wIth IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OP THE may hereafter pertain to,oebe used contingent or unliquldated, the JAN11 JOYCE LOT 29 a distance of 120 feet to the order 11425 A csU from SU WIll bItSISS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. with, in, or on said premisi, even turs of the uncertainty shall be NW corner of said LOT 29; rUn all bidders will be affarded full PilillIlt VISIt hIM OW 15 ______ CUlT IN AND POE SEMINOLE thence N 36.31 fiSt, thence West opportunity to submit bids in though they be detached or stated. If the claim is wcww, Respendant COUNTY, FLORIDA. 1SW11UV5. SItS 1lS O detachable, and together with all security shall be described. The 170.00 feet to 11w NW corner of LOT response to this invitation and will NOTICE ACTION CIVIL NO. 79413S.CA.Ie.K -urss, civic Wonoallan; and singular the tenements, claimant shall delIver sufficient 20of aforesaid ACADEMY MANOR noIb.discrlmklatedagalnstonffie TO: JANIE JOYCE FEDERAL NATIONAL MONT. and you, Sitop UNIT II: run thence South along grotmdsof race, color, religion. ses hereditaments and purtsnances copies of the claim to the clerk to RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ASSOCIATION, ttiereunto belonging or in anywise snabietliecierktomauinec*pyt, ': Westerly line of aforesaid or national origin In consideration OWlS of UtMilIliti appertaining, and the reversion and each personal representative, ACADEMY MANOR UNIT 11300.73 for award. from go vU$S 1 len $2 A, $ummsrfieid, Plaintiff, AND rsYirsiOfl$, remainder or remain. AdperIinsIntar.etedinitie.tat, fist to the SW corner of orssaid CONTRACT TIME 4*MIs den, rents, issues, and profits to wham a copy of this NotiCe OS ACADEMY MANOR UNIT ii; run LIQUIDATED DAMAGES YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED JON ROBERT HUDSON, St ux. etal thereof, and also all the estate, Adninlstt'atieI) his boOn mailed are thence South $5 degrees IS' 41" W Work under this Agreamant an action tsr disisMien WITHIN right, tin,, interest, lioenessead, required, 1314.76 foeS to the aforesaid West be commenced upon written wiic, THERE lnarrliIOMsbe.nfilOda,.lflot you, Defendant. UIIWIM—fl3VU lineof Section 31 and th center line to proceed, and shall be completed dower and right of dower, separate MONTHS FROM THE DATE o. I NÔT$CIOP$ALE estate, possession, claim aM THE FINIT PUBLICATION OP mdmerenulb55w,,s,y OS Airport Boulevard; run thence within 130 Calender days of the It if any, Notics Is hereby gIven mat, demand whatsoever, as well in law THISNOTICLtoI1io any eb3odlijis North 00 dogre.s 05' 20" W along ffi cn, IRCA*ROLLlURK1,Arnefes. pursuant to the Order' or Final in is equity, of the said mortgagor In they may have that challenge tile Petitioner, whSS. aNs Is said West sectien 1kw and center Time as defined In the General 613 Judgment entered in tills ca, in the line $54.31 feet to the point of CO.)dn, of the and to me same, and every pest validity OS the dcadent's will. Ike M10tic Saob ... CiUit Court ii Seminole COunty, taws SlIt. *.1I beginning containing thereof, with the appurtenances at qualifications of the 30.9404 acres MIiInaI In case Of failure to complete me Sanford, Florida, and file the FIor, I will sefi the propetIy a C54r1i1$Ir mere or 10$. RepIattk peetiems me said mortgager in and t me reprelantative, or me VOnUO or animal rk within the time hIVOIn .4 wIth Ike Clerk of Circuit situated in SemInole County, ___ same, and every part and prcel IUrlsdICtiOe if me court. StOCKS 71, 74 and 90 Of M. N. or within suck extra time as may DEMANDS, AND Court. before the hilt dRY of May, Florida, described as: ALL CLAIMS, SMITH SUBDIVISION s rKoNN have been allowed by ext$Iens. thereof unto the said mortgagee Lot I,rnecki, NORTHORLANDO OBJICTIONI NOT SO FILED &D.l9$itSIIrWlIeadOfa.itw$llbe Nesimale. inPletSoobl,PaseSLOftheP.mIk Ike undersigned ayes. to pay me •Iersd 'sslnst VII. for the relief FIFTH ADOITION, as recirded In Records of Sentinels County, Owner or Nave me owner wiIIIIIOid Subiect to taxes for the year 1910 WILL SI FOREVER RAINED tod In *5 P0119105. FlIt Slob 13. Pges 77170, Public 7 _ _ _ of *ii _ and subsequent. at public sale. to_ me Date ot the first publicitlem Fiocidl. 0151 replatting pedlons Of from suck_ sums as may be due him WITNESS my bend and official Records of Semlnele County. LOTS 13.13 and 31, BLOCK "I", if the amount of $11.11 per calendar highest and best bidder, far cash, at Notice if Alminlofritlop: AprIl 30 51St in tills tile day of April, Florida. N.M. SMITH SECOND SUB. day in liquidated damages Ut ac the west front door of me C.w. &D. 197g. T0*IM, with Hoed Patricia $$IMSIÔM 31111, DIVISION, asracirdedin Flat Slob corlance titeuse. in Sanford Florida, at i with (SEAL) ____ _______ lange Cefeny I 05 esW Sinv AS Poflhlil IppreshiWitly, 1, Page 101. Public Recerds A.M.. on me 14* day SI May. 19$. SupoIem.ntarv General Cendlilens. Artprjr N Bickeim, Jr. Furnace sc isss Ike Estate of Seminole County. h1 (SEAL) OWNER'S RIGHTS NISIRVID Clerk Of Circuit Court ____ meublicsaletotlwkniuis.,jbe. Navvy 140* TidaL Jr. D000dthls hihilday of April, 19$. ARTHUR H. SICKWITH, JR. The Ownerresarves the right to bidder for cask, at ll West deer if Ostlisid (SEAL). Clerk re$sd any or all Pvegosals and to pi,IdR Nw County Courthouse hi Santerd. ______ H. IICKWITN ATTORNEY' POE PERSONAL By: Patricia IObkUOfl walv• any Infovmality oq By: Punch Robinson PioidB at 11:11 AM. . May ii. clerk os me Circuit Court REPIESINTATIVI: Dapufy Clerk gcknicalsy Ut any Prepeil Ui *5 DepeSy Curt Mack P. CIS....,._. Jr. - ly; Patricia loilkun Fisher I Souls, PA. Interest of *5 CARROLL SUlKS (SlAt) Deputy Clerk CLEVELAND MIlE & 511001$ Attorneys at Ostid: AprIl 30,1979 $05 PIItISIISr A*TNUN It SICKWITH, IN. James 1. FOSIOS, hR. Pnd Office OrIMV 2 Horns Oftios 111 FIends National Sank Bldg. (SEAL) iii $P*Jd AIlintic Sank SldB U Clerk; ___ 711. WaenlngISsl Street SQØJ$4.1 P.O. 50* 307 By: Thomas Wilson. III J3f .SV.Nijfl Orlando, P*Ws 3311* TOI*Ia,le: (IN) *3.1314 St. Petersburg, Florida 32731 Puifioh: AprIl 27,30. May 3,*, 13, (IN) 330.1011 p Clark. PulInk' April 31 * $79 P01110: N *May7, ...I Publish: April 33, *1979 *1, i,,, P'h***: 14, 33, * W7S P1*1*: M * May 7, 1179 01141$ " 011131 0(1.133 DCIII DCI " 011131 U U U Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 831-9993 322 -2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT I "I HOURS • I I DEADLINES Noon The Do.y Before Publication Sunday - Noon Fidoy Legal Notice AAA - Legal Notice Legal Notice — ATTENTION EMPLOYERS! - Legal Notice -I U UuiIIUU 18—Help Wanted 18—Help Wanted HOMEOWNERS. Don't lose yoer credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 6412515. Immediate o:cupancy. New 3 a,.. I B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown. $27,500 w excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 3276457 or 322711) aft S. Cabinet shop--experienced & trainees. Driver with ctauffers license. 339 5943. CASH IERS Local indepenøent convenience stores. Must be able to work nght & wk. ends, Good pay, fringe benefits. Exp. preferred. Call Linda Alford, 322 0015. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - New 235 Homes. 1 oct. intrpct to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $38,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322-2287. one Of Iot.,i *eiI establish tirr searching for good experience. Company has very l,ttle tur foyer, prefers mature per manent person- General office duties. Inc. $600 up. AAA EMPLOYMENT 917 French Ave. 323 5176 MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINIER ITEMS. SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 322.2611 or 531.9993 and a friendly AdVisor will help you. - VA.FHA.235.Conv. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your totI Will build on your lot or our lot, V Enterprise, Inc. 844.3013 Medel Inc., Realtor LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldr. t be reading this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a iob this ad wouldn't be here, If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1 100-1328403 anytime for recoroed message. ABRACR 301 E. 23rd St. Large 3 BR, 1' bath, LR with fireplace. separate DR. eat in kitchen, on 2 large lots, C H&A. $34,900. HAL COLBERT, REALTY INC. REALTOR 333.7532 Eve. 322-0612, 322.1557,322.7177 - Experienced abstractor, searchor title examiner. Excellent company, tring benefits. Apply In person at Chelsea Title & Guaranty Co. 1)9 West 1st St., Sanford. _____________________________— Y. Garnett White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322.7551, Sanford DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. __ .. - ROUhI'S I , TY 4 HOUR tO 322-9283 29—Rooms Bdr., 1' 2 bath. tenced b-yd, range, ref., d.wshr., washerdryer. VA appraised. *29.500. Call 323.4495 after 5:30. Sanford. Gracious living from $28 weekly. Utilities included. 500 S. Oak. 322 9623; 541.7113. 30Apartments Urthirsshed - SR-slei. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 3235670 Mariner's Village. Real — 31—Apartments Furnished Apis. for Senior Citizens. Ddwn.' town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto. Ave. Sanford- Excellent I Bid, air w w carpet, ceramic bath. From $155-Adults. 323 5019. Stenstrom Realty. Realtors ONE of a KIND-sedate older 2 story home, beautifully land. scaped, has I BR apt over dbl garage. $49,500. 32—Houses Unfurnished Fo, Lease Executive home In Idyllwilde. 4 BR, 2 B. FR, scr. pool. Luxury living, furn. or ynfurn. Call The Real Estate Agency, 323-5324. 37A-Offlcs Rental - Storage or Work Area from 4*6 to 15*30. 1.4 lnd. Ph at SPI6. 323 0061 _ L.galNotke V&—ONIcsRsnIaI - ODERN OFFICE BUILDING 'WITH CARPETS. PANELING, CENTRAL AIR, LOTS OF PARKING. STRAGETIC LOCATION ON 17-92 SANFORD. READY JUNE 1ST. 5600 MONTH. , - -, . SI.,d Seigler Realty Broker 2439 S. Myrtle Ave.. Sanford 321-0810.327-1377,481-5335 - ', $I SII1Nh - - — — . - - - -. - - - . - - - - - - _. - - -- . - . - - - -_- '' - . - '- --'. - - - - -, 41—Houses 'uiid to suit our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 2331 245. — - M. Unsworth Kealty (11 PRIME SITE 300' frontage on Lk. Mary Blvd. Ideal Business location, great investment. 172.000. - Deltona, 1st area, 2 BR. large paneled Fla. Pm or DR Corner lot. $155 mo., 1st., last, security. No pets. Available now S74 1040. Legal Notice NEWCOMER! 33—Houses Furnished ML! -REALTOR lfl 4081 or eves. 323-0317 Sargest Listing Inventory IDominant Advertising 10 Hour Sales Training SMember Realtors 8 ERA CHational Referral Service PFull-Time Office Supervision Compatible Associates lOver 22 Years Experience or a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call Herb Stenstrom, Realtor-Owner, at 322-2420. 2 BR apts fully furnished; pans, dishes, silver. etc. 8 all utilities inc. Available t.lI October 1st. By day, wk or month. Shenandoah Village. 323-2920. - Estate Sales anford's most well-know progressive, Sales Volume L.ader needs Associates, ex perienced or newly licensed Now' DeSary Lovely 1g. 1 BR, Air, No Pets. ideal Ret. Persons. Near Shopping & churches. 322-5054, 665-6455. — 10 pct. VA financing-3.1, completely refinished. Country living. Seeing is believing, lots of land wIth 15 Rainbird irrigation syStem. 322.1945. -- .. - . size draperies $10 & up Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of CHARMER older 2 story, 3 BR, 78, new carpet, patio & 2 porches. Cony, location. *31.300. THE RIGHT LOCATION business professional office building site. 244' on 25th St. $25,300. LOVE ENTERTAINING & FAM ILY LI FE TOO. You'll have it l' in this spacious 3 BR, 2 batt home with a beautiful flreplact in the huge Fam. Pm. This nex listing is located near the tennil courts in Pinecrest. Lots more tc talk about so give us a call. REALTY WORLD. The Real Estate AgenC REALTORS 2135' S French (17 97) Sanfori 323 3324 lnc.REALTORMLS 323.5774 Day or Night 6 ACRES OVIEDO AREA WITH 3 BEDROOM HOME. ONLY $59,000. TERMS NEGOTIABLE. ALMOST NEW ULTRA MODERN 3 BEDROOM,? BATH DOUBLE GARAGE. LOADED WITH EXTRAS. $39,300. 2 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME ENCLOSED CARPORT. NEW ROOF. PRESENTLY RENTED, NEEDS NEW FINANCING. 370.900 TOTAL. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, GARAGE. WALK TO DOWNTOWN. .53W99- SEIGLER REALTY' BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford .4. Sanford 3210640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 66$335 BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 331.0739 363$$anfrdAve. - 52—Appliances 3 lots zoned duplex. best local in Orlando Waler, sewer & close to st,oppinq W MalRzowski. Realtor. 31) 1983 ll ACkt. SOME OAK. SOME ORANGE TREES. IMPROVED REAL ESTATE REALTOR.322 7498 PASTURE ON 20' ACRES. STOP AND THINK A MINUrE. IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY TLVMi ANC,,. LU UPLAND AND TREES. 3 BR, I' B. FORMAL D R., FAM. RM. & FIREPLACE NEEDS SOME FIXING. $41,000.00 FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS $304133 or 339-4711 eves. 3 BR, 2 bath, Fam. Pm., double corner lot. 530.900 3 BR. I'-, bath Sunland Estates, carport, large screened porch, drapes, range & Ref. Super clean, $37,500 GRAB THIS one, owner leaving state. 3 BR. I B. plumoing in for 2nd bath, spit plan. dbl. oven, range, D W. garage disp. S S refriq., formal dining. C H&A, dbl. car garage. turn., nego tiable. Will sell VA or FHA $31,900. FISHING LAKE WILL DIVIDE 355.000 WITH EX CELLENT TERMS I? ACRES INCLUDING BARN AND LARGE POND NEAR AIRPORT BLVD ON HIGH WAY 46 WILL DIVIDE $45,000 GREAT TERMS! ALMOST 3 ACRES FRONTING ON LARGE BASS LAKE PAV ED ROAD. BRING YOUR BOAT AND $35,000. TERMS AVAILABLE - 100 FT. FROr. VAGE ZONED OF FICES, NEAR NEW K MART. 514.900 TERMS ACRE WOODED HOME SITE WEST OF I ION PAVED ROAD ii 4,900 ii CANAL FRONT HOME SITE FACING GOLF COURSE IN LOCH ARBOR 5)2.500 & UP REALTY OVER 54 MILLION IN SALE THROUGH APRIL. 19791 JUST LISTED 2 BR, I bath horn on tree shaded corner loll Newt painted, eat-in kit., porch, Fh Pm., close to shoppingl BP WARRANTED. Only $7S,O SUPER 4 BR, 1', bath home I Washington Oaks, w C H, wcarpet, DR. pantry, 1g. LF porch & Much Morel BPP WAI RANTED. Just $29,900? LOVELY 3 BR, 2 bath home i Pilwcrestl Lg. Rms., dinin pan. Fla. Rm.,utIl. rm., * carpet. rinse to schools Shopping. BPP WARRANTEC A Buy for $37,900? WHAT A BUYI 3 RR, I bath horn wcentral H-AC, ww carp, OR, FR, Porch, Completel fenced I landscaped I Supe locationt Great for comm. o fices tool BPP WARRANTEC Great buy for 130,9001 FANTASTICI 45R,3bathhomel Pinecrest w Central H-AC. wcarpet, eq. eat-in kitchen, SCI patio, FR. on a beautiful lam scaped lotl Just $39,900? REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALE LEADERI WE LIST I SELl MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. I 3222420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Servici m25S REALTORS III PAR SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 24395 MyrtleA'ie,Sanford Nice country lot, mobile horn.' w add on, fenced. 2 utility sheds. Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED! Fice listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N C 78906 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2544 S. French Ave. 372 0231.373 7173, 322 0719 42—Mobile Homes See our beautiful new BARRING TON w lap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3235700 3003OrlandoDr. VAI FHA Financing 2 lotS 12*165 each 0 196$ 2 BR, 12*52. all electric, mobile home, fenced yard & garden, 10*20 alum. storage shed, septic tank & good deep well. 6 mi. F. of Osteen off Maytown Rd. *15.000. 327 1391 EveS. Owner. '73 Concord Deluxe MobiI Home 12*60, 7 BR, lii baths. Ex ceilent cond. *5.500. 319-3920. 0 ft. Terry IWO soil contained, air cond.. canopy, Reese hitch 1 5 way bar. Park Ave. Trailer Ph. 43—Lots. Acreage M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR ML! 373-4061 or eves. 33303)7 Wanted I ow acreage near Sanford N filling with roofing material Will boy, lease or pay by Hi bed. Cail Mui3O(k Roofing 44 '$41. BROWSE AND SAVE It easy and fun The Want Way. .. ... SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. 47—Real Estate Wanted Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 377 0216. * pieces of oak furniture (you load of walnut 5, name ill) mahogany BR & DR turn Odd tables, chests, lamps, dressers, wash stands, nite stands, beds & cha,rs If you are looking for if we probably have it this week' Come early for a good seat 5, browse around VISA MASTER CHARGE $35 CASH DOOR PRiZE SO—Mscetlaneous for Sale We nave a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $650 was Christmas lay-away, there was only $116 hal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for *116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call $31 1114 day or night. Free home trial, ,.o obligation. FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from $6.10 yd. installed. upholstery drapes Slip covers. we ws;i n,i tie unjersold on comparable quality. KuIp Decorators . Since 1937 .109W. 1*, 322 7335 work w,th, 80—Autos for Sale ______________________________ 1917 FOR D Grand Torino Uluew a C. new tires, $800 ""s 323 7310 - Removed Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. - AU 10 AUCTION .'.iy. 9?. 1 mile west of Speedwaj Dayfona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every' Tuesday 5. Saturday at 7-30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 904.255*3)1 for further aeta.jI JUST MAKE PAvMrNTr-'6s 75 models. Call 3399100 or $34460.5 (Dealer). BUY JUhK CARS From SlOto $50 Call 372-1624; 32160 Telev,sion-75" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular s000. Balance $175 or SI? mo. Still in warranty, Cill 031-17)4 day or nITPit. 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-. FM Stereo Radio, i speed PRO vurnTaule, rracx rape player, Sold new 5-600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo Call 831 1714 for free home demonstration. 55—Boats & Accessories AIr Coed. & Hsatlng Hone lnWrOVemSflt Air Cond. Window Units Serv. & Repair 25yrs. Exp. 323 6460 INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 331 0539 or 904 734 670* collect. Concrete Work tree Esfimale Call Mr Taylor 322 ISIS . Central Heat I. Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harnisal SEARS, Sanford 372-177) _______________________________ _________________________ -- JACK FROST-- Cent. seat & Air Cnnd Service. Free Est. on 'ins?. Cgmm. & Re's. 322-0206. _______________________________EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell. Caii today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow, ROBSON MARINE 7921 Hwy. 17 9? Sanford, FIa. 32771 2 Retired men want repair work of any kind, including roots Free Estimates 323 6513. - PAINTING. CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Fret' Est 32) 0479 after 530 ______________________________ Home Repairs _______________ Appliances 57—Sports Equjipment RACQUET STRINGING_GRIPS All type racquets, Avg $5 Scott Reagan 322 SIlt 59—Wassical --- t*arxlise Guitars, Drums, Banios. Complete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob BaIl's Disc Canter Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322-2255 62—Lawn-Garden Asphalt Asphalt repairs & seal coating, Sanford, Fla. 322-1429; 322-3053_ No job too large or small. Corn plete lawn service tree estimate. 373 4811; Landscaping & spraying 323 5049 call anytime - Beauty Care Lawn Service TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harniett's Beauty Nook 319E. 1st St., 372.5747 _________________________________ General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil & fill dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimming. 373394$ erarnic Tile MEiNTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 869 $567. AFRICAN ViOLTS 322 9141 The Greenhouse Eves after 61 weekends FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 1*80 Painting, carpentry, paneling, siding. wds., anything to repair the home 030 6309 Sam Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 3730039 Light I'leuling Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc, (LOCAL) 349 5311 essmaking Paiflting Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220701 - 64—Equipment for Rent' Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 51$) - ------ 6ts-Supplies PUPPIES FOR SALE DOBERMAN PINCHERS 319 5256 — Freetogoodhome Black female puppy 373 3625 Painting by Anthony Corino. Intenor, exterior qualified in all phases Free Est Call 322007). Electrical BURFIELO'S Electric Service & Repair. Industrial, Comm. & Residential. 322 9354 21 Hrs. BODE N Painting... Paper Hanging -free est Professional Workmanship, quick, quality, courteous ccr,LL. 641 47*3 -_ Exterior Cleaning DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured.Bondeli FREE Estimates. (305) 373.9440 - B&P Exteriors. Fungus & mildew removal. Roofs, wails, decks, etc. Free Est. 3396086. 6611335. lnterior&ExteriorPainting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est 322 ISIS Glass & Sawn Wanted exterior & interior paint mo. Example 2 BR ext., $150. Guaranteed hood work, 30 yrs. exp. 830 9996. icreen-porches, pool end. wds. All type re-glazing I wd. install, Free Est. Mr. Taylor 3375345, , WILL BUY EXISTING 1sf 0 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. MIg. Broker. 125 No. 4-0 Wyrsore Rd., Altamonte. 562.7413 to SANFORD AUCTION. 1215 S French ________ 322 0352 •HOUSE WANTED. I InNeedof Repairs 373 $151 Eves. VA—Mortgag.s Bought &Sokl P U UNI HOIST Dump Truck Conversion. Retail' *895. Dealer cost $695. Close out, 5-495. 869 1816 C.00d Used Televisions. *7 anti up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. For Sale- 6 hp Craftsman Riding Lawn Mower. Exc. Cond. $250. 339 6711. 45.A—jt of State Property lazy 53—TV. Radio-Stereo DeLand 668-8335 Need ,i plaie for a horse' Approx 2 .icres. fenced All grass. fruit trees 55.500. $1000 down owner hold Selling Due to Illness Put your ti: - - Branch Off ice We're loaded w lots more than usual Received TWO loads from Trash Compactor, Whirlpool H O.while, used6rnos. $160 I?? 1117 or 323 5319 TIVE AREA NEAR DOWN VARIOUS OTHER LOTS IN EX ECUTIVE AREAS FROM $10000 PACKAGE DEALS AVAILABLE TO BUILDERS WITH SELLER FINANCING - Refrigerator Coldspot, Frostlree IScu ft ,$l25 372 1599 TOWN STONES THROW TO LAKE MONROE 325.000 (3) 2' acre tracts, wooded. *8.250 na Small down owner hold -' Sanford's Sales Leadet - KENMORE WASHER- Paris. Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 SUPER HOME SITE IN EXECU 156*456 Zoned Comm. Lk. Mary Blvd. Terms. area, ODERN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH BLOCK HOME ON S ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. 2 ARTISIAN WELLS WITH FENtED PASTURE. $45,000 Lake view lot, Loch Arbor. 105 paved rd, 240' deep Beautiful view across Crystal Lk Only vacant lot in area 513.950 - -- 79"A—TiAcWO -. - 43—Lots-Acreage $15,000. STENSTRON ANTIQUEAUCTION' 77—Junk Cars taxes are causing ur moat to dry up!" 41—HoUses 1976 Ati'iZd OU 1600 cc 4 cyl I speed Air shocks, tool box, AM FM stereo 41.000 ms 27 mi per gal average 322 6376 The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results ___-_._--__-.-------- Sanford. 322 8171 3 pIus acres w 2 old frame homes on Country Club Rd. Zoned Agriculture. $30,000. or Harold Hall Realty - Handy man special 7 tots w gar age apt Could be apt down stairs Zoned cOmm $20,000 (CU) 79—Trucks-Trailers Call Dell's Auction 323 5620 CONTEMPORARY SOF A. $50 ON SALE-- NEW twin size box spr,ngs & matlress 523.95 ca. NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables *39. Sanford Furntture Salvage. 1792 So. of' - PUT SOME SPLASH IN YOLfl LIFE. A home for the Young a Heart. Located in scenic Laki Mary. This 4 BR home has C H&A & a beautiful private pool 1 patio area surrounded by lawn 8 flowers. $51,500. For Estate Commercial & Resi dental Auctions & Appraisals. the North including at least 50 51—Household Goods CaliBart YOUR CLOCK IS 1 HOUR AHEAC THIS WEEKEND make use 01 that extra daylight to drive out to the Paola area & see thi country type farm house witt over 3 acres ground. A smal canal runs right by the property Owner will hold mortgage wilt substantial down payment $54,900. 72—Auction The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classified Ads. The Buys are Still The Best! MON., APRIL 30th 7 PM. Wrangler Jeans Sale $1099 pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Aye 322 5791 *Markham Woods Rd. 3 BR, 2 a, 4 Icre country estate. Complete with horse stable 8 pasture, a'sn quiet cottage 8 1g. oak trees. Appt. only! BLAIR AGENCY Cottage Tent. Sears 10*17. nylon w canvas roof Likc new, w canopy, $160 or best offer. 322 lii? or 323 5319 Call Anytime *2323 YALE AVE. 3 BR, 1 bath, close to shopping 8 in quiet neighborhood. New Listing. Excellent investment for rental. Only 526.500. REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 562-3655 372)959 - - 373386dor3237710 — ---- 323 7365 *OWNER SAYS SELL EVERY THING! 10 acre farm near Geneva includes mobile home, variety of farm animais-"as is" tractor 8 More. $35,750. -. I S pc. BR suite new, $239; S PC. LR new $399; Loveseat $44.95 & up; 7 Pc dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $508 up; El stoveSó0&up; full Sanford. 3228721. rvsrrs Antique Roll top deSk 5. char Phone)?? 1171 afterop m Vt'nd.,iu ?,SdeI,iiie-s l4o1 Soup for sale Will sell to the best otler Call 8305122 Business opportunity. Auto radiator shop. Fantastic location, good accounts. Owner to help finance. 535.000. 1 Acre bldg. lots w-paved rd. frontage 8 beautIful oak trees I Osteen Good terms. 78torcyCleS Motorcycle Insurance WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE ill 1',E First St 3275622 Want to buiId We have the lot. 54,000. *44 Acres county acreage w citrus grove 8 SR46 frontage In Geneva. Attention Jevelopers good price 8 terms. 7lntiques - - Tn level country home, beautiful .13 home w tileS oak floors. I acre. fruit A pecan trees Completely fenced. $69,000 ' — - 50—Miscellaneous for Sale SECLUDED COUNTRY LIVING-- room for horses, fish pond. 32 w FR. 5 acres. $69,750. I Do you work effectively as a member of a team. do you relate well with people. if so. we need certified dental assistant & experienced receptionist for dental office. Sanford 323 5180. - 41—Houses . TEACHERS for autistic, retarded Students. BA. and or exp. in behavior management preferred. Day or eve-wkend hrs. Start at $150 wk. Call 671 1060 - - U - Hall Arabian Gelding, 16 hands, good games. Must sacrifice, 3231026 or Hobby Horse Ranch, S mi. W. of Wekiva River Hwy. 4' s-A—PastureLand Pasture land for rent, 35 acres all fenced at Wekiva River. $100 mo. Call 3230061. Groonng & Bovng Plunging Service ' ' ANIMAL HAVEN Dog. & Cat boarding, bathing.' clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated. Shady inside kennels. screened outside runs, also air coed. cages. 373-5753. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg Cds. 3230174; 377440) __________________ Custom built iron work. Window guards, gates etc. Martin s j2i-1Ss), 339 1693 p5fl l'igysn'.j' - - 68—Wanted to Buy WE BU USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur' niture Salvage. 332*721. ORIENTAL RUGS WNTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condItion 4441124 Cash 322•4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanfgr Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used urn.' jre, Refrig., stoy, tools, ______________________________ CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING IREPAIR 322.5445 5.0. BALINTIASSOC. lMan,qualityoperation $yrs. sip. Patios, Driveways ,tc,Wayne Seal, 327.1331 ___________________ . . All types. eqpt repair, truck bodies, roof racks, portable iQPl. Martin's 3737N1, 339-73. To List Your Business.,. DIGI 322-26fl 83-9993 o n . .,.'i:, .'rj '-i -z;.3' -- ' - -j • - - �r - . ' ------------:.--. . - ..;- , , • I - LI.....L A...... .. ø........... o....i. MII)YVCIlu r,vyuu, rugj V IUIT1UV1 (abbr.)H E RI S1 __ __ Says He's 41Roughen 1 Questions Al" LA V --i° L 9 44 Alert 5 Now (prefix) I o t. V1E1R C1.IEFS SPECIAL)! (CASSEQLE r1 48 Corn plant ' —' -ru<ey 8 Pals I.SIS parts - WINGS I 12 Mine product a __ 11 11:= 49 Butterfly Too Old For Surger)' 13 As well EE in 11 snare LIN 14 Chinese c I. A E premier ___ 5O California city T A R I I I. AM B DJAJ DEAR DR. LAMB — I'm a5951 Stand - - - T £ RM ED EnLai year-old man and have trouble 52 Insect egg 99I 6us£0 15 Tardy Dr. 53 Farm product A with hemorrhoids. A specialist u i s AUt o 18 Contend 54 Scold - 0 B N A1T1E C sigmoldoscope a did 17 Black hole B £ I I tNIA 55 Bent to one LII 18 Upset examination and checked me V EN AL A ER I I side Lamb 20 Rank out in general. He said to soak 21 Math symbol 56 Time periods 11 Christmas 37 Coarse cloth my hemorrhoids and stay away 22 Game (Fr.) DOWN19 Angle 38 Astronauts from spices, roughage and 23 Motion I measure ..all right' 430 booze. Whenever I have a bowel picture light ,_._.. _.VIIIP .... (abbr) VU 26 Variety of movement it hurts and stings group (abbr.) 20 Chromosome BEETLE BAILEY apple by Mort Walker 22 Swing music 40 Spruce for awhile. Ihave been back to entirely with other comments in 2 Cleansing 30 German title 23 Oriental chief 41 Saw notch agent the doctor a couple of times and your letter. The pain that oc___ ' I'M MA)<ING WHAT DON'T 42 Metal fastener 31 Lifted 24 Soviet river !'fr 3 Songstress he said I'm too old for surgery curs with hemorrhoids during a A CAKE FOR ThE) (SHOULD I 32 Football BESO 25 Ferrous metal 43 Celestial bear Smith SO I'd have to live with it. This bowel movement is often league (abbr.) 4 Slim SET OUT? 26 Moth-eaten 44 Fish catching GENERAL'S STUPID! r 33 Year (Sp.) 27 Slight doctor is a specialist in field of associated with hard stools. For 2 5 Umbilicus fence VISIT. SET YOU KNOW' 34 Interstice 8 City in rectal problems. Have you any this reason stool softeners are intentionally 45 Game of cards OUT ___ WHAT HE'LL 35 Distintive air 28 Hair-do Oklahoma often helpful. Some of the bulk ___ ____ 46 Atop PLACE FOR suggestions? NEED! ___________________ 38 Chinese fabric 7 Poem 29 Town map 47 Circuits DEAR READER—I think expanders work because they _____ HM 31 Cultivator 38 Monastery 8 Increase 49 Compass you have misunderstood what keep the stools soft. The water head 9 African tree 34 Chime point 35 Lack 10 Hug 39 Attention your doctor said or misin- that's trapped in the undigested terpreted his meaning. If at age food residue keeps the material 8 9 10 11 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 59 you're too old for surgery, soft. You need to develop good there are an awful lot of people iT — — — ii-. — — — having surgery who are too old bowel habits to avoid hard — for it. He either thinks your stools that cause problems and 17 16 15 5.5 hemorrhoids are of such a to avoid straining. To help you I nature that you don't require am sending you The Health 20 19 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom surgery atthls time oryou must Letter nuznber2-1, Irritable and d — 22 21 have some rather serious Spastic Colon and Constipation. VJ(4AT 1OVUP —— health problems that are not It includes information you can OJTH A I I4tI4E4iT '? SOUr Z MAgnF5. WT(i&TOP..At 27 28 29 26 AP I 23 24 25 use. Others who want this issue mentioned in your letter. — Hemorrhoids are simply can send 50 cents with a long, 32 31 30 — varicose veins of the rectum. stamped, self-addressed enThe veins become over- velope for it. Send your request 35 —— 34 ________ 3 stretched and dilated. Women to me In care of this newspaper, 0 are more prone to have tham P.O. Box 1551, Radio City 38 37 36 than men because of childbirth. Station, New York, NY 10019. The delivery of the baby's head Most doctors would agree 40 39 creates so much pressure on the that spices and alcohol are not ———— ————— 45 46 47 44 veins In this area that it often good for people that have 41 42 43 results In hemorrhoids. hemorrhoids. Incidentally, —— 49 50 48 That should be a good tip to there are a nwnber of minor you that any obstruction or office procedures which can be 51 — — 52 — —— — by Bob Montana ARCHIE mass ln this area which presses done for SOnIC types of — — — — on the veins can cause hemorrhoids. These include 7W/N*', MOOSE! ———— _______ — WHATS 50 THEY ARE 56 WHY SHOULD IMPORTANT ABOUT THE FIRST hemorrhoids to pop out. That's such things as tying them off / THEY SUR : MAKE SOMETHIIGSOOO WAIT! THEM, ANYWAY? ANTIQUES! 4 FUSS why anyone who first develops with rubber bands. On the 1 GET, WARS 016 ITUT'SSf (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I hemorrhoids should do exactly surface that sounds a little wild ITf BESO _____ ___ MPcqTAMT as you did and go see a doctor. but it's not and it works very AIt might not be simple well in some cases. The thing is U 10 hemorrhoids. There may be the doctor has to select the type Issomething above the of case that he can do this type _______ hemorrhoids such as a mass or of procedure in. In very ad HOROSCOPE tumor that is causing the vanced cases of hemorrhoids, it problem. The only way the won't work or if it does, the By BERNICE BEDE OSOL -16 question can be answered is procedure becomes as exwith a direct examination. tensive as a standard Some doctors would not agree lnorrhoidectoiziy. 1, 1979 For Tuesday, May LR.—Fv.niini Herald — anMrI. MuwI,a Aii.IIlfi - -.-..... ...— .. .—. —, . I '' • • , I•?• .••-•-uy f 8ANANAAN ) NI ISTTATANUNu$uAL \'MATS Ti-E '!\rjI(Ey COMBIWATIOJ? ,.......-' LEF1VER DI nMflI EEK & MEEK V LALL9? I I NINE-10+1VE im HE WOULD WW 7HE PCL)RS OF TO WOW 7111= E _____ REF / 8 10 J./ by Al Vermeer PR ISCI LLA'S POP THIS IS THE BEST- r WE CAN GET IT INTO \ USE2 CAR ON -/ PERFECT SHAPE FOR YOU I OUR OUR LOT' ) l flE. OWS OF His GE-MkG LAIDOFF ' J(&)E.DF1VEfl LCCKUJG fOR A J NEVER1}L4T I (J€AJT RgM 10 — - by Howie Schneider 13 STILL _ - nuc iounç / AME7 THAT INCLUPES '\ THE TILT-BACK SEAT! IN NO TIME AT ALL _______ _____ _____________________ _____ _______ o 10 . . BUGS BUNNY by Stoffal & Heimdahl [R-TeMPERA-flJRe5 POW14 THE POCOR 5AY AN1 16 R COMPLAININ'5 UP'...YERGETTIt4 AØOQT MY CONTTe' __.TIOH? ,ii1: _-. t - • i .-' • "I __ Ila .i' 1010 .. Via FRANK AND ERNEST on by Bob The yes FRANK & ERNIE'S MEDICAL CLINIC Doctor YOUR BIRTHDAY LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It's May 1, 1979 not like you, but today you may This coming year you may put your Interests far above undertake some creative new others. If you do, you could be projects that will prove both told off in no uncertain terms. stimulating and rewaiding. All SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If the work that you wish to you keep looking for ulterior handle will be yours. motives in everything another TAURUS (April 20-May 20) does, you are bound to find Mental work could prove fr something to cause you undue trating today, and you run the distress risk of having to do everything SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. twice. Be careful when using machinery. Find out more of 21) Should you see someone what lies ahead for you in the coming who has rubbed you the year following your birthday by wrong way before, make a fast sending for your copy of Astro- retreat. You won't have the Graph, P.O. Box 289, Radio City patience to cope, and sparks Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to will fly. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. specify birth sign. 19) Count to 10 before you say GEMINI (May 21-June 20) what's on your mind, even if One of your outside Interests is think you are in the right. you going to cost you a lot more Your pride might remain Inmoney than you budgeted for. tact, but it'll only put you In the Call things off if find you can't doghouse. afford it. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Too ychiefsand not enough AT BRIDGE hand with either 23-24 highcard points or with 27 or NORTH more high card-points. Part• AkQ742 ncr responds with an artifiA K 84 cml two-diamond response •A2 to deny,any ace, king or two 1' 6 queens. With this respnse W EA the partnership Is commit• 103 4 J 96 5 ted to getting to one trick V Q6 910 from game - with any other • Q863 • K J 107 responses game must be • A K Q 9 4 4 J 85 3 reached." Oswald: "South was able sotrrn to bid three hearts with his 48 one-point hand because he IV J 17 5 31 knew that he had denied any • 954 real strength by his two4 1072 diamond bid and that he had Vulnerable: East-West been forced to bid to within one trick of game. North had Dealer: North only nine tricks in spades, West North East South but he expected that six 24 Pass 2C hearts would either be a lay Pass 24 Pass 3V down or at least there would 6V Pass Pass be a good play for it, so ass North bid the heart slam." Alan: "A 3-0 heart break would defeat the slam. The Opening lead: •K 4-2 spade break didn't bother RLL'C&V $lM . Jill.... OKFCY ---"DID I' Ou wise to retreat and reorganize Don't contribute to the disorByOswald Jacoby gk tM Ixputs for another day, When the odds der. and Alan Sontag aren't so overwhelming. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Oswald: "The recent LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're All your good resolutions about death of Howard Schenken A New Jersey reader not in the mood to have not spending more than you makes it seem appropriate asks: 'What is meant by someone tell you how to think should could go by the boards todlscuu the weak two bids acesovertwobids?" today. Unfortunately, you'll be today if your "I gotta have It Immediate ace showing that he and the late Ed running into quite a few people now" psychetakes over. Hymea Jr. developed back responses to opening forcing who will. Keep your cool. in 1942 or '43 and the way we two bids. A convention that ARIES (March 21-April 19) recommend using them so IS not recommanded. VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22) This Is not a good day to get too Don't take It out on the family If as to make things as simple NEWSPAPER F.NTERPRISE ASSN. possible." (For a copy oIJACQBY MODinvolved where money Is you find yourself In a grouchy as Alan: "Two clubs Is the ERN, send $1 to: 'Win at concerned. Something may go mood today. A little patience forcing opening bid. It shows Bridge." care of this news pais your part wrong and hard feelings will and cooperation on either a normal strong two per. P.O. BOA 489, Radio City bid in some suit or notr*unp Station, New York, N. V. 10019.) called for to set things right, result. SPIDER-MAN LTUGT MY LUCK! L ANP SHE UPS 4 i WHY WAS t.,PIPER-MAN ANP BECOMES I 5Th'Rr BATTING A LOOM IS SPYING ON 1.000 IN CALE'6 CULTIE' US £N'T BUT HE I KNOW LIVE TO CAROL. ! REGRET _____ ____ ___rr! by Stan Lee and John Romita .WLENiY... IT'S 4C' AGAIN' LOOMIS' AT' G! 1 It I if Sf1 Thi WRY He RepiLeb FROM HIS 0 .Ti, - TUMBLEWEEDS bycr.1 Loop!, by T. K. Ryan -I 1HA1S rAP1.YA NU S SPELPS.N OF 0SOULS'l IMATE 10 SAY XTt QUM 4I1 _.0 8 flits, ØIJj aur YOUR t,, 0I C00KOKts VW DRY I . - WIN Competition is running el- Indians on the job today win ceptionally stiff today. You'd be bring about chaotic conditions. I; , U65, WHAT DIP AUKUbb - - .Losr - — VVG 1*EW ThAT IP1 I S -- .-..---..--'-.------..------.----. i0 4,-ID ------- -..-- ...---... VI — . . -— . •it .1 4.. '* -. - - . .• ..............- - —' -% - . - N,. •..- � 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, April 30, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 30, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 30, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald