23 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6b7324345b898bd12e69257f106a9056.pdf 5b5538e1314fb6db560a55ca842e53f5 PDF Text Text -. — -an -..-. -._.o ..... -... list Year, No. 193—Monday, April 2,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald,—( USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents Produce Keeps Coming St rike H inders S niq?r WhirI. By SHARON CARRASCO Express Inc., store merchandise; Consolidated Freight, general an adversie effect On shippers of prodtwe in Sanford and other getting their' freight out' Herald Staff Writer . but he said it could be either Tuesday or commodities from personal belongings tomachinery; Car oline communities In the county, said Lew Miller, manager of the Wednesday before "we know what's going on.,, The nationwide strike waged Sunday by the International Freight, general commoditi es; Yellow Republic Freight, general Sanford State Farmer's Market. Brotherhood of Teamsters against 71 truck lines will hinder more commodities; and Pacific "I don't think It's going to hurt the produce and food haulers." eariountain Express, general "The produce will continue to come in (to Sanford) because t the shipping of general commodities than produce for residents of commodities. he said. Seminole County. will be delivered from farms by local farmers," Miller said. The nationwide strike involves at least 71 truck lines and affects Miller said that produce drivers have not experienced any Six major truck lines based in Orlando which ship freight in and Trucking management Inc., the negotiating arms Of the Inat lead 2,200 drivers and freight handlers in four Florida locals, difficulty dustry, announced its "defensive shutdown" Sunday, less than 15 by union members when leaving the city with their out of Seminole County have been shut down by teamster drikeri. union Officials said, loads. Moat of the drivers are destined for the east coast, Canada, hours after union officials walked out of contract talks an The trucking firms deal mainly In general commodities and all Today picketing was orderly at lines where union members Illinois and Michigan, he said, and would try to avoid the areas on declared a "selective strike." report no knowledge of picketing In Seminole County. affiliated with the Teamster locals were posted at Jacksonville, strike. The six truck lines now shut down are: Ryder Truck Lines Inc. Tampa, Miami and Orlando. Chief federal mediator Wayne Horvitz expressed hope the talks A spoke&nan for Central Florida Produce concurred with which ships mainly store merchandise (dry goods) Roadway would resume soon but no schedule for resuming the negoltiating (i a brighter aide, the nationwide strike Is not expected to have Miller that produce shippers have not experienced any problem session has been set. by Hal Kaufman SNOI 'NUPrn Jut dswa your abs.' alas tdoWt msukay aroupd with half slash, multiply by ffirss, ON six. divido by *rs., labiract your skis size aid ON 4L If you've fsIIsws laslriglluas. &MW Is bellow. Jj IIII II - — V' April 1. This is the day upon_which we irs remlndad of what we are on flu aihir 34.' — NAT WIMARK. Rsarranp cap litters Is lJsnHfy author. mcky LagsI Addlug legs if guise aid thug a ffsW, I s.uutd * If sack sting bad twa legs IN aid iaa V sack Isles leer legs. they weuld hove IsklIsd 74. Now maay guns aid ± I. the NsId? 1wvmn RdiMsThIslO you canl Which a,thnilu,ssthe most_oladrlcity? The waif hog. Which boatmen are IV*IIst Out? Gem Mrs. it t PLANTO WIN IVIRYTIMII Of Local Goods 'I. POI4eI COI)IF c1I1 So urce Of '/• ,i / / ' J!fr//////////Z4. 4' ) tY$tUfltWfltgleffi Claims POW dips or _ems at howl: WWI It Place 17 of thsnu on his table heirs you. chalhan.a friend to •tW,& ,. Pick up 1, 2 or 3; end YOU do tap quickly caa you fled *sm? Chock aasurs With mass belew. ___ p .i_js ow:. M 111(4W .J$Jl MN -1 *MW 1 $S AL IMMMM turn Glvlta try. aksvs Is *rs le r.u.rp I a,oi ) I 4MA Disintegrating HARRIURG, Pa. (UPI) — Metropolitan Edison Co., the power company that owns the Three Mile Island nuciea plant, today the dangerous bubble of hydrogen gas Inside the reactor Is "disintegrating." Federal nuclear experts refused to confirm the report but said they were "encouraged" about the bubble size. A spokesman for Metropolitan Edison, r of the stricken nuclear plant t, said the bubble, which Is complicating the vital cooling Of the nuclear core Is "about 170-175 cubic feet right now and there Is evidence It might be disintegrating. If true, the report would mean the bubble Is far less u tnhajfft sori ali Is. su 1t flnt lx)d a dsmugsreos problos I. the ewieg process. It was because original efforts to diminds the bubble produced no mass evacuation plans for being considered. However, a spokesman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which is In charge of the operation at Three Mile Wand, refused to confirm the Met-Ed report. The NRC has consistently had figures on the size of the bubble higher than Met-Ed. "The only thing we have Is that there Is reason to be encouraged about the bubble size," NRC spokesman Ken Clark salt Meanwhile, engineers atthe site continued the slow process of starting to convert hydrogen gas In the containment building back to water to help coolreactor. The new attempt began Just hours after President Carter — hiinael a trained nuclear engineer — and Gov. Dick .Tharnburgh domed bright yellow protective boots, sonally Inspected the plant on the Couusct deli Is fled oui. tr I(iI'ID OF 5 r o4ow vbu A y MIIceMe.r pie. • 1 1.1.. UR.. L&AcQOMe RIZ)S, MD ec frID P.PeI= AND Mot.Acec, . •,ifiJ'. . ..• .:: .. .- - . .. Susquehanna River Island and reported the situation "stable." hooked up hydrogen "recomn• biners" to the vents of the containment building, where the nuclear core Is housed, 10 tlIi today's operation. The two recombiners were In place and were 'expected to be In full operation later today, according to Harry Kider, a Nuclear Regulatory Comznlulon official In Plilladelpida. _ The reaunhiners are designed to convert some Of the hydrogen gas buildup In the co containment building back Into water by heating It with oxygen — a process similar 10 the way din from a teapot Is converted buck W.'weter - Fire Officials have determined the source of Ignition which started a fire at Seminole Petroleum Co., 202 N. Laurel Ave., In Sanford March 22, was located on French Avenue and could have spread fire through a large section of town had the top not been blown off one Of the petroleum storage tanks. "Fuel was released from an escape valve on lo ' of the tanks and that fuel vaporized when it aut the atmosphere,p said Sanford Fire Chief C. Manning Harrlett. The petroleum vapor Is heavier than air, so It drifted to the ground and flowed toward French Avenue, according to Harriett. There,, something Ignited the vapors causing the re fire to spread back to the storage tanks. The pressure from the burning vapor entering the tanks led to the explosion which reocked northern Sanford In the early hours March 22, according to . k. I . . -.• . .'- . a. . . .,. . The explosion blew the top off one storage tank, shooting flames '.'...... Once that is use the reconverted water to help Iii _ COOJIhI WOCUs. Success the conversion atISiflIlt 5150 SuccessIn would reduce the possibility hility of a second hydrogen gas explosion. Officials believe such an explosion damaged the facility ' Wednesday, less than 10 hours after the nation's word nuclear accident began. Authorities said the maneuver posed no new danger and Thornburgh — as If to dress the belief — ordered state employees to report for work as usual today In the state Capitol complex, 10 miles from the plant site. Carter — who 27 years ago was part of a Navy team that helped avert a nuclear disaster saster in an experimental reactor Chalk River In Canada — made a 20-minute on-site buspSdIOII Of Island plant Sunday. Vapor as . •..• commented Harriett today. Harrielt said the investigation of the fire's cause being done by his department and the Florida State Fire Marshal's office has not yielded a cause for the explosion and resulting fire. However, he arson Is being ruled out. The source of Ignition could have been any number of things, according to Marriott. He cited as examples, a spark from a passing car, a cigarette thrown down along French Avenue, near the site Of the blaze orsom eaort of spark from mn anearby house on Fulton Street and French Avenue. The explosion occurred just after Karl Yost, 62, Mullett Lake Park, had finished unloading 1,600 gallons of petroleum from a tanker truck Into the plant's storage tanks. The blast reportedly knocked Yost totheground. He had been standing In the parking lot area near the corner of Laurel and Fulton, a short distance from the explosion, atthetlme, accordlngtoaspckewi.ui for the Sanford Fire Department. Other than that Incident, no Injuries were reported, authorities said. The plant has a storage capacity of 80,000 gallons, according to the spokesman. While the exact number of gallons of petroleum being stored at the time of the explosion In not known, fire officials said they feel the plant was near capacity. A burning power pole at the explosion site promoted Florida Power & Light lode-energize the line at 1:15a.m. causing an area from the RAW dft down First Stred a:W over to the county courthouse to be without power, FP&L's District Manager Scott Burns said. .- . — - .. .. ' -. • r . - .. '.' . . ,. .• .- '••'.' , Herald Phelsy Torn NtiiI The youth of Sanford was all eyes and ears Saturday when the Miami Amigos staged a clinic for Little Leaguers at Sanford Memorial Stadium. Some 150 kids attended, sticking around to watch the exhibition game against the Denver Bears. For results, see page 5A. SANFORD CLINIC Deaths From Smoke Inhalation 26 Killed In Nursing Home Blaze ear _ _ ModOftheareawasbsckoothelineata.m.,.j, and power was restored completely by 4 p.m. _ _ Called out by the emergency, Burns said he could see flames FARMINGTON, Mo. (UPI) because the neared fireby- mhigton Stat. Hospital for the from the fire which followed the explosion from his home in the The home Is near the eastern Meyer, who lives across the nearby. — A fire today killed X people draM was one-half mile away. mentally handicapped said 13 edge Of Farmington, located highway from the home awakSt. Francois County Sheriff Mayfair section. AM Injured several others at a frocu the hospital were about 50 miles south of St. ened to the sirens and later told James Hickman said a nmoke A temporary morgue was Set por When he arrived at his office located down the draM from the boarding borne thathOld up at the National Guard v housed at Wayside Inn. The Louis. Firemen from Farming- a repoe, "ft looked like the alarm alerted the residents of Seminole Petroleum facility, Burns said power was off In his some date ments' pedenig, may. god other bodles Were bome, which was a row Of ton, Flat River, Dee Rue, whole backside was going up." the home. office and he Immediately cranked up the generator to power the authorities taken to ths MIMIII Ara connected stucco-and-brick Esther, Desloge, Bismarck, emergency lights and the telephone swltehbøart Bodies being pulled from the cottages, had *7 psiie'4s. Boone Terre, LeadwOOd and The blaze followed a 'inillar The fireswept HOWIW The explosion was first reported by a Sanford Police Unit on Laadington were smoldering ruins were placed fire at Connellaville, Pa., patrol, according to fire officials. Wayside Inn Home on the injur ed were taken to that Assistant Farmblton Fire __ In bright yellow plastic begs. A Sunday night In which nine outskirts Of town. Firemen hospital end Farmhugten Coin- Qde1 Bob Oiler said, "We fOd The billowing flames that shot like a fiery fountain from three of few persons In the 42-bed home people were killed and three the four storage tanks also threw gas vapors to house at French nins communities were muafty Hospital. several rW inside the door. The fire apparently began apparently had been moved others injured in a crowded Avenue and Fulton Street, according to fire official, ft vapors tamoered In figNing the blaze Authorities at the Far. They just _Idu't get out." qUICldy Iii the kitchen. Lansford recently to another home boarding house. caused minor burn to the o*I, of the house. jNc ,,. :hhhhhIIh1 Fue l Fire, A'. •. ... -' ic.. eft ce A ?eAce oPrM&. ubble B o the same Cona Pa __ who picks, up the last one loses. / / 1•_%5• ' A shrewd player can #à win every time. Hers's ' hew'Iatsver num j' ber your r---.ut rs L mevss, you pickup mere In osdu =n%s"a$e,.lst 4.lnsurkugffiai iremains tar the final LAND MUll Whoiss sadh Is csusj our beckpac4ng pale CAN YOU TRUST YOUR SYIP Thors area, lease slz differSam I. *swlog dotaMs bslwsos aid bslta* flask, Hew 01 > ,I.. ?P_hhhh1h10 _____ Carter Decision Due - This Week Prompt-Action Anticipated On State Energy Emergency _____ grtng the wing Of )gh thedatielFisrida, Ii tIdsIIHWl'aI sad edicipatid. principal supplier to power id Exxon Officials reported to In the affidavit to the DER M1fl17114 * percent Of the prg Burns said earlier FPL's company,cou3dauppIyon1y1,1ssa FPL Cook sell the FPL experienced electrical "wda on FPL's m oper4inii will be seriously barrels Of low FIJfrW a abort fail in low sulfur f_I in system. "In ,lmpllaIIc terms it I d—'ug WM Per gn) FPL's need In addition, Bums said FPL February, when siçply ms toed within the week on Guy. Mr act, pew cilia c approxImately oneethird of 1,10 .ra , suer corded Ml cksr the is U4 mffl barrels meetly,. abut dawn s ti,. i FPL's current electrical BØ Graham's gfl forI beffl find with i m', . need aid" aseves much if nk4 of the n_Ib. Bi said. nei nuclear plant for refueling meet generating dornanda will genseatIm is In jeopardy," igq for of 1e th sue per. The mi if q5j today and will be abetth dawn H. p&j to ('5 aMj4yj firm April and Mey twilled FPL Officials. Fluids hra$day period, said govsrasr's requent was to i ts p, , All bumIn, the go*aers Initiated aft the Miii °Y tt1Vs of Us shutdown if the sm ,eetuieL that Exxon (i'p"y USA, of hier sulfur fuel oil, Cook PlaIt (or rofasihigon p se(y today. )pai1r el *iomedal FF1. appsar to have Is the IlIsrIdsy. two nuclear p be "WsescttoheerfromtM Regaldim 100001 (VU)a' 5eIdfletmanager - Both plantss refueling. FPL!s uJ.Lu.g. bursing of higher sulfur oil, the .veruer. ?P1 *im" ll 'to torfua1oilwWthencota.M Iddhligrn*JIIM..n the FpL cornof MO WVWA te Us om sJetem we 'Nv,d to bun flrIL_It1Hetuu declare a Mat, .1 ...rgy ii have to em hew FPL's OWW Ii* February, Is pnbsbly bsi delsysd a hit 'ewgeesy. set -September perIod, di. to. such o and electrical 4ii4. het4i he Is hth Us All (dthi NhlheiuidiiL Ihoieo FF1. I. 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Today - - - - - ___ ' I / I t II — - ----- — - - - - - --- - - _ • . u . .'---.a----------. -- %.l-. -- ---------- - ak----. - - -. . - - - �—Evening Hrald Sanford, Fl. Mommy, A,112. im With Little Fanfare .VVORW Is For Assault On Rebels (UP!) - Iranian army troops today Into ast city of Gcnbsd.e Qaboos for a final iasait on several strategic quarters of the city. Prime Miner Msh Bulargan, apparently concerned over the tribal revolts, ordered "to411 action" against the tribesmen and their Marxist guerrilla advisers after three consecutive cefire attom$a failed, sources close to the government said. Over 500 people killed In four days of fighting between troops and Kurdish tztbemen demanding autonomy, In the Kurdish city of Sudaj last month. rolled IN BRIEF Egypt - Iranian Troops Prepare Iran raet' s Begin A?rivesin NATIoN- CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) Menachem Begin arrived In Cairo derstated. bouquets of pink carnations. today with little fanfare but made history as the first prime Begin, wearing a gray suit over a charcoal gray and white tie on The blue and white Israeli flag was hoisted alongside the black, minister of the modern Jewish Mate to set foot In an Arab capital. a white shirt, smiled and waved and seemed imbothered by the the presidential lounge only a white and red Egyptian Blue and white Israeli flags fluttered over the airport, Israel's muggy weather. mintite before Begirl'splane touched down. The only other Israeli national anthem was played by an Egyptian band, and the man Begin stood at attention alongside Mobarak on a green felt flags n evidence flew from a row of poles Just outside the enonce denounced as a terrorist by the Egyptian press lowered his carpet as the presidential bend played Hatlkva, the Israeli an- trarim to the airport. head In salute to the Egyptian flag. them, then played the brand new Egyptian national anthem that No Israeli flags were no In Cairo itself. Vice President HoardMobarak greeted Begin as the 65-year-old stresses peace over war. The Israeli leader was In in once before, in December 1977 prime minister and his wife, Alin, emerged from their Israeli air Erect with a military bearing, Begin reviewed the IM-man when he met with Sadat at the Suez canal city of Isinailla. No force Boeing 707. Presidential honor guard as he walked slowly behind a goose- anthems were played on that occasslon. Neither Begin nor Mobsrak made any statements, although the stepping colonel in shiny Germanic helmet. He Mopped to bow his Begin and Mobsrak, who was Egyptian air force commander Israeli leader waved to more than 300 reporters and head before the Egyptian flag halfway along longthe line. the 1973 war, walked on a red carpet, chatting, to the photographers, saying "Shalom, shalom." Two boys presented boxes of flowers to Begin and Mobarak p residential lounge at the airport where they posed for The welcome for Begin's 2Shoir visit was routine for visiting Two girls, one In white, the other in Pink, gave the leaders' wives cameramen and were served refreshments. heads of government and indicated that his overnight stay in the most populous city in the Middle East will be kept low-key. Begin's first stop was to beat the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier before touring the Great Pyramidsat Giza and a synagogue. He Rockets will be Sadat's guest at a state dinner Monday evening. The visit came just one day after five Arab countries withdrew their ambassadors from Cairo, formally beginning Egypt's BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) Embassy officials said the said the attack occurred at building was damaged and ostracism from virtually the entire Arab world. Palestinian The U.S. Embassy In Beirut building was damaged In the about 5:45 a.m. EST. there are no casualties. leaders also threatened the United States with days of "hellfire was attacked today apparently attack, but there were no "We've had some sort of Initial reports said a rocket and brimstone." by rocketfire, as Arab oppoel- casualties reported. Embassy attack", he said, "but we really struck the embassy between the The decision by19 Arab League members in Baghdad thimpose tlon to the U.S.-sponsored officials add they did not know don't know very much about first and fourth floors and political and economic sanctions against Egypt because its treaty Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty who was responsible. what happened except that another landed in the sea with Israel was seen as a reason for keeping Begin's visit un- intensified. One U.S. Embassy official some glass was broken, the nearby. IN BRIEF TEHRAN, Evenina Herald. Sanford, Fl. the battle4crn northe ern Tatcinan rebels holding Hit U.S. Embassy In Beirut - Elections Called In Italy ROME (UP!) President Sande Pertini today dissolved Parliament and celled nfl& poikIcel election, two years early, abandoning a twoinoigh effort to heal the rift between Italy's fueduig Caa and - There wr# no hin,diMe timetable for the general election, Italy's first don 1071, bat political observers UM the election date would probably be in the first 10 dkys of lime. Orlando Man Thrown From Speedboat By MAX EIUULETIAN Herald 8taff Writer Tanzanló Bombs Uganda 4th Orlando man was listed In all fair condition today at Orlando NAIROBI, (Kenya) UP!) T'tM warplanes Regional Medical Center roared across Lake Victoria and attacked Uganda for the following a boating accident second coneecigj,e day today, bclthig Ugenda'i second Friday afternoon on Lake largest city, Jinja, &plomMk .oereae said Monroe in Sanford. Tw'-tlan f orces earlier blid the oil storage depot In Newell G. Spencer, 32, of _1_19 fh. t1 .J .Li le rtalsy, urianao, was the area had been bit by war$mes or by artillery, reportedly thrown from the speedbosthewaadrlvthgonthe ;:'•/f.• The thieves are believed to lakewhei the boathitalarge have entered the back porch wave, according to Seminole t)rougha window and then ueed County sheriff's deputies. the bock door to Spencer reportedly according deputies. five broken ribs and asuffered PWIc--house, me jewelry and to coins were in flhlIhl*p, ac-taken a according toinfOflflMICl) SUPPlied cording to deputies. deputies. Thieves pried open a adding Following the accident TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) tory &çrem. Court review to Spe glwdooratthebsckofthe drove to the hospital in Thomas W. —k.d The Supreme Court a th. death penalty cases, bond Graham horn., 3 Orlando where he was treated lagiMatwe today ay to pr op os, a velMatI and lavolvini Sweetwater Blvd., rural admitted, according to Seminole const itutional amendment the C 11ai117 of side County, and took the number and law. or bteriiratations of the hospital $1,000 In jewels Friday, acNo variety vanity of oases it bears aid Mate or federel Constitutions. cording to sheriWs de puties. uIS the accident, according to hire 37 new lower court judge.. Other cases would be r John N. Wiseback, *, of 307 The Supreme Court is solved at the diiiteA appeals deputies. Sweetwater Blvd., rural JEWElS TAKEN "Mm9w, Chid Justice At court isvat ____ aisse the appIUMI Seminole County, reported jrniry eves pallid aid, s1 . t' in ci :r*s I tWsveeteshlsy * JS"lIi%MpOtt iiin fl*franhlshorne. placedonthecourtorycittor oegl*tobe.sttI.dbyths jewels,accordingtosherlff's .,. 4 Od'"Ii _I ldilatlDII*t• CDlIt CABTAZEN dIP The coal, na report sob. Eddie Smith, 20 Beacon mided by Eglaud whe is ebd Ra*w Of PubIc" Barvi" The largest burglary oc- Street, Lake Monroe, reportild Herald rileft by Too" VIRc*t administrator of the date colist Commission and workmen's curred late Friday when someone took his 1971 Valorle D. Florence, 23, 522 Oak St., Altamonte Florence was northbound when It went out of con. also would tjeyes system, aged the I.gis'twe in Cbevirdet, valued at 0,0M, Springs, was In fair condition at Florida Hospital trol, crossing the southbound lane of the road and for 17 new ccincwit J 11 P km the SWM= C4art to jewelry and coins kom the from in front of the All In Tbe Altamonte suffering backpains today following an coats. new appeals court judgesad the aiJVsili striking several pine trees, according to the Florida houneciQiarle,B, Hackson, 41, 'amIly Bar, U.S. 1742, early morning accident on Longwood Lake Mary Highway Patrol. The accident creation of 5th I)lMnIct coat The appeals courts were of 113 Royal Oak Drive, rural Longwood, Saturday night, Road. The late model Ford Maverick driven by Miss vestigaflon. Is still under In.of Appeal to cover Voliuda, crated in 1197 to serve "as Seminole County, according to according to sheriffs deputies. Orange and Brevard coatlu courts of list resort," England and the surrounding ares. said, bit timsi't turned out Lawmakers wore urged to t way. Practically every put on the March 1* crimisusl and civil case In ine1 pr1rnan ballot an Florida is appulbd it pree1d41 to the high amendment restrict miMe. cowt THREE MlL ISLAND, Pa, accompatled Carter on the parked oil the road. One truck some weaning hard hats and plastic boots taped on the Mrs. Carter was cheered by (UP!) Even Jimmy Carter Inspection of the plaid that has carried a round steel pod carrying gas masks on their visitors' fed, about 600 townsfolk as she wasn't emilirig. WEATHER been leaking rwII#c since marked "radioactive belts but no other protective It tat 10 minutes fur Carter signed autographs. Asked why The president of the United lest Wednesday. It was the flat U.S.A." Into which nuclear gear greeted the praident. to complete his Inspection. she had come along with her $ a.a. readIngs: Is.. becemieg mostly suthenly Slates, one hand on his cheek time news personnel had been debris from tIer plant will be In a door, down a concrete Plant officials helped the husband on this potentially and the other holding Na elbow, allowed on the scone since the loaded when America's word hallway and op two flights peti iiinai•t loWs, TIINdI7. of carters take oft their putIc dangerous journey, she replied, Mood somberly In the control accident. Manic power alsis ends. la; yesterday's M^ $4; concrete stairs, the procession DoUnd "M the bus for the "because I was Interested." 1V AYI11D room of the lire. Mile Island :bo,..$,k , Sie,i4acg,j officials of the a.is In the main building, about ahofhled along awkwardly be. Dsyteea UA7 back to the main After his brief speech exnuclear power plaid, listening Nucle ar Regulatory Conunli. two deem plaid workers ?NMIhr* h Ilty, $4 purasiti a.m., 1*0! cause of the onHlse4ltssll gate. MW pressing concern, Carter blently . told u. wink, at 77 Then, the 111"driv, to boarded his Marine helicopter about the nation's worst atom' c limousine at the entrance to t: P _________ Feracaiartly eleedy Pert Caii,ilz Middletown where the and flew beck to the White reactor accid en t. ibre Tissky. —: in sm,, 10*10 ps., MW SiN l.a., praideut stood under -a House. Secret Service agent, DEATHS Rd story, 21 Carter am his wife,Itosalow Is aid N. mud lows te*kI 7d$ bsg,ttian bscbbgard to ad. peel,d off the presidential lynn, wearing thin yellow facility and Carter and Na st low Is aid Us. W MHi, UiAH 0, waw dr Iafluts ess concerned citisens at the emblem from the doors of the AN WrHUD. NO= 7*19 a.,, 0*47 Wow-away plastic boots as a had to traiciar to a yellow I 110 Isdo Mr.. Sarah Odom lA5pfl, 54, 10:50 'a.. Luther D. Motes, 17, 10 town hill's C'n1''ertkin council black presidential limousine .0 pr.ca*diosi against cuu4"- school bier for the halfinlie rids of m Larkwood Drive' San- Puüi.ilta Ave., $ WON st1ca and drove the bullet-proof diedSaturday meeting hall arid tieD and tOfl fihiii bSdISI to the math bu1ltht ford, died Saturday at her Calder. sum in p c.. center, vehicle back to Washington. and dosimoters to MONISM me .nery at the plaid site home. A native of Nanlborongh bell, Ala., . 1* amin Sanford Intake of r.diitklii in the was drab: County, S.C., she lived in fordo ped1Q maithL sa air, nud, an on-sits inspection -Bb of piping and Sanford for the pat Ibis retired grove worker and a of the crippled plaid Sunday. girders lay rating along the year., APRIL 1,1919 moving here from Baptist $inrd: About 19 selected reporters, rosdold,. MIIVIS 08"" ADMISSIONS Hickory, N.C. She was a Survivors include his wife, Sanford: COMe M. Dougherty 11mlogm;1- sandcomeramlen —Two trailer trucks we,, registered nuns audi nwrnbsr Mrs Nets Motes of Sanford; - J00410I 00860110 Ruth G~ 00860110 DIMS A. LawsIn .ioSosIi J. DIsISISSO Of We Good ftpberd Luthwan three aft Barbara UMS Dl*on Arm it. Ilsiey Cbur& Orlando, Mrs. Violet ftWIl*e.8W~,ftWy ____ L ism ulgur of 14111 Survivors include her B 141116 6111`001111 and Mrs. Louis '' C. Thai.; husband, Pastor Ralph I. Judy Margaret Smalley BIRTHS ord and IA==, a daughter, Miss Many 01110 50fl1 Mania of IaMsrd: ,0&m Hughliy, AJIImMS Douglee& Cannl Dougherty a t.. auliliSs, CiSsI*irry Elisabeth Lament both of owl OWN" Services and hail will be in S adord a son, Paul Martha Piehman, DIøsra WASHINGTON (UP!) reverted to permanent lsvii Lunuan, ensign U.S. Navy, R*omllvWe, Ala. its fIShed Sm$dldV *MS,d: UI.. Coagrom acts today, the ci $450 II nikW BINOD Fimitii hems in WieIIIA PIISISRI, DiLilli___ LWb Pensacola, these uncles and A. sa'wv. will at s cl-slIMs Clm*saI. LaM Me&u • Mur giveromunt_____ chins of uvengumeata. s.in. L. Usds C. WillIams, LaM Muir , of operating c tomuntIm. l maui the l. 0___ *SI Pie. 015.1. City Grmnksw Funeral Home in Funsvd Noticis I. of a ha autherity mN P50cM, Drones City AM" 06018 IlrL4l4 the federal budgat, barrow .With the gsveromeid In ch... ci &Tai5UIZWML LUMAN, SARAN 000M MIS. Leulsi lIiITiMvills OpslMelacas,,, Funeral Sarvicie for MM IVa P. log Cut Chedeefos. W.V. Coe. ha beanma ids to dfteit—wbichithabesInaU o.vi Parierses PUC YL*EMUCU LVIS$S. 14. so eaRTHS DII'JhUISMi5 • ap.senktIrI.4"gths bittwoofthelat$yeors—it (.of Wanrat Officer (EM. Lsrkwsd Drive. SWord wP.'. 41sN_all D W'Hleme.a heY. K a. PreMooch at','' dud ciil from $71S lives by ieal berrowh. Ui. Navy) PWcy La. Mincer aid Saturday it her hems will SUNU CyslIS. RIc* kU1 hehSllStllS,M,Wp*L,Sd,y.t to INS bmIv and en me LarINsIMJeeaISP,.WY. AM Rica of the COII 71, .1114 W. Thd Ave., l mo o.o siispwri L4Puron tendIng ft 1M14h Iupl. * Carl ~Wwvv uul May already we being , 4 MdI. Is , Church with Dr. Noyall A. IKNMSI$ Imma $IniWy An a result, the c.11ing foft. Y04150, pno$IOM si the Plidji bum in C-----v,, Va., ad Jee*i 5. TuNe Synod 00th. Lutheran Chwch hi HUTIII WillIams WUlfo I._____ cto Laba Marvin 110$ from a.,.,ic.. • .'' DISrscforhec.Retes Jump will bus. In siiu o0cremasiep, Analadals, Vs. upsa his kasrs Pliwir Ms,g P1htu LaM Mary retirement ur those wishing may mahi can. GpbD.Ilerlins 1911515 in ___ ___ trihutlens Is me Geed SlisPisri Navy. He____ isa lF ____ Memorial Fund. Gromkow ASMIUISNI Miry • lily Oreui taQIpII UOk 01 Funeral Hems Ni ch,s ii ,, I — mr u a — w Not Guilty in Scandal MONROE, La. (UP!) Throughout the trial, former U.S. Rep. Otto Pas.uran was described by his lawyers as a feeble man whose very life was in Jeopardy by the rigors of his courtroom appearances. But the 78-year-old Louisiana Domocrat bolted like an athlete to the courtroom door once the 12 members of the jury his former constituents pronounced their verdict Sunday: they found Pasarnan Innocent of the conspiracy and tax evasion charges that subjected him to 198 days of indignity. The nine men and three women, all from the 5th Congressional District Pasaman represented for 30 years, deliberated just 00 minutes before returning the verdict. Passmaji was the only congressman ever to stand trial in the South Korean Influence-buying scandals. He was Indicted in Washington on March 31, 1975, for allegedly conspiring to accept $213,000 from South Korean rice dealer Tongatsi Park. The trial was moved to Passman's hometown because of his ill health. wu - -- -- - . . - a .. Court Asks - - Patty Hearst Now Mrs. Shaw SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) As an Episcopal minister spoke of righting old wrongs, Patricia Hearst was married Sunday to policeman-bodyguard Bernard Shaw, who courted the newspaper heiress during a long campaign to free her from prison. The 25-year-old bride emerged from a small chapel on Treasure Island Navy Base In San Francisco Bay as Mrs. Patricia Hearst Shaw. A small crowd of Joggers and Navy wives applauded 'and yelled, "Congratulations, Patty I" The 30-minute ceremony was performed by Rev. Ted Dwnke, an Episcopalian minister who organized a nationwide campaign to free Miss Hearst from federal prison after her 1975 conviction for helping her terrorist kidnappers, the Symblonese Liberation Army, rob a bank. The couple's honeymoon plans were kept secret. Shaw has said he and his bride would live In a secluded San Mateo mountain retreat south of San Francisco. - Carter Finances Audited .- •. . Workload Cut . - - - .. - . •. p. .1 ' ______ ________ _____ ___ . ____ ___ 1 . •,, . .- .-• .- .. •.-•.......- ajm cases — — __ _ _ Carter Visits Crippled Nuclear Plant ATLANTA (UP!) The financial statements of President Carter's 1178 campaign were exaggerated during crucial primaries to boost his Image as a winner, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Sunday. The newspaper said although there was no indication the former Georgia governor knew of the arrangements, many of his friends who later joined the administration "went out on a limb for Carter when potential cash problems loomed." The FEC is auditing Carter's campaign, but has Interpreted federal law to mean a voluntary post-campaign amendment of records precludes any fine or other punishment. - Blackout In Boston BOSTON (UP!) Residents of the fashionable Back Bay section awoke this morning to hear, If they had battery powered radios, that Boston Edison hopes to have power restored early today to the 30,000 residents still without electricity. At the height of the blackout Sunday about 100,000 residents were without power and some tenants of highrise apartment building' and fashionable hotels were evacuated Sunday night when underground cable fires triggered at least one explosion, plunging the city's center into darkness. "We hope to have power restored to all customers by a.m.," Boston Edison spokesman Walter Salvi said. "We have only about 30,000 people out at this point." - Manatees Threatened? — - - ,., - -. ' ____ AREA . - instaj _____ ___________ Government __ i.mss FORT LAUDERDALE, (UPI)—A leading conservationist group says the deepening and widening of the main channel into Port Everglades—approved by a state agency last Friday—may jeopardize the lives of 150 of last 1,000 manatee, remaining In Florida. Larry Gore, chairman of the Seaward County Chapter oilier Sierra Club, said the state Dipautnent of Envlronnientaj Regulation granted the permit for the dredging last Friday without awaiting completion of required study on the possible effects of the project on the project on the manatees who winter at Fort Lauderdale. lowU*I a.a.. HOSPITAL NOTES ______ Lyon. Jr. Out - - Of Money? Mrs. Claude Pepper Dead MIAMI BEACH, (UPI)—Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Irene Mildred Pepper, wife of veteran U.S. Rep. Claude Pepper, D'Fla. Mrs. Pepper, 74, died Saturday night at MInl Heart Institute after an 1$-month battle against cancer. Besides serving as an active assistant to her husband doing his long tenure In first the U.S. Senate and then the U.S. House, Mrs. Pepper had a career of her own. On won national and International recognition for her work In charitable, church, civic, political and governmental orgardutilm .em• o. - • .., =--- __ ___ ___ — . ______ ' • ___ :. ___ Cass ' _ • _______ ol b.rty Mucw$i.sn ____ (WIN óiat r r ____ ua Msn1sy - fu • j. M N. P.iich *is.. SMut owd gim plow PON 41 $aaNJ& fMIIL The Su*i1 • - • •• • • • am • • • - • • I .,_.-.• • ' Grin s IV Mot 1_. tbeRM00M.. so city .1 I ppila ha mum. SW vimIIsdals Ni Wik me pait will be sad to Mrs. VMS M51, of lAs $170,171 Mary' us, (urlai LI.d nstr'— .1 Mi caved uiii Z7's sewer uses Ii t L km INS of hilurjr, Miss, MayenllOilurnspuutsd prepardle. far sitasy Nd. ad Mrs. Pail INi .1 Miss Is s prapsad hads Ah *li, Va. SWWdfrU.L Slop. Eleherd :i Sew p at be Sekes Funeral 1PA is Kelly, R4ophyebllb this &Idg, Glide In .1 arvengumeds. sn—vot. 7i, Ne. IN __________ ________ seem 5Ma,Nev I Neis uj • Grant Receives - .•. -' .- I .-.-• - — --- . ••. - • ...- - • . on PINE BLUFF, Ark. (UPI)—The cMWhwd hums of the late Nastier Mitchell, sometimes called the kersisof Watergate, Is being turned Into a muesan by her us and Arkansas bwb=mm owbusinan Bob Abbott aid he and Mrs. Mitcheft'. ass, Jay JusdIgs, will crate lbs museum with furntlure belo'iged to her. that an Fu,wralNsmswitkpr. Lsriy 0. 68W Jr.si,ic. Serial Is MhieNs Nallenal Camals.t. Wisehe Fuuiel HemspA is .-. .. ATMORE, Ala. (UPI)—A Catholic priest who has mab frequent visits to Jobs Lads Evens Ill death row says the men who Is scierduled to die In the electric chair Friday ls sorry for his crimes, bI* cm* bow thetho* of a lifetime of inc,rcsratioui. Father Kevin Duigian vId Evans Sunday as the convicted murderer opeid aM day In his death row cell new Alabw'a's electric chair, where he Is sd*.d Wbscome the first perm tObo use" intheMilled ____ Slates In more than two yew. Eve lawyer, Jobs Carroll .1 the Southern Pv,e4 Law Cater In Montgomery, aid Sunday be was conng oft agaInM his dlieid'swIsMsbyssskIDla Mayof as esecitlon in fodural court. — - . Evans Sorry, Ready To Die Martha Mitchell Museum Msmc.a, CHIUP WARRANT OPP$CIR 1111111T. U.S. NAVY I PIICY LII FWWraI sirViCil ISV Chief Wartest Officer Ref. U.S. Navy) Percy Lie Msrcsr. 77.00 ii W. isy Ave., Labs Mary, aM dlii Sunday, win he 11511 Wuueds, it 1pm. 50 111NUI .,.... • • • - - 3.., . . L.ocal Residen fs- VV1n4eff — By JOAN MADISON Herald Correspondent Three of the five Individuals honored for their outstanding community service, through the Jefferson Award of the American Institute for Public Service, are Seminole Coun- -i • • ,. - - , .. - - Christian Democrats. - Jury Finds Passman Monday, April 2,1979-3A on Clarence H. Snyder of Casselberry, David W. Gray, Jr. of Altamonte Springs, and Edward Schuckman of Longwood, along with Allen F. Horton Sr. and John Washington, both of Orlando, were presented their Jefferson awards at a luncheon. '1 V ' - - - - -. ,, '-' '4 " • 'a I - I Snyder, founder and oldest living member of Alcoholics Anonymous, was recognized for the profound effect he has had on innumerable lives throughout the world. He helped write the basic text for the organization, Alcoholics Anonymous. Today, at 76, he Herald pho?o by Joan Madis Arnold Schoen Jr. gives award to Snyder travels throughout the-coiwtry 1.1. Beau Taylor congratulates Seliuckinan ashe has the past 4oyears establishing new groups and unit all on a volunteer b.lsis. life of an elderly woman, services to the needy. He 1976, as well as other areas. power structure, and his )nlecturing. He Initiated : Vial of Life, Since 1969 when he collects, warehouses and Horton, paralyzed by a volvement with the young, sit' Helping Hand, Neighborhood established "Concerned in distributes "hands-on" articles robber's bullet, was honored for elderly and shut-ins. Schuckman, deputized by needed by victims of natural his efforts to Improve con. Schuckman said of i$e Sheriff John Polk as a special Watch, Baby-slitting Seminars, Mankind," Gray has been disasters, and assisted in the ditions for the handicapped. Dr. award: "It's a great honor.; for deputy, was honored for his Project Concera, and Home responsible the Managuan earthquake in 1973, Washington was honored for his Perhaps this will bring focu involvement In all aspects of Security Programs. He has redistribution of more than $4.5 the Honduras hurricane in 1974, in-depth research on Orlando's the county on j, lot of the county's crime prevention been accredited with saving the million worth of goods and the Guatamalan earthquake in black community and the programs we are workini - - ' - — The Work Starts Tuesday Graham Op ens Legislative Sess ion TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - More than 2,100 lobbyists, plus Much spade work on important legislation has been done in Wednesday and it is expected to pa c.ei1v. i'lie tough skdduL 130 House members and 40 senators go to work In earnest this exhaustive committee meetings that have been held since for the amendment, as usual, is in the Sena te where the I)OWC Ii week on about 1,000 proposed laws. December. House committees worked three weeks In March on Rules Committee will be deciding during the house dehat" i t major bills. The 60.day, 1979 Legislature will commence on Tuesday. The ERA whether to let the measure go to the floor for ktsttt in ti The Senate Is expected to debate and vote on reform of workupper chamber. firstordero(buslnesslsthestat,eofthestate address by Gov. Bob Graham before a joint session of House and Senate. It's the for- men's compensation laws the first day of the session. The House With ERA out of the way, the hIow k :thl set to take tip i: r4 mer state senator's first legislative session as governor. Insurance Committee has just about completed its own version of order bills to forbid fI1turecojLstru,j, rths ro Ft ta workmen's compensation reform. The capital was packed on the eve of the session. Partying was Canal, and reestablish the Flot-idas Kes . .i::! (iFcc S. The House is scheduled to vote on the Equal Rights Amendment areas In full swing. A record number of lobbyists - 2,129 Including of critical state concern. Florida First Lady Adele Graham - have registered to beat the drums for 1,043 special interest groups. The lobbyists already have reported spending $50,000 before the first gavel has fallen. The sum Is expected to grow to more than a quarter of a million dollars before the session ends the first week In June. Aides report Graham will shy away from suggesting sweeping new programs. The math thrust of his message to the lawmakers will be a pitch for his budget. It calls for expenditure of $14 billion over the next two fiscal years. One of the major elements of the budget carries out Graham's campaign pledge for a two-year freeze on property taxes and the state treasury funding a larger share of public education costs. , .5 Both the House and Senate are off to the fastest start in memory wider the spur of Speaker Hyatt Brown and Senate President Phil Lewis, both of whom are businessmen In contrast to the attorneylegislators of recent years. EA STE R r . I- . . . •1, • , CIA Goal: Make Murder Look Natural WASHINGTON (UP!) - A quarter-century ago, the CIA considered experimenting on terminal cancer patients under the guise of "leglilmate *Uoi11 cal work, but government documents fail to show If such' Ideas were carried out. Heavily censored material oainei under the Freedom of Informn4Ion Act showed the agency was looking Into ways to "knock off key guys" theough inducing apparently natural causes such as cancer and heart attacks. The CIA also was concerned about the vulnerability of U.S. Blouses 100 Pct Textured Polyester ) 4"TO9" P "At any rate, we need know enough more about it to decide how much Interest we have In it." Sun Dr.ues The next pertinent document was a Feb. 4, 1002, "draft" memorandum from "Chemical BIIIICh, ReaSSZCII & Develop. malt. It It reported inspecting a lab for possible use In "medical research Involving physlologically active chemical cornpounds." "Human subjects would be available for work that could be carried out as legitimate medical research," it said. "Extensive animal facilities IadSrStOUISainMIODbyIUCII exist for other kinds of virtually undetectable mews. research." But thurejs nothing to show lbS 11*010 dISCIMSId the we whether the talk about Inducing of berylluim, a metallic elecanmir and t..t attackso eve got pest the memorandum ment said to have "extreme toxicity" and capable of InducMagi me papers, reseerchid by IN tum0m Martin Lee cithe Washingtonbased Amsednatim Informs. 00 YOU Um Swiss, show that the CIA WANTTO SILL YOUR project apparently started with HOME? miIgpt an undated, mom noting the "vidnsrsh&IMy of I SELL NOMISI US. to uncenvallosi attack" r and rdumd to ate. by the WHY DON'T office of*rateglcservicssthe . WE GET WorM Wan Upridse*uor of the TOSITHINI CIA. "Knock an hey People to the heavily casseted dscmsnt R EALTOR. ASSOCIATE sid. "How knock all hey gay 11114 11~' 2 Lovely print N) Q S"To U EARRING SIZES4toI4 GOOD SSORAE iT BONANZA j.: i__Il__I , .L 3 PAIR 77 PKG.2 i7A - ; 0 PAIR ) CARD "I Porn Porn Sox .. Selection of Styles1 and Colors •1 - • - •, • $ • ROtA "TUJY" UVI tem&,r "least "" i fedi on (blaek)be ft op? 'Are y of Interim to (Nsa)? pjy yea, — STINVOM WIlT WLTOII 192441ar193-4N. 2549 PARK DL, SANFORD V -L -- -'- ,j _ • ___• • _: £ -, •' -.-•_- - - - �&; Evening HerAd Around (liSPS 411710) -. - - - /AVE,SANO1D, FLA, ----- ---...-- Area Code 30$-322-2611 or 831-9993 -9 Monday, April 2, 1979-4A we've Jiat begun Aprll, you should be Th reminded that May 12 is not far away. *t is the significance of that date?" you - ......,!nigH uL_ Well, May 12 Is when the first, of what many people hope becomes an annual event occws-the - "Sanford Annual Road Race." EMWW . ,.I ____ The Clock By MAX ERAUZTIAN We, The People: formed from what used to be East Pakistan during a revolution In 1971. Qialrman Enayet MI. of Ithula, Bangladesh, paid a visit to Sanford Wednesday, Thursday and Friday UT,J last week. He wrtbt th which the city disposes of solid and liquid waste. pop"u1d U the annmlulonera are as agile their feet as -they. *.&dg!ng challenge to participate tnil)r. race, they could he Olympic material. The event will follow a coiree throh the city and is co4ponaored by Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Club meeting to draw attention to the event. He road race Tihlzts to every member of the city commbM Jernigan iIpped that the gesture was to show faith in tt ability to rim the race, He i bO he would match the Sanford Cornmission against any other like body In Seminole County. ___ If President Carter is looking for a domestic issue that should prove wildly popular with the electorate, he could do far worse than to raise the banner of regulatory reform as he did recently. No one knows the exact cost government regulation imposes on the American economy. But, by any calculation, the total cost is staggering and every nickel must ultimately be paid by consumers i the form of higher prices for virtually every product and service they purchase. A notable study last year by the Chase Manhattan Bank put the cost of all government regulation at $103.1 billion during 1977, with the vast bulk of this sum attributable to the regulatory web spun by federal agencies. What does a $100 billion price tag for regulation mean? In 1977, it equalled: $470 for every man, woman and child in the United States, or $1,880 for each family of four - Five percent of the nation's gross national product, the total value of all goods and services produced in the United States that year. -25 percent of the entire 1977 federal budget. - Nearly three-quarters of all private investment in plant and equipment during 1977. At General Motors, more than 20,000 employees work full-time trying to keep the nation's largest corporation In compliance with government regulations, In New York state, one-fourth of a hospital City Manager Warren E. Knowles. A crowded country without the benefits of cnodcrn technology, Bangladesh faces serious problems - - - mayor in this country. It is heartening to see that even on the local level peoples of two vastly different cultures can work together to share solutions to similar problems. - • - - ' - . ~ . . 4 - .. - • - ;. • 1 114 •• - "J ' . - . . statistically better in the Great Lakes states than In other areas of the country, with the South Atlantic states least promising of all. This is the New Yorkbased economic research organization's reading of figures % 'i,,' compiled during February for a seasonally ' • adjusted employment opportunity Index. It gets its information from the newspapers specifically, the help-wanted pages of 51 major papers across the country. The rise and decline In volume of job advertising, it says, has proved a particularly sensitive barometer of the .. changes In demand for labor and of general business conditions. . - - - Back In 1965, there was no shortage of jobs In teaching. That was when the postwar baby boom was echoing through the nation's schools, facilities were strained, some schools were on double shifts and the demand for teachers appeared inexhaustible. To meet it more than 20 percent of students entering college intended to become teachers. The current situation Is not all bad, however. • . 0 GSA Choice , ____ WASHINGTON Former naval officer cpul over such a petty matter, Freeman fired under the proper ceiling at the proper time," he received sizable research grants from the Jimmy Older has selected a sonot:, takea farfrom.coirite how 10 the Army's In. said. ugging it oft as "a routine ad. American Egg Board and the Wallace Genetic charge sialrd to dies sp i icalikiddia spider general demanding he decide, for mIirMlve matter," Freeman said If he Foundetlon. The foaw4&l,n was ,itabllsi,d b federal agency. He may tarn id to be every bit once and tsr all, who ceatrele the iduel's fu dsim't get the qpro9rlMloni he'll Imply have the son of the lat, politico Henry Wallace. The All controversial as An. Stanifluld Tarner at Hebodubesemly marwmftfw to trim wus do time comea. I !allacefamily Also had an Hy-uss W ma LZA. -_ Army Sail lf a Ildiradlemi, a producer of Wgbqus*y egg-, Ear Adu. Rowland G. Freeman Ill, the Mlq dots'"iM of militarY ailki quartered Pentagon tficla1a0 meanwhile, have laying chickens. The foi.'dutlon 'oIJi4 os president's chuics to replace Jay Islanon at the nearby. Freeman finds their presence crgaged fads for the d positions khpiiI $1WIN to between im and Gonad luselass A MvMl., wee a NavydidradIothetshiphe,emattbeeellsg, freon ether p,a, The messy will uses be 1977. bitinWarldWwlLHewasshitdswn alat he roqiutt4 theic tsrs fur Ma tiunaluru __ d to the COW they premleedus. cçriiig54p1 rui , 't Wir-d to be In the Puce bat he _ _____ Hew Preem's starchy Indspwds'ti will go to ks the N'tknal Con on E, 4eagoInliudofaUbyfrieuyefrim ___ dw*k(sgrissr,rl.tobe.es.The Nutrition &lfalrY .cIon - frs .t-litri of the UaldStd Army. ___ a , , the admItIft +eldsly no corn' a pr'r uwI. p Qreun-cis placed freeman in gg- 'a_.ppg agecy a __ ence thM and reliable reMIfIc evid trsag.whsr. he betod.pund'aAmi IMt* With is musrs of Policy cMlan p arm he already drawn __ a,peaval to do his jib as head of DiUu ___ ps,of hi*leval Vim. cell'1-' him ci',r who worry abud saft of heart Mtavk." aays Pr&1 ier ais-eampotitive at Put isb*, SyM as $ Manspumid 's 1 Fred Kun'm.mw was the only .c$r4' to' Va. Deceme lbs ethel Is laded on an Army udars. that Ma to w-1'-- on gumrat csatrs. be , testIfy en MW the Pidages's he.iik precse •of the on £.duItr, ii'If his ,'- --t ia ,,, of Krow is am a emi grow CC dictate the Froemis's fads mid be chan. at lad *uly that the &.3Ir'-dThl is, Fri muse per, PI Army. :- adihe cit usd at ful muting iS f adir the aid ('Mam cars., "May you et1MI Fwho believe the .ini eggo doss id ailed r M bleed tbnlidwsl, ad that aywaj Indicate ( live in , -g ss." tho rsi. minus Ma i n. •to (SI doN id "plir lagevity. ORA . y, dsem't. v M all I of t at ue paCS 108101118i the FTC, he pru.ii* PIUIM 1fa5 U* meved NIud 'ila a whlmbdnrskd,al rigiry aguides are, " -_-'frs the AIISIICSS Bout of ----------- UbuHelb added wuI Maing inimujofy, in. *:u Ma i'ia tou PVy ihi(b he said chewed mere .I4ffl -WIVE ---'- Mlii' Ma ul---I he u.k NUll ,'1set he. Mcrul to'over beces.of their :::ud .bWtiveiy. $ lbbsd,todadduSiiu1*e :di Mavesuat cusci muting of thun sepsut ubru, Is percuMd as .scidaryd ldluuu 'aIMa'.l1'U ll he in bed w '1r') Ma 41irut Army G JsheL b he ASIA pret.ied to E, beIiMihed*ie IJJll*, O1e a-Ma fr to hire' peuil hutS, 1&ry ± with . rofurimes to thuir diii were "IscarMe INC, rmysadsd_v a tees. . -. - mlii .1 fading. rr II. LINlr ciMl aid T eppars to be lbS eiisil vft Dr Fred at Army's red e, ear aasid ___ ____ the Weru ris Wi a $ he he am Wthek* Eaw, a Iheulty of ____ Fru friStbS WaIacefr- 1. wIIb useaI and of lbs usl IhevehessrIgto= doom 'tj1, get rrr1cs:hed .,sispid md a:his b s. He he WAS":"I CS pat y dlv ii it Ii at bsUgea1sdan uqyorihesthe.itythirskngasl'a vlewsmrseto the b1Idg1tV PNIU - - __ oo - wuv - _ •' . . • :)' ~11 -- ' ,•_... _*_•' ;:3' - - - -• •-• - - - . • - •.•. _•_, _ __ -_ _. __ ••. .• % - - -- - - . 1 ,,..:,° .. : . . ., 'S..- _' - . It . 44I. ''!& -. .•'' • '.' 1. - _'.. - -'- ;"W ' '• _-•- - • 1. - - . .• - • . . - ". ~F' -' I " •- 'z - '" , • S ... n,raia *1, ..1g111 I Wayne T"'".e wac,.es w a tch es511e ,, fli ght oI hi s song usS . FLY moms II usi a llSaturda ssy b y D a iom lI1shI San ffor.1 d Stadium. but ft was caught in the Miami Amigos' 7-3 victory over the Denver JUST A LONG Bears in exhibition baseball. The Amigos came back Sunday against InterAmerican l.eague foe Panama City, and dropped an 8-6 verdict. The Amigos host the University of Florida varsity Tuesday night at Sanford Stadium in a 6:30 p.m. cones. BALL in a two-hitter 4-1 triumph .i. • 1-Bailer Malt Napoli at first base In AAA action, Braun the Yankees came up with a Cadillac ran its record to 7-1 paIr of victories as Carl with a 15-1 triumph over Blonigan hurled a two-hitter In Kiwanis John Story and Jim a 30 win over the White 5 . AF- over KIWANIS SylvsoDi, McNamara LInaIan Drliikwit,q s Blanchfieldeachhadthreehlts. and Vernon Garlanger scatAnd in senior league action, tered six hits In an H victory over the Cardinals. WHITE SOX YANKEES sImPosin solifflar Savm•ardnor Hinton Brandon Totals BRAUN CADILLAC AS S H Lersnz 22I 3 I II 2 S I HLIgFIVI Nine III 3I2 t PIIIIWCk H es • I I I Horwitt Jacobs Purse NiH D.bIIn., Con Ill ld 12 S 2II 4 23 I 5 Story 20I 2 • Grady III II 12 Rarblaro Totals 33 IS II Aesloy LHwtell Knapp ••...•Totals • Parker's Seventh HR ks Reds 10. -) .' I ' J Parade 4k\J Sin By United Press IateruUesa - Manager QiuckTlnner ctThe Pittsburgh Pirates calls Dave Parker "the best playr In By M1I.TON two games, one of which is with the University of North Carolina N is-IS -.. Nil %IanhIns iIsI,r masters CiMs.scs hits to defeat the 'Pbillies; Mitchell Page's double capped afow.runelghthlnnlngag alnst Bruce Sutter that carried the A's to victory over the Cubs; Washington 6, 3 - MIC D lSS ..- W I. PC,. OS * WShng 32 33 .675 Philadlph 45 34 .570 I New Jersy 36 41 Al 16 New York 3) 49 .311 22½ Boston 21 49 .364 21 - - Cenlral Division trying to throw the ball past the Red Sox to defeat the Cardinals Iirates' outfielder. and Darrell Evans seventh Parker, the Most Valuable inning homer lifted the Giants San Antonl Houston Atlanta Clevelnd Detroit Player in the National League to victory over the Brewers. _ .-•-- -.-• .--- - ---.---- ----- -_ - -- - - - Chasey Potter Svrda Faulkner Totals - a.... i ' Monroe Whittinot Was or : :: h111 II0 1II 00S 2•I 15 2 0 SIREN Swionoy Totals --- wJ-J S : 355 T, 2 0 I Wood 20S I of Whole" 3 355 K1151f 311 24 4 1 Fisher Totals 23I2 Among the squad cuts Sun- Eying Masters N.Y. Islanders W L Pct. Ga 45 33 .577 43 34 350 1½ 43 36 .544 2½ 30 45 .355 15 29 49 .372 16 Philadelphia ?. N.Y. Rangers Montrs.I 3. loston 3 D etroIt 3.; Mlnneiota Tor onto 6. Buffalo 3 - -. Vancouver 2, Chicago 2 CoIordo 9-. ç ' -, Jal-Alal Saturday matinee First game 1 DomlngoFernan 920 4.60 260 6 Irusta-DIagall 7.20 2160 I Victor Gerardo 4.00 Western Conference Midwest Division W I. Pct Kants Cly 45 34 .370 Denver 34 544 ,, Milwauke 37 42 Indiana 36 ChIcago 29 50 .367 16 Pacific Division L Pct. os Seattle 50 2$ .641 Phoenix 4 30 .6)5 2 Los Angels 44 33 •511 5½ Portland 44 34 .564 6 San Diego i •' Golden 58 33 44 .443 15½ *ciIncI division Saturday's Results New Orleans 109, Atlanta 107 Milwaukee 100, Chicago Kansas City 126. IndIana 101 Seattle $23, Detroit 103 Sunday's Results San Antonio 112. Boston 110, aft. iladelphia 112. Los Angeles 111, alt. Washington 103, Denver 000; HAGAN AS 1 H AS I H 300 I I I Singleton I I I Golmonl 3 Ill 2 11 2 t t Howard 300 211 ShItty I so Marshall 1 00 __________ r..n -- --'• U,,-, ((4-4) 01.20; P(44) 117.90; T1 4•4• Eighth race. 5.16, 6: I) 425.00. IVanDa llzed 9.00 4. 60 3.20 Fourthgam. lManatee Steve 1.00 380 I Baldos-Mancrla 1410 6.00 3.60 2 Cassman 710 3 Ramon-Pradera Q(7.$ I3.i P11-i) 49.5*1 111S 111S.7.111 7 Sars.iJrqul; 7 Time 31.0. Q(I 3) 27.40; P(1 3) 85.80; 1(1 3 7) Pdlnth race, S.16, B: 28020 3 Super Boy • 600 160 2,40 11-11111 I Rocktown Margie 22.10 5 80 2 Said Diaga 11.20 680 560 SCarmaleta 800 IGaStiROdoIfo 1,60 720 0(3-4) 1340: P113-411149.40; T(3 4 I Ramon Goiri 4.80 s 751.20. Time 3136. 124. 0. ulmo I) 20600. 6 B. Major 7.60 100 260 2 Big Favor 500 310 9.80 3.00 3.00 1 Hard Crash 460 600 440 0(2-6) 12.10; P(l.2) 41 40; T(4-2-4) 1.20 151.00. Time 31.S. SIalhgam. 3 Carasa Pecina 6Trani Badiola 200mgo Pradera Q(3•*) 3460; 12 0-6) 114.10; T(3*. Dog Racing s_so • NaMlo 1153,314 Fifth race. 0.50 •. 30 ___ - - 3.40 ____ a V -- -- -- - I IS 1I0 1 SI 20 2 3 III 010-3 • ____ : i g Thurman 15 S S Nvss SSWfl Totals ____ _ __ 110 94-so, Hockey ______ :: 000 lb-I Hafl,, 20 : 311 Cornfield Farr Alcorn LETTESIO Concholas AS S H AS I H Palmer 4 2 I ll Wallace 211 Jackson 311 N,wborn * 0 3 Mots 31 I Gallaher S 1 0 Palmer 1 0 I Waling 211 Finnell I I S AverIll 2* 3 I Totals AS I H 11th race. $.16, C: 20760; DD( 13) 4 Bleak 620 4.40 2 00 Seventh game Secondgam. with three hits, Including his day. Toronto optioned outI Baron's Pepper 7 00 600 3.2o SHernan.Paco 1.10 4.60 1.20 7 Boston Sherry )GaIdOS-pecina 7.40 5.,6o seventh 260 fielder Joe Cannon to th SSara-lsldro 10.20 12.00 T(4-11 Isasa GastilI club, 360 j 27410 Time 31.63. lCarasa-DIagaIl 260 victory over the in Q(2•S) 40.40; P(S-2) 72.40; T(S.2-l) QC3fl 34.00: PO-S) 193.00: outfielder l2thrace,'s,t3: 732 *0 Parker ed 1) 247.40; DD(l3) 60.00. .i Mtck Cosmos 750 18 60 320 their Tidewater Eighth game Third game 7 Manatee HalIie to .458 110 2 10 sent pitcher 7 Belde Golrl 120 5.60 1.20 2 HO's Wizard SZubI 1040 1 00 RB! to 1$. 3.40 5.00 2 Hernan-Ecp,anlz 6 Santl 459 Umbarger to cs 4.10 0.40 940 6 0(3.7) 74.20; P134) 40.00; 7(3-7.2) Phil Garner also Gastl-Wally 3Paeo 5. S_SO 00 41310. Time 3957. 0(2-7) 33.40; P(7.2) $1.00: T(724) 0(0-I) 7I.00; P(II.ö) 291.201 7(5.6. for A-3M9; Handle $316.941. 3) 130.00. Saturday night Nlnthgae m Pourtham, First race, First race, 5. 1*, 0: ?Goirl Arturo DeFreites and Ken 17.40 1.10 ö Ramon .peclna 320 1120 11.00 .so SCIaira Mabel 17.10 11.20 4 60 I 6.00 DuranOlano for 5.40 5.00 8 Mary Bannon 550 5 80 3 Oscar S lrusta.Mand'Ia 410 4.00 Husker Edna 4.20 0(1.2) 43.30; P12.1) 90.30: 7(2.1-3) 0(5.0) 54.00; 7(5.1.4) 1 4I7.20. 32L00. 454.00. Time 31.5*. Tenth game New York Yankees edged Fifthgame Second race, $- 16, C: S8eldeOlano 21.40 640 IBelde-Echanh: 3.60 l Dakota Charlie Detroit 4-3 in 10 innings; l30 600 160 15.406-00 4.40 2vicandI.Gofldra 6.20 4.00 6LakeArliie SGastl-Dlaga 000 400 $ 60 310 California do 4 SaidBadhola 2Oscar-Enrlque 320 4.10 2Ruthie Mae 260 Q12S) 39.00, 74; Montreal nipped 90.00; P1 5-2) T($2-4) 0(3-I) 44,40: P(IS) 139.10: TIlS. 297.20. 00(34) 220.00; 0(46)5200; P(4. 2)240.40. 2; 6)271.10; (443) 265.40. Time 31.77. Eleventhgame S11i same Third race.$.)0,M Ch 1 8 Duran Mandiola I Oom'go Gerardo 10.40 4.60 3.20 2060 720 7.00 Boston Hunter 4:10 3.20'2.20 Toronto 10.7. 2 Dom'goGastjll ?TranlDiagall 4.00 2.00 4.00 4.00 I Proud Sles HILTON HEAD ISLAND, aft. 440 240 lCarasalsldro vicancii.pecina Also, the New York 2.40 4.00 lLankenton 2.10 si; oak- S.C. (UP!) - Torn 0(3-5) 47.6O 7(12) 91.10, T(5.2.l) Cleveland 114, Houston 105, 43.40: P11.2) 120.90: T(12. 601.00. ed 0(1-4) 13.10; P14-1) 29.70; T(4-I-7) $) 054.40. gives you th 44,40 an aft. - Twelfth game Portland log, Milwaukee 107, Seventh same es he it of 4Apralz-Enrique 6.00 5.20 6.00 3 BHsCrashalo,, aft. I Victor-Mind'a 11.20 5.00 4.00 $3.20 7,40 3.10 ZubiGoirl golfer, bUt with 4.20 4.20 PhoenIx 116. DetroIt $03, 5 lSsa-Olanco Strike For ce 7.40 1.00 S Beide-Wally 350 2.60 3.10 7 Manatee Maxine Jack San DIego 126, New York 116, ORamon-Paco 1.10 Cleveland but Se 3 00 0(24) 30.40: P(4-2) $02.90; 7(4-2. alt. OIlS) 33.50: P11-I) 140.40; 7(1.5- 5) to 0(3-4) 20.20: P13-Il 61.10; T(3-4.1) Minnesota 3390.00. Seattle $02, Golden State 97. 5) 441.00. 145.10. A-37S4: Handle $203,230. alt. Eighth ,ame Film race, i,S: Th Atlanta 100, New Jersey ) Lake Ilka 3MutiIla-Ar'ta bl 17.40140 3.20 Chris 15.60 7.50 4 So year lOscarGoirl SL.L.'sBot)ert 7.00 1.40 1.20 4.20 co Jay ns 4 Nyan:a 4Befde.urgulza 3.60 Tour 4 40 to en and 0(3.1) 45.40: P13.1) $27.20: T(3-7. Q(I.0 36.00; PIll) $0.20; T (10.4) SANFORDORLANDO os 4) 360. II. 06.I0. Time 30.02. map a Saturday Matinee NHL Standing ar th do Sixth race. $14, A. NInthIms First race, 516. D: with a cmPliell Cssferesc 6MutiIIa 1I.2 7.60 3.40 2 Frankle Mae Bee 15.00 5.40 5.40 24 Legal Hassle 7 60 4.30 300 it Patrick DIVIS4.S SGasti Real Estate 7.20 3.40 4 Challis Delight ISO 540 440 two And W 1. T $ 3Echanlz 4.00 lRed Chink 3.20 1 Mineola Irene s-NY lslndrs 310 47 15 14 105 coach Lau prior the he dominated In 0(1-4) 44.21; P(64) $73.10; T(4.S0(24) 62.00: 7(2-4.1) 495.30. Time 0(2-4) 23-16; P yPhila 39 3315 93 3)1102.45, 64S.00. 3)44. yNY Rangrs 30 2710 N Tooth game Sevenffirace.$.)ê,s kcendrace, 3.16. C: y-Atlanta 40 2 7 1 G i f t ed Flash SVicandi.WaIiy 5.40 620 $ Magic Shine 2040 1760 S0O 5.20 7.40 4,40 SmyfflI Oivls4. this 30scar-Gastl II Cowboy 5.40 3.00 1 SnopApp,aI 12.70 6.50 11.00 4.00 W L 7 P15. 2kamon-Enrlqu. 3.00 ôlexas Fawn $00 2.40 3 Dizzy Dully il Was x-Chicago 27 34 15 - 0 0(7.0) 116.10; P(7.5) 613.00; T(7.$. DD( 3-11 I12.60;Q(I.$) 39.50; P(3-3) 130.50, T(S.3. ur y-Vancouvr 24 4212 10 2) 214.00. P11. 3)2001.00. I) 370.40, 7(1.1.4) 001.60. TIme 31.2$. Time 31.67. U. Louis British 17 413 l)ivuffigarn, Third race, 5.15.M: ff 1111th race. $- 16, A: COlorado is 52 10 10 3Shredder SontI.lsklro only 14.30 0.40 6.00 4 Rathvhlly Julep 6.10 3.20 3.20 2.40 a Wales Ci*45tes,ce 2.00 1 Rebel Drummer 3VIcandI-F.rnan Pincolata 12,406.00 4.' 4.00 3.00 Nrns Dhvhsies 4 Dom'go Badlola 4ASk Him 6.00 I Time Box . 3.00 th e H er it 60 age by a W t. ' ,, 0(1-3) 12.00; it ve 0(3.0) 44.11; P(3-3) $49.40; 7(5.3. P13-1)30.30; 3- 1.4) 0(4.1)13.01, P(41) 21.30: T(47.1) 311.50. Time 31.4). s-Montrejl 1411 lii fi st thre yPlttskrgfi 4)711.01. nge 36.50. Time 31.53. 34 3013 $1 NinNi race, 2, A; Twill Nu game Fourth race, 5-16. D: y-LoS ASI9I$$ he Dodgers A 3311 7 Nancy's Best MultiIla.Wally 5.20 13.40 3 Wright Is Is 13.40 13.20 16.50 4.20 5.00 2 °"°' of °" ° 2.10 'owd S Femme Fatale 1930 420 200 Washington -20 2,60 idomed spot at S Mr. Manager •Country Romeo tiNCidid 5.20 3.00 Adams Olvhsiea _____ 0( 73.s P(5s) 144.71, TIll10.504 P11.2) 21.Otj; QU-3 20.50; P13.3)111.50; i' Chris W L T P1,. 4150 Time 3166. I) 509.4$. Time 31. 31.03. he s-lesIon 2313 i 1101, race, A414J $- 16. 0: ale y. of this COiI!PI,d ad De 11.10700 3.40 y.Tgr01Ifo Iveday SilkS $ .40 360 2.i 3312 I KIrk Day 4.40 3.00 7 DrIt's Fast Mltmassla '14" ga 3.00 3.40 27 3011 6$ 3 Minneola Laney 3lru,ta.$$Idro 540 1.40 4.30 6 Laurawood CCSd *Vlsiis tiNe 0(1.7) iI.IS P(I-.3) 0(71)30.35; P(1.51 411.50. Time 49.91: T(7.$. $CarasaGastlll 7.10 4.10 pII been Ills. Job" Time 31.66. lGoldoI-Pr.der. 1-40 llffirace,$iè, S WZ Sixth race, $14, *1 043.5)14.41; T44) 11215. S Three Strokes IV Zoom Philadelphia i. St. 1.10 2.60 2. 40 5.10 4.QQ 2. _____ _______ aft. Song Love Saceodgame OManat., Bandit 13.20 3.10 3.60 300 26 Wind who Alert Cand I Tally Fran y N.Y. Isian, , . IViCtoi-P,cin 3.40 14.10950 042$) 43-Il; Pill) 0(6-I) 9.45; P154) 19 $1; 7(0-6-1) 4'.ols 331.51. Time 31.53. 61.10. Time 31.4k. in us Angeles S DetroIt 4 20&doSO.ards evil llthrlce,Ss,C $Ivea*raCO. $6. TIIdS 6. 3 *IIPO.4) 117.10; Man.teoodie TIll- SWU4MCCy $1.10 0.20 5.00 9.40 2) flS1S; DDI3-I) $1110. 310 3MoIIyA MIIWPIII 1, Kb 3 7fi5tHMy 700 3.10 3 Thwdeme 0 lWrhglstAko lSllppeqy 460 OlivIque $160 7.10 5.00 r . 10 OW ad or hi 0(3.7) 44.50: P11-3) 344.60; T(7-3. 4Pac 5.40 4.40 0(71) 3)15, P4 A11a500 0.7 I. PiffIjpgh )0.40,710-74) H 069.51. Time 30.13. at VI 1 Trani 450 19361. TIM@ 31.15. A -Wi; $*P,. last season, drove In four runs Watson - --- Froycew Oswald fl•rIo 1 00S I01 I00 IIS 22 3 S . 4 tomorrow, they're still assured of finishing In the pits of e th oa homer, Sunday to lead eir Grapefruit League Circui t. They scissored a four-game losing the Pirates to a 4-3 exhibItion Triple A farm the Mets string with 4-3 decision over the Tigers In 10 Innings Sunday at Cinc nati t Dan Norman to • Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Reds. rais farm team and The prevailing tendency In most quarters Is to discount vlr- training average his Spring and his the Rangers Jun tually everything that happens In spring training. Walt'U the bell count their Tu on farm w rings Thursday, they'll be all right, most people are saying about hit a twonm town. the world ChamPions, homer in the second Inning George Steinbrenner, their principal owner and a hard line while pinchhltter pragmatist, Isn't that positive. He has a s remembers how poorly the Yankees alsogood and Henderson homered did Inmemory their spring Reds. Pm lad year, losing 13 of 23. He didn't like what he 51W In other exhibition games, AW turned out to be Tjgt*• When the regular season started a year ago, the Yanks lost eight of their fIrst 14 and a number of the problem that first surfaced In spring training come back In the summer. wned Los Angeles Houston 3For all those who keep saying spring training doesn't mean a Texas downed Kansas City 6thing, I'm reminded abo ut the WOCd spring performance I've Ph icago White Sox and the ever sIeII by any club, The 51.140011 Browns In 1960. The Browns outalugged lost the fIrst 10 exhibition games they played that spring without Mets • winning one,and thslateZack Taylor, who was the manager then Watson Phllad.lphia topp )dCe%ddsenN the kind ofdart his teem was going to got offtoIn at boyish grin d land downed Chicago 94; the regular season, told a couple of newamin: tly disclaims t t le "Don't worry. The rid of the league will come back to us in Boston beat St. Louis 94 San mod bed Frwcisco defeated Milwaukee aft. July." Nicklaus In a slump, It's attle 7.3 Finally, the Browns managed to pull one out, and If memory and Atlanta edged hard name another conserves me, It was In a game with Brooks General tender. Hospital, an 2. Army Medical team, In Texas. e 29-year-old st*rdar last Os Chain iss' 10th INIII3 There was little cheering as I recalL became the first golfer to Joh tone s red While spring training games are by no means a completely single abled sweep the PGA Pro the Yankees _______ barometer of what to expect from a club during the ing streak title, the PGA Player ci accurate four-game l s Year aw d and e Var n regular season, the contests frequently foreshadow future victory over some Trophy (lowest average score) ____ Roy Wh e, who tookTIge'. 1:ImP),,thS 1310 Jam A's, Meta and Cardinalsalj did batunglnstructionfruntgttlng yearslnarow. theway pqi'Iyln their aprthg games a year ago and theftstanollngst the play the Qarley to lid of the e"bitionj.ason pretty much reflected the way they game, tied the score at 34 jj) Het'itageClaulcthispad week, I1.k,d at the end of the regular seasona pinch homer In the aug12 In- he appears primed to make that sweep again year. Watson, who won U.S. YMbles' poor showing this spring a few weeks ago when he said W lie Alkens, to events and his second hibsewscmeoltheplaysrswires'tgetthtgenoughsle,patnjgtg thegunewhwRodCarewwas Open championship bKsusethsy were daft oidtoolatsandhedkbs't like It. ejoctedInthofotalhl"üng, hit Ma *11adirudly, he was telling Bob lemon to rim a t1gl1w ship. two-rim homer In his first at- durifil 177'7$ on iavi's style. rgc - I'he's redly the everybody bat and Ciris Knapp scattered first 1179 vIctory Sunday In llkiitoplay for him so much jsbscaus.hsdoes't come dowuon lost h s o r seven uviig t taking e to a victory doclilve ve rokes. But N playeriliks aton WIth a whois set of riles. He flgs sellout muller second place fW",i thy',, oii an t to 's like that d ipsd b 4I74 tiil out for fly I a.t to It. ;4isinan's A* ci managing was. god imough irl the money list. to a world r p1uiiahip last year after he replaced HWy a two-nm Viable __________ 's c4r4 about his Ilartin in midsusnmu, but with a follow liks Steinbesmer, who Knapp In the third bNni 35 v Cash chances wlnig 50 y,5J1$ luff 1bI Scala W the mid ceIwrnsIi PN011 f0 Wiomini of anyone In sputa 111k holug fret "major," tIii Midei'i, IWO drove In ru. in IS vs MS since Vinci b5f4I there's no such '•g 11* weeks from now. to help the Eqss fqft OS YOVf hulls. playing as Astres; Grubb's t. "I haven't 'Met the Bob Ian- Is built that way. We'retalking hire about well as I did before I the a_won games or mere as a pMr susi diffiront b.i the Reyals ad Miders two years age," aId Louis, _____ Uiuuadwasollthegridideamp.tllcrswboevsrwalkad hid l te'snmiplp,pg4a15. Wades, *thwoosthe bilL Wool alas ta&ing sheet us of the noblest usdeohe behind Gary Player, l who in _ " ever Walked last yw'a Midera, "bat 1 '-- Wlxn * 1b1$s to vluiir7 MItmessla uáaideverylucka'smas. Fm auhini s." be.bewadstavinngch'butheik'tfellhehean 1ikirus'.aad Lii P"'el Tern ad SIfa Menu Vanceuvir I. Cs*ais Ma he yss N tojes. aid he ahe Ms said the tied f No's t rd in lbs $819,100 MSagv. Mete_ided seven idra bass heritage ' DECKERS Sotd.I Sitaka, Chatty 34 I I I Shattuck I I 0 Ihanlgn 1 S I larbqrl 70 I 2 larabas Totals Yankees Pro Basketball ment from the pitchers in single highlighted a five-run spring training who have been fif th Inning which enabled the NEW YORK (UP!) - The season hasn't even started yet and the Yankees already have clinched one title. Their spring training record. six wins and 18 losses, is Um worst of any team in baseball and even If they sweep their remaining AFCOM $ SCOREBOARD basebau." Tanner would get no argu- George Scott's bases-loaded No Sugar On The Grapefruit ::: r5 ::: MI. --5.. I Sports AS I H AS I H 301FIt,s 3II 2 I I Israel 3II Ill 3 Il5',.Ian 30 I Oarlan.r 21 I Madva ;:: RobInson Braun Conway j - 250 2113 AS I N . I30 Totals PARR INS. Farr as r n: ,. : :: :: ::: ith :: . Insurance retained its first place standing with a 7-1 record I00 ''' Martin 4 I 7 GarIanth Sulli van Sthtlor zu. ies KIlIam ia,rnIardn.,):: Dismiss 18 -' ,,, Urbchl -' 312 iso CARDS . IS I 30 30l too $If 001 11-9 YANKEES as R N Al I H 221 FISh 331 II I SItatuck 310 W ilson Barrshadtwchltseachtopace the Giants attack. Also Saturday, Breen Insurance got a solid threehitter from Matt Breen and stippedliaganliomes,52, with Mark Napoll getting a key tn lc and Jeff Palmer singling in the go-ahead run. And Mark Whittington turned 4 * 4 o: Giants , RH AD 3 S I Smith Dodgers Mann'sno-hlttercamelna9-1 Giants victor', over the Dodgers.PatJmiesandTlmm GIANTS RH 1 01 Oibb 4 IS Mann 364Cochran 3 OS Perkins James ::: EhhIq Dowling safties. after a ,, SORRv, IICk;bV5h McOrody the game Greg Seidel had two 'w COM. .. Smith hits, including the one that won _.'- - • •,',>'' •.. '•-.,. ,, . - . •. •.,_. - Z .• -• -. -. • ,.-' ' - .' '.- . '• - • •_ DODGERS . * •.• - • Reynolds Saflhi ' -. .'_. . . - inning in a 3 Letterlo Co. Chasey had three . • 'r - • --' -' •, -,.1 s,. i. •--••• - .1 . .' ., -. "'--i. •. . .• '-- -- -_ 2 . .- • •• • - 40 R7 I- Contrary to the popular Impression of a teacher 0 m - t . -.1 ' eman . Cartler `s • . t7'" __ 4 yet, eis , - _ • • It's Another Nightrn are by • S - - .. - ._ _s - , ..... - - - If you're looking for a Job, don't overlook the significance of geography. Your chances of finding something, reports The Conference Board, are currently )- ' "• . - ... No-hitter was the name of the game over the weekend in the Alt namonie amon te Springs ...i..e Little League, whe re Mark Chasey and Kevin Mann crafted pitching masterpieces In Máfdl League Action. Chasey survived a rough dart and Dicker's Royals came up with three runs in the last " ' •' By DON GRAFT , - Chasey, Mann Pitch Altamonte NomH*Itters - - -. P'.wo' - And upon blng takon to a supormwkOt. a you will ramnlblf aid dimand Uhf braid. .bWen iclap my hands ii • ; Front W4 - Monday, April 2, 197-SA - u.., - 'J 1111 by MA INC Evening herald, Sanford, Fl. % - being serenaded by the major oil companies, . -- -- .";.r.c: - / ----- - But a recently released report, commissioned glut and a job shortage, a recent report In the government agencies. by the Department of_Egiergy, cencIIvely Councilfor Basic Education's "Bulletin" notes Part of this effort, and its attendant cost is, of demonstrates tiat the federal goveromant that the aupply-anddemand situation is-actually course, the price we pay for cleaner air, less By DK WT thetaxpayer, who provide its financing fall-safe system that would prevent accidents of spotty. Many openings are going unfilled In poliute atta, safer work places, puxer drts, WAflNGT)N (UPI) L t"' th1, tie How bad Is ItV' t provi e-. of.. deflars to peep certain ipsi1Iz,d fields. This 15 particularly the -UPWS uncontaminsted md other generMy' eee±u5.Sag. iIah4ho eiplatM&is, %S'?Th se1a.skssy cS S ii•uu generated still more Ua1rEis about the safety of replies thM nobody haa been exposed toeOrseW, 'Ipeetal edueatIonnd brnn1e*i production, refining and distribution of oil recognized social benefits. The lilel)UblldzedrePOftis the produCtO(a such facilities, dangerous levels of red Ink. However, the education are also reported to offer op And no one would seriously contend that Now lit us consider another potential night- government's borrowing capacity might be portunitles. two-year study conducted by the Pacific Northe vast fortune expended on the administration of mare we pray will never happen: thI laboratory of Richlands Wash., a sub crippled for some time to come. and compliance with government regulations Is The Senate 15 debating legislation to t*Iii the While a new teacher shortage Is discounted, sidiary of the prestigious Battelle Memorial There Is much milling around and looks of without Its quota of waste. Indeed, there Is every federal debt ceiling. At the outsit, the federal distress. an upturn in teaching opportunities Is foreseen InstiUtte of Columbus, 01)10 reason to believe the regulatory thicket has Island with a major contributor being the increasing The Battalle analysts etmlned all federal deficit Is rising smoothly and the budget ocean remains one Incentives provided from 1900 through 1977 to machinery appears in good order. become impossibly tangled and Is in desperate at Amid calm.this In the rearofoftumult the chamber, composed popularity of the "lifelong learning" concept. "...pocketa pocketa pocketa for continuing adult education In stimulate production of varlouaformsof energy, need of pruning. pocketa clheaded and already wing a course of, Demand then assigned casts to those incentives based on pocketa pocketa ... " That is the sound the budget a vocational and leisure fields as well as In As the president noted: "It should not have ction, stands Sen. Walter IIY machinery makes when the deficit Is tl.d1Ual academic subjects promises to open lev 1977 price taken 12 yea rs and over 100,000 pages for the Food Middy rarely visits the chamber. But as luck up ell Included were both direct subsidies, usually Imooddy. wou ld haveit,he has dropped by to kill and Drug Administration to decide what perSuddenly, there Is an amendment to hold however, call Ion more than the usual basic the form of federal expenditires, and indirect while waiting for his wife to return from I education centage of peanuts there ought to be in peanut skills. uctIone and other dud ceiling below 20 billion. The budget Incentives such as tax op ping expedition. butter." potential Industry payments that the govern- machinery starts making ominous Thor- sh Striding resolutely down the center aisle, b.ra.qu, noises. mint foregoes collecting. Given that some regulations are necessary and I ...pocketa pocketa QUEEP - pocketa Middy seeks recognition from the chair. ir Inc1Uded were both d ect i1lWI%alIyIn others are not only unnecessary but harmful, the One profenlon that continues to grow In Other senators gratefully yleld do floor. Then trick Is to distinguish between them. What the On form of f ederal expenditures, and Indirect poca QUEEP..." That is the noise the budget popularity and employment opportunities Is the inntir, such as tax deductions and other "achirery makes when a dst* ceiling amendthey yield the Republican cloakroom, the lobby president proposes is to subject each regulation to potential jgy psynism that the govum- mud causes a malfunction, and the first tire, rows of the family gallery. law. a careful analysis of Its costs versus its presumed For one thing, the attraction of public-Interest Into the chamber rushes the chairman of the "ft's okay now," they whisper to each other. mudforqM collecting. benefits. Assuming competent cost-benefit work has apparently passed Into history with the Federal Incentives under the piaserit system Oomvnitt,, on Insolvency, ashso4aced. "Senator Middy will bring us through." analysis, no single reform would exert a more of control, In the form of a premium pric, for 6611k national dubs has broken tirough the Middy, the epitome of grace under pressure, We. Polled recently Mato their intentions,only15 constructive influence on federal regulatory "new oil," totalled $20.54 billion. For low ceill" he cries. "Government borrowing has quickly Introduce a resolution 1& which percent of Harvard Law School dud.qts In. production "dripper wills," the Industry stopped ccmplitely and red Ink iabslngrelias.d government borrowing can continue untila new dicated any Interest In devoting their practice. Professional efforts to low-paying public service. received an addiuloital $12.14 billion worth of over a 1inile Arm" debt ceiling Is In place The president also plans to propose a package For a helfty 02 percent, the goal Is estahilihed Paademonlumrolgiw (ThisIsrIngthe reign stability is rstored. Deficit benefits. of additional regulatory reforms including periodic The m1orilm in dedUCUOII known as the ".11 of sing Pandemoulum IL) Hands are wrung. sound of "pocta poca pocsta" comes from law finns with darting salaries In the 12120,000 reviews of existing regulations, reduction in paper dgptsiloa allowance" bee been worth 1202 Fearful glances are glanced. the budgst maclthl,ry. Middy has saved the day. tlfl5i and ultimately partnerships drawing six work requirements, and extensive revision of WWO to the while another special in '1b. told us this ceeids't happen," the It is dose call, however. And public con- fIgUrIL iurrent regulatory procedure. All are needed. advantage for 'Intangible drilling and majority leader mutters angrily. "The budget fidenos In the national dubs may have been Nice work lf they can getitand most probably Pushing these reforms through Congress will, development costs" provided a $14.11 bonama. engineers led us to believe t the defl$t had a permanently. of course, be more difficult than delivering a Sunday speech. But, as Mr. Carter must sense, the JACK ANDERSON impetus in Congress for regulatory reform has been building for several years. t SPORTS •- .. Job - if • S. -? WASHINGTON - The nation once again Is workable legislation and, in the process, to liberate cthe economy from the onerous burden of regulatory j)verkill. - - , ~~ I . 0 The l F irms' Serenade? . 6. . * Oi Ibis is the year to transforra the impetus into --. - .;-r--i, _::,6 .1~Z,.. A I VZ1 -N. J. VIEWPOINT fl other oa -- - with overcrowding and the accomppanniflg ANGLE.WALTERS out forms required by federal, state, and local -- challenges such as waste disposal. All was given firsthand tours of the city's waste treatment facilities and said he benefited from the visit. All's position as chairman corresponds to that of Sanford was honored last week with a visitor from out of town.,. way out of town-Bangladesh to be exact. Bangladesh, for those of you who forgot, was offering the latest l5n&UOflofthelrthelnesons: Al 0 ft the With the "right economic ' petroleum Industry can serve the country's e energy needa. The lyrks never changs. "Companin need TO added Income in order to accelerate domestic production," says the American Petroleum 0 Institute In arguing for decontrol of crude oil P54 Those controls currently Impose a ceiling price of about $12.50 per barrel for "içper tier" domestic crude obtained from "new" wells that began production since 1975. For "lower tier" crude from "old" pre.1975 wells, the limit Is aPProsiJnatel3 050 per barrel. That IUbstD.fltIll price disparity is 5UPPSd to stimulate exploration for previously untapped sources of on. But the multinational energy corporations, as usual, aren't content with a - %. ce that has Increased more than 400 percent -1 ' -"Il l l l l l l l111111111111~~~~~~~~ since the early 19705. I They want the "cartel price" established by patient's bill reflects the cost of meeting OPEC,theOrganizationofPetroleiaflEzportlflg Countries, which now stands at about $13.50 per regulations issued by no less than 164 government 'It Isn't A Sandstorm, It's A Whirling Dervish' barrel In the country of origin and almost $1500 agencies. per barrel for on landed in the United States. The impact of regulation on small business The petroleum Industry has a penchant for . frequently Is even more devastating. U.S. News portraying Itself as a bastion of fm enterprise and World Report noted the case of a gasoline which could satisfy much of the nation's energy station owner who spent 610 hours each year demand If only It were wiihackled from the LIGHTER SIDE artificial government Price fWWWO138 adnearly one-fourth of his total working time -filling BERRY'S WORLD 'II'! -- I - iriars WflO rays "... - -V rL_e_ I _ -. • Ali was hosted during most of his visits by Sanford and the city's parks and recreation department. The Idea behind the race is to draw good runners to a Sanford er simils the marathon race held ann ually In Orlando. If the 10,000 meter event attracts sufficient numbers, the course may be retchedtoJernigan. st to marathon distance of 26 miles, according The road race, for those of you who haven't heard, Is a 10,000 meter run. Jim Jernigan, city recreation director, made an Ffl 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, 1400). "We feel like our pop can lick your Jernigan. --•-i ____ • WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director • - -- S - . - - -- - - Handle 4 �- IA—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. . . . I . • I ' - - Monday April 2, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Dawkins Feels Pressure, For -- -.-- --1 Converts ~'_ ' SPORTS W -,,. -.in 2 --:7-111. ------_ B,_ Uitted Press Iflkrnanel 110.105, San Diego topped New Daid Thoon's 34 points led Darryl Dawkins admits he York 126— Maurice Lucas scored 14 of for the Bucks, wi th 34 points. Bob McAdoo led playoff 116, Seattle beat the Nuggets. alive. Ray Wil- Robert Par ish scored 21 to lead was Teeling the pressure. Portland's last 17 points to Spurs 112, Celtics 110 Golden State 102-97 and Atlanta the Celtics with 2. CavalJer hams had fl 114, points for the Golden State. Rockets 105 "I'lltell you, that was the clipped New extend his team's winning James Wt 20-foot Jump Suns 116, Pistons 105 Jersey 109-98. Hawks Knicks. Campy R.sseil scored Nets 98 toughest foul shot I've ever had Bullets 105, Nuggets 89 streak to four and snap shot to lift San Antonio to its Alvan Adams scored 23 points SuperSonics 102, Warriors 97 Dan Roundfield points and' Austin Carr added 22 scored 31 to make in my life," Dawkins Milwaukee's four-game win- second victory in the last nine to lead Phoenix. Elvin Hayes scored 30 points for Cleveland. Moses Milone ning Dennis Johnson scored 24 points and Atlanta posted its said Sunday, referring to streak. Tom Owens scored games. Boston dropped its Clippers 126, Knicks 116 points. Seattle beat Golden 14th straight home victory skot that the Denver to helpoutWashington pushtieand Calvin with Murphy paced 21 and Mychal Thompson 20 for fourth straight and eighth in a gave the Philadelphia of a first-place in Houston 24 points. Iloyd Free scored 28 points state for the first time this Bernard King and John Wfl76ers a 112-111 victory over the the NBX's Midwest Division. Trill Blazers 109, Bucks the Blazers. Junior Bridgeman row to the Spurs. San Antonio's and Nick Weatherspoon added season and maintained its two. liamson paced New Jersey with 107 Los Angeles Lakers. scored a season-high 37 points George Gervin led all scorers 24, helping San Diego keep its game lead over Phoenix. 16 points apiece. Dawkins responded well to hopes IN BRIEF r7/J •. 'Gloves Boxer Garth ;..'. Me. Regains Conciousness LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) Ringo Garth, 20, of Yuma, Ariz., regained consciousness Friday, six days after he was knocked unconscious during a Western Regional Golden Gloves bout. The Marine, originally from Detroit, was listed In stable condition at Sunrise Hospital. Garth sustained the head Injury, which included brain swelling, during a 139pound novice divalon bout March 24. A hospital spokesman said Garth would remain hospitalized for another week, adding it was not known whether the boxer sustained any permanent damage. : ':- '.. " . i.!, %!' •' •' - ' '_. - the situation by completing a three-point play, but there -,.-'- + - . really shouldn't have been any pressure in the first place. Philadelphia owned a nine. point lead with 1:38 left, then allowed the Lakers 11 points on five tmovers. When Jamaid Wilkes made two free throws, suddenly LOS Angeles led. It was only then that Dawkins scored and drew a foul by Kareem Abduijabbar. "I don't think I fouled him," contended AbdulJabbar, who poured lna game-high 3apoints -to go with 15 rebounds and seven assists. "I was reaching just like he would be reaching. I don't see how a foul could be called there." Los Angeles had a chance to win with five seconds left and looked for Jabbair, but Wilkes wound up with the ball and mined. mi With the win and Houston's low to Cleveland, the Slurs moved Into third place in the overall Eastern Conference standings, one-half game - behind San Antonio. The loss left the Lakers percentage points ahead of - ' Mike Lundquist steals for Jackson's Metal Roadrunners Champions SAN DIEGO (UP!) The Pacific Hockey League has reversed an earlier decision and decided the Phoenix Roadrunners will be declared league champions without holding any playoffs, officials said Sunday. Phoenix captured the regularseason title In the percentage standings. The decision not to hold playoffs resulted from a series of problems Involving "an Ice plant breakdown, scheduling of games and overall financing," PHL officials said In a statement Issued by league headquarters. PHL officials said discussions now are underway to establish a new hockey league in the United States for next season. The proposed league, still In the planning stages, would be comprised of two divisions, East and West. - :P '0' — 109, •. LA ; Hilly Davis beats tag by Steve lirip Bussard,, Vanzura Drill Joyce Wells — Hawks, Seagulls Tie WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. (UP!) Two overtime periods failed to break a deadlock between the Los Angeles Skyhawka and the Las Vegas Seagulls as the American Soccer League season opener for both clubs ended In a 1.1 tie during the weekend. Los Angeles outahot Las Vegas 211 in Saturday night's game, but only Billy Mullen of the Skyhawks could conveil. Miflen's goal at the 40th minute tied the game after Mauro Bencivenga scored for the Seagulls In the 35th minute. — Riverside Wins Tourney RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UP!) Mike Lynes scattered six hits over nine innlngsto lead UC Riverside toa-1 victory over Briglwn Young University during the weekend and the championship of the Riverside Intercollegiate Baiskili Tourn. iOth lu b Itheteusug*O4ws $VU at 5-2. Lynel struck out three BYU batters in Saturday night's championship game and walked just one. He was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player with a 20 pitching slate. BYU's run was the only earned run off Lynes In his two games. Riverside's offensive attack was led by Mark Sheehy with two hits and two RBI, and Ron Hunt with two RBI. Cliff Wherry, Tom Copeland and Dennis Mork each had two hits. — ____ UCLA Volleys Best LOS ANGELES CUP!) UCLA, college volleyball's No. iranked team In the country, defeated University of Southern California, rated No. 2,154,15-11, 15.10 it USC during the weekend. The victory Saturday night gave the Bruins a 120 record while the Trojans dropped to In USC's only other loss came against UCLA. — Jimmy Bussard and Danny Vanitra combined to pitch a two.hltter last weekend In the Seminole Pony Baseball League, pacing Dick Joyce Well Dr1111n1 18.6 ,lctv%ru1 '5 to OWS,Inc. — . 1 WASHINGTON (UP!) Road race mer Bill Rodgers won the 10.rnlle (berry Blossom Sunday with recordeetting time of 41:00.07, bettering his last years wüvthlg time of 41:57. Some 3,200 runners started the race held around the historic monwnents on Washington's tidal heath. Three thousand finished under overcast skies and In 60.degrse temperatures with high tuankkty. Rodgers, of Meirose, Mass., a US. record for 10 miles on a certified road course with his win. Aileen O'Connor of College Park, Md., idao set a record In the women's division With a time of 51:02. — ' -- • mswi 'A. I. LI. 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"We're the toughest team In the league, but lfwe don't goout there and prove It, people are just going to take advantage of us," New York goalie Glenn Reach said Sunday night after the Islanders fell 64 to u • ( .a U ; •• - .• II - . g gadlot + - Pts SMILER '- r1J .•. - - i - ' all I3IILII 57015 5 - - . 1,IL 1 ' - + $3.44 I1 13 rn" crty / powef Streak $20 çr + ~32 Inc ER ' ' 1 -, $39 - / POLY . + + - U's' TRUCK Ri ...-+ Ow + - ilon RA . rC Bl.EN' TIRES4oW . -. . -. -. • FOLYGLAS .- -- $32,s%: . + .-+.-... record since the triumph In Montreal to 1-2-2. + - / .. - I - Washington, hlngtoa, lowering their ,, . + so - A Us RICO ,t '11,h1 p .ld 11 11411 d 66 - , Meanwhile, Montreal tied Boston 34 to move three points York has a game in hod — in the race for what coWd be home '1~6 In thel Stalky CW finals. lloston buill a .1.1 lead on vals by Rick SmM in the first period and Stan Jonsi_ri and lght Foster In the second U had never beaten them R#SIN$ NIGHTLY . 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': 5 W.S.CommIjnJtyChurth Foster'sAuto 310 40 5 21 I 2 32 p ornitt J d " : : FinanCIal Plamln 4.. . .. 4. ". Jackson Metal ". S1)!ISt 1 10$ :: '' • 0 5 ParIsh i :: Hudson _ -7 AS I N 2*4 II NCIII ux Rivers — lei SMasa Canceil ) ,') . PLANNING METAL 5 1 NATIONAL - b ' Totals HarearAluminum 535 717 YANKEES Knowlton:' . 33 IN 135 2 i s 1."iv 4 2 2 Siefelt (Herald Photos by Carl Geiger) " 3II 844,0 D'GIt• Thompson 4$, Williams T.t.i, 3017 73 - 4. 3I0 35 9 1 Champion Pinto. sui 13111 's Landscaping .. - --. • i And,r-g.,, Kevin Bass swamped by teammates after hitting home run :;: rr.sno State Wins It .+ '. • w H 400 40S 41 1 41 1 '42 5 I00Gross Schwartz . . .. ROTARY — .. . - . • AMERICAN 4 11 Pops 4 21 Groin 1 0 Totals FerII DENNY'S in.-iuo Gusto Fencing Fat5oysBar.5.Qs * . ) PISITO STANDINGS - + ',1 .+. I .• ,. , I • Prorrt1i n Lynch Xvc1arskI SmIm Lecs - AL U Process Machinery halted BPC 144 In Pony games, Ronnie ('Hit.al, h.rI,I hurled and went 3-for-4 to key Don's •4 Shoes PUS4 Ri niCairu chardJ s.OuH Photography, 134; and Rotary of Cauelberry halted Tup perware, In other games, Golden Comb SalontiedMoeondaHoines,1313; Nelaon-Yoimgdon whipped Adams Auto Parts, 28.6; Fat Boys downed Denny's Boys; 17 8; Browning Forms tripped On Yankees, 174; Miles Twaeop stopped Tropic Bank, 19.3; and CJ.%t Rov.1 J " ook anIr lag Slacle thrysler51)'moIdh, , and sseezIng past Forest QtyAuto Parts, 9-7- 3 JoswIck . pitched a five-hitter and hit a home run and Joey Janego a Purvis SIOWNING PAlMS Al Ditatta . straight win; Mike Henley 1 Jenkins 4 33 Fell 411S.ari 4 $ 2 Cas1lvs Totals -.Royal AMC P. City AutO , ,, aj Smith Insurance PInbUUROH (UP!) Defousman Ruaa Andersen hai been lost to the Pittsburgh Penguins for the r,nssbld,r of the season tho to a skittered cheekbone g*gtainsd In a game with the Montreal Canidisna. Anderson's cheek was broken In tbrss places Saturday night at Montreal when he was struck by a Serge Sererd ilapskotth the final 1:12ofths game. Bs wig bs,iinp, by a ipriallit before undergoing surgery, a club —sit' Withoat Andersen and Del. Tuba, who hicks right 11111101111110 wsiba ago, the Psigniss were down toft" ddimilMil. The Penguins, who also had been hit with isvsral Injuries to forwarde recently, called up rI wing Miki Meeker hem B "&'-nten 01!W American Lisgue. .',:' * . Denny's Boys Penguins Lose Anderson f. • , games, Seminole Plaza Merchants blasted SolAk's, 18.10; Sean Flaherty, Eddie foubensee and Qçt Smith combined for a onehitter to lead Jim Smith Insurance to an 184 triumph; Central Florida Electric won "d lost tin. beatinis W 5 Bank by 174 and losing to Ditto Landclearing, 94 as Bradley Wendt scored the winning run; Mitt Heinphlll and Steve Hrip had three hits each to lead Jackson Metal Works to a 7.2 victory over Financial Planning; and Kirk Ronk, Troy Db..J. ..A ay Wa nsalton had Itwo DI hits each, leading Moronda Homes past Seminole Harness Raceway, 134. In Bronco games, Paul Alegre pitched a one-hitter and hit two triples and John Cupit added a homer to lead H&D Realty toal0.I triumph over Alistair Auto Pads; Don Reed Ford trimmed Knight, Orr & Co., 9-1; Clint Baker hurled a one4gtter with llstrlkeoutaand Steve McCormick had three tatoIes4beraet 3 vktwy, the team's dAh a set Nibiver StUidli ' AS4II* 11 1 40 1 410 Vo,sI Nichols - -- the winners. uuu F. C. AUTO AD ill N Wlm Evans went 3-for-3 for LI £ LI. ALOU UI U Others ROYAL AMC • ' 30 Miles, 48 Minutes Monday, April 2, 1170—lA is populat vehicles with each.most acity ki" A MD Dennis Maruk scored a skorti.d goal to help Washing. d Roll E±erg tallied wkI o cftsd MikeBossy's itr—bla1id and d goals the semen. The Islanders n.siIn't wait Wt long to prove anything. The start so And as Islander fans well member from led year's apirA lbra*o, moth gamar.a roll ol the . The lasts knocked the fenders ot4 of 1111101 year's ayss with a su+len death dory It Genie 7. In other games, Atlanta PIttsburgh 74, Detroit lppsd Mlanesota 31, Toronto s6b.4 Buffalo 14, Phila. hammered the New ñ Rangers 7.34 Qicago tied Ovws 34, and Colorado pd 8L IaitsS4 It the World Hockey Aesocle-III, WIipsg beat Quebec 74 d EQnton defeated New I — 5am 11111111111d a I -- +5 - •- -.............- - .* — - . -- -- '.• : �, SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES IBEEFEATER LONDON DRY. M4'11j! GIN PRICES THIS AD GOOD AU 141 AICS STORES 14 11* AMERICAS LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER -. GRANT'S 1~rD A 1!1 a 8 YR. SCOTCH IAn UPTO4%.A5*ICN Al $2 A SOT. wia*&s 0000 THIU SAT., AII 7 COCKTAIL HOUR - AU. DAY T1U. 7 PM 7*79 QTS flDIIll/C148' ALLo",t MIX ANY 12 9345 IMP. MEXICO MOULIN MEXICANA TEQUILA . TARKOV VODKA SANFORD LONGWO HEAVEN HIL 1'J :i'. 900 VODKA ARNGC 5.99 QT. UT Al 5s99 6 ' • SE I fro 0 GIN $ 1O YR.fl6° 'MOST OTHERS ARE 80" I 8 86 J. D. 8-8 .. -. "7 4.29 P i i • f_i itT1TA:j _ii.iI:.r_ LANCERS ROSE 1 40 tIi S A511 BLEND .- "1 %-0 CANADIAN I %L. / , (.(ILtI . COLLECTOR ITEM • UIN "OLD ' ' ::.•: QUEEN ANNE WNIIIUy R Ifl 8 YRS. OLD 36.8 SCOTCH OTTLED IN SCOTLAND 12 YR. OLD /1 AAJTJQJ5.II.95 'I' -m"IF f EQJEJ SOMETHING SPECIAL a • : , , • • . JMSISS in • 1 I Tiewer I.., 5 .•• 2SIX III •-- 7,99 . -p United Church. PORTUGAL WHITE . 24 S4 0L 9 - -. L:,. -Ift WSW 'll T#m cm OZ. CASE W." ,• 129ma'31" a" 3 AMBASSADOR 76 Vw. 1S 3 FOR CA$ 9 49." %ctiastiani 3.19 IIutm3a, Lft U11111=1111181 ti 'ini amm IOON4 0j9 4929 PINK CHABLIS BURGUNDY CHASUS 1*49 1 2088 sm c = ::: ssYvu.,ni ALL TYPES : 10 1l9 CANDY 994 8 PK. DRY. 12 OZ. TIN I••• I ONUM -- PIMARTIN CA"loui c"awim INTMIILILIIY 4L . " UUNAIOI MAGNUMS __ 51W __y warm 3'L T& !E 2i. .L ' EI -) 6*" __ , 0 . 1 I' 29, um IIrsrui]J URN I WINE 4111114.".. NUMILY.11TATI -cumpLw MI11i1flawmilem- IsCUM 4e" UAIIOP11 4979 • 1. s € .• •: • / . f.' s. • • . .. , • .... Photo RUM a WTIMMAT mul man by Melinda Edmiston l .. - . . $ • ... , .1• • 'Left Out' Can V Be girl telling me to my face that retired schoolteacher who she really liked me, but didn't frequently had to fight the sa Some InvItemetohr party icau battle with some of my there would be dancing and I students' mothers. You would wouldn't have a very good time not believe how Insensitive sitting and watching everyone some people could be! else dance! S(Xne kids would have pIJ1Jes J.W.D, CHICAGO and exclude all the Jewish kids DEAR ABBY: A litter In ... or the butt kids ... or the Your CWUmn Certainly jogged Indian kids. u W.W (2)(4) DONAHUE 0MY THREE SONS 0 MOVIE 12) 0:30 5 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY wry land Is Asian. a Proud and noble lion. (Part 2012) 0 SALVAGE I Harry. FBI friend Klinger is kidnapped by African commandos who demand weapons In exchange for his life. ,•.. . •• I 4A myCL I" 114 CUTPWU &am Ila &11111 m . RET. ION 41JJ $riCI 0 rAU fl*j *11 NINCH WINE Mum XX !. Hawkins end wer, married March 17, at 4p.m., at the FIrst Baptist (burth of Sanford. Rev. Dr. Jay Co.nato performed the 'double ring comony. Tb. bride Is the daughter of Mi. and Mrs. W. D. Hawklss, Route 3 Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. WAhwas of Geneva. Given In marriag, by her NW, the bride dice, for her WHIL as Joe. Arisen • JaW w 11 .vvru,ij ,uv,j i.fl. vows a formal gown of bridal lace and satin with a sweeping chapel traln.Her veil of ilbosioc was secured to a lies Madpiece. She carried a cascade of whit* carnations, whit. roses and baby's brut Julie Hawkins was the maid of honor. Joyce Willivsa the brideimnait They wore identical blue gowns and carried noeegays of bias and yellow lililit •. Wads Stevens served lbs bridegroom as best man. . .. 0 MERV GRIFFIN (WED) 02) BEWITCHED •M0 io.00 CARD SHARKS C4)G ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 10:30 (1) (0 JUM OF NAZAPSTH Following his baptism by John, M a ALL STAR SECM8 Jews (Robert Pov#W) worms(1) THE PRICE 18 RIGHT new kid" (me) was invited. So as it turned out everyone In the dauwentaitdhadagootJme! S.LINILUNOIS DEAR ABBY: My friend and I are having an argiunent. It darted when a mutual frj.4 had a baby boy. ma motha is white and the fathar It W invited too. Thw fit boy In turn stamped, self-addressed on. "HE wouldn't to onisa "the "lop. UIWI7 fl1HU! UflU II IU$fleO Itt his work by Simon Peter (James Farentlno), Thomas, Matthew and Judas (Ian McShan.). (Pafl2of 4) (4) 5 M'A'$H Charles refuses to talk to anyone after receiving a job rejection notice from astatesjd, hospital. (Ri 0 HOW THE WEST' WAS WON - ON -- Luks hooks up with a PrI'ty DUI bid lethal bank robber while dodging bounty hunters In a last-ditch effort to clear his tMOvl[LA H. ' ' 7:j.1o'sØ CARNIVOROUS ioo (2) PAUWORD PLUS PLUS EDUCATIONAL PRO ISO RAW MEAT - NEW at 14 SALAD BAR SUPER - 15 ltisis to VieD 99* \ International Drive 17-92, Sanford iuyl-qetO,,.p,., hør.ss.is.,,_ COUNTRY BREAKFAST 2.I Ham or $auup, Had, Browns OW Ilaniks or Not Cik... h $1 .69 $.I$. Buy 1 - Cit One Fires ......-.........--u MILY DAY, Coupon NAM1111101 AND COMP Oyuy suwm -ii aD mi COUN' TNYgeOS Coupon :SUPER SALAD COUNTRY BAR : :BREAKFAST lisle 4.1" : 515.15 pop, 4M ____ -- HEAVEN CAN WAIT AFTERNOON MO morn" I LAZA ill WARREN BEATTY 9 Acadsmynomina,i.,,5 (4)5 c" NEWS -ewr WrNGIBIS Mockford learns his friend Mgi Is involved In an underworld tat swindle and about to be eliminatsd. POLJCI STORY A former b•,•___ 3227542 Tw 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (2) )LOW ØpuFE • FAMILY FEUD - -11:55 ion of vengsenos. _ WV I PLAZATi iso ,s fpij '; I 1. _' i 11:00 U HGHROLLER8 OLAVERNI&SHIRLEY(t) MiChial Fos, Vincent PricS. (1)151 N.YW5-lAME - (in pcmi~ PLALA~IW (MON-WEn PD (4)APRjL.' MAGAZINE (15(J) police~ ooilers his cooperation on an kivestIgation in order to further his ot ml.. Ushers were David Hawkins and Ricky Enanad. Alan Steveram was the geo and lWry Edge was flower gist The church fellowship hell was the rtcemfihor' sit. aftw the culmom. Following a wedding 00 to we mgW tr home In Sanford. The lurldsgrs"of & Ii .mpkysd by Hawkins Ire.. Phi'Co. lm bride is a and lifr*tk,sdattho st pi,g p 5:30 (2) NEWS C THE ODD COUPLE 9. - r lH(MON,"fuE THU,FRI) QAFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL (WED) 5:00 (2)CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 UADV TYLER &AC)()RE MISTER ROGERS Ri '3.1 u,-.c.psl 29 in her class: Bias, you Abby, for siding with the teacher who wouldn't let her give the invitations at school unless everyone in the 1'l,.. ........ InuI$i,4 • lVai. ••l1 . .. The baby's " asllg "The pain of having been left ringing the doorbell for the some unhappy memories of my Small Wonder some of those the mothers. out will ransin with these six longed time. When nobody school days When I was In the youngsters grew up to be My friend says If the boy name who were uninvited long after answered, I walked home eighth grade, a girl In my room bigots They were carefully grows up and marries a whit. t30 the fun has been forgotten by crying. bad a birthday party and in. taught at home that anybody gi, bec ause of Ws blad g (1)SWKM IS CINCiNNATi those who attended.") I hated school the rest of the vited everybody in Ue cus Mwho was "different" was in. they could have a buick baby. An advertising campaign to ____ You are so right, Abby, I'm year. me NW another girl. Her party full". WKRP results In a Promote Thank heavens things Also, she says that in startling revelation by Venus 29, and I still get pains hi my PAINFULMEMORIES was heldona Friday nlght and l are different now, generations to Come, even u Flytrap. stomach when I recall how one DEAR MEMORIES: I skipped school that day because FORMER TEACHER: A.D. they all marry whltes a coalpopular girl in my sixth grade received a I was so humiliated I didn't 1O0O black ba by could suddenly DEAR ABBY: witen i class Invited everybody but me of letters trim sibers who ala, think I could face my LOU GRANT While • moved out of PP g and we and another girl to her had some psiafal memories: dsivn-atei with breaking down state investigating a aedes of skid I had to change a" y° straighten me oust on row murders, Lou discovers Halloween party. She gave out DEAR ABBY: The pain of In schools eingverysiiy,Icgai't this? some interesting information pr inted , , being left out Is dill remnemThat was about his former doctor and ago, PROVING A POIIft day before the party, she must bored by this 59-year-old remember it53Uyears though It but wasI make friends very sally at uiy A05$l. DEAR PROVING: A ckild have realized that we knew reader yesterday. a I. M be w darker thm the boylntl* class hadapsrty,he em about It and felt hurt, so she I remembered when a girl In CELIA IN itadeom except ins and "Invited" us, but told us the my class had a swat-IS party CLEVELAND DICK CAVITT Guest: Jane wrong time a Problems? You'll feel better Fonda. and I wasn't Invited because I DEAR ABBY: Thanks for liirt. fat boy. I felt terribly My mother hurriedly made woreaheavybracsonmyleg siding with the tiachir who If you get them off your chest. hekidalnosr class Foraperepyto meacosturneanddroppedme asa rasultof polio. Etlldn'tktadUde,*p.uoUt osiTGuest hosts: , m npl eVGuests: ma 14nukine A npill I 0 LA!; II: VVIIIIUIJJ3 United In Double Ring Rites fla1T1usL. 11.11 jL UUA8 YOGA AND YOU THE LION. THE WITCH AND THE WAPA)AM The children learn that the only being who can help them bring warmth and beauty to the win- M (.4)0 RAZZMATAZZ(THU) CA (R) " WED. FRI) &OO 830 (2)t12)TOOAY 00000 MORNING AMERI.. Charles works on reforming. young orphan boy, (Pitt 2012) .. 3.30 (4)0MA'S'H(R) 400 (2) EMERGENCY ONE1 THE ODD COUPLE (MON. NWWG th*ir now life In Winoks, .. ... DOCTORS ii, ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (2) 0 ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL O STUDIO SEE (4)OCAPTMNKANGAROO OHOGANS HEROES (MONS STUDIO SEE (MON. TUE. WED, FRI) THU,FRt) 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES •FOOTSTEPS(WED) (MON,TUE.THU. FRI) 8:25 OKIDSWORLD(wED) (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 4:30 10000MORNINGFLORDA c4)M$IEDOUGLAS PRAIRIE WhllethilngaHsand Garvsys are trying :oesu$e Into - :• . 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UOHT .•.-• .-....... usioa *ou.*v LIQUIUR 7S" 60" A KU1 AN AU 01 36.21 I FRQ (1) N""VILLE ON THE ROAD 7:30 (2)UARSCLUB (4) HOLLYWOOD SQ(JMf5 Light award at the March Cub Scout Pack 540 meeting held in the fellowship hail of Casseiberry Community Awsh GIN ___ * 3.19". Aw I • - KAHLUA Lm 1 ANISETTE-CHERRY BLACKIERRY PEP SCIINAP- SLOE GIN ... N*DLIYIWI(IVIT . CREAM DE CACAO I HRED OUT YOU ARE WUTN 11 ALL SAWN 100% MALT MINERAL SCOTCH WATER LITTLEMILL : I 9*49 5Th 110. CASE IT coin tTJsI4 .' Isk TRIPLE SEC "BAN NOR" :': . CREAMDEME'4THE l • • :. ' WORLDS FINEST SCOTCH • : ... - TONIGHTS TV - .•' . CERTIFIED 1 3,riJMs AMARETTO.APRICOT brother-in-law, Irene (Rene) and Robert Cejka of Kittery, Maine. They will celebrate t heir 17th wedding anniversary on April 28. . MIX ANY 12 - 67 95 • REPORT LIGHT vvwiO5 05099 STH MIX ANY 12 68.95 -.ti Happy anniversary whthn to my sister and Another young lady will also become "sweet six- Is BARRY 5e99 aT0 2 I. FOR SOMEONE SPEaM• ,• . ANY . open to anyone in the community. Fees charged are used to support the program and pay instructors. There will be 18 courses This time around, in all offered this spring. course schedule lists All are conducted In the among the offerings evening, the majority from A.hlF C 0 re 7'9pm Fees vary from $15 Stretch and Strength to $25. with their friends " Exercise, Bartending, For information on "'"'5• Astrology and Watercolor registration and the Piifltlflg. complete spring leisure Registration is open 71 courses are part of a time program at the through April 6 for springcontinuing program hosted Village Center, call 275time leisure learning pro by the Village Center and 2611. _______________________________________________________________________________ I chatlengid by Marys Aunt Flo. $ "010d newspaperwoman who batleves she can write a bitter story than Lou any day. S 0 THE OR$fl8 6JOICER8 WILD S MACNEIL / LEHRER Ronnie o ugh by (right) of Casseiberry, is congratulated by his dad, Ron WiiInhoclhbu Willoughby, w,.s. Den leader, as Cubmaster Joe McCuan presents the Arrow of crew,..a IrE )GUTH 3*990TO IS969 A young resident of Old Town, Victor Miller, will become a teenager on April 8, when he celebrates his 13th birthday... Dawn Eastham of Meadowlark will reach that glorious time in life, "sweet sixteen", on April 3. 1 MIX ANY I2 6750 April 7, at 8 p.m., at the VFW Poet No. 5405, Winter Springs, nominations of next year's officers will be held. Elections will be held atthe AprIl 21 meeting. The Post Home is located at 197 No. US 17-92, Longwood. .. KY 0 ___ O'SlItlIO $0? V(Io $IINOIOINSIO?)A.() By Gil ii I IMP FRENCH XD STANLEY 3YR-86° niece and godchild, Maria Therese, better known as Tern Cejka who will celebrate her 16th birthday on April n. AWARD WINNER 15939 OT. MIX ANY 12- 64.65 TOM SIMS SCOTCH is the First Federal of Seminole Savings and Loan, SR 434, Longwood. VFW Confab grams conducted by the University of Central Florida's Village Center. The first classes will meet April 9. (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Lou's Journalistic abilIties are RRO W I K.D. BLEND YJNSUT 1495 15.95 i take place. Meeting place John and I are enjoying a visit from longtime friends, Joan and Ernie Gravaflese of Andover, Mats this week. The Gravalleses usually make one trip a yea r to the Sutilne State and- always axe me out to spend seine 1 t moments AS MAN BEHAVES A KY. BRB. lB YR SIR KY BOURBON 14.95 WISER CANADIAN Oil) RflO 17.95 SCOTCH TIME OLD CROW STR. WATERE ILL & FRAZIER IJLUAC III[ IA8U SIR t)t III to VFW Post No. 540 will hold its regularly scheduledmeeting.Thlsls the most important meet ing of the year. Nominations and election of 1979-1960 officers will those nh's vnun n.nnlø T would ilketo add a special birthday greeting to my OWN2.79 W/rju YR. STR. KY . BRB OLDER WHISKEY 5TH STR. KY . BOURBONS RARE OLD 9.39 RARE OLD n 12.95 COLLECTOR ITEM .'. n. 12.95 COLLECTOR ITEM i 13.50 \ He Is employed as an in. at the University of Florida. The wedding will be an event of April 28, at 3:30 p.m., at the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Gainesville. Happy Birthday to all 5TH A00 " I 8 YR. OLD LIGHT OR DARK Ar 0 4 9 9 T. MIX ANY )? 59 15 . Aprfl 7, at 8 pm. is the rdght the lAdies AuzffiM teen" this month. She Is Theresa Bartle Of Meadowlark. Susan Rutherford will reach her 15th birthday on AprIl 16. I I - 61D49 QT. MIX ANY 12.74.g5 ABC 6 YR. OLD 86 STR. KYF, BRIS, CERTIFIED RUM 1iI.lIT_!.I.L - 14EF4 DOUGHERTY 7 LIMIT TWO P1 ) • i:., 4- 1I - i _.i asssL* uaissi i 9 IN QUUT I CANADIAN 3 Those active folks at the Winter Springs VFW Post and Auxiliary traveled to Ocala last weekend to take part in a statewide VFW conference. Attending from the Ladies Auxiliary were Preside nt Esther Jacobs anclatewofhermembers. Commnder of the Post Ed Ramsey also was scheduled to attend the event. While In Ocala, the group detoured to Hernando. They attended a testimonial banquet being held that evening for State VFW President Betty Decker. receive his PH.D. from the University of Florida in June. structor STANLEY VODKA ' NFTH 12 - 107.88 •. IIIJM "THE PREMIUM IS IN THE BOTTLE-NOT THE PRICE __ . 101' KY. III. MIX A UT ONE P9 CUSTOMER WICOUPOU•A I. . WEI LUD MAGNUM WU'. +49w. I1!1! ABC CANADIAN PREMIUM EV ONSHIRE 60 SC OTCH A ALLO PINK A111251i5 6 99 'S I I5r. 7d MIX ANY3.13.39 I D - - ROYAL DELUXE 1'k.. VODKA 1. GIN 'LdI. RUM ABC SCOTCH WILD TURKEY I SCHINLEY VO* GOOD THUR$., APRIL 5 iIII1 QT. IP MIX5.99 ANY 12 - 69.95 S 5 ____________ OMEGA 4 I F.79 SANGRIA UI vw.w.r'. DRAIIMY PHILLIPE 94 I North Florida Regional Hospital. Her fiance, who was born in Sanford, is a 1%5 graduate of Seminole High School. He received his B.A. degree from the University of Central Florida where he was a member of John Dewey Society and Phi Delta Kappa. He received his M.A.T. and will . OLD TRADIMARI( GOOD FRI., APRIL 6 5.29 I FULL QUART 10 1`6 KY. IRI. . ' - IMP. FRENCH 1 I . nMURIA N.Y. STATT 1 ii r' relations representative for GIN * LI*T OlE P9 CUSTOMER W/COUPON 00 ' GOOD TUES. APRIL 3 ' I ' . PIP CUSTOMER WiCOUPO CANADIAN MIST Area Members Attend State - 50.95 SEAGRAWS 2*99 EACH 699. 1TNI WED., APRIL 4 .. MIX ANY 12 GG AROUND MY CAN IL BRANDY GOOD MON., APRIL 2 . 4 39 T.SHIRTS WRAP YOUR HANDS L FINE MIX ANY 12 - 71.85 J. W. DANT 100 BOND COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE -- JACQU 1 ANT LLÔT.1 MATUSALIM RUM ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE HI-WAY 436-ONE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT BLOCK E. OF 1.4 -OPEN SUNDAY- SCOTCH ement 909 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett W. 5th St., Lake Mary. Dougherty of 4411 N.W, 20th Se., Born in Marysvilje, Calif., the Gainesville, announce the bride is a graduate of Central engagement of their daughter, High School, London, England. Lee Stuart, to Richard Stephen She will graduate in June from RiCharde, son of Mr. and Mrs. the University of Florida where Sidney M. RiCharde Jr. of 193 she is a member of the Public Relations Society of America. She is emn1ov'tI at iihli,' RON /&. OPEN SUNDAY V.V.O. ________ COCKTAIL LOUNGE PKG. STORE 11-91 AT NEW ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE HI WAY CASSELBERRy BAR WITH LIVE ENTERTAINMENT REVOLVING CHANGING FOUNTAIN 7-7 es MARTINS In And Around Winter Springs Dougherty.RIChorde KULOV VODKA Moflday,A0r112,1fl,....1I En - HIGHWAY 17-92 NEAR 434 CASE 29.95 Ev.nIngHaraM;ganfFI. MIX ANY 12 77.85 HIGHWAY 17-92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS 2e 69 MIX ANY 12 - 63.95 r CAL BRANDS UGE 9 WHITE C OLD i 5,s49 QT. 6e492SA 02. RO CHAMPAGNE GOLD OR WHITE OURSELVES BALLANTI NE SCOTCH JAMAICAN MYERS RUM - : -- uVI - GITONIFMI UY1GETONEFREE I- ------- , •• __ , -- - - - - . S : : : �- , p . Th-Ev.nlng Hirald, Sanford, Fl. • I I • - . . t • - Legal Notice — Legal Notice . .-.. 1• . •.--.. .- . • I . Monday, Aprfl2, 1?7 ________________________ ________________________ ________________________ Legal Notice Gov. Brown . . .. , . . . ________________________________________________ Legal Notice EveningHerald,Sanford,Ft. Legal Notice Monday, April2,1979-3B' CLASSIFIED ADS .ks Sfat Plant's Closing IUUSI•hSlui..i IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP PUIUC NOTICE fiscal and taxation procedures; NOTICI UNDIR FICTITIOUS FICT1T1OUJNAMU SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. The Seminole County Buird f empowering the levy of special NAME STATUTE Notice Is hereby given thai i am CI NO. 75U4CA.t.K County Commissioners, as Prime asse$smentsortaxeswiffiinfhedis. engaged in business at 117$ E. TO WHOM ii MAY CONCERN: V4N BAKER I JJVI'NE E. Sponsor IO&7, Compr,hensie trlCtiiidIngfors,verabIIity, Altamonte Dr. Attamonte Springs, NOIICI is hereby given that the BAKER, Employment and Training Act exciuslonfromtheSemlno$.Confy Fia.33101Seminol,County,Fporida, undersigned, pursuant to the Plaintiffs, (CETA) rquests eligible agencies Code, and an effective date. under the fictitious name of "Flctitioi Name Statute", ChaPter VS. interested in o,erating a FY 75 Uidtnd Pru Said district shall encompass the COLONIAL BUSINESS SERVICES, M509. Florida Stss.wiTtllgister __ GEORGE W. COCKAYWE & Summer Youth Employment following described areas of and that I intend to register said with the Clest of the Circuit Court, itim. ....... Fearing Ifl accident 11fl1121' CAROLYN COCKAYNE. Program ISYEP) CETA Title iv Seminole County, Florida: 3cf ns.cutve times ....31c a line name with the Clerk of the Circuit Seminole County, Florida, upon totheone on Three Mile Island, Defendants. Subpart C to submit a protect That portion of property lying Court, Seminole County, Florida in receiptofprootofpubllcationof this iCOn .CUtIVIflWS..... 35c a line $00 AM..- 5:30 P.M. Pa, Cilifon a Gov Ethnund proposal for funding consideration, within the area known as Chuiuota, accordance with the provisions o notice, the fictitious name, to.wlt: FRIDAY thru MONDAY NOTICE OFACTION The total allocation for FY 79 is described astollows: Thenorth part the Fictitious Name Ststuhs. To. COUNTRY CLUB PET WORLD G. &own asked the Nuclear TO: GEORGE 3 Lines Minimum saio.i7. SATURDAY .Noon W. COCKAYNE of the bed of Lake Catherine in Wit: Section 163.09 Florida Statutes er which I am engaged in RegulatoryCommluloo to shut I CAROYLN COCKAYNE Purpose of SYIP: This program North Chuluota and the unplatted 1537. business at 110 E.E. Williamson Address Unknown down an atomic power plant in provides eligible youth with useful shoreline lying between Lake DrIve 51g. Richard J. Polami Road, in In the City of LOflgMtOd, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an work and sufficient basic education and Lake Catherine, and the bed of Publish: April 2,5, 16, 23. 1979 Florida. ia state action to foreclose a mortgage on and Institutional or on.the.Iob Spring Lake and the unpiatted por. Dated at Longwood, Fla., B1Owfl Sunday ukedthe NRC the following property in seminole training to assist these youths to tion of Spring Lake Shore line in DEl.)? Seminole County, Florida on March to t11npor&.ly shut down the County. Florida: develop their maximum occupatio. North Chuluota and 3rd Street west 13. 197t. the party Interested In said hen Lot 236. SPRING OAKS UNIT nal potential and to obtain un of west lot line of Lot 7 extended in Seco plant in subsidized employment. The pro. TWO, according to the Fiat thereof Block 22. North Chuiuota, less be. business enterprise is as follows: California as a PIIC$UtlOfl as recorded in Flat Book 17, Page 21, gram Is designed to assist ginning at the southeast corner CARTER'S COUNTRY CLUB ___________________________________________________ the causes of the aIdent Ott Public Records of Seminole County, economically disadvantaged youth Lot 3, Block 22, KENNELS, INC. run westerly and JOINT PUBLIC NOTICE. U.S. ages 14 through 21 years of age. A southwesterly along lot lines to the Environmental Protection Agency, Three Mile Island are Iden- Florida. BY: Kenneth L. Dobmeier, __________________ ____________________________ protect must result in tangible out. Southwest corner of Lot 3, Block 22, President titled. He called the Rancho hat been filed against you and you puts Region IV, Water Enforcen'enf t$—tbIpnIsd or a specific product that will south to north line of Lot 1, Block 13, Branch 315 Courtland Street, Publish: March 19, 26, April 2, 9. -___-Seco unit a "near twin" of the are required to serve a copy o your be completed within the period oi extended west, east to east line Atlanta, Georgia 3030$. 104111.2321 written defenses, if any to it time between the close of school and 1013, Block 22, extended South, in coni unction with Florida Pennsylvania plaid, DEH.N Cat & dog need good loving home 30, 91g. WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A north to beginning, and beginning Department of Environmental for 6 mo. in country area, while I n informed that the SALVATORE R. SCAR ITO, September Eligible Agencies Include: Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. plaintiff's attorney, whose address fl.S feet south of the southeast COT. Regulation Twin Towers OffIce travel. Salary owners possibility of a generic defect is 11North Orange Avenue, Orlando, Seminole County public and private ner P.O. BO 1031. CiWtr., FL. 33317. of Lot 7, Block 22 of Townslte Cf Bldg., 2600 Blair Stone Road negotiable. Call 322.1453. __________________________ ____________________________ caused or contributed to the Florida 32101, on or before April 30, nonprofit neighborhood or corn. North Chuluota on extension Of the Tallahassee, Florida 32301. $04411. RedUce safe & fast with GoBes.e Ilouse*ife's Send for 20 ways of and file the original with the munity based organizations or east line, run south to the south line 1101. 'Three Mile Island proien Public Notice No. 75FL00300 NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE Tablets & E.Vap "water pills" making money at home. $3.00 to clerk of this court either b,fo. associations Including local of 3rd Street extended west to the April 2, 1579. NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that cannot be ruled out," Brown service on plaintiff's attorney or education institutions. Touchton Drug. Jean's Report, P.O. Box 120. shoreofIake,nonherlyontMshoe PROPOSEDREISSUANCEOF by virtue of that certain Writ of NA. Sanfoni. 12171. said In a telegram to the NRC. immediately thereafter; otherwise Interested agencies should ba point west of begInning, east to TIONAL POLLUTANT DIS. Execution Issued out of and under DIVORCE-430.IO-Guaranteed. adefaultwlllbeenteredagainstyou cflnatact. "If such a defect eil*i In beginning, and beginning at the CHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM the seal Of the COUNTY Court Cf p ails; KIT, Box 751, Relief Auditors, Full Time for the relief demanded In the Brenda Donnan, Acting Man. southeast corner of Lot 3, Block . PERMIT AND NOTICE OF CON. Orange County, Fiorlda,upona final Three Mile Island facility, that complaint pompano, FL. 3301), 9414997. Auditors, Waitresses & Cooks, or petition. power Senior Planner, Seminole North Chuluota, run westerly on the SI DERATION FOR STATE CERTI. udgement rendered In the aforesaid _________________________ all positions require experience. same defect may well said in WiTNESSmyhandandtplewalof County Manpower Division, First southerly line to the southwest cor. FICATIONTheU.$. Environmental Cowl Ofl the 6th day of October, Apply in person Days Inn, this Court on March 23, 1575. Street and Park Avenue, Sanford, ncr of Lot], south to the north lIne of the Rancho Seco plaid" Protection Agency proposes to A.D., in that certain cese entitled, WANTED: Customers to entoy Fl. 32171 or Sanford. Lot 1, Block 15, extended west, east reissue a National Pollutant Placemakers Development Co., Jane Fonda, whose Latest (SEAL) Judy's Hamburgers, Super Arthur Pt. Beckwitls, Jr. First Street md Park Avenue tothe east line of Lot 3, Block 22 cx. Discharge Elimination System Inc., a Florida corporation Plaintiff, Salad Barwith 13 Items & Great Full time AUTO MECHANIC movie, "China Syndrome," Sanford, Fl. 3317) Clerk of Circuit Court tended south, north to beginning, (NPDES) permit to each of the •vs. Lotus Harris, Defendant, which Country Breakfast. No cx needed at Joe Creamono for new or By. Patricia Robinscn and beginning at the southeast t0 deplcts a fictional accident at a foresaid Writ of Execution was de. following: 1. Plymouth Citrus perience necessary. Apply In I used dept. . As Deputy Clerk Telephone: 3fl.1330, ext. 391. ncr of Lot 4, Block 22, North Products nuclear power plaid )olned Iiverid tome SherIff of Seminole Cooperative, U. person Hwy. 17.52, Sanford. See Mike. 3fl•3391,ext. 226. Proposal package, and additional Publish Mar. 261 Apr. 2,5, 16, Chuluota, run westerly on the County, Florida, and I have levied HIghway No. 441, P. • Appetite required. husband, Tom Hayden, Sunday DEH.143 Information may be obtained by southerly line to the 5Outhwt COT. 0. Box 367, Plymouth, Orange upon the followIng described For a career in Real Estate call night In calling for the IN THU CIRCUIT COURT, contacting the above office, nerofLotl,southtothenorffillneof deadline date for submittals Lot 1, Block 13, extended west, east County, Florida 331$, NPDES No. property owned by Lotus Harris, Realty World, The Real Estate resignation of U.S. Energy SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA fThe SYEP proposals Is Wednesday, to cast line of Lot FL00003%. The applicant discloses said property being located in Weddings by DOT Agency June Porzlg 323.3321. 1, Block 22 exten. one combined existing discharge _______ Seminole County, Florida, more No. fl29I.CA.$.D April 4, 1915, 5:00 p.m. Secretary James SchLselnger NOTARY PUBLIC to E. KASEMEIER and Publish April 1, 2, 1911 mnnlng, and waStewaters from the processing particularly described as follows: 322.2026or 323.0467 — because of his "continued CARL Handy Way Food Stores now beginning at the southeast corner Assorted furniture taken from the FRANCES I.. KASEMEIER, his •DEl.4 an canning of frozen citrus concen. acceptingapplicatlons for Full & Lot 5, Block 32, North Chuluofa, run trates and single strength lulces promotion" of the nuclear lit- wife, defendant's place of business in. Part time positions. Apply at southwesterly on the southerly lii* (Standard Industrial ChIding: Code 2113) PR)BLEM IS ALCOHOL - Plaintiffs, ____________________________ to the southwest corner of Lot 3, "Strong" wastewaters from the any store locally or P.O. Box 90$, 6 5m.Il tables Miss Fonda said public VS. IN YOUR FAMILY? Crescent City. Fl. 32012. %outhtothenorth lineof Lot), Block plant are discharged to a spray S Etague bookcases J.K. MEADE, AL.ANON lSextendedwest,easttoeastlln,of field.ThecomblneddlSchargeof akeptcl11n about nuclear 1 lovesut 0. Defendant. Forfamlliesorfrlendsof NOTICE OF NAMES OF Lot 5, Block 22 extended south, north called "weak" wastewaters enters Secretary. Good pay for career 2 sofas energy hasspread to a majority NOTICE OF SUIT problem drinkers PERSONS tobeginnlng, and beginnIng 42.5 feet Halt's Lake southwest minded individual. Typing & tables TO: .1K. MEADE of Americans because Of For future Information call APPEARING TO SE OWNERS OP South of the southeast CO17t1T Cf Lot Plymouth, shorthand req. Medical Ins., FlorIda. Holts Lake 120 Ichabod Trail 7, Block 22, of 447.3333orwrite ABANDONED PROPERTY accident ne& Ha'rlsburg, paid vacation 1. holidays dk5 the Towrslte Of Nofftl is classlf lid •5 Class III Longwood, Florida Pursuant to Section 13 Chapter of. Chuluota on extension of east line, waters suitable Sanford AI.Anon Family Group provided. If interested In long 1 recePtionist desk with chair Angry domondrators In ii for contact YOU ARE HEREBY NOT1FI ED Chapter 7)7, FlorIda Statutes, en. i'un south 20 feel, west to shore of p.o. Box 553 term employment with one of To be sold In a lot. Property being recreation (swimmIng) and the viral states continued to that a mortgage foreclosure corn. titled 'Florida Disposition of jfl. Laki, northerly on shore to a po Sanford, Fli. 3272.1 the Nation's largest builders call stored at Royal Moving 1. Storage. management plaint on the following described pii* construction of nuclear property In Seminole County, claimed Property Act", notice is westofbeglnning,easttobeglnning, fish and wildlife. 2. HI.Acres AdditIonal InformatIon available Cardinal Industries Inc. 305.321. hereby given that the persons listed and beginning 0230 between 1a.m. 15 p.m. wk. '01t the Clvii DIvision of the power plaids, contending a Florida, towit: the southeast car Concentrate, Inc. A wholly. below appear to be the owners of fliT of Lot 7,at BlOck 32, days or send resume to Box U, Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. 5..._if & Found subsidiary of the Coca. Lot 11, SLEEPY HOLLOW, accor. unclaimed personal or intangible Chuluota,runscuthl2.Ifeef,westtoowned radiation leak at 'flwee Miii Cola Company, Orange Ave. Sanford, Fl., 32771. Equal Op. ment. _______________________ ding to the plat thereof as recorded island has spotlighted the property presumed ababdoned. lake, northwesterly - portuflity Employer. the undersigised Sheritt on lake to a ,, . . 50* 3125, Forest CIty, In PIat Book 13, pages 44 and 65, THIS DOES NOT INVOLVE REAL POint south 45 degrees west of SemInole County, FlorIda pobWty ofa nuclear CIIIndII. Public Records of SemInole County, ESTATE. Semltiole County, FlOrida, will at' Whltepeniancat,blacktlpsof fur tureexpei'lencedorderly,1 32751, beginning, northeasterly to NPDES No. 11:00 AM, on the 24th day Ap', shift. Sanford Nursing & Con. p'.a1d.,gjrencowrgiI Florida, FL, 000)014. The ap. on back. Lost vicinity of Madera Account Number: JOOSS0001, beginning, AD. im, offer for sale and sift to valescent Center, 970 Mellonville and beginning at the plicant dIscloses one existing of Lotl, Rosalia, $15 reward. 323.1045. demonstrators outside his has been flIed against you and you Apparent Owner: Ackerman, southeast corner the highest biddeq, for cadt, subled Ave. Apply in pef$n. combined discharge of cooling arerequiredtoserveacopyof your George; .l.000S.0002, Blodgett, North Chuluota, run church Sunday morning. A written defenses, If any, to It, on Florence; to any and all existing liens, at the 43 di waters and barometric condenhir ExperlencedCook J.000$0005, Brown, Wow west to the lake,south northwss. discharges Fi'ont (West) Door of the SemInole 6-Ctikf Care handful of people untitled a Jerome .1. Bornsteln, Of BORN. Kenneth; .1.1119-0003, (containing low boilIng Apply in person Caponi, Elsa terlyon lake toa poii*southofthe sugars, citrus County Courthouse In Sanford, oils, etc.) from Holiday lnnotsanford banner reading, "PoiltIlans, for or Etso R, 100 Park Lane, Altamonte ouffiwust corner of Lot 7 north to a ie.. a-.t. . IrId. ffi. *hrn srrih. v. -___________________ '.' ,-uu,rnuyl, , ,, ,,. . .-..--. ii 123 Baby sinlng In my home, Spring, Fl,; J1507-00Q1, Church, Bill theswthwestcornif'of Lot?, scum. Profiteers, Nuclear Se,th centrated canned vice (Standard lonal prOperty. Courl Ave., Orlandc,'Fiorida Longwood area. Daysonly. Ph. T easterly J-000SIOOI, to the beginning, Conesta, Terry; and J. QjtInila," and they chanted, 32101, and file the original with the That said sale is being made to Industrial Code 2033). "Strong" 0053-0005, Cornwall, Samuel C; J. beginnIng 43.1 feet south of the satisfy the terms of said WrIt of ____________________ wastes are discharged to a AM EMPLOYMENT *g them dewitt Shut then Cierkoftheabov..styied Court onor 0033.001?, Crane, Daniel Li .1.0035. sOuthH$t corner of Lot 7, Block 22 spray ExeCtit101t. before April 2gih, 1575; otherwise a 000a, Cray, Frank, P.O. field. The one combined process down!" Box 44, oftheTownslteofNorthchuluofaon Jdlm E. Poik, Eaf '-GOOd iudgment may be entered discharge enters the Oviedo Fl 33145; .100010005, Crider, extension of the east line, run south SPRING Members of the BOston you fcr the relief demandedagaInst SherIff ____________________________ In the VirgInia; JC0S50011, Daigle, Paul; 3ofeetwesttoshoreofl.ke,norther. LIttle Wokiva River, thence ,p, f1.iiiah.11 Afli.,ir. In U..n. t.,..,iII,.I WokIva Blv.r an n..., Seminol. Cwntv. Florida _.-. .-_- ITt% Till? IIFUI ,,_ -...•... JuIns.uz, DavIs, Howard, Route 1 iy on snore to a pot west fl IV IFUU ILfl Publish- AprIl 2, 9, 1; 23, 'IS?, liv; Th.LlttIe WITNESS my hand and the seal of plentiful. You or planned We pick daily S j.. begInnIng, (1y east to a vigil at sax 36, Sanford Fl begInning, chusdts 32771; DEI.1 and all Wskiva River is classified as Class to 5, wholesale or retail. Also Douglass, E A, Lake Mary, Fl; that part of the 100 feet Edward King's boone in Win- saId NW of State ill waters suitable for contact )7 Court this 13th day of March, 0004, JOB English peas lettuce, sweet .1.0001-0012. Durrance, Richard;.1. R01d13,southofnorthlWteofLo$)O, recreation and the __________________ tinop to call for withikawal 01 (SEAL) potatoes, at Treasure Island, 0033.0014, Dyson, W E; J10$6.0o1e, Block 16. North Chutuota ended management(swimming) and propagation Of Arthur H. $eckwith, Jr. pwn Hwy 44 East of Leesburg. Dangleman lnss J000S.0016, .151 altO north Cf north 111* Cf the f1.lt and wildlife. The _____ _______________________ C19401 Ihs CircuIt Ceset, ISP IItBj J4SU.Nes, lSVIhè$$ ¼0. lbS ¼ .... h. NPDI$ purmit costains Itmi. AinseReelynor James C, Ibe flSIThwSCf ¼ 11$WMV11 Plet tatlons 1 u-lnetructlsea ml amounts of pol. D.u'tondratots rallied 014Deputy Clerk . 413 U 5th St., Sanford, Fl 32171.J. 0 ml bId of Lake CatherIne NOTICS OF RESOLUTION In lutants allowed to be 015. March 19, 26. April 2.5, 0067.0011, Hardwlck, Mrs. w side the Rhode Islind Publish: J. North Chulvota and the unplatted CL0SIN, VACATINS AND 1975 1115.0012, Hattaway, Robert or shoreline lying between Lake DrIve charged and was drafted in a. ABANDOININS RISNT$.Qp.WAy Creative Expressions Statehouse In Providence ________________________ LOW FEE-TERMS DEH.110 Tailey, Box 321, Altamonte Springs, and Lake CatherIne, and the iwffi cordence with the provisions ml TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Clean Water Act (32 U.S.C. Section against nuclear power and a Calljo.An,323.513. Fl, .113540001, Hayes, Sandra, P0 west of the northwest ¼ Of the NOTICE Is hereby given that the 1251 el seq.) t. sl .s billion atomic IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Box 002 Altamonte Springs, Fl: J. IUwest ¼ of the northwest kVdofCountyCommIsslone,sof BOOKKEEPER ¼. and standards and regulations. The 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND 114S•0131, Henson, Paul, 920 S That portion of properly described Seminole county, FlOrida, it plait In Qiarledown. RaP. FOR 11.A-Ails& Ciefta Hotel experience required plus full pollutant lImitations and other SEMINOLE COUNTY, Summerlin Aye, Sanford Fl 3377);J. as follows: Regular Meeting held on the nm charge bookkeeping, interesting Edward P. Beard, DR.!., Ofl pmlt conditions are tentative and FLOIRDA. 0041.0001, Hickson, Mr..1 F, Sanford, Lots 1 through I, BloCk 7, Lots day of March A.D., )97, In me work. 'I open to comment from the publIc, Case Ne. 754113.CA.17.I( grong nuclear power becker, Fl; .1.0344-0004, Janosik, .1 A, 1001 through I, BlOCk St Lots) through County CommIssIoners' Meeting CRAFT SUPPLY CENTER. The wishing to comment upon CASHIER Room In the Courthouse at Sanford, came out against the STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPART. Esplanade Way No. FU, BloCk 9; Lots land 2. Block 10; 1.015Persons most complete In Central oroblicttoperntltlssu.nceort,ffie 1 through 16, Block 14; Lots 1 propos MENT OF LEGAL AFFAIRS,JIM Casselberry. Fl; 'J.0114.OQfl, SeminoleCounty, Fun lob with good company. Florida. Florida, pursij HOBBY DEPOT, Qiarledown plant. permit lImItations and SMITH, ATTORNEY GENERAL, Jenkins, D A, 509 E 6th 5?, Sanford, through 16. BloCk 15; 10151 °* P-,ltlo, .l Notice treoo,. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. condItions are invited to submit antinuclear A coJftfon of Plaintiff, Fl 32771; .1107I0023, Johnson, 1st of 16, Block 16; LOtS 1 t$WOUQII id samelnwritlngwithinthlrtydaysof GENERAL OFFICE glveff, aiie Vdopted a .-Paul, Way, Block 19, Lots) through 16, 319 11groiçelnnorthsndOhlo VI. BrIghton ,am ing, VacatIng s.d Variety of lobs including typing, Block me date of this notice 10 ml En. l$-44nIsd W. C. WREATH - COMPANY, A Casselberry, Fl; .1.0047.0003, 20;LoIsl through 13, BloCk 21; LoIs 0nooning renouncIng and rallied Sunday a few miles from partnership, fantastic potential. forcement Division, U.S. En. and HARRY MON. Johnson, H Li .143440003. Ledlord, 1 throUgh?, Block 22 LoIS 4 hlOUgh vlronmental Protection disclaimlng any and all rlplit of the NEEDED IMMEDIATELY a ituclea' power plait wider RISON and JACK H. LOVE, .Slock23; Agency, 343 County of Seminole and the Public in B 1. 1214 U Tulane Dr., Aitamonte OFFICE CLERK That portlonof Block 25 Courtland Street, Atlanta, Gowil. and to the following described Operators who own their own Defendants, SprIngs, Fl; .10013.0030, Lundberg, Iyingwe$tOfSR475,Allthatportlon ccruct1on In North Perry, Accurate typing with great per tandemaxle tractors to run the , ATTN: Mona Elilson, The rIghls.of.way, to.wlt: Kathy .1 or Phoebe F, 410 Baywood OfBloCk2$lyingwestofsR4l9, dIIDUIdIngahalttOWOñOi the Sonallty. Great company, East Coast. Homeonweekends, NOTICE OF SUIT Dr., Sanford, Fl 32771; .1.0041.0011, 1 through IS, Block 31, Lots 1 application number and.or NPDIS Allthatportion.fri,ht.of.way. number should be Included In the advances on each trip & facility, fast TO: Harry Morrison McMichael, Henry A.: .1.0000.0021, ttWouglt 16, Block 32, LoIs 1 through fIrst page of comments, STOCK CLERK Paola Road (Former Stat. weekly settlements. Call dba W,C. Wreath Compny Meflvsl, Ann) J.1l431J39, orrison, 14,Biock33 Lotsltttroughl6, Block mints received withinAll thecorn. 30. secondary Rood S.MA) lying esst of Super MERCURY MOTOR Market experienc, work EXPRESS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the east rlght.of.way lIne BeatrIce, 604 Baywood Dr., Sanford, 34: Lois) through 16. Block 33; Lots day period will be considered In into management position. Toll.Free 1.110.4*4572 ask for that an action for lnlunctive relief Fl, .1.1934-0001, Mount, Pipkorn J, 1 through 16, Blodi 3; LO$ Rinehart Rood (County Rood C. the formulation of final deter. •101. has been filed agaInst you and you UI Spring Valley Loop, Altamonte through 9, BlOCk 31, 41B) is the west half of section , minstions regarding ml STATION ATTENDANT permit, are required tO ierve a Copy Of your Township 20 South, Range 30 Last, $pgs, Fl 3fl01,J0033.O012, Rebecca All that portion of Block 35, lying Where there Is a signIficant degree Manager Trainee - Waigreen ' Great boss needs clean cut person written defenses, it any, to it on Chapter No. 53; .100050017, Roger west Cf SR 419, LoIs S through 16, of publIc interest In the c.J INVITATION TO BID Including any portion depicted on with sales personality. Ex. Drugs of Sanford. Paid vacation, James A. Peters, Assistant Attorney Hall Const; J10531010, Noyeton, Block 40; Lots 1 through 22, of CITY OF WINTER SPRINOS of Rood to Paoia as BloCk permit issuance, ml EPA Regional paid holidays, mdse disc, maior cellinl potential. rgj PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given General, The Capitol, Tallahassee, John; .113740003, Russell, tsarry o 41; Lots 2,7, and 9, Block 42; Lots 6 Administrator will hold a public in FIat ioe 2, pIgs Ill medical & retirement plans. 32). 5. Seminole Orlondo -Winter Pork 3222611 831-9993 .CLCSS1FIED DEPT. HOURS iãsi...i '4-. . Ii DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication ri Sunday — Noon Friday ) 33-Houses Furnished PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Position open for career minded individual With the Nations largest producer of factory built apartments & deve'per of multi-family projects. Excellent salary & bonus, paid vacation, fully paid medical, hospitalization & life Ins. Must be capable of supervising numerous properties. Tran sportation provided. Send " ______ Wanted 18—Help FUNNY BUSINESS complete resume to Sandra Miller, Cardinal Industries, Inc., Box U, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal Opportunity Employer. by Roger Bolien 41-Houses Deltona- 2 BR, separate home, neat, clean Nice yard No pets. $175 mo.: 1st., last & $100 security. 571- 1010. in, Hunt Isalty, hc. QO IT 2321 PARK DR 322-2111 REALTOR AFTER HOURS YOO'RE NOT T 34-4dinbile Homes -322-9214 FIRsTW10 Hi IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 BR, 2 bath, Cen H-A, carpet LEISURE WORLD- $260.00 month. 4PJ BUILD YOUR EASTER NEST EGGI Earn extra money for the holidays by selling Avon. Now's a great time to start. Call 6443079. LlcE4sE E'PREf Will consider option to purchase Broker-Jfl- 6437. 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access. $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary R Tribbie, Realtor, 305-668 5696 8 630 $026. Eve & wkends 901-fli 59A4 322-0201 - — —Wanted toRent 62 acres. E. of Sanford. $2,200 per acre. William Maliczowski, Realtor. 322 7963. 3 BR House for Family Longwood, Sanford Area 322-2525 FOR SALE 3 lots ,n Lake Mary, Fl. 13% E. Alma. 322 6848. NEED A SERVICEMAN? Youll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. 40-A—Apartments & 41-Houses - Duplexes for Sale Lake Mary-Sanford Area. 6 avaIl. Buy 1 or group. 100 pet. occupied. E, H. Seibert, Realtor. 373-9001, aft. hrs. 644.1591. .L *7k- . '-0- •'- wnqlq •qgrvu ----- ----"--- LETS ___________________ TODAY! LOW LOW Investment buys you your own business. Fully equipt, this DAY CARE CENTER ii Ira thriving location I ready to go. Oniyil,I0O dn 4-3199 mo. to be your own boss. Their loss is your gain. Call today. HAROLD HALL REALTY Inc. Realtor, MLS 3235771 3235176 912 French Ave. ______ ___________________ Build to suit — our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 233 & 245. NOBRIE'S M. Unsworth Realty REALTY 25-Loans — _____________________ in your area wo,000 and up. For real estate loans, construction, development, comm. bldgs., farms, etc. STATEWIDE FIN. AP4CIAL SERVICE 305-532-2333. The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you get results. ___________________ 2$-Apta. & HOUSeS ToShare ______________________ 30 yr. old working female desires same to share my 2 BR apt. Ref. exc. 321-0499. ______________________ fl-ROOflIS ___________________ __________________ Sanford-Gracious livIng. Reasonable Weekly I monthly rates. Inquire 300 S. Oak. L.a1 Notice _________________ 2 Bedrooms In private home 1306 West 3rd St. 322-1)03 aft S p.iTi. DeBary-Lovely 1g. 1 SR Air, NoPets. Ideal Ret. Perscn _ _ _____ ____ _____________ __ ___ ___ _ __ __ _ _ ___ : ____ - _____ ___ ___ go a ___________________ I BR-uSa. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 In Sanford. Call Village. 333JO -______________ LkMary, very nice, 1 BR,C.H1A. cony, lOcation. 1)40 + security. $345992 for appt. 1 BR. Available at once. Sl3Smo.,$IOOdepOsit 331-0041 ________________ - - ____ ___ ': *4l. for — Citizens. lean, very clean & roomy see Jimmie Cowan, 310 PotmetI, Ave. ___ __________________ Furnished ' ____ ___ - _____ ___ ' -.,. _ urpof-.0. silO cotitiry aIMalpthsrO, *1* Nn sitsl 1.0046.4 ntl. to Nick. mend *,e., rIght to lit MUSS. ' :' ___ - Like to live with the charm of yesteryear? ThIs older home on one ot Sanford's picturesque streets has been brought right up 10 date. You have the best of both worlds w-C.H&A I FP, 3 BR. 2 B. $32,750. lISA Orange Blvd. Looking for the country home wacreage? Here it is, acre wa canal running by the property. 3 BR & a potential 4th or hobby rm. $54,900. His. 322-lit" OOV'T RESALE SANFORD3BL1B. Lowdown, low mo payments. SANFORD 3 BR, 1 I. Very comparable quality. Kuip Decorators 109 W. 1st 322-2260 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 tocate. You con have math. fOr' $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 831-1714 day or night, Free home trial, no obligation S pc BR suile $239; S pc. LR new $399; Loveseat 141.95 8 up; 7 pc. dineltes $69.95 & up; Ref. 150&up; El.stove$60&up; lull size draperies $10 I up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford, 372-5721. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service arancliOftici m-s.i. .M.y TONY COPPOLA ASSOc., REALTOR 0300323 The luyers Are Looking We Need Llstingsl DurIng March We Will List And Sell Your tteme The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2I3S' S. French (1797) Sanford 323 5)74 Sanford's Sales Leader - 323.2232 COUNTRY- location yet minutes from shoppIng, 3 BR, 1 b, large slorage rm & work shop, fenced, shaded & landscaped. $21,500. will landscaped. bk yd fenced. -- 41W.1stSWe,d Phsue*7.2321 - Payment. - MAYFAIR oldos3 II, P-s bhome - wIth many unique features, Ig ntis., lowly grounds $45,911. CANALENONT lovely3SR,3b home, sundeck, boat housi, 'fishing Nd. Canai leoN to I. Jehns River. - cash fir your loft Will build en yoiwlsterourlst. Y Enterprise, Inc. - $43013 - Model Inc. Nestler Garags so lull *irs's n ream 30' IMW?CliS0 iteutwithaWam Ad in the Herald. PH. 321)4)) or $3t-to3. - NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU LIKE TALL BIRCH TREES ON I ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PROPERTY OVERLOOKIUG AN ICE COLD TROUT POND YOU CAN HAVE IT FOR 13.995 WITH ONLY $400 DOWN AND EASY PAYMENTS WITH 6 PERCENT INTEREST SEIGLER REALTY BROKER Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 668-8335 45-A---O.,tof State NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS W. uke.e i rr For Sale Red Shag, good cond Orange 8 Yellow Shag 319 5563 FOR SALE AKC German Shep. 18 mo old, male, best looking dog in central Fla. Just don't have the room to keep him. Call 323 5994 Must see to appreciate. $100. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL IRADE 327-562? 'H.31SE. First St. 51-Household Goods ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.95 ca Pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So of Sanford. 3226721. Furnishings from 7 bed apt. In excellent condition Includes 2 double bed suites, dinette, couch 8 love seat, blankets. 08W TV, table lamps, dishes, linens 8 Misc. Items, Phone 322-2090 between tO am. 8. 6 p.m. - - GE El. Range, copper tone w dbi oven. Exc. coed.3225733 otIô WE BUY USED FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 372-0121. Privmte Party wants to buy a house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 323-SIN aft 7 p.m. Cash 322.4132 NursMNhdty IOc.REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Dayor Night Televlslon-75" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $100. Balance $175 or $17 mo. Still in warranty. Call 531-1714 day or nl'ht. 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM. FM Stereo RadIo, 4 speed PRO turntable, S track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo 'Call 031.1714 for free home demonstration. 78-?torcycIe. —_________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6.44 0126 —_ -Motorcycle Insur.-.BLAIR AGENC 3233866or3737/lo _________________________' -- - ---------' - -79-Trucks-Trailers DONT STORE IT. SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. -. 72-Auction '17DodgeSEitonF W shell. 26,000 n 3210019 1 Looking For a New Iloi'ie? .' Check the Want Ad tor hous,s of every 'it(' and pric,- CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new home for everything - - even br you! 80—Autos for Sate " 'MON., APRIL 2,7 PM. Received load of new furniture from N.Y warehouse, good selection of new dining sets, new couches 8 chairs, end tabes, new coffee tables, new bunks, new nite stands, new chests, china cabnets, new beds,. Oak DR suite, bow front chinas & round oak tables, also lots of wrought iron accent pcs. VISA MASTER CHARGE :: IAYTONA AU1O AUCTION':.: ctwy. 92. I mile west ot pcedway Daytona Beach, will 1-old a public AUTO AUC TIOU ei,rr' Tuesday & Saturday t 7 30 I?' - i; the only in F k'rlda Vo ot the reserved price Cali 901 25- 5311 for further delall one new JUST MAKE PAYMEN IS- 69 to 73 models. Call 339 9Ii"O or 81.14605 (Dealer) new '77 Sport Fury Takeover paymcnts Call after 3p.m. 323 4885 '69 Cadillac, Good Condlon $300 or best otter 32) .4)94 3237310 Auction Saturdays 7p.m. Sanford Awe, at Hwy 427 Consignments Welcome Keltogg% Auction Sales 323-3060 1977 Chevrolet Stat;cr, '.,1t:; $1150 131 West 19th St Air Cond. & Heating Home inrovement or Call 3'27 !,389 '• ' -L.m"c. .r Central Heat&Air Coed. Free Est. Call Carl Harrisat SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 INSULATION- - Batting. blowinc, t. RACO Foam, fiberqla C,i; Cellulose. Lowest pricc 3210839 or 9011316/08 ulluct _________________ JACK FROST- Cent. Heat 8 Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm & Res. 322 0205. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17 92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 - - Andy's Remodeling Service General Building 6. Nemoijeinq 3656331 Beauty Care ONE PHONE CALL SIARTSA CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END, THE NUMBER IS 322 2611. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 319 E. 1st St., 3225742 ng C.ramic'flb ___________ - - No lob too large or small Cc,ri piete lawn service Frp estimate. 323-4881; Landsc,-,pnq I spraying 323 0049 call anytimo. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIally. 25 yrs. Exp. 671-7617 57-Sports Equipment essmeking 59—tsicaI *rct10fldiSe BALDWIN GRAND 6'3" 322-7537 Guitars, Drums, Banlos. Complete, Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center tnt, 7202 French Ave. 322-2233 Curley Burfield Electrical Maintenance a. repair .3Gm, ____________________________ LIgM Heuling Glass&Screen —' Yard Debris, Trash ApplIances 8. Misc (LOCAL) 3493311 Screen-porches, pool end. ,wds. All type roglazing I wd. install. ANIMAL HAVEN dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses, Heated nnels. 322 3757. Painting _____________ a,.: Groovthig&6osrng DANNY'S PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates (3051 312 '460 Interior I Exterior Painting Smailor Large. Call Mr. 'Taylor Free Es?. 322 85.45 ______ 62-I3wnrdsn AFRICAN VIOLETS Tb. Greenhouse 322-14l Evosafter4&woekands FILL DIRT TOP SO IL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-liIO 64-EquspmsniorRWnt - -. General Landscaping. n -isp - -specialists, top soil 8 fill art, lawn maint. 8 tree trimming. 323 2945. Electrical 62-A-Farm_Equipment II11S lfllt'OVSnWlWs Mikes Drywall- Drywall work, spraying, remodeling & floor covering. Free Est. 3331441. Plumbing Service CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODEL ING & REPAIR S.O.BALINTIASSOC. 322.5445 ALL PLUMBING PR0131 E "iS Repairs, Leaks, FasI S&i . .' Chg.Cds. 3230174, 3z)46YI lMan.qualityoperation Syrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 327.1321 pr'j'ecnirg ' '- - P. r '. '- :' Concrete Work: steps, patios Sm.orLg. Free Es?. Call Mr. Taylor, 322-0545 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac S-PetsSuppIIes —' ________________________________ Erie Es?. Mr. Tpylor 322-5545. 1913 Kubota 1 210 dIesel With front end loader )22-S342 after 4p.m. LaM) Service Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322.0707 Lowry Organ I Bench EXCELLENT CONDITION 5313 3224110 WILL BUY EXISTING Ill MORTGAGES. I. Lsgg, Lic. AUg. 'Broker. 123 No. 4D Wymore Rd...AflamonIe - :ocker Spnlel, male, AKC papers. lvi yrs. old. Met' size, buff color. 115. 333-7526. Brown's Pressure Cleaning.- -Mil .. dew removal hous & rQfs, ., mobile homes. Trucks washed. ,.. Economy rates. 53.4 9335. , - COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN BETTER. PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS FreeEst. 333-0429a8er3:3Q lji',g WELDING SERVICE - all types of welding, your place or ours. 3234440. -.4 -- for Is Nearly new SembIus pump & pool f liter. Heavy doty 1101.333-5705 BUY JUNK CAI-, From $10 to S5 Call 322 1624. 32? ______________________ Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 322 0337 CARROLL'S FURNITURE 332-Sill S0-Ascellem_ - Good Used Televisions. $25 ano up. 47.A-rIgss IeaigM 161743 - 53-N. Radio-Stereo not Idod -- -- fle;.-.- - Top Dollar Paid for junF & usicars, trucks & heavy r'Quprii. r. 327 5990 Larrys Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, Ihe finest In used furniture, Refrig.. stoves, tools. 17135 FrnchAve. - fl—Junk Cars - MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 RACQUET STR IPIGING'-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. 5$ Scott Reagan 322-5177 47-RenIEs Excellent cond. 1-1.000 I't. 1148 after 1. KENMORE WASHER- Parts, Service. Used Machines. Mountain cabin apProximately 1 acre Dandy garden spot. This is a handy man special because it Is finished inside., roughed wired and plumbing completed. Water and the outside l corn pleted. Large deck overlookIng mtns. You can live in it whIle you finish it uo. 5 miles from Murphy. 132,500.00. 13,000.000 down assume loan. CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, NC. 2590$ ------- ANFORDAUCTlON. ___52—Appliances ', Dutchcratt lr3ilcr. c&l contained, air cond Pew - - -.." 74 ft 68—Wanted to Buy -. - -, ______ ___________________ - - Completely self contained Travel Trailer. 22 w 323 1730 CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ 8 USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. RIG AUCTION. 55-Boats & Accessories acre and up. Wi have small tracts, we also have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc. Write or cmli for free listing brochure. You can call free of charge by dialing 1.100.435.741. Write or call today. 1971 Coachman 17 ' camper Sleeps J. br truck 322 0262 after - ; For Estate Commercial & Resi dentlal AuctIons 8. AppraIsals. Call Dell's Auction. 323 3620 3.5 Acres tracts, fantastic view, overlooking valleys. This tract would make a dandy mini farm. Has a large log barn, also has spring and,even has a creek that runs thru property. Borders a paved highway. A steal at only $1500.00, Good terms, $7100.00 down, assume loan. $33.1',. VA-F HA235-Conv. Homes Low Down OVERSIZED LOT ON SMALL LAKE IN BEST PART OF OVIEDO. 111.000. - These are a few ci over 2000 listings We have all types of property listed from $300. per SPARKLI$Gclean3ll, lb,FR, KULPA REALTY 13 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE ROLLING HILLS AND BASS LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PAN AMA CITY - 115.900 BEST TERMS. Want to live In the country? We have some beautiful building sites In several locations. Call for prices and terms. leg. Rest Estate Broker - 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD NEAR OSTEEN. VOURE OWN 35 ACRE LAKE. NICELY WOODED $1,000 PER ACRE. TERMS This 3 BR homewithw-wc. is ideal for retirees or a starting couple. Also features a large corner lot. $25. P00. 2314$. French Ave. 3324531,3237173,3224779 ForA 5%sateso. 2'. ACRES NEAR LAKE JESSUP 12.000 DOWN • $160 MONTH. 3.7 Acres located on large strum, real good access. About 1 acre garden area or pasture. Plenty of room to build 3 or 4 houses. Lays gentle. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty of privacy. $5950.00, $1,500.00 down payment. Plenty of wild game and good fishing in this area. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD - S.j,s I ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED LAKE MARKHAM ROAD. NICELY WOODED $14,900 TERMS. Boots, Shoes & Work Clothes ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 SanfordAve. 322 5791 75-Recreational Vehicles -- (Ct))) $30,900 will buy you this 3 BR, 2 bath home with lam. room on a double corner lot. Call now to see it. 2565 REALTORS PARK clean, large fenced yard. Niar Downtown. OVIEDO 3 BR, 1 B. Clean, country atmespttirs. Evos-Golma Te.vteyAssoc. REALTY WORLD. Super clean 3 BR home includes a fully equipped kitchen, C-HIA, carpeting, double garage and lots more. For only $31,900. 322•2420 ____________ _____ 406W. 19th Street REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 - - __ ___ - _________________ ________________ ____ ___ COZY 3 BR, close to shopping I townl A buy for 031,1001 _______ long' -, BEAUTIFUL Executive 3 BR, 2 bath home in Idyllwilde of Loch Arborl Pool I Patio, C.H&A, eq. eat.ln kit., fireplace I Every Featurel BPP WARRANTED. Yours for 512,9001 W.Garne$tVihite Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 3fl.71$1, Sanford _______________ - ____ FANTASTIC 3 BR, 2 bath home In Deltonal Spilt BR plan, eat.In kit., scr. porch, dining area, all in a quiet neighborhood surrounded by lakes lOnly $345001 CaliBart aft 70$ Wilshire, Casseiberry Want to be where the action is? This 3 BR home in Casseiberry otters you proximity to 136 yet It is on a quiet residential street. Interest rate on Morl. only? pct. one] Detached garage with spare BR & bath. SEE THIS HOME TODAY I $33,300. 322-6457 SUPER3BR, 1½ bath home on 1g. lot, C-HIA, w-w carpet, eq. kit., dining area, 1g. patio, beautifully decoratedl Excellent Location I BPP WARRANTED. Just 142.2301 UNIQUE 2 BR HOME Huge FR, newly paInted, beautiful oak floors. Great Oak shaded corner lot. Many added features. _______________ ____ _____ 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. 6442315. It you aren't using your pool table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 333. 3011. ___ -' SELLERS I BUYERS YOU WANT TO S E LL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOME SI WHY DONT WE GET TOGETHER ATTRACTIVE 3 BR. 2 bath Red Brick home In Dreamwoidl C. HIA, w-w carpet, eq. eat.in kIt., 1g. Fla. Rm., Pool & Patio & Much Morel Super buy for Rig. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-0759 Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor REALTOR 333-7032 Eve. 322-0412, 322.11S7, 322.7177 __ alitti. REALTY 131,5001 BATEMAN REALTY Commercial Bldg. 100 sq. It. $200 me. ilAt COLBERT,EAL1Y INC. ____ ____ New 233 Homes, 4 pet. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $31,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 3222217. 3 BR. Unfurn. Apt. $145 to $163. Yk mge __ STENSTROM 2 acre wooded, Enterprise Area. sa.000. MORE THAN 100SALES TO CLOSE IN 19791 REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 562.3633323.1959 - Johnny Walker Business Opportunity- One of 3-2. 145500. STEMPER AGENCY Ref,renc required. No pets. tree Longwood-big rooms quiet area. 1 Acre bldg lots w-paved rd. frontage & beautiful oak trees in Osteen. Good terms. REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322-7191 Income property, 2 story older home. Aluminum siding, shaded cor, lot. 3 unit 8 office or storage. Zoned comm. $30,000. Handy man special $9,300. *14 Acres county acreage w citrus grove & SR 16 frontage in Geneva. Attention developers good price & terms. - 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 Sanford's most popular breakfast & lunch rest. 4 acre country estate. Complete with horse stable & pasture, also quiet cottage 1. 1g. oak trees. Appt. onlyl - 7513. ______ __ ___ INC. REALTORS 530-453) or 339.4711 eves. *Markham Woods Rd.] BR.2 B. Sanford 1 BR. Air, ceramic bath, wall to wall- carpet. $155. 54) ______ _ FORREST GREENE $25,900. _________________ ' _ 144,000. *A Doll House for Beginners. 3 BR, I B turn, near shopping but in a quiet neighborhood. Act fast on this I Owner may carry mort. _________________ , __ Lake Sylvan area, 3 BR, 1"7 b, FR, Den on Country site. 200' x 140'. town. Apirtmeflts Unturnhshed ,. _ SearchIng for investment? Just listed 2 apt bldg near $21,500. ____________________ ' _ REALTOR ML5 323-6061 or eves. 323 0517 MONEY AVAILABLE _________________________ _________ 11 AlTOS 41—Houses ______________ _________________________ _____________________ Iltat sealed proposals will -be orI4a 3230), and file the Original Or Wanda, 2430 Sroway, Toledo, tiWov01 11, Block 13: Lots 1 through hearing. After consideration $efderd. DETAIL PERSON Peale Road on p1st of Oaldawn —5110 for appointment. received by the City et winter with the Clerk on or before AprIl 27, Oh 13100, .11006.0070, Scott, Mary L 16, BlOCk 44, Lots 1 ttwo'gh 3. BlOck all written comments and of 19 oftterwise,a udgment may be I, Douglas Ji .1.0044-lOW, Ststert 47: Lo$s6 through 9, Biock4, Lots I the requirements and policies Cemetery as recorded In piaJ Book Small remodelIng firm needs Excellent company with good p.y. brIngs, Florida, at the CIty Hall Experlenceoperson. 13, pegs IS,.p k.rocgis licafed at 100 North Edgemon entered against you for ml relief Iros. Atlantic, P 0 Box 456, Fern tlwouglt 13, Block 49; Lots) through in ml Act I.Painter.Carpenterlmmedlately 4venue, Winter $prings, Florida, demanded In the Cumplaint. Seminole County, Florida, lying - Park, FI:JOSOS.003$, Sorenson, 9. BlOCk 50, 323.0157 regulations, the EPA Re. outs of 1h elow Witness my hand and the sesi of DELIVERY DRIVER until 2:30pm. on AprU 1, 1579, fe, Lots 1 through S. Block Si, Lets) gional Administrator will Robert 1.: .1.1070.1044, SunshIne dsiaI parcel: $. Air Conditioning and Nefrigera. this Court on March 23,1575, SeptIc Tank, Atta,non$e Sag, FI:J. through 73. Block 52; LOIS 1 through tfoNqminaf$gii. regarding permit Excellent hours where you can tim Agreement for City Buildings. (SEAL A ship Of send 50 teet i. width 11741004, Tub -Robert Or Louise, I. Block 53, Lots 1 lhrou 4, BlOck Issuance. It Ills determInations stay . are opgi, Arthur H. Beckwlffi, pposas will be puøiicly lying 25 feet on dh side of the Jr. 107 Park Ave Trailer Ct. Sanford, Fl 54i Lots) ttwotigh 11, BlOCk SLtLots substantially Uf1CM1111 from Clerk of the 10th JudIcial end read aleud Immediately at following deecribed IIsIL Lets S tlweugli 10, amIOU11CW b%? thiS 11011Cc, the 3377);J.ft3.$Q)3, - Thompson, 1 through I MECHANIC EPA Circuit the expiratIon of the tlme FICTITIOUS NAME Beatrice or. Daniel, J 1000010 Block 16; LoS 1 thrgh 11. Block Neg'enal Administrator will so Pareto as Ishfolt A, qt tools, good experience. By: Eve. Crabtree istablished above AJ lpt EXHIBIT A t01a 2LBIOCk 11, LOts notify all poisons submlttklg wilt. Titus, Loren 0; J.10724506, Walker, Notice is hereby given that I am Deputy Clerk 51111.0 in isin at Nt. 3, Box co. .1 A, 2*12 MagnolIa Ave. SWord, 1 tPWOUll 21, BlOCk N: Lots 1 tencemments. If thedetermlnatiens WOODWORKER Information may be obtained Publish Mar. 261. Apr. 3,9,16. 157, Fl; J10554013. Wardl.; .11005104, ttwough 3. SliCk 67, TewnsnIp II South, Range 1$, South Sanford Ave., Sanford aresubstantlaliy changed, the EPA 30IaoI,from from the Office of the City Clerk, 0114.144 General knowledge of power Lots) through 3, and 3. Block 41; Regienal Adminlatraser ml10rthlinof nfl. seminoie county Whitbéck, Charles; J.e37$.1051, wIll Issue a saso Section 1 is prssshned to boor under the fictItIous name of equlpmint will land thIs lob. Cityol Wlntersprings,327.1$00. fl. , -Williams, Walter,J.0105.00$O, LOIs lthrwgh 3. Block ; Lots 1,2. public notics IndicatIng the revised East, run $00 NOTICI City reserves the right to ref ed any digises *v w' i. (THEIENCHANTED WOOD, • - Yanc,y, W $ 13,16, Block?,; LoIs 1, Sand 6 Block determinations. Requests NOTICE Ii hereby given that the lpWermatle concerning the amount or all p1*1.15 and tewalve any In. LOIS) threuglt 4. Block 71, 1.0111 adjudicatery hering may be fIM distance of 277.12 feet to the that I Intend to register said name formality in or technicality in any loud of County Csmmiollonersof beginning of a c.a'v concave to wtttt'he Clerk of the Circuit court, decriptio. of ml Property a.tO throuØ 23, BlOCk WILDER alter the Reglenal A*nlnistroeer south having a radius of aØ5 gme Seminole County, In the Ii,rast of the cIty. Seminole County, Florida, Shall al the names and address of the holder Fil Lots) SWeugh 14. BlOck 53; Liii 1 makes In ac. the FORK LIFT OPR. above.de,cr IWO enj a Mary T. Norton central anglo of 34 dIgress 4' Cordance wIth the provisions of me )0:OO&M.,oqassesntfte,gafu may be obtained by any person ffiroughlO,Block$4, Lolslttwough determinations. AdditIonal in. Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wlt: possible, on the 24th day of AprIl, possessIng an Interest in the 1i BloCk SI; LOIS 1,2. aild 13. BloCk NImatiOlt regarding, Idiudicatery ,p. COUNTU HELP city cier 15:73. hold a public Mode at the prepertyWaoor.ssinganiiryto N; LOIs 1 and 16. BlOCk 92. iccer. hearing is thence run soutSiessterly along SectIon 5I5.g Florida Statutes 57, Publish: AprIl 2, is,, MACHINIST available in 10 CFR - Seminole County Courthouse, Room GERALD A. LEWIS. state camp. ding to the plat of North ssldcuveaouwdioeof, 011.15 lii. Jonathan 0. Gerber Ctwluesa, 123.33. or by contacting the Legal test to peint of tangency; thence run Publish Mar. Hwy 17S2 Sanford .2,S,14, 157, *3, Sanford, Florida, toCeiWider the tioller, Abandonad Property Sic. Flat look 2, Fags 14* Public Re. Support Branch at the BOdies 552_eg.s IS'IP' E distaitci et 0114141 NOTICI OP REIOLUTION- adoploneftfte fellewiiqgrdinanos: lien, Attn: Harry B. Carson. 1401 cords of Seminole County, PART TIME ART LAYOUT above or 01 404.101.3*6. A fact 7l10lesttoffisbeglnalngofa curve CLOSINS, VACATINS ARE' Anerdinencerglhllngt.sp,cIfi$ State Capitol, Tallaltasase, Florida mOL.NlOffir.uSh13.Ilockl,LoN shlet c3ntailling addItleltat do.' concavete*elw*hlvsnga,adius - Longweed Company has opining. AUNOONINS IIINT$.OP.WAY areas of lbS uniiiceqorated levi. 32*1 (104) 47.2553. Be sure to 1 through 31, BloCk 2; UNITED STATUS DISTRICT tails dboit tile opplicatlr end ml Of 410.4 lest and a csttrol anglo of COURT for part tIme parson to prepare. tories of Seminole County, Florida: mention the acceww number before T WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: all Of Blocks 3 1110 1; Lils 1 mechanicals for brochure. pripisid dltOrmliiatlsns, a iketch 14 asgrsos 00' 54"; thowe run FLORIDAMIDOLI DISTRICT OP - NOTICE Iskiroky given that ttie' P not. ORLANDO DIVISION Absolutely requires esperlencu of - land) 51951 LigMins District Cr01. Unless proof- of ownership is eWheII*IY aId lesteily elena COUNT NO. *4NOUL.CIV.Y SIick6; Lets) tIweuO 14 Block discharge, mild eldItlonat . Co IIISIISnV5 — In. Nldo,wa OIrwdimSenc.ol 65dM UNITED STATES OP In pasteup, specification & nesces Is be entitled the 14*141 Wesanted tom. holder by js, 3, i;Lets) through 14 SliCk Si IlminofoCounty. PlerNo, AMIR1CA, ordering of typo & layout. Very Lets) ts'mallen on Miring precs*.re. Is lest Is pew $uzy, Cm SectieM-), Sand') lest W19, ttte property Plaintiff, flugidar $WIng how elm. 'VI' WILLIE FRANK wIll II delivered *reugh7,sIsc%s, LII$IttWIUIhI. available by wrItIng the EPA sd tI$ Miii at yew' con. Lighting District Ordinances Iij custody foffie Cintotreilo, of SISCk*:LOIslthrgughLBIIckil, dsu above. A copy of MURKEY eld RUTH MAE MUR. . .o., , . wnlence.CaliNr.Cee.eriderat the dnA dIstance of 107.30 'feet to the KEY, his wIfe, and AVCO PIllAR. C05eip CamAi'nrrV MeetIng preuing tor dItinitlo; prpvlging Florida.- .Theroalt.r, all - tvrthef Lets 1 through 17, BloCk 13: Lots 1 purmlt aioa alinMo fries $301616. EPA. beginning ofi curve comcsv to the lergoveroncsafth.dlsrictWlfis 'dgims must be ow.ct. to gw ffirough3. Block *3: LoIs) IhurgughS TM 7 Inm. SERVICES OF HOLLY. — .uas application, comments muth having a radius of asia loot CIAL -01 ceunty Ceownlesleiw's CmtplrelbsW Florid.. Mo?, Block ii Lots 1 W000,FIONloa. DofindsJtI(s). P MAKE ROOM TO STORE VOUt eand received, andemar hMermstlon are .a cantv.Ianaloef 17 dn..e 00' NOtICE OP 5*110 providing fir maintenance as 9, Stock IS, accenting So GERALD A. LEWIS — Nstice is WINTER ITEMS. . SELL Neptet avaitasssthreviewMoc.,yi.gat OS: thiSdi ViI 1101l151011I11f and Puoruby given that pursuant to a COMPTROLLER bPaiOD* of yin, pissed and adopted a speratiene.$$et ligMi wIthin I. "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH TSJIS f N5* 36$ Cowhand Street, 3* Nr, sWirly along said civo a csjryg p nrnaJy untsun II jg INolutlen cbsk10. vacating 1110' district, 110110, an Advisory • PW4 pe,' ... -p AWART A11111t1 Qe.rgta, IIIu,$00, the hours ,' tencs tenth fiscal mild oit.i .0 ° — of airs Wired on March 2.199' by Ike . 4 PublIC RiWde Of $eNkiets of S13 .M and renouncing and ISWC iat$l 53)4093 md S frleiidty AdVisor *JItd&y 4:30 p,M. . tIIRLJ)f, Slid — CsW7 PlorNo. mmd LOSS *1*1k kig my ISl eke,, entItled Court In the abe, ml wilt y, through Flidey. A Cepykig madtlns lyligen *11101* ineOf.0 $iCtlSN . s and 12 tlwougti lo. iao yi Cause, $i Undersigned' Uni. MIY of $IfIIIIISIS 1Mm. publIc in. 5 levy Of apeclet assements ' a tets 1 is available 5 .• thrBo 3. Slick 10, of *5 Plal s, m. ISIIUJIIL$ d.svm.d taasswI$iInqietrlct, and provi. ted Iti Ma1ha. or 0110 of hIs Nurses, RN's, & LPN's, derge of 00 Cents per pig. The thamea rum Laet slung SOS Mile dilly l eiiclimieis rlgl*of'gep, wN Nos1 Chuftjsti First AMitIes. Plot Fiorld O,pj,t -, aillierlald deputies, will sift I'vo.k. CempanjajI, Short term if lbs of Inyir. 1110 SemineN. County Ced& and an - Sick It. PIgs 4. PUblic RIWI of 'met portion of Live Section Ia liStonc. 0f 09 lbs prap,rt1, situsig In $em' .4$lgnmelw, Hememikers up. ewnemhsi RegulsIbs Mi keen re lest 30*05511* *195' (ire, IffiCtivi OIlS. . of tying .0* ott..- i. I Seminole County, Pbsbo. Ii LeN "a", gjye,, NOTICS is p to certIfy me dis. SectIon 3* Tam*ip) leuhl., County. FI,ide dow,seo N; Lois Sold district shalt ) tfo., Revised Nip of Oiid'uite, aCwIlm. 4, Slick A: to lord of County Cammissisnurs to SOCICENTOWN, . charge(s) In acw w* *. lange 00 Soot: WSI0, r. dNUfoiil 4,015 of .0 so m. Plof 1.0W as rgc.r.0 Lets) IWsu laM 12. Slick Ca provto1snsofsic5sen41of*5c ' iccMol 30 lbs P551 *eies, 'owr. ces51y, PSonids, owit *caci51mmuatona lass utile C1111tV,-P15ltdi: Plat Seek *01Pegs $) of lbs Public ____ 11*1 del In the othclól r wig a.*. or as soon .0eatsei as - lit 1.014 through 00. Slick Ms Water Act Us U.LC. $ecs* bosh a, isi slid nsni inset LOS 10MW. SINk Li lets Saudi. 'sq.) IecMoI of $eesl.o*e County, -130.0 Cws First $sdisn es re. ____ liChilnil dbscs *1i 0. PubliC Nocarde of $emln.le , sin , Ummaide en 's*JenCe of of *10 lout 30 lbs ninth quenlor C*nty, FIends, wct,Mie, - Slick. 01 OI$ 1 Ml)' lhri 11. wtNfcot$bs. Fleilde, and lying laW of Mitlejusro - - (11010 PW 111kW. Popes 71100 ISiS, held a pik PorIng 01 INkidIug a ripjel te 1511k ofSW OWNS I, TW*ip 00 PiOk Noceros of Seminole Block P, according_tO *0 Clv, 01 Lab. $101 $bsres, as no. so.s.w mmy lor lbs to,is,, at MNohWIsi.mss*kenh1ttiooio $ICfb,NasigeISla.beingml.0' Mill *010 In P111*1115111 Pogeg. ). CouOY,' Plorids and IIL.a1I Cove _____ . _____ ,witoOr m. a" Mlctov Ir,oet, NPOS$ Pgrip of *lu ceaIUm, dssuipllun, so. sect*. N iscudj In and 13. bidaS, m. Mc Ii. 111* vcio n BOPplNS.I lplle,k09 ordinance: - *1k 11. PWN 14.013. FINNS Depsri,,mus es lv the SiaM County Cam. TuWiv. lickS!. mh, sinj, 11 *4*901*. Wnd * c.y, PbeW Invirmmssj legilstNS at PegusidMoN. PublIc No AnerdmoacolsWui$tospoclled ___________ nsaWmv, of :j $. m. 1-_, y,f$1 lembote_Cowmly, dIer of lbs lembeto Ceunly Court. ples5Ip44eIgd se,ni. lad LOtS) .04. Block As LOS laud of astoy $* asve. Flonido, INS a*doyet *11111 AD,, Mo IIeopII Cow Tld(0 Section as 0 IlieNSle $ante FlorId.. FININI 4, StoCk Si Let), Stuck C. I64$10l,.5 thIrty $sminsig $frsmm.Wio,ehfo' 1509. W*- day 0 MiNk, rSNW'Nsk ft PeSOS ; *1W: MiNk is, 11P9 ostInp lbs Chulvofi 5mW LflM. ______ .0S Ill Public hoei *D OP COUNTY cO*. . end 2*. PUblic ReciMo of Seminole PiiS$1. ? sum SIOSIE - 'g S'of Sambiele Md. as delalSed Mow. lbs stool *11*1011*5 _ °__ SOLID OP çavcOh%Mi.: crisj $tuqs, DINId the booning In OP $IMINOLI COUNTY. ______ prirldl lON1R$ AIlIwr H. SINS*, Jr. 4 __D.0IC* of Plvlds CroInsins, err rotoive c-s-1rnu roiattu. FLORIDA 151 _IW. CINt N the Send of .0 1IMlNOI5 COUN!Y, UNO0.L W. WHERRY - tINS: .evldlme gauareao of to lisle àrtrn.ito p. _____ lslrâtyComiiliuISuiais ml IDA '-.-- -in Mo ASSISTANT UNITIQ STAT5$, OsrI Nrpu"l to stsa. In loiter ImmiblelS Ceuofy, 30 ;' 05': L,*, , ,, ATTORNEY - . -: Comeslosloners, previdmos for IN to-beip WIN be By: JoIN K. Hens Seminoic PININ. _ ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF malefolaice and WratINol Wrest I In*1I___ PubIbs: *ll, L$W '•' " Nag Pi*1*: MInk 13.34 *113,3. Puip_ apr, 3, crss'ins Publish: *113. ISISi £uSl* 3, $5, -, 0555* ............ . -1* . aNnd1ulr terIb DEl.i4g"-- '--DEl.)' IVS. -. DEN-N • '.4 . . - -- - POr'tUnitieS 1W FRONTAGE ON AIRPORT BLVD. NEAR NEW K-MART, ZONED PROFESSIONAL OF F ICES. $12,300 TERMS. 41-Houses __________________________ 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 thIs ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1-100- 432.1403 anytime for recorded message. FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from $650 yd. Installed upholstery drapes slip covers. We will not be undersold on new, company benefits, 10 paid holidays, EEO. AMF Crestiiner/Robalo. 1143 30th St., Sanford. (Airport). __________________________ 43-Lots-Acreage - OFFICE SPACE UPSTAIRS. DOWNTOWN Experienced boat riggers, e WE'VE EXPANDED - (I 37-Rental Offices for Sale Since 1937 See our beautiful new BARRING TON w-lap siding & shingle root. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 VA & FHA Financing I '73 Concord Deluxe Mobile Home 12x60. 2 BR, l, baths Excellent Cond. 3-49 5920. 2 BR, 2 bath, Cen H-A, carpet LEISURE WORLD- $260.00 Part Time LPN, 11.lshift Food Service Supervisor & Cook. Full time, ref req. Apply in person to Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. New office in Lake Mary now open. Currently interviewing experienced & newly licensed agents for 2 offices. We pledge ourselves to your being a successl Continuous training & guidance. Join a professionai team. Call $315253 or 3225253 Fricke I Fricke Assoc. Inc. Realtor, ERA Member.Broker 3220641 42—biteHomes -. -JER's month. AVON 50—Miscellaneous -. rho weather Is perfect for a beckyard sale — sell everything' fast witha want ad. Call 333-2611 or 531-1992. iALn2.26:i1.,993;i, 0 _- I _ -- . • . - ----- --_ -' - ,_ . S - - ,.,_ . - I -' - ii' "-" .,-I...' �- . . - . - - - - - . I S • , Monday, Aprill Gov. Brown Si•ks Stat. - PIjt* Closing- I' I I • -f 0. I• I ..--. -.- S • ffi--.S .-- - Legal Notice - Lel Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice CLASSIf 322-26H_ CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS - 1:00 AM. - S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon I' - RATES I I a: II I I,. a - : U -" a-, a,-. DEAC LINES Noon The Do,y Before Publication ________________________ - El'. U'. 01 Friday a-- IIuUIIHli4 18-Help Wanted W-tIpnd Cat I dog need good loving home for 6 mo. in country area, while travel. owners Salary negotiable. Call 322-1453. Housewife's Send for 20 ways of making money at home. $3.00 to Jean's Report, P.O. Box 120. Sanford. 12771, fully RelIef Auditors, Full Time Auditors, Waitresses I Cooks, all positions require experience. Apply In person Days inn, Sanford. , ____________________ __________________ _____ For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, Ti. Real Estate Agency June Porlig 323.3324. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Experienced boat riggers, exc. paid vacation I holidays WE'VE EXPANDED provided. If interested In long term employment with one of the Nation's largest builders call Cardinal Industries Inc. 303.321. 0220 between $ am. 15 p.m. wk. days or send resume to Box U, Sanford, Fl., 32771. Equal Op. _portunity Employer. Mature experienced orderly, I 104 shift. Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 50 Mellonvills New office in Lake Mary now open. Currently interviewing experienced & newly licensed agents for 2 offices. We pledge ourselves to your being a suc- Ave. Apply in rsgn. this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a job this ad -wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1-100-432-5403 anytime for recorded message. AM EMPLOYMENT LET'S SPRING INTO THAT NEW JOB TODAYI 32351 76 24-Business LOW LOW investment buys you your own business. Fully equipt, this DAY CARE CENTER is lr.a thriving location I reedy to go. Only$7,ICO dWn mo. to be ___________________ - . ________________________ ___________________ -. _________________________ Talloflu _ -" __________________ - - ____ . ________________________ _________________ legal Notice - - ' - 912 Fiinch-Ave-- your own boss. Their loss Is your gaIn. Call today, HAROLD HALL REALTY Inc. Realtor, MLS 323-5174 LOWFEE-TERMS BOOKKEEPER Hotel experience required plus full charge bookkeeping, interesting work. CASHIER - in your area $230,000 and up. For real estate loans, construction, development, comm. bldgs., farms, etc. STATEWIDE FIN. ANCIAL SERVICE 303-532-2333. GENERAL OFFICE Variety of jobs Including typing, fantastic potential. OFFICE CLERK The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you get Accurats typing with great per. sonality. Groat company. results. STOCK CLERK - - ___ _____ ____ I - - - - - - I. - ,. - ___ . - _ STA1ION ATTENDANT 10 Gross boss needs clean cut person with sales personalIty. lx. celient potential. yr. old working female desires Same to share my 2 BR apt. Ref. exc. 32i-O49. DETAIL PERSON - - , - - - - .- Sanford-Gracious living. Reasonable weekly I monthly DELIVERY DRIVER rates. Inquire Excellent hours where you can stay local. S. Oak. 2 Bedrooms in private home 1301 West 3rd St. 333.11$) aft 3p.m. MECHANIC ONs tools, goad experience. -Apartmsnts Uiurnlshed WOODWORKER General knowledge of power iquIpme5t will land this lob. DeBary-.-Loveiy 1g. 1 BR Air, No Pets. Ideal Ret. Person 322.0051 WELDER FORK LIFT OPRI COUNTINHELP MACHINIST Sanford 1 BR. Air, ceramic bath, Wall to wall carpet. $155. $417,53. 2 BE. Unfurn. Apt. $143 to 5153. References required. No pets. Sanford PART TIME ART LAYOUT LomIl&aog Company_has opIningfor part time poises to prepare,. medsanlcois for brochure.'Absolutoly rlqulre superlence in pa5te.p, spoclficatien I ordering Of type I layout, vary flenible Pours at your con. vsuhlince.CIIIMr.Cooporldorat 5354444, Commercial Bldg. 100 sq. ft. $300 mo. • - HAL COLBERUEAL1Y - - 3 BR Housefor Family Longwood, Sanford Area 322-2825 , -_______________________ MAKE ROOM TO STORE VOUN WINTER ITEMS. • .5 ILL "DON'T NEEDS" PAST WITH A WANT AD. Pleas 322-3611 or 531Nfl*5a friendly AdViser iofIl lola you. Lake Mary-Sanford Area. 6 avail. Buy 1 or group. 100 pct. oc. cupied. I. H. Seibert, Realtor. 373-9001, aft. hr-s. 64-4.1595. ___ U.Nary, very nice. I BR, C-HIA. COny. location. $140 + security. 534502 for app?. Nursas, RN'S, I LP$'s, Aides. ) BR. Available at once$i3mo., $100 deposit Livel,, Ilantin. doot term asifonmiuw. Nomsmakens Up. JiM 4354131. __________ - If you aren't using your pool table, take a we, and sell it with a Herald classifIed ad. Call 323- 3111. alittle $24,500. *A Doll House for Beginners. 3 BR, 1 B turn, near shopping but ma quiet neighborhood. Act fast on this I Owner may carry mont. $25,900. __ ___ . __ ____ Ap15 for Sealer Citizens. OssSewn, very clean I reonsy. See Jimmle Cowan, 310 Palmetto Ave. - ___ __ ___ - - wu - __ : - .5 ; ____ - - - - -. ;;n. - $ ___ . _______ _____ - -' - - ___ " - -- -' - - - ---- - , - - ..._4______ ------ I -------. .-. - - - - .. I :1VSI - - : - cllta,e. carpet quiet country alm.sphare, 11* Nnód,NIE.onl4,4mI.toRIdh. e., right to 1st house. mond 24 HOUR E 322-9283 Income property, 2 story older home. Aluminum siding, tree shaded cor, lot. 3 unit & office or storage. Zoned comm. $30,000, Lake Sylvan area,) BR, 1½ b, FR, Den on Country site. 200' x 140'. 544.000. FORREST GREENE Business Opportunity- One of Sanford's most popular breakfast & lunch rest, INC. REALTORS 130-4133 or 335.4711 eves. Handy man special. $9,500. Longwood- bIg rooms quiet area. 3-2. 145,500. - - * 44 Acres county acreage w. citrus grove & SR 46 frontage in Geneva. Attention developers good price & terms. 2 acre wooded, Enterprise Area. $1,000- STENSTROM REALTY MORE THAN 100 SALES TO CLOSE itS 19791 SELLLRSI BUYERS YOU WANT TO SE LL STEMPER AGENCY OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOME SI REALTOR 322-4N1 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves $623635 323.1935 WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER New 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to 531.000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322-2217. Peg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-0735 HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your credit: W. have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. UNIQUE2BR HOME Huge FR, newly painted, beautiful oak floors. Great Oak shaded corner lot. Many added features. Detached garage with spare BR & bath. SEE THIS HOME TODAY! $33,500. CaliBart 70$ Wilshire, Casseiberry Want to be where the action is? This 3 BR home in Casselberry offers you proximity to 4)6 yet it is on a quiet residential Street. Interest rate on Mont. only 7 pct. SUPER) BR, i½bathhomeonig. lot, C-HIA, w-w carpet, eq. kit., dining area, 1g. patio, beautifully decoratedl Excellent Locatlonl BPP WARRANTED. Just 534,3001 106W. 19th Street Like to live with the charm of yesteryear? This older home on one o Sanford's picturesque streets has been brought right up to date, You have the best of both worlds w-C-H&A & FP, 3 BR. 2 B, $32,750. ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath Rid Brick home In Dreamwoldi ClIlA, w-w carpet, eq. eat-in kit,, 1g. Fla. Pm., Pool I Patio I 14$A Orange Blvd. Looking for the country home wacreage? Here it Is, one] acre wa canal running by the property. Much Morel Super buy for 142.2501 FANTASTIC) BR, 2 bath home in Deltonal Split BR plan, eat.In kit., Kr. porch, dining ar-si, all In a quiet neighborhood surrounded by lakes lOnly REAl. ESTATE REALTOR, 322705$ - 101W. Commercial Phone 322.7111, Sanford 74)5's 5, French (1752) Sanford 323 5324 Super clean 3 BR home includes a fully equipped kitchen, C-H&A, carpeting, double garage and lots more. For only $3I,00. $30,900 will buy you this 3 BR, 2 bath home with fam. room on a double corner lot. Call now to see it. Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor 3222420 - Downtown. OVIEDO 3 BR, 1'.', I. Clean, country atmosphere. Eves-GIenna Teensy Assoc. 332-3011. TONY COPPO4.AASSOC.. - Want to live in the country? We have some beautiful building sites in several locations. Call for prices and terms. 3233333 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD - M.y Says: - - Reg. leaf Estate hunker 23445. French Ave. 3334131,333.7173, 3334fl REALTOR $215233 The Buyers Are Looking We Need Llstingsl DuringMarth We Will List And Sell YcurHome For A - ThIs 2 BR homewithw-wc. is ideal for retirees or a starting couple. Also features a large corner lot. 532.500. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS PARK branch Office COUNTRY- location yes minutes from shoppIng. 2 BR,) b, large - storage rn I work slop, fenced, %Sales Fe, IFYOUMI$T shaded 1 landscaped. $21,500. BURN1OCDJAR LAND,.. SPARKLING clean] BR, 1 b, FR, will landscaped, bk yd fenced. - - 5 KULPA REALTY - - - 'a', 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD NEAR OSTEEN. YOU'RE OWN 35 ACRE LAKE. NICELY WOODED $1,000 PER ACRE. TERMS. 13 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE ROLLING HILLS AND BASS LAKE COUNTRY NEAR P i NAMA CITY - 518,900 BEST TERMS. OVERSIZED LOT ON SMALL LAKE IN BEST PART OF OVIEDO. $15,000. - NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU LIKE TALL BIRCH TREES ON 1 ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PROPERTY OVERLOOKING AN ICE COLD TROUT POND. YOU CAN HAVE IT FOR $3,995 WITH ONLY $400 DOWN AND EASY PAYMENTS WITH 6 PERCENT INTEREST. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand $.S335 MAYFAIR older] BR, l½bhonne wills many unique features, Ig mis., lovely ywnde 145,30. - -k.' Cash fir your boIl Will build en your letorour lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. - -. - - Garages lull mire's us teem ISshecar? Clean ltt,wIIh aWed Ad lame Herald. P55.333.3411 or 531.5003. - (I? NenIkepeeI..,WM Oat, aw,Se1 bnais .JJ .10 Sls, , -mien - Boots, Shoes & Work Clothes ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 327-579% ----- 68-Wanted to Buy 52-Appliances Top Dollar Paid for iufll 8. uSeJ cars, trucks & heavy L'uuiprncnl 322 5.990 BUY JUNK CAI3 Cash 322.4U2 -_______________________ - . - 's Looking For a New Home? Check the Want Ails for houses of every "ze and price' - - . - 80-Autos - and good fishing in this area. Received load of new furniture warehouse, good selection of newdining sets, new couches 8. chairs, new end - '' tabes, new coffee tables, new bunks, new nite Stands, new chests, new china cabinets, new beds., Oak DR suite, bow front chinas & round oak tables, also lots of wrought iron accent pcs. VISA MASTER CHARGE JUST MAKE I'AYMEN 15-69 10 75 models. Call 339 91(*3 or 814 aoos (Dealer) - '77 Sport Fury Takeover paymcnls Call after) p.m 323 1885 171S5 French Ave. 323 73-40 ---- ----.- - CANAL FRONT lovely 3 II, 2 b home, sundick, boat house, '0lSliln duck. Canal loads to P. Jefris River, 055,30. -. II j -'-'2 Air Cond. & Heating Home Inçrovement Central Heat & Air Cond, Free Est. CaIlCanIt-tarrisat SEARS,Sanford32?-1771 INSULATION blowinU, & RACO Foam, fiberqla Cellulose. Lowest prices C,ll 321 0839 or 90-4-134 6108 coIIi'ct ___________________________- JACK FROST- Cent. Heal 8 AIr Cond. Service, Free Est. on J.! Ccm_& Res. Andy's Remodeling Service General Building 8 Remodeling 55-Boats & Accessories Beauty Care ROBSON MARINE 2q21 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 RESULTFUL No lob too large or small. 1n plete lawn service Free estimate, 323-4181; Landscaping & spraying 323 1019 call anytime Herald H Redly "R EALTORI MLS 323-3774 Day or Night 111 All type racquets, Avg. 5$ Scott Reagan 373.1177 59-Misical Merchandise BALDWIN GRAND 6'3" - - - -- - Guitars, Drums, Banios. Complete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Bill's Disc. Center Inc. 7202 French Ave. 332-2355 Lowry Organ I Bench EXCELLENT CONDITION 5315 322-64)5 ILi Service Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 -. General Landscaping. Fz-ise specialists, top soil & fill dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimmng, Electrical _______________________________ Cur-Icy Burfield Electrical Malntenancee, repair -- 323 294$. - nom 322-7537 Ugt*HeuIIng Glsss&Scrwn Yard Debris, Trash Appliances I. Misc. Screen-porches, pool end. wds. , (LOCAL) 349-3)71 All type re-glazing I wd. install. Free 1st, Mr. Taylor 322-IS45 __ Painting _______________ Ouoinlng & Bovng - £ im Kubota L-2i0dlesat With front end loader 322-5262 after 4p.m. ANIMAL HAVEN DANNY'S PAINTING dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses, Heated Innels, 372-3733, Interior-Exterior House PJintig Licensed-insured Bonded FREE Estimates. 1305.) 322-9460 -tG.ndsn 44-Eq P4UIting ALL PLUMBING PROIIL EMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Sc . 323 0114, 321-4601 322-5465 Pressure Cleaning - Cocker Spaniel, male, AKC papers, iI yrs. old. Met' size, The weather is perfect Icr a backyard sale sell everything' fail witha want ad. Call 333-2611 or 531-052. - PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free 1st. 323-012atter 3:30 MELDING SERVICE all typts of welding, your place or ours. 323-6440. - '2611 O '1.993 I I. - ,' ,- ., COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN BETTER. GIALU2 , Brown's Pressure Cleaning- Mu dew removal houses & roofs, mobile homes, Trucks washed. -. Economy rates. 131 9535. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 6$-Pits-Supplies - • Concrete Work: steps, patios Sm.orLg. Free Est. Call Mr. Taylor, 3220343 322-Sill '' Chg.Cds. IMan,qualltyoperation $ yr-s. exp. Patios, Driveways elc. Wayne Beal, 327-1321 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rlnsenvac Service '".u' CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR r Rent ' 'I . Mikes Drywall- Drywall work, spraying, remodeling I floor covering. Free Est. 322-1641. S.G.BALINTIASSOC. - Interior-I Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 322 5545 ______ Inrovsni Home Sa NearlynewSlabiuspump Ipooh I liter. Hasvy duty $100. n.suos -. 'essrnaking RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS buff color. 575.323-7326. r THE Miwing ____________ MEINTZER TILE _47-RsaI EsIs Vdantad S0-Msceilamm END. - New or repair, ieaky showers our specialty. 25 yr-s. Exp, 671-7617 YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-7 iio MORTGAGES. 1, Log,, LIc. Mhi. - Broker. 025 No. 1-0 Wytnore Rd.,.Aitamon*e, 113.743 - NUMBER IS 322-2611. C.ramkTH. 57-Sports Equipment - ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322-3742 - - 365-6334 TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON FILL DIRT ATOP SOIL WILL BUY EXISTING 15$ Ibid -, ' Good Used Televisions. 175. ana up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 3320352 Murphy, N.C. 21505 - -- 53-TV- Radio-Stereo CHEROKEE LAND CO. 47.A-r*gss Bought - 5972 Chevrolet Stalion .aqon 51)5.0 137 West 19th St. or C&% 322 S3*9 4;I'':'n', KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322-5141 EvesaftorClweetands Private Party wants So buy a house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 323-SIN aft 7 p.m. :. '69 Cadillac, Good Conditon 5500cr best offer 323 4391 Consignments Welcome 323-7050 62-A-Farm EqUipment These are a few of over 2000 listings. We have all types of property listed from $300. per acre and up. We have small tracts, we also have several cabins. houses, old farms, etc. Write or call for free listing brochure. You can call free of charge by dialing I.S00-43a713). Write or call today. - Sale .iwy.97 1 milewestol Speedway'. Daytona Beach, will row a public AUTO AUCTION cvcr' Tuesday & Saturday t /:30 lt' the only one in Florida You .vt Ihe reserved price Call 90175.5*3%) for further details Kelfoggi Auclion Sales home demonstration. 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. -Lays gentle. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty 'of privacy. 55950.00, 11,500,00 down payment. Plenty of wild game for AUCTION • MON.,APRIL2,7 PM. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of 5)1 per mo. 'Call $311114 for tree Mountain cabin approximately i 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 completed. Large deck overlooking mtns. You can live mit while you finish it uo. S miles from Mur. phy. 532,500.00. 13,000.000 down assume loan. - '77 Dodge SE $ ton P1! W Shell. 26,000 ni 321 0019 AuctionSaturdayslp.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 GE El. Range, copper tone w-dbl. oven. Exc. cond.. 322-6733 atl 6 - -- 79-Trucks-. Tra $ lers 72-Auction from N.Y - Motorcycle lnsur:.r BLAIR AGENC.Y 323 3866 or 323 7/10 ________________________ low cost Classified Ad. _______________________ - . -_- -_ DON'T STORE IT. SELL IT with a - - 78.-MotorCyc$es ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, anycondilion6ll 8)26 -- -- -----..- - - - ANFORDAUCTION. - - Froms%Oto$50 Call 322 1624; 322 4-,i ______________________ Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furnilure. Refrig., stoves, tools, 0 RIG Furnishings from 2 bed apt. in excellent condition, includes 2 double bed suites, dinette, couch I love seat, blankets, 61W TV, table lamps, dishes, linens & Misc. items. Phone 322-2090 between 10 am. & 6 p.m. -. -- Ct..SSlr-"EO .'.OS WILL FIND a new home for everything . -even for you! Sanford. 322 072). - - 77-Junk Cars Rtni- ,itJ WE BUY USED FURNITURE 8 APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 372-172). WILSON MAiER FURNITURE BUY SELL 'IRADE 322-5631 -?'H-315E. First St. ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.95 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables 539. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. ot, Outchcraft - - -------- - For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions 8 Appraisals, Call Dell's Auction. 323 5.620. 51-Household Goods ---- trailer, eftcontained, air cond Plew 'irr'S Excellent cond. 5-1.000 r't 3.' 1418 after 1 21 It - - -- - For Sale Red Shag, good cond. Orange & Yellow Shag 349 5583 40" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable, I track tape player. 4S.A-Qat of State - -- 323 1730 OFTEN, YOU'LL LIKE THE -. Balance 5175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 531.1711 day or ni'ht. - VA. F HA-23S-Conv. Homi, Low Down Payment- S pc BR suite new, 1239; 5 pc. LR new $399; Loveseat $41.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes 569.95 & up; Ref. 1501 up; El. stove 560-1 up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So. of Sanford, 322-5721. Teievision-25" Color. Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600 533401. - P1usw337.2131 , down, assume loan. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Sanford's Sales Leader Johnny Walker We nave a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $650 was Christmas lay-away, there was only 1116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. fOr' $116 cash or take up payments of 512 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 8311711 day or night. Free home trial, no -1 Completely self contained Travel Trailer, 22 w dr ssoo. _ NEAL ESTATE ASSOCiATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 W. Gannett V;hlte Keg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KR1DER ASSOC. 74 ACRES NEAR LAKE JESSUP $2,000 DOWN $160 MONTH, 3.5 Acres tracts, fantastic view, overlooking valleys. This tract would make a dandy mini farm. Has a large log barn, also has spring and,even has a creek that runs thru properly. Bonders a paved highway. A steal at only $1300.00, Good terms, $2100.00 $343001 eat.in kit., fIreplace & Every Featurel BPP WARRANTED. Yours for 172,5001 327-2260 MOUNTAINS REALTY WORLD. BEAUTIFUL Executive 3 BR, 2 bath home In ldyllwihde Cf Loch Arborl Pool I Patio, C.H&A, eq. I ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED LAKE MARKHAM ROAD. NICELY WOODED 111,900 TERMS. NORTH CAROLINA 3 BR & a potential 4th or hobby rm. $54QQ. COZY) BR, close to Shopping & townt A buy for $3i,S0Ol - - -. - _____ __ ML5 4 acre country estate. Complete with horse stable I pasture, also quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees. Appi. onlyl. - Model Inc. Igaftsr . _______ (H *Markham Woods Rd.) BR, 2 6, 31-ApsdrnsnNFurn -- 1011115 M. Unsworth Realty *7W. Is? $*0ord - ____ - our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 235 & 245. 323-406% or-eves. 323 0517 Searching for investment? lust listed 2 apt bldg. near town. $ANFORD3IR,1B. Lowdown. low mo. payments. I. Very SANFORD 3 BR, clean, large fenced yard. Near -____________________ - BLVD. NEAR NEW K-MART, ZONED PROFESSIONAL OFF ICES. 112.500 TERMS. 41-Houses -- Build to suit REALTOR Eve. 322-04,2, 3231107. 2221177 ' -, 41-Houses UltiOl 41-Houses GOV'T RESALE Lalua Ma. JUSt so. ot Airport Blvd. on 17-52 In Sanford. Call 333-5410 Mariner's Village. - - - 100' FRONTAGE ON AIRPORT - REALTOR 333.7532 1 BR-$l$4. Pool. Adults only, on - - . FOR SALE 3 lots ri Lake Mary. Fl. 135 E. Alma, 317 184. NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory, INC. 322.6457 aft Hrs. 322.11tl- - - - 62 acres, E. of Sanford, $2,200 per acre. William Maliczowski, Realtor. 322-7983. Duplexes for Sale 1971 Coachman 17 Ii 'lit.' camper Sleeps 4. tnt '. rn truck 322 0262 after 1- CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ 8 USE THEM obligation 43-Lots-Acreage s-Wanted to Rent Realtor. 444.25i5, - - '73 Concord Deluxe Mobile Home 12x60, 2 BR, %34 baths. Excellent Cond, 3-49 5920. - - 109 W. 1st 10, acre tracts, St. Johns River access. $75.0 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary P. Trlbble, Realtor, 305 668-1696 & 830 5026. Eve & wkends 904-734 RSAI TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Excellent company with good pay. Experienced person. See our beautiful new BARRING- - a Kuip Decorators Since 1937 LICENSE EPiRE / OFFICE SPACE - 40-A-Apartments 75-Recreational Vciiic les RESULTS. UPSTAIRS. DOWNTOWN 322-0204 - - Offices BATEMAN REALTY 2$-Apis. & Houses To Share Super Market experience work into management position. Hwy 17.52 -37.B-Rental 322-0641 TON w-iap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 VA & FHA Financing MONEY AVAILABLE Fun lob with good company. FOR SALE AKC German Shep., 1$ mo. old, male, best looking dog in central Fla. Just don't have the room to keep him. Call 323 5.991. Must see to appreciate O'ItJE's HI 1 Acre bldg. lots w-paved rd. frontage & beaul iful oak trees in Osteen. Good terms. 25-Loam - ____ portunitIes Jim Hunt halty, Mc. FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from $650 vd. installed upholstery drapes slip covers. We will not be undersold on comparable quality. -322-9214 - LET'S BE HONEST if you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading Experienced Cook Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford 65-Pets-Supplies 42-biIe Homes - cess! Continuous training & guidance. Join a professionai team. Call $315253 or 322-5253 Fricke 1 Frlcke Assoc. Inc. Realtor, ERA Member.Broker. 5O-MisCellaneous for Sale 2521 PARK DR. 322211$ REALTOR AFTER HOURS 2 BR, 7 bath, Cen. H-A, carpet LEISURE WORLD- $240.00 month, Will consider option to purchase Broiier-Jfl -6457. company benefits, 10 paid holidays, EEO. AMF Crestliner/Robaio, 1143 30th St., Sanford. (Airport). Secretary. Good pay for career minded Individual. Typing A shorthand req. Medical Ins., uo! AR5TcW1O 4PèJ 3 BR, 2 bath, Con. H-A, carpet LEISURE WORLD- $210.00 month. Part Time LPN, ii., shift Food Service Supervisor & Cook. Full time, ref req. Apply in person to Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. Handy Way Food Stores now accepting applications for Full A Part time posItions. Apply at any store locally or P.O. lox 501, Crescent City, Fl. 320i3. - numerous properties, Transportation provided, .Send complete resume to Sandra - QUIT YOO1 RE 1OT Ti4 3-lMbile Homes medical. AVON BU1LDYCUR EASTER NEST EGG! Earn extra money for the holidays by selling Avon, Now's a great time to start. Call 644-3079. Full time AUTO MECHANIC needed at Joe Creamons for new Iused dept. See Mike. 322335i,ext. 226. 41-Houses - neat, clean, Nice yard, No pets. $75 mo,; 1st., last & $100 security. 574-1010. hospitalization & life Must be capable of supervising Miller, Cardinal Industries, inc., Box U, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal Opportunity_Employer. ' - paid by Roger Bollen Deltona- 2 BR, separate home. multi-family projects. Excellent salary & bonus, paid vacation, - FUNNY BUSINESS ouses Furnished PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Position open for career minded individual with the Nation's largest Producer c"f factory built aøartments & deve:opers of ' - Monday, April 2, 1979-3B 3 Lines Minimum southwesterly on the southerly line (Standard Industrial code 3$23) cludinig: Plaintiffs, _________________________ to the southwest corner of Lot 5, ISALCOHOLSPRbILEM 6 smell tables wastewafers from m. MIu Fonda said public IN YOUR FAMILY? south to thenorth line of LOt 1, Block plant are discharged to a spray S Etaque beokcases AL.ANON 13 extended west, east to east line Cf field. The combined discharge Cf akeptclan about nuclur 1 lovmat so Defendant. For fanniliesor friendsof NOTICE OF NAMES OP LotS, Block 22 extended south, flofth called "week" wastewaters enters 2 sofas energyhu.preadtoa majority NOTICEOP SUIT problem drinkers tobeglnning,andwginningcs PERSONS 2 end tabies TO: J.K. MEADE Holt's Lake southwest of of_____ A 1ans because of Forfutureinformatlon call APPIARINOTOSEOWNERSOF sOlJthOf the southeast corner of LOS Plymouth, ChIfr5 Florida. NoDs Lake 120 ichabod Trail f47.3333orwrlte ASANDONED PROPERTY 7,B1ock32,oftheTownsiteofNorffi is classified as Class ill accidud near Harrisburg, Pi. 3 desks Longwood. Florida SanfordAlAnonFamilyGroup Pursuant to Section 13 Chapter . Chuluota on extension of east line, waters suitable for 1 receptlonjst desk with chair Aisgry domonsintcri In cotac, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Chapter 717, Florida Statutes, en. run south 30 feet, west to shore Cf P.O. lox 353 Tobe iold lisa lot. Properly being Cewlmmlng) vera) states continued to that a mortgage foreclosure com. titled 'Ftorida Disposition of Un. Lak, northerly on shore to a point _____and Sanford, Fl.. 3313.1 Moving I. Storage. stored at Royal prt*sst cosistriintlon of unclear plaint on the following described claimed Property Act", notice is westofbegInning,easttob.ginining, fish and wIldlife. 2. Hl.Acres AddItional information avaIlable _________________________ in Seminole County, hereby given that the persons listed and beginning at the heiSt 6orn the Clvii Division of the power plants, contending a property Florida, to-wit: Concentrate, Inc. A wholly. below appear to be the owners Cf IWf of Lot 7, Block 22, NOrth owned I4 5ele County Sheriff's Depart. subsidiary of the Coca. S-Los? & Found 3 )j Lot ii, SLEEPY HOLLOW, accor. unclaimed personal or intangible ChiAuota, run south 42.1 fist, ________________________ West tO Lola Company, ding to the plot Orange Ave thereof as recorded Island hu spotlighted the in Plat look is, pages 44 and 43, property presumed ababdoned. lake, northwesterly on lake to a ,,, 0. lox 31$, Forest City, mint. ii 1ued as SIwn'iff Cf THIS DOES NOT INVOLVE REAL point lOuth 45 deanees po'iltyo(ana!lew disester. Public Records of Seminole County, ESTATE, SefiSif101e County, Flofldi, Will at west to at Seminole County, WtiIte Perelancat, black tips of fur beginning, northeasterly NPDES No. FL Florida 31751, 11:00AM, on thu 24th day 0001071. The ap. President Carter encowdered Florida, on back. Lost vicinity of Madera Account Number: J•00S5.000i, beginning, and beginning at the plicant AD. in,, offer for sale and sell tO discloses one existing has been filed against you and OU Apparent Owner: Ackerman, southeast COI'M of LOt 7, Rosalla, $15 reward. 322.1041. demonstrators outside the highest bidder, for cash, subject __________________________ combined discharge of cooling arereguiredtoserveacopyofyr George; .1.0001.0002, Blodgett, North church Sunday morning. A written to any and all existing liens, at the Chuluota, run south 45 de. waters and barometric cwidenur defenses, ii any, to it, on Florence: J.000I.000S, Brown, greis west to the lake, norttiwes. discharges (containing low boiling Front (West) Door of the Seminole 6-CNId Care handiid of people wifinled a Jerome .1. Bornateln, of BORN. Kenneth; .1.1115.0003, Caponi, Elso tirly on lake to a point south of the County Courthouse Ins Sanford, "pflt4p1, STEIN I PETREE, attorneys for or Liso R, 100 Park Lane, Altamonte southwest corner of Lot 7, north to processing citrus oils, etc.) from the banner of citrus frW, i Plaintiffs, whose address is 125 Spring, Fl.; .1-1007.0001, Church, Bill the southwest corner of Lot 7, south. . Florida, the above described Baby Sitting in my home, Profiteers, Nuclear South sonal property. Court Ave., Oriando,#$orlde T; .11001.0001, Conflta, Terry; J. easterly to the beginning, and idus centrated canned juice (Standard Longwood area. Days-only. Ph. Q!4mlnaII," and they chaidid, 32101, and file the original with the 00S3, Cornwall, That said sale is being Cod. 2003). 'Itrong" S34-4S2 lnning 43.1 feet south of Samuel C; .1. satisfy the terms of said Writ ci ___________________________ wastes are discharged to a spray "Shut them down! Shut then Cierkofthe.bove.styisdCourtonor 0015.0017, Crane, Daniel Li .1.0030. southeast corner Of Lot 7, ExeCutiOn. before April 2il11, 1575; otherwIse a goof, Cray, Frank, P.O. Bos oltheTownslteof North BlOCk 22, fieId. The one combined process down!" J0IV'I E. Polk, .Good Ttn to Eat Chuluotaon wastewater discharge enters the Iudgnnent may be entered against Oviedo Fi 32763; .1.0000.0005, Crider, extension of the east line, run Members of the Boston you fo the relief demanded in the Virginia; .1.0035.0011, DilgIe, Sheriff LIttle Wekiva River, thence the Paul; 3ofeltWesttoshor,Cflake,noqther. Wekiva River and thence' the Seminole County, Florida Complaint. (lasnahefi Aflianc. In M.a STRAWBERRIES: Extra large I .10015.0002, Davis, Howard, Route i ly on shore to a point west Cf St. Johns River. The Little PubliSh: April 3,, 16, 23, 1515 WITNESS my hand and the seal plentiful. You or We pick daily $ Cf lox 34, JMJ. Sanford beginning, east to beginning, and thusett planned a v1g Fl 3377); DEI.4 all Wekiva River Is classified as Class Court thIs 15th day of March, 0004,Douglan, EA,LakeMary,FI; thatpirtolthe101f.stR.Wof State Il to 3, wholesale or retail. Also Edward Zizig's home In Win- saId waters suitable for contact in,, English peas, lettuce, sweet .110000013, Durrance, Richard; J. !Oidl3,soUthofnhI'th line of 1.0510, rcreatlon (swimming) and the throp to ciii for wIth'awal 01 (SEAL) potatoes, at Treasure is(and, 0035.0014, Dyson, W B: jissoia, Block 54, North Chutuota extended Arthur H. Seckwltis, Jr. Hwy 44 East of Loesbura. 0 Dangieman Ins: J.000s.00i4, list led 15011k 0 flOITh 1mw _____ f Ilk and wildlife. The pr;: dart uS Ike CI cuts CaseS "I" Qsltsway, 141ff - J40054153, i01IIkeSat ¼ ii Ike *NIISNS ?ó pireslt eastatas Umi. "Sjf-IsSW*) msn,- ne,eestyner James C, me asl*iS. : e?d'!flF3IJn=li fllanbvcfts. 'H1t tatlens on - me amounts of pol. .snon.trators rallied OutDeputy Clerk of the bed of Lak. 415 B Nh St., Sanford, Fl 32171; NOTICE OF RESOLUTION in lutants allowed to e dis. side the Rhode Iiind Publish: March 1, 24 April 25, 00471000, Hardwick, Mrs. W I1,J. NOrth Chuluota andCatherine the unpiatted charged and was drafted in ec. CLOS4NL VACATINS AND 11iOOi3, Hattaway, Robert or shoreline lying between Lake Drive cordence with Criative Expressions Statehous, In Providence OEH.iIO me UANDOININS RISNTI.OP.WAY Talley, Box 321, Altamonte Springs, and Lake Catherine, and the northTO WrIOM IT MAY CONCERN: Clean Water Act (33 agatiut nuel..r power aid a U.S.C. SectIon Call Jo-An, 323.1117. Fl; .113140001, Hayes, Sandra, p west ¼ of the northwest t __ NOTICE Is hereby given that the 5q.) . i bulb's atomic IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Box 102 Altamonte Springs, Fl,- oJ. soumeest ¼ Of the ,WIthw,st ¼. bard of County Commissioners of standards and regulations. The ISTNJUDICIALCIRCUIT, INAND 1163.0121, Henson, Paul, 520 S That POrtion Of property 0le County Florida, at Its plast In Qiarlestown. Re-P. POE flAArts&Ciifts descrlbed pollutant iimititions and other SEMINOLE COUNTY, Summerlin Aye, Sanford Fl 33771;J. as f011ows: Regular Meeting held on the 27th Edward P. Beard_, D.R.I., oitCe FLOIRDA. permit conditions are tentative and day Lots 1 through I, BloCk 7, Lots) open 0047.0001, Hlcksn, Mr. J F, Sanford, of Mirth A.D., 1m, in the to comment from the public. a string unclear power backer, Case Ne. 41I3-CA.fl.g Fl; J0744.0004, .Ianosik, .1 A, 1001 through I, Block I; Lots 1 throughl, p.ns wishing to County Commissioners' Meeting CRAFT SUPPLY CENTER. The comment upon STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPART. Esplanade Way No. Pu, Blocks: Lotslindl Block 10; LOts came out against the MENT Room In the courflious. as $N0Id, most complete in Central OF LEGAL AFFAIRS, - JIM Casselberry, Fl; '.1.0114.0011, 1 through 16, Block 14: 1.05$ 1 oroblecttopermltissuenc.ortoth. SeminoleCouinty, Florida, pursij Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1,10 Qiarledown plant. proposed permit limitations and SMITH, ATTORNEY GENERAL, Jenkins, D A, 30 E 4th St. Sanford, thI'O(*I 16. Block 15; ut tiatice here*. French Ave., Sanford, Pu. LOtS 1 through conditions are invited to A coalltlois 01 antInuclear Plaintiff, Fl nm, J.107S0102, JCfWS5OII, Est ot 14, BlOck 16; Lots submit glvent, p.is.o' use *opted a 1 ttWOUoh 16, same In writing within thIrty days Cf pow., p'os In norths Ohio vs. V5. and and Paul, 59 Brighton Block )5j Lots 1 through 16, Block me date of this notice to the En. abandoning, renouncing 1$-tblp nIsd W. C. WREATH COMPANY, A Cassilberry, Fl; Way, J0017.0005, 301 Lots) through 15, Block 2111.015 forcement Division, U.S. En. disclalming any and all right of me NEEDED IMMEDIATELY a nuclear power plait imd.r Ri$ON and JACK H. LOVE, BE, 1214 1 Tulane Dr., Altamonte )S,BiockI3; ThatpOI$IOISO BIock$ Cowtland Street, Atlanta, GeorgIa and to Defendants. Springs, Fl: J.ØØ15.$3Q, Lundbjg, lying westof SR 41; Alt that cosutruction In North Pony, the followIng deScribed 30300, ATTN: Mona BIllion. tandem-axle tractors to run the Kathy J or Phoebe F, 410 nlghts.cI.way, to-wit: ood ofllock2llyingwestolsR4)5:Lots demaidingahalttowoekoaths llcat number afld4r NPDIS East Coast. Home on weekends, NOTICIOPSUIT Or., Sanford, Fi 3277); .1.0047.0000, 1 through IS, Block 31, Lots 1 number should Allthatportlenofright.Of.wayfrj be included In the ances on each trip I fast facility. TO: Harry Morrison Paoia Road (Former State McMichael, Henry A.: .110000021, through 16, Block 32, Lots 1 through first page ci comments. All cons. Secondary Road 5-MA) weekly settlements. Call d-b-a W.C. Wreath Company Meihill, Ann: .11163-0035, Morrison, 14, BIock33: Lotsithroughla, block ments received lying east Cf within thC 30. MERCURY MOTOR EXPR ESS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED BeatrIce, 404 laywood Dr., Sanford, 34: Lots) ttwough 16, BloCk 31: Lots y period will be collidorid in the last rlsht-.f.way line 0 TolI.Free 1000-431-4572 ask for that an action for injunctive relIef Fl, .1.15361001, Mount, PlpkonJ, 1 through 16, block 36; 1.051 Rinehart Rood (County Road C. 7 me ormulatlon of is. bE. has been filed egains$ you and you 114 SprIng Valley Loop, Altamonte through . Block 37; 4311) In the west half of SectIon 1, minations regarding me permit. are reqired to serve a copy of your Sags, Fl 3270i;JIOU-0o12, Rebecca All that portion of Block 21, lyIng w,.ere tiers is a significant degree Township 20 South, lange 30 East, Manager Trainee Waigreen written difenies, if any, to is on INVITATIONTOBID Chapter No. $3: J100SOO17,*ogors west Cf SR 41: LoIs through 14, Of public Intuit in the pr: including any portion depicted On Orugsof Sanford. Paid vacation, .IamesA. Peters, Assistant Attorney Hall Const; .11055.01)0. RO)?ItOn, Block 10: LoIs 1 through 22, Block - C*TYOPWI$tIl$P$lNsS permit Issuance, the EPA RegionalPlatCfSurveyoil.adtopaoiaas r,coie in PSat look 3, paidholldays,mdsedisc,major -PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given General, The Capitol, Taliafiasae,, .lOhn: .111740003, Russell, Harry o 11; Lots 3,7, and 5, Block 42: Lots 4 Adminlsfratgr will hold a pegs I): public medicall retirement plans. 323. Nt sealed proposals will be Florida 32301, and tHe the original Or Wanda, 2430 broadway, Toledo, through 1), BloCk 43:1.0151 through hearIng. After consideration of for appointment. with me Clerk en or befee i,rii v, received by the City Of wu,w. load on plot of Oaklaw,s .i liii eu, Scott, Mary L 16, Block 44: 1.0551 ttWOuiIs I' Block all written comments and of vings, Florida, at the City Hall iS15j otherwise, a judgment may be I Douglas Jg .1-00441100, Skubert 47 La thfRIIl5, Blockil: otsi the requirements and policies Cemetery is recorded in p ii Small remodeling firm needs lqcated ii * North Edgemon 11ed against you for the reliat bras, Atlantic, P 0 through 13, Block 0511.0151 through in me Ad and , pg Painter.Carp,nteq immediately appropriats 13, sm page 21, pstIc rICOdS , Block 30: 4venus, wmwer *1111, Flil'lde, demandei In me Complaint. CoUnty, Florida, lying Park Fl,J:N...0033, Sorenson, 323.0)07 regulations, the EPA Re. ustil 3:30p.m. on April iP, in,, Witness my hand end the sail Cf Robert L; J.)07$IJ44, $'Jpeq'.0 Lots) through I, Block lii 1.0151 glensl Administrator wIll make outside of me fsilswing described a4 kefrIa- this Court on March 33, -ins. *5 AIr 'ti Septic Tank, AItemeM Sag, Pi;j. througis 22, Block $2: Lots) *rsugls' ditirminal Isnis regsrdl. permit parcel: (SEAL) iiiing a .i ci 'I,, CItY 01740004, Tells, Robert or Louise, L Block 23$ 1.0511 IlwoIfgh 1, BlOCk iis'ianci. If the determinations Ii .- Prspualo will N publicly Spinal Arthur H. Bsckwlffi, Jr. are lyin, 31 feet on sick side of me 107 Park Ave Trailer Ct, Sanford, Fl S1 LOIS 1 ttWIuglS 12. Block lu-Lois substantially unchanged rS1 ft1Se IelIswlng described lIne, attched Clerk of the lESI Judicial gn med aloud Immediately afflç 1.0110 throUgh 10, announced by tisis notice, me EPA iSraeai EablSlt A 33771,J.II3.10)3, - Thompson, 1 through S Circuit Block 54; LoIs 1 through the expiration of the time, Beatrice i - -DanIel: 20. Block' Ieg'onal Admini$t,atir will so FICTITIOUS NAME By: lvi. Crahirsi eotaöttoiie . ,0, r*ai, E*NIBITA Titus. Loran 0: .110724111, Walker, 17$ Lois) through U,. BlOCk W Lots nsIitp all persiiis IlablnIttkig writ. Notice Is hereby given that I am Deputy Clerk .1*. 2112 Magnolia Aye, Sanford, 1 u1' login at 11w northwest corner at lPgigOd in business at t. 3, box 21, Block dli Lois) tinCeIThflOIhtL If thedatorminatisas map be ahta Publish Mar. 361 Apr. 2,5,14 in, Fl; .119554015, Wardle; JIIISN, tIh!sI*I 1, BlOck 47: lange 740, SOuth Sanford Ave., Sanford are substantially changed ff01 from me office oi me City Clerk, O(H.)44 EPA 311115, from hlch Ike nerth lIne at Seminole County, Florida, Wlsitbeck. Charlesf J-0371.1111. Lots) ftWOUIII 3 •fld 2. Black 41$ Regional AdminIiIr.Ior will lUlls I said Section 1 Is presumed t sr771. undir the fictitIous CIty 01 Wlnfer 5pr, 317.1*. The Willjams, Walter,J.00fl.00$o, Lots) Wwough 2. Block 0111.0111,2, publIc ,sellco Indicating 51w revised last: run S N d.grsas name of, NOTICE CIty reserves the right to rsiect I., Yancey, W $ sa' w' I a that (THE)l$CI4ANTED WOOD, and 13,16, Block?); LoIs 1,1 and 6 Block determinatisns, Requests for datarce ci 177.13 feet t, me I Intend to register said name NOTICE is hereby given mat ie iMor,sat concerning the ns and to waive any 73: Lots) ltweugt 1, Block 74, Lots) adjvdicalsry hearing may be flIed bsgbmlng cia or tocimicollty hi any board if County Csmmlsslensrs'oI or description of me Preperly and through 23, block 71: ,iryo concave to me with the Clerk Of me Circuit Court, aftij me Isilenal AdmW,lslrsIsr NUTh liNing acu w.01 In Ike wu,ot ci isis city. Seminole County, FlorIda, shaft 01 radius 016044 f Seminole Cnty, Florida in ac nemos and address Cf the holder LOIS) through 14. Block 53,1.015) make-s the above.d.scris, 10:00A.M., or as soon thereafter N may be obtained by ai MaryT. Pforton, Through ii Block U: Lots) through detsrmlnallens, Additional in. aid a central angie of 36 dig'.as 4' C0f'dinco with Ike provisions ci me p possible, on me 3ITh day 01 AprIl, possessing an interest in the 10, Block 01: LoIs c c FictItloui Name Statutes, To-Wit: 1,3, and 14 Block formation regardln adjudicatory Thece run sousseasterly si.. Section SM.gs Florida Statutes p, PublIsh: April . )51 hold a public hoorin, at ti propertYbyadlr.sslnganinyto SI; LoIs 1 and 16. bloCk 52. occor. hearing is available iii 4 CFN sold kThMSloCIUntYColwIhOuSI, RNSS GERALD A. LEWIS, Slate Coap. ding Oil-Il waosrvedistaac.oi Sie. Jonathan 0. Gerber to me plat at Nerib Chulueta, 121.34, or by Cetwacthg *5 Ligil - 153. SaaIsr4, Florida, $sCsnsIEsr me trolher, Abandoned Property Soc. Pill BoOk topointwtangencyamenc.,un PubliSh Mar. 361 Apr. 3, C, 14, n, 2. Pals 1415, Public Re- Support Branch at me ad*eas $13 degrees 30' 10" E a distance ci 0155.141 NOTICE thu. Attvi: Harry S. Carson, ioi cords 01 Seminole County, FlorIda. OP RESOLUTION or 01 1S4411.35s4, A (oct An ordinance reliting 1 spociflpd Pate Capitol, TSIIaIIMSO, Florida aId Lots llthroueh 14' Block 1: UN sheet Containing CLOSIN• VACATINS AND arees 0 tho unl*erperaled tern. 33351 0l) 47.2103. Is sure addItIonal do-' con(avets*e north hivIng a radius UNITED STATES DISTRICT 1 through 23, blOck 31 AUINS RIONT$.OP.WAy tries toilO Shout His licatIi and isis ofMSfo mole county, Florida: medien *5 account number before all ci Riochu $ and 4; 1.015 1 pr,,, ds5grminat t WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Jangleot COURT MIDSI.I DISTRICT OP o skalch 1 degrees a' ia', Ihenco run FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION lo hereby gives is. me' cnssIIn tie Newell Cave Sections I,. the name ptII'ws$ In lola .Wlce. ffirsigh 4. BlOck is UI' I Nwsusls e.in. .3_i Skeet 'he enact iscothe if She leutttsuL Iy and leslirly Lighting District Cr01. UnIes pros, - of - ownprsip is 13, BloCk 61 Liii along COUNT NO. 7$ 05- L.C$V.y of COi. tlwem* 11 Slack discharge, ado additional In- sillourwa corvo lfoIsncooi 4$4 1.0151 thr011hli 14, Slack Ba Liii formation on hearing procedure. Is UNITED STATES OP AMERICA, to tie loller by JvAe 1, minoCounty, Plorids, at tis -- mece, to be stIlled She HesplI Cove - Sections 1, 3 aid 3 IriS. 1512. $5 property will N delIvered iso to pond $1n..cy, null',Plaintiff, -vs. WILLIE PRANK ellsh7,SI0ckSLIN1tlIrOwUIi4, available by wrNhW thu EPA 14 LIe-istino District Ordinances * custOdy toils Camatrauer IkCtrunN73degra'a'0 MURKEY id RUTH MAE MIjN. bleCk 20: LoIs 1 thrsiighl Sloth ii: •,s above. A copy y-W March, AD., . In ci Ike droll *ssance ci *31 iso to me providing Psi dotuallians: previping Pria.- TIsiriofter, all ferther 1.0151 WWSIgh 17, BlOck 13. LiN 1 permit to KEY, his wIts, 11W AVCO PINAj4. COy Camm15T also_n'lShlo Item EPA. hegII*IIO cia Curve n(Sve to *5 . CIAL $IRV1CI$ OP HOLLY. Roses lathe Cou.Thsuoa.S so se dlrndsd to *5 ffireugh4.BIocki3,Laisl$.,ggls Tie application, clesmonts Whevkearedkmci4 :1., F-_ bird ii county Cmmlssienerss CUngIrOI*OI mendS. foot and?, 14: Lots 1 ShnI, eel received and shun dn*nisflen are *0 a control angle 0117 li.i Ii' NOTICE OP SALE revhdIug so, maIntenance a$ GERALD A. LEWIS 2. SNotBlock 1$. accordIng to Petitbe and Nalica gi Nailce is NapleS available ion revIew *5 yh at Or: Thence run nermu v., ossal and- adopted -. operation ol.Cfvli lights withIn Ike gi COMPTROI.LIIbp,LoNlDa Of Pail II the Townslts ii North 3 Caurtliad- Skeet. 10 Noon ga cliduits. PIeS hit 13, Page 44 *5 A$ssuusa, Georgia, b$Iusun Ike hews uhvIy along sale curve a cueve summary Pinol Decree of Foreclo-' - district; creating' as Adviooçy PubInd A 1,'e, 'saca 011101$ feat is ew Serd lotting forth fiSCal DIII . 4 PublIc Nicerds if flasleniag, sure o*5Wsn Mardi L1W by the Simhiols ci s; sm. CnIy, PheNe. and LaN 1 through *rsi Fillip. 4:10 .m.. Mautuy taijuy, sale lS. II *0 , Shove 110*144 Crt in Ne Shave A g. ievp ci ope$, esimniants or copyIng mactins lying the nails Shoot usld 101*105 slytel Causs, She undersigned Uisl. -lanlltmneugliie. SloCkdis 1.0151 atlinaN*0*5p* avallobli he Public we. ala 1: *5 -. -lid is *5 thraigh a Slosh 4, ci *5 phi Ini.iil tel Stales Marshal, or one at charge 0130 thence 'vs End along Ule north duly pope T$e ixch1 North atutuohs rl5ghto at-isp, h-oh -. authoriad deputies, will neIl ' i•m 0'NteSiSt SO Invlr. 1*501 locUs $ a lIofonc ci asino CoUnty Col2. and an Besh IL Paged. Public isa . ...., I 4I4 l,deacnIbod Sib lo Seminole Riie60 ci eneuj Ropulsslon *5 *5 noINS Is We south aa,* corner 01 CowlW,,.F*Ide, as: Lots of 1, Bie 'A,, eNoctive doll. is, fdOTlClosW gives t,ot me - SemInole County, Florida, and LOIS qws$ei he Certify tie die. Sale isirict iait ansn s baths $1, Tumishig 15 leaN. 11430 lad 3001 iOOKINTO, I IIWSIII5 4' Sloth As M.OI auausts. sowrdlJ4 Comrn'snsIn llairdIw with the *1110015 1101, fol$ilig -IiScnlii-MHi - LaN ffirsw 1*013.11mb C: chile(s) to me mire, us vocor*5 County, Florida, Shall wovlsiscisia*5øIcimiCsem WiNu*5Inia torus ioot 'lore aCcsrl*5 SI the !IS. thansaf ricer. CeNSy.PWIN: Oh. 5*5 lalPopel' 01*5 c )0N AM. en as soon *arsow-as Lot I *0141*5*12. Sloth Ms - Water Act 133 U.S.C. $ofl*5 l4$ in *e INitial r.cei bosh 4, -tsu Cqve miss booties an Ihicirds 01 Siminsli c..,, NleMi*hinuil$aIflg,,$adlotem. MillS, PublIc Raci,*ef Sominolo y ci apnu. Liii*0 20. SNot As LOIs) *57. - eq..tspk en 'ramns . me •,, 01 *31 isO is 'ho souls 01.al* 11 'dI0 PhI loot IS Popes Slick Oi FlorIda. al lying laoi 01 MJlfoJiirs 141$ 1*0*1*5* *, artNISIIi., $y, P*5*5, wi1ecthes, .is *0 NO. oj a pIIIC tearing at me - a rigisot * IP.UatNll lodIN 2. T* 10 P1lk I441 'h P Civ. 01 Late 10*5 Iheris, IIUII,W asp des for *5 $0mM1e fri'intpcs.irut Sees Slick P 1 bechebS.s'uI'1nntsdto lOS.kv*.re011le,,bolngme*0 miiu cove 1.5110 MIlls Maru. PIN eNded In P111 1101 Ppgo 14. Chilly, Pri a tiuscrytomirndaad*5 ------- sràiwror*e FlIt 01 lout .Se loathe. as ne.ie'da hi PIN . ii, o*i. iI P0501 $4 *5 $p Public Re. loUisa,. Pl5, N001$ PsrI 01 ale ceotarm*p ot iino ar.e; D*rkend S. OP No Solid 15 C*5y Corn. dusk Ii. PopNSeaida.Publlc Re. ,, dmaco tulalise- t,spece, coaN o Seminole County. Phr*5 ,, , n, • kanmale1 R--me m1'wurs lomhb CoNSv, Oaitii 0160 * S.I*5**.1.* p. 01 LOIS 1*04,1101* As LaN - *5 SIPt ot'CS' Simieto county Court. 1151 dole agency sddráaspug, wIa Pisrids. tile 1* day of Marsh AD.. mess. $anIord, Pie*5 ° Ivies ci lesioN County, PIvIdSI 0. BloCk Si Lii. Sloth C. iuiliL4 *5dosoci l* I1,%,t.mMuis County, 110. )=-u.it a. Pesos-IS hike P101W *ifuotL Plot SIotL MarSh. SoNS: MInt W, sos lliaai*5. ite crañs Ilneot NOdn, to DOA*D 0P COUNTY COM. AD • U. PaNIC I* 01 lem1hs qileId,- - s -be" ndIlot the PessU, Public Rsiamof lesniulo .do. 10*01.1144 Pubis steve. a. aiss, MII$IONES$ 0101.1 Sliosie - 501.15 OP çSUNTVcMl:, , ohs OP $EMINO1.i - COUNTY, AltiW N. Socteai..1'. *IONEN$-Mills SlothS 01 Cnilalnas, pnouldij N' rto IIC01VS ca1m1 rdoIIv FLORIDA ao i at 0. 1IM1NO$. COUNtY, IINDSI.L W. WNIUy mass_evidlmg s, .i___ geijpis p BY: Arthur 1*5*1W ____ I.:'-___ -------- Pl.OlI nv Colrm'uInsrs In Md.a. iovru to A$$I$TANT UNITED $TATS$ meglifrIct by SSSind 01 Cowciy Cloit me c iii hi *0 Iii 'i" ATTORNEY ;' liY: S ukb Ciohy, (pmis$leagesa - PIIVIISS ur bee wuW: John K. None iolN be Siiends, $- Pheil. ATTORNEY FOR PlAINTIFF mglnt*as*0IjwatIs*oIWue0 ! ns, - -Y Ooit PuMk*: *IlL - N0° Publih *N 2. Mi: *112.110 Fubl*: MSut 15,11 FISVI ...... rubfl* Apr.?. NO Pub*5 APr03. 1515 4I L, -. .. -$4).......' NO OhiO - " 011.00 . DIN-Pd -. - time ................. 43ca 11111 31c a line c,nsecvtivetlmes 3SC a line consicutivetilnes..... 7 . - 1 I 831-9993 - vs. .l.K. MEADE, -- - -- - diry '. S C)rlando Winter Pork Seminole 400n t' S :IED ADS to tenporwily shut down the County, Florida: develop their maximum occupatlo. North Chutuota and 3rd Street west i,. it7. 1 Los 236, SPRING OAKS UNIT Ml potential arid to obtain un. of west lot line of Lot 7 extended in th party interested in said Pche Seco plant in nos4hern Sundo - P TWO, according to the thereof subsidized employment. The pro. P1st Block 22. North Chutuota, less . si erte,Vis. is as follows: California u a esution iaiii as recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 21, gram is designed to assist ginning at the southeast corner CARTER'S COUNTRY CLUB ____________________________ the causes of the *Idei4 Ofl Public Records of Seminole County. economically disadvantaged youth Los 3, Block 22, run westerly and JOINT PUBLIC NOTICE. U.S. KENNELS, INC. Florida. ages 14 through 21 years of age. A southwesterly along lot lines to the Environmental Protection Agency, Three Mile Island are Ide-nBY: Kenneth L. Dobmeler, ______________________prolect must result in tangible out. southwest corner of Lot 5, Block 32. Region IV, Water Enforcement ""' tilled. He caned 4_p tonaps has been filed against you and you puts or a specific product that will south to north line of Lot 1, Block 15, Branch 345 Courtland Street, Publish: March i, 26. April 2, L ________________________ Seco mit a "nur twin" of the are required to serve a copy of your be completed within the period of extended west, east to east line of Atlanta, Georgia 30301. 104111.2321 written defenses, u any, to it on time between the closeof school and Lot 3, Block 22, extended south, in conlunction with Florida Peinsylvania plaid, DEHt6 SCAR ITO, September 30. SALVATORE R. WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A north to beginning, and beginning Department of Environmental "I am Informed that Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. Eligible Agencies Include: plaintiff's attorney, wtose andress $2.1 feet south of the southeast cor. Regulation Twin Towers Office pouslbility 01 a gene-dc defect P.O. lox 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33517. Orange Avenue, Orlandc, Seminole County public and private ner of Lot 7, Block 32 of Townaite Of Bldg., 2600 Blair Stone Road _________________________ caused or contributed to the Florida 32101, on or before April , non•proflt neigiborhood or com North Chuiuota on extension of the Tallahassee, Florida 32301. 504411. Reduce safe I fast with Golese and file the original with the munity based organizations or east line. runsouthtotheiouffi line 'ii•Mjjepbie47 Public Notice No. 7tFLCO3O, NOTICEOPSHIRIPP'S$ALE Tabiets I E.Vap "water pills" clerk of this court either before associations including local of 3rd Street extended west to the April 2, D1. NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that cannot be ruled 0%*, Brown service on piaintifs attorney or education institutions, Tauctiton Drug. shore of lake, northerlyon theshore PROPOSED REISSUANCE OF NA. by virtue of that certain WrIt of said In a telegram to the NRC. immediately thereafter: otherwise Interested agencies Should toa poInt west of beginning, east to T1ONAL POLLUTANT DIS. Execution issued out of arid under DIVORCE-$21.W--GUaranteed. "U sigh a defect exists in Qe- adefaultwilibeenteredagaintjyou cnnatact. beginning, and beginning at the CHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM the seal of the COUNTY Court of Free details; KIT, Box 7,1, Brenda Donnan, Acting Man- southeast corner of Lot 3, Block 22. PERMIT AND NOTICE OF CON. for the relief demanded in the Tilivid OrangeCounty,Flgrlda,upona final Three Mile facility, that complaint or petition. Pompano, FL. 33061, 414ff1. power Senior Planner, Seminole North Chuluota, run westerly on the SIDERATION FOR STATE CERTI. ludgement renderedln the aforesaid _______________________ se defect may well exist In WITNES$my hand andthesealof County Manpower DivisIon, First southerly line to the southwest cor FICATION The U. S. Environmental court on the affi day of October, Street and Park Avenue, Sanford, nor of Lot 3, south to the north line Cf Protection Agency proposes to AD., in that certain case entitled, the Pancho Seco plant" _____ this Court on March 23, in,. WANTED: Customers to enloy Fl. 32171 or Lot I, Block 15, extended west, east reissue a National Pollutant Placemakers Development Co., Jane Fonda, whose late-st (SEAL) Judy's Hamburgers, Super Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. First Street and Park Avenue to the east line of Lot 3, Block 22 cx. Discharge Elimination System Inc., a Florida corporation Plaintiff, Salad Bar with IS items I. Great movie, "China Syndrome," Sanford, Fl. 32171 Clerk of Circuit Courl -, tended south, north to beginning, (NPDES) permit to each of the •vs. Lotus Harris, Defendant, which Country Breakfast. No cx. or By. Patricia Rcbinn and beginning at the southeast COf deplcts a fktlonal accident at a following: 1. Plymouth Citrus aforesaid Writ of Execution was de. perience necessary. Apply in As Deputy Clerk Telephone: 3234330, ext. 352. ner of Lot 4, Block 32, North Products mine-ar lower plaid jelnsd beT Publish Mar. livered to me Sheriff of Sminole CooperatIve, U. person Hwy. 17.52, Sanford. Proposal packages and additional 261 Apr. 2,5, 16, n, Chuluota, run westerly on the s. County, Florida, and-I have levied t,Ighwey No. , p. Appetite required. husband, Tom Hayden, &mdsy DEH.1a3 Information may be obtained by southerly line to the southwest CO' Plymouth, Orange upon the following described nerof Lotl, south tothe north lineof 0. lox 341, night In calling for the is THE CIRCUIT COURt, contacting the above office. The deadline date for submlttals Lot 1, Block iS, extended west, east County, FlorIda 32711, NPDES No. pr09'ty owned by Lotus Harris, ______________________ resignation of U.S. Energy SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA for SYEP proposals is Wednesday, to east line ot Lot FL00003%. The applicant discloses said property being located in wingsby DOT 4, BloCk n exten. one combined existing discharge Cf $en'iinole County, Florida, more Secretary James $"Jisger NO. fl.flI.CA.e'D April 4, i52, 3:00 p.m. NOTARY PUBLIC CARL E. KASEMEIER and Publish April 1.2. 1515 did south, north toling, and wastewaters from the -pjng particularly described as follows: 6or33n7 v because of his "continued FRANCES Aisortsdfurnituretakenfromthe ____________________ L. KASEME1ER, his •OEi.a beginningatthesouth.estcoinerof afldcanningoffrozencltrusconcon. 01 the minlear In- wife, LotS, Block 22, North Chuiuota, run trates and single strength juices defendant's place of business in. - • - I - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. isa-u.-.i - --.' - I , ____________________ ____________________ ___________________ ___________________ IN THE CIRCWT COURT OP PUSLIC NOTICE and taxai procedures; NOTICE UNDER PICTITIOUS PICTITIOUSNAMI 'SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, The Seminole County Bourd at emPowevin me levy of special NAME STATUTE Notice is hereby given t?iat i am CI NO. 7.SS4.CA.$.K County Commissioners, as Prime assessmentsortaxeswlminn,.dis. engaged in business at 717H E. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: EUGENE BAKER I JOANNE E Sponsor for the Comprehensive trict;andprovldingfors.ve,'abliity, Altamonte Dr. Attamonte Springs, Notice is hereby given mat the R 'Empioyment and Training Act excluslonfrom the Seminole County Fla.3flOiS.mlnoleCounty,F$osida, undersigned, pursuant to the Plaintiffs, ICETA) requests eligible agencies Code, and an effective date. under the fictitious name of "Fiditi.i Name Statute", ChaPter vs. iiderested in operating a FY 7, UIed P Said district shall encompass the COLONIAL BUSINESS SERVICES, U0. Florida 5(atutswiII register GEORGE W. COCKAYNE A Summer Youth Employment following described areas of and that I intend to register said With me Clerk of the Circuit Court, Fearing an accident iyitiir CAROLYN COCKAYNE. Program (SYEP) CETA Title iv Seminole County, Florida: name with the Clerk of the Circuit Seminole County, Florida, upon totheone cm Three Mile Island, Defendants. Subpart C to submit a prolect That portion of property tying Court, Seminole County, Florida In receiptofproolofpubHca?lonof this Pa California Gov Eswsd proposal for funding consideration, within the area known as Chuluota, accordance with the pj flOtiCt the fictitious name, to.wlt: NOTICE OP ACTION The total allocation for FY , is described as follows: The north part the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. COUNTRY CLUB PET WORLD G. &own uked the Nxlesr TO: GEORGE $450,767 W. COCKAYNE of the bed of Lake Catherine in Wit: Section I6S.0 Florida Statutes IMder which I am engaged in Regulatory Ccsnznlsslun to ihut 1 CAROYLN COCKAYNE Purpose of SYEP: This program North Chuluota and the unplatted itSi. bU5k'4$5 at i50 E.E. Williamson Address Unknown down an atomic power plant In provides eligible youth with useful Shoreline lying between Lake Drive Sig. Richard J. Potami Road. in in the City of Lonqwuod, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an weit and sufficient basic education and Lake Catherine, and the bed of Publish: April 3,, ia n, irn Florida. iz state action to foreclos, a mortgage and institutional or on.th,.Iob Spring Lake and the unptatted por. DE1.17 Dated at L.ongwood, Fia., - 5- . - -- ' S. - -, 4 - 1.; �41—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL BLONDIE Release In Papers Monday, April 2,ln! PAMOUS 14 ' HE SAID WE COULD HELP YOU GWOOMEN ID AGREE? cuTriNG DOWN 5CLTODAY U3MEEflNG -,- - - - _-.. SPENDING - - l5' •, - . . - - CC CC 14 Compass point 0 18 Garden plant 62 Compass point 151 Pray 63 You would 20 Admits CC CC C 0 .9 by Mo Mo Walker SORRY, GAR&E.' I I 5PRAYiN11f.. I ME" 'q?tT'b' WELL, OKAY... [SUT WATCH IT! j _1 ________ Sl/ I . HIM4 ZIMEI V'T ___ z4 ___ • Rng I I WON'T SEE / '' C 1 by Art Sansom E A E 9 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 I 13 14 to 1W I CAW 18 I 21 USTOMM... 22 "W F - (. 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Th is is one of the root I 4111111it?$ 9 X2 6 A862 A 97 WES1 FA9r 42 # K5 3 • 7 K 95 4K8 6 4 • 3 4 A Q 10 8 4 . ... 0 QJ 10 # Q J 10 5 2 Vulnierable: Both Dealler: South West North East South I# 29 3# 49 40 Pam PM pan Opuft lead:43 AA 'A Jaf gathering could being lZ() (Jidy 23..A. fl) A you together with Emion, who kied Is pb% to J=p Wo this has bm hard for you to react Oct=tod@7ad show 70111 how Use this qiportunity adto get matljig you've b- / ___ BYSHARRONCARRASCO Herald Staff Writer As a prerequisite to Implementing a sex education program In contributor for promoting sexual promiscuity, "The media, including television, radio, music, motion pictures and advertisements in magazines and newspapers bombard us of sexual promiscuity." With that thought in mind, Layer asked the school board to consider his three-part plan for implementing a sex education program in the public scholl system. The plan includes: short range, intermediate range and long range goals. Layer said he needs the help of concerned citizens to wage a clean-up campalei to convinm the media to rid itself of offensive programs and advertising. Newspapers which publish offensive advaUsements and prodkts should be boycotted "until this Is cleaned up," Layer recommended. He also called for an immediate upgrading of all counseling services and programs for divorce prevention through the county mental health clinic, churches, health and rehabilitation service, public health service and the health system council, "Extra efforts from all of these organizations are needed for William P. Layer today called for a boycott of all media carrying offensive advertising and products "Until this Is cleaned up." Layer's statement is contained in a written recommendation released today on his position of iMplementing a sex education program In the county. Layer, who made his recommendation verbally at the March 29 school board meeting, was asked by a board member to prepare his recommendation in written form for other board members to study. The recommendation, in which Layer elaborates his position, will be placed for consideration on the April 11 agenda for board action. Last week, Layer told the school board a sex education program could not be implemented in the public schools without first cleaning up the environment in which the students must live. He blamed the media for exploiting sex and said It was the main guidance on the family borne front," Layer said. Under the heading of Intermediate goals, a sex education program would be developed by the school staff with the help of the medical association, mbMerial anociation, health and Social organlzatloiis and Interested parents, Layer recommended. The program would then be taught on a pilot basis through youth groups and-or church schools of each denomination and implemented by the ministerial association. he said. "This means of presentation of the program would dispel any apprehension that the school system might not present the prograin in the proper light accordin? to their individual belie He also recommended the Seminole County Medical Association accept responsibility' for piloting a medical type informational program In the county's hospitals for the teen-age groups and individuals under its care. The public health service should accept responsibility also In piloting a program through its clinics and in conjunction with all welfare agencies giving aid to dependent children, he recom- mended, rr, Sheri'o L i eutenan t H'10t W'I't HeraM Staff Writer curred for alleged false arrest, false imprijonment and assault and battery. James and Jimmie Harvey and daughter CrysW Bunn Anderson of Fern Park filed several compiaintg hd Friday against U.Charles Coffee for his alleged actions on May 11. 1975. E. Polk w was not involved incident, has also been named as a defendant in that civil suit. Tbe action was filed in the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. In the suit, the Harvey family claim they were arrested by Coffee without probable cause on May 11, 1975. The perents were taken to the Seminole County Jail while the daughter spent several hours in the Seminole County Juvenile Detotion, Center, the complalint states. As a result of their alleged falm arrest and false . the Harveys claim they suffered togreat inconvenismil discomfort, mental Pain anid siliftering humillatioilt, shamIe. public ridicule, disgrace, km Of UM from t1wir normal pursults and injury to personal and ptWiessional reputations,90 darer might refuse to take?". Oswald: "You can probally darer will rdun four, but 11w,. Is the largest really logical number. Here is an by Coffee who was hitter beca use other charges against family were dropped in court. FRANK AND ERNEST b lot 4 'rarnv.s A LLY . 3Tg- 1 p,gy II,crs',,1-, o we 'tJG+4T appp S go PUTTING . ., x1 ,. U, . u - day 1975 with rf4big an officer, with" violence. That charge dlimliied Sept. 2, 1P75. me Harveys also claim they were assaulted by Coffee while they were being detained it county jail an or about May 11, 1975. James forvey saW Coffee aftedly strok him with cload flats and a slapstick while be was handcuffed and beld by another police officer. While she was talking on the telephone, cIAi111W Coffee allegedly punclod her in the abdomen wkbwA provocation. AU In all, the Harvey family's complaint contains sight separate coumta against both Coffee andpo& For eechcowg,the Harveys are are asking an court In sxess of $2 for c )VU'VI, " lIIIIIIII.. 31, WZ5. This Anderson girl also was chlined by Coffee prior to May 11 Alan: "South realizes that Bridg&," care of Ihis ri&wsps. ths thru of clubs lead is Per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City so Station. N ewYork, N.Y. 1X19J it ~AV AFN A Prior to May 11,1975, James and JIminjWveywrear.* by Coffee for resisting an officer without violence and resisting an officer with violence according to records. Circuit Judge Anthony HoaeinannJr.d aedthecbargesagainst the cotçle on July (For a co of JACOB V MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at example." necessary for federal n build aracitizen Mowbray assured COflHeriJSI$ffWrftef The commissioners agreed missioners that under the The 15.5 acres the city of the city of Canelberry will be present plans the city will be erry has been trying to the applicant for the funding the applicant for the grant and purchase on Sunset Drive as a and the county is to be held f ully responsible for its use. The site for a future city hall, civic harmless in the spending of the grant would be policed by the center an senior citizen Planning Council Mowbray complex has been sold to upon the another buyer, Mayor Bill approval of the ultimate site said, and Casselberry would have to repay the funds if it selected for the complex. Grier said today. "I want the senior citizens to breached the contract by But that doesn't mean another site will have to be get a building it wants, not one allowing groups other than purcluised for the senior citizen with three-quarters of the space senior citizens to use of tile building, Grier said, The mayor petitioned off for offices for facility. It there were cost overruns in Wd during negotiations for other organizations," Comthe purchase of the property, mlssion Chairman Bob French the construction, Mowbray said, the city would have to f und the buyer whom bid was ac- said. those overruns. "Federal CePted Monday offered to sell rX city of Casselberry has grants do not tolerate it the price he paid for the the construction cost. The overruns," Mowbray said, and none is expected complex site. The buyer's name county and city funding would Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff , wa not available from the city. be used 93 matching funds on a questioned Mowbray about Grier said when the city of. $34or.each $1 federal grant whether It Is a requirement fered 00,000 for Ow parcel it over a two-year period of through the Older the grant to have Project knew there were two other $180,000 OASIS, Congregate Meals and o Americans Interested buyers. (e f ti ' pping Stones geriat ric offered $250,000 for the property County Commission Mondaers inSte care minole County and posted a required $X,000 works* union r with program a e deposit by tihe 5p. deadline Furino, the five-member city facility. By DONNA ESTES , by Stan Lee and John Romits Vt Pill \ AFCTh Pak man, his wife and daughter are suing a lieutenant of the Seminole County Sheriffs Department for damages in- EL~~ ~~ p MOIKIay. • -' RA WING INTEREST D • cf • . 0 116ilem" FMTW a Herald 11111oft by Tom hot Children at the Pre-School Development Center at First Presbyterian Church of Sanford edth delightfulsketches d by Jeni Bassett, Illustrator of the children's book, "Bunches and Bunches of Bunnies" Monday when she and the author, Louise Mathews visited the center. -- 1 • , 1 I j. Vt . --- $ - by Craig UW" - v'.uU by T. K. Ryan ' MANt WS Gf1W 1 1Ø , f-fl- UWV1.iPi*Pø IHUE 1N • _, : : MW I iuU-., Au m FLAGHSANP --•-- - CONSIM A&IA ,, NEON 49 allift"M 11U 16 ALL OM IN A "OVI — County Commissioners, with Analysis and Evaluation Commisidoner Dick William director Jeff Etchberger absent voted 4-0 this morningpointed out the first half of to commit $25,000 In funding county money could be over a two-year period as part budgeted for the next fiscal of the matching funds Year and be available after Oct. or seniors at the complex such as social security and medicaid spirmw 0 the senior told SENIOR, Page 2A ~ea rs To HARRISBURG, Pa- (UPI)— Imtesdoflateatnlgtg. reactor. dicMIngtherehayeb,en First, a large hydrogen optlznlsticaliy." Federal H at m. 'iie r-.'i. In a normal core resaw, mc tamn have pad'y They said ra'"ti emissions major releases of radiation bubble within the NRC officials have raised the placement, the old fuel elereactor Uo'al hope that the the i*Is heat frn* the ac rained their estimate of corefrom the plant this morning since Friday. suddenly and unexpectedly ap- possibility In background brief- ments are removed from the word Is over In the This MU. eldiat IPPISrI to have knocked dige as the full dimensions measured a maximum 1 Two separe events Monday peered to bland nuclaw aW bd uld od do 4111re com of the Ibm Mile Island in. mill"rem about 2 miles; hom the — one planneill AW one a sur. percent have shrigik to 6 Ingi with members of Congress reactor and placed In a water. Of its Original size for that the Three Mile Island plot filled "swimming poop,holding this reactor's core appeared to "The core appears to be dart imfaided. facility -oneilzth the amount prise -marked what Nuclear reasons not entirely understoodmay be so badly contaminated tank. New fuel assemblies then be &mapd be* nw* the dommaid b ow p*t it wowd 7% &A utimatal; uld only 1 of a d=W X-ray — and moot Regulatory Commissio D 09by 111111 1 11111 1 168M it can never be used again, the are inserted in the reactor. not k May have t he cr be rs'une-bh" the kial percent of the core wea badly readings were close to the parts viewed as the turning Washington Post reported There was no immediate A Narlass. Riguldiwy Corn said. liter, In a damaged, while estimates mlnünwn ditectahie npoint. MVi. today. Sen. Gary Hart, DColo., mWo omctai .aw preIbiI Indication whether that piece. romving Events surrounding the Friday saId 20 to percent of ______________________________ said: "It might be a $1 bil lion dure ears could ions sWm be followed for the drown gaa I Um we had bm ad. reactor'i mausoleum. It might be more Three Mile Island plant. Rol"slaim SA W i wwAwn wMinc a can*@ cylinder expensive to dean up the plot But the extensive core U10 fuel rods mISM have 130 bd Wkb e damage has caused extremely abed = fed than it was to build." ONU4 But new analysis I S — A WWI kTipsrably 4wi'ged high radiation releases from w iuyi M r' ii Ode flu £ILW ipOiwWhaJl, iwn urea Mile Island crisis have Øseq..................4* of pgtu e existing fuel rods, and gg th s uranium pmMows"Mawlsdow DOW Q* 1110" *k nd 11111111ft% wwd nodew pow MM lik nalihola @I IM im h*;ed. lkwe .................... 11111111 ................... U tr0ft hydro" explosim 1W core rather than the entire special Procedures Might have omergoncy l week. to be devised for " ' to" t" @VOW Pd 0 00 P11111 1 1 1 11, told UPI it appeared COMM erasd the pi-it cat After more then ft's days en .................. 4* 43 0MOMarlas But with radiation ouu*iv ............ .....a the OII'Si" NU tE1 dcal possible the Ing Normally, one oftIsl iaid, I.ss by as half in u core could be the ddtiisbri enginseri said ........ $pijtj .....................g the rolling Pennsylvania In full busdonwha$js over ely .ne'thicd .1. reactor's di assudrelaurat. theY Mly have tahen the DsAb ................. knOwnoow.Hssildhedjd not countryslde, residents along the ................. a a Iytode. 'IWMVbS CStSWOi4kSYIObSNpIEId tocloseeor1kith..,euI offensive In subduing the . ---- - — Wtit ...................0 ow peomi. Susquehanna River were Ib..................4 ___ haowthe frightened. __"' ____ Today . i—v r Plant Core r Mowbray said it is not and the site on Sunset Drive, Grier said Mowbray, executive director ,f or gan i zations were only Planning Technician Bruce the Area Agency on the Aging mentioned as a way to assist the Furino is looking at mpg to discussed the possibilities of the' city in the payment of utility If other properties are county funding. And county expenses. He said however .Office of Management, fthere would have to be services aValia ble in the vjcjnfty. , p,itjq and punjtiv,d*migos. senior citizen steering cornmlttee and Dr. James In addition to the fowacre - wits •• "There is a special need for this phase of the program because of the Incidence of rcpcated teen pregnancies as shown by the following: Of 215 teen pregnancies, 99 were first-timers, 69 were 3econd-timers, 21 were third-timers, 15 were four-timers and 11 were pregnant for the fifth time," Layer said. If, and only If, the media upgrades its programs and advertLsesnents and the pilot programs have been shown to be effective, Layer said the school board should consider ftnplementat Ion of the program in the Seminole County public schools on a voluntary basis. He said he hadn't determined which grades would be offered the program. The Seminole County Chapter of the Florida Alliance for Responsible Parenting is pushing the school board to implement a mandatory "family living" curriculum In the public schools for students from kindergarten to 12th grade and includes sex education In Its proposal. Layer said the school system would "go to bat" with a kindergarten through 12th grade program if all the agencies and parents "do their part." Seminole County Com mis s ion Okays Senior Faclelloty $$$ 'a U The Harveys claim their arrests were "malicious and willful" Alm: "What is the largest Layer • By SHARON CARRASCO A New Jersey reader wants to know who Invented the weak Jump overcall. Thle bid was first used by Oswald Jacoby in 1931. It ' 10r,t few cx rts i the •eary an to use and also is employed by many average players. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.s BY 0swaM Jaeeby promiscuity. causes of sexual r i5wald: "He leads a small trump. West rises with the king and leads the three of diamonds, after East dis. cards on that second trump. South refuses that finesse also. Then he pulls West's last trump and goes about the business of conceding tricks to East's two kings." Alan: "South has made sure of his game in spite of all finesses being wrong. Incidentally, if all had been right he could have taken them all and made a grand slam." 80trm sex. ---William hops up with dummy's ace. Then lie leads the Jack of trumps from dummy and rises with his ace. He can't afford that finesse because that b might have been fourth best, so South wants to pull trumps as quickly as possi- 14ORTH 4-2 have. BUGSBUNNY Evening Hera ld,—(USPS 48280)—Price 15 Cents * .T•n - The media, including television, radio, music, motion pictures and advertisements wanting badly. U" to him, YOURBIRTHDAY forlda 32771 Dr. For Tu.sday, April 3, 1979 _______________ EEK& MEEK -I would another friend with the sun thing bit they removed her ukrus. Now I've been told by my gynecologist that I have it fibroid tumor. He will do an oid tumors often operationand remove it with since they are the uterus and the ovaries. He not CnCer, they don't spread. wants to take out the ovaries me main 'effects, again, are because rm over 50. Are fibroid pressure symptoms an cancerous? Do they ted? At grow? How are they Nobody knows how fibroid this time I feel good and n't tum are stjtd, Just as we ors .Iteceasalry to have.ny really don't know how can cer have the operation., ts This Is true of many star DEAR READER. The turnors, both malignant and reason tumors are called benign. We know many factors fibrold is because they are contribute to such problems, had, fibrous tissue. Sometimes they me mlled myofibroma, but often we don't know the real which refers to the fad that cause. they have tissue in them related You didr't comment on to Muscle$in the uterus. In any whether or not you've gone cue, the simple, un. through the menopause. but complicated fibroid tumor is since you're over 50, it is not cancerous. That's one reasonable to presume you reason doctors don't get too either have or soon will. Under upet about then as long as those circumstances, if a they aren't too large and aren't woman does have hysterectomy, many doctors Your friend who had a D and feel It's a good idea to remove C (a type of examination) the ovaries as well. apparently didn't really have U the ovaries,are any symptoms and the doctor tioning, about all sible checked to make sun she cllckt't point IS provide source ovarian cancer a ait5 of have a disorder that needed COflUflOn isn't a additional treatment. If the fibroid tumor is too when it does occur, it is Often not detected fltil it has already large and Is causing pressur e leave something (j() organ, on $fl spread. So w that can't help and may decide to remove IL may h&in use person? some imall fibroids, depending SINCE YOU are at the upon their location in the uterus, can cause excessive or menopause age, I am sending ftV*1Wt bleeding. Tha am is you The Health Letter number an Indication for removaL The 5-12, Menopause. Other readers eciallon really has to be made who want this Issue can send 50 on firsthand knowledge of how cents with along, stamped, e' large the tumor Is, where it's addressed envelope for it. Send located and what symptoms It's your request to me In care of producing. Yotrdodorislnthe this newspaper, P.O. Box lS5l, best position to know these Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. things, in youir case. 17 1 cl UIUI 'ear, No 19Tuesday, April 3, 1979—Sanfor appreciate your discussing fibroid tumors. I have a friend T I (AXSS j. 5111 1111IS A - Tumors Start Fibroid S. 11210 IHCAMa ul N U 9 F 12 CM'V "OF %bW*LF100 1W AMU OFIX TM - T ENU from 3 2 THE BORN LOSER - 42 Golf mou 21 Promise solemnly (cont.) 43 Coated wih 22 Juice drink 22 Years of life pitch wl 23 Bygone days 64 Leases 23 High card 47 Spy group 24 Shoe DOWN 24 Fuel (abbr.) 27 Plant harmful 25 Something re• 48 Kind of grain cati Sudden stroke rnarkabte(sl.) 49 (comp.wd) Rivers (Sp) oad 26 American e;al 50 Idea (Fr.) 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Wedn.sday, March7, in TOP TEAM TALKS TO ROTARIANS ]Fler[klil Loren Stake, program ft : I Club of Seminole county South, gives a warm "thank you" for their I flSt Year, N o. i72_ThUrSday March 8,l97g' Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 1 5 Cents In the nation the U;i. ve rsity of Central Flori- 4i; -. da's Lady Knights FLAGS TO SCHOOL o aI: Lon g-Range GarDage isposau Puu - gs. Herald By DONNA ESTES Herd Staff Writer meeting of the Council of Local Land Is becoming so valuable -will have far-reaching effects Altamonte Sprin gs and the two But, first, he said, regulations apart from wet garbage. report indicates a mininmtn of Governments In Seminole and so scarce It Is no longer on all of Seminole's people. proposed systems at Iron would have to be adopted by all $ million will be nccesselrv to f lb I Because Seminole County has County Wednesday night the available at an economically And, he added, will require Bridge near Oviedo and in the local governmental bodies may d u initiate the constructin one of the higher population crux of the problem is: " be the hardest to acfeasible price for continued cooperation among the various Sanford for the North Seminole of both the county and the cities lish h said, because the Several methods of gathering growth rates in the natjo - The state has mandated burying. governmental entitles to ac- areas of Sanford, Lake Mary to: public will have t be Id e the fast running out of land, city that a plan be formulated by The solutions being proposed, Lomplish. and the unincorporated areas -Require mandatory pickup the funds, were discussed by of and county governments here Seminole County this year to Schuder said -as the result of The ultimate solution, which nearby. of all garbage and trash in the e the delegates -- including a (. may be forced to adopt dispose of garbage and trash by several years' study by the appears most feasible, Schuder The Incinerators through the county by collectors. suggestion of Lake Mary Mayor regulations affecting the a method other than the one Council of Governments solid said is to construct incinerators burning process would create - Mandatory separation of A trust fund would have to be Walter Sorenson that a surlifestyle of its 150,ODO residents. currently used of burying and to waste committee and backed- -at each of the three regional steam which in turn would garbage, by homeowners, begun as soon as possible to charge be tacked onto each County Public Works include a way to recover, up with a professional study by sewer plants in the county. create energy to be sold to the much like done during World gather money for the ultimate family's monthly garbageDirector Jack Schuder told city anything of value from the the engineering firm of Post, The regional plants include sewer plants for their War II, with metals, glass and Incinerator construction, trash collection bill for the trust and co un ty delegates at a trash. Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan, the one In existence at operation, paper placed in containers Schuder said the engineerin g fund. ' - ,". 4ur .• - r _________________________ \ - I photo by Joan Madison New W fe Poses A Problem When Girl Weds Dad's _ tt4 i -40 MURINIVIN9 _20= ..................___. fltiII:ULII'IMFI1.1. SANFORD'S in ft9" 1k COA PRESCRIPTION Fired Teacher.le'Lloke Takilng Heart Out' 2/"e 4 low too is on Since 1901 Wolgreens has filled over 440 million prescriptions. The reason people come to us Is confidence. A good reoson in 1901 ... Coup" goodd thru $-11041 ftu 038 nor. ....... . ... . ....... ...... ... DEAR ABBY: I am planning .11 mywedding and need some Avice. My parents were Avorced four years ago. Dad married again lad year. Mom is still single and has a lot of bitterness toward Dad, although I must may in all fairness Uud SIN nagged him so Door iW MACARONI oW CHEESE DINNER Abby "&n Gfoinll.., - - ---- znih he did well to stay married to her as long as he did. Also, Dad didn't meet Joyce WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: Yes, divorce "LAROID was final, so no one can regress to thumbsucklng when AnY she broke UP his marriage. Seyre dred or in need of Abby. I want my wedding to relautloo and comfort Aside be perfect. I want Dad to give from the humifiati on and me away, and I want M= and leasing they might suffer it Dad to be them as a couple on their babyish habit Is that day. Mom doesn't want to discovered, there's no harm face Dad's new wife, and If Dad dose. II your friend Is mature In ONIN SIMP Just press the button. The motor hands you a beautiful color picture j I I I i I I • I REG. 34.95 SAVE 5.00 brings her It will spoil other ways, overIo it. everything for Mom. DEAR ABBY' To GRANNY send thank.you WIN for tbe Invite Dad &W Joyce.Should I? Deep down, I hope Joyce will be ghU she undo: win WVA to 14 DO come Don't blame the kids. It's 910% bit wM If dw decidu to their parents' faulti C=4 with him? I never knew if my grandson Plesse help me. received my gifts INBETWEN to thank me for ,,- We* the W 29941 1 j Mod e l 7100 i Schools, the Maitland resident's contract was not renewed by the school I I . II U I . I I 1 . III 9L " EKTM 1 I I . • ficulty in conununicating with his students In said. Angotti said he ap- repeated anything they did not understand If they and he hopes to translate . --------------------• V1i(u1:111I(.]'12IhJ English. U. S. Dist rict Judge George C. Young ruled In the school board's favor In predates the support he has received from the Seminole Education Association, teachers and the discriminatim ease and Angottl says It depends an his lawyers and the National Education Association whether be carries his appeal further. his family during his asked me." I do not think their grades suffered," said Angotti. smile olloo Limit I thru March 10, Ing 1939 without coupon611.49 struggle to get reinstated. "'Ibe teachers felt bad as Americam that this was how they've bow treating me," he added. My family has been se he felt his So simple and easy to use I 95 / . I I i I I w'ro Deodorant, I LI á J -.-I .1 1MJ jI • ' : • ---- 11 ba"If 1 71 P 1 MMthii,9p, wlmov$ cowes sta, LimitS --------------vr:l1e:I(.JI.I: - N(T '' J - • 1ev. 1-sa.Uqvt vnA&a TONIC kispi hoir neat all ancl sector. 5va -W. t 019 ____ AQUA vitair"Ins ortill rolnerolls. Built-in teflon crotch panties. worthmore. an 5*39 W 1000 _______ llsI'chs; '°" PAInYIISI 30 with 100. Potent 1 c 1 I Limit 4P.rv March11. 157 NC Nrs SSUINI VITAMNIS . Rsinov.s Iogh day; prevents dryness. PUN'TPAK OUM Rh. 51$ SUNTV' CNIMI • $ m. u. ml. u.t coupon Sic 11 styling and holding. 3. types, All -. aaI ' - - Natural Resources (DNR), p.g $o,Oo0 granted by the state for a research program Involving three Orange County likes and the Seminole County lake, placed 2,3fl white amir, ranging In size from 144- 24 pounds in the 129-acre Altaxnonte Springs lake. The research technique being md in Lake Orients involves placing of the 1114 a follmup herbicidal treatment at the end d reevaluation . ....... . ... em 7qJ6 • saving that dying lake. The state Department of __________________________________ -' • • By DONNA ESTES HëraldStaff Writer Thousands of white amur, the weed-gobbling fish native to Russia, were dumped Into Lake Orients In Altamonte Springs Wednesday, ua first step ln ____ '4,.__ ,., n agemen 9 9 VIDAL$A$SOON / " Seminole County schools, 111111[nollas •'.',: . DELORES VICKERS - .-Ankson U . Ili v ~111~ :1 .* # W ad M;L Owdes '.Ward,P.O.Boz,Lak, aenlovince t 01 I &V -tsIr daughter, Marilyn PAN ~1= Mohr tip over ommit , • • RW U-79 111111116 .0VOWWyns to Abur 41 Rff. ad Ift Akew Jadw AnoI9*ok3%4& owl" , Limit) own March 11. iw 0 an • • F611111111111ift sew is W4 - -V1T an winid bow Wad. ___ MARILYN WARD SdkooL He completed a Vocatleani Buluu Coves at .'affflowkiftwuhm Somlaius Community 011111111111111111 In CAIRO (UPI) . -,, W. ad UM MNS ZATU I 5!? '4 P1*2* tuw, Ciies sum.,) . likeirieti, or nsww UiS Cue. •.iiIm. 'rM pricestes $, We I or SISW Illie MVIIso4 C*r -I ,, •5r pr ,_, . . I- 'hn.'S •- • •• 11 -• - .• - • • • r mu • ' spoor. the adoption of a County Commissioners the lake. refused to permit the ex- That done, DNR with the aid petisnental White 51111W 111 the of the state representatives, V - • • " , ' £1 .. .• . - I - -' •- •' Permit the placing of white funding. amur In the lake or a herbicidal With Sandra Glenn electedto treatment of the body of the county commission, she I ' - -. WOMAN TRAPPED 45 MINUTES -;, •• -. - .. H raid Photo b TTom Vincent -..- t .. y It took rescue workers about 45 minutes to free Lavonne Frame, 62, of Deltona, from the van driven by her husband, Wayne, after it collided with a car driven by Inez Silva, 51, of Deltona, just after noon Wednesday, at Saxon Boulevard and Ti- with a fractured wrist and ribs and was listed in satisfactory condition today. Mrs. Silva was treated and released at 4:04 p.m. A passenger in her car, Maria Christian, 511, of Deltona, was treated and released at 10 p.m. Wednesday. The Impact spun the car and turned the van on Its side. Florida Highway Patrol at DeLand Is investigating. See LAKF., Page 3A - President sides made it clear that many an arrival statement at Kubbeh in the Gaza Strip and the W solved üIng Egyptian in B" both now 0mupled by -J ____ - t Jerusalem, said today on his ter Moshe Dayan who said a stop lii the Azores White House were believed to center around arrival from the United States treaty could be signed within "a press spokesman Jody Powell two Issues: He pledged that 11* United Israel, are one of the major that Carter risked coming to the few weeks" if Egypt agrees to underlined Carter's determina-Egypt's demand for some 11111 called "CrOCiAl" tAlb WO SIA10111101 On firAft A JUA fUhn St0* Will Work with say and oMwks blockft signa. Middle East because he fell the sam U.S. proposals -ap tion to succeed and end 30 years link between the bilateral Ft" AIWOF Sidat bat I fOr the Palin1 Ill PWtMs who are Otid tire Of the PISCO treaty chances still exist for a peace proved by his cabinet Monday. of warfare between the two treaty and establishment of ho A"ian - official ON*, Waft me 01 the to these Winciples of go" IWUU Prim UWAff Uffla- tr"y deqAte earlier crises. But Egypt already has said countries and asserted, "We'll Palestinian autwomy on thie with -I Amerime daiegatkne piece and asu' tra*d ter an chew Begin, who will meet with He echoed the remarks 24 there must be changes In those stay flexible and we'll stay as Israeli-occupied West Bank f W" 1104 Particularly 010- aff to W* abr*4 d" appumA invitaillon to odw Carter ova Un Weekend in hours earlier of Foreign Minis. pnpoulL long as we have to." the Jordan and Gan Strip. dMidic" shoot achieving an lds international prndlps and Arab MM.. to join in foture me soviet union and the But there were rumblings -la&els Insistence " its brubROVIIN pme tm*. 1 11 -I; - bb Political f1fin an talb thd cwAd Ind to a JIM mn radical Arab states were from the Soviet Union and from treaty with Egypt take prtcL, 1 "We be" bow n dw n Mo dkd to ull don the and dwable pum. g nations who dence over Egypt's mutiwai '-i said, "We are ?rd-Une 111041116" Um and siapidoiaiy. The soviet Arab called Carter tripe covenç defense pacts with other Arab mh treaty. t1T "NINd it mdto emal. ar P.Ies 1 II A1sd The Qsch.......... TIes todI3f sOt agency nmmtaryezMates. HI,togewr "Uthsproniiaso(psacslsto brolherstorwllzet'.4rsat$on. *UP ..................... $1 ll.upll.1 IA that "James Carter" had pension in the Middle to East and be t* rubsif for 111w pople al rW& &W - a" QI* QMWW ...... to Begin, who left New York for t to sell out the CRUM -Roth he -d S -in OIEDPI d lead Ii others frudem. You W find the ..................... OUUELVFS..............1.5 Pedagon plans, which became Isteel to prepare for Carter's of the a indleg pladgiug to week Egyptian people known to the public recently, to arrival there Saturday. said hbough Um nact nature of We&es&y his country had plre4the be Of GW In Woo UI1OIIf lq.i. Door AMy .................1.1 TelevIsie .................41 i n the pej,militarymm" prjy paw k i the uIL" Ead.to the la.st American proposals "done Its abate" to iIs1c'" Carter said in Full RU-rids for Pai,'I'I De LW .................. 2.1 Weather ...................IA ' Pssessse1L Bet bsth Thug a one-hour refuelling have not been divulged, they peace aitreetnent with Egypt. • - - . . 'i -----. " • . • ___ . * '" "' Today . .. (ereh, liefeid. ••. a 9.2 percent increase in the wholesale cost of fresh fruits. Fish and Jewelry :.7:t. - Ion sun ULE PRICIS YMONISDAY-TI(UNSDAY-FRIDAY-SATUNDAY '• On UN F4T1Y (;Out, pacillne 2" wwL i: brU2.2 puma in Feburary. mationins Umt annit, NA servim VMch cost $Igo 1w. February, lea than Tinuary a 3.2 perce but stUli a IM vae jAMS WX iA WAdh discouraging signal that consumers will be paying even more at While food went up by 1.6 percent, other Items also postedsharp their local filling stations in the months ahead. advances. the department said. Prices for beef and veal Jiunped 4.7 percent, which was small For instance. textfle home furnishings rose 2.3 percent hist when compared with a 12.2 percent surge in vegeta ble prices and month, shoes went up 3.1 percent, car tires and tut*s 2.9 perce;it ' a I inulivous welcome for w . •--- • -- I * opeos oAlLY 9 A.AL TO9 1111144. I I ___ IJ 1I,M3$ "Old ___ 54 ••.• ' ur's aid - adw Ward, NI Bay Ave, :1.--- ..a...,a ____ Jacks. o1(eee. JMN Indwdl d L1111110 0 : ........ . T~ , Over the past year, wholesale prices have now risen by 10 'reent and food by 12.5 "rcent • ilie Index which measures wholesale prices stood at 201.4 in D Carter u ai today in Cairo to difficuft inm remain to be Palace. eballipleted Patricia ' Tu ultuous Welco e Staged For Carter in For Quick iowdo-up a Wfti"*4 Wis. UL Shontpoot-in color for , row4ieguin h&. The 1 percent February Increase marked the sixth vobtecutIve month that wholesale prices have risen by at least 0.8 percent, the Labor Department said. 'Wove We've Been So Close So Often cm 1061,011 Foods ready for sale to retailers rose 1.6 percent, just slightly below the 1.8 percent January rise It was the fifth tim' in li last six months that food has climbed b at least 1 percent. pe Small and Dr. David Richards temporarily successful. The of Rollins College and Dr. John weeds, however, came back Osborne of the University of and the county commission Central Florida. abandoned the herbicidal The effort to save Lake treatment. Orients began seven years ago Nine months ago, shortly by Concerned Citizens o( Lake after her election to the Orlenta, bringing the dying lake Altamonte Springs City to public attention. Sandra Commission, Commissioner Glenn, when elected to the Dolores Vickers began working Altamonte Springs City on the project by lobbying the Commission more than four county commission. She said years ago, took up the cause. today assistance from First, she and other city of- Congressman Richard Kelly ficlala gained public access to and State Reps. Bobby Brantley &.IJL' " the lake so that its saving could and Bobby Hattaway was reproperly be a project of celved - lnhavingOrlcntaingovermnent. She then appealed eluded in the experimental to the county commission to program - and gaining the I - ' I Overnightfeliel of firtuscle a low Pains. Rare Ii N.i.SS method fromn the hodyof water. degrees. in ' Other mdbo& are being wed Ma research program is Iske, but. &aeed to the herin the Orange CourAy Ma being conducted by Dr. James bicidal treatment which was 1940000"pormwo BALM Adds bulk for nioular. 16 a. two years including removal Of alone, the fish alone and the flab through a stunning combinations Ofhothinvary1ng TOMCM CHOOSE FIOMOUR SEW PIP1 TO"Ceca ceft Limit I thry #a" W,"n A • If the Teamsters refuse to cooperate with the adminis.ratu'Il hi its contract talks, other unions may also be Influenced to ignore the guidelines. ' LBERRY& TOM NETSEL an ardo was the major reason for the large advan (Call wholesale prices. "I waWd Wn to do nwV time research wItF_ college. I am looking for stability in my profession...l like to teach."-JANE CASSE- backgrounds and' teach them the basics of math. I hied to reatch the goals ad down in the program." Since losing his job with r'ioenta Gets Firs 0 aving i Limit itruMIrctiiI, 1fl ---- I ' wf' _ ° tonatlon," said Angotti "I waaW to be#Aw UwW 0 1 7 ______ L .kt1I. IN. . Vs If yea get them .fl yes chest. Abby, do other adults rngreia For a penisel reply write to to this kind of Infantile Abby, Rn S, L.s Asgeles behavior? Is this serious Cat. NNL Please enclose to rse professional stamped, self-addressed eniiPt elIPS ' ' ____________________ • -- I textbooks. "I have Increased my English vocabulary, but have to work on in- way through the supply pipeline - soared by 3.3 percent irl February for the largest monthly gain since May 1975, the Labor Department reported. all TAMPONS, 289 industry and the influential Teamsters Union. - £IWI ill t('l'Lz']' '. Part of thesteep food price gains were attributed to bad winter weather in some sections of the country. The latest inflation barometer from the Labor Department also relaxation of meat Import quotas. The gloomy inflation news of the past months a lso is having an offered no hope that the upward price spiral will ease any time adverse effect on pending wage negotiations between the truckimlg soon. Crude goods prices those products just starting to work their - ItvA*1IS II I I capability to convey the Information," he con- wl"WA coupon 61~ TTLINOL i n . manuals from English into Spanish for Teledyne Corp. board In 1974 because of the : PUMX SAVE "it did not affect my conscious of my accent. I tried being patient and years. also contributed by jumped 7.2 percent, the department said. Some government officials have said President Carter cannot When coupled with January's 1.3 percent rise, the discouraging afford to rely solely on his voluntary wage-price guidelines to February performance will almost certainly place renewed taiiie inflation. pressure on the White House to take additional anti-inflation There has been some discussion in recent weeks that some additional actions are required, possibily including, a ftullier actions to supplement its voluntary wage-price guidelines. meW be called a teacher in an American school," he C 57 10, Ipq : ''- i II I I #0 bulam of Uft His as ft "Yeab, Tell her thanks 11 In, llaft ym father ad Joyce, Well,thatdidftNowlsend and Id the. greeting car& And if the . Joyce stays be.. Of subject ever comes up I will c1IuhUheshead. explain why. ' ABBY: I have on FED UP WITH occeslon found the m I date BA)M1QIERS sucking his ttw!T)b while wetchins 'IV or napping. He is 41. lldsshocked me, aolc.11.d DEAR FED UP: I'm sure i ett4tvis to It. He became year cards conveyed the Very defensive and quite message. Irritated, and an argument PriM...? You'll f..1 better is t WASHINGTON (UPI) -Americans were hit with another dose of dismal inflation news today when the government reported wholesale prices surged I percent in February. Food and gasoline led the way. Argentin a native's dif- __________________ i. - he has translated technical 94S e'\- I.-, "It is a great honor for REG. 59.95 /.1- After four years of schools in Argentina and Panama before coming to the United States In 1%8, has been teaching for 2D derstanding his EngUsh. Angotti admitted: "There is a certain difficulty at the beginning, but once they get used to it, it is not that difficult. I do not think they cannot understand what I say. teaching In Lyman and Lake Brantley High Limit 2 thru March whole family meal students had trouble Un- Who I esaIe Prices UP tinued. "I would speak loudly and slowly, because I was ir WERNE fl" diameter; cooks greatly affected by all this and I'm not sure how I feel about it myself," he added. Angotti's wife, teaches children with leaming disabilities at Blankner Elementary School In Orlando. Angotti, who taught in TISSUE '* lociol 1111114.14% I like taking your KLEINIX 200 KI1'fLE Food, Gasoline Prompt Surge head from your body not being &We to teach," said Ruben Angotti, who has lost his five-year struggle to regain his job as a Seminole County high school math teacher in federal court. 10a your My son called out, Hey, We. Qott IMig lathe pest Jamie, did you ever get ihesy.urmotheradfather Grsnthna'spresent?" .WeNac.aMget ein with Thanl heard someone yell, W ________ fi(.]OJ.] I11I SAVE.6.00 "Did Jamie ever get the E II I •• JfJfl" DEAR IN: II you're old them One day while talking on essh Is be minted, you're the pbone With my ion, I asked, IM "OVO I I i 1 I 2/499 Limit 2 thru March 10, Ifft Without coupon 33c each ii I I I II Ij_ LT'-... •..j__ljgl . (his present wife) until W other adults have been known to County Told I (also known as Nude ey and Laura i 7 (both two-time All Amer icans, which means they Herald Photo by Marøia Walt Kathy Brugh (center) Americanism chairman of are amongthe op six Ia "ers nation.) use Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars South Seminole Post 8207, assisted by one team ended their Catherine Kuper (left), assistant auxiliary season with a 55,0 record treasurer, presented Jim Lormann president of the and won all seven tournaLongwood Elementary School PTA a ments they participated box in. taininc' an outdoor American - Scar ce, - and - players, Judy Portinga VFW WOMEN OWE Land Becoming ru I = ____ •* - �2*-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Thursday, March I, 1q71 Thousands Of Women Defy Khomein i WORLD IN BRIEF - TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Thousands of defiant women shouting to their traditional veil, the chador. The crowd at the demonstration swelled to about 100,000 at noon "We shall fight the veil" marched to Tehran University today, The largest group gathered at Tehran University but simillsr as more groups of women trickled in. defying the religious edict of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. demonstrations took place In girls' schools across the city. In separate group., several hundred thousand women Witnesses said many women came to the university wearing the There were no Immediate reports of any clashes. But defiant demonstrators marched toward the university In the year's ges women who turned up for work In pantsults or skirts were heaviest &*owfall, declaring they will defy the Islamic religious defiance, revealing an assortment of Western-style garb, and prevented from entering government offices by Khomeini's male leades order to cast aside their Westrn-style clothes and return joined the demonstration, supporters. Chinese Renewing Attacks Women Get Long Weekend Off From Work On Villages, Viets Claim - Soviets Celebrate Mother's Day BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) Vietnam said today Chinese troops had renewed their attacks on scattered areas along the Vietnamese border and had dug In around the provincial capital of Coo Bang, 16 miles from the Chinese frontier. Hanoi radio said the Chinese were "digging trenches and shelling the town and nearby villages and hamlets, causing many deaths and property damage." MOSCOW (UP!) - Hardworking Soviet women get a well-earned day off Thursday and heaps of official praise. International Women's Day, NJ It's called, is hardly noted outside socialist countries but It's a big deal In the Soviet Union. ' mncu ago wren the International Conference of Socialist Women stiffly proclaimed a 'day of solidarity of working women In the struggle for political and social equality." Since then, Women's Day has softened Into a nice, gushy, sentimental holiday akin to Senate Debating Taiwan WASHINGTON (UPI)_ Conservative of both the Senate and House are pushing for stronger safeguards for Taiwan during debate on resolutions putting U.S. ties with the island on an unofficial basis. jars Pistachio Nuts Imperiled By United Press IiteriaII.sal The gas pump isn't the only place reflecting the pain of high price and privation as the result of all that in Iran. People whose souls cry out for pistachio mdi and Persian beluga caviar are suffering, too. Iran is the prunary exporter of both those delicacies and, as it was with oil, rnçpllea have dwindled sharply since revolutionary forces deposed the shah and shut the country down. turmil - - Cocaine Carriers Freed - NASSAU, Bahamas (UP!) Two men who said they were hoodwinked Into carrying seven suitcases of pun cocalne worth $0 million, Into the Bahamas were acquitted on smuggling charges by a Bahamas Supreme Court jury Wethesday. Randolph Bullock, 37, of Boulder Calif nnil Annial Mnnbw. 11 .1 Creek --' -.--., •••wJ, &, V 'i1M.U&4U LIUU been convicted lad year, but the verdict was ad on appeal and a new tria ordered. 1 The two tedLited they were hired to fl*' Utn Colombia to Miami by an wddentl1sd 0Q551nh14.ii politician and only found that the suitcases they earned uueu Mtn SO Pounds cocaine when they made a stop onStadCaY, Erma Islands, Aug. Mthey were disposing of the suitcases In the bushes, police nabbed v-1- -. 1- - - Seminole Coutny government With French's illness, County Is operating with only two Administrator Roger commissioners today while Neiswender cancelled his plans Commissioner Bob Sturm is On to attend the Association of vacation, Commissioner County Commissioners Sandra Glenn Is in Jacksonville meeting. attending a meeting of the State French has been ordered by Association of County Corn- his doctors, he said today, to miuloners and ChaIlTflafl Bob stay home and rest at least until French French is borne recuperating Monday. He underwent upper from what may be an ulcer or gastrointestinal tests Wedthe beginning of an ulcer. nesday. The chairman, treated Commissioners left on duty for an ulcer previously about 15 are Vice Chairman Bill KIr- years ago, said today he ex dthoff acting as Ch&iflflafl pects his doctors to place him French's absence and Dick ona strict diet and order him Williams. Mop smoking. He complained to colleagues earlier this week of Intense pain, but said y the pain is almost gone. NAIROBI, Kany (UP!) Ugandan President Idi Amin has asswned full operational control of his battered army to repulse a renewed Tanzanian offensive closing In on the capital of Kampala. : Uganda's Defense Council, the country's highest policy. making body, announced Its full confidence In Amin's : leadership and named him chief of staff of the armed , forces, In effect giving him day-to-day control of running the war. : - chauvinist attitude that women aren't to be taken too seriously. For example, the soviet Union launched the world's first and only female cosmonaut, Valentina Tereshkova, In 1. Yet at a recent press confereof top space officials there was much giggling when a reporter asked whether women could work alongside males In space stations. Yes, quipped an official, "We have kitchens on board." In the Soviet work force, women accvwd for almost 52 percent of workers. They make ç more percent ofthe unskilled work force. Women also fill some 70 percent of doctorteacher jobs - low paying In the Soviet Union. Because of the shortage of men since World War II, women perform many jobs that seem harsh to Western eyes. Husky women with straw brooms are a fixture on Soviet streets, and In winter they chop Ice off the sidewalks and haul snow. They swarm around building sites, laying bricks, hauling lumber and welding pipes. Special laws for female workers keep them out of most underground jobs and In theory equal power and notes tha about a third of members In th national parliament ant female. But In the Communisil part' Central Committee, an Important decision-making The Soviet press frequently body, only eight of the 27 stresses that women share members are women. spare them from having to lift anything heavier than 33 pounds. In practice women carry their weight alongside males. . & ¶ 1ecd .. AREA DOWNTOWN SANFORD 205W. FIRST ST. MEMBER F.D.I.C. ...an ulcer? I being given to that problem and Its possible solution now, researchers said. Mrs. Vickers said the hope is that the combination of fish and herbicidal treatment will prove so successful a similar procedure can be used all over the Central Florida area to / restore dying lakes. White Amur being released In Lake Oi-Ienta were : DUALITY a#C*W. ft*1b: SANFORD PLAZA too . Young Hopeful On Rhodesia WASHINGTON (UP!)- U. N. Ambassador Andrew Young takes the hopeful view that if a bloody civil war can be avoided in Rhodesia, the African nation will probably end up with a pro-Western, multlrraclal government. Young told a Senate Foreign Relations sid,commltt.e Wednesday the United States should not try to promote ___ any particular black Wader a because they all lean to : "You will also have a situation where that leadenfiip knows that Its development depends upon the West," he said. 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RUTH ORRELL rchi's The victim, Clark Dickson, The lights went out briefly in 18, Route 4, and his brother, remains in city jail today on 120 North $525 bond on a charge of the Lake Drive area of Charles, fl, of Casselberry late Wednesday Edgemon, Winter Springs, reckless driving. night when an Orlando man Little reportedly drove his were leaving the bar when car Into a utility pole, i confronted by the attackers, auto into a parked car on the drove his just apparently disrupting elecaccording to Seminole County 00111) side of 10th Street trical service. east of Mangoustine Avenue Sheriffs deputies. The four men scuffled until Wednesday night, then struck William A. Blake, Jr., 7 one of the unidentified at. another parked car on the 3Ø%4) Dunsford Drive, was charged tackers pulled a knife and sldeofl0thStreetandcametoa wlthdtivingunderthe Influence tabbed Clark Dickson. The two halt, according to Sanford of alcohol and reckless driving : attackers then fled in a brown Police. In connection with the Incident. BURGLAR TRIO? or tan van cut on General Three Casselberry detectives Blake reportedly drove his Hutchison Parkway, according on preventive patrol In the 1970 Toyota into a power pole to deputies. Dickson was rushed to the Seminole Plaza spotted a car at Lake Drive and Seminola emergency room of Florida pull alongside a pickup truck. Boulevard about 11 p.m. Hospital Altamonte, according They watched as three persons Wednesday. He was taken to to a spokesman for that started removing merchandise Florida Hospital Altamonte and according to from the pickup truck and admitted, hospital. putting itin the car Police Chief Casselberry Police Chief HIT AND STAY George Karcher. Bond has been Garfield Earl Little, 32, of 71 George Karcher said. grand theft Arrested for and set at $5. Sanford, William Clark Court, ., l Ste LIGHTS GO OUT nifl. by nutrients from the numerous drainage outlets In the body of water. Consideration is also (Wfto Mrs. Ruth Orreil, 0, of 24fl Holly Ave., Sanford, died at Samln(,k Memorial Hi1ta1 Wedoeday morning. Born In Lawrencevilje, Ga., lived ln Sanford for a number of years. She was a member of the Assembly of God Church. Survivors Include three daughters, Mrs. Bonnie Penflth(tOfl South Daytona, Mrs. BmdaNoah, Gainesville and Mrs. Beverly Beckwith, Deltona; tires sons, Robert, Barry md Brim, all of Daytona Beech; mother, Mrs. Maude Stanley, Daytona H ach; brother Stanley, Leesburg; sister, Mrs. Joyce Smith, Mater, Va. and $ grand- burglary to an automobile were: Floyd Ernest Pitman, 18, 6429 Golden Nugget Drive, Orlando and Kim Jean Broswell, 18, of the same adtress A juvenile was also taken Into custody, Karcher said. By MAX ERKILETIAN Herald Staff Writer A Longwood man was treated for a knife wound to the abdo men suffered during a fight wlth twomenin the parklng lot of the Joint In the Woods, rural Longwood, Wednesday eve- the injection of the fish into the cat-tall roots, will nibble onnew lake, said the victory was much shoots. The cat-tails, thus like being given a new red unable to produce, will also the lollipop that she can enjoy away. during the months to come as Another problem, which she watches the results of the could develop after the weeds and cat-tails are gone from the Slate DNR officials and the lake, according to researchers, university researchers may be increased algae caused DEATH - Leads To Stabbing FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE BOB FRENCH Thursday, March 1, 1575-34 Feght At Lounge - (Costlased Frem Page 1A) time and was about to become received approval for the the lake's second major project from other state probin. agencies. She said the white amur, Mrs. Vickers, delighted with although it will not eat the old Mrs. Vickers said Dr. Oshorne from UCF found by comparing aerial photos taken two years ago and recent photos that catallain the lake doubled In size during that period of We your checking and savings account when you're just starting out Weieyourfirst,butfarfromlast, carloan.We'reyourhomelmprove. Improvement loan when your family addition necessitates a home addition. traveler's checks your around-the-world vacation loan. Were your business loan departfor any purpose - agricultural, commerciaJ, or industriaL We're your Flagship Bank. All the bank you'll ever need. • k, ...Lake Gets L ife-Saving White Amur determined the size of the fish to be Injected into the Lake after an experimental program In another area showed that tooentail white amur are quickly eaten by lake bass. The white amur does not consxne other flab. 3 Officials Out, 2 On Duty Amin Operating Army ...•. . Mother's Day in the United States. Mothers, wives, and girl friends get gifts, flowers and a long weekend off. Husbands usually pitch In with the housework. The press exalts that the Soviet - revolution "marked the beginning of a genuine social and spiritual emancipation of women." It also takes the opportunity to berate the United States for falling to pass the Equal Rights Amendment. The Soviet attitude toward women Is a curious blend of rigid equality particularly in the lob market and the male Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. %N "•: • £ •_-• • •' •• . • • - - .- - . ......... SANFORD PLAZA Open daily 10 some to 9 p.m.On Sunday 12:305:30 p.m. - • - • - - •• . •_•:_ ••T__. •-•.-- -..•,-•••• - .. - . • . ... -. -. •.•-••- • .4 •-. • • .. .. -•--.... - - - • - . -. - . 4 -- -- -. - • . .•--•--.•.. -Vt •' 5A' (.1 . •j_._ . • .- -4. - - - - .: • - �V What a busy weekend this will be for Seminole Cotmtyl The city of Oviedo will be going all out to celebrate its Centennial with three days of special events. The Seminole County Special Olympic Gaines will be held Friday and Saturday and the Sanford Kiwanis Club will hold Its annual Pancake Day and Auction from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. EveninglilemN (USPS 411210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.3611 or 8311993 Thursday, March 8, 979-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director ,Iotne Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $30.60; Year, $40.00. 9 ____ V rT-TJ Let's Not Spurn Russia The Clock V By JANE CAELBERRY It is well that Michael Blumenthal has carried on with his trade visit to China and that the Senate has ratified the appointment of Leonard Woodcock to be our ambassador to China. But the Chinese Invasion of Vietnam makes it inperative that we keep our relationship with the Chinese from becoming too close. There are two reasons for keeping our distance from Peking at this time. First, the Chinese invasion of Vietnam is a Militaristic act of aggression which we cannot condone. It is a violation of the charter of the United Nations. It was undertaken, apparently, for the primary purpose of "teaching the Vietnamese a esson;" that is, to save Chinese face for having to stand by and watch the Vietnamese Invade Cambodia and overthrow a government friendly to China, Saving face is not a legitinate casts belli. Defending one's pride is n really self-defense. We must condemn the Chinese Invasion of Vietnam as the act of a totalitarian power that is practicing the very type of hegemony for which it condemned the Soviet Union. Second, our relationship with Russia is far more important to the peace of the world and to our own security than Is our relationship with China. I I i On Sunday there will be a community worship service at the OHS stadium followed by an old. fashioned (bring your own) family picnic. The closing event will be a program at the stadium with Senator Richard Stone as principal speaker. The Special Olympics bowling competition for retarded young people will begin at 3:30 p.m. Friday at the Fair Lanes Indian Hills Bowling Center. The opening ceremony for other events including the Parade of Athletes and 1I&1ng of the Special Olympic flame will be Saturday at9:30a.m. at the Seminole High School stadium. Events Indude trck and field, swimming, wheelchair, frisbee and log rolling. They are open to the public. As of Wedseadsy's Kiwanis meeting, $4,430 in tickets had been sold for the Pancake Day with six men sellinghalf of these. $622 In ticket money was turned in at the meeting. Floyd Palmer led the sales with a total of $622. In addition to the 5p.m. auction, there also will be a baked goods and fresh produce sale, the proceeds of which also will go for the club's Ch$11t*bk activities. If you should happen by the Interstate Mall parking 1t in Altamonte Springs on Sunday, March 1$, and see grown men riding children's tricycles and squirting hoses at each other don't be alarmed ft's juxt the third annual Grand Prix Tricycle Race and Field Day. Starting time will be at 10 sin, The event, staged each year by area firefighters to benefit the Easter Seal Society, will be sponsored ANGLE.WALTERS by the Sutphen Fire Equipment Co. and Sertorna Club of Altamonte Springs. Altamonte Springs Fire Depsrtrnet* will bad the event. This year's event promises to be even more firn for participants as well anpsd*rs. All you have to do to vier is have a standard tricycle, a firuilgider's helmet and strong sturdy leg muscles (it might help if your legs are short). The race course will consist of such obstacles as a clapling water curtain, mud-sand trap, curves, hills and more. Each four-member team will race on the relay system. There will be a ladies wagon race and any four women can enter. V V oyager' s Surprise Bonus NAnON 3 Airlines Ask Rate Hike: Fuel Shortage Cited United Press International United, TWA and American Airlines, three of the nation's largest carriers, are seeking across-the-board air fare hikes before this summer to offset higher fuel costs caused by the shut-off of Iranian oil. Chicago-based United announced Wednesday it would seek regulatory approval bra 1.2 percent hike In all fares -effective May 15 - to offset the higher cost of fuel, labor and other goods. American Airlines also has proposed a 4 percent acrossthe-board fare increase, effective May 15. Trans World Airlines said it would match American's 4 percent request, but has not yet filed Its documents with the Civil Aeronautics Board. VIEWPOINT Fraud, Abuse As usual Slash Those Gas Bills V . V I / ''I WASHINGTON (NEA) - Congressional vedigatora concerned about continuing fraud In the Medicare and Medicaid programs have quietlydarted probing the insurance companies which annually process billions of dollars worth of patient claims. Until recently, most federal Investigations Into waste and corruption concentrated on abuses on UI pt of physIcIans, hospitals and nursing homes - identified hi bureaucratic jargon as "providers" of Medicare and Medicaid services. But the focus of attention now also Includes nation's largest Insurance psnles and the hundreds of Blue Cross-Blue: Shield Local affiliates - known as "in-' V r .. . • •V • •V •V .Vi pij, ' •: V• - - V •..:.• Do what it cods you to put gasoline in your car for a year? Unde Sam foryou-andul ___ ____ a_ may seyou,andlmpe1youtotrys ____ bill. save acme money on your gasoline If you delve a 1P79 model, get 20 miles to i gallon of gas, pay 86 cents a gallon and put 15* mesonyourcardurbgtheyeu,you'upsy$600 ••• for gas alone. If you pay 60 cents a gallon and g youll pay pW In 11 year, b$ •i, ••. •... •...30 miles per If you pay 70 cents a gallon and get only 14 mile per gallon, you!I1 pay. $750. Interest ____ s me ____ By United Press International The remnants of February's deep freeze massive Ice jams on rivers and dreams pushed rain-swollen rivers out of their banks In New England and the upper Midwest today, forcing more evacuations. The Army Corps of Engineers warned property owners along the middle Mississippi River of possible breaches in their levees by the weekend. Colder weather stemmed the flood tide In the upper Midwest somewhat Wednesday. A 7.mnhle-long Ice jam on the Connecticut River caused floods that isolated the town of North Stratford, N.H., Wednesday, submerging Its main street under 7 feet of water. Water surrounded or inundated the two major Industries in the town of 1,000 and drove 100 people from their homes. you w V , •": Weather Forces Evacuations ywnrw -' Ri*ng IN BRIEF Firemen will need full bunker gear If they are to enter such field day events as "Sound the Alarm," "Bucket Brigade," 44Ind1a "Sound Tank" and "Air Pack Drill." All funds raised through the events will go to benefit Easter Seal programs such as the Specch and Hearing Center residential camping at Camp Challenge, Early Intervention Program, Equip. mat Loan Service and information, referral and follow-up. Firemen wishing to participate should call Altamonte Springs FD at 862-2442 or 8311700. nm figures come from Erironmental because they act as middlemen Protection Agency's "Cu Mileage Guide" for between the government and providers of cars. guide tells you the medical services. _________ mileage on all cars, station ______ wagons The Russians have a strategic nuclear striking estimated first of the new emphasis on force to match our own, and they have the and light trucks sold In the U.S. And this year ar' performance came during a technology and industrial base to engage us in an "estimated" means city mileage, making the recent t diated by the oversight BUSINESS WORLD estimates more realistic. arms race that could wreck our economy. subcommittee of the House Ways and Means You can't do much about the price you pay foi The Chinese have no such power and are not g.. except by shopping_____ aroiM But you can do That hearing attracted little attention, ________ abed your mileage, ikely to have It in this century. something which Is enorThe Party's Over however, because It was held not In Washington moody affected by the size of your car, number We cannot In our own self-interest become so butin Tampa, Ha., the home town of Rep. Sam of jtj cylinders, Its tr2nInlon (manual Cr zy with China that we forget about the need to Gibbons, i-'is., chairman of the sub- By [allOY POPE associations. atdosnatk9, ahconditiorng use (or abuse), and pen our lines of communication with committee. UPI Basineas Writer "In an age when companies literally can be Vhow you delve ft. V cow. Marsha I. Lyons, I former assidaat U.S. out of bwinw the. NEW YORK (UPI) - For years b lgit 1 and regulated , ___ __ assec -i4au. in Ihe U ii in_ belot. The w gulds di&iieas.6 4as t affs 11M V ue4 1 beosaie the tst IISS et your Under no circumstances 8bould ifl'oi the mileage, Temperatures for one: aznm* "The intermediary, like everyone else In- organized mainly to have fun. Smith defense," uIcL "The old politically 9ussians to get the impression that we have en- theseprograms, volved better f economy than winter. has no reason to cat This was particularly true in the Prohibition passive trade i4thLiw' no longer makes _ waged the Chinese to invade Vietnam. lgr m es F. there can be an 8 percent fad beck provider cods. Their main objective Is to era. Businessmen welcomed the annual or semr sense." Our ambassador to the United Nations, Anloss," the guide says. Wind is another: UJCIY and at the lead amount annual meeting of their trade associations as a ___ Another dramatic change In trade assodatiane an 1$ mph tailwind provides a 12 percent gain In 1rew Young, must make this point again and again of cod per claim.., chance to get away for a wet and high old time is FUtt1 specialization end concentration. fuel economy. Wet roads can cause a 1 percent "During criminal Investigations, we have they wouldn't consider at h-,. Iuring any Security Council debates on the found situations where intermediary employees The trade associations did a 11th. lobbying In Main, Jackson & Garfield noted that the National loss In fuel economy. Sand or gravel road surItuation condoned-or, In some Instances, even en- Wailthigton and date capitals, gathered some Association of Manufacturers, "who., members faces can cut fuel economy 10 to 20 percent, The move to recognize China as of Jan. 1 was couraged-provideriii to build up and ezauerate statistics and made same effort to disseminate account for 75 percent of the country's industrial Some of these conditions may be beyond your pound and realistic. projected cods." technical information, But In contrast to the In- output, used to scatter Its shots, but now the control. But how you drive is not. M the same hearing, Rep. Richard A. depth and ha ellprcgramscdtheprofsadonal NAM concentrates Its thorta almost totally on E But It would seem prudent in the light of the Oebhardt, D-Mo., produced an Internal associations of physicians, lawyers and scien- f1h1u1 legislative Issues and interaction with A warmed-ic e'iglne uses lees fuel to reach pubsequent action of China for us to stand back now memorandum written two years ago by an oflists, the business trade associations were very govint agencies." peak efficiency than one that has been parked nd keep Peking at arm's length for the time being. tidal of the Florida Blue Cross affiliate which low key. It moved its headquarters from New York to Outdoors ovirnigid. Shorter trips (under five UK In part: No more. Washington a few years ago to further that aim. miles) don't allow your angina to reach peak "ItIs not the function of an Intermediary to Another 'gIfIcent trend Is bigger budgets opeatlosL &riooth, even driving Improves fuel The modern business trade association Is fraud and abuse. The function of dynamic, sopMkat,d and staffed by thcs'oib- and bigger staffs for the more effective trade eOftom7. So dcii delving at or below the San internedlary Is to make reasonable cod ly skilled profe'als, say. UI New York associations. In he years, the Pharmaceutical mph speed linilt. So do avoudalft of rapid ac P. determination.. It Is not our job to be detec- management consulting firm, Main, Jackson.. Moulactum Aesoclaft dea ceisratlon and keeping your tires Inflated to their The Treasury Department Is taking a new look at regulations propel pressure. lives." Garfield, Inc., In the current edition of Its house budget and Its working force, for asampie. lmutbig UI arnold of Interest that Iiib, and savings and loan Florida's Blue Cross annually processes organ " igemint Practice." Auto idaip Is Inoetant. A timed-up vehicle The ii..-cid American Bankers can pay on deposits. Medicare claims worth more than $1 billion In The number of qualified professional trade Asuociatlon buckled down to come to grips with $d$ ftvs pircust better fuel economy than on. And a likely beneficiary of changes under study would be the public funds, but a representative of the association ezecutives Is growing rapidly. UI problem of electronic f und tras- t haun't bean properly mth4lkwd, EPA says. fldspoor,whoIsnowci*offfromth.hIgberIntersd rates orp'ifttIon said not a single case of potential James[aw,resi4umoftheAmsrlcanSocetyof u uyon're paying sNa year for gas, atmeopi can attract wealthier Investom fraud or abuse had been detected during UI past Association Eascidives, said Its membership Is OW The 'r,e i s Institute mlowed post in In your pocket. year* growing by 10 pe ad ayewandnowstandsot the NAMs namnpie aid moved to The stultifying woW of geverimnent ng"Jon kespg WVen In IM the FREE p4et from tPA Is only a That Blue osso ldal UIembarrauluig 1* many of thorn working for Cr ff said Iutendrst.s down for the small saver ls surely the main reason ardor to concentrate on doing battl, with the starterlfyoo$r.a1lywugtoknowhw to sa,,e memo has been superseded, host justified It on Msc'or the rate of saving Is so low In this country, Ie than S percent of regulators. The Edison Electric Institute aid the ,our "W'dX11411 gasoline OWL the grounds that "quite a few of the soft= bed The modern business association seeks I peraoeal Income. The saving rat. Is by far the lowest of AIIOcIMIII of virtlihig AisliCles ft!U pay you to go kb UI auto maintenance the opinion that they were Perry Masons or some r.cogoltlon fran the news media and from local, felt (UutXMDSd tO Id ic lirt modern InhaIrlalIsed country and Is a major factor In causing W'tm 0I 'tt"i more deeply. Nearly 30 percent of ill type of detectives, and the eateib to which they national and even forelge goverunnta, law fices. air high rate of Inflation, Qe""4a rsceiv,d at UI Omce of Consumer had cras wen atacing the audits said. o Economist Peter Drucker said the Affairs In the Health, Education and Welfare Under poz sdiy i the certifIcates bsNW lidered prnors." The metamorphoitu of the usocllni from metamorphosis of the business trade Diputneat focus on linked to that paid by the Treasury itself. Cur rentlythe scal3sd • (tj autce. Indeed, Americans Intermediaries and the "aomknarthlng end chowder socIetIes" to neodstionshespimp oneo to where they om be spend 0 billien a yser simply to repair and Money marm tIii . offered only in d TIIPI&'O'I' of Health Can Financing Administration (HCFA), vigorous, sophisticated bodies was forced by the - 1 "a td NCW of the economy," beciom mn th lj $18,886 end up asto., and a lot of that the federal agency which oversees the Medicare rapid rise of local ad govsransd reg"t1oin of my of thorn are 'ier, strictly p.I,Ms nor thi um to reduca the The NMIj H1ghy 'frc ad arid )4dj.J$ pregrani usually are for a one bur1'- said William E. "of &n*h. strictly public. They sir's sack ederprises as seenp dy dmosallaidlool to as low as $2,668, and to t1ie varIable sdimw $a billion.8 year dio but include an ag,nauc rwmi Bucklin & Associates, a (bcego managsmeat 3js, sympheny or 1''su maturity terms to attract UI _tIII Investor. year Is waded on poor, needle. or awlulad , consulting firm that .prlaliom In aerving trade well as ineesV ado m*henanct I. Giving the mull saver accus to the Iil(liir Wired now anjeyed only tv large dspoaitcrs lien objective that should be purmoed with grader urgency than has yet been shown, either by the avInpkidiatryortheComgrea 'Of I The ccetwne ball at Oviedo High School with crowning of Centennial King and Queen will the Centennial celebration. A parade starting at 9:30 a.m., Saturday, will feature bends, (fftg marching units, equestrian units, and entries reminiscent of the city's history. Rep. Richard Kelly has Indicated he will be on hand. "Great Day In the Country" sponsored by the Oviedo Woman's Club will be held at St. Luke's Uflhergn Church in Slavia and will feature food, arts and crafts and entertainment. past w I - V _____ BERRY'S WORLD Did_Carter Botch The.M _ .' ' Ideast Crisis? V WAWINGTON-Preddedçarterlsbickin the . Lad with hopes of finally cementIng UL ___ 1% eduCate hiina,lf, I. Cuter coenpoidad as e by 'g cording to IM"tce reports, that he N Cater plunged We the emergency uhipunads of diel 49 he UI Wed avenged with 11111 cdars he bIe s EM ft WMQ kmYet by thu tha•, he wan a peace treaty between Israel and Egypt. And, Fl" paper work en UI d *hemekb trim returalag to fran end to DOldId tO a crom COUU, with late ' of Un a* Idhatty dids't Nimbe iuii that stability In the even though such a treaty 090 be at '-- tap Mob aid JewIsh leaders we have Wenlewed- omommitatd *idy. He had 11S &Id dlileges Khmial Vie cdft UI shft In kS. The k In teach with thom ly ad pag them cos'i''y In rllu for wIthUI_ I awswWAM IscombAw lInving t r 'id UI victers, Cuter they had the ii-a4render - have rr'pltd abed Caters on their written rapeds. b,IM* wigainid ad IWser undermined MAW; sry by UI.M.N The preallub a'gsd from his hemewen, the lesers. He ordered Os. Rebut newt UI it In handling the g UI aftom AM cow ie0N say, with *oagh InLO1iOI 00 thpaty amoft of UA Mass inZur.pe,to ,'siadt.1a. U&~ are also reflected In liat ,j, jj • £ _____ t.11igeuce reports hm do fre4 arm write a ciiiiiig, 'ii bu withed en a- Werveno with liSa mEy 'eadars to The AydiReb wuks$ Iaisuiied of 0 durdundiagof Me boman aidarcurents In do peeved an army coup. Amuics magUI sheb add, threagli "open eS E Cartercametothe Wbltelkusstwoysarsap Thu softened the A11144"18eateneelty L819 the engIneer he studied to bs, Cater t0A#Wdth0tWWft146s but Neweildmin s. wIhed the expermmMeepkIst1c#¼'t* rat-i. men gr spp g with k`8101 s In a erstand the Middle Lad. He bu be takes I. understand *a iy' of UI cy enat,dtoocIdes that hadidu't even keew orderly wg, He placed esekeey Ins Pr- '--i Anwer ladat ad UI &A rep ft - j--s, upset4 edapey, urnare ft hu f UI uunwd all UI erp.itbe AyiIhe been sly of ciadry eme rape'UI Mob oremiuvint. awirg In MOM Is M ibs he get rid of 01 MW CT'$liMuii ____ the srs. In haft UI Iraim WiIK for s, he ftyl Ibuofee, had eead1hi 66 - U.S. sren j *itartj stIily, he t.k perseuai aver te oeu up with e He deClared Yd era In UIWeidadge tbu he a dies abob ued Re "ad to bed" Cuter. charge of UI, peltcy In the Mime Lest He ad UI U.S. psemmed's undyingNow of UI &d of UI tud ads. CutWs ualy Thi 1 nsd ly eupelead, 1 beed aber dA alter ether eeito iiiS S* made the bj 4cIu Wtl. he den s "-in hum UI lel seuusay,dUI r cekuadI de&.&k t privies pr bed left Is his du. Then CuIW $N * es en- thesadUIc.rInUIsob. 111hudkoh1l. He dred 1=19 Of the weu darLuldall F the doh ,. m had appu Wed he he UI gmi he been_ .-;' In we . frd who dio wham he rded a UI hey de Worse,. Ike presided rebuked AyMellsk liadhaseCuW besen*sdeeply shacked In e UI *IMI 'ilt ofUI UItrMs dug bVdw updeWthmwsrkofe ftihe wLlfl. I ll1 Wn to IP51t IdMw. peed In Cure. He reputed Ii $a, so oit-, 'tea IIth. • r-'- r two by A. ,- "m.'a noWngw. can do about it Hoa going thiugI a Bluoi &cUwa psmioI' * 4l •S•.* .,. ,.a Vm. a d is ,,f was an a in extraordinary elega nt two fob of using the opportunity ry. and the Smith said the ring particles appear dark and he guessed each Individual chunk was anywhere from tens of yards to hundreds of yards thick. They could not be much smaller, he said, because radiation forces would have swept them away In a relatively short period of time. spacecraft equipment Just exactly .right.' NGC 1961: ' Galax yTo L ive In' Excit ing WASHINGTON (UP!) He said the ring thickness It 1961. But she added: "If you ination when it occurred, it could be no more than 18 miles took astronomers more than a were an astronomer in this might have been a very exciting thick, and probably was consid- hundred years to get excited region of very rapid star for- place to live." about NGC 1961. - This "Very blue" galaxy, the Alcohol Problems Land Billy Carter In Clinic the mass of the Milky Way and billions of :1101 young stars," was suarea mor me first Lime recently by three astronomers surprised to learn how huge it is. ,• . - '-. -.. - - V. a. • fV V : Reipinep Nitlnnid Foundation said Wednesday NGC 1961 named after its entry In the astronomers New General Catalog is the biggest spirall galaxy known. Two k'IIed In Crash • Spiral galaxies including the Milky Way ln which Earth Is located are filled with gases, briahtstarsanddust.Snherical galaxies have other charactefidics. - _______ • - ', V ' . ' '• ' V V ' - V V • .. V • ' • ' V . -. • 'V • - ' , ,-. 4. • .' ' - 1. Billy Carter, '• j . . - Dr. Vera Rubin said astronomers are excited about NGC 1961's apparent sudden forma. tin. We believe It was a collision or an Interaction with either a smaller galaxy or a gas cloud," she said, "which would account for the siss." rons theik NGC tut Isa relatively young 20() million years old. Ms. RodMn said "nothing we have done" re to the possibility of life within NGC lates Brother, Sister admits self - V WEATHER ___ _ ____ relative h$y, N perced; Daytona Bach high 4:13 tiritis condition. winds, SW at II mph. low ll:Na.m., Forecast: A few thus- a.a.,115pm, UL y,. - -ww. Pert Cesverai: high 4:45 today. Fir tonight mostly swy a.a., 5:87 pa., lew 18:13 a.a., Yf*y Hl& In the low 781. 11:81 pa. Laws IIelLbI mid I. 1W4kIaypeitz hIgh 11:14 a'a., 11 V L__ •S - and 0010L W11116 mo*"d Is 1111.1111, low fill &ILI &.20 P1L COLUMBIA, S.C. (UP!) - ougM against a *yew-dd man who once sat on Florida's death row for a rape conviction and Is now charged with stabbing to death a moW night DENTURES FROM s 45 Now In Florida, the famous Florence Denture Clinics offer you same-day serv- ice and professional care for as Hut. as $60.00 for a complete set otquallt individually fitted permanent dentures. Deluxe modelefiwei $150.00. Florence, wider the direction of dentWa licensed by the State of Florida, is the most experIenced largest denture clinic in Florida. clerk working Na way through the University of Snath Corcum FIfth Circuit Solicitor June. Aider, Informed attorneys for Lerry Postee, IS, of his Intentlon to request capital arr after the dn"dent psmnemt wan aigned before Qrt Judge C. Anthony Harris WuWiday. Port., Is being held withod bond a h ps of msdsr ad _ am Nominated For Diana List Harold Henderson Jr., a senior at Florida State University and Vansheska Henderson, a freshman at Oral Roberts University, have been nominated for the dean's lid at their respective schools. The brother and sister are the day. which a patient Is persuaded to children of Harold Henderson president carter last week admit a drinking problem and Sr. of Sanford. Grandparents told a news conference that Is told what steps to take to are Mr. arid Mrs. Willie Frank Nelson of 1118 W. Eighth St., Billy "Is seriously Ill at this overcome it. armed robbery ln the slaylngo( Philip Ivan Courtney, 22, who died of multiple dab wounds in the head and chest. A customer food him lying In a pool of . lain ._________ Mflfli %JIUS, ADMISSIONS ma uvsi.rsJ fIN Sanford Erica Bell Faith A. Bennett David E. 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He was transferred to Central Correctional Institution In December 1874 as pert of a prisoner exchange program InvoMzng the two states be. cats Porte.'s family lives In South Carolina. The First helps you help ourse Ha., 11 - SLACKS 7'.,.a• dyINg 1 tea ---- V _j . 'V -' ' - - -.. ._••.•*___ _ •............... •. •, • . _, • -'V '- • . • .,. 4- - . V We are income tax specialists. Our preparers are carefully trained. We'll prepare the form that is best for you because we want to make sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. Another reason why you should let H&R Block do your taxes.. .whichever form you use, short or long. IWIPW * F5$hie UcIrOna Jonathan P. Rivers, Oeltona Patricia Bibby, Lake Mary Eldon Daniels, Lake Monroe BIRTHS Sanford; WIli E. & Faith Bennett a boy. DISCHARGES Sanford Pearl Archer Mood at the Golden Eagle Motor Inn, a downtown motel, about 12:46 am. Wednesday. Police traced Posies through a trail of bloody footprints from the moW office to a car with. bloodied window owned by his mother. The suspect was arrested about 4:30 a.m. at an aputnub lea than a block from police headquarters, Ditactivs IL Jalu Keels salt The slaying occurred durW The Florida Parole and an apparad robbery, he said. Probation Money was food scattered Podee In May 1878. DRESS 110 owm &SAOrIVI ,rn,,il.fl .1 The death penalty will be SINGLEU point. I love l." However, Billy's physician had Insisted that the presidenhal brother was not seriously Ill. However, there were reports that Billy had been nervous and jittery in the Georgia hospital. Long Beach clinic head Pursch, a psychiatrist and neurologist, uses the 'confrontatton and Intervention" method of rehabilitation in ijnce un ueaf n w ee, He Faces Death Penalty - h__ ____I_._ Another famous graduate of the center was Sen. Herman Talunadge, who spent several days there In February. Billy was hospitalized in Georgia Feb. 26 and his physician, Dr. Paul Broun, said he had a serious cough and had not responded to outpatient treatment. It was said that Billy was a heavy smoker, using four or five packs of cigarettes a HOSPITAL NOTES I, • 1980 Census Cost $1 Billion V s discovery, project scientists erably less. 66,000 miles of the planet's scopic camera was left opened were studying mission plans to 11.2 seconds and, thanks to a clouds would be crushed. "Whether this material we're see if it will be possible to direct shit nodding motion of Voya Voyager 2 to examine the ring seeing in Jupiter's ring right Smith said the ring was ger, the resulting picture when it reaches Jupiter July 9. now that primordial material spotted during a single look produced six edge-on images of Voyager 2 Is now 55 million that was left over at the time Sunday for a possible ring the ring. Each appeared as ' Jupiter was created, or whether around Jupiter miles away. the planets bright line across a dark It Is what's left of a satellite that equatorial plane. It took background. Dr. Bradford A. Smith, of the unhappily got Inside Roche's days to analyze the resulting University of Arizona and head limit can't be "Itwas an extraordinaril* answered yet." photo. of the scientists analyzing elegant job of using the op. Voyager's pictures, said the P,he's limit Is the ImagiJupiter's ring has been in- portunity and the spacecraft outer edge of Jupiter's ring nar y boundary near a planet visible front Earth because of equipment just exactly right,' begins 34,000 miles from the top within which a satellite cannot its thinness and its transparen- said Dr. Bruce A. Murray, of the planet's turbulent clouds, survive tidal stresses. The cy when viewed from any angle planetary scientist who no The width of the ring Is gravitational forces of Jupiter except straight on. heads Jet Propulsion Laboratounknown but extends at least are so strong that a moon within The lens on Voyager's tele5,400 miles in toward Jupiter. Th. ____ JACK ANDERSON journey of discovery, Voyager 1 has discovered a ring of rock debris around the planet Jupiter. The finding announced Wednesday promises to help scientists better understand the makeup of the solar system and may add new cities to the details of Its origin. Jupiter now becomes the third planet known to have a ring. Saturn's spectacular rings of Ice or frosty rock were discovered by Galileo in 1610 and Uranus's five lumpy rings were sighted two years ago from a space agency airplane. Voyager 1, working smoothly as It cruises away from Jupiter and Its 13 known moons, is scheduled to rendezvous with Saturn and its rings next November. It will examine six of Saturn's 10 known moons and then drift out of the solar System. Asa result of Voyager l's ring Thursday, Of Debri"s Found Around Jupt"ter PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) In a surprising bonus from its LONG BEACH, Calif. (UP!) President Carter's beerswilling brother, Billy, was undergoing care today at the NELUS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. (UPI) Two Air Long Beach Navy Alcoholic Force captains taking part In a war games exercise were Treatment Center, the same killed Wednesday when their F4D jet fighter crashed 115 place that treated former First miles north of Las Vegas. Lady Betty Ford and U.S. Sen. The crash victims were Identified as Capt. Robert Herman Talmadge. BWv 41. t Jay F. Hagen, 29, the weapons system officer, from rom Montgomery, Ala. Both offlcerswere assigned to the 3 hospital where he had been Tactical Fighter Wing at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. treated for bronchitis. The men were taking part In Operation Red Flag a Capt. Joseph Pursch, head of realistic war games exercise on the NeWs Range. Sixteen the alcohol wilt at the medical men have lost their lives as a result of 19 crashes since facility, said in a prepared Red Flag training began In 1976. statement that Billy "has been admitted as a voluntary patient" and will be under rehabilitation treatment. A hospital spokesman said no WASHINGTON (UP!) '11w goveranent plans to, further statements will be spend $1 billion on a 1* census that probably ill be no made until Billy was d1 more accurate than the one that cost $22 "nilhlon 10 years ged. before. Billy had been known as a But It Is In the name of accuracy that the next census heavy beer drinker and even will cost four times as much. had his own brwd named after The 1970 census short-counted the nation's population by him. an estimated 2.5 percent, missing about 5.3 million perPentagon sources said Billy's sons, andshort.coimted blacks-mainly In core citiesadinittanceto the Long Beach by7.7 percent, orl.O million persons. Facility was arranged byNavy The bureau plans to use utility company and auto Secretary W. Graham Qaytor license records and commercial mailing lids to make on the recommendation of sure the census mailing list Is complete, they said, and President White House census workers will visit those who do not return UI phyald, Dr. William Lukash. forms. Lukash reportedly contacted • Billy's doctor In Georgia and the decision was made that detoxification treatment was necessary, Mrs. Ford underwent four weeks of treatment for alcohol. $ a.m. readings: tern. mph becomIng serthwest late inn at the center In April 1971. pUs*ure, 11; medght b t41W Itats Her condition was complicated a; yesterday's high, 1$; probability 31 percent his by addiction to medication she barometric pressure, ; was taking for a painful or- ___ I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Q bseF5UC.Ccpyr.gIw 1971 V_ _ VV•• �I • I • • I • - -, ' King s Fall In Overtime SCOREBOARD .-.. Z. SPORTS Thursday, March 8, 1fl 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Pro Basketball NY Rangers 5, Colorado Toronto 2. Vancouver 0 By United Press international Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Joins Mays In Hall blls Odd Couple e. TAMPA, Fin. lUPIl It will obe an odd couple - Hack Wilson 'and Warren Giles ac'coinpanying Willie Maya Into baseball's Hall of Fame next August but both were giants in -their own way. Association of America, which elected Wilson and Giles to the One was an awesome slugger who had a drinking problem 'that tortured his life and the 'ther was it model of Middle Their common bond, however, was that both made contributions to baseball the - Cooperstown, N.Y., shrine Wednesday, could have searched for 100 years and not come up with two more different per- - Veterans Committee concluded deserved to be immortalized. Most of baseball's supposedly "unbreakable records" from ~ II %.4 ts ~ Ift in 1948. Giles was a deceptive man a little, cherubic chap who laughed easily and stood for everything baseball is supposed personal problems and barroom brawls, accounts for an uneven career performance. - He tilt .345 with 159 RBI the year before his great season and .261 with 61 RBI the following year. 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Model 7041 WLT Pis. NY,'jsi.j,-s ______ , - 00,Iile ____ ___ tb"t'.G (toi $V tjs b'I$ - . . - - 0 '6%b1"1',q%d%11V041Pv,i_ 11#215 ( / — % ." . 41 _______ " Patrick D*vlsiaa ___ ___ 21.00 13.00 3,30 "CampOel Ceitsienci ____ ___ . 0%q1 b*\%q%'6 ..kts. 610* SO : -r. r'ls. 01 4,10 .11Time 31.91. $) 3111. '..' MIlL StIMUlI ' Kayo . . -. %al- I to till 1A.I. 01"i""'SA 016 ) ( . : g - m - 1, S.%& ~ 9.151 1. ,;iklo io tl :. - S % o V . S Tally Susie 4.10 Q (33) 107.44, 1 (2-14) 529.15. Piv Hockey ____ ____ . WEDNESDAY NIGHT First lsce.S-14, Di 2 Princess Rita 340 310 Mm York Islanders Recalled fresPoflWoflhofffi.CHLwIngefs Steve Tam' 111001 and Htor Marini and difansirnan Mike Hardy. _ ______ . A - - - 1 ennIs Posts Victory Mayfair Tournament . 44009~ 0 - ghtly ____ .II Twelfth Race, %. D: 6 eca ra ' 30 60 10 40 3 Treasure Run 7.00 310 4 Mi3IIIQUISfl 3.10 0hIt )b01,41,T(6 4)145.21. Time 35.44. 13.10 6.20 4.00 O'aft,CPieics. Q(2.$)04.20,P(2-$)2%.1l;'y(3.s. NSey 6) 104.41: Time 31.91. New Yerk Rangers Recalled Savaa*lace,1.I4,as rlgh wing Lucian D.SIois and 4R D..'5 Delight 11.00 740 310 detaulaman Andre Dote from New 3 Three Strokes 3.10340 ______ _____ S 4.90 (54 Hampton Ii Acquired wide 2 Big Heart receiver Ken Payne from 3 5key Pete Phlldelphia for an undisclosed 6 MerlinCMllier '' ______ 5 I I Poem" Oakland • ______ .So , - _ - , 0 1711,14. Time 31.19. I leventh Race,5.16, C3 5 The Spectator Philadelphia Announced sigffl Signing quarterback-punter .-. - 11 10I ~IDS " , - - - 9 I - .. Komer. IRP - 1 - ' 1" - iifl lasebail Time32.l7. Cieveiand - Signedpitcher Larry $.c.ndlace,C: Andersen and second baseman Dave 3 Mideleground 1.20 3.20 2.10 Oliver to oneyear Contracts; 2 Circus City Anne 5.40 4.10 renewed contracts of outfielder Jim 4 TA 2.10 Norris and relief pitcher Victor a (fl) vie, p (3.2)6&3I;T(3.3 Cruz. 4) 171.11; 00 (3.3) 32.40. Time 34.91. NoW York Yankees Assigned Third Race, 1.14, Mi pitcher Dave Nlghettito West Haven s Shining Basket 13.00 1.00 3.50 In the Eastern League. 2 Shawnee Sherry 15.20 5.10 Toronto Signed pitchers Jim 3 J.A.Karen 5.00 Clancy, Butch Edge, Mike Dan, Q(2.U47.le,P($.2) I95.41,T(S.2outfielder Ted Wilborn and first 3)1143.11. Time 31.94. basensan-outfleider Willie Upshaw. Fevrth Race, S.le,D: Renewed contracts of catchers 4 Mi. Ginger 12.10 9.50 3.10 ErniWhittand Pat Kelly and first I Team Player 5.20 3.20 baseman designated hitt er Butch 3 Drif sDay 600 Alberts. Q(1.4)*21,P(4-1)155.55;T(4i. 1) 431.41. Time 31.75. Toronto (CFL) Signed Tommy PIPto lace, 144, Ci Hudepeth to a thrsey.er contract as 2 Scotty Eckert 33.30 14.20 3.10 general manager of football i Resolve 1.20 3.30 '• ' PC Park 78. Witminstr 0 St.,J.FlsW 74, DwIng " W.Va. Wslyn n, Concrid 53 Wednesday ' . N $10 6) 734.20. Tim* 31.36. Teath Race, S-16, At I Phylis George 4.00 3.40 3.20 5 Drills Easy 13.90 6.80 Transactions ' ' -----Kegler s 6 Now Option Xavier ' Valparaiso 60 SeeNiwest Mdestrn St. 93, Prarle Vw 53 : — -. - ' "I 1 2) 333.20. Time 31.32, Ninth man, 146,S; 4 Depended On - , .. 4 I. X 7 Rebel Drummer 11.00 5.00 3.50 4.10 3.10 2.10 0(2.1) 43.101 P (73) 70.21, 1(7.3. Hanover 32, Tri-State 31 Marymt09, Kan. Nwmn 57 Quincy 70, Chi St. 61 St:Jne II, Mnkto St. 52 ' - A -4 2 I Thlnkso Too 301. Press 16.31. Time 32.17. ' . I Toledo at Purdue Indiana at Texas Tech Holy Cross at Dayton St. Ilonny at Alabama Nrflk St U, / .,. ,. 2 Wirling Francis 4.00 2.80 Jonas Jeanette 4.20 0 (1.2) p (1.2)40.91; 1(1.23)131.11. Time 31.74. IIØth Race, $.I4,5: National Invitation Tournament Md, 67, Rhode I s. s. 3ot Va. 70, N.E. Lousiana 71 04 Dom U, Wagner II Clormon Ii Ky. 67, ot Ohio St. IC, St. Joseph's Nav.Reno, l3 e. S M Today's MIT Games - . ~ 0D# YER I1 %RVICE STORES . AFTER NVENTORY BUYS I& 0 - - . I I College a - 3) 291.64. Time 31.59. Seventh Race,5-16, Ct yep)óø,pa,y •• I) *9.20. Time 45.01. A 3,209; Handle $241,113. - P Wednesday night, but it wasn't overtime was by Criss at the road, but we have been playing to lead the Sonics to their seventh win in the last 11 gem" easy. baseline, who was led by a tough. We'll keep ulaying hard second road win in 10 starts. and Coach Don Nelson's 195th Atlanta needed it 24-foot great (Tree) Rollinspass." and we'll go back home and Pacers 109, Bullets 105: win in his third season. desperation shot by John Drew Drew, who led all scorers keep on winning." Alex English and Johnny Trail Blazers 163, Jazz 182: to tie the game at the end of with 36 points, also scored six of Bill Robinzlne led Kansas Davis scored 26 points each as Guard Run Brewer scored regulation time, and a 19-footer Atlanta's 11 overtime points. City with 29 points. Indiana held off Washington. nine of his 21 points in the final byCharlieCrlsswith46seeonds The 6-foot-6 forward paced In other games, Seattle 6ers 114, Celtics 107: quarter to lead Portland to Its left in overtime to win over the Atlanta to a 10-point lead late in downed Detroit, M93, Indiana Bobby Jones scored a seasonfirst win ever in the Louislow Kansas City K ings, 123-126, the third quarter with 13 of his stopped Washi ngton, 109-105, hIgh 33 po ints and Maurice Supertkiine. which lost their third straight points. Kansas City retaliated Philadelphia defeated Boston, Cheeks sparked an 11.0 spurt Clippers 13$, Rockets 115: overtime contest. with a 14-2 spurt and led, 101-95, 114-107, Milwaukee bombed midway through the fourth Lloyd Free scored a game "This was a very emotionally with 5:25 left in regulation. New Jersey, 133-97, Portland quarter for Philadelphia. points, while Randy high 34 (framing win,' said Atlanta Atlanta then cane back to tie edged New Orleans, 103-102, Bucks 133, Nets 97: Smith and rookie Freeman Coach Hubie Brown, "and we the score three thnesin the last San Diego routed Houston, 138Center Kent Benson made Williams combined for 44 more were, indeed, very fortunate to two minutes. 115, and Cleveland nosed amends for his poor game to spark the Clippers' victory. Anton Washington at Kan City Chb:a" of Los Angeles - - n - - ., 6.10 40. ' Tentt Race, s.14A 2 Jets in Time ISO 4.50 Do Raci g 7• Pacific Division Third Race, 3.14. M: W L Pct. OS 2 Streakeri. Los Mg 10 23 .615 5.00 2.102.20 seattle io 26 .606 ½ 3 Jason Shaw 3.20 210 4 Wright Gina Gal Phoenix 31 27 .505 2 3.00 San ;Dlego Q (2.311.41; P(2.3)l.2o, T (2•34) 34 32 .529 51.'1 U.N. Tim, 32.07. Portland 34 31 .523 6 Fevrth Race, %.I&, o: St. (101dm 30 35 .441 11½ 3 Lucky Maid Wednesday's Results 5.00 4.10 3.40 2 Larry Miller Allis 122, Kan City 120, 440 210 6 Manatee Brenda inana 109, Wash 105 4.10 PhØa 114, Boston 101 0 (23) 19.10; P (1-2) 47.45; 1' (5-2. 6) 324.20; Time 32.11. Seattle 99, Detroit 93 Fifth Race, S.1$,D: Milwaukee 133, N.J. 07 1 Chlpof Duke Po(land 103, New Orins 102 5.20 5.20 3.20 2 Start late San Diego 131, Houston 115 10.20 4.60 3 Fair Bargain Ciáe 103, Golden St. 101 330 ! Thursday's Game Q(12) 17.10; P (12)93.91: 1(1.23)112.40. Time 32.05. Chicago at Phoenix Sixth Race, 1-16, A: Friday's Games 1 Can't Compare 0.20 6.10 1.40 Seattle at New Jersey 2 Manatee Bandit 4.30 4.00 Portland at Indiana 3 Est@* Lauder Boston at Detroit 5.80 -•---I Spectacular 4 Bid O Pick Jockey 4 Rich Promise . - or#Fg Vancouver ark Hawks S By United Press International win. Of course, Drew's shot to Kansas City Coach Cotton Golden State, 103-101. against New Jersey five days Th e Atlanta Hawks won their tie at the buzzer was sensa- Fitzsimmons said, 'It's just Supersonics 99, Pistons 93: ago by popping In a career-high eighth consecutive game tional. The big basket in extremely hard to win on the Fred Brown scored 27 points 27 points, to spark the Bucks' 2 .00 . drive over By MURRAY OLDERMAN United PfU IltIfflhtlollil lifts and an RBI each and 1, and the New York Mets, before Hernandex's Tommy Crux added a single Detroit and Oakland played the right-field wall off The defending world cham- and an RBI. Two rookies, Chris Missouri's Tom Heckman. The rasd games. _tt uir i.,jcanajs ixon new zora IflKV5 gut uu WCI3B and mine unuui, P1 MU By MILTON RICIIMAN Third baseman Mike Cub- runs on Missouri throwing 12 to a victorious start in the three innings each for New L*ge hit a two-run homer and errors ln the second and sixth Well, Since You Asked... _____________________ exhibition season Wednesday York. In other games on the first eight Minnesota pitchers innbW. Only one of Mri's when Cliff Johnson drove In three runs with a pair of day of the exhibition season, combined to throw the no- r uns was earned as the Tigers Höbbards Idol Is Rose Q. What effect did the is-game regular u,es have as playeri' doubles and New York beat Minnesota no-hit Rollins Ccl- hitter. The Twins collected collected just five hits off four In the NaUsea) Football League this year? They were crying that Talking with Pete Rose Grambling University, 7-2, In a lege, 8-0, St. Louis defeated the seven hits en route to the win. Cardinal pitchers. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UP!) three-run, It would wear them out — Has G. Ventura, Calif. the kither day, I asked him who he thinks comes closest to him for game shortened to six Innings University of Missouri, s-s, the Keith Hernandez's The Swallows, reigning Japehomer lifted i "It was harder on us mentally and emotionally than it wit' Swallows of the Japa- first-inn snowing the most hustle and aggressiveness and he picked Dave byBefore rain. a crowd of 6,000 at theYakult tiese League edged Seattle, 10, Cardinals. Lou Brock and ness baseball champions, got a physically," notes Fran Tarkenton, one of the oldest regular PaAer. four-hitter by Takao Obana, a perf ers. "Sixteen games is too much." Too much for what '.4 orm *at wasn't a bad call, but he should check out Glenn Hubbard a college, the Yankees — playing San Diego topped California, 4- Garry Templeton singled 21-year-old right-harlder. The don't think it made a bit of difference because Ote toW their first pre-season game litt more, from li ta'.'. game's only nm came on played was no different exhibition games were PENNANT PENCHANT v,ericut BiL'tIIJF* by Alan Mover consecutive Aflanta's little pepperpot is like someone who has just been told used mostly minor leaguers and triples in the fourth four, leaving the same old 20 contests. Thie second-stringers and scored all his 'house is on fire. He never walks; he always runs. by Tsutomu Wakamatau less worried about being worn out than being compensated eatfa.: ve too their runs In the first tour in808£ E#4IONNEW )VR'r YA/iWFES eith er ha 1aehasn't seen too much of Hubbard and n = dKatsuo Oshugi off Mariner for the two additional regular games. Final Injury tabulations matiy others in the National League because the rlghthanded 01118$. left-bander Floyd Bannister, haven't been made, but I suspect they won't vary from previous '; AMNA&'R, 't1, 7 gFM78,/4tc,lhf4/ Z4 one For the Yanks, Jay secbnd baseman played In only 44 games for the Braves after they y(57!/Gf O,efl/#,' V/ Rookie Barry Evans homered years. called himnup last July from Richmond, where he was hitting .3. and Damaso Garcia had two Q. In baseball, what does the tsrmdeslgnated hitter meu?-' andaingledtwlcetothivelntwo u'rearound theBraves' stocky 21-year-old for any length of -,irc,q,q ,°WiY6 7)3'NN/,fl 5yzqr,tfl I more nais to lead San Diego. Rich Fisher, Raseburg Ore. th rr, you can't help noticing some of his resemblance to Rose. I thought everybody was already settled into this. Several yeam ". If 1 W11y& A& & Ie' 4 A 0 Evans homered with two out in He not only built like him, he runs like him and Wks like him. '"~r*/10 rlo'~, , 11"'l ,ez 01i 4 9t// CO,VEC7/P 1)Y(M the first Inning off Angel darter ago 1973 to be exact the American League instituted the dad Hubbard admires Pete Rose. P8HMANt fOR714W if tcherfroin the regular batting lineup. It replaced Frank Tanana. Reliever Dave removal of 'llkethewayhepIays,"hesays."IIikehl5style,hlsconarnandeslgnatedtotakehistwnatbatandrentalnià th LaRodie took th e loss and himwl sIsncy, his h ustle and his aggressiveness. When we played the wners Randy Jones earned the win, the dugout when his team took the field. To show you how time Reds last year and I met him for the first time, I had my picture /P/teM flies, the most productive designated hitter that year was Or1an takes with him and he signed a ball for me." (4iI' In the intruquad games, the Cepeda who hit 20 homers for the Boston Red Sox and sub', For the past two years, while playing in the minors, Hubbard rf/v72ec Mets' Willie Moidanez and Lee sequently wound up in a jail in Florida on a drug possession.. had a picture in his locker of Rose diving Into third base. Every Mazzith belted home rims and charge. he Igoked at the picture, It sort of inspired him BALTIMORE (UP!) The Steve Henderson had two Q. How does Bob Grlese rate amasg all qurterbscka?Pbfl MW,., Y. owners dotgilu ... DstroItrgokLeDw N.bs,Ms. 1. Aerial 1 .v Geboo.kevs hi four rom. Vy wML Us isast ve t11, bsrel, Ma tist d I1OI't have" bbard was with the Braves when they stopped Rose's conwho was criticized for his with a single and a homer and the strongest arm In the business. But he Is an accurate ___ passer; a V seive-game hitting st reak, although he was on the disabled ride on the 3-year-old in Steve Kemp banged out three disciplined, astute field general, and an extension of Coach Den' w1a knee thJuryat the Ume. '_ Tuesday's Florida Derby, hits, one a home rim, while Shula on the field much the urns way Bait Starr carried out really wanted him to break the record," Hubbard admits, keeps the mount on the early scoring three times ... Oak- Vines Loinbardi's edicts for the old Green Bay Packer,. "bét not against us.! wanted him to keep going. If anyone stopped Kentucky Derby favorite. 1 land's Rob Picciolo had three Q.I would like to knew what hmppeaedt.thethiee-psint play la'' h14, though, I wanted it to be " hits and Glenn Burke had a the NBA? Earlier Ii the .eases If you made a basket from 5 feet Trainer Buddy Delp told the arung slowly with the Braves Last July, Hubbard began Baltimore Sun from I'hflari' bases-loaded double ... Wet suty.uwereawarded three pilits.Ikves't seen erhesrdduy __ cojln8 on toward the end and wo und UP hitting .258 with 42 hits in dale, Fla., that Harry and grounds caused postponement Ihree-pshaeru, aithaugh lve sees pease diets owe t Sleet — 1 times up. He connected for his first majorleague homer off Teresa Meyerhoff, who own the of Houston's scheduled intras- Steve Ease, Oregan City, Ore. M4tny Sarmiento of the Reds on Sept. 23, and nicked Tom Seaver Bold Bidder colt, will select one V That was strictly a pm-lesson experiment to in If the old quad game. for[hls second one eight days later, so Rose saw both his homers. of four riders. American Basketball Association rule was worth adopting. There " ipubbardisa much better fielder than Rose was when hefirst was neveranybdanttocarryft into the rngu)ar season this year, "The Meyeriioa are down to caie up with the Reds, also as a second baseman, in 1963. lathit' althoughItmIgtbeconsidered for 1V7910.My own four riders Roruile Franklin, '1l think he'll be the outdandingsecond baaemnanin the league," Bill Shoemaker, Darrell A 's 11 theNBAlstooccnservalivetogoforft. Sale feeling \S sap Braves' Manager Bobby Cox. "Nobody turns the double play McHargue and Jacinto VuQ. Why do high jumpers aid pile vulture wear ferest be er thim he dos right now. He'll hit, too." Of brada of ike. whes they jp? I euld 'ever seethe rrasui quex, aixi not necessarily In on at Ham Air Force Base In Germany where his father was that fit It — Adsihi Beim, New &ft.M, Com, r," Delp said Wednea. .1 £ lotted In 1957, Hubbard came to this country two years later day. "I told them all the facts d? Pole vaulters west regular track spikes, with nothing on the I ii was drafted by Atlanta in the 20th round after be graduated about the four riders. If the back of the heel. High jumpers, however, use longer spikes for W ichool in Ogden, Utah. Mir feet, n the heel of their shoe, most of ths time oà Meyerboffsdecldetotaeoneof SCO1'1DALE, Aris. (UPI) the left foot. That's their general takeoff bet For the Fosbury he Braves' brochure lists hint as S1eet-9, but he's closer to 5-7, the more experienced riders on This could be the day Charlie Flop, I am told, most high jumpers wear regular tack shoes.' Hi ibard weIghs 168 pounds and feels the reason he was drafted so their colt, It will be fine with me ulle)' ' finally sells his Oakland loi was because he is so short. He has shown he can hit minor'bpf ani, the ustl ,,4of Franklin will UDdSIItIfld. A's baseball club, lei tue pitching with averages of .317 and .385 at Greenwood in WASHDAY DROP-OUTS do UPI pa pkW 1._Converted Splits: Grace Davis 5.7, Delp had criticized Franklin Finley has been trying to hairelses they're leehiag forward in weW usUsual cIV I and 1977 and . at Richmond over the first half of last for miiig Spectacular Debi Wagner 1.7, 5.7, 510, j 'Standings: Whiz Kids, Hooks $ McGuire. 57, Joanne sass si. unload the team for two se son. pIom rings Wbs provides these rings? — U. , Msbk, Al.., circle the field twice en rode to Curves, Hits I misses, Stock Otter HlØlIghts: Turkey, Amber now, but every time he bat Hubbard Would like to do most Is P1Y in the majors lusters, Dine Sits Shamrocks, stet.tea., Lucille Clark., Vonda You con bsstrethsy'renot being stçplled by the wire suvice.. his 4½-length victory. But Nomads, Splitters, buyer all set, his lease with the The respective schools, as is the cue this yew,are so Hot Shots, Allay ye ra and the bed way he knows of doing that is by showing Wedsesday he pointed an Soapsuds, Sax Symbols, kh I of consistency Pete Rose has shown In Ida career. C4,, Oakland Colisetin negated the at being singled out that they usually spring for ft r Mel COtditO, Duffers, Go getters. Makeup. Alley CI51fl ti ALL £ CHAIN no of the big differences between Rose and Hubbard now are who todR Sir Ivor Again, and Cops, Sunllrds, Scatter Pins... football being the high-revenue spost that It Is and players stia . Standings: Junk Yard Dogs, The Now, It Is possible he will tütg tictsgcilly 'n,ed Be asters, they can afford It. HIQh Gaines: Marvin McNutt 211: than $095,000 this Jorge Velasquez, the rider of t)i Ir salaries. Rose Is drawing slightly Go Iehowns,Gutter Dusters. Moon ____ more Martin Hansen 201.102, Lillie pi.s, Oar s, No rsachanagr.ema*— today or more than the $21,000 Fantasy 'N Reality. m. Go at Son 15*1) H ubbard IS getting li Adiington 120, Harold Fox m Q. Hew di. Wesley Usld manage I. my hi the Niti-ul' Getters, The Quick Starts. before the weekend — with a lashetbull ni iimwn. "I dn't how Cordero if I Chutes Adiington 101; Gus Nsindl High Games: Jim Nader 213, any As.eclen as a caSt? MVo fat, We get bad h,ee' lIlt Sells Jordan Ill; Mac Hubbard isn't worried too much abort that. Fore 173. S ob Griffith' lIe. Neelemrow 01 LoS ADISISO and Bey be ca's sheet aid ha's suly 1.7. ru paulet — NJ. ILj, saw him climbing out ofnla McKibben Irving Fried ill; Moon 101, iryant Hickson ISI, Sub AI'I* lasbteIsNn who are 1 Look, Hubble, go out and have a good year for is and Fil tear banana tree, bit I'm certai y Ted Picks"Ill: 150: Jim Artoyo 173; Doyle 157, Bob See 120, Ernie Runion bderedid hr keeping the SMut you a new e," Bi on ll Lucas, the Braves' well acquihed with Velsiques Barbara Knesil 174, Lucille upour contrast and give , VIIflOII Whit. 201, Shilvy Fore In Oakla Dear Pled: As they used to say abed Eddie Stairky, all nd. , (Old t he CU1I3fr yer personn si de nt and director of p la el Thatcher 1401 vIit' pre WinnIe Spencer 144, , oriniw, iv, Thetea - and I know he's g g does Is win. The 11-year veteran of the Wailgton Busts, who Gene McNuft 143; Micki Langill, Gone Previously, every buyer Hicklon 175, Loans. yn halrb*fjeIder when is signed his lad contract. $18, off , Olson Gran. Scoggks 114, Mww See 177, Fbtlsybidwadadtoino,e the t's nice o( you, but itisn'tneceiaary," Hubbard answered. I'm Bum Uie.e two rideme. neman 157, Dolores lurks 153; Kathy y doeshavebud hingss.Bdhe is imIquelybuIforhisjob.He usas "I was teilwg my wife the other dl)?, I don't play this genie for out to b*Imidate Franklin and Helen Kam insky 110: Frances 2111Higi, Series: Jim Nader 314, May fraiIn. Fileger lit namely Denever and Now his 1 sagely to block other guys lit arowrd the boekit Fo1V 412, II in4ney, I play It for fun because I love IL The dub has been very our Wires,"P ul4 , High Series: Martin Hansen 341, MOOn 43. Sryan$ Hickson My, iuo' bit Finley's 38-year me. I'm sire I'll make my money as I go along." •'Cord htenUonl3y Caifli Marvin McNutt 33$: Mac McKibben Doyle 511, Ernie Nunhon 333, Vernon PIeJ. shoot.' when he decides to gun for the bs*d. And no Coliseimi stepped ease with t he V iiose had the exact mini. attitude when he first came UP. 514, lid Pvdtett IN: Harold FOX gI'lij and White IN. $tieivy Firs 503. Thelma onesirpausinlulb4othsoutletPsssonc.hscISsIth, 151, Gus Niledi III: Lisle Miller Hickson 145, Luanne Neynetds 3W the asks. Mill has, he hijisis. He aim says, however, he needs money SO lit Bid on 1111 183, Joe Ferrer * 1rving Fried *ae Se. a,, Ma heIr 411 Finley has nine years diflual,. bod He showed in last year's c inemb pliyes V V payhiabws,so nobody cwblame him for tryhtglontakeasunsch h. was 1571114 to s, Lilila Adl$ng$j, 141; isv much be 'ii to a teem. ed5gi' Kathy$C*ipl a lie can as be,gocs along. tasks Franklin 1), 4 Spencer 414, Lucille TMtcher, 441: 447, Luenne Neyne* 4.11. Q. He, deUhi. Gsney aid Des who bad 'ff u '' JIM ArTOyO 441, Glad"Orlimenan Other Highlights: Star of Nil Week wkb . then so he iIr'' he or . Mal as Desrs year, get ileng uow? 443; Serbara Knhsel 41 Gene Iryant "MUM V. +43. Hl of they our — Of 3" J.3" Veu, cm 3" 5 Hickson and "3.,,, -i converted Splilts: Helen Sexton inoiM. Theuethsrd?dka: co*.Bdth.yaiecIvlid' MalJneky 171 Gladys Grannemin 1__________ Nine pecplaotheanaurtotheseos.diasthuisthitthay "Bit be knows he'll never got 7; Mary Autusto 5.7: Lilhlin Foul . back on Spectacular Bid. Is SaMuel louder 2.10: MIcPJ Lane S. of saying_huts, IBis sbus they 11: Seb Osnenbet 1411: Sam fact, I woulds't ass Vtla.quei America AMine. (isiebtity CM Uhf ("sic in Puste Bios. ft I Crushes Eust is $7.11; Ted W Coidaro as a billy goet" Kaminuky Farr 241 Its Ge ho raikiw O y Ike a aseir he. *nd in fur pp,,, ,. ii; Gerden Lamb 3-Il, Mike Suits EUSTI8— The L Br Brantley 3.10. twIce. n inseedur lit 01 serse yen 4elon Daimis podel a wi - 355. Ighbassbs11t.umksaockadat Other Highlights: Miriam Van also U, r, in ha oulyW score of i Ouyne missed triplicate 34.)3y, , oU tournament___ Wed. cane In with a siam lIfer the Wednes4ay as Dun FriSk diliver on the '"4 Fart thaursuc. uw SUN5AY NITIMIXID at Ma1air Comdry flMrvusl lead In the Mary' WkeaeCs*iomsmAues?He,.. Standings: SitweWs Nanch, pin- çiniji,d two-bit pitching of scattered ike s and repped Ether electric totenamed. Ups. Mr. C's Citcken. The PNs, •- k w'i.'s g edadeildiaidtweg1esaid •Nu1dk Par idBiPbuaSISd ad hS ftVIBiU, Wabash No.?. I. Nit. Strikers. Heiid, 1*. IWiel to rogiet.r a 114 vIctory Hussy MIke belted a horns rue in? — Jes W k1'.. Custom i,voue. IAssI Moore was sseurtd In A Games: Larry Green W. spot HIP ___ rA7(XlMWótbwdsyil* MdtWOtN Crooms Girls fllt with Merge fl and ___ Lynn Iiiaiel 217, Jim Mew .201, v Bredley is $4 ad plays it promains hi the Old tWA.) He a Altensul. 8pr [ale Mar)? Am WWIW'l ty.ng defeated Wabash Collage CM Moyer ill. it th Ms UUE. ed ad in las and ?T. 'uded sit . mijer longs. iist?ui. lsad, bess FVI in High Series: Ln lilani lie. IaUI ti— sweeping w,de..ihiy Win 3rd Tilt m the IUWS e Is * ?pke Saturday. Martin iSsuer Ste. Oiarlle Plant ho 1'g. mstces WW its am, Roomy broWdloi we 8 P.N.t S& Oft lu i.s..samjv 1 . IlSiude $14 Larry Orson 513, My Seminole Girls , , record to 114. —.. 80 in Now OrI ke . WC is horns Saturday it 2 'k' ii MwyAadirassUsd'M31½ jhaaiJilc' HIS 31$ YSilSd SOON:_Ny Or. 47. 'WOO, IS 1.MS 1.1 *Iain Mè'm had a 38. its third itraigho victiry P.m' against Columbia 01401f Wo 4,, NI 4-7,1. " iielty. 1I Linda SluM $41 maii. was C withoat a less W.ssday,. Mary Mi Th. 5faoe_High __ ___ __ girls S ' Olbir, HIghlIgiiN: Slur: LY 1. with a 35 ad W'balI t 'iki,Vs4 1 1143 p p Peel I' dusting F' 'u, W4 _J ad 555 3 K Phelas d, Ed Pe 44 4-3, 111aM +'N. jM ' iigr to D.Ld Wad Lvm ad 051510 Lii Slid it ± $ adibuiess 50ev. German t At ibis 5.1, 44, 1 j-.,q " silt,, 'ttw.WhiiW Chips -i 3 2$ Vera, &ait d ai hihisushlur Kyle LangiM d. Clirle Ned 6,11, 64i NighMY$TUYI.ASeS$ Orobi. Webb I. Syrea Lames 44. Games: DO Wagner 111, JckIa aim (lacludial Mmii scir14 355. at in to lb* wianors wbUs CyitMa .pru j, 42) ui phI iNcWs d. John srewn 61, Amber $tsfantohs 111510. ShIny 'N' bwi. I. Deuiley is D fl U' 1. aid ha ho pediwsar idi Piuvhi ad 1* bad es; CbrlsLWlle#.Markoyea4'4; asr in, seni. prIwr m. Y in Ill itsnw Holu.Phalest Fms.Kael 44. 64i -. 40_Sires: AmOur Stotonhuha Ysir aid J tT .11 a35 aid Muds DUST. y Ma*pi''. (IlJi1&. Ho ad May i is _t , L!Webbtibem-L*e44 $1, N51501 Wliur IN. ANSI 8i50SI5 ,. Parade 3B 6 Maple Sc ott it Los Angeles at Buffalo 'j Sa n Moline, moved on to St. Joseph in the St. Louis Cardinals' chain, then to Rochester and final ly to the Reds. In 1939, three years alter ides took over the Reds, they won their first pennant since the 1919 Black Sox scandal. desperado managers like Leo 0(S4) 12-60; P (5.4) 2400 1 (54. 2) 43.20. Time 31.30 Ninth Nice, S-is, B: Boston at Atlanta . Drew, Criss 2.60 7.10 11.11. 4.40 2.80 3.00 7 Road Two 1.00 4.20 SANPONDORLANoo 2.40 Atlanta 3$ 29 .567 21/p WEDNESDAY MATINEEQ (2.7) 22.10. (3.7) First Race, 1.14, D: Houston 30 36 4 I) 111.00. Tome 31.44. 2 Broken Treaty 22.2o 9.4o 4.4a Cit"Ind 28 31 .424 12 E lev enth e$roI? 24 40 310 240 1 Which Way Isup 9.60 9.00 4.40 Iiew CrIns 21 46 .313 191"? 7 Anne R Ing 4.00 3 Alert's Mr. E 8.60 4 60 Western Conference 0(2.3)33.40,1(2.3.7) 999.10. Time 7 Bossy Scott 300 31.53. Midwest Division 107.41: P (I -3) 101.70:1 (I Race 4 Ai'tii't U Glad Kan City 10 27 597 12.20 6.40 440 Twelfth R ace, D. 5 Factual Denver 37 32 534 4 5.00 3.00 3 Penny Hanson 1 Speedy Rocket Miwauke 29 31 433 11 5.30 5 saint 5.20 40 4)U.7l;T(4.s. 1 Minnie No No 3.4 i0ei5e Chico" 23 41 : Q(31)lo.00,p(5.S) 130.10,T( theageof 82, began his baseball career in Moline, Ill., after serving as a lieutenant and mortar platoon leade r in World War I. He got his first job with executive who knew what he wanted to achieve in the best Interests of the game he loved. He achieved both his goals. He strengthened the authority of National League umpires, which had been eroded by .307 and 244 home runs. Wilson's problems continued after his retirement from baseball and he died penniless His drinking problem, which often affected his play and also led to numerous off-the-field National League record of 56 homers and a major league mark of 195 RBI while playing for the Chicago Cubs. The records still stand. No National Leaguer before or since has hit more than 54 homers and the closed anyone has come to Wilson's RBI mark was 184 by sonalities. America as a person and xecutLve. The Veterans Corninittee of the Baseball Writers Lou Gehrlg in 1931. the distant past have been surpassed. But, in 1930, the 5foot4, 200-pound, mixed-up mail named Lewis "Hack" Wilson batted .356, and set a 5 Trapper Red 6 Drill's Doe NY islndri S St Louis S Minnesota 5, Detroit 1 Thursday's Gem*$ Chicago at Philadelphia 43 70 643 — 3.5 29 SI? 5l New irsey 32 31 .5N II New York 28 40 Boston , :s'. i Central Division Wash Ptia 3 Thursday, March I, 107-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. *- 1n.rr'a.'e.r'.r . - ,. !___:_L__ ,a a. i..,. . a- - -- --- - - --- I - ' - - - - - ' ' - - s. - �- . . . . . 'ltI I Thursday, March S 1919 IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. OURSELVES Evening Mrs Id, Sanford, Fl. I. r tv~ - : \ Thursday, MarhI, 17-.B yI5 r3IVI rin! I -,! .T. njl low Hr) C uai InAnd Around Lake Mary •iJ Iiurefl h Performance tooP. :ry1 1 Are Likely To Was A To Night / __________________________________ When you buy a Mezurlokm HEET VINYL FLOORING ;- V' 1'i' Prime flooring in 12' widths Inter-foam / I • A Premixed sand, gravel and cement. 40 lb. bag . .. . .......... 2.99 __ INIS 9 Price Each Bulb g • Fluid L"I, Cove I WAl I ntry Latex • • SYNTHETIC TURF Res sts • .-- - • A (Installation available. Ask your selesimn for details). a All purpose •mL,fly KNIVES SHELF Each 25C 'iet. .V .• *5.... 5"x6" ............ .35C 8" X 10'...................490 10"x12.. ................. 75C 12"x14" Sac Two-part die cost handle, hold to, gether with a strong screw. Hole in end of handle for easy hanging. Four extra blades inside No. 165 (each) ............ i.a Royallagle modgmWfgd set. 60" Sink Base, two 15" x 30" Wall Cabinats, matching Valance. 1ETRACTAIIISLADI ITHJIYK,I TRIMLINE -r Reg. Price (each) _________ .1.50 4. t. ' sa q CIu4Ajxe hose and 2 clamps Duct or ductlees type 3Cr' raw hood In White, Avocado, Nmow, Harvest Wheat i _.-_-' . DRYMVWKff Contains hood,4'x5'f$ezIbl.hos. and two clenVe. CDX pLyWOOD 5!W'x4'xB'............11.14 1HR w0 plastics and wood. Flush 3!4"x4'*8' py sidss.Doubls 114"*4'x8' No. ,9 , 7404tech1..........l . ," or pacify him, "when what he really wants Is to be changed or cuddled." When breast-fed, the InfWtsUC and no longer. With the bodlie, Un mother often makes W child finish this anoia*MshcJdedthe htsid. It breast-feeding isn't • / 6.33 Bundle WWI ad 0~w Imu 20Y..iWarmany 6. Scivar. ... 20.7 Bundle Piece 2x6it8'.....,.,. , . 213 3.23 2*6*12' ................ 4.11 2x6x14 24 • -. 5; SRUCI STUDS A well Insula- - -- - - - A C U' plate. "The appetite of the child Isn't taken into account," he says. "And junk food is often used as a reward for cleaning the plate.Today's kids are raIa.d on the Wedan4ype did, high in saturated fats, ted horns can save you *18, - S pen UJ••1 . ! In fuel costs •., ' . - Piici.,....i. .•e . •4-. . - '• ." '.. :.' M~y 27" ' .! - MATCH1N0 •:• •i parents are obese, the dances of their children being fat an 80 percent; if neither La obese, those chancesdrop toa mere 7 percent.It s. etrFn% and grandmother of the The program, "How to Make egroom respectively. Cake, little finger sandwiches Corsages" will be presented by and punch were served b the Mrs. Peggy Alkens. A covered hostesses. The wedding Will dish will foll ow. take p place ce April PT 7 Members are asked to bring a Richard Keogh .L UW C> I Collection Getting 'S AV.' Married? r Engagement and wedding forms are available at the Herald offices to an. notmce these events. The forms may be accompanled by professional black and 'a j • odalf Fve rTx' SNIPORD '? •,- j weeks of the wedding. Contact The Herald OURSELVES editor for Information and suggestions. • - . -• &L rflaryiesiner / 200 N. PARK S - SANFORD PH. 322.2313 1'U%IV 'fCW1 D1% FADK F, ( SOUD COLOR FASHION RITE unm S,rOCK OF OUIUZ9&I4QUMJIY DOUBLEKNITS 100.YEs1F 12 G UZE A ISW1Z) 49 $1 SPRM! v 100% POLYE57EX DOUBLE *NEWEST COLORS A STYLES OF 1IUS.1RATU POLYESTER W WID€ VD. NODOG ALL YEAR KNI1' 88; NOIROPaNG when their tgers quen.d too tightly? are Also, 1 ZIPPERS I FOR '1 .mluM you a railroad or an NONMSW cuummn W 1. FIRST $Too UNPUD ¶ 1/ Abby,dim'tmenr,sllzethat usesa women wear codome ring that cut into their to sill ______ ML3040 _J'•• nouncement. Wedding form and pictures must be submitted within two tbe third handshake !letosga t dwu Satur&y l Shriek Wa - - 1' • ___ desired with the an- SNOIS FOR WONEt4 • t .' white and cut DEAR ANY: I went to a pert the d)'evening wherel saw animibero( old friends. IU wives bugged me and their .I ', ' .) photographsifa picture is DEAR ABBY Here's how our family docided who should get what after Granny died and left no will. the canls. High man got the Itemnlimore than one of us wanted ft. NOQUIBBLING More styles than ever and the colors are breathtakingly beautiful! 4. TALON J' guest. Collins ,canbsfrlgitlullypaldul. • ,puhl 1 - .- #tLa.. "The but Is thin" he &Y ays. "If both monthly meeting Wednesday March 14 at noon, also at the home of Mrs. Mildred San- Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cliff young dancers with their very the Fellowship Hall of the Nelson (Jinnie) at their home in attractive costumes en, United Presbyterian Church in Lake Mary is Mrs. Lea Udovin tertained the audience with the Lake Mary starting at 3 p.m. from Falls Church, Va. Mrs. Ballade, Fantasie on Polish A patriotic program will be Udovin has been a very dear Airs and Slavonic Dances done given by Mr. and Mrs. Cushand close friend of the Nelson to perfection. man and Thurston Chile of since they first met in Hawaii, The program was shared ft public .- Nlgs In.,'i, That '- IJJy ssin. *HlTIOlSC PATINT •• • . .... PinHsrmei 4 - - sadfhtdei$aadsl. IVesdaIwIIb Pid hell and • S paint or • .. . -. .cemisr1.le - ''... - •. isigths. U20 • -. •. . 'I' .. - -••-__-- - courage proper eating habits early." Besides starting his patients on lifelong pat terns of good eating, Dr. Eden has found a bonus the parents change their eating habits as well. "We are rewhing the adult through the child," he says. The Garden Club of LAM Mary is having their regular 13 years back, where their time with the outstanding Winter toPark. The attend. Refreshments children grew up together. singing group Central Florida Invited their Will be served. Speaking of the Nelsons, their Chorale well-known for daughter-in-law will be marvelous performing concerts celebrating her birthday this too -not only around Seminole john and )J))' y y. countrieslike back home after a weekend in week. PO and . Brunswick, Ga., where they All in all, it was great! Hats visited their niece and her From the g departoff to two very artistic and husband men cer David Higgintalented sisters, Miriam and botharn of the doi e Mary Valerie, who have contributed Poll is Lakng so much to the world of perDavid spent a week in the forming arts In our area and The Lake Mary Homemakers hospital but he is out now and to the new BGS will meet Tuesday, March feeling much better. All of his Miss Hozak.Associate Club 13, at 9:30 a.m• at the home of friends will be glad to know that Mrs. Mildred Sandusky. he is back home The program will be A miscellaneous bridal presented by Mrs. Phyllis shower was given in Orlando in Ilasta la vista. honor of Miss Susan Welch, the Welton and features "Make future bride of Craig Keogh of L&e Mary. JUST ARRIVED The shower was given by Mrs. Perry Quinton at her home assisted by Mrs. Anna 1 Abdoyan. The home was specially OF TEXAS decorated for this event and about 40 people attended the Spring Handbag party. Among them were Mrs. • . ..•. -•• throui16' J.S , ' •' - xlr • . Create more storage p•• awhom.orwoikahop. soft, ... to ............1O.07 - atherosclerosos later in life, but It might, and that's I _________________ S*11ent Husband' let the spring shine in 1010room ' - drome, with the parent decidin portions (usually too large) O 700 French AvenUe Ph:323-4700 7:30 G.-M Monday Parents aften succumb 10 the Clean Plate Syn ,. of iii. faMa will develop hypirtonanadeltisetakthg tap to restrict "it Intake many home pr . 1 Parents also are guifty Of Wand salttothe baby's food. "Anhuantizn'tbornwlth a craving for sugar and ult," he says. "This is a 'learned response.' T e mother tends to season the milk to suit her taste. The infant grows to like sugar -which can lead to obesity arid tooth problems -and sait. ever soft yew WO& Cart to used PRICES GOODTHRU MARCH 15 - says. Solid cereals, baby fooda, junior foods and adult I Few Pilaces...ves AMES -~.-Rmt rewv" the right to limit imbalance, protein loading, salt loading and a and eat only four eggs per week. "This Is the type of diet prescribed for atheroscelerosis victims," he says. "We don't know whether a prudent diet will slow the development of 2715. as one of Chicago's leading choreographers among other 4 accompII lishments. The Sally Harrison Chapter of Her hard work paid off. The the D.A.R. will meet Friday at he IUNIOR$ Price, quoted In this ad are based on customers pickingup merchandise at our e.DSkyi$aVSil$bISfOr.$m&IChItgS. £oo much solid food too early can lead to energy Mother's .Hk ti, too, because the essential another encouragement for overeating, Dr. Eden's patients begin with skim milk at 2 years Members are asked to bring a sack lunch. For more information, call 322-39,70 or 322- PILA HUGHES Lake Mary orrespondent . .2014 I 3/4"x4'x8' ........ breast or formula-fed during the first year of life. - -8 .. . -f ds should be ki ul U 00 at 4 to 6 months of age. But I've seen mothers who begin solids within the first week of 01 e.Ic.r'd Lightweight, easy to 818"x4'x8'........,....1S.4$ Parents should also avoid giving solid foods too UT17. An infant should North America. A lactating baby, however, receives the right amount of iron, and the Iron -fortified formulas provide an adequte supply. Thom Infants given cow's milk may suffer from anemia, irritability siid slow gToWth. • cholesterol and calories I ...... 2*6 * 10 .0.73 ' . , 344111 1302 112" * 4' * 8'.............1113 , . .4' 15.03 Good for fim .27.15 tt l300 Ductless (s.ch) ..... 2L25 ,.'.'.' deficiency In p cut bb" L i$'' early on .w )Olfl Own tAngene bInu.tare, Sheet sechyw, ADMIduPLYW000 N-Il $q.Ft. NiB Sq.Ft. 114"x4'x8' 3l4"ii15"..IOC f'Ir....ISC a 3/8' *4*8... ............• 3W's2i..IOO tn23....lSI u2"x4'xa' ............ , to row S DEAR ABBY: My problem is Ifound out four yearslater that DEARTREAThENT: Id.t't DEAR ABBY: The lady S anthtLsI*nd. He suddenly he awI talking that first kaiw, be$tfl were eaIwoeld who signed TRAPPED quit talking to me and he won't time because I used his car and try to Red out. He eaW be discovered that her husband Dear tell me why. didn't fill i the gas tank! had been unfaithful sick, ar jot plus I could write a bock on the egly. Yser kobud seasM as The first time he dammed t years, could have been written • A we Were Married only six different times he clammed up. dwagh be has a lot of words by my mother, only she and monthe All of a sudden he The record was 13 days, and I slutedup which way used I. be I Dad have been married only 19 wasn't speaking to me, and no dill don't know the reason for u±±d in a dicier's office. I years. amoimt of b.ggingcnmypszt that one. We have three recemmead ceenseiW. U be About three months ago she could make him tell me what I thi1en, the youngest Is 5, so weal 5. ge ahe! sad learn caught Dad in a situation like had dons wrong. He woulda't I'mtrythgto see fttluough, but bewt.e.mmksle with yew entertainment. I want a that. She says there wlflbeno katmeor talk to me for Itlarough. SeMp.mor. hypnotist with the best divorce, but she hulocked him three whole days. Than, all ola WIsthemLMter with a DEAR ABBY: U a person credentials who meets the out of her bedroom. Now Dad sudden he started tallting to me man vft acts this way? wants to be hypnotized to lose highest professional standards. sleeps with my little brother. Just like nothin bed havosood. SUNTTRZATMEBT wW&, quit smoking, diminate MMUSTEDIN01110 He has begged Mom to give pain fting ft&iftb, May DEAR irfr9nmalzu: wrille him another chance, but dw or dotal work or for say other IrnA S.clstyoldliiksl wontlam the elded(l6) but l legitlmite rtsa', where does Hypasein, 2* East Des,s old am he find an honed, qualified Ave., 8.11. 212, Des Plumes, woman because she • hypnotist? *11. Thei cemmeud give, has trapped I don't want one who T mcii klgkly qualified can't forS U'vIt, S or herself. hyponotlau peotil. f fm kypaslt& SORRY FOR DAD DEM WMY: Y" may be I Ose self wNh a dWo FIBERGLASS ~36 8.30 1i'x4sw(4 ply) ....... .00 11=16ted. Has front handle 1200 Duct-type Suitable for studs and Johft create a solid, plece roof "M Is ivom tOwind iT or weather. \ / . the sun $ heat to Each 0 ______________________ , RANGE HOODS , fturso 3/W'x4'xB.............. 1/2" x 4' x W 0 ply) ....... Included. No.7504 leach) .,........j,N - -------- Sealed down by INSULATION . 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I hope that most of you attended this performance. It *as utiful a ht to remember. Titled "An Evening of Dance & Lyrics, the Ballet Guild dancers perform under the masterfulchoreography Mi ss LflIV £W&UJ 1 recognized , fatty acids found there are more readily absorbed the saturated fats 'm. best w possible, Dr Eden says the mother should use Infant formula as a substitute not coves MUL Coves milk Problem Is Set • TIJFF4ITE Deluxe 11Z' x 50' hose. Made of 2- Set Locks in four positions, designed for safety. With two blades. No.402(each) ............ 36 ............. 959 9 9900 jo SAW No. 8312 12'x314" ....... 4W No.8316 16'*3/4"........5.75 No. 8325 25'x314" , . set by age S. - • RDEN HOSE •,. •. ea lock. 3/4 wide rigid Yellow blade, with beft clip. S 19,11 3.TO Ni 240 (Sink faucet and counter top not included. I Adhin S i IU Is usually their child1ren. 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MJI POWER TAPE RULE tui Wright and Valerie Weld, talented and well-known Artistic Directors of the BaIlet Guild of Sanford-Seminole (BGS) presented the guild ,, ,i ssrtb'ihsklsg, We a 298 YD $ 19W bud. mW ~iiiiiss jb*Adal db T MIkEs -________________________________________________________________ -- FMMICS . n.,, iea-i,. *.-s.t iea-.s,. tie ZAVRI PLAZA AT AIRPORT 9LVIL �__________ '. ØI.ON DlE Thursday, Marcho, by Chic , WANNA TASTE THE CI4EFS NEW '•. ." 28. — Evening Herald, Sanford, F). . Young Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 45 Stage of histo ...fTfO1OjLI I Inordinate 46W,fi'fZeus lADY 100 U1T Self-esteem 50 Insect egg 11AA Tic 4 Ovule 52 Accountant HU 7 Common newt tbbr.) N I MIUIMM 8111L I. s! 10 Heating 54 On same side I p $ i. apparatus 55 Day of rest T0 6 C I NUAN1CjYJ liCompass 58 Upsets UCI IN A P P 1 N point 60 Type of cross TA I f L - Is i N E 12 incorrect 61 Greek letter . _I CNAW F]tI5 (prefix) 82 Racetrack . I ALL TRU K 13 Happily shape I NE1D1 C r 14 Paw through 83 Crony LH A I A F N C C L Y 18 And so on 0£LC 64 Dress flax SV iC (abbr., lat., 2 65 Obtained 15 European gull 41 Epiphyte wds.) 18 Animal doctor 42 Short sleep 17 18, Roman DOWN (abbr.) 19 Dry,as wine 44 Vein of a leaf 21 First-rate 20 This (Sp) I Expel (comp.wd) 47 Brilliance of 22 Snakelike fish 2 Become firm success 23 Stripling 24 Dry dishes 3 Variety of 25 Experts 48 Brook 27 Raced faster agate 30 Jackies 2nd 4 More uncanny 26 One (Get.) 49 Fool 28 Soviet Union 51 Discretion husband 5 African iabbr.) 31 Increases antelope 53 Excited 29 Ointment 34 City in Ohio 6 Precious 55 ideal gas 31 Sticky 38 Preoccupy stones , JEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker : -'-- OH CMONI FUZZ HE'S PONE SOMe NICE THINGS FOR REMEMBER W14EN HE GAVE YOU THAT LITTLE RUBBER PA TO ST AMP YOUR FOOT ON? "'ç I 38 Songstress 1 2 3 32 Border on {abbr) 33 City in Turkey 56 Auto club 35 Slangy 57 Article affirmative rson 59 Macao coin 37 Third pe II 10 13 .THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom WDTO IFI g,L'JA —— — 17 18 19 ____________ ________ 20 — ___ 21 22 —— OJECK OUT - - 0 0 i ir___ ARCHIE by Bob Montana _ ______________________ ___________ - 29 & 1. ,, ,,,, ~.~ \ 25 28 —— 30 —— — — 37 38 DEARDR.LAMB—larnan good health except for constipation, which Vvehadmootmylife. I take Mdmudil for bulk and about one-fourth teaspoon of Skot.1Itakemjneraloil for lubrication and that seems __ SOUTHEASTERN HOME MORT. GAGE COMPANY, tic., Plaintiff, vs. LOUIS J. REYES,, ux. e, at, Deendarits 01-year-old woman and In Dr. Lamb : . to help. water, get CISB and chive my own Ct• I only weigh 82 pounds and I'm 4 feet 11 inches tall. What Is to take best time for me i hu lots of that, part of the miners] oil Is absorbed and Is treated as a foreign body inside the argans. Then, of course, It has the pleasant social problem of sometimes leaking through rectum. I' afraid I Just can't medicine like I'm taking? should I take mineral oil at bedtime cii an em*y stomach? rend mineral oil. Also, I take Metamucll and the Metaniudil, of course , Senokot In a glass of milk. provides bulk. Often that is too? Kindly get me straight. hopefully, most people will get DEAR READER — I'm 501T7 It from natural food products. to heai that you' re taking so The best ones are the cereal many things for your bowel fl which you can get from function. Sometimes it's v whole grain cereals that dlfficuit to reverse such a . pattern, particularly If it Is a provide bran. . Health latter number —— 4 atipalion. choice here would be to Mop It You can take your Met.amucil the day or even mineral oil sometimes make it twice a day,if you wilI or you difficult for their own small can use foods that contain bulk Intestine to absorb Important for breakfast and other meals vitamins and minerals. ---- Besides as well. - By BERNICEBEDE OSOL For FrIday, March 9, 1979 0 who'll want to pierce your . ______________________ Marck9,1979 bubble. Thiscornlng year should turn LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your an stll?not endanger out to be an extremely beny words carry a lot of weight ___ NORTH se one. You'll be rrikIr several today. You'll have to be extraEast covered the opening •7 major changes. One m careful to spade lead with his king and VK $ ____ ___ won SM trick With potIy be In your career area, hurt .omio,w's feelings. •11714$ the ace. Declarer knew that hinging about an opportunity wood would be p. ____ • A West had the queen of IUT for larger gains. EAST VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.' 22) spades because if had •Q10132 •E965 Although you may be looking to boththeklngandqueen he p1097 PISC (Feb. 30-March ) find a good wo J$432 wouldhavep rker today played queen 4 Q$ , K3 Youll find several excellent don,get Involved WM at trick one. we who 0543 #12 ways to economize which will gave you trouble before. Declarer wanted to establigh his diamond suit and at help your budget History repeats itself. •AJ4 the same time keep East Remember, however, to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. A QI away from the lead. If East mark a little for relaxation. 23) _______ • AJ9 advice got on the lead, he would be • K Q 106 Discover more about yourself for you today, and you should able to lead through declarCr's Jack-four of spa bysngforyour1979Aro. foflowft.However,don'tm,aj Vulnerable: Neither Graph ____ Letter. M•4' $1 Thus, declarer crossed to your pme plan. ft would dilute Dealer: EaSt dummy's king of hearts and to Astro-Grapho P.O. Box 46, your Chences for Sweels. WON 4wth Ead Smth led a small dhmnd (rum Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. 8CORPIO (Oct. *Nov. U) 2 N dummy, finessing the jack Be sire to 1PICIIY b1th 1P. Your hoped4or goals are within Pus 3 NT Pass P and losing to West's queen. Pi.ii ARID (March 21-April 19) reach, Westcould now donomore _____ _____ but you modn't let than cash )j queen of someon. else distract you and You _ spades to hold declarer to social but that doesn't your momsut. Keep en1ng lead: 3 two overt In the three YVWW ev.yhi else do. too. ithmslns no matter no trU _____ ________ ______ what is contract. If Wet Consider otbsrpeopk'sfwlIiigi said. ' had not taken this trick, before TLSkII%4 plate. 8AGTTA1IU$ (Nov UDec, declarer would have made _ an additional overtrick. 1)Uthareiaalipcitlnthe By II Oswald Jacoby Alm Seating TAUPM (April WN[sy a) Flo today, the bad thiq you A safe play that does n endan or he contract Whatever you do today, don't -- do Is to totally IPOtS t5 _____ Six dlsrnonds would have should sought in any forin b.trsya confidence. This would par.n endeautlimitodo "u been in excellent contract, of bridge. Ev en if this hand do more to hurt 70ir hxtagq plumed. tlsthfflculttoruchin came UP in rubber then you can any ___ system. After the spud. declarer's play on the P' di23Jus ( GEM (May 214= 31) 19) Youll proba* ioad on the diagammed egraznflied hand still had Dome UP hmd, nine tricks won then everything to gain and noth. U's fumtobsoi* with the erowd With a doodeolan idsstodeyto the ingtobou.. ______ 'iglng dories, but ti't helpallevlatsamajordemodlc was duplicate, so overtrjcki NxwspApe(rap WO=Y HAVE MCH OJLY A FIGMF4)TOF NJ k'flW. tMlk)A1k&j, . Ot.45 IMAGWAflO& ______________________ WIN AT BRIDGE coal do anything themaelves YOURBUtTHDAY Howie Schneider MOM FISME _________ All 49F 0— J . PRISCILLA'S POP ___ : — by Al Vermeir _______ /..._._4\PLAI5T1C.5. MOVIES. PA5T ____ _______ SNEAKER5 _________ 11 / 01 (0 " (( 7 byStolfel &'H.imdahl UGS BUNNY OUT : This 4OUQ VICIOU55O5SIP, IHAUNTf' FUP5Y.' .4 IT JUST NIMPS A U'L. FIXIN' UP....AN'TH' W141CH WAY 70 THE ADflC, MOAN —__aANV. I PRICE I* RieeI ___ ___ ___ HOPE.' ((I' 1:31 exh goulpy dloco.Ions. The seeds elford It to do your cel.lw.tb4. Frequently In duplicate (Do YOU have a question for take th• experts? Write "Ask the you plod will germinate. e, declarers AQUARIUS (Jan. XFsb. 19) riSkS U they strive for W. fr4Iyjjual questions jj CANCER (Jo. fl-July 23) An odremely active day — one You could be lurding with which you should thoroughiy if be answered accompanied 5h$Cofe Oti(lflhl COIl by Stampd, It"If pride today over an ac- enjcy — is Intmng.Inyour t. -addressed . The most lnt.r.àt. ooInpiI.lvnod. Unfortunately, seal to hay, a good (bus, don't Declarer on this hand kiq C ns will be usd in fr _______ Experts," caj. oF ffl ____ ______ ____ THAT? ____ ___ __ I _____ ___ _______ ___ __ ___ - 'I__ 0 V .4 _______ _________ _____ — __ _ ______ _ worlds: He discovered a COPJftOIJACOBYMOOERN,) IJ: n SPIDER-MAN .4 " '. FRANK AND ERNEST __________ V I by Stan Lie and John Ro,Wjta /N4 P(u$N,fA5r-s 4fA,Y$/W,,, jl WHEN NE $PQUI4 RELAX ME FROM JJL,X DIDN'T MAN' HI'S i'vii ir! THE KiNGPIN ' BARGAIN FOR 7)VAf.' O7 A REAL. I'M NOT PULLIN6 N'T LIKE V STRONG ANY MORE 305$ TH*T, NINO! ARGAINING ____ CARP-_____ ____ 4 ______ _____ ___ _____ ___ :'... 6JV I 4... I by Bob Thaves 40 4 FOE ANYSOPY! .4 I. V Z DON'I 11, Reg , tNCE AUDIT DIV. ,Ius, . I ENTRANCE ' - ___ __ • didn't blow In with the traditional winds, but March did bring a windfafltotheSensfnoleCoun. ty YMCA as Tom Parker of the Seminole County YMCA accepted a $1,000 check from Dale Bennett, March CASE NO. 7s.flu.CA4. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOUAREHEREBY,.,OfIfled that a Complaint tofok,,,a mortgage encumbering the following real property, to wit: LOS 22, Block B, LAKE BRAN. TLEY ISLES, SECOND ADDITION according to the Plot thereof as recorded In Flat Book ii, Pages, the Public Rent Seminole FEDERAL NATIONAL MON. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cot. . ratiji organized and existing under the laws of the United states of America, .: . , . Plaintiff, vs . .. and WELLS, his wife, and CREOITHRIFTOF AMERICA, THEOBIE WELLS. JR. . D. County, Florida, .- has been filed against you and INC. a Florida corporat. CONCENSION H. REVES and ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF president president of . __ the Rotary South. The monies were NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE is hereby given that the ; on EDWARD E. HADDOCK, JR., undersigned ARTHUR H. BECK. SWANN, AND HADDOCK, WIT1I,JR. Clerkof the Circuit Court PA., Plaintiff 's attorney, whose Of Seminole County, Florida, will on . address Is 17 SOUTH MAGNOLIA the 25th day of March, 1975 at 11:00 AVENUE, ORLANDO, FLORIDA A.M. at the W. front. me .32iO1 On Or before the 2nd day of Seminole County Courthouse. San. AprIl, in,, and file the original with ford, Florida, Offer for sale and sill .. elmer before at PublIc outcry to the highest and Clark of service cm Plaintiff's attorney or best bidder for cash, the following from the Rotary Bowl. Parker, In turn, presented a plaque of apprecialion to Bennett. . S • .: () ... - • 4 Herald pftsI isa. - Immediately thereafter; otherwise described property situated in a default will be entered against you Seminole County, Florida: f the relief demanded in the . Complaint. Lot 27, Block 11011, WASHINGTON OAKS SECTION ONE, according to Horace Elk entered in a case pending in said Court, the style of which is Indicated Publish March 1, S. 15. 22, im I Club of Seminole County . Defendants. SANFORD, a banking Corporation, andYouarerequlr,dtowrveacopy ° YQUt written defenses, it any, to it $$ Orr eak Da Guest Sp i 'VOICE' CONTEST WINNER Karen Rhodes, winner of the Voice of Democracy Contest sponsored by Veterans of ForeignWars Poet 10050 and Auxiliary of Casselberry, Is shown with cochairmen of the event Gorden and Ruth Goebel. The er topic was 'Why I Care About America." OtIer Lyman students who were runners-up were Linda Hawkins, Daniel Elbin and Douglas Pope Bassett. Guest speaker at the awards dinner was Gerajd Christensen, former mayor of Casselberry. above. DENS WITNESS my hand and official CeleryCltyLodgeNo.S42and RhiMing, Miss Myrtle Brown, in August to attend Morris $081 Of Said Court his Oh day Of Evergreen Temple No. 321 March. 1979. MARVA Order of Elks will have Elk (SEAL) Fannie Miller, Mrs. Joyce further his education after HAWKINS ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Awareness Day, Sunday, McCord, Mrs. Sonja Thomas graduatlngfromsemIzicgeIjgii Clerk of the Sanford March 11, at 11 a.m. at New St. Pcit 's L)CJnC and Mrs. Lavather Whitby. School In June. He is active in Circuit Court Bethel AME Church, East Main Correspondent, By: Eve Crobtret The speaker was Mrs. WdUe his community and attendo St. DIV. F 322-5418 1 Deputy Clerk Street, Midway. Miller Church, a former San- John Missionary Baptist DOUGLAS H. JOHNSON and BUTLER, ENGLEHARDT & Mc. The speaker for the es lives Church. MARGARET B. JOHNSON, his DONALD, P.A. Awareness Day proçam will Daytona Beach where she Is 1113 East Robinson Street 1."" Plaintiffs, Orlando, Florida 3*01 be Horace I. Orr, president and Methodist Eplacopa] Ch urch employed In the school SYStcifl Pat and Barbara Hogan are Publish: March a, in, Cpl. Johnny Roy Perkins and executive director of_____ Seminole Women's Day committee began She was introduced by Mrs. in charge ii the St. Patrick's Employment Economic their Women's Day pre. Bettye R. Wuhingtw- Mrs. his wife, Stancy, and daughterI Day 'Florida Corporation; JOAN Dance at St. Mary CASSELBERRY GARDENS, IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT IN AND Development Corporation programs with the theme: Rose L McCoy is general Medde, have returned from MagdalenSocial Hall on Much MADISON •.a Florida Corporation; Germany were he was FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. (SEEDCO). Orr Is known "Christian Women Begin chairman. Altamonte . 'H. J. MELLO, a-k-a HAROLD FLORIDA. 16 from 8:390 p.m. to 1:00 am. _______ throughout the Mate for his Countdown to Meet Religious stationed for two years. He IS JOSEPH MELLO, and GRACE N. CASE NO. 7$-2S43.CA.a9-K They extend an invitation to Correspondeni MELLO. a-k-a GRACE RUTH GERALDINE ADDISON, great leaderihlprole InS&ord Encounters of Today." lI.r, Mr. and Mrs. Willie James home visiting his parents Mt. all to attend the dance which 831.7216 MEI1.LO, his wife; Plaintiff, and other communities. Sallye F. Bentley was IPJstISS Merkerson Sr. have announced and Mrs. Moses Perkins - FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF will feature a floor show, a life While In Sanford they have band — the Contemporary The community and all of ceremonies for this kick-off the good news of the signing of P@BARY, D@Bary, Florida, now vs. known ii PAN AMERICAN BANKCHARD church and civic organizations program. their son, Willie Jantes Jr., to visited other relatives In Times — and "our own famous OF VOLUSIA COUNTY. N.A.: Defendants, are Invited. ____ Women taking part were i.tz- . play football for the Morris Central Florida. The Perkins bagpIper." time pastor, Carl Freudenthal, NOTICEOF SALE - WINTER PARK FEDERAL Vina Miller, Mrs. Thelma Brown Wolverines, Altanta,Ga. will be stationed In Kentucky NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that '.SAVINGS, & LOAN ASSOCIATION: There will be a light buffet on March 13. - 'CARL F. LEWIS and JULIANA R. onthe26thdayof March, 1979, at the Willie James will be leaving after their brief visit, The St. James African Franklin, Mrs. Dorothy Freudenthal, who has bee:at and, of course, Irish coffee hour of 11:00A.M., at the west front _____ LEWIS, his wile; the church for Just eIt uyaPat.ThecostIsoniy.00 ______ Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, the ____ months, will transfer to LOAN ASSOCIATION: . Vj couple at the door, and U HARRY W. CARLSON and JfldeIlig MdCierkwIlIon.rfOrule '_ make reservations in advance, Hopewell Baptist Churh, -. 3 GENERATIONS 'BLANCHE S. CANLSON, his wife; to the highest and best bidder for you uve$1.00. Pat and Barbara Springfield, Tenn., to contlnbe hIS ministry and to attend the ELIZABETH L. DARLING, his proty can be reached at 646-4702. wife; Lot 72, DEVONSHIRE, according OF BOY SCOUTS The youth of the parish will K. J. MOWER and MARGARET R. to Plat thereof as recorded In P1st / ' also have a St. Patrick's Dance The committee appointea b) MOWER, his wife; Bock 17, Pages IS and 19, Public whithISscheluledforMarch17 find another minister consMs .-EARL G. BONESS and MARY ANN Records of Seminole County, Scouting genera:.Os EU, his wife, of Elmer Barnes, J$i Florida, trn $00 p.m to - CARL T,MANCE and MILDRED C. tioni of Peeples took part _____ and apourtrsincus on said land or I . MANCE, his wife; Mmlaalon to the dance Li Anderson, Wallace Bek)t, ______ _______ ROSALEE SAPP, an unremarried used In conjunction therewith, in the award ceremony at $1.50,whlchlsreducedforthose Wayne Hooker, Miss BIIUe This sale Is made pursuant to Casselberry Cub Sco widow: i Berkley, and Mr. and M. ut wearing green. This iI Summary Final Judgment of GENE N. STEPHENSON and Walter Hoberg. Foreclosure entered in Civil Action Pack 0's Blue and Goid for 9th through 12th graders. 0R STEPHENSON. his wife; Best wishes to Rev. THE FIRST NATIONAL SANK OF 71CA09-K now the Circuit Court in and forpending Seminole in Banquet as young David _____ Forest City Baptist Church Freudenthal in his noU MAITLAND, now known as I fir County, Florida. 1 received the Arrow of . 3OUTHEAST NATIONAII. BANK will bid farewell to Its first fullassignment. DATED this 27th day of February, Light award from his faOF ORLANDO, a National Sinking 1979. Association, MAITLANO UN KING (Seal) ther, Fleet Peeples Jr. of CENTER: Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. URNETT SANK OF SEMINOLE Casselberry (left) and Clerk of the Circuit Court COUNTY, N.A.: -. .. NOW IN SANFORD By: Betty M. c. grandfather Fleet Sr. -. VIRGINIA N. VAUGHAN, BRUCE Deputy Clerk M. TIPPLE and CRAIG W. TIP. (right) of Winter Park, LOWNOES, OROSDICK PLE: who wait scoutmaster of FRANK MIZERAK vW VOYTE L. & COSTER, P.A. NEW LOCATION ... By: Robert F. Higgins MIZERAK, a.k.a VOYTE LEE the first BOy SCOUt troop .; HWY. 17-921 Lk. Mary Blvd. MIZERAK, his wife; SuIte 433, First Federal Bldg. formed in Winter Park. 'SOUTHERN LINE CLEANING, Orlando, PIP AUTO INSURANCE INC., a FlorIda Corporation: TheArrowolUghtlscub ImIalmom reqslrsd y LAW) ' DONNA CLARK: Call Sanford . - TODAY 323.2454 eys Plaintiff Scouting's top honor. SECURITY FIRST FEDERAL Att orn Publish March 1, 5, i919 DEG-7 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION: - -. 'RALPH M. LEMANSKI and IN THE CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. RUSSELL 0. LEMANSKJ: LEO A. NORDSTROM and NANCY CASE NO. 7$23.CA.44.F A. NORDSTROM, his wife; IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF FRANCIS H. CULBERTSON: JAMES R. KNAPTON, In And Around Altamonte .1NTHICINCUITCOURTOFTHI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. •.CUIT, IN AND FOR SIMINOLI - COUNTY, FLORIDA 'CIVIL ACTION No. n411I.CA.I3.p ________________ Mrs. Mildred Williams, Miss Brown College were be will _________________ fordite who _ pr ently In Open To Public .1 S RAND OPENING!! P.O. Box 2509 CLIFFORD ROBERTS and Husband-PetItioner, lesson'On A"Itudes LU"A61 ly k.wslts s.d Amils Isrhsrt - KATHRYN ROBERTS, his wife: and SUN FIRST NATIONAL SANK OF VIOLET R. KNAPTON, ORLANDO, as Personal Wife-Respondent, Sparks UDC Meeting Representative of me Estate AMENDED NOTICE iII BARD CASSE LEER NY, newest fashion OF ACTION Members of the Norman iome sound advice which ap Decomilli THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: DeVere Howard Cliap of the Obdo to many. 11be mentioned colors. 'and VIOLET N. KNAPTON, WHOSE . negative attitudes like U nited MARTHA CASSELSERRY: •) stock RESIDENCE ADDRESS IS Defilindilinfill. UNKNOWN, AND WHOSE LAST foderwy a* alt the home of Faultless Tillie, Unhappy . NOTICE OF KNOWN MA ILING ADDRESS IS c. Mrs. Joint B. WImt4th for the Hannah, and Overbearing RIGHT TO INTERVENE of economy o Ma'. and Mrs. Leroy Miller, Febny meeting. Mrs. Glem (c.& Wisconsin lUggage. ,THE STATE OF FLORIDA: Mrs. Brown encouraged YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED J. W1'1 Was -- TO: EACH AND EVERY PER- thata proceeding for dissolution Of Rs was 't(pJ by munbirs to have friendly at. SON WHO ISANOWNER OF REAl. your marriage has been flied Mrs. Deitild Do., Iiap1ui, titUdol speak kindly, '.PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE against you and that PetNioner, Sanford Jewelry & Luggage Risolutlone of Respect wire Call people by name, be friendly .1 U B 0 I V I $ I 0 N 0 p JAMES R. KNAPTON, seeks 211 9. FIRST ST., SANFORD CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, AS rellsill apk* you affedine Wit propmeil and rod by I&L W. and belvNI be considarde, and .,SHOWN BY FLAT THEREOF following deicribid real property, B. Kirby for No Zoo Mmeon, hey. genulne baIon for ICOID(0 IN PLAT eoo 7, towN: ________ life. PME5 27 AND se OF THE The North 170 fist of Let 2, a detiasid dmrtar member. ____ RECORDS ' PUBLIC OF EUREKA HAMMOCK, according to The biIii Was con&t.d .-4IMINOLI coui.rv, FLORIDA, ffie Plat ffieresfasrecardidln P' by Mrs. L. D. Hastlaga, '" ANY PORTION THEREOF look 1, Page ifo, PublIc Records Of Jenn.Air's Grill-Range makes creative tllCH HAS lIEN RIPLATTID. FlIds. Lies foe .'YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED SsvthIINitNrrd,IyinsEastat This members, Mn. W. B. cooking easy with convertible cooktops. mis a fe' Creeti. IWSkII, Wallace, v _____ VI*yRollOfhISbiSlba'eSIat* -perusal steve, re _____ Thee Ira IrGriH.Range puts the Property: _____ e ad p N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Irtesraler, two air cenirneners. ____ gOunflel touch rIftt at your fingertips with a :EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII- hester, tanti aid Iii ealet hester. P I iiiiil OS the isirict •QJ$T, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE AND the following perusal ys 3 ______ variety of ey.tohandk, easylo convert. s worop OOUNTY,'LO*IDAI5*IOftSlIte properly: _____________ _________ dtiijid at for cs.cuNatless ii cirtelil 1977, Wells Cargo CoscesuI.n 007 re ceramkcOOktQf)5 lift OuteIy(oacconl. rIctlls upea rem property, Trailer SerIal He. 17974 Panorama Resort , l,er modale an fl(hashe range of Interchange. uro particatirly dNulbid is: 1574 C.P. Cescaielen Trailer, Title 5prfegs orw near Oeaua. '. latu -, sod Is. Sleek I.. at Na M3$7U5L Wis. OS4m. ID N.. acciessaides that let you griddle. Shhh. t m.etius they . to me Co AsS1LSERRY. Spit-roast. And bring outdoor ' Plat1573 Star Craft Travel Trailer riposted the Norman DSVVS IharwI N roa'di4 flavor Indoors esery day of the year with p, page W PubIk Serial Me. 7W$ 2*llli Ifed the fanous c,o, 511 N. Smo&e at kaiMie dual,. AND yew we reGWid to UPtsr he" Mrs. Ved Hu1i aid file tear Aiewer or ether r.set,s i (Wt1s quiet YOU All HERESY dsl*Uerplsidkiwlffi*.CIe,hat ly away by the powerful bulk-In 4sOTlPIID at wr rld Se hi. "wCIraaNCewtinandIer$imhiels for Ifeuerabie Mud in the surface ventilation system. wse Is Nile wit to aieert your County. Fiends, and serve a cepy mudw mg Hw in Nile pending I51.fien. Ni Ihirsel on Pet Nianar. allerasy, ____ ___ P M ROGER L URRY, 10 E. Cow. *'* foj PPII R sJENN'AIR If you think leather shoes ___ IN THE NAME OF Woodmen. are high now. 52527. wait ' till BUY next NOW year ___ ____ _ _______ _______ 5'Z Price 1 .5 _________ .' _ -5 __ - ___ _ - '1 ____ I — ' - by T. K Ryan - a LI VW"aloofI Dt& dl dnt ssso ww RER ftspyll, DU 3. W rf, .: 1 , affact nst,$gtwr. fr14• .- zooseus MBLIWUDS . COOK;! VAV$SS OF hf*ft4(, 0 1115SS$.I j I C Ep1t'-1JN ...rM cir.. . 69 am Ia.*tFierldeWll.snorkitore certificate was a cev of — fo - (4) secutlw me 15th dS 11 March. IW, or '(Iambi oks in Ike IVININO HERALD. arwtSIa defouft wid be coertesy of lbs Jedak P. -ft OATSD*usl$$idayOfPokrverV, against you. WITNESS my hand aid illiclel pn'd. ('fr. of tm. NSlat*ec*tW*ecIrDINcilø LIIAL) _ , pNS Jr. in Ni 11* day at Pevs, $70. _____ il we do Wk of the CircuS CutS :. lemNIsis Cewiiy Fhilds ' • opey Cienk 9. LOWIL am o S 0-at mft~ ..aM... , - .,c*4rp, 1 •, grim a mruui. ___ PA. -- WIghIW . .. - r P",___ ê MW. 1, L ;.. SitICieR1OSW I gdooj by itv Cierk the — P. inir 0 FL 391141111114M bl* e. 11 e -. 1.11570 ___ ____ :1 Seminole Appliance Service inr kam sw.. Delasid 100 N. PALMITTO AVI. oww SANFORD 3224196 _______ CAM% - • 224 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD - I , S -/ _ __ in timiml ei she gewo the 41w S '1s" en "d Utadu".- Rev kimerees _____ of 1J • ____ ___ __ ___ , 5y:SOfSy*C$ $ 4 WINDFALL OF ____ ______ 1gm! . _ ___ ______ C C OR DiP You FORGE YOU LA LAPI AR ASOUT YOUR , - _________ . J. REVES ... FLORIDA . .• As Deputy Clerk __ - by MARCH BRINGS . ;. , IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOTICE OF ACTION TO:LOUIS entirely. People who use any time of II CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO,: l42S3.C.. WITNESS my hand and the seal of the put thereof a$ recorded In Plat :thIs Court on February ,a, i,i. Booth 15, Pages 7 and I. Public N.. ,At lo ng-.-(Court Seal) not Mused. cords of Seminole County, Florida. , Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Senekot Is a chemical way toward solving the Clerk of the Circuit Court problems of chronic conpursuant to the Final Judgment laxative. I am sending yell By: Eve Crabtree I HOROSCOPE _________________ - IF I HAP IT 'It) ALL OVER PAIN, IX) ',OU KNOW WT &l9N.9S Th ursday, March I, NOTICE NO1IC5 Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the $fockhoI4qv Of The Sanford Herald inc. will be hQId at 300 N. French Avenue, Sanford, Florida, on Mucp, for the transscnofsucht,.js..sesmay IM before the meeting. PubIisi: Much I, IS, in DEH.41 normally In mod people If ft's proper bowel training go a 34 __ _______________________________________________________ JUG DON'T AND HAD __________ THAT SAY -'IS RADIO ON AND VERONICA AND I WENT SIGNS TIS THERE WAS A BIG Ei MR. L006IS NEW THE ___ WOTRANSISTCR . ___ ____ EXPLOSION? FIC5 BUILDING BEING DYNAMITE RADIOS1 BUILT? exrI.oDw SI _____ Reflexes. Body A proper diet that includes a long-standIng habit of many sufficient amount of bulk, an years as seems to be your Case. adequate aznoun of liquids and 'the bowel usually functions an exercise program and ——— I Your How do you train the bowel? Laxatives, Enemas and Sup. es, to give you more You eat a good btudamt that P101111= 39 40 41 J42 Includesanadequateamowito( Information on these Other readers who want this bran and at lead two lare 43 — 44 45 . 46 47 48 49 issue can send 58 cents with a glaasesoffluldiandthengothe — — __________ — ______________ _____ 50 51 52 53 long stamped, selI-addrsed bathroom. ' You make the trip 54 envelope for it. Send your to the b6throom daily, whethir 57 58 59 request to me In care of this ornottherelaanyellmlnatiqo. — --- — — newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, You may need to use anenema 60 61 62 Radio City Station, New York, every three days or an until the 55 166 ____ _____ _____ — — N.Y. 10019. Chemical laxatives reflex action is established. ng ___ — and it Is wrong to take these all this ritual, you can educate the the time, natural reflexes that occur In Mineral oil has a lot of your body and solve YOUt drawbacks the best problem. Lr7lI - ———— 24 23 31 32 33 3_j_ T 8 9 15 27 28 -- Sanford, FL Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEINT$ JUDICIAL Should this be taken at bedtime what a person needs and, — ji 16 condition 4 5 6 — i — Train ____ substances 7 Grow thin Delia 8 Trifle 39 At odds 9 Mao 40 Actress lung Fleming 10 Kind of grain 43 Sky twinkler 13 Golly :, a To ____ ___ II 4 I earn 'ng 1000T 'ITL'ET° r .HIMI L __ GETA EWMOR OPINIONS ' HATE 5A RGE/ t HATE Legal Notice . " .• I' ' -. -. ' _ . - ,. . -.;. ,. , , • - �I 4-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday March I, 11 I-i t 10% 6 - & • a__ - - Il Or0 - - w' liege, Tina Turner, Erma Born. beck and Cheryl Ladd present an hour of music corned and dance. EVENING S EARTH, SEA AND SKY 6:30 (2) 0 NBC NEWS a c.s CA W A.M. WEATHER 600 (4) CAPTAIN KANGAROO (4)OPEOPLE'S CHOICE • STUDIO SEE AWARDS Dick Van Dyke and 8:25 Army Archerd are co-hosts for (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME . (4) MARY TYLER MOORE t:-"Murray In Love" Murray "wants to tell Mary his most Intimate secret; he's love with her. .0 5 EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE S MACNEIL / LEHRER om 910 0 EDUCATIONAL QRAMMNG S SOAP Corinnes baby begins telling Tim off In Latin and Greek and bouncing him off walls; and Mary doesn't believe Burl,a flying saucer story. DICK CAVETT Guest: Katharine Hepburn. (Part 3 of '5) 800 , CD NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC .., SPECIAL "Grizzlyl" A laid. noting study of Ursus horrlbills 'aDalnst the background of the Olivia absent, the Walton children we upset by the arrival In -" town of an old girlfriend of their (4) UPBEAT io-oo (2) 0 CARD SHARKS _IN THE FAMILY (R) () 5 ALL (5/W) (1938) Fre Astairs, Ginger Rogers. A gambling dancer has a hard time saving money to marry his sweetheart. but complica tions arise when he falls for another, (2 Hrs.) I Experiment" The problems of " too many specialists and 100 few primary care physicians Is ; being tackled by a medical chooiin Israel. &30 UJOHNDINVERANDTHE o Valerie Harper, Cheryl :•ui•st ' IIIIIIIIIII . ' - r : -i LAST NITI -' 7:454:43 "Ths Last Wav," • (2) PASSWORD PLUS (3) THE YOUNG AND THE '• PAUL , N!WMAN . •tJ ' 9 am., to 9p.m., Winier Park Civic Center, 30 Mizell Ave. Sendoele SaarM Rlw, ..:.. Ssmle Sulk Roefry, 7:50 Altamonte Springs. 100 (2) 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (3) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE Church, SR 434. YewAàit Ch* 1w8llSi's, 9 p.m., Orlando 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. p_1 - 20 RLD Slsrd AL RihIli.i, ainglu over 35, 7:30 p.m., Frtcndeliip B rings. - .0 . 2:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL I STUDIOM 9:30 5SUNRISE 8! ESTER ' C3 Cub, $ p.m., Sanford Chamber of Co mires. Ovisda Cids1 Paride, 9:30 am. "Grad Day k lksCs.,"lOa.m.to4p.m.,SL .tq Luks's IidI*rai Church, Stavia. Art Festival, pony and bay rides, sidartalmnsg and food. Osatmi Pisrida shell Cub She,, 9 a.m. to 9p.,, Winter park Civic Cider, 20Z MW Ave. L Alood ItidiiI Ad ShSw Mad Vk.t Fibs,, FestIval, 10 am. loS p.m., Cnslds Ast Center, St. Answs Blvd., Winier Park. Free to public. SUNDAY, MARCH 11 (3) 0M'A'S'H($) 5 SIJOTRIC COMPANY 53 ,• cw• 400 % GAIl KAPLAN (2) EARLY DAY EARAIL (4) S NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 5 SUNRISE ( cosim THE 000 COUPLE 9:30 (2) PORTER WAGONER SNAM111111IT11111110 I Noun mom 1111111VIIIAILYNKIIIIIIII.Im MAM MILAW 430 GD KUTANA SAT. a SUN. ONLY SPECIALMATINU __ (btlng low own OROOKIES 5:47 ueL) 1111 i'e 0000 MONING R.ORIDA ALL SlATS 1.11 0 - FRIDAY MOANING 0O00 MOIUHG AMEN- MOVIE 3n 1316 7:25 (2)TOOAYINFLORIDA NiW COW'LI fl kola(i1toertoImk1land for $p,m Red &eltz - FLORIDA I iMRNE NM I SUNSHINE 0. I Mw. Lm"Sanfsmd Civic Center, 4:11 p.m.; $ck up kPlan4: pm. Oberosth way. sin. to p.m., Waive 1511. Park. STATE. MOVIELAND -. • TNUI$.- werrys S .- •, - RESTAVRANT '• '. r.. - L5VV1WZ ' -. •'• r • II L • • 'III Il MON.iJ rn $3 + be, In Tft% Tee sic. WNISDAY SPUCIAL 4p,m.ThCLp ANNE ARCHER OANAANDREWS ad : m-im-n • -- • DAPT SIRE • NIGNT • - JAMES PRANC$$CI$ CuiwMsi4sn . __ 40 __ WWWMMG • i.nr Us fin oatparhe,sstssrairsm .,. - iØd SN VIQIMOIB Ii month en the job he deiiiiiiipiso Hosinse few in mouth en the job #" . - fOQLH0LM,8udm (UPI Sweden's first dogt& - Me TAINNAir haSp... $3 - csits.. Noah is beck Jolw T. Dookv. - Ida ibst PH.3314SI1 The Mo 11111111111110 am • • $ANPOBDAIUTIRMHIAL 1 Mi081ft1fl9 COils OVIRLEON TN! RUNWAYS ad C111111111110, sic. wI -_---WVvW - - : IUNCN I). %VW Catch.s550 S U $1JNDAY *IT..c.i.t . '-' I1 I og ee5•SI5•IS•IiIIS•ICSS••••S PB1 CLOSE Winier $AW*DAY,MA*cHl7 ___________ 0000M( ISIS FLORIDA ON THIS PAGE 9:30 10MI11ASY CA -Cw.uii, 4. p MISTER OOIAS(R) INOHICIt y.j ny' IIP.M. I • m G. : PltilEkedtkem.NdIgti ligs on their cullesi 'Mid of thin we Mci," add Tyflander wee a rare cli a id, who pri iscsd Idw is WW nd MM ONE to* am 11111111 ow Kano A huke dig len .Øm. s •, I WIDE TV IN FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? Portaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can HoIp Phone 4474333 Wrtt,f.O..ius 1213 $ánforLWIOrIdi 32)71 MCIIIIU LOUNSI . VHY SB LONELY? Write "Get A MaSV' Dating Service. All Ages. P.O. lox 1031, (Mr., FL. 33517. '_NOTARY Weddings by DOT PUBLIC or 2231457 IV 'SYCHIC advises on Live, Business Personal direction. Donations appreciated. JAMII. P.O. on 10134 Eugene,. Ore. 57440. Call 24 hrs. r.(103)-124.2441. lVORC-$*.N--Guaran,eet Free details:' KIT, lox 751, Pompano, FL. 33451, 5414757. S--Lust Casamalt IuIS4.PI. a &-40iild Cam Carrel's Kiddie Korner Osteen Ares Call 322.2114 LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT. . . .That's a Classified MI Containing approximately 11.57 - acres plus or minus. Currently zoned Al , Agriculture. The Fb11c Hearing shall be held In the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Florida, at 7:30 P.M. on April 15th, 1575, or as soon thereafter as possible, at which time Interested parties for and against the reaest stated above will be heard. Said heanin, maybe ceidimmd from time - Si thne until final actiOn Is take by the City Council. This Notice shall be posted in three (3) public places within the City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the City Hall and published In the Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Lake Mary, Florida, one (1)time at least thirty (30) days prior to the date of the public hewing, and the owners of the reel property which Is affected hereby shall be mailed by the City Clerk, a copy of this notice as their address may appear on the latest ad valorem tax records. s- Connie Major City Clerk City of Lake Mary, Florida Publish: March 5, 1575 DEH.47 Legal Notice Nelicetoths PublIc, Notice Is hereby given that the sand of Adustment of the City of mford will hold a regular meeting Mirth 33, 1575 In the City Hall of :35 A.M. in order to ceneldu' a quest for a variance In the Zoning rdlnance as N pertaIns to row Ibidi requirements In 0(4 Zoned lIvId, beginning at a pel,it 3354 N north and 21' west of the In. reaction of the center line at FInS 1 Holly Ave., Run north 210', let US', south 210', and eael 12$' to I point of beginning. Being more eclflcally described as located of riser of Commercial and Holly ,e. Planned use of the property Is ditlon to existing moving and wage warehouse. IL Perkins Chairman bard of AdIusteeSiw iibllih: Mardi It 14, 1575 - 9-Good TNngs to Eat CITY OP AK!MARY, CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Nollan of PublIc Nearing 3 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU WILL PLEAS! TAKE DT ICE that *e City Council of "Hi tyaf Lam Mary, Floilda, will hell Public Nearing en the 15th day of prll, 1175. of 7:35 o'clock P.M. to maiden a Pel NW by the lass, iwnsrs of Na proparty desalbid low, requesting me city of Lou ary to annex the hollowing the City Council of the City of Lake Mary, Florida. that laid Council will kid a public hewing on the 15th day of April, 1575, at 7:30 P.M. to consider an Ordinance onlItlid as follows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OP LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NI. IN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, AS HEREIN DEFINED FROM Al Is 114s CONFLICTS, SIVINABILITY AND IFPICTIVI DATE. changing the toning on the tollewins descrsl property situate in Ike City of Like Mary, Florida; Commencing of the W. carrier of the NW¼eI the $W'.kW$ictlen$, TownshIp 30 leviS,, lange 30 laet, Seminole Coupty, Florida, rue hence N. N deerses Sr U" l.a distance of 111L foes; ffiincsrun N. 5dein,as W 31'!. a distance of 335.31 feet tome PeW of ussmanine; from the PeW of Saginning continuing N. I dsas W 3611 I. no a distance of feels Phallice run SN degrees 40' W' W. toapalm width Is 1W.4 few N.I *IISU wall l.els POW wMchIs 60.331eet N. NdsromWeI let No Palm Whsg*lng; MW" run S. teW.S degrees all III. toa pow 407.30feet Woo N,, NWaISSSIIP.ing *inceN.ge degrees 12' 41" 1.5* lbs poW of boginminga and being oppraJesatsip LM salt orrN,Mv tuned Al AgrIuNwni. The Public b$WW shall Be hold hi Ike City Nell, City 40 Lake Miry, Florid., of 1:35 P.M. an AprN 15, 1175, an as soon *insaNsr as rnfl's 0 whide time L*SinJ,4 ON!ies for ad .satoet the n. met - oWed above will he boat laid heanime map bsco*Iansd iSom time te INN itmIll filial adlon Is loWs by Ike City CetmcL This Nstico shall be in *res (3) PublIc $scus wIIbM lbs City 40 Lake Mary, Plodus, of lbs CRY Nail, aid piJillidhsi IN lbs Evening Herald, a nsipopsr, of ISMIBI cleculetHe In Ike City 41 Law Now P*Id., we lime of NOW rty (IS) 60 peter to Ike dos of*epubllcksIr..mlW elIksrsal PIN" ide iosNncSil hanky shall be melted W *e city CWL$cippil*1 MuSics eslkoWsis may tPwosme WOW ad usIssi* DATED: Marsh & 105 +tssmleMalw City of Lake Mary, t'kIs NaiSce Skill he piblISted in is Mary, Florid., me time no ikim'SOW (0 uIMweoW isv to Ike dab d Ike publIc snlng hi UINU, thIs Now ebbe p*1 hi lbs ares Is, MIul1M of Noel 111,44.. III) ,s prior so Ike 41111110 aS Ike publIc Marsh 1,105 Cs Male, City Out clip of Labs Nov, P -, - -- .. .. ------ 1 6 _ • - - weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thlsad, and IfWeWin will loOklnS for sasnosno to do a lab this ad wouldn't be here. If you ward the msorhlnity SO ear n Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, 132*403 anytime for call I recorded menage. BOOKKEEPER S...- i( -. -...•,•I ---'-. 1i•-• - .--'. .., . - - --- - STATION 'ATTENDANT $11 $11 MACHINIST Open Us WELDER WELDERS - HELPER . - $3.00 hr. $3.00hr. LABORER NYNYMQRE - $500 monthly stuffing envelopes it home. Send stamped addressed envelope 1 2k for details: Continental - G, Box 14702, Orlando, Fla. 32507. - - -- ' - - Addressens Wanted Immedlatelyl Work at home no experience necessary excellent pay. Write American Service, $33C Park Lane, Suite 121, Dallas, Tx. 73231. - - - - 009 Groomer, all breeds, flItime year around, fully e experienced no other call, 322-5752. S3. ' Carpenters Helpers. Exp. onlyl Si hr. to start. Work In Deitona.335 M. S025 between 7.5 p.m. Typist .. - with background, limited graphic artist ability req. Vacation time is hene:..get what You needforahappytimef, Classified Ad. ASSOCIATION, INC. By: 0. ScullS Pate President Publish mar. s, 157 0154.12 Experienced floor man, capable of spray ry ar 20 Way buffino. Lk. Maea, lire wk., M.F. $2.50 hr. Must have trans. & phone. 30496-7561 collect. tOUNTY cOUR 4$ AND SIMINDLI COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. ,,I1ICC.15.J STATE OF FLORIDA. 1* NIL., DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, - Residential Constructloà, part time "Man Friday". "MI. retired or student with own in. - transportation. 323.3311. Waitress & Grill cook. No penance needed. Days only. Apply in person Sheoah Golf Club, Hwy. 431. Winter Springs. . AVON .1900 I. Polk, Sheriff if Seminole County, Flprida. IS INFLATION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sill Avon to help fight back. For PIaWlff, IL OL OL 111, 1111, III, JL details call 444307 Janitorial Service needed, large apartment complex, part time. Prefer strong energetic type. - Call 3231130 for Interview. Freight handlers needed. Starting pay 53.311w. Apply between 10.1 Mon. thru Thurs., at Mon. 1. - t,omery Ward, SIN At Per. simmin AVE. LED. 'LPN Full tIme, 11.7 shift. Apply In person ake View Nursing '. Home, 51 1. 2nd St. ............. . - --- - - - - - - - - - ,. - pine cabinets, breakfast bar, beautiful FP in FR, bay wds. 3 OR, 1½ b, $34,500. -' Kids gone, but the swing set in the ' beck yard Isn't? Sell It with a 1. WW ad. Call 322.2411. 323-5771. - 41-Houses LAKE .-RONT 20 acres w.over 300' on lake in Dolton.. $13,000. M. Unsworth Realty J1.13 New 3 BR, 1 b CM, city water & sewer. Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor 322-71 1 1 W. Gannett White Rog. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 333.7611, Sanford ORANGE CITY, Ill I. Elm. Big lam, home. 3 ON, 3 5, FP, pool, all 19. rms. on 2 big lots (ground In back also avail, also), assume owners 7 pct. mart. Call 1714157 aft S. ORANGE CITY 2 OR, ON. Fl, utility. Near school & shopping, city water. 123J00. -- . Able Home Cleaners .,FraecNise available. We - are , IsOkIng*oestabl}shfranchlssin .; Snterd area. Established Company, low ovsthoad, High pesfif. Immediate income. In .4 hems professional maid ':,- dswhi service. Call 1.314.347. ..4*72. - ,HeLIJWIW$ Send for sways of m*Insmaneyattieme.U.Ilto ' P.O. Son 1* ,' Joan's Nepsel, Sanford, Fin. 33171. 11. 1111 Il-list Peel. Adults only, on "Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport 11W. on 17.fe In So - is Call !P uma Merhior's Village. Oelary-Lswfylg.1SN Air, NI Pets. Ideal let. Perom mINI LM*irn.A0. 4RMI NCkl*snMeft" 414271$ REALTY 771.4114 we. 773.3254 DeBary 1k. front, trees. 2 II, eat. In kit., FR + 10. rm. on lower level 33*17. Call todayl FHA $41,010. ready to build. $12,000. FOUIST 2 both home Brick fireplace & wet bar in den, latin kitchen, formal Dl, sewing rm., walk in ORIENt County ~ ace wfurn. 3.1, formal DL garage, fruit treus. Oumer holding. Unbelievable $*IJSI. Reduced for quick sale 3.11V6.1"* new, blk., fenced, lake, country aimsplwrs. 22UN. BATEMAN REALTY - leg. Neal Estate brikir 3425 Sanford Ave. 3214715 "DIAL WIIh $TEMPEI" "I Keep Your TEMPER' a FISH CAMP with resluraiden II. Johns River. Tories. ROCK SPRINGS The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 7433' -, S. Fren ch (17-92) Sanford 323-1324 *MODERN 3 IL 2 bilk hems wISh 4 acres an lest SR di. __ Orals yew harlot N. eel - (Pool). Under*7 With terms. LARGE 2 I*It* FAMILY ROOM. COMPLETELY FURN. lINED ,IN EXCELLENT TASTE. LARGE LOT, OU T. SIDE WOR K SHOP & LOTS OF FRUIT TRIES ONLY $33,JSI NEWLY PAINTED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORKSHOP, FENC. ED YARD, WEAN 25TH STREET. $30,130 WITH LX. CILLENT TERMS. OVER $IZED 3 BEDROOM WITH PANELED DEN. FLIXIILE FLOOR PLAN ALLOWS FOR 4TH BEDROOM, OIL HEAT, All COND., FENCED REAR WIT" FRUIT TRIES & SPRINKLER SYSTEM. $15,515. CALL NOW THIS WON'T LAST. REALTY INOKIN Sanford 321-0640 ando 327.1577 *$ANFOID. 3 IL Zlalhlioms. Nicely landscaped, - cory fireplace. 127.305 PHA Terms. ACRES Now I-I I $1 44 *461* Tome; - - SKYLINE 14'wflreplacs ______________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3S03 Orlando Dr. 223.05 VA& PHA Financing - duelling - - GIVE TO ASINCY REALTOR 3554551 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 115105 225-ill SIN wheel for pickup. $1150. Edgar Jones, 12 Oaks Resort, Sanford, Lot 156. §M ITIMPIR - WILSON MAul FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE ________ 311.311E. First St. 322.1412 People who like money IllS low For Isle: Ilk Wheel TraIler '71 - caetclaes$Ied ads to buy, sell, or Model, lIft., C sleeper, tub, air, Node. awning, carpet, extras, In. WRIM LAXIMARY 31L ill" toelom.stheol. 45.155 n asums ISLUI niortgsga, 4522 INTl at Pd. E.E.R. ratio 7.4; used 10 un. Was $413, now $323, Incl. outside cover, 30 AMP fuses & outlet. 323-1345. Spc, SR suite now, $231;Ipc. LR new $355; Love" $41.51 I up; 7 pc. dinettes $41.55 & up; not. 1301 ups El. stove $40 & up; full size draperies $101 up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.51 So. of Sanford, 3321721. 311111111-111100 *71555 sI two uaca , - I FILL DIRT TOP SOIL - YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-7540 - Home Improvements Central Heat lAir Coed. Free Es?. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm. 8 Res. 3720201. Beauty Care ______________________ INSULATION- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0139 or 904-734-4701 collect. Income Tax Prepared in the convenience of 322-37 17 for appt. formerly Harriett's Beauty $19 E. 1st St., 372 3747 Lawn ?intenanca All Hand wash & wax your car, pickup or van, free pickup & del. Also complete Interior cleaning avail. As low as $15.50 & up. Call 327156$. Save Money & Time 10 pct. off all new maintenance contracts thru Mar. IS. Call for Free Estimate. Lindsey's Lawn Service 339 6956 It no Ans. 373 5569. -- La Clrafl*TI$5 62-A-Farm Equipment Must sell 50'x174'x)4' new all steel bldg. $2.25 sq. ft., will divide. Leave message for H. K. Smith MEINTZER TILE New or repair, lea er specialty. 75 yrs. Exp. 671 7617 MISSION I Get Cash Buyers for a small in. vestment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 322-2611 or $315593. LJgM Hauling Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322-0107 Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349-3371 Groonthl&Bos,dng 64-Equipment for Rent Intluig - ANIMAL HAVEN dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, lice control. Pep Supplies, dog houses. Healed kyes 3fl.575 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenyac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 333.5111 6S-Pets-Sulies Doberman Puppies For Sale Phone 322.1057 BASSETT HOUND Male with papers Call 322.2031 after 3p.m. FREEPUPPIES MIXED Call 3233344 AKC Beagles, tricolor, 6 weeks. Bothparents.npromlses WS. 303"i ShoplsordPups,Reasonebie Call ait.S-lwk wits. 323.134 ___________________ ' 4l-Vnusdto Buy FREE lAiN MANURI Wanted: ½ a re orvacag lots lo citrus nursory, no 14, c-o lvenini Her" P.O. Ion 1447, Sanford, Fl. 32771. - 'Ilo DANNY'S PAINTING Ir,terlor.Exterior House Painting Licented. Insured. Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 322-5340 - - s,- j General Landscaping Rose SpicialIts, top $oil & fill dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimming 323 2915. euil at 1-$00-S3471S1, ext. M2635, WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, Sanford Put $we $alvage.1fl.4121, 335-1751 i -_ AlrCond.&Heáting Car Car* ACME Western lOWs ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 31S Sanford Ave 151 INo. I. Aitutuofi Dr. - AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGreenhouse Eves after 61 weekends nIght. Free home trial, no oblig ation. Frigidaire A.0 19,000 BTU's, 42-Mablis ts' Snapperllidlng Mower $hp, etc. start, like now We have a Sing er Future sawing mach. Sold new for $450 was Christmas layaway, there was only $)lCbaI due, pur chasers left ar ea and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for $114 cash or take up payments ci $12 me. Will take trade as part payment. Call 1311714 da y or REALTORS PARK LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Nook 62-Lawn-Garden Metal porch glider, $13. Metal clothes closet, $13. Folding aluminum cot w-foam mattress, never used, $10. Call aft er 6p.m. 327-0700. 2565 I, I ~ SERVICE LIS11NO your home. 24 yrs. exp..$10$, up. bd, foot be, dresser, chest of drawers & desk, $323. $65.1574. DeL&W 666= all ACRES In 0111M. SIUSI - Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Cornplete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 7202 French Ave. 3222255 Solid Maple bedroom s,t,DoIhNd ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service BUSINESS ------ New Recap Tires SizeSiO.l5for$13,55ea, OK Tire Store. 332.7450 _______ ______ rchendIse 59-MJSiCaI III LOOK III New shipment of vinyl flooring on sale $2.00 yd. WHILE IT LASTSI Open Mon-Sat. 10-5 SANFORD AUCTION 1213$. French 323-7310 322-2420 w nb4I LI 4111F _ -- Sanford's Sales Leader u -- -. 5o-Mscellaneous for Sale REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 V-S Short Bed Call 327 2025 after 3p.m. . RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. 5$ Scott Reagan 322.8171 572,3001 REALTY WORLD. - '69 Chevy Pick-Up - 57-Sports Equipment BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. I. Legg, Llc. Mtg. Broker. 125 No. 4.D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 452-743 ______________ FANTASTIC 4 BR, 2 bath in Idyllwilde of Loch Astor on ½ acrel Free form pool, privacy fence, wOrkshop, pantry, eq. kit., C.H&A, patio & ExtrasI app WARRANTED. Just 151,0001 79-Trucks-Traders I ROBSON MARINE 2921 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 WILL SUPER 3 BR, 1½ bath home in Woodmere Park w(.H&A, w-w carpet, dining area, FR, 19. MUR, patio & Much Morel BPP WARRANTED, Only 136,5001 5951 - - &SokI Pool planned on ½ acrel Just Country setting heavily land. scapsd low malnt. water front home 311, 1½ bath, pine floors, FR, fireplace, porch. $44,750. 1971 TOYOTA 4 DR. - I hp EvinrudeOB 3 gal tank, Al shape $125 Inquire 101 S. Holly Ave., Sanford 47A-i1ga Bought ------- 2695 a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! 55-Boats & Accessories Private Party wants to buy a house in need of repairs. Have some Cash. 323045$ alt 7p.m. ________________ COUNTRY LIVIPI' 4 BR, 2 bath home in Lake Mary w. Grea t Rm., OR, C.HIA, w•w carpet & 2 DR. MT CLEAN Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place Holly Ave. Fri & Sat. 9-5. equity. 372 0216. 19. porch, FR, Spacious BRs & Many E*trasl Yours, for 135.000! $14,500. $IIGLIN 28 Sales in Jan, 1975 BUICK CENTURY --- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7110 Sale; Bik.e,c.hjl, cothlng. misc. Multi- Family. 15*1 S. Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back pa yments & buy 29 Sales In Feb. 78-Mflorcycles $2295 STD. TRANS.- From $10 to $5.0 Call 322 1621; 322 1.460 - - $4495 1977 GREMLIN BUY JUNK CARS Yard J. Wanted home wcarpetlng, dining area, COUNTRY STYLE NOSTALGIA 3.7 + acres farm style home. 3 BR, 1 bath OR, eat In kitchen, potential for 4 BR or hobby rm. cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 3990 Ravenna Pk., Fr.-Sat. 9-S. Women's maternity clothes & reg• clothes for men & children, tools, household Items & misc . For Sale 3 Lots With 23 Ora ng e Trees 9 IMMACULATE 3 BR, 1½ bath clooets. $75,000. 4-SPEED Top Dollar Paid for junk & used _____________ - 1977 SCOUT P-U TIK. 77-Junk Cars Removed - -----.. uarage Sa le, Oil UeTfl Dr., C. Travis, work 323-0619; - home 33 901$) GET TOGETHER - REALTORS 831141=w33111-4111"m Palms. $16,000. SELLbRS & BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMES WHY DON'T WE LAKE MA RY Wooded corner lot, spacIous 4 BR, NEW CAR TRADE-INS 8305231 •.. REALTY 321-0041 $100. 323 0268 Customized inside 3. out Yard Sale Fr. Sat. 95. Furn, clothes, baby items. sewing machine. Lake Ave. at Lake Jessup. Follow signs on S. Sanford Ave. or 477 & ljesler. 373W4 STENSTROM - ________ LLOYD'S it la .mjFwrid ~ t -' aragSaIes - I RPRIM I I $26,000 Chevrolet 1965 Bel Aire PS, Air, 4 Dr., Good sticker '76 Chevy, 6 cyl. auto van __ -- • Call 322 1840 WELCOME TO OUR CAREER NIGHT THURS., MARCH 51h 7:30-HOLIDAY INN. New 233 Homes, 4 act. Interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $31000. Low down payments, BUILDER. 333.3357 322-9283 111111111111111111 1972 VW "Bug" Low miles, new tires, shocks, brakes & paint. A Real 'Cream Puff." 51100 or best offer. 373 6710. 75-A--Vans Balance $175 or SI? mo Still in warranty. Call 831-1711 day or 10 acre tracts, 5?. Johns River access. $75.0 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen- Zachary I. Tribble, Realtor, 305-645 1696 & 030 *026. Eve & wkends 904-734-1541. Jr J^ . % _%V4 One of Sanford's most popular breakfast I lunch restaurants. ML! 53W Radio.Stereo walnut cabinet. Regular $600, 2 Acres Oak, Hickory, Sweet Gum, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY- Every Sunday at 1 p.m. local ed on SR 415, 18 ml. north of Sanford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc. by the piece or house full. Free pick up on consigned mdse. at 30 pct. Country Colonel Willard R. Whitehead 8 Colonel Leonard Fultz, 322 2270 home demonstration. -- uuoi 24 HOUR lB Piney Woods Auction Television-75" Color, Beautiful Sanford 3210640 Orlando 327 - 1577 DeLand 668.8335 EAI wv U landscaped. Warranted. $26,100. Call Dcii's Autjon. 323 3620. 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-i FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, S track ta pe player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo Call 031-1711 for free BROKER 101111'S LOW ELECTRIC BILLS- Solar Heating, 3 BR, 1½ B. Large family Rm. & dining rm. Completely remodeled kitchen, dential Auctions & Appraisals. - night. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 75 models. Call 3399100 or 534 4605 (Dealer). 1 1913 Ford Grand Torino Exc. Cond. Call 323-2970 For Estate Commercial & Resi SEIGLER REALTY Lovely 1k. view property w-water rights. I BR, 2 b with baby nursery off master OR, C-H&A. many outstanding extras. 539.900. 323-1262. Night 1 Have a room to rent? Let a classified ad find a tenant for you! Consignments Wcl(ome Auction Sale% 321 7050 Good Used Titevisions. $25 inc up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 3220352 NORTH FLORIDA NEAR PANAMA CITY. 20 ACRES IN THE ROLLING HILLS WITH GREAT HUNTING & FISHING. $26,000 WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT. BY OWNER $32,500. build to suit our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 231 & 243. - Hrs. SELLER HOLDS MORTGAGE. COZYI 2 OR, eat-In kit., atumn VA.FHA-235.Conv. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your lot I Model Inc., Realtor 6443013 3224457 aft S ACRES NICELY WOODED IN THE GENEVA AREA. $16,300. Steelman, Inc. Shod, fenced. Many fruit trees. REALTOR Estate!!! REALTOR REALTOR,MLS 323-5774 Day or INC. :34-&slflsu Opportw'tiss J.B. Harold Hall Realty Inc. 21 , ACRES TALL PINES NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $7900 TOTAL WITH TERMS TO FIT YOUR POCKETBOOK. Please be our guest on March 5. 1979, 7:30 p.m. Holiday Inn, Holiday Isle, Sanfor d. Reservatlons not necessary. 321-0041. BR, 2 B. outside entertainment area w-pool & gazabo, wall for privacy, duel sprinkler system, 2 AC un its, FP in FR, breakfast rm & formal OR. $3,000. - Tuesday 8 Saturday at 7.30. it's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904 25S 8311 for further details Keltoqqs KENMORE WASHER- Paris. Service. Used Ma chines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 GROVE AREA. $3500 PER ACRE. GOOD TERMS. We have a success story to tell. 2 STORY elegant white brick, I QUADRIPLEX. Spacious 2 BR Apt. finest location, high yield, $45,000. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. Lk. Mary canal front lot, cleersd, 'II for Sailor Chime. . very clsai & fesMy. Sal Jm.ils Cowan, 3$ Palmetis 'i.e's COUNTRY KITCHEN knotty Duplex opportunity - growing Lake Mary area. C duplexes well located. Offer on 1 or more, $130 mo. Income, low taxes & maintenance, 100 Pd. occupied. EDWARD H. SEIBERT, REALTOR, 2200 French Ave. 323-9001 alter liii. 644.1355. - Mofe Aflomay fir tile Elghlaenlls.. Judicial Circuit of the Stats of Florida. on boliaN if the liansiabi. l: Jes. I. OlIke Ouch surd as County CurirTui Semiluig County P1*1*; Duplexes for Sale 373-6041 or eves. 3230.117 Call 322-5313. COM. Arther N. IIIk, 40-A-Apart msnts & FRONT, ON A HILL 20 WOODED ACRES IN ORANGE Looking ForA Career 10 Real - LAKE Daytona Beach, will told a public AUTO AUCTION ever, Auction Saturdays 1p.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy '27 52-Appliances TERMS. 3390309 3390508 REAL ESTATE stone FP in FR, impressive entra nce foyer, decorator wall paper, extra storage & utility rm., elec. eye garage door. $41,900. - A.D. 1575. No IhorNi if kmjnelo County si OW at Public Auction. WITNESS my hand and soil of lkioCourton*o us day of FSWVWYI 1175. STONE FRONT, 3 BR, 2 6, lovely Family of S moving to Fla. Wanted 2 or 3 Bdrm. house, sanford or vicinity. Call after 6 p.m. 323. 2061. - - 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. extra insulation, brick front, ACRES OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speedway 72-Auction ON SALE - NEW twin sire box springs & mattress $23.95 es. -.;NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford - Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322 0721. NICELY WOODED DOWN TO LAKE. S1000 ACRE. REALTOR' a inc. garage. $35,700. 47 -- - 51-Household-. ---- -- Goods S ACRE LAKE FRONT $ 70.000 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. INC. TOP COND. I BR, 7 b, near school 1, shopping, security system, COUNTER HELP$2.90 hr March 11. 157L - Warehouse for lease, 16,000 sq. ft. Call 323.5013 or contact Jungle Laboratories Corp. P.O. Box 2011, Sanford, Fla. 37711. 35-44nted to Rent INDUSTIAL PAINTER -_____________________ AREA 3 BR. Owner reduces price for Quick Sale. Also will hold 2nd mortgage. itIOZ Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In used lurniture, Retrig., stoves, tools. Admiral color 25 in. screen enfertalnment center. Works good, Call 322-2028 alter S p.m. - ~ Cash 322-4132 322 1626, Dealer. ________ __________- 43-Lots-Acreage lou vered shutters at wds, self cleaning range, icemaker ref., dbl car garage, fenced, drive gate. $42,500. 1 63' Lasbra' traHer. SR-In , Sanford, Fl. on ~ acre fenced land. 323-1375. LONGW000 LAKE MARY DOG HOUSE FOR LARGE DOG REASONABLE -t,71 SARA after Sp ri - -7- --- -------- _- 80-Autos for Sale 68-Wanted to Buy New-our loss, your gain. IS? ycis brown plush. $750 yd. Installed. Seigler Realty, Broker _________ Salc for CARPET 321 0640,321-1577, 668 $335 REAL ESTATE NEARLY AN ACRE LOT. 3 OR, 2 B, Split plan, pan FR w-FP, 31-Business Proç*rty 13.71 hr. SAW OPER By- Lows, this Notice shall be published mci In the SENTINEL STAN and once in His EVENING HERALD fIve (1) days prior to MUNITY LIBRARY $3.90hr, BEDROOM, Ili BATH, 1972 WITH EXPANDO LIVING ROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT. ON NICELY WOODED HALF ACRE, $13,900. $3,300 DOWN AND SELLER HOLDS REALTOR. 322 7498 storm awnings & new roof. Very good coed. $26,000. - - SEMINOLE SUNLAND 3 BR, 1 b, tennis near by. Range, ref., washer I. dryer, 50-Miscellaneous Homes MORTGAGE. CallBart the ... REDUCED $2000 for those who demand the Most. 2 BR modern home has over 1600 sized corner lot. $35,500. If you're in the business of building busines . use Classified Ads often. DRIVER CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND new home for everything. . . .oven for ysul SOUTH $5011 'DELIVERY Legal Assistant 4 mos. POSItIOn. Must have access to car I be CETA eligible. Call 3321553, Ste Swekdays. OF DATED this ilk day of Mardi, Lovely "like new, 3 BR, 1½ b, carpet, C.H&A, kit. eqpt., dbl. 90M. your MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In Reel Estate Is said daily in the classified ads. Nothing small about that. IL We .. 2550 GROVE DRIVE $110 mo. with children $30 deposit. Can be seen Mon. 322- 3 Sq. Ft. living area & Is located close to hospital & ail con. veniences. $36,500. TUES. THRU SUN. 34--i%slobile Homes Unfurnished 3 OR trailer With cabana & closed in with fence, .GENERAL OFFICE 322-0641 OPEN HOUSE S BEHONEST LET' If you AFTER HOURS 322-0214 -- 42--Mobile HaiCob,rt, Realty Inc. 323-7132 Eve. 322-0612,322.1$V, 322.7177 2321 PARK DR. 332211$ REALTOR LOW FEE_TERMS NOTICE OF SPECIAL '*%1kTllo OF M!MURS OF SOUTH SEMINOLE COMMUNITY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, INC. NOTICE Is given purivanttocall of the President and board Trustees of the South Seminole Community Library AssocIation, lnc.,anonprofitco,pora$lon, that a special meeting of the members will he hold in the AftateSpringsLt. lo ary building at 251 Maitland Avenue, City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, on Wednesday, March H, 1575, at 1:00 p.m. for the followIng purposes: I. Consideration of the Board at Trusteos recommendation to am.nd the Articles of Incorporation changing the name of the cora. lion to "FRIENDS OF ALTA. MONTE SPRINGS LIBRARY. INC. INC." Or such other name as members well determine. 2. All other business that may come before the meeting. ALL MEMBERS we Invited to a attend 00141 participate in this vent Impertord meeting, Pursuant to the previsions of the 41-Houses UNullthdty,hc H&A, dishwasher, nice yard Dave Coody Model. No pets, $213 last, Security. Delton. '323.5176 912 French Ave. - Ave. ------------ •. Executive home-. 3 OR., 2 full bathe, 2 car closed garage. Screened porch, W.w carpet. C. EMPLOYMENT N - - 1 5Na* Aur.1105 p'4, 11kii". Mar,hS,1W5 _____ 41-Houses Furnished AAA - Get plenty of prospects . . .Ad. venue your product or service in the Classified Ads. vs ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT - serial number PAiCIL(A) Beginning 22.5 chal.w leviti at me 3101511 and tall number 1.**Is$ wear of Isdlse 30, Null 0, nenuhip 39 $810104 Range 35 laW; In lslh Is Lake Mary land; NOTICE OF ACTION once Nenllseasterly almig mad TO: Any parties hoving an In. 11414I.uay to a peint 251 feel wiberty if liii Sanford Grant SineW in ONE CESSNA 315 AIR. nsa thence bulb $1 4aiIII West CRAFT bearin, serial number 3W Ni and tall number N1511 0 their 'feet; *ens Nenihanly along the sdas of heirs, assigns, ad micciesons in In. iue to a pew an lass if lbs Point tenet, end all porsane, Firms, and Iegt.mln. thence Wees to me Cerporat lens Ousing, HovW4 en OW of begInning. (Lees the West Claiming An Intel ad In or Lien On foul lull, of Lake) CadsInuig the Move Described Aircraft. YOU AND EACH OP YOU ARE Isaesplveo,mhijs. SIllilY NOTIFIED that She Stale PUCIL (I) of Florida, us rot Diugias Cheshire, BeiLning of She inhIsedialift if Jr. Stile Atlomey ton the 1101. siN Uneef Na $a,ife,i Grant LIes esmib Judicial Circuit of the State ef aN at Il,s Ilasrabis th few us,INoelNa N*.usJ Florida, in el $sdlsi 11 TownshIp 30 levik, .MM 1. Polk. $hsnlN ol $sminols County. Florim. has filed a Rule to IS last: show Cuss hi No EIItliJI. JOWl. thence run North 5½ we lael I chab'i Ibmice North CIO Ciroeli Court of Florils against 140 feet, thence North 35 doorus s.anlalipa fall Nov" an OW 4754 Net: ibace WOW to WW hi Des Cus.s Ill Aircraft iltreid 't.f-way toNa laulard bearing sulal number 3*4030 aid OW LInes thence Sulk N dwm SoUm,mbu- N *$Qtoshswcauw iky Ike aforesaId airailt should OWalong Ono hhispsIk,pg Ig(iktlng So acres ptas 00 60 Surfeited to lbs me if Ike Ihanifi of Seminole County, Pier Ida, The POWIc Near" shall be held pursuant to sectIon 10.11. FlorIda like Coy Hoc coy of Low Mari, Basia. Yew hove * days him erIde. AVE W, MO, $1:35p.M. FoWuary ee. wis, to cuntsa me as sos. lk.rsalsan as pm% I'lonsrable Haul F. .tetmson. County Judas, $*i1We COOWy Court. d of that Sims, wansjj on ad as" the ae rssusel howNe I00Ier4 P belle *7710 N No his my be hove asp lofasis to assut to 02 Nor aIined Nim Sims to Sims veiN actIon ar doims to ills .. ,011 aWls. Is liken W lbs Clip Wioltad alru.N. OthorOWe, lbs ZONINd CERTAIN LANDS WITH- Wanti - TOMATO PLANTS 4 types (ApprOx.20.000) Sari root or potted. Call 3153375 -a - i i!' IN THE FOR DS$4 .4 il 3 Lines Minimum Found LOST vicinity of LA. Mary Blvd I. 1.4 Intersection Sun. 2 Dober. mans, red F. 114 yrs., blk 1. tan A'.. S mo. Reward. M47114. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by Park Civic Cider, 31111115 Misdi An. WEDNAY, MARCH 14 camelot Hamss,uer. Aa. will mist at $ p.m. at home of Mrs. Rita Greens at im Centurby Circle, (slWrry. Demiidrstlon of csramlcg by Ellis Cart. FRIDAY,MARCHLS ii: CbKd@ I 1 "lbs U11111111111kiliblill Molly Brown," $ P.h Fine Arts Couicat HaIL Free to public. (2) CAROl. SURNUT AND FRIENDS ____ MARY TYLER MOM • ),proçam,2pin. Ci*il Pisrida Shill Cub Skew, 11 p.m., 59 (3) IYIWVTNIS$ DEAF NEWS ALA NON For families or friends of Prcbiem drinkers For future Information call 447.3233 or write Sanford Al- Anon Family Group P.O. Box 553 Sanford, Fla. 22171 FLORIDA Welles of Public Hearses TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: __ - ; Garden U'IUI&,AY,MARVHI$ Wss's Grs, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. - -. j TO IJVI I ONELry 71110 Ird thumnley'i IA weed AA, closed, $ p.m., Rolling Hills Moravien 130 (3)5 AS THE WORLD TUNIS -. am., Sulk Ve1in Salami, 7:30 a.m., Deltoca Inn. WelgM Watchers, 10 am. Altamonte Mali Sears. Tjlewssd LA, dosed, 5 p.m., St. Rlcahrd'i Church, LEI N Howell Road. 0 ALL MYCHU.DRSN an he msetswieworiiing In - re Sanford 7 Lm. Jerry's ) II , 'terlat Qurth. (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. MOANING 1. l2OlWFfrstSt. 12:30 (2) S •( 730 ce*ni mrid. Shell dab Show, (2) NEWS the Mounted Police unIt. PLAZA Mary I)UCATIONAL PRO. GRA&IMINO 5 CBS LATE MOVIE "McCloud: The 42nd Street Cavalry" (1974) Dennis Weaver, Julie Sommars. Weaver. McCloud falls for a pollc.wom- IN YOUR FAMILY? ITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. FRIDAY MARCHI fj4j ( , 2p.m., Fellowship Hall, 5 NEWS 1. . . - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM' changing the zonIng on the following described property situate In the City of Lake Mary, Florida: Commencing at the Southwest corner of the NW¼ of the 3W¼ of SectIonS, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, Seminole County, Florida, run thence N. 0 degrees 33' 15" E. 1,323.42 feet thence run N. Si degrees 37' 33" E. a distance of 23 feet to the Poke of Beginning; from the Pohl of Beginning continuing N. IS degrees 37' 33" E. run 421.07 feet; thence run N.O degrees WSr, I to a point lying on the North Ilni of the S. five.ilghths of the SW ¼ of the NW¼ of Section S. Thence run S. St degrees 45' 14" W. to a point lying 521.47 feet North ci the Point of Beginning. Thence running South 0 degrees 07' Sr' W. 12&47 feet to the Point of Beginning. 1200 OSTARSKY I HUTCH Two skid row derelic ts set Starsky and Hutch up as their next victims. 12:00 @ BIG VALLEY "The 25 Graves Of Midas' Heath, wounded and unconscious, Is mistaken for a thief who robbed the Dutton Mining Company. STARTS FRIDAY -: 8athrdAA,$njn officar of the 40771h. (R) : MethodistChurch, Cuaelbsrry. T.s.tmtreea Altamonte Springs Civic Center. ,mRNoow a M9A9S11H Frank becomes upset when he Is not selected I41 , '. 11:55 (1)5 CBS NEWS 11:30 (2) a TONIGHT Guest host: George Carlin. N EWLYWED GAME (4) and his LADIES John Denver (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4)5 LOVE OF LW! 5 pAMg$.,y FEUD 1100 (2) (4)00 NEWS 4-Personals FLORIDA Neticeel Public Neanleg TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of Lake CALENDAR Mary, FlorIda, that said Council will hold apublic hiaringon the 151h day _.....0e o of April, IM, at 7:30 P.M. to consider an Ordinance entitled as T1IUR)AY, MARCH follows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Conceal Lae Brantley HIaJI School -Band, SPIllS OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA RE. Symphonic Bond and Wind Enaemble,$p.nL, Forest We ZONING CERTAIN LANDS WITH. Academy Music Audltorltmi. IN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, AS HEREIN DEFINED FROM A.1 ________ Onrvateru Aisui, 7.30 pin. Community United TO C.2: CONFLICTS, SEVERA IlL. 1100 (2) a HIGH ROLLERS 6HAPPY DAYS (A) 6MOVIE "Swing Time" itims .................43C a line 3$c a PInS 3ce,lSeCVtlV.t1mSs . . icens.cvt$vetlmes ..... 3k a PUs. 18-Help CITY OP LAKI MARY, 10-30 (1) 0 ALL STAR SECRETS (1) a THE Pr" is Rog ioo -, ..iu.uauuuumul Seminole Memorial Hospital reserves the right to riled any and all bids. Publish: March, 7, 11575 OEM.', I'm flOt too concerned about the gasoline price rises, but if theY raise the price Of sneakers again..." 9:55 S FAMILY MOAK & M.NDY iNOVA The Brshsva PRO- S THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY . vplands of western North IC ventriloquist (Jay Johnson) Arnerica. who murdered the craftsman (1) 0 THE WALTONIII With who made his dummy. 831-9993 RATES DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday-Noon Friday Materials Manager of the Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First Street, Sanford, Florida 32171. All bids shall be postmarked not liter than the 11th day of May 1575, and Mail be received on or before the 116th day of May 1575. Opening of such bids will take place at the Office of the Materials Manager of the Seminole Memorial Hospital at 1:00 o'clock P.M. on the 15th day of May 1515. 9-30 1000 (2) J MRS. COLUMBO Kate Columbo goes after a psychot- P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon Park All bids shall be mailed to the S NATiONAL GEOGRAPHIC CA 0 LILIAS,YOGA AND YOU SPECIAL Last Stand In Eden' Alexander Scourby 9:00 explores the plight of elephants (2) (4) DONAHUE in Kenya being pushed out by MY THRSE SONS MOVIE expansion of cities and farm lands. DINAHI 9.30 - 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS Additional Information Is available at Office of the Materials 5:30 (2) 0 TODAY 50000 MORNING AMERI- Orlando - Winter Seminole INVITATION TO SIB 0 NEWS music Industries. ., $100.000 NAME THAT TUNE 1 Thursday,Marchl,1575-SB CLASSIFIED ADS The Solid of Trustees of the Seminole Memorial Hospital Invites bids upon the following: Elevator Maintenance Contract ny IN FLORIDA a 0000 uo,wio FLORIDA the fifth annual presentation of these awards honoring Amen ca 's favorite entertainers In the television, motion picture and HOLLYWOOD ,UARES - TODAY 00000 MORNING AMEN. (2) QUINCY Quincy Invest Igates charges that a Marine drill Instructor was responsible for the death of a recruit. o ABC NEWS - - I FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given thof I am engaged In business of P.O. 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The Evening Herald has already earned its reputation as the No. 1 authority on Little League and the other baseball groups which cater to the 8 to 18 set here In Seminole County. Keep an eye on the sports pages for our usual coverage of all leagues - from Seminole Pony to Paola, from Oviedo to Altamonte Springs, and a thorough rundown of Sanford's games. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS We keep readers well informed of all the games with photos, stories, standings, schedules and box scores. And we do that the day right after the game. . ) This beautiful home in Deltona was completely landscaped by crystal Lake Nursery, Crystal Lake Drive in Lake Mary. Particularly appealing to our readers is the box score format, which 110 every player who appeared in the game. Johnny didn't have to get a hit to make our paper. He's right there in the box score, no matter what, pop. Tip Don't miss a single edition of Seminole County's most complete Little League Coverage...subscrlbe to The Evening Herald today! Fill out coupon and mail. , I Evening Heiald Henild Advertiser Thursday, March I, 1979 Phes. [ter My Ssbscdpth. Ti The buhg H.rdd I I NAME: ADDRESS:_______________________________ CITY: I PHONE: • ENCLOSED IS MY CHECK IN THE AMT. $_ • / • EumIngHi6 I s U P.O, Box 1Ul Sanford, Florida 32771 OneYear—$36.00 Six Months —$18.50 Two Months —N.5O I I .TT 11 14me 1eetvt, GwtdW'*" o*L Ho*i 9ftvsteKt Phones, 322-261 1. or 83 1.9993 0 �ning Herald a Herald Advertiser, Sanford. l Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Local Expert Says Start Lawn Care Now S: Graceful Foliage :)rs Or Outdoors I. Staghorn féni akes dramatic display mounted on wall. Ferns are among the world's oldest living plants and lower on the evolutionary scale than seed plants. Some common fern types are boston, maidenhair, staghorn, rabbits-foot, and pteris. Plants in the genus Asparagus such as A. plumose and A. sprengerl are called ferns, but are not true ferns since they produce seeds and not spores. NIATING 1 We Are Your Authorized Dealer For Hundreds of different fern types can be grown both indoors for interior decoration and outdoors as part of the landscape in Florida. Ferns are popular because of their graceful foliage and ability to grow In areas of dense shade and low light Intensity. Ferns are well adapted for use on north sides of buldlngs where light intensity is low, under trees and in shaded sites near water features. Inside the home ferns are useful In low light areas as a compliment to Interior decorating. Some common and easily obtainable ferns are listed in Table I. PROPAGATION The best method of propagating most ferns is by division or by offsets as with boston ferns. True ferns can be grown from spores, but this procedure takes at least a year to produce useable plants. TAPPAIS CENTRAL HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING GAS • ELECTRIC • OIL SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 2609 S. SANFORD AVE. CA HOMEOWNERS SPECIAL DUE TO THE TREMBIDOUS RESPONSE To THIS OFFER WE ARE EXTB(DINO OUR SPECIAL TNRU MARCH 15 Complete treatment for subterranean termites $150.00 FULLY INSURED & WRITTEN GUARANTEE FREE INSPECrIOt4o olu"M PO AAA TERMITE & PEST CONTROL WE GIVE GNIN am" 339.6945 24 HR. SERVICE Spores may be shaken from the underside of fronds when ripe and placed on ground shagnum moss in a well drained container. fertilizers are quite adequate for fern growth and should be applied at about one-hall recommended rate. Ferns will not tolerate high fertilization and frequently To maintain soil moisture show leaf scorch when the container should be fertilized too heavily. covered with glass or plastic. Water as necessary to keep Most ferns are grown In the medium surface moist partial shade and will grow and place in an area where satisfactorily form about 100 light is sufficient for normal to 3000 foot-candles. In the fern growth. home plants should receive as much light as possible Young plants may be without being placed in potted about six months direct sunlight or normal after germination. Both A. light may be supplemented plumosa and A. sprengeri are easily grown from seed. artificial light. Ferns are relatively free CULTURE from insect and disease Ferns grow best in a problems, but may be atpredominately organic tacked from time to time. potting medium similar to Since many ferns are easily soils In their natural Injured by fungicides and habitats. Good growth can be obtained in lOOpct. peat moss insecticides, their use should or In combinations of 75 pot. first be checked on a single plant. So, even though your peat moss and 25pct. sand as garden supply dealer can long as drainage is rapid. recommend pesticides to use Any container with good on ferns, you may be better drainage Is satisfactory, but off without them. If you only the growing media should be have a few Indoor ferns, you kept moist at all times. can usually control diseases However, do not allow water by simply cutting out into stand in pots since roots fected parts. To remove may be damaged. most insects, just take the plants outside and spray Good fern growth occurs at them with plain water. normal home temperatures of 70 to 80 degrees but most If you're a fern ferns outdoors will be In- for indoorchoosing growing conjured by freezing tem- ditions, select a variety that peratures. Humidity may be has some tolerance to low too low in the home for fine, humidity ... a boston, or a thin leaved ferns such as rabbit-foot fern would be a maidenhair, which frequent- good chice. A fine, thin. ly develops scorched leaf leaved fern, such an IL[5LB5 UI ury aunospneres. maidenhair, doesn't do well This can partially be In a dry atmosphere controlled in the home by Maidenhair ferns are more syringing or double-potting. commonly used as specimen Boston and rabbits-foot ferns plants, in the landscape. as well as other types with Asparagus fern is another thick fronds tolerate low common that can be humidity better than those used bothvariety indoors and In the with thin fronds. landscape. It's a climber, so Ferns require small Put ftInan where ft has amounts of fertilizer and in room to stretch. Lestherleaf fact obtain some nutrients fern is good choice for the form the decomposition of heavily shaded area of your shagnum peat moss. landscape. It's also useful In Packaged liquid house plant flower arrangements. March is the time to In the central Florida begin your lawn program if area, you should not consider you want a healthy lawn that Zoysia or Bermuda as both can withstand the hot are high maintenance summer sun, wear and tear grasses. There are many caused by children playing, very attractive pe Insects and diseases. Also, lawns In the area but that weeds have a tendency to grass seems to thrive better take over inan unhealthy or In the North Florida area. declining lawn. Jim Rowe of Jim Rowe Sprinkling your lawn 10 or Pest Control says a good 15 minutes a day really does fertilization program is very more harm than good. It Important, but there are causes the root system to many other things the remain shallow In the soil homeowner needs to do. thus is less able to support First, if you plan to put lna Itself during periods of new lawn this year, it would drought, Insect damage and be wise to consider disease. Floratam, St. Augustine When watering place a since it is resistant to chinch bugs. Another hardy grass coffee can at the furthest for our area is Argentine point your sprinkler reaches, then let the sprinkler run Bahia. until you have one inch of water In the can. Another major mistake people make is cutting their short during the hot months. St. Augustine or Bahia should not be cut lower than 2½ or 3 inches. Always keep the mower blade Very sharp as a dull p • RAIN BIRD NELSON • TORO 11 p • SAFE-T-LAWN LET blade frays the grass Wades and makes it very susceptibia to fungi. If you have foll owed all the above and your lawn still does not look as healthy as you think lt should, you may need 10 have a soil sample run for Soil PH and nematodes. • Automatic Controllers • Shrub Sprinklers • Pop Up Spray Sprinklers • Equipment Accessories US DO IT or DO IT YOURSELF Sales. Seri-ice. Pa'u on Sprinklers and Iumps RESlON Ti .41. COMMERCM 1. 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I, 1979-3 4F - - 4, -. 2626 IROQUOIS .— -.---, - -- ...---- SANFORD �4—Evening Hamill & HsraW A*virfluir, S.nhrd, FL Thursday, Mir. I, tm Evening Herald a Roses: Year Round Growth, Care Too Woes 32.95 /SNAP-CUT! Har -dT 0 LAWN SPREADER 19.99 1 ' TREE PRUNER Telescopes 6 to 12 feet. Teflon-S -coated blade converts to hand saw. Aluminum shaft. 3ATS W_ Spreads 21-in. path of lawn food, seed. Adjust. able rate setter, fingerPP.1 tip on/off control. -J GET_ JqAp Detect .—.'-.'.-r', I.. VI US UIC hardest to Identify could be Improper soil p. Sometimes, even if you water and fertilize the way you should, a plant just won't When this happens, soil pH could very well be the Problem but unless you have your soil analyzed, you may think it's something else. for a relative scale THATCHING RAKE Pull it's full, push it's clean. Use one side to rake, the other to pulverize. 20 tines. GMI5KD - - ) 1019 TROWEL Regular-size, chromeplated blade for most garden planting jobs. Tapered ash handle. TGC20 TRANSPLANTER Narrow, pointed olade cuts into ground easily. Chrome-plated finish. Ash handle. TGC21 7ThVITh. X4Ljr---N;W-- Grass Catcher GC11 1499 MRIF AW M 77o77 20-IN. 3-HP' ROTARY MOWER 7.44 CULTIVATOR Briggs & Stratton engine with recoil start. Shear- pin adapter. anti-scalp disc. Rear baffle improves grass discharge. 5position fingertip height adjusters; 7-in. roller-bearing wheels. Controls on folding handle, Assembled. 51209 Four curved and pointed 4-In, steel tines break up ground easily. Fire-Hard. enedash handle. PSC4CS PLASTIC %1e00 .00 LAWN RAKE Lightweight, resilient 24-in. polypropylene head; FireHardened, ash handle. For shag rugs too. FS24 SPADING FORK Tempered 10-inch tines make fast work of turning tough soil. 30-in, handle with D-grip. POLDCS PRICES small flowers, and the Most popular Florida landscape ornamentals like soils ranging from neutral to slightly acid. Dogwood, azaleas, holly, camellias, hydrangeas, gardenias, and ixore like soil that Is quite acid. Only a few plants like sweet soil: yucca, oleander and cabbage palm are Florida examples. Unfortunately, alkaline soil Is quite common around Florida Homes. In many areas, the soil Is mostly sand, naturally low In So If you want to grow roses, you will usually have more success if you choose Plants with the Fortuniana rootstock. And, a few more tips Increeses soil acidity. Also, building residue, lime from stucco or cement burled in the yard can raise soil pH. So, when soil pH is a problem, it's usually because it's too high. That is, the soil Is too sweet alkaline. Tbe ream we worry about soil pH is that in alkaline soil sold loving plants can't take up some of the minor elements they need for healthy growth. As a result, the plant may have yellowy leaves and grow In a spits., sickly ma ner. The soil pH may not kill the plant, bs* since it is In a weahened conmon, buds and plant dlasuess can attack It more soft. Since yeliowy leaves and spans growth can be Now aeled.Ing roses ... always buy plants from a reputable dealer. He should have both container grown and bar.root plants available. Bareroot plaids are graded number one, cne'.snd's.balf, and two, based on the size and number of the canes. A number one is the bed grade. Container grown plaids are ranked as Florida fancy Florida ntmab.r one, and Florida number two, according to standards set upby the Dlvlalonof Plaid Indestry. Tbe bed qeslity rose plaid you can buy I. a Florida fancy, container grown plaid with the rose Foetsidusa rootetock. Remember that roses grchr year.rosmd In Florida, so ths bait on the ceines should always be firm, plun, and green. If the wood is dry and shriveled, don't buy the plant. Qmoosing the r1dpla1ng site and preparing the an correctly are imported first Asp In rose culture. You should plant roses In an area that receives full am for at lecdslz hoas a day. U this Isn't possible, try to make receive we th$ the by so may probluns, the *w.oe - ,--_-. _--.-----.*.---.--• . -- • urowo"lo, ISOFFIT, GUTTERS & TRIM Color Coordinated by UNITED od a,.14',, 4 i • .u,.,qd S.. Us For Wi Will Install or You Can " DoIt Vourse If" PH. 323.262 COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY and GARDEN CENTER 2732 Country Club Rd. Sanford ( West 20th St.) UVE NOW ON STOCKADE & SASICITWIAVE DICK BEADLES PEST CONTROL DICK BEADLES OWNER-OPERATOR RESIDENTIAL AND FIN.m 3ML COMMERCIAL siivia 15% OFF INSTALLED Includes Gates, Materials Labor on 41 5' hlIs Chain Link 150' mm. TERMITE INSPECTION Based on4lsq.yds. Nil SJIVIT I *" Ad* ___________ city NI?D. 411 N. Oss i.sow Trail ------------ WY MONTHLY SERVICE [322=584& IlJNSAOOssS5P.O. SOS 1112 WIPOSO PtA p;,... .a:•__ 5 CUSTOM IRRIGATION SYSTEMS oi'y way to be siiirv, your plast Is sithring from the wrongpHkvel,Isto be" a npleofyor soil analyzed. Once you determine the nMwpHMvslof your soll you can WUw choose plants suited to that level, or dp the pH level to suit the plugs you went. 1re are tires common methods hamsowoirs can ussto lower soilpH; addIn4 organic matter, adding chasigcal formulations sold . IAI W. Custom Build To Fit Your Exact Needs I grandlflora bush roses, which produce clusters of medium sized blc,ns. When choosing a rose to grow in Florida, you need to know something about the kind of root system the plant has. Most roses in Florida are grafted plants, composed of two different roses. One forms the root system and the other forms the top of the plant. Our specialists tell us that roses grafted on the "Rosa Fortunlana" rootstock will grow larger, live longer, and produce more flowers than roses grown on any other root- —n ______ PRESEASON SAVINGS FACTORY DISCOUNT medium sized clusters of the organic matter that Ti7i tIMPIR =M1 M MM W ^ blooms, the large floribundas which have describing soil acid level. The scale goes from 0.14, with 7 being neutral. Any ~aauaaul reading below 7 Is on the acid or sour side and reading above 7 are alkaline or sweet soils. taO Ii To least nine months out of the year in north Florida. This year-rotmd growing pattern has its advantages, of course, but it also means that roses In Florida need year-round maintenance. There are four basic types of roses. . .bwh types, climbers or ramblers, miniatures, and tree roses. Bush roses are the most popular. In this group are the hybrid teas, which produce grow very well. HARDWARE STORES 1\L\' Roses grow and bloom all Ph Is just a acentific term Ware your local independent hard7Tmsrch.nt with national chain-buying pow. GOOD MARCH $ THRU MARCH 14 1111(L)''" year long in south and central Florida, and for at Of all the problems you're likely to have with your I,• Thursday, Mar. s, 179-5 Herald Advirtisar, Sanford, Fl. - - -- . - -- --- —: L - - • TOM * 33514 11 ----------- CXtL THE DEALER IN YOUR AREA cAllus. Sanford 32l.0$20 $34111 TOCAYII I ORLANDO SIIVARD CO. 4533716 144-3Th KISSIMMIE 4110 • N ONANGI eAFTERHOup$(u. PIN SAT III NOON FINANCING BLOSSOM PAYM(NT ON AVAILAILEDOWN 293-2343 r&W UPP*OVAl. -• - �—EvsnIng Herald a Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Mar. I, øfl Evening Herald a Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Good Soil A M us t Every garden neede good soil so that plants and flowers will flourish and egetablee will offer a iow*lftd harvest. And just what Is good soil? Good soil consists of a combination of 50 percent pore space, 25 percent mineral and 25 percent organic. The pore space allows the soil to breathe and provides for water abaori*Icn. The mineral and organic content assure good ructre. In addition to these soil requirements for healthy vegetation, about 70 percent of all plants requires constant moist-to-wet condition at root level, so that nutrients can be transferred from soil to plant. The simplest and most effective way of Insuring that your soil Is right Is to add sphagnum pest moss to it. This Is a conditioner which solves the structure problem with any soil. It acts almost instantly and It should be used new, in the spring, to prepare the soil for new plar*a, shrubs, vegetables and flowers - virtually anywhere you want to promote healthy vegetation. Here's why sphagnum peat moss Is so effective: —Canadian sphagnum peat moss has a whopping to 95 percent pore space, Thursday, Mar. S 197-7 Tips On Tomatoes which means that ample space is available for root growth and air penetration. —It has outstanding water retention ability. Canadian epliagnwn peat moss can absorb from iHo 20 times Its weight in water. —It lasts longer In the soil than any other type of soil conditioner because of the unique structure of Its cells and the fact It Isn't as decomposed as other peat products. —It has $ predictable pH level, 3.5 to 4.5, perfect for acid-loving plants, easily adjusted to more alkaline loving plants with applications of dolomite limestone. For those desiring to grow tomatoes in a container rather than in the garden, use bushel baskets, hampers, five-gallon cans or other similar vessels. Punch boles in the bottoms to allow adequate drainage. Fill with shavings, sawdust, or wellrotted plant material. Sand and soil may also be used, but generally are more troublesome than shavings or sawdust. Unlike soil, shavings and sawdust need not be treated for diseases and weed seeds. a Feed the plants by the solution culture method. No one nutrient solution Is superior. Either buy a ready prepared, highly solubif fertilizer and follow direc. lions, or make your owi solution. One suggested nutrient solution may be made by dissolving 2 cups of either a 64.6, 646, or 84-8 analysis common fertilizer, 6 tablespoons of epsom salts, and ½ teaspoon iron chelate thigallon of tap water. This is your base solution. From this you will make your Growing Solution. depending on plant needs. Apply enough solution to wet the shavings or sawdust to the bottom of the contalnei at every application. For best quality, harvest tomatoes when fully red. ripe. If need be, they can be harvested when pink and allowed to ripen in the home. Mature green or pink fruit require a temperature around 70 degrees F. to ripen properly. Place unripened fruit in a well-ventilated For young plants, use 2 at room temperature. tablespoons of base solution Fully ripened fruit may be mixed in 1 gallon of water. placed in the refrigerator to Apply once every 3 days, or prolong keeping. 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Dining Group Was $140.00 NOW $49500 S Colors—Acrylic Top THE COOL fTMAW AS C*xA_-___ CesLek 4.. • DELUXE MESH DINING GROUP WORL Lingw,sd. Fl. wy 42 3I.$434 ll - 0 *— ----- ._.. ---.• . - .•-•-. - - .. . - . .-,,-... �4V K IAA 71st Year, No. 173—Friday, March 9, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents I Less Optimistic But Carter 's Thursday, Mar. 8#.1M $—.Evenfi,g Hera Id & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Sadat: On The Verge Of Signing Treaty . _ V - - - w - - i Al.EXAWRM, Egypt (UP!) As for the question of Palestinian autonomy, Carter said that Carter said it was difficult to predict whether his peace mission Egyptian President Anwar months of ups and downs In their negotiations. Sadat sold today he believes Egypt and Israel are "on the verge" At another point he said: "There are really no obstacles In the would be successful, explaining, "We came on this trip without both Begin and Sadat "have reconfirmed their commitment to me of sWft a peace treaty except for "a few words." way, there Is only a misunderstanding on the main Issues. I think any assurance if success. What well do Is take to Israel either an that all the Camp David agreements will be carried out. But President Carter was more cautious, saying that "there are It Is time now that we can say that the signing of the agreement Is encouraging prospect or one that will require some substantial "The details obviously will have to be worked out over the dlllscene pro1ema" to be resolved before he can predict the not so far f1catio" period of a year after a peace treaty is signed," Carter added. outcome He said he did not expect to delay his trip to Israel Saturday "I think we are on the verge of an agreement" The EgyptianCarter said that only after further discussions wlth,thelr full delegations will all sides know "hew close we are together." night for further negotiations. Both presidents made their comments In Interviews on a tow. leader said. In Jeruelam, Israeli leaders expressed cautious optimism about "Obviously," Carter said, "we'll go to Israel with some dl!bcur, lfknhl0 whistlestop train trip from Cairo to this beautiful Carter, however, took a more subdued approach on the second fernces still remaining and I'll do my best to resolve those dl!- the Carter mission, but expressed fears that Carter will try to 1foditerrsmiean iert which drew timiultous cheering crowds day of his Middle East peace Journey. ;alcnl the route. fce1" wring additional concessions from Prime Minister Menachemn "We don't know yet what will happen until we get through with I The massive turnout of chantin , clapping, smiling Egyptians ft talks," Carter said.' ,It's hard to predict what will hMm,, Carter mW he had nothing to report to Israeli Prime Minister Begin. "The atmosphere In the government is optimistic," Housing to surpass the crowds on a thnflar train trip by former He disclosed that Egyptian Prime Minister Mats Khalll and Menachun Begin yet because "we're In the process of discussing Minister David Levy said after a three-hour special session of the Thsldent Richard Nixon in June 1974. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance "are talking about language and the specific terms on which there Is disagreement still." Sadat told reporters that only "a few words here and there' specifics. President Sadat and I are in basic agreement on Cabinet. Justice Minister Shmnuel Tamlr said it did not make any Carter said there were no surprises concerning the Egyptian decisions. have k* Egypt and Israel from achieving a peace pact after drateajc matters that's the situation now.,, attitude, I CRYSTAL ... 1979 LAKE NURSERY IVERSARY SALE Armed Man Robs, Flees First Federal CITRUS TREES $6.95Blooming & Bearing ORANGES . MYERS LEMON SWEET KUMQUAT KEY LIME *OBINSON TANGERINE. LEE TANGERINE *ORLANDO TANGELO NGELO •MINEOLA •MURCOT •PINEAPPLE HAMLIN *TEMPLE IPARSON BROWN NAY!L ISATSUMA VALENCIA LEMON TREE . DWARF AZALEAS S COLORS $2*88 24 Ft. . HYBRID CROTONS $2,49 DRACENA MARGENATA TRI.COLOR 2.I1 GRAPEFRUIT MARSH SEEDLESS DUNCAN RED SEEDLESS I PINK *TEXAS STAR RUBY .:Presldential can. :dIdate Rep. Philip Crane of Illinois with wife, Arlene — all smiles at Seminole County Republican Lincoln Day dinner ..-on Feb. 14. p3.84 -. PODACARPUS Are ushy Thick ILI.Sle;.. I 2.3 ft. I-: It's Crane Vs. Reagan '- Charge.s Fly In N.H. As CAMELLIAS $479 GALLON SIZE AZALEAS MIXED COLORS 1.44 ROEBELINI WEEPING PALMS FIG $6995 SIngIs.DoubIs.TrtPIS 3G.) 1. U rger .6.95 NEANTHE BELLA or PARLOR PALM - 2.3 ft. with DATES clx NORFOLK ISLAND PINES 3-4 Ft $3,54 MIXED GROUP AZALEAS $4,95 3 Gal. The illinois Republican said Thursday he was "outraged" over the "scurrilous, unfounded rumors" printed In two lengthy articles In the ultra-conservative Manchsstm, N.H., Unknbead'r. Crane said a reporter attributed them to "some Reagan from the o ___ pport ers." campaign aides and su i g he fire the cam-, Crane seist Reagan a letter e staffers Involved. In response, Reagan said, "I Informed Congressman Crane that none of my staff was In any way responsible for RED BERRY ARDESA 1.2 Ft. $1.92 AUSTRALIAN TREE FERN $9•95 ____ n — ____ 41111111 FLORIDA WHITE DOGWOOD $4ft, $34,95 PLANTED CHINESE EVERGREEN Ealinf Haul. OLEANDER WI BLOOM 4 Ft. .95 SALSIZI 944 SAVANNAH HOLLY .6.1 4-I FL HSISCUS $ COLORS $ .5 1 GALLON $121—PINK s RID-. S2.1$ 3 VII. d______ mand n O LVUJUN,U IOUGAINVtLIA - Reagan's_siçport.rs launched his 1150 presidential cw"paigr' co.nnl*ee only Wedoe.day. In past campaigns the Californian has spoken of what he calls the 11th vv of politic' "Thou shall not speak Ill of thy fellow Reput,lken." In a latter to Reagan, Crane said the reporter's qt1one went "wifl beyond the 1hi of common decency." In an editorial accompanying the articles on Crane, Leeb denied the stories were printed "solely because we are supporting former. Go,. Ronald Reagan for the Rspebfrw no"1'-' for the prnddl!'cy." Some Reagan açporters and d "have been involved and In the development of a story so shocking, so g ftto your Mtr4Io"1" grossly untrue , t I tuft I m brin Crane wrote Reag th4 anough that Ishosid have to be em"ft etir. ft ii JeMii s*otsd to b offrwda to my muth mom iadtmywifeaadslckildnnaretobs lartandsreedslised by emloddremors. *11 olmy children will er deeply mull bp the scars will heal peslimiarly cceerusd that my I.y.erid soon. I deullftw vv1s may aevur understand this." - to me personally." The articles "g1 Crme has been Involved In that he and his wife aln - nomnwes Mirasoar ital fueM Waagtoue partygoers. are heavy drinkara and y ped a The New lr'. Hose resohelea c-"g the article d spologis"g to the er Crane addeiessd ft personally. The newspaper's p, William lash, has endorsed has editorially RaW for prul#' and In the p isebuled Crane for splPtbths eesii.,MIve vats. .. Cr,IbIde Willi ArIss, at hisside,wes 1110111 speaker at the ma Lincoin Day Dinner sposeond by EacMivs ConunMtss the Seminole (y Rspul W The acem' a machid the cosples ____ __ __ ___ I - IF. I - I CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY LAKE MARY, UT. 1fl I 322.2799 t --- "'. ir WI -. .- __ i • CALL WYOUOITLOST • ______ "?tw" - . .1 r V"9141 411W9 t VVIPIF W ' - ----- ____ ___ - _syodicated marriage aid c.d* col-'. De. George Crane, during . h,*h . W renarke prior to his son's up.e, us" 'as Democratic public oftldals who hive praiced Immorally in omce d ing particularly these coagreamnln who hired secretaries that could mx* type but. would grant sexual favors. He pointed with pride to his own son, Philip, who is happily married family man with eight children. Congrenw Crane, during his speech compared President Jimmy Carter's unfulfilled campaign promises to "never lie" to his own service to the people of his Illinois dlstrt. "1 have never deceived nor glossed over the truth to my constituents," he said. "The people want the same thing I do. They want candor from their representatives." He said he has heard criticism directed his way on the campaign trail because he and his wife have eight children. He remarked with a laugh that he Is "building a nearly my own good, loyal Republican foundation - porHculary concerned th at my iIx.y.arold daught.r Cards may never understand this' that U be had any W articles. Itold Congrivan Crane __ .,Id.tothe ceWfwM his r1epI1IsibiUtyto$dft SOlDER STAGHORN FERN 2.10 - 'I am $4,7 MAKES GREAT CHRISTMASTREE - Ronald Reagan Is denying WA1ING1)N (UP!) anyone on h1_n1gn Maft Was th. sourc. of runors about the psi life and drinking habits of fellow GOP prI1 eandiW. Rep. Phil Crane and his wife 6.95 An armed robber fled First saying It was a robbery and Sgt. Bill Bernosky of the them tobeonthe lookout for the Federal Savings and Loan of 'Your money or your life." Sanford Police Department robber. The FBI from Its Orlando "He did not show the weapon. said at about 10:04 a.m., the Seminole In Sanford this morning with an undisclosed She gave him the money in her man approached the woman office dispatched two or more amount of cash after slipping a cash drawer. We don't know teller at First Federal. He told agents to Join the Sanford note to a teller demanding exactly how much it was, but It her, "I have a gun In my Police Department In the Investigatlon. was not a substantial amount," pocket.' "Your money or your life." in his The man had his hand The 10 am. robbery was the Arnett said. Arnett said film from the first ln the 4l-year history ofthe Sanford Police Department pocket and the woman coin- saving and low institution's Sanford savings and loan in- detectives described the robber plied with the demand, Her- surveillance cameras Is In stitutlon, Vie Arnett, vice as: a black male, 25-211, years nosky said. "The subject walked out of Process of being developed tq. president, said. The In- old, 120135 pounds, with short see if we got a picture of him,". stitidlon's three branch offices hair, wearing a camel-colored the bank. No known vehicle or He expected the film to be In Oviedo, Longwood and knee length coat and dark route of escape is known at this developed by late this a!time," Bernoaky said Winter Park have been robbed pants. ternoon. "The FBI Is on the scene," he Persons with any information In the past. ,,The teller is very upset," concerning this man were said. The savings and loan has A message was immediately been operating at its current Art said, refusing to reveal asked to contact Sgt. William her now. &es said a man Dube of the Sanford Police sent to law tnforcement units location at 312 W. First Street theoughout the county advising since June 1914. asigoo Ia gad her a nets Department. - Local Summer Program Gets Grant For 400 Jobs ft WMA W= HereMSt.ff Writer More than 400 jobs will be available to disadvantaged y this youth In 5nh 5WflIflIT with anowzwowAnt today of a grant In federal money totAllueg $460,717 from the Department of Labor (DOL) for a summer -youth program, The funds have been granted for 10-week summer jobs program, bsgbvth In midJune under the Coneprebenlive Employment Training Act (CETA). Hank lawls, director of the Seminole County Manpower Orno,, mW the awed of the pant, similff to one approved by the DOL a year ago, will again be subpmdsd to the public school system for adminisirsilon. Last year's aeunn'er CETA jobs prugram under the school system received high praise from the DOL, while other summer programs were NNlvW ;1uLui tbe4hOat the nation, the program will begin the Elliot Smith, counsellor- middle of June. coordinator for the school Youth will be applying at system's CETA program, said school offices, at the school the summer program, titled board CETA office on Pine SPEDY (Summer Program for Street and at the county CETA Economically Disadvantaged office In the Roumniliat Youth) lad year would again Building, employ about 479 young people After applications are filed, from 14 through 21 In a variety the Interviewing Process of jobs. begin to determine if the youths Lad year the youth worked at are eligible. The Jobs selected an worksites thOghO schoolcoordje are them county, including to do some of the things they centers, as building con- would like to In relation to tructlart aides, and In land available and scaping, libraries, child cares jot location to provide work forest rangers assistants, the experience," Smith said. IN, road n'aii4enance and youth counselling, Smith said "We had an excellent program," Soft" "and were cemm,nded by the DOL and monitors for the smoothrunning operation. We are Around The Clock ........... 4* marching for new projects to Bridge .....................12A add to the work experience Comics ....................12* crossword ................. 12* program." He saidapplications will be Editorial ...................4* _ accepted from studets at the DearAbby .................. IA and of April or first of May and Dr. Lomb ..................12* "We always receive more applications than there are Jobs," Smith said. A total of $27.4 million has been allocated for the program in Florida of the $ilLS million allocated for the eight-state region. In allocating the funds, U.S. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall said the youths placed in jobs will receive the minimum wage of $2J0 per hour. Noting problems In the am In the past, Marshall said he believes this Is a good program, one that provides See PROGRAM, Page IA Today llerssc.pe ................. 12* Heepilal ....................2* ObituarIes .................. IA (JR8ELV ...............IA 8PUin ....................14* Tdevlsles .............Leisure Weather .................... IA 'Ot Graham, ana,!_nis_I_ LIGHTER - 4 S.s Oil _Crisis d's .leotrldfty, J'* j:'n say eww1r1Iak_ ftbesaGob" with 11111104 NOWAft MW 40 ESWWII".. lbs dilly e - VdIW . kiienis of inpuT :]t -Oat oh be asesry- CUT to THAN AIR INt d sti.., 1r loss. .JIi. d - . __ -U 1110 , w1 - ii T1 bat . ts7 to bW EW lee' atb sap • Sanford Kiwanlans Floyd Palmer (left) and Jack Weible (in cockpit) are willing to go to any ,, lengths (or heights) to to psseat 1100011111101111111 N, WO see that everyone In ft Sanford gets one of their pancakes even It it - in ad~ am .$ d1w.;1111wo I " k. pidM4sss Ibs *M",Now 1111 5jd grasMto ad. Oda saute 40 hr *II-'--- i1fiku LiLt •. L. - •.. - to' - pp __ , i i 1: r , 4 - - •1 ,.00 - 11 tows - means dropping them from airplanes. The dab's - annual Paac4e Day and Auction will be held Saturday at lb. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 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/2138fc02af846c189793aca9bfb45d81.pdf 804ec462ca17be521f618c6207478c26 PDF Text Text 49—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE ly ELMO. L1 LJE, \5 S Monday April 23, 179 by Chic Young U MEA MRS Answer to Previous Puzzle A 1Lt HAPPENED?J II'LL`5140W 39 Biblical Preposition uISiTIESTf1IDiuic —fATr— 4; Comejian DIR MUSTACHE (abbr.) Sparks IS I THUD A Pd N £ 4 Puerto Rican 42 Pairs S TI1 0 1 resort 43 Forest animal VI S C I 9 Encountered 44 Caspian TATTL 45 Canal system Iüf 12 Gents S0Y A Lt in northern 13 Tyre king If • a Michigan 14 Former resi• ii;i; 4lSmallpouch dents nick. I. l9Stuck name ____________________ QUASI STFLA 52 Spelunker 1 Superlative kPdI_ALLJAP 56 Year of su ffix FO HEN'SSeI I 4J ELMO ACROSS ii 13 Wife-!s-.Ppt ui Affair Or .- Divorce list Year, No. 212—Tuesday, April 24, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 DEAR DR. LAMB I need helpinuthiga sexual - ponthatexIstbetweenmy husband and myself. It might 16 Mexican even save ow marriage If I cottonwood 57 Painters 7 Revolving stand 32 Kind of could gain a li ttle tosight. At 17 Honey machine part 611 possess singing club t I'm contemplating an en pres (pharm) 8 Behave (contr) 18 Push th a long4üne friend or affair wi , c y38 TO be (Lat. 20 Persons over a divorce or both. period 9 Play without 40 Question ------------...e here , h dialo gue "u k"P' band Ls 64 and I'm Ifl 22 Adenosine tri• us My h answerers 10 64 ive Out standard alcoholturnin sub phosphate 46 Greek theater my early 60s. For the last 20 of 65 Stage need 11 Distant (abbr) Inalmostall performances 48 Circa 66 Track events (prefix) yearstere'sbeena decreasing 24 By birth67 Conclusion 19 Old Dominion 49 Dessert items ability to function sexually oq areas, including the sexual 25 Speed 50 Monster state (abbr) his part and now no atten1* a area. measure DOWN 21 Shaped with 51Burmese When a couple Is caught In a (abbr) Wed to an ax currency 28 Safety agency Mesdames utth but mod of the problem and only one of them Is 23 False (prefix) 53 Holding (abbr) (abbr) 24 City on the thne I just end up frustrated. Interested In doln something device 30 Toupees 2 Network Loire 54 Neck and He won't see a physician. He about It, that one should 34 Biblical 3 Inner (pref) 25 Baseball neck is a heavy drinker and smokes probably go to a ph ysician and character '4 light four. glove 35 Inert gas two to three packs of cigarettes possibly see a psychiatrist or wheeled car• 26 Vessels bow 55 Organ part 58 Exist 36 Con. riage 27 Ring of light a day. I've tried to get him to family counselor. By direct tendere plea 59 Compass 5 Cooking fat 29 Sharpen give up these habits and tOld discussion It may be possible to 37 Lacquered point 6 Depression ini• 31 Charged him that he would live longer work out a solution that will metalware tials 60 Take a meal pa rticles _________ and more pleasurably so we help In that specific situation. YOU might look In the yellow I2 II 16 17 I 8 1 110 Jll 1 could enjoy our lives together pages of your telephone but flOthifl works. WCUUU ii nc th 14 I can co lude at he enjoys WIeIY what organizations or see I" I thlnga theway theyarewhlchls il 17 li ava able in ow fi ties are to go to work, come home, start I I community and talk to them drinking and dagger off to 18 19 20 21 about your husband's problem. mIs meaus no home life for a ntunb5r of Instances, the a In either of us and surely 22 • 24 victim has great difficulty 23 shortened life span for neiping mmselr ana many Whatlsawomansuppoaedtodo In circumstances such as organizations can be very Hum HOME goam th th use hel~ul to er spo e o these? caught In such a situation. You're DEAR READER I am sending you The Health right about the effect on Let ter nwiber 3-1Z Impotence, pan. If he thinks as much asto give you general Information yOUsayandasnOkesasmuchas on this problem since it's the YVU Si)', ii Di yVar5 01 iV I'V primary concern to you. Other maynot be arotmdmuchlongerreaderswhowantthlslssua can 49 50 51 to provide any form of corn- send 52 53 54 cents. with a long, panlonship. stamped, self-addressed en 56 57 '58 159 160 ' 61 The excessive use of alcohol velope for it. Send your request 62 can significantly Impair a tomelncareof thlsnewspaper, 61 64 ______ man's sexual capacity. Alcohol P.O. Box 1551, RadIo City 65 66 doesn't make men better Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Just keep in mind that imlovers. It usually deCTSS n'tpotence isa symom. It can be their objectivity so they do caused by hormonal factors, y realize how bad alcoholism, neurological facPeople who drink often think tors such as complicati nns of they drive better under the diabetes, circulatory disorders Influence when, In fact, they're and, of course, psychological By BERNICE BEDE OSOL traffic hazards. Or they may factors. A good evaluation by a think they do a dozen other professional is often necessary th Ings better. All of this Is to un derstand what's really For Tu.sday, April 24, 1979 Illusion. Tests have shown that going on. Evening Herald—(USpS 48280)—Prjce 15 Cents 0lAIT!tI science (abbr) FA_1-PI DIOINIG TIEI EI Sanford Trash Removal Fee Hloke Forecast - BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker L I - nSfiiiinii U&4Ub11.. YOU GUYS CLEANOR OR ELSE JP THIS PLACE WHAT OR ELSE! - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom a Is THEFZ\ MarMg City OK's - L MNMIL by Bob Montana FLUTESNOCT REC1:iVE0 THE RESuLTS ThE DRAINING ME ,SMORY Bs, WITH T~41Z LwRoN6 COMP SIR. TESTS''ETt DID YOU FIND OuT WHAT IS DELAYING THE TEST SCORES, - THE COMPUTER YES" HA5 AMNESIA , - • EK & MK by Howie Schneider lIM THØJKJG I RI&$SHIAJGM'v' THAT OUGHT 10 THE 'exHvR Of 1HEm1'cwb crTh L 1E j) tc'vo . Nk 11 PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermee r I'M TRYING 10 PECIPE 1 IFC/ERiNG THAT I THING VVOULP HELP '1 I THE L00t$ OF THIS I 3 ROOM! —1 R BUGS BUNNY by Stoffvi 8 Halmdal come IN., B'L.LJUSTHAVTO WAIT TU. I FIN 5H MY YOUR BIRTHDAY Anz1,rnv ings Th that have pry productive In the past will ..*4it.ly come to an end for you this comIng year. Look forward to snaking strides In several new beginnings. TAURUS (April 2OMay 20) Although you will wish to spend time on activities that don't include others today, this might become difficult because of duties you've neglected. Find out more of what lies ahead for you In the year following your bir thday by sending for your copy of -Astro-Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each to AdroGraph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Bc awe to specify birth sign. GEMiNI (May 21-June 20) Associate with friende who are on the go and doing things, but be careful you don't try to impose your will. Go along with the wishes of the majority. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You'll strive for high goals •,,.1.,..A .........A - .4..,..At.J. a juii wwaxu achieving them. However, should you err In some manner, don't try to blame anyone else. LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) You could come up with a clever and fresh appesoch to something, but It might not be so easy to convince others of your Ideas. Do yo ur own thing. VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. 22) Be wary led you be drawn into a situation with strIng attached. Vn" "nuld s'nd up having to '4r4v4un. SHNOO&.I cI do I.M. 4cHP40012 i, j*E. :Ni9 q•gj make by Bob Thavis another's o bligation.; LIBRA(Se$. 23Oct. 23) It's to your Interests to listen to th suggestions of your mate or asaoctdee today. Don't pI too hard to have your way. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) Both your physical and mental energies are at a high point today, and this should be very productlye. Know, however, when to stop. CAPRICOBN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) If It gives you enjouent to whip the house bo shape today that's great, but don't fault the family just because they don't have the same 4hifn, AQUAIUUS(Jan. 20.F.b. 19) Thls isan excellantday to cajd up on AMIN or coffispa. dence. so Ions as you &rn't u the bum about 4Jjtg meant for another's ears. PCfS (Feb. 29-March 20) You'll be a go-getter in fgng, that tend to benefit you materially or financially today. In your e.g flu you COUld get taken, so be careful. ARIY (March 21-April 19) Set your own pace today, Work toward serving your personal Interests. You won't hI abl. 10 pleas, others, so don't even t1 _____ . . M Oswald: "flow would you Alan: "I trumps break 2-2 you can just apr. dUIShSZYJ since you can draw trwnpa diacard one of dummy's dia mends on thh king of clubs and ruff jrour two small diamonds. 'pose trumps 3Oswald: "They do and hearts fall to break 33." Alan: "I would play three TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan WDsIgI.. Te a c e r I s ops I n S to te izu.'rm jpqt* mint - L) .1_1X,;,.A _I . ' I \... . ___. ' • _ p _••• . -_-I_- 1, ., . - .:. ~Vr r___ .,. . . . '/,_b . . , vertisements and programs they deem suggestive and iaeo. .. ... -- W THERE'S NO DANGER HERE Sh e 04Poun to Introduce them for commission endorsement before signing them. Some of her colleagues feel differently about the issue, however. The Lengwood mayor BIRMINGHAM, England plexion and, In the right mood, UPI)— Doctors plan to per- was very cheerful. But in the an autopsy today on an wrong mood, she could aquas. ewifeihoboeded yourhandolf." 72 pOunds and : Ahthoh Mrs. Hopkins wslghIi 73$ ___ had could , .s. yotr hand off" what her mother called "a angry. wow problem" since the age Mrs. Muriel Hopkins, 4$, of I, It was only hi recent years at ha 3'year-old that her craving for bacon, eggs bungalow in the and piotatm mede headlines of T'.pton, stauorswgre, After a recent ft"six died Sunday. pohlcsinui. and five ambulance lire. Hopkins, who was more worker, to get Mrs. Hopkins I feet tall, Insisted she back on her fist they had to 4siied 72 pounds altboegh a roll her up in a carpet to standwho her .eflm4- her uprIgit Sm had to sleep In recently at her wef a chair bscaia could not IM than the British get cut of bed. of $13 pounds ad In 1113 (ly days before the fall, she a YSSr.CId girl from refused appeals to attend a special hospital course In "bs s.wwd to have no weight control, saying the jibsrraument about her , doctors would "Mop me from 1g1*Mahl,"alocalr'uldeM miokim and starve me to . had a ruddy com 4)x" 4. Therm-O-Tane Gas Company was given a clean bill of health by Sanford firo inspectors following an investigation prompted by anxious residents living near the company's [P gas storage trucks at UI W. Ninth St. Twenty nine residents of the area had requested the city look into the safety of storing and loading large quantities of bottled gas at the site. The residents petitioned the Sanford Fire Department earlier this month. The petitioners stated: "We fear for our lives and property as we are constantly having to call the police or fire department to turn off leaking gas. Anyone lighting a cigarette or any spark could cause an explosion." Acting on the petition, Sanford Fire Chief G.M. Harriett ordered an official inspection. The results of llarriett's inspection, made public during Monday's city commission meeting, Indicate the company is in no violation of i1t' codes, and flO danger exists. Takes Job SeriousIY Longwood's Mayor June Lormann takes her job seriously, even if some of her commission colleagues don't. Mayor Lorrnann said she Is convinced signing proclamations is mayor's task, but also feels out of courtesy to commissioners, she ought to be permitted See TEAQIER, Page 12A - over the paatseveral weeks has had occasion to bring before the council several proclamations she's had to sign. There was Nationa accept the proclamation and said she would sign It. Not this time, however, "This is getting to be them I'lltake it and sign it by myself anyway," ridiculous," idiculous," proclaimed' Coin Week, Private Property Week,' Christ Episcopal Appreciation Commissioner J.R. Grant, wanting to draw the line Was she disappointed? "Yes." Will It cause any future problems for the mayor? "No. I'll just keep bringing them before the commission out of common courtesy, and if they continue to decline acknowledging them, I'll continue going off by myself and signing said the determined mayor. somewhere, Week, Seminole County Youth Week, etc., etc., etc. Monday, Mayor Lormann had dlll another one: Municipal Clerks Week brought to Mrs. Lcrmann's attention by City Clerk lAnds Martin. So, Mayor Lormann asked commissioners to "We've had so many, there's no longer any meaning to it," proclaimed Commissioner Stephen Barton. "I just feel It's my duty as mayor to sign proclamations, and when the commissioners took that attitude, I just told proclaimed Mayor br- __ -•S *- •-*- -, ----. Dobermans G Bruá and Judy Crocker's two registered Doberman Pthachsrs escaped death today when the county released the apIntI)s to their cedody. The couple recovered their dogs just hours before a decision was to be made on whether or net to destroy the wiznxl. Both dogs were Impounded by Seminole County animal control officers on April 10 after they had been suspected of biting a 4-year-old girl on April 7. Alter the dogs were impoHn_dthe couple said they did not hive the funds to pay the boarding fees followIng a 19deyquaranttheperlod. BruceCrockersaldheand his wife both unemployed and only recently moved here from Colorado. Under county ordinance, a dog becomes the property of . are -.5 ...S•-*-•.- _-S.. S_._•__, im Committee list, P-12A radio and television as well as in newspapers. Committee members will "brainstorm" together and make a lid of offensive material In their particular medium, Nelson said. They will present their report at the next committee meeting to be held at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 8 at the Long wood Elementary School. Layer explained the concerned citizen group would never totally agree on programs that are offensive but there are "some common grounds." "We all have different opinions of what Is acceptable and what Is not," Layer said. "To be successful, we will find those things that are so bad that everybody Is in agreement." Jean Michels, of Box 738 Miller Road, Sanford, said she isa mother of three and fInth acceptable family programs scarce even during prime time television. "i was watching 'Eight Is Enough' ", said Mrs. Michels. "They were covering the subject of living together before getting married, At the end of the program, I asked my five-year-old daughter, Wendy, what she thought of it. She said she thought it's okay." When the three media committees report their findings, each member.ofJ,he citizens committee will be responsible for waging a telephor*calljng and letter-writing campaign to media carrying offensive material. "Every member Is responsible for writing 10 letters," Layer sad. "If you can get another person to agree to write another 10 letters, this thing can really multiply. "People will have so many letters flowing In, the man ufacturers and the media won't be able to withstand the Pressure. It's not simple but I'm telling you, It can be effective." Layers dthecit nscommitteecouidalsofunctionu _ •, -- .•--- * ... Reprieve "You cannot be on a white horse charging windmills stupidly. Let's don't be a bunch of pranks if we are really serious about accoiuplishng something. The newspapers have already labeled me a nut." the county If It Is not claimed within a 15-day period ifld can be destroyed. Today would have been the 15th day of the C'ockers' dogs' confinrnent. Acting Coisty Aiilmal Control Director Jeff Etchberger said the Crockers appeared at the dog pound this morning with the $4 they needed to free the apirpals. The county charges $3 per day for boarding plus an additional charge for registration and tags to those dogs without papers. "ft is a hippy ending, the dogs are back with their owners," said Etchberger. Etebberger said he was toid the Crocers were lent the monY by afrdwhodIdfletwant10see tia p dedri ...... , ,• ,.• or advertisements they view as offensive. Layer urged the members to retain their rationality in their purpose: Today Ars.d The Clock ..........4* lkre.c.pe ................. Bridge ....................IA Hospital ................... Caleadar .................12* Obituss4es ................ IIA csmic, ....................$A OURSELVES.............. . Crossword .................IA Sperto ................... I7A Editorial ..................4* TelevIals, ................ Dear %y ................. IA wath.................... IIIIA 12* 4. --' At a recent meeting, school board members supported Supt. William La yer's recommendation to cleanup the enviromnent first before thdlt'&r sex education program In the classroom. He called for the citizens' suppo rt to Infl uence the media, boycotting It If necessary, to change offensive programs they deem harmful viewing for their children. Layer, who had been designa ted as tem porary committee chairman, relinquished his leadership Monday to elected co-chairmen Gordon Nelson of 1209 Winter Springs Blvd., Maitland, and Anne Boston of 1935 Japonlca Road, Winter Park. Boston Is the president of the Seminole County Parent, Teacher, St udents Association (PTSA). One mem ber of the audience protested: "I think we will become anonnous when you (Layer) withdraw your involvement from the group." Several volunteers from the audience agreed to serve on media committees to scrutinize various programs on a receiver station where residents can report programs .4 - Herald Staff Writer Three citizen subcommittees have been organized to scrutinize offensive programming and advertisements on radio, television and newspapers and report their findings May 8. This action was taken Monday when 19 of 24 members attended the first meet ing of the sex education committee at the Seminole County school district office. Their mMon was to organize their ranks and devise sexuall y-oriented. - fig . . . çr By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Fortho flr* time a 5"1'wk Coedy teacher has been selected the Florida - Teacher of the Year to represent the date In national competition In The winner Is Karen Whighain Coleman, 22, who teechits gifted students In the sixt , seventh and eighth grades at Tuakawllla Middle School. "It's such a wonderful experience," said Mrs. Coleman, who had learned she was selected Florida Teacher of the Year 1980 just fifteen minutes before reporters contacted her today. "Supt. William Layer just called and offered his congratulations but anything like this Is a joint effort," Mrs. Coleman said. "My school has been so supportive." ii i,i.. Mrs Coleman was selected from fro throughout the date In March before being named from one of the six finalists in the program. She has been teaching for 12 years. Thesis nominees for the state honor were chosen by a screening committee composed of representatives of the Florida PTA, the Florida Association of District School Superintendents, Florida Education Association the Florida Teaching Profession and the Department of Education, The selection of Mrs. Coleman for Florida Teacher of the Year 1* was a unanimous decision, said Al Erileben, coordinator of the program for the Florida Department of Educatiols. The committee based Its criteria on the same standards the national committee will be using when It makes Its selection hi l*) Erileben said. "The national committee is looking for a teacher having a superior ability to Impart love of learning In students of all backgrounds and abilities," said Ersieben. "Of course, we take Into account the teacher's own background, education, school and community Involvernesg and extra-curricujar activities," he said. The wlim.rol theNdlonalTeacherof the Year 1*wlu ___h To Assess Ads . . , Af .- . ,• Will ___ - .• Tus 3Wi a ' 1is* s.ss . , MurielD*ies 'D -- --' - (For a copy of JACOBV MOD. ERN, send $1 to: 'Win at Bridge," care of this newspa. per P.O. Box 49, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019.) by Stan Lee and John Romita L KNOW HOW !vIR _R!tmMseR I'! Sex-Ed Panel IiuiiI KAREN WIIIGHAM COLEMAN ...Florkla Teacher Of The Year You hold: • AKxxx ,xxx AJ Qxz The __ hiddlnu a nnm,.a.. r'''i one heart on your.!eft. Your pa rtner passes and two hearts Is bid on your right. A Michigan reader asks If we would bid two spades when vulnerable. Yes, we would. We are taking a chance, but one cant get anywhere waiting sure things NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 1,00#45 N! HE SU SETS THE FCWER NE CP!_____ N LOVE! . old Pholo by Tom Vlocat , . 1If . ' Ask is. __ ' . . . , rounds of trumps in event. Then I would play ace-king and a small heart and ruff a heart In my hand. I go back to dummy with the ace of clubs, lead and ruff a fourth heart, cash my aceking of diamonds and king of clubs for that diamond discard, ruff one diamond and discard the other on the fifth heart." Oswald: "You have made the grand slam. Your play would also have won In the event of a 5-1 heart break If the diamonds had broken 3-3 since you would have been able to establish your fourth diamond." TIN*N?Y'M$ Lrr*sI /1!i_a:a—' .L. fdv'! IF THE ALIA'r; 1AfticNi ' LTJL' i— r ORDIR. at DON'T i'i ' . . WIN AT BRIDGE SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You'll beanilousto do fun things today and yet large groups could unnerve you. Share your time with a few Intimate friends with whom you feel condortable. SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST good . - HOROSCoPE Sa .• -. - I u . • --- SOMETHING SEEMS TO BE WERE ' HAVING , . - JIR Jil. I I.l .I JiIUIUIU. Idea County. 1 I!e report followed a designated by DER as one of would likely generate more (HWSW ystem an energy tripling of the present $5 Herald Staff Writer two-yeax study mandated by the 19 regions for which a plan solid waste than would be recovery system is going to monthly fee is Sanford city commissioners the state Department of is required. likely. needed to be burned and thus raise the price of refuse have given a qualified approval Environmental Regulation The plan calls for the conThe plan indicates that the to a comprehensive solid waste (DER) which required each of struction of three resource athere would be continued use of collection, cost of dis posin'e g of a ton of solid il landf l. He said the declining supply removal concept which would 19 regional areas to approve a recovery incinerators in the of oil and its subsequent rise in waste under the current landfill convert county garbage into solid waste disposal plan by county which would bum solid For that reason, Knowles price make the conversion to system is about $4. When the energy by use of special inJuly I of this year. The report wastes as a fuel in generating reco mmended the city give a the resource recovery units recovery units are operational, cinerators. was prepared by the electricity. The report states qualified approval of the plan .. philosophically acceptable," the cost of disposing of a ton of But City Manager Warren E. 113 that the resource recovery units W acKnowles cautioned the plan engineering firm of °; should be operational by unit built in Sanford be smallery but he said the cost of that cording to estimates. and Jernigan ' conversion is going to be a endorsed could raise the trash Buuuey, Proposed locations for the units than the other two units unt il iami. "Solid waste disposal Is to be removal fee to Sanford M are Altamonte Springs, Iron such time as the city's energy financial burden initially. He noted that the report did one of the real major, costly residents by as much as 300 needs require the city to burn Commissioner Eddie Keith Is Bridge and Sanford. not translate the cost of the problems of civilization in the percent over the next 11 years. scheduled to meet with other The report, Knowles pointed conversion into what it may years ahead," he said. ,The At the regular meeting municipal officials in the out, Indicates that the units at would reduce co cost the individual, but he said public will not like what it sees Monday, commissioners voted county May 2 to discuss area- Altamonte Springs and Iron Knowles the cost of building the recovery or hears when coats are related to approve a resource recovery wide approval of the plan. Bridge would be operationally But Knowles warned that the units and implementing the to the solutions of their own study report for Seminole Seminole County Itself was efficient, but that Sanford conversion from a landfill plan indicate a doubling or demands," - - Removal By GEOFFREY POUNDS _t__I_. --- I I I i- —1---.I-.-- —I I I I I Waste S. - -' • ,- ... • • -- U S.,.-. -4 �-2A—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Toy, April 24, im Jr, VvO .41 IN BRIEF ib ~ 'RID Ecuadorean Airliner Disappears, QUITO, ECUADOR (UPI)— Ecuadorean authorities reported today that an airliner with 57 pusoaa aboard disappeared Monday on a flight from Quito to Canes and that an intense aerial search had found no trace of L Seven planes and a helicopter of the Ecuadorean armed forces searched the dense jungle again today for the turboprop plane which authorities said almost certainly had crashed. The weather was good and authorities expressed belief the wreckage would be found. The pilot of the Saeta Airlines plane, which carried a five-member crew and 52 passengers, had been in a radio contact with the Cuenca control tower but radio .lgiIi suddenly failed and it was feared the plane had crashed. 340 Arrested In Riots LONDON (UP!)— Police charged 340 dsmosutrdors with public disorder offences today over Mx laws of bloody clashes at an extremist election rally In enbatan wed Landon Monday night in which one civilian died and more than 20 policemen were Injured. Three policemen were 4111 hospitalized today with more serious injuries suffered in the running street ballin in the Southall district with about 5,000 lift-wing demonstrators protesting at an election rally by the riot-wing National Front party. Two policemen were stabbed In the Southall trouble and others suffered broken bones and eye Injuries, police said. .... . _ -.-- .• • J _r .. - V, . •.' • . United Press InlerastIsal Israeli gunboats bombarded Palestinian pone along the Lebanese coast for the third straight day today In reprisal for a seaborne guerrilla raid Into northern Ixasi last weekend. Saudi Arabia and Kuwait severed diplomatic r"ris with Egypt, further isolating Cairo from on Arab world bent on punishing President Anwar Sadat for in*frh peace with Israel. Egypt Immediately retaliated in kind. At the northern Israeli town of Kiryat Thom, Iara.0 leaders vowed to strike at Palestinian guerrilla bees, In southern Lebanon to avenge the deaths of fear people two of them children - who died In a terrorist attack Sunday on the coastal resort of Naharlya. . : .5 •". . .. . ' '.-- .: -. r,( .L .• a. _ •i •' .4 s_ • .e .., .. . • -.-... ~I • •, . J '. '' Diplomatic Relations Cut - I% " .- .. Carter Leads' Holocaust Mem orial • . - SI S . .1. L. • V S ', . •' I . •.. • :'. % --• •..:'..• 1. •.5.,.,: ., L . * "."I 11.V-". I ,y WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gregorian calendar and the President Cartssled the Ameri- 27th of Nissan, 5739, on the can people today in a somber Jewish calendar - marks the memorial to the millions of 1943 uprising of the Jews in the victims of the Nazi Holocaust, Warsaw ghetto. vowing that "such an event will Carter also proclaimed Ap il never recur on this earth 2$ and 29 - the 34th anagain." niversary of the American "Our words pale before the liberation of the Dachau death awesomeness of the suffering camp In Germany - as twin Involved," the president said in "days of remembrance" for the runarks prepared for a Capitol victims of the Holocaust. Rotunda ceremony As part of the nationwide mnoriaIIzjpg the 6 mIIIl observances, the presidet ...• t• I ':. 1. '. - I - . Voting Irregularities Charged . today 1tt took a commanding lead as the voteicoisding in Rhodesia's first universal suffrage election bac ked the halfway date. But hopes that the election would lead to early International recognition of the Ehodsslon go ve ruenent were damaged by charges of "appalling IrTegularttlss" in the voting. The Rev. Ndabanlngl Sitlale, one of tba'i. back candidates for premier, declared Monday nI that the elections had been "stagedinanaged" and riddled with "gross Irregularities." Haig: 'We Need Leadership' L. NEW YORK (UP!)— Retiring NATO c"r Gun. Alexander Haig says the United States mot develop a "new kind of post-Vietnam leadership" in world dwrs, but he won't say if he wants to do the Ive. In an address to the 93rd annual couui4ls of the American Newspaper Publishers AM,!Is&ium, Haig repeatedly dressed the need Monday for the United Stata to develop a new kind of global leadership Hesaldthe nation should begin by pdft the Vietnam War behind It. "Our experiences in Southeast Asia are over," Ifoig said. "The munnerizing preoccspstlon with these s. parlance. Is over. We mud develop a new kind of podVietnam leadership." Terrorists Claim Killing 1, TEHRAN, Iran (UP!)— A terrorist bond thinght to be edrenist Kurds claimed responaibilily for the kftg of Maj. Con. Mohammad Vail Quini, Ayatollah Rdabb chid of staff, a 1heM aeop., In the western town of Nw)4MI, tonMesa army frs began consolidate thelipoiatlwpataatsp ta five days of sectarian violence betwes ftW Mm Kurds and Twkith.spsskthg adke Msslsm nyse m tlkifl( thM Pe.LAal t ' I rspoitn r.ehlng Taiwan said. if Tanzania Continues ilth dW Takeover KAMPALA, Uganda (UP!)— A pohm of — today paed*d north toward Idi Amin's hee , In noithwod Uganda, vnflvy sources aid today. Western jow=lids were We to dst,e end N aduss north of Kampala, as for as the aatIkts of Ndumplat belsre being turned back by T-'—'— kesgo. N .Ms is he alt, of the key fran Ubyssi aspursonic bsmbun flow ain datbas g Tsaaiaas In the fInal days before Ike copIes. of Kampala two wssla ago. Ewnlng IleiRid ws.s øi.*) -A I. " _____ . mw&idiãliazl death camps to remember "the terrible during World War H. fruits of bigotry and hatred." 1 Carter told the 1,000 invited Under Condantino BrwnldVa guests - Including COflVeS* from of George Washlngtqn man, jurists, Cabinetmembers attended by Liberty, Victory and diplomats - of his and Fame, Carter led the emotional visit last month to American people inaceremo,iy Yad Vashem, Israel's called to ensure that "the world IescaW Pis by Tim VIscs.t memorial to Holocaust victims, must never permit such evens PLAYING •Jim Byers, former nightclub singer, now leads patients at Seminole Nursing and "I vowed then -and we meet ever to occur again." Convalescent Center In Sanford in singing, at prayer meeting held five days a today as people all over the Besides Carter, the observHIS SONGS week, flyers also works with the youth program at First United Methodist world are doing this week -to ances featured speeches y reaffirm our unshakable Vice President Walter Mond$e Church of Oviedo, .(rnthnei* that such an event and Holocaustchronicler EUe will never recur en this earth Wind as well as prayers by D again," he said. Christian and Jewish clet'The president said the only gyrnen. way to truly commemorate the Hungarian-born Wiesel, te victims is to "harness the chairman of the President)s The old Roanillat Building in cornpllshed on a Sunday when meetings of the 15-member welcome, Commissioner Bob outrage of our memories to Commission on the Holocau, downtown Sanford, acquired by fewer people will be In- advisory committee named to French said. baplili all human oppression spent the war in Auschwitz aqd the county under a lease- convenleiced the hi downtown Investigate the pros and cons of from the world." Buchenwald, where his psre* The committee is to present arrangement, is to be area of the county seat. PM the county staying with the "The world's failure to and younger alder died. sporting a bright, shiny exterior County Administrator Iloger mechanical voting machines or Its findings to the county recognize that moral truth 40 In his boo Night," 401 In the next few days Much of Nelaweider was Instructed to switching to computer card commissIoners by May 1$. yeas ago permitted the Bob. describes the death k"of his fath, the Interior of the building has notify Sanford City Manager W. method of voting in elections. French urgel colleagues on caust to proceed," he said. at Buchenwald: "There weda been renovated for use as E. Knowles of the time and date Mrs. Martin is a member 01 the con"nlaicn to Irapect the "Our generation -the genera. no prayers at his grave. r __ county otices. the pressure cleaning will take the committee, five-acre parcel owned by the tim of the survivors - will candles were lit to h County commissioners in place. The group which d I county on Red Bug Road near rAW permit that lesson to i workehop Monday authorized In other business, corn- meeting lad week decided to state Rout. 4*. He said a forgotten." "I did not weep, and It paineØ the ma. of the county's 1*1 mluloners approved the meet twice weekly on Tuesdays person is in .J[.&--The date chosen for .Interna- me that I could not weep," 1* Interested repair truck for use In pressure- payment 01 $15 per hour to and Thursdays at the Lengwood to purchase the property whith tl0nd Holocaust Comunemora wrote in his terrifying accood cleaning the facility. !ngwood City Clerk Linda City Hall. Today's meeting will Is low-ft 1 p - DONNAtim Day -April 31, 1979, on the of captivity. The work Is to be ac Martin for taking minutes of the beat 7:30 p.m. and the public Is Praise For Dolgner Ins tailed Port Head Gets Pay Raise ____ at ____ . .' Dr. 5 S provided $50,000 for the com. Rev. Amos Jones. decided to receivables that were running with the product. Our local want anyone to lose any now have jobs," Orr said. A S S - . P ----------- - - - ' - - - - -- - - - - - • 5•_ - - - • fl . -_ S S •.# - - _- - - S - ••5 •_ _ - •5SS r . - - * 'Grateful Alcoholic' ____________________________________________ Wilbur Mills Back On CaDitol H'16l l WASHINGTON (UP!) The about sporting a "bourbon for what he is. he said. Period, glowing introduction was in full tan;" about blacking out, about As his 65th birthday neared, That abstinence extends to There was a time, four years swing. being "insane." medicines Mills said, "I was having to mouthwashes, cough ago, when he would buy "two The speaker was saying how The setting was a lh to live." and en ev after-shave lotions. Wil bur Mills was once one of the for a conference on mental quart bottles of 100 proof Th e o nl y way I can stay sober most powerful men on Capitol health , being held in a House Vodka If he felt like having a " The turning point came whiem drink. He thought nothing of it. is to refrain from taking alcohol he "flunked" a test doctors }flfl how he championed the office building. into my system," he said. gave to him. He rights of the poor and aged, how e pro Th blem wi th th e black"In spite of all the flowery unable to stop after one drink. he diligently worked to In those days before his He and the lost conversations, He had "alcohollazn of the nation to new heights of remarks," Mills said of his outs due liaison with exotic dancer mind." he convinced himself, was Introduction, "I had er greatness. an to a brain tumor. The sell- Fanne Foxe and the famous But Mills didn't want to talk have a problem. I am Months of treatment al was a mistake, dunking Incident at the about his legislative career. He alcoholic. But i am a very diagnosis so was followed. And today, Basin, Mills however. said he al wanted to talk about being a grateful alcoholi c, addicted to paln.kllllng drugs, Fanne Foxe, after drunk. Mills, an Arkansas Democrat The pro blem was the bottle. popping 12 a day, when the self-denial, after all 01 his He wanted to talk about being who now regularly hits the Mills still has the problem, he prescription called for four. political obituaries have been smashed so regularly he lecture circuit and works as a said: "If I took a drink today I written and flied away, Mills couldn't emem conversa- consultant, calls it really a would be drink before dark." The pills and booze combina- can say, "I'm happier than I've tions hours after they ended; miracle that he can see himself He can't take any alcohol. tion led to his chronic condition, ever been In my life." — WASHINGTON (UP!)— Nearly a quarter a century after Its landmark 1954 ruling outlawing school .. segregation, the Suprem e Court still Is struggling with the • 1. Issue. The high court scheduled two hours of oral arguments , today on a pair of cases involving the power of federal I judges to order desegregation remedies affecting entire - . school systems In northern cities. School board lawyers from Dayton, Ohio, and Columnbus, OhIø, want the justices to reverse rulings the 6th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals on plans that call for extensive busing in both cities. ' . -. / . was simply . / • . 5. ... 4. ,' ... after ... of four years of White Trial Wednesday I . r WI I.BUR MIII S SAN FRANCISCO (UP!)— Two motions by attorneys for Dan White, charged with killing Mayor George ber 0 MoseDne and Supervisor Harvey Milk, have been rejec- WellwMannered Man'Sus ect In Slayings ted, clearing the for the start of his trial on Wednesday. Presiding Judge Claude Perasso Monday rejected a defense motion seeking the removal of Superior Court Judge Walter Calcagno and the rest of the bench from the case for bias. S Calcagno then rejected a motion to prevent questioning .1 prospective jurers on their opposition to the death -: way ' P . LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A man described as being wellmannered and having a fixation on becoming a policeman Is a prime suspect — but perhaps only one suspect — in the "Hillside Strangler" slayings. Kenneth A. Bianchi already faces charges of strangling two because the victims were found In all three jurisdictions, has "the most recent case and (Is) the jurisdiction that has the Gates said the announcement did not wrap up the case, "I still person in custody." believe that In some cases there was more than one individual "We now believe we have a can put together," Gates said. involved." The evidence will support the fact that Kenneth Bianchi is in. Baker said he had long "been operating under the assumption volved in seven murders in the city of Los Angeles, two under "... women in Washington state and is suspected in 10 of the 13 Los .1 .I penalty. White,52,could the in California's gas chamber if that more than one man was involved." sheriff's jurisdiction and one in Glendale." convicted. Angeles killings. Gates named Bianchi's cousin, Angelo Buono, 44, as a possible Asked whether the police case included "hard physical The killings, mostly of attractive women In their late teens and second suspect. Buono has not been charged but police have evidence" against Bianchi, Gates replied "yes" but would not early 20s who also were sexually molested, terrorized young sealed his Glendale home and upholstery shop while they continue elaborate. . women in late 1977 and early 1978. The nude bodies of the victims a search begun under a warrant last Friday. Buono has refused to Bianchi, a native of Rochester, N.Y., studied police science for were left sprawled on the slopes of the Hollywood hills in the speak three semesters By United Pr.., Inteniatlonal there. He applied to become a northeastern Los Angeles area. Bianchi was arrested three months Bellingham, Wash., reserve police both the police and sheriff's depart. Wind-driven high tides and rains aggravated flood The Monday unsually high- where he pleaded Innocent by reason Los the Angeles and the his arrest in BellIngham problems in southern Louisiana and Mississippi today powered law — Los Angeles Western Washington University coeds, was enrolled In a sheriff's Residents cc both sides of the Minnesota-North Dakota Police Chief Daryl Gates, Los Angeles County Sheriff Peter J. In Bellingham, Police Chief Terry Mangan said Monday he Gates said earlier in the the killer was "a very border held their ground in a sandbag battle with the Red Pitchess and suburban Glendale Police Chief Duane Baker — expected Bianchi to stand trial there first because Bellingham £qd,.,dq4 pgJ1c.opeatlon." ' River of the North. •. . - -..... . .. 11~ % ________ ..i *at'' '•tr- - - homes in Bogalusa, La., and officials canceled school in parts of Livingston and Ascension parishes where the . A9W . Amite River inched closer to its high water mark , ., S ;. Heavyralnsfellagalnththecolwnbja,Miss.,ea the National Weather Service warned of flash floods _ Flood - Problems Continue to reporters. at a junior college . ago in officer with new announcement came from an of insanity to I team of enforcement executives stranglings ments in at time of of two reserve training program. ____ '.' • ... . - • ... -. - :. -i -, , • -. - - , United Cancels More Flights . Co By United Press International With no break expected soon In resumed negotiations, UnitedAirllneshas extended cancellation of all scheduled flights through May because of the strike by members of the International Association of Machine and Aerospace Workers. An airline spokesman said Monday the decision to cancel was made to avoid inconvenience to the traveling public by accepting reservations when operations are uncertain . When a contract settlement is reached, the company will announce a dart-up date, he said. A federal mediator said Monday he didn't expect any break days in reamed negotiations aimed at ending the 24-day-old machinists' strike against United Airlines. WASHINGTON (UP!) neither does anyone else," Inch telescope, indicated he said in a UCLA report. the object is moving away "We have never seen or from Earth at a high speed. pears to be coming and heard of anything even : But another portion of going the same time. remotely like this stellar light spectrum indicated object. It Is perha ps the Dr. Bruce Margon of the the object is moving mod baffling astrophysical University of California at toward Earth the same phenomenon since the Los Angeles told the spring t im e. discovery of the quasar." meeting of the American The object, identified as Not only did the object Physical Society Monday . is about 10,000 light he has been studying the appear to be moving hi. years away and Margon object since last September opposite directions, It studied it from the and can't explain it. seemed to be traveling at University of California's extreme speeds, up to "To be honest, I don't Lick Observatory. 31,0 00 mUss per second. section of Its light have any convincing Idea Margon said no known star what this' .'eally Is, and spectrum, as seen by a 120. ________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ exhibits such enormous velocIti.' % • at ____ W. S % .\ . . II ,, I S , . . . - . ;. I I -_ at -. __ (I BARTOW, Fla. (UP!)- Kathy York Rodrlquez faces time In prison if she gets pregnant during the next 10 years. One stipulation applied to a 10-year probationary period for aggravated child abuse was the ban against pregnancy. Circuit Judge Oliver Green Jr., went further and added the stipulation she not have contact with any children during the period, including custody of or' two 1drun' and that she may not marry a man who has children without first obtaining the judge's permission. ,,Some people just shouldn't have children," the judge said. -a . ,' , ' 4 - YOUTH WEEK I S - HOME? BIRTHS PSIS by we •_ - -- Mary Brown Tim VISt..? Latiffany Jenkins, left, and Cheryl McGill, preschoolers In the Seminole County Ileadsiart program contributed their art talent to Youth Week, April 29 through May 5, by decorating a sign to be displayed at an area shopping mall during that ek. N _ •' '• Cleveland & Linda McQueen, a girl Mary Gorman Beverly Labit Linda McQuun Bessie Martin Mary Mills Dorothy Page William F. Tinsly Helen M. Trent Melvin Williamson Leon Lormef, DeBary Alinion Gover. Deltona Kather ina Hrbac•k, Deltona Edmund H. Irwin, Deitona Dorothy Jaeger, Deftona Elizabeth Schmitt. Deltona Curtis Hall, Sr. Geneva Francis Vilandry, New Smyrna Bernard Oleavia. Oviedo 4 NEW YORK (UP!) - The of awards In seven categories, and Harvard, served in VietNat'onalBookAwardforflctlon She said Cheever's short namuwlnfantryman.Healso went to Tim O'Brien Monday dories, which won the Pulitzer worked as a national affairs -— - • — llf.rituv. sipilip this ... S 5 WI IVI M VT anuuavju an Imeqeded upset over John month, were written over a p. QIS5 Pulitzer Prize-win.-- period of several years while His previous honors included entry. O'Brien's novel was only creative writing awards from Three judges favored recy pisthahd, by l) the Natloisal Endowment for work mmer (v.,'a ,WITS S is MasssChtaetta the Arts, the IIO( r" 'Gcthg After Cacciato" a Ants and Humn-tki Foundsand emtrim by three other novel about an American U d WnIt.rs La nominees after only a brief soldier who walks away from discanlon, apparently because the war In Vietnam, than leads Conference. O'Brien's ravel Is a new an $ squad of pursuers across The tiold of five hovels Inwhereas Cimeever's was net. countrysides, moa*.Im and dialed the highly ragarded "We had a problem," Mary rivers. "The World According to Ems Settle, spokesman for the O'Brien. a native of Wor Carp" by Join Irving, "Lying panel of judges, said at a news thlngton, Minn., who was Law" by Diane Jolacn and coaterence after announcement educated at Macaleder Collage "The Family" by David Pled.. — Califano ReI.cts Offer . 11 O'Brien Wins Prize - I • William Raulerson, Titusvill. A.ril 23, ISiS ADMISSIONS " ' Wayne, 71— released from UCLA Medical Carder Feb. 10 efter his cancerous etvr"cm was removed —was admitted lad Wednesday to Haag M.r'mwIal Hoopital near We widenfrud home for trNUP4 of a chronic twncimiai fri DO YOU WANT TO: ______ - _ ____ WAStIINGTON (IjpJ)— Ø.JUl. Edsedion ad Welfare Secretary Joseph Califano Is dill rejecting North anum's W" aft timat would and a &M6 I" do- 1pegatinmdapsde aft he bee Ma May 2dIrIkw deferring funds for programs at the "W1 to universities. __________ ___________ Sanford: NEWPORT BEACH Calif. ( UPI)— John Wayne is thahotalforthe$ec0fldUmethlaySw,bidahOspltal spokesman said the veteran actor's condition was not ______ HOSPITAL NOTES if Sanford: CONCORD, N.H. (UP!)— President carter plans to squeeze four major appearances in two cities into asevenhour visit to New Hampshire Wednesday. Along the way, he'll OUt UP aglnst at least three demonstrations, all of thorn dealing with energy. Carta I., due to arrive at Ruse Mr Force Base in Portsmouth at 3p.m. Wednesday, coming from New Yost City. He'll drive a couple of miles to Portsmouth High thIthholdatownmedingdartthgat3:30p 1111111111M . 5; . ,. ' ,.- - $I Wayne Back At Hospital " ___ . President Plans Visit -11 — There's astar-llke object in the Milky Way that W 7- Pregnancy Means Prison '.' Going "IR I, - And ___ for a few " investigation armL ike-I -0 /ect ' . .• __ , NaaSiOvary Week Is "*I MealE. 5$ NeC flusik $*e Year. 111* Sy Malls WisE. Nc, 'sat$3.Ø, oflu: liii, Year. Carter made the charge in a speech Monday to the '• _ ___ — Desegregation At Issue :1 Donald W. Fllpptn, Seminole Sr'ilnole" Flippo said, it Is 111 Cemady BulLing oMkIai, has progressive cow*y and Wr been liutaflid as a director and good balder,." G.W. (Bill) &acaiand, Sanford Braceland has been cl* building official, Installed building official since May, ucretary.erusgrr by the 1973. He went to work for tip car allowance was replaCed with actual fl%USigi coats, Dolgoer Central By DONNA EI Florida (1t.r 01 the city as building inspector I said sine, becoming administrator his dgI'ut "mileage reinSouthern Building Cod. Nmbr1flto HeraId8taff Writer bsir.enent monthly has been $00. lm1 Dolgoer, abninusIraLcr of the Port of Sanford for the At the toup's April w on electrician fçr t Hattaway, In jodifyIng the salary lncrsaas, said Doignsr is (an. melting in Mi141.d City aan sanford Electric Co. He raidsi past seven months, received praise from the Port Authority board actually doing the wort of both the ambolniatrator and assistant ocsrs for 197$1 were to. in Pools with his wits, Dcrvth, Of directors for putting the facility en a psying basis Monday and administrator at little mom than half the money for both slots. aIlet a pay raise of $200 annually. and three children. He also h bo wd tabled action priposal Dolgoer was assistant .thnilil4rator for four years prior to the port partner. In the mIni.mall warshosass, allowFilppen has been In his two married children and bc Clifton Conbeing named to head the port, replacing Jim Ryan Sept. IS. druionCo.,tousjC mostgags respo"'4sforun for five ysus and prior to that 7% mmittee composed of port vice-chairman James V. the sec.d mlmg.maij to a third". The Central Florida mop,* Rowe and t reasurer David P. Lacier Jr. which studied pay In-he was building and nosing has 197 bers from .1 Dolgoer said the purpose of Clifton assigning the mortgage to a director for the city 01 Mait1 cries. proposals for Doigner recommended a seven percent raise co iocliaiing 8Iilisl Uirdparty Isto permit Cliftonto gain a4ditional cpItal to con- for ftveyews. Hel1,s.wjthg 10 $1,00 to bring u ade 14 atnat a third mini-mall warshoiae complex at the port. bIIL4 But board members Mike Hattaway and D. Wits. Dotty, and their three of b'"ding eatoroenm a Under the eoncs$ maid to F utrod the miniuwaratioune eonidrun In Mt. PIymomdi, Ue was called for. Hattaway said a two told ficers in mpaj and co" amen laded sites at the port, (pi pov 11111111111111 was Ig cmii whether Dolpur deserved "I enjoy worklnt for governenmat. more money, bid time savings he had gained the port and the good thioriciag and coudnat.d the wiriboomes while the poet provided JprabJ,ms. the land and n.ceivod 00 percent of the reltal less. bak'sapracticlshehMmaedtowonkoutMsfl.onIs Theboard decided to mmift doely heproepectof$ak Journalist Charges Drugging 11 totally. asonce from the comedy commiedon ad r.caivid 134* lies °" thesecond wlnl.mall ian Oerm rsriuest,d at that time. He said comedy conn1ws said If Dolgosr reported hi mngo&Ithlclw MOSCOW (UPI) — A Wedern journalist who diarged the pert wee dill In need of additional funding this yew It would be fniIduI with lake Mm" l?iIMii. owaths*tar have net been J FROW11- Id he wee drved ad his wile harassed by $oI over a $100 bill the utility etthtme the poet owes for firs hydrant $l the 50114 version 01 the 'c$deat was DarsaIdhew1llbsteflIngcomin,r,y that the additional Imeiding from the candy Is no longer necessary. Dolpmer said documents from the Florida Public Berries Rabin Xi, IS, Mom Ill bureau chief for U.S. News As waiderd administrator of the port, Dolgoer's salary was Coomalujon en the fees the utility cqinpy an chage the ad W he w drugged lad week km $14405 plas a flat $000 m,idhly car allowance. The range 01 the have sot be. made available to him a aTuiged ddtat salary wee 111* 1. $4,111 Hyena "WYas 1. by hi W Intourit 13 ~iOdoftbmd . 1. $44SS eramally.. meeting as l3c"— has rrr?d,t tu. said he Will K said he we. iankaaeIow tier tkeee hews and Ihum Doiges, bscune administrator his salary ise Increased continue aege'ltjei. and used the layltatlos to dacmis the hi wile, J IS, 'uled" and udijected to "Into $15,110, the laist level In the pay scale, and the flat mesdbiy problem. die-prepeseus," Carter: Oil Industry National Academy of Sciences amid strong Indications Congress Is ready to pass the tax, but a much weaker version than the administration has requested. • .. In blasting the oil industry, Carter said "many of those ,-I who only a few weeks ago were dedicated to killing outright the windfall profits tax have not given up on that fight. But the battle is far from over. Their new strategy seems to be to try to hookwink the American people by :': SEEDCO hopes to recover — I :' get out of the business and sell it too long and a couple of the market was too scattered. To money," he said. Orr said inability -to collect some capital in the intervening years, who can operate it without went bankrupt themselves," he we could produce meant ob some of Its investment in the commercial accounts to heavy said today the bakery has been having the overhead and costs said. tainting $30,000 in sales monthly. business. "We will recover a competiton from supermarket closed. "We filed the petition we incurred," Orr said. "There would small portion how much we 'We were limited to the That would mean we bakeries, has led to the filing in with the don't know," he said. court for was too much overhead for the restaurant trade. A lot of little have had to serve a market 9 federal court of a petition for reorganization under the market we had," he said. At the same time a major wholesale outlets closed. A lot far away as Jacksonville and effort is being made to see that reorganization of Seminole bankruptcy law to liquidate the Pawlson and his wife, Mae, of supermarkets put in their West Palm Beach. The product all the bakery employees get Bakery Products Inc. located at business and pay off the who served as the corporation's own bakeries," Orr said the Sanford airport. creditors," Orr said. ad- was becoming increasingly jobs Pawison has gone to work vice president, went to ding, the market changed so more difficult to market," Orr for another Horace Orr, director of the bakery. "We had as "The board of directors, SEEDCO for financing for drastically in the past five said. Seminole EconomIc many as 20 employees at one years. "By liquidating we hope to time," Orr said. "Our average Employment Development which Included Leonard ex pa nsion in 1974, Orr said. Corp. (SEEDCO) which Pawlson as President, Orr and "There was nothing wrong pay off the creditors. We don't was 12 employees. All but five were some "There — .. . 1. G reverses, ranging from and another $W,000 in working to someone — perhaps a family places we - were dealing with serve an area with the volume WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter says the oil Industry Is trying to "hoodwink the American people" by promoting a loophole-ridden windfall profits tax bill that would provide billions in unearned kickbacks. • IloUM*111at Gets Renovated F1*ppen A combination of financial pany to expand in early 1974 . Trying To Hoodwink Us ____ ___ Tuesday, AprIl 24 "*-,Vol. 71, Na, 213 rnusase oai MI 5ay, w $sieiiy by Tis SiaNji Nash iii.. * N. F,saa Ave.. I011o4 Pie. 3311$. kcs Class I.*a Pill il Saietd, PIsrIIs Ill) :, . S (UP!)- Bjsbop MMwa BRIEF : . IN o " es anrut SEEDCO=B NA11ON 10 She's so fat her new home in he expects to have the resident sold in October of197, bring her toSanford. comodatlons. There will be a a fund drive will be Initiatid Sanford is going to require 20- he is building a home for in her Rozon said the new "We plan to begin the first dry moat surrounding the soon to raise money for thdz foot wide doors, quarters In about a year. pachyderm will definitely be a phase of the paddock assoonas paddock, complete with a purchase and delivery. Rosen is director of the female. He said male elephants possible. Eventually well have drawbridge, Rosen said. Bids Sobik had to be sold after :a Her neighbors will be a bunch Central Florida Zoological are much too difficult to train two, one Asian and one on that part of the construction series of Incidents in which zoo Of apes and to keep the number Park in Sanford and the home and the females seem to adjust African," Rozon said, "but are now being taken. employees were Injured while Of gawking onlookers at a safe he is building is for a new to zoo life better. The animal neither will arrive until the Inside the compound, the trying to maintain the anlmal!s distance, she's going to have to elephant the zoo hopes to will be bought from an in- paddock is completed." elephant will have a wading quarters. Four persons wde have a most built around her purchase. When she arrives, ternational dealer and Rozon The elephant's new borne will pool and two rubbing poles on hurt by the elephant, w110 home. she will be replacing Sobik, the said he expects the zoo will contain a 1,200 aquare400t area which to scratch her back, weighed close to a ton and a hal f Nevertheless, Al Roson said zoo's led elephant. Sobik was spend about $1$000 to buy and with adjacent Indoor ac according to plans. Rosen said at the time he was sold. . SALISBURY . New Home Being Built For Big Occupant 2 - k 6 ery acke~-d' __Ba ft,bbe rs For Seminole County sheriff's unable to find them, deputies deputies say. The vehicle ap. to come out of his home and complex In Fern Park, acdeputies today are continuing a say. peered to have been driven when he did so, a neighbor cording to Seminole County search for a pair of youthful MACHINERY STOLEN through the woods and struck a dated be was the man she saw deputies. robbers who held up a conA vibrating plow valued at tree causing it to turn over, dashing out of the burglarized The black frame 20-inch venlence store in Forest City $12,000 was stolen reported deputies say. bicycle was valued at $119 and trailer, late Monday night. Monday from a parking lot on belonged to a boy who resides at FOOD STOLEN SuIy Ay The two robbers entered the Nottingham Drive, Winter A thief broke Into a freezer 407 Maid-of-the-Mist, Fern A 21-year-old Sa1IIOrII man UI' Champ Food Store at Bear Woods, near Casselberry and was arrested and charged with stored in the back of Buck's Park, deputies say. Lake Road and State Route 436 then destroyed, according to Restaurant at 122D S. Sanford burglary early today after it 0,20 n rn nntI h.iI,I it,, Ihn Spnilnnli Criw.0 witness told police she had-- Ave., Sanford, sometime EQUIPMENT TAKEN done clerk with a shotgun, parked in woods between Casa Alo,naand him running out the door of a between Friday and Monday, deputies say. An undetermined theThe lot machinery along with owas ther pieces San Jos e Executi ve Center. police said. Approximately $3,269 In nearby vacant trailer. amount of cash was taken. of equipment and apparently Members of the Casselberry said the freezer was electronic equipment wis Police William Elsworth Arnold of A deputy sheriff cased the was driven off the premises, Fire Department discovered 27 Gate House pried open and approximately stolen sometime Thursday Court,swJ pair as they fled from the deputies say. the vehicle on its side when they was arrested at about 119310 hum food was taken. from the home of a Casselberry 1:26 a.m. convenience store, deputies According to deputies, answered a fire call in that area at his home when police said roan, according to Seminole say, to area of Academy plow was driven through the late Sunday night, deputies say. they noticed he fit the BIKE STOLEN County deputies. Drive inthe Forest City. woods to Casa Atoms and date The vehicle The bicycle of an 11-year-old Bill i, 34, told deputies was completely description of a Using tracking dogs and Route 436, across the parking destroyed by fire. boy was stolen sometime someone entered the horse fleeing a trailer at 26 Gate aircraft, deputies combed the lotoftheSemoran Chiropractic rson is not certain, but the House Court. Sunday as he played at a dirt through the garage door aid area for the suspects but were healing center and into the fuel cap was found removed, Police said Arnold was asked pile behind an apartment stole the equipment. -- 57 Aboard Search cvtin n ue Deputies Tuesday, April 24,1 9 79--3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. . * - '0 . Sanforcf: DISCHARGES - Lloyd Butler James D*liafield Jr. Richard W. Dukes C)ah B. Harris Sylvira Grady. Sanford ton. Heavner Susan Highsmith Nancy Rivers James N. Shaver Oc Summers Hassle McQuinn, DeBary William P. McKinley, DeBary Eleanor Bartik, Deltona Kathryn Vonnied,rhaus.rn. Oltova . WE GET - - WHY DON'T TOGETHERI , ID HIGGINS SREALTOR. ASSOCIATE TENSTROM REALTY - R1ALTOIS 322.2420 or 323.375 2501 PARK 11 AUTO CREDIT * ALL APPLICATIONS ACCIPTIDI IF YOU HAVE CREDITOR NO CREDIT NO PROIL CMI I JU$TRELOCATEDINTHISAREA1? NO PROSLEMI i - 1 ' - SELL HOMES AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS NEW CALL TODAY . RIDI TOMORROW Ph. 114 Ruts Owit K"of CALL 644-7111 DAILY ... . $w Ckieag SO'ibj - •,, - - -- - - ,_ 5 .- S SUNDAY 1.1 P.M. - - . •... I.'::, -. :i �Evening ---dimidi) . . "110 jP5 Herald 411.210) __ __ - __ . Around )0 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 931-9993 Tuesday, April 24, 1979-4A 9 It's out with the old and In with the new In Central . .:_L-' I Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock ByJIMBAThES Logic recent residents of the area are Brad Comers and Mickey Bridges, who have built training facilities within a Striking distance track. Bridges bought a spread In Oviedo, while Corners Is located In the Forest City-Apopka neighborhood. Another area resident in the off season Is Don Brainard, who lives In DeLeon Springs, Just north of Deland. Brainard was last year's Mr. . Everything at Seminole, winning nEnnahiri flu; - Also back this season will be voice of the track and a crackerjack announcer. Herb makes up the tout sheet sold at the entrances. Harness racing goes almost right up to the opening of the Orlando.Semlnole JaI-AlaI. The presence of the three pari-mut uel plants in. SOUtJI Seminole represents a unique variety of: entertainment found only In two other counties in Florida. ft's all part of a $90 million per year industry. That's the state's share. Pari-mutuel plants return 83 percent of all money wagered to holders of the r wall ne Ih tTnk,rc,al flrh,iir Pflna I .ItIgi swo a n.s.a u.s ..a w,ao..a. .a.u.e s and also the track training crown. ANGL E.WAL TERS cMLPl2 Peace, and the suffering that attends its absence in the world, is familiar theme of Easter messages from 'the Vatican. And so it was this sm year. the first Easter of Pope John Paul II's pontificate. But the pope also made use of the Easter season to offer thoughtful exposition on terrorism, The a form of violence that casts its shadow over more lands and many more millions of persons than those currently caught up in the maelstrom of outright war. In a bylined ticle published in Italy's largest newspaper, Milan's Corriere della Sera, the pontiff LEBANON, N.H. (NEA) For a clear inreferred to a world degraded by violence ana dicatlon of which candidate has surpassed all terrorism. And he characterized terrorists as others Democrats and Republicans alike in faceless, unknown individuals incited by dark organizing for the 1980 presidential campaign, glance around the family den In businessman forces' who have spread fear over the world, Roger Wood's home here. Sadly, Pope John Paul II needs no academic Displayed atop the piano In place of honor is a tutoring on the subject of terrorism. Th is revered, color photograph of handsome, smiling Rep. gentle leader of one of the world's great religions Philip M. Crane. "I'm looking forward to cannot venture onto the streets of Rome without a working with you over the next two years," says cordon of security agents, police, and hundreds of the handwritten Inscription. "Warmest regards, additional guards ling his route. With the possible Phil." The memento actually is a mass-produced exception of the pontiff himself, no one considers Item, one of thousands of Identical copies. But these elaborate precautions excessive. Terrorism betilnd It lies the story of a political organization is no respecter of rank or Innocence-indeed, that has far outpaced all others ever since It was disregard for these is precisely what lends created last summer to support the presidential terrorism its pitiless logic. aspiration of the conservative Republican from What is significant here Is that the spiritual )llJj, leader of 600 million persons has spoken with Late last year, Crane's campaign staff eloquence and outrage about a phenomenon that all organized a mass mailing aimed at aptoo many have come to accept as a norm of modern proximately 20,000 influential Republicans, ranging from grass-roots activists and precinct life. A complacency that takes the form of fatalistic chairmen to officers of county and state GOP acceptance must be counted an unwitting ally of committees throughout the nation. those whose desperate, despicable acts make Each Each recipient was Invited to join Crane's hostages of Chari OKA'', d€ a . 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I I - r. _A ..Ii ' 00, -- u IUjU • ' . ____ I . • • . ,uk. iviiM ' • ' ' '-4 11 AIIM 53 501000 ' 'Wow. thin, how badI ,do Inflation under control? . you want:1° • • ' _____ krsms. • • lest -. ¶ .' - - • _____ .. .- . • . Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Reception committee greets Jackson alter homer William Galley went the distance on the mound for George's, striking out 11. He didn 't . hdown Wednesday ROTARY K OF C of Columbus and MOOSE Al S II ELKS AS S H Al 5 H AS A H 5. Rowe 3 0 3 lrides S33 3 0 I Mlrtind,lI 231 Elks posted runaway wins Leonard Russ' 7 4 7 Donaldson 12 0 Dougherty 2 I I Luc. 2 21 Monday In the Sanford Junior McGowan 2 0 0 Kidd 4 13 Tanner 0 0 Hall 7 21 I Wynn Mitts 4 31 2 0 I Frederick 3 31 League to break out of a four- Carter Sradshaw 21 1 Drslfgirst Boyd 4 33 2 0 0 Brown 12 o Winkle Capko way tie for last place. I 0 0 5.rras 03 0 2 0 0 Griffith 21 I Murphy I S S Emerson 21 5 Brinson 2 33 Schab Knights of Columbus blasted T. Christian I 0 0 Chisholm Rarn.ss,ar 332 I I I Hugh. I00 J. Christian I S I Brown J Rowe I10 0 0 Nathan 100 Jotary, 14-4, while Elks Smith I 0 0 Mitchell I 0 0 Rinkavape II I Grissom 000 bombarded Moose, 246. Both Oarza I I 0 Totals 27 24 10 Totals 20 4 s Jackson I20 ur Totals 06 S Total, II 44 games were shorted to fo Innings by the slaughter rule. Moose 00 4 202 1-6 Rotary 2 3(121-24 KoIC The four teams playing in Elks Monday's games were all 1-3 combined for a five-hitter, two singles. Dewayne Knights Bradshaw had a double. Knights of Columbus jwnped walk a batter. After George's scored six runs in the top of the first, Sc hm idf' s .. .. BY United Presl - Brian Ashcraft, the losin pitcher, led his team at the lukrilationaI vl.PI. 481111,1011111 41 CollIers 43 $oe 42 , 3$ ,aj,,,,, ¶5555 vis*.es andasingle. Clay Iliclunan had Tops two singles. Horace Knight hurled a threehitter for Flagship Bank, striking out six in tour innings. Serxiinoh Petroleum scored its only two runs in the top of the • _____ Dodgers, 4-3, in 10 Innings, and play Monday night. L Philadelphia Monday rdght. If 3 11SP5 osces 55 Lyuse !It. Spurs B llet Overconfidence Only Woe __ w*,p __ ass Lass ti11 • py 55 S.i_1s *50 • 1sn.snk* •, IlIThIEW I I 1 00*5 0111$ III .TeNIs 351110 bars lies S ' y-.,,0115555 313 CI W1S151 sass lee •1gh00 Phillies. .. - • - - . ' - - - -• - - .-. • ...........- '-- a • .,- ,. __ '' _, . S - S - - pralsaJ. can be in the (biver's SuperSonics, has reminded his seat but still have an accident," team Los Angeles hasn't said San Antonio coach Doug exactly been a phover in the RiuscIler ic Nivins 000 S Thurdjy Ladies Nile .fAflFORD OP1LAflDO KEflflEL CLUB • 300 ii," off Hwv Ii 92 lonywood RISIRVAJIONS 811 1600 So,, No One Und,, 18 300 301 1 0 070 410 all-IF 49 ' ________ ' jLb 1.. -_ -- ___ __ __ PRICES ON ~ Front En Alignment I Check and adjust caster, camber and to. in. Balanc, two front wheels. Domestic cars only. DISCOUNT MICHELIN $16 Oil & Filter Special TIRES ___ A Includes up to 5 quarts Ford Motor Oil, Motorcr.ft Oil Filter and Installation, $895 1 _______________________________ I I Engine Tunestip Special I , FF _________ Metro Statistics BATTING Jackson (Deluxe) ggMSpjy'$gemls) Aiken (Hill) Gralt(AAA) (Oyisd) AIPNAV,. RoblnSOn(Card) ___________ 27 13 16 .303 27 7 14 .502 311510.511 061 9.U2 00 1 1 .679 Lee (AAA) 27 13 15 .334 15 310347 Rlch(AAA) 21 713.312 I 1 .w Drummond(Sirom) 21 013 .512 $l$14U Westbrool(Strom) 7411)3.313 23 315432 Hudley(Deluxe) 19 $ 7.535 22 5 11 334 Ounklreon (Howsrd) 24 S 14 .535 30 1210 .433 Wheaton (Strom) 27 617 .630 lisos (MA) $ 10 15 .600 SIelfins (strOm) Solid state tune-up Includes installation of Motorcraft spark plugs; inspection of choke, O Now H ours thro"It linkage, spark plug wires and distributor Mon.thrv Fri. si.m..sp.m, cap, adjustment of carburator and timing. Sit S a.m.2 P.M. I FIONTIND COMPLUS I AUGNMINT 1 L"' WORk McROBERTS TIRES _________________ 29" $2791 N ___________ _________________ 4 Cl slightly less. Econolliws slightly mon. 11l[iack Prosier Ford SIIYKI DIPT. SAN FORD PH Q2 0651 HWY. 17.921 LAKE MARY IL 20 1114 .535 Lii 32 1317 .331 17 I 9 .329 ,1 .w ALL I? RACES I $ g. justice 0 0 0 Olviden If i Totals LE S • *.- $0 Trifecta Box $43 Tritecla Wheel PRIL Service Specials ____ $*.ts ss.a.s $ss Will (OvIsdo) ____ use usa-se IlIum TuNis e, Marion (Ovisdo) *I*I , ' C ALL NEW and Texas blanked Toronto, 5-0, play us tough Wednesday capped a three-run fifth inning Lenny Wllkens, coach ..you Aj4grsen (AAA) Sfl NEW MATINEE Post Time I Is in Kansas City beat ChIcago, 4-3, and Christ Theriault and Curtis "This series is not over," he Braves. destiny, the coaches of San bigger," Erving said. "It can't Antonio, Seattle and Washing- getany bigger for us, going Into ton are cautious In their ap their building, down 3-1." ( NO gs •, Y 8 P.M. (Closed Sunday) . MATINEES: double, while teammates Eddie s: In the only other National Korgan, Brian Sheffield, Knight League game, St. Louis nipped and Michael Scott each singled. Atlanta, 3-2, in 10 innings. Alex McGriff had a double u definitely in control of their own anyway as the games get Spoke IIIMcDcis.ldIStrom) AIIM iso lux) lenw(Ovlido 105 OIbson(SITom) its NIGHTLY GEORGES ATLANTIC in American League action. Al S H BANK Rivers 2 0 0 AS s H By United Press lnternatlouai Moe after the Spurs edged the series despite Seattle's 3-1 Cardinals 3, Braves 2: Barn,, 4 1 I Evans 422 Jerry Muxnphrey blooped a War go Overconfidence - a word Philadelphia 76ers, 115-112, advantage. Two of the games 4 23 Hickman 4 22 31 0 Richardson 4 I I Carter that Strikes fear Into the hearts Sunday to take command In the have gone into overtime and run-scoring single off Phil Rsnkava. 4 27 Ashcroft 321 Seattle won by only 117-115 last Niekro In the 10th inning to give Galey 3', Atkinson 300 of coaches - appears to be the series. 302 St. Louis a victory over the Lawrence 311 Mellon "The big thing we have to Sun day. McGee only thing that can prevent San I I 5 Baker ., 200 213 5*1* SOC PSOOCITIIS sowws ' AS I H ASS N 141 £nelI • AIIM MvuIN 4$ 0 $pralsr Lace Iii _____ $IliIIrI isi : . Geller 41,uuMAev RAC/FiG have been better off. Injured his thumb in Saturday's six hits off four pitchers, but selective. I've never scored a run in the bottom of the third. A crowd of 32,826 turned out game against the New York they benefitted from 10 walks. hundred runs. That's one of my The winners managed only to watch the Phillies nip the Mets, wasn't even supposed to Larry Bowa, who doesn't like to goals." five hits as walks and errors Greg Luzinskiehipped in with contributed greatly to the a two-run homer for the scoring. Tim ScheeLL had a 23151$ 100310-IS T*ls 111141,.., TOWS - - keeping Mike Schmidt at home, game. tonight." to be aggr essive but right now batters to the plate in the the Los Angeles Dodgers would Oddly, Schmidt, who had The Phillies managed onl y I'll try to be a little more second and scored their final SISOrasIS I RAINES BRADY WALL BENTON IS LoeO III •,. '17he bankers exploded for 10 then repeated the performance not playing (Sunday) made, it at early pitches," Bowa sWd.'*l 3$ To050s 0014% Williams SI LIuIlsr - a ~"! I walk, ma.naged ftee walks and first, but Flagship Bank rallied , • 53 FINAL WEEK- only they'd succeeded In In the 10th Inning to win the possible for me to play really don't like to walk. I like lUllS OH four hits and sent 14 COMI. lisop (10)02 The striking major-league Schmidt emerged as the hero. "I couldn't grip the bat scored twice on Schmidt's with two outs to score four runs umpires tried their best to keep He singled home an eighth- (Sunday) but I kept my thumb singles. in the bottom of the first. fans out of Veterans Stadium In Inning run to tie the score at 3, in Ice," Schmidt said. "Maybe "I've been swinging too much £5111 AIIM MCC*5ho 113 Mud,. 421SelM II LSOIII S3Sk_-p, 0 IS J.lisIell 311 • D.lwIslI ISSNeSU II SlOitsIelu ii , • 11, Ford Terry Russi had a triple and Rick Ramassar and Eddie and Jeff Melton added a triple . PROSSER AS A H FORD 3I0 Al S H II 0 W McCloud I 3 4 4 I 3 Williams 31' 0 0 0 Sellers 33 0 3l 0 J. McCloud 2I0 4 22 Smith 221 3 4 0 Ponds 200 ) 0 0 Ms Kondracksl 4 0 2 0 0 Wtnn 00 220 P eo ples 300 1 0 I Jones 12 2 0 o Mi K,ndrack, 21 1 30 II • O'Kelley I00 Hughes 000 Total, 22 131 I.- 2 S 042 402- APEX Donaldson, Talmage Nietts, unloaded a home run and triple single for Moose and Anthony Mitchell. Homer -•• Bank in front 5-1 in the first inning and had no trouble disposing of Rotary. Elvis Brown pitched a Robinson five-hitter for the winners with sixth Iraiiies. J ones nine strike outs and three Taylor Phil Rinkavage had a pair of Grant walks. doubles and Chris Wargo Gr,H,n YIIII The winners had only four slapped two singles to pace the Hobby hits, a double by ithdv Griffith winners. Dennis Lawrence also Total, and singles by David Mar- has a double. Dreifuerst also had three hits, tindill,Todd Luce and Wardell Ron Kidd led Elks at the plate singles apiece. 7 I 20 McGr,lf 2 I I Sheffield I2I Cameron I 0 0 Charron 27 Griffin I 0 0 Knight 2I Carlton I 2 0 I 0 3 F Miller TIlirlault 21 7 0 I Scott Kllingsworth 0 0 0 ScP'e.t; 2 I Topton I00 o a 0 T Miller I 0 3 Terw,Il,.g,, Wulliami 1I0 0 0 Baker Mitchell 000 II 14 1 09 ; 0 Totals Gray 100 EcIawon 201 Totals It 2 3 SeminOle Petroleum 200 0- 2 Flagship 4(10)1-15 Atlantic Bank scored four in the bottom of the inning. George's scored two in the top of the second and Atlantic Bank scored one in the bottom of the APEX second. George's scored its Laster final run in the top of the fourth Morris Thorns, before Atlantic Bank scored RoChe single tallies in the fifth and Smith - S • - - S 444 41 $pei,gs _ __ to cosairy bearing Earl Marx's ipeture Is •.e: refusal of the agency's manaie Following lbs 11?! flf, Md lmiiisi iofdy ipskaamu, however, that_ArchiW heed repeated weri frees espeits t Pest " 9t Thi w a "iii''ede from the Corn. ce-'-iitht made numerous grw fir •-- in1 r- 'liis said' the cirw .er Iidossl MdnivatsupervIsIeswWlusvitably 'MP IntaradIeual, congratulating Abran pisvodkg sether ,'-j.a Thus ri which ieIIII ad doc are dwd Lineshi on l rs4leetieu in 1004. Nomsuua. meadettess were beak fIre.ye,estf,s "arc'stiy "i 1i of Ike aMerlel aded to ad e*elkd." -" "--'ab • UltisM teleVIm$ of Uic*'s aleo have bees messws., lEb N *WW OM of , , _11 Give iiscerli ak or stoles. ,,we som.'of Ike shocking '4Ikiis we i. of * •-, k - APEX had six hits in a losing American Produce Exchange effort. Larry Thomas slapped (APEX), 15-2, and is tied for t hree singles, Pat Robinson third place with Atlantic Bank. added two singles and Bryan Atlantic Bank out-hit Yates had a single. George's 10-8, but committed four costly SEMINOLE FLAGSHIP BANK George's was able to jump in PETROLEUM AERK AIRM Penw,ck 110 Korgan 421 front, 60, and never trailed. McKinney 0 0 Atloway - 1.DIN CAIPIT • 41 •4 COwely 355 lies L4' . . . Jack Prosser Ford out-lasted ' us 1$ S-4 AIIM 433 IIUAILI ci 'e • RelIPerl P1055*1. PAT SOY'S , ' - •5 OrliCi each In Fat Boy's 1$-li win over 5$ ReSIN SO lrut Federal and In girls Te, 2314 N.OeI.Pesds *0015-I 1• __ -- .• ton from advancing to the semifinals of the NBA playoffs. All three teams lead their think __ __ . - LUW •1 ...: Newbirk Ce. I'm thrilled to win , the said. "LA has been In every Royal. 4, White Sox 3: Frank W hi te's two-run double Totals are to players thrllled win, but I game and we expect them to Luce had tlweehits In Browning Forms' 12-5 win over Like N. OIL FOODS SlID FORD Al H Mar y; Golden Coinbbanged out legs. As311 boNer... S to an 1041 'errest II Ma on route iso s.sst . ___ 305 1141 over Reliable Carpet. 2 1 3 Csi I rt'i - t Bank trimmed BPC La.*ees 3 5 5 Jan.11 I NOISeS 3SSWiii 0 PropertIes, 11-2; Richard Fite s.,.,, Ioes lee *nd Michael Davis had fom hits " __ laros SI Tbos $5 1 LI ' I 14 'L : . •'-::" '" j" - Antonio, Seattle and Washing- guard agai nst Is overconfiden. won a one-hitter - - IV '. !-.' L II - • by Atlantic Bank to win, 9-7, losers. and Flagship Bank bombed Jack Prosser Ford scored its Seminole Petroleum, 15-2, as 15 runs on just three hits, the two teams maintained their doubles by Andrea W illiams tie for first place in the Sanford and Mike Kondracki and a Little American League. single by Stacey Smith. that enabled the Royals to snap Atlantic Bank Philadelphia's Julius Erving, night." best-of-seven, quarter-final in the other playoff series, a five-game losing streak. series 3-1, and have a chance to held to only 15 points Sunday by t-;. % X.C. Cox struck out 14 baUers softball games, Yogi Bear wrap them up in the next ganw. Larry Kenon, says the Sixers Phoenix leads Kansas City, 2-1. Rangers 5, Blue Jays 0: FF and held North Orlando Foods Campground won Its eighth San Antonio hosts Philadelphia will need to play harder If they in their best-of-seven series Doyle Alexander finally got to just four hits Monday night In Straight with a 19-10 triumph Thursday, Seattle entertains hope to stay alive In the with game No. 4 scheduled for his act together after three bad leading Don Reid Ford to a 4-1 over Forest City as Sybee Los Angeles Wednesday and playoffs. Kansas City Wednesday. The outings and combined with Jim victory In the Seminole Pony Helmos went 4-for-4; and Susan Washington hosts Atlanta "We have to play with Suns relied on reserves to post a Kern to stop the Bl ue Jays on Rogers and Tracy Elliott hit Baseball League. greater Intensity but the In- 10613 vIctor y Sunday. three hits. games, Scott Hex hOIfl rimi as A.D. Plumbing In other th eir teams are tensity level tends to rise Although i Bobby trimmed Lake Mary,19-7. , k-- . I uuvuvu; - the vaults, storage of deinegligence by the National Archives brass are -Colonial papers, including about 250,000 continues to be stored in corridors, despite posed nitrate film in nal containers urr destroying vital parts of our American heritage. pages of Continental Congress repeated warnings by experts in firs prevention, wetar, pr'ding '5"posal, and pro&Mtkn of film Pricsless documents and films that record the original letters of Washington, John Adarns and Some ofthenhtratsfllm,Infact, was bsliiggored storage on vault floors or building corridors,' history of the united States back to George Benjamin to In a flttb4Ioor vault at the main Archives Thus. ABCi of ofdy were also igeorsdby 11n, Mys neveri Washington's time are slowly crumbling Into m0tralln the acid In the piper building In downtown W&thigt'i, directly Archives diM or otherwise erloratlng beyond repair ID eMth them away. Many of those historic projection booth of the 250aM IEOVIS Eva do plomrvdm devices that ar. In MReI, endangering docuns scattered on the WI nyu unbound; don't 'mon suffosso to Sources within the Archives tell us that e 1 the regular tUrn showings. g ,or so do. the espenditure of niilhlons of dollars cannot that archivists fear crumble to "At one time that film was eookth&" If an ., F-oll of the h3lbeftimograpbs, w". , hISIdeSdo of of tTItleI laid,, told us. "The temperature In the corridor __ IlL.... 4 êk nwawe .I3&4& iti_ WOtS um•i, VWW IWI and WUI £IWI wasIn ouiq •a we were J4 -Ail . . v. -.. £L..8 r ..i. k. t.. iuui8L NN when W5 rishurlo iisgstivei. '7" sot Iritead of being flattened out as official .4 Istosie,slsIath,,aailts. I1l W 01W WWM41 Tb_s gradual *e Mod of graphic qlsoneofthensodcloeelyhush,d- mrerv'on procedures flreusardofnifllmhabseir ThNelhiphy000meofthsj up secrets In Washington. We discovered the day aiIlvdisWte g ralle d for years In the movie Indutry, but Archives *Kbw when they wip situation while Investigating last year's was curiously Indiffennt to the danger posed by their EMI that ii many of ow moat vahiMs Records of the GInSUI eiaostru. fire at the Archives!storage facility In Its vast sc" of old flbbs. in 1100 ad b1dodo doomoniisars dstiiierstisg. For years a,, ned of the .ell-gr't1ig ____ ___ co'iditkn that thsy'r herily usable anymore. imerial rePort war ePsIbaildu hays bees eell their bees' Hill the Archives film osllectlonll mIflioi potsratiai of 1atlss to the rat t the material and urged __ fiat-aM I flii. Led forever manalunhid to mdutaka a crash program to velai'. idlers, es.c,ts, tnliss are In a ihilrIv ,fIhIe of documentaries as the "Mar of Ilma" films of ____ cop the nihiats film on a ar ç -'sj maps. muir warge have plj bees -Priceless documents have been mthlIM,d the iNN and a wqgt fIlmed history of the The warning was Ignored, and in 1117 aM 117$ ed .1. ERRY'S WORLD i - Whiffs 14 For Reid Ford 1C , ox 'e tage - C iL' a.. •• , Son ics , - - (5 . _ C4 a. Dougherty and Ricky Bridges and Bridges had a triple and 1W,f =710- . - a CUmUUIUmS ni;rare . .. -opuniaueuuaiy rum lanura " . - . ' S • ching staff for 16 hits while Pat with a triple, double and single - ..A wni . 5 S.. ____ - ._ ' '",' S ' - it George's held off a challenge Esclavon had singles for the • _____ Elks shelled the Moose pit- 8111 - -g!u.. • " : s.y '- ____ . - .. . all singles. Dougherty had a Frederick. 4.0, meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday bottom of the second and double and single Jim Emerson The Rotary hits were singles plate with a double and two at Chase Park. coasted to the win, and Sam Chisholm had two by Robert Rowe, Anthony singles, while Joey Evans 's-_as_I . WAQIIThVIIYflI S ' George's, Flagship Still Tied .., : ,I. . _____ I ____ _______ • ; -I, -. . ,• going into the games. League Leading 5-2, Elks pushed 12 leaders VFW and Kiwanis, both runs across the plate in the t - Negligence Threatens H , .j4INI I k ________ . BUSINESS _,. . • ORLANDO CARDINAL DELUXE BAR OVIEDO AUTO HELICOPTER INDUSTRIES • ABRH PARTS RH AISH 41 Frank SII 4 2 1 Csndallno It CaIn.. 4 33 Millir \c Getchin Addison 21 1 S 13 Jackson 31 2 Peterson 4r Spoke S 2 2 Lively S32 MaI.n. ii 1 Wall 4 2 2 Aiken 3 P. WashInton 4 12 lenten 4 23 Cooper 4I 4 2 I Butler I. Washington 31 1 HUdICI 30I Harris 23 0 Salmon 420 Stevens 4 1 i SiCharde 3 0 0 Clime, 0 • • Cody i Smith 4 I I Stumpf 300 Small 4 3 2 P10th 40I Oiyarl 3 0 0 Hall 30I SImpson 31 I Martin 4 33 tason 3 0 1 Robinson 30I Manlscalco 4 I 3 Robertson 4IS tocksy 3 0 t MarIne 300 EnglIsh 44 It It 3 0 I Totals Tstais 3510 14 Totals 34 7 12 Totals 3$ II 14 . - L.... - HOWARD I , hits for Deluxe, while homers by Rico Peterson, Lloyd Wall and Joe Benton sparked the WHIOHAM FURNITURE . . _ ".. " ., )* Tuesday, April 24,1979-SA 1 II '- - -It 1. ' s _..K 1a)4 • -. . - Iran ' - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Jackson, Burnett Washington winners with Willie Wall and and Bud Stevens. Doug Braswell getting three Levi Bathes also had three hits for the losers. Maniscalco drove in six runs ;*Ith a homer and two singles and Jeff Small tripled and singled to plate four runs as Orlando Helicopters whirled Past Cardinal Industries, 18-15, ,4esplte three hits and five RBIs I IT by Duane Lee; and Howard's In other games, Doug / U&IIT It was touch and go there for a time, but It looka like the sovereign state of Montana and the imperious city of New York have settled their differences without resort to a tra nscontinental it range war. And a Strange conflict that would have been, ' . 1 1 waged at supermarket checkout counters and travel agencies. In cue you missed any of the preliminaries, It began with New York's consumer affairs 1\11 0 010 ~ authorities in a Mate of high dudgeon suggesting New Yorkers pledge themselves to 'beefless Wedseadays" to combat high meat prices. It is questionable to what extent the populace of the metropolis took note of the call-after all, what's In a particular day when you can't come up with the downp.ymentona deg to start with. But Gov. Thomas Judge of Montana did. Growers In his major beef-producing state, among others, make the case that deliberately curtailed demand is not the way to Increase supply and that The moderately effective conWORLD awner boycott of the early '70s has had not a us all. little to do with the thinning of herds that is- a Advisory Council," a somewhat factor In today's short and high-priced beef What the pope has done is to remind us that nebulous institution whose principal purpose Pressure ; moral revulsion, not resignation, is the proper apparently is to act as a reservoir for Crane Jealousy*? supply. The governor wasn'tsmiling when heuld New reaction to terrorism In any form and for any support. Those who accepted almost 1,400 to York was drawing a bead on Montana's cause. date - receive the Inscribed photo. COflO(flY He fired off a protest to New York's The significance of that sophisticated BY KAZUO MIKAMI change the situation significantly, according to Mayor Edward Koch, warning If retaliation a operation lies In the fact that It was well UnNEW YORK (UPI) Japan Is coming under the book. of derway at a time when most other contenders increasingly Strong economic pressure from the Japan has taken unfair advantage of the world tourist boycott the city. (New Yorker,, to their s H h't even prepared the basic pcs of cam- Unit.d States and Western, Europe. QMiaThtj trading •ssm, Kaba and Pepper say by credit, refrained from making case that It's not pali literature, the thiowaway pamhld or the reiaoñ lslti bie' tradb surplus, but*tWo 1kcthg, etcoiraling, * lsrMb "Iuus" SUY 7S bSI . -i id mo$ 01 10 A few weeks agçjfrregj : of hope that the cycle of leaflet ffly ajj 1v4ed by aides during the experts think the realcause Isjnjjt and explicit and implicit barriers to Lmporttj4 courteous to entertain all those visitors.) Woody retribution In Iran might have rim Its course. Trials and candidate's hancbliakthg tows. Jealousy, stemming from Japan's post-war manufactured goods. Equally quick on the draw when he spots an executions of those who had served the deposed shah were While other presidential hopefuls now have economic success. But like It or not, they say, that Is either past economic threat at 40 paces or 2,000 miles, the suspended. The government of the Ayatollah Ruhollah assembled paid staffs ranging from a half-dozen Herman Kahn, a noted American futorologist, history or, to the degree that it continues today, a mayor fired back an assurance that he perKhomeini was said to be considering new procedures for the to a dozen people, Crane has a campaign payroll and Thomas Pepper, Japan director of the much less Important part of the overall situation serially loved meat, indulged throughout the revolutionary tribunals, of about 30 full-time organizers, mod of them Hudson Institute, a policy research organization, than the current conditions of excess capacity week, wanted to hear no more of boycotts and, But now, the reign of terror has been reimposed with a working out of a national headquarters in a say in a book to be published here In May that the hanging over the Japanese domestic economy. anyway, it was all the fault of pricelouging >vengeance . Each day brings word of more executions. Death by northern Virginia suburb of Washington. pressure is applied "in part, out of long run Partly because of excessive Investment 5 to 10 middlemen who come between producers and Crane's first group of field organizers also is considerations - but mainly, It seems to us, out years ago, they say, many Japanese firing squad is the near-certain sentence from drumhead fr4i cOIl5WfleTa. And wouldn't the governor please already In place here In New Hampshire and of a sense of irritation, frustration, and even manufacturing plants are relatively modern and join the mayor for dinner, the menu to feature In which the accused are denied legal representation, the right : to call witnesses, the time to prepare even a In other states that will hold early primaries or revenge." there Is little possibility they can be scrapped or New York-cut Steaks? precinct caucuses, Including Iowa, Florida and defense, or any opportunity to appeal the almost Inevitable Kahn and Pepper say there is an increasingly retired. So there you have It. Montana Is still producing Illinois. guilty verdict. widespread feeling In the United States and For this reason also Japanese manufacturers and selling beef, New York is dill buying and The toll of those executed to dare is more than 129, including Crane's 22 trips to New Hampshire far exceeds Western Europe that the Japanese have are under pruure to produce and sell, even eating and middlemen are presumably still out the total of any other White House aspirant. He benefited more than anybody from the interns- at prices below average colts. some whose only "crime" was that they served as officials in there gouging. It all goes to show that: the shah's government. And this promises to be only the recently became the first 1* contender to tional trading system, yet have done little to help Japan Is a country with high Income but a a) Economics can make strange dinner purchase television time in the Mate and In the make It work well. beglIUILDg. much lower level of accumulated wealth, coenpeu .ion; coming months will be buying time for radio An estimated 5,000 persons have been arrested in recent The feeling of Irritation Is shared though for lagging behind other developed countries in b) One man's supply Is another's demand; months and now await the judgment of the tribunals, A commercials and opening storefront office, quite different reasons by the Japanese almost every aspect of social Infrastructure or c) When In do, punch the middleman; here, spokesman for the ayatollah has said the trials and, themselves, Kahn and Pepper say. amenities. ___ d)Uyoucan'tmakebu th endsmeat,trya little presumably, the executions will continue for a year, perhaps That high-powered, f ast-paced ope ration The economists' book, "The Japanese Kahn and Pepper suggest what they call a public relations on one of them; T', longer, Thus,thousandsmaybeslioeutheprlceoftiiefrsiçpon already has produced benefits for the Challenge: the Success and Failure of Economic "Yonzenso" plan designed to more than double e) All of the above. o for the monarchy. Even by the appalling Standards of the Nth congressmen. When he declared his Intentions Success" (Thomas Y. Crowell), says the the "real tangible wealth" of the n'tlon In a Century, this would constitute a crime of awesome dhqs, lad August, mod of the supposedly sophisticated Japanese feel they have been very successful In decade through large.cale public and private Just when ft appeared that jolt about every Where, we wonder, is the international outrage over so political experts wrote him off as a lors.phot beating the West at its own game, and now the investments in super highways, housing, systematic a vlo2atlon of fundamental human rigids? The buttoday he's almost always listed as one of six Westlatrylngtochangetheruleslnthemlddleof education, social welfare and social Insurance conceivable category of nonessential Ip; Carter achnlnidratian tepidly professes itself "deeply "serious" contenders for the Republican the gene. formation of the type had been Jammed betwe programs. disturbed" orr the tide of executions, A handful of Wst preeldentlal nomination. "The Japa-ieselIeve their success rests on "Some soch program," the)' say, "would stand hard MOM along comas another "list" bod. governments quietly deplores the absence of due process in the The only other candidate whose organlzstk,n their propensity to work hard, to save and invest the belt chance of solving the short and long. Thu One, theofpublisher Informs, catalogues trials. But mostly the world is silent. For the doomed men In everything from Ice cren in New Hampshire approaches Crane's Is huge sums, to apply themselves diligently and termproblensof success now plaguing Japan- "The Worst, Iranian prisons, that silence Is deafening. George Bush. Both clearly are relying upon the creatively, and tobe willing to take great risks," sopping up current exceu capacity, getting ((eddar Q) to sexual technique (nOt . formula developed by the man who was a virtual according to Kahn and Pepper. private Investment moving again, returning the specified). w'Juiown when he began campaigning for the The Japanese, therefore, feel entitled to consumer to the market, and reducing the Apparently mlithig from the listing Is IdenPresidency In 1974, won the Democratic success, but believe that the West Is trying, by enormous trade surpluses that bedevil Japan's tificatlon of the worst waste of publishIng effort presidential nomination In 1976, then went all the sheer force and unfair tactics, to hold them back. relations with the United States, Europe, and and reader time, out that Is easily remedied: way to the White House - Jimmy Carter. The Japanese can do little In the short run to Increasingly, other ommtrlss in Asia." Ust books. Letters to the editor are wekised for publlcsUea All ___ __address aid, If letters mad be sigd, with a mailleg JACK ANDERSON Possible, a kispheas her so the Identity of th wilier may be verth.d. The Evening Herald will respect the wIshes of writers wb.d. astwad their assess Is pr, The Evening Herald alee reserves the right I. .dit letters I. libel or to csthrm to space reqnireae.ts. .,.I - Deluxe Bar came up with the biggest victory Monday night In Auto Parts. By DON GRAFF - 0 RTSO.A 3 --.u*)f -- the Sanford Metro Softball triumph over Whigham F urLeague, stopping front-running niture as George Mullins, Tony Oviedo Auto Parts, 10-7, on the Dun ki nson and Dennis Evans home run strength of Eddie had three hits each for the ' - - On VIEWPOINT On Challenge _.bo-i".. -u -- S Deluxe Tops Oviedo Auto Homers . ,~ 1L..OTTOM AIT TITg(f! 9 - - share the rest. AcAiti wrn4T4E GO NNA. -- SP J Of Terrorism - Herb Holiday, the Most t, - ~V -- reputable horsemen wouldn't bother buying land and converting It Into training tracks, --- ___ . many Florida's pari-mutuel hotbed In South Seminole County. The Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club In homestretch of its best season ever, with some 509,785 fans going through turnstiles and wagering $41,098,954 through Saturday night. SOKC closes May I. Right on its heels is the opening night program of the Seminole Harness Raceway. it happenes every year about this time, and a telltale sign lathe arrival of those horse vans and can with sulkies latched onto the top. SeemInElv. harness rndn ---o k ,*tphlna ----•onn.. I.nh track manager Neil Makin predicted. Otherwise, so - - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Pitless _ - - .' - '. 5 . .-II .. L. 1~ W. PARK COUPON ~ -.... %.. ' �... A-.EVifdflg Herald, S.flfg,çd,pl. 9. SF 21; Hooton, LA and Blue, SF 20. American League Ryan, Cal 33; Jenkins, Tex 33; Wortham, Chi 73; Guidry, NY iS; Caldwell, Mil and O.Jones, Sea 17. - Baseball Major League Standings By United Preis ln*nath..i National Lugwi East WI. Pct. 01 Phili SA Men, Women a S 315 I i i .300 2½ a a .500 2½ i S .333 ', 1 10 .254 3½ West W L Pet. OS HOito 12 4 .130 Clnélnnati 9 7 .543 3 San Fran 9 I .329 312 son Diego I 9 .471 41,2 Los Angeles 0 10 .441 S Atlanta 11 .313 Mondays Results Cila 4, Los Ang 3, 10 inns. L 3, Atla 2. 10 inns, L Today's Games (All Times 1ST) San Diego (Shirley 02) •, Montreal (Grimsisy 10). 1:33 p.m. Houston (Ruhie 1.2) as Chicago (Lamp 1.0), 2:30 p.m. Los Angeles (Rau 02) at Philadelphia (Kest 0.0), 7:33 p.m. St. Louis iForsch 0.21 at Atlanta IM. Mahler 0.1), 7:33 P.M. San Francisco (Blue 40) New York (Zachry 2-0), 5:05 P.M. Pittsburgh Robinson _4 p._,_,___, (D. •.__ -- - -. -11) -sav,r " START YOUR BUSINESS ;'' 322.2237 . . % Call 322-2611 _ B L . Evening HeraW` HeMd'Advertiser . Review .. I ( ADVERTISING Rangers Her.dd START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising L_ ON THE GROW Departmentof i - ADVERTISING ADVERTISING DICK BEADLES OWNER-OPERATOR - P10(5 wuw Professional Care Means Beautiful Hair Call Rick for Appointment Toda y Serving Sanford Area for 7 Years and MACHINE SHOP 2 S. Magnolia Ave. ______________________________________________________________ Phone 322.0101 Sanford Flyers ? Barbara's 116 S. Palmetto Ave. Downtown Sanford - Pittsburgh at Cincinnati San Diego at Montreal Houston at Chicago St. Louis at Atla, night Los Ang at Phlla, night San Fran at New York, night rn (Draperya Clothing) USED FURNITURES FOAM CUT TOORDER iEMNANT5 FREE ESTIMATES..NO OBLIGATION . .... - . . . NIX BEDDING & UPHOLSTERY - -. 991W COUP . - . . . 4 American League last C 1 'I;' •.. i' ' f t.A I f i " - - . . .t(I . - '. - •. 'I ,44 709 E. CELERY AVE. . i - _, 1, Y • The Area For 23 Years. PH. 322.2117 SANFORD Serving .. . LIV With supeil, goaltending and key co buttons from some very unlikely heroes, the rtu 'DRAPERIES MADE TO '0 MEASURE FOR YOUR RODS WOVENWOOD SHADES 'SLIP COVERS 'ALTERATIONS STEREOS 'BRIEN'S ... '•" TeVo 0 : - -- 5 10 .333 5 Watt WLPct. 12 4 .730 9 1 392 1½ Calif Texas • .1 rJ.v,# . IIV Chicago iS .447 4¼ I .429 3 Seattle 5 ii .313 7 Oakland S Ii .313 7 Monda y's Results Kansas City 4, Chicago 3 Texas S. Toronto 0 Today's Games (All Times Minnesota (Eric1ion 02) at Cleveland (Wise 1.2), 12:03 p.m. Detroit (Young 0.0) at Mil. Waukee (Slaton 01), 7 p.m. Chicago (LaGrow 0•I) at Kansa s City (Leonard 1.2), 0:35 Kansas City 1ST) P.M. Toronto (Lemanczyk 0 0) at Texas (Corner 1.1), 5:31 p.m. Boltlmors .(Palnw' 74)- st California (Aase 3.0) , 10:30 p.m. New York (John 3.0) a ,Oak land I Q 2b_.Jli• p.m. Boston (Rsnko 0)) at Seattle (0. Jones 0.1). 10:31 p.m. - g2.3g4 at 436 141 . h hitS &68 4 creditahlsteammates rather than himself. "It's Just not the goakending that ishining, it's the whole team," Davidson said. "It's Just a feeling of confidence. You're anticipating and you're not second.gueulng." Mthougi Philadelphia Coach Pat Quim2 remains optimistic, Un Flyers may switch to their third goalie, Rick St. Croix, for the sixth game. St. Croix spent mod of the season in the Amerloan Hockey League. Quitm gives much credit to - -r. -, 49 FAMILY FASHIONS ~ :; "'' ' ..11 • ' , _____ N ,14'~- I" .- "., I ,LIL I , 1;' Ca/1Dick Dick BiidIc ---, ____ 111111111419 (bawd in 2$ at bits) League GAB N Pet. 10 25 17.442 0 21 11 .450 17 29 .434 Foster, Cln 14 54 27.422 Maddox, Phil 14 31 20.392 Oriffey, Cm is m 7s ,3ai Concpcln, Cn 1449 21.342 Trillo, Phil 14 55 11 .340 Csd,no. Nov 13 42 15.357 Roystiq, All 14 10 17.354 AMUICAN LIASMI GAS N Pet. Trainmatl, Dot I 21 10 .474 Squir.s, CM Ii 27 17 .444 Rosnicke, Sal 9 34 11.473 'flvr', Tex 13 10 21.430 Bodit,, Sea IS 55 24.411 Car,w Cal IS 43 74.413 Ford, Cal 4 22 9* Kemp, Dot 11 47 17.405 DownIng, Cal 144034.400 Bannhs*, Ch 14 40 20.105 lies. so 13 10 10.450 Milner, Pit Thompson, Chi $D -ww ____________________________ _ We Have TIi K.y!-. To Your Locks' 1 New Styles-Curls & Color That Never Let You Down eft" a ' BEAUTY SALON Spring Is a lovely time of year pest control Dick will be glad to Dick explains. In most 'cases also offers a monthly service when everything seems to come to your home for a free this is when te tes aref for home or business to spring back to life again, consultation and estimate. noticed, eLiminate roaches, rats, mice Unfortunately this also applies Homeowners should defend to inseds and other pests that Other wood destroying in. and other household pests. against the Subterranean sects are dry wood termites, plague homeowners. The mild winter we have Just' This is the season when Termite, the most common of powder post beetles, wood experienced has resulted In a homeowners must be par- wood destroying insects found bores, carpenter ants and bees. greater problem of lawn pests In Florida. Subterranean such as the mole cricket, said" ticularly alert to protect their Termite workers remain "Haveyouoxlajjng Investment before they are Dick, and this is a good time checked today," advises Dick, within the wood or other eaten 0.4 of house and hEms. have your lawn treated. on wbi& they fad who offers a termite Dl 55SSa, mat"'la's contraettliat can run for the Hie and es offers a on are'seldom seexi, however of the house. The initial lawn spraying service ore.ttmd: operator of Dick Beadles "od there are several ways In which Control at Sanford along with tment cost comes with a round service spraying every-the present of one-year guarantee and after other month for chinch sales and service department, CSfl be-4" 4, that for a smaller annual mole crickets, web worms and offers the latest techniquds and During the months of renewal fee, the homeowner fertilizing twice a year using a chemicals to do the Job of January through May and can be assured of continued 16-4.8 granular fertilizer, which controlling these threats. during the daylight hours are termite control. Is highly recommended for With six years experience in the peak swarming periods, Dick Beadles Pest Control most Florida lawns. ___ ,Rl$EMAHONO . SINCE 1944 Mon IWed.1-8, Tues.Thurs..Fri. 9-S. Sat. 5.2 2519 FRENCH AVE. CALL 322.4)77 SANFORD _____________ _____________ BATHTUBS DO. t,od o clew t h e .*. Complete tw' tei,ttPtJ rzt-~:~ Mmm Color of vow cho.cfSAO, C-o. Pe • RESIDENTIAL • - aRD HOTELS • MOTELS • APARTMENTS Sear wdO.e Year KOTTKQATINQSOP MID-PLOIIDA HIMICNILII1GIR,NI*5 322.7057 • cTavish By LeROY POPE UP! Busisees Writer - A strong plea for vigorous measures by Congress to protect American trade and business from unfair and dangerous competition of governmentdominated foreigo companies has been voiced by two University of Washington profeisors. Professors Kenneth Walters and R. Joseph Monsen, writing In the Harvard Business Review, also raise the much broader issue of the fut ure in On world at economics based on the profit motivation. They say the "biggest advan. tage of Mate-owned companies Is their ability to succeed and thrive without earning profits. Although political goals can deflect the Mate-owned company from operating efficiently even an Inefficient company can pose formida ble competition when It is subsidized and when its deficits are covered by the goveraneit." la calling for Conçeisi action to protect American business from such competition, Walters and Mosiaen also charge that this competition Is partly responsible for the current foreign trade imm bal balance ance and the decline in the value at the dollar. - Bradshaw &** A Doctor ! -- (lives, ..., Jumom To 44; *essman. Mum and Jeim NY II, Ivs. Cal, Clii and Caidnilt. w1..ts. L. LW - $NSsd i (Soul on luslagu $No" 1160111111111110 - Li jN*W '' He,, $000, Nil, Brims. 05.L R*ts. SF ___ S.IO Andi4a___ . New 1111 o. PIULIPPI, W.Va. (UPI) - es-'---' bsckTInyB,hs,Isaboig $ becom, a dsdsr in West Vfrgiaia. He w1U be gives keusrery doderate d*w en May $ by (Bo IIti lbS IVhSSI'I Hith IYIL.f.Iod, .... __ ' A PIii ''r ______ I PANIT WP,U wimbim, 3 100101111 m you a0wT-dEt nlomk, Moor. Points Pon Paints S.i4 - - -' - modca', dssoss bin , / lsgssd.J1.nol OX lane SM 8101; 40 in MEN JEWELERS LONWOOpt*z PU-flU 60 fY!NC.' 54111111111114111111111 3ID4110 - __ .." fs ilhst1 yj P Mat)I1bS A COMPLETE LINE ______ [g -• at -. I __ - F ocas - Heaver. dsstsr at laws dNrN In os sis; sins., Ci., NY 1.71, .MU'. Cal, duluisce to west with 1* $ØlMi, Cliv and lidsdii iduratlee obU*m. Hi **,,*1111111111.1111111. imlheftrstalWi4,to.i. - rncliarg. hiMra7 dudirati from the isth-r Lse 1W t:t:_u, S4enekdelvs.yI Ittip N SAN SEBASTIAN SQUARE SR 434 At 436 Altamonte Springs * - 'mj' m' .'am• b 4' 11 - ._ 4 #,--.-..-.-. -i'. .- ,r R10- I-. mA.qp- . Realty Transfers nniii oie. Cor Constr. Co., Inc., Lot 34, Wekiva Club Ests., Sec. Six. $21,000. Brannon 1. Sons Bldrs., Inc. to John M. Griffin I WI Janet E., Lot 20 Stonewood First Adn, $04,900. George D. Van Ginhoven I WI Martha to Jerry E. Murrell & WI Shirley N., Lt 21 Weklva Hills, Sec. Five, 893.000. (QCD) Phillip H. Logan to Fla. Land Co., all portion of N 110' of Lt 4151k D. D. R. Mitchell's Survey of Levy Grant, 1.3 etc., $100. Richard J. Gevat, sgl. to Santiago C. Valle I WI Elsia H., Bldg. 250 Baytree Village, $33,000. Madalyn T. Scott, sgl to Wm. W. Bracken 1. WI Karen .1., Lots 49 & 50 &W'of alley adj.on E.. Rose Court Addn. to Sanford, $33,300. Grace Prop Inc. to Wm. K. Kahn, 591.. Un. 3040, Altamonte His.. $191900. Arnold V. Easter & WI Betty to James N. Cronholm & wt Donna, Beg. Pt on N line of Lot 12, Goldenrod Shores, $40,000. Mlrhael Bldrs. of Sam., Inc. to Alberto Gonzalez i.wI Clara E., 5I W¼ of Lot 7 1. W'i of Bik 0, Pearl Lake HIS., 1st Addn 1.40, $11,000. Fig. Resid. Comm., Inc. to Avanti Dev. Corp., Inc., Lot 14, Windtree West, Un. Two, uo,seo. Fig. Resid. Comm., Inc. to Marion W. Graham& WI Phyllis, Lot 61, The Highlands, Sec. One, I. portion of Tr. H. $5,7Q0. (QCD) Charles C. Hayes Jr., sgl a Townie Crumity to Y En$r.,, Lot 9 Acaemy Manor, Unit 2. 819,000. Casselberry Gardens Inc. to John F. P(ice, Bag P41 cor. of Lot I, 81k ' . Of 5, A. t)I 1W'.. '.V' Casseiberry Gardens I nc. to John Price, Trustee, from NE cor, of Lot 8, 81k A, Casselberry, 157,133. (QCD) Mason G. Shaw to Emily Shaw, Lots 1$ & 19 BIk 25, Sanlando Sub. Beautiful, $100. Emily Shaw Rudolph to D. Scott Mcclane, & J. Don McClane, Lots 15 8. 19 81k 23, Sanlando The Suburb Beaut., Sant. Sec. 153,000. Lewis H. Schweickert I. WI Anna L. to Florence S. High, part of 3 367.8' Of N 638.85' of NW.4 Of Sec 9. 21.31, N of KR etc., 133.500. James E. Adkins & WI Kay to Jaytee Building Inc., Lot *3, 01k C Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 11, $91,500. Sabal Point Prop Inc. to Durrance Constr. Co., Inc. Lot 14, Whisper. wood at Sabal Point Un. 2. $20,200. Sabal Point Prop Inc. to Durranc, Constr. Co.. Inc., Lot 5, Whisper. wood at Sabal Point Un. 2, *201500. Arthur F. Udgreen to Richard D. Cain Sr., N 100' of S 200' of W 203.4' of E 318.4' of W 640' of Govt. It 1 Sec 321932, $5,000. United Assoc. Homebuilders Inc. to David E. Desabrais & WI Jan ice K., Lot 20 Verne Chancy sd, $51,233. Olin Amer. Homes Fla., Inc. to Ronald J. Barbour I WI Sharon, Lot $6, 01k F, Sterling Park Un. 3, $49,200. Pascal M. Chandler 1. WI Shelly to Joanne K. Cessac 8. hb Charles A., "2 ml: E 70' of Lot 13 I. W 20' of 12. Bik I, English Ests., Un. Two, $7,000. Wayne F. Forgers, & WI Paula to DollieM. Mately, sgl., Lot 14$. E 30' of 15, 81k A. Olmstead & Miller sd, $47000 Wanda P. Roberts, sgl to John D. Ketson & WI Mardell J., Un. 240 ' -------- n'" VIt •' ehb;wn 14 :iMm will' . . . i ;~ . F"A'K'C1ea it 1111111111111111111111111 ..UIIUU. Ufle, VIIIOj 531.500. Henning A. Lindgren Jr. & WI Jane to Glen F. From & WI Darla A., LI 4, Indian Hills, Unit 6, $78,000. (QCD) Janet I. Lombardi to Anthony Lombardi, Lot 16, 61k A, Sterling Park Un. II, $10. Richard D. Kelley, Sl & Susan M., sgl to Dave K. Sorrentino, sQl, Beg. 759.3$' N & 472.28' W of SE cor. of NE',, of Sec. 27.2032, etc., 140.000. Evelyn A. Brown sglto James McLaughlin & WI. Lillie M. LI 7 Isle of Windsor, $143,000. Relsontial Comm. of Amer. Inc. to Stephen L. Dakel 8. WI. Amy Lt Tuscawilla, Unit a . Bel-Aire Homes Inc. to Edward J. Bauer & WI. Maria F. Lot 33. Bel Aire Hills, Unit One. $40,333. BMA Prop., inc. to Jewell . Stewart & WI. Vukiko I. LI 171 Lake of the Woods Townhouse, Sec. 5$56.900 -. .44 1~ " SMELLSH ) :LOOK LIKE NEW FREE ISTIMATIIS CALL ANY TIME .- A&Ah.dk.-L ACTION CRIT1 • NIT. 434. LoNsvssD *11 fl SPECIALS I z A pqfl7m a PERM OR BODY WAVE Reg. $20 MEN'S HAIRSTYLE CUT AND SHAMPOO 20 $1750 1500 Beverly Sp,bprt, Owner CRYSTAL LAKE DR. LAKEMARY PH. 323.1010 lt.._ ( Fabulous Big Fashions Daily '1 1 Direct From \ i4 \\\ "\' \\\ \\ ~1 F-'' WHOLESALE PIKES 50% OFF TKkETS IOOS. DIXIE HWY. 17.fl-CA$SELBERRY JUST NORTH OF 000 TRACK RD. AN 1, 0 ! 1 First race, S- 16, 0: 4 Bel NGo 760 500 300 8 Mineola Bales 580 620 S Mardelli 1.00 0(4-I) 53.00; T(44S) $32.00. Time 31.52. Second race, 3.14. C: I Viv's Bugle 660 310 300 ô8 Lynn Marie 300 3.00 8 Proud Affirmed 3,90 011.4) 13.40; P(1.6) 4500; T( 1.5.1) 161.00; DD(4.1) 30.20. Time: 31:42. Third race, 3.16, 0: Sienny Red 2500 10.10 9.40 6 Ski 1010 680 6 K.K. Rckt Whit 300 0(3.6) 130.00. p(5.5) 332.20; T(S4. I) 659.40. Time: 31:56. Fourth race, 5.16. 0 2 Mr. Ginger 7600 700 5 60 8 H.0 's Betty 180 3 60 SVegas 4.60 0(2.8) 39.60; P1211 157.30; T(2I. 5) 405.20. Time: 31:55. Fifth race, 5.14,0: 1 Tally Burt 1 60 110 300 8 Super Crash 7,40 3 10 68ig Con (1$) 17..40P( 1.1) 40.50; TI 1.5.4) 106.10. Time. 31:77. Sixth race, 5.14, A: 3 Big Favor 1360 7.10 7.60 6Mr. Buckingham 4.10 340 2 Boston Nancy 700 Q(3.4) 31.00; P(3.41 125.40; T(342) 640.40. Time: 31:43. Seventh race, 516, C: 7 WhrIng Francis 7 00 800 4 80 '8 Colono 140 3 70 4 Black Ava 700 0(7.0) 24.20; PI7.$) 75.50; T(1.$4) 590.20; Time 31.43. Eighth race, 5.14,5: SWright Free 500 ISO 3.00 8 Dizzy Duffy 10.00 4.00 3 Tally Ellen 4.00 0(5.5) 33.20; P(55) 25.50; TO 55.3) 420.40; Time 31.44. Tenth race, 5.14.5: 2 Angel Whizzer 3.80 2.60 760 6 6 Lorded 360 260 7 Estee Lauder 2.80 0(23) 11.40. P(7. 6125.80; T(2.6.7) $1.40; Time 32.04. Eleventh race, 514,0: 4 What's Sindy 20.20 3180 6.20 While Ink 23.P0 17.80 2 Manatee Josh 6,80 0(4.7) 975; P(4.7) 3$3.40; T(4.7. 21 1.42200: Time 31.99. Jai-Alai DAYTONA BEACH MONDAY NIGHT First Game 2 Arano Fernan 8.60 3.80 5.00 7Catasa Arca 500 1.60 s Duran Diaga II 7.20 0 (2.71 40.20; T (2.7-5) 404.00. Second Game 1 Domingo Gerardo 1360 3.40 180.: 7 Trani Pecina 5.00 460 ,. iruSla Arca 4.80 0(1.7)32.20; P(1.1) 137.10; T ().7.. 505.00; DO (2.1) 154.90. Third Game Sara 1680 6.10 3.10 Trani $20 2.80 2Santi 380 0(3.4)54.00; P (4.3) 15470; T (4.3. 21 159.10. Fourth Game Santi-Sarduy 13.10 8.00 5713 6 Victor Pecina 540 1.20 " lGeIdos Qadiola 780 0(1.6) 43.50; P (1$) $22.40; T (1.6. 4)354.50. Filth Game SOscar Paco $4.00 660 5.20 2 Ramon-Goiri 7 60 4.20 lOasti Gondra 3.10 • 0(23) 33.00; P (5.2) 90.40; T (5.2. 7) $44.00. Sixth Game 3Carraso Prda ii 11 .20 5.20 4.60 Galdos Gerardo 580 .1 00 Victor Fernan 9,20 0(13)31.40; P (3-I) 34.40; T (3.1. 1)214.40. Seventh Game 1 liusta Rodolfo 15,60 11.00 4.60 A 2 lsasa Gasti II 580 6.00 8 Said Mandiola 7.20 0 11-2) 33.40; P (I-I) 93.00; T (1.2- .i. I) 1,441.20 ' a Eighth Game 4Egana Echaniz 32.80 13.80 SOD I Sara Wally 13.60 460 -' B Zub, Gondra 440..,. 0(1.4) 3420I P1,4.4 100.SOi T (4IP 11 392.50. NlnlIi Game 1 4 Said 17.40 9.20 17.10 6hianhj 600 3.00 l Enrique ll 120 0(44) 70.40; P(4.) 255.00; T (4.5. 1)3.057.00. Tenth Game Oscar Diaga 21 60 6.20 360 " 2 Egana Paco 3.60 3.20 ' I Sara Olano 3.60 .' 0 (2.5) 33.60; P (S2) 11.20; T ($.2. ) 977.20. Eleventh Game 8 Vicandi Pecina 960 9.60 190 SOuran Badiola 960 6.80 1 Sanh Paco 21.60 0 111 1)107.00; P (0.6) 191.10 T 63) 5$7.40. Twelfth Game 3 Isasa Echani: 13.00 5.50 500 1 Beide Paco 5.80 320 I Said Goirl 300 01341 45.60; P (34) 155.40; T (3.4. 1)527.40. A-- 1.370; Handle- 5116,970.,,., '. '•' '- '. •:.' Twelfth race, 1,0: 8 Streaker J 1 20 2.80 2.20 SWilcliff Cindy 5.00 3.00 loo I Mick's Cosmos 0(5.5) 21.60; P1851 78.40; T(IS.I) 211.20; Time 39.41. Monday night First race, 5-16,0: SH's Sparkplug 20.60 140 11.00 MONDAY NIGHT 8 Fudge Fly 2160 11.00 4 Treasure Run FirstGame 1100 2080 2400 6.60 0(4$) $00.20; T(6 S 41 7,449.40; 8gados Fernan 1 Trani Araca 10.60 1 80 ., Time: 31:34. IV,ctor Isidro 3.40 0 (7.5) 141.40; P (5.7.4) 3,455.00. Second race, 3l6, C: 1 Doll's Pumpkin Second Game 3.20 3.10 310 3Arano Isidro SMidway Lord 11.20 420 260 7 She Talks 1.20 330 600 1 Carasa Fernan 0(5.7) 32.40; P(7.5) 63.00; T(7 - 5-2) S Victor Andre 4.60 0(1.3) 34.00; P(3.1) 7300; T (3$. 40100; 00(4 71 40.10; Time: 31:39. 5)391.40; DD (5.3) 243.90 I., Third Game Third race, 3.16, 0: i 6 Hillie Scott 10.60 660 3.50 6.20 1.40 2.50 1 Paco SManateeNeva 9.00 640 520 lZubi 3 Dear Darcy 5.00 3 . 60 3 Sara 014.7) 40.20; P (4.7) 241.50; T (4.7., .,ri 0(5.6) 25.40; 1014.5) 46.60; T14-5.3 3)549.50. 250.20; Time: 31:35. Fourth Game 8 Victor Mandiola 10.60 7.20 5.60 Fourth race, 5.16.0: 2 Shining Basket 660 5.61k p 9.10 3 00 3.20 I Ramon Arca SOneta 3()() 3 . 20 1 Santi Olano 7.60 it lManatee Thunder 0(4.1) $1.00; P(I.4) 111.90; T 1I-4-, 100 , 0(24) $2.40; 1012.4) 49.$0; T(2.6.4) 1)241.00. • 162.00; Time 31.54. Filth Game Fifth race, ;,$: ]Oscar Arrieta 2)00 160 SNancy's Best 3.20 2.10 2.10 SApraiz Gondra 4.60 66.0 l Honey Scott 2.10 2.40 S6eideWally 1.00,11.11 2 Mineola Irene 340 Q (34)31.20; P (33) 133.30; T (3.5. • (1(4.3) 1.40; P(5.4)14.40; T(S-4-2) 6) $071.30. 47.00; Time 30.31. Sixth Game 6 Trani Fernan 13.10 640 4.00 Sixth race. 5.16, a. lVicandi.Diaga 6.20 3.60 ,,,of IS Howdy 9.10 4.00 4.00 I Duran Isidro 5.60 .-, 7 John R Moss 4.20 340 0(46) $2.50; P (4.4) 123.00; T (4. 6Day 3.10 0(4.7) 19.40; P14.7) 51.00; T14-7.4) Seventh Game Is SZubi Pace 277.00; Time 31.55. $3.30 1.20 3.00 I Egana Olano 6.60 1.10 11 $ Ramon Arrieta Seventh race, '.5: 3 .00. 2Mr Cap Dave 13.00 4.70 740 0(4$) 12.60; P154)131.60; T 115-4. ,, 3 Honey Wilde, 3.60 2.40 5)7,034SO. 1 Revel Eighth Game 3.30 0(23) 11.41; 10 (3-3) 49.50; T(23.I) $Mutilia Gondra $7.10 7.60 6.10 103.40; Time: 39.00, SZubi Wally 540 405 3Apraiz Sarduy A Eighth race, 21,$: 0(5.1)45.20; P14)155.10; T (5.5. 1 O Around 4.41) 2.40 2.60 3)260.40. I Circus Sherry Ninth Game 3.20 3.00 58 Lisa 3.00 IMutilla 1.30 6.20 Q(1-7) 4.40; P(1•1) 10.50; This) I Goirl 4.60 2.50 23.40: Time: 31:15. lApraiz ,, '\\\\\ \:Ø t \ , iØ - ': , INSURANCE SUMMER CALL US FOR QUOTES 323.3566 * 323.7710 2510 A. OAK AVE. Andres IViola TOPS "Personalized Service Is Our Specialty" SANFORD ) 004% suMPs m $200 Cu sto Aite,a,ons & Des'gn 671 SOUTH EAST LAKE STREET I.ONGW000 FL 32750 TUESDAY.SATURDAY 9 '00 AM. 3: 30 P.M. FAIL QRl;G Al irs BE.ST 3394160 £ BEEN CHARGED WITH DWI? RECKLESS DRIVING? CARELESS DRIVING? If You Have A Violation On POOL OWNERS Your Record... We Can Write You U A Poft For Lou Money Than Any One In The Area. BRAk5 CAUSE WRECkS! Remove all tour wheels inspact liniNsi, wheel cylinders. Clan and sand linIngs and resdjust. By appehitment. 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Auto Glass and Seat unsightly, but and Seat Co. can give your oldAuto shopGlass are ready andCompany's able to do ford, is the place to go. also a safetyonly hazard. car a new lease on life by qua lity work, whether the Job Is You your uelycan urs with pivan ctureAuto Glass and Seat Co. in. refurbishing It both Inside and routine or presents a special uniq yomake stalls out. wIndowI They restore vinyl tops for challenge. various shapes by letting the windows to customize pickup cars and Install new convertible The shop is open Monday in custom Auto Glass and Seat Co., tops. through Friday from 8a.m. to tlon - Auto Glass and which installs seat covers in Auto Glass and Seat Co. is 5:30 p.m. or call 3Z=2 for an Sent Co. - handle the Job. autos and vans, also ds iess' owned by Lewis Chilers, who estimate or appointment. No Job I. too big or too small usual Jobs. They have covered opened the business in Sanford ADV. p They say United States are in fact being subsidized and -. foreign policy for the past 20 their prices should not be', years, aimed at helping west- allowed to undercut private ern Europe and Japan recover sector competitors. from the ravages of World War Spreading government Is' II, has succeeded too well. driving U.S. business complete. They suggest a f ederal ly out of some markets, Walters government office should inoni- and Monsen contend, They cite' tor the behavior and impact on as form idable competitors the American economy at the government-owned airlines,' operations of stat e-owned chemical companies, steel enterprises abroad and say mills, the French Renault imports from these countries - automobile com bine, which has regarded as U.S. allies - jiutagreedto buy 20 percent of should be treated on the same Mack Trucki, and numerous' beets as those from communist Mate-controlled Industrial corn-. hines. They pointed out, for examWalters and Monsen appear, ple, that the subsidiaries of to believe the tide of competI.' state-owned companies In ton by foreign Mte-owned. L'...... k... uyv iuwuajg irom enterprises can be stempied 266 to 850 In the pad 20 years and profit-motIvated private.', and that British government Is enterprise protected by tariff. aggressively moving Into new adjustment, businesses all around. But the questions they raise "Since we now know how to bring to mind the late Howard. e*imate what the real coda of Scott who 50 years ago founded' Iron Curtain country goods we the movesneg called Techooc. andadjust '4'41g. accordingly, a racy and predicted no economW'.' strong can can be made that system founded on the profit goodefr . motive would survive In the ' ides throughout the world world to the and of this eg. should be analyzed accordin. He said economic and other gly," the two pr of essors scientific logic Insvltably wo uld argued. destroy both and that all They said U.S. law and policy societ ies would develop sloeg 14 should recognize explicitly, that the lines of goygrneg. 0111111111d (,, Mate.ownedconspsnles that are operations whoes accomplish. not making th e same level of met is not mI.und by profit returnonIflvegrflerg their but by th,12o MW ad private enterprise cowderpartj economic utility. SUPER SP RING For Auto Glass & Seat Co. mm •.. e 1k R"16 ID OFFER EXPIRES 4-3O. -• o Job Too Big Or Small . --- - -- and SD 3.1. :`.- i 10 11 Ra ses Profit Queries NEW YORK (UP!) . . Vlc*lis Nallial Lisgue - . liii. SF 4.1; Aaj$av, Filch and .. e CO. pow" , 9'Subsidized Co DIANE BUTLER .-' Nldsir, New Phil 1-Is Jones. ATTIC & OUTDOORS I , best them In the finals III U. WOODLAND DR.SAtsPonD would be a storybook thing," IBId. "But we know aomione will be waiting for ,alf GoodSelection we win this Urn.." S Used Room Size Ruq% 7% Nw York Wwdiirs we Himilups awaiting the winner at the :. • . N4N.a* Lebow - Murphy. RangsrFlysr series. At hod All 71 Sonnill, All a Iaia'id,r Is rooting for Kingman, Chi Si Idwniot, Phil ' • PWIriIifilpIstn. 1: eteven playies tied wIth 3. American League - Lynn, "I'd rather play the Flyers," • UN?; Alkins and Orich. Cal W4 t- Coogor, Mil Si DeCincn, said Islander goaltender Billy s.D:LeZCIAO. Nil Ifli Nililis, Smith, "but th. way the DISCOUNT NY A." Are Rangers go1ng,IUnkw. lies Salted In -9604 wlUbs'-1"gasbcrtbmrIds." NØIanI Ligne - Finter, 1 1218 S. FRENCH AVE. Ciii II; Kingman, cni ., Cry:, In the World Hockey AuoclaHdu"14; Soanill, Aft. Drlesisn, GthwSm scored twin ,_------tim. Bob onu rurissv, lu ______ to lead aftyg oi ascond period Aøerttaa S.ig - Baylor, Cal' 22; ChOir, Nil 14; Lynn, the Wlp,g Jets downed 5.6 and Lescais, Nil ha the Qmbsc Nordiss, $30 in cii oil Isditg. lea II. thsflrdpnsattheirb.t..1SlilsuSases Nilissal League - CabiN IB IIMI Miles. .14Cnn. Neu St Msgn, Ciii, Pull, Nev and Muruiie, Pitt 5. Del, Randolph. NY and Crus, Sea '7, Norrah, Cliv and Wills, ANTENNA SPECIAL. s9 .$95 COMPLETE 5 -- Sliding back windows are installed by Auto Glass & Seat Co. - waiting for us to make errors and capitalizing onJ." he The Montreal Can . adians and SestonBruln.arerestlngup for their which will begin at the Forum CItI10T Thursday or Saturday, depending on the Ranger-Flyer series. The (itadienz and Bruins swe their quarter-final series by b,atjng the Ibroido Maple Leafs and the Pittsburgh Penguins, respectively. Now Bo" will try and map a asngame playoff JIM at the Forum. "They've got to be the teen to belt U far U I'm Concerned becaus. they're the chainplone," said Bruin defenseman Brad M. AlthetgJi a Bruin victory in the semis would be cherished in Bodon, they dill mod defeat another teem for the Stanley Transactions - "WE SERVICE ALL MAKES" Dick Readies Pest Control will rid your house and lawn of pests ___ Wednesday's Games P#irassiota at Cleveland Detroit at Milwaukee, night Chicago at Kan City, night Toronto at Texas, night Baltimore at Calif. night New York at Oakland, night Boston at Seattle, night National - ,~ W-v the Spectrum. New York leads the best.o(-seven series, 34. Ranger goalie Johri h°i 2 I I .300 2¼ AUTO TIACK$ RADIO wn~' Twelfth race, 5.1, B: lVeIasSand 110 3.20 2.10 S Wright Empire ii.ou J. 20 I Master Scott 3.80 Q(S7) 33.10; P(7.5) 5520; T(7 -5.I) 55.20; Time: 31.65. A 2,797; Handle $231,105 Dog Racing I I •SERVICE CONTRACTS AVAILABLE • IBM SPECIALISTS S REPAIR ALL MAJOR BRANDS p because • I 1 .1 inn pere cent," Murdoch said. "Its because everybody playing not Pari-Mutuels Hair Styling "Our Satisfied Patrons Today Are Tomorrow's Customers" By United Press [aterustlosal p Florida Business Equipment, Inc. p Perhaps when the Stanley 29235. Orlando Dr. Sanford Plan • C playoffs roil around, asking Ph. 322-321 players to give 101 percent Isn't TYPEWRITERS. CALCULATORS. ADDING MACHINES p h. SERVICE .SALES.RENTALS New York Ranger forward Don Murdoch believes the Broadway Blues are giving it 10%OFFWork FThIS that little t extra needed to I I 01 "We're wbmhig a Pfister of Bakersfield, Calif. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) First prize in the tournamenf Jimmy Connors survived a brief scare Monday, then rolled is $50,000 with $,000 to the over Pat DuPre in the opening runner-up. In the only upset of the round of the $0,000 Grand Prix Tennis Tournament at tournament's first day, unseeded Johan Kriek of South Africa Caesars Palace. Connors, seeded No.2 behind defeated No. 7-seed Arthur Bjorn Borg, the top-ranked Ashe, 6.1, 6-3. player In the world, fought off In other matches, defending:' DuPre's late rally in the match champion and No. 5 seed en route to a 64, 6-3 victory. Harold Solomon came back to Borg plays his opening-round defeat Tom Guliikson, match today against Hank 6-1. PH. 322.3914 AUTO PARTS Finish 'A - ll , Wedøesdays Games Detroit Baltimore Mllwauke Toronto At Las Vegas RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL LAWN & ORNAMENTALS TERMITE AltiDTIeIIi,! I Tuesday, April 24. 1979-7AA, Connors Rolls. PHONE 305.322-5546 MONTHLY PEST CONTROL Advertiser Aft1DTIe lIJ1- DICK BEADLES PEST CONTROL ~Z.%* /V.-]iz ( Evening HerAd . : . TUNE IT YOURSELF • Foreign And Oemejic Parts Complete Head Work AM • r.nsst,. GrInding • kilt I Points klvmts S *ddittvflSChiffllCaIs PIM incii REBUILT ENGINES .....L,KENEW I.,. . cars I FOR "DO IT YOURSELF," PARTS ~ .., Call 322-2611 NOW ! iusiness . 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XqT Tenth Gam e 11101 2 Said Gondra 12.50 4.30 3"0hi' IZubi Sarduy 5.20 ijA SMutilla Olano 4.20 0(1.2) 32.41; P 12-I) 69.00; T Tentlirace, 1-14, A: 1 Rick Agreed 3.30 3. 3 Kukomonga 4.20 4.2c Eleventh Game IVicandi Maniola 1300 $.30 300.uOH d.0 3 Irusta Pradera 340 4 00 Go'?) 5.50; P17.3) 15.01; T(7.3.5) 04.20: Time: 31:41. Ti,). Q (3-4) 547.10. 'C' Twelfth Game dAprai: Badiola 12110 12.50 500 InOt 3 lsasa Goirl 1100 4.00 09.1 SOscar Gondra 7.00'ill-it 0(34) 41.21; P(4.3)124.50: T 5) 301.40. A- 2.136; Handle $141,504. New Option S. 00C $ Sara Arca Ilivento race '$; 3 Confirmed 3.50 3.40 730 S Border Fancy 2.10 2.40 3 Salty Red 340 Q(34) 9.30; P13.6) 17.11; T(3-52) 131.41. Time: 3$-86. s 94 C ¼' - I . •,r - ........ I. . . - =U f.r --j . �n Herald, Sanford, Ft. •A— Eveni g BLONDE ACROSS Tuesday, April 24, by Chic Young Answer to Previous ruzzle 46 Nipple 48 Carpetry tool t - GEE,fl CANLETLJ AG000) l..ET'S GO, I' ',U ____ I.4AV T4IS PARROT I Fabulist ______ BIG FOR 625 I 15 Fool _______ % (P1) j)r7 17 Forfearthat I8lhinasair __ ____ ______________________ DOWN 1 Artery 19 Greensward __ BEETLE BAILEY WHEN IS YOUR ITHINK IT IS TUES.) RELAX. NOT TILL TLJESHAY () WIFE DUE BACK FROM VISITING ______ HER SISTER? _1 , ___ ______ ICJ supplements. ire that they're unnecessary if 41 Hangs on 43 Tag of lace 44 Makes machine 25 Paradise tribesmen 33 Watch closely 8 Caldron 34 Poet IS. 9 Biblical 38 Winged god 40 Table 12 Swine Incidentally, I also do not vegetables, whole grain day. think that a standard alland cereals, etc., every Vitamin supplements are purpose vitamin tablet Is going degree (abbr) 29 Safecracker 50 Intelligence 31 Civil wrong 17 Tallest supports afford or have no time to excuse for not eating a prepare fresh fruits and balanced diet. 49 Dentists instrument 41 Landing boat 19 leave port 37 Stable worker 51 Ones self 42 Glacial ridge 21 Infirmities 39 Head bones 52 Unseam practical and inexpensive when to hurt anyone as long as he PeOPte will not OT cannot eat doesn't tkie it as an excuse _ J1ij fi? THE BORN LOSER - by Art Sansom rrWI I FUI' ) (r MYE'U ________ - - - - - 37 ——— 40 49 by Bob Montana BETTY, WOULD YOU GET A NEW BALL FROM • THE EQUIPMENT OH, VERY FUNNY REGGIE D YOU THINK tJUT BECAUSE I'M A GIRL, / you cou.o SCARE ME OPF THOSE BOYS HAVE TO P1. i THE TEAM WITH A DUMB aOKES RuBBER SPIDER? NO... _________ ______ _____ Ol( AY, ____________ LOCKER REGGIE.' 41 variety of diseases with N.Y vitamins, extending from — — ———— — —— In their diet. 50 51 f, OR FUWflME.? j 40 0 I 1 ' __ PR ISCI LLA'S POP y A I Vermeer I FIGUREP IF PEOPLE "••WHY SHOULP z WORRY fr$OUT N CALIFORNIA CAN OF RNARP$ / LIVE pry '< LITTLE E5 ?' WITH A FR)GHTENIN _____ LT LIKE TWkT... ___ (s. p ir ) HELPEP MY MARRlAE.' _____ ____ PIP cu REAP THAT PKflCLE A5CUT EARTHQUAKES NP THE S6IN ANPREA5 A*k _____ ? _____ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & H•imdahi ç I 5A1. V'Og.' 1 WOULPYU MIN HOLPIN MY Pt.ACt IN LINE WHIL3T____________________ ______________ I(ROK? r PHONE MY ____ ____ _____ NAUY C PANW, I 0146110111" 440 SMOC)qEd- V/tV by lob Thi VU THE ,,C"TNT C?StIR 1E ,1 0 bowl of Shredded Wheat and probably had before. 1`he oftr if ss bili th skim milk to It. Also there is a start using quite a bit of brab, wide variety of good whole you may have more gas. This wheat bread and cereal breads usually will remedy itself in the available in almost any course of time after you've adjusted to the improvement In supermaIrket today. I don't believe time and in. your diet. ied po i ty is LOO IP WNAT IT ST,a14p Is.. i, 5 at when you firM MIS vlAat,j YOUR 1EYES-' C 4OLE LIKE! Gym ., ,•. .• .•, . ., -. - 5ItJ1 ZO V W ~IMInp , __ IJXAP1 YWI—I IXINV AMLWM MYHOØ5E wit )MOVE — POW I 1 T11 0 ..•.., - --- Cited r H* ullualD Complex __________________ Dear - DEARABBY:I'ma 16-yearold girl who was grounded for three weeks. I couldn't even have my friends over. I was very, very angry, but my unless the entire class is inparents really did me a favor, vited. (You wisely said, "The nd I'd Like to tell other kids palnofhavingbeenleftoutwill a bout it, and maybe it will help rema in with those few with. vited children long alter the fun ____________________ them. The first week I was really has been forgotten by those who beautiful ti attended.") How true! OFF MY CHEST mad. I wouldn't speak to my • : That letter revived some IN WICHITA parents. The nicer they were to painful memories for me. I once DEAR OFF: Maybe so. But me, the nastier I was - had a gym teacher who made a • In some cultures hairy males slamming doors, turning the practice of appointing two are thought to be extremely radio way up just to bug them, Herald pt MsIeO Debbie Warren practices for Musical Ambassador Hand utis t Sele ' 'ctéd • To Play In Band On European Tour By Melends Edmiston • Herald Correspondent Most mothers give their young children piano • lessons, hoping for them to show some musical talent, but pretty Debbie Warren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. • Gerald Warren of 61 N. Triplet Drive, Casselberry, surpassed her mother's .h and dreams for her. Debbie took piano lessons for six years, then ' she began yearning to play a flute after a t e their piano and talked ,to her about the flute. _ : Her mother, ap:,prehengive about m-kin the investment, borrowed a flute for her and Debbie began taking lessons. '!According to her teacher. -she made remarkable ani showed real Debbie, who says she now only plays the piano when she's "In a weird mood" practices hours a day on the flute, piccolo, violin, saxaphone, and clarinet. It's not drudgery for her; she enjoys it. She plays In the Lyman High School Marching Greyhound concert, orchestra, and jazz bands and recently received four superior awards at district for solos and ensembles. The high school senior was recently selected for membership in the Musical Ambassadors Band, a highly select concert band, composed of outstanding high school and university students from all over the U.S., which will tour several European countries, July Aug. 5. The purpose of the European tour is to foster cultural and personal relationships between students of the United State and this people of Europe. DW tour group will visit __ Paris, Lucerne, Lugano, Weisbaden, Innsbruck, Salzburg, Gouda, Amaterhon, Windsor, and London. of the tour, which sets high standards of mudcal axcellence, will Include concerU in the conclict hails and parks of Europe. _ r The students will visit many sites of musical and historical Importance as well as the popular tourist attractions, Professor Robert Jager, disting uished composer and chairman of the composition and theory deP"Unmt at Tennessee Tech will be the conductor for the 1t79 AMA tow. Debbie, who will play the flute and piccolo on the tour, likes to play elasilcal music best. She will be attending Seminole Community College In the fall. Debbie feels that the tow will help her to decide an her college major and musical future when she returns, Debbie, the youngest of the three Warren children, is the second to tour Europe. Sharon, who now teaches Biblical Literature at Lake Howell High School, toured with a Journalism group. "Jerry would have gone, but they didn't have tours for electrical engineers," Debbie joked about h& brother. Cons ervation Data g na l . ,u s.FrsdsrlcGaines, Jr. and Mrs. Richard Buck; decorations, Mrs. Eloise Collins; ___ tickets, Mrs. Art hoftthe Third Apaud May Day Bromb at IM SOW Brown; servers, Mrs. Raymond lAwis; servW, Mrs. Ned Yancey; khta'hw, Mrs. RidivdCologrove, clew-up, Mrs. —1 inimch and church of your disks Sunday mOfll. cksaare avt1hls from say Siedord Woman's Cub include: bn-n of npy , member ___ MerieNormas's; Buck's Radauret; Joe's Beauty sp , 5O ?4I.a&l Bank, and the .I -.. and OW AW of commerce omce for a doust of It aiWt. $, cld, or ticket may be purchased at the doer. brunch Peseible are 6b* - ---,- ------ ----- - - -- --- I.ginning Mon. April 23rd si OO OFF 'Any NOW Pmcription Up To $5.95 fi ii&g Ti 1.95 hodisi, Mrs. Waiter Glib,. ___ __ . YOUR SANFORD PHARMACY FOR GINERIC DRUGS Harris; Junior Woman's Cue - Mrs. Roger Stewart; and dOOl ___ AN kiki ikivi ___ NOW 25' NOW 35* The special "May 7 BI'dI" flIIflU CQ1MJ Of I $2.00 OFF I Any New Prescription Over XPIRES 4$ 19 OFFER GOODONLY WITH COUPON IMMMMMUMMO OM OPEN 7 P.M. MON..$AT, •..u.J PAPER BACK IMCHANGE .u, ad coffee ca_ks and coftse. bd1 Miss Goodwin, e0ker Gives DAR committee i t (CIP) sponsored by the Woman's Cub of Sanford Is Civic canter on April 30 from 1:30 MRS. W:% VS K D. I)O' LE JR. "captains" — her pets, who in masculine and virile. And etc. Then I had a talk with my turn would choose up teams. Of here's a hair-raising fact: At course, the most popular kids one me tached favorite teacher. She advised mous and the best athletes were women were considered rare me to use the tune con- Wayne Doyle Jr . always chosen first. Being beauties! structively, so I cleaned my neither polpular nor a good DEAR ABBY: I have a lovely room from the top to bottom — athlete, I was always the last to 17-year-old daughter who has rearranged all my clothes and be chosen. I was so humiliated been dating two boys — both 18 sorted them out. I gave the stuff wanted to die. No wonder and from fine homes. These I'd outgrown to the Goodwill, Exchange Vows grew up with an inferiority boys have slapped my daughter sewed on buttons that had been complex. convinced that I was around when she does off a long time, etc. I got way ahead in my unwanted, hopelessly inept and something they don't like. Cynthia Elizabeth Goodwin and Wayne Douglas Doyle a boni loser. ' (Paying attention to other boys, history, science and English. I Jr. were married April 1, at 3:30 p.m. in the gazebo at Leu Please print this, Abby, in for example.) also read two good books and Gardens, Orlando. Rev. Dr. Virgil Bryant, pastor of the case some gym teachers are Is this considered normal caught up on a letter writing I'd Fir st Presbyterian Church of Sanford, performed the MW using this cruel system. adolescent behavior, or are put off for a long time. double ring ceremony. I was still mad at my parents PAINFUL MEMORIES these two potential wife DEAR PAINFUL: Consider abusers? when I was around them, but The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles It done. Your letter jarred some My daughter likes both boys inside I felt a lot better about Goodwin Jr. of Trout Lake, Avon Park. The bridegroom's painful memories of my 0W very much. I say she is foolish myself. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Doyle Sr. of 108 Hope you think it's worth school day. Gym teachers, are to continue to put up with this Idyllwilde Drive, Sanford. you listening? passing along. kind of treatment, DEAR ABBY: Re HAIRLESS Given In mar r iage by her fa ther, the bride chose for her UNGROUNDED AT LAST Do you think these boys need INHILO,whobemoansthelack help? vows a chiffon gown, fashioned along the Empire DEAR UNGROUNDED : of ha ir on his chest, arms and silhouette, lavishly embellished with alencon lace. An TU LSA MOTHER You bet it'i worth passing legs. alencon lace Insert formed a cameo neckline.The same DEAR MOTHER: Slapping along. You didn't say why you My husband also was hairless girls around Is definitely not were grounded, but vu be t lace was repeated on the f ull Bishop sleeves. In those areas — and that's normal adolescent behavior, you'll never do it again. Her veil of Imported illusion was secured to an alencon what attracted me to him In the But hanging around to be Wedding bells In your future? lace modified pict ure hat with the brim enhan ced with first place, Men who repeatedly slapped around Is Whether your lifestyle is bridal clusters of seed pearls. She carried a Bible centered with deliberately expose their hairy not normal either. Not only do gown or blue jeans, Abby lays an arrangement of Phalaenopsis orchids. chests by unbuttoning their the boys need help — so does It all out for you in her booklet, Barbara Eweld of Avon Park, attended the bride as shirts down to their navels turn your daughter. "How to Have a Lovely Wed maid of honor. She wore a peach and white silkscreen me off. CONFIDENTIAL TO ding." Send $1 and a long, gown designed with a blouson waistline. Her headpiece Also, consider the statue of CURIOUS IN CHARLESTON, stamped (28 cents) selfwas a spray of baby's breath and she carried two longMichelangelo's David, the W. VA.: A kleptomaniac Is a addressed envelope to Abby: stemmed peach roses. eptiome of male magnificence, person who helps himself 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Attending the bride as bridesmaids were Kim Godbee of He didn't have a hair on his because he can't help himself. Callf. 9021L Avon Park, and Amnda Barnett of Orlando. Their gowns were identical in design to the honor attendant's. Each carried one long-stemmed peach rose. S Jack Stone of Winter Park, served the bridegroom as best man. James Goodwin, brother of the bride from Avon Park , was the usher. George Kenis and Fred Chevington, Sp both of Orlando, were the groomsmen. A reception followed the ceremony at the Naval Training Center cafeteria, Orlando. After a honeymoon cruise to the Bahamas, the newlweds are making their home at 152-A Springwood Circle, Longwood. The SA& Harrison Chapter water and natural beauty. The bride, a graduate of Avon Park High School, South Johns and Wekiwa, plus of Daughters of American Florida Junior College and the University of Central In the 1950's, much was done numerous lakes and swamp Revolution (DAR) Met at Um to get the government to set up land. Where new developments Florida, is a teacher at Palmetto Elementary School, home of Mrs. Walter Carter. Orlando. date parks as well as national are starting this concerns every The bridegroom, who was graduated from Seminole Mm- William Leahy, Clon- Parks AM conservation rules citizen to be on the alert, that servation chairman, Introduced and standards. There are now nat ural beauty is not destroyed High School, Seminole Comm unity College and the the speaker, Dr. Alex Dickison, over '50,000 members of the nor water drainage blocked. University of Central Florida, fsasales representative for prof esso r of physics at Sierra Club. Proctor& Gamble Distributing Co. The receding coast lines add Seminole Community College. In Central Florida over 3000 another problem. _______________________________ Dr. Dickinson showed slides members give of their time to Mrs. Raymond C. Lewis, on conservation, many of help preserve the natural Chapter Regent, conducted the Florida. These slides were beauty and to check what can business and called for reports. compiled by the Sierra Club, be done concerning the water Mrs. Carter served refreshFaust's Drug Store which ori i l y ii land was being developed, In Seminole County alone are guests assisted by the copeople felt the need to conserve three rivers, the Econ, St. hostess Mrs. Fred Harris. - - Conrdttie chairman - Her IP Brunch Scheduled Sunday DAYS ____ -- .'.. Abby . ,. ;t. by a — Teacher pass out party invitations - . ___ ______ 14®r. JWW . .; I - by T. K. Ryan CLOS*I( A Rev, Leo King, pastor of the First United Methodist Church of Sanford, has nothing but praise for Mrs. Mildred Bishop, the church secretary for 22 years. DEAR applauding the teacher who refuses to allow her students to . _ ZOONIES - For . ..• . • I ••; • .. f.:. 1b4&54 4-3* OH, (attorneys) take us out to lunch," she said. low . ___ .000~ TUMBLE WE EDS office secretaries and office employees) roses and they ( ___ IC HIGH 1HUtL—1 the members of the firm, Stenstrom, Davis, McIntosh, Julian, Colbert and Whigham will be taking their secretaries to lunch Thursday. banana. And It doesn't take swells with moisture add &lT 4471 MS OTHER hm1s as ibu PAPTiN "Mr. Cleveland (Mack Jr.) usually sends us (the other much time for me to pour out a provides more bulk than you've A &M A S44ME PArE. FRANK AND ERNEST 40 In keeping up with the national credo, Mrs. Butcher said "She does all the office work; Is the receptionist, is the what causes that full feeling YOURBIRTHDAY LIBRA(Sept. 23-Oct. 33) If at April 25, 117$ all possible, try not to get A major move could be afoot meshed in the affairs of Others for you this coming year, one today, especially If It Involves that will change your basic money. Unfortunately you'll be WIN AT BRIDGE lifestyle considera bly. Those the loser. pro%Iemsofthepast*enowon SCORPIO (Oct.fl) __ hearts. It heart. are 4-2 )roeastf . TAUflU$ (*fl ) the ace Is In the hand wi d and don't even offer any 4-24 NORTH Putting on a big front may o the long hearts he will lose A K Q b4 £Qt suggestions today. Chances wonders for your both a heart trick and the p176 for your Image. Be yourself, are, what you say will be blown ace of diamonds. K Q So Furthermore, if he attacls and seek out those who also out of proportion and could be 41093 diamondsandthemanwith aren't pretentious. How to get used against you. EAST WEST the ace holds up twice, takes along with others is one of the 4 1098 # J 743 SAGr1`TARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. the third diamond and leads wJ 93 105 4 a second spade (a spade was sections you'll enjoy in your 21) Although you are a jack-of752 • A84 W* AdroGrsph Letter that all trades, there are some led originally) South will be 4642 • Q 875 in dummy for the last time starts with your birthday. Mall things that take practice. YOU soum and will have to decide be$lforeach to Astro.Graph, P.O. could make a costly fl''tIk • 62 tween his two plays right BOX 419w Radio City Station, today if then. AK Q2 N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify job you know only slightly. 4 J 963 l4ukacs points out a birth 5• method that will almost •AKJ CAPRICORN (Dec. 224an. surely get East to take his GEMINI(May 21-June 20) Vulnerable: North-South 19) ace of diamonds (If he does "Everything in Being an intellectual person, Dealer: South hold it) on the second diant ration " should be your you can get quite I rospective mode West North East South mond lead. sometimes. Today you may motto today. U you're not 1. At trick two South comçs carry this to extremes and end careful, overindulgence could Pan 2 NT Pan I to his hand with a heart on you. Pus 8 NT Pass Pass tç with a severe case of leads a diamond to dummy!s Pass king, Comes back with a oodlii AQUARIUS (Jan. 'Feb. 19) cond hea rt and leads a se CANCER (June 21-July ) Your mate will give you in second diamond to dwnmy1s Opening lead: 4 1 Going along with what the return exactiy what you pit queen. East will surely çoi wants to do Is fins and forth today. U you're expecting his ace in hopes that diamond Jack Isin the We$t dandy when you can afford ft, much,you'd better bsps'epsr.d hand. ' to offer a lot. By Osw&M Jacoby Now South can afford io money It's plain foolWmess. PCES (Feb. 3D-March 30) and Ala* Sontag try for the heart break and LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) keep the club finesse i ______ It's elbow gre ad not 1.1k We are Indebted to Paul Optimism may be carrte ________ . Lukacs and the Bridge reserve. that will get the job , _____ World magazine for today's breaking your neck for U.ornethlng and. hand. P aying at six ______________ rU South has 11 sure aomoting totally unrealistic. ImPortant 1i IXMP your sleeves. Got to Worli. tricks and can get his 12th If Face the facts. break 3-3 VI5GO (Aug. 23'&pt. 22) ARIES(March 2IAtwU 1$) hearts cent chance) or (a 36 per' the club ATennesseereaderuksj You'll have to prove yourself U Edravagancs always has a finesse will work (a 50 perthe late Howard Schenk4n Uyou$eadotherstobelisve you heavy price W. Today will be cent chance. invented the weak two bid' know what you're talking no different. Watch your South would like to be able No. but he is respoitsi about. Make certain you can spending so you won't suer to try both but he must for its modern form and i knock out the ace of dinback up your claimo. general expert adoption. rnonds before going after IW3PAH ERp1I AJ5 ____ A. forward to this week. pastor's secretary, the church office manager and the church financial secretary," he said. Mrs. Bishop will be honored at a staff dinner this week. _ 13063- Elaine Barbour, secretary to Jack Bridges of the law firm, Cleveland, Mize and Bridges, said she is looking Vivian Wheeler is Attorney Roger Berry's secretary. Mrs. Wheeler, who will be Installed this week as the 56 For Wednesday, April 25, 1979 KIND Of 'co during the week. president of Seminole County Association of Legal ____________________________________________________ by Howie Schneider Treatment . jet phoney baloney. It's im. wheat bran before breakft portantforthepubllctoreallze and eating roughage, I don't that vitamins wonl do, as well have any problem with cobas understanding how they are Minatlon. I would like to know add some nutritious fort HAT . So, basically, we don't have and tf there lsa remedy. IeM any real disagreement. nothing f ried, spicy or greasy However,Iwoulddlsagreewlth andeatnopleorcake,infact, . you thatit'adifficult to prepare practically no sweets. ___________________________________________ fresh f ruit. It doesn't take me DEAR READER — That f much time to prepare a fresh feeling may be because you are apple or to peel an orange or a full. The bran you consume 1. Carpet Secretaries, says she enjoys her work as a legal secretary. She said her boss would be taking her and Laurie Sacks, parttlme secretary, to lunch sometime ___________________________________________________ colds, curing arthritis and years old and have a spastic 48 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL E EK & MEEK probably deserving of a special salute from the boss to the office custodian during April n. ... the local front secretaries will have their day their say, such as telling the boss where they might like to go to dine (since he's picking up the tab) and other niceties. •. LOiS Butcher has been legal secretary to Attorney '. Kenneth McIntosh for 20 years. And she is looking forward •. to this week, she says. — —1 — — — — —— ——— INEWSPAPERENTER'"SE ASSNI — ______ _______ Red Mrs. Butcher says she loves her work, which has been her life ambition. "I love meeting people mostly. It is the most exciting field there is. There is always something new to learn," she said. Ourselves Editor All year long secretaries across th e nation may have :.•. looked forward to this week - National Secretaries Week — and the red-carpet treatment extended by their bosses. ... The secretarial role — a many faceted avocation — is eliminating cancer. All of this is colon. Since I've been taking HOROSCOPE / By DORIS DIETRICH - 42 43 44 45 55 WHY I USED A 4L ONE _______ - Extend — — — preventlngallformsofhwnan DEAR DR. LAMB —Iam$3 44* ARCHIE - 39 38 46 47 US - DEAR READER — It seems medical problem that he 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II -tome II you've wasted a lot of that seriously needs medical -12 13 time being ainoyed. I don't attention. disagree with the use of As a peace offering, I am 14 15 vitamins for people who need sending you The Health Letter ——— —————— them and that certainly Number 44, Balanced Diet, 18 17 eludes people who do not eat a Recommended Daily Dietary ——— balanced diet. And I have no Allowances. Others who want 18 — — 20 21 22 23 19 objection to older people in thisissuecansend centswith ul simple ar taking one — — — partic long, 24 25 a daanped,self.addresaèd 26 —— all-purpose vitamin tablet on a envelope for it. Send yo'tr — — ____________________ ______________________ — — daily basis. 27 28 29 31 32 30 request to me In care of this What I do object to re newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, false claims about citing a Radio City Station, New York, 33 34 35 — 36 — vhiW* i - Bosses • to see a doctor for a major properly every day. - 4 dailybuls? Mod ofthe people l know either do not me, cannot convenience are an adequate 451s human stringed (abbr,) During National Secretaries Week... Lambj how many people do, and on a • - acquaintance 26 Affect (2 II Hoosier state 1 one eats a well-balanced diet, 47 If not wds) character 27 Circus animal 48 Firsttate 10 Negative (comp wd) conjunction 28 Ancient element 2 Thickness Dr. you give us. It does annoy me, however, when you put down N0 1 Tuesday, April 24,1979-4A s While It' Thailand's neighbor 23 Write by 7 Nigerian 35 Compass point 36 Gaseous _______ C TIS URISA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. enjoy your column very much and all 4 Rowing tools 22 6 Foretold 32 Chop off by Mort Walker LR1A - I OURSELVES the valuable information that 24 Unheeding 27 Shrewd 30 Likewise _ SCT 3 Appeared 26 Make tardy _ DEAR DR. IAMB 2 Lapse 20 Cadence -- JK 1TtH C $ C 1P(H0$HAi1O1S1 tRIA N 0 N N 0 L101 U N T 0 Nf C ___ IT OL i0a•AC 1P 101K C 0 101Y E1AJ51FLC A VICIRI Vt11 sfHIov1 ____________________ things 16 Unit of matter To C IMFtSIT NIJII! ALIkA1MI... A 01 fmE,L 14 Modelof sotar55 Shops system 56 Both ersome _ I Vitamins Supplement 0 NjC C MtMJ 49 Inhabits Pacific island 52initem 12 North ern 53 Compilation l3kingof fairies 54 Bays 6 407 E.Ist ST. 2526 PARK DR. SANFORD Ares ta$'4 will provide piano background meic (or your'i I$Isi'iwe in a lovely decorated sitting. P1w to give year fanily a "Sunday brunch treat" aid assist with a Comiflimit)' ---- — — - - - - -- - --- - - — — SANFORD oi l Nears Men., Tuss., Than., Fri.* U1. lOam, till p.m. CLOSED: Sw,. I Wed. - - —--- - -.- -. - - •. . . . - - . - �I I -Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' • I I I: I: EVENING • I: 5; , cui o 0 to siuoo s 'ws "Din Bikes" EMotorbikes are ridden through tn obstacle course and on the tSaddlaback Track in Southern alifornia. 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The President's adviser is kidnapped, and a forelgflpOwerisaccus.dot the Crime (2Hrs,) 0 A SALUTE TO SPRING Horticulturist Roy Korsey hosts a tour of the Philadelphia Flow. or Show. CUFFHANGERS (2) (4)0 ThE PAPER CHASE 1(lngsfield's assignment to research 100 legal questions in three days creates chaos in the library and arouses the dean's wrath. 0 HAPPY DAYS Fonzia realizes the true meaning of friend_____________________ _________________ _______________ (4)KUTANA 0 ThE UTTI.E RA$CAI.8 6:45 •SESAME STREET 6:47 (4.) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 7)TODAYINFLORIDA 00000MORNINOFLORiDA 7'00 (2) TODAY 0 MONDAY MORNING (MOW) (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING ('TuE (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORN. IWO (4) &:JRSDAY MORNING (ThtO 4)0FRIDAYMoRN'Noffiü 0 0000 MORNING AMERICA 9:30 0 TAXI Financial problems make it necessary for either John or his new wife to drop out of college. (R) 1t!LAZA TW1fj. 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Want to do it again next April? Good investment In real estate can make April little more pleasant, besides real estate is a good hedge against inflation. - SECRETARY * BOOKKEEPER FOR INSTANCE For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 3235324. - How about a S unit apt, complex in good section close to down town? Owner financing, 000000. CASHIERS independent convenience stores. Must be able to work night 0, wk. ends. Good pay, fringe benefits. Exp. preferred. Call Linda Alford, 322.0015. ,,, * . PATCHER tij1ci' * " 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH PANELED 'FAMILY ROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, OVER SIZED ROOMS LOADED WITH CLOSETS, 2 BEDROOMS, RANGE I RE. FRIGERATOR, CARPORT NEAR MELLONVILLE. 519,500. RANGE & REFRIGERATOR, NEW ROOF NEAR MELLON. VILLE. $21,000. l"i YEARS NEW APPROXI. MATELY 1900 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING SPACE. FIRE. 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WELDER * DRILLPRESSOPRI ' $13,300.00 Includes bViilnning inventory, fixtures and training. You may have your store open in aslittleas lSdays. Call anytIme for Mrs. Lower 31,,47523S6. CLEAN CLEAN 2 BR, 1 B new paint & roof, 1g. family room. Owner will assist in financing. $25,000. NOTICE __________________ AMERICAN VETERANS •DI$ABLED Chapse _- 30 Hwy. 17.92 ____ ____ ____ : I,; __ __ ______ __ , Meetings Busmsss.7:3OlstTI*I. __ _______ __ . ' . . ' IlAitfis UtuNtak eta , Iii ___ lurch ad INOBI id ad ____ '7:30 P.M. , ' a a bid best 'gsg. and Hurid rir . Rs'ita Sunday, May 6 a te paflt ad is.shsw linde up h*ig I's 1M1I1*aiiIu,i& way to sos lbs coutrj ISI CsraI sniffed disdainfully. Pr1' "Hi as to alas .ury dr places ltko IaWIBe . ad Plt. AM lbs Mi wisher,,1 diUIu!I1,bs t-'---i r,n lh two _______a iu*i a autwei s $ass is l ' - ____ , ____ $W.*h*.($R4U) •, "ettie," .igvined. ,." 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Complete with horse stable & pasture, also quiet cottage 0. 1g. oak trees. Appt. only! *44 Acres county acreage w & SR46 trontage in citrus Geneva. Attention Jevelopers good price & terms. grove *1 Acre bldg. lots w paved rd. frontage & beautiful oak trees In Osteen. Good terms. TEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 0623653 322.1959 NEW LISTING IN DELTONA! A truly lovely home with country quiet yet near shopping. Fern. Rm. & breakfast Rrn. Situated on a large lot for all the family to enloy. 3 BR, 2 bathe, 1.47,900 with a n,gn assumable mortgage, NEW LISTING IN LAKE MARY! Thit I BR home is lust 6 years old. The location is great has a country atmosphere yet lust mm. from I 4. The added Plus is the beautiful in ground pool 0 patio area. $31,500. ouui's 4° UULTY 24 HOUR W. 322 9213 Build to suIt our let or yejrs. FHA.VA, FHA 23$ & 24$. Unturnishsd - M. Unsworth Realty For Lea. Executive home In IdylIwlIde. I IR, 2 I, FR, ICr pool Lux,,ry living, turn, or ijnfurn. Call The Real Estate REALTOR AILS. 373.1or eves. 3331117 . Agency, 332.1334. Largest Listing Inventory Dominant Advertising Program a 40 Hour Isles Training Member Realtors, AILS I both. ModNtfy Mnvlars api, clew to shsppisi. citizen only. $305 me. ERA NatIonal Referral Service rull.Time ONus $upOrvlsImn REALTY WORLD. Compatible Realtor-Asse. dates Ovir 77 Years Experience For a confidential discussion *9 your caner in Real istife, call Herb Stesisheni, Ruiltor.O*ner, a, 322•7411 Estate Agency REALTORS New 3 BR I both Imme CII, city waler, semue. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc 3VMS7. Eves. 377.7$',. 7135', S. FrenCh (1793) Sanford 323 1374 Call Bart VA-F HA.235.Conv. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your lotI Will build on your lolorour lot. V Enterprise, Inc. 664-3013 Model Inc., Realtor HOML.NCR. Doi.t 1011 VOW credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you TONY COPPOI.A ASSOC. I p - - Free listing BROCHURE write CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, P4. C. 25906 _________________ 62-Lawn-Garden BUY JUNK CARS From $tOto 550 Call 322 1671; 322 4160 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 327 5101 • In Need of Repairs 323 5158 Eves. -- i8-MotorcyCleS Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3$6.Oor 373.7710 -- Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3320216. ' - - 64-Equipment for Rent The sooner you place you; classif led ad, the sooner you get resul's. Modernizing your Home? Sell p longer needed but usetul items with a Classified Ad. _________ 79-Trucks-Trailers -- ------- . - -- . - & Sold WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. MIg. Broker. $25 No. I D Wymore Rd.. Altamonte. 562 7403 LOVELY 3 BR, 2 bath home in Pinecrest! Lg. RmS., dining area, pan. Fla. Rm., util. r.'n., w w carpet, close to schools & shopping. BPP WARRANTED. A Buy for $37,900! 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Men's Shirts sale $2.00 ea. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 377 5191 310 Sanlord Ave FAMILY'S DELIGHT! 3 BR, 2 Bath Homew Central HAC. w w Carpet, Fenced Beck Yard, Near Schools & Shopping! Nice Neighborhood! A Deal for $11,000! DOLL HOUSE! 3 BR. 2', Bath Home with Pool 8. Patio! 1g. FR, Eat-in K it., w w Carpet Central Air, Privacy tence on Large corner Lot! BPP WAR PANTED. Fantastic Buy, to, REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALE LEADERI WE LIST & SEt MORE HOMES 'THAN,,ANYONI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. - - ''-- . -.- '- - for Sale -- 1972 Blue Toyota. - AC. Isp. $900. 3732927 p Cash 322-4132 AYTONA AUTO AUCTION wy. 92. 1 mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set ?tle reserved price. Call 904255 $311 lur iurlhvi ileIdjI Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furnittije, Refrig., stoves, tool,, JUST MAkE PAVMEN'!T-69 td 75 models. Call 339.9100 or 534 4605 (Dealer). ORIENTAL RuC.s.WANTEO Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644 8126 72-Auction 450W WSW 185.14. Also ID7Ox1I wideovals like new 3 ton Cent Air, will cool 7,000 sq ft. 373 1201 _______________________________ For Estate Commercial & Resi dental Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dells Auction. 373-5620. PAINT SALE! While it lasts, $3gal. up Sanford Auction 1215 S. French Auction Sundays1p.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 Consignments Welcome Kelloggs Auction Sales 323 7050 Beds double hotel, $30 set !anford Auction 12155. French 323 7340 $49,000! WE BUY USED FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES. Sanlord Fur niture Salvage 327872$. -- 80-AUtOS 68-Wanted to Buy 47.A-4Milgages Boug - Ford PU 197$ F 100 Automatic, Air, Radio, $950 321.2314-let It ring. ________________________________ SUPER 4 BR, 1', bath home in Washington Oaks, w•C H, ww carpet. DR. pantry, 1g. LW. porch 8. Much Morel BPP WAR WANTED. Just $299001 -_________ Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. - 47-Real Estate Wanted * •HOUSE WANTED. _____ _____________________ FILL DIRTI TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7500 -- lUST LISTED 7 BR, 1 bath home on tree shaded corner lot! Newly painted, eatin kit., porch, FIa. Rm., close to shopping! BPP WARRANTED. Only $75,000! 77-Jw3$( Cars Removed - AFRiCAN VIOU..TS The Greenhouse 372 9141 Evesafter6lweekends Property CLOSEDOR CONTRACTED 1976 Ituick Electra Show Room condition. 37,000 ml. Loaded. Best offer over $4,000. 677 0950. Nomoneydown Just make payments '69 thru'73 autos. 645.1320 1914 Plymouth Valiant Low mileage. Al condition 323-1730 Handy man special. 3 lots w.gar. age apt. Could be api downS stairs. Zoned comm. $20,000. 3 plus acres *3 old frame homes on Country Chub Rd. Zoned Agriculture. $30,000. (3) 7',acretracls, wooded. $5,250 so. Small down owner hold. Need a place for a horse? Approx. 3 acres fenced, all grass, fruit tress. $3,100. $1000 dwn. owner hold. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES - NEEDED! ALFLOmM.TY OPSANFOIDREALTOR 2344S. French Ave. 3220331,333 71fl, 3370779 ..e -a-. Furniture for sale 372.7195 S pc. BR suite new, $239; S Pc. LR new $399: Loveseat 511.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 & up, Ref. $500. up; El. stove $608. up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford, 372-5771. Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service m 2565 EALTORSIJ1 PARK Branch Office 373 227; BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanlord Ave. 3710751 43-Lots.Acreage NEAR 17.92. ZONED RMOI. $12,500. 7 PLUS ACRES IMPROVED PASTURE, READY TO BUILD, NEAR AIRPORT. $14,900 WITH $2,000 DOWN. 110' X 250' NICELY WOODED LAKE MARKHAM RD NEAR HWY 46. $14,900 EXCELLENT TERMS. I ACRE WITH ACCESS TO LARGE BASS LAKE ON HWY 46. $14,900 TERMS. I' ACRES WITH LAKE ACCESS, WEST OF I 4. $11,900, TERMS! 2.9ACRES NICELY WOODED ON 3000 FOOT LAKE. WEST OF I 4. $44500 TERMS AS LOW AS 10 PERCENT DOWN. I.) ACRES LAKE MARKHAM RD, NICELY WOODED HIGH GROUND. ONLY 5)5,500. ACRE PLUS NICELY WOODED, ZONED FOR HORSES. EM MET 0. 5th. $17,500. - FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from 6.50 i'd. insJj_, uiiuuEsiery urepes slip covers. We w,;l not be undersold on comparable quality. Kulp Decorators 3772335 Air Conditioner Sears Coldspot $5,000 STU $05. 322 9)71 We nave a Singer Future sewing mach. Sold new 10; $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 $17 mo. Will take trade as pert payment. Call $31 1714 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE ill 315E First St 37256?? BROKER Sanford. 322.Ifl). DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. walnut cabinet. Regular $100, OUEST ORIINI INC. REALTORS 031-MIJir33P4llives. , 42-Moils Homes __-. Balance $175 or $17 mo. Still in warranty. Call 531)714 day or nI'lht. 40 ZINITM Walnut Stereo, AM-. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable, S track tape player. Sold new $400, a real buy at only $133 or take up payments of $11 per mo Call 031.1714 for fr.0 home demonstration. * USED, BUT LIKE NEWS Magnavox Solid State SW Port. ________ ---- - Beauty Care ________________________________ 545.95, 30 day guarantee. HERS'S TV 25975. Sanlord Ave. CerarnicTils __________________________ MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 67176)7 D'essmaking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0107 333-1300 VAIFHA Financing 3 lo$ 12.165 cacti 0 154$? BR, 7.37, all ,led,k, mobIle home, fenced yard 0 garden, 10.30 alum, storag, stied, septic tank & good epp well. r,i. E. of Osteen gil Maytn Rd. $11000. 122.1317 Eves. Owner. ROBSON MARINE $37 Hwy. $743 - 2 Relired men want repair work of any kind, including roofs. Free Estimates. 323 8543. MCMfl9 No job too large or small. Com plefe lawn service. Free estimate. 3231501; Landscaping & spraying 323.5019 call anytime. ______________________________ LaMl Service General Landscapin. Rose specialists, top Soil 1. fill dirt, lawn main!. 1. tree trimming. 323 2945, Ugl* I10uling Electrical _________________ Yard Debris, Trash APPliances&M1SC (LOCAL) 3493371 BURFIELD'S Electric Service & Repair. Industrial, Comm. & Residential,. 327 9354 24 Hrs. Painting Exterior Cleaning creen-poqches, Wd5. All type reglazing 0. wd. install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 327.$54 , Grooming & BosreSng APIINALHAVP,I Dig & Cat boarding, bithing, clipping, lea control. Pet Supplies, dog housos. Insulated, Shady inside kennels, screened DANNY'S PAINTING mnteri0'E*teno,' House Painting Licensed.lnsured.Bonded FREE Estimates (305) 322 p440 InterIor & Exterior Painting SmallorLarge.callMr. Taylor Free Est. 372 5545 Wanted exterior & 'nterior paint. 'ng, Example 2 BR ext.. $150. Guaranteed good work, 30 yrs. exp. 530.9903 Piuntlng Service -, ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Cds 373 0171. 32? 4601' outside runs, also air cord. cages. 332.5152. Pressus's Cleaning 11011* lni'oVen*nts ___________________________ CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING IREPAIR 5.0. SAL INT & ASSOC. B,own's Pressure Cleaning-Mil. dew removal houses & rools, mobile homes. Trucks washed. Economy rates. 534953$. _____________________ 327 5445 IMan,qualltyoperation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways Seal, 327.133 I ________________________ etc. Wayne PAINTING. CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS J23OI7SafterS.30 55-Boats 1 AccessorIes GREGORY MOSILE HOMES 3053 Orlando Dr. -- ____________ l'reeEst. See our beautiful new IARRINt. TON w.Iap siding I shingle roof. INSULATION Batting, blowing, WACO__Foam,__fiberglas__& Lellulose. Lowest prices. Call 371 o' or 901 734 6708 collect. Concrete Work I-ice Estimate Call Mr Taylor 32? ISIS TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 5)9 E. 1st St., 322 5742 GinsssScrsin Televislon-23" Color, Beautiful Lake Sylvan aria, 2 bldg. sites too*uo se $7,000 ea. JACK FROST--- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. On 'Thst. Comm. & Rn. 332.0200. KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 322 0332 100.130, $10,000. SEARS, Sanford 322177) 52-Appliances Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. Lake Mary- wooded lake view lot _______________ B&P Exteriors. Fungus & mildew removal. Roofs, walls, decks, etc. Free Est. 3394066 44$$335 C.o<.d Used Televisions. $25 ana up. Sanford 321.0640 327-1577 DeLand 668-5335 Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. _______ 51-Household Goads ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress 023.9$ ea. pc. NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, $793 5. of Home Imprlweent air cond. & Heating Since 1937 109W 1st S3-'TV. Radio. Stereo SEIGLER REALTY GRAS THIS one, owner leaving slate. 3 BR. I B, plumbing In for 2nd bath, spit plan, del. Oven. U ePa 'a . - .- . OVER 100 SALES Realtor. dbl. car garage. lurn., nego. liable. Will sell VA or FHA. $31,900. mo. The Real REDUCED $2,000 for those wno demand the Most. 7 BR modern home has over 1600 Sq. Ft. living area I is located close to hospItal 0 all con veniences. Sanford's most weft.ksiown, pro. or newlyIicensmd Nowl (I) 243$', S French (Il 92) Sanford 323 5321 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES greisive, Sales Volume Leader needs AssocIates, experienced For lease *i30 ciowd storage 0' hobby worhaliesi *12 deer, w. water & cIsc. bath.slewer IaciIIieb. Can be locked. $105 The Real Estate Agency REALTORS range, DW, garage disp. 5.5 refrig., formal dining, CHIA, 37.CPorin, a WHY SAVE IT SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost Classified Ad. 0,000 SQ FT AIRPORT BLVD. ((1,) New 235 Homes, 4 pcI. interest to qualilied buyer. $30,000 to $30,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 372.2307, Eve. 322.0612,33215*7,332-7177 4 Room Apt., downstairs, $141 per me. $00 deposit, $10 extra per mo. for child orps$ 7320201. 'a 43-Lots-Acreage - REALTY REALTY WORLD. INC. 1004 Palmetto Ave. .. -. a Travel Trailer 21' 1977 SIaeps 6, Self contained A C LikC new si.soo 333 2541 _______________________________ - NEW LISTING IN SANFORD! This almoal new 3 OR, 2 bath home has lust about everything including a lovely Fern. Rm., C. lilA 1. a great assumable mortgage you can take over for $9,000. The price? $35000. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322749$ , Ig Combination LIaR, kit *2523 YALE AVE. 3 BR, 1 bath, close to shopping & in quiet neighborhood. New Listing. Excellent inveslmeol for rental. Only $26,500. HAL COLBERT, REALTY Clean furnIshed 1st floor apt. Adults only, no pets V-4uws Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn. plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322.2255 IDYLLEWiLD 3 BR, 2B, lovely stone fireplace, 0 FR. Im droants UiWurnlshsd 1$ your lk,Ni. WS Se'1MAliPI,W.$POfWS ' . Pullie: / - ' 0. Aa.S $5s, 111 ISCUrR*SfC1iI IOf ' ______________ M MaNli.t Plerido Iwaim virginia ungisns, ate, lie.. __ VW Llafti, SaaJe*FlSrtd IVfl your club activities, I S1111 in bushess at ij Atsani me Estate if ' Pisusg NuiicsISbiembygiveji FLORIDA LIVING NURSING ?ISI* CENTER irs edv to 0 ii ATTORNEY FOR PSIBONAI. wNoivl risird 95*5 loN race. REPhE$WITATIVE: color or Aaiueilal erigln. week? This is an Ideal way to inform the public '-' , Reasonable weekly 0 monthly South of Sanford ' . __ SOLAR HEAT low el bills, Lg. 3 BR, Ii, B quiet area, nice land scaping. Only $25,500. Sanford -Gracious living. pets. 1 SR all electric air. mod. ww carpet, etc. $1355173 + dsp. I lease. 323.0019. ough : 3 REALTOR 323-7532 NY MANY MORE _________ ht tt*n.,4 BR centrally located, $ yr. old. Won't last long. Only $34,900. Ave. * ______ is n:i.Iv I HA * " 'ii' 4tOWNER SAYS SELL EVERY. IHINGI 10 acre farm near Geneva includes mobile home, variety of farm animals-"as is" tractor & More. $35,750. 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. II ft. Terry ivYO self contained, air cond., canopy. Reese hitch & 5 way bar. Pirk Ave. Trailer Pk. SELLERS I BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOME! WE SELL HOMES! WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER $32,000. firm. Full charge hall days. Safe guard system. 53)4450. W. GarnettYdhite Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 101W. Commercial Phone 332.7551, Sanford 1st QUARTER 1979! TIRE SERVICE MAN Bookkeeper for Altamonte law 75-ReCreational Vehicles STENSTROM 243S' S French (1792) Sanford 323 5324 Carpenters helpers; exp. only! Work in Deltona, 54 hr. to start. Call 339.9029 between 7 p.m. 0 9 p.m. 59-WwisicaI MerChandise 45.A-Outof State The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Goodyear Service Store has perm. nanent full time position. Ex. perienced in auto, truck tires 1. auto servIce a must. Call J. 0. Hemphill for appt. Goodyear Store, 535 West 1st St., Sanford Equal Opportunity Employer 42-Mobile Homes $11,000. ((1) 3235470 Mariner's Villags. MAINTENANCE MAN * -GROUNDS KEEPER Handy man special, 41-Houses Lq Lot- CityLimits Water,sewer. & trees. $11,600 W. Maliczowskl, Realtor 322 7903 ASSOCIATES WANTED - CALL BILL PLATTE FOR CONFI DENTIAL INTERVIEW. For ambitious person in sales & service. Old established corn pany. Fringe benefits. Starting income based on present standard of living. Call Orlando 596-3751. FIBERGLASS MAN * NICE HOME OR RENTAL INCOME. 3.1 has future corn mercial use. Good location & cony, financing yet asking price is only $19,500, ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST. This elegant 4.3 has lust about everything. $64,900. REALTY WORLD. Local * CASHIER 3 Bdr,, I", bath, tenced b.yd, range, ref., d.wshr,, washer. dryer. VA appraised, $29,500. Call 3731390 alter 5:30 a Featuring the latest in leans, LOW FEE-TERMS tar ' _____ 41-Houses 18-Help Wanted I 0' I U U U I I I .IuIaII... :. a: I I ' ____ Tuesday, AprIl 24, 1979-nA - UlilhlIluIlliuli NOTICE FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that the Notice is hereby given that I am Seminole County School Board1wiii engaged in business at 2701 West 5th toi a hearing at the School grd Strut, Sanford, Florida Seminole office board room on May t, 1P, County, Florida Ufld*f' the fictitious concerning the Amendmeflt,ot • EDUCATIONAL PRO. nameof FIRST IMPRESSIONS, and Policy 60 x 55- 314.1, GRAMMW4G Authoriztn that I intend to register said name for Release of School Recor e with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, : no as Access to Student Rids 9:55 Seminole County, Florida in ac- which will provide that paets (4) UPBEAT cordance with the provisions of the receive annual notification of fieir •1 Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: 10:00 rights to examine, receive copls of. Section 563.09 Florida Statutes 1557. and challenge the content of the (2) CARD SHARKS / , Sig. Robert W. Theism records maintained by the school @)ALLINTHEFAMU.Y(R) ' fol' SUflCIStI Corporation system on their children. The pØicy p Publish: April 21, May 1,0, 13, 1575 amendment will also outline.Md 10:30 DEI.107 limit thosepersons who have as to these records. Also considern (4)0 WHEWI ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED will be given to amendment of t 10:56 part of the Code of Student CoeB&t RIDS: o cas NEWS which notifies parents of 4ir rights. Also, for consideration will INVITATION TO RID: . Notice is hereby given that the be amendment of that part of the $I.GH pij (2) School Board of Seminole County, Pupil ProgreSsion Plan concerning @)0mEPPcEIsRGHT . FioridawiIIrece1veseaIedbiuntil the level reached by elementary 0 LAVERNE&SHIRLEY(R) May 25, 1975 2:00 P.M. at which students for promotion to middle • time the bids will be publicly opened SChool. This policy amendment and 11:30 and read aloud in the Seminole amendment of Code of Student (2) WHEEL oc FORTUNE County School Board office building. Conduct and Pupil Progression Plan OFAMILYFEUD PROJECT TITLE: SANFORD wilihavenodeterminableeconomic MIDDLE SCHOOL SECOND impact. The. Specific Law being AFTERNOON implement is F.S. 220.053. Comp)et* FLOOR EXIT . PROJECT LOCATION: Hwy. 17. copies of this 'policy and these amendments with economic impact . 92 Sanford, Florida 32771 12:00 ., NAME OF OWNER: THE statement may be obtained t the (2)PAUPUJ8 SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOt.E offIce, 1211 Melionville Avenue,' (4.) mi YOUNG AND THE •. Vincent Price and his actress.wife, Coral Brown COUNTY, 1211 Mellonville Ave. Sanford, Florida. RESTLESS Robert 0. Feather Sanford, Florida 32771 (front row), star as a ghostly couple who act as host Chairman Q0(13)NEwS PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF Seminole County School Board and hostess on board a phantom train that trans. SEALED RIDS: All bids shall be •EDUCATIONAL PRO. Publish: April 21, 1979 to the Superintendent GRAMMING ports people Into a past of their choosing, In 'lime delivered Schools in the School Board Office. DEl 102 Express," a new series premiering Thursday. 12:30 TIME FOR RECEIPT OF INTHECIRCUITFORSIMINO4.E SEALED RIDS: May 25, Isis 2:00 COUNTY, FLORIDA (7) NEWS Rear row, left to right, are Woodrow Parfrey as the P.M. F08EAH FOR TOMORPRORATE DIVISION ticket clerk, William Phipps as Callahan, the PROJECT SCOPE AND CON. PILE NUMBER 79.136.CP NOW STRUCTION: This work Is to in. IN RI: ESTATE OF engIneer, and James Reynolds as R.J. Waler, the cluddemo$Itioncfanexistlngstair. ONA L. DOWLER, HoLLYw000aauARE8 conductor, way and the construction of a new ak.a O,L. DOWLER, stairway and enclowre. ____ too TYPE OF CONTRACT: The work J DAYS OF OUR LIVES Deceased will be let under this contract as • • NOTICEOFADMINISTRATIO$I (3) MIDDAY described in these contract AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS 0'T'IE YO(JNG AND THE documents. The Owner-Contractor N'LESS Agreement to be used will be AlA TO ALL PERSONS HAV ING la k e A Ride AlO), 1977 edition. 0 AU. MY .DAEN CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST PLACES FOR EXAMINING RID THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 1:30 DOCUMENTS: OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED (3)0 AS THE WORLD The School Board Office AI• IN THE ESTATE: TURNS 1211 Millonvihie Ave. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford, Florida 32771 that the administration of the 2:00 VV itI Pr ic e ESTATE OF ONA L. DOWLER, (7) THE DOCTORS The Dalmwood Derryberry a.k.a. O.L. DOWLER, Deceased, OONILflTOUVE Paveichak Parnership By VERNON SCOT!' FileNumberi9.130.CP,isp,ndingin thcee places," Coral said in a 230 South Hwy. 17.92 the Circuit Court for Seminole 2:30 HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Vin- bJdered voice Casselberry, Florida 32701 County, Florida,, Probate Division, ANOTHER WORLD cent Price, urhene sophistIcate "01), you ye P1Yed t' the address of which is North Park 4)0 GUIDING LIGHT Local Plan Rooms tit he is, was asked why he Is counterparts In Britain," yin. Avenue, Sanford, Florida. The 300 Personal Representative of the so closely associated with cent assured her. "You were in 0 1 T A I N I NO • I DO I NO Estate is MARY WOLF, whoe •GENERAL HOSPITAL horror films. DOCUMENTS: Bidders may obtain Leeds four years ago rm ii 9)0 Aldrich Ave. Winf*r 0 S'Tuososu by phonIng the office of He r1Ied in his measured, wilts uf the Toreadors' with thedocuments Architect, 3$342110, after the Pa, Florida 32759, The name and 3:30 mellIfluous baritone, "For Trevor Howard." addresS of the Personal following dete: April 2L 979 (3)OM'A'S'H(R) SPECIFIED BONDS: The soc. Representative's Attorney is some reason my voice has a "How dare you compare cesslul bidder shall provide a ROBERTW,LEE,whoseaddressis 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY timbre that evokes mystery, Leeds with Buffalo!" Coral Performance, Payment and SO) N. Magnolia Avenue, Suite 316, 4:00 meiohama and horror," replied. "Leeds wasn't all that Guarantee Contract Bond and a Bid Orlando, Florida 32003, (2) EMERGENCY ONBI WITHIN THREE (3) months from Price's bright-eyed wife, ac- funny." Bond as ca lied for in the (4) THE 000 COUPLE the date of First Publication of thIs Specifications, tress Coral Browne, Injected "We worked In London ORWITCHID All bids must be received bfore Notice on 24th day of April, 1979, ALL PERSONS interested in the her own thought: "Your voice together for two months in the specified time and enclosed in 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES sealed envelope plaInly marked on Estate are required to file any ob. (MOW, TUE. THU. FR,I) sounds dead, that's the 'Arcjele," Vincent went on the outside 'Proposal" and the tItle Iections they may have that OKIOSWORLD(WED) reason." "i get a hit anxious working Of thewo'k,thedatea,.4thenam,of challenges the validity of the (1J MAKE ME LAUGH Price arched an eyebrow that on stage with Vincent," his wife the bidder, The School Board of decedent's Will, the qualifications of S SESAME STRUT almost reached his hairline and said. "I recall in that play he Seminole County reserves the rigid the Personal Representative, or the muttered a deflated, "Toxhe." had a 12-minute speech on the to accept or relect any or all bids or lurisdiction of the Court, and ALL PERSONS having claims or waIve any informalities in the Married four years, the staircase In the first MIKE DOOLAS I bidding. No bids shall be withdrawn demands against the estate are required to file with the Clerk of the Prices have a delightful put- had to gIve him the cue 4 for a period of 30 calendar Y TYLER MOORE 0 above Court a written statement of subsequent to the opening Of b •MERVGNFcIN down, one.upinanshle reIatIOfl. the long speech which he had without the any claim or demand. of the k them' both ALL.CLfU3. emands and Dated this Wh yo Fbru.ry, ecU' 'Battles . • • . . • . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . 8:30 (7)(12)TOOAY kidnappsd daughtsr of a miliionalr.buslnes$man.(R) . a • ThjiNoce Legal Notice oblections not so tllawl$l be forever 1979. azntaed and on their toes for ______ 'A disaster!" Vincent barred The School Board of Seminole , ripostes. ned. DATED at Orlando, Orange County , 00000 MORNING AMER$ THE WARRIORS j (7) CAROL. BURNETT AND With a aldeward glance at County, Florida, this 20th day Of -5. Mr. Robert G. Feather, 12:00 I gave him the wro CA 9:11 F IRST LOVE April, 1975. FRIENOS Chairman Coral, a former star of the cije anc cut out ti'e entire (4) BIG VALLEY A man takes SULIAS, YOGA AND YOU s Mary Wolf fl THE 000 COUPLE 'S. Mr. WillIam p, Layer, refuge on the Barkiey ranch _______ English theater, Price went on: speech. Immediately thereafter as Personal RepresentatIve of superintendent _______ 5:30 the Estateol "InaotnelOOodd-veryodcl- I turned to a pillar of salt. I Publish: April21, MayO, 15,1979 (2)(4)DONAHUE C2)NEWS Ona L. Dowler, movies only 20 of them were froze and couldo't say a word. DEI.1O1 OMIKEDOUGLAS OHOQANSHEROES ak-a 0.1. Dowier, horror films. Some others, SIEb 'i 0 v GRIFFIN () i giggii as! watched him Deceased. as 'Laura' were mysteries, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LAW OFFICE find his way out of it." SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ROBERT W. LEE "I stçpoae the fact that I'm " Vincent groaned again. PROBATE DIVISION d1O 001 N. Magnolia Ave. t*Ilandspeakwlthatheatrlcal 'Therelwasonmagetrylngto File Number 79.)41.CP Orlando, Florida 32003 DivIslea Publish: April 24, May 1, 1979 voice contributes my assocli- revive that speech IN RE, ESTATE OP DEI.106 tim with the occult." ABC Cancels entire plot depends on It. I VIRGINIA LANGIOTTI, also known _____ Vincent, who established thy as __________________ Katie Virginia Langioffi, himself as a movie menace in whatever from CoraL" FICTITIOUS NAME "The Rota. of Wax," and Coral Coral and Vincent hope that Notice is hereby given that we are Deceased are. Invelved In mysterious engaged in business Of ill? East NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION 436-Altamonte Springs, goingaon In the new CBS.'IV of "Time Express" In tile in. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Highway Florida Seminole County, Florida, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST series, "Time Ezpreu," a lOseason. Vincent would prefer THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL fIctitious name of ALL train on which to stay in California. Coral OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED SEASONS HOMES and mat we NEW YORK (UP!) - The Cylons coukki't ailoot down "Bat-crosscotmtry paa.ngen travel back tirough intend to register said name with the ilke to avoid a iviait to IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ClerkcfthsCircultCourt,Seminole time in their u to was an ormally hig budget how with mediocre rating.. that the adminlstrat1m of the state County, Florida In accordance with encounter of Virginia Langiottl, also keen as the P0visions Of the FictItIous "Starsky and Hutch" could tçhold law and order bt4 could.'t Katie VirginIa Langiotti, Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section Both Prices are delighted to sustain the hig audiences. $63.05 F101'ida Statutn 1957. have the opportunity to stay In COMPLETE DINNER And the Nielsen ratb'.p of " Sie. Harold F. Whit, the CIrcuit Court fj Sajni.l,ole )fes," "What's Hap. Ufr Beverly }flfl home INCLUDES: $ for a INVITATION TO BID County, Florida, Probate Olvislofl, George D. Willmer 3penlng," 'Main' It" and "Welcome Back, Kotter," were no cge. For The rd of Trustm of the the address Of WhiCh is Publish: April 31, May 1,L13, 1979 most of their g. ctxn laughing matter $0 the ABC prOgrammers, SemInole Memorial Hospital InvItes County Court House, Sanford, DEliol JYy married lif. they have been on bids upon the following:' Florida. The personal reprewn. . AU will be o the air whin ABC goes witi its the road. i $1 i,. irse I Construct Asphalt Parking tative of the estate Is VirginIa L. yjg pg Lot NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE acheduie neat s,pt-'ti,,r "siivage i" proty win ... $1i p y. Young, Whose address is 136 Lago NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ma, 2Laminar Flow Hood Vista Boulevard, Casselberry, scrap heap by uwving Into the 7 p.m., Eastiru time, hotr on iid a half starring u this . Additional information, plans n Florida 33707. The name and ad- by vIrtue of that certain Writ of ____ Hour, Sundays, but the fate of the (nond Family man show interpretation of specifications are available at Of. 'e5S Of th. personal "$g $ Execution issued 'out of and undue lice of the Materials Manag., (csr Wild., "yjI ai Was Won" and "Carter Country" r.nsln In doabi. tatiVI'5aflOryar5Offorffibgi,,, the seal of the CIrcuit Court of All bids shall be mailed to the All psnohs havkis claims' or OraeConty,piori,vp,afIf _______________ _____i,"Initirouth' FRB)OIIO(B4 Materials Manager of the Seminole demands against the State are ugsmsOfren4e,,ffieaI.P.said cetIMry. on Ph. 7th day of July, AD, Mesnorlal Hospital, 1101 Last First required, WITHIN THREE IRINOHOMETHI0000YASTE odIn "Ilovsdsverynljn*geo(ft," Street, Sanford, Florida 33771. All MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP 19?S,iflffiat alec. ____ em: liii Marriage of Sharon L. bids shall be postmarked not later THE FIRST PUBLICATION beasid,ernulng. 50 F'SøtbAv (Hwy. u.n than the *h day of AprIl 1979, and THIS NOTICE, to file wIth this clerk Hines, Petitioner and Charles R. beW,, "What about me?" Coral shall _____ be receIved on or before the 3 Of the above court a wr RpondsOf, Which aforesaid "I've been following day of May ins. Of Execution was delivered to Statement of any claim or demand Welt To give the newcomers the biggest veeibl. Introductorydemanded. him around _____ OpenIng of such bids will take they may have. Each claIm mi*t be me as Sheriff of Seminole Cousdi with my audience, the network will aluI. Its place ci the Office of the Materials in writing and must Indicate the FlOrida, and $ have levied upon ti (k Sunday, "Mork and Miady" will turn up $ p.m., Eadein 'P dS$CIIbId pespifty ewII Manager of the Seminole Memorial basi$ for the claim, the name and __ ___ __ bIt Charles R. Hines. said preporl Hospital at $00 o'clock AM. on the addrøi of the creditor or his time, to be followed by ."1 Assocldss," billed as a 'More like Cli day of May 1979. or attorney, and the amount boles lecatsI IA knilnole Cove Urge" said her husband, Seminole MemorIal Hospital Cleimed.Ifh5c1aImisp.Ofy.5, Florida, more particula wtso $IVI us "TeaL" reserves the rIght to relect any and the date when it will become øue lruud with his mot. all bide. RSepSIkIiI Charles R. Hlii shall be statet t me claim is Corel touched her hebO0kbythS$amsbyJohoJay April IZ 33 24, 1979 Ill 'hi filireki: contIngent or vnhigvllatId, this bosom dilkataly In a gurs of Publish: (b Jr. i 1.54 It et N4So sw nature of me uncertainty Shill be miner oninish. "I'd rather Paper (bass" yes bend -a show that's bees a stated. ii me claim IS ISCIWIII'he Nile. Sictien 3 TewishiIp 21 sicurIty shell be 32 I lees North 32 NOTICE thought of myself as Penelope. and ratings cMeps. This Is to advise that the policy Shill dii leO? wilkisid emil, Chistusfe. Seminole Cmvi U))? rate, bs. the statedhersin i$ftleidmisslenpslicy C*N if liii ClaiM to 'he cut s & r1sy" l been moved from its Tuesday slot grset hodty a Amsilom Which applies to eel pirans enable the clerk Is mall ens py 9, d lbS UIlleISiPlId S $1101119 eltsr "Hippy Days" to 0 pm., Thursday. its Tusudsy teluvidea. I ap4 my aenhIlelS Cetedy, Fisrili, will 1A1 reprsssiwauv. sidsiid for admission by FLORIDA replacimug Is "Hurt in San Fresciene," a farce abed an LIVING NURSING CENTER, AIIsrmveIntoa lnmesss.s, 11:05AM. en the SNI Icy Si Ap PS *1mm a cepy 09 'hIS Nifico Of AD. 1;.,, 0fOr * Sale 1111 sell City, FIOrIdi. imoitbodea leotlad Yd pictor who wind. up a the San the Ishe In lbs ITIiI ot Forest A Skating Show Effective immediately it Is the silel*asIen hiss beIn.malM are PlIgliust billie, fir C$11 lull _____because ABC Frasrj.co furor, 11 title is tentative aui 4ber fr 7 g 11 pm policy of the FLORIDA LIVING required, WITHIN THREE he any and all hieing Hens, at I , ' 'it" UUS(!I'1ingup. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP FreeS (West) Deer Of me Ilium NUR$lNGCENT(Rfeifaj4 wii. vin is in the treat all patients without regard THE FIRST PUBLICATION To County Covrtp,ivs. in Sanfgi 'liavernee his$'wW 'Il'* tarvibis." y1 TNI$NOTICI,9,li ISS. lie above descried RE rice, caise or nstienel origin. ysb4edim wMch the Tu bdlpr from '4 V' $NS $0 work feS' ledve ,,. '.wy. .Iline requWuenisw lee hey may pieve met Pr.s.nt.d 1) 1111t' ' "tfl1 1$ fortunate I (Id.'l are applied to all, end patients . validity et me lICllkd's will, me Thai sail sale is Ill 'tlSIy 1b term. gi Iai Writ tshs h.' on lbs 75 ons.g4 essigned within the nursing Quallficati.ns e0 me porsial ' I •, without regard to race, celr or rsprftentatIve, or 'he v'Jiue or IlIttItiS. MUTing Bsbsrt Made," Vced ad "1 Wagner ad *.fjs Powers aa wealthy hb.dv, deadly, netier.al origin. Therm Is no dmstlnc. Ilwlsdictlsa us 'he court. Jeim I. Peth. Ilisifi wed to Ia to complain. tim in eiigieiity tee, or in me AU. CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND snesmur uS uoviains any patient OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED 11be "Wswedes$aurjpg.jt CT1S.NIRNT ULOAD 21.11:11 • • • • __________________________ Tuesday, April24, PONIGHT'S TV I Andy's Remodeling Service General Building I Remodeling 3456334 - RaiNi . Custom built iron wi.rk Wndow guards, gates etc. Mart,nsjl3 isa:. .,,, ldIng All types, eqpt repair, truck bodies, root racks, portable eqpt Martin's 323 7051. 339 7493 Sanford, Fla. 32771 57-Sports Eaipmsnt RACQUET STRiNGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg $0 Scott Reagan 323.1177 -..-..----.- 't &. '-".." S., , ... . ., '1 - �1tA-Evening Herald Sa nford, Fl. Tunday, April 24, 17 Evening Herald, 4 CALENDAR' 0 TUESDAY, APRIL24 Metro REACT, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Program by J. Paul Rowe of Seminole County Mental Health Center. Meeting en the proposed nowpro(1t work center for mentally retarded and physically handicapped adults 7:30 p.m., Rosenwald Exceptional Student Center, North Street, Altamonte Springs. Speaker Walter Payne of Brevard Achievement Center. Open to public. Aviation Modeler,, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Dept, Sanford. DeBary Players, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center. Weight Watchers 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX CERTIFICATE SALE Li s t Of Advisory Committee Members - . To date, 24 Seminole County citizens and teachers have volunteered to serve on the sex education committee whose task it will beto examine media advertising to determine Its influence on youth. They are: Kay and Gordon Nelson, 1209 Winter Springs Blvd., Maitland; Anne Boston, 1935 Japonica Road, Winter Park; Dottie Poole, 1211 Wolverine Trail, Maitland; Mickle Adams, 518 Tivoli Court, Altamonte Springs; Joseph M. Sheldon, 230 W. Ventrls Ave., Apt. 1, Maitland; Raymond M. Thomas, 20 Floral Way, E. Apopka; Jean Michels, Rt. 3, Box 738 Miller Road, Sanford; Kenneth Lowe, 209 Lodimond Drive, Fern Park; Beth Loberant; Davideen Demske, 1916 Winnebago Trail, Fern Park; Neal Novak, 225 Loth Spring Oaks, Altamonte mond Drive, Fern Park; Helen Springs; Ester Long,, 8MB Hart; Tom and Bonnie Ward, Orients Ave., Altamonte 100 Dundee Drive, Fern Park;Springs; Louise Dotson, 104, Doris B. Bacon, Rt. I. Box Brentwood Drive, Sanford; Pat 230AE,Sanford; Jackie Emery, Kanthjck, 117 Lockwood Drive, 518 Parkwood Drive, Altamonte Sanford; Bobble Bodner; Springs; Br, DeVoney, 501 Audrey Corso, 127 Garrison L I Drive, Sanford; Eddie Rose, 325 Monticello Drive, Altamonte Springs; Norman Kesslnger, 58 Circle, Hill Carriage Casselberry 520 Garvey, Marlene Mockingbird Lone, Altamonte Springs. .--,. LEGAL DESCRIPTION 5 29.23 FT OF LOT 9 8(1 3 NOTICE OF TAX SALE State of Florida. tax Sale the amount with all costs of such sale and all advertising, Salewillbe held in 33 G. TROY RAY, JR. TAX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 Seminole County League of Women Voters wilt meeting on SALT 2, 9:15 a.m., Florida Hospttal Conference room, Altamonte Springs. Cas.elberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbreok Drive. ' Forgiveness ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) The St. Petersburg Junior College library staff Is holding a "Forgiveness Day" Thursday at the St. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Town House Restaurant. Sanford kIwanis, now, Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn. Recovery, Inc., 12:30p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte - Springs. Sanford Serenaders, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Petersburg campus. Sanford Civic Center. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Italian.Amerlcan Social Club of Sanford, 8 p.m., Wine and Cheese Cafe, Sanford Plaza. New Members welcome. People having overdue books can return them that day without having to pay any fines regardless of how long the book has been overdue. In fact, whoever borrowed "Philosophy for Beginners" back In 1962 - THURSDAY, APRIL21 South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m. Mayfair Country Club. Day' can bring It back Thursday with no questions asked. "This Is a friendly reminder to get people to look on their bookshelves and under their beds, find our materials and return them," said librarian Florence Jones. "Some of those books are rare and out of print, and we'd like to have them back In our collection." She said 1tis hoped KX)to 500 missing books will be recovered. LOT 23 studied on possible defects In the plants. Nine Babcock and Wilcox reactors were built, but only four three Oconee units In South Carolina and Rancho Seco in northern California are now operating. The other five were previously closed for repairs or maintenance. The shutdown recommendation came from Denton's deputy, Edson Case, at a staff briefing for the commissioners. "I believe there exists a considerable mismatch between operator training, operator experience and the B and W machine," he said. "A lot Is expected of these operators a lot more than the present training program provides." He said he would "feel more comfortable" If the other Babcock and Wilcox reactors were shut down pending a full review of their - - - WASHINGTON (UP!) A court ruling that Its solicitation challenge to the way local ordinance violated the rights of governments regulate door-to- a public Interest group. door soliciting by charities will Citizens for a Better Environbe reviewed by the Supreme ment won a lower-court ruling Court. invalidating Schaumburg's The high court announced ordinance requiring that 75 Monday It will hear arguments percent of any door.todoor on an appeal by the village of proceeds be used "directly and Schaumburg, Ill., from a lower- solely for the charitable put- Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. Seminole County League of Women Voters will meeting on SALT 2,7:30 p.m. Semle Cheptor Ttsdu Aidebun 2 p.m.,. Florida Power & Ught building, Sanford. Speaker Michael pose of the organization." organization, which purports to Direct spending did not In- be charitable In nature, to dude salaries or commissions abuse the rights of citizens and and administrative expenses homeowners ...." such as lawyers' fees, rents or The battle lines were drawn telephones. when the environmental group Village lawyers warned the contested the denial of a Supreme Court the lower-court solicitation license by SCIIaWIIruling "will have the effect of burg village officials. granting absolute license td any Although the major soiree of funding for the group, which began operating In Illinois In the mid-1970s, was small contributions from door-to-door canvassing, It refused to provide Information saying its spending met the ordinance's requirement. The group filed milt against Schaumburg and 18 other bersof his family he planned to see Gary about a Job with Gacy's contracting firm. It was that clue which first led police to Gacy. Since the Initial discoveries, police have slowly dismantled Gacy's home. Monday Lt. Frank Braun, head of the sheriff's criminal investigations north unit, said the excavation has been completed. "We're satisfied" there are no more bodies, he said. LOT LOT LOT LOT Kuypers. I Feel Like An Animal ...Teacher House Debates Executions Cord From Page 1A) be announced either late March or April, said Erzleben. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. FI) "Iieel lIkean animal discussing this' Rep. Dorothy Sample, He - national competition. If Mrs. Coleman is selected National Teacher of the Year1980, she will be flown to Washington, D.C. where she will meet the president, Erxleben said. The president would make the presentation to her at a special ceremony held In the Ron Garden, he said. Mrs. Coleman and the five other finalists In the Mate contest are scheduled for a reception and dinner early in May with members of the Cabinet In Tallahassee, he said. Mrs. Coleman said the didn't feel confident she would be selected, but the admits she "was hopeful. "I knew that we had given it our bed shot," Mrs. Coleman said. "We had total school Involvement. Students prepared signs and were very uçportive - . - St. Petersburg, said Monday as a House committee debated whether lethal Injection of drugs would be a more hwnwe way of executing convicted killers. But Mrs. Anita Dazevedo Of Homestead, who said her Policeman son was "gunned down and left In the street with his stomach ripped open" In 1978 by a men being Investigated for auto theft, appealed for 19 morally. The screening committee arrived at her school JiM last Thursday, she said, to observe her In the clarocin, interview her, students and ether teachers. "When they eft, we f.lt real good In terms of our program," Mrs. Coleman said. sympathy for victims of VIOlthx. "I am not here on a mission of vengeance" because the man who killed her son and two other Metropolitan Dade County "Electrocution Is not a iiwiey TI'i Iö recalling previous testimony about jerking bodies and burning flub. "It doesn't Impact CII the victim as much as on the public and I don't believe Monday as the House that society should have to Criminal Justice Cornsuffer." rnittee approved, 9.4, a bill Rep. Dick Bodes, D (SBW) already passed by Tampa, the Senate to substitute an anesthesIologIst, said there lethal drugs for elecIs evidence that electrociflion after Jan. 1, 1980. Attorney General Jim trocutlon Is painless. Smith agreed with Dr. People who survive en Hokknan's argument that posureto strong currents of changing the method of electricity, he said, recall execution to drug Innothing. Rep. Frank W11I1ns.,D1tarke, said he jectlons would make capital punishment more was druckby1IgInhaM felt no pain. acceptable to the public and lami chances of the Modes, who routinely death penalty ever being puts surgical patients to Oullawled.b7 Injection, said most physicians favor Without a change, said capital punishment but Smith, public opinion would oppose doing It by n'gi4 lead to abolition of Injection. capital punishment in the Putting a needle In a vein ne five or 10 yea years. p o 11 cc in a ii F r a n k uazeveoo. caueu caoital punishment, "a necessary means of self defense carried out by the state on my behalf." The discussion was held policeman committed suicide, the said. Dr. Scharlette Hoidman, representing the Florida Crtmlnal Justice Clearing House, said capital punishment Is Inhumane and death by drugs was no more acceptable than the electric chair. But Anita Kimbler, Homestead, sister of slain WEATHER AREA DEATH $ Lus. readings: tom- percent today, ii percent penn's, 78; .vennigin lows, tonight ad $0 Weent Wed. yesterday's high U; ar.day. of Eastern Star in Virginia. WflIIAIIGUS'TAflON Survivors include her barometric pressure, __ 30.1$; Wililsrn A. Giatafaun, N, of WEDNRSDAY'STIDFS 1dity 73 percent; 3430 Holly Ave., Sanford, died h us band, Gerald Page, restivi Ds E St 14 mph. Saturday at his ruddence. He DeBary; deogi.r, a.m., 7:11 pm., low 12:22 a.m., Forecast: Mostly cloudy 0:21 pm. was In Mend, 8welen end IJttkr DeIard' , Francis a , IMIUgh WIdiUd.y with a moved to Sanford eight years D. Page DeBary Fort CAUMW: NO 1:34 of IhIWSIl "Ifr in the n.m., o from Crown Point, lad. He grwdrlild, 7 p.m., low 12:13 a.m., LowS in the was a security guard and U.S. Lankford Funeral Home, Ii, 12:13pm. DeLaiid is ID charge of Wide sesatsrIy 11 Is Air Force WWiIv,terar. hiypst: high thiS am., mph a puty decnisaig 12:28 pm., low 0:98 .,m., 705 Is survived by his wit., UffiIgImUdL WOL ' prsbshlllty ' pm. Vay Ella,, $mlord, two was, - NoI1c FREE SPRING Metha Pdors, Qiwn Post, lad.; three stepdaughters, Funiral Home Chapel, DiLand, lire. Mary Cunningham, with Rev.-C.N. Qes aM liv. Dana Hamsric officiating. Lowell, lad.; Mrs. Karen Sylva, jriii in Oakdale Csmolory. DiLand. I.aMtsrd in chUgs. WbItl, lad, and Mrs. Kay Din, M GL; two step SITAFION. WILLIAM A. 9851, VAft W11111111111111, Celu'S Funeral sirvicis for William A. and Ndsael Williint,, Gustation, of343O Holly Ave., d. Sanford. who dliibeSaturday. •t lad. ad 12 his nmkw4s,will Wedneaday iW''d, _ 'GramheWFaIrIlHQmIIsIn CJWP of armaguments. at a p.m., Gramk 15, at no cost to the property May owner. A Special Plck.up made on a call basis; first call, first ser ved. City will pick anything placid at the normal pick call Public Works Department, M. 311 ext. 231 Monday through Friday 0:30 AM. to 5:00 P.M. Funeral Home Chapel with liv. Phil Fisher officiating. Surlal in Olin Havin Mamorial Porh with full military honors. Gromkaw i up chUgs. . I CMRLII 7 (awIIa lvs, Dulary, med - Fanvalwvlc,sfer Charles Waadrs Ward, 41. .., s. . M.sdag , dlii Sunday at his residence, h.IivedInD.lsry fir $ye.rs Will 41 2:31 p.m.. Thuridey, been In Pocumebe, Nd. at Palnwflo Avonus 5.015 so wn . of muwiy UStt.d Dslsry ad thu der ~-!* m Church with NOV. RaymOnd Crachii OlfkIitifli. uVIal Is Geneva Cemetery. Gramliow is .. ' will be' up point. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! I ,ILCSS N *0 C's OF N 1/'. & 5 RRIVE ALIVE Welcc17Ze NEWCOMER! _____ _____ i 11 I Fbdde owrad " LOTS 327 121. 329 LT$ 334 3)? & Ii 1/2 CF IC? 334 $ 1112 OF LET 33$ & ALL LGTS 331 1 340 lI FT OF LOT 355 • ALL %!SSIO'iS I S SIJMEI COMET Co INC WILlIAMS L*wPl MCI SP&C'PORt USA INC Rt'IIITS JOEL. I. 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Lob Wins -2134713 Sutkii Fiei Ckiekiii SPECIAL TOwN OF SANFORD $366.6s CA'SPI!LL PSATHIPI I 11111' II*.ea CA*I'L. 4ATHA N • t I11I F 1*1,64 CAMPBELL LIZZIE N $11.46 FIELDS WILLIAM I CCIOIHT 156047 TIANMrLL DAISY N I' PL $11,66 TILLMAN WILL II C/D $11.66 TIOUTIIAN (OTIS 121.64 SCOTT MINNITH • HAZEL WILLIAMS FRAISI $201.5) Ciwrcb.. ftoyj4,c. & Roe, Hill ladieS $23.75 MURIEY .1(1.15 F • PUTPS N saiv.so VADWELI. t.O*t5 01)2.72 THARPF J4415 I I NAOMI $03.31 LGT$ 354,337 .p local nor. dwft. " LOT 194 LQT 115 L 1 196 LQT 246 LOT 241 LOT 230 LOT 231 LOT 263 LOTS 274 5 273 LOTS lii ill • 2$3 LOTS 314 293 • 296 LUTS 301 • 303 LOT 326 $ elluiss, civic Wotmatlon; OW to help with your shopIon f LOT S ILA. 10 To 7 ,QT J ..sgsd A Call from you will bilng a Follip visit from our roPISNaIMIuS. LOTS 3 • 4 ILESS N 30 FT OF LOT 3) ILk *0 TI 7 TOWN OF SANFORD SIC 20 TWP 19 INC 30 ----------------------- -N 30 Ft OF I 150 FT OF 5 Se eSeI1.I01(RyowN - P11 ---4 P6% 97 • 9$ 1/i ILk 10 TR 13 LOT 0 • N 1/2 OF ALLEY *DJ FLO.fIS 108111 AN TOWN OF S FORD $43.7o ON S LOTS 1 5 2 ILK 1* TI A LOT 2$ I POIN BE TTY a TOWN OP SANFORD $11.14 LOTS 29 • 30 T'OuTMAN CLAPI'NCI & L C/Oil LOTS * • 3 ILK Li TI 0 $43.25 LOT 31 FRANK WILLIAMS C 1I.NOPA L TOWN OF SANFORD $9b.71 LT 32 WILLIAMS FRANK S CLNOIA LOTS I • 1081.111 TI 0 $12.93 LV 35 SARAH HEIRS TOWN OF SANFORD $43.06 47 TROjTMA'S SCOTT ERPØST L • FPA NC [6 C LOT 4 ILK 11 TI I $13.30 T 4$ SCOT' EINI'ST • PR*NCF* T OW N OF SANFORD 15 BROWN LuCILE C/3 LOT 111.1 11 TI 0 $9.63 lOt 7) kIlT? DORA SC/fl TOWN OF SANFORD $13.30 LOTS 123 123 • 124 HOGAN S .1 I 1 1/2 Cl LOT 6 III 1* Ti G $33,$0 *34 CAMPIFLL NATHANs LIlLY 4 T OW N OF SANFO RD $13.30 , IS 151 • 152 IAS$IUII4 "110V Ur LOT 7 ILk 1* TI 0 $40.12 IR . T 171 CAMPIFLL UTHJ'S S LIZ/I' so TOWN Of SANFORD $11.66 I4T *75 EOGO HEAMA'S e GlAny N ill OF LOTS 1 • 2 ILK 11 111.66 LOT ill ALLIN JUA'Ia TI N $19.56 A TO SANFORD N 100 FT OF N 1/2 OF LOT 34 MESS I SOFT) SANFI)tD IROWN IRA $ SANFORD F $40.74 WAlE HUFY L IT AL TRUSTIES God of Proph.cy $151.21 141 FT S 98.37 FT N 7 FT P 84 Fl 1 2.23 FT 50 FT F 145.5 FT TO BEG TO SANFORD P1 1 PG 93 S 43 FT OF P5 *33 FT OF N NC INTYIF FAIl. S MANY N 1$ Ft OF LOT 25 WASHINGTON WILLIAM B • DItty R $280.94 -- S 60 FT OF LOT I? TO SANF OR D lEG 120 FT S OF NE CCI OF LOT 23 PUN S 40.93 FT W $26.72 JACKSON LEE A --- , *35 FT TO .108 I 104 FT Al *0* FT w to 'RD SLY ALG ID TO P08) S 1/2 CF N Ill Of SN 1/4 I1 U.I'Sr DAVID S 1 *101 1 SUNSHINE STATE - - - $213.09 CH(J'CH TO SANF OR D $401.12 N JIlT OF LOTS 52.3 ILK 10 TI H TOWNOF SANFORD LOT 7 • N 35 FT OF LOT I 'E''00 8tJo..ph.p31 PG ll4''''''•'''''................... S *17 PT "F w' $36.06 ty I.. n 100 F CF I FLOWERS ALICE J $204.32 122 .20 C/Oil Lot. 8 • 11 (Lose 1 51 ft Snith Nary V V 60 ft) LOT 16 ILLSS 4 236 FT) CLARK WILLIE N WOODRINE Div CORP LOT 1 ILk *0 TR P t OWN OF SANFORD ON ORANGE BLVD ..____________ FLORID A LCT YOLK *7 $299.33 SULPIZID RG.sNItT( 1130,72 IC etISS S 6 lOS CF w 27 ADS • BIG SW CDI RUN 'SLY . . ' ' patient, he said, predicting It would be doubly hard with" an Individual who knows he Is going to be killed by the injection." "It isn't as clean and Surgical and nice as it sounds," he said. it becomes law, persons stlllcn death tow in 1* for crimes committed wkwtolW would be given a choice of death by dectrocution or injection. 1 TOWN PIP SANFORD C Pt OP LOT 4 • ALL LOT 3 CLI I TI 2 TOWN OF SANFORD $ I FT OF LOT 7 • ALL LOT C ILK I TI 2 TOW N OF SANFORD PB 1 PG *27 HUGHLFTI wILLIAM I 5 She rri* Pt GILlS JAMES P$ad.11ns A HEllS HAZLEYT LYMI T LOT )ILESSN74.3FTOPW 63 FT Or LOTS 1 • 2) ILk I Ti I _1111G132 FT .4 IF S (CL ('F HAWklN ALBEIT F $53.11 TOWN OF SANFORD LOT 30 RUN N 175 FT MOb LOT 6• N 6.6 FT OP LOT 7 FT I 113 FT $ 46 Ft ILk 10 TI 3 --sEc L9 IMP IIING3O ----------------------- -TOWNOF$ANFOIO . ,,,•SsI MITES . 10(1,05 SIC 19 TWP 19$ ICE 30E LOT I ILk *0 TI 6 11$N 1/4 OF II 1/4 OF SW 1/4 RIDWINI DAVID S • ALOE F TOWN OF SANFORD $061.13 I OF ID • w 10 CM OF N 1/4 LOT 1 ILK 10 TO 7 OF Sw 1/6 OF Se 1/4 1 flF TOWN OF to wiloonli- Awnel-U-1 REFUSE CLEAN-Up The Sanford Public Works Depart. meat will be conducting a City Wide Cleanup beginning April it through - Ai thak 4 VI •ö W VVI "Ploddis OWII pulling ______________________________ Camellia Drive, D.Sary, will b ThI%W.y at s p..n., Lankford -- I VI$41 TOWN OF SANFORD -. '•N 145 FT IF w 141 FT CF LOT 48(1 17 I TO 0 LOT 7 ILk I TI 1 TOWN OF SANFORD LOT 2 • N 1/2 OF LOT 3 BLK I 4 TOWN OF SANFORD LOT I ILK rta C TOWN OF SANFORD S 1/2 OF LOT I ILk I TI 0 TOWN OF SANFORD LOTS 12 SN 4 1/2 PT OF * - restraint on the exercise of free ....Lt.. cflvi..A.!fficielL.and_!P!!L---.-- - - Arthur, Jr., Ta*Ioosa, Okia. FUnoV& d Stores, lad.; thn biothirs, Rudolf, Altoona, PAU- MRS. HINRIITTA Leggie, Rossvlfl.. Ga. and •- Funeral svvlcn for Mn. t,.r.w. ,tghmanvehi ,,nA LVI £44 VI VUS LOT 7 Il. - requirement an Impermissible C/079 $342.41 111(11 WAIGAICT J TOWNOPSANFORO ----- ' instfrauy door4o-400r solicitors. A federal judge found the $106.12 Of 31 LAND CLARICE 0 BIUTON GUY LOT 10 61.1 1 II 4 TOWN OF 'AIIFORO S 132 Ft OF 1 46 FT OF N 1*4 Ft BLI 7 TA 13 -TCw'. OF SANFORD N 90 FT OF 1 1*1 1/2 FT Or S 139 FT ILK 7 TI 13 TCNN OF SANFORD LOT I $1.1 I TI C TOWN OF SANFORD LOT 10 11.15$ N 70 FYI ILK $ TO C TOWN OF SANFORD LOT S ILK I YR 0 LOT 4 TO SANFORD E 60 FT OF N 1/2 OF LOT 3 TO SANFORD I 44 FT OF w 87 3/4 FT OF LOT TO 51111010 $324.27 F31 CINSTANCE C TOWN OF SANFORD LOTS 9 5 10 • 1 11 Ft OF VACO ST ON N 11.1 7 TO A TOWN OF SANFORD LOTS 11 • 12 • 1 11 FT OF VACO ST ON N 81.1 7 TI A TOWN OF SANFOID LOT 1 BLI 7 To C RD LOT 3 ILK 7 TI 4 TOWN OF SANFORD 14 1/2 FT OF LOT 9 S ALL . BOURCS SEC 36 TWP 19$ PCI 291 .s..s.se,iss.e• .1A 400 FT OF S 1/2 OF SC MURPHY CHAlLIS I A $252.80 1/4 OF MI 1/4 N OF IV Beatrice E Valianti " N 475 FT OF F 1273 FT OF S POOLF (AIRY I $162.21 OF SE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 N OF I 1 375 FT OF N 1013 FT OF S SMITH CLYDE IT AL TRUSTEES $143.34 1/4 OF MI 1/4 N OF RY E 1/2 OF I 1/2 OF N I/l OF HICKMAN STEVEN J C PENNY I. $261.64 Sw 1/4 OF NW 1/4 N 2/3 OF N 3/4 OF 1 1/2 OF PsUFFUIN GERALC I I MAlT N $854.13 NE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 $fI6TwPI9ING3O-.-------------............ SS*S$5ANFOIO PARIS P1 P63 *27 120 • *20 1/2 'tot I 1(15% MY 221 FT OF' ELLIOTT JOsN I' JO & DAISY I $112.37 1 WLY 194 FT$ ILK 2 LOT 6 1(155 1 143 FT • BIG PLEASANT JOSEPH 0 5 ELLA I. $1S.I$ °'-163 Ft N 5 410.7 FT MOP SE COO 11Th N 150. FT TO OIA*IGE SL VD SWLY 25 F? ON BLVD SILY TO 816 • N 97.12 .FTI ILK 4 charitable organizations to wo- TI SHORT IN A Ruly TO SANFORD N 16.6 FT OF 1 266.6 FT OF $9.31 VIRGINIA C AUTO YRAIN INC LOT 3 BLI 6 To 11 tCWI OF S AN FORD 5 21 1/3 FT OF LOT 3 ILl 7 - had a responsbllity to differen'. tinte bet ween and . ------ $247.51 CC FT AL LOT 10 • S 1/2 OF LOT 9 LOCIFI LUCY C $504.28 $LK 15 YR * TCN OF SANFORD '51'ICOINSONS SURVEY OF AN AD() TO SANFORD •••••••IS•ISSSSSSS sos* 55PI I PGS 92 • 93 1 100 FT OF LOT 3 e Dorothy 11i8.76 TOWN OF SANFORD ------.----- - $3l0.O LEE a w GR OVE JUHI WHITE SHIRLEY A T OW N Of SANFORD A eLacI (d IR 6 TCWN OF SANFOID LOT 3 • 5 21 FT OF LOT 2 ILK 6 TI 1 TCWN OF SANFORD LOtS 4 • S $1.1 4 TI I TOWN OF SANFORD LOT 1 • N 1/2 OF LOT 2 BI.* 6 TO 11 $83.08S 34 33 $6 96 - Chicago-area towns, challengIng ordinances regulating solicitation within town limits. In Its suit against Schauznburg, the environmental group said the 75percent requirement was an absolute bar to canvassing and soliciting and hampered Its constitutional guarantee of free speech. TCWNOFSANFORD ALL 6(1 4 TO 22 TOWN OF SANFORD LOT 581.1 3 TO 5 OF SANFORD S 14 Ft OF w 1/2 OF LOT 9 N 1/2 OF LOT *0 8(1 5 TO S TOWN OF SANFORD LOTS * • 2 ILK S I N 7 TCWN OF SANFOIO LOTS 9 • 10 61.1 5 Ti 10 TOWN OF SANFORD $ 71.3 FT OF 1 73.879 PT OP N 1/2 11.1 3 TO *3 TOWN OF SANFORD N 1/2 OF $E 114 6(1 3 II *3 TOWN OF SANFORD ALL MX S • N 1/2 OF VACO St 01 S TI 1$ Church of TOWN OF SANFORD I Ill OF NW 114 .1.1 S Till TCWN OF SANFORD LOT 401.1 1. TO A TOWN OF SANFORD 0011% BLaCk (ELlA 6 LOT lOLl 6 I C Thtlllps Willard A 7rsnceg Young $84.55 ThillIp. Willard & Prance. Young $84.55 LINOEI RONALD C/079 $143.17 NQ*OMN ELMER A ElLA $30.30 SEC 34 IMP LI INC 29---_______.______._ deSeGAIDA 5I PARK HOME SITES PR 4 PG 10 40T 9? Cats REALTY CORP $11.30 SEC 33 IMP 19 INC 29 -------isi MITES I BOUR OS SEC 35 TWP 19$ 1Sf 291 SC5SSeSSSSSese 1 283 FT OF w 140,64 FT OF LIPTON XAY*ThO A SUSAN $373.94 NW 1/4 OF NE 1/4 N OF RD $ 50 FT OF F 150 FT OF w NC KINNIS TOM • ANNIE LEE $191.27 ' 303 Ft OF I. 1/2 OF Sw 1/4 MI 1/4 OF SE 1/4 Wpcow*.r.dthstit - •*Se"e......e.. DLfl" I I • WINIFRED A $63.79 ,* Supreme Court Hears Case On Soliciting South Seminole AA, noon, County Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. SanfsrdSemlnole Jaycees board meetIng, 7:30 p.m. Jaycee building, 4th and French, Sanford. Semlasla Rebekah Ledge U, 8p.m., Odd Fellows, 107½ CHI .856 423 FT N • 611.46 FT w R38EITS JOEL A JAN15 C/Oil $324.51 OF $1 Cot OVt LOT 1 PUN F 30 FT N 901.6 FT N TO CT LINE S 29 1/2 DIG N TO SE CCR OF 6? 5 55 1/2 DIG F 70 PIN OF BEG SID BIG 1 193 FT OF N 218 FT OF 5 DJN A( • WINNIFPID * $201.54 ',125 FT OF N 371.11 FT CF S $03.11 FT OF GOVT LOT 1 BEG 1179.6 FT N • 46 U S W RODENTS JOEL A JAN15 C/Oil $237.66 OF SE COO OF LOT I RUN N 02 DIG W 270.3 FT S 2*6.40 Ft N 204 FT N 396 FT I 8,33 CHS S 147 FT TO Poe --------SECZoTWP1IINGZ, IS SISIS METES • BOUNDS SEC 26 TWP 195 ICE 291 •SS*.s,S*. i/l OF w 114 OF NW 1/4 LOVELESS CHARLES H $227.69 30 FT OF N $/ OF NW 1/4 $ARIOIJR %sEIwCOO F JR & $21.10 pW F Sw 1/4 ILESS I 30 FT PCI Jan. ADO S'SSSVANV.0 (AXE SUID P5 9 P 91 •S'SSI'eSSS'eSSSeS..e.e.,,,... S 150 PT OF 1 290. 43 FT OF 0111 Id VIIGIL w A DIXIE .1 $S1.3o LOT 33 k 150 F? OF 1 290.43 FT OF DERRICK VIIGIL N A DIXIE J $37.3e LOT 33 33 hESS S 150 FT iF I DERRICK vIIGIL w • Olild J $230.50 .,, - 29O .43 FT I N 150 Ft OF 1 .290.43 P71 ...SAI " SS SYLVAN ISTA'LS II 12 PG 13 SS.SI..SS...55..e..e.,.... .(Qf 33 HATES TINAT I • HELEN ( $34.12 LOT 54 HAVES TERRY I • HELEN L. $3$J -Lot si Viler Donald 0 & Antoin.tt. I $290.12 16 FT OF LOT 66 LAKE REALTY I DIV CORP $33.90 lOt 87 kELLY JUDITH F POWELL Heirs $244.76 ''"--"-------'FC 27 TiP 19 INC 29 - •SSS.. MITES . BOUNDS SEC 27 TWO 195 161.29! W boO FT OF N 1/2 OF NW IO L • Ella N & lUCY LEONARD $162.05 OF 5! 1/4 Rohror 5 30 FT OF 1 1/4 OF hE 1/4 BA R ED JI A JANE F ••j 1. OF St 1/4 'SN 1/4 OF I Ill OF NE 1/4 BAISOUR SPIEIW000 I JR • 11279.52 OF SE 1/4 :.. 7 , i10 *4 *4L AKF MARkHAM ESTATES P8 11 'GS 60 • 61 •..eee..ess.es.... LOT 21 WOODS PIED I • PAMELA I $129.41 LOT 32 FbillIps Willard & ?mnc.. Young Church; 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn, Interstate-4. and Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sortoma, noon, Ireland's. $1442.52 ILLSS 101 Killings gaged In sexual activity with them and killed them. Many of the victims were strangled either with cord or by having underwear stuffed down their throats, Cook County Medical Exam' er Robert Stein said. The last body linked to Gary - that of Robert Pied,15was pulled from the Illinois River southwest of Chicago earlier this month. Pleat disappeared last December after telling mem- 1/2 ILESS S 10 N 253.86 FT OF S 803.88 FT OF W 210 FT OF GOVT LOT I The temperature of the water In the core's cooling system has dropped below the boiling point of water to a constant 175 degrees Farenhelt. But because of damage done In the March 28 nuclear accident, the NRC Is holding off on a shutdown declaration until It Is repaired. Gacy Charged In 26 ees• METES • IOOS SEC 22 TWP 19$ 161 291 *****sees*"--' ***' * 40 CI4 OF 1 10 CII or w WILCO SALES CCII ..-------------SIC 2'. TWP II U'46 29 --------------------.e.e.s RITES • OUNCS SEC 24 TWP IQS 161 291 In Harrisburg, Pa. Itself, NRC officials said Monday they may be able to announce a cold shutdown timetable for the crippled reactor this week. - CHICAGO (UP!) John but Monday a grand jury Wayne Gacy has been charged returned the additional 28 with 28 more murder counts, counts. accounting for each of the 33 Since Gacy's arrest, authoribodies of young men and boys ties dug up 29 bodies from the now connected to the convicted earth under and around his sodonild. suburban home. Another four Gacy, who was arrested last bodies retrieved from nearby December, has allegedly conon rivers also were linked to Gary. fessed to killing at least 32 Only about half the bodies have victims after engaging In been identified. homosexual relations with Police charge Gary, 27, lured them. He originally was Indict- boys and young men to his ed on seven counts of murder, modest, one-story home, en- :.s Weight Watchers, 10 am., Lake Mary Presbyterian Route Ut. SISTER, Inc. noon, Holiday Inn. Diet Worinkop. 10 a.m. and 7p.m., Montgomery Ward, 22 REPLAT OF WIIIVA CARP problems, which he said could take "a month or so." Roger Mattson, director of reactor safety, said he leaned toward Case's view because operators of those plants have not been trained adequately to handle emergencies. - RANDOLPH SAMUEL T ------SIC 00 TWP 19 ING 29 ------------------- --SITES REPLAY OF PB 9 P65 1 20. 21 ...e.*e.. • SWLY 50 FT OF MO?qCRF RUSSELL C V. C/Oil 12211,01 CAMP Still By United Press International The Nuclear Regulatory Commission Is expected to decide today or Wednesday whether to temporarily shut down atomic power plants built by the same firm that constructed the Three Mile Inland reactor. Temperatures in the crippled nuclear core are cooling on schedule. In Washington Monday, two top NRC staff experts recommended plants built by Babcock and Wilcox be shut down for a month or so pending a review of their problems. NRC Chairman Joseph Hendrie said the commission will meet today or Wednesday to decide what to do. Harold Denton, the NRC's director of nuclear reactor regulation, said he would rather wait until more Information is LOTS I • 10 11.155 1 30 FYI ILK 4 TI Ii TAX-COST GORILY CHARLES F • TAX-COST - TOWN OF SANFORD May 1,$, is, 17-i6 RD 44 NAME S 21 FT OF LOT 2 8(1 *3 To Ii TOWN OF SANOID F LOT I OLK 14 TI 5 WILLIAMS FREDERICk H 11MITCHELL ROBERT F ------ LOTS 21 $1460.1 TOWIi OF SANFORD LOTS 6 10 $ 8(1 3 TO I TOWN OF SANFORD Lot 3 61.1 3 Ti 11 TCWN OF SANFORD LOT 4 8(1 3 TO 11 TOWN OF SAFOID I 1 112 OF LOT 9 8(1 3 TO 11 TOWN OF SANFORD 1 2 FT OF LOT S OLK 4 TI 1 TOWN OF SANFORD S 23.3 Ft OF LOT 7 • N 26.5 FT OF LOT I BLI 4 TI 1* TCwI, OF SAJ*FOID room - Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Mid-Florida REACT, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Overaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Pbwer & Light, Sanford. AA Seminole Group. 8 p.m., open discussion meeting, Seminole Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, San- LOT I 1(15% S 62.7 FYI 8L1 certificates will be sold on the following described land to pay ,.due for taxes herein set Opposite the same, together Nuclear Power Plants May Be Closed MI PATIICis INC TO 2 NAME LEGAL DESCRIPTION TOWN OF SANFORD Notice is hereby given that on the 23rd day of May, 1979 9:00 A.M. at the -'Court House in Sanford, County of Seminole. ssEX NAME Tuisdays, April 24, LEGAL DESCRIPTION ____ LAL NOTICES LEGAL DESCRIPTION Sanford, Fl. . INTPLSANFOWO._. LUJSiLi)O COS ADO TO SOUTH SANFOAD LOT 34 SSMFOIL, LOT 41 (OS ADO TO SOUTH SANFORD LOT 11 DANIELS IPTTYI j _ - ------------------- ------ vIctEss S 15 lITANY WALTl I33,e; 1260 S DUll N (HENRy H'RBIT CHIllY 1 $'5'IT • NAY'!I - -- -- " 4$ 110z.s $20.54 1440. , I t , ' �11-I v,uis Nra$j, Sefs,d, Fl. Tvudiy*, April24, May 1,1 iS, i,7 .l.EGALDI$CNIPTION NAMI TAX.COST COS AGO TO SOUTH S*NFCI0 ,10T 7$ C*4PKY H1r11a • r.atti. A. $21.2' r, (OS ADO To SOUTH SANFCNO SC•Sp COURT PS 4 PG 2 •....e...................,,.,•,,, LOT 23 !A?$OALL CURTIS F SSG eseeeso,c ACRE' P5 7 PG 52 .LOT I RUTLEOGI JAMES • DOROTHY LOT 3$ £467 MACK J*. $4• ""ELNORA SQUAKE AMENDED PLAT e 113 Mo (EOIF ANN 452 I 1S14 FT )F IOT A P1.5 IRISH Dv CORP $36.33 AMENDED iI*T ELNORA SOVA*E DI 11) PG 452 - •SCSSIRO$Ø SIDE PARR PS 4 P0 1 LOT 12 CHURl NERICI? • NATTII L $14.16 CCCSICDOISEYS SOlD P5 4 PG , •••••$S!C•$SSSSS*$IS•SS$SSS,.S,.... 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A -------- __________ ------ --. - • _ E' 3OTwP 2l '5Gj EC 3$ TwO 21 556 3* ------.----. .......... ---...-._ -..--__._____._....__.. ._....__ - -----.-- .--------.-_.._.. ----------.-......._ -----......_.._ a , •--.---.-.-..-_ U ..._._.__._..__ _____ ---..-... ' --------.w.._.-._. • I, 1 -i2 - Crash Kills DeLand Woman Steady rains in the Sanford area as well as tlroughotfl the state may have contributed to the accidental death of an elderly DeLand woman, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The woman was killed pavement, spun around three times and crashed into the pole on the south side of the road. Rescue workers from the Seminole County Fire and Rescue Squad worked for more than 30 minutes before freeing Mrs. Collier, the and her husband injured Tuesday night when the car they were traveling in spun out of control and smashed into light pole on U.S. Highway 17-92, about 24 miles north of Sanford near the entrance to the Central Florida Zoological Highway Patrol said. Philip Collier, 80, received a concussion and Park. Sanford Port Authority crash, the Highway Patrol said. The Highway Patrol said Mrs. Collier's age has not been determined. A spokesman Troopers investigating stretch of pavement where the accident occurred had substantial amounts of standing water -and may have contributed to the driver's loss of control. Patrol said Mice Collier mixed blessings to Sanford and county firefighters. Mike Roush, a Seminole County firefighter, said the rain would cut down on the numerous brush fires which have been occurring at Seminole Memorial Hospltal in Sanford after she was pulled from the wreckage of the car her husband, Phillip, was driving at the time of the accident. The Highway in the open fields of the county, but he said a rain after a drought tends to increase the hazards to Patrol said the car was traveling eastbound on 1792 when the driver lost control on the rain-slicked motorists. "What happens after we get a rain following a drought Is that the water tends to bring out the tar and oils on the roads. Until we've had a couple of days of rain, the oil remains on the road and gets very slick, making driving hazardous," he said. Sanford Fire Chief George M. Harriett said he welcomed the rain and believes it should cut down on the grass fires his IT Herald 84.11 WrIter At age 10 Eddie Korgan, 2405 Orange Ave., SardOrd, shows the quickness of hands, the steady concentration and the speed and strength needed to be a good catcher. Indeed. Eddie has played every inning of every game for his Ftagship Bank team, now In first place In the Little American League. Through six games he has pounded out seven hits in 16 times at bat for a blistering AN average. What makes Eddie different from other aspiring baseball playm in thMhegivesthecredit for his athjet1c ability not to the babe week he pursues his other passion - billet. "1 got my coordination from dancing. That's what has made use a good athlete," said the blonde-haired youth. For four years Eddie has been taking lesions at the School of Dam Arts in Sanford. He said his life's ainl4lon is to become a singer and a dancer. Eddie wknhts that taking ballet 1i is not always ws- - The Catcher Polk said he' will be meeting with the county commIssIon munications center, records and photocopying machine and other items will total $104,473. The cost per square foot of office space will average $2., for the first year, Etchberger said, much less than the $4.75 to $5.25 average cost per square foot of renting office space in the area. The second year coot including rental, maintenance and utilities will average $2.80 per square foot, he said, while third year costs will average $3.17 per square toot and fourth year costs $3.43 p.r sqair, loot. fair condition by it hospital attorneys predict the trial may spokesman suffering multiple conclude either late Friday or Circuit Judge It happened about 8 am. on a head, neck and chest injuries. Monday. for facial Clarence T. Johnson is SOIl treated Monday. A DeBary 1mm and his His four-year-son were traveling in cuts and released from the presiding. ZeButh is contending he wa s a pickup truck when it stalled at hospital. Almost a year and a f permanently injured from the a railroad crossing in the path later, ZeButh's suit has reached collision and is suing for of an approaching train, Foster ZeButh, then 29, court against the Seaboard damages. Although the incident ocInanaged to shove his son, Paul, Coastline' Railroad Company through a window of the truck and Auto-Train Corporation. lie curred in Volusia County, the before the Auto-train made is suing both firms for damages trial is being held in Seminole County b!'cause the Florida impact. The collision occurred he suffered in the collision. office of Auto-Train as Footer hilllself was jumping Now in its third day at the corporate Corporation is located in from his truck, he says. The SCII.inole County Courthouse, Sanford. date is Oct. 17, 1977. The auto-train pickup truck collision occurred at It grade crossing on Barwick Road, just -_ west of U.S. 17.92 and north of the St. Johns River Bridge in Around The Clock ..........4-A Dr. Lamb ..... .............2-B Volusla County. Bridge ........... ......... 2-B Horoscope ................. ZeButh and his son were Calendar ... ............ . 5.A Hospital ...................2-A transported Comics .................... 2-B OURSELVES .............. to Seminole 1.8 Memorial Hospital in Sanford Crossword .................z-a Sports.. .... s-l.A by Beacon Ambulance at- Editorial.... ...... . ... . ....4-A Television 8-B tendants. ZeButh was listed in Dear Abby .................1-B Weather ......... .... . .... 2-A - By GEOFFREY POUNDS Eddie Korgan In addition after the June 1 move, Polk said he will no longer need to lease the five to six offices currently used by his departlnent at the Sanford Masonic Building or Building I at the Sanford Airport. "Everything will be consolidated wider one roof except the new jail at Five Points," Polk said. "I'm tr)ing to gaze into my crystal ball and believe rather than tearing all the cells out at the old jail," Polk said, "one cell block of 18 should be kept intact." "After we IIIOVC into the new building and see how we are going along, we'll be able to tell better how many of the old cells should remain," Polk said."If we can hold 18 in reserve it will save taxpayer money in the long run," he said. Of the IIIOS'e itself, the sheriff said specialists will be moving computers, photo-copying machines, the cohllIIIunications center and the records machinery. The remainder of the IflUVI2 will be accomplished by sheriff's department personnel on a weekend near June 1, Polk said. To clay Firefighters work to free trapped woman. -Jwes * ftft Prei,c Avuuijs I the p.m. Tuesday. Today's rain brought The Florida Highway Iflullications center. justify the needs of his .epartment for the space in the top two floors of Building 310. Meanwhile, Jeff Etchberger, director of the county's Offi'e of Management, Analysis and Evaluation said rental costs of the facility for the remainder of this fiscal year are $10,000 plus costs of carpeting and general renovations, installation of an elevator. Air conditioning and necessary repairs will cost about $52,096 for the remainder of this fiscal year ending Sept. 30. He said reduced rental the first year will offset 80 percent or more of the renovations or repair work. Costs for the first year including operation of utilities, maintenance, custodial at $26,877, plus moving telephones, comspace committee to By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer said more than 1.2 inches of rain fell in the 244ow period ending at 8a.m. this morning. However, the spokesman said the majority of the rain, more than .9 percent, fell since 4 the accident noted the was dead on arrival for - Train-Truck Crash Civil Trial Underway lacerations from the Why waste time and energy running all over town looking for that new job, or Apartment, or antique chair ... cr whatever it Is that you're looking for? Now you can stop looking and start cooking in the Classified! You'll find pages Of listings for selling, renting ... Just about anything and everything wider the sun, and the price Is rlit because you eliminate the middlema& Classified Ads are p'ace for all sorts of merchandise and services., plus they're an Inexpensive way for you to advertise anything you have to sell! Turn those "don't wants" Into cash, and cash moo the bargains galore! Jump riit in and check out our QauIfled listings rinow. I Herald Photos by Tern Vincent Rain Said Possible Accident Cause gn" ' T$U* Rescue workers provide aid to DeLand woman while still in the car Call 3224611 nb ---- o?,, ___.. Take aF1 se r L"1194041 Ue Classified Is the Beg Place for Values and the Best Value Around! Seminole County Sheriff John offices and communications center will be consolidated under one roof beginning June 1 for the first tune in many years. The consolidation was approved unanimously by the board of county conunissioners as the final action in a lengthy meeting that extended past I a.m. today. The commissioners, On the advice and rccollunendatjon of the sheriff, voted to lease Building 310 at the Sanford Airport and authorized Colnmission Chairman Bob French to execute a lease agreement previously negotiated with the airport authcrity effective June I for a period of two years with two-year renewable options up to 20 years. The lease costs were set for the first four years with lease costs thereafter negotiable. The building contains 41,000 square feet of space. Polk wants to use the second and third floor of the facility and part of the first floor. Some 4,000 square feet in Building 310 would be used for other county functions if Polk's recoininendations are approved. The move will free-up, for Other county purposes, 10,546 square feet of space at the old Polk's administrative jail only an 18-cell block will remain for housing of prisoners --and a 350 square feet office in the courthouse currently housing the sheriff's corn- call the activity "sissy." "It's not just the other kids his age, It's the parents as well," says Eddie's father, Edward Korgan Sr. "They go to the studio to plck up their daughters and at Eddie and wonder why a boy would be diüg that. "I'm really proud Eddie has the aecilty and the good sense not department has been battling, lie said Ui the past two weeks then' have been four such fires and said the potential for others was See RAINS. Page 2A • ..... Ill To Ballet to be bothered by the pressure." Eddie himself Is somewhat more blunt in reacting to criticism from those who feel ballet is not a manly pursuit. He says he "would pop anyone" who called him a sissy. "I think some of the other kids are jealous. Maybe they'd like to be doing what I am but are afraid to try," he said. His spunk is encouraging to his teachers at the studio. Valerie Weld said the male dancers in her classes who succeed in dance are usually the tougher, more athletic types. "Often it's the ones who can put up a good scrap on the playground that make the best dancers," she said. "Ballet is an extremely athletic activity, a man has to be strong and he also has tobethe type that can't beintinddatedif he's going tobe able to dick with It." There are only three other males taking ballet lessons at the studio. Mrs. Weld said the boys who continue for more than two years usually get serious about the art. It is convincing them to get darted that is the real hurdle, she said. In that area, Eddie W been a good role model, she said. "Eddie has a real good influence on the boys In the audience during a recital," she said. 'Particularly the ones yowlier than himself. They see what be does and they make up their own minds to try it." Eddie sa d he saw an ad ma newsp@W for the dance studio and See CIIE1JIT, Page 2* Eddie Korgan - The Dancer .' ..... � 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 24, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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I- - ------ -------•-'• list Year, No. 192—Sunday, April 1, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—( USPS 48.280)—Price 25 Cents En gineers Race To Avert Nuclear Plant Emer gency W ASHINGTON (UPI) - Nu. Clark said the reactor re.vents boiling up to 560 degrees, spection and enforcement. He chance of a melt-down, he said, clear engineers face tilprece. malned in a stable condition - temperatures above that level said the decisions to be made " dented decisions on what to not getting any hotter and not can cauie cooling water to boil are unprecedented. wifl recommend preceaIn the next few days at Three cooling to any !neazureable around some fuel elements. Mile Island power plant in degree. "We ultimately face the risk Early today, the NRC report. of a melt-down, (depending on) PwniyIvan to avert further He said the potudlal rift Recordings of radiation the ed It was investigating the the manner In which we cope range from the "real air around the site "are very possibility a hydrogen gas with the problem.I)p.n41ig peaone. low," officials said. Between one-fourth siblhlty" of partial "i.lth at half of tie explosion occurred in the wblth o1ons are taken and the uranium fuel to th i in . They also said inspectors had reactor containment building a what changes are made, we can "minlacule" thence the reactor crippled reactor core are domaged — but, split, edofmilk at sixand dairies hours after the Initial plant get the core Into trouble. At core could melt. A total malt. -- the aran the plant did rootin few faflureWecinesday. pIy melted some pointwemtCooldown downwouldbethwty of excessivedetect radiation In the milk. No one knows, according to the core." heat. Damaged rods are re theoretical atomic plant Temperatures at three own NRC officials, Just how bed If there Is even a mtafl disaster. strictlng the flow of cooling In the pressurized reactor core conditions really are Inside the water and emitting NO levels have been measured at between reactor. of radiation, according to 560 degrees to more than 700 What officials do know is that Nuclear Regulatory Comnnils. degrees Fahrenheit. Although plant workers managed by late son estimates, presslwe in the reactor . Friday to stabilize the reactor ThINRc also said workers at _______________ in a relatively safe "parking" the plant have started building condition, allowing active cool. -, '• ' ' . - - State Ener9y DIaI.A.Crjsjs risI ffortsto stop and offering e hope of a breathing period WASHINGTON (UPI) - of several days. C s The Nuclear Regulatory The The next step will be to Commission let up a plot how to get rid of specisi telephone number the bubble and resume efforts SaHye Fields Bentley displays awards oto&y to adte the ng on the" hydrogen to A n the latest developments "reoomnwje. In an auxiliary en reactor. A at the Three Mile Island offI building, where ft could be said Friday, could leaJ nucl power plant. to a partial or total "meltdown" By MAX ERJULEfl4Jj most = HftIM&aUWdte, around the recombiner to type reactor problem. could hear updated, tape protect workers from radloac. "We are faced with a decision There Is no deadline for President Carter to act on Go,. Bob recorded messages about tivity associated with the (on how to Proceed) within a Graham's recommendation that Florida 'duties be allowed to the nuclear accident at the hydrogen. I few days, rather than hoirs" burn high sulfur content fuel to avert blackouts rohootthe NRC spokesman Kenneth Rarrbarg Sl4.$ plant by calling said Dudley Thompson of the date. However, power officials warn brown oits and hiackosta By DONNA ET!S commission's office of In- could begin next month U action Is not taken soon. The concrete bltur. ock Mrs. Bentley has been married foryearo Graham declared a 904ay state of anerv emergency Friday I• S andasked Carter for a national declaration liftingfederalClean nishad inside Mud Wanted Arnold L Bentley, who Hundreds of former wlthanaxt1quecij., dandar prohihiung burning of high udhr_ NOW Operates a tax service In Local 01 Ic e students from Sanford and I e S Is used by the bsn.vei the cwnwdty. They have around the nation are The society and other c d1l* • • expected to gather In . LI' • • munity On5qt- a • ____ I. - -W tbss5jj7 net he MM to togafly wn ettord pahn Swiday to trnssSam p --t ? -a class of 40. I don't know U I takes action. I - 8sllys ,Ida - G honor 5tj Ruling bow I did N. Our school was Dudley, who taugid them "That does not immediately reU@V@ W problam'" said Ili= of of those community. In the Uttle Red rendin& writing arid withGraham's action, "Bid It Is a relief to us. This Is just one step hi minded dtlsuis who had A recent United States Schoothouse. It was an practical decision rather than a legal one Ins ourt metic during her 39% years the process." co4lgned on the bank note. rulft lice frmZ.' car s unsealed building with an said Karcher. as a school teacher at ' Mrs. Bentley retired as a fie' Te r Graham promised to implement a rigid energyconservation Mm Bentley Iron potbellied stove and of "I j don't think It was something Goldsboro Elementary we plan, including stepped up enforcunud of the kn1le-an how UMM in d iwo, hoJshstul wood box. There were SchooL should be doing," Karcher said of the stops, speed limit and cutting of energy use lpervegd by date agencies. seesmanyofthepupjge a i three cicocms for line of ii ng "because we don't have the manpower to And, at the same Urns, Under provisions of the clean air act, power companies are the chiefs of police In Sanford and taugtd years ago width - first, second and third tied up in that sort of thing" these students at the April 9 allowed only to burn fuel with a sulfur content lom than one numbered at times a1Jf J grades With the kitchen In event will be helping her with the police percent. However, Enon, the primary petroleum supplier for AdMittibi he is not sure U the ruling Is a members of two cnpIete the 'nI'4dle of the first and chiefs. Polk said although he Is not thoroughly pay off the remaining FP&L said since the Iranian revolution the supply of low sulfur good law, Casaelberry Chief George Karcher generations of families, second grades and we acquainted with the case involving the ruling, 7,000 mortgage and other content fuel has been izderriçted. conceded he has certain "reservations" about "They write tome from all kerosene lamps. Fresh he still considers the Supreme Court decision the &oyernor' request was initiated after the Depeitnurt of $04mves for the yurdd Over Um counfil And @and cooked food was available . further hampering law Friendship and union Envlronznentai Regulation (DER) Issued a rso Wl Ibey tying t for the chftm,,, do add. "I really clont know if it's a good decWon,-, Pictures of their children-ot q'vjatjon the Ire LN hands of police. My men Benevolent Society clean air Standards be lifted I" WOOL Her teaching career Teaching methods have felOrVations about the clon't practice those top for license and building at the emw of FP&L could run out of fuel in the Wd few days, Said Jake spanned a period Of time Improved aom@ over the effsd Of the ruling- :s it as another means registration checks, so we don't feel the d. Smatli and lacn* *"tL Varna, secretary of DEL The other M1t1u could face serious who many dwiges were to Us down the police, WIS the Wrands years, but there are not facts, but it makes police more aware the # I supply trouble by the first of May, be add$& 1% Old Is pl anned aUi taking place n the methodshMUdy aPeriods Raft. courts are astablisidng laws, rather than the Burns Saw locauy FP&L Sh 1111kdoury Baptist enough Nd to I" of @&WWOn- She WAS A acmesta legislative as it Should (lurch In Sanford. Should be," Polk Pndhiykmg second grade teacher Children we attending too noWd. read Mrs. Dudley is one of per.. arrested during most of her career, many He said his officers will stop a motorist to i. 1 g. those persons in "j "In my personal opinion, I think It's bad "When the ability to 8ee ENERGY, Page U ask for Identification In cases where there has *obrnflty who psrsonahly -_ and I dill do," the said. —i f j. discipline children was been a as'es of burglaries or other crimes In .elied a bank note to "You divldi.l could have knowledgeof iomstiü taken away from teachers a particular am. "But, that generally is coW for contruft of illis Vow in *A me YM, bft wrong, bs Today And Bible reading wss . during the early.morrijn1 hours and we tail block Wft Jw 1W moo* and **gy "Ma COW is " protty lib".11 W= Away, it really did the MOW* we'rechecking him out because year-old organization adI pit a kick olg of tb@L =08INN to the publk Both BUUW And Karcher SAW their there be" b" ArnWIWCbek ..... 4-A IM does ped wab in 11Was WN WdcMq & plant 0 SaVand crimes in the area deu*sdonot schools. Children today the 4I1IU7. l SOW nw arid develop as they know they won't be that hour. If he uves in the area, he un. Ca::::::::: 3 facility replaced a -:::: i-a.a neadIag --- • "We haven't done fraific dope for a long derdande that procedure Is for his own 111111011 WAS -i " -Vp • e U Urns, Protection. U he doesn't live there then he Crosswind .................4.1 8 Th.mo,, $0 hilt trc stops to check should have a good reason for being there, say Editujal .................44-A Telovidos ............... ................. licenses and more a 3or4lzsthe morning," .................... - Wiathar ................... -. Processor designed to reduce the hydrogen gas concentration in the reactor's contaimnent Wilding. Officials uLl they hoped to reduce the prempAre by Siphon. Ri lay Students To Honor ',Q QUO Teacher l - so, I ? ?? I Special Election Called For SliverwHatred ra ani jo,s was .- == -Ej of Osneila Coudy wW - • qtal.. y Wats said. Her cosimts ware members of the &lv.r4klred ., t'gWatws are00 years old and 1111111116W ad Mike Mrwc% 0older and registerd 'R 1. 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Sunday, April 1, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4ii LI 17 II NA11ON BAKING • ji.h) A{WOW IN BRIEF I • United Airlines Strike •• Brings Flig h t Cancellations WASHINGTON (UP!) Some 18,800 mechanics and ground crew workers went on strike at midnight Friday against United Airlines, the nation's largest airline with about 130,000 daily passengers. United canceled its 1,600 daily scheduled flights through Monday, April 9, but said it is accepting additional reservations for flights scheduled for Tuesday, April 10, and thereafter. Spokeanien for American Airlines and Trans World Airlines in Chicago said they will try to absorb most of the passengers who had planned to fly United. CAKE I .P•• • • J] ( 1 11 ft \ : f '%•\ • : . •;I • " • '• , ' • . a '• • . • •i pi •• ... • • 1 • .; . _____ .1 • —. • Herald photo by Tom _. Netsel -- ExaSem*inole Legislator Is Disbarred_ 1 Some Members Of Crew Missing From Burned Ship CHARLOTTE AMALIE, (U.S.) Virgin Islands (UP!) — Authorities were uncertain today whether a blaze that destroyed a luxury cruise ship and threatened a dockside uel depot had trapped several crewmembers on board. Officials who battled the flames well into this morning in St. Thomas harbor said all 700 American and European passengers In the 24,0004on Italian liner Angelina lauro were safe. But there were conflicting reports of casualties among the 400 crewmembers. A Red Cross spokesman said at least three persons were killed, while a U.S. Coast Guard spokesman said he knew of no confirmed casualties. Teamsters Strike Possible SALT Agreement Near WASHINGTON (UP!) — Substantial differences remained Saturday as the Teamsters union and trucking Industry tried to avert a possible midnight strike deadline. "We're at a very tense and delicate place right now," said chief federal mediator Wayne Horvltz. Late Friday, sources close to the bargaining said the two sides had reached agreement on major wage Issues that would give the Teamsters a three-year pact with about a2$to3o percent boost. That would appear to place them well above President Carter's voluntary wage-benefit guideline limit of a 7 percent yearly Increase, but administration inflation fighters granted the bargainers flexibility that could allow them to remain technically within the anti-inflation WASHINGTON (UP!) The state of health of Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev remains as a question mark over a Strategic Arms Limitation agreement between Moscow and Washington. Both sides are considering the possibility that Brezhnev's health may mean the SALT agreement, which has been under negotiation for nearly seven years, will have to be signed without the formality of a summit. Although several more negotiating sessions will be required to overcome remaining differences on rules banning the encoding of missile test results, administration officials said Friday an agreement on a SALT II treaty could come within 10 days. Martin Won't Be Prosecuted WASHINGTON (UP!) — The Justice Department will not prosecute former U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam Graham Martin on charges he mishandled classified documents by leaving them in his car before it was stolen. Some of the classified documents — including military records with maps of U.S. missile sites In Vietnam and letters from former President Richard Nixon — may Mill, however, be missing. Terrence Adamson, a department spokesman, said Friday "a significant consideration" in the decision not to prosecute Martin was his age, 66, and his present physical condition. Judge Johnson Nominated • •I_ . _,,AIø. • . • ' c, tIke \ , — ... v 1 To celebrate completion of their cake decorating . class taught by Joan Cameron , owner ofThe Cake Box, students created this cooperative ~*r 4_ wedding cake ex7 travaganza Wednesday . ', night at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. Class looks on with pride as teacher gives the fin ishing touch. .••. i WORLD IN BRIEF MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) — U.S. District Judge Frank M. Johnson, who turned down the job as FBI director two years ago because of poor health, has been nominated by President Carter for a seat on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Carter announced Friday that he was nominating the 60 year-old Jolion for the appeals court )u4ahIp crested by law last year. Johnson, who was Carter's first choice as FBI director in 1977, has served for 14 years as chief judge of the Middle District of Alabama where he won a national reputation for his historic rulings on civil rights, mental health and prison reform. Five Killed In Fire JERSEY CITY, N.J. (UP!) — Five people, including three children, were killed In a tenement blaze Friday night, raising the number of flre.related deaths In this waterfront city to 20 since late January. City Fire Chief John Mullins said the blaze, which left about 25 people homeless, was not considered suspicious. The victims were Identified as Manuel Corderno, 57; his two daughters, Loins, 10, and Blanc., 11; Migdalena Oldlneres, 25, and her two-year-old no, Lester. Neither Side Willing WASHINGTON (UP!) — Doubts in North Carolina about the federal govenlnent's determination to desegregate the state's colleges and universities should be dispelled by now. The Department of Health, Education and Welfare and 11 other federal agencies filed suit in_'f'üMrativ. law court Friday asking federal assistance to the Mate be shut oft. North Carolina stands to lose umuchas$omillion annually if the case Is imresolved. Neither aide appears willing to give. Uvo The Trains Rally WASHINGTON (UP!) — Folk singer Arlo Guthrie will ride anaidsnger.dap,cios— the Montrealer train —to Washington Tuesday to sing "Disappearing Railroad Blues" at a "Nationwide Save The Trains Day" rally. The Friends of the Railroad are holding the rally to protest the Trenapoilatlon Department's plan to cut ma baif of AnMeak's service. Friende' — Tsrry Flibsdy said Senate Majority' ndITTP.bsst Byrd, D'W. V449 has been fim,tted io play his. with GstheIsan4hi, "—deak" bend at the Patricia HeOrit To Marry MN FRANQ$) (UPI) Nn — b* is sad kide vld PlcIs Hearst vii meevy the m id in irotict her IM. I in Navy chapilen TrawAre Island in San Fracini lay. The Rev. Ted D10. - 1sc4M 1tr 1410 heeded a ganivdtI,, Ia free M Heard from peAse., will marry the comçIs in a.prtvis doW located asmauly behind the Navyhem's dddbk tcs Miss Hearst, * md her p.ic.m bias, lard Shaw, 33 in 117$ while he was en bar penis bsdygawt Divsd and lbs far of two chides., he Is w — (fJ$P$ 01*) T- 5sy..4H L1$7P—Vat. 71, Me. 12 rsrj.j,.ájk.y,escspssaiurl.,w The $aIerlN.rsao. li *N,FvImst lee., 5aW4 Pie. urn. soilled ', '"1' ftid as ssvt Pious sun 16jime ow,eery :W$.15 ceesi Mse*, U.$a S MiN*L $15.Oa Yea,, US.N. Iv Mail: *i.$1CNN, Miall umf6 ri *M, Year, __________ ____________ ByMA)ftIULETIAN te,' ted of embezzling Herald Staff Writer $27,000 from a real estate E. Pope (Sandy) Bassett, a escrow account of a client Maitland attorney, who several monthh ago, began represented Seminole County in serving a six-month term at the the Florida Legislature in the Orange County Court Alternative Center on March 23. late 1960s and early 1970s, Bassett had pleaded no been disbarred by the Florida eontest to the charge. • Supreme Court in a unanimous decision. The alternative center ui According to a clerk in the located onSR44l in a converted Tallahassee office of the motel across from the Ben Supreme Court, Bassett was White Raceway. The center has with charged allegedly a work-release program for misusing four trust accounts in certain Inmates with approval his care. of the circuit court. The former state represenBassett, a former Altamonte WASHINGTON (UP!) — Federal officials Friday said eight other atomic power reactors In five states may have cooling system problems similar to the ones that triggerd the emergency at Three Mile Island plant In Pennsylvania. A Nuclear Regulatory Commission official said the stricken Three Mile Island No.2 plant at Harrisburg, Pa., and the other eight all were built by Babcock and Wilcox, one of the nation's major nuclear power plant engineering Babcock and Wilcox plants for cooling system problems. An NRC official later said his agency had been discussing with operators of the Babcock and Wilcox reactors the possibility of problems related to feedwater pumps in the cooling system. Failure of a feedwater pump at Three Mile Island No. 2 Wednesday caused a reactor shutdown, led to multiple equipment failures and human errors, touched off radiation releases that continued through Friday and posed the threat of future melting in the reactor core. Most of the problems In this week's emergency &P, peared related to plant cooling systems, although the NRC said some reflected faulty decisions. NRC memos and letters from Babcock and Wilcox attached to the memos described problems dating back a year with plant cooling systems and the computer system that controls them. A Feb. 28 memo by Normal Moseley, chief of the NRC reactor inspection office, showed an NRC reactor inspee. tor, J.S. Creswell, believed cooling system problems should be considered and resolved by the agency's In addition to the stricken plant, officials said other reactors with potential cooling system problems include Three Mile Island No. 1, a twin to the crippled reactor; Oconee Nos. 1, 2 and 3 near Greenville, S.C.; Crystal River No. 3 at Crystal River, Fla.; Rancho Seco near Sacramento, Calif.; Davis Bess. near Cleveland, Ohio, and Arkansas No. 1, at Russellville, Ark. NRC documents made available to UP! by the Union of Concerned Scientists, a nuclear safety group, showed an NRC Inspector earlier this year urged a review of all the Carter Stays fX 4'.. • ,. 1 • p. licensing boards "on a generic basis for all B&W plants." An NRC spokesman said no such overall review had been made by the time of Wednesday's accident. "There have been repeated malfunctions In Babcock and Wilcox cooling systems that seem to indicate an inherently unstable and unsafe method for supplying Babcock and Wilcox plants with vital cooling capability," said Robert Pollard, a former NRC official who is now on the UCS staff. Pollard Pollard said "acute problems" had been recorded at Seco and at Davis Basso. He said Davis-Besse plant had at least four forced shutdowns In 1978—on Jan. 6, Jan. 21, Jan. 22 and Aug. 2 — due to feedwater pump failure. The concerns voiced Jan. 8 by Creswell and forwarded to NRC licensing boards Feb. 28 by Moseley wele based on a variety of problems at Davis Besse. Those problems included the possibility coolant flow might dislodge fuel, cooling system pressure shifts and "extreme" control difficulties. WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter says the Three Mile Island nuclear plant accident "will probably lead Inexorably" to more stringent safety standards for America's nuclear power facilities. Carter was briefed repeatedly Friday on developments at the plant in the Harrisburg, Pa., area where severe damage resulted in release of uncontrolled radiocative emissions, and he left word on retiring to be awakened at any hour during the night. rn' - a' - • - - ' I • •• - TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) An overwhelming majority of Iranians voted to replace 2,500 years of monarchy with an Islamic Republic in a two-day referendum, election officials said today. Interior Minister Ahmad Sadr Haj Syed Javada an. nounced that the voting had been extended by four hours, but election officials said reports from across Iran indicated a huge majority had voted for the Islamic Republic. - I. ' - • - - ••— • ............. ;• I.L ,; .-;t. . •• . .. 1 • . , . •. .• . - •• • • ... •.;:,,• :,..j..:. '-'.-' -- Herald photo by Tom N.tsel EYEING THE A career in forestry is shown being explained by Ben Knop (on the tractor to students at Crooms high School In Sanford. About soo students heard about career opportunities in dozens of fields throughout the school's 'Career Day.' . OPTIONS • - ..• • 01 The president planned to travel to Wisconsin later today for appearances at political fundraising events in Wausau and Milwaukee. However, press secretary Jody Powell said "it remains to be seen" whether Carter will be able to make the trip. He ordered federal agencies to aseist Pennsylvania authorities In the fields of safety, health and welfare during the • •'I'• - •• .4:i • • • —..•_.,•_••.____ - U• * .*u.q.n.1.... return from Jerusalem last November, Sadat was to defy Arab calls for his assassination by driving in an open car along the 12lle route from Cairo airport to his suburban residence. Hundreds of buses, trucks, vans and taxis were ferrying people to various points along the route The vehicles were bedecked with palm and olive branches and pictures of Sadat p aflu Egyptian n ags. Loudspeakers along the route blared national songs. The crowds shouted: 'Sadat, we give our lives for you, and t, God be with :,ou. Security at the airport was n.....m,*.*..• a51 —.menL "as I L•PL•II•U LU •IIU all government-to-government aid programs between the Arab states and Egypt, to suspend Egypt's membership in all Arab organizations, and to totally break all diplomatic relations with Egypt within a month. The sources in Iraq quoted Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister PrinceSaudAlFaisalushaving told the delegates in a closed door session: We are no less Arab than any one on you. we do not want to be accused of being imperialists or anti-Arabs." Saudi Arabia, one of the more moderate Arab slates in the Middle East was believed to have been opposed to cutting all MOMMY MAKES BELIEVE Junior mix 'n match coordinates In great spring colors. Polyester-cotton gauze-look fabric. Madras plaid blazer in shades of green, gold and rose with solid color pants, skirts and tops to match. Strong men bending bars of steel, lions leaping through hoops of fire, clowns with funny faces, and beautiful ladies on the tightrope entertained the youngsters at Krayola Kollege day care center, 708 S. Elm Ave., Friday. The talented performers were actually parents of the children who put on the grease paint for a make believe circus in preparation for a field trip next week to Circus World to see the real thing. The Wilt. House approached On accident In a low key manner Friday morning, saying the president was concerned and had been in touch with Pennsylvania Gov. Richard 1rnburgh. By only afternoon, however, presidential sides went Into high gear and the Whit. House took on a crisis air. price 2 Junior spring coordinates. • • • ••* • - • -_ U - 4. . Blazer; orig. 22 Sale $11 Herald Photos by Tom N.ts.l Blouse; orig. 16 Sale 8 Some Residents Flee Area Skirt; orig. 21 Rogis fratlon for Term NA ót BAJINBRIDGE, Pa. (UPI) she pulled into the school lot to what to think." suitcase and their valuables In bi front of Bainbridge Elimen- pick up 7-year-old twins, An angry service station a light brown steel strong box tary School, two fifth grader, Kimberly and Kirk. manager two blocks from the sat in one corner of the kitchen GA down the Storm and Stripes "Hurry Kirk," she yelled at school said, "I hope they blow while their 13.momgb.old dau* withodbetbaringto told it, than her Ion who was having some up the whole place and shut it terDebblesuckedona bottle of hurried beck inside the red parting words with a buddy. down. What I m.en Is that It punche beick school building. "I wait to go on the bus, should be shut down forever." Memeats before, Go,. Dick Moimny," said Kirk defiantly. When Gov. Richard Thorn. Mark and Julie Sipling Tabirj had ordered 33 "NO Kirk, ft'tskss too long," shuttered themselves inside bUll r1Uwid that all pret ichoole in the ares surrsumdlug to said worriedly, ceasing him their farnlieise a half mile 111101 worm and preschooler, the 11okW4 These Mile into the ear. from the plant, pacing nervous- lea"the am, the WpJbigs, l'powsrplcfoeedasa By Friday afternoon, hivw ly in the kitchen and listening both 23, were ready to go to ad* PmwAWL deeds of families with childeen for the latest civil defense Mark's mother's house In 7% two YOM 110111011' guArdl had sft this .palJ town of ISO. bulletin on the radio. Marietta, Pa., about seven ware taking no chences of Others ,. om himiedjy Their clothes pecked In a miles to the south. 11111yingtooIen1inapo(tIai1y stuffing personal belongings radioactive zoal. Michael Into trunks of cars in preparaTrestle, 14 and Michael Paris, tIon to hays. 13 enld they wire leaving to Meat said they would day May with relatives whore it wall away for atienMa week, If not odor. Parints— sowelatwsd don't kno&M ow what to t others Mvofacsd with wrinkled about the sMsMls,s hire arsyma-heows—masto pick içlhelr aid one semi aid Ms — Seminole Community College is Sale 1 0.50 under way Pant; orig. 17 Sale 8.50 RegIstration Hour,: Day MN..M.:iO...41 Roll-sleeve top; orig. 22 NlSkt: Mo. Thers. M00 PM PM Sale $ 11 Classes start April 25 nommong - "I'm leaving as soon as I can for Iawniou (about 72 mM,, km me pinM). I'm scared for OW "nddPMrlda Mar11,, who yen near tears en __ Seminole Community Cole,. their station wagon. "We have bm Siva so m uch files in. formation by Metropolitan Fsss (which runs the power pinM) that we jut don't knew .- - • . - .•-.••- •••. . .• • SaMoMe Fla.32"1 - •.___._•_ • - •- —....... •••• ••-••. • --------------------- - — - - (315) M1451 ; JC 1 For additional Information contact SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17-92 and State St. Open Mon. tlwu Sat. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. — is I nne ORLANDO DOWNTOWN 13$ N. Orange Ave. Tues., Wed., Thurs & Sat. 9:30 A.M.-6 P.M. Mon. and Friday 9:30 A.M.4:30 P.M. Open Open ' By United Press International very tight. Crowds were kept at diplomatic ties or its economi c Hard-line Arab ministers a distance of several hundred aid to Egypt, which totals about reportedly agreed today to yards from the presidential $2 billion a year, but the sources Impose a total economic em- lounge, said the Saudis had agreed: to bargo against Egypt and to Deputy Premier Fikry withdraw their ambassador immediately withdraw their Makram Ebeid said the tumul- from Cairo. ambassadors from Cairo in thus welcome was tantamount A. If the report that the Uws retaliation for the signing of a to a referendum saying yes to peace treaty with Israel. the leader and yes' to peace. It had joined more radical Arabs But while Egyptian President will be a slap in the face to all in isolating the Egyptians :is Anwar Sadat was being de- reject ionists, skeptics and, correct, it would mark a nlajpr policy change for the Saudjs. nounced in Baghdad, Iraq, slogan-peddlers." about five million Egyptians The agreement in Baghdad to Cairo's state-controlUd werearrivinginCairo — whose take strong meaures against newspapers Friday dowhstreets were bedecked with Sadat was a clear victory for played the consequences of t he flags, victory arches, peace Arab hard-liners such as Iraq, possible economic sanctions, posters; and doves — to give Libya, Syria. and the Palestine saying the volume of trade Sadat a hero's welcome from Liberation Organization over between Egypt and all the his treaty-signing trip to the more moderate Arab states. radicals does not exceed $37 Washington. Sources in Baghdad said million a year. In n rninv ni hi e #r,nir*hc.n -- W I . _p . 'i.-; I? •.•'••• • c , - I ...r.' J -. - i - I Iranians Replace Monarchy CLERMONT-FERRAND, France (UP!) — Former Iranian Prime Minister Shappour Bakhtiar Is living 217 miles east of Clermont-Ferrand, a former French minister reported. The statement by former Interior Minister Michel Ponlatowskl's indicates that Bakhtiar may be residing in Switzerland or the French Alps. Ponlatowsid, a confidant of President Valery Giscard d'Estaing made the revelation during a literary debate Friday night. He refused to reveal the exact location of the toppled premier's hideout for security reasons. Informed •-.-••_-•__- Embarg o On Egypt Bakhtiar Hideout Revealed L2t —.••-— •_t - W~b -•••• — -•-- _•,TELEVISION THEFT William D. Amon, on, 22, 2835 FILM FLOP Grove Drive, Sanford, and took Ulyss es Burke. 3J. 471 Car. Action Re ort an eight-track tape player, 20 dinalwood Court, Orlando, was caThe reason film from a mera at the First Federal eight-track tapes, valued at arrested outside the Zayre * Fires Sav ngs t d Le did not $150, and $300 in cash, from the Store, SR 438, Casselberry, the institution's first glove compa rtment according Friday in connection with the * our,s to Information supplied to theft of a 13-inch color robbery in Sanford last month, Sanford is because the camera had not Police officers. * Police Beat television, valued• at $359, from _________________________ • r— been turned on, according to Ammon repo rted the theft the store, according to sheriff's police. Springs resident, was also occurred while the automobile deputies. charged with two counts of was parked in his driveway Burke allegedly took the A man escaped more television in a shipping box than $4,000 in cashwith failure to file income taxFriday, sceording to police, after slipreturns earlier this month. from the store and walked ping a teller a note ordering her TAPE PLAYER, Entry to the vehicle was outside, according to deputies. CASH STOLEN made by breaking the window lie remained in Seminole to give him all the cash she had Thieves broke into a 1974 on the passenger side of the car, County Jail on $1,500 bond in her cash box, according to Chevrolet Nova owned by according to police. Saturday. police. - • - Other Atomic Reactors Have Problems Sunday, April 1, 1979-3A WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17.92 and Lee Road Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30-5:30 P.M. �.- Evening Her,M CUSPS 411.210) 30() N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 365-322-2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, April 1, 1979-4A the people could band together and change the Douglas Stendroin, former state senator, erhimself. Saying anything critical about him is world of Seminole County to benefit Its junior stwhile county judge and beginning today School almost tantamount In some quarters to attacking He Is usually careful to keep up the population. Board Attorney emeritus, used the occasion of his the flag or apple pie or mctherhood. image he has created for himself of being purely last appearance as legal counsel for the school Stenstrom has a phenomenal memory for faces LgrUr. ,fflclals ---and-a"a44j-'jt-e,, school board117&'12g ---bulness, lmpo.kralt44 cold realist. board to t But his warmth and concern showed through. He who violate the spirit of the law. seems to be "working the crowd" almost like even seamed a little embarrassed by the applause Stenatrom was counseling member Pat Telson, at politicians of the past although he hasn't been an from the audience that punctuated his talk. her request, to avoid even the appearance of wrongactive politician for some years. doing when voting on an issue which some could He seemed to be embarrassed this week when Al Interpret as a conflict of interest even when It Keeth wanted to name the Rock Lake Middle School Another personality In the news this week was wasn't. He said It had come to his attention that in his honor. "Wait until I'm dead," he said. You State Senator and erstwhile County some elected officials leave meetings temporarily former can take bets the school board won't wait that long. Attorney Mack N. Cleveland Jr. Mack's friends are rather than vote on some Issues where a conflict legion throughout the state and the high esteem with might ealat. which heisheld byso many could be seen again as Whether one agrees with School Superintendent While, he said, leaving a meeting to avoid voting master of ceremonies at a breakfast was he William P. (Bud) Layer or not, anyone who obhonoring State Sen. John Vogt. may not be direct violation of the conflict of inserved him telling the audience and the school terestlaw,itcertalnlylsavlolatlonofthesplrlt of Vogt mentioned there are only a couple men left board this week of his feeling toward the enthe law and poor public policy. vironment in which our children in this county are In the hails of tha senate who were there when Mack The soft-spoken and distinguished Mr. Stenstrom was. Living has to sense his sincerity and the deep Is considered by many an expert on school law after It seams such a shame when men like Doug thought he had given to the Issue. the 25 years he held the school board attorney Stenstrom and Mack Cleveland aren't in public While people don't usually think of Layer as an position. He is also thought of as Mr. Integrity idealist this talk sounded like he really believed office. 4V - 0.' WAYNE E. ji Ltub1Wer 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. It's A Tim e The Clock For Encouraging By DONNA ESTES Thrift JULIAN BOND , Germany, 15 percent, in Britain 13 percent. The U.S. savings rate is lower than the rates in most other major nations. No wonder. Appliances bought on the Installment plan, money borrowed for items with high price tags, anything acquired through credit — all are tied to government subsidy. Interest paid is regarded as "deductible" by federal and state tax collectors. But the Interest received on savings deposits is By DIANNA SINOVIC Special To The Herald NEW YORK (NEA)—Twenty-three million Americana have hypertension. Half of these people work, and are thus the targets of new programs to screen and treat the disease on the job, at little or no cost to the patient. More powerful than a Ph.D. and swifter than affirmative action able to leap court decisions and moral judgments at a single bound conquers all. This truism, however, Is being successfully ____ denied by a sma ll but Influential gang of apologists for nothing more than gusaled-up master race theories. Under the new wisdom, motivation has replaced genetics as the reason why Americans of African descent occupy so many places at the bottom of the totem pole. - And, to avoid perpetuating or increasing the federal budget deficit, other taxes should be increased or spending red uced to com pensate for th e loss of federal revenue, — . - The now discredited assumptions of i, - - - - - , - -w- - BUSINESS WORLD $$ Under the method used by 4C In Seminole County and surrounding counties of Orange and Osceola subsidies are paid to professional day care centers who take care of the children of working single parents so the parents can earn a living without resorting to welfare. By the single mothers and fathers working and paying at lead a share of their children's day care coats, the children are not only receiving professional cre but the parents are working toward self-sufficiency, meaning In time they won't need the state subsidy. Hundreds of children of working parents In Seminole County are benefitting and there Is a long waiting lid for the service, The fiRS plan Is to reduce the $3,151,000 currently allocated to the Central Florida - - -- -, . . - - Perhaps what began as a misunderstanding fueled by some distrust on both sides, has laid the groundwork for cooperation between young md old In Sanford. The Issue I address is a dispute between the Sanford Elks Lodge and a group of young people wishing to hold a rock and roll concert to raise money for IlarryAmma Crippled Children's Hospital. I4Jt Monday the group of young people withdrew their application for a permit to hold the concert, originally scheduled for Jims 10 at the American Legion grounds on U.S. 17.4. The decision to withdraw the bid for a :- - permit came In the face 01 opposition by the local Elks club, because It had not had an opportunity to review the plans for the .' coneat - . Mlddie Rod, so well uaieuri*deU. Now, idtir yon dish, the dsd U.S. pr Isddermdiy ad usa to iily attacking_the Ayatollah Ihomsial, wbsso a ia od do - Oadmikoffbieftouk 1uekpc er1uediaars a tow ac7egthe pae$sWho ue,rfr -- Vhnti'5 reny 'II t, 0 %I £ 'n& 9 6114&N_ Boy, oh, boy! If you were in Iran, you'd be In big trouble!" The trampedt.d communist threat to emews sever hol either.. There have bees kft but they were upsuuly l; ow soorces believe meny perticods were "cerbus upsctatue' ad sts were poebab pospis who would .srt My od1Ehe essrr-1. My tiM us,. the_aydoflaWs rats, IeUe.diIituly It the leftists have 6* so 4 sIde deaply read ** aid on kmft as W awmdomwiddiew 11111111uIlm distortI" t hews appeared In Amoeba prim MStly$S1L 1W EhaNlidis then, has At the very PJ 01 the r.rfft,& r has a etdo enuadlawlusuess end con r (ala litibli, theyMy, bibs WIlable result he etksd by anowAft ladies Wukes off years of sup - . _-. ___ pnmim _ . --. a — .. The decision to withdraw the permit Is a sound one. Though It might appear to some to bo a Wdng down in the face of up. .,--. Irate Iranians Obiecte, Press ' Distorted I Is - through Dr. Baer's program so far, 27 percent or about 1,800 were borderline or higher hypertensives. Only a small fraction of those were already under treatment. "At our sites now, we have more than 200 under treatment. The majority of those identified as hypertensive now have normal or near normal blood pressure readings. "We've encountered some very sick people through screening," he says. "Some are very young, and some have high blood pressure combined with other health problems. Yet they were unaware of their problems." - -. If you blew out 15 or more candies on your, lad birthday cake, you're considered qult. old. Others probably refer to you as a "senior ln." (I never heard of anyone In a Yowlso bracket being called a "middleaged dtisen" or a "junior citizen.") More then 21 illion Americans have peered the 0-year mark. They'll be joined soon by 14.7 illion persons who are betweentheagescillandl4. If we drop dswatoage90,weadd up toa.nall army ci 0 "1f-i Amenicom. Undetadely, we who we himpsd topliber as the *4 populatIon are vk*inms of stereotypes aid mythe about oft yet,no two olim are asaliksu two pee,' in a pod. ___ ___ ____ _ ___ __ __ ___ ___ _ .- - ksa with, the typical old person old men. In America, older woman W'—bv older men four to three.. A5,se.wb,lspkyulcshJJadm4,lly sueneone am hurtle. ifter -M 1Iyeersyoier who han began ø downhill For many ci us, hewseer, ba de',d deer. The m,$b Is _______ ___ ____ fell, _____ ____ ___ ___ _____ __ ___ 11 1 Funded through the State Health Department and Columbia University, Dr. Baer's work will be used to develop a model program for other work sites. "We've picked up a cross section of the work force In the program , from highran king executives to the dock workers for example," he says, "which proves that hypertension can st rike anyone regardless of background or education," Work-site programs depend on large The latest news from the political front occurred this week with the announcement by County Commissioner Dick Williams that he has changed his mind and will not seek re-election. Williams said his reasons are that he should be spending more time attending to his personal business ventures, which his wife, Lamar, has been handling for the most part while he has been serving In public office. In addition Williams pointed out he doesn't really believe anyone should day In public office more than two terms. He will be finishing up his second term In November, 1980. The Young Republicans of Seminole County held their annual fondue party last weekend at the Sabal Palm Country Club. Among those attending were County Commissioners Dick Williams and Mrs. Williams, Bill Kirchhoff and Mrs. Kir- chhoff, and Sandra Glenn; School Board members, Al Keeth and Mrs. Kes th and Bill Kroll and Rep. Bobby Brantley and Patti, his wife, and president of the YRs. Carolyn and Ron Holman were also present. Ron was an unsuccessful candidate for the county commission last year. He Is now sporting a finely trimmed red beard. Jeff Etchberger, director of the County's Office of Management, Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) Is forging ahead with his diet. He has lost 47 pounds so far. The county's world traveler, County Attorney Nikki Clayton, returned to Seminole County this week from her latest trip to Nicaragua, trying to settle her father's estate. The lady Is super cool and speaks more and more softly as questions are thrown her way by commissioners. She told commissioners this week that Roger Voight, the county's legal aid, who Is so well thought of in the courthouse Is leaving Seminole for a better paying job In Broward County. It seems Seminole's erstwhile county attorney and currently Broward's county attorney, Harry Stewart, "stole him away," she said. -.0.6L.6 - Ilk AL ______ ____ __________ Blumenfeld ___ - ___ Harold m . -, :-. __ -' ___ according to Dr. Baer. There is no charge to the employee for consultation with the doctor, through the work site program, but medication Is paid for by the patient. - . - . . - .,- ._ .. - numbers of employees to work efficiently. This means either a large work force — a government agency, for example — or large union with a central office. Programs that screen for, but don't treat, the disease aren't enough, Dr. Baer says. "You have to motivate people to take the treatment. "We're still Improving detection and trying new methods of motivating people," he says. "Even now, with a physician conveniently available, we have employees who miss appointments. We try to follow-up why they missed, because the next time we see them they may be stroke or heart attack victims." Early treatment does cut potential costs. A Washington-based survey on hypertensive threatment reported that $3 billion In mortality coats have been saved through a reduction In heart disease and stroke. "The benefits are twofold," Dr. Baer says, "The employer keeps his employees healthy and does this without disrupting the work routine." OUR READERS WRITE Open Letter An open letter to Sheriff John Polk: This week the children of Geneva Elementary School had one of the finest experiences they have ever had. Ueutenant Beau Taylor, Safety Officer of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department and his helpers, Sergeant Doug Huth and Deputies Hank Bierly, Ed Schuckman, Mark DeStefeno, and Joe Hodges put on a safety program that was tops In quality and entertainment. The students and faculty, alike, were captivated for one whole hour which seemed like a few minutes. Not only did this program teach the children about pedestrian safety, bike safety and other safety involving traffic, It also told the children about the "Helping Hand" program and cautioned than about avoiding the "friendly stranger" who offers candy, gifts and rides. The officers really got down where the children were. They Utilized puppets, space characters and child participation. Programs like this not only head-off accidents and tragedy in the future but also make lasting un-presslons on the minds of the children that the police officers are among their best friends who care for them and offer a helping hand at all times. Our thanks to you, Sheriff Polk, for being concerned enough to let these fine officers come to our schools. Leo D. Barnes, (1 Employers won't Mrs us because they assume we're less capable then yowger workers. Bid ditidici show older workers have less almsesdeeslm and fewer on th.job accidents than younger workers. Older workers are ad more subject to depradon then younger onss And they are more cosieclentious about their jobs. Many 01 w were forced Imito early retirement because another myth says oldsrpsopledes'tasedtowerkadcengd by with ken money. However, the soaring raticiMienhihsbsrdMtheoldMwiI1 utheyaw WeBedit "ed Impoidhieto rids the ced 01hkvIn$ vcJkPr. add eowy 1$ Americas lover 0. for ____ but older citkans buy about 20 percent of all nan-prescription drugs and all food consimied at home. Too often we are thrown togetht as that "senile" section of the country's population. No mMt,r how healthy end active we may be, there's a tread to Isolate as In physical, meets) end socbologica] They even try tomoveus into apartment complex.s that keep usfirther out of the mainstream of normal life. I heard one stereotyper 01 the old say, "Indeed of calling then sonlor-'ltIsum homes, they should be named senile'dtlasn homes" Yd, Only oae of us InSS lives In an oldage home or other eotJhthig laditidlon. Jadllparcistcipeopleove,Ohsvea serious Wi'.... Unlom we are physically handicapped, we can still mows aroand, at a sHy slow pace. We're ad really "dotty" an of many pK*M=L8kWcsdwwthdhwd vemosoilelatifemsdWasionolhaft odlerw brain We dent have a constant lies of mnu,). we aren't mere fulg.Uhl oft Today's children have objectives to master, school tests, county tests, state tests to pass and this requires careful planning of every minute of their school day. Now maybe if someone developed a "Learning Lab" and called it "Marvelous MARBLES for Manipulative Mastery and Many Other Mind Manuevers to Make Modern-day Children Manage More Meaningfully," we might see a return of the patched- knee jeans. Too sophistocated for marbles, Tom? No, we just don't give them time to be children. Maxine Edmiston, Teacher Casselberry Many Thanks Many Thanks to you and the Sanford Commissioners for all the time they put Into a new Garbage law. Now to make It work and keep It going. Thanks to the newest one, Dave Farr, too, maybe he didn't have a lot down to his sessions but he sure heard a lot before he got voted In.To Max Erkiletlan on your staff too for his time and Mr. Knowles too for his office time more than once. Also, Val Robbins. With so many new ones coming to our town we needed the law changed and enforced now, Dorothy Moye Principal Our Own Fault potential concert goers. Organizers of the concert have said they There were also no reported Incidents of would do everything possible to prohibit state Elks support the hospital. violence at last November's concert. In marijuana smoking on the concert The local club, rightfully so, did not want fact, the security officer for the Sanford grounds. With that In mind, concert goats Its organization linked with an event' of Airport, which controls the Lake Golden must decide if smoking dope In public Is which It had no accurate knowledge. recreation area, sent the group a letter more important than the concert. Unfortunately, the Elks also relied on endorsing their efforts and commending Both sides need to assess; their priorities. reports of drinking and marijuana use at a them on the floe job they did during the Hopefully, a reasonable decision can be benefit concert the same group staged last November concert. made. m ___ ____ Treatment, which demands a life-long regimen of medication or diet, is the chief stumbling block in controlling the disease, and hopefully win their approval. The Elks became Involved because the __ _____ __ normal. - ___ ___ ___ - help impress the seriousness of the findings," he says. Ms. Parchment does a follow-upon each em ployee to see If treatment Is continuing and whether blood pressure returns to -- Don't BsIive A You Hear ;, can press - -- -,-,ApritLlfl,—SA Sunday November at Lake Golden. That concert With the November concert as a basis, raised about $3,000 for Belinda Wilson, a two decisions have to be made. local girl seriously injured In a single-car One of those decisions belongs to the accident last Spring. Elks. They In effect stopped the June 10 There most certainly was alcohol use at concert. However, concert organizers last November's concert. The fact Is the have made It clear they intend tohoback youths sponsoring the event obtained a seeking approval for another concert. Rather than alienate young people in license to sell beer at the concert. by rejecting the concert Idea out There probably would have been hn, ,l •h.. W11 . .h....1A 6.1.... 61.1. UI I&, I4J £M •UY%I1M I.A 141W wir marijuana use that night even if position, It Is in fact an intelligent move. it portunity to work with the young people. will allow the concert organizers time to concert had not been held. The simple fact In return, the other decision rests with local group Is the concert did not lend Itself to discuss their plans with the -. Khomelnl'sdefsmders pout convincingly to the ayatollah's coatroverulaj order tl wonies factthd4paree*olthel,anjammworm diess mody. returned to their jobs at the ay;=Mf Khomiut's prksary concern, our sources told Andthe Ml fields were back in ow ". ims, wuthatcivil seryargs reflect the tr diti al weeks Indeed ci the eight weeks mhthnusn tonscithe raw gev,r4ns*ad help ton: predicted by foreign experts. the dam bed ,I,d hotwwnthe . ert As evidence o(the "chaos" In Iran today, news bureaucrats and the devoutly Muslisu pons".. correspondents have cited the public they serve. disagreements between Khomeini amid his prinme As for American f-"d Kate MilieU's: minister, MeMo Buergam, who has traveled celebrated plait In support ci her Iranla twice to the holy city 01 Qom to tab. Isees with "ilderu," one angry Iranian cMct1 sold, "ft Isthe ayatollah's edicts. There was even one report another forum 01 diaevlsistic iiall.. __________ 7' that Basargam has ralgaid en sutrI lie, PlolBaKateM1lMtaretrythg to fonc. th* Oil 10ilC15 My. valees an ow traIonal society." Far f.m indicating ceciusmen, one olfical told bed the bed "irs to refer Is. us, the en'aes between W ad k'ms' revered holy men nihd so a Bnown revesi the boa of do now f3 fil o "male chauvin ist," and w aUy kichad out ,'a;1y "pinsd the ayatollah's the Cadre. Two other American women rab that ci the &an.me Court in tItdi, Gloria Sleinim amid Belle Aheng, muds C. Mo adelass, lmdsrprats, ads rides ad $Ilieto go to Iran. Steneum later changed her iiqps.pelicy.ft Is hisjobtocr41, "Thk 1 Abiug's visa was revoked edar ShS' ow type 01 democracy," one fI 4al said. "We demositrated at the Imidam consulate in Ns tried Western solution ad it didn't work. York. New we are trying ow uohdlenen4ft Is Fxtale: lIslaem told our omeciat. Jà' to sw 60 11111d The biggest distortion 01 all, the Irmgane told protection us, Is the persistent theme In the American prom women. Bit MilieU aco duneadratig kad1I 11 p11111s4I, PTY that the new government Is suppressing women. sald,sosbechlqge4ervi Weceid Mir They point out that Irw1an women have been reach Bells Abiug fir co n1m. t - area for the subsidies to $1,750,000. If the plan comes to pass, 1,000 Central Florida children, about one-third of them in Seminole County now In care, will not be after July 1. Phoebe Carpenter, 4C director says at present her agency purchases service for 2,650 children whose parents are employed in 576 different businesses In Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties, If fiRS follows through with Its plan, it will coat Central Florida $15 million In family spending and employers will lose and replace 900 employees and create a need for $6 million In new tax dollars for welfare for families who cannot work without child care funds. Mrs. Carpeter's organization says the Growing Older -,,. _ _ ___ a _ on --., - Concert Sides Need To Talk - - - JACK ANDERSON .. -6"6@61,00f~.- Evening Hera ld,Sanford,Ff. Municipal Circles - - ignorant mobe. When this canard didn't hold up, It was isld that Khomeini would be dons In by War the leftists, the wdlksry or both. None cithis, It Is deer, was trims. The ayatallah eerily won over the coin soldiers, contrary toalmLd predictions In the Asned en press that a bloody civil war wan in the works. One 01 P"kd's oclatsa told us: "I personally advised the Stat. Department olthsktlyofdvMthigáthssoldierstodefuid the Shah. ladvised then ad to lack, any MWlary caup; such act would createsomily that would lad for ysut Itold them Iranian alders are first Mallm. then they are - state will receive $10 million from federal sources in July, which can be used to start new child care programs In new areas. In 1978 4C spent $3 million In 100 private and non-profit child care centers buying care for 2,650 children. Services MRS). The excuse HRS Is using this time to attempt to reduce funding for 4Cs is "more equitable distributing" of money around the state to create new programs for child care. In 1973, the economic ministers of moat of the world's nations met In Tokyo and authorized the current round of multilateral trade negotiations known as the "Tokyo Round." For five years, 95 trade representatives have been bartering with each other, each mindful of his own country's particular economic needs and problems But the unifying theme of the negotiations has bean the publicly professed desire of most nations to lower the various barriers which now inhibit further expansion of world trade. C.pl.y Newts $,rvlcs ______________________________________________ They Save Clients The Community Coordinated Child Care (4Cs) Program of Central Florida is gearing up for trouble again from the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative - - ,.. Child Care Funding Cuts Seen superiority transmitted by birth have been replaced bya new illogic that declares race tobe Anson County Manager Tarcm Jones said the The completed package of agreements will a neutral factor. The reality of black py is, By CRAIG WEBB o f DURHAM, N.C. (UP!) Two North Carolina firm did the required paperwork to get a badly emerge from Geneva In a few weeks At that In the new wisdom, the unhappy accident men have built a multi-million dollar consulting needed $4$0,000 grant for an extension of the time, Congress and the American people can ct*ance _____ In two years on just am promise: 11 they county water system. MICA's representative look at the whole package to determine whether busbies. pvejvn of thp ass 01 also toand a bank that would handle the cy's or not It Is In the bed Interests of the country. 't , pay. mu.gins w'e ad T. Larry Amick and Mick McMahan run bank account at no charge and provide free The answer to that qudstlonwlfl not come wflj. and scholarly studies, they prove without con tradiction that yesterday's concern with the Management Improvement Corp. of America, checks, he said. But one group has already decided. With only. Meanwhile, In Lexington, N.C., "they saved us bits and pieces from Geneva, a protectionist aftereffects of slavery and segregation have no which was set up to show municipal and county governments how to save money but ls serving a some on the way wedo our financing and showed coalition composed of certain labor and industry - : -1 pl1C IlOW Most recently, two Fordliam University growing number of private companies as well, us several different ways of doing the i nterests, along with friends in Congress, Is MCA gets 90 percent of the first-year savings bookkeeping and paperwork," City Manager already mounting an aggressive opposition to: scholars, Louis Henri Bolce Ill and Susan H. It finds for clients. If there are no savings e Eugene T. Morris said. "We know they saved us the trade pact. Gray, proved through a 600.per.onss.npie that 11.1 around $14,000 to $15,000 plus some others that race as an issue In American life was the ar- finn doesn't make a cent. And with the North These groups who have already begun waving.. tificlal creation of the old devil, the media, and of Carolina municipalities It works for, MICA's haven't paid off yet." Morris said MICA didn't tell him anything he the protectionist flag should keep In mind the. the latter profit Is limited to $45,000 even if the savings certain unnamed black leaders hadn't already thought of himself, but the firm's economic importance of foreign trade to oil presumably so addicted to fight ing would dictate more. discrimination they are unable to adjust to the "What we tried to do was create a mechanism status as an outside agent helped him swing economy. One out of every seven or eight manufacturing jobs is dependent on exports for local units of government so they could have those proposals with other city officials, new raceeu realities, The patent falseness of such a claim Is its those kinds of technical management skills McMahan said many of the money-saving Farmers sell the crops of one out of every three least danger. More frightening Is the real available and pay for them only if we saved ideas come from the staff which, acres to foreign markets. In addition, the possibility that such Idiocy will seep Into public money for them," said McMahan, the firm's management, Is composed mostly of former city Department of Labor has figured that for every and county employees. Amick, for example, was job directly created by exports, another job is' conscloiiess, and, thence, Into public policy. ezecidive vice president. MICA currently has contracts with about 65 director of the city of Durham before becoming indirectly supportedby our for4 trade. Louis Harris, the pollster, has already demonstrated that white and black Americana clients, nearly all of them city and county MICA's president. McMahan was an assistant Rejection of a trade pact negotiated with nearly ;. manager 01 Forsyth County. have radically different perceptIons of the governments In North Carolina. The rest of the McMahan said city managers have many of all the nAtiOns of the world could touch off a ...., hatards of life for American minorities The go"romeds and businesses am scattered the Ideas MICA has but often don't have the time sates of economic recriminations which could ::.i white majority Increasingly believes that In. across Virginia, South Carolina and Florida, jeopardize foreign markets and domestic jobs to develop them. tolerance and bigotry have gone with the wind, states McMahan says MICA will develop next t)thmgs The her. Is the kuenlng 01 official before expending from the Atlantic Coast area. "So many are happening In a city all the Nevertheless, we cannot allow the veiled The company, begun In February 1977, time, and just simply keeping the ship In the threat of a trade war to presssure us concern with rigt*lng two centuries of o'flcIally sanctioned prejudice and the concurrent projects 1979 sales of $7.0 million with earnings water Is more than a fuilfinhe job," he said. "So cepting a pact which may not be In our bed expected to total $1.77 million. About 90 percent creation of a permanent underclass of blaft In order for them to read the Wall Street Journal interests. When the complete set of agreem firm's dock Is owped by Its board of and the technical journals something has to go j announced, Americana will want to know pci.s. t of the ___ The advocatas of t h e directors or Its 70 employees undone." , ' whether the concessions made by our-;' ,ott racial Integration as drco&i In McMahan said MICA has failed to make McMahan said the typical city manager, If negotiators amount to a fur exchange for tbsie 'oubb76 U they did In the generous 'Sfo but money on only two or three of the "couple of given the choice to spend money on an efficiency of other miatlone, And will the pact, in fact, '"' n° °' has organizations" It has worked with so expert or a garbage collector, will hire the promot. a freer flow of International trade as the riper to they It a hundred to that's why MICA's administration so often claims? Or will It only garbage collector large portIon 01 AfroAmerlcsns iA tIIIiIIIN A number of clients contacted said MICA had relatively pebdess way of getting paid is further legitimize and Institutionalize the I penury, saved then thousands of dollars. welcomed. utrisneids of protectionism? WAS!UNGTON The new revolutionary reguvi,$Ireii bee been getting a bed pres.In he United States, amid It appears to be so andeserved as the adulatory treseit that was given the lately deposed shah torn many years. Most, of the Amirlom oorrespo"iAmts In Iran _amid the diusIslseiedty_wnthly mlthdiryci Wad wugsIsgesbifran. Tha wan partly because they were blInded brow shah's slick, multkp11u.. plobbonlatione campa which dim Indeded royal kedoont rapeden ad ndlirs. And it was pertly because they bewjd the official Panlagos4tate Departmest.Csitral hd,11Igo, Aguscyas that the shah wan ue 01 Oil few ISP,MIlbh odilovid bulwarks Is the - - Parties & Politics . . . Which was worse what the senators did or the way they did it? With only a few minutes of discussion, and without a roll call vote which would have put each of then on the record, members of the U. S. Senate have quietly revised their ethics code so they could earn an extra $11,37SInout,I4, Income every Year. The calling had been lowered from $25,000 to WO two years go to help justify raising the salaries of senators by $12,500 a year—to the present $57,500. All the pious debate about ethics we heard in 1977 went out the window In im. It seams a senator just can't get by on $57,10 or so we are told by a straight-faced Sen. Ted Stevens, the Alaska Republican who argued the cue for lifting the ceiling. Why, without the chance 01 pIcking up an extra $35,000 on the banquet circuit, be says senators might have to borrow money to pay their reid or even send their wives out to work. Now we know why members of Congress can never figure cit how to balance the federal budget. They can't even balance their -- During the work day, employees visit according to a recent study published In, screening nurse Yvonne Parchment, who the Journal of the American Medical records their blood pressures. Those with Association. borderline or higher readings are sent a Dr. Baer's program is based on the letter with these findings, that recomassumption that most hypertensives don't mends they see either the program's realize they have the disease. doctor or a private physician. The letters Of the nearly 7,000 employees screened are personally signed by Dr. Baer "to and treating - - Helping ThemselveS -. The average cost for stroke victim care, from onset of the stroke to discharge from the hospital, ranged from $13,() to nearly $20,000-and that's just the hospital bill Qne current program involves screening employees at New York's State Department of Mental Health. Dr. .: At stake Is how to manage the world's $1.21 trillion In trade, an amount many believe will soar even higher once a new International trade pact is InstitUted. etiwicity established to provide individual retirement programs enjoy favored tax treatment. Some . President Carter's recent diplomatic efforts In the Middle East provided ample Illustration of the difficulties In convincing two parties to reach agreement on the same terms at the same time. So Imagine the magnitude of the task which has confronted representatives of the 95 nations who are about to complete five years of Intricate trade negotiations In Geneva. - - . - _ taxable Income. Some tentative steps have been taken to encourage thrift. U.S. Savings Bonds pay interest that is taxdeferred. Some IRA and Keough accounts corporate dividends are excluded from tax liability, But, generally, government policies are designed to promote spending not saving, Congress could reverse the trend by giving favorable consideration to one of the 22 separate bills Introduced this year to give tax aid to savers. The United States League of Savings Associations has endorsed a fiat $500 exclusion of interest earned on deposits. Even the most extreme of the plans advanced thud far would tesult tialoas of less than 1 of federal revenue. That is a drop in the bucket compared to the benefit to the overall economic structure of the nation, — High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a silent killer, yet most hypertensives are uncontrolled. Either they don't realize they have the disease, or long-term treatment seems too "inconvenient." But with the work-site program, the patient can easily get check-ups and treatment, often on the job site. The employer gets healthier workers; recent government figures lIst industry losses to cardiovascular disease, the consequence of high blood pressure, at $16 billion an- 11 Round' ________________________ - Leslie Baer, of the Hypertensive Control Program at Columbia University School of Surgeions and Physicians, directs the program. "What's important about the work site in treating hypertensives Is that the majority of the people we treat are outside the health care system," he says. "They're outside the system until seriously ill, when the costs are much higher. "By screening and treating people as early as possible, they can avoid major medical expenses later on." nually. ffh Most of the poor people in America aren't white; most of the white people In America poor. The Census Bureau will reinforce this truism next year when It conducts Its decennial count and classification of the American population. Through charts and graphs, the Census results will demonstrate again that racial Identity Is a more potent determinant of economic class than environment or education. —~ -..' OnmThenJob Screening Can Spot Trouble, Save Lives:. 'Tokyo T -~Um — -- Hypertension - The Silent Killer .. The Racial Illogic _ _- - - RONALD REAGAN I'levi _.__.~_ __ - Because of inflation perhaps, the American people have become profligate in their spending. They are4'aware that the virtue of thrift has been obscured by the plummeting value of the dollar. In recent years a person's potential wealth could be measured more by the amount of money he owed (providing it was invested in marketable assets of lasting value) than by the amount of money he had saved. Traditionally our government has encouraged the urge to spend In order to achieve full employment, which helps explain why only 6.5 percent of disposable income in America is earmarked for savings. In Japan, the figure is 25 percent, in West ORNION ______ younger people we just remember those things we believe are more important. And an hit something only for the birds and bees and young people. Sexual vigor can and should continue Into the We Mo and even beyond. According to the Nat" Council onthe Aging, these are the major stereotypes - - and myths that haves way of hanging on: —Cl? people are all alike. —Old people are poor. —Old people live all alone. —Old people can't function In society. —Old people are Md —Old people are depressed. —Old people are a drag on everybody 101011. No matter what your age today, you, too, are growing older—day by day. As Robert lassie Steveuson aid, "Old young, we are all on our lad cridse." And In the sews boat. Write the )MIrisl Ciowila the Ag, 11111111111 L It. N.W. W"v" D.C. INN for the heiMet "Fads and NOW Abed Aging." Heeding it ha Mlthaid my or. thrIticbeckb,uaeIsgesitadslsy the denidype drag The gasoline situation is due to the American people. They can't blame anybody but themselves. There's all the movies that had gasoline fires, explosions, car chases and oil spills. 11n we have all the car races in the nation using all the gasoline, oil and fluids up to, during and after the '7344 embargo on gasoline. The spills and floods contributed a bit of the electricity problem we seem to hWires the waste of paper, food and such. We are classified a RICH nation; two-thirds of the people waste money and time on unimportant things and then blame "Uncle Sam" for the condition we are In. The car dealers made the public's mind up for them on buying big cars with big engines to use lots of gasoline. Mod of all, we had the people who didn't believe In agasoline embargo to begin with so they wade It. Ibeliev&re are older adults who didn't really believe there was a gasoline embargo on In 173-'74 and who aren't or won't believe we're on the verge of another gasoline embargo so they will continue to wade the things important to others who don't have their "heads under the covers." I feel sorry for this RICH nation that Is slowly "going down the drain" and I' s nobody's fault but the people In It. Should Be Fired Recently, George McGovern called for the firing of Energy Secretary James Schlesinger. McGovern was never more right. Can you Imagine me agreeing with George McGovern? Not only should Schlesinger be fired, but the whole department of energy should be eliminated. It Is costing us $10 billion a year for them to keep the energy situation all fouled-up. That $10 billion Is more than all of the so-called, obscene profits of the oil companies. Among the reasons for Moving Mr. Schlesinger Is that he wasa protege of Daniel Ellsberg of Pentagon Papers fame, but that Is the least of his Shortcomings. He has been Secretary of Defense, head of the Atomic Energy Committee and from AEC he was moved to the CIA where he was Indrumental In the writing of the restructuring study that has been largely responsible for the dismantling Of ilur security forces. As a consequence of this we have been mostly uninformed as to the world situations until they were fait accompli, resulting In the loss of Iran and the tide running against us In the Third World. Are we, the people of these United States going to be forced to bear the bungling of the DOE and Mr. Schlesinger until we are In the words of Edgar Ansel Mower, "Suckered Into ultimate defeat"? - Mrs.J.M.Brown Sanford H. Remembers I read Tom Netsel's article (March 35) entItled "Marbles—Once Sure Sign of Spring" feeling a tug on my heart because I have thought and voiced these sane ftth1gj over the pestyeari. Yes, I do remember mark)m and, song with them, jacks and jump ropes. But that was way beck when we had time to be children. It was to to get to school early enoughto meet friend, on the playground end 6 scene of than MW Or even JiM sit amid talk about Uttie Orpimen Aisle's problems. U thare w't time before school, there was always recess and time after hali. Nd so In today's school which han no time for such__ Was it Khrushchev who sald:"We will bury you and never fire a shot?" Schlesinger and the DOE must go or Khrusbehev will be proved right. Give free enterprise a chance. The energy companies will make those obscene profits of Henry Jackson's reasoning, but that Is where Congress comes into the picture. It has the power to tax, and If the energy companies do not reinvest their profits to produce more energy, than their profits above a reasonable percentage can be taxed away. For those who desire Mr. &hi.'gor's complete doerler, they may reed "Kissinger on the Couch" by Phyllis Schlafly and Admiral Chester Ward. S.B."Jlm" Crowe Sanford - �_ _ __ - -- _ _ SPORTS _____ Opp--'. vining Herald, Sanford, Sunday, , April .- . __--6.*V P'.~CMb __ wm Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . . .Oes . __.-71.1. l, IN BRIFY - Herald Neighborhood mutt takes part in Amigo workouts If the Miami Amigos appear to be restless, It probably isn't so much that Sanford offers so little in nightlife as It is that it is getting close to time for the bell to ring, signalling a new horizon in profesionaI baseball. "Hey," hollered one of the Amigos in the clubhouse the other day, "what time did they roll the sidewalks up? I was taking my afternoon nap and I missed all the excitement." His humor was appreciated by a few of the players, but the mood in general appeared to be one of apprehension. They know that as the opening of the Inter-American League season approaches, thus up tiptoes the hatchet, that dreaded aspect of baseball, also known as cutting the roster. Dave Johnson was gnawing on a piece of chicken, watching a college game at Sanford Stadium and probably thinking other things. As the manager of the Amigos, much rests on his shoulders. One of the decisions he will have to make in the next week will be which eight of 15 pitchers to keep. Photos by Torn Nitsit Haynes ' I . *;"- John Williamson scored 32 points, Bernard Kim added 29 aiii Eddie Jordan scored 21 to ________________________ L1 the NdatothMr din. thor. King scored 13 of 1s poi and Jordan added 10 of his In the third period, when New Jersey totaled 39 points. power By MURRAY OLDERMAN -- - I.. ___ ' I - - -( nts Will, Since You Asked... conda remaining In the period put the Nets ahead to stay, 7675. Bucks lii, Pacers N Brian Winters hit a Jisnp shot with one minute remaining to lift Milwaukee - - Speaks Scores inning Run, Pats Top Seminole . A single by Cesar Geronimo and walks pinch hitter Dave ColllnsandKenGrlffeyset the stage for Oester's gamewi.nnlng blow, a looping fly that dropped safely behind a drawnin Infield. Singles by Hector Cruz and . Bob Watson and a sacrifice fly gave theAdrosthelr onlyrim in the second inning. RayKnight singled home Champ Summers with the Reds' first rim in second. Elsewhere, the Chicago downed San Francisco 4-2, Seattle blanked Oakland Boston whipped St. Louis 9.1 the Chicago White Sax bombel Pittsburgh 8-2, Philadelphia nipped Detroit 2-1, Toronto : tripped the New York Mets7 , Texas defeated the New Y Yankees 3-1, Atlanta topped Baltimore 53, Los Angeles bested California 3-1, MmneeotaclobberedMontreslll-5 . and Cleveland nipped .. Milwaukee 3.2 in 11 Innings. Bill Buckner and Dave Kingman each homered and drove ina pair ofrwis and Mike Krukow pitched five strong Innings In his spring debut the Cubs defeated Vida Blue and San Francisco ... Glenn Abbott, John Montague and Rafael Vasquez combined on a three-hit shutout, pitching Seattle to a triumph over the A's ... Butch Hobson and Larry .,•. •'•-. Wolfe each drove In three runs '.-with apair of singles and Bob Stanley scattered four hits to ... '.': . pace the Red Sox over the SUPER SEVEN Cardinals The White Sax whipped the Pirates and then wrote the end 1 IN MANY WAYS to their Ron Blomberg comeback Story by asking waivers on the ... CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Cleveland Indians have placed pitcher Wayne Garland, slow to rebound from shoulder surgery, on the 21-day disabled list. The transaction mews Garland will work with minor league players until April 10, when he will join the Indians In Texas, a club Spokesman said. The earliest Garland could come off the disabled lit would be April 18. Garland, once a 20-game winner, missed all of last season but has resumed moderate pitching duties In spring training. 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''' :. . -: 31-year- old first baseman ______________________ SCOREBRD fine Pro Bas ketball Jai Alai a 4) 454.60. 6 Si KIdo 6.20 3.40 2.60 Phil Ritchie, Dundee, ScWmd. Half mad-ft, half maestro is Denver 130. San Diego 121 3 Caress Isidro 11.80 4.80 4.00 ElsvenffiGam, 6.00 3.10 Los Angeles 121, Detroit 113 the way Phil has been described. Off the court heIs quiet and easy 7Durw-Peclna lAO 4.10 1 CarawMantllla 16.20 12.20 2.00 1 Lost Lad Edkert 2 Alert's Edna Golden State III, New York 2.00 2 Trani-Gerardo going, but on the court he turns Into a raging blur of tennis ac5.00 2 lrusta.DlagaIl 7.10 2.10 0 1.6 33.00, P (4-1) 02.70 1(6-1. 90 0(3-7)42.40; P (3-7) 117.30; T (3.7- 6 Hernan.lsidro tivlty. The odds on favorite to win No.5 position in the state, Phil 3,10 211100.00. Time 44.27. Phoenix 113, Seattle ill (of) 2) 720.41, 00 (43) 111.20. 0(1.2) 31.40, P (1.2) 130.00: 1 (1.2Eighth Race I: is very Important cog In the Raider machine. Being recruited by ThIrd game 6) 436.05. 4 Jerry Logres. 10.20 5.20 1.00 7 Gondra 12.20 5.40 5.20 Central Florida U, West Chester State, Armstrong State, North Twelfth Game 7 Mercury Scott 5.20 4.10 3Paco 6.10 3.60 20scar.Badlola Florida 10.00 3.00 5.00 3 Enola U., and Haverford. 10.40 SSanfl 6.60 lApraiz.Wally 15.00 10.10 Q (47) 35.60; P (4-7) 76.5011 (4.7 Chris "Magic" Little, Toronto, Canada. Chris has been a most Q (3-7)47.00 P (7.3) 41.20 T (73.$) Isa.Goiri By United Press International 7.00 3) 044.30. Time 31.60. 130.00. nsistent co player. A solid rock at his posltlo'i, Chris will be the 0(2-7)41.00 P (2.7) 00.60,1(2.7.41 Baseball Powtb Game 211.20. Ninth Race, to, A: Atlanta Placed infielder Rod favorite at No.6 in the state and possibly the na tion. A fine court 6 ManateeLor.. 36.60 11.40 3.10 Gilbreath on waivers. A-3.471g Handle 1200,113. tactician, Chris has all the shots, but more Important has the head 1 Duran •Gastl II 10.10 1.10 3.10 5 Timelle Gift 2.50 2.60 Philadelphia - Placed relief to go with S Sara- Bad lots It. Being recruited by Cenral Florida U., North Florida 1.10 1.00 I On Around 1.10 pitcher Warren Brusstar on 21 day 1.00 and Armstrong State. 0(1-6)15.20 P (4-5) $0.40: T 114-11. disabled list with a shoulder 0(1.1) 34., 00 P (1-1) 114.10, T (1. 4) 130.40. Time 31.13. Signed outfielder Del Unser. Steve Garman, Sussex, England. Steve joined the Raiders In 13) 334.11. SANFORDORLANDO St. Louis - Waived pitcher Jim January Tenth Race, 5-16, A: and has made some good contributions during the FRIDAY NIGHT Willoughby and optioned pitcher Fifth Game 3 Just Nancy 12.00 7.60 5.00 John Fulgham and shortstop Mike season A quiet, thoughtful player, Steve has fine ground strokes First Race, 1.16,0; 2Gastl-GastlII 10.10 5.30 1.60 1 Elect 10.20 500 3.10 $ Big Heart .60 020 Ramsey to Springfield of the and is a fine competitlor. Will probably go to Manatee or PenlOscar-Echanlz 4101.00 S Two Stroke 4.10 American Association. 4.00 1.00 2 Merlin C. Miller sacola next year. IHermanGondra 3.20 7 Toni Ellis 0(3-I) 41.40:P(34) 117.1i:T(3-I. 5.20 Seattle - Assigned outright the Q(2.7)41.S1gP($-7) 117.30;T(3-1. Time 3142. These are the young men who have continued the winning Q(14)44.II;T(1-$-7)0W.ii.Time contract for outfielder Mike Potter I) 446.00. 32.24. to the Triple A Springfield, III., club tradition at S.C.C. Their 27-1 record extends the record for the Eleventh Race, 5-14, C: Second Race. to. D of the St. Louis organization, 2 GH's Topper past four seasons to 117-115 over all and 63-1 against Junior 11.20 13.50 Sixth Game 2 Ringing Ceasar 25.40 0.00 7.10 Montreal - Give unconditional 1 Big Shot Sambo 1.50 4.10 colleges. I Surf lreCharlott 4.50 6.20 iel,ase to reliever Mike Garman; 5 Tally Burt 7 DuranPradera 13.20 lAO S. 3 Wycliff Dee Des 5.10 wcoUegeand our community should he proud of these young 0(1-2)30.61: P12-I) 111. ,, T (2-1- optioned reliever Bill Atkinson, 2 Tranl- Arcs 5.10 1.20 (1.2) 240.51 0(24)11.61: P (2. 5) 660.40. Time 3)43. catcher Bob Reece and infielder men for the significant contributions they have made enhance th IVicandi-Olaga e 520 4) $22.31; T (242) $03.01. Time Tony Bernazard to Denver of the good name of Seminole Comm 0(2.7)45-li; p (1-2) $17.10: T (7-2- 30.01. un College. ity Triple A American Association and Twelfth Race, . c: 4) $15.45. Tklrdlace,$.14,D: I OrittsComebac 11.50 4.40 3.60 etcher Hal Bues to Memphis of the Seventh Game, , t J.lV a Mary's craze 7.40 730 D uble A Southern Association. WILDFIRES" S Franko 6.60 4.20 4 B. Allspice Toronto Optioned pitchers 9.60 $lsasaI -adioia 15.50 5.30 4.60 3 Rocktownlom 3.20 Jerry Garvin and 0(1-3) 31.50 Tom Buskey to , P (1-3)01., 50 T (1-3WASTE RESOURCIS 3 lri*ta-Rodo$fo 3.60 3.00 Q (34)4341; P (2-5) 100.65, T (2.1- 4) 43445 Time 30.31. Syracuse of International League. 7 SsldArrisfa 5.10 3) 371.01. Time 31.70. Soccer A 347 Handle $312,030. 0(3-i) 32.00: P (1.3)70,1(5.3. 55 PoeflNRace,$-14,D New York (NASL) signed 7) 430.45. 7 Carry Cap 610 650 3,50 defender Kevin Egan and goalie EIghth Game 3 Proud Aft Irmed5.00 3.10 Earl Carter. ISelde-Arrlela 0.00 1.10 3.10 Essle Express 4.20___-_-----Columbus (ASL) Sid' 211114mon-Gona 6.00 1.20 0(3.7)3161, P(7-3) 122.30,1(7-3defender Les Parodi and goalie Van NHL I Sanu-Echania 1.50 413.00. Time 31.40. Taylor. 0(2-4) 35.$$ P(44) 77.10; T(4-2Friday's Result Fifth Race, 1-14. C: Sacramento (ASL) - Signed I) 304.00. Atlanta 5. Los Angeles 3 $ I Thinkso Too 16.00 5.50 3 midlielder Bobby Arbour. Trans actions - Dog Racing San Simeon Race Set ARCADIA, Calif. (UP!) - Top weight of 120 pounds will he carried by Whit. Hammer and Bywayofdikago today tha field of10 entered in the"r,n4urIg O,X0.added San SLm00 Handicap at Santa Anita. Bill Shoemaker rides White Ran'imer and DerTel McHargus is on Bywayolchlcago. Others entered: Crew of Ocala at 112 pounds; Back Bay Beat, 11$; Foreign Power, 114; Maheru, 111; Syncopate, 114; Windy's Duke, 115; Whatsyompleaaswe, 117; and Natienal Flag, 115. 00 o 4. - - - Pro Hockey Mdfj'Ider Waived - LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The Los Angeles Adocs of the North American Soccer League have placed mi&Idder Jimmy Kelly on waivers. Kelly, 21, cam, to Los Angeles last July from the Tuiu Rougimecks. He began his NA&. career with the Chicago Sting In 117$, coming fran Macbader United of Englod's First Division. . • V NO. - m , .-: LOS ANGELES (UP!) - In an apparent stalemate over planned Introduction of computerized betting Machines, negotiations between race track management representatives and the Parimutuel Clerks Guild were adjourned. Richard A. Hughes, director of industrial relations for the Federation of California Racing Associations, said union negotiators refused to offer acounterproposal to management's "package of economic coasiderailort. and contract language." __ .- "-' Tracks, Clerks At Odds r- . -. CLEVELAND (UPI) - Veteran tight end Dicer Roan has been traded by the Cleveland Browns to the Los Angeles Rams for an undisclosed draft choice. Roan was a victIm of the emergence of Owe Newsome, a rookie fran Alabama who had an extremely successful debut as a darter last season. Roan, 27, Cleveland's third draft choice In 1975, spent nearly all last season on the bench. Roan, 6400t4 and 214 pounds, was a darter until Newsome beat him out of the job In training camp and went on to become one of the top rookies in the league. There had been trade rumors concerning Roan throughout the 1978 season. raced SCC Net Team The Best Ever , •. Roan Traded By Browns 1, J . ' : Garland On injury Shelf - ... By LARRY CASTLE Herald Correspondent , This year's tennis team at Seminole Community College is " " without a doubt, the best In school history. Don't think me prejudiced, just because I am the coach and . . . recruited all of the players. Facts and figures don't lie, and the proof Is In the pudding of our schedule and won-loss ratio. The Raiders are 27-1 to date. Wins have come over Central Florida U. (2), Columbia (Ivy League), Kent State and Northern Illinois (Mid-American, U. of Mississippi (C), U. of Cincinnati and U. of Louisville (Met ro Seven), and recently the U. of Indiana (Big Ten). The lone loss / came at the hands of the U. of Kentucky lna close match. The 111 Raiders play a big time schedule and have held their own against i. all compet ition. - -'i4 Dubbed "the super seven", this young team has brought a • showcase of talent to the school and the entire community. All over the U. S., the reoutatlon of Seminole Men's Tennis Team has grown, and scores of letters are received each year from young players wishing to come to SCC. And why not? Over the past four years every player that has played at Seminole has received a tennis scholarship at a four-year school. ThIs year the college scouts have been even more abundant because all of the members of this year's team will be looking for a place to go. Four of the "super seven" are sophomores, three are freshmen but will be moving on because of a cut-back In the area of out of date scholarships. So the college scouts have been coming to SCC In droves hoping to pick up one or more players. Two different schools wanted to take all seven. " Who are these young men that have made the SCC tennis . program so successf ul? By their positions they are as follows: 'i': ,, Robert Hale, Toronto, Canada. Robert is the best player I have ever coached. His record of 27-4) this year speaks for Itself. Team %.. leader and captath, Robert has a chance to turn professional ina couple of years. Very quiet on and off the court, he is leader by . example. He has a 3.6 scholastic average and is being heavily I. .;. •. •. . recruited by Texas A & M, Rollins, Southern Illinois, Mississippi, 1. i Kentucky, Central Florida, Old Dominion and many others. Seminole Community College's tennis team gives Its Ken Phelan, Philadelphia, Pa. Transferred to Seminole from own hand signs upon reviewing the season to date. Edison, because Edison was deemphasizing Its tennis program. A Left to right, standing, are Phil Ritchie, Larry gifted athlete, Ken has the potential to become an All-American. Castle, Robert hale, Ken Phelan, Steve Garman, Has had many fine wins this year and seems to Improve every Graham Webb; and kneeling, Kyle Langlll and day. A4.0 grade point average, Ken will probably gotoPrinceton after leaving SCC. Being recruited by Duke, U. of Virginia, Chris Little. Mississippi, Penn., Rdlll?is, Central Florida and Old Dominion. Kyle Langill, Toronto, Canada. Looks like a choir boy off the co urt, but when the action darts, what a competitor. Blessed with ___________ great quickness and strength, Kyle has done a job holding the tough No. 3 spot. Through determination and work Kyle seems ready to blosaom Into super star. Although only a triàwn'aii, Ninth Game 7 Duaoafl 6.00 3.60 Kyle will probably be transferring to another junior college. 20OrI 23.60 0.20 5.50 1 Arron 3.60 7 Mutilla Probably Daytona Beach, Manatee or Pensacola. 3.4 grade point 6.00 120 Q (7-I) 3000; P (5-7) 130.50; .. DAYTONA BRACH lEchanii NSA 7.10 I) 162.00. average. Time 31.66. FRIDAY NIGHT RES ULTS 0(2.7) 61.20, P (2-7) 108-30; 1(2.7Sixth Race, S-IS, A: Friday's Results Graham Webb, Sussex, England. Graham joined the Raiders in First Dom* 4) 333.20. 2 KOs Gambler 20.00 13.20 5.10 Chicago 121, Boston 105 Tenth Game January and Immediately stepped right Into the lineup. A fierce I Jlvin Joke 500 210 New Jersey Ill, Atlanta 106 6Sara-Arca 13606.60 3.00 ISanti-Paco 10.10 7.00 3.10 3 Kukomonga competitor, he has added greatly to the strength and depth of the 2.10 Philadelphia 129, Cleveland 93 4 Duran-Olaga II 6.10 4.00 6 Ramon.Rodollo 19.50 ii.io 3&, P (3-5) 110 .90; .o Portland 132, Washington 104 team. A top co 200mingo.Prade,ra ntender for the No. 1 spot In his division at the state, 3.10 lhslsa.ArrI,ta 5.00 3)116.20. Time 31.39. Milwaukee NI, Indiana 99 Graham looms very large In the tennis future for Seminole. Second Game par _____ ______ ... 6,134-yard o _______ ... W Pena, Johnson go to drawing board Was Dave D B here, who to play for the New York £ijcki, the last basketball player who also played major league baseball? N,F., Kthgstes, N.Y. . Ron Reed, who's Mill pitching In the National League with the Philadelphia Phillies, also played a couple of years In the National Basketball Association: 196547. Reed, Philly's top reliever lad year, is darting his 12th baseba ll season. As a matter over Indiana. of fad, he and DeBusschere were teammates on the Detroit Trail Blazers 132, Bullets 164 double. Pistons. But where Dave, a bonus baby with the Qilcago White Tom Owens scored 18 ci Sax, quickly saw his future on the hardwood (his major league Miami breaks camp next Friday, preparing Myron Speaks scored the a sacrifice fly In the rally. gaane.hlgit X points in the third •NANTLIY pitching totals were three wins, four losses), Ron gave up szuso.i for an April 11 opener in Miami against quarter aixi Portland went on to winning rim on a nlntbinnlng AI,IM AIIM Errors led to three of the four basketball as soon as he struck with the Braves. Another corn- hand Washington III I Panama City. Its worst error Friday night, giving Lake runs In the slath, when "Ifts _,,, 416 IIWS1N $3 binatlon hurler-basketeer was Gene Conley of the Boston Celtics. home io Brantley sole poaeon of the Seminole scored four times. *b*i*..i SI Presumably, the sidewalks in Miami c.s... Coiiley played baseball In Milwaukee, Philadelphia and Boston. • u* 4' Arthur g Five Star Conference lead after remain Intact 24 ho Sixers Krs.r IoNs. S •S• a day. Q. For several years, we watched a sports summer in Los Carlsr S •LWsfls 40 17 of his an 8-7 victory over Seminole. JulioErvtng scored for Brantley and Kent Pro . Alleles ed Barbara Heater. We Mves't sees her in quite amiey was coasting behind Qapedl. and Doug Der4ii Line 490 ee Ibe.and wuader If you knew what heppoeed to her. Sb. was 17 POIDIS 1,111 the first period, 111" " IIIIII Gomm off the solid pi tching of Dean Frith wh en Philadelphia to ihlm,r two. Join Diabla and D'ArVtIII us WrIOS 45' nesliust - Judy Ma.., Veslara, CalL led, 74 going into the Wth 5F5 45.14 lead. 411 had two hits ipec Blonds Barbara moved on to New York a couple of years ago, , bottom of the seven , th or but Aj*r f $ is Bails ' bet I believe she Is no lo nger working as a regular sportscaster. The win was Filth's ninth In Artie Gilmore scored 2 errors paved the way for Sb. has appeared In commercials. Besides the Los Angeles and 41118 Snhwie to send It into extra 10 game., Michael Wright TIM$ Chicago mm.-te New York markets, Barbara, su of the early women sport- pointsto., UrNS,, •i Bill of -4 S1 $W1 • Ti-NsI.. scasters, also worked In Colorado Springs, Cola., and San Boston from the playoff picture. IWO& Dam * * an The win snapped a tlreejmus Q.flsre have bsualet.lp.agranág kst.e....st.1 1osthgdreakfor the Bulls. Bob the Uaiveraity ci Kausss sinc, the days ci Gals layers (Ribert McAdoo led the Cuts with N MWsr, Del W'-s Ms RlggMe, tome a few). But the best ci the bch was a speedster .ed Levers. Smith, dsafted by Richata 117, Spars 11$ Moses Malone hit two free the PIItsb Stealers in 1P77. I haven't read anythi.g abut him sims thee, What L:aed to him? - Greg KisSes, Isymim, thrown with no time randaing on the clock while a huge crowd Ihowled Its disapproval. S"h p" as a rookie in 77 blut broke his leg in mid4enson. The Busier, were counting on hi to provide the outside rwmbig Nuggets 138, ClIppers in threat they needed last season but he stayed on in jured reserve David Thompson scored 31 points and Dan Ieee! added N as : DVer1IVIML tl'.l's of Injured George McGinnis to led acr*Icalvldory over lm ,. Diego despite a psüd psrfor' mane. by Uoyd Free. •' \.' LMsrsLIS,Pim.u3 NormNlzasacoredl4 of bia a' *poimginthes.c,ndhaUad \\\ daleedostnldnestopow,r 'Y. :. bscasol that leg Injary. His 42 spud wovld MW be wukuneto l.a. Angels. DetreWs Kevin 'ipIs'rr the had r*ig aiFranes Harris and Rocky P',i,r. PmuterceBactid32itiand, QAlthsssyen ABC WW.rlddlps,, Pr, bees wlthldalBblat.hithsft,g lMtheWcithsubsw,asthsysay.sTV, half, beams the tIM player In up in. ±. .aiar belL lb. wee be? -LN., $e [Ms NBA history to imtth 1,686 . i in a:, Worsen 114, Katebe N -*hsudla 1171, MOimd4srf. Germany, and the P'.pkou Robert Parish pilled down a Iiqw Was a n.oph$. Yvgssinv nw*sd Viesko BogMaj, who wur.b1 fl riboimde ad cane. be mhtMet "the sy of 4ci"This --.ABC-TV is 0* 1.S Ba*,utbleg Vli'aapiI fern Ma b'rsrd sled even brl.gb'1 mol MR be a ,ps _ et to celebrate lbs oecad. Q.-lS I*Iypl., ber? W p u: and whal miMi for the Warriors while mI Msmre. ad TO Kel . .ha. .111101111d X P" "im 0111 1811 an_J SAN DIEGO (UP!) - Jim IMerMima Ma -_ bus h. . sigh osraishask faiths New Yesh ci the as 0*Wkft IN AlAuerles adirsw inl*, an'Md so N. York W*.U4NVW , am in *IF, Do used - - - sounded good. Loughery said after his club A dream nobody thought was rebo unded from a 10-point possible had become a reality. halftime deficit Friday night to For the first time as an NBA score a 117-U$ victory over the franchise, New Jersey will be Atlanta Hawks. "We're as playing after the regular season respectable as any team in the ends. NBA. This game was typical ci "We're no longer has-beens," our entire season. We always have to play tough and fight all the way." . Herald Sports Editor - - again. me words Olderman . By JIM It's not that easy, beca use he has some good arms in spring training camp. "I'm not close to deciding on a rotation," he said, "but the lineup is set for righ t now. Of course, we are still trying to make some trades with major league clubs and we still may pick up some veteran players." He rattled off the names of Leon Brown (centerfield), Woody Woodard (second base), himself (designated hitter), Danny Thomas (left), Hal Breeden (first base), Brock Pemberton (right), Wayne Tyrone ( th ird), Eudaldo Oliveros (short ) and Jorge Curbelo (catcher). For the uninformed, the Inter-American League will operate in six cities, with Miami being the only one in the United States. Caracas, Maracaibo, Panama City, San Juan and Santo Domingo are the others - which makes for some interesting road trips. Miami, which shares the local stadium facilities with those umpteen college teams wintering at Wes Rinker's Florida Baseball School, has played five games against the collegians, clobberjn ---c t1i the nnnnsfflnn In øzu.h instance. Th e opposition ta kes on a different aspect starting today, however, because the 1:30 exhibition game was against the Denver Bears, Triple-A affiliate of the Montreal Expos. Sundnv at 1 n • %4IWIIIU o,, d&IJ pIy ueie against the Amigos. "Better than Triple-A, is the way Johnson describes his team. Pitching coach Orlando Pena answers with a soft whistle which says "super." The former A'hurler reminds one that the Amigos have 17 guys who have played In the major leagues. "They might not even need me to pitch," he muses, "but I'm ready in two or three days If needed." Among the names fans recognize is that of Breeden, former Expos slugger who has been In Japan the last three years. His top season in the majors was 1973, when he had 15 home runs in just 258 at bats. In fact, he still holds the Montreal record for total bases In one game, getting a homer, two triples and a . Playoffs twi Sports Writer They live a li fe of obscurity in a little town in New Jersey. Piscataway, they call It -% home of the playoff-bo un d Nets. "We made It," said Coach Kevin Loughery. Then he said It Hunches &I J -. Jersey Makes NBA ___ 41 %à ( ~I In-Season - Ttmeups United COSTA MESA, Calif. (UP!) - This time when Nancy Lopez made her move to the top another player stayed right with her - and a third was already there. Lopez and South Africa's Sally Little both shot Mo Friday to create a three-way tie for first place with opening-round leader Chako Higuchi at the halfway point of the $150,000 LPGA Women's Open at Mesa Verde Country Club. The three were tied at 139, 3.under par. Today's third round is nationally televised (NBC 12:30 p.m. PST). Lopez, the 1979 leading money winner on the LPGA tour with $42,300, came from behind to win the last two tournaments she played In. She shot an opening-round 71 Thursday, two shots off Higuchi's pace. Friday she had five birdies and one bogey, Including 15400t putts for birdies on the 16th and lRh holes. She bogeyed No. 17 when she threeputted, but used only 29 putt. on the 18 greens. Japan's Higuchi, who fired a 69 in the opening round, also used just N putts Thursday over the soggy course for a 70. She had two birdies and one bogey and saved on six holes with single-putt greens. Little, who defeated Lopez earlier this year In a playoff at Sarasota, Fla., overcame a double-bogey when her tee shot bounced off a tree and into a lake. She sank anS-foot birdie putt on No. 18 to join Lopez and Higuchi at the top. In addition to the double-bogey, Little had a bogey. But she carded six birdies, Including one as each of the four par-S holes. Little beat Lopez a year ago in a playoff in San Diego one of only two playoff losses for Lopez. Lopez won five consecutive tournament. In 1978 and finished with nine wins. She has won 11 of V events and placed second six times. : ShaIR By Press Interaatlosal Tom Seaver, In his final ngs. Oliver tripled in two runs lead Atlanta over Baltimore homers and Paul Hartzell went Pm-season is the perfect time tuneup for next Wednesday's Pete MacKanln's basesloaded during a three-run first inning Burt Hooton scattered three eight Innings for his second for testing new players and opener with the San Francisqp single with one out In the 10th to power Texas New York, hits over eight innings and Joe spring victory to power the shaping up the veterans, but Giants, went seven Innings, inning gave the Philsa win over which has lost past 17 times in 22 Ferguson and Gary momasson Twins to their third straight win nine Innings a day is enough. giving up five hits and one run the Tigers John Mayberry spring games ... led off the fifth Inning with Jim Norris' 11th-inning Rookie shortstop Ron while striking out three and doubled home two rims In the Mike Lum had three hits and back-to-back home runs to lead single drove home Gary AlexOeder's bases-loaded single off walking none. The victory went seventh Inning and Al Woods drove In two rims and Frank Los Angeles over California ... ander as Cleveland won its rlghthander Gary Wilson in the to Doug Capilla, who blanked cracked a solo homer to power LaCorte and Buzz Capra Bombo Rivera, Ron Jackson fourth straight exhibition 13th Inning gave the Cincinnati the Astros the last three mm- the Jays over the Mets .. Al teamed up for a five-hitter to and Willie Norwood blasted game. Reds a 2-1 exhibition victory Friday over the Houston Lopez, Litti., Higuchi In 3-Way TI. At Mesa Sidewalk Superintendent Amigos Ready For Opener ter,-Seaver Sunday, April 1, 17-7A 30 ~ High Games: Jeanolte Hitchco Ill, Evelyn Sakir 113, Hazel Mslsr 131, Jan Heger 165, Id. lak.sr UI, Phyhl Molt 170-163, Toby Sryaef 171, Janet Eve 141. Ruth 5mm, IN, AIW, Curtis 1* Sandy Meero uS, Donna Rogers 131133, Morton LiMbers 111. MW CIsisle 1S1.LlbbIeWhteheed1js,R, Eve 145-IN, Mary hlmore 150. High Series: Jeaiefte Hitcitcox 137. Evelyn blur SUP PIIyII Molt • biskithail coach at LeyoiMatymoad the peel two years, his been named an amdallad at Southern Cal by aew Trojan head coach Stan Merriness d s .ppel, Tsjsy, had annoencid he would retain addiisit coach Rudy W#On or Morsinsa at the Uni sit Spencer, 1, coached Wilder dlbsPk for two yosnpriertomevl.gtoLoyola. He bee a mar's degree In sociology from PacitIc. - __ __ SliToby Sryent 441, Diana Ross 305, Ally Chute 4146 Carol Cale4l 130. Morton Lindb$0g 40, Ann Curtis 443. Converted $plits: Hazel Matter S. M. 4-16: Robin Windeer 3-14; Ally ClolsIs 45-li: TOW Sryanl 1-15. Mumphrey Out 21 Days )41 Other Highlights: Turkey Phylle 44011; Nancy ReNds. WA$ND*Y DROP-OUTS ST. IS1RURG, Fla. (UP!) -It. Iaui eutflul Jerry Mpbrey, vhs lid his 0911116 POW be tIild beciw ci a .113 0'0Himaverage this Iis, has _ 111000 en the '',d with X=a isparMid ". . Mpbreyedthe ion aft imaina Jim ckftm aid aiiiiiiiird ,,. -.--. - __ HI NOONIRS Trojans Name Cog. Aid. US ANGEIZS (UPI) - Dave Spencer, an auMi4 1i ,I=. - - - -a*hmw,m 1. vaura 7 -Kegler's Komer Mac McKibben 156: Fro-lc Gro 15$; Martin Hansen 15 Barbara K"4101 ill; Mencha Goddard 7; Lisle Miller IN; Jo. Welch 174; Trudle Llghtsey 174; Verne Poll Ill; Mary McPherson 114; lea Souvler 141; Frances Filegir 157; WInnie Spencer 137. 1 High Series: Gordon Lamb $73: Ted PucksIt 537; Joe Ferrer $37 Jim Arrays 510, Barbara Knewi *, Verne P0111 503; Martin Hann ISO;LlsleMIIisr4g$;Mcgiobon 454; Trudle Llghtsey 46, Mary McPhsnen at, Dan Burton 400. Converted Splits: Helen klHberg 37; Sob Oenenberg$-7; Ted 57; Verne P01113.7; Rtffi F* 41 Fro* Gqec.$4,3.$1, Jim Arroyo 3- li; AMY Welck3.*;RaIplIJM3- ii; Phil Augusta 3.10: Mariai Goodman 1-6, 3-7, 3-10. Other Highlights: QUM of the weds Trvdle Ughtsey +53. Star 01 Ills weds 50dn Standings: Wift Kids; Stesits & Curweai $115 I fl"$5'4 $$uamr,ck$; Splitters; Alley Cats; Ding Sill: Nomads; Standinis: Ke.mdy Tractors. Ice 503$ SheIlj iwiWdS Ga-elters; Madhbivs LSS$InI. T.C. Tackle, Sea $yMbsls DilNri ludsWds; ørew's Grecery. Mds.up; Alley Cilia lCSfted SHlliGams: RuAhDeGre$anl 17; flames: Qo,*sm Lamb SWPsI Seesley 177: joy Usher 01; too PM ANNAN , Jim iveys ft Lek Ciroin. in, Marlene Sunk 150. T PueblO - INs .5w Ferrer IN, Tee g Lois CSIb1M, 515: Kitty West 504; Opal George 502; Pat Beasley 402; Ruth DeGaetani $35. Converted Splits: Esther Szabo 6. 7; Cathy Doul. 3.10. other highlights: Ruth DeGaetin + 174. CARDINAL 51qs 1. Trckqs, 2. Lucky Strikes, 3. Slack Gunlons, 4. Jarheods, S. All In the Family, 6. Horn. Grown, 7. Red Birds, 5. Whatever? High games: Jerry WMVIf 135: Doris Grayhlll 100, Rodney Gable 147, Richard Salmon 171, Ed Hamann 201, Artls Robinson 16h,0 rtkI 174, NancyMaloy 131. Myra Colding 165. Earl Close 1* Anne cswtis We Henry Nehon UI, Clara Ripley 111, ClaudIa IIIWVO41O 10. JollA RIpley lOS. Tommy Eden 153. L0III$MCGIU11IIIS 140, Jerry Holbrook 115. WIgS, Series: Jeny Weaver l; Ø Qay4ffl 344; Richard Saisu 103; Ed Harnann 43; Myra Coldin 4100i Aimi Curtis ill; Henry Nelsen 133; Clara Ripley 502; ClaudIa 5inve 312; Jerry Holbrook 101 Canverled splits: Rodney G"6. 7 5.; DIrt P16th 3-li: Doris Grayhill 3-1. Othe - __ I Highlights: Salmon-turkey Richard UNPROPISSIONAL High Games: Jerry Fareila, M. 235; Don Will, 232; Gene Rogero, 204;Haroid Ankle, 231;Gien Meyers 303400; Ron Allman, 304311; Jerry LoIe,334,Sal Rolland 3ol.3fl, Tim Cooper, • BALI. £ CHAIN Standings: Junk Yard Dogs, Guttir Dusters, The Go Betweens, Moon Pies. Dir Sax, No Names. The Go Getters, The Quick S,WS High Games: Jim Nader NO; Rich Reynolds 171; Sub Doyle lii; C. -. Sexton M; Sara Griffith 171: Peggy Moon 102; Luanne Reynolds 140: Shirley Kirk 147; SheIla Jakubcin JET SOWLERITTES Standings: Johnny Walker Real Estate, Mixon Auto Parts Wifti Amoco, Yelvington Insulation, Ladies Auxiliary Fleet Reserve, Galloway Builders, Sanford Sowing Center, Johnny Walker Const. Co. High Games: Grace Velvingto 100; Shelby Fore 144; Peggy Moon 160; Elaine KOstival 200; Ann Coleman 161; Key Thompson 16$. High Series: Grace Yeivington 127; Shelby Fore 175; Elaine Kostival 504. Converted SPlits: Lois Sander 7-4; Pat Clark 2-7; Kay Thomspn 3-10; Elaine Kostival 43-7; Louise Cow Dot Comes $-7; Polly luslor S.I. SUNDAY NUTS MIXED Standings: Mr. C's Chicken, PinHigh Series: Jim Nader 370, Rich Ups. Spoilers, No. I, No. 0, No. 6, Reynolds $2; Sub Doyle 171; Go lehrens Ranch. The Pits. Mishaps, Sexton 401: Peggy Mn , Mite Strikers. Custom lmprov. High Gomm: Martin liaison 315; Luanne Reynolds 332; Sheila Harry Psnt.coit 20$; Carl Moyer Jim Converted Splits: Cathy Doyle 3. 203; Moyer 202 Tim Strawn M. I0 Sryaet Hickson 67; Gus Sexton 6.7.10. HIgh Series: u.ni,, H 660; Other Highlights: Out Sexton. Harry PiiWocost$4; Jimansa Starr ss, k SO the Woe + W; High Jim Meyer $10; Carl Moyer 113. Averages: Jim Nader, Gus Sexton Converted Splits: Rose Trier 6-7; 135. Doris Ssntop $10 RACING NIGHTLY 1 P.M. (Closed Sunday) I MATINEES: Mon. . Wet - Sat. NEW MATINEE Post Time I: IS p.m. I ALL NEW $a Tnifecta Six $42 Trifecta Wheel ALL 12 RACES I Thiridiy Ladles Nile - fn n a ai N. oiOmlajs Ju #Sup Ii 53 Leopold *tSLIVAIION$131.ISU Sor . Ns OseUlsi IS t �$A—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April 1, I79 DOWNTOWN FACELIFT BU!9I'JESS Ground Broken For Larger When the traditional gold shovel turned the earth ground-breaking was officially underway for the new, larger headquarters of Marc Slade Chrysler-Plymouth. Just halfway through its third year at the original Sanford location (on U.S. Highway 17.92) the agency has already outgrown all available space. The new facility Is also on US. Highway 17.92 just 2½ miles south of the original. On hand for the ceremony were Marc Slade, president of Marc Slade Chrysler.Plymoth, C.J. Vituill, zone manager for Chrysler Corporation, G.B. Schnabel, regional Manager for Chrysler Realty Corporation, Bob Sturm and Sandra Glenn, both Seminole County Corn. County Construction Up As Residential construction In Seminole County registered major Increases in 1978. New mWtl4amIly units in Seminole County totaled 267 thlVZ$,allO.2 percent gain over wl7's total of 127 units. In Seminole County, the increase in single-family construction was 47.3 percent, up from 2,402 units to 3,539. Despite the fact that Orange County had significantly more new housing units than Seminole, the dollar value of new bousing for which building permits were issued in 17$ was virtually Identical In the two counties: $136.3 Million in Orange County, and $136.6 million in Seminole County. Plant Manager Named Lloyd "1p" Breakiron has been named to the Position of plant manager at Crestliner's Sanford location. The announcement was made by Arthur M. Pollan, director of manufacturing at the home office in Little Falls, Minnesota. While at AMP Crestilner, Breakiron will have the respousthility for all phases of plant management at the Southeast location. 'Good Neighbor' Award James Watkins, vice-president and resident manager of BACHE, which is located In Altamonte Springs, accepted the April "Good Neighbor" Award for his firm from Lee Jacobs, Chamber President at a luncheon which was held at the Altarnonte Red Carpet Inn. Also attending the luncheon were Art Ally, account executive for BACHE, Due King, account Executive at BACHE, Mayor Norman C. P'my4, iIfuietImth, city of Aamonts Sprtngj_Jack A.H ga1*Iier of Md carpet Inn and Racquet Club, Jean S. Homan, Director of Sales at Red Carpet Inn, and Sherry Will, manager of membership relations for the Altamonte-Cauelberry Chamber of Commerce. Behrens Elected Chairman Gerald Behrens, Behrens Tractor Company, Sanford, was elected chairman of the board of the Southern Association during their annual convention at the Hilton Hotel, Jacksonville. One of the higlilighti of this annual gathering of Hardware and tractor dealers and their suppliers was the dedication of the new headquarters building located in Orange Park, Kemp Calls The Signals Congressman Jack Kemp, whose work In tax reduction lagMitlon has won him considerable support on Capitol Hill, will speak to the Economics Club of Orlando at 8 p.m., April 7. For reservations to the dinner, call Dr. Robert Hicks, president of the Economics Club of Orlando, at V54170. Graham Appoints Nb.. TALLAHAEE - Gov. Bob Graham and Secretary of Commerce Sidney Levin announced the appointment-of Stephen Mb.. III as director of the Florida Department of Coswwrc. Division of Economic Dsveio$m7ont. Albel, 37, who Is currently executive director of the Ssreesta C.miy Qnbom' of Commerce, was on, of several candidates recommended to Secretary Levin and Gov. Graham by a search committee made up of mews bsrs of the Governor's Advisory Council on Economic -..' C. Washington Oaks, Sec. One, Slopes. 1030 Sanford continues with $26,900. urn,.I... u,i,c, we cleaning and remodeling (QCD) Dominick Pettilil, $91. to MartinusS. WI Ann, Lot 7 Meadows sd, $13,500. store fronts as part of a Eleanor Petrilli. sill. Lot flO Spring Park Phoenix Homes Inc. to Cart Oaks Un. 4, 12,700. Lucille 0. M. Schatt Edward S. tleinma 1 WI Lavana J., Lt 9. 81k project to improve the A, Rev. Pill The Springs, Willow appearance of the city's Green & wf Louise to McCrady 1 wf June, 1 Ivan G. Four Run Sec.. 1104.000. j05eø F. Pastorek I WI Phyllis to central business district. & w, Marcella H., From NE car. of . Lot 7 Schatt Dev., Unit Two, Stephen D. Paholsky I wf Charlotte M Other downtown I M., Lt 29, BUt 0, Druid Hills Park, $1201000. provements spearheaded Robert W. Russell, sgl to Ernest The Huskey Co. to E. Everette by the Greater Sanford R. Drake $91 S. Loretta Payton, s 100' of W 116' of Lot 6, Des Pinar Huskey I WI Suzanne, Lot C, 81k 6. .. Sweetwater Club Un., 2, 150,000. nacsoua cEffTf.8 Development Corp. In. Acs. U11,000. The Huskey Co. to E. Everett. Robert D. Bur*hart Jr. S. dude the proposed archiSuzanne to Joseph W. Litterer & W, Huskey & WI Suzanne, LI 9 81k B, tectural landscaping of Janet 0., Lt 4, 61k B, Sweetwater Sweetwater Club Un. 2, $50000. The Huskey Co. to E. Everette First Street. Pictured Oaks, Sec. C, $96,700. Mildred Hampton, Repr. est Huskey I WI Suzanne, Lot 10, 81k 8. here Is Knight's Shoes. Jennie Walker to Willie Evans aka Sweetwater Club Un. 2. $50,000. The Huskey Co. to E. Everett. Eaverly, Lot 2 NV, alley adi. on Su 81k 12 Tier C Town of Sanford, 81k 1 Huskey S. wf Suzanne, lot 11, BIk B, Sweetwater Club Un. 2, $50,000. & LI 5 Midway, $100. The Huskey Co. to E. Everett. Lyle Burk I Marlene D. to Sam J. Wahon Jr. S. *1 Diane 0., Lts 9.17,1 Huskey & wf Suzanne, Lot 6, 81k B. LoIW33 34 1 35, Gracellne Court, I Sweetwater Oaks Sec 12, $331000. The Huskey Co. to E. Everette Lot 20 31 1 32, Gracellne Court, Huskey I WI Suzanne. Lot 13, 61k 6, SiI., Eveline M. J. King to Eveline M. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 12, 133,900. Peter W. Van Valkenburg to John J. King I Walter N. King, Jt. tin. Lots 1.7 Birds of Paradise, Lake R. Robertson & WI Mary 1..., Lot 10, 81k A, Paradise Point Fourth Sec. (Continued From Page 1A) work for many of the older Monroe, $100. them. Others stop me to for many years, served as 00. sql. heir of S45,4 W residents of Sanford. She remind of the times I secretary of Sunday BMA Prop Inc. to Carol E. Gross, Iris homas F. Beckel i WI worked with her hurth, punished and tell the shared my lunch with them School, Sunday School Nancy, Lts 1.5, 61k A, Pools, '/ less sgl., Lot 105 Lake of the Woods Townhouse, Sec. 4, *39,500. First Shiloh faithfully as a teachers what they are not r.w Sr 431 etal, $111,500. or tell me I was like a was teacher and Peter W. Van Vaikenburg to John H. Hanson to Thomas F. deaconess and mission allowed to do to them," she mother to them," she said. su&elintendent of vacation Becket lwf Nancy grantor lnt;$33' Mario C. Fan, Lot I 61k A, B said. Although -born In worker. of N 1353' of W 330' of E 1432 of Govt. Paradise Point Fourth Sec., $35,500. Richard A. Bell to Russell L. Mrs. Bentley began her But, she said, many of Greensboro, Fla., Mrs. Lt 1 Sec 36.19.29 etc., 2 parcels, At least 300 former Ruland, sgl. I Dana D. Ruiz, sgl., 12,100. her former students whose teaching career after she Bentley doesn't remember students and 50 co-workers Magnolia Svc. to Craven 0ev., Lot Lot 20 (less N 40 1 I all of 21 & 32, finished Florida A & M own children were in her living anywhere in her life, from her days In education 61k 6, First Addi, Lake View, Lk 34, Wekiva Hills, Sec I, $16,000. College High School. LAter classes, came to her and except in Sanford. "My Magnolia Svc. to Craven Div., Lot Mary, $21,900. are expected to attend ON Willard A. Chastain & *1 Jeanette 34 Wokiva Hills, Sec. I, $16,000. she received a bachelor's begged that she spank.their parents brought us here at Palm Sunday event Magnolia Svc. to Craven 0ev., Lot to Rayburn V. White & WI Sara, Lots degree from Florida Ak M. children when they needed an early age. My father, honoring her. Theg proram 3 I 1, Wellington Addn, $anf., 34, WekIva Hills Sec $16,000. She participated In (417Sf It. "But I never did after A.A. Fields, often said he Sabal Point Prop Inc. to Michael $16,000. Is to begin at 2:30 p.m. at CCS Inv., Inc. to Victor L. Tron. community services, We D. Welsh I *1 Barbara, Lot 92 _______ the rules changed," she came here from Lake (lqlan,7 Cypress Landing at Sabal Point, calli & WI Janet 0., Lot 7 Brierwood, Involved in her teaching said. County with a wife, two Baptist Church on W. 13th $111500. career, and began working "As I'm walking in girls and a trunk. CCS Inv., Inc. to Mark A. Street. Additional in. Magnolia Svc. to Jack Taylor a WI as a young 5111 In her Emily, Lot 13, Wekiva Hills, Sec. 8, Olewinskl I wf Katharine S., Lot Sanford, grownups who "My mother, Henrietta formation can be gained by Brierwood, $15,500. $13,500. church. She was heralded were once my pupils stop Fields, was a home-type contacting Mrs. Marva Bel-Aim Homes Inc. to Gary L. R. H. I Bldrs., Inc. to Neil A. Lau for the First Shiloh me to talk and often remind person who loved her Hawkins, 2441$ or D.C. IWI Betty J.. Lott]? Barclay woods Moore I WI Margo E., Lot 35, Bel. Aire Hills Unit One, $43,200. me of the spankings I gave First Add., $o,soo family. She did laundry Missionary Baptist Church McCoy 34602. The Springs to Gordon H. Harris, (QC D) Kenyon B. Parker to Gay e Parker, $91.. Lot 12, Spring Gardens, trustee, from SW car. of SWI/I of Sec 2.21.29 etc., $394,000. $100. (QCDI LNC Dew, to Gordon H. Pablo T. Rodriguez, sgl. to Thomas Mulcahy I Joseph, Lot 9, Harris, trustee, from SW car of The Colonad, Third Sec., $24,000. SW¼ Of Sec 2.21.29 etc., $100. Clifford Rottinghaus I WI Cheryl Willie B. Green I WI Ruby to Robert H. Doolittle I WI Louise E., & Ann A. Long I hb Edw. P. Jr. to Jorge Carmona I Petra. Lot 25, 81k Lot 2, Palm Shadows, $14,M. (Continued From Page 1A) Electric Co., and Jacksonville Electric Authority. Charles W. Morgan lwf Estelle to Q, Sunland Ests., $22,500. Emii and other suppliers have cut low sulfur fuel deliveries 50 Arthur D. Thomas & WI Kathryn, have not been real heavy, because the weather has been mild and percent or more because of the Iranian oil cutoff and a limited Lot 26, Seminole Raceway, First you haven't had to use the air conditioner. If the weather keeps up ;;; Adn. I Mobile Home, $9,500. capacity. industry refinery ca WANT TO like this, we could last a little longer, but in the next two months, Baytree Village, Inc. to Henry R. Massachusetts asked Carter for an emergency declaration Pace & wf Jayne 0., Un. 5, Bldg. 270 SELL YOUR energy use is expected to increase." Baytres Village, $37,900. recently and was turned down. That state "didn't do j Burns noted what affects one FP&L district affects all FP&L Public Lawrence". Golub I *1 Barbara homework," Varn said, Including holding a districts, because they all share the same transmission line, ISELL hearing U to Exxon Entr., Inc., Lot 9, 61k C required by the clew Air Act. He Is confident Florida's request The Springs Live Oak Village, HOMESI The Florida Electric Power Group, representing all power $91,500. will be accepted. companies In the state, petitioned Graham In mid-March for WHY DON'T P1cM Homes Inc. to Francis K. action lifting the federal standards. Only three utility companies Graham assured Carter he will allow the use of high polluting Bowman I WI Leela M., Lt 1, WE GET claim to be facing emergency shortages TOGETHERI FP&L, Tampa fuel only to the extent necessary and "the date of Florida has no Wekiva Hills, Sec. Five, $$1,500. • (QCD) Rufus L. Pearson to Joy P. of intention of allowing a ($JQ Karchesky, 61k 13, A. B. Russell darda." He expects no serious deterioration In air quality. Addn Fort Root $100. Hallmark Bldrs., Inc. t Diane A He also promised an Intensified effort to cut the eonaul4*ion EATH I WI Virginia J. Lot 10, 81k Higgins REALTOR. ASSOCIATE electricity and cither forms of energy. S. North On. Ranches, Sic. 9, 150.900. strong eno hers net taksn actions in the__________ of pu ____ ________ DonaldS. Ilflsyichlyd Mary R. $ a., Isw1:47 Lm., 4:15 tCII. ath4 this *IWIIen CUIMI coir,ation UldIra that ru to Stanley L. Soya IWI Jacqueline, peratmwe, 14; overnight lows, Port Canaveral: high 10:31 solve our supply problems In the immediate fujuj," Lot 36, less part, Wekiva Hills, Sec. 53; yesterday's high, $3; n.m., low 4:38 a.m., 4:41 p.m. Graham urged Florida citizens not to panic, saying the AM@ Three, $6,000. — Hidden Lake Div. to Chicago T Itle barometric pressure, 30.03; Bayport: high 4:14 a.m., 3:38 faces a shortagó of low sulfur oil, not an overall oil shortage. Ins., eg. pt 617.76' Eof S'/4 Sec post 322.2420 or 322-2153 relative humidity, 74 per cent; p.m., low 1:44 n.m., ll;44 p.m. There Is no need for "hoarding," he said. of Sec 2.2030, etc. 370.530 acres, ...Sallye Op"tlla Mdaer was recently awarded a 10-year sir. p Zis D1di44 )Ianq.r Jack St.eli. .Mrs. NOW Is unplayed at the 7a1. dors In the Sanford ram 'MEA- ''DEATH ' Mrs. Franc.. nL IM MgiIvs, CaL, twa liii W.Talk Jili ft Lu, Ti, •• 'lNun.riul 11, __ oil Iwoyua1ay& is ' Mr ' ' =old ru. Mr. Ever' wan a rb,r.of th. ThiiljIid Methdii .. Sprbtgfleld, brether., Rudo, Sprsid, 5,3 "I" aw Taws bovillet 1-1L 1AhW1kL'Cd-i . i' -- fl - ...—__ -, ' OURSELVES •e,q. r___...__.__.... t 0S . ___ —...--. - ... • .._ a. •a..._.._. - • Sunday, April 1, l979-15 S. ___ .- .__._.._ •. .. IWW Will be is In Stetson Honors Weekend Stetson University welcomed nearly 50 high school honor students who participated in Honors Weekend, according to Dr. Paul Steeves, director of the Honors Program at Stetson. "These candidates for the Honors Program are among the top 20 percent in their graduating classes, and based on aptitude test scores, they are in the top 20 percent of high school students across the country," Steeves said. Local students who attended Honors Weekend were: Gale Grindle and Eric Lopez, Altamonte Springs; Elayne Shields and Marjorie Young, Sanford; and Terrence Ward, Deltona. Bentley YMCA Spring Quarter 0 ens The Informal Education Program at the Seminole Branch YWCA Is now accepting registrations for Its spring quarter. Disco dancing, gourmet "meatless" cooking, cake decoration, tennis baton, ballet, judo, slimnastics, dog obedience and gymnastics are only a few of the ftmfllled and enriching classes offered at the YMCA. The Seminole Branch YMCA has recently Introduced Its new membership program, which offers many exciting benefits to Participants. Programming for juniors and adults provides the opportunity for total family participation In YMCA activities. For registration, scheduling and membership Information, call Margaret Sykes or Robin Fidler at 882-044 or Mopin at the College ' For Babies Is To Au axim ize Developmen t, Not Accelerate It ' By JOAN MADISON Herald Staff Writer Babies going to college? That's right However, they're really not seeking a degree. But every to - - Tuesday nivi Thurutnv nvrnlna. frnm ..w.. a at the Infant-Toddler Enrichment Lab In a portable building at Seminole Community College, Infants and toddlers play and interact while their mothers learn "how to make the most of the greatest learning time In their child's life the first three years." The purpose of the lab, which Is founded on the cognitive development theories of Swiss psychologist Jean Plaget, Is 'to maximize development, not accelerate it.. like building a stronger foundation for the next stage of development," explains the program director, Jamie . - ------ V IV - . Seminole YMCA office. • \"' • Leier, who head the toddler-session of the program. The infant session Is directed by Mimi Hull. Emphasis at the lab Is not only on intellectual develop. ment, but emotional stability as well. "The child has to feel good at himself," dresses Mrs. Leiter. A ..-I .. VV0 gUUU nuow nerxeu, it s unlikely the child will have the positive feelings that are so important to development. Consequently, the lab provides a supportive atmosphere where the mothers can meet, exchange Ideas and learn from each other. "It makes all the difference in the world between motherhood being a drudge or being a stimulating experience for the mother and child," says the director. The lab lilian need that previously was satisfied through the extended family mothers, aunts, sisters or social outlets, like quilting-bees. There aren't many groups you are invited to now, and encouraged to bring your Children, notes the director. However, the lab mothers and their children a group In Itself take field tripe (recently visited the 4-C Toy Library) and enjoy lunch together. Interestingly, women who enroll In the Enrichment Lab are not young, first-time mothers, but range in age from 28 to 34, and most have at least one child. One has five children. At a typical session (which the director refers to as a flexible learning situation with a lot of input from the mothers), the children play (yes, sometimes even fight) as their mothers, sitting in a semi-circle on the carpeted F 1 - ¶ ,• ,•t/ : 4 - - 'Slim' Class To Begin - The Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College Is offering an afternoon class In "Slim IN Trim," scheduled to begin on April 2. The class will meet each Monday and Wednesday from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. for three weeks. The course Is designed to increase flexibility, endurance, energy, to release tension, to become more aware of proper diet, and to lose Inches. Along with the exercising, nutrition will also be discussed. The $7.50 fee provides for the Instructional cod of the course. For more Information, call the Leisure Time Program at SCC. This class is self-supported by student fees at no expense to the taxpayer. - See 11 BI, Page ii - -- ' -I. Mrs. Robert (Connie) Mitchell listens Intently while her 21-month-old son. Aaron, takes a refreshment break. .- % Amieles,11h,11L Lifesaving Classes To Start - - CHRIS GRIGOS W ER i "we . i Three simultaneous classes In Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving will begin April 2 and run three evenings per week through April 26 at College Park, Dover Shores, and Hankins Park Pools In Orlando. These classes will be followed by and serve a. a prerequisite to a Water Safety Inetructor's course beghyting April 30. Advanced registration Is required at all three locations b calling the American Red Cross Central Florida Chapter at STENSTROM RUtTY REALTORS U&S PARK DR., SANFORD winds, SE at7mph. Forecast: Mostly sunny MARCH, 30 Roger and Cheryl Studebaker boy DISCHARGES Sanford: Dora PappeI Willie Mae Bailey Judy Bohannon James R. Davidson Robert Deaton Virginia Garrow Lisa Green Sharon Polletta Edwin Sessions Eloise Bowtell, Delary Esther W. Davis, OsBary Roy A. Elliott, DeLand Earl E Yniner, Deltona Helen Grubb, Lake Monroe William A. Hisronlmue, Oviedo ADMISSIONS ' () FI CTION 1Ofl YOU 1T on. Ps,wy w.efock We are income tax specialists. We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction and credit because we want to be sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. That's another reason why we should do yourtaxes ... whichever form you use short - Women Accountants To Meet The Central Florida Chapter of the American Society of Wonim Accountants Is holding a dinner meeting Tuesday, April 17 at 7p.m. it the Hilton House of Beef, Orlando. THE TRUTH ABOUT LIFE-CARE RETIREMENT LIVING "Life-Care sounds good to me. but I've worked hard for my retirement and don't want to give up everything I've earned. Do you have to turn over all your assets to the Village to move into John Knox Village of Central Florida?" FACT: No! By no means are you requested to turn over all your assets. An Initial Entrance Eadswaent, based on th. size .1 apartment yo. select and a .noáthly servic, fee cover the services and facUlties You receive as a Life-Care resident. "I don't need a nursing home, lm We can help save The Pennsylvania State University at University Park, conferred 1,490 degrees at the Winter Term Commencement exercises. Christopher P. Dawn, son of Mrs. Mary Dawn of 411 Lake Blvd., Sanford, received an MS degree In agronomy. FACT OR HOSPITAL NOTES or long. Daum Receives Degree MONDAY'S TIDES today and fair tonight then partly cloudy Sunday. CeeDaytona Beach: high 12:22 tinned warm with highs low to n.m., 12:50 p.m., low 1:38 n.m., mid $li and laws fn the low jo 4:47 Pm. mid Us. Winds southeasterly 15 Port Canaveral: high 12:14 toll mph dlnilnhhlag at night. n.m., 12:42 p.m., low 1:27 n.m., 1:38 p.m. SUNDAY'S TIDES Bayport: high 7:01 a.m., 4:49 Daytona Beach: high 11:04 p.m., low 11:31a.m., 10:55 p.m. Sanford: Nellie Black Maggie Cummings William Gracey Alex S. Kinlaw David M. Patterson Robin Polley Cynthia Rich John Rich Eddie C. Smith Wesley Smokes Joseph S. lulls Winifred Williams Andrew Picheco BIRTHS Sanford: 804-4141. very healthy. Why should I consider moving?**'-. Marine General Lewis W. Walt, Retired, will speak on National Security . Since his retirement General Walt has set4ed u director of the United States Marine Youth Foundation and as Head of the United States Senate Investigation of Intinatlonal drug traffic. General Walt haswrltten a book on the war In Vietnam and alsO one on the dangers faring our country. He is currently writing a third book. The public Is Invited. For reservations plea.. call Carol &*nan $1141fl. FACT: An Important part of Lif e. Care Is the availability of Ned-Center can close at kind should the need arise. And It's a comfort to know that, even If YOU ire In good health. But Life-Care Main much more. It Is an active commanky of retirement age people who find It stimulating to be Involved In var. bus recreational and serial events, who find It relaxing to leave heavy main. tenance and housekeeping chores to the staff to handle and who look forward to eijoyhsg a meal with Mends In the lovely dining room or serving a homemade dinner prepared In the privacy of their owd homes. An oftheard comment from residents Is, "I love, It here - lust wish I'd moved1fn,r." Garden Club Sets Meeting 10111111111111 T$* PICOMI TAX PUOPU SANFORD LONGWOOD *11.1st It. Ph. 4140 WE $PICI*UII WALL STAT. & CANADIAN RITI*NI OPIN a.m..lp. Wuuys, 14 Sf1Si. OTHIIAIIAOI'PICI$ PID1L1N& Gum C1TyApOOVI1.O. Blood T si.... send m your b.ohl.e aa.w.rI.g more qesetlo.. about Uf..Cars r.tlr,.flt 1111v1p at John Kaoz Villa5. of Central Florida. -101 ry Drawing Scheduled ''•t•_.i "a 11* nod blood drawing will be held on Thursday, AprIl $ from 4 to7 p.m. loft DsBary Cenunmity Canter. The ,llgihl, ags for nh from 17 tbrough 01 years. Each tImer wlU receive a Ucint for a dcinn 41mev at Pea Jays. + 1146IX_ H '1 'A I ! 'Depression' Workshop Slated Name 'Ijriudim Today", a workshop '4OsipOd for health ears preliudonals, will he held at 7:35 p.m. Tmlday ad Wed nud&y,AprU3and4 the .gterIomat8ehMnerIM City State Phorw — + + Age bf 24A Auks Drive, sape city, PIbrid. 32763 Caii apes dat N,$ye14. E,,c&* far pangin a anid am . ____ _____ Ik1al- .'- smei,d by the Funily Practice aid Isivasi MedicIne of 8MWs MS41CSI It ad Merrill oras me apFsred for '4erateiss, continniug bMeiiegs. Thers is opchars. ___ of diseadna will Include H"'c.tl, 4ia'—. sy$sms ud causan; cunmushealIm' t.chrnaus; . __ ++ •. OCFI50 deuip; dir.ntlatlm between dor in gerhetile — We ad susiu, AnIi; aem1ke 'ad penof ad tries y, .tiant.fr lot"* - 'r the Edaratuus aniwissf ferthsr L at fpjpI, amwbL •. I A tough hole to crawl through! -* High School PTA in holding an. ."Ovtedo_ Presents" night on April 2, at 7:30 p.m. Featured will be Information on varlcsn student activities and dubs av"4½ to thadudsm* bob. SpSdIIgUNtsfTCaI the field of educ.tion will bssOhmndto tam pert In the program. 110 SI1*i*sy 434 P. mini Now that's a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips of Altamonte decides that's just the block he wants. Springs, PTA Holding 'Oviedo Presents' You may have many questions about what Life-Care retirement will really be like at John Knox Village of Central Florida. We'd like to show you our model apartment and answer your questions In detail. To talk with one of our experienced retirement counselors cal) (904) 775-3840 or mail the card below for more information. M1 this coups. today N. Obligation mm....m am moomm =am woman amm.. am= m.m a • - • ma.. • m m Zip While Jamie Leier discusses blocks with mothers, 10-month-old Pace Phillips, son of Th.DeBaryGar Club will mneetit 2p.m. on April $ at am The president, Mrs. Arthur Peterson, will preside, and the slate for 117110 will be presented. The prograwwlllbs on "Growlngof Day Lilies" by Mrs. J.H. I.e.. Address mom Tommie Wilkins, 7-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gayden Wilkins of Altamonte Springs, is all eyes as she perches on the lap of Mimi Hull. Qvic Center. Considering Life-Care Retirement Living? o 7. + Fres the uletysltharasslb$s asthar, Mn. Arebir (IMO) Sager, of 1S.asudbeid Aaron g* acquafat.4 with Isassiheid Wir , LI __._._+ Enrichment Lab Fills A Need Local Students Participate Emergen cy ONLY 11 BAYS LIPT—APPOINYMINT AVAR.ASI,( Max .-• I Brief ly -F1 •HOME? / MsedyMths8tW Baldauff Fimairal Horns, Fields 0 .. Energy For 10 Years Of Work died • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IV Marc Slade Dealership $L' - (Tm. IN BRIEF IPL UIAI Realty Transfers • NIVOt sasift by Joe. Madliss Fathers are esesuraged to drop by the lab. Sáe and Renald Shuck of .hs.rIs as their 1$'ontb.old las Aaron takes a slide. �21-Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aprili, ign Commands' In And Around Sanford e.servclt 1Gn., s —. In Order For Engagements fr--I Gala Benefit 3::.r. DEAR READER Last week I printed my Ten Com ear maudments for Husbands. Usher in spring with a head. being a proponent of equal A "Spring Happening" Is riots, today I offer my Ten ... •_• ] cvinlngupFrlday,AprllB,at DORIS Commandments fcr Wives. the Sanford Civic Center. DIEThICH If you missed last week's Ade show, luscious catered . % column i want a cow, ease luncheon and ether goodies are OURSELVES' . / send a elf-addressed, stamped Iiiiiiiiiiiii________________ being presented to benefit theEditor S envelope to ABBY, 132 ! ashy American Heart Association. Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. admiring glances of a hundred Beginning at 11:30 a.m., ,, .,-. - .• strangers. 10 COMMANDENIS punch and hospitality hour will FOR WIVES 9) Keep thy home In good be held, followed by order, for out of It come the joys 1) DofUe not thy body either and fashion show. wlthexceulvefoods,tobsccoor of thy old age. terested in putting leisure time The event is being alcohol, that thy days may be 10) Honor the Lord thy ( I by the Seminole County to fun time, the Leisure Time all the days of thy Iffe, and thy long in the home which thy .• Medical AuTillary, the Junior Program at Seminole Cornhusband provideth for thee. children will rise Up Woman's Club of Sanford and mimity College has something 2) Put thy husband before thy thee blessed. FAtem Airfim who win also going constantly for nearly mother, thy father, thy present a parade of stewar- everyone's whims, Call Fay daughter and thy son, for he CONFIDENTIAL TO "A dems attire' dating back to Brake at the college to get on FAIWREATI8lnNORWALK, b thy lifelong companion. the mailing list. in CONN.": A "failure"? No way! 3) Thou shalt not nag. Donation is $10 per person --. . . •. 4) Permit no one to tell thee Norman Lear a success by (tax deductible). Reservations SISTER siz: Now hen M, that thou at baying a hard time anybody's standards) said at mud be made by Monday. The an area organizations. -.. . .., , -. of It; neither thy mother, thy the Emmy Awards: "It Is not cittee extends an In ... •• . sister nor thy neighbor, for the true that you must be No, 1—or me 11th Annual Sidewalk . I'..............' •". • ç vitation to the public. . Sale is coming up in Downtown - . .... . . Judge will not hold her guiltless In the top 10—or you haven't .. .... -, .• .. . .•... : ..X 'I.. .• . ' For reservations, call II SanfordcmFrlday,Maye. ' who letteth another disparage made it at all. Young people Qgz, 3-7961; Gail Stewart, Herald Photo byT.mN,tsiI her husband. Here is chance for groups to need to know that there Is 34SI0; Louise Dotson, 323- raise money by offering Ial Spanish Class and teacher, Mrs. Esther Hernandez (standing, right) are off to 5) Thus shalt not withhold sufficient reward in life for 4441; or Mrs. Willet ts at goodii, books, plants, handiwork affection from thy busband, for succeeding simply at the level the Caribbean Islands. Buen Via le. Amigos. Vayan Con Dios. SemI, 4e Memorial Hospital. jewelry, etc. (please, no every man loveth to be loved, of doing one's best. rwnznage)for sale. 1) Forget not the virtue of "The truth isyou are not a Yon,Pat Maltby, Chris Maltby, Wends Clark, Renee Woods, Lisa Green, Louraisyerand WlnlfredBucel,Edgar B After 36 years and 10 months oitj are assigned on a ' cleanlneu and modest attire. fallureif you don't make the top Holland amd Mike Agee. Nancy DeCoste, Rachel Linda Wheichel. of working on the railroad all "first , first se" Mary Ann Bruce, Edna 7) Forgive with grace, for spot. Anyone may REACH for Also Bob Meyers, Andy Yon, Huckabone, Millie Smith, the live Mg day, Milton E. accordft to Margaret Also Joan Bales, Jill Harper, McHale, Gerald McHale and who among us doth not need thebraisrin&butoulyonemay Gam, Emum Terry, Brenda Gathers, Deana Brorup, Lbida Cupik, Lia Bruce L ur Bruce, Robin Burke. Smith, has retired to the good To eserve your favorite spot, forgiveness? have it so the joy of mod of a life, "It's greatt If there's call Doris Stein, between 9a.m. 8) Remember that the frank is simply being on the rousell" 'anything better, I don't believe ___ ____ ______________________________________________ worth more to thee than the Thank', Norman. Beautiful! Iwantlt.Icouhbstdandft,"he I;- joked. For awhile there, It was Lavglthsg, Milton said his almost certain that VI and blggt COncern WAS getting Woodrow Clark would be behind on his "Honey-do" leaving Sanford to move to expectatloos and gettthgththe North Carolina. dog home with his lovely wife, But their plans aorta backVida. fired and they decided to stay That'll be the day! • : D Abby Fleet Peepief' Jr., of 1491 Lake Drive, very active In MELENDA scouting and civic affairs has every right to be EDMISTON unable to learn in the public Wyman, of 741 E. Seminole was beautiful and wonderful," Jerusalem Wall and they also school system, but make Blvd.; and Ruby Bennett of 250 Mildred Gaddle of Longwood donated 43 pints of blood to the remarkable progress in this Oxford Road._ told the senior citizens at the Jerusalem Blood Bank. ___ setting with a teacher-student According to Mrs. Gaddle, Golden Years Fellowship _______ ___ ratio of 1-5. Registration for kindergarten dinner last week at Community her tour was made more honored this week at the e of the mostimportant and fit grade at Casselberry United Methodist Church of meaningful as Al Chubb, he Central Florida Red Cross tour leader, led services and things that these children, often Elementary School will be held Csselberry. I Chapter home. geared to failure In the public Thursday, April 5 at the school. "Much of the terrain was read appropriate scriptures at I P051)155 was recognized for education system, gain in this A birth certificate, the rocky and Genny Brown would each historical point. his ) years of service as a Red Genny, who has been conprogram Is their self-esteem. required immunizations, and a not have been able to walk on it Cross volunteer. valescing at Americana Nur"They gave me back my doctor's examination will be before her accident." for nasa, Sunday, April 8. The club director of aquatics at Rollins will leave at 2:45 p.m. son," claimed Mrs. Barbara required before the child can be Mrs. Gaddie's traveling sing Home in Orlando says, College has taugMthousandeof Fingerman of Altamonte, admitted in school this fall. companion, Genny Brown, who "I'm pretty good and wheeling parent whose son has made youngsters in Central Florida to The school is still collecting fell and broke her hip in the around by myself now." She The Pacunakers, the swim. 'I'hat includes my Dad, group for PACE School in remarkable progress in reading Campbell's soup and beans hotel room, soon after arriving said she had good care from the • who learned to swim at the ripe Maitland, is sponsoring a and other skills, label to be exchanged for school in Israel on the tour is a nurses and doctors in Tel Aviv old age of one. According to Mr& Fingerequipment. resident of Fern Park. "She and was told they have the best Chinese auction to be held at the man, the SChOOl has acquired a Besides swimming, be has would have enjoyed walking orthopedic surgeons in the Lutheran taught classes In First Aid, Overbrook Drive on Thursday, 32-foot boat and children are Ronnie Willoughby, son of along the shore of Capernium world because of their exWater Safety and Small required to keep a log, sail, Terry and Ron Willoughby and the Sea of Galilee where periences with war casualties. andtralnedinstructors of water April 5. The sale will feature figurewind velocity, and how to received the highest award in Jesus walked though," she said. However, she ran into a corn- over 1X items of donated new maneuver on the boat. This is a Cub Scouting, the Arrow of safety and fl$11 "She was the bravest soul ... it municatlon problem with her merchandise. fun way for them to improve Ilght Award. took her kind of faith to accept nurses as most of them spoke ___ PACE stands for Programs their composition, handwriting, Jerry Campbell, son of Sid the things that happened to Hebrew. The Happy Senior Citizens, adapted to Children's math and balance. She said she had an in. and Sharon Campbell, a her, said Mrs. Gaddie, who will meet Friday at I pm. Educability. The school for Webelo. received his Bobcat stayed in Tel Aviv to ac. teresting experience flying. at the American Legion Home children with learning Best birthday wishes go out to Badge at the Pack 540 meeting company her friend home after home from Israel to Miami on a in Fem Park, are phinning a disabilities, uses innovative Wanita WiWanmn of 2121 Cree aild Steven White received his the tour group left. stretcher. Genny got choked up trip to the Lake Wales Passion techniques for teaching. These Trail; Frances Moon, of 250 Webelo badge. The people on the George Otis as she asked me to thank Play. Those wishing to join children, who often have above Mockingbird Lane; Eleanor tour demonstrated love and everyone for their cards, them should meet at Seminole average intelligence, were Miller, - • I . -. . . .. WOMAN'S CLUB VISITS ., ___ MARSHA WAIT Herald enlors kiiboerd Cos, BaUroed Co. 27 meeting at the Winter Springs home of Katie Headrick. Pledge Rituals, led by President Lois Smith, were given for Darcy Bone, Debbie Brooks and Wends Bronson. Each new to the VFW since 1962. She has mander and Mrs. Paul pledge was pinned and presented with a yellow rose, served in every chair on a ideal Calhoun; past state president Gamma Lambda members sponsored two service projects level, as well as District Jean McKenzie; Dept. Sr. vice month. They assisted, with a Bingo Night at the Lakeview Nursing chaplain, Jr. vice, sr. vice and Ray Prentiss; state sec. Ber- Home and donated, clothing and household items to the Center. nice Shuman; state guard Catholic During a brief business meeting, nominations were made and this past yew " pvddet Velma Burkhart; delit. bosplw Mrs Howard h aloo served chairman Leeha Pislilip.; dig. elections held for new officers to serve in the upcoming year. 'limse elected to office are President Donna Frank, Vice two years as I)ept. colorbearer. ir. vice Toni Grubbi; did. Jr. She Is a name at Seminole vice Owen Ball; District President Darcy Bona, Treasurer Katie Headrick, Recording Memorial Hospital and Is the chaplain and Mrs. Art Secretary Mary Jo Bifflngton, Corresponding Secretary Lois . ___________ _______________ via caravan this week to tour the Florida Federation of Women's Club Headquarters at Lakeland. - ---. Learning the headquarters needed folding chairs, the clubwomen donated and presented chairs at this time. Mrs. Walter A. Gielow (right), club I , president, welcomes the following club members I aboard the family motor home: Beula Weiss urorn Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jones, 616 W. First St., Sanford. Miss Jones lsa 1979 graduate of Seminole High School where she Is a member of the Anchor Club, Thespians, Chorus, Dance Team, Senior Calendar and she appears In "Who's Who in Music." She is employed at Gifts By Nan, Sanford. Her . - TENT R A - ___ - i • . . ________ .- . me People Need To - . / .' . - .. -, .'.............-: - . - -- p.. ----------------------------------------- - - __ ____ - ___ sism __ ___ __ - -. I ____ • ___ ___ ___ __ If its n dean ft'$ fl - - -- ,• -'tz,_. ------ jtft'$ :-LAek,,'•-,---.... She Is liii t the more hygiene you con loduce ___ _____ __ mothsi'. • __ - -I- -- thlldsdhsceIconourM.on theshapuor concept you Is under the lets In Garden at the - ___ ____ , , ei --3, , — - _____ __ washable and Strippable dressy occasions with Decomikig D. has a 0 rujtJIon CIII • -- - __ - ,-- ., - " . ass iusd to fo h* OIL jset byFootworls. In Young. Contemporary styles that rise to those Camel, black, white or bone $3 ___ ___ - looking city sandals , 1ed . 'yj c---- t "w ay i.s.r was ousyslM,Iilbsre*nI1bsale1mv,gsinges," ss, on etuied 1CC prom. Later, Mrs. , who hu. ___ ______ ________ Con In And kowse Tininh of WaIICoverIn Soaks, Prntsimmed 'pasfot Hundreds Of Patter-as TeChssss From. __ ___ ____ ______ "J ____ ____ ___ ____ __ - - ___ ___ _____ This Fall, the best-dressed feet in town are in great- WITH THIS AD __ Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Meeker of 34 Saidiags Road, DeBary, announce the engagement of their daughter, y Alan McGhee, son of Mr. aul Mrs. Jerry Eugene McGhee of DeLand. Thj brkiesIed, who w born In Bermuda, Is the Mrs. Raymond Lawson, . grangtder is 1977 graduate of i.ii Santiage Hoed, Igi School, and Is employed by StreinbergCarIsos, Mudord. Her fiance, who was born In DeLaid Is a 1171 graduate H. Is the grandson ofMr. andMrs. 01 DsLsnd f3gi5 JomeF.GnI01DeEmdIlaVolUtIVMd ______ 01 the D,1d Jaycees. He Is lorem for Tree Surgeons mengwillbewevndofAvgl,Mlp.m.,atthe Owd ____ Unit stboMofDeBary. . - OFF before the "bntlepr'jIs two's" the butter. I$ It really hitter to bq -'r'h4 bjo?" woods: ________ _____ _______ . ---- -- - child begin to he Id. teeth?" -j ''• to Grad , __ - ___ ___ ___ I, . MARY RAY MEEKER GRADY ALAN McGHEE ____ __ only fitting, as she's a very I _______ - 1$ - _______ ___ wonderl The boat was at of "Theatre for Senior on capacity — 920 passengers — Citizens", which Is sponsored Rod Puppets will be featured and there were 850 crew by Valencia Community along with 'Colored shadows __________ idea •.,' fantastic, she says. And no involved with the fourth session Altamonte Springs Civic Center 1 . *j ___ __ Buaar was "fun." material. The Magic Puppet Theatre is And the service...it was Mrs. Bartholomew is also presenting "Cinderella" at the birthday "so special." Thats - '' TRINITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL Earline Wurst, and yo urs truly. Pat says it was a "wonderful,, surprise" that helped make her, . _ -, .. I ___ . - W ____ ___ - - - _____ C me . ___ __ After Rest ____ ----- , . - -. _______ ____ ___ . at ____ , - - - JOAN MADISON Altamonte DarreU Correspondent 4 - _____ . Eckerd's for $4.95. Shopping at reading experience in the International Shopping presenting theatre-type _____ , '-.- - ' their troubles," -.- - ,' . _ shou d •:. , _________________________ _______ . . ___ ' - . 831-7216 and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Huff, enjoyed a eightAnd happy birthday to a very day Caribbean cruise, a members to take care of them. College. The free-of-charge that look absolutely alive." fine young man, Kirby Smith, highlight being a visit to class will begin at 1:30 p.m. on Performances are scheduled who turned 18 on March 18. Paradise Beach, which UI very much like the states," she Tuesday, April 24, at the Edyth for 2, 5 and 7:30 p.m. General Kirby, a senior Lyman The next meeting of the Bush Theatre. "like Fantasy hiand. They describes. "But Nassau stiflhas admission is$2.50; students and High School, spent part of his "This time I have enough brought You food and a lot of the old world charm. American Association of birthday Lwowzing aro und the demnks...anything you wanted," Th. people are very friendly." University Women will be held people coming back that we Will senior citizens, $1.50. Winter Park Art Festival. ')' Pow. Like many tourists, she - at 7:30 p.m. on April 13 at the do some act ual performing," Pat Powers was quite swiI* food was good, but I joyed bartering at the Straw First Federal Savings and Loan she says, adding that the Day prised to discover that her Birthday greet ings to Char lie too boy looking at i1th111 to Market in Nassau. A treasured Community Room on SR 436. Care Center for the Aged is friend, Nancy Peycke, had Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie w0 "Outstanding Contemporary anticipating a performance by planned a surprise birthday Hose. Charlie turned 10 on fd" she Item she bartered for continues. "You could virtually purchased for $4.00 was a straw Women Authors" will be the the senior citizen group, as well luncheon in her honor. Mardi 18. True to form, Charlie . How" was quite tiUe of a speech by President as some retirement and nursing She thought she was just spent part of his birthday week wwtod to." qrji ,i Denver Reid. homes. Moppingbytogo out for abfte ataswtznmingcompetiflonln "W found Freeport 10 be home to the exact basket at Muriel Bartholomew, who The performance, which will of lunch, but found waiting for Jacksonville, where his very has an extensive theatrical be a "review form" is planned her at the Peycke ho use, Mary proud father says he did exhas introduced to "help other people to forget Thibodeau, Judy Teneyck, traordlnarily well. Reader's Theatr to the group says the and they've done some tm- theatre master. . 06 provisatlon, audience parOne or two visits to dress ;' Ucipatlon, and an Art Busch- rehearsals at local theaters Is wald sketch Is planned. planned, but the emphasis will _ Cstd From Page 13 Reader's Theater was be on performing, emphasizes crested to provide members a Mrs. Bartholomew. floor, share their concerns. and their solutions to problems. one COncerned mother anks, "She (her daughter) talks like she was raised lna saw mlu. Is this a sign of being hwd of hearingl Mothin are omoomgsd__ to tad their, child's hearing oRes "Do somdhiagtomakeanolse, but doom'tglv. .. viheatious," she Is told, as somitknss the child responds I 10 111110 vVedills hd 11=1 bmd an not _____ ____ Mrpomkdm.nss,'Mwhd ageshovlda ' -' _____ -- - SO her re .- .4 ..., In And Around Altamonte Springs latter. Publicity Procedure 1 •..- I . -. after a cruise. MEET THE TRINITY STUDENTS . r •• Peggy Childress is one of the Bert Mackey _ r ' Some people takeacrulae to S.rvlc.s ,, '.. ____ • Miracles -.' 1 .. y1.ft - - •.r'-. .-f , :1 - Music." He attends Seminole Community College and Is employed by ACT-AAA Cooper-Trans. r - , Valentine Sweetheart and appeared in "Who's Who in - ___ .-, I Herald PM?s by ism - Turner and the late Charles W. Turner Sr., all of Sanford. He Is a graduate of Seminole High School where he was a member of the Interact Club and the band. He was also in the Senior Calendar, voted the most spirited senior, . • I I-1 I Ross, Betty Brown, Eva Crosby, Charlotte Smith and Estelle Davis. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gatlin and Mrs. Lottle "Going around in cird..," AFII 11, wh a doovsr for a tour of Marineland, followed by says. : lunch. Thai, on to beautiful St. The Thrd Annual May Day Augustine. 467U Caribbw Talmnila in Brunch in coming a little early After a restful evening, the and his wife, Grace, just mother of two daughters and Meinard; Di*ict treasurer. Smith, City Council Debbie Brooks and alternate to Cmxql this year. me date has been set the Wed Indies are magic and sightseeing tram will pick returned to their home In one son, and grandmother to Virginia Martin; dept. chaplain Wends Bronson. for April 36 at the Sanford Civic the Seminole High School travelers up at their hotel for a Alfred, Me. With them went nine. EvelynHad; dept. publicity Spai!ah Club (La Gente) has tour of the oldest city In Center. chairman Kathy Brugh; post their four sons, Anthony, has been a member of 8207 commander Ben Carson; Roth Gaines is chairman of fallen under the spell of the United States, founded In 1565 Michael, Carmine and Peter. de Pedro enjoying a VFW Post 8207 sInce 1970. He is and, 8207 ladies auxiliary the event being sponsored by Islands," says Laura Layer, La by Adm. Menendez Now, T and J are ______ the Civic Improvement Project Genie president. ooTTWtIIldeT of the pod president Delores Hamm. Aviles. two month visit from her (CIP) of the Woman's Club of And he was named "All State Mrs. M. S. stop at Morrison's in Ormond DeSimone of Nyack, N.Y. Seaford. Vivian Buck Is coPort 0' Paradise fr-cm Beach. chaisan. 8 P.M. NIGHTLY THRU APR. 9th. "We really are having a Commander. He is past guests, Dr. Garamy and his April 7 to 14. As seats are already filling, wonderful time and are ei District is Jr. vice and while he father, of Pakistan. Incidentally, Vivian Buck The grOUP will M'Jiw to the any Interested, senior citim joyiq our grandchildren Dian was 80 I Irhe was appoi _____ president of the Sanford Islands aboard the Luxury should call either Ruth Layo at and James,"____ nted Aide de Camp No foolin'. On Sunday, April Amelia said, for the national VFW. For the 1, VFW Post 820'? and ladies Business and Professional liner, "The Carfbe." 371.0620 or Jane Christopher at (BPW)Qub, will beindaliedu 821-3612, as soon as possibl e. Cd1ng the tour isE DIstrict 18 Commander PUt four yeses, Hart. has auTllikIy will sponsor-a curassistant BPW district director Hauuxk& Spanish , Me Longwood Tourist Club Hasley Hart and on May 6 in Melbourne. with the following: Henry will hold its regular coved Auxiliary President Cathy CIDWI Beginning at 2p.m., the menu Conduct.d By Hernandez, Andrew Her. dish meeting on Thursday. Howard will be honored with a Hartwu also Indrignentalin Includes barbecue chicken, cow For those who may be in nandez,MarthaMaltby, Shirley April 12, at the pavilion at tedimonialdmnner on Saturday, building the new pod home slaw and beans, all for$2 Evangelist Sunny-Shade Park, across train April 7, me special event, after the pod was destroyed by 1)e PIT$. Longwood Fire Dept. Any which begins at 7p.m., will be fire In mi. SANFORD PLAZA Included among the atALTAMONTE MALL Interested senior is cordially at VFW Pout 8207 and ladies Hart has two daughters and ternoon activities is an auction invited. an?411y. ) ____________ grand, and continuous live music. . , an .. lids tim-filled evening will children. Don't forget, citizenry of incini, limner, iancing, skits inciutiei among those atAnnual and many surprises. 'I Longwood, tending will be pad state Old Timer's Reception will be Mrs. Howard has been a commwider and Mrs. James held Sunday April member of the ladles auxiliary Graham; past state cornyearly event, held to recognize ____of 1 ________________ will ill be at the Lcsngwood CIVIC w League building on Q Beginning TRINITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL in the 7th Street and will be train 2 to 4 _____ ___ grade assures a systematic academic development pim sreeilya woogume to The following suggestions are recommended to expedite leading to a well-prepared college student. get to meet some of the townpub lication: den of our fair city, 1 Releases should be typed (lower and upper case), ' g1 rnetjng double spaced, and written narrative style (third person). The Monthly 2.I)o not abbreviate. of Lagwood Civic League Woman's Club will be Tuesday, 3. A contact person's nam e and phone number Ij necessary. •, April at p.m. The scheduled 4. Keep releases 'Imple. program Is by the SenihoI. _ __ ___ ____ _ _____ releases (the program should lead the So ciety. Or(aPlJMlon Candy } _______ mieti count) mod be ___ Ud ____ days after the event. invited to attendS.MvancenoUcesshouidheJom week pr . . •.'• to pshlk'at Ion date. ATTENTION! At the . ____ ; I ______ 7.Fbotograpblc Tliiny, April SmMtltI101thS l be mob weak in erssmdcomradssofVFW ___ ____ ______________________________ P.d7andladIeea"'1, ;- . .lettIendlW$lIoRboatawlD b All memubra are Who Tisi "w 1*psrts.t _____ ___ ___ IMo d____ to mind very bs peitad nieitW, width bigi.' --., ,. KIP U.WIN MSp.m. OVER " as. eXPERIENCE ThsbrIihIeetllloetb.fa.n How wonderful to hive , in a"* .yatt1c b1 family that lives des. by. JL with . i IJSJIIN dIuid.l UPP ke MMI ftff Ciask. Both with two diamonds in 10 karat -, LEAN KITCNII CABINETS Compeny 01 YIN the ore OVENS. a. IIATOI$ bill ,IksPailak,01 INSIDI Fully Accredited College Preparatory WML , CSTRIP a pL ws ad Mds aeke wà C15:. :. . -; FOR Flu ESTiMATES IOWIL TILE $ 8400 Aloma Avenue, Orlando, Fl. 32807 hi INOOWI I SCREENS Call • OO WORK j. Il iI.to'M. his .b bMY. 'I FORD 333 esMoa chIsArIoleI 4, QW. -iw SPITS , 14 NIL *15. SERVICE r ___ BpsshlingoUimnily,Torniad M1' 1979.80. PHONE 671-4140 in ø voy A11111 l of SUAIANTIID JbS Itsidhs have The Diamond Stote'E r- Tu,nla y PreWstory 6&4w Is nw brether, Carmine Distance. rlmlfl.tOry in .&nl, ssu..s..sSssus.ssSssu.sssussssS.s ijr STATE HEADQUARTERS Mr. and Mrs. Glynn M. Jones of 200 South Laurel Ave., Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Angela June, to Charles Wesley Turner III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Turner Jr. of Osteen. me bride-elect who was born in Sanford, is the grand- Names Officers playing a lot of golf, doing a least. Their many friends join llttle traveling Mmeeting lets me in saying, "We're glad!" of new people. As promised here Is the "I love people," he said. update on the overnight trip juU& Chase is on the spring planned by the Longwood Who he retired. he was Imnoesdat a retirement dinner scone fit ua fiddle and looking Tourist Cl ub. party at Holiday Inn by his. gr . The schedule of events 11 to J::Ji.uJ1J*' ANGELA JUNE JONES CHARLES WESLEY TURNER III Gamma Lambda Welcomes - — JtItL i ri Jones-Turner Club Sunday, April 1, 1979-38 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .•. Chinese—A tiction2o B ene it— — f Scho oL .,_. For Wives 0u tim ed '• ., ' c. - In And Around Casselberry 31 the greatest of ease. Show up in Foofworis. and showoff your fashion sawV! PHILI' — ____ SIzes 5. 10 NorM MATCHING BAGS oi m.ii IN BUSINESS SINCE 1961 3WI$T136hsT. SANFORD . 210-220 E. F I RST ST. SANFORD PH. 332-3324 '-b. 99. ' - Js.e and WaIIp1111116 - -,-- . .- ------- -.---- -----.------- -------------- - -. ---- --- -- -- -- ----- I : �I I I'M 'I, SO ;OGaTuL - Sunday, April 1, 197, Answer to Previous Puizis ACROSS 48 Mental by Chic Young BU11 T4E2 SOMETWING 'IOU j I WROTEIT ______ ____ ______ III°i_ IINII ..jOi*ICI 49 Overjoys I Former erman coin 51 Slim 6 Danish coin 52Go back ona promise 11 By itself LATELY 13 Waver heron 15 Lessee 21 Fishpound 25 lsn*t (sl,) BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker IcE...)( FUNNY 'THEY NEVER HAVE ANY VCABULAR1 TASTES LIKE... PROBLEMS WHEN LIKE... ____ ____ THEY PESCRI8E ME RyBERMCEBEDEOSOL 0 a pronoun 8 Baseball 38 Russian organ 30 Rumble 46 Mao tung 47 Actress Gabor 31 Borders 48 Intermediate 29 Olfactory 37 Not new 39 Poultry 9 Born 10 Go wrong 12 Pined - __ 1 2 3 4 5 12 - - - ____________ 13 —— _________ _ - f —________ 35 •_36 37 1 3$_•39 ' — — — 43144_I 46 . by Bob Montana FEW MINUTES LATER: srit LATER: ARCHIE, R'i,1WG 'ro OPEN YES, WHAT ON j • EASY - OPEN" ARCHIE P DAD, NEED A ALL DAD, M1 1 SODA BOTTLE,,, HELP RIGHT. NEED A HACKSAW, C- CLAMP AND A SOR OW A PAIR YOURSELF. STILLSCN WRENCH, TAKE A HAWER ____________________ OF PLIERS! DOING ' THEM! TOO! AND A-"____________________________________ — (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (4)OCBS NEWS ' 7 00 Find a few choice friends to harmony by you today. The p4 spndthedaywith.YOuIrelfla result will please all cottrned. communicative mood and Will scoitPio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) . 7:30 (2) CANDID CAMERA load of dangerous chemicals o a winding mountain road. (A) 12i;)_____ WIN AT BRIDGE 19) Little tasks that are usually ____ ______ NORTH 0 _____ _____ 4643 _ _ 3-31-A * lead hid been froen king-queen. Noon. leads K monds AJ73 E EK & MEEK EAST WEST •K102 — (Mcn.l1I 9542 KE 1HIS w Q 1073 K Q 106 • 3542 u 7 • Wormer has the options of country, placing police and mil- itary officials in hot pursuit. (R) (1) 8 CBS MOVIE "Hustle" (1975) Burt Reynolds, Catherifle Deneuve. The relationship between a tough cop and a glamorous call girl reaches a . The end is now in done. Get off your back, as well crisis during the Investigation as everybody else's. of a young woman's duth.(R) *Nov. U) SCORPIO (Oct. ARIES (March 21-April 19) The mlnd-yeur-i-bos1ncu (11*- Your temper could easily be 01 spades. West WU •AQ Peyser) hires BJ to move an undisclosed cargo out of the U1BRA (Sept. O-Od. 23) 0 LOVE BOAT "Heads Or Tails" Adam Arkin, Richard Gilliland; "The Little People" Patty McCormack, Edward path Is the only safe one to today. People are short ignited by today. Keep everything with thskIn. _____ _ ll be able pstlence. Thsy'Ulst you haowlt Hehadhhacholceofloslog In no uncertain terms. to ignoretheie nail nuisances. ____ 'leads. A spade lead would be A K .11594 up to South's ace-queen. A Learn more about yourself by SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Vulnerable: Nor th-South heart lead would allow a ruff sending for yo ur copy of Astro- 21) Unless you're willing ___what should be a Dealer: South In dummy and a discard of Graph latter, Mail,$1 for each bend a little, Um 101$pides. to Adro'Graph, P.O. Box 4a9, rather sinalldcmesthc problem West North East South Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019, could be blown out of proportion ** s Pass I Pass 3 Be sure to eclfy birth alga, today. Stay cooL Be logical, Pass s• Pass e TAURUS (April )May 20) PUS Pau Pass You hold: 3-31-8 CAPRICORN (Dec. " 1 ' •Q J 2 Treat your possessions with 19)Keep yoirmlndonwhatyou AK1O respect today, or something are doing. Observe Ill safety Opening lead: •Q AK1O you're very fosid of could get procedures while working 9 A86 -w-- — 0 PR ISCI LLA'S POP by Al Vermeer YMO WAS YOU MW OIP aO''FRlENP? THE ONE WHO 5AJP I AT THE REMEMBER THE ONE I REJECTEP HE NEVER FOET BERNARP? LOOI9? THE ONE WHO WA' I ALWAYS JEALOUS J HE ( ' #Q532 ____ ___HE WAS! _______ 11 _p liME 1' PUT ON TN' TO9I4AKIM'I 4' _________ ____________ GL.OVE5 AN '198T UP r CU)GK YSR FlHT. TH'giNG, IN'5ONL'VOTTWO GROAN ! AMP— .4ME by Stoffel & Heimdhl IBR eONNA PAY FER TH' 4MAeE T' THIS 'OOR,WIfE GUY.' __ ___ __ .JjjIj" A9 AQUARIU$(Jan. 20-Feb. 10) bid. be Take extra pains net ___ South was quit, happy noln you can't argumentive or bossy, O'4skle pressures today could with the dummy u he put more especially with authority lead you to spend a the ace of diamonds on money than you should. It's be In figures. They West's queen, He had 11 sun. 51I0t.11d pe_ never wise to attempt to keep tricks and could get his 12th every Intention to jump at mood to put up with e_ with a successful finesse for your next turn. iiigig.ot ugracuen. either the queen of hurts or NEWIPAflR ENTIUPTIi PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) CANCER (June Widy 23) king of spades. With both Try net to agitate loved ones (Do you trays a question for Don't hood about a finesses working, I. today by dosnanding too much . th• expvls? Write "Ask the fist wes dons to you. u mak, seven. With lag he could complain about Experts," care of this newspa- can't Ignore It, bring t of them. A few kind words do per. Individual questions y bad luck. Then SOuth found a be answered it accompanio the Open so the air can hi way to be sure of six even by stamped, seIladdre$s.d cleared. mends. with both finesse, wrong. envelopes. The most InterestAt trick two he ruled a iiig questions will be used in diamond with a high trump. mis LtO(July 23-Aug.23) Trying Column and will receive Then he led a trump to copiosofJACO8VMOflN,) to bully orov,rwl*I,noth.rs ILM __ ____ ____ __________________________________________________ ___ ___ ______________________________ Nil ______________ a __ VIRGO ____ (Aug. 2$4ept. 23) In trng to e your ___ MRITAM tGuys tam an you don't poh 1Li' SUNSHINE STATE -_ii r ,o,,ca O.paitm.nt of Adm'n'M'auon 50 hard t AFTERNOON FRANK AND ERNEST by j'ho 12.'00 (4) MOVIE "Stars And Stripes For" (C) (1952) Clifton ing the Marine Corps Band, Aff Train Travel, liance Repair" 12:30 2)(I2)METThEPRE88 b SPEED LIMIT . . I MINIMUM 45 -- ' a0 AftAiE75 1 . 9 S..', MSLEWEEDS . A-S WAeoN 'H 1RKS,,. ___ IMNPER t.. VIHEN1HEY _ WERE sciizI\ VES ThEY WUZ _ __ ___ _ , _____ P ___ SAVS 016 , ___ . a I FACE THE NATION 0 DIRECTIONS "General Booth's Army" The achieve- ments and goals of the Salvelion Army are examined. 0 FLORIDA REPORT ;; Jk __________________ 4. J1 ___ ________________ VAN ____ • CONSUMER ItJYUNE 11:30 sos a RAY, JANE LARAINE a GILDA The comedy team of Bob and Ray are )oined by Jane Curtin, Laraine Newman and Gilds Radnor in mCneatlons of some of Bob and Ray's memorable characters, • MOVIE "Seconds" (BIW) , (1966) Rock Hudson, Will with inrJ-the-scinis help from a secret medical organization, a middle-aged businessman recaptures the eppur.nc. of youth. (1 1/2 Hns.) a MOM "The ip Of ________________________ The name of the television didn't have any high-rated half. hours to work with. A-S-H" prime spot to the shows on the Nielsen fist were _________ _ MYPUOPLE _ ' 0 CAPTAIN 12:30 000 1:00 STUDIO SEE (MON, TUE, THU. FRI) •FOOTSTEPS(WED) (2) 112) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (I) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 6:25 RESTLESS (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (4)0 6:30 (2) (12) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI- AS THE WORLD on 2:00 get revitalized hool Menu Pk= can MixedVegetables Tou8alad Greens Milk or Shake . Milk 9.00 Coleslaw (4)0 ALICE Sparks fly when Ethel Castleberry (Forrest Tucker) shows up looking for his little girl Ho, whom he hasn't seen in years. TaterTots Applesance Ice (i'. SENIOR HIGH PIua Cbeseeburger qpyJee ___ VegI ___ EXPRE8SLINE Turkey PotPie SieçpyJoe F'ech Toss Salad eshFruft Milk or Shake THURSDAY, APRILS ELEMENTARYSCHOOLS Ground Beef (Managers Choice) WhiPped Potatoes GreenPeas PurplePhanii Rolls the public. One was "The became the Toss Salad Green Peas Open" Coverep of the WW round in this tournament from (4) CONSUMER SUYUNE Mess Verde Country Club in Costa MiSL California. 0 MARY TYLER MOORE Guest: Gene KellY. 3 GLOSAL PAPER "The Fight Far Food" A ionic at U.S. food polioy how it effects •SSCONDCITV1v io'.so CAMPAIGN' _ 1100 10DII11111111110 MMS AUSYUNIT$"0.ibW McClinton / The Cats Brothers., (R) 11:15 CSSNIWS (2)tiSC LATE MOVIE "The Co strong Custer" (1917) BrIan Keith, Kin Howard, Fact mixes With Iclion in a tale of what migMhavehippin.dhsdGiniti co" sur'w Horn. (A) TOS.Announc.d, JUKEBOX Guests: Alex — Sand, Soshi, David Euex, Tb. Electric Light Ordwft uoiirns ar bour Town Gel Llstis, Nil-- , Golden Gloves of *W _ _______ Co"rw __ _.• of Champions, Spend ___________ ____________ way Mo5orcyIs Championships from hueS, W, Garnr,r ___ No~ I - E WIT __ l" I:: •lls. __ 0 WIDE WORLD OP SPORTS Milk MIDDLESCHOOL Spughitu flMdwk ___ TouSalid B. D.esort Hells WOM AND M ' T POR WOMEN EXPR LINE FlShSUICb thihlDeg Tate_Tots Tie_s Salad MilkorShake FrIIIIIIIIIIII Itillit SEN DIHIGH Spaghottt Flakiadwiak FRWAY,APRILS ELEMENTARYSCHOOLS GNes1ahy' Applesac, RoBe MIhorIhIk flak Sandwich IsrhooueaI ThTaturs . ___ y p ecoom TesWPotPle Gresas MIDDIZEUOCL CeiSShaw Ce_ri NIh MiDDLE SCHOOL (IID.g IlsppyJw Gil. Slew Cure TMStT.ts frill 8tswe_Ty Ikurtcake _____ SENIOR HIGH tsg 'Fr.k eals Cue TMusTa Fruifruti aippyJi. 15 41J.. _uOIu Items to toss yourself. between "Three's Company" and "The Ropers." The pre- -. 99t miere of "13 Queens Blvd." rankedseventhfortheweekin _ International Drive Buy 1- Got One Fri. Expires the Nielsen ratings. "The Ropers" tied for 11th with CBS' "You're the Greatest, Charlie — COUNTRY BREAKFAST Brown," 2- Eggs. Ham or Sausags, Hash Browns CBS practice similar [)O and Biscuits or Hot Cakes. griming, but the CBS example also illustrates pitfalls. A couple of years ago the network put "One Day At A Time" into ___ Ij4P BAR 13 Queens Blvd.," slung the spot following "M-A-S-H." SALAD 1 69 Buyl-G.tOn.Fr.i Expi res 4I579 • COUPOfl COUPOfl : SUPER SALAD ' ________ COUNTRY BAR BREAKFAST __________ {(!LAZA TWl. 14wy,i?5z 3221502 LPLAZAT'l 2:IS'7:4I.5:25 • EIDIIII 1.t$'7 • : BUY 1 -GETONE FREE ''"'"........ Eioi,u 4.IS.lt BUY 1 -GET ONE FREE : .• ,••'••••• ••••••••• ee•.• I S rry S S RESTAURANT . '•" N c'nay PLAZA ii 7:* : and LOIJWif., OVERLOOK THE RUNWAYS 0501 PH. 323. SA NFORU 3ANFOR D AIR TERMINAL SUNDAY _ e BRUNCH : lOa.m.-2p.m. $* All You Con Eat includes Salad Bar tax and Coffes, tea, etc. + S ' 4 p.m. Til 7 p.m. Bar In Town, E , MOMI All 1VOU n Eat. Includes Coffee, T etc Children SU. .'7szs. i".izis 7 '5:15 (AC EARLY Subs 5:41.1:15 ' '*B : 4p.m. Iii Closing DRAFT BEER 35" NIGHT Per Glass WIDE TV IN LOUNGE . a ' ........,. '' . BANQ Ef CATERING FACILITIES cANslay up TO 231 . I ' 4mIus1t RESTAURANT & LOUNGE * Stocks * Seafood 111i'ONDAr1 ALL ITEMS FROM MEXICAN NCTION 1/2 PRICE * Mexican Dishes COM TARE TNi TASTE DIFFERENCE NI MEXICAN FOOD * A GREAT SALAD IAR. 11 ITEMS * SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MENU 1p49 OPEN S-IOMON.-TNURS.— FRI. & SAT. TIL11 re 9W 119 IN YOL 21 26 French Ave., Hwy. 17-fl SANFORD Pbina322.OU1 : $ WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 1 Si + 3 ta x * HAPPY HOUR WEEKDAYS TIL 7 PM * PRIVATE ROOM FOR PARTIES ETC. r,.usiriics °"' cAMNisN'u _ 30 Purple Pliuns MilkirShake. mearsham ()MUOlhIYMDCOMP* _ ___ OF SUPER Tess Salad WEDNUDAY, APRUl . . rl CW*04 final-round play In th is $300,000 PGA low oust from H ppaupg Rdh AS KIDDLESCHOOL hal as a major oil-producing _ EXPRMLINE at Milk GOLF 'Kemper LPGA 3 MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Lillie: The New Helen" A king and a princ. we among Lillie's eager admirers and she must' decide whether to succumb to the attention of Belgium's King Leopold. Family. th " French Fries Ice Cream from NBC. well. another winner, wi MONDAY, APRIL! EI.N'rARYScHOoLS DLEOOL 1ua Cheesebarges' Mixed Vegetables Sptaaek pawn in a plot to destroy him. Cincin- ood mod-watched show In lion" Thor Heyerdahl's final and climactic voyage is corn. memorated with film plus addl. tional footage of the Kon TIM 5IdftIOfl5. 0 ABC MOVIE "From Russia in The 10 top network television ABC domineted Tuey nights sink and needed quick programs for the week ending with its "Happy Days," "La. resuscitation programing, CBS March 25, according to the A.C. verne & Shirley" and ,Three's switched it to the Sunday night Nielsen Co., were: 1: Three's Company; 2: Mork The sling spot between company" sitcoms. That sets up a programing Family" and "Al ice." The snow & Mindy; 3: Lavee & Shi rley; 4: 60 Minutes; 5: Happy Days; situation — plunk a new show revived. "White Shadow" moved to 6: "Th e Ten Commandments" into a successful lineup and it will draw a big initial audience. Saturday night, which was like (ABC Sunday movie); 7: 13 ABC chose "Taxi" for that throwing the game. Now it's Queens Blvd.; 8: Eight is enviable spot — and had back on Mondays and scorin g Enough; 9: Angie; 10: All in the "The Ropers" 2:30 strugglefor control of another, battlestar. "WKRP put the premiere was right after the parent show — and (2) (1} THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 9'DO to Ropers," a spin-off of "Three's Cmy. The logical place to .,"Jp, CA 0 ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU is couple of new shows to try out 1:30 NEWS game More recently, ABC had a 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA compete In tin sporting events for purse of $132,000. athletes from four continents __ ii: OWLOOK MORNING GUI 'AM NG CHANNING Ia- to promot. the ,h club with a comm.rcia backfires 10:00 (2) WEEKINO Linda Ellenbee reports on Mexico's ® top ' gø NEWS EDUCATIONAL PRO- nati." "WKRP" has thrived but people to watch — at least "One Day At a Time" start ed to Go back to last September. Puss Sleppy Joe TOSS Soled 'ratsr Tots Fresh Frslt Milk or Shake TUESDAY, APRIL 3 _______ IZMVNTARY SCHOOLS Spsgkstti 20 (2) COMMUNITY CONFERENCE "inflation" 3 MOVIE "Great Catherine" (C) (1968) Peter O'Toole, Jsanne Moresu, Fascinated by a newly arrived Brltisher, Catherine t he Great has him Imprisoned and playfully tarmerits hIm. (2 Hr..) OThE SUPERSTARS Twelve • ______ snM WAY I THILAWANOYOU 7:30 (2) PASSWORD PLUS (Managers Choke) Flak Sandwich Green P WhIpped TO" Salad PurplePlases Rolls Milk sr8hake SENIOR HIGH Ground Beef (Managers Choice) FIsh Sdwkk Chill ____ WklppedP.tMees MOVIE MACHINE _____________ ON t4I 3 VIEWPOINT lION 0iMYFALWSLL 7:30 (2s MISI MOM ll1AL. ' 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 112) NEWS Ta$erTsts Applesanee Ice C intercollegiate Gymnastics Classic" Tepid coverage from the University Of Utah in Sal, Lake City of this mist coin, women. 3:15 •INTIRNMNAL cst*. psnijp injaj ml U.S. National Amateur Boxing Team competes against the Irish National Teem with ute in weight divisions. 11 (From CrystalBay, Nevada) 4:00 (2) MOVIE "Breakfast At Tiffany's" (C) (1961) Audrey Hepburn, George Peppard. ____ on the story by Trumin Be_s.d Ca". A sophisticated New York playgirl encounters sew- __ S.Js Payday programing Grassed Beef therestofthewodd.(Panl2of 2) (R) 530 (2) JY MASS M*RLO AND Till MAGIC qr Is plays a big role in that success. Wednesday to give the post."M- Worse, 15 of the bottom 20 C.le Slaw Angeles Lakers at philadelphia (2) 4)30112) 4$ ' 4111. ___ ____ Starbuck and Apollo becorm embroiled in a life-or-death • NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Tigris Exp.di. 1:00 HIJUBARD I strange. and wintery fantasy land ruled by an Ice-hearted OBATTLESTARGALACTICA ______ OJOS EA AX of 1UG et wardrobe into Narnia, a (R) ____ I For ABC Network 12:00 between Herod (Christopher Pkmmer) and John the Baptist (4) NBA BASKETBALL Los 11-00 ____ __ via Hussey) and Joseph (Yorgo Voyagis), the birth and childhood of Christ, and the conflict the beautiful Russian defector I VCIOI JTORY ___ __ _____ _ ' . problems while trying to deal Reserve Fund. (A) ______________ MAPE WHEW INS I WHEEL.S P*S T. K. Ryan ' I4LflhlIN IZ HIP FLJM ThE TRANEP EE by BEWITCHED OVER EASY the week past and continues its with good results. Then the network moved domlnanceoftheratlngsforthe ght "One Day At A Time" to season — and Tuesday ni AFTERNOON M TODAY IN FLORIDA With their parents. SupPOrt are examined and dis- SUMAYSMOMFORUM MOAO AM Till MAGIC IF I WIAT'S IS 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA 7:25 ( 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORR 0 RYAN'S HOPE (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES methadone, the side effects and the quality of therapeutic rs I , ,% , 11:55 7:45 0 A.M. WEATHER 6'00 With Love" (1964) Sean Connery, Lofts Lenya. Superspy James Bond dlscoversthat lURCH N 00 SLACK AWARENESS MINCULTURI USA APTIRHOURS :J ss 0 MERV GRIFFIN (WED) NEW YORK (UPI) — For and the new snow prospered. That brings up Fred SilverABC, Tuesday night is payday. Last win ter it stuck "White man's major headache at NBC ABC was the top network for Shadow" In front of "M-A-S-H," — when he started last June he M NEWS witch. (Part 1 of 2) 3:00 ONS( TWrY THU. Ff1) Joh n Philip Sousa forms a (MichaelYork)(pafllof4) (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD oo.0 theUnitedStatesfortheweek ®OGUIDINGUGHT band of his own. (1 Hr. 45 .0mf LION 0MY THREE SONS . mEcH ___________________________ ending March 18. The most Nina.) AND THE WARDROBE In this 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS watched was "Three's Cornanimated version of a C.S. 2) INTERCOM Lewis fairy tale, four children I) CONSUMER SURVIVAL stop by chance through a clogABC did it again last week KIT "Universal Product code, ,,. by Stan Lie and John Romita , 0 AFTERSCHOOL. SPECIAL (WED) Tuesday CA "Money Fund Madness" Guest: Edward A. Taber Ill, director, Rowe Price Prime MORNING 'cAUI I'M (4)0 RAllMATAZZ 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (NON. 5:30 (2.) NEWS 0 THE ODD COUPLE 11:00 dreams and money of an Aus- Franco Zeffirelli's epic film on the life of Jesus Christ begins with the wedding of Mary (OIl. YMNAITICS "Danskin SPIDER.MAN 7.00 "Born To Run" All of the 00000 MORNING AMEAI- such u the addictive nature of NacheMbm ____ (MON-WED. FRJ) (4) 0 APRIL MAGAZINE (THU) 0000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR Cl) 0 WORLD OF 8.00 0 WALL STREET WEEK coilepses in Peru. (1 Hr. you alIenate _____ your 4:30 C!) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED 0 MERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. WED, FRI) CD a TODAY (2)(12)JESUS OF NAZARETH can Way 01 Dealing" Issues Lynn SarI, Francis Lidirer. Based on the story by Thornton wilder. Five peopir toppi. to their d.aths when a bridge _____ 7'OO (R) 0UNSMOKE • WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW(R) 1:30 (2) OUTDOORS 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 0 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL San Luls Rey" (B/W) (1044) forcL FLORI DAM__ - today Will MOM the oWsb results of what you hoped for. ___ RmalI waves, could pow to tidal 0 off cuss their philosophies with Gerri Lange and Felicla Lowe. Albert; "Mona Of The Movies" OonØ(f) 's000 0 FANTASY ISLAND A paintir (Sonny Bono) becomes a pirate to kidnap his ex-wife (Diana Canova) before her remarriage; and a young girl (Jill Whelan) tries to reform fs,e pickpocket father. (A) 0 METHADONE "An Amen- OEMINI(May 21-June 20) __ — NY ____ what we think of a one. and Li.. se_stag UGS BUNNY troken In a moment of anger. today. If you are cr.Js, a () CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0MARY TYLER MOORE ED MISTER ROGERS (R) 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE ODD COUPLE (MON. 10:30 (P$fl 1) Webb, Debra Paget. After I$V 900 (2)(12)BJANDTHEBEARAn will be you. to ruff thi last one In dummy. 'fl Monds and diwardisd his SOUTH ... - ii~ 5:00 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) (2) ALL STAR SECRETS (1) 9 CBS NEWS when he dreams that he Is three popular television charactors. in coming along could yield the Today, you are sucel*lble to of type results you have hoped nitpicking and the work ) sight. trwnp and played three •J937 10:00 CARD () 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) GD 0 FRIDAY MORNING(FRI) (4)060 MINUTES ling Blotto with his Car, Dean _ Now South drew the I"t (4.) UPBEAT 6:30 to a sparsely Populated region. 11-00 with two family friends who dis. for____ this coming year. Keep want to accomplish will not et qUeen from queen-x-z. • Q 652 by Howl. Schneider 9:55 11:30 (1) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4)0 LOVE OF LIFE 0 FAMILY FEUD ® AGAONSKY o COMPA- like Billy, • DELTA HOUSE After hit- listener. If you do, the big loser Pf*cts that have been Slow that West's queen of dIa 3:30 0a M-A-8-H (R) (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING (T GD 0 WEDNESDAY MORNING(WED) (110 THURSDAY MORNING 6FRIENDS PoK Randy and Nancy run into communication attractive young woman (Penny Api'IlZ, 1179 9:30 8 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 600 (2)(4) 00 © NEWS 0 THE ADVOCATES "Should There Be A Constitutional Amendment To Balance The Federal Budget?" 6WILD KINGDOM Marlin 0 ZOOM father go on a camping trip -. . ForMonday, April 2, 1979 lowed It becum apparent © DINAHI EVENING (2) NBC NEWS NEWS 030 MINUTES WED, FRI) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ) STUDIO SEE HIGH ROLLERS 0 LAVERNE$SHIRLEY(A) Are Now" Maya Angellou, Jane Trahey and Laura Nader dis. (.4)0 BILLY Billy and his Don't be afraid to test bold, new wanting to get done around the Ideas. house. YOUR BIRTHDAY FRI) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2)THE WILBURN BROTHERS (T) ® KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 3:00 0 MOVIE (4)0 MONDAY MORNING 0 TURNABOUT "Where We 6:30 satisfactIon today if you put to pleasant diversions today. work your keen bitaginatlon. Tackle those things you've been dummy and ruffed another diamond, When West fol. TRY(MON) (1) PORTER WAGONER (TUE, (2) (12) TODAY Rerun's fantasies run wild CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. ———— ———— 6:30 (2) POP1 GOES THE COUNI 5. FIRING LINE "Peace In The Middle East" Guest: ShIo. mo Avineri, professor at the University of Jerusalem. tralian racehorse owner and his grandson ride on their colt's ability to beat a champion. (Pert 2 of 2) price. 0 WHAT'S HAPPENINGII Ishare it with several close to you today. saces are frien ds who they'll be offered without 310W' good time. 52 ships from Carlsbad, California. • REEL WEST Actors, direcbra and critics discuss recurrent themes In Western movies. (R) 0 (12) FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 0 AESOP "Leaving Home, Goiog Home" 11:30 (4) FACE THE NATION (1) a BAD NEWS BEARS Coach Butt er mak er is delighted with his new pitching diecovery but not so hot on her being sued or having Blotto as ___ to their actions. (2 Hrs.) (4) TONY BROWN'$ JOURNAL 0 MORMON WORLD CON- are assigned to escort a truck- e day. SAGITI'ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. CANCER (J une 21-July 22) '21) This should be a day much Favors that might not be to your liking. You'll he able to. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Things Tai Babalonia from Vienna, Austria; U.S. Grand Prix Moto. cross Motorcycle champion. QSUNRISE transports a group of cheetahs a house guest. -- until a daring man puts a stop KIDSWORLD (2) CHIPS Jon and Ponch Your family p111 take top GEMINI (May 21-June ) Priority and you'll plan Your peer group will rou€fllZ$ activities arotmd them, your Youll consider me he looking to you to Ian and organize the events of th — — the World Figure Seating Champions Including Linda Fratianne, Randy Gardner and 10:00 0 STUDIO SEE "Last Show" A behind-the-scenes look at how TV Is planned, produced and broadcast; highlights of PISCES (Feb. 20-March ) 45 ————— ————— (81W) (1935) Joe E. Brown, Ann Dvorak. A husband-and-wife burlesque team drifts apart on their way to stardom. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 8:00 — — — — will work out to your a bore will turn out to be 51 LEE 8KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO © MOVIE "Bright Lights" two seasons of Studio See. (R) MANY yourself. 40 41 42 — (1) THE GONG SHOW SOCCER MADE IN GER- granted — Featured are Performances by ® THIS ONE'S FOR DAD Dick Van Patten and Johnny 1030 Whittaker are featured In this (2) MOVIE "The Dark Command" (81W) (1940) John look at the turmoil that can erupt within a teen-ager Wayne, Walter Pidgeon. Quan. trill, the famed guerrilla chief, he loses a parent. and his raiders terrorize the 0(12)HEEHAW Southwest after the CMI War • LAWRENCE WELK by or - — __ — — — — — — — ARCHIE — 34 — — — — — ————— I SIMMONS` j21 30 31 t32 —— 6:30 ucvcloping a motley-saving more to do than you Owed. just shopping _ 27 28 29 _____ suddenly. Keep a suitcase UBRA (Sept. 23-Ott. ) A handy. situation that was discordant This could be a lay quiet, busy day. Your attention is Sunday for you. You might being sought by your ffl, enjoy spending your time You may find yourself with 25 — —___26 — — ____ MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Ullie: The Jersey Lillie" LIIIIe is painted by all of the promi. nent artists in London; she catches the eye of Leopold, King of the Belgians. (R) which could pop up quite will come yow' way. project, ________ 4 ' — _______ _________________ _________ _____ _______ 60 1 (1) 0 0 NEWS TAURUS (April 31~M&Y 20) This could turn out to be quite a _________ ___________ ________ ______ ______________ ______ LP% BIT? Your standing is extrernely AprilIt 10 is high today because of Lhe good A budw Year than U111101 the offing. you inig even take deeds you are always spreading A few pats on the back several mill Pleasure trips around. QFANGFACE 9:30 (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBI- 23'&pt. 22) Aug. VIRGO (A have an outlet. Learn more Expend your efforts to help out bog yia.df by sending for y ef ArGFaPh where needed today. People your letter. Mail $1 for each of will welcome SOUr help and make certain you receive due Aliltro-Grapb, P.O. Ba A. ition and praise, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. recogn Be mare to specify birth sI't. AQUARIUS (Jan. 30.Feb. 19) ----- — — — — — 15 ——— by Art Sansom ————— ______________ ________ -. 1, 1979 grow quite r4leu if YOU don't 6 7 8 9 10 11 E BORN LOSER __________________ 45 Mild expletive - ARIES (March 21-April 19) will be brought back into player Mel 28 Epochs council April YUURB1WflWAY T group (abbr.) 13 Empire State 32 Age (prefix) 38 Lion' 43 Overturn city 3 home 50 Civil War 45 Raised 38 Duo 18 Rent out general platform 39 At this place 20 Discharge __ — VENING pII$LCIalYI ,._pclAI[TcIdrlu $ 1c At T1H1 0hb0T 26 Same (prefix) composition 22 DeValera's 40 Reducer 27 Residency 3 Start land 30 Heat units 4 Noble gas 41 Attack by 23 Beliefs 33 Dependent on 5 Entire waiting 24 Rubicund 34 Opinion 6 Mournful 42 Property 25 Bird opposed to sound 44 Cats and dogs doctrine 7 Make better 27 Biblical 40 Scouting I.UMI. c v T.' HIGHLIGHTS ILIOIF[5I$NIOISJII$ III ________ picture light 2 Musical 35 Ones (Fr) YOU'RE RIGHT, IT Sunday, April 1, 1979—SB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. COPE 1o1o!elsltlA1.Lo1oTuIII For Sunday, PIOIPIELY,IID,LI0INIAINI 17 Solo DOWN 19 Obtained 20 Nor deity I Motion HERE, YOUTRY lINlKeTI,_.JAlcIT HOROS 53Putsatrest 18 Paradise LIKE... 10 ISIUINI ______ ______ 1A1H1U1 _____ IolNlU$1 it IT DOWN j' T1415 COFFEE TASTES LIKE... _____ _____ WHEN YOU WANT TO REMEMBER — —. — S I -- 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE * P • • I �F - • r ' - , . . . - - -. -.- • .. - • I B-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April 1, 1979 • -,..,, I * ______________________________________________________ __________________________ ___ Legal Notice Legal Notice Hits ._tSl_ L1QUIe DLUUICTh - Of L. Seven 17. Blues Brothers - sit'w vnw ,TTrn - "-" wiu play: £%nW5 20 adult contemporary Memory - 'They Pride Call It Making Love Maureen Charley ,,, singles * - Norman - Slow Dancing - Johnny Duntan Blue Jeans ' ' rsa.j U. O.sI1.ii*-. _______ - You Livingston Taylor 13. Just When I Glenn Cnpbell 14.TooFarGone- Emnsylou Harris 15. I've Been Waiting For You Con Hunley AU Of My Life Most It Away Me With Magic Marty BobbIns Someone Is Looking For Someone Like You Gall - Need You Randy Vanwarmer - - Touch - - Linda 14. Just One Look Ronstadt 15. Lady -Little River Band - Take - 12. I'll Come RImnIIMI - with the County Clerk, Seminole the City, one (1) timeat least fifteen County, Florida, upon receipt of (15) days prior to the tIme of the Noticq Is hereby given by the City Council of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, that said City proof of the publication of this public hearing. CouncIl will hold a hearinson April notice, the fictitious name, to-wit:' DATED this 25th day of March, 17, 1975, at which time the City LIVE OAKS CENTER under which 979 (I am)at (address) 318 Li,e Oaks CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. Council. shall meet as an EqualIzing Board to hear and Blvd. in the City of Casselberry, FLORIDA Consider any and all complaints as Florida. By: Mary T. Norton, Doted at CasSelbilTy, Seminole to such sPecial aWawrnents, for City Clerk County, Florida, March 21, 1919. paving and drainage Improvements Publish: April 1, 1975 Gaynor - - Olson DavIes 19. Love Ballad I 'll Love Away Your Benson Trothles For Awhile - Janle 20. Lntta Love. - - Fricke Gle Nicolatte IA*lOn _______ 7: _____ AudMoslum. p.m., SectIon 863.05 FlorIda Statutes 1557. MsyMurnorsTsNes$sruQu7:1Ia.m., Holiday Publish: March ii, 23, April 1, I. i, wymore Road, AitanonIs Springs. ORLANDO TOWNSITE FOURTH C)EH100 ______ - fast, with ease. You will be awarded up to ½ your required credits for lob experIence. include Sailfish Road, lonita ROad, Marlin Raid, DolphIn Road, Tides Road, Silver Creek Drive, Coral Way and Hay Red. ______________________ ___________________________ office on the City Clerk. Marin5 to be Mid at the _____ wits, springs City 14.11, 150 North CRAFT SUPPLY CENTER. TM ___________________________ Es Mso'y. ____ Florida, at 7:30 p.m. Mary T. NOIISn City Cleft April 1.0. *975 14,7•.$ p.m. ______ AMaiids.$s *op,SRUS. * son Js7ces $euIs Jaysess, 7:10 p.m., W ' u, u p.m., w. r - a. *-IbW*jiW4 ____ _____ ______ - - &WhiI * ing Lihi I$IIU6 buss. cw&liwi 1*, - yr.. w - .1 * - ___ hiu5 0 40 p.m. Mu & *., "d1f _________ _______ I p. ____ _____ 7:* pa. flf5$ sus ____ ___ W , ______ - ,1A4 ___ ___ liu,p 7 pa., Ave.; 7 Pa., t____ - ____ ___ ds'a Q * ____ ?u %LUIss 7:10 - _______ ' - - * - --- _______ , * - .' April a, il1, L50 p.s. PubiS A.11 IL m _____ ____ . ___ ___ 'aI" latermallen may be *IiIIISd he anlaCtini the above office. The ebodhine dots Nr sobmiu1eb Ser SUP a.;.1I in Wabtulsy. . ____ . - ___ - * -. -. -- - _____ 's.is. ____ DATED *in' * ___ DATED - - - . FLORIDA . T.'NIdeu,, City Cleft PublIsh: April), $95 By: Mary - -: 0(1.0. - maintenance help, all phases. Seminole Harness Raceway, 2000 Serninola Blvd., ____________________________ Caslelberry. 531.1110 or 830-0510. ________________________ LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a Job this ad .*ouldn't behere. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to 25-.LØa,n a great time to start. Part Time LPN,11.lshift Food Service Supervisor & Cook. Full time, ref rig, Apply in person to Lakeviuw Nursing Center, 919 E. ld St. FLORAL DESIGNER nseded. Exp. preferred. Apply Collins Florist 2612 Fairway Plaza or 1 I nation ORII 322.9211 322-0641 doublecorner lot. Call now loses Storage. Zoned comm. $30,000. it. - fast & lunch rest. for retirees or a starting couple, Teievislon-25" Color, Beautiful 3.5 Acres tracts, fantastic view, warranty. Call 831-1714 day or overlooking valleys. This tract would make a dandy mini farm. Has a large log barn, also has spring and even has a creek that runs thru property. Borders a paved highway. A steal at only $5500.09. Good terms. 80" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable, S track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 831-1714 for free home demonstration, ______________________________ 52100.00 down, assume loan, Mountain cabin approximately i acre. Dandy garden spot. This is a handy man special because it t finished Inside., roughed wired and plumbing completed. Water and lhe outside is corn- Furnishings from 2 bed apt. in pleted. Large deck overlooking mtns. Youcanllveinitwhileyou I love seat, blankets, 81W TV, table lamps, dishes, linens & phy. $22,500.00. between 10 am. 1 6 p.m. 15,000.000 assume loan. , 333.1559 excellent condition. Includes 2 double bed suites, dinette, couch down - SELLERS& BUYERS Enterprise Area. These are a few of over 2000 ,-l::' ' 1 BR. Available at once. $139 mo., SlOOdeposit 331.0041 -- DiBary-Lov,ly 1g. I BR AIr, No Pets. Ideal Ret. Person ONE OF A KIND. 3 BR, 1 bath home in Winter springsi Ww carpet, C.H&A. Fla. Rm., dining area. Many Extras! Good neigh. ___ 322.505-4 •:. Sanford 1 BR. Air, ceramic bath, wIl to walt carpet. sss .. borhoodl BPP WAR RANTED. Only 133,5001 ____________ 2 BR. Unfurn. Apt. $165 to $155. COZY 3 BR, 1 bath hOlTie in - ___ M. Unsworth Realty. REALTOR jI3 ML 373 6061 oreves. 323 0517 ______________________ - - 42 Mobile H011ieS - -- ------ -. - Seeour beautiful new BARRING. TON w-Iap $idi & shingle roof GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ___ 3$O3orlando Dr. 373 VA&FHAFinancing ____________________________ __________________ ________________________ partially fenced, large yardl Excellent cond.i A Buy for Commercial Bldg. 100 sq. ft. $200 $32,000! __ DEPARTMENT STO _____________________ COUNTRY- location yet minutes from shopping. 2 BR, 1 b. large _________________ ouaren'l using your pool table, IS COMING TO like a cue, and sell it with a Pe,'aId classified ad. Call 322. - ___________________________ _____________________ _____________________ FLORIDA S7Sports Equipment _______________________ All type racquets, Avg. $5 - ior Citizens. Doi. town, very clean & roomy. 5e .Wmmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto AVe. ____ Mordta.dlsi ISplSV,15 Ni'i . • Re.Is.s. CoiNer Wsing' ANIrSI Skeas AetemalS,. Home Imprsysa ____ S Iloctres. - - - - - FANTASTIC 3 BR, 1 bath hOfr4 completely furnished I New carpet, wallpaper & kitchenl Many Extras with one rental Apt., Yours, for 531,5001 ____________ - - - -__________ ---- ________ BEAUTIFULI BR,2baftihomeln Hidden Lake w.C-H&A, w.w carpet, Fla. Rm., porch & 1g. 2 SN. Fenced yard, large LN, Ifreplace. Ideal tot senior •sri i.. 1Su SMali UCSCIflsIng ______ Tee,. spasise. .ois - ____ ____ - _____ ______ YsdNts - ____ * . IquIlSUSS orud. Nil 1ss ' ,-- NEAT 3 BR, 1 bath home w country atmosphere on 1g. loll ______________________ 33-Houses Furnlsld toEat.in salu)ls kit., carpet, parch, ClOSe & shoppingt Just 120,0001 DeRone- 2 BR, segarate home, nat, clean. Nice yard No pets. $175 mo.; Is?,, last & WHAT A BUY 3 BR, 1 bath home ipcurity. 574.104. W.C.H&A. ww carpet, DR. Pie. Nm., porch, completely fenced & Fvrfl. 3 room coftage carpeted, landscaped I Super Locatlont sties country .tmoephere, $150. Grt for comm. offices tie l4.peslE.onl4,4mi.to RichBPPWARRANTED.WOW,cnly I1IJIJ Ave., right to 1st ho. 131,100 ____ ________________ - ______________________ IleI - ____ AM EMPLOYMENT ______ _____ r--:.sshPWchs.Pl..PsI4,*... 3 51. 3 bats,, Can. H-A, carpet L.Il$uRI WORLD- $280.00 ______ -V f$p flftpJlAH •$isl lid D$iiMlty kIiiij • Md Many Miii • - PtA$. E(TATI ASSOCIATIb NICELY WOODED $14,500 TERMS. $2,000 DOWN St. Johns River. sø.000. ' REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night OPEN HOUSE Hrs.1.SP.M. iNOranseAvenue OVIEDO, $11,000. CitywatarAsows, rtgages Bought _&iokl ------ _________________________ - Mtg. Broker. 825 No. Wymore Rd., Altamonte. D _______________________ - - - -. -- 62-A-Farm Equipment - --- - .______________________ 1973 KubotaL-2)Oi1e Withfront end loader 322 $262aiter6p.m. We have a Singt'r Futura sewing mach. Sold new for 1630 was Christmas layaway, there was 62:_Lawn.Garden 1 ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PRO. PERTY OVERLOOKING AN ICECOLDTROUTPOND.VOU CAN HAVE IT FOR $3,955 WITH ONLY $400 DOWN AND EASY PAYMENTSWITHIpERCENT INTEREST, I 0 s SEIGLER REALTY * ___ - - - - - - ____ - - - - - . - - - - -I' - MEOPMI1IIIE.ØSIP lUP1 .. .... * - * - ii,n.,-ag. __________________ ________________ _____________________ _________________ -------- * 50 PWCISaOI :a.s&omC.. - .- . - option Evesafter6&weeliends cashor take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 531-1714 day or night. Free home trial, no - OFFICE SPACE UTAIS. DOWNTOWN _______________ ' *31101 '69 Cadillac, Good Conditon 5500 or best offer 323 1394 Completely sell contained Travel Trailer, 22' w-air 373-1730 1972 Chevrolet Station Wagon 51150 437 West 19th St. or Call 322 5339 Air Cond. & Heating Home Improvement Obligation. ______ _____ - - ----- I 5 pc. BR suite new, $239; 5 pc. LR new $399; Loveseat $44.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on ins?. Comm. & ReS. 322.0205. 64-Equipment for Rent * Steam CLean Your Qwn Carpet RentOurRinsenvac $301. up; El. stovello I. up; full sizedraperies$1O$. up. Sanford Beauty - CeranEllin 5400 3775705 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 203 S. Holly Ave 3lOSanfordAve. _____ Shepherdpups,Reasonabl.' Call aft. 5-i wk*. Old Moped $l2Oas 5 KuIp Decorators SIncelS)7 l5. 322-2333 ________________ ___ ____ -' 51-Household GOocin The weather is perfect for a backyard sale - sell everything' last with a want ad. Call 77,261) or $31 9993. ____________________ __________________________ Poodle AKC Male, 7 wks, jet blk & first grooming, $75. 531-1239, FOR SALE AKC German Shep., 1$ ma. old, male, best looking dog in central Fla. Just don't have the room to keep him. Call 323. 594, Must see to appreciate. $100. _________________ ___________ _____ ______ ______ 68 - wans. to Buy . Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322.0707 -. - _____ Mowing No iob too large or small, (om plete - lawn service, Free estimate. 323 4881; Landscaping &spraying 323 8049 call anytime. Service Curley Burl ield Electrical Maintenanca g. repair $30 WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur' N. 321-1713. General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil & fill dirt, lawn main?. tree trimming. 323 294$. Glass & Screen LlgMHeuftng Screen-porches, pool end. wds. All type reglazing 1. wd. install. Erie Est, Mr. Taylor 322J345. , - Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & MIsc. (LOCAL) 349-5371 Gronthi & Boarshig ANIMAL, HAVEN dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Heated macIs. 372-5752. - Home Peinting DANNY'S PAINTING InterIor-Exterior House Painting LIcensed. Insured E-3nded FREE Estimates (303) 322 9460 Small home repaIrs. Remodeling & Pan. Roofing repair, Free Es?. 3235543 33).Q7 _______________________ Interior & Exterior Paint ing Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Freelst. 3225545 The sooner you place your classif led ad, the sooner you get results. PIunthhig Service ________________ --DONT STORE IT, SELL IT with a ON SALE- NEW twin Size box low cost Classlfi.d Ad. springs & mattress $23.SS e. PC.: NEW coffee table with? ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED matchingendtabin.Sanfo Top Prices Paid Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. Used, any condition 6440)26 333.5713, CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 5.0. _____________________________ BALINT&ASSOC. 332-5463 I Man, quality operation Syrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 337.1331 Call Mr. Taylor, 322-1543 _____________________ COMPARE mISC PIATURI5 S MOBILE HOMES AT COST lOwe trade, 5$. Johns River kce.s. 17* dan. 20 yr. terms. ON.en Zachary R. TrINee, baiter, *-14B0416 & 5201504 Eve & whandi 104 736.omd COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN BETTER. ___ 'CITY WATER a.d SEWER INCLUDED S ADULT ONLY and PAMILY SECTIONS CAIIIAGE _____ ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END, THE ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks. Fast Service Chg.Cdi. 3230114;3fl.440% PreuursCbeeidng - Concrete Work: steps, patios Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 6631335 _____ Andy's Remodeling Service General Building I Remodeling 365-6331 Electrical Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. ______ --.-. Dressmaking 3235)36 Cash 322.4132 EVERYTHINGMUSTGO 321.0146 - ___________________ 322-579) 54" round solid oak table, w•2 leavesi pads, $2000roffer. 3226354. _________________ Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices, Call 32) 0819 or 904 734 6108 collect NUMBER IS 372 2611. ______________ 65-Pets-Scjppljes BUY SELL TRADE HMSEFfrStSt. 327.5632 INSULATION MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 75 yrs. Exp. 671-7617 322-3)51 _______________________ Sanford, 322-5721. Mikes Drywall- Drywall work, spraying, remodeling & floor covering. Free Est 327 1641. Care formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. lit St., 327-5742 FILL DIRT 5. TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-70 _________________ ___ 350-4W--.ffWi*0.7fl) '77 Sport Fury Takeover payments Call after) p.m 323-4535 1974 Coachman 12 It. slide 'in camper. Sleeps 4, for . I truck. 372 8267 after 6 p rn Sm. or Lg. Free lit. LII ctrclN ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 PARK REALTORS e 333.2321 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'It to 75 models. Call 339-9100 or 5311605 (Dealer). 'Fl ForciLtOSlation Wagon Exc. cond., loaded $600 571 4429 Deltona TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ______ JOIN THE ONI THAT'S NO.11 - Looking 1-or a New Home? Check the Want Ads for houses of every size and price 75-Recreational Vehicles - BROKER - AYTONA AUTO AUCTION ,'wy. 92 1 mile wesl of Speedway 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 901-25583)1 for further details 323-7340 Auction Saturdays? p.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 421 Consignments Welcome Kelloggs Auction aIes 323-7050 - 80-Autos for Sale - 12155. French Ave. - 17 Dodge SE ton P U W shell. 26,000mi. 321 0019 Received load of new furniture from N.Y. warehouse, good selection of new dining sets, new couches & chairs, new end tables, new coffee tables, new bunks, new fife stands, new chests, new china cabinets. new beds.. Oak OR suite, bow front chinas & round oak tables, also lots of wrought iron accent pcs, VISA MASTER CHARGE 322-l4I . 3 1*. i bath. Con. H-A, carpet *1* consimr - _______ -. MAIN •5I=RI- .: *N1. iWO lvs - AFRICAN VIOL ETS The Greenhouse * * 79-Trucks-Trailers _____________________ only 1116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. f0r $116 - tvsm RIG AUCTION. 'MON., APRIL 2,7 PM. Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Cornpiete. Thomas organs, pianos. 0o1 Call's Disc. Center Inc. fl02 French Ave. 322-2235 __________________________ Lowry Organ & bench EXCELLENT CONDITION MOVING NORTH NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU LIKETALL IIRCHTMEE5ON - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7710 - . 322 7537 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS OVERSIZED LOT ON SMALL LAKE IN BEST PART OF SANFORD-NEAR HOSPITAL NeW3BN,lbatft,C.H - JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADINI WI LIST & SILL 78-MotorCycles CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new home for everything . even for you! BALDWIN GRAND 6'3" - Private Party wants to buy a house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 3738455 alt 7 p.m. For Sale Red Shag, goodcon Orange& YellowShag 13 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE ROLLING HILLS AND BASS _____________________ LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PAN. Nylonpilecushioflcarpef.56.50yd: AMA CITY $15,500 BEST installed. TERMS. - _fT. $140 MONTH. NEAR OSTEEN. YOU'RE OWN 35 ACRE LAKE. NICELY WOODED $1,000 PER ACRE. TERMS. rotdNaff--hfty • , 170 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD Sanford's Sales Leader '. . 1 ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED LAKE MAR KHAM ROAD. FRI., $A7, & SUN. _____________________ litus. Cluls.s Wi Pb.rusa€y FICES. $12500 TERMS. $23,000. Super buy for 510,1001 ty degos 222W. 15th St. *3-3420 after S. ____ ____ BLVD. NEAR NEW KMART, ZONED PROFESSIONAL OF. fishIng dock. Canal leads to - _____________________ 59-Musical trchindise _____________________ _________ 47Real 100 FRONTACit tIN AIRPORT MAYFAIR older 3 BR. 1½ borne with many unique features. Ig rms., lovely grounds. $69,530 BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $30 Call 322 1621. 322-1160 ---_________________________ Nearly new Seablue pump home, sundeck, boat house, Only 137,5001 - FiIlswIu PilNsi*, SPARKLING clean 2 BR, 1 b, FR, well landscaped, bk yd fenced. SUPER 3 BR, I bath home in Dreamwold w-dining area, nice LR, 1g. scr. patio, allan a lovely _______ - shaded & landiciped. $21,300. spacious backyard & Much Morel Perfect I or newlyweds or retired couplet Nice lociticnl BPP WARRANT- Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment, 32? 5990 - _____________________ ED. Only $213001 ___________________________ * - Sunland with dining area, 77-Junk Cars Rermved For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dolls Auction 323 5620 ________________________________ _____________________ carpet, Eve.322.0612, 322.1317, 322.7177 Every Saturday at 7 p.m. located on SR 115, 15 ml. north of Sanford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc. by the piece or house full. Free pick-up on consigned mdse. 1974 Chev. wd van, dbl air, auto., $3850 or best offer 322-6354 Sanford, Fla. 32771 _____________ REALTOR323.7$32 Piney Woods Aucon _7S.A.-Vans ____________________________ 50-Miscellaneous for Sale '73 Concord Deluxe Mobile Home 12*60, 2 BR, 1~ baths. Ex Garage so full there's no room r cellent Cond. 349-3920. thecar?Clean it out with a Want ___________________________ ________________________ THE WOND'S - Cash for your lotI Will build on your io. or our iot. V EnterPrise. Inc. 444-3013 Medel Inc.. Realtor ________________________ _______________________________ __________________________ Build to suit our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 2351 245. KULPA REALTY 107W. IstSanford JUST LISTED, Neat) BR, 1 bath Phone322.7335 home In Del Are on shaded loll _____________________________ Newly painted, eat.in kit., fencedrear yard & Much Morel VA•FHA.235.Conv.Homes Only $23,900! Low Down Payment _________ ROBSON MARINE property listed from $500. per acre and up. We have small tracts, we also have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc. Write or call for free listing brochure. You can call free of 47-A__________________________ ForA 5%salesFee WESELLHOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER -- iOOhp Evinrude, Extras, 5)993 _____________ ListAnd Sell Your Home YOU WANT TOSELL OR BUYAHOME! -- - - - i Vehicles Estate Wanted wooded, $1 000 The Buyers Are Looking We Need Listlngsl OuringMarchWeWill - I - - 372-0231,323.7173, 372-0779 - 'Lays gentle. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty of privacy. OFSANFORD TO CLOSE IN 19791 ______________________ United StaSes. Canada. Puerto "co, Au$trill _ -SANFORD, U 21 ft. Dutchcraf? trailer, sell contained, air cond. New tires, Excellent cond, $4,000 Ph 322 1413 after I. ______-_______ * JOHNNY'S BACK SANFORDAUCTION. Yard Sale onllSat Allman, Ostern Sat. & Sun. 31st & 1st 5a.m. to6 p.m. CHEROKEELANDCO Murphy, NC. 28905 3.2. $41,500 Reg. Real Estate Broker 23415. French Ave. - -- Write or call today. Longwood- big rooms quiet area. 2 acre Sales ______________ 54 Garage 2.7 Acres located on large stream, real good access. About 1 acre garden area or pasture. Plenty Handy man special. $9,500. $25 0o REALTY Lk.Mary, very nice, 1 BR, C.H&A, cony. location. $160 + security. $345992 for appt. Cospoistion aim stores in And ___ -- Good Used Televisions. 525 ana up. Miller's26ltOrlandoDr. 3220352 AFTER HOURS ALL FLORIDA REALTY 323.8670 Mariner's Village. Call Mr. Adams TOLL FREE anytime: 1-5004311W, day or night, Sunday cells accepted. SRvi*ng Nalasisi ___ $95 REALTOR sites In several locations. Call for prices and terms. 1 BR-$l$4. Pool. Adulls only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call - 323.5176 ___________________________ Want to live in the country? We have some beautiful buIlding ___________________________ - ___ ___ 'day et Merob. - - Eves ' ____ 912 French Ave• REALTY home. Aluminum siding, tree shadedcor, lot.) unit & officeor REALTOR 322.199) 1304 West 3rd St. 3fl.11$3aft 5p.m. _________________________ 11.11U.*. AREOUR - 101111'S $30,900 will buy you this 3 BR, 2 bath home with am. room on a 2 Bedrooms in private home STENSTROM __________ - . BUSINESS BUILDER. 327-2257. Business Opportunity- One of Reasonable we.kI & monthly rates. Inquire 500 5. Oak. ____________________________ - THERE JOSS ' qualified buyer. $30,000 to $35,000. Low down payments Income property, 2 story older 1 Acre bldg. lots w.paved rd. Irontage& beautifuloak trees in GOOd terms. Sanford-Gracious livIng. APPLICANTS MUST BE RESPONSIBLE,ABLE TO MAKE DECISIONS, AND BE CAPABLE OF MAKING A MINIMUM CASH INVESTMENT OF 13.950.00. 100 PERCENT MERCHANDISE BUY-BACK. PEOPLE ARE OUR - New 233 Homes, 4 pct. interest to fully equipped kitchen, C-H&A. carpeting, double garage and Geneva. Attention developers - DISCOUNT . 75-Recreational at 30 pct. 372-7270. walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balancf 5175 or $12 mo. Still in 327-5691. REALTOR 83003 _____ * - MOUNTAINS Eves-Glenna TenneyAssoc. Rag. Real Estate Broker 321.0739 29-Rooms whose present sales exceed $10,000,000.00 annually. the A WANT AD Plume .sis or FRIENDS WORLDS - - NORTH CAROLINA low ma. payments, NFORD 3 BR, 1'-2 B. Very clean, large fenced yard. Near Downtown. OVI EDO 3 BR, l'7 B. Clean, country almosphere. 263$SanfordAve. citrusgrove & SR I6frontage in in your area $250000 and up. For call 323.1201. ________________________________ _______________________________ . 5011197 Pd ifrldly AdViser aIR Nile yes. - _________________________ GOv T RESALE SANFORD 3 BR, 1 B. Low down, MOBILE HOME LO]S 100*160. Terms. $7000. ____ - -- - payment. Plenty of wild game Call444307. I WINTER I TINS. SELL "DON'T NIID$9' PAST WITH - _____ 53-TV-Radio-Stereo - Fruit trees. $21,500. 4 acre country estate. Complete with horsestable & pasture,also quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees. - - ______ 45-A--Out Of State Property 0 ' KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 INC. REALTORS 130-6133or 339-4711 eves. - * - 323 5371 in a quiet neighborhood. Act fast on thisl Owner may carry mort. 525.900. Five Hundred dollars a week, IO1W.Commercial Phone3n;$81, Sanford _______ _____________ BR, 1 B furn. near shopping but - WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd holidays by selllng.Avon. Now's K mail Searching for investment? Just listed 2 apt bldg. near town. $24,500. 322 6733aft6 -- W. Garnett White Reg. Real Estate Broker ld5AOrangeBlvcl. -I ------------ FURRE5T GREENE . The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 713S' 5. French (1792) Sanford - - ZELLWOOD. 5 acres $10,000. -- ______ Realtor. 614-231S. exc. 321.0499. countswttichwillbeturnsdoverto you In your area. These great products will besupplled to you by REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 32? 7495 - Looking for the Country home wacreage?Hereitis,one3a. a canal runniria by the rnnertv 3 BR & a potential 4th or hobby rm. $54,900. REALTY HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to s' their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. _____________________ AVON BUILDYOUREASTER NEST EGGI * CITY OP WINTER SPRINGS. OIILLPUUOPS. FLORIDA WILDER ---By: Miry T. Nets, SASATTINIMNY Cly Cist rudiss: Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc. _______________________________ General Contractor _________________________ 50 yr. old working female desires beautiful displays in high caliber, company established, retail ac NEEDED IMMEDIATELY ___ CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, 41-44aus Applications now accepted for PROMOTE THESE PRODUCTS ______________________ - ____ -. County Ma.waw,r Division, Firol All lnlaraifedpe,s.uea,, invited leaIlenlllueh Street afld Pick Avenue, Sanford, is attend and be Mere. THIS NOTICE- skiS l___ Fl. 33111 or ThIS NQTICI shall Is pi*i*.i IN the sanwi Igsing Iforui., a Street and Park Avenue in the Sanford Ivenleg Herald, a UW5IPSI of IIPIUI CCWSetSeN IN Sanford, Fl. 33111 MwspeperOiupIralClole *SCWy,sns(I)tl.eatlssenhlun or toe city, one In timeat on imem (1S days prier to s tle of She pa. pe10 Iii, 07)10 PR W. $4 pa., 72-Auction El g.rpper tone w-clbI oven. Exc. cond. Lg Lot, big trees, water & sewer in Sanford. $11,500. William Maliczowski, Realtor. 322 7953. JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. _____________________________ MAINTENANCE message. Call Bart worlds wC-H&A & FP, 3 BR, 2 B, 532.750. - team. Call 831-5253 or 322-5233 Fricke & Fricke Assoc. Inc. Realtor. ERA Member-Broker. recorded who demand the Most. 2 BR modern home has over 1600 Sq. Ft. living area & is located close to hospital & all conveniences. $36.ion those 323-9001, aft his. 644-1595. open. Currently interviewing experienced & newly licensed agents for 2 offices. We pledge oureives ro your being a suc. cessi Continuous trainina A. guidance. Join a professionas - _____ ____ _______ . : D:: g : - ____ 1.,fir ,inhws,$ ____ -. $, WE'VE EXPANDED New office in Lake Mary now - ______ Lake Mary.Sanford Area, I avail. Uuy 1 or group. 100 pd. oc. cupied. E. H. Seibert, Realtor. 28-Apts& Houses ____________________________ appointment, Operators tandem-axle traders tO run the last Casot. Home en ws*eeds, 1daiiCfl on each trip & fast - . ____ - - DupIsxes.for s.i. ___________________________ development. comm. bldgs., farms, etc. STATEWIDE FIN. ANCIAL SERVICE 30S-5)2.23i. _______________________ _________________________ ____________________________ I U ____________________________ ___________ - - aii ____ LAKE SYLVAN 100 x 110 57.000. REDUCED $2,000 for 106W. 19th Street Like to live with the charm of yesteryear? This older home on one of Sanfords picturesque streets has been brought right up todate. You have the best of both 40A-Apartments& company benefits, 10 paid holidays, EEO. AMF Crestliner/Robalo, 1113 30th St., Sanford. (Airport). WORLD OF SPORTS, THE ed Pressmen on a Goes Cam. WALTONS, FAMILY, ROCK. munity S .unit press. Good starting salary & excellent FORD FILES, WELCOMEBACK KOTTER, CU MOVIE OF THE frinss benefits. For more in. formallonconlactD.nMackor WEEK,ANDMANYMORE. DIflfly Bell at the Ormond No selling or experience BelCh PublishIng Company, 37 necessary. Complete company CorbinAve., Ormond Reach, Fl. training. You wIll restock ar call (904) 677.4266 for an ADD., ACCORDINOTOTNEPLAT 011.3 _____ IUAY, AP*IL 3 ____ L Asauni a.idAI Aia.d Crsl yIa4dp, 7 p.m. 'g Lldae, 31 • Prinwus Ave., ida. dal his',1:10p.m. * Experienced boat riggers, cxc. French Ave., $a.Wsrd. Pie. _________________________ nat patentlol and to obtain unLOCATED ALONG STATE ROAD RIGHT OP WAY U.S. HIGHWAY 17. -subsidized employment The pro- 434 BETWEEN SHINNY AND 97, PLAY SOON 7 PAGE 50. PUB gram is desIgned to assist WADE STREETS IN TN' CITY OF LIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLI economically disadvantaged youth WINTER SPRINGS. SUMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA, PURSUANT ages 14 through 21 years of age.- A COUNTY. FLORIDA, FROM u TO FLORIDA $TAUT1 iflM4, prolietmustresult intangibleosj. PR 1 51 NT 10 NI NO PROVIDINGZONING FOITNI puts or a specific product thai will CLAS$IFICATION.O, RI TO C-i SUSJICT PROPERTY, PROVIbe within the period of PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 144041 DING POE THE AMENDMENT timebee.flthecloseofsctos,,. OF THE FLORIDA STATUTESJ OF Till OFFICIAL. ZONING MAP Isplembar 30, 1975. PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND. AND THE CITY'S COMPRIHIN11I1b1i, AOISCIN- lectode: MINT OP THE OFFICIAL SIVI LAND USE PLANs PROVIb geijle County pt*llc and prlvaip NING MAP AND THE CITY'S DING DIRECTIONS TO THE CITY ,wn.prsflt nelghbeflaod Sr corn-- COMPRENINSIVE - PLAN, CLERK, $EVUASIL$TY, cowmunity based organIzations - or SIV1RABILITY CONFLICTS FLICT$ AND IPPICTIVI SATI. aulciallins including local AND EFFECTIVE DATk. ACyofNldOrdIninciI$ education institutions. A copy of said Ordinenc, shall avill*Is at the ofhlce of Si City Interested agencies should available at the 5N1c of the CIty Clerk of So CIty of Wiser Springs. eatad. Clerk ci City of winis, springs, Florida, all psrsims daswq so kends Oo.vtan. Acting Man- Florida, for all persons deelrluig to swamis some. .- UrA)) 43-Lots.Acreage 41-Houses - 70$ Wilshire, Casselbeiry Want to be where the action is? This 3 BR home in Casselberry offers you proximity to 436 vet it is on a quiet residential street. lnterestrateonMort.onlylpc,. NEED A SFRVitPuAiI V.,,II find him listed In our Business Service Directory. ____________________________ Florida. HOBBY DEPOT. 1910 to RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN. AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO ash, Proficiency Specialists, Box 20244, SIn Diego 92120. Pleas. be adviied that the sription of eich property to be __ ______ ______ JBR Houselor Family - ARE BEING SPENT ON Exams repeated free until passed. Stat. registered. Community High School call interested in operating a FY 75 MERCURY MOTOREXPRISS TOWNSITE, FOURTH ADD., $hiCltyCO.mCllWfbiCltywWinter Summer Youth Employment ACCORDING TO THE PL.AT Springs, Florida. that said City TollF,ae 1110.436lI72 ask for 1-_ BeviS. 101 Program (IVEP) CETA TItle IV THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Councllwlllholdapubticliearing$ Subpart C to submIt a prolect PLAT BOOK 11, PAGE 6, PUBLIC the City of Wktt.' Springs Corn- Manager Trainee - Wa$groen proposal to, fundin consideration. RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN. munity Building. on Tuesday. April Drugsof Sanford. Paid vacation. The total ailocatic,, for FY 75 is TV, FLORIDA and 21, 1575, at 7:30 p.m.. or seen paid holidays, mdse disc. malor $630,767. _______________________________ LOT 1, NORTH ORLANDO thereafter IS PONIbIS, medical& retirement Plans. 323. Purpose of SYIP; This program TOWNSITE,lth ADD, 3RD NI. an Ordinance entitled as tols: provides eligible youth with useful PLAT,ACCORDINOTOTHI PLAT AN ORDINANCE OP TIlE CITY ____ work and wfflclent basic educaflon THEREOF AS RECORDED IN OF WINTER SPRINGs. FLORIDA,' Small remidellog firm noed and Institutional or on.the-lob PI.AT BOOK 1$, PAGIH, PUBLIC TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL PCI *.Caq lfllflt5giohiIy training to assist these youths ____ ____ Lg . "High School Diploma a? PUBLIC NOTICE CITYOP WINTIR SPRINGS. THEREOF AS RECORDED IN The SemInole County Board of PLAT BOOK 13, PAGE 30, PUBLIC orn County Commissioners, as Prime RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN. AMENOIDNOTICI OP PUBLIC Sponsor for the Coniprefiensive TV, FLORIDA: NEARING Employment .'nd Tra3.i!isg Act LOTS 11, 1-h 13. 14, 11, 19, and 36, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Wslt Wa$ebsn, 10a.m., Ase iikinLtdbsri Q*Ul'th, Florida Federal, P0$dE in1I. Dint Wesbsp, 10 e.m. and noon, Canon Union 7p.m., BialØiig, St.1sn University, DuId 7'30 g.m. FI,st Preobi1.rian Church, DsLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. $sdes'd Beinry om, $intIesIsAA, noon, Msntal Health Center, Robin pd, Altameids Spp Pr.. mood prooss niWe 74 p.m. 7'h'dsy Adr, Church, Winter 8pi Las Mse. Aaids Is untidy, 7'.IS pa., Ions ford AIrport ICC T.ke.sm.n1k.&4 Call Jo-Ad, rn-sin. _ DESCRIBED LANDS: LOTS1,2,3,1,3,6,a.$,9, 10,11, 12. 13 AND 14, BLOCK a. NORTH Sig. Richard Simmons 8Id. - Creative Expressions TM streets tO be IfltproWd the OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, ' 11'' 1mm, - iu$tice and rild. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, r.ance ______________________________ entItled as follows: Seminole County, Florida In ac. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY cordance wIth the provisions of __________________________________________________________ ØIj Sebsal bus,, Market Research Firm. frie (collect) 1.365.270.0115 or wviteSW 77 Avenue, Miami, FIOIida 33156. under the fIctitious munity Building on Tuesday, May •, assessed and the amount tO be ____________________________ name of D$S ENTERPRISE5, and l579,at7:30p.m.,ora,,,e. assessed to each Piece or parcel of - ._esijg _________________________ the said assessments one basis NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by PICTITIOUSNAMS theCityCounciiolthecltyofwinter Notice is hereby given that I ann Springs, Florida, that said City engaged in business at 100 Ichabod Council will hold a public hearing at Tr., Longwood, 33730 Seminole the City of Winter Springs CornCounty, Florida, SUNDAY, APRIL1 Baih..a sad r.i.d à.d 8p.m., Temple PIkIam, MONDAY, APIILI DsIsry Wa1areri, 2p.m., DsBwr QvIc to S. wholesale or retail. AlSo English peas, lettuce, potatoes, at Treasure Hwy 44 East of Leesburg. In North Or linda Ranches Sections 212A, and shall adjustandequalize That the (party) Interested inlaid DC 1.10 business enterprise (is) as fóIows: CITYOFWINTOSPRINGS, 5: John F. PrIce FLORIDA Publlsti March 25, AprIl 1,5, 15, Noticeof Public Nines 197, DEH-133 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CALENDAR ___ W - __41-Houses Longwood, Sanford Area 322-2525 CASA MIGUEL'S Evening work. Full & Part time, No Sundays. Apply after 2 p.m. Hwy. 17.92, Sanford. MILLION$!!! PERSONSto make continuous pt. timerestaurant repertsfor Nat'I IJ S1IFE tBNffirRtIIt ILU RV - - 38-Wanted to Rent - WAITRESS RAZORS. 130.U16. __________________________ __________________________ 17. No ThU Lover Chicago 18. DancIn' Shoes Nigel - -___________________ - tiIWantYourLove-Chlc 13. I'm Gonna Love Don't THE AMENDMENT OF THE on back. Lost vicinIty of Madera against you for the relief demanded OFFICIAL ZONING MAP & ROUlla, ___________________ us AND in the Comataint or Ps$ltI. ____________________ ________________________ THE CITY'S COMPUHENSIVE WITH $ myttaedandt Sanford, Florlda32lll PLAN; SEVERABILITY; CON. thlsCourtonMarchi9,lwe. __________________________ e-NM N PubIlh: March 11, II, 23, April 1. FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE, (SEAL) __________________________ A copy of said Ordinance shall be 1979 Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. available at the office of the City Baby Sitting in my home, DEH-*4 Clerk of the Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, Lortgwood area. Days only. Ph. By: June I. Curtis _____________________________ NOTICE UNDER Florida, for all persons desiring to 524-1952 _____________________________ As Deputy Clerk FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE examine same. Publish Apr. 1, I, 15, 22, 1979 __________ __________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: All interested persons are invited DEl.14 m 10 EEl Notice Is'hereby gIven that the to attend and be heard. ___________________________ undersigned, pursuant to the THISNOTICEiSt0bep.Jblishedin "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter the Sanford Evening Herald, a NOTICE OP NEARING STRAWBERRIES: Extra large & Robert M. Morris of IS. Whnt You Won't Do For HUTCHISON I. MORRIS _____ _______ ---- -- I -- ____________________________ 18-Help Wanted i ,.,,,,, YourwrittendefinsaLlfany,tolton __________________________ DING TO THE PLAI THEREOF CARL W. PEARSON, plaintiff's WITNESSmyhand andthe seal of AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S-Lost & FOUfld this Court on the 7th day of March, PAGE 9, PUBLIC RECORDS OF attorney, whose address is South Hopkins Avenue, Post Office A.D. 1919. S E M I N 0 L E C 0 U N T Y, LOST: MaliPeliinsese.Wh.&tan, Box 1015, Titusville, Florida 32750, Clerk of the Court ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF R. original with the Clerk of this ourt Mar. 77 at noon. "Bandit" By: Betty M. Capps U TO C-2, PURSUANT TO CHAP. either before service on plaintiff's (Reward). 33.n3 mossi. As Deputy Clerk TER 1U.041 OF THE FLORIDA attorneyorimmedia,elyffiereaftsc: - ______ , Petition. 9,Ma1cBoxDanc*r-Frank Jay Ward 18. ' i•_. .IliIUIU.U..UIUIU - MCGOVern 8. Forever In Nell Diamond !WJW YEAR Thirty Watson Jln UP rwM LR - YEAR -Jotm Coley Conlee 7. IJust Fall In Love AgainFarewell Party - Gwe Anne Murray BacksIde Of VIU7 lII'IIIU% - The Day Before Publication Directors of COX CRAFT, INC., a !ubIic Records of Seminole County, County, Florida, March 2, 979• fl.j. I D cnji,I D...I.4..ie slIt%M.j.,4 rnrfWirI,w. nA w r ta... •••• -. .......... FIOrIda; PubliSh: March 11, 1L 25. April 1, CCX CRAFT, INC., a dissolved accepting applications for Full & Sunday Said property is zoned Residential 1979 corporation. _____________________________ Part time positions. Apply at by the City of Sanford, and situated DE H-61 _______________________________ any store locally or P.O. Box 90$, NOTICE OP ACTION _________________________ _________________________ on the property is a one-story, two________________________ __________________________ TO: CDX CRAFT, INC., a Crescent City. Fl. 32012. bedroom, one-bath, dwelling. The FICTITIOUS NAME _____Keys may be obtained from Patricia Notice Is hereby given that I am 4-Personals !I-t nd 24Business portunitles Austin of STENSTROM. DAVIS, engaged Inbusinessat 1021 Camellie _________________________ Birmingham, Alabama 35222 __________________________ McINTOSH & JUL lAN. The sale Drive. Casselberry Seminole & dog need good loving home W P COX. JR. DireCtor shall be for the highest cash bid. No County. Florida, under the fIctItious LOW LOW investment buys you WHY BE LONELY? Write"Get A torI mo. in country area, whIle and Trustee Of CCX bid wit accepted less than name of DEPENDABLE PEST your own busineis. Fully equipt, Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. owners travel. Salary CRAFT, INC., a dissolved $29,750.00. CONTROL, and that I intend to re this DAY CARE CENTER is in a P.O. lox 1031, ChoIr., FL. 33517. negotIable. Call 322.5153. corporation __________________________ s: Douglas Stenstrom gister said name with the Clerk of thriving location & reedy to go. 3613 Ridge View Drive Personal Rep. Estate of HOuWlifes Send for 20 ways of Only $7,000 dwn + $199 ma. to be the Circuit Court, Seminole county jVORct-$30j,arset West ma&Ing money at home. $3.00 to EARL V. TURNER, Florida in accordance with the pro. your own boss. Their loss is your Free details; KIT, lox Jeans Report, P.O. Box 120. Deceased Birmingham, Alabama 3516 visions of the Fictitious Name gain. Call today. pompano, FL. 330$1, p41-4991. cIa 12771. STENSTROM, DAVIS, MCINTOSH Statutes, To-Wit: Section 165.09 Sançont. HAROLD HALL REALTY Inc. ________________________ J.J. SWIFT. Director & JULIAN 3233714 Realtor. MLS Florida Statutes 1957. Relief Auditors, Full Time WANTED: Customers to inlay and Trustee of cox Flagship Bank of Seminole Sig. Marilyn Jenquin Ailgaier Auditors, Waitresses & Cooks, Judy's Hamburgers, Super CRAFT. INC., a dissolved West First Street Free Business I own a dog PublIsh: April 1, I, 15, 22, 1979 all positions require experience. Salad Bar with 15 Items & Great corporation Sanford, FL 32771 grooming busIness with over 200 Apply In person Days Inn, Country Breakfast. No ix. 2321.1 Mountain Lodge Circle PublishMar.26,27,2L29,30,& Apr. clients&stiil growing. Part time Sanford. perience necessary. Apply in Birmingham, Alabama 35216 1, 1919 employment earns me $150 FICTITIOUS NAME f101 Hwy. 17.92, Sanford. DEH-1i0 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an weefi. Becauseof family illness I Notice is hereby given that I am For a coreir in Real Estate call Apptite required. Ion foreclosing mortgages on the must give this up. First person engaged in business at 139$ HOW 477 act Realty World, The Real Estate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP 32730 following property in Seminole wIth $4300 cash for my stock & Agency June Porzlg 323-5321. WeddIngs by DOT PLO R I D A E 10 H T E E NT H North, Longwood, FIa. fixtures can have this business. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE Seminole County, Florida, under the County, Florida: NOTARY PUBLIC ,' Training included in price. TheSouth½ofnieNorniwntIA.of Full time AUTO MECHANIC fictitious name of HAV.A.CUP 332.2!6r333.0M7 COUNTY, FLORIDA Write: Box 731, CasseIb,rry, SIctionl,Township20louth, Range neededat Joe Criamonsfor new COFFEE SERVICE and that I In. Civil Action No. 79.409.CA.19.E ISALt0NOLAPft0ILEM Florida 32101. 31 East, lying East of Seaboard tend to register said name with the & USed dept. iI D. ?UE ADIA wr NYUUR FAMILY? Coastline Railroad and West of k.Mike.322.3391,ext.726. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole ROBERTM3LOPOST,Husband AL.ANON Mollonville Avenue (less the South YOU COULD EARN County, Florida In accordance with And PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ForflmllI.sorfrl.nd,of 955.45 feet). the provisions of the Fictitious NORMA LEONA POST, Wife Position open for career minded presmi, Begin at the NW corner of Lot 1, Name Statutes. To-Wit: Section and 15000 PER Individual with the Nation's ForflAurelnfornia$loncall 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Block F. SUNLAND ESTATE, ROBERT MILD POST, largest producer of factory buIlt 647.3333orwrite according to Flat thereof as Sig, EASY BREAK COFFEE Plaintiff apartments & developers of SanfordAl.Anon Family Group recorded in Piat Book 11, pages 16 SER. INC. PART TIME multifamily proi.cts. Excellent ____________________________ P.O. loxSS3 _______________________________ By: through 72, PublIc Records of Charles E. Hutton CARL ADLER and LINDA ADLER, salary & bonus, paid vacation, $'d, ci..isyu Publish: April 1,8, IS, 22, 1979 Seminole County, Florida, thence his wife $60.000 PER fully paid medical, . DEl-? run South 0$ degrees 36' 23" West FAC WITH AbRIRLRO hospItalIzation & life ins. Must through the SW cornerof said Lot I a PNo.LgM? Defendants CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, be capable of supervising distance of 265.54 feet, thence run FULL-TIME POTENTIAL!!! NOTiCE OF ACTION Perhaps AlcofiollcsAnonymous FLORIDA u,e ,a a_ numerous orno•rtl.a. Trait. r,urnw To: Mrs. Norma Leona Post Can Hilp AmendeoNoticeofPublicHe.,ing sportatlon provided. .S•nd rees 31' 35" West 311.10 feet PtioneIl7.3333 c-o Mrs. Pat Marks TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: complete resume to Sandra GENERAL East ELECTRIC Wrlt,P,O..ao* 1213 Miller,Cardlnal Industries, Inc., Chicago, III. 80611 the City Council of the City of Winter a curve lyIng concave Nor Yo are hereby notified that a Springs, Florida, that Opportunity Employer. LIGHT 5ULBS said City theasterly and having a radius proceeding for Relief Not Connected .ABORTION SERVICES. Council will hold a public hearing at 499.30 feet, also beIng the Southerly with Dissolution of Marriage has the City of Winter Springs Commu. right Nurses, RN's, & LPN's Aides, of way of Collins Drive, thence 1st Trimester abortion-1100; Gyn been fIled against you and you are nity Building, on Tuesday, May Live-in companion, short term FABERGE ClInic-Ill; Pregnancy testi run Southastorly along the arc of 1979, at 7:30 p.m.. or as required to serve a copy of your assignment. Homemakers Upsoon thereat- said curve a distance of 280.52 feet male ,sterlizatlon, tree coun. MAKERSOF Je upon Petitioner's attorney, dinance entitled as, follows: portiv atmosphere cant idential. Block 0 of said Sunland Estates PART TIME ART LAYOUT AND ROBERT M. MORRIS, Post Office AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY The East 150 feet ci Lot 2, Block Longwood Company has opening FARRAH FAWCETT Drawer H, Sanford, Florida, 37771, OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, A. SUNLAND ESTATES, CENTRAL FLORIDA according for part time person to prepare HAIR CARE PRUCTS theoriginal thereof with the Clerk of THE WEST ORGANIZATION 194 FEET AS Pill Book 1), Pages 16 through 22, Absolutely requires experience BIC Petitioner's attorney or Im. TO THE RIGHT OF WAY BOUND. Florida. IQ9E.CofonlalOr.,Orfando ordering of THE FAMOUS MAKERS OF type & layout. Very mediately thereafter; otherwise, a ING THE PROPERTY ON THE 191.0921 P E N 5, flexible hours at your con. 0 I S PC S A IL E default will be entered against you WEST OF LOT 10, ENTZMINGER has been filed against you and IJ.4.. rl.I,Uy I. _____ ,, £UWV 6. Love Is The Answer * . - Quatro And Chris Noon ExperiencedCook Apply inperson Holiday livi of Sanford __________________ Brief- 4, All I Ever Need Is You 3. I Never Said I Love You Kenny Rogers And Dottle West Oiii I.is - I - - - DEADLINES I I. U U I I A.. An&w '-.-. .'rv• In - Billboard's survey of sales and Anne Murray 2. It's A Cheating Situation - broadcast play: p Moe Bandy 1. Crazy Love 3. IDon't Want To Be Right 2. Blow Away George Nelson 3 Lines Minimum _______________________________ -. 'rs.. - £' poration, IIAe I- ii" - He's the Greatest Dancer cue Full Of Blues 18. Instant Funk - SaJaoiil -Sister Sledge 19. Elvis Costello - Armed Take Me Home - Char Forces NEW YORK (UP!) -The top 20. Bob Welch - Three 20 country and western sIngles In thepop music field, based on Hearts broadcast - S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon W. P. COX,JR.,andj.J. SWIFT, as Trustees and last surviving '' 9. What You Won't Do For Love - Bobby Caldwefl ....e 5:00 AM. -- - .sc 7consecutivetin*s..... 35c a ... £ ..,, Bad Cotnpany - Desolation Angels - Anne Murray 10. AIlman Brothers Band I Want Your Love - Chic Enllgt*ened Rogues Heaven Knows - Donna 11. Cheap Trick - Cheap Summer And Brooklyn Dreams Thck At Budokan Reunited -Peaches And 12. The Jackaons - Destiny Herb 13. Village People -crulsin' 18. Goodnlght Tonight 14. Poco -Legend Wings 15. George Harrison- Dark 17. UvIn' It Up - Bell and Horse 18.RlckJames-BnstlngOut James Quatro And Chris NOrman I Just Fall In Love Again -- 1 9111W ................. 43c a line 3C'EINCV$$V1911111$ U U I I I -, provided. It interested in long term employment with one of the Nation's largest builders call CD'dIi Industries Inc. 305.321. 0220b,twe.nla.m.&Sp.m.wk. days or send reiume to Box U, Fl., 37771. Equal Op. ____ portunity Employer. Matureexperi,flCedordefiy,St04 shift. Sanford Nursing 1. Convalescent Center, 930 MeilonviliC Noon Friday ' - ui-vvy us aaz CLRSSIF.ID_DEPT. . LwJ,Les5TneNorTn',anaLo,s4 follows: CENTRAL FLORIDA and 5, Block 6. MAYFAIR, according to the PIat thereof, as TROPHY CORPORATION. Dated at Longwood, Seminole recorded in Plat Book 3. Page 35 plaY. Bee Gees Sultans Of Swing - DIre 1. Dooble Brothers -Minute Straits By Minute Shake Your Groove ThIng 2. Bee Gees - Spirits Have - Peaches And Herb Flown 3. DIre Straits -Dire Straits Music Box Dancer -Frank Mi113 4, GlorIa Gavnor - Love Knock On Wood - Amil TraCkS 5. Rod Stewart - Blondes Stewart Have More Fun Do You Think I'm Sexy 6. Peaches And Herb -I- 2-Hot Rod Stewart Heart Of Glass - Blondle 7. Billy Joel - 52nd Street 8. George Benson - Uvin' Lady -Uttle River Band W-UO rag. Medical Ins., paid vacation & holidays 831-9993 HOURS 1, 1979-78 r?t - 322-2611 Sunday, April career minded individual. Typing Seminole____ Orlando Winter Pork __ Tragedy - I CLASSIFIED ADS -_. __ Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. av tor s.crefar. oo The undersigned, as Personal Representative of the estate will "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter SOUTHEAST RANKS TRUST COM. F*DI V TUND PANY, N. A. as successor TrU$tH of 65.09, Florida Statutes, will register receIve until S p.m. April 13, g, at 20. Second-Hand Satin Lady the Clerk of Seminole county, the Harry L. Besnien Trust, • the office of STEN5TOM. DAVIS, with - fl_ .--- -Psaintiff, 1LP-*ia,up3c\....r--.-.sv.-..td8tthe 1TT IULlAp4. ITh of this notice, the Bank of Seminole, 200 West First to.wit: LEEW000 HICKORY LAKE ESTATES, INC., ____ _ Sanford, Florida,sealed bids titlous name, NEWYORK(UP!)-ThIOp Street, a Florida corporatIon, for the purchase of the following under which we are engaged in albums in the pop music described property, situated at 147 business at 200 Mingo Trail,. CROSSROADS CONTRACTING, INC.. a Florida corporation, Florida, 33750. field, based on Billboard's Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, Longwood, TRICOUNTRY BUILDING SUP. That the corporation interested In Florida, to wit: survey Of sales and broadcast said business enterorlie Is as PLY CO.. INC..a Florida cor. NEW YORK (UP!) -The top 2Osinglezinthejeid, based on Billboard's SrVey Of __ sales and broadcast play: 1. I Will Sun4ve - GloiLi Gaynor 2. What A Fool Believes - _ I NOTICE UNDER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Notice is hereby given that the CIVIL ACTION NO. 771S97CA411. undersigned pursuant to the NOTICE OF FSTATE SALE Top [ijFNiiici -, p I PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS PresEst. 323. -Mow..supi. a2Mb. 1sf 17-fl 5:50A.M. _______________________________ 5:11PM. SANFORD 32344isaftsqS:30 Brown's Pressure Cleaning_Mu. dew removal houses & roofs, mobile hom.i. Trucks washed. Economy rates. $349533, IELDIPfG SERVICE - all types of welding, your place or ours. 323 6440. TYOUBUSIESS COVE ______ _________________________________ a .-_._ ,- . �'• SI—Evaning Hrald, Sinford, FL ....--. p . . - Sunday, April 1, i7, • :... • :: (8&r; pwcmm '300 Purchase &IV : ruMs PNMu $11SSU OlAe $I.1 'I IOMu—iIy OUNA CLUWLAY41,WAV cs.,ilcaI.S N. NI,sk es . eu, II.,S. $3 01owthm Wkm Vft km csw is Ilse J11 lStNIN N.go so of vow Cflo.c. The cw.ls SM cMls N 1 cwsiuv.*.w*, pi— s M,w,S •c*e4 Ndoodwilwam - Miii Prom# Cii,ISI.M mule, W SNIP NI WrisCi N. Sifv.CS !o It. wsd N a. $1111 SNIS, p.i C1PS,hciSii soda, $ I -. ..• ill Vj ..,'. .....•.. ..,. HIcKORY SMOKED Li WHOLE PORK SHOULDER ARM PICNICS April 1, 1979 SANFORD, FLORA 70c LB. ! : DOONESBUIRY HICKOSY SMOIID POlK SNOULDEI AIM wwgr r WAii by Garry Trudeau vx8mxgwr Aw, r Lwwr, )W/0A VMID/I' r I M4AGooraym MW, L4JA / I MW IA WW&W AW1 &wawii mvmIR A IOTt? orApp AV 000, 7 V.. H4e6a I AeTMLIfAV/EI4# SZ47PMm 71 I4J43/E LJXE I1O,W1FIMA APE .44 7Mr4$1- ill s tWjv I ffAN, AS UM A5/Ew si 7MW mr EX4C7LY. IT514 AW XV AMW! / I pI$::I - p sm, way sr 7w 44 405 MOTmK. W4SIRAWWRG 10WV4 MYSfLF. 4 9 )w T - 11 �- ---.----. - - -- -.. - P. --,I. - -- -- --- - - - - a.. - -.. - - -- -- sr .r'------- L.._..________.. M41PAW z save WINE -. ciac OUR &si ge.4uzw 7 JUST 79" _ Affi00 ANEW! i" ',tu CAN J \., / 1 - WWAK ' \[ JI CLASIG44.R FOR FACT 10 M10H2 SiJ CL.ANiM& FI$M lAKE ALL 1HE IANKS .70 011 vmy iu cui o IN INS MIPPLO WN Too LOW IAIL•" PossEgs ___________ ______ I dl II -__s4 ..__. ' AW Itu r 11HOW A9ou \. THEY Pnc.pc I LMnaSTE.A . HINP THAT TV AI FAK - _______ PHOWS N'T )CIPSf \e'MoN, 'X 1 GflTUPet NERE NC rCANHOW I SKIT J PRUNE FACE A 1 ETHING TO MIGHTEN UP HIS PAY ______ REMINP INK FAVORITE FORSPaTTEN HIM! LL-aAWLE:R! IF I EVER CATCH I SUPéHERO HAS WORK !J NAT COMMIE Hippy im 6" W14AT EVER SEE ANYONE I WEØBEP TO HIS CHAIR BEFORE OCs1 4' 1E! A HAPPY ENP1NG' 1 too HEL P £.. - u i - I S. _____ - Heloiee - I-- JAW Fran, to help with the household duties. Years precious: WOW 4§4 - __________ __ -.. -. . ___ ' - .-. . ..•... .. . .... ••. .. .•. . . ,..•. . . •••• - - . . . GANG ' ?• ,II lIII .s •-•• • .. . . LPAj, ')ift' iIci ' I ___ a . / , ..s FMPK FOR HOMEMAKERS I collected quite a few boxes that citrus fruit Is packed In. 'Ihese boxes are DEAR HELOISE: bagstwo ofgroceries For smaller brothers and sisters who are not able to by side. reach the hangers to hang up their own coats we have the I an0w r. First we took two hangers. a We stretched oneThen hanger diamnd shape. weinto took _____ DEAR HELOI After getting a prescription MIX1. Www1lately write down the prescription numlwr, the second hanger and hooked it On first hanger and t&W it patient's name, drugstore, etc. EAR HELOISE: so it W D My wife and I in WSSUM with the housftld duties. We If You want it stronger, add Every time I go to ON have kitchen floor the that 'Inlulat.s a wv'll stone mosaic p5H . •-; one more diamond-shaped supermarket I toss about six of m. rampant hu'l hanger and tape than together. these boxes in my -. van. When I do @mclgo' .•• •Then you are ready to hang leave the store I Dick my Icoldd do aprittygoodjqbo( the hanger Ic In your closet, grocery bags Into the boxes, clIng u. by hand nylon nit was not carried down // Rachel JOngerIUI and Then I push the boxes all using a p4 of nylon ut esid Into the grooves on the tile. MelivaGrelner together near the front of the ddwpd VO4IND there bad to be an I was to cut jj. van, behind the seats , euler Way... lsngthwiss id crosswise Into Mist sasH chMè'eu that are everything stays upright. and _; theopongsmop had- rulng aldeaeughtlheig,ptkfr I find that not torowsoI.'isHsponge.sti clstheslkWdbe able tonab shifttoomuwh if an extra heavy which did carry the nylon Wt j the hungers fixed lie yen tS one is placed behind or beside down Into the grooves. Mopping geniuses did Smart Ideal the rest. Many pharmacies file u til come * . Hobbs When Igot home oil Ihave "claw Ukensw," PCTIPtb01YnWnbsr and a II, do Is carry the boxes Ineide, The nylon nit cover on the lot bottle may necessitate a w groceries and all. Very con. call to the doctor for a new Mcp head is Md. H keeps the T venlent and much easier than So I wre nylon net — prescription. -d DEAR HE WISE: trying to lug the bags In my arosid th. mop head a couple he And, if you're on vacation, It's $fr from being Here Is a hint for easier armL of thy and attachsd 1$ to the b usually IsleT for the druggist grocery eixpplog. , , I'm sure this Idea would work mop handle. U Is ~ necessary does a much bider 14 M* with your 'lat-hmell for other vehicles too. to use *in# or rubber ban& UnFrmk doctor. +++ plate = on Mop had and do Nab place to keep that piece at +++ owner will live yen 1w ek dw ut new*. Dd aft was ___ .r' _ I ESS UR 'T $INOj mEees! ---. -. - SVERMM ---- - . --- - ___. k -POwERS". MWAIW - . 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By SHARON CARRASCO Express Inc., store merchandise; Consolidated Freight, general an adversie effect On shippers of prodtwe in Sanford and other getting their' freight out' Herald Staff Writer . but he said it could be either Tuesday or commodities from personal belongings tomachinery; Car oline communities In the county, said Lew Miller, manager of the Wednesday before "we know what's going on.,, The nationwide strike waged Sunday by the International Freight, general commoditi es; Yellow Republic Freight, general Sanford State Farmer's Market. Brotherhood of Teamsters against 71 truck lines will hinder more commodities; and Pacific "I don't think It's going to hurt the produce and food haulers." eariountain Express, general "The produce will continue to come in (to Sanford) because t the shipping of general commodities than produce for residents of commodities. he said. Seminole County. will be delivered from farms by local farmers," Miller said. The nationwide strike involves at least 71 truck lines and affects Miller said that produce drivers have not experienced any Six major truck lines based in Orlando which ship freight in and Trucking management Inc., the negotiating arms Of the Inat lead 2,200 drivers and freight handlers in four Florida locals, difficulty dustry, announced its "defensive shutdown" Sunday, less than 15 by union members when leaving the city with their out of Seminole County have been shut down by teamster drikeri. union Officials said, loads. Moat of the drivers are destined for the east coast, Canada, hours after union officials walked out of contract talks an The trucking firms deal mainly In general commodities and all Today picketing was orderly at lines where union members Illinois and Michigan, he said, and would try to avoid the areas on declared a "selective strike." report no knowledge of picketing In Seminole County. affiliated with the Teamster locals were posted at Jacksonville, strike. The six truck lines now shut down are: Ryder Truck Lines Inc. Tampa, Miami and Orlando. Chief federal mediator Wayne Horvitz expressed hope the talks A spoke&nan for Central Florida Produce concurred with which ships mainly store merchandise (dry goods) Roadway would resume soon but no schedule for resuming the negoltiating (i a brighter aide, the nationwide strike Is not expected to have Miller that produce shippers have not experienced any problem session has been set. by Hal Kaufman SNOI 'NUPrn Jut dswa your abs.' alas tdoWt msukay aroupd with half slash, multiply by ffirss, ON six. divido by *rs., labiract your skis size aid ON 4L If you've fsIIsws laslriglluas. &MW Is bellow. Jj IIII II - — V' April 1. This is the day upon_which we irs remlndad of what we are on flu aihir 34.' — NAT WIMARK. Rsarranp cap litters Is lJsnHfy author. mcky LagsI Addlug legs if guise aid thug a ffsW, I s.uutd * If sack sting bad twa legs IN aid iaa V sack Isles leer legs. they weuld hove IsklIsd 74. Now maay guns aid ± I. the NsId? 1wvmn RdiMsThIslO you canl Which a,thnilu,ssthe most_oladrlcity? The waif hog. Which boatmen are IV*IIst Out? Gem Mrs. it t PLANTO WIN IVIRYTIMII Of Local Goods 'I. POI4eI COI)IF c1I1 So urce Of '/• ,i / / ' J!fr//////////Z4. 4' ) tY$tUfltWfltgleffi Claims POW dips or _ems at howl: WWI It Place 17 of thsnu on his table heirs you. chalhan.a friend to •tW,& ,. Pick up 1, 2 or 3; end YOU do tap quickly caa you fled *sm? Chock aasurs With mass belew. ___ p .i_js ow:. M 111(4W .J$Jl MN -1 *MW 1 $S AL IMMMM turn Glvlta try. aksvs Is *rs le r.u.rp I a,oi ) I 4MA Disintegrating HARRIURG, Pa. (UPI) — Metropolitan Edison Co., the power company that owns the Three Mile Island nuciea plant, today the dangerous bubble of hydrogen gas Inside the reactor Is "disintegrating." Federal nuclear experts refused to confirm the report but said they were "encouraged" about the bubble size. A spokesman for Metropolitan Edison, r of the stricken nuclear plant t, said the bubble, which Is complicating the vital cooling Of the nuclear core Is "about 170-175 cubic feet right now and there Is evidence It might be disintegrating. If true, the report would mean the bubble Is far less u tnhajfft sori ali Is. su 1t flnt lx)d a dsmugsreos problos I. the ewieg process. It was because original efforts to diminds the bubble produced no mass evacuation plans for being considered. However, a spokesman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which is In charge of the operation at Three Mile Wand, refused to confirm the Met-Ed report. The NRC has consistently had figures on the size of the bubble higher than Met-Ed. "The only thing we have Is that there Is reason to be encouraged about the bubble size," NRC spokesman Ken Clark salt Meanwhile, engineers atthe site continued the slow process of starting to convert hydrogen gas In the containment building back to water to help coolreactor. The new attempt began Just hours after President Carter — hiinael a trained nuclear engineer — and Gov. Dick .Tharnburgh domed bright yellow protective boots, sonally Inspected the plant on the Couusct deli Is fled oui. tr I(iI'ID OF 5 r o4ow vbu A y MIIceMe.r pie. • 1 1.1.. UR.. L&AcQOMe RIZ)S, MD ec frID P.PeI= AND Mot.Acec, . •,ifiJ'. . ..• .:: .. .- - . .. Susquehanna River Island and reported the situation "stable." hooked up hydrogen "recomn• biners" to the vents of the containment building, where the nuclear core Is housed, 10 tlIi today's operation. The two recombiners were In place and were 'expected to be In full operation later today, according to Harry Kider, a Nuclear Regulatory Comznlulon official In Plilladelpida. _ The reaunhiners are designed to convert some Of the hydrogen gas buildup In the co containment building back Into water by heating It with oxygen — a process similar 10 the way din from a teapot Is converted buck W.'weter - Fire Officials have determined the source of Ignition which started a fire at Seminole Petroleum Co., 202 N. Laurel Ave., In Sanford March 22, was located on French Avenue and could have spread fire through a large section of town had the top not been blown off one Of the petroleum storage tanks. "Fuel was released from an escape valve on lo ' of the tanks and that fuel vaporized when it aut the atmosphere,p said Sanford Fire Chief C. Manning Harrlett. The petroleum vapor Is heavier than air, so It drifted to the ground and flowed toward French Avenue, according to Harriett. There,, something Ignited the vapors causing the re fire to spread back to the storage tanks. The pressure from the burning vapor entering the tanks led to the explosion which reocked northern Sanford In the early hours March 22, according to . k. I . . -.• . .'- . a. . . .,. . The explosion blew the top off one storage tank, shooting flames '.'...... Once that is use the reconverted water to help Iii _ COOJIhI WOCUs. Success the conversion atISiflIlt 5150 SuccessIn would reduce the possibility hility of a second hydrogen gas explosion. Officials believe such an explosion damaged the facility ' Wednesday, less than 10 hours after the nation's word nuclear accident began. Authorities said the maneuver posed no new danger and Thornburgh — as If to dress the belief — ordered state employees to report for work as usual today In the state Capitol complex, 10 miles from the plant site. Carter — who 27 years ago was part of a Navy team that helped avert a nuclear disaster saster in an experimental reactor Chalk River In Canada — made a 20-minute on-site buspSdIOII Of Island plant Sunday. Vapor as . •..• commented Harriett today. Harrielt said the investigation of the fire's cause being done by his department and the Florida State Fire Marshal's office has not yielded a cause for the explosion and resulting fire. However, he arson Is being ruled out. The source of Ignition could have been any number of things, according to Marriott. He cited as examples, a spark from a passing car, a cigarette thrown down along French Avenue, near the site Of the blaze orsom eaort of spark from mn anearby house on Fulton Street and French Avenue. The explosion occurred just after Karl Yost, 62, Mullett Lake Park, had finished unloading 1,600 gallons of petroleum from a tanker truck Into the plant's storage tanks. The blast reportedly knocked Yost totheground. He had been standing In the parking lot area near the corner of Laurel and Fulton, a short distance from the explosion, atthetlme, accordlngtoaspckewi.ui for the Sanford Fire Department. Other than that Incident, no Injuries were reported, authorities said. The plant has a storage capacity of 80,000 gallons, according to the spokesman. While the exact number of gallons of petroleum being stored at the time of the explosion In not known, fire officials said they feel the plant was near capacity. A burning power pole at the explosion site promoted Florida Power & Light lode-energize the line at 1:15a.m. causing an area from the RAW dft down First Stred a:W over to the county courthouse to be without power, FP&L's District Manager Scott Burns said. .- . — - .. .. ' -. • r . - .. '.' . . ,. .• .- '••'.' , Herald Phelsy Torn NtiiI The youth of Sanford was all eyes and ears Saturday when the Miami Amigos staged a clinic for Little Leaguers at Sanford Memorial Stadium. Some 150 kids attended, sticking around to watch the exhibition game against the Denver Bears. For results, see page 5A. SANFORD CLINIC Deaths From Smoke Inhalation 26 Killed In Nursing Home Blaze ear _ _ ModOftheareawasbsckoothelineata.m.,.j, and power was restored completely by 4 p.m. _ _ Called out by the emergency, Burns said he could see flames FARMINGTON, Mo. (UPI) because the neared fireby- mhigton Stat. Hospital for the from the fire which followed the explosion from his home in the The home Is near the eastern Meyer, who lives across the nearby. — A fire today killed X people draM was one-half mile away. mentally handicapped said 13 edge Of Farmington, located highway from the home awakSt. Francois County Sheriff Mayfair section. AM Injured several others at a frocu the hospital were about 50 miles south of St. ened to the sirens and later told James Hickman said a nmoke A temporary morgue was Set por When he arrived at his office located down the draM from the boarding borne thathOld up at the National Guard v housed at Wayside Inn. The Louis. Firemen from Farming- a repoe, "ft looked like the alarm alerted the residents of Seminole Petroleum facility, Burns said power was off In his some date ments' pedenig, may. god other bodles Were bome, which was a row Of ton, Flat River, Dee Rue, whole backside was going up." the home. office and he Immediately cranked up the generator to power the authorities taken to ths MIMIII Ara connected stucco-and-brick Esther, Desloge, Bismarck, emergency lights and the telephone swltehbøart Bodies being pulled from the cottages, had *7 psiie'4s. Boone Terre, LeadwOOd and The blaze followed a 'inillar The fireswept HOWIW The explosion was first reported by a Sanford Police Unit on Laadington were smoldering ruins were placed fire at Connellaville, Pa., patrol, according to fire officials. Wayside Inn Home on the injur ed were taken to that Assistant Farmblton Fire __ In bright yellow plastic begs. A Sunday night In which nine outskirts Of town. Firemen hospital end Farmhugten Coin- Qde1 Bob Oiler said, "We fOd The billowing flames that shot like a fiery fountain from three of few persons In the 42-bed home people were killed and three the four storage tanks also threw gas vapors to house at French nins communities were muafty Hospital. several rW inside the door. The fire apparently began apparently had been moved others injured in a crowded Avenue and Fulton Street, according to fire official, ft vapors tamoered In figNing the blaze Authorities at the Far. They just _Idu't get out." qUICldy Iii the kitchen. Lansford recently to another home boarding house. caused minor burn to the o*I, of the house. jNc ,,. :hhhhhIIh1 Fue l Fire, A'. •. ... -' ic.. eft ce A ?eAce oPrM&. ubble B o the same Cona Pa __ who picks, up the last one loses. / / 1•_%5• ' A shrewd player can #à win every time. Hers's ' hew'Iatsver num j' ber your r---.ut rs L mevss, you pickup mere In osdu =n%s"a$e,.lst 4.lnsurkugffiai iremains tar the final LAND MUll Whoiss sadh Is csusj our beckpac4ng pale CAN YOU TRUST YOUR SYIP Thors area, lease slz differSam I. *swlog dotaMs bslwsos aid bslta* flask, Hew 01 > ,I.. ?P_hhhh1h10 _____ Carter Decision Due - This Week Prompt-Action Anticipated On State Energy Emergency _____ grtng the wing Of )gh thedatielFisrida, Ii tIdsIIHWl'aI sad edicipatid. principal supplier to power id Exxon Officials reported to In the affidavit to the DER M1fl17114 * percent Of the prg Burns said earlier FPL's company,cou3dauppIyon1y1,1ssa FPL Cook sell the FPL experienced electrical "wda on FPL's m oper4inii will be seriously barrels Of low FIJfrW a abort fail in low sulfur f_I in system. "In ,lmpllaIIc terms it I d—'ug WM Per gn) FPL's need In addition, Bums said FPL February, when siçply ms toed within the week on Guy. Mr act, pew cilia c approxImately oneethird of 1,10 .ra , suer corded Ml cksr the is U4 mffl barrels meetly,. abut dawn s ti,. i FPL's current electrical BØ Graham's gfl forI beffl find with i m', . need aid" aseves much if nk4 of the n_Ib. Bi said. nei nuclear plant for refueling meet generating dornanda will genseatIm is In jeopardy," igq for of 1e th sue per. The mi if q5j today and will be abetth dawn H. p&j to ('5 aMj4yj firm April and Mey twilled FPL Officials. Fluids hra$day period, said govsrasr's requent was to i ts p, , All bumIn, the go*aers Initiated aft the Miii °Y tt1Vs of Us shutdown if the sm ,eetuieL that Exxon (i'p"y USA, of hier sulfur fuel oil, Cook PlaIt (or rofasihigon p se(y today. )pai1r el *iomedal FF1. appsar to have Is the IlIsrIdsy. two nuclear p be "WsescttoheerfromtM Regaldim 100001 (VU)a' 5eIdfletmanager - Both plantss refueling. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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/ad4c89874212dbd137979ac2d4027893.pdf 10ca2319adcb57e8190e7698101dd49c PDF Text Text F] list Year, No. 211—Monday, April 23,1979—Sanford, Florida 32711 H 0 Raising The Drinking Age Gains Some Local Support unir WhirIj Ll By D0NNAESTES Herald Staff Writer by Hal Kaufman *Sum Funi Take a three-digit number. Add digits. Subtract sum from the number Itself. Alakazam I The result will always be divisible by nine. Seminole High School, endorsing legislation proposed by Rep. Fran Canton, DOnlaido and coo sponsored sponsored by Rep. Hobby Hattaway, DAltaznonte Spring., and Rep. Bobby Brwtley, &LOCgWOOd, to raise the legal drinking age from 15 to 20. Walking Shopi Rearrange letters to Identify items onthis shopping list: 1. *0111. 2. IKML 3. ODAS. 4. UROTOY. Time limit: 1 minute. ,po ' IIlW 5 p"jg •i BAKER'S DOZEN COUNTDOWNI . . ... . . . ... .. . ..4 . . . . .... . ... . .•' . . .. . ................ . ... . ... . . .: . . . ... . . . I f 5... .''':.... .. . dedho Canton Henley, principal at Lyman High School In Longwood Is "most definitely jn favor" of raising the legal drinking age. "We have noticed adecided amount of evidence of alcohol being available to young people. Soon after the legal drinking age was changed to ii, we noticed beer cans and bottles in the parking.kg at school much more than ever before. "Seniors are allowed to leave the campus at lunchtime and it Is more difficult for venders to tell On difference between 17 and 18-year-olds unless they are going to ask everyone for identification," Henley said. Dan Pelham, principal at Sanford Middle School, said students of middle-school age are also drinking. "I've heard counselors talk about the The legislation Is to be considered in sub committee today, said Hattaway. "A serious problem exists in our schools. The Legislature made a serious problem a few years ago by lowering the drinking age to 15 years old," he said. "As of a week ago there were 50 cosponsors on the bill and ft will be quickly passed by the House when it comes out of committee," Hattaway said. He said the committee Is considering today not only the bill helsco.sponscring but two others as well to raise the drinking age to 21. "When the law was at 21 years old, people started drinking at ii," said Rs,lds. "When the legal age was dropped to 15, they dsa'ted drinking at 15," he said. "E1gi*em..yean.ol eaot minoi to Tanglersl Say fast: When Chester sneezes, he seizes his kneeses. Sarah Slinn slurped celery soup. Bess borrowed Beth's best blue blouse. A magician dr coins Into a hat, ,at a time, counting: one, two, three, four, etc., uptol3. Then, remov ing the sameconce by one, he counts thir. teen, twelve, eleven, be kinkthg. Some get Into 5trouble before they are really mature enough to make decisions, "The use of alcohol is a greater problem among young people than marijuana and drugs at my school," Reynolds said. Rep. Carlton, says teen-age alcoholism has grown Fant since Florida lowered the drinking age from 21 to 15511 years ago. There are Math of etitldlcs,she says, showing that youthful drinking Is reapomibie for poor school grades, Increasing Juvenile crime, and a soaring number of highway Proposed legislation to raise the legal drinking age in Florida to 20 or 21 was met today with wide. greed Support from local educators, law emforcement officials and legislators. "Alcoholism Is one of the greatest problems In high school today," said Don Reynolds, principal at *OLD ONE-TWOI My flit to my second Is like a twin brother, each slims but an echo, one to the other. My whole may be heard Imif the wild surging throng, or where the spring rivulet dances along. What twosyilable word is described In this old rhyme? '14n80A Ir Evening Herald—(LJSp$ 48.280)—Price 15 Cents I availability of liquor in the homes. The young people believe getting freaked out on alcohol will not have the long term repercussions nor will those repercussions be as great as with some drugs," Pelham said. "I cannot agree completely with the analogy at the time the legal drinking age was lowered that if an 18-year-old is old enough to go to war, he should be old enough to drink. I cannot go along with that, Pelham said. Meanwhile, Seminole County Chief Deputy Sheriff Duane Harrell believes raising the legal drinking age is a good move. "I think ft Ought toberaised. I fed it should never have been lowerd. I see no useful purpose In it,,, Harrell said, adding, however, as a law err forcement officer he hasn't really detected that much of a change in the drinking problem at the county level. Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler said In many cases the young people are getting the liquor from their own homes. "We occasionally catch juveniles drinking, but it's a real problem catching the person who sold it to them ad trying to get one young person to tell on another Is almost an impossibility," he said. Butler said his department hasn't had much trouble with young people driving while intoxicated. — a at which point he picks 'o liv,,10 Har es Bl d t T, 'in I a (o Do Was d A mit I'm Alcoholic five makes thIrloon." NOW, however, hem. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR IVIS? There are at least six differ. mcii to drawls., details bslwsse top and bittern peasis. New isickly can you fled them? Check answers with these below. ____ IW At P iVtt*55* SI IMlid 1 . .... verb ft hat &W two . .....\',. 5 more coins are dlicoys .4 ered. How come? ..;•... . . Secret: His uij count requires only 11 coins. When five are WHAT'S UP? Sem.thk.g more than an of MI Mt Is troubling removed, two are W. eur wide-eyed rland.C ftesct diii Is we whets up. .5 . . . . .. iSIiS II IJ$$ P 1U51S5W 15 15 I PtItW II J15$3 '5 PSMW 14 WJV IiISJ5Q ' — —w .5 . S. LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — Billy Carter, "I'm a recovering alcoholic, I knew I was drinking too much. But I didn't think I had a problem," he said, !,0114 "of the hardest tt0dowutoacknitI .wu an alcoholic." H. told reporters at his ft4 news conference mime he entered the facility March 0 that President Caster had nothing to do with his decision to seek treatment. He said that his brother has kept in touch with him but added, "He had nothing looking trim and fit After 4g days in an alcoholic treatment program, said Wiley an hamw past of his treatment was admitting, "I was an Alcoholic." its P,ed&4' younger brother, sporting a mustache and thinner around the waist, said he expects to leave the Naval Alcoholic MiabffhatJcm Center late next week, probably Friday. public spotlight con- He said he had been drinking regularly for 20 yeas. but it wasn't =W tributed to his being at un Naval facility but did not COM 13120, to 0*.bdp. ',l February that his family aiuiow c*&ajco Herald swf Writer .. not have a drink. He said he would be replacing his booze with soda, milk, or just plain water. "I found out water can be drunk straight," he said, jyft . "Friday and Saturday between nldaIgi4 an 3 am. are the worst night' The parents go out and the kids have he li7 hell." "1 jsi pot to the pow where the people were afraid to say athb for fear of n' 1"" Paul 030" . Thevrdslahessys,are agrv ,o(about$tem4g.ns who 000gregetssnstres$ceroarson aft ln the *.etntgtg after nl"*inkb.erandamokingpoL" "There's a curfew here In Sanford," Paul says. "Evir$ I hear ared.., I call the police but the kids . are gone who the police Ild, hem" Being awakened In the Tn 4me of the nl boomof of dragmdagdemth.bioekerth.emiJo(shstterfagbs,r former first lady Betty Ford and Georgia Sen. Herman Talmadge recently underwent treatment, is recognized as one of the best of Its kind. HriId photo by Tom NeIs.I ACTION It's too early In the season for bubbles to burst, which Is probably okay with Lee Carter, In Medical Center's dugout In a recent game in Sanford. The Medical Center team was expected to be one of the top squads In Sanford Little League this season, but has yet to arrive at Its full potential. Medical Center goes into action again Tuesday afternoon at 5 on the Hay Avenue field against First Federal. Little League games are slated In Sanford Monday through Thursdays on Fort Mellon and Bay Avenue fields. Around, 'But Little Can Be Done' bottles Is not unusual in his neighborhood, Paul says. "When I get up in the morning, I think maybe my mailbox will be knocked down or I'll have egg on my house," Paul says To combat the vandals, Paul and his neighbors are considering organizing a vigilant, group equipped with citizen's band radios to survey the neighborhood's night "I warned them. If they spin their tires on my lawn again, VU shoot than," Those are the fredretsd ssdthmda of a Sanford man whose hem, and neighborhood subdivision have been the target of vandals for acouple of his S .(s, real name) and his neighbors have reached the boiling point ad aru.'t going to tolerate v any longer, laughing. "The worst part (of the treatment) was when I made up my mnliid to stop drinking." Dair ___ut.di$s& would have needed's •--thStteMn'à*,hOatd," prograsnanyway,"he said. I could think shod Carter admitted he was going horns" bit nervous about facing The s pecIa1 reporters knowing he could detoxification unit, where convinced him he needed help. "'lb. decision to seek frs* ent was made by me and my family." Carter said after being without alcohol for so many weeks, "I fed so damn well I wish I would get the flu." He will personally pay the $12,100 cod of the VANDALISM S ft 2 treatment, he said. Carter said being in the to do with my decision to seek treatment." .. 8 William H. Bsrnosky Jr. sa Says he can sympathiz, with Paul's situation but there Is just so much the Sanford Polio. Department can do about It. "IspMle with the citizwbs1generaJlywe ar, dHngin Potty, fleighborhood grievance; a4 tam ft's rita1kMIin by the kids involved," Bernoeky says "Nine out of to times, it's not a 4hriatenlng situation." From Jan. ltoApril.l8,th,,wsrellIc.sof,an. reported in Sanford, says. &aken windows account for 10 of these cues and vehicle damages which covers everything from silt tires to scratched auto pilot accounts for 4$ cues, he says. Another 78 cases go In the miscellaneous category of vandalism from soaped windows to egging a house, he said, The city of Sanford is divided bdo five zones and Paul lives In Zone when the highest incidences of vandalism are reported, he says. Zone 5 runs from 25th Street south to the city limits and houses the "nice" subdivisions and residential areas, mod of the car dealerships and the plaza, Sgt. Bemoeky noted. "We care, we report, we go but It's a sad situation," Bernoaky says. "It's so sad because It's so real. I cannot measure the terror, the pure realism of this situation that the people involved are experiencing." There are measures that citizens can undertake to help alleviate the vandal situation. Bernosky suggests the creation of a neighborhood watch system where the citizens are aware of who is and who is not supposed to be In their neighborhood. Call the police department and come forth with the Information when help arrives, he ______________________________ suggests. 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That happens Tuesday in W do that however. this case, he said. (echer said he went to Crocker Said he was lnhiscar his f-'al,, hit did not outside the coepWs temporary have the mossy to pay for the home at 2412 Grandview Ave NqIdieJ reglotrillon tag fee Sanford j%M prior to the girl's charged by th. cowdy. He was being bitten. He said both dogs aki. to prodac, papers to V"*were In the can with him. He left do female had had the proper the car with both dogs locked sits. The cdy still requires Inside and the girl was riposted a tsp, hewseer. But he said the bitten about 15 minutes after he males papere were led when left, he said. The child received theoeeplsr.cintiy moved to a deep gaiiin her fac,, but Ianfiid from Colorado. authorities say she I. recovered today. Said the Q'OCkiiI "I'm are It wasn't or dogs. aiped the Impo undment We breed them and a dog that psu, wbic g ~vw 11111m for bites would be of no use to us. a.ofbsara,uilei.j. Butwewiren't ping tofIpit. we wow to Aff __ "Under c.u.$y ordinance in FRUALE ," Qhr per dog. He said hethougjgthp registered dogs would be released to him allan It wsp determined they were not t. ones Involved In the lilting. : "They knew It was a nuft that bltthe girl, I don't know why both lop were taken doesn't make any sense," Wp said. Etchberger said it wp believed a male dog bit the gls, but at the tune the pounnsg papers were serwd that bad nil been clarified and both dogs were taken becais they each fit the gen.1 dNal$ion of the attacher Persia. Interested in taIi a. dogs to the - destruction can contact UI Seminole County Anlmii theyheeel$daysinvhichto Hat he said he us m. Control Office at 4300J. Moir ft OW pripsndto be" tspsyths V Coisado Drive, that depit baim. csaiy pripsety,"be per day fle gin th. tag fl,ofØ msnt'a employees said. �A.- IA—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Monday, April 23, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. $580 In MerchandiseTaken From Auto 1 -~_15.11 !01 WORLD oil 'r 'J... IN BRIEF "Jil Amin Arrives In Iraq KAMPALA, Uganda (UP!) — Deposed Ugandan President IdI Amin has arrived In the radical Arab nation of Iraq In an apparently futile bid to get help for his ousted government, high-ranking diplomatic sources said today. The sources said Amin, who saw Tanzanian troops and Ugandan exiles topple his eight-year dictatorship in four months of fighting, arrived In Iraq Saturday from Libya. The Iraqi response was not known, the sources said, but the capture Sunday of Jinja Uganda's second largest city by Tanzanian troops appeared to destroy any hope Amin may have of staging a military comeback. — — Road Full Of People BANGKOCK, Thailand (UPI) More than 40,000 Khmer Rouge and civilian refugees "stretching as far as the eye can see" today trekked south along the Thai side of the border to escape fighting inside Cambodia, witsaid. "Kilometer after kilometer, the road is full of people," one witness reported by telephone from the Thai border town of Ariyaprathet. There was no word on where they were headed, but witnesses said it appeared they were being taken by armed Thai soldiers to a point on the border where they could be sent back into Cambodia away from the fighting. of the parking lot, deputies say. Entry was gained by breaking the window of the car, according to deputies. The property stolen included two fishing reels, two suitcases, and two bowling bails, deputies reported. ARREST Bobby Davis, 41, of General Delivery Sipes Station, Sanford, was arrested Sunday for two counts of aggravated battery, according to Seminole County deputies, Richard Hardin, 50, who lives with Davis, told deputies he was awakened early Sunday by 4... %.I— 1 up iwn. nc w ruc everai times on the head with a rope, Millard said, Davis was arrested by deputies and placed on an $8,400 bond. WALLET STOLEN A wallet contained $250 was stolen sometime Friday night from the bedside table of a Sanford man, according to Seminole County deputies Houston Jarrell, 48, of 141 Lakeside Drive, Sanford, told deputies someone cut the screen on his bedroom window, reached through removed his wallet. The wallet contained $250 in cash, a — 0. Child Accidently Suffocated TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) A housewife whose husband and 4-year-old daughter were taken hostage and killed in a Palestinian guerrilla raid, accidentally suffocated her 2year-old daughter with a pillow while trying to stop her from giving away their hiding place by crying, police sources said. The guerrillas took the father and 4-Year-old Eynat with them when they fled back to the beach where Israeli security forces had found their rubber boat and were waiting for them. An army communique said, "After they murdered the father and the girl, they were taken prisoner by Israeli forces." — ft *01 , Richards Back To Court OSHAWA, Ontario (UP!) Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards, who served out a conviction for heroin possession by singing for the blind, was called to court today by federal officials who want to slap him with a tougher sentence. The Stones entertained over 10,000 fans with two onehow performances Sunday In a hockey stadium 40 miles east of Toronto as part of a judge's sentence ordering Richards, the rock band's lead guitarist, to perform two benefit concerts with proceeds going to the blind. About 60 percent of the available tickets went to blind people, a procedure set by County Court Judge Lloyd Graburn who handed down the decision last October when the millionaire musician pleaded guilty to possessing nearly an ounce of heroin. — .: Soviet Plants Safer? MOSCOW (UP!) The Soviet Union's power minister told vialing U.S. congresanien that serious problems resulting from minor accidents in Soviet nuclear power plants had been averted by effective safety procedures. Rep. Robert Michel, R.-M., said Sunday one of the accidents involved an explosion that released radioactive steam to another part of the power unit. Michel, who met with Soviet Minister of Power and Electricity Pyotr Neporothnly during the visit by the 17 congresnen last week, said the Soviet Union prided itself on Its system for cooling a reactor down and that "it's conceivable Soviet design has more safety features." — Rebels Shell Town and driver's license numerous credit cards, jarreil said, The wallet was found later Saturday with $250 In missing by a vellicle in santorci, deputies say. TAPE DECK STOLEN A tape d valued at $60 was reported stolen from the car of Stem F. Yeary Saturday while the car was parked In front of the owner's home at 203 Hayes Drive, Sanford police said. AUTO TAKEN A car owned by Walter Zigler, E. Eighth St., Sanford, was stolen early Monday morning, -- eck police salt — police lad seen In the couple's 1978 Store at th Street and Sanford Police said lbs car, a 1009 Ford pickup truck, she salt Avenue, Sanford, was broken Ford Mustangs was parked In Into and a Johnson 25 horseRADIO TAKEN frontci the owner's borne at the A 40-channel citizen's band power outboard motor valued time of the theft, radio and three fishing poles at $600 was taken late Thursday HOME BURGLARY were reported stolen Thursday night or ea rly Friday morning, A bur glar broke Into a vacant train a Sanford home, ac- police said. borne at 1313 Olive Ave., San- cording to Seminole County ford, sometim e between deputies. BREAMNS one apartment was ran. Thur sday and Satur day police Susan White, 30, of 1 said. Sanford, said the radio was sacked and another burglarized o and the three Wednesday night at 1302 Police said once inside the valued .t home, the burglar destroyed a fishing poles were valued at Williams Ave., Sanford police space heater, valued at $75, but $200. The property was taken said. no other Items were reported from the couple's open barn.. Police said the apartment of Anthony Ford was entered by a The home Is owned by CAMPER S1IVJLSTOLEN E. N. Smith, poilcesald. Acampershellvaluedat$150 thief who pried open the front was stolen from a Sanford door. Once inside, the thief took TOOLSSTOLEN hodie, according to Seminole $5 In cash and coins, police Someone removed a tool box said. Co un ty deputies. andltscontentsandaspraygws In the same building, the ConnIe Miles, 28, of Route 3, valued at $678 from the home of apartment of Howard W. Sanford, reported the burglary anApopka couple, according LiFifr was reported ransacked Thursday to deputies. The Seminole County deputies. W nes ed da police on y evening, temper shell had been lying Elaine O'Brian, 32, of 1199 said. The burglar gained entry the south aide of the house, . Li Beach Drive, Apopka, to t he apartment by kicking In said, told deputies the incliei* the front door but once Inside curred sometime Wednesday or (XJTBOARDTAIEN did not deal anything, police Thursday. The property was The Seminole Sporting Goods said. NATK)N . Court Hears Landmark Case For Handicapped WASHINGTON (UP!) — Four years ago, Frances Davis filed suit against the North Carolina community college that denied her admission to Its registered nursing program because she was deaf. Now the case has reached the U.S. Supreme Court, where It could result In a landmark decision for the rights of the handicapped. The court was scheduled to hear arguments in the case today from attorneys for Mrs. Davis and for Southeastern Community College in Columbus County, N.C. The Justice Department also has filed a friend of the court brief supporting Mr. Davis. In her suit, the licensed practical nurse claimed the community college's refusal to admit her violated a 1973 law that stipulates an educational program receiving federal funds can't deny admission to a person solely on the basis of a physical handicap. PYONGYANG, North Korea (UPI) Th. first American sports delegation ever to visit North Korea, a 40-member U.S. table tennis team and Its offlcIab landed In the capital of Pyongyang today The American team will go ahead and play In the World Tab!. TenaisQnp1ioii.h1ps dispEle the fact that North Korea has refused to allow teems from South Korea and Israel to ester the cowry for the tournament. — April 23, . • . • Hearings QnrD.eadly Fallout . — . - I., . Anthony Placido April 22,1919 Robert Glenn, DeBery ADMISSIONS Bernard Price, Deltona Sanford: Elma Carroll, Orange City Diana N. Cabana, Caswlberry Derrick J. Gysbirg, Orange City Annie Crandall, DiBary Rainey Caldwell, Osteen Daniel Woodrvtf,DiLafld BIRTHS Tommy Hail. Dltona Sanford: Jerry H. Powell, Winter Springs Sanford: BIRTHS Leon 1 Linda Brooks a boy Richard1.Diana Cabana, a girl. DISCHARGES Casselberry Sanford: DISCHARGES tames Alien Sanford: Martha Barnes Anthony Clark Mae Carr Nellie Doyle Lynda G. Carter Carole F. Purvis Robert Dunning Ceckl S. Sheppard Christine Fisl Eva B. Williams Roosevelt McClain Donna Wagner, DeBary Ashby MCidnhhlfl Sr. Mabel West, Delary Virginia Strickland Marion E. Schwelcksrt, Lake Cllftpn Taylor Mary Patrick Nellie, DsIary Derrick J. Gynsberg, Orange City Don R. Boston. Deltona Ar1l21, 97$ Ellis J. Potter, Deltona ADMISSIONS y coiumeus. øa.w,a Sanford: Geneva B. Isyd, Lagonier, P.. Brooks Mary ElCItsi 5 baby girl, Sanford . I '-' . I ' • Senate Considers Budget _________________________________________________________ . . — • GLYDEPCY Funeral Home, Glenvilip, Glyde E. Pure1, 19, of 2711 & W.Va. and burial In NotSi*tstd Ave., died Saturday at fllidoWfl. Sa,n1g, Memorial }Lepltal. CnA1Igwj111 'Cbokli$gChirue' and owner Bob Heller demonstrate Born In Gibnir Ceidy, W.Va., SW0*ow W,A,Ø,of how to attempt to save a choking person's life with besto$s8oi'dki1afrorn 28445. PlmItto Ave., Sanford, the Heimlich maneuver: Stand behind the victim. Rt1mlaod,Va,He,uaritIr,d &mdayat ri.l4,nc,.A died his Wrap your arms around his stomach. Clasp yona' nwk id crane operator u , iàs a a r"mi of hands just below his rib cage and give a ip. member (yeasty, he of the &orboo4 01 medmetosenfori,yes ward squeeze to force the object from his mk " 1g *dh. 'n M Aivi'Lii . • • •• • . • HIRES HOW _______ _______ : Three Wounded In Shootout $tn4. — aia um UIiIYa. He wea -a ad ''tad the aw Ran inr.h, of Palmatto Avails IspiM Q ormadov Be" Chunk nd ow" W.Va.__ Is** F&AM. SsvtvemInclvdi fos.somg,He 1111 Mvi by his wi* ClYdIoNellyadild Pismo OU Mrs, Mvjodj M. Word, 1. 01 Isalord End Plercy, f; , Dr. Gilion Word, I*r.lI, MIth.; two ddws,Games;brother wm.r Viald *pdb, lbuiin& Randall Ward, Venice aId tLC. d Mrs. Sylvia 151!., Ricknoad, V..; halfifalor, GrMkOW Mrs. Corel Mus3puj, Wad Virgule; three brsth.r,. chalry of orvangemij. Rsymsad Mill ,, bsth d Pat Va. and Nob4e of FIXW N. N.rfelk, Vs.; tour halfWARD, CHABLIS w000ROVJ btotb.,'s, Albert, Woodfot'4, — Funeral sirvicss far Charleel OW WlIam I. all of W111011111POW Ward, 4$. at 2344 S. Pal.elto Ave., Sanford. who Wide., W.Va.; 1$ (raid Mad kqfty t his rnldoncL, cklld ts* aid ii (restwill beat 2:31 p.m. WS*ISSday, at Polmisis Avenia. S.iw! Imiuid, Church with Rev. Raymsr au5$ma. Faneraj sit. GenI vim wWhele$, ChVW. FORT LAUDERDALE, ri (UPI) A gwIIVII, erupted Sunday night when trailing police watched theme men hold up a convenience More and then moved In to make an arrest. One officer was wounded and two of the robbers were hit In the head by shotgun pellets fired by! by police dwlngachase. omoar Den UcCawley was wounded In the lag and bottocke, police said. H. was listed In stab!. c'4flen early today at PSa'4#Ion General Hospital. — He 71, No. 211 Cleas P.stao. Paid at Siatert FAWWO 33771 "610190011401V- Week 7$ cs*fs; Mac*, $3.11; aMeamI$Il.31, Ysar. Mall: Ws, $5 cents; Mss* $3.61: 111111111 11 111111111116 $3141; Year, . By - S.- N WASHINGTON (UP!) Congran Is about to break the pattern of rising federal wending which has charac. terlzed American government for decades. The Senate today and Tuesday will consider a 1* federal budget that cuts spending $11.7 billion below the level needed to keep federal programs up with Inflation. It projects 1981 spending that Is $211 billion below the Inflation level and IM spending that Is $28 billion below. A , , I... • PitèsiN Daily ad Ivedsy. esCSØ $*tw'diy W The kaIsri Nsr&d Sac., 311 N. Frs*ct. Ave.. $ae$srt Fla. 33171. $scsal _. • . .0 • a — MALIBU, Calif. (UP!) The possibility an entire mountainside may slide Into the sea —taking with it a half dozen ocean-front homes and permanently closing the scenic Pacific Coast Highway has drawn thousands of ., s—s. We are predicting a major slide within the next day or two," said Jay Wenger, a geologist for the California Department of Transportation. But Wager's forecast didn't stop the flow of spectators. We are having a very difficult time keeping the people away from here," the exasperated official said Sunday. "It could all come down anytime." . , V,., ?-_ . . . ___ - -- - .• -- -• - . .4 • a - .. - 4 . ... • , -' . . • - • • ,,.-. —- • - - -, • - - . . .. S.' . - . -...-,..N-- • - - Eleven Inured In Melee - ':, MIAMIBEAQIF1L(UPI) — Aftstfl1htM$or0id$d bech erupted No a rock and badis theowIng mel.. between yang latin. and Aagles Sunday, rr'Mng I. to at lead 11 peruses. Handrede01bathors the ESSe,M$rtbSPW" Bomb grd raw trackU more t$PO&Will — of our kiow1idgs,* was araclaIOft B 'ph againd Angles. Bid we MIII don't bow [aiim Ad caused it," said Police epoheem. Jolla Aadeusss. - THE . — *;, . :, , • . • •• . - WASHINGTON (UP!) A former White House speech writer describes President Carter as a good man whose judgment is flawed by "a combination of arrogance, complacency and. .thsecwfty at the core of his mind and soul." James Fallows resigned several months ago as chief speech writer to become Washington editor of The Atlantic Monthly. His article on "The Passionless Presidency," the first published critique of the Carter White House by a one-time insider, Is In the magazine's May Issue. Fallows describes Carter as a problem-solver who lacks presidential vision and the knack of Inspiring people. Carter and the associates who surround him "took office in profound Ignorance of their jobs," Fallows says. Curious Wait For Slide . . • -, . Insider Critical Of Carter • . • • / ' - • us 1979—Vol. - • — • — Monday, . WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter, the relaxation and isolation of an 11-day vacation behind him, today plunged Into a hectic week of speeches, lobbying and campaigning. Carter scheduled a full morning of activity, beginning with briefings by national security adviser Zblgnew Brzezinski and congressional liaison Frank Moore, followed by a Cabinet meeting and a lunch with Vice President Walter Mondale. In the afternoon, he was to address the National Academy of Sciences. A speech also Is set for Wednesday In New York before the American Newspaper Publishers Association, followed by a swing through New Hampshire, which will include a Democratic fund-raising function. - TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) An Iranian general chosen by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini as Iran's first postr.voh1orary mIlifry commander was mIg*gtmna to death In his bome by two %I4lMlfled assassins, the natlonap Pars news agency reported. 1 ..._, — Carter Has Hectic Day LAS VEGAS, Nev (UP!) Fatal amounts of radioactive fallout may have poisoned the atmosphere In three Mates during above-ground nuclear explosions in the 190k, and a congressional aubconunittee wants to know why. Gen, Mahlon Gates, the military commander of the Nevada Test Site, faces extensive questioning today on safety procedures at the Department of Energy facility 100 miles north of Las Vegas. The House Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee hearings are chaired by Rep. Bob Eckhardt, 1)-Texas. The Senate's Health and Scientific Research Subcommittee, chaired by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, 1)-Mass., has also joined In the hearings. . ~~~~~~~~ ,~~~~~~~~~ ,~~ ,~~~~~lil ~~~I • His financial pressures increased because his wife had a baby, quit her job as a school teacher and opened a fast. food business near Fisherman's Wharf. He was a law-and-order l4lerv1ior with strong support from the police and firemen's unions. When he quit they sought to change his mind. And members of his family and friends offered financial support In an effort to get him back In office. A pretrial psychiatric report said White had felt overwhelmed by financial problems, betrayed by Mayor Mocone and Milk, t - city's first openly homosexual end thw.t In ida n1 %o. c1 •, During debate on the drug trafficking bill, Sen. Dan Scarborough, D-Jacksonville, forecast the danger to agriculture inspectors. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-I.;" I . / . Trial Se t In San Francisco • "Smugglers are a different breed of people, more violent, perhaps, and certainly more dangerous." TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) More than one-third of begin* . ning guards at Florida's Mate prisons earn so little that they could qualify for food stamps, says Rep. Arnett Girardeau. The Jacksonville Democrat is asking the Legislature to raise the pay of the Mate's prison guards. . "It's a fact that 37 percent of entry level correctional officers and counselors can qualify for assistance programs, such as food -. stamps, based on income and the size of their families," Girardeausaldinaweekendjntervlew. The base pay for a beginning date prison guard Is $3,623. " Girardeau, chairman of the House Corrections, Probation and . Parole Coznmlttee,lsasking the Legislature to raise the base pay ' :t to$9,019.Ua recommended 7percent pay hike for state employees goes through this year, that would take Glrardeau's ( — proposed starting salary up to $9,603. el~ Paul Skelton, assistant secretary of corrections for manage'' merit and budget, said prison salaries are so low that other law enforcement agencies constantly are hiring personnel away from the prison system. The turnover rate at some prisons Is above 90 percent, he said. Skelton cited critical situations at Glades, Hendry, Indian River and DeSoto Correctional Institutions where the turnover rate ir . -among starting guards exceeds 100 percent; at Lantana (03.8 percent), Florida State prison (91.8 percent), Hillsborough (93 percent), Zephyrhllls (00.4 percent) and Polk (81 percent). Training Is expensive and the turnover rate adds to the problems, Shelton said. PASSING .John Bissell, resident manager of the Seminole halfway house, accepts a $500 "You can't just hire aomeorieoff the street, give him agun and check from Sandra San Miguel (left), a substance abuse coordinator, and Mary turn him loose in a prison," he said. 1)ernont, president of Na'v Wives Club of America. The funds will be used for CHECK Salaries for prison guardds are well below those for other Mite v arious improvements at the halfway house which was established in 1972 to help law enforcement officers. Prison officials said the top pay for the reinstate a lcoholics in the community . man responsible for 500 maximum security prisoners at Raiford, Including 129 on death row, is the same as a lieutenant In the _____________________________________________________________________ marine patrol, game conimlwion and university police. It is less — Iranian General Killed Ewnlng Hrtukl Guard Pay At Issue that Honda has become the marijuana smuggling capital of the country. Pr'i'son — — lature last week for a $1.2 so that each station would be million emergency appropria- manned by at least two persons tlon to bolster the department's at all times. operation of 19 inspection The inspection program, stations covering the primary started in 1934, was directed at routes connecting Florida and preventing diseased livestock, Georgia. plants and foodstuffs from The emergency funds would leaving or entering the state. include $91,000 to plug inspec"When we were just agricultors into the statewide police ture inspectors, we didn't have radio network, so they could many problems," said inspecsummon help if needed. Conner tion program director Vince also wants 68 more inspectors Giglio. "But it's different now signed the drug trafficking bill Into law. Gay's body was found Friday night in a ditch near Quitman, Ga., 50 miles north of Lake City. Gay was the second agriculture Inspector kidnapped In a month. The first, abducted before the new law went into effect, was found unharmed a day later. Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner asked the Legis- — The abduction and murder of - --a. — More Ping-Pong Diplomacy? TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) "Pete" Skinner, 1)-Lake City. "We knew that with passage of state agriculture inspector the drug trafficking bill things Austin Gay Is sure to prompt were going to get rough out Legislative action this spring to there." protect the force of men who Skinner referred to passage man the lonely truck checking early In the session of a law stations an the Florida borders. ordering stiff mandatory prison "The Legislature has an terms for drug smugglers. The obligation to provide the 61.year.old Gay was abducted resources and pass whatever from his one-man post on U.S. laws are needed to protect these 441 north of Lake City April 15, people," says Sen. Sherrill a week after Gov. Bob Graham IN BRIEF Wearing the traditional caps associates degrees White Deborah Kay Lykens, Teresa F. Sprthgmann and Debna and gowns, 412 graduates corthnendecj the students for Lynn, Robert D. Mauck, Wilson. proudly received their hard- successfully completing their Elizabeth S. O'Connor, Kathryn Rev. Leo King of the United earned diplomas at Seminole college work. A. O'Neil, Kenneth J. Phelan, Methodist Church In Sanford 'Community College's Twenty-nine students Corrine Braun, Charlotte A. gave the Invocation at the graduation ceremonies. received the summa cum Laude, Sampalo, Patricia P. Schwartz, graduation ceremony held at Dr. James A. Robinson, the the highest honor given for Barbara S. Chloda, Ruth M. the Health Center. The president of the University of grades in aca4emlc work. Each James, Verna Kanelis, Janet I,. benediction was delivered by West Florida, was the keynote student who qualifies for this Murphy, Elizabeth R. the Rev. Eric Darrow of the speaker. Musical en- honor has accumulated a 31 Donoghue, June Hubba, Anne Qirldlas Missionary Alliance tertainment was provided by grade point average or better. Dougherty, Joyce W. McGee, Church In Sanford, the Seminole Community Band The honor students are: Linda R. Martin, Andrea G. Following the ceremony, a under the direction of Dr. W.J. Margaret Anderson, George Hair, Emma J. Ashley, Janet reception bold in the Health Hinkle. W. Braceland, Shirley Jean McClouskey, Cynthia J. Center lobby. SHARON Prior to receiving their Daniels. Unda M. GO&IWJ, Meyers, Ralph Padgett, Franz CARRASCO SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Former San Francisco Supervisor Dan White was called to court today to face charges of assassinating Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey r'i& White's lawyer says the crux of the trial Is not whether White shot the victim, but rather "the real Issue is why." White, 32, also a former policeman and fireman bonored for acts of valor, admitted Invading the mayor's City Hall offices Nov. 27 and killing both men with a Jill-caliber pistol. He surrendered a short time after the killings. Defense lawyer Douglas Schmidt said it was "yn" that his client acted with "an unsound mind." "That he flied the shots has never been an Iuue,i Sch mnldt said. "The real issue is why. The real question is what would make a man who has led an exemplary life suddenly snap and do such an irrational act." White pleaded innocent, but not Innocent by reason of insanity. Schmidt could enter an Insanity plea later. Among the first motions by the defense will be to remove Judge Walter Calcagno from presiding over the trial on grounds of bias. If the motion is denied, jury selection will then begin. White, if convicted, could receive the death penalty because the victims were public officials. The slayings followed White's resignation from the Board of Supervisors, the city's governing body, because he felt he could not support his famly on the $9,600-a-year salary and because he felt thwarted In his attempts to affect change through the city's system of government. He reportedly became enraged when he sought to with. draw his resignation and Moscone said It was too late and planned to appoint a successo r. White, a star high-school, Ablate and a former paratrooper as well as the son of a fireman, joined the Police Department and then theFire Department.Hequit as a fireman when the City Attorney's office rid.d he could not be a firefighter amid supervisor at the same time. Murder May Force Action * ; 1 29 Get Top Honors Allitil SCC HOSPITAL NOTES BEIRUT,Lebanon (UP!) Israeli-backed rightist rebels shelled Norweiglan U.N. positions in south Lebanon today, leftist sources reported from the border region. They said the militias, led by Maj. Said Haddad opened fire at 10 a.m. (3 a.m. EST) and the firing went on for at I" two hours. Israeli warplanes also flew over Palestinian positions In the south and the guerrillas were reported on full alert. The militia gunners bombarded the town of Ebel Es Saqul, 5 miles from the Israeli border In the southeast, where Norwegian U.N. troops are posted, the sources said. I • Florida Inspector's .~ ., ..... .... Approximately $580 worth of Davis who asked him for property was stolen from a car money. When he refused, parked in the lot of Circus- Hardin said, Davis began Circus on State Route 600 in beating him with a leather belt Fern Park, according to on the head and shoulders. Seminole County deputies. Benjamin Milford, 46, who The Incident occurred lives with the other two men, sometime between I a.m. and told deputies Davis began 10:30 a.m. Saturday while the beating him when he tired to par was r.u.fril 1,. •k ..,...e$. l.1. MI iUC Seeking Military Help .. Monday, April 23,1979-3A ., ieutenant. than a highway patrol Girardeau, a grade raise for guards l Strike Leads To Violence dentist, also is urging f: counselors, parole and probation officers. In years to come, Girardeau predicted, the state probably will have to offer a cod-ofliving differential to lure officers to work at Institutions located in Isolated areas, - FlasI I Floods Threaten City United Press International separate vote is allowed. trucks leave the truck stop. The apparent agreement was Three picketing Meelhaulers As of today, the strike has reached between the Teamsters A 20-car police convoy finally idled 5,000 workers at National and were hit by a shotgun blast at a Trucking Manufacturing truckstop near Yoftngstown, escorted about 25 trucks from Steel Corp., plants in Steuben- Inc., with three steel hauling Ohio, early today but jjg the station, The township vile, Ohio, and Weirton, W.Va.; firms. The exception Is the Teamsters vowed to continue trustees said they would go to the Middletown, Ohio, steel National Steel Carriers the strike unless deelhaulers court today In an attempt to works of the Armco Corp; and Association, consisting of 10 are allowed to vote on their own close the truck Mop. several Republic Steel Corp., firms, mostly in the east part of Ofl a new contra ct agreement ,. plants In northeastern Ohio. the nation. A spokesman or the :uO reached during the weekend ship, near Youngstown, said the wanted in the Ec three pickets were shot by a would not be allowed to vote by trucker hauling steel whom themselves on the supCOLUMBIA Miss. (UP!) 1874. ed they were trying to detain. plemental agreement covering A steady rain Sunday sparked a The creating river has threat of flash flooding in costly as It moved southward Police said the unidentified steelhaulers. Columbia's downtown district through the state in the last few trucker would be charged with Ken Pat f, Detroit, a spokesassault which has been spared the days. More than 17,000 were felonious and man for Teamsters for a flooding that has driven 4,200 chased from their homes in possession of a sawed-off Democratic Union which is residents train their suburban Jackson lad week. The damage shotgun. spearheading the strike, said homes. toll is expected to mount to at E. Evans of Leetothe strike will continue if no William The city received about two least ida, Larry C. Greathouse of inches of rain Sunday and ofIu -, " " . IL-u E. Smith, ficlals were fearful sewers have been evacuated from their Warren and ScottOhio, were Hubbard, all In would back up Into the down- homes since a series of rain- treated for minor Injuries and town section. packed thunderstorms released. The rains were brought to the triggered flooding across the area by a severe storm that date more than 10 days ago. Elsewhere, two trucks were drifted in from Louisiana. The Four persons have died In the hit by gunfire near Missillon, ___ storm caused flash flood Cub, early today and a trucker watches to be Issued across National Guard units joined was pulled from the cab of his khT)Od the entire state Sunday WA officials In Columbia In vehicle near St. Clalrsville and Some sections reported sealing off flooded areas. beaten. heavy rains, Including Natchez Bourn, ordered schools dosed with seven inches. Trustees of Austlntown dountil fuither notice and urged Tb. Weather Service predict- busIn to curtail activity dared a state of emergency In that community Sunday beed the rampaging Pearl River odil the crisis passed. cause 80 striking Meelhaulera would crest during the night or ____ Robert Karichner, 44, wat- trapped 20 truckers at a truck today In Columbia. The river _____ of Ched Mop. Police said strikers armed held steady at 27.6 feet as It north In a residential area Columbia as rising with baseball bats, tire irons, began flattening out Sunday. wat ers edged slowly toward his pieces of wood US. Army Corp. of Engineer and potatoes officials saId It would probably sandesgged home. studded with nails refused to let tare more than the tee Inches "This Is what we were afraid of rainfall predicted for the of,"he said. "I moved oi*all of ares by noon today to move the my ether furniture and put riverto28fest. othsrdnffonll.bich blocks. U "I think we can kindl, the the water gets any higher we're river now," said a tired Mayor going to leave." Robert Bourn.. "wins we're Officials worried about now Is flash ,, to i' on ___ Boo" trom this reskL" S saimo of the CO officials had trurke filled utwi ii,ioot gaps in a with saidbap Minding by as waybypanthMwas scumhighas Is dwriVis'keptupMsMiadyflow APRIL dan In trepplag water. to the Gulf of Usako. me river 22-U l"s, WOO me,'. then ii feet above The officials said the two flood Mape Sunday and at the op-1"g, cut In the section of est level In the city since US, 00 seemed to have eased MOM the waterreeclnd2pj fed th the flooding to a degrie. _____________________________ A s : lunch" r~c. — ___ , • • . , f "Thanks. 'WEATHER ' $ s.. readings: 114W perahew, 28; Ins, nigI. lain_prsbsblifty II II; yesterdays high, $1; bsremetrle piessure, Sill; relath, ''Ity, N paseij 1Jany'uw Wil 1i MiS Ø ____ Dsyieoa Issam high FauiMi Ir.eiy SulI *..Ii, dandy $s. Muy daujy , pa 1Tgh ad Tuesday iith a Feel (w,rah 1eM.eedob.uers. :80 a. fiN ia, InI,,$..M$k lS U40pa Isew kIhe.Mtospp.Ile leypseli high Us$7 a.a,, "Whi.rufflnly ii to 19 UNpa,Isw$aa,l:$pa. __________ _ - __ - uaun spicii ,tolAL Wi Itese Milkhand cream And Pencils 2 for 9" ______ I OPINTHURL.P*I.,SAT.UNTIL,P.M. SUNDAY 9a.m. 4p.m. - I U s ALL APPLIANCESCl) IN STOCK REDUCED (/1) APRIL23TOMAY31 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 I '3" Cahdh,m. s:* z Come into your nearby Gas Company showroom and see the complete selection of appliances. 125! 5" z CM4Q Raii.t Asi GsiiSiit CINIS* •s.m.nsi sse7pre.cAv.(y.17.fl),,,I .- 1 MP I &ZEL4III MIX WUb Y AND PLO-GAS CORPORATION co. - 11 I ast your gas SANFORD 830W. 8th Street ............322-5733 DELAND 206E. New York Avenue .....734.1961 _____________ —s - -_---— -------------------------- - - - - • A ,.' .;.I , �, Evening HeMd meeting between Winter Springs city officials and county commissioners this week saw the age. od problem of being unable to communicate rearing its ugly head again. (USPS 411.2101 30() N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3O.322.Z11 or 831-9993 Monday, April 23, 1979-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYlE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Q [ , 2%]~ 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. Consumer Mayor Troy Piland and City Administrator Dick Rozansky were trying to get commissioners to approve the paving by county crews of Edgemon Avenue in the city with the city paying the full costs. County Public Works Director Jack Schuder said his department could do the job without any other county project suffering as a result. Commissioner Dick Williams kept saying he Is opposed to spending money on city roads such as Edgemon when other county roads are going begging. Comm ission Chairman Bob French said he was not interest ed in getting into a maintenance program in a city and Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff said Schuder's written recommendations did not include Edgemon. Kirchhoff also said the city has apparently chosen to leave the road as It is and he Clock Discipline DONNA ESTES Gas Shortage Key doing the project would be opening a can of worms. County Administ rator Roger Neiswender said if the county Is going to crc.ate a new type program where a city would pay all costs of paving a city street, a new poli cy would have to be created by commissioners. He added If by some chance the public works department should run out of work before th e end of the fiscal year It could off er to do pa ving at cost for all of the cities. At this point Commiastloner Sandra Glenn asked how Montgomery Road In Altamonte Springs had been paved by the co unty, snapping the county could do Edgemon the same way.Nelswender said Montgomery was done by agreement with Altamonte and Altamonte paid all costs and with no formal county policy. And, Commissioner Robert Storm said paving by the county of city st reets would fall into a third category which should be created. Piland, meanwhile cont inued to note the city was not asking the county to pay anything. Winter A...1 - WV uiuuuy and the comes a dispatch th at All I . •• S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. At a later meeting of the Winter Springs City Council, after hearing Piland's report that no help would be given by the co unty, it adopted a resolution to pave the street on a 100 percent assessment Program. Editor's Note: Anyone who ever saw him fight will never forget Tony Zale. Especially who saw any of his three pitched battles with Rocky Graziano. "When I see Rocky, we don't talk about 'em," Zale says. 'He knows who's boss." I e t We wer t aski By MILTON RICHMAN CHICAGO (UPI) - Tony Zale's light blue eyes dance mischievously, the way they always do whenever anyone brings up those three private wars he had with Rocky Graziano. Sitting there in the living room of his bright, cheerful high-rise apartment, completely at peace with both himself and the outside world, he smiles listening to a visitor discuss those three fights, now regarded as ring classics. some money," he said. VIEWPOINT Flying t' "One time, I hit a fellow, I thought I'd killed him. I prayed to God bed get up"- Tony Zale. "Every time Rocky talks about them, he puts his hands to his stomach and says, 'God Almighty, I can still feel those body punches," the visitor tells Zale, who came out of the steel mills of Gary, Ind., to become the world middleweight champion twice and one of the most devastating punchers in any division. High ______ ____ Small Scale ____________ ment about some of the body punches Rocky took from him. Sports '. 9% N ~ _., ( '. ) I ~:. V t L~ Parade 2\.1 ll Mll.i N H Uii1:N Tony Zale is 65 now. That's an age when many men quit, but he looks as If he's ready to start all over again. On this particular day, he is the picture of elegance in an open. throat, canary-colored cotton shirt, dark brown slacks and comfortable matching loafers. He says his wife, Philomena, decided on what he should wear and she says she had to argue with him to put It on. They've been married nine years and get along wonderfully together. During his years In the ring, Zale took some good punches as well as dishing them out, but he has all his wits about him besides being in superlative physical shape. "I hit others hard, too," he says, answering Graziano's corn- WASHINGTON (NEA)Any last year's It passenger Major League. In other games, Mike Weichel turned in three spotless innings of relief pitching as Griffin Construction whipped Pamar, Inc. by a 10-6 count; and Sunshine TV used the base on balls II OAKS DITTMEN AS H to best advantage In a 22-5 AI*H I.ftr,ns I o victory over Pamar. "I0. Un H •nlI 300 3 S S Sprintlsld While LaPeters was whiffing Smith I i o III Portil 3 ° 1. Dearborn 2 I 2 bacon all but one out by Dittmer and Massey III S. Wafers 103 Mi ller 31 Andrews I 0. wal king one and yielding eight 32 I L. Dearborn 3 0 01 Brown Itickmaslor 25 3 0. i o hits, his teammates managed 0 Crocker 3 0 0 Nub Oliver 5 0 N. LaPters I I S only one hit off Mike Buck. Il *2 master and Arthur Massey, but Tool" 30 0 Tolat' Total,2* 4 S Mike LaPeters struck out 17 batters in a six-Inning game Saturday to lead Dlttrner Architectural Aluminum to a 64 victory over Twelve Oaks Campground in the Paola Little __________________________________________ hL8 cct,e of Congress, t y were in ___ ____ as maj concentrated on . on o t hL - accused of exaggerating the effect of the Iran Ian crisis to bolste' their case for decontrol of domestic the House health subcommittee last week, the FDA be authorized to place some oil prices, or of holding back supplies until prices suggest restri ctions on the use of saccharin as a food and go up. beverage additive without banning the substance The industry denies such charges of course, and entirely, at least for now. Panel members expressed particular concern it taxes the minds of mere mortals to follow a barrel of Middle Eastern crude through the maze about the growing consumption of diet soda pop by children, who are obviously in no 'that leads to a service station in the United States, position to make their informed judgments orissupposedto. Suffice ittosay that whenanoil about the risks o(saccharin ingestion, company rations gasoline to its dealers even while indeed, if there is a single form of saccharin it Is stockpiling crude oil outside its refineries - use that seems logical to curtail, it is the diet which Is happening in some cases - it doesn't soda. By no stretch of the imagination can soda 'necessarily mean a conspiracy. pop, diet or otherwise, be considered essential or : from a nutritional standpoint, P.. It may only mean that t company is abiding by even desirable -..... rur -. uuiw ____-__ plain old IS anaoy ztegwauon Activation No. 1," issued by water. And W weight control, there Is no subthe Department of Energy last Feb. 28, It urged srefiners to restrict production and deliveries of stitiute for simple seIf-redralnt. Diet-conscious don't expect to consume heaps of candy, Itgasoline if necessary so they would have enough eaters Icecres,and other calorie4aden goodies. So why eude on hand to meet demand during the peak should they view the unlimited consumption sume driving season, That makes sense, even U soda pop as some kind of God-given right? DOE's own entitlement and allocation system may Anyone who really cherishes the Muff can drink qIncnsr, noirung oeais of the regular kind, In moderate quantities, d cut calories elsewhere, unfory, j likely t enter Into coeuionai decision on saccharin. The diet soda industry Is vociferously opposed to any *be aggravating a refinery problem that existed before the trouble in Iran. it There's no comfort in the news from Middle 'Eastern oil capitals. The oil exporters have their 6. :enerY lIcY well in hand, a policy of keeping asupplies rust closeenoughtodemancJtoglvethern !the power to control the going crice for oil. So far they have shown the discipline to make it work. It will keep working until an energy policy of aour own reduces our dependence on their oil -and our discipline as consumers has more than a little restrictions on Its product, and has stirred up rnIvepubllcreUtanceto.chmoves. ' a$ ' , . " .CT I " I $ a s __ : A. am -I-- Americans who were actually registered to vote.says it also "is possible to discern the emergence Most other turnout statistics are based on voting of an 'apathy Industry' consisting Of crease effective May 15, works In the coinage population, which is a rough estimate of the organizations whose existence and financial well muter,' The rising cod of operating autos number of Americans 18 or older. being is dependent upon the continued ap- over long distances Is making small-plane Based on voting age population, less than 54 pearance, If not percent of Americans who could have voted American voters." reality, of apathy among service a relatively economical means of Intercity travel actually went to the polls in 1976. Based on Moe's Finally, he says, some howling political calculations of "eligible" citizens -people who blunders have been made by politicians who w it just goes to show how relative size can be hen It comes to determining what makes a are both physically able and legally entitled to believed there were millions Americans who profitable business. vote -the turnout was at least 82 percent, and were withholding their votes just waiting for the could have been as high as 88 percent. right candidate to come along. %ewnphe There's more to the boom initiated byairline Moe's calculations require some leaps of faith, offers Republican Barry Goldwater and deregulation than new airlines. There are also He estimates, for example, that because of time Democrat George McGovern, both of whom new planes. lags In "purging" registration lists, 6 percent of waited In vain for alienated voters "to come out The Commuter lines are a major contributor the people listed as eligible by the states may of the woodwork" to accelerating demand for light planes defined have died or moved away. That would mean the .- ---'-- ----. 11 007usug irurn singiengme craft up actual number of eligible voters Is smaller than through twln.anglne turboprop.. By count of the it appears and that the actual turnout percentage is larger Industry's General Aviation Manufacturers Association, more than 300,000 small craft are Furthermore, Moe objects to the common curreidly flying U.S. skies and sales In 1978 alone practice of using the vote for president as the came to nearly 11,000 planes at a value of $1.8 total vote cast: "There Is always a significant number persons .., who take the Initiative to Last year, nth planes carried 110 million come to the polls and sign the register but who pemengers between 14,000 airports -compared either do not vote for one the presidential with some 400 airports served by major airlines. candidates who their completed ballots Small aircraft are also much In demand as disqualified for some reason." corporate a development the head of one planes, He undertakes to demonstrate this with some major manufacturer, President Max E. Bled of random figures. In California, he says, 7,167,043 Piper Aircraft, attributes In large part to U.S. persons voted for president but 8,137,M actually Industry's dispersion of operations to smaller to the polls. That difference, he says, . coinnumitlea In recent yearsfavor. ('II of "w.u, I i guiss It we want to use certain sourcaa ol energy, we have to 'pay our dues'." I I of of K.cSal.5l or won k -'--.- .0-_., .W. ___ . . - -. .. ........ - • . _, , - ' apt I - - - ' .. _ . 1. Totals 30S 3 1 002.05K *5 II MCKIIVSy •* G.CIlppa,d 305 •ITvrr I I s StAavIIso$ II Simmer I I Flicker • Overstr..t - __ ___ , IS __ Plaia _____ 505111 SUS TIOPIC SANS LINK AIIM a. I McKISV 1 oll OsoIsm 3 21 ,-__ 3 3 GiIJiT ) I PoSsiMo I srnusosr WIMI, I olals. II III McSaara Cs. liGalo T'np *05 isslImmu 2111011 1 I Pore fToh45 *3211 liars *3* fsriou 4t Tush $1515 Wit Q 2)4 3-Il 221.3-IS Isalisluis 0. - rnpp Griffin ::: N. McCask$Il 3 5 au.n Caner Schvmach.r Ma. 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Lvi, PIr$ $1 0106- 3 ASIN AIIM III P0505111 35 OATIO SIMIMOLI Niskasa, 413 Plaborty 25 *51K PLAZA $IaMIqy S Camp 35 AzckIr JonkIss * * I.ya* 30 vieldl 31 SKolma 341 Harroll 3 I McArdls 11010* 3IIp,g,,a I Andenom ________ ____ 322 &lomflald KwrckaeskI I Gisdwl. 31 II Lyack 311 Hera" 43 3 5 Card_isa, 33 Imwsan MIrcus tm 55 Torry 43 I I Sr.s.sIIs Ill Wi.. Porpos MeGoigs 41 I knspp 115 Msllins Gird_sn 51 Nffiss I II PI*jss III IMoiss. POrnO II IS Cluck III layms.d 50db. 1 SSNolm 33 lot Totals 323$ Teals 3154pi.* Totals *itti II Owls., 0 loyal AMC MI0-I OlIN *3 told_ Ford NI Il-I Totals 31*13 Nilkoser . . .1 __________ In T-ball games, Chris Green had a grand slam homer and double to lead Ball Trucking to a 17-12 win over Jack-In-theBox, which had four hits each by Charles Tulle and Dale Stickney; and Victor Jenkins homered with the bases loaded and Clarence Troutman drove in three runs with three hits as Kokoma Tool Co. stopped Power Drill & Fastener, 14-13. Pay Dougherty, Philip Hang and Derrick Mathis homered for the losers. it. _ ____ __ . . .. . 111 The baseball adage which. Don's Shoes had its own victory over Swim & Stuff; and to an 18-2 thrashing of Magnolia goes "you win some and lose adage-win some, and win Seminole Harness Raceway put Service Corp.; and Dale some" was never truer than some. It also won on Sat urday a 16.10 damper on Smith Stevens had three hits to lead last weekend In the Seminole as Ronnie Clippard hurled a Insurance. Milex Tuneup past Jackson Pony Baseball League. two-hitter In a 13.3 win over Elsewhere, Michael Terry Metal Works, 74. Ask Royal AMC Jeep. The Forest City Auto Parts. and Terry Helm homered M I T H I N. SIMINOLI Pony team won one and lost In other games over the Seminole Plaza's 20-5 win over SUSANCI SACIWAY One, *51K *51K weekend, John Cupit and Byron Datro Lanciclearing; Galaxy MarIo 434 lowers 4'' Royal was a 18-2 winner over Overstreet teamed up for a two. Mill Carpets used four hits by Smlm 402 Pullivm 444 Savor 411 Snell Den Reid Ford Sat urday on a hitter and Cupit banged out Chris Bonham and a two-hit 433 Taubons. III norma II i three-hit Pitching effort; then three hits In H & D Realty's 13-4 pitching effort to throttle Dial FIalirty 350 Seltzer III 23 2 came back Sunday tha makeup triumph and Cupit banged out Longwood Rotary, 18-I; Jonni10 322 Jordan 131 and Mictier game and ran into the two-hit three hits in R&D Realty's 13-4 Tropic Bank edged So k's 211 lOwinbamp 311 bi CoIIOI III Poll pitching of Kevin Wick as Don's triumph over Knight, Orr & Subs, 11-10. Jonsy IlOMirrow III 211 Webb lot Shoes grabbed a 2-1 trIumph. Co.; Brian Rogers was 3.for-3 Totals 32 0 II Totals Gary Stapleton and Paul crilors $1013 with four RBIs and Shannon Evans hurled a one-bitter and SSmithnsvrancs 131 1*-I6 km. lcoiay 423 111-16 DON'S 11"O1111 ROYAL AMC Bryant singled and doubled to Henry Gomez Mated a home ASS N ALL-STAR 311 lead Allstar Auto Parts toal7 Nidsols SWIM 'N STUFF I I iClippard run tolead Golden Comb Salon AUTO • Sawyer u I.. . . In Seminole Pony Loop u. l ... .• Rnt r i AAAr wine I rcc u w V V II I., arriers' withll-city market, and has just won them CAB approval of a 4 percent fare Se nse," bases his conclusion on the turnout of 'shown' that voting participation Is low." He drawal from the sma WASHINGTON - The Pentagon Is rushing to (to buy the destroyers) go by." He noted that Mother Iranian Fire Sale bargain the Navy regulators. They fear the i.gjiWjon wotjjd the riacge of American manufacturers who got they carry "the sane annarung, the sane guns, wants to grab up Is 180 Thoailx mlilt, for $77.1 hemp., their efforts to enforce safety an anstuck with more than $10 billion worth of can- the earne detection apparatus, the same mllhlan The mlt1 are Carried by F-14s, and vlroiinsidal standards. cthd irma contracts when their favorite everything" as the Navy's newest guided-mIssile only Iraand the United Stat., have than. Th fl, Irt,ned by Sm. Edward Kennedy, customer, the shah of Iran, w overthrown, cruisers. The trouble is, Idala hive admitted then's UMasi,, would reqef', feirai agencies to It was a poor comparison to make; the corn- no way of knowning whether som. of It Congress approves the bailout, much of thS Ph0%II co'w'ihr the impact their regulMio, will have armaments already in prodection will be par- mittee Vetoed f urther swochsctlon of the crefairs rntaUes or th Into on competition in the affected monopoly, the r40rPdr&W"&WMU bWkV. "We chased by the Defense Department, at an back in 1975 becaise their anti-aircraft tracking Soviet hands aft XU0AW . to show that the systems were found to be oeleeeeid. The prudently haVstoI1me that the Russians have benefits would c1eWI3 ultimate cost to the taxpayers of almost outweigh theregulation's Ill it effect committee report on that decision called It them," one know1eubl, source told our mjgfg have on cc'npetIon. "Inappropriat, to build any ship... with a associate Peter Grant. ___ The ides has support of An Internal memo to the White House from an Ufl$ s>'stan that is clearly inadequate to dustry's friends In Congress and of Several coagresemis fuel the proper course Is ____ Protiction Agency lawyer Achflhrs'atjon olfoclala who are reluctant to meet the projected threat within a relatively to develop a new Pioenlx miesik, instead of Environmental , undercut contract elaims with the new iia short period of time after delivery of the ship," buying more a model that may no longer be a EPA's that rules s lolt ti regime. et ng leve permissible ls of The four destroyers would cod the Navy $L3 secret to the SoViets, In fact, this Is being done by ___ tL __ the Hthse AiruaflCo,, and Of of the one' W $:Million Or 30 90 reft them Dubbed by Insiders as "the great Ira nian fir, "Under the bill, the affed.d Inhitry co uld t U.S. spedfra*kaçsa. missiles are 1uded maiM years budget aae Of wiepoery sals," the PrOPosed segg that the .LP'i Deapite the eflormous cod and Incrae . p taidad (or the shah would be it for Ms friends In couciMrati value at the ships, the Navy's purchase request the mendtles lusiry effort in the bidy," the nomo dates. is encountering ' "i bargain prices. Bid close scrutiny of the hans sailed smo Siva indiatry lawyers new op othly throegh the tmm1ttw, hnd.d position en Capitol HIlL involved shows that ma_____ are olisoist. or IP by pwtodties to drag out the regulatory procea." J Stei'js, Ds. By no cthjn, F4ait: ft'i od jiM the manufacture's who Hoyesd ie' y4ng jfl woM s, the pbullder, Ingalls, a sth.khry of Litton wIll gutofttheheekuath.pithi, give us mod uspeodve and cou4eesIa1 are the Indiutlrss, Is boded in Mlahelppt, to y a thence man prodiEts of If It as, four rancpdass deMrv.rs wIth.w the new IriM geveromod weild d1.l adety by irgufeg thet competition's the "Wa a bailout for 'Atten?' said a ual get __ back much if the 000 mInion aHdIwialdbeai __bad p"ed to modernise his navy. 'cousiosaI aide. "They' _____ shah , m the re saving 1* join in the dapult the shah pet . __oh TiM1Jyij before the Smat. Ari.d ServiCes 'sticii, t I $UW a. EVeS by d$'1 1. ,, . memo CI A1AU. A (qIttw, Navy Secretary Graham Claytor pretty gras." At $00,016 per job, "peas" Is an designed to suconrage wslHnt.adsd bill ''ne: "Agency dstarmlsefi t the new eanpetition in Asisrican mgrem.nt amod with It an asensoegi, rich said It would be "criminal to let the oppoetimity understatement. hiqy has raised cries of am from (dual WNW be sabject to ''1iige ... " 91 :,~,' . - ~ . :.._ Mor gan The Great Iranian $2 Billion Fire Sale kRRY'S WORLD .- __________ made the most of walks and errors. Eddie Behrens, Eric Dearborn and Scott Miller doubled for Twelve Oaks. Griffin got a home run and single from Joe Murkey, a triple from Mark Hubbard and doubles from Roger Ripp and Scott McCaskill. Brett Molle and Welchel teamed up for a one-hitter. Troy Turner, Tracy Turner and Scott Briel doubled for Sunshine TV. The Turners combined for a three-hitter. Behrens rounds first, Dearborn coaches, Utt on first JACK ANDERSON todowi its success. .... I - _•____ -~ ,'- -.: %, "' ~.",A,~o - - 032 020-4IUIV 053 hi-I II Oaks DlItm.r 04 r more Members of this panel, in testimony before I . for , 'ment or them ilves. 7be companies have been I -~ I'm 'N . generate Rep . . 4 1-W-1 WASHINGTON r - LaPeters Fans 17, Keys D1tt er Paola Victory __________ today described as "the strictest, cleanest fighter who ever laced on a glove." He is intensely proud of that reputation. For 20 years, he did all he could to impart the importance of "living right" to all the kids he taught boxing to in Chicago's Catholic Youth Organization ana he's doing the same thing now with those kids he oversees in his capacity as boxing Instructor for the city's Park District. Perhaps no one Is prouder of Zale than his wile. She once played in the old All-American Girls' Professional Baseball League that's baseball, mind you, not softball and has an uncommon understanding about the makeup and motivations of the professional athlete. "I know that boxing has been tarnished and ... I am amazed at how Tony has held himself above all the negative elements. He's clean. He has lived by his ideals all his life and that isn't easy. I think he made a covenant with God that 11 he ever achieved his goal, he would give of himself to the people and that's what he has done. He has given himself to the young people for the past 30 years." Tony Zale goes to church every Sunday and runs two miles every day when the weather permits. He's not rich, but he's happy, so he figures somebody up there likes him, too. "One time, I hit a fellow, I thought I killed him. I prayed to God he'd get up. He was out a long time and I was really frightened Of all the fights I had, this was the one in which I prayed the most. He finally got up, and boy, was I relieved." Zale was elected to Boxing's Hall of Fame 21 years ago. Overall, he won 70 of his 88 professional bouts, including 46 by kayos. He won the world middleweight title by knocking out Graziano In six rounds at Yankee Stadium In 1946, lost the crown back to him a year later In Chicago when the referee stopped the light In the sixth, and then became only the second man in middleweight history to regain the championship by flattening Graziano in three rounds in Newark, N.J. Zale still thinks the referee, John Behr, shouldn't have stopped the second fight. "I was on the ropes and Graziano was hitting me, but I was all right," he says. "When I came off the ropes, I had only one thought in my mind - to knock him out. The referee stopped it, though. I can't really blame him. He was a dead-honest guy and he only did it to protect me," It took a lot of persuading on the part of Zale's managers, Sam Plan and Art Winch, to get him to retire in 1949. Zale once was anyone to expend any county tax dollars. I couldn't see the rationale behind the decision of the majority. What I was hoping for was a way to save the taxpayers Science. ? Monday, April 23, 1070-SA Tony Zale At 65: Man Of Steels Finds Happy Life "I was extremely pleased with the support from Sturm and Mrs. Glenn," Piland said. "What disturbed me was the constant mention by some commissioners of th cod of manpower and equipment for he project. en' ng them E.WAL ? , SPORTS aepressing news from ran ran might warm the hearts of ANGL TERS 'Copisy Ns service Amerjcan motorists worried about where their 'next tankful of gas is coming from. The National 040~* 1 ranian Oil Co. reports that its production has 'reached 4.7 million barrels a day - nearly 80 2. percent of the million barrel level sustained under _____ the deposed shah. ___ There Is other news In the pipeline, however, I \/V h Ci S 0 .which suggests this will have little or no effect on 0 lII,.4 "c the oil-supply "crunch" now highly visible on weekend. Iranian officials say they deliberately over-produced to fill back-orders and relieve a That traffic jam at their export terminal. Production will be scaled back to about 4 million barrels a day doubts about the By DON GRAFF and held there in the future congressional view of the health hazards posed by saccharin should have been dispelled when In air travel these days, small is turning out And from Saudi Arabia comes word that oil to be big business. Rep. Phil Gramm, D-Tex., strolled into a recent production Is being scaled back to the 8.5 million _____Is__ One of the unexpected but In the long run House hearing on the subject waving a diet soda barrels a day It averaged when the shah of Iran and smirking. quite possibly most promising consequences of was In power. The Arabs, It appears, are not going While Gramm's grandstand act was hardly a deregulation of the U.S. airline Into continue pumping extra oil to make up for an class performance, pretty much typified the A silranian shortfall, skepticism of most members of Congress and freight services. The newcomers, í The exporting countries towards scientific evidence Identifying the often one- or two-plane operations and serving are looking out for initially only a few polni. are rushing In to fill a "'themselves, as might be expected. Iran will popular artificial sweetner as a carcinogen, or cancer-causing agent. void left by the massive rescheduling being iroduce only as much oil as It can without hiring Despite the findings of a National Academy of undertaken by the major carriers. ;:foreiwi workers who are anathema to the new Sciences study undertaken at the express order When Congress and the Civil Aeronautics government. Revenue will be less, but the Board granted the airlines greater flexibility In the lawmakers are no more anxious ,Islamjc Republic thinks It can get by on less than he routing flights and selecting cities served, critics 1917 to see saccharin . L --:,.without financing the ambitious economic banned from the marketplace by the Food and feared many smaller communities would be programs of the shah or his now-cancelled arms IV abandoned the Drug Administration. or lines Aki b contracth the mod lucrative markets. An 18-month moratorium on any such ban by !. I They were right. More than 75 smaller cities, the FDA will expire May 23, but it now appears The Saudis and other members of the OPEC likely that Congress will extend the moratorium cartel will keep their production at a level which by one recent count, have lost or have been notified of Impending cancellation of scheduled assures a "tight" market -tight enough to sustain for another two or three years - health hazards WORLD be damned. service since last October. But paradoxically, the recent 9 percent increase in the base price, plus There Is, In fact, still considerable scientific many may end up better served than before. whatever surcharges the member countries can While the traffic they controversy about the exact nature and scope of Is not sufficient to squeeze out. Iran currently is collecting an extra m the cancer risk posed to humans by saccharin. eet costs of service for the major carriers with 4, Vote $1.90 a barrel on its light crude, for instance. pa thy One National Academy of Sciences panel, after their jumbo jets, It can be a real moneymaker Thee result is still what President Carter for the small-plane, low-overhead operators. reviewing all existing studies, last fall concluded ' described In his recent energy message -less oil the sweetener is indeed a carcinogen, ableit a Categorized as commuter lines, they provide By ARNOLD SAWISLAK cream Californla'sturnout of eligibles from 71.8 both direct links among sma er ci relatively weak one. ll at a higher price. It remains the official policy of ties and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ronald Moe has percent to 81.5 percent. He offers similar figures The study committee also concluded there is publish connections to points served by the big national the United States and other oil-Importing countries ed a minority report on voter tnrnout In for New York, Hawaii, Connecticut and Sou th and regional airlines. evidence whatsoever that saccharin offers the United States. He says It probabl : In the Inteniattonal Energy Agency to reduce their no y was at Carolina. any health benefits, oçpoied to risks, By CAB court, more than 300 commuter lines least percent In 1978 - nearly 30 percent petroleum consumption by five percent to absorb Moe says there are several good reasons for are currently operating. Many have been formed the cutback. a secondban NAS sa panel stopped closer look at the claims of extremely during the past year, almost all are growing and of Nonetheies, urging an immediate ccharin - theshort higher than the bare majority other authorities taldnga low voter turnout, ,. Drivers impatient with no-gas signs or weekend only action available to the FDA under exLiting used the last presidential election, the most promising territory Is the West with its First, he says, "groups seeking Changes in widely separated and closings of service stations may be wondering who food safety laws - and recommended Instead . Moe, a specialist in American government for a ding urba centers. the Lãbrary of Congress, writing In the Repub- certain public policies are more likely to find a to blame -OPEC, the oil companies, the govern- that the laws be changed to permit a And here, for another paradox, the fuel pinch lican National Committee's journal "Common friendly reception to their Ideas If It can be that has contributed to the major c flexible response. - r. % I Springs would pay the full costs. Nobody seemed to hear him. The request was turned down on a consensus of 3-2 with Williams, Kirchhoff and French opposing and Mrs. Glenn and Sturm in favor of granting the request. I. .- . . I S HftWd Sanford, Fla. I U U U I U a * Seminole County's Only Daily Newspaper * a U UUUSUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUIUU.. Menomonee Beano an ago ago Beano - • -,--- S . - - . - - •, 5- -- -- - -- -.,' •..z'-. - �6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, April 23, 1979 I1 iL . • •. Conad ~t Watson Nabs . i:- T of LA COSTA, Calif. (UPI) Tom Watson, the in "~ was sixth. Bruce Liet:ke and - PGA Player of : the Year in 1977 and 1978, keeps --• should Ll0wu go ap- ".' _ , V ,, \ . I ... ! • . . .. - ' power-play goal past Leaf ~ . Watson is flying high for the Player, 44, finished strongly third straight year with a 68 for a 282 total and WtthhIsI3th consecutive sub- fourth place, earning $18,000. par round Sunday, Watson Loser to Fuzzy Zoeller in a y J ". . - . .1 '. . '. , • j -- - • .-., ,..- I - . - five, • C was 19 shots. Still without a but saw his lead slip to two , - finish to 24 , BOWLING •NChIlt penalty." are, left I'm error late In ~ "i''~ ~ __~ r ~~ \ .J '___~-, a __ , . . .,:--~,_A ~__ I az_....., ~ .f % game," said ,' . Alto - i .. ____ Blal k (1 . Callforni __ - Texas McKeclmie and Dan Maloney . II 400 scored within a 26-socond span Bullets urs Reach Sem is and I frois the far cwm to give __ ____ -_ ,_._" au vs IF ____ ad ____ yis,uu games, spurs use Baltimore "me . I __ ___ : _ _____________________________________________ - - K1n5U city' 0:33 P.M. - Toronto aewhere In the AL, Sal. Railers 1 belted a three-run homer r &A-inning grand slam ho=. last 10 holes for a 70. Ega'an In ths eighth Wn' ng timore swept a do"Undw Grail NeWiss went "w4i ChkMo. Ca Anted the final round drove home the winning tim, :The All-Stars are home from Milwaukee 1-2 and 74, laciulSug a two-rim hosi'er and turday and Sunday agairm in a Iii f or the lead with Debbie but It was a masterful relief New York beat Texas 14, a nm'acoe aingie, to lead the Rid Su6, - wm ______ Khan Cla _______ ______ - ____ _____ _____ ____ ' 3', hwholull, mma Dw &A SAM 1W ___ _____ th@mwecw1d&1aWWbA *s* to five Wu a& Eddie Mirray drOve Ii tier i PThIt and BObby Beid CHICAGO (UPI) - Au M., for No.1. Two iku beck of the r In the privies five ga with a double Cep ft's cealsy r-rei two aid Gesy ?Jnauiv belied ala Foswhes*. of A Arbar, ' G,nla sad James lIlu r -- town. _______ _________ ' leaders we's Melitaslin, Joyce with the Angels, the A's wits singles and Ken $ingletos ás(s cwii.r $1 the Indians .ep,sd Mith,Isdaflsldof1*riu yitthe$i-tiult.e'pein E.WMNpss 3 I, Cpilj'jj aid (why nest. outscored 140, While i Angel lianuieed hr RelINe'. _____ I _______ POW lbs Whit. l.a five-gauss frim1IdM.sind,ysfi,g the III period c"dsg asa* raeuets in ims 19 Anum avsrsge agslal Qa1 bait bit- thr.irua t:: p.,p&ig ____ tar Wul $14 dep to gain his Miter Ra hr WsiItha 34, 1 peelhim be the eve. series Thereby 1141, 1141. Yhebs fl)) k'.r MI., t. - I - I). -. . ' - 10.10 1. L _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ . I _ _ ' ' F" "_'_ - -- __ - I I , S S S - -- - . I nc l udes up 1600 9.20 1.40 to live quarts t5aa major brand tO/3D oil. Oil tiller extra it needed. jjjjjj.-. ii 1JR tonlurvIci extra If needed. Front efirel drive and clOuded Inspect and rotate all tour tires suspension and steering systems Sal castnr, camber, and toe-in • Most U.S. cars, some imports to proper alignment • Inspect Warranted 00 days or 3,000 miles, whichever comes first • Brake Service Your Choice , t- % Additional pvt'o and services 6988 'Ira if needed RETREADS $ \ J A HELPS MAINTAIN STOPPING POWER 2-WHEEL FRONT DISC: Install now 4.WHEEI. DRUM: Install now brake .- L 103 (at) L$riI29-LI$AIIIIIS$ Ill Siltife Engine $ 2 FOR 3.30 Air Conditioning Service Tune•Up 41 88 1$40I $4988 4 A78-l3blackwall, plus $1.63 EEl and old tire. -. ilackwall 33g NEIPS INSUlt SUICK STAlls ttttonic engine. Oiaiging, and Stirtnt systems analysis 0 Install noor Points. condense,. rotor S Set usd1 Jill tm,ng S 4juSt Ciibuietor lnCiudt DitSun, Toyota. VW, and tight tIuCkt $261 $2.44 WNrMted N aisie 3,005 miles. '$lc*ei,, comes nest Wa,raatel 00 4as or 3,000 miles, 6ci. $'cyl. tflCiu45 liSted pit and labor no "ilia Charfe for iir COnditioned cars $4 ie5 or eiect,onic ignition Cti. 'I POICE FIT MI old tire All-i) $71.13 $31.11 $22.10 11.63 $2.03 F78-14 ,,,J30.0i _$?22 G7$.14 $31.10 117014 1!IL.. .,_G71i5" ________ $32.00 H71.I5" ,,j34.50 - _________ - ____ tI00 i!fiiternC'it ii J0 per Pound Ad.lttionai parts and SCIuC es ,Lr" eitra if needed HELPS MAINTAIN MAXIMUM COOlING Perform Complete rib test S (,J(uiIe mu echange entire system 0 Adjust drive beit tension • Tighten evaporator. condenser, and C Omp,e%55r mounts S Most U5 some Site - • _____ _______ ____ '"J'" 3O CflOOSe from 695-14, 078-14, C78-14 4' • " ., cars Imports ntica,,.,, nest __________ 1.10 440 Lu 340 340 0(1.0) 17.01; P($1) 61.31, 1(143) Time 311.70. 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C: April lI-Seattle ill OS *1101111 Fully Inspected Goodyear Retreads Are A front brake pads and grease seals lining, all 4 wheels • New front • Resurface front rotors • Repack grease seals • Resurface drums front wheel bearings • Check call. Repack front bearings • inspect hy. nets and hydraulic system • Add draulic system • Add fluid • Most fluid (does not include rear wheels) U.S. cars, most Datsun, Toyota, VW . Warranted 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first - 101 QUALITY _______________________________________ MONTH I*raca.1.16.1: 1 ttarcruh I$.asee $eIs sides. 34) / - ' • INAL 1.10 - - HELPS PROTECT TIRES AND VEHICLE PERFORMANCE • Please call for appointment Road-holding six rib design. Dependable, smooth-riding diagonal-ply construction, Don't miss this Value! . ___ - ' Path and all,. Cflrvette wsr Strsak78 13.20 620 l Three Strokes tir00 p u I - - . Sixelffib 2)737.46; Kansas ____ - - I • '-' ' _________ PuN) 410,10, T(61 1 fl OW;0Pat - -1 I - . 4.00 I Spicey Pepper _ " - ''' 4.10 PS4Io*$pItIo vs. Ian AntoNio (San AntonIo leaft series, 3.11 77- - -- I I - , - 2.40 S Alert's Mr. £ 3.50 0(2.4) lI.$j P(24) 31.10, TCI4.S) 111.40: Time 31:06. 1*sMgelssvs.kaThe • _ . ' I . 3.00 2.20 lAhiosoAkilia H3 CENTER -, a 0 --------r-_ . ~ 4.00 3.00 . ________ SERVICE 1' S . Chassis lubrication and oil change. Includes light trucks ___ ____ ____ or- .. HELPS PROTECT MOVING PARTS 0(14)17.11: IN 1-4) 61.10; T(I-0-3) April 37-Kansas City at Phoenix, 1.7.ie Time 31.11. T*race. $16. Si m of Kansas 4T"m Player 10.3111 &36 2.0 ti, 3:45 p.m. 300 340 a.May -Kansas City at Phoenix, • 3 Speedy Rocket 340 _______ _____ I. / 14.0)101.20: Time AVII IS— Phoenix At Kansas CitY, 601419 ToW . $:31 p.m. s - . - - - Polyester Cltyfl - , I)atributrdby King Features Syndicate. 9 . Ninffircs.$I4.$x ___ ______ " • / / I ,- - _____ ____ / - II ioi 20. A- 3320; Handle- $204.23). . I - 11 !4' 5.00 April 22-Phost Ix 10, Kansas 5 Kalki Kan _______ 6' ' Third race,5.16. Dt ,.ApII 20-Kansas City 111, ______ ________ - . - OANDO SWIlIteR011s _____ ____ _______ -- Dog Racing l Campus Eva Well" CsoIsmcs Squash Win .1 J , . ., 1, 460 . . 10 p.m. - _____ 5' I I a-May 3-Philadalphla at San ms., TIme 31:73. 'Antonio. 0:30 ms 880 4.20 'IiI S Q(34)ILWP(4.3)$4L1e,T(4.3. Time 31:71. Povrth race,5-16, 0: Atlanta 60ra liv., 5.40 360 240 city " .' I . I .- . Second race, $16. C: O Manatee Pursy 31.0012.60 6,00 30-WashIngton 00, Atlanta April 17-Ptieanix 102, J. , Washington Beinia vs. Kansas CIty (VSs.als Plods sedel. 3-I) Twelfth Game I? 40 3900 6 10 4Mutilla Diaga ~- 1. 1' b. HOCkey - - -_1 0 Aprai: Goirl AUTO - PhIladelphIa 112 Seveaffiracs, $16. C: AprIl 26-PhIladelphia at San 3WIndMMer 11.207.303.00 AntOnio, 0:30 p.m. a.Ed" 9006.40 k.Apra 29-San Antonio at ocieir. Mabsi P0ladilphii, 1:30 Pfl. 0(3.4)1640, P11.3) 47.41; 111411 ____ ______ _' - April 22-Son Antonio its, _____ _________ r .. - . shlngton, 1:30 p.m. - ______ ____ . - .: -- Antonio .119, A • PhiladelphIa 106 lMIiiI I 11w I I i dA AMR April 17-San Antonio 131, 3.00 3:00 Philadelphia 130 aS. Policed 4.10 April 30-Philadelphia 123, San 0(3.4) 16.00: Pt4-3) 47.70i 1(4.3.3) AntOnio 115 311.60, Time 31:31. ______ -' \' 5 10 - - SITE inun a -i ___ ' - :~~ '__... = Twelfth race, *D: April 22-Washington 120. III Cot) R'CannOII APrII 24-Atlents of Washing", 3 Surfr;ded 3.4 0:30 P.M. 0(24)1910: P(413) 311-76s 1(6.2-3) *.April 26-Washington •t 314.66; Time 31:3). . Atlanta, 73S p.m. Pifffirace, 1.16, Di *.AprII 29-Atlanta at We. 35o$ton Hunter 1.30 3.20 2.00 who the Bullft down by 12 Walt Davb led the Swilis _____ Bob Robertson.9 0(14)11.00; April 1-5n , RE 31:79. Atlanta vs. Walifil"is ( 11118611111111iftill 1006 swl", 3-1) April 1$-Washington 103, Atlanta . 280 1 10 300 i Of 1-4) 26.40; PC 1-4) 18.40; T(I-4-7) 174.00; Time 31.66. utility y pI ye 1 Shire Khan SAlirt's Poliy IManatee Pocky - - , . ~ I SATURDAY MATIMEN Conlemeac. Semifinals (Best all Se ven ) (AlITimesIST) April If 1. D 11011? night _. 9 ,/ ' .4 4.00 360 2.10 * 60 Q(1$)HST 00April 17-Atlanta 107 . _____--_________________________________________________________________________________________ - By United Press Intimnatmnnal San $00 . . . 4.00 3.10 ljonasSandy 7 Alert's Ca nd y \\ .... )2.90 340 3.40 E leventh Game 1220 4.00 2 Domingo Urquiza 16 20 6 20 3 20 Fourth Game 4 Victor Olano 11 60 11.20 1.20 League. NBA Playoffs - , - 0(2-5) 38.40; P (2-5) 0130; T (2-SO ISad Echani: q(2$) 47.20; P (0-2) 151.00; 1 ($2202o \ 1. 1 Trani 5.00 3.60 ' - " _. -. . 1 00 L Real Estate to Maine of the American Hockey ho Basketball r _______ _____ 1 c - Boston at Seattle, night '.- ________ 11.20 10.00 4.60 2 Ramon Gasti II Baseball New York at Oakland. night Dandridge also had four advags In their Western in the fourth pitied Conference __________ sIfbs.l series. _____ L,s::P.m. Baltimore at California, _ _____ 1510 760 IlVictor-Rodollo 5 Tippi Scott 4.80 QII-6) 2S.60; P(6-1) $7.30; TO-4-7) Transactions 1.), 2 at Kansas City, night Chicago , -- S flflor 'p Toronto at Toxn, night points dway tirough the balanced attack with 23 poka, ________ third period, cought the Hawks, followed by Alvin Adams w*h Meliterlin. She fired nine effort by Dave Heaverlo ill the Minouota (aige downed Seattle 3-i, akees to vistory behind the Fittingly enough, * WN * nine. 17udMJke George Scott dr blrdL Saturday - to tie the ninth Inning that saved the In f with 15. Sims' defeated $4 slz'hit pit IVIRNI$$ Chicago ch ing of Host Giddey. rvns and Rick Burlesosi belid a LPOA re rd co but could not game for the A's. b D.drldg. with hard Pail Wlphal played ______ N as 111 Meaa.dsr AIR B - Qty 5.0 The gems was hlgI1ght by homer to back the foerhit I '1 1K0 " to pliy that fi nd her game again. oely 14 Kill, 11* Angels looked as 11d Ma.svicb IS PtaNMa , the game lato overtime at 155. pebils, 23 below ide average. I just really couldn't get would pull the game outIfInthey tIll ad Detroit defeated Torosil. 4. the first qpeuc. of relief pltdilng of Mi :: L.NOW Sporky I4 l5 againet s Red Sax ran tir 155. control of the ball," said Car- ninth when Den Ford Scott W,*nu ad Otis BM kim. 3 I In t,amsuee. L toimir Lyle was streak to few 1 6 if tss, stuepedod,ft wan 10 ba(poiMuIsCItto p who has won 34 lavr- and Rod Carew doubletif with 22 p,ce PINs 31 a Dealidge J_m1j.t1 that at the *1. naments In her career - three none cut. But Hisvsrlo, after Los PraidAngola Wallop nipped e 14:00 by Nettles. use" 3' do Buillets In k" to stay cowan 3 slncethedartoflf79."li'snlce walking Don Baylor In.. San l)•g $3, , Slabs I $7, th.flrm although hi had to Hotatla edged TWINS, Merimeal DeVSRossmar.tlred Now III to win NXII for m-kin- two tenitionally to load the bases, C'indlsr II i home 13 magma es.IuilnkBlgMxnmarai got Joe too Cincinnati , tll-hreshingrvnln thrlllilttitinplkMSg$he York Carter the the eiath Gm", who hit two IHxtejs 'to out of Sea today." : out piticb,bitter Rick Miller am King Si 0 ad to $I" rt.s.0 is, Her generosity, not her girth, retired Bobby Grich on a force QilC..I t Thee opped 41. land the Mermners their eIgMls 1W. Raima, 14, l MS ashit WesMaos a flvpo mujs in the r.os Carner Is known out to end the game. VINNe" SAMPAID Ices WI)d the flv..h4 bud whus Roy Howell 0-'ersd the Hawks aeddel " AIIM on the tw as "N SIN - e ahm In the dX1L A • $ Rains • Sla's also known for her love of have______ been very deainiued," Doug Dncss hit I 41134 ______ _______ 7raiuii*i. •s Ma5yl t'oiieud for the TIgers. him. Ailbett lock the less. 17 reho to he keep the Rha of 4'Is lOst Ms fierth 4oL.Raies 11 ipr c pg om 11* ia V be ianddownf.rflvs L.*MIIam. • 13,w$s off tockovur. • Sol ________ cukio where âe ad her gamss.Wejiutwaitidtoelaw .dnakaidth,Brewu,s'i, Sunday when he d.t.sd The Ys Best Andr.Thermosio,,mnis $IIMMN I Serge _____ W'r'aa4P'pmeat Pma's14,1&L1'J __ 34.10 32.00 7.00 . - 332 40 1000 110 7 00 S Enrique 4ZPJT Edmonton vs. New England. Cincinnati winner. ames MirV108018 Of Cleveland Detroit at Milwaukee, night sevens lss,3.l,andcandlnch ___ ColIseum on at the Seattle Dsndi'k. made the crucial Wukiesday 'iigig bssksta w the ds(snd1ng Sss , champion Bullets beat the Ths8unsosc Kings Hawks th gob a3.i lead their 174 in the last fly, minutes of beitof seven NBA Eastern the first quster en UW7 _____ 2Vscandi Seventh Game / - akr- %111I . 15 20 460 3 20 420 3 10 0(4-7) 42.00; P (7-4) 141.50; T 17-4. I Arano Olano 5) 423.00. c Tenth race, 5-16, A: 6Wright Elvis 12.20 7.00 Aril P 'S-'.e a Winnipeg, nfl peg, 1:30p.m. x-May I -Winnipeg at Quebec, g P-'fl ' of p.m. Pen. (Clancy 1.2) at Texas (Alexander Phoenix dawned Kaisea ________ Milwaukee Minnesota 3, Seettlo I Oakland 7, California # Today's Games (All Times EST) Chicago (Worthans 3-0) of ~ beat LOS Angeles 117-115 tory. Seattle leads W blagd. __ 7. 4.00 140 . New York S. Texas i Cleveland 0. Chicago 5 Qty 10145, ___ Oakland 1, 6" Milwaukee Baltimore nupemonics W VIC'. ___ Seattle Boston 4,Kans.s City Q. ' ______ . ______ 4 Carasa Gerardo 2 Domingo Pradera - - Tenth Game .e- ______ April 23 - Winnipeg &t Quebec. if p.m. April 25 -Winnipeg at Quebec, I p.m. - April 27--Quebec at Winnipeg, 9 Sunday's Itsoulto A1isi. Hawks and Gavin Antonio a ill-lOS advantage edh*3pokdg,i2lnth,lad with 45 seconds rs.i"I'ilng. quwtu,topsathsapurstoa Ss1SsicsU7,L.kejjJ 115412 triumph over the Gus William. scord3Q poInt., PWIp4ilplts 7lers. --- -- -----'and Dennis Johnson added 23 to 1r_ L_ - ____ _______ Sixth Game WA?& Th' . V. Second Game ? Trani Isidro . b,' /1?'?4 As ? h Thelma J 3.60 00-51 79.40; P(S-2) 608.10; T(2-7- Se-less Detroit 4, Toronto i __ overtime victory over the 6, California 13, ' ,,,. 0(2.3)40.40; P (25) 1)4.00; 1 (2-511 213-00. \: . .' . Ninth race, xtC:5 Winnipeg vs. Quebec Cleveland S 4, night - _ '..__ 520 1.60 ' :. '-Nmttr&,ame 8 60 680 500 5 Gast, Arr,eta 3 10 2 80 2 Oscar Diaga 3 10 3 Eqana Rodolto - . 0(23)4920; P (3-2) 136.20; 1 (3-2- 20 3 20 . Toronto S. Detroit 4 l c - 7 .500 4 1 % ' • ( '\. - U 'N'i \( ' ,4y/5 13.80 740 640 600 9.60 -----. • ._ PAL4', - --- 7 Carasa Gash II 7 Irani Andre 5 lrusta Isidro 'l •.ML•L SOO 3 00 o9; Handle $171,296 8.40 to 20 Fifth Game Q($) S Cactusa , Debbie Semifinals Baltimore 4. Milwaukee 2 Texas S. Now York 0 Minnesota _______ MIDI (111"t of Three) (All Tim es £51) Series A 21/s Cincinnati vs. Now England (Series tied, 1-1) 313 Saturday's Results Boston 10, Kansels City 4 Chicago . as evM mo in ar, has not been scored on in 8 enabling St. LAWS to Sup the Dodgers' linew had at least 2-3 innings. Teamming with CUx1nneti's fivergame winning one hit with the exception of --.._. - Seventh race Rozema April 20-N.Y. Rangers S. I Ma na tee Dodie Philadelphia I Oakland past New England. The series - By United Press ersati.sal INVERNESS - Just to prove really learned from r Saturday's 19-2 win was problem was Afterbelngbadgeredby thefr no fluke, the Sanford All-Stars m after a ianaae on the £Uul. own fans and bullied by the clobbered Inverness again I vowed for it not to happen California Angels for two again. Sunday by a 104 score weeks, the Oakland A's finally (1W " ;Jim Meadows pitched a ' got tired of having sand kicked and Bobby birdie that Blalock's caddie had in their faces. three-hitter hoped to dismiss, Canter tried Manovich and Tom The A's, treated 'roughly by gamble for an eagle on the to had four hits each and Levi in five previous Raines had a homer and single 1&h hole and missed it by a the Angela this season, got up off matter of inches. She bogeyed gar for four RBIs. their backs and got their licks in Sunday It was Randy Merthie four holes Sunday and birdied Sunday by snapping Califorwith a five-Inning one4dtter and two for a 75 and a four-day,total finS i0game winning , of 6-under-par . Blalock also ThIchSU$h with a ...... ..... 1111$ Sd Samuel P'UlIIt' set A run-scoring double by Jun the tone of the game with a round and bogeyed five of her 3 ' ' 7. .400 1 6 7 Chicago . turning profewow. "I lost to Judy Rankin April 1$-N.Y. Rangers 6 Minnesota _____________ Pair . Rangers 2 (of) 4 9 .301 5 cinnati 3 April 22-Cincinnati 6, Now West W L Pd. GB England 3 April 24-cincinnati at Now 12 4 .750 England, 7:30 p.m. 1 4 .667 2 , I Cleve who has been with Houston lest chance for a birdie Sunday "She doesn't often allow YOU since 1968. "It seems like the Joaquin Andujar, who rnrrea- streak. Helix' game-winning hit Sutton. In the Lady Citrus Classic, but that chance to beat her In a com componen ponents ts are here." dared one hit In 1 1-3 innings was his third of the year. Buddy Cubs 4, Eapos 1 Jane Blalock knew better. playoff, said Blalock, who Cedeno's sacrifice fly Sunday for his second win in Schultz, 1-1, pitched the final "I told him we needed to Mart sank her own 2 4-foot putt for inCesar Dave Klngi--n and Harry the first inning and back-to- two days, the Houston duo have two Innings to pick i the win. thinking about Playoff par and $15,WO at the 6,200 back doubles by Cedeno and pitched Foote each belied home 26 24 innings ft Ray KW& bad two girAles. Use 11111111111MA Zh~ lat~#A~l Minkil, V" 6k"- %_"M wu". and RIPdr U..k.1 #--A strategy, Blalock said. She s a UK* yard, par 73 Rio Pinar Country Watson in the sixth provided the season and have allowed nine Braves 3, Padres 7 such a tough competitor. hitter as Chicago won its, fourth The chips were dawn Sunday Club course. The two teams never were first two Houston rims. But hits and one rim. Dale M ur phy socked his straight. Reu.chel, 14 lost his ø the Washington Bullets and more then fo__ Blalock herself is not one to "I love a golf -course like M Pittsburgh matched the Astros Mets 4, Phililes 2 ur points apart seventh homer and Barry shutout hid in the eligift when the San Anwo Spm went to during the entire second MU shrink from a fight. Of seven because you have to be a shot- with a run on a passed ball and Pinch-hitter Gil Flores singled home two runs Tony Solaita doubled and their high-roihers. Naturally, intll 5:04 rnained in the playoffs she has started, maker. It took a lot from within John Milner's seventh Inning gled home the tying run andsinin Bonnell the bottom of the eighth in. Blalock lost only one - the me to pull this off. scored on Andre Dawsonts they bit the *kPOL game. At that poid, Gervin's RHI double, scored the go-ahead run on ning to lift Atlanta over San single. first. Bob Dandridge the Wash- tip-In gave San Antonio a gg Th e hard-won victory beat Carner Sunday after reminded her of the only playoff ington Bullets and George lead. Baskets by Julius Frving Wth golfers re Identical a GerviD of the S00iSP ng e s ' Streak Broken fourfoot bogey putts on the first each canstM'o "It was right after I darted the fosj Sixers to within 101-104 with A111111111111111111111 15 quarte rto lift their cluba to 143 r.na1nbg on the tour," said Blalock, who jolnedtheLPGAinlO6S.She ifaction, ' playo throws, vietory in apass AlloStars __ 1 won fourtoirnaments last year sndrtdgsicored3lpoüga, aidcbovslnforalayup.After for her best performance since 15 of them In the final iartsr, Erving lilt afi goal, aim 640 320 7 Isasa Gondra 4.20 SOscarPaco Sixth race, 5-1 6, A: 4.80 3.20 2.20 Philadelphia I I I -M Mllw - Cl 1 Vicandi P:TI" 0)347 00 FirsfGame 3 The Spectator3.$0 1-1), (N.Y. Rangers lead series, 3.1) .02 4 9 Detroit Bitinre . Sittler scored 1:20 sipart in the goals and Jamie Hislop had second period and Walt four assists to pace Cincinnati it. Once it starts, the first late in . An error by Pittsburgh identical scores, Their oc - for 26 consecutive inning outburst. scoreless : The Canadians will now play took a 5.0 lead early In the shortstop Tim Foh, acquired victory booded the As to a h p bdore j Youngblood Dodgers 9, Gla 2 the last Thursday from the New 12-4 record and a three-game hit his first homer of the year second d on Ftorek's third -___ DoøSi,gton pitched a dthittsr In. other Sunday nigt* playoff coal before, New England York Meta, on Bob Watson a lead over second-place Cincin- oft loser. Steve Carlton, 2-2. and tied a career high w*h 1,2 ms s, Boston eliminat ed hard ground rallied on goals by Mike ball in ON eighth naU In the National League Jesse Orono, I-o, recorded his strikeouts and Von ' ff h. Joshua and piagburgb with & 4.1 victory, Rogers, Gordis Howe and Miks J. inning allowed Craig Reynolds West the best Mart In the first major-league decision. StIve Yeager edto lead a the New York Islanders MtOovlch. to score from second base with club's 17-year history. Car 4, Reds 3 'ORLANDO, Fla. ( 15-lilt Los Angeles attack. jj ) hole of sudden death. Carner the decisive run. The left-handed Sambito, who Ken Hefts and Ted Simmons Russell and Derrell Thomas ) The caddie suggested that bogeyed her next chance on the "This Is the best team we've earned his second save of the drove in eighth-Inning rims, three hits each A 9 N.Y. forthe4.OMontreallead.But Sdigers$,Wbalen3 Rocky Saganluk and Darryl Robbie Ftorek scored three - JoAnne "Big Mamma" Carner second playoff hole, after might get Attery and miss her blasting out of a bunker. 3 Beide Wally 9.60 0(45) 56.00; P18-6) 179.10; 1(14- s.ao 4.00 Roi%'O 1OO'I' 6 Ramon Diaoa April 111--ftston Angeles (MessersmItp I. Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Rangers Boston 'WE 17 CO&'P 5ECOñ7 O'VtY 7't.&'p .7,I1 W/M't'R, VPf' 'oRF,'C,' - E 17'%QL I? 60 5 60 I Gasli Gasti I I .. P(O-I) 345.30; 1(41. nigh 1)10,557.00; Time 39.10. ngeles t Ange es at Eighth race. 1-14,8: St. Louis of Atlanta, night x-April 26--Philadelphlis at N.Y. 2 Heather Crash 11.10 1.60 3.40 7 Wright Flame 8.80 4.40 Pittsburgh Cincinnati, Rangers, 7:30 p.m. of I Which Way Isup 3.90 ng 3 Carry Cap 2.80 Philadelphia, IRA AMERICAN LEAGUE 0(2.7) 47.00; P(2.7) .00; T(2 7•1 ) WHA Playoffs most 315.40; (2•7.3) 132.40: Time 31.29. goal and two assists and Joim 2 80 120 300 7 April 21-Boston 2: Pi,u; 1 240.40; TIme 31.24. April 22-N.Y. Rangers 4, Philadelphia 0 Philadelphia, Ar1l24-N V Rangers a P - Playo Toug 2.40 Twelfth Game 0(1.4) 44.10; P(ll) 13030; 1 11-431 $SO 5 DrIf's No Houston at Chicago - 14 20 9,20 3.00 012-5) 91.4c; p(l.all) 15.50; Pfeil. I Egana Pecina San Francisco at New York, Raigers $, Flyers S Don Murdoch and Eddie 11 WHO 7(/GHT wcr IV1 r(rp-, f/NAl 5 A4'O h',4 61 /YOiY 1, 1/F /fO57 -1 lruta Sardy 15.20 1020 380 óSàfllj Arrieta 570 BEqanaPecina 600 360 Q(7-I)7l.4O;P Is- 7)211,20;T Co. 7. 2 Arano Urauiza 3.20 4)2.209.00. 0(4-0) 42,40; P (4.4) 142.30; 1(4-0Eighth Game 21 952.80. -*Zubi Echaniz 1360 610 160 I) 207.00; DO (2-I) l's.so. Third Game . Houston managed to capture shoftop Frank Taveras' RBI Diego. Dave Winfield belted a two games of their single in the eighth Inning to solo homer for San Diego, you build confidence and series with the Pirates -aided spark New York over Philadel. which came back from a H momentum." by Pittsburgh errors by phia. The Mets had gone d eficit with a six-run sixthI. team is doing 6 Cam EleventhGame 3 IruslaGerardo 020 260 I Domingo Diaga 300 0 (34) 44.40; P (4.3) 97.00; 1 (4.3. 3 Santi Fourth game 5.14, 0: 2 Fair Trial 21.00 .80 6.60 Simber Ridge 4.00 April 22-50%ton 4. Pittsburgh I San Diego at Montreal aa. ,. (Robinson) V$jPVIA .. D &PVI avidsonstopped %• W fell down," said a dejected pod his first playoff shutout Williams. "Thint's all. I couldn't and New York's first Awe IM. believe It was a penalty." The Hangers, who have now Robinson, who had scored outscored Philadelphia 18-2 earlier as Montreal mvzAed a since an overtime lose in the 44 advanUge, put W winning opener, scored twice in each shot past a screened Harrison. period and can wrap up the Yvon Lambert and Robinson series Tuesday In Philadel phia. Yvon scored goals 1:02 apad in this Bobby Sbfthm scored On other first; period and Piern Mondou New York gold, his fird in the and Pat Hughes hit within a NHL. since the 1976-fl season. il I and other times I don't feel I'm two wins this year, rewrdeA his Sambito, who kept his ERA at capable of doing that." 13th tour win in eight PGA 000 with two-thirds ofanthn ing of relief work in Sunday's 3-2 It was the first win for Watson seasons. Watson will play New Orleans Open that victory over the Pittabugh in his five appearancei; in the T $250,000 Pirates. "This year the other of C. His bed previous finish gets underway Thursday. - way to go, on a call like because we had the I Ramon Paco 10-60 12.40 3.20 6 Norma Crash Today's Cam" Los 2.10 Game 6 Victor Is isdro lostin vs Pittsburgh Los Angeles 9. Sin Francisco taken a 24 lead, Mike Walton anM aver ORG cool? oc FOR Sixth Game 2 Sant i Gerardo 1720 560 120 8 Trani Gasti 11 G° 0(21) 41.40; P(21) 213.70; 1(204) 40040. Seventh Game 1) 9.30; 1(2.5.6) 612.20; Time 31.49. 2 Santi Mandiola 2 winner. After New York had 0 (44 40.00; P (4.4) 133.30; 1 (4•4• 3)341.30. 2 Galdos Gerardo 500 3 00 3 Sara Daga 520 3 00 IrustaPradera 680 3.10 4 Beide Badiola 610 4,60 3TraniDiaga II 200 2 Eqana Arrieta 3.20 0 (23) 32.20; 1 12-5-3) 244.10. Q(31) 32.00; P13.4) 123.00; T (3.4- Cot) Houston 3, Pittsburgh 2 against the Rangers-Flyers 11.00 20.20 3.60 22.00 5 40 S Lady Lady (Boston wins serIes. 44) AprIl 16-Bost*n 6 PlttIbur 2 4 Doodle Duster St. Louis (Vuckovich 1-0) at Atlanta (Niekro 1.3), 7:35 p.m. reaiiy given It a shot." is a delicate the Islanders into momentum and could have Johnstone scored two goals gone back to Montreal and splece, Phil Esposito added a While Joe Sambito acknowl- in addition to his 1975 .i , DAYTONA BEACH SATURDAYMATINEE 00-41) 143.10; P(I-6) 292.20; T(I-6. I Arca April 22--Montrost S. Toronto 4 Chicago I Montreal 1 Atlanta I, San Diego 7 St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 3 a twoq:ninute standinig ovation so," isid Nelson. "It was a in the final minute. nue Success Watson, who has our second- tough until we would make an dating andltwaaRoblnaonwhodidthe seconds. Chicago goalie Tony rialn1ng. Esposito, probably playing his Hit LW "Last year we would play Surway's Results 10 dered the blame, but It is not B United on the career money list. f L 4. Pittsburgh night, t0Inning Weatfafi and Mike Bossy seat playoff loss S, 4.20 lAtarl 6Pretty Helen IYuvGottapoint - Twitsillay's Games Astros only $28,330 behind Gene Littler in the right direction. Houston . Third race,S.16,O: Series F April 1$-Montreal 5, Toronto 1 April nigh, (2 ) 21-Montreal 1, Toron to 3 Clnnall 4. St. Louis 1, •C. 10.20 4.10 240 020 4.00 T13-410; Tim# 31.39. April 20-N Y Islanders 4 Chicago April 22-N V Islanders 3 Chicago 1 1) at Philadelphia (Larch that four weeks ago by five shots, balance between winning and jumped to No. 9 on the all-time losing the close ones, Houston's PGA dollar list with $1,431,357, ace reliever is overjoyed that pawing Miller Barber. He is Isluders 3, Hawks 1 Chicago to its record a San Diego 9, Atlanta S. night (Montreal wins series, 44) 1 iladelphia 3. New York 0, April 16-Montreal 5, Toronto 2 nig h t race, SVillage Park 4 Barons Pepper lAhlosoArvell Chicago 0 lot) Fran Diego Myers sifter thei gum ended - drought of 182 minutes and 50 poor there April 16-N.Y. Islanders 2 WI. Pd. OS Chicago 2 1 Chicago 4. Montreat 3 Los Angeles 2. San Francisco to right, Pam Knowles, Jane Epps, Wayne Epps, Melvin Harris, Charlie restrained as he tried to get at broke a Chicago scoring Edge Pirates , 3-2 Watson, who now leads Lenny age Classic in South Carolina edges everybody place finishes Goals by Denis Pbtvin, Ed To the winners go the spoils -which in this case Isn't bad. Accepting trophl for Williams, the NHL`s regulwa victory In last weekend's Ballet Guild bowling tournament at Bowl America season penalty leader,bad to be shots behind Watson. Watson, who won the Herit- Watson No. 1. against Dave "Tiger" Willis at 2:43 of the overtime. "You just dDnl call those kinds of and It shouldn't have been a F Despite Watson's disclaimer, money, the longestno-,,cu some of the other players and streak on the tour. He 6916-70 most of the media are calling previous rounds f feel / Plant, and Miriam Wright of the Ballet Guild making presentations. He's too good a player not to get the in which he has been in the it back." capable of beating - '-' WINNERS of writers are saying that he's birdi a bo"eY a a nd a doublethrough. I'm sure he's burningesunda5 bogey y. up inside but he'll get it back. It was Watson's 26th straight there are times I -: '- BALLET playing well right now and 8 lot one double bogey including five "It's an honor to be called U ' Herald Pi,uiS Y hR the tournament Watson beat," Watson said. "He's not had 21 birdies, six bogies and Wadkins with $229,966 to $160,193 on the PGA money list this year, was adamant about his Inconsistency. - ninth. played over the La Costa Wednesday, shot a 76 for a 299 Country Club course, "Jack is still the man - in the final minute to dose the penalties In playoff overtime straight hockey We watched the replay back to ' One week after his Masters h, Zoeller, who hurt his back "in a p ractice round tournament has been r ." - 'I". . total and a $6,250 check. Watson hole and Lietzke birded the years the . ,,. win in his 18th pro season, when he double bogeyed the Nicklaus carded a 73 for a 294 sixth and bogeyed the seventh score of 275, Munder par and the second-best score in the 11 ', . - "It was a terrible call," Nelson said of a_high-cticklng penalty assessed by Bob Myers 8.-JOAN B - by Al A SET NUMBER 4 Oscar Game sicon IN.Y. Islanders n smeL S) 9 I .529 San I 9 in L.A. ': $ 9 .471 4 Atlanta S 10 Saturdays Results nals with a 44 quaruffinal Sdhmautz tied it for the Brulm. -- . . . san Jai-Alai ' N.Y. Islanders vs. Chicago 4 10 no S uston Jam Ratelle scored twice on 3.60 2.40 7B.Allspice 360 3.00. ___ Eighth 2lrusta Urquiza 640 280 1 Ringing Ceasar 7. 0 1 Sara Echani: 6 80 500 160 7 Zubi Pecina 360 0(1-7) 22.40; P(11-7) 33.30; 1(174) 5 Gasti Enrique 660 5.40 0(2-4)33.20; P (42) 94.20; 1 (1.2192.00. Time 39.10 3 Zubt Goiri 5 80 7)214.40. A -3.43$; Handle $274,350. 0 (13) 3440; P (1-3) 110.20; 1(1-S. Filth Game 3) 240.40. 1 Beide goiri 14 80 9,40 5 40 Ninth Game 3 ApraizArrieta .180 313 6 Said 2200 1010 660 .1Oscar Enrique 380 Q.i) 0.20 TI 1.2.5) 30 60; Time 31.43. Series £ West 4, Pe.gulns 1 Br . . - : II 20 2 2 Plumb Peachy (All Times EST) 462 21/i Pins 1 Saturday flight Cics F,rst race. . (Best of I 5 .615 6 .500 2', Chicago overtime Swiday nigi, wiping assists from Mike Milbury and out a dramatic comeback by Rick Middieton to lead Boston I. After Rod Miwo4..a. Toronto Toronto and sendi ng the Mont- into •h ahead l4, Bobby put Ptttsburgh real canadlena Into the semifi- . '"- :_1 - . difference between shots after five holes with won $54,000 and had a 72-hole eighth and . - . . - for a 6-shot triumph in the started the day with a 3-shot $300,000 Tournament of lead over Pate and Lietzke. He Champions. built up his advantage to seven goalie Paul Harrison at 4:14 of • . made it two wire-to-wire wins in sudden-death playoff at the four weeks with a 2-under par 70 Masters last Sunday, Watson --~__ oi, . .1 - Montreal o ocey ckey H Nifi. Playoffs OUS"onlitals W L Pct. 08 9° ., p.m. ro East QU•S)40.40; P(2.S) 137.70; T)2s. 3 1 141. 10 TIfl1 39.47. A-30S3; Handle $27$,U9 X-April 29-LOsAüg.I.s.t Seattle, -P National His tem's season bad came series lead with a 6.0 romp over to an end because of what he Philadelphia. In. the WHA, Cincinnati feltwuthe"theword Call ever defeated New England nto made", and the Toro coach .1..lsa their bed-of.three sees e 3 visibly busted a at 14. Larry Robinson I I ! . , . : parently is on the way down and his share of second. Watson and Nicklaus in the Tof birdies at holes two and . . . .. . . -.-. Lietzke sank a 14-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole for $,5O0. Watson's senior at 39, . / years ' . c' i.won iS. ac,, ;n. ci i,i Wiui - o Jack ac Nicklaus . * 3. --tW _ x.April27 _$eaflheatLAflg,, IRA 9ii11 Baseball United Press International knocked out Chicago 34 and the New York Rangers took a 31 Roger Neilson was Irate. . .. . - a, I 7 U.S. Open winner Jerry Pate i.i I. I . . former the No. I player even though Nicklaus, 10 . , Motor L Sweef1) L eafs I .. .. . -.- __ ) " I.., ,r, 1 ... . . i 1 lMINIS "4 *RED ..I By deadlocked for second place at on the professional golf tow. 281-last year's winning score That distinction, he says, by Gary Player of South Africa .&ii inIsting he's not 2.4- I C .1 I . . r~. i enis I IV'' . [J J` uU 2 . Monday, April 23,1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL p S.s - �BA—Evening Herala,Sanford, Fl. Monday, April 23, 1979 RSEI..'9ES - - _.Q..I.1J Evening Herald, Sanford,- f. -"w Monday April 23,1979-1 B In And Around Winter Springs Director Asks VFW's Help .:;' '. I I. GOOD MON., APRIL 23 QUART RICH & RARE CANADIAN WOMEN'S CLUB 4.99 INSTALLATION !JST 001 P9 CU$TOI W/COUPOI GOOD SAT., APRIL 21 BLUE NUN UIIF*AUMILCN 230L I Grace Kehrer, Executive surprise for Russo because he is member study group to review Director of the Seminole Youth , , a member of the committee to alternate methods for voting Planning Council, Inc., I .. •' '• choose the Democrat of the and which type of voting r.z. Seminole Youth Services Month. The rest of the corn- machine to use. , fit Systems, was the guest speaker ; .•. mittee just call't_cial -Ar7 at the Winter Springs iadie meeting, unknown to him, and Appointed to serve as cornAuxiliary to VFW Post No. 5405 decided to give him the award. mittee man and woman for .. ;; :1 j meeting last week. • Precinct 55 were Lawrence and - She told the gathering that 01 Seminole County Corn- Maril Neely of Oviedo. Neil tier purpose was twofold. She of all committees within the missioner Bob French asked T. McShane of Longwooi, was was askinig for help both in the organization. the committee to select two chosen to fill a vacant slot in . areas of financial support and The presentation was a real members to participate ona 15- Precinct 61. I participation in the May 5 Youth Day program. ft , : (,. . She went on to explain that •b- - t''•_ Youth Day is being held as TONIGHT'S TV Seminole County's par- — ticipation in the Year of the Herald Photo by M,lenda Edmiston Child. All cities in Seminole 0 LOU GRANT Art €Z) EDUCATIONAL PRO. Casselberry Woman's Club's officers were Installed by Mrs. Penn' Wilson at the Donovan's anguish over his County and all organizations ORAMMING annual luncheon held at the clubhouse on Overbrook Drive. Congratulating the who assist youth have been critically ill mother leads Lou to EVENING assign Billie to do a story on 9:55 new president Enid Smith (with gavel) are Mrs. Betty Schuder (from left), asked to participate. death (R( )UPBEAT treasurer: Mrs. Eleanor Perry, secretary; Mrs. Bootsie liolian, vice-president: Among the many activities 6:00 11:00 10:00 and Mrs. Edith McFee, corresponding secretary, that day will be golf, softball 2'* 00 NEWS 4 00 (t2 NEWS [) (!i CARD SHARKS ED STUDIO SEE Unicycles games, workshops, information ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 11:30 The St Helen's School Unicy. booths, arts and crrfts, etc. For j TONIGHT Guest host do Drill 1t!am in Newbury. Ohio 10:30 information, call Ms. Kehrer at Bill Cosby Guests George l2 ALL STAR SECRETS performs gymnastics on unicy. r' - S With Upcoming Youth Day Engage ment Volunteers 2.79 LIST TWO P9 CU$TOU1N W/VPIU Inv ited Crocker. T O Wells CANADIAN SUNSETCANADIAN OMEGA 940 GIN '-.--.-MOG3THERS ARE $O :. — ; 5.99 ' Firs t' Mrs. H. Richard Joyce of Route 3, Sanford, anoun engagement of her daughter, KrIstl Ann Crocker, to Stephen Lowell Wells, son of Mrs. Nancy Spicer, fllO Thunderbird Pfrj Maitland. Born In Orlando, the elect Is the granddaughter of Mrs. William Hines of Longwood, and Mrs. A. E. Crocker of Lake Mary. Miss Crocker is a June 1974 graduate of Lyman High School. She was graduated . QT. ANY 12— 66.95 8 YR. 86' SCOTCH J.D. 8 HARVEY'S BRISTOL CREAM 5 ANY 12— 61.95 .7925.4 Fete ROYAL DILUXI ABC 6 YR. OLD 86' STI. KY. IlL 5.79 0. ANY 12- 69.95 )(ER rden 14 man .11 the StUdio Gillespie. Meg Foster THE NEWLYWED GAME fl ROCKFORD FILES Rockford is hired to find a missing girl but soon learns the real obecI of his search is a stolen antique vase 0 POLICE STORY A police ilivustigators lealOUSy Causes two of his fellow detectives to face manslaughter charges L4') 0 WHEWI 10:55 (41)0 CBS NEWS 11:00 CJ HIGH ROLLERS 14) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT OLAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 11:30 -2) U WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD (Part 1 of 21 AFTERNOON / Abby 'I Hamilton, Leslie Uggams, Dizzy des In other business, the 6:30 auxiliary voted to take part in 2 NBC NEWS the District 18 project to I40CBS NEWS present an outdoor flag for 0 ABC NEWS Beardall Park, Orlando. ED VILLA ALEGRE It was reported that auxiliary 7:00 members had donated Easter t 2' TIC TAC DOUGH baskets, candy, and games to 4) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary is forced to hold off the the Seminole County Detention .I(iVdflCOS of ,, young cameraCenter last week. 0 ('I2 THE CROSS-WITS More than 120 volunteer department store. Friday, April 13 was L)onna 0 JOKER'S WILD TUESDAY agencies and organizations in Coordinators of the first all Kay Baylor's 45th birthday. She (L) MACNEIL LEHRER Seminole County have been Seminole event Mickey Adams has come full circle. Forty-five REPORT MORNING Invited to send representatives of the Information and Referral years ago, she was born on 7:30 6:00 to a National Volunteer Week Set-vice and Doris Bacon of the Friday, the 13th. She claims t 2 LIARS CLUB L2) EARLY DAY , 41 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY coffee honoring Seminole Citrus Council of Girl Scouts this day has nothing but good volunteers on Thursday, April said they thought the volunteers luck for her. 0 IN SEARCH OF... "Mystery (1SUNRISE , at 9 a.m. in the Garden involved in the many worOf The Money Pit' This year, in celebration, her 8:25 FAMILY FEUD ' Room of Robinson's in thwhile projects in Seminole husband Cyrus, took her out to (2)POPI GOES THE COUN. CAROL BURNETT AND Al Altamonte Mall. deserved separate recognition dinner. Among the many gifts TRY (MON) FRIENDS Guests Steve Speakers will be Ann of their own. -: he gave her was one very (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. Lawrence. Tim Conway Maynard, in charge of public FBI) special. It was her original ED DICK CAVETT Guest' "We just want to say KRISTI CROC 'thank relations for Florida Power (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD Eudora Wetly. (Part 2 of 2) Id...... wedding band, which he had - Corp. and Dr;—lap4 d - you' for the (WW 8:00 C2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS He is a June 1974 graduate of Kavanaugh assistant professor Mrs. Adams. "We tried not to ke!allthjrears, unkiiito LITTLE HOUSE ON THE THUI from Florida State Winter Park High School. He of the College of Education, leave any of the agencies out, her, after presenting her with a in December 19Th withUniversity PRAIRIE A bumbling old man a degree Florida University of Central Florida. but this is our first attempt. If new one some years back. She was a was graduated from 8:30 (flay Bolger) inadvertently in crliiiirwlogy. At the stroke of midnight, OtIC State University In June 1978, ' Miss Maynard will give an we missed any one and they of her (4) KUTANA helps the Ingalls family make children called to wish member of Chi 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS Omega sorority, where he was a member of Chi amusing presentation of how to call Itie decision to move back to would to attend they can She is employed me like at 323-52g." as an In- Alpha her happy birthday. After an Walnut Giov (Part I of 2) (A) fraternity, and received analyze the way we come 6:45 vestlgator for Consumer a degree (4i 0 THE WHITE SHADOW evening of mnerrinient with her ED SESAME STREET In psychology. He is a across to others Protection, Virginia Beach, Va. Thegirlfriend of Coach Reeves' "Volunteers are enhancing husband, she caine home to find 6:47 In the past, Seminole the quality of life for all of us that her children stayed up to Her fiance who was born in graduate student working on a host player announces that (4') EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS She's pregnant and wants to master's degree In cornvolunteers recognition was a and without them we couldn't surprise her with a traditional Washington, D.C. is the municatlons from get married (A) CBN part of Orange County's deliver the level of services we k CIeUIH and birthday cake 8:55 grandson of Maitland, Mrs. Gladys Q DOROTHY HAMILL SPE. (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA Volunteer Week observance do, in so many areas," said party. Appleby of andUniversity, Virginia Beach. CIAL Champion figure skater U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA Thomas Lowell Wells of The wedding will be an event coordinated by the Volunteer Mrs. Adams. — JANE Dorothy Hamill and quests Service Bureau through an area CASSELBERRY Hillsborough. N.C. of Aug. 11, in Casselberry. including Gary Frank and Sally Jerry-Aim Hoffman is just 7:00 Kellerman visit Lake Placid (2) TODAY about one of the happiest gals in New York. site of the 1980 Win(4) 0 MONDAY MORNING town. She just found out that for Olympics (MON) she was the winner in a local ED BILL MOYERS JOURNAL 4) 0 TUESDAY MORNING radio station contest called 'TV Or Not TV" The impact of (TUE) Diamond Head. The purpose of' television on America today is (4') 0 WEDNESDAY MORN. eplorod through the reactions the contest was to guess the IPIG (WED) of several families to a voluri. actual value of two separate (41)0 THURSDAY MORNING tUiry one-month ban on lolevi(THU) diamond rings on display at U sion viewing in their homes (4) 0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) local department store. 9:00 UGOOD MORNING AMERI'. As a winner, Jerry-Ann won CA MOVIE "Sanctuary Of the two diamond rings and also Fear" (Premiere) Barnard DEAR ABBY: Two years ago Hughes, Kay Len:. A Now York 7:25 again in the body If the letter. thank-you letter and appreciate a trip for two to Hawaii. What (2) TODAY IN FLOR'DA makes City priest wit Ii I married George - a sweet, this so special, is that a perrhanl to, Abby, she never asked ME to its sincerity and promptness her husband Don is recovering solving crimes befriends a U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA generous man with five grown Dear call her "Nanna." In (12) NEWS young actress being terrified tact, i without trying to find from a very serious illness, and children, all married with something wrong with it? don't recall that she ever asked by a series of mysterious the trip isBon justVoyage! what the doctor families of their own. My ' BUGGED IN MESA, IND. ordered. me to call her anything. events 7:30 . complaint: George and I have (2) (12) TODAY Quite frankly, since I have ü PA' A • s 'H Charles DEAR BUGGED: Some went only six wee alone since ' U GOOD MORNING AMERI'. becomes oven more uisutferseen her only a few times, CA our marriage! able when a reporter arrives at Loyalty-Law Day, sponsored ' thought the formal "Mrs. But not Nanna. the 4077th to do a story on has by the Whenever one of George's Winter Springs VFW and Brown" would be more ap8:00 CONFIDENTIAL TO MARY will medical prowess (A) children considers a divorce, - proprlate — and anything more L IN LA JOLLA: Anyone who Ladies Auxiliary No. 5405, 0 HOW THE WEST WAS (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO be held at 8 p.m., at the Winter loses a job, or wants to save for sneezing fit. You said he was familiar would be a bit maintains that be's too old for Springs WON Zob uncovers a white El) STUDIO SEE (MON, TUE. allergic to the ink Ui avacatlon,he(orshe)andthejr probably Civic Center. Winter THU. FRI) presumptuous. slavery ring while trying to "love itulr' either kids move in with their father the newspaper. You were right, Is or may as Springs Mayor Troy Piland, the locate the missing daughter of EL) FOOTSTEPS (WED) Why can't people accept a well be. Years ago my son was being an old friend and me. We have to clean city council, and other ______________________________________________ 8:25 after them, wetdi their kids treated by one of the most ______________________________________________ dignatarles have been invited. (L) GENERATION ON THE (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA WIND The Construction of the and treat them llkeguests.Iam highly regard allergists In The event is opened to the 00000 MORNING FLORIDA world's largest, privately fundpublic NEWS sick of kids living with us for the country. After many tests It (12) 'ad electricity-generating wind. Presentations weeks and sometimes monthe was discovered that he was Ga of plaques and Ci e mill is documented 8:30 allergic to newsprint. The citations to police and fire eta tune! TODAY (12) 112) doctor advised him to dry out 9:30 We have a large homes but tue departments, as well as local U GOOD MORNING AMERI(4)OWKRP IN CINCINNATI news paper th oroughly In a CA citizens will take placid. Rose we're far from Jennifer's childhood sweet) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU Winner of the Winter Springs they're here old grocery bibwarm (200 degree) oven before heart (Hoyt Axton) arrives from reading It. My son followed the The April meeting of Rose Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford Post and West Virginia to make her keep 9:00 are sky high. They've yet to was held at the home of Mrs. E.W. Ray. Lunch was served to the DemocracyAuxiliary Voice of advice, and it workedl her ore-lime promise to marry (2) @1) DONAHUE contest, Pamela contribute one dime." him CHELMSFORD, it&s. members, Mrs. Joe Corley, Mrs. E.F. Bickford, Mrs. Henry A. Bryans, will give her winning 0 MIKE DOUGLAS George and I get along U MOVIE Mrs. Raymon DEAR CHELMSFORD: J. Schmitt, Mrs. Carl Lind, Mrs. Leon essay. wdll the kids move in, then we 10:00 (12) DINAHI ThiSki i s tie. i. it a Walker ant Mrs. Stanley D. Rockey (Im. argue all Mrs. Corley opened the meeting with a reading "For Calendar I love George, but if thm .. eaèt set ikfg tfy Its s Bob and Faye Bearer of waraiig Do Reform" from Petals of Ught by Jane Merchant. She also gave a Belleville, Mich. are the guests UTW a free-loaders don't leave us ti report of the club board meeting. of Roberta and Jim Glenday of alone, I'm leaving bUn. Any NOT IIC5SI yIIm1U1e advice? Meadowlar(Lftfsthefj.gvj topic of discussion, the Bearers ha ve made to our DEAR ABBY: Sunshine State and Jim says, DEAR HAD IT: ft's shills learned that was myvery h usband's Mimosa "We keep trying to convert thet Geerge isa silt teach fee gramknother much We kids,.. dsa't YOU he them ° Floridians. The members offended by the letter I wrote Sanford met at of the Mimosa Circle of the Garde n Club of heavy, (Let Gesegs deli.) Tell than the home of Mrs L.M. Swain for their April king her for her for her bh11 Richard Russo, secretaryt 1 Y" ' J.R. wedding gut. it seems a piseis fee i DeC11 il hs.isi everyo Mrs. D.C. Spivey, siness treasurer of the Seminole president, presided over the bu ne in Ow family calls her plg.uus, This Prewe I. (a) iiNIb County Democratic Executive me et ing. ng aware of ftv.wfththe ilk Pans for the Flower Show tObe held fl. were ci Committee, was chosen as this yssksswee(b) this, I addressed her as flum ftyhe.Ien yet month's Democrat of the b.wa.e.L Brown" in the uluation DEAR ABBY: Some time ago Proceeds will go to Youth Programs, Inc. for dist urbed youth. Month you had a letter from someone Officers for 1979.11 are: Mrs. S.B. Swaggerty, president; Miss All present agreed that no who said the minute he opened Daisy Williams, vice president; Mrs. C.L Walls, secretary; Mrs. one was more deserving of the his newipoper his nose etaited Roy Partin, treasurer. honor. Ruaso not only does his o run, his eyei watered and The circle will serve the luncheon for the judges at the flower dual job, and does It well, but he ched, and he want into a • show. Refreshments were served to the 13 members present, serves as an ex-officio member His Free-Loading Family May Cause Wife To Leave 8 YR. KY. BIB. 3229146. s rcl s (2) (12) 12:00 3) PASSWORD PLUS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 NEWS EL) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING 12:30 NEWS T 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW SQUARES 1:00 (2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (1 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (4) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 (2) t12) THE DOCTORS U ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (2) 41 ANOTHER WORLD (A') 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 UGENERAL HOSPITAL ED STUDIO SEE 3:30 (4) 0 M A S H (R) (1) ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4)THE ODD COUPLE 0 BEWITCHED 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIE S (MON, TUE, THU. FAt) 0 KIDSWORLD (WED) (12) MAKE ME LAUGH EDSESAMESTREET 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE U MERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) 0 AFTER$CHOOL SPECIAL (WED) 5:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS fl THE ODD COUPLE 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 HOGANS HEROES U MERV GRIFFIN (WED) ____________ ______________ TWiN),I {LAZA In 3fl 150 L!!LAZi1 THE ; : Ms (T*UI LIFt) 0 GLACIER FOX __ j'LAZAifl 7:3I.)Q HILL I, SPIIIINCER Pa Alt CRIME BUSTERS STARTS- APRIL 27th . - +N. The Good L a-----_______ V (MovILLANDi Mp 11125 - 32 '' 11:55 THE WARRIORS FIRSTLOVE AT 9:11 or �S 2B-Evenlng Horald, Monday, Aril23 Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice INVI1ATIONTOSID ' Th Board of Trusfm of ;erninol, ,,dc upon the following; 1 — COMtruct AsØaIt Parting - 18-Help NOTICEOFSNERIFFSSALE FICTITIoU5NI INTHE CIRCUITCOURT,INAND P4OTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat NOtICqj%jt,r ,W SEMINOLE COUNT,.-, 44ue-e r2?1n Writ of engaged in business at 717W E aio* Execution issued out of and under Attamonte Dr. Aflamont, Springs, Wanted S—tbaWanIsd - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CLASSIFIED_AD$..LJ!W. "MinoIe Qrlondo - Winter Pork 41U TJIY'EOF NO_-. - Noon The MA EMPLOYMENI YOUR EMPLOYMEN1 NEEDS Doy - Noon YOU NEED US 912 French Ave. TO SAVE YOU TIME & WASTED EFFORT ON YOUR OWN. NO PLACEMENT FEE GAL FRIDAY U I 66 IUI.I.UUUN 18—Help Wanted *SEEUSTODAY * MASTER CHARGE FIBERGLASS MAN WE LCOME 912 French Ave. 323.5176 L. D. DRIVER DELIVERY MAN , PENNYI FURTHERMORE AFFORD Creative Expressions AFFORD 11.A—Ar?$ Is Crafts ANY Employment Agency 912FRENCHAVE. 3fl5176 _______ — nteci (corner of 10th & Hwy. ABSTRACTOR - Legal Notic. — _____ ________________________ POLICY TYPISTS SALES RATER SALES CASHIER MANAGER TRAINEE WASTERESpURC .rMowEY! ___________ NIGHT AUDITOR ________ ____ SHIPPING & MECHANIC RECEIVING ____________ __________ STATION ATTE NDANT EXTRACrof DRILL PRESS OPR. DETAIL PERSON WELDER N EWCO M ER DRIVER WELDER BODY MAN BODY MAN AAINTENANCE A-C MECHANIC AID . SALESMAN to SINISI4 thence South 11 dagrces 40' Q' W 146, dare, rents, issues, aid profits I, One vrolsf P101111 11ataes, slId the Charter ffisreeO, and 1151 all the .11.1,, 1314.74 1US$ $0 the afai'flald Welt vertible, ____ white-green, VIN No. and Ordinances of tile CIty of right, title, InferHI, tlemHIsid, 1kw of Section 31 led me center line bOIIIS at 1719 CllMlbefly, Fiend., as amwsg dawe aid right ii dsuer, sopanato AI,S$ and Ivoplamenfet run thence SIwII In Clsiilbiiry, FlOrida NerIhegd,rwiN'W. Walusis estat•, possession, claim aM laid Ordinonce will be II. Vanioys and assorted ____ said Wist section lIn, and confer whatsoever, as well IN law . onfWtreelan,Ap,iI*, asinequIty,ofmesaid.in line 194.31 Peel to tile poW 11 1379, led tile City Council will beginning containIng 29.3414 acres m and till SIMi, and every part same for final petsags, In ttsessl,towith Civil Division oP the Seminole the appunlenances of mpre or liii. ReplaftIsig portions accordance with Chapter 146, aid the said mortgager In ani to tile BLOCKS 75, 7landNof MM. c.,, Sheriff's Department. All Idiplissi property being stored at SMITH SUR-DIVISION alter the public hiisis same, and every pert ani parcel as recorded Lasaing Transfer 6 Sterna,A.J. whwwbeI.l.INmeCi,,,,ai thar.l11w,thesaid,in In Flat Bogh 1, Page II, of the Public in cnerksur1, Florida on ManLy, lee Records Of sime, $imillOio County, and the undersigned as 5411,10 of Mi! 7, at 7:39 P.M. or_ as wan _ Subject to taxes Per the year $75 as pess*ie. At tile Florida, replatting p0,111111 of Sosninsle County, P111115, wIll ofthereat meetingtic inter,st LOTS 13,also l3andll, BLOCK ""• 11:11A.M. on me ilIb day of May parties may highisi and bust bidder, for cHil, of pSarandbeil,ar tile West fropt r the Cow. N.M. SMITH SECOND SUB &O. I37L011OrfeIsaleandsell$, tile P'iOO$id Orlinace, This ffiouss,IN$1*4.p15,tge,of))Ø I, Page III, DIVISION, asPublic neCOlded in Flat Seek tIle highest bidder, he Cab. slibled 1111110, may bSCd11WOd from time AM., on the 14th day of May, 1373. Iodide so any and all existing Nsm te to time Seminole Cemsy, Florida. until final ad is token by wgw DNr me liminele foe Dated tills 0th day of April, (SEAL) City Cincit. County Courthouse In Soothed, (SEAL) ARTHUR N. BICKWITH. JR. Copies of foe prpp Ordinaica Pisrida. the Mow luscrulad ARTHUR H. BECIWITH as Clark are availabl, lithe City NoN wIle ini.i p10,lrty. CIII of me CIrCUIt Cowl y: Patricia lobimon the Clerk if till CRy a isme may mat sad sale is boini l Ry: Patricia Robinson Deputy Clerk be Inspeusi w me saiis.y me terms of slid WrIN Deputy Clerk Pimer I lads. PA. DATka IM ill day et IuHIIen. Job5 AlIsma'ys 11 WI.. . ' Swik Isiulsi. . j Cs.dl.sNv _ 7 _____ _ ' Horns Oftine O3i , PSI, Ort ______________________ ___ • Fiends , - _. -.- en- en 'W-w ..,. . &D, I. au SoInI1S CoWntV P101115 thu April33. May 7, 14, 1375 DII.,; P'USfob: APril *3 35 DIl. 1 -_ _*_...1__ -_ _ -.__u .--- FLORAL )ESIGNER -- .,—•, . ' .-''. .-. — - -I- -'-' - . MARY W. NAWTNOI$sI CITY CLIII PubIlda: M )19 191 Pheds NIIISPIII P.O. Son W 5$. P., Fiends 39731 Pullim: April iv will have an excellent pssltds with au excellent Company. Great y & all apasises pod. Must be able to travel. Company will train. Pierds*ivor license a must. DISHWASHER NW a Hell time lob? This is the me he yeg, Day Skiff. GELCT PATCHER lust knew howls work with kasl lose moforlalu 'Yr Pu$gOr Cencaw' I3PracilAw. 3531174 Cirilerel 10th 6 Hwy. 17.97 $32,000, FRIGERATOR. CARPORT NEAR MELLONVILLE. $19,500. 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, RANGE & REFRIGERATOR, NEW ROOF NEAR MELLON. VILLE. $21,000. • R0Ofl1S 4 Sanford-Gracious living, Reasonable weekly 6 monthly — , 30-*psrtmenfs Uitharnishsd $4® $100 ' $ $4 , 1 BR-lIst PooMtscnIyol) Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.97 in Sanford. Call 333 $470 Mariner's Village. $360 1.. STOW AND THINK A MINUTE. . . .lF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. shopping I churches. SI® 1101d5 Funiisbisd Apis. for Senior CItizens. Dewn. town, ver'v clean 6 roomy. lee Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. ,, $610 ORK LIFT OPR. $444 -CHELPER $530 - Cleanfurnishedlstfioorapt. As$ultsonly,nopels nolpalmeft,Ave. CLEAN CLEAN 2 BR, I B new paint 6 roof, 1g. famIly room. Owner will assist in financing. $35,000. 32—Houses (Miurnished SOLAR HEAT low el bills. Lg. 3 BR,)5quseuea,nice Excel. n*Igh$srtleed ____ - 0' $410 AAAEMPOYMENT lZF'MCIIA*. " let lease Rsecative hoe. in ldyIlwllde. 4 IL 3 B. Fl, psot. Luxury living, furn. or .Her. call Tile Real (state Agency 1!74 MANY MANYMORE 4 Icre country estate. Complete with horse stsble 6 pasture, also °'REALTOR,MLS 323.5774 Day or Night l'z ACRES WITH LAKE ACCESS, WEST OF I-I. 5)8.900, TERMS! 3722335 - AIr Conditioner Sears Coldspot 15,000 BTU 585. 322.9171 ii ACRES LAKE MARKHAM RD. NICELY WOODED HIGH GROUND. ONLY We have a Singer Futura sewing SEIGLER REALTY 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 BROKER payment. Call 83)1711 day or night. Free home trial, no CRE PLUS NICELY WOODED, ZONED FOR HORSES EMMET & 5th. $12,500. 2)55 French dental Auctions 8. Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction 373 5670. Auction Sundays 7 p m Sanford Ave at Hwy 427 Consignments Welcome li,snn. A,.,.e..,. WHY SAVE IT .., SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost Classified Ad. - -- v.*.wu vi.w loT 100x130. $10,001. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 EALTOR5 PARK branch Office FORREST GREENE REALTORS INC. 530.6133 or 339.4711 eves. 42- blIe Homes TON wIap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a lOW cost Classified Ad. 3235700 -______________________ VA&FHAFlnancing Refrigerator Coldspot, Frostlreç Central Heat 8. Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at _______________ 45-A—stoI ______ State PrQp.,'ty Concrete Work. steps. patios Sm.orLg.FreeEst Call Mr. Taylor, 32? SS4Sor 3274433 'JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & AIr Cond. Service. Free Est. on 2 Retired men want repair work of any kind, including roots Fret' Estimates 32) 8543 bist. Comm. & Res. 3220201. Beauty Care MóMng 53-1V. Rad b Stereo TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON - Goad Used Televisions. $2s ana up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. fl formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322-5712 CeramlcThe Televislon-25" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular _______________________________ Balance 5)75 or $12 mo. Sti warranty. Call 131-1711 day or nIght. 47—Real Estate Waited - essmaking turntable, 5 track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of 511 per mc. Call 131.17)4 for free home dimonstration. The sooner You place your classif led ad, the sooner you get results. No lob too large or small (o,' plete lawn ServiCe ret' estimate. 373 488); Landscaping & spraying 323 11019 call anytime. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 6717617 40" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments 1. buy equity. 322-0216. Lawn Service General Landscaping Rose specialistt, top soil & till dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimsning. 373 2945. - Alteratls*ns,Dr,ssmakIrD - Drapes, Upholstery light PtouIirig 322-0707 Electrical a * •HOUSE WANTED. • • Yard Debris, Trash Appliances 8. Misc (LOCAL) 319 3371 * USED, BUT LIKE NEW * In Need of Repairs 37314.1$ Eves. - Magnavox Solid State B-W Port. $49.93, 30 day guarantee. HERB'S TV 2597 S. Sanford Ave. 55—Boats Is Accessories — .. WILL BUY EXISTING st 1. 2nd MORTGAGES, R. Legg, Lic. MIg. Broker. 525 P40. 4-0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. $47743 50—Mscellangous for Sal. BURFIELD'S Electric Service & Repair. Industrial, Comm. 8. ResidentIal. 322 9334 24 Hrs._ Glsss&Scrssn _________ creen-pQrches, pool end. .wds. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17.32 Sanfont, Fla. 32771 All type re-glazing & wd. Install. DANNY'S PAINTING lnterior.Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded Free Es?. Mr. Taylor 322 ISIS. FREE Estimates. (305) 372 9140 GrosIning&Io.rilng _________________ Interior I. Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor FreeEst.322$543or322-4424 ___________________________ 57—Sports Equipment Painting - ___________________ ANiMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet ' RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg $1 Scott Reagan 337.$)77 Men's Shirts sale $2.00 ea. 3l0SanfordAve. Home Impróvethént SEARS, Sanford 322-17j1 IS Cu. ft., $125 322 1399 lIft. Terry .ylO self contained, air cond., canopy, Reese hitch & S way bar. Park Ave. Trailer Pk. 377 5791 — - S—MjsIcal _____________________________ rct10ndbse - Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cord. cages. 322 5752. Wanted exterior & interior pain! ing. Example 2 BR ext., $1 Guaranteed oQd work, 3) yrs exp. 1309996. Pkrning Service plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Sob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 3207 Frencti Ave. 332,2253 - INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest pricei. Call 321 0039 or 904734670$ collect. 62—Lawn-Gsrdgn — - - AFRiCAN VIOLtTS The Greenhouse 322-9141 Evesaftav6lweokends FILLOIRTITOPSUIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 333-7550 We Nave Soon Soledsd To Offer Pa Sale This Ossirahi, Property At ISIS (Niahoth Court. 3 Sedrearns I laths Olilsi loom, Family loom, LatIn KHcksn, Dewbis !!,.css'!,!..s.Alr Ples Mare. Thu Prica Has I Home Imes - 64—Equipmge* for RentSteam Clean Your Own Carpet Rant Our Rlnsenvac CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING 6 REPAIR S,G. BALINT IASSOC. 322.$Ms I Man, qualIty operatIon S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Real, 327-1331 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Freelst. )230429after53O CARROLL'S FURNITURE - 's—P.— Pekingese Puppy for sale Male. A wi"s oid $100 Ptiunvifl$$ Andy's Remodeling Service General Building & Remodeling 3654334 ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks. Fast Service Chg Cds 373 0)74, 3224601 PressureCleaning - Brown's Pressure Cleaning_Nil dew removal houses & roop, mobile homes. Trucks washag, Economy rat.j. 534 953$, Railings Custom built iron work, Window guards, gates etc Martin's 323 7551, 339 1693 Wa*ig All types, eqpt repair.ik bodies, root racks. portable eqpt Martin's 373 1191, 339 7693 To List Your Business.,, DioJ 322-2611 or 831-9993 I ' -'-' '-'— — - :v- - —. '- '-i --- . .--'- 'L__&II_.a'. S ,. . . , - -—— I "- -. - -' -' - Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn. REALTORS 3231334 1970 Monte Carlo 350 I barrel, new pant, 1)295 Air Cànd. Is Pfoatlng 3220697 See our beautiful new BARRING- ______ ' 35', S. French (17 321 SIntOSI ______ uw,. bleeps 6. Self contained A C. Like new 54.800, 323 254.4 KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES Modernizing your Home? Sell no longer riesdod but useful items with a Classified Ad. f 1971 Plymouth Valiant Low ml!eage. A I co,idit jot, 373 1130 52—Appliances - dEW LISTING IN LAKE MARY I This I BR home is lust 4 years REALTY WORLD No money down Just make payments 69 thru '73 autos. 6.15 13)0 '* springs & mattress $23.95 ea. PC.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford 'rurniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322-1721. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 323 2222 6 Huick Electra Show Uoot. cOndition. 32.000 ml Loath'.j Best oIler over $4,000 677 o;tu ON SALE- NEW twin size box Lake Sylvan area, 2 bldg. sites lOOx 140 ea. $7000 ca Sanford's Sales Leader 322•2420 t 75 models. Call 339 9100 or 83.0 1605 (Dealer). Pp*Iin.' 1') ,oI1 on a large lot for all tile family to enloy, 351,7 baths, $47,900 with a high assumable mortgage, old. The locatIon Is great has a country atmospiwse yet lust mis. from I-I. The added Plys is tile besso$lfyl In ground pool I lio ares. $14105. C .5... ...,., $32,000. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES — JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1! LIST MAKE PAYMENTS---'69 15—Recrea?iora I Vnhirlc WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311315E First St 372567? 3 lots Zoned duplex, best local in Orlando. Water, sewer 8. close to Shopping. W. Mallczowski, AY'TONA AU TO AUCT lOt; wy 97. I miIe.wcist of Speedwo Daytona Beach, will hold public AUTO AUCTION even' Tuesday & Saturday .-' 30 II the only one in Florida You s.' the reserved price Call 904 2cS 8111 fur fur the, dCldjb or Estate Commercial & ResI ____________________ * 3737310 - /6 Chev Malibu landau. Viny roof, fully eqpt, AM FM Will sell reasonable or take PucIc ui, truck in trade 372 7498. SANFORD AUCTION. obligation. ___________________ - Large selection of householc furnishings, several moderr uvung room couches 8. chairs dressers, chests, beds, dinettes, shelving, Iawrriowers, Governo. Winthrop Desk Plus lots of other lamps, tables & odds 8. ends SCASH DOOR PRIZE $ VISA MASTER CHARGE Since 1937 109W 1st 1977 Blue Toyota V -.AC.lsp $900323 'PUBLIC AUCT$ON• WON., APR. 23,7 PM. KuIp Decorators 29 ACRES NICELY W000EDON 3000FOOT LAKE, WEST OF I I 541.900 TERMS AS LOW AS 10 PERCENT DOWN. NEW LISTING IN DELTONA, A truly lovely home With Country quiet yet near shopping, Fam. Em. Ibreakfast Rm. SItuated ' I WARRANTED Wow, only Sale 80—AUtos for 72—Auction upholstery -drapes slip covers. We wiU not be undersold or comparable quality. LARGE BASS LAKE ON HWY 46 514.900 TERMS 19,000. The price? $35,000. JIurdd lull' liulty' h Rl Estate Agency bath, kitchen equipped, .boIli.IN drisser Idwell of *awurs.S13Escambia Dr. rn FREE ESTIMATES 577,500! Exterior in Buyer's choice! BPP WARRANTED. Yours, for utwty 1351, I lovely fenced lot! BPP Only $26,500. NEW LISTING IN SANFORDI This almost new 3 BR, 2 bath home has lust about everything including a lovely Fan, Em., C. H&A I a great assumable mortgage you can take over for DYLLEWILD 3 PR, 35, lovely steno •lrsptoce, IPi. Im. prsssive entrance foyer. wait piper, extra , rm. El enrage _______ SUPER! 3 BR 1 Bath Home in Dreamwoid w-Dining Area, Nice LR, Lg. 5cr. Patio, all on a Kitchen, and Morel Will Paint *Markham Woods Rd. 3 BR.? B. Buy & Sell, the finest in usec furniture, Re!rig.. stoves, tools 3220332 Excellent invtment for rental. REALTOR 3221931 MULTIPLE LISTING SIR VICE Eves 543-3655 32pl$ sc*ne. Only $3L191. 3 $L3 B, fenced yIl'd. quiet $464 Eat-in Kitchen, FR, Central Heat, w-w Carpet and More' BPP WARRANTED A Buy for $75,500! close to shoppIng 6 In quiet neighborhood. New Listing. flEMPER AGENCY HALF ACRE nicely landscaped. 3 Bn centrally located. I yr. old. w' last long. Only $35,100. pals. 1 SR all electrIc, air, mod. w-wcarpet, etc. 5156-5175+ lop. lease. 3231019. )ELI VERY MAN COMFORTABLE! 3 BR I' Bath Home In Washington Oaks on quiet Culde sac! Dining Area, 762SOSUZUKI or best o!t,r J2 8613 Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave Carpets from $6.50 yd installed ACRE WITH ACCESS TO spacious 6.1's, w w Carpet, Utility Room, Close to Schools & Shopping! Only $37,900! FORGET.ME.NOTI Remodeled 2 BR 1 Bath Home w-Central HAC, ww Carpet, DR. Eq. tall,, *2123 YALE AVE. 3 BR, 1 bath. *1 Acre bldg. lots w.paved rd. frontage& beautiful oak trees in Osteen. Good terms. _______________ .,. variety of farm animals-"as is" tractor 6 More. $33,750. citrus grove 1, SRI6 frontage in Geneva. Altention developers good price & teim. Sanford32l.0440 Orlando 327-1577 D.Lnd 368.5335 -. $530 JUST LISTED! 3 BR 2 Bath Home in Pinecret on Lovely Lot in Nice Neighborhood! Pan. FR, Motorcycte Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 32) 3866or 323 11)0 Cash 322.4132 *44 Acres county acreage w BROKER ___ WNER SAYS SELL EVERY. THINGI 10 acre farm near Geneva Includes mobile home, Appt. only! SEIGLER REALTY - 332.1054, 111.4155. _____________________ . * SELLERS& BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOME! WE SELL HOMES! WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 322 1671. 327 1340 - $39,900 quiet cottage 6 1g. oak trees. DEBARY AREA LAKE FRONT, OVER 3,700 SQUARE FEET WITH I) ROOMS, INCLUDING IN.LAW QUARTERS, CEN. TEAL HEAT & AIR, FIREPLACE, FAMILY ROOM PLUS TOO MANY EXTRAS TO AD. VERTISE. $55,000. Delary — Lovely 1g. I BR, Air, No Pets. Ideal Ret. Persons. Near OUTE SALES ECURITY WARD OF LIVING SPACE. FIRE PLACE & 2 CAR GARAGE Old OVER SIZED LOT IN SETTING OF HUGE OAK TREES IN BETTER AREA OF SANFORD, 3 BEDROOM,? BATH, LARGE DEN, EAT-IN KIT, WITH CENTRAL HEAT 6 AIR. COMEA.RUNNIN'. $53,500. rates. Inquire 500 S. Oaii. _______________________ $640 $4 TACKER 1', YEARS NEW APPROXIMATELY 1500 SQUARE FEET - Sanford, adults, no chIldren, no GROUNDS KEEPER hifradive lady with groat pu'. company, sow 3'BEDROOM 2 BATH PANELED FAMILY ROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS,OVERSIZEDROOMS LOADED WITH CLOSETS INTERVIEWS ARRANGED BEFORE AND AFTER WORK $5 OVER 100 SALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED 1st QUARTER 1979! place, covered Patio w Grill! Boat House, Fence 6 Much More! BPP WARRANTED. Just ornero iOlt,1. Hwy. l7.'2) - REALTY ATTRACTIVE! 3 BR 1' Bath Home with Central Air, w•w Carpet, Pan. FR, Brick Fire. 3235321 323-5176 $100 AW OPERATOR Msmt have previous esporionci. Gross boss & local company. ASSOCIATES WANTED — CALL BILL PLATTE FOR CONFI DENTIAL INTERVIEW, 7435's S French (1797) Sanford 912 French Ave. $464 ERON MCHINIST AUTO. PAINTER HOSTESS The Real Estate Agency REALTORS HOSTESS $464 .n,, STENSTROM For a confidential discussion of your career In Herb Stenstrom, Realtor.Own,r, NICE HOME OR RENTAL INCOME. 3.1 has future corn mercial use. Good location & cony, financing yet asking prIce is only $19,500. Pc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. LI new $399; Loveseat 511.956 up 7 Pc. dinettes $69.95 & up: Ref 530 & up; El. stove $40 & up; ful sizedraperles$l0& up. Sanfor Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So o Sanford, 3225721. Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668-8335 oa?es Over 22 Years Experience COOK ' V Enterprise, Inc. Largest Listing inventory everything. 564.900. CIJ SALES REP. - your lot or our lot. Dominant Advertising Program ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST. This elegant 1.3 has iust about _____ STATION ATTENDANT OUNTER PHOTOGRAPERS ASS'T. Cash for your lot! Will build or I Top Dollar Paid for unk & us'.' cars, trucks & heavy cqu'prnenl 322 S0 VUI ORIENTAL RUGS.WANTED Top Pr ices Paid 322 7195 liD' X 780' NICELY WOODED LAKE MARKHAM RD NEAR HWY 16 514,900 EXCELLENT TERMS Removed WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage 372 8721 Furniture for sale 2 PLUS ACRES IMPROVED PASTURE. READY TO BUILD, NEAR AIRPORT, $14,900 WITH $7,000 DOWN ''flue' 68—Wanted to Buy wide ovals Ike new 3 ton C.nt Air, will cool 2.000 SQ ft 323 1201 IU.000 SQ FT AIRPORT BLVD. NEAR 1797 ZONED RMOI. 5)7.500 'S'''' .'' fl—Junk Cars weaned calf or sell Outright Cat 831 8077 ISUR wsw IBSuIl Also dD7Oxll --- vM-r flIk-J3-LOflV. Handy man special. $17,000. ____ GELCOAT PATCHER - flsiMs Oumsi REALTY WORLD. — AUTOPAINTER ref. d-wshr.. washer. at 322.2120. itowabout aS unit apt. Complex in good section close tu doyy to'y7 Owxer financing, so,go, HONEY CLERK Wekome "_" FOR INSTANCE 2 BEDROOMS, RANGE & RE. TIRE CHANGER 3 Bdr., I' bath, fenced b-ycl, ruli.Time Office Supervision Compatible Reaitor.Asso. LOT MAN $640 Qualified buyer. $30,000 to $38,000. low down payments. Momp Low Down Payment PAID YOUR TAXES? TRUCK DRIVER DOE I pct. interest to or newly.Iicens NowI Want to do it again next April? Good investment in real estate can make April a little more pleasant, besides real estate isa ASSIST. MANAGER DISPATCHER ew 235 Homes, REALTOR ML5 123606) or eves. 323 03)7 TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 641-23)5. ______________ °°° $600 our lot or yours. 10 Hour Sales Training Member Realtors, MLS 6 ERA National Referral Service ,, Salary+ 2344 S. French Ave. 322 0231, 323 7173, 322 0779 needs Associates, experienced HOMIUWNERS; Doni lose credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. .. .- 322•9283 Sanford's most well-known, pro. gressive, Sales Volume Leader Phone3fl.7$51, Sanford CASHIER $480 — . ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial TYPIST $464 (2) 5 acre tracts in Osteen. I wooded. 1 cleared on lake. 517.500 ea Small dwn & owner hold REAL. ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED, dryer. VA apprals, 129,500. Call 373.a3;5 after 5:30. W. Garnettymie Reg. Real Estate Broker BOOKKEEPER - .. An ACCOUNTING CLERK $500 TYPIST French (17 92) Sanford 323 5321 41—Houses DRAFTSMAN CASHIER GIRL FRIDAY 2135' 5 SECRETARy SECRETARY 1. IONI1I'$ 24 HOUR -" The Real Estate Agency REALTORS IT ii " 1i f —\ range, ,. WE BELIEVE IF EMPLOYEE'S HAVE AN INVESTMENT ..IILTHEIRFUTURE THEY WILLDOA BETTER JOB GAL FRIDAY INC. REALTOR 3237532 M. Unsworth Realty GET .. 3 oPus acres w? cull frame homes on Country Club Rd. Zoned Aqriculture $30,000 FHA.VA, FHA 235 & 213. WE'LL "No Charge to the Employer" BOOKKEEPER '' WHAT YOU WANT WE WOULD LIKE lOBE YOUR PERSONAL AGENT THAT SPECIAL JOB FOR THAT SPECIAL YOUIII EXECUTIVE SECY. REALTY WORLD. TELL US * EMPLOYER'S * AAA HAL COLBERT, REALTY '"tIDe LOW FEE-TERMS . * FUND * $- bath. Modestly turn unstairs apt, close to shopping Senior citizen only. $200 mo MA EMPLOYMENI Goodyear Service store has perm. nanent full time position. Experienced in auto, truck tIres 6 auto service a must. Call .1. D. Hemphhll for app?. Goodyear Store, 555 West 1st St., Sanford Equal Opportunity Employer ____________ Lg Combination LR.BR. kit & Call TIRE SERVICE MAN AAA EMPLOYMENT lB. u. 1') fl1 43—Lo Acreage - galage apt. Could be api down5tahr Zoned Comm $20000. 67—Livestock Poultry Duncan Phyte Dining Table 6 Chairs, w extension & pad 534 8756 Req. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave. 3710759 REAL ESTATE mo. *RNL YOU READY For a Change? service. Old established corn. pany. Fringe benefits. Starting income based on present standard of living.. Call Orlando 136-3731. SO—Miscellaneous for Sa BATEMAN REALTY CaliBart 74$) Palmetto Ave. 121,000 2 BR, 37. For lease 30x30 closed storage or hobby workshoo. lOx)? door, wwater 6 eiec. bath.sPower facilities Can be locked. sioo Lovely 1g. brick home. 4 BR, 2 B. swimming pool, BBQ grill, many extras on I lots w 1g. oak trees plus S citrus trees. 7005 Gienway Dr. 335.000. Build to suit For ambitious person in saudi Many Many More - ___________________________ Relief Desk Clerk 3.11 shut. Full time, yr. round position. Full Company benefits. Apply in fringe benefits. Cxl,. preferred. LL1nda Alford, 322-0015. MAINTENANCE , _____________________________ ------ stores. Must be able to work night 6 wk. ends. Good pay, 9-Goed rn to Eat . 5 Rm. Home,? BR Sc Porch. Utility Rm. & Garage 3221175 Eicperienced Cook Apply In person Holiday inn of Sanford Local independent convenience HOSTESS - -- CA S H I RS IT WON'T COST • 33—Houses Furnished SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. For I career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Ponzlg 3235324. GELCOAT PATCHER - Ave., Orange City 32763. (corner of 10th & Hwy. 17-92) OR — CiTy water, sewer. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 3226457 Eves 3277111. LP1, SPACIOUS 3 PR 7' bath. forma dinln, earpe$, air, private path w 2 car garage. Lovely Clut house, pool & tennis. Furn. o Unf urn - Tom Air, Inc., 103 W. Cedar SALES MANAGER YOU CAN AFFORD nome 327 .1439 A-C Duct Mechanic, licensed journeyman, exp. necessary, owning own truck preferable. Our people earn between $7 & 510 per hour plus truck allowance. Call 775.7222 or send resume to VISA 41—Houses 3 BR house Bookkeeper for Altamonte law firm. Full charge half days. Safe guard system, 831-4450. TIME WASTED IS $$ SALES REP. - sesuftrnjshed Carpenters helpers, exp. only' Work in Deltona, 54 hr. to start Call 3399029 between 7 p.m. & 9 pm. EMPLOYMENT GENERAL OFFICE I I a I . SG UNTIL YOU FIND BOOKKEEPER THE JOB OF YOUR CHOICE NO.1 BECAUSE OF HONESTY, INTEGRITY & STRAIGHT FORWARD ANSWERS. WE ARE NOTA HIGHFEEAGENCY; WE CARE ABOUT YOUR FUTURE. CALL 3235176 n, **GUARANTEE** - AM WE WILL SOLVE in Monday, April 23, 1979-3 13 U THINK 7C$iIsICVtiVItimI$..... .LKIQI.ZAr OPENINGS, MONEY TO PAY BILLS CIVIL ACTION NO. 7flHlCA04-E the seal of the County Court of FIa.32701 Seminole County, FlorIda, 3222611 IN RE: THE MA*RIAOE OF 831-9993 Orange County,F$orpda,uponafi under the fictitious name of WAYNE JOYCE udgementrenderedintheaMaid COLONIAL BUSINESS SERVICES, 2- Laminar Flow Hood court on the 6th day ci October. and that I Addit; CLASSIFIED DEPT. Information, plans and intend to regIster saId RATES Petitioner AD., in that certain case entitled, name with the Clerk pecifIcatioos are available at Of. and of the Circuit 1 tinii .................43c IIi of the Materials Maiga,. Placemakers Development Co., Court, Seminole County, Florida in HOURS JANIE JOYCE 3cseis.cvttvitlmes :::.31c a His Inc.. a Florida corporation PlaintIff, accordance with the provisions of All bids shall be mailed to the $00 AM. — 5:30 P.M. 3k a Iks vs. Lotus Harris, Defendant, wtiich the Fictitious Name M.1terials Manager of the Seminole Statutes, To. Respondent aforesaid Writ of Execution was MONDAY thru FRIDAY "Mmo,laI Hospital, 1101 East First de. Wit: Section ss.o Florida Statutes NOTICE OF ACTION liVerid to me as Sheriff of Seminole 1937. SATURDAY 9.Noon 'treet, Sanfonj, Florida 3377). All TO: JANIE JOYCE 3 Lines Minimum County. Florida, and I have levIed shall be postmart,d not 51g. RIchard J. Potami later RESIDENCE UNKNOWN upon the following described PublIsh: April 3,, 16, 23, the 30th day of April 197,, an Last Known Mailing Address: Property Owned by Lotus Harris, DEI.17 -ttMI be received on or before the 3 Route 1 Box $2 A, Summerfield, DEADLINES said property being located of May 1979. North Carolina Seminole County, Florida. more IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR t Opening of such bids will take Before Publicotion YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Particularly described as follows: SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA at the Office of the Materials that an action for dissolution of Assorted furniture tak from the PRORATE DIVISION Manager of the Seminole Memorial marriage has been filed against you, defendant•s place of business in. File Sundoy Frldo Hospital at S000'clock AM, on the andyouarerequ)redtowrveapy Number 79410 CF cludIng: 4th day of May 1979, D4vIsi of your written defenses to it, If any, 6 small tables IN RE: ESTATE OF Seminole Memorial Hospital onCARROLLBURKE,AttornfOr SEtague bookcases 'reserves the right to reject any and PetItioner, NELLIE VELMA TANNER, _______________________ ____________________________ whose address Is 612 (corner of iOth& Hwy 17.97) 1 loveseat _____________________________ ai bids. Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, 2 sofas .PubIish: April 22. 24, 1979 Sanford, Florida, and file the Deceased 2 end tables 18-Help Wanted 01194 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION original with the Clerk of Circuit __________________________ _________________________ 42 chairs TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Court, before the 11th day of May, IPd 3 dcxiii Nurs, RN's 1. LPN's. Aides, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR A.D. I979otherwfseadefauIt will be SF MINOLE PACEIWlTHJbRftII(IN 1 receptionjst dcxii with chair COUNTY, FLORIDA entered against Livein companIon, short term THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL you for the relief To be sold In a lot. PROBLM? PROBATE DIVISION Property being OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED assignment, Homemakers Up. demanded in the Petition. stored at Royal file Number 79.I2OCP Moving Storage. ltd THE ESTATE: Perhaps Alcoholics Ahonymous John 62$0636, WITNESS my hand and official Additional Information & Qivislon Can Help ________________________ available YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED seal on this the 2nd Phone6i7.3333 IN RE: ESTATE OF day of AprIl, from the Civil Division of the that the A.D, 1979. administration of the estate wrttrP.o.. ALIIERT E. LINDSEY. Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. 1213 of NELLIE VELMA TANNER. de. (SEAL) WE mint, SanforlMbrid3flfl Deceased ceased, File Number 79.110 CP, Is Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. and the undersigned as Sheriff of pending NOTI CE OF ADMINISTRATION in the Clerk of Circuit Court Court for TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM Seminole County, Florida, will at Seminole County,Circuit Florida, Probate Seminole County, IN YOUR FAMILY? 11:00A.M. on the 24th CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST day of April, DivisIon, the address Florida of which Is ALANON AD. 1979, offer for sale and set I to Seminole THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL County Courthouse, North By: Patricia Robinson the hIghest bidder, for cash, subject Park Forfarniliesorfrlendsof OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Deputy Clerk to any and all existing lIens, at the sonal Ave., Sanford, Fl. The perItt THE ESTATE: problem drinkers representative of the estate Is CARROLL BURKE Forfuture information call Front (West) Door of the Seminole JASPER E. WARREN whose ad. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Attorney for Petitioner d$473333orwrlte County Courthouse In Sanford. dress is S05 Power Road, that the administration of the estate 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Sanford, of FlorIda, the above described per. Fl. 33271. The name SanfordAl.Anon Family Group ALBERT C. LINDSEY, AlA SALARY Sanford, Florida 3217) and address of P.O. lox 353 deceased, File Number 79120.CP, is sonal property. the personal representative's at. Phone (303) 3fl.7610 YOU DESIRE That said sale Is being made to pending in Sen'd,Fla1IPH torney are set forth below. the Circuit Court for Publish: April9, 16, 23, 30, 1979 Seminole County, satisfy the terms of said Writ of AT A FEE Florida, Probate DEI3 All persons having claims or Ouvision, the address of which is Execution, WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A demands against the estate are John E. Polk, Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. Seminole County Courthouse, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR required, WITHIN THREE P.o. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL, 33317. Sheriff ,anlord, Florida. The personal SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Seminole County, Florida r,'pre%enfative of the estate Is Jane PRORATE DIVISION THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF o1VoRCE-uo.s--oaran,,,d. Publish: April 2,9, 16, 23, 1979 ,L Nies, whose address is File Number 79-113.CP THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk COOKS DEI.1 Fr*e details; KIT, Box. 71, Malt land Groves Road, Maitland, Division of the above court a written Pompano, FL. 33061, 341 Florida 32731. The name and ad. IN RE ESTATE OF statement of any claim or demand uiress of the personal represen. CHRISTINE ELIAS, they may have. Each claim must be — YOU A .ttive'sattorne?are5af forth below in writing an must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and All persons having claims or Deceasei IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND address of the creditor or his cemands against the estate are —___ I. NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION agent StrawberrIes lag, plentiful, 15 qt. 'required, WITHIN FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, or attorney, and the amount THREE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FLORIDA or more 3 for $1. YOU PICKI claimed, If the claim is not yet due, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CASE NO. '0019.CA49.K EVERY DAYI Other Vegetables the date it will :.THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK shall bewhen stated. If the claimdue Is become Treare Island, Hwy. 41, E. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk OTHER OTHER PERSONS IN. OF ORLANDO, "THE FACT IS" u1 the above court a written Leesburg. (4) 77.3$9 TERESTED IN THE ESTATE: a banking corporation, contingent or unllquidated, the ___________________________ LET'S BEHONEST IF YOU CAN'T ''.stement of any claim or demand YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED nature of the uncertainty shall be If you weren't looking for a new that the administrat of the estate ¶t;ey may have. Each claim must be stated. If the claim is secured, the career you wouldn't be reading ll"Iflstructions CHRISTINE ELIAS, dacHsed, PlaintIff, security shall be described. The wrItIng and must indicate the v. this ad, and if we weren't looking is for the claim, the name and _.! File Number 19-113.Cp, is pending in AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP., claImant shall deliver sufficient for someone to do a lob this ad copies of the claim to the clerk to .'uiress of the creditor or his the Circuit Court for Seminole a Florida corporation,a.k.a AUSTIN enable woU$'t be here. If you want the rr attorney, and the amount County, Florida, Probate DivisIon, DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, each the clerk to mall one COPY to opportunity to earn Three to Call .Io.An, 3236612 .- lmed, If the claim Is not yet due, the address of which Is North Park WILLIAM W. AUSTIN and CITY OF personal representative. Five Hundred dollars a week, YOU CAN'T the date when it will become due Avenue, Sanford, Florida 3277). All persons interested in the estate The SANFORD, a Florida municipal to whom a copy of this Notice of call 1.100-432.1403 anytime for personal representative of the estate '.uu;ill be stated. If the claim corporation, recorded message. — Administration has been mailed are $ntlngent or unlIquldate, the isStephenEllas,whoseaddressls76 ______________________________ ___________________________ r?ure of the uncertainty shall be Nottingham Drive, Middle Island, Defendants, required. WITHIN THREE ACOLORFUI. FUTURE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ted. If the claim is secured, the NewYork. The name and address ot AMENDED ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Most complete Craft & Hobby .ecurity shall be described, The the personal representative's . NOTICEOPSALI THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Life Is more colorful when you're Supply In Central Florida. torney are set forth below. claimant shall deliver sufficIent THl5NOTICE,tofiieanyobIIons PURSUANT TOCHAPTIR 45 earning good money and HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French pies of the claim to the clerk to NOTICE is given that pursuant to they may have that challenge the All persons having claims or meeting nIce people. Call 644 Ave. Sanford, Fl. demands against the estate are an Amended Summary Final validity of the decedent's will, the ____________________________ 'able the clerk to mail one copy to 3079 for details. ucli personal representative, required, WITHIN THREE Judgment of Foreclosure dated qualifications of the personal AVON All persons Interested in the estate MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF April 19, 1919, in Case No. 790019- representative, or the venue or 1$-I'Ip to whom a copy of this Notice THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF CA09.K of the Circuit Court of the lurisdictlon of the court. . . 17-92) $Uminlstrationhasbeenmailedwe THISNOTICE,tofilewlththeclerk Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and OBJECTIONS ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. NOT SO FILED AND 'uquired, WITHIN THREE of the above court a written for SemInole County, Florida, in WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Construction laborers wantedl IyONTHS FROM THE DATE OF statement of any claim or demand which SOUTHEAST NATIONAL IMPLOVMRNT Experience only, Excellent Date of the first publication of this Report to JOB SITE aft 10 AM, theymayhaVe.EathClairnrnj5 ;HE FIRST PUBLICATION OF NW 25th St. & Old Lk. MUy Rd. benefits, company fringe BANK of ORLANDO, a banking in wrIting and must indicate the corporation, tHIS NOTICE, toflie any oblections is the Plaintiff, and Noticeof Administration: April 16, Monday, April 23rd. Salary in person at lucy may have that challenge th. basis for the claim, the name and AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP., "BIG AGENCY-LITTLE FEE" op Chelsea Title & Guaranty Co., •sJasper E. Warren address of the creditor or his a iaiidity of the decedent's will, the a Florida corporation, aka AUS. 113 W. 1st St., Sanford. ____________________________ TIN DEVELOPMENT CORPORA. As Personal Representative of w,IIlicatIons of the personal _____________________________ Bank Teller full time, cx. or attorney, and the amount TION, WILLIAM the Estate of _____________________________ 'upresentative, . AUSTIN and claimed. IttheclaImlsnosyetdue, CITY OF SANFORD, a psrloncsd, immedIate opening NELLIE VELMA TANNER ,rIsdicIlofl'ofWé. Florida 1fl:PNbeL,0due shall be stated. eased contact Mr. Wolford Personnel if the claim municiapl corporation, ___________________________ ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND are FOR PERSONAL Director Fiagjttip BanLoL.. OBJECTIONIINoT Defendants, I will sell to the hIghestATTORNEY REPRESENTATIVE: ,$LIO contingent or uniiquidated, NOTICE OP ANNUAL MIT'714 SemInole. Ph. 323-1776. nature of fr1.upc.flaInty shall be andtja.. fo'; sh, at public OF MEMBERS OP SOUTH SEMI. stated. lithe claim is secured, the saleatthefrontdoorof the Seminole STENSTROM, W.DAIVS, Mcintosh MCINTOSH HOLE COMMUNITY LIBRARY WAREHOUSE_FACTORY Datootthefirstpublicatofthis ftotice of AdminIstration: April 16, security shall be described. The County Courthouse, Sanford, & JULIAN ASSOCIATION, INC. Accuracy I paperwork required. 1979. claImant shall deliver sufficient Florida, at 11:00 A.M., on the 13th NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BO 1230 copies of the claim to the clerk to day of June, 1979, the Paint or chemical knowledge Jane L. Nies Good typing, good phone voice, pursuant to call of the President following Sanford, Fl. 3053222171 32171 enable the clerk to mall one copy to dsc,ib.d property set forth helpful. Reliable, mature, As Personal Representative In the Telephone: the South Seminole Community excellent company. Amended healthy. Retiree acceptable. each personal representative, Summary of the Estate of Final Library Association, Inc., a Publish: April L 23, 1979 . United Solvents. 3234544. All persons Interested in the estate Judgment of Foreclosure. Albert C. Lindsey, profit corporation, that the annual DE 167 to whom a copy of this NotIce From the NW corner of SectIon 33 ____________________________ Deceased meeting of the members will be held Steady work, Interesting lob. Admlnistrationhas bean mailed are Township 19 S Rang. 30 E. run ~1TORNEY FOR PERSONAL required, WITHIN SMALL CLAIMS COURT ORANGE in the Altamonte Springs Library THREE thence South 0 degrees 06' 20" C I7FPRESENTATIVE: COUNTY, FLORIDA BuIlding at 2*1 Maitland Avenue, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF along West line of said Section 35 CASE No. 633$ Altamonte Springs, Florida, on CARLTON, FIELDS, WARD, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF andcenterlineofAIrpoflIevard COMMERCIAL CREDIT LOANS, Saturday, April 21, 1979, LfMMANUEL, SMITH & CUTLER, Accurate typing, good personalIty. at 1:30 IMTNICIRCUITCOURTOPTHI I'.A. THISNOTlCE.tollIeanyobjs adistanceof7$2.sofe.tforapolntof INC. p.m., for the following purposes: EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. they may have that challenge the beginning; said point also being the 1601 CNA Tower, 2700 C. RobInson 1. Election of Board of Trusties CUlT IN AND POE SEMINOLE validity of the decedent's will, the SW corner of ACADEMY MANOR ø.o. 1171 Orlando, Florida 32502 and onicers; COUNTY, FLORIDA qualifications of the personal repre. UNIT I as recorded In PIat Book 13, Orlando, Florida 32102 •vsThis Is an excellent company with 2. PresentatIon of annual reports: CIRCUIT CIVIL NO. 7I'2fl$CA49. sentative, or the venue or jurisdlc. Page, Public Records of Seminole Ly Albert 0. Capouano J.D. GREENE. JR. 3. outstanding benefits. All other busIne that lion of the court. may K Felephone: (305) 5490300 County, Florida, run thence North 19 come before the meeting. JAMES T. BARNES MORTGAGE ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND degrees 34' " East along the South ,F!ublish: AprIl 16, 23, 1979 All members are invIted to attend COMPANY, DEl 69 OBJECTIONS NOT so FILED line of dsub.dlvison 1,013.54 feet Afternoon hours, full time lob with and partIcipate in this very im. a Michigan corporation, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED to the SE corner of Lot 107 of said CIRCUIT COURT ORANGE portant good company. meetIng. Date of the first publication of thIs SubDIvision; run thence N 155.07 COUNTY, FLORIDA Pursuant to the provisions of PlaintIff; feet Notice of Administration: April 16 to the SW corner of LOT 10 of CASE Ito. 72)111 n, Bylaws, this notice shall be V. ' aforesaid SubDlvislon; run thice NORTH ORLANDO BANK, publIshed once In the Sentinel Star GARY MATTHEWS and CECILIA Shoes sales preferred. Excellent N $9 degrees 36' " C 320.00 feet to a Florida $tiptwn Cuss banking corporation and once In the Evening Herald five ROBERTS 0. FISHER, company. As Personal Representative the SW corner ot LOT 16, vs. (5) days prior to April 20, 1979. of the Estate of ACADEMY MANOR UNIT II as .1.0. GREENE, JR. DATED this lPh day Ap,, recorded in Plat Book 16, Page 21 oP CHRISTINE ELIAS A.D. 1979. NOTICE OP SALE the Public Records of SemInole NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVIN •s.Sadetls Pate, President, County, Florida; run thence S 19 ExcelIint company, must be able ,, pursuant to the Order of Final South Sminole Community ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL degrees 01' 47" E 35.01 feet to the REPRESENTATIVE: CIRCUIT COURT ORANGE to supervise employees. Good Library AI KIatIOp NW corner WILLIAM L. COLIERT, ESQUIRE ACADEMY of LOT I? of aforeSaid COUNTY, FLORIDA advancement. Publish: April 73, 1973 CIrcuit Court of Seminole County, MANOR UNIT II said CASE N.. CI 71.4363 P.O. Box FlorIda, I will sell the property !" point also being a point on a Sanford, Florida 32771 curve THE ORLANDO BANK 6 TRUST CITY OP situated in Seminole., County, concave Easterly having. radius of ON Telephone: (3051 333-2171 CO'PANY, CASSILBEU FlOrida, Grist boss floods clean cut person as: 36310 IeeJ,thince from a tagent a Florida bankIng corporation Pubiish AprIl 16,23, 1379 FLORIDA Lof 6, Block .1, WASHINGTON with sales personality, excellent bearingoP5outhrun5 DEII4 a V$ NOTICE OP PUBLICHEARINSTO OAKS,SICTIONTWO,ecqlngfo potential. the arch of said curve and the OREENMYIR, INC., b CONSIDER ADOPTION OP PIatBooiilLp.ges$landI7,pvblic Westerly line of aforesaid a corporailojt and J.D. PROPOSED ORDINANCE Greene, STOCK Records of SemInole County, ACADEMY MANOR UNIT II a and Frances Greene, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: his wife Florida. distance of 211.11 feet through a Super manks$ expinlence. Work NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by NOTICE OP SHBNIPP'I SALE TOGETHER WITH all structures kdo managernen$ position. central angleof 33 degrenSl' 1V' to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the City of Caslelberry, Florida, and Improvements now and hire. the PRC (Point of Revers, curve), by vIrtue of thai ,,, City Council will hold a certain Writ of p after on said land, and fIxtures of a curve concave Southwesterly Execution issued out of hearing to consider enact, attached thirsts, and all rents, and under hiving a radIus of 597.62 feet: run the seal of the Circuit Court ,, of Excellent company with good pay. •• 353. entItled: " issues, prgcwa and profits ac. thence along the arch of said Exponlincod pinion. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY curve Orange County, Floride upon crying and to accrue from said pre and said Westerly line of judgment rendered a final OF CAUELBERNY, FLORIDA, mise*, all of which are Included ACADEMY MANOR UNIT II 412.73 court on the 14th deyin the aforssaid AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 166, wIthin tile foregoing description and NOV m::.,d to Poet through a central angle Of 3 Groat company to work for must of March A.D. AS AMRNDED AND SUPPLE. the 1973, in that certain babendurn thereof; also all gas, rees 54' 1V' to the Point wik--'-i Øjpe be experienced. $lJj5 The Orlando Bank 6 CUC entitled MINTED, OF THE CITY OF steam, electric, water, and other Trust cor. Tangency; run thence South along pany, a Florida banking Corn. CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA; SAID heating, cookIng, refrigerating, aforesaid Westerly line )1i.$2f,et qu ORDINANCE to porallon, Plaintiff 'VS. Oreeflinyer, BEING THE CON. lighting, plumbing, ventIlatIng, titeNE Cornerof LOT flof aforesaid Inc. a Great company salary +. Steady corporation and J.D. Greene, NANCE PREHENSIVI ZONING ORDI. irrigating, and power systems, ACADEMY MANOR UNIT Il, run work for good person. Jr., and Frances Greene, hi5 wife, thence West along OF THE CITY OF macttinos, appliances, fixtures, and CASSELURRy, the North line of Defendants and by virtue Of th05 FLORIDA; SAID oppsj LOT 21a distance of 139 feet to till prior lN, which niw are or ' A call from you wIN bdn a AMENDMENT ESTABLISHING writs of execution as afire may hereifter pertain t or be used NW corner of said LOT 29; run f s-i m.ntione which were deliVered Medianlc.11y Inclined floods to THE ZONING ci.usiFiCATIou with, in, or on said premises, even . thence N 3431 feet, thence West pisslntativs ___ OF C.) COMMERCIAL FOR THAT though have some experience, 170.00 feet to the NW corner Of LOT me as Sheriff of Seminole County, they be detached or l'.s Florida, and I hive levied 1n l lION 1 DESCRIBED IN SEC. dSI.CP.dale, .p, together with all PARCEL 21 of aforesaid ACADEMY MANOR toliowing descrIbed property and OP THIS ORDINANCE, ku. uNit vsw ak.. UNIT II: run thence South along by and singular the tenements, S.D. Greene, Jr.___ and Francis caids of In. ewd PROVIDING SEVERABILITY; Iteisditaments and appurtenances Must have outside sales exWesterly line of aforesaid Greuuiehis wito, said property being Iiial MS ACADEMY MANOR UNIT CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE ffieresmfo bsIsn$ia. or In anywise perience. OrNi company. DATE. 113*3.73 locited in Seminole County, Fiends, feel to Chants. apperteinin, end the reversion aid me SW corner Of aforesaid more particularly described as This .1111cc 1$ alvin piwivant ts evensions, remainde, or remain. ACADEMY MANOR UNIT II; run Ool: the prevIsIons of Chapter LI . b - �49—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE ly ELMO. L1 LJE, \5 S Monday April 23, 179 by Chic Young U MEA MRS Answer to Previous Puzzle A 1Lt HAPPENED?J II'LL`5140W 39 Biblical Preposition uISiTIESTf1IDiuic —fATr— 4; Comejian DIR MUSTACHE (abbr.) Sparks IS I THUD A Pd N £ 4 Puerto Rican 42 Pairs S TI1 0 1 resort 43 Forest animal VI S C I 9 Encountered 44 Caspian TATTL 45 Canal system Iüf 12 Gents S0Y A Lt in northern 13 Tyre king If • a Michigan 14 Former resi• ii;i; 4lSmallpouch dents nick. I. l9Stuck name ____________________ QUASI STFLA 52 Spelunker 1 Superlative kPdI_ALLJAP 56 Year of su ffix FO HEN'SSeI I 4J ELMO ACROSS ii 13 Wife-!s-.Ppt ui Affair Or .- Divorce list Year, No. 212—Tuesday, April 24, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 DEAR DR. LAMB I need helpinuthiga sexual - ponthatexIstbetweenmy husband and myself. It might 16 Mexican even save ow marriage If I cottonwood 57 Painters 7 Revolving stand 32 Kind of could gain a li ttle tosight. At 17 Honey machine part 611 possess singing club t I'm contemplating an en pres (pharm) 8 Behave (contr) 18 Push th a long4üne friend or affair wi , c y38 TO be (Lat. 20 Persons over a divorce or both. period 9 Play without 40 Question ------------...e here , h dialo gue "u k"P' band Ls 64 and I'm Ifl 22 Adenosine tri• us My h answerers 10 64 ive Out standard alcoholturnin sub phosphate 46 Greek theater my early 60s. For the last 20 of 65 Stage need 11 Distant (abbr) Inalmostall performances 48 Circa 66 Track events (prefix) yearstere'sbeena decreasing 24 By birth67 Conclusion 19 Old Dominion 49 Dessert items ability to function sexually oq areas, including the sexual 25 Speed 50 Monster state (abbr) his part and now no atten1* a area. measure DOWN 21 Shaped with 51Burmese When a couple Is caught In a (abbr) Wed to an ax currency 28 Safety agency Mesdames utth but mod of the problem and only one of them Is 23 False (prefix) 53 Holding (abbr) (abbr) 24 City on the thne I just end up frustrated. Interested In doln something device 30 Toupees 2 Network Loire 54 Neck and He won't see a physician. He about It, that one should 34 Biblical 3 Inner (pref) 25 Baseball neck is a heavy drinker and smokes probably go to a ph ysician and character '4 light four. glove 35 Inert gas two to three packs of cigarettes possibly see a psychiatrist or wheeled car• 26 Vessels bow 55 Organ part 58 Exist 36 Con. riage 27 Ring of light a day. I've tried to get him to family counselor. By direct tendere plea 59 Compass 5 Cooking fat 29 Sharpen give up these habits and tOld discussion It may be possible to 37 Lacquered point 6 Depression ini• 31 Charged him that he would live longer work out a solution that will metalware tials 60 Take a meal pa rticles _________ and more pleasurably so we help In that specific situation. YOU might look In the yellow I2 II 16 17 I 8 1 110 Jll 1 could enjoy our lives together pages of your telephone but flOthifl works. WCUUU ii nc th 14 I can co lude at he enjoys WIeIY what organizations or see I" I thlnga theway theyarewhlchls il 17 li ava able in ow fi ties are to go to work, come home, start I I community and talk to them drinking and dagger off to 18 19 20 21 about your husband's problem. mIs meaus no home life for a ntunb5r of Instances, the a In either of us and surely 22 • 24 victim has great difficulty 23 shortened life span for neiping mmselr ana many Whatlsawomansuppoaedtodo In circumstances such as organizations can be very Hum HOME goam th th use hel~ul to er spo e o these? caught In such a situation. You're DEAR READER I am sending you The Health right about the effect on Let ter nwiber 3-1Z Impotence, pan. If he thinks as much asto give you general Information yOUsayandasnOkesasmuchas on this problem since it's the YVU Si)', ii Di yVar5 01 iV I'V primary concern to you. Other maynot be arotmdmuchlongerreaderswhowantthlslssua can 49 50 51 to provide any form of corn- send 52 53 54 cents. with a long, panlonship. stamped, self-addressed en 56 57 '58 159 160 ' 61 The excessive use of alcohol velope for it. Send your request 62 can significantly Impair a tomelncareof thlsnewspaper, 61 64 ______ man's sexual capacity. Alcohol P.O. Box 1551, RadIo City 65 66 doesn't make men better Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Just keep in mind that imlovers. It usually deCTSS n'tpotence isa symom. It can be their objectivity so they do caused by hormonal factors, y realize how bad alcoholism, neurological facPeople who drink often think tors such as complicati nns of they drive better under the diabetes, circulatory disorders Influence when, In fact, they're and, of course, psychological By BERNICE BEDE OSOL traffic hazards. Or they may factors. A good evaluation by a think they do a dozen other professional is often necessary th Ings better. All of this Is to un derstand what's really For Tu.sday, April 24, 1979 Illusion. Tests have shown that going on. Evening Herald—(USpS 48280)—Prjce 15 Cents 0lAIT!tI science (abbr) FA_1-PI DIOINIG TIEI EI Sanford Trash Removal Fee Hloke Forecast - BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker L I - nSfiiiinii U&4Ub11.. YOU GUYS CLEANOR OR ELSE JP THIS PLACE WHAT OR ELSE! - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom a Is THEFZ\ MarMg City OK's - L MNMIL by Bob Montana FLUTESNOCT REC1:iVE0 THE RESuLTS ThE DRAINING ME ,SMORY Bs, WITH T~41Z LwRoN6 COMP SIR. TESTS''ETt DID YOU FIND OuT WHAT IS DELAYING THE TEST SCORES, - THE COMPUTER YES" HA5 AMNESIA , - • EK & MK by Howie Schneider lIM THØJKJG I RI&$SHIAJGM'v' THAT OUGHT 10 THE 'exHvR Of 1HEm1'cwb crTh L 1E j) tc'vo . Nk 11 PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermee r I'M TRYING 10 PECIPE 1 IFC/ERiNG THAT I THING VVOULP HELP '1 I THE L00t$ OF THIS I 3 ROOM! —1 R BUGS BUNNY by Stoffvi 8 Halmdal come IN., B'L.LJUSTHAVTO WAIT TU. I FIN 5H MY YOUR BIRTHDAY Anz1,rnv ings Th that have pry productive In the past will ..*4it.ly come to an end for you this comIng year. Look forward to snaking strides In several new beginnings. TAURUS (April 2OMay 20) Although you will wish to spend time on activities that don't include others today, this might become difficult because of duties you've neglected. Find out more of what lies ahead for you In the year following your bir thday by sending for your copy of -Astro-Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each to AdroGraph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Bc awe to specify birth sign. GEMiNI (May 21-June 20) Associate with friende who are on the go and doing things, but be careful you don't try to impose your will. Go along with the wishes of the majority. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You'll strive for high goals •,,.1.,..A .........A - .4..,..At.J. a juii wwaxu achieving them. However, should you err In some manner, don't try to blame anyone else. LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) You could come up with a clever and fresh appesoch to something, but It might not be so easy to convince others of your Ideas. Do yo ur own thing. VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. 22) Be wary led you be drawn into a situation with strIng attached. Vn" "nuld s'nd up having to '4r4v4un. SHNOO&.I cI do I.M. 4cHP40012 i, j*E. :Ni9 q•gj make by Bob Thavis another's o bligation.; LIBRA(Se$. 23Oct. 23) It's to your Interests to listen to th suggestions of your mate or asaoctdee today. Don't pI too hard to have your way. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) Both your physical and mental energies are at a high point today, and this should be very productlye. Know, however, when to stop. CAPRICOBN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) If It gives you enjouent to whip the house bo shape today that's great, but don't fault the family just because they don't have the same 4hifn, AQUAIUUS(Jan. 20.F.b. 19) Thls isan excellantday to cajd up on AMIN or coffispa. dence. so Ions as you &rn't u the bum about 4Jjtg meant for another's ears. PCfS (Feb. 29-March 20) You'll be a go-getter in fgng, that tend to benefit you materially or financially today. In your e.g flu you COUld get taken, so be careful. ARIY (March 21-April 19) Set your own pace today, Work toward serving your personal Interests. You won't hI abl. 10 pleas, others, so don't even t1 _____ . . M Oswald: "flow would you Alan: "I trumps break 2-2 you can just apr. dUIShSZYJ since you can draw trwnpa diacard one of dummy's dia mends on thh king of clubs and ruff jrour two small diamonds. 'pose trumps 3Oswald: "They do and hearts fall to break 33." Alan: "I would play three TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan WDsIgI.. Te a c e r I s ops I n S to te izu.'rm jpqt* mint - L) .1_1X,;,.A _I . ' I \... . ___. ' • _ p _••• . -_-I_- 1, ., . - .:. ~Vr r___ .,. . . . '/,_b . . , vertisements and programs they deem suggestive and iaeo. .. ... -- W THERE'S NO DANGER HERE Sh e 04Poun to Introduce them for commission endorsement before signing them. Some of her colleagues feel differently about the issue, however. The Lengwood mayor BIRMINGHAM, England plexion and, In the right mood, UPI)— Doctors plan to per- was very cheerful. But in the an autopsy today on an wrong mood, she could aquas. ewifeihoboeded yourhandolf." 72 pOunds and : Ahthoh Mrs. Hopkins wslghIi 73$ ___ had could , .s. yotr hand off" what her mother called "a angry. wow problem" since the age Mrs. Muriel Hopkins, 4$, of I, It was only hi recent years at ha 3'year-old that her craving for bacon, eggs bungalow in the and piotatm mede headlines of T'.pton, stauorswgre, After a recent ft"six died Sunday. pohlcsinui. and five ambulance lire. Hopkins, who was more worker, to get Mrs. Hopkins I feet tall, Insisted she back on her fist they had to 4siied 72 pounds altboegh a roll her up in a carpet to standwho her .eflm4- her uprIgit Sm had to sleep In recently at her wef a chair bscaia could not IM than the British get cut of bed. of $13 pounds ad In 1113 (ly days before the fall, she a YSSr.CId girl from refused appeals to attend a special hospital course In "bs s.wwd to have no weight control, saying the jibsrraument about her , doctors would "Mop me from 1g1*Mahl,"alocalr'uldeM miokim and starve me to . had a ruddy com 4)x" 4. Therm-O-Tane Gas Company was given a clean bill of health by Sanford firo inspectors following an investigation prompted by anxious residents living near the company's [P gas storage trucks at UI W. Ninth St. Twenty nine residents of the area had requested the city look into the safety of storing and loading large quantities of bottled gas at the site. The residents petitioned the Sanford Fire Department earlier this month. The petitioners stated: "We fear for our lives and property as we are constantly having to call the police or fire department to turn off leaking gas. Anyone lighting a cigarette or any spark could cause an explosion." Acting on the petition, Sanford Fire Chief G.M. Harriett ordered an official inspection. The results of llarriett's inspection, made public during Monday's city commission meeting, Indicate the company is in no violation of i1t' codes, and flO danger exists. Takes Job SeriousIY Longwood's Mayor June Lormann takes her job seriously, even if some of her commission colleagues don't. Mayor Lorrnann said she Is convinced signing proclamations is mayor's task, but also feels out of courtesy to commissioners, she ought to be permitted See TEAQIER, Page 12A - over the paatseveral weeks has had occasion to bring before the council several proclamations she's had to sign. There was Nationa accept the proclamation and said she would sign It. Not this time, however, "This is getting to be them I'lltake it and sign it by myself anyway," ridiculous," idiculous," proclaimed' Coin Week, Private Property Week,' Christ Episcopal Appreciation Commissioner J.R. Grant, wanting to draw the line Was she disappointed? "Yes." Will It cause any future problems for the mayor? "No. I'll just keep bringing them before the commission out of common courtesy, and if they continue to decline acknowledging them, I'll continue going off by myself and signing said the determined mayor. somewhere, Week, Seminole County Youth Week, etc., etc., etc. Monday, Mayor Lormann had dlll another one: Municipal Clerks Week brought to Mrs. Lcrmann's attention by City Clerk lAnds Martin. So, Mayor Lormann asked commissioners to "We've had so many, there's no longer any meaning to it," proclaimed Commissioner Stephen Barton. "I just feel It's my duty as mayor to sign proclamations, and when the commissioners took that attitude, I just told proclaimed Mayor br- __ -•S *- •-*- -, ----. Dobermans G Bruá and Judy Crocker's two registered Doberman Pthachsrs escaped death today when the county released the apIntI)s to their cedody. The couple recovered their dogs just hours before a decision was to be made on whether or net to destroy the wiznxl. Both dogs were Impounded by Seminole County animal control officers on April 10 after they had been suspected of biting a 4-year-old girl on April 7. Alter the dogs were impoHn_dthe couple said they did not hive the funds to pay the boarding fees followIng a 19deyquaranttheperlod. BruceCrockersaldheand his wife both unemployed and only recently moved here from Colorado. Under county ordinance, a dog becomes the property of . are -.5 ...S•-*-•.- _-S.. S_._•__, im Committee list, P-12A radio and television as well as in newspapers. Committee members will "brainstorm" together and make a lid of offensive material In their particular medium, Nelson said. They will present their report at the next committee meeting to be held at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 8 at the Long wood Elementary School. Layer explained the concerned citizen group would never totally agree on programs that are offensive but there are "some common grounds." "We all have different opinions of what Is acceptable and what Is not," Layer said. "To be successful, we will find those things that are so bad that everybody Is in agreement." Jean Michels, of Box 738 Miller Road, Sanford, said she isa mother of three and fInth acceptable family programs scarce even during prime time television. "i was watching 'Eight Is Enough' ", said Mrs. Michels. "They were covering the subject of living together before getting married, At the end of the program, I asked my five-year-old daughter, Wendy, what she thought of it. She said she thought it's okay." When the three media committees report their findings, each member.ofJ,he citizens committee will be responsible for waging a telephor*calljng and letter-writing campaign to media carrying offensive material. "Every member Is responsible for writing 10 letters," Layer sad. "If you can get another person to agree to write another 10 letters, this thing can really multiply. "People will have so many letters flowing In, the man ufacturers and the media won't be able to withstand the Pressure. It's not simple but I'm telling you, It can be effective." Layers dthecit nscommitteecouidalsofunctionu _ •, -- .•--- * ... Reprieve "You cannot be on a white horse charging windmills stupidly. Let's don't be a bunch of pranks if we are really serious about accoiuplishng something. The newspapers have already labeled me a nut." the county If It Is not claimed within a 15-day period ifld can be destroyed. Today would have been the 15th day of the C'ockers' dogs' confinrnent. Acting Coisty Aiilmal Control Director Jeff Etchberger said the Crockers appeared at the dog pound this morning with the $4 they needed to free the apirpals. The county charges $3 per day for boarding plus an additional charge for registration and tags to those dogs without papers. "ft is a hippy ending, the dogs are back with their owners," said Etchberger. Etebberger said he was toid the Crocers were lent the monY by afrdwhodIdfletwant10see tia p dedri ...... , ,• ,.• or advertisements they view as offensive. Layer urged the members to retain their rationality in their purpose: Today Ars.d The Clock ..........4* lkre.c.pe ................. Bridge ....................IA Hospital ................... Caleadar .................12* Obituss4es ................ IIA csmic, ....................$A OURSELVES.............. . Crossword .................IA Sperto ................... I7A Editorial ..................4* TelevIals, ................ Dear %y ................. IA wath.................... IIIIA 12* 4. --' At a recent meeting, school board members supported Supt. William La yer's recommendation to cleanup the enviromnent first before thdlt'&r sex education program In the classroom. He called for the citizens' suppo rt to Infl uence the media, boycotting It If necessary, to change offensive programs they deem harmful viewing for their children. Layer, who had been designa ted as tem porary committee chairman, relinquished his leadership Monday to elected co-chairmen Gordon Nelson of 1209 Winter Springs Blvd., Maitland, and Anne Boston of 1935 Japonlca Road, Winter Park. Boston Is the president of the Seminole County Parent, Teacher, St udents Association (PTSA). One mem ber of the audience protested: "I think we will become anonnous when you (Layer) withdraw your involvement from the group." Several volunteers from the audience agreed to serve on media committees to scrutinize various programs on a receiver station where residents can report programs .4 - Herald Staff Writer Three citizen subcommittees have been organized to scrutinize offensive programming and advertisements on radio, television and newspapers and report their findings May 8. This action was taken Monday when 19 of 24 members attended the first meet ing of the sex education committee at the Seminole County school district office. Their mMon was to organize their ranks and devise sexuall y-oriented. - fig . . . çr By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Fortho flr* time a 5"1'wk Coedy teacher has been selected the Florida - Teacher of the Year to represent the date In national competition In The winner Is Karen Whighain Coleman, 22, who teechits gifted students In the sixt , seventh and eighth grades at Tuakawllla Middle School. "It's such a wonderful experience," said Mrs. Coleman, who had learned she was selected Florida Teacher of the Year 1980 just fifteen minutes before reporters contacted her today. "Supt. William Layer just called and offered his congratulations but anything like this Is a joint effort," Mrs. Coleman said. "My school has been so supportive." ii i,i.. Mrs Coleman was selected from fro throughout the date In March before being named from one of the six finalists in the program. She has been teaching for 12 years. Thesis nominees for the state honor were chosen by a screening committee composed of representatives of the Florida PTA, the Florida Association of District School Superintendents, Florida Education Association the Florida Teaching Profession and the Department of Education, The selection of Mrs. Coleman for Florida Teacher of the Year 1* was a unanimous decision, said Al Erileben, coordinator of the program for the Florida Department of Educatiols. The committee based Its criteria on the same standards the national committee will be using when It makes Its selection hi l*) Erileben said. "The national committee is looking for a teacher having a superior ability to Impart love of learning In students of all backgrounds and abilities," said Ersieben. "Of course, we take Into account the teacher's own background, education, school and community Involvernesg and extra-curricujar activities," he said. The wlim.rol theNdlonalTeacherof the Year 1*wlu ___h To Assess Ads . . , Af .- . ,• Will ___ - .• Tus 3Wi a ' 1is* s.ss . , MurielD*ies 'D -- --' - (For a copy of JACOBV MOD. ERN, send $1 to: 'Win at Bridge," care of this newspa. per P.O. Box 49, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019.) by Stan Lee and John Romita L KNOW HOW !vIR _R!tmMseR I'! Sex-Ed Panel IiuiiI KAREN WIIIGHAM COLEMAN ...Florkla Teacher Of The Year You hold: • AKxxx ,xxx AJ Qxz The __ hiddlnu a nnm,.a.. r'''i one heart on your.!eft. Your pa rtner passes and two hearts Is bid on your right. A Michigan reader asks If we would bid two spades when vulnerable. Yes, we would. We are taking a chance, but one cant get anywhere waiting sure things NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 1,00#45 N! HE SU SETS THE FCWER NE CP!_____ N LOVE! . old Pholo by Tom Vlocat , . 1If . ' Ask is. __ ' . . . , rounds of trumps in event. Then I would play ace-king and a small heart and ruff a heart In my hand. I go back to dummy with the ace of clubs, lead and ruff a fourth heart, cash my aceking of diamonds and king of clubs for that diamond discard, ruff one diamond and discard the other on the fifth heart." Oswald: "You have made the grand slam. Your play would also have won In the event of a 5-1 heart break If the diamonds had broken 3-3 since you would have been able to establish your fourth diamond." TIN*N?Y'M$ Lrr*sI /1!i_a:a—' .L. fdv'! IF THE ALIA'r; 1AfticNi ' LTJL' i— r ORDIR. at DON'T i'i ' . . WIN AT BRIDGE SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You'll beanilousto do fun things today and yet large groups could unnerve you. Share your time with a few Intimate friends with whom you feel condortable. SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST good . - HOROSCoPE Sa .• -. - I u . • --- SOMETHING SEEMS TO BE WERE ' HAVING , . - JIR Jil. I I.l .I JiIUIUIU. Idea County. 1 I!e report followed a designated by DER as one of would likely generate more (HWSW ystem an energy tripling of the present $5 Herald Staff Writer two-yeax study mandated by the 19 regions for which a plan solid waste than would be recovery system is going to monthly fee is Sanford city commissioners the state Department of is required. likely. needed to be burned and thus raise the price of refuse have given a qualified approval Environmental Regulation The plan calls for the conThe plan indicates that the to a comprehensive solid waste (DER) which required each of struction of three resource athere would be continued use of collection, cost of dis posin'e g of a ton of solid il landf l. He said the declining supply removal concept which would 19 regional areas to approve a recovery incinerators in the of oil and its subsequent rise in waste under the current landfill convert county garbage into solid waste disposal plan by county which would bum solid For that reason, Knowles price make the conversion to system is about $4. When the energy by use of special inJuly I of this year. The report wastes as a fuel in generating reco mmended the city give a the resource recovery units recovery units are operational, cinerators. was prepared by the electricity. The report states qualified approval of the plan .. philosophically acceptable," the cost of disposing of a ton of But City Manager Warren E. 113 that the resource recovery units W acKnowles cautioned the plan engineering firm of °; should be operational by unit built in Sanford be smallery but he said the cost of that cording to estimates. and Jernigan ' conversion is going to be a endorsed could raise the trash Buuuey, Proposed locations for the units than the other two units unt il iami. "Solid waste disposal Is to be removal fee to Sanford M are Altamonte Springs, Iron such time as the city's energy financial burden initially. He noted that the report did one of the real major, costly residents by as much as 300 needs require the city to burn Commissioner Eddie Keith Is Bridge and Sanford. not translate the cost of the problems of civilization in the percent over the next 11 years. scheduled to meet with other The report, Knowles pointed conversion into what it may years ahead," he said. ,The At the regular meeting municipal officials in the out, Indicates that the units at would reduce co cost the individual, but he said public will not like what it sees Monday, commissioners voted county May 2 to discuss area- Altamonte Springs and Iron Knowles the cost of building the recovery or hears when coats are related to approve a resource recovery wide approval of the plan. Bridge would be operationally But Knowles warned that the units and implementing the to the solutions of their own study report for Seminole Seminole County Itself was efficient, but that Sanford conversion from a landfill plan indicate a doubling or demands," - - Removal By GEOFFREY POUNDS _t__I_. --- I I I i- —1---.I-.-- —I I I I I Waste S. - -' • ,- ... • • -- U S.,.-. -4 � 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 23, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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March im ( 11.j IT DOES ( YOU DON'THwE' SHE'S MAD ' - ! &~ _ FIVE I YOU MEAN SAIP 'LL I i YOU'LL BE HOME BE HOME \ AEVEN 1H When L%3.b _______ I 4 ( I'LL GEE YOU AT 1j ___ __ ______ I by Mort Walker DARN HER' SOMEPAY I WILL COME HOME AT FIVE JUST TO SHOW HER I40W _ WRONG SHE 16.' L IU itti I i A T A L £ GA TO ____ IIIAIRISSIAIMAI Lilifi '1jjttjjwt i Irf C 2 3 ——— ii ..---] THE BORN LOSER FoRMs? ott 'ppy 6Ig. fwipr c 18 —— 19 - 24 — — — 21 22 23 yj " — — — 25 28 26 27 34 33 .. 0 37 38 — —— — 29 46 — — _______ I _ LLAL 30 31 32 knees to bend should be cur- _ _______ by Bob Montana THIS ONE ! ryasAND FOR SOMWNE WHISTLE OR SOME FOLKS THINK IT'S BAD I TO STEP ON UR SHADOW lii ( MOOSE'S GIRL FRIEND, HOWSTHEARTICLE KINOOF LUCK TO TOES YOUR KAT ON WHISTLE I A MIDGE FOR THE SCHOOL STUCK! "A &O OR OPEN AN ROOM ! THEATRE DRESSING 14 PAPER ON NAME UMBRELLA IN000RSf ____ SUPERSTITION ___ A FEW COMING ALONG 1? SUPERSTI11ONS! HOW A6O 57 — 61 - - - 48 - — 58 - - - - - 64 Is beneficial. — — — 53 54 55 56 52 '59 J60 ——— — 63 - — 62 - - - - - - - - - - 65 - 66 EEK & MEEK ev tilW jUST GOTOtAR KMATS THris Y its Gor MATM9 WN TW MA&H YOUR BIRTHDAY "U. %L4)L..TKgE FLe &AH5... IM JAWARY AUE) today. You take all your Mar;h 7,IM responsibillUes very seriously. You can get what you go after you're chaUdag up many gum ARE CKLY 9 A40M '-nt. Corn- County to what Will nftimitelybeafull. at PRISCILLA'S POP V-01.1LP NOT LIKE TO LEA'J FROM 1ajCHNCiNGr, iOU LYLE? ' CAR ______ by Al Vermeer HOW A8OUT PISCO DANCING I NOT FROM WELL, LET ME C-AVE YOU A FREE STEP 1 ANYWA J ,J ',O.J! 'i ORDINARILY, YOU SHOLW tD THE L4PING, ClYL _______ ______ 10,1 8 v1 K - Pass BUGS BUNNY hw 4111tniffoll A Nalmdahl WE Ml)cEP LOTI O'COL.ORS. PETUNIA, HOPJN' ThERe'L.L. 86 AUTILJL.' i NEVER MINP YA MEAN 'rHAT'5*1Sr ____ ___ '7 THE CHEAP 'YERCHOOfIN' WANT, 14MM.. S SET ONE" I BUSY,' ___ ____ o ____ CANCER (Jim, 21-July 23) Others find you an aIrable person to be involved with - FRANK AND_ERNEST j county corn- ___ __ by Bob Thaves Ar_ Time ... . • ... - If approved, the request would hike single-family rates from $6.50to $8 monthly for the first outlet; from $10 to $15 for each additional outlet; Transfer of services to new homes would rise from $10 to $15; reconnections for costs would leap from $10 to $15 and relocation of an outlet within a home would go from $7.50 to $15 If the rate changes are granted. sniaskatlon Corp., ownerof Orang.Semlnole Cablevision, has become a wholly owned subsidiary of Time Inc. That p1m for ft merger was worked out In cub and The commission must approve all cable rate increases, Rorke. "Our capability to secure financing was limited hi Niles, ATC spokesman. ATC dockhoWers were given the option of accepting cash for the merger or equivalent am of shares in Time, according to Ndes. because the firm' s rates are regulated by the commission under provisions of a contract between the two entities. A similar rate hike was rejected for thet second time last month by the Sanford City Ctnpisoon CUiv*os had comparison before Ms." Time has long been interested in cable television, according to Rorke, and was one of the original stockholders at ATC. Abaist $ vest am. Itois resrMtvea bsiaa he 11 UL.P SM L.P&MP Cabilevill1ionI a risilied for rate inicressa at a 7 pm. Tuesday meeting. ovious. AN UNCANNY GRASP OF IN 1lJM$t.WEEPS. •r, 94 C K 65. •AJIOS4 North opens one spade. A Texas reader wants to know •'. this column and will receive JACOB V MODERN.) copies of by Stan Lee and John BUT "M SURE M.WAYS EL 6ONNFINPOUT LIKEX CAMS lid WHO THE REAL AT NE MIPPLE O 5/ O$ ThE MOVIE! --. .----.- , ATC owns 100 cable systems in 32 states, according to Rorke, five of those are located in Florida. Cablevision already is In the process of laying 150 miles of cable primarily hi southern Seminole County, according to Rorke and further efforts will be nude to extend cable service in other areas of the county. -. - _____ * t*. this merolag trnt t*vores4 AecOtdiutg to P*trthnanen 1iitl%Us to Mb Smith of the Shelby Police this week during the Department, Daffron was found search for Daffron, Capt. Baber dead hi his Hager Motel room noted Daffron had been about 10:40 a.m. Tuesday from carbon monoxide poisoning. several months. Time of death was estimated at "He had been telling her some time Sunday evening. said the since their separation and then Patrolman Smith motel maid had come to Daf- after their Jivorce that he fron's room on Monday, but couldo't deal with it and was going to kill her and himself," could get no response. u figured he was sleeping, so she he recalledwould leave him alone," ob. The Daitruns have two served Smith. children, Laura, 6; and Jeff, 3. During Bethun.Cookman Address - Ford: 'H a ve Faith In US. During These Trying Times' -- - -- brQ* 4 YNIV WLLJ* IT! ThAt$SSIU,yoo MASSSKI - A SPY!.. AVWI' A IACCOI ' rvat , ___ - ___ r-f - _ __ -. ] - . - w. _ air, they would hold hands and r.etànt of 1h pry a prayer Cd thanksgiving coup., and first vice Wino -Dial. Duringthe* mosthe abc. he chairman boo WI attic, Ford said he his WI forthe IlnftedMau . of the board of tr*id.es of lie FORD, Page IA During Iidroloa remarks Bethwi, Caokense* College. Fsrd preseats plaque dvl&g ceremosy at BetbuaeCookmaa bdore the Ford speech, Mrs. iáa i.ye pr.siuient of the heIIM t face a. The too big or too powesful," Ford 'l'ha thtp that imlhe a as chief executive said while he facuity as.oc4 fIy, pr,b'n' described 1SdI stih 01 character 01 the said. "A government big Americans are far more thsei wu in the White House, the former pr,'4.'4 as "a Ud5IMssIsouriitvuIIy," U togiwaever)1lag- we those that divide a. We coo everytime he end Mrs. Ford pest citlaso ,of the would," UJI .wat Is a goviromat big disagree without being returned turns from a trip wblleMillenQisgb,preidsd Ar.sMThsCIeck .........0* Honsceg.. .......... ......OR hes ½, • w,,4praljing esough to take from us diugrssabkari4Mngewhes4 ovsrs.ss, he Vt gou.sbiinps Cdth. student government .................... Ins heavily on goviromat, mrytblag we have, is.rsisg,"heas4. ashiapbenewoialdftyovs'tM asia MIsm,sMdFord,iheing #dw ................... oiito... ................ 4* thst ft" 0ofM1 Demscrscylsthsiorattypsd The Nib Pn'1- Cd the 'iaticn'a ' "' 11_ rFatd Crtasvsrd................ s oiiui,v In th hlsteri of Us*Sd*M.sihea.nsdmous csp1tol dome woo a slØ to asti— am. from the gmu RCd J.!.Uat ales" In ldhigh" . .................. 0 'MIbd*'stM bad ws've t slatluCangrs.. behold; the lighted Whit. sr'ssaavlda.d ptv.• Daytona Beach Mayor DeW ................ 11 Telsifofos mat sat sttrIed. adIS'hasathe"th4ea's.}kues,thepctcmacRj,ir,the Iawracsj.l(ahlyestwlidto _ Ike ts a --.................. $1 . .................. $. Amudom VS *V$ Ud at 1 hg,, ad we - 1US ted Washington monument Ford greetings and bed whim This former presidest mid he __________ Si1l wariMiTi from the wildest is the Cd the TAncth and DOcals, with whom coiidry Jefferson memorials built to Ford served during hIs years In school's sports airbiem and c,worate those two great the U.S. House of R.preaen- displayed a shirt given him man InOIQy.EVJJI ur istatives. Chappell's .arllerinthedayby th.sttadeid saw thew things I 501 ooie congrieslonal district inched,. body. The shut in the school's color Cd maroon and gold, was banpe," he said. a portion of Sanford. Impr inted with the school Ford saldeachtlme he and Ford wu em blem on the back and the his wife returned and saw the j IJ, a do.. r- words . You, G.rald ci the capital from the suns! friend, who Is also the Foal en the fruid. __ t!Iad list.. - XM Nat with "multiple gunshot parked outside the motel room, but declined to release its Daffron and his wife were contUAL Police oMcish were wounds." ______ ___ ___ __ ___ A SSSPY Smith said today a note had home, according to Gwinnett County Police Capt. C.T. Baber, been found in Daffran's car Thie court reporter, Bernice 1174. had sued for rain- English. "Although he Is a fine man and Tuesday during ft non- although eventually finding In it his or her contract is not statement and back pay The school board contended jury trial that he had difficulty his favor, declined to file the renewed, but this does not and has a great academic M. SchmIt, was called as a apply in the case of non- background he has a cozn- withess by the jue, and charging discrimination because his students bad dif- In understanding Angotti's suit. ficulty Understanding him, it pronunciation of Ell". , munications problem,"said testifleld that It was a drain to A former Ssmillloile 0=ty beicame of his nationality. He then sued the school board tenured teachers. Argentine An Angotti, who came to the Ned Jullan, who defended the understand and record native and led to poor own behalf claiming he clasaroom control. Young said most of the on his high school me* leedar Angotti' s testimony. nabraliosd U. S, cidm slam U. S, District Judge George discrimin1ttlon cam come In was denied due process when United States in 19M taught sebod board in the case. "When I took his (the Young said that with a great tSa a federal jse Tusaday 1t73, Angotti had taught for C. Young, who indicated this the initial hiring process. After he was discharged and he had Spanish for 20 years in _____ the cmi r em. four years at Lyman and lake was one of the most unusual his contract was not renewed, not been able to get another job Argentina and two years in plalntlWs deposition), It was deal of concentration he had Panama, where he met his clear he did not speak Fngllak been able to understand 1thm A*W of Maitland, &antlsy high schools, bid his trials he had ever encountered, Angotti filed a complaint with since then. ifion contract was ad cointraict im ch opp A boom agreed after listening to the the Equal Employment Op. Young ruled that a tenured wife, a U.S. citizen, who well and would be our best Angotti's testimony, but it had witness." See TEACHER, Page lÀ reniwed y . goi board In of his difficulty in speaking plaintiff for five heirs Monday portunity Commission, which teacher is entitled to a hearing teaches in Seminole County. __ 1.00K ,FEWWSSS/ a chair, Smith said. Judge Agrees With School Board In Teacher's Suit - D'saS leash Tuesday recelve hIs 20th honorary lsd. the at the ackeel's 1* hemus a, Today ___ ______ ____ • _a_ "From our perspective, we are very pleased with the move," added Rorke. Sanford; and Dennis Moore, had been found ln the Daffrvna' Romita - .. Rorke. Former Sanford resident Rod The maid returned Tuesday Daffron, 34, sought in con- morning. Again no answer. nection with the slaying of his Police were called. ex-wife and a Lawrenceville, Smith said police found two Ga., man has been found small mini-charcoal grills In a Shelby, N.C., motel room. burned out on the floor of the A nationwide alert hadweek beenroom. Daffron was lying across this lssued earlier * his bed, covered with a green following the double homicide blanket and a .357 Smith & last Friday. The victims, the Weason magnum on top. The former Charlene Abrams,30, of door had been barricaded with By JANZ the experts? Write "Ask the Experts "care of this nowspaper. Individual questions will be answered II accompanied by stamped, sell-addressed envelopes. Th . most Interest. ing questions will be used in t S asked for permission to float the rate for Sanford customers from the current $6.50 per month to $8 per month over the next two years. Rorke noted Cablevision will probably make the same request again to the Sanford City Commission in the near future. However, he admitted, a date for that third request has not been set. "I think it is very dear we will have to petition the City of Sanford for a rate adjustment in the near future," said A bussed Gerald Ford leektngiphiysksll(i, . Kills Says Language Problem Evident In Testimony : I- Last spring Time began buying more ATC stock In an announced effort to gain greater control of ATC, noted . .' - - Rorke. - ____ 6•YOU HAVØ SUCH in Sr*'ohe Coaty. outalile incorporated area, according to Rorke. County CintuIon will review ___ by T. K. Ryon - discussing the possibility of taking ATC wsâsr its corporate wing asasubsidiary. Those talks fell through, said 'There will b. no chäng. In polky and proc.dur.s' oljlg say the mos will not_hx1g efforts to .' lis TUMBLE WEEDS Rorke. "We feel the higher rate for the service we provide Is justified. Time Inc. doesn' t have any bearing on that." The move by Time will create a better financial picture for ATC and CaWevision, according to Rorke, because Tune has greater financial capabilities than ATC alone. "From the larger standpoint, in terms of capital and finances, the merger will have a great Impact,"said _ - Suspect If In N. C. stock options offered by Time Inc., according to Bob 'To the loical W* do impact will essedially be nll." KII4II Rocks, Cibh,vltIcn's general maz'iger. ITW motagainant of ATC will remain intact. There will be no change In P0UCY and procectiwti." The move will also have no bearing on a scheduled hearing on rate hikes for Seminole County customers _________ . ifew ng - Inc. Buys Seminole Cable Firm By MAX ERXML71M Heralill Staff Worker Sanford City Commissioners will be notified officially MA Monday that American Television and Com- ,at. Do 0 - _______________________________________ ' _ __ -; _______________________________________________ ld NUlL /IbI? 161V1SP h • Sanford Rate Hike Bid Still On - ____ n a on — badl, what we bid with the South your pride dmd in ym way. South' s five notrump was AQUARPJ$ (Jan. II'FIb. 1$) the grand slam force d Uyou gd your work dono early, North's six-heart reply denlsd two Cd the three trump you'll be able to .joy gutting honors. ' out. Thee. see acme tim end In any event, any rubber different tIthip awaiting you. brl(lge player who stops at Don't Waste Your thDS. six hsarts and makes seven SPIDER-MAN HE 4 V fT PROVEP OU5, PJ%WHAT WALK OF YOURS CAN SUCH A ' 000 1' U MA )s&TL21pJ1] PRIVE MEN WILP' THAT'S WHAT! _____ .; entrwceway _ - tian'i. with even the most difficult of chest, do It today. You'll know We Y The correct response is persons. This won' t go un- jot how to say do right of the bidding of today's two clubs. We have a good noticed. Some very very nice without losing a Mend, hand. Nolrurnp Is clearly a hand and want to bid our CAPRICORN (Dec. 2I.Jan. better place to play thehand lonat suit first. We intend things will be said about you. GEMOU (May 21-Jum 30) A 19) A&ke that might be dilUum hearts- At the samle w spades later. . time, you don't want to be In NEWSPAPER EERPIUIZ AUN.) long-tenn deld might finally be ficolt to swallow :_'l seven and at least this pair (Do younavie a question for paid oft today, bringing your be a real NiIg. Den't kept out of seven. financial picture back In the black ink This may ptwut an opportwdty to do something different. P • AQI7 &ad Alex Sevateg You're able today to get along bm wudft to 1* off ym ' ' — Aft an _____ _ ways at $14000. Commissioners consider Bush' s plan would have the While Percy recommended a adopting a conceptual master county build a deceleration lane name for the complex such as plan for the county property to on U.S. 17-92 approaching the "county service center," Bush provide general direction for entrance road. The engineer agreed a name should be the future development of the said he is concerned about the created for the property. He land. change the main hazards on the road with the well to naming a "board of Percy said the planning would At leat this Is the vision of off US. 17.92 Into the property. additional traffic to be overseers" to see that the be accomplished this budget county lSfld development The cre tflct already has generated by the jail. property is not managed in year and funds for short term director John Percy, who the old agriculture building, the He said planning must be the future and that future land road nxIdifications and parking presented his concept to road department and accomplished now with a use and construction there be areas would be included in the commissioners Tuesday. engineering, — the site where schedule of construction and according to a master plan to fiscal year IMIM to begin County Commissioner Dick the new sherlws department ' work completed by the planned make best possible and mot Oct. 1. WIIliwti said, however, his complex is currently under opening date for the new jail, efficient use of the tract. Bush was told to proceed with pr*rencewaato let an orange construction and —the site of a April 1, 1. "Control of the property in negotiations with nearby spare colored on a Percy- new agriculture center f Along with the new en- the past has not been property owners to determine if s1Ited map of the county omergency operations center tranceway road, a looping road adequate," Bush said, noting property may be donated to the JOHN PERCY pIoesty as the which construction is by-passing the buildings would control should have been county land for a second access mission office building go planned to begin this year. tranceway Is highly hazardous. be constructed within the exercised in the early l960s. road to the tract, possibly from issned and tmdeslgnated for Bush said the current en- He pronosed a divided two-lane complex and a turning lane "Buildings have been allowed Lake Mary Boulevard. • today Mld(l4dusethIstala1t c ____ .&..xn1lon office hiaji-rise. area when he Is getting uuis coiaing year tecaise you points. The reason is that he can use NORTH . 34-A are not looking for am otAL LZO (July 23-Aul. n) a safety play to insure his A The benefit.. to you will be Blending fact, humor and contract against any 4-0 A 97 2 worth the time and effort you charm with intelligence is the trump break. IC Q7 42 At trick two, he leads a expend. reason you'll be able today to •sc t rump and sticks In PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) accomplish an otherwise wr *sr dummys seven. This guards Small opportunities for gain are almost impossible fed. *J 9 8 3 0 1072 against finding all four likely to caine your way today. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) QI trumps in the West hand. 0 95 4 110 a 6 You have the knack for turning You am a strong person others Of course, if West shows • i 109 52 out South will be able to negative situations into can lean on today. You have SOUTH guard against East's four profitable ones. How you can co,npasson and understanding, K Q54 trumps. get aiong with other slgnsiaone and knewjudwhen and howto K 10843 East gets an unexpected of the sections you'll enjoy in help. A3 trick with his jack, but since your wz Ast ro.Graph Latter. LIBRA (Sept. 230d. 23) •AK both opponents followed to Get youm by sending $1 for Others am captiaW by your the first heart the suit can't each to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box pleasant mannertoday. break 4-0 and South makes Dealer: North his slam without the over419, RadIo City Station, N.Y. do all they can to msi. twiip W.it North East South trick. 10019. Be sure to specify birth easy for you. A competitor may Il Pus 2 even hick down. sign. Pan 3V Pan 40 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV. 23) Pus 4 Pass S NT ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) getcboseto,todayisthedayto I closed, county commission high rise is concerned. a estinty °"' 'has played the hand do so. People find you t0ftnd the lOhdlontO5flold, Y0 Pr°1 Opening lead: irresistible. There is not too P'~' toL much they'll refuse you. SAGTTA*IUS (Nov. 23-Dec. TAURUS (April 20May 20) 21) U thee, is something you've By Oswald Jacoby S moo _______ _ WIN AT BRIDGE u ll g boulevard-type entranceway would be provided from the be built at different angles entranceway road to the south and different elevations In the a side road currently used for on 17-92. Bush estimated past," the engineer said. moving heavy equipment be materials costs for the roadPercy recommended that the ___ Is perfeictly all rigid. Some doctors Iilst on a straight leg cad to prevent bending and straightening the on that spot. It follows that knee ben di ng motions such as climbing fairs or kicking a football are the ones that could cause the mest his E yi for the complex and urged that the afternoon workshop • 0. s$ The major emphasis Tueaday blown multi-million dollar was placed on approving In service center"— conce~ a plan submitted by " " he For W.dn.sday, March 7, 1979 by Howie Schneider 11 ii iii g Bo use in the future. Other commissioners present that of the IG-aere countyowned parcel near Five Points any worse than walking. In the huge musde group over the vast majority of cases moderate restriction of front of the thighsttacbeatothe physical nfim a ct ivity and time shin bone. The kneecap is In this result in complete recovery. tendon. THE JOGGING PUBLIC This is also the area where there Is quite a bit of cartilage needs to know that sensible in Un shin bone during the - Jogging is good for their health growth phase. That may have Imprudent Jogging is not. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL H .$mlno1e For mild cases I don't think sometimes think this should be called "adolescent knee" you need oomcern otrself much about the boy when h is becanse that's when ft eccurs. t In a sitting position. 'He should The whole proigem is related kneecap over the surface of the shin bone mi is vo a too - HOROSCOPE I! - You're DEAR READER about talking OsgoodSchiatter's disease. PI iuloners have begun the made no comment what prisis of planning develop might be In the future as far as ______ Our physician is very up about our am overIthOId any surgery and we want make sure of this by doing what 41 45 47 ByDONNAESTES HeraldStaff Writer Opinione vary on bow much restriction 1 physical Activity rerad. any action which tr 80-Acre 'Service Center' Site to . u.s. on dons. arrange Are we correct inauwnlng that — — — 40 39 -- - - 49 50 51 s______________________________ ARCHIE I'M — — — 36 35 a pr firnist I CO141 11 some sweIiln Some doctors Weweretoldthat walking uld he think a small piece of the bone OK. During school, sho li terallypulledloosefrtxnthe prop his legs if it can be Is —— 2O 44 ? Dr. tun? Will cilinting a fllgh of Pain is the main feature of stairs three times a day crea te this disease. There may be 14 iiMaine by Art Sansom s —————— — Cents Ow 12 the leg is straightened when the Is sitting? person stands up is trUDU- Is ' g ' Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 9 Ma 71st Year, No. !!!nesday,h7l9l - 7U id son has be having (good's di agno.ed he up when propped Prolonged standing 8 9 10 11 4 5 6 7 12 ii DEAR DR. LAMB ]Hle . Sfrniin Knee old . legs be — — — — — — — — — — — A E xcess IitIpiitliI t1 17T It d' RI I 1 0 t It LTI we've 1 ralcl Young Avoid IO1DOtElR1 IOIDIOIRISI Lamb BEETLE BAILEY I'LL BE \ HOME AT) . 19 Removed hide 66 Snappish bark , 21 104. Roman 24 Fast aircraft INLI$TSVILII cx DOWN L_.A1u1YISSI disease. Our physician (abbr) p4lIjIfDfs 25 Of the dawn 1 Skinny fish In boys when they are going 25 Vast period of 45 Modern 29 Seeped Out 2 Small fly 33 Compass painter time throu gh the growth wt, but 3 Actor Kruger point 47 Rose oil Biblical 4 Greek letter 26 he bas nidiced it In some girls 34 Russian city Sinbads bird preposition 49 Church part well. 36 Morass 27 Bridle part 50 Animal waste 6 Singletons 37 American We've tried to find out some 7 Kneehole and 28 Sediment chemical something to do with the reason patriot ifOflflation to help ° rolltop 30 Vim 51 Stiffens ° tiis area is eaily inured. The 39 Without fat understand his restIrictions, but 8 Revenant 31 Great Lake 52 Verdi opera 41 Writing 1*111 on this point Is made when 9 Destruction certain bow restricted you straighten the leg. Bending re implement 32 Debutantes 54 Eagles nest not we' 42 Time being 10 Leer he should be. The X rays ( (SI) 55 Safety agency the leg wouldo't be such a 11 Uncultivated 35 Seduce (sI) 44 Dirties (ebb,) show no significant knee plant pr otiom if it weren't that 46 Genetic 56 Arrest 38 Oualm changes, so, apparently, 16 Mexican material bending It Is followed by 40 Acorn 59 Time zone the jrotlem early. sandwich 48 School organi st raightening it. During a knee (abbr.) zation (abbr) 20 Same (prefix) 43 Graduate of bel We need .mPle. the P on Annapolis 60 Compass 22 Nettle 49 Capital of an aravate the bend, forJi belOw the u. overweight c the spot (abbr) point 23 let snk ____ - . , Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS by Chic Young J ( SHE TOLD ME T0 TAKE WEL.L,fl.IAT DOESN3 _____________________ " 1 OUDOGORA NICE, (NECESSARILY MEAN COA'S MAD 53 Thailand's n e ighbor 1 Ones self 57 Private high 4 Persuade school 8 Vessels bow (colloq1 12 Noun suffix 58 Least sober 13 Strop a razor 61 Vend 14 Big 62 Tallies 1 Gridwork (p1) 63 Greek letter 17 Wing (Fr) 64 Lighten 18 Porch 65 Fixed charge .. sWI. •' - .--.-- -- - -- - -•- - --- . -.- --. Oil _ salve _ _ - . v ONE •.-.,' ' '' " ' ' .-..... - •" __ ' - .......... - . •- . -. - - - I �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1• Wednesday, March?, 17 He Arrives In Egypt On Thursday — 'Festival' WORLD Iran's Prime Minister Quits TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Prime Minister Meh(li Bazargen has resigned because he cannot control the Islanic revolutionary committees, a Tehran newspaper reported today. Government officials had no comment on the report In the Tebran Journal that Basargia was frustrated at trying to maintain control of the country while the revolutionary committees have been acting as a goverment since the revolution. - — , Egypt Says U.S. _ - Administration spokesmen, meanwhile, voiced deep conceru (kie !l4iJ said the sitastion in tha over the f%t~big in Persian Gulf would be dhcied during the trip to Egypt and Israel, but neither Carter nor Secretary of State Cyrus Vance plannod to travel to Be" Arabia. Offlolain said since the Israeli Cabinet has apjreved th - American_ronilas, inset of Carter's perenasive powers w14 be concentrated on Sadat. And In addition to his determination to work out a final peace pact between Israel end Egypt, It was zd.'rdood Carter decided to visit Egypt as a renewed show of support for Sadat and the peace process he initiated In 1017 over widespread Arab worli opposition. __ Carter will addre the Israeli Knead Monday, and the Israeli government has asked the traditional ban on parlIameutar applause be stupended for the occasion. Prime Minister Mqn Begin cut shod his American schedule to fly back to Israel to prepare for the visit. Carter Is ezpsclsd to .rwivt in Israel Saturday night, after the Jewish Sabbath ends at sunset. (kie network, CBS, will stiff the Middle East visit with 4 tethildens, reporters end produce By United Press International of passenger flights daily because of fuel shortages : caused by the three-month cutoff of Iranian oil. Chicago-based United Airlines, the nation's largest air carrier, has canceled C9 departures, a little over 3 percent of Its 12,000 departures a week, for the red of March. On a much smaller scale Tuesday, Eastern Airlines In Miami suspended 31 of Its 1,600 daily flight "legs" and Delta Air lAnes in Atlanta canceled 18 flights out of ____ GAINESVILLE (UP!) The Voyager spacecraft flying by Jupiter have sent back a roomful of data tapes that will be compared with information gathered at the University of Florida's receiving station. "If we stop getting information right now, we'd still : have plenty to keep us busy for years," said university radio astronomer Dr. Thomas Carr, In a telephone Interview from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory In Pasadena, Calif., Tuesday. "We've already got a whole roosufull of tapes from Voyager I and now we've got to get ready for Voyager II," Carr said. - "s Tea cher Lose • Kool and Kent cigarette. soon will be sold In China. Plans to sell the cigarette. to China were announced by Roy K. Barrill, vice president of the Leuslivil -besed " ternMIona1 division of Brown &W11llmtonTobacooCorhl 40 Bombs Found In B.Ifast and police today uncoverda cache of40 bombs inaworkman's ht Intended for a "devastating" attack on Belied. is the IWgW reaclymauie bomb bw In Northern Ireland," a police spoke.rnw said. Police said they found the ready-to-use bombs, gas cylinders packed with up to 40 pounds of explosives, In a workman's but behind a houeeth Shod Strand, a Roman Catholic"we about a half-mile from the Center of Belfast. NEW ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) This Harrison County village in the heart of Ohio's coal country has jug about had It with federal agencies. The village council Monday night, aware of the hassle over burning Ohio's high-sulfur coal, passed an ordinance "to prevent any date or federal agency such as the Environmental Protection Agency from meddling In the affairs of the village." Passed as an emergency measure for the "safety of the citizens" of the village of 450, the ordinance requires such agencies to contact the mayor for a permit and to Inform him why they are in the village. . . .:,,East States Down In People - American do.1ki with Taiwan on an unoMc41 boilS Is Mill %amIMilSd. Tadmy, the Sinse was set to begin comalderatlos of a but CW reeclidiosi to provide cosdkmni rtlat'en. with Taiwan. lb. House will debate thill legtila51Qn Thradmy. Both are expected to be but only after _I dsbot& A rail of amendments r&a"g to Taiwan's ascusty d property were expected from coasw,MIvas who oppose severing formal Its with the Nationalist (1110010 IM HOSPITAL __ EteisIa Ifrd __ _____ ___ ____ ___ - -- I(*TOSI NJ. (UPI) withered ey sisis _______ _____ ____ ____ __ _____ , , ____ - - __ ___ ___ - - wsi aI.ai Brilliant..Mind:. ______ __ CileeS P. MCOe.iIL DeLees " °°" D"°' MlVi5 Pewi, TvIitst, MS. A - _______ w.r o., Neserl kflsfltt. Oslary ______ Ih.e IeltJuw sE,flsa n.s.a. a luau. sNag Yew, pm.... 9W Mass W&UMN ifteRnAle1s- 1I lIes Yin, ____ ___ ___ f • ---.- •--- - • ,' ' School Dropout Rate Declines WASHINGTON (UP!) A new Census Bureau report shows suh''-slly more blacks are staying In high - school, and the new graduates are going on to college at about the same rato as white students. Aitluigh biacki still drop out of NO school more fn.riUythan whiles, the gap Is closing and Is likely to narrow further In the nod 10 years, the bureau said. Perhaps the most promising change outlined in the report for the 11I7-177 decade was the reduction In high • school dropout roles: Among black youths aged 11 to $41t fell tram 3lpircadto24porc.M, while the rate for whites dropped from 11 perc.ntto 15 parceL darted college, Incressing their propcstIosuomcanps from 7p.rcentor half amilS' In itiS toll porced or 1.1 mlflkis In 11177. - has — rising hospitalcods, Fni' Carter coed where Owed the ball uely hi the cr the wWw batik over Wistim wW be we or lid. - Cart.rm.d.Itdi.'Tutlsyikmhefori.UYM" No csd-cMiing muie dd the public will be wdcbial. this Mous very aul,.!y. These who talk of us, hive a ckmo, ia ad aerhig I ''ced to show whemthsyreihyut&heidt .- "The I1iunjlte' CW Ontsiond Ad of iio wiR be one '. of the cleared lids of Calrew seriees in dsdjm a hi '"Nd the : with the priMal' of with he, iawmm in the CIMsI appeared br 1IlIi Rom r'- •. - - - --' • • - - - - _• [0 • - 0- S - -. S. - - -- - • S r - •. r •- - • • - - - • -•• •-• --••• - -- - - •-•--• 00t__ - •- * - + - • - a•,_ In South Seminole County He Visits Friend, Loses Motorcycle Truck, were parked In a fenced area at the Maitland treatment Edward M. Shaziahan, 35.354 plant, 1330 Kewanee Trail In South Wymore Road, Apart- rural South Seminole County, meat 102, Altamonte Springs, according to deputies. Tires wore sashed on both reported his 1975 Honda motorcycle, valued at $1,300 the pickup trucks and the froit was taken from Semoran North tires were slashed on the sludge Apartments, Winter Park, truck. Damage totaled $434, By MAX ERKILETIAN Herald Staff Writer 0 SCA Goa l: Programs For Poor year Is to "act rather than react" and to sponsor Innovative programs to serve the poor of the community, Bill Carpenter, president of the organization, told members of the SCA executive committee and others Tuesday night. Working toward these goals, Carpenter named several lituldim The oo'Mem end mom hen appoisied: sacs, OarSiderd (y (km. rnligewJUlIaulNdromNd Test BiMtI, ad I. Ned Jokmr4rWt evalidins ste, Edward Tiedoo Mos. I a rs, ad C; Chief Red Eagle Rhodes, Edgar las ad I. J; - — from the governor, will serve specifically as a member of the task force lbe InaeaseIstotaks eeed after Mx monthe of employment lScv'ijWit - OPINGII NOW IN SANFORD Booklet Available On Hyperactive Child - -'- t --•-. - them for adults, why should we be willing to give them to our children?" Address: CPPR, Box 10134, Clearwater, 33517. Phone: 8134474443. IJ1lulJ1.II ! ATfl7IIl1hILIq. Inc Ph 127 6S62 viable communities for Floridians today and in the future. The conference Is to develop workable solutions to housing problems and FRESH-DAILY I SINGLE\UJj" DENTU RES + FROM INDIAN RIVER TROUT PILII'S OY$TIRS 1.39 Lb. '12 Se. uvi CRASS 13 D I s 45 Now in Florida, the famous Florence Denture Clinics offer you same-day service and professional care for as little as $60.00 for a complete set of quality, Individually fitted permanent dentures. Deluxe modelsfmm $150.00. Florence, under the direction of den-' Lists licensed by the State of Florida, is the most experienced, Largest denture clinic in Florida. FRESH LARGE SELECT FRESH EAST COAST SHMMP Da. CPLITELIN16F SEAFOOD SEASONINGS AND plIPARATIONS The • San%rd Seafood Center -- aolW LAW) - AMOS JONES on rural housing. prehensive Employment ThhftAct (1'A) but (ETA funding for their, positions Is GRAND PIP AUTO INIURANCI -- the appointment letter schsdukd for explre Sept. 11 lbe exesdive committee Its agreed to apply for federal haft for a salary hucrsus for the recently hired •-,• ,. +••--••- • at the house at the time of the deputies. Mending couin*lesi which are to become h"natily Involved molths of Otbsr and and la the operation of the agency, November, 1979. These persons we nuveoijy employed under seeking .olu to in before they become crisis the federally funded Com- ,' 1______ by Gov. Bob Graham as a delegate to the 150-member conference on the state's housing and community development needs to meet In Tallahassee Thursday and Friday of this week. Rev. Jones, according to and Janie Eudell; planning, Tonle, Marcel Thompson, Ernestine Green and County Commissioner Sandra Glenn. In other business, the executive .wnmitte, aoved s'"1k" of a federal grant application for salaried and fringe benefits of three outreach workers and one cannery deft member for the . Concerned with possible misuse by some psychiatrists and psychologists of amphetamnlne-type drugs for treatment of children, the Committee for the Protection of Patients' Rights (CPRP) Inc. of Clearwater ha released a booklet "How to Handle the Hyperactive Child." Several county medical societies In Florida, according to Laura Wolfe, CPPR coordinator, are working to cut down the number of amphetamines prescribed to adults and asks: If these-type drugs are too dangerous for doctors to want to prescribe Action, has been appointed The goal of Seminole Com- grievance, John Moore, vice munity Action (SCA) board of president and committee directors during the coathg chairman, Carpenter, Tonle NIW LOCATION... HWY. 17.011 Ui. Mary 11,1. his n. re*, to myiro, Ndkm uNf_be10innsiI interior wall and falling to the floor, according to deputies. No one was Injured in the incident and no motive was immediately evident, Sccording to deputies. MONEY, T.V. GONE Lee A. Fiorentlno, 34, of 302 Governor Appoints Jones 'gser of (L.Ja sanimeed flradts of a- A A portion of the fence Is In according to Longwood, reported someone Shanahan had parked the deputies, and may have been fired a shot Into her house motorcycle at the apartment the point at which the vandals Tuesday night, according to sheriff's deputies. complex while visiting a friend, entered the compound. The woman was at home at according to deputies. When he BIKES TAKEN Margaret Conclald, 30, of 1340 the time. The bullet was fired was ready to leave, he discovered the motorcycle had Chilean Lane, rural Seminole through the front window of the County, reported thieves took Linhardt home striking an been stolen. two boys bicycles valued at &104 TIRES SLASHED Seminole County Sheriff's from her home sometime late Deputies are investigating the Monday or early Tuesday, ilaihIng of tires on three city of according to sheriffs deputies. SHOT FIRED Maitland trucks. The trucks, two Chevrolet Winds D. Unhardi, 24, of Rev. Amos Jones, pickups and one Ford Sludge 1201 Lake Lucerne Circle, executive director of Seminole Community Cb — -s. peep olsuWs of IN iiiii1.81111@ IniM at $250, was taken from a house according to deputies. 6% "I Wooildijs Drive, tabs 4 Mrs. Fiorentino reported the 0' The Woods, sometime betmoney had been in a died of ween Sunday and Tuesday, drawers in the master bedroom according to deputies. and In a box, also in the The dishwasher had been bedroom. stored In a garage at the A maid who had been working unoccupied house, noted .. disrepair, Deputies. WAWIGTO14 (UPI) — wwbs ntv* who my he in ' Wild Olive Lane, The Springs, theft has not been seen since the reported $500 in cash and a Incident, according to deputies. DISH WASHER TAKEN black and white television, Gerald Childs, 34, of Orlando, valued at $200, were taken from her home some time Tuesday, reported a dishwasher, valued sometime Tuesday, according according to deputies. to Seminole County Sheriff's Reagan_Commlft.s Formed __ • a- ' " ! ___ Ww Chess F$ Peld a hahit ThiNs ails - Tuesday to undergo another step in the surgical process to separate them at the heat Medical center spokesman John Dun said that today doctors will "tie off shared blood vessel," in the girls' heads. Dwan amid the operation "Is part of the continuing procedure aimed at possible surgical separation of the conjoined twins." U the ultimate operation Is successful, it would be the first separation of Siamese twine joined at the head. Carter Offer-s-HospItal Plan iho delves lute the ai enu perhaps he Is the equal of wh.,khir, wr__s .ume of the MM for' a app. ±: and ery 4aitk'i1 ES. as a med., of theory. far Ms bun, a H. ic is "me ulitsate its is $ II oftbeedvene-adheinkere He theorizes time has a kmwoMsins NW.* $, !hh1 eJi Nd g1LI man aaemtofgrtsaps,*da 1i isutere w,. a ye -a mad. Venom's in the - l widen the .meoldeN 10 Albut year p, .e• of f_ tiy 'skidu wudl Most node fri. a loarad aoi r* 41rft am OR dh lStha of in .poc"y stem physic, paper lb. usia i. the evilagMog clii, hossa en Oebus , ,--.b.lJMhepu.,.ud Meek heist Before his wheel stars that eses hnIve. Ii, aid I lStcoma U $ speaker en JANKIN I. it 4a1il AlliS this MiWM #A — .r. -- — -r "ir'd e. 10 5b _________ 'i os. fac a eudiace llsveHnkiaglSenly,bm Ms cury. H. witeet grid mit, iIdlaMhI1" Ms-teMM.ryNa Ndwf_howtsbu!r- Ms K.ft g ____ world, to silk sritur plumit '-'-- abed Mg IllS Yde No idflIllN ! why he came bore from bsgthetv.theWe,ee"a ssiy slurred syflablsi t of Z eiagatar origla abed to ___ 90 t1. i NetflVIIJ&ILJII se, H. ide the r, urn — —II ii of my thea id*va e puh (met, Nd meeeà ," lami di aniWg he iaiul 1sk heibUIl meki dto's andab*the',w'-u" in Mss -sA tapil. she "...wo beuuuisd head up, gel_jag. iiov the sedlesse. III the sky y of efr4j." whIsk * in fou, uI who 10 r , info. a g mod "a 1W Ida — in to - No aMber b.M.dNd woulaftub" of 11141111 'l $IIpIN _Imee address hIn as now .1 the idvirs.. fir OW L I slar alew — . whm Ms g &Wjgs I_la_ iIien • I -- 1kib has bee the This is tomday 1. lbs r *nw$etde -s. me Ow, * N. Pr AV&# Ir& ft Nfl). -. SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) Siamese twins Elsa and Usa Hansen returned to the University of Utah Medical Center Pays TrIbuto To-Elnst•In- A Withered Body But Widasadey. Mardi 7. lI.'Vil, 11, Nc.. 171 JYttiil blip eel by, 40140 $IMWy W Ta. ksh.nl Nina - Surgery Set For Siamese Twins WANGTON(UP1) -Bygoingpsbllroothetsueof -- - IA. ____ _ HIIYW 0. Mesy 151*1 MiSS MS Clu Dliii Piimeski Oh J. HaIlS .. ".55. . . ''.i. NiSsdTaylsr Carol L. W4He ___ ______ ___ lashed: _ ___ ___ HwkIng Tlmhuy MW Im H. Kwir Vireshes MicluhE 01sna This Jemis Cawey, DsSry Peldcle A. 54jpl4 5yy Nip C. kmeehsá, Sary t i:-. ---'fi Ilu HOd.Oslue,INns Laura Ivesi. Peiule.. Mlc. SOup P. sansuir, Pva*$iSvIN, Ky. SIRTIII iue,. Ken. a Map Np ' _____ - NOTES ashed: - Service Set Semin __ _____ _____ es—'- ' ___ . Old Laws e ng epea d - 'I uit - __ - - ___ __ ____ ___ - ' • ____ Taiwan On Senate Agenda _____ - to ung Ford WASHINGTON (UP!) The United Slates and n M now on full dipk,"'e footing, but the future of , Nevada .zperisaesd .35... percent Increase in populatlon In the lad eight years and the District of Columbia 'ost the most of my djb .&wiq the same period 11,10 Those Those figures released Tuesday by the Census Bureau showed all mountain and Pacific state, had double-digit population Increases. California alone had an Increase of 2.3 millIon people. Bid dates In the East showed losses: New York, 2.7 percent; Pennsylvania, 0.4 percent; and Rhode Island, ., .. • )Cjyoko Tani, , the wife of a TOKYO (UP!) municipal employee, gave birth of quadruplet gun In Odawara of Kamgawa Province, southwest of Too, hospital officials said today. The quadnçlets, each w,lgI"g $44 to 4 pounds, were the first babies for Mrs. Tani and her husband, Tsunso. . WASHINGTON (UP!) I •.. Quadruplets Born In Japan When It rains, It pours leaves and debris into storm sewers like this one on West 25th Street In Sanford being cleaned by John L'rather (left) and Dave Brady of the city's street and public works division. Tuesday's 2.95 Inches of rain raised water levels in this drainage ditch 3' to 4 feet. - ., BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UP!)— British troops RAINS IT CLOGS BOSTON (UP!) Dr. John H. Knowles, 52, president of the prestigious Rockefeller Foundation since 1972 and hailed as 'one of the most brilliant men In America," died of cancer Tuesday at Massachusetts General Hospital. Knowles was general director of the world-famed medical center for 10 years before joining the Rockefeller __ ")- WHEN IT Foundation President Dies ... • Viceroy, KooI To China Corps. Second Voyager Sends Photos - ____ - Chicago's O'Hare Airport. - ___ The Corps Is awaiting final approval to begin emergency work on earthen dikes and levees that would protect those areas. "It's to the point where sandbagging alone very likely would not keep us dry," said Milan Village Administrator Steve Seiver. "To put it bluntly, downtown Milan could be under 3 to 6 feet of water." Frank Mack, Corps emergency operations manager, said he expects approval from Washington this week to begin work on the dikes and levees. The threatened areas can be protected, he said, but only "if the work is done In time." The Rock River is still choked with Ice, but he fears a sharp warming trend over the next several days would accelerate melting to the point that flooding could begin at mnldmonth. "The Rock River has the worst flood potential of any place in the district," said George Johnson, a hydraulics engineer for the 'The Mouse That Roared' Crystal City has a population LOS ANGELES (UPI) The Marvin's property put In her CRYSTAL CITY, Texas cals stored hi a warehouse, up the high school gym an c410,000, and ls located near the attorney representing Michelle name for a "lump awn" cash emergency hospital." (UP!) An explosion and fire releasing the toxic fumes. There were no reports of Mexican border southwest of Marvin In her property settle. at a chemical plant today "The city Is evacuating; Iaman In 1iS1 two year's maid soil against Lee Marvin before they broke up their six. released poisonous gas which there Is immediate danger from Injuries due to the explosion San Antonio. aiIr.d a savers coughing fit year r.ttlo.udilp. drifted over the downtown area, poisonous gas," the dispatcher, and fire or the poisonous gas, but one official reported a heart forcing evacuation of up to (car Fauceo, said, Fire departments fr om sue' Tuesday and was taken to a The attorney walked tide the 10,000 persons. "We have close to 6,000 attack. rounding counties aided in hospital In an ambulance. judge's anteroom "This chemical plant The police dispatcher said the already evacuated and we're fighting the fira. Fire uIfk1k1but a shsrlWs deputy am*. Miss Marvin, who broke down explosion occurred at the moving the red out. A bunch of exploded about 5a.m.," Feuoeo said they believed the fire now oed p necs who called Riverside (bunIcal Co., and doctors frcsn towns around here said. "It's located about a mile is under control, bud that the who . wiiseiei outMitchel-mo of the for the amnbulanc, Itlkhslauj am w-. that fin spread through chemnl- have coineto help and we'veset outside 1 town." gas rwtilna a danger. cotrooen,earuer hod teulmpi We face -ckieed in an oxygon she had uo job, aomore •. we •.; .•• • ,•He in no steady source of Income. - h emergency room ar a. . A_hospital uncontrollably during spokuman aaldMJir4i,1.nn bed . 1 'ofLoulsGoldman, "a little 'touch of bronchitis.!' (Ceelissad From Page IA) references," said Julian, "and onsof Marvin's attorneys, who Superior Court Judge Artbor '1 given him a headache. But, he had Just 1Pd l ed his te41id Miss Marvin had asked K. Marshall said he expected added, ninth grade students we degree at Rollins College In • him to help her get some of the trial to resume today. at h go in to th st ry and m chemi at Pl1sIc5' not g concentrate and made A's and B's. His degree. Julian said Lyman Principal education professor at Rollins a bi.d bad indicated thatAngotti Cark= H' he hired Angotti hi IV1O because C1.t1O(%$ problem, but a Bookm obile he needed a math teacher and he would still recommend : was having difficulty finding him." ons. Angotti has some some "He came with ant substitute work hi Orange and Seminole schools before going to work full-time. . . . In ole Yo ____ hear the declined testimony of four students and The Ønhl C*y Public 3,ISS books has been edimated several teachers, who Angotti's Ubrary, 'M1s4ed by the coedy at gs,oss. no cousdy cornattorney said were willing to eonmIii five np4 ago, m4n .1 tirmledsd (C-11--d Fri. Page 1A) IeeWy tiat they bed no ddwill begin a bookmobile service agreement for Wxary servtc witMs the neat few "p'thI with the Orlando Public hsdared at 41 colleges to 400'- flculty understanding, because dw, and iuniedto4,iS0 he.aldthey would be too few LIbrary, opthg kdoed for an Mosdey. ir'. "I'm stifl sooking to ooml d with the 130students (km. Independent library system, The Seminole Cosdy tertenaresemsweln taught by AngeW each day. functioning from two m1lers Tdsy agreed to locations-Sanford on Ylr* ammuft, g RUBEN ANGOTII sPI,lNoftbe$llUNgrsd Street end it's a t.vgb league, to be IlaAlthough Angotti had at Seminole F1 10 improve his sehing of Ms own education tempted a tws-ieer period 1. In ilburry. B i R l e tiking phonics courses, the to I 'm A- the mobile unIt to lbs at the ___ plr kutitetlon, by allocated school board i1mlflhItfltlOfl -________ -Drive hons#awn illgI' off" rural TRENTON, N.J. (UP!) ' '°' then at the private Yale Goy. Bnodui Byrne has - on a d year pMIes. way witiioud a sa - (hi,a, OWl, tidD end hosituadon ,, with to Ug"nity College of nienberol el4gh bell, on the a thwsdern asetlanol the useless laws al 130 repe to Mrs. iein d t durIm plan f cesd3r. Ford saId thn competition for four years had reached the and sent of a list o the pod five 10100the the Ii "archaic th. harness to warn others â.peii4 __ private point where thai could not unnecessary, duplicative or ACOStdiI to pubilic Jom Rhel, spprn; a _ cs,üai., said Jullaru . More Incosu' measures to iii. yoir schools varma, t bsoknwbll, will operatiss circulates à petition hi poSIts aidtho math teachers also were IIgIIatire for repeal Monday. -Race boim on a highway; - be s.chod with 3,110 vOIuIW increased by surly 1,46 at that time, Julian a,a wena are goad. -Refrain from Mopping your and will be wed edit an volumes. She also said Provided Byrne's proposals H. particularly lauded am& - are approved, you no longer car and nmebstationary If a outlying site om be selected for anninab Is the only cesdy Ip Betkuns-Coskmu for its "It's no reflection on his will be breaking the law if you: horse Is pareisig you In the construction of a branch the iSe whose lay perspective and sy, Vs Jim one of Woes -Hitduyorhors.toapIr opposite dirodles i a hi has rsaM4 approval far all V. tli" Added Jullar& on emeSinc.. way; lamp post or be hydrant; - (kdollhebecisWltend federal funlag requidet ___ ____ For Airlines' Cancellations Attorney Hospitalized Gas Forces Evacuation ___ MOLINE, M. (UPI) Residents and businesses in the Rock severe flooding" with crests 4 or more feet above the record 1973 River Basin are battening down the hatches, preparing for what levels. In 1973, heavy spring rains, combined with a spring blizzard, experts say may be the flood of the century. With forecasters fearing waters Ito 10 feet above flood stage as fed the rampaging Rock River from Its head waters In Wisconsin the spring thaw approaches, both private firms and the govern- to Its mouth Just below Rock Island, causing millions of dollars of meat are finding It nearly Impossible to keep up with orders for damage and forcing thousands of people from their homes. lithe snow melts at normal rates and the area receives average sandbags from the so-called Quad Cities—Moline, East Moline, precipitation this spring, the Rock could hit 18 to 20 feet in Moline Rock Island, Ill., and Davenport, Iowa. —8 feet above flood stage and between 20.5 and 22 feet at Joslin The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has ordered an additional —10 feet over flood stage. 750,000 sandbags and requested bids for another 500,000 to be "There were record snowfalls in southern Wisconsin and delivered later this month. A dispatcher for Moline Consumers northern flulnols and all that snow has got to come down," Co., the Quad Cities' largest sand distributor, said "the telephone Wiggins said. "All people can do is prepare and hope." has been ringing off the hook" with new orders. The threatened areas include a number of mobile home parks, James Wiggins, a forecaster for the National Weather Service, residential areas, downtown Milan and a large shopping mall in Tuesday warned the Rock River Basin "could be In for some very Moline. Foundation. British Food Costs Soar _ Fuel Shortag es Blamed . Wednesday, Mitch 7. The Century' Being Forecast Of - United, Easter and Delta airlines are canceling scores Proposals' Posit"ve' But... Entire City Forced Out LONDON (UP!)— The price of food In Britain has more than doubled In the led five years, and that's officialFood prices, have risen by 115I percent since the beginning of 1074, Prices undersecretary Robert MacLumen told parliament. His announcement during question time, traditionally Parliament's Uvelid debating session, drew whistles of Incredulity from opposition Conservative members mindful of catching the housewives' vote this election year. MacINvt1 blamed membership of the Common Market for 10 percent of the Increase but sidestepped questions to forecast price increases over the nod 12 months. IN BRIEF mlHy assistance. - WASHINGTON (UP!) The air craft carrier Coostellatlonhu been orderedtosail from the Ptglippinson a show-the-flag mission In the Middle East to underline U. S. objections to Soviet involvement In flgtIlng on the oilrich Arabian peninsula. Aànlnldration sources disclosed Tuesday that President Carter ordered the carrier sent from the Pacific fled late today or Thursday as a visible U. & ceminliment to Saudi Arabia and ether nations concerned about fighting between Marsid South Yemen and its Saudi-backed neighbor North Yemen. 'Flood Carter CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) President Houd Mobarak. Minister Menachem Begin In pO!?!L" elude the possibility of a IChalil said the proposal Prime Minister Mestafa Khalil "The new American propos- Washington Sunday and to Sadat had called KbalIl and tires-way simimit with Sadat ware based on Ms nego"tIons said today the latest U.S. ala are positive," Kballl said. Sadat In Cairo Tuesday. ot her senior aides to a meeting and Begin after his visits to last month at Camp David with proposals for breaking the "Th wi ey ll have to be examined Asked If the Egyptians to analyse the latest U.S. Egypt end larseL u.& Secretary of State Cyrii deadlock In peace negotiations carefuily. Some amendments cJc1 U.S. proposals for a Middle East "We have to study the Vance and Israeli Foreign with Israel were "positive" but may be Introduced to them." positive, Khalil replied: 'Yes, peace treaty. The proposals pr oposals to see If they comply Mi er MOShI I)a he seid they mlgl* have to bo Khalil said he thought the they are positive and will be wereoffklallygi,eitoS.dat with car poiftkm of accmnpre- "Thropoisweeboion modified. chances of peace are now studied carefully and there Tuesday by Carter's nsf1 i.l bensive peace settlement and Camp David a negotiations and KbaIIl made the announce- "rather good." might be some changes." security adviser, Zblgnlew the establishment of self- did ed deviate from what mu* after a policy IPPrUI His comments were the first He also said: "I think they Brealnskl. govermned authority with full been agreed upon," he said. session presided over by made by any Egyptian official (the Israelis) would like to State-controlled newspapers autonomy hi Gaza and the W..t "The treaty Is not dependent Os Egyptian President Anwar since the IlOri fl iroPos$15 recommend some changes. quoted Washington officials Bank, artg with Gaza fi.st," Egypt only. It also depends on Sadat and attended by Vice were handed to Israeli PrhTZC This might also be our today as saying Carter does not Kh.11l said. the otheIr U.S. Shows Strength In Mideast . For Sadat called the trip "a very daring and cour ageous decision." In Moscow, the official Tam news agency called Carter's trip an attempt to prevent "utter failure" of the peace negotiations. "The main purpose of President Carter's Middle East trip will be to get more concessions from Sadat, who had taken the road of surrender to Tel Aviv's political and territorial C1khnI" Tau said In a terse commentary. Israeli and American officials confirmed the American ___ proposals deal with the major problems of linking the peace treaty with the esta blishment of Palestinian "self-rule" In the occupied territories, and Egypt's treaty obligations to the Arab Mates. ____ described Carter ordered what a State Department spokesman as "a muzzle" on the details of the plan, sparking a controversy In Israel. Accusing the Tel Aviv government of disregarding "legal and democratic processes," the Intraparty Def ense and Foreign Affairs Committee of the Knead announced It was suspending all regular meetings until It receives a full briefing on the status of the peace talks. American officials accompanying Carter expect to discuss side Issues, Involving the f uture supply of oil and economic and - BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!)— Vietnam agreed today to allow China to withdraw Its 100,0004nan invasion army peacefully, If It left quickly, but charged Peking's troops had launched new "barbarous acts of war." Both aides claimed victory In the 194ay war and Peking said Its withdrawal already had begun. But Hanoi's charge of continued Chinese attacks threatened thences for peace, with both aides reserving the right 01 renew fullscale combat. In Peking, Leonard Woodcock, the hard-bargaining labor leader who cut his negotiating teeth against General Muter., officially took his post today as the first U.& ambassador to China in three decades. _ Gr- eet'ior a Set WASHINGTON (UP!) Washington officials still are i ncertain about the outcome of President Carter's trip to the Middle East, but the Egyptians plan to greet him with a peace festival U will Include a giant mechanical pigeon and live white doves. Carter had a full schedule of meetings and briefings with his advisers today, preparing for his high-risk, lad-ditch attempt to persuade Egypt and Israel to accept peace treaty terms. Both Egypt and Israel mobilized ___ tens of thousands of security guards, and planned public sessions of their parliaments for the American president, who leaves Andrews Air Force Base tonight at 1:30 p.m. and arrives In Cairo Thursday afternoon. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was said to be reassessing his country's position in light of America's latest compromise Proposals, conveyed Tuesday by Carter's national security adviser, Thigidew Bczedmkl. Officials were tight-lipped on the American Ideas but repeated Egypt's Letermnlnatlon to realize a "just and durable peace," and welcomed Carter's Initiative. But the mood In Egypt was strictly upbeat. Carter will be welcomed not only by Sadat but by a giant dummy pigeon with an olive branch In Its beak, mounted on a flower-bedecked wagon. The pigeon will ruffle mechanical wings to release dozens of white doves over the crowds. IN BRIEF Vietnam Agrees To Let China Withdraw Troops Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I n Parts Of Illinois And Iowa PISTIU CLlIl$ PHONI 323.410 121PUI$OIAVL SAKIOR 23.2434 - -- -- .05 S. - -• •S- - �4A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, March 7, 1q79 I I __ 917M - _:V1 tU 0- i The Senate Vs The Mob: Vintage 1979 IN BRIEF Hatcheft Picked For Seat On U.S. Appeals Court? JACKSONVILLE (UP!) - Florida Supreme Court Justice Joseph W. Hatchett has been tapped by the Justice Department to fill one of 11 vacancies on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans, the Florida TimeeUnIcm reported in today's editions. The recommendation needs approval of President Carter and con. ftrmatton by U.S. Senate. The Times-Union quoted "very reliable" sources that Hatchett, a former U.S. magistrate in Jacksonville who became the first black to sit on the Florida Supreme Court when Gov. Reubin Askew appointed him in 1975, has been picked for one of the appeals court spots. Blasted Tanker Towed To Jax JACKSONVILLE (UP!) - The 7291oot oil tanker St. Chris, towed by a Swedish salvage tugboat, has arrived In Jacksonville for repairs following an explosion in one of Its holds that ripped at least two holes In its bow last week. The ship's owners, Olympic Marine, of Monte Carlo, said workmen would spend as long as two weeks cleaning the vessel and making sure there are no femes in Its tanks. 19 Held As Pot Smugglers ST. MARKS (UP!) - Nineteen men are being held on marijuana smuggling charges in the wake of what Florida Marine Patrol Major LaVelle Pitta said was the largest Pot seizure ever made from a ship In North Florida. Pills credited an alert Marine Patrol officer with providing the Up that led to the seizure of 24 tons of pot worth an estimated $19 million. The seizure occurred Monday night after the marine patrol, U.S. customs agents, and Wakulla County sheriff's deputies staked out a 67-foot shrimp boat docked at the Newport Marina on the St. Marks River. Record Pirating Charged TAMPA (UP!) - A suit has been filed In federal court accusing a Tampa firm and Its president of pirating and Illegally producing phonograph records without payment of royalties. The suit was (lied against Homestead Music Corp. of Tampa and Its president Len Carl. Four publishing firms alleged the Tampa company pirated and illegally produced without payment of royalties, "You Light Up My Life," "Blue Bayou," "Country Boy," and "Disco Duck." WASHINGTON (UPI) - The same Senate committee that produced the singing Mafioso Joe Valachi a few years back Is going to resurrect organized crime as a prime topic for Inquiry, according to Sen. Sam Nunn, 1)-Ga. Nunn, chairman of the Permanent subcommittee on Investigations, will be following in the highly publicized footsteps of the late Sens. Estes Kefauver and John McClellan, who put the Mafia on television before Hollywood did. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, 1)-Wash., is the current committee chairman. Nunn talked about the promise and the difficulty of probing the underworld in an interview with UPI following published charges that the subcommittee soft-pedaled hearings last summer on Miami area mobsters. "I intend to be more vigorous in organized crime, but I intend to respect due process," he says In response to charges the 1978 hearings minimized the roles of reputed mobsters Meyer Lansky, Santo Trafficante and Tony Scotto. Kefauver found his vehicle in Frank Costello - only his hands - 'It's unfair to say this ç- Gallinaro, now the police chief of Harper's Ferry, W.Va., committee has organized ,In McClellan's day, we subpoenaed hundreds of organized crime flgur. They (Malone and Stotler) think because a man is going to take the 5th Amendment, it's a waste of time. Bid It Isn't. What the mob figures don't want is exposure, and it never falls when you put him on camera he becomes the mot investigated person In the cowry... We're not talking about the president of ITT, bid about someone who has been Identified by every state, tA..I .A ,.It. --- ...k.. .1 £.1 .t.. " boon Ineffective against organized crime' "r 'I Intend to be more vigorous In Wading people before them without any purpose, without any foundation-laying. We are concerned about McCarthyism, guilt J by Static cautions that Trafficante, Lanaky and Scotto wouldn't helped the committee. "Don't assume they'd make interesting witnesses. They'd plead the Fifth Amendment. There's every indication from the past that Meyer Lanaky and others have no Interest in testifying or they would have been In touch with us," Stotler says puckishly. SEN. SAM NUNN crime...' were not called. Hough says, "Ifwe knew then what we know now, would have associated ourselves with the in- WC never Dade County police investigators - Del. Lloyd Hough and 5g. John Waymire - In complaining publicly about the course of that 'Subpoenaing Meyer Lans ky Is probe. were allowed to be televised during those riveting 1951 hearings. McClellan found his in Valachi -the Cosa Nostra "soldier" who In an article in "Spotll&," a pubdeation of the conservoitive Liberty Lobby, free-lance investigative reporter Hatin Price revealed the inner workings of the syndicate. not my idea of the best way to go' Nunn's first exposure as a would-be racket-buster came during charged that committee counsel Owen Malone tried "to dilute the last summer's legislative doldrums with the appearance of Gary hearings and protect the very crime figures that the sub. committee was trying to probe." Bowdach. vedigatlon." But Nwln says he wants to continue the sub. "$r0us," says Malone. Bowdach, said by one investigator to be a link between the committee's relationship with the Dade County organized crime "A bunch Of crap," says minority counsel Stuart Statler. Italian and Jewish syndicates, was an admitted "hit-man" who wilt. says Jackson. testified about crime in South Florida. "ft's unfair to say this committee has been Ineffective against Nunn patiently ep5uIns that It is bad form, legally and Even though the syndicate knew him and his mug shot was in InOftherecentci,iUcisin. "If you're the papers the next day, Nunn shielded Bowdach's Identity by ethically, to question witnesses about matters for which there is going to write a doir that we're not doing anything on organized ordering television cameras be pointed to the floor as he arrived. no evidence, and that the staff unanimously agreed not to call crime, you should have written that two yesrs ago." Sitting with his back to the audience and with two beefy mar- Trafficante or the other names in crime's Hall of Fame. "But if we're expected to dig up Haifa's body and bring back Al "Nothing would have pleased me more than to have called Capone and shoot him down again, that's not the way we'll shals protecting him, Bowdach told about alleged deals between Trafficante," he says. "But no way I'm going to Scotto and Lansky - about loansharking, arson and murder. call a top operate. If we can dtange one law that would give law enNone of the gangsters was called to testify, however, even organized crime figure when we have no evidence. The only hops fwg agencies one chance to be mom effective, that's more though Trafficante, reputed boss of South Florida. was at one you have, If you do, Is that he'll take the Fifth Amendment ... than Mires week of apeclal hearings, which has a time under subpoena. As a result. committee investigators because you don't have anything to ask him." place, too. But subpoenaing Meyer Tanaky is not my idea of the Malone says "committees have William Galllnaro and David Vienna left the panel and joined two been criticized for merely best way to go, particularly if you don't have the evidence." ;4 C ________ _________I 11 ESEGREGATION, How For Have We Come?. D By PATRICIA MeCORMACK Education Commission of the Midwest and is increasing in UPI Education Editor States, the Council Of Chief the Northeast." It has a quarter-century now State School Officers, and the -"Ac the nation, segresince a decision in Washington, National Association of State gation Is increasing for HispanD.C., shook the nation's schools Boards of Education. It Is Ic children." - or was meant to shake them. funded by the Ford Foundation, the past decade, The Supreme Court of the the National Institute of EducaUnited States ruled, In "Brown tin and the U.S. Officeno significant progress has v. Board of Education," that Education. been made In lessening the racial segregation In public intense residential and school The first public statement segregation which exists within education is unconstitutional. So what happened during the from the group "rePresents the the nation's largest cities. first 25 years since the combined views of members 011 Desegregation gains In some decision? And where does the the need for further action to large cities, however, prove promote school desegregation that it can be done." matter stand now? Some things happened, but In equal educational oppor. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 not enough to rub out segrega- tunity," Keppel said. "School desegregation Is established a federal policy for Hon. The nation's schools, most anyway, aren't desegregated right for America," the position ending segregation in the and so critics say the schools statement starts. It continues: schools. But according to the Task Force: have failed to give all children "But being right has not been the constitutional right Inherent enough to bring It about. "The years since 1964 have In the court's decision. Candor compels us to note a marked by deliberate One Of those critics is the seemingly intractibie reality: attempts to undermine that "National Task Force on racial bias Is still pervasive. Its policy. The Congress has Desegregation Strategies" effects stem from a myriad of tjcted federal adminlatrawhich, in a position statement causes, most of which tive enforcement of desegregamarking the 25th anniversary, MLtutlonal. tion by passing measures argues that: "Government policies and designed to limit the DepartI. There Is still no clear national commitment toward practices which result In school ment of Health, Education and Welfare's ability to enforce the segregation stillt. the fulfillment of the principle "Deliberate public policy Civil Rights Act. of desegregation. created school segregation ..fld "The Supreme Court has 2. There Is "no progress In deliberate public policy will be stepped back from its leaderthe nation's largest cities. required to eliminate It.' ship role. in part, this retreat is The group, headed by Francis Keppel, former U S. CommisThe Task Force said "Impor- due to the perception that sloner of Education and Dime- tant progress" has been made desegregation is too costly. tor of Aspen Institute for In the South and Southwest. On Much of the cost, however, stems from resistance to Humanistic Studies In Aspen, the other hand, It said: Cob., was formed in 1977. -"Segregation of black ciu- desegregation, than from It is cosponsored by the dren Is at a standstill In the desegregation itself." I , Bob Ba IlillilU at the iii i('iiiiihi iiiit' at Ov iedo High Oviedo D e ejays: Music To Lunch By Mike Ragsdale selecting his discs for program By lEONARD KRANSDORF Herald Staff Writer As he speaks into the ECKERD'S 'NO HASSLE' QUALITY PHOTO GUARANTEE W . t have you prescription IIIsdatEcksrdDns,...venIfWs nm hag med somhsre &st Sting in any new Prescription and will fill II...or If you've been having your prescription filled somewhere else, simply bring us the bottle an( we'll easily arrange to have your prescription transferred to Eckerd's. ...a name you can trust. ,' -- 7-ounce tube. LIMIT t t_ and roll while. Bob mixes it up, It's just about II: :o, ;ini. and and sometimes I will have students ask me to play more WI )liS is ,n II''' or, At tin' t•t°t t ol i 18-) tsir-old disco and lie wi ll get other type JOY LIQUID ji BAR SOAP LIMIT I. Canker Disease Hits Pine Each has lii, o'mi show %% 11101 'Fsharp FIT AEG. $1.49 LIMIT 1 99* 24t':! , 994 Color prints to USC, kit UJCIU(1I'S 'Kids Is/re 10 $21.99 Graham Halls Energy Program 1199 TALLAHAEE (UP!) - No state has a greater commitment to energy conservation than Florida, Gov. Bob Graham says, and no date has done more to prepare fora national energy crisis. "Florida has done as much in terms of pluming for the possibility of various reductions in energy use as any date In the country, and we were told that by people at the White House," Graham said T. Gralusn was cotmtuing comments by Ocala Sen. Keneeth MacKay that Florida trails many other dates in Its coruntinent toward conservation of gasoline and other forms Cl energy. 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MODEL 10 1111 111SMAN REG. $59.95 -- VP.WIC $55 BLOOD PRESSURE KIT - BATH OIL 318 Land Purchase Probe Jury II DIPREE ' VITAMIN C The vitamin you need everyday. Cabinet Backs Airline Takeover TALLAIIASE(UP!)-Inan effort to day outofa multi-million dollar corporate dnle, the cabinet said It would support a takeover Cl National Airlines by either EN 114M or Pan American World Airways. Cabinet members also hired Park R.uidall Miller, a high-level aide to Comptroller Gerald Lewis, as Deparb'tt of Revenue director. SHAMPOO 15-ounce. I De RECORDER CASSETTE 6 button with pause and A$TROPULSE ELECTRONIC a needed lime two also work on the student newspaper and in addition to playing music on the Us lets to '. we Oviedo. nd fiipilash A"J" 'She said all his atMiut :(u1mu,m1ut,.s whmit' (lie was a sponsor' students ._t tilit. I. tLliLt, at% aW,%i the niu.Me from of eutnplatnts," noted Mike, son the statit i tiSuu.! iitt,s only of Hobert and Margaret n.siiIi' t ho' s-h 'h, ii n!i Ii ko' ltagsdale, 631 Forest Ave., )AK EKTRA 1 MERA reflects 20' off label. 4BARS GAINESVILLE (UP!) - Nearly a third of Florida's 3.4 million acres of planted slash pine are Infected by pitch canker disease, a University of Florida "forest pathologist" reported Tuesday. The disease, which causes a copious flow of pitch, or resin, along the tree trunk and brown needles at branch ends, has broken out periodically over the years In Florida's pine forests, seemingly at random. the School DETERGENT 32-ounce liquid. Price Deodorant bar. Gold only, .9 G.2/I9LIMrT4 of 100. 5 Wain. "I like to mostly play rock t ithi Mike Bob who , dIIIIg "per ate. the radio lthtsd;iit'. station t'i ' h I,! It StiRl(Iit , at DIAL BATH LNIi11!1 4i4ii Eckerd Brand. Bottle TOOTHPASTE record ii (ho turntuhle ami the two were ready to hit the air gentl) M ts thu ire!le 'mite the spinnoig lit. With the help of th e student "Now k't'ssIo it dewn :1 government, the electronics httle,' Bob I taumi t;imi says as the club and the Keyette service IUILSIL ln'giiis to play. club, records, speakers, the Tilt, m nurd oimitts travel amplifier and the t urntable several lituali til ft L t into (hi were purchased omiuiuns at - ':is at I )vn',h, I ugh 'the main problem the two School v hen' t'atimli: their beef encounter is occasional corni vegetable S. eating plaints about the type of music st ULIInts heat tin' iiiuic froimi they piny. wall. iak ASPIRIN (lie English teacher Glenda Salley, III i ( roi)hioit, the.sp-t-akc! I GLEEM Wednesday, March 7, 197-$A Evening Herald, Sanford, El. Daytona Beach: hIgh 4 am., 4:24 p.m., low 10:12 am., 10:22 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 3:52 a.m., 4:16 p.m., low 10:04 a.m.., 10:13 p.m. Bayport: high 11:19 am., 9:57 p.m., low 4:24 am., 4:35 p.m. GRAND OPENINGII OW 4 IN SANFORD NEW LOCATION HWY. 17.t2 a Lk. Mary Blvd. I IMPs- PIP AUTO INSURANCE ----- Irnrnunvm r,qu,rld by LAW) Call Sjnrd.. - p 1. - .0 . -- -. - •.. Si • . .... -_- ..a... . - _a ....%. . . - _s - - .... sa....,-_. -W fl.. re..? ,,. :,s •. - --____.... -. .. L -i.' ____ t - • • A._.& - -. -A- . TODAY 323.2454 �.5. • Evening lkwald (USPS 451.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-11 qr8319993 Wednesday, March 7, 1979-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher When I was a child growing up in Winter Park, we looked forward all year to the Central Florida Fair. We had the day off from school for the occasion and my sister and cousins accompanied by our mothers would pack a lunch basket and head for the fair. We always got an early start in order not to miss a minute and we would stay all day to be joined in the evening by our fathers. The fair at night was even more exciting than in the daytime and the arrival of Around 9 NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director - ~' _'%~l 1ome Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $325; 6 Months, $18.50; rear, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, I20.60 Year, $40.00. _L allowances on cotton candy, candied apples and the rest we welcomed the opportunity to hit then for more spending money. A vegetarian in those days (things have come full circle, the price of meat these days is forcing me to become a vegetarian again!) My mother sometimes had trouble finding something I would low The Clock going were eating supper at one of those cafes under canvas and the waitress was asked, "Don't you have a sandwich other than meat?" She looked a little preplexed, but came back in a few minutes with - of all things ,- a creamed peas sandwich. YUK! There was plenty of good entertainment on the midway in those days with music and dancing. There was a girlie show, a freak show, a Hawaiian show, a miniature version featuring talented "little people" and a hairy version Marring trained chimpanzees. My favorite ride was the caterpillar which went round and round with the green top opening and closing and making a horrendous sound that could be heard all the way to my house in northeast Winter Park. The three best times in life to enjoy the fair are as the men meant we got to see everything all over again plus some of the more daring things we had missed. Having long since spent our meager What ' s SYJANECASSELBERRY SPORTS a child, with your teenage sweetheart and as a parent introducing your yol!g children to the fun of the fair and experiencing It all again through their eyes. I'm now at the awkward age. Nothing's as eat at the fair. I will never forget one year when we Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. good as It used to be. My feet hurt, I can't stand the crowds and everything cods too much. Dr. Earl Weldon, Seminole Community College President and outgoing chairman of the Salvation Army Advisory Board, in introducing the guest speaker at the board's annual meeting - U. Colonel James Osborne, Florida Divisional Commander - noted he was orglnally from Toledo, Ohio. "I only know of three other people from Toledo," Weldon said, "and they are Danny Thomas, his Uncle Tanooee and Corporal Klinger from MASH. And," he added, 1 1 can hardly wait to hear him speak. B 'Vice President Walter Mondale has advised the i s %yorld that the administration would not use troops abroad "except under the most extreme, cornll1ng circumstances," presumably in response to direct Ex pe : •.. se '. n WASHINGTON (NEA) -One major defense contractor sought to charge the taxpayers $12, for a film promoting its wares. Another company wanted to use public funds to pay for more than $100,000 worth of entertainment penses. A third aerospace firm requested government reimbursement for more than $200,000 worth of employee time devoted to lobbying and entertalnment. Those disclosurescome from previously secret documents, reluctantly released by the Defense almost 18 months after a request for the materials was submitted under the provision of the Freedom of information Act. The Pentagon's foot-dragging Is underdandable, because the documents offer evidence that the Washington offices of some of biggest and bed-known military contractors sought federal payments for P ... , , : ~ -. Strength ____ IM . __________ . ex- '* .. Weakness _' "There used to be a daily foreign policy briefing In the White House. Now there is a daily foreign policy." So said a retired senior U.S. diplomat the other day as he was reflecting on the sorry state of what posses for U.S. leadership In the world these days. I One U.S. friend after another looks on in dismay as we drift with events. I sensed the frustration In my visits with Western European S leaders earlier this winter. If anything, the f rustration level has increased. Recently French called for a summit President ____ conference of West European, African and Arab heads of Mate, poin tedly omitting any reference "'h" to the US., the Soviet Union and Q2lna. Even so, it will take more than militant cabinet In Paris, a noted anti-communist writer in the: members to Impress the Soviet Union and the normally pro-U.S. newspaper "L Figaro," 'Picky I Pickyl Picky I Why don't w• dispose of it my way?' endangered oil-producing Arab states after the writes, "It is clear that the Iranian affair has weak, vacillating U.S. performance during the now consecrated President Carter as the worst unauthorized expenses. president of the United States -which has not Iranian revolution -the dispatch and subsequent When officials of the Defense Contract Audit lacked for them..." recall of a carrier task force, the sending of Agency (DCAA) examined the financial records unarmed fighter planes to Saudi Arabia, and Camp David summitry falters and splItters. of the Rockwell International Corp., a Pitt. surrendering the U.S. Embassy to a Communist The president of Pakistan goes on his nation's sbwgh-based firm, they challenged more than television to ask that the president of the United mob in Tehran. $350,000 worth of Washington off ice expense Slates "behave like the leader of , superpower." claims submitted during a recent two-year To have credence, the enunciation of th is new The administration scrambles for a position In will must be Implemented. the China-Vietnam war, re'1I'1'g that it had Included In that total was $12,500 for production of a film touting the virtues of Rock- By DICK WEST Aside from providing sufficient military muscle "Comrades," says the vice premier, "If we been "had" by Teng Hslao-ping who was only well's controversial and Ill-fated B-I bomber to protect lives and property, beginning with the WASHINGTON (UP!) Although the Viet- permit the invasion of Cambodia to go us- awaftftnorulivaflon before kicking off the project. namese appear to have been fairly well prepared punished, our other friends also will topple, one war. The administration has chosen to describe embassies, the United States should immediately the inviedon, as a "border incursion." In another case, DCAA auditors disallowed for a Chinese Invasion, many western diplomats after the other, until all have fallen." Ust1itsATO aUia, And ' mere than $340,8SS o.th of expenses claimed and "41.ry analysts, were taken by surpriis, "What gave you (hit Ideil", asks a geneñl. Oe of the president's National SscrIb' !taIIgements tht"ent*t p5(4 y, the aft % m scwa for the wide Variety 01ev? "It iá like flgtbatngt hove .Cai advisors Is quoted by a wiI1-kno frpgthen the Persian Gulf nations against overt Aircraft Washington office of th e Lockheed planatlois you might have read as to what dropped out of the sky." syndicated columnist as saying that in those few aggression. Corp., of Burbank, Calif. China's intentions were and what was behind the "It's a theory I derived from social practice," aspects 01 internatIonal affairs where the U.S. l Tong explains. That Included more than $112,800 worth of attack 4ffl dominant we should let our dominance "fafl, 'These allies have an even greater stake In My own conclusions is that the Chinese in"Well, it's an interesting theory," the general away" led we misuse it! entertalnmentcods, as well as more than $38,400 keeping Middle Eastern oil flowing than thin for travel to international air shows In France curalon was another manifestation of the domino says, "but let us remember that limited Column SIJI describes the Carter country, and their participation would make the engagements In Vietnam have a way and Great Britain, first-class air fares for theory. f administration's foreign policy as "Mrength 4 ll enhance your understanding of escalating Into major conf It perhapa wi nited States a less visible target of Moslem and licts. The question Is tlw company executives and travel expenses for An apt description, but why ti in the situa on to keep mind th at the game of th whetherkeepingtheo erdomlnoeafromfalllng eir wives. th garxist radicals than was the case in the Iranian did t i gs When DCAA audllor* checked into the finances dominoes originated in China. Some authorities Is worth running the risk of becoming bogged of r disorders. easoning running through the high coimc1Igof of the Washington office of the Boeing Corp., of say Chinese dominoes are almost as ancient as down In a no-win situation." "I appreciate your concern," Teng replies, the a&nlnldrstionwhlth redsona deep senseøq Seattle, Wash., they questioned almost $774,000 Chinese playing cards, which were Invented In Unfortunately, military strength, while helpf ul, 12th Century, depending on which "but I do not Intend to become the first Chinese guilt at being American. worth of expenses charged to government so. the 10th or cannot in itself assure preservation of friendly vice premier to lose face. We mud show the source you trust. cfl$3 during a two-year period, the line goes something lika this: this Is 'a governments in the Middle East, as the West During their long association with the game, world that China is more than a pitiful helpless dangerous world, f illed with pot ential th o1ialar1u the Chinese undoubtedly became aware of the giant. earned to its great sorrow in Iran. angers.Thus otential and fringe benefits paid to Boeing's Washington phenomenon that occurs when dominoes are There the shah's highly sophisticated armed "As for your team of getting involved in problems are caused by the hide gap In p: representatives while they engaged In cu placed on end, one behind the other, and the last protracted fighting, let me jiat say that I can and wealth between the United Slates and, well; urces and the presence of 40,000 Americans utterly tertalzunent and lobbying activities, one Is pushed over. already see the light at the end of the tunnel." the red of the world. If we can narrow that gap tailed to stem the revolutionary tide. A $32,400 was - on fishing trips, While I could find no specific reference to ww .viaiir. i*, W cu I I.U7 ,. hunting expeditions and other unallowable dominoes among the quotations of Chairman of It by raising the standard of living and Indeed, Saudi Arabia has Just rejected enough Mao, tainment activities. Another $,400 went for the following passage is relevant: streih ofthe red of the world so we'll just have washIngton's proposal for a U.S. military base dues to the Washington AthletiC club and other " fl2ee do correct Ideas come from? Do they to reduce America's wealth and strength. k1 social orgaat'ons, as well as various "social" there... skies? No. Are they Innate In the u. ot her words, don't raise the river, lower tho' or "goodwill" If the hard lessons of Iran have taught us mind? No. They come from social practice, and bre. Tbe DCAA sudfti was designed spedflcallyto from It alone." anything, it is that we cannot expect to mold our reveal not only unallowable contractor enDig back through the wrltlap 01 some am' Playing dominoes I,, of course, a social Eiends In our democratic image. tertalament 'lIrni but also to discover whether practice, as Is arranging dominoes so that all Carter's key advisors and you evidence of any civilian or military employees of the topple over when one Is pushed. this defestim, guilt-ridden line of reasoning quits We must, therefore, soften the harsh judgment of Defense Department were recipients Of that often. Whether Mr. Carter believe. It himself io Amental Picture offalllng dominoes may have failings we seem to reserve for our allies and corporato large..., flashed In the mind of Tang Hslao-peng when he beside the pcimlInce aomany01 the' a overlook In our potential enemies. Dopertmait rqgu .p.ctfIcaUy prohibit first heard the news that Vietnam troops were policy moves the admialetratlon makes seem to If the West is to guard what remains of Its oil practice, to prevent Pentagon officials from overrisming Qdaa's ally, Cambodia. stem from this "American reps" kind ql urces in the Persian Gulf, it must combine will, being itnpr çysaznptedtoretswn the favor by 4g'I'ut that background, we can perhaps giving apidai consideration to their hosts when reconstruct the fateful meeting between Tang rength and friendly understanding more man to hay, Its roots In the darked bnpol.e. l2ietas and awarding contracts, Hf ully than anyone In Washington has suggested the American left of the VOL a nd his military advisers. *Iar. 1 -.. • _____ ____ _____ _____ LIGHTER SIDE ____ The Greenwood were joined by Earvin Jobavon 01 Michigan State and Jim Spanarkel of Duke at guard and Mike Gmlnibi, also of Duke, 'at center. Domino Theory ____ - ___ ' _ y __ U =K B _____ ___ p _____ ___ ______ U 0, ____________________________________________________________________________________ I ____ ___ . . WASHINGTON- The loading docks at the The whingtonbsilk mall center, whets ow Employees at 13* regiunid bulk.mall coolers While the Pedal Service carefully aklzts thi Pedal Service's New York bulk mall center are are scared and angry. It's dehwiiIkg enough reporter worked, had the higheel accident record heat aiiM problem, the utaks keep building, retiiudtobytheanployes.as "thesixdooiiof towcrkwhllemrroimdedby machineslnsleadof In i ye: Tha'e more th soLW year, the rat. 01 injirles at the bulk deth." men and women; when the machines have the ci -almost on. a day. There we eurs w 13*.. Urna as great an at oth upperl*nd, It Is shattering to morale. u accideds for every 100 suployses, Corn- postal facilities. Allowing for a cedalnpoeIic License by we ad our uaocste Vicki warren to work pared to 91 per 109 employee. at the city poll oow'r LiAVi DOSE An spper audis 11 -undercover at the WalLng(on r,glo'ial bulk mall in 4OedOID Of famous people with nolis4emQ at the Ioailng docks-th, grim phrase reflects e er, p alli g cony maiem.at ad the workers can't even faces from Pile to Sam Irvin, keep _'I ths mod serious flaw In the P1011111 8~9M0015 the facility's e!*yses OI Work on the bed W* to avoid one Of the more k as$01eviaton Iwr.,rcI that dl* muitimWioe.dollar, açet.WomMad rglon& shethanwhy they didn't quit. The agree nvn inac'*'.-csaed accidents at the American Exprom cdo ar. lb. hay to a facilities for handling parcels and other nonaiwasthat the poyis too to er: a nudtmc"r'g temporary tbedal ombenaied. at lbS Ike esea mill. The platis aluçiy are not safe to --- The gs a, effect, being lje fr I N .. - -. S LW lSWWL? 7 A UDI7 (.hISI werim. 3)ldtórlA[lfeandlImb. rand do oIadofysyaj BenC$vWK mabefoomdke hall 6" We have i1re reported the havoc wreaked to the astronomical gjfl b $g 3app5mJ, abed the little pies t on mall by the fatividic ausmbli4lae niazhine. cod Of paining ep its Injured workers - lbe it back and fth wildly. Delving No sea, as Jr., l41a.. y I .were supposed to be cheaper. and more cirrodlj more thea ISIS million a year -has me worker trapped In this nig?"vs recently for U a'eeIis IatJrt.w dl" than h mall handlers. Ilo been to treat it as a nuts bussiacratic problem y in the ad dedrwtim canoed by the rimouisse and I..se *MIw.II, aimi -wan im.sGamadM5 VL j, theirosic minus hive led many bvk mailers edu• t Pill" AN1110 Julie Mctby aye "workers should ran ad, covetad I. ma pthote delivery e.rvlcs lbs rwvP'ig d:JWcd he ma snp'Vtr' 4 by culling pup ,,o,'. two Is lb. wet to poy e p *ags in trlc 1"g the whele poim 01 thUD With 51*400th CUflb lbs "tK pJ, thing to do. Qv Ike bulk mail_oWes, whick med handle pnard his Amij4e IIJ hi f.r ac'4 is measgimed's ad is cet ml isinnaus vofunt to ache,. the Cost avi. vIa; the ,mpiaye ye. s iusd ha or. be given mpmdmfor No in. Ths"omtut .1 the In Francloos ceder ! void it be ruled his fe boom be ___lbs ps bucked. ke 'LMii., QIl Bat vosk.rV ally Is for new hepeeted ..usd this attitude in a-s do wand g ng's proferid -tbs M a1Ath. ad Ly l$e .WE4L lbs lube hiu4ly:"Weem"combo topermltpespls to cy than n,i to p b 00 kW Of lb. i-, T M uJ flub Oslsrg mIktn. atihis are 'jp'i * is in IbsE qued1oa the POstal 1 a wsllaspyid er a ---'Iga ,4alma W91 decide. lbs ides Of isM a by. haqI bed imeed to remove thom km ft Postal i u' .ed an will jes ad iOWN krilcs rather Iu alsi t .ig i1 system appar..0 11110111111ats dMi aiCto_ or ku kepev lbs 1. ILks* mull. as vol an 'vea." fij ' am ed to ___ 01, _ c d _ a p n '' ,. , _ W -...ai...'. ti.. . t. _ l__L_ , Manng.u's rwon., _ , Service's crackdown on. sccsptsd "This Is ANOTHER fins moss jfou'vo oUon on 1mM!". - -, - _ ' '----- -*_ __ - ' 'Lhk_tr---------.-- Jr.'s pyes . -_-- Rutgers a nd guards Kelvin Rasey of Ohio State and Ronnie Later of Iowa. Bird, a S4oct4 senior, was than 100 votes. Bird averaged nearly 30 points and 15 rebounds and carried the Sycamores through a whirlwind season. Unbeaten mark on all who made It to Hulinan Center In Terre Haute, State, UPI's season national champion, ran off 29 consecutive victories to Make Its claim as the only unbeaten major team in the MU Bird, who last year turned down a chance to play for 1W NBA Boston Celtics, left hli Ind. "Bird will be an All-Pro the first year he plays," said Jim King, the Tulsa coach and a former NBA player. "He's so far ahead 01 other college playe rs It's unreal." -- - - - ' ' p MINUTEMAN To Curc i •' m _____ ,,,v pectacu ar Bid Best But What Of Franklin? Dodgers Impress LaSorda VERO BEACH, Fl.. (UP!) - Tuesday, three days before the Los Angeles Doers' opening game of their spring season, Manager Tom Lasorda said he's pleased and impressed by his players' work and attitude. "rye beau greatly Impressed with the attitude 01 the ball club. The lean has won two National League ckemplotahlps and vet they come down here and work ha'd.r than they ever have. I'm Inpueed and ft make. me feel good to see it." I :0:REB0ARD MVSC Cubs: Suffer Untouchable act ' "SA Arix. (UPI) - Chicago Cobs EzecuItiv Vice Resident Bob Kemedy declared relief we Bruce Seder an "ede" Tuesday and suggested etb major hague_______ loans should not wed. their time inquiring about ha availability. "There's no .way we're going to let him go," said Kennedy 01 the 30-year-old right-bander, whole famed split-fInger footballhasprovided the Cubs with 21 vlctories and 00 saves during the lad 2½ season.. - Ke91 ' , Staub, T . 4.10 3.00 2.50 4.50 1.40 - Pro Basketball Pro Hockey _____ ______ er . K toccer S.mlnol. Nm. Home Tonight ST. PrTERU, Fla. (UPI) -The St. Lois Car. ihals have seven players eligible to become free agents atthe end 01 this siui bat Gonersi Manager John Qalberse already Is talking contract with mod of them. Xtalborm said Tuesday, "It's ad a da.viatk thing like vo'reimdmr the gum, but lfltcanbedoae now. aomsduth. bettor." They a's third haiaais Ken Rolls, second buanai Mike Tyson, utilitY IJW1dIr d Mike I'"V. backup catn4 ef Steve Swisher, reserv, fled besiiiian Roger Freed, pitcher Jim willoghby and 3Sy.a'.od . - $ Hard Crash 6 Shot Ma ker quarterback Ed Burns. Fort Lauderdale (NASL) - S Bleili 3.15 Signed West Ger man striker Gird 0(44)21.21 P (5-4)44.751(54. 1) 41151. Time 32.11. Mueller. er S omer Teilkhac.,S-14.yA: L Angeles Aztecs (NASL) 9.30 3.50 3.00 Signed forward Walter Wagner from 7 Drif's No Anoy 476; Will Kernstock 173: Lou Lou Bofton 310, Lisle Miller 3.10; Hirsch 4. 10, 5.10, Gordon Leisinring Greece's DILTONA PINIUSTIIS Wright Free First Division Club 7.50 1.50 SiutonIll; Silty Dunn49; Barbara Barbara Knesel 3-10 twice; Ginny S-ID. 2 B Glnper Panathinaikos Athens. 2.10 KnessI 439; WinnIe Spencer 412. Other Highlights: Lillian P.1,1 McKibben 5.10. 3.10 twice; Edward 0(4.7) 21.41, P (i.E 59.91, 1 Hockey (74. Standings: Leprachauns 61½. High Games: Frank Grow 219, missed triplicate 123-123.122. New England (WHA) Assigned 2)143.45: Time 31.13. 34½: Lucky StrIkes 11.37, Jet Set 10. Andy Patrick 212: Donald soucek JET SOWLIIITTIS Sieveeth lace, 5.16,0: left wings Gsore Lyle Mike he , Dynamos V.39: Easy 004n211; Al ANIOn 213, Ted Pocket? 1U, 3.10 2.50 2.41 Antonevich to Springfield of the 6 B. Policed 35½-40½, Crackerlacks 1142, Norman Sidier 193; gill Morris 190; Standings: Milan Auto Parts, American Hockey League. $ Spanish Siouty 340 3.30 Lucky Four 14-12; Fantastic 14. Jim Arroyo 157, Mac McKIen 153, Johnny Walker, Real Estate, Witis 1 Primary Force 3.30 42; Charilas' Angels 32½.43½, Edward Hirsch 144, Adam INAmoco, Yelvington Insulation, 0(34fhN, P (1-I) 3211, T (4-1$UIkars 5241: Yankees 31.4; HI. tIlfIger lii; Mike Burke 175: Ladies Auxiliary, Fuel Reserve, 7)141.41. Time 33.19, LO's 11 .45; POpayel 50 45½: Eiiswefth Soerchil 177: Lou loitOit The Seminole High baseball Galloway Builders, Jolhny Walker Twelfth lace, it, C: lingers 41½-IS ½: Hi-Rails 4½. 171, Will Kernstock 145; Silty Dunn team il 2 Fair hulir 1140550 3.60 NSA w l be home tonight at Const. CO., Sanford Sewing Center. 9½; JIlls I, Jeans IS-lIt Four 154, Mickl Lang 171; Clare High Ga mes: Mal Wilkins 300, 6 Wrig ht Flame 13.20 6.30 Tuesday's Resells DIamonds IS-IS: Oilers 45½.10½; Inyalism 167,; Dolores Burke 164; Sanford Memorial Sta dium Joanne Dicker 143, Loulu Coast 1 wale M" Atlanta 91, Phila U Spoilers 1243: Super Sports 41½- Sally Kiesel 163, Barbara Knesel agaiflat Colonial, sending 115; Elfi. Oldlwm 1$: Elaine 11.10 San Antonio 100, N.J.90 34½: Pin Pals 11½.35½; Bare Hares ill, Wmenli Spencer 1$, Geneva righthander Darm Whitehead Kostival 141; Kay Sasornan Ito. 0(24)34.45: P (2-4) 6935: 1(2-6Prtlnd ill, New York 110 leso; Osms 34%-57%i Orange Santors 117. High Swiss: Mal Wilkins 536; I) 394.55. Time 39.25. Houston 119 DenvIr 115 after hLs fourth straight vi ct ory Bowlers 33-43; Nit Wits 33.63, Con verted Splits: Al Attlon 6.710; A - 3.1711 Handle 5*2.537. Joanna Decker 133, Louisa Cost 4r *ay Patrick 45.74; Pat Valenfe i- In the 7:30 contest. $31; Ellis OIO$am 99; Elaine High Series: AndY Palrkk 571, 5-7; Lucille Thatcher 5.7.9; OsrTIF lUCk Wells, Mike LAna AN Kastival 474. Norman Sicker UI: Al ANion 437: Letsonrine 3.1.10, Verne Pohi 4.5.3. Converted Splits: lose Voughn S. Edward Hirsch 417; Mac McKibbsn 10; *11W Welch 45; Frances Fiieger Bobby Newman have been the 7, 3.10, 34.10; Mae Wilkins 3.10; 191,1W Tablas 492; Donald Soucek 19; Helen KelleSICh I-I; Mac mod productive hitter thus far Louise Cmat 1-5; Beverly King 3.1. NHL 401, Sill Morris IN: lid PUCIISt McKIhn 5.9,4.1.7, Lillian P4174, for the SemInole., 8-1 With the 10; Lois Sander 1.10; PsI Clark 3-10; Tuesday's leasfls III; ili$wcth SoIrchil 100; Bill Sill Morris 27, 4740, 437, 27 Mary Pugh 1-4. Buffalo 3, NV islanders 2 Sciol? IN; Mika Burke IN, Frank Vecila Sm ith 2.7; Mike Burke 5-4, only ices caning lad Saturday Other Highlights: Queer of week Philadelphia 5, Colorado 0 Gncsill; Adam hittllnserøi; Jim Ed KnosalS-4. 3:10; Art Strut 3.10, i$ilW Apopka. Winnie Payne + N. 'Free' Cards Dickering 41 0 - - ______ Bower I= ' ______ WEST PALM BEACH, fla. (UP!) - Marvin IIIllei', eancidive director of the Major Leagues Players Aasoclation, said Tuesday pending arbitration Involving the MiaMi Braves and holdout third bu.nau Bob Homer has been given priority it•tui But even at that, Miller said, "it will probably be sem.tlme in April before an arbitration del. n be a,," Hastier and his agent, Bucky Woy, contend the Braves olered Hornet a conditional contract lad December. Thay wlllmak. a plea that he be declared a Ire. aged at the pending arbitration being. _____ _______ , Basketball ' Seeks Freedom Wiel - me TAMPA, Fla (UP!) - Apparently Clncmonati catcher Johnny Bench Is confident he won't have a recurrence of the back problem which plagued throughout the 1978 seasm Bench, who reported to cap weighing 211 pounds, said proudly, "That is the 110.1 I've been In nine years. played a lot of golf this winter end watched what I ate. I'm going to try to see that I don't go above 215." ______ ________ ,4'tPt 2YP/V/Pi9 5Z4f7S1S I'5(4ØGIP 4 A5/754V *( Ay 1950-.fl r#(pA4'crPgg&xIyp6M'o ',%/pi 'xqr vp 5)r,rAVfv #D IxqicP /oN#/REW Bench Keeps Weight Down Horner byAkin Mover W1/M 7F7.4RYFPYiY7 AAf 6; ''74t5 .' ORLANDO, Fl. (UP!) - Manager Gene Mauch an. muenced Tuesday right-hander Roger Erickson will Mart today In the annual spring game agalat Rollins College. He said he also would use left-bender Jerry Kocunazu and rookie Bead Havens and Terry Sheehan. Mauch said Dave Gob will open on the mound In the fIrst exhibition game Saturday against Detroit at Lakeland. Also pitchi ng Saturday will be Paul Hartzell and Dale Jackson. JACK ANDERSON .40 1 Accidents Mount At Bu 'lk Mail Centerst'- ERRY'S WORLD the overwhelming choice of the voters - named on 192 ballots for the forward position. He was the only player to receive more ATLANTA (UP!) - Athletic expected to hand Auburn year's tournament be arranged only ahuicKul of basketball DlrectcrQlffl4aganuyslt will University for recruit- so no team has more than one coaches are In attendance at be içto Coach Frau Cird to log violations. the SEC meeting since five of decide what action, If any, will 'Thaismorefikea mourners "The biggest complaint that I the 10 member schools are 7W5fFqOV 4p,p'PfiF1,fdVfP d4 be taken by the Wildcats convention then an athletic heard, both from school off!- involved In pod-season touryj mm7 against eight Kentucky players meeting," said an SEC Official. daIs and fans, about our naments. Tennessee and LSU who claim they are Innocent of "The mdi of problems that has tournament was allowing are playing In the NCAA I charges 01 rape. come up have overshadowed Louisiana State (which bet its Mideast Regionals and AlabaTh. eight, Including darting our agenda." only game) and Tenneasee (the ma, Kentucky and Mississippi 04y A4,6 quarterback Larry McQlm- Not that the agenda was all tournament winner) to each State are all playing in the moo, allegedly assaulted the 19. that exciting to begin with. The have two byes," said Buddy National Invitation Tour.year-old daughter of a Ken- mod controversial Item Is a Davidson of Auburn. "They feltnanuent. lucky faculty member Sunday proposal to change the format that It was asking too much for But, even with those coaches /N night In a Lezingon, Ky., of the SEC basketball tow'. one team (Kentucky) to have to abeent, the SEC basketball A T4VYA dormitory. All two a prelimi- rimert. play three games In three days tournament, which was origiHAWA nary court hearing on March 21. tournament, which was to reach the finals while nally voted In for only one year, Hagan and Curd are In boldlad week for the first time another (Tennessee) only had obviously will be continued Atlanta attending a semi. In 77 years, gave double byes to to play one." since It groomed about $1 million annual Southeastern Con- the top two teams In the Tennessee beat an obviously with each of the 10 schools ference meeting. Curd spoke regular-eeason round robin. it fatigued Kentucky in overtime netting about $70,000 after briefly to reporters while has beau suggested that next 1W Saturday. expenses. clueckths Into the hotel where SEC Enforcement Director , the meeting Ii being held, but Bob Barrett said LSU Coach l S telephone operator later InDale &ownhadnocholce but to O,VcY ''' sisted he was ed registered, at suspend Scales for talking with least not wider lii real name. an agent about an alleged $1 '" Before doing a disappearing million pro basketball offer 1'' act, Curd, who has been because NCAAflzlesniakesuch CC*V plagued with similar problems HALLANDALE, Fla. (UP!) down and talk abgut It. I mean contacts Illegal. Bud Delp thinks his Specwith Hawksworth Farm (the in the put during his six years Brown complained that as Kentucky coach, said he did tacular Bid may be the best owner)," said Delp, who con- Scales, on the advice of the not have enough detaIls to thoroughbred In racing history, alders Franklin "a third son." agent, tried to put on a "onecomment on the situation but but now he's not so sure he can Asked what he said to Iflall show" In the tournament might have a statement later, prove that with jockey Ronnie Franklin when he was gediw- and blamed that performance. DWAbefted by Kim Ireatura My t& Hagan said he did not con- Franklin In the saddle. ing t ti .t the done what allegedly had hap- Franklin let his mood get race, he said, "I think I called but iii that the boxed In twice TUeIda3 in him an Idiot. But then i've players might not be entirely at $200,000 Florida Derby at called him that a thousand fault. Gulistreanu Park but still "Whatever the cue," said m-mgedtobringhimhoauea SItt% Isce, S-I' A: Spectacular Bid's victory College IIpn, "the mthl,, as far as aWr)ØI Elvis 1.45 2 2.4 by 44 Trqns Ions '°'Peal LII L35 turned out to be easy, but Dip the athletic department is 0' Gold. Tiiiidiy I Jivin Jake t.0D concn.d, Is In the hands 01 "lbe hors. overcame a lot 01 says If there bad been more 1.s4.11 0(4.5) S.N P( 5.4) $JI T (544)' in the Cleveland - Signed pitcher Len 45.41. TIaw 31.74. Coach Curd." adversity," Dip said. "He quality field, It niJgI TVIIy Barker to one-year contract. kvesW hr.1.14. C The Kugucky Incident was could have ft by 30 lgtM have been different, Ceileges 7 Snappy Sissy Mid-American Ce'ifirence 4.00 250 2.60 'Against Secretariat or ouly one of several that easy If the kid had jed parked Eastern Michigan Fired 3 Yankee Tina ChIMPISI5IWp 3.40 340 dombed conversation Tues- him an We outside and not run Flying Poster you Can't make basketball Coach Ray Scott. I Enoia Toledo 72, C. Michigan 63 2.50 South Ferris State Enrolled ex. 0 (i'll 14.31: P (7.3) 41.41: 1(7-3. dayatthe opening soaionai 11* him In a switch." those errors," Deip said. Michigan State basketball player 4) 44.45. Tim* 31.27. High Pt. 71, Wnstn$im 51. 49 Secretariat In the 1973 Triple Dip, who has bean doubled SEC meeting. Thee was also a Gerald Busby. MldWesI Eighth lace, 1-14. C: lot Of talk about the suspension all winter for his Insistence on Crown winner and Flying North Dakota State Acceoted 3 Jean Nate Bethel si, Grace 34 1.30 3.50 2.10 resignation, effective immediately, I Circus Sport Drury IS, KC.Rckhrst 61 3.60 3.30 of LSU basketball star keeping the l9.yearoldappren- Pasterlsa California 3-yearold of Bill Schade, defensive backfield 3 Dr. Bill s.uuiw.st 3.00 DeWayne Scales because 01 his lice )ockey on Spectacular Bid, considered to be Spectacular coach the last seasons. 0(34) 12.45: P (3-I) 4L11; 1(34. Henderson 13, Hindrix 40 Involvement with a pro agent said he muM reconsider now. Bid's biggest threat In this s 101.55. Time flu. west Pro Football Niath lace, 1-15,S: New Orleans - Signed fre.e,ent Nev•LV U. Colorado St. and the probation the NCAA Is "We're going to have to Mt spring's Triple Crown event. Erickson Gets Twins 'aII In Exhibition Vs. Rollins hn ___ On the third team were forwards Eugene Banks of Duke and Sly Williams of Rhode Island, center James Bailey of Move U rief'l a Through _____ , , IN second All-America team was made up 01 forwards Kelly Thpucka of Notre Dame an d Mike O'Koien 01 North Carol!na, center Bill Cartwright of San Francisco and guards Sidney Mosucrief of Arkansas and Da rrell Griffith of LoulavilIc. __ _____ _______ Matter Of But Defense Secretary Harold Brown declared we'll take any action that's appropriate, including the use of military force. . . "to defend our vital interests in the Middle East. The Carter trumpet remains as uncertain as ever: no, yes, and maybe. Still, It's encouraging to note the administration, spurred by international setbacks and rising public criticism, appears to be developing a little spine. That the resulting contradiction and conf usion in foreign policy should be welcome is in itself a commentary on the disarray in Washington. A - /'/_.-'_ ______________________________________________________________________________ I . me With over 200 ballots cat by sports writers and trondcates across the country, Bird and All Americas RONALD REAGAN 51 , attack. Energy Secretary James R. Schlesinger pulled back from the concept of intervening with warships or combat troops and spoke only of the possible use of military strength or the establishment of a military presence to protect Persian Gulf oil supplies. AE Greenwood Head UPI ird, NEW YORK (UP!) - Larry Bird 01 Indiana State and David Greenwood of UCLA, the premier forwards In college basketball for the lad two lemons, today were named to United Press International's AU-America team for the second straight year. 4 pp ropn f oate ANGLE-WALTERS Wednesday, March?, 1fl-7A Dog Racing In Contract Renegotiation Squabble SANFORD ORLANDO TUISDAY Nl$HY First lace, $16, 0: 6NOrmaTTIgIc 17.30 4.10 3.0 11.20 350 2 Wycllff DeeDee 4 DO's Irish Rob 440 0(24)49.25: T (6.2-4) 611.50. Time LAKEiAND Fl.. (UP!) - The Detroit l,rs are going to $350,000 was pretty good money. But $300,050 a year makes StaUb feel imdsranld now when he ssss the $1 rnIUIn Dave Is dr Parker in ______ _______ - Tbey'U mim bd by ,__(key_sed geiN tO molly glilig from the Pirates, the $119,155 Rod Carew Is aw g from tjhe tThy.ar .t.nM -on Ms An" Sports __ __ 33.34. Second lace, 5-I6, C; the #iI"isthe the $15,150 Pde RON signed f With the Pd? =_ _ ___ No fernotq1 them. th Slaubhudon.weflfor sllgursinhist3*se years wtthth,rn i Coo Cindy SN 3.10235 "I'll be 'd If I ChillS bin ceatrict" 1111 lW$ 1.20 3.50 1k had _____ NIB! aid ii homersaloag with a.bsttlng average In 7 Shatbona Gemina Pr4 ad Gairal Manager Jim Cunpkell ad I 340 im first seman ad ill RB!, 22 homers aMa .V$ average In 1P17. $ FIre 0(4.7)4530: P 14.71 79.15: T (4.1d chests, on Ic J (boebell LaM he was t he Anuerlcau League's mod productive year, I) 45ts, Time 32.09. Parade lath is. goad hitter, aloe los,, e gocad ceek ad Third lace. 5-14. N: "IgO4 hitter with 121 RN, 34 homers sad a .V3 psrceatage, a d i Gary liven 3e 530 440 qpisi n divagix al a three-year $ y there's as 1 DoGooder bs#vesa.sUttleheutbomwbesbe,sbe'bo By MILTON 440 2.41 gltObeseo..tM from biuubel" kiosk = doftat all inhis mind b.can bit forthenatflveysars. 6 GIs BilaNut 4.45 folk ___________________________/ se toted lbs twa mere yses he'a olgaid W With an 0(14) 82.Ie P u-n is..,, I 15-I. "He's lnçoetud to our ball dub," skab Campbell. can 911. ''"M ,aMWllhutueUhequMs. ... Budw.1edMsnF1drychtwo '' Few"lace, 5.16,0; fl them? De't that coW? U Ar'.51i- des to abed Mi soe itath to MM Ms contract with years ago aid we 1W a let of other good ones before that and still Daniel $40 Me 2.4 We satwe de't &am a$g, what abed his void? the 1eis, There I so .,Ideacs lbs AsclMles ban deals vivsd." 4 J. D. Breft 340 240 S Wright Chorri 3.10 l Weto nsjrItde Moo M&W 111 ft Stub 'Iaisebe 7*ydu is13*0114 Irs. ad my again, trying to , ft 0 (6.1)12.10: P (74)44.10: T (74. y $119,115 a ys, he I mal hip remeubeiW hew hap Redy lath w when ha wIth lbs tigers following all the pr-o54-'ue he had with W"epIs 5)3541 th the lpw., itich gseedses Time 32.21. wVeddt.do MMabylbeTlgorshelbevimero1 IS', bows Vs three mire yses :t Is it. In Ms rIO shoulder. Plfth Race, I.16, 0: KKhockalWhii 1440 54 310 hW hoW he Wo h11=11111bstald 111119 an U luIlalethellle,, Accerdiagta.hebobesalwsdasevomwedaMin lathprobablyWill be back, in. Ihaven'tnmintotoomany 3 Jimm ie 2 54 3.45 ad be deal b whether to acseØ I. go'. .w t3*.iser onduat ad januped Mi Wary Iris ralstsws lately m.k4g $295,155 a year. IWaused b • 5.0 .e yseismare, $311,115 to Pit- 'y he WNW all T1ersgive lbs $MI,lII Is$5$ cusittla. Va r"A'W 01 the job. Heany YQ'(P'", 0(2-3)35.41; P(3.1) 113.30: T 11.1. 7) 337.15, TIme 33.14. be void be * liosuiralEed,$he TIgers gavssaswemfer lbs cosule, loIn abed Ms wile. Ie ysus u '" bel us 1111 Tat's Why de.'t yes talk Is ay to he bo ,in 'Ike's always aggiag me to las her somewhere aiIm," he to ToWsy di.oWag Mi MiMUMI 1*P.ike im't in 'flies_1 IIIUN at very low 1. sss. "I took to a sacs she's nave bees -the kilcii" aid Ida Stab, whs mom a redsoaat in New Yin, ban bees In the "Ro sid be . sub OW. Cjb eccme,hers,FIlta1ktohimMbdIWivaMcbsage HBbsiealthevork*inuke&AbemerstbomeiIy The Ubuty Qaidias pts ri1Iubayvhesbe Apu.W with in Jy Of iii. "WI V1 gilIW up from the bwk ad su 'esi,t Yes bow, we hews a hat for her times a "ubeihailtoem dropped a 33.31 ad is 1, the omeiss ssto ash, Se No evu$Mag be vW decision to Nazarene of -i e. A bo chess, tee, i"' £spr is a r,e I1, oftsrs." - iottoaetbu all esatreda us f,d by ylubmsytaksMitbe ripertlag bu he shedS bus up Tueidsy kepIli 12 i'--- , ,y leek e he Igoed We pr M contract with Tigers, here svWaUy. pubis by Sse Calderwoot _____ - - ____ ___ ____________ - ________ _________ ___ ___ ________ _____ 06 . ______ ____ __ Q im ____ __ __ _______ ___ _______ ____ ___ ___ -' Liberty __ ___ __ _____ Loses : " ' '-'_ . ' • -. - ,•'•' - - - M1 �SA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 7, irn OURSELVES E$TARUSHEO 104 Wednesday, March 7, 1m-1B Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. brletiy ICook Of The Week Preparing For A Crowd Is All In A Days Work IF 'Great Day In The Country' Planned During Centennial Oviedo's Woman's Club is sponsoring 'Great Day In the Coidry", and art festival, being held this year In conjunction with Oviedo's Centennial Celebration, on Saturday, March 10 THURSDAY-FRIDAYSATURDAY ONLY! By EIDA NICHOLS Herald Carrtapeudeit Located at the picnic grounds of St. Luke's Lutheran Church, State Road 4* and Red Bug Road, club members announce that In addition to more than 75 arts and crafts exhibit., many O which will be for sale, there will be food and drinks, rides and games for children and entertainment for the entire fnlly. Judges will select the final eshibtts In several categories and cesh prizes will be awarded. Bea Holdrke of Winter .. stirring constantly. Return mixture to a boil, stirring constantly. Reduce heat; '. .. cover. Cook over low heat _--- V V V .j.. o1cotnpany and Ien joy pr~epaft the food. My . fIend.Weeata lot .N •.' ___ V . V V CORN BEEF PASTIES PASTY FILLING of chicken, and when we have ether meat, I never throw odtheleftovers.Ijed was them up. That way, If you can get two or three meals out dft,1tlsn'ttoo e One 10-oz. package -. mixed vegetables frozen In butter sauce V ' .. One 12oz. can corn ed beef, flaked One 234-ox. jar sli ced mushrooms, drained ½ cup chopped onion ½ cup chopped celery CORN MEAL PASTRY 234-cupe all-purpose flour 1½ cups enriched corn V . .. expensive, ti she explained. Ba doesn't cam for a microwave oven or a slow cooker. "I tried my slow cooker on bean soup and chicken, and didn't e for A% the taste of either. Solput It up on a shelf and forgot • . meal / Bea was a bookkeeper hi Indiana before moving to (Hscald pa.t, by UIda NksIl) Florida. She learned to Bea Hoidridge ready to serve cake cook from her mother, who lives with the Hoidridges, SALMON PARTY BALL 3 or 4 carrots, sliced and her grazxbndher. 14b. can salmon, drained "They were both marSmall can mushrooms or 1805. pkg. cream cheese small onions velous cooks," she said. 1 Th.p. lemon juice Sea collects 1n fromM all together 2 tsp. grated onion or 1 in a 2 qt. casserole. Cover friends and relatives and lip. Instant onion and do not bother for 5 has a good supply of cockI tsp. horseradish hours, In 350 degree oven. books "I generally cook ¼ tip, salt This is called a no-peek from scratch. We all enjoy V Quilting Class To Start MIS Ialswe Time Program at Seminole Conunonity College Is Offering a new dais In 'QoiltIn(' scheduled to begin March it. The cim is designed to teach the beglimer the fm. in4of 99RIW Differed patterns will be MEW every grandmother' Flower Garden, etc. Classes mad every Monday evening froon7tol for five The $11 to provides for the instructional cod of the cois. For more teormatlon, call the Lslaare Time Program at 8CC. ABWA Schedules Seminar Interested business women are Invited to attend a "Get Yor we In Shape" sominar sponsored by the American Bnebwss Women's Association (ABWA), Friday, March 9,11 p.m., at the Mierdon-Twin Towers In (Iaido. The seminar will eipkwe the needs, capabilities and goal neeaiyto bode... suce.a. Sandy MacDonald, an aseedatl r.eoised monagand am-naled with the FAtant firm of Lawrence-lifter & Cc'npny, will conduct the BUNDT CAKE 2¼ cups flow 1% cuos sugar 2½ tap. biking powder 1 tsp. salt ½ cup shortening two-thIrds cup milk Pit all above ingredients In bowl and mix togdber.. Beat two minutes. Then add 1 tsp, orange extract, one4ldrd q milk and 2 eggs. Bed two mInutes. Bake lnl00 degree oven for 41 mm., or istil cake springs back. _ in coejimetlon with ABWA's 'TbS w *=-Im Orlando, coda W. For hi. Southeast M;1 d lermatlon call Victoria FUII, *0.1403 home; or 1144111 Till. I Meeting Called A Pared Advisory meeting for the Title I Federally fended $6101 progrwiheclwlul.d on Thursday, March 9 at 7:31 pm ii the board room of the 11mlook Coedy School Office at ou DIV' I tbsp. flour 3 egg yolks 34 cup sugar 3 egg whites, beaten stiff 1 pi. whipping cream 1 tsp. nutmeg Mix flow, egg yolks and sugar together until anO(*h1. Pour In whipping cream, not whipped and ___ mustard FOR PASTY FILLING, spate Tn1T4 vsgetab1ss ___ directions. Combine mixed vegetables, corned beef, onion and celery; mix well. FOR CORN MEAL PASTRY, combine flour, corn meal and salt. Cut In shortening until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Gradually add water, mixing Just until dough holds together. Divide dough Into 10 parts. Roil out each on floured surface to form 7-inch circle; trim edges. dough becomes too dry, add small amount of cold water.) Place scant 34 cup meat mixture onto (U each circle. Moistenedges; fold In half. Seal edges by pressing with tines of fork; prick tops with fork. Bake on ungreased cookie shed in preheated 350 degree F. oven for 11 minutes or until golden brown. FOR DEVILED MUSHROOM SAUCE, combine all Ingredients In small saucepan; heat through, stirring occasionally. Spoon heated sauce over pasties to serve. ¼ teespoon nutmeg Bring cup water to boil In I to 1½-qt. saucepan; gradually add cc,cpHnod ¼ cup corn meal nutmeg. Pitlnanlmbsk,d pie mat, 9th. size. Bake at 350 degrees tatil silver knife comes out clean, 1½ teaspoons salt 1 cup vegetable shortening ½ to two-thirds cup cold water DEVILED MUSHROOM SAUCE One 10.34 oz. can condensed cream of mushroom soup ¼ cup milk 1 teaspoon prepared according to package pecans ¼ cup all-purpose flour 1 tabl espoon baking powder 2 teaspoons .ljinanion 1 teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon soda fold In egg whites and 2 tbsp tiptoes 4 modem size potatoes, cut ID bits size Singers Coming To Lake Mary a CREAM BAKE BEEF rrw 1½ Ub. stew meet 141os. Can tcinatosace 2thsp.sugac øssvWs Avenue and 13th SIred. Aflpsreisof students lnthel1tlelprogram,as won u oar Idereded 4 s" we wgsd to attend. I tsp. Worcestershire sauce I ti). liquid smoke Have salmon and cream cheese at room temp. Mix all Ingredients together. 1 about an hour. Make ball and roll in 34 cup chopped nuts and 3 Tiap. finely chopped parsley. Serve with cracker, SWEET GEORGIA PUDDIN 1 cup water 1 cup enriched corn meal % cup milk 3 eggs, beaten % cup firmly packed brown sugar ½ cup butter or margarine, melted ½ cup finely chopped b t NO (M8T 3 to 4 lb. chuck road 1 cup catsup ¼ cup water I ttap. Worterahire sauce 1 lemon 1 onion Place roast In roister with lid. Cut lemon and onion In slices and place on roast. Mix catsup, water and Worcestershire sauce together and pour over most. Place in 350 degree oven for 1-4 hours. V saysI. doeni't know what he wosid have done If he's married someone who couldn't cook!" she laughed. Bea Is a member of the Wider Park Does (Ladles Elks Atii1llry) and the Hacienda Woman's Club. We V i milk in medium-sized bowl, well. mixing Add remaining Ingredients, mixing until well blended. Bake In greased 1-¼-qt. casserole in preheated 335 degree F. oven for 65 to 70 minutes or until knife Inserted in center comes out clew. Serve Immediately with cream, Ice cream or sweetened whipped cream, as desired. . husband, George, does the cooking on the Will and I'm the inside cook!" High prices at gocery stores hasn't stopped her yet. "I'm not a casserole V i about 3 m nutes, st rring occasionally. Combine hot corn meal mixture and V '?.. 1{i4• New Year's Eve, we entertalned 10. We have a lot Rerjatr4lone are now being taken for the Third Session of Adult and Teen Ceramics. Register at the recreation office In Sanford City Hall,orat the one in the youth wing of the Sanford QvIc Ceder. Adult daises will be held on Tuesday mornlnp from 942 noon dating March 27 and running through May * Teen daises will be held on Weduesday afternoons from 44:30 p-mL Class will be limited to 12. Both chaises will be held at the çult*ral Arts Building located at 5th Street and Oak Ave. I. Non-residents will be permitted to reglater on a space available basis only, and mud pay a nonresident fee prior on participation. For more Information call 322-3181, eat. *0. and remaining water, Getting Married? Lelm Mary BepIte M". IN Lakovlew Ave., lake Mary, wW Met 1NewLlfr8ingirscn March *M7:$p.m. TWa in * 49 voIce yodb choir from Florida (teIan School in Ulical. Leonard PWW Is the Mode Director. The dollars are is their spring choir tear. The ple Is Iw v*.d and there is no oWesim cge. Engalount and wedding forms are av't1 e at the Herald omces. to announce these events. The forms may be by professional, black and white o$sgrspte If a picture Is desired with the ano4. Wed g form, and pictures mad be sob. nittid witWa two weeks of the wedding. Contact The Herald OURWäD editor for Information and V Child Enrkhm.nt Lab Opens be II II Ceenny etflar had Rissarne Ceder. The Absm,every?yadThythtuqbJEW [dir. i4, a.eseeg I. J ,'Ws wed to ew puedo hew to .m1th asir mid's for' 03061 WL Later. e, wl let..ii Taudaja the lab in Ivided tee t $ topic $49.19 ad todar. from *11 to am. The lbw .y pragrom I. deeded adely 10 hftW9 Aft IAW I" at? p.m. For mere Woren: *04* (ICC) or Announcing... V16 VI V - !W Cocking for a party (a group of 50) list December was all In a day's work, accordeigtoBea. "Then oa Ceramics Class Slated — • . my bobby l" Advanced students of piano preparing for proIesslonal careers will conçete for 11750 In prize money In the Florida AtImAk Muelc GWId's annual, competition, ad this year for April 21 and 22, In the University Theatre on the Florida Atlantic University comm. To be eligible, appilcazgsnied be at lead 20 and no more than 3o years of age at the time cl the competjtjon End must be oltber residents of Florida or enrolled In a Florida educational 112etlon, accering to Mrs. Walker A. W1111n', chairman of the not. De&hi, for applications is April 2, and application blanks are available from Mrs. Walker A. Wlflh'nt,, 1350 Fan Palm Road, Boca Raton, Fla. 33432. r '. • - Springs, really likes to cook and laoghlngly saId, "1 gum you could call that 'Pianists Com pete For $$ The Folks From Badcock Home Furnishing Centere In Sanford, Would Lik. To Invit. You To Th.ir BIgg.st Ev.nt Of Th. Y.ar...Our Super Sal.. B.cause Th. Badcock Chain Stores Is One Of Th. Larg.st In Th. South, Th.ir Buying Pow.r Is Fantastic, Which Moans Savings To You. Also R.oI VaIu.s And S.I.ctlon. Th. Folks At Badcock, Sanford Str.ss Service And Compl.t. Custom.r Satisfaction. •'' - •. - IFWASHER . -- - I MR. PAUL SMITH — —, oft. ' V will bs In our IF V I _I.I' iiJ; All V " G kikaw, i'i des, Nowisi p,opry $(1i W8at T V c11 TI4I1lyI t' ate: linves .ee..,ai. iii 16. isIfr,IId Heavy Osly store pjwrl. Isgdsc. Psr.no Press ad A$ematc KiN Cycle. THURSDAY, MAR,8 V two Finalists Mnounc.d ,. AilisNi aclisa Storrs Schaefer Tailors 110. '3W° W. 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I VLB COUNTRY STAND POUND MUSHROOMS 1 $ IDAHO. SAVE 40C POTATOES WHITE p POTATOES 49 I BULK .• II LB 8 SAVE 64 pM7 YELL%Pw w ONIONS $ 39 SAVE 2O BUL 13. PS1 orGRAPE WEICH'S SODA : PEPPER • I 32oz BTL / • S INOWN.N.$IRVI STRAWBERRY AUGUST BROTHERS PULLAPAIT MP1INICK1I DESSERT oily' BREAD SHELLS Ilox LOAF BREAD sAvi io $AVI 20C sAve ioc 2 2/1 19 PACK 89 _ LOAF59 C DAISY FINGER CAKE PLAIN OR ICED SAVE lox • £ • 2 LB PKG. 2 SAVE C $ 00. 79 7 YOGURT SAVE PULLMAN or / BUTTIRMILK L!J IREAD ,.sAvl47g . . I — S VO04 UN$CINTID OR IGULAR . I 19 4 LOAF ." ,,. . . $AN001116.2AYN!PLAZA14IWAYI7.92IAIItPORTSLVD. . HAIR • B S • HAND TO THm --' - ELUOW S .•• 9 LB BOX SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTUNI or 85SQUARE FEET C MACARONI ___________________ --- ' 'LB KOUNTY KIST wiioii KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE CORN OR E ARLY J UNE 59C \\ PEAS 3/89' CAN S PACKER LABEL ORANGE JUICE Pride 1% 1 A PAUL MASSON EMERALD DRY LITER PDX $179 1 1$AVI209 llIllIa WINE CARLO ROSSI BURGUNDY, VIN ROSE DUNKS GERMAN STYLI — BEER 929 l2oz $1 OR CHABLIS WINE NO RE7URN BOTTLES SCHLITZ BEER 6PACK $179 12oz CAN .75$249 0010010 $269 6 PAK SAVE 170 1 7oz PACKER LABEL COMET 40z CANS CLEANSER 45 MUSHROOMS STEMS & PIECES 2/894 OZIN 84oz i119 R:G 88 c PL T MAYONNAISE [LI:I.1I1I' SAVE 20c DETERGENT PAY • I IVA A POUND 32oz JAR KLEEN EX PAPER TOWELS PUNCH LAUNDRY 1 ..' 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GWALTNEYS BIG EIGHT H ORMELS I FYNE TASTE ' SAVE 12 A LB PER POUND ALL PURPOSE BAG .•.. SAVE 7ALB CHEF SIZE FRESH U. S. NO.1 10 LB . . .• ---clik..k!id LB KRAFT AMERICAN SINGLES 1 pj , PORK SHOULDER •E... SAVE 110 A POUND ICED 4J1' • , 5flc BLUE BONNET SAVE3ALB FRESH FRESH FLORIDA OR GEORGIA PREMIUM GRADE SAVE bC A LB 49c WINNERS . ANJOU APPLES I SAVE 309 U99 6 CANDY • FRESH TOMATOES SAVE FRESH FANCY FRESH RED XTRA FANCY p . F Al LOT CHICKEN 594 S POPCORN SAVE10049 __c• •p. PAN 3 TO 5 LB AVG. 3 NECKS-3 GIBLET PKGS. 3 LEG QUARTERS WITH BACKS 3 BREAST QUARTERS WITH BACKS LB BAG RED 8L $100 SAVE 4 PINTS SAVE 200 NEW FLORIDA (I1Ic To celebrate NATI( we are offering ma our EVERYDAY LC week and SAVE! S WAVD 9: FRESH FLORIDA GTh 1 tjy SAVINGS REENT APF DELMONTE JET FRESH S 9 U NA110NI RE A " n I TAPES 'Pilde, FRESH WHITE '...cinccday, March l, 1979-56 II SAVE 30C 15 LITER SAVE 60c .AVF bc BOUNCE BOLD FABRIC SOFTENER I LAMBRECHT 40 $ LAUNDRY UNIT FROZEN 1.94 1 I DETERGENT SPIC N'F SPAN I 13ozPIZZA II PEPPERONI, 12oz CHEESE CLEANER I OR l4oz SAUSAGE 49oz I LIMIT-1 WITH THIS COUPON GOOD BOX $151 I THRU TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1979. I 1 LB 500 • I I i 'I a •• ' Wav e] . . •• —— I �Wednesday, March 7, 1179--7B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl -• . • '; .• ... 7 t JI. . PURINA MOIST & CHUNKY pV Ew7 / By Special Arrangement, Winn-Dixie Proudly Presents * s.., ---.- Shopping With Us Has Its Rewards... We want t be a #I part cjf your day'l PIOTII'N 21" HARD TO HOLD China "\ perertificateon DOG FOOD o HAIR SPRAY 9.oz. liz, •.• q bYEKOINTERNA11ONA1"AThilyMagnUkent Offer'" You'll always find just what you need at low prices to fit your budget. 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BLONDIE Wednesday, March 7,1979 ACROSS by Chic YOung I Spree .TT ThE BOSS SO HESET CAUGHT ME SLEEPING A MY DESK (E5 BtJTTHIST1MEe.IE ,ThRWMvS4.4OE5IN FIRST' 4/ELL,HED,DTWAT FIRETOMV A.5EB(ET NCE BEFORE, - DIDN'T HE? - 5 Auger 9 Raced faster 12 Sycophant AD Capital of l3 / Canada 14 Tempt 16 Danger 18 Shades _Q 49 In any way (2 wds) 51 Scented bag 1L by Mort Walker 4 WHEN I GOT TO NATURES BED" I_ HEARD A DEAR DR. US 17 3 Baseball player Mel . SOFT THUD I) WhM Usher In Spring 0 — — orzq 1 2 3 4 00 5 — 9 j— — — — 10 11 12 - 6 7 gro - - rot4k dinner to celebrate St. PatIIék's Day, the earliest of srb holidays. Sfe meat has al ways been relafvely scarce In Ireland, the peoØe of this island nation fine1Pegard expertly cooked fljkfdishes. But our Stuffed - ares — 14 16 by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER 19 26 25 LLP1 CZLW 22 24 23 R, M, I 1 16&U, 21 I I v - - 27 30 - - — — — 32 33 31 39 —— 41 40 — 45 44 50 49 - 52 — — — 53 - - - 54 55 55 -L ARCHIE by "~COLONEL STEVE AUSTIN ANV YES GOOP GRIEF! LOOK AT WHAT JUGHEAD PUT DOWN MAJORS ANTHONY NELSON GRADING E CHEWNG FOR THE ANSWER TO THE i AND ROGER HEALY" TESTS, IND (JES11ON NAME__________ THREE AREN'T THEY THE MR. FLUTESNOOTV TO SEE IF MISS MAG&Y- AMERICAN ASTRONAUTS" ANYONE CLONED ,ANY ASTRONAUTS t OEED Bob Montana 60 SIX-MILLION DOLLAR MAN AND MAJORS NELSON AND ———— -I DREM OF JEAwIE.s ________________________________________ i OTHER TEST PAPIRS ' HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL . cat h such .. thins. I'm not certain whistyou lAk@ all other warts, they an .,, . rnewbqlngthatthlspessn dimcutttofr.at.mer. may , no ller and b0'°e 01i4: uoig bear. 1i mkUlIt.pplI.dso you w4 ., IICO1IO& in liSa has the se to be . and effect upon the body U the doctor's diredions eziectly.!,-, . of EEK Ii MEEK - NO by Howie Schneider MW AS'jig aa ( ) PRPMIJ6D R RRUW •:i MA 14A.JU5T year, opening up a hub eth in WGIIIA home first before runniall NORTh 0 Q 1072 PISCES (Feb. 20Msrds Much to your swziss, the • 732 be extremely helpf ul to around. YOU. 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You'll and me. we always batter than me. __ GEMINI(Mayl-JimeIO)An CAPRICORN (Dic, ___ ImprcSfl$u change In social 11) Someone with wlmm you've _____ ¶OTh MogNsN, slits by Stoffel a HeimdahI HALLO" gum ! - LWOULPUK TO 6T A PROJKTION ISEeYA SET nWA coMpei RMPN' AN'NOT HAVIN'TH' 'H ___ HMM L ____ CfIT44 ____ " • A K 93 KQ • A 654 darer had started with four p 2 Pass 2• as 4• pass Pau dam p AMAZII'5,.S ___ ____ / Pass opening: 10 a club tion was the location the jack of diamonds. U East 0*t would defeat the contract. But If declarer had the jack of diamonds, West would have to avoAd be9end played with Ma club ___ By Oswald Jacoby ______ Wed 40FIgpe •. ; ' I 1,40 4 chill until consistency of un- th e .nd' where a bies 2 envelopes unflavored firm. To serve, unmold onto familiar asks that the wind gelatine, divided serving plate and garnish with alwii~ be at our The coffee that lets you be your best now gives you one of its best offers yet. 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I, 0* clubs on declarer 's acel / It' two l and a di.trick togo with the ace AJAUR (Jan. 3S.Peb. 1$) hNIpIuIId. _____ ta finesse, West mentally assigned the queen of clubs to 8 whites. Put into beaten egg whites. Peel and MCA weight-Ion rq0mens but with fork. dice remaining cucumber comnjned in gourmet style. Yield: 4 servIngs, ) (about 1 cup diced); stir dishes, plus a few crriius SPRING cocuinber and diced radishes Zt -ft of"Galway Bay" and SALAD Into cot ta ge cheese mixture. "RON of Tralee," and you'll be 1 medium cucumber forgàtlng _______ those chilly March 1 FlorIda grapefruit, see- Pour over firm gelatine w1nds'otIkIeandcfreamingof tioned mold;chill3to4hoursoruntil g-queen doubleton ih Northth ___ a1dthatbd a olsueceat, In spite of their 38 gh $memay1sppy0115ty bthh1sOthe Even with a strong e1 In the day. Howi,, when you orshgsttingthet.dof card spade fit, p"ls In realize how much work you've the stick. A new direction will YOUR Ft)WRSOFTHe OCCULT ARE TRUII ..,. beasts. The other dlstrlb& lion was almost certainly four-three between clubs and diamonds. Because di- ,l boiling grapefruit juice; pepper; blend until smooth; li2TII.OtI recotnmnended in juices until nsti flaked spades 10 the we-king and .. Vulnerable: Noir"outh ''.. cucumber slice in bottom of 6cup bowl or inold. Alternate grapefruit sectio ns and halved p therWIppredate the fact degree F. oven 30 minutes, Itallandresslng,onlon,saftand that, this dish contains basting asionaiiy darer had darted with the t Dealer: East Wait Nerth East teeth Pan I NT No matter what your problems corner with singular thobis. are at home today, you can Th. more open and rece*lve BUGS BUNNY o obvious to everyone that West , a"" number of preparation steps, each slice; cover with velopes of unflavored gelatine cup cold grapefruit the dramatic results are well remaining steaks. Pour over wod the effort. The salad is grapefruit juice over fish juice In blender jar. 1,et stand 3 IlPectkculAr to present to guests Sprinkle with salt and pepper.' to 4 ininutes. Add remaining ~2 at mcb or dinner on a dot with remaining itablespoon cup boiling grapefruit juice; remaining process at low speed about 2 rolllUg holiday like St. Pat's, 'butter and grapefruit pieces.* Bige in 350 minutes. Add cottage cheese, ___________ 045 W A 7642 4 98 4 • Q 109 •... 4 mok1W creation, it's an elegant grapefruit pieces. Place 2 ininutes. Chill to consistency of gg ,.. After East won tht hearttrlckwjththeaceand FAST IK •'•'••• roastineats as well as fish. And shallow baking dish. Spoon half mold; chill until finn. Mean- ... king-queen doubleton. Declarer drew three.. rounds of trump, ending In dummy, and led a club. Elat played the nine, declarer 0* ace and It WU w. make the key play ,: # J&4 10953 •Q • KU most plenure today we those that coat nothing. Lave your checkbook at home. LIBRA (ASepi 23.Od. ) ___ is a tonic we all need from time to time. Find out more alI. yourself by sending for yOIr 1979 copy of Astro-Graph least-expected sources or I4ter. Mail $1 for each to placis today. Stop and look around If you find yourself AGIIb, p.o. s Radio City Stetion, N.Y. 100N beeft your head alainalt Be sure to specify birth sls. brick wall. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. ) ARID (Mardi 21-April 1)) Don't paint yourself Into a 3-7 PRISCILLA'S POP ______ • slices In half. Place 1 whole accompaniment to poultry and salmon steaks in buttered, unbeaten e South that they could not , discover this In the bidding. ., 37 0AK6 Look for different and unusual tljip that will give you the things to do tods if you fed you're in a nt. NV prered dishes, including Remove from heat; stir tion. It was no fault of North- for you to tread. You could under your nose. Qseckarotmd FTW&3CCIJ . ir ___ ().tn Spring Salad. A graceful bread cubes and 1-3rd cup process at low speed about 2 ,. WIN AT BRIDGE __ co ming ) ENGI5ThE ..ø cc m' LIFE! as they happen. Several new friends could AIthoth you may search In RE5T OF IM 1D NeWaRVIONIX oft V*'n4 tIi% — YOUR BIRTHDAY i cucumber slices around the Salt and pepper In medium saucepan, melt 2 whole slice. In blender Jar, Is P'" tablespoons butter. Saute onion sprinkle 1 teaspoon (' enseaMs for Florida grapefruit, until soft; add mushrooms, ,elope) gelatine over cup yous take advantage of its parsley, salt and pepper. Cook cold grapefruit juice. Let stand rl-af Y in many over low heat I to 2 minutes. 3 or 4 minutes. Add It cup more alcohol in a 13.oimce cm this cm be of bear than a on"Mee JiW- prisingly, considering theb: bemom. - t 1979 4 thaPaced the banquet tables of tM Irish kings of yore. .., alcohol In cooktalls. There Is They Lucmbefrvlun For Thursday, March - choiging. But don't forget sectioned, cut in pieces (about potMôe$1 boiled, in the Irish 2-3rds ) mather, and sauteed In butter 4 salmon steaks U pound) and"fusley perhaps. They're 44 cup Florida grapefruit the natural partner of the fish juice ______ ________ FRLVA — — — ...z ;. salad dressing ______ STEVE AUSTIN IS THE BRAND DECAFFEINATED COFFEE gra$frult • _ 47 lit when you buy8oz. of Santa" insida frIa cook proud (even one whñ only Irish on March 17). ' Sand*Iched between two firm, pink*knon stake their flavor Now here's a dish worthy of a St. Patrick's Day plqudd with bits of fresh dinner! It's Stuffed Salmon Steak, its natural goodand brisk-tasting ness highlighted by grapefruit pieces and juice, jtdIs a bread stuffing served with a cool Citrus Spring Salad. with additional citrus. Abthe Irish know, the best 3 tablespoons butter or 3 tablespoons bottle Italian flibt'dizhes are never over- margarine, divided coot*d. By observing cooking cup chopped onion 4 teaspoons grated onion UmWcarefully, you'll find that I cup thinly sliced teaspoon salt flavks axul textures m finmushrooms a teaspoon pepper proft and that there is no I tablespoon chopped parsley x4 cup diced radish "fishy" aroma premeating the teaspoon salt Parsley a teaspoon peeper Radish slices 37 cup fresh bread cubes Serve the stuffed salmon with Cut 8 slices from cucumber, a ben vegetable of your I Florida grapefruit, peeled, ___ 46 Dinner FREE INSTAIIT kflOwfl U virus that eiuoes them may be agitano, or shaking a little diffidthatthetypeol palsy. If this person has this vtrtathat eauo.. warts in oth type ad tremor, a dodw will be bcodm W ft,1111 0111111 M F hals able to recognize It w he not been duIn*eIy cormad. seat It and should be able to You cm develop watt 1 mahe a diagnosis without too anywhsrnnyrzbodywlthoá & much Parkinson's disease invoives else. That incluô. warts in u brain. n will"Usual. m.n is more then ens cana. coutaet. U a p ls who for Parkinso&a dWesse, in- relallimmNips with chidththe naeofc.daln. has such wazta there It a. It Is not cavaled by -ImM alpiticiantly d dma. from alcohol are. of cM(NIg thins. Shakes somstinng differeut arid WOUld So, yes, they 40 hITS a 005'. : not produce the typical pill tagloen charsotariotic. roiling movement that you you may have pittan yowwarts a you .had M w1h seem to In desicrthing. I would urge this Individual somtanswhe also hadthembut to seek med1dL attention, I would Uhe to add that that' ____ — 42 43 i SalinSlires would do any ___ — — — 36 - S anearlyslgnofParlth.on's a 34 38 "" 28 - Day have dIsease, also 18 I #..-,~fHIcz "Ut. U MCPT A 17 - 20 21 15 Patrick 's for . 13 3-7 St. anKaDiamondStorageJar salmon would seem a most to another? Whot is PS$C is lit the iot• 7 and Is x way alcoholic but does not now the but W togot rid ofthem? fr4ji hd liquor. W _ READER _________________ DEAR READER I have to we warts, and all we cem.d rtjt oc ' depend of the hod movement. You seem on the gia1a and redal to be d.aiitbthg the typial may be sty Ivmt In movaunt that is - Is considered a sure gfj G1n the regard of the EmiraldIslanders for what has beét-valied the King of Fish, __________________ 8 A oac to fresh water spawning - — — — — With '1 e Irish have a saying "May yot be healthy as the salmon." M In many parts of Ireland, the slt of salmon leaping Ira *frrlverson the way from '.• - 0 Wednesday, March 7,17-4B EvernngHerald, Sanford, Fl. : May You Be Healthy As The Salmon' IT Lamb 39 Small 41 Mountains (abbr.) 42 Asiatic Handle roughly (2 limit - Islanders - Dr. L A1O?Dt$I A p I R A I I Vrn0 2 Beyond the LAMB Emerald •. thumb end fkIfl of Ofle hod atUrof1thgmuIMfl(?TOSoI de UIe fo on the This hat been fly j going on for several rwa fair or five .t Ind in u hand a longer In _____________________ of beST (k4 'fl( Would have my effed on tlda n- DEAR DR. IAMB * dodartoldm.Iha,s Venal esl ditlon or possibly be the ca of It? I cot convince this warts on my peals. Did I with a IS onthat _ a dr should be ,. had thee. end U yen cm say warts? mgtecI. j T1I1P1sjIl1i wds) 19 Rugs 20 Above mountains 4 Bring 21 Million(prefI)43Duk.dom 5 Coal unit 37 Frill 23 Impel 45 Pronounce 6 Pledge 38 Fathered 26 Fools indistinctly 40 Imitate Sam 7 Hatred 28 Tight 48 Persian ruler 8 School (Fr) 30 On grand Spade 50 Prevaricated 10 Holds in 41 Muck scale 52 Noun suffix 44 Bird part (p1) wonder 32 College 54 46 11 12 Bank phosphate 33 Slip of paper 55 House (abbr) employee 34 Puppy Sound addition 47 Parific Island IS Curly letter 36 Faux pas (p1) 56 Change color - SNOW IS LIKE A SOF WHITE, BLANKET... A DOWNY COVERLET I FOR NATURE'S BEP K E 1 Also 25 Chimps 27 Napped 29 Roman cloak 31 Hooky 35 Basslike marine fish I lk SNOW YEAH,A FRESH SHOVELING 5NOWPALL. CAN ISN'T ALL REALLY BE BAD 5EAIJTIFUL t!i 't!i ifi_ (prefix) BEETLE BAILEY 1 U $ TA _ __ _ 24 Intermediate 5 ., Pill Rolling Mows VI 1A1NN MUG IS N0 DOWN 22 Peddles -- •• ek ci v_iT a 60 Strike out Knowing You Have [fjj 53loredown 57 Forbidden City 58 Willingly Au 59 Auld Lang £N 19 Popular flower / Answer to Previous Pu;. e ____ ____ Eoo ii! NOD N'TH O J NJ E 1 F}S4I LIE L1ATIT j' oa 1 J _ 7% major problem with The unexpected tire out to be somithing that's Mymled you the North-South hokthigs °' i- __ of JACO V MOOthe thing to make you the could you In the Umokgbe. was the extreme duplication ERt4, send Zi : "14*p of happed today. Keep a fk'ibie Acce and enjoy ycer will, In the heart suit. Another *," Of INS MW m was that their o PO. DOX *, Rsdilo schedule. Go a'ong with eve,40 datirved applaeee bandis had mirror dlstrthu- StaIn, Now Voik, N. ) IX1&) CANCER (June 21-July ) A breakthrough today on ,• _____ 1,Jj . ____ FRANK AND INNIST ___ ___ SPIDER-MAN J by Bob Thav.s by Stan Los and John •' : ' :' ' Nomita ' VXKN E M UONAT SUR 3 OH ANPThNETIMS T THIS , ____ - ,;-. i.:: .. •- -:.• • I, -: . :. . . . : .,. cxrPw$ : Ono @NAORT ./ L L '4 MIA . ?iiliR . IL ri i I [1• ri L I "i'e ...........' p . _________ __________ . •,: tj 'L C _______________ • i_a, 57 6 ...':.. : ZOOMS by T. K. Ryan TUMILEWUDS. 0111 . PtY1 ', I 'flhI( IN INP Q I HO . jy N1 HANG "TDU6H... VKiNI pJ I Nil' 11* UNPI -v-_ , MV 'Jffl4 USS$ F*1LiA I •. sss 'i' • 8=06o HiM? WI KNOW A 5UP WIW WS 1 WOW IT . Mwas AM p Bteads hiemallonarspecl.l Offer I . . AW .., MIt (5(X'IR WI,,, 41 i,rni.,4 ih,s.4,, ha., I.,a hAiJki I. ihr ..p.n.v.t .n.1 I, ,.., II.,.,.. l?iu-Pwt . ..peI i SI h k..j. .4 ii...i. In,...un.ws,4 I',r .1 An. i'Irwnrrd t Pr,knP('I.q, n.tHk .K..t. A~ C I& ('5th .c.,..i, ,, ,u.,v.., (.,,rn &.. I! .5 to I.i..r i..4'., nu. at na ipn,.. IL,..C...., $4'.k.q..... .tk..iiS7I4 iIrfeq.n. June 5),I' PC) too �til-Evenhig HiraM, Sanford, Fl Wednesday, March 7 i, Legal Notice : CALENDAR Hrs.) CA P.20 6:30 ;7)0NSCNtWs ___ (2) (4) 00 HUE SONS 0MY TH MOVIE 0:30 EDUCATIONAL r AHI (4)0 THE JEFFERSONS George and Louise become 1IWOIVSd In a vicious verbal bat. tI. white discussing their "perfect" marriage with an intervIewer. sws IT'S EVERYROOVI : 700 (7)THE NEWLYWED GAME "Mary's Father" GUIit plagues Mary when a handsome priest confides to her that he Is going to leave the Church and she suspects Its all because of p., RSPONT 10:00 (2)0 CARD SHARKS (4) S ALL lITHE FAMILY (N) loo (2) Dan's sld.kick Binzer and his girlfriend become the targets of a killer who thinks the couple saw him OflWflht I murder. $IJSRAUTYSHOW DICK CAVETT (2)0 TONIGHT Guest Kaufman and Bill Saluga Join their host Char for an hour of music and comedy. (4)5 EDWARD ThE KING Edward's time Is monopolIzed by foreign - affairs O and a 12:30 () P11*5 (4)•RARCH FOR TOMON' NOW RYAN'S HOPE 100 0DAYS OP OUR LIVES Exit" Heath winders into a ghost town inhabited by tive PSOPIS. _____ (4) S THE YOUNG AND THU 12:37 RESTLESS S MANNIX A vicious tsi1. a i CHILDREN slon commentator frames a woman for the murder of a formar lover. 0:00 LONIGAN Studs Lonigan (Harry Hamiki), a 15. ,ssold kiehflSdCin UVIflQ in the ethnic melting pot of 1919 Chicago, destroys his chances for success with his III. and with Lucy (Lisa Peilkan), the girl of his dreams, .10 follow th, ways of hi. tough art lotS) _______ 1:30 (4)5 WORLD THE AS Lake's Ladheran TUNIS 12:40 5 KOJAK A fashion model receives writtsn messages warnlngherofth.Impendkig deaths of her friends. (A) (2) $T%JOS - he ______ 2:00 (7) (4) ? / IT (I) THU 000 COUPLE HOGAN'S HEROES TIR o nows MAKE Ml LAUGH I1! hWY wyHIu. *00 DAY (2) EARLY __________ ( CNWKINUARRUL NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY frankNn, Ploddy McDowell. A _____ 4:30 MIRVWFIN S ROOKIES *20 (2) PORTER WAGONER I___ (4)KUTANA Sml U1TLE RASCALS 6:00 () CAROL BURNETT AND ___ *47 (7)NlWS _____ OVEN EASY r°° __ ___ DAY ..'LOOKI NG FOR YOU I •: CALL •. - • • * MEDICALASSISTANT v - 721 ___ ____ ___ 0000 MORRIS FLORIDA I 710 ____ , 7:1.5 T.KANSAN0O * MOflNE* FLORIDA . - . - • C' FORK LIFT OPR. "Your Future Our Concern" ______________________ - Legal - N1!ic CIVIL FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVING ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION, 1OHN F. RIP FENSERY : ETC • aid meat tomcats me a-h- JOHN P• RIFENIERY and DISC RAH K. RIFPINSERY ike DL lORAN K. RIFENSERY, his wife , r-. '' - NOTICE OF ACTION O: JOHN F. RIFFINSEMY a-k-i JOHN F. RIPENIERY whos , rjidence and address are unknow' lid wIles.. ale Is over aighiteeni 115 U ARE NOTIFIED that an ii tm tsr auclesiwe ii a rrmnlga, iS beSt filed against you and yo *e requWed to ssrvea capy of you it a • .po'Itten defense. If *ple1gh W. Online, III, o .,'IfARRISON, OREINE, MANN P0*1, STANTON A MASTR paliWIff1 aftsrna',I wilNi M$55 Psat Office Set lilt, P. P -ten pIsrida 33731 in or 11W nlI 5. 1wi and file tIes onliku ilille *5 Clerk Of We (11W? citIes . ';i*. ,-ieeysir Immediately thereafter .. arwlse a default wlU be inter. i.inat tea Wiles relief demandn i or petition. ________ ______ ,t ___ _ ,.salbed as haftawe: Lot 15. SlId .I4 CAMELOT SUSOIVISION. Uni :we.sca,dlngtoffiepla'tIlereOf a .p4wMd ire Plot lisle 14. Page 551 ,s I'VhIlC Record. of $imhieoi ,,CmnIy, Florida. TaifMr wIth Ito .lIsIng descrhbsd iqvipmint '.$5$ Neil arid Air CenIltienInI ,Jied,ie Range and Oven; Dish pWIsr: DispeSat. ..*$TNI$5myhefljendffiS55aIQ rt iiMarch L1575. • . ___ '' ____ p, _____ • - ___ sow - - _-L ____ . ____ _____ • ___ ____ ;c; • y MINE NINE Till WES TASTI ____ .• ll • -' _____ '- --.•- * -.5----- .- -• - - .____ 5- -' - • -5 - -. .'- S '--5- ' S--• S - '.' -___ - - • .•- ---.---- -_-_ ,- mess - - ------------ - ' 431. Winter Springs. *10 ACRES In Nicely landscaped, 'cozy fireplace. $37,500 FHA Terms. - *40 ACRES Near I-I I SR 46 interchange. $400,000 Terms. iy: Real Estate!!! STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 3224591 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves S43-353 322-1959 fenced yard, flees, staio speakers, beeutitul cond. range, ref. NEW carpet. $35,000. Will 3s 532.300 xaIl FHA-VA. LAKE'FRONT 20 acres w-over 300' on lake in Deltona. 543,000. pOl1UflitleS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITYOne of Sanford's most popular eakfast a. lunch restaurants. Able Home Cleaners Franchise available. We are looking to establish franchise in Sanford area. Established Company, low overhead,' High profit. immediate Income. In FERN PARKLAKEFRONT5 3 BR. 3 bath, screened porch, Wawali & dock. NEW carpet & paInt. 550's. SALTAMONTE S• Near Mall, hospital, churches, Lovely 3 BR, fenced yard, Fam. Rm. screened porch. $31,500. NIGHT THURS., MARCH 720-HOLIDAY INN. professional maid cleaning service. Call 1-316-267. REAUOR' 5th 335-0509' -701 5dg E.AltamonteDr. _-- 339-0501 0-Apasirruents Unfurnlshsd -11 EIl.L1 STENSTROM REALTY closets. 175.000. 26 Sales fl COUNTRY STYLE NOSTALGIA 3.7 + acres farm style home. 3B1, 1 bath OR, ii? In kltcji, potentIal torI BR arhiohey rm. _______________________ Apts.for Senior CItizens. Oógn town, very clean a roomy. $i Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Aye. - -. $34,500. IOUII'$ RIALTY 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 iandymans Special Office or Dwelling. Owner will hold mortgage, $11,000. Low down payment. Ph.S30.4203 or 321-0320 afternoon, 42TIeH0 e5 SKYLINE 1I'w.fireplace 103 Orlando Dr 323.3200 - VA& FHA Finar'ing People who like money use low cost classified ads to buy, sell, or trade. BATH, 1972 WITH EXPANDO LIVING ROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, ON NICELY WOODED HALF ACRE. $13,900, $3,500 DOWN AND SELLER HOLDS MORTGAGE. clothes closet, $15. Folding aluminum cot w.toam mattress, never used, $10. Call after 6p.m. We have Frigidaire AC 19.000 STU's. E.E.R. ratio 76; uSed iO hrs. Was $415, now $325, mci. outside cover, 30 AMP (U5is & outlet. ___________________ tome 3 BR, IV, bathe, Pine floors, FR, fireplace, porch. 166,750. Executive home- 2 BR., 2 full belles, 2 car closed garage, Screened porch, W-w carpet. CHIA, dIshwasher, nice yard. Dave Coody Model. No pets, $215 no. is?, last, security. Diltaea IS' Lasbra trailer. SR-121, Sanford, Fl. on ~ acre fenced land. 323.1375 --- ACRE LAKE FRONT $30,000 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS, 310 Sanford Ayo. Much FANTASTIC 2 SR, 1 bath The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Call 322-0513 or coidact Laboratories Corp. P0. Silt 3010, Sanford, P11. 32771. 743S' S. French (1142) Sanford carpet, dining area, 2 util. bldqs. & seller to do misc. FAMILY FamilyollmovingtoFla.WalWed 'LARGE 2 I*RI ROOM. COMPLETELY PURN2or3 ldrm. house. Seefordoc ISHED IN EXCELLENT vicinIty. Call after 6 TASTE, LARGE LOT, OUT. 2061.SIDE WORKSHOP. LOTS OF -FRUIT TREES. ONLY 133.555. , NEWLY PAINTED 3 SEDROOM. 2 BATH, WORKSHOP, PENCED YARD, NEAR 25TH STREET, 1*115 WITH IX. CELLENT TERMS. plsxssforSals - UADRIPt,EX. Spacious 3 apt. Iis lecifler.. high yield, - SEIGLEN REALTY ________________ - hew 3 SR. 1 I CII. city water & sewer. Sanford 321-Od4O Orlando 327-1577 carpet, C-H&A. Pu. Nm., dining area & Many Extrasi Good SIP WARRANTED. Only 133*1 ATTRACTIVE 3 SR. 2 beth Red Inch horns In Dr*amwoldl CHIA ww carpet, sq. eat-In kit., Lg. Pla. Rite., Peel & Patio I So Much Morel Super Ivy at $43"., SUPER 3 5*, 2 bathe home lie Dellasal Split SR plane, st-in kit,, Kr. porch, dining ares, all in a quiet ,sehipeisheaed surrounded by lakes I Just Malicrowaki, Realtor. 322-7953 tracts, St Jolents River access. $739 dwn. 32 yr. firms. Oilier.. Zachary N. Trlbble, Realtor, 355-140-loS & 030-1026, 0 acre 72-AuctIon Realtor, 333.5711. Real 'resn! ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress $33,5 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of - Air Cond. &Hsstlng WlIhiiOrangeTries Call 321-ISIS _47-SI nts MORE HOMI$ THAN ANYONII JOiN TN! ONE THAT'S & credit? I will caldeupbackpsymeiit$&bvy melty. 333-lid. 'rlvate Party wails to buy a ' -• _aftHrs.322.7111 VA.FHA.235.COflV. Homes w.GweeltVlllte Low Down Payinint f-i. for your sr We nesd ii repairs. Nave semi Cash. 3211110 pit 7 p.m. 1 G.r.sralColWraC* Rig. Real Estati Irekar JOHN KIIDIR AUQC. 107*. Cemmenclal psuew3*4111,$alWsrd- Leskig your home 1511 Will build em 3222420 ANYTIME MuItipl• Listing Sorvics - :entral Heat a. Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harrisat SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 Cord. Service. Free Est. on KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323.0697 5-TV- Radio Stereo - BeaUty Care Income Tax Prepared in the convenience of your home. 24 yrs. exp.$I0 & up. 322-3717 for app?, - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. Is? St., 322-5742 L.ai Car CSsI ll Hand wash & wax your car, 3220352 pick-up or van, free pickup I 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable, 5 track tape player. Sold new $400, a real buy at only $130 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 13i.U14 for free home demonstration. walnut cabinet, R.gular $600, Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still In day a General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil & till art, lawn maint. I tree trImmg specialty. 23 yrs. Exp. 671-7617 ROBSON MARINE .. HwY. 17-52 Sanford,Fla.32771 RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $5 Scott Reagan 3211177 UgId linuling Yard Debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 319-5371 - emII a Boarding Y EneuefprlSss. Inc. 4143S1 lIlec..Elal$Sr !!ORSPK 59-Misical Ardsndlse Guitars, Drums, Sanhes. Corn pSsts. Thom ol'gans, pianos Canter Inc. 331-". lea control. Ugg, Lic. Mtg, Srs&er. 5$ No, ID Wymore Rd.. Aftamsiti. 192743 ____________________ Pet -57 - DANNY'S PAINTING .-. InterIor-Exterior House P&n4lng LicentcdlnsuredBondid FREE Estimate,. (30$) 322.9460 Horns Impmelts PIun*lng5ervjcs - limodellng, retired builder doing all kindi of remodeling, mm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms Fret cit. 323-52)4. CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING&REPAIR 1G. ALINTIAISOC. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Ctig. Cds. Accepted 327-1551 _____________________ 322.SUS Small home repairs, Remodeling I Pan. Roofing repaIr. Free Es?. WOW WASHON WHEELS Houses,MoblleHomes,Trucks Comm. Bldg. 471-1955 WOULDN'T BE ANY. PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CASINETS 323-013ahtcrS:30 1Man,quslityoperat Mildrew removal, houses I roofs Mobile Homes. $23.50 134953$ STOP AND A THINK MINUTE. - - .IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE PretEst. AFRICAN VIOLETS Palnfing ANIMAL HAVEN log ICat boarding, bathIng, clipping, . I- - 323-5543 331-0715 51k Sill's Disc. NE French Ave. 323-2911. l-essmaking kannels. Sanforc 323-5369. MEINTZER TILE lew or repair, leaky showers our Supplies, dog houses. Heated 4hp EvinrudeOB ,.. Liwn Service ____________ 322.0701 3 gal tank, A.I ihape$125 Inquire 101 5.HollyAve., If Drapes, Upholstery Accessorlei ru Cerarnicille - $4-Garage Sales 55-Boats new maintenance Contracts Mar. IS. Call (or Free Estimte. Lindsey's Lawn Service 3396556. del. Also complete interior cleaning avail. As low as 511.301 up. Call 327)541. or Yard Sale: Bike, chain, clothing, misc. Multi-Family. 1507 5. Holly Ave. Fri & Sat. v.5. intonanceC Save Money a. Time l0pct. ofiaIl Good Used T.levisiotw. $25 and up. Miller's 2615 Orlando Dr. - SUY IXI5TINQ 151 & Shed er INSULATION- Batting, bIowi(g, RACO Foam, fiberglas .1 Cellulose. Lowest prices. ll 32) 0539 or 904 734 6705 collect. inst. Comm. I Res. 3220201. 52-Appliances ____________ MORTGAGES. 1. -, $%50. Home Improvements PACK FROST- Cent. Heat I Air 57-SportsEquipment ____________________ best offer. 323-6140. 323-7050 Si-Household_Goods ________________________ For Sali3Lats - 1972 VW "Bug" Low miles, new tIres, shocks, brakes a. paint. A AuclionSaturda;slp.m, Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 ConsIgnments Welcome __ 3 home building sites. ". both. C. C, Mlwsr A5$oc., Harold Hail Realty, Inc. tease Walkir Real EiIate,lnC. - within city limits. Water I sewer, tries. $11,500. Wm. 1973 Ford Grand Torino Exc. Cord. Call 323-2920 _--- S pc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. LR new 5395; Loveseat $44.95 I up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.55 & up; Ref. - DeLand 668-8335 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69to 75 models. Call 3399100 or $341605 (Dealer). ___________________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Orlando 327-1577 Lg. loS ONE OF A KIND 3 Il, i bath home In WWer Spnlngsl W-w you, 3223622 warranty. Call 531-1714 Sanford 321-0640 Have a room to rent? Let a classified ad find a tenant for BUY SELL TRADE 3l1.3lSE.FirstSt. night. 132.9391 MEAl. ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LIADIRI WE LIST & Slit. SROKEI -- s36.N Eve CraNIveI BROKER the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901-2551311 for further details - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Television-25" Color, Beautiful SEIGLER REALTY 322-4132 ' for Sale Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION ever%' Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford FuPniture Salvage. 322 $72). - - __________ AYTONAAUTOAUCTIQN Hwy. 92, 1 mile west of Speedvy. ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6.44 $176 - - - - --------- Johnny PAYMENT. repairs & paintingl A buy tsr ,-nIsd to RINd 40.A-A$rfIMNfs$ home In w REALTY WORLD,. _____________________ Vareteouse for lease, 14,CNiq. " _41-Houws for Set Aire w-spaclous Fla. Rm., w- (CD))) _______ 37-BuslINss Proparty sas,,eJ. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. Perfect NIce location I app WAR RANTED.Only 5*5001 _______ ___________________ - 323-Srn Morel 526.000 WITH LOW DOWN 'Cash Kellougs Auction Sales ½ ACRES TALL PINES NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $7900 TOTAL WITH TERMS TO FIT YOUR GREAT HUNTING I FISHING. to Buy Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig.. stoves, tools. 322.375% . Sanford. 322-5721. iORTH FLORIDA NEAR PANAMA CITY. 20 ACRES IN THE ROLLING HILLS WITH carpet, specious backyard I _______ 374.1060. ________ DOGHOUSEFOR LARGE DOG REASONAflLE 671 54*1 after 5pm Tarpi. Tents, Cots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford, 322-e72i. THE GENEVA AREA $16,500. newlyweds or retired couple I ___ - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323-3566 or 323-7710 - $30&up; El. stove$60&up; full SELLER HOLDS MORTGAGE. JUST LISTED. 3 BR, 1 bath home In Sunland, w-DinIng area, 68-Wanted - 7a-torcyCIes 323-91)6 323-1301. Seig Icr Realty, Broker YOU WANTTOSELL ORSUYAHOMEI GET TOGETHER maint. waler front From 510 to $50 a Singer Fulura sewing Christmas lay-away, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers let? area and wears unable to locate. You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 531-1711 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. - - (.11 322 1624; 322-IIM% 80-Autos 321-0610,321-1577,6611335 SELLERS & BUYERS ROCK SPRINGS scaped cost Shepherd Pups, Reasonable Call aft, 5-7 wks. old mach. Sold new (or 5450 was ACRES NICELY WOODED IN WHY DON'T WE 33-Housss Furnlshsd -- Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322-5990 AKC Beagles, tn color, 6 weeks Both parents on premises $75. 365-3666 Metal porch glider, $15. Metal 327-0101. POCK ElBOOK. In Jan, In Feb. WE SELL HOMESI Country setting heavily land- 77-Junk Cars Removed ' BUY JUNK CARS -. - ---------. - GROVE AREA. $3500 PER ACRE. GOOD TERMS. Ion-neal OR, sewing rm., walk In Furnlshsd hA I SolidMaplebedroomset. DII heed OW000ED ACRES IN ORANGE LAKE MARY Unfurn.Apt.4Rms. 31-ApsrtITIEflts _____ ___________________________ No Children, No Pets 5742745 Customized inside & Out -- Free to good home Fem, puppy, 3 mo. old Hall Bassett, 677 4024 New Recap Tires zeSI0-iS for $1395 bd. loot bd, dresser, chest of .ovely 1k. view property w.water II drawers & desk, 5223. 169-1171, rights. 4. BR. 2 b with baby nursery off master BR, C-lilA. i STORAGE BUILDINGS-Built to many outstanding extras. I last. Pre-assembled, delivered, 539.500. 3231262. set-up I tied down. Willis I Storage Buildings. Hwy. 11-92 N. 'Y - -----r- MIXED SANFORD AUCTION 12155. French 323-7310 TERMS. Woos corner iot, spacious 4 BR, 2 bathe home Brick fireplaces. wet bar In den, eat-In kitcheane, 75-A-Vans Call 323-33.14 Open Mon.Sat. 10$ DOWN TO LAKE. $1000 ACRE, 323-5470 Mariner's Village. Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 5)51 on NICELY WOODED ON A HILL Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call Steam Clean Your Own Carpet 65-Pets-Supplies New shipment of vinyl flooring sale $2 00 yd. WHILE IT LASTS! CALLUSRE-FHA-VA LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOANS WELCOME TO OUR CAREER home or misc. by the piece or hovse full. Free pick up on consigted mdse. at 30 pct Country Colonel Willard R. Whitehead & Colohel Leonard FuIt;. 322 2270. for Rent Sell that extra bike with a low Classified Ad 3 BEDROOM, 1½ ••LONOWOOPIØ LOW ELECTRIC BiLLS- Solar Heating, 3 BR, 1½ B. Large family Rm. I. dining rm. Completely remodeled kitchen, landscaped. Warranted. $36,100. Sanford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiqoes ióChevy.ocyl.autovan JI. Sts.Iman, Inc. REALTOR 775.1114. s*773.3254 CoZYl 2 BR, eat-In kit., alumn sh fenced. Many fruit trees, Every Sunday at 7 p.m local ed on SR 1)5, 1* mi north -of or III LOOK I!! GREGORY MOBILE HOMES S - RIAt'TV" Osteen. $22,000. *SANFORD. 3 BR, 2 bath home. aft 5. ORANGE CITY 2 BR, OR, FR, utility. Near school & shopping, 'i$v water. $73,500. Janitorial Service needed, large apartment complex, part time. Prefer strong energetic type. AITNUR N. SSCKWITN. JR Clerk Of the Clan? puty cien Rals W. Greats. III P.O. *01115 I. PsSorebirg, FIend. 33331 . March 7,1421. is, ins , •• ., ' • ' %5 3 BR, 2 beth home with 1 acres on East SR 14. Graze your horses. Has wet behind (Pool). Under 875,000 with terms. - 4VON IS INFLATION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to help fight back. For details call 644.3019 - ___ PSI,_ ___ Looking For A Career f -\ 'FISH CAMP with restaurant on SI. Johns River. Terms. DayorNight ORANGE CITY. 111 E. Elm. Big lam, home. 3 BR, 3 B, FP, pool, all 1g. rms. on 2 bIg lots (ground inbackalsoavail. also), assume owners 7 pd. mofl. Call 775.4597 Waitress I Grill COOK. No ixperlence needed. Days only . , ___ "1Keep Your TEMPER" "REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 -.--i iii, vvuiju rlui..uuil. "DEAL With STEMPER" Harold Hall Realty - Residential Construction, part time "Man Friday". Semiretired or student with own ____ _ or some service you have need of, read all our want ads everydxy. p Ten acres any, to - lob, * MODERN ______________________ • ____ 321.0759 SIX acres lake front zoned for MultIple Residence. $120,000. spray buffing. Lk. Mary area, 20 hrs. wk., M-F. $2.90 hr. Must have trans. 1. phone. 305196.7561 Psaintlf ________ CITI :P a. -& F• INOVOSS, 76M Sanford Ave. total. $150,000. ________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT P01 ISMINOLI COUNTY, PLORID4 CASE NO. 75-314.CA-It.P Cl1CUI - , . 600ff. on Lake Monroe. Experiencedfioor man, capableof Club, Hwy. Reg. Real Estate Broker I in. vestment, Place a low cost classified ad for results. 322 2611 53)9993. 64-Equipment a place, to live, car to drive, a "'.• BATEMAN REALr,' For Estate Commercial & Rsi dential Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's AuCtion. 323 3620. I if you are having difficulty finding REAL ESTATE atmosphere. $35,000. pand. $57,500. N-1114. Pool. Adults only, on 5 • • - record, good attitude is a must. Apply in person to Mr. Myers at Badcock Furniture. 2)06 S. French Ave. - 2 ACRES LAKE FRONT, AIRCOND.MECHANI( - . NEED Commercial property? 130 ft. frontage on SR. room to ex- New- our loss, you. Mn. 157 ydi plush. $7.50 yd. in brown stalled. 322-1526. Dealer. Reduced for quick sale 3-1½, like new, bik, fenced. lake, country WAREHOUSE . U Set up I. delivery man. Must have neat appearance, good driving 323 6061 or eves. 323 0517 Id Must sell $O'xI76'x14' new all steel bldg. $2.25 sq. It., will divide, Leave message for H. K. Smith at 1 500 521 75*5. ext. M2639. Get Cash Buyers for a small CARPET tie- • - INCOME. Going Business with rental property. Everything goes for $53,000. 24-BUSIflSSS CREDIT INVESTIGATOR SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR , ., Vacation time Is leere...ge$ wteat you need for a happy time withi Classified Ad. - ASSEMBLY MECHANI Public lewd. at Sembeele jp S I WIN than the 11th day at Mey 0555, aid *5accerdanece with the provislees y, at the Fidliluis Name Iatut. Ti. ShiN N retsived en or Idars s thiN Is Waist If the claim is P15,115, ts$tL with r csN$Iagaat si vnIuj, ie IM,wIII Ml $SU SIp5 Wit: $sctIsu em FWIds standes liSle Isy Of Mey *55. AWilidthatPsrtlsiulCuipsti,,st, isv. Oig ii hark bide wIN 55M Niul. Of me uncartewy Place ii the OffIce Of lbs Maledals 15111-Il the dIN is sscao4 the IYhiS Elliot ANSMII Janet 1. OeM Ml I*tIN to WI ck NEeager at me lemIsi. Msmsulsl Isowily aNN N deiuIMl_The - Cycle Sara ' 11 INY ail N $. 1:ISS'diakP.M.snthe dhJmsl* theN dslhar eufficimi A hlibeidisry 0N1114 *0 Ceur that 'lbs males Of *5 dim to lbs clerk NIh day 51 Mey 1575. Yamaha lpeciscya came SemInole Memorial Nesplial Uladslhederttomenesspylg datJ MathlaMalimNlet lie. t*l.Ii Publish: Mirth 7, l411.39,i*, found withi. reSWVlItiee,IOltorSledaN,Ml INN Peflanal rINrNu-1Pe, 015445 his 'iat aN bIde. MpoIh.hinNF.SIIltothsisIi lots at Fiends U11%III1IV _IL4 WWa,'nd PublIsh: March 4.7.0.1075 • to m a espy 51 fo PICTIT1INIS NAME WIper_lsMespesN,Wnat NsIlc. is hereby gIves that I am L.WIed r00.*II' WITHIN THREE Fdha1 CITYPCAUILEIUY hi isin_ - at slot s. u1Mau1s is r -irt• it S' MONTHS PROM INS OATS OP INSANSSS FL Frsich Ave., $p.fojif, TNS Pus? PUILICATIONOP 0R01lb- that Maitti 4a. ClasSy, FIends under the Hd*Isus lull INL VlisSdleth9m Ltomeapyehladis NOTICII$NIRESVGIYIN*at TIN$N neme Of AU. FLORIDA REALTY leNIN19 Ike 11515,51 N, CIty 51 Cem*wy PWb - Nv mip ham mat ap, me, OP SANFORD, and that I Wand to Ml in detsil Ikiru4l me 4in$ at the •_s. 101. rsglelu- said nesmewisis *e cser at eel zealug ONiurlulsn wIN hell a 01 to ml hiIng 'bid 0gM1tallems WINO polIsh 1u1IIik PubliC Ms' Mi. NoN -me Circul CIW?. fti%klsle • edIuhlC*NWWela*hI$ MINI. 1L or ml 'J-_ bahaliat . spp10. s ml FlerIds' in ac.ud.ace at ml 15*5. . lml* Nd 15S W'rat WiN prsilsleiw Of me Psrnus NONe IFS P139111 iN. is rtii11 a ii. lWis*fl4l eia_to*5 :i - at PWid.I'hut IvM the .. M, latufos, Ti.W$t: 155th, USI5 'W OT $0 PILID NflIr_•TU MeIN-FImly) ..as Fiends itsiutus NE. TillS N. ISleS 7511.5. ES FOREVER EARlE. duihitatiN to Cl vurii.. , • ii.. u. ONSatml*WpliWtattoatthlS CIlIj II is 5.i* h32 duslhlsalhse. ms panil is 1iNuls P*.l4$l,$&Mss.7, $57, that SN 1Siu 1_i WrWW, . Q4JII ua*5d 545 *rea, lladsr W $UicutIM A. . -.. N11(55. He ii lard S. - PW 51IsInPIN Perk a .a,.rds4 •CTITISNI ttj'js INN Is WVSI "Iy AS RWL_L* me NPIat 1150(5 is hereby givep 4. P1539' RI..sIL I to 0111115 fiti at .. The pONfly tomsrS uivuav. massed to klan at ssp. WI-._OfthisOIdan 'KEN 011$ VINCENT ES crthst ml.. Fern F * $jjs • heiii_uttil by me iIWIslIes Na lirud ____Miin,5INNhSN iir-1ii ATTORNEY FOR thati Wsmdisr'"j CUS.aii :*WuMIu.MIMN.NS0.117:* a Ni 15 tot ISPRSIINYATIVS* _a PM in Ci_ meOukliamaN ClueS, 1 ClylislI, 39 IITIdsN __$T'PuIinI St V. PWIs to ac- LINTsI,iN liW. weaeaesao.. LW. CARMIL. JO.. USHER NE. hISS aN 01. CAIROLL. JSNIS. RISKS A a*.-SIuNIeIkSolIjdsUOf*. OfWNIUTI. • SSOf PW115. PielIlluis dsme IM'jtui yij Ma&V 75. $THROISL 1575. PoS? IPPICI SOX f MIS FIends lt*$u civ iL' NS ,ClN,v. PI.W -. • Otyattuv,.: .: i-sw.'._ i.iit PFMi FLSs w PubINI P5k. 141). 39&.7, , Pifolith: *, 7, *9 • holding. Unbelievable $21,500. - * * an the iScaisd Puritan so plot UNLANDO TN! IUSURS nems Of YAMAHA OP SEMINOLE, Materials M.naer SI the liminsle isis to, the doles, me name end that I mud to rugMj seed Mamsrlal Hsag*sl, 1101 lasS First aIl(NsWtheCIedIWn.rhlsa,sN SIAUTIPUL,_SANFORD SIC. teams wIth the Clerk 51 the Circull ISat. $ad, FIends 3277), j5 ir sItWaly, 'sled the amount TION, acidir to piat *sriaJ as 5 5S5 dikilit N me doles is . 55 s, .Msrdad to Fist Beak), pegs j, 5$$ ceert, isesimale csu,Wy, Pimid. in I _ I. Gardener for part time LPN Full time. 11-7 shift. Apply In person ake View Nursing Home, 91 E. 2nd St. * SALES REP. . - iI N nealled to the in N County, FIends, under the fld*ijs County ~ acre w.furn. 3.1, formal OR, garage, fruit trees. Owner CHARMING old two story 3 BR, 1'. b home on picturesque lot, Many unique features make this an outstanding home. $69,950. simmon AVE. EEO- WELDER • - *11 (7)TODAYIIPLORIOA ___ • '' 739 H$5QU REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3227495 space. CHIA. $25,900. .[ REALTOR U U U 62-A-Farm EqUipment - n_uction Resort, Sanford, Lot 136. We have a success story to tell. Please be our guest on March 1975, 1:30 p.m. Holiday mm, Holiday Isle, Sanford. Riservations not necessary. 321.0041. Call Bart OUTSTANDING. 3 BR, 1½ b. Large corner lot. Lots of storage cludlng 5th wheel for pickup $5500. Edgar Jones. 12 Oaki Modest 2 BR, CD home under $12,000? Yes. it's true if you act fastlil Not fancy but a real value. $25,000 Carpenters Helpers. Exp. onlyl $4 hr. to start. Work In Deltona. 39 9029 bc'twen 1 p m. DESK 'CLERK ' • &M WEATHER 9:19 "THI cir MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily in lhe classified ads. Nothing small about that. Sal awning, carpet, extras, in M. Unsworth Realty Eve. 3221612.322-1511,3227177 ZONED GC.2. 2 BR, b. Frontage on busy French Ave. Ideal office or small business location. ___________________________ pay $3.33 hr. Apply between 10-i Mon. thru Thuni., at Mentgomery Ward, 5th 1 Per- - .., __ usn,s Dog Groomer, all breeds, lull time year around, fully experienced no other call, 322-3152. 323-7532 for For Sale: 5th Wheel Trailer '74 Model, 35 ft., 6 sleeper, tub, air, - our lot or yours. F HA-VA, FHA 235 & 245. few 235 Homis, 4 pcI. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322-2217 Hal Cobert. Realty Inc. sized corner lot. $35,500. CLEANASAWHISTLE,2BR,1b, new paint, new roof. Large tamily room. Owner will assist In financing. $25,000. 75231. Call 323-4130 IorlM.rvlo'w. Freight handlers needed. Starting ' ___ SAIl KAPLAN T. - excellent pay. Write American Service. Park Lane, Suite 127, Dallas, Tx. REALTORS 130-6133or339llllevn. carpet, C-lilA. kit. SQPt., dbl. necessary OFFICE CLERK ... . - (2) TODAY II FLORIDA AZANY COMEDY SECRETARY -• • -• ______ ___ EXECUTIVE • .. - STODA M 323•5 176 renc Avi. " • ' - no experience Apply in person Sheoah GnII MA EMPLOYMENT ''.' • 1:39 9:19 - INC. SO-Miscellaneous jild to suit FORREST GREENE 2SSOGROVEDRIVE Lovely "like new" 3 BR, 1½ b, transportatIon. 323.3211. LET US DO THE - 7 I ON YOUR OWN? " ____ TODAY ___________________ TIREDOF LOOKING ____ II, NShHSOR _____________ _____________________ • ___ _____ 0000 MOOJIPIS FLORIDA I OPEN HOUSE Wanted Immediatelyt Work at home collect. Want 1&-HeIp ,.'' • MISTER ROGERS (N) __ 0:55 as • __________ (1) EYEWITNESS OW NEWS Oon't pile no longer needed ltem an elephant's eye. Placi high • classified ad, and pile tPi4 • money in yourwallet I , 1MANYTftENMOORE 1 TOMATO PLANTS ltypes(Approx.20.000) Bare root or potted. Call 34.5579 ___ _ Lk. Mary canal Iron? lot, cleared ready to build. $12,000. • ____ _____ *48 WAME$TMIT '555 Addressers b$VORCE-$20.5G-Guaranteed. Free detaIls; KIT, Box 751, Pompano,FL.33061,41-S557. Thngs to Eat _____________________ 322054$ TUES. THRU SUN 3235670 - ___ '' 3229214 Five Hundred dollars a we*, call 1S00-432-$403 anytime for 3daysawee$i _______________________ level 35x17. Call today' FHI $11030. AFTER HOURS opportunity to earn Three to ____________________ ______ • _____ ' Jr., (4) MIKE DOUGLAS ____ • . ____ ::D MOVIE "The L.g.nd ot 111N House" (C) (1973) Pamela Donal Ions appreciated JAMI L P.O. Box 10134 Eugene, Ore, fl44 Cal 24 hrs. (503)443411. • ______ make recem- against you - 2:30 5 SLuSh 4 _ , ace. 6:30 s,iv.,i',W Weddings by DOT NOTARY PUBLIC 322-203601' 323-0667 _y advises on Love, - PSYCHIC usns i. Personal direction. • 3324 PARK o. 322-2111 at 300 GENERAL HOSPITAL I J010 ______ WHVBELONELY?Wrlt,"Ge$A MatV' Dating ServIce. All Ages. P.O. Box 1031, CiwIr., FL. 33517. DeBary 1k front, trees, 2 BR, eat in kit., FR + 1g. rm. on lowe Isd?y, REALTOR recorded meuaoe. 'FACEd WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Ph 647 3333 WrlteP.O..Bojt 1213 SánfoiLFIorIda 32171 • - is Nun? a • ps 23 ANOTHER WORLD GUIDING UGHT if you weren't looking for new career you wouldn't be reading this ad. and If we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't behere. If youwant the - of Siminole County. FlorIda, pvc- onidyovarer,qulr.dtoser.eacapy YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE suant to me requirements of Section of your wrItten Wini$as. If any, On HERESY NOTIFIED that the State 163.3154. FlorIda SM utaS. 1521, and THO Q, FREEMAN, 15G. p.O. Of plIl, ax rel Qonigias Cl,shire, N BC D ro S ho'is' I5.ctlonllofChaptsrl4êl2,SpSclal lox 70. Altamets Sodas. Fl. Jr. State Attorney for the 11gMActs of Florida, 1574. on Mardi 23' 10j, Attorney her Patitlener, and untIl Judicial Circuit of the State 01 1575, 3:00 P.m., or soon thereafter. III. the orlgInsl with the Clerk 51 the Florida, on betielt of the Honorable intel Planning DivlsloitContsruiice abevs styled Court at Sanford, .lolent. Polk, Sheriff of Seminois Room 131. CoUnty Courthouse, Florida 32771, on or before April 3. County, Florida. Peas filed a Rule to Si Iverrn a n Next North Park Avenue, Sanford, 1515, otherwiw a default and Show Cause in the EIlMMP, JudiFlorida, In order to review, hear ullhn&s Iud.m.nl will be entered clii CircuIt Cowl Of Florida against terthi relief demanded. any onW aitpart$es laying an InNEWYORK(UPI)-NBCIs The "second esasim" pro- commints and mindahlon to thee Board of County In tIeS Petition. tint in One Cassna 310 Afrcr*ft drogpIngfosolthsnswasr1ss çems NBC hops. tO Commlsilonsrsof$'rnlnOle County. WITNESS my hand and official beãing Urlal number 3101010 and Kedwbhmasfanfar. Includ, the auger expansive on the abave captioned irlkance. sealetsaldCou,tanthellhhd.yOf teilnumberN lIlOOt.sl,owc$use' $lj Ii iddillie. iiiV new business will Pibusry, 1W,. tIl, wtlt.r the osGatlon "Svp.rtraln," admittedly WIey the atsresald aircraft debuW be discussed. net be forfeited to the use of me (SEAL) "utt Worms." .m Lad All persons for ar against said IhesrIff of Seminole County, FIends, Afllaw H. Sicheihhi, Jr. andthSd,tnhi,"Ti'nsbesd," r.poetadiy bug fad idinalte ordlnsnce can be heard at said pursuant to Section 705.11, FlorIda' Co'i'? "Brothers and &de" and cr.sUve y4arnln alat,g, and dates, tImes and places. Sy: Patricia Ribinsoni statutes. You leave 20 days from SY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF Clerk Deputy Febuary liii, 1575. to contact the "Sw.spstaku" r.port.1y "1k110, 1a1TY, r1 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF THOMAS 0. PREEMAN, ISO. Honenable Harold F. Johnson, Coun., follow. McLom Stevenson. SIMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. P.O. lox 55(1115 Hwy 4%) ty Judge, Seminole County COW'?Arthur H. Reckwflh, The move follows the depotAtamoidi Springs. Pt. 32701 house, Sanford, FlorIda 32771. If you Clerk tO ttll CBS and ABC had both good . Attorney for Potlttensr have any dsfsnsas to assert to thIs tire ot paui iuun a. Board of County' P'Ish Feb 391 Mar. 7,11,31,157, actIon or claIms t fil, against me In work's top ptU(ls!WnIr, sAd Conemissliners of Seminole 'so-st forfeited aIrcraft. Otherwise, the .Onthe 1WIt aid., Cnty, more sative higss are d sir raftwihlbetafebedlsthesof Florida IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT FOR me Sheriff of Seminole county or c1 CBS' "Siockerd thep SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA sold at Public Auction. Byt June K. Hare, in JuSt Friends" cu xpei,$ The PROBATE DIVISION Deputy Clerk WITNESS my hand and seal of ranked 14th IA lbS 41.1 on Publish: March 7,14. 17 Pits Itombsr 75.s!-CP this CoUrt on the Shed day of _ ABCi "Afl(il" continued Iti 0tH-IS Divisiss February, t. Silverman' dltan IN RI: ISTATE OP (SEAL) place. streak In 7th FICTITIOUS NAME belisiw ho a less KENNETH VINCENT MATECKI Arthur H. Seckwlth, Notice Is hereby given neat wear. Nst i0 hot w the 10th sInce inig NBC' jjg op, CIIcksttheCSu,1 engaged In busineus at 751 E. Oscesued while s.oth gsoug By: lien E. WIlk, Altamonte Drive, AItam.nte NOTICIOP ADMINISTRATION • Moore Hoar" ejthogh lbS springs. Deputy Clerk $em HAVING Board of County county, Pisrida. under ml fiditlea TO ALL PERSONS e how omued a 30 parout p"y itc*, ws resalt. tame of DATA SECURITIES CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Commissioners. the acs, which Is IA SYSTEMS THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALl. Senalnele Cautty from the lfl fall esseon or and that we Wend staydva C0EI7. rsulatenIaIdesmewIhhhhsC$aj'kof OTHER PERSONS 1NTIRI$TED -Publish: Fibruary&4.7,S.5, 11, 12, •fl.UI9.15,15,32.$l,st,33,$, mlcUNCeurt.$insumly, IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HERESY NOTIPIED 2037,32.de1,L4.5,4,7,s,pII, FIends In accsrd.necs with the the admlnlstratlet the state $7. .ff1..: of KENNITH VINCENT 010.25 pro'oms for the week dg statutes. To-Wit: $edlsn MATUCKI, deciwed File Number FIends Statutes )SV. March 4, according to lbS AC 710CP is P1111 Ii tIle Circuit VsIYSTATUS jjuijiy FINANCIAL OPERATIONS , CilIIdY FIei'IIs, COURT MIDOLI hI$Tl IC? OP NIslum Co., wire: IOU IPMINT CORPORATION Prebata Division, the addrass 51 PIONIDA ORLAISSO SIV1ISON ATTEST: 1: Three's Company; 2: atelde is Csupiy Cair. NO. 7S'4SI.ISL4IV.Y -UNITED Kalheissi N. Palrfeif sisy; 3: Hoppy Layers 0: thouss, Sanford, Fiends The per. STATES OF AMIRICA. PsakIff,, Secretary MATTII MAE SMITH, 51 at, senal r.puuniui,_etnes .ie is Dsys; 4: Merk & Illu; I:, (5 Jesajii McUuNin Richard S. Owes. sse ar is DefS*daiil(s). - ONES! p 1stv;1: EIaRou; 7: PresIdent P0, s. ,. cssen,, anaveci tv PUSLICATISN,. ulPar15 Seal) Ae; 6: Ted; 6: AN Zn The 32w. The MMS and address 51 flee On mattes sted III10IVII Of plak'utm Family; ii: UttleHowsoalke .PUSSMIFak.19IMW.7,14.51,15IS N' I_'iaaMSIhVI 51ISISSY in me ebeve.stme cause sv Keiid.N W. lervy, Ito asiijnt are hi Wile below 050.120 Prairie. AN pariasa having cisims or tolled latN Mis hi anKtisn demands igsket No sisie are *III the Wendj..s(s, Mottle 1NVIIATIONTOIII im* 55e requIred, WITHIN THREE , TIes Beard Of TruStees If YSIL W M lemnlnele semw.ienun.rssi HespiM lli MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP altlteslidto.forè. lids upon lies t$ISs.ilnj: IlsRW ml PIll? PUBLICATION OP TNI$NOTICLtofhIewImmederk N. upon mae prs..,,, siluaW in Maintenance csnsrast P1CTITIOIIII the Slam urt a Wi ttIlS DIstrict aid descrIbed 'as AdèltI.sal Inlormatlea is Notice is hereby lven that I iw aliy claim or demand MISIJI: W. lift., 5 in. if sat 51,j N. Hwy. amitable at Omc. 51 ml Maluisle mymovhave.lachclalmmm,w mlI32fl.dhi.ofLats.plSckltis 17.05, Lengt.au, 33215 IsminsIe Manager. ONELIFITOLNI LET'S BE HONEST IN YOUR FAMILY? Sanford,FIC32771 41-Houses - ---.-_ ISALCOIIOLAPROBLEM 647-3333 or write Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.O. Box 333 • -r - v-I..S - • held by the Local Planning Agency porfde for DI$okAIcn of Marriage the Above Described Aircraft. (7)0 THE DOCTORS 100 () © TOMORROW ONANLJII ANGW.$ KIdnappars nelie an attempt on a - .lthy Arab's daughter during 'p marathon race in which thi (barth, HIVIL Art Festival, pony and rldss, eltirtailm3ed and food. - Forfuturelnfornha,ioncall • - _______ SQUARES 0 - AL-ANON For familiesor friends of prcbtem drinkirs NANCE WILL AMEND THE DL- Ia re the ardags if TAILED LAND USE ELEMENT STEVEN SUUAID, Husband, Plaintiff, OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY pftIpjç, yo COMPREHENSIVE Pt.A$ FROM and ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO MARSHA SUSSARD, Wife, bearing serial number COMMERCIAL FOR THE PURReaponderd. 3101010 and tall number POSE OF CONSIDERING THE RI. N1010 Q, ZONING OF THE FOLLOWING NOTICE TO DEPEND ')!SCRIIED PROPERTY FROM TNI STATE OP FLORIDA TOt Difindint. Al (AGRICULTURAL) to C.2 MARSHA SUUARD NOTICE OP ACTION (COMMERCIAL): Whose residence Is unkmwn TO: Any parties having an InSE¼ OF 51½ OF 51¼ OF 5 and tersst In ONE CESSNA 310 AIRT21,130: FURTHER DESCRIBED WPIOI mailing ddriss Is CRAFT bearing serIal number 310AS APPROXIMATELY 5 ACRES 0010 and tall number N1010 Q their NORTH OF SR. 4% (ALOMA AVE. YOU ARE HEREBY notified that heirs, assIgns, and successors In InNUE) 'A MILE EAST OF HOWELL STEVEN SUSSARD his filed a taut, and all persons, Firms, and BRANCH ROAD. Petition In the EIgh?aIn* Judicial Corporations Gemini, Having or Further, a publk hearing will be CIrcuit Court of Seminole County, Claiming An interest In or Lien On Sassinsle 8 R.ste'y, 7:50 am., Lord Qlumley's Altarnorte Springs. a V±± Sartssa, 7:30 a.m., Deltosta Inn. Ws1lu Watchers, 10 Lfll. Altilnosdi Mall Sears. Tswssd AA, closed, $ p.m., St RICalU•d'I Q3Wth, Lake Howell Road. SATURDAY, MARCH II Oilada Crnalal Farad., 9:39 Lm. "Gred Dsy in ths C..," 10 a.m. tO 4 P.1fl.i St. ______ (I) BIG VALLEY "Town Of No _____ Ceatral IIdde Shall Club Skew, 9 a.m., to 9 p.m., Wilts! Park CIVIc Ceder, 10(5 MIsall Ave. Sesls Sumine liwsein, 7 am. Jerry a SanfOrd _______ - - ' _______ ______ 12:00 iomance with an actress. EIGHT S ENOUGH Abbys Ih ttwsstened wwn she returns to teaching and falls one of his friends. GREAT PERFORMANCES "Dance In America: Chorsogaphy By Balanchine, P.,t 4" MlkhalI Baryshnikov, Patricia McSrId., Peter Martins Suzanne Farrell are the P'' Pei dancers. ____ _____ _________________ - .. , FRWAY, MARCH9 Subs Uilo.0 (%aØar DAN, 2 p.m., Fellowship &fl, Lake Mat' Peri at. I EDUCATIONAL PRO- 5) - - Ru. i.IE vousm AND 1111 DICK CAVETT Guest: Katharine Hepburn. (Part 3 of Quadrille" Ae.dflny Munk Auditorium. to 0 -_____ -_- Spring C..ce1 lake Bretley 111gb School Band, SyznpbostC Band and Wind Ensemble, $ p.m., Forest Lake 12:00 ford Investigates the mystert- Gould, Shelley Winters, Andy ____ ____ ______ ousdssthofanoldfriendofhls father. POLICE WOMAN A police l4uenant Is blackmailed into tampering with a weepon used by aM man. FANTASiES Lucille Ball, Elliott ____ ______ AFTERNOON SWLWEDOAME ROCKFORD FILES Rock. (7)OCHIR AND OTHER • _______ host: GioI'QS 6:00 Royal ______ ItSI 11:30 Guest: Ireland's 0u,1en Aissysees, 7:30 p.m. Community United Mdhoild Qnrth, CasaethelTy. Greater Sisinik TsaslmIitreu Qib, 7:30 p.m., Altesncde Springs CIVIC Cedar, tA, 9p.m., 1101 W. First SL 8intiAA noon, Ceg7 )'e'4al Health Rohin Road, Altvno,t. SFWL (7)OWHULOPFORTUNE re • I U U I I -' I U I uu•.uuiii dance. , noon, ______ (4)5 LOVE OP LIFE 5FAMILY FEUD 205 Rockwell Court Urt, Ohio 41305 B.L Perkins YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED ctiairmw that JOHN EDWARD ANDERSON Board of AdIt*tn'Ieflt INVITATION TO BID has filed a Petition in the Circuit publish: March 7, 14, 1575 The Board of Trvsteis ot f S1m C 04 S.mInole Memorial Hospital Invtt °f a' bIds upon the following: Microfilm INVITATION TO BID: are ressalred to serve a coov of your Riader Printer. 11w City of Lo.4,ed, FlOf'ldS Is KEN. on written datReis. If any, Additlonei a$lo, pi.. ore ç. WITH W. MCINTOSH of STEW. .CCiin$bld*OflthifOIlOWlflO specifications are avaQ court: ore doubie biskitball double STROM, DAVIS, MCINTOSH lice of tIll Mafs'IaIs me JULIAN, Attarneys toy Petitioner, handball court; one tennIs co'.srt. All bids shall be nal I't at CarwSyllnd ONIC. Sex cap one tennis IS . Memorial HospItal, 1101 LII? First ta, Sanford, FlerIde. SM specifIcatIons are available Street, Sanford. Florida 32771. All hem original with ?P4CIS1t If the on requeet from the City Clerk. beds shall be postmarked not later ibOVS5?7IId Court on or before LisqwuudClty H.11,$am untlIS pm. Apr1IL1575,ulhluk.$sia than the 12 day of March 173 w. Warren Ave., Lun*Iood, will be stiall be received on or before the 14 uttlmete ti Florida. Sealed bidsClerk must by be pm agiktst you forth. relief demanded ?ud to the City day of March 7575 Oenln. of such bids will take In the Petflios WITNESS my hand and official March 12. 157g. it 15 the Intent to inplace at the Office of me uat,ri.is tsr Into contract with a Qualif led seal of said Court on the id day Mata fIrm subitlittlig the lowest March AD., 1525. Hospital at 5:00 o'clock A.M, en ,p, in We lntii'SIt 01 the City. 11* ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., 15th day Of Mirth City reserves the rife? to relict any Clerk of CIrcuit COUrt SemInole Memorial Hospital or all bids. kfflhwii County, FlorIda reserves the riotit to relict any Linda R. Martin, BY: Eve Cr.btrse all bide. CityClerk DeputyCierk Publish: Marchl,4.7,757, March 5,7, 1575 • $TIN$TROM. DAVIS. MCINTOSH Publish: DEH.22 I, JULIAN NOTICE OP INTENT TO ADOPt' p sax ia. ORDINANCE AND NOTICE OP cowrvy cwins AIID. Flagship Sank - lulls 22 PUILIC NEARING FOR SEMINOLE COU$?Y,. ioriea 32771 The following ordinance will be FLORIDA Atterne considered for adoption by Thi CAll NO. 1541S.CC40-J Pi: March 7, 14, 21, 1t7 Board of County Commissioners •• STATI OF FLORIDA. DIH-41 seminole County, FlorIda, March 27. LX 1 EL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, 1575, at 7:00p.m., or soon tliiisSfter IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT OP TN! JR. In Room 203 of the County Couft IISNTIINTN JUDICIAL dl. state Attorney tIle Efetsinffi. leviS, North Park Avenue, UiWod, CVI? IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Judicial Circuit ot the State of Florida: COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida, on behalf of the H.nolble' AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-315-CAS.l .Jotwi I. Polk, Sheriff of Seminole ORDINANCE 7745, WHICH OR Db County1 lirIde. _- , (7)(4)55NEW5 Katharine Hepburn. (Part 2 of 5) "The RairaM. HAPPY DAYS (N) 1130 .1 U U II •- Altaeste Springs Sertsma, 0 HIGH ROLLERS 11.00 OCANOL BURNETT AND FNENOS Skits: "The Movie - Fan," "Rsbscky." - ____ 11:00 IN CONCERT The Four Freshmen perform some of their most well-known classics. DANCE FEVER ____ DIWerbsp,10a,m. wd7p.zn., Mostgomery ward, Mall. AU. STAR SEDRETS s ,, 32 11 • • (iurth. _____ 10:28 • p.m., Altamoite Mall IBUR&)AY, MARCH $ Sestb S1e4e Opdmt, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn, Wyznore Road, #Jcee 5p"gi Lake Maty Rotary, 8 am. Mayfair Cowitxy Qub. We4t Watthers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian (4)UPIIAT S VEGAS 2uicws (1) FAMILY FEUD OSSftitess AiNlyweal, 7:30 P.55 inQ her ax-pimp. LEHR!R / PRO. ____ ______ _____ Publish Feb. 251 Mar.?. 14,21, DEG1$ 30 10:00 (4)0 KAZ A hooker whom I(SZ befriended comes to him for help after she is accused of (4) MARY TYLER MOORE MACNEIL r 0 UUAS, YOGA AND YOU CELEBRATION OF STRAUSS Willi Boskoviky COnducts the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra in the music of the Strauss family. (R) ® :• IT'S EVERYRCOY'S 5(J5l- WEDNAY, MARCH 7 TTaceIóestal Metat1ss lectire, 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L, A1tainoie Springs. Ssthed OpdM, 7:30 p.m., Hoilday Inn, SNt Premesaders, 8 p, Bary ixilty (iter Shell Road. Esord RMarsct Qib, 7:30 p.m., First Federal (7)0 lOOM a000 MORNING AMERI. newty acquired mansion. (2 Wednesday, March 7, 1979- 18 • wealthy man hires scientists and mediums to Investigate his Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - NOTICE TO THE PUSU IN THU C1UCWT COURT. IN AND Notice Is hiby glvin tPl$lf FICTITIOUS NAME FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Board of AdIustmnt Of the CQ Notice Is hivsby givin That I am FLORIDA Sanford will hold a regular rn9 .noaoed In business at 1 No. Hwy 17s.i Mirth 33, )t79 In the CIty H$ 52, Caiseiberry. Fl. 327L Seminole IN RI: TN! MARRIAU OP fl3Ø A.M. In order to consl*a County, Florida Wide? riquest for a variance In the Z1'c JOHN EDWARD ANDERSON, none of CALl CASSELBERRY Ordinance as it pertains to sldSrd SERVICE CENTER. and that I pflIij, tbeck requIrements Itt 5R1M irdsndtorsglstsrsaidnamiwtttl the District In Lots U.S 51k 4. fl SInII Clerk of the Circuit First Siction Marvania, PB 4, Pg BELINDA P. ANDERSON county, Florida In accordance with County. me provoislons of the FIdttIous• more specifically dIIs*d RuspondesL g Nemi Statutes, To.W1t: Section NOTICE OP ACTION located It 205 Scat? Ave PIad 553.05 FlorIda Statutes 1057 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: us.offfiepro,ertyI5IflClO5edlV 51g.: Calvin K. Lar*um Iand garape addition to S.F SELINDA . ANDERSON HIGHLIGHTS _________ Legal L.giINotks, - I yrs. exp. Patios, DrIveways etc. Wayns Seal, 337-133% T,Servo TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licStsed & in. Mired. FREE is?. 163-1)67. TP4GV5SdeSUS. 351-511 -Evesafter6&w,.-de ___________________ FILL DIIT&TOPSOII. YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 321-7150 , ___e. ' - .- - -. ...-.er-.--p-.-r . --. - . - - .. ------------., . - - j �' 121-Evinin4 Herald, Sanfisd, Fl. Wedn.sday, March7, in TOP TEAM TALKS TO ROTARIANS ]Fler[klil Loren Stake, program ft : I Club of Seminole county South, gives a warm "thank you" for their I flSt Year, N o. i72_ThUrSday March 8,l97g' Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 1 5 Cents In the nation the U;i. ve rsity of Central Flori- 4i; -. da's Lady Knights FLAGS TO SCHOOL o aI: Lon g-Range GarDage isposau Puu - gs. Herald By DONNA ESTES Herd Staff Writer meeting of the Council of Local Land Is becoming so valuable -will have far-reaching effects Altamonte Sprin gs and the two But, first, he said, regulations apart from wet garbage. report indicates a mininmtn of Governments In Seminole and so scarce It Is no longer on all of Seminole's people. proposed systems at Iron would have to be adopted by all $ million will be nccesselrv to f lb I Because Seminole County has County Wednesday night the available at an economically And, he added, will require Bridge near Oviedo and in the local governmental bodies may d u initiate the constructin one of the higher population crux of the problem is: " be the hardest to acfeasible price for continued cooperation among the various Sanford for the North Seminole of both the county and the cities lish h said, because the Several methods of gathering growth rates in the natjo - The state has mandated burying. governmental entitles to ac- areas of Sanford, Lake Mary to: public will have t be Id e the fast running out of land, city that a plan be formulated by The solutions being proposed, Lomplish. and the unincorporated areas -Require mandatory pickup the funds, were discussed by of and county governments here Seminole County this year to Schuder said -as the result of The ultimate solution, which nearby. of all garbage and trash in the e the delegates -- including a (. may be forced to adopt dispose of garbage and trash by several years' study by the appears most feasible, Schuder The Incinerators through the county by collectors. suggestion of Lake Mary Mayor regulations affecting the a method other than the one Council of Governments solid said is to construct incinerators burning process would create - Mandatory separation of A trust fund would have to be Walter Sorenson that a surlifestyle of its 150,ODO residents. currently used of burying and to waste committee and backed- -at each of the three regional steam which in turn would garbage, by homeowners, begun as soon as possible to charge be tacked onto each County Public Works include a way to recover, up with a professional study by sewer plants in the county. create energy to be sold to the much like done during World gather money for the ultimate family's monthly garbageDirector Jack Schuder told city anything of value from the the engineering firm of Post, The regional plants include sewer plants for their War II, with metals, glass and Incinerator construction, trash collection bill for the trust and co un ty delegates at a trash. Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan, the one In existence at operation, paper placed in containers Schuder said the engineerin g fund. ' - ,". 4ur .• - r _________________________ \ - I photo by Joan Madison New W fe Poses A Problem When Girl Weds Dad's _ tt4 i -40 MURINIVIN9 _20= ..................___. fltiII:ULII'IMFI1.1. SANFORD'S in ft9" 1k COA PRESCRIPTION Fired Teacher.le'Lloke Takilng Heart Out' 2/"e 4 low too is on Since 1901 Wolgreens has filled over 440 million prescriptions. The reason people come to us Is confidence. A good reoson in 1901 ... Coup" goodd thru $-11041 ftu 038 nor. ....... . ... . ....... ...... ... DEAR ABBY: I am planning .11 mywedding and need some Avice. My parents were Avorced four years ago. Dad married again lad year. Mom is still single and has a lot of bitterness toward Dad, although I must may in all fairness Uud SIN nagged him so Door iW MACARONI oW CHEESE DINNER Abby "&n Gfoinll.., - - ---- znih he did well to stay married to her as long as he did. Also, Dad didn't meet Joyce WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: Yes, divorce "LAROID was final, so no one can regress to thumbsucklng when AnY she broke UP his marriage. Seyre dred or in need of Abby. I want my wedding to relautloo and comfort Aside be perfect. I want Dad to give from the humifiati on and me away, and I want M= and leasing they might suffer it Dad to be them as a couple on their babyish habit Is that day. Mom doesn't want to discovered, there's no harm face Dad's new wife, and If Dad dose. II your friend Is mature In ONIN SIMP Just press the button. The motor hands you a beautiful color picture j I I I i I I • I REG. 34.95 SAVE 5.00 brings her It will spoil other ways, overIo it. everything for Mom. DEAR ABBY' To GRANNY send thank.you WIN for tbe Invite Dad &W Joyce.Should I? Deep down, I hope Joyce will be ghU she undo: win WVA to 14 DO come Don't blame the kids. It's 910% bit wM If dw decidu to their parents' faulti C=4 with him? I never knew if my grandson Plesse help me. received my gifts INBETWEN to thank me for ,,- We* the W 29941 1 j Mod e l 7100 i Schools, the Maitland resident's contract was not renewed by the school I I . II U I . I I 1 . III 9L " EKTM 1 I I . • ficulty in conununicating with his students In said. Angotti said he ap- repeated anything they did not understand If they and he hopes to translate . --------------------• V1i(u1:111I(.]'12IhJ English. U. S. Dist rict Judge George C. Young ruled In the school board's favor In predates the support he has received from the Seminole Education Association, teachers and the discriminatim ease and Angottl says It depends an his lawyers and the National Education Association whether be carries his appeal further. his family during his asked me." I do not think their grades suffered," said Angotti. smile olloo Limit I thru March 10, Ing 1939 without coupon611.49 struggle to get reinstated. "'Ibe teachers felt bad as Americam that this was how they've bow treating me," he added. My family has been se he felt his So simple and easy to use I 95 / . I I i I I w'ro Deodorant, I LI á J -.-I .1 1MJ jI • ' : • ---- 11 ba"If 1 71 P 1 MMthii,9p, wlmov$ cowes sta, LimitS --------------vr:l1e:I(.JI.I: - N(T '' J - • 1ev. 1-sa.Uqvt vnA&a TONIC kispi hoir neat all ancl sector. 5va -W. t 019 ____ AQUA vitair"Ins ortill rolnerolls. Built-in teflon crotch panties. worthmore. an 5*39 W 1000 _______ llsI'chs; '°" PAInYIISI 30 with 100. Potent 1 c 1 I Limit 4P.rv March11. 157 NC Nrs SSUINI VITAMNIS . Rsinov.s Iogh day; prevents dryness. PUN'TPAK OUM Rh. 51$ SUNTV' CNIMI • $ m. u. ml. u.t coupon Sic 11 styling and holding. 3. types, All -. aaI ' - - Natural Resources (DNR), p.g $o,Oo0 granted by the state for a research program Involving three Orange County likes and the Seminole County lake, placed 2,3fl white amir, ranging In size from 144- 24 pounds in the 129-acre Altaxnonte Springs lake. The research technique being md in Lake Orients involves placing of the 1114 a follmup herbicidal treatment at the end d reevaluation . ....... . ... em 7qJ6 • saving that dying lake. The state Department of __________________________________ -' • • By DONNA ESTES HëraldStaff Writer Thousands of white amur, the weed-gobbling fish native to Russia, were dumped Into Lake Orients In Altamonte Springs Wednesday, ua first step ln ____ '4,.__ ,., n agemen 9 9 VIDAL$A$SOON / " Seminole County schools, 111111[nollas •'.',: . DELORES VICKERS - .-Ankson U . Ili v ~111~ :1 .* # W ad M;L Owdes '.Ward,P.O.Boz,Lak, aenlovince t 01 I &V -tsIr daughter, Marilyn PAN ~1= Mohr tip over ommit , • • RW U-79 111111116 .0VOWWyns to Abur 41 Rff. ad Ift Akew Jadw AnoI9*ok3%4& owl" , Limit) own March 11. iw 0 an • • F611111111111ift sew is W4 - -V1T an winid bow Wad. ___ MARILYN WARD SdkooL He completed a Vocatleani Buluu Coves at .'affflowkiftwuhm Somlaius Community 011111111111111111 In CAIRO (UPI) . -,, W. ad UM MNS ZATU I 5!? '4 P1*2* tuw, Ciies sum.,) . likeirieti, or nsww UiS Cue. •.iiIm. 'rM pricestes $, We I or SISW Illie MVIIso4 C*r -I ,, •5r pr ,_, . . I- 'hn.'S •- • •• 11 -• - .• - • • • r mu • ' spoor. the adoption of a County Commissioners the lake. refused to permit the ex- That done, DNR with the aid petisnental White 51111W 111 the of the state representatives, V - • • " , ' £1 .. .• . - I - -' •- •' Permit the placing of white funding. amur In the lake or a herbicidal With Sandra Glenn electedto treatment of the body of the county commission, she I ' - -. WOMAN TRAPPED 45 MINUTES -;, •• -. - .. H raid Photo b TTom Vincent -..- t .. y It took rescue workers about 45 minutes to free Lavonne Frame, 62, of Deltona, from the van driven by her husband, Wayne, after it collided with a car driven by Inez Silva, 51, of Deltona, just after noon Wednesday, at Saxon Boulevard and Ti- with a fractured wrist and ribs and was listed in satisfactory condition today. Mrs. Silva was treated and released at 4:04 p.m. A passenger in her car, Maria Christian, 511, of Deltona, was treated and released at 10 p.m. Wednesday. The Impact spun the car and turned the van on Its side. Florida Highway Patrol at DeLand Is investigating. See LAKF., Page 3A - President sides made it clear that many an arrival statement at Kubbeh in the Gaza Strip and the W solved üIng Egyptian in B" both now 0mupled by -J ____ - t Jerusalem, said today on his ter Moshe Dayan who said a stop lii the Azores White House were believed to center around arrival from the United States treaty could be signed within "a press spokesman Jody Powell two Issues: He pledged that 11* United Israel, are one of the major that Carter risked coming to the few weeks" if Egypt agrees to underlined Carter's determina-Egypt's demand for some 11111 called "CrOCiAl" tAlb WO SIA10111101 On firAft A JUA fUhn St0* Will Work with say and oMwks blockft signa. Middle East because he fell the sam U.S. proposals -ap tion to succeed and end 30 years link between the bilateral Ft" AIWOF Sidat bat I fOr the Palin1 Ill PWtMs who are Otid tire Of the PISCO treaty chances still exist for a peace proved by his cabinet Monday. of warfare between the two treaty and establishment of ho A"ian - official ON*, Waft me 01 the to these Winciples of go" IWUU Prim UWAff Uffla- tr"y deqAte earlier crises. But Egypt already has said countries and asserted, "We'll Palestinian autwomy on thie with -I Amerime daiegatkne piece and asu' tra*d ter an chew Begin, who will meet with He echoed the remarks 24 there must be changes In those stay flexible and we'll stay as Israeli-occupied West Bank f W" 1104 Particularly 010- aff to W* abr*4 d" appumA invitaillon to odw Carter ova Un Weekend in hours earlier of Foreign Minis. pnpoulL long as we have to." the Jordan and Gan Strip. dMidic" shoot achieving an lds international prndlps and Arab MM.. to join in foture me soviet union and the But there were rumblings -la&els Insistence " its brubROVIIN pme tm*. 1 11 -I; - bb Political f1fin an talb thd cwAd Ind to a JIM mn radical Arab states were from the Soviet Union and from treaty with Egypt take prtcL, 1 "We be" bow n dw n Mo dkd to ull don the and dwable pum. g nations who dence over Egypt's mutiwai '-i said, "We are ?rd-Une 111041116" Um and siapidoiaiy. The soviet Arab called Carter tripe covenç defense pacts with other Arab mh treaty. t1T "NINd it mdto emal. ar P.Ies 1 II A1sd The Qsch.......... TIes todI3f sOt agency nmmtaryezMates. HI,togewr "Uthsproniiaso(psacslsto brolherstorwllzet'.4rsat$on. *UP ..................... $1 ll.upll.1 IA that "James Carter" had pension in the Middle to East and be t* rubsif for 111w pople al rW& &W - a" QI* QMWW ...... to Begin, who left New York for t to sell out the CRUM -Roth he -d S -in OIEDPI d lead Ii others frudem. You W find the ..................... OUUELVFS..............1.5 Pedagon plans, which became Isteel to prepare for Carter's of the a indleg pladgiug to week Egyptian people known to the public recently, to arrival there Saturday. said hbough Um nact nature of We&es&y his country had plre4the be Of GW In Woo UI1OIIf lq.i. Door AMy .................1.1 TelevIsie .................41 i n the pej,militarymm" prjy paw k i the uIL" Ead.to the la.st American proposals "done Its abate" to iIs1c'" Carter said in Full RU-rids for Pai,'I'I De LW .................. 2.1 Weather ...................IA ' Pssessse1L Bet bsth Thug a one-hour refuelling have not been divulged, they peace aitreetnent with Egypt. • - - . . 'i -----. " • . • ___ . * '" "' Today . .. (ereh, liefeid. ••. a 9.2 percent increase in the wholesale cost of fresh fruits. Fish and Jewelry :.7:t. - Ion sun ULE PRICIS YMONISDAY-TI(UNSDAY-FRIDAY-SATUNDAY '• On UN F4T1Y (;Out, pacillne 2" wwL i: brU2.2 puma in Feburary. mationins Umt annit, NA servim VMch cost $Igo 1w. February, lea than Tinuary a 3.2 perce but stUli a IM vae jAMS WX iA WAdh discouraging signal that consumers will be paying even more at While food went up by 1.6 percent, other Items also postedsharp their local filling stations in the months ahead. advances. the department said. Prices for beef and veal Jiunped 4.7 percent, which was small For instance. textfle home furnishings rose 2.3 percent hist when compared with a 12.2 percent surge in vegeta ble prices and month, shoes went up 3.1 percent, car tires and tut*s 2.9 perce;it ' a I inulivous welcome for w . •--- • -- I * opeos oAlLY 9 A.AL TO9 1111144. I I ___ IJ 1I,M3$ "Old ___ 54 ••.• ' ur's aid - adw Ward, NI Bay Ave, :1.--- ..a...,a ____ Jacks. o1(eee. JMN Indwdl d L1111110 0 : ........ . T~ , Over the past year, wholesale prices have now risen by 10 'reent and food by 12.5 "rcent • ilie Index which measures wholesale prices stood at 201.4 in D Carter u ai today in Cairo to difficuft inm remain to be Palace. eballipleted Patricia ' Tu ultuous Welco e Staged For Carter in For Quick iowdo-up a Wfti"*4 Wis. UL Shontpoot-in color for , row4ieguin h&. The 1 percent February Increase marked the sixth vobtecutIve month that wholesale prices have risen by at least 0.8 percent, the Labor Department said. 'Wove We've Been So Close So Often cm 1061,011 Foods ready for sale to retailers rose 1.6 percent, just slightly below the 1.8 percent January rise It was the fifth tim' in li last six months that food has climbed b at least 1 percent. pe Small and Dr. David Richards temporarily successful. The of Rollins College and Dr. John weeds, however, came back Osborne of the University of and the county commission Central Florida. abandoned the herbicidal The effort to save Lake treatment. Orients began seven years ago Nine months ago, shortly by Concerned Citizens o( Lake after her election to the Orlenta, bringing the dying lake Altamonte Springs City to public attention. Sandra Commission, Commissioner Glenn, when elected to the Dolores Vickers began working Altamonte Springs City on the project by lobbying the Commission more than four county commission. She said years ago, took up the cause. today assistance from First, she and other city of- Congressman Richard Kelly ficlala gained public access to and State Reps. Bobby Brantley &.IJL' " the lake so that its saving could and Bobby Hattaway was reproperly be a project of celved - lnhavingOrlcntaingovermnent. She then appealed eluded in the experimental to the county commission to program - and gaining the I - ' I Overnightfeliel of firtuscle a low Pains. Rare Ii N.i.SS method fromn the hodyof water. degrees. in ' Other mdbo& are being wed Ma research program is Iske, but. &aeed to the herin the Orange CourAy Ma being conducted by Dr. James bicidal treatment which was 1940000"pormwo BALM Adds bulk for nioular. 16 a. two years including removal Of alone, the fish alone and the flab through a stunning combinations Ofhothinvary1ng TOMCM CHOOSE FIOMOUR SEW PIP1 TO"Ceca ceft Limit I thry #a" W,"n A • If the Teamsters refuse to cooperate with the adminis.ratu'Il hi its contract talks, other unions may also be Influenced to ignore the guidelines. ' LBERRY& TOM NETSEL an ardo was the major reason for the large advan (Call wholesale prices. "I waWd Wn to do nwV time research wItF_ college. I am looking for stability in my profession...l like to teach."-JANE CASSE- backgrounds and' teach them the basics of math. I hied to reatch the goals ad down in the program." Since losing his job with r'ioenta Gets Firs 0 aving i Limit itruMIrctiiI, 1fl ---- I ' wf' _ ° tonatlon," said Angotti "I waaW to be#Aw UwW 0 1 7 ______ L .kt1I. IN. . Vs If yea get them .fl yes chest. Abby, do other adults rngreia For a penisel reply write to to this kind of Infantile Abby, Rn S, L.s Asgeles behavior? Is this serious Cat. NNL Please enclose to rse professional stamped, self-addressed eniiPt elIPS ' ' ____________________ • -- I textbooks. "I have Increased my English vocabulary, but have to work on in- way through the supply pipeline - soared by 3.3 percent irl February for the largest monthly gain since May 1975, the Labor Department reported. all TAMPONS, 289 industry and the influential Teamsters Union. - £IWI ill t('l'Lz']' '. Part of thesteep food price gains were attributed to bad winter weather in some sections of the country. The latest inflation barometer from the Labor Department also relaxation of meat Import quotas. The gloomy inflation news of the past months a lso is having an offered no hope that the upward price spiral will ease any time adverse effect on pending wage negotiations between the truckimlg soon. Crude goods prices those products just starting to work their - ItvA*1IS II I I capability to convey the Information," he con- wl"WA coupon 61~ TTLINOL i n . manuals from English into Spanish for Teledyne Corp. board In 1974 because of the : PUMX SAVE "it did not affect my conscious of my accent. I tried being patient and years. also contributed by jumped 7.2 percent, the department said. Some government officials have said President Carter cannot When coupled with January's 1.3 percent rise, the discouraging afford to rely solely on his voluntary wage-price guidelines to February performance will almost certainly place renewed taiiie inflation. pressure on the White House to take additional anti-inflation There has been some discussion in recent weeks that some additional actions are required, possibily including, a ftullier actions to supplement its voluntary wage-price guidelines. meW be called a teacher in an American school," he C 57 10, Ipq : ''- i II I I #0 bulam of Uft His as ft "Yeab, Tell her thanks 11 In, llaft ym father ad Joyce, Well,thatdidftNowlsend and Id the. greeting car& And if the . Joyce stays be.. Of subject ever comes up I will c1IuhUheshead. explain why. ' ABBY: I have on FED UP WITH occeslon found the m I date BA)M1QIERS sucking his ttw!T)b while wetchins 'IV or napping. He is 41. lldsshocked me, aolc.11.d DEAR FED UP: I'm sure i ett4tvis to It. He became year cards conveyed the Very defensive and quite message. Irritated, and an argument PriM...? You'll f..1 better is t WASHINGTON (UPI) -Americans were hit with another dose of dismal inflation news today when the government reported wholesale prices surged I percent in February. Food and gasoline led the way. Argentin a native's dif- __________________ i. - he has translated technical 94S e'\- I.-, "It is a great honor for REG. 59.95 /.1- After four years of schools in Argentina and Panama before coming to the United States In 1%8, has been teaching for 2D derstanding his EngUsh. Angotti admitted: "There is a certain difficulty at the beginning, but once they get used to it, it is not that difficult. I do not think they cannot understand what I say. teaching In Lyman and Lake Brantley High Limit 2 thru March whole family meal students had trouble Un- Who I esaIe Prices UP tinued. "I would speak loudly and slowly, because I was ir WERNE fl" diameter; cooks greatly affected by all this and I'm not sure how I feel about it myself," he added. Angotti's wife, teaches children with leaming disabilities at Blankner Elementary School In Orlando. Angotti, who taught in TISSUE '* lociol 1111114.14% I like taking your KLEINIX 200 KI1'fLE Food, Gasoline Prompt Surge head from your body not being &We to teach," said Ruben Angotti, who has lost his five-year struggle to regain his job as a Seminole County high school math teacher in federal court. 10a your My son called out, Hey, We. Qott IMig lathe pest Jamie, did you ever get ihesy.urmotheradfather Grsnthna'spresent?" .WeNac.aMget ein with Thanl heard someone yell, W ________ fi(.]OJ.] I11I SAVE.6.00 "Did Jamie ever get the E II I •• JfJfl" DEAR IN: II you're old them One day while talking on essh Is be minted, you're the pbone With my ion, I asked, IM "OVO I I i 1 I 2/499 Limit 2 thru March 10, Ifft Without coupon 33c each ii I I I II Ij_ LT'-... •..j__ljgl . (his present wife) until W other adults have been known to County Told I (also known as Nude ey and Laura i 7 (both two-time All Amer icans, which means they Herald Photo by Marøia Walt Kathy Brugh (center) Americanism chairman of are amongthe op six Ia "ers nation.) use Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars South Seminole Post 8207, assisted by one team ended their Catherine Kuper (left), assistant auxiliary season with a 55,0 record treasurer, presented Jim Lormann president of the and won all seven tournaLongwood Elementary School PTA a ments they participated box in. taininc' an outdoor American - Scar ce, - and - players, Judy Portinga VFW WOMEN OWE Land Becoming ru I = ____ •* - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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DAISY — Thwsday, March n, im DAISY, ROLLOvER! ill- by Chic Young ACROSS TSHEDtDNrooAwyrHNG LEARNED A ------.1 12 Vanity box 13 If not l4Pluzachee l5Activats 17 Ones (Fr.) N N $ 59 PrTOr., 60 Docile BlAmerican Indian 62 Lamprey • l9Err 20 Daddies DS-Z9 _________________ _ I THINK I'LL HAVE 'CALL. IN SICK TOPAY TOO MUCH RESPONSIBILITY TO P0 THArIMO , _ _ (IN SHORT MER BRIDGE CLUB IS 6OMING TOPAY (L by A Sanso - _______ tW4vt by Bob Montana YES! BUT PIP you I(NQW THAT? - XNaW THAT MON ARE A GIRLS ES FRIENPP ____ • EEK & MEEK MD SCRR151WLY 1HRE OF MIR LAST LOIk)G ThEIR LAST' Cr 35 — — 39 40 STILL 'IOU.____ P4AZEL. eN MAGIC IN HAVE 'YCUR MARRIAGE! QT ____ NORTH • $7 br _____________ . BUGS BUNNY • Q J 653 • A 10942 '73 J 10 $2 •$765 •A103 • •$ sotrne •K KQ964 Fogou AwAITINe THE BUT 4. A fJ6HNUT 114 HALF 4Fl1ef47vl.' 4$ 7WS 4Q 4Ip ,,XP1EWN'S MEN by lob Thsves '1 ____ 1 CLINIC AD Ism W$, VI, ___ _____________ ___ Not RGS. i•. .TUMILIWUDS • IT 'T14E L.A1ST PI11ON OF ThEOLPI ' srns P $, Il COLLISION Opening lead: #Q y win the ace of diamande, South Is in complete control Jcey ________ sed Alm -, , . I@& a um rowbd 011 Haw. as M" two am trump med. if,. '- , Patrick Nealis, 25, of 138 Columbia Road, DeBary. was in good condition at Seminole i I. — $00 two (Y,U$j$J5 Ban lades h 'M a r' In Sanford St tai ying. o utions ByMAXERKUZMN Herald8taffWrlter by __ Stan Lee and John Romitat I'. DIDN'T ws'n wi] WANT IT TO ______ MMIEI WAyTI 5 ____ A visiting official from another country has been In Sanford the past two thought in a big city I might not be able to see what really goes on," said the chairman of Bangladesh's third largest city, days observing the city's disposal of wute materials inthehopehe can learn I ______ _______ _ JIS, IiiO. Is OUT. .." l SLJPRS1ITI0LJS U1 AVThIS NONSENSE. . 6(JTFl.IN 11 ( os' . .. • ___ —_— ,.a"4 ..—...— - •- •-- • .- - -. -- • DO - - - ,. All's tiny country, about the size of Wisconsin, is located in Asia just east of India. Bangladesh was, In fact, put of Pakistan until the popujation lives In rural areas and communications :..' k •... Because most of Its k t systems are not highly • ____ developed, manufacturing civil war of 1971. is limited, according to All. _ Sheik Mujibar Rfl'n, the tin's first prune ______________________________ itèy •( 1 Sifl(* that civil war, In withowever, the political which It won Its Insituation now operating dependence from Pakistan, smoothly, the country is Bangladesh has exprepared to move toward perienced a at deal more so I*icakd means political turmoil. of dealing with the • '. - • _ _ ___ __________________ _ •r __ C.S. ' P problems It faces, one of which All came to Sanford to Learn about. luncheon Thut _ wimers All was presented a key to the city,pakIng that presentation was Corn- . .• minister, was assassinated InAugustl975bymfljta y leaders. Since that time the nation has seen two other leaders. However, All feels the political situation has adayat the l4oli4lsyInn Today I Th _______________________________________ ,, e .'-. ., . :• • AnsuidfltClidi ..........4* U.tsscope .................0* 1asIoner Julian Stew' • .• .. . .................... 0* .................... vmactlnginpIaceof oil supply -' ('eaki .....................0* owsuarie. .................2* .,:MsyorL.eP. Moor, who •. . .• . 1.m',b; Cressurd .................IA OURSELV was out of town on ES .............ISA ...,• .,.• _______________ EàIsrIal ..................U S.er .....................9* • • .bsss. con? Page 2A "I cheat to come to a OAbhy ................19* TdevWss ............ .....NeraiI . t.by TOM NIt$I Dr.Iassb .................. IA Weedw .................... àalhsrU.S. city, because! Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles with Enayet AU __ - -•- west coast nest week. Go his way to the United States _ he dopped in Bangkok, Thailandtolearn of waste disposal methods utIflra in that city. There, the waste Is converted to ' fertilizer, he noted. _____ ___ I,, ____ and Ojy officiais eta 1 14 .. operates wet.. Db$I1'.j/ IMPIOUD . OP U, city specificaily bow Sanford mul '' "'°' ISAI.OTOP W64W 1b substantjaj Issue in the up. Chairman Of Third Largest City '° __ Sanford area will suffer brownouts, blackouts — power shortages, Burns said. Miss Chamberlin said even if the regulations on high sulfur oil use are relaxed, carte blanche authority will not be given. Each request will be considered on its own merits, she said. "The nature of the shortage is nothing to be alarmed about. The shortfall exists at this time only in the area of fuel oil of a low sulfur content nature which is required to minimize air pollution. The shortage does not apply to other fossil fuels in Florida." Exxon, FP&L's supplier, says there is an adequate supply of high sulfur fuel for Florida utilities. However, there is an indefinite shortage of low polluting fuel. If Graham follows the DER recommendation, he will have to ask President Carter for a federal emergency declaration. The state and federal designations would enable utiliticato bum dirtier OR for up to (our months under the law. The Iranian od cutoff forced the restriction of low sulfur fuel production and increased high sulfur fuel output to get maximum fuel from avail able crude oil , R.P. Vigneault, sales manager for Exxon said. Senate rules committee or if It group that Included the mayors come before the Senate in the such as SR 436, are a good Dependent Children payments construction, a ue By DONNA ESTES Ile reason the Senate will be said while in Seminole on a considered for the surplus Legislature opts for tax relief, Herald Staff Writer dealing with the issue so early Sunday recently attending the money including tax relief, that relief would amount to feet to the fire and limit its not really had much troubit The Equal Rights Amen ability to raise property taxes," complying with the it tion. is because Sen. Phil Lewis, Oviedo centennial celebration, saving it for a rainy day, more about $50 per homeowner. as Gov. Graham is suggesting, ment (ERA) win hi defeated in Bee Glade, wants to relieve he had to travel SR 436 with Its funding for the educational There will be more money for Vogt said. B "But It's not pelitically the senator education in general butofnot the Florida Senate Wednesday, the considerable pressure being burnper-to-bumper traffic from system, catching up with other prudent. many feel to give tax didn't think this is likely. lie tremendous amount newa th e second day of the 1979 exerted on four senators by th e Red Bug Road to 1-4. statewide needs and using some relief this year when it might said, however, the Brevard money for higher education. "It session of the Legislature, Sen. White House to change their He said the intensity of the Of it to Put "a slug" into the have to be John Vogt told a group of posture and vote In favor of traffic probl taken away next County Legislative delegation is not one of the high em there is obvious highway program. business and civic leaders at a ERA, Vogt said, year." The compromise may several years ago passed priorities," Vogt said. when there are that many cars "Florida's high way system is be more money for education legislation limiting Brevard breakfast meeting in Sanford The senator, whose district traveling that Mate road on a really clogged and we are and more money for the state County's ability to raise Vogt, who serves as chairthis Morning. comprises Brevard, Seminole Sunday. falling behind," Vogt said. Department of Health and property taxes to 10 percent man of the ways and means "It will be defeated in and ceola counties, told the Vogt d a major item to noting Seminole's highways, Rehabilitative Services. Aid annually over and above new Committee of the Senate, said a _ DE.%DD -: D kh makes it to the floor will lose by of two South Seminole com- VoMing session will be what example. He added puttin coming session will be work9 are based on on 1969 costs an d a vote of 2149," Vogt predicted, munities, his number one to do with the $5 lie said while there has been men's compensation. He said billion surplus money into highway con- May be increased,' he said. SEN. JOHN VOGT some grumbling over the years the move currently is to do adding he will vote for ERA as priority In the district "is to do in state revenues. He said struction is good for the state's "The Legislature may decide from Brevard County govern. . . predictions he has several times in the pad. inents, those governments have (Oo you haveagu.stlonfor hm am — they ardvvd at th eXP,ts? WrIt• 'Ask Eiperto, care of tile newspah. msier mm1t ie HE NE CCNFUP N I ! 70 6VERTHl$ .. Gov. Bob Graham is expected soon, possibly today, to declare an energy emergency under state law and petition President JLIIUn Carter to call for a regional emergency for a 90-day period, as recommended by state Department of Environmental Regulation (DER) Secretary Jake Varn. "The action may be taken today, but all I can say is that it will be soon," said Graham's Deputy Press Secretary Jill Chamberlin by telephone from Tallahassee. "It's anportunt to understand if the governor decides to do it and if the president agrees, it does not automatically mean every utility plant in Florida will be permitted to use high sulfur fuel," Miss Chamberlin -aid. "It will be done on a case-by-case review basis and carefully scrutinized." Meanwhile, Scott Burns, district manager Horald Photo by Tom Vincent according to a spokesman for Seminole Memorial Ilospital. The accident occurred when Neallis' 1970 Volkswagen collided with a flees In Sanford, said if the governor acts 1974 Dodge driven by Mabel Oliver, 51. of 126 quickly enough and the president approves Lincoln Court, Sanford. She was X-rayed it before mid-April, no power shortages will be Seminole Memorial Hospital. seen in the Sanford area. If, however, the ban on the use of high sulfur oil is not lifted within two weeks, the accident on U.S. Highway 17-92 at the lakefront about 2:45 p.m. Thursday. Nealis underwent surgery for deep lacerations of the knee and had Injuries to the shoulder and hip, • spade., It Can be nutted In East opined the bidding .The defense wlflget ULPAEIC ; TO 6611' RD _____ - nergy Sen. Vo t Pred*lcts ERA Amendment Down o Defeat ' THINK ITS ThAT? ALMA . _,. ______ WI L.1. BA 6009 PAY FOR -rAKIN& - . _ by . — -. ZOONIIS IltdM$ . . . hope to take what i i. here about the way D yowdty things hack / new disposal disposal techniques to ___ to my country," added All. apply In his city. K has a popu1ati The official ls Enayet All, a1m 600,000 packed F ___ / of Xhdut Bangladesh. His into a Space a Wk larger title is chairman, roughly than Sanford, he said. That I ____ .iialvalent to a U.S. mayor. C makes for serious Ip ThAr'$ _________ All spent most of congestion and problems Thursday with Sanford a_______ with the disposal of waste, • Qty Manager Warren E. according to AIL Knowles learning how ___ In addition to San10 by Craig L"Im All will visit cities on the ________ , . led the king of dIamonds I - ' . ______ _____ ______ % ___ ., LAKEFRONT Wednesday's accident are known. _ . n club suit. If East rutted the fourth round of clubs and __ 1 ! _ - Page said Thornburgh was in contact with Joseph Hendrie, the chairman of the NRC. Scientists said it could be 30 or 40 years — when an increase in cancer rates could show up — before the full effects of raham Ru ling N. had to decide whether to Continue Spada and force a ruff or Switch to diamonds. me t -,00w enecla wntlycl o d 4 W"declarer had to ruff. If declarer now had routinely drawn trump, an accurate defense would d feat the contract. Declarer woWdhavetOleave th.hig OutshmdIng in East and try to run the from his hand, and trm then on there w no defense. _ VETERINARY In Washington, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission spoke LEO (July *Aug. 22) U PISCES iFeb. *March ) per. Individual questions will others aren't prodiicliig as you Unless you plan an Itinerary ''Y dP 00 be breaking no worse anawereo If acconmpaniei think they should today, it jug today, you're likely to dos lot of by stmped, ICif1ddr,sled may be your fft. Make . needless naming around. Map then 4t nvelopes. The most Interest. After East won the open- Ing quesu,,s will be used In tam to give clear ietnactlons out a route. Don't head off on a aped. lead with the ace, this column and will receive and to define your goals. wild goose chase. ppisig South's king, he COpIei of JACOB V MODERN.) • FRANK AND ERNEST readiness for a potential evacuation should the situation ficlals as one of the worst In U.S. history. Whenever ESA dwsse to feellnp today because you'd against the wail today, take a rather "COWiwk ___ _ won'tbswhftbi the long wayyou'regolngabo.gt)gutga MY4PPLICA- ONL'YA uP FART wAv7 1'ION FOR 50 A 1.O.4Nf CIP4T CHANCe • 'IA'LL NT IT! " EAlf/ York) informing them they should advance their state of could not provide figures immediately for what a normal reading would be. warrant." Roland Page, deputy press secretary to Thornburgh, said the Comey said Thornburgh would have to make the decision to governor was attempting to resolve conflicting reports about site of a nuclear accident Wednesday described by federal of. played a spade, South uj 1mve to ruff with Me last trump. East would then get on y with the ace of dIanda and cash two spade tricks. Dedam could sais trap. The key play was made three when declarer Pass MS (Jan. 10Fh. 19) advertently hurt someone,s If you fed like your back Is up CUSTOM IV • KQ$ *KQSS Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: Wet West Ne Eag$ Pan Pan 1 DW. 3• * Pass 3 Pan 49 pan Pau CANCER (Jim. 31-July 22) Be careful you don't in- by Stoffel & Ifelmdahl 3-m WAS 0 J42 • A87432 hi needed. You by Al Vermeer P.O. Box 419, Radio City frustration. Cooperate with a .11ESPWALLY *61N "ion, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to $Mile. THE MAGICIAN PS SAGITTARIUS (NOV. specify birth sign. ASLEEP r;r )4y ) 21) U you have a specific job to (April TAURUS SprÜng In changes do, you'd better OlflIZS the on people to&y will not only 0 P0rY0UiraWI4lY&0crate a diriçttbefr plans i* sian give lot of unnecessary work for you a headache you didn't yourself. bargain for. CAPRICORN (Dec. flw. GEMINI (May 21-June ) 19) Social plans could be Try t us. is Put Off 111101MIlIthing you promised today. Take things in Aride. to do for another today, n Don't frienda conform though you probably could to a rigid program. Go along come up with a lulu. with the group. —, Thornburgh's office said the governor was considering ordering the evacuation of the 1ant. About 13,000 people live within a five-mile radius of the plant, enticed today Into doing romantically by sending for priorities of others above your ___ your new Aatro.Grapli, P.O. own today. If you can't change Box U9. Mail $ltoAsto.Graph, things, don't add to your ANNIVERSARY, EMILY! The office of Gov. Dick Thornburgh said the emergency was called after an uncontrolled release of radiation which Initial readings showed to be as high as 1,200 mUllrems. _ — what happened at the plant. He said the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission told Thornburgh the 1,200 millirems per out a tall smokestack at the Three Mile Island plant. hour level had been detected above the plant. He said peak radiation levels in the new discharge were But Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources John Comey, spokesman for the state Emergency Management measured at less than 50 millirems, according to preliminary officials told the governor the air off the plant site may be no more Agency, said his office received a report from Three Mile Island figures. But he also said: "We have no confidence in that number. contaminated than it had been previously. "of an uncontrolled release at the facility.' It may be lower or higher." A civil defense spokesman said the latest radiation release "At this time we do not know the extent of that release nor do we Radiation levels started decreasing almost limnediately after apparently came from one of four 600-foot cooling towers at the know If it was transient or continuing," he said. "We have notified the discharge, Ingram said, and within 45 minutes had dropped to facility. the four affected counties (Dauphin, Cumberland, Lancaster and "somewhere near what you would consider normal range." lie of residents In the surrounding area. If you take too much Vitamin order an evacuation, Ingram said in Washington that the radiation was discharged occurred about 9 a.m. EST as plant workers were attempting to remove water from the reactor cooling system. — muds you should have for up- adding 600 units more, you're Dtm'tbs __ ___ tom.ke __ (SopL 234& 33) in a Sake. 11111 (Mw& U-Apt 19) acttvWss required to.h.t. reach tile g04 THAT S NICE TO HEAR" crippled Wand facility and Pennsylvania disaster officials put civil defense teams on Immediate alert for a possible evacuation of date terminoloa and Means D for a prolonged time, it can Minimal Daily Requirement. mobilize calcium out of your Vitamin tablets today use bones. This excess calcium is Recom may deposit In the kidneys and term mended Daily Allowance. This Son tissues. is quite a bit more thEm the If you dunk a quart of milk a minimal daily requirement& day that contains 400 units, and The RDA literally mews how you use two vitamin tablets, concerning your possessions could suffer a loss if you get to day. It's this kind of attitude edgy and push prematurely, that creates carelessness and SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. lou.Becareful,Dfaceverwjth whom you best get along You might be forced to put the I THINK ITS T)4 WAY YOU ANP man Frank Ingram said the size of the new discharge of radioactive gas was not immediately established. Ingrain said it VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) Going against what your WIN AT BRIDGE ___________________________________________________________ common sense tells you Is .WIN You're a hit too apathetic patience will PRISCILLA'S POP r I JUST CAME OVER M w13)I A HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - Three Mile Island nuclear power station officials today declared an on-site emergency at the deft Progress will come this comIng year by setting ujm AM 1W ONA. HAS A CAME. MI&)G UP IN 10 C+4lJ. ALSO TfME(1H \ KIT 29 30 31 37 38 YOUR BIRTHDAY March3s,lr$ by Howie Schneider vow M5 Wi —— ____________________ - — - _____ .- • 20 21 - — — J Plant Em,ergenc y Declared Nuclear timal health If you are a nor- already 60 percent along the mal, healthy adult, way to vitamin D toxicity. 44 — — 43 41 — 42 ______ minimum amount that you To give you some guidelines — —— - — — — on what your diet should In48 47 45 Ultraviolet light actually claie I am sending you The — — ———— sthTh1hitN Health Letter number 44, 51 52 53 48 49 50 skin to form Vitamin D. A Balanced d, Recommended — —— — person who is outdoors quite a Daily Dietary Allowances 58 56 57 55 lAtand exposed toareaaonabie (RDA). These are based on —— —— — 81 — — — amount of wulth will form recommendations from the 60 so enough vitamin D that he does National Academy of Sciences. ——— ———— —— — 84 82 -. - — notneedanyadditlonalvltamln .-Unlesa- you have a medical D in hi food. — — — — — uin that requires it, —— — The exception would hi a are no advantages to taking pregnwt or lactating woman more than one standard daily and infants, children or vitamin tablet. You do not need adolescents. All of these should excess amounts of vitamin B, receive ioo units of viatmin D a or other Vitamins, even if YOU HOROSCOPE day. The prebsbilities are that are on a reducing'et. if you eat a normal, balanced Your body only uses so muds BySERNICEBEDE did, you get a reasonable of any vitamin. An XCiS5 ortion of the RDA for vitamin amount is of no value and may pD anyway. Fortified milk be harmful. For Friday, March 30, 1979 r544 010 YOU 400 units Is the MDR. That's — - - - 34 33 - 17 25 28 ___________ 27 28 38 — _ - 16 32 — FOW TO %V Ir. - -- —. - - - - Evacuation Of Thousands Possible sunshine alone manufacture cause toxic reactions. You vitamin D? should not take more than 2000 DEAR READER — Let's units of vitamin D a day. lUt's start with your statement that five time the RDA. 10 11 9 —— MD($. [DIAMONDS ARE WE J HARDEST MINERALS IN HE- WO1.C7" . ____ 58 Informed 8 - body to 'rho fat soluble Vitamins may utilize vitamin D taken, or does accumulate In the body and 57 Boat paddle H tRWYflOI3S ARCHIE 54 Fume 13 19 — — ___________ 24 _____ VW!- _____ DIAMONDS! _____ 7 5 6 3 4 2 iI - ''ALL c MY M, AaAT 52 Charter 53 Of liquid waste 30 Barometric unit 11 Mrs. Truman 31 Childs toy 44 Air (prefix) 45 Secret agent 16 Same (prefix) 33 Orchid 38 Actinia 46 Compete 21 Nuclear agency (abbr.) 40 Actress West 48 Planet ] 71st Year, No. 191—Friday, !h 3o, l979_San!Florida3277g Evening Herald- (USPS 48200)--Prfte 15 Cents _ Douce" wds.) 10 Arm bone - AM1$ W6A1 ____ 9 Ring iI - am FWWR 22 Bandleader 42 Time zone (abbr.) Weems 1 Inheritor stone 1 M'( pAgl5lg,,.I .r!.: File. - DEARDR. LAMB will clear up the confusion I Dr. have had so long concerning vttamlnD.I have read there Ls danger in taking too much but Lamb Vvenever read how much lstoo much. On all thevitamin bottles it merely tells you that each tablet contains If a person takes two tablets contalr 400 units In a quart. of a reliable supplement In Vitamin D is a fat-soluble order to get enough of the other vitamin. That means it will be yjanjp, while he is on a stored In your body, as opposed reducing diet, will the units o the water-soluble vitamins of vitamin D be dangerous? such as B and C. If you take the One always hears that latter fn excessive amounts, thè ____ yftanith D Is the SWIRhIfle excess is simply washed out vitamin. What does this mean? through the kidneys. THAC A I N C II 1 N A N C 0 - I NC $ C £ ND A 8 Eyehole 41 Grow thin THE BORN LOSER a rirc& o ____ $ DOWN 39 Polishing P r T I ___ L I. 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L — .•— .•-, —.. —"--------.- ..-- .. . - A • ---. ... --. — •— ----- — — — •— — — •— — - — — I , ---- • -: �2*—Evenin4 Iforald, Sanford, Fl. eveningnera,a, _antora,P1. FrIday, March 30, 1,7 PtlGi, March 30,1579-3A Palestinians Threaten U S. Targets.__ _ NAT110N Us uisid United Press Iiter.atleual,.,11 , days. moderates, led by Sd1rLt November. Thati' lock In Baglund were "lom aid 4uin 4766 guer ri ulas -wilt now Egypt's President Anawar Arabia. C1LUthSY1M11O*SIlb made no decisions regarding than 50 picilL" strike at American targets Sadat, In West Germany today "The Arabs should agree that then each duben tap p Yasser Arafat, chairman of the United States. The reluaai because, a Palestinian official for rest and talks on economic the Palestine Li beration Organ- prompted the pto, Syria and what Sadet did was treeson sad way," Chid Pi1iMIi says, his people have "nothing aid, ordered his country's ization, wants the assembled Libya to walk out of the therefutealleccno'*,politkal ipob,.m. Yam Rabbo SI IN BRIEF Left to lose" since Arab leaders embassy In Jordan shut down ministers to Impose economic meeting. refuse to Impose tough sanc- and dismissed as a failure the sanctions, Including an oil "From today, we will not Lip1_NOtICe Uorw against Washington and Baghdad meeting considering embargo, against Washington hesitate to take any action Cairo. measures against Cairo and and Cairo and. had begged, against America and U.S InBut as Palestinians threat- Washington. "please do not transform our terests. There Is nothing left to State lank No. 717 Federal Raurva DIsIcf N.. ened violence, Israeli Prime Sadat's assessment appeared people Into murderers and lose," Farouk Kaddoomi, head CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION Minister Menachem Begin an- valid. The Baghdad meeting gangs of killers." (Incivillins Domestic SabelrIss) of the political department 01 THE STATE SANK OF FOREST CITY nounced the first tangible sign adjourned for 24 hours until But the moderate Arab Mates the Palestine Liberation OF FOREST CITY, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA sent 01 peace, a civilian highway tonight while delegates tried to refused to go beyond the Organization, said Thursday. CLOSE OF BUSINESS DATE DECEMBER 31, 197$ between Israel and Egypt that work out a compromise be- relatively mild sanctions A top P.1e4InIn official said Begin said will open within tween hard-line states and the against Egypt they agreed to chances of breaking the dead*sstn Tie.. Mi Cash and due from depository Fast Institutions ........................................... 1 S. securities ................................ To Ob ligations of other U. S. Government agencies and Swamp as areas of critical Mate nesday and Thursday ofTALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) corporations .........................................1433 concern. ternoon. It meets In session Obligations of States and political The IM session Is getting off The Legislature must do Thursday morning to take upan subdivisions ln the United States .....................None toas fast a dad as any lnyears something about the akyhigh as yet undetermined calender. Other bonds, notes and debentures ......................None with the Senate taking up Federal Reserve stock and rates for on-the-job Injury workmen's compensation House floor sessions are None coverage and the Senate planned for Thursday and reform on the opening day. Trading account securities .............................None Commerce Committee has de. Friday. Friday's agenda could Federal funds sold and securities The House and Senate meet in cided on Its approach. Presi- include rogulatory reform, purchased under agreements Joint session Tuesday, April 3, dent Phil Lewis decided to take another, of the major issues. to resell .............................................. 323 for formal opening ceremonies on the Issue the first day and get The House is considering a bill Loans, Total (excluding unearned and Gov. Bob Graham's adincome)................ ........................ urea It out of the way, aides said glvingmo.tdthepowersci the dress. The Senate gets to work Lou: allowance for possible Thursday. boards licensing doctors, -s?, loan losses ..................................... do in the afternoon taking up a The House Insurance Corn- nurses and other health care C. Loans, Net............................................ 10,725 massive revision of workmen's '. mittee meets Tuesday after- professionals to the DepartLeasefinancing eivab ............................ None comp laws. noon to vote out Its comp bill. ment of Professional and Bank premises, furniture and Things really get hectic the fixtures, and other assets represent. Chairman Bill Sadowaki had Occupational Regulation, following day when the Senate TWI ing bank promises ................................... ni $21 owned other than Rules Committee holds a floor during the first week, but In legislative action Thum bank hearing on the Equal Rights Speaker Hyatt Brown's office day, the House Appropriations investments in unconsolidated Amendment and the full House says it probably will go up April Committee approved a bill subsidiaries and asiat, takes up the ERA and bills 10, Tuesday of the second week. supposed to kill the Cruns companies .......................................... None dismantling the Cross Florida Florida Barge Canal once and Customers' liability to this bank Barge Canal and continuing The Senate has a full slate of for all. The measure (c*bb 141) On acceptances outstanding .......................... Nons the Florida Keys and Green GOV. BOB GRAHAM committee meetings Wed. hits the floor Wednosday. ..................I,) Florida Hardest Hit By Pentagon Cutbacks By Usited Press lateraitlasal Florida was the hardest hit by the Pentagon's announcement Thursday of proposed cutbacks or closings of mfl*fky bases ICTOM the nation. More than 4,3w) jobs would be 1d to Florida military Installations as a result 01 Pentagon economizing proposals. At Naval Training Center in Orlando, the Navy will study conversion to commercial contract of motor vehicle operation and maintenance; Insect and rodent control; packing and crating; bus services; administrative telephone services; maintenance of civil engineering support equijinent, grounds, air conditioning, family hondng, furniture and equipment; painting of buildings; water and sewage treatment; fire protection; and guard service. affectIng 50 milItary and 121 civilian jobs. The reorganization and costcuttlng drive will affect Army, Air Force and Navy lintallatloni in 4$ states, the District of Columbia, Guam and Puerto Rico. The moves are Intended to elimInate 9,721 military and 5,521 civilian jobs and save 1113.7 mIllion a year. Session Off -• Youth Nabbed For Fires BOSTON (UPI) An 1$-year-old youth who police say was shod to board a bus to New York was arrested late Thirsdey and charged with setting fire to two of Boston's major hotels. Police said Julio Rodrigues of Boston was arsbended at the Greyhound bus terminal about 5p.m. The arrest camel? hours after fires broke out at the elegant Copley Plaza and the 29dory Sheraton Boston. Rodelgiws reportedly had been fired from both hotels. Investigators said they believe the youth was the only p.r. Involved In the bizarre fires. He was to be arraigned today. &fly4our people, some of whom jumped from upperstory windows to avoid the flim5, were taken to hospitals. There were no deaths, but 13 people still were hoiplializad Its Thursday. Damage to the two hotels was lmM.d at 1710,000. - I TOTAL ASSETS (sum of Items l thrul3) ------------------------------ - - Carl Bendler, 74, Dead - here to rutire, but found idle time was boring him, so he established his Lake Mary JA(XSONVILLE, (UP!) A prison breakout of four death few lomelasbyagrosçualngahsllcopterto bombs surd tow was Wall pll.wIngst,gesbytheun. timely ceplure 01 en ascepse, ICIIIs said In announcing the iolt4m4 of siren psrione Thursday. The uceps 01 Robert Liwis from Death Row at Florida ltate Priam inltvksNov. 1$, W7$, was tobsa prelude to a mass breakout that be would return to lead, the In. dlctmod aid. Iaits had dunned a guard's uniform and walked tbrev the prim gatssto become ths first inmate ever to escape from Death Row. He and Dould Silva were arrested by the FBI in a S00des, S.C., motel Nov. 11. Stats Attorney U Auth' said the "fascinating, Incredluls .cna" waste deep bombs on a guard tower at ykdb lists Pd= from a Iwlicopler widle Deh Row kuijat,' were ezerding nearby. Then the helicopter would land to pkk VP bw other Death Row huvutes Wallerr'irM, IdisOim, WUMom Thomas 7albler, ad Mkkd livaters. practice at 195 Cow*ry Club Road, family members said. - DR. CARL BENDLER Dr. Beadier served as an active staff member at Survivors include his wife, WEATHER $ tom. sveJbsilerly 11 to 00 mph tare,$4; .verigMlow1$ at W^ yesterday's high, $3; SAWIDAY'S TIDES Dayte.a Beach: high 15:14 barometric presser., 10.31; Mufti Wpm*; ia., 10:41 pa., low 3:01 a.m., relative b, WAImIGTU( WPI)-Ibe wIves 01 the tsp two 01huk 01 the ?!iI& Mrasst$cs ad Spec. accompanied their AiulstrMIes have a knl trljM pmrM sapiens, Sen. vw~ Pvs d1shsitFvesth, NASA lb_ler,adI. Man U. Imelace, depaty ad , Spun, Franc., Ululhlr.IV, te ash places Ouy ind Gnat Urit cad tuapsysee likesm.L am. readings: itak,1a14,h, Forecast: Mostly seuy breesy ad vain teday ad Saturday. Fair sad mild Is the tow Na Law. Ii 00 IM IN. W 4:p Na. Feet Casaveral: high 10:01 an., 10:13 pu., low 3:47 am., 3:01 PAL Isyperts MO 3:32 an., 1:15 pm., is, 0:15.. ., 10:00 p m. Flower (AZALIAS t*lIday trips were dissv.r.d by Mw ibe weh Is re's leads A_qi1MIs'w Mciu 'thsqscsegy's$.7 biIlIw bu4g$ n Iwle.liU — dñlthwlibsipeatatrsreL byN WWII iqitidtebeusedessdby Fnadn 01 , ad sr tideyahs01 do M Mi i1I, ban be. rasIsw. tr_01 prastiose Sale .4 COLON) Zayre Plaza I Court in and for Seminole ogy RENEANN SNEERINGER, If alive, and If dead, the unknown Florida, oflorbefore the lath day of spouses, heirs, devlsws, grantees April IM. Otherwise, a JIiNment 111111411111411YSU and creditors, and all other parties may be unfired 111111411111411 mend in the Petition. claiming by, through, under or a WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL galnst her, at this Court, this fft day March, Defendant. Seirthicle Memorial Hospital Imogene, a daughter, Dr. until 1976, than continued as a Scone G. Bendler of DeLend courtesy staff member, andone slater, Mrs.Ben Fernof hospital officials said. Sun City, Iowa. He was a member of the Dr. Bendler was born in Seminole County Medical Wisc. , Society, the American No funeral services are Academy of Family Practice echeduied. The family requests and the Commuflity United friends . contributions to Methodist Church of the cancer fund. NASA Was Took Trips Saturday March $1 I$AMwitU? IACH $299 SPECIAL PRICES ON 1001 MOB a 1171. (SEAL) NOTICIOFACTION ARTHUR H. SICKWITH, JR. TO: RENEANN SNEERINOER, Clerk of the Circuit Court alive, and if dead, the unk nown for SemInole County, Florida spouses heirs, devisees, granties By: Patric ia Robinson andcreditors,andalloth.rparti., OPIAYCISVII claiming by, through, under or a uainst her, and all unknown natural JAMES T. GOLDEN Attorney-al-Low persons If alive and if dead 101.5 W. eet . known to be dud or alive, their se P .O. veral and respective unknown Sanford 32771 spouses, heirs, devisees, grantsss Tel: (3N)FlorIda 3231005 and crt'Jltors, or other claiming by, through or underparties ATTORNEY FOR PETITI ON ER these unk nown natural personss and the Publish: Mirth 5, ii, 23. 30, 1179 several and respective unknown H•S5 assigns, successors in Interest, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT trustees or any other person THE claiming by, through, under or i• EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C111111. uainstanycorporationorothe, legal CUlT IN AND P01 SEMINOLE entity n,med isa defendant; and all COUNTY. FL. claimants, persons or parties. na. tural or corporate, or whose exact IN RE ligalstatuslnunknown,ctalming under any of the above named or KARL WATTS. described defendants or Partin or PofNIWS..HUand. LII claiming to have any right, tit le • i nt erest in and to the land hereaftor er LANA WATTS, described. RNPSndeN.WII,. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NOTICE OF ACTION action to Quiet Title on the following property In Seminole County, TO: LANAWATTS Florida "pa Lynmeale Drive SilMIflihi, Alabama "Lot 0. hOCk E, Charter Oaks 33016 Subdivision, Unit Tal, according to YOU All HERESY NOTIFIED the Flat thereof, as recorded In Plat Book 14. Pae .12 PublIc Recordsof that a Petition No 51011 flIed Mile above entitled Court far the Seminole County, Florida." has been filed against you and you Du.Mlen ii Marrii,e betusan we rewired to serve a copy y KARL WATTS, in., Petitioner, ani written def enses. If any, to It on LANA WATTS, Ri$$ndaM, and you JAMES M. CAMPBELL, Attorney we hereby roquirod to slew cause EQUITY CAPITAL (sum of Items 3o,31 and 37) .................. ......... 14413 MEMORANDA Amounts outstanding as of report date: a. (1.) Standby letters of aedit,lotai........... ....... a(2.) Amount of standby letters of credit in Msmo item 18(j.) conveyed to others through - ttidP1t1on................... . N,. certificates ci deposit in dsnominitton.of$100,10 0or more....................1495 C. Ot her time deposits in a mou nts ' of $100,000 or ,nor ............ .... ............ it Average for 35 calendar days or Calendar month ending with report date: Al. Cash and due from depository InstitutIons (correspond, to iteml dove) ............ t4 e b. Federal funds sold iii securIties purchased under agmemints to resell (carte. Time sponds toltenilabove)............................... C. Total loans (corresponds to itoifl9aabove) ............................... m. cermic.ses of d.00stts In 10414 . .. of or more (csres_po.is to M'randi itolnibabove) ....................................... e. Total deposits (correspond. hem 24$ above) ................................. . ... 1. Federal fund. purchased and securities sold urdw Z1ment5 I. repurdises _____ Other lIabilities for horre.,.d mry (craspinds to Item .... ........................... above) . N. Total easels (corrospej . . ........... to ft" iöabswe Nens 17j. I, the Uflier$IPd officer, di harshy deM.,e that this of Cenditlen (Including the prepared in conlermanca with ____ bybee. Issued flue Foqat DePO_ , I7I SC at Law. Plaintiff's attorney, wtma Y me ii.. ad Is bus to Ii, bent of my knowh1, address is 311 North Rosall.W Ave. by Isrylne a copy at your mitten c. oshean. ma, Orlando, Florida. 33001, on or dslanui, If any, ugan Carmine N. Easc*atIv. Vice Presl before April 14. in and file Iravo, lit, 54 $15 low firm of $ cwihw original with the Clerk of this Court KORMAN I UAVO, P.A., 5, Ws. flue undersipad directors. aIle.$ the CSrrSJP of before service on PsaInslirs N1hw.y 40. LunaiusU, Plends Repent of CmdIIhen (including the luppanlie, siha) and attorney or Immediately thereafter; 7* iii or SeOul April U 1159, and declared that It lus been summed by us is i is bw It fills, otherwlw a default will be .ntiiid WtIiinetieenleinsI*es,eIwgss,*. kne.fes ad Clink of saw Court; e*erwiie a belief hea been prepared hi ceunrassu willu Iha against you for the relief domai In the Complaint or petItion. tVCthifl'fthtedWthspOICaadIs$,ndce, iuNmeI* or unIon may be alSur,4 WITNESS my hand and seal of NainsI you erantine said this Court on March 13, 1979. HubS,$ W. WIUIW,IS 0i$Mlutl of Marriage. (SEAL) Jetties H. Isbimse,, WITNESS my lull and so as ARTHUR H. SECKWITH, JR. Curl 54 Wi CIrCSJIN Count of Sarah 0. Wtuito N Clerk of the leminels CsWy. Purwa. ais me (SEAL) Circuit Court *1 day of March, M. State of Florida. Csunf of __ ____ By: JUN. I. Curtis As Deputy Clerk JAMES N. CAMPBELL 311 Ninth Isilind Ave. Orlando, la. au Publiih: March 16.23,35. April 6. 1175 DSH.k I I - Daring Scheme Smashed INse SIINJrI Will. Ile" g NNW Naii C MUThL CliNg Yv, 001* ft not Will. N soMe, Men CUSS ifluflu. IuiSi Year, - - At isa. Is that the U.8.-Iarasli Memorandum of Agrenieid, committing the United Slates to take 'appropriat. action" In cue the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty Is violated, or If Israeli Is blockaded or attacked Senate Democratic loader Robert Byrd said Thursday he had not been informed 01 negotiations leading to the agrsunu*, and 8mM. Republlai lead,' Hoiard Baker said "It was as tragic mistake" that Congress was not fully asusultid about the commitments mak by the rrLIhsge ~ 110 MI Sr Ti, iaaMO Ner Ms.. N. Pres Leo.. luMtt PM. 300fl. IH.ICISNflPIIP1MIV PMiSM aim iijiNIki' Lake Mary Physician WASHINGTON (UP!) America's Middle East mediator, Ambassador Alfred Atherton, says Congress was fully consulted on any agreement that might involve U.S.commitment.. But two key Senate figures dispute Frk*o Marsh * im—vat. n, No. ipi ...14 .. Was Congress Consulted? lus.à.NI.i Li&f WASHINGTON (UP!) — Did problems had brought a serious said the department used February Increase In oil 1wsubdivIsions in the United States ....................... us America's oil Imports trickle or oil shortage to America. figures from the American ports from the Congress and the Deposits of foreign governments and off iciai institutions .................................. flood when Iran's production "There seems to have been a Petroleum Institute, an Indus- public because, In the words of Deposltsofcommerclaibanks.................................. dist ur bing lack of candor," try association, showing p.- one official, 'It would have been Cartifledand was stopped? 7 ............................ off 410 The staff of a House energy Gore told an interviewer. "If troleum Imports dropped embarrassing," the sub- Totai Deposits .................. ..................... subcommittee contends the the DOE had numbers that steadily from 8.9 million in Committee memo said. a1, Total demanddeposits ..................... Department of Energy told the contradicted the ones they were December to 8.7 million at the a(2.) Total time and savings public of a trickle when It had using, they had a responsibility end of February. deposits ......................................sm But both Gore and the subto tell Congress about It." Information about a flood, Meanwhile, the memo con- committee staff said that Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements He said the department tended, the department con- despite the squabble over A memorandum the staff sent to repurchase ......................................Nqn. Coalrman Jobs Dingell, D- defended not having made the cealed another set of figures validity of data, the United a. Interest-bearing demand notes Mich., and which Rep. Albert contradictory information from the International Energy States faces an oil shortage (not, balances) Issued to the Gore, D.Tenn., made public public on grounds of secur ity. Agency showing that despite soon, "as supplies of petroleum U. S. Treasury ....................................... 140 At Issue are the data on the Iran's problems, Imports rose dwindle. Thursday, said the department b. Other liabilities for borrowed mon. ................................ withheld information from Con- behavior of imports when Iran markedly In that period. Mortgage Wine endthe pthccomdr*11ct- cut Its production back In 'e agency, an orgjpi.thi sImsrnyforca.lMIiaed ...... big Its position that Iranian Deceñber. The i*d)Coàithlttee of oLt.conaumIng countries, Na Banks liability on acceptances showed February Imports at 9.9 __________________ executed and outstanding............................ Ns _________________________ million barrels a day, upfromn9 Othsriiabijiti., .....................................................14, million in December, the memo IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHE TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL. CII. subordinated notes and said. cwy, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE debentures) (sum of "The subcommittee staff COUNTY, FLORIDA. items 24 thru 29) .....................................1340 CASE NO. 7$4715CA.3S.i found that the DOE deliberately Subordinated notes and IN an: Petition withheld significant In- 55SParS,,$ Adeplien debentures ...................... I formation about a substantial TIMOTHY GALl RoaliTsoN Dr. Carl H. Bendler. of 409 ROBERTSON $ Lakeview Drive, ,Saiiord, a Preferred stock NOTICE OF ACTION a. No, shares outstanding Non ........ practicing physician for the ..(par value) N*is ST IP.PARINTADCPTION Common stock: Legal Notice past 10 years in Lake Mary, TO: FRANCIS HARMON KNAPP a. No. shares authorized 43,335 ADDRESS UNKNOWN died Thursday night at b. Nosharesoutstandlngu,335.............(par value) 1u YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED INTHECIRCUITCOURTOFTIII Seminole Memorial Hospital Surplus ......................................... EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dl. that an action for Adoption has bun flied. You are Undivided profits .............................. following a long illness. He was CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ..... ...... r.qulred to serve a copy of your Riserve COUNTY, FLORIDA 74. for conti ngencies and wr Iflefl defenses, if Any. onJan T CASE NO: M463-CA-13-0 other capital reserves ........................ Dr. Bendler came to Sanford Golden, P.O. lox 2302. SeiWOrd, Nis HARRY WAGNER, in 1901 from Gary, Inc., where Florida 33771 as Attorney for TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL (sumofitemsflthruM) ............. he had practiced medicine for 1,995 Plaintiff, Petition r ln this ad n, . fI$. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND original with the Clerk of the Circuit 40 years. He originally came PRYOB, Okia. (UP!) A district court Jury today found Gene L.rci Hart Innocent 01 murdering three Girl Scouts at A simmer camp nearly tbree years ago. The jury 01 six men and six women returned the verdict at 9:15 a.m. after deliberating about seven hours Thursday and briefly today. Hart 11, was charged with first-degree murder in the June13, 111177, deaths 01 Doris Denise Milner, 10; Michelle Gus., 9, and Lorl Las Farmer, 1. Defines attorney Garvin Iaaacs, waiting for the Jury's decision, bid uptan.d coalldence Hart would be found ooIIt., Ew'isk Ifr.M LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations ....................... Time and savings deposits of Individuals, psrtnershlps& corporations, .......................... Deposits of United States Government ................... Deposits of States and political The Big Oil Supply Con? Hart Not Guilty in Murders I Start - - I 1 (SEAL) Arthur N. Seckwlw.. Jr. _____ Clink 54 Ne Circuit Court By: Eve Crobirse ____ PhdY Clint Pvbiiolu Mar. 3L 316 Apr. 4, 13. 1575 DIN1* ____ -_ Is $ijj $WaJ,, Is and w.uaweu beiwe me this III, Isy of Jenuery, irn ad Ihershyceriwy fist IaMlstaPWec*of wor bank cemmiesienea, WI, iui pvmk PublIsh March 39 gp ____ 0114.114 WIPOROPIASA .Uflaad IsIs St Open Men, a,. Sat. 1A.M.-I - Opsuleudbyfl:ISItISP. - -i•t• ;-• --I- •. 0A % .11 I' ORLANDO DOWNTOWN US N. 'sngs Ave. Open Ties.. WWW tbers& Bat. 9,35 AAW P.M. OpSSMSR. and PrIdeyO:10A.M,4;$ PM. WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17.92 and Lie now Men. 1kv Sate A.M.-9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:314:10 P.M. - �E vening H Smoke sign.. Or The wilde of Mardi. (USPS 4112107 300 N. FRENCH AVE., ________ SANFORDS1 A.277l ______ From pad espedenc, I know that one puff would lead to one carton and here we go again. will th I laid-- --2,ieeks ago,!was rW'Jd-wsy away and dissolved my "True a smoke. I lifted my had heavenward and jith cigarettes. thoi,bi 'Please help me, Lord." To I have always heard that the Lad works In have Inquired of my OuaW17$,5fl($ yoU)75Just bettefbeCaflfUI general welfare since Iqult -uh, hterru*ed, that is- the- th- filthy, costly ha what you pray for, 'cause you may get It. smoking, , deeply grateful for your . ItIeoms that nOaoomierU1Iutt.r,d the simple But there may be some so-called acceptable I developed the want sore throat I have social habits that are equally as addictive as fl!had in myfl allngerthg cold. So smoking, If! thought I had to smokes cigarette at this point, I would -ith, -well, get sick. I mentioned In Ill earlier column that I Maybe I do have the smálng habit halted for suietItuted hard candy for awhile, but how about my addiction to the hard facings large dental bill as the result of my candy? falling out. Over the pest weekend, I didn't pop the candy Reformed smokers assured me I would save balls. I also abstained Monday morning. On a quick enough money for a trip - which I decided would dash home for lunch, I broke out infand surely be to the funny farm. began ihib4rig Like a leaf. My thoughts timed Well, during the pad three months, I have had toward a heart attack. I hurried home, flew In the cravings for J ust one puff - Juet door, raced to kitchen, _ fumbled with the cookie one-that, and no more. jar and crommed three cookies in my month at one Poohl time. It he. 'mon - s ago-u Around THOMAS Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 ear, $3600. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, 120.60; Year, $40.00. :L :hen We Look The Clock 'the Other Way ..4. By DORIS DIUCH ;. As things now stand, black and white Rhodesians will go t' the polls April 20 to elect a majority-rule government. In an effort to dW onstrate that these elections will be both fair and free, the biracial executive council now running Rhodesia has invited official observers mc& ' a ty Tre Ajf Allows Tax Haven NEW ARABIC FAUN NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) -A Libyan supersonic bomber dropped five bombs an a northern Twilan town In apparent retaliation for Twnl's refusal to end Its fivemonth-old war with Uganda, the Tanzanian government said today. Because of the attack, Tanzania said It now considered that Libya had formally entered the 5-monthold war. Unit. a States cropland already are owned by cor- The Mlnori ty Sodium Nitrite aan Sought ft Only gossto prove agalnthathifjgwingthe 'f. Rules payoff on a college educatIon, ft Is Indsedi 4L. n of - - -A WASHINGTON (UP!) - Government food safety regulators have decided to ask Congress for permission to go ahead with plans to gradually ban sodium nitrite, the controversial most preservative, UPI learned today.HEW Secretary Joseph Callfa.io and Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland war. i'lsduIsd 10 mind details of the propoial at a news conference. . L . . . . • . • WASHINGTON In faraway Brazil alcohol and 88 percent gia.ltus. Sims we ted curs powered by pure skl feed or edradlag mathens gas from the Ms. Already, mod of thu cur, Is lao Palo, sow -mica 11INA jj çiiI.j are marksIlpg opu$o in k der vary ic But te appreac seed mere rserck. BeaU's largod dty, rm a the g .."-el a blued of tiao'. and sleoho& hld or41IiUThe,thsyM,eraIstMofms Thu sth fur new seerosa of .kiMl fad " ,e rdmedto i1r.sb." end sl in the AM latin this y, specially 1111111111111101M luthen. 410 MOM hihemetera. _____ Brasilia rLim, are Inking made Yetmege and Pilo that ten a pure Ulm ob*@L Y14 StimpI specks limb' 1-11 , of aiMing hipuMy at IM Isuly aass !-pein by sheet oss.rd of thu ejj4'g Go uloshel will dart riling on thu U.bly lge, pa- 6 of in BeaU's ved many of the coeds)s hijarI*ad - 10 instrument panel package shelf 11.92-galkn fuel ta* 12. O.W rectangular headlamps. 13. Dud bodvdenstres. - S . s536 owl riven, where 14 r b Moft 00" r 11 - POW wthdoryfiiI19,O00miic/19mori vranty by any car mdur. -• I - 14 S fo Cad OL 43 $97 cs- -_- _ r - Social Group Services *u mia xx - Counseling Social Group Transportation Health Related Training and Related All indivIduals ins retardation foster hemi,C retardation group hems, a retardati.a community residential treatment center, era retardation Institution andes' all retarded individuals eighteen (IS) years of as 'if' .d.r. Child Day Care Children of migratory workers. Escort All Medicaid eligible persons ages Ithreugii to In now of socia l services to utIlize ffi Early a nd Periodic Screening Diagnosis and Treatment (IPSOT) program. Health Support Transportation Depsisdsuit Individuals under His age if is years if age receiving fester care .ervicØ NN ON Sod land Icensmk ' HUD CIS Transportation Services Dads HUD Hemem.ksr.Clsero Services Means County Social Service Trenspsriatleis Psens II years II age or sHor who are residents of Dod. County (PHUD)PwbNc Housing and Key West Noosing Aw*svlI Child Day Cars) Public Housing. Legal Services .. CkIoIt• HilIgoffi, DeftOfl.i Jason A. Dorsey, Longwood Alyn. T. Irollisrs. Madison Wade Orson, Orange City Doroøiy H. "°' Sarah Hicks.. Oviedo Lull ftoNnthail, ovWft ,; . r..- .--- Transportation to and from • - , •• N. Ph= 1 3040 . "C111111611111111 In *0 Iroverd county Tills. VU $eniors NvIsttlouial Aid Program or who are attending for the purpose of applying fir -- - -- _•. acceptance lets tee program. -' •-.•-- 1 - Estimated Expenditures for the program year include: Federal Title XX $112.5 million. State $03.2 million Local $5.3 million for total of $201.3 million. a - - The Services program will begin on July 1 1979. Individuals wishing to apply for any of the services offered may do at any local office of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. so Within District VII, the Proposed Comprehensive Annual Services Program Plan is available for public review at the MRS offices: 1200 Central Avenue, Klgimm.e; ao West Robinson Sfreqt, Room 912, Orlando; 120 Live Oak Boulevard, Csseelbsrry; 4101 South Hopkins Street, Tltusvllie; 915 Barton Boulevard, Rockledge; 113 Palm Rod, ttW., Palm Florida. The Plan can bS'r*vlow,d at any time the hours of operation at these locations. Comments will be received duringduring the perIod April 1 through May id, 191g. Public meetings to review the Proposed Plan will be held as follows: April ld, 1979 from 3:0010 5:00 p.m. at the Hsalth and Rehabilitative Services District Office,-400 West Robinson Straet, Room $93, Orlando; and April 19, 19n from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the County Commiaslonir Meeting Room, Merritt Island Court Hous, 2575 North Courtney Parkway, Me'ritt blind. Written comments may be sent to the HRS District Office, ISO WSst Roblnsøn Stress, Orlando, FlorIda 32881 or to the address listed below. To receive a free coy of the Plan, lend your request and rturn Bay, - partmest ii NeaMb aid RebIhiNSative Services T!::me, PisrIdu *301 - er - POVW all toll Ins: 141148845$ .-•• a - - •- The 1919.50 Proposed Comprehensive Annual Services Program Plan includej summary of each standard established for each type of non-medical and medical (other than those certified for Medicaid or Medicare) residential facility for SSI recipients; and the name and address of the standard-setting authority which will respond to requests for Information on standards their enforcement, waivers and the identity of deficient facilifl.s. Thin XX PleasIng am" 132$ Wld aswu Be.Isvsvd - -. lndlvldoaissl Yuri sf alp and .unrand their spouses wi,. have been accepted as psv Title VII Dining Sites $ANFORDMOTOI,CO. • lssmstee dim Union Correctional insttfltI Ike Florida Slats Prison and ft PNrldI Csrredlosol lnsIftutieu for Women. ii "KS boy - All Title XX Funded Services Jarrell, Clay and Teresa, a girl, Jckll Adams Joe ao,annon. Jr. Nancy Carter & baby Franca COlburn John David Jump Josoul%une Kennedy .los.Øs 5. WIlson MWlam 5. WrliI - . All Title XX Funded Service. (except Child Day Care) Vorne,n Butcher Willie E. Williams Clarence R. Wilson Dora Downer, Mary Patrick Nesuis, DSBVy Teresa S. Jarrell Lake Mary Sally Peratta, Like Mary Paul L. Walker, Pekin, Ill. Sanford ess SHad or visually handicapped Individuals Li need if services (excluding services associated with the Talking leak Library) Provided by or through tee Office if Iliad Services, Department if Education. - Case Management Diagnosis and Evaluation Information and Referral ADMISSIONS Liø Mary -•-DISCHARGES ___ Lancaster Youth Development Center, me Alyce D. McPherson Schosi, and tee Flerint Icksel at Okieclubse. Participants if multI.purpess ssrdsr Million sitsa esesi In terwfr. 9 fv ribrai address to; __ ..-. __ . Residents of the Arthur S. Dealer School, thq (except Day Care) 'ec5o oh condior1 W pdc. pios to C SpirL Coro.d enjPoce, rnodsls ,qi*ivseJ aimtocomy IMoNd OW co.dionir odaisd bslwpan Ch I and M atdeihusod born dedev deck by M 31 WIt - A. f thoughts of Iov. All Title XX Funded Services children, one of whom bed surgery on tonsils and adenoids whlle putting tubes ln both ears. Hearing aid repairs and special 9 4-speed transmission. Mie OISSk I.Is. - my Øy, - eme sp'Ing a young man's •1 March 29, 1575 • -.li-- eak,Inthaas.dofagesssOW Inedeb Il BS receil, Is, 5. ihish ii bsnema, 'ilysom soft. aes.ltodmebyedinged BeaU, whets he tiered il plods WV' Io.hprecod isinova ins oday of t r 4111111114 MW With key moo'rIlo __ coIiting ukeeds 11M.11 lit ed M. 4vs pews waft in marginal isIs in per aesrIy two years, we have called fur a .sdvodngs BeaU aver the UaIl.d bsadIdfr -.:: bsui ___ or prom to - 'il. This Is the States far decisive rd. in that the datsesued The to de,skp as fer the cavs ",prom cold king a sew R"readil avilhable fuel tiM cold be rushed h cesy, Patreka, pnks ill thu Brasilia *ibal aer piep in . of preqsdty_to BeaUs dugimad tlpi thus reducing into sfts g2 aiM in the cr y. I it was oMu to "'' uod of pnducsd in rural . A ISa' plod in the . of 1*0 Arab all. But thsCartsr ad- fore. U.S U e,Ies In BeaU Se cooperate didilike. Fit every NIerof alcelSiddMKU Gareia inMri preduc ing N,IN Nun of, I"* latsd Our 11111111111 with the nil pr*. m so 1$ Nun of .s.cslhd "laps" me dWd a day opposed thim Tomes ad l (as Buss in do mm In dsM, Fr-' Cter hasn1Wto sulve . BeaU) miles ddkmin be P it $36 Negr of the sw ems a1. cold be iolladaetp pisdi,t Arabs, 11d blade to Beollia -11.1st.. A l =. t sib '-'s aUrs feel i:uI cud be by usia ad keutsuW to the - Ms.dlng ilii #fr lie du Jmskø the adij dadthe Ii crip - r BeaU. "Wus6 has beau ece akibul with geseIs jmrsst siiI -- hu* 5. Mint. Itself frthe .5 ____we bft pi11ve by dor'q'ig r' d1ii'- '. Be ,&" Mad in Meh hr usdJ. ass. FS5.: Lr -Gsv. Idal Bduu* in The of IN Nib - ad sdag as r'--.:-- it 1.- i so CNS hiPtUIdWBraU'spnadhupa5.p puI*k1l.'disr$dci, Thu Beat ey inthe ate c peuu uuij Iiy rutus ,wi.a sifles which ksd cuedrya gloams a t. corn i tosatpE,1 36 = h" I ida _'heLd p th the esLil srr'e bums. Bead med dli a tsp Be asar ul. 'gained. hes the The ke ge --'-= heuuI88padofIsilJdbysoatyeer dlo*i1fe.hulmaslmeladg j.ad duLepu hums .id $ flj of geisromedh uputo hew a a .5 of the ''s Isis Be lui Is es. is and cuetis IJ-'-'i aspesto Is tow Beul's iljibul fad rAviu 'g Mad of 88 peri od *lo the Nlydtbnd. - p--ff Oft 5 oft bdfts . - Delinquent or Youth in Short.Term Treatment Facilities HOSPITAL NOTES - - Emotionally disturbed or duliMeelit 51 1iI.iInI child ren and youth pieced In slisr sn tnunslv. treatment fedlitles for the purpose of rece iving residentia l troatmsit _ slasdund testers *st N MI standard Is. Mibu CIsask: 1 individual reclining seats 2 Digital clock 3 Landau roof -6a.1/!nut burl instaiment panel overlay 5 Whitewall tires 6 Color.ketd full wheel covers 7 Front and rear bumper guards 8 Trunk carpeting and covered spare tire . GROUP CRITERIA Residential Treatment of Emotionally Disturbed or testing were provided for Others. gsiats .. SERVICE Roadrunners have helped eight - Transportation individual Income eligibility determinations are not required for persons receiving Title XX funded services on the basis of group eligibility. The following is a listing of these certain group eligible services and the corresponding criteria that will be used to determine group membershfp. rind Sanford: - Social Ore" Service. Specia l Servicests Persian with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, I Epilepsy Training and Related Services All persons who request information and referral services; who need services to prevent or remedy neglect, abuse or exploitation (Protective Services); or who request family planning services maybe pro ed these services under Title XX without regard toe giblllty. CBers Set May Break' - Imifionslly Disturbed or Delinquent or Dependent Children in Shari-Term intensive Treatment Facilities *Recipients of Aid for Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), or those persons whoP needs were taken into account in determining the needs of AF DC recipients. individuals or familIes whose gross monthly income does not exceed $750 ($9,000 per ysIr), for a four-member family (adjusted for family size). Recipients of Supplemental Security income (SSI) cannot affort them. Since the 197$ Jamboree, the - Residential Treatment if Persons residing In the State who need any of the listed social services may receive such services under Title XX If they are: - W hospital bills and other treatments when their fanillici Now Concord DL more luxury U S -Owned Firms Sell. But Not To US "In ppell end Mental Hea lth Emergency Service Mental Health Preliminary Serv ice Mental Health Rehabilitation Resteratleum, NahiHiatle, Service Menial Health Residential Service Placement Service for Adults Protective Services Assessment for AIte Protective Services for Children - Day Care for Adults Day Care for Children Diagnosis and Evaluation: Iliad Services Emergency Shelter Service for Children Employment Service Escort Service Family Planning Service Foster Care Service for Chi ldren Health Support Home Delivered Meals Horn. Management Service Homemaker Service HOUSI,g Related Service Information and Referral Legal Service Jamboree. The annual Jamboree Is bold to raise funds to help hard of hearing children with doctor - JACK ANDERSON Case Managementt Services Consumer Education a nd Protection Counseling help out with the October - -, The following social and rehabilitative services will be available on a statewide basis during the program year: CB Radio Club Is making plans for the "May Break" to be held at the Sanford QvIc Center Sunday, May lto raise funds to - as 2. Achieving or maintaining self-sufficiency, Including reduction or prevention of dependency; 3. Preventing or remedying neglect, abuse, or exploitation of children and adults unablfo protect their own interests, or preserving, rehabilitating, or reuniting families; 4. Preventing or reducing inappropriate institutional care by providing for community bss'öd care, home-based car., or other forms of Im intensive care; S. Securing referral or admission for institutional care when other forms of care are not ppropriate, or providing services to individuals in Institutions. appear likely at this this. the on. other coagu-".-i are - up eight dency; u (' aps-'l'ess.. .a .si41 4om. ebpsl'i." ___ 1. Achieving or maintaining economic self-support to prevent, reduce, or eliminate dipOti. exceed $609 ($1,305 per year) for a four.member tinily (adjusted for f3miiy size). (Cestilied From Page Ml propoesi will receive much holding up the legislation pO,t away with the scheduling for because the canal would have "The Cross-State Barge been built In their districts, &shffltIes - a c,-ten amount for loss of a finger etc -and go Canal Is making Its presence A lot of sunset legislation Is to a wage-Ion concept. felt subs," Son. Vogt sild. He up for review, he said. Sunset Organized labor seems said during hearings on laws call for the elimination of agreeable to the wage-loss Proposed legislation to "elm- certain agencies this year. "Ua concept, he add, pointing Out busse commtles for money It group is politically strong spent acquiring land for the enough no one Is going to do Florida workman's compensation rates defunct canal, Congreennan anything with their regulatory In the nation. (kie of the effects Bill C____ happell, D'Ocala, urged boards," Vogt said. of the now legislation will beto such legislation nottobepassed change the way by which at- at this thne. Vogl said Chappell pointed torneys are compensated by requiring their fees to be paid 01* although the u.s. senate has voted to "'suthenize" the entirely by Us. ________ Of on governor's proposal to canal and 13 of Florida's 15 41101111111111111111110 aua1 motor viici, coresemin have voted "ó- MARRAKESH, Morocco (UP!) -The shah of Iran and I" family left Morocco today an route for the Bahama I4anda, the Morrocan government announced. Sties Mo)nmed Reza Paislavi, who has been In Morocco sInce Jan. 33 left the country on a special airplane with his wife and four children. The State of Florida has been allocated $112.8 million In federal funds for social services under Title XX of the Social Security Act. The purpose of th is program is to provide social and rehabilitative services related to the following five goals: lndividualsof families requesting legal services andwhosegross monthly Income does not ...Vogt_ ______Predicts Shah Heads To Bahamas graduates might well keep In mind as they prepare for their professional futures, par. ticularly those most In demend They, according to the College Placement Council, are the engineers. Engineering openings account for 61 percent of all bachelor's degree Job offers to date and are up some 40 over lad year. Starting salaries for the very top of the line - petroleum engineer, - average $1,788 a __ _ m o& Neat come chemical engineers at $1,633. At the other end of the employment upportimity scale are the graduates In social ___ den esandhwnanftle.. Oftersaredown some, perce* from lad year, which wasn't so hut Itself, and average sta money Is$v11amouth Remember the killer bees? porations based here. Moreover, local officials any the investors come not only from Munich, By DICK WEST These were the ferocious hytsids, an ac golf clubs, adseon catcher's mitts and ___ ddes'tal croes bet*een bad4eunpered African Madrid and Milan but also from Denver, Detroit WASHINGTON (UPI) The Washington Pod such. and domestic Brazilian bees, that were bibig added % federal antI-dlacimInMlcn laws the and Dallas. Neverthelses, hft.haii&s dill are obliged to their way north, attacking everything In their, theother day and found that minorities now out- use many facilMn designed for the convenklace Under terms of the tax treaty path from people to livestock to motor vehicles. of the r1giit.b-id,d majority. Netherlands Antilles' exceptionally generous tax number the majority, ey were supposed to reach Texas by 1*. All told, It turned Th dIfferent The Ringlet Caucus Formed laws, here are some of the financial advantages ___ They are. Big according to a lite report c1cat1ons of minorities vElously based on Interest of the minority of Americans who have from Br dill en joyed by a Curacao-based Investor In United , il, minter, az they are no longer a threat. Dr. race, service, physical naturally curly hair. HeInth Wiese of the Brazilian ederatlon of but denied to an American handicaps, age, religion arid tcity. farm No other group Is more In danger Apicultimids Informs t the killer has sucof losing its Inped together, these categories encompass Identity. With the steady improvimsig of per, cumbed to rnwce. EMh"Jc mati ng with - There Is no capital gains Imposed by the well more than half the population. government here, while the tax treaty allows perhaps exp1s'ii the r*d growth of the caucus mamient wave potions, even people with hair so Brazilian bees has Waded Its ding and trans straight It locks Ironed on can be given a natural formed ft Into an industrious honey producer. avoidance of the same tax In the United States system in even though profits from trading agricultural Some congressmen organize themselves along lOOkifl5 frhi. The caucus Is expected to press for legieI4loii _ land can be subutsi*lil. ((The price Of farmland racial, or ethnic lines (the Black Caucus, Can ft be that TV violenceisn't violent enough? &ing five years In the mid- Hlapmlc Caucus, the Irish Caucus, etc.). reWrki that artifi cial curls he dearly labeled , nadudydonefortheU.&Conlanncec4 1V7.) Others are regional cuMin, most notably the Mayors, two researchers say much of the - When an investor dies, the United States Sunbelt Caucus and the Frod Belt Caucus. The Mimg Bean Caucus Q'sdsd to protect violence we I.. on IV Is "bloodless" and estate tax liability Is entirely avoided because stiu others are oriented by mutual political the rights of people who r4 u*Irsiy on mww therefor, gives the Impression that ft's hatthe land Is held hi the name of an offshore cot- phlloiophy, demographical consklir' and beans but have trouble thdag such dishes In rs. miess. POntlOn. In addition, the Nethen1an Antilles even product, affinity. stasrants. • As reported In Hisnan Behavior magesin., hnpo. neither an estate tax nor an Ishenitance You mnlgM think these groupings pretty well The caucus has thrown its support behind a Patricia BesuHess lggf" and Maria Wilson Ray flIIIWIaI holdings of non-residents. cover the spectrum of special hg.n.ds hi mtore tax on the pub&.d5gpacs watched 7$ hours of pikes time IV progrenng The Netherlands Antilles tax on ailflUSl America, hut that would be a "conception on serve federally "pitted meat mod ha,e at and recorded the appearance of weapons on an crpi transactions Is yom part. The dtVir.lti of American socisty Is least on. m been h on theIr ". avag, of rikis times per hour. only abOut 3 percent, compared with 36 perce nt such that a variety of other caucuses are needed. The Quicksand Caucua But$4 percent of the sheta Bred from handguns An Informal or more In the United States. They Include: ce 1 on of lions maker. who rip not di.. nilured and when they did hit someone, they 1y more than milesnorth of bere, The S1nril Caucus -Open to all kIM t,lcta WhOm Imd Neilisi wq 88 par cu* or more didn't sesso to hurt "'uch at an office In midtown M'tt'i's Rockefeller lawgivers, its main purpose Is to hw111111111191111 eial, -W weapons being used so freaent1y and so. cad Netherlands Antilles Economic ogMmlty forindivkimls wI hidfIly Caucus meets once a "pith for diacus of casually - and yet hurting so few monk. - the ter11regularly responds to railusets from operat. from the Pod skin. 111111111111011 mutual prulems ant to explor, ways of hlp ressuwhers believe we may actually se. a 1 o. information DiscrimInation igalod soid*ws already hes co"etJtiumts tod *do federal for developing Plater acce$a.cs of real-We vLts. wi, tax benefits. . sheA dropped markedly. They now hay, separate but g"wi as a naturai resource. Wall. maybe they have a polL the burglars are believed to according to police. Conway, 34, 5082 Lake Howell have entered the house by a Ci TAKEN Road, Winter Park, sometime bedroom window. Guy W. Hill, 4$, of 3w Thursday, according to RAPE Swedgum Way, TheSprings, deputies. A 20.year..old Sanford woman reported someone took a Value of the beer and reported she was raped by a citizens band radio and a radar 088attes was placed at $150, man at knifepoint early detector, valued collectively at Thursday, according to $250, from his locked 197$ Ford acning to deputies. Entry to the home Is believed deputies. while It was parked In his to have been made through a The woman reported she had driveway Wednesday, scbedroom window, addedthe been sleeping in the bedroom of cording to deputies. deputies. TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) -v Minions of Iranians today responded to Ayataollah Ruhollah Khomeini's call not to be "lazy" and voted In a referendum almost certain to turn Iran Into an Islamic republic. Election officials said they expected 18 million - inAnd of the originally predicted 12 million -of34million Iranians to vote In the single-Issue election. The in bite Is something this year's college 05BilliOn and took about $4,000 In jewels. raped her according deputies, me thieves entered the home Thethlefenteredthehomeby to The man deputies. of Hubert M. Blair, 59, 1201 climbing through the den JACK, CAR END TAKEN Roxboro Longwood, window, according to deputies. MlctsaelMcDonald, 39,of 1q04 through aDrive, bedroom window, Another break-In at roughly Poimettia lane, nal south according to deputies. Pry the some time resulted In the Seminole County, reported fl were reportedly found theft of about $1,000 In jewelry som took 5 jaCk from the home of Nancy L rear end of a 1113 Corvette from around the window frame, said Schultz, 35, of 1302 Windsor, his carport sometime between deputies. Ave., Longwood, said deputies. Tuesday and Thursday, ac- BEER, CASSETTES A window was also the point cording to shiriff's deputies. A six-pack of beer and 150 Of entry for that thief, atThe Jack and or end are cassette tapes were taken from cording to deputies. This time valued collectively at $300, the home of Charlotte M. Iranians Go To Polls That could mean that the tax people think we are becoming more honed. Or, much more likely, that the returns have gotten so cornplicated that they can't handle as many. James L Wilmoth, 33, of 2100 Howell Branch, Plantation Apartments, reported someone took a 1978 Yamaha, valued at $1,300 from the parking lot of the apartment complex, cording to deputies. SELVER YWLEN Isabelle B. Parker, 51, of 3X Thieves took silverware Malt Ave., Knoliwood, rural her home on the ust side of valued at $500, In a house Seminole County, reported town early Thursday Mse burglary late Wednesday from someone entered her house late was awakened by a man a Longwood home, according to Wednesday or early Thursday wielding a Mxnch knife MOSCOW (UP!) - The Soviet Union says "Indiscriminate contacts" with Soviet citizens by American diplomats led to an Incident In which a Russian exploded a bomb dropped to his body after. vain bid to obtain U.S. visa. The gover-uwsig newspaper Izvestia Thursday Identified the dead man as Yuri Vlasenko, 29, and said he had spent time In a mental hospital and had threatened to commit suicide on several occasions. The Internal Revenue Service will be auditing 43,000 fewer returus than lad year, 2.11 _____ percent of total returns as compared with 1977's 2.11 CYCLE STOLEN -U. Soviets Identify Bomber . PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL SERVICES PROGRAM PLAN Ju 1, we. June 30, "SO In County By MAX EREflIETIAN Herald Staff Writer Jewelry thieves were active In Seminole County overnight. In two separate house burglaries, thieves netted over $5,000 hi Jewels, according to Seminole County sheriff's Fight; Attacks Tanzania Here's an early encouraging word -for some of us - on this year's federal income tax tax . Libya Enters Uganda STATLOUWJIDA ....• DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES Reported s* the letter that come with Fewer Audits .9 Whew ________________________________________________ URRY'S..WORLD 'IN BRIEF a did I prayer and stated If I broke the chain and didn't mail 36 codes to frleide within X amber of days I would be doomed to bad luck? I received the some form letter about 11 years when poutage was five cents. A buck and all the ahgo swua bit much then, jiMuUreebucka and all Is today. Sorry to break the chain, but since I'm on such good terms with the Lord, will have to take care of pally. Bg I'm really not too much concerned about It. I nUM P°P a condy ball, but I doubt It will drive me to smoke. . . HRLD-- w. It' s that letter. Where too& Pj on qi' Wb" I27 VIEWPOINT fectively denounced as such by the returning observers. If, conversely, the electoral process is an Netherlamida Antilles (NEA) 1briest one and if It produces a government - The "stiictiy confidential meniorandwn" reflect ing the will of a majority of Rhodesians, prepared by this city's largest bank candidly weuld not Washington and London welcome this koclaIms that "foreigners can avail themselves and publicly acknowledge It as well? of a summy Investment climate" here while ' "The tragic truth Is Washington and London buying real estate in the United States Another bank's literature touts the "special earnestly want to avoid acknowledging any such tax provisions anci the various tax treaties" that lung. And because there is every reason to believe have led to the establithment of "quite a large that the April 20 balloting will be as fair as any number of offshore investment, holding, _____ ________ ___________ _________ mducted in the United States or Britain, the ('(,' thandal, royalty and real estate corporM1" Arter administration and Britain's Labor party Despite growing concern In the United States government plan to keep their observers at home. about the impact of foreign Investment in Its • British and American policymakers reject the agricultural 110, Netherlands Antilles have ('egitimacy of the April 20 election, not beca use the established a booming tax haven that enables ' purchasers of American farmland to evade g won't be fair, but because it will produce a virtually , their six- and seven-figure government opposed by the Marxist forces of tru . I exiled guerrilla leaders Robert Mugabe and Joshua this Island of Curacao, the financial and _ Thus us the war will continue. And for those political capital of the Netherlands Antilles, one bank even publishes a newsletter, called 7~ hadn't noticed, ending the war long, ago "Tax Haven Review," that analyzes Internal 4eraeded the dream of majority rule as the Revenue Service rulings affecting "offshore overriding objective of Anglo-American policy. corporations' Involved In large real estate us do the United States and Britain maintain operations. mIc and political sanctions against RhodesIa of an obscure l5 tax treaty L &. W ! _ te the fact that white minority rule - the the United States and the Netherlands original justification for sanctions - Is rapidly Antilles, these Islands at the southern edge of coming to an end. Moreover, the public statements Caribbean now rival such traditional LIGHTER SIDE havens as the BAhAn% Cayinan Islands and & Secretary of State CyrusR. Vance and Britain's liar consideration. I o Now, I kn ANGLE.WALTERS hatid; If the elections are a sham, they could be ef- I ÜUPli k- *b the United States and Britain. Inasmuch as Anglo-American policy toward Rhodesia is intended, so we are told, to promote majority rule 'via the democratic process, one might expect London and Washington to welcome the opportunity to observe these elections at first that sanctions wl be maintained until the war ends *i negotiated settlement acceptable to Mugabe WA Nkomo. ? There might be some justification for this ftcy if there were real hope that Mugabe and tomo would agree to join with other Rhodesian leaders in submitting their political ambitions to the electoral will of the people. Unfortunately, and pw1thstanding the State Department's coy Ev*slons on the subject, there isn't any discernible e that Nkomo and Mugabe are anything Wm a an would-be despots determined to seize power through the barrel of a gun. Washington and Lo London can hope, or pretend, otherwise, but it won't change the facts. In truth, the Rhodesians have no choice but to cied with an orderly transition to majority rule Whin a parliamentary framework that will guarantee basic civil and political rights for blacks as whites. With or without official American am British observers, the April 20 elections will be a milestone on the road to that worthy objective. 14J How long- the new government can resist from the guerrillas and their Soviet and fttgleg will depend in large part on whether 4er1can and British policy can be returned to Its mu goal of promoting majority rule. The deplorable Anglo-America refusal to send rvers to monitor the" April 20 voting' Is aging evidence th at no such change is even ?w saturated regular readers who Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months ,$18.50; I A craving sugar since it had boom 10 " with It" I øth, now, I have heard It all. Why do these things happen to me? for r'iSay,Mrnit, am, sante's, ri. I TS A MAnk ImlllIaaluII.1..p TLi1. I-YV.0--J-W.Uy..J4IVrL--. ____ tkt Blue" asaodafton Friday, March 30, 1919-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher The iliikli1subsided and I was fine. .-. - . I.. �A-Ev.nln Hsrald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Marc$is, im COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 4 ADVENTIST CHURCH Cern.,tffi$tIm j.csas Satwrdav s.,,ec.s SSclesI Wnispkcvics Wednesday NIM Pest., :: Prayer Service .. t 11:11Cm. Asuic. Pails, 9:116110.m. Mi.viWIflW, Services w$* I'4111$ hr all am PiIIs,siWp CaiNe IMules services . THE HOPE00F-OWCOMMUNITY UMYP Prayiclirv. 1:1Sp., svodev 4:10p.m. The - M.rn.egw.nIiIp Church... 0:35Cm. :, 5:51a.m. 11:05a.m. 100p.m. P4 Worswo 1venffi Set viCi - 30 A 11 a.m. 9:411 5:0 Merm"Wersup Sonday ticon I UMVP OUR NATION I 10th Anniversary Sunday NEW BETHEL AMI csuacs Baptist main Strert-caft"',City k J B Moral" WorWp Congregational flAipiø, Rev. 1400 W. Pain ê:lSp.m. '.n,claImi Wed. Pray,rMist Nursery P'vvidid Minister lay klssi i$:41::rn. Surroundings count :1S::rn. Wed. Service 7:35p.m. a. MSrMPIW.nvip FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OPLO$QWOOD a. a. MyrilsL.Ni$Il Z.i,Ne L$s.m Swidaykisil PISIIS 3354411 Har.IIG.SIIdSII 5:41im. Wed. Prayetlervlcs Minister Ys.mMustIs 5:30p.m. Grandmother could never answer all my questions. She would just smile and tell me, "Jesus Christ was horn in a stable and He was the Savior of all mankind. ': 1:00 P.M. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH l$II West First Stiesl it!"I Poster ics jBirfaiNg Service Wednesday Service i)N:.rn. 1138pm. 1-31P.M. ool . Sunday Monday H Corinthians II Timothy 5:1-21 2:1-26 S'!JI" WsnalpServic, 11:05a.m. Prover ~MeWed. ?:np.m. Tuesday Titus 2:1-15 not where Friday Revelation 20:1-15 LAKE MAST BAPTIST MISSION 1*4 Lakeview. Lake Isv. JImHu.s Swulay$cR,el Worship Service 1:10p.m. Wed. Prayer S.rv. 7:30p.m. urseryPrevldod LONOWOOD •yki555 W1tlay Isalirnasy Malhe RISIISS isis isiiy ai Pails, :::: 11:10a.m. 7:10p.m. ls5p,m. . i . . I 4 kalayldusol . . "" . .' PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 26M Powoft Ave. . I 4 ' ..YIssPsspIs 7:100 m Sliloisaly 7:10.rn I. rruuyterian COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ev15 . ,A . . :05a m : RAVENNA PARK Wednesday Bible Class sAPflSt CIOURCIS . . _ ... . . 7t$p.m. . t. Church Of God Catholic CHURCH OF GOD AM. Postsr Family Nlit Service V.P.'. Wed. lam., 10:10&Usa C.sIssiIsiI. Be. 1-514., p.m. ., . .4'. -. - ,J.: , as, ChoIIRSIPISOS $l $RIlra. SWAIW Camino" _1116119 Welty 4110P.M. 111AIL Wkere tkere is love 1131P.m. Thuridey, NiuMServics 1:30pm Par Transportation Plies *414151st fl$-1141 C 5:55a.m. SctcR,,s ' "'- - Wet CROW Pradllcs 11:05a.m. "oft 1:05p.m. UPPEIIVyuIACNua CH sir OaB1U0sls ad. _ a., 10:00a.m. SaBleS Worship so slid NNW P Pr*Oft 71811941. .nj CELERYCITY PRIN (NO CO., INC. . Sooday, School . , ' • . . . ---1" • -. 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Whir, is on lovIng GM of aWaclw7 ANSWER: I realize that when you're sick you think yosall now gut well. When your horns Is braking up, you think you will um have .ars $d. 19 I Scheduled _g . a" rd ftl u.S.a 1.wv.vs 'p' :_ a ..11 wig lIi&1 -- . _uI Iv14 lUch'd his wrong, it seems' Mb, astg w1flovsrgdrI4.IMI watts ua you l God Is present, forth His hand to rnst yaw aeetkjatesHs did Love Fast • be'AI .asttessi lessessils Mall. Utr IWO ,..• •. .. , Leowas CRw. 4,lal. Or.. Cuiui ~Nnoterd UNIN "Ow^ 1110 S. Orloaft Or. LOW*@ Chwob of Pp so MML seft" ____ • SoiN ow or M azy. . S$SYTIIIAN Srisls,lsIas IllS Mory Veiled • tislill 1051,1 SillS Cull Suain!i-ri iVol deu,NI00IsIS Si Me.ISa 1s : C1111WO d Be", L Ni~ P. 91 06 3M L 0106 Mr. W. mom a It dh MS fter Ube G& WMsrROP= t,. PrsaBqa.las - lNeW.MalL i CRIPIR, _7_T91!1ISe SI.. I_itt_- - 1 jI*hiIMul. II!! Se d4alleftilL •,, , • áve&sJi md's $ (Levi) v the pr by tea WkI1Md We ar , (W tar the L fi. Job led his childw his ds'i di9915Ms. + + ma Is the SIMs 'omod Js piseistu wa' low from *á doom with ave. WAR Edith Deen. Reprinted by permission of Harper & Row.) may be two different things," McGuire. said Crossley, "they come to Music groups and singers • . receive God's blessing, but scheduled for Saturday are One Truth, Pat Terry Group, and Barry McGuire. Jesus '79 will conclude with a talk by Bob what they really need Is to find a relationship with God." The four nights and three days of worship, music and teaching began with music by the "Living Sound," Larnelle Harris, and Doug Oldham and a talk on "Building Relationships" by Calvary pastor Roy Harthern. The open air arena was packed with Christians of all ages and denominations who Memorial March .• - . . .._.. Wilsarn •4 U U P.3Y. QUESTION: My homi is sick aid breshisg. The on I live Is lift wlislvheisIn" USI$,bP his V. Sd. of mob Novo W13 is yMkes, ad heve Mews which hart es. Is there W end, Si ___ t a.s SM.. Ills MOM t*E.X.l Ills Mi... Veil.1103*. "Wisdom from Where Is The Loving God? . -Oda. ... (From Women In the Bible" by Edith Deen. Copyright (c) 1078 by - - Me"" Leiteran CRW . . Richard Roberta (left) and special guest singer and writer Mel Torme (right) join In a duet on Oral Roberts Easter special titled "Daybreak," which may be seen locally on Tuesday, April 10, at 10 p.m. over WFTV Ch. 9. + . . weeps% out" AINI. PasSe *.J.,u I1LUI1. It. NW. OS PIs NANS _____ . AA4L Dell an 6 INS. t-- .t.. U PillS lIsi, Ca __ __ 3•la c.W. Di., 1*1 S. Malasli. Ave., Saslerd ousads cua. Si. ssrys. 410 SRIIUSId ClAfla*seSi i II.. Pors N. 05s,&sOS O.C.Aq I1 EPISCOPAL . - Eire" VON NAft" Citol Airw V%* Solai. TliCR*dIloplMLMlltIMt31iL$usAuS. comm" boom s $M*_I.-eeI se IlulU CluraB, 715 £ 5 liNe II IUN_a., L(U CRurdu. 051. Mass SI. LØ$$ Pi 10.. sasisrI NSI flh55flS$ __ . • -_____ AONOW CkV9% 10". OIL Parne Cow Piro WAWA" awo 40 evieft SedOS Pr104411• 1105$. 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It h1°'' • (NEXT: Faithfulness) a Novena Service _ SO. SkphwLeissia. iwdu.4$huOSWsilis$4.l_liii ClIorch of Ckist, Longwood choreb so ClIfist. W. IM St. Nerilsils dcci CirIst, Pla. Nause Or.. Malilsel __ - Cs*sI SaSIed Clirdu. $715 • 5•. LaiN L550r5sCRsrdu. CPIV?CR of CIwIst. Genava . Rosilind Beck, harpist with the_Flor1dony Psn' 1ton, violinist, will a ,and the Aide Row,, soprano, and Harold Krone. Baritone will be i0r will be the organist and Jim ThWbs two sInjlyservicu,00eat $a .m.esdo fls at7: $ p.m. F.P. GeIrti4 C.M. will be cen&tlng the Novesa 8.,. vIm. ''" and Employes Ift night with a crowd of 20,000, many of whom were camping out In tents and recreational vehicles on the 172-acre site Mumford, dynamic speaker near Disney World. Attendance and author, and the serving of Is expected to swell to more communion. than 30,000 for today and Saturday, including many church groups and families from Seminole County. This was the biggest opening night attendance In the fourThe Just Us Club and year history of the religious sat on blankets or folding chairs Friendship and Union are in. In the chilly night air. festival sponsored by Calvary viting all Interested individuals Six large circus type tents and organized groups to join in Assembly, Winter Part, achave been erected for teaching a Memorial Candlelight March cording to officials, who have put In year's preparation for sessions during the day in- in memory of the late Dr. cluding one for children. George H. Starke and Mother the event. Speakers from past years back Ruby Wilson, founder of the "In the past," said George totnchaa1n this year Include Good Samaritan. Ib3me. Crossley, publicity coordinator, 60 per of those attending tarry romczaa, Alex Uat- The march wIll take place within tenburg, Rennie Scott, Jamie Easter Sunday night, April 15 have f Buckingham, Roy and Pauline beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the gate, but this year it is truly a Harthern, C. J. Mahaney, Chamber of Commerce and ilational event." "What people want when the Winkle Pratney, Benny Hints, ending with a program at the come here and what they need Peter Lord and Donny Duron. Sanford civic center. Those Elisabeth Elliot, author and participating will carry white 1o?Iller1Tonary, was the candles. Friday morning arena speaker, Rev. T.E. Galnous of Orlando while popular speaker and will be the speaker and music author Ann Kinnel will speak will be provided by a lçqi I LI...I. 4' Sw&y at the 10 am. servke. A q)ynq Novima ___ ____ Service win be held at All Souls Catholic Apil Id and d_osiq flIV,Thb ES ',." SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA. CHURCH DIRECTORY New Ald. Ewe DOW Cbwvk IM Pow Ave. Is000da Poo ftoot Cbwlk "Q W. 3" St. P4a. klei C'0L 1101*. PW$* SWISS, Saelsrd • == .. Love to Mary of Bethany was not just a part of her existence; It was the very breath of her Herald Correspoadest Jesus In opened Wednesday - . Love Mary was assured In her heart that Jesus would valiantly go forward to suffer because he who was born In the image of God believed all things (even that death could be overcome), hoped for all things (even eternal life) and was willing to endure all things (even death on the cross.) By MELENDA EDMISTON Ray. and Mrs. CyrusDswssy, United Motliotlist "IWi'sID&UU, wWprwlI the Famllng program at Or&uT1Im1ty United Mothodid church of Cmdberry. The program will follow a $ p.m. covered dish stopw.Rev.Downy . 400 r • 110111 CRurci . SillIly 11110. Neil Lusu wsal New .. SENKARIK GLASS &PAINTCO.,INC. Jerry&!U'uikarjk and Employes A Gift Of Jesus'79 -The Biggest Yet p Dawsevs To Speak WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson . .. $ .. PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE DownT7i Sanford Don Knight & Staff '' - - WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and S.tff . RISLE CENTER - BOOK--- do you trouble the woman? For she has done a beautiful thing to me. For you always have the poor with you, but you will not always hav, me.. .Truly, I say to fjj *l Il i& In'the whofi *orld, pr whaliIs' has done will be told in memory of her." Mary of Bethany had a close fellowship with Jesus. He had revealed himself to her In his tolls, conflicts and suffering. Choir Sinos Requiem STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff L.D.PLANTEI INC. Oviedo, Florida HARRELLI BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff . I J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff -- S .DEKLE5 GULF SERVICE Mel DekliandEmployes - ... ..- . the poor!" they complained. But Jesus said tothem: "Why POSSMITURIM CHAPEL 9:41a.m. The PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY L B R of Sanford . . THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY' Insurance "Why this waste? For this ointment might have been sold for a large sum, and given to Who he was and where his material cost of the jar of pure power came from was a nard. (It cost about $60 then, far mystery to many, but not to more now.) Mary of Bethany. When he On the other hand, Judas raised her brother Lazarus Iscariot, one of the 12 apostles, from the tomb, she had the went before the chief priests to spiritual discernment to un- betray Jesus. He received from derstand his love of others In them 30 pieces of silver, about action. And she gave Jesus one-third the worth of Mary's back the same kind of love in gift. this lad opportunity to serve These coins became a curse him. to Judas, who died a selfHer action Is annointing Inflicted death; the money Ist Mi days before Passover Mary had spent on the costly Welt betond that moment of ointment became a blessing to time into eternity. It esem- her memory. plifled the meaning of true Jude's act represented giving and enabled others to see hate and a misplaced power In that unselfish love Is eternal. action. It brought good to no one She was willing to prove her only death because he could love, no matter what the not live with himself afterward. CHRIST UNITED Twhar Doi",lodgaid liftlen Wudihlulsy MSrW Prayer Grow FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200W.FirstSt. 3000 S. . flw r. . Mrs. Ruth Mullins of DeLand, author of the bock "Flowers and Symbols of the Quidlan Year," will Interpret the 23rd Psalm through flower arrangements Tuesday at the Holy Cro Episcopal Church, Park Avenue, Sanford. Coffee will be served at 9:30 am. and the program will begin at 10. There is no chw to the ublic or Cii. community spnso By EDITH DEEN (Sixth of eight parts) Bethany: 1:55a.m. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTICNAT,ONAL BANK Fin. HowardH.HodgesandStaff . 5 rzaim In Flowers 91211s.m 10:05a.m. wa1lsrvics aslPreysi 1:34p.m. ., 'Mlalslsr IIMp Two"so Wodow" liveoplishe Service ____ Wllbw 1w-- url a.. 11TRUN CHURCH OF GOWO 5308m IlI0C.mi liv. a.P. Stevenr Swudsy Clurdu kisel Methodist , . SwidsyScieel __ arygol, TNILAKIMA*YUNITUD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - OUNLADVOP _ 5:414.m. CSsrcB I:2SllI:05s.m. Wsmalilalaacirlsnealct.ss . 1:30p.m. 27W Rideevised Ave. Me"PWNIS 33111 a Nor a"" 1 oomas Th.DeBaryUnitedMdhodWomenwIll Inestat 1:30 P.M., April 3, In the church social hail. The Easter program Will be devotions by *ft Sargent. Ruth hostesses at -W Prn$TPusSvTssIANcssuacss ik Sasdayldussi Woflisplervlcos ____ TNUIOSA$YCHAPEL ,,,. KISdoWNee4,uiIRGraft ... 03 C. O. Harris W. 32"d life" Poster Swiday ScCs.I 1:51a.m. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH __________ lS'Na.m ST.L1001111% LU"wn" MIII CH 4:11pm. lsNp.. In Wks poom . .'1• caurdu r'.Jaiup - Women To Meet 10:11a Rev. ROO 1. Loom Wei*ip l0:Na.m. 7:30p.m. Tuesday "The Gahhlean," a color film on the life of Qirhat, will be shown at the Longwood Church of the Nazarene, Sunday, at 6 P.M. Filmed entirely In Israel the movie features music written ", John , publlcto attend. . Ivalne Service Ladles Sills Class. Mary Of Jaw cbrw J IM1rYSt.%, Sl , - 5' Ga . j . Women Who Knew Jesus itC 'jaiiiean lilean .. CHUOCHOPCNIIST PariAveaus Nw 144061 10:05a.m. 10:30a.m. . .. .5 D flurida7 SvSil.i HT ' "A Sports Odyuey",a4oinlnute color film, will be shown Saturday at First Baptist (Thirds, DeI.and, at 7:30 p.m. The free .wlw Is ored by the Seminole Bathif Aodatlon The award whviIr film takes you Inside the action world of st,ihi ufrilni, hang alhllna wat er skilni, se)osi ing and motorcycling and Includes testimonies of champion spoirtommon the love of God and fulfillment they have found th . d 1:05p.m. Th!IDIR .d TI5LNV Nov. 111mor A.Swafter I~ Swidoy .ei :ts a... . . Joan Madison definitely coming," says Fr. Albers and constructed by church, and all the facilities at Caverly, adding that the area is beautiful shell is "very Walker-Condev. The stained SMM will continue to be at the a "natural for the formation of rare. .very hard to get," says glass windows were executed disposal of the people who at- a community around the the pastor, who confides that he by White Studios of Canton, tend the satellite." church." "searched and searched" until Ohio. _-_ Topefty, goolitill LUTHERAN CHURCH OF . - aL Churchi. ass ,, .,,r,s, 1NSSS a.lMamiia SoulaldIviaBi,. '" Herald photo by Rev. Pat Caverly In new satellite church 4:10.rn. CNVOCN OP SANPOan Paslsr uyS5 1:30p.m. WIRI •. 7:30pm. 11:05a.m. .1 .. '' Spor ts man PENTECOSTAL II:SOZR. WiriMp Is,. Ssisrtaun.s , . . weii. Blue Study . I a ;:sp.m. comoveren WT M?NITV IVANSILICAS. CONS*HAT100SAI. ' 5 ' lseswui Congregational Nr V neral scientific interest and public concern Be Will be a radio giast of Gene Burns on WKIS Thursday from 7.11 p.m. &W will speak at the South Seminole Church of ist, 5410 Lake Howell Road, Tanglewood, on Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The programs are open to the public. D • Cam WAWA" 6. of 10:058m. 10:05a.m. £vang.&aI '% S •• _____ John Clayton, Laternatlonally known scientist, will be In the oftmb area April se to give a series lectures on the esiatesce of God, evolution, UFO'a and other matters of CHURCH OF LONGWOOD . 7:05pm. Preys, Service ____ k 0i5.l ' . Tell. M.UU 4:05p.m. Cbwth P ., ' . eowvwd Vow Sit so so V PISSTBAPTIS,csuacH Car. CiurcI Ave. £ Grail 1$. (INmate) liv. James W. Nammsct ,,'% • $INTI$T.DILTONA ov. .. . PIN$TCsupc*sopp$ 7:05p.m. IvøgilIil Service 7:05p.m. MI4.WS*SIrYICSIWIt) Nursery Provided tsr all Services HOLY COOS' . - Cnristian Science 5:lSsm. SVMSIISW.rIMP - . Jr John CIaPA4ofl To Speak 1' .wpm. Episcopal Saturday Revelation 22:1-21 . 11:05a.m. _____ there is love. - Wednesday Thursday I John Revelation 5:1-21 1:1-20 OP ThE NAZAISNI mks= . I understand now. Surroundings do not count at all And love is found in church. SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 131 Airport give. pm" M-"" Old TrvlRs for a New O.y . Pun asuaca I105tm. . .. W$iu05Ave. . NURSERY PROVIDED ... asrsIwp . lowly I t! ':;: 1:35p.m. tvl*IaWsrsiilp 'T' My grandmother told me this. But for the longest time I did not understand what she meant. I thought people were a product of their environment. I thought people grew according to their circumstances: business people became merchants; religious people became clergymen; concerned people became firemen and nurses. Now and again, I still pass slums; children playing in filth y alleys and on broken sidewalks. And I remember my questions. Where do the children of alleys sleep? How are t hey warmed? And how do they grow in surroundings that strangle clean air, comfort and beauty? ByJOAN MADISON he found It. The baptistry area Although the satellite concept Magnificent stained glass Herald Correspondent Is new to this area, It Is being windows, designed by the also has a stained glass wlndàw The first Mass at the Church used In many parts of the world pastor, are an outstanding depicting Christ's baptism at of the Annunciation, located on and the United States. A feature of the church. The 400. the Jordan with the Sprint of five acres on Montgomery Road shortage of priests and a desire square-foot window in the God descending In the form of a in Altamonte Springs, will be to cut administrative costs are sanctuary was inspired by dove. celebrated at 5 p.m. Saturday, cited as factors for using this chelangelo's creation paintThere Is a also a Little chapel followed by Masses at 9 and 11 concept. Ing in the Sistine chapel. Whit with a stained glass presen• a.m. on Sunday. The new church has a seating dominant colors of blue and tation of the Holy Family, a The boundaries of the new capacity of 550, with an ad. church, which Is a satellite of ditlonal 200 movable chains, green, it transcends the period nursery for children, infrom the first creation, with the struction rooms overlooking an St. Mary Magdalen, are SR436 Although SMM, the founding finger of God touching the enclosed patio, brides, altar boy to the South; Orange-SemInole church has a seating capacity finger of man, to the beginning and choir rooms, and the county line to the West; Wekiva of 1,800, there has been standing of the New Testament. sacristry. There are kitchen River-Lake Mary Boulevard to room only at many of the seven facilities and an area that can the North; and Interstate 4 to masses. "It's a well known fact "The Rose window which be closed off to make a social the East. that the very rapid develop- faces East depicts the halt. sacramental life of the chur. "The concept of a satellite Is ment as regards to homes that the founding church will taken place In the southwest ch," Informs Fr. Caverly. The semi-circular church, remain the center of ad- side of Seminole County, and we The baptistry font Is a giant which has laminated cedar ministration," explains Patrick are essentially catering to the clam (trldacnagtgas) shell, ceiling and beams which allow needs of the moment and clergy J. Caverly, pastor. "The the which is set In a planter almost perfect acoustics, was of SMM will staff the satellite projected growth that Issurrounded by palms. The designed by architect Tom . ' 12:30 p.m. Fomdsd In 1199, Ovledo's First Baptist Is the oldest church In the Iando of the mIIOI thirds's which later became First Baptist Quwth of Orlando and the University Baptist Church now Union Park. Arsiveriary activities coincide with the Ctsjga1 ebnUon of the city. Nazarene Psia. a.'. lMSwL.WsSer / planned fa 11 am. and 7:30 pxfL and dinner on the grounds at P" s:05 . but not much. And where th ere is love, surroundings . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 111911orkAvenos.11saforil JayT Pest., Morning wwwp porebTraway . - not count t au. u '. L Tuft Evening Prayer Spry. 7:36 CONGREGATIONAL FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OP CMIII? 16V S. Sanford Ave. pt F The First Baptist Church of Oviedo will celebrate Its 11h amlverury Sunday with Homecoming activities beginning at 9:45 m. for ages. Worship :a Ia 11:00 m. Eveaiu,WsqiMp BAPTIST CHURCH CseMrv Chit Seal L. O Mar y Satellite Church To Open Oviedo Baptist Observes 6:318.m am A 4% Thers"Y Family NIW 1100111100'r 3rd Ilvaday Christian -"'.•..-•.--• PUNT V kill Harris FIRST ASSEMBLY OF coo CHURCH Cor. 2M and KIM - -• Now Concept For Area Briefly II, Part Ave. - .- plaiT UNITED METHODIST csumc o1.1L ° 1sc Friday, March 3O,T77' - 7:05p.m. S,muiiuiWenvip wed. SIMS Italy S IG 'tv.nIng Herald, Sanford, Ft. • • 1:31P 2 l piul Pint Wednesday FiliswiIWp Assembly Of God REL Paslir Nov. AflPmr Palpil? Rev. W~ Ovid 1:51pm, .kSwI.$lWSibl, ION Itwy. 17.52 II Pløiy NIS St Adventist + twice as much as before. The full values of life were given to in direct contact with His him In double abundance. Redeemer, who rhsilg,d thlngj You can experience a f0 ii1.,i .II4...... ..A .4..&.... en swu. &. u.ce ism muss a isiv j.aL. sass vwy usc when Job prayed for his Job dld.Ibelleve your faith is friends, the Lord gave him going to corns forth. While sitting in • poverty, sickness, bereavement, and loneliness, with no one to whisper encouragement or pray for Ms,heioelhsdup1M aisd, "I know my redeemer UvMb" (Job 19:30). Job refused to SM, his tresides lyIng down. Norefiisdto give sç "1 know ft thou cad do everything," he aftnsd (Job 43.2). Job mid. the doll, to believe, MW he Muck to it. H. began to thick that doapits the louses of 11w pat, he bad a pewuist aid a Ms w lmM -. InthunkM effsrIng. Job got co" o(Wsbsllevingand Me triaè deeMed him. swung It In the right direction, The practice of his faith put him I TENT REVIVAL Ii. LMe Ave. I 130 St., Sanford P.M. NIGHTLY THIU APR. ,tIi. Salvation • Healing • Miracles 3,08 C.ndctod ly Evø.IIst Bert Mackey 4V4U5IC '141 - UJjj1.. tonight's program will be provided by Paul Clark is For further Information contact Mary Smith, program Friends, Tami Chere, Wall coordinator and Just Us Club Brothers Band, and Barry president, at 3234499. # "FREEDOM TO BE YOURSELF" Free Public Lecture offering a spiritually-based solution to the so.callsd "Identity Crisis" SATURDAY-A"11 7 3P.M. MUST cNUIcN of CHRIT SIRITIT DELTONA MCAM SLVD. (Nes, Self Course) *AILAIfWflCOMI*. , .; The Lecturor Jam O, IMbIasC,SI.eI Iouldsr, CMurado Is a member of *5 chdslioa Science Ssard.fLectvrerblp �S BLON DIE 11111 11-EvI"11111 Heraid. Ssnfsrd, F). g WHAM KIND Friday, March 30, im I WANT 'iVU TO SEE 140W OA KISS MR.CLAYI ORN IS THAT KISSES HIS WIFE ACROSS 50 Vow I WEE Indebtedness 4 Mine product 53 Upon 7 Sea mammal S5Low female 10 Hawaiian voice I I . - ' - 14 fl\\ SAR6E, WE HAVE SOME AND CAN'T IN 1HE MUZZLE N ____ FIRE IT 0 ____ * 1I rETAf TH ION slUrt DOWN 1AIIey , 1l TAME 111 . . . . 41 tfrnPt 43 Weight or . 4 "r 46 Constellation 1 L - / Encino or. 31 Hold In check 52 9:e Influence zation 39 More so (abbr.) ms . 54 Gridder Jimmy - 1 v - 10 - 11 12 - -I 14 HE BORN LOSER ELt..IøJES5 \ It 20 YT NT P.I11 .I1! - - (c ) WT II '.•. fflMJ,l I 37 39 - - - ABOUT A SHOT OF JUGHEArJ! ME AT MY 50 - - - - by Bob Montana - - - 15j1UUU15, v..a a. • *I u 51 52 - - H 7bers are three veal lb. C - • By BERNICE BEDE 0601 For Saturday, March 31, 1979 I I MW nw I 7 ii - 5 Ill PINNER 011.1r, THEN HOME FOR TV ANP THE MG PIPNOT XWM AS SON AS EM FINP9 CUr I PPL NyT I IRN ANYMNG FM 14ER AN THERE WAS aMNG ON XN*3HT! WWAT TIME VM rr START? FIGONT.1 few to malto group Is quite pronounced tollisly. Dont 9 you f todsy. Friends will be locking to to you to tell them what to do d when. CAPRiCOIN (Dec. fl.Jsei. 001R41 (May IWZS ) 11) Yew iri"''I IkIIlo Thin's a strong pebUity we butted to S P SS Y002 got a aseand shat it today. You're adroit t a.mitidng todsy that yen win eltuatlens, be they Ole vadage of curserwies. C*N ( 4el M.jmdahl sw PECIPE WHE"EXT" UY APARTMIS4TS 0 MU....5U lP YOU / -• r I= (illy Wad. 11) 11' , _111@dim #w n dig imy bosaft Ile, PUP daft ym UK is your MW today. YNrn bed at W volvem"Is of a 14AI&W mum Al III: WT RANK AND ERI110.91T kft, I_wIt. . •..• hits in . .7 •. - UN •. - I - aton c,y Shaw 200 Thomas " III Presley Rich Totals 412 WhIskorn 116 306 or&dswtll 410 401 Stoudonmirlt 411 400 Miller 321 Ferrell 222 Hibbard 4 3 3 Brown 3 2: Detroit, which benefited from 211 the combined two-hit pitching 3 322 Lawson Reborn 3 1 a Totals Holdren Totals 36 7 13 042 1111 a- s .-. .' . Whighom Furn. '• 321311 IS 9 14 043 043 x-13 - '. lead the White Sox over the Yankees ... Lance Parrish and Aurelio Rodriguez each belted Hood Y ates I 3 00 33 111 31) Totals Stromberl-Carlson At R H McMullan 32 2 three-run homers Basox. - - . lot ts Parade 4 - . •1 - - By MILTON RItIIMAN Steve Salva flexed his victory over Knight, Orr & Co Ryan Mullins went 3-for-3 to muwleato belt two homers, NEW YORK (UP!) If I heard It once, I heard It more than a ,hAlf d09Cn times,in 80 many Of the training Camps, and becistole I ~Wnk it's only right to share what sounds like a good thing I' m •nowpaasIngaiongthemegetoy. .Don't forget Milwaukee. I don't know how many maugers told me Oat. I do kn Bob Lemon, Don Zimmer andEai-lWeaverwerethreeofthom. - I I T.vei.. 11 CuêsMaa M I I l rmfIi4l I"Um DIM VIMu . 3308 e osvsi Jacoby • K xxx _____ Pet. oo&sd thist Umon, Zimmer and Weaver don't have to sell do Brewers to me. I liked what I saw of them I" year. Enough so Umt I think they = win it all this year, the 414" `pennant and World Series, even if the oddsmakers in tm Vegas 0are quoting them at 10 to I and saying nobody's ping to beat the Yankees. The Yan ks' pitching may net be as strong as everyone srt1cu1arlyUcatfIsh HunterandD.n Gullett are Incapacitated xith arm trouble. If Goosle Gouge's toe problem turns out more than 1pnerally reportedut-W means MO trosjbk,.;W it by Stan i.oe and John Nomht . I dfmfi&_J~_ Ron Guidry keeps getting sheiled the way he has, that could aid to the biggest trouble of to tile way I line them up'in ixitli leagues: 261 I as III 311 a0a I . I0111 U-4 -0" - • r. . 'i • 31 I , TOURNAMENT Wednesday's weekly play, the team of Brooks, Rosemary Bergstedt, Verne and flea Ilunt won the two-balI tourney by seven shots over the team or SIISaII White, Vivian Pierce, Eloise hunt and Carol Nelson. SCOREBOARD ______ D..1, eL,.H I0 WI%fl1pOiU • 1 1 Helen Dennis. Eloise Hunt and Stella Brooks (center, left to right) claim top pri7e% in the Nlary-Esther ladies golf tournament recently at Mayfair Country Club. Mary Whelchel, left. and Esther Ridge, right. make presentations. In M ARY-ESTHER IN 7$I2 D$J -' Herald Photo by Tom Vincent 34 12 Tolisis Decker Nabs 74 W n WhatI'm saying is -- %044. III SlIMily 0 4 1 mcmirsty I I I Ladho"or I I I ct"Olewski 2 6 1 English I I I Jems" 0 11 PrftdW I I I elayfft 0 9 1 Jot", I I I KAM IS II II Martinis 39 9 14 Davis Aslerita I I I FW*oo 16 4 3 Ross mccwakk iiiiiii Totals Bar" Alichossr I I I T.t.is Ill ,: x .1 . I I I wo"W I 10 Chilean the American League's fifth-leading hitter last season, has three DON'S 5H05 All R K MDONALDS AD RH outfielders on the club, Larry Hisle, Gorman Thomas and Slito Cllppard II Moysri 3 lsm who figure even ahead of him. m.ry U The last thing I'm forgetting is the Brewers' pitching staff that '" • could turn out to be even a better balanced one than the Yankees' k*astNM 2 I 10 QW.y with rlghthanders Lary Sorensen, Jim Slaton and Moose Bus ?1rd 1 2 1 P~ and left-handera Mike CaIdwell and Bill Travers as starters and 1: right-handers HUI Castro and Reggie Cleveland and lefthanders VN" k"I's Vickers Jerry Augustine and Bob McQure in the bullpen. Dey " All the hitters say Caldwell cheats, that he au the after, 1 II Meteors IS 1 Itwhich is the same thing they say about Gaylord Perry anid what Tows v IN they used to say about Lew Burdette. IU big thing Is Caldwell Dwssam Ni 6-I "wins. Last year, he won and had a 2.37 earned nut average. MCDNW$ '-Wlfl very likely be a big winner again this yew, you watch and ' --- - - ' a i . ...... Pony triumph over McDonalds 4 D&J EQUIPMENT KNiGHTO*RH AS LIRN I I I Mum 3II I I MWIII.s mew'°' 7bey all said "Don't forget Milwaukee," and this is to assure :soon" "than I'm not. Ray"M I. monm I'm remembering a lot of things about the Brewers -how they Mullin T"s as the No. I offensive team in baseball Issit year; how their manager, George Bamberger, got 93 victories out of a pitthing staff which had Its share of physical problems and didn't Datre mn achieve Its full potential; how Paul Molitor and RoWn "could be baseball's next top two superstars and how Ben Ogilvie, dub. discarded his own \ I .i i H rwv 1 ' Aa.rIMb League West City. 2, 3, CalIfornia. 4, Tens. IN A NBA 6 Vlctor-Pecina 2 Carasa-Olano S Duran-Fornan 6)364.00 12.00 5.60 5.10 Eleventh Game 5 Santi Diaga it n.20 9.00 5.00 140 4.10 S 40 AlFW Isidro Portland UG, SecossdGame Kmnses Cit y 116. San Diego 111. I Duran-Isidro 17,00 9.60 23.20 2 Domingo Grardo 2 Oscar Rodolfo 2) 405.00; DO (6.5) 273.50. NHL Tkvrsday's Ititsilift Chicago 6. N.Y. Islanders 1 Philadelphia S. Varvcouvor 0 AAWrost S. St. Lom 2 0(3-6) 25.44; 21 244.80; Time It.07. Twelfth Game 460 3.20 2 Mineola Rhoda . s..siw_,0., , -. 3 Nana E dna 11.10 5.20 23100 Time 39.31.32.40:7 Masseurs - _______ Dog Racing Transactions owden s I YI' I 87 dw A n&bw In do AM r Srsa.Lw NeleM Sabal Best W 30-4 W 010-0 *$owe SCCG0II.rs Win Easily - 4) ' , •. ' . c ngm with a -. - - . wwk -, -. TOroNo L $COMM City 3 Clillilimilkill L California MR DkW *VL col" rain 00 et ihthOame 3 ApraIz.5adita 10.40 4.00 2 Mutilla-tjrqulza 4.40 310 Zubl-Gandra wdp D I 4.00 $ MutlIla 1 Spicy Pepper Ninth Game 1110 4.40 3.60 r 3Jerry Jones SManateaAngel 6.20 , - - - - - -. - - - - . - - - -- Cloud Sunday) SEL1R MATINEES. ' 40 HOME? Men.. Wed. . Sat. NEW MATINEE PoI Time I;I$p.m. .in 4 40 HOMES) WHY DON'T 3.50 ALL NEW 0(241 23.0; P J &2)".36; T (s-2ALL 12 RACE$ Tenth Game y A411woubm, con. I Unfl-Wally I vicarwi-Enrique 13-00 4.60 6.00 CHRIS 0 GRIGGS Thursdalil Ladies' Nitill 4.90 2.60 REALTOR. ASSOCIATE 0111-31143.0; P113-111 10.0;T III.I. , fJ1,D() • STENSTROM . 11*11! DAYTONAUAC$ Ms flALTOIS "sit - NISIIYA1IQNS.$3flI.O 3222 Ffook Mobw was nolift Ile ad Odin adstWe a - .? 8 P.M. DO YOU 12.40 5.00 340 10 .2. , __ &.i he * D.s 6.60 4.40 540 Fifth Race. 5-16, D U 1.050.40. NIGHTLY c °° 1 Super Crash 0(27) 8.00; P (2.7) 91.70; I) $37.l0irn,:Li7. Q(3.3) 33.20; P134)71.30, T 2Hern ChkW NLL40FranCiscoo ' - *1 b.waMrrU LI 3, Atlanta 0 PSiw York (NI) 4, St. Louis 0 MuiWresl S. Texas 4 ss 128 Nei"" in. is * $5 I NlV ,,eeeS •.suri.. unemadlbindayatSsbal n1s was m. an It B411111111111111111 0, - ths*74wIn. gu (a tails FI-le led B F1I ju ?ljii JC Other ! jhaPz,ousabotbitterthsn ThursdsydMayf*adry dids4Mi _ DUSSUUII Mmest i Iluler wiNe pno 237 y's1zhtle1sas1bel 1' ' I *51 N 418 U 5 31 SIMa u 1 3) g 301 i1i4. 6, Houston. by OSBU I -----'p -jj *M41111101 Soly. 11111 ON uwu I I 2US PARK DR., SANFORD .s,.._a& (I•24) A- 3,136; Handle 1249,642 - 5"44 2.60 3.60 Seventh Race,5-16, C 3.10 Ramon-Diaga 3.20 1 Craiy Runner 3.20 3.40 0(2-4) 21-00; P (4-21 69-301 T (4-2. 2 Manatee 5 Vicandi 12.60 4.60 2.W Pirsy 3.80 2 Enrique 600 3.60 1) 244.60. Q (1 -3) 25-80; P(3-1) 10S."; T (3-1A 3 Paco 3,415; Handle $14f,792. 3.00 2) 244.10; Time 39.01. Q(2-3) 36-40; P (5-1) 110.40; T I $-1Seventh Race,5.16, C 3 Nana Edna 11-40 S-20 3.40 Fourth Game I Crazy Runner 3.20 1.40 4 Duran-Badiolis 14-40 1000 4,80 SANFORD ORLANDO 2 Manatee Pursy 5.80 3 Galclos-Diaga 640 4.20 THURSDAYNIOHT 0 0 - 3) 1$. 84; P(3- 1) 109.1141; T (J- I - I Third Game 8.20 1.00 310 I) $40101 500 1 StarlilerTwelfth Race, Is, o S70 250 340 P (3-4) 63,110; T (]-I- 10.10 6Chatelarne (25) 2960; P (52) $4.90; T (5.7. 7 Ta S.20 I? 60 6.70 5.10 5.40 0 (1.3) 41 80; P (I•3) 113.10; T (13. 2 Ros Eanagh $1270.60; Time 3199. 1 Shere Khan Sixth Race, Is. 6 O(3'1)46.40;P(4.3) I19.40;T(4.3. N.Shamrock 73.60 1.00 5.60 Eighth Race. 516,5 Atlanta - Sent pitchars Tommy 2) 120.00. 8 New Color 700 5.20 5 Tally Ellen 19.60 $10 4.10 i Fi ft h Game 6 Manatee Nova 5oseL Domin ic ChIti and ca tcher ?WriQhtH:nuUp 1° lfo 0 Larry Owen to their minor i"gue 2 Said 10-00 4.20 3.20 7 (7.1.6) Ml: 5 Mutilla-Enrique 6,60 SAU three complex for rtassignmem. Time 31.91. Gral Solids! laced out Q (5-7)65-20; IT (5-1) 391.00; T ($4. Clevoland - Placed pitcter I Santi.Goiri . 5.00 S^Cond Race.S-11, C- ---- 4) IS1.10; Time 11.61. hits and Mot Choosy added a W#Ynt Q (2-5) 45.0; IT (3-5) 112.50; T (2-5- 2 B. Cindy Garland an the 21-day 25.20 43.00 8.60 Ninth Race,5.16, a key doiNe Tbvr*y W the disabied list. 1) 249.40. ? Manatee Dan 7.10 4.20 4 Angel Whizzer ISAD 7.80 4.00 Deck., Royals downed Ginge r Luv PIttsburgh - Optioned Infielder 2 14.20 Dom4ngo ) 1.00 3.20 Q(27 SOOt P (2 with iii) SI . U,lnsr'sB.B.QFaI,vlflaIna7. Dorian Soyland and outfielder 1 Sara-DIagail (all with 7)11.10; T (3.7.3) 533.20; 1.00 Alberto Lois to Portland 01 the (4-5360 Time 31.62. i) 1,202-461 Time 31.56 Pacific Con# League &W returned 7 Vicandi Isidro 00-11131-20; 1111 0-1) 113.10;T(I-1. Third Race, 5.16, M Altamonte Winds LAttk Outfielder Malt Alexarbser and Tenth Race,5.16, A 'I °° IWright Dal Day l.agne. 3.60 3.40 3.00 $ o ': INgue EX camp for resslgnment. ftfl 4 Q.y Usrflfl-M ola 600 4.00 3.20 S Speak Again David 3.60 3 Vaguo 4.10 1 aion 0(45) $3.00; P(ll) 174.001 7(4-I. 6.40 3.10 QI7 29.50; P (11) 41.41; 7 (I7. 3 ru$tAFIlt 3.60 $I 553.20; Time 324. ftv..blsr. " ), Ptfta1;, pwj4pj, 3. Montreal. 4, Chicago. $. New uk. 1, 81. la ds. l.. Wed 1,Sen Francisco. 21 Lea Angeles. 3, Cincinnati. 4, San Dl.. I'*çjpa9M -- - • I)ons Shoes claimed a I6 DATRO SMITH LANDCLEARING INSURANCE A 13 martai . tricknomattawhathedi • '--- nursday in the Seminole Pony Mbotam win over Jim Smith Baseball IAMm, leading Dw Insurance. Chet Smith had two nt to a U4 Bronco hits for the losers. Don't Forget Milwaukee I limply led du=yls lad You --' - = &mmd d1scoirif hm EaxL Cluls had nd hroken, but Pete wad home free. He +; wo Homers ___________________________ trump power to of Steve Baker, Sheldon Burnside and John Hiller to beat the . I Washington had a single, double and triple Al * H and drove in a pair of rims to - (1 OriS - ?it Nick - I ' but they both chucked dli: mond.. So Pete had to go back to the club suit. He cashed his ace, lid to LI WOOW HAYM P11W • 1. give his opponents a chance olff- b . 08 / ' hits and Claudell WHIOHAM FURS. 40 , Mullins 41 , Dearborn soo Dunkinson 422 Brake Grant Let a.m. and come back at 1:30 for an exhibition game against the Denver Bears. York Mets bl anked St. LouIs 4Sunday the Amigos face Panama City of the Inter-American League also at 1:30, and on Tuesday the Amigos play at 6 p.m game against the University of Florida. os (II byTkian V Post Metro Vktories sun to start the A's on their way to a two-run eighth-inning rally STROMIERO. CARLSON AAA Al R H HOWARD COOPER AI RN I 0 2 MOBIL Anderson 10 2 Oaflano odyWo MOVE FOR produced the dwice. West won the trick and led a . lI! carried the Blue Jays over Ole Royals ... Ruppert Jones lost , I Opening lead: Q th as nigh got home run Don Hubbard had two hits for a t wo-run double to lead the strength from Steve Ferrell in a the Mobil team, wtdle Don Phillies over the Reds. 12-9 win over Howard Mobil and Causseaux homered for the Francisco Barrios and Lerrin LaGrow held New York to three transportation squa Rick Waits worked the first 5 •:. X60~10 2-3 inni ngs for the Indians, then Herald photo by Tom Sited ga ve way to Larry Andersen, ith Wo odard,some something a a e ba se-stea ling eparment , who was sing victo. Minn gags It up at Sanford Memorial Stadium. where his Miami Amigos teams In other games, esota play weekend games. Saturday the Amigoe stage a Little League clinic at 10:30 downed Atla nta 13-10, the New . . king. Thunpe were now ac club tram 4 Pete led a home Whigham, Stromberg &o 1 and doubled victories Thursday night in the triumph over AAA Cooper Pete Mackanin hit two-run homers and Rudy Meoli added Sanford Metro Softball League Transportation, LaRoche struck out Bobby Bonds, but then scored on a • zed FOW IVOMI&AE. OUYS....LM Inning Whigham Furniture and Jeff Brake h d to lead t hat proved decisive over the Strom berg-Carlson posted Stromberg-Carison to an 8-7 Mariners ... Bake McBride and entering the ninth inning but reliever Dave LaRoche walked Rick Manning to open the in. ning. Manni ng stole second as . 1. Milwaukelo. 2, Now York.3,BaMmore. 4, Bodon.5. Detroltit'll, .9 & five innings he trol problems, walking eight and striking out just two. The Angels held a 76 lea . • I ' the worked. Ryan experienced con- 111111111711_qP 111q=_10 a WilDs, the Mario Guerrero's fly ball in the Ryan started for the Angels but gave up six runs on three Weal Nseth East Seith deuce of hearts and showed 14 Wed his ban& PM 20 Pilas 40 PliY11 WV su one 7e IT A all sparked an 18-hit attack in except 5, Toronto defeated Kansas City tion season record to 942. Send f 0 52 K 643 EAST 476 ____________________ by BW:R13ve O .. reader asks _ to ow " be,Pete Md ~ Wks or flasail:m =d141n1 to have to D"tawls ftefils tw"poldle t,Ueewemtsto.' reach a Ha noted fen'. b _1111 yomy h do pieft odiisilia. tbw dw wim really bad suppWil'to dad kak he MW siamilly so Ow mow Oak APProseb to a elm FOCU (111'sk *M" 8) down at his goone Dont be dW414isom lieft. IbM wn asi Me dub (1112WMAII11181 MMUIT11111113 AMN.I (Modwheiredwadjulswo low a" Pqk wb linow how Ile malis Eft sond 81 to: "Win -al POW ambsid his a" of kkve. we Of this tbim =4 8=44mag opwisisaiwAtwo wwkda W, P.O. Blom 4XI Ulo*rtyy yos.. *AM Ys S#on,N.iv YOM, N,y,10019.) SPIDEIMAN ... third straight triumph for Cleveland, which ran its exhibi- -- 14 • • , illiA TAY "Im"! 'NI., HOME Ff . 50ceg,rfta envelope or ruedtoe1n care o( AWA1fl (J. X . ) 10) 11 m twoft malft" 6Vewr" feel hepedad. ThS tusk ... GaryAlexander's single with dnnati 7, the Chicago White Dan Norman and Elliott Robinson collected four hits, one out In the ninth inning drove Sox dumped the New York Maddox ea ch had two hits and Including a two-run homer, and home Andre Thornton with the Yankees 4-1, Detroit outscored Skip Lockwood, Mike Bruhert Rennie Stennett added a twonm winning run Th ursday in an 8-7 Boston 5-2 and the Chicago Cubs and Wayne Twitchell combined shot to lead the Pirates over the exhibition victory by the blanked San Francisco 5-0. on a low-hitter as New York Orioles. Cleveland Indians over the Dave McKay 's two-run single California Angels. It was the capped a fifth-Inning rally that , ' MAN celorleainthia class iafreanfat - ___ United Press International 0, Montreal edged Texas 5.4, Bombo Rivera, Dave Ed- blanked the Cards. Gary, There's nothing wrong with Pittsburgh nipped Baltimore 6- wards and Glen Borgmann Carter homered in the sixth ... ile the Important nutrient Iuue 4QJI07 • 96643 JIB? •Q2 SOUTh • AQ1043 _____ h... t.u. a. all Graph lMw JIM $1 for each bonaft hom them 0 AK A 105 to Astroi4rol;k P.O. Ba 40, (NW.00w. Radio ft Olatlionii N.Y. 11111119. U) Pkt yow wents for trols' Vulnerable: Both Be owe to spoedy urth do. the wAmodod ido Dealer: South 4 t Not Over The Plate Nolan Ryan's fastball ''Power give YOU some that MOM d= 000411IN 01- the #15 TAUKUI (April aMay ) ..iiiav IWWJ SUNNY th. me& oxiols -j. AM 1v0J *P E"LY r a POW ANYMN SF~PAL FOR YM N, fat . - 3-70 U that It goes everywhere but 5-3, Oakland topped Seattle 4-2, Twins' win over the Braves tie-breaking run in the eighth t over the plate. Philadelphia stopped Cm- Lee Mauffli, Steve Henderson, spark t he over Texas ... Bil l WIN AT BRIDGE an aftunsly proahme am AMU (Mafeb 31-April 19) for you today. eopeciay 1, Gains ceeld earn. In ewsIitsd y y ways today, so when ad ~mp rWe portunky I be to move, especially v it's tlwo - whe Is obligated to auu wIii1YOU V you. Dlaco,srwhichsIyou from'enperlenoiwill be uasd u.(ll4 g 4( by av,v uvwi in 1LI Hri 1:ncfkn11 ti o By . values. ra WE to be ~ vIpgm4mrw NOW! •- WOW, tbm's no Particular and not will power. VIRGO (Avg.U4@pL n)V111111 N" 3% wo nad toy=,simess today Is Uft It a Mob p" to toputdonsedilodothinW= ut your uscisi oatWs oung year. vui" eoatts be ha'$"g yowaulf • well. I I - U cben power YOURBIRMAY I O(JtOR5Tj 1 i Rfl4 C[flrVA1V I 1 - in S l l . U WU•UU U end newly half that fat Is saturated fat. newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Aaa point ofnparIion,U Radio City SWIOIII New York, you took .ordbta,yrowid beef NY10Q9.M you this sneI end separated all the vtelbie fit sending points out, a lot of fromlt,only4.7p.rces*itthia lsntaspectsiwelgig welgi* wouldbe fat. So, If ooidrolendavoklngfatirgake R H Ma W --' Rvr- end, hence, the lead amoad Of fat r4iliig of lOclU wh Its welgt* fat. That O OSCOPE ,' a-- - FrldaY,March3O,1979-9A VAN* gj , ___ by Howie Schnakkr - Other readers who want this TO 7AK6 17 EEK& MEEK . EVIflIflhIiIraId,Sanford,Fl. Dr. Lamb 58 P V Veal Lee ft -fL.u.. _________ THOUGHT OF THAT WALRUS! - _______ YOU SHOULD HAVE LIKE A GRINNING DES - ____________ IT IS. ____ - A SPORTS ? •- -I anywbare from tow to 14 weeb _____________________________ ________________ ERE OKAY. - As ARCHIE HOW 40 - - 1 ___________________ - 28 29 30 31 I 36 1 - ) 27 33 0 0 ° - - 32 2 0 0 NEW 22 - 23 24 25 26 -I I 15 b F Art Sansom Aim Advantage to using thin. d411 than the ipsraMe lean fTOIn round gas.. BI7Ufld that, If you t1 round rwnp In the modL.in fat cliis ef veal, 9 perce of its baby et mis fa t in thS fat dasL 12 P by meet appears Cf ef Its Wai ía fat. the fit hi beef er I om a heart psII end have Was in the muscle fibers is always bou veal when ft kinds ef fat that YOU Can't n1 baby beef. Have I been 1W17 WheEl YOU Vim away Id that the for food preparation. The fithir wrong In tithiki the beeftobegln with and moee dilnhgifli .etded fat marMing, the more fat it will almodi inu~ in the al. cessively fat covering and ContailL But I'd like to strese marbling? Some of your again that If you use lean suinnou would lad me to ordinary bed and remove I$ bellove the fat is in do Baby visible fat, you con do jot is well with mature beef as with parts as if whowlemseemdolod"in "al or baby bed. Both have abo* the aome amount of OOffiN flew areas Pert of the kick in all ef Is bow you pnpore the food. owe where you got that For that reason I am sending rA hom me. To start fim do you The Health Litter number 50 Blockhead Corsica 13 Your Ii ta Mateme corr.?VealIanatwaUya very yow' ithniI and the meet has practically qvwtianwwiyovj eem. oft his mother. Usually asInme fat and havy marbling come only after a long ame In the fes" am it Is &me*to got snough mwbft miasi you carry them to aTAiI 1100 pozdi. IjJ is g proper ft is my ) ,nagt11s hi very muth w'i1 24 Inner (PtSfiX) 34 Eye amorously B Prayer (abbr.) 25 For down 35 Poems 7 Erst 45 Greek letter 36 Beam of Iipht S Trenches 26 Abstract 47 Likewise Dert an iia 9 fd rate being 45 Open • tea Army bulging eyea package br.) 29 Opera prince 40 Navigation d 11 Hawaiian 49 Porch 30 Island near vice instrument DIRT 1°Jn itM1 I i4! pj vo - WHAT KIND OF TROUBLE, BEETLE? - DEAR DR. LAMB !BFIow,rpl. , V.-.' •--'. -. 21 Yellow mosquito 3 Exclamation i• Close to tears so Caustic 23 Go" up of horror (2 20 CIA substance 27 More grinding wds.) forerunner 42 Piercing 32 Indefinite par. 4 Overweig ht 22 Is afraid of 43 Summon 5 dilmate" r 23 Chicken Pan 44 Barrister 33 Stroke '• by Mort Walker TROUBLE WITH OUR HOWITZER 6OBoatg.ar l7loamdeposit ... BEETLE BAILEY " 59Augm.nt iShounsuffis Fat Lean Beef Beats B (LI ,j 14 Color 16 Official records YXI ' ____ ___ 57 Bouquet 13 Responsibility Be Jet - Less ____ ____ Htuis I I L $ 1 0 L II' ri -TU 9._F I '" If s c'r '° " IN * 'P THE So Channel 12 Sweet roll '" 2- _ I Gold (Sp.) island • ______ Answer to Previous Puzzle Si Paper of ALMOST -? GOOD-BYE _____ Chic Young by HOW LONG HAVE THEY BEEN MARRIEtY', - - ,. -. -. - .- • - . - - .. -. . -. . . . . . r �Legal Nst$ca Under P1cm... Name Statute TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE is hereby given that the OURSELVES IDA-Evening Herald Sanford. Fl. Friday, March 30, 1919 __ Pr oi I - Wed Notice ---.... 24 - Years - Winter Seminole 1:00 AM. Even1tue -RRE5' itlin. ................. 43ca 3c.ns.cutivetl'flis . .3$c a HOO :. .. 7cOflsiCUtlVItIMI$.....3SC a 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon - First TimePa rents DEAR ABBY: When my parents were first married, they tried for years to have a child, but could not. They up hope finally gave lion. He gui mad at her and refused to give her one. Abby, shouldn't people be given their own choice of pharmacies? MRS. 0. J. DEAR MRS. O.J.: Yes. The doctor I. clearly operating outside the hounde al ethical medicine. Change doctors And be pare to tell him why you're and years later they adopted my brother. I am now 19. After 24 years of marriage, my mother became pregnant! She was 47 and my father was 55. They were thrilled, and are now the proud parents of a baby girl. And what a beautiful baby she Is! Abby, please tell couples who think there is no hope of ever having a child to hang in there and they might be as lucky as my parents. MARCIA adopted me. Two terminated but this (the test) is Ileavialp quite a major undertaking. DEAR ABBY: I am 10 years Also, mothers In their th are old and am ashamed of my more apt to have complications mother. She tells the biggest and more difficult labors. lies, and she gossip. a lot on the Finally, molt parents in their telephone. She will talk to one (Os find raising teenagers no lady and pretend to be her bed picnic. friend, when she Is really her DEAR ABBY: I went to a word enemy. How can a person doctor who examined me and be so two-faced and then tell me said I needed some medicine. that If I tell a lie God will punish DEAR MARCIA: Your He didn't write a prescription. me? parents are luckier than some Instead, he called his brother's ASHAMED OF MOM who become parents In their drugstore and told him to have DEAR ASHAMED: Do an later years the medicine ready for me, that your mother SAYS, sot U she My medical expert Dr. John I'd be over to get It in a few does. Perhaps your mother will A. Haugen, a fine obstetrician minutes. read this and realis, that and gynecologist for over 40 I was quite sirprised that I allthenab wwpue" .Is es meyear. lays, "A child born of a wasn't give a written ONLY teacher, It Is iso of the woman In her 40's runs a much prescri pt ion and allowed to most powerful. greater risk of being defec- have It filled at my own Problems? You'll feel better live." (Particularly Down's pharmacy. I also was angry > g them > Syndrome-better known as beca us e this doctor's brother For a ,,ersonal reply write to mongolism.) charges much higher prices Abby, Box 6V700, Lou Angeles, True, tests can be dome In than the pharmacist I usually Cal. 90069. Please enclose midpreguancy to detect ab. trade with, stamped, self-addressed enformalities. If an abnormality One of my friends asked the ve1 exists, the pregnancy can be doctor for a written preactip. ,, _..._.__•_•• MRS. MARC BRUCE BARON Gail E. Marc Gatchel, B. Baron Exchange -- .. Gail Elizabeth Gatchel and Dr. Marc Bruce Baron were married March 4, at 3p.m., in the garden of Malson & Jardin, Altamonte Springs. Dr. Virgil Bryant and Rabbi Sterling Zahn performed the double ring ceremony. ., . -: .. vows a formal gown of Imported Ivory chiffon fashioned - . with an empire waist accented by a satin band edged in heavy lace. She carried a cascading bouquet of glamellias and stephanotis with natural foliage, and she wore a crescent of baby's breath and stephonotla in her hair. Mrs. Randall Bowling attended the bride as matron of honor. She wore a floor-length gown of dusty role polyeder and carried a bo uquet of Frenched rose car. nations. . : ':- - I/ i '. r F. -- - -..' County? _____ Herald phels. by isas MdIiss 322-2611 ME WORRY, NO WAYI Mrs. Richard (Barbara) Detwfler (left) of Lamossd, Worry Clinic. Rosie O'Grady's former 'Red Hot Mama," a recovered alcoholic, aalso participated In a panel on ("asselberry chats with Mrs. Don (Terry) featured speaker, at the Woman's ___ 'I' I- IN - NOTICE OF A PUBLIC NEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE . % S OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. CITY Notice 15 hereby given that a Public Nearing will be held at the • I I I Commission Room In the City Hall S S 5 I ssrvs you in the alqs, Ow OUR -are We Issi- 1111111111111111111' 11111111111101111 Fl.d $hrIuO ldiai Himumido 1.0 f PsOss -- Lftf .#* (Wisp -, - Likt MP114 1uuT1.n.4sLM - laidoy Ohsri IN ___ I 0 = ' S - . 1 I .-__•__-_______-.__ 2 TaN Pip) - $71O I. OPEN DAILY Iii.1:30 R.ii.t - - - 0.•e • - 0040400MMU00--s- elderly people, nowiedge of recers1tW.; • li-Instructhsm Call Jo.An,323.4$12. ____________ 11.A.-Arts&ôafts _________________________ CRAFT SUPPLY CENTER. T he most complete in Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1510 French Ave., Sanford, Fla . • % 1 Various other CETA positions are also available, pleas. Inquire at -- AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Pon 323S32 AAA IMPLOYMINT W IL ll2Fronct, Ave. 333.5176 Johnny Walker Realf Estate, Inc. General Contractor Mountain cabin aPproxImately 1 V E t. erpr Ouild to suit M. Unsworth Realty value, See our beautiful new BARRING. TON w.iap siding & shingle roof, CDADWIIft.i.... && .. O R,. u PaInter.carpont.rimrnedely 333-0111 Food Service Supervisor & Cook. Full time, ref req. Apply In Person to Lakeview Nursing Center, 115 E. ad St. G..'(tIY.MOBILE HOME' 31Ol Orlando Dr. .. u, '73 Concord Deluxe Mobile Home 12x10, 2 BR, 1% baths. Ex. MAYFAIR older 3 OR, 1½ 1 home with many unique features, Ig rm., lovely grounds. $65,950. VERY NICE 3 BR, 1½ BATH MOBILE HOME WITH CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT, OVER SIZED LIVING ROOM ON NICELY WOODED 150'xlSO' LOT. NEAR MULLET LAKE EAST OF SANFORD. $3,300 DOWN SELLER FINANCING, CANAL FRONT lovely 3 BR, 2 b home, sundeck, boat house, fishing dock. Canal leads to St. Johns River. 159,000. Harold Hoff Realty nc. REALTOR, MLS 323:5774 Day or Night 322-7111 12*49,300. -RsiI Estate Wanted 668.8335 Private Party wants to buya house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 323-5s aft, p.m. DeLand NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed In our Business Service Directory. ,VIA 6 BLVD. LVD. NEAR NEW K-MART, PROFESSIONAL OF. FICES. $12,300 TERMS S acres farm land, Geneva area. $15310. $2500 dwn, $143 mo. STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322.49 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 143.3w 321.151, , 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD 2112447 e. % , *44. , '6 9i lanford-Grac,ous living. Rusoneble weekly I monthly rates Inepfr,*$.Oak. Probate Division, Sanford, FL. The Personal rspros.wativ.otwie estate FLORAL DESIGNER needed. NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING Is BARBARA ZilBER, Exp. preferred. Apply Collins *ISSI ed OP PROPOSED CHANGES AND Florist 2603 Fairway Plaza Of dress Isfl3Q S. IS)id Street, Federal AMINIMINTS IN CURTAIN DIIWay, WA, 50505. The name ii call 323-1304. AND BOUNDARIES OP address of the personal reproesa. TRICTI THI ZONING ORDINANCE OF tativVsaftornysetfe,*Wj. 14, ut the swing in the THE CITY OF SANFORD, All persons having claims or FLORIDA. beck ya'd Isn't? Sell it with a demands against tte estate are went ad-CIII Notice is hereby given that a m-2611. iequlred, WITHIN THREE Public Hearing will be held at the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF IMISIISn Boles In The City Nail THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF in the City of Sanford, Florida, at THIS NOTICE, file ?:*o'clock P.M. on April 1, 1175, to 01 the above court a written changes and a,idne, ___ statement of any claim or 1 Zonl, Ordinanc, of the City uwy may have. Each claim must IS Sanford, Florida, as follows: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNS in writing end IIIIICatS the ApSrtlonelthatcsrtalnpr.pe,ty EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CON. basIs for the claim, the name address of the creditor or his agent lying between Country Club Road CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLI ;. SVO between COUNT", FL. or attorney, and the Hardy Avonve and the seaboard CASE NO. c imed. It liii dales Is not amount yet due, la Cast LW4 ft9a rigt.o.wy, Is IN RE: The Mar$.dfl wln II wiI buCOfrMLJ ____ be rese from RI.1 GEORGE W. TISCHL.IR, shall be stated.- If the claim Is lndust,Iil) District to contingent a, uaIlqvld.ted, titi PeIttIo,wr.Hu.banl iaOwe of tise uncertainty shall be 4614 (MedIum _________ IndustrIal) District, and Said prsaity Wing stated. If the Claim more W. JUDY TISCHLER, IS ISCWIE. ItS tIalarly dssasl foliowe: Ny WWI be duscrlbod, The Petrn.nawIs., peW 151114 feet dalmant shell 0111W! EetaRd3gfoetN,fl,,of,,,.$w. NOTICE OF ACTION *5 claim IS 110 ClIck cl" Of the Ciolifill If Wlielf sole My go nor 01 Section 35, Ts.iI,I 30 TO: JUDY Tl$CHLER g, pow REALTY ISR-$1s4. Pool. AdUfts orJy, an Lake Ma. Just So. of Airport Sled. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 3534" Mariners Village. SELLERS&SUYENS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A NOME I WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET T000YHER Lk. Mary, very nice, 1 BR, C.HIA, omv. lecatlon. $140 + securIty. nines for appt. $l3Smo.,$llldegosit 331-0041 130.100. only 137,3001 Dabaly-Lovely lg.1 SR AW,NOPotI. Idlat 111110. Person FANTASTIC 3 ON, I bath home completely furnished I New wallpaper I kltchonl Many Extras with one rental Apt.I Yours, for 031,5051 -. - '.?1O$4 _____ Sanford 1 BR. Air, ceramic bath, wail to wait carpel. $155. $41. 7505. SEIGLER REALTY SEIGLER REALTY BROKER BROKER 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 Sanford 3214640 Orlando 327.1577 OeLand 661-1335 Sanford •EAUTIFUL4 DR, 2 bot h Miniin Hidden Lake w.C.HIA, w.w __ lIonca N 26 dngia,s 15' 35" U •p1Iit30.SChslnaIastand$355,o, Cemmarcial MS. Ye,LPA 17.4 YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED met a *0ftlen Ion byu flied in *0 abyve entItled Coofl for *?I OISNIUIIUS it Marriage bitftsia _______ GEORGE $N X COLBERTJIEAL1Y __ ____ rlIlhlred to ow SOUTH ALLEY LYING - SI. quallficatlsis of the per$oaIl why lIe *1.12 feet, lhoncs N 26 degrsas 1$' u.ns suio net be gralovilin by TWEEN EIGHTH STREET AND or ISIS Vs.I1l or 35"EVtIlNittohIisSeu$SIR.Wst sorvinp a copy 01 yew' iwlIdiclioss SI The court. WNW NINTH STREET EXTENDED AU. CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND Ceu*y Club load.____ defenses, If any, EASTERLY AND BETWEEN Carml . SAl OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED I10sce rim N 35 deirses W W Srsvs, liq., 0111, law firm AVENUE AND MULLONVILLE WILL aleng aid R.W 510.13 foul IS The KORMAJI I SRAVQ, PA., U FOREVER BARRIO. AVENUE, RESERVING THE USE Ma I. OF SAME UNTO THE CITY - - DMeit*0NntpuIIIcflss.Is,ls East NW of Inlaid cams Llii, H*nasy i3.Llngts,4, ps. SANFORD, FLORIDA FOR NitkesIldmkul*aflan: March05, laIhyid, Is.SrboI.r.Apriii4, lla Iau$gapram35' W 170 tosS Is by fIiliug orIginal *ofwlIes UTILITY PURPOSES, - PROVI. a cores concave Wulsi$j havb a Clock EM z. 410 ,Said coo,,, eIuor..5 DING FOR SIVIRAmLIrl, CON. radIus it *351 flit 1.1s crai luebmeel or srdermey U PUMNIS littttp,,, FLICT$ AND EFFECT IVE DATE. N •angIe of 1a. IS. of *0 SInSS - yS A copy shall he syllable $1110 gvao$lng si *15(1isuiflirt,' abel, said ownDiuusM* it MERLE V. TRIDWAY Office of the City Clerk for aM Molly, I anars lst.nc&of J011few IS ISiS WITNEU my Mist ai sees as persons desiring IS assins 115 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL POW of $il1fl OWl II *1 CircN Cowt M All Millasi *0Is$ _____________citss $sm Mz1.l in war.s 1111sorldiL "ft *0 cj.ps NIPRESINTAT VI delis haul an spesilasily Is Is 310 dlv of March. 5:5. Jis shall have an ___ opparftmlly Is Is STINITROM, DAVIS 1*s. how" (51*1.) Iwarditu.IdMarIng. &MCINT*5$ , • By order 40- ft M10rN.$icg,j, CIlwmmJsgIm •0 _______ - itihe - - -. ofIIieCIIy of $assssld,plI,lde. CIv of lIs cwIs _ ___ lIN,Ta..ir, 111111111. =71 MN. Tames, Pe5 :eea au. and loll II with I tWill diSollhed Id. Call WANTED Present Greet for Comm. silica Soil Has SPP WARRANTED. WOW. MY Operator Leaving Town Good Clientele Established NEAL. ESTATE AUOC1ATEI JOIN SANFORD'S SALES , to, limier Citizens. Beem LIADIRI WE LIST & $11.1. *01, very clIas & iwamy. IN 46001 HOMES THAN ANYONII & JImmie Cowan, 315 PsimilI, JOIN THE ONS THAT'S NOlI J Ave. INCOME ABOVE AVERAGE 1 ! Cd Ahus - Sanford's Sales Leader ml -. _______ -- Ow.., •• •• • - -• ________ ' % - Jr city • - - PUIIim: March *1575 DENIM - - - - _____ ?USJLJJJ• (351).3354%71, n *1*' O1N•1* - • . ,_, - PIANG: -.- Msri$$,lIm, DEIs.I4 - --_- Iv: .n. i. CI,I'IIs O1N135 ,-____- - ...... qugs.y . - PA$NION AND1 REAlITY SALON ANYTIME 053.100 Ck" 01* ALINWI - 322- 2420 -. .- FOR RUNT IU. Famed yard. large LI. fireplace. NMI ISV sIlslir v-, iIIaenNepoN.S*ms.$ MourN, diMN.051W. 20* 11. SIter S. - - ZAYRE PLAZA EALTORS APT1I$:$-.N). R man - fl, --- A - - .-. •- - .- --. -- - - . -- - -- - - - - i of every ...uii, ioungers, (2) 1965 Barracudas For Restoring Ph. 3275563 LR 11 Ford LTD Station Wagon chairs, color TV. port ref. golf Ei.c cotid loaded S600 571 4129 Deltona clubs A Cs, typing stand, his & tiers bicycle, baby items & misc items of all kinds Something for everybody. A lot of new items! , 69 Cadillac. Good Conditon 5500 or best offer DOOR PRIZES COMEIARLY 373 4394 Dell's Auction Center or Call 322 5389 7927 Hwy. I? 92 -- 57-Sports Equipmeni - RACQUET STRINGING...GR IPS All ty pe racquets, Avg $5 Air Cond. & Heating Home lnrovement Central Heat & Air Cord. Free Es?. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 I//I Mikes Drywall - Drywall work, spraying, remod eling & floor covering Free Est. 322 1641. JACK FROST-- Cent Heat & Air Cond. Service free EStL on Inst. Comm. & Res 3220200. Andy's Remodeling Service General Building & Remodeling agnm 36S6334 Beauty Care BALDWIN GRAND 6'3" 322-7337 Mowing Guitars, Drums, Barbs. Complete. Thomas org ans, pianos, Bob Bali's Disc Center Inc. 3202 Fren ch Ave. 322225S TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E. Is? SI., 322-3747 - 62-Lawn-Garden - estimate. 3234881; Landscaping CsraniclUe AFRICAN VIOLETS & spraying 323 8019 call anytirnt. General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top Soil & fill dirt, lawn main?. & tree trimming, - Alterations, Dressmaking 64-Equipment for Rent - Lawn Service Dressmaking The Greenhouse 3229141 - Eves af ter o& weekends FILL DIRT & TOP SUIt. YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323.7510- WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE -, Electrical - $305321 54" round solid oak table, w-2 leaves Ipads, $300 or offer. 327'354. ' - Painting fr,a ,w. All type reglazing 1. wd. install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 322 5543. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 3235711 Hauling 11111111111111111 Glass&Saeen 3223)51 u,r: Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349-5311 Curley Burfield Elect rical Maintenance a. repair CARROLL'S FURNITURE each' SIlois& Work cloffies _____- 322-0101 Rent Our Rinsenvac Moped $130 as Is 3033 Molly Ave' 3232941 Drapes, Upholstery Steam Clean Your Own Carpet - 'fo job too large or small. Con plete lawn service FrCe MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 611-7617 $100. 3225705 St$455E.FwstSt. ______ 19/7 Chevrolet Station Wagon $1150 437 West 19th St. Sanford, Fla. 37711 Nearly new Seablue pump I pool filter. Heavy duty - and price. '71 Sport Fury Take over payments Call after 3pm 323 1885 ' FRI. 7:30 P.M. Hide a bed, s7p ______________________1973 Jeep Custom SW. Quadra. Trac. 360 V-I. auto, AC & H. A 1 cond 372 1737 ROBSON MARINE Real Estate Saturday. 11 a.m.. March 31 LAKESIDE HILLS From Palatka. Florida go n.w. on Hwy 100, 15 miles to Coral Farms Road and turn right 31/, miles. 100 Lik.vis. Beautiful rolling hills located on George's Lake with lots of tress. 38 miles from Jlcksonyllle arid 35 mIles Irom Gainesville, TERM& 20% Down ($350.00 sale day) Salaricø up to 12 years oc B', Inspecti Dates: March 25, 2$, 29 & 30 ii: Cesh Drawing For Information or Color Brochure Call N24363 TOMOMOW REALTY I AUCTION CO., INC., lOOKER P.O. Box 1328 Longwood. Fla. 32750 SIIson Oils Undo Tent .Rain of Shine I--- --- liii-- I1- __ - __ - - 2PM ORLANDO DIIVI-.$ANFOID CALL 8831 AA T.1 P.M. PHONE 3WIM Mulfiple Listing Service nu pyamch Office a Flberglajs'30t1,,xc cone. 100 tip Evinrude, Extras, *1993 134-1239,239 6361 Lake Front .Canal Lots ..!!.-uIWs ftiffj" --. Looking For New Home? Check the Want Ads for hQiie. Accessories AUCTION MUST BE MASTER 131,NSI er 6Z 31 LA- Call 123 7920. alt.., I. 574 2116 Every Saturday at 7 p.m located on SR 115. II mi north of San ford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc by the piece or house full Free pick upon consigned mdse at 30 pc? 322 2770. 59-IV'a,sical Merchandise new 83"i Loveseat $44.95 & 7 pc dinettes 545.55 & up; net. $50 I up; El. stove $40 & up; full size draperies sto & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.53 So of Sanford, 3225721, BEAUTICIAN WHAT AIUY3IR,Ib.ftshome w.C-H&A, ww carpet, DI, Ph. Rm.. porch, completely Pencil I landscaped I Super Location I , ___ I ..• OV powwow=** _____ 1913 Grand Torino Excellent Cond. $) 195 DANNY'S PAINTING lnterior.Exterior House Painting Licensed. insured. Bonded GroOflhlng&Bo.rng FREE Estimates. (305) 322 9460 -- - Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Es?. 327 $545 ANIMAL HAVEN dog & Cat boarding, bathing, Clipping, flea control, Pet Supplies, dog houses, Heat ed innels. 322-5757. ___ Plumbing Country atmospheri on 1g. lit I Eat-in kit., carpet, porch, Clem to scimsls & SlppinSl Just _ 75 models Call 3399100 or $31. 4605 (Dealer) Service Home NEAT 3 BR, 1 bell home w. all. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS'65 to Hwy 46 West, Sanford carpet, Fla. Mtn.,perch & 1g. INC REALTOR 353.7051 Evg.311-51tL 3521117, 351.7171 W. _______ B the reserved price Call 904.253. 81)1 for further details - 'A AUCTION for Sale - -- - -7AYTONA AUTO AUCTION JOHNNY'S BACK -Piney u.__.j.. yvuous Au iucuou ction Yard Sale- Sat Set %tp.l eralfold with casters. I electric cement vibrator, Omark stuo gun, electric polisher & Sander, heavy duty Saber saw A Misc. items. 1406 Magnolia Ave. _________ AvEsge and Me E R.W liii. tisburd Cash Line Rail ms Rim East feet, - 80-Autos wy. 97, I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday A Saturday at 7 - 30. It's the only one in Florida, You set 72-Auction ------- Yard Saloon ilSat Allman, Osteen Sat & Sun, 31st & 1st lam 106p.m. BR's. Joiø Hsmaowpis Maci ,, 111" for $awl References required. Ne pits. - 'A SALE * Scott Reagan 32281?; S Pc. SR suite nSW,$335;3 PC. LR OVERSIZED LOT ON SMALL LAKE IN BEST PART OF OVIEDO. $11,000. NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU LIKE TALL BIRCH TREES ON 1 ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PRO. PERTY OVERLOOKING AN ICE COLD TROUT POND. YOU CAN HAVE IT FOR $3,155 WITH ONLY $100 DOWN AND EASY PAYMENTS INTEREST. WITH 6 PERCENT Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY obligation. 13 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE ROLLING HILLS AND SASS LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PANAMA CITY 11*100 BEST TERMS. DeLand H$1335 I BR. UnMn. Apt. $140 to 1151. a--- CLOSETS GALORE AN ABU. DANCE OF FRUIT TREES COME WITH THIS VERY NICE 3 SR HOME WITH PANELED FAMILY ROOM, BETTER LOCATION OF SANFORD. ONLY SUPER 3 Bit, 1 bath home In Dreemwold w-dining wee, nice LR, 1g. ii patio, all an lovely fenced 110111 SPP WARRANTED. 1 BR.Avaliable at once. __ _________ LARGE 2 SR HOME OLDER FRAME IN MODERN CONDI. TION. COMPLETELY FURNISHED WITH ELEGANT TASTE 033,10001 WILL RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY. 2$ Sales In Jan . 29 58146 In Feb. IS.A IIII11IIdI UfIIuflhishSC . "* STENSTROM ____ C 3334457ft hrs. 322-7111 111111111111111111 S Bedrooms In private home 1306 West 3rd St. 333.1103 aft 5p.m. - NEAR OSTEEN, YOU'RE OWN 33 ACRE LAKE. NICELY WOODED $1,000 PER ACRE. TERMS. 78-Motorcycles _________________________ - YARD SALE S. Sanford Ave Sat& Sun. 3228301 We have a Singer Future 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 512 MO. Will take trade as part Payment. Call 031.1714 day or night. Free home trial, no 21/4 ACRES NEAR LAKE JESSUP 13,000 DOWN $140 MONTH. to Buy For Sale Large Antique Sofa In Gold Velvet; Other Antiques Phone 322 7195 --- Garage Sale: 7068 Grandview S. Sat. 95, dishwasher, base cab, china cab, African violets. 327 1239 Beds double hotel, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 12155. French. 323734O 1 ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED LAKE MARKHAM ROAD. NICELY WOODED $11,500 TERMS. From S10to%50 Call 372 1671, 327 4460 71-Antiques Fri.& Sat 9toS 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 100' FRONTAGE ON AIRPORT cars, trucks & heavy equipment __ - 3225990 -BUY JUNK CARS Must see to appreciate DON'TSTOREIT, SELL ITwitha low cost Classified Ad. - 521 Plumosa Dr., Sanford 55-Boats & - Top Dollar Paid for junk & used Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used - furniture, Refrig., Stoves, lool, -- - Removed 323 .3866 or 323 7710 Garage Sale WILL BUY EXISTING 1st I.2nd MORTGAGES R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 023 No. ID Wymore Rd., Altamonte. *42.743 43-Lots-Acreag, - __________-- Cash 372.4132 Garage Sale- Fri., Sat, 96. Furn., clothes, misc. 106 Fairlane Cir., "rk Ridge - - _ & Sold - 77-Junk Ca rs ----- - -- - WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur nift,ve Salvage 322 8121 Idyllwilde Section. 47-A--Mor,g.g,s Bought comm. lot on 17. Pleasure to spare in this Pinecrest area home. 3 IR. 2 B w.many extras. $40,000. Inc. 3214w. Orlando 327.1571 1971 Chev wd van. dbl air, auto . $38or best offer 322 8351 - Multi -lam. Garage Sale. Sat. 95 104 Brentwood Dr. New BETTER. Dutchcraft trailer, SeIt contained, air cond New tires. Excellent cond $4,000 Ph. 322 1111 after 4 $100 3 Family Yard Sale 1906 Locust Thurs, FrI,8. Sat. 9105 COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN Sanford 321.0640 FRI., SAT, ISUN. Hrs. 1.5 P.M. 100 Orange Avenue SANFORD-NEAR HOSPITAL NIW3 bit, 1 both. C.H City water & sewer -_ - -• 21 ft _ 54--Garage Sales CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N . C. 2*505 SEIGLER REALTY OPEN HOUSE - These are a few of over 2000 listings. We have all types of property listed from $500. per xre and up. We have small tracts, we also have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc. - Write or call for free listing brochure. You can call free of charge by dialing 1-I-43I7421. Write or call today. cellent Cond. 345-5sso. shady yd. 113 Pinecrest Or. Drive by I call. $27,300. - 3235200 VA&FHA Financing - well landscaped, bk yd fenced. 135,000. 5994 60's ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, I track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up pa yments of $11 per mo. Call 131.1111 for free home demonstration. 2.? Acres locat ed on large stream, real good access. About 1 acre garden area or pasture. Plenty 01 room to build 3 or I houses. Lays gentle. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty 'of privacy. $5tS0,00, $1.500.00 -• down payment. Plenty of wild game and 000d fishing In this area Homes _____ Back on Market 3 BR,) b, fenced New listing ML' 323.4041 or eves. 323 0517 -- 75-Recreational Vehicles & P. mo old, male, best looking dog in central Fla Just don't have the room to keep him Call 323 night. U - REALTOR Pit Bull pups, extra large, $100. Call alter I p rn weekends 298 3457 Use A Wan? Ad 322 2611 ur )t 9993 FOR SALE AKC German Shep,18 Good Used Televisions, $25 and up. Miller's 26l9 Orlando Dr. 3220352 Television-25" Color. Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $aoo, Balance $173 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 131-1711 day or acre. Dandy garden w., -ni. a handy man special because It Is not finished Inside., roughed wired and plumbing completed. Water and the out sid e is corn plated. Large deck overlooking mtns. You con livelnht while you finish It up. S miles from Mur. phy. 122300.00. $5,000.000 down assume loan. our lot or yours, FHA-VA, FHA 233 1 243. 6443013 Modest 2 BR, CS home under $12,000? Yes, it's true if you act fastlll Not fancy but a real 611 50 yr. old working female desires sametoshsremy2,R apt. Ref. -_- - ............. -- Cash for your lotl Will build on your lot or our lot, Auction Saturdays 70 m Sanford Ave at Hwy 127 Consignments V'.elcome Kelloqqs Auction Sales i3 750 Don' t Despair Or Pull YOi - "ar - VA- F HA-235.C. Homes Low Down Payment Medel inc., Realtor - GE El. Range, copper tone w dbl. oven. Exc. cond. w-dbl.oven.Exccond. 322 6733 aft 6 - The weather is perfect for a backyard sale-- Sell everything fast with a want ad Call 322 7611 or 831-9993 53-TV-Radio-Stereo68-Wanted BUSINESS OPPORTUNITYOne of Sanford's most popular breakfast & lunch restaurants. 107W. 1st Sanford Phone 322.2333 I 72-Auction - Pood le AKC Male, 7 wks, et blk Com es w free obedience course & first grooming, $75 834 1239. 339 6367 KENMORE WASHER - Parts Service. Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 3.5 Acres tracts, fantastic view, overlooking valleys. This tract would make a dandy mini farm. Has a large log barn, also has Wing and even has a creek that runs thru property. Borders a paved highway. A steal at only $0300.00. Good terms, $2100.00 down, assume loan. KULPA REALTY CaIiM43O7,. Small remodeling firm needs NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS I Cocker Spaniel AKC Female, hOuSe broken, well trained. $175 834 1239. 339 6367 52-Appliances Proparty BROKER Rag. Real Estate Broker 2635 Sanford Ave. 321.0759 322-6451 aft Hrs. LAKE FRONT 20 acres wove, 300 on lake in Deltona, $43,000. • - -. - - BATEMAN REALTY ____ ____ -, Terms. $7,000. ToS1isi - - Part Time LPN, 11.7 shift Lead Notice r MOBILE HOME LOTS 1004160. 21-ApN. & Houses AVON BUILD YOUR EASTER NEST EGGI Earn extra money for the holidays by IIIIIng.Av,,. Now's a great time to start. - Fruit trees. $31,300. Single girls 15.21 preferred with waitress or similar experience helpful but not necessary. Ex. penis paid training and high starting pay to follow. Only those able to leave for training im. mediately need apply. See Miss Lawson Set. Only l2:00t03:ooat Holiday Inn, Sanford. No phone calls accepted. Parents welcome at interview. Cleaning product. Sanford, Florida 32771 the above office. COUNTRY % acre 42, furnished, Miss Lawson will be in. tervlewlng for Positions to travel all IS states I 'return. Seminole County Manpower Division lOf North ParIiAvenue Creative Expressions 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, 444.2311. Always wanted to travel? If so. - Seminole County CETA Office _______________________ _____ __ __ to - Seminole County and safe ..vsa 24351 7 S. French (1792) Sanford 323-5374 EXCITING NEW CAREERI four's License. Interest in APPLY IN PERSON TO: - _____ ________ _____ ________ 1 6 - - STRAWBERRIES: Extra large I plenhiful. You or We pick daily $ __________ I -_r0 .t 5%Sales Fee 45-A--Out of State - ' Garage so full there's no room for IM car ? Clean it out with a Want Ad in the Herald. PH. 322-2611 or .. ,,. Shepherd Pups. Reasonable' Call aft 5 -1 Wks. old 323 9136 ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.95 ea. PC.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39 Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-97 So. of Sanford. 327 8721 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River acc ess. $730 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 30S-"t1696 A $301026. Eve & wkends 904731-ISAg LOW ELECTRIC BILLS- Solai Heating, 3 BR, 1½ B. Largo family Rm. & dining rm Completely remodeled kitchen, landscaped. Warranted. $26,100, = - 51-Househokf -Goods - INC. REALTORS 5301033 or 335.4711 eves. Friday, March ]0,979-.,f4' ',-' 7-.- - 65Pets- Suppli - MOVING NORTH EVERYTHING MUST GO 321 0446 -- -- 5319193. _____ 05W _________ s English peas, iettvce, sw.st siatsas. at asr. •s. Hwy 44 East of Leesburg. _ NISON BOIl '• AM dut- - iiMPfl.3l7Mi - -; . ~ -""90' a $1PPPros*Ave.ftp.V.N)pos .-. Go ___________________ Driver will be responsible for transporting senior untaers to assigned stations, checking to assure vehicle is in operating condition; assignments at the office and the delivery of Items along assigned routes. Chauf. ___ $i0 I .1 I $500 'Ciss 4"'EEEEE r.PN30 I . . i...W. - •_-_ - The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Opportunftles 322044$ COUNTRY SETTING yet cony. ft everything. Well built 3.2. Only yrs. old. $31,900. storag. rm & work shop, fenced, shaded I landscaped. $21,500. LOW LOW investment buys you your own business. Fully equip?, this DAY CARE CENTER is ins thriving location & ready to go. Only $7,000 dwn + $11 ma. to be your own boss. Their loss is your gain. Call today. HAROLD HALL REALTY Inc. - Realtor, MLS 333.5774 FAMILY INCOME, OR ON AFDC. BUS DRIVER Baby Sitting In my home, Longwood area. Days only. Ph. 3-Iuslnsss STANDAROr FOR ________ ANNUALS 'P NISJAMBIA - Chl*om Ualsr 1) 1L$ ______________________ -_hi Cam ______________________ _ 0 I Msadnd c&ers OMPLITI ir ONSId White Persian cat, black tips of fur on back. Lost vicinity of Madera & Rosalie, $15 reward. 322.1045. TISCHLIR, NerIl of Noe SW Camir II slId Sec. Potmen.,, alsO JUDY TI$C*IR, .uwv nan 35. PORTION OF THE STRUT veiidlsy it s decadeits will. She Rsopsndea$, 'and you at. hereby RIGHT-OF-WAY OF NORTH. Nave On. 01*. Larpot (sledloss GLOXINIA S ' GRUNHOUS 01 Trokal And (silk PkaN l T1 Arsi • Nsssi Mar. 21 at noon. "Bandit". (Reward). 323.7731, 3224121. to 5, wholesale or retail. Also ____ __________ ... Awddlag,ribssrsnjd$ivwr,party,ln. SEMI NOLE COUNTY AND MEET OTHER ELIGIBiLITY CRITERIA. WHICH INCLUDES UNEMPLOYED 10 Out,OF THE 12 WEEKS IMMEDIATE. LY PRIOR 'lb APPL1. CATION; UNEMPLOYED AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION; AND MEET THE LOWER bik mask. E.441 Richmond A. ve 034-4152 s: oougsas itsnwrsm Personal Rep. ests __ :vu*sn 7:OOWcleckP.M.g,, on IM,to AilparuenW.u$adla*.esas,. consider The adepfi it as W. dinanc, by th* City Sanford, to-am a copy it ain NellIe it Florida, title of which Is as fell THREE ORDINANCE NO.1* ows: required, 'WITHIN - MONTHS FROM THU DATI OP ANORDINANCEOFYNECI,YOP. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, CLOSING, THIS NOTICL to tug a" VACATING AND AIANDONING A ______ iây•. met i moJuaL. and we promise that ".dal teach" for yo special The JIM Is anlabIe an NaIL-Wit svsninj aid other thiss by wismsM. TIADITIONAL$UNAY DINNER LOST: Male Pekingese. wti. & tan, _________ $ I old Ssofcrd cokniaL MUST BE A RESIDENT OF Seminole County Courthouse, --.• Happening" EveninglikisM MZT111 h1 fIof o First TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS POSITION, APPLICANTS '322.5254 COUNTRY- location yet minutes from shopping. 2 BR. I b, large career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and If we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad Idn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, cell 14N-132.$I03 anytime for recorded message. AFTER HOURS REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322.7450 If you weren't looking for a new - REALTOR CaIlBaft LET'S BE HONEST WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. For REALTY WORLD Seminole Harness Raceway, POSITION IS AVAILABLE - - & Found described property, situated at 147 145 Orange Blvd. Looking for the country home w. acreage? Here It Is, one 3 acre w. a canal running by the property. 3 OR & a potential 4th or hobby rm. $34,100. 2000 Seminola Blvd.. Cassolberry, $3111i0 or 0304slo. EMPLOYMENT AND TRAIN. ______________________ Street, Sanford, Florida, seae ld bids for the purchase of th e following for 2 offices. We pledge agents lNO ACT, THE FOLLOWING WrlIeP.O.Jojt 3213 510rda3ñfl EARL V. TURNER. deceased, will receive un$lISp.m. April 13, the Off ice Of STENST*OM, DAVIS, MCINTOSH & JULIAN, Flagship one of Sanford's picturesque streets has been brought right up to date. You have the best of both worlds wCHIA & FP, 3 OR, 2 B, $32,730. Applications now accepted for maintenance help, all phases, UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE 647.3333 106W. 19th Street Like to live with the charm of yesteryear? This older home on MAINTENANCE - -- Can Help The undersigned, as Personal Representative I the estate of that the adminlstrathofloftheestOS of MERLE V. TRIDWAY, decossed. File Number re-es cp, ding in the Circuit COW Seminole County, Florida, Probate DIvW, the addr of which le '1 - " The Evening Herald ufllatIn, sic.? 1A PROBLEM? Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED -. •. .a . .. NOYICUOP Deceased - - \ - - CETA INKING l.a ISTATISALI MERLE V. TREDWAY, -. ' PhT .sa.en a IN RE: ESTATE teen-age alcoholism. r DEWS? - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SIMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA File PROBATE DIVISION NVMbeV 1946 CP Division Want to Know - Publish Mar., 16, 23, 30, 17l PubllWMar.3,27,fl,30,& Ap, 1, 1175 DEH110 / Auditors, Waitresses A Cooks, all positions require experience. Apply in person Days Inn, Sanford. P.O. Box 553 Sanford, F1...11fl* - 2321 PARK OR. 322.2110 The Buyers Are Looking We Need Listings I During March We Will List And Sell Your Home - experienced & newly licensed An vlthdty,hc. 322-0231, 323-7173,322-0779 - 70$ Wilshire, Casselberry Want to be where the action Is? This 3 OR home in Casselberry offers you proximity to 436 yet It Is on a quiet residential street. Interest ration Mort. only 7 pct. ourselves to your being a suc. ceisl Continuous training & guidance, Join a professIonal teem. Call 031.5253 or 323.5233 Prick, & Frick, Assoc. Inc. Realtor, ERA Member.B,oker. Relief Auditors, Full Time Sanford AI-Anon Family Group Flagship Bank of Seminole West First Street Sanford, FL 32171 ) 1. ., SUBSCRIBE NOW -CALL FURNITURE AND THINGS By: Earl S. Black, Sr. By: Earl S. Slack, Jr. By: Lelia 0. Slack STENSTROM, DAVIS, MCINTOSH - Read For familiesor frien'tsof problem drinkers For fut ure information call W.3233 or write County, Florida this 27th day of February, 1171. - Want to live In the country? We have some beautiful building sites in several locations. Call for prices and terms. .. Kuip Decorators Since 1937 109W Is?. 322 2333 FORREST GREENE 322-9283 24 HOUR Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. installed ZELLW000. S acres $10,000. ItWOS for SaIe.J- Nylon Pile cushion carpet. $650y FOR SALE 3 lots In Lake Mary, Fl. 135 E Alma. 3 22 -154. o:: ' Reg. Real Estate Broker 2344 S. French Ave. WE'VE EXPANDED Lg. lot within city limits. Water & sewer, trees. $11,500. Wm. MalIczowski, Realtor. 322-7953. 50-Miscellaneous - LAKE SYLVAN 100 x 110 $7,000. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD New office in Lake Mary now New 233 Homes, I pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $31000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 32722$1. It. W. Garnettyite Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322.7111, Sanford open. Currently Interviewing 0473. Housewife's Send for 20 ways of making money at home. $3.00 to Jeans Report, P.O. Box 120. Sanfom. Fla 12771. AL-ANON 1 JULIAN - in Seminole BLACK. DATED at Sanford, Seminole -- Receptionist.Typist. Good with figures. Full time position. 323. NOTARY PUBLIC 323.2036 or 323-0467 0, IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? • Sandy Baron served his brother as best man. Ushers were Michael Baron and Robert Gatchel. The wedding reception was held at the Maim &,Jardln gallery. Following a wedding trip to the Florida East Coast, the newlyweds are making their home in Altamonte Springs. The bride Is a guidance counselor at Ster ling Park Elementary School, and the bridegroom is a school psychologist with Seminole County schools. "What's V BLACK-.'JR. AND LELIA 0. I U Sanford. -Weddings by DOT The parties Interested in said buslnes enterprise are as fois: EARL S. BLACK, SR., EARL S. bedroom, one-bath, dwelling. The keys may be obtained from Patricia Austin of STINSTROM, DAVIS, MCINTOSH & JULIAN. The sale shall be for the highest cash bid No bid will be accepted lass than _< w bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Stewart Gatchel, 2O Cordova Drive, Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Baron, t N. SLBoUyo,& Via - Appetite required. Avenue, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida: Said property Is zoned Residential by the City of Sanford, and situated on the property is a one-story, two. The person' Hwy. 11.12, Manager Trainee Walgre.n Drugs of Sanford. Paid vacation, paid holidays, mdse disc, major medical 1. retirement plans. 323. 1150 for appointment. - 41-Houses 43-Lots-Acreage $23,900. OFFICE SPACE UPSTAIRS. DOWNTOWN 322•4 --S___&___ u pay for career minded Individual. Typing I shorthand req. Medical Ins., paid vacation Iholidays provided. If Interested in long term employment with one of the Nation's largest builders call Cardinal Industries inc. 306.331. 0320 between $a.m.I5p,m wk. days or send resume to Box U, Sanford, Fl., 33771. Equal op. pertunity Employer, Toll-Free 110043S43fl ask for Bob Davis. EOE. _____ 37-B 41-Houses $30,100 will buy you this 3 BR, 2 bath home with tam. room on a double corner lot. Call now to set This 2 BR home with w.wc. Is ideal for retirees or a starting couple. Also features a large corner lot. Broker-322.6457. Handy Way Food Stores now • accepting applications for Full & Part time Positions. Apply at any Store locally orp,o Box 100, Crescent City, Fl, 32012. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Operators who own their own tandem- axle tractors to run the East Coast. Home on weekends, advances on each trip A f ast weekly settlements. Call MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS WANTED: Customers to enjoy Judy's Hamburgers, Super Salad Bar with 15 items & Great Country Breakfast. No cx. perionce necessary. Apply in Florida 32711. County, month, company benefits, ID paid holidays, EEO. AUF Crestliner/R obalo, 1143 30th Si., Sanford. (Airport), - - 2 OR, 2 bath, Can. HA, carpet LEISURE WORLD- $210.00 month. Will consider option to purthasi Ave. Apply In person. i$-Hiid DtvonCE-530.so-Ouar.IWe.d. Free detallE KIT, BOX ill, Pompano, FL. 33061, 1414117 AND THINGS", under which It will engage in business at S. Santord, West IMMEDI.ECUPANCY 3 DR . 3 bath, Can. H.A, carpe LEISURE WORLD- $210.01 Experienced boat riggers, txc. 4-rsonals "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter $65.01, Flor ida Statutes will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County, Florida upon receipt of proof of publication of this notice, the tic. titious name, to.wlt: "FURNITURE Bank of Seminole, 200 - _________________________ Before Publication bsIe Homes __________________________ - - TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Onderslgned pursuant to the - Day - _____ _____ __ 34- - Mature experienced orderly, S to 4 shift. Sanford Nursing & Con. valeicsnt Center, 950 Mallonvilie Sunday - Noon Friday NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Public Records of if- Noon The WHY BE LONELY? Write "Got A M ate" Dating Service. All Ages. P.O. Box 1031, CIwtr., FL. 33517. Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, Florida, to wit: Lot 3, Las the Nam ½, and Loft and 5, Block 6, MAYFAIR, ac cording to the Plot thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 3 Page 35, Vows DEADLINES Super clean 3 BR home Includes a fully equipped kitchen, C.HIA, carpeting, double garage and lots more. For only $31,500. $175 mo.; 1st., last & SIo ) security. 311.1o. .,. ExperIenced Cook ApplyInperson Holiday Inn of Sanford 1 ,rna.0 1 Lines Minimum - 41-Houses Delfona- 2 OR, separate hàme neat, clean. Nice yard. No pets No Sundays. Apply after 2 p.m. Hwy. 11.52, Sanford. : Florida 32750. That the party Interested in said business enterprise is as follows: W.J. Morrow & Company 135 Wall Street Orlando, Florid a 32501 Dated at Orlando, Orange County, Florida, this 5th day of March, 1171. W.J. MORROW I. COMPANY By:. William J. Morrow, President Publish: March 16, 23, 30, April 6, Illl DEftfl 33-4ouses Furnished WAITRESS CASAMIGUELS 831-9993 CLASS -- Park Orlando 322-20-u-".- -- "Fictitous Name Statute", Cha pter ,'torida Statutes, will r.gist,t with me Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida. upon receipt of proof to publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to wit: NOBLE ROMAN'S under which this party is engaged in busl. ness at 2010 S.R. 414, Longwood, -- 1$-Iinlp Wanted - -. CLASSIFIED ADS - _-. _v'.- '. - Small home repairs, Remod,jig I Pan. Roofing repair. Free Est. 3238543-331-011% ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Ser vice Chg. Cds. 323 0174; 327 460 Remodeling, rMlred builder ooing all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free est. 323-1214. PresSUre Clea ning Brown's Pressure Cleaning- Mil. dew removal houses & roofs, mob ile homes. Trucks washed. - Economy rates. 831 9535. CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR BALINT & ASSOC. 322-5465 IMan, Quality Operation I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 377.1321 - TI'SS SSI'vICS Concrete Work: steps, patios SM.or Lg. Fro* Est. Call Mr. Taylor, 3775345 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS FreeEst. 3230129after3:30 TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, Stump removal, licen sed I insured . FREE est. 162-1117. - Wang INSULATION - Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & GELDING SERVICE all types Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call of welding, your place or ou rs. 321 0031 or 904-734 670$ Collect i 323 6440. - TO YOUR BU i or 83l9993 �12A—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday March 30, in, ---.----...,,1 —-- - —4 t CUW, - .. • -.--- —.--; .. r#?I - --- ).1., - --------•. -, Evening Heiuld SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, March 30, 1979 YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE '- V '• • :,v.•,, . ' J •':. ;- e' if • Staff Photo by Tom NtieI Duane Lewis blows 'Colors' for Boy Scouts at the St. John's District CampO-Ree where the youths learned survival techniques such as treating snake bites and marking trails. Story, more photos page 2. — - - — — - — w.__w w — — W . U P I. . W W W _ -W .......... ..* ...........•. .........-sv.rr......*,...... * ......a...-. • T Waring lc. Cream Parlor. Hem11 *ton Beach 16-speed programmable- blender sale r .. Noreloo' Toestakaftinge b&.' . S Os1g 2. to tap" 2699 Sale 39.88 -CPenney a.McIiss*, - LImftsdsRINiss TM . and - .• .— Se 39.99 s S_ V'••' I Li WINTUR1t,i, aftsk . ••-.. • • c •.. hc 'M4 . ' 'r U •• - ç, b\ — #tJS n • ••. --rn.-- 61 - �---_—, ._ - $ 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - — - - • - .3. -- S q. . -- — -- ....... .. --....... 3-.- . •%.• . .. - ---- - - •• - --- --...... --- - —.......- --... ._ ........ .- - . '.. Friday, March 30, IM e '.. 2 LOCATIONS `4414S TO SERVE YOU PHIL DEERE'S Furniture country DISTRIBUTORS INC. PH. 3234322 Hwy. 46 (West 1st St.) 1 MI I@ East of 1.4 SANFORD AND PHIL DEERE'S ERCHANDISE $50, FURNITURE FACTORY CLOSE OUTS PH. 323-0511 300E. FIRSTST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD Jeff Van (leer pulls on smoking lire BARGAINS AT LESS THAN BUT WE MUST DO Scouts Challenged At IMMEDIATELY SO COST REGARDLESS OF LOSSI Camp=O=Ree "There has been no rain and problem-solving were was the overall winner. Bob ) for three months, resulting left strictly up to the boys. Brown is their troop leader. in a scarcity of water. Your The troops were judged on Skits and games, canoeing water bags are empty and how well and how quickly and horse shoes were some the only water available is they solved the problems. of the other activities enFrom a stagnant, muddy pool Three gold nuggets for ex- jnyed by the scouts. Ben and it is probably con- cellent, 2 for good, 1 for Hendricks from Troop 508 in tammated. You have with passing, and 0 for failure. Sanford was probably the you an ore pan and two were earned for each man most appreciated — he matches — render one quart problem. Troop 529 from handled all the cooking of water safe to drink." Paola collected the most and chores for the adults. Simulated snake bites provide reason for drill This was problem number . one for a group of 170 Boy . -. I . ... . -... ,'. • '-5 Scouts who recently atttended the St. John's District tcndedtheSt. weekend Camp-O-Ree held 4 in a wooded section of the •% ' , DeLand Duvall Children's ,.. s.-, '•'" . .. : Home property near -' II , . .-. • . .. DeLand. The theme was the . Northern California 1849 . y •. . Gold Rush. .'. • . . Another problem the scouts faced read: "Folowing a day's prospecting, your party gets lost in returning to camp and or1.. .b darkness overtakes you. :. ' . ... ,. .. • Foolishly you attempt to continue after dark when suddenly one o( your number falls over a vertical em- it, bankment The fallen prospector Is conscious. Rescue him by tying ropes together while blindfolded , ,jo P .i (to simulate darkness.)" s. "• .,•i.-. Troops from Semlfloleand 4.-,.-.. . . VoluMa counties competed ln ' . • - :-.'- 4 ;3solving these and other '2': A,LI'. ", ... , o_ " • " bs problems that might have -' ' __ faced the gold hw4Ing'Øer AT 4 They had to set a camp, follows marked trail, . -.•.f r4v" f- A treat snake bites, MW edible fA '6 7 food, stake out a claim-mddraw a map showing Its I.,.. . - . • 3• 3 - . up ban • location. About 30 adults went along to act as judges and help officiate but the activities Tixt And Photos By Ton, N.ts.I " 4 . .. . . .. •4_ 3 3' .-. H'•' ..• -. Prospector' Is rescued from 'Deadman's Gulch' .4: 01 a. �---.. S - -6 443 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DEAR DICK: About the show, "DW'reat Strokes," I would like to know II Arnold (Gary Coleman) Is a midget or a little kid? I think be's a little kid but a lot 01 my relatives think be's a midget. How old Is he? SECRET, Abbotsford, ]LOC., Cu. Whenever a child An comes along who talks in a mature way, the nanor tarts flitting around that he's a midget. Or she. It happened with Jackie Coogan, Jackie Cooper,Shirley Temple, Margaret O'Brien, etc., etc. And now it's happening with Gary Coleman. Retail years old. He Is, however, maII for his age and he has a kidney condition which, his doctors say, will prevent him from growing to be taller than about five feet. DEAR DICK: We have been besting rmom that Pat 0.0.. and his family might have a weekly show starting neat fall. We certainly hope ao and are very aul.n to hear: lilt true? M.G. AND D.C., Coned 01011., I.wa. It's a remote possibility. The situation Is this: Pat and his family are taping an Eider special for ABC, which will air on April 7. Jack Spina, the Boones' manager for many years, says that the deal includes an option for a weekly series. ABC has until the end on May to exercise that option. So, theoretically, If that Easter special is a waash, that rnlgl* decide to go ahead with a series. If they don't, Spina says, the neat Boone TV appearance will be a Christmas contract with ABC, that's the only chance. DEAR DICK: I watched the old movie, "The Blue Bird," with Shirley Temple, which was aide in 1NO. In It was a character called Light. I was wondering If the lady who played Light was the same as the actress who was the Goad Witch In "The Wizard of Os." S.C. BARR1'r, Rack Hill, S.C. No, two different witches. Helen Ericson played Light In A & 1s Cs.p.w PLAZA TWIN 322.7502 LPLAZA F1 svi isis ,u E$UNT:I$I SIIATS 11 IkO M11LM sent 0.ukRssisP book I. :INfli;?C.MW,lan L E MOVIEIAND ADULTS SN avis s 1.75 STUDGIN" 1A CHILD IM _111111111111ID7Hw.2-1216 iss IItl Ask Dick Weiner GOGUDE Time Out To Eat "The Blue Bird," and Billie Burke was the Good Witch In "The Wizard 01 Os." ____In a recent DEAR DICK: Thanks for yes great column. "All Ii the FIIy," the butcher friend of Edith brought his fiancee to visit the Beakers. Her sme was Judith and the cast sold she was played by Jam Pucd. But wasn't We rosily Jam Stapleton, playing two psrts? LUELLA LOHRMEYER, Fields, Cole. Thanks for your areat letter. Yes, you iueaaed right. Jean Stapleton did play both roles on that show. DEAR DICK: Can you tell us why Lawrence Welk won't eme what happen to pi ____ like Cisay King, who _____ me regulars as the show and the. disappear without any reset give.? All regular lIsIs 01 the show are kept wondering needlessly. It would be easy to nace where these _________ mining pause are and what they are doing at the p1 6-1 Use. MRS. R.J. WALITRAND, Springfield, K, The Welk I say that Walk has never done that, and RTibly never will. Even when Alice L011 his old Champagne Lady - left and told the world she WU fired because Welk MR* skirts were too short, he kept Went. He believes he's there to entertain, and not to gossip about the people on (or off) the show. DEAR DICK: What h -Up esed to the series, "Voyage To the fetus 01 the Sea"? It was em 01 my fav.rfte shows. MIKE QUINN, Owensboro, Ky. DEAR DICK: I used to on "Besama" and "P-ffiean" and "Daulel Bseue" and Iliked them and was wondering what banned to the stars, TIM MARTIN, Springfield, N.. - DEAR DICK: What happened t. the TV series, "SWAT," "The Rookies," "MeCloud" and "Rhoda"? D. SULLY, Serrey, S.C., Can. All thaie shows ran their courses, had their hours In the aim of the ratings, and then began to sag and so were cancelle& Shows have a very brief existence--five years is superlmg. The Mars move on to other things. Actors are laborers, like anybody eije, and when one job folds op, they look for another. DEAR DICK: Could yes please tell me the name 41the seeg that was played each time that avis made his en trance.. stage t.lb a live perfsnmeme? Is It oJaIb W a record? J.R., Urbong Ma. Ipremmle you mew Elivs Presley, not Elvis Costello. Anyhoi, Presley's entrance music was Richard Strauss' "Also Sprach Zarathustra." recently known as the theme from '1001: A Space Odyssey." The original music has been recored dozens of time., but you can hear it, as the Presley people used It, on at least these of Elvis' albums - "Madison Square Gardens," "Aloha From Hawaii" and "In Concert." DEAR DICK: is the computer on the enfglual "Star Trek" relevisles series. G.ASCI, Ln, Ta. That's th. voice 01the besidiful Majel Barrett, who also played an oncasiena rois on the series. DEAR DICK: A friend and I were wathing "Lacy Ceutes To Nk.bvUlV' asd IIel TiBia was on tk show. i IM that Mel reedy dallsei is real My frlesd says dot be diu.uL Cuyes $A- I he des. or doesn't? 71UMAM HAG= Firings, NkL In a way, you're both rtgI* and both wrong. The truth is that Mel really Muttois, when he talk., but now Mutters when be slog.. life. JERRY'S RESTAURANT— Open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sanford Air Terminal, Sanford Airport. JUNGLE JOE'S— Restaurant & Supper Club. Serving 7 a.m..10:30 p.m., Early Bird Dinner specials 4-7 p.m. daily. Entertainment Mon.-Sat., I4 & SR.46 at Sanford Inn. Annual Science Fled.. C.sveit&a, March 30 and 31, HI1IOSI Inn South, International Drive, Orlando. Films, , l*n and masquerade ball. Call 27517. by "Funds Bern" ard.ts — Marco 16 through April 15, Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitland. Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. 4p.m.; Saturday, 10 am to 1p.m.; Sunday I4p No charge. Preview reception, March 16 7:30. 9:30 p.m. Doris Leepess Art 01 Pildlc Places—Sculpture exhibits, March P'May Loch Haven Art Center, Orlando, and throughout Orange Cogity. Seminole Cemanulty College Crm...lt, Chorus Spring concert, Sunday, April 1, 3p.m., Fine Arts Concert Hall. "The Seven Last Words CI Christ" by Iubois will be featured work. Free to public. 77, _____ Seminole High School Troops .1 the laternadesal Thespian Society will present "Godopell" on April 1$ and 19 at 7:30 p.m. Florida Bandmasters Asia. Aam.l State Region ill Stage Band FidIval, April 6 and 7, Seminole Community College Fine Arts Building. Performances, 4-9 p.m., Friday and I a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday. Free. Stephen DeW.dy Presents "Benjamin Frklle," I p.m., March 31, Apt 1-3, Church Street Station Gallery, 76 W. Church St., Orlando. April 1, 2p.m. matinee. Tickets $3.50.and for senior citizens and students, $3. Call $021I1. Seminole Community College Players present "Butterflies Are Free," comedy, 8p.m., April 54 at 8CC Fine Arts Theatre. Asbnti4on free to Public. Student cast directed by Sara Daspin. orange County AlitCisty baler High Choral Festival, Bob Carr Auditorium, Orlando, 8 p.m., Friday, March 30. 15 schools, 1W vocalists. Free to the pohlic. Rock coaLed by England Din and John Ford Coley, $ P.M. April 4, in Stetson University Edmunds Activity Center, Detaid. Duo is backed by 5 rock r'kImo Gemnal .ihnI.on $3 In advance available Altanio,g Mall and Strieps. Lab. Breathy High lebsel Itug, laud Ceacerl with guest artist: Rich Matteirjs* of North Texas State University, $ p.m. Friday. Mirth 30. Lake Brautisy NOSchool C010mom r1dWs$ pen to ""ted seating. Call Ext. 51. SERVICE Ow Factory TraIned Tlthnlclans Sorvics ALL MAKES of Impeded cars and tr*ks. Our prices will pleasantly st.rprls. ysti. AIRD-RAY DATSUN 4444 N. 17.fl Lasiweed. PS,. 531-1316 y-. 3j (PBS) '" Out-.-- By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Th The death of actor Ted Cassidy was not particularly well covered In the press. In • the firstplace, the very large actor (remembered most Coverage of the NCAA Swim- Intercollegiate Gymnastics vividly, to his regret, as SATURDAY ming and Diving Champion- Classic" Taped coverage from Lurch on "The Addams MARCH 31, 1979 ships from Cleveland. Ohio; a the University Of Utah in Salt Family") was not a major 1- look at 10 years of gymnastics Lake City of this meet corn- star. And, secondly, his featuring tapes of performanc- posed entirely of American family and friends tried to AFTERNOON es by Olga Korbut, Nadia women. keep It quiet, feeling that's 1.'0O Comaneci and Kurt Thomas. 3:15 what he would have wanted. G2) WRESTLING 0 INTERNATIONAL CHAM- In fact, says Sandra 2:30 PIONSHIP BOXING The U.S. Griego, he was even WRESTLING SOCCER MADE IN GER- National Amateur Boxing Team registered in the hospital competes against the Irish where he died under MANY 3:00 . an National Team with bouts in all GOLF "Sea Pines Hen11 OIYPIC weight divisions. assumed name (Theodore age Classic" Coverage of (From Crystal Bay, Nevada) Case). She says that was third-round play in this SUNDAY $300,000 PGA tour event from done "to protect his 4:00 Harbour Town Golf Links, Hil. (4)0 GOLF "Sea Pines Henhumanity from the Lurch APRIL 1, 1979 ton Head, S.C. tage Classic" Coverage of Image." final-round play in this While Casaldy's death was 3:30 AFTERNOON • PROFESSIONAL $300,000 PGA tour event from not big news to the public, it PP" Harbour Town Golf Links, HiBOWLERS TOUR Live cover1.00 was to Miss Griogo, the ago of the $70,000 Long Island (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING ton Head, S.C. actor's fiancee. The SPORTSWORLD Coverage Open from the Garden City 1:30 of final rounds in boxing's American Indian actress, SANDRA GRIEGO Bowl in Garden City, New York. OUTDOORS Golden Gloves Tournament of whose life has been dogged GOLF "Kemper LPGA Champions; World Ice Speed- by tragedy, now has yet had asked her to arrange for Chisholins,' with Robert Open" Coverage of the semi1:45 final round In this tournament (3D NSA BASKETBALL Los way Motorcycle Champion- another one to live through. an Irish wake, If he died, and Preston and Rosemary from Mesa Verde Country Club Angeles Lakers at Philadelphia ships from Inzell, W. Germany; it won't be easy. she did that. Harris. It will be on the Part 2 of a ten-man decathlon In Costa Mesa, California. 76ers "It was wonderful," she network for four consecutive from the California country- She was only three says, 4:00 of the wake, Thursday, beginning March 2:00 slde. old when her parentsdays were I was"Because (4)0 SPORTS SPECTACU- S THE SUPERSTARS Twelve so preoccupied with 29, She plays an Indian girl, killed In an automobile the people there 4'30 LAR Coverage of the East- athletes from four continents that I had no Of course. WORLD SPORTS accident. She survived. Back West College All-Star Basket- compete In ten sporting events • ti me for sorrow. There is She says that since she Featured are performances by in the hospital — in Bot' ball Classic, featuring top col- torapunseof $132,000. that Irish madbegan acting, she has almost method in the World Figure Skating nalllloN.M.—wheresheisad ego seniors, from Las Vegas. GOLF "Kemper LPGA Champ alway3playedIndiangiz— i ons including Linda Nov.; Dick Stockton and a van - Open" Coverage of the final been born, the was fortunate Randy "just look at this face and He also often talked to sty of entertainers and sporting round in this tournament from Fratianne, TaiBabalonia Gardner and finding the Griego family, from Vienna, in figures "roast" baseball's Pete Mesa Verdi Country Club in Austr about what he wanted her tc you understand" — with a ia; U.S. Grand Prix Moto- They were a large, happy do in the Ross. Costa Mesa, California. event of his death. few Chicano parts. cross Motorcycle ctampion- clan, and they had just lost He had taught For a while she used the her a great ships from Carlsbad, Califor- their newborn doughter. So deal about 3 her craft, acting name Sandra Ego. That was WIDE S GYMNASTICS "Danskin hospital authorities put the and he wanted her to con Idea 01 an a-manager, grieving couple together tinue. For awhile after Ted who thought it Bould be cute. with e justorphaned in- Cauldy — she calls him The Ego was pronounced fant, and the Grlegoe took "Teddy" — died, she egg-o, and so she could be the tiny girl home. couldn't even think about referred to as Sandy Ego, th She was brought up to acting. Now she can. which came out San Diego. believe she was their natural Now she's appearing In a She almost gets sick thinking Franco Zsfftrell"s epic film on issue of making public facilities child SATURDAY — and they were new CBS mini-series, "The of that now. the life of Jesus Christ begins available to the handicapped. Sports On The Air • (K) 0 Ø Spec Of The Week not with the wedding of Mary (Oil.. Indian. She never knew that via Hussey) and Joseph (Yorgo JESUS OF NAZARETH she was In fact, a fullVoyagis), the birth uid AFTERNOON Jesus pardons the prostitute tt0iei Mascalero Apache hood of Christ. and the COfiflict Magdalene (Anne until site 12:00 between Herod (Christopher Mary was a teen-nor. and meets NicoWEEKEND SPECIALS Plummer) and John the Baptist Bancroft) di Then she wad Ott with a (Lam. Olivier) while "The Baby With Four Fathers" (Michael York). (Part 1o14) Herod plots the murder of the (51*thougl*), the son Four Young boys "adopt" an Zealots. (Part 3of 4) of U.S. Sen. Joseph Montoya. abandoned "I him we couldn't get EVENING APRIL 2, 1079 WEDNESDAY serious," she says,"because MARCH 31, 1570 N EW at MONDAY TOO (4) THIS ONE'S FOR DAD Dick Van Patton and Johnny APRIL 4, EVENING M . Whittaker are featured in this look at the turmoil that can (2) JESUS OF NAZARETH erupt within a te.ae when Following his baptism by John, EVENING 900 he was mycoualn, and he told me he wasn't, that I was adopted and we weren't BAR related at all. 15 Items to too "When I confronted my WHUL$ lbS 0C54tePPY (RObert he loses a parsnL parents with that knowledge, of autO executive many miracles and i0f.d In marriage they turned away from me. 1110 Adam Trenton (Rock Hudson) p3 by Simon Peter Lao rim" AM (3) SOS & MY, JARS. (James Far.ntkio), Thomas, found b LAMINI I OtDA The COflis- Matthew and Judas (Ian ec use of his infatu- true." dy teem of Bob iiid Ray are McShan.). (Part 2 of 4) atlon with a revolutionary car. She Up that, until then, Joined by Jane Curtin, Lars" the Hawk, and her love affair she had net liked Indian. Newman and Gilds Radner In with a race-car dflvW (John TUES Y very "tuch, from what she recreation of mom of Mob and Beck). (Part Iof 4) (RI Ray's inorable characters. had seen CI them on the APRIL 8, 1979 _ Art Ibsw — 1p"tuft work CI tuba edists Valeocja and 8nlnj Qnni$y Colleges, WInter Pk Tilip , e_ In Tnontg Springs, Viewing hose ten 00111109 9 $ a.m. toO PJLI Mae*thre —, hodays) from LP.lJr— i t- - SUNDAY 1116000111111 1010 0N WORLD CON' 114011011111 -- I ::' - Mitt For The Nandlcopped?' cutiets prolee choroopher eriene sans,s repine anreponson the mounita, 011r" hitwian dla Goat eme,osnoev - p.0 " 99 $ ' Bey 1- Get Oft Free "' 4.°."— '1 \ International Drive 17-92, Sanford COUNTRY BREAKFAST 2-111 M. Hem or Saas.g., He* Srowns end einvill at MCI CaksL near - - AMILI,1I19 NA gg THU DAY - R!r.thlto Reservation herhoms,Soft was very MONG APRIL 1,1079 trauntatic to learn the was SOS one of them, MORNING Q414PAJSN IS 81k. talks, this. days, 1010 almost continually about (1) S APRIL MAGAZINE Sharron I.ovejoy looks at the "Teddy." Re was, she ssY. REPORTS "Stow . gemini, a man 01 AS SUPER SALAD DA Deulpi*s Show Hess sponsored by Orlando Opera Comasy, March 15-April 1, Monday bravo 8itdiy, 10 a.in. to 4 p.m.; ffimdaj 14 p.m., at Busted residence on Labs Concord, Orlando. DinatIo$3,at door; $3 In advance (call 044.1000). ..,..'.0.h.. - . ---- - t.-... and.0 (CBS) (4) (CBS) - )7_5 Ted March 30-April 5 (NBC) Friday, March 30, Cassl'ody:A Big Man Remembered TELEVISION It you're tlkl'g of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggeitisa.: HERITAGE INN— Elltree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine ow specialties. Th S. Park Ave., Sanford. X. o!A 1 riTts,1.N L S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 80477$ -- --. •__S_ ,. FrIday, March 30, In, Is Coleman A Midget? SWOWTIMS — P PIt folio 1 69 1uy1-.OetOn,Frll. I : coupon : Coupon : ISUPER SALAD BAR ' • .. su n COUNTRY ! BREAKFAST : •,.. : �_•_____. i—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, MArdt3O, 97 Ambassador to the Nations. FRIDAY March 30 ioo United We artists In London; she March 31 SATURDAY SUNDAY Catches the eye Of Leopold, King of the Belgians. (A) 6:30 stage production. (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING WRESMNQ EENNdQ ,FOCTSTEPS "The Secret (4) CBS NEWS 5:30 Of Little Ned" The Importance S NEWS S SUNRISE SEMESTER UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL of listening to children Is 6:00 155uSd (R) 6:00 7.00 M CRACKEMBARREL (2)THE GONG SHOW 1:30 (2) BROTHERS AND SISTERS S THE LAW AND YOU 11:30 5 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL (4) THIS ONE'S FOR DAD 6:30 HOT FUDGE S Hasten Chalieng.s Ronald to a (2) 0 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Host: Tom Barry. Luther vs. Dick Van Patten and Johnny (2) NBC NEWS boxing match to avenge the Carson. Guests: Anthony Whittaker are featured in this Seminole 6:30 (4)R CBS NEWS humiliation suffered by Mary Niwley, Albert Brooks, Michael (2)2-COUNTRY THOMAS look at the turmoil that can LOWELL 5 ABC NEWS Lee. Douu. REMEMBERS... ".viatlon, erupt within a teen-ager when THE GROWING YEARS I (4) THE DUKES OF HAflAR.O 5 MOVIE "How Sweet It Isi" •SPECTRUM 1945" Highlights o? combat he loses a parent. 7.00 Boss Hogg accuses Bo of (C) (1968) Debbie Reynolds, S THE LUCY SHOW PIlE HAW aviation involving Allied, Gas. S robbery, whit. th. real thief James Garner. A boy follOws (2) TIC TAC DOUGH LAWRENCEWax man and Japanese forces. 700 (A) MARY TYLER MOORE me sweet-talks Daisy into putting his girlfriend to Europe; his SOCCER MAOS IN . 2:00 PROFILES EDUCATION now owner of WJM adopts new him up at the Dukes' home. MANY parents follow him. (1 1/2 Mrs.) •SLACKAWARENESS NA SHVILLE MUSIC Procedures that raise disap. SIPS VALLEY The son of a S SARETTA Baretta's inves7:30 5 DONNA FARGO Guest: proval from the news staff, neighboring family takes a tigation Into the connection •aviv ijjpij CANDID CAMERA Robert Guillaume. BATTLE OF i, though no one dares to speak Shine to Audra, but she refuses between a police comrnt3slon.r out — except Murray. him. 5 WORLD OF THE SEA and an underworld figure is $00 7:30 MOVIE "Battle For The (.2) S THE CROSS-WITS CHIPS Jon and Ponth 'S ABC MOVIE "YOU Light hampered by a female report- (2) SAY CITY ROLLERS Planet Of The Apes" (C) (1973) are assigned to escort a truck. I oiciss W.D Up My LIfe" (1977) DIdI Conn, as. (R) (I) ARTHUR AND COMPANY Roddy McDowell, Claude load of dangerous chemicals MACNEIL / LEHRIR Michael Zaslow. An aspIring 12:00 530 MINUTES R REPORT The ape civilization tries over a winding mountain road. songwrfter, engaged to be (4)MOVIE "The Good Guys S ANIMALS ANA IMlS AN& Akins. to co-exist with (R) married Peacefully to a w lthy but dull And T he ea Sad Guys" (C) (1969) MALE "The Falcon" 7:30 who we atom-bomb (4)5 BAD NEWS BEAM tennis instructor, falls for an Robert Mitchurn, George BAGGY PANTS / NITWITS humans (2) LIARS CLUB mutants, but a power ggrssalvs film director. struggle Coach Buttermaker is delight. Kennedy. Once enemies, an (4) THE MUPPET$ Guests: intervenes. 111/2 Hrs.) Sd with his new pitching diiMOVIE "Fitzw$Ily" (C) aging marshal and an aging (tALvii AND•:Ø THE CHIP. SANOTHERVOICE Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. (1967) Dick Van Dyke, Barbara outlaw join forces. (2 Hrs.) coverp but not so ho her i THE UUPPET$ Guest: Foklorl. While her Servants cov. M1JNI price. Lynn Redgrav.. 2 12:37 (.A)SPOPEYE or for her, a philanthropic old wHAT'S HAPPENINGII FAMILY FEUD (21 MOVIE "Seven In For The Tb. 0000SY'S I.4TARS lady, not realizing she is actual- • Rerun's runhe wild Darkness" (C) (1969) Milton when he fantasies dreams that (B/W) (1962) Robert PAINT WITH NANCY "Still CAROL BURNETT AND ly penniless, continues to FRIENDS Guest: John Byner. Serle, Dma Merrill. After their is Mitchum, Shirley MacLain.. A Life With Ash" plane crashes in a remote three Popular television char. DICK CAVITY Guest: spread her wealth. (2 Hrs) young woman convinces her VI. PEOPLE Guest: Dusty bO)frlm,d Peter UitIov.(Part 2 of 2) 0:30 mountain region, the blind sur- actors. to his wife , pr. FANTASTIC FOUR S'30 v$vors struggle against the and accept himself as he Is. (2 1:00 CONSUMER SURVIVAL ments end their own SILLY Billy and his (4)5 6:30 Hrs. 15 Mini.) (2DIFF'RENT STROKES KIT "Universal Product Code, they make their way back to father go on a camping trip TURNABOUT Sam and Drummond reconsiders his(2) p, 100 Train Travel, Appliance civilization. (111/2 that their meg. Hrs.) with two family friends who dts. Plannedpurchase of an HT SPECIAL Repair" Ore. ic statue has been stolen. HAW HONEYS Guest: like Billy. • gon radio station when he Host: Lind a Clifford. Guests: S DELTA HOUSE After hit. Barbara Mandrell. u.s it could put his friend Larry • PROSE 's- Fl n g . r "a" people, Poaches and 9:00 Host: Toby Prom. hug Blotto with his car. Dean WRESTLING oo sup Alder (McLean Stevenson) out Inger. Herb. E Eddie Rabbltt, Arpeggio. (I) SUGS Wormer has the options of FLORIDA REPORT of work. SUI*IY I ROAD • MOVE "Dark CIty" being sUed or having Blotto as (8/W) RUNNER (4)• INCREDIBLE HULK 3:00 (1950) Charlton Heston. Lisai000 a house guest. • Hulk mistakenly helps a CROCKETT'S VICTORY (4)5 GOLF "Sea Pines HenThe Oath Scott. Following an GARDEN Now to get the gar- tags Classic" Coverage of convict escape from police, man$WEEPSTAlCU (Vincent VanA YOUfl9 unhappy wartime love affair, a den In shape f ii AND THE BEAR An and David Banner has to cor- trying to Impress a Patten) loner takes to or the warm third-round play lfl this girl attractive young woman (Penny gamblIng and weather ahead. (It) rect his alter-ago's mistake, $300,000 PGA tour event from good friends, and an ax-base. becomes marked for murder. Peyser) hires BJ to move an FAMILY Buddy's life is ball player (Ben Murphy) (2 Hrs.) Harbour Town Golf Links, Hil- undisclosed cargo out of the complicated when Kate starts become lottery finalists. ton Head, S.C. WPOWRENDS 2:52 country, placing police and mUstudent teaching at her school (4)5 V.1. PEOPLE Guest: $ CHILD AND COIl.. DALLAS Sue Ellen 5 MOVIE "The Magic Dusty itary Officials in hot pursuit. (A) and runs into student prob- vows revenge on py Dean West, stunt actor. JR. for corn.. Sword" (C) (1962) Bull Rath. (3)5 CBS MOVIE "Hustle" MM. mitting tier to an alcohol bone, Estelle Winwood. A 2:30 (1975) Butt Reynolds, Cathe. 10.100 SWASHINOTON WEEK IN tarium. (Part 2of2) young hero battles an evil • CINEMATIC S PROFESSIONAL rinaDeneuve. The relationship REVIEW EYE S THE DIPLOMATIC STYLE sorcerer with the aid of a sword "L'Avventura," Michelangelo BOWLERS TOUR Live cover- between a tough cop and a OF ANDREW YOUNG A docu. given him by a witch. (1 Hr. 40 Antonioni(ftajjan: 1960) (A) Sm age of the $70,000 Long Island glamorous call girl reaches a on the United States Mini.) WALL STREET WEEK Open from the Garden City crisis during the Investigation 10:30 Bowl in Garden City, New York. of a young woman's death. (A) (2) 0 DAFFY DUCK 0 GOLF "Kemper LPGA G LOVE BOAT "Heads Or (4)S TARZAN / SUPER 8EV- Open" Coverage of the semi. Tails" Adam Arkin, Richard EN final round in this tournament GlIliland; 'The Little People" Cas ts MOVIE "L'Avv.ntura" from Mesa (81W) (1960) Monica VitO, in Costa Verde liCountry Club Patty McCormack, Edward Mesa, Ca fornia. Albert; "Mona Of The Movies" Gabriele Ferzetti. In the after5 PROSE "5-Finger Orson Bean. (It) math of a (I) A BETTER WAY THE LAW AND YOU 6:30 4:00 ZOOM IKIDSWORID 1100 (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPANY 5 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH NIBOP "Leaving Home, Going Home" (It) I ®FAIN THE NATION TURNABOUT "wtas. We Are Now" Maya ASIQS'OU jam Trahey and Laura Nader diicuss their philosophies with Genri Lange and FelIcla Lowe. (It) • AFTERNOON -- ___ _______ _______ t~A i ____ ___ - --____ ----_- - --- commercial backfires. 10:00 . WKEND WEE nation. GD CONSUMER SUYLINE ' 12:00 ('4) MOVIE "Stars And Stripes Forever" (C) (1952) Clifton Webb, Debra Page. After isev- final-round play in Ij JOhflPMlp$ousapo.a ksti - !' -: LI I , [I I V I', •,. - - -: -- - - --' -' •- -,-- - _1• _--- - 1 Dill rent 8 Actor Robert 13 High rankunçj prelate 14 Myth 15 Ancient bronze money 16 Buddhist sect 17 Offensive ness Saint 59 Aunt ISpanish) 60 Actress Sophia 61 Systems 63 Smallest 64 Actor Dick DOWN 19 Approached 21 labor 24 Actress Anita 43 Actor Glass 46 Actress - Lucille Samantha Undermine 28 Road material 29 Constollatifln 31 Actor Knight 32 Presidential 33 Japanese 53 Dock 54 Facile 56 High coin 36 Actress -- FocI, 40 and Answers explosive 58 Mature 62 Initial guidance labt,r.) nickname 20 Perched 72 Roman datt! 23 Printer's measure 25 Pedal digits 27 Aver 30 Enough - 34 Rhine tributary 35 One 37 Large Iat)br I 38 Piece out 39 Little House on the 42 Actress Eve44 Scuttled 45 Universal language 46 Marshes 49 Actor - I Argument 2 Woody plant 3 Move upward 4 Hindu - sacred word 5 Ron lieb man is - 6 Summers in Paris 7 Legislative body 8 Strange sky sight 9Early - 47 Musical 'rnwnt 48 African reed Instrument 50 Always 52 Vapor ( comb fornil 27 18 Abound Vigoda 41 Actress Anne 26 Actress SOLUTIO N -- H i j 1 Y II VA I a I E1 N 1 I if s - (1 1 9V o ia v 3 11flynd II9NY if Yy vegetable u - - ui H .L VS WI I I' N S .IUI lO Same place (Latin) 11 Detoct,ves hope 12 Encircles n s i io i it e..eseeeeeeeeeeeeea.ee.e. • 's J erry S S SANPORO S PH. 323.0501 SUNDAY BRUNCH . e e e 10a.m.-2p,m. All You CanEat Includes Salad Bar and Coffee, tea, etc S $3 tax MON. THRU FRI. II3; NIcest Soffet and Salad , In Town, Vou Can Eat, Inc fee, Tern etc. astlee -sill F - , ' WIDNISDAT SPICIA. 4p,m.ThICIsslng DRAFT BEEN e ENCORE SHOWING -----------• - - - - .--- -- NIGHT • J' Per Gloss WIDE TV IN LOUNGE S e .m. TO 7 pm, Of tile own. (1 W. 45 Champions including_Linda Fradenr^ R&* er w4 British actor Robert Powell plays the title role USIANDAIWIII1 In the expanded eight-hour presentation of Tel aeb VNWW^ Ans u.s. Gvan Prix Mote- "Jegu of Nazareth," which will begin Its 01055 f' enc.re pet9ormasee..'.Snnday. on Trilø' •. -•'.••.•. ,• 'Rep'tj'.": '% . -..,-.-:; '" the neck 55 Close to 57 - Marie $ANFOID AIR TERMINAL 430 ____ 5 WIDE WORLD OP SPORTS 51 Back of OVERLOOK THE RUNWAYS this $300,000 PGA tour event from Harbour Town Golf Links, Hitton Head, S.C. S SPOR 111WORLD Coverage of fin al rounds in boxing's Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions; World Ice Speed. way Motorcycle Champion. ships from Inzsll, W. G.rmany; Part 2 of a ten-man decathlon from the California country- ACROSS I(E8Te%(JIIiITIT and LOUNGE ., - Linda Eller. reports on Mexico's potentiai as a major oil-producing of romantic adventures. (2 Hrs.) (4).GOLF "Sea Pines lIentag. ClassIC" Coverage of 'tiso ____ • I amum NEW MEN I Susan's idea to promote the health club with a television I -_J1MR_URRR 9:30 ST CK RD CHANNING "Breakfast At Tiffany's" (C) (1961) Audrey Hepburn, George Peppard. Based on the story by Truman Capote. A sophisticated New York playgirl encounters sever- 1JURRRhII MWEEN Leopold. 400 (2) MOVIE ia WWWEM MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Lillie: The New Helen" A king I and a prince are among Lillie's eager admirers and she must decide whether to succumb to the attention of Belgium's King - ____ ___ (R) - 10:00 Friday, March 30, I7-7 I the beautiful Russian defector he is trying to help Is actually a pawn in a plot to destroy him. MARY TYLER MOORE Guest: Gene Kelly. into communicationSECOND MOVIE MACHINE CITY TV (C) (1968) Peter O'Toole, problems while trying to deal 5 ORAL ROBERTS Jeanne Moreau. Fascinated by with their parents, 10:30 a newly arrived Britisher. Q[)CAMPAIGN '79 M . Catherine the Great has him OUTLOOK 5 PREMIERE too Imprisoned and playfully tor- (2)5 JESUS OF NAZARETH (4)5 SUNDAY MORNING 1100 ments him. (2 Hrs.) FANGFACE Franco Zefflrelli's epic film on (2)(4) 055 NEWS S THE SUPERSTARS Twelve the lif, of Jesus Christ begins WUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Del. 5 ORAL ROBERTS athletes from four continents with the wedding of Mary (Oil- bar: MISTER ROGERS (It) McClinton / The Cate compete in ten sporting events via Hussey) and Joseph (Yorgo Brcthers" (A) 9:30 for a purse of $132,000. Voyagus), the birth and child. (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUIl11:15 S GOLF "Kemper LPGA hood of Christ. and the conflict LEE Open" Coverage of the final between Herod (Christopher (A)CS8NEWS KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO round in this tournament from 11:30 5 MOVIE "Bright Lights" Mesa Verde Country Club in Plummet) and John the Baptist (Michael York). (Part I of 4) NBC LATE MOVIE "The (2) (DIW)(1935) Joe E, Brown, Ann Costa Mesa, California. Dvorak. A husband-and-wife 5 GLOBAL PAPER "The (4)0 TH!LION, THE WITCH Court Mart, Of George Arm. AND THE WARDROBE In this strong Custer" (1977) Brian burlesque team drifts apart on Fight For Food" A look at U.S. animated version of a C.S. Keith. Ken Howard. Fact mixes their way to stardom. (1 1/2 food policy and how it affects Lewis fairy tale, four children with fiction in a tale of what His.) the rest of the world. (Part 2 of step by chance through a clot, might have happened had Gen6 ELECTRIC COMPANY (It) 2) (R) et wardrobe Into Narnia, a eral Custer survived Little Big 10:00 3.n strange and wintery fantasy Horn. (A) STUDIO SEE "Last Show" land ruled by an Ice-hearted (4) CBS MOVIE "Moonshine IRONSIDE A behind-the-scones look at (2) County Express" (1977) John GYMNASTICS "Danskin witch. (Part I of 2) how TV is planned, produced Saxon, Susan Howard. Three Intercollegiate Gymnastics and broadcast; highlights of Classic" Taped coverage from 0SATTLESTAR GALACTICA beautiful daughters of a two seasons of Studio See. (R) the University 01 Utah In Salt Starbuck and Apollo become moonshiner team up with a Lake City of this most corn- embroiled in a life-or-death stock car driver to settle some 10:30 posed entirely of American struggle for control of another old scores. (2) MVIE "The Dark battlestar. 0 MOVIE ToBeAnnounced. Command" (B/W) (1940) John woman. 5 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 5 JUKEBOX Guests: Alex Wayne, Walter Pidgeon. Quan3:15 SPECIAL "The Tigris Expedi- Harvey Band, Snafu, David trill, the famed guerrilla chief, INTERNATiONAL CHAM- lion" Thor Heyerdafll's final Essex, The Electric Light and his raiders terrorize the pgoi, BOXING The U.S. and climactic voyage is corn- Orchestra. Southwest after the Civil War National Amateur Boxing Team until a daring man puts a stop competes against the Irish to their actions. (2 His.) National Team with bouts In all (I) TONY BROWNS JOURNAL 11 Olympic weight divisions. MORMON WORLD CON. (From Crystal Bay, Nevada) •FANTASY ISLAND A paint. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 900 soo I er (Sonny Bono) becomes I ñOILYWOOD (UPI) — the movie rights and 11:00 "Anzio" (C) (1968) pirate to kidnap his es-wife Loretta Lynn, the petite search for an actressbegan a along like old friendo. We (2) FRED AND BARNEY Robert Mitchum, Peter Falk. (Diana canova) before her. to play talked to a psychic woman, In OUR GANG COMEDIES Country higthg Mar, was Loretta from i. 13, An over-cautious end stubborn when Ohio who told t we'd been handed 25 $-z.1O $louy she was married, general nearly turns the Anzio remarriage; and a young gisi 11:30 (Jill Whelan) tries to reform her until the together In pset lives four (2) THE Jtrsom invasion into a disaster. (2 Hrs.) pickpocket portraits of film actresses preaet, father. (A) different times, And I •FINK PANTHER (4)5 SPORTS SPECTACU. •kesTsADoNE "An Amentwo years ago and asked to Loretta, a epunky, down- believe her.,, tAR Coverage of the East- can Way Of Dealing" Issues find a proect to portray home mountain woman who West College All-Star Basket. such as the addictive nature of AFTERNOON herself in a movie speaks her Universal screened ball Classic, featuring top col- methadone, the side effects biogey. lege seniors mind,the said, I "Carrie," for which Sissy told them from Mart , from Las Vegas, an the qUality of therapeutic 12:00 Loretta set aside the Sissy was the only one, even WOn an Oscar in Nov.; Dick Stockton and a van. Support are examined and diipotograph of Sissy SW* though I never saw her In a IM and L41111#1111 insisted BS (2)5 BUFORO AND THE sty of Intertalners and sporting CUU*d by addicts. (It) GHOST figures "roast" bas.'s Pete saying, 'Thut's the coal show. I don't go to picture One else would he rIØ* for (4) MOVIE "Lord Jim" (C) Rose. 11:00 miner's daughter right shows so I never saw the the___ pail. Sissy could idly (1965) Peter O'Toole, James (2) (1)55 11:3 S NEWS 500 there." to Is_k ethers either, on the novel by •WIDIWORLDOF$pO 0 Sissy is red-haired, 't whims to do an the aigin Joseph Couwad. A young man Coverage of the P4CM Swim"Bi4 they said Sissy (2)5 BOB £ RAY, JANE. sacrifices his life for the natives ming a,i4 and ro,md4ac.d. look like me, They tided a $ OLGA The comeEarr of the Maleyan Jungle. (3 His.) ships from Cleveland, Ohio; a dy team of Bob and Ray Loretta Is a thin-faced bunch of others, And I told we SPACE ACA1DSIY look at 10 YS5$ of gymnastics joined by Jane Curtin, Laralni Loretta spent a week brimette with high cheek. 'sin they was w asting t96Jt Iii Nbv111., WEEKEND SPECIALS featuring tapes of psrforma. Newman and Glide Radnor k bones. But Lardta was rightthosNando of TOM' "The Baby With Fop Fathers" is by Olga Korbut, Nadla recreations of s of Bob and on target, dollars. And near Laiita's home. 8Iy Four young boys "adopt" an Comaneci and Kurt Thomas. they was, Ray's memorable characters. limed bits and pieces of 11 abandoned baby girl. Four years ago her "11* some ways Sissy looks EMERGENCY ONIP Mo 'Seconds" (B/W) ' FIRING LINE "The Mean- (1w) autobiography, "Coat Ilk. me. We both have blue of Lor,tta's best known 12:30 for t he 1*. flI HUdOII Will o.sr. Minsis DugId.r" detailed eyes. And she LOOKS (2)PAIULOIjSp(jiji big Of TheGuests: Egypfl,,i.ls,ae With some behind-the-scenes Accord" the cnmlgng prtj of her coidryupI do. Tivned out M Yitzhak 5FAT ALBERT a swat medical end the weuk SugeucAN hANDSTAND flabim, farmer prUB, minister organizafloui, a middle-a inHdthurhollow, she ACTS cossy, too," sitmusi amir, --I an sar Guests: Dinlece williams, Ky,, and her Mnge to L year Lardta w s. uein.eeeias rectures njj ssdasaneistryMage,, pined to find Sissy wa tingwet OPY. Slow eppserane of youth. (1 from the. w, 5 1 book become a bid. ferhurkpths wJWshe His.) ssI "me Bridge With silos of mare cas off stags tOO " IN uis Thes,oty, Imutta ' (1/W) (19l lLLVWOOS TIUN t 131,111 The llv.rback Lr'-s oIit L, aaneac,d $5y t. FESTiVAL OP LIVELY marst a " ______ Iissdonhissso,ybyTho "Tb. Sist "1k_*sMa I laid q is putrey Mr in "Casi Ws OI Cliertus 1514 1 six co ton Wilder. Five people '00 " d: ____ 5 FIRING (4) METHODIST CHURCH BLACK AWARENESS 6 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 1:00 S AFTER HOURS NEWS (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING (2) .... ThE ADVOCATES "Should 7.100 5 CONSUMER BUYLIPIE There Be A Constitutional (2)28 COMPANY 5 DISCUSSION '79 Amendment To Balance The (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM GUNSMOKE Federal Budget?" MARLO AND THE MAGIC 5 WASHINGTON WEEK IN MOVIE MACHINE REViEW (It) 6:30 S VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI.. NBC NEWS (2) 'lION 1:30 (4) CBS NEWS (2) OUTDOORS S JERRY FALWELL. 30 MINUTES S THE LITTLE RASCALS WILD KINGDOM Marlin 7:30 5 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 5 transports a group of cheetahs (2) MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL S WALL $TREET WEEK (4) SUNDAY MORNING a sparsely populated region. "Money Fund Madness" 'to (pfl 1) SPECTRUM Guest: Edward A. iatier ill, 5 PICTURE OF HEALTH director, Rowe Price Pri me 7.'OO Reserve Fund. (R) six (2)5 WORLD OF DISNEY "Born To Run" All of the VOICE OF VICTORY 145 dreams and money of an AusWOMEN AND MEN (4) NBA BASKETBALL Los 08 trailan racehorse owner and his •5 NO HUMIARD Angeles Lakers at Philadelphia SHOW MY PEOPLE grandson ride on their coil's lBari ability to beat a champion, SESAME STREET (It) 2:00 (Part 2 of 2) 6:30 (2) COMMUNITY CONFER- (4)500 MINUTES SUNDAY MASS ENCE "Inflation" 5 FRIENDS Pete, Randy and (4)MARLO AND THE MAGIC 5 MOVIE "Great Catherine" Nancy run Loretta L ynn girl's disappearance, Discount" Host: Toby Prem. her lover and her friend begin inger. an affair. (R) (2 1/2 Hrs.) REEL WEST Actors, directori and critics discuss recur- memorated with film plus additional footage of the Kon Tiki rent themes in Western and Raexpeditions. movies. (A) (4)5 ALICE Sparks fly when LINE "Peace In Edsel Castleberry (Forrest The Middle East" Guest: Shlo(2)5 MEET THE PRESS Tucker) shows up looking for S FACE THE NATION mo Avineri, professor at the his little girl Flo, whom he DIRECTIONS "General University of Jerusalem. hasn't seen in years. Booth's Army" The achieve5 ABC MOVIE "From Russia ments and goals of the SalvaEVENING With Love" (1964) Sean tion Army are examined. Connery, Lotte Lenya. SuperS FLORIDA REPORT James Bond discovers that six 12:30 • I Repair" MORNING I __ 1 MOFNM Are Now" Maya Ang.Iou, Jane "Money Fund Madness' Trahey and Laura Nader disGuest: Edward A. Tabor Ill. CU5$ their Philosophies with director, Rowe Price Prime Gerri Lange and Feuds Lowe. Reserve Fund. i 100 Movie Of Her Life April C e S e S e e e e BANQUET CATERING FACIlITIES •-_.*n, �- ....---, _._. s—Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl. — .-- .-.-__._. 0R.W .-.- Friday, Mardi 30, 107 ' .' ,. Daytime Schedule DAVID WARNER role In a movie. One thing has led to another, however, and he's dill here, and he's about to go into the third straight leading role In a film since he arrived. Qiances are very good that when theu tires films come out, David Warner will be as well known to the UNITED'4S HOME American movie audiences as he already Is to the London theatergoer. But it will take a lot to change his own mind about h&nia,U. "I have no Uhia&oea about myself," he says. "I know I'm not a Mar, not a big drawing card." As we talked, In a modeM rodaunut along the Samet. Strip, a man come over and said how wonderful he Mary Magdalene (Anne Bancroft) and meets Nicodemus (Laurence Olivier), while 600 Herod plots the murder of the (7(4) 50 0 NEWS Zealots. (Part 3 of 4) MAN AND HIS ENVIRON- (4)'-•-----THE BASTARD Upon hearMENT in- () 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR A.M. WEATHER ROW $00 RYAN'S HOPE 5:30 (4)8 CAPTAIN KANGAROO a HOLLYWOOD SQUARES STUDIOSEE (NON, SUNRISE SEMESTER i. too mU, FIN) 5:53 (2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES FOOTSTEPS (WED) PTL (A) MIDDAY 1 25 vouo AND THE 6:00 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA RESTLESS (2) EARLY DAY GOOD MORNING FLORIDA ALL My CHILDREN (A) AGRONSKY AND COMPA. NEWS vow 1:30 6:30 (A) CAMPAIGN '7$(TUE) (A)•AS THE WORLD (I) OF WOMEN AND MEN (2) 0 TODAY TURNS 0000 MORNING AMERI(WED) 2:00 CA (4)3O MINUTES (THU) (2) 0 THE DOCTORS UUAI. YOGA AND YOU (A) CRACICEMARREL (FIN) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY POD •SUNRISE 2:30 DONAHUE (2) 0 ANOTHER WORLD 0 MY THREE SONS 6:30 @.) 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LOVE OF LIFE THU, FIN) (1) 0 THURSDAY MORNING (4)0 FAMILY FEUD 0APTERUCHOOL SPECIAL 11:55 FRIDAY MORNING (FIN) ROOKIES CBS NEWS 0000 MORNING AMERe6:00 (2) CAROl. IKIRNSTT AND AFTERNOON 725 FRIENDS (2) TODAY WI FLORIDA MARY TVL11P1 MOORE GOOD 12:00 MISTER ROGERS NEWS (2) PASSWORD PLUS 730 (2) TODAY IN'W BOUCATIONAL PRO- (2)NEWS STHECOUPLE 0000 MORNING AMERI- GRAMMING '' ___(WED) BEWITCHED 12:30 7:46 1OVEREASY (2) NEWS MORNING that the ramer of her illegIti. 6:30 mate son is dying. Marie Char(j) 0 NBC NEWS boneau attempts to melt with SI NEWS the English nobleman and ABC WE Insure her SOfl of his rightful MAN AND HIS ENViRON- Inheritance. The Charboneaus I M4T most with resistance, however, from the Duke's legal wife and son, and escape to London. (2) TIC TAO DOUGH (P 1 of 2) (4) MARY TYLER MOORE 0 CBS MOVIE "The Darker Mary has dIscOvered some Side Of Terror" (Premiere) incriminating news about an Robert Forster, Adrienne old friend who Is seeking reBarbsau. A doctor's reluctance election to Congress. to take part in a cloning .i0 THE CNOSS.WITS merit becomes even stronger JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER when he learns his clone has fallen In love with his own wife. REPORT 0 THREE'S co.i*t en Is suspected of having an liARS CLUB affair with Stanley's best NEXT STEP BEYOND friend. (R) SHA NA NA Guest: Johnny S THE SCARLET LETTER As Tillotson. the Boston magistrates debate CAROL BURNETT AND whether Hester Is fit to raise RIENDS SkItL "Barbary And her child Pearl, Chillingworth Is Ben," "Rancid Harvest." called In to tend to the ailing DICK CAVETT Guest: Jane Reverend Arthur Dimmesdaje, Fonda. who is suffering from a mysterloua illness. (Partt 2f 4 100 (1) (M CLIFFNANGEM Mary 930 under Dracula's spell, turns on • TAXI The cabbies take off Kurt; Jim Donner Is trapped In on a wild, non-stop drive from his own Jail; and Susan goes to New York to Miami so that Alex Rio. can spend twenty minutes (4) CBS REPORTS "How between planes with his long-- IMPIOVUMINT TO PIT .- CA (A) Boulevard' Uneven NEW RELEASE BOULEVARD NIGHTh (R) - Richard Yalgues, Marta DiBefi, Danny DeLaPss (Drama) Interesting but uneven character study of Chicano youths In East Las Angola. Classic strong brother-weak brother dory wrapped around gang warfare. Standout performance by newcomer DeLa Pas. Caution: some strong language, violence. GRADE: B. Odious (Her) GENERAL RELEASE CHINA SYNDROME, THE (PG) - Jane Foida, Jack Lemmas, Michael Doeglas, Thriller. This Is a "what If" dory - what If there was a malfunction In a nuclear power plant, and what If the gal TV news reporter sniffed It out, and what if the nuclear scientist didn't find it, and what If the power company brass tried to cover it up? It leaves you wondering - what if a real one had a flaw and blew up and left a hole In the sand clear down to China? GRADE: B ii.. DEER HUNTER (R) - Robed DeNirs, Join Savage, Meryl Streep, Christopher Wilkes. DrsmL This is a powerful memorable look at three PennsylvanIa steel workers who go off to fight Vietnam. Director Michael Cimino has created Images you may never forget. It Is too long and some of It Is forced, but It ri'aIns a r4mlc film. GRADE: A. GREAT ft4J(JJ( fi(), THE (pQ) Rkbard ambarti Ned Beatty, Charisme Dallas, Borgess Meredith, Michael Marphy and Paul Sand. Drama? . Smafl4wn of. ficah ii,.z they've been embezzled and stage a i000 Baseball, Radio, Sausage ith Blegen, Ronny Graham, Chris C2) JESUS OF NAZARETH and Charlotte MacBride. (A) Jesus pardons the prostitute (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 9:00 also have more than a caum umWWO interat in They own isrt of the Nashville i.ei.u. - - .- - - - Sotmdeteain. Clark also has financial MEL TILLIS interest inieveral radio tions. If Boots Randolf or Kenny In fact, most successful Rogers can't get any gIgs, ¶ t11Es APJP 0% ThE ta f* lJftAjE HOW A 'IV CF f1C)T 111 Rb WHOLBALE will take a big bità. Boys could get by If their Besides owning a coedry record companies suddenly music More In downtown pedtheinfrornthe label. Nashville complete with They each own their own "stuttering Mel" T-shirts, recording MwIiot Tills does dog food corn- It seems that one of the mercials with country status symbols of rn.kb1g It comedian Jerry Clower. in country music Is owning a Some people say Johnny farm. Eddie Arnold, Torn T. e WA* 1W Kip wi's gjy / . - -. • , • . 50% OFF _ / EVERY TICEITI STORE HOURS MON-THURS 104 Cash has sold more STP Hall, Clark, Cash, Carl through his commercials Smith, Dolly Parton and than the service stations that Earned Tubbs all own farms offer the product on racks InThiwsee, nest to the gasoline p"npu. Arnold could always turn He owns the House of Cash, to his real edit. career. He an umbrella company for all owns thousands of acres of of Cash'sbusine, enter- land and Is regarded as a Priem shrewd InLussnan. FRIDAY 10-9 SATURDAY 104 If Jimmy Dean was It wouJda't hurt legendary fltS L,Aç1' _______ Li .1 11 ILTAIV III Ni pis, ed.dfromesrnlng his livelihood by thiging, he mia"eaj appeal. Her thriving wouldn't Mares. The singer ClOthing StOle buaiiieu owns the Jimmy Dean çiId n,noy. - NS.DIXlIHWY.l7.00—CA$sEL$IftRy ______ nge r 4, 7 E 1FAILOICTO 11 man 0 199 United FNtur.u11uI A DIRECT FROM country stars look for ways they can turn to the agent to inveat windfall profits who handles bookings for the from hot selling singles or Nashville night clubs they albums.. They know that owm unless the money Is Inveded Porter Wagoner, Ray wisely and quickly, the tax Stevens and the Oak Ridge " H FABULOUS FASHIONS TV!TAtiS. E _ all 40 low W U . . Id X - The well endowed Miss located at the park. Sexy Parton has her own Barbara Mandrel could also publishing firms to fall back find work at Opryland on In the event her musical because she is its official well runs dry. spokeswoman this year. And if the Grand Ole Opry Minnie Pearl almost lost dumped Roy Acuff, he could her grinder switch hat when find a job at the musical she went into the fried amusement park Opryland chicken business with a Introducing new talent and Nashville businessman, but mlngllng with the tourists, she still can find work at the The Roy Acuff Museum Is Grand Ole Opry. ' a CHAIN LINK' I Invest Wdfll in a s . C1 robbery to cover it up. It isn't a C medy. nor is it a heist film. It's just flat and obvious, and a waste of good acting talent. GRADE: C- minus. (Her) LASr WAVE, THE - Richard Chamberlain, Gulpilil Suspema drama.This compelling, well-paced thriller is an Australian product directed by Peter Welt. Chamberlain, a Sydney tax lawyer, Is mysteriously drawn into a criminal case Invoving a gang of aborigines. What follows is a fascinating study of tribal culture - and an endalning movie that misses a few payoffs but ultimately satisfies. GRADS: B-plus. (Booth) MURDER BY DECREE (PG) — Christopher Plummer, James Mw., David Hemmings, Sagas Clark. Mystery. Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack the Ripper, but the Issue Is clouded with red herrings (radicals and psychics, etc.) Director Bob Clark tries hard to create a mood, but the mood is mImy and the total effect Is a film that Is tedious. GRADE: C-plus. WARRIORS, THE (R) Michael Beck. James Remar, Thomas Waltes. Drama. Street gang action—It's "West Side Story" without soul and "A Clockwork Orange" without brains. But ... the actors' bluster, the violence choreographedmore for bravura than blood, and the New York subway settings combine for one great visually arresting spectacle. Perversely fascinating. Caution: May be hazardous to your health, since film Is rumored to have Incited several attacks by Inspired viewers. GRADE: B (OBrIss) (Film gradiag: A - superb; B - good; C - average; D peer; F - awful) - . a - At Cinema - SALE Friday, March 30, 1979-9 ' -Singers CA '.1 A Capsule Look Much For The Handicapped?" lost daughter. (A) on the mounting conflIct between • Helen finds Conscience slid COSt Over the a batch ofROPERS love letters written Issue of making public laclUties Stan1eyto another woman. available to the handicapped. TODAY IN THE LEGISLA. HAPPY DAYS The Fons TURE tries to break a curse placed on Al byalittle old lady. (R) 10:30 p*_ 013 QUEENS BLVD Elaine BURGH 'm FItld" EUa accepts a Job which could Fitzgerald and Andre Provin eventually make her the boss NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Opm discuss her career from her of her best friend Felicia's If Muttering Mel ThuS days with Chuck Webb's Band husband. suddenly stopped churning up to her present activities, and out country hits, he could Ella sings some of the old always sell T.ululrts. favorites with her combo. DICK CAVETY Guest: Virgil And if Roy Clark put aside 6:30 Thomson. his overworked banjo, he LAVERNE * SHIRLEY LoV could easily find work on his 11:30 erne and Shirley are held hos- (2) Z BEST OF CARSON minor league baseball team. tags the Plus Johnny Carson. Guests: Jerry Reed and Ed Conway bank In robbers. (A) Bowl by twoHost: Clods Leachman, Jud Marlene Sanders reports (A) S Iawkwardly to bill feet and I shock the man's hand That U YOUR sort of thing doom't happen t000ften tohlm. But thd could all cliange. PRINGT win-I sari, z, in AWNING Arthir HIller's big movie, When Hester Prynn. Is con. "NLgltw1ng," which 15about MONDAY April 2 17thbats but has a deeper _________________________ century Boston for adultery, 35 °'0 With 3or 'Igificance. As soon as he — She Is vished by her long4ost IIn1i.d thet, he wed ImMKIO ENAMEL FINISH husband Roger Chffingwoth. IVIPIINS (2) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE wtio swears her to secrecy "Time POSITIVE ;;.r t .CUTS HEATING. co4%ITIoNINa UP TO 20% Time," with Malcolm Oavveys are trying to settle Intoto Ind tsI'I, _Id sets out McDowell, another film their new life In Wlnoka, - and punish - her Charles works on reforming a Oiiflr (Part 1014) which Is sopposod to be young orphan boy. (Part 2 of 2) 9:30 ___ 6:30 ___ (4)5 WKRP WI CINCINNATI And '18% ,S ,; LION, THE WITCH An advertising campaign to Airport '79 Cindords," 2 0111111IN1111111114 AND THE WARDROBE The promote WKRP results In OPP . , the nest lit the ABC NEWS Ss ot children learn that the only startling revelation by Venus C "Airport" movies, nod - IASUMUSNAVUS being who can help them bring Fblrap. *aimth and beauty to the win. accor to adveacs 700 tsry land is Asian's proudand TIC TAD DOUGH Iithrmatlon, Is a good one ® • LOU GRANT While TYLER MOORS nobleIlion. (Pan 2012) M nod very topical, sine, It InvestIgating a series of skid I lournalieft ... • row murders, Lou discovers Involves the supersonic cIaiIsngu by Mary's Aunt Flo, him Klingsr Is kidnapped by saw Concorde piW. a nolsd nswsl*erwum.n who AfrIcan commandos who abouthis former doctor and "So I'm still here," believes she can writs a belier demand weapons In exchange 10ed. P NIl Womir says, ___ FAMILY & PETS — 11 _ He has his hors so long. jCASIT1 9:00 bW i'id hest. 100 lufactths bscomsa Ip MACNEIL I LINAIR PoIowInghlsbIplMmbyJouin. Fonda big basuhil _ d hitheR f. Ii Popoff EASY TERMS Hi 11 In a M 11:30 A'kly MIVICIS5 and is Joined in NO Milk schn MaY ONISNY Guest hosts. his work by Simon Peter when they OmI tO FarentIno) Thomas, MUPPII$ ausew. Some. ' '" 1.10 Sier, Dr. MgiIe, and__ NOU.0o00UAMS Matthew and Judas (Ian hi SEARCH McSms).(PartOoI4) Ufohasi ______ Fos, Vinoinl Prios. Me tad,, so hi's watchedION 'C1YOI" The OF... progS MA5N Chart.. TV and horned apsits ress mt#i1 lecimology may to to to anyone Maim "I have c.ms to the Con- mMapossible Vi. ford NWM Ma kisnd Angel Is -!JO IrMIktgofhumanboingsasa fromail d," he "t OILANOO $NI hivohad iSIioiiiltiL(R) _ in an undsnl,wsd sex nears of prolonging the W-Lum foothill 15 morb mats a NJMSII - and about to b lime. : IN • xuise si..ns Wndft ad _____ Nooks 1____ wiSh a • ____ ____ ____ INN 9*1 T us N. 0105110 T HOIJMS *J Eurspsu_fesibsil, w$ch • TTI .' NO II P*INT ON IOONIN ____I— _____'4 fls _______ PolICe 0110k OfteN liii 'USPoI. AFNOVAi, ___ 1q59 . .--abS Ono kliJT'Ø$ujL in ____________ N,II16 S Evening Harald, Sanford, Ft. EVENING (4)• / April 3 ITUESDAY F Warner Strives For Public Notice ByDKZZLFJNER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Whenever actors get together, they usually talk about bow bad their agent Is and how good David Warner 15. Among actors he is generally ranked up there with Paul Scofield, Sir Lawrence Olivier, George C. Scott and Jason Robardsas the bed there Isatthe moment. The public knows all the uthersalot better than they know Warner. Maybe that's because he's the tall, shy, quiet type. He would as soon blow his own horn as he would give a hototfoot to a pfilb with bunions. foottoagorlllawithbunions. You probably remember David Warner bed from "The Omen," In which he played the inquisitive reporter who lam his head for his pains. But in PngIwd he will probably always be the young man who dared to Play Ilimlit for the Royal Shakespeare Theater when he was only 24— and he was a sensation, David Warner come to southern California last April for the first time. He come over to do a leading . . - .-_*9f0 41 JUST NORTH OF,______, DOG TRACK . -0 _______________________________________ �-_ , - • --- _1, 4 -- - ps . a-- Lovers; - - - / rnakelt until l was 0or7O, than anyone else. He's the be done. ultimate. People in this bui. "Friends and advisers but! was determined to hang e s are J1M begli"ilng to said no TV actress could In there." Then, presto, enter Burt discover how enormously drop Out and then get ° Ie as a film- movies. They said there pyp Sally's struggling maker. of his pictures do were no film parts for days were over. Sally's women, that I couldn't earn role's in Burt's films weren't well financially." enough money to live on. exactly deman ding but she Four or five years ago Sally's career was almost They said the day of women played them superbly, stars was over, making important conpestt "Well, times have changed tribidlons to their successes. of tia1 TV sitcoms and couldn't get arrested in In the pest three or four Now, with "Norma Rae," I Half of Sally's six movies were made with Burt, one of which was "Sinokey and the Bandit," second in all-time bozotfice recelpls only to "Star wars." The etii.rs, "Hooper" and "The End," were winners, too. However, Reynolds clearly is no Pgymallcn, nor Sally a Galatea. U anything, Sally perhaps is more movies. years. There are plenty of Sally is on her own, soaring polished a performer than wonderful parts for ace was ottly 17 when am igli.e uian she ever did as Burt. But he is almost solely tre sses. We're no longer 16411be starred in the "Gidget" Flying Nun." responsible for Sally's new acCoidreiflenI to men. se riesand barely 20 as a "It was the most Screen Career. ______ dhnpl.d and darling novice , tine years i had deiTtanding, taxing role, I've for But "Burt and Ihad never met In"TheFlylng N un ." La st no ly, ever played," Sally salt work at .11, from abo ut when he called to ask if I'd she had supernatural powers 1972 to 1975. I studied at the play the girl In '&nokey," • "Now Burt and I are In "The Girl With Something Actors Studio and took voice resdJiig Sally said. "He remembered as many script as EzJ' and dance leos And I have my tines television Melee BURT REYNOLDS Horrible as they were, thought seriously of good roles for both of us. We and liked 111y comedy sense. thank God for becoming a high school want to work together again Sally says, "I He needed quick comedy Sally is becoming a . woman with a seedy all tines. They gave me an drama teacher. - Pin," scenes like I did In TV. believer. She won an Sinny reputation trying to raise a "I wall really surprised to for dunning Lile of kidS. her hear from him because it performance In "Sybil," 10:00 a theSally divorced and uves WEDNESDAY April 4 FIc*.z A convicted drug that time I'd jot done one ion IV movie, and was in SanIsFernando Valley movie, Stay Hungry' which outstanding In Heroes" offender ffender (Linda Lavin) who With bw own two sans, Peter was seen by about four with Hwy Wink*. insists on handling her own and Eli. Burt lives in a appeal puts (az'. life In danger. Peicimaker." finished Now she has critics raving Halmby 11W. malielOn some we Tanna • 7141 MACKENZIE$ OF S VEGAs Dan 'Smokey,' Burt told me, about her bed perbirmance 10 inllip. my. the murderer of a PMAOIU COVE Bridget's suspects 'You're going to be up at the to date in "Norma Rae," in Whenever piihk, Sally "boesy.oider.slster' routine glamorous call girl to be on. of top.' And I said, 'I'll believe which she plays a down- and Burt work together it has devastating results on a her rich Ond funous CIISflt'$. (R) that what I an ft," trodden working class his new Jupiter Theater, family moneymaking venture. S TODAY IN THE LIGISLA TURE S GREAT PERFOANCES (2) NEC_ ItOO "Eugene Ormandy And The ® as m 11MOSONEWS Philadelphia Orchestra" ___ : A1 AND NEWS DICK CAVITY Guest: .. aidVs SUPPER viuoore Debussy's "La Mar" and Sophie Loren. (Part 1 of 2) Stravinsky's "The Firebird" irs It30 Shows Nightly 700 performed from the Academy most: Johnny )TONIOHT (2) TIC TAO DOUGH of Music. Carson. Guests: Angle DickinMofl. April 2 thru Sat. April 7 (FUARYTYIMMOORI Sue son, Ethel Merman, Rick :is Am's show has bow nwA. y. th WHEELS Th e Onc..iappy Biri noted for a I'_tuI: (2) Csvnfry S Western (1)7141 NIWLYWW GAME ° exe __ and she has fallen award hi Adam Trenton Ster S ROCKFORD FILlS (Rock Huds on ) lOw. with ther, the Proud and h is wife EriCa (Lie fleinick) Roc rds fa man, but Mary has some bad OWn.v of a perosi of land, OUlidSit blow., of his Infatuns 'or her. S i'5tinid by two men who allan wi th revolutionary a c . THE CNTS affair also want laid for bizarre the Hawk, and her love ARMI JOKER'S WILD th a racs.car driver (John i''on MACNK I L I LIHRIR wi 5 POLICE WOMAN A ,n.n-8"4(Pavt 1 of 4)(R) tally disturbed woman kidnaps And TheSUPIflIWIS (4)5 DEAR 0111I10,m1 Kate a . Child all, had rutland for 726 posse se • , e to KENNY ARLIDSI Pinner Tue. (i)AMCLUE holal pat Wfrornthsmob. adoption. With Ernest Tebhs. Aha. U Trssk.duvr FAMILY REID ItsO N.._Aapssred• TV With IIp Psrten. • a *vum KENNY AILIDSI UPS VALLEY (4) Victoria I. Aiig , rwt The LSSISIIM NY $1. EEAUTY UP4 an the decks kIdIiII**d while_Substituting sploge at And 0Ih5 Skews. CAROL UURNITT AND of kixury Ier. (R) for a local schoolteacher. FRIENDS Guests: Helen OMW A Crocked PLUS Its? dh M' (C) (1$SS) Louis Jourdan, 5,4jejj V~uael: Virgil May r OWCA Tyler Moors. A teacher iiØy'hivoked in a dom.e*ic Th. Contemporary Music of Thomiwi. becomes Invoked wish murder argument with tragic results. alter discovering s - Pr.s.nts 2 ____ kENNY fLU IDCFAV 6.00 2 !'$? NES,, R EA TH.SEA AND 6:30 (2) NBC NEWS l 5 NOW r.---------- -- - 4— tt Murphy. Brian Kerwin) search for their stolen horse, while their father (Robert Preston) hires a guide to lead the family of onto the prairie. S THE EZ R , two - - -. - - , -, - ;, : - .. .. • -. ' -.' - . - ......S .. . ..av'.. . --• . & scene from 'The White Shadow' Ken H ni owaru oward .n Chilllngworth learns that Hester and Dsmmesdale have "Until now, shows based deals realistically with teenreunited and plan to leave on sports have never done agers who will become Boston; as Dimmesdale well IIW 0 MORK ii on television. They adults In three or four years. preaches his last sermon, he uses an Orkan age machine to reaches a terrible decision — usually put too much sintreats them as something become an old man and court one that will spell disaster for phasis on the sport Itself, other than stereotypes. Mindy's depressed grandmoth- them all. (Part 4 of 4) Also, the sports action was "We have a tremendously er. (R) individuals with specific problems where color Is not the all-Important Issue. "Kids and their parents can and do relate to that. We ludicrous and unbelievable, large audience among young have a lot to say on our show The actors Just didn't per- people who see their con- and manage to do It enform like athletes, temporaries being treated as tertainfngly." £ first •hing we do after an actor reads for a letes His 200th Book ___ 5fldfl j(fl _ ,4Q0 J7 -'-I 4 ri ch - _ $j(R o .. - ., - L..,. SCARLET LETTER 1, 5 OM - A lovesick woman threatens to destroy Dietrich's career after he rejects her advances. (R) -'f-- I Rr(day, Mrth3o,i979-..11 ___ .: .,,, -. G O-Go Involved. OBARNEY MILLER ____ -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl,,. . omp e . .- - ONAL (R) _ JJfli'li-dI - DONALD 05)0K AlSir ruining a 112 Hrs.) birlidey_surprise planned by 5THI when a YOuN OW who had his neiihavm, Donald tries to Sewn vws have id Was been living to dssr her fath er miuslsupto them byuhowing Ho" Pryrmsgavebirmtouie Of viped UP charges eudden doesn't wait police mpiite . 11 ON hlmul.(R) sums does to desli, and (F5ARO_THE_IONS •tasW re-ruahe must reveal 100 ___ a - Jo _____ Iass' 1&S ½ k SANFORD IN14 .In4 at SR46 for 1s•rvatlons $234010 Sanford Aoril 5 I Ito SIRTHDAY an undsreund sabotage plot. - C - Al .-.—SJ . a HARRIS. AND COMPANY a CARTER 9:30 COUNTRY Chief An old friend A whantso be a. Roy Is unexpectedly decked by 700 rock star an I employ the Mayor, but for some mysti. (2) TIC TAO DOUGH as of Liz's who is stealing from tong reason does not seek (4) MARY TYLER MOORE the boss cause problems for revenge. Rhoda's green thumb con- Mike. role Is to Put a basketball In CI vinces her that she should go Si NOVA "Road To Happi5 V omp 0 DOTOR8' PRIVATE his hands. Some of them are into the house-plant business. ness" The life and times of 1 LIVES (Premiere) A beautiful basketball players and all of Ford. 'whose "Motor THE jOK11111 WILD Cars For The Great Multi- surgeon who joins the hospital them asgood athletes. If an MACNEIL / LEHRER tudes" made the American unit headed by Dr. Latk"" actor isn't believable on the (Joh becomes romantihe REPORT dream a reality. (R) t get Jo cally Involved with his suoci. 730 Se the basketball In our show 5:30 ate )r. Wise (Ed Nelson). At the rate he writes, Shakespeare. At his peak, (2) LIARS CLIII is S' DELTA HOUSE The Deltas 5 science fiction author Isaac HOLLYWOOD $OUARES enter Muffy in a college beauty ç) () p1$ "We play various Police Aslniev could put out his own the Bard of Avon was knocking out masterpieces MATCHSAMIP.M. then discover Dean Athletic League teams of $100000 NAME THAT Wormer has fixed it so that (2) TONIGHT Host: month club. at a rate of at least two a Johnny around the Lee Angeles area jie completed his year. Mandy will win. Carson. Guests: Sheriff Kathe- for the hsaketbsll action IQOIJI book, AMOS mk1rg him one rim Crumbley. Tony Delia. M . I CAVITT Guest: abots in the Min. The of ifterstures most prolific "Asminov _.bas . many THENEWLYWIDGAME (1[) 0 THE MW (Premiers) WWWron. 11 (Part I of 2) orts sewes add a talents as a writert" says Very authors. A formerly top-ranked a M A SN Cal. Potter, dimension to the p jfigpiia ,e, (Robert Conrad) Hawkeye. B. Bova,"buthlsspecialgegijua NATI Bad a friend, Ben Boy,, - when it comes to nonhopelessly lost an their way Met, GEOGRAPHIC decides to hanV up s an "I believe 'The White says In Omni Magazine that fiction - Is his ability to uu. 1y rw, . convs d becon* a vu.1 i OP Men"Over 300 miles Lu IS êIl .v.ost c Shadow" does a lid the murderer of a lion. (R) us for ne who uu lx u kelft NO Dr Laub y 5STARSKY S HUTCH The bs*ithsll and ripressids haLIIy at the Ides of subjects, duct them neatly, aiidhlS Oft have WOikId for 35 (4)5 HAWAII FIVE-0 detectives become embroiled blackli more tw!yttiat prodinhig heoke In s uch aid pessed hun to his VMS tooM#g frsgmer4s of MoG trawls to Singapore hi a murder Involving a woman, Mail'S asIe* ancestors. in t. her lover. two crooked OW to isnd lie source Of a drug O "Bs lass obvlsndy, it doss t1110111191114111 10 the Ict1on of a precise clarity that anyone MOTHS, QWNXW will am an il ___ *0 ci. iiwe NEWS EARTH.SEA AND SKY IAMC cutive I • EVENING - . Th. MANILA SEXTET Cliches ' - ___ - ' - CLUB - '—S -.."—...1. E —- to -.- -. - By VERNON fare when a friend suggested show Is colorful, full of action HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - he do something about It. but nonviolent, mere are no Ken Howard, a king sized "I came up with the Idea of shoot-outs or car chases. blond Caucasian, Is the Mar an ex-prolessional basket"The important thing Is of "The White Shadow," the ball player becoming coach the basketball court, which only dramatic television of a largely black team," 4&olates the characters from series on the air dealing Howard said. "I took the other elements It's easy for seriously with the black Idea to (producer) Bruce us to get Into human val ues experience In urban Paltrow, the husband of without leaning on heavy America. Blythe Danner, my costar In sociological Implications. Howard, 6400t4 and 200 "The coach Isn't a great pounds, plays a basketball white liberal knight. But our I decid ed coach ina ghetto school with manage to bring a predominantly black more weight to bear on hL— enrollment. Most of the foyer lot racial problems than any faculty, iic1udlng the other TV show has ever principal, are blaCk done. We go as far as net. theaudienc e Miraculously, the series work restrictions allow us." avoids black-white cliches, Howard played basketball L sentimentality and Idealized flOW O with blacks, learning the liberal polemics In getting Its game as a kid on message across. It is also playgrounds. His Amherst really cares free of violence and hyped team was lily white. He can dramatics. Lndentlfy with the problems Howard must be credited of the black population and for these guys' with much of what "The with the young black actors White Shadow" represents. 'Adam's Rib.' on the show. The series was his Idea to "The White Shadow" was "Bruce picked up on the getting its share of begin with. the A veteran of two im- fonit right away and built ratings -as high as 17th it Into Its present form. successful aer He until CBS moved tt from understood the racial Monday to "Manhunter" and Saturday nights a Rib," the big guy was a aspects of the show month ago. The Nielsens basketball flash at Long mediately. If the series was dropped drastically. Now the island's Mantiassett High going to work the coach had network has shifted It back School and a varsity star at to be a tough, cocky, I to Mondays. Amherst. He never played patient guy. Howard said black viewers professionally. approve of the series and the "He celia his players He worked In New York rnalz' and sometimes 'girls' role he plays. theater, made a few movies, to get them going. Bruce "Almost without exception appeared in such Broadway never wanted me to be a black people tell me they like hits as "1776," "Child's nice, sincere, wonderful the show," he said. "They Play" and "Seesaw," get- man. The coach Is a guy who even stop my car to say, ting good notices. But he loves basketball and wants 'Right on!' A few have called wasn't exactly setting the to wi n. me 'blood' and 'brother.' world on fire. "The spirit of what they're r "We decided never to let saying Is, 'You're okay for a A couple of years ago Ken was bemoaning the low the audience know he really white dude.' And that's fine quality of weekly television cares for these guys. The with me. built .' IM to his own acting education !couhbft 'p m' was was wdWINA specifications, not far from have legged, borrowed or liü , i stolen PJIYWIieFS Wed Palm Beach, Fla. all I had to do was get in for a auult on the "I played In ankles' shows wen to .t thepart. i there III January," Sally .eriees but I learned how to haven't had any doubts said. "And we'll be working work with a camera. about my ability as an ac"When 'The Girl With tresssince I was a tiny 11we together to. 'The Rainmaker' in March. Burt Is going to Something Extra' went off person six years old. I knew Mar and direct. He's • the air, I decided to leave it fabulous director, and television and concentrate "Ininy mind ft was simply proved ft when he directed on movies. Everyone, In- a matter of time before cluding 'The End.' my business things began happening for tnnger, told me It couldn't me. I thought I might not "I'd rather work for Burt n S --- Howard Stars In'The White Shadow' scorr Reynolds Key To Sally Field's Career roles. -.0 - Free From Violence, An Acting Team HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Sally Field, asked about her relationship with Burt Reynolds lbS other night b7 Johnny Carson, candidly annotmced she and the NO. 1 box-office star are lovers. They also are Ocfletbifl of an acting teem. Reynolds has played a key role lnestabll*ingS.11y asa borlafidS movie 51i1 Ofl of the few actresses to from the mors of television sitcoms to first-rate screen - • * They're - ----. SJmdMaM lein? ..i — - -- - .r,Mr3-I .. -- —•. - �.. —. .., ,. - - ---.4' )3. - i: —. --.—. ..--s,.. - .—- 41.6. -.--...- --- . L4 4 .. -- lolffffff &- 4 1 P O 49 ;pl - '.me. .e...eaes.e .e......._s.'._..._.e..._.._.sa.e..eeeeSSSSea*S_a_a.a_a___.__...____.____ Wr VA .7!? a P _ - — - F � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Monday, March S,IW by Chic Young ________ ________ whisch vitamins Should You Take? (abbrj THE SPECIAL I Smells WHYDOrVUALNI 45 Turkish caliph LITLTJ IL1a111T1E101 AU5'UEATITTOOAy... (DlP YOU cOMEBAcl( THACAIXPtNE TC1IS.4AM3uGER HAMBURGER 6 More strange 46 Radiation T.iORi WE'LL BE EACON GLANDS Asian ii SE measure SURPRISE SURPRISE t fG Y A K SURPRISED! island (abbr.) 13 Lavender 47 Financial -d9hMhd= D RI I P • I LA ID LAI T LNN I 14 Errors sponsor HURON HAL1OS 15 Musical term 50 Signifying NT DEAR DR. LAMB — I am a 16 Compass 53 Join the FAT I A point bachelor and, quitefrankly,rny colors $ERIOU$ l7Dayofweek 54SIim cooking leaves a lot to be IoJA LEMUN ________ _____________ (abbr.)55 Requires LASS It eIUeyat dtI eat P, 1T l9Franklin 56Gulf _________ IDIOTS EAGLES begandwonderjflshouldstart 20 Corn plant T t AS t i 71111 E L 0 P £ S parts taking vitamins. The question DOWN -- ' 22 Golfer Snead 18 Auto workers 37 Spookily it, are there better brands than 231n a sheltered 1 Plump union (abbr.) 38 Flora others and can vitamins place 2 Tergal 21 Made sleep 39 Trembling F5PL5C a good dietary intake? 24 Constellation 3 Model of solar noise 26 Sagacity DEAR READER — I wish just given birth t0 a baby with system tree 23 Confounded BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker 28 Gold (Sp) 4 Genet:'c POp1ewOh1d get theh1'vitamins the Down syndrome and 25 Medical 41 Rights (*1) 30 Sward materal an minerals from good congenital leukemia. Both the picture (comp. 43 Borders 31 Strike lightly 5 Stage need AREN'T NOT WHERE wd) AREN'T NOT WHERE ( YOU'RE foods. That's the baby and I were extremely 32 Actor March 6 Corrida cheer 48 Make freewholesome FOXHOLES YOU HAVE 27 Ret FOOT YOU I4AVE SUPPENLY 33 Minded way nature planned things. anemic. He is at the children's 7 Shovelled 49 CIA 29 Doing its A LITTLE FOOT SOLDIERS SERGEANTS 36 Detain VER'I 8 Devil (Sp) mereare people who do not eat hospital In the intensive care work forerunner OUTPA7EP, SOLDIERS 39 Shot hole-in. 9 Respect OUT.'. ' QUIET balanced diet, for a unit now with a very uncertain goad, 33 Gasoline on, 10 River in SARGE? 51 Eggs DATEP and these prognosis. I would appreciate varlety of reasons, rating 40 Communist Europe 52 Young social• 42 Strike out 34 Insect am Ow ones who should take any information you can give 12 Horse food ite.for short (abbr) 13 Stain 35 Of the (Sp) vitamins. Many people who live me about this birth defect. ————— — — — alone, young or old, don't eat DEAR READER — The 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 properly. This is sometimes duke characteristics show a 1 —— —— —— — — — itlited to lack of COOidfl rounded head with physical 12 13 ability, as you confess. in other features that resemble those ————— 3.5 — instances It is from lack of commonly ascribed to orlen15 — — — — 01' i plain difficulties tals. That's a very superficial I . . — ' I I —— 16 In cooking for one person. distinction, however, because 17 18 19 of you can readily tell a baby of don't think it makes a lot I THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom —— — '21 23 difference which vItwthI tablet oriental parents born with you take, as long as you take an defect. IF 'U V&ISt E 'i'm IQIOCKEb 7 24 — .11-purpose vitamin tablet you You are going to hear a lot &O)I 'O A A( — — ______________ —— can buy at any grocery store about this problem so I will 28 29 30 which contains the recom- confine my remarks to two = mended daily allowances points that you might 31 (RDA) for all the important In the Past, It has commonly W,I —— —— vitamins, been said that women over * 33 34 35 36 37 38 rm also sending you The weretheoneswhogaveblrthto Health Letter number 48, children with the Down syfl" 41 42 43 BAI&Xvd Diet, Recommended drome. More recent evideal* — that only percent of. Daily Dietary Allowances 44 45 46 1I (RDA)togtveyoumythoughts children with the Down 'nII —— 47 — on what you should be eating. drorne were born to women 48 ' — 50_ 151 152 I Ic' ii T ___ _ Others who want this in* over35wd9°percenttowomen 9 — formation can send 50 cents belowtheageof 35. Most births ——— by Bob Montana ARCH I E with a long, stamped, sell- are from women below ______ addressed envelope for it. Send 'These women have 9° P cent -56 —— — I '\. -' - - - ______ 'IVS COOL, RoNN1, ) IT RIDES QUIETLY, ___ your recluest to me in care of of all babies born. ,.,.,J -. HPNOtES EASILY AND MEETS SET OF WHEELS I'M NOT GONG TO THAT ' I RENTED AOCCASION this newapaper, p o Box 1551, The abnormal gene for the s'.. THE ERA. REQUIREMENTS FANCY EASH IN YOUR OLD CAR! FOR THE NTAL FOR ENVI Radlo City Station, Now York, Down syndrome doesn't THAT'D BEA GROSS-OUT! IMPACT!__________ N.Y. 10019. necessarily come from the J) There Is nothing wrong with mother. Recent studies hays taking vitamins, If you need shown at the chromosomes ___ therm. I believe some older rn the father cause the Down / Os people's vitamin requirements syndrome In about one out of are Increased. The hazards In . four cases. vitamins are associated with There Is a slight Increased taking large amounts more risk that parrmgswho have had For Tuesday, March 6, 1979 than the recommended daily one child with the Down synallowance. drome may have another one YOUR BIRTHDAY toil. DEAR DR. LAMB -I have with the second pregnancy. March 1, 1979 LEO (July s-Aug. ) The EEK & MEEK by Howls Schneider Take advantage of ways and means touy what ls —' situations this coming year your mind may not be WIN Aufr "l where you can make business present today. Rather than /''4 contacts socially. Something twking in circles and milikin #1 EAL.5 up by usin a safety play CHIAJE5E FtOD'! THI&X3ALJrTl.E. fA'r'? very beneficial could develop little or no sense, keep that will on y let him make from such an arrangement. NORTH 34 six." Kj VIRGO (Aug. -Se$. fl) Alan: "In other words, the AJS6 TMY PISCES (Feb. 2OMarth 20) Altho4h risnalimes we may be best play at six won't pro• *393 _____ You wig JttllI.d1ntelljng others what duce an overtrick." _ •K4 Oswald: "South should big expenses under control we think of them It Ii rarely wm EAST win the club lead In dummy, today, but the smaller outlays wise to do so. Turning the other • •Qi lead a spade to his ace, then might damage your budget cheek will get you farther In the 543 p107 cash his ace of clubs. That Is __________________________ severely. Be pennywlse, too. long run. • $54 • Q 107 2 a very slight risk. Someone Find out more of what lies I J 1097 • Q 8 53 2 might trump it, but once that LIBRA (Sept.3-. ) ahead for you in 1979 by sending ace goes through South has a $fflJ'I'H sure thing." for your copy of Astro-Graph OAMI431 to you will fall on deaf ears Alan: "He just leads a K92 Letter. Mall $1 for each to by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP second spade. West plays today. Neither you nor the other • K Astro-Graph, P.O. _5) low and dummy's jack is WIANTEP TO .W _ • *6 nothing ISEER)R _ WAS THE Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Parties are listening, so finessed. East takes his / i' I WI+,' frMN HOW CAR %WEP? YOURSELF! be resolvedBe sure to specify birth sign. Vulnerable: North-South queen and Is forced to give E' (T ? HE PULUNG NO.' A1'42 Dealer: South ieclarer his twelfth trick. A ThAT WHAT SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) ft ARIES club lead allows a heart West Nsrtk East South NOW / (March 21-April 19) If won't be the big thing' that ____ can discard and a ruff in dumi4 you are not sure of what you give you fits today but bunches my. A red-suit lead makes p 3 '.- 4• wanttodoorwhatyourmotiva pan lo .. Incidental Rem Dont Vend one of dummy's red jacks a are, put off doing anything wtfl of winner. 71he hand is over and more on than then they're tomorrow. You'll then have a worth. the slam made." £ more positive direction. C SAGrffARRJB ______ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) Before _______ pians Ill. &46 'I 'I Dr. 71st Year, No. 1 Lamb Sanford, Florida 32771.-Price 15 Cents EEC 1 Move Commiss ion Out? — I 1 - - -' 3 I - -. - - II . . - ... .. .,. . - Herald PMS by Leonard Kransdorf Cecil Bales checks his t S BUGS BUNNY tendency to ixnP to co..1-1— holding an SZpSneIVS beg. because of faulty information. CAPRICORN (Dm n4an. ________ Cecil Bales used to get upset when the honked their car - borne, yelled at him or pounded their feet on the floor. - - - But with thus he has ____ ____ become less prone to get UPISt and does not let the criticism bother him as much. "s that used to happen especially if projector broke down," he recalled, "and yes It used to worry me, but now I have become more serious and now the more they honk or stomp, the slower I work." But he continues to work at the job that has taken him toth ojedicu rooms of ft" SWord tbeetwL For the past 11 years he has been the ro*W -- FRANK AND ERNEST F 50 THERE'S $0 IMe YZgOULP P%PNI ARRIVE Wv, NE MY PIPER-MAN SIT IN TH E MAIL MY _____________________ E t'tL'r JFNIPI& ___ fT WASN'T Ism ___ ..-. - - I PINE ____ __ so movies c stilt the He actually began helping out at those theaters when he was in his teenewith sosne work being done at the Ritz when he was as young as 11 needs of Se After In the said. - LEONARE Theater. work primarily at the Ritz. KRANSDORF • -, - 4- - •.;--•---- k,. s'no,o by Tom Vincent PAVING THE WAY _ ___ - Bobby 'Momas, road worker, began spreading asphalt Monday launching a $250,000 project to repave French Avenue from the lakefront to 25th Street. The paving will take about two weeks, according to Florida Department of IN-aiisportatlon (L)OT) officials and will smooth otherwise rough railroad crossings. The railroad tracks were raised a couple of Inches several months ago In preparation for the paving. Those raiscil tracks caused concern for many local -. motorists. Following the paving 1)01 will take one week to 10 days to stripe the new surface. Local Econom Cited Sanford Los*ing Em lo ees o Frivate Enter r*ise improving *y ByKAX Thet renew they In", ac- Manager Warm E. Knowles. industry takes most workers roofer they had worked for Most of those who leave the a large turnover of laborers." more difficult to find than at the ______ theIt from the city's job force. ft to : the "There is no secret about it several years before joining thie city to work for private Industry "Once people get with the entry level. In the flrsttwomontiso(1$79 lo(1conorm Improving and at the municipal job level the "Most of those people who city's work force. The reason are rank and file employees, city, the salary Increases are "We have a shop superinSWord kd 36 city employees VivAs atarprin can afford to pay is lower than in Private have Idt the city are leaving for was finaricial, according to noted Miss Wyngda. decent," commented Miss tendent's position open now and of to prints Indio"-the so= hire mwe workers at better industry. better money and most go to Mas Wynaida. As city em"The only time we're talking Wynalda. "The entry level is that's going to be a hard o e o nwnber I daring the first six wages than the city. Francle Wynalda, city Equal construction," said Min ployees, the four laborers about upper-echelon people; where we're hurting." fill for the money we can pay," al IM Ibnva, mad "We have more PIOPIO Employment opportunity Wyngde. earned $3.20 an hour. With the we're talking about people who However, when a vacancy at a _____ of those 20 employees have leaving and they're leaving for Officer, agrees with Knowles, Last month four workers left roofer, they all make $6 per stay until they retire," said management or supervisory Mid City _____ Vietn HE-- - movies, and a - thatthemstruction the city's ranks to work for a hour, she explained. LO (P46 VETERINARIANS WAITII ROOM change like Sanford and continued his it. " Of by Bob Thavss The 73-year-old Bales Is a native of Sanford and has also worked at the nowdefunct Star ' Princess and Avenue Theaters, From 1l+ he work without pay at the RIL before being put on payroll in 1944. And, as might be e ed, actors, andtruids. "People change ilk movies and so movie change suit the needs those people," he said "and now I can pract1call tell If It Is going to popular." Bales has also see changes in movli projectors from the type whichhedldmostofthi winding to the newer typi where much of the work mechanized. "011,! don't really min the change, because I gives me the chance lam something new andd really enjoy this job," 'People Plata Rocking Chair "A look at all four when a loquacious player ____________ In addition to working at the Sanford Theater Bales has worked since 1946 at the Movleland Drive-in which isowned by the same company. To cornmemorate the event, theater manager Ernie PIItz presented Bales with a $2500 check for his services. service he returned to ___ _______ a operator at the Sanford _____ AT uff olecting 01001k: hawk ahoiws that North and holding ace-10-small.1 over. GEMINI (May 21-June ) 19) Touchy family Ii.ues could South can make a grand rutted declarer's king with at either spades or the 'ace while remarking, Your head may not be all- create unnecessary friction ump.to "No better place for together today. and you might today. U you voice them wlthoi* fl0Z lood "Not that seven Isa course, there was a better have trouble trying to add two Oinking of tin conellilligencm contract. Dftlarer Place. If hie didn't ruff te and two. Take special Leave them at rest, must start by picking up the would have taken two trump financial matters. queen 01 . Theft he tricks Instead of one. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-feb. 19) (NEWII'APEIS eNTE1IP1US AMN.) lpke CANCER (June 21-July 22) Before favill toft, be Waft ' i ftnesse. He needs a Important goals could slip do" sire your own skirts are red-suit finess, and only the (Fora copy 0IJACOBY MOOthrough Your fingers to* clean. but You______ may uft Allies" work$. ERN, send $1 to: "Win at Oswald: "Six I$ a very Bridge," care of this because of your lack of at- critiqw v des codd 9OW contriect wW any ex- per. P.O. Box 480, Radio City tention. Negligence will take its end IL pert worth his salt will wind Statidin, Now York. N.Y. 10010.) HeRE's YOUR HAT.' You LEFT I AM FOOT5ORE AN WEARY OI(AY...COME ON THEEX9ORE i IT ON THE PARK BENCH HAVE GLVN YOUR FROM CS4RRYINe 'YOUR ieN IN AN' GET YER WHERE YOU SHOUL.D 5()L' EATERY OUR FAIR CITY! FREE ThROUÔHOUT win rAKiN'A AL! nVHOKA OF NEW IN A -eys NAP! C(*TOM / EY9 H ' ___________ Os I, A Life In The Theater T _______________________________ by Stoffel a Nelmdahl Cect1 Bales ei . ____ / - - AT BRIDGE A New York reader asks - what the "No better place for It" play Is. It is a specific bad play that got Its name . * HOROSCOPE Getting Y0Ut facts straight volving another, better check to should be your No. 1 priority I am By Oswald Jacoby this person will go along today. You have a strong With cai* aid Alm 8atg , y prepared within two weeks on: should be in the courthouse are — What offices wider the law the courts and support services must remain In the courthouse. for the court — including the — What office space is Seminole County Corn- state attorney's office. available In Sanford. "We could move our staff missioners, Indicating over— What offices inter-relate to crowded conditions at the easier than anything else," she such an extent that they must courthouse are now critical, said, suggesting Building 310 at be moved together if the locale have asked for a study to the Sanford Airport as a of any is changed. possible new site for county alleviate the problem. . —. Costs of renovating to Meanwhile, one of those commission offices. Sheriff John Polk has commissioners offered a bring up to code facilities solution of her own: move the suggested several thnes that which in.1ght be leased or pur chased. - ,,,. _commissioners and their the county commission lease — Whether facilities should support staff out ol the six-year- that building to provide space for administrative offices for be leased or old facility, — Time involved in getting Commissioner Sandra Glenn his department. .: - . There Is sufficient space other lacthtiesin condition tobe shared with her colleagues her solution to space needs, there for both the sheriff's used for office space. suggesting the county corn• department office needs as well In addition, David IlorLiry, mission and its support staff as county commission and its director of administrative staff needs, she said. If this is services, was told to include relocate, within the study he is to con"We need to look long and done, Mrs. Glenn said, the SANDRA GLENN duct, convenience or Instrong at the county corn. couity commission meeting mission getting out of the room could be converted to a Monday commissioners or- convenience to the public courthouse," she said, adding courtroom. dered its staff to have the major operations which At a workshop session preliminary information See COURTHOUSE, Page 2* By DONNA ESTFS Herald Still Writer H Lb County Study Goal: ourth o use ace no Miss Wynalda. "But we do have level opens, replacements are See SANFORD, Page ZA rees To Talks with ch,9ina forol at a time and (Vietnamese) (UPI) Vee troops would Long-time Vietnam O nces", the Hanoi, d a few ono-person leapfrog their forward units Is what they've been trying to to- &do km AllackiP4 the ChIr. p1m to be dwm I". communique said. servers &KIribild Um Hswi air Will shelters had been dug back to China without taking do for Um weeks now, punlab aW to bold pesos talks with nose as they withdraw fron Vietnam spent 20 hours statement as the mod strident In the Vietnam capital for the heavy casualties, the experts Vietnamese regular units." Raft Had did preparing its reply to the floe caslfPagexdisoidMa Vktaern. since former President Richard first time since they were filled said. ___ Another source said, "The thi reports ____ It was the first official Ch proiiiiaid ines, withdrawal ____ wIthdrawal 01 troops ____ on the proposed Nixon resumed bombing North In six years ago. "This Is a very critical phase whole annolsucemnent of a with_____tOt* ___wiI ctlon to M'$ ciid. n ft cam., Via l•' Vietnam in 1. On Monday Vietnamese of fi- of the operation for the drawal see a liWe not dear how aerlotily aimousoimiat Monday that It Radio Hanoi's VIetnamesead But odd "AL this time, Peking is ca1s warned foreigners to be Chinese," said a military ex- given the secrecy of the Chinese Vietnam viewed the Increase In feverishly pouring more Chi ap Mg had bagan a troop Withdrawal tenguag, ims service, was bufl - ready for Chinese air raids and pert with Vietnam experience, operation so jar... It could be f p4 y eb. Chinese üwufrru force., now nes. troops into Vietnam, for evacuation of estjg "The Vietnamese could really fake." . estimated by Western liPidS at.pplagupltsip.elon, and AVktn.e9ueeiosk'- "The Vietnam... foreign diplornatic Personnel andfaml- go for broke now, and It's With the nation on a full rea by mtaI4y announce. that If The Hanoi broad followed ° its troops are frantically lies, - ___________ y possi ble the Chinese just won't wartime footing for the first In an earlier statement destroying Vietnamese vii. Ilsaei=-=edI's Cha__ ndkely wftm its a Vietnamese charge that Military sources monitoring be able to get out." time since the final U.S. pull out s.jtiiesi agrit to Inves f -. -Monday Vietnam repeated ai lagea," the Vietnam News betlj reports from BangBut the bu il ll dup could equa y In 1973, It was difficult to tell mI4 One the bi ft 'N t than Vid- troops bid "stepping op Mi Agency "Id. kok said there was no sign the be In preparation for a new how much 01 Hanoi's effort was 9 an chbm 6 r attacks DOUAIdic so'urces, quOUN Chi wen actuidly pulling drive or a trap. merely for propsigandii. 0J JI5 the ___ datimod try sOurces aid PIkIn( was fromths north were . :-- — dmfoeIWte"bW"s hacktroops bythismornJng, 16 VIetnam has three of is bed The official Communist Party flj to Mtrlt." sippthg fresh trOOps 10 the said. heirs after the withdrawal infantry divisions poised south newspaper Nhan Dan said an "ag j ro Ms with- front In a movs that could announcement was made In of the battlefield, Western editorial today, ,All Viet. o ksM ai1ar.d 1s sing drawal as a trick to attack foreshadow either a ridreat or ______________________________ i.. diplomatic sources said. They namess people, everywhere in kik cjad in a 'y , VMnup, thin Vk'i will riUSISd attacks. The troop buildup, described said the divisions appear ready the country, muststand ready w : —'i( meIdeths whole cowdryto AlMsr,'Mklalhattkcom. AriThstbck ........... 4* Rari&ipa............ .......41 byHanotu"muslve" and by toattacka Chinese withdrawal tofIght. The whele cot,gy is ...................... 4* R:J ..... ......... ...... 2* ,lirgop Mi;.,forcs— attack the (1nie invadon," i.iiqwbroadcado,erImii p 4j as "lai'ge," move. ba ef je4, every locality Is a ,q.,w by aid. Radio today aid the Chinese (lsadsr ...................a OWIN ... ...............2* couidactuallyhs th.beglmmlng "If Vietnam attacks that battlefield, every establish. ft Vieltam Weed ______ I F1 TUMBLEWEEDS' WHAT V YOU HAV --_- 4.' .. ,_,.. -' •• •*b NIL t '' by T. K. Ryan _____ ____ 1 I'M UNW Aa"e qwpw -. ' P*)'L.YH1J ITS -. __________________ AU. 1 FAVOR rIwy' IMLiN ',. ............- Or... M IN FAV oc ME 1N& cc mmy, ___ 1 vaIr or SISA v MI NISSSSS/ , , __________________ ____ 11.ATS3 ___ ___ ____ __ _ __ _____ __ _ ___ _ ___ ______ ___ _ ___ ___ __ __ ___ ____ _ T day i ' atat.e si troop ti1Ii was causing. (g.r...................... pum aid spebe.l)y stats — t oviwvu .............II of a a.,pulibsck,mtary The Hassi Matiosest as aw a aim idrawal, withdrawal, the Chinese could meat 11MW Chinese aggreesors CIMIN .......... .........ii .......................IA sapi ,tsuI,I'ed. — repeat, could — wheel everybody is combatant. All VW' wsdd he WIS to cofiue to *enhen their Is..ini ...................4* TkiIilii ..................lB Osly by conecl1dIrtg their around and fight, those regular people must organ ized g ................. . bodtasatth1svs1ddapidy vulyinallbo(àrarsasasdall Is D.eAbby a fortress 11 W1i'. .................... 2* forces could the Chinese hope to units," one source said. "That combat units." and �2A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, March 6, lvii Senate Hearings Begin On Train System To Try And Salvage Peace Treaty NATION Carter Leaves Wednesday For Egypt WORLD Opinion was nilied on whether Carter had any advance W. Carter trip raised "good hope a peace treaty will be signed." WASHINGTON (UP!) In a dramatic personal Intervention But In Jena1em Interior Minister Yosef Burg said It would ik with no awe prospects for success, President Carter will walk an dicatlon of acceptance from Anwar Sadat after three telephone extra mile to try and bring about agreement In Israel and Egypt calls during the hectic morning hours, but the Egyptian president "too hwy" to expect a treaty siring during Carter's visit aq'd did, St least, welcome Carters offer to travel to Cairo to di.ct said, "11*r. are a nombor of points — minimal to major tht on remaining Issues in their long-stalled peace treaty. 1. 10 he draighianed out Carter announced Monday he will fly to Cairo Wednesday and Begin flew to New York 1St. Monday and In brief alrpott A spokesznan said Carter was going to prevent "ta prospects go on to Jerusalem Saturday In a last-ditch effort to salvage what only five months ago appeared to be rosy hopes for peace between for peace" raised by 1 fall's Camp David summit from con. remarks he called Carts's proposals "helpful" and said: "Na the qukm is to bring them before President 5MM and his ad. UflUizg "to dim and perhaps to vanish-" the two oncebitter foes. II1JOI elicit such as this, the prospects for failure visers for their approval. If such Is the case, we Will have made Word of the trip come at the end of four days of White House sa i d White Boose press secretary real progress in signing a peace treaty between Egypt and talks with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin. The Powell. Jody Israel." Friday. negotiations appeared dose to collapse last The Israelis were much more optimistic than the White House Begin said he was cutting short his U.S. visit by one day Carter put forward two proposals for the remaining Issues. leaving Wedeesday hatead of Itariday to "personally perThey were accepted in a narrow vote by the Israeli Cabinet on and the EgyIans, even a bit jubilant. A few minutes after the annoisocainent, Begin told reporters the Udpste In preparations" for Carter's visit. Monday after Begin recommended approval. I — IN BRIEF — Iran Agents Still Hunting Shah; He'll Be Tried Anyway TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Iran said today it will put Shah Mohammed Hess Pahlavl and his family on trial In absentia on charges of committing crimes against the nation. The government has Indicated recently Iranian agents would be sent abroad to arrest alleged enemies of the state including the shah for trial In Iran. The announcements followed reports the spiritual leader of Iran's revolution, the Ayatollah Ruhoilsh Khomeini, told Islamic clergymen "it would be a sin" to vote for anything but a strict hL'inI republic In the i ffWI1I.rI .._IL.._I 1 -. rvenwwi, iocai newspapers reported today. — — $4,000 Welder By Veiled Press ISterutISsel Oil-producing countries we r,1thg their prices so fast that the official price schedule, calling for Increases of no tT1A $h 1 in.ê UI S.. 4UW i_ UI 1YJ II iauwg apart Algeria Is the latest oil-producing country to join On bandwagon In escalating world oil prices. Algeria has announced It would Increase prices AprIl 1, but did not say by how much. The New York reported In today's editions, however, that the would be more than 24 irt. mkt Twi'hIfr. vwm i.i -- r--------come on top of the 3.8 percent increm already scheduled by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Cow the second quarter as well as on top of any increase the group may ado at its saeca meetini in Geneva on March 26. I 2- DIU_ - - - - -- Christians-Guerrillas Swap Fire __ A portable welder valued at $2,500 were taken from the 4,000 was stolen sometime home of Cassandra Carrigan, over the weekend from 41, 1356 Freymark St., Macaspla1t Co. on State Road Altamonte Springs. Among the Road 419 In Winter Springs. Items reported taken were a The thieves apparently en- wristwatch, several tables, an tered the area by cutting a antique bow), a blender, a vase fencewith an unknown tool, and several plaques. reports Indicate. MACHINES DAMAGED WVJvvwwn 'ri... "5411%; give W4 £LIIvc Money totaling $1,100.40 was reported damaged at reported mining from the Car Wash on SR In Sanford Inn at Interstate 4 and Longwood. The machines were SR 40. 11)1 money was found torn down and received $160 ml'thig by employee Marilyn damage between Sunday and Keznnnlch. when she was Monday. THEFT FROM CAR checking the deposits for Saturday. A total of $60 worth of Items was stolen between Sat urday HOME BURGLARIZED Household Items valued at and Sunday from a car From Asphalt Firm ___ ___ _____ ____ ___ Lifted , stole two sneakers and a Watch. SKI TAKEN A water ski valued at $1 owned by Renee Miller, 11, of li .—— - I Want TG When I Want' _yI.J, — . 1, ______ : : Plane Hits Building, Kills 3 ___ ___ .4 11 1. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UP!) A flg)g pfaii dammed Into a topfloor apartment of a flvedoey b"kUISt ea time tosr, uing two re,ga and the pilot, police add. "It was absolutely horrible. There was a flash When the pfate M arid the whole buildin shook," said a woman resident on escaped unharmed. The single-engine Ceseita plane crashed through the apartment In the northern suburb of Parktown North at _______ fly 6:45 a.m., exploded and burst — o-.i a It .h9onHy' g 1 . • • : _ Albert Einstein being honored at meet M •. .It . ' eani.iv _ PAWLEYS ISLAND, S.C. (UPI) — An elderly Notwsgla"n sailor whom hand-craftsd but ran aground on Pawleys Island says he jad wants to get his ...l repaired and back out to s. again. L J * Herlut Ericam, X, of Burlington, NJ., and his doW ": dog were the object of six days of a U.S. Coast Guard search after the boat was sigid.d flying a distress signal last week. But Ericson,who said his dog, Benny, "doeen't want to know anything about It", said Monday he was just W. ___ ____ ___ ___ • __ ____ Courthous, e Study — — ___ ___ • WEATHER ____ __ c mm n ___ Mrs, ' 'Worst Violator' Union Target ' Cleveland •At ___ — .- the eve of the umial J.P. Stevens & Co. stockholders pIs. ine worse violator of union laws In m some call the ___ ted1letn1i Stews., tin istkui' is.d titer, has been the tarat 01 a nationwide boycott do firm Is the by union word violator 01 union laws. ____ __ Home ___ ___ ______________ ___ ____ w - ________________ Nek _____ __ ___ __ _____ __________ •,:: ___ ______ ____ ____ ______ ____ resulted in a live birth. Sailor And Dog Just Fine : AREA DEATHS _ ___ ___ ___ __ ____ — ____ ____ ___ m ___ _______ OSPITAL NOT .14 * • ___ — ___ ____ m ____ is . m _____ ____ - _____ _____ .... • --- ____ u ___ __ .Jilu. J. Ginj,ui Null Mary J. Par1es Gui M. Plflarakn ey letelic Cavil L Williams r4ieffy • • WIlilims Caffiavnl Silty, D.Sary wIel L. Illielt, DeNs. .-Adam kiliuia. DeNs. Jemee Wright. OelMius ,*aSirt I. Plirce, Lake Mary MiMi QnmS LOU Mairee SI$CMMUI . - -w ____ -_- - -- ---• -------- - - • • :. •' '; I • 1 A. ' Venezuelan Boy Dies Despite Aid r, I MIAMI (UPI)—A lifesaving of the drug Mannitol, which drug, requested through inter- reduces brain fluid. national "ham" radio opera- A Venezuelan Viasa Airlines tars, was rushed to a dying boy flight was delayed Sunday to In Venezuela, but It arrived too carry the drug. Dr. Munoz administered the Mannitol and late to save him. Edgar Gartea,l1, had been in the youth stopped having a cam since a car accident last convulsions. But doctors said the boy died week. The boy's uncle, Dr. Jose Munoz, pleaded with local radio Monday as they were preparing operators to ask for a shipment him for surgery. HEROINES HONOR • The Heroines of Jericho, a branch of Masonic Lodge Deborah Court No. 22, Sanford, celebrated its 23rd anniversary at Allen Chapel AME Church with crowning of a new queen, Charity Dixon, by Julia Davis Chisholm, most ancient matron of the Heroines. W. L. Campbell, master of the Masons for the state of Florida, was grand master for the annlversary celebration. H&R Block preparers are carefully trained. But if we should ever make an error that costs you additional tax, you pay only the tax. Block pays any penalty and interest. We stand behind our work. That's another reason why we should do your taxes.. .whichever form you use, short or long. Al'i'mony Ruling Could Hasten Sexless State Laws WASHINGTON (UP!) — A neutral sex statutes on alimony. JeNe M. Ai*ew A. Caner vt.' alimnonyprobably will not affect several Southern states with women's ability to obtain alimony laws gimila to the one alimony, but It could hasten the struck down by the high court, trend in date law toward equal but New York State Sen. treatment of men and women In Douglas Barclay said a bill to child support and custody make women as well n men lia ble for alimony has been cues. The high court Monday bottled up in his state Senate overturned an Alabama law Judiciary Committee and will that said a husband could be now be released for a vote. Mississippi Attorney General required to pay alimony, but eseinpted a wife from the same A.F, Simmer predicted the ruling "will grow Into a real obligation, oblem for women making th in pr "ft's a fact at mod men this count ry earn more than more money than their bus. mod women, and when the bands" and may now have to majority of cases are Judged on may alimony to their husbands. their merits, women will "Asa practical matter, there continue to get alimony," said will be no change In the Judy IAckman, head of the availability of alimony," said Woman's LAW Ddeme Fund. Paul Kurts, a University ol high court found Alaba- Georgia law professor. "The 12 ma's law uncoiidfta1 be- Mates which now have these casae the state discriminated laws have a choice either to agalridmensolelyonthe basis givealimnony to both or neither (h usband and wife)." ci sex. Brennan, feminist Noted Justice William I who wrote tin majority opinion, Bader Ginsburg suggested the rUled that dates could provide Alabama courts would follow for the women's need. Mans- the lead of Maine's highest ming from a broken marriage court which, when one A Its *,. was overlaw turned, simply extendet! it to Eleven Mates other than both men and women. Alabama have hnII alimony Ms. Ginsburg, who filed a laws bid mod of the others have frlend-of4he-atirt brief In the ____ ___ me — ___ ____ to tin ___ a. ___ _____ _____ - • _ ____ — • a __ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Education from using the Education Commissioner scores registered by students In Ralph Turlington will urge the 1977 and 1978 to determine if Cabinet today to rally around a they passed the test. What this plan he says Is necessary to means legally is that no one has avid a crisis in June when some passed. 90,0)0 high school seniors are One of this year's graduation due to graduate. requirements, however, is sucTurilngton's proposal calls cessful completion of the exam for an exemption of the func- — which means that some tlonal literacy test from the legislation Is necessary if there Administrative Procedures Is going to be a graduation, Act. While Cabinet backing of Turlington said. his idea won't change any No action was taken, but policy, it will give the corn- Committee Chairman Walter missioner a leg up in his at. Young, D-Hollywood, farmed tempt to convince the the plan out for further study. Legislature to pass a law While the exemption is his granting the exemption. primary goal, Turlington Is Turlingon took his Idea to the hoping also to convince lawHouse Education Committee makers to provide the money to Monday and got a cool response enable students who fail the from lawmakers who wanted to literacy test to repeat their review other options to avoid senior year if the choose rather the very sticky situation of a than being forced out without a high school graduation without diploma. diplomas — even for those Turlington said the repeaters students who've already passed would count as full-time stuthe functional literacy test. dents, and county school The need for action arises systems would receive the beca use a court opinion effec- same state funding they do nos tivly stops the Department of for other high school students. — __ _____ ___ ngsr Leaps To D.ath COLUMBIA,S.C. (UPI) C.alinlng he Is "delighted" witha U.S. Supreme Courtdecision, Fifth Circuit Soli .1-11 o James C. Anders says he will prosecute a Columbia ;?, gyn ecologist for "m urder and Illegal abortion" if given the chance. _____ In a decision handed down Monday, the high court or• dereda lower cowtto reconsider whether Dr. Jesse floyd (Ct.h1._.49'Pigs iA d ____ us es Stir country music artists. Wagoner. Former President Richard "It's a slap In the face," said Jean Shepard. "The Grand Ole Nixon played with a yellow yoOpry Is supposed to be a yo on the Opry stage. Senate mainstay In country music and Democratic Leader Robert Byrd played the fiddle there It's fighting for Its life. "We're fighting to keep what over the weekend. Other per. Identity we've got left. It looks formers have included Perry to me like the Opry people are Como, Paul McCartney, Carol condoning what's happening to Channing and Ann Margret. "We have never felt that our music." having a guest on the show "What's he going to sing, necessarily diminishes the "Papa's Got A Brand New show," Strobel said. "We think Bag?" growled singer- It's only fair that our artists songwriter Justin Tubb. have the liberty to invite who Another Opry regular, Del they want." Wood, denied that the protests Wagoner could not be result because Brown is black. reached for comment over the "It's not an anti-black Issue," ruckus his Invitation has she said. "We're proud of black caused. country entertainers like Wagoner's manager, Brooke DeFord Bailey, O. B. McClinton Newell, said Wagoner and and Charley Pride. Brown are great admirers of "But I'm against James each other. Asmil W"111 J.MSSLDSVINS Osvld MlNkIOitfsM Len Hult JIMMie s. Khdow Lerey Lsilt Jr. LOWe PTICa __ THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD 309 E. 1st St. Ph. 322-6771 OPEN tam-C p.m. Weekdays: t-S Sat. & Sun. 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He said many dates 43, of Opelika, Ala., said he was still have "tender years" laws very pleased. - Carrie 5..$ Irma Unman, New 5inaa Once Perry. Ona.iss City iu,en P. Guy, Cape Vieciet, N.Y. fe r aC y Test Out N "The word thing that could happen to Amtrak would be to leave us with the system we have today," Boyd said. Amtrak "is plainly spread too thin. We cannot do the job the American public expects of us, given the extent of the route Brown's music on the stage of structure we now have and the resources at our disposal," Boyd NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Some Grand Ole Opry perform. the Opry because I love the said. ers are protedlng the scheduled Opry and what It stands for." '1 Saturday night appearance of But Opry House manager • soul singer James Brown, in- Jerry Strobel noted the Opry • 1 vited to appear as a special has had a number of guests guest of Opry regular Porter over the years who were not — . Sanford L osi'eng Employees To Bus iness — ___ Mrs. Meany, 82, Dies Abortion Prosecution Eyed 0 0 ___ ___ - • 0 en ci "ft's very di cuit to liv. on "ft's .vly for me to give you have received raises the 9 superint dentforthe tyatpays."You can gets labrer at lrm pay —plia you have toti $311 per hoa" said Miss $95 a week," said Miss aconcrde answer onrulaesfor two ortkns years, but the*'vs 1nteiidint Although the In coidrada. study Wynal s, "but we're In a cily min but if you look at ctually on call 24 hours a day if a city PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) lots moom Orange, yellow position Carl a 'dary range vehicle needa repair." O p.r-year Is th.incr.whrtheoedolIvleg their rUes have not price, but e1tuetho' like a dug dig a ditch at t ...Voy"If I sped toward the led to i0000 Both Knowles and Min that's about all you con a- tell. The city commission bWlu I Is almost Impardives" with the cod of livings" tbi kily of Jupiter's fair biggest sMsl- and White IUd$CI Ini been Mks Wynalds sold an Insedpium by some kind of f Wrnalda agree there Is no pad." doesn't want to raise 'n, bid add I(sowlis "(7 -"vWees manger 1d Aftes today, leaving o . eroeionai process. Immediate sh ortage of people Moat entry-level city laborer ftwoutdbeidcstobsablstopsy — nyat as experience wo uld probably to most the city's labor n.ede poA"ou begin St $3.95 per mere." Garrymed. shows the impact , is howr, according to law Knowles @W a I to scars of Its youth whiie , enormous _____________________________________ Wynelda. That Is Ma cads an city dspastmeid heade Minday ______________________________ developing Continues, a rmap mom lo does not applications, boom no one 10 mlithiiem mist lair above develop, th e to tag. could in wage. teh1 — mi The midday ps. by want. tin .iMg . Another concern they es- "Wor a 37-bow week as ths their )jjfor t was the final encounter for the have lain carved by water. lamented. "Why would ESiOB. BS sad son, Robin, WAYNRC,UY . Notably &bud .osn.on,warttolssv.aNglnr pressed Is the quality of work Clyde t a NIiuputeutoapS cal yew. He ____ spectacularly Waym Q Heys 311s of 3N Pins W& of Smlord; siders, ba salary for salary I I F F Pw-wook that can be apKW troon for CRY do il Winjil tbetiona, job to work as shop Cone,, 5etd, died Brown, f hrowgrey paying likely. IIOpiO)'NS at the wage, the City meat such emphcyees," planet Saturn In November of idea of ifeWali ad Sunday St his rce. Beta last yew. It will ,iinin, Mx surface, In contrad, Is pip *5. Ceads Navs.ta W Tea., in yes a hr satellites there. pared with what Dr. Iaerescs a~ of do Four T..s. i Vo)rlgsr 1 mdsed within Sodealgem of sin u.s G.oWl- • • . mcklores I , ___ 72* miles of Ganymids cal vey said are oheloady Qlytinpad$yeers He was Ssmoraa Funeral ø.á., Space Monday nlgid, 11 lass oftar It impact adam. The aider.Wi • • pwI,dlobyadWare ofloss shsrplydelh'eddrsimd,d in .w, Ms of .gmis. &. i1 Yr's Pigs IA) with part remaining In tin between the Flagship Bask aid louglerm needle rSt St lead than 13,* mile.. by we material pohIy (C 1. of the courthouse and pad outside the Fliet F.datil. 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S 5 ISis na He 1W U meaYs ea is edit Mis - ___ -" • ____ .,6 _ -- DAYTON,ObIo(UPI)—AlanCrofoot,aNewYork Metropolitan Opera tenor, juanped to his death Monday from the fifth floor of a downtown hotel. H. was 49. The Montgomery County coroner's office ruled the death a suicide. The Manhattan resident, who was In Dayton to direct It Saturday's production of "Salome," leaped to his death • after his fiance told him she pla nned to break their 1. : engagement, police said. _____ ______ S __ ---- • ___ . Voyager :Photos Rai"se Dues t'lo i rs ___ -- "• wnnzi'uiui urij — or more man nau me mime Bob Bergland has been agriculture secretary, he has been without a deputy secretary. He finally got one Monday with the swearing In of Jim Williams, former Florida lieutenant governor, to the No. 2 job. Williams, 52, will coordinate the department's budget activities, legislative programs and Inter-agency projects. Opera ____ ____ ____ 1 WASHINGTON (UP!) — The wife of AFL.CIO ,Presldent George Meany, the former Eugenic McMahon died Monday at her home In subur ban Bethesda, Md., after a lengthy Illness. Mrs. Meany, 82, wasa akllleddressmaker mdi former ,member of the International Ladles Garment Workers Union. The couple was married for 59 years, and had three daughters and 14 grandchIldren. _ % ' Williams Begins Now Job 11 ___ —! _ _ L size. - _ • Ole Opry At — _ Plan Propos ed J ames __ A •i. UFI nil 0150 an nour ins mid- oroer to protect JJ càsr1ed Ite1 YrmCson, I Called itei "I want to go when I want." night on April 10, 190. Dukasandasked her to be - privacy from a world hungry Albert Einstein, at 76, lay He said Helen Dukes, the for legend and charisma. ... 01 enough to give my beat wishes dying In the hospital and that world-renowned scientist's course, he knew well that he to Protensor EINtelfl. was one of the last things he longtime secretary, had written was a legendary figure In the "She Suggested I Tfl4ft ()e said. He had' refused to be to him shortly after the death, eyes A the world. He accepted to the house for a brief visit and operated on. When he uttered telling of Einstein's words. Pals that as a fact of Ms life." a cop of tea. I was of course that sentence, sometime during was on the Institute faculty with The father of relativity had glad to accept. After I arrived, I •—thclasttlweedaysofhis lihe,he Einstein. moments of loneliness. He went upstairs and knocked:at accented the second "I." He Both P1ii and Rae J of wrotetoa friend: "I feel sure the door of Einstein's study. was stubborn to the end. Zurich, another panelist In the There was hiagerAl. 'come.' As After that sentence he slid: observance of the 100th amiI entered he was .md In his j "I have done my Stare. It Is versary of Einstein's birth, armchair, a blanket over his time to P. I will do It elegsn- spoke of 1neteln's "apartknees, a pad on the Market. 1. do tiy." •,, : working Af g feij Tin lit. Pobàt 3. Oppeii . ' 'iIe put his pad aside at om helmer once said of him: loner, had a need for privacy." and greeted me. WePont "There was always with him's "If I had to characterize pleasant half-bow or so; I do wonderful purity, at once Einstein by one single word," that you do not understand how not recall what was dlacusid. childish and profoundly stub. Pals said, "I would choose I came by my lonely ways. ..." Then I told Mm! should not My " 'tneu.' This was forever Pals gave a moving portrait any . We shook haride apd Abraham Pals of Rockefeller one of Ni deepest emotional of the old mart's twilight. I said godbe. I walked to the University In New York, needa.ft was to serve Mm In Ms dooroftbs*edy,notmoretMm "I saw Einstein for the l speaking Monday at the Em- single-minded and single- time to December, ilk fourorflvsstspaaway.Itiiubd OW Centennial Symposhin at handed pusidts, moat notably "An in had been well, In Wound as I opened the OCI The Iiw)ltide for Advanced on his road to trlrxnpb from the had for sena weeks been aIneid 55, lAin in lAs chair, Mi pad Study, disclosed the four- special to the general theory of front the Institute, where he lack on his lap, a pencil In la sentence finale was spoken by relativity. normally spent a few hours hand, oblivious to Ills EinsteIn sometime during his "it was also to become a each morning. Since I was swraim&(s. throe days ln the hospltal before practical n.ety for him In about to lake a term's leave "He was back St work." MORGAN CITY, La. (UP!) Texas well-fire expert Red Adair gathered firefighting equipment on boats and barges 45 miles off the Louisiana coast today to begin efforts to put out a raging natural gas well blaze that killed at least three people. Adair surveyed the burning Penrod 30 rig from a helicopter Monday afternoon and decided he would try to drill a relief well near the b well to the gas supply to the fire. Thirty-live workers were aboard the rig when It burst Into flames Monday. Twenty-seven escaped In a saucershaped evacuation capsule and were taken aboard another Penrod rig several miles away. rvi. ..,. urj uov. Bob uranain says ne wiii decide Wednesday whet her to ask President Carter to declare flood-ravaged Escambla and Santa Rosa counties disaster areas. The governor flew here from Miami on Monday to make a personal assessment of the situation. Afterward, he told reporters and local officials the damage looked bad to him, but he wanted to get a full report before seeking the ' disaster designation which would qualify businessmen and homeowners for special federal loans. "This is the first disaster situation I've been Involved in. - and I have nothing to compare It with," Graham said. - to Eloise Budik, 29, which was parked at San Jose Apartments. The thieves ap patently entered through a partially ajar window and Battles Blaze That Killed 3 • ___ WI35 Well-Fire Expert Red Adair ",.Graham Ponders First Disaster Ca of 104 according to Sanford p)lle. Sanford, U reported stolen Presvlew Ave., Lcngwood, and The car and C.B. belong to fromaboatwbich was parked Rick Peters, lOiOl Arbor Road, Sylveeter Rawlings, IOO McKay at Mullet Lake Park. according to police. Boulevard, Sanford. HU Hubcaps valued St $110 e BE mm Steve Mike Martin, 17, i ___ Sunday Anderson Drive, Deltona, Deborah J. Paitlow, , 2914 Monday from a IM reported someone took hIs 10. French Ave., reported some" 01)' !1 ii Iti..nia v.ii4 tia took I 'g lAcvda valued at — VP parUaIflWeCarpOflaI uvr W. -'r--- JJ MDI While It was parked *1 from a be rack St Seminole Clemson Drive In Altamonte Elementary Monday, College Monday, Pthecr Spr according to police. according to police. LVJ1T ThIVP. took $2,7$1.$3 In tools CS TAKEN of Joe 11g, BOBHDW BOOSTED af ...... ...._.....si.. IWOUS10"a •MbVWVMII IWU Do= UI IIWU4 5 Zzapre b0117 dealership, 3700 U.S. 1742, Shop, Second Stred and Myrtie valued at $no were taken from Sanford, sometime over the Ave., Monday to eider a locked a locker at the Auto Train according to Sanford 197$ Pontiac and takes citizens shops, Persimmon Ave., po ce —.U- — t in it $rta Barbara Drive In Charles Albert Einstein. 41 Stubborn To The - End - their Ubmese leftist allies ezaartillery fin overmisht with pre-lorseli Christian militamen in south Lebanon, reports from the south said today. In Beir ut, security officials said overnight mortar and tank fire In the southeastern suburbs of the capital subsided at daybreak and only sporadic bursts of machinegun fire could be heard. A Christian military spokesman said a woman was killed and at least eight people were wounded In the Beirut shooting. : * '- Algeria Hikes Oil PricC•5 es .1 - — - He said the average age of Amtrak can is 28 years. As a result, WASHINGTON (UP!) — Transportation officials bone to Monday as It opened hearings on the Amtrak proposal. House convince Congress that amputation is the best way to save the committee hearings will also be held as Congress decides whether more than $234 million was spent on maintenance last year. seriously ailing Amtrak system, but some lawmakers are to veto the plan, accept It or demand changes. Amtrak, a semi-public corporation, was formed in 1971 in an resisting that treatment. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams said the revamped effort to salvage the nation's passenger rail service, but the The biggest skeptics are those whose states would be left with system would still serve 91 percent of its current passenger load system's deficit has steadily growm little or no passenger rail service If the Transportation Departbut would save $1.4 billion in government subsidies during the The overall cutback plan calls for the elimination of many longment goes ahead with its plan to cut 43 percent of the Amtrak next five years. distance routes by Oct. 1 including service from Washington to route system. Sen. Harrison Schmitt, RN.M., whose state would lose a major New Orleans, Chicago to Florida. one route from New York to A Senate Commerce subcommittee heard from both sides route, called the cutback proposal premature and said Amtrak Montreal and one route from Chicago to Seattle. should try harder to cut costs and lure more riders onto its trains. "It's like amputating a patient's limb before a thorough diagnosis Is performed," he said. Schmitt and others questioned the wisdom of cutting back on Brown passenger rail service at a time when the United States may be • facing another energy crisis. But Adams said even if all the Amtrak trains ran with full loads of passengers the system would be carrying less than 1 percent of the traveling public. Amtrak President Alan Boyd agreed with Adams that the passenger train system must be cut back to a more economical — — • Officials: Cut Amtrak Service To Save It IN BRIEF ... Tuesday, March 6, 1979-3 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DINUU CLINICS ..__ d ... j 40 Ii • It Js .1 . ~,1~ —.— •__ L 14, �. E vening FkvAM (USPS 411210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3M-M-2611 or 831-9993 Around Tuesday, March 6, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 - _____ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Var, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, 20.60; Year, $40.00. • ),I ___ 'or batting. Attending the opening day ceremonies Saturday at Altamonte Springs little League, I couldn't help notice how baseball commanded the attention of the of 1. make a 10 or 12-year-old sit up and listen attentively. High school athletics particularly in some of the By JIM HAYNES A. PP yoIuth. have considerable respect for anything that can The Clock To Us ;: The Iranian Oil Co. is hoping to get $20 a barrel fr oil when it resumes exports. At that price we ouId tell the Ayatollah Khomeini to go peddle his dl somewhere else. It's not that simple, of course. Oil companies Have been paying as much to other exporters ever Since the collapse of Iranian production three ionths ago put a squeeze on normal channels of :. What a barrel of oil is worth depends on what pmeone is willing to pay for It. "---Kuwait has announced a 9 percent Increase in its export price, tacking $1.25 on to the official OPEC price of about $14 a barrel. Kuwait, Iran and sQme other OPEC partners obviously will price their oil at whatever the market will bear. : But what will the market bear? Only the consumers can answer that, and the American people, who stand at the head of the line among the wQrld's energy consumers, need to make some decisions. We can continue to run to the Middle East with our empty cans and pay whatever It takes for a refill. :. We were importing 900,000 barrels of Iranian oil per day before the fall of the shah. Ifwe were to replace that oll with imports at $20 a barrel, it would add $6 million a day to our overseas oil bill an extra $2 billion In a year's time. Or we can tell the Iranians and others that their price is too high. Th ewaytotellthemistoreducedemandforojl to the point that there aren't enough takers for the ainpunt of oil they want to sell. Why aren't we tlling them? The American Gas Association says there Is natural gas available to reduce our industrial demand for oil by 700,000 barrels a day threefourths of the Iranian Imports. But the governmént's pricing policy has made oil-to-gas conversion unprofitable. :. Our vaunted coal reserves are remaining - - ANGLE"WALTERS To Possible. Just about everything and everyone has room for Improvement. I would suggest, however, that those who take this stand are suggesting not so much It Is the emphasis on winning which Is wrong, but referring to the toes that are stepped on In order to win a game or championship. It is unfortunate that every team can't be the big sun, the nature of the game Is competition, ic and when atconceptisinet, the heart of the sport longer beats. I tell my thl1dren thatthemOd important thing Is not that they got a base hit, but that the team won the game. Likewise, on the day they struck out two or three times and still won, team pride should surely overshadow personal Bear Bryant Is credited with saying, "winning might not be the most Important thing, but It sure beats whatever comes in second." flux!, kept In context, he's so right. coaches, rivals little League in the area of in centive. But youths have their paths pretty won set by ages 15 through 17. Little League rs, on the other hand, are that virthai ob of clay, just waiting to be molded. And as a first-hand observer to all the youth programs in Seminole County, I'd say we are doing a pretty fair job of molding. There are almost 500 kids playing In the Altamonte League, and another 1,000 will swing into action next weekend Seminole Pony Baseball League. Paola's league Is Inoperatlon,andSanfordyouth$WlllbePerforzfllng In two weeks In the new league which Is certain to attract a strong turnout, The key centers on adults who care. Every league Parents, coaches and backers are the ones we are talking about. It's a team effort even on that end. The age-old argument against Little League Is that It puts too much emphasis on winning. . W O il Prices well-rounded programs in the area with strong little League baseball season is my favorite time of the year. The expressions on these kids' faces are enough.to Justify the concept that baseball just might be THE teacher of our time. While the sport may never replace motherhood, parental discipline and plain old book-learning, there are few Institutions which come close to yielding the lessons of this game... like common sense, sportsmanship and self-confidence, Baseball Is a sport where It Is safe to say the primary values are not related to running, throwing nother Iran From ____ ____ A -- - Cocktail parties In this capital currently are overpopulated by self- . proclaimed experts peddling facile answers to . - the seeson's most popular question: "who lost nanr' . Neither of the two most frequently Clte(l the Central Intelligence Agency and Ow National Security Council, distinguished itself the closing months of the Iranian crisis. But the tendency to blame those agencies Is a reflection of the short-sigMedness of most of the - t . . . postmortems. Too little attention has been paid to the root and to a far more causes of Iran's ' 6 11 I ' a import nt question: What are the lessons of the I hi ( L I, \: franlanexperience and how can they beapplied to the future conduct of United States foreign p licy? '. .. I Po C!rculatlng within the State Department, however. Is an exceptionally thoughtful treatise which presents compelling case that the Iranian crisis mud be treated "as a failure In policy leadership and not U i failure In Intelligence." The analysis appears In a recent Issue of the Armed Forces Journal. Its author Is listed as " KasilD Mansur," but that is pseudonym for "a farmer State Department official with Intimate experience In Iranian affairs." __ __ - . . - ' : - .. . . . C) King Fsatur.s Srnda. "Groat work - your, losing weight rapidly!" BUSINESS WORLD NEW YORK (UP!) It used to be so simple when the entire National Invitation Tournament took place In Madison Square Garden, where It ornated. - Now In order to be one of the four tam to play In the .nifhiIi March 19 In the tradifloital New York site, you have to be anon enough figure out the schedule as well as being gooduiough to beat It The second-round schedule to %, .1 4 - Th '. TV 1 trade, The al'dyl.libvatlm army's true mission nir Is to preelds protsotlel fir OPIW' 111111116 01 hiçads milks to T"d 110 4111111111111164 1006 'r'' _ heI whim when rid Ms wey s the vaiN 01 junkle In lbs United Slates. Dur$ the years of Ui Invalvm4 In _____ OII?Ib,JdA "Yourmont and dad till in0 ou'ribtaHsg an atomic bomb in lito bamnt I el,'IrlI!!lr ri re W W1. I' I 1;% r Iraly "There are a couple of jobs to Now York Mets,ho was with ll½ years before he got them todeg ERA leader Craig Swan Is the ' •% • flA .iLG be won here so might as well him to the Minnesota Twins three months ago, "but it's not the ,• probable darter for the Meta andoi the world. . against the St. Louis Carillnals start rlgldtnaeelng what we HIH051 "Ths dub wants to win just as niuch as the Meta everdld. We have. I've got an open mind," Saturday while John Denny will loArIf do the same thing here we did over there, only Inadifferuit style. said Zlmrner Monday In anstart on the mound for the . noimdng all nine rookies would Bid when the day Is over we accomplish the same thing." Cards, Followed by Silvio For the batter part of the last three years Kooenan kept pitch In an Izdra-.quad game Martinez, 94 and Darold dropping hinis to the Meta he wanted to be traded to the Twins lo Tuesday. Knowles -The nine are Chuck Rainey, he could be closer to his family In Chaska, Minn. He didn't bother For the Cardinals, right/,, Win Reznmerawaal, Burke hinting any more lad year. He came right aid and told them and hander Bob Forach will get S'FIP/A& 1E they finally obliged him by sanding him to the Twins lad Dec. $ Suter, Allen Ripley, John Sunday's start against the Meta ,t LaRose, Steve &Imeck, Joel far a pair of rookie pitchers. and Pete Vuckovich will face Li , Shortly idler he was traded, Koouna' received a call from his Finch, John Tudor and Bob the Minnesota Twins .4 ,94 SprowL Ripley, LaRose and old buddy, Tom Seaver. Fran k Biccelli, Dan Worthen, s-). . .1 Sprawl all pitched for the Red "What took you so long?" Seaver wanted to know. Gordon Pladson and Mike *1 During med of his cerser with the Mats, Koosnan was the No.2 Sox lad year, but none perpitch In the - Mendoxa will % pitcher on the d behind Slaver. He helped the Mets to their formed woo enough to beare a Aitros' pre-season opener only wotldch pin ills, 14mth 17 games thitysar and job with the parent club t his % ~ Friday against Los Angeles PlUWUIQ 07 ul iui oynGcaIa. Baltimore twice In the Worm Sake, and seven years year. bSM later, In IM, hesurpriseda lot of people who figured hewas Zimmer and his staff will be generally on the downgrade by posting a 2140 record. looking for relief help too In The lad two years weren't good ones for Koosman, though. He case reliever Bill Campbell was 1-20 In 1977 and 3-15 led year. Some felt the 10-year-old left- cannot recover from shoulder hinder was all tiroagh but Ws' Manager Joe Torre thought he problems. Remmerswul Is could still use him this year possibly In relief. supposed to have the edge EIStIffi Nice. 1.14.1 Wfth the Twbw,Kocmnanwillgetachancetowlnajobinthe becausehecanwarmiçfeder its 3)1131.41. Time 31.4$. ______ College Pro Hockey I B. Major 700 310 2.10 EIgIiffi Sacs "s. S regular darting rotation and that makes him feel good because he than the others. I Signal 5.20 4.10 I Border Fancy 1.20 3.40 2.40 believes he can win for them. "None of kids Is a Sandy 2 FuuIa Fun 4.10 7 Nancy's Best 4.40 3.00 MIlL 0(44) 4115 P (5.4) $7.41: T ($4"My hopes are high," he says. "I'm throwing well and there's Koidax or Rich Gossage who Sparky Scott 3.00 Bask etball Mendays NIUil$ 21 $13.21. Time 31.1$. (14) $,4$j ($7) 31.3$: T (5.74) Q nothing wrong with my arm. I like the way the n' p,r (Gene con iway a batter. So we'll P I. 2Ws$hlngton 2 Mo2!!i!..i M..day tdiffi lace, 1-14, S 121.2$. Time 31.91. o- Mauch) rme everything here. He's on tap 01 everythiw be looking for the best sinker, a East 4 Oooe Duster 37.4 13.60 1.00 Ninth lilA to second bass where pitcher who can make a batter OOW1klQ 43 Bio0fltId 32 7 Bodlddie Scott "Look out there,"Koomnan says, pouting 10.40 3.20 7 Vaioom 10.40 4.40 4.30 Paw Steelers used the ____ _____ Pt. Park $7, Clarion •EasyEddle 3.20 sAtert'sSug Bear 11.40 7.40 Mai'i4iinwatchlngone of the Twlne'yoimgWleldsnstwnthsball hit a grounder to get out 01 a bit paching of oU Dodge Transactions Q(4.7)L4$;p(47)4I1.1S:T(4.7. 4KIe brew 3.00 owrmakthgadoubhpiaydiringapracticesusks."Everybody toigjieituition,"uid7liivmrr. plus some healthy hitting by Hmptn Inst. 44. Phil. Phrm.57 I) 1.314.11. Time 31.4$. o(s'7)4e.II:P(7.$)4n.oI)T(7.s. Is Jeff Torborg's pitching prob.Dodge and James Hersey to Is dob* something. Everyone's Involved. That's, the way it Lambu1hS, Ti'sculum IS Tooth lace, 1.14,5 4) 411.41. Time P.M. Menlo LetoynO II, Mltgn6$ $ Forbes 10.40 7.10 3.20 Tenth Nice, i. S with the frej ammi. The people in there loin was of Iliferoist sod. The sp a pair of games In the sy mind,. Football N. Ga. 61, LaGrange $00 3.20 I Timeless Gift 3.10 2.40 2.10 Philadelphia Acquired defense 2 Orange Crash are trying to make dials to Imup.'ove the ball dub." Cleveland Indian manager Pais Florida little Major Wilk St. 103, V.. St. $ 1.20 IMicks Wind Out 5.40 3.10 "Id Claude Humphrey from Atlanta l Ada ir Scott lbsMst made iIdofd.slttco,dintng the tlmeKoesman was thought he had the pitching lesgue W.Va. Wityn is Concrd 62 0(31)32.21: P (121 74.H T (1.3. SNivel 7,40 Falcons for f u,.di5c drafl Midweit 1)1173 31 Time 31.44. 0(14) 18.0; P (14) 45 th T (IIrightad, W pamor knocked off wfth than,, bidthemajcr*yolthslrtradss bac Ired. Some were chokes. Twelve Bdarclf I $0, Nflhwstrn is Eleventh lace,$.i4,D 1) 7511. Time 39.34. Soccer hinders, vetual Wayne GarpssWvotyturtbie. (pgrgqoid, 33-7, as CH St. $3, Rio Grande 71 SLakeArkie $.I0 3.00 4.00 Eleventh Nace,1.16,C Las Veges (ASL) Slg nod strl the bell club, the trades," land and newcomer Eric Dodge fanned 13 batters. "I think Chi. St. 74. iii. IfldCtne AS S Tally Ace 1.50 6.40 2 Tornado Victor Arbeleez. Cleve St. 71. XavIer 0. 3ManateiPursy 4.20 Squeaky 1.10 3.50 3.00 W l s, have him recon- Pamor un back to lose to iossmui '-."- " óon't want to tiiam, cei.go FSIbeII Drury U, Mo. Western 71 (54) (51) $4.11. T (IS. S Executive 3.50 7.40 Indian a Named Gus Pachis as traded a Idol good tiled away while I was there, ad had they sidening. Dyke 72, Findlay 71 31 143.11. Time 32.14. I)ttlfl - an 1513 7 Lucky Fleet 3.10 lInebacker coach. "I. week, I didn't think kept these players and gone oat and gotten f),nd,es one good Hanover V. Franklin is Twewsh Race, ii, 0 11.2$: P (3•$) 7I.II T (2'1' , de.it, Hastings 17, Wayne St. U 11,10 3.20 1.10 1) $7.11. Time 32.22. hifte In the fr.s-sgiM maiN, we caddy. been 14nF.Uh1''s." Wayne would be 01 ° San Diego State Fired Coach 4W. L. Corins by Dodge. Ken. Nn 74, WJ 2 Manatu Dodle 70 4.40 3.00 Twelfth Game, i 0 Tim vine. D.ld GriM, foru'ula4mng dub policy at the this, felt it $5 us for some time. He could &ittthi, TV defiatad GrlMn Kesrney St. $3. Deans 63 SWhlrlwin 4.20 SMith's Cosmos 610 7.60 700 ws' to go Ide the fresagud maiN ad the Mets never did. He complicate matters now, Laas Coil $4, Mrycrst 73 0(2.4)11.11: p (42) 2$.1Ii T 14.2. 1 Shifty Sharon 5.40 3.10 14-11 In the Other Loyola es 101, DePaul I) 33141. Time $41. f. he will be u,.d nlØ In the keg run, only who can though," Torborg said of 2SocletyLuce al 4.40 dti miledIII )' Marymt 103, Sthwetrn 75 A- 1114: Handle $ 2717*. 0(4-I)I3.: P (5.4)2525: T (5.4. Garland, a InU*l-U)LU1110115T me tiN long? Dog Racing Quincy 7. 1gs. MONDAY MIGHT 2) $2.41: Time $45. Ike mmyofthe other Mats' players, Xoau bslis'es his free aged, who sped all led Rcktvst 71, Mo..K.C. 0 First lace, 5.16, D a- 4,1101g Handle- $311,412 PAMAS * • D$TTMII All H TriSt. II , Anderson 56 S Alert's Niece old dub doOlve mide more of in attempt to go after free season recuperating from Varnes 22 14.00 540 4.00 $Wi5Ilsld331 SouthWest 7 Tornado Susie 4.20 2.10 4 3 I Un $32 Does major shoulder ssjsry. Hsney C. AIM 64 NE Okla. AIIM 64 SWhet'sSIndy 3 0 11cm 4I2 SANFOIDOILANDO 5.30 Torborg hid aid similar his Cis "Yea spend in much time Ian organization sweating, Cuing 3 3$ 130 Claremore N, W. Okla. $3 MONDAY MATINEE 0(24) 4$.41g T 143.0. TWO 3I NIiile 3 20 ingIlk, tiN five da'ai U& year would be Carley ad 'p"g psepi. at ml to be bert when someth Mldwstrn St. 71, Ten Wslyn 72 11.11. First lace, 1.16,0 Canan 0 1 *wsi irty I 1 0 N. Okla. 16, Garland Ark. 62 6 Davis Nice Try 5.00 440 440 S.cend Race, S-14,C It u" Rick waIts, Mike Pastes, 3 21 happens," Kocenen says. W. Ark. 71, St. Gregory's 70 4 Later Seam 440 3.40 3 Wright Cathl 32.40 4.40 3.40 I I I •, LaPefers 2 3 • no day Kaan was desit to the TwIne, Mets' Gerd Dovid Clyde, Rick Wise and 0i05i Had 1 I I M. .apefj1 3 1 West 7 Miserly 5.10 2Alleyoop 3.40 241 AiIm 2 I S Ta11s 11117 M.agerjoeMcDoaddeulkdhimtotlllhimthefradshad been La Barker. Pi. $ $4, Ar ia. $ 7, e Lle Q (44) 14.35: T anc (147) 3133.4$. 4 Ch 3,30 20 Time 31.64. DD(l'3)14I.41:0(2.3)31.N P(2. The pWlllqq seem to have a SmIffi, whollk.sK.omnen,abo told him howaorryhs 12 made. McD $ecsnl Race, 1.14,C I)62.II:T-3.4)I14.45.TIuss31.75. 32$) T wasloass him go. sipl of porso'i, too, CIII NG0 $10 310 3.10 Third Race,5-16, A4 we 0111-13 College Poll ad the fesli_eg was mateal," nWes the TwiN now left- outfielder Del Unset, who P~ 4 D.mlno 7.10 5.00 6 Kaolin 13.10 540 3.00 7FW'sDooley 3.30 l Tally Andy 7.10 4.50 ho was first aught by them who he was aid g.d became a free agent after 0(44)44.35: P154) lieN, 'V (14' 1 WrIght Counsel 2.40 freon the Army I 154. "I .tjeysd med 01 in the Um I was with playing led season with the 5UNS$lNI 7) 273.11. Time 31.14. 0(6-1)12.IS,P(67))h4.$,T(4.7. NEW YORK (UPI) The H All said I Montreal Expos, arrived sr. AIIM TV -b---.'sn a -"' it Time 33.3$. loutend 2 GriStM 3 2 Country Romse 10.05 4.50 3.40 Monday to g Pwr* lace. 1-10.0 lelm I 2 I load II co.ctm Wildial 4 Ts.Tumv • 40.m$ngo 7.50 LII 2 Raw Talent 7.10 4.11 340 4 made CIIiego pig, bpofteduberyosewit,bdblcIIwiMidto to 4$. Dilar$sl3$ 4 2 3 P 1245 4 Selke Iawion 5.10 340 I lnt.p(ace votes ow records S AU9U$I £cke,t this with my fadly." "I know he didn't bit merit 4 'pond 0(1.4) 1741: IN (2-4) 0.71sT (1.4. I Eddie 0ean 1.11 2 I throuel Sunday, Mach w lsi sdwmecnv • HirFSil Time 31.0. (24) 43.1.: P 78.691 T (34.4) TwiN, he'll be i tide tiN MM WIlb Ouiirty • TS.TWMr 32 11 I Nrenlheies: (Thirteenth ow$31,171.15.PuSh 11111 Time 12.14. lace. 1)4,0 flpj week). • WbawbabedktowiomnwbtbmistbMsvwdioL do t oo&un me. We will I I S TISM 14.15 1.10 4.35 Plf*lace,1.il,D 3 2 poj$ SVanDillzed SAirtsv lheyaslascktosmMyfare.dswn,adXooumhasliM givaiacMnceInourop 31 cIsremlel 0 Zlarsn'sla'l 10.10 5.10 3DrlftsComeback 7.10 4.05 2.40 rm e 1. Indiana St. (31) (25-0) 241 1 IJI NahMle 4.30541 am from a club e that. ad who knows, we may wind Ts $1111 *m.y 1 I 0 2. UCLA (3) (334) 310 HG's Whitefront S -. .. _Z / , . Pamar SpI our - -. . S .. r . - SCOREBOARD aii1 blow .,• - - Race, four- - _____ ______ tiN's what dopleted ______ ____ i kin - - _____ _______ ___ - tj w V 0 1 0 - :: 9)r1r1Ir tj qui his way back to his army headquarters. Under which grants exceptions to the ban on such his leadership, the Shin United Army has h*nbig under the Endangered Species Act The become the largest single drug-peddling club recently withdrew the application on the grounds that the proposal as orga'l 1W In SoUtheml Asia. approved s fstheas also an opium merchvtja4itrjstors. That's JiM as wail, seeauas the club probably associates cliiui1Fat (bang Is a I.glt1*. tailnu.msn, and point to his tin mines and jade would have been subjected to a JiMice Deport. exporting Interests In Burma. But our associate . must kivestlgatlois challenging some of the Jack Mitchell has learned from Intelligence claims It ma, Aton.poñkmthspsrmftapplkatkntheclub souroN that he Is the new kingpin of insaid that It had the a44IM of various loreign tarnatlomal dsp unuggling. But the New York Two ws ago we exposed what was then the countries to bad the_ larged narcotics ring in hldcry, operating In Zoological sod* mid that at I" five Imiii on the ciuws iist.n wers the Godsn Ting1.. The publicity from sub w never . . 1" 0 set up an effidat conservation program for the Wg,kL ____ Seme iaJpoupearsunimprsised wftj the Safj Q's reesoring. While hwlng; ___ . Besides the oraigutme, the club's proposed htUd 1'WlvdsdlNche.tahe,ftvsgorlflu,iO.,. jaguars, 35 tigers, 1$ mosdala sibras and 1%' -leoPards. "kill cases," my experts with the American M.eclMlA, 01 Zo*i(k'el Parks aid Aquariums, Is a vilbl. toot for scientific research ud SSa. in S pedlanen's dub 01 hare iwivil of lbscies" ding tiN wiN Ms JI beg - Ij1HI.t __ ___ - I .. . . 4 ,_ - :'.":. _ _ o 0(3.1)42,$aP($.2)I$.NjT04. 7Fraho W 3.10 i I 0 3. North Co,$fr (33.5) 17 $4 TI 3147. 0(1.3) 31.15, P (II) 43.11: T (II. MIchigan St. (314)3d4 I) 0 51** lace. 1.16, A Time 33* SIN 311 4 Diver Kea 441 3•15 sialft Race, W& S $4IIIa-14 4. Arkansas (234) •$ad 510 441 I Stamm Train 3.40 2.20 241 I. Duke (23.7) 2 Dr lf's Atom 441 25uper Slew _____ ____ 2403.10 PAMSa AS S H i*neltl All H 1. DePaul (324) LZNGTON, Ky. (UPI) which r-s.ilttd In the (barks Jake, a fr'' c4 = 0(4.1)2h.ls P (4-5) 117.10:1(41. 6Moan Ilowlir 3 1 $ 9 Louisiana 41 (73.5) , I I e 00 2.10 21 MAL TiM 31.31. I 4 1wcas* 2 I I V. Syracwee (213) 0(14)7.151 P(I2) $7.11: 7(5.34) defensive back from Gist- vanes 01 Zed10k3 arvmi. tkI,i 301 LDiaIM,4 2 2 De011 3 $iVss lice. 714. C 11.41. Time *13. Sdlim1 2 1 1 Ii. lowe (35.7) 171 ls uveded tubs to dswe, aid Norma Green, a NeIbSII player., ICIU4IN .1 ISpscIaiGoldle 37.30 130315 Suvealk lace. 144,1 12. G'eluialen (26-4) TIller ii 3 I e Iliad 3 darting qsaitorbsck Larry the Lsa.Fayeds Geedy alrheomtedeladvsbackfrem Cs, Lake Sod 4.11 315 6IIgFava 11.40 140 3.10 Masuy 3 I I 13. Msrue$te (214) II M*er 0 1Wic TIp 3.15 ILam.arkaIt Cemus 1 MoriNg.'W.Va.. 541 440 MsCdis, have bees D,f-", C'mir iN a ap: 3 1 5 11. PUrdue (337) I 1 s, Texas (217) 0(31)U.Il:P(1.7)2$I.NgT(3.7. 3$is 341 11 •2 5 LOW$lu3 arredad en sea.nlMid mas MIdtsillviMsd Alas, Henry Parks, a Oe41e 1II 0(4-1)53.IS: P (44)I15JI:T(41. Tem51e ($3) 12 'milk I II i back from alien pollee didedi bad been riI- eophems'e n CWS$ ckgea, *414 17. lan FranClece (214) 41 I I TISds -----s ---------i..Likoh wn • S W, - imim W. mwweiou _•-----•$ JI II If mm"s .no It. LOIIISVUIS (nn 40 Lat fall MeCniamen, a saØeensn debessive tackle S. Fi. *iMr Th 011111 6111 11 Ran-is UHues 01 asculy OwUIC, 8008 ke6men from Tampa, Tim,, from Mle Qty, NJ., ad Pum By wesmant wIth the T1411111 TOadS '( Footballers Arrested U4 ____ - _____ . - . --- ,,, ____ ___ _____ - !v the d-.d I- UK'. stalkg d dw reps, Sld bdobd -ed degree aeds.y sad and ers arMed stbet irvMed Mediate ib.. They Mislay night by ca.ue Vernon Menu, a lu * dwo _____ ______ ____ __ - Udwadv dim F' 01 dide do a Hobart (ba, a fri ad Hands Fdens.rIiMsp jenler dsMesiyIsiadthiL burL Is* Sl'e im wflbafl Is H Iulliack ,frees IaaiovhIle; H ____ Is a $4 itt _ c..ciuis tea 15 end nalleed champlen S-'. lbs Issue laB I. $4 I fe1 WI, a Ws a.st.io.0 __ ____ ________ *_.LNbaCkfr a msrican MIedillen. teems on pr*eslea Wv She NW we ioiTh hr Smith, PoutS Spark How.0 I 11 (he -c"Nowdi'm u by I" UPI ne teems arrs.I$y en prekefise for 15*. 15 Neveda- Las yes.. end Alaska. 11 4 - _ ___ _______ ___ . __ Muck 01 _ &( the Iu ths'' .esmik value hi I has I kasti's 'sly wemsa mber, NIICy'' letS fr lfJhhp1 aid trade' ' to trophy YIUl rivanas tkoa the MIs 01 ladendesedry will bsaceurapdt. WKMIW addresses her a "Mr." or 'hr." • - . ____ - prnpe . ____ species, they argus that this ia popidatri w1 ____ - - _ provides crI(ca kiesdive o .., "there Is a av". to demoedrat. the ) iensl hearings, and pruonre protected by the bed nations. tk4 01 tS - trophy material is For sumpls, the clubashed permission to from the U.S goveromed, forced most of the s ill conceived end ml j 1'I*." I ll * kill 10 oraigidans yearly. But the 'oologlcal drug krs Into hiding. The New York Zoological Sodety sb mid ' .q, the l decade no permits s.,)m,y.r, many of them i ve resumed sociaty med t . that soons of Um dub's targets "are so crltic*,14 s1ig.mIiie their illicit activities, operating freely rigt* have been tamed for the legal_ imigumd that any 01 the spechnaiW the noses 01 ""ee-and So,W.backad wild otengidam" In the only theme cosdriss ea W)". W"MaNdkWass"rethmettaftioviv where the valued '"sl Is f kows. us WN piM1it" wwzvz u. the iag-y lbs dIWs application il cited the "will U1Q TU DO lbs United Stntes officer who set ml to say, a Vlets villege orp' 1 11 inciple that rigelated sport by dMxvyk it, lbs Safari Club Weiwatlonal his patriotic cover , to vs 10 e.Iniiwed species 01 At Vietnam (bang cIaty M smer to esnsuM1- t 11001ft dsp0 a1dAjawl]didebydaugWmIngsems01th %I111M Is ft 104" 1K ___ aid Led Anged, lbs ArInon.'ha.d dub sub 111W 11 III mes. . aider hi. iM a Lisple 01 )'Nh5 muted a proposed yearly ubopijg lId 01 U10 pat to the F ad W41f Service, ram wI - - - - iiqu ___ 1110 - ____ rme III n .5 -, JACK ANDERSON - F,4'bo'Y w1771 "... . .•••,,,. = WASHINGTON From oiw private rogues' gallery of International scoundrels, we have l*lfi.d the world's most notorious drug tr01flc. He is (bang thWu, êys&41d mercenary cutU area or in Asia. Se'1'e4 Qi& also known by his Burmese Shan name 01 Khon is, Is the bom 01 the worWs se-c4 blUed iPI rW. Hi CU 's liMed Army,"_ispp.sdiy a patriotic lIMlos army 01 frudeir IeN thelbeft (.iil n,riLie 01 the Burmese gssrnBat the F" in ideally eeth mete Uw e ws61 m0440M4 01 dope amuggisis lid by 'm etIntc who control ball the Golden 7be 19U National League opener againA the Milwaukee 01'411 -" - , - of RYS WORLD tart Wedriesidgy. when the New York Yankees play their first Brewers Thursday, Vida Blue eItitIon game against Gram- will Mart, followed by Greg bllng University and veteran .MlMon, Tom Griffin and Dave rtgbtbander Dick Tldrow will Roberts. John Montef usco will be on the mound Thursday da rt Friday's exhibition with Bob Knepper going Saturday against the Texas Rangers. In the Giants' Cactus League and Ed Halicki on Sunday. ..' on ---- gaing to dart looking Tuesday. 86100' X20141 1*110 , - at ------_ III dill love 'em," he confesses, talking about his old Club, the u 1161/R15 e M6V 4YP RF00I4'/ 1110 11411,C PROVE .71l,4T ... at ----------- ----- Sometimes, the longer yo day, the tougher it Is to leave, and with Jerry Koosnan, perhaps part 01 him never will. up sigythig him," said PIfljes' General Manager Paul Owens. Elsewhere, pitching assignwants for upcoming exhibition games were the main or of business. 14t-bander QrIs Welsh, will g ' ' -------- Replace To MENTIONED IN PASSING by Alan Mover - - - P Defectors k d Sox ReSee of against • - -.------------ -------- ------ or over -' - our at Park, Md. If Rhode Island wins, the Rains would either hod St. Joseph's In the second round travel to Ohio State. The winner of the Kentucky- . - no Maryland beats Rhode at home for - - have survivor U Island, the Terrapins will host College the second round or play at S ' we at second round. If the Bonnies win, they would either host Northeast Louisiana Virginia. U Purdue wins, the Boilermakers host the second round. If Dayton beats Holy Cross and Purdue loses, the Flyers host the second round. U Holy Cross wins and Purdue loses, the Crusaders either hod Central Michigan or travel to Toledo. the six third-round Two teams will receive byes. Clemson game will hod either Wagner or Old Dominion In the second round. If Indiana beats Texas Tech, the Hoosiers will be the second round. If the Red Raiders beat Indiana, they would either host Alcorn State or travel to Mlss"1ppl State. An Alabama victory St. Bonaventtre would make the Crimson 'flde the host team either Northeast Louisiana or Virginia In the we - w , - - The Dominion contest will face the Clemson-Kentucky and the Alcorn StateMississippi State winner meets the IndiaiaTens Tech winner. The Northeast LouisianaVirginia victor will meet the St. games - on or The winner ofthe Wagner-Old By United Press Iniermtiaml £ft__ Luis '1ian defected to the New York Yankees and Bill Lee was traded to Montreal, Red S' Manager mr know he'd be" to look for some new pitching talent. And he's ORLANDO,Fla. (UP!) their opponent, If Texas A&M beats. New Mexico, however, the Aggles will advance to the second round the road, either at Oregon State or NevadaReno. tween face for By MILTON RICIIMAN - Bonaventure-Alabama winner and the Holy Cross-Dayton survivor faces the winner of Thursday night's matchup bePurdue and the MidAmerica Conference runner-up, either Central Michigan Toledo. Central Mltthlgnn plays Toledo tonight, with the winner ping tothe NCAA tournament. 11w location 01 the secondround games will be as follows: U New Mexico wins, the Lobos will be the home team In the second round regardless of Reno and Oregon State will play the Texas A&M-New Mexico survivor. The winner of the St. Joseph's-Ohio State matchup will the Rhode IslandMaryland victor. five Koos man Finds A Now Horn. - ent es In Iran (and and rages and*" The explosive elements pr At home, Inflation rages with the public not perceiving Carter as rages often In those other countries as well) Include: eave Execs providing the leadership necessary tostraighten A phenomental rate of population growth (producing a large number of restless young By LeROY POPE The present climate of profit squeeze and but the economy. Big labor's George Meany,._ from pagmt UPI Busiam Writer uncertainty and infl4tion may push a lot of these after some flipping and flopping, has declared rfiostly underground due to environmental con. people) and a massive shift a coinagruitix to an 'shin li ,esnol'w e furio us de NEW YORK (UPI) Th bate over trucking nes, many.c4 them almost Pop'n Moan hIm.U, of f the president's tin- But Carter straints on the mining and te of coat. can't have all the luck. There Is sill Congress, bthatkjn 1edIig to probleni..of education, job deregulation of trucking has created a clima te of operations, to the wall. ' Controversy over nuclear power has brought creation and career expectations doomed to go uncertainty that is driving top flight managers s If this happens, Bawnan said, black &W other which may be willing to play, but Its way growth of that Industry almost to a standstill, even unlulfiliei out of the Industry, an executive recruiter minority workers will bear the brunt of the ralaIig the possibility that a veto threat-override resulting unemployment. So will older threat confrontation will stall progress on an though our 65 operating nuclear plants In one reports. -Mar leader who tolerates -and antl'hifiatlon program of any description. specializes In. Martin H. Bauman, who executives. month save the equivalent of an entire year's even encourages a pervasive police state Under the dinal circumstances, critics may rt ti the transpo a on industry and for imports of oil from Iran. atmosphere, widespread corruption and an recruiting "Faced with the choice of keeping an be right that the Carter presidency at mid-term the top serves more than half Five years after the stark warning of the 1973 overheated economy fueled by "modernIzatIon" says he 20Itmotor mid thirties drawing $35,000 a has nowhere to go but down and out. On the other 4 has executive In hisolder e moving at pace far In excess of what the nation carriers, said the situation Is so ebad 74 Arab oil embargo, what we heard from th man getting $50,000, the hand, It may at year and an be worth remembering" resulted In a "brain drain" during th past year. trucking firm will have to let the older man tolerate. Energy Department recently was a warning that go." some very recent history. "For a decade," says Bauman, "we were Bauman does not take a firm stand on whether Excessive, Inflation-inducing spending recruiting nine topflight executives for the Iranian crisis might lead to a need for gasoline Back In the We 1910', when Lyndon Johnson ., trucking should be deregulated but he was being or not outrageous companies It devoted to purchases of much of war-protested Into unwilling'; or other mandatory fuel-conservation for every one we took out of the t Insists the present fear of the unknown must be retirement r41oning United States In dustry and of arms supplied by the amounts so shortly after he had been riding so ha placed elsewhere. This past year t measures. ended. up a military ally In an our futile attempt to prop was a lot of speculation, litically high, there po ratio has been exactly reversed." In other words, after five years of fumbling He said those who believe that under that the presidency might have developed into a .'. unstable region of the world. leaving said the executives who are over energy policy we are back where we started. fleets job. ft, was suggested that the corn-' deregulation private carriage truckingone-term Iran's oil boom began in 1972-73, United the trucking companies go Into other forms of We are profligate energy-users and may need will provide cheaper transportation than the plty 1 domestic and world problems, the,. States arms deliveries were running at an an- transportation or Into allied lines, present common carriers are overlooking (ho warning of possible rationing to heighten our pressures on an Incumbent president and the nual rate of $210 million to $240 million. By 1977, "They are leaving because they don't want certainty that, in that cue, the Teamsters union potentially devastating consequences of wrong awareness of the need to conserve fuel. the future of the trucking lines," on ure had Increased 10-fold, to $3.24 billion. 'crap about' that fig 50011 would organize the fleets that are presently jgj, It increasingly unlikely that an" Perhaps the 10-cents a gallon increase in Bauman said. powerful unions. low lad year, During a Angle threvewnth period indivi&W Of loss than superbuman powers could " brightest performers are quitting non-union or belong to He said the line prices expected before the end of the year 9* An almost equally p.i,ü11lIc Picture of the arms deliveries totaled $25 billion, When the the middle and small pace for more than one term or' trucking companies, will help us make the distinction between outlook of the trucking business "retain stdflclent public popularity to be reShah was toppled, additional $11 billion wor th and the recently graduated MBAs from name necessa ry and superfluous driving. at U nited states armaments were on order. universities are unwilling to consular trucking given before the convention of the Truck Rental ei.cted. our country is also uncommonly rich In and Leasing Association by S.E. Knudsen, Then along came Richard Nixon. He had'; Toavoldar.curreiceofthelranlancrlals, this because of this fear of the unlinown. ergy resources. chairman of White Motor Corp considerable assistance from Democrats. many years to come, countY)' m%nt exercise far more restraint when BeThis has got to hurt for management Given our coal and natural gas, our conregulatory concepts wallowing in suicidal impulses the time, %mrOU training Knudsen umnan said, because the military and economic aid on -: siderable domestic oil reserves, ow' nuclear programs have been the heart of people and erosion of productivity are slowing the his 1v72relectiongI'1ydi.sprovedtheone nations In our off1 of th securely ' fall-service truck leasing industry. term theory and seemed to put him te)ino!ogy and all the other avenues open for development for trucking firms. e growth around the work!. gh deploring the crippling effect of the top of the national political heap. he giants such as Consolidated u Altho harnessing alternative energy sources, it is InThe point of all this Is not to praise or damn the analysis also e that we mint "accept Frelghtways, Roadway Express, McLean, wWealidlc regulation, Knudsen did not appear cd1ble that we are looking at a $20 price tag He ctzrint aifrfliflI4ratIoii, but to note that" contacts with all the proRyder and a dozen others are financially strong enchanted by the vimiuris of deregulation isk 01 broadening the r b'tels oil that went for $2.50 in 1973- and we Just create a costly "game of presldl races are a lot more difficult to call" Warn elements In developing nations" while enough to survive so they dill can attract and sold it 'nIgt afe' told choice but to dig Into recognizing 'the unpr.dlctabillty and In- hold people, the same can not be said for the musicalchairs" for the trucking lines In than horse races, particularly two years in" pockets and pay t. I 01 inch advance. s. ii 550 othertrucking lines. "ithsInu esth chsr'a customers." ---, Bauman said. -------- and home sites of the oldest national baaketbsll tournament In the nation were announced Monday and they may seem a little confusing, but It's JiM pert of the NTTs 3-year-old effort to boost multkegloaal Interest In the tournament. First-round action begins this week with seven games Wednesday and games scheduled Thursday. All six second-round will be played Monday. The winner between Nevada- Sports Parade .V*.. consequences. I L Tuesday, MarchL 197-5A -.1 By DON GRAFF see him getting hold of this." "I don't "He needs to convey a stronger sense there is some fire under his belly." "Stability has to come from the top and I'm not sure he can provide It." "He", In case you haven't already caught the drift, Is Jimmy (James Earl) Carter, 39th president of the United States and, according to the large school of critics such as supplied the above quotes for a recent Wall Street Journal wpJ.ayais of his presidency, very likely to give way to the 40th lii 1910. To those who know their presidential politics and performances, Jimmy Carter Is not viewed as promising material for a two-term presidency. He is seen as beset by no of troubles at home and abroad and woefully short of arms or will to take up against them,. For just a few headline examples, the collapse',: of Iran has eroded the U.S. position throughout' the MiddleEast and beyond. Israeli-Egyptian, dickering may not be quite all the way back to' square one, but It has certainly backed up. And It' may be questioned whether there are more rabbits to be pulled out of the Camp David hat., The United States may no longer be a party of the first part In Southeast Asia, but It Is acutely' concerned over a conflict there It cannot control,, but that could well Involve It In war-and-peace - - 0 1979 . . . WASHINGTON (NEA) iew V -_ Everdno H.raW, Sanford, FL I t irs oun et Wednesday, Thursday 11 1 ,: .1 S SPORTS . I - VIEWPOINT Avoid H ..............................S . 0 00 �I Hers Id, Sanford, Fl. ,March, 11 AND SUPPLIES PHONE 3234711 $$ I. 110 ST. (SIHIND TIRE TIME) SANFORD SERVICES: MIKE MAPLE. OWNER • Tell *Itsriiatrs & Start., s *Test Chastising Systsi,is Sfoflsn I AItsr*atvs • R4fl Alt ernators I Stailers In Stse UvIatsrs In Steel 9yeaes I.tforl.s In Reselid Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Review I DOMESTIC Steel OURSELVES Call 322-2611 NOW! 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Cherokee "Hunter," which has two back-supporting swivel seals mat are removable so that tue wilt can be C5t-IO9(1. tlons down to 14 ft.. Jeff and Keith not only hand-build canoes and fishing boats, but will undertake any type of fiberglass fabrication or repair. They have done such diverse jobs as flberglasslng an old metal tractor hood - adding years to Its life - and fibergiwing store-size bait tanks. They specialize in fiberglass boat repairs and will undertake boat repairs of any kind from replacing a water soaked transom to correcting damage to hull or superstructure. Fiberglass in the right hands is an Incredibly versatile material which can be shaped or moulded to produce or repair almost anything and Seminole Boats ylli quote for any or all tasks major or minor. Seminole Boats Inc. is also In an early development stage for the ultimate production of sauna spas and is at a testing stage in The Hunter has a square stern to which a 4-hp outboard engine connection with an airborne project. can be attached or It can be paddled to get into those out of the The firm Is located In building 17, which Is the last building on way fishing spots denied to larger craft. the right on Airport Boulevard within the airport complex. The canoes are available in five stock colors with other colors Jeff and Keith welcome your visit to their workshop - whether available on order. you want to repair your boat, look at the canoes, order a custom. In addition to canoes, Seminole Boats produces commercial built commercial fishing boat, or merely want a quote for the fishing boats In V•bottom and flat-bottom configurations, the repair of that object bequeathed by your Aunt Doris In her will. Interiors of which will be custom crafted to fit customer U you are Involved In your own fiberglass project, which Is not requlruneztL Maximum size in both fishing boat versions is 18 turning out the way you had hoped, Jeff and Keith will gladly offer ft., but both designs can be also produced In one foot size reduc- their professional advice. Drop In and see them. -ADV. WE SPECIALIZE IN Vinyl Tops. Convertible Tops. All Type Glass. Seat Covers. Carp.). Landau Rools. Boat Tops m4w LJLViIU be LI " IiEIU MIXOM AUTO PARTS mod MA,I ..p U2 S. Mpwlla Ave. Ihss 3324000 . RICK OOITTSCH Will Are Proud To Announce That Rick, form.rlyof Corrine's, Is now a member Of our staff. He specializes In custom cuttIng and styling, CALLTOOAYFOIAPPOINTMINT 3223U4 Barbara 5 Hair Styling _____ tls)isd PaNsas They Are Timeirsw's CesfoesiiV' 'O DowNtown Saford 11 S Palmetto Ave I hofflis C. Warriner, to Harold A. Harold Puts I. wf Emily of (QCD) Robert H. Joyce to Robert Ronald Holman & *1 Carolyn to Charles E. Davis 1w) Barbara A., It Schwartz, Un. 201 Bldg. N Crown H. Joyce 1 wf Linda, Lot 9$ Apple Wm. J. Hinkle As wf Lloyd L., Lt. 10 Valley Unit Three, $100. 21 (leis N 231) As N 34' of 22, blk 3, Oaks, First Addn $44,000. I E 20.1' of 11, blk E English Ests., Robert P. Bailey 1 *1 Sharon to Bel-Air, $10,000. Winter Springs Div. to Sol.Dale $07,500. Harold Fuss & Emily to Stanley L. Keith A. Aball, Lot I. Crystal Lake Sidra., inc., Lt. 141 Winter Springs Alberta F. Imel Heir if Leroy to Un 3, $21,000. Mickel & Marie, Lt. 22 (less N 3410 I. Park Second Addn., $25,000. Alberta F. Imel I James R. Gold. Mark II Inc. to Edw. R. Braun I N 43' of 23, blk 3, Sel.AIr $100. Dallas E. Hazelet) as Thelma to sberry, Lot s, Hermits Cove, $100. wt Noryen F., Lots 3 4 & S less rw. Lloyd F. Chute, Sr. I wf Roma L., (QCD) Slgna One, Wilson Outrun, Billy Pugh I wf Lydia to Aletha blk 4, Lakeview, $343,000. Lots ii I IS blk 21 Sanlando Sub. Trustee I Ind. to Dortohy K. Gail Finn Kennedy, Lot 5, but. 2, Southern Line Cleaning, Inc. to Beau?., Sanford Sec., $13,500. Showk,$,Oiine$viile,S173'ofE%of Fairlane Ests., SIC. 1,144.000. Ronald J. Worswick, Lots 17.21, 1k Richard Data, Tr. to Joseph K. SE¼O)NW¼OI NEW Of SEC 7.21.30 FoodsFair Inc. to Steak & Ale of G, Fern Park Ests.,$1SO,000. Wright, Lt. 3, LE Tourneau Acres, etc. $100. Fla. Inc., Fro, WV4 COt. SEC 14219 (QCD) CasselbNry Gardens Inc. $15,900. Malcolm A. Oanner&wI Mary K. etc. 3.0071 acres $100,000. Sam M. 17 Lake Wilson E. SingI.$ary to Wade H. toDovid S. Pahl& wf. Carol A. Lot Warren Swainson 0. wf Rosetta to to Kathryn Pk Anderson, Third Add., Lt. $100. Singletary, Jr 1w) Falrby F., Lot 4, I E 3037' of, blk I, RepI. Tr. 57, Nan C. PrinlIss, N 73' of Lot I Shady Judy 0. Williams to Charles E. blk 5, Sanford, E. R. Traffords Map, Saniando Spas. $13000. Oaks, 129,01)0. Williams, Lot 13, Ilk J. Lake $100. Wayne L. Haddock to Ronald J. Merrill Lynch Rd. MOM. to Wayman HIS., Lake Addn. $100. Fla. Land Co. to Fla. Residential MIlton W. Nicholson, Lot I, Ilk S Charles E. Williams to Melvin W. Comm., inc., Lt 25, The Highlands Lorence, Un. 24. Bldg. 30 Shisak, Sec. 11 $100. Lake Kathryn Woods, $33,200. Penick 1*) Bonnie I.., Lt. ii, Ilk J, siC. one, $0000 Ronald J. Lorence to Ross Parker Sabal Point Prop, Inc. to Biding, Un. James Magnole & wf Marion to Lake Wayman His., Lake Adn, 24, Shioah, Sic. One. ' DUITtrtCI Constr. Co. Inc., Lt. 7, 133.000 Edmund Faiciglla 1w) Antoinette, $33Ø0. D. Thompson, Lot 7 Tr. 2, Per Whisper Wood, Sobel Point, $15400. E 75' of W 130' of E 300' s N Magnolia Svc. Corp to Charles A. part 0$ blk 3, Sot Church Wildmsre, Survey, Sec. 7, I 1 17-2032, $100. Sanford Mobile Park Inc. to Celind Homebuilders, Inc. Lot 10, Harriet E. Manore, wid., to Linda James J. Sweeney Sr. & w). Nancy Wohiva Hills, Sec. Five, $11400. Doris L. McCuiii to Stacy H. J. Bradley, Lot 21, Its N3', loss N3' W. & James J. Jr.,Lt OA. Situ Agnes M. Nielsen, wid. to Mangum & w) Ruth, Lot 3 blk F, & N 5' Of 22, blk 4. 1,1*1,, $17,100. portion of NE¼ of NE¼ SEC. 33.30. Richard C. Lawrence, Jr. & wf. Wm. Sister Jr. & Katie to Elliott 30. N IWo) Hwy 17.97, less pert etC. Virginia Lt. 10, blk F, Mobile Manor, Paradise Point First Sec., $7,300. G. Davis I wf Rose M., Lot 9, blk 2 1300.000. wid Sec., SSAK T. Crq. to JohnE. Fairlane Ests., Sic. I repI., $34200. Area rndg,. Crp, to H. Eidrldge Jr. & wf Darby I.. Lot 3 Stanley C. Smith wt. AAIWW to Shirley Stover to Merrill Lynch Parsons & wf Patsy 0., Lot 23, Anthony T. Duval & Sandra N. Lot Ilk B, Summarss* North Sec. 3, relic, MOM, Lt. S blk B. Lake Whisper Wood at Sab.l Point. II Ilk A. Felip Addn San). $33400. Kathryn Woods, $3;,100. $ ,,oj. $17401. 1 - cuMW1't1Wr Art SuppII.s I OILS . ACRYLICS. W. COLORS 5 . Every" far on amafosw or prelsssleeal CUSTOM FRAMING OVER 300 MOLDINGS O.L...iL GLASS s PAINT RWU' COMPANY, INC. 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'..tli. .11".'. .iid %lJfl IlK l'i '.cr P.•Siiic iuiIudt'. ,iuiu.tl IIc.IIIIsti au'tl .ui nnuaI 1c.i,irnand rcr.,,L,i,i J.,t. 'stit it iic.u;is t,'isll ii.tc, h.itc I' pour car agiui lktii&' t,d> ('.,, .ItI ilkt%I,. l'ii',it %tIuIIk' cn..Is Ic Ih.in sud c*p.%l Wc hriiii omit equlpnk.nI I.. '..'u ttKTecr .1141 .IiC. fI)d JU%I hciicct )i'U t.ItIt (iII .11k) lUNI wit ti.' w wi ic i;iil Iti I.' . wit .,r. 'ii,. lw .n it pI.iu,c A%k .111.11 imit mid wit jut) i,iltsl ti mil kt' I.' %Vc (liii .01 i.mIc .i %hiiw I.. () o CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS fD MAN AND HIS ENVIRON, MENT 7:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME tk MARY TYLER MOORE "Mary Moves Out" Mary gets depressed when she feels thaI she's livi ng in a rut, 0(12) THE CROSS-WITS ... 5 IiJPtPI5 WILl) ILIUI ) MACNEIL / LEHRER PORT Blades. BGS Director Joe Mon- serrat's classroom (adjoining the stage) was an arena of 7:30 (12) LIARS CLUB 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND action and activity. There's no Of The'I,jind' doubt it, Joe's room (where he"Portrait 0 THIS ONE FOR DAD teaches French) has a per- (12) GAZETTE Joyceeffes Capture sonality all its own with lots 51) DICK CAVETT Guest, of class. Katharine Hepburn (Part 1 ol It was a family night. Dr. and 5) Mrs. Frank (Jean ) Clontz and 8:00 their adorable children, Lisa (2) (112) CLIFFHANGERS Susan and Todd, were among the Williams is trapped in a lion p11 sponsors milling around Jim Donner Is attacked by a Altamonte-South Seminole the council level on April 7. fanged creature; and Count backstage. Jayceettes, Vice-President The theme of the next Dracula plots to poison Kurt Following the party, the : Mimi Pojanavetln reports at JOAN meeting of the Greater luxurious co untry home of Von NoIsing. UM State Conference in St. MADISON Seminole Toastmistress Club Is Charlotte and Guy Garrett was (.4)0 CBS REPORTS "Inside Petersburg, ft was announced Altasnoste "Humor" and a special In- the setting of another dinner The Union' Anchorman George Herman takes an tha t the A1t.amonte Springs C.nesposdest vftatlon Is being extended to party for the dancers, their unconventional look at Local chapter won first place for their $31-721$ guests and prospective parents, who supplied the 101001 the United Steel Work. Jaycee-assist project Project members. The meeting will delicious buffet food, and the ers to examine the myth of "big Santa- In which toys and trees labor.' begin at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at BGS Board of Directors. were distributed to 32 needy the Altamonte Springs Civic The lovely home was 0 HAPPY DAYS Mork believes that Earthling life is families In Seminole County. two clubs correspond sharing Center on Longwood Avenue. sprawling with people ha ving a making him crazy and turns to Also Mar ilyn Hattaway took ideas and projects. _____ good time. Fonzie. Richie and the gang for the first place in both the Torch Seen at a happy-li ke round heip. Birthday greetings to Claude speaking competition and _____ THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY Orr who celebrated his birthday table discussion were Mary and 51) :SPeak"Up II. Mimi won first Congratulations to Mar "Time Bomb At Fifty K en McIntosh , Ma rt ha Orwig, gie on March 4 and to Patty Kuhn :ptace In Speak-Up I. Fathoms" Cousleau and his Beine, who Bar ba ra Brown, Ruth and crew talked recover dangerous toxic National Jayceette Week was herself Intoeloquently the first place whoseblrthdaywasonMarchl, 4iarry Knlffin and Mary Blair. cargo from a freighter involved :celebrated Feb. 11-17 The position at the Greater Dining and chatting In a in a collision Just south of the : Altamonte group held a book Seminole Toastmistress Club's circle in the family room were heel of Italy. collection among themselves Second Annual Speech Contest, There was much gaily In the the hosts, BGS President Dora 8:30 and their friends and donated with her speech entitled, "Open air as Geraldine Albert's neigh- Lee Russell, Pat and Richard U LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Lay. them to the Altamonte Springs same." ho helped her celebrate her Scott, Judith and William erne decides she wants a more hors : Library. Jody Perkins placed second birthday on Feb. 28. 'feminine" image to attract Moore, Valerie and George "We visited Florida Living with her speech entitled, "Make Joining the birthday Weld, Larry Blair, Sheila men and turns to Shirley for ',Nursing Home inForest City on the World a Better E"mple." celebrant at lunch at the Best Roberts, and Debbie Russell, help. Valentine's Day and took plants Four contestants drew three Western Restaurant were among others. 9:00 and visited the residents. The words two weeks before the Alberta Imel, Rebiel Lawson, And already, the BGS Board, (2) (12) NBC MOVIE "Gold 01 plant was just an excuse to go speech contest. They each Evelyn Schuren , Lucy Sheets, artistic directors, dancers and The Amazon Women" (Prom. UP; the visit was the most selected one of the three words Fay Parker, Ann Van- parents are talking about next iere) Ba Svenson, Anita important part." says Mimi. It as the subject of a five to eight derwerken, Carol Heglrneier year. Ekberg Two adventurers searching for treasure in the was tbt third year the chapter minute speech. Margie's word and myself, jungles of South America Slum.has vülted there. was 'Doors" and Jody's was -. The luncheon not only made Daisy Downer of 109 Ga rden ble upon a primitive society of A elan ash alA,. In. ,,n_ -- xvi "rmpti." me nay special ror Geraldine ourt, was hostess to a stork statuesque women membership, and a letter was Margie, who has been a but was an opportunity for shower honoring her sister, (4) 0 MOVIE "Coach" :- ,written to their SISTER member of the club for just one newcomers to the neighborhood Mrs. Mary Lopp of Csta1 (1978) Cathy Lee Crosby. chapter in Austin, Texas. The yeas, will represent the club at to become better acquainted. River. Mrs. Mary Lee, their Michael Biehn An attractive female athlete is hired by a mother, was l)OdUS computer error to coach a The guest of honor was boys high school basketball showered with a variety of gifts team for a new baby. 0 THREE'S COMPANY Jack I 9:30 8:25 L3J TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 10:00 0 STARSKY & HUTCH Alter 6:30 NBC NEWS - "Hey, how d'you Conference Awards Huggy's friend volunleers information to Starsky and Hutch in an drug case, he is killed before being TIDY CAR tli y ttii Lli liei' tr yt ill .1 rc. ASSOCIATE DEALER STEVE SCHEER 2.741a - 3:30 4) 0 MASH (A) €D ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 8:30 (2) (112) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (1) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (2) EMERGENCY ONEI L4 THE ODD COUPLE 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 2 MAKE ME LAUGH SESAME STREET 0 MY THREE SONS 0 MOVIE able to testify and the two of?,. cers resign in anger (Part 1 of 2) 4:30 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED 0 MERV GRIFFIN (12) ROOKIES 01 DINAH? g) EDUCATIONAL GRAMMING iioo 0 NEWS 11:30 (4) ANOTHER WORLD 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL €D STUDIO SEE CIJ 1!) DONAHUE important PRO- 9:30 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY host ('2)(112)TONIGHT Guest 5:00 (1) CAROL BURNETT ANP FRIENDS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 51) MISTER ROGERS(fl) g. Rich Little Guest Cher t3) THE NEWLYWED GAME BARNABY JONES A law. yer who successfully defended a lewd thief murders his client to get the gems for himself (A) 0 ABC MOVIE 'California Split' (1974)Elliolt Gould, George Segal Two compulsive gamblers, who become pals after they are mugged togolher. bet and brawl their way from Los Angeles to Reno (A) 12:00 (Al) BIG VALLEY "Top 01 The Stairs" Victoria and Audra go to visit Victoria's brother-in. law, and are told that he is Insane. WEDNESDAY jjjjj (4) UPBEAT ' 10:00 (2) (12) CARD SHARKS (4) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 10:30 (2) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS (4) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 11:oo (1) 5:30 t,2' NEWS 0 THE ODD COUPLE (2) BEWITCHED 51) OVER EASY j HIGH ROLLERS 0 HAPPY DAYS (R) TWIN 11:30 (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4) 0 LOVE OF LIFE 0 FAMILY FEUD PLAZA i (41)0 CBS NEWS AFTERNOON Peter r's ipo RESTLESS 0 0 NEWS SD EDUCATIONAL PRO. 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 (12) PTL CLUB 6:00 . 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OAK AVE. 3, My NYis Have AV Yesrlscsrd...Ws can WrIfoYIN A Peiky Per Less Missy Ttoa Any Oa* lsTksArea. j i U'% UI U ' Door Ab6 an ' .. • • reception, Sunday, March 11, DEAR ABBY: A woman from 2.4 p.m., at the Woman's signed herself ALIVE AT5 and Club of Sanford. jggljt.d that she's still alive According to the hosts Mrs. bow Alm I"for a red fittiffln thegiris.' ____ Theprohiem:Whinth.girla - 'arewlth him and need to use the lbe weses'. ruliia lesd bathioom, which restroom should he take thorn to? . He a our eldial 1do the wes I. lb : women's restroom in ou ,p shopping canter by h.rsMf, DEAR ABBY: I'm the : wtgl.hs waited tulald,.I bed a secretary of a busy ,uucs4lve. ____ he leldmethstb,catie Whoa be doem't w mwl __ to be ____ __ '1 have board of childein bSiN asbed ho to my that mol.dInpub&rrxsns. bsls.Ithsroofoftownorina ____ STILL GRIEVING Thsalternativewouildbeto misting. nt tak.thegizIs i o the mss's Lywg, am In Ik" of duty, rem, which doesn't seem (Itr4rWmAL TO WU, asom My pak. PETEUOtd: T rW*eithorbI*Mhhe Any s4gS? would be with thirn hr *0 e ti showing WIUTEUIN Now of lbs cblld'ralalng _______ yes writs lb. .dgl& this boob Is,. r. Lit' in UN. 1k you. stt (•• wg sy, i'. • DILEMMA IN DENVER W. to ddg) emee .I y, o*& DUE8U I d biind doshi r N.y I ink. yes we lied yew beebsid load so" • r. 8:00 ALL DAY KATE MARCH 23 10* M 10 A.M..4 ___ ___ 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- CA SPECIAL Pearce Jr., son, Sanford; Tom e'saliveM 00 because the Wade, grandson, Bradenton; good Lordhaanot Yet choemto and Susan Mullis, grand col.1 her to her dand hoc rA I allis ____ ____ Myhlibldisaflakoholic and has dsIVSI* UIafl7 times while es I ámk, and HE'S still alive. Yet our deiM.r, a very careful irlver, I was killed In a ooscar _____ accidist '111111111111111110 was 1$. NO one C$l*ceflVüSCSmethM _____ shIsA ausethe stay 7:30 TODAY r----------COUPON ack takes ____ J SEEN CHARGED WITH DWI? RECKLESS DRIVING? CARELESS DRIVING? U DEAR ABBY: I feel silly writing to you, but nither my husband nor I seem able to $120 SPECIAL LABOR PLUS PARTS I Most American Cars Foreign Cars & Trucks on Request. ASK SMISSIONS, BRAKES, ENGINE OVERHAULS, AIR CONDITIONING, RADIATORS. LINDY'S AUTO CENTER ve (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS tries to prove to Chrissy that he Hubert and Cr111 Pearce of Sanford, will be homed ata I hrne 4 P. M. - (2) . - • -. - I BRING THIS AD FOR FREE RC COLA NI I DURING ALL DAY SKATE LIMIT 1 WEDNESDAY i WINTIU SCHEDULE MON.-TU ES-TH URS. PRIVATE PARTIES £ WEDNESDAY ...................... 7p.m..lOp.m. FRIDAY .........................7:30p.m."llp.m. SATURDAY .........................2p.m.-Sp.m. 7:30p,m.-11 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAY ... ....."• . I $ f. COMPLETE DINNEP INCLUDES: $ 1S s:J AM d" gym, WednruU, _- SKATING RINK _____ _______ BRING HOME THE GOOD TASTE 2700 W. 25th St. (SR 46-A) 'S - - , ' "• - -- - .-- -.- - . - ' - Sanford II J'i54it 74 45 110 10 2:00 O ONE LIFE TO LIVE (21)(12) TODAY WED. ONLY ALL SEATS $ [4) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS ID GABE KAPLAN A ZANY COMEDY .. C 9:4S rLAzA 12:00 (2) JEOPARDY (A) THE YOUNG AND THE MORNING 17:4S 1155 - nirM en. - with Schumacher "truckload" of kids en route a children 's birthday pat aboard the Schumacher N, 9:00 - REALTY TRANSFERS TUNE IT YOURSELF Peril A .ssnc Parts Crrl.S.n StiodiM Tosselit • p• S1atl.s&SCIS.klfs REBUILT ENGINES- LIKE NEW E4 ......,... i"....i 1IIICIVII .'dJO1 Preview 3:00 Alter being shot at in a holdup attempt. Ale, quits his cabbie lob and becomes a waiter in a snobbish reslaurani 0 TAXI - - Snrini' 3) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ED STUDIO SEE can give up women longer than she can give up food (R) EVENING - Keith and Jeff demonstrate strength and comfort of Cherokee 'Hunter." tgorner. TV HIGHLIGHTS - SEMINOLE BOATS INC. Huntingdon Lolklc, \l Ala. Stapleton, Moravian Colic' [Iethieham, Pa.; and Iam' Bradley, Cumberland ('ofle: Williamsburg, Ks Philip Meeks. If anyone can supply formation on the missing mates please call Joyce Benton Edwards, 322-3127, or Gladys Studebaker Elder, 322-3631. . standing performance under the direction of Miss Rozak. And the Central Florida Chorale added just the right melodic touch something like some enchanted evening. An onstage and backstage theatre party honoring sponsors and supporters followed the performance. The curtain opened to a finale featuring a festive table surrounded by servers and then audience. BGS Director Mary Blair and her committee arranged the party. Assisting in serving were Beta Sigma Phi members, Valentine Queen Ruth Hoffon, Betty Jack, Helen Hamner, BGS City Council president, Q Bldg. 77, Sanford Airport, Sanford 3223403 gifts, PLEASE. dancers presented an out- OPEN MON. I THUNS. 0.5 TUBS., WED. FRI., SAT. 5.5 We build commercial fishing boats Performance The Seminole High School arts which involves local talent Class of 1959 is planning the 20th supported by civic minded class reunion for June 16. enthusiasts. Help is needed in locating the Such was the case over the following classmates: Dorothy weekend when Ballet Guild of Browning, Sue Byrd, Bob Day, Sanford-Seminole (BGS) Carol Grenier, Ray Hudson, performed in its 11th Annual James Kicklighter, Linda The Following Sanford Concert, "An Evening of Dance daughter, of Sanford, all friends Prouo, Robert Stubbings, Leo students have made the Dean's & Lyrics." and family are cordially in- Turner, Kathy Ventry, Bruce List at the college each is atChoreographer Loretto vited. The hosts request no Crocker. Wallace Smith and tending: Jolen Brubaker, Rozak, formerly f rom Chicago can take a bow for a job well done. The 17 BGS company fl23 S. Orlando Drive in the Sanford Plaza TYPEWRITER CLEANED AND OILED. Minor repairs and ribbon FREE! (Now thru 3.1S19) I O - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - p nJwJ Tuesday, March 6,1979-1 a rI111110 Ave0twit I'l �- 2B-Eenjng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, March6, 1fl Legal Notice - Legal_Notice Legal Notice - Evening TUESDAY, MARCH 6 1NVITAT1ONrO.,D The Board of Trustees of the SeminoleMemorlal Hospital invites bids upon the following: Elevator Manager. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Notice Is hereby given that a All bids shall be mailed to the inafldfor$emlfloloCouflty,F$orida, Public Hearing will be held at the 1 CHANGE OF ZONING REGULA. Materials Manager of the Seminole upon receipt of proof ci publIcation Co.nnlission Room In the City Hall' Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First oithlsnotice,thefictltlousn.me,to. in the City of Sanford, Florid., at TIONS APPLIED ENERGY 7:000'clock P.M. THOMAS 0. JOHNSON - R.1 Street, Sanford, Florida 32771. All wit: aith 26,1919' SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING bids shall be postmarked not later PRODUCTS. Under whIch I am to consider cttang.s an amemt.' the 11th day of May 1979, engaged inbuslness at 174 Plumosls, mentstoth,ZonlngOrdinecith, DISTRICT TO C.3 GENERAL than City of Sanford, Florida, as foflows: COMMERCIAL AND WHOLESALE shall be received on or before the AltamofWe Springs, Fl. That the Perty inhef'eited in Uid A Poilionof that Certain Property DISTRICT. P2(12.6.71)61 The 16th day of May 1979. Opening of such bids will take buslMss enterprise is as follows: lying between Colonial Way ami North 125 feet of the East ¼ of Lof Fred Neuhart 14, A.E. Griffin's Subdivision. Pitt place at the Office of the Materials Katherine Court and between Cor. I Book 2, Page 43. Section 72120. Manager of the Seminole Memorial Publish Mar. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1979 dova Drive and French Avenue i Hospital at 1:00 o'clock P.M. on the DEH.34 Proposed to be rezoned from SR.1A Further described as being located 11th day of May 1979. CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Free blood pressure clinIc, 2-4 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:3 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida P & L Sanford. :.Deltoua Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., Lutheran church of Providence, social hail. Welgid Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Swninit Apts., Casselberry. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Longwood.Lake Mary Lions, 7p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and 434. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 Spring Gardening Seminar on pest problems, 14 p.m., Agricultural Center, 17-92, Sanford and 7:30 9:30 p.m., Florida Federal S&L, Altamonte Springs. Free to public. Call 3fl4233. Transcendental Meditation lecture, 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L, Altamonte Springs. Senior Citizens tour to Lakeland for Lawrence Welk matinee. Leave Sanford Civic Center 12:15; pIck up Seminole Plaza, 12:45 p.m. Dinner stop on return. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive. Ovlcdo Rotary, 7:30 a.m. Town House Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford OptImist, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn. Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Serenaders, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Saford Civic Center. Starilght Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Sanford Rotaract Club, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of San lord. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Geneva Garden Club, 9:30 a.m., home of Diane Spivey. _ Orlando -Winter Park ____ 831-9993 322-2611 _____________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. consider the following items: A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR HOURS . 1:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. 'IA. RATES • line : ................. 43c a . .. itime 3conwcuflveflInes .3$c a line iconsecvtivetim.s..... 35c a line MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum Noon The -: Before Publication (Sirtgle.Family Residential FICTITIOUS NAME in the general area of Lake Howell Seminole Memorial Hospital Sunday Noon Friday District to RC.t Notice is hereby given that I am Road tt Melody Lane. Consisting Of reserves the right to riled any and engaged in business at 2639 Sanford (Restricted Commercial) District. V3acremoreorless.OISTRICTN0. all bids. Ave., Sanford. Fl. 37771 Seminole Said property being more particu. Publish: March 6, 7, I, 1979 County. Florida under the fictitious larly described as follows: ____________________________ ______ _____ GRANGE PROPERTIES, INC. DEH.30 Begin at the intersedi of the name of BERRY INSURANCE - Al AGRICULTURE TO R.1 'S AGENCY, and that I intend to North Line of Lot 1, Block i, SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL INVITATION TO BID register said namewith the Clerk Of Hiqhtand Park. according to the DISTRICT. P2(2.7.79)6. The NorthThe Board of Trustees of the the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Plat thereof 15 recorded west '/ of the Northwest ¼ of Sec in Piat I~AtCOHOt. APRbBLEM Seminole Memorial Hospital invites Florida in accordance with the Dock 4 Page 25, of the PubliC Re. FACED WITHA DRINKING lion 15215 29E, less Rightof.Way IN YOUR FAMILY? PROBLEM? provisions of tl'. Fictitious Name cords of Seminole County, Florida, Balmy Beach Drive, parcel A.1O bids upon the following: AL-ANON Cubicle Curtain Rod Modification Statutes, ToWit: Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Section i439 and the East Rlght-of.Way line of Further described as South of SR. Forfamillesotfrisnd5of Florida Statutes 1937. Can Help 436and West of Balmy Beach Drive. French Avenue, run South along Additional information, plans and prcbtemdrinkers Right.of.Way line 241.4 feat. 1ne4-3333 Consisting of 40f acres. DISTRICT specifications are available at Of. sIg: Pa,rlck Forfuture information call thence WrltiP.O..Bojt 1213 No. 3. 1 ice of the Materials Manager. run East 107 feet for a Publish Feb.20, 271 Mar. 6, 13, 1979 647.3333orwrite sanford,Florida 32711 Point of Beginning, thince run East This public hearing will be on All bids shall be mailed to the OEG.IO1 Sanford Al-Anon Family Group 43 feet, thence run South 103 feat to March 21, 1979 at 7:00 P.M., or as Materials Manager of the Seminole WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A FICTITIOUS NAME P.O. Box 533 the South line of Lot 11, Block 4, soon thereafter as possible, in Room Memorial HospItal, 1101 East First Matv' DatIng Service. All Ages. Notice is hereby given that I am Sanford, Fla. 32771 Thce run Northwesterly sing 203 of the Courthouse, Sanford, Street, Sanford, Florida 32771. All PO Box 1031, CIwIr., FL. 33517 Florida. Those in attendance will be bids shall be postmarked not later engaged in business it 232 W. the North Rlght.Of.Way line of New Line of wedding Invitations heard and written comments may thanthel7thdayofMarcp,, 1979,and Palmetto, Longwood, Fia. 32750, Katherine Court. lii feet to the WeddingsbyDOl First $ Brides to have us be filed with the Land Development shall be received on or before the Seminole County, Florida, under the Easterly line of Lot 5, Block I, NOTARY PUBLIC photograPh their wedding will fictitious name of BABYLON LAWN thence run Northeasterly Manager. Hearings may be con. 19th day of March 1979. along said 332-2034or 323.OM7 receive 100 FREE Wedding OpIning of such bids will take SERVICE, and that I Intend to Easterly line of Lot 5, a distance of tinued from time to time as found Invitations. Call now 293-0626. necessary. Further details available place at the Office of the Materials register said name with the Clerk of 43.12 feet to a point South ot • PSYCHIC advises on Love, Franklin Grant Photographers. Seminole County, by calling 323.1330, Extension No. Manager of the Seminole Memorial the Circuit Court, Business I Personal direction. Point of Beginning, thence run Orlandosince 1957. Hospital at 1:00 o'clock A. M. on the Florida in accordance with the North 20 feet to the Point 307. Donations appreciated. JAMIL povIsio of the Fictitious Name Beginning. Board of County Commissioners flrid day of March 1979. p.o. Box 10134 Eugene, Ore. All parties In interest and citizens Seminole Memorial Hospital Statutes, To.Wit: Section $45.09 97410. Call 24 hrs. (503).1142441. Seminole County, Florida shall have an opportunity to be reserves the right to reject any and Florida Statutes 1951. By: Robert French, 51g.: Watter Leni heard at said hearing. all bids. D1VORCE42O.l0Guarante*d. Chairman Publish Mar. 4, 13, 20, 27, 1979 Lost: Pit Bull puppy, male, wtiite FlU details:' KIT, Box 791, Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Publish Mar. 4, 5, 6, 1979 By order of the City Commission DEH.32 w.brown eye. 25th St. & Sanford DEH.l' Of the City of Sanford, Florida. Pompano, FL. 33061, 941.4991. Publish: March 6, 1979 Ave. 3210126. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING DEH39 N.H. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOE OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND 2 Keys Los? FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDI. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA AMENDMENTS 1ff CERTAIN Publish: March 4,14,1979 Tuesday DowntownSanford DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES DEN-S Legal. Notice Call 322-4541 for Reward CIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE PROBATE DIVISION OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO File Number 79.52 CP COUNTY, FLORIDA THE CITY OF SANFORD, CONSIDER LAND USE MAP UNITED STATES DISTRICT Vacation time i Division Case No. 79463.CA.2$.E FLORIDA. Y fleedforahappy time with a ELEMENT OP THE COM. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF IN RE: The Matter of the Adoption IN RE: ESTATE OF Notice is hereby given that a PREHENSIVI LAND USE PLAN: FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Classified Ad. FRANCES STINE, ak-a Public Hearing will be held at the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NO.79.11. Or$-Civ.Y MARY FRANCES STINE, UNITED AARON WILLIAM YOST, Commission Room in the City Hall Notice is hereby given that the Land STATES OF AMERICA,Plalntiff, v. ESt Deceased In the City of Sanford, Florida, at Planning Agency of the City of WAYNE R. PURSELL and amlnorchild 7:000'clock P.M. on March 26, 1979, Longwood,Floridawlllholda public SHERRY M. PURSELL, his wife, NOTICEOFACTION NOTICEOI'ADMINISTRATION to consider changes and amend- hearing to consider and solicit Defendant(s). nini TOMATO PLANTS y,,. gflØy rv,Ut, At u,,.,y Tfl Al I bEDCflIlt IIl.. nur,I !1PV 11W mints toiheZoning Ordinanceto the commefls on the Comprehernive VICE SY PUBLICATION On ltypes (Approx. 20,000) motion Address unknown CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST city ci Sanford, Florida, as follows: Land Use Map Element of the and affidavit of plaintiff in the root or potted. Call 319-5379 Bare __________________________ Last known address: Mount Dora, TH ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL A portion of that certain property Comprehensive Land Use Plan. abovsentitled cause by Kendall W. Florida OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Don't pile no longer needed items lying between East First Street and PublIc hearing will beheldon March Wherry, its Assistant United States You are hereby notified that a IN THE ESTATE: high asan elephant's eye. Place East Second Street and between 14, 1919 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Attorney, in an action against the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED proceeding fortheadoption of Aaron a classified ad, and pile the W1III.m Yost, a minor child, has that the administration of the estate Cypress Avenue and Pine Avenue is Commission Chambers at Longweod defendant(s), Wayne R. Purs.11 and money in your walletl beenIlledintheEIghte,nfhJuicl of FRANCES STINE, aka MARY proposed to be rezoned from RC-1 City Hall, 17$ W. Warren Ave., Sherry M. Pursell, his wife, and to _____________________________ enforce a lien upon real ProPerty Circuit In and for Seminole County, FRANCES STINE, deceased, File (RestrictedCommercial)Di$trIctto Longwood, Florida RMOI (Multiple-Family ResidenSig: Linda R. Martin sltuateIn this District and described Florida, entitled In re: The Matter Number 7952 CP Is pending In the hal, Office and Institutional) Linda R. Martin, Clerk as follows: Lot 5, THE COLON. of the Adoption of Aaron William Circuit Court for Seminole County, • District. Said property being more Land Planning Agency Yost. You are required to serve a co. Florida, Probate Division, the ad. NADES THIRD SECTION, ac particularly described City as of Longwnod, Florida follows: MA EMPLOYMENT fly nf vnur wrlf.,i ,4a4i... . ,,.. dr.., ,, i.,hI,h I. ...l....L r,.,..... cordina to the Put thar.oI at r.er. — I.. -TheWestlOOfe,tofBloclill,Iying Publish: February26,Marcho,1979 dedinPlateooki6p.ge$3,pi;c lions, If any, lreto upon Courthouse, Probate Division, South of First Street, and the Norm DEG..105 Records of Seminole County, Petitioner's attorney, Robert M. Sanford, Florida 32771, • Th& one-half of vacated East street Morris, Post Office Drawer H, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Florida. and it appearing to the Thepersonalreprewntativ,of the abutting on the South, Chapman PROPOSED CHANGES AND Courtthatthedefendant Sherry M. Sanford,Florlda,32771,onorbefore estate is ALBERT STINE, whose That Cares! April 9, 1979, and file the original addreSs Is 310 Mountain Rd., Apt. Tucker Addition to Sanford, Piat AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN Purseil is not inhabitants Bock 1, Page 24 of the Public thereof with the Clerk of this Court 2104, Union City, N.J., 070$?. The DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES foundwithinthe5tateof Florida and Records of Seminole County, hasflotvoluntarilyaPp.ar,dher,in, 323 5176 OFTHIZONINGORDINANCE either before service on Petitioner's name and address of the personal Florida. THE CITY OF SANFORD, andthatpersoiial serviceuponher is attorney or Immediately thereafter; representative's attorney are set All parties in interest and citizens' LOW FEE.TERMS not practical because her residence otherwise, a default will be entered forth below. FLOE IDA. shall have an opportunity to be NotIce is hereby given that a and whereabouts is unknown, it 5 against you for the relief demanded All persons having claims or heard at said hearing. Public Hearing will be held at ffi ORDERED that Sherry M Purseli in the petition, demands aoalnst the estate are SALES RECEPTIONIST By order of the City Commission CommIssion Room in the City Hall appear or plead to the complaint WITNESS,nyhandandthes.aI of required, WITHIN THREE of the City of Sanford, Plush atmosphere. Light Of flc Florida. thIs Court onitte sd day of March, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF In the CIty of Sanford, Florida, at herein byths36thdsyof April, in', N.H. Tamm, Jr. skis. sales personality. AD. in'. ''' '. 7:00e'ck P.M. on March 26, 1919, %d iii dSfitt thereof the Court will THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF City Clerk to consider changes and amend- 'PrOCaIdtOffieheariflgandaiica. ARTHUR H. •ECKWITH, JR. THISNOTICE,tofllewiffitp,eclerk Publish: March 6, 16, 1919 of the. above court a written mentstothaZonlngOcdinanceofttie Hon of this alit as if Sherry M. Clerk of the Court SEAMSTRESS DEH-4.. By: June I. Curtis City of Sanford, Florida, as foliows: Puriell had bean served with statement of any claim or demand . Light alterations, good hours. Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR A portion of that certain property ceis In the State of Florida, but only they may have. Each claim must be Robert M. Morris, of in writing and must indicate the SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. lying south of Silver Lake Drive and tOtheextentprovidedforby Section eestof Mellonville Avenue extended 1635, Title 2$, United States HUTCHISON I MORRIS PROBABE DIVISION basis for the claim, the name and SALES CASHIER southerly is proposed to be rezoned Code: It further ORDERED that all 230 North Park Avenue address of the creditor or his agent File Number 79-Si cp DivisIa Afternoonhours,fun lob with good Sanford, FlorIda 32171 from AD (Agricultural) District to parties claiming interest by, or attorney, and the amount company. Publish: March 4, 13, 20, 21, 1919 Ml-2 (Medium Industrial) District. thrdugh, under or against the storeIN RE: ESTATE OF claimed, If the claim is not yet due, DEN-Il Said property being more par- said person Sherry M. Pursell shall EDWIN 0. ORANS the date when it will become due be served by ptlicatIon; It is fur. follows: shill be stated. II the claim is Deceased licularly described FICTITIOUS NAME STATION ATTENDANT TheSouth½oftheSoutheast uci (her ORDERED that notice of this Notice is hereby given that the contingent or unliquidsted, the NOTICEOP Order be Great boss needs clean cut person M, Township 20 South, Range published by nature the United of the uncertainty shall be ADMINISTRATION Corporation engaged in business at with iaiesperson.Iity. Excellent 31 East, PublIc Records of Seminole States Marshal in a 515 Hwy. 17-97, Casielberry, Fl. stated,lf the claim is secured, the potential. general circulation in Seminole security shall be described, The TO ALL PERSONS HAVING County, Florida. 32107, Seminole Plaza, Seminole All parties In interestandcttizens County, Florida, Onceaweek for six CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST County, Florida, under the fictitious claimant shall deliver sufficient Shill have an opportunity to be (6) cons.cutiveweeks, commencing name THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL of PORT O'CALL copies of the claim to the clerk to OFFICE CLERK on February 27, 1979. DONE AND enable the clerk to mail one copy to OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED heard at said hearing, RESTAURANT, and that we intend By order ci the City Commission ORDEREDsIOrIando, Florida, thIs Accurate typing with personality each personal representative. IN THE ESTATE: toregister slid name with the Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida. 6th day of February, 1979. to deal with senior cItizens. Allpersonslnterestedinthentate of the Circuit Court, Seminole YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED H.N. Tamm, Jr. George C. Young towhom a copy of thIs Notice of Great company. thattheadrninstrationoftheestate County, Florida In accordance with City Clerk ChIef Judge the provisions of the Fictitious Administration has bean mailed are of EDWIN 0. ORANS, deceased, required, Publish: March 4, 14, 1979 PublIsh: February 27. March 4. 13, WITHIN THREE File Number 79-$7-CP, Is pending in Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section BOOKKEEPER DEH-3 20, 27. AprIl 3, 1979 the Circuit Court for Seminole MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF $65.09 Florida Statutes i,. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF County, Florida, Probate Division, IN THE COUNTY COURt IN AND PorlofCallRestaurant,lnc. Full charge, motel background 1HlSPdOTlCE,toflIeanyobi theaddrssof which lsC$erkofthe FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, D-BAPorfOfCaIl PI'efet'I'ld. INVITATIONTOSID they may have that challenge FLORIDA Circuit Court, Seminole County Sig: JackS. MarrowPr,s. The bard of Trustees of the validity of the decedent's will, the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32711. CASE NO. 79.211.CCl$.J Duane 0. Bowen-Ex. Seminole Memorial Hospital invites STOCK CLERK Angelo T.Amaro.S.cy. qualIfications of the personal The p,rsonai reprelentatlye, of The STATE OP FLORIDA, bids upon the following: Microfilm representative, or the venue or estate are Ed-ward N. Walker a EX EEL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, Reader Grocery experience to work into lurisdictlon of the court. Lewis P. Orans, whose arssaes JR. Publish: Feb. 13, 20, 27, March 4 Addltionai information. plans an management psition are 3001 South Ocean Drive, state Attorney for the Eighteenth ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND specifications are available at . OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Hollywood, Florids 3313$, andin JudlcialClrcultofthlltat,of DEO•43 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Eleventh Street, Apt. ic North, Florida, on behalf of till Honorable fic.ofnieMaterialsMa.e,'. WAREHOUSE All bids shall be mailed to the Date of the first publication of this Racine, wisconsin 53113, reopec- John E. Polk. Sheriff of Seminole Materials Manager FLORIDA STATUTE *97.345 of the SemInole Will train right person to get Notice of Administration: March 6, lively. The name and address of the County, Florida, Notice el Application Memorial HospItal, 1101 East FIrst Ua.lad with excellent company. 1919 personal representative's attorney for Tas Deed Street, Sanford, Florida 33771, All Stine we set forth below. Plaintiff, bids shall be postmarked not NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, later *5 Personal Representative of AH persons having claims or that Alfred 0. DeLafllbeaudiere SHIPPING & than the 12 day of March 1979, and the Estate of demands against till estate ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT we holder of the following certificates shallberecalvedonorbeforethel4 RECEIVING Frances Stine, required, ak-a bearing serial number WITHIN THREE has flied said certificates for a tax Ma 1919. Mary Frances Stine MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 31D0010 and tail number dead to be Issued thereon. The Opening of such bids will take Fantastic firm needs experienced Deceased THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP NiOlO Q titicate numbers and years of place at the Office Of the Materials person with supervisor issuance,thedeicriptionof$bep,o. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL THISNOTICE,tfIIiWflt,lheClIJli gorof the Seminole Mamirlal blckground. REPRESENTATIVE: of till above court a wrItten Detendate. HoIpiiohst$:IOo'c$$cA,s9 pes'ty,andthenameslnwhicptilwas , ,1 statement of any claim or demand NOTICE OP ACTION assessed are as follows:Certiflcate -5- Douglas Stenstrom 19th day ci March 1979. DOUGLAS STENSTROM, Esquire TO: Any parties having an theyrnayhave.Eachc$aimse No.7. Year of DELIVERY DRIVER Seminole Memorial Hospital 11* writing and must indicate DAVIS, MclNtaut itt ONE CESSNA 310 AlE. Description Of Property: , STENSTROM, reIervesmerlghttore.ct any and Excellent TOSH & JULIAN basIs for the claim, flue p CRAFT bearing 123 a. *u, hours, geed p.y, serial number 310. apj all bids. address of the creditor or his agent 0010 and tail number Ni011 Name in which assessed: S.J,b, P.O. box 1330 Publish: Mardi 4,4,7 1,79 Sanford, i. 3377* or attorney, and the amount hili'i, assigns, and succesSors in Hogan DIH.22 SECURITY Telephone: (305) 323-2171 claimed. If theclaim ttVflut toruS, aid all Pfr,iit. aa "W the date WhIn lIbscgniu Corporations Owning, Having or above order for each additional Publish: March 6, U. 1979 Several Openings, DEN-fl shall be stated. If the cllm is Claiming An IMereil In or Lien On certificate.) contIngent or unllquidated, tile tile Above Described Aircraft. All of said property being iii PM CITY OP nature of the uncertainty shall be YOU AND EACh OF YOU ARE 1E°-ED County of Seminole , State f W1NTIR$PRIIIU,p$QEIDA stated. II ttieclalm is sei.urod, flue HEREBYNOT1FIEDttua$ffi,$tafe Florida Excellent potential for aggressiv, NeSicegi Public Nearing DISABLED wourily shed be described. The of Florida, ex rat Douglas Cheshire, Unless such certificate Person seeking a caroor. claimant shall Isliw, sufficient Jr. State Aflony for tiii Eight. AME RI CAN hlficates shall be redeem.d ac- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE ii HEREBY GIVEN by copies of the claim to nie clerk to eenttiJudiclalCircvltgiflue$,ateef cording to law the property des. enable The clerk to mall me copy s PiStils, en lIME eI flue Hàsrable cribed in such certificate or certlil- the Oty Council of the City of Winter DESTIC Springs, Florida, that said City each personal rap_apa. Cleper Jehol. Pith, SherIff ii $aminsle cites -will be sold to the highest -ss.. Council will hold a public hearing at All 0enaI Cewofy, f$SflS MIrMNd in g clesnln, full tIme work. bldleratthecourt housedsereatsie Florids, has lila lvii to till City of Whiter springs Cent. IS wilern S copy if this Notice Hwy. 17.93 Slew Cause in tae I1$h$UM& .,ullMust have mum trans.. astn4s4.-atiHding, oct 'esIISY, aS dii CfrCtllt Ceurt of Florida against South of Sanisrd Mardi 27,1979, at 7:31 p.m., at as required, 1,79 WITHIN THREE any and all parties having an hi. FIBER GLASS WORKER..: $0011 thitsaItir 00 POSSible. IS MONTHS FROM TIll DATE Cc tenet in One CaIne 310 AWcrs, Signature: Arthur H. Sick*iffi, consider an Ordinance entitled as THE FIRST PUSLICATION op beating serial nunibor 3W010 and isliaws: THIS NOTICE, to ffl any ebsct tall number N 15$ a Is show cause CIIrk of tile CircuIt Court AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY BuiNwis. 7:301st Tuss. they may have that challenge PM why PM aforesaid lrcraft Wusuld OP.WINTIR SPRINGS, FLORIDA, validly of Ills deJdeM's ww liii nsi be twlellel to lii. us. of PM ________________________ - 4-Pe,'Son,ils • Nurses, RN's & LPN's, Aides, LiveIn Companion, short term assignment. Homemakers Up John 6210636. Gardener for part time 3daysawee$i 323wo I Set up Idelivery man. Must have neat appearance, good driving record, good attitude is a must. Apply in person to Mr. Myers at Bacicock Furniture. 2306 5. French Ave. --. -- 1SINFLATIONCRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to help fight back. For details call 644-3079 - -•'•"•''- Clothing Sales person needed now for Florida's Leading Menswear '-'•'v - ________________________ Agency retailer. $ & Comm. Excellent Company benefits & opportunities In management. Start your career in retailing & merchandising today. Ca1l305 3140717 Ext. 20 . o LeN Fulitime, 11.7 shift. Apply in ake View Nursing person Home, 91 E. 2nd St. - ' _____ 21-Situations I ____________________ , Wanted Part-time Night Work Cleaning Offices. Able Home Cleaners Franchise available. We are looking to establish franchise in Sanford area. Established Company, low overhead,' High profit. Immediate income. In home professional maid cleaning service. Call 1-316267. 6172. IMPOSSIBLE Thatiswhat mostpeoplesaywhen we tell them that our distributors opeh their office doors at 3:30 p,m. close at :30 p.m. net over $10,000 per year, They stop saying it when weshowthemprool. ifyouwant proof, call Tom Kent, collect, at 9042692071 or write: Vanguard Divisional Headquarters, 6316 San Juan Avenue. No. 40, Jacksonville, Fl, 33210. Please include phone number. .. - , • - - VETERANS _______ - • . - - Wffltrd.,end., - AMENDING THE 1975.1979 SUDOIT WHICH WAS ADOPTED PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE NO. 175 OP THE CITY: REPEALING -NOTICE ORDINANCES - TO PREPARE FOR ' Gigantic 3'Day -p C stamln ssme. Iin C. Ors *ii hissmat.i pon are Mvits toaliesdenlbe TIllING CI IsISIIMUSMIhi D,cm.d LowISR.DISIIS LIs P. Ores *5 Sanford Evening l4or.w.. U Pirianal uessjr Of gesrai drii thICIfp.ensl )tlmsal seas flft,, (11) dsys prier I, *5 lims Of nis pwat* ISIJI, DATID 1* OilIiy of Mardi. Of *5 hisS. Of City Of winter priigs, - PIb.13,$IflIMar.4,1079 - RIP*I$1$TAT$vI: LEWIS. PAUL. lIlAC I CAITILLO, PA. ,*miA S. Pief. SIQ. IV•MSVT.NSIISS city cse Tdijttui: 154111 NIl PubllSilMir.4,1979 $11 lndej..,MI Pub11111M.r.IU,1179 DIN3 • Did you know that your club or orilratlon can ftpisr In Wits llstki sscti *50k for only 53,30 ps *50k? ThIs Is on Ideal seal Of Unfurnished _____ 3O-Apsv1mi*s Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport I BR-$1$4. Pool, Blvd. on 1793 in Sanford. Call 323 5470 Mariner's Village. KITCHEN HELP RETAIL SALES .e' -. Nuwchorsrgen- C.mm'suiensrs. $SWIle Y Publish: PablVaty4,4,7,S,s, 11, 15 MANY MANY MOREl - - Q.AUIPIIS I2FRENCHAVE. DIPA*TMINT I1 -, - .. - Y1Ø - IRm apt. $133 per ma., Ichild, $30 deposit. $30 extra for pets. 5th & Magnolia Ave. 322.0251. Sr. Citizens only, no pets, $200 + utilIties. 1st, last & d. Avail. March14. Aft1:30319.53%. •--_-_- - -_- Uniiarnished J9.4$R,3b,4,s, leaneist, lastS. Meli ' 113 Gat'rlssn, clean, 3 11,-FR, carport, otapes, 1ea, lop. Furnlshsd _ =!-1 P'° .,. - .' 31$, Sanford, ;. Fla. 3377 Rsi* - .••' I ii $ SIten. house, Sanford or v4svoso .'. viCinity. Call after 4 pm. 333 ._____t, S .._,- _ --..._ _IAb . __ 2324 PARK DR. 3222111 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 322-9211 322-0415 OPENJIÜLJSE TUES. THRU SUN. 2550 GROVE DRIVE Lovely "like new" 3 BR, l'i', b, carpet, C-H&A, kit. eqpt., dbl. sized corner lot. $29,900. CLEAN AS A WHISTLE, 2 BR, lb. new paint, new roof. Large family room. Owner will assist in financing. Paola-3 BR, 2 B homeon 5 acres. Private Party wants to buy a house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 323 8488 aft 7 p.m. ____________ - catch up back payments & buy equity.322-02)6, '(,(i,r.. 47-A--Mortgages )Ilght 3237832 EVEN INGS 322-0612 322-1517 322-7171 __________ - ZONED GC-2. 2 BR. 1 b, Frontage on busy French Ave. Ideal office or small business location. $25,000. OUTSTANDING. 3 BR, l'-T b. Large corner lot. Lots of storage space. C-H&A. $29,900. For Sale: 5th Wheel Trailer '74 Model, 35 It,, 6 sleeper, tub, air, awning, carpet, extras, In. cluding 5th wheel for pick up. $5500. Edgar Jones. 12 Oaks M. Unsworth Realty CHARMING old two story 3 BR, 1½ b home on picturesque lot. Many unique features make this an outstanding home, $69,950. INCOME. Going Business with rental property. Everything goes for $53,000. property? 130 ft. frontage on SR, room to expand. $37,500. ML! 41—Houses Monroe, Ten acres total, $150,000. SIX acres lake front zoned for Multiple Residence, $170,000. 3 Harold Hall Realty '°'- REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Dayor Night REAL ESTATE NEAR AUTO TRAIN, BRING FOOD & MOVE IN. COMP FURN. FRAME HOME IN EXC, COND. SC PORCH, WORK SHOP, FRUIT TREES. SEE IT NOW AT $23,500. FERN PARK -LAKEFRONTI. 3 BR, 3 bath, screened porch, seawall 8. dock. NEW carpet & 510's. CROCKET LOG EA1TOk 701 Bldg. 339-030, 3)9-0500 F.AltamonteDr. Orlando 327.1577 COZYI 2 BR, calm kit., alumn shed, fenced. Many fruit trees. $23,500. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY— One of Sanford's most popular beeakfast & lunch restaurants. WELCOME TO OUR CAREER NIGHT THURS., MARCH Ph 7:30-HOLIDAY INN. REALTY Sanford 321.0640 DeLand 668-8335 YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOME! WE SELL HOMES I WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER SANFORD Corner lot 3 BR, 2 bath home, screened pool & patio area, eatin kitchen, large LR, 1 year home protection plan, $43,000, DELTONA Delightful home beautifully decorated 2 BR, * bath home w. Fam Rm. & screened patio, CH&A, 6 Ft. privacy fence surrounds the backyard. $29,900. LAKE MARY Spacious 4 BR, 2 bath home, lake access privileges, eat-in kitchen, Formal Dl, large Pam. Rm., wbrick fireplace, separate sewing rm., waik.in closets. $79,000. REALTY WORLD.. Seminole County, Florida, shall at *0:00 A-Al. or as soon as possible thereafter, on till 77th day of March, 1979, consIder the adopt Ion of the following Ordinance: An ordinaice relating to specified areas of the unincorporated territories of Seminole County, Florida; creating the Markham PoitWe Street Lighting District: to be entitled the Markham Points Strut Lighting District Ordinance; providing for definitions: providing for governance of the district by liii loud of County Commissioners: providing for maintenance and operation of street lights with In tIle district; creating an Advisory board: setting forth fiscal and taxation procedures; empowering the lo vy of special aisasnusnts or tassi within the district: and providing for construction. severabIlIty, and an effective date. Said district shall encompass the following described areas of Seminole Cowty, Florida: Markham Points SubdivIsion, Lots I through 10 InclusIve, Pit Bock 23, Page 37. as recoedsd in file Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. (SEAL) Attlwr N. Iickwith, Jr., Of Clerk to tile County CommlsSiSIw:s In and for Seminole County, ekwId. Pvblish: March 6, 1979 REALTORS 3135' S. French (1792) Sanford 1½ bath home w.carpeting, dining area, 1g. porch, FR, Spacious BRs & -- Many Extrasi Yours, for Dwelling. Owner will hold mortgage, $11,000. Low down payment. Ph. 5304303 or afternoon 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 R, l'.'i BATH. MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK & PINE, REDUCED TO 515.900 WITH $3,500 DOWN. COUNTRY LIVIN' 4 BR, 2 bath home in Lake Mary w- Great Rm., OR, C-H&A, w-w carpet & pool planned on '/ acrel Just 172,5001 SUPER 3 BR, 1½ bath, home in Woodmere Park w-C.H&A, w.w carpet, dining area, FR, 1g. MBR, patIo I Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. Only $24,500. FANTASTIC 4 BR, 2 bath in Idyllwllde of Loch Arbor on ½ acrel Free form pool, privacy Sanford's Sales Leader - 322242Q. ANYTIME PARK REALTORS qualified buyer. $30,000 to 1*000. Low down payments, wIth 4 acres on East SR 44 Graze your horses. lIas wet behind (Poo'). Under $7S,lO0 with terms. *10 ACRES In Osteen. $22,010, *SANFORD. 3BR,2 bath home. Nicely landscaped, cozy fireplace. 317.50$ FHA Terms. REAL ESTATE Looking For Id A Career Real Estate!!! success story to tell. Please be our guest on March 5, 1919, 7:30 p.m. Holiday livi, Holiday IsIs, Sanford. Riser. vatlons not necessary. 331104). We have a - *15 ACRES Near 1.4 & SR 44 interdiange. $111,000 Torms, STIMPIR AOIICY REALTOR 323-4151 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 162.3655 332.1951 DIN-Si p._ • __ - - rwt*.t_Vtf;tl ...a - -. £ ——————————— . --- -_ - - - - - II Top Dollar Paid for junk & used - - -. cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment. 3275990 BUY JUNK CARS From$lQto53O Call 327 1621; 327 4140 ________________________________ --_-_••T-_78-MotorCyCles blood line 323 6681 ---- -_____________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 7710 __________________________________ — 1967 Honda. 2 Cyl n%goOd.dforlI,$100 lid-I-Iorses Call 323 2755 -- 327 7618 —________________________ itos for' Sale - -_-_-_-_-._-_-_._-_-- "O/OAYTONA AUTO AUCTIOM Hwy. 92, 1 mile west of Speedway 32) 0864 Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every ________________________ - 3231310 only $116ba1 due, purchasers left areaandweare unableto locate. You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up paymen's of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 531-1711 day or night. Free home trial, no Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. it's 68—Wanted to Buy ___________________________ the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price, Call 904 255 DOG HOUSE FOR 8)11forfurtherdetails. LARGE DOG REASONABLE — Have a room to rent? Let a classified ad find a tenant for you' _____________________________ Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'ÔQtO sh 322.4132 Buy & Sell, thu finest in used is models, Call 339-9100 or s3furniture, Refrig,, stoveS, tools. 1405 (Dealer), _________ __________________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE & 1971 Chrysler Lebanon Medallion, APPLIANCES. Sanford Fufldr., loaded. Low mileage. Call niture Salvage. 322 872). 377 1420 -------------- -- _______________ EE.R. ratio 7.6; used 10 tins. Was $455, now 5)25, mci. outside cover, J.L StIman, Inc. NBA BY LTOU OWNER Lovely 1k. view prsperty w-water rights. 4 BR, 2 b with baby nursery off master hE, C.H&A. many outstanding extras. 310,155. 333-4142. . 1- u1 . AMP fuses 8. outlet. 323 1301• 3$O3OnlandoDr. 3235200 -___________________ VA & FHA Finar.'ing People who like money use low cost classified ads to buy, sell, or ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 3791 WILSONMAIERFURNITLJRE BUY SELL TRADE 43—Lots.Acreage _____________________ ______________________ 3*1-31SE.FlrstSt.322.5622 SANFORD AREA 95'x*23' CORNER LOT NEAR LAKE MONROE, CLEARED FOR BUILDING. $7,500. S Pc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. LR nh'599 Loveseat 541.951 up; JOE'S. $4,500. Alreond.a'I'foflng - 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 I, up; Ref. Central Heat lAirCond. Free Est. SEARS, Sanford 377.1771 ___________________________ Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford, 322 077*. Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call JACK FROST- Cent. Heat lAir Cond. Service Free Est. on 321 0839 or 904 734 6700 collect. - Prepared in the convenience of your home 2lyrs. exp..$10&up. - NEAR LAKE MARY. 400' AT springs & mattress $33.95 ea. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON pe.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of formerly Harniett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322-Sit? ______________________________ Sanford. 372 1121 52-Appliattces KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0491 EUSTIS AREA 171 ACRES WITH 100 YEAR OLD OAKS, PINE & FARM ACRES, $315 PER ACRE. RAINBOW SPRINGS AREA - S ACRES HIGHWAY FRONTAGE $3,750 PER ACRE. TERMS. 40 ACRES FORMER ORANGE GROVE. ACCESS TO PRIVATE AIR STRIP & 330 ACRES OF LAKES. $2000 PER ACRE. TERMS. PANAMA CITY Car Care CROCKET LOG HOMES SEIGLEN REALTY • BROKER "AHOMESUPERMARKET.. 2I39S.MyrtIeAve,,$flfQ Sanford OrIandoW577 DeLand $•$335 Mar. 13. Call for Free Estimate. Lindsey's Lawn Service 339 6986. If no Ans. 323-8369. Ceranc'T1$0 53-.1V.Radio-Stereo . _____________________ General Landscaping. Rose MEINTZER TILE - specialists, top soil & fill dirt, New or repair, leaky showers our lawn maint. & tree trimming. 37) 2940. Good US.dTelevisions. $25 and up. MIIIer's26l9OrlandoDr. 3220352 Dressmaking 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, S track tape player. 5)70 or take up payments of $1) per ma. Call 131-1711 for free home demonstration. — _________ Televislon-2S" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $400, Balance $173 or $12 ma. Still in warranty. Call 131-1714 day or night. UghtIfoljg Alterations, Dressmaking - ________________________ DrapeS, Upholstery Yard Debrii, Trash 322 0707 Appliances & Misc. — (LOCAL) 349 S37* GrOOrning& Boarding PiIntII ANIMAL HAVEN O & Cat clipping, flea control. I -Boats & Acsoris ROBSON MARINE 2t2lHwy.17-92 Sanford, FIa. 3377) ______________________ ________________________________ 57—Sports Eiinnt _________________ RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg, p Scott Reagan 337-0177 _______________________ _- Pet 1" Supplies, dog houses. Healed kennels. 3325752, Horns Inlwsn31nfs - itars, Drums, Sonic,. coi plate, Thomas organs, pianos. Sob Pall's Disc. Center Inc. 333.2733 ______________________ 2213 French Ave. I Remodeling, retired buIlder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. addilions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. I rooms. Free ash. 3335314. ______________________ CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING&REPAIR SO, BALINT&ASSOC. 322-5145 —. DANNY'S PAINTING - - Interior-Exterior House Painting -. Licented.lnsured.5onded FREEEstimates,0$)322.9440 . Plunting Service PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service I ChgCds.Accepted 337.1101 I Small home repairs, Remodeling & Pan Roofing repair. Free Est. 323-1563-331 0715 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. -, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. _____________________ Mildrew removal, houses I roofs Mobile Homes. $23.50 5349335 WOW WASHON WHEELS Houses,MobileHomes.Trucks Comm. Bldg. 671-1915 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Eat. 323-0129 after 3:30 TI'ISSS,Vi _______________________ lMan,qualityoperaslon _____________________ *RICAN VIOLETS 10 acre tracti, St. Johns River access. 5711 dun. 31 yr torms. Oslim. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 3Ss-&snto Till OflMholEi 322.0141 1vNaflerO&wsekana -- PILLDIITITOP$OlL YELLOW SAND Cell Dick Lacy 333-7100 Eve & whinds IS673#a%4. 1 Sy. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 337.1331 TREE REMOVAL, Trimming, stump removal, licensed & in. sured. FREE est. 543-1147, - GAL322.u ii or 1.,9,3 '- - -: -______________________ -- 59—*jsicaIrd31ndiss - _________________________ I - "LOGS I LAND GO HAND IN HAND" Save Money & Tin,, 10 pct. ott all new maintenance contracts thru All Hand wash 8. wax your car, pick up or van, free pickup I del. Also complete interior cleaningavail.Aslowas$1530& up. Call 327-1065. __________________ specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671 76)7 AREA ROLLING HILLS I PINE COUN. TRY, GREAT FISHING & HUNTING. 20 ACRES AT $1,300 PER ACRE. GREAT TERMS. Lawn Maintenance ___________________________ 20 ACRES WOODED ROLLING __________________________ TERMS. Income Tax _______________________ BeaUty Care $750 PER FRONT FOOT. 5 ACRES LAKE FRONT IMPROVED PASTURE, $1,000 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT RACO Foam, liberglas 8. inSt. Comm. & ReS. 332.0200, ON SALE- NEW twin size LAND NEAR HWY 44 $3,500 PER ACRE, TERMS. INSULATION - Batting, blowing, Call Carl Harris at --- GENEVA AREA Home ImproVements ' - $301 up; El. Stove 5.60 & up; full size draperies $101 up• Sanford 75'x130 HOMESITE ON, ' -OSCEOLA NEAR BAHAMA 51-Household Goods bUILDER. 352-3357 CFISH CAMP CMODERN 3 BR, 2 bath home — 6Mo Old FILLY — New 73$ Homli, I pci. Interest to with mtaurant on St. Johns River. Terms. - ____________-- Halter brokeSlSO Sold new $400, a real buy at only Multiple Listing Svlce "DEAL With $TEMPER' '1Keap Your TEMPER" 77-Junk Cars Removed Doberman pups AKC, Fern. $123; male 5)50. Terms avail, Kastner We have a Singer Futura sewing macti. Sold new for $630 was Christmas la.yIwjy. there was BATEMAN REALTY 331-0150 530 5237 FrIgidaire A.0 19,000 tITUs, HIGHWAY FRONTAGE ON 17-92 - leg. Real Estate Broker 2430 Sanford Ave. Customized inside& out _________________________ AKC Beagles, tn color. 6 weeks. flothparenlsonprernises $73 3633666 ________- WHILE IT LASTS! Handymans Special Office or flCAlAADA . sale $2.00 yd. Lots of Tools Yearsold-Valuable 66$-Sill _____________________ $33 000 3235324 Reduced torjIck Sale ler translerre. 3l½ blk., fenced back. Nice neighborhood. New shipment of vinyl flooring on SANFORD AUCTION The Real Estate Agency NOTIC is hereby given that the board of County Commissioners Of Free togood home Fern. puppy,) mo. old Half Bassett. 617 1021 —______ Gentle. $600r trade 1215S. French IMMACULATE 3 BR, MEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 ((CI,) '76 Chevy, ôcyl. auto v.in I SHELTLAND PONY 24 HOUR lB 3229283 ____________________________ SELLERS& BUYERS DELTONA 75-A--Vans -..----.- 6863 or 322 0101 Classified Ad. 323 7050 For Estate Commercial 8. Resi. dential AuctionS & Appraisals. Call DelIs Auction 373 5620. Siberian Husky puppies, AKC, ' wks., Blue eyes, 61 & Wh or Silver Grey. 1st puppy shots, not kenneled -- personal care, $150 $200, Visa or MC accepted. 327 Open Mon-Sat. 105 trade. 28 Sales In Jan. 29 Sales In Feb. Centrally located home. Double car garage, 3 BR, 2 bath, eat.ln kitchen I formal DR. $32,750. t,Cti0t,_Sales 65-Pets-Supplies ______________________________ 323 9136 our loss, your gain, 187 vds uSual SKYLiNE 11w-fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES STENSTROM BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2439 5. Myrtle Ave., Sanford lAITY 0 Consignments Welcome .. Ill LOOK itt 01111,5 321-0610, 377 1577, 661 1335 551,0001 NOTICE Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Our Rnsenyac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3225181 5id Pups, Reasonabte Call alt. 5-? wkS. old obligation klt•, C-H&A, patio & Extrasl BPP WARRANTED. Just L.gal Notice the piece or house full. Free pick upon consigned mdse. at3O pct Country Colonel Willard R. Whitehead & Colonel Leonard Fult:.3722770 ___________ AuctionSaturdaysip m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 127 Seigler Realty, Broker HOMES ORANGE CITY 2 BR, DR, FR, utility. Near school I shopping, city water. $23,500. 773.4111, eve. 715-3254 . - - -- __-_._ 64-Equipment for Rent ---- - - - brown plush. $15.50 yd. In. 42-Mobile HOmes -__-______- _-____'__-- NEW PAINT, FENCED YD. $232 MO, I PCT. INT, SEIGLER REALTY REALTY Ne 41-Houses Sell FHA-VA. CALLUS RE-FHA-VA LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOANS ORANGE CITY, ill E. Elm. Big fam. home. 3 BR, 3 B, FP, pool, all 1g. rms. on 2 big lots (ground in back also avail, also), assume owners 7 pct. mort. Call 775-4597 aft S. LLOYD'S - speakers, beautiful cond. range, rd. NEW carpet. $35,000. Will IALTAMONTE IS Near Mall, hospital, churches. Lovely 3 BR, fenced yard, Fam. Rim Screened porch. 531.900. REALTQR,322 7195 Pindy Woods Auction Barn every Sunday at 7 p.m . located on SR CAR PET _______ ISLONG WOOI I BR, fenced yard, ttees, stereo paint. CailBart - 72—Auction 115, 18 mi north of Sanford. We will buy. sell or trade used stalled. 322-4126, Dealer. NEED commercial 600 ft. on Lake - 3736061 or eves. 323 05*1 TODAY! $33,500. - - Resort. Sanford, Lot 156. the cocktail party who gave you the free advice? Here's his bill!" corner lot. Many added features. Detached garage with spare BR BR & bath. SEE THIS HOME - Sell that extra bike with a tow cost 8621413 -50-Miscellaneous for Sale - - our lot or yours. UNIQUE 2 BR HOME Huge FR, newly painted, beautiful oak floors, Great Oak shaded - ______________________________ FHA-VA, FHA 235 & 215. - - Leave message for H. K. Smith at 1500 821 7888. ext. M2639. -- Wymore Rd., Altamonte. your lot or our lot. Y Enterprises, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 441-301' REALTOR I U bIdq $2.25 sq. ft , will divide. MORTGAGES. P. Legg, Lic. Mtg, Broker. 875 No. I D Low Down Payment Cash for your loll Will build on - . Must sell 50'x176'xll' new au steel WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd • - VA-F HA-235-Conv. Homes Build to Suit ---------- 62-A—Farm Equipment Losing your home & credit I will /1 N U Furniture, antiques or misc. by $25,000. Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. Warehsuasls, 11051, 14,151st ft. 11551gM 'flIJU,f will escifl v*csmsnt PIgMaL -- HAL COLBERT REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR !L lUr aenior ciTizens. u.wn town, very clean & roomy. See MANAGERTRAINEE kickjdsd'ln t$its'ltln. cell: - For SaIe3 Lots With 23 Orange Trees Call 3225545 ______________________________ -47-Real Estate Wanted INC. REALTORS __________________ -: Lheabpa - Harold Hall Realty, Inc. Realtor. 373-5771. 5304533 or 339-4711 eves. 31—ApsrtmontsFurnished DIvSCSSOyMSISI.NIpgis,$27$ me. let, last, securIty. Deltona ' -- both. C. C. Misner Assoc.. fince, workshop, pantry, eq. Screensi porch, W-w carpet. ClIlA, dishumifier, nice yard. -. - 43—Lots.Acreage '4 • _ JmNisithdty,hc. ________________ -__ -- 2 home building Sites. $5500 for $55,000. W. Garneti White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 332-7551, Sanford LAKE FRONT 20 acres wove, 300 on lake in Deltona. $43,000. 3SR.,2full baThs, 2 car cd garage. ' Izaltonwould lee fobs Clerk 0*1 cdn IV: Jim S. Wills 1979. DIG-IS - —,-'•-- k'_i' 322.7111 GIRL TO SHARE 2 BR Apt with same 33—fosjss_ -. 'Of your club llvitlss. idy Clerk bard Of Capofy , - .• DESK CLERKS way $0 Inform the public Artlwv H. lechoalu, ATTORNEY FOR PERIONAL - - a • •' WAITRESSES this Cowl on *e'Sld Isy Of Pibruary, 1999. (StALl Rapvuuinluik.e INC. OvS, Deceased hinge HensvableHargidP,johasus,. • COOKS HOSTESS Every Wed. & Sat.. Early IIrda 7:11p.m. ty Judge. Simlnele COUnty Csütt. swuw, lanterl, FlorIds IIlfl, If you hove any defenses Is art to actIon or claims to His essinet PM lerfsNsd Il.'uaft. OWuerwis, PM aircraft wits heferfilted Is the use if nil $1101111 Of $emlmSlO Cnty or sell it Public Auction. WITNESS nlp hand and Square JeckNIlvlils,pis,Ws1 FlaWs SlsdffitIeminsleCswnty,pIwlls. pursuant to Section 705.11, PlaIds IittlIS. YOU have 31 days trim February fIll, 1079, Is contact till - - AN,.: ArIMr N. SschoNll Jr. Clerk Is the herd Of Catty cemmlsnrs IaminstoCounty,Plsrida ___ I CONFLICT ' -, - quallflc.tlens of the perusal rSPIS45MOfIV,I Sr Ills venue or llIIieactlsIl Of tile clij'$, AU. CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND OSJICTIONS NOT $0 PILED WILl. IIPORIVU SAIlED. DI1 Of the first publicaflenef this Notice if AlmlmIsWat*: March 4, W'. E*rd N Wailer U Piflinal RIPSIIN..JVS Of *5 1*1*15 Of HEREWITH: PROVIDING FOR SIVERASILITY: CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy if said Ordinance IMIl be available at the office Of Il. city clerk Of Ills City Of Winter $pi.a Flails, isv sit pensue losW s Pursliatut Is PM leminais County ile, notice Is hereby given that tIll iiardeiCsuntyCsmipiIsse,usswUl anduct a public hSerh*.mn msrcsu 3, 1979, at 7 p.m., or a 'soon hereafter an possible in Room Of Pus Seminole County Courthouse Is oneilerrslelecvoss.s$r$imlnsls :ohl.visleei pifecting the basic senthly service Charge, till ocisniti Ian charge and the IIUMILI4*E charge wIthin nil nincarperalil area Of Seminole ALL DAY. IN aftHrs, To Shari 2$—APtS. & Houses . - ____ Sy: liulall C' DIPIY Clerk PubliSh: Mardi 6, *3, * V, 1970 DIN-SI WILL BE CLOSED - Fox FORREST GREENE • - "••' 322-6457 LOW ELECTRIC BILLS-. Solar Heating, 3 BR, 1½ B. Large family Rm. & dining rm. Completely remodeled kitchen, landscaped, Warranted. $24,100. ' Gill DeBary 1k. front, trees, 2 BR, eatin kit., FR -F 1g. rm. on lower level 3Sxll. Call today! FHA 541.050. 56-100DOWN&MOVE IN) BR.2 B pOrtUflltleS 24—Business — - Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor 323-SSllor 322.1571 _______________________ 31 I Wanted ______________________ • - •. • - - _______________________ '.-. N S AMr' by - • - $26,000 New 3 BR, 1 b CII, city water & Sewer. AVoN lTISd • NOTICE - Carpenters Helpers. Exp. Only! 14 hr.tostart. Work in Deltona. 339 9029 between 79 p.m. • • - year around, fully experienced noothercall,322.5752. _____ ' - Dog Groomer, all breeds, full time rn NOTICE I • (l 41—Houses 1k. Mary canal front lot, cleared, reidy to build. $12,000. 41—Houses Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1$O04321403 anytime for recorded message. • -. 323.5771. opportunity to earn Three to 9—GOOd Things to - _ 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 this ad wuiVt be here. If you want the _____________________ il-Help QUADRIPLEX. Spacious 2 BR Apt. finest location, high yield, $65,000. Harold HaIl Realty, inc. - - ST. LOUIS (UP!) - The slipped away for about tlwee marriage of tennis star JImmy days in Tokyo about then." Connors and former Playboy Rotmc*ree said the couple rnagaIne Playmate of the Year would not ho available for a few Patti McGulre has been con- days. firmed by a spokesman for taiung Tennis Management IOC. it easy," he said. "Jimmy "They were married laSt doesn't have to play tennis for a late September or October," few days." said Joe Roundtree, a SpOkOS Roundtree said Connors' man for the firm set up by mother approves of the marConnors' mother, Gloria, to riage. represent players. "'$ known the girl for a Roundtree would not confirm reports the former Playboy long time and gone shopping bunny,. from St. Louis was withher,"he said. "They apII QIrIStIUM tO(IthII!•" pregnant. Roundtree said Connors, 26, "She's always told Jimmy and his brkle, V, met about a thalifhsdsddedtogst married yearandahalfugoatapartyln togothddft,bigna( California. He said they may tell anyone about it," Rotmdhave 1w" nurrin4$ "when they tree added. SALE!- Addressers Wanted Immeoiatelyt Work at home -no experience necessary excellent pay. Write American Service, 135C Park Lane, Suite 121, Dallas, Tx. 73231. __________________________ Wedding Confirmed LI S*n'nrd. .4.os & Found r' WANTED Experienced only! Employee benefits, year around position. Apply in person Days inn — Connors -Playmate : • • ' 40.A—Apartrn.nts& Duplexes for Sale COOKS - ________________________ Wednesday - ____-- __________________________ ThURSDAY, MARCH 1 South Seminole OptImist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m. Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church. Diet Workshop, 10a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's Restaurant. SISTER, noon, Holiday Inn, Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m. Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Greater Seminole Toastmistress Club, 7:30 p.m., Altainonte Springs Civic Center. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. South Seminole AA, noon, County Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. FRIDAY, MARCH 1 SaUte Harrisea Chst DAli, 2p.m., Fellowship Hall, Lake Mary Presbyterian Church. Central florida Shell Club Show, 9 a.m., to 9 pin., Winter Park Civic Center, 2005 MIzell Ave. Seniinol Sunrise KIwanis, 7 am. Jerry's Sanford Airport. Seminole South Roatry, 7:50 am., Lord Chwnley's Altainonte Springs. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m. Altamonte Mall Sears. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Ricahrd'a Church, Lake Ikiwell Road. lf 18—Help Wanted - - ': 0 - I N N N U U N N N sure to getre5uIt)) __ DEADLINES _Day Tuesday,March 6, 179-3B Herald,Sanford,Fl. SNNUIINIIIIINu• I - NOTICEUNDIE NOTICE OF PUILIC HEARING FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN Notice is hereby given that the DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES undersigned, pursuant to the OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OP The Board of County Corn. Maintenance Contrs.t "FiCtitJO4js Name Statute", chapter THE CITY OF SANFORD, Additional information is missioners of Seminole County, Florida, will hold a public hearing to available at Office of the Materials $6309, Florida StVut., will register FLOE IDA. it Overeaters Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARDOFCOUNTYCOMMI. SSIONERS No$iceofPublicK,aiing March 27, 1,7 9LENPAR - =11 1 I - �p,r aLOrIDIE TwINK I 40—Evening Hrald, Sanford, \--- Tui,day, Fl. March im ( 11.j IT DOES ( YOU DON'THwE' SHE'S MAD ' - ! &~ _ FIVE I YOU MEAN SAIP 'LL I i YOU'LL BE HOME BE HOME \ AEVEN 1H When L%3.b _______ I 4 ( I'LL GEE YOU AT 1j ___ __ ______ I by Mort Walker DARN HER' SOMEPAY I WILL COME HOME AT FIVE JUST TO SHOW HER I40W _ WRONG SHE 16.' L IU itti I i A T A L £ GA TO ____ IIIAIRISSIAIMAI Lilifi '1jjttjjwt i Irf C 2 3 ——— ii ..---] THE BORN LOSER FoRMs? ott 'ppy 6Ig. fwipr c 18 —— 19 - 24 — — — 21 22 23 yj " — — — 25 28 26 27 34 33 .. 0 37 38 — —— — 29 46 — — _______ I _ LLAL 30 31 32 knees to bend should be cur- _ _______ by Bob Montana THIS ONE ! ryasAND FOR SOMWNE WHISTLE OR SOME FOLKS THINK IT'S BAD I TO STEP ON UR SHADOW lii ( MOOSE'S GIRL FRIEND, HOWSTHEARTICLE KINOOF LUCK TO TOES YOUR KAT ON WHISTLE I A MIDGE FOR THE SCHOOL STUCK! "A &O OR OPEN AN ROOM ! THEATRE DRESSING 14 PAPER ON NAME UMBRELLA IN000RSf ____ SUPERSTITION ___ A FEW COMING ALONG 1? SUPERSTI11ONS! HOW A6O 57 — 61 - - - 48 - — 58 - - - - - 64 Is beneficial. — — — 53 54 55 56 52 '59 J60 ——— — 63 - — 62 - - - - - - - - - - 65 - 66 EEK & MEEK ev tilW jUST GOTOtAR KMATS THris Y its Gor MATM9 WN TW MA&H YOUR BIRTHDAY "U. %L4)L..TKgE FLe &AH5... IM JAWARY AUE) today. You take all your Mar;h 7,IM responsibillUes very seriously. You can get what you go after you're chaUdag up many gum ARE CKLY 9 A40M '-nt. Corn- County to what Will nftimitelybeafull. at PRISCILLA'S POP V-01.1LP NOT LIKE TO LEA'J FROM 1ajCHNCiNGr, iOU LYLE? ' CAR ______ by Al Vermeer HOW A8OUT PISCO DANCING I NOT FROM WELL, LET ME C-AVE YOU A FREE STEP 1 ANYWA J ,J ',O.J! 'i ORDINARILY, YOU SHOLW tD THE L4PING, ClYL _______ ______ 10,1 8 v1 K - Pass BUGS BUNNY hw 4111tniffoll A Nalmdahl WE Ml)cEP LOTI O'COL.ORS. PETUNIA, HOPJN' ThERe'L.L. 86 AUTILJL.' i NEVER MINP YA MEAN 'rHAT'5*1Sr ____ ___ '7 THE CHEAP 'YERCHOOfIN' WANT, 14MM.. S SET ONE" I BUSY,' ___ ____ o ____ CANCER (Jim, 21-July 23) Others find you an aIrable person to be involved with - FRANK AND_ERNEST j county corn- ___ __ by Bob Thaves Ar_ Time ... . • ... - If approved, the request would hike single-family rates from $6.50to $8 monthly for the first outlet; from $10 to $15 for each additional outlet; Transfer of services to new homes would rise from $10 to $15; reconnections for costs would leap from $10 to $15 and relocation of an outlet within a home would go from $7.50 to $15 If the rate changes are granted. sniaskatlon Corp., ownerof Orang.Semlnole Cablevision, has become a wholly owned subsidiary of Time Inc. That p1m for ft merger was worked out In cub and The commission must approve all cable rate increases, Rorke. "Our capability to secure financing was limited hi Niles, ATC spokesman. ATC dockhoWers were given the option of accepting cash for the merger or equivalent am of shares in Time, according to Ndes. because the firm' s rates are regulated by the commission under provisions of a contract between the two entities. A similar rate hike was rejected for thet second time last month by the Sanford City Ctnpisoon CUiv*os had comparison before Ms." Time has long been interested in cable television, according to Rorke, and was one of the original stockholders at ATC. Abaist $ vest am. Itois resrMtvea bsiaa he 11 UL.P SM L.P&MP Cabilevill1ionI a risilied for rate inicressa at a 7 pm. Tuesday meeting. ovious. AN UNCANNY GRASP OF IN 1lJM$t.WEEPS. •r, 94 C K 65. •AJIOS4 North opens one spade. A Texas reader wants to know •'. this column and will receive JACOB V MODERN.) copies of by Stan Lee and John BUT "M SURE M.WAYS EL 6ONNFINPOUT LIKEX CAMS lid WHO THE REAL AT NE MIPPLE O 5/ O$ ThE MOVIE! --. .----.- , ATC owns 100 cable systems in 32 states, according to Rorke, five of those are located in Florida. Cablevision already is In the process of laying 150 miles of cable primarily hi southern Seminole County, according to Rorke and further efforts will be nude to extend cable service in other areas of the county. -. - _____ * t*. this merolag trnt t*vores4 AecOtdiutg to P*trthnanen 1iitl%Us to Mb Smith of the Shelby Police this week during the Department, Daffron was found search for Daffron, Capt. Baber dead hi his Hager Motel room noted Daffron had been about 10:40 a.m. Tuesday from carbon monoxide poisoning. several months. Time of death was estimated at "He had been telling her some time Sunday evening. said the since their separation and then Patrolman Smith motel maid had come to Daf- after their Jivorce that he fron's room on Monday, but couldo't deal with it and was going to kill her and himself," could get no response. u figured he was sleeping, so she he recalledwould leave him alone," ob. The Daitruns have two served Smith. children, Laura, 6; and Jeff, 3. During Bethun.Cookman Address - Ford: 'H a ve Faith In US. During These Trying Times' -- - -- brQ* 4 YNIV WLLJ* IT! ThAt$SSIU,yoo MASSSKI - A SPY!.. AVWI' A IACCOI ' rvat , ___ - ___ r-f - _ __ -. ] - . - w. _ air, they would hold hands and r.etànt of 1h pry a prayer Cd thanksgiving coup., and first vice Wino -Dial. Duringthe* mosthe abc. he chairman boo WI attic, Ford said he his WI forthe IlnftedMau . of the board of tr*id.es of lie FORD, Page IA During Iidroloa remarks Bethwi, Caokense* College. Fsrd preseats plaque dvl&g ceremosy at BetbuaeCookmaa bdore the Ford speech, Mrs. iáa i.ye pr.siuient of the heIIM t face a. The too big or too powesful," Ford 'l'ha thtp that imlhe a as chief executive said while he facuity as.oc4 fIy, pr,b'n' described 1SdI stih 01 character 01 the said. "A government big Americans are far more thsei wu in the White House, the former pr,'4.'4 as "a Ud5IMssIsouriitvuIIy," U togiwaever)1lag- we those that divide a. We coo everytime he end Mrs. Ford pest citlaso ,of the would," UJI .wat Is a goviromat big disagree without being returned turns from a trip wblleMillenQisgb,preidsd Ar.sMThsCIeck .........0* Honsceg.. .......... ......OR hes ½, • w,,4praljing esough to take from us diugrssabkari4Mngewhes4 ovsrs.ss, he Vt gou.sbiinps Cdth. student government .................... Ins heavily on goviromat, mrytblag we have, is.rsisg,"heas4. ashiapbenewoialdftyovs'tM asia MIsm,sMdFord,iheing #dw ................... oiito... ................ 4* thst ft" 0ofM1 Demscrscylsthsiorattypsd The Nib Pn'1- Cd the 'iaticn'a ' "' 11_ rFatd Crtasvsrd................ s oiiui,v In th hlsteri of Us*Sd*M.sihea.nsdmous csp1tol dome woo a slØ to asti— am. from the gmu RCd J.!.Uat ales" In ldhigh" . .................. 0 'MIbd*'stM bad ws've t slatluCangrs.. behold; the lighted Whit. sr'ssaavlda.d ptv.• Daytona Beach Mayor DeW ................ 11 Telsifofos mat sat sttrIed. adIS'hasathe"th4ea's.}kues,thepctcmacRj,ir,the Iawracsj.l(ahlyestwlidto _ Ike ts a --.................. $1 . .................. $. Amudom VS *V$ Ud at 1 hg,, ad we - 1US ted Washington monument Ford greetings and bed whim This former presidest mid he __________ Si1l wariMiTi from the wildest is the Cd the TAncth and DOcals, with whom coiidry Jefferson memorials built to Ford served during hIs years In school's sports airbiem and c,worate those two great the U.S. House of R.preaen- displayed a shirt given him man InOIQy.EVJJI ur istatives. Chappell's .arllerinthedayby th.sttadeid saw thew things I 501 ooie congrieslonal district inched,. body. The shut in the school's color Cd maroon and gold, was banpe," he said. a portion of Sanford. Impr inted with the school Ford saldeachtlme he and Ford wu em blem on the back and the his wife returned and saw the j IJ, a do.. r- words . You, G.rald ci the capital from the suns! friend, who Is also the Foal en the fruid. __ t!Iad list.. - XM Nat with "multiple gunshot parked outside the motel room, but declined to release its Daffron and his wife were contUAL Police oMcish were wounds." ______ ___ ___ __ ___ A SSSPY Smith said today a note had home, according to Gwinnett County Police Capt. C.T. Baber, been found in Daffran's car Thie court reporter, Bernice 1174. had sued for rain- English. "Although he Is a fine man and Tuesday during ft non- although eventually finding In it his or her contract is not statement and back pay The school board contended jury trial that he had difficulty his favor, declined to file the renewed, but this does not and has a great academic M. SchmIt, was called as a apply in the case of non- background he has a cozn- withess by the jue, and charging discrimination because his students bad dif- In understanding Angotti's suit. ficulty Understanding him, it pronunciation of Ell". , munications problem,"said testifleld that It was a drain to A former Ssmillloile 0=ty beicame of his nationality. He then sued the school board tenured teachers. Argentine An Angotti, who came to the Ned Jullan, who defended the understand and record native and led to poor own behalf claiming he clasaroom control. Young said most of the on his high school me* leedar Angotti' s testimony. nabraliosd U. S, cidm slam U. S, District Judge George discrimin1ttlon cam come In was denied due process when United States in 19M taught sebod board in the case. "When I took his (the Young said that with a great tSa a federal jse Tusaday 1t73, Angotti had taught for C. Young, who indicated this the initial hiring process. After he was discharged and he had Spanish for 20 years in _____ the cmi r em. four years at Lyman and lake was one of the most unusual his contract was not renewed, not been able to get another job Argentina and two years in plalntlWs deposition), It was deal of concentration he had Panama, where he met his clear he did not speak Fngllak been able to understand 1thm A*W of Maitland, &antlsy high schools, bid his trials he had ever encountered, Angotti filed a complaint with since then. ifion contract was ad cointraict im ch opp A boom agreed after listening to the the Equal Employment Op. Young ruled that a tenured wife, a U.S. citizen, who well and would be our best Angotti's testimony, but it had witness." See TEACHER, Page lÀ reniwed y . goi board In of his difficulty in speaking plaintiff for five heirs Monday portunity Commission, which teacher is entitled to a hearing teaches in Seminole County. __ 1.00K ,FEWWSSS/ a chair, Smith said. Judge Agrees With School Board In Teacher's Suit - D'saS leash Tuesday recelve hIs 20th honorary lsd. the at the ackeel's 1* hemus a, Today ___ ______ ____ • _a_ "From our perspective, we are very pleased with the move," added Rorke. Sanford; and Dennis Moore, had been found ln the Daffrvna' Romita - .. Rorke. Former Sanford resident Rod The maid returned Tuesday Daffron, 34, sought in con- morning. Again no answer. nection with the slaying of his Police were called. ex-wife and a Lawrenceville, Smith said police found two Ga., man has been found small mini-charcoal grills In a Shelby, N.C., motel room. burned out on the floor of the A nationwide alert hadweek beenroom. Daffron was lying across this lssued earlier * his bed, covered with a green following the double homicide blanket and a .357 Smith & last Friday. The victims, the Weason magnum on top. The former Charlene Abrams,30, of door had been barricaded with By JANZ the experts? Write "Ask the Experts "care of this nowspaper. Individual questions will be answered II accompanied by stamped, sell-addressed envelopes. Th . most Interest. ing questions will be used in t S asked for permission to float the rate for Sanford customers from the current $6.50 per month to $8 per month over the next two years. Rorke noted Cablevision will probably make the same request again to the Sanford City Commission in the near future. However, he admitted, a date for that third request has not been set. "I think it is very dear we will have to petition the City of Sanford for a rate adjustment in the near future," said A bussed Gerald Ford leektngiphiysksll(i, . Kills Says Language Problem Evident In Testimony : I- Last spring Time began buying more ATC stock In an announced effort to gain greater control of ATC, noted . .' - - Rorke. - ____ 6•YOU HAVØ SUCH in Sr*'ohe Coaty. outalile incorporated area, according to Rorke. County CintuIon will review ___ by T. K. Ryon - discussing the possibility of taking ATC wsâsr its corporate wing asasubsidiary. Those talks fell through, said 'There will b. no chäng. In polky and proc.dur.s' oljlg say the mos will not_hx1g efforts to .' lis TUMBLE WEEDS Rorke. "We feel the higher rate for the service we provide Is justified. Time Inc. doesn' t have any bearing on that." The move by Time will create a better financial picture for ATC and CaWevision, according to Rorke, because Tune has greater financial capabilities than ATC alone. "From the larger standpoint, in terms of capital and finances, the merger will have a great Impact,"said _ - Suspect If In N. C. stock options offered by Time Inc., according to Bob 'To the loical W* do impact will essedially be nll." KII4II Rocks, Cibh,vltIcn's general maz'iger. ITW motagainant of ATC will remain intact. There will be no change In P0UCY and procectiwti." The move will also have no bearing on a scheduled hearing on rate hikes for Seminole County customers _________ . ifew ng - Inc. Buys Seminole Cable Firm By MAX ERXML71M Heralill Staff Worker Sanford City Commissioners will be notified officially MA Monday that American Television and Com- ,at. Do 0 - _______________________________________ ' _ __ -; _______________________________________________ ld NUlL /IbI? 161V1SP h • Sanford Rate Hike Bid Still On - ____ n a on — badl, what we bid with the South your pride dmd in ym way. South' s five notrump was AQUARPJ$ (Jan. II'FIb. 1$) the grand slam force d Uyou gd your work dono early, North's six-heart reply denlsd two Cd the three trump you'll be able to .joy gutting honors. ' out. Thee. see acme tim end In any event, any rubber different tIthip awaiting you. brl(lge player who stops at Don't Waste Your thDS. six hsarts and makes seven SPIDER-MAN HE 4 V fT PROVEP OU5, PJ%WHAT WALK OF YOURS CAN SUCH A ' 000 1' U MA )s&TL21pJ1] PRIVE MEN WILP' THAT'S WHAT! _____ .; entrwceway _ - tian'i. with even the most difficult of chest, do It today. You'll know We Y The correct response is persons. This won' t go un- jot how to say do right of the bidding of today's two clubs. We have a good noticed. Some very very nice without losing a Mend, hand. Nolrurnp Is clearly a hand and want to bid our CAPRICORN (Dec. 2I.Jan. better place to play thehand lonat suit first. We intend things will be said about you. GEMOU (May 21-Jum 30) A 19) A&ke that might be dilUum hearts- At the samle w spades later. . time, you don't want to be In NEWSPAPER EERPIUIZ AUN.) long-tenn deld might finally be ficolt to swallow :_'l seven and at least this pair (Do younavie a question for paid oft today, bringing your be a real NiIg. Den't kept out of seven. financial picture back In the black ink This may ptwut an opportwdty to do something different. P • AQI7 &ad Alex Sevateg You're able today to get along bm wudft to 1* off ym ' ' — Aft an _____ _ ways at $14000. Commissioners consider Bush' s plan would have the While Percy recommended a adopting a conceptual master county build a deceleration lane name for the complex such as plan for the county property to on U.S. 17-92 approaching the "county service center," Bush provide general direction for entrance road. The engineer agreed a name should be the future development of the said he is concerned about the created for the property. He land. change the main hazards on the road with the well to naming a "board of Percy said the planning would At leat this Is the vision of off US. 17.92 Into the property. additional traffic to be overseers" to see that the be accomplished this budget county lSfld development The cre tflct already has generated by the jail. property is not managed in year and funds for short term director John Percy, who the old agriculture building, the He said planning must be the future and that future land road nxIdifications and parking presented his concept to road department and accomplished now with a use and construction there be areas would be included in the commissioners Tuesday. engineering, — the site where schedule of construction and according to a master plan to fiscal year IMIM to begin County Commissioner Dick the new sherlws department ' work completed by the planned make best possible and mot Oct. 1. WIIliwti said, however, his complex is currently under opening date for the new jail, efficient use of the tract. Bush was told to proceed with pr*rencewaato let an orange construction and —the site of a April 1, 1. "Control of the property in negotiations with nearby spare colored on a Percy- new agriculture center f Along with the new en- the past has not been property owners to determine if s1Ited map of the county omergency operations center tranceway road, a looping road adequate," Bush said, noting property may be donated to the JOHN PERCY pIoesty as the which construction is by-passing the buildings would control should have been county land for a second access mission office building go planned to begin this year. tranceway Is highly hazardous. be constructed within the exercised in the early l960s. road to the tract, possibly from issned and tmdeslgnated for Bush said the current en- He pronosed a divided two-lane complex and a turning lane "Buildings have been allowed Lake Mary Boulevard. • today Mld(l4dusethIstala1t c ____ .&..xn1lon office hiaji-rise. area when he Is getting uuis coiaing year tecaise you points. 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There is not too P'~' toL much they'll refuse you. SAGTTA*IUS (Nov. 23-Dec. TAURUS (April 20May 20) 21) U thee, is something you've By Oswald Jacoby S moo _______ _ WIN AT BRIDGE u ll g boulevard-type entranceway would be provided from the be built at different angles entranceway road to the south and different elevations In the a side road currently used for on 17-92. Bush estimated past," the engineer said. moving heavy equipment be materials costs for the roadPercy recommended that the ___ Is perfeictly all rigid. Some doctors Iilst on a straight leg cad to prevent bending and straightening the on that spot. It follows that knee ben di ng motions such as climbing fairs or kicking a football are the ones that could cause the mest his E yi for the complex and urged that the afternoon workshop • 0. s$ The major emphasis Tueaday blown multi-million dollar was placed on approving In service center"— conce~ a plan submitted by " " he For W.dn.sday, March 7, 1979 by Howie Schneider 11 ii iii g Bo use in the future. Other commissioners present that of the IG-aere countyowned parcel near Five Points any worse than walking. In the huge musde group over the vast majority of cases moderate restriction of front of the thighsttacbeatothe physical nfim a ct ivity and time shin bone. The kneecap is In this result in complete recovery. tendon. THE JOGGING PUBLIC This is also the area where there Is quite a bit of cartilage needs to know that sensible in Un shin bone during the - Jogging is good for their health growth phase. That may have Imprudent Jogging is not. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL H .$mlno1e For mild cases I don't think sometimes think this should be called "adolescent knee" you need oomcern otrself much about the boy when h is becanse that's when ft eccurs. t In a sitting position. 'He should The whole proigem is related kneecap over the surface of the shin bone mi is vo a too - HOROSCOPE I! - You're DEAR READER about talking OsgoodSchiatter's disease. PI iuloners have begun the made no comment what prisis of planning develop might be In the future as far as ______ Our physician is very up about our am overIthOId any surgery and we want make sure of this by doing what 41 45 47 ByDONNAESTES HeraldStaff Writer Opinione vary on bow much restriction 1 physical Activity rerad. any action which tr 80-Acre 'Service Center' Site to . u.s. on dons. arrange Are we correct inauwnlng that — — — 40 39 -- - - 49 50 51 s______________________________ ARCHIE I'M — — — 36 35 a pr firnist I CO141 11 some sweIiln Some doctors Weweretoldthat walking uld he think a small piece of the bone OK. During school, sho li terallypulledloosefrtxnthe prop his legs if it can be Is —— 2O 44 ? Dr. tun? Will cilinting a fllgh of Pain is the main feature of stairs three times a day crea te this disease. There may be 14 iiMaine by Art Sansom s —————— — Cents Ow 12 the leg is straightened when the Is sitting? person stands up is trUDU- Is ' g ' Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 9 Ma 71st Year, No. !!!nesday,h7l9l - 7U id son has be having (good's di agno.ed he up when propped Prolonged standing 8 9 10 11 4 5 6 7 12 ii DEAR DR. LAMB ]Hle . Sfrniin Knee old . legs be — — — — — — — — — — — A E xcess IitIpiitliI t1 17T It d' RI I 1 0 t It LTI we've 1 ralcl Young Avoid IO1DOtElR1 IOIDIOIRISI Lamb BEETLE BAILEY I'LL BE \ HOME AT) . 19 Removed hide 66 Snappish bark , 21 104. Roman 24 Fast aircraft INLI$TSVILII cx DOWN L_.A1u1YISSI disease. 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Wednesday, March 21, 1979 AV I 71sf Year, No. 190—Thursday, March 29, 1979 —Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Prjce 15 Cents Looks To Community First TII- i Layer A Ic.,,-I---.--By DONNA &w ek..a Uldi change. Herald Shift Writer There will be no formal sex education courses in Seminole County public schools, at least until some time in the future if the School Board goes along with School Superintendent William P. Layer's mendation. Layer told the board Wednesday night implementing a sex education program in public schools without first Changing the environment in which students live would not solve the social problem of Increased sexual activity among the school-age population. "It would be like Spitting In the wind," he said. He called on both sides — pros and cons — of education In the public school system to Join together and undertake a campaign to change the environment In which school-age children live in this county. Layer offered to serve as temporary chairman of the nj ', J-. •: 11111111111111101 - Advises system to face this problem The superintendent was asked to put his recommendatkrns in writing for the school board for consideration at its April 11 meeting. Layer's recommendations came after the board In two separate meetings heard more than eight hours of testimony from both sides on the request of the Seminole County Chapter of the Florida Alliance for Responsible Parenting to Implement a mandatory "family living" curriculum in the public schools for students kindergarten through the 12th grade. "After a sufficient time and after critical evaluation If we can see any changes in the environment Instituted by churches, the medical profession and health agencies, the school board may consIder implementing the program In the school system. There is no way it could be mandatory," Layer said. "And it wouldn't have tobeIf everyone pulled his ifta.tnfDfrpthlnlfl,,Ik,, ,rIffh I .1,...', ...e e. ....L....I Against Sex Education alone and don't want the total responsibility for changing the environment. "I will go to bat to Implement the program in grades K-12 If nothing else is done," he said, Layer, speaking from notes to the filled school board chain. her, first told the two dozen persons holding signs opposing mandatory sex education to put down their signs. Prior to the meeting they had picketed the area outside the school office. "You can put down your signs. They do not affect what I'm going to do," Layer said. "Schools In the United States have been imposed upon with solving social problems," Layer said, referring specifically to the Integration problems of several years ago and the "turmoil, toll, trial and tribulation the school system suffered" during those times He said the schools solved that problem with little help from any source, "little help from aa I AVL'D n.._. . I Heiaid I'hoto by Tom V If PIckets march at start of school board meet jog a —— Longwood Mom To School Boar'- )d,, HARVEST Fsp#jd Students Are Abused, Neglected The Seminole County School Board will be advised at its April 11 meeting on the best way to investigate and resolve charges by a Parent Wednesday night who claims students are neglected and mentally abused at Longwood Elementary School. School Board Attorney Ned Julian Jr. said today he will be I mntsrdn with WLliim W. Carpentar, attorney for the i*alnthi mothse, Norma Tyres of $41 E. Palmetto Ms., Longwood Elementary, she also iskt'd fin :'n oi)rI v.orh •'' wii devoted to details. She said she urged, after a hearing before the states Professional Practices Council on her ' - ci plint, to bring her problem to the school board. Mrs. Tyree said because other probLems with the school she has $acsd her these eons In a prtvste school. Longwood, before advising the school board. School Board member Al Keeth urged the Investigation, saying Mrs. Tyree in a prepared statement Wednesday night charged Mis. Tyree had made serious charges v1hich, if true, ii air; the "Chlldrenare manipulated, neglected and mentally abused in our school board "must clean up its act." school system," adding "the system is covering up their wrongJulian said there are several alternatives the board could doings." She said the summer school program "Is a racket to get consider Including designating an independent hearing officer to funds" and "political games are played at the expense of Innocent hear the charges so the board would not be in the compromising children, - and defendant. position of being judge, jury She also said that In Seminole County the state assessment Mrs. Tyree submitted graphs which she said showed that one of tests, mandated by law for all third, fifth, eighth and eleventh her sons after a year in a grade was put back a level and was graders are manipulated to the point where a student "must be placed in a special class with hyperartii' children evcn though he above average and-or an exceptionally good speller before he is did not fit the category. given" the tests. "There are parents who do fear retaliation," slit said. After her lengthy presentation to the board which she concluded She said she has been invited by Sen. Vinci F&-chitcl, with a request for a public hearing before the school board where Leesburg, to take her case to the House nun Senate ('uiniuuittt'us parents and teachers can openly discuss the situation at on Education. — DONNA F.STE.S . .,: .. •'Lt : ., ' " .5 . - NW I l 'lilt l I. . . raises charge. Human Error Fueled Emc%,ravncqvV;" WASHINGTON (UP!) - A Island atomic power plant near system came on. liwnan error reactor te'uiipeniturt-'; do%n to apparent leak from the rCaStI. water pump breakdown began Harrisburg, Pa. That was when entered the picture there, ac- the required level, into a (blue-Iupped cotPennsylvania's nuclear reactor the pump broke, trigg 'ring an cording to Sen. Gary Hart, 1)'lauit officials had to distalnuuuent building, arid a emergency and human error automatic shutdown of the Cob. charge slightly radioactive ditional discharges might made the emergency Worse, reactor. Hart said a reactor operator steauui into the air to keep needed. government and utility officials Several hours' later, for shut the emergency cooling pressure inside the consay. hart, whose congressional reasons not entirely understood system off too soon, making it tainruent building from getting activities include nuclear The trouble started at 4 am, late Wednesday, the plant's difficult to keep the reactor too high while they tried to energy, said he learned of the EST Wednesday at the new, but primary cooling system failed core under control. Plant stabilize the reactor. trouble-plagued, Three Mile and the emergency cooling operators had trouble getting See hUMAN, Page 2A Officials said there At Sanford.Civic Center Santord Area Seniors ' Schooled' At Security Seminc r ByJOANMADON Herald Cump,id.at Deate what some Greater Siaford Chamber of Commerce official., termed a "diup. pOl' turnout" for a Senior tLnir at the (thris security civic coder today, several In .disdence said the program was worthwhile. The seminar attracted only about 75 senior citizens who came to the civic ceoter to hear Various law eafrcnqt ofofficials speak on and give demo.utrations for improving lscwlty for the elderly. The 'civic cemer has a seating cspscity of about 1,100 end, according to GSCC Ezecutive Manager Jack Homer, "I Dwight It would be an ovem- _4 crowd." "ft's hard to commuii,," Mid Bob Dasho, chairman, thi Chamber's Senior (tben how seminar were informed of the many services available to then In the county. Sheriff John Polk palMed out to the seniors that the law enforcement community Is "vitally concerned" about the Increased crime rate, especially the flini flam end con artids who seem ____ senior citizens, ____ to victimize He urged them to contact legislators to encourage the passage of the bill requiring ____ ____ mandatory seutencas for any crime against senior citizens, "The only way we or. going to cut crime Is to make people afraid of going to jaiL People today aremtafrnidtogoto All he said. He urged the senior to coutact the police department, aheriWs department or chamber anytime they think they're about to he victimized, or simply want ______ annierei questions Deput y Beau Taylor said the main objective Is to ,have peopl, to look out for each _____ who were The 1$ pw.Ilsts latroducid asaured the seniors ___ and Interest in their of concern ____ Among the panelists was &enda Wright, director of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program, who 'aged senior, to seek a "rich, rewarding, _____ to productive life dedicated helping others through ______ m4ftr work" Today CmIttse, adding seniors p ____ cant afford .ewspspsrs. 4* awful hard to get the mamage __ CISII....................4$ Mimer noted: "It's a to allot 1$ U Ediuui ...................41* sore l.'t a - crowd." DeAbby ..................fri Date Dr.1b.................. ___ Seminole County Sheriff's Deputy Betty. Smith, Victim Advocate-Rape program coordinator, warned the sailor citizens that they too "can be the victim of rape," and that "age doesn't have anything to do with violent crime." The sailors were advised o( the health care available through home health agencies and through the Seminole County Mental Health Clinic, Dr. Marian Kyser of ilie Clinic expressed concern that "mans of are aware of our phyzica] health big neglectful of our mental h.alth' Fres blood pressure checks _____ were given as well as demon. dretlomis of security and safety by the Sheriff's Depertmesg. LAYWW Petynla, Jackson. vile, who spends her winters in her boat at Sanford docks, said she (amid the program "very Mureacepe .................41 Informative. 8einbia, Coisdy IA Is very (animals to have all _ Olilnilea .................1* this, arid I think we're foilimets (*J1LV..............14 since we are here In the winter." Several ether seniors mid _______ Llutslsa ................. they too lewd the program W. ................... worth attending. Sparse attendance, but a worthwhile program Herald photo by J in .' �. 'i -.. 2Vaning Herald Sanford, Fl. Thuflday,Mitchfl, in, WORLD IN BRIEF By ____ wdereti IWrft"aêfk, Marlene Garvey, bU Law Enforcement officers 520 Mockingbird Lane, are on the lookout today for a Altamonte Springs, to open lone gwunan who Strolled Into cash register. Mae's Fabrics, 99 N. Semoran Upon complying With Blvd., Fern Park, Wednesday robber's demands, Mrs. afternoon and robbed a store Garveywas ordered to lie down clerk of an undetermined on the floor behind the counter, amount of cash, according to according to deputies. The Seminole County sheriff's robber then stepped behind the deputies. counter and took The bandit, described as in from the register. Themanleft,ashehad on. his late Zs, five-feet eightinches tall and weighing 160 tered the Store, through pounds reportedly walked front door, deputies said, through the front door of the MOTEL ROOM11ff Store, pulled a silver handgun Terry Johnson, , Rochester, Who Will Rule Britain? Elections Set May 3rd LONDON (UP!) - Prime Minister James Callaghan, beaten by a single "no confidence" vote, today ordered general elections May 3 to decide whether his Labor Party or Margaret Thatchers Conservatives govern Britain for the next five years. Callaghan's No. 10 Downing St. office announced the dote after he presided over a hour4ong Cabinet meeting and then called on Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace to Inform her of the government's decision. Shortly before that It was announced he would address the nation today In a radlo4elevljjan broadcast, BAGHDAD, Iraq (UP!) - An angry Yasser Arafat, followed by delegates from Syria and Libya, Stormed out of a meeting of Arab foreign and economic min1Sters charging they were being soft on Egypt and the United States. Arafat, chairman of the Palestine Liberation 'Org-IiM1on, wants the ministers to vote barth economic sanctions against both Cairo and Washington, including a complete oil embargo against the United States. But he was opposed by Saudi Arabia, which has bankrolled the Egyptian economy with billions of dollars annually. Mr. Advertisen Kidnao Victim 17iP Released To I Find Wife Dead Soviet Presence Objected - FUNCHAL, Madeira (UP!) Aidhoritled on this semitropical resort Island object to Soviet research vessels 'prowling their mId.AIIa waters - am it searching for the fabled lost city of Atlantis. Madsira's regional government Wednesday vetoed a request by Moscow's embassy in Lidion for pamilullorl for a Soviet scientific ship to carry out research In the area where another Soviet "piiotograph.dthe ruinsof an undersea mouidahn4cp city. - no govornmard said It turned down the R"'-' request because "the presence of such ships always cover .expansionist maneuvers 01 Soviet b fl if1a1 ." - ____ WEATHER ____________________ ___ $ s.rn. rudlags: tern iiØ tiday deer Jag $IM. parals, M; FRIDAY'S TID us, yeatery'., high, Iseeb: J*t barometric presse, ir 305$;DIji nInth. b*y, U pereist; LU., OU p.m., is, $7 a.m., __ __ ___ wimik NE P.11 Comvrsl: No 0:11 Furecost: Mostly ai and LU. $ low 1 am, WE today end Wry. am mild $IigNI Ulihe In the 3:12 Pm. kyedz MiZ:30am,1:a low 6k laws In the is, 1k WIIda ess is .r'teat U is $ P" 11W $i47 am., $g5$ P ' HOSPITAL NOTES t Sanford: Jamis Allen Iwo Iradley John W.sum" Afounder J. Campbell Paglkw R. Collins • Sober? Deafen Jane S*.Ins Mar11 Gieüen Ames Henderson Delolfia Pistill Kaetll 0. PrMsedi i Mvparef A. Rodman Holes liven Osyle 0. Starting . Caery$ L. Slums.? Clyde Ivies, Deitona Janke F. LiwiS. DeIties Johnson was staying at the AN NOW T 1111 SPECIAL Private 'TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Turkernan tzlbe'rri.n battling Iranian PTUTANA troops today took over the polio.. baedqtw .Th4auvst pace pa aad were. holding the police thief hostage In Goobsd-e Qiboos, Tebran Radio reported. The government sent army wilts in an attempt to rwm aceafcolofth , the radio salt The tribesmen, aided by Marxist guerrillas of Kedayean Khalq organization opposed to the revolutionary government, were still firing at beaelged national police headquarters and other governmeat positions from the southern sector of Gonbad, controlled by the Turks since Wednesday. ADMISSIONS . , . , Jones allegedly hit Principal Dan Pelbarri and Assistant Principal Roger Gardner when Jo tried to retrieve a cap taken from his son by school officials. The cap was reportedly taken because the boy had worn the hat several times in the school lunchroom, state's attorney spokesmen said. • Human Error Made Arafat Storms Out Of Meet MARCH ii, in, N. Y. reported thieves took a diamond ring and an tiE icatlon bracelet, valued collectively at $250, from motel room Wednesday, according to deputies Sanford. wiR be deferred until the end of the nInei6 period. If Jones has not violated the law or gone on school grounds in that time, the charges will be dropped, the state's attorney's office said. (C,i&-d Frees Page U) Layer pointed to the en- within the school system change Its programming to concerned with counseling on welfare agencies and with civic organizations, healthvironment, saying persons are without changing the whole eliminate poor programs and the prevention of divorces, recipients of Aid to Dependent agencies and the church" - bombarded by the media - environment and the Influence replace them with good calling on each church In the Children (ADC). except law enforcement.He televillofi, newspapers, music the media has on it," Layer programs; to encourage the county to give guidance to Layer said he was "appalled" said the problem today Is in. on radio, motion pictures W said, asking the audience to newspaper media young parents on the rights and by a report from a local obcreased sexual activity within motion picture advertising and organize itself to undertake a responsibilities of being atetriclan that young Un- such suggestive ads the school-age population, magazines. "Oi of the root parents. "The church and married mothers were returadding, however, this Is only causes is the over-emphasis on campaign, similar In intensity published f area newspaper family should be given another fling to have five or more half the problem. "mere is also sexual promiscuity and the to the tax limitation campaign on "women's under-garments" opportunity to succeed where children, the problem of era-maritai epidemic of extra-marital sex," In recent months In California. - to get "sex and violence out they have failed in the past." The superintendent said he f programs." sex, not mentioned by anyone, he said. He said the school staff will be instituting an "InThe thrust of the campaign, Layer urged an immediate should develop a corn- service component" in the but just as great and just as "It's useless at this time togo he said, would be to try to get damaging to our society." Into a program of sex education the television Industry to upgrading of all programs prehensive sex education and public school system to identify after the programs are written those children with "poor selfthe ministerial associations Image" who ultimately get should be asked to pilot such involved in sexual activity. "We programs with youth and will try to Identify these church groups. Layer said he problem children early," he noticed many parents dressed said. (Coitlaaed From Page 1A) control." has been plagued through Its ranging from one hour to one strong moral and ethical values Member Pat Tolson agreed human error problem In a ledHe said the premature cutoff short life with the sort of pump week to correct breakdowns of and concerns about sex with Layer's recomto unequal temperatures on and valve problems that key components - pwnps, education. "The church is an mendatlons, saying they have briefing by the Nuclear RogUlaopposite aides of the hot reactor triggered the emergency sh'd- values and turbines - some of absolutely good place to pilot much merit. "The problem is tory Commission, core, a condition brought under down and led to the radlatloa which were Involved In today's such a program," he said really a social problem," she "I will ... inquire Into the control Wednesday night. releases, accident," Hart said. "The medical association said. operator error that apparently "The nuclear core of the plant could pilot the program In the At least one NRC official Member Bill Kroll asked took place during emergency went critical one year ago "I will inquire into whether, hospitals and as part of preLayer to gather Information procedures today," he said disputed the human error and it began commercial the problem triggering today's natal Instructions In groups. I together on the family living theory. Wednesday. operation on Dec. 30. In the accident could have been an- know this will not prevent im- courses already offered in the "I'm informed that the "There's been absolutely no short time that the plant hoa ticipated or prevented during wanted pregnancies," he said, school system such as on emergency core cooling system indication of human error at been operating, It has been shut the earlier repair work on the adding public health should budgeting, cooking, grocery was turned off prematurely, this point," NRC official down several times for periods plant," he said. pilot the program with all shopping etc. resulting in a partial blockage Charles Galling said In Harris. of water needed to cool the burg Wednesday night. nuclear core and keep it under Had said the year-old plant DAR ES SALAAM, TinwiI (UP!) - Idi Amin has fled his capital of Kampala as Tanzanian troops closed in and headed Into northern Uganda with a convoy of loyal ;.soldiers, Uganda's goverivneg4n.ezjI, said today. Mw Uganda National Liberation Front also said in a ;stMoment that Its guerrillas and supporting Tanzanian troops would occupy the capital at any moment and had :.:neighboring Entebbe "at their mercy." 7 . Forward elements of the 4,000itrong Tinti,n In. veslon force rushed to within "spitting distance" of the capital and thousands of civilians joined a growing exodus from the city. Diplomatic sources said the entire western and southern sections of Kampala were deserted with some People running In panic tirough the streets away from the approaching Invasion force. Tribe Battles Troops -AcWoh R0jaiQ * Fires * Courts - *Police Beat There were no signs of forced San9Tnn, Elate Road 46 and flfto the store, according to Rróom z47 at the Umef the burglary, reported deputie& deputies, leading deputies to theorize the robber may have An investigation of the scene slipped inside the store and hid showedno Signs of forced entry, until dosing, according to deputies. CHARGESDROPPED Battery charges against the AMMO, KNIVES TAKEN Donald Mitchell, 60,Orlando,father of a suspended Sanford Middle School youth who manager of the Forest allegedly assaulted school are Store, Fl reported someone took .22 officials during a conference caliber ammunition h- about the boy will be dropped the father does not violate the ting knives, valued t ftm thestore someflme late law In the next nine months. Tuesday or early Wednesday, Charges against James according to deputies. Jones, Xl, of 1404 W. 16th St., ...Layer Advises Against Sex Education Idi Amin Flees Capital ; Lone Gunman Robs Fern Park Store Wads Green. Orang e City WIimIe Wedsi. Micalian Net 11$ Palmer, New York DIKNAISII Sanford: , Vera Ck WNHeyDevIs l* u_'IlTY I. PIISIS Carolyn S. Sanifoits. abe $ay Soy Melvin WIIIIemM,I Gisrge Hider?,, Oslary WIHI Whitson. Delivy , IfoØy P. Rirsmw• lefty J. DevIls, Delena Aianem mi,, __ AilMa U. MerosretU, Detleni Judith U. RIM, Itsitens Tracy N. Mmsn. Ostesi ii L. aid, Philippines (UPI) -MARAWI, A tired and haggard American missionary broke down In tears when he learned his wife had died while Moslem rebels held him hostage for 20 days. "I guess In life there is LI(JJ) joyandaorrow,"the Rev. Uoyd Van Vactor said today before a sobbing crowd of about 100 friends and sympathizers that gathered at his home in Marawi to Vent 1dm. Viii Vactcr, president of the Daneslan Junior College run by the New York-based United Church of Quid, was f Wednesday by 11 kidnappers to three Filipino Moslem leaders aboard a email boat In the middle of take i, From there they sauei to the squattercolony 01 Tines In Macawl, 506 mass Muth of aanua,where bill son Normw 22, Libyan Ambassador Mints. pha Dreiza, Moslem religious leaders and onlookers waited to greet him, Mrs. Helen M RemusM, 72, of 427 Lake Mary Boulevard, Lake Mary, died Widnsidsy at Laksvlew Nursing etsr. Born In EInthivM, Long Island, N.Y., the can to SilifOld In 1010 frOub L4I hurt Sbe wos a mnwnb,r of 5 CoqMlgg ('lds wheirs arid choir dieter for I jeers, Rent Orde ala ether pbl of ChurCh program. Sb. was former else secretary for Powell' Instanc, and a ______ _____ 11tIheT.. rvIvei's IricI a In'etbu', HM Witte, Jr., $orth 7ar Myindtisie lops hildra. Grew Feel Home lain of rmgese. c Larry Flynt Convicted On Obscenity Charges - ATLANTA (UPI) Hustler magazine owner Larry Flynt, found guilty on obscenity charges Wednesday, says he has no intention of keeping his sexually explicit publications out of Georgia. The jury of four women and two men deliberated nine hours and 40 minutes before finding Flynt guilty on all 11 misdemeanor charges. He was sentenced to a year in prison on each count and fined pealed and posted $77,500 appeal bond. However, Flynt told reporters In a news conference after the trial that Hustler and his other publications woul continue to be sold In Georgia despite Lambros' order. "I knew from the first day what the verdict would be," Flynt said. Dryer Recall Demanded - WASHINGTON (UP!) A public interest group today demanded the government order the recall of millions of hand-held electric hair dryers which It said may contain harmful amounts of asbestos that could be blown In the user's face. The Environmental Defense Fund said the problem exists In various models of many popular brands including General Electric, Hamilton Beach, Pro, J.C. Penney, Sears, Wards, Sunbeam and Norelco. Gillette, the nation's largest producer of hair dryers, stopped using asbestos in 1973. "Approximately 11 million dryers In use contain asbestos Insulating liners, liners which are used to protect the plastic of the barrel from the high temperatures of the heating coils," defense fund lawyer Leslie Dach said. Defense Cuts Announced WASHINGTON (UP!) The Defense Department, after a year's study, today readied its "hit" list of some 150 military Installations around the country that will be phased out or cut back In an economy drive expected to affect the jobs of more than 5,000 civilians. Some venerable forts and training centers, Including the mammoth World War II reception center at Fort Dix, N.J., were reported slated for extinction or inactive status. Defense Secretary Harold Brown announced the Pentagon's target last April, proposing that 14,600 military and 8,600 civilian positions be eliminated along with a "realignment" of domestic bases for all services. - Mrs. Bayh Suffers Setback WASHINGTON (UP!) Marvella Bayh, wife of Sen. Birch Bayh, 1)-lad., experienced a setback In her battle against terminal cancer and has been hospitalized In "very weak" condition. Bayh canceled his Wednesday office appointments and shuttled between Capitol Hill and Columbia Hospital for Women. Mrs. Bayh was hospitalized before she was to take part in ceremonies kicking off the American Cancer Society crusade. - - Inflation Estimate Up m, Libyan ambassador also said that the rebel demand for a "reimbursement" to cover the expenses of the kidnapping had not been paid. WASHINGTON (UP!) In bad news for consumers, the Agriculture Department has raised Its estimate for this year's food-Vice inflallm to between, Ltn 10 percent. "If commodity prices continue to rise Into the second quarter, retail food prices this year could be similar to those experienced Last year," the department said Wednesday in an agricultural outlook report. It also predicted higher farm Income and expenses for farmers. - Richardo Spencer, both of Milwaukee, Wis.; mother, Mrs. Carrie B. Evans,, Sanford; two alder,, Mrs. Louise Delaney and Mrs. Elotdos Evans, both 01 Sanford; brother, Richard Evans, Sanford and .aio1 nieces and nephews. Marvin C. Zunurs Funeral Horn,, Apopka, Is In charge 01 uTulgumiuts. BOSTON (UP!) Fires set by arsonists at two of Boston's most elegant hotels drove more than 1,800 guests from their rooms early today in a tangled nightmare of confusion and fear. No one was killed, but as many as 150 people were treated for smoke inhalation and other Injuries, and many were hurt badly enough to be admitted to hospitals. Two of the injured suffered serious burns over 20 percent of their bodies. "Both fires were definitely set," said Fire Commissioner George Paul. "We are in the process of determining how and where." He said It was too early to tell if the fires were related. The first fire broke out about 1 a.m. on the third floor of the - 'People were $27,500. Trial Judge Nick Lambros said he would suspend the prison sentence under the condition that Flynt pay the fine and keep his magazines, Hustler and Chic, out of Georgia. Flynt's attorney, Herald Fahringer, Immediately ap- - "My son, my son," Van Vactor, looking tired and imshaven, cried on seeing Norman. The two embraced and on the W5Y to the college aboard a mini-bus, the elder Van Vactor asked his son the condition of his wife, Maisie. It was then that he was told that his wife had died March 17 at age 49 of a Stroke cornpilcated by Stomach trouble. Van Vactor could not control his tears and he wept openly for his wife until he reached the college campus. Dreiza, who psttIcisted In crucial negotiations that led to Van Vactor's release, told reporters on his arrival In Manila today that no ransom was paid to the rebels, who had demanded $16,060 and twice threatened to execute the We. slonary. 'Nightmare' In Boston: Arsonts-ts 2Hotêfs Thursday, March 2t, 17-3A Hit HAVRE, Mont. (UP!) Four cars of an eastbound Amtrak passenger train headed from Seattle to Chicago left the tracks Wednesday night east of Havre, injuring 100 of the 150 persons aboard. There were no immediate reports 01 fatalities and apparently no one was badly hurt. The four last cars on the train flipped over on their sides just after passing a switch at the town of Lohman In the north central part of Montana. All of the passengers aboard those cars had to be evacuated through windows and down ladders. getting terrified everywhere' fashionable seven-story Copley Plaza. Ninety minutes later, the second fire started In a secondfloor kitchen of the 29-story, twintowered Boston Sheraton Hotel, the city's largest hotel and convention complex. There were 1,400 people staying at the Boston Sheraton and another 430 at the Copley Plaza. Entire families were rescued by ladder from upper floors, other guests groped their way through smoke-filled hotel corridors, and some simply took the elevators downstairs to safety. Firemen telephoned Copley guests room by room to instruct them on evacuation as flames ripped through the sections of the second and third floors, shooting Into the night sky from ornate stone windows. The elevators worked throughout the emergency at the Sheraton, which sustained mostly smoke damage outside of the kitchen and dining room. The fires broke out after many guests had gone to bed. They fled in pajamas, nightgowns, street clothes or anything they could grab. Many said they did not hear any alarms, but were alerted by the screams of other guests. One guest, Gary Parker of Yarmouth, Maine, attending a convention at the Sheraton, said, "There was no alarm. I pulled it and none went off nothing happened." Norman Michaels of New York, a guest at the Copley Plaza, said, "People were running up and down the halls. I thought It was a joke at first. I thought they were Just partying. Then I heard people yell, 'Fire! Fire!' I opened my door (but) the smoke kept me In. I ran to the window, stuck my head out so I could breath, and then I waited for the phone calls. "It scares the the hell out of you," Michaels said. "People were getting terrified everywhere." "I just want to check out of that place," said a woman standing outside the Copley, huddled in a blanket and holding a kitten. Deputy Fire Commissioner George Paul said both fires were "definitely set." He said arson squads were at both scenes and that a "vigorous Investigation" was under way. He said that extra security patrols were ordered at other city hotels In the event an arsonist is traveling through the city. Thousands of spectators Joined the hotel guests in watchli,g flames leap from the windows of the Copley Plaza. Firemen crawled to the top of aerial ladders to rescue guests standing on ledges and screaming for help from open windows. - On Affirmative Action Court Hears9 uments MM WASHINGTON (UPI) Su- because It reserves half of all program as an appropriate happens at those sessions, prerne Court justices are likely slots for minority applicants. response by the company to however, and It is possible to discuss at a secret conferSome blacks with less federal pressure and suits Lewis Powell's absence from ence Friday how they wlis seniority than Weber were against handle a "reverse discrimina- admitted to the program, which plants. It by blacks at other Wednesday's argument could He charged a lower- shake up the routine. lion" case that could change the leads to higher pay and job court ruling in Weber's favor, if Powell Is home recuperating course of affirmative action in security, because of the racial upheld, "will literally end from recent surgery, and has the workplaces of America. quota while he was left waiting voluntary affirmative action." not yet said whether he will Seven justices questioned In line. Attorneys for the union and take part in the Weber ruling. If lawyers for all sides during 90 "In this case, we have a pure, the government also urged the he abstains, as John Paul minutes of oral arguments out-and-out, racial prefe- justices to uphold the training Stevens has for undisclosed Wednesday on the case begun rence," Fontham told the court. program, but disagreed how far reasons, only a seven-man by Brian Weber, a white worker The program is plainly the ruling should go. court would remain to act. at a Kaiser Aluminum and Illegal, he said, despite the good If they follow their normal This has led to speculation the Chemical Corp. plant in motives of Kaiser and the procedure, the Justices will court, which was divided over Gramercy, La. United Steelworkers of gather in their oak-paneled last term's Allan Bakke They heard Michael Fon- America which voluntarily conference room to take an "reverse discrimination" case, tham, Weber's New Orleans adopted It as part of a 1974 initial lawyer, argue that an on'thejob collective bargaining and vote on the case Friday may postpone a ruling on the the majority opinion will be new case until after hearing a training program at the plant agreement. assigned to one member to second round of arguments next violates the federal law against Kaiser lawyer Thompson write, term with Powell present. employment discrimination Power, defended the training The public Is never told what The court ruled 5-4 in the Bakke case that a whIte 'ma*cs% sdmo appltea* was !1 . - Russian Kills Self - t . FLOOR EXERCISE Michelle Loudermilk was among the seven graders at MiIwce Middle School in Longwood to perform gymnastics exercise's during a special performance for parents %Vednesda', evening at the school gym. Margaret Mahaffey is teacher of the class. "Well take' all the time.. needed to An the ob ng Henry W. Block discriminated against by a MOSCOW (UP!) An "unbalanced" mercnanm marine bu showed no documents Russian seeking asyl um In the United States and used several names, which prevented his blew himself up inside the U.S. Embassy by Immediate identification. detonating a bomb strapped to his waist as The drama unfolded In the cramped Soviet militia rushed In to grab him. quarters of the embassy's consular offices Witnesses said the blast sounded like a dull after the man walked Into the office at 2:30 "whump" and tore away the man's clothing. p.m. (6:30 a.m. EST) and asked consular Sources said he was shot at least twice by the official Robert Pringle about getting a U.S. militia. The Soviets look him away in an visa. ambulance, dill alive. After the man did not get what he wanted, Dr. Ilya Shemanko, chief doctor at the receptionist Donna Thompson-Wright said, dlfosovsky Institute, prono unced the man "He opened his jacket and strapped to his dead at the hospital. waist was a gray metal box with a silver ring official Tass news agency said U.S. on the top. He took the ring Into his hands and Ambassador Malcolm Tom "gave his conmade a gesture as if he was going to pull the flg• sent" for the Soviet militia to "expel him ( the Russian ) by force" from the embassy to end U.S. Marine embassy guards evacuated the the elghthour standoff Wednesday. entire north wing of the embassy, Including 10 Toon acknowledged that the embassy apartments above the consular offices, an summoned Soviet authorities to deal with the embassy spokesman said. Russian, but said he did not specifically give Embassy sources said after several hours, his approval for the use of force and only told the Soviets decided they could not hersuade the Soviets that the problem was In their the man to give up and fired a tear gas hands. barrage Inside. More negotiations followed Embassy officials said the Russian, who and finally, the Soviets fired another tear gas was "obviously unbalanced," as w 25 to 30 barrage. The bomb strapped to the man's years old. He apparently served in the Soviet waist exploded at about 10:46 p.m. - Herald photo by Tom Nc?,,'l We ask the right questions. We dig for every' honest deduction and credit. We take the time needed because we want to be sure: you pay the smallest legitimate tax. That's , another reason why H&R Block should do your taxes... whichever form you use, short or long. - H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD 309 E. let St. me OPEN 98,m..9 P.M. Weekdays; 9.5 Sat. & Sun. 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Recoil or electric start. *Anyone who earns money, and this includes salary, hourly Gravel and government prosecutors, who rlasd their 134ay case Wednesday, were expected to bIt today over whether Park will be allowed to testify again. Congr,gaflonal Christian with Nov. Fred Neal and R"IREMENT ' Mower stands grass up straight, Alaska. IiodIedWedMsdey,wlllbsa$3 p.m.. Saturday, at the - Tractor-rider drives like a sports car— with automotive steering, separate clutch and disc brake. MONROE, La. (UP!) Defense lawyer Camille Gravel, armed with new Ithrmatioc about Tongmm Park, planned to open his defense of former Rep. Otto Pasarnan, D.La., today by prvsrliing to express the South Korean rice dealer's alleged scheme to fra= the ex. congressman. Gravel said Wednesday that Park would return to Morroe this weekend for further qvsut1rrIng on a 1073 Incident involving U.S. Customs officials In Anchorage, denallons I IN BRIEF Train Jumps. 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By Mall: Week, 99 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, Year, $40.00. fl J ____ American Interests The Clock in Southeast Asia ByMAXERXUZrIAN It may be news in some quarters, but this country's stake in the security and peaceful development of non-Communist nations In Southeast Asia did not evaporate when the North Vietnamese army marched into Saigon four years new coverage under the proposed bill, it would be optional to employeegroups. Only employee groups of 25 members or larger would qualify for the additional coverage and ligiml a minimum Of 20- muat enroll from each group. Individuals who do not puticipate in their employees' basic health plan would not be eligible for the new benefit. The specific benefits outlined in the bill are: -A minimum lifetime benefit of $Z000 - A maximum of 44 Outpatient VISItS -A maximum payment of $25 per outpatient visit, -Detoxification would not be Included as a benefit under outpatient services. Additionally, the new coverage would include only treatment prescribed or administered by a licensed medical doctor or osteopath In a program 5,011wts 7vo#aW ki 02V The k' • I$S ______ Go W Both California and Maryland require the type of for Florida. In California, .-COLS-- ___ .SC , I - _Fftm. -F_ Joiningstaff members from the Department of Insurance and the Department of Health and Rehabili tative Services on the task force were representatives of the insurance industry, the medical profession, hospital associations and community-based alcoholism treatment facilities. IW*, 1W f VAW OF pcglff ,r il Of eath9 0 , With Prof ifs D WASHINGTON (NEA) - ft's hardly what he In mind, but California Gov. Jerry Brown may have administered the kiss of death to e drive for a balanced budget amendment th the Constitution by dragging the issue Into naicnai limelight. That, at any rate, Is the current speculation arotid Washington among opponents and prpponents silica. Until Brown got Into the act wlh his January endorsement Of a bslance4he.budget amendment by constitutional convention 11 necessary, hardly anyone at just how far the drive had progressed in various state legislatures around the country. At that juncture, nearly two dozen legislatures - the 34 required - had petitioned Congress to demand that a constitutional convention be Consider an amendment requiring a balanced acted hearings and with only minimal debate. Brown's endorsement, however, suddenly thnat the lasue front and center on the national political stage. And once it was out In the open, opposition began to mount rapidly. of now, 26 dates have joined In the converdlon call and two more - Indiana and Montana -are likely to follow suit soon. But the momentign has been slowed, and the remaInln four states may be very hard to capture. A White House task force has swung into action against the drive, and so has a newly dulIsSflV COSlltkifl of labor and public blic organized by Massachusetts IL Gov. Tom (yjfl, of House Tip O'NeilL tta i.e_bee" lohbytag by both Problem ' By DON GRAFF Question: Is the news that corporate profits are up by more than 26 percent (a.) good or (b.) bad? - Answer: Both of the above. On good side, the earnings reported by the Commerce Department for the final quarter of IM Indicate that business, for all the economic uncertainties ,f is doing very well indeed. And they would suggest that a recession later on In 197915 not quite the sure thing some members of the pessimistic (or realistic, take your pick) school of economic seers have been predicting. L t ' I I (p4. 'J • ____ Or the other hand, the earnings threMen to make a shambles of the administration's antiinflation program, or what Is left of It. There Is no way that labor, already preparing to do legal battle In opposition to the "voluntary" aspect of A Communist Insurgency in northeast wageprlce guidelines, Is going to overlook all Thailand that dates back to the 196 has gradually that money piling up In corporate coffers. expanded since 1975, due presumably to Increased a ft may be true that a good part of the reported support from Vietnam. profits are not real money but the reflection Of Malaysia is also troubled with a nagging inflation. But even by the Commerce departCommunist guerrilla problem along its border with ment's inflation-weighted reckoning, the profit .-. Thailand. rise cones to a still-hefty 19.4 percent. For the moment, neither of th ese insurgencies And in any event, the Inflation argument also poses a serious threat. But Thailand in particular is applies to the 7 percent Increase in wages working stiffs are being asked to abide by. As In need of some timely support. these see it, and feel It in attempting to balance Historically, the I Communists have owed budgets, that amounts to voluntarily household their allegiance to Peking. Thus the Carter adBy JEANNE 1 M ing a decline In real income. Some are sim pl y t . acce ni ur ng smaller pt to mtn1strstkm can bolster litMIand's security by atratlon's field they can carry wIth -, Alfred E. Kahn, the a s Kar.s, NEW YORZ privately pmmvts China to restisin its guerrilla , , cIvtP Naiad Inflation. crsottvv direor lee C.M Omsy a4 In a )b t}s growthi allies. The Chinese should not be difficult to perNew Hampshire, Rhode Island,Vermont, Maine have slo number of women lit ribbon manufacturer. as suggei ttat widespread disregard of wed the needlework boom that began in suede as Peking is preoccupied with checking the and Wilt Virginia guidelines by smaller and medium-sized firms is the Ids IML "Needlework becomes lap work today for contributing significantly to continuing strong spread of Vietnamese and Soviet influence in InOne recent national study of craft yarn con- women on the go," Mrs. Karas said In an In. A lot Of senators claim to be appalled by the upward pressure on prices and to the swollen dochlna. A stable Thailand Is a useful counter to scznersfocmdabott t0percent of the women who terview, month which wipedout, profit figures. His description Of these Is a Vietnamese expansion and thus neatly fits the Women work on crafts while traveling on for at lead another four years, the 15 percent know how to knit or crochet have stopped those "catastropie" which "puts business on trial In immediate policy objectives of Washington and limit on outsid. earnings the Senate agreed to activities because they are bored planes and trains, during lunch breaks at work, the eyes of the American people." Another important segment of the market even at social gatherings. Manufacturers am is not accept as the ethics reform "price" Of its Peking. The court of public opinion the only one 50, says Mary consists of women over wh0*20 pay raise two years ago. The Chinese should also be encouraged to curb percent Colucci, increasing their production of "naIl, easily where arguments on corporate profits are likely But none Of the complaining members Is and many of thorn are feeling the pinch of in- portable canvases and kU the pro-Peking guerrillas that Inhabit the border to be aired. The AFL-CIO already has filed suit prepared to do anything meaningful to reverie fletion, especially older women On While Interest in knitting and crocheting may to Invalidate the basis Of the controls program region between Thailand and Malaysia. the action, which came on a voice vote March $ comes. be waning, rugs are growing in popularity. Miss which the administration fervently hopes to In the meantime, the United States should They have not stopped doing warning or discussion. Colucci needlework rug sales represent 30 maintain on a voluntary basis. The specific strengthen Thailand against the potential threat And that includesgo. Gary Hot DCOIO,who Colord says, but they are not completing U 40 percentsaid of total industry volume. Most never target Is an order to withhold government from Vietnam by continuing to sell the Thais the reaped a little political hay beck home by In. many projects as they used to. end up on a floor. Instead they are made into contracts valued at $5 million or more from Miss Colucci Is national coordinator for defensive military equipment and weapons they troducing a resolution to restore the limit to pillows, well hingings or stuffed toys. firms not In compliance with the? percent limit National Needl ework Association, a trade group require. Moreover, the Carter administra tion $ par year. on increases In wage settlements with their Other trends reflected in the first of eight COMmm Cause, leading advocates Of the representing more than 260 manufacturers Of should publicly reaffirm its adherence to the association trade shows scheduled for this year an" lid, Initiafly cbeijed Hart's move, needlework supplies, me union asserts that contract den1'1 is an mutual security provisions of the Manila Pact of awaft he was The craft yarn survey by National Family Included: Christmas merchandise such as enforcement weapon that, in effect, makes wag. his foreing 1954. coll,egueatoreconsldr-onthe record-what Opinion, Inc. of Toledo, Ohio was made for the needlepoint, stitchery and latch look controls mandatory rather than voluntary. U Singapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines face they had do e This coulid have been ac Du P01* Co. Its findings are based on decorations; counted cross Mitch kits &W on wages Is to be so enforced, so should no immediate military threat. But even these cçWd simply by offering the resolution, qu.ltIoIwair.s filled out by 2,251 knittets and for making borne furnishing; including diI1W' Itrestraint be on prices. countries rely on a continued American military which amounts to a rules change, as an amend- crochetirs nationwide about their 'bopping popular in Scandinavia; and Japi i.e-and A decision favorable to the union could well oIder7 presence In the Western Pacific as Irreplaceable rituot to y bill Which happens to reach the habits, yarn and color preferences, yarn prob' Ru.sLSn4tyli pinch mean the end of the voladary gukiefines and a The New York City show alSO In&kid the long step toward the mandatory program Senate floor. Once ai,rovids the rules change lams and oth.e factors that Influenced buying onrange security insurance lithe habits. debut of type Of needlework so new and differ. George M.any would like to see putting a lid on Was Colucci says needlework sales began at Its inventor, Patriolit Mabry, has received a , bi ll to which It was attached would up gutting Although the Carter administration insists it Vw prim of everything and the Income Of leveling all lad year, aft.rincreaslngata rate ol psiad on It. diluted Is the House, lotends to retain this country's position as a everybody ." Mrs. Mabry uses -Inch wide double4aced lb to 26 percent annuefly from the late Ile. But Hart refused to pit his colleagues on the military power on the periphery of Asia, the spot, If one consequence Of its highly visible About the same time, the number Of women In satin polyester ribbon to work "ribbonpoint" saying be would prefer to his resolution Vietnam debacle has caused our friends to count suit to the Senate Rules C'vnittee -where ft is the work force rose to abort 51 Percent. leavIng mesh canvas, caln both new and prosperity should be to hasten mandatory deeds over words. Since 1975, U.S. military forces LhN from bsrgeuo, needlepoint controls, business would have no difficulty to be Laried. So much for beroluin on the many Of then with more Incom, to buy but le and embroidery deciding whither that news I. good or bed. have been reduced In South Korea, Thailand, the ethics but time to spend on their hobby. . Philippines, Okinawa, Japan, Taiwan, and Guam . tals, th N ca pi es th ha rdly ' •ID e wi drawals appear to be the actions a nation committed to ___ • BUSINESS WORLD ____ , ___ to I ___ ' $6.5 Million Army Attire Gathers impact on American Interests throughout Southeast Asia, Now, tour years after the fall of 'Ssiigon, Phnom Penh and Vie ane,lt*&e for the United States to strengthen its ties with the rest of Southeast Asia and to demonstrate its special concern for the security and development of the MEAN states. .. EN&L -- - - : 0 Dust - •-. " - - Board member Pat Tslson, also a member of the RSVP board of directors, on advice of School Attorney Douglas Stunstrom, abstained from voting on the contract. "I don't fed ftisa good policy for apubijco(fjf to vote for an appropriation for a nonprofit corporation If the Official Is an officer Of that corporation," Stenom said, when asked by Mrs. Telson for advice. "There Is no direct conflict," he said, adding no real harm would be done If Mrs. Tebon voted on the issue. "I can envision, however, where a member Of a private corporation could get elected toa public body and in effect be. lobbyist for that corporation" ve1fig _Th Wtfl __ - With lbs removal by the Florida Legislature of sovereign immunity ot.ctlon from elected bodies, the school board will almost certainly be studert lshwtwhjlsqnsschgoI field trip, Bos Douglas Steidrom predicted. "U something happens on a school bus, because of Insirance, the .claol board Is protected," Stsom adding the_ UftyOfault arises when the student, not on the buses bit at the location Of Under the old sovereign Immunity law, boll.. ______ w5JflIflhl from 1*W$ldti I., GO Moll, ____ _____ _____ _____ m us 11, Sm. of j1hi;: Af. . "NI, 9 good quality paint roller kit for aS paints. Includes 1 plastic cage frame, metal tray. COVt? I'. SALE ___ w4l.. Oda - . 4.• , e'w '-- "Tha ccngriwrm has stopid out 0 the omcetoramon,.nt.M.yIMk.ameSUQe?" ••• & ___ ___ __ • ___ - - I. •f • • •.••-• •'•'' - ' - hf - •- - -- 9. -- •- •' ..•, • •.•- i•. - _•_•;_•__•_ - - ugu1 M.11•.Thn £rni AoWall Q 'f" JIM 6# i. Ti: ' f- d - _,.4 F I e ?' rato, Colors SALE 1irigWhur only 6" - JhN !3 ugal. IM pf . each rig. $4.69 EXç $99 (Supply 1l I (•7510) -i:,-,, or HOMIU WHY DoN'T WIGIT TOSITHIUII •'3 CHRIS omoos • - AM . II SILL I ___ • pUH'hSg' procir __________ _____ Gloss req. 14.99 I li uitl be refunded Hat or iv, 'wcr. by ) house P' t (vma •• 'oh • One Coat Col'eragr, when applied according to, liirrct ions. Resists Prrli,iq 'SAl. I: Mal 00 YOU I WANT TO I SILL vouni ______ • paint Ow __ _____ _ ''. H4RZLM dZoaEnioni,.s ,.frd,v.fl wr,, M.tb (iJn4wtrvitti,. _____ - qal. $13.99 Tii TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Crime decreased 7.8 percent - Reported crime in Florida in Deerfield Beach, 7.4 percent rose 6.1 percent last year, in Daytona Beach, 4.2 percent compared to a national in- In Hialeab, about a halcrease of 1 percent. The worst percent In Hollywood and jumps were Tallahassee's 19 Sarasota, and 3.1 percent In percent and Orlando's 17 Pensacola. ..percent. Crime rose 8-lOths of a perme Florida of cent In Jacksonville; 2.2 per. Law a t, Miami; 5.5,Taznpa; 8.6, en released Wednesday, said c 607,291 major crimes, were Fort Lauderdale; 5.8, St. reported In 1976, on. every 52 Petersburg; 6, Clearwater; 6.5 seconds. Florida crime ended a percent, GaInesville; 9.5 perLargo; 5.7 percent Miami brief skid. It -had* dropped 3.6 Beach; 12.4 percent d West larcet the previous ,, Palm Beach. There were 949 reported murders lad year, up 10.7 MWW had the most an murders, penwit over 1977; 3,160 rapes, 96, fo owed by Jacksonville, up 18.5 percent; 17,700 rob with 79. iiJ arfd5 Were up 12.6 t- up 11.5 pirosat; assaults, up 14 piroid; 175,000 percent.ll Arrests were made In break-Ins and burglaries, up 1.2 23.2 percent Of repailed crimipercent; 335,061 larceny cases nil cases. Four policemen were up4jplrcest;and33$3 motor kiledln the lira Of duty dirbg 'ehicl.thdta,upltSp.rcsit. 197$. ; SaveV ad I. 44* Oul.qFst lasting - Lawsuit Vulnerability :.'• t'j. Sub. ,.,,g, April 2 Florida Crime Up 6.8 Percent • ____ I scn,bbóI.e klix h$ai'si'aadc k uptheCFMefrá1(.,& s/ 4 Las SD. SALE ftlatsek * 1401 Oil,.' coat 'overage. A 111 =- ___ ' wo 's COMMISSIONER BILL GUNTER .,.no-fault law Is working ____ ___ '.aCMà9 m.' a('cordi,,q to (Sifl'('lhfll,S, IVithsta,id. Sc'rubbinq. Students using the lunchrooms of the public schools in Seminole County, at lead for the nest few weeks, will have to make do with plastic spoons to eat their food. The School Board Wednesday night delayed approving a request from Charlotte Whitinore, director of food services, to order 175 cases Of medium weight "Sports" combination spoon and fork - until board member Bill Kroll tells Mrs. Whitmore where the sparks can be purchased cheaper. Noting the price Of sporksls little more than $l2per case ofl,000, Kroll said he has board Ofa better price. meissue Is to be considered at the AprIl 11 school board misting. Court Orders Indictment' iI. when applied Dismissed c,,uhet - • th :-101 , WASHINGTON - More t $ 1011110 clothiN. "Homes uniforms," the raped datis, showed that about 60 percent Of the tanks But this record Of success Is endangered by 11 wesib Of flre-nsad uniforms are gathering "would produce bmuSta on the ha%tJgfl by dd knocked Out by other tank ThIS three proposed revisions In enforcement Is Of d P't3Y fact, coupled with recent b't,lllgunc. reports procadir.s, according to bap,ctors we have toheitetpwbowIJae,dtbua reducing the ber Of persoimel requiring t Sovilt tanks outgun end art maneuver talked to trim all over the country. lbs eveit Of a war Is Europa. The protective medical treetmet for burns." Amnericen armor, makes clear the danger our uige ge would clothing would save lives and redue. series the " u,im Is dry accoadads' l(uigs, the rattan tank aws WI IL rule Of one Inspector par ship wi '4e'.tly. digegardo the bunion Ofa bsg tank d deals And ft's nit jad other ts that pose a "general supervIsion" on a dock arse, where two . The story has been swe ad lbs secrecy Y with the drainthat wou he pit the eit. Receit Is anlMat weapoay ftgggi be ' 1 or tee frsi oediuIg it once. label, but we hive sees lbs c4'"ed Defanse medical fr1' 4- lithe tank iraa wire suit o laid. use ef fler plai. helicopters, per- m opportunity r: for miuggluiig dengs _ dressed Is their CE Id ksus cotta.. D,pssejma,t ,,, curlun and 4ha3d (LM that wi ME MGM procediurs Is obvious. 1r111 ___ The Army " ft deem'l hays the money to peadrits armor With eipleu've t& ' TALLAHASSEE, 11.. (UPI) McA,thur's lawyers fought that Ad FDIZ Director Ed ASothu' proposal would Cit beck on super-;. "BunvktImoreelenghiapItalMsys and meArmylthniftwojdcostuisamonishi,,g r- The Florida Supreme Coat Jsc by ng the U.S. Blackburn said the 1.1 percent Our suuedite Pdar and the real nu,ia may siiflcad esnoads Of rs,snos 111116 and Kb -more lb. twe4hirda the cad Of VIsiOS of 1111410115 supposedly going Into ships' lsdiy orduud the date to Sup ys Cet t 1ntn, l disturbing, be t the srais don't like adihiatics Is their trr i as wol as iw the imulvuis themselves - to distribute the dotes. Without atSi Oflhlte supervision,_*;'. dismiss the Indictment Th UI. co ur t did, Md lad lest thure are "no c1r-crg would be. almpl, m,r tar a warehouse owner • . testy, medical care," the .wwers point out n1,i$ sppsarmee Of the fire-nesidad asteiW. * charging Nadean McArthvr esi orod the Florida couti Indicators" tosuggest the dlmb msttulhof4adly. "oing the 1" - da ;i WMM Md the with the 1173 murder Of her to re4ewMrs.McAiur'aee will continue, on the manifest, then sell the red clan,., war, medical iwosa would ho eMr cads by *26 op lbs Uttilul, ld ".is former huiland. mMhi'"eIs mati. lii "memostImportant crime dustily Is i ceadly or abroad. •. i number Of bun ,*ot wW 05 edlhl,. and forced cithith. Is sums ar4t,au,fremtheshMad,Mdmesyabl,r: ''4tt An _____________ r,muii tharhes ilcArthu' deillmlbitheldIjeesltrIal deterrast available Is the hive a series Will a es medical keV-f Jt biut rt4 One aesss To third proposal would replace cadee' 1' hes wallisd no Am . ,, of The court said lbs 8th would vi tat. the *. is,. pshlWscoefldmcead assistwas just a handy acae ad las because Of Se.1 'huthe.• ±g the bupsuters with "pelIe gangers," Amendment preklblt.d a p claà of lbs stwtPuliee ance to Is law lid.rv.met t*ni' tms, which lb0 gumrals have meter rosdurs, to re the iiet Of oil a esciad trial Of Mn. McAi' j *isals,reredtflerpIiV.rme. prectical cir:-",w. an sedlor Fadiis •r= q.uas. court bad ageacles," *laekbsrn said. dWOM 81010111. p sgu Md the unset ft la left. would bicause ash a heering Army l.uiiI Iereilsty, II o,i$unsd a ceividlus for "1ms c be controllsd or sermycitolby the sgdo a e dais, to raim ICONONY? A by the p gg j pz1g 06 luq sr Is dots j.psrdy ir ev . nisca4 by Ii, aIu-'ant'V'ioalortheA erosandNevjid the tuvibla I side Of the , The 5encetos.eneyiiàpt1ewmay moumz dons by oil rr W,$ a41! IkMeAis' 41, was 0N • • ____ • dw Mathr,toYriM. dpi.. ddy, which dushi With 1173 AneWersel prmstobeteeesumy.Isnllahiy,swgJ OM Is A pdwwforfrsadamdIad4J,, ji ved. a g. Of AnilUws aco pica Talishmess reputed S,flI pu a the nippy leek Of w, aded thm tee, was 11 pirce Of the c -jtj Is ft usirt. emaJe dregs lbs castry Iasden tell our ce l Cspscdrb duse mes sier W -(1eiki- nine a - trW ordoted' cIm - IM NY. 5 and r 1u won bun Mo. Mdtol'-.otlapr*s. bee yIsI171. Is_11,ths'Vlaldac'w I$$peead Inereasi the lbs ssMd report ,aspipeidby ILILI 'lie severity and adad Of hers c-, ma'e ' Ho . 's u.r m.k. woo marceuv't ruuiidH rM hatbing the rOfIny'rnajermsti.pali. Of Aasdma s aiva. wire Nu .ms," lbs L-dAP 001411i, T" s'tgiii t --•'ru'i by the date hiO w1taIseidIsb'uhioMOf t o on,. **ont Miles. ft eeI1444 17,3 Is susas o ftk ho atm wi es d • ho ir"irt Md far a 17.2 prWIN 11* si A erto' rortsi, a w trW. lit *1. &: radio Cad ' 'ci .. " , , c ulat •. ,' , Inevitably, defeat In Vietnam had an adverse • given ____ remaining a power in the Western Pacific. BERRY'S WORLD TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) profits by Florida auto Insur ers Fire, United States Automobil e cut rates 7 percent recently and thence run S 68 degrees 26' 20" W - The Mate's no-fa ult law Is in 1978 at over $100 million, F ICTIT IOUS NAME Association, Colonial Penn, Allstate reduced its bodily along the Southerly right of way tine Notice s hereby that I am finally working, Insurance nearly 13 percent of premiums Travelers Indemnity, Liberty injury premiums 6 percent, of s%inter Woods Bou levard, for a t'nqaqed in business at 120 N Park distance of 217 61 feet. thence S. 0 Commissioner Bill Gunter collected. Ave - Sanford Seminole CountY. I .) Mutual Fire, United States following a 10 percent cut last degrees 20' 20" W for a distance of Florida, under the fictitiou s name or believes, because automobile The 10 firms were given 60 Fidelity and Guaranty, and year. 11181 Icef. ST JOHNS REALTY COMPANY t?' Insurers are earning excess days to reduce rates voluntarily Florida Farm Bureau thence S. 89 degrees 39 10' E Casualty. (NOT INC 1 and that I intend to re State Farm returned several profits for the second straight or show cause why the Mate along the Sou th line Of the NE'. of qiStr said name with the Clerk of million dollars in dividends to Section 33 Gunter ordered a similar Township 21 South year. the Circuit Court, Seminole County. shouldn't act. Show cause orRnqe 30 East for adistanceof 36950 Florida in accordance with the pro. 1 Gunter ordered 10 compa nies ders probably will be Issued to review of profits and rates In Florida policyholders. Icctto the wes?crly right of way linevisions of the Fictitious Name Wednesday to cut their rates or other companies later, Gunter December 1977. The result was Gunter Wednesday blocked a of State Road No. .136. Statutes. To Wit Section 865 09i /. a $65 million savings to Florida $65 million workmen's compen. convince him he shouldn't do It said. thence run N 71 deg rees 3340" W Florida Statutes 1957 ong said westerly right of way line 5q A 9 Peterson for them. The flrnlj cover about The Depa rtment of Insurance consumers-$38 million in rate sation rate hike, saying the al for a distance of 3m.) dl feet to the Publish March 79, April 5, 17, 19,5'f ti reduc ons and the rest in NationalCouncilon Compensa60 percent of the state's is conducting a separate review point of beginning DECLARING 19/9 vehicles, of all Insurance company refunds, credits or dividends. tion Insurance's petition was AVAIl ARIL liv OF MUNICIPAL DEN 154 "We've surmised the compa- earnings, which could lead to "fraught with technical dif. SEU'.'ICES. DEFINING CONDI FICTITIOUS NAME "What we're seeing are lIONS OF ANNEXATION: PROVI Notice is hereby given that I flculties." nies are well beyond what they rebates by the fan asweUas changes made in the no-fault DING ZONING CLASSIFICATION, engaged fl busneS at 120 N Park'. themselves would agree Is a possible rate cuts later. automobile i nsurance law in The New York-based council , REDEFINING THE CORPORATE Ave. Sanford Seminole Counfy,° I M ITS OF C AS SE LB ERR V. Florida, under the fictitiou s name of reasonable profit ofspercent," Companies singled out 1976 and 1977 finally beginning representing 200 companies LI FLORIDA TO INCLUDE SAID ST JOHNS REALTY COMPANY, he said. Wednesday are State Farm to work," said Dave Fountain, providing on-the-job injury pro- PARCEL OF LAND IN THE and that I intend to register said(l A study released by the In- Mutual, Allstate, Government Florida Insurance News Ser- tection In Florida, could chal- MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID name with the Clerk of the Circus!1,surance Industry last week put Employees, Nationwide Mutual vice director. lenge Gunter in the 1st District CITY. AUTHORIZING AMEND Court, Seminole County, Florida in MENT OF CITY MAP TO IN accordance with the provisions of CLUDE THE ANNEXATION the Fictit'ous Name Statutes, Tojf' Insurance companies Will Court of Appeal S. EREIN. PROVIDING FOR THE WI Section 86509 Florida Statutes comply with Gunter's order and Fountain said, however, the ' R' IGHT AND PRIVILEGES FOR 195/ some already have started group might wait and see what CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY Sig AB Peterson reducing their rates, Fountain kind of comp reform COIIICS out SEVERABILITY AND EFFEC Publish March 79. April S. I?, 19 trill IVE DATE 1919 said. Government Employees of the 1979 legislative session. This notice is gi v en aursuant to r.cs. -- 'Sporks,' Late In Coming n . JACK ANDERSON' Orders Rate Cut -- boat ______ _____ . .1. - -• Insurance Profits Soar Gunter Aegal Notice __ A contract with RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Program) to supply senior volunteers to the various schools Of the county In exchange for a $2,000 contribution for transportation of the volunteers was approved by the - ____ By DONNA FTE8 Herald Staff Writer The resignation of Douglas Stenstrom as Seminole County School Board attorney after 25 years was accepted by the board Wednesday night, but only after it had named him "attorney emeritus" and he had turned down the honor Of having the new Rock Lake Middle School in Longwood named after him. "Please don't. Walt until I'm dead," he told the board when Al Keeth, senior member, made a motion to name the school In Stenstrom's honor. Member Pat Telson said she had also thought of naming the school for the attorney. After Stenstroin's objection, the board voted unanimously to give the school tIe name by which it has been known since its planning began - Rock Lake Middle School. The board also followed through on Stenstrom's recommendation and appointed his law partner, Ned N. Julian Jr. U his replacement. Stenstrom on resigning said, "After 25 years my wife would like me to be home on Wednesday nights," but he added that he would like to be Jullan's assistant and would retain his Interest in the school system. "The title, attorney emeritus, will still leave him free to offer his advice," Keeth said. Jullan's appointment will become effective April 1. "This Is a wonderful birthday present," Jullan said, announcing Wednesday was his 37th bIrthday. Julian is also city attorney of Longwood. The Sanford firm also serves as attorneys for Casselberry, Altamonte Springs and Oviedo. RSVP Contract Approved Needlework Sales Down . . A proclamation designating May 5 "Youth Day in Seminole County" was unanimously approved by the school board. The proclamation, recommended by Circuit Judge Dominick SaUl as chrman of the Seminole Youth Planning Council Inc., was amended slightly before adoption to get the support of member Al Keeth. Keeth said while he Is not opposed to naming the youth day as such, he would vote against the proclamation because of two sections noting the designation by the United Nations of 1979 as the International year of the child. Superintendent William P. Layer agreed he is also Opposed to some parts of the United Nations program and platform. The two sections were deleted. ___ • Of** ,-C-/owns Thursday, March 29, 1979---SA provisions Of Chapter • ie. CITY OF CASSELBERRY, Florida Statutes, and the C'iarler FLORIDA .f "te tiyi i -_ Adoption of Proposed Ordinance Casselberry. Florida, as amended and supplemented TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN P4OT4E 15 MEREBY GIVEN b, . I b -:-- - . S..d cid- r anc the City of Casselberry, Florda, on first reading rn Monday. April 2 that the City Council will hold a 1979, and the City Council will i')ns' Public hearing to Consider enact der same for final passage, in ment of Ordinance 377, entitled dance with Chapter 166, and adop AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ton alter the public hearing Which OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA will be held in the City HalI ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING Casselberry. Florida. on MOfldIy, WITHIN THE CORPORATE LI April 9, at 730 PM. or as soors,, MITS OF THE CITY OF CASSEL thereafter as Possible At the" BERRY, FLORIDA, AN AREA OF meeting interested Parties r"9-'LAND SITUATE AND BEING IN appear and be heard with respect to SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, the proposed Ordinance This hear AND MORE PARTICULARLY ing may be continued from tim.t DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS Begin time until final action is taken by at the intersection of the Northerly City Council right of way line of Winter Woods Copies of the Proposed Ordinance Boulevard and the westerly right of are available at the City Hall with way line of S R No 436, as Shown on the Clerk of the City and same rn &ti. t . the plat of Winter Woods Unit 1, as be inspected by the public. recorded in Plat Book 15. at page 15. DATED thiS 23rd day of March, of the Public Records of Seminole A 0 . 1979. County, Florida MARY W HAWTHORNE, thencerun S 68 degrees 26' 20- W City Clerk along the northerly right of way line Publish March 29. 1979 of Winter Woods Boulevard for a OEM 151 - 7' - distance of 2000 feet. FICTITIOUS NAME ttence run N 21 degrees 33' 40" W Notice is hereby given that I am .",. for a distance of 200 0 feet. engaged in business at P.O Box 511. eterIv right of way line of S.R 5,,, .---------- ••. ---------... Oed 12765 Seminole County. , oeyret's JJ iit'it' ru!i - ---------- County, Florida und er the fictitious name of 10" E along said westerly right of way line, for a distance of 2010 feet OVIEDO SOD FARMS, and that. I intend to register said name with the " to the point of beginning, and, Be Clerk of the Circuit Court, SeminoI'tii,. Qinnina at the intersection ,h southerly right of way line of Winter County Florida in accordance with %oods Boulevard and the westerly the provisions of the Fictitious's Name Statutes, To Wit' Secton: ,'. right of way line of S R No 4)6. as 86509 Florida Statutes 1957 ShOwn on the plat of Winter Wood s • '' : 'r Robert F Smith Unit I as recorded in Plat Book 15 , Publish March 8. iS, 22. 79, 19,9 on page iS. at the Public Records of OEHS3 Seminole County. Florida. . - 'Youth Day' For Seminole ___ __ _K Legal Notice ~ iS.0W. -"9 CINCINNATI (UP!) - "Prince Paul" balanced himself on the "1 was surprised *** at the effect he had on a group of people. He edge of a wooden box, watching other clownish figures amble by had close contact with them they could see his sad expression as he remembered his days with the king of clowns, Emmett best that way. He looked sad, acted like he was hungry and lonely Kelly. "Peopledldn'tknowwhattodO.ButyladIjke&fl.of.a_ Finally, Paul decided how Kelly's fellow clowns probably would guns." remember the man who made people laugh with his sad grin. Kelly is best remembered for his antics as "Weary Willy," the "He said what he thunk," said Paul, cracking a redpainted grin, sad-faced clown who munched cabbage, wore tattered clothes and "He was that kind of guy." a battered derby. The mournful figure was a break with the Paul, a 471,i-Inch-tall clown who delighted children and grown- cheery, recicheeked, balloon-suited clown tradition. ups alongside Kelly for years in the RinglIng Bros. and Barnum & "I was surprised at what he could do with that one sad exBailey Circus, also described Kelly, who died Wednesday, as a pression and the old clothes," said Paul, a 33-year circus veteran good businessman. from Bangor, Maine. "The reason why people were fascinated "He was very strict," said Paul, before his Wednesday night was he was doing that during the Depression years. People saw he performance at Riverfront Coliseum. "He didn't waste money or only needed the old clothes and the sad expression." time. He was quite a businessman. He didn't throw things away. Dressed in a green sequinned hat, red diamond-studded Jacket, We would kid him about it, you know. He also was very careful green pants and floppy green-and-white bow tie, Paul said he about his money." couldn't believe hearing that Kelly, whom he considered "a Kelly, who died of a heart attack at his Sarasota, Fla. home, friend," had died. was playing the Hippodrome theater In New York City in 1935, "It hits you," Paul said, his painted-on red mouth sagging. "At Paul's first year as a clown, first, you can't believe it. Then you say, well, he's 80 years old, It "I heard about his 'tramp clown' act," said Paul. "I didn't know must be so. You don't expect it to happen to people you know what a tramp clown was. So I went over to see him. well, so long." As School Board Attorney ! S T IV Sfenstrom Resigns Post 'The task force began its work In February 1978 and, drafted the Legislation after a preliminary study was completed In December. ____ - JN BRIEF years, the average annual hospitalization claim dropped from $161 to slightly over $100 lfl the fIrst 18 montis the option was available for group plans. ___ Perfarmer. Recall. Fellow VIEWPOINT $ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - licensed by the state or accredited by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Hospitals. ANGLE-WALTERS The economic, and military objectives. However, Communist victories In Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos in 1975 and the withdrawal of American military forces from Indochina stantially reduced our abil ity to safeguard the region's security. Thailand remains the most threatened of these friends, all the more so since the Vietnamese occupation of Cambodia last January. With the Vietnamese Communists also in control of Laos, Thailand must contend with the possibility of hostile infiltration along a porous, 1,200mile frontier with Cambodia and Lou. A proposal to treat aichollam In group Insurance policies is being bantered around the halls In Tallahassee. The proposal, a report by an advisory committee to State Insurance Cornmlssi Bill Gunter,ba__ been Iôar iegisi of a closer look. The recommendation came from a year-long study by a Task Force on Third Party Payment for. the Treatment of Alcoholism. A $10,000 federal grant given to the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services financed the study. "A main concern to the Insurance Department Is avoiding actions that will contribute to sharply rising health care costs," Gunter said. "I am pleased that the task force addressed that concern In its report." While all group health Insurance companies operating In Florida would be required to offer the L- ago. five member states of ASEAN - the Association of Southeast Asian Nations - now represent the core of American interests in the region. Taken together, Thailand, Malaysia, ingapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines contain a population of 231 million, a rich assortment of natural resources, including oil, and a strategic position along the rim of the Western Pacific commanding the sea lanes to the Indian Ocean. Retention of these states as friends and, in the cases of Thailand and the Philippines, as allies serves a wide range of American political, 11111,111111111 . = REALTOR. ASSOCIATE - - , - SENSTROM WIT! miff-WUORS •- 3524011r2034up3 2lU PARK OR.,1ANORD I ft.. i*N, vs*e (.i,. cave.Ms c.* I1•• bYN. 318 French Ave. Sanford Ph, 322.1681 _____ - i.,- - -- .. , - - - - f"". -. - '' �SPORTS I - - S Thur.*w u....q& A-Evening H.raId Sanford, Fl. --• • • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. D -dss.,, -•- -1' -• . .. -.--- Thursday, March 21, lf7t-7A A... P on s IN BRIEF Oviedo Auto Parts Crushes Deluxe Ba ;Ct • ' - , ..,. .- . - - •-___ )• •. I * -. Pi -, two hits for Deluxe Bar. Also Wednesday night, AAA CooperTrwtspoil came up with a solid 7-2 triumph over Whigham Furniture as Don Anderson had three straight hits and John Boggs added two safeties. Bill Miller and John Whlgham had two tits apiece for the furniture team. And Orlando Helicopter had two hits apiece for the furniture Herald PPites by Tern VINCIM Pepper the name of this game for AAA Cooper Transportation • Oviedo Auto Parts continued to make some early season waves In the Metro Softball League In Sanford Wednesday posting its second straight impressive win In an 114 romp over DeLuxe Bar as Dave Hudick laced out three straight hits and Joe Bentonhit a borne run. Freddie Washington and Burnett Washington each had It's team. And Orlando Helicopter gt four hits from I.onnleUcTk, three safeties from Phil S and a home ran from M4e Aiken in a lopsided 171 vlctoty over Cardinal Industri. Anthony Shahan and A Robinson homered for Cr dinal. ov"oo OLUXE BAN AUTO PART'; All R 4 ei .8 It H sailet 4) her 4I well 3a il RICaIw, III Reynolds 3 011 ksISu 422 CvbsrI 30:1 v*c 323 SmIffi 0S P.Cublh 3 Templeton.... III oo Kill 3 Dixon 30 • Show 10) StempI 311 Stvcksy 2 •I Anderson lIST Is Readyu.Rw. 3• i'., . * liii Tstsbs Oviads Lets 1121 G- I DIh.islar Play WHIOKAM AAA COOPER PUCK. ASCII AIRN Anderson 32:3 By U.Ited Press beterutlusal S*- mire 3 letwIl 3 so Cavsseevx 2 $31 Gerry Templeton says 3.. 30.0 P.niII 311 sni a o. plans to play hard after all. Mihh 312 Lee Indicating his differences T.Iv III Oricsy 3 12 II$.rn 357 I.e, 3) with the club stemmed from a Irsws 3 $I S. Cuvueegi 2 ,:i matter of his fielding style, the LIWW III Li i o:, G*Ihiwuy 2 1 I Shaw 21:1 . St. LOUIS Cardinal shortstop Titus 2S2 mdi ie'i mists sa1 he has aired 141 próbiens as i. and now feels ready to play WilKamF.r. ,000S1.I-12 AAACeeP,, III 020 s-47 "i may get angry now and CARDINAL ORLANDO then," the St. Loins shortstop INDUSTRIESAIRN HELICOPTER AIIM saldWednesdayreferringtohls Lively 4szy $7:4 Shorn 44' Cooper 411 blast against management the 43: 3 , Lee 43IAIs previous a,;, 1:1 assured that Garry Templeton Candulipis RSblfl 4 12 Gotchi Spoke 4 13 251 Small 431 will play baseball with a 100 Iwttsr S S S Maniscalc* 4 32 Marlin percent effort." 255 HslIsw 33:1 SuMsrs 511.1111th 31.5 Templeton, the subject of Hulsn SOS 3 1715 355 frequent criticism despite tIS Cady 33510 admitted talent, Tuesday in. 10051$ Cardinal tiii. 411 dicated he was unhappy with Niheti, (11)21 251 i-it his $130,000 per season contract. I'll be traded If ITo Joyce Miles Tune.iap won the battle for Mustang supremacy Don't Call Him Herb Wednesday night in the -. Seminole Pony Baseball FORT MYERS, Fla. (UPI)- For thoseof you who are old League using the timely pitenough to remember, the name-Herb Washington should ring a d1' and hitting of Mike 8th. belLHe put lna full_ .easonwlththeOaklandA'sflveyearsago rnittosqueezepsitJoyceWell !. •. Drilling, 84. and all he did was ron. •'; . had two innings of -. ;. He appeared In 92 games for the A's In 1974 and never went to bat even once. Washington was a world class sprinter out of onehit, shutout pitching and Michigan State, CharlieFua1ey's designated ranner,and after he auothlppedin two doubles to was throughdoing ins thing dealing s ssea while getting the Miles attack. jt left u with a&On, caught ll times in his one seasonwith the A's,he drew his release. ,----'I-•..,.. Herb Washington actually was a big-league player In name Joyce falling Also Wednesday night, Pools .:aly. He never hit and never played the field. His Oakland • ammates, all of whom liked him, felt eesorry for him that they by Max trimmed Longwood .ijaveMmabatandagIovetoputinhislockeranddreuitupa RotSry,104, as MarkKaPelka hurled a four-hitter and Tommy e. From the standpoint of flatout speed, the dosed one a to McGrew and Wayne Thomas Bill Studemeyer takes cut for Whigham y' rjjj had two hits each. erb Washington In the majors today is th ilaon, and if you mention that to him, he isn't flattered a bit. "That's what they uaed to call me when I first came W. 'Herb IC5pifl bombed Denny's Boys, 197, as DeSIDY Hayes had ft adgngtonr' ioyats tan, iinoy s-y.ar.oki orid Paul Ilatfiald cams i _ __ WJ. "1'd call ma t and I'd get mad. All 1w Brown Corn es To U CL A wttkt. he bUt wee). __ ' • - -. a , - wrn' mq rTP U I!uu..J.b2 . - s.us ____ PUS I , • • - U N sessaurs um see flbS? al l Ir* ," __ • /. / .'. :I x ___ , . ::' ' :: •' 'LipPsISieeI,.5rnII .-- WrIc ftnka mou -C1111111 GAJN$Jflj ft Meadow withiN as Isminole Csmmailty (11*1 golf SALANCID I #A& OLoWabif W141 FEE - I ants I SS - (4I$9ISSg S • I - r:1 ::: lose : ' 72, aM a pair if * by *4 1R.wsiiIDs .- a, Cob 5.00 4 Joss In Time 7.60 3.60 1 B. Rowdy 6.50 0144)35.6.0;P(4-5)77.00;T(4.$. 11 327.20. Time 31.7$. Twelfth Race, %, C: 5 Mar k His 1110 3 I'm Gone .j. Indiana 36 41 .468 Milwaukee Chic,,o Seattle Phoenix Los Angeles Portland 2 College UCLA - Appointed Larry Brown as head basketball coach. replac.ng Xavier (Ohio) - Appointed Bob Mask of Penn as head basketball Division WL 4 Los Angeles- Sold the contract of outfielder Joe Simpson to Seattle's Triple farm team. • 3541.461 76 19 .364 15' Pacific Whit? to Syracuse of the In. ternational League. Pct640 . 01 coach. S Calif ornia (ASL) - Signed mdfielder Keith Walley, defender 13 32 .573 Ranon Moraldo. forward Frank II 31 . 547 7 Tow ers and goalie Marine Cana. San Diego II 35 .539 7 Sacramento (ASL) - Signed 34 43 .447 13 midfielder John McKerman and Golden State it division title defender Rafael Avila. 7 46 30 5 SERVICE STORES I I AUTO SERVICE CENTER - -- TUNEUP BRAKES . LiGHT TRUCKS FOREIGN ,..... -_---- 1' • . " -__' - .. . --. __., - 4 - • 3 Timber Ridge 10.40 J.00 3.60 5 Wright Frisby 3.60 2.10 2 Shawney Shoff y 2.60 Q (3-5) ft"; P(3-5) 197.10; T(3-52) 164.60. Time 3I.W. Fourth Race,5-16, 0: S Cic's Gary 12.00 6.00 4.40 4 MISS Ryker 4.10 5.10 I Manatee Andrew 7.00 ?.00 (4-5) 21.41; (5-7) 47.01) P (54) 1 1 Joe Kea Alignryient And Wheel Balan(e SPRING SERVICE PACKAGE PACKAGE PRICEI&SAVE $4 5.40 • Chassis lube and oil change, with slooring syslems - add fluid where up to 5 quarts major brand oil needed • Check all tires for recom00W30 or 40) • Includes new oil hI- merded air pressure • includes light ter o Check fluid levels for transmis- trucks and vans . Please call for 7) 254.61. Time 35.7$. Sixth Race, 5.16, A Lake Spot 26.00 40 3 2 Wright Free 3:20 2:10 S Red Crash 2.50 88 All 4) 04-44. Tim* 31.71. S Drift No Year Round 1140 4.10 4.00 • 11.40 5.00 4 40 3 LII Toots 0(14) 45.50; P114) 55.15: T (6-43)1.453.20. Time 31.11. 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Other Sizes Available Smooth rIde.. .10w rolling reslatance for fuel affiradial futures In low cost to- these tread tires. 11 We do professional work. Is We do only the work you authorize. We return worn-out parts. We honor ow sub seivice warranly natIonwldt NNW MATINEE S Tawe, Ladles' NSe 5 10550s1N *51 CONFIDENCE STARTS WITH THE GOODYEAR PROMISE: 1II 1I'! Me... Wed. - - Additiona l parts $ ILIl1 K19 Ldliki liii LL J1 IdLI NIAL Lii'1kJ!I11h 3 I IALI MA S S ALL11111111111! $I'TI*L* Sea $51 tdNcl. wneet AU 11 lAds Inspected • I,aflsmission filter, when equipped • Adjust linkage and bands, where appil- • cable 0 Most U. S. cars, some imports Wi. .iI 50 is ai l.a .iies. stcafburetor• lSCludes Daiwa. Toy(a,VW, and light trucks MATINEES: LIft.d ZWIIQI, Swltzsdsad (UP!) - The IMmV'tl Federatles of Fce$balI Ause's' (OVA) add Wedil " systems analysis e Install new points. plujs. Cond,nIn. rotor 5 Set 5.111 and timire s Ad. (ad 1) Best Suspension ..•I,-I. at retread '- - hELPS PROTECT YOUR AUTOMATIC T*AN$MI$$IO$ S Drain and reolace transmission fluid S Install new pan gasket • Replace NtIS 1116111 SlICE A IIA•.AL. -"i - ..-..•-,•. -., Now you can Transmbon I Service I $ ql. I RETREADS get -. - Fully prices. .a. IA*A& aiJ,. W.,. ELPS .HIIRuI vmuua rvwn H r46!sI 1491$ $3288 PIUS$2.00F.E.T.and old tire PORTLAND, Or.. (UP!) -lists John and Mark j•, Raord, Oregon Bidi basketball Mars, hay, bees nemed - to an Amarkan team that will tour mainland Chim aiM' . - Engirn Tun.-Up P285/75R13 fits 017g-J3 Whitewall * -, W.neesed ta moallis or 12,000 mIles, whichever comes firs; - 5 Beavers On All-Stars .. RADIAL Additional parts and sarvices 2-WHEEL FRONT DISC: install new 4-WHEEL DRUM: install new brake front brake pads and grease seals lining, all 4 wheels • New front Resurface front rotors • Repack OR grease seals 0 Resurface drums • front wheel bearings • Chec* aii. Ru ck front biiai,grP lnspett hy' pe.sand hydrau"q..- ystem • Add dratth4 system'-. Add-Hui'&-'-4f.. fluid (does not Include rear wheels) U.S. cars. most Datsun. Tnvnta. VW - CSi.ail fla.A JS Ds1I.l IV'W1 - T air pressure • Computer balance 2 or, and too-in Road test car -Your Choice Great Grip 3.00 2.00 ISherkey Pete HELPS GET YOUR CAR READY FOR SUMMER DRIVING Inspect tires, suspension, and front wheels (includes weights) • steering • Rotate all 4 tires check Align front o...-set camber, cast. • sion, brake, differential, and power appointment th Addilonal pails and services cilia it needed Most U S cars, some imports - otter expires April 15 $24811 HELPS PROTECT YOUR ENGINE AND TIRES AGAINST SUMMER HEAT (11) 11.50; P(11)25.10; 1(14 PHOENIX (UP!) -Jack Clerk can't throw a baseball more than O fed, so he may be limited to part-time ckdy In the San Francisco Giants outfield when the 1971 season Starts next week. Clark, sitfering from an Inflamed right shoulder, was qiss,thipd lad weekend by Dr. Robert Kerlan. Dr. Kerlan gave Clark a cortisone shot but opponents have been - rimming on Clark's arm. -. Clark, 23, batted .301 last year with 18 'wmsrs aMid RBL With WilhieMcCovey billing towtn the r.gular job at first bas, thIs year, Giant Manager Jo. Allobelli was - cowdlng on Clark as his cleanup hitter. Additional pails and services extra it needed. $1288 5.00 3.80 2 Manatee Norms 7 LUbe Oil, Filler Arid life Servo(e 171.15; (1-1) 93.40, T (147) 115.10, (3.7.4) 510.50. Time 31.55. Fifth lace, it. I: 1 Circus Sherry 5.00 0(2.4)75.60: P (4.2)171.0;T(4.7. 1) 317.25. Time 31.63. Seven lace, 1-15, I: 2 Blaze Crash 34.00 8.20 5.20 I 6 it has 1.d George Ba'._-aspi him t. phi forths rat t.uiide1sleIsMa ____ tv:. sad laturdoy. No delille war. va by arid asoabe*cs th r: wIth do, 'rw 11111111111111111 1111111111 Ba's .s. -- ' lad OrWbar. _Lsn,tMe wok aWcsstj,In't. Kevin Pasley. 42 34 Second 8 CharnplonNIII 1 6 By United Press International Baseball New York (AL) - Sent to Columbus of International League pitcherS Bob Kammeyer. Chris Welsh and Mike Griffin, catcher Brad Gulden and Infielders Roy Staiger and Damaso Garcia. Seattle - Released outright pitchers Jim Colborn and Tommy House, outfielders Leroy Stanton (IOOD/ YEAR . 6.10 4.100 2 Manatee Dodie 1.10 Q(3S)27.40;P($-3)769.40,T(1-32) $15.10. Time 39.47. A - 2,717, Handle 1229,111. WEDNESDAY NIGHT First Race. $-16,D: iRevolve 24.60 9.00 7.20 6 Stsrflare 5.50 460 2 It's Sparkplug 5.10 Q (5-7) 141.75; T (7-5-with all) 211.10. Time 31.20. lacs. 5.16. C: 3 I Lynn Marle 9.50 540 3.10 2 Yellow Light ' 5.40 3.20 7 Jerry's Flyer 3.50 0 (7-3) 24.11, P (3-2) 45.30; T 12-2. 7)115.0. Time 31.49. Third lace 5-15,60* ntonio 123).5q 5 Ill Detroit n 16 3$7 11' i Clevelnd 29 46 .361 II' New Orleans 24 54 308 21 Western Conference Midwest Division W L Pct. G8 43 33 .566 -Denver Knss dy 43 34 .555 ' the darting back was 1975 when he a levonth Race, 3-16, C: 4 Flitter Day 16-40 8.20 10.80 I Power Cap 6.40 4.00 '. bwkft Misdo m Fresh = - itdsa-IJ ------jjj1 --, *3495 63 Top Saft F& :: . " . 2 Master Scott A Atlanta Nottingham's only year as a Ing former star Larry Csonka who was picked up following his Dolphins. gained 718 yards and scored 12 release by the New York Giants The stubby Kent State player touchdowns. In his eight year earlier this year. was the 341st collegian selected pro career he gained 2,496 The others are Leroy Harris, .i in In the 1971 draft - next to last yards. Norm Bulalu. an... uIIfl ...rax -and spent his first two years Until Nottingham was side- ton. with Transactions ii et By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division w L Pct. GI x Washngtn 51 24 .660 Philadelphi 43 31 .558 9 New Jersey 35 10 .467 16 31 47 .397 2I1 4 New York Boston 25 41 .373 23 Central Division W L Pc?. GB retiring after eight years in the NFL, the last six 55 $ Pro MIAMI (UP!) - Fan favo rite with the Baltimore Colts. lined for the year with a Don Nottingham is ca lling It He was traded to Miami In shoulder Injury suffered in the quits as a Miami Dolphin 1973 where he became almost preseason last summer, he had fullback at the age of 29. as well known for his reckless played In every game for seven Nottingham, known as the play on the special teams as he straight years. "human bowling ball," an- did for his running and blocking The Dolphins have four nounced Wednesday he Is from the fullback position. fullbacks on the roster, er, Includ- 0(34) 117-60i Is 134) 394.11111i T 3- Clark's Arm Ailing 2+2 ---- 2.50 Bov.inling Ball' Retires - TUCSON, Mix. (UP!) -The Hawaii Rainbows nipped Miami of Florida for the No. 1 spot In this week's college baseball ratings by the newspaper "Collegiate Baseball." 11* Rainbows, who will play an NCAA record 81 garnet thisseason, won 43of their flrd 46 gamesto move aheidof Miami by one point. Miami, 234, held the top position in the previous poll. Cal State-Fullerton, 211, was ranked third with New Orleans, 20.2, In the fourth spot. Rounding out the top 10 were Florida State, Oklahoma State, Mississippi State, Texas MM, UCLA and ISV. - -- iso .so 5.00 320 J. D. Brett 340 1 Q(34) 21- 00; P(6-3) 110.10; 1 I) 216.25. Time .1. 221 Eighth Race, 5.16. 8: 6 Lake Gun 10.00 9.50 4.40 2 Wright Haven 5.40 1.40 3 Sllckey Sue s.so (2-4) 43.60; P (6-2) 371 3)2.253.40. Time 31.90. .50: T (6-2Ninth Race, 5.16, D: 3 Mineola Irene 39.00 13.40 1.60 4 Dolls Prince 5.00 4.00 Hurricanes Now No. 2 OUTIIO WM Uventh Pace,5.16, C: 6 B. Lisa 3 True I mage LOS ANGELES (UP!) -American Soccer League commissioner and former NBA Star Bob Cousy will kick out the first bell of the itiP lesson Saturday nIght who the Los Angeles Bkyhawks face the Las Vegas Sesgvlla. Covey, a former bsckcosrt great for Boston Celtic,, will be accompanied by league president Joe Raymond and deputy commissioner Otto Radlch. v ' 1 Banjo Bill &00 (34) 15.10; P (3-4) 46.55; T 13-4. 11 50.20. Time 31.90. Sixth lace, 5-16. A: 3 Cot Cindy 1620 i.40 4.00 S Wright Affair 4.00 3.00 7 Legal Hassell 3.20 0(3-1)19.11: p (3-5) 56.40; 1 13-1 7): 1 ASL Opens Season en," be uidat that time.__ "I'm SHS Whips: net-geleg is play hard, I'm Ut SPIIADI $ A 7S.13 Oi'ø_. Fifth 3 Shelly Eckert ,css.WDt INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP!) -Eddie Delahouuaye, who won more races than any other jockey In the nation last year, has announced he will ride exclusively at Hollywood Park during its 774ay meeting that darts April 11. Delahoussaye, 27, a native of New Iberia, Li., captured his first national riding title in 1978 with 384 who. nine more than namer-up Darrel McHargue. O.bI. yer. I'm here to make a career for myself In baseball not In Bronco action, Tony getme traied or get me more Howell, 7. Anderson went the distance, To Win And 'HOlVe Fm Fun money." : Wilson's future with the Royals Is closely tied in with whether Charles Sur homered and Templeton retracted those can hit enough for them. Lad year, PIay1nth. outfield mostly Dennis Groseclose doubled to LOS ANGELES (UP!) - a great school with an Un- was Just not suited for statements after meeting with Seminole High posted Its 12th .,*r defensive purposes and pinch basebal.1 victor) in 17 gam6s team officials Wednesday. ames for Kansas Qty. He came to bat 198 tunes and finished up victory over Dine's Plus. style, Larry Brown made It gram." Wednesday night with a 7f2 for the money. was u ttIng.217 with 16 RBI and no homers. That Isn't enough to win a MILES very clear he had come to have UCLA athletic director J.D. for the money Iuwould In exhibition games played triumph over Lake Howl Still be job in the outfield. ?UNI.UP fan - and win. DRILLING Morgan would say only that coaching the Nuggets, living in Wednesday, it was Boston 15, behind the arm of Chris Giilmêr Al I H Al C H The only question about Wilson. a made-over hitter who began ___ The former coach of the Brown was given a "multi-year Chicago White Sox 5; Baltimore and the bat of Darr* from both sides two years ago, is whether he will hit.k*MN "1 S•i.ss t NBA's Denver Nuggets as. contract". Brown's new salary a beautiful house In Bow 2 IVelS , Toronto 2; Kansas City 4, Whitehead. ,,E,o question about his speed. 'I sinned the head basketball is $40,000 a year, less than half 010.)." $ WIIISS = ____ The win set the stage for la Cincinnati 2; Texas 4, AIIII 1" "He's the fasted man I've ever seen In a baseball uniform," Steps... coaching position at UCLA of what he earned as coach of I cwyy I I 1; Detroit 4, St. Loins 1; showdown for first place In te WIllie.. sys Royals coach Steve Boros. • Wednesday and wasted no time the Nuggets. $5 ve.wu Brown, a native of Brooklyn, Houston 1, Montreal 0; New Five Star Conference Frld4y McPudssp II lrswsslt Lmatyear, Wilsonstolell bsses and was flagged down 13 time. • In displaying his wit. IS a: IS' "I didn't want to return to pro N.Y., rings a 303-1 pro(es. York (NL) 9, Los Angeles 4; night at Sanford MemorI*l 1eue Jefferson, the Blue Jays' right-bander, Is the toughest II ISGSSI IS , "I'm kind of Intimidated by basketball," Brown said. "I ilonal record to , Los Angeles. PIttsburgh 5, Philadelphia 2; StadIum where Seminole aid tchsrforhimtostea1on.heaav&andJimSundhergaItI,e SIMM ass MWO" 130 the CrOPI&II, he told the 100 1-mveLod D, San Francisco 2; paCesetter Lake Brantley me*. '.I' " angarsthsto%hedcatdierforhlintobeat -- -reporters. "After coaching in ____ 122 Si-I MUSu and Minnesota 3, New York Seminole is 5.3 In loop pl4y ... Wilson became the center of Conttoversy In the final playoff j.,€. es 3i-i the ABA, this Is a bigger crowd (AL). The other games were while Brantley stands 5-2. with the Yankees last October after he opined than We played before in most ROTARY rained out. P00(1 :gwftha'lniJ.opthemiddie and moved to second onGeorge of ?. gt' LICK __ ____ I In highlights around the SIMINQt.iAIR s KOWILL AlN 'SI CINS? LINK $'sbozcertothsrigtgaIds.Withon.org,hetockoffforthjy Brown, known as a fierce Ds.1b. NN 311 S.SrnIIhi 411 Kipslbe 41$ II baseball camps, Cleveland . s. bfld seemed to have beaten Thurman Munson's throw to Graig tnnis.* ly 2 S 4 competitor and restless beacbpitcher Wssssss.i Wayne Garland, M. 1 J. 14101 1 11 a e Mcri 12 NattlesbdimpirelmiDiUvrocalWhImodandthM brusid out Wsusr oemerduring his l%4 years In Liab a.,Searties 3 I $11 Tbsss32 tempting a comeback after Mislisul to be the key play in a gems the Yankees won 2-1. , i, Operas 33 5I s' ' prc(eadonai coaching, said he s i i JiMses shoulder problems, fired five Nswrn.a III Maeej 1$ "I thought I was safe," Wilson says. "Altar I saw the replay, I kissli $11111 ,, tried Once to be a calm "ice. $55 3 5 III Sill scoreless hinhiga ... San FranQrurnea2 5 really $etUpNt.I didn't try toas0onp the wprs after he 1uIISV4.S "• SSS •' man" coach, but it just didn't rio-pus S)KAWSII M rs . 13 1 I cisco 1. S Manager Joe Altobelli 100.1111 I, work. made his call. I JiM walked off the field. Bat after looking at the "ISIS 3'yMerrsy N 140., 3 I anoosmeed Mike lyle would Ystels 27 e JellS s "I ha,. trouble sitting on the replay. I felt the wvtpr, won't bearing down gt Hal ' WW' IM the season atfirst base 1e.iesls bench, aoadng my legs and Mdli., the neat hitter, hit a fly ball to center that would've Z' los sof X1 with veteran Willis Mccov.y on brov& in the run for " looking cool," he laughed. "I the bench ... the Red Box we went to the University of North That's water ador the bridge, though. R104 now, Wilson Is back In an explosive groovs, Lyman Beats Carolina, Coach Frank Iconceudanwbathe has todhisseuaori.Ifa.doesnhIt, he ____ scoring seven runs in the McGdn recruited my mom w has çtienoleft andh.mUIdo back to Triple A where h,hIj .181 second 'n' end getting a S eminole Girls' Hutsell. I went there. He slat there very -. homer from Jim Rice In their calmly but some amang win ..: Baltimore free agent it The Seminole High gi Is 1OiMGETOFOE-ICE - byanMar NonH ifS Steve Stone pitched Mi strong i.sn learn was dropped rj Brown riMiorIFeb. 1 as 'ith and tOOkil "IY Lyman Wednesday, 74, is heed coach of the Nuggets in A44RBQ/R 4l4f Stewart extended his spring Cheryl Peters led the what __. was described as hilo. vlctIy Ô'W RI$U4A e,.caq .45 , .___._. - -.. 11J%s1a â,4,i. 5,. h..1..... --•1 w 17 Has wu two La. I IJ1Tlfl _ n. Gary elm TRAVEL a I crafted a no- reelgoed from UCLA lad week 1 . I hift Night ii,the saw a twa-year Mild as head PLIES OP POLYISTIR PLUSI Altamonte Heights Little _ .C',flJriuI 2 STRONG FIBERGLASS BILTI coach. ,i VP YW League, pacing Parr Iseurance at UCLA In a yet-to-b.- i An guy Rids iii Isw I is a4i m)er logo victory eenoimcsd ian I ks Lug MileS. I of's Jewelers. UCLA, which won iS NCAA IUOADC*JT QUALITY d 12 bsttors and championships H" h oo In 12 years . 44PY . GARDIN did od WO UFM b bb d& wider Coach Joba Wooden, . 'eepece.Toagh4wk h't rcbd the NCAA's Jukusa scattered Pinal F in the pest three ^WWI -. 26 ibiffid ii, , hits ad leg si 13 Alum t 11W Is a peat ITIM for walli;ing M. y' a j1 1 Jays lead me," sw add. "I hap. In the 3VJ wgv ..aas fatir. uc& as with •1 .y lb. w fielft th. I am,' Ib.* I'd have Ding Din , Mark an ippsst y Me this. T is its c ow / ad ern CIS13 P71.14 N71.14 UN$Pt. O jg Delahoiuuayo Wóifs' j I LOS ANGELES (UP!) - Frankie Baltazar, the No. 6 rated Junior lightweight in the world, squares off against Mexico's Frank Ahumada tonight in a scheduled 10-round bout at the Olympic Auditorium. Baltazar, of La Puente, Calif., has a 19.1 record with 14 knockouts. He was listed a 96 favorite. He will be making his first start since Nov. 9 when be suffered a hand injury in knocking out Jaime Nava in five rounds. Baltazar has won his last 17 f15t45 and has knocked out his last 12 opponents. Ahumada, 25-7 with 15 knockouts, has lost two 10-round decisions to unbeaten featherweight contender Ruben Castillo. Wednesday's Results T; (4-I196.50 4 0 (4$) $1.20. P ( 4-0) Washington 127. New Jersey 21 59 5.60. 105 EleventhGame Philadelphia ill, Chicago 91 1 20 6 70 360 bSanti Isidro Denver 115, Detroit 110 - 920 . 160 SAranoGasti II Milwaukee 135, Boston Ill 380 3 Domingo BadiOta Indiana 125, Houston 121 -: 20 - 1(4-S P (4-5) 0(1-5) San Antonio 127, New Orles • 3) 56030. Twellth Game 72.20 960 560 94 Ptfli* it? Los Angeles 106 7 Mutila Gondra Golden State I32 KanSaS City 3.80 2 Said Diaga 40 177 (of) • -: lOtCar Enrique Ill, New York 105 Q(2•7) 31.20; P(7-2) 161.1- T 172. Seattle Today's Games 1)174.40. Portland at Cleveland A- 2.553; Handle 5I 0943 Kansas City at San Diego .io ' ' Bait azar Meets Ahumada 9' Trips 15.1 TAMPA- Jesus and Gorormo played their best In thoroughly whipping partido opponents Elorrio and Lace, 15-1, Wednesday night at the Tampa Jai-Alal fronton, earning the right to advance to Miami Saturday night for the opener of the bed-of-five tournament of champions. After losing the first point, Jesus and Garonno won the next 15 points to shock a pod-midnight audience of ON fans. "We have played together In Spain many timesperhaps 10 times a year for 10 years for 10 years-but this was the bed we have played," admitted Jesus to half a dosen newsmen after the victory, which could lead to a $5,000 per man paycheck. The Tampa-Miami partido returns to Tampa Wednesday night for game two. PIkM$ ' No Contest: Jesus, Goronno Breeze By H Milex 6My Name's Scott First Game 4.50 5 00 Sixth Game WII-IVI 2Domingo.Prdera 11.00 4.60 7.60 SDoran Arca 14.00 5.40 3.80 0(5-6)24.20; P (5-5) 71.20; T (5.4. 3 Sara Badiola 5.20 1.10 8 Sanhi-Pecina 660 3.10 1) $09.60. Time 44. 5. SGaldos-Peclna 3.00 1Domingo Gash II 3.40 SANFORDONLANDO Tenth Race,S-16,A: 02-31 35.00; P (2-3-5) 250.00. Q(5-$)35.5O;P(s-S) 171,60;T( 54WEDNESDAY MATINEE 2 Drif's Fast 5.60 5.60 4.20 Second Game I) 596.00. First lace, 1.15,0: 4 Steam Train 4 Victor-DiagaIl 12.00 6,40 4.00 5.40 3.60 Seventh Game I Boston Mandy 5.10 5.60 4.20 1 Confirmed 1 DomingoFernan 1.10 3.60 1 Said Urquize 2.80 15.10 1010 12.80 1 Hello Hello 11.00 5.20 (2-4) 11.20; P (2.4) 41.90; 1 (2.4. 3 Sara Gerardo 2.80 4 Zubi Gasti II 5.20 3.50 S Tally Jessie 610 1) $260 Time 31.42. 0(1-4) 57.50; P (4-I) 90.60; 1 (4-1- 1 Vicandi Paco 1.00 0 (14) 16.40; T ( 6 1 5) 1,053.50. Eleventh Race, 1-16.1: 5) 295.40; DD (2.4) 104.00. 0(4-7)46.00; P (7.4) 159.90; 1(7.4. Time 31.11. 4 Bonapeal Third Game 16.00 6.60 5.60 1)261.40. Secend Race. s.16.C: 3 Jean's Nate lPaco 4.60 4.20 12.80 7.20 7.60 Eighth Game I B. Policed 7.20 6.20 3.10 6 Dee's Delight 5,20 2Vicandi 3.60 3.50 ôApraizUrquiza 16.20 11.00 5.20 S Diannas Stroke 760 3.80 0(34) $ .50; P (4-3) 96.30; T 1 4.3. 7 Rodolfo 6.10 2 IsasaRodolfo 1.00 5.60 6 Drif 1 Boast 5.70 6)921.60. Time 31.42. 0 (2-Ip 21.60; P (4-2) 107.10; T 14-2- 3 Beido Badiola 4.80 Q (S-I) 26.70; P (6-5) 72.00; 1 (6- 3. 7)190.60. Twelfth Race 'i C0(2-5)46.30; P (6-2) 112.20; 1(5.2. 0654.75: DD ($1) 50.00. Time 31.17. 2 Forebode Fourth Game 20 2.60 3) 445.10. Third Race. 1-16, M: $ Beauty Aid IRamon-Pradera 7.60 420 3.60 5.80 3.00 Ninth Game S Gypsy Ben 11.70 7.00 400 3 Circus City Anne 3.80 lVictor.Gasti II 10.40 5.20 ISaid 26.00 7.20 1.20 2 Chips B 15.20 9.00 Cl (2- 8) $510; P (2-I) 271.20- 1 13.5. 3 Duran.Mandjola 7.00 1 Hernan 5.00 1.50 1 Wahoo Profit 5.40 3) 32750 Time 3932. 0(4-7) 32.60: P (44) 96.90; T 1 4.7- lMutihla 1.20 0 (2.5) 95.50; P (5-7) 260.40; T ($2. A - 261 Handle $225540 3) 916.00. 0(1-4)45.30; P (4-1) 115.40; T (4-11)711.50. Time 31.90. Fifth Game 7) 411.40. Fourth Pact, S.16,D: ilsasa-Gondra 9.00 1.10 5.00 Tenth Game $ Chantell 16.20 6.60 3.40 6Oashi Rodolfo 9.40 1.20 IVicandi Rodolfo 19.00 5.60 6.80 3 Misty Green 7.00 3.00 DAYTONA BEACH 3 MutillaWally 0(1-5) $1.60; P (I - 8 Beide Olano 8.20 6.10 I Ore River 250 WEDNESDAY NIGHT 5)137.10; 1 (1-5-3) 401.60. 2Santi Enrique 6.00 Q(3-$)46.40;p(s3) 115.75:1(641) 254.05. Time 31.76. Dog Racing *NATIONWIDE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE LIMITED WARRANTY All Goodyear service is watrand for at least 90 days or 3.000 miles, whichever comes first - many servicis, much longer. If warranty service is over to. quired, go to the Goodyear Service JustSay Store where Uii original work was per. formed, and we'll lii it, tree. It. however, youre more than 50 miles from the origInal store, go to any of Goodyear's 1500 Service Stores nationwide. Use any of these 7 otser says to buy Our Man 0 Master ChM$s VlsI • Aaerlcan tapress Card I Cats lianche C Diests Club S Cash 05. Cisteser, 0101 '010r95 V I V ft Berth Amarles Beceer Laagus te Ba ar 0 aMarrsd I. Vest 'julidels . year bat F, which heMs Ba's r 81-1 $sirtd to lilA. --.--• -..- hd erarsvaTIsul-su.lsee IS Jim Hemphill, Manager SANFOUD 555 VI. First Street 3222621 Mon-Fri. 5.4, Sal. S-S 9 -- �S • • - . . . - ,March2, 11, Hera M, Sanford, Fl. - y____ • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ti Mrs. Woodrow W. Clark wrote and presented a • . resolution at the March ". meeting of the Woman's ' Club of Sanford. The resolution, signed by , -, members, was adopted by ._.' ' .. _ the club and sent to -. President Carter with • copies to Senators Henry . • • • .•. Jackson, Richard Stone ' I and Lawton Chiles. I / I The club challenges and I • / invites all area clubsto join / and support them In this • / project. For information, / call Mrs. Clark, 3-2024. , / . ,-• The resolution is as I follows: . '•• '' L Urging Government to f increase production of oil ' S and natural gas in the . ' United States and purchase from Non-OPEC countries. a so Whereas; The od em. bargo of 1973 curtafled the use of oil in this country and resulted in continuing price increases. Whereas; Continued .•j ',. , •,',.. price Increases have resulted in hardships ; MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM HENRY MAYO peoples in the world and greatly add to inflation. The bridegroom was commander, he Is now a born in Chicago and has manufacturer's repres. lived in various parts of the entative with Gra-Nar Inc., Hort iculture world. A retired navy Orlando. . 10-in-l"' WRENCH Synthetic LAWN TURF For faucet, vanity, sink and toilet installation. No. QEW 100. Ideal for patios, family rooms, boat decks. Resists mildew, chemicals, weather and Insects. 6' and 12' widths. No. 12401. - 199 daughter of the bridegroom from Orlando, and the following wives of Shrine officers: Mrs. Dale Morrison of DeBary; MIS. Ernie Cowley of Sanford; and Mrs. Stan Rockey of Sanford. RoYSeCkinger, president of the Sanford Shrine Club, was the best man. Groomsmen were the following Shrine Club officers: Dale Morrison, Ernie Cowley and Stan Rockey. A reception followed at the Shrine Club. After a wedding trip to points of interest in Florida, the newlywedo are making their home at 1508 Car&w St., Longwood. The bride was bom in Manhattan, N.Y., and lived most of her life in Long Island, N.Y. She came to *ida Florida 1972. She is aecretaty.boglceeper for the State of Florida Health and Rehabilitation Services, Caueiberry. I Each Reg. Price (each) .................................. ...2.98 SPRAYENAMEL ., ftAywo Bright colors for interior or exterior use on wood, FOAM WEATHERSTRIP RAVAC. metal or plastics. BATTERIES 11 fl. OZ. Scotty"s 7QCan ooft Generalpurpose batteries. 1.5volts. !I Reg.Price(can)............. 1.27 ' \ 1x2x 8" Pressure Treated ' 59 Roll White, all-purpose self-adhe.J]Js foam stripping. Just peel off backing and press on. No. 202. 3/16" x318" x 17' roll. Reg. Price (sq.yd.) .................. 37 Reg. Price (ro//) .......................... 95 Gilman&& L ..aa iwbBlIh ef I ur 59 C and D Sizes Each Chemically treated to resist wood destroying insects and rot. Ideal for furring on block walls. 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PRIESQOODTHRUAPIL5 Picos quoted In this ad are baud on I customers picking-up merchandiss at our I. stars. Delivery Is avalisbis for a small charge. SANFORD 700 French Avenue Phe I Management 'sooty.s the right to limit solo merchindIss. L"'s '° P 2899 $ That • • White or Slack Pelent O.ORDINATED NANDSAGI •® 323=4700. •' , • 7:30-S,00 Monday thwSatuidsy •.• Clos.dlundiv • C 217 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD PH. 322-5681 Co 14STERINSIA 10tr or, on parade at mar y/ezther's BegInning April 25, SemInole Community College (SCC) will offer occupational training for persons desiring to enter Hortleulttp fI.11 --.- ir- ---5'.. - Soft pastel Easter egg color prints • r • '$ nn Ikt •- "i -.-.. U. - • b"' . -: • - ',.' ' - miracle fabrics Rll' • --' uv .Y sleeves, short sleeves, •. -• . cap sleeves and - v:: \. • sleeveless styles. I .;'.. ' • . ./. ...and don't '•' ' . . overlook our 4. Spring hand collection bag Collins! - flL'AD SWDI Aflfl 7%i. ";U% WUS read person (after I the of course), the letter from' TIRED Principles and practices for but I doubt If they would be PARENTS and handed it to me entry-level employment will good enough. without 4Pment. These You see, I'm 72 years old. Include common coincias tired of s. have had a gall-bladder for nursery work, such as plant Potting tbafç $ d W yearopsrMlcm, two heart attacks identification, growth old sons, who were iaxy goofand put drops in my requirements, soil and media for-nothings and always In mixes, plant reproduction, eyes regularly for glaucoma some kind of frouble. fertilization, plant I wonder who would want , my What a contrad to our an and eyeat And since the rat of me who has always been In. always aclal. in very good shape either, merchandising plants. dependent and highly Inckleota]1y, ow son a would1tb, worth the trouble to motivated. He worked his way homosexual. We don't an- donate any of my Practical applications through college and has a deratand why he this way. We organ bank you wrote about? designed to enhance the bachelor's degree and master's were hurt and upset when he You may print this because training include campus land__ from One ofthe top w3jversfts, told us. But we have never I'm sure other people want iuig, greenhouse projects and community coordinated We helped him a little his first stopped loving him, and we feel know the answer too; landscaping. year; from his sophomore year It would be ungrateful to ay'es ther 's ALLUSEDUP onhe never ukedfor aeg. complain or pray that things 200 N. PARK, SANFORD IN H1BBING, MINN.Classes will be held during now has a very revonsibIe were different. The Lord sent us PH. 322-2313 the day April through August DEAR ALL: Organ. that Position with another fine a wonderful son who is 'a joy in wilvirafty and a bright Mum our old age," and we feel truly not iidtabie for transplants are 3m the Horticulture lab. Cost of Useful for research and the course is $2.50. You could not find a more bleuW. thoughtful son. He always PROUD PARENTS teachIng, so please don't hesitate to register with The remembers our birthdays and DEAR PROUD: And anniversary. On Mother's Day is ahi truly blessed to have Living Bank, Box $725, 'tIF "I and Father's Day healways such uarstaaig psrests. Houston, Texas 77111. calls AND aside a present DEAR ABBY: I would like to ON Though he is nearly , he has donate my eyes and kidneys AR CHECK DE ABBY: I want to share never miseed a Christmas at and any other parts of my body PAR&CS THESE something with you that bm@ With UL His 9WS we that would be of we to a uv= uuinera me. M brother and six i I• U W other guys were drinking at a ENTIRE STOCK OF OUR 12" & I' QUAI flY INURE STOCK friend's house. They were all on s,jMWj NT' the basketball team at the am. SIMPLICITY DOUBLE KNlTSi1' The rule of the team is that no 60' WIDE * QUALITY 1st BOTTOM PATTERNS ALL player Is allowed to drink. owvu. -,ULIO& FANCY Well. the coach tleard about it OFF WEIGHTS and got all the guys together 5O GAUZE vu $159 ILIY , II1IM4M and asked them flat out It they SP()it7RIAft y • tOItSI'RIN(; had been drinking. Two NEW IP?.ffNT' -J 98 Vt) VAtUP EASY CARE • ' "brave" guys admitted ft. The M. IVYL(W EYELET others lied. NO Pt'RFIVIVLSUR I always thought honesty was QIANAO$249 .,"). EMBROIDERY° PRINTS • SOLIDS 4CLUSJVEOFORNIMFN rATION" 4V KIN the best policy, but I've 88c Axt '°"°' 'Gg WASJI changed my mind. The 6 F'STIN VELLUX • THERMO- WEAVE guys who told the truth got kicked off the team. The ones SHEER NATURAL who Had are dill on It. UPHOLSTERY I RTAINS MACHINE WASHABLE I no longer believe It pays to .iAl sr n.ssr CCVGNS i TWEEDS I 'TWINS be honest. This incident proved UEAUTIFUL WOO() 72 $OO 'FUUS roxt- ruiis'it LONG IL ONG 'QUEENS C 0cE W%3 LACH DISGUSTED WITH LII'E ILONG PAML LONG PAML WIM UNHEMMED. IRREGULARS DEAR DISGUSTED: The guys who were kicked elf the s*ve nm team were pusished for DEPT STORES -fur, breáligthsrahs,aslfersoU 50T1 FaAls 1100 lug the truth. Eviryose uses live with Ws ewe ce.dác., OW the tws who were boast PEED m scored muck kighee Is edt. ___ 000 LENGTH? LENGTH is se uxau.x my esteem thea this, who lied, ALTERATIONS.,. rsSTrwoau,sy FREE! D,s' his.. the coach, He SELF.LINED • FIRST QUAliTY CLOSE (Uts bed is stick by a. rules, hut " ANTIQUE SATIN OPEN WEAVE CASEMENT - '5................. mrs ho aPprecIates a. 7r1r ••.•...•. 625" 'U $349,. I hiscMyelastw, who ci.e-4$ tossed thi (1'S bit he ____ $13I0.s ,....,,,,,s",, r-hu1aIip thou. 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Training - _________ _____ ___ Whereas; The EnergyResolved; That the Secretary is concentrating Woman's Club of Sanford, merely on InCreasing the Florida go on record price of gasoline to 11 or requesting the United more per gallon. States to Whereas; The Alaskan I. Increase production of pipeline was an extremely oil and natural gas in this expensive project which Country. has resulted in no relief for 2. Build a pipeline from the oil shortage in the Southern California to United States, and a Texas In order to transport pipeline from Southern Alaskan oil for use in all of California to Texas would the United States. alleviate some of the 3. Purchase oil and natural shortage. gas from Mexico, thus Whereas; OPEC couneliminating our depentries will continue to raise dence on OPEC Countries prices. 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No. Shoe - 318" *5/8" *8 ..... 890 5320-ISP, Ivory or No. Inside Coiner 5320-SP, Brown. 5/16"*7/8"x8 .......... 990 Each ............740 stop 3l81 x 1%1 x 7 ...... l.l9 T000LESWITCH E iAfl* 1105115 1\ 11 ff. oz. cartridge (ea.) ...... 59C Georgi&ftific Kraft lockod Club __ - •-- - Women Invite Clubs To Join Oil Project YMayo I -: • .---• •• - ---- - Thursday, March,17-)5 Malley, Li - - - - ,.-••-•' •-- • - P° - 9W e-i r. - g,- You wait a formal diirth 11 or a sànpls do-yaw. own-thing ceremony, get *by's new boo" "110w to HM a Lovely Wsdesj' Send __ (a II and a bug, u'aupid colds) aaddeussd mrikps _ to Aft 113 ty Biwily Hills, Calif. 11112. QAM BACKS - $549 PAR r.si- $(49 PUS DISCOUNT BRICS OPEN WEAVE CASEMENTS er,es----- , 5" I 7r&4- --------- '24" . --$9,, w,oj........... ersr..,.,, i". I '- sc-- ---------P*no *-...- $295,4..., I 144"tiI4- ---- --,,,,, 8 , w V, '29".. IS4-. 114-hI. *4-$1. $4 N. . UNFM ZAYSI PLAZA AT AIiPOT ILVO. �I, -EVenIBS Hen ld,ganf,,d Fl. Thursday,Ma Itch 2,17 ______________________________ --, i,%§;4 Legal -- TV HIGHLIGHTS ____________________________________ __ while attempting an unda' hr trick. (R) BARNEY MILLER After being bitten by a dog, Wojo faces the prospect of rabies EVENING a un1es&,tie.cg. come his fear of needles. (R) •WORLD "The Chinese Way" The Bamboo Curtain recently patted wide enough to provide a glimpse of the remarkable way China sup. meen NEWS EARTh,SEAANO$lcv 6:30 c2)IN.CNEWS (FQ.C58 NEWS ABCNEWS LAM.SEA AM SKY I (4) MARY TYLER MOM Lou suffers an acute case of ex-glrttrlend, whom he is Still fond of. arrives at Mary's party with a male companion. TNE w, FACE TO FACE MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) 107$ RHYThM AND BLUES AWARDS An en tertainment extravaganza featuring the year's top II & B artists Stars Donna Summer, Al Green, Dionne Warwicke, Lou Rawls. Roberta Flack and Aretha Franklin. (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0MATCH 1100,000 TUNE 800 THE CHISHOLMS HARPJS AND COMPANY A EDUCATIONAL PRO- opup 12:30 (2) NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORnow 0 bra and critics discuss recurrent themes In Western movies. (R) O ALL MYCHILDREN NEWS Guest: Peter Ustinov. (Patt2of 2) (2)TON$OHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Roy CIask, Erma lofnbeck, Charlie Callas. OSTARIKY & HUTCH 30 GENERAL 3:30 ECTPJ000MPANY 4:00 (2)EMEROEJ4CYONFJ •SUNRISI$EME8TER M . -. •S'ITCHED 0 MIRV GRIFFIN all municipal services will be available to the area to be annexed on the effective date of this Ordi. riance. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA: SECTION 1 ANNEXATION AND ZONING That the City of Casselbeny, Florida, does herewith (2) CAROL BURNETT and hereby annex and designate zo. ning of a certain tract of land lying In Seminole County, Florida, and more particularly described as HOGIROES 4:30 (FMIKEDO(JGI.AS 0 SESAME STREET -__9:47 _________ M4SARD I ____ '' ____ I23-t153 LAST NITS StAlIN. O73. Creative Expressions CaIIJO-An,323.1$i3, Cam êCjId ____________________ Baby Sitting in my home. Longwood area. Days only. Ph. SAYS USE AAA FLORAL DESIGNER 912 Must be experienced. Apply in person ONLY. 2652 Fairway Plaza. Auditors, Waitresses I Cooks. all positions require experience. Apply In person Days Inn, Sanford. CETA UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT, THE FOLLOWING POSITION IS AVAILABLE WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS POSITION, APPLICANTS MUST BE A RESIDENT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY AND MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA. WHICH INCLUDES UNEMPLOYED 10 OUT o THE 12 WEEKS IMMEDIATE. LY PRIOR TO APPL.I. CATION; UNEMPLOYED AT THE TIME OF APPt.ICA1'ION, AND MEET THE LOWER LIVING STANDARD FOR FAMILY INCOME, OR ON AFDC. BUS DRIVER Driver will be responsible or transporting seniorvoiunfeers,o assigned stations, checking to assure vehicle is in Operating condItion; assignments at the office and the delivery of items along assigned routes. Cfiavffour's License. interest In elderly people, knowledge ___________________ Hwy 44 Vest of Leesburg. ' - - - (1) him - 5 j6CM - - __ _____ ___ NEWS S Ill TODAY 0000 MORNING AMEN- ow,uezs. wee' ANTs Pal. ___ ORAMMINS S. RT1VRNT LOUNGE OvURLOOK THE RUNWAYS PSI. ni.i SANPISO IANFORDAIITIIM$IS*--- S - • 1-1 . - SUNDAY SIUNCH - M T. . .1104% S :. S& :.' ow ft TOM "It *i've. CO lit CaI.TesW. •' 1. 4•.m.TMCteSIN DEAF? SINE • 351 1 S : WIDE TV I ~j L ,. ; 1010111MI11141011GIC1110111111111`116L Florida a"" W4 W* Charier W4 or- UNIIJIT CITIM dl63ee&ee ___ IAPNW S NY will coast. W" IlilikiS March 7L29, AprU Lit, ___________ ._ CRY , ' No Clwk of at Cl?ymemiy $15 pripislinS *1 the PhoNIES NJ Y' .1 Y5U U1enVWawi. . I -_-- This 2 OR home with w-w C. is Ideal for retirees ors starting couple. Also features a large corner lot. Unfurnished _41OUSIs -- $23,900. FOR RENT °°" Moves 323.2920 Want to live in the country? We have some beautiful building I SR. Pouted Yetd. large Lite IIreptais. Ides? sea SSS, .. - sites In several locations. Call for prices and terms. citizen. No pats $155 me., Itis ilCuf'ity deposIt. 222 W. l9ni St..A 323-3430 after S. REALTY OF SANFORD ALL FLORIDA 33-Ho,es Furishsd 2544S. French Ave. -___332'1,333.7h73,322.0h19_ MAYFAIR on a quiet Street this 3112½ bath home Is with in walking distance f downtow n, has fireplace, Custom drapes, screened patio, underground Winkler system I man y other extras. $44,100. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 BR, 2 bath, Con. N.A. carpet LEISURE WORLD- 5365.00monpi, SANFORD : Lviii carpetIng I drapes, stereo speakers In callings, C-AIH, make this 2or3lR home as cozy as a Kitten. Add, to this hugs property surrounded by a 1 ff . brick wall for your privacy $31,500 with a home protection Sroker-322-64p. Sanford, Fl., 32771. Equal Op. porhnijty Employer. Pi1fl. NOW $39,000 This 3 BR, 2 bath home with Crooned pool has been reduced In price this week. Its a lovely well kept home with large rooms. Why not let this new 'price be your gain? Call for us for details. _____ __________________________________ _______________________ ___________________ OFFICE SPACE UPSTAIRS. DOWNTOWN WE'VE EXPANDED New office In Lake Mary now open. Currently Interview ng experienced I newly licensed agents for 2 offices We pledge ourselves to yOur being cowl Contlnvius training I guidance. Join a P1 of 3221354 _______________________ i - 4).4 - ___________________ HALTY WORLD W, Garnet? WhIte Rag. Reel Estate Irekar (10)))) The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2431 , S. French (1792) Sanford 3233324 TheBuyersAreLoClIlnO WeNIedLlstingsI During Mardi We Will List And $ell Your Home p PorA 5%salesi!ee S IN YOU ANN war"Whabsomma"W"W ad file your __ dolleasse erw ff 011111111111, :0 - - P HING • Aithor N. Suck.ah. Jr CholcWC*lNCegst Ospidyclait •ewLk,ry .. S - Jan. in Feb. . ALAU ----- S irk. is 4r. 1111 SUPER 3 BR, 1 bath home In DreamwoId with dining area, nice LR, 19. scr. patio all on a lovely fenced loll BPP WARRANTED. Only $27,3001 JUST LISTED. Neat 3 BR. 1 bath home in Bel Aire on shaded loll Newly painted, eat-In kit., fenced rear yard I Much Moral Only 523,9001 ...-, , a I &I 10 a 0 a I 4 S .. ..,• 1 • • ONE OF A KIND. 3 OR, 1 bath home in Winter Springil W-w carpet, C-H&A, Fla. Rm., dining area. Many Extrasl Good neighborhoodt BPP WARRANTED. OVERSIZED LOT ON SMALL LAKE IN BEST PART OF OVIEDO. $15,000. 111IIU4 LTU*TUU Only $335001 COZY 3 BR, 1 bath home In Bet AIre w.w carpet, range I refg., partially fenced, large yardi Excellent ccnd.I A Buy for $22,0001 FANTASTIC 3BR, 1 bath home in Suniand with dining area, carpet, spacious backyard I Much Morel Perfect for newlyweds or retired couplel Nice Iocaticnl BPP WARRANTED. Only 521,5001 - K(AL ES'1)TE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I 'JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 rn-usi % BROKER yrs. old. $30900. DeLand 668-8335 Heating, 3 BR, 1½ B. Large family Rm. Idining rm. Completely remodeled kitchen, landscaped. Warranted. $26,100. qualified buyer. $30,000 to $11.10. Low down payments. BUILDER. 333-nil 'COUNTRY-location yet minutes SPARKLING clean 2 Bill, 1 b, FR, well landscaped, bk yd fenced. $33.00. MAYFAIR older 3 BR, 1½ b home with many unique features. to tans., lovely grounds. W.M. CANAL FRONT lovely 3 ON, 2 b home, sundeck, boat house, fishlnq doct Canal leeds to St. Johos River. 09.000. Harold Mdl Isolty IAC.REALTOR, MIS 3235774 Day or Night Prowty NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY- 3.5 Acres tracts, fantastic view, overlooking valleys. This tract would make a dandy mini farm. Has a large log barn, also has Wing and even has a creek that runs thru property. Borders a paved highway. A steal at only $$500.09, Good terms. $3100.00 down, assume loan. -_ 42-hiW11 Mountain cabin approximately 1 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 cornplated. Large deck overlooking mtns. You can live in It while you finish it up. S miles from Murpiiy. 122.310.00. $S.000.000 down assume loan. Homes See our beautiful new BARRINGTON w-lap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES New 23$ Homes, 4 oct. interest to 45.A-40 of Stats LAKE FRONT 20 acres w-over 300' on lake in Deltona. $45,000. One of Sanford's most popular breakfast 5. lunch restaurants. 3552 Orlando Dr. 323.3200 VAI PHA Financing 173 Concord Deluxe Mobile Home 12*40, 2 II, 1% baths. Excellent Cond. 24159* 2.7 Acres located on large stream, real good access. About 1 acre garden area or pasture. Plenty of room to build 3 or 1 houses. 'Lays gentle. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty ' of privacy. $5550.00, $1,500.00 down VERY NICE 3 BR, Wit BATH MOBILE HOME WITH CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT, OVER SIZED LIVING ROOM ON NICELY WOODED i5O'xiSO' LOT. NEAR MULLET LAKE EAST OF SANFORD. 52,00 DOWN SELLER FINANCING. Payment. Plenty of wild game and good fishing in this area. These are a few Of over 2000 listings. We have all types of SEIGLER REALTY Property listed from $100. per acre and up. We have small tracts, we also have several cabins, hous, old farms, etc. write or call for free listing brochure. You can call free of charge by dialing 11143s7431. Write or cell today. BROKER Sanford 3214640 Orlando 327.1577 DsLand 661-5335 CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N.C. SINS I I - ' __L___ F-I -, • -. • - -. . - .• ••. Realtor, 30363516961 $305026. Eve & wkends 504.734$O'.4 Fri. I Sat. 9 t S 521 Plumose Dr., Sanford Call 322-1624; 3224160 , ' ' 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fl.. 32771 57-Sports Equipment ..For Toyota. Datsun. Etc. only $116 bat due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. fOl" $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 531-1714 dayor night. Free home trial, no obligation. S pc. 11 suit, new, $339: S Pic. LR new $39; Loveseat $44.95 I up; 7 pc dinettes $0.95 I up; Ref. $501up; El. stove $401, up; full size draperies $10 I up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE t4-3ISE.F Wit St. 323.5452 _ , 55 62-t.awn.Garden AFRICAN VIOLETS 3229141 The Greenhouse Eves after 61 weekends U--Equipment br Rent Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 323-7310. MOVING NORTH EVERYTHING MUST GO ON SALE- NEW twin site box Wings 1. mattress 133.95 ea. pc.: NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $3, Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322-5731. 52-Appliances KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-001 53-TV- RadlStemo Good Used Televisions. 12$ am up. Miller's 2519 Orlando Dr. 3310252 SS• 1603 (Dealer). it Rent Our Rinsinvac RT DO THE J013 " CARROLL'S FURNITURE 323.5151 65-Pets-Supplies - nimm Central Heat lAir Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 C8sh 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sill, the finest in used furniture, Retrig., stoves, tools DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. ikes Drywall- Drywall work, spraying, remodeling & floor covering. Free Est. 3221641. JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Andy's Remodeling Service neral Building & Remodeling 36S6334 .. inst. Comm. &Res. 322 0205. sonK Beauty We Is WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. ftie Selvage. 332.1771 Home Improvements Air Conti. a. Heating rOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook $19 E. 1st St., 322 5717 job too large or small. Con pbete lawn service. Fred. estimate. 3231811; Landscapint, & spraying 3238019 call anytime.; ib o Ceramiclil. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671.7617 I. mi Lawn Service 'essmeking For Sale Large Antique Sofa In Gold Velvet; Other Antiques I. Mowg General Landscaping, RogI specialists, top soil I fill dirt lawn maint. & tree trlmminq Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery _3232941 333.0707 Light Hauling Phone 3237193 Electrical ________________ 72-Auction Curley Burfield Electrical Maintenance repair Yard Debris, Trash Appliances Misc. (LOCAL) 319 5371 Auction Saturdays 7p.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 127 Consignments Welcome Kelloggs Auction Sales 3237050 JOHNNY'S BACK Piney-Woods Auction Every Saturday at 7 p.m. located on SR 415, 1$ 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 mdse: at 30 pct. 322-3270. $305322 011 11, Painting Glass IScrein % 4 110 Screen-porches, pool encl. , wds. All type re- glazing & wd. install. No DANNY'S PAINTING 6. Interior. Exterior House PaIntln 0 LIcensedIniured Bondet, .Fiie Est, Mr. Taylor 322554.5. FREE Estimates. (305) 3229160 Gmon1iga.Sc.r, ng - Inter br 5. Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free 1st. 3220545 APi IMAL HAVEN dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Heated inneis. 3221152. Plumbing Service ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cdi, 373 0171; 322.4401 Small home repairs. Remodeling I Pan. Roofing repair. Free Est. 3331343-331-0715 Remodeling. rp*ired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. addItions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free est. 3335214. CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING IREPAIR S.G.IALI$TIA$SOC. 322546$ PressUre Cleaning ______________________________ Brown's Pressure Cleaning-MU, dew removal houses & roofs, mobile homes. Trucks washed. Economy rates. 534953$. I Man, quality operation S yrs. isp. Patios. Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 337.1321 ____________________ Tiss Service Concrete Work: steps, patios TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed I In. staed. FREE ut. $43-1147. Sm. or Lg. Free 1st. Call Mr. Taylor, 3fl.0 _______ PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS 323-0119 attar $:30 Fret get. W011160111 - INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas 5, GELDING SERVICE all types Celiulese. Lowest prices. Call of welding, your place or ours. - 3210529 or 504734470S c9llect. I 3336440. •SSSS 'DIAL i ________________________ Hon. lmpwomws $sioon5Ifot,Mdur Tom .jno,$hjn. S_ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 75 models. Call 339 9100 or 831 321-0144 - 51-Household Goods - I Steam Clean Your Own Carpet 61 Wanted to Buy Beds double hotel, 130 set. 1495 AC I weekends. 295.3157. 54" round solid oak table, w2 leaves I pads, $200 or offer. 322. '334. 1974 MATADOR CPE. FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323.7550 Pit Bull pups, extra large, $75 I $100. Call after 4 P.M. & Boots, Shoes I Work Clothes ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0 Sanford Ave. 322.3791 2295 AC )AYTONA AUTO AUCTION .4wy. 92, I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday S. Saturday at 1:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price Call 901 255 $311 for further details Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn. plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Bail's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322.2235 KuIp Decorators Since 1937 109W. 1st. 322.3335 Moped $120 as is 203 S. Holly Ave 80-Autos for Sale $ HORNET 4 DR. 1975 322.7537 Nylon pile cushion carpet. $6.30 yd. Installed. NALTY I AUCTiON CO, NC, SEOKR !0.x13Loowood,FIáWo _J_ 323 7513 Shepherd Pups, Reasonable Call aft. $-i wits. old 3239136 351143 SS For small truck : 2295 ST 0. TRANS. Truck topper, 2 mos. old Wymore Rd., Altamonte. $4495 1977 GREMLIN 212 Colonial Way PACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. 5$ Scott Reagan 322.5177 BALDWIN GRAND 67" We have- a Singer Future sewing mach. Sold new for $650 was Christmas there was 4-SPEED For Sale: Camper fop WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, LIc. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. 4-0 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 1977 SCOUT P-U TRK. I 79-Trucks-Trailers 59-Wssical Morctndise FO Womistn or coio Srociiu, flU ORLANDO PRIYI-MNPUEP.. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 or 323 1110 8. Sold $627153 NEW CAR TRADE-INS 55-Boats & Accessories ROBSON MARINE •: 1968 Chevelle, cheap Iran, sportation. PD & PS. Auto,.$100.. 11. 8305111 after 3:30. BUY JUNK CARS 47-A--Mort91119es Bought kispsctloADls Moh2s,a & Cs Dmn½ . '71 Ford lTDStation Wagon Exc. cond, loaded $600 5744429 Deltona 78-Motorcycles 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access. $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary P. Tribble, SInuptol2yes18 % .• (7) 1963 Barracudas For Restoring Ph. 322 5563 Removed F rom $10 to $30 Beautiful roffing Ms located on George's Lake with lots of -tress. 38 miles from Jackeonvtlle and 36 wilem from Gainesville. • TOM 20% Down ø°° 5'e IIIY) .. Cars Garage Sale INCOME ABOVE AVERAGE / '77 Sport Fury Take over payments Call after 3pm 323 4885 Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks I heavy equipment. 3225990 Garage Sale- Fri., Sat, 96. Furn., clothes, misc. 106 Fairlane dr., Park Ridge 100 Lávlsw'. La. FrOnt. Canal Lots • fl-Junk 1906 Locust LAKESIDE HILLS 'From Palatka, Flodda go n.w. on Hwy 100,15 miles to Coral Farms Ilload and turn rIght 3½ miles. .1 1973 Jeep Custom SW, Quadra mac, 360 V 8. auto, AC 8. H. Al cond, 3224731. 1914 Chev. wd van, dbl air, auto., 13850 or best otter 322 6351 3 Family Yard Sale &m.. AlINI'S 21 It. Dutchcraft trailer, self. contained, air cond. New tires. Excellent cond. $1,000. Ph. 322. 1411 after 1 54-Garage Sales AUCTION Saturday. 11 March 31 -S 75-Recreational Vehicles Looking For a New Home? Check the Want Ad for houses' of every 'Ji., and once -P.-- 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable, $ track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 131.1711 for free Real EstMs S - INC. REALTORS 530-4133 or 339-011 eves. Sanford, 3220721. LOW ELECTRIC BILLS- Solar 2565 REALTORSL PARK Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 COUNTRY SETTING yet cony, to everythIng. Well built 3.3. Only 7 322•2420 m SEI GLER REALTY " 322-4107-aft nra. 122-7111 Sanford's Sales Leader ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU LIKE TALL BIRCH TREES ON 1 ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PROPERTY OVERLOOKING AN ICE COLD TROUT POND. YOU CAN HAVE IT FOR $3,995 WITH ONLY $400 DOWN AND EASY PAYMENTS WITH 6 PERCENT INTEREST. ___ . -------.--..- . 1111*1 I$T*TI FASHION AND BEAUTY SALON •- ' LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PANAMA CITY 110.900 BEST TERMS. Ii 11 5620. night. Has Cvwd Clientele Established ~ ,, • 1111 411111110 an FORREST GREENE 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD NEAR OSTEEN. 'yOU'RE OWN 35 ACRE LAKE. NICELY WOODED 51.000 PER ACRE. TERMS. ; tll rc S acres 1k. Sylvan area. Best Terms. $20,000. William Mailczcwski, Realtor. 3227503. Private Party wants to buy a •se In need of repairs. Have some cash. 3231111 aft 7 p.m. 13 ACRES TALLPINES IN THE ROLLING HILLS AND BASS It Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still In or - warranty. Call 531.1711 day home demonstration. 47 Real Estate Wanted qt 411111 )'uI 43-tots-Acreage 2¼ ACRES NEAR LAKE JESSUP 52.000 DOWN .1160 MONTH. Is Present Operator Leaving Town S LAKE MARKHAM ROAD. NICELY WOODED $14,900 TERMS. MUST BE MASTER OF . 1 ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED yflfl05 .. 11 . I .1 ..' 100 FRONTAGE ON AIRPORT FRI.. SAT. ISUN. Mrs. 1.3 P.M. 405 Orange Avenue SANFORD-NEAR HOSPITAL New BR, 1 both, C-H City water I sewer SELLERS I BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOME I WE SELL HOMESt WHY DON'T WE GET TOGEtHER 1 ML! .19 3236061 or eves. 3230517 REALTOR ZELLWOOD. S acres 110,000. OPEN HOUSE In M. Unsworth Realty LAKE SYLVAN 100 x 110 11.000. 43-Lots. Acreage iE -1 2 1 28 Sales FHA-VA, FHA 233 & 245. 1973 Grand Torino Excellent Cond. $1 195 Call 323 2920. after 6 314 2716 For Estate Commercial & Residential AUCtiOnS & Ap pralsals. Call Dell's Auction. 323 Television-2S" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600. U. . R.- 80-Autos for Sale 72-Auction Thurs. Frl,I Sat. 9toS BLVD. NEAR NEW K-MART, ZONED PROFESSIONAL OF. F ICES. $12,300 TERMS. 1l . • .1 : . 119. n"NMFMW- Service Directory. DeLend 661.8335 29 Sales - our lot or yours. 322064$ NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business MAUTICIAN WANTED .1 of rsuNssd POUTIVISALtTftMSCAgu .• " : ANYONE NOTICE ' lit NUT. 1741. IOUSWS, N. SILLS IN TRADE LOTS TO SATISFY ALL BUYERS- __ • 1. £D. I 1S S $o wIthhold th&r nims from the saPs. Plifirift ft fff,# Phetis 332.2310 Ow firmt ..m chelip'lle "Moy Con buy. This Oo* was mow to this Wly scope ohm me en PstNNou,i at.honey, ROGER L. BERRY, P.O. W. . *0 Ism __ W. lstSan$erd You will find *me umwlm am of the firat ft* em to be OW me a Sm C"ong for diessimim of KULPA REALTY ___ • AUMON -- 32242111 $20,900. Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 from shopping. 2 BR, 1 b, large storage ran I work shop, fenced, shaded I landscaped. $31,100. JOHN KNIDERA$IOC. 157W.Cemffial'clSl PhOfla3IS-7152,$anfo.,i team. Call 521.3253 or 332.12s3 Fricke & Fricke Misc. Inc. Realtor, ERA Membev.Srok.r. PUBLIC - '- 2521 PARK DR. 322211$ REALTOR AFTER HOURS ---- ---- ---.- --------- 41-Houses - -- AN Hot hdIy,be. 11 j 1. A10111011111 3611& UNLIMITED, and the? we (SEAL) __ ___ __ Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. S lt kIIewII fl5Jdafl5 and ,Ci4I *z• wssa square, __ WindIOV-IBWMMSII*IIl. 130.900 will buy you thIs 3 BR, 2 bath home with tam. room on a double corner lot. Call now tosee '' ____ ___ CLOSETS GALORE AN ABU. DANCE OF FRUIT TREES COME WITH THIS VERY NICE 3 BR HOME WITH PANELED FAMILY ROOM, BETTER LO. CATION OF SANFORD. ONLY REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7492 RIALTY 24 HOUR lB 3229283 BROKER STENSTROM .1 ----- - 0REALM SEIGLER REALTY _____________________ OP ACTM $ATI OF FLORIDA 1' : BAILEY KEITH OWIN, 11111111141.0 WW*W so !180, Fl. WW Wild MM"Wm Follow %*a Apfs.' for Senior CitIzens. Down. town, very clean I roomy. See HOLESALE STOCK OF OOLS. HAND TOOLS, ETC. PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES TO BE SOLD-IN TRADE LOTS AT *IloeftirasgessINs..A$*sme. No?kIisIlafl*VgIvIathetwia'. $19,WI*elWS•daISUNWIMb. uruigid In Ivilnest *1411 lINek IMSISI iSShol lop IMIUSMI psrtiis M5 Jp$ Nast $ctlen is tikill by C09C11. • 5 )MI W4"W City CKWIll I 31-Apsrtnients Furnished _____________________ ______-Husband. ____ Re, kip MoMOMIMillijeftipauldif 110#WA, NOW 40 UNIQUE 0111- 41111 *a : S 'SeldCrdk10ncewffllbocsneidared er I S BIN' S. mew Florida appiuen aft : 3. $ A.D1979. __ I L,.:, 0 u.sas.te. a. to 0 . I __ ,1 P AND EFFECTIVE i cii irt, , .. .; , IN SECTION I OF THIS 0*01- March. &D., NA NC!: PR 0 V I Dl NO FINAL IIAflINft AU SEVERABILITY: CONFLICTS ON1 elM Super clean 3 BR iiomerncivaesa fully equipped kitchen, carpeting, double garage and lots more. For only $31,900. ________________________ between 1a.m. IS p.m. wkdays or sand resume to Box U, Jane? Jullane. Dated at Maitland, Orange County, PlelilL March IL 197g. Publish: March 23, 19. April 3, 17, 1979 DIN-ill 2611. KEITH GUNN. AMENDMENT ESTABLISHING pessege and adspiien, 5 •. • sell It with a classified ad. Call 332. ________________________ . ri - - J.Nd S EARL V. TURNER, un- THE ZONING CLAUIPICATION FIRST this NIh day OF M1 LIGHT MANUFACTURING peir.jay,READING AD, pp FOR THAT PARCEL DESCRIBED SECOND READING lifti day erry's - be Invalid, unlawful, or REALTOR 322 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves U33633 322.1w take a cue, and Herald Cardinal Industries Inc. 305-331. Rosa PUTSgUt dwn, $145 mo. $TEMPER AGENCY ' paid vacation & holidays 2 BR, 2 bath, Can. H.A, carpet provided. If Interested In 10115 LEISURE WORLD- $265.00 term employment with one of the Nation's largest builders cell Will consider optio n to purchase follows: . PRO. 5,j...,..,..e.,,eeis....,, I' - If any section or portion of a section of nile ordinance proves g s: Personal 1e. Estate $13500. 52 -lf You aren't usIng your pool table" Secretary. Good pay for career minded Individual. Typing I shorthand req. Medical Ins., That the (parties) lat*eeted In said business enterprise (ore) as 129,735.0. - to ' ' - SIVERABILITY - TI4PMTNDOIFAMILY - ' Vi Docessed constitutional, It shall not be held to Invalidate or Impair the validity, STINSTROM, DAVIS. MCINTOSH force, oretfectof any ohhers.cio, I JULIAN TeCeeslier. Seminole or pail Of this ordinance. Adept$esefPrepesadOratemc. SECTION VII ANNEXED 300 West First Street TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ARE* 'lIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES Saidsrd, FL 32711 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by That upon this ordinance be. PubIiIllMar. 36,77,2L39,30,$ApsP, the City of Caswlberi'y, Florida, coming effective, the property 1, 197 that the Cit y Council will hold a owner In the above described an- DIH.110 public hearing to consider enact. nexed arm shall be entitled to all Of mint at Ordinance 379, entitled: the rights and privileges and liii. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY munftiesasaref,timeto,ime IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OPTHE sm OF CASSELBEIRY, FLORIDA, determined by the governing SISNTIINTN JUDICIAL CII. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 105, authorNy of ffie City at cassalben',, CUlT, IN AND FOR SIMlNOS.I AS AMENDED. ND SUPPLE- Flerlda,and ffiepr.yislonsof the COUNTY, FLORIDA. MINTED, OF THE CITY OF Charter Of the City of Caslelbervy, CASE NO. 7941$CAIS.I CAISILSURRY, FLORIDA; SAID Fierida, inaccordsnc,with Otipi., IN on: TIM MARRIME OP ORDINANCE BEING THE COM 171k?, Laws of Flo da, 1976. THERESA Y. OUNN, PREHINSIVI ZONING 0101. SECTION VIII EFFECTIVE NANCI. OF THE CITY OF DATE Tills Ordinince shall be. Pltitlene,'..WIfo, CAUILSERRY. FLORI DA; SAID comeeffedive30daysafser its final IAILEY S - • SECTION - FLORIDA Ne?iCeOfPebllcN.iig MOVIl EDUCATIONAL I . CITY OP CASSELIERRY, ® XNANUS MYTHRUSCNS 'I ''I % Publish: March 26, 27, 2L $ 1919 DEN 4111 •$JUA$, YOAIlDYOLj turns. II. Thurman Thompson, S acres farm land. Geneva area. - REALTOR 323.7522 Eve. 322-0613, 322.1557, 322-7117 any storelocallyorp,o. Box NIL Crescent City, Fl. 33012. l3linthe City of Lanewest Florida chide the annexation contained In Shall be for the highest cash bid. No 32755. bid will be accepted • I.. Section I comm. lot on 7. "-S HAL COLBERT,EALTY INC _______________________ City IN commercial Bldg. 100 sq. ft. $200 ________ - - - Pleasure to spare in this PInecrest area home. 3 OR, 2 B w.many extras. $40,000. ______________________ - $99.10. REALTY. Experienced boat riggers,, cxc. _ company benefits, 10 phd Deltona- 2 CL separate home, holidays, EEO. AMF neat, clean. Nice yard. No pets. Cresfliner/Robalo, 1143 30th $175 mo.; 1st., last & St.. Sanford. (Airport). security. S74-10411. _________________________ Handy Way Food Stores accptingappIlcatioforuil 34-_tfls Part time posltins. Apply at - 91110 • New listing 2 BR. Unfurn. Apt. $165 to $1S3 References required. No pets, Mature experienced ordsrly,s to shIft. Sanford Nursing & Can. valelcent Center, 97OMelionvllle Ave. Apply in person , ' TIUN 10 lvi is Back on Market 3 BR, 1 b, fenced shady yd. 113 Pinecrest Dr. Drive by Icall. $27,300. Sanford 1 SR. Air, ceramic bath, wall to waiF carps?. $115. $417052. Evening work. Full I Part time. No Sundays. Apply after 2 p.m. HWY. 17.92, Sanford. - - cottage. Owner will finance. 040 Air, No Pets. Ideal Ret. Person WAITRESS CASAMIGUEL'S Ligal N!tICI - - NATURE LOVERSH IDE-A-WAY LAKEFRONT-POOL Secluded tree studded lot 200' on lake. iSx4O pool. 3 BR's. 3 B's. formal LR I DR. sauna I exercise rm. + 1 BR summer bEau's LARGE 2 BR HOME OLDER FRAME IN MODERN CONDITION. COMPLETELY FURN. ISHED WITH ELEGANT TASTE $23,500 OR WILL RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY, 322-4457 aft Hrs. 322..7lfl ______________________ ExpeiIInCed Cook AP.4Y Iii PSIIM IIsUdap fteeel$ae$.jp, Low Down Payment Cash for your loti Will build on your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 6443013 - eulld to Suit Reel Estate, Inc. General Contractor 322.5064 - VA- F HA-23,5.Conv, Homes 321-0759 Johnny Walker - 41-Houses 41-Houses Cal l Bart ., DolaryLowlylg. 1 SR Center, 919 E. 2nd St. Manpower Division North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 2630 Sanford Ave. $34.sm _____________________ io ATEMAN REALTY Lk. Mary, very nice, 1 SR, C.H&A,, cony, location. $160 + security. for app?. Part Time LPN, 11.7 shift 1 UNurnèshsd 323-5470 Mariner's Village. Food Service Supervisor & Cock. Full time, ref req. Apply in person to Lakeview Nursing vaftowity MOBILE HOME LOTS lOOxidO. Terms. $7,000. 1 BR-$1$4. Pool. Adulh only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1742 In Sanford. Call AVON BL0'f0EASTER NEST EGO Earn extra money .for the holidays byse(IIng.Avon. Now's a great time to start, CaIlM43OlC. CRYAQOItes - Reg. Real Estate Broker For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate AOenCY June Porzlg 323-3324. Semlnsie County C - FRENCH AVE. _____________________ _Legal Notice . G.Isrtn*Ws *STATION *ATTENDANT4 WAlTRESSES4 *WAITERS* - - credit: W.haveh.Ipedoffiersfo find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 644251$. ______________________ *COOKS STRAWBERRIES: Extra large I plentiful. You or We pick daily I Seminole County and safe to 5, wholesale or retail. Also driving record desired. English peas, lettuce, owls? potatoes, at Treasure Island, APPLY IN PERSON TO: in Pie? 50*6. PagsC at the Public Records of Seminole County: less that portion of said lot which has been conveyed to the Sate of Florida for rood purposes. •ml 000 COUPLE IEWffQF SOMEASY HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your __________________________ CASHIER. *TYPIST* FILE CLE R K WAREHOUSE* AUTO PAINTER' . *BODY MAN *LOCAL DRIVERS * Relief Auditors, Full Time _______ COUNTRY~ acr,42,furnlshed. Reasonable weekly & monthly rates. inquIre 300 S. Oak. EMPLOYMENT to g sure 41-Houses ne Sanford-Gracious living. * SECRETARY* ____________________ _____ ____ ______ Fruit trees. 521.300. 323.5176 1I-ttelp Wanted Ttn to Eat 2 I;- , U. ) yeurownboss. Their loss lsyour gain. Call today. HAROLD HALL REALTY Inc. 3235114 Raaltcr.MLS COMMON SENSE _ CRAFT SUPPLY CENTER. The most complete In Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, DiD French Ave., Sanford, PIe. 344'52 thereof . C I ________________ ________ - U Mo. tO be. Only $7,0O0dwn+$1 Houww*fes Send for 20 ways of making money at home. $3.00 to Joan' s Report, P.O. Box 120. Sanford. r* 12771. • NOTICE OP SECTION ii -ZONING ESTATE SALE Various other CETA positions are 7:00 DESIGNATION That the properalso available, please Inquire at (IITO0AY ty described in Section 1of th is ori. The undersigned, as Personal the above office, 0ffi$OAYMORtWdG nance shall have the following zo. Representative of the estate ci 0000 MORNING AMIRInlng classIfIcatIon: EARL V. TURNER. deceased, will AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY receive until 5p.m. April 13, 1979, at CA C-I, Commercial Zoning EMPLOYER NOTICE SECTION III - ONDITIONS OF the office of STENSTROM, DAVIS, _________________________ On March 31, 1979 at 102 Celery ANNEXATION 7:25 MCINTOSH I JULIAN, FlagshIp None Ave. Sanford, Fla. There will be a (2) TOCAYIN FLORIDA SECTION iv REDEFINING Bank of Seminole, 200 West First 00000Mop,d*rn..opIoA sale on the following vehicles for the LIMITS BY DECLARATION Street,Sanford,Florida,.saledbld$ amount of the repairs. NEWS ThatthecorperatelimltsoftheCity for the purchas of the following NOTICIIJNDIR 1945 Ford But So. No. 31595224. of Casselberry, Florida, be and It Is described property, situated at 147 FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE C-2430 7:30 herewith andherebyredeflnedsou Meilonville Avenue, Sanford, 1945 Buick Skylark TODAY (0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Sir. No. to Include said tract of land herein Florida, to wit: NotIce Is hereby given that the 0000 MORNING AMIR$. 4336h11fh3220 described. The description herein Lot 3, Less the North ½, and Lots 4 iN9 Pontiac Executive -5.r.No. contained shall include CA all streets, and S. Block 6, MAYFAIR, ac. undersIgned, pursuant to the 2SM$9R141513 roads, highways, alleys, and Cof'diflO to the PIet thereof, as "Fictitious Name StahAV' Chapter 1970 Pontiac Bonneville 7:45 avenues located within or between recorded In P1.? look 3, page , 563.09, Florida Statute, will register, $ir.352370E12$099 •A.M WWHip the existing municipal limits and Public Records of Seminole County, with the Clerk of the CIrcuIt Court, 1943 Chevrolet 1½ Ton Truck inand for Seminole County, Florida, areas annexed herein in Section i FIo4'ida; 6:00 for. NO. 3C4$3 P121250 hereof. Said property is zoned Residential UPO11 receipt Of Proof of the AINKAN&MM iNb Chevrolet ½ Ton Truck R situated publication Of this notice, the fic. SECTION V AMENDMENT OF by the City nd ¼sr. 0C144J101321 ITLIOIO SEE tltlous name, to-wit: 'ALTERA. OFFICIAL CITY MAP e property is a That the an th 1947 PontIac Grand P11* Ser. City Clerk be and she Is TIOP4S BY ROSA" under which we au bedroom, o.*bath, hereby dwelling. 6:26 No. 571L74$2 are enSgId in business (or) under "maybe thorized to amend, after, and sup be obtained from Patricia , TONY FLORIDA Thsmpson's Automotive Service plement the official map of the Austin Of STENSTROM, DAVIS, which (we) expect to engage in 102 Celery Ave. City of Casselberry, Florida, t• in. MCINTOSH I JULIAN. The sale business at (address) 923 State Road Sanford, P11.32771 SPACIMAN ( ______________________ follows, lo.wlt: Lot 1. Block 25, Kathryn Park, according to pta? as (2) NEWS Iw,NmOHSOR ORIIINAI. - AND ___ ')145M1wNSvw'IEws 6:66 SGOOD ØJ41J4 FLORJGA n-et. - FRIENDS MARY TYLER MOORE , Mar. 21 at noon. "Bandit". (Reward). 323.7739, - ROOKII8 •ml LITTLE RASCALS S WHEREAS, the City Council has OUEVERLYHILLI(LUEI MAKE ME LAUGH 2SESAMESIMI 6:30 (2) PORTER WAGONER QUINCY During the Omeback performance of a aster illusionist (Don nech.), his proteg. drowns Wrlt,P.OJox1213 senk1arida 33)72 concluded from investigation that 4iThEOOOOUPU 00 (2) EARLYD' CR4CKERSAWL NOT Phone 647-3333 _____________________ ______________________ •MASH(R) 5:30 FACE WITH ADRIRKING PROBLEM? Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help conslder.d and hearings hold, and it appearing in the best interest of the J,Sj SI..o, a. City of Casselbetry, Florida, to annex and zone said property, subject to specific condItions and LOST: Male Pon Ingest. WIN. & tan, restrictions; and bik mask. E-14& RictimondAve. euoosu MORNING Sanford, 1011.32172 ____________________________ accordance with Chapter 171.044, Laws of Florida, 1916: and WHEREAS, objections to such annexation and zoning have been @)0GUIOINGUOHT 953 Al'tgle and Brad. writing to and requesting the annexaflon of said parcel and has considsrad thoroughly the feasibility of such annexation and zoning to the City of Casaelberry, Florida, In ANOTHER WORLD •MA'S'H In our own 11-lnsfructiins . U . U __________________,portwti.s 24-Business _____________________ ___________________________ LOW LOW Investment buys youyour own business. Fully equip?, CENTER Is In this thriving location I ready to go. T I U U 1 '• I ad mew00e. ReceptIonist-Typist. Good with figures. Full time position. 323- _____ 200 (2J(I THE DOCTORS •ONEIJPETOUVE 2:30 11:30 110 most promising drugs dl. 4weredlnthe2Othcentury are $150 for appointment. ____________________ 4Pet'sonals --. TURNS DICK CAVITY ant Mike Har ris has to f4nd off a number of Saturday rght data arranged for him by concerned friends. NOVA "Key To Paradise" paid holidays, mdse disc, maior medicil I retirement plans. _____________________ 1• (4). AS THE WORLD 11:00 2)(4)S 0 - ______________________________ _______________________ - en't locklog for a new career you wouldn't below this ad,.ndifwewesen'tIookln.. for someone to dee lob this uldn'tbehire. ItyouwefWth*'.. opportunity to earn Three ti-' Five Hunad dollar ClII i. .432.1i00 anytime fo U -. LETS SEHONEST ,, _ WaI9Ieefl Manager Trainee Drugs Sanford. Paldvacatlon, - ___________________ 7. son NEWS r 6:30 ANGIE Angle's mother and aster vs evicted from their artmenI and move In on THE (I)THE YOUNG AND 10:30 0REEL WEST Actors, direc- (Irsmisne) A Virginia farming f*nMy loses their land In a legal dfspute and decides to pack sad head west for California in ttfsl$40s.(ParI lof 4) OMOIVC&MIN0Y Morkisso tduched by the eulogy said for the meanest man in town that h decides to jump-start the man back to life. (R) moo MAINTENANCL,.., 1. J.. Cai$elbl,S3I.lt1Oor$$4. tandemule tractors to run the East Coast. Home on wsikende, advances on each trip & fast weekly settlements. Call MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS Toll.Frse 1-000-435-Un ask for Bob Bevis. EOE. ____________________ Pubbcotion ABILITY OF MUNICIPAL SER. VICES; DEFINING CONDITIONS OF ANNEXATION; PROVIDING WHY BE LONELY? Write "0,? A ZONING CLASSIFICATION; RE. MaIV' DatIng Service. All Ages DEFINING THE CORPORATE P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33317. LIMITS OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA TO INCLUDE SAID DIVORCE-$20.10--Guarante.d. PARCEL OF LAND IN THE Free details; KIT, Box 791, MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID Pompano. FL. 33061, 941-09 CITY; AUTHORIZING AMEND. MENT OF CITY MAP TO IN- WANTED: Customers to enjoy CLUDE THE ANNEXATION Judy's Hamburgers, Super HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR THE Salad Bar with 15 items& Great RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES FOR Country Breakfast. No lx CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; parlance necessary. Apply in SEVERABILITY; AND EFFEC. person Hwy. 1742, Sanford. TIVE DATE. Appetite required. WHEREAS, there has been filed with the City Clerk of the City WeddingS by DOT NOTARY PUBLIC Casselberry, Florida, a petition for an signed by the landowner 1 032220260,323-OW IV of the area sought to be annexed consenting to and requesting the IS ALCOHOL APROBLEM annexation and zoning of that parcel IN YOUR FAMILY? Specifically described herein; and AL-ANON WHEREAS, the City Council of For families orfrlindsof the City of Casselberry, Florida, problem dr inkers theretofore at regular meeting of the For futura information call City Council has approved the poll. 647-3333 or write tion signed by the landowner of the Sanford Family Group area sought to be annexed, con. P.O. 50* 333 (2) PASSWORD PLUS HOLLYWOOD SQUARES too (2)DAY$OFOURUVE5 (FMI00' •THE YOUNG AND il NESTLE" Guest: Peter Ustlnov. (Part 1012) lIne ___ ___________________ informative look at what's new at the movies. NAME THAT nanufactured Of Seminole County; less that W. lion of said lot which has been conveyedtOthe5tateof Florida road purposes; DECLARING AVAIL. AFTERNOON and the police. ABC NEWS CLOSEUP "The Killing Ground" Correspondents Brit Hume and Michael Connor explore the lncraasingprobl.mof chemical contamination of the land Caused by the improper dis.. poulof toxic wutu •SNEAK PREVIEW Roger Ebert and Gene DICK CAVETT (4) 1156 (4)• CBS NEWS EARNASY JONES JR.'s Investigation into a mwder is hampered by a fright. med nurse, a dead witness, GAME P.M. .. - Iiiui.....a..J Operators wtio own their owli ..... Do (2)( WHEEL OFFORTUNE (1)O LOVE OF LIFE 0 FAMILY FEUD 10:00 Ittme .................43cc Thursday, March 29,1979-35 Seminole Harness Racoway 2000 Seminole Rlvd..;.' NEEDEDIMMEDIATELY RATES - •vve MRS. CtUMSO (2) CLASSIFIED DEPT. ____ 1100 lie the force. Conveyor Inc. 3fl.V25. 831-9993 ORDINANCE NO. 375 HOURS 3censecvtivethnes ..3k a line AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF 8 A.M. :00 5:30 P.M. 3Sc a (In. lcneecvtivetlmss CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA, MONDAY thru FRIDAY ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING SATURDAY .Noon WITHIN THE CORPORATE LI. 3 Lines Minimum _______________ MITS OF THE CITY OF CASSEL. BERRY. FLORIDA, AN AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND BEING IN DEADLINES SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND MORE PARTICULARLY Before Noon The DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Lot 1, Block 2$, Kathryn Park, according Sundoy - Noon Fridoj to plot thereof as recorded in P1st Book 6. Page? of the Public Records _____________________ _____________________ (2) (12 HIGH ROLLERS Chief 322-2611 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wanted Application now •CCØW ?o; maintenance help, all pht. pel.ce& trig. willing to .s'n while being paid. Reply to ABC Orlando - Winter Pork OaflCeof Annexation ss follows: (I) Q .W!TS mosc 10:00 CARD SHARKS (4)• ALL !IThE FAMILY (R) (2) (2)AUS?ARSECRET8 EPRJCEISPJGHT (F Roy brings In a psychologist to conduct a group encounter session in an effort to modern- jealousy when an (FUPSIAT 1130 0 CARTER COUNTRY (2) TIC TAC DOUGH 9:65 10:30 M 700 SemIno$e NOTICE OF O?fCE OP ANNEXATION BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASSIL1RIRY, FLORIDA Notice is hereby given ft• ml City Council of the City of Cas$elberry, Florida adopted an `1111111111111111111111111 DRAFTSMAN ..CLASSIFEEIflDS 18-1teip - - Wanted ___ _ portsits900mfluonpeople. - ____ .2êi i., -. �to • BLONDI E 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DAISY — Thwsday, March n, im DAISY, ROLLOvER! ill- by Chic Young ACROSS TSHEDtDNrooAwyrHNG LEARNED A ------.1 12 Vanity box 13 If not l4Pluzachee l5Activats 17 Ones (Fr.) N N $ 59 PrTOr., 60 Docile BlAmerican Indian 62 Lamprey • l9Err 20 Daddies DS-Z9 _________________ _ I THINK I'LL HAVE 'CALL. IN SICK TOPAY TOO MUCH RESPONSIBILITY TO P0 THArIMO , _ _ (IN SHORT MER BRIDGE CLUB IS 6OMING TOPAY (L by A Sanso - _______ tW4vt by Bob Montana YES! BUT PIP you I(NQW THAT? - XNaW THAT MON ARE A GIRLS ES FRIENPP ____ • EEK & MEEK MD SCRR151WLY 1HRE OF MIR LAST LOIk)G ThEIR LAST' Cr 35 — — 39 40 STILL 'IOU.____ P4AZEL. eN MAGIC IN HAVE 'YCUR MARRIAGE! QT ____ NORTH • $7 br _____________ . BUGS BUNNY • Q J 653 • A 10942 '73 J 10 $2 •$765 •A103 • •$ sotrne •K KQ964 Fogou AwAITINe THE BUT 4. A fJ6HNUT 114 HALF 4Fl1ef47vl.' 4$ 7WS 4Q 4Ip ,,XP1EWN'S MEN by lob Thsves '1 ____ 1 CLINIC AD Ism W$, VI, ___ _____________ ___ Not RGS. i•. .TUMILIWUDS • IT 'T14E L.A1ST PI11ON OF ThEOLPI ' srns P $, Il COLLISION Opening lead: #Q y win the ace of diamande, South Is in complete control Jcey ________ sed Alm -, , . I@& a um rowbd 011 Haw. as M" two am trump med. if,. '- , Patrick Nealis, 25, of 138 Columbia Road, DeBary. was in good condition at Seminole i I. — $00 two (Y,U$j$J5 Ban lades h 'M a r' In Sanford St tai ying. o utions ByMAXERKUZMN Herald8taffWrlter by __ Stan Lee and John Romitat I'. DIDN'T ws'n wi] WANT IT TO ______ MMIEI WAyTI 5 ____ A visiting official from another country has been In Sanford the past two thought in a big city I might not be able to see what really goes on," said the chairman of Bangladesh's third largest city, days observing the city's disposal of wute materials inthehopehe can learn I ______ _______ _ JIS, IiiO. Is OUT. .." l SLJPRS1ITI0LJS U1 AVThIS NONSENSE. . 6(JTFl.IN 11 ( os' . .. • ___ —_— ,.a"4 ..—...— - •- •-- • .- - -. -- • DO - - - ,. All's tiny country, about the size of Wisconsin, is located in Asia just east of India. Bangladesh was, In fact, put of Pakistan until the popujation lives In rural areas and communications :..' k •... Because most of Its k t systems are not highly • ____ developed, manufacturing civil war of 1971. is limited, according to All. _ Sheik Mujibar Rfl'n, the tin's first prune ______________________________ itèy •( 1 Sifl(* that civil war, In withowever, the political which It won Its Insituation now operating dependence from Pakistan, smoothly, the country is Bangladesh has exprepared to move toward perienced a at deal more so I*icakd means political turmoil. of dealing with the • '. - • _ _ ___ __________________ _ •r __ C.S. ' P problems It faces, one of which All came to Sanford to Learn about. luncheon Thut _ wimers All was presented a key to the city,pakIng that presentation was Corn- . .• minister, was assassinated InAugustl975bymfljta y leaders. Since that time the nation has seen two other leaders. However, All feels the political situation has adayat the l4oli4lsyInn Today I Th _______________________________________ ,, e .'-. ., . :• • AnsuidfltClidi ..........4* U.tsscope .................0* 1asIoner Julian Stew' • .• .. . .................... 0* .................... vmactlnginpIaceof oil supply -' ('eaki .....................0* owsuarie. .................2* .,:MsyorL.eP. Moor, who •. . .• . 1.m',b; Cressurd .................IA OURSELV was out of town on ES .............ISA ...,• .,.• _______________ EàIsrIal ..................U S.er .....................9* • • .bsss. con? Page 2A "I cheat to come to a OAbhy ................19* TdevWss ............ .....NeraiI . t.by TOM NIt$I Dr.Iassb .................. IA Weedw .................... àalhsrU.S. city, because! Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles with Enayet AU __ - -•- west coast nest week. Go his way to the United States _ he dopped in Bangkok, Thailandtolearn of waste disposal methods utIflra in that city. There, the waste Is converted to ' fertilizer, he noted. _____ ___ I,, ____ and Ojy officiais eta 1 14 .. operates wet.. Db$I1'.j/ IMPIOUD . OP U, city specificaily bow Sanford mul '' "'°' ISAI.OTOP W64W 1b substantjaj Issue in the up. Chairman Of Third Largest City '° __ Sanford area will suffer brownouts, blackouts — power shortages, Burns said. Miss Chamberlin said even if the regulations on high sulfur oil use are relaxed, carte blanche authority will not be given. Each request will be considered on its own merits, she said. "The nature of the shortage is nothing to be alarmed about. The shortfall exists at this time only in the area of fuel oil of a low sulfur content nature which is required to minimize air pollution. The shortage does not apply to other fossil fuels in Florida." Exxon, FP&L's supplier, says there is an adequate supply of high sulfur fuel for Florida utilities. However, there is an indefinite shortage of low polluting fuel. If Graham follows the DER recommendation, he will have to ask President Carter for a federal emergency declaration. The state and federal designations would enable utiliticato bum dirtier OR for up to (our months under the law. The Iranian od cutoff forced the restriction of low sulfur fuel production and increased high sulfur fuel output to get maximum fuel from avail able crude oil , R.P. Vigneault, sales manager for Exxon said. Senate rules committee or if It group that Included the mayors come before the Senate in the such as SR 436, are a good Dependent Children payments construction, a ue By DONNA ESTES Ile reason the Senate will be said while in Seminole on a considered for the surplus Legislature opts for tax relief, Herald Staff Writer dealing with the issue so early Sunday recently attending the money including tax relief, that relief would amount to feet to the fire and limit its not really had much troubit The Equal Rights Amen ability to raise property taxes," complying with the it tion. is because Sen. Phil Lewis, Oviedo centennial celebration, saving it for a rainy day, more about $50 per homeowner. as Gov. Graham is suggesting, ment (ERA) win hi defeated in Bee Glade, wants to relieve he had to travel SR 436 with Its funding for the educational There will be more money for Vogt said. B "But It's not pelitically the senator education in general butofnot the Florida Senate Wednesday, the considerable pressure being burnper-to-bumper traffic from system, catching up with other prudent. many feel to give tax didn't think this is likely. lie tremendous amount newa th e second day of the 1979 exerted on four senators by th e Red Bug Road to 1-4. statewide needs and using some relief this year when it might said, however, the Brevard money for higher education. "It session of the Legislature, Sen. White House to change their He said the intensity of the Of it to Put "a slug" into the have to be John Vogt told a group of posture and vote In favor of traffic probl taken away next County Legislative delegation is not one of the high em there is obvious highway program. business and civic leaders at a ERA, Vogt said, year." The compromise may several years ago passed priorities," Vogt said. when there are that many cars "Florida's high way system is be more money for education legislation limiting Brevard breakfast meeting in Sanford The senator, whose district traveling that Mate road on a really clogged and we are and more money for the state County's ability to raise Vogt, who serves as chairthis Morning. comprises Brevard, Seminole Sunday. falling behind," Vogt said. Department of Health and property taxes to 10 percent man of the ways and means "It will be defeated in and ceola counties, told the Vogt d a major item to noting Seminole's highways, Rehabilitative Services. Aid annually over and above new Committee of the Senate, said a _ DE.%DD -: D kh makes it to the floor will lose by of two South Seminole com- VoMing session will be what example. He added puttin coming session will be work9 are based on on 1969 costs an d a vote of 2149," Vogt predicted, munities, his number one to do with the $5 lie said while there has been men's compensation. He said billion surplus money into highway con- May be increased,' he said. SEN. JOHN VOGT some grumbling over the years the move currently is to do adding he will vote for ERA as priority In the district "is to do in state revenues. He said struction is good for the state's "The Legislature may decide from Brevard County govern. . . predictions he has several times in the pad. inents, those governments have (Oo you haveagu.stlonfor hm am — they ardvvd at th eXP,ts? WrIt• 'Ask Eiperto, care of tile newspah. msier mm1t ie HE NE CCNFUP N I ! 70 6VERTHl$ .. Gov. Bob Graham is expected soon, possibly today, to declare an energy emergency under state law and petition President JLIIUn Carter to call for a regional emergency for a 90-day period, as recommended by state Department of Environmental Regulation (DER) Secretary Jake Varn. "The action may be taken today, but all I can say is that it will be soon," said Graham's Deputy Press Secretary Jill Chamberlin by telephone from Tallahassee. "It's anportunt to understand if the governor decides to do it and if the president agrees, it does not automatically mean every utility plant in Florida will be permitted to use high sulfur fuel," Miss Chamberlin -aid. "It will be done on a case-by-case review basis and carefully scrutinized." Meanwhile, Scott Burns, district manager Horald Photo by Tom Vincent according to a spokesman for Seminole Memorial Ilospital. The accident occurred when Neallis' 1970 Volkswagen collided with a flees In Sanford, said if the governor acts 1974 Dodge driven by Mabel Oliver, 51. of 126 quickly enough and the president approves Lincoln Court, Sanford. She was X-rayed it before mid-April, no power shortages will be Seminole Memorial Hospital. seen in the Sanford area. If, however, the ban on the use of high sulfur oil is not lifted within two weeks, the accident on U.S. Highway 17-92 at the lakefront about 2:45 p.m. Thursday. Nealis underwent surgery for deep lacerations of the knee and had Injuries to the shoulder and hip, • spade., It Can be nutted In East opined the bidding .The defense wlflget ULPAEIC ; TO 6611' RD _____ - nergy Sen. Vo t Pred*lcts ERA Amendment Down o Defeat ' THINK ITS ThAT? ALMA . _,. ______ WI L.1. BA 6009 PAY FOR -rAKIN& - . _ by . — -. ZOONIIS IltdM$ . . . hope to take what i i. here about the way D yowdty things hack / new disposal disposal techniques to ___ to my country," added All. apply In his city. K has a popu1ati The official ls Enayet All, a1m 600,000 packed F ___ / of Xhdut Bangladesh. His into a Space a Wk larger title is chairman, roughly than Sanford, he said. That I ____ .iialvalent to a U.S. mayor. C makes for serious Ip ThAr'$ _________ All spent most of congestion and problems Thursday with Sanford a_______ with the disposal of waste, • Qty Manager Warren E. according to AIL Knowles learning how ___ In addition to San10 by Craig L"Im All will visit cities on the ________ , . led the king of dIamonds I - ' . ______ _____ ______ % ___ ., LAKEFRONT Wednesday's accident are known. _ . n club suit. If East rutted the fourth round of clubs and __ 1 ! _ - Page said Thornburgh was in contact with Joseph Hendrie, the chairman of the NRC. Scientists said it could be 30 or 40 years — when an increase in cancer rates could show up — before the full effects of raham Ru ling N. had to decide whether to Continue Spada and force a ruff or Switch to diamonds. me t -,00w enecla wntlycl o d 4 W"declarer had to ruff. If declarer now had routinely drawn trump, an accurate defense would d feat the contract. Declarer woWdhavetOleave th.hig OutshmdIng in East and try to run the from his hand, and trm then on there w no defense. _ VETERINARY In Washington, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission spoke LEO (July *Aug. 22) U PISCES iFeb. *March ) per. Individual questions will others aren't prodiicliig as you Unless you plan an Itinerary ''Y dP 00 be breaking no worse anawereo If acconmpaniei think they should today, it jug today, you're likely to dos lot of by stmped, ICif1ddr,sled may be your fft. Make . needless naming around. Map then 4t nvelopes. The most Interest. After East won the open- Ing quesu,,s will be used In tam to give clear ietnactlons out a route. Don't head off on a aped. lead with the ace, this column and will receive and to define your goals. wild goose chase. ppisig South's king, he COpIei of JACOB V MODERN.) • FRANK AND ERNEST readiness for a potential evacuation should the situation ficlals as one of the worst In U.S. history. Whenever ESA dwsse to feellnp today because you'd against the wail today, take a rather "COWiwk ___ _ won'tbswhftbi the long wayyou'regolngabo.gt)gutga MY4PPLICA- ONL'YA uP FART wAv7 1'ION FOR 50 A 1.O.4Nf CIP4T CHANCe • 'IA'LL NT IT! " EAlf/ York) informing them they should advance their state of could not provide figures immediately for what a normal reading would be. warrant." Roland Page, deputy press secretary to Thornburgh, said the Comey said Thornburgh would have to make the decision to governor was attempting to resolve conflicting reports about site of a nuclear accident Wednesday described by federal of. played a spade, South uj 1mve to ruff with Me last trump. East would then get on y with the ace of dIanda and cash two spade tricks. Dedam could sais trap. The key play was made three when declarer Pass MS (Jan. 10Fh. 19) advertently hurt someone,s If you fed like your back Is up CUSTOM IV • KQ$ *KQSS Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: Wet West Ne Eag$ Pan Pan 1 DW. 3• * Pass 3 Pan 49 pan Pau CANCER (Jim. 31-July 22) Be careful you don't in- by Stoffel & Ifelmdahl 3-m WAS 0 J42 • A87432 hi needed. You by Al Vermeer P.O. Box 419, Radio City frustration. Cooperate with a .11ESPWALLY *61N "ion, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to $Mile. THE MAGICIAN PS SAGITTARIUS (NOV. specify birth sign. ASLEEP r;r )4y ) 21) U you have a specific job to (April TAURUS SprÜng In changes do, you'd better OlflIZS the on people to&y will not only 0 P0rY0UiraWI4lY&0crate a diriçttbefr plans i* sian give lot of unnecessary work for you a headache you didn't yourself. bargain for. CAPRICORN (Dec. flw. GEMINI (May 21-June ) 19) Social plans could be Try t us. is Put Off 111101MIlIthing you promised today. Take things in Aride. to do for another today, n Don't frienda conform though you probably could to a rigid program. Go along come up with a lulu. with the group. —, Thornburgh's office said the governor was considering ordering the evacuation of the 1ant. About 13,000 people live within a five-mile radius of the plant, enticed today Into doing romantically by sending for priorities of others above your ___ your new Aatro.Grapli, P.O. own today. If you can't change Box U9. Mail $ltoAsto.Graph, things, don't add to your ANNIVERSARY, EMILY! The office of Gov. Dick Thornburgh said the emergency was called after an uncontrolled release of radiation which Initial readings showed to be as high as 1,200 mUllrems. _ — what happened at the plant. He said the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission told Thornburgh the 1,200 millirems per out a tall smokestack at the Three Mile Island plant. hour level had been detected above the plant. He said peak radiation levels in the new discharge were But Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources John Comey, spokesman for the state Emergency Management measured at less than 50 millirems, according to preliminary officials told the governor the air off the plant site may be no more Agency, said his office received a report from Three Mile Island figures. But he also said: "We have no confidence in that number. contaminated than it had been previously. "of an uncontrolled release at the facility.' It may be lower or higher." A civil defense spokesman said the latest radiation release "At this time we do not know the extent of that release nor do we Radiation levels started decreasing almost limnediately after apparently came from one of four 600-foot cooling towers at the know If it was transient or continuing," he said. "We have notified the discharge, Ingram said, and within 45 minutes had dropped to facility. the four affected counties (Dauphin, Cumberland, Lancaster and "somewhere near what you would consider normal range." lie of residents In the surrounding area. If you take too much Vitamin order an evacuation, Ingram said in Washington that the radiation was discharged occurred about 9 a.m. EST as plant workers were attempting to remove water from the reactor cooling system. — muds you should have for up- adding 600 units more, you're Dtm'tbs __ ___ tom.ke __ (SopL 234& 33) in a Sake. 11111 (Mw& U-Apt 19) acttvWss required to.h.t. reach tile g04 THAT S NICE TO HEAR" crippled Wand facility and Pennsylvania disaster officials put civil defense teams on Immediate alert for a possible evacuation of date terminoloa and Means D for a prolonged time, it can Minimal Daily Requirement. mobilize calcium out of your Vitamin tablets today use bones. This excess calcium is Recom may deposit In the kidneys and term mended Daily Allowance. This Son tissues. is quite a bit more thEm the If you dunk a quart of milk a minimal daily requirement& day that contains 400 units, and The RDA literally mews how you use two vitamin tablets, concerning your possessions could suffer a loss if you get to day. It's this kind of attitude edgy and push prematurely, that creates carelessness and SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. lou.Becareful,Dfaceverwjth whom you best get along You might be forced to put the I THINK ITS T)4 WAY YOU ANP man Frank Ingram said the size of the new discharge of radioactive gas was not immediately established. Ingrain said it VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) Going against what your WIN AT BRIDGE ___________________________________________________________ common sense tells you Is .WIN You're a hit too apathetic patience will PRISCILLA'S POP r I JUST CAME OVER M w13)I A HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - Three Mile Island nuclear power station officials today declared an on-site emergency at the deft Progress will come this comIng year by setting ujm AM 1W ONA. HAS A CAME. MI&)G UP IN 10 C+4lJ. ALSO TfME(1H \ KIT 29 30 31 37 38 YOUR BIRTHDAY March3s,lr$ by Howie Schneider vow M5 Wi —— ____________________ - — - _____ .- • 20 21 - — — J Plant Em,ergenc y Declared Nuclear timal health If you are a nor- already 60 percent along the mal, healthy adult, way to vitamin D toxicity. 44 — — 43 41 — 42 ______ minimum amount that you To give you some guidelines — —— - — — — on what your diet should In48 47 45 Ultraviolet light actually claie I am sending you The — — ———— sthTh1hitN Health Letter number 44, 51 52 53 48 49 50 skin to form Vitamin D. A Balanced d, Recommended — —— — person who is outdoors quite a Daily Dietary Allowances 58 56 57 55 lAtand exposed toareaaonabie (RDA). These are based on —— —— — 81 — — — amount of wulth will form recommendations from the 60 so enough vitamin D that he does National Academy of Sciences. ——— ———— —— — 84 82 -. - — notneedanyadditlonalvltamln .-Unlesa- you have a medical D in hi food. — — — — — uin that requires it, —— — The exception would hi a are no advantages to taking pregnwt or lactating woman more than one standard daily and infants, children or vitamin tablet. You do not need adolescents. All of these should excess amounts of vitamin B, receive ioo units of viatmin D a or other Vitamins, even if YOU HOROSCOPE day. The prebsbilities are that are on a reducing'et. if you eat a normal, balanced Your body only uses so muds BySERNICEBEDE did, you get a reasonable of any vitamin. An XCiS5 ortion of the RDA for vitamin amount is of no value and may pD anyway. Fortified milk be harmful. For Friday, March 30, 1979 r544 010 YOU 400 units Is the MDR. That's — - - - 34 33 - 17 25 28 ___________ 27 28 38 — _ - 16 32 — FOW TO %V Ir. - -- —. - - - - Evacuation Of Thousands Possible sunshine alone manufacture cause toxic reactions. You vitamin D? should not take more than 2000 DEAR READER — Let's units of vitamin D a day. lUt's start with your statement that five time the RDA. 10 11 9 —— MD($. [DIAMONDS ARE WE J HARDEST MINERALS IN HE- WO1.C7" . ____ 58 Informed 8 - body to 'rho fat soluble Vitamins may utilize vitamin D taken, or does accumulate In the body and 57 Boat paddle H tRWYflOI3S ARCHIE 54 Fume 13 19 — — ___________ 24 _____ VW!- _____ DIAMONDS! _____ 7 5 6 3 4 2 iI - ''ALL c MY M, AaAT 52 Charter 53 Of liquid waste 30 Barometric unit 11 Mrs. Truman 31 Childs toy 44 Air (prefix) 45 Secret agent 16 Same (prefix) 33 Orchid 38 Actinia 46 Compete 21 Nuclear agency (abbr.) 40 Actress West 48 Planet ] 71st Year, No. 191—Friday, !h 3o, l979_San!Florida3277g Evening Herald- (USPS 48200)--Prfte 15 Cents _ Douce" wds.) 10 Arm bone - AM1$ W6A1 ____ 9 Ring iI - am FWWR 22 Bandleader 42 Time zone (abbr.) Weems 1 Inheritor stone 1 M'( pAgl5lg,,.I .r!.: File. - DEARDR. LAMB will clear up the confusion I Dr. have had so long concerning vttamlnD.I have read there Ls danger in taking too much but Lamb Vvenever read how much lstoo much. On all thevitamin bottles it merely tells you that each tablet contains If a person takes two tablets contalr 400 units In a quart. of a reliable supplement In Vitamin D is a fat-soluble order to get enough of the other vitamin. That means it will be yjanjp, while he is on a stored In your body, as opposed reducing diet, will the units o the water-soluble vitamins of vitamin D be dangerous? such as B and C. If you take the One always hears that latter fn excessive amounts, thè ____ yftanith D Is the SWIRhIfle excess is simply washed out vitamin. What does this mean? through the kidneys. THAC A I N C II 1 N A N C 0 - I NC $ C £ ND A 8 Eyehole 41 Grow thin THE BORN LOSER a rirc& o ____ $ DOWN 39 Polishing P r T I ___ L I. 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