24 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2007968489adb5f3cafd5b313931cce2.pdf 99ac172a2cead8fcb06d86a9fa49b875 PDF Text Text I But - -- Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents 77th Year, No. 169— Approve Begin' s Alternate Plans Lsraeli Cabinet Re ec S Cariees Proposals t uni*rW .hor119 evaluation, those proposals are Important because they are Begin might not back the latest plan. JERUSALEM (UPI) - The Israeli cabinet today accepted two cabinet had approved the prune minister's suggestions and not 'President Carter put forward suggestions designed to help s1gfl1fiCtlY different from those earlier discussed." proa made by Prime Minister Menachem Begin designed to the American recommendI On the U.S. side officials were cautious, with one saying, Begin today planned to meet with various members of Congress resolve some of the outstanding differences between Egypt and bresk the deadlock in the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty talks but "obviously we're still concerned ... we just do not know what will to discuss the situation and fill them in on his opinion of the peace Israel," the White House said in a statement. failed to .wove two American suggestions, Carter telephoned Egypt's President Anwar Sadat and spoke to happen next." Deputy Prime Minister Ylgiel Yadin announced the decision of effort. After a briefing by Carter, Sen. Charles Percy, RIIL, called the him briefly "to review the situation in light of the AmericanDuring a IO4nlnute session Sunday, Carter gave Begin the somehow Prime Minister Begin the cabinet following a five and a half hour special session. Israeli discussions over the past five years," the White House situation "omnlous...unless There was m Indication about the nature of Begin's suggestions revised U.& proposals that were the outgrowth of the tough daily realizes that there is a point beyond which President Sadat said. or how Closely they resembled the two American proposals exchanges that started Thursday between the two leaders. Sadat planned a meeting with U.S. Ambassador Hermann F. probably will not go." The changes, which were described as relating to some of the presided to Begin by President Caster Sunday. "I think there has to be concessions," Percy said, adding of Ellis today and hli*ed that an important announcement might "The cabinet has accepted the proposals suggested by Mr. "unresolved Issues," will be submitted to the Israeli cabinet. Carter: "I think he has gone the last mile. I don't know of follow their session. However, during 5brleflng for about 10 congressional leaders Begin," a geveraned-communique said. Israeli anything else he could have done." An official with the Besin 'party said, "according to - ------kè In * .5 Siv It w ladleatad that Carter f — Hal by Hal Kaufman' SSIGN OFFI A less than gen.rsus restaurant owner, the story goes, prepared a sign bearing these words: What do you fl,lnk I will feed you for nothing and give you a drink. New did he plan to punctwato #7 iip pu, ~ AW iaw us,swo OVId o, :As* u Why a radio station went off the air is suggested by the makiupof this string of letters: ABCEFGHIKL. MNOPQRSTUVWXYZ. Why's that? (I' / ___ .4c •F.w numbers total in. The smallest times few, next highest plus few, seat Idgkest minus four, and highest divided by four sack equals U. What are the numbers? 1 *4z1 PW Aiu 1M1$ 'i004 Cablevis ion Rate H ike HearingSet RiddleMeThlsl What his eight arms and makes housecalis? Give up? A doctorpus. MYSTIFYING MAGIC HOW someone "Woo dice. Turn your back. Instruct the person ton the dlce and add the three faces. Now, heor she, isto three dice, add Its bottom previous total and roll It again. The new top number again Is added to the previous amount and the sum is ottsd U urnS * *sweeg toUs batwus top aid 110am peaels. New lckW can ys. Hid them? Check aniwsrs with thss. below. __ JISU*I j _uw s* *80~ n :iijnod 1IINM6I Siwpu u a s. .. • •..' _____________________ _ whether to regulate rates or By DONNA ESTES not Herald Staff Writer County Commission ChairSeminole County Com,t..iW' •••• ' .• .. -• .,; ••.. • • .' I DUNmissioners at 7 p.m. March 13 man Bob French sald today the will holds public hearing in the majority of comxnluloneri AI commission meeting room at agreed at those workshops to the courthouse to consider a continue regulating rates. Circling The Bases As Season Open IA. variety of rate Increases French, however, feels since .;:• • requested by orange-Seminole cablevision Is a competitive.... type utility, rather than a utility Cablevision. ..• Getting into the spirit of Little League season Is this army of youngsters who %tJ •• -. •-.The request, If approved, considered absolutely ... gathered Saturday for the Altamonte Springs league opener. For a comwould grant an Increase in necessary for life, should set Its plete rundown with additional photo coverage, see Page 6A single-family residence rates own rates on the open market. , •'•.-F "On the open market, If their , from 1650 to $$ monthly for the ••- -: ., • -'. . •. . : :. .,,. .4. • •. ._. t..:.i .1 . rates go too high, they will lose first outlet; from $10 to $15 I) .,. •' ', .\. i' ' iS. -' P' business," French said. The ' 4' monthly for each additional ' s ,c.S' ' ,._ - ' -' _,.g ._ i .• ,• • _-., :.,. .-. open market will in effect outlet; transfer of service to :.. ,•,• - r ?: -. new homes would go from $l0t0 regulate the rates by accepting $11; r.coimsctlu he format or nsutiog Increases or by _k..lk.... .......I. 1. per,oilItAklngctnuttikLflgthC 5UUIflUVL WUUU iuo from $10 to $15; and relocation service, he said. Meanwhile, Sanford City within a home would go up from et' Getting Data, All Together Manager W.E. Knowles has $7.50 to $15. Similar Increases would go in said Sanford is taking a wait effect for commercial, cone. and see approach to the dominlum and apartment cablevision firm's rate increase dwellers, hotel, motels and requests to the county and other 'Seminole County cities. The hospitals. also city commission has twice The cablevision firm is What we all the services Rehabilitative Services, Boy are busy people, he has director, Grace Kebrer, has list. Also, Ideally, Saul said, the take form several years ago attended a national SaUl syallalk for children and the scouts, the YMCA, various gathered together a group to been amb1s, hired, asplanner-researcher, well as Susan A. listduplication will make evident where when 1 of services and council of juvenile court asking for approval to levy a turned down requested InJustices in New Orleans—and new fee of $7.50 for "delinquent creases. youth of the Ssnlr'nle County services for counselling and direct the task of gathering the Sanlando Cablevision, afChris L. Holden, planner- where gape in service exist. payment charge." The rate cormn*xdty? Are there specific tescNg bi* details, the fine information. and Dreya MIOC change" Increase would affect only fWated with the Storer Co., "We've found simple j165 "challenge, picked up aaction, pamphlet services dsiperately needed by points of thee. services1, ax'e not A year ago, after a nce-proflt unincorporated areas of the recently beat out Orange-like a woman who Is offering coacwn you many of these yow' people In Collected together hi any OO corporation called "Seminole zkowski, county served by the cable Seminole Cablevision In a hid to So far it has been found that tree swimming lessons to the 5jnbi4s County that do it bec. t ut Youth Planing Coail Inc. of furnish the service In be company, constructive u With this year de'Igrted the Seminole Youth Services In excess of 150 different ser- disadvantaged; another County commissioners Altamonte Springs, the cowiNo one CW answer than "the International Year of the System" was formed, a grant of vices are provided for who is offering horseback made research and study had during workshops recently ty's second largest city. to be undertaken votlons at this point, ac- Child" Seth a former juvenile $0000 through the U.S. Law SemInole's 43,000 children and riding lessons and by County In the post few days Sanlando the services available to were notified ording to Circuit Judge court judge decided to try to do Enforcement Assistance young adults from birth horses free of charge. c enandyoimgadulla in the Administrator Roger has picked up a packet of ap "Idealistically this can ci something about the problem Ackninlatratlon (LEAA) was through 17. Nelawender Federal Corn- plicatlom and documents from pimjack SaUl. During the next 12 month', snowball and bring about community. received. Federal grads are Everyone knows there Is a several years ago. municatlons Commission the county and is expected t And practicing the precept gusrad.ed for the next three the judge said the ideal will be needed changes ln the system," (FCC) now gives local apply for a non-exclusive plIc school system, a cornto complete alidof the services Judge Salftuld. governments the option on franchise. isanity, college, a state that the bid psraonstoanllatln years, Salftuld. See SAIZI, Page 2A The idea for the plan began to Since then an executive availableandthento update the Department of Health and aprojocttlid needs tobsdone I - garounyou survey the dice, total the fop faces,addv. en, and alakazam, have the throwers INSTANT IIPLAVI Why Is Ike crowd ckssring Ike action sum. Move? Per is Insfeal replay, csauct deli 1 to 2. 3, etc. MT IN TOE WMLD is TI%Am P At4 iejcr 6 fJ4El.S - . •. Salf'l Ag' m:To Spotl ight Services For Youth flr -— During Iranian Upheaval' i Dmlr W.*i4t4k They Had Only ooI Cue, Hunting Knife For satety I The Americans In Iran had understand they started calling "Yea," the node very Mowly, r,'i the pool cue weigtded b000ris there are in the go; and when wewhat did get there the disenchantment with free housing, transportation them dumb and stupid and $7 LW4AID 41OS7 Idea was to Americans, their attitude we had no "bit sinithnesldon't wit to down at both aide and the cury. MdIWIWIHir continued to decline," she said. and utl benefits and "after needless to say that made the The two member they happen," he recallsbiding knife wire the only I em p ade it—best yes." led pretty bad," he bII "I really d*1t t The couple said many of the awhile the Ainer there -.A- b*eem. yes protect decided to go to Iran In Jma Some traces of the discontent to "Probably In the last coiçli mime they had bock 107$, soon after they had been of ha'-" was otk,.bIe to privileges given to Americans bragging about these thing' and recalled. __ boys the theugIs it em beppu' of weals, but before that I theimiuisi. caused discontent among the it got to be too much for the Todd is amon e critical of Mrs. Todd In Augid. "When we ceme hers, the two mailed. afl ever spin... ad we wets really dide't have mw41 fear," Irap1vt'," she said. Iran ad keeping of remember the IrtnLanI, ap "It was like a heneymoon and "I ..clilly said her .yses-eld husbend- main Uàigp we could ant bring 33 two," said ' "Additionally, InaflY (11 the )es t 'lo tell you the truth I was the cab drivers it pretty attitude of e pay was comes th of was at *1 were firearms and por. When the I gft Ilid wading to take a &M or if ashamed of some of the Iranians were slow learners pick, Mrs Todd emembs a.grablc books," said Todd good," be said. See IRAN, Page 2A tsidin these Mdi and some Americans did not "Webad.ppliudahoitayiir they did tab ia*wosldtakea Americans theta," thw said. of U0 ghets besriag the gstiin the meting the pit sinker of 6 IWe wore long time to get there," abs $ thsits ad 'there were middle of ties nIg aid Igaur dares ad armare - belts a we Were aatas to rscaivat the roofs c""i pulpi - — •• InAigit, the - •-. 1: , 1 aSpaIsdcMh.dPAS" ' ri t'" : MruTidd er be" ses itli do waft, he tbecsMou • -a W I DdiId. 1 1118110110 I 'ThoyworsaitWelrvitabie in — • _t. kete to Wilk her, iaying x InihaveThreats Reportect - -' S . 1111111 we slow Now H boil *a I ; ' eaapit • il.g j 1__••: W\ .. - pt _____ the 1JJ -. I -. uug'jss in ____ • •' - ---- • - -j ...... .,.. . ...... __ -- :''. ;- ' _______-. __• -- • _; -- - .l•' ' _-: ___ • -* * •'• r- .....-..........•. ,, . - • en-wV., thi former, (arIuas Lawrencsvllle.The two died children's ws plies. Mrs. fr IS, of Smisid ad a ibOit3;0LnL,frm""9dtle gf 4A Abr AriaidfleVlud ... this morning, ___ veu," according to csvlfls 41 Giitgla mu, had been gIU BeIs ...... AIsosioDaffrstir, sss.'aI i lhrsnt months, p.11cc in Lawns. Baker aid DoUroi walked Hpa, a r*iIn4 of North ,.,.......,........ • 4m,O...adtidlp. boehIhemerhemsadhad CMNML her Mrs DSIINnaMMNS.The Services for Charlen. ElN,W.................4A "He bed been t AIL ebridlait Uiu' D~ two Idrs, La, Akreinii D.(h'.ii's schei±' De.AbW ........ ........ 3.1 di,eicobs S, ad JeLaupetn1yMo WaIn.deyhiLawr.scsvWs, .....41 of leresup lw*aMwai thr.*aii,her*1ii.it with sinless to be uclwtokd ..................$.A 1r Dair.., labor aid, bominWert " - i._-.l%•1-1' . . ' Today • I cite s . ________ :7A . . *', .;. AmII1T :: In Former Butordlte Rod lasad for Dslfrz in the slaying hrgthith4aw, Janet and Jack hi con- IitFrldsymornlogof his en- $IalMWw Jr. of SadGtd, wets Dsfltos, $4, aoi Mct'ORWMhth,M.YWdhiI wdeadD.nlsMocrsi, of In G.orlga to work out the - - ... f . -\' z== .• vL N*to wow i_Tt —.-- - - kia. as 0 - ••• • -------- • .---- - --- • -- • --- ...,.;;......$.1 • $ -'I -• it." .- -•• • of 06 IrAllbses 841116 Gisisia. A athridà altt been the ulMo wina'. Muter ad vices _____ - - --- - r �2 A— EvtnIflgH.rd, Sanford, FL Monday, Marctis, 1fl9 M iraculously, Bedroom Ransacked I. NATION $8,1 O Jewelry Taken From Home' ' *j WORLD IN BRIEF Oil Production With Shipment To Japan Iran Resumes A burglary Saturday resulted In the loss at about $6,100 worth of assorted jewelry and other TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Iran remaned p.iiipkig oil to the world today for the first time In 0 days, loading a By removing a screen and opening an unlocked window In the bedroom the thieves were able to enter the home at IM Madrid Way, Ma1t1id One at the home's occupants, Joyce Kohn, 47, told police she loft home it 1030 and when she returned several howi later she found several drawers empty and lying on the floor. Included among the items stolen were flatware, bracelets, rings and other jewelry. ARRUTS MADE An (klamuto youth and a Cuielberry juvenile were arrested this morning for the burglary of the Golf Driving Range on SR NO In Lengwood. An anonymone caller told were loading golf clubs and otherequipment Into a bins vehicle. Several minutes after receiving the cell, police stopped the veidcle and wrested Qifford Williams, 1$, at (lando and the juvenile. WHlimi Is In Srtlnnl, County Jail today In hiss of $5,250 bond, reports Indicate, SWWIUrING ARWT Lois Brwwdl, 19, at 2100 Howell Branch Road, Maitland, was arrested Sunday and charged with retail theft of a st valued at $4 from Ward's Store supertanker boned for Japan with 330M tons at crude In the government's most tangible demostratlon at its authority. But the symbolic return to normal contred with the execution of seven more top officials at the ousted royal regime, Including four generals, two offfr1sls of the SAVAK secret police and a member at the detwict government. The resumption at oil exports was timed to colnc4d with the 12th anniversary of the death of Mohammed Moesadegh the aMI.shah premier who natlonalined Iran's petroleum Industry In 1691. Winter Park Man Part Of Swap COLOMBO, Sri lanka (UP!) - An oceanographic research ship arrived In the Maldive lalonda Sunday to exchange the son of an Maldivian chieftain for three American crewmen held in the Indian Ocean arddpslago sInce Feb. 17. A U.S. Embassy spokoomm in Sri Laub said the Alyasem Meru with the chlWs son, kffied U Ahesnid Mujutbabs, aboard docked at the Maldivian capital at Male after a voyage from the U.S. naval boss In Diego Garcia once auurance was received lbs ,sauei would not be seined nor Its crewmembsra arrested. But the spokesman said there was no Inmwdiate word on whether the exchange had taken On as schsdaled, The Americana were Capt. Kemnath Leonard of Winter Park, Fin., First Mate Craig Williams and medical omeer Thomas Welkmen at Qwrleaten, S.C. 1. Beginning Sunday, United Press International end The Evening Herald adopted a new phonetic system to render words from Chinese characters Into 'J1EIT Known as pinyin, the new system Is used to transcribe Qünese names and places Into Englloho Pinyin Is lb. Odne,e word for tramulhteratlon - pin meens phonetic and Yin means .o*md. Until now, UP! and moat other bwlltidlona 4I4g with the subject have used, the Wad..Giks method. Pinyin also involves the dropping at the hyphen from the given name of Chinese people, so that Tog HalaopIng becomes Ding I later found the locked car window had been broken and his citizens band radio valued at $75 was stolen. — 01K 1 Ui GARAGE THEFT JWI UIU today In lien of $11 bond after being arrested out" tbe store when security personnel at the store apotted her folding the shirt, and placing It In her purse, and leaving without paying. CDSTOLEN .Iemes Powers of Orlando parked his car at the Lake Monroe boat ramp Sunday and __ The People's Republic of China adopted the pinyin system as at Jan. 1, and now conducts all offiLial boutheos In pinyin. To Welcome 'Columbia' — WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter has not yet said he will seek re-election next year but he's doing the preliminary work for a campaign. In a major step, the president authorized creation of an "exploratory" campaign committee to be headed by Democratic National Committee Treasurer Evan Dobelle, a Democratic source said Sunday. Asked when Carter would announce his candidacy formally, a party source said, "I wouldn't expect it until the end of the year.".. — — Safety Caps Unsafe For Elderly State Deparimad aid Reuters. Assistant Fire Chief W.C. Galley (left) and Lt. J.C. Hickson check damage sustained this morning t home of Mrs. Janice Albert at 2412 Decottes Ave, Sanford. Officials said the fire apparently started In a storage room and spread causing between $10,000 and $15,000 damage. Fire chief G. Manning Harriett said Mrs. Albert had left for work about an hour before the blaze began. Her three children, ranging in age from 12 to 16, escaped through the kitchen door, Harriett said. FLEE IN TIME . Vietnames Threaten Pursuit L .'. . e • I? II '..1 .., .- ., ' . ' MARCH Aat*$UuOlN: H rrê$ Mnsy áIs myi.r - p,sasm ssmse, L*I Nl Illew. ksasmw, DSS.y Males M*Si. Iery Percy J. GraMs. D ft" Las NkMII. aNemia Merle ON* nuI L1sA. ANrIfWW, SN*siVs PiNe. • PseHe. TNleII George M. W illis • Hes F. MeOsmile. Oel.ese • vaNer U. Hill, Sr. Osilens )$ulen I. Wse$ey. C.1 It Rheaums, Laii&*sd It Ct,CreaMs $ISTII$s lc$t MO TesmyRtlNmLe N.Y. r1, Luu,asd • DIKISAISI$a 1*t ~ . n IrisEs um1e N. News • • . :w Gal Theuijumi ates ___ - • • ___ _______ Unibr I. 1694, asaid e IS. praikolly etfret __ —'pwhicbeocurridzahlghwaynoithit tii.wsddsedsa mere studios th $ k414, cwty _____ _______ ____ ____ kM4 aies end '-Iy led to her h A faders! jue er theow oat that Miegatios. Perhaps om at the meat efiIcwt_spects it the case Is ft is andded lbs woman, Eves &lkwosd, has bees the c' kisatigien hsemi .vldase. it plut 'wn in Ms. &wood's emu d e,seey, it IeraM. Ii; - igr"— .aI4.a1 .ftaloe showed Ms. Silkwood's ipsiprier 10 her "' T hK ____ ______ bewail wi .4 hagfr4 had cdt."aloe Is aims d. $111 r 1 d swu KerPMNraowleorpIaiwascperM.dth 66s4-p-'iw,ZsrrMcGesawuvof with egoey mi ___ -: __ ____ __ Mweed g-1. _____ The edt, which irha doges fee ad Zan'Mee .4 ft a~ 001 eadMs mad 10ha'iid,Ilb Tha sd tee slIieeal fge.to WTadi, in f.diratesstInOr' ____ ___ liii__uua J10VWMOMs,INd'Id4j _____at mere _ two yam at iegai r A taint j, lhesw sat the allogatios, which Phu gsd that - g hstw.&hakwosde EerrMeflee, which cra' st (101A in Ma. wssd haw rut.d to wtretspplsg, intimidation, I .IUu,TJJA •5 aervisas .4 dter had MWsafety corn. — son" L.sosr DuNulu _- - INSHIMM • weesawan • MIVdI& l9Vd fli Ni 1 PVEUIMs Daly sal leMsy. SOW IIIJIIV W The Saslerl NarSl Is.. as N. FN! a*s..1.Nit $Wl• Cliii PuiS NIl 11*"!* 31: • • N.UgW: L silL Yesr• NS.V..V: WseN.$INN *.vaMLN.Mss1NSMIe"MUIlYimj i*IS I ____ ____ Rv* use Otuesm cstve. Mists LucUe Rsii1li ies" KNees *MS5 tiers mNsup. cnvtusts • —_—_ CIWIOMA CITY (UN)- Under meet clraess, the biters bee hal ad. hOe mod" V" dshnd lb. . at. ___ —• 1. • _______ uaisat Viclerli Tftvnsmi ale. 1E ". $MIerd: (valve Srsa i(alWe Iel • erry kiver N, Carey Celery aerd Palest, CSfluJLs D. Isti.. Dillilia sM Wsllri CINU 0 11 e óiscssaaus . _______ iEviMdtad, ••-_•-_ ----_•—_----_ usms.b , 10 1id with ph_tut o a week has er5 owed •— ___ - — - _•... ••-•.••-._ .., . . '" .. • • • - I. the cerred can is tried. Uh her dea , the case at Karen Slikwood Is not an open aid tnt affair. The decisions which emerge from the coining trIni could affect the nuclear industry as a whole. It Is certain that proponents and opponents of nuclear energy will be following the trial closely for key testimony concerning tls daigers of eoaswe to radiation. KSrT..MCGee attorneys, however, deny that th. cu. will ha much Impact on the nuclear Industry. They claim t "neMhe our cowdry's nuclear energy policy, nor the nuclear bi,jis on triaL" Defense attorney Bill Paul said he doubts "If the trial wiki have a mark on the nuclear Indairy." lbs cue has drawn alten from co'.ea Wored beIudlng women's rlgtta orgsnli*tlons, civil rights activWs.4 b.rs, all of whom have made Karen Silkwood Ib* mosL Her death has been memorialized with dsaeatratIo aitidi and speeches annually since 1975. And liderai gro and in. divktuala have donated time, talent and money to sopposting h* ____ lbs j iaiui the aUsgetimiis betag op pahi. a foot which cetd lead to further court proceedings once • — .T •. . • .•-• •. • •—. • '•••• So ever the outcome of the lengthy and coinpies trial, the name of Karen Silkwood, once an unknown nuclear plant ' Is likely ?r p" , -• •• -•••. ••••-• '-". -• •. • • .• p , • • • —_ — •. .•• - . . Einstein --: 15c • • Farm Price Increase Unlikely • WASHINGTON (UP!) . - — Any success the farmers achieved In a month4ong campaign to lobby Congress for th higher crop prices likely will be minor. James Webster, the Agriculture Department director of governmental and public affairs, said the farmers do not have the votes In Congress to significantly change farm policy. . Federal prosecutors hope JAQCSONV!LLE (UP!) that a federal court jury's conviction of four Houston men on charges of oil price fixing and conspiracy will serve as a warning to other oil executives. The jury convicted the four Texans Saturday on all seven counts against them In connection with the so-called "daisy chin" conspiracy to artificially boost the price of oil aold to St. Petersburg-based Florida Power Corp. during the 1973-74 Arab oil embargo. the jury acquitted a co-defendant, former Florida Power executive Richard E. Raymond. - . rnI,i,Ia In I h •••" ... Th ... 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It since Reconstruction turned the who participated but officials was the cancellation of Mardi public against strikers and said those who committed acts Gras —a celebration older than citizens overwhelmingly of violence - such as slashing the city Itself that shattered acked"' Modal In his adammt tires, firebombing police cars the Teamsters-backed police vow "to keep the Police and tossing eggs at the mayor's union and ended a iSday Department out of the hands of home could expect departwalkout, leaving Mayor Ernest the Teamsters." merit discipline or criminal Modal a clear victor, city of" The strike forced some prosectitim. ficisis say, parades to the suburbs and __ Leaders of the devastated other, to mothballs mdii next Police Association of New year. It was ALBANY, N.Y. (UP!) - Eagleton, 1)-Mo., gave up l'ds Orleans agreed with city adof carnivai since the Proaidad in W by the mmm* party's vice presideiIa1 m1- miniatrators that the flnaàclal Korean War. Although no "(km Flaw Over the Cuckoo's natlor' after ft was misled he strain of 15 days cmi picket lines 5n n the dollar loss $ s.. readings: tom. Nest," lawmakers are prepar. had emdergone EC, could ___be coupled with tactical errors by wets avaiiaie Mardi___ perse, 64; overd ws, gh lo t 11111 to r,gui't. shock therapy given only after the petient the union, caused th. strike to ausneuy generates o million 61; yesterday's high 87; knew what was Involved. crumble &mday as offiCers for the city. for m.a1 pstIr'. bareemetric pressure, 11.0; The movie, based on the Ken The Assembly Mental Health reported back to work without a "lbs union failed to realize relative b'dity, 66 perceut. Je,sy novel by the sew name ClTmtIttee, headed by Mm contract and without a salon how important Mardi Grmwas Forecast Considerable ibeat life in a me" Indutu.' Connelly, has already held recognized by the city, to the community," Police cisu.4 ci-"-.td was 4Ios, depict. electra-shock extensive hearings on the A Mate judge decides today If Superüdesdesd James Parsons Womb Tuesday. Se.t.e. therapy - ECT - being subject In Albany, BiaIo, and contempt citations against A& .0m C=mm*y rose up showers and a few thandriliers who Ignored several padly ai4ired to the New York City. It filled this community with .4 aws hero The picture won an Conwily said Sunday In a bsck.to.work orders will be a deep resolve not to be treated u-as riunj statement that 111110,11111treated ceced. c''Iy Award -nIywith bly-hock thsrapy mamiytimes Strong and belligerent two that Assem m4gie4J4 Strikers returned to work TUMIDAT poems £HhVIh Cosmifly, D' "wore not aware what they weeksago, union leaders vowed hours after overwhelmingly Dsyle Roach: high 1:16 $aten. Ww, plans to in- were gsb* Into" or at the to "bring the city to its knees" rejecting a city contract oft aa 1:39 pa, low 6:50 RJR. bpkm ___ by the aid it Dent st1C's that T1 Igl4 follow than arid cheered when Maria! was sst uigi, reje Sell Pa. Mis proposildblflfor children i rad t. cancel major down. ___ waih weuldi.tlil the use it Pill viitm b* ia is dfto .4 reqeirs would set stainda for the ese town Mardi Gras parades - a for wi.I4eI,lniuiy, La., pa, lew $:U a.a., 1:17 atment s an in fun at shock tre , mrs, move costing bus esses it frglaia Is1aiKmed c: taclv*ig 1 4 P r odfidiM UN millim of dollars In lest salW& fw m adocr1Ills Pa' , uuirge y acts m4e would probably be NOW to But the first peacetime diglog the strike. lbs city P1' WO $41 &a., 9:47 Pat bw tel &ai 13*41 Pa' On in IM *to im mesas hi1,4heedeiog Fk1r1rtit oscWioii of Mardi Otis prijed no rqulaia for • E, I "No Sprigging PIP AUTO INSURANCE mI.tm,m rsqr.lrsd by LAW) TODAY Call SanI.rd In New Orleans — . 1 ir*.t 6' history of mankind," said in- was presented at the dinner to stamp honoring Einstein was Mitute director Harry Woolf, Prof. Tullio Regg of the Issued here Sunday. The first NOW IN SANFORD "and he remained an eztraor- Institute for Advanced Study album was sent to President dinarily humane, kindly and and the University of Turin, Canter, the second to Margot I VM 0 AIR witty man." Italy. The recipients of that Einstein, time physicist's step. lb%k __ The Invited participants, award often have subsequently daughter, and the third to Helen NEW LOCATION many of whom were delivering received the Nobel Prize. HWY. 17.52 £ Lk. Mary Ilvd. Duke s, his longtime secretary. Convictions A Warning -. •• • •• "n". - • ' Shock Therapy ;Restraints Set Traffic Death Prompts Nuc ear Plant Sut i' ___ th 01, 11 . ith Woman ContaminatedPlutonium E mmMln$ -, SAN MATEO, Calif. (UP!) A full lineup of candidates just about eliminates the possibility of a clearcut winner In Tuesday's election for a successor to Rep. Leo Ryan, whose slaying sparked the Peoples Temple mass murdersuicide. U none of the 14 contenders receives a majority of the vote, there will be a runoff for the top vote-getters of each party on April 3. ' MARC" do IM ' Ryan Seat Draws 14 Hopefuls M emory HOSPITAL - — ... . . .Iran *DMI$$$0N5z • — I) - SaIfI Getting Data _ — The number of brewing WASHINGTON (UP!) companies In the United States has dropped from 404 in 1946 to fewer than 50 today, and more than half of those are unlikely to survive, a Federal Trade Commission report says. But, the study concludes, competition remains so fierce among the successful beer makers that there Is little likelihood the survivors will wind up with an oligopoly that could affect quality and prices for beer drinkers. An oligopoly Is the concentration of a specific Industry In the hands ofa few compwi' cooperating to set prices and standards. ___ ___ 4 Breweries Dwindling But... I: By Uai$ed PriN JMiiUianl would continue fighting. and Incursions of the Viet- Into account. But In sharp contrast with the under control Friday. We have Peking formally announced The NCNA, In a dispatch namese aggressors against Military analysts In Bangkok slashing criticism of Vietnam, achieved the purpose of today It has succeeded in from Peking, said that begin- China." said the withdrawal could be the Chinese statement asked defensive counterattack pwa)th Vietnam and was ning today, "all Chinese fronThe withdrawal statement the toughest part of the Chinese Hanoi to "speedily hold against Vietnam." withdrawing Its Invasion for tier troops are withdrawing to came as every available report offensive. Vietnamese forces, negotiations to discuss ways of Shortly alter the Invasion NAIROBI (UP!) - Ubya has the hiahaic, at power com g "snlanmJy" warned g0e,, territory. from Ilajiol Indicated Vietnam they said almost certainly will ensuring peace and tranquility began ..:airlifted 1,000 troops and pislely." on Feb. 17, it became Hanoi not to attack the "Chinese frontier troops have would pursue and att ack the attack the troops and try to turn along the border clear that Lang Son, 90 mIles Uillltary supplies to Uganda In a co di to the Ac r ng Earlier, Chinese Vice Premi- northeast of Hanoi, was a major retreating troop.. attained the goals set for them withdrawing ChInese. It was withdrawal Into a rout. major effort to prop up Ubyans have no great sctlon lb protect against this, the er U Xlannlan J hours before the Off J"IaZ since they were compelled to not clew, however, whether target of the $5,000-man ':Preddent Id Amos boles- far Moth but fed that Weesi. New New, Agency Issued launch a counterattack In self- Vtctnam.e accusations of new Chinese statement warned that noted that with the conquest on Chinese force. ncr e d g ova r omen t, he Is a Mneli', Uganda om be lb.statement,Viuloan Insisted 4sfmee on Feb. 17 against Chinese attacks had taken the the Vietnamese "mint make no Friday of Lang Son, a strategic suthorltativs diplomatic ,o,am'ed a Msai uOwdtY thee. was no pullout and saId it ceasele. armed provocations NCNA withdrawal statement more armed provocations and highway, rail and waterway The Chinese announcement :jources said today. and will lean toward the Arab Incursions along the Chinese junction, China baa "achieved came one day after Vietnam . Americans and Europsaus world. ilization border after the withdrawal of the purpose of defensive coun- ordered a general mob____ forces were said to ___ frontier troops for the first time since U.S. living in Uganda were urged to Ta. terattack against Vietnam. the Qdne,e Iwo the costry U, In an Interview today in troop' pulled out six years ago, "The Chinese government ____ Mates that the Chi- the Japanese newspaper Yomi- which amounted to a vIrtuAl ___ e southern town at Mosaka I I I possible because at t he dsterl th solemnly bat Western toward F"T orating sltatu. nose side reserves the right to un, said, "We have achieved internal declaration of wir The magnitude at the Ubyan dip¼lI'iltI in Nairihi Mid ft WN (C—'-'-d Fri. PegS lÀ) Seminole County Deputy mitt.. at SemiPols Cowdy; strike back again In selldefense the purpose of defensive coun• against China. There was qo airlift, which was continuing unclear 1mw 4N517 they bM Seminole Youth Planning. Sheriff Hank Burly, aim. Torn Weinberg. single Intake In case of a recurrence of such terattack against Vietnam ... sign, however, that Hanoi ip today, indicated that Ubyami advanced. . vi.orFIRS5od My Vietnamese activities." Our troops brought Lang Son tended to declare war formally. Our Council be. Is Sam as chair.. previsdion. leader Col.Moaninsar Khadaly The West German Doss Sciuto, Oonsltwt, Also Ivan Bowers, programs Adams, liaison from Infor Is giving Amin his alkud In Fw'pal. which tapr::• Coordinator of emotionally director student services, matlor and Referral Services. U.S. Interests In Uganda, handicapped programs, SMnInnl. Cosady school board; siçpomt non.protit corporation Is '5 The amen saw Cowdy School Board, William Bracken at epeclahisod op"gfr an office In the and backlog may Up the ecu., In Americans WMi president; Tom Yarrow, isosnotlenu; Arlstta Coberly, at uii ipNW lssvs ke1nt*. Aaxsüs's favor In the maibuold IP'le Ca1011ity I°'P° Ave., Sanford. From Pigs lÀ) Iranians got all those guns," he did a lot," the husband said, ' 1S U'S NW 11119d139 College, tr.uurer; Cyudss tary School; County Cornwar with Taizaii. "because he actually brought Seth Mid when the mamual of Americans Informed of events, said. "Two weeks ago I wou3I have Americans, O7 MW Hatchlnson, • coordinator oMedem Chairman Bob Peach; It Is difficult for the couple to them Into the 20th century with "I really think the American continuing Martin B. Glkkstaim', CPA; services Is completed. It will be said Amin Is fkatd," onu isasrhss, IIVIN of division 1 It—at least In the actually place the blame for for lns4ance modern buildings iislfCS 1114. "Bid lb. apSfMi MARY d tD IhtiSdl heVS education, University of Eiagsnu D. Minsita, oxscsdlve offered at no charge to service aribsesy blew Iran's troubles on any one and transportation." governarea at informing us what was I decision by Ubya to .s(polt indicated they kdd 10 Y Cairal Floelde, secretary; Dr. director Youth Programs Inc.; agencies and to local toward going on," he said. particular group but they do "Th ee Is one thing about tl ONW'M117 l-gu diIV on Amin Wends S. Abel; Harvey Alper, Arid Mary Miss at (hid Care mu4al wits with some thoughts on the Iranians which Is noticeable," "Goe thing they told us was have 1 giving the local goverumMial Bar Inc.; Ray O&Mvoe Som$ele County th Iranian people and e former Mrs. s In re were more g Todd noted. "It Is hard to he un one BBS; Richard ails the hgh4 to create ad t Association; Margaret reha11UP 1 as IIISIS. New York, but figure the Iranians mind city block In new programs and fund Anderson, director services Swarti, family counseling; NOTES, hooked around you saw a at "I think If you look around the because they will follow anyone you ___________________________ aepanlsar, [HIS; Lake Mary Sam Thomas, executive perhaps consolidat, others atgunsandwondsredwhere the country you will see the shah who says the right thing." Police (hit Harry Bemix; director Dreg Action Corn. DONNA TE8 __ Worlds ' Top Physicists Gather To Honor Einstein CHICAGO (UP!) The safety cap that keeps junior from opening pill bottles also may be preventing seniors from taking their medication, the Journal of the American Medical Association reports. In a commentary In the March 9 luim, a New York based group of physicians who specialize In geriatrics agreed, "with the introduction of child-resistant medication containers, the geriatric patient had suffered another setback In an already poor record of medication compliance." Studies show a good number of elderly patients would rather skip the pill than deal with the frustration of losing a fight with a bottle cap. Or, If the battle Is won, the cap may be left off for easier access next time, causing many medicines that should be tightly capped to lose strength. — 4i I , Ami Aided china A nounces Vietnam Withdrawa ' l By Libyans __ _ . -. ... ...,. , -.. '~ ..' adoptedpthyln,ubsvetheU.S The United Nations — Carter Gears For Campaign CHNIDREN Four Killed In Flooding — EST PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI)— flood waters receded. s)klters and about l5ostayed road department, said 90 today Sweeping muddy water from overnight. Officials praised the Lord percent of the roads were open Myrtle McBride fled by boat but there were some places for sparing lives then turned to a soggy carpet In the exclusive preparing a formal petition to clothing shop she manages In with her daughter and two where pavement had crumbled Gov. Bob Graham to declare the heart of downtown Pen- grandchildren, who were visit- and will take a few days to Escambia County a disaster sacola, Rosalie Jaslow cx- (rig from Pearl River, La., when clear. area to help pay for the damage claimed angrily: "It's a mess. *als. flood shot a wave of Some water mains in the area caused by Saturday's four It's a damn mess, If you'll Water throdghs her house on broke and officials said they Kelly Avenue. tornadoes and deluge of rain, pardon my French." would test the water for The disaster declaration Eugene Elebash, cleaning "It was just like a big ocean," pollution in the next few days. County officials said It will be would make the county eligible mud and water from his she said. "The water came downtown jewelry store, said shooting UP through the hard- mid-week before they know the for state and federal aid. A slow moving storm boiled "We've been here since 1934 wood floors and the house extent of the damage caused by By United Press International slides in North Carolina Sun unstarted cracking and popping. the flood. out of the Gulf of Mexico and hit outof Torrential weekend rains day, but authorities said no "It felt to me like the house University Hospital remained flooded the Southeast from major problems were reported. the Panhandle counties of it's a mess. It's a was breaking apart," Mrs. closed Sunday due to flooding of Escambia and Santa Rosa Gusting winds downed power Mississippi to Florida to the McBride said. "I was scream- the hospital's basement where Saturday carrying four tordamn mess, If at least four lines in parts of Alabama and Carolinas, killing Ing and crying and praying. the electrical poier nadoes and drenching rains system people, leaving hundreds home- widespread flooding on roads I've never seen anything like it was located. The hospital less that touched off flash floods, you'll pardon and causing millions of and bridges was reported. At in my life." evacuated 60 patients. Some dollars in property damage. Hardest hit were suburbs to the least 60 families in Gulf Shores They took refuge at Pen- were sent home but the west and south of Pensacola. my French.' were evacuated with National sacola High School. seriously ill were transferred to There were no serious Inju. A late winter blizzard par- Guard trucks and officials said E scambia County other hospitals. ries or casualtier reported and we've never seen It get this alyzed parts of the upper hundreds of others left their Administrator Rod Kendig The National Weather Set- Midwest under huge drifts that homes. though one fireman broke an bad." During the height of the wearily proclaimed the vice measured just short of 11 blocked highways, leaving hunarm while performing rescue Large areas near Binningnearly 5,000 people were emergency at an end Sunday, inches of rain at the airport dreds of travelers stranded. storm, work at Pensacola Beach where ham also were evacuated and a twister blew the roof off forced from their homes, ac- saying "all the indications are during the 24-hour period enwoman was pulled from her one Sandpiper Inn. Another tornado cording to Terry Lockman, that we have been very blessed. ding at 6 p.m. (CST) Saturday. The National Weather Set- porch as waters sloshed blasted the roof off a hangar at county Red Cross director. The Things are returning to normal. Most of it fell In a 13-hour period vice said the threat of flooding through her front yard. after midnight Friday. should ease in the Southeast Pensacola Naval Air Station. agency opened several emer- Praise the Lord." The storm spun off winds of 40 Following two emergency However, Kendrig said he had today, but warned Businessmen swept muck gency shelters Saturday afterwide areas of to 45 mph over parts of Atlanta from their downtown Mores and noon. They were closed at 11 meetings of county officials unofficial reports of as much as the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and and northwest Georgia. offices Sunday and families mu. Sunday. Lockman said at Sunday, Fred Hubacker, public 16 inches of rain elsewhere in Northeast states to be on the In Pensacola, Fla., nearly sloshed back to their homes as least 500 people sought out the service director for the county the county. watch for flash floods caused by 5,000 families had to evacuate thawing ice-jammed rivers, Saturday. snow runoff and rain. Minor flooding persisted in parts of the upper Mississippi Gale and storm warnings and Ohio River Valleys. were posted in the Pacific Blizzard winds clocked to 70 Northwest and the NWS said mph made it impossible to rain-loosened snow packs in the measure the snowfall in parts of Olympia and Cascade Moun- Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and tatns posed a high avalanche the Dakotas Sunday. At least 3.5 danger. inches fell on Duluth, more than 6 Inches was and Described as one of the worst V V V V * 'V V v V V V V V estimated in northeastern Three wonderful people called ,se(entlfic papers and giving storms in decades, the rains Classes were canmeasured Minnesota. raninescences of the genius ' Stein; Saturday and Sunday celed at schools throughout the There's Girt and there's Ep who heralded the atomic age —: uptol5inchesinsoniepartsof blizzard area today. and revised man's concept of and there's Em— the Southeast. Flash floods A Morrison County, Minn., the univerise, were from Girt's poems are bunk, swept [our 11 people to their sheriff's deputy played midwife Europe, Asia and North Ep's statues are punk, deaths three in Alabama .. : 4 and over the telephone to a 16 And nobody understands Em. America. They included ) one in Georgia. 4.1 snowbound woman. Plows Nobel Laureates. --19201 whimsy ege cleared the way for an amI Woolf said they represented S Six students and a coll balance shortly after the baby "a full array of scholars in By H.D. Qulgg professor were rescued from was boy born. Einstein's fields of Interest" UPI Senior Editor north Georgia mountain cavern Vr Hundreds of abandoned cars and that the program would not PRINCETON, N.J. (UP!) Sunday after being trapped by A ramshackle old character dress Einstein's role as a flood waters for nearly 29 littered Impassable highways. About 150 travelers were with rumpled pants and a pacifist against the building of ) hours. stranded in Worthington, Minn. 4 kitchen-mop hairdo, who often the German war machine or his •, P Swirling waters forced 200 disdained to put on his socks outspoken battle against people to flee their homes in and who gnawed his pipestan McCarthyism. At the opening dinner Sunday MeridIan. Miss., where 7.3 t hr oughm, was honored today in a g Wches of rain were recorded in gathering of 350 of the world's night, Dr. Jurgen Sciunude, ) $4-hours. Aheticepturwas P_,leading physicist minds from minister of education and 4 0 ,, V d_q* science for West Germany called In to rescue (our teenthree continents. 5 IF Ar 4 agers from atop a floating car. He died here In 1695, and announced a $700,000 gift from Ile storm caused mountain The Pablo Cassals remarked: his government to the Institute . c c.v" e E S W and mud and rock"After Einstein's death It Is as in honor of the Gennan-born p a senior e in . It pr ovid es if the world has lost a part of its Einst builds a research professorship and two substance." p Centipede Lawn Albert Einstein, the father of fellowships for five years. "This gift is not to be UnP relativity who had a warm and child-like purity of person, was derstood as a late attempt to the subject of a six-day learned claim the genius of Einstein for ymposium sponsored by the Germany," Schmude said. s Institute for Advanced Study, "Rather it Is meant as a token which he joined in 1933 and of our respect for Albert Em5 where he spent the rest of his stein, which includes ac4 1 knowlegement and understandlife. USA 4 The event observed the trig of his attitude toward It also includes centennial of his birth on March Germany. The 100th anniversary of Albert Einstein's birth I "•- ,•1 14,1979 and opened the national expression of regret that fate prompted the Issuing of this new U.S. cornEinstein caitenniel celebration, did not permit memorative stamp. "Einstein was clearly one of with the Germany of day• .- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fin. (UP!) The Kennedy Space Center Is scheduling a rousing welcome for the arrival Saturday of "Columbia", the first Space Shuttle destined to be blasted Into orbit. Officials at the center are preparing for a crowd of about 6,000 persons mostly space program employees and contracting firms and their families to watch the scheduled 3 p.m. arrival, March 10. Speakers scheduled at the arrival ceremony Include Astronauts John Young and Robert Crippen, who are scheduled to pilot the first shuttle flight, and Administrator Dr. Robert A. Frosch of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. While John Tufts Jr., 31, was out at town an unknown number of persons entered his unlocked She Is listed In serious but garage door and stole stable condition In Winter Park automobile Items valued at Memorial Hoslal. $1,000. Sometime between BNC, SAWS TAKEN Saturday and Sunday the Lamar D. Downer, 35, of 2410 thieves entered the garage at Holly Ave., Sanford, reported a 725 Laurel Way In Casaciberry boy's bicycle and a and from Tufts 1V76 Corvette 244ncb chain saw, valued collectively took the seats, wheel covers, at $5, were taken from his several wrenches, cassette tape home sometime Sunday, ac dick, IS cassettes and a radio. cording to Sanford Police. HOME BURGLARY GO CART GONE Sometime Saturday night an Milt Hunt, 62, of 1506 unknown number of persons Mellonville, Sanford, reported entered the home of Irvin someone took a go-cart, valued Philpctt III, 45, and stole $664 at $360, from his backyard worth of stereo epment. sometime Sunday, according to Sanford Police. According to sheriff's MAILBOX MANGLED deputies the thieves apparently Steven K. Morse, 25, of 1003 climbed over the roof of the Santa Barbara, Sanford, hot., and entered through an reported someone struck the unlocked sliding door. Stolen mailbox valued at$30 In front of from the living room were a his house Sunday, according to receiver, cassette and tape police. player. STOREROBBERY Julia Mae , Two robbers Sunday took an Lake Monroe Terrace, reported unknown amount of cash from someone broke Into her house the Shop and Go Store at 5000 Saturday, according to police. Howell Braids Road. However, nothing was reported The two robbers wearing ski missing. masks crouched behind the The thieves entered the house counter and then took clerk by breaking a window beside Debts Keach, 23, by surprise, the front door and reaching The clerk was grabbed but not Inside to unlock the door, harmed, police said. cording to police. —— Papers Follow China Switch More Than 6,000 Expected No motive has been found for the beating of a 27-year-old Oviedo woman who was found Sunday morning on a dirt road, in Oviedo. Charged with aggravated battery and assault Is Ira Lee TosIs, 21, Oviedo, who Is In jail In lieu of $5,250 bond. The Incident apparently took place about 8 p.m. Saturday. She was beaten on her head and face apparently by the use of a blunt Instrument, according to Oviedo Detective Tom Hen- Mondau, March 5, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. Injuries Reported Escam b'ie a Officials Seek Disaster Funds IN BRIEF WOMAN BEATEN No Serious .' �Evening FkimW (USPS 411.2S0) A round WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $325; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.00: Year, $40.00. The Clock ' Intelligence ~!Is A Mess In the much to do about nothing department, 52 .................... If ever this country required the best possible intelligence from abroad, now is the time. Tensions between China and the Soviet Union are such th at a Sino-Soviet war is at least con- ,. ANGLE.WALTERS of Sanford's bus stop signs are back in place after a couple of weeks in the county's inaintanance department. The signs were taken down a couple of weeks ago when City Manager Warren E. Knowles determined they were in violation of federal regulations In that they were attached to regulatory signs. The city commission did not fully concur with Knowles' Interpretation of federal guidelines and told the county, which put the signs in place, it could put bus stop signs on parking sign pods. The main benefit from this whole exercise of county workers posting the signs, city workers taking them down and county crews again posting them; seems to be to the respective crews themselves. Undoubtedly their physical condition has been greatly Improved by the lifting and stretching for such sign work. With cooperation like this between city and county, Srnford and Seminole County could soon become legend for their healthy workers. Charles Eaton, who along with Wilfred (Slim) Fontneau, owns the Fountain Lodge Hotel, 2706 U.S. 17.92, made it obvious he disagreed with the city's refusal to pay for replacing the water line to his hotel. However, he still had charity in his heart. He made the commission an offer they found easy to refuse. Eaton complained the low water pressure made It difficult to rinse in the process of bathing. To illustrate his point, Eaton extended an open invitation to members of the commission to come to the hotel and take a Shower. ,,Our guests get all lathered up and then only a few drops of water come out to rinse off with," lamented Eaton. "That's frustrating. I'd like to invite all of you out to the Fountain Lodge to shower and see how you like It." Thus far no member of the commission has taken Eaton up on his offer. Over the years one accumulates a bevy of tall Wes of the unusual happenings In local govern. met One . of my fondest memories of citizen participation in action comes from a town I once covered In Missouri where an ersttwhile member of the community rose from the audience of a city council meeting to ask the council in what way it was like the chocolate almond candy bar he held In his hand. The bewildered council was at a lost for a reply, fl so the citizen furnished an answer. "This council and this candy bar are alike in that both are chock full of nuts," said the citizen. Last week I was treated to another episode that shall go down in my personal annals of unusual occureitces at public meetings. I am certain many people appearing before By MAX ERKII.ETIAN governmental entities at all levels have felt those entitles were "all wet," yet few have offered to make them more so. )0 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code )5.3fl.2011or83l.9g93 Monday. March 5, 1979-4A , ,r. ' . . I. ..-, ... .$ Iran and other states in a vast crescent stretthing from Pakistan to South Africa are th reatened in varying degrees by Soviet ambitions and, or internal political crisis — developments which bear directly on vital U.S. and Western interests. The Non . . '.. - _ Sweet Swive - -__%_ ..' .. The sustained Soviet military buildup during the last 15 years promises Moscow a position of strategic military superiority by the early 1980. Peace remains elusive in the Middle East tinderbox. , 1. I , LAFAYETrE, Ga. (UP!)— A college rofesaor and six students trapped in a north Georgia mountain cave were rescued Sunday night, ending an ordeal of nearly 29 hours In the flood-blocked cavern. Walker County Sheriff's Deputy Jimmy Hollinshed said professional divers flown In from Virginia freed the spelunkers two at a time. The students and their instructor had been trapped In a dry cavern and had food and drinking water to lad until the floodwaters receded. The cave explorers, part of a group of a dozen adventurers from Georgia Southwestern College in Americus, had been stranded in one of the limestone caves that honeycomb the southern end of Walker County since about 5 p.m. Saturday. 'Mellow' From Marriage? United Press Isterietlosal The terror of the tennis ëirts is said to be a mellower fellow these days—In the words of one observer, "very rlaxed and happy..." The Dayton, Ohio, Journal Herald says that's because Jimmy Connors now has a wife he hasn't told anyone about, and that furthermore, he'll be a proud father sometime this summer. The newspaper says the terrible-tempered Conners — No. 1 in the world by estimation of the Association of Tennis Professionals — secretly wed Playboy magazine's ian "Playmate of the Year," Patti McGuire, last fall in Tokyo. He used to date Chris Evert, but that match never got off the court. Funny -- __ ____ _________________ ,I Bus iness //"/ , I -, l In Georgia After 29 Hours - p .'l 7 Saved From Flooded Cave Not So . ..,. PEOPLE IN BRIEF VIEWPOINT . '6 .-..). .. , , $ _____ . ByDONGRAFF WASHINGTON (NEA) — The saccharin controversy, and the political hot potato of food People are funny. safety regulation in general, is about to land 1 one might think that a federal government back in the lap of Congress after more than a The gathering storm th roughout southern structured to permit a few citizens doing year's simmering In the scientific community. Africa threatens to drag that region into the business with the government to make fat profits The Institute of Medicine, an arm of the maelstrom of direct East-West confrontation. denied most among us would rapidly become a National Academy of Sciences, Is finishing up • How the White House and Congress react to pubic Issue. One might think that In this era of the secondtworeports ordered by Congrou these events will be based in large part on th e equal rights and cod of everything conlate ian when the lawmakers suspended for 18 N. adequacy of the Intelligence assessments received sciousneas there would be pressure on the . months the Food and Drug Administration's & / 7 ." people's representatives to rectify the Inequality from the Central Intelligence Agency. move to ban saccharin from the market-place as ___ and to requlrethegovernmenito give all citizens a potential cancer-causing agent. Faulty intelligence will yield faulty decisions, la Its first the sane financial breaks. study, released last November, the _____ And how goes the CIA? It isn't necessary to .r Institute confirmed that saccharin is indeed a break any secret codes to discover that the agency That's what one might think. But that's not — albeit a relatively weak one — In in a spec1allzedcornerofU whathuhsppened i continues in terrible disarray. humans. Under existing law, the FDA has no market dealing In six-month federal certificates. A new wave of resignations and early choice but to ban any food additive found to retirements reflects the sagging morale In CIA The certificates are essentially short-term duce cancer In man or animals. ranks. loans by private citizens to the government. —F ' However, the Institute's second report Is ex..q . Make that private and well-heeled citizens. pected to urge greater flexibility in the governTaken together with last year's purge of more , lly anyone may buy the certificates, but Technica tit mint's review and regulation of food additives, . th an 800 officers of th e CIA's cladestine service, the li ty only the reasonably affl uent can do actua lit ui'ic1ng some assessment on a case by case most recent turnoil must further reduce the ef• so. No one with a bit left over from household • basis th of e relative risks and benefits of the fectiveness of an agency whose performance has income and outgo or a modest tax refund need substance Involved. long been suspect. apply to the Treasury, since the minimum It is understood the scientists will emphasize THE The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence denomination for a certificate is $10,000. the complexityofthe safety issue and the degree has labored for the last two years to draft an to which technological advances have Mo& it Now asfinance goes, that ls not so high. But it -Intelligence Reorganization and Reform Act." possible to Identify even minute traces of eardoes rule out millions of small savers, those who the chief purpose of which is to prohibit the CIA cinogenic agents that would probably have can manage at most a couple of thousand ma Pd detection years ago from exceeding Marquis of Queensbury rules in conventional bank account. Delaney Amendment ° the food safety law was . Chimp gathering information. So what's the difference? It's in the Interest. ado The federal certificates pay roughly twice the Granted there tsaie4 o exertaume COflt?V& t1bhg to her for the pad 12 YU5 .et'ap or iioty ii0 By 1AUXEMB H. aauis current going rates of commercial and savings over the activities of áents whose zèàl haS DelaneY Amendment Is bound to stir a major She already had a limited vocabulary when ___ Iiince the upperlimit on these Is fixed by NORMAN, Okla. (UP!) — Dr. Roger Fouts has sometimes surpassed the boundaries of propriety, political controversy both on Capitol Hill and beet talking with his hands to a chimpanzee for Fonts obtained her from a Nevada researcher, law, the government Is with one hand holdlnØ But in a world of mounting th rea ts to the elsewhere. 12 years and now he wards the chimp to teach her although Fonts helped her build a 240 ord down the rate of return for the great body of But regardless of how Congress responds to infant n to "speak." repertoire. security of the United States, there is a far greater small. savers while with the other dishing out the forthcoming report, the FDA Is unlikely to Since than, several primates at COW researth premium rates to a relative few with cash to He says his studies with the baby may destroy need to nurture a CIA that can and will provide saccharin anytime soon, even though the turIld belief established by the Greek facilities, Including a gorilla and an orangutan, information essential to this country's survival. official moratorium on such action will expire philopr Plato that claims humans are the have learned language skills which make The Inequity has largely escaped public atMay 25. Waahoe's abilities less unique. sole proprietors of language. . graduate students monitors tentlon, other than that of some inflation'The agency would have to go through a long,. Fonts, who with Fouts believes the infant chimp, named ns us senior Citizen organizations which cio the co process of notification, public corncords Washoe's every movement Wi b st re th wJ e the fir clümpanzee to learn and demanding changes. But it has begun mont and administrative action lasting ap- language from its parent. 1 chimp Is ap- infant, says living with chimpanzees can prove have been to stir some consciences In official Washington. proximately a year before it could remove the propriately named after lathcentury Indian difficult. poeilMhltles of Th e Treasury Is considering "I've had some very emotional arguments,.. artificial sweetener (torn the shelf and from leader Sequoyah, the Inventor of the Cherokee to small opening up the certificate market The U.& Postal Service thinks It Jad might break with her (Waahoe)," Font said. products like did soft dunks. By that time, alithatet. ough gradually lowering hr perh.psgou far as showing aproftt—by the and olSeptember. battle was when livers t Fonts said the toughest Co W probably be" acted —ad only on the cross-generational language we're This Is a goal the service, and the Pod Office Deitartmnset Waahoe refused to nurse Sequoyah because "she denominations to a $2000 minimum and exthe sacdiarbi question but on the larger food looking for," Fonts said In an Interview. tending maturity periods There Is also a before it, has been seeking since INC to no avail. safety issue addressed by the Institute of Aithoughit has been shown by Fouts and other told me she didn't like the way it felt." Researchers were forced to lame a public plea likelihood of action In Congress. Sen. William And the blame for the red ink shouldst be laid to the postal Medicine, sign language can be taught to service alone. Proxmire, D.Wis., chairman of the Senate chimp by other chimp', the Oklahoma r& for human milk, which Fonts says Is the bed ______ for natural chimp milk. Dcsens of Banking Committee, wants to lower the Every time things start looking up, Congress makes more searcher says something Is missing In that substitute nursing demands and refuses to allow cuts in service Which mothers In the Oklahoma City area minimum hi a single step to $1,000. A balaricethebudget amendment Isn't the process. Postal ledgers Showing profits. ,,you don't see the beginnings of language volunteered doad only focus ci state legislative efforts to force Either arrangement would bring the highThe current optimistic forecast comes from Pothn4ir "After two or tires good fights, she (Washes) y4j4 federal certificates within reach of millions Congress to call a constitutional convention, when It's passed from or chimp to another," Ofl *(fl'7 General William F. Bolger, who says the $171 of additional purchasers. But possibly at a high even though It Is grabbing all the attudlon at the Fonts said. "With the motherson relat1os1lp we gave in on the nursing bit," Font Mid. He centdhaveall$Omillionsir$iabythedoaec4theflacalyearifl commwilcdlons slowly there has not been trouble with Washes's cost elsewhere The rush to certificates could nat ural ougid to moment. tgUUISIdL the al behavior since I11*tSTU like a jiat then signs, A total ci 14 stat.. have also called for a develop lido gestures and drain capital from banks, particularly savins u:_ -The agency, which has lost billions In "Of c'irse there's a difference between a ions which are the primary sourcç pt convention to writ, an anti-abortion amsndmsst human baby hare to speak." nier skies ahead because of Increased productivity and a rational and emotional chimp argwz*at — just mortgogg money. 8eaoyah was born lad month and Fonts has to the Cosatitutlon—and there Is no f1r or Mab&lii*lon of postal rates. codusionabovithe W01dl4 of those petition', as said the earliest Sequoyah could pick up try to tell her (Waahoe) soup is a food and not a Savings Interest rates might be permitted to Bolger says the service carried 97 billIon pieces ci mall lad ,4he-budget language from his mother, Wauho., would be at drink," Fonts said. "She gave one grad student a there Is about some ci the b rise to keep the private institutions competitive anve___ MML year and predicts the total will reach 00 biUIoi tiree months ci age, but he actually expects the hard time with that one." Fonts views his a' as aim* human, with the ioveunesd But that would e1ett percent cc the mall Is from business. In theory, at lead, Congrom mod act to call a first signs several niodht pad that. an th er problem since higher Interest wddd o The Postal Service Washee Is the first c1l&nisee to learn although "the public Is probably not ready for °" coodiMloel convention If two4hlrde of the translate into higher mortgage rates. sloppy service, COIUPIt*TIZSd IQIdPnSnt that dOt Mates — a total ci 34— petItion It to do so. American Sign Language end Fonts has been chivp's liberation yet." properly and a tendency to raise rates far too often. Ld'shope things areturnthgtowwdthsbdt.raiidffaprolit 9. be shown, that's good news, too. can . 11 I ___ _____ . ___ •• . ____ Byrd: 'Grand Ole Opry Star . - __"b _____ . _____ _______ .. . ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ 'ography 'Oviedo: B'i Of (1 00-Yea r) Town' By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer A University of Central Florida professor and an Oviedo High School librarian have spent eight years collaborating on a book that chronicles the 100-year history of the city of Oviedo. The Centennial celebration is planned Friday through Sunday. Richard Adicks, who teaches in the College of Humanities and Fine Arts at UCF, and Mrs. Donna Neely have co-authored the book "Oviedo: The Biography of a Town", due off the presses in May In honor of the city's centennial year. There will be 150 pages of text and 40-50 photographs in the book, which will be published by the Oviedo Publishing Co. The book was written with assistance of a grant from the National Endownment for the Humanities. "It's an all-local project," said Adicks, who has lived In Oviedo for the past 10 years. In researching for the history, Adicks and Mrs. Neely utilized a variety of resources including Interviews with old-timers In the area, old newspaper files, census and land records, the National Archives and several books and articles from the latter half of the 19th Century. The city Is celebrating the centennial of the naming of the settlement, then known as the Lake Jessup community, as Oviedo by the postmaster, Andrew Aulin, In 1879. Oviedo did not become an incorporated city until 1925. Aulin, who was born in Sweden In 1843 and attended Uppsala University, came to the United States about 1870 and became a - merchant and grove owner in Lake Jessup. When he was appointed postmaster, he chose the name of Oviedo after selecting It from a map of Spain. About 1874, Aulin married Lona Lawton and they had four children. Many of their descendants still live In Oviedo. For 50 straight years beginning in 1925 there have been Aulin children in Oviedo schools, according to Margaret Ragsdale, a member of the Centennial committee. Aulin died in 1918. Another founding father was Robert W. Lawton, a brother-In-law of Aulin, born in Thomas County, Ga., in 1847. He came to Florida following the Ci%41 War with his mother, sisters and two older brothers. He married Mary Gwynn, niece of Walter Gwynn, a state treasurer and comptroller, who was also an early settler of Oviedo. The Lawtons raised five children, one of whom was T. W. Lawton, Seminole County's first elected school superintendent. One interesting bit of information unearthed by Adicks concerned one of the early settlers and first preacher of Oviedo Baptist Church, George C. Powell. Powell came south to escape the notoriety of his son's trial and execution as a conspirator in the Lincoln assassination. The son, who was known as Lewis Thornton Payne, attacked and wounded Secretary of State William Seward. Another pioneer settler was Dr. Henry Foster, a physician from Clifton Springs, N.Y., who came to the area in 19 or 70. Foster developer orange groves In the Lake Charm and Gee Hammock areas, made a fortune in citrus, and developed Lake Andrew Aulin (left) named Oviedo from name he found on map in Spain. At right are Robert W. and Mars' I.,awton who raised live children — among them T. W. Lawton, Seminole County's first elected school superintendent. Charm as a resort area. He gave generously to area churches and the Foster Chapel Methodist Church (now First United Methodist) was named for him. Another pioneer Swedish family was the Nelson family, which arrived In Sanford from Connecticut via the steamer Frederick DeBary, in 1875. Steen Nelson, then 90, recalled the event in the April 30, 1953 Sanford Herald. Nelson Brothers fruit packers and brokers started business In 1886 in its first packing house in Oviedo using the brand label of "Pride of Oviedo" and headed by Steen 1,; Centennial? - ___ .• .11" ) John Wayne, who underwent cancer surgery Jan. 13 in which his entire stomach was removed, stood smiling and appeared relaxed Sunday as he gazed over Balboa Bay from his Newport Beach, Calif., home. The 71-year-old "Duke" left UCLA Medical Center Feb. 10 for what doctors say will be a long convalescence at home. It was his second cancer operation and his second major operation in a year. He underwent surgery for removal of a cancerous lung In 1964 and only lad April had open heart surgery to replace a faulty heart valve. i'Iii '- ECL?SE SCIENCE WORLD • I To Talk Judith Bennett, director of We crisis counseling group In Chicago and senior editor of Forum Magazine, has an article in the publication's April Issue offering 20 ways to keep a love relationship alive and exciting. Next month she'll file for divorce from husband, Henry, ending 15 years of marriage. Why CliCIn't her formula for wedded bliss work for her? Says she, "Some of it I learned by not doing. These are things I'd follow in another relationship, which! didn't in my marriage." She says the split will be "amicable" — no allmony, no child support and split custody of the couple's two children. I. JACK ANDERSON Probes Left Solomon Feeling Bitter BERRY'S WORLD _.. General Services Solomon was reported by close associates to dipped on the toes of too many powerful people overall GSA probe. H. said the agents reportid WASHINGTON Mlon boss Jay SIIP' ,bese sial hi hive been furious about the hi,auIlgar1. Jay as he pursued his housecleaning chores. This directly to the Jiatle, D,psrtment, arid ________________ a," one Wlm$. __________________ pit It. ___________________ aeder of Igs depety ____________________ ,nt.j ,, no commen*.A harks back to Solomon's , ferrdktg ant cornçtlon in the acasdil-ridden was pretty hacked n said Solomon In a talipl'iine Interview with our associate Robed Griffin, wbom he considered to be less Justice Depsitment spokesma agency has appsredly angered the Carta ad mhgstretlon, was the target of an FBI In- Gary (, soon adoww8w 00 he had than outbusloolk about exposing the agency's arid his assistant had been cleared, and the case Is now closed. ec"pt"ed abed the inl(a"' to both FBI scandals. Yedig' last macti'Solomon won that bottle, but it moy, have cost WATCH ON WASTE: Economy, Unlike Witutir and Mtornei General Director WIlliam "i think it woo tstai haruarn-it." on sovirce ant of Use," he him the war, bscGrIftinisa does fr1aadof charity doss not begin at boats In the opkii It UM us. "ft renhi'de mad the Nixon doys," GfL BelL "I 010111011 WOO took I resent anyone House Speaker Tip O'NeIlL The .. ild. "I uNited It. - tupyars. Putal Mt,m to metiwe diagedid ioddeel. mbrage at tide affront to his prestige, and sir insneybydoakig Inef ficient pit offices Is'a The J'.atce Depsr$si kti the FBI in. quad1rng my Id IV 14.09 the White Bonus to Ibid his old laddY con ollty of this sdft aftitodel, vtdiga'.d Soismes in rawseas to I C811*10104 Miles& said be spoke 1kM to Bell abed the forced anotbor weli-psyW job in the A"'4n'M1on. ___ IM his evidw"d miod Woo =01beft uterasy Between 1170 and 117$ the service c1c.ed'a CoitsiiPeOPiui who ha,effl friends OnCuIIitl'l Fivate L:: for her boss on gavermasit age of $80 offices a year. But In 1P77 MW, Left thay had to placat. the powerful aver ___ Woo Spiker it they're to have any chance at all of CoI*IU. 1I)O* to outcries (torn vona was r&"iy ci ,iniy r.ceive a *on'p' 'eun laud up so - I Mile The ______ ____ _______ ______ getting AdminIstratIon programs through Milads whose pedal on was gored, pased Isia or his .iff tki4hiag wr4 by el ft estremaly difficult r'1"'us "— Cseui. usek. t the wbdty thus g to be closed A virtual morMor1 , Inter, Isisaw laid Cohe, he saw WeMir and "mjMIflsd" at the but. pod i Selc' the iav'V' took, BOok dirgc4iss l "He serIal 11;--ig hs boo rw4frama pr..4M4 hew.. crimiIt,d.Inthepod two ySare,oniU iwiy ovire ii a pahIiv'hy 1M i.Wto thM a icy, ac- offices have been .lnIn$.d In the e4 g.g i," Iesn ,, tryq r.usnilds b'ry iabIi''P'$ P. iI"'i' Im P$1 b"dwdm st1s aim sheervers csrdsig to hibulso. '1ye treated = we coodry. Aglirlgmmphofthispohulcallyipàitsd Mr nan;': of the Carter ad aan',"he hoo ci--1-'-.IWfriva. yet the wade Is the pad Ice at Rosola',& Ark'k of t GSA Fir lutsar, thom ft's as asoret t d aarvsa 1$ tm'Wi all of whom could be astd the prmm&Av is lsles plans to leave gaveramud amiss c 11ir t yeer, It was reputed f , ci l by rural mall Carrier.. t, lbs FBI agu tried Is was wily tryW to eud Osismas ji..,(ies at the agey Neither Carter am(ZdiIsto whsthitrbeS &W UK Mussheve A" MID LerdetakIsiamss Thspedmader Is cberdRse,whosetsll' ft cow is land 10 ad rid of hoo cooddedtofrl Old for asbskasws 1eua1sdbotHseity.He6$04yeor(or I IIbsuswerkaweuk.Asf—',heaorves MisMc$s,Iema soy GIAtoaswas 'fll uvlssers else hoo GSA crack. brie it whether aehiamus's too i with lbs press abed a pIadar are nicysd the Use ady ±— to en the scandal,. dpsoj he Isa uWavsrss pvblIt*y, and the Pedal 8or4Ci sd ur Fietade: As 111 upshsuson dliii there 111y's asyboon , • • • $usu 1, 00 a Fear MW for tM. 00 abet '- ( ' R$ g43kIg, $7.yssr.eLd Audher theory is Md Sissies has d iie put ci the office lacs. Ø nca and h1 tM it was . .b 6 — e SpOher v .. 1 , . • 0 I . . • . I *~,IN t4 . ",t m down as having a dioply ft of powerlessness and i san which has lad to a prolbimd dub of con fldonct" L • — to a GM —- m. ----------- . Dr. Christian Barnard, at a symposium in Cape Town, South Africa, on Care ci the Dying, in support of etøumasla for the terminally Ill: "Medical students are taught they are champions of life and then go on to defend It. There is one message I would give to young doctors and goal cimedk4ri.Is not to prolong life, ftisto that Is allevate suffering and Improve the quality of life.' - • 4 . -- — -•. --•.--.- -- • - . ) uurv' ii 's • lam Operators )S ave Child In Venezuela ":, MIAMI (UPI) — Cooperation among several South Florida ham radio operators this weekend helped ensure that an 111ear.'old comatose boy in VInsu,1e, who was dying from 'ék of the drug MemiItal, was - Jive toy. 'Oge Ndtthsgsr took an Wnergsncy call from ham operator Alberto Dias In Maranelbo, V.nàusl.. at 10:29 SM utoralag. dger Gates we. s.rIng . jbw bead Injuries inuf.'ied In an ado accident lad Mendsy sp4hadlipudoacum.By ,S$irdny night he was having çosedsim TM boy's antis. Dr. Jat, Mime,, knew Guise needed 'P"adel a drug tki redere. ØdsIn the brain vhs gl cnkt be but *I&VIUOnuIY, any in VaineW Muses west to Dies, a tk= operator, be. acaib_ aus_ be celdn't msrd a 101eplion. call to the United ,' ___ "!bes Naftslag.r heard all be orm ids setlu. wM a ISO sercud iI job,',' Nifrr dd. "We omurgussy 11 ass'. lid from Vipla M Susdey lbs yoriug buy stepped we haviug cesvuliiu shortly uediMily. us orIaI.ctdidureiisethe t extent of the emergency." Naftzlngsr put out a call to Dr. John Handwerker, Handworker was playing golf when its beeper wed oft and raced back to his ham Shack. After coming the requsst Handwerker tiliij".ed a pisarmkM and ordered four bellies ol the * for OIL The doctor knew be couldn't pIck up the drug l*nu and gst it to a V,riwl_hesOd Via. Airlines plus in time a. No& singer pit it I call to other ham operators. Jo. Cesiter was driving al, beard the call, and picked up the drug. Coslor wMs't familiar with Via. Airlines coiter at KLw'i bdormilood Alrpsut a lager alarmed 101100. itrôd M 13:31 The dr p.m., ass 'c aft the Caracas boud plus was acbai.d I. Jpu4 pirsandid Vim a1 to hoM the sadthsdrWia in MmsI3b.aud the onU Lerbs ri&ed N. MWduld., . %) 0-ti lo , r.• , Ill . ,. "' ..--• . 1% I i .;.,) I 9 • . *> i I Ok ,._,. 1.9 - Barnard Supports Euthanasia "' • Candidates for king and queen to reign over the Oviedo Centennial activities next weekend have been announced by Ragsdale, Margaret chairman of the Friday night dance, which will kick off the festivities. IhekJ.ngandqueenwilt be crowned at the dance at Oviedo High School from 8 P.M. to 1 a.m. Men chosen for their service to the community by the Centennial Corn• inittee as nominees for the honor of being king are C. S. Lee, Frank Wheeler, Bill Martin, Dick Adicks, and C. R. Clonts. Candidates for queen ranging from teens to senior citizens are being sponsored by local merchants, the winner will be chosen on the basis of a penny vote. Queen candidates and their sponsors: Sharon Cauthan, Meat World; Lena Blanton, Fin & Feather; Lisa Carron, Roy's Barber Shop; Mende Voska, Oviedo Florist; Mae King, Orangewood Feed & Tack; Marquise Patton, First Federal of Seminole; Penny 0111ff, Citizens Bank of Oviedo; Karen Jacobs, Rose Texaco, and Bonnie Mockbee, Tiger Station. The Honor Court will be composed of OVICdO High School students whose parents and-or, grandparents graduated from Oviedo. They are Candy and Stephanie Ward, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ward; Deneen Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ward; Laurie and Tracy Dada, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Duda; Cende Duda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Duds; Lisa Duds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Duds; and Connie Jakubcin, daughter of Mr. Do As I Say, Not As...? Postal Promise - Queen Of Wayne Relaxed At Home ____ Nelson. The firm later became Nelson & Co. consisting of Nelson, B. F. Wheeler and Capt. W. B. Brown. Nelson and Brown ultimately sold out to Wheeler. The community depended mainly on citrus and the freezes of the winter of 1894-95 were disastrous. People, who had lost everything left their doors open and dishes unwashed — never to return. The freeze led to a diversification of crops and introduction of celery. More rich crop land was made available with the draining of the Black Hammock in 1915. Who'll Be King, Politicking isn't the only talent Senate Majority Loader Robert C. Byrd can boast. He's also a mean mountain fiddler, and Sunday he proved it — sawing out "Turkey in the Straw" and "Will the Circle Be Broken," on a Grand Ole Opry PBS special out of Nashville, Tenn. The West Virginia Democrat was introduced by country music king Roy Acuff and President Carter gave him a preperformance call for moral support. And how does he like showbiz? Says he, "I don't know. I was a little nervous. I'm not used to playing before a big crowd." __ _ oI Monday, March S, 1979-5 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. Second Baptist meeting house In Oviedo was built In 1887 and replaced In 1926 by present brick structure. AREA DEATHS - When special help is needed People turn to us at a time when they're confused and at a loss. Our purpose is to understand their needs and do everything for them that we can. GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORO,FLORIOA TELEPHONE 322.3213 WILLIAM L. GRAUKOW CE ALBERT BASS Albert Bass, 76, of Sanford, died Saturday at Mercy Hospital in Orlando. Born in Wilson, NC., he moved to Sanford In 195. He was a retired farmer and a Baptist. He is survived by his wife, Bettis; daughters, Mrs. Belle Newkirk, Sanford and Mrs. Doris Dodson, Orlando; sons, (car, Palatka, Henry, Wilson N.C. and Albert, Alabama; 25 grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren; four stepsons, Ronald Donley, Sanford, Gerald Donley. Graham, N.C. Douglas Donley, Longwood and Ralph Donley, Lakeland. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangement'. JOSEPH SOSOL Joseph Sokol, $1, of 410 Elliott Ave., Sanford, died Sonnisy morning at Seminole Memorial H'p1taL Bern In Jobmitomi, N..,M lived In8adord for the pod 7yearsHe woo .an Episcopelien and we. retired fronntheU.S. Air Form. Hs.. was a former member of the 1 1 The emblem marking Oviedo's Centennial and Mrs. Milan Jakubcln. Honor Court escorts will also Include second or third-generation OHS students. They are Calvin Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ward; Toby Kasell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kasell; Mike Ragsdale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1.. Ragsdale; Also Shawn Mikier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Milder; David Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee; Steve Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox; Jeff Fore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fore; David Fore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fore; Sammy Duda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duds and Darryl Duda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Duds. Among the Flower Children will be deacon' dants of the city founder, Andrew Aulin. They are sixth-generation Ovied- Little Rock, Ark., Uons Club. daughter, Mrs. Gloria Warren, He is survived by his wife Sanford; three sons, William 0. Tanner Jr., Rockledge, Robert Etnaline SOkOI, Sanford. H. Tanner, Tavares and HerBrisuon Funeral Home is in bert J. Tanner, Layette, La.; charge of arrangements. brother, Charles D. Hudson, Orlando; nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. MRS. NVJIWTANNER Brisson Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements. Mrs. Nellie Velma Tanner, 75, of 05 Power Road, Sanford, died Sunday, her residence. No! 65 Born In Jetmore, Ku., she came to Sanford In 1967 from SAIL ALBERT ANMiami. She was a member of DIllON—Funeral services for Albert Anderson Bass. lö. of FIrM Baptist Church of Sanford Sanford, wto died Saturday at and the Order of the Eastern Mercy Hospital Orlando, will be Star. at 2 p.m., Tuesday, at Gramkow at She Is survived by a FUn.,.1 Funeral Home chapel with Nov. W.E. Bennoft officiating. Burial oars, Jason Theodore Aulin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Aulin; and Todd Christopher Keller, son of Diane Aulin Keller. Other flower children will be Shelley and Marti Bruce, daughters of Mr. E. P. Bruce and Erin Woodworth, daughter of Julie Gore Woodworth, now living in Tallahassee. Theme for the dance will be "Jessup's Landing," with decorations reminiscent of the early days when steamboats docked at what was then known as Jessup's Landing. Those attending may dress In period costumes from anytime within the city's 10year history and dance music will range from Mwedacetodiscu. Tickets to the dance will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for senior citizens and children. in Evergreen Cemetery. Gramkow in charge. SOKOL , JOSEPH—Funeral srvices for Joseph Sokol. 61. of 410 Elliott Ave., Sanford, who died Sunday at Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be 1:30 p.m.,Tuesday, at the graveside in Evergreen Cemetery With Rev. B.F. Whitner Jr. of. ticlating. Brlsson Funeral Home PA in charge. TANNER. MRS. NILLIL VILMA—Funeral services for Mn. Nellie Velma Tanner, 7$. of 10$ Power Road, Sanford. who died Sunday at her residence. Will be Wednesday at 2 pm. at First Baptist Church, Sanford, with Dr. J. Ted Cosmato of ficiating. Burial Thursday at 2 p.m. Miami Memorial Park, Miami. Brlsson Funeral Home PA in charge. I $ 01 �SPORTS ' S 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, March 5. 1979-7A 1 ows Monday, March 5, 1979 %l IN BRIEF Sally c Little Fires 67 To Gain Sarasota Titi. Opening day ceremonies drew quite a crowd Saturday at Altamonte Springs Warmups are an intregal part of the game, Mom Play Ball! And Altamonte SP9 rins Does! By GEORGE R. SHRIVER Herald Correspondent Play Ball! Little League Baseball opened in Altamonte Springs with a county fair atmosphere, splashed with the colors of the rainbow as 480 youngsters gathered for the opening day festivities Saturday. Opening day is also picture day for the teams and one could hear the constant reminder, "Don't get your uniform dirty!" Coaches were heard to admonish players who had a game scheduled before their picture, "Don't slide!" Five leagues with a combined total of 40 teams had gathered to have their pictures made and celebrate the opening of the 1979 season which will operate from March through May. "This is the largest and longest social event of the year in Altamonte Springs," quipped county commissioner Sandra Glenn, mother and avid fan who sat In the hot sun watching her third game of the day and commented that she was watching a friend's son play ball as her own child had played earlier in the day. Mrs. Bonnie Perkins, who has three boys presently in the Little League program said, with enthusiasm, "I enjoy the program and it is great for the kids. We have wonderful people involved in the program. That makes this a great place for the young people to come and participate in an organized sport, the kind of people who I care to have an influence on my children. "There are many people who give of their time to come out here and make this program possible from the free umpires to the men who Installed the sprinkler system to make this park possible. The coaches who give nearly every evening to not only their own sons if they have one playing bull but to all the other youngsters who are a part of this group." John Culver, eight years old, when asked why he played Little League baseball replied, "I love It. It's fun." Ralph Cochran, league president, echoed the sentiments of young Culver as he explained his involvement In the program by saying, "this program does one important thing besides .the physical development of our children-It gives them an activity that keeps them off the streets. As far as a direct benefit from Little League baseball It Is the development of hand and eye cordination, team participation and how to get along with others, that I feel Is a big benefit for having organized baseball or any other sport here in Seminole County." "I am involved In Little League baseball because when I was a child Little League was available for me. I played Little League bail in New Jersey and now I have a son interested In playing ball, so here I am," said Raymond Opening day appeared to be a huge success as mom and dads took their turns at the special concession stand for the Little League fund raising, and scurried back and forth to watch their youngsters play ball. There was a mound of chocolate brownies for sale that was a cookie monsters delight. A mound that could easily represent a pitchers mound but it was all brownies and cookies. There were three grills going constantly fixing and trying to fill the mammoth request for hot dogs and hamburgers. It seemed to be an almost impossible task to provide food fast enough to keep over 2,000 people fed. Regular Season 01 Minor League games found E. & J. Homes defeating H&R Products, 54; Olin Homes tying Kissimmee Spring Water, 4-4; Dunkin Donuts socking it to McDonalds, 7.5; DeLoach's Meat Market trimming National Sewing Machine Co., 6-0; and Cobla Boats losing to National Discount Carpet, 20. SCOREBOARD ' Nine 10. Ex-PGA Great Cr.a?g Dies DELRAY BEACH, FLA. (UP!) -Former PGA chainpion Tom Creavy, the aeccndyotmged golfer ever to win that title, has died at his winter home In Florida. Ma 61. Creavy, born Feb. 3, 1911 at Tuckahoe, N.Y., won PGA at age 20, the first time he entered. Gene Ssruas won the 19 PGA tourney when he was a few weeks younger than Creavy. I Creavy, a member of the pro tow for 11 years, also won 1 the San Francisco Match Play Open 113 1933. He was proIcIsal at the Saratoga Spa, N.Y. golf course for 25 years, before retiring in 1973. I I 1 Excitement too much for Mike Nelson? Norman Floyd, Bobble Robinson, John Hale LI Opening day crowd esibmiastle Hstdugglng It: Jude Ferga.a Robert Vaughn's eye an ball Pam Hendricks snipe ii. Mike NY Islanders 10 1210 90 aft. Washington 129, San Antonio Atlanta 3S 23 6 76 NY Rangers 34 21 S 76 126 Seattle 119. Houston 109 liberty Christian Split a pair Phllacielphl 20 14 70 Portland 106. Cleveland 107 Smythe Division of games last Saturday with the Today's Games W L T pta. 4414 Winner Brevard Christian School Chicago basketball teams. Vancouver 21 2117 60 19 3510 4$ liberty's boys were toppled St. Louis Colorado 16 40 $ 10 13 44 • 34 by a 64-46 score despite a 25point effort by David Watt. Wales Conference Norris Division (No games scheduled) Tuesday's Gam es Philadelphia at Atlanta San Antonio at New Jersey Portland at New York Houston at Den ver W L T Ph. Meanwhile the girls team Montreal 43 12 0 94 emerged a 44.14 winner, thanks Los Angeles 21 9 65 Dog Racing hu Dieh.'nh rn ,,, ,_ - • ..•, .. ...... v'. .., SANFORDORLANDO Washington I Karen Michaels. 20 31 10 50 SATURDAY MATINEE 44 IS 34 11 Next game for Liberty Is Detroit First R act, S.Iè,D: Adams Division Tuesday afternoon when the 26.00 12.60 6.20 w I. T p. 3 FaIr Trial 400 300 36 11 11 S3 $ Tuft Formula girls entertain Kissimmee Boston 3.10 Toronto 2 Lost Lad Eckert 26 2111 Nazarene., Buffalo Q (3-5) 47.40; T (3-5-2) 369.20; 25 2413 61 Time 31.46. Minnesota 23 2911 SeEM Race, 5-14,C: Saturday's Nel91 3 Dayle's Pick 14.10 15.00 5.00 Buffalo 2, N.Y. Rangers 7 aft. 1 Itsabod 2580 1.00 Jo Not Over NBA Hill 3 5054y Scott Boston 5, Minnesota 0. aft. 320 N.Y. Islanders 4, Atlanta 2 DO (33) 120.20, 0 (3-7)149.40; P Toronto 4. PhIladelphia 3 (U) 1,0111-441 T (3-72) 2.193,21 uais. p,.as inomdapus and even won the L.,uras, scored 25 points to lead Time 31.43. Detroit 5, Montreal 3 -: The Balm C.Ics fIga'edhs en.sulng t. But they coulda't Portland over Cleveland. Third Race $.14,M: St. Louis I, Pittsburgh 4 TrIxie's Delight 9.60 4.00 3.10 w_ .m baggage, an aging musage a shot before time Thompson scored 10 of his Los Angeles S. Chicago 5 2 Chlco'sMischief 1.40 3.00 Sundays Resist? game.higl points in a 37-point :pIsr whm better days were expired. Science Officer 5.10 Washington S. Minnesota 4, oved ,. at t. added25 points third period O(24) 34.20; P(4.2) 103.35; T 114-2. '5) 126.1A. Timi for the WAMM Wd Oils sive tar th&'Blàers. :w, wvag. Pittsburgh i, Calarieft 2 Fourth Race, $14, 0: Toronto 4, N.Y. Rangers 7 fl stiu iüy wraong led the Kl, losers Backs 122, (I Jo Jo wigt. c 1 Pro Model 9.40 1.00 PhIladelphIa 6, Buffalo 1 Marques Johnson acored.a arid some ef the o(foordx'I*gain.s,wlth20. _____ 0 DayStar 9.80 6.20 Boston 4, Dotiolt 4 game.blgl2 36 points, including $ Manatee Mindy >1)0I yOaIgatSI aroisod the sU.. iii, is. w 3.20 Los Angeles 3, Vanco'vr 7 011I)64.$I;P411)276.60:T04. Idly's Oaoue WalterDsviascored20pokts 12 in the first quarter, and 'NBA cosid stand to learn a 5) 5710. Time 31.17. Montreal at WashIngton to or two from the ninsysam' to top ye Phoenix players in Brian Winters added 21 _____ Fifth Race, 5.16, D: Tuesdays Games 1 Chantell duals figres in an easy win MliwatkeeInItsro*of Boston. 10.30 1.40 3.00 Buffalo at N.Y. Islanders 2 M.irkALife 6.00 1.00 Colorado at Philadelphia Now playing for rebuilding over faltering Philadelphia. Thevktoryinappedthe Bucks' 3 Hurricane Watch 3.00 il-game road losing :oi State after a lengthy Alvan Mar" had 2$ poills, 0(12) 10.45; P (12) 62.10: 1 (15. t. iii, i w 3)165.20. Time 31.51. Pro Bask.tball Sixth lace, 5.14, A: Den heel scored25 points and ;th.(lti, WNI.cosid20 pobis Joel Kramer 12 each arid Alvin 6 Diii's Cop 21.40 13.60 6.10 NSA StandioSI Ted Charlie Scott scered eight of his 10 McQaln :y to helpthe warriors to a Scott and 2 Ho Hum Dan 7.20 5.10 By United Press lNisrMn...i S Master Scot? 'iflsll1 overtime victory over apiece for Phoenix. Julius 19 points in a fourthqtarter Eastern Casts cs Denver anap a Atiantic 034) $7.21, P (6.1)273.60: T (6.2. iots. with 36 rally that helped jCoi.. CIty, anlPPbIl a 15- Ervü ____ ted the 7lers ______ ____ $) L$IS. Time 31.11. W S. Pc?. 05 streak far ms wing streak at horns points in emly 31 m11e# Wshngtn Sivia* Race, 0-16, C: Phil. 6 Gino4s 6.40 3.20 3.10 :rtbeK. ___ __ 34 * o $uper8.ic' 119, Racketa 10 New amy 3.00 3.00 n n .ss io, 1 Yellow LIght Tom RUIdJILIS '; (lifferd Ray bit two free P41w York 2 Baron's PIfipir 3.60 35 .415 Lamle Shelton broke oii of a to gi,. wiugton a wIth 14 .sooede SOSIOI OU-4)1L35sP(6.fl Wills y(6.1. 25 38 .3" 1814 ahirp with 2$ points to help Is the ovwthns to provide vidory over San AMo In a 2)143.40. Time 31A. DIVII4 110* now, 1-11. Si w S. W. Os M Warriors with the vidory. misting of NBA dIyj,sjoa oM the $pelt MIN of San 7 DIZZY Dotty 10.00 17.60 6.20 30 26 .600 Moses Malone, helping Seattle Anton' Eq's two foal shots gave leaden Henderson Lit two free Atlanta 4 1 Den Delight 7.00 4.10 36 2 .354 _____ down Houston. The victory Houston zao.m*M.alil.lNheadoid tbeowa with 30 seconde left to 5 Maple SCOt? 1.00 35 3, 0(4.7) 104.11; P (74) 111 -36; T (1. by Sam Lacey give the BIiIda a 120422 tend. moved the Sollics within one C$evelnd V 3$ .415 13 a bask 41)3.31300. TIMI 31.75. 051r0t? J_______ 2 3 .351 14 game iS , Csvs ug Oasis INW mirgis is _________ _____ of La Angeles In the New OrIns Nio*Nce, $.)6, St 21 45 .310 10½ pw.ni,pmi, g.th S kg ttk for first place in the ,, The K Mychal . 4 Tampy Wflhera c.atc. 13.40 6.00 1.10 S lob's Kick able to force a Jani') ball oathe In place of the injured Maurice Pacific Division. 7.50 5.20 Midwest Division 1931 photos by Tom N.IuI Confidence Pays Off For By rn an After Bay Hill Citrus Victory Basketball In T-ball games, Caparella Tire downed Winter Park In AAA play, Klwanlsstopped Federal, 10-6; Mercury Lowe's Builders, 50; Braun Machine defeated Rolling Cadillac clout Winter Park Woods Homes, 16-12; Koolee Elks, 3.0; and Flagship Bank of crushed Burger King, 14-10; Orlando down John Rogers and Universal Motors trimmed Used Cars, 5-1. Florida Equity Investment Is. Major games saw Olin 14. Herald Cedeno Faces Another Start Ismail Games were of a practice nature, but the big winners were the raffle drawing winners. Ray Blanchfield won a new color TV, G. Crotty claimed a gas grill, Doris Milan won $100 worth of groceries and Henry Albert won a 10speed hike. American Homes trip Royals, 54; AFCOM halt Hagan Homes, 6.2; John Farr Insurance tie Gorfine's Jewelers, 0-0; and Gene Letterio Co. down Meiner B-B-Q Faifllla, 7.1. - SARASOTA, Fla. (UP!) - Sally Little - a selfdescribed slow darter - has her first LPGA victory of the year a lot sooner than she expected. COCOA BEACH, Ha. (UP!) - Manager Bill Virdon, who at 47 The slender South African posted her second 67 in four .&' probably can still do it better than most of them because tic-e days Sunday to run away from the field in the $100,000 , learned how before coming up, was putting some of his Houston Bent Tree CWWc. players through a sliding drill and one by one, all of them hit the "I peaked a little early here," Little said after she t. ._________ , pocketed $15,000 for her l0under-par finish of 278, two All except Cesar Cedeno. He looked as if he had something on -. 4• shots ahead of defending champion Nancy Lopez. .t5_ _____________________________________________________________________ his mind, and he did. "This is very early for me in the year. I am a slow Twice, he ran straight for the bag, and twice he went past it starter and I had prepared my game for California," without sliding into it. On his third attempt, he finally hit the Little said. _____ • ___ _______ ground and went sailing into the bag with his left foot first-the The LPGA moves from Florida to California Thursday one he tore up so badly eight months ago. for the Sundar Classic at Los Angeles. But even though This was last Friday and it was the first time Cedeno had tried she has been looking ahead to the California portion ofthe ___ ______ sliding into base since he ripped a ligament in his left knee so tour, Little will sit out next week - a move she had badly sliding into second base against the Cubs last June 16 that scheduled even before the season began. ___ he had to undergo surgery the very next day. Little, Lopez and Dale Lundquist were tied at 6-under. ______ "I thought about it a lot." Cedeno says, talking about the .. Par going Into the final nine holes of play. ___ trauma of sliding for the first time after making his way back. "It But Little, playing in the same threesome with Lopez, stays in your mind. I knew how serious the injury was when I hurt quiddy Put the match out of reach with birdies on 11, 12,13 my leg. The first thing I wondered was whether I would ever play . . 'I-. and 14. Lopez responded witha birdie on 11 but put herself .-.' ______ ... again. It's a natural thing. You can't help thinking about it." 0 -:'L. . out of the running with a bogey on 13, despite finishing Cedeno's knee has a long lateral scar where he was cut. It Herald Photo by Tom Vincent with birdies on 15 and 18. swelled upon him a bit alter he tried sliding the other day but he Lundquist, playing in the final threesome behind Little,CRANKING Getting in some practice Licks for the upcoming American Cancer Society golf claims he's all right. Lopez and Jo Ann Washam, birdied 11, but then fell by the The 29-year-old Domincian-born center fielder started out last tournament at Mayfair Country Club are Harold Brooks and Edith McNeil. The wayside with back-to-back bogeys on 14 and 15. season as if he was going to do all those things people have been event will be staged Friday, and area golfers interested in signing up for the if hole tourney should contact Charles Park or John ('arli. Entry lee is $50, which saying he could for the past nine years. lie batted .347 in the Astros' first 12 games. Having stole 61 bases the season before, tie includes golf and extras plus a dinner afterward in the Mayfair clubhouse. In FOR CANCER looked like he might steal 75 this time. When he got hurt, he addition, a hole-in-one on the seventh hole will earn the acemaker a 1979 Capri. already had 23. MIAMI (UP!) - David Irving and Gary Jones each Cedeno spent 10 days in the hospital after he was operated on scored first half goals and Maurice Whittle and Nice and no sooner did he gt out when he landed right back In again. Bodonczky added one score apiece in the second half to was on crutches and my knee was in a cast, and when I was give the Fort Lauderdale Strikers a 4-1 exhibition victory walking to my seat, this little boy, about eight or nine years old, Sunday over the Memphis Rogues. caine running right into me. lie broke my crutches and my cast. The win was the Strikers' third In four preseason Laying there on the ground, I said to myself the little bugger outings. didn't even bother to stop." Another east was placed around Cedeno's left leg and he was outfitted with a new set of crutches. 'That was the first of seven times the cast snapped," he says. startling considering the fate of under," acknowledged Byman. "I'd kick in my sleep and all of a sudden it would come apart ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) - of the course. HIALEAII, Fla. (UPI) - Maroon of Rhodesia Byman came because he has some veterans who tried to 'I started out particularly well again." For a 23-year-old newcomer the HWeah Tennis Classic Sunday by defeating who had to worry about been trying to win an event on conquer Bay Hill. After 54 on the first nine and birdied Before the season ended, Cedeno wanted to try out his knee in a Australia's Junior Champion Brad Drewltt, 64, 64. qualifying for the PGA tow, the PGA tour since he joined It holes, Lee Trevino withdrew in three of the first five holes. And baligaine. lie had regained some of the strength in it by using Ismail, best known in Rhodesia as the national ping much less winning golf tour- less than a year ago. The disgust at the 11 he scored on the first three days were nearly weights but lie was anxious to find out if it could stand up under pong champion, displayed quickness and strong return of actual game conditions. naments, Bob Byman was Raleigh, N.C., golfer was 122nd the dogleg sixth hole. ion flawless." save in capturing $IZ0 in " money at thie Hialeah incredibly confident about his on the money list last year. His Hinkle, tour money leader, Cedeno's knee passed the test when he twat out all infield hit oft It wasn't witil the 17th green stop on the USTA-PENN national Circuit, chance to take the $250,000 best 1979 finish was 21st at the didn't even make the cut. Sunday that his nerves caught Sept. 29. Two days later, he connected for his seventh homer of the He could be following the footsteps of Johann 1(iik of Tucson Open. Palmer, who spends his winters up with him. year in the season finale. Citrus Classic. South Africa, who won last year's Hialeah tournament Byman found success on the at the course, finished the Byman shook off bogeys on "My heart was pwnping loud. Before spring training got underway, Bill Virdon announced and now Is ranked 25th on the world tennis list, the 9th, 10*h, and 13th holes international circuit, however, fourth round with an 80 and I could feel the blood flowing, everyone would have to win a job with the Astros, and there would Sunday to finish with a par 71 winning tournaments in Japan, made $555 for his total of 10. My muscles tightened up," be no exceptions, including Cedeno. The Astros' five-time All-Star over-par 294. for a four-day total of 278, Scandinavia and Mexico. Bymnan said. "It really started resented it and said so but that has all been straightened out now. Patriots Set Exhibitions "I played awfully well to be 6 Bvman's composure was forcing a sudden-death playoff to hit me on the 17th tee." "Do you think you can make the club?" Virdon asked Cedeno with PGA tour veteran John M the first day he report ed t his spring. FOXBORO, Mass. (UP!) - The New F'.ngIsnd Patriots Schroeder, who carded a 70 In "Yes, I think I can make the club," Cedeno repl ied. Sunday anno unced their 1979 four-game eshltAtion the fourth round. "That's the way I want you to think," said Virdon. schedule,which includes games agaht three playoff ____________________________________________ Byman played par golf on the Bo th laughed. They knew the whole thing was a joke. teams and a fourth agaI the (kland Raiders. 15th And 16th playoff holes, and 'l'wice since he has come up with the Astros in 1970, Cedeno has W L Pct. 05 Now England, which has lost the .ervlceso( Head Coach Micis Outlaw 1.10 won $45,000 and the champion- College Kanss Cty 10 26 606 . tot .320 for them. He has stolen 360 bases and won fo ur Gold 0 (4 1 )31.$0;P(4.I) 133.20;T 1 1 4. Fairban Chuck ks, will kick off against Los Angeles and ship when Schroeder bogeyed Denver 37 31 .544 1 flO.20 Time 31.43 Gloves and stilt he keeps hearing people say that with all his Oakland at Schaefer Stadium in mid-August. They also Mllwauke 78 38 .121 17 the final hole. Tenth Race 5-14. A: natural talent, he should do better. lie resents it. Indiana 26 39 100 13', will play Atlanta and Denver on the road. Femme Tatale 14140600 100 Three golfers tied for third at B Chicago 23 II 359 16 "Why do I liuveto fulfill what people say I should?" he asks, his 5 While Rolls 7 40 13.00 Exact dates and times for the games have yet to be 5-under-par 279 - Hale Irwin Sunday's College Basketball Pacific Division 3 Manatee Steve i 20 voice rising. "Just because they say it doesn't mean it's so. I hit announced. W L Pct. GB with a 3-under-par 68 Sunday, Results 0(4$) 49.40; P145) 116.00; T By United Press International .296, they say l'mmm supposed to hit .350. That's fine. I'd like to hit Los Angels 10 25 615 -3)120.20. Time 31.43. Bill Rogers with a 69, and Andy Seattle 39 26 600 1 .350. But it's easier to say than to do. Whatever problem I ever get Eleventh Race, Bean with a 70. Bean led the Tournament Phoenix 38 V sos Ramsay Wins In Squash 0 GM's Topper 16.20 9,40 4.80 Into is due to lack of concentration. 1 know that. I also know I am Southern Conference first and second rounds. San Diego 35 37 572 6 1 Celeno Championship 600 3.60 never satisfied with what 1 do. I get three hits, I want four. I'm Portland 32 31 .508 7 6 Howdy Doody 300 "Players Like good, hard, fair Appalachian St. $6, Furman 03 Golden Sit 30 37 .448 fl MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (UP!) - Top-seeded Gail be Q(4.$) $3.40. P (84) 1.00 T 10-4. just a hungry player. I've always en hungry." golf courses," said Schroeder, Saturday's Results 4)334.00. Time 31.12. Ramsay of Penn State Sunday won her third straight U.S. Cesar Cedeno keeps tal ki ng like that and he can play on Hill Midwest New York III, San Diego 100 for his second- Michigan 67, Notre Dame 59 who won $27, Twelfth Race, is, 0: Virdoim's team anytime. National Women's Intercoll egiate Squash Championship Detroit 110, New Orleans 6 Road Rocket 71 10 1380 S.40 place finish. Almost every wellAtlanta 119, Chicago 101 in competition at Wesleyan University. 0 Penny Hanson 6.70 4.20 known golfer showed up out of Sunday's Results I Yuv Gottapoint Ramsay defeated secondranked Nancy Gengler of 300 Milwaukee 135, Boston 122. respect for Palmer, part owner Pro Hockey Q (4$) 103.00; P (4-8) 20.I0; T 14- SCC Princeton University, the U.S. Women's Intercollegiate aft. 04) 401.00. Time 39.51. D iv'icJes Phoenix 119, Philadelphia 91. Racquets Association champion in 1976, 15-14, 154, 15-3. NHL League A - 4,445. Handle $358,090, all. By United Press Inter national Princeton took Its second consecutive team chainchamSATURDAY NIGHT Liberty Girls The Seminole Community p.m.athomnetobegindivisjonai Golden State 11), Kansas City Campbell Conference First Race, 5-14,0: pionship with 18 points. Yale University placed second 110 Cot), aft. Patrick Division play. 11.20 460 360 College baseball team split a 6 Brother Bear with 11% points while Trinity College finished third with Denver 113. Los Angeles ' S Communicate w Pill. 1.20 3.00 twin bill with the Hillsborough Ismail Hialeah Champion - Practice games were the order of the day Saturday at Altamonte Springs Civic Center complex, but starting today, they play for keeps. Daily games begin at 5 p.m. on AAA, minors and T-ball fields. Major League games begin at 6 and seniors games start at 7. In Saturday's exhibition games, senior leaguegames saw Methodist Hour defeat Baldwin Funeral Rome, 6-5; Orange Buick down Cobia Boats, M; ComBankLongwood whip Perkins Steak & Shake, 4 3; and Bowles Realty sock it to Mason JarClin, 6-2 1 _________________ Strikers Trip Rogues Orlando, coach of the Giants in the T-ball league. 1 Launched Today s'..., 7 Boston Nancy Al R H Al C H 3.60 Community College club in Pironi 2 0 I McCarthy 3JI Q 23.40; 114-52)349.30. Time 311 Sottile Sanford Saturday afternoon, McGraw 4II 31.75. MuIholI.n I I I OrEis 32 0 Second Race, 5.14, C: Winning the first game 9-7 and Carraway 4 I I Arrington It 7 Bugle BOy Lowery 411 Friess 302 1060 1.20 1.20 dropping the second game, 11-9. I Black Ave Garcia 3 0 I Maley 360 3.60 4II e lgrlatt Hensley 2 II I 0$ 6 She Talks 6.00 Hillsborough came in th 2 0 S liIlIns Espinosa II I 0014-2) 45.40; 0(1-2)1440; P12. ii 1 Vami, 21 I 1) $3.10; 1 (2.1.4) 235.40. TImu 31.59. extra inning of the second game Licata Sarrent bOWIN III to steal the victory and leave TII.mPWI Third Race, 5-14, M: I I MorI.ck Oil S Proud Affirmed 40D 300 7.70 the Raider record a 7-11. 6 Manatee Thunder 380 2.00 VaId.L Taylor Totals I Time Box 2.60 The Raiders meet Valencia H.IIsborou5Ii 0(54) 12.00; P (5.4) 75.50; T (5.6. Seminole Community College Tuesday, 3 Ii 49.40. Time 31.16. -- iourm FourthRace, 5-18, C: 6 Quick Printer 0.10 300 360 Seminole I Mineola Rhoda 380 4,00 Hlllsb.r,iilt Al N H NH $ Angel Whiner 610 McGraw Al II McCarthy $12 I Q(tS) 35.40; P (6-I) 02.50; T 141 Kuhlin 311 4 I I 41t1iI• 1)1092.40. Time 31.19. 4 II Thompson 2 I I Orlis 3 12 Fowler 3SI Carraway Fifth Race, is, C: 423 Garcia Ill 0450 3 Rene Crash 18.00 100 120 Cushmen 4I3 I • • Maley S Mlddleground 400 3.20 Iglesias III 3 II Hensley s TA 320 Licata 4II 5li liIliA5$ 21 I III VIIIIII 0(35)2140; P (3-5) 117.40; 1 (3-5. Ryan S0I Smith I I I lowifI I) 191.00. Time 38.76. it It 0 Tans) II0 Lopes Sixth Race, 5-14, A: 08$ Smith ISO Espinosa Dr it's Doe 7.00 1.00 3.60 Isylor III 4 3 Matlack 5 C Surfer 111 AfrIAtsx Ill 5.00 5.60 Perre,e I 0 It 2 Wright Oat Day 4.20 Total* 34 Il II Totals 359 12 0(4•S)34.20;P(4.S) 141.30;T(4-$. 21 34900 Time 31.44. Seventh Race, Ste. B: WI $1 0-1111 0-1111 2 Road Two 11.20 6.40 1.00 NiIlsbsrow Seminole 200 III 11- I s..ip - Dey ) JuAa p,' 3.10 Q (2-0) 20.00; P(2-I) $2.50; 112$. 7)317.80. Time 31.14. Boxing Program EIghffiRace,,T: 5 Circus Sherr't 14.20 4.40 3.20 1 Troy Edna 2 Thelma J 4.60 1.205.00 On Tap Tuesday 01$-i) 41.00; P (5-7) 121.10; 1 (S.7 2) 411.15. Time 39.04. Ninth Race, S.14,B: ORLANDO-Eddie Marcelle 5 Jerry LograS 9.20 0.20 1.50 6.20 520 takes on Clarence Gilmore and 3 Cic's Gene 2 Helens Pal 5.60 ChrIs Lange meets Milt Owens 0(3-5) 91.40; P(S-3) 141.00; T 115-3- for the Southern Middleweight 2) 112.00. Time 31.71. title Tuesday night here at the Tenth Race, $-16,A: 26.10 7.40 110 Orlando Sports Stadium in a 4 Legal Hassle $ Jisi In Time 5.40 5.00 pair of boxing co-features. 6 Big Heart 10.20 0(41) 67.00: P(41)253.11: T 4-5Also, (bile Ocaslo, No. S 6) 2.315.60. Time 31.43. ranked heavywelgt* will prep ElevIniblace, 5.16. C. 17.00 11.60 4.00 for his March 23 title fight Barb's Best $ R's Fame 6.40 3.10 agaInst Larry Holmes, with a 6 Your Jane 3.00 y. UWI-OWI4 exhibition against 0 ) 129., 40 P sparrIng partners. 8.6) 1,142.25. Tim* 21.46. Twelfth Race, ¼, C. Rounding out the program JamalcaGlow, 1.00 3S0 3.00 Mick's lIsper 5.60 3.20 are Robert Spencer vs. Gary S Wilcliff Cindy 320 5jI FuarsU vs. 0(1.3)1140, P(13)20.10,1 (1.3Jerry Little and Ron Pressley , 39.16. A -4.480. Handle $357913. vs. Farid Abdu. II 0 04e II0 252 7 Totals III 34 S III III 3-I 201 600 '-0 I n -.4 �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Monday, March S. 1979 OURSELVES Evenin9 Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, March 5, 1979-18 1-Shirts On Sale For Animal Welfare Bones : Happy Dog Needs Home By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Bones Is a happy dog. He hasn't always been that way. Being given TLC (tender, loving care) at the Humane Society of Seminole County for the past few months, Bones has completely recovered from injuries and malnutrition that almost took his life. "He was just skin and bones when we found him. Couldn't even stand. Now he's had his shots, has just been groomed and is a happy, AU-American dog! He needs a special family to love, and the T-shirt goes with him when he's adopted," said Ruth Henry, executive director of the Shelter who generally goesa't dress the animals this way! Many other beautiful (Herald Photo by Eldi Withols) Joanne Prager (from left) Bones and Ruth henry Model T-Shirts animals are eagerly awaiting new owners also, including a handsome part. Labrador male; a gentle, spayed Airedale; a ternpoo; a Siberian Huskey; a beagle; a basset hound; a 'He was lust skin and bones when we found him.' dachshould; a part. Doberman; plus a delightful assortment of cuddly puppies. Cats and kittens are available, including a sweet kitten who has a broken leg and had to have its tail amputated, after a slight altercation with a fan belt. A new special feature of Pen-Pal Doesn't Wnnt Lnvacirif If Rejected Ex-Con the Humane Society is encouraging people who aren't allowed to keep pets in their homes or apartments, to adopt a pet staying at the Shelter. "They may visit and comfort the animal they choose until it is adopted by someone, and then they may transfer their attentions to another animal. These animals each need special attention, and it's good for people who can't really own an animal," said Ruth. The Humane Society, located at 2001 E. 25th Street, Sanford, (OUC mile east of the blinker light at Mellonville Ave.,(. meets the third Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. Going into the sixth year, the society recently elected new officers as follows: president, John Whittington; vice-president, Joanne Prager; secretary. Evelyn Younger; and treasurer, Alice Underhill. The Board of Directors include O.C. Wilson, Lee Smith, Barbara Woodall, Peg Ashton and Ursula West. President John Whittington said, 'irresponsible pet owners and heartless people make it necessary for us to exist. Sad, but true, animal abuse and suffering are still prevelunt in Seminole County. Until there is au end to it, we will continue our work on behalf of those who cannot speak for themselves. Cruel and inhumane treatment of helpless creatures will not be tolerated. Animals will be taken into our protective custody and legal charges brought against guilty persons." T-shirts are now on sale at the Shelter with all proceeds going for animal welfare. Gold, with the humane symbol on the front in brown lettering, they are olyesterotton, in men's and womens sizes, SMI., and cost 1 Buttons and bumper stickers are also available. Future plans call for if booth at the Central Florida Fair in Exposition Hall through March 9. On March 10, they will also be on hand at Oviedo's Centennial Celebration. A Snoopy-type character is available fur parties or spet'ial occasions, and may be otained by calling the shelter office, 323-&i85. The shelter is grateful to the Country Club Pet World, Longwood ; Pet Animal Supply, Sanford; and The Pet Stop, Casselberry, for grooming services offered. New members are welcomed and the fee is very small All money raised by the society is immnediatel) used for distressed aiiiinals. TV HIGHLIGHTS yr kAL P• EVENING I coIk'ctor to buy rdfp scuipture 0 POLICE STORY Jo. Forrestor's proqress with .1 DEAR ABBY: I have been "j' "" ItIIflt 15 IuiII!JfrlVIt'tJ 6.00 bV a do ii by the rules officer corresponding with a man in an 0 i4 00 11 NEWS 12:00 out-of-state prison for quite a €D AS MAN BEHAVES 4 i BIG VALLEY I he C,iIIt'd number of months. We have 6:30 Her 0elflah A former Con It'd never met. I started writing to 1: NBC NEWS rate spy comes to Stockton to 41 0 CBS NEWS him because a mutual friend perform in the lh&',IIer but Q ABC NEWS asked me to. You might say I ()()l sooli ,Ir I SI'S CD AS MAN BEHAVES did It as an act of kindness. 12:37 7:00 He is serving time for armed 0 THE FBI A Mouthful Of I is ) THE NEWLYWED GAME rocrnery. r roin nis ieuers, i am waits til May or June.) 14W) MARY TYLER MOOREDust not convinced that he has 12:40 A letter stating that your "[die Gels Married I oil haplearned his lesson. He has a lot birth is on file is NOT ac- pdy announces that his i'*•wiI 0 CBS LATE MOVIE McMillan And Wile Requiem of anger and hostility in him. ceptable. You must produce the is getting rcrr.arri.'d or A [(ride' (1975) flock My problem is that he thinkscertificate itself with the 0 THE CROSS-WITS Hudson, Susan Saint James he is falling In love with me. I do ratseit seat in most instances. U JOKERS WILD McMItnn's Investigation into FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH not feel the same. (We've exufor any reason your birth IS SPECIAL the tlt',i(ti of a powerful changed pictures.) I care for not recorded, this will give you €D MACNEIL / LEHRER businessman's daughter leads to the t,Liri S (1WI1 wilt' him as a friend and would like plenty of time to file a delayed REPORT to keep in touch, but not at the birth certificate before you 7:30 risk of endangering myself. He need it. (2) LIARS CLUB TUESDAY might get out in SIX months I Please, be wise and act ac- (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES don't want a lovesick, rejected cordingly. 0 IN SEARCH OF... '(train ex-con on my hands, if you MORNING JACKSONVILLE Power FAMILY FEUD know what I mean. JOURNALFAN 0 DICK CAVETT Guest (D How do I go about letting turn DEAR FAN: All right, all ()3 Jacques Cousteau (Part of ) 5:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER know I don't want a romantic readers out there who weren't 0 8:00 relationship with him? I don'tborn yesterday, please Lake 5:53 (2) i LITTLE HOUSE ON THE want to hurt his feelings, but I note' 112. PTL CLUB PRAIRIE Whit.' from certainly don't want him for an DEAR READERS: For 23 home. Charles fliei'ts .1 luni.'ly 6:00 enemy either. Please advise. years I've been helping you 0 FAMILY FEUD 11:55 4 0 CBS NEWS ITlUulItl Ily III 1 I 1 -. •. ',. -- . I. V.. n woman who turns to huni for OKIE FROM MUSKOGEE with your problems. Now is affection DEAR OK1E: Be honest. your chance to help me with , (4)0 BILLY SALVAGE 1 Harry .iiid his Write your pen pal and tell him mine.0 100111 Hirlia V011110110 6111 If you should see DEAR CrOW discover .1 treasure map Cubmaster Joe McCluan of Cub Scout Pack 540 of Casselberry pins God and you hope that he isn't failing t1enI ill cl.iss.c 1934 .u(utolove with you because your ABBY T-shirts, nightgowns or mobile Family Award on John Lepowski at annual Blue and Gold Banquet held at Community United Methodist Church. John is only the third boy to receive the feellnti for him are strictly anything else for sale bearing €z BILL MOYERS JOURNAL platoalc. my name, please let me kflOW Nes Ammum A unique corn award In the pack. DEAR ABBY: I work In the where it was purchased. (The muritty of Christians living in northern Israel react to anti'Department of Vital Statistics, name of the store and city.) In And Around Casselberry but nobody listens to us. Maybe The DEAR ABBY time is Serutlusm they will listen to Dear Abby. being used without my per8:30 If you anticipate a need for mission and in order to protect (4) 0 FLATBUSH The Fungos your birth certificate (in am my copyright I must take legal (1(}CIde that chivalry is not dead plying for a passport, Social action against the manulac- and come to the aid of Mrs For lunato Cubs Given Awarci Security, entering a new school, turers. Will you please help me 9:00 or for any other reason), to track them down? Many (2) ) MOVIE "Jenniler A DON'T wait until the last thanks. Woman's Story- (Premiere) minute. Write to the DepartDEAR ABBY Elizabeth Montgomery. Bradment of Vital Statistics In the Getting married? Whether lord Dillman A widow trying to city where you were born and you want a formal church make a life for herself and her becomes involved in a in Winter Part i the request your birth certificate to wedding or a simple do-your— children fr During a dramatic ceremony biller struggle for control of her have on hand in case you need own-thing ceremony, get recipient of the Silver Beaver. at the Blue and Gold Banquet, it. Abby's new booklet, "How to late husband's company MELENDA ('F 0 MA'S'H Charles and Scott Dyer and Donny Adams EDMISTON , Don't wait until two weeks Have a Lovely Wedding." Send Klinger share an emotional David was then welcomed were welcomed into the. Into Boy Scout Troop 341 by its before you take a trip to a $1 and a long, stamPed (28 experience while drowning Casselberry . Webelos den of Pack No. leader, Ted Daniels, active in foreign country. It sometimes cents) self-addressed envelope their sorrows at Rosie's bar Correspondent I Cuinnaster Joe McCluan took takes THREE MONTHS to get to Abby; 132 Lasky Drive, 0 HOW THE WEST WAS Boy Scouts for 39 years. pride in the fact that the U-& WON Zeb attempts to lure a a birth certificate. (Everyone Beverly Hills, 'Calif- 90212. I flag used In the backgroumd • fugitive revolutionist into the i open by kidnapping the man's once flew over the White Ho. At Blue, Gold F ete , Rusty Muzy, Joey McCluan, Chris jj1, and Sean Karniti •'A of ugig," ip Happy Birthday to my ______ brother-inlaw, Tim Edmiston, received the Webelos badge. honor In Cub Scouting. John Lepkowaki. became the His father, Fleet Peeples, and who was given a third reciplinto( the God and ,Fled Peeples Sr., day party by his fiancee, Sheryl family award Ifl Fact 50. at Winter Park both active in 'lOmL IL We flome of IUS David Peoples, ion of Mary scouting participated in the parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.R. and Fleet Peoples Jr., of 1492 car, The senior Peeples Edmiston, at 1191 Quintuplet Lake Drive, was awarded the organised the first Boy Scout Drive. START LOSING - WEIGHT TODAY Cliff 00 'Utht or lm :•' Publicity Procedure The Herald welcomes organization and personal news. The following sugest1ons are recommended to expedite publication: Releases shouEd be typed (lower and upper case), double spaced, and written narrative style (third person). Do not abbreviate. A contact person's name and phone number is paftow. ft — Pon witiesit. 14105mysefW.fIai W rs cyds Py not "A WWII N SSSsaw / I.- $ - .-• - -. Keep releases simple. Drpn"-I' release (the program should lead the meeting account) munt be submitted no later than two days aft the event. Advance notices should be submitted one week prior to publication date. Photoçaphic coverge requests should be made one week In advance. A Jacket Spring S qua 4 IIIIJII 9:10 tD ACADEMY LEADERS "Don't.' "Closed Mondays," 'Floating Free" "Thai's • Rc+ beautiful mistress W IF "If you can Invest In only one new thing right now, be sure to make it a jacket. It's the one item that's a musthave in every wardrobe." That's the advice of an expert, Elaine Monroe, Fashion Director of Sears, Roebuck and Co. The reason is that the right kind of jacket can extend your wardrobe, working with what you already own and with what you'll add. A jacket can top skirts, pants or dresses and can take on different looks with a switch of accessories. "Blazers, In new fabrics and new textures, will probably be the favorite for spring. Classic blazers, closer-fitted blazers, slouch blazers with shawl collars," explains Ms. Monroe. "But there will be other choices, too. Short fitted opencer jackets. Casual shirt jackets. And twin-ads of knit blazers pita lops." What Is the fashion director's favorite jacket look? "The Jacket that's belted for the newer cloeer4o4he-body shape. Some jackets come with their own belts. "If not, try adding one ol your own. The belt should be narrow, and it shouldn't bunch the jacket." 9:30 (4)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Herb becomes separated from his wife and begins planning for his new, swinçng bachelor life. 10:00 T O LOU GRANT The city room learns that a radical group is planning to kidnap a VIP from a convention attended by Lou and other Trib executives. 10:25 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Nashville Superpickers / Tom T. Hall" 11:00 (2) (4)00(12) NEWS 11:30 (12) TONIGHT Guest host: Bob Newhart Guest' Helen Gurley Brown. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 ROCKEORD FILES Rock. lord is hired to pose as an art (2) EARLY DAY (4) CRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY O SUNRISE 6:30 PORTER WAGONER (4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:49 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 8:55 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 13.) HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 ' (12) TODAY 4)0 FRIDAY MORNING U GOOD MORNING AMERICA ED SESAME STREET 7:25 12:00 2, JEOPARDY 4' THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 00 02 NEWS RO. ED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING 12:30 2 NEWS 410 SEARCH FOR TOMOfl• ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE (12) PASSWORD PLUS 1:00 () ()2 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 141 MIDDAY OTHE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 2 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 14 , 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 O ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 2, 12 THE DOCTORS 40 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD O GENERAL HOSPITAL ED STUDIO SEE 3:30 4i 0 MASH (R) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 (2 EMERGENCY ONEI 141 THE ODD COUPLE 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (12 MAKE ME LAUGH ED SESAME STREET 4:30 r4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED O MERV GRIFFIN (12 ROOKIES 5:00 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS (2. CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 7:30 ED MISTER ROGERS (R) (3) (12) TODAY 0 GOOD AFTERNOON MORNING AMERI- CA 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 11) STUDIO SEE 5:30 (2) NEWS O THE ODD COUPLE 12.' BEWITCHED ED OVER EASY 8:25 (3 21) TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA Il (121 NEWS 8:30 14 ('3) (tJ TODAY O GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA EL) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU *1 I? V ZAl 122 ) 'Yll 7:45 9:45 9:00 (2)14') DONAHUE MY THREE SONS MOVIE (12)DINAHI ED EDUCATIONAL PRO- GRAMMING ow 9:30 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 9:55 (4) UPBEAT 10:00 (2)112) CARD SHARKS @ 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 10:30 (2) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 11:00 (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS O HAPPY DAYS (R) 11:30 (2) 121 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4) 0 LOVE OF LIFE [AiA If ] 7:30 9:30 r4v llj!4 GABE KAPLAN A ZANY COMEDY I , 7:30 'BURNOUT" 9:20 "THE COACH" �I 2B-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Marchs, MONDAY, MARCH5 Monday Morners Toast masters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. ' Weight, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, . Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop , 10 a.m., and noon, Student Union Building, Stetson, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian -: ChUrch, ild; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mail, Altamonte Springs. .:. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Free blood pressure clinIc, 7-8 p.m., 7th- day Adventist Church, Winter Springs. Altamonte- South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes Board meeting, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. lake Monroe Amateur Radio SocIety, 7:30 p.m., SCC Tele-Communications building, Sanford Airport. Speaker Chuck Watters, operator in touch with Iran. TOPS CHAPTER 79, 7 p.m., over Ba$lst Church, drystai Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. SanfordAl-Anon,8p.m. FlrsttinitedMethodlit Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TUESDAY, MARCH 1 Qulltlngdemonitratlonanddl$playlOa.m.tOlP.Ifl., Pine Castle Center of the Arts, 5903 Randolph St. lando. Open to public, - Leg .Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., Lutheran Church of Providence, social hail. Weight Watchers,7p.m.,Sanford Woman'sClub,-309S, Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Parents Anonymotss, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casseiberry. Longwood.LakeMaryLiona,7p.m., Quality Inn, I-4and parts unknown FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that i am engaged in business at 153 N. Country Club Rd. Lake Mary, Fla, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of LAKE MARY PHARMACY, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. AL. Moran Publish: February 19, 26. March 5, 12, 1979 DEG.10l WHEREAS there is filed in said Court a Petition to Terminate Parental Rights (N.H. RSA 110-Cl of your mate child. Docket No. 17704 You are hereby cited lo appear at a Special Court of Probate, be held at 'Exeter, in said County of Rockingham,ontheSECONDdayof April AD. 1979, at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon, to show cause, if any you have, why the same should not be 434, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 spring Gardening Seminar on pest problems, 14 p.m., Agricultural Center, 1792, Sanford and 7:30 - 9:30 p.m., Florida Federal S&L, AltamonteSPI'h1. Fiesto Pub&. Call 3-3233. Traisseendental Meditation lecture, 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L, Allamonte Springs. Senior Citizens tow to Lakeland for Lawrence Welk matinee. Leave Sanford CivIc Center 12:15; pIck up Seminole Plaza, 12:45 p.m. Dinner stop On return. ______ RstaTYt FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 311 Granada ct., Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of AESTHETIC PRODUCTIONS UNLIMITED, and that I intend to register said namewith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Section 563.09 statutes, To.Wit: Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. James T. Talmadge, Jr. Publish: February 19, 26. March 3, 12, 1979 DEG-102 CITATION STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE ROCKINGHAM,ss. Courtol Probate TO:C0RLISS I., CALOWELL formerly of Sanford, Florida, ,. of Sanford. CMIEtbSTT7 Legal Notice _____________________ Notice NOTICE OF SALI March 5, 1919 at 10 AM., We, the undersigned will sell one 1971 Renault 4.Dr. ID No. R1192.312116 to satisfy charges for towing and storage bills. Sale will be held at: Al's Auto Repair & Towing, III No. Orlando Avenue, Maitiand, Florida 32751. PublIsh: February 35. March 3, 1979. DEG.119 Free blood pressure clinic, 2-4 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. Sanford Sertoma, 7 am., Sainbo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m. City Hall, N. Edgemon Avenue. Sanford Uoi, noon, Holiday Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. SouthSeminoleMasonlcLodge,7:3p.m.,TrlpletDrive, Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida P & 1. - granted And said petitioner ii ordered to serve this citation by publishing the same once in each week, for two successIve weeks, in ihe Evening Herald, a newspaper Published In Florida, the last Sanford, publication-to be 10 days at least bSIOI'S said Court. Witness. WILLIAM W. TREAT, ESQUIRE, .iudgeof said Court, this ISU day of Feb!uary A.Q. 1979. iq ' ' PD A*I' .t.HO*A D, Register Publish: February 26. March 5,1979 ' Ovledo Rotary, 7:30 am. Town House Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Optliiilit, 730 P'fll., holiday him. onte Recovery Inc., 12:30p.m., 103 RobIn Road, Springs. ;, Sanford Serenaders, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., : Sanford Civic Center. ::: Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community :: Center, Shell Road. Sanford Rotaract Club, 7:30 p.m., First Federal 01 i...... Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altimonte Mill Sears. THURSDAY, MARCHI Sonth Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 am., HOlidaY Wymore Ro.ii, Altamonte Springs. , handball court: L.ongwoodCityHall,IamuntilSpm, 113 W. Warren Ave., Longwood, Florida. Sealed bids must be re turned to the City Clerk by 5 pm March 12, 1979. It is the intent to en. tar into contract with a qualif led firm sul)mitling the lowest and best bid in the Interest of the City. The Cityrewrveslherighttorejectany or ill bids. Linda R. Martin, City Clerk Publish: March 3. 7 1979 vs. CURNS 0. SIMPSON, ET AL. Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION To: ARTHUR B. CLARK and PATRICIA CLARK YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole ____ ____ -________ IFYOU MUS1 BURN 10 CLEAR LAP4D...U' , C4RE/ ',j____ _____ -. . ______ ___________ __________ _______ _____ , _____ wi fiNs , arerequlrsdtoserveacopyot w .. l• NINS heard at said Plaintiff, vs ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT bearing serial number 310-0010 and tail number N1010 Q, or petition. WITNE$$myhandandtheseatof thisCouflonthis2nddayof March, 1979. (SEAL) Arthur H. Ssckwith, Jr. As Clerk of the Court By: Betty M. Capps As Deputy Clerk Publish: Mirch 5, 12, 19, 25, 1919 DEH.31 DFW ' Legal Notice ___________________________________________________________________________ c.A.T.V. RATI ADJUSTMINT UGlIEST The Board of County Comnissioners of Sentinels County, Florida, will conduct a public hearing on March 13,1919, at 1 p.m., or as soon thereafter as possible in Room 203 of the Seminole County Courthouse to consider the . following rate Increases: MONTHLY SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE La)First Outh.t Only (hI Each Addn. 01111 (ci Transfer t New Home via) Reconnect (5) Relocation within lomi ____ Prejiusi Old $10 $5.10 1.13 $1.19 .20 - a) First Outlet Only Each AdditIonal Outlet - $21.11 11.11 S.00 woo 1110 15.11 LII 111 LII 7.10 iso 5.10 ' i.e 2.00 1.7$ coit l.a 35 Variance $21.00 0.00 lOIS -. cOMMERCIAL ___ Pne$ed 08 VarIance. 3111 ISIS COIl . çONDOM1NIUM.MULTIPLE DWELL. UNITS 'l$uIkALA.T.V. Billing) (1)1.33 Units I.11 5.10 (hI 15.111 (MIS (ci 101.50 UnIts 7.85 7.70 7.10 7.4 713 30 5.31 5.20 610 (1)191.1* Units (ci 1*1.190 Units. (0) Over 1011 Units (g) La. AddItional UnIts 3.11 1.71 - • 25* No 3310 1.19 1.19 III 1.10 UI 110 .13 Established SItS ILlS - 1310 - AbTILS.MOTILS.HOsPITAI.s (Bulk *LA.T.V. Biding) '6) Phil TV Otjtim ' ' (hi (a. Additlollet TV 0110$ 110 *10 19 1.75 1.10 Cat Sill 20 cat us DILINQUENT PAYMENT CHARGE i I. ATTEST: - cts a maximum ceffilts rate - Preach. Chairman , Board ói County Commlsisswns j, - - - -- - DIN-Il - icings, By order of the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City 01 Sanford, Florida, this lIP day of - February, 1979. J.Q. Galloway, Chairman City of Sanford Planning and Zoning Conn'sIsslam Defendant. Publish: FebruarylLMarchl,$19 NOTICE OF ACTION 01011 TO: Any parties having an in. ___________________________ Iciest in ONE CESSNA 310 AIR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH CRAFT bearing serial iJflbJ' 3O. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR 0010 arØ tail number N1010 0 their $SMlNi.I COUNTY, FLORIDA. heirs, assigns and suCcessors in In. NO. flW.CA.$.I terest, and all persons, Firms, and IN THE MATTER OF THE Corporations Owning, Having or ADOPTION OF: ClaimIng An Interest in or Lien On SCOTT FOWLER CAU$$IAUC. the Above Described Aircraft. YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE an adult. HERESY NOTIFIED that tIe State NOTICE OPACTION of Florida,ezrelDouglasCheslire, TO: JOHN FRANKLIN WORLEY, Jr. State Attorney for Its Eight. JR., It. 10, lox 14, Ocala, FL. 32570 eenth Judicial Circuitof the Stateof YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Florida, on bshalt of the Honorable tisat a aworn Petitlenfsr Mtisn 01 B. Sheriff of Seminole SCOTT FO*I.ER CAUUIAUX, nCounty, Florida, las filed a Rule to k FRANKLIN SCOTT WOILEY Show Caw In the Eighteenth Judi. as been filed by DON S. cialCircuitCourtofFloridaagalnw CAUURAUXIntheCIrcvitCeurIM any and all parties Paving an in. anI for SemInole Cewdy, FlorIda tsnest In One Cessna 310 Aircraft the tItle of which Is In liii Mafter 01 bearing serial number 3*.11lIa.l msAdsptls,isf: SCOTT FOWSEN tail number N 101OQto$liawcause CAUI$EAUX, an adult, these sly tIe aforesaid aircraft should presents command sm to i*r not be forfeited to tile use of Its and file your Answer or other Sheriff of Seminole County, Fiends, plsadh* wIN me Clerk ii me pursuant to SectIon 781.11, FIends CIrcuit Court in and fir Seminole Statutes. Ye have 39 days from County, PlirMa and serve a cepy February 411, 1919,10 contact the mar.01 en Pet Itlenars attorney. Honçrable Harold F. Joimsin. Csun. JACK T.' BRIDGES, if ty Judge, Seminole County Court. CLEVELAND, MIZI 8. BIlDOIS, house, Sanford, FlorIda 32771, N you Not Office Draws L $af,r4 haveamyd.fan$istoasa.rtlethis Flsr1dsenerhtks*Istdey01 action or claims to file against tile ds. 1,99. Olherwlie, a Defimit forfeited aircraft. Otherwise, lii. wIll be entered asekiti SW and tile alrcraftwlllbsforfeltellitkeveeot riflel sensed as Essnailsd in its tho Sheriff of Seminole County or Polities. Sill at Public AUCfiSII. WITNESS my hIM IM bell WITNESS my hand and seal 01 *eClerkeiffieClrcvltCourtan*as title Count en Its Nd day 01 luStIly 01 Felrinscy, 5179. February, 1179. (SEAL.) (SEAL) ARTHUR H. IICKWITN, JR. ArtIr H. leckelIti, Click l*e Clrcui Court a Clerk 01 tilS Court By: Ju I. Curtis By: JOail I. WlIbs Depsdy Clerk Deputy Clerk - JACK T. BRIDGES. 01 County CLEVELAND. Mlii 8. RRIDGI$ Cim5, Not Office DrlsV Z Seminsle Ciunty Seaford, Funds . Pwblleh: Psbrva,y3,6.7,g,L 11, 11, Tplsiem: -391*314 , , , ,$, AI1ernes Is Pollee, Sifl,Si ,*&8.7,LI , ruiim; Pebruery 70,15. March & - *3.7079. 1979. DIG-SI D(G.93 . CONNICT$ONCNARU SUVICR - ' lnfavorof,oraqalnht,thefequlsted change i' aflhindfYteflt. The City Commission will held a PubliC March 25, 1979 to csniidsr said Judicial Circuit of the Stats of Florida, on behalf of the Honorable r*COIlflSndIIiOI AU p.rtles In interest and citizens John B. Polk, Sheriff as Seminole shall have an opportunity tO be CoUnty, Florida, your Aprli,1979,andfiletheorlglnalwlth the clerk of this court sitter before service on plaintiff's attorn.y or Immediately thereafter; otherwise .defavltwilibeenedagainst for the relIef demanded In the Seminole Memorial Hospital mendatlon to the City Commission LX REL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, Hearing k the City Commission Room in the Citt Hall, Attorney for the Eighteenth Florida at 7:00 P.M. on Monday. addrNs is 3599 Lee Road, Winter Park, Florida 32119, on or before the 5th day reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Publish Mar. 1. S. 6. 1179 to rental units. SEMINOLE FOR COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 7931sCC.1sj STATE OF FLORIDA, written defenses if any, to It on C. KEN BISHOP, plaintiff's attorney, shall be received on or before the 19th day of March 1919. Opening of such bids will take placeattheOfflceof -the Materials Manager of the Seminole Memorial Hospital at 8:00 o'clock A. Mon 22nd day of March 1979. -' - Seminole Memorial Hospital invites bids upon the following: Cubicle Curtain Rod Modification Additional information, plans and specifications are available at OP. lice of the Materials Man.w. All bids shall be mailed tO Materials Manager of the SemInole Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First Street. Sanford, FlorIda 32771. All bids shall be postmarked not later thanthe 12th dayof March, 1979, and Way line os Katherine Court, $13 the Easterly line of Lot S. feet Bloct S. thence run Northeasterly along said Easterly line of Lot 5, dlstancsof63.l2feettoapolntsouth ofthePolntof Beginning, thence run North 20 feel the Point ° Beginning Being more generally described as located at NE IntersectIon Of Katherine Court and French Ave The planned use of the properly is The Planning & Zoning Corn. IN THE COUNTY COURI IN AND mission will submit • recon. Lot 37, Block "A," SEMINOLE HEIGHTS, according to the P1st , thereof, as recorded In Plat Pages land2,of tie Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. Pu bili IlIad against you and you INVITATIONTORID The Board of Trustees of the Of Beginning, convenience' retaIl and service OEH21 County, Florida: _____ To that of RC.1, Restricted commercial District That property described as: From the Intersection of the North Line of Let 1, BlOck I, Highland Park, according to the P1st thereof as recorded in Plat Iookd, Pagell, of the Public Recotda of Seminole thence rim East 43 feet, thence run South lo3feettotheSouth ilnebf Lot Bid specifications are available 11, Block L thence run Nor. upon request from the City Clerk, thwesterly along the North Rlght.cl. Plaintiff, - District Park. h'::: Legal Notice one tennis court, cap one tennis court at çandyiand IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO, 7$-1465.CA-59.A SOLDALE BUILDERS, 1110., a Florida Corporation, ______________________ R.zoning from SR.1A, Single. Family Residential Dwelling CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 43ca line 3c0fl$.cutjveflmIs . . . . 31c a line lCofl$eCVtlVItimIs..... 3k a line _____ l-tIpnted -- ,frj Forfainlllesorfriandsof problemdrinkers For future information call 50 301'wtltl CALL 323.5176 ELAINE OR BOBBY _____________________________ Variety of lobs, including sales, potential OIVORCE-U0.I0-Guaranteed. Free details;' KIT, Box 791, Pompano, FL. osi, ,ii.,n. RESERVATIONIST Hotel experience will put you into - charge bookkeepIng. Interesting - POLICY TYISTS This is excellent company with experience, NOTARY PUBLIC 32135or33.557 ____________________________ RENTAL CLERK . Attractive.Good personality can No experience required Lost: Pit Bull puppy, male, white W.browney,. 25th St. & Sanford Ave. 321.0135. dependable hard worker. Rrd for paIr of prescription eye glasses in green velvet case. P.O. 50* 2435, Sanford, Fla. 32171. 3053 or Own tools, good experIence. Grocery store experience required, good potential, TuesdayDowntownSanford Grocery store experience, steady work. John MANAGER TRAINEE Legal Notice NOTICITOTHI PUBLIC PiannlngandZoningCommlsslonln the City Commission Room, City Hall, Sanford, Florida at 8:00P.M., TI1day, March 15, 1979, to recommendation. Allpartlesinlnterestandcltizens consider the followIng change and shall have an opportunity to be -. ai*lemezoniioreina amithi Comprehensive Land driving record, clean cut, stable person, WELDER MACHINIST MECHANICALMAINT. COuit Florida. Nezoning from AD, February, SECURITY GUARDS Agricultural FORK LIFTOPR. COUNTER HELP CUSTODIAN To That of Ml.2, Medium In. dustrial District That property described as - Publish: February2l.March5,1979 DEG.109 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SlMIN.E COUNTY. FLORIDA PROUTI DIVISION . ..er 79.69.CP S.d7,Township2outh,*ang, 31 East, South Vi of the $E¼, Being more generally described extension. Theplanned useof the property Is light industrial and office Park. Thi Planning I Zoning Corn- Divislea IN II, ESTATE OP MARY LOUISE CUNNINGHAM. Deceased mission will submit a recorn. medation to the City Commission NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION TO *LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate MARYLOUI$ECUNNINOHAM, chines or amendment. The City Commission will hold a Public Hearing in the City Commisilon Room in the City Hall, Sanford Florid, at 1:00 P.M. on Monday, ch 26, 1979 to consider said recomodon. All parties In Interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be deceased, File Number 79*CP, 15 pending in the Circuit Court for $enl'4 County, Florida, Probate Division. the address of which is pge Office Drawer C, Sanford, FlorIda 32771. TIe personal representative of tie eoaie is 5 167 MItchell's Lane, Middletawn. Rhode Island '*0. The name and . the personal reprewn. ta$IvVsaflorneyarswtforth below MI persons having claims or demands against the estate eec Infavorof, or against, the requested Psard at said hearings, By order of the planning and Zonkg CommIssion of tie City of $sn*d, Ficrida, this isti day of Full time work for established WOODWORKER THREE person with knowledgeof horses. Immediate opening. 711 P.M.. The Board of County Cornmlicnee's of Seminole County, plenida,wilI hold a public leering to cemidsn the following Items: A. APPEALS AGAINST THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR IMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 79331-CA41.I BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MALCOLM LEWIS JOHNSON, All peflQ ,,,i4,4 hi Ia. estate Is ilsen a espy if this Notice 01 MrnIaatimhasWsamaitada,o required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE op THE FIRST PUSLICATION OP THIS NOTICE. Ii Illeasyobj.diew they may have that challenges No NudIty ot me decedent's sw. tile qualit aliens .4 the personal r s*IstIv or *0 venue a lunlsdlchlen 01 mc ceurt. DEMANDS. AND OIJSCTION$ NOT $0 FILED WILL. SI FOREVER MIRED DMeef*ellrstpu$ketlonefIgils NifuoilAdmbUilrstlen: February 21.7079. Francis J. Clay As Pul Ippnsssdativo 01 m. i ot Miry l.svlse Cunnliwjtsm, ATTORNEY Pot PERSONAL. REPEESINTATIVI: 1. KIRBY MONCRIIP if $NINNOL$1I, LOGAN AND MONCIIIP ' ' '' pat om. ' saifoid, Pimlis 11732 Tisplialta: (IN) *3-150 PwbIlsh: Patuaryll. MarelL mI oss.rn - INVESTMENT DUPLEX Excellent location, older home converted to yp.down duplex, Sell that extra bike with a low cost Classified Ad. and LINDA MAY JOHNSON 1* ft Is IS ft en the following descrIbed p,earty: The N II'S ft of NOTICIOFACTION TO: Malcolm Lewis Johnson .'..' . Trup L, 3rd SQU.d 3rd Armored Cavalry ' Ft. Bliss, Texas 7016 39, on Wekiva Park DnivL (01ST. 1) YOU ARE NOTIFIED thit..an Y.ENTERPRI$I$ INC. SA(12.1I.7i)-1*V-AlAgriculfure action fir dilselutlin of marriage Zone- Appeal assist tIle Board 01 hiS bee, 11111 against y in the MjwslminthiDenvinsLet$Ijeand CWCvIt Court of Seminole County, Width Variance en tile following Florida, and you are requlrsdtg WI: Lot SIM Variance from 4* Nrveac,yofvowwvIn.ndeIem., eq ft to 13.511 eq ft and Lii Width If any, to it on JACKI. IRIDGES, .. - REALTY WORLD. U. Mary canal front lot, cleared, ready to build. $12,000. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS FORRESTGRUNE 243S' 5, French (179?) Sanford _In 5374 REALTORS INC. $30.M330r3$.4711eVeL (JdII e/ 2635 Sanford Ave. 321-0759 "DEAL With STEMPER" "8. Keep Your TEMPER" * FISH CAMP with restaurant on St. Johns River. Terms. *MOOERN 3 BR, 2 bath home with 4 acres on East SR 46. HINt ISdIy, he. Graze your horses. Has wet behind (Pool). Under $73,000 AFTER HOURS with terms. 322064$ *10 ACRES in Osteen. $22,000. CLEAN AS A WHISTLE, 2 BR, I b, new paint, new root. Large family room. Owner will assist in financing. $25,000. *SANFORD. 3 BR, 2 bath home. Nicely landscaped, cozy fireplace. 537,500 FHA Terms. ___________________ '..'- v- ___ ZONED GC.2. 2 BR, 1 b. Frontage on busy French Ave. ideal office 21-ApIS. & HEUISG TOSIII1 .1'. - 535,000 OIILTOSHARE 211 ApI with m4680 ' - .Iprtnwsts Uithirnlstud _____ lLflr Senior Citizens. Dormtown, very clean & roomy. See JimmIe Cowan, 31$ Palmetto sss,000. paid. W,300. Ave. II LONG W000IS 3 BR, fenced yard, trees, stereo speakers, beautiful cord. range, sr. Citizens only, no pets. $200 + utilIties. 1st, last & dsp. Avail. '' 41m. apt.$IUPer jo., 1 child. $50 depopit. $30 extra for pets. 0th & MagnolIa Ave. 322.501. Kisdile5abefh.No sts,aduft$ 332-ia' ref. NEW carpet. $35,000. Will "Sill F HA-VA. FERN PARK-LAKEFRONTI 3 BR, 3 bath, screened perch, small & dock. NEW carpet & paint. IN's. IALTAMONTE .G tt. on Lake Morvoe. Ten acres tofal. $130100. SIX acres take front zoned for Mjltiple Residence. 5130.000. Near Mill, hospital, churches. Lovely 3 SR, fenced yard, Fam. Rm. screened porch. $31,900. CALl. USRE.FHA.VA LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOANS Harold Hall holly 'R EALTOR. MLS 373.5774 ()y - Night Flnar'inq People who like money use low cost classified ads to buy, sell, or IP!C. 701111g. I. AlSamsnls Dr. REALTOR MODERM. WALNUT, OAK, MAHOGANY DR WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311-315 E. First St. 322-5672 Suites; tSR Suites; office desks. odd tables, chests, dressers 8 couches Too many Items to LiSt! VISAMASTER CHARGE $CASH DOOR PRIZES$ S pc BR suite new, $239; 5 pc. LR new $399: Loveseat $44.95 & up: 7 Pc. dinettes 169.95 & up; Ret. $508. up; El stove $608. up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford SANFORD AUCTION • Furniture Salvage, 1797 So. of Sanford, 3278771. trade. ONE OF A KIND 3 BR, 1 bath home in Winter Springs I W-w carpet, C.H&A, Fla. Rm., dining area & Many Extras I Good neighborhoodt BPP WARRANTED. Only 533,3001 HIA- w-wcarpet, eq. satin kit., Lg. Fla. Rm., Pool I PatIo & So Much More? Super Buy at $47,250? SANFORD AREA 95'x125' CORNER LOT NEAR LAKE MONROE, CLEARED FOR BUILDING. 57.500. _______________________ Piney Woods Auction Barn every Sunday at 1 p.m . located on SR 415, 18 ml. north of Sanford. We 75'x13O HOMESITE - 014, O5CEOLA NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. $1500. HIGHWAY FRONTAGE ON 17-92 NEAR LAKE MARY. 400' AT 5750 PER FRONT FOOT. ON SALE- NEW twin size box sprIngs & mattress $23.95 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table wIth 2 matching end tables 539. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11-92 So. of Sanford. 3225721. 52-Appliances -- REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER? WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service SEIGLER REALTY 2565 r REALTORS [j PARK BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 24395. Myrtle Ave., Sanford New 235 HOmes, 4 pcI. Interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 32242i7 Sanford 321.06.40 Orlando 327-1571 DeLand 668-0335 Air Cond. &Hemthig We have a success story to tell. Please be our guest on March I, )97, 1:30 p.m. Holiday Inn, Holiday Isle, Sanford. 5ew. vatlons not necessary. 331.0041. JJ. St..Iman, me. A LTOR BY OWNER Lovely 1k. view property wwater rIghts. 4 BR, 2 b with baby nursery off master BR, (..H&A. many outstanding rotras. 5*50. 323.1257. .-_ -_________ 37? 1420 Home Improvements Central Heat 8. Air Cond, Free Es?. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 327 1171 JACK FROST-- Cent. Heat 8 Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm. 8. Rex. 3720208. Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 519 E Is? St., 322-5712 eramiclile MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specially. 25 yrs. Exp. 671 7617 ROBSON MARINE ?27 Hwy. 1797 Sanford, Fla. 37771 RACO Foam, fiberglas 8. Cellulose Lowest prices. Call 371 0839 or 901 734 6705 collect Income Tax Prepared in the convenience of your home. 24 yrs e*p $108. up. 37331$? br appt Lawn Maintenance Save Money & Time 10 pct ott all new maintenance contracts thru Mar. IS. Call for Free Estimate Lindsey's Lawn Service 339 6986 If no Ans. 373 8569. Iessrnaking 57-Sports Equipment Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 372 0701 RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $5 Scott Reagan 322-Ill' 59-Wvs$CaI - INSULATION-- Batting, blowing, formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook IWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact? Classified Ads Gels Results And That's A Fact Too' Morchandise Lawn Service General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil S. fill dirt, lawn main?. S. tree trimming 32) 7918 Light Finuling Guitars, Drums. Banjos. Corn Grooming & Boarding plate. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Bali's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322 2255 ANIMAL HAVEN 62-Lawn-Garden clipping, Ilea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Heated kennels 322-S757. - AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGreenhouse 3279141 Eves alter 68 weekends ul)ie looking for your ser vices everyday List in the ' PIunIng Service Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, F I. rooms. Free ext. 323 $214. Must sell SO'x176'x14' new all steel bldg. $2.25 sq. ft., will divide. - 64-Equipment for Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322-5111 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access. $750 dwfm. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary R. Trlbble, Don't pile no longer needed items Realtor, 305.641104 & $30505. Eve 8. wkends 104.734-1994. high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad. and pile the money in your wallsti CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 5.0. BALINT I ASSOC. 3271665 Small home repairs, Remodeling & Pan. Rooting repair. Free Est. 3238543-331 0715 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. -. IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. PAINTING, CARPENTRY & CABINETS 3230129 47-RN I EsIS i*sd - Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3321015. 65-IetsSupplies Siberian Husky puppIes, AKC, 7 oks., Blue eyes, II I Wh or Silver Grey. 1st puppy ihots. not kenneled - personal care, $150 5311, VIsa or MC accepted. 331. Private Party wants to buy a house in feed of repairs. Have some cash. 3231111 afti 4846 or 322101. DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting LicenSed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 322 9460 I'. 1 62.A-Farm Equipment 63 acres E. of Sanford. $7200 per acre. Tsr-ms. William Malic iowki, Realtor. 322.7993. Painting .0 v l4us,ness St'rvice Column C.ill 3227611 or Iii 9993 FILL DIRT& TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-7550 Leave message for H. K. SmIth at 1-100124-7$$, ext. M7*'Il. Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL I 3.49 5371 dog & Cat boarding, bathing. REAL ESTATE Looking For A Career I Real Estate!!! _______ 1918 Chrysler Lebaron Medallion, 4 dr., loaded. Low mileage. Call 55-Boats & Accessories CROCKET LOG HOMES "LOGS & LAND GO HAND IN HAND" tSoclv damage Make offer 373 8019 _________ pci. Country Colonel Willard R. Whitehead 8. Colonel Leonard FuIt:. 322 2770- Televiion-2S" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600. Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still In warranty. Call 831 1714 day or night. Sanford's Sales Leader 3222420 $913 CapriceS W 3220337 S ACRES HIGHWAY FRONTAGE 12,750 PER ACRE. TERMS. ROLLING HILLS & PINE COUNTRY, GREAT FISHING I HUNTING. 20 ACRES AT $1,300 PER ACRE. GREAT TERMS. _______- _________ Classic 69 Cadillac Sedan DeVitle, E,cellent Condition Onl SI.19S 3230100 Good Used Televisions. $33 anO up. RAINBOW SPRINGS AREA PANAMA CITY AREA 196S BUICK GRAN SPORI I sp. needs clutch, e'ng in good cond Best offer You tow' 32) 6159 53-TV-Radio.Stereo 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable. $ track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 131-1714 br free home demonstration. 60 ACRES FORMER ORANGE GROVE. ACCESS TO PRIVATE AIR STRIP & 350 ACRES OF LAKES. $2,000 PER ACRE. TERMS. ;UST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to 75 models. Cal, 339 9100 or 8)1 1605 lDeaterl will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc. by Ihe piece or house full Free peck upon consigned mdse. at 30 OCALA AREA SUPER 3 BR, 2 bath home in Deltonal Split BR plan, eat-In kit., scr. porch, dining area, all in a quiet neighborhood surrounded by lakest Just 134,5001 Have .i room to rent? Let a classihied ad find a tenant for you' 323 0697 20 ACRES WOODED ROLLING LAND NEAR HWY 46. 13.500 PER ACRE. TERMS. 171 ACRES WITH 100 YEAR OLD OAKS, PINE I. FARM ACRES. 1553 PER ACRE. H*y 92, 1 mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION ever5 Tuesday 8 Saturday at 7)0. It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 90.4255 0731 br further details. KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES Miller's 7619 Orlando Dr. EUSTIS AREA 80-Autos for Sale - GENEVA AREA S ACRES LAKE FRONT IMPROVED PASTURE. $4,000 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS. 3237340 12155 French Si-Househoki Goods - ______- PUBLIC AUCTION f Mon., Mar. 5, 7 PM s ANTIQUES & • 327 5791 110 Sanford Ave. 1967 Honda, 2 cyl Runs good, need fork, $100 Call 323 2155 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 72-Auction - -. - Tarps, Tents, Cots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS - - NEED commercial property? 130 ft. frontage on Si, room to ox. __________________ 1. UvIs*lid Im. COfTWaiin' old two story 3 BR, INCOME. Going Business with rental property. Everything ________________ March 14. Aft 4:30 Eves 562.3635 322.1950 - - r3l-Artmsi*S Furnished - REALTOR 322-401 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 1'i b home on picturesque lOt. Many unique features make this an outstanding home. $59 MO. '! SR-Sill. Pool, Aduts only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport " RIvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call Village. "333-WoMariner's l._ STEMPER AGENCY b. OUTSTANDING. 3 BR, 1 Largecornef lot. Lotsof storage space. C.H&A. $21100. CHARMING ' *40 ACRES Near I-I & SR 46 interchange. $400,000 Terms. or small business location. ______ .' repairs & paintingl A buy for $22,950' Brick home in Dreamwoldt C- Reg. Real Estate Broker wr 3fl'$4 JUST LISTED. 3 BR, 1 bath home in Sunland, w-Dinlng area. carpet, spacious backyard & Much Morel Perfect for newly-weds or retired couple? Nice iocationl BPP WARRANT. ED. Only 521.5001 ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath Red _________________________ proof, call Tom Kent, collect, at 924269.2071 or write: Vanguard Divisional Headquarters, 6316 WE SELL HOME SI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER fenced back. Nice neighborhood. BATEMAN REALTY 323•7832 REALTOR SELLIRS & BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI Reduced for Quick Sale Owner transferred. 3-l' btk., s2L 000. EVENINGS322-0512 322.1357 3321177 iactud PhOfi number, ESQUIRE, of CLEVELAND, MIZE & lDOEL Pest Office DrassiZ, 4*11 ftts 13.11I eq ft and Let $anlsrd, FlorId. 32771, Attsrneys Width Variance trim 19 It Is 110 ft fir Petitioner, on or Wore Ia. In Lii 3. Lii has' Vailailco Irem deVil MsrxL 1979. and file 4Al1eqftIs34,7701q$onLetS,All. OrlglnolwlItltteClsrkep ttil$CslIrt WI Wits Iscatod in L.*$. Estates. befir. service en PetItiellir's PS14PIII,hi$edhenll.2l.II,sn 01lemsyovimmedWelym,r,q; lunull Road and Eden Park othirwim, a Default and'ullimate Avimue. (DI$T. 3) iudgsnw will be sNored aglnot ThlspvblIchesrInSsIllbel,s$din yeulsr tile relIef deman Mite Seem 50 sIlts Seminole Cswlty PsHtIee,. Courthouse, Seeded, F*Ids, en WITNESS my hand aid s..f ii March 17.1Wt, ii 7:0 P.M., or as 'his Cowl en this 2251 day 01 sean thaneeNar iS pmltt. February, 1979 WvIlh. cemesels filed with *0 (SEAL) Land Deiitsumi ManiI' will N ARTHUR N. SICKWI'flf, JR. censidinid. Perils spjuring ii Clerk sims ClrcvN Court By: Ju I. Curtis *0 publIc_heari wIN N . Deputy Clerk orally. Ifoanlags may be cOntinued trim time Is time p4 JACK T. BIDIGES, ESQUIRE. ç$5ry.P4dfl$y$IJof5 CLEVELAND, MIZE 8. BRIDGES Plot Office Drawer Z by calling 311-439. mt. 106. lsCyCemmiss1iner. Sanford. Plenlia,i Tma: 381-313.1314 Seinhisli County, FWids By: Sobanl Prws*,_Chairman AISSIMVI fir PoItle Allot; Arthur N. BicliwlIa. N, Mirch%1L 19' 150 -- . io: 'March & - IveG.131 DEH14 (( 1 ) )) $41,050. pOdUI1 28 Sales In Jan. 29 Sales In Feb. w carpet, dining area, 2 utll. bidgs. I seller to do misc. in kit., FR + 1g. rm. on lower level 35*17. Call todayl FHA San Juan Avenue. No. 10, Jacksonville, Fl. 32210. Please 3,r REALTY BeiAirew-spacious Fla. Rm., w- _____________________ DeBary 1k. front, trees. 2 BR, eat. IMPOSSIBLE That iswtat most people say when we tell them that our distributors open their office '. doors at 5:30 p.m. close at 9:30 p.m. and ne, over s.io,000 per year. They stop saying it when ' STE N STROM FANTASTIC 2 BR, 1 bath home in - Hu$band.Rsspondent, Wlfe.Petltio,er, W.GarnettVhite Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KNIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone3fl.71$1, Sanford £172. -.,.. IN RE:: THE MARRIAGE OF- FLOYD R. WOMACK, JR. Al Agriculture BA(3.l9.79) ISV Zone -Appeal against liii Board of Adjustment in Denying A Lot Size Varlancfnlmd3,SSOsqftto3S,310 eq ft and Lot Width Variance from private entranes. $21,500. HAL COLIERT ' Variancefr.m 11111 fiNN en Lois 1,2. LanIL Lit She Verlancefrem warranty plan. $19,000. Able Home Cleaners Franchise available. We are _________________________ ' looking to establish franchise in REALTY INC. Sanford area. Established Company, low overhead, High MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR profit. Immediate income. in maid professional home cleaning service. Call 1.315-257. Legal Notice Let * Replet of Wekiva Camp Sites, PSI, P159.1,. Wi Sictien 39-lI. home, brick fireplace & wet bar .n den, rental unit on property- office potential. 1 yr. home ______________________ . _____________________ THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIINOTICI,tofllewlttthscl.rk 01 the above dun a srIttn stateind Of any claim or ,pi.d they may hays. Each claim must be In writing and must Indicate basis N, the claim, the name and address of the creditsi- or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. It the claIm Is not yet dvi, stated. If the claim Is sscla'ed, tIe securIty shall be descrIbed. The claimant shall deliver sufficient ciples 01 the claim Is mc clerk to uMtithoclerttOmallonec*py$s each personal repreqawoilve. LAKE MARY Wooded corner lot 4 BR, 7 bath 322-6-457 aft Hrs. 322.7111 Seeng'#iork 3320355 24-BUSitWSS good March27, 1979 shall be stated. If me Claim Is contingent or Unllquldated, the naiwe of the uncertainty shalt be . GROOMER MONTHS PROM THE DATE OF the date when it will became 2'.7 bath home, extra large Fam. Rm. fireplace in LR, screened patio, recently remodeled. Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor H0U5.ke, P.rorCleaniflg Person binefiti needs experienced . - Johnny Walker SKYL,NE 11'w-fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 350) Orlando Dr. 373 5200 VA & FHA both. C. C. Misner Assoc.. Harold Hall Realty, Inc Realtor. 373-5714. SANFORD sewer. _________________ - nicely landscaped yard with fruit trees. $31,900. 165.500. anIsdPart.timeNigthtWOrk Cleaning Offices. 323.5514or322.7I71 Greet company with excellent COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NeticeofPoblkNsarisg - - APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur 2 home building silos. $5300 for Well established neighborbood. 2 BR. 1 bath home with large Fam. Rm. that could be 3rd BR, New 3 BR, 1 b CH, city water I 21-.SitUatiOflS Wanted FRONT END Handymans Special Office or Dwelling. Owner will hold mortgage, 111,000. Low down payment. Ph. 830-4203 or 321-0320 SANFORD ______________________- _____________________ ____________________ Expsrienced In aerial line work pres.rre. Chance to earn celient salary. Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 5.8335 beamed ceIings, in ,LR, porch, ____ CABLE LI NE WORK 24 HOUR 10 322-9283 43-Lots.Acreage Auociateswanted, call Bill Platte for confidential interview. Home,91 E. 2nd St. General knowledge of power equipment wilt land this lob. BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2139 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford afternoon. fruit & shade trees, nice neigh. borhood. Warranted. $36,500. parson take View Nursing 9125. French (Hwy 17.92) Sanford SIMINOI.ECOUNTYIOARDOF Large family home, I BR, 2 b, pan., family rm., large closets, split plan, covered patio, fenced, LPN Full time, 11-7 shift. Apply i AAA EMPLOYMENT - commercial. Downtown Lake Mar-i. Warranted. $11,900. Seigler Realty, Broker 321 O6, 127 1577, 668 5335 Excellent location for this 3 BR. - company. REALTY SEIGLER REALTY shop or barber shop. Zoned part time 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 R, I' BATH. MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK I. PINE. REDUCED TO 115.900 WITH $3,500 DOWN. CROCKET LOG HOMES I Officeathome,beautifulhomehas space for your office, beauty 62$u636. retailer. S I Comm. Excellent Company bend Is 8. op. portunities in management. Start your career In retailing & merchandising today. Call 309-856.0717 Ext 10 steady worker SEAMSTRESS DIG-IS LUCKYYOUmoverightin3BR,2 b, ci. garage door, 1g. cot. lot, walk to school & church. Custom kit. Warranted. $44,900. Clothing Sales person needed now for Florida's Leading Menswear t work with excellent corn. psny. Strong Warranted. $55,000. YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to help fight back. Fol details call 644.3079 ______________________ LABORER IND. DUCT MAN February, 1179. JO. Galloway, Chairman city of Sanford Planning and Zoning CotemIasin Publish: February 19, March 5, 1979 extras. IS INFLATION CRAMPING knowledge. Need dependable many AVON Night work, light as located South of Silver Lake Drive and East of MellonvIlle Ave. + 322 7960 'Cash 322-4132 niture Salvage ifl 0721 373 5308_ - MOTORCYCLE TRAILER ,-or )aIe WE BUY USED FURNITURE & Was $485. now $325. md. outside cover, 30 AMP fuses 8. outlet. 42-Mobile Homes - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 JR66or 323 770 furniture. ReIrig., stoves, tools Frigidaire A-C 19,000 OTU's, E.E.R. ratio 1.6; used 10 hrs. 41-Houses _____ 78-M,torcyCles Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 811.1111 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. - BUY JUNK CARS From 510 to (0 Call 322 1621. 3734160 Used. any condition 6.11 8126 - - cart. trucks 8 heavy egupmen 3725990 ORIENTAL RUGS. WANTED Top Prices Paid area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach for $116 - _________ LARGE DOG REASONABLE 671 Sl8lafterspm only $116 bal due, purchasers left $6I0000WN&MOVE 1N3 BR,? B NEW PAINT, FENCED YD. $232 MO. a PCT. INT. fireplace w.sunken LR, 1g. sc. porch & delivery man. Must have Set neat appearance, good driving record, good itfitude ia must. Apply in person to Mr. Myers at aadcock Furniture. 2305 5. _____________________ French Ave. SAW OPERATOR SALES REPS. PtanofffieCityofSanford, Seminole P" clean 3 BR, 2 b, cozy - - We have a Singer Fufura sewing mach. Sold new for 5650 was .Cflrlstm.as Jay-iwiy, there was NEAR AUTO TRAIN. BRING FOOD 8 MOVE IN. COMP FURN. FRAME HOME IN EXC. COND. SC PORCH, WORK SHOP. FRUIT TREES. SEE IT NOW AT $23500 Top Dollar Paid for unk S. used DOG HOUSE FOR drill press. 2 ton eng. lift. Sell cheap. 671-5027. . Gentle. $60 or trade 322-2678 68-Wanted to Buy 25 ton HYD press. motor stand, REAL ESTATE REALTQR.322 7198 fruit trees. Warranted. $89,500. 323 13-40 Lots of Toots Years old-Valuable 665- 5178 CailBart SHELTLAND popjy ___ fliunk Cars Removed 6Mo Old FILLY Halter broke $150 321 0861 SANFORD AUCTION NATURE LOVERSHIDE-A-WAY LAKEFRONT-POOL Secluded tree studded lot 200' on lake. 18x40 pool. 3 URs, 3 B's, formal LR & DR, sauna & exercise rm. -4 1 BR summer cottage. Owner will finance. $99,000. home on 3+ acres, office or vorkshop & garage. Shade 8. 3 days a week 323-8670 ________________________ SHIPPING & RECEIVING Excellent company must be able to supervis, employees. Good advancement. AAA EMPLOYMENT 9125. French (Hwy 17.92) Sanford DRIVERS Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the 66-Horses Open Mon-Sat 10 5 1215 S. French 76 Chevy. 6cyI auto van Customized insideS. Out 8)0 5737 -. - New shipment of vinyl flooring on sale $2.00 yd. REALTOR ML 373-6061 or eves. 323 0511 75-A--Vans 323 936 I!! LOOK H! M. Unsworth Realty For Estate Commercial 8 Rest dental AuctOns 8. Appraisals Call DvllS A(ton 373 5620 Shepherd Pups, Reasonable Call aft. 5-i wks. old 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Build to suit - our lot or yours. FHA VA. FHA 235 & 715. Immaculate I BR, 2'. b, Country 323.726). Gardener for National Company, excellent advancement potential. - -- Nurses, RN's & LPN's, Aides, Llve.ln Companion, short term a'lgnmcit. Homemakers Up CASHIER Ca11322.MllforRiward Cash for your loll Will build on your lot or our lot. Y Enterprises, Inc. 72-Auction - Doberman pups AKC, Fem $125; male $150. Terms avail- Kastner L!o.$d Iine 323 6681 WILL BUY EXISTING Is? 8 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg. Lic. Mtg. Broker. 825 No. I D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 862-743 - -. Carpenters Helpers. Exp. onlyt $4 hr.tostart.WorklnDeltona.339. 9029 between 7-9 p.m. ASSIST, MGR. 2KeysLost VA.F HA.235.Conv. 'Aomes Low Down Payment 41-Houses Retired or semi-retired for light chores around horse farm. 323. MECHANIC - Splendid Apt. Bldg., finest location. Four spacious 2 BR units, all rented. High yield. Good investment at $65,000. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. Realtor MLS. 323-5771 no other call, 322.5752. lust - 40.A-Apartments& .----Duplexes for Sale --- Dog Groomer, all breeds, full time year around, fully experienced WAREHOUSE ____________________________ ____________________________________ March 25, 1979 to consider said ALL. CLAIMS. -. land exciting S-Lost & Four,d ____________________________ 2061. ________________ - It you weren't looking for a 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 1.800.4321403 anytime for recorded message. __________________________ SECRETARY Excellent typists with good office WInIbY DOT Family of S moving to Fla. Wanted 2 or 3 Bdrm. house, Sanford or vicinity. Call after 6 p.m. 323- LET'S BE HONEST outstanding benefits, - 38-Wanted to Rent _________________ _______________________ RE HA B IL. I TAT 10 N program seeks individual WhO desires to assist clients assume office duties & drive van. Challenging position - good fringe benefits. Chauffeur license I typing skill required. Send resume 8. qualifications to Box 15, co Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1631, Sanford, Fl. 32771. . 65-Pets-Supplies 47-A-Mortgages Bought ___ &SokI WHILE IT LASTS' . LOCAL BOOKKEEPER Hotel experience required. + full WHY SE LONELY? Write "Get A Dating Service. All Ages, po so ioi, Clwtr., FL, 33317. (ill lnv Medel Inc., Realtor 31-BuSiness Property _______________________ Warehouse for lease. 16.000 sq. ft. Call 322-8313 or contact Jungle LaboratorieS Corp. P.O. Box Classified Ad. fun lob, woit. _____________ In, Vacation time Is here...get what - GENERAL OFFICE FACEPWITHA DRINKING PROBLEM? Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phofli 5413333 Wrtt,.O..ans 1213 834-6345. fI APdt'C Clf" 2018. Sanford, Fla. 32711. LOW FEETERMS PSYCHIC advises on Love, Business & Personal direction. Donations appreciated. JAMIL P.O. Box 10154 Eugene, .Ore. liMO. Call 24 hrs. (3).443141. _____________________ 112 Garrison, clean. 2 BR, FR. Carport, drapes, lease, dep. $185. Addressers Wanted Immediatelyt Work at home - no experience necessary - excellent pay. Write American Service, S3SC Park Lane, Suite 127, Dallas, Tx. 73231. ________________ JOB TODAY!! Sanford AlAnon Family Group PO' Box 553 Sanfond,afh near The Springs I BR, 2 bath, heat.&r. $250 mo. A.V.POpe.Realtor 131.1fl6 COOKS WANTED THAT NEW 41-Houses 32-Houses Unfurnjshed -- - Experienced only' Employee benefits, year around posItion. Apply in person Days Inn Sanford. LET'S SPRING ISAtCOHOLA PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? ALANON will hold a Public Hearing in the City Commission Room in the City Hall, Sanford, Florida at 7:00 P.M. on Monday, WITHIN Want .. - -- Commission required, --- ___________ . _________________ infavorof,oragainst,therequssted nf AS Sundou - - Noon Frkia ______________________________________________ change or amendment. The City FRAI$ J, II DEADLINES Noon The Doj Before Publication 4-PQTSOflSIS I I U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U.UUU.UI.UII I RATES 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. FRIDAY MONDAY thru _____ SATURDAY 9.Noofl 3 Lines Minimum 'M Planning & Zoning Com. mission will submit a recom. mendatlon to the City Commission heard at said hearings. By order of the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, this 3h day I Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 __________________________ Medical Supply. 1979. J.Q. Galloway, Chairman City of Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission U CLASSIFIED ADS -5-- COUnty, Florida. Monday, Mitch 5, 1979-38 ________________________________________________ IN THI CIRCUIT COURT OF THI FICTITIOUS NAMI Notice Is hereby given that I am UIGNTIBNTN JUDICIAL dR. engagedlnbuslnessat304Hwy43l, CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOLI 165 A Altamorte Springs, Fl. 32701 COUNTY, FLORIDA. seminole County, Florida under the CIVIL ACTION NO. 19.267.CA44.I .rriae ii fictitious name of SOMEt)IIN' (fi R EXTRA,.ndthatllntlndtoredistlr VALERIE L. SMIELDS. said name with the Clerk of thi PetltlonerWife, Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the and provIsions of the Fictitious Name JOHN RAY SHIELDS, Statutes. To.Wit: Section 165.01 Respondent.Husband. Florida Statuten 1957. NOTICI OF ACTION Nancy M. Smay Publish: February 19, 25. March 3, TO: JOHN RAY SHIELDS Route i,iox 211 12, 1919 Kenbrldge, Virginia DEG.V Last Known Ares1 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED *it n *ri, dl4Iuti of PUBLIC NOTICI marriage has been flied agaInst HIGHWAY CONSULTING and you are required 10 UTV C COPY ENOINIIRING FIRMS of your written defenses, If any, to The County of Seminole, Florida, WALDEN, 1. FRANKLIN seekin'3 expressions of interest ESQUIRE,of BrockiWaiden, 335 from consulting engineering firms Semoran Boulevard. East having ademonstrated capability In AItamoWe Springs, Florida, 32701, major highway protect design and Petitioner's attorney, on or before administration and a thorough March 23, 1979, and file the original knowledge of FlorIda Statutes, witl'i th. Clerk of the above.styled administrative rules, and Court either before service on procedures (or administration of Petitioner's attorny or lm. state Scond Gas Tax revenues and mediately thereafter; otherwise a expenditures Ihersof. The primary judgment may be entered against function of the selected firm will be you for the relief demanded in the to perform all Items of major high. petition. wayprolectplannlng,d.vetopmenf, WITNESS my hand and seal of and imPlementation formerly this court on the 13th day f handled on the county's behalf by February, 1979. the Florida Department of Tran. (SEAL) sportation in the administration of ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. thecounty's former State Secondary Clerk of the Circuit Cowl Road Program. TypIcal items will By: Jeannlne MOyl include, but not be lirjlited to, Deputy Clerk planning, cash flow forecasting and publish: February 19, 25. March analysis, enginwing design, right. 12, 197 olway research and acquisition, DEO.92 environmental impact, publIc hearings, contract administration, NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC and supervision. Notice Is hereby given niat a Duties involving other categories of county rood prplects may be Public hearing will be held by the Planning and Zoning CommIssion I,i assigned from time to time as may the CIty Commission Room, CIty be required by the Board of County Hall, Sanford, Florida at 8:00 P.M. Commissioners. Ofl Thursday, March 13, 1979 to Interested firms are Invited to consider the following change and submit their statement as interest amendment to the Zoning Ordinance arid qualifications by March 15, 1919, and the Comprehensive Land Use addressed to: William Bush, Jr., PlanoftheCityofSanford, SerninOiI County Engineer, Seminole County County, Florida. Department of Public Works, 4300 Reroning from RC.1, Restricted South Orlando Drive, Sanford, Commercial District Florida 32771. Tothat of RMOI ,Muitiple.Family Publish: February 25, March 3, 1979 Pesldential, OffIce and institutional DEG.113 _______________________________ District. That property described as the NOTICITOTHE PUBLIC West 100 ft. of all South of First St. Notice Is hereby given that a and N½ of street adjacent on South, Public Hearing will be held by the Block 14, Chapman 8. Tucker Ad. Planningandloning Commission in dition to Sanford, P1st look 1, Page the City Commission Room, City 24of the PublIc Recordsof Seminole Hall, Sanford, Florida at 5:00 P.M. County, Floi'lda. On Thursday, March 13, 1919, tO Being more generally described consider the following change and as located at Southeast corner of B. amendmenttothezoning ordinance First St. and Cypress Ave. and the ComprehensIve Land Use Thepla neduseof the property Is PlanoftheCltyofSanford,Semlnole Office, Apothecary Shop and INVITATIONTOIID: counsy,Florid.,andtheEastRlgtt. The City of Longwood, Florida is af.way line of French Avenue, run acc.p$ingbldionthefoilowing: e South along Rlght-of.Way line 241.4 doublebasketball court; one double Poet, hence run East 1 feet for a DEO.120 '- Sasokey Says: U m' BRUNSWICl(, Ohio (UPI) - what he has to go through" When Brunswick police officers said. "When he was first a need a sympathetic shoulder to policeman, I really resented the lean on, they may find it at extra hours he had to spend w' home. the lob." The police dePartment has But after seeing all the trivial started to lEt an officer's wife tasks, paper work and other ride in the cruiser with daily duties of an officer, shO husband to give thewives a saidahebetterunclerdandsher better understanding of a husband's resn,opsibiljtles. policeman's job. Wives of all officers Will be Sgt. Thomas P. Miller, who given the OppOitWIlty to LidS will be 30 years old Thuraday, wlththelrhusbanda,saidPoilce and his wife Laurel were the first coiçle to take advantage auet Clayton Crook. About of the wives have agreed to of the i,rovam. participate, MteX riding with her husband ldayM t The force in the Medina will help bring more un- County community of 29,000 derstanding to their marring, consists of the chief, six Ihey have been married six sergeants and 15 offIcers. Mrs. Miller said she was years and have two children. "I'mreallyfinally getting to suprised how preuure can the point where I understand build, even during dull perioio Center. & S Take Ride With cop Husba . - . 1!o!!ce' TijFNoRii CAL_END4AR Civic . S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. im Wives Senior Citizens meeting, noon, Sanford Bag lunch, business and bul3g 0. . I Man, quality operatign Syrs. sip. Patios, Driveways elc.Wayneloal,337-l321 ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks. Fast Service Chg. Cds. Accepted 32l-1$$i pressure Clssithsg Mildrew removal, houSes 8 roofs Mobile Homes. $23 50 834 9535 WOW WASH ON WHEELS Houses, Mobile Homes. Trucks Comm. Bldg. 673 195$ Trw Service TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed & in sured FREE est. $62 III?. TO LISTVOtjWBijj DIAL 32226 31.9993 I, J �BLONDE 4B— Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Ff. Monday, March S,IW THE SPECIAL WHYDOrVUALNI TC1IS.4AM3uGER HAMBURGER SURPRISE T (abbrj I Smells 45 Turkish caliph LITLTJ IL1a111T1E101 THACAIXPtNE 6 More strange 46 Radiation EACON GLANDS ii SE Asian measure t fG Y A K island (abbr.) AU5'UEATITTOOAy... (DlP YOU cOMEBAcl( T.iORi WE'LL BE SURPRISE SURPRISED! 13 Lavender 47 Financial 14 Errors sponsor 15 Musical term 50 Signifying 16 Compass 53 Join the -d9hMhd= LNN - point 71111 ' 22 •II LAD ins Should You Take? 'I 'I LAI HURON HAL1OS NT FAT I A $ERIOU$ IoJA LEMUN ________ _____________ LASS It P, 1T _________ IDIOTS EAGLES T t A S t i EL0P£S colors DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a bachelor and, quitefrankly,rny cooking leaves a lot to be dtIeat Dr. 71st Year, No. 1 eiUeyat begandwonderjflshouldstart question taking vitamins. 18 Auto workers 37 Spookily union (abbr.) 38 Flora Plump Tergal 21 Made sleep Model of solar noise system 23 Confounded t i , are there better brands than vitamins ary intake? Trembling I1PtaC a good diet 3 just given birth t0 26 Sagacity DEAR READER tree 28 Gold (Sp) 4 Genet:'c the Down syndrome and POpiewOhid get thehl'vitamins 25 Medical 41 Rights 30 Sward materal minerals from good congenital leukemia. Both the picture (comp. Borders 31 Strike lightly 5 Stage need wd) . That's the were extremely foo wholesome ds ba 32 Actor March 6 Corrida cheer 48 free Ret 7 Shovelled th anemic. He Is at the children's way 49 CIA 29 Doing its Detain 8 Devil (Sp) in the Intensive care There are people who do not eat hospital work forerunner 39 Shot hole-in. 9 Respect a oo d, balanced diet, for * g unit now with a very uncertain 33 Gasoline on, 10 River in 51 r pro gnosis. I would appreciate rating 40 Communist Europe 52 Young social42 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) Many people who live me about this birth defect. ______________ young or old, don't alone, DEAR READER - The 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 properly. This is sometimes clusjccliaracterlglcsshow a — —— — — — — COOidfl — rtl*ted to lack of rounded head with physical 12 13 ability, U YOU confess. in other features that resemble those ————— ——— — It Is from lack of commonly ascribed to orfen— 14 01' I . . I I —— i ~*11 difficulties lila. That's a very superficial 16 In cooking for one person. distinction, however, because 17 18 19 I don't think it makes a lot of you can readily tell a baby of —— — '21 23 difference which vItwthI tablet oriental parents born with you take, as long as you take an defect. 7 24 — all-purpose vitamin tablet YOU You are going to hear a lot — — can buy at any grocery store about this problem so I will 28 29 30 ns the recom co nfine my remarks 'which = mended daily allowances points that you might 31 (RDA) *11 the important In the 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 3' 39 40 — 41 42 43 Balanced Diet, Recommended recent evidenó me. M — Daily Dietary Allowances shows that only 20 percent of. 44 45 46 (RDA)togtveyoumy thouglits children with the Down 'n- 1 by Mort Walker 1 2 Sanford, Florida 32771.-Price 15 Cents Lamb The Golfer Snead 231n a sheltered place 24 Constellation EEC BEETLE BAILEY D RI I IP l7Dayofweek 54Slim (abbr.) 55 Requires l9Franklin 56Gulf 20 Corn plant parts DOWN -- whisch vitam ________ ________ by Chic Young others and can 39 a baby with I wish (*1) AREN'T NOT WHERE FOXHOLES YOU HAVE A LITTLE AREN'T NOT WHERE FOOT YOU I4AVE SOLDIERS SERGEANTS OUT.'. FOOT OUTPA7EP, SOLDIERS SARGE? ( YOU'RE SUPPENLY VER'I QUIET ' by Make 27 33 Minded nti.g.e plamied I - - - - - j( 1 3.5 - - - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom 'i'm IQIOCKEb IF 'U V&ISr E &001 O A H I ii T 47 — ___ I — 9 — 50_ 151 152 — ___ 'IVS COOL, RoNNIE 1, ) IT RIDES QUIETLY, HPNOtES EASILY AND MEETS '___ I RENTED A SET OF WHEELS I'M NOT GONG TO THAT THE OCCASION THE ERA. REQUIREMENTS FOR FANCY EASH IN YOUR OLD CAR! NTAL FOR ENVI — to two — 56 — — — — — ..,J th J) ___ allowance. CHIAJE5E FtOD'! very beneficial could develop little or no sense, keeP from such an arrangement. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Se$. 23) PISCES (Feb. 2OMarth 20) Although risnelimes w may be _____ Youwlllbeadeptatkeepingthe J ustlliedtntelllng others what big expenses under control we think of them It Ii rarely today, but the smaller outlays wise to do so. Turning the other might damage your budget cheek will get you farther in severely. Be pennywise, too. long run. Find out more of what lies UB1t (Sept.23-. ) ahead for you In 1979 by sending Advice given by you or offered for your copy of Letter. Mall $1 for each to 10 )'OU will fill on deaf eats Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, today. Neither you nor the other Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Parties are listening, so no thing TMY __________________________ . W by Al Vermeer WIANTEP TO .W _ ISEER)R _ i' I frMN HOW / Be sure to specify birth sign. E' (T i- ThAT WHAT NOW / '• more positive direction. ___________ AL! ________ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) MY by Bob Thavss IMe P%PNI ARR IVE IPI TH E MAIL 50 THERE'S $0 YZgOULP Wv, NE MY PIPER-MAN SIT VETERINARIANS - — " 0*W __________________________________ L1 _. • F * , Projectionist Cecil Bales used to get upset when the eclarer his twelfth trick. A club lead allows a heart discard and a ruff in dummy. A red-suit lead makes one of dummy's red jacks a winner.71he hand is over and the slam made." 1 WHAT V YOU HAV UNW IMLiN Aa"e qwpw ITS t'tLr JFNIPI& ___ fT WASN'T Ism . the Movieland Drive-in which is owned by the same company. To cornmemorate the event, theater manager Ernie Pills presented Bales with a $2500 check for his services. honk or stomp, the slower I He actually began work." But he continues to work at the job that has taken him to the rojectIou rooms of ft" SWord tbeetwL For the past 11 years he has been the ro*W operator at the Sanford Plaza Rocking Chair helping out at those theaters when he was In his teens with wne work being done at the Ritz when he was as young as 11 - . - Time involved in getting other facthtiesin condition tobe used for office space. In addition, David Hot Liry, director of administrative services, was told to include 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 th e public There Is sufficient space shared with her colleagues her solution to space needs, there for both the sheriff's suggesting the county corn- department office needs as well mission and its support staff as county commission and its staff needs, she said. If this is relocate, dered its staff to have See COURTHOUSE, Page 2* the major operations which At a workshop session preliminary information a - From 1940-1944 he work without pay at the RIL The 73-year-old Bales is a native of Sanford also worked at the nowdefunct Star, Princess and Avenue Theaters, 'People change like movies, and so movies h ge c an to S tilt the - - -, - - 4- -ç Winding to the newer typi where much of the work mechanized. "Oh, I don't really mhi the change, because I gives me the chance Se After And, as might be e pected, Bales has ideas Its favorite 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 seel changes in movli projectors from the type - whlchhedldmost ofthi needs of In the service he returned to Sanford and continued work primarily at the Ritz. - before being put on payroll in 1944. p people. lam something new andd really en joy this job," said. - LEONARE KRANSDORF PAVING THE WAY Pfl7Q by Tom Vincent 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 rail road crossings. The railroad tracks were raised a couple of Inches several months ago In preparation for the paving. Those raised tracks caused concern for many local motorists. Following the paving 1)01 will take one week to 10 days to stripe the new surface. Improving Local Econom y Cited Sanford Los*ing Em lo ees o Frivate Enter r*ise ByMAXEUUXTW4 1 renew they leave, ac- Manager Warren E. Knowles. industry takes most workers roofer they had worked for Most of those who leave the a large turnover of laborers." moredlfficulttufindthanatthe ______ 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(l$79 locaJ.conounyisimprovthgand 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 l daring the first Mx 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 employee, have leaving and they're leaving for Officer, agrees with Knowles, of tiscee Last month four workers left roofer, they all make $6 per stay until they retire," said management or supervisory btti-p.ylng johe," said Qty _____ pIIning arouv been replaced. the tinstruction the city's ranks to work for a hour, she explained. See SANFORD, Page ZA Miss Wynulda. "But we do have level opens, replacements are _____ ___ LO (P46 : P HE-- Vietn _ .............- '_- -' - __________________ - Or... M IN FAV oc ME 1N& 1vaIror cc mmy, SISA - be leased or .: - . no rees To Talks with ch,9ina foreI at a time and (Vietnamese) (UPI) VN troops w Long-time Vietnam O in Hanoi, d a few one-person leapfrog their forward units is what they've bem trying to nces", ' ap 10 he "h*fS liW, COIIUflIXIIQUS said. Us. 1no1 air raid shelters had been dug back to China without t lo for weeks now, to hold pesos talks with ness as they withdraw frun Vietnam spent 20 hours Maternerd as the most strident in Us. Vietnam capital for the heavy casualties, the experts Vietnamese regular units." Raft Had did conned not - preparing Its reply to the ca.lfPoklagexrIisoatMa Vietnam. since former President Richard first time since they were filled said. Anot her source said, "The premised withdrawal of troops It was the first official (1sInee ____ ____withdrawal announ____ Nixon resumed bombing Nor th In six years ago. "This is a very critical phase whole anno%sucejneg of a wills. ___ tota ctlon 10 M's ceid. wiI In ft me Vietnam in I. On Monday Vietnamese otfi- of the operation for the drawal seems a liWe sfi'ge, •' ___ .I ft Radio Hanoi's Vietnamese- WU not clear how aerlously 4y ad jg time, Peking Is warned foreigners to be Chinese," said a military ex- given the secrecy of the Chinese Vietnam viewed the Increase In feverishly pouring more ______ Ma had bags a troop withdrawal ianguags is.ms service, Chu ready for Chinese air raids and pert with Vietnam experience, operation so jar ... It could be Chi a4 many ob. (Isinese itwuioss forces, now itn. mfli f 5 pr1 Invesion force. 'i 'Is. Vietnamese could really fake." troops into Vietnam, for evacuation of non-essential , AVktas..foeM.sk'- "The Vietnam... foreign estimated by Western exPerts Mipplagupit pelon,and diplornatic Personnel andfaml- go for broke now, and it's With the nation on a full by ministry annocos that If The Hanoi broad f011owed 50 total shout 100000 - _____________ sq Its troops are frantically lies, possi e e Chinese j us bl th t won't wartime footing for the first In an earlier statement destroying Vietnamese vU. --eiy wftm its a Vietnamese charge that Military sources monitoring be able to get out." ___ __ _ ___ _ __ time since the final U.S. pullout _____ to Invaiss f -. , Monday VIetnam repeated - lages," the Vietnam News betl from BangBut the bu il ll dup could equa y In 1973, It was difficult to tell One ft waswed t wion at er',w thus Vid- troops but "stepping op Mi Agency kok said there was no sign the Is. In preparation for a new how much 1 Hanoi's effort was 9 an chbm 6 r DOUAIdic so'urces, quOUN Chi wen actuidly pulling drive or a trap. merely for propsigandii. were attacks will met (&" the HMOI try NI aid WU ' :-- "VM POdi from fonIW'bsi"es bscktroops by this morning, 16 VIetnam has three of Is bed official Communist Party 'aj. y Mtr" lt. dppthg fresh troop, to the heirs after the withdrawal Infantry divisions poised south newspaper Nh,n Dan said In an ro "ag if (lgaa ue Mi with- front In a more that could annoww,meig was made in of the battlefield, Western editorial today, ,All Viet. o keM esMar.d Is $usg drawal as a trick to attack foreshadow either a r*ai or ______________________________ Peking. diplomatic sources said. They names. people, everywhere In hoE cgad Is a y , VMnui, thus Vk'i will renewed attacks. 11 troop buildup, described said the divisionsappearready the ready iu.u' th W meIdeths whole coudtyt AlMsr,otlalhattkesm. Aneaeck ........... 4* HUI&IPI............ .......4k byHusotu"maasive" and by toattacka Chinese withdrawal tofIght. The mintlestand ry whe cog la ,bil -g op Ma.;.,forceUark the (1ni, invaics," '_wbrosdrastovsrImiI kIss......................4* R:_1 ..... ......... ...... 2* weMer expe*'tJ as 'large," move. batt1e e4, fi every rassded by aid. Radio today aid the Chinese (lsadsr ...................a OWii. ..................2* couidactuallyhsthebeglmmlng "If Vietnam attacks that battlefield, every establish. ..................... , Thadatamft ed tioup oviwy ...............11 of a(.dnes,pullbsck,mffltary withdrawal, the Chinese could meat Is a fortress and — by T. K. Ryan flY'P*)'L5YH1J for administrative offices for courthouse," she said, adding courtroom. olecting In addition to working at honked their car THAT MEANS ____ _____________________ )_- • _____ I, the Sanford Theater Bales has worked since 1946 at - horns, yelled at him or po unded their feet on the floor. - - ____ B'* with thu. he has ____ become less prone to get 11t and does not let the criticism lx*ber him as much. that used to happen quite often especially If projector broke d," he recalled, "and yes it used to worry me, but now I have become more serious the more they szwsp*pea eNTElIplusx ASIN. . TUMBLEWEEDS' S _- k : -s A • -,,,. - 010 01 queen and is forced to give ___ --_- I 4$4/.V/ ____I __ - I PiNe I --- i . rr - A Life In The Theater - what the "No better place lki 1__ a - t Bales ei Cect1 , ____________ FRANK AND ERNEST WAITII ROOM Cecil Bales checks his renovating to "No better place for It." Of AT uff F Herald PMS by Leonard Kransdorf CANCER (June 21-July 23) Before ftqding fault today, be heart finesse. H. needs a Important goats could slip dochl. sire your own skirts are redult finesse and only the For a ______ 0IJACOBY MOOthrough Your fingers to* clean. You may start the buft Allies" work$. ERN, send $1 to: "Win at Oswald: "Six I$ a very Bridge," care of this because of your lack of at- critiqw v but 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.) _______ . _____ ___ -- in ier Commissioner Sandra Glenn his department. for It" play Is. It is a specific --. tendency to jump to conclusions g(fl an expensive beg bad play that got its rime when a loquacious player Oswald "A look at because of faulty CAPRICORN (Doc fl'Jas. h'sde shows that North and holding ace40smail over. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) Touchy family Ii.u,s could South can make a grand rutted declarer's king withYour head may not be create unnecessary friction rootrumat either spades or the 'ace while remarking, g r to to ethe day, and you might today,ilyouvotcethsmwlthoi* course, there was a better seven loodan: have trouble trying to add two Oinking of tin conellilligencm contract. Dftlarer Place. If hie didn't ruff te and two. Take special Care with Leav, t hem at rest, must start by picking up the would have taken two trump financial matters. qisi of . Thefl Ps. tricks Instead of one. HeRE's YOUR HAT.' You LEFT THE EX9ORE i IT ON THE PARK BENCH HAVE GLVN YOUR WHERE YOU EATERY SHOULD RESULT win rAKiN'A IN A nVHOKA OF NEW NAP! CUTOM / EY5 H ' - old facility, A New York reader asks should be your No. 1 priority . If this person will go along By Oswald Jacoby today. You have a strong With , y g cai* aid Alai 8.stag _______________________________ by Stoffel & H.imdahl . - six." Alan: 'In other words, the best play at six won't produce an overtrick." Oswald: "South should win the club lead in dummy, lead a spade to his ace, then cash his ace of clubs. That is a very slight risk. Someone might trump it, but once that ace goes through South has a thing." Ala n: "He just leads a second spade. West plays low and dummy's jack is finessed. East takes his SAGrffARRJB ______ _______ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) m Getti ng your facts 5tfllId volving another, better check to &46 I AM FOOT5ORE AN WEARY OIA'Y...COME ON FROM CS4RRYINe 'YOUR IN IN AN' GET YER ThROUÔHOUT OUR FAIR CITY! FREE Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West North East South i. 3 '.- 4• pan lo .. - are, put off doing anything wtfl of more on than then they're tomorrow. You'll then have a worth. C BUGS BUNNY be resolved- Incidental Rem Dont Vend £ / _ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) ft ARIES (March ____ 21•Aprll 19) If won't be the big thingi g you are not sure of what you gi ___ you fits today but bwsches ve wanttodoorwhatyourmo(Iva I - CWS - .. - - up by usin a safety play that will on y let him make NORTH Kj AJS6 • *393 •K4 wm EAST • •Qi Q543 p107 • $54 • Q 107 2 I J 1097 • Q 8 53 2 $fflJ'I'H • A 1422 K92 •K • *6 ____ Lb .,. .. * ch THI&X3ALJrTl.E. fA'r'? - - prepared within two weeks on: — What offices wider th e law must r emain In the courthouse. — What office space is available Sanford. — What of fices inter-relate to such an extent that they must be moved together if the locale of an y is c hanged. —. Costs of bring up to code facilities which might be leased or purchased. - Whether facilities should move our staff e ce drome may have another one contacts socially. Something twking in circles and milikin YOURSELF! . a e have - YOUR BIRTHDAY toll. DEAR DR. LAMB -I have with the second pregnancy. Mar 1, 1979 LEO (July 23-Aug. ) The Take advantage of ways and means touy what is situations this coming year on your mind may not be WIN AT BRIDGE where you can make business present today. Rather than Aufr WS PULUNG . are increased. The hazards In . four cases. vitamins are associated with There Is a slight increased taking large amounts more risk that parents who have had than the recommended daily one child with the Down syn- For Tuesday, March 6, 1979 by Howls Schneider oal: at -. - therm. I believe some older from the father cause the Down people's vitamin requirements syndrome In about one out of — ' -. us o Seminole County Corn- state attorney's office. "We could the as than anything else," she courthouse are now critical, said, suggesting Building 310 asked for a study to the Sanford Airport as a possible new site for county alleviate the problem. Meanwhile, one of those commission offices. Sheriff John Polk has commissioners offered a solution of her own: move the suggested several (hues that commissioners and their the county commission lease support staffoutolthesix-year• that building to provide space crowded conditions at There is nothing wrong with mother. Recent studies hava taking vitamins, If you need shown that the chromosomes HOROSCOPE EEK & MEEK G Study should be in the courthouse are the courts and support services for the court - including the missloners, Indicating over- - - past, Radlo City Station, Now York, Down syndrome doesn't N.Y. 10019. necessarily come from the __________ .. I-. formation can send 50 cents below theageof 35. Most blithe with a long, stamped, self- are from women below addressed envelope for it. Send These women have 90 percent your request to me In care of of all babies born. - ' is newapaper, P.O. Box 1551, The abnormal gene for the - — I — — — — ______ -' - I Others who want this in* over35wd 80 percenttowomen ——— rth u By DONNA ESTFS Herald Still Writer on what you should be eating. drorne were born to women — by Bob Montana o 3 ' — - ARCH I E THAT'D BEA GROSS-OUTP 48 ' _ County - - - - FM am I 1 eat for -eys Out? vitamins. contai WI+,' ? ion 9 instances - PRISCILLA'S POP _5) WAS THE CAR %WEP? NO.' A1'42 iss — easons, and these variety of _ #1 EAL.5 - Eggs _ Ic' - and I ings. 36 DATEP _ Move Comm an 43 v M/ - NISSSSS/ , w o's Iqps __________________ ____ 11ATS3 ___________ __ _____________ __ ____ _ ___ _ ______ ___ _ T day The Hasi atatausest on aw a (Iiiue withdrawal, pum aut ip,besl)y date — t "The Chinese aur.uors Q'aid .................. 41 IPIIIs ......................IA szps,ts,xplsliied. VW' wsdd he WII to *enhen their to cied hudtisatth1ivs1i1daputy vulyIssUbesàrarsNMdall - repeat, could - wheel everybody isa combatant. AU itrioi ...................4* NeIlIMS ..................11 Osly by coneOl1dlrsg their around and fight, those regular pecplc must organized g DusrAbby ..................11 W1T'. .................... 2* forces could the Chinese hope tQ units," one source said. "That combat units," � 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, March 05, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 05, 1979. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 05, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b1f4fcac49921d28fea1d82f1c2ea58c.pdf 782df29126b5d850d03ffbc989cbe60e PDF Text Text ,• BLON DIE 0—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, March 27, 119 JUST BEGAN) 5TARVINC, fl415 i—' i MORNING by Chic Young I DON'T HAVE ) (T.1E KNACK ç ACROSS YET P— Hebr ew 46 port Style ohype prophet Efls!andin the 49 Land broker 11 LI West Indies 14 Actress Burstyn 15 With no weapons 16 Lecturer 18 Station (Fr) 19 Reverent fear 20 Island off Mozambique 22 Put NIOITIAI o iti5tiiTl AG1 lit ilsi , 111 AtTl I. .7 . — O1 T H 7 - 10 0 R SjEtNtiI NU0 0 1 ItS AI?tti1 j otif AR DOWN 34 Authoritative rule 38 Hold session 40 Vends 42 Pools 43 Jog 4 Seal22 Evening (Fr) 44 Slangy (But) 31 Household appliance 33 Ventilation aperture 35 Layer of floors 36 Housewife's titIe (abbr) 37 Beams 39 Babylonian deity 40 Compass point 5 Metal container 6 Physicians as sociation (abbr) 7 Musical direction 8 Bean 9 Maple genus 10 Sadist Marquis de 23 Is human 25 Follow orders 26 Unoccupied 21 Barge-load of coal 28 Go astray 29 Scotch beret 30 d'oeuvre 32 Wagnerian dwarf affirmative 45 Infrequent 46 Vex 47 Fetish 48 Woman name 50 Digit 51 Officers Candidate School (abbr) 53 Ruddy -0 . lI vJtii'? tp I II \ ARCHIE by Bob Montana YES,MOSTL DOYOU HAVE THE BETTY. 5-DAY WEATHER) HERE FOREcT!T is' 4jr MENEM MEMO HO by Art Sansom AN MOSTLY CLOUDY (WITH TEMPERATuRES" \ RANGING FRcA 889 I 910 TEMPERATURES IN THE FOR RIVERDALE rYFAIRW'TI THE VICINIT Y, N THE ' FIFTIES UPSTATE SIXTIES AND )j'] . IN THE GREATER VENUS METROPOLITM AREA/ MEu MEMOME Booma MEMNON NONE OEMOEM J. Boom HE M ENIMM EMOEM.. OEM HOME RONago 0 BEENE BEEN E No REENEMi Jill. Jul. J.i.11 -. o )1:7 HOROSCOPE For Wednesday, March 28, 1979 A Aecvrf .VH'? kT ecoK 'GRFAT WXM4W MJ 7W !1Ci€11 OR 110k) AuT' GR€AT '\ (k) Tf1€ Lk)0 - PRISCILLA'S POP y rr ONE OtJ SIGH A OF NOSE WHEN iC/ BITTERGRAMPS \ SWEET K9$ES YOU. JOYS OF GRANPM?J MARRIAGE. ----A PEAR! I by Al Vermeer ) YOU REMEMBER I THAT HE USED TO I K193 YOU BECAUSE I CU WERE 'rVUN, ISIJM. AND EXC•• I '" AND NOW IT '••\ 8ECI'4J5EA TUNA AND NOODLEJ CASSEROLE.' / [J Jr L- .1p Id 91 02 'tsi ' rri BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & H.Imdahl IF YOU SEC- THAT I Rt$INr YOUR ALLU 8LJL8.N05gP PUM 6IoN5 To My PHYSICAL YLVeTER,TEL —i, CHARACTeRJrIc5' HIM HE8ETIERPAY jf\r ME WHAT HE OWE 5 ME5, p— TRA JJ 3.27 H,4li YOUR BIRTHDAY VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) March 23, l9 You'll only become more This coming year you could confused if you try to unravel set about to establish new goals the threads that have been and ciange the direction your holding your ______ _budget together. We has bsus Kiev your watt tin Ideals high. Success can be UBRA (Sept. 230ct 23) You yours. can make a fine Impression ARM (March 21-April 19) today if you're willing to forego You're a bit too protective of your own interests and try todo your self-interests today. Adopt things others would likt to do. a philosophical view of things SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) U and let your better Instincts Your instincts send a warning take control. You'll be happier. signal about another person, Getting along with other signs heed them, especially If the is one of the sections you'll situation involves money. enjoy in your new Adro-Graph Double-check before becoming Letter. Get yours by mailing $1 involved. for each to AitroGraph, P.O. SAGITI'ARIIJS(Nov. 23-Dec. Box 419, Radio City Station, 21) Being around large groups N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify today will not generate the birth alga. excitement It usually does. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You'd be happier with close, Let compassion rule your ac- Intimate friends. tions and you won't be annoyed CAPRICORN Dec. 23-Jan. if someone Inconveniences you today. Its more your nature to 19) Find yourself a cozy corner to tuck yourself away today. by sympathetic, anyway. GEMINI (May 21June 20) You won't be In the mood for Tact and diplomacy can people bustling around you, and achieve things for you today might find their activity that fleidng your !u1c111 or irritating. AQUARIUS (Jan. *Feb. 19) raising your voice could never asrgiineinauve mnaaviauaia will no. Try it, you'll like ft. weigh heavily on your CANCER (June 21-July 23) Stick to your high sta ndards in disposition. Seek the company an honorable and responsible ci those who'll keep ttnp light matter today. Don't be tempted and breezy. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) It to try underhanded a*bD&. LEO (July 23'Aug. 23) u would be time well spent today you'll let them, others can be a if you could make the necessary source ci Inspiration to you efforts to evaluate your goals today as wellas bolstering yo ur for the coming weeks. Assign spirits. Don't be too proud. crk,rftIes. Stick with them. — .wn — -- ik Bu - D -_- t_.______ _t_ - t_i__IS —i7 010 00 Director Jeff Etchberger and County Administrator Roger Neiswender. Polk said the sheriff's off ice currently has 10,445 square fed of office space in the old jail building; 412 square fed for its cornmunications center in the courthouse and is leasing 3,600 square feet at the Sanford Airport and 1,1 square feet in the Sanford Masonic Building, "The little room in the co urthouse is not conducive to good communications," he said, In Building 310 at the Sanford Airport, Polk ald, about 13,000 feet is available on each of the three floors of the facility, He said his operation could use the upper two floors By DONNA ESTFS Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County sheriff's department is in "desperate" need of more space and must being all its operations under one roof, Sheriff Joun Polk told county commissioners Tuesday. He urged them to approve the leasing of Building 310 - the former Navy barracks at the San. ford Airpo rt — not only for his department but also for other county use as well, The suggestion was referred to the county's space committee, cornPosed of Commissioners Bill Kirchhoff and Sandra Glenn; Office of Management, Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) c—'ai 1( TUMSLEWUDS Oatwu.r 341 by To K. Ryan ØCAUS I'M NOT OVER IN FINGERS I ANPAGE. / / rm By lwald Jacoby North was bitter. He said to South: "U you are going to go out of your way to get to play notruinp contracts should learn how to play "" to . • imal West opened a club. South ducked ___ one club and MCOfld Then hi wiid Man)Qnda. The play of ac. and king picked up the but ciunvny's two last dIanosdi were both high and South had no way to get ______ ______ v' ••.i I ' P 1 \. LAST 47 HEI.PEP The sheriff said cods of moving would total about $15,000 for telephone service, moving cornmunications equipment, copying machines and other items. If his department could be moved to Building 310, Polk said, that would free up the 10,445 square feet of administrative office space at thecurrentjailforother county activities. World Famous another possibility. Arnett pointed out that many people are only familiar with the parts of the city where they live or work and suggested a "Tour San ford" day to help than get better acquainted with other areas of the city. lie suggested high school cheer leaders or other students could serve as tour guides and it could be coordinated with a festive promotion by stores. A refreshment stop at shopping centers could also be included, he said. Bill MacLauchlin, president of Celery City Printing, suggested from t he tradition of the clown wearing the white face, the red spots on each cheek, a local chur ches co uld help call attention to the avallabWty of bus service in their bulletins. peaked hat and ballooning suit. Executive Manager at the Greater Sanford Chamber of CoinKelly later was to call that break proudest achievement in show business. meros Jack former said that additional routes are being con. "The Lord Mayor of London was there and I aldered. "A Seinthole Comnititity College run is definitely on the looked out and saw that snooty looking crowd agenda and there will be a stop at K-Mart when It opens," Homer d. with their beautiful clothes and I thought, here goes nothing," Kelly said in a recent Homer said the b usinessmen present this morning will now (Feb. 1973) interview. "I was given six or take the ideas back to their business associations to discuss. He eight minutes and I went up In the seating sa id he plans to set up a meeting in the nea r future at which area, something that clowns had never done Dwight Maddox, general manager of the Transportation before in England, eating my cabbage. I got a Authority, can discuss all the details with independent merch ants tremendous hand." as well as b usiness associations. "'there seems to be a lot of interest, already I've received a Although Kelly left the circus tour in 1956, he kept his Weary Willie performance going suggestion for a slogan— 'Ride the bus on us'," said Homer. with night club acts, a few television cornHomer said to help understand the bus routes large simple mercials and an appearance in a Boston maps will be on display In places such as the courthouse, the opera. He had a 12-week stand each summer chamber building, the library and Bram Towers. Copies of the at Harmah's in Lake Tahoe, Nev. routes and bus schedules are available; at the chamber and al an th e Sanford Plaza stores it was reported and other stores were Born In 1898 in the small Southeastern Kansas comm un ity of Sedan, Kelly was asked to make them available as well. married three times, the last to Edle, one of "We ha ve three up-to-date bus lines for the first time In the four Gebharck sisters, an act Rlngling history," said Homer, "and we ha ve got to do something to see found in Germany. He had two children from that they are used. As taxpayers, we need to Increase the rider. that marriage, both daughters. ship because we are footin g the bill," Homer added. SARASOTA, Fla. (UP!) -Emmett Kelly, a onetime newspaper cartoonist who became the world-famous circus clown "Weary Willie," collapsed In his front yard and died today at the age ci $1. K y, according to authorities, walked out of his house this morning and collapsed in his front yard. A medical rescue squad called to Kelly's modest home rushed him to Sarasota Memorial Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 10:10 a.m. Kelly was a newspaper cartoonist and Illustrator for an advertising film company before he turned to the circus life that was to make him world famous. He created the wistf ul and ragged character of "Weary Willie" in WI1 while drawing Illustrations In Kansas City, but It wuto be l9fl before he used it In his circus act Kelly joined the Howes Great LOfldOfl Circus In WIl and between that time and 1986 when he left Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey after a 14-year dint, he traveled to most of the major capitols of the world, Weary Willie made his debut when Kelly, then with the Gertramn Mills Circus, broke Punch Cards Decision Due On Voting Switch I ' The decision of whet he r at the regular Tuesday meeting "don't make a change for the election can't be held with s _____ upplies voting machines for Seminole County will shift to next week. The committee Is to 1980 presidential election v ot ing machines," she said, elections in the seven cities of the the ultra-modern computer be composed of a corn- year." When Commissioner Bill the county, It has not been Incard method of voting or missioner, a person designated Etebberger pointed out to the Klrchhoff objected to her use of volved In tallying races there. If stay with the current by Supervisor of Elections mechanical machine way will C"'ll Bruce and ot hers yet tO commissioners delay, if they the word, "can't," Mrs. Bruce the computer card system goes opt for change, would cod the responded "the only way a into effect the county will be be made by county corn- be determined, French said. county money for the new fraudulent election could be involved, she po inted out. miutoners no later than May Meanwhile, Jeff Etdiberger, voting machines, most of which held would be to have the whole 30. dIrectorcithecounty'sofficnI could not be recovered, Mrs. B said under election board at a precinct Cmln, In workshop management, analysis and e th ur et c rent m election hod coll usion." 11110111,_ OMM Peid5d returns are avaliable within __________________ Tuesday, agreed to .'.'kmn lectiona including: possible Mrs. Bruce brought 1%-to-2% hour s after the polls appoint a ceinmittee to look at iiitgti o his research into the computer breakdown and legislation submitted to the close, adding the elect ion two methods Tuesday afternoon ma pros and cons of nipulation of punch cards by Georgia Legislature to Mop the results are avail Herald p.Is by Jese Madliso methods In detail with the ""rs able sooner In handling or danipiieu, "There use of computer card Voting. Seminole th an almost any other Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd and Lynn committee to have its And Mrs. Bruce, who AN 20 many tId1W that can Etchberger said, however, county in the Age. nm colm. ricuninenditicos back to he presented th t a ick report of happen," she said, "too many the legislation died this year in Woverton, a balloon Commander from Atlanta go pier operation would cause a he5Ildci May. objection to the cOitd things togo into itnow,We high to spread the word of the upcoming balloon have committee delay (qyi in results, she said, Qmaljinan Bob met saldthelsoppe.edtoa goenoverowbjggego race on April 21. Aboit 20 ba1loos expected lo French said today SP- change at this time and urn- with the voting machines. We similar legislation in the put. because punch card ballots race at S aim. and 5 P.M. p.m. starting at the Altamonte Mrs. Sandy Goard, Mrs. would have to be hand. t t. gsa . isis Cr.to,kIi. m..l fl..,. ,.Zii,.., .s.v •va vs ,.vu.. uu .c a wu.a manager, manager, delivered to Cinema on State swan i. courthouse for be mad. by commissioners decide to go wi____ th the new way corrected them. A fraudulent pointed out while the county actual count the by the computer, _ a AWAY _____ __ ___ ___ ________ ___ _______ __ TOIl •• fls_A_ fl__S Supreme Court Hears Reverse Discrimination WAS 6MA AU ~ft 1SME1)U,*f jail complex is currently wider construction, but he added it would cost $3 million for construction of an administrative complex there. He said currently his uepartment is paying $14,000 annually for rental space. photo by Tom Ni?sl - of by Craig Leggs rY taking place. "It's imperative that we have more space," he said, "and this could be the answer to your problems. U we don't take It, we'll be losing," Polk said. The Ideal situation, the sheriff said, would be to have all the sheriff's functions at the Five Point property on which the new To Computer (Do you have a question for the experts? Write "Ask the Experts," care this newspa. per. Individual questions will be answered ii accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelopes. The most Interest. ing questions will used in this column and will receive copies of JACOAY MODERN.) ZOONIRi Ir1Id Will the drivers on Sanford's buses replace the Whirlpool repairman as the loneliest guy in town? Concerned over the many empty buses, local businessmen are coming up with some ideas to educate the public to the availability of the bus service provided by the Orange-Seminole-Osceola Transportation Authority and entice them to ride. "We've got something good, let's take advantage of it," Vie Arnett vice president, First Federal of Seminole, told those attending a meeting of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Commercial Committee today. Arnett said OSOTA is concerned over the lack of ridership on the three Lines it operates in Sanford. Th ere are approximately 150 persons riding the buses each day and co nsequently some of the runs are empty, OSOTA officials say. A "Nickel Day" was suggested when passengers could ride for five cents and stores would coordInate a special Nickel Day sales promotion with the transport authority. Bob Ball, Ball M usic Center, suggested a promotion In which the bus driver would hand the rider a ticket which they could redeem to get their 50 cents back or would apply to merchandise. Major shopping centers such as downtown Sa nford, Sanford Plaza and Zayre Plaza are served by the buses In addition to the courthouse, library, and Seminole Memorial Hospita l. "A "free ride" day in which local merchants would subsidize bus rides in conjunction wiTh sales promotions was suggested as Emmett Kelly Dead _,. was a poor t*i but It INZW$PAP* ENTERP*lsz AMN. .. '. -"S MA11L.. u ar 5II1IIII* and have sufficient space for the next 10 years.The lower floor could be used for ot her county f unctions, he said. Polk said the airport ar.thoilty is willing to'ea. the space for 69 cents per square foot for the first three years while renovations and remodeling wo uld be _ still led the Partnership to a . Sheriff John Polk surveys site he wants 1 A Pennsylvnia reader asks what we rabid after partner jumps to two spades M response to our one-diamond opening bid. We bid two notruznp -the rnoa , dIacouraging - rebid swc. we have in. barest __Jl . s'... '.a. I AND rsirt low - J". LU THEM - . . VQ76 IfANIA. *AIR Mft dPON!! — ' 3-27.11 ___ ____ ____ '•'' The UP* UP ___ /' ' 3 LOUPSPEMCfR' __ - You hold: OW Mu Sontag By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer - ddorft F"P -._- . !icpsts 9,,5,4 By CYNTHIA MflJ, ) I 8akke ruling on reverse pirticipete In the riding. ctiscriminetion In WWI Cas ________ Tb , Today ____ 0 w .... _ __ __.................... - - -a'. '. e worker 'tamed Brian Weber, 32 that' hi and other whites In a Kaiser Aluminum and The program balanced seniority. who won lower c rull'tgs Gramercy, La., plant rim by Qiemical Corp. were Illegally Kaiser's efforts to comply — excitsieci on racial grounds voluntarily with government district judge and WASHINGTON (UPI)— Can The ultimate a white IflidiCli school a half the seats man on-the- demands that federal the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of I compan3r and a union have an important influence on cant nimed Aflhli Bskki job craft training ograin, voImuirg let a job traip"tg American workplace. bra recruit qualified blacks Appeals agreed the plan was best discriminated splat by a illegal because it gave preferPigram t plainly prefers against union (leman _____ The tr'iIng program, sky "1Ic'ta Iaui .v.cIal minorities' without being Due membe rs mostly white - be entlal treatment to members of ed In 1V14 one race without any record of to "reverse Stevens' decisionto diacius " program for allowed to participate. collective bargaining agree Past discrimination against suits by himself from the case and on" : 14 7tuti ewwc rsbw 9wWfi= 4* safteoplo................. SB mat with the United Mal. labor pools were set up, with 5 , Iee? Lewis Powel1'sabC0ll0w' left unresolved about the Ikup ..................... sa n.w zit workers union, temporasily percent of applicants to be them by the company. big surgery, only seven mew- section of an Ilk CWH RWO Cdomdw IA O t_ 1iS ................12* reserved one-half of all i-. drawn from each. the union and the The Supreme Court bets of the court were to () edrs .................... a *JUELVD ..............ii for IfliflOfitles until the percent- diactI Weber, a strong union man, government appeeiecl msy ichidaled N 1111fl11115 of queitIon lawyers In the fuIflt" Uo in M CfINWitd .................a SpIrb ................... 1,8* $1' of blacks employed as went to court alter his ap- friend-of-the.courtbrjefsop 19 ultstodiy01110Issu,, drmd cowtrwm Powell bes 4* T.Ie,lM. ................. .71 croftsniuintheplaiit reached plicatlon was denied even behalf of scores of ii*eeg fSd hi a sequel to last Jim'l tat yet said whether he Plalta to It was begun by a bitt. collar U — ................. lit 30 PSc though some blacks had less groups have since been filed. — rAI Ti Use Buses --- AD at, As IN "0 HUS. £.OY.ID MII.P iN, ANO D. -Jq v4ØIiJ X 0, UP IN ?I MRNIN&, MY Offered For Offices±. .... _____ ilmor New Ideas - back to his hand to collect that fifth diamond trick, Down one! "How could I do any better?" asked South. "The diamonds blocked automatically." "they only block.d you because you are a blockhead," replied North. "You should duck the second club, but win the third. Discard a diamond from dummy on that third club. Cash a high diamond to see if the queen falls. Lead your last club to West while discarding another diamond from dummy. my. The suit would have been unblocked and you would have made the game." 64 w Evening Herald—C USPS 48.290)—Price 15 Cents ilding by Stan Li. and John Romita LAPY. — flit__s — how MENOMINE .,#' Eyes PO - SPIDER-MAN bBob11W DIET CLINIC WANT US TO USE FIREE ARROWS lN'rHEpTrAC( ONTh1DWN? , test tube and then implanted in pregnancy. That way some some other woman's uterus, other woman would not need to who would really be the be a surrogate mother and to mother? I mean If the ovWfl birth a child by her husband for comes from Mrs. Brown and her. then the fertilized ovum Is implanted into Mrs. Smith's DEAR DR. LAMB Why do uterus, would Mrs. Smith be the you think middle-aged people dill chew or pick their nails? I mother or Mrs. Brown? Such would think they would try to DEAR READER problems have already been control this in the presence of studied in animal breeding. In others, as it usually disgusts animal studies those around them. How could many ways, the • At__t_ r. are tar ahead 01 their human one help such a menu: wnai should one do to try to stop nail application, Of course, the uterus Is ab- biting or picking at their solutely essential to any fingers? is it a lack of pregnancy, but it has nothing to something In the person? If a do with the genetic charac- parent does, I presume a child terlstics ci the offspring. If the follows suit and makes the ovum came from Mrs. Brown, habit. it will have Mrs. Brown's genes DEAR READER You've In it, not Mrs. Smith's. ed e right term, it's a habit. Mr s. Smith's us th ough Even th uterus provides the en- It may be caused by norvirorunent for the development vainness. Regardless of the of the baby and its eventual underlying causes, it still Is a bir th, genetically the baby will habit. Changing habits isn't always have none of Mrs. Smith's genes. That means the baby easy. People give up one bad will not Inherit any of Mrs. habit and merely substitute Smith's characteristics, another one. It's questionable However, emotional at- whet her It would be an Imtachment and binding between provement or not to stop biting child and mother will be bet- your nails if you ended up wean Mrs. Smith and the baby, stuttering. If we.lnew how to . assuming that after birth Mrs. get people to eliminate bad Smith ralses the baby. habits easily, life would bea lot Theoretically, If Mrs. Smith easier for such people and the couldn't ovulate at all but had a red of us. normal uterus, It might be People tend to substitute a possible to fertilize an ovum new habit for an old one. A good from another woman and method is to develop a new good implant it in Mrs. Smith's habit at the same time you are uterus so she could have a getting rid of an old one. 1 FRANK AND ERNEST I • .,'ti1i,,1 In a - AflI?T1 to ma visa n by Howie Schneider / , 71st Year, No. 189—Wednesday, March 28,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 — WIN AT BRIDGE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL EEK & MEEK , DEAR DR. LAMB—Thistest tube business has all of us women talking. We've been very interested in the cornments you've made about surrogate mothers and babies born from artificial insemination. We wanted to know -- THE BORN LOSER ,• , 1 f sI ci R cisisi • 52 Fifteenth century royal family LI T-!iIi 54 Thole fT 55 Sleep noisily 56 Arguments fZfi tv 57 Joyful - BEETLE BAILEY - ,- Tes t Tube Riddle: h1! who,s The Mother? T M -A- T T" FR I P F! 0 12 Over again 13 Stick out 1 Definite 17 Fishermans Lac n,o,ri article snare 2 Upland plain metalwar e 26 Type of jacket 3 Scandinavian 20 Sick capital 21 Vegetable 29 Flashlight UO'.iD3.17 - Answer to Pre vi ous Puzzle 41 1 possess 43 Ancient 1 Pairs - I , T ---! '-'-' -. ,• '° 00 o# �2A-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. --:-.-- L" Wednesday, March 21, 1f7 -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 Oil Pricing A Free-For-All' I 7 "-,q7 k 111k II IBRIEF AILUI .I& Teen To Be Tried A• ru In Schoolyard Shooting I SAN DIEGO (UPI)- A 16-year-old girl accused of opening fire with a a utomatic rifle on a schoolyalrd has been ordered held for trial as an adult on two charges of murder and nine of attempted murder. Following a ski-hour pellmlnary hearing Tn.y, Municipal Court Judge Robert J. Cooney Tuesday ruled there was enough evidence to try Brenda Spencer for the Jan. 29 sniping attack that left two adults dead and eight children and a police officer wounded. Before the hearing began, her attorney lost an appeal to another judge toy further proceedings In the can, pending the outcome of his appeal to the state supreme Court of a March I ruling that Min Spencer be tried u an adult. If convicted, Miss Spencer could receive a maximum sentence of life imprisonment withoutpossibility of parole. .1 r O .• R•pr•v•u, n ,o 4-- A '. , ' . • '-. - . •. Longwood Balks On Te/ephone Franchise • -, 11 - ui Plant Blast Kills LINDEN, N. J. (UP!)- (kie person was killed and three were Injured early today In a chemical explosion at the GAY Corp. plant, authorities said. Tbs Wad heavily tlI(0d one floor of a three-dory building at the chemical complex. A police spokesman UM the explosion apparently was caused by nitric and softie acid used to manufacture agricultural chemicals. The dead and Injured were not Immediately Identified. Missing Lawyer Sought NORTH HERO, Vt. (UP!) -Vermont police have asked authorities In the Northeast, Florida and California to be on the look-out for mlath'ig attorney John Harrington, who was once convict$dofextortJon. Phyllis Barrington reported her husband's absence to Police Monday, saying he has been mla.Ing since March Leak Reported 30% HAIUUURG, Pa. (VP1)_A coding system leak Ina reactor at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant 0 52 to rind. rv.rpont geosral.mergsncy. A date Civil Defame citiclal said there was a possible small radiation aid Uw "The situation Is contained and normal," said Charles B1218"I I the Civil Defense spokesman. 50 '0 0 Men's tennis T-shirt. He Is smiling. He doesn't know this means he has to run In the 10,000 meter run in the first annual Sanford Road Race on May 12. John Morris was one of the city commissioners presented Monday night with shirts like those to be worn by participants In the race coordinated by Parks and Recreation Director Jim Jernigan. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Club Is co-sponsor of the event. Actually, Morris won't have to race unless he registers for the event. Entry blanks for those who are Interested, may be obtained by contacting John has a new READY TO RUN? Jernigan at the recreation department. VII Home Furnish in 9 s S ale..! 30% to 42 % o ff .' k ::'T': , Selected bedspreads, Y Sale 16.99-• 80 off 4'Ara-1"1d U will tJI. "We don't really have to have planner to present at the April 9 available when the obligations a franchise as we have a cer- meeting. Chasey has been become payable. The City Longwood City Council tificate from the state to holding down these jobs as well Attorney Ned Julian Jr. pointed balked at granting Winter Park operate here until some other as being city administrator out thath the charter requirs Telephone Co. a 30-year phone company is authorized to since the administrative post " tO '- do)nelfl advan franchise to operate in the city, replace us," Hutsell told the was created in the new charter. all 14115 Ce. , ority - o Nobody as the auth sending Frank J. Hutsell, vice commission. president of Government and Chasey presented a budget bind the city until money is pot W i, nter Park T£ Public Affairs back to his board elephone review at the workshop, in the budget. You are doing it with a request for a shorter Company offered the city franchise credi t O six-tenths of pointing out that the dire after the fact." term prediction by the former i hnon,1 nn th Hutsell presented the corn- January 1979 local service mayor, Gerard Connell, that the city would be bankrupt in pany's franchise offer at a billing to all residents of months workshop Monday night, but $53,238.94) to be deducted from six had not the commission did not want to the city's monthly bill of $491.34 materialized and in fact he anticipated a holdover from be bound by a 30-year for nine lines and five phones agreement when anticipated and an additional credit of 331-3 $55,000 to $60,000. This was in growth might put it in a better percent on the spite of $35,000 in debts from the balance.mis previous fiscal year that he had negotiating position in the next would be a total franchise few years. credit of $376.73 a month or not known about and had to be paid, and several unbudgeted Hutsell was doubtful about $4,520.76 a year. projects that had come up since the board's making an exShould the city decide to go to the 1978-79 budget was adopted. ception with Longwood, when it a switchboard system, Hutsell had 30-yearagreements with said, the bill would be $931.21 a These include such Items as other cities. month with a total franchise the paving and drainage for 'i think we have a right to credit of $576.89 a month. say we want a 10 or 12 year Also at the meeting the West Warren Avenue, the franchise," Commissioner J. R. commission told City drainage study, 201 sewer Grant said. "He's not going to Administrator David Chasey to project and CandyLand come out here and Jerk out all work up tentative qualifications recreation park improvements. those telephones if we don't for the position of combination Chasey said he believes • -. Our finest tlre! 0" ha. warra I gibe them a30-)ear franchise" city building official and sufficient funds By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer -4.- MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) - An Alabama appellate court gave inmate Jerry Wayne Jacobs an Indefinite reprieve from the electric chair Tuseday, assuring John Louts Evans II of being the first Inmate executed in Alabama since 1165. Even's execution is scheduled April 6 and he has abandoned any attempt to appeal his conviction for the murder of a Mobile Pawnbroker, The Court of Criminal Appeals voted 3-2 to stay the Friday execution of Jacobs, who wants to live. The court blocked his execution until he exhaads all his appeals, which could take several months. Nuclear . ••' of the Rosebud Indian Reservation In South Dakota. "I thini A UPI spot survey Tuesday revealed a surprisingly large'saftueisemepiace.inmyopuJon,b1gmoneyist GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI)-OPEC'a decision toturn its oil pricing structure into a virtual "free-for-all" today cad a wave of number of Americans who seem unconcerned with how the nationblame probably in calts with the government." It and Pays for - its future energy apprehension through the industrialized world and led President in Washington, sources said the OPEC move put a kink in Carter to rethink his energy strategy. The '°''attitudeprevailspleas from President Carter's energy strategy and forced him to postpone his national Carter and virtually every major government official to COn- energy ackfreu, originally expected Thursday, to rethink his The vote Tuesday to raise prices from $13.34 to $14J4 a will saddle the United States alone with an extra $2.4 billion fuel solve. Many alleged a conspiracy between government and business, OPUGM bill, add 2.4 cents per gallon at the fuel pump and increase In. _ Increase will be taken Into account when the despite persistent criticism ci government regulations by the oil pdt makes Ration by 0.5 percent. his final determination concerning appropriate Industry and government criticism of oil company policies. But Initial reaction in the world's financial and currency measures to be put into effect to deal with the energy situation," Ironically, few mentioned the escalating price of Arabian crude said StatepOin markets was more positive than negative, reflectingexperts' ii Bedding Carter. pkeima oil - which comprises more than half of America's petroleum expectations of a much higher price Increase. The presided was expected to announce In his energy address sçply. MW most tr011thflg past of the decision was that all 13 members that he favors a gradual lifting of domestic oil price controls as a Charles Jenks, a Washington, D.C., comPuter, specWK mid way of cutting U.S. consumption and reducing America's of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries would be the goverment "Is probably hiding oil somewhere and holding dependence on foreign oil. able to tack on premiums which they deem justifiable In the light back because they want to snake some money.' of their own circumstance." But the United States was not the sole nation hit by the price "I don't think there's a fuel shortage," said Moses Big Crow, 60, Five OPEC members announced surcharges from $120 to $4 per barrel though Saudi Arabia, which alone produces one-third of the oil cartel's output, said It would forego any premlumn. Seven OPEC members did not comment. 1*, It was this question - how high and widespread will the premiums be - that led one Washington energy expert to say, "We are not able to calculate the actual Impact of OPEC'. " decision until we know that this premium thing means." . V "It's been a free-for-all," Oxford University Oil economist Robert Mabro said In London, referring to premiums already . . • charged by =me OPEC nations on spot oil sales. "And ftwill remain a free.for..11 as long as the market Is tight." --- "TheOPEChlkewIllaff.cteverynockandcrannyofow economy since oil is the basis of almost everything weuseinour daIlyUfe," said Vincent Sgrow, publisher ci the Oil Buyers Guide 'A In Lakewood, N.J. -"I ... •1' Every nook and cranny Includes at least 2 cents more on gasoline, at load 3 cob more onhome heatlng oil, Spercent more I on domestic plane flIgt4i higher electric and gas bills, a bigger ' trade deficit and more expensive vacations. Economists predicted the OPEC action would add almost 0.5 percent this year to the nation's already heated inflation rate. And In Washington, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said the OPEC . . . Increase would erode the purchasing power of the average American household by $60 in I0 and reduce employment by * 100,000 jobs. ., • The Increase Is likely to show up first In gas prices. U.S. energy officials said the OPEC move could boost gasoline prices by2.4 cents per gallon by mid-May and by 5 cents at simmer's end. "By Labor Day when the OPEC increue has passed all the way through the system, It could easily add a nickel to the pump price . . of gasoline," predicted Joseph Tovey of Tovey & Co., a New York City investment banking firm. ... •.. "By Labor Day when the OPEC increase hall passed all the way • • through the system, It could easily add a nickel to the pump price •.. of gasoline," predicted Joseph Tovey of Tovey & Co., a new York . Qty investment banking firm. . - . ••• ;... Henry A. Rosenberg Jr., president of the National Petroleum • nerold Ps1. v fern N.',sI Refiners Association, said a nickel-a-gallon Jump could ::.-i within a month and another scent boost a month later. LEAPING AT About 40 Seminole High School students were busy getting In shape and learning Home heating oil prices will go up by 2 to 3 cents a gallon, most the drills for cheerleader try-outs to be held April 3 and 4. Coaches and teachers oil experts believe. THE CHANCE will select about 20 girls to fill positions on varsity and junior varsity football and basketball squads. uads Wednesday, March 28,1111-3A VU , aiiii•, .m.. - -• beRed radials, r',& appare k. Orig. to 514 )i- T2 King: Another Hero WASHMTON (UP!) - Congressional pressure is mounting Iii ..4A Dr. M.,thi S ,ha. VI,,&. hk4hiIu In Iii. Hot ofnational holidays. 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S ___ _______ _____________ ______$sh..id$i, W T1flsr FLiNaul Sup sad $ay, eniW Narall S. Iii. * N, PissO A04$uMkl, Pt.. avis. Hami deN rulnu Pel141 . . •• S S . • . S $ANPOIDPLAZA S 5. •• WINTIN PARK MALL two S Be SANPOROPLAZA Hy.174$ aid $tet.$t. op" Mes.*rv lot. SIA.M.4PAL - Opea Isadey 11:361:31P.M - ' .' ORLANDO DOWNTOWN 5 5 ' - -, 136 N. Oran" Ave. OpssTvss.,Wsd.,Tku,$4 Set.,:36A.M..4p,M ePMSI.sadFrIdey0:3$A.M.4:3$p.M WINTER PARK MALI. Nviy 1701 sad Lee now - - • . Open SUaY11:1S-S:3SP,M. S - L 1 - •- S. - - '-I - - L .. -. - - .- • - - -- - - . * .1- -. . - •. --. . - -. ........-• - - - ...... ..; - - -' •. ...;:...: _•• . -. .••;. -.- 5 - S•. 1 S55 9 J5 - �Evening Herald USPS 4$1.2$) X) N. FRENCH AVE. L SANFORD, FLA. 37171 Area Code 305-M-2811 or 831-M3 FLORIDA Wednesday, March 28, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director IN BRIEF 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, 420.60; Year, $40.00. NASA Orders Extra Effort To Ready Shuffle Oil. And Inflation Pocketbook Tappers CAPE CANAVERAL (UP!) - The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has ordered arOund,the-clock shifts, seven days a week, In an effort to make the space shuttle Columbia ready for its scheduled initial test flight Nov. 9, NASA disclosed Tuesday. About 600 employees of Rockwell International builder of the shuttle and of the space agency were assigned to the triple daily shifts. President Carter and his top energy and economic advisers are said to be "agonizing" over low to relax price controls on domestic oil without undermining the administration's own antiäflation program, their agony is misplaced. The n conflict, if there is one, is out of their hands. The urgent need to stimulate production of k)mestic oil makes the case for decontroling pjices. The American Petroleum Institute estimates that a 30-month phased decontrol program would increase production by 400,000 barrels a day by 1981 and by two-million barrels - Energy Decision Due ANGLE-WALTERS _____ It's An Unse eming Trade-Off 4ay by 1985. No one denies that decontrol would increase lile price of gasoline, heating oil and all the ____ ________ _______ ____ ________________________________ I made from petroleum. But how much? By pre government's own estimate the 30-month program would add one-tenth of one percent to the WASHINGTON (NEA) - Throughout donsumer price index in the first year and threerecently renewed national debate over (enths of one percent in the next two years limitations on the outside Income earned by That's relatively mild, but Mr. Carter is said to members of Congress, one crucial aspect of the Ile worried about consistency - that his wage and complex Issue has received scant attention. rice guidelines would be all the harder to enforce and representatives have good N the government itself triggers an advance in reason to avoid discussion of that element energy prices. What should resolve his agony is the abuse of their official positions for personal knowledge that those prices are going up anyhow. financial gain - because It exposes to public iq For every barrel of domestic oil that is left in scrutiny the dark side of congressional behavior. e ground because price controls make it But the voters ought to be aware that both uneconomical to produce, a barrel of oil is being houses of Congress agreed in recent years to accept ceilings on outside Income not merely as imported from overseas. The OPEC price a "good government" trade-off for their higher currently is $14 a barrel and going up. The only salaries but also because some lawmakers had uestion, then Is whether we pay an OPEC engaged in conduct that was unseemly eemly if not roducer $14 for our next barrel of oil, or raise the unethical. domestic price high enough to make it worthwhile Were it not for that behavior on the part of a for an American driller to produce it. relatively few legislators, the Senate might have U Mr. Carter's advisers arehaving ---- - ---a frrnihb a convincing case to support Its recent decision nswering that question our energy policy is in a to postpone for an additional four years worse muddle than we believed, resolution adopted in early 1977 that would limit If Of course, decontrol is no miracle cure for our outside Income to $8,625 a year, 15 percent of their annual salary. pnergy problems, but it Is hard to see how an effective strategy on any other front can be purInstead, the senators now will be ____ governed by pued without it. Price increases can achieve the the $25000 yearly ceiling contained In the tonservation goals that Americans have been Federal Election CampaignAct. In addition, the thfSS IPHchwill 1* $30I0 cant .to sr as tlOI asjergy Costa !SIn&$ '-... - .....a . 10 . im OW. Meanwhile, private delivery of second class ii.l' (magazines and newspapers) Is out. competing the USPS In many cities, but the DnI *te4n el... 16W 1...'ê1115 My..c114fl(C5 on wsingIts big monopoly - first-class mall. A few months ago It let loose Its terrible, swift sword In Rochester, N.Y., where it persuaded the courts to ban a young couple from private delivery of mail, downtown for 10 cents a let*'. Jump JUMP In another celebrated case, the scales of Justice came down hard on an outlaw teenager 'who was caught delivering wedding Invitations (on his bicycle) to neighbors for a Having knocked off these deperadoes, the USPS Is now after bigger game. Human nature and technology being what they are, as the Postal Service became less efficient, more and more businesses and organizations shifted to electronic trwpIii1on of messages and sales of telecoplers boomed. These little machines, using telephones, tranamlt exact copies by electronic facsimile from one point to another over long distances. You can get aone.page memo to your branch In Cedar Rapids In four minutes flat on such a Comparing even the USPS' fasted service, overnight express mail. to telecopying Is like, comparing the Queen Elizabeth II to the Concorde for speed. USPS response to this threat has been to propose revisions to the aocalled "private express laws" which give It Its flrst.class mall monopoly. Apparently, It reasoned that if you can't beat 'em or Join 'em, you can use the bureaucrat's favorite tool -a new regulation to thive 'em oil of business. Among the proposed new regulations the Postal Service thaw up lad December was one to narrow the dln1tjcjn of telegrams so as to extend Its onopoIy to such things as alectronlcaUy tr'-nlfl,(I letters. Another new USPS rule would redefine electronic date processing (computer; to one another over phone lines) by treating as letter 6114rt-4st4.ms of magnetic particles In a moimer having a predetermind slgrdfksnce." ___ Those Inhated speaking fees are, by far, the liod single source of outside earned Income for the lawmakers. But many senators are cautious about accepting such personal compensation from special Interest More important, conversion to alternate fuels Juis been denied the stimulus that a free energy Market would produce. Recent price increases for unleaded gasoline, for instance, have caused a boom in sales of "gasohol" in the Midwest, the only rea where the mixture of gasoline and alcohol is Some decline all honoraria, others limit their Videlyavailable to motorists. The debate overfees to a relatively modest $500 or $750 per Whether wood or grain alcohol is a practical adspeech and few even donate those proceeds to ve gasoline could be ending, not through a charitable organizations. A few, however abuse Vemment-sponsored "study" but by a the privilege. ___ harrowing of the gap between the price of gasoline Edwin J. (Jake) Garn, R-Utah, Is the find alcohol. _ sallor Republican on the Senate Banking It Is a mistake for Mr. Carter to try to reconcile _____ In iVI7, the most recent year for ConJttee. his energy policies with his anti-inflation program. which records are available, hecoflectedthe nflat Ion, of the currency is the result of a govern$25,000, including speaking fees from these groups: .Lent's fiscal and monetary policies. Rising oil j)rices are the result of demand exceeding supply. Colorado Bankers Association, $2,000; I1he United States has an inflation problem, which Arkansas lankers Association, $2,000; Kansas Bankers Association, $2,000; Washington one thing, and an energy problem, which is Bankers Association, $2,000; Texas Savings and Cnother. They are both aggravating our pocketIndependent Community ooks, but, they both have separate solutions. Banks, $I,; nunois Bankers Association, $1,000; and Associated Crdft Bureaus, $1,000. San. J. Bennett Johnston Jr., D-1a., Is chairman of the reg".tlon subcommittee of the Senate Energy Colivviitt,e. His biggest speaking fees In 1977 Included: __ Congress, $2,000; Domestic __ American Mining Petroleum Councl $1,000; New England Fuel Institute, $1,000. Please Write ___ I. ___ Letters the editor are wekeesed for puk&atls.. All letters mt be slgs,d, with a aslitig adliss sad, if peesthie, a tatiphuas ber se the I'sUty of the writer may he verifiod, The Evig Herald will respect the wishes of wrillers wheds sot west thslr neggeol - I. pnteL The Eveulig Herald she reserves the right I. lilt hIt.,, ERRY'S Postal Peter Principle According to the Peter Principle, a theory well-known in the business world, people are promoted continually until they reach a level at which they are Incompetent. It may be true of government monopolies, too. Take the U.S. Postal Service. Strange as ft ft once had, reputation for delivering the mail on time. Today, however, most people would no more think of asking the " Postal Service to deliver a package across the country than they would train a pigeon to do It. Private firms such as the United Parcel ..., Service have long since captured the market -• with competitive prices and reliable service. '. ..,, -. Despite the Installation of expensive and fancy machinery to handle packages, the USPS just compete. '(1 $ "mined TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - The date's utilities face emergency shortages of low polluting oil, Environmental Regulation Secretary Jake Vern says, with Florida Power and Light Co. down to a lOday supply at bed. Varn urged Gov. Bob Graham Tuesday to declare aoo. day state energy emergency under the federal Clean Air Act and ask President Carter for a similar declaration. Florida utilities would be able to burn high sulfur fuel until low supplies were once again readily available. Deputy press secretary Jill Chamberlin said Graham will decide whether to accept Varn's recommendation "soon," possibly today. RONALD REAGAN JACK ANDERSON FAA Is Dozing, While Fati'o ge U Killing WORLD. WAWJGTON- WNW,sivaust.d airline they should have been sleeping. from L" lids Is hitting every motorist safety problem has not been dsmonitjat" a P" are dosing an in their oockplts. federal The pilots themselves know the soars. "ft's decide when be's toolike thimk to thive. oMIa3a are snoring at their deske-oncanviaced oo'iunen u rain to as pilots ning" Cepi spohann for the Alt Transport Asso"-lio. What ore the FAA rules on pilot hours? said. T*iIing the flies Is omscomy, he said that pilot fatigue Is a serious Ihoed to safity in William Hoover told our reporters Molt. P'oebss brief, on do"W'e IeMi. pilots can fly eight •- and,, of coins, wouj be very espvs. the air . and Tom RasmileL hoinina$4boirperI.4; an oversses 011g' 1 The Federal Avlthlon Adin1rMIou I. 8°f- the FAA so along with the aWgines, Anstlpl1otWdofsdlrgsrot.,ffon coiled with rules for pilots' hours that have the sevei*h leg of. day-IM (ht. 'We wets so rules vun only thus Is flight-net prell cedract provisiom worked out betwes pilots ON *W* cbsge4 since $4 yet Iso,. *011I We th. os altiuudethauws preperdienorgrom dai,ys, files are W and the ioI,Ij airlines. k v ,lth fss'eIgs sodded reports wersew)piijld$o beat, huothe rftir. of Incredible bsea..theFAAIsItY,tbI , that lIst pilot fatigue ea.a fdir. as it seems, the ,of coming0igM'." be said. "The VOW conWrW" OMM Mile mlAlm01 aIr travelers may 6pmd en the "ft t It" $74pem.sat tMereosughtusasdtoldosck,L" ':i Temeith in 110 Is $ A1u1(k. The Ipe FAA rule,, as long as 1P1t5! ais.AghtIator. ra done ad baft in prov accidsutrepertatMNthattheELMp ft" ,, 10 Amerkm laesasIcagpihsts.vlylng begIto from InthelUts,,bmth eomr.sllygs 'om hove decided to feel fatl(R Wh th7 lOind do,. New York, all these plieS. woes as the ie1, the FAA aadgsed De. Itanhey Nobler, dictator Anedado Season hi. Nlcsrsguaj the runway without clearance and nkth.d We --" ___ a Am jit. ___ ti_ thus director of the Qvil AerpIcaJ Musuth___ aiou fr'l'ully to wake ep, the plans flew Institute, to d the problem of multiit t 444 . shrlly The -At tnt.rtj ever the airport sad k* sr takeoff from TaI is 111$, bs 7$. When t seas c1'. He ov1ud.4 that pilate AuocIMl and the 1mu,.jie. A'49p of• Ph did come Cbd Is, the crew band they wore out 'bsMvorIal integrity" was sometimes MactiI4saori Aesiepsee Weik,s,u rebus. to over the .oes heig "duvutsd" the hus'dlotome ftw series load. o" .ve th. I ' Or aervios TftPfthM RAltLisSP11SS.AIWIIIII. seveid time uses, Jp1 "-'1 riei fir or 01111 coming from NIca,.gu.. La,j, task flee. their _i1M4 for praved s II dw pakasut dMa- "qIcsh flrcs." Nicerugas '-iel aliHee, will be Mftdsi he ' nsd.st.ffat laule, hihhig crew jt"- twsd Mak1 rocommisdid cbug in the har bsc.&I at Nissi i,satiti AM Mahi Ie, w he the FAA w rt'' in ass ho Sue__ 1191 Is P4 as the fatd p1kW peer , , The ithh, bsat, f wsto flh1owpreperprwe ue. l FUeSa'dshepjwg,ahmus. '1JiLse*àjge, The edxuSe cjuies owned kso..uhemmss Ibsudea ThnN. SPI N ktheu*,b.,,ë---'-. ,S etilh 4fik1J7, A jer dos'S 1.11 whole MY. 14M'ul ev.ms w1ft -1i aita1ecting prm. As 'p:f- told ' "Is urns àesungs &W Dillard as bi. IL ii; fl &i IsClied.1 U. & reps.tey 'thoswIs LHd,$eIdw WIsauakjili,. as'-ftp.b." bW$esEgef, irj w a $p evidence t the plIits b cwes aks &a1. y pilot bees ho Li _L4 The_ ilugroes. "Fatig asa oiu-4im . , .. .' * _ __ 1110 " __ ___ ____ . • . , - L"6410 .., "Gu•sa 88 whet! Thr.' NO'INK IN THE PEN!" ... ., . . . ..' 'C,. ......... _____ • - .......... -t-u -- - - -* '•'.. - .. , - . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Zoning Change Rejected An 80-acre tract of land lying south of Silver Lake Drive and east of Mellonville Avenue, will property owners from the recommendations unanimoSilver Lake Area turned out to usly. Approval was given to rezone oppose the proposal. They remain agriculturally zoned in argued the change would be a 100-square-foot lot of the spite of efforts by H. I. Hunt Co. contrary to the city's com- southeast corner of First Street to have the zoning changed to prehensive land use plan and and Cypress Avenue from RC-1 allow an office-industrial park. would premanently change one (Restricted Commercial) to The Sanford City Commission of the more natural areas of the RMOI (Multiple-family Residential, Office and unanimously rejected the county. Denial of the Institutional.) request had proposed zoning change The change places the necessary for office-Industrial been recommended by the planning and zoning comproperty back in its original use at Its regularly scheduled mission. zoning classification. The land, Monday night meeting. The commission also followed to be the site of a medical A large contingent of two uher planning and zoning supply store and apothecary shop, was originally zoned RMOI. It was changed to RC-1 to allow for the planned use late ! last year. However, it was MIAMI (UP!) Mark Alan battery. decided to change back to Snyder failed to show for a Stettin had told the couple ROMI when the city comscheduled court appearance so they would be responsible for mission amended that an angry Dade Circuit Judge ensuring their son's appearan- classification last month to Herbert Stettin Jailed Snyder's ce. allow for apothecary shops and father Tuesday for contempt of The Snyders have not seen medical supply stores. court. their son since Friday and Approval was also granted on Joseph Snyder, 56, and his failed to notify the court. Stettin a planning and zoning wife Edith, 54, two weeks ago sentenced both to one day in jail recommendation to rezone part guaranteed their 32-year-old for contempt. of a lot in Highland Park, son's appearance on a probaSnyder surrendered Tuesday located just north of Katherine tion violation charge filed th he morning. Mrs. Snyder was Court on U.S. 17-92, from single awaited trial on other charges scheduled to begin her one-day family residential to restricted of aggravated assault and sentence today. commercial. Parent ; Jailed - FRESH-DA ILY Tracy Fairfield, owner of the lot, reportedly plans to rent office space to commercial enterprises. The commission also voted to appropriate ON for the purchase and planting of a hedgerow behind Good Samaritan Home, 1704 W. Ninth St. The hedgerow was requested by the board of directors of the home to enhance the view of the area behind the home. Presently, patients have a view of an open drainage ditch behind the home. The commission also voted to amend its employee group insurance policy to offer maternity benefits for city employees. The coverage would cost the city approximately $2,400 per year, according to Warren E. Knowles, city manager. The policy amendment was made to comply with requirements of federal law, according to Mayor Lee P. is FRESH ROCK SHRIMP Lb. NILE PERCH Lb. 700 70 Lb. COMPLETE LINE OF SEAFOOD SEASONINGS AND PREPARATIONS - '- '_L --- •-.--..'-.--•.,.- ...._-.__. -. -' - --J•... '•- 4uI b' d' -I _ . ... - - - - --. -• -a. - .. .-... -.- - .. ..• .- 0 Sanford Seafood Center PHONE 3234890 1219 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD Moore. The new coverage will become effective April 1. Inmates Infected With TB JACKSONVILLE (UP!) - Skin tests on inmate, at Florida State Prison and Union Correctional Institution indicate more than a third of them are infected with the tuberculosis germ, date health officials said Tuesday. The skin tests on more than 90 percent of the Inmate population at the two prisons also disclosed that the rate of tuberculosis infection doubles among Inmates once they enter the Florida prison system. et... SANFORD'S PRESCRS.DT,ON CENTER Flood Loans On The Way UNVI 4 a.... ,s trt Since 190) W&greans has filled over 440 million prescriptions. This TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - Residents of Escambla and Santa Rosa counties will be getting federal assistance soon to help them recover from recent flood damage. Gov. Bob Graham Tuesday signed an agreement with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development freeing funds to' repair the estimated $1.2 million in damages to University Hospital In Pensacola and for individual family grants and loans. MIOTO T Got a rt.mohe o, refund or, ony color p,.n, that doetn i satisfy Org. not pintoble oeqot.es .)lCtp reason peoplts come to us is confidence. A good reason in 1901 . . . and today. WALGREEN COUPON METAMUCIL Police Are Missing Pot Inspections Gain Support TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A Senate subcommittee wants the state to continue Inspecting motor vehicles saying It is convinced safety checks save lives. Members of the Transportation Committee panel said Tuesday they will urge rejection of Gov. Bob Graham's plan to abolish the inspection program and Instead, put 150 more Florida Highway Patrol troopers on the road,. The panel favors elimination of some Inspection steps which have nothing to do with safety, but are timeconsuming. 4 ounce, Powd. HALF GALLON ICE CREAM coraw LAXATIVE MIAMI (UP!) -Sweetwater police are searching for 150 pounds of missing marijuana last seen Friday in the police department's property room. Police Chief Charles Toledo said Tuesday there was no sign of forced entry. The only key to the room is kept ma box at the police station and only Toledo and a few supervisors have access to it. "Obviously, the tIM persons we inspect are the police officers," Toledo said. w*s*NTiu Wotgr,.sns own .k 349 8919 Limit I thru Mar. 3$, $979 $ov. with lh., Coupon' Limit 1 thru Mar. 31, 1919 Without coupon 53 75 4'itr1:1It.'f(.1'II.] - COLOR PRINT U1M omvuisme Jum oman.. 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U Harper rules agalad him, Levine said he'll ask the Legislature to amend the law or pass a claim bill for AngeL He , ilard expenses Is" ad been P5i iswithhir graniipsrords who are out 01 Plants REG. 34P9 2/5 1 791 Ll,e Galaxy Model 2150A 3 sPeeds, whisper quiet with lifetime lubrication. HOSE BUY? Well his wife, then Wed work end support two thlIthst I,)f, making an Angel would qualify for a Mate payment ofupto$l0,110asw lusiocerd victim 01 a violent doesn't crime. But the law doesn't cevr victims 1fther'pstrMoC ICILLATIN 12" PAN C 19 WALGRIEIE NI(.1'II.] day to give Levine time to get a Vicki's daughter, Angel, now 11 Al's old. __ VIOLUTS LOTION SHAMPOO Get Crawfordvllle, Fla. (UP!) Tallahassee attorney Mark Levine Is waiting impatiently for the postmen to deliver a marriage license. The license Isn't for him. It's a copy of the license Issued to Vicki and Frank Qaybsugh last Yew. Four months after they were wed, Qaybsughshotand - ) Vff.I'1:1 I I:I(.1'Ii.l: 18 Similar to Illustralian 3I" High S i.69 Limit 2 thru Mar. 31, 1979 Without coupon 2.19 - NISI "U." WHY DON'T WE GET MAltA T0OITHII4 Ø$$ ••$ 2524Iu253.l2N 00 PARK OR.. U111111111101110 . I 479 w REALTOR- ASSOCIATE NVIOM tIM 7n lITRE UMPIRE OPRN DAILY A.M. CToCp.M. SUNDAY 10AM TOS PM (Lies., Clessi $siay) !booNu)3$.,1an*s2i41S. OL 479 SALE PRICES WEDNISDAY.THUNSDAY.FIIDAY.SATURDAY _____ Out P.I.ty (ith .Mrs.wd IN. I$ rsqiw.d is be IsiIsi wiepe,Isd piká we NOW b, isle" er tti iN i*ie. WII55 SPI(INCiNp iII*itii ASNd $SiS 11IIIIS Jsisd y is I-: 04M •Ihiss . ( I is h.os e-itj, an so im . '. Wednesday, March 28,1979-SA "'-'-C._. ' . ,,: -' ..-.. • .- ......... • - ... - . . .. • ••• 090 Sm �I eJi—Evenng Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 2e, 1fl9 CALENDAR -- Le9*s lative Prev*ft V: Boards An Issue Realty Transfers Donald Bauerle Sr. & Janet Et Al. Robert E. McKee to the Oaks o, to Dallas Metcalf &Marlin, E 263' o sanford Aisoc., Inc. Un. 17 less S 12' w 1260.60' of SOW of -.-• welts UT--ainiro, $100. psychologists. By CRAIG ALLSOPP and are gearing up to fight the others who would take advan- regulation dominated, by the regulation at all, I think the Sheldon anys the health care changes. (First In A Series) profemions without guarantee Legislature wouldopt for no tage of thm e o TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UN) groups are doing a lousy job of The same thing is happening WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2$ the licensimanddWd*W Of over In the Senate, where the Besides budget, the Italian American Social Club of Sanford membership their members. Governmental Operations Legislature has a piece of meeting, $ p.m., Wine and Cheese Cafe, Sanford Plaza. "No profession can police Committee chaired by sea. mportant tautness it must New members welcome. Mend to before going home at ltseIf,"says Sheldon, DTmnps, Edgar Dunn will review Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall pointing to the Board of Medical b icnt.d boards nab be end of May. Sears. Examiners U an example. as those governing accountants Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community It has to deal with some 25 Because the Board of Medical and real estate saisanen. Center, Shell Road. health Cite and business Vwnlners is composed of 10 Because of the opposition, )rlmded regulatory board, that doctors and one layman, THURSDAY, MARCH 20 ible for c*itI*T Sheldon flOf Dunn are licensing requirements and Meldon says It is st Imposs South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn, liacipline Incanipeteit momboard members not to try and particularly optimistic about Wymore Road. bemi. rationalize a colleague's getting this year's "sunset" Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Mayfair Country Cub. mistake and give him a second package through the !egId. Diet Worlabs,, 10 am., and? p.m., Montgomery Ward, U the Legislature doesn't ad, the boards governing the chance. That's because they all ttwe very early, Interstate Mall. act1ces of professionals as realize they could be In the "I see the whole process Weight Watchers 7 p.m., Umgwood Quality Inn; 10 am., Lake Mary Presbyterian Qiirch. being pulled out of the fire at diverse as landscape ar- same positlim. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's thlteds, opticians and heartSheldon and his committee the very end of the session by a Restaurant. surgeons will cease to exist on are proposing a complete series of complicated conferreorganization to transfer the ence committees," says Dunn, Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community July 1 power which Is traditionally D-Daytona Beach. United Methodist Qurth, Ceaaelberry. South Seminole LA, ,noon, Mental Health Center, The reason is "sunset," a held by the health boards to the There is also an outside concept adopted inltlltomake Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Department of Professional chance the Legislature will we state regulatory boards &W Occiapsilonal Regulation, simply let "sunset" take Its Sanford Akobs&s Aissymons (open), $ p.m., 1201 W. First St. are doh* w'aat they are sub- This would accomplish two %ArA646 UK= UM posed todo—prot.ct the public thIfl5I, Sheldon I' Senior Citizen Security Seminar, 9a.m. to noon, Sanford American Woods Products Inc. of Longwood boards out of existence. COMPLETING . First, It will solve the interest. Civic Center. Free to public. Sponsored by Greater recently received a loan for $4,750,000 for expansion. Rep. George Sheldon, chair. problem of health professionals But Sheldon says this is both Sanford Chamber of Commerce. The Seminole County firm, which has fourplants, tmhlbely and irresponsible, . THE DEAL having to judge one another. man the Home of Comnxnitteeon Camelot Homeowners Aiss,, 8p.m., Casselberry City mikes products such as fences from cypress wood. Regulatory Pefosm, will guide And secondly, It would restore though he indicated this would Hall. of suns Present at the loan signing were: Mike Hightower, the public's faith In professions be preferable to the ct.rrant EUUCh y.' " g" Youth Program Inc. In-service meeting for volunteers, regulation through the whose reputations have suf. system today which he says state director of the Farmers Home Administration, 7p.m., Florida Power & Light building, N. Myrtle Avenue, Lqoddum His primary ro. feted becaule of "a few bad gives the public the false im. which guaranteed the loan: Wayne Rohifing, Sanford. Speaker - U. Beau Taylor. pre_Icn Its being protected pa offini!) Is the health-care apPe" president of American Wood Products and Ralph FRIDAY, MARCH30 profssolomas - which Include The boards, however, want to from Incompetent doctors, Wanzenber and Michael Quackenbush of the Semi.,', Simile RIwaais, 7 am., Jerry's, Sanford doctors, nurses, dentists and regulate their own professions crooked real estate agents and Southeast First National Bank of Miami. Airport Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord thumisy's, Alteniont. Springs. South Vol_I. Serisma, 7:30 am., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Seat, Altamonte Mall. Taigleweed LA, closed, 8p.m., St. Richard's church, Lake Howell Road. Languid LA, closed, 1pm., Rolling Hills Moravian Qnrth, SR 434. • Year At Club for Sligi.. 9p.m., Orlando Garden Cub, 710 E. P'iIns Ave., Orlando. and bake sole sponsored by Ladles Guild, 8:30 am, to 5 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, C—. SATURDAY, MARCH 81 SanfordAAWem&sGro,2p.m.,1I01W. First St. Ceesalbevy LA, closed, 0 p.m., Ascension Lutheran q Church. Scabs. Veterans of America kla4 X40 10 am., CPO Club Orlando Naval Training Center, Republican Club of Seminole, covered dish dinner, 7:30 p.m., Wugor Springs Community Center, 400 N. S Edgemon Ave. Call Nell L.a. 34172. Sanford L.dger lOOt and Seminole Rebekah Lodge 43 anz'ual dinner and program, 1 p.m., 1074 Magnolia Ave. SUNDAY, APRIL 1 Balkisa and uead d.sc, I p.m., Temple Shalom, providence and Elkeam Boulevard, Deitons. 30•19-30. $20,000. Henry E. Basinger 1. wt. Freed. LeeIs C. Cowles I WI. Ella Mae Lot 3, blk M. Camelot Un. 2, 146.500. Naomi B. Humphries I hb. zJohn to Juan R. Figueroa & WI. Camellia, Lot 7, blk 25, Weathersfi,ld, 2nd Addn. 141,900. Shadow Lake Woods Inc. toism" E. Lee, Inc., Lot 21, Shadow Lake Woods, $10,400. Shadow Lake Woods Inc. to Arthur M. Bremer I WI. Andrea S. Lot 10, Shadow Lake Woods, $14000. Clayton F. Carlson to Bobby M Sharp S. John W. Canal, E½ of NEW Of NE'/IOINW¼ (less N40'1E 1161) SEC 11-20-30. $72,600. -Alpha II, Dev. Corp. td Elmer Lee Jones I wt. Sofia H., Lot 13, blk A, Coach Light sits. $13,000. Thomas Edw. Lyon & WI. Sarah W. to Carl M. Thompson & WI. Joyce Lot 14, blk E, Country Club Manor 0 Un. 3, $25,000. Wildflower Inv. Inc. to Norbert F. mu"y am ' I ____ ,."•-•.••••. - Da*y Wa,*W tbk.,Dilany Cl* ___ TUESDAY, APRIL 3 A__I meetbe AmericanLu.g Aao( Central Florida, 7 p.m. 12kg Ladge, 12 N. Prlzurose Ave., Orlando. Social hew, 6:30 p.m. •..,.•.• '\ Sanford Seller Cithese, seem, Civic Cellar. Bring bag lunch. Business and bingo to follow. Lake PigN,d Prqara$iry School, Orlando, open houss.cwTlcuhgn fair, 44 p.m. Arts Ic crafts, athletic evomgs, dramatic and choral presentations. Orientation reception for visitors, 5p.m. Spaghetti supper, 1.7:30 p.m. Free bleed pise c1e, 24 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. WEDNESDAY, APRiL 4 Woman's Club of Sanford covered dish luncheon meeting, now, dsoae. Spsaksr4udge Dominick SailI. THURSDAY, APRIL 1 Ysuog Repolikaw ng'i' meeting, 7:30 pin., t ' Jerrs R4w'md Aitninosde Springs. ___ Seminole Cema_Ity Cssgs players puieM m tarfilsi Are Free", S p.m., Fbis Arts Theatre. Ohm Anellu sponsored by PACE School, 7:30 p.m., Ascension L'41'eran Church, Caaolbsrry. Call 62$. Under our program, FPL scores each home according to the energy-saving options built into 643,9110. its design and construction. These options may Superior Constr. to James M. Bohn & WI Judy, Lot 731 Longwood, 129.900. WalterJMakerlMaryfoWm. s Myers I WI Helen C. Lot 11 Highridge Addn. Glen Arden Hts., include ceiling and wall insulation, thermally . efficient windows and doors, glass areas optimized to match floor plan designs, high efficiency cool- Dorothy J. Smithson to Mary B. Meek & he W. BR. Jr., Sec. 23-21.31, NEW of 5W¼ of Rd eu N 243' etc. $100 Winter Sags Dev. to Quail Hollow Entr., Inc., its 11, 17 I 57 Tuscawlila, Unit 7 $43.51, Winter Spqs Dev. to Oukwood Builders, Lot IS, 10124, Tuscawilla Unit 7, $43,50 David GoodOar I WI Grace to Kenneth L. Whitel WI Sharon J. Lot 6. blk 0, Idytiwilde of Loch Arbor, Sec. 3, $3341, Oakwood Sldrs. to John R. Clieveley I WI Sandra C., Lt. 32, Tuscaellia, Unit 6, Kenneth L. White & WI Ihiron to Lawrence B. Tyson I WI Barbsra R., Lot 30 Sins loud, $39,000. Fred A. Cbonton & WI Girds to A. Preis I WI Carol 'a.. Lot '229 Wekiva Hunt Club Pox Hunt Sac. Is $13J00. Grace Lindblom, It. to Gerald B. Llves.y I WI Florins C,, Lot P13, In Sec. 11-20.32. 3 acres in.), $12.90. ing and heating, solar or heat recovery units lbr water heating, and other power-saving ideas uch as fluorescent lighting or super-insulated water heaters. Watt-Wise Living homes will be even more desirable tomorrow, when those energy-saving - --. ' - This symbol on your new home means that features can only enhance the resale value. And it has been certified by the builder as meeting homes designed, built, and equipped to Watt- the energy-saving standards in FPL's Watt-Wise Wise standards contribute to our national goal of. Living -program. It means that even after energy conservation. meeting the requirements of Florida's new eneiy r efficiency building code of March 1979, the builde - . has added enough energy-saving features into your house to allow full comfort and convenience while using about one.-fourth less electricity than - conventional homes. - & I% , ,, • sJi - :. • . I; '1 • .. '3 j V So, before you buy or construct a new home, ask the builder about FPLs Watt-Wise program. ______ Or stop by your local FR-office and pick up an information brochure. •• FPLWitt-Wise Living program is affiliated. ' with National Energy tch. ,.. • .. • w W Bin,wmr ' • — 1tWbe Iinme IIILI.P m swam - . . wwImno - — —frnm - w- w ns nftllpie _-_ -— - WS - -, 1 - --• - • Ik4lie F Praons Budder Rouede Builders, Inc. Merritt industries TILa)Intemationai FonestConstnicrion,Inc. G.LS.Homes,Inc. 5- • -• ynCorporatkwi (Quail RktgeFhaiell) Paul Davis Systems .. '• • LIII'Davis ConstnEdon, Inc. Residential Construction Heniel & Jodi 1-lamson, Jr. . &osdy Enterprises - . • • Admiralty lakes Development AidsanHomes FJ.Ik4mes Marshall, inc. College Irk Homes, Inc R.JsckShnpson,lnc. -------' WILliamR.Rezanka Maxwell-P. R)liard . F •41. Si- • S. .: — - -_• -- ----• • S* __•-5• - ,-. S__S ,•,.'-•f.•/•••• —5 S kAW p •j-. I ' •. F t e .. • '• ' .- . 5. %2nt to iteip ycm save. . 1 . .. . , - .4 .. .'?ç J ,...._.• I. , ,•.' S tqt , S4 '. •-* i f _, ,_q_ i:i - ._ .. 4 ..••- . 1,1 . I tr 1 - I E. Howard Hunt Nixon MIAMI (UPI) - E. Howard Hunt, convicted participant In the Watergate burglaries, said former President Richard M. Nixon authorized the second of two break-Ins at the complex In 1972. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Claims Authorized Break-In was the directing force behind It. He declined to reveal the Nub for his accusations, saying such questions would be answered In his manuscript, which will appear In an undisclosed magazine. But he said he Hunt said at a news conference he Is preparing a manuscript, which shows that Nixon did not play a case" that would stand up In court. Peripheral role in the Watergate scandal, but respond In public and had made a "carefully drawn, well-documented Hunt chaflenged Nixon to under oath to key questions Involving Watergate. Hunt said he opposes allowing Nixon to return to public life as a respected figure. "It was one Oft to leave Nixon cowering in his taxsupported California sanctuary, but quite another situation when he presumes to leave enforced retirement and boldly assumes the mantle of respected senior citizen," Wednesday, March 21, 1979—lA I TENT REVIVAL:] W. Lake Ave. & 13th St., Sanford Hunt said. The former White House consultant said he has accepted an Invitation from the French national television network to appear on its public affairs Program, "Antenna 2," in June to discuss Watergate 8 P.M. NIGHTLY THRU APR. 9th. Salvation • Healing Miracles Services Conducted By and other issues. Evangelist "Antenna 2" is the program on which Nixon gave his version of Watergate last fall. Bert Mackey blk 1, Rapt Sh 1 & 2 North Cr1. Townsite 4th Addn. $25,100. Winter Spgs. Div. to Country Homes Inc. it 4, Tuscawlila Unit 7, $14,100. Country Homes Inc. to John B. Harrell & WI. Joan, it II Tuscawllla Un. $16,900. Classic Custom Homes Inc. to Frank J. Baderno & WI. Lilian. it 32, Brantley Cove. $71,900. Nevin Cronise I WI. Berli. to Emory 0. Stewart, Jr. I. Pauline, it 23, Weklva Hills, Sec. 7. $79,100. David F. Ysegley,& Della to Walter R. Brady I WI. Lynn, Lot blk B, Summerset North Sec. 2, 150,0900. Mary E. Price to Alice Prather, Lot 41 The Colonnades, Third Sec., $1,300. W. Harold Johnson I WI. Darlene to David B. GrIswold, $ql. W 91.57' of E 317.70' of N 150' of NW% of SEW SEC 11-21-29 141,300. Myron S. Trumbull & WI. Vera to Ernest N. Wheeler & WI. Dorothy Lt. 2. blk C. Crystal Bowl, 2nd Addn. $43,500. (QCD) Carol 0. Eustace to James Robt. Eustac., Lt 2, 51k D, Wuklva Ests., No. One. $100. Joyce Desmaria, sgl. to Wm. R. Collard, Jr. I WI. Joan R. it 19 blk 0. Foxvnoor, Un. 1 130.300. H. McMinamy I WI. Donna to Veronica B. Smith, Lot 35, Devonshire, 161,000. Willard L. Byrn I WI. Lillian to Mary Ells. P. Lewis Lot 44, Seminole Raceway, First Addn. $17,000. Ruth L. Herdsman Hewitt to R. Bracclo, sql. it 2. The Colonnades, Second Sic. $23,900. Betty Dean Ball to Wm. D. Ball, S 107.3' of N 1437.3' of E 210' of that part of Govt. Its 3 I 1, SEC. 6.20-30, Wof RR. I $ 101.3' Of N 1345.0' of B 210' of Govt. its 314, W of RR. $100. (QCO)Sameas Above —that pert of 5½ of SEC 31-19-30, W of Sanford Grant line Ic. of RR., 40 acres ml. $100. Falcon Dev. to L.IIy.nn. T. Dunthorn.sgl. Lot 5, FOR Run s.d. 123300. Christopher V. Parry, Sr. I WI. Judith (form. Wm's) to Wm. D. Wolfe (Marrl.d) Un. 2320 Park Ave. Villas, 134111. asIan P. F*rSft I WI. AlIce to Barry R. $clwelbsr & WI. Robert H. Ltl9 blk C, Sweotwst,rOeks, Sec. 14, 199400. Larry Herman I wt. Jacqueline G. to Wm. D. Wolfe (Married) Lot 30 Loch Arbor Fairlane Sec. $39,500. Magnolia Svc. Corp. to Vice Inc., Lot 47 WekIva Club Bats., Sec. Six. $31,000. Sabel Point Prop. Inc. to Area Building Corp., Lot 44 Whisper Wood at label Point, Un. 2. 120.900. Magnolia Svc. Corp. to Pche Homes Inc., Lot 1$, W*lva Club Ests., Sec. $35,000. Eugene H. Lowe Ill I WI. Brenda t0JOSIØ B Stover&wf. Thelma Lt 2 Devenollre$4l George Mahan, & WI. Nellie J. to RICO" Lown I WI. Noreen, Lot 19, blk A, North Cr1. Tart., Sec. 3 Unit 1. Binheft Constr. Co. to Homing A. Lindyeen & WI. Jane S. Lt 3, Carolyn Eats. 165,900. Tom l. Ella to Thomas WhkIon & wt- Evalene.L01s237&23$(lessB 1030') VW) 12391 310 (less pert) Black $11,101 Jil Div., Inc. to Eugene A. SlIverstolm sql. Lot 110 Wa*auso4, Unit TIW5I. 04901. 101.-DALE Slats., Inc. to Joseph L. Hadlew, Jr. & WI. Michaila I. Lt W, TUICOWIIli, Unit 6, $16,150. JIM Dev. to Jack B. Moser & WI. Jesnne P., .01101 Wadgw.u4 Unit Thl5i. $4411S. lames H. Jeckss Jr. to Violet Crawford,IV,of: Iii.13c1.91 07,33' Wet NECOr. of NW4 Of SEC 210.30, .fo, In Vilet Crawford to James N. John . Jr. . Jackson J1.,MNA,ISV NJ. — Lot 1, Muth SanfOrd. $anfOrd Gras?, $111. (QCD) Willie Dems. lad. Iloy. 40 Jack IJWTSIICI IS JVIIi Davis, Let 14. blk I. linSalOW City. $101. Magnolia Sec. Cerp. to *asbouai HmIs Inc., Lot 44, W*ivs Club $i* $33151 (QCD) Caryn J. Neilsen (form. Haney) to Steven M. Haney Lathe bhk 61, lanlalds the Suburb 15I, 991IISS I1C. $105. Carol Sf0115, Bay. eel. MIldred Lueler Is Central Fl. low. Let 11, ivansdaie Me. 3, Lake Mary. Douglas W. Johnston to John ff. Davis 1WI. Priscilla S., Lot 21, bli 6411111. I. The Springs, ShadwMed ViIla,s, Pie. Read. Ceases., Inc. Is San SIC 2. $11,915. fOrd J. Irma jr. Let 4, The Nancy K. Saskervilie (form. NisMgr& sec. Oft 'Vt. P. Reel. O'RourU) to Nancy K. Sa*ervllls _____ Lot 4 & 54 of 5. Mk I, Lskav$ew J$l Dev. toTsrll.Islessl-, go.Lei First AI. )$$ Wi,,ai aid. U111111 Tires. Sam Ned Voska to Mlrjana Pen. pj ppj, to OmaN S. deurass, Liii 11, 131 II. biB, Paradise Point Fourth Sec. IUS1 & Car.011 Wft et sue ii sic 10*31, 10. bilk 4 CASIAVhlIa HIs. 0*055. etc. $105. & him SW cer. if $* ot Antheny Julless, It. to Ballard L. MW SgC V..WV etc. Psndegass, Lit $ bIb 3 CMI. Villa Arthur J. Re FalcIs I WI Isliar to HIS. $3,055. JeffreyA. DICI1I5,90. Par. l:Lat* Henry J RiNser I WI. L. & peilIas 01 Left 11131, bIb 12. kallileous to S, C. Nssor I WI. Seltiloolle sue. Reset., Poles $prlulis Louis Lt 2. blk I, The WO5dIMII. Sec. $55051 16110. $sws S. $eNvBcb & WI Kathryn Neil D. Bryant & WI. Just"to to Low w. S$WI1wt Jean 05. Jssqi Boyers one WI. Mary Lit no u.s 10110. eN 15 iamiands Ti. bIb I.. Parodies Pilot, VUN. simwis "WNW $47,115. 111111W. Taker & Samuel to Raymond L. WoinarIsel & WI CirlsIier I. Reynsids, 11. IN CMINJIMT.WOfW1WI Betty Village Of Winlmridm Ne. 4. Let ill Spies 011 1.10111 14911,. W. Hickman Is 1111er90jt USA Merle A ludisli to KI CareS i,,., Lots aj, ii tadestrIal 31'l Lot 14. mist 1L1e,l1lW1' ps,sq, 0 14 60 linteads Spriege 'Vt. IS. La" Beers I wile Martha 05 seMIS. Nxk A. Heavy h wt kqm to 4L WA Prep. Inc. to Lobe 0 the Tie Cileimsise. TWO sec. 1,3.955. heuS I*Jnuujx.usMsSc., ISc.,.AN (lCD) Aa*Imy S. Isles to . .- .- - is, . _____ ,. Widmer & WI. Dorothy M. WV, of Lots 11 & 12, blk 0, Pearl Lake Hts., $15,000. The Greater Constr. Corp. to Todd S. Schelling I wt. Sandra L., Lt 413, Weliiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt Sec 2. $54900. (QCD) Gary L. Lelnenbach I WI. Victoria to Victoria B. Leinenbach. E21'ofLotllallofs&w32,of9, blk 19 Crystal Lake Winter Homes, $100. Carroll W. Stapler Jr. to Wm. L. Armstrong, Jr. I WI. Virginia M. Lot 3, Countryside, $11400. Five Points, Lk Mary Ltd. to Carroll W. Stapler Jr., Lot 3, Countryside, 14,700. Grace Prop. Inc. to Aldo R. Forino at WI. Joan M. Un. 304 F. Altamonte Hts., $21,100. Grace Prop., inc. to Richard W. Rodisli I WI. Margaret, Unt. 302-C Altamonte HIS., $19,900. Grace Prop., Inc. to Mark A. Miny, Un. 306 D, Altamonte Hts., $191900. Grace Prop Inc. to Mlchal, J. Bunn, Un. 300 B, Altamonte Hts. $21,100. WmD.RlsJletoHvoldW Riskel WI Dorothy E,, Lot 193 Trail no Estee., Sec. Two, 137,000. Parker Assoc. Realty Inc. to Rockwood Design I Constr., it Tusliawills Acres. $19,000. Parker Assoc. Realty Inc. to Rockwood Design I Constr., it. 12 Tuskawilla Ares, $19,900. Parker Assoc. Realty Inc. to Rockwood Design I Constr., Lot 11 Tuskawilia Acres, $19,900. Maronda Homes Inc. to T. Douglas West I WI Donna C. Lot 30 blk J Foxmoor Un. Two, $4M. (QCD) Doris L. Wolfe to Wm. D. Wolf., Lots 9 & 10 blk 14, Tier 5, E. R. Traffords Map of Sent., $100. (QCD) Wm. D. Wolfe to Doris L. Wolfe, Lots $ 19 blk A, Saniando Springs Rapt. Tr. 37, $100. (QCD) Lee J. Sweeney to Sandra E. Sweeney, Lot 121 Lake Searcy Shores, $100. Rumak Prop Inc. to Gary R. Reynolds & WI Karen, 131' Of Lot 1$ 1. N IS' of 19 blk 3, Third Sec., Dreamwoid, $33 Gordon 0. Flynt Jr. to Sammie Washington Jr & WI BIle J., 1.01 1, blk C, Flynt s4, $3,000. Johnny Walker Reel Est., inc. to Wm. E. Haney lwf Beverly e,,Lot 1541 E 23' of 133, etc., M.M. Lord's First Addn, Citrus HIs., $33,400. Victor J. Ruskavich I Alice Mahan to R lchard W. Hermann & WI Alice, Lot 13, blk M. North OrI. Ranches, Sec. $12,000. J. W. Zabel, Etc., Trustees to Constr. by Home Sweet Homes, Inc. Lot 2, blk 0, North Orb. Ranches, Sec. 2A, $4100. Alice Marsh to Ernest W. Vogel . Anna J. Vogel, S 1.3 of Lot 161 I all of 162, PInehurst, $10,000. LnterRawbbnsIWIJeantosar L. Hastings I WI Pamela Sue, it. 14, blk A. Longwood North. $34500. Joseph 1 Paralis I WI Doris to Wm. S. Map I WI Betty L. Lot am blk A, Jamestown Village, Unit one Winter Springs Dev. to Sd-Dale Builds Inc., Lots 30 1 61, Tuscawilla Unit 7. $21.100. The Greater Constr. Corp. to Defile J. Heitenstin. & WI. bland. Lot 6$ River Run Sec. Three. $50,100. Roy Williams to Anna Woods 1. Hb. Tommy, Lot 21, Lincoln Cl. $2,000. The Greater Constr. Corp. foMary Jo Bankoff, Sgl. Lots Sausailto Sec. Three. 131,100. Frank J. Ghia, Jr. I WI. Barbara to Howard 0. Nuffer I WI. Carol.. it 1, blk A. Sweetwater Oaks, Sweetwater Shores $130,367. Jacqueline Reddish to Harry B. Lewis 1. Dorothy L. Lot 1$ blk A. Starling Pk Un. One. $100. John A. Sanders 1. WI. Ramona to Richard H. Krust & wt. Shirley, Lot is, blk 0, Sterling Park Un. 2. $49,900. Clifford Jordan to Douglas R. Morrison 1. WI. Barbara E., Lot 23. I . -' 01 LaM 01 Ibs Wilds TiulS.11aa Sec. 1, less $fO 147.116. $101 Casrtssi.MhsNr&wi.aNsto lm I. lest, Jr. & If. JuN05 C. Lt ObIk A. WWo WJa us. 3. 00*1 1T1uD. mom 05illBu,rP. - Pie's. & WI. Della, Lt IN NiiltijrIe. Villas,, UnIt I. 10M. Sesamsi. lieN LO it H11lil, ads, SeN AnNa Nls.$* PM 0800' 6 us$105 0505. TWA" NeePy Not. LOIN SpblRe$hM.SW1* .toeaA. Oft $WIAustoAa v--- dp XA - - - -- - -, ..:., . 5--"- --- -.-- •----- - --. •. -. -. ,:.. -, ••, ,_ �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. €1; SPORTS $A-Evening Herald, Sanford FL Wednesday, March 20, 1 INWIEF 4,000 Governor Defends the personal Invitation of President Carter. "Florida has a particular affinity for the State of Israel and a large Interest In this step toward peace in that area," he said Tuesday in an Interview. In charge of the Monday night dinner canceled the dinner and refunded the money to 800 persons who had bought tickets after learning that Graham was sending his TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) Gov. Bob Graham says he put the Israel-Egypt peace signing ceremony ahead of his own baseball dinner because it was important to show a broad base of American support for a continuing commitment to peace In the Middle East, Graham said a number of governors were present as well as representatives of other official and professional life at - Bobble lieutenant governor. Earle Halstead, veteran baseball figure who is chiefly responsible for the affair, accused Graham of "putting politics ahead of baseball In Florida." The dinner was started in 1946 to honor the 18 major league organizations that train in Florida. It has been canceled only once before, due to an owner-player dispute. The people Annual Of Graham said he is fully aware of the value of the baseball clubs to Florida. But he said he considered it an honor to Florida to be Invited to the historic ceremony by the president. He also noted that many important state issues have part of their solution in Washington and it cannot hurt Florida that its governor responded to President Carter's Baseball request that he attend the ceremony Monday and the White House dinner Monday night. At Carter's request, he said, he and his wife served as host and hostess at their table which Prime included former and a Minister Rabin of Is member of the Egyptian Parliament. To atone for having to miss the dinner, Graham has Invited Dinner their franchises from New York, Boston, Atlanta, San Francisco, Los Angeles etc. to the club owners to be his guest for dinner at the governor's mansion April 11. None has accepted, and the date may be Inconvenient since It will be after the clubs have gone north to begin their regular season. Ironically, Graham recently set up a special council totry to Increase the state's participation In sports events and make an all-out effort to persuede the ball clubs to move Sports IV" . N \ - .1 Parade I As Tourism Director Dean Gelser, whose division helps sponsor the dinner, said the incident "can't be a plus" but won't cause any club to move Its training base out of Florida. "We are already making plans for next year's dinner," Ray Knight Swap Helps his confidence. So far, Ray Knight hasn't let him down. For the past two years, Knight caddie with the Reds. usually replace him at third base for defensive purposes in the late timings If was ahead. All the time this was going on, Pete Rose did everything he possibly could to help Ray Knight. Rose talked to him about pitchers, about hitters, about the different plays that come up, about everything. When Rose decided to take the money and go with the Phililes, Knight automatically Inherited the Reds' third base Job and it's his now unless he loses it to the best friend he has In the world, Harry Spllman, or Hick Auerbach. "I know ft's my job to win," says Knight. "me opportunity is right there. It's just a matter of me producing." Uptonow, Knight has. He's hitting this spring and figures to be at third base when the Reds open the season at home with the Giants next Wednesday.If he does, you can BIN figure he'll give ITh of the credit to Pete Rose. "Nobody has helped me more," says the husky, cleancid looking 21-year-old Georgian. "More than anything else, he taaMme to think positively. Pete ls the mod positive person I've er been around. "Pete also taught me playing baseball should fun and not a Clint" Knight goes on. "He rally enjoysplaytng.It'snotajob . It was Rose's . He'd Cincinnati be ,Wssoy.Yoo'dho.ur1sedbewmasyg*gy.comi44,rft . ~" , , 3 , Espinosa. The Meta also umpires back to work since received minor league infielder they had refused to sign in. dividual contracts for the 1979 Jose Moreno. Espinosa has a lifetime season. record of only 250in a little In preseason action, it was over two years with the Meta, the New York Yankees 5, St. 8, Boston but Ozark is cotiith1 on the L0ul 3 'W Dominican to fill In immediate- 2; Montreal 2, BaltImore 0 in 15 ly for Larry Christenson, Innings; Kansas City 6, currently sidelined with a burgh 2; Cincinnati 9, the broken collarbone. Another Chicago White Sox 3; Texas 8, right.lander, Dick Ruthven, is Minnesota 5; Oakland 2, Qeveailing with bone chips in his land 0; Milwaukee 14, the Chicago Cube 7; California 13, elbow. Espinosa 11.15 a 4.72 Seattle 12; San Francisco 3, San ERA in2ol innings for the Mots Diego 1; Philadelphia 12, In l7$. Detroit 2; ad Atlanta 11, the The WI-honded Usbear, who New York Mats 5. wtfl Ohebl~ thud bass for NewYork,battui,wjth 17 home runs and 71 RBI Last season. He has a lifetime average .278 and 156 homer. over 10 major-league season. Greg Lorens stroked a two. with Pittsburgh and PhllaIel. rim single In the fifth Inning to phia. Most of the other news also give Braun Cadillac its margin took place off the field Tuesday. of victory Tuesday In a 7-6 AAA DiVita H urls 3-H it te r Gene DIVIta pitched a threehitter and Vince Pollito doubled and tripled Tuesday I.Pieird Coffey to . ' .'•. 11 . .;. The two teams will battle to 15 points. The Miami. Tampa rivalry will be a best-of-five series, with the winners claiming $5,000 each. Canto Asks Crown Return MEXICO CITY (UP!) - Exflywelght champion Miguel Canto of Mexico asked the World Boxing Council Tuesday to authorize a return fight against South Korea's QianHoe Park, who srippe him of the world title March 18 In Seoul. Canto's manager, Jesus Rivero, told WBC president Jose Sulahnan, that the exchamp deserved a shot at the title because of his long, clean record and 15 defenses. Sulalman said he will discuss the request with the 18 members of the WBC's executive committee and that he should have an answer within 15 days. Byrd Top Little Man 11 Lorenz Hit Keys Braun -; . -. ?. Ray Knight already has the reputation of being a defensive , / Bobby Milanovlch had three ballplayer, having hit only .200 for the Reds In tunes up last hit s as Fi nanc i a l Planning took season. ____ He's sure he can do much better if he plays more. "When you don't play regularly, you lo.e yo ur timing," he says. a 174 Mustang victory over The-Box. "When you lose your timing, you don't get hits, and when you . In Bronco action, Bobby n'tgdhIts, you lose yo ur confldence.Iknow I'ma better hitter Mi t ed a ller pi ch one-hitter and , than I've shown with the Reds. In the minors, I never had a problem making contact, never struck out much and I hit with Brad Verstegan squeeze bunted home Steve McCormick with sine power, so why can't I do It In the major leagues? Rodgers the go-ahead run as Barnett St. LOUIS shortstop Garry "I know I'm no Pete Rose and I know there's no way I can put Bank trimmed D&J EquipTempleton, displeased with Used Cars In the Altamonte the statistics on the board that he did, but I just hope I can play meat Cardinal management, said he Springs Little League. Craig tinsidently and with the ability I know Ray Knight has." In other games, Process would not put out a full effort Bolton scattered four hits for a Nobody is ever really going to compare Krdg)* with Rose Machinery won Iti third for the teem this season and the win and John I.And ip tr i p le and Greg Shatto had two because they don't look anything Like each other, their style of st raight game by stopping hits the losers. play is entirely different and so is their general life style. The only Galaxy Carpets, 104, as Mike In major league action, 'tty between them is that both speak .Im11 Seefelt safe with Magnolia winning run Henley had two hits, with Jody Randy Hebert scored the It Foster homering for the losers; iRe.., a native of Cincinnati. has big city ways. Knight, from and ing rim as win n AFCOM downed Reliable Carpet Cleaning many. Ga., is more snalitown. His biggest competition at third stopped Magnolia Service, 17Is____ Harry Spllmn, who Ii from Dawson, Ga., only 15 miles i, as Jeff Seslelt went 5-for'S OOSSS CARS CADILLAC 80 Favorite? fn whir. Knight Uves. The two Georgians always wanted to be md Bobby McCain keyed AS R H The Crooms 111gb baseball LOW AS 4 H & Iurm t league ballplayers and have _____ • 12 been very close all th c 11 teem Used the combined four- Cscmrs. r1pIe play, 341 V4d.a1ds) I PMISC* SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) - Bird to 3 it 19 points -10 below the crown in '77 after Indiana hit pitching of Jeff Litton and sian, In y, a 3 WsiIw.si Splm,, "Hs'i like a brother to me," Knight sa ys about ______ ______ 361 who is NCAA basketball champion Ms average - and J ust two broke the Bruins' stranglehold Freddie Howard win CNN I l for a 3-2 Bryan _PSasIWstlhS I t0 years younger. "We grew up in the same type of badiground p . Michigan State only assists. with the '78. - losing title in over Lyman Tuesday. Howard $.1 Fed" into a i NonoN 3 21 4 I know If! don't produce, he'll get the job. Both of us "" But UCLA has been unable to was 34cr-s and Brett Vol, '"" one senior - automatically While the an A.L. ti. for first with a @1 s Nsw.a. 4rdand that and there is no rivalry between us in the sense that win over Bill's Landscaping. becomes one of the favorites for return, Bird's graduation SI,, make It out of the Wed playoffs )jsrbuJis drove In two rues with C.. I III are rooting against each other. I Want the bed for HIM and James Raymond had two next year's Final Four at take the heart out of ISU's for three straIght years, losing Tracy Walker scoring the Ts S i i T0111116 11154 T.i.i, Nil wants the best for me." this season to DePaul, $41, at winning rim by.d.sIIng home. fense and defense. JiorneruntTommy Dearth one 40114--# But the Spártans aniinscla.. Sycasnores In scoring and Provo, Utah. ti ti. to 1211-4. -I tlois winner DePaul once again averaged 15 rebounds per COPPIY PHOTO TUPPUWARI t$ AIR N proved that college basketball game. !' . ___ , 4 I ku III , ,, domination has swueg away Mklilgan State's NCAA SCC lIpS i I S Davis from UCLA, the lO-U tionIs the fo straight me na urth III I.ys .-.,.. I I Oft,1111141 401 .....,. * , aldasnpioes. other than UClAKentucywgn 3 INsimap as, MSU will lose forwa rd Greg In 1978, while Iarqu.tte took 1 ilw tie Namss 3 • Kelser. But if sophomore I •Nraw I _____ ________ ______ ____ sS'ola ConUThlIk7 Collage f r sari. • . srv.sos i Earvin Johnson returns to t Rwsa IS _________________ posted Its most slgnlficant. Sweep Lansing, Mich., the Spartans Tommy •, tennis win of the season i.ssi. as will have the power, size and ______ N'S Tuesday, downing Big Ten speed to snake a run for the CsiNyPisIs iii all v.urw.re sawss-s ____ __________ - t,$4. s1 nationalcrowninl*. .,*'I i "",' * L * w4 6w2 t 6 • paocsu 7be*1 Raiders won down 4-* Johnson was voted the CARPITI MACNINISY IVP'i*4.. 4 ip I,adwonftyeindchei Its l#A .J SIX weaths Osagic N N tournament's number for outstanding 0u -_ 361 for the win over the Hooi.rs th e Seminole Community ,, player after he i. MLCh1gSI its who had beaten PoWne the day, sir... 3 , rMSs baseball State team Tuesday, to a 10147 thrashing st (1 Ny 3 ______________ _____________________ PIn,r , NCAAMP1IfII555 lIfII11apSfrO16.2ifld14 3 PIflD In the ___________________ m,, s ,, and a 7145 win over Indiana victories over Indian Hills • , Sen hosts Kalamuoo, rissr • • _________ P.. • cm,,. Manuusms _________________________ s. Stat. 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Frank Mebaaehdihe way wlthsllf.ii,wedby 455 Piedli III V4*m?yv 5$ T*Ss PrRMS III 1. his lease's 54 wle aver Spree. Creek. Muir •*a is. MdtW5siag$NibI J. ,i$, e.r. •• ti --u as IS Nss III 41 esu,, .-',- *15 be us In* mad. a elm swap,psullega TMsrIsi. a *. elm. Talsi II is " aid Galloway's 7*. 8CC is 1-1 sveraU aid 51 ha a. II 'u, " ' "'lm " UM sarne team. lbs Sill hey. are $74 wum& us low $15 v •ias MiS-IsIShShu us s.-, IsIMIis siNs.-, division. The Raider, are at Suua Fe May aid II,. girls stand 110 nv.ra$. 310111111111. r-un1rt i--.... sasahome avala Thursday aialust Fiends JC . . - ': . ' Crooms Boys Halt Lyman isioaftn4o. rapidly. cirtans ' a • isis.,. ________________________ Mare a • Indiana cara.... _______ ________ ______ SCC ________ David Gray A Saint _ I _1_-• . - Brittle ______ NEW ORLEANS (UPI) The New (kiseas Saints Tuesday acquired consirhack David Gray, who played In three preseason games led year, on waivers from the Hotaton Oilers. Grq,Ioot and lNpoimda,ia34Hesige.dafr,e Aged with the Oilers inlfl and was cig after three - ____ ____ .. ______ '' ____ . ____ ______ ______ ______ - ad"tion genes. ... ..••. ____ Gray played cornerback at End Lea Ardslas Juelor College In 1873.74, at Oregon Stale In 1171 ad at Sm Diego State In 10. '- ______ ____ ____ ______ _____ _____ ________ . ___ . _____ _____ ______ - - ___ Crooms Girls Nickel To Long Bach -. GALLOWAY WENT ___ 5411EV ON THE MOVE 'isuday is ibm ___ _____ ___ ___ ___ ____ - ibli. a Claim A Pair ___ ____ __ T"' ____ _ __ _____ _ MicahBoll$'73,DesEaga's74,CharIlsMsad.'sls __ Scrn±gkls Los Angeles 31 31 11 73 21 37 16 Washington 21 311s Adams Division 5$ 51 Detroit _ - . -., _____ In addition, when one of the leaders does something too, will be relayed on the scoreboards. The computerized boards, one of which would be placed at each hole with large ones at No. 18, near the clubhouse and in the press tent, would replace the standard-bearers, usually teen-agers, who accompany each group around the course, and the leader boards, which are kept manually by volunteers. "The Idea certainly isn't original," said Beman. "Baseball and football stadiums have had the scoreboards for years now. We've been working on the it idea with several companies for several years now and technically and economically feasible. "It's something we feel we have to do for the good of the game," he said. "We're shooting for 1980." noteworthy in another part of the course, that, I) 91410. -- • Dave Nkbd 119 e& fiske coordinates' for the put two nuo,w at Ualwttity 1. of Montana, Tuesday was nemsd the effluske e.sr dbdw and Has coack at Long Bush State, Nkhal, who played football at. 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It was confiscated by federal o1dals who It arrived at New York's Kennedy Airport becaise the federal endangered species law prohibits the tinportatlon of the certain pelts. ____________________ ______ 41 1610 Jos 19.40 6.50 .1 ,80 5 80 4 00 FZ Norris Division . __ 66 x-Montreal . Ninth Game 5 Hernan 8 Gasti I Echaniz 0(51)5 ".1) 57 17 45 12 46 14 doWales Confeni 1t0 government . _____ 26 34 14 23 4111 Vancouver St. Louis Colora the National League dub and brother of Pidilles' owner .. ___ I,, Campbell Conference Patrick Division W L I x-NY lslndrs 16 13 14 106 yNY Rangrs 39 23 10 II y-Philadiph 36 23 15 $7 yAtlanta 35 29 7 53 Sntyttie Division 1. Rig7 Carpenter, asked In a asAt filed Monday that the, return the skin It confiscated In in. - , NHIL Standings By United Press I nt#rn&#ICnaI - - By Pro Hockey WILMINGTON, Del. (UPI) A PhiladelphIa Pidilies official has sued In federal court to proved the U.& from confiscating a skin of a leopull he shot lnAfrjca. Keith Carpenter, 28, an athnlnldrdive assistant with ' ___ Seattle 115, San Diego 109 Portland 123, New York 117 Charlie Williams. By Skin Of His Teeth a for a team Indiana 104, New Houston 122, Chicago '1'? 101 12 10 3 10 60 I Sara ljrquiza 70 3 10 6 Victor Olano S7 0 (II) 3100; P I.70. T (4Itei DAYTONA BEACH ojo. TUESDAY NIGHT Filth Game First Game 5 Said Gondra 9 20 500 6 10 lrustaOlar. 2360 660 12.20 3 Beide Arrieta 500 1 Domingo Diaqa 8 20 3 60 6 Oscar Goiri 1 60 0(3-5) 37.50; p (5•3) 14110; T 7 Duran Pecina 00 'I 47950. 0 (11) $0.20; 1 (1.1.7) 119.00. S ix t h Game Second Game 18 10 1160 70 7 Sara Arca 8,20 SAO 3 80 3 Duran Fernan m Gas? II Trani 1020 6 60 I Domingo Isidro 900 5 10 100 lArano Arca 1200 1GaIdosFernn 44-00 ; 0(1-2) 31.50; P (2-I) 111.00; T (2-1. 7) $05.10. 11220.10. 00 ($2) 141.30. Seventh Game Third Game -: 7 Goncira 15 60 580 500 2 Victor Urquiza 1040 1110 5.20 Arano Diaga 7.80 1 10 3 Santi 660 5 00 sI Irusta Gastill 1 40 1 Trani 110 0(2-3)40,50; P (2-3) 151.10; T (25. 0(3'1) 44.40; P (7.3) $1.50; 1 (73 1)209.20. 1)117.10. • Eighth Game Fourth Game 3 BedeUrguiza 14.00 550 460 2 Oscar Badiola 680 4 iO I Hernan Goiri .i .40 • 0 (2-3) 30.00; p (3-2) 53.10; T (32 1)112.40. - - cm,, Cleveland 111, Boston 109 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - Jack Nicklaus sinks a tong putt and the words, "Birdie! Birdie! Birdie!" flash an 21 electronic scoreboards, This Is part of what spectators at PGA tour events may be seeing as early as next year if a plan to acquire the computerized scoreboards wins approval from the PGA PollcyBoaz-d, Commissioner Deane Beman said Tuesday. "We think It will be good for both the players and spectators," Beman said. "The people who pay to see a golf tournament deserve to know all they can about the players and tournament situations and It will also help our players get established quicker." The scoreboards will flash the names of each player coming up to a hole, how he stands for the day and for the tournament and even a little biographical Information, like age, hometown and recent tournament victories, Association, TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - The Tampa Bay Rowdies of the North American Soccer League announced the purchase Tuesday of high-scoring striker Oscar Fabbinal from the Palestino team In Chile. A spokeswoman for the Rowdies said Fabblani, a native Of Argentina, had been signed to a three-year contract. Monetary details were not revealed. Fabblant, 28, has scored 113 goals In 193 games over the last five years playing in Chile. .• - - as - Tuesday's Result$ Philadelphia 100, Washington I Zubi Pradera • Outrlght.d Infielder Jim Cox and optioned pitcher Bob James to Denver of the American Rowdies Add Fabbinal . 45 30 .600 2½ gels 43 31 .541 4,, Portland 41 34 " San Diego ii :63, Golden Sit 33 43 .434 is u-clinched division title Jal-Alal Electronic Scoreboards For Golf? 47 27 .635 - Phoenix Los A Montreal LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Bill Mulligan, 49, a long-time fixture in the California junior college ranks, Tuesday was named the head basketball coach at Loyola.Marymowit of the West Coast Athletic Conference. Mulligan replaces Dave Benaderd, 43, who resigned Feb. 7 effective at the end of the season. Benaderet was head coach of the Lions for As seasons and had a 63-04 record. Mulligan has been the head coach at Saddleback Community College in Mission Viejo, Calif. for the past years. A native of Waukegan, Ill., he has a lifetime head coaching record, Including high school and college, of 296.110. four I S Mineola Jilttery 6.10 410 300 Fifth Race, S.I, U: Ninth Race, 5-15, 8: 6 Karen's Fox 8,60 4.20 2 Alert's Dale 26.00 16.60 780 7 Alerts SugBear 1.60 3.80 3.20 8 Manatee Waco tio 3 Tally Del 3.40 2.60 8 H, Carry 7 D 3,60 0(5-4)31.20; 1 (5-1-6) 342.00. Time 5 Manatee Mark 3.20 5 Hard Crash I fl.21. 0(2-3) 41.10; P (2.3) 309.00; T (23. 0(7.1) 3040; P (7-I) 50.70; 1 (71 5) 541.50 Time 32.16. 5' 23440 Ti 31.61. Second Race, S-Il. C: Race 5-15 A Devlra • Tenth R 5.80 5.80 310 6 MineolaSixth Laney 37.40 1580 500 1 Two Flips 6 Proud Gray 1360 100 3,20 10.20 1.10 Joyful Event • 660 2.80 5 Micks WindOut 1 Husker Smoke 760 3 40 3.10 3 Phyllis George 2 10 1 Border F Oft-i) 41.00; P (74)113.30; 1(74. 0(4.6) 14.10; P (.4) 404.10; T (44. 344.40 . me 32.01. Q (1S)S140P (1-5) 1$S.40; I (I-S. 3) 105.50. Time 31.37. 7) UL2O. Time 31.21. Seventh Race, 5-15. C: Third Race Eleventh Race, S-U, C: 1 Gifted Flash 1560 7.80 A. OD S HCs Disco Lad Y 15 . 7 B Jimmie 5.20 5.00 3.60 .6ft 3.60 6 Circus 6.20 5.10 Lankenton IJamaica &i .4 j.20 8 Circus Sport 880 160 5.20 4 Frisky Frankie 4 Rose Cannon 180 340 Q(44) 15.40; P (4-6) 4S1.I0; 1(4-60(7-1)15 SO' P 4$7' 49 0(7-5) 11.50; P (7-5) $5.50; I (7$. • 5) 47210 Time 31.93. 4) t2-1110 . Time 3$ , 4)311.10. Time 32.0*. ' " ' Eighth Race, S-il, B: Twelfth Race. 3, D: Fourth Race. S-Il. D: I Tornado S Road Rocket 12.00 5.80 3.60 8 Mineola Charlie 10,70 10.80 5.00 Squeaky 9.10 4.50 510 4 Manatee Hallie 6 00 4 60 2 MarlIm 6.60 110 3 Alert's Candy 7.40 1.00 5 Surfire Supreme 3 80 s Lazer Beam 360 6 Quick Away 1.20 0(4-I) iiso P (5-4) 252.00; T ($-4. 0(3-1)29.20; P (5-3) 110.40; T (1-3Q ($) 37.10; P (5-2) 246.10; 1($25) 742. Time 39.59. 51 441.10. Time 31.12. 1) 421.00. Time 31.15. A - 2.940; Handle $222,297. TUNE-UP Mulligan Goes 4-Year . Seattle ;IiI :s y-Boston NEW YORK (UP!) - Alton Byrd, a 5-too14¼ Cohmibla University guard, will be honored April 30 with the Frances Pomeroy Nal*nithHall of Fame "Little Man" award as the outstanding under-Biz-foot senior college basketball player in the country. Byrd led Columbia In assists this season with 193 and was the Lions' second leading scorer for1978-79 with a 15.0 average. The award, which Byrd will receive at a Hail of Fame lunch In Springfield, Mu,., also Mr.s character, leadership and academic achievement. c. with was -:• p psrware in theZ round. 25 46 Central Division W L Pct. 01 San Antonl 43 32 .573 Houston 42 32 .56S 2 Atlanta 12 34 Detroit 29 45 .392 131/1 CleveInd 29 46 .357 14 New Orins 24 33 .312 20 Western Conference Midwest Division W L Pct. 05 Kanss Cty 43 33 • Denver 42 33 .560 Indiana ) Milwauke 34 41 .453 $ ½ Chicago 3$ 45 .361 15 Pacific 01 97 Jesus yew-old Hebnerto the Meta for judge ruled he had noauthority .year-old right-hander Nino to order major-league baseball (N.rald Magnolia, Reliable team members exchange post-game greetlnp League. -. Boston TAMPA -It will be and Gorrono against Elorrlo and Laca in the Tampa Jai-Alal in-house partido tonight following the 12th game to determine which team will advance to Saturday's World JaI-Alal championship first. Mets By United Press Interiadoial demanded to be traded. Templeton, 23, who Is In his Ptdladelithla General Manna. to do third full year, was paid er Paul Owens was forced hated to do $100,0 last year and was something he Tuesday, and New York Meta boosted to about $130,000 this Manager Joe Torre loves him year. However, he became angry when new General for it. "I hated to give up RIthIe Manager John Clalbome sugHelmer and l tried not to, but gasteda 10 percent pay Cut Danny (Phillies Manager because of Templeton's drop to Ozark) and I both felt we had to a .280 average from .322 the have a pitcher," Owens said previous year. In Philadelphia, a federal about the deal that sent the 31- His Chance Tamp., Fla. (UP!) - Pete Rose didn't just walk off and leave the Cincinnati Reds holding the bag. He turned It over Instead to aneager,plewnt, polite young man In whom he felt he could put ______ Relays Open Jai-Alai Partido Set By MILTON RICHMAN Gets Hopeful The he said. -` \, NSA Standlns By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division I. o x-Wshng 21 676 Phlladlph 42 31 353 9 New .Iersy 33 39 New York 31 46 .103 20½ GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - Several meet recordi could be In trouble during the fourday Florida Relays that opens today with 4,000 athletes attending the first major outdoor track and field carnival of 1979. "We have Invited all the high schools In the Southeast and every university and junior college In the country," said meet director Doug Hill Tuesday. The 36th annual event will run through Saturday with the decathlon scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday and the remainder of the events for the other two days. competition ranks with Penn, Texas and Drake relays and will pit 150 high schools,90 universities and 40 track dubs. Participants will compete In three high school divisions, a freshman and junior college class, and a university and Open competition. Hill said the relays operate as five separate track meets at one time, giving It a carnival-like atmosphere. Florida. Hebner Athletes Florida Basketball ro Wednesday, March 28,1979- 1 A - - 'Ufetime As Ion; as you, the Original purchaser, own the car. • Meets or exceeds all U.S auto car specifications • Covered upon failure due to materials, workmanIllip, blowout., rust or wear. (Cannot be result of misuse or accident). its SSSW.FfrstStreel - - - - - - --- �1OA-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednuday, March 20, 97 A • .... .• V .,Atv ______ ..n.. Legal Notice - ____ Legal Notice _CLRSS INVITATION TO lID The Board of Trustees of th Seminole Memorial Hospital invIte NOTICE SHill FF1 SALE IF! ED_A DS NOTICEISHEREIYOIVENthaf by virtueoffliat certain writ of Ex. -A .., QrIondo - Wtr Seminole ?' • C dOWOl and to. bldsuponthefoftowing: p*.,$' sealof theCircuit Court of Seminole Commercial Dish washer f 831-9993 322-2611 'ti.,. ..— ___________________________ Additional information, ii' County, Florid., upon a final 'A available at Officq of the Materials (udgement rendered In the aforesaid RATES tne th day of January, CLASSIFIED DEPT Manager. A.D. 43c a line that certain case enAll bids shall he mailed to the 1 titled, Re: Disiolution of Marriage 30c a line Materials Manager of the Seminole of HOURS None Fay Dorion, Petitioner and Memorial Hospital, f101 East 3Sc a line icons.cutIvetlmIS ..... S:30 P.M. 0:00 AM. First Albert Dorion, Respondent, REFLECTIONS Street, Sanford, Florida 32771. AllFrancis Dfendant, whith aforesaid Writ of MONDAY thru FRIDAY bids shall be postmarked not later me *5 Execution delivered to was 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY s-Noon than the 5th day _________ ofor April 1979, and Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, shall be received on IN A before the Sm s. I have levIed upon ffi following day of April, 1979. DEADLINES OpenIng of such bids will take described property owned by Francis Albert Dorion, said pro. place at the Office of the Wing located In Seminole BIRDS EYE Noon The Day Before Publication Manager of the Seminole Materials Memorial perty County, Florida, more particularly Hospital it 5:00 o'clock A. M. on the describeii as follow%: _____ .:. 12th day of April 1fl9. Sunday - Noon Friday Respondent Francis 'Mirror, mirror on the Seminole Memorial Hospital Der'i right, titl, and Albert interest in ________________________________________________________ ...' reserves the right to reject any and . wall, who's the fairest the following described property to all bids. . wit: ___________________ ____________________ Well, this bird isn't in a Publish Mar. 26, 27, 25, 1919 Let 6, Block J, Sunland Estates as DEH.142 . . fairly tale that's ia—Ilp Wanted nerPlatlookil,pag.si6throughfl 4—Personals ..FICTITIOUS NAME of the Pllc Records of SemInole ____________________ ______________________ •;s, a mirror reflecting Its Notice is hereby given that I am County, Floridasublerttotherlghto .: •• image, but the thought Is engaged in business at 1920 Park o parties in possession. WHySELONELY?Wrlte"Oe$A AAA EMPLOYMENT Ave., Sanford SemInole County, and the und.rsloned as Sheriff of Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. the same. Fiorida,undertheflctltiousn.meol Seminole County, Florida, will at pQio3i,Clwtr.,FL.333)7. BIRS CO.. and that I intend to 11:00A.M. on the 10th day of April, ______________________ STEP RIGHT UP! register said namewith the Clerk of A.D. 1919, offer for sale and sell to ' the Circuit Court, Seminole County, the highest bidder, for cash, subject Free details: KIT, Florida in accordance with the to any and all existIng ne, JOBS GALORE! • pompano, FL. 33061. 9114991. provisions of the Fictitious Name Front (West) Door of the Seminole ____________________________ Statutes, To.Wit: Section $130, County Courthouse in Sanford, Herald Photo by Tom Netsel Florida Statutes 1951. Florida, the above descrIbed real WANTED: Customers to enloy HERE ARE JUST 51g. Jay J. Bolton Judy's Hamburgers, Super .:. property Salad Bar with 13 items & Great Publish: March 21, 25, April 4, ii, Thit said safe is being made to 1919 Country Breakfast. No cxsatisfy the terms of said Writ of A FEW THAT OEH122 penance necessary. Apply in _____ Execution. person Hwy. 17.92, Sanford. FICTITIOUS NAME John E. Polk, Sheriff ARE AVAILABLE Appetite r*OUltId. Seminole County, Notice Is hereby given that we are . engaged In business at 113 E. Flotlda Weddinqsby DOT Woodland Drive, Sanford Seminole PublIsh: March iS, 23, P' ' NOTARY PUBLIC EXECUTIVE County, Florida under the fictitious 1979 3222026cr 333-0667 SECRETARY Live Coverage Of House FLORIDA, and that we intend to _________________________ _____ JoeAbieofcvledoislooklngforan Super sharp law firm to work for, egister said name with the Clerk of interesting intelligent articulate, ' :+ e e. . .1.S -' • -. .- Wednesday, March20, 1919—HA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,... ________ _ __________ ____ _______ •. _____ ____ ____ ___ _____ ___ I: i-. ____ It5)__ i • , ': _____ - and ,. 29—Rooms Representatives: By DON PHILLIPS WASHINGTON (UP!) Dul, stale, sterile, blab. Thoae worde des the House of Representatives in congressional Inside baseball? A the Circuit Court, Seminole County, UNITED STATES DISTRICT w$lte woman, her age, past or Florida in accordance wIth the COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF provisions of the Fictitious Name FLORIDA ORLANDO DIViSION Statutes, ToWIt: Section $13.09 Ni. 77-21SOrI-Clv.Y - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, Bore Florida Statutes 1931 prior actviti.s tier secret. ption, (306) 676-2133 or wrIte in confidence to P.O. Box 916 Ovledo, Fla.____ 32765. vs. ULYSEES MCFADDEN, Sig. Harry C. Echelberger Defendant. ORDER FOR SERVICI Margaret J. Echelberger PublIsh: March 14,21,25, April 4, IV PUBLICATION - On Motion totheeyeofthepubllc-ailthe 1979 and Affidavit of plaintiff in the system. But that Is not really the public, not Jit the press and DEH$4 Because Houae.pald em- point. If it were, then there the occasional gallery Visitors. ployees — not commercial would be no reason not to allow ESTATE SALE 'ilsioii technicians — are two systems. There would be no and is just feeling its way 641-3333 or write deeatt, UIysees McFadeen, and Sanford At-Anon Family Group The undersigned, as Personal to enforce a lien upon nil property P.O. BOX Sanford, FIa..32773 controlling the cameras and reeson not to let the House have Changes may be made some Representative of the ftlate ° situate in this District and described action wi taivisi. tIiows: Lot 5, Lone Pines, accortheyhavestrfctordersnottolet Its o'in Internal system and-to year, pora couple of centiwlu, ti sIbly Im.ludlng oc- EARL V. TURNER. deceased, wiii ding to Piat thereof as recorded In receive until 3p.m. April 13, 1979, at Plat Book 12, page 21 of the Public Iioiae chamber never sew a TV you see It. let the networks discreetly casional commercial TV the ice of STENSTROM, DAVIS. Records of Seminole County, camera except for the oc. cailonil es a joint salon ( - Forfannlllesorfniendsof prcblemdrinkers For future information call aboveentltledcaus.by Kendell w. Wherry, Its Assistant United States Attorney In an action against the NOTICE OF In fairness, the system is new IiAICOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON c.nHelp Ptioise 6413333 WrlteP,O.Jox 1213 for the purchase of the following Motionoftheplaintiffisgranted. (2)States of ___________________ — do just that - scan the floor to afraid to open Its full processes televise a facade. And the described property, situated at 117 That the plaintiff, United - the provided full gavel•tojavei catch strategy huddle. or arm- greatest beneficiaries are not Melionvllle Avenue, Sanford, America, shall obtain by service of twisting sessions. Why, the Aètworks might even catch coverage of its .eons. Florida, to wIt: the public l)'4 Legal Notice process by publIcation as to any ___________________________ Lo13,LesstheNorth½,andLotsl unknown heir(s), devlsee(s), swatches of videotape of their cording to the Put thereof, as parties claiming by, through, under, I.cngwOod area. Days only. Ph. IN THE CIRCIJIT C.OURT, IN AND ownspeeches back totheir local rcorded In Plat Book 3, Page 3L or against Ulysees McFadden. (3) FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, $32 years from the press gallery, empty the chamber really Is. FLORIDA Public Rcords of SemInole County, That notice of this order be _____________________________ stations. the dullness of House action duringltsflrstweekonthetube cane as a mild sirprise. CASE NO. 79.379.CA.04E Florida; published by the UnIted States Said property is zoned Residential Marstiai In a newspaper ot general _________________________ So the camera becomes IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF myoj*Ic, seeing only the facade JOHN EDWARD ANDERSON. ?_GOOd Thn to by the City of Sanford, and sItuated circulation In SemInole County, Legal Notice legal termlnoloov. Realtor, ERA Member.Broker. Housewife's Send for 20 ways of making money at home. $3.00 to _____ *'s Report, P.O. Box 120. GENERAL BOOKEEPING Great company & working conditions. Excellent skills needed. ACCOUNTING CLERK Do all general duties in the office 8 wife; DAN COLUMBUS KEIGANS, File Number 79.13.CP io..zist.nt j of filethe original with the Clerk of the and —KEIGAP4S, his wife; DAN. OIylsfe above-styled Court on or before IEL BENJAMIN KEIOANS,andIN RI: ESTATE OF MATECKI whIch obviously was not covering the House. To the April 9, 1979, otherwisea default and -KEIGANS, his wife: DAISEY KENNETH VINCENT tailored to TV cameras. extent that network television ultimate judgment will be entered LEE KEIGANS and —KEIGANS, tb$ orange and bius carpet But why was the usual run-of- has covered Congress, it against you forth. relIef demanded IN RE: ESTATE OF ASHER .1. DEWINSKY Work for a great company with excellent benefits. TypIng a must. OFFICE Go to work for an excellent company close to home. 1 gIrl office needs to know all about office duties. Deceased NOTICE OPADMINI$TIATIOII TO ALL PERSONS HAVING tandem.axletractnjs to run the . husband: J.C. McKINNEY and in the Petition. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST thi-mifi week so drab when concentrated on the more WITNESS my hand and official — McKINNEY, his wife: W.B. NOTICIOFADMINI$TRATION THE PERSONS ABOVE ESTATE AND ALt, vleyed tirough a piece of glamorous Senate. BRYANT and — BRYANT, her TO ALL PERSONS HAVING OTHER INTERESTED . seal of saId Court on the 2nd day of husband: HG. SLIGH and — CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST IN THE ESTATE March AD,, 1979. glass? ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., ShaH, her husband, L.T. HAIR. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Except for high-profile YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ILL and ROSA HARRELL, his OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Clerk of Circuit Court lieanawerapp.resglyliesln "piopie" sioriss such as lb. plullosojthy of the coverage. Impeachment of Richard ,That philosophy Is, very Nixon, tetevision siniply, to cover House debit.. wife; H.L. LESLIE and LIDA M. IN 1141 ESTATE: LESLIE, his wife; ROBERT S. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Seminole County, Florida BY: Eve Crabtree Deputy Clerk STENSTROM. DAVIS, MCINTOSH int.et in & JULIAN Post Office Io 1330 Mid as anyone connected with action, r.ucantellyou, debuts is effectiv, part of any legLsI4lv. tei.viaio, .portor w leo. television camera, _______in the County Courthouse, Sanford, grantm, successors and all other Probate Division, ffi parties claiming by, through, under which is Seminole Couey Cow- Florida. The personal reresen. Publish: March 7, 14, 31, 21, 1979 or against any of the indlvldoals thouss, Sanford, Florida me p.r. tatluss of the estate are Mary Agn DEH41 ________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR named above. sonsi representative ci The estate Is Defendants, Richard B. Owen, whose addre is NOTICEOFACTION _____ i si stios does appear t. . WAITRESS WAITERS COOKS Must be experIenced. Apply In 912 FRENCH AVE. parson ONLY. 2652 Fairway Plaza. CLAS$IPIEDAVIRTI$INO MOVES MOUNTAINS 323-5176 Hwy17.92 Sanford ____________________ OIMsrchandis.Eve,y Day AVON Try Onel BUILD YOUR L.gal Notice EASTER NEST EGOI inense for the holidays by sefling.Avoqi. Now'I a great time to start. CaIl644-3079. us the wart the I' ." a.c.sd tio.i," uui firM the. yes theuk ',, to 1. __ wasp ___ ____ -.. As RØISIIMOfIVS of the WITNISSmyhanjanffieof Estate Mary A. Kacar ' County Merest,.. Division, pirsi M5 YAMAHA OF SEMINOLE, As Psisimal R90resltlw SINS aNd Post Avsnu. Sonlori. 1d that I Wesidle register said thisCourtontheilffidayooas.rct, KINNETH VINCENT 'Si*sritioi *1 . PI.3*?fler 'Vii li' MMIWiIftheCIarteSmeCl,, WITNI$$myhanja,uftheemlof in,. MATICKI . A$NU £ DIWIN*Y First Oust end Port Avuw. ' 5°Ciunty, FIgrl pritl."1hs leekid this Court osi March 1.1979, (SEAL) . . ' . DscomW ..k.a LINER OSWVN$KY. acCOVdal*s wills me ' $U*JI, FL 3gifl (SEAL) piid *,$Iir jofffi, . ATTORNEYFOR PERSONAl. Os'66 . or ARTHUR N IICKW1TH, JR.Ne FICIitI5I5 NaMe Slits,, As Clerk Si the Court RIPUCINTATIVI: I'ius bash was ailing '-. ATTORNEY FOR .P1l$ONA Tjjj$ $$)43S, , WN Sec cwt 0 ?hi CSW$ BY: lvi Crabires LW. CARROLL JR., ESQUIRE IIPSI$INTATIVEI; •, By. ivo Crabirse Pnjuut podsags end rnenal well. Ni, is us kid. Deputy Clerk DeIdY Clerk Komithi M. •. . RalI*W.-Qiaona. Iii: . . "*I*jpsaas''.. ar is ,.: -' ___ PC - liii' • • Cirutburrj, Pl.:I$ ' else bN.r.id a. P5ISS*FI.FIS,IdI WI) ___ ' 'iSls: Much 11. II, *11,411,___ aajid1s-ba PuW*:Marctil,I431,50,)50 101 '-: H' - ..- .j O1N'I$" the detu ______ ' -,:,i.:-.'::.: -. ' - CARROLL, JONES, 100*1 $ Cp4j$j,. 1 siW J]I Mop- SO WsInN by ' . iitntstl Ne * ccto Sara . " tONES I S1$NOP, PA. ..: , ST 0JPVCI Jolt IS. MaJlflM Avesus, . A lYVilelury Cuelibli NO sulmittol 1 'TbUii. Phelde 90r ' . MImi PheMa $90 •:Iis Isfflsnde V5It*$ iemsecyca, c rN 1979, ____ _____ T' ,u: 1*) I1 i-.. ' ' ' ''55 *05.1,14ILIP1WS T,l:p*UN Pubibib Mdrc$ $1.10 iON ;:. I Publish: Mv017,ia.u,.p,i,,; . March 97. L NW , -' ' ____ ____ Inc. ' '. ' øiit-iii. , - - . -'•'4ii .,-* TlI er *tii.sk '1 . BIN. - - TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS POSITION, APPLICANTS MUST BE A RESIDENT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY AND MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA,WHICH INCLUDES UNEMPLOYED 10 OUT OF THE 12 WEEKS IMMEDIATE- LV PRIOR TO APPLI. CATION: UNEMPLOYED AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION; AND MEET THE LOWER LIVING STANDARD FOR AFDC, BUS DRIVER Driver will be responsible for . $ ... --.. 2638 Sanford Ave. VA-. F HA-235-Cov. Homes Low Down Payment 24 HOUR lB Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor Furnished Apts. for Senior Citizens. Downtown, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto ' Ave. . , ____________________________________ 33—Houses Furnished Deltona- 2 BR, separate home, neat, clean. Nice yard. No pets. 1175 mo; 1st., last 8. 1)00 .serurfly. 574.1040. 3 BR, 2 b, FR, dbi lOt. $31,500. 3 BR, CIlIA, formal dining, new roof, dbl. garage. $30,900. 3 BR formal dIning, 40' LR, 2 fireplaces, beautiful area. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD 3fl-023i. 3237173.322.0719 :OUNTRY- location yet minutes from shoppIng. 2 BR, 1 b, large storage rm & work shop, fenced, shaded & landscaped. $21,500. Back on Market) BR, I b, fenced shady yd. 115 Plnecrest Dr. Drive by I call. $27,300. PARKLING clean 2 BR, 1 b, FR, well landscaped, bk yd fenced. $25,000. New listing 92. $49,500. AAYFAIR older 3 BR, i'.. b home Reg. Real Estate Broker 25445. French Ave. month. 2 BR, 2 bath, Cen. H-A, carpet LEISURE WORLD- $260.00 month. comm. lot on 17- Broker-322-6437. S acres farm land, Gneva area. 513.530. 12500 dWn, $145 mo. , The Buyers Are Looking We Need Listings I During March We Will List And Sell Your Home $TEMPER AGENCY- KULPA REALTY 2321 PARK DR. 322-2115 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 107W. 1st Sanford Phone 322.2335 REDUCED $2,000 for those who demand the Most. 2 BR modern home has over 1400 Sq. Ft, living area & is located close to hospital & all con. venlences. 136.500. HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose yuu credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 614-2511. shorthand req. Medical Ins., paid vacation & holIdays provided. If Interested in long term employment with one of the Nation's largest builders call Cardinal Industries Inc. 305-321. 0320 between $ am. 13 p.m. *t days or sand resume to BOB U, Sanford, Fl., 32171. Equal Op. partunity Employer. MatureexperIencsiorenIy,$to4 shift. Sanford Nursing & Con valeecent Center, 950 Meilonville Ave. Apply in person. Experienced boat riggers, exc. company band Its, 10 paid AMP CrsstiIner/$iobalo, 1)43 30th Si.. Sanwert (Airport). Handy Way Food Stores now accePin.aeallcatisnslsrFuil& Part time positions. Apply at stys*eiocitlyerp.O. lox is. Criscant City, Fl. 33013. .—-- ____ -2l—Sltuitlei nNd _________________ YARD *01* CAU.mlNa - LOSETS GALORE AN ABUDANCE OF FRUIT TREES COME WITH THIS VERY NICE 3 BR HOME WITH PANELED FAMILY ROOM. BETTER LO. CATION OF SANFORD. ONLY MAYFAIR onaquietstreet this 3 BR, 2','. bath home is within walking distance of downtown, has fireplace, $21,900. . his DAY CARl CENTER is na I reedy Is ii. OMy$USii + $løme.teb. - s,,. mew i.s is your IMROS,DNALL REALTY Vat. 313-1774 BLVD. NEAR NEW K.MART, ZONED PROFESSIONAL OF. FICES. 52,S00 TERMS. 2'4 ACRES NEAR LAKE .IESSUP $2,000 DOWN $160 MONTH. SELLkRSI BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER SUPER3BR, i½bathhomeonlg. lot, C.H&A, w.w carpet, eq. kit., dining area, 1g. patIo, beautifully decoratedl Excellent Location I IPP WARRANTED. Just Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 668-8335 -- DELTONA NOW $21000 This 3 BR, 2 bath home with screened 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. Service Directory. phd to suit - our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 233 & 245. M. Unsworth Realty ML! EALTOR 373 -4061 or eves. 3230517 ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath Ned Brick home In Dreamwoldl CHM, w-wcarpet, sq. satin kit., 1g. Fl.. Im., Pool Patio & Much Morel Super buy for $42,250' FANTASTIC 311,2 bath home in Deltonal Spilt BR plan' satIn kit., icr. porch, dining area, all In a quiet neighborhood surrounded by lakes lOnly 134501 BEAUTIFUL Exocutive 3 BR, 2 bath home in I*llwilde of Loch Arborf Pool 4 Patio, CIlIA, eq. sat-in kit., fireplace & Every Featwol BPP WARRANTED. Ypli's for IlLNSl COZY 3 SR. class to shep towni A buy for 531,501 5. NEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES — JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST $ SELL MORE NOMII THAN ANYONII JOIN TIll ONE THAT'S NO.11 Sanfords Sales Leader 322•2420 ANYTIME. Multiple Listing Sirvics n25S. REALTORSW PARK 42—bil. Homes (Ct) The Real Estate Agency REALTORS '73 Concord Deluxe Mobile Home 12x40. 2 BR, 1~ baths. Ex. - 3233334 SKYLINE 14'w-nr93$ace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES immaculate 4512¼ b, Country hem. on 3+ acras, office or virtihap & garage. Shade & fruit trees. Warranted. $09,151 M53 Orlando Dr. Super dun /ERY NICE 3 SR. 1½ BATH MOBILE HOME WITH CEN. TRAL AIR AND HEAT, OVER SIZED LIVING ROOM ON NICELY WOODED I50'xlSO' LOT. NEAR MULLET LAKE EAST OP SANFORD. $3.50 DOWN SELL1 FINANCING. 3235210 VA I FHA FiMscing -. 3 U, 2 b, cozy Office at home, beautiful home has space for your office, beauty shop or.barber shop. Zoned commercial. Downtown Liii Mary. Warraqted. $41,900. Longs famIly home, 4 BR, 2 b, pen., family i'm., large closets, Split plan, covered paIls, Oencdd, levit I shade trees, nice sialghIsiked. Warranted. $l&ON ASSOCIATES WANTED, CALL BILL PLATTI FOR CON. PIDINTIAL INTERVIEW. ROLLING HILLS AND BASS LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PAN. AMA CITY . $11900 BEST TERMS. OVERSIZED LOT ON SMALL LAKE IN BEST PART OF OVIEDO. $15,000. NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU LIKE TALL BIRCH TREES ON I ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PRO. PERTY 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 - SEIGLIR REALTY BROKEB Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 3V-1577 DeLand 6618335 04.151 WithiN City lImits. Water $ sewer, trgfs. $11,900. Wm. Mailciowiki, Realtor. 333.7903, For Estate setup & tied down. Willis Storage Buildings, Hwy. 17-92 N. of Casselberry. 75-Recreational Norge freezer- chest type, $120; 6. E. 15 cu ft. refrigerator, 5123. 339-5617. fop Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks 1. heavy equipment. 3225990 BUY JUNK CARS From 110 to $50 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 3225791 Call 322 1621; 3221460 32390,5 69 Cadillac, Good Condition $500 or best offer 323-4394 1973 Jeep Custom SW. QuadraTnac, 360 V.5, auto, AC & H, Al cond 322.1737. '77 Sport Fury Takeover payments Call after 3p.m. 323-1555 321-0444 51—Household Goods ON SALE— NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.95 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matchIng end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.97 So. of Sanford. 3721771. ' -p KENMORE WASHEJ?- Parts. Central Heat 1. Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at Mikes Drywall- Drywall work, spraying, remodeling & floor covering. Free Est. 322-16.41. SEARS, Sanford 372-1771 Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES - JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on 3730697 Andy's RemodelIng Service neral Building & Remodeling _in%t. Comm. & Res. 3220205. 53—TV- Radio-.Stereo 3656331 Beauty Care Television-IS" Color, BeutifuI ng walnut cabinet, Regular $100, Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty, Call 131-1714 day or night. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook lob too large or small. Corn- Iete lawn service. Free estimate. 323-1501; Landscaping Ispraying323 1049 call anytime. 519 E. lit St., 327-5112 Good Used Televisions. $25 and up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Or. 322033? 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO C,ranEllle MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671-7661 turntable, I track tape player. Sold new $400, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 131-1714 for free home demonstration. . ms lmprov.m.ntsr AIrCond. a Pleating 52—Appliances essmuking neral Landscaping. Rose peciallsts, top soil & fill dirt, awn maint. & tree trimming. 133-2941. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3270707 Sale LigI*IkuNng Electrical -• Yard Debris, Trash Curley Burt ield Electrical Maintenance a. repair Appliances 1. Misc. (LOCAL) 3495371 $303327 ACcessories XE ROOM TO STORE YOUR (INTER ITEMS. SELL DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH. WANT AD. Phone 322-2611 or )I-993 and a friendly AdVisor ,iIl help you. & Screen — - Screen—porches, pool end. wds. , All type re-glazing & wd. install. Flee Is?. Mr. Taylor 3225345. 57—Sports Equipment Painting Groonng&Iosrng' paved highway. A steal at only 11500.00, Good terms, $2100.00 down, assume loan. $? — garden area or pasture, Plenty of room to build 3 or 4 hous*5. 'Lays gentle. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty bi privacy, $393000, 51,50000 down payment. Plenty of wild game and good fishing In this area. Exc. Shape, $900 MOVING NORTH EVERYTHING MUST GO 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 real good access. About 1 acre 1970 Pontiac, 2 Or. 77—JUnk Cars Removed Rainwear, Rubber Boots RACQUET STRINGING—GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $1 2.7 Acres located on larg, stream, options. 36,000 ml. Excellent cond $3,100 3730696 after 5. 24 ft. Dutchcraft trailer, self. contained, air cond. New tires. Beds double hotel, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215S. Freoch. 323-7310 Sanford, Fl.. 32771 assume loan. '76 Grand Prix Black T-top. All " Excellent cond. $1,000. Ph. 322. 1448 after 1. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 pleted. Large dock overlooking mtns. You can live In it while you finIsh it up. 3 mIles from Murpfiy. $32J00.0O. $3000000 down 4WD,Radio.Air i's. P-B, $1900. 323.1777 Vehicles Nylon pile cushion carpet, 56.50 yd. installed. KuIp Decorators Since 1937 409W. lit. 3222335 55—Boats a wired and plumbing completed. Water and the outside is com- - Auction Saturdays 7p.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 421 Consignments Welcome 3237050 KellogOs Auction Sales 1906 Locust Mountain cabIn apprcelmately 1 acre. Dandy gardsn spot. This is a handy man special because it Is not finished inside., roughed & 5620. Thurs, Fri,& Sat.9tnS 3.5 Acres tracts, fantastic view, overlooking valleys. This tract Commercial 331ford. 322(771. 3 Famifr-V NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS DAY TONA AU TO AUCT (0 14 Awy. 97 I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION ever',' Tuesday 1. Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904-2331311 for further details _______________________________ IV?0 ieep *agoneer 72—Auchon Residential Auctions & Ap. praisals. Call Dell's Auction. 373- Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668-8335 45A—jtOf State JUST MAKE PAYMENTS—'69 to 75 models. Call 339-9100 or $34 4605 (Dealer). ' 54—Garage Sales csllenl Cord. 349-5920. 2435'. S. French 0792) Sanford fireplace wsunkisi LI, 1g. sc. porch + many extras. Warranted. USASI 13 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE - size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of EED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business REALTY WORLD.. 131,5001 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD NEAR OSTEEN. YOU'RE OWN 35 ACRE LAKE. NICELY WOODED $1,000 PER ACRE. TERMS, BROKER Lush carpeting & drapes, stereo speakers in ceilings, CAIN, make this 2 or 3 BR home as cozy as a Kitten. Add to ttis huge piece of property surrounded by aS Vt. brick wall for your privacy $37 with a home protection plan. __________________ .0*1.0* invOilmisi buys You SEIGLER REALTY SANFORD 28 Sales in Jan. 29 Sales in Feb. _____________-- ____ tfNihuN 10 acre tracts. St. Johns River access. $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary I. Tribble, Realtor, 3056611696 & 1301026. Eve 8. wkends 904.73409*4 larotd Hail Realty ARGE 2 BR HOME OLDER FRAME IN MODERN CONDI. TION. COMPLETELY FURNISHED WITH ELEGANT TASTE $73,500 OR WILL RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY. W. Gannett VaiUe Rug. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W, Commercial Phone 322.7111, Sanford REALTY • minded individual. Typing & INC. REALTORS 5306133 or 339-4711 eves. 1 ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED LAKE MARKHAM ROAD. NICELY WOODED $11,900 TERMS ICE 3 BR, 2 BATH WITH EN. CLOSED WORKSHOP. EX. CELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD IN SANFORD. ONLY $3,000 DOWN AND SELLER CAR. RIES MORTGAGE, — 322-0441 Sanford, FlonldaS2lll Secretary. Good pay for career FORREST GREENE , STE N STROM commission. $314473. ZELLW000. S acre's $10,000. 100' FRONTAGE ON AI,4PORT Hist Isty, he.' Manpoweroivision Various other CETA positions are also available, please inquire at the above office. LAKE SYLVAN 100 x 110 11,000. ANAL FRONT lovely 3 BR, 2 b home, sundeck, boat house, fIshing dock. Canal leads to St. Johns River. 1$,0O0. lnC.REALTOR, MLS 23:5774 Day or Night REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 562-2655 323.1959 ForA 5%salesFee -- - - - Looking For a New Home? — Check the Want Ads for houses of every Irp and price. - For Sale LargeAntique Sofa In Gold Velvet; Other Antiques Phone 3227195 STORAGE BUILDINGS—Built to last. Pre assembled, delivered, with many unique features, Ig rms., lovely grounds $69,950. many other extras. $64,100. 109 North Park Avenue Ic,5$ — Pleasure to spare in this Pinecrest area home. 3 BR, 2 B w-many extras. $40,000. Will consider option to purchase APPLY IN PERSON TO: your lem bytlesse. Fully qualified buyer. $30,000 to $38,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 372-2257 custom drapes, screened patio, underground sprinkler system & Seminole County CETA Office Seminole County 43—Lots-ACreage lew 235 Homes. 4 oct. interest to Beautiful country home sites, Geneva area. Good terms. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 BR, 2 bath, Cen. HA, carpet LEISURE WORLD- $260.00 REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322.7495 $-.Suiiuuss 41—Houses 535,900. 34-4Mbile Homes ...41--Houses "lilT RBUG!" -_- 1913 Grand Torino Excellent Cord. $1195 Call 323 2920; after 6574-2716 71—Antiques - S pc. BR suite new, $239; S pc LR new $399; Loveseat 164.95 & up. 7 pc. dinettes 569.95 & up; Ref. $501 up; El. stove $608. up; full 322-6457 aft Hrs. 322-7131 31—Apartments low cost Classified Ad Sale 8O-Autos for ' DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a --- Truck topper, 2 mci. old For small truck 3737573 - Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools,, payment, Call 8311114 day or night Free home trial, no obligation. Johnny Walker If you aren't using your pool table, take a cue, and sell it with a office and the delivery of items alOng assigned routes. Chauf. feur's License. Interest in elderly people, knowledge of LEO. 322-9283 __________________________________ 212 Colonial Way -Cash 322-4132' We have a Singer Futura sewing' mach. Sold new for 1650 was Christmas lay-away, there was only $116 bit due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach, fOr' $116 cash or fake up payments of $12 mo Will take trade as part IIALTY '(ALtOS For Sale: Camper Top FOf'TOyOta,Dats4Jn, Etc. Top Prices Paid Used. any condition 6445176 BUY SELL 'TRADE 31! 315E. First St. 3725422 011u1' u1railers ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED WILSON'MAIER FURNITURE — Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733566 or 3231710 WE BUY USED FURNITURE APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 3fl.$731 50—Miscellaneous for Sale Cash for your lotI Will build on your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 644-3013 HAL COLBERT,EALTY INC. CaliBart holidays, WILL BUY EXISTING lit 8 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. 4-0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 162-lie) 3210759 18—IPotorcycles 68—Wanted to Buy ___ ileg. Real Estate Broker - AKC tricolor Beagles. Both parents on premises. 2 males, $15 ea. 3653666. 47-A—?rtgages Bought &SokI BATEMAN REALTY Commercial Bldg. 100 sq. ft. $200 mo. REALTOR 323.7132 Eve. 322-0612,322.1557, 322-7 177 65—Pets-Supplies some cish. 323111$ aft 7 p.m. 2 BR. Unfurn. Apt. $165 to $1.5. References required. No pets. condition; assignments at the new club in Seminole, good tips, ____ years. tiM has been filed against you In contingent or unliquidated, the ContIngent or unllquidated, the Th total allocation isv FY9 is C2110 iia For that reason If for no am - (nps can iNS Buick Skylark - Sen. No. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ac- equity to remove clouds from the nature of me uncertainty shall be ndiwe if His uicsttaliwy Shall be Peepass of $YIPs This program 43M90H113230 uthw oo one coigd blame th. lion bidull wul e. t foreclosure of a mortgage following described real property, stated. If thu claim is secured, liii staISd. 111111 claIm Is SOCWed the provides eligible youth with useful has bean filed against you and you te-wil: 1160 PontIac Executive—Sen. No. __ 'Ml baseball of floor action. House security shalt be described. The siOwIty Shell be descrIbed. The - s.fIcj 2SMwrn6)353 vs required to serve a copy of your Beginwilng at a point 210 feet East' claimant Shill dsliv.r sufflcimd claimant 5IliH deIher IVMCION —Why won't yea so, this ternully coitroflod Wivision wrItten defense, If any, to it on of the 5oupj '/ iøstltvtla.i,I or On-the, 1970 PontIac Bonneville — East of copies of the claim Ii toe Clark to COS Si me claim I. liii clerk to traIning to assist me., v.mis tojob Sir.313375E13109, RaleIgh W. . Greene, Ill, of me Southeast ¼ of the Southwest ¼ enable the clerk to mail stable the clerk to maltese apv to *vs thel maximom ac(paf Is1163 CheyrelsI 1 Ton Truck HARRISON, GREENE, MANN, of $ec$i 11, TownshIp 31 South, sacs personal reprls*atlyo. e personal rWeseIWaftv.. Ml pof.wiaI . to ditaln . kr Ne. 3C11$ P121250 ROWE, STANTON & MACTRY Range 31 last, Mlpenlnsln$arast.dlnffieestafs ANfl1A5IPu1U4SI1k5*,55flS5 tvbsIdirW emplsyneM. The greplaintiff's attriwys wtise address 116. ChSWSlst ½ TOn Thick — s.c. run NOrth 470 is,,, force to wham a cepy ii this Nlcs Is whum a CIOP so this Nif Ice Si gram is doiIn.d to assist $er. oc1uie*3s Is Post Office Bce 1509, SI. Peter. to a poini 210 flit West Si me Administration has been mailed us strati. 105 loon mailed WB ocelenulcalty dlsa*oNaed ysult, 1907 Pontiac Grand Prix — Sen. sbura, Florida 33731 on or befs'e last boundary line of me East ½ of reqvirsd, WITHIN THREE required, WITHIN' THREE agas II Hirsigh 21 years sO age. a Ito. AprIl 9, 1979 and fIle the original toe Southeast ¼ of the SiulliwseS MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP TH$ PROM THE DATE OP prOtect must result in tlS*II sit. ft t 4 for Thsmmen'sAut,,no,(v.si,yic, with the clerk of this court Iliflir of Section $, TownshIp 21 buff. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP pits or a specific product isso wit be*s service en . PlintNf's at *3 Celery Ave. it, B sI me.IWdmysilf, . 'ange 31 THl$NOTICLfoflleanyplcis TNl$NOTICI,tofile.apl. _____ be completed withIn me pored Si ______ torneys or ImmedIately thereafter: Sasilard, Fl.. thence 30uth170 tilt, tlieace weof they may have Hilt_chilIes,, His tIlOP .V have that__IHNIIS*S $Msbitwealthsdes.ofsdusstas. a ves7 bat pn.t!- I will Uy rmihmdy ThWman otherwise a' default will be entered to me Poke of leillining. ' validity of the decadent's will, the validity Si Ifs decedent's will, Ifa $*1*$ IS, iwo. the (aitbvdotW). Now I er asslnat you lerlhersIiof demanded andyouarsrequlr$los.rv,acopy ,qualillcatleqs' if lbs porsapal qu0IitiCatiiii If tIsi personal . in the complaint or Petition, Iligiblo Agencies lucIado: Publish: March 11,21,21,32, ,, tie Of your written defenses, if any, to r*saaalalive, or liii vine, or rou_JJIja, ir His venue or ami.ls County pekli onuf piflafe • II 21.21 39,1970 Theprspartvprecssdsdasalnst is KENNETH M.'BIANE, IsquWe,of IvrISdIcflSnofffi.awt; ' IwlsmcIlanil*ecsurt. . n.prulN liel*Uj7445 or corn- -DEN-Ill lepWi _____ MlIrefusus to tell descnibed.sIoIIswe Lot 11 Black $TIPIHN$ON AND SEANE PA, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ALL CLAIM, DEMANDS AltO nsunity based Irgealsagigni, , a far twart ___ __ __ .11. CAMELOT SUBDIVISION, Unit AttOrneys for the Plaintiffs and to OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED OBJECTIONS NOT $0 P11.10 asasclatisss including ecu With the p'I. Acosi'ag T,accardIn,t.mepffior.o.0 flleffieoriginalwithth,eCferkof me WILLIE FOREVER BARRIO WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO i.cai. uistlivtloss. FICTlTlOUNAM. rew*4InPIof loik 16, PagaNS, . IM e-styIedconor bet., ts NltIWfifswbllcatiMof Hill loIofffieflrstpusfleaflsaof* ' (*11 4 lid I). lntoro.t ad agencies should NOtice is hereby ivsn that I am ______ • 90 PublIc Records Of Seminole 33rd day 01Apr11, 1979; otherwIse, a' NofiCeil AdminlstratI NeSIcsofMminlstretIoa: M€h . ireigid In business at 190 N. Hwy.Wi FWfe. Tageiter With 'tie Mm.W may be eiwuw against i.. . Whit - ksmi Dasman, Acting Men. .17.90. Lori,weid, 3V50 Seminole. lallowliii described equipment: you fir 'tie relief demanded in me -Richard B.Oj. .. A. Kacer power IIm, lembiSis CSIstY, PWid., wild, to ucmio Electric Hs15 and Air CesidItIsnili,; Complaint. it (IJ . liscIric Rasp a Oven: Dish' UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAIN. ING ACT, THE FOLLOWING POSITION IS AVAILABLE WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER _________________ Dancers wanted—just opening NOTICE Defendants, of their unknown heirs, devisees, basis for the claim, the name ani bN fir liii claim,_lIla Af14 lad interested In operating a py, weitt.r:Dlsposal. . _____________________________ drIving record desired. But for the most pitt, On March 31, 197l at 403 Celery NOTICE OF ACTION _________ -- be legatsis, grantees, successors and address of the Creditor or his agent adIVNS Of VhS cisdilar or his l'sr Summer Youth Employment Ave. Sanford, Fl.. There will baa ____ tolsvlaios Mlii is coitiM to TO: JOHN F. RIFFENBERY a-ka all other parties claiming by, or attorney, and the amount or attorney, sad, the amount Pre'am ($YEPJ CITA Title IV iileoflffiefoIlOngvshlcim, tides. YOU k*IOW "II1IdI base' leave M sjq of JOHN P. RIFENBERY whose through, under or against any of me claimed. II tile claim is not yet due, claiMed. if the claim iS lieS Vet doi, Iuhper? C to submit a prOsct amount of the repairs. IatINI tO residnce and address are unknown Individuals named above, bill' - the signals mad Othif wits services. the date when it will become ** VhS dale wiien It will became duo prspeaj fir funlins andwhoseage isovir eighteen (1$) Ideratie,. iNS Ford Bus — Se. No. 3139-5324blts.and plIC'SS of beblnd4he' YOU ARE NOTIFIEDthI an ac- shall be stated. ii the claim is shall be stated. II Hi, claini ______ Sanford 1 BR. Air, ceramic bath, wall to wall carpet. $155. Seminole County and safe PUBUCOTICE Itstikepl5iCeil$thsI1oe be cMag, and all tine. JOHN F. RIFFENBERY ak-a hiswlfe;H.L.LESLIEandLIDAM. '$41$NOTICE,tofllewlffiffiecl.5. THI$NOTICE,fSfIfeWl$fltfiiCIej'k cInbsr, they happen Is email ''p $ifnlf'fe County Board of ii JOHN F. RIFENBERY and 0150- LESLIE, his wife: ROBERT S. of the abeve csurt a writtiti me Hove COWl I wVfltin County Commissioners, as PrIme ____ of I,, dl NAN K. RIFFINBERY ak-a Dl- RIDDLE and CI. GROENE, d-b.a statement of any claim or demand or demand Iponsar tsr liii Comprdienslv, in of hushed cosmruisiosmal whispers, l. hirspsiliNinbiththiBoii,and Sunst.. IORAH K. RIFENIERY, his wife EASYWAY FINANCE Co. Al. theymayhave,Eachcl.immustbs 'VmeYve.1dlC1aiMmustbe Employment and Training act _____ ' STORY; EVA HILL LAND; and any in writing and must Indicate the II p4k lOde. (CITA) Fi$10515 eligible ISeflCJes ______ Auditors, Waitresses & Cooks, all positions require experience. Apply In person Days Inn, 'j Sanford. _______________________ CETA transporting seniorvolunteers to AN$; J.C. McKINNEY: WI. required, WITHIN THREE rsquired, WITHIN THREE Piaintiff BRYANT; H.G. SLIOH: L.T. MONTHS FRC'M THE DATI OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP HARRELL and ROSA HARR ILL, THE FIRST PUBLICATION S.phla Lor.n R.flscts ' Relief Auditors, Full Time assigned stations, checking to assure vehicle is In operating DRIVER DeBary—Lovely 1g. 1 BR Air, No Pets. Ideal Ret. Person 322-5054 47—Real Estate Vnted Private Party wants to buy a house In need of repairs. Have MOBILE HOME LOTS 100x160. Terms. $7,000. 0673. great company & great boss. All persons having claIms or FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS GANS, his wife: DAN COLUMBUS All persons having claIms or mitts, private rooms, omoss. in clo.krocme writing l.glalatlon — was AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, ETC, KE1GAN5; DAISEY LEE Ku- demands against the estate are demands agaInst the state we andki Tb the IatIT* that lulPortant call iI00432 $403 anytime for recorded message. _____________________ ReceptIonist-Typist. Good with Stay arou home working with a The sxoltlng putt, the IICIIfI' vicinity of $ ecinmittee room. $$MlN04E COUNTY, FLORIDA TO: 0.5. KEIGANS, a-k-a 0. lEN- 32707. The name and address of the me fl•IM and address of me par. pirt, the effectiv, part of where the reel work of the CASE NO. 19-316.CA.60.F CIRCUIT JAMIN KEIGANS, a-k.a oow.. perSonal representative's attorney sonat rspr sentative's attorney are reus tako. place In cow- lion.. — the nitty-griUy of CIVIL frtti belw. _____ ____ B. KEIGANS, and MARTHA UI. are set forth below • tthu' place ..,.. ..-wôuldn't Where. If you want the MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS Florida Altamonte Springs, Fioç$da 33201. P.O. lox 21, thlsad,andifweweren't looking tor someone to do a lob this ad LOCAL TRUCK FLORAL DESIGNER -t— Francis a. macar wgiese is LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading FAMILY INCOME, OR ON 9190 for appoIntment. whkh unknown heirs, devisses, legatees, Court for Seminole County, FlorIda, Flagship Bank — SuIte 22 Usd11 jint the p year or Sanford, Florida 32171 suet isdenitbig.and hit two, it w rar, ever to so. Strong dependable person willing toworkdlff.r,nthoursforgrea, pay. Manager TraInee — Walgreen 'ofSand Paidvacatlon, paid holidays, mdii disc, major medIcal & retirement plans. 323- ASHER DEWINSKY, deceased, RIDDLE and CI. GROENE, d.ba thattheadmlnlsfrationofffieast VINCENT File Number 79-1O-CP, Is pending in EASYWAY FINANCE CO.; Al. of KENNETH Circuit Court for Seminole STORY and — STORY, his wife; MATECKI, deceased Pile Number EVA HILL LAND: and any of their 79-.CP, is pending in the Circuit County, Florida, Probate Division, Some mechanical drawing experience a. trig. Willing to learn while being paid. Reply to ABC Conveyor Inc. 322.2125. East Coast. Home on weekends, advances on each trip & fast weekly settlements. Call Toil-Free 1-100-435.1372 ask for 1:1 levis. 101. that 11w admInistration of the tate of ASHER J. DIWIN$KY a-k-a PLANT WORKER 1 BR-$)S4. Pool. Aduis only. on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 3231610 Mariner's Village. by GIll Fc COUNTRY 1 acre 42, furnished. Fruit trees. $21,500. 30-Apai-tments Unfurnished 2611. figures. Full time posItion. 323. PHOTOGRAPHERS Sanford-Gracious living. Reasonable weekly & monthly rates. Inquire 500 S. Oak. Herald classified ad. Call 322- Five Hundred dollars a week, CASHIER Experienced in all phases of cash regIster work. Great company. t —lP-Ibi*$, ________________________ NEEDEDIMMEDIATELY Operators who own their own Full time, ret req. Apply in person to Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. opportunity to earn Three to ______________________ a-k. ASHER DEWINSKV Part Time LPN,11-7shift Food Service Supervisor 1. Cook. DRAFTSMAN on the property is a one-story, two. Florida oncea weekfor four consec- STRAWBENRIES: Extra large g. For years they have done a 1330, SanfOrd, FlorIda, 32771, and KEIGANS and — KEIOANS, his PROBATE DIVISION Sanforil. Ia 12771. work for a great boss. ASSIST. bedroom, one-bath, dwelling. Th Webaveseenples*yoldebste of floor action, debate. Petitioner, utive weeks commencing March 21, plentIful. You or We pick daily You will have an excellent position keys may beobtained from Patricia in, (F.S. Chap. 49.10). (4) That by - didi, occasionally funny, to 5, wholesale or retail. Also In short, House leaders have IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Austin of STENSTR0M, DAvis, May 11, 1979 for those served by with an excellent company. BELINDA P. ANDERSON English peas, lettuce, sweet sometimes exa4tlng - but It discovered a way to do EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. McINTOSH & JULIAN. The sale publicat shall appear, plead or Great Pay and all expenses paid, potatoes, at Treasure Island, CUlT OF THE STATE Op shall be for fit. highest Cash bid. No otherwise respond directly or thru must be able to travel. .ometblng that few thought Hwy__________________ 44 East qf Lessburg. Respondent. FLORIDA, IN AND FOR bid will be accepted less than the Guardian Ad Litem and Attor. NOTICE OP ACTION possible - rewrite live televi________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY. "°°° n.y Ad Litem In this cause. DONE EXP. BODY MAN THE STATE OF FLORIDA .TO: CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 79.421. 5 Douglas Stenstrom fl--inet'uctj., sion,IastbeHouaer,m'tt.s BELINDA P. ANDERSON andORDEREDat Orlando, Florida, ______________________ Must have previous experience, c*.is. Personal Rep. Estate of iI9R.ckeiI Cowl this e $.yot Mardi, im. HENRY STANLEy. 010101 . IARLV.TURNIL . . excellent Company & . OeC.Ysme Crsativ.Expr.sslons Plentyotwork. ____ ... CHIEF JUDOE often Is fIction C0!flId YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 5511 MAE CLARK, KATIE BELL STENSTROM, DAVIS MCINTOSH PublIsh: March 21, April 4, n, s, that JOHN EDWARD ANDERSON CROSS and JOSEPHINE CaIlJo.An,3237 .5. JULIAN MICK. what actually happens on the has filed a PetItion in the Circuit ENS, in' -_•-. wcrst, or perhapsthe ie Flagship Bank of Seminole AUTOMOBILE PAINTER Court of Seminole County, Florida. OEHI9 side of a chamber floi Plaintiffs, ?OOWest First Street ________________________ forDissolutionofMarriage,andyou 1t-A--Avts&Cmf?, Great boss& local company. Sanford, Fl. 32771 _______________________ t can be plenty Interesting. are reaired to serve a copy of your Ti wn_r.b, written defenses, if any, on KEN. D.B. KEIGANS, ak-a D. BENJA. PublishMar. 26, 27, 21, 39, 30,5. Apr. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 1ie TV picture won't always have played Into the hands of NETH . MCINTOSH of STEN. MIN KEIGANS, oka DOW B. KE1. i 1979 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CRAFT SUPPLY CENTER. TM GROUNDS KEEPER PROBATE DIVISION House leaders who wanted to STROM, DAVIS, McINTOSH & GANS, and MARTHA KEIGANS, DEH.1 most complete in Central lfyouliketheoutsictetis isa job hlswife; JULIA HUGHESAND— IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR File Nwmkr 7911-CF FlorIda. HOSBY DEPOT, 1910 time, some reasonably keep them g for you. Great boss & company. JULIAN, Attorneys for Petitioner, HUGHES, her husband; SAM SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA whose address is Post Office Box French Ave., Sanford, Fia. powerful debate will flow from 'WE'VE EXPANDED New office in Lake Mary now open. Currently interviewing experienced & newly licensed agents for 2 of I ices. We pledge ourselves to your being a stic cess? Continuous training I guidance Join a professional team. Call $315253 or 3225253 Fricke 8 Fricke Assoc. Inc. themselves who will be sending and S. Block 6, MAYFAIR, ac grantee(s), creditors or other Baby Sitting in my home, To many of us who have members sleeping. Or maybe watched the House for several they would show just j MAINTENANCE Applications now accepted for maintenance help, all phases. Seminole Harness Raceway, 20 Seminola Blvd., Casselberry, $311110 or $30040. ____________________________ Must have shorthand, typing I . GENERAL OFFICE FACleW1i ' Rl*KIt PROBLA? Pe,'tseps AlcoholIcs A wrnouc - bring a minicameras into the coverage. MCINTOSH I JULIAN, FlapePiip Florida.andproce.dlngpunivantto House members are fearful gallery whenever they like. But in the meantime, yoix tax Bank of SemInole, 200 West First Florida Statute 49011 and 49.10, It is that network technicians would The point Is that the House Ia dollars are being spent to Street, Sanford, Florida, sealed bids hey ORDERED: (1) That the For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 3235324. SIDE GLANCES 41—Houses A -- not f Of •••i•iuisi ________________ . I - - 10 U I U U I U ____ ________ U U U U I U I U I I ANIMAL HAVEN Scott Reagan 322-5177 DANNY'S PAINTING dog & Cat boarding, bathing, 'erlor-ExterIor House Painting Licensed.Insured.Bonded 'lEE Estimates. (305) 3229140 clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Heated ennels. 322-5752. isical ?rchendis. BALDWIN GRAND 6'3" 322-7537 Small home repairs. Remodeling & Pan. Roofing repair. Free 1st. 323-5543 3310713 Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn. plate. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 3222255 Plunuking Ssrvine . ALL PLUMBING PROILEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Sorvics -: Chg, Cds. 3 0174; 322-4401 RemodelIng, retired builder lolng all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fIreplaces, Fl. rooms. Free est. 3231314. 2—taGrn*n AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGre.nhous, 322141 Evesattar4&wepksnds F$LLDIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 333-750 Interior& Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 322.1543 Hon Garage so full there's no room fó thecar? Clean it out wilt aWant Ad in the Herald. PH. 32226)1 us CUSTOM HOME BUILT - REMODELING & REPAIR S.G.BALINT&ASSOC. 372-5115 1 Man, quality opsration S yrs. exp, Patios, Driveways 53I3 - -, etc.WayneSeal,3fl.1331 _______________ 4—Equipmsr* for Rent ________________________ Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Runt Our Rinsenvac Thu are a few of over Nil listings. We have all types of property lislod from $500. per acre' and up. We have small iracts. we aIMt have several cabins, P'auss. old farms, etc. Writs or call for free listing bredwrs. You can call Ire. of diarge by dialing 1115-4357621. Write ir call today. _________________________ CHIROKIE LAND CO. Murphy, NC. 5005 Pit Bull pups, extra large, $75 4 IllS. Call after 4 pm. & TrssSsrvlcs Concrete Work: steps, patios Sm. or Lq. Free Est. Call Mr. Taylor, 322-5345 $111 REMOVAL. Trimminj, stump removal, licensed & insursd. FREE cit. 162-1117. PAINTING. CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE 332-5151 373-Od2latterS:30 FreeEst. INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call — _____ Shephird Pvp5, Raasosi.bee Call alt. S—i wis. old 323-9134 - Ipg - 4ELDING SERVICE — all type of welding, your place or ours. 321 0S39 or 904-1344700 collect. I weekends. 290-3437. -. A a. * $ L - - - - - - -" - - - - ' ' --'. -.-- -- - ... - , . -% - - ::it .-t.- if �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Wednesday, March 2L1; Arafat Calls For Sanctions OURSELVES VVORLD n- Plarm .- Extende n d ed d Be91 —. Hford, Stay-In Egypt --- j, NEW YORK UP1) Israeli a tue removal percent and increase prices by The sources did not explain Ismailla summit with Sadat on The sources said of theLeague's headquarters 30 percent. Such measures will Prime Minister Menachem why Begin's visit to Cairo, Christmas 1977, is designed to dude: hurt the United States." Begin will spend two days in beginning Monday, was extend- reciprocate the Egyptian —the release of nearly two from Cairo. The sharpest words Tuesday Cairo next week instead of less ed another day other than to say leader's visit and thus may dozen prisoners held on politiThe worst bombing Tuesday he wanted to do some sight- have been extended to give its cal charges; than the day originally p1ajijed, were reserved for, In Palestini- was at Led, near Israel's Ben seeing. Israeli sources said today. duration equal weight. permitting Palestinians an leader Yasser Arafat's Gurlon Airport, where an exwoman and Begin was to devote part of Egyptian President Anwar In what may be a move to living abroad to be reunited words, "the snake's head —the plosion killed people, two of 18 other wounded his final day in the United Sadat spent 44 hours in satisfy Sadat's demands on with families in the West Bank, United States" s io ly States today with a speech Jerusalem during his dramatic behalf of the Palestinians, em "Taking punitive measures th er us . —lifting restrictions against In Paris, a powerful time before the U.S.-Israel Business visit there in November 111 Israel is considering imple- political rallies; against (President Anwar) Council and deliver what was which led to the signing of the menting at least four steps to —moving Israeli troops out of Sadat are not enough. We must bomb exploded during lunc. Wednedav ---. - •-- — IIN BRIEF Calla g hanGovernment aiagan .. — Seems Certain To Fall LONDON (UPI) Prime Minister James seemed certain to be defeated In today'! confidence vote th the House of Commons despite frantic iast.rnlnute arm.. — . a ;:. .:. .---., •. — But the Israeli leader's trip to West Bank, Israeli sources mediatel ,. Dr u J Bondsced election. The vote, scheduled at 4p.m. EST with the result to be announced about 30 minutes later, was expected to be . 50 students who had come to the Arab ministers meeting near Tel Aviv and a Jewish told in Baghdad today to plan restaurant in Paris. Others strategy in response to am Arabs domed the Egyptian Egytian-Israeli treaty. ' government," Britain will be pitched into a spring general must punish carter," Arafat students, wounding 26 of about Terrorists bombed a market his first buy low-cost kosher meals and ,. ' following first appearances In his home while Michael county court Tuesday af- Sanford in 1947 from Auburn- came to Sanford V years ago distribution in central Florida for Li!' Champ Food Store, a of the First United Methodist Sheriff's spokesman. AU 11 of the people arrested in member of of the Ravenna Church and a charter member Seminole County were given Park Baptist Church and a U.S. of the Royal Neighbors. Sur vivors include her probable cause hearings for Army WWII veteran. He Is survived by his wife, husband, Paul C. Marion, San- Thursday afternoon and Mrs. Quincy R. Howell, San- ford; daughter Mrs. Pat Arm- arraignment dates of April 6. we re WIQ arrested e ford; two daughters, Mrs. Joy strong, Wed Palm Beach; son, Keith, Geneva and Mrs. Sue Mandl Jack, Texas; two - Marriott, Lmgue City, Tex.; sisters, Mrs. Mae Loftus, two sisters, Mrs. Claudine Kenosha, Wis. and Mrs. Ethel Faulk, Marianna and Mrs. Bush, Waukegan, Ill.; two Dorothy Mae Philips, Panama grandchildren and six great- Action Reports Fires * Courts Police Beat Qty; brother, John A. Howell, grandchildren. Bonifay and four grand- GramkowiFunerallfigimeisin . - Funoral Notice of given - MARION, MRS MAUDI ELIZABETH — Funeral • sil, ot 2445 Washington Monday, will be Thursday • Gr1amiow Funeral with Rev. Leo King officiating. Burial in Jasper. Orarnkow Funeral In charge I!!JJU9Lj Longwood, remained In jail this liter. morning on $1,5W bond. vices for Mrs. Maud. Elizabeth Marion. Court, Hom• ... ..; ______ . 79tvto- LIMIT I Free on $5,250 bond are: Ocando, 804 Wilshire, Cauelberzy; Ronald J. 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I . olrosion. 4" x 30-1001 AEG. 514.N SANFORD. FLORIDA (($$( 3224213 • ______ Surface. GlNTUSCALOOSA,A1&. under the seat YRE SHOPPING CENTER WSUSND a. BA1,$T4 . SMING PROCTOR GILEX I • • . '\ Protects flows aind GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME recognized her. 2 cups diagonally sliced 45 min., stirft occasionally. becomie ill. carrots Serve over cooked rice. Because of the problems Durable foam construction, 119 ALUMINUM . And we think that's good. Bmus* I The American Veterinary surrounding these animals, remaining Medical Association urges you many communities have their father because he ein't des't, at lent you'll knew Add hours. I I F ' I "Wations ago. ::: guldancrlind discipline. They'll tired or sleepy? Or is a sign that lessons go down the drain.) I know theyprefer livingwlth thank YOU later. And LI they they are bored? o Mw said, "You can throw the (ad in it in the morift and •' they I & cov er, Fit s most standard boards REQ. $199 yawn, does it mean they're also let four years of music desperately need a firm authorities warn that childr en FLANK STEAK ORIENTALCRICKEN flank steak, cut Into 2 and adults in close contact with 1 lb. boneless chicken 1½ lb. these animals may be exposed Mary. breads, cut in 2 In. strips in strips to salmonellosls, a severe Penny Lyn, who lives with the 2 cans cream of mushroom 2 cans chicken broth nf gutrolntedlnal i ection. Foresters, also enjoys cocking. soup ½ cup raw regular rice "Sb. helped a lot with this Key 11g. onion, sliced 2 tbsp. soy sauce Salmonelloels Is rarely fatal, xsWmea11 I large clove garlic, minced Place meat in a baking pan. but often requires medical tlnietnthekltcben. Cover with sliced onions, treatment Including ¼ tap. ground ginger Asiowcocker isalso great for 1 pkg. frozen broccoli spears, mushroom soup, and cup of hospltnlization. Other pets as Efl1M who works, because, a partially thawed and cut In half water. Bake at 350 degrees for well as family members may I Silicone treated pad silver triple header, 36 steel blades, pop-up trimmer, travel wallet. 3 speed whisper quiet gulp your miikl' sound as familiar to kids today as did a coupl. of fjp IRONING BOARD SET I NORILCO motor, perfectly balanced blades. Removable grill MODEL 2153 REG.$2799 . / y •Supp!i.sL 'GALAXY Y Monday — school and practically dropped sufficient to justffy IL These are through Sunday! garlic and ginger. Bring to boil, reduce heat. Cover, simmer 15 Don't fiqqet I Well, they are flunking in home. Their grades alone are selves. Daily La An Egg 19 time. "I always do this with oil. Add broth, rice, soy sauce, OVLado High School, enjoys baking cookies. "He makes really good lasagna, tool saId MOD EL NO. 2600C . . Relieves hemorrhoid choice. • — OINTMENT OF _ DEAR SUSIE: It your condition that they keep their know they will regret it later. grades up (both were honor husband continues picking up in Please advise me. students) and continue their MOM his pickup be should warn Ws confirmation classes. DEAR MOM: Bring them friends to pick up after tbem. I PACKI, ball bearings ... ______ ____ BATTERIES F~or oclized aluminum body. Stainless steel ON . • of my husband's E should dbe a time of Joy then I jult fool around with it bamboo sprouts in the 0 riental until smooth. Stir Into chicken. broken legs and crushed wings. spring I asked him Should I let them go back with pickup truck. When and add thinigs that I think my Chicken redpe. ,I just skip Cook, stkft until thickened. whose they were and what they The Injury or death of 9* and rebirth, not a period of their father, or should I insist make it more taxty," she said. them.Makes about 8% cups. Is animal a traumatic ex. physical illness, psycflological that they stay with nie until were doing there, he said they Mary has a fulkime job at FANTASTIC CHICKEN KEY LIME PIE perience for the child. Animals trauma and the needless deaths they finish Wgh school? My were probably mine and he uses Liberty Mutual Insurance 8 oz. jar apricot preserves that survive generally end up in of Young animals. The husband has been a wonderful them to clean his windshield. CDmpany, Orlando, so she is I can condensed limeade I pkg. dry onion soup I knew they weren't mine btle. thick red salad an animal shelter. It is im. American Veterinary Medical stepfather, although they never always on the lookout for I possible to place them all. Association urges parents t I can Eaglebrand condensed o showed him the proper respect. because I don't wear that kind, shortcuts in cooking. dressing to be destroyed. ilk leave rabbits, chicks and ducks He is willing to have them back but i:t:o to avoid fight. My inicowave oven is m dr;ser chickens, quartered Many have I all about the incident coot nti I perfect for my son, John and The veterinarians remind on the farm and give their if I say so. Mix onion soup, apricot until yesterday when I came 84n. pie shell, baked nielce, Pienny Lyn, to use. I don't dresaing. pamnts that these are outdoor children stuffed toys and I know it will be difficult if across a pair of fancy panties in Blend limeade, condensed preserves and salad animals They cannot be chocolate bunnies instead they return, but I hate to see the glove compartment of his Vtshe milk and cool whip Add 12 bumiq the houn down Pan* Spoon sauce over chicken. housiebroken and may cause drops green food coloring. Fold laughed. John, a 9th grada at Bake at 3W degrees for I~t serious housekeeping and into pie shell, health problems. Public health 1-- HOUSEHOLD JUMBO SPONGES Large brown sponges Abby I do try for a time or two, and ingredients called for, such as into 3 or 4 tlsp. cornstarch, over the gift often result in we 31 7 3 instrument. blue ago and remarried. For yeah, Now I'm really suspicious. Be the children have been begging a pal and print this, Abby. I me to let them live with their / want that chick who's be en lather because they left that , fooling around with my their stepfather and i were too I husband to know what hapstrict. Also, t heir real father pened to 'Friday." promised them the moon. SUSIE IN SPOKANE Last Year, I let them goon the them ruin their lives because! . I cup diagonally sliced green M large mucepan, lightly weren't mine because this pair had 3' Dear that recipes and save them, some now. With the rising prices in Ingredients. Summer 5 min. not to give your children rabDIUM Q... U em VA sUbw ag passed laws probibiting the mde diKiPline theim at &U. When 70111 Ad OU Ttu cWH ter dimm never do get made. But I t t grocery does, a London Broil La more, or until done. Stir oc- bits, chicksor ducks for Easter. of rabbits, ducklings and chicks they came home, my daughter It's usually an involuntary DEAR ABBY:Last summer stick to the WWW recipes that a tried. I also admit somel casionally. Stir % cup water Excitement and enthusiasm as pets. had so much makup on I hardly found a pair of wom pantyhose opening of Ow mouth wben you or black ink. . keS, to exPeriment wth and freezing . pickup I knew for sure the teenagers, 14 and 16. Their father and I divorced five years home at night." Making double onions thedraln!Eventhoughl cutout more hanburger and chicken tutu. - 59*REG. PROTEIN It's all readi when you get I e DEAR ABBY—' .ave two • . I have to admit, I've spaghetti and meatballs," said had quite a few thing go down Mary. "Also, I use more and y Do it yourself Pest control. 64-ounce size REG. S4 49 FLAIR INK PENSmooth writing • — May Forester of Casselber tatchei; of food ZY RID.A.BUG mix Serve with a 139beverage. 10-oz, vacuum tin REG $1 89 By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent INSECTICIDE , SESAME NUT m • ry -. _L - ____ __________ . I Have Gone Right Down e Drain Don't Lot Easter $1 49 LIMIT 1 REG ' 8 .. Do Flun n Girls GoHo e Mo111 r • • 97" _____________ ncebottle 99 8-ou LIMIT I • . . . REG. $1.15 . in extra — 1 flu . •• 1 ..: PICTURES - TIVETAN LOTION IJ' NDeep tanning 87 Week Some Ex erime 1 ______ width frames. 2.88 \.. CHIT( ;'" TAB.. The , ects FANTAISTIK ____ 6 Cork Of 69 Lii eggs. Twin tray. 69, . ••.. Mary Forester (right) and her niece, Penny Lyn, make Key Lime Pie. • 99 DecorIedrn&ted maIk , • A S NT WOOD FRAME . • (Herald Pftto by Bids Nichols) - assemble 12x30.white or yellow REG. $15.99 ROBIN EASTER ounce liquid 994 t . .. 4 . SPRAYCLEANER I — - 4 — // r Herald photo by joan Madison a. PLASTIC ETAGERE Heavy plastic easy to meals. 5 8 ERt!Jnce 2 types AOUASPRAY NET HAIR aeroousolnce2 types 1 --' • lji PALMOLIVE finish inside &outl. proof ash catcher & legs .- •' predation from Michael Alexatos, president of the Altamonte Springs Sertoma Club. Guest speaker at their luncheon meeting, she encouraged the "Return to Education as she informed the members of the educational facilities available to Central Floridians and the types of programs offered. Mrs. Perkins. a junior at UCF, was Just awarded two scholarships, one by the Central Florida Chapter of the American Society of Women Accountants and one a memorial to Adrienne C. Waltz. • KETTLE GRILL coclis whole 77 -, . t, CL_ WEBER B-B-0 i,cer:tiects20 oa . • j A4 N SURE ROLLi-O •;-. . ,. ,DA,A.fl.'l.ØA. ••. I i _____ re ... A member and accounting student at the University of ' TWICE THE GUARANTEE il , v ?'. . Bottle of 100 47Dependabie 1 li ef LIMB ANTI o, - a nanie YOU Cfl tnit. BUFFEn1' •t'. .• Jody Perkins, Greater Seminole Toastmistress Club (1(tV TWICE THE FILM — wever, ed• Wallace H. Hall, wbe • ' Get a -!,.t set of i , ~v s III, 1~ P. w ANTACID - RtAU M5ilSC p4mit ttftr* ap. ff51 $ffvlcss tar Albin C. W. second St., pearances, at lower bonds. Sr., doll, 13, of 701 John Robert KMWWck flf7 Who died Monday at Remaining in Seminole 77, of Kremlin, Okla., died SerrI 010 Memorial Hospital, County Jail this morning on M00dAy Ill M EnK Okl8,, will b*at 2:30 P.M., Thursday, of $3,000 bonds were: Terry Gran, First Baptist Church,Sanrd. hospital. He Is the father of with Dr. J. Ted Cosmato of. Akron, Oldo; Lionel Motta, DarnA Kirkpatrick of Sanford. liclating. Burial in Evergreen 536A Land Ave., Longwood; lb is also survived by his corniitery. arlsson Funeral Ricardo Lebron, 1695 Lee Road, wife, Elizabeth; two other soms, MOM*.PA Is In charge. Winter Park and Luis A. Rojas, B9b and Doug, of Krm&; HOWIELL, JAMES EULIS — 7001 Kentucky Ave., Winter Funeral services for james Sider, Mrs. ImIle (Befty Joe) Eulis Nowell, 61, ot Park. 122s crescent Taviant, Bartlesville, Okla., 13 St., Sanford, who died Monday In In )all this mornint on $2,00lo gmudchil and 8 great' Gainesville, will be at 2 bond was Elizabeth A. one brother and Home chapel with Rev. McGathy, Freeport, Fla. Philip fivo X12tffL Fisher officiating. Burial in George A. Prosser, Route 1, Funeral services will be Claklawn Memorial park with Longwood, and John C. Darby, full military honors. Gramikow Thursday atft Imusavi-Evans charge. Cypress Lmding Drive, FUflT$1 lii d, •• , . some time three Orange relinty JAMESHOWELL MRS. MAUDEMARION ring, The arrests in Orange and James Eulla Howell, 61, of Mrs. Maude Elizabeth 1 Crescent St., Sanford, died Marion, 86 of 2445 Washington Seminole Counties brought to a Monday in Gainesville. Born in Court, Sanford died Monday. close a seven month incocaine of D6tian, Ala., fi came to Born in Norway, Iowa, she vestigatlon Grainkow Funeral Home is in ECKERD'S FAMOUS PHOTO OFFER !TWI CE THE PRINTS • a The 11 were arrested at the in ccinnection with the probe of an alleged cocaine distribution -- •. Egypt's membership in the least cut production by 30 damage but no injuries Sheriff's Deputies. ternoon. AREA DEATHS I" iF Central Florida, receives a certificate of ap. Thieves took $911.09 worth of separate session of Arab Arab ministers — was quick in Paris denied his group was of possession of controlled his home. The three people arrested in building materials from the foreign ministers, which ended "giving the Arabs another involved. substances in Seminole County Another bombing overnight were reduced to $1,500 to $3,000. Orange County are all free front yard of a home under late Tuesday, agreed on politi- option." "If you are not prepared to destroyed a Jewish-owned perOf the 11 persons arrested, today on $5,250 bond. Francisco construction at 249 Loch Low Cal sanctions aimed at Isolating seven remained in Seminole Millon, 109 Scottsdale Square, Drive, rural Seminole County, President Anwar Sadat's cut oil supplies to the United fume shop near the Paris County Jail this morning Winter Park, was arrested at according to Seminole County regime, including suspension of States," Arafat pleaded, "at Opera, causing extensive "He said he had a bomb strapped to him which he would detonate unless he could be assured of the immigration." EDUCA TION' , a ;.. — U.S. Embassy today and said he would explode a bomb unless he got a visa to go to the United States, informed sources said. The man walked into the consular section of the embusy about 2:30 pm., according to the sources, "inquiring about emigrating to the United States. Al 'F 'RET fr..,h. — MOSCOW (UPI) -A young Soviet man walked into the • .. •' discuss the Middle East. Police said two of the in jured were in Ems' in B " desh d 11 *e must not just strike at serious condition. held the ambassador hostage onsibility was claimed in for several hours. Hundreds said. "We must get the snake's Paris the "Intervention Loreli Briggs marched In front of Egyptian head the United States," he Collective against the Zionist and With the exception 01 Lebron, Bourbennas B MAX ERXILETIAN the abovc were all arrested at were both arrested at their embassies in Arab capitals as Presence in France" and later Herald Staff Writer Court, home 1707 Harmon Ave., well as Athens, Belgrade, Conference sources said In Wilshire Beirut by the "Eagles of the Bonds for eight of Madrid and Moscow. Park. Arafat Casselberry, the home of Winter aware of the negative Revolution General Compeople arrested late Munday SiTE BURGLARIZED reaction he faces from some mand." A PLO spokesman in Lebron was arrested at a Conference sources said and early Tuesday on charges Ocando. Bomb Threat At Embassy TOASTMISTRESS - w l •'e ••• ..... — was to depart for home im- If a majority of the lawmakers supports the motion put by opposition Consmative leader Margaret "that this house has no confidence Her Majesty s . 1 :.. billed as a major address this peace treaty with Israel ease political restrictions major towns and cities to punish the engineer of the htime in a Left Bank restaurant we popular among Jewish evening at Lincoln Center. He Monday Egyptian-Israeli treaty against them in the occupied population centers twisting by leaders of Britain's minority Labor govern- ;.•i ' - — . a. __ .— — — — — - — — .— . , -- - —.— — -- .— -- — , •. . I �--Evenin g Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. 26 Wednesday, March 21,17 • L. ) .- -_•) •" .S••- - - 'I \ // / • • ). ) / 81* / -- fts P -as -.- Tas • Those who grew upwith macaroni salads will enjoy a variation that combines egg noodles, pineapple, apple and cottage cheese In hearty cold salad. Serve with homemade corn bread or biscuits and 'your favorite beverage for a complete lunch. Or team the salad with a lessexpensive pot roast. Another fruit and noodle dish combines pineapple, cheese and egg noodles with a dash of brown sugar and onion for a perfect hot casserole. NOODLE-FRUIT. CHINESE SALAD 8 ounces medium egg noodles (about 4cups) Salt a -: ty An Of lightly. Chill. Makes 4 sharp American cheese ¼ cup pineapple juice (drained from canned pineapple) 3 slices canned pineapple, halved Paprika Gradually add noodles and i tablespoon salt to rapidly boiling water so that water continues to boll. Cook uncovered, stirring occasionally, until tender. Drain In colander. In a saucepan, saute green pepper and onion In butter for 3 minutes, stirring frequently. Stir in servings. 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Delicious Cooked Salami Or Gl Staple Now *a-- 0 • • Ii• 1 Milk for any busy day. Saus.g. :• --;0000.I. III_ __________________ h L • * V. •.II.I;;. .,.I q ,l 0Plb : •.,jL :: f F . 51SIS.. ,too q_ S • • Ice Cream HOUSE SiiI(4. you need to spruce up, clean up and Prices effective Thursday March 29 through Wednesday April 4 1979 4 0 . : :.. ase • : freshen up, all around the house. At special Spring Cleaning savings. it : : 11'5 . .. •• : : : ',bURWIIOLE Publix :. : •. : :.....,.. .• Publix has Making the most of fresh ¼ pound mushrooms, sliced vegetables while they are in I small onion, sliced season is a pleasure - and a ½ cup slivered almonds, wise economy measure. Being toasted open to the many ways Cut broccoli flowerettes from Tvegetables can be prepared stems. Trim leaves. (Do not makes for some delicious discard,) if stems are thick, 'eielflg. pare off any fibrous exterior " For example, broccoli Is and discard. Slice stems on excellent when eaten raw with diagonal into 1-inch pieces. tasty dips. It also makes a Coat bottom of large, heavy ( delicious marinated salad to go frying pan with oil. Arrange with any fish, poultry ormeat broccoli in pan. Sprinkle with dish for your summer cookout. salt. Add water to depth of Top with slivered 1,or about ¼ Inch. Cover and cook over medlum-high heat until added protein and flavor. Then take your steam escapes. you won"t have to wife to a $1,000 minutes longer. Turn broccoli Palace In Now York CII" with spatula for even cocking ' MARINATED BROCCOLI and pierce with fork to check SALAD WITh ALMONDS doneness. Add a little more ' 1 bunch broccoli, about 1½ water If necessary and cook pounds until broccoli Is Just fork. Vegetable on tender. Silt Meanwhile, combine ½.cup $ tablespoons white wine oil, vinegar, garlic, the 3411% - salt, popper, boñ ' 1 teaspoon minced garlic sugar, munhroo,na and onion in % teaspoon salt bowl. Add water to depth of about ¼ Inch. Cover and cook IV's teaspoon pepper .!• 4.poon salad herha over modi=h4 heat mill " 2 tablespoons sugar steam escapes. - • *Soo . With Broccoli Many young women will This Is a festive time, yet a at a time into boiling salt water. Salt 2 garlic cloves, minced prepare their first Passover time filled with prayer and one Cover. Simmer 20 minutes. % Pep pe r 1 teaspoon dried leaf basil Seder this year. On the evening that every Jewish woman Remove with slotted spoon. Garlic powder 1 teaspoon dried leaf thyme / : of April 11, those of the Jewish wishes to make unforgettable Drop Into hot chicken broth. Orange-Apricot Glaze Vegetables may be sliced faith the world over will sit for her family and friends. Makes 16 to 18 matzo balls. In a large bowl, soak larfel in with a sharp knife or cut with down to the first Seder, the MATZO BALI.S ORANGE-GLAZED orange juice. the slicing disk of a food meal marking the beginning of 4 eggs PASSOVER CAPON Melt margarine in a skillet, processor. the eight-day Passover holiday. ½ cup matzo meal 4 cups matzo fargel Saute onions, celery and apples Combine vegetables and Passover celebrates the ½ cup ground almonds 1 cup orange juice until soft. Add to farfel. remaining Ingredients in a exodus of the Jews from Egypt 4 mushrooms finely minced ¼ cup parve margarine Stir In egg, raisins, salt and buttered 4-quart casserole. more than 5,000 years ago. ½-% teaspoon salt 1-3rd cup chopped onion orange rind. Mix well. Cover. Bake In a 375-degree Through the generations, In the large bowl of an 1-3rd cup chopped celery Wash capon inside and out. oven for 40 minutes, until traditional foods have been electric mixer, beat eggs until 1-3rd cup chopped apples Pat dry. Sprinkle neck and body vegetables are tender. Serve associated with the holiday, light and fluffy. Gently fold In I egg, lightly beaten cavity with salt and pepper. hot. Makes 8 servings. The most symbolic, of course, Is matzo meal, almonds, ½ cup raisins Spoon stuffing loosely Into QUICK BANANA the matzo or unleavened bread, mushrooms and salt. Cover. ½ teaspoon salt cavities. 'E2IMMES because no leavened bread Is Chill 1 hour. ½ teaspoon grated orange Place capon on a rack In a ¼ cup parve margarine permitted In the home during Roll mixture into small balls rind shallow roasting pan, breast 2 cups thinly sliced carrots the holiday, between palms of hands. Drop 1 1 capon, about 8 pounds side up. Sprinkle with salt, 2 cups Julienne strips of pared pepper and garlic powder. sweet potato I Roast in a 350-degree oven for 2 tablespoons lemon juice I I S .,S 0,960 about 2 hours, basting oc- 2 tablespoon honey • I I •5 •SSSISIS S. 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ORANGE GLAZE Stir in Lemon jui ce, honey, ________________ A .. : ::_____________ : • 55 ________________________ ZLIjiiiiiiii,j, S •• I. ________________________1'. •, lit *4 cup apple jelly (or other nutmeg, walnuts and bananas. I. 1 19 I I•S I .5 •IISSIS1 •Ss 1'' iD ;'." jàffãbk V ( Hour, brown sugar and 1 teaspoon salt. Gradually add milk. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until mixture boils. Simmer 1 minute, stirring constantly. Stir in cheese until melted. Remove from heat and stir In juice. Combine noodles and sauce. Turn Into a lightly greased 14quart casserole. Dip edges of pineapple Into paprika; arrange on casserole. Bake In 315-degree oven 151020 minutes or until bubbling. Makes 4 servings 'S :Something New Unfó Seder Opens Passover Protein _ PuIL'XliEL1 M*E ' Jewish Wo men TMà iN ko Iidäf Economical Source 3 quarts boiling water I can (20 ounces) pineapple chunks in juice, drained 1 cup creamed cottage cheese 1 medium apple, cored and diced ½ teaspoon cinnamon 1-2 teaspoons lemon juice Gradually add noodles and 1 tablespoon salt to rapidly boiling water so that water continues to biol. Cook uncovered, stirring occasionally, until tender. Drain In colander. Rinse with cold water and drain again. Combine noodles, pineapple, cheese, apple, cinnamon, lemon juice and ¼ teaspoon salt. Toss Wednesday, March 21, 1979-16 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 19791 "4r..._ YEEN HO 644 =2027 r �-- Herald. Sanford Fl. - March 28,1979 Hera t&.Sj4ford, 134 A T 14F[Pt I I II11II!..j1J1711i1 ATA MMM 3 3 LI-11111 a' 'Pride. 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You'll on a deselirve this benevolent VIRGO (Ali g- 2'-SePt. Some information which will be YOUR BIRTHDAY 441M A 6-M"WARRALV 01J FARTS AND LAMR AM =)I-E MY _rV SET 29, 1979 It' s not jut luck that will bring a fortunate oPPOrttmftY for you this oom year. A selfishly 1. for someone will- be "vld=W 'Don't take responsible. urnu (c ARMS (March 21-April 12) Lad Luck There IS a strong probability today, piulling what you where desire today. However, it may conce your work or career is rn ed However, you'll come about that you will get II II -' PR ISCI LLA 5 POP .'. COTTAGE ION THE LAKE ? — IN .0 117 '—L_ "—sr A more about yourself by smuhng FINITE T r.J'. RE A'b&YBE. NO. THE L INSTANT-PIC M 4RA WHEN YOU'RE ONE OLrr CF NNE tSNT 56.p.' p..—a41 I NO! ' I" IF I a %d r ___ BUGS BUNNY CCOV9655 %~ 'rkATI.4 II cAp OIIpj(Dec 22-J AQUARM (J8L 30II-F& 19) n-my n) your material aspects are You CNM view thinp on a "tWmft PvmiWF4 hd&Y. IWP and amw Was BI w9ft to take P66 in &U boA don' t Id this ffidde you arn " could pliovide pirtift away air il be utdadial. and promising,, pI$cS (Feb. 20Marth 20) Y WITH A f 'N FRIIN An FER, p" iu , .. __________ _______________ When this hand w Wat was certain had am his hand. could declarer the (4) 0 DEAR DETECTIVE (Premiere) Police 9 FRANK AND ERNEST we SPIDER-MAN by Bob The yes '' .. NEWS W DICK CAVETT Guest: Peter Ustinov. (Part 1012) ..- I U GOOD MORNG FLORIDA 8:30 (2) TODAY U GOOD MORNING AMERI. /# CA 0 LILIAS,YOGA AND YOU THREE SONS 0 - (M DINAMI -'S 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 9:55 S 1 (1) UPBEAT CARD1SHARKS - (1) V UPCOMINO SERIES elling, TV' 11:55 HOL-LYWOOD (UPI) EDUCATIONAL OMMING 12:30 NEWS — The actor actor hen Spelling needed a avoided all that. I follow my Arlene Dahl. There are It mo lo for ',charlie,s He wrote and learned Texas instincts with a realistic dreds of others. They should be Angels." Seven telavWonla Aaron ell1ngwh of lU last nine ducUon from the late Dick grasp of what we're doing" working all the tine." provided viewers with the pilot shows have sold. eU on the old "ne Gray Mked w he thou he was of Among his chief assets are more successful Um other Persistence and patience. It Prime4ime shows during the Spelling is of moderate producers, Spelling was at a took Spelling more than three business that fascinates me, " 1971-79 season, liberal bent, unprepossessing loss. But he did relate an years to convince to he concluded, 'and tc-'rv maybe Seven weekly series and pragmatic. He disli kes anecdot e that Illustrated his pid "Family" on the air and that's reflect ed In wha t I do." for all but 10 of the ho: pretense and hollow sounds meticulous attention to detail. is Family," "Charlie' s Angel.4" Of Philosophic (ILWOUM on the He visited the set of "Staraky & Hutch," "Fantasy intellectual and cult ural merits TV movie, "Casino," sthis new arring Island," "The Luve Boat," "V e of television. Mike Connors as the operator of . .,• . g ii" and the new "Friends." m* Auccellisful Producer in 120 PASSWORD PLUS PRO. FOR TOM0p, ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES too , . ) MIDDAY TV movies, RESTLESS O ALL MYCHILDREN 1:30 (4)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 CD 02 THE DOCTORS a ONE LIFE TO LIVE 30 (2) Z ANOThER WORLD (11 a OLNONG LIGHT 31.0 GENIERALHOWITAL - Hon Is knowing what the were both wearing gray suits In president of As= Spell- audience really wants to see, the scene. He had SWhvan ing Plirotluctions and In plurtiniet- then providing it — trying to change his wardrobe. ship with Lannard Goldberg, ease 50 million viewers In. SpeWngalso relles on his 0 sp'llIng had produced "The dead of 500 critics. judgment, going over each and Rookles" and "Mod Squad" "One news show about oil every script with his writer's mum other hit Mift in the 1111111101tWell, inflation and crime eyes, seeking ways to improve Put Can dePr= YOU for on entire dialogue and plot. At do moment be has the weekend. People want to He's convinced movies are a hottest hand In television, escape, espKWy when they directors medium avidthat TV abo makes one of what 'is left of their is the province of the creative the most Influtdlal men in the paychecks. They watch a lot of producer who must run the hildustry. His shows gilm copled TV bwsu@ thatlit all they can show. bY OUW prodwin " NPIrtrain" ,471ft Hfablt — '$"MY want glamour and S 40 (1) 011111111011110CY ONEI (ID THE ODD COUPLE a NOWN8 Hum Shli sh - at Spelling has succeieded at the mot difficult all of TVmists, fo unually lUCl$. Y $ ye It is conceivabh Spelling Is I've tried to provide with the and "Fant Both asy Island" have one of the most Mum" men udtOmOt with gmd Spelling's IV shows? 6811BAWSPRE111 SPSI 'a (1) MOM DOUKM 0KWffCHED a MLW Gram tasteis and viewers can in great demand. Imagine all their fantasies "We've used more coming true on ' Fantasy gued litars in thou Island and moral ,I)n aware thaf-ft b44pr U end the Sorthens. He actor iztd writer, ,pxxst RIV*fiL$ Wilywind MNM •.... - 475 r Spelling said with pride "Mts of our guests Ump- peoplelike Bob "s we pure gold, ClimmingsI, Ray . - was an == 36 yam - P7 . =" IMISTMIIOMPIS(pl) - shilowsop emoker of alight physique, a , of , attended Soi4lwtiM.thog Usiversity 600 BURNETT - - - YOU Pt Um Old" the tIUM to bK01111110 prissumptillow Bolger, Rhoincts Flemming, Cyd 111111141, pretentiouL I think I've Owine, Van Johnson and MOM Or = 011111111111111111 to BIUM dam or both. M Gr v Angels' b"Its, At mOvim Or 10 social *MUM " UWY dc With al it WAN who be cililiTitiiiiiI A"Alft TODAY Al, of the Uve Boat' permanent cads but most of the in tW Adim's lift f=L setting, Un beautiful, wa wft involves gued dug, How many millim Amedaw difeisoled women of amaelit Principally oldtimers no imp, Willind " much time MAKE MS LAUGH S • o- ,• " 1.0 if "I" t - "-/• .• ___ , "UW - • As 4:30 dU - • 0 A6811 H (IQ ELECTWCOMPANIY FROM Job. Philosophically, Spelling a gambling ship. Spelling saw 0 THE YOUNG AND THE s141W$ Q Robert Preston, as Hadley Chisholm. and Rosemar Harris, as Minerva (for the '60s, for people with movies. y Chisholm, examine a threatening sky, in part two of "The Chisholms," four-part short memories); kids comedy; rescue-adventure shows with Whatever the decisions, look mini-series of a pioneer family' s westward trek, Thursday, April 5. 8-9 p.m., on flashy hardware; movie spin. for more comedies — and hope the CBS Television Network. offs, and offbeat subjects for more laughs. 11'30 CD 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4)0 LOVE OFUFE 0FAMILY FEW AFTERNOON conventional kind; blue collar Some of the new series oomedy; medical drama and proposedforfallarebejngtrf hospital comedy; fantasy a la out right now as limited run "Heaven Can Wait;" nostalgia series and occasional lot . CD 0 HH 1.0 (1) a TOMORROW Guests: "Positive Thinking" proponent W. CI*mOnf Stono; Dean Salmier, an actor who claims to have been a professional killer. 4JOR STAR SECRETS 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 11.00 rookie cop with many financial bribes. JR) . I (4)OALLINTHEFAMILY(R) *30 • problems of taking the lead, drama a strong second and variety still little more than IfTrapper John M.D.,"would er the question of what a gleam In several producers' happe ned to an da's eyes. Variety on television ever iwppe ld from "M.AH" appeatobegoIngthewayof aeRhers as Trapperturs vaudeville. up 25 years later as chief Last year, the success of surgeon of a San Francisco "Charlie' s Angels" and the hospital in an irreverent movie " Star Wars" tumed medical drama. television Into sexy, spaced-out The Disciple is a descendviewing. Most of it didn't work. Now there are a lot more new ant of The Incredible Hulk," m which a young police officer themes in the works. resigns from the force is disgust DFS predicts: Cop shows of to open a martial arts school various types, from an under- and serves as a nrivate in. cover pop singing group to a vestigator specializing in female James Bond; Western karate and mind control. .' . valley. 12*37 a MAW= Mamix suspms 8 smaill-timis crook of being fled Into a big political cwnpwp. 12:40 ERN, send $1 to: "Win at Bridge." care of this nowlill per, P.o. Box 4n, Radio ty Station. Now York. N.Y. 1W19.) . 8:25 (1)TODAY IN FLOFUDA (D0SEARCH I aJLrTT)jhIE1Pr POTHE 00 an (4)00 by Stan Lee and John Romita ' (Cristina Farrare) who Is the victim of extortion plot hires 11:00 ,flnsias ?d ' * dingsgame. as networks play the spin. Fred Silverman is a off and-butter" series programing, "Benson" would take the NBC is expected to come in with Tates' butler f rom "Soap" and 12-13 hours of new prime time put him in the governor's programs. mansion, still as a butler who The heeakdo of proposed looks amazed when he's expected to answer the door ("You new variety forma putscomedy in want me to get that?") lop eo LS The Angels pose as cheerleaders to Investigate a series of death threats. (A) Dan to td the People respon. ble. (R) have the king of spades, nor a void in the suit. Oddsfavor a two-one split and hapoy r for declarer, Wed held-thie e in Bir4ilStOn. NBC chief 7~. (1) 9 CAPTAIN KANGAROO Kate Hudson (Birenda Va=rO) becomes romantlically Involved with a college professor and in four (4)0 fl - .. dununy's ace-queen. will be making the know you cm do bOw. M Is can bil very Mv0d1overtums today to bmd yo your day to sk in dw &Wg ing. But so too can be a solmothing you've bm I m NA ad MWO d*W hIPPOL player's pum. " CA Laugh By JOAN HANAUER That's of as new but turnes In a sitcom that would the year would be a spin-off of good news In the dorm of this ranging from contemporary UPI Tej Wt not as b aa lot crop 1ashows, year, them as "the ultimate "Happy Days" about Mork observation: NEW YORK(UPI) — April is when 149 Pilots were produced. present vampires an orbiting mter. minority.- In this one, it's a from the planet Ork? "The over-all scope of sub- planetary motel-saloon. the cruelest month for televi- Only 21 new shows made the dog's life. There's no question that jects (with a few obvious exsion producers — it's the 19M79 fall schedules, and only The kid themes appear "Dudley Tuttle" proposes a comedy formats predominate ceptions) appears more se. traditional time for. the net- a third of those now remain. comedy-fantasy about a 12- inprogram thinking, as Dancer lective and of slightly higher particularly strong. That's be. works to announce their fail Some of the proposed new year-old boy who — thanks to a Fitzgerald Sample, a major caliber than last yep-'s crop." cause kid power has made it schedulelli. shows are Pretty wild. For magic pyramid he gets for his Madison Many pilots are comm instance: whday comm un icates with agency, makes clear m is Mone few are th en. program ho urs of new who controls the television dial The Selber ot Nebra King T. of prime time. And annual survey by its network shows a week next fall, whil at the " would work a This year mo than 120 pilots sitcom If those three 5)llOpSes sound television program departe It Is the convention al wisdom S will open up ½ hours for and projects have been in the around a Jewish pioneer famil thin wi y like Hollywood has finally ment. the television industry rks, and they are competing setthng on the plains new shows. in the turned o the cracker facto that the network th at starts the The repo on the l90 to fill about 25 hours of new 1850s. of the Pacific, don't be hasty. television season, written by evening with the most viewers NBC, the network with h KWIM time that the networks "The Dog Family,, would Put How many television experts DFS television programing vice biggest rating problem, also winds up the evening with th will make a vailable. human actors Into dog would have thougM the hit of president Phil Burroll, offers been dabbling with "e ent most viewers. programing" for the la couple Some familiar characters of years and has fewer series on the air than its rivals. Since Will appear in new SurrOUn- 0000 MORNING ANERI. AYS(R) 11:30 (2) TONIGHT Host: Johnny South won the trick In his Carson. Guests: Buddy Hack. hand with the king and led Ott. Mal Tillie. Ron Liebman, his Jack of hearts. which he 0 A Q 7 62 Lola Falana. overtook with Q East n with the ace @ THE NEWLYWED GAME •K and returned art, which — S AOCICFORD FILES Rockford tries to return $500,000 declarerwonwlththequeen. Vulnerable: East-West SICIOn from an oil company by Declarer then made the play Dealer: North III nOw-rillIpOntant person. that had West shlaking his OPOUCE WOMAN Popper West North Fast sout.% head, although It really was 90114 after a dirug ring responsiquite obvious. Pass Pass 10 bIO for the death of a young Pass 3• Pass 4 Declarer led the ace of gin. Pass Pass Pass spades, dropping the king 12:00 and claimed the contract. (1) 810 VALLEY Audra is Opening lead: 410 South know West had to have attracted to a lad speculator the king of spades. East had who Is comm"D to profit from passed In second paidtion ____________________ By Ofw&ld J&c*by am Alan SaW U Fall'stasf 0.00 THE D SECRET OF HARVEST HOME SuPnatur occurrences compel writer to learn the secret behind the strange Influence a widow has or the people of his community. (Part 2 of 2) (R) . N1s 130 • ____ "'" Derek Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, March 2e, 1979-76 John Gielgud, Jon SOUTH odw guy 0 It" Finch, Charles Gray. Dame Wendy Hiller and Mary Morris are featured in Shakespeare's "sad stories of The death of and had shown u with two acesandaking. ecouldnot CANCZR—(Jme eA K 0 WHAT II ( t iublt'4'o1- to d*,4 PTION! NICE OF YOU TO VVffMEMSIER MY 919TH- 8 4 • A K 65 and IT WAS AWFUL LY EAST • 10987 Take poslUvilit actim on MY 19) Your meliffial "pods we financial hunches You got emptlionally promising today., today- T111111111 111116 voice W" IS Be wilift to tab pod In Any IWItIffi! 6WAC1001 # runs away from home to with the penniless Poet Tom forbade h to see. an uncomfortable guess. Instead East made a passive diamond return Into for each to YOU a delightful person to be our JEMI W'(Ma 21-June 20) _______________ C 'I # 9873 You may start the day off lucky for you today. Make we allightly in The dilimplis, but good you have a buddy sharing most news will quickly tam this of your activitim You' ll put about and Puts some extra "together several winning NO. WEST ' 4 10652 City Station, 10019. be fun. Be 5UT to specify SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Dec. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) Parthera are exceptionally ___ 0 AQ " SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) Latter. Mall $1 A*o-Graph, P.O. Box 40 around today. Others will want to sham in your day. It should Radio N.Y. A 1017. 504AMAS? BROTHERS AND 8 RS Zlpperrescuesa lovable ChPanzeede$linedfo,afata, research Operation. 4)0 EDWARD THE KING King At Lest Queen Victoria dles and. at 60 years of age, Edward finally becomes King. 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Joanle Jacobi, Sir FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (M NEWS 8.00 PLAYS "Richard 1:25 (1) TOO LEHRER Price. DICK CAVEIT Guest: Mi. West's 6pening lead excellent, and East took the first two tricks with the aceking. At trick three dEut should have returned trump, putting South in th: position of having to make NORTh 3.28 • J ioa 54 K 632 Your positive attitude makes for your new Astro-Graph , ~ ,AAAY WE VIPEO TAPE RECORPER? ( of A NEW STEO? NO.' I manner have to act on it. visible to youIn at afirst. Find not out meer . 23-Nov. fl) your corner some strings MORNING AMER GOOD sloe .7 UgMy 7.00 (2) 0 TODAY 0FRIDAY MORNING ' 7:30 WIN AT BRIDGE on to Y today out to be extremely 6:55 U GOOD MORNING a0RIDA HI NEIGHBOR LIARS CL ® FAMILY FEUD 0 DANCE FEVER 0 BEAUTY SHOW OL BURNEfl AND FRIENDS Guest: Vincent Howie Schneider F Ak)t) MADE ME. GIVE 5C'AE GIN 6R*E IQ 30K MIMS ARE CIZ7TIN6 WRO66WIS, REPORT m way that the little balanct sensations of movement. I' sure this is what you mean canals can go awryand CUI( when you ask why it makes a difficulties. If you have rid an nose person so drunk. Now, there are a number of 1 throat specialist, you jrobaW different factors related to why sho'ild. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL DEAF JOKERIS ! %ILD MACNEIL I I 58 O-LIH - AND WERE ARE, THE SIX ANSWERS., VERY SERS SIX TIMES! 7' T 48 5 VTMISSGUN. WELL, MOO", OW ARE - 45 6:47 8 EVERYBoors Bush O 112 ThECRSW8 This is where the balance vibrations are canals am located. They are transmitted to nerves that 10 three semicircular canals that to the brain. This are positioned perpendicular to possible for your brain eachother.Theyarefffledwith receive and understand t fluid. sounds your ceive. Thi ear Whenever you move your hearing P81t head from side to side, the fluid necessarily affected at th( shifts just like the fluid and same time that the litth bubble does In a carpenter's semicircular canals are funo level. The shifting fluid toning Improperly. stimulates nerve receptors that medical disorders, though, bet relay ows syst S W your brandkn at the same time. position of your These three little canals am inflammation of the littif called the labyrinth. They are semicircular canal can folio, very important to your balance any respiratory!nfection. Tho never they are mechanism, can also function improperl3 Inflarned, it is called la thitits. When eygetinflaned because of an Increased ac OTYOu have labyrinUs You cumulation of fluid InSi is more than om my feel dizzy or have 'false canal. Sothera 33 32 10 SESAME STREET °° TIC TAO DOUGH MOORE Lou finds that a secret lbve is a hard thing to keep secret after he takes in a flgthJAnn part ear 29 9)KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS NESS brane, or just beyond the middle chamber, is the inner snail) where aie;: - 27 28 - • hI transmIt sound. contains the rest of Th ere Is a conic mechanism. Beyond the intern of (like the shell al mem shaped tube 19 31 - -- - 30 34 13 15 14 2O 21 _______ 15I%-FMK P - by Art ansom MlIRMIS W"M 12 11 "as illusion eon 630 (1) PORTER WAGONER 6:30 (1) 111 NBC NEWS GD 0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS Works N efwotk&Vie, Ear KERBARREL NOT FOR 8 WO9 aEH ONLY JQD0OaZNEWS Frs EVERYBOOrs BUSI. NESS l SUCh cases N three compartments. The outer motion." ot al of caused by InflammatIon ear uisr y ue can They C canals. __ al that balance ur stick the tip of yo you finger into. It ends in a blind related to socket which is the eardrum. brain, usually due to cir. or even due to fault3 The middle ear is the signals from nerves the re cham ber just behind the ear- of your body. These Othel drum and is a small, hollow nerves are position sense cavity with the eardrum at one nerves that tell YOU where YOW side and a similar membrane at feet are and all the other in the opposite side. Inside this foUon about body position middle ear chamber are the th e little ear bones used to Not the ernal ear area alI( 50 School group (abbr 40 R otund 0 is divided backwards 13 Snaky letter 18 Day of week Lamb Your ear a DEAR READK 120 Pilots In The YD2? 800 to explain what it is and why it makes a person so drunk. It I knew,I would be more careful. Is It firmn a oDid? abbf) 44 Wapiti PL EVENING Dr. ? Could it in caused b the teeth? No one new to be able 9 (abbr) ) 25 - T __._ causes earhectIon is andw - 27 Embark 8 Bewildered 28 Diminutive suf. 46 Empty 47 Glazes 9 Craving 32 Laudanum Dandelion 34 Group of ten 11 Reversal 48 Sadist 12 Gum trees 35 Puck Marquis de stitches 30 Reprobate WE'RE ALL WAY AHEAP NEV OF HER AND WE'VE NEVER HAP ONE CLAS ( 5 teacher 27 Fasten with by Mort Walker YOU WEARINC Genetic material 6 loud noise 7 Atoll 26 Samuel's F-1 • TV HIGHLIGHTS Go A!!Y Can I! BEETLE BAILEY V Canals __1twecy JFr) -------- WY ARE Balance Answer to Previous Puzzle Two's ft _ rwE'S le -- Wednesday, March 2e, 1979 • - •, ....j• • . •. - '. - . -• :•- . - . • - -. CM 'U CAN LL WEMIESDAY 89 I £ LJ NOW you can enjoy the best of two delicious Wodds on one P LPtAZAT1 All- Pb M £ snows F=1 POCKI I IN nXiSSFAW41i" IN MYRWI me= (LIMPIP LIZARP, IN UE k WRISTi-MOFM 15 NO HAMSTRIN& H"GfDimu. MY ft j 1 KAM 7;X 90 69 COMPLETE DINMEn INCLUDES: 3pe=txinry*ppWj,.8d 91" Mil Maw NXI2 hol 'v" .- 1i_I. - .. 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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 .' � 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, March 28, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 28, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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SUNDAY EDITION TI list Year, No. 150—Sunday. February 11, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 25 Cents - hool BusoCar Crash Kills Winter springs Woman 0 - ..., -.. -. . ,_ a, I... 4• *. e&e '*4*4•• f.'I- .• --t' -- I - - I •. - * A Lcagwuod woman remains oral huipital today with mnhtlpI, Ij - , accident occurred about 2:30 p.m. Friday In a rural, Wi- Services dispatched a helicopter, three ambulances and one 17 children transported to two hospitals, but spokesmen with dysjoped area of Cape Coral, Just west of Ft Myers - In Lee emergency rescue vehicle to the scene a spokesman with that those hospitals said the children were treated In the emergency organization said, _ rooms for minor cuts and other minor injuries, than released. The dead women was d n e Cap Coral Police said Mrs. Fleming's car have gone of When the first ambulance arrived, the dispatcher said, the None of the children sustained broken bones as was earlier In the cor driven by herd— tlwo4h the latersedlon without stopping, and was rammed driver radioed that there was one person dead and only one other believed and reported, the hospital spokesmen said. brds I)3 [pnd, 'b bus injured. "However, the driver radioed beck a short time later to of hi 56 Cape Coral Police said they had no additional Information, and p ranging in , pc4j salt Mrs. say one .1 the school children aletily evacuated the bus and no ages or addresses were available for the two women. Report's age from to 13, and altho4h flljg is In the Intensive care unit at Cape Coral Hospital, a walked all of the children to an area about a block away In case indicated Mrs. Fleming's family however, was en route to Cape as,sial of the children were traorted to 10 hospitals after the - city of 3$$O; listed in critical but stable condition, with multiple there was an ezpboslon," the dispatcher said. sp eresh, noes uttered ui in j üjwis, Coral from Longwood today. to h09,ItaI Injuries, aorording to hospital spi*tn.n. The dispatcher said alter that message was received, the , 'in. The bus driver driveralso sa v was minJ ei,Poii poll"d. charges were filed, but police added they may be when the i Soon the collision, collision, the Lee County Emergency Medical remaining ambulances were dispatched to the scene. There wereNoinuantvi in In may I e tifi d BusimssNum&er 23 grarwd the I day 4PI'!i '14AW4th ruX1 fl !JLIa IL V f£ j L' Guard Pay Clash? H QtYM1flSISFW.E.Knowles wWr'n'-Idto the Ssaford Cky O'es Monday nigid tft m*horlzs full payment of totwo city employees for time they were away from their dtyjohoon Florida National U Ousrddidy,ur.qujredby stt. law. city for ysers, Knowles S1d,hN been yh4 Its uD. ploy.0 who serve In the 0v7rweorthsNstisnal Guard the difference between thsirrogulwellywagesaWths csanp.nuiton they receive from the state or federal 1\ -' IF 1k / IIL1tn:;M/ ir,y 1/1/111 "f /il, I7TT7ThZ — '-I • - L.III — a • ___ 33 DI. VA IF's ISIS I 5OO,OOO.00 in inventory must go at some price to SUITES somebody! Everything must go to the bare walls, every item, every piece of equipment including desks,. 244 hand trucks, dollies and delivery truck. Bring your car, HIDM BEDS truck, wagon, U-haul, cash; check, money order, credit 114 cards . ,FIRST FIRST C FIRST SERVED ! : • 4 The ONE" couniselon hes fewm"dwl=i"CMO h iw C TENT AND IN THE STORE! THE BARE WALLS MUST an ll g WU \SwI bd M ,. TEHRAN, Ira(UPI) — tilgM" one diplomatic ob to shoot on sight raced through dre,ts full of blood and charred - bonfires, burning tires and tactics they have learned downtown headquarters of the ____I of the Irani mi . server sit Tehran firing at mobs of bodies, the burning wrecks of rubbish In the streets. so &ancbea The city during the past 15 months of army supreme command. E Imperial troops backed demonstrators. dosens of cars, trucks, am- gradually was covered with a urban guerrilla warfare. They Trucks with loudspeakers for tIi tIM time today by tanks and helicopter gun. plyforthe Ayatollah Ruhollah bulaices and tanks and hadlly thick cloudofdliy black imolce. scattered as army patrols raced through the capital ______ traba. he of dsmosatrators ships wars to control Khomeini, leader of the constructed sandbagged Hundreds of troops issued approached, then hurled mob- broadcasting Khomeini's me . eppi tIlled the streets of . throughout Iran's bunkers manned by tese-age double supplies of ammunition toy cocktails at the soldiers or sage to his faithful followers: of 14 of tirmoll, protaiters. Bob FnNCh calling 00 poured out of the Lavisan fired with rifles from concealed day on the streets. wboftredMosiinsthsy saw. rvoftom. Tiliren was a bloody 0 dhisaupport.rsto Ignore t° ____ !e."ve Prime Minister Shahpour barracks to carry out the positions. me leader of Khomeini's An Ameriom reporter was b'1II'*Id i$ of IiIfl the curfew. Tens of thousands U' said he would further VverwHat shonilght The mobs chopped up trees "provisional -'I among N people reported seemed to be on the verge of of men women and children estend the 1*34 heir curfew II orders, and gunfire erupted and ripped Iron stanchions, Meld Bazargan,government," declared the y,,1 Salary st Another * people were IWJ.scsje civil war. thu, be was on'' on poured Into the streets — 5et the d.moairatlons did not end. across the city within minutes. lamp posts and anything curfew order was illegal. The 4 .final the final ' r" rem" Curfew heirs were ezteidsd, hag the stags for further bloody He threatened a total 34-hour In several areas the demon. moveable from the streets to ayatollah, who advised his comsity tot was certain be and minutes after the ban on all confroigatlon. i}i1rs ban on all movements. no osd to strators returned the soldiers' construct barricades. One of followers to be "patient and moven-4a hog at 430p.m. After daylong rivinbig bathes As rd& fall In Tdwoei, the firs, the largest bonfires In the city careful," said he expected - • IeeUNVOSD,PngsM t "It's got to be rs (Ia.m. EST) troops with orders the cltya$reidywuucarredby protesters lit thousands f The demonatrMo used the burned near the luxurious another attack tonight. Z •, aos Eru ts In Ira n* 60 Are Reported K''I lled !.h!!aL VVUI -___' 001 * ad Fft ii Knowles said the city bswd about the atMs law which — the dual payment and Oly Atterney Vernon Miss the city i opinion onthet law a week to 10 days ago. nc----d the -• appr*Ve — to the two city em ptpysss," the mager salt Is b do hewu,sr, they wlU be" to mob s request; for the messy," he said. In the mIm,, Knowles UK he will recommend the city join with the county momleftloseeklagropedol the elms law passed in the an's whien requires dual 111111013 NDISE ON DISPLAY IN THE BIG CIRC * EVERYTHING10 The . • numb M#w. •- He's Philosophical About • - i'-:- It - •• •• •••• • -, .• •.:•,• • - -• .• - asks , Human Services Director: I;' -.-• $I-11L L - -• - - • must make 1141 - -. • • ' -- - es s-'-. aV ' aL•wis ii fl1DAt !T 1 - •' Wk. I I - h 'l 0 - -• UT P"P -. S*S. wrnthy - i(kr WW W" - •: pwpsis •• -. , Is sims ...d - - .s.TIOY ID - - -;_-. -•1n,- ' 1 •: - • -: 0 -- - r-1---Lu---- • - - • .. •S.• • 1- • iluuUIiffWritsr what can be accomplished tarveatlon. Curvently We CAN whether the program Is needed department. At the tins abs Troy Todd, the cuvnty's through funding, There jest is (a suicide prevention and and whether it has community said Todd was trying to make dliedor of homes services Is, not that much money availN, oonaMation agency) is being support It may well be that medical and social decisions poejisps,the àod cietreveulal to fimd everything. oof"erod for reduced funds," one program edges out another. when he has no medical or depiitlDSM head in the. "I must, hUlks recom. bsait • We give the most worthy soclal service tr'Iiiliit ttiy'sibuipky. máiieftgas esetrary to the Todd said the general programs what they need to BUtTpddssyshisjobdsesnot Hebabseand the wles of a tomber of psopls ' - p fir coy festhug provide service. We require medical or seclal from viriess Ibm ether peograms with *4 W IIIde what was fdsd l the requested finding from training orexperience. "My job social IUviCI ar"m by mtl lodhy purpsees hove to p. Other crItas he said, Is agencies and simply atop where Is one of mnanagnii4," he r.csiome csaiy cemsahed.Ig4brabefrgm whether currently leaded wearsontht list when werun said, adding, Once you for cutM. prwoms, dues' theM m.jorltydnegmuvs agencies have proven if. out of money," he salt develop expertise - Is ding for ethers aid es funding strokes from these esposiag facilvenees ii thir. p, management,=!ament *em, In the pod RVSrJ for Mill mer • certM. c.uaee' Todd ai& whether it hes domoairM.d it Todd was embroiled In con. principles are Bat he lies tb. critki The pesai if Hunal Insenlnpespls,Ilágs boris- troverly when PubUc Health "I was trained Is pflnopMiy, $ur,$cu includes Mx dirod tIde met "With management for 30 yesrs ad eiI funkDirector or Dr. HamIda - Ba "Social urvics -i by their county divisions ladsdIaq it is IciI era sew prom resigned, saying she could notths bodied a IM IVIIII&dII w W 016n 04*090nN bseaess vdaii mnices, manpower to hooch W. IWd said wOrk with Todd and b"lM.d be inventory for an aircraft On we n essay seal ppqb, ado the federally feadid 'Wege over n wMk a was Interfering In her medical irraon which bed * pfl$u M up a each Mdi," Tdd Cii*uuIn fle,aod In the orp.thll I in aid. • . 11-ijr'g Act (CXTA);csody rPo"Nttirrn. • ample Is wdbn. weft lb. "ed" • people and the equipment. ivaav • '1re are siam pups who ad r- t4'ii ,iMes ad -• Be1sreU*igIaiIMchsd • -- . : 4lf f -my misagimiat sipeelinas to ywesOtbire, who ars as if the AN is nd t.Lamb .......•..•.. .•.41 proclremuatadeds er geveemeod -'ietrMl ml cusmumity . • 41 Herameps 41 110 iiflHç amusly. :1_sd s se In seivico alhs esli .....IS -....... .... .......4A "Just bolero jolalag ft - •-. jLvu•......•.... I" county, I completed my "Apsi4 M my t$.iWi"'uP'.,thrn Opals..................... NA 'nodwadugr.jjmmMpewd bebdeen do POW if . - ii ..• •. . .... ).A leoTlO?, Psgs*A -. .: -- - m -. veai, hi the -. .--•I, Of Wrath? ft DOWNA ISMsomereasonable expectation of board has Its crisis In- fine tooth comb, considering operation of the health • - - • The , -: • : - 4 - • --- -•------- -----------..-.--•------- -- --- "------- --- ---------------- - - - - :---"-'- �2A—Evening --------------- Herald, Sanford, Fl. FLORIDA IN BRIEF [ Land Purchase Review Finds No Wrongdoing TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Acting Department of Natural Resources Director Jay Landers says he has reviewed some of the land purchase projects being investigated by the FBI and has found no evidence of"intentional wrongdoing" on the part of the staff. In every instance, says Landers, the state got full value for its money. Landers was named to run the department after the governor and cabinet suspended Director Harmon Shields, reportedly the target of an FBI probe of alleged payoffs in the $240 million land acquisition program. Shields has denied any wrongdoing and no charges have been filed in the probe. Childers Denies Deals Made TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - Pensacola Sen. W.D. Childers says he didn't promise committee chairmanships to win the 1981-82 Senate presidency, but other senators say he did. *lPfl public should know I made no commitments or promises to anyone as I sought the presidency," Childers said Friday. Several Senate sources told UP! Thursday Childers agreed to give powerful chairmanships to leaders of the moderate Democrats to get their block of votes. Legal Advisor Irks Lawyers No End Seen In Court Fight WORLD Hassle Keeps Sanford Motel Closed Time has passed, but little has changed for the Cavalier Motel, located on U.S. 17-02 just south of Airport Boulevard In Sanford. ne modular structure sits today as It has for about four years -silent and empty. Fred Ellinor, Ds$ona BUth owner of the structure, today dilmi the motel Is soentangled In legal controversy he cannot keep track. The motel Is madeup of modular construction manufactured In Georgia and shipped to Sanford for assembly, according to William Hutchinson, Ellinor's legal counsel. The Cavalier's problem began with the ptalab materials Though Ineded in Georgia, the modules do not allow enough fire protection to meet Florida requirements, according to Bill Bracelmid, Sanford Building Inspector. Ellimr dosed the motel in October lTh after an Inspection firm he hired discovered the mealn did not meet Mate standards, according to BracelancL In Florida, such modular units must be constructed so that a fire orignating in one unit would born for one hour before spreading to an adjoining unit, said Braceland. Following closing of the structure, Atlantic National ___ of ___ carrier for the motel, filed mdi to foreclose on the motel, ac cording to Rotctdsosi. H%IUthIJOII has trying t an while sorting through the legal combl___ J. B. Steelman Realty has exclusive rights to sell the propeity, but has been un successful to date. Several Ptlel have Indicated kdireot In the motel, according to a Steelman spokesman. HOWIM. none have come ic with the money to buy the facility. Until someone dosi the Cavalier will Mend vacant WflIdat the INida that have 510Wfl W around It. Stepping I' CAVALIER MOTEL-FOR THREE YEARS SILENT AND EMPTY Arrest Made In Threat On Carte F'1'11s Key Post Shuffle Funds Sought CAPE CANAVERAL (UP!) - Rep. Don Fuqua, D-Fla., said Friday that prospects are good that Congress will approve a $185 million supplemental budget request to help the space shuttle program meet Its flight schedules. NASA currently has a $4.7 billion budget, of which $1.8 billion is allocated for the space igjie shuttle. Extra funds are needed for ___ Wing and flight hardware. There have lug numerous problems with the engines that will be used by the orbiter. The first space shuttle flight is scheduled Nov. 9 from Cape Canaveral. _ I JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia (UP!)- Defense Secretary Harold Brown arrived in Riyadh today on what was seen as a confidence'building mission in the Middle East amid continuing unrest in Iran. Brown, on a Middle East tour which will also take him to Jordan, Egypt and Israel, was welcomed at Riyadha airport by Saudi Arabian Defense Minister Prince Sultan ben Abdul Aziz and top army officers. Italy's Epidemic Easing ONAL ROAM : , si Al r. Kiss Avenue, 101W9 reputed na tusk a comets am Mib, yajgg4 iva.th, at $300 Sw her AM in_ uday, 41111111ft to an s repu fA guardsmen or reservists. "If there Is a problem - to ____ h ToS.bsrs...hIos.you me.Nàythen through the Perry Ray, T i tusv i lle Etekial Dingle Jr. .. - - ----- T r1&__"IF____________ - 4 , . - ... _ S . 6.35 , - -- -- 2i . I .. / . . -2 laths . . •''L' . .L. ' 1 111cm., ". ......,... I "Mom 'H w" L".1ar 1 3 31 MIII,, 4S4OWcolonIal,wy.50welt Sale 50.75 MIII 8 1 Z: homes bulltonyour Sale property to any stage of finish from the sI11 up to 90% con'iplete. 143.75 Distinctive soft side luggage of wipe-clean durable vinyl. Flexible side panels so that extra item fits. Cushioned handles and steel frames. Sea blue, sun gold, palomino, chinchilla. Sale 50.75 Reg. 72.50, 26"pullman Sale 43.75 Reg. 62.50, 24" pullman Sale 36.75 Reg. 52.50, 22" carry-on Sale 29.75 Reg. 42.50, shoulder tote Sale 54.25 Reg. 77.50. men's 2-suiter Sale 38.50 Reg. $55, car bag Sale prices itfective Ibreugli Sat., Feb. 17. Get complete informatIon and cost of building on your propcity. We want you to know about the Jim Walter way of building. We want you to see the homes we build.. to till you about the money saving options offered to you. We want you to know first hand, you r cost... what your monthly mortgage pay ments would be to build any one of the more than twenty models on your property to whatever stage of cornpletion you desire. We want you to have the facts,,, all the facts about building the Jim Wafter way. Call, stop by or send the coupon to our nearest display park. HOMES PH: 25IN1 Sale $4 'I _ 91/in . r • I.'. tdrooms ' / Sale $45 . 1. Up, up and awayl This has been the story of advantage you'll have when you choose Jim mortgage financing. The cost has soared,.. Walter as your builder. You can have and the higher the cost, the less available house for less money than you ever dreamed mortgage money has become. In some areas, possible. Hero's how. To begin with you'll find 'finding mortgage financing is like looking for our prices are low for any of the more than twenty homes offered. But then you can ADD the proverbial needle in a haystack BONUS SAVINGS BY DOING SOME OR ALL This Is one problem you won't have when Jim OF THE INSIDE FINISHING WORK. Do it yourWalter builds your new home. We'll supply selfi Do as much as you want! The more mortgage financing for our customers to do the more money you'll save! We'll build to qualified property owner. And the service is almost any degree of completion from INSTANT.. usually a matter of a day or two shell home to 90% finished. So, build the credit approval, Instead of the usual weeks Jim Walter up way. You'll have mortgage finanand weeks or even months. clng and a beautiful new home at the lowest But instant mortgage financing is not the only possible price, 5,. , 9 6 .35 ifLi [LI IL I . Sale , ORLANDOFL3uos P.0. BOX 15137 Phi Hill Station -- T fl I - Durable molded one-piece shell for lightweight dependability. Waterproof, washable vinyl covering. Cushioned steel handles and smooth action spingsslo:ks. Palomino. Sale 25-80 l 32226111 to $3O off American Tour'ister molded or softs'lde luggage. $11 Sale 73.10 Reg. 97.50, men's 3-suiter Sale 41.25 Reg. $55, club bag CALL p you are. Or we'll refund your money, whichever you prefer. Sanford and Winter Park, - Sale 36.75 . Sale 29.75 rFREE FULL-COLOR CATALOG! JIM WALTII HOMIS ima te amwasim I would like to have mets inf*r.oiion end the cost of busldg on my piopetty. I .mdstslsrid iii,. would U *tie loctshssofcho,. • U aooaiss____________________________ vyoad *at a.0H4kW. We'll return your film on the date promised, or we'll give you a free roll of JCPenney Film, You must love your prints. If, for any reason at all, you're not satisfied with your prints, we'll reprint them until Sale 33.75 Reg. $45, handle tole Sale $45 Reg. $75, 22" carry-on Sale 69.35 Reg. 92.50, men's lowvAloiewsow lhskib ___ • P nun nna 'n houn n ,r,nu nd flAt ''. We must deliver on time. - more ToO,Mom idDud.. . Reg. 19c each. Bring in your favorite tole p ' rRIPW I ,' The JCPenney Picture Promise. (Continued From Page IA) ranks to commander when he "I've watched it really co etin et ir ed after mpl g his sprout," he said. "But as long at Rollins College. I consider r du ty at the Orlando as I can find room to stroll and myself a professional tour of Nav Training C en ter. He al can take my car to the grocery manager," Todd said, ined ap the Navy as an store, I' ll be happy. Todd, mar ried and the father jo when he was prentice seaman lie loves to play tennis, bo wl of three chidlren, has his home and "gin" around the house north of SR 436 and 1-4. He was 17-years-old. When he bought his home mowing the lawn and tr'Immlng born and reared in the Appalachian section of Ken- north of 1.4 and SR 436 In 1970 shrubs — "keeping things lucky eastern Kentucky near there were about three homes spruced up. "And my Job is my hobby, Pikesvllle. 'it was even poorer lit his neighborhood and parts of too," he said. there w hen I was growin g up SR 436 were only two lane. than it is today. I grew up believing there was only one pe rson who would meet my needs me and my Family — Joyce E. Farr February and If at all possible people Alien K. Forrest ADMISSIONS should take care of their own Sanford: Brenda Hoaks Anne K. Klein needs. I have pursued that iiP Bradley Cheryl Stokes Murielda Cain belief vigorously. Alberta Toilver Elise Hagman, Deflary "My priority is the elderly Tatoya Vickers Jacquelyn S. Rausch, DeLand Luia Bell Wheeler and their needs. They have Homer R. Lenhart, Enterprise Charles N. Clark, Deflary Joseph L Eskew, New Smyrna contributed to the society as Edward F Conley, DeBary long as they could. If any group Bch. Delia Smith, Deeary Clayton Marshall, Orange CI , Clifton Stafford, DeBary should be taken care of by Tammy Hemingway, Sue George Morgan, DeLand public programs, it is the Sorrento Mary Fox, Deltona Herman Strunk, Hamilton, Ohio elderly," Todd said. Chad Fowler. Lake Mary DISCHARGES Harold Jones, Orange City Todd served 30 years in the Sanford: problem when Walter bullds! WE DO IT RIGHT! ThA U - UW - EwllInDr — w__•___. lIøiiiILrI Special 6 for 99c blue. gold, red. THIS YEAR SEND Pr - negatives or slides and get reprints so - ...Troy Todd no THROUGH. THE CLASSIFIED PAGE OF or slides. Sale $45 Reg. $60, 21" weekender Sale 69.35 Reg. 92.50, 27" pullman Sale 61.85 Reg. 82,50. 24" pullman Sale $45 Reg. $60, train case Sal. 25.50, Reg. $43. shoulder MADISON b from your negatives '..' U.S. Navy, rising r,/Y VIInle rIplJtJdi4 bribe o Box 28$, Sanford, reporteddo C111111114111b it csmj .ornm took the tVY end 8cheollMeWrdayer.arIy young. teg"'it frem he ear Thursday and emptied the while It m phod it TWO ccgdrof a r*fgirder em the Middle School on Band Las floor, according to pollee Road. Thursday, according to rupt IbNIWI reports. • The vandals entered the IZ$TOL4 fflabygtkwa Tam Hall, 40, MaItlaad, winw In e nit ream in e __ of the reported semen, took a northwest eerier bicycle, valued it $, from hi catutenis t'- accur to hens in Sooth $"4, C.ity Color- prints extras to put in letters, cards; tack on bulletin boards. - ••,-I-r 0.11,43, Pod Cmos Sink A Dslaacey, 31,1111 WIT___ 3 Park Ave., 1etd, reputed Jms OenIa,$l,Apa,uhu1 assmoine tea bor hft WWI it 73 !I'O Girds', i* was parbedingvngs tiØ a i.ia., $urd, lasso Siuferd, repented Valied it tilSVInIiU5 0 kmcsrdingtopi&s__ repartod WEATHER ____ awit, se ce" __ shoot In c en labiM his home r.s tea. N _________ WInN4my eaty lid.y, or accue to p,&L from a table in her 3M. he, U; shy 10i e,u j1J1 p, .. wh.,1's a, Si; T to _ amstrls prissire, lu; MO31AY ULOSIIOI4 .WIen N psiesoti Lon Dupsom 113 A Wick som 14-- 10 a ___ dw doer of a Mm ____ _ cssdract$ss at 111111111110f $01 T h um.. lil W& Put C1111111111110111111 ,, in The om Is s1 F* u---$pa.,hels*s.a, krillip !- d 10 . NM se am $31 pa j $31 a $11 11 NOW. we — to Im 0. — as* 6 M O pa.,lowLN&a.,li$pa. ." W ij ry, WlM.r Park, acesrdiag to Ewaluup IfrM _uss aisusi iwdey,FnWy 11, 10116-Vat. 71 No. III rurtul 014W .me klift. ~ IskVillow W The Maa.sisie $. Poo& *VS.• IMN!& PM earl. • ai CàS 01100118110 PW 10 $0J4 PiSIWS 1111 1010100 1111011111110o 111 WOOL 1668041 Naft US$ 641100111111% 111116,11111 YW* SN.* W Mot Ws* NCSPN, Afteft U.ea,o 1.flt Nell, Veer. the National Guard, Sgt. county can justify denying Hinckley said the Incentive to these citizens their rights as the city denying any rights HOSPITAL NOTES NAPLES, laly (UPI)- Health officials say the dark disease" that has killed 61 babies appears to be stabilized and its cause may be a respiratory virus aggravated by unsanitary slum conditions. The latest victim of the disease-which has killed 31 babies in the past month alone and 30 others in the previous 11 months was 1-yearold Sara Barone, who died Thursday. (See Nation Brief, 4A) according to Sanford police stkhrat lbs defmdits wars named U Michael Hilt. Swan. BAD OU John B. Cross, 2$, $14 Cotswell, ____ and Teal and Magnolla Avenue, Sanford, Jil&5 Ania.. All the _____ bistd ef reported simm pit send In ofbis cost Wilk it INd$ef Nor WarIGalore, tile was paheitim bonne Ida bm,ilsonamedsaadatmThursday or early Friday, b rifusid $0 1}*flullbII4 accordina to neMos. Thursday, according reposts. provided by state law to ___ __ ___ Tbecorwasportwontboki Shoot 4:30 pat. Friday, ac10 Inlor Mrs. s. RUngiby p, nd Was learned to be mbft about 7 PJL uwrs DUIIOYICD Vandals uprooted and dedroysdaboit $311 In pi it the Carefree F$or, 331 South French Avenue, Seiford, sometime Friday according to p Mac McAMim, , t, florist Shop reported the 6mv to pills.. rvui ruus established In the World War II retention," he said. era, as an inducement to join "I cannot see how the city and Legal War . h - Earlier this week, Staff Sgt. Meanwhile, Sanford City "Part of the credit for this Keith V. Hinckley of the Florida distinction must go to the fact Commissioner Julian Sten. National Guard, Co. B-2-2124th that the state of Florida strom, in a letter he submitted Infantry, Sanford, in a letter to strongly supports their national for publication responding to the editor published in the guard. the Hinckley letter, pointed out Evening Herald, criticized both "To arbitrarily deny or he has been a city cornthe county commission and the overlook this law (as the city of missioner for more than eight city of Sanford for their failure Sanford and Seminole County years and does not recall to abide by the state law, has done) Is a very negative anyone ever appearing before Noting the law was factor for recruiting and the commission to discuss Longwood Residents Sued _ ___ up Border War Brown Tours Middle East Arts Council Valerie ____ Sihigiby, sales clerk With Joe Creamous aidomobile dealership, 3700 U.S. 1743, reported someone Mole a 117$ Qievrolit, valued it $5,000 from the dealership's used car lit lit. FId.: aôrdIni ho join the Guard is Justified in defined by state law and volving the city of Sanford respect for the Guard. On Nov. Stenstrom said. "I've had more times just as it was In reinforced by several court complying with a Florida 24,1940, not one but three guard than a dozen years of combined stand with its policy of paying WWII period, cases and attorney general statute I suggest he bring it to units left Sanford when the 31st guard and reserve service the employee the difference In He said reserve forces are optnlon.s What gives the city the attention of the commission (Dixie) Division was which Included six Years Of full, the county salary he would have low in strength nationwide, and county the right a year active wartime duty, mostly as before ridiculing the federalized more publicly than to deny, received and the military pay while the Florida National overlook and even break city," SteMrom said, before Pearl Harbor. I was a a master sergeant (sergeant, he did recieve for those days he Guard Is the nation's leader In law at their own discretion?" "I, for one, hive a great member of one of those units," major)," Stenstroun said. the served away from his Job on personnel strength at 107 Sgt. Hinckley asked. reserve duty. percent of authorized strength. today's HONG KONG (UP!)- Vietnam charged today that China had stepped up the tension along their border by sending warplanes into its airspace and carrying out 60 border attacks with mortar and artillery that killed six people. The accusation came one day after the Carter administration issued its strongest warning to date against a Chinese invasion of Vietnam and continued Vietnamese occupation of Cambodia. Ann Brookby Named DYMAXMRKnZMN Sanford Consteders Dual Pay Figh t (Continued From Page IA) Vietnam Charges China ñiifu lHln*mnn 7 chain" price fixing scheme In fuel oil sales to the Florida utility in 19Th74. Tauber recalled many deals unrelated to the present case, saying so-called paper deals were both common and legal in the oil Indiatry and oil companies regularly bought and sold among themselves. He said he saw nothing wrong in the 1973 deals with Florida Power. • . N BRIEF Ann Brookbyof Altemonte BuiLthigindowidown8enfort Springs Is the new cultural The position of cultural TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - Can a lay SOfl for the coordLutor Seminole cocilnatorla funded through a charge for dispensing advice and preparing Seminole County CSTA simple divorce papers for people who Council of Arts and Sclaves for (Comprehend,, Eniployme otherwise could not afford an attorney? Central Florida Inc. Training Act) grant., ANN BROOKBY She will be working from 8 Mi. Brookby, who moved to That question will be decided by the am. to Spin., Monday through Altamonte Springs In May of administration and the ails. Florida Supreme Court which on Friday heard breach oftice In lad year from PylvinIa, "Fm very much Into all the oral arguments in the case of the Florida Bar ado 07 at the Atlantic Bank has a diveraifled background In arts, either as an obaervsr or a versis Rosemary Furman. The court is 11 do Mkt She PWW-"M. deciding the case since It handles adand has ,t.d he i i ministrative matters of the Bar. am wua,ias. wie WI UUIUin _ she add do was For several years Ms. Furman, of• U Jacksonville, has helped women draw up the Involved In itula imdic. Um sad _I in dIOIIIW. papers to initiate simple uncontested divorce NEW ORLEANS (UP!)— ONAPRUML 'r "My ot11iat PrInt to c-"w here abs was B*mdieds of policemen, defying proceedings. She charges $50 a crack, far less to not any butter mw t% We enploysd In the amrmdlvs their wcn, to* that the average atto trney. • pI ut ii" iMd 4u11t' artisa W d the P. Vdds i ik t a The Thrta Bar says Ms. Fuiiñan flatS a.,.rasr's Camtlemsi* In a one-day that 8.. EA11J ITOIY, Pegs practicing law without a license and wants iutto,oni'Bilat1oniend On Topi the Supreme Court to keep her from doing so. union as the police meat spokesman Frank w a p.uoimil pram ad bargaining agent. Hayward. UDrICtJIdISJGbsA. cm the easdth.dMrshavs The characters, dsvke.aiidl zolollstrolter Indw imiy1 RIfl.4otlng National Of PubliC Wilfirs. Reed Jr., will hear preliminary been unavaIlable for meL spacecraft used in the popUlar Police petrol I1cWseaIda DSPSI*1fl ' 'Paper Oil Deals Common' IM she was an adThe Guardsmen who streamed Into nianber of omcers failed to company la1ini science fiction film rapiasad a $1 mWh' lawsuit of the city Friday rniIr.ed on report for the n , 7 minlstrator for Monte.orrl Thursday which seeks to manufacture the "Individual artistic upraLon JACKSONVILLE (UP!) - Oil tycoon O.J. ooli. i1014 with about state am., and others who returned radrain four Lapsed pre morsMil*,WM,uccpyrtgt protectable under copyright Tauber of Houston, Tex., told a federal court — JANE CA1 troops called In for traffic to work walked out apin from manufacturing 'Star laws. Exclualvs rights to laws," the suit miIi4aIi jury Friday he made 'paper deal" oil sales to manufacture "Star Wars" The movie, the top money-. Wars" nwocaha. Florida Power Corp., using the services of a ____to dde, earned more Twitleib____ Cy Fox Tim parophirnalla vets acid to mast broker-defendant who got 50 percent cornp., has aibed In its legal ccinpW,s other than those than $0 million in the United. inpIaIM t the owners of owned by the dsfeis, ac Side. and Canada, the adt missions. $5,000 Car Stolen Enterprise 1701 and cording to the ilL said. Fox 4aImi In the alt to Tauber, who estimated his firm's gross be CepyvI vislatione carry have Invested mor, than $10. Wargalactic Tra Income last year at $200 million, testified for ___ Co.,for ___ forced to serrender misdemeanor penalties million In the production of the, the government at the fraud-conspiracy trial deitrection "Star Wars" p''1.bynomon then one movie and another $10 mini,'; of five men charged with operating a "daisy _ ip Dealers From pbitograpbs, toys, battens, year hi jail. In promotion a print cods. ' Sunday, Feb. 1),ifl0—j Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Sunday, Feb. 11, 1'7 • a . U STATS woudg1v,mi ZIP____ T.l,ptisr. (s,aslØhan) pSSSi oil* dIedlss______ JP iJCPennéy. SMIPOSO PLAZA Nvv. ltNalN 55. s$11. *A.M.4 P.M. ss ss iuv lIiNi$ P.M. OSLASOO DOWNTOWN MN. A,S. a.I.s's. mi.. Thu's I NI. 5$ AM-S P.M. P,Iisv $ A.M.4** P.M. WINISS P*U L Ny.IPImNM Mss.e NI, W*.M.4 P.M. a.lv It laM P.M. �I• 4A.EvInhisiNsraW.IrnWmt F f. knay, Feb. It,I7 1010 .. • .. • . Tes ts : • a T tT?f'VI1&t WASHINGTON (UPI) rgiucui Carter has told a group of out-of-town editors protesting farmers will fall In getting Congress or the administration to yield to demands for crop prices at ) percent of iia ritv As Carter .et with editors Friday, S J kS farmers ore a viiaa Agriculture Committee hearing called by acting chairman, Sen. George McGovern, 1)-S.D., to allow the American Agriculture Movement to make its case - LI _____ I A??ROV 1 I 5 5 . . Frbea * phill - Ciii GnesS I— ••• or I approving percent across-the-board the editors quoted the president as ' . . '• . saying. nn VSISMS ii .. • -- M1&Ml MIDDI.ZICHOOL - ATLANTA (UPI) — A mysterious illness that killed 60 Italian infants and infected 4W others may be caused by a viral infection or nrmibly an envorinmental toxin, a federal 6il official said Friday. National Center for Disease Control epidemiologist Dr. William Baine, a specialist rash of infant deaths in Naplesl Italy. He saidt of yin. Is the leading suspect while an environmental poison was the second strongest. possibility. 1 22-Year-old woman from an Amish community in Franklin County, Pa., was stricken by paralytic polio. Dr. Larry Schonberger, a virologist at the Sirickland Troy Glassman SCHOOL "ONCE MOLL natknW Center for Dimse Control here, said Friday over 4,100 persons In Pennsylvania and Maryland had been inmulated alminat the Smith ceSPiiato Thomas Galloway LAKIVIIWMIDOLI - Fran Gordon Patricia Tobin Lee Am Kenm Sonis Walker Janet H$UCK V Wvce Faster Debra F ranklin T11"any Freeman David Goebellbecker a name you sees •. a iauure. WHITMAN AMPLER A aYs I&VOrital Assort TOOTHPASTE &S-ounce tube of toothpaste. -. II & : 9 3.95 Limit I Li , -'- chocolates & confections. mit — 'I 99 . ., -. - Wft % HEARTS Swoft for your ------------------------- '.- That was the compromise decision reached w i 291fests.N.1.69 Sweeftw. Assorted .. w HAMILTON MI WITH I RIP C BRACH'S 12-OUNCE at a two-day hearing Lincks demonstrated his hypnosis technique at the hearing by putting Mrs. Pat Hunley, a part-time instructor,. into -a! four-minute 6 - I ii late Friday by college trustees following 12 viemes. $-OUNCE BRACWS FOIL WRAPPED raln. Bottle 1? 100. :: 1775 , mri.cn.... ASPIRIN TOYS Va rzw ..• 5' Job. 'Wt ov. to - 2-LB. WHITMANe98 popular Manatee Junior College professor, will have to sit out three more months of suspension for demonstrating his talent as a hypnotist on campus but he still retains his Of testimony I ' I-LB. BOXED " rrVIJl • BRADENTON (UPD— Arlie Lincks, a hours C OCOLATE 2.5-oz. sIin. 3 REG. MAKER 4"Brewstes PRICE heati Water. ctwrws Gina HVnWIY DIGna Williams Se"Stmarads IO.fti Clark Jay Houck Greg" Hill age UM health authorities In Ohio, Vermont, New York and Ontario, Canada, had been advised to review 640101,01 Giordano LaDo" Merr"lGlid Marc p.'. 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I 'u' dill nicklos 32-oz ,, Rig 89' Limit 2 / 129 1 I ( a&% BIL è'.ft. ___ s'-. ----- II Limit 3 - - ___ IUUmU.UUI..U....II.. 3W IMI'M1111111110 Us. - ____•. Umht2 CRNI r------------------------.-...- is 8CRlPTOM" DI If A - BARSOAP Facial oft. Lotlan IPEMUTS - AWL THE WUPM BIWW, OR CAU TOLL pagg (30W-Ml CML§Cn. MAIL IlAy"M EXT. link as ling g "Is & touch-ups. insulated travel. JEAGEN • *Uft iW — °" • - ~ALLOWID By "W M 00111INO A NEW SAVINN ACCOUNT AVeMmUNITy PIDIRAL of - • - NisP$odda,thbaoimThience IN aw AFTER GIFTS I FOR 45 God S -- FLAVOR MAW Ti)JP.Tk 1JJII'I'U '00 Stonnis Trip - • ti atOS$1b1. In 1.11---A—All— of- 01111 of *ft* of Vanderbilt'. A FEDERALLY CHA*TIRIDINSTITUTION WITH ACCOUNTS INSURED UPTO$*IIS. PER INSUREDSAVER BY AN AGENCYOP THE U.S GOVT. I SPICE ---rrri—r-- you o - '' •. • it wdwed Un Wed ______ NORTHERN MIST WVMII.1 inswi weam gives as 12 Mt 2 considered a giant of contemporary literature. ' POUNDED 1% - 571 L ~X % Tate 799 died Friday at Vanderbilt k Unive;ity, where he first gained fame in the S.ANGSANDLG6,N _________ cinnamonhasits I fered at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Henry's Roman - S *.t qua, opiraton, conversation or 0 -oz The ris ci... " Limit I9 NASHVILLE (UPD— A man will be o(- fmcw ror*"Iono,rtcti. 1399REM ouhoce it I *OZ. 2ypis. Prim Poet-Critic Tate Dies COMPKkM - I lni SHAMPOO Prown • . CANDYNURTS YW REVLON FLEX Catholic Church for Allen Tate, a poet-cridc sylvewir Irysnt downhill Jury Tampering Prob. 89" Of fraud, asking $1 million in punitive damages, said Marvin Mitchelson. • . - IN HlØvmy P 531-4414 •1*Snads Charles Abernathy Hector Almovda Wayne moll ' r Unique ladles sha,oq with Tuesday to amend the suit to include a count IN DILTONAORANGR CITY ANDOVINDO - MkM% Jamison AwAft SP9410 Tammy SNout R WWII Franklin John Trukock HEATER SHAVER Friday. OPEN TONISHT—APPOINTMINTAVAIU$LI Thins. voun' Mark 0641410 Richard 111161fles . lit St 3224771 AFTER RENATE I° 1.39 although he said he did, her lawyer noted An,ila Thomas Sle1111111411114 Wells Jeffrey o'N.sI Jill lluddent"m next week's trip to MeXICO and gOing 'ON Jonithan Smith 0 9chocolate. d? On those grounds, he will ask the Judge • Nobin Stern AF • - 1 L Marvin it was "half a tank" of love, or maybe just an "idle male promise." To the lawyer for - his former mistress, it was a $1 million fraud. The actor declared under oath, during the - trial of Michelle Triola Marvin's landmark lawsuit against him, that he did not love her, TM WCOME TAX PEOM Lisa Morse Susan Maim Carol Moire Tracy Mini MoUsnia loyd Chanel I THURMONT, MD.(UPI) — Pmldkot and Mrs. Carter for a swwbound weekend at CampVvW,doliq Mmework for Kondricki 1,0111111110 16811010 ' %Vwm. (NALAXYi3sowATr 0 AuIMik I M JIM JERNIGAN C 1 thinksvolunteer Campus Hypnotist Suspended - , can exercises but "collapsed . 'qtit ECKE111D was told by a battalion chief women were tough in the first two days of difficult field ,, S - 1 - commander during the Vietnam War, in comments during a discussion with executives of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin Friday, said he ___________ Tracy Gf.VOVY In additlim, a nuor.atv Susan A& UIomen aflfleu services method 5-10 . Westmoreland, who was the United States' deduction and credit because we want to besureyou paythe smallest legitimatetax. $ another reason we U Yourtaxes... whichever form you use short or long. Sh.IIa Cogburn Liii Wldniy Nits Hernuth Michael Hanley So"omofao crippling disease in the put two days, apoft" ad. . i ht estlon Vdi for Lak1eV1%FVVHonor ftevemalow awyerciainn; stamina for combat We are Income tax specialists. We ask the Federal health o(AnANTA (UPI) ficials have begun massive vaccination two mid-Atlailtic states after a S o en Delicious 0 to week, and authorization for a competition in such things as petitors included seniors 5 and center, chamber of commerce patent the Golden Age arts and crafts, hobbles, card over from several states and building and lakefront. Track Olympics logo has been games, checkers, cribbage and Canada. and field events are held at the 1% date for the Fifth Annual received. The fimflhir logo dancing, as well as the more The Golden Age Olympics Is Seminole High School stadium. Gn Age Oinplcahu been feMirIngabeardedfher time strenuous athletic events. financially in the black now and An ad for Nov. 5-10 and the ad. wearing winged cleated shoes Ribbons and bronze, silver and thanks to promises of spun- ava additional facility will be ilable this year if needed vizory committee is already and carrying a scythe In one gold medals are awarded. acrahip by civic and w who leases and make it --• . t in u 'On main concern Is that merdal organizations will nd and betterthan ever, according has bean embroidered on a the award system remain have to resort to so many oPe11es T t Celery to clinmittee chairman Jim four-Inch patch, Jernigan, conslsteit,"said Jernigan. "In "nickel and dime" type fund- stadium located Melionville Jernlpn. dlirectorofrecrettlon and parks separating the types of events raising projects as in Avenue has a 16-year Pi4onbytheGreaterSanford said. The patches sell for $2 we hope to encourage more Jernigan explained. lease agreement with cit y (*mber of Commerce Golden apiece and are suitable for people to participate In other McDonald's Day, to be held in that provides optionalthe we Age Olympics Committee, in se" an vests or jackets. activities as well as the athletic September, will be the major •ka.6I7 ai4f J the Gokkn 1 .A..1 Olympics fH 4I VVIUJ with IoI I4 UVI.Id7 commit teeu.411 ones.'I .unu fund I effort. , ye November PA.,. , mno. • ,,, Y "U:, ., m . VTe w... .., ., e any e re 0 I -"al pr onal events. eveit has brougt national a proposal to expand the scope activities out, but will add to the some type of national franchise for att4 to the city and has of the Golden Age Olympics festival atmosphere by or Individual membership, but According to Jernigan there drawn an Increasing number of Week activities to Include a provided cultural events such It's still in the talk stage," are no definite plans at present, PSrdPents each year. jubIlee aspect and separate the as bend concerts In the evening Jernigan added. but he Is not ruling out some 7% Go" Age Olympics is Metic events from the otIm to entatsin participants when Activities for the main part special activity being scheduled now fully chartered by the To attract a wide range of - they are not competing" said during the week-long event there. "It Is too early yet to date, Jernigan announced this participants the GAO Includes Jernigan. Out-of-town corn- occur mostly around the civic say," he added. HONOLULU (UP!)— Retired Gen William : Westmoreland says women don't have the "We can Mp save in discovering the source of diseases, said also more than one illness may be Involved In the WASHINGTON (UP!) mint's decision L GRAND OPENINGII Virus Or Poison Killed Tots try tisl 'General Snipes oil New Orleans. t 84I0IHIOH Tulgerfas Nov. Set CASELBERRY Church. Parents and teachers displeased with the current sydem by "Upsreda have anne Idea they could be more supportive and MIDOIZ000L which elementary students are timed In Seminole County have ask the students if they understand the work and offer support at an Dan PY M plumed a meeting to discuss their complaints and eventually hems." Bti•I Ituuk develop, nandations to revise that system. 1% idea for the meeft began several weeks ap who wbwwpdsku Spreading the effort Is Nancy Perryman, the mother of two doled harh complain!afrom feUowps,egs and teach,r,and ______________________________ b Elailmotary alixients, who has termed the Feb 19 1 started calling wound and found there was widespresill mailtim a and parents." t.. I "action," she said. The ld"Is ted Is wed to determine how a &A through fifthSte said do has comactaiii people at akust an the skmatary çade Is rgreadn In math, language and reading schools e* tires and expects to have at lead two represunNOW replacing the conventional promotions from first grade to the tatives from each school at the meeting. IN second grade, etc. At the meeting, Mrs. P.2rymXI wilJ encourage parents and SANFORD Now a student lain the first year or second year of school but is teachers to "GO June and back to the school, talk with the other ' at Warentlaels according to his abilltin in Um thm aress.30, pw* atthe sclical End tbw come up with tMedbas w" can Van Pick-up OWN ENS ,, may ..vs TODAY Call 323 2434 a eluded can be at one level In math and another level in be submitted Isagiliage. Going from one Ind to Um nest, depends an whether he N EW LOCATION NWY.17-" A Lak* Mary Blvd. Mrs. Perryman hm also met with Gone Grooms, or do passes that pwUcWw test for Um Wd. director of the Saml E*x@Uon Association (8n) to 1 nnUdwuglmonapMbasbbdyw&WtWssdwdyeu tb* Ideas and found him supportive, she said. is being used cowArywide durft the fourth and ninth week to the The mating was arranged with Grooms and rA aPprodmatel "We Wanted to get am teachers po"Mew wild be Howner, Mrs. PaTyman of 3141 Cecelia Dri" in South repramift On teachers," she said. "The teachers Elm deal with Suminole County says there are chailWs which wallto be made In the children e"ry day End the do rA od On t* and how It Is gim to stutlents. probably dont ha" the "rAiffda the talachare do,t' Nkv. added. but there should be teacher Judgment aid as well," she Ssvsralchanges ha" recently been made lathe misted n seld. Tosebers should have the discretion to give the tub 511FIr IvST they feel the dUdII* IS ready to move to differed eiunber, OUth1Dt,e IIpOIMId by LIJSr to dady the ted. ISM indsoll of heftto just give A ft fourth and ninth w"Ll' T11111 Internal cMqa will con"of making the tab wailable Henry W. oCk you =ney Mrs. Perryman, a niamber of do sftd PTAI an sald parmts to tacbm A this schW and eventual adabildowd of n an at dwJA have a-- __ tualty to rod the tail."I ha" 01TW non d" - walkout was over, but Mayor Ernest Morial looked tired after the nearl 30-hour vigil at Qty Hall. Morlal, abando by a rival police group that threw its support to the Teamsters, agreed to recognize the Police Association of ho T..Iulad bSCan "PERSONALLY, I'D LIKE TO SEE REPORT CARDS BANNED I FEEL STRONGLY THAT MANY OF THEM ARE UNSUITABLE READING FOR PARENTS." - UI : Ford, daughter of former President Gerald : Ford Saturday married one of her father's former bodyguards, a Secret Service agent 16 years er senior. Ford, 21, only daughter of the former president and his wife, Betty, married Charles Vance, 37, at St. Margaret's Episcopal ___ YICH NEW ORLEANS (UP!) Police ended a tense, one-day strike early today, winning their demand for city recognition of their Teamsters-affiliated union and ensuring protection and prosecution for Mardis Gras revelers. Officers were Jubilant upon hea ring their - - was aiiu.. y PALM DESERT, Calif. (UPI) Drum 5 s Susan Ford Weds : - Orlea fl'I., n•s P StrikeICad. 000 loan Olympics HSTIMS$IftWrft ua 1aua P1W LR4E Cb Fkkad,kb Fhlwk 1"0 - By j eum . Tuuu Saud or --. Golden Age ,• December I (Y7 an,1 JTan ry , • Marshack. • 1DiTAftY Jules Bar • revealed the ._1. . Lv - *7bere is no possibility of either Congress Al ThTaters TIalad 5 BRIEF WHITE PLAINS N.Y. (UPI)— The will of NelsonA. A Rockefellereaves "' wife, UIVU two sons and two museums we UUJK of his estimated $66.5 million estate and cancels repayment of $45,(XX) loan made to the young : woman who was with him when he died. The 64-page document filed Friday in Surrogate's Court in Westchester County Tiuulelad T.uu • • Sunday, Feb. H, 110—A EOPLE Rocky 's $66.5 Million LI... To F amily, Two Mus WLR4K - : - VV _____ .•. •.. . • 'Bigger And Better Than Ever' WhoisPatatse ?VII -- • • - - Flood WDDEICHOOL hambeann (e.bger Fn.thF "S ?A --- I • -- ' nu! Carter: Connress Won't Yield To Farmers' Demands .. School Me Teac hers 'I* t By Parents, H IN BREF • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Elem en tary Studen t NATON I ----— _____ -- — — 5- - - . . I ., -- I I ___ _____ _ �••,... .•- I . . - Evening Fk4uW IUSPS 411.201 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 Around Sunday, February 11, 979-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Ii m [)elivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Mophs, $18.50; Yt:r, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, :t);(): Year, $40.00. z. 9 1ENNEW ___ , E .<. Firebrand Vs. In Iran 'he Clock yDORISDIETRICII than we1ord? suenm "If you dostay off cigarettes for 30days, I'll give you the 50 bucks. You'll deserve It. It's more than I could ever do. Hell, I can't quit." So during the remainder of the 30-day probation period, Friend called several times to check on my progress. He kidded me unmercifully. "This cigarette I just lit up is the last word." he chided. "I hope you choke on It." I answered. When the 30 days were uD,I demanded PaYmefl of the money due me. He handed me a $50 check. The big payoff... People who say what they mean and mean what they say are my kind of people. But then there are those who hem and haw, chicken-out and cop-out. Never mind that breed. A friend c long standing wanted to make abet with me about a montli ago. "I'll bet you a crisp $50 till that you can't lick smoking for 30 days," he teased after I went on a nokick. "Whatta you think I am, some sort of a nut?" I questioned. "Surely, you don't expect me to pay you 50 bucks should I get the urge to huff and puff. Besides, how would you know that I didn't do just maybe a little cheating and rip you off for 50?" "New, you wouldn't do that," he said with confidence. "Why, I could look right through you and see that new mound of tar added to that sticky, black mass already decorating your lung walls." "Ughi" I shuddered. "You're cruel." "But, tell you what I'm gonna do," Friend said. Is it goiden? "We'll see," I mused. A couple of days later, a beautifully wrapped package was hand-delivered by Friend (and his wife). "New, now, you're not going to buy me with acme little tacky gift," I argued ,,I want my 50 bucks that YOU bargained for- not Ii" I slowly uewrapped the package with all my animosities and hoduitles In full view. I become madder and madder when the contents revealed a cigarette can.. In fact, I felt like throwing It at him, while he just kept on smllIn& "Go ahead. Open It," he urged. "Naw, now that dog don't hunt," I said shaking my head while refusing the check. "Let's leave my dog out of this transaction," he said. "What's wrong with my check?" "Well, It has your wife's name on It. Let's leave her out of It too," I suggested. "Besides, you promised me a $50 till, and that's all I'm willing to settle for. Now, do you want to bust up a long friendship over 50 lousy bucks that you can more OPINION Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. a IM III Inmates in Re BYTONTIEDE Spedal$.thelierajd JOLIET, fli (flEA) — When Stateville Prison opened In I= It was now lnlarge Part to hold Prohibition-era gangsters from nearby Chicago. Three decades later gang members still peek the lockup — only now they are black Isatead of white, and they're here for psilng heroin Instead of howe. Given a choice, Stateville ad. minidrators would take the old-time mobsters any time. Today's Inmate. are a breed on which the date penal system apparently never figured. Thur captors say they are the most aggressive, unrepentant, vicious and fearless hooduians housed In any jail In America. What's worse, they are wilted In an astonishing effostto have their own way at Stateville. Acting In concert with gang leaders' wishes, the facility's 2,200 residents have In recent years created a reign of terrorthat at times supersede, the rules and regulations of the prison's ad- was prepared In a garbage can, hashish butts were passed around, and prisoners roamed from cell to cell while the guards looked on helplessly. The Christmas disturbance laded two days. Gang rapes occurred. Weapons were brandished. Guards say the lost control of entire cell blocks. But shocking as It was, It was Only the l, In a series of outrageous events that have left Illinois citizens wondering who really Is In charge at Statevuie. Prism officers say the events began a few years ago when Inmates began expanding and strengthening their gang. affiliations. Their Idea was simple and sound: gangs such as the Freestone Nation and the Latin Kings had lots of clout in the ddofChicago, so why not in the corridors of Stateville? Gang recruitment thus became a major activity. New members were promised protection, privileges and Influence. It was an offer mod could not refuse. U a prospect objected, he was likely to be mdrdion. bullled Into line. And If he went tea guard Over the Qsidmas weekend, for In- for help, the guard would be forced to stance, several hundred Inmates decided romain silent, to have a party. No authorization was Naturally, the gangi grew and given, nor was It requested. Home brew prospered. Prison executive George May - 1 When the plane bearing Ayatollah Ruhollah Klmeini from his 15-year-long exile In Paris toihed down in Tehran, it was as though a firehrandhad been dropped lntoa tank of gasoline. Some two million Iranians surged out for a frenzied welcome for their highest holy man whose leadership they had followed through months of revolutionary violence that toppled the ruling Pahlavi dynasty. The moment he arrived on Iranian soil Khomeini quickly confirmed the worst of Western fears about his intentions: He threatened to arrest llr~mier Bakhtiar and his government unless they surrender control to him and he pledged to drive out foreigners particularly Americans declaring "I beg God to cut the hands off all those foreign advisers." tletoldhisdisciples thattheUnitedStateshad tricked Iran. To his credit Bakhtiar has stood his ground, tring to inject reason and common sense into the equation. He has called for general elections to let the people themselves decide what and whom they want to govern them. We applaud Mr. Bakhtiar. The only real barrier for Khomeini now is the military, particularly the senior officer corps and elite units such as the Imperial Guard. Th e danger of civil war arises from a plausible coflclusion by some in In the armed forces that they h:i ye more to lose by surrendering to Khomeini by fighting him. As staunch defenders of the shah's regime, the Mi litary leaders are being held responsible for all thse slain in the streets during more than a year of violent disorders. But even if the military should pull off a coup arid fight it out, there would be little prospect for ;uccess. The generals cannot restore oil production, reiive the economy, or command popular support. Moreover, Iranian revolutionaries have ali'eady taken the measure of the army in the steets andcome out on top. 'ut 1m* toIt b4I áèà iilb I n% LI9th century, as one cartoonist suggested — but a! the way back to the time of the Prophet M ohammed 13 centuries ago. . Mr. I3akhatlar labels Mr. Khomeini's vision of !lamic state "archaic and medieval." - - 11 Agency Vulnerable ,11 Back In Washington, officials of the Carter administration ere outraged over televised reports of Iranian students rwi ng rampant. ___ And Attorney General Griffin Bell was c mu I ned to ok Into the behavior of the demoadraton supposedly adi1tted to this country for educational purposes. '% Bell's discoveries have triggered an overhaul of nmlgratIon and Natur'1"1on Sinks operations — and nall wonder, The attorney general found that the INS didn't know how ny Iranian students are In the United *M.i, althongh a ileck of colleges and universities bidliit,d that $6,000 of the ___ 144,000 foreign dudents are Ir" The INS did not know within 1 million how many (snipers , Ire In this country. INS did know that 10 MUM= ter from abroad each year, but It could net say how many turn to their homes at the end of the Bell's study discovered (Iij nt of the date's forelga students had dropped out of their s. Bell also was mhap at the amoed of papsrwsà the agency. The shokeW promised by the Justice Depaø"r4 boo g, is personal probe is encouraging to persisted cities — bath fIdeand Out ofhIs Mod vuinerableaoc. k emhelms _____ / No Easy 4 . ~ ~~ V "At I ____ .: ,',,I ' . '' ,..: * , Bureau . I Solution - Branch ____ / ______ - " ____ . __ .~ - ffr Is bureaucracy becoming the foi,th branch o& _________ ga'.jnmnt, virtually equal to the ___ executive" Emanating from WASHINGTON (flEA) legislative and judicial? For those who worry Capitol Hill these days Is an almost universal that ftis, the segment on CBS' 'l0Mlnides" the : chorueofconcern about fiscal restraint, a cer• othr Igit about Bordentown, N.J., mi ha,. \.":. talnthatt indicator henewConresshasheard (& be SItIV the countrywide clamor for reduced federal Bordentown Is the am'11 eOTTP%i1lt7 that. 'P'8 decided last year to step out of the date's Bat among public officials who have nj . and to take care of itaown welfare pro sdentiously studied the problem, there Is honest needy. People on general welfare (aid for •t clisagreement over which solution offersthe bed / ., en as not affected) were given w dependent thII \..:'.zI.& nci success. _____________________ the opportunity to do work for the town In a_________________ chary of making The White House 1 change for the help&ng hand th ey needed. The. economic pledges, having been badly roll dropped from 30 to one, and that lady told .7 by president Carter's 1976 campaign __________ --io Min"I that she didn't mind at all cleaning promise that "we can attain a balanced budget ChaIrS in the town )fl j, with full em ployment by 1979." ((Carter's more But the bureaucrats were f urious. The recent and more accurate 1V79 forecast: A tdevwm cameras recorded the date welfare WA billion deficit.) dlrectorVs reaction to Bordentown's plan. He to comm Republican Party Is heavily committed had tbreatened the town's public assistance The Now Foundation "RoUKeznp H," a revised version of the highly boardwlth personal law suits and agency did publicized legislation originally Introduced in the a court order stopping the town from going CO*IgYaI by Sen. William V. Roth Jr., iits own way on welfare. Bordentown Is now Del., and Rep. Jack Kemp, R.N.Y. appealing that decision In higher courts. But noCongreaawhich Democrats control by a The bone that was sticking in the "Um . margin of almost 3-1 Is going to pass bureaucrat's throat was his Obmdm with Republican.authored legislation. Of more subUniformity. He was dismayed that any camdiMly. importance Is Roth-Kemp's failure to mu ly would daretodepoutof the mold. In his firmly tie budget reductions to tax cuts. Interview he demonstrated that he knew little By MARY TOBIN counts. That linkage could be crucial to the success of UP! business Writer e pub li c Is But economic Indicators show th about Bordsntown and bow ft hod actually lcived any proposal to control government spending Its welfare problems In a ccmp'o'at., sew spending at a good clip. because It offers the prospect of drastically "We think the economic numbers are more slble and economic way. NEW YORK (UPI)Once a week at4:lOp.m. altering the behavior patterns of both The Federal Reserve Board announces what meaningful than the money supply figures," said At the same time, It was no doubtclear to him Wan1thon'i P1&t'c" and the country's Chairman G. William Miller has only half Leonard Sintow, economist for J. Henry that If every town In New Jersey was allowed to • OtICL ______________ '•"' aeftsownproblamsbeendNambOIIflh(. 4'theThusday 1*1gb Scbrs4ar Bki' jilnyrthrndt. __• • 1. VOW. '1 . . a:" Irf 'g y iS ue,iJieii siMy when a congressman announces that he has are no winners or losers, unless you • figures down. At one time when people planned for bureaucrats is uniformity. Without ailfor' mere snared for his district a multimillion-dollarcount the tact that the securities markets often to spend more money, such as for the holidays, mily you don't have the kind of tr"V""1 federal office building, highway, dam or rise or fall on the Fed's weekly report Ml, M2 they would build up checking account balances. order that bureaucrats need to and coetroLAnd new jobs, and now Ml-plus — the nation's moneyon Irrigation canal guaranteed to provide supply. Now the public Is keeping checking account and a bureaucrat who exerts control over something the downtown save the crops or revitalize Ml, the "basic" money supply, is the money passbook savings account balances at bare or someone Is a bureaucrat who .w-VIV*5. business district. 11 same day the Bordentown dory appeared public has available to spend In cash and minimum and buying with credit cards," Santow public the Even more Intense pressure to spend Delbert L demand deposits, or checking accounts, in said. on television, the newspapers carried a dory . (wide Ii generated by what "Some money dripped from checking and about how gasoline rationing would be carried commercial banks. Ml now averages around Latta, R.Oblo, describes as the wall-to-wall $360 billion and If the public suddenly decided to savings accounts Is being used to buy consumer out, If and when it comes The aduilnidratlon Is lobbyi s around here who are constantly after go on a spending spree It could dramatically goods — but some of It has been used to Invest expected to seek standby legla"tlon soon. more st and bigger . accelerate the economy. Uniformity Is the key again. Every ragiderid more aggressively," Butthe siatem of Ince ntives and disincentives the " broader" money supply and InM2 is car In the United SIM.i would receive a monthly Santow said e pub city s ro ng the six, th li ur undi Ia radically altered when everyone Is aware that some private savings accounts and time month savings certificates has made the con- a1loeat1- The more cars you own, the more higher federal expenditures will endanger eludes deposits, sinner aware "perhaps for the first time, that he allocations you get. This will create a tlrt,thg Miller said the Fed is In the process of doesn't have to let his money sit In a checking market in "junker s" which can be registered Preciaely that approach was "redefining" the monetary aggregates and amunt or savings account for 5 percent. With a cheaply (no need to make them operable; j$' separate bills Introduced lad year In ho come up with a figure that will more relatively small amount to Invest he can realize Mack than In the driveway). Congress. in the House, the legislation was accurately reflect economic reality. MI-plus, a far greater return." The federal geunww4, throagh Its over. sponsored by Reps. MarjorIe 8. Bolt, RMd., and which includes a variety of accounts In various Another factor that has distorted Ml Ii the so eff1cl-4 postal service, would mail you your Barber B. Conabie Jr., R-N.Y. savings banks and thrift Inetitutlons, is a step In called NOW accounts, In effect checking ac- allocation permits. You would thin take them to • _ W. , of the Capitol . that direction — a step many economists feel Is counts, offered by thrift Institutions This factor a bank, diparimuit dote or other authorized Hut, D-Colo,, offered a similar bill that was co. overdue. location to .'c'i"igs them for .ctusl gad is partly measured in Mlidus. opneoiidby Sins. Frank Church, D-Idaho; Teeters, newest member of the Board, Nancy "But the Fed dill has problem with thac coupons. If you needed am gasoline than thi' a , Dow ipirs D'AZIL; WWIWD PIOIIflfr said recently In reference to Fed efforts that curate data," according to David M. Jones, aiP you could bay COtfom someone wis., and Gaylord Nelson, DWIs. "when you have two sets of contradictory figures A.y a i & Co. "Zyin who didn't need all of his. If gasolin, were 60 version was a bill co either something Is rnllalrig or something Is ipla doesn't account for all the money cents a gallon and you paid $1 for an aft sponsored by ism Som Nimn, DGa.; Lawton wrong." avall"4s to the public In thrift Wdbdm and In coupon, your price for the ea foal would be' For example, Ml has been slightly li htly lower credit inline and the like." (Idles, DJIa.; Henry L BaIhvlon, IM*la., and $110 a gallon. Farmers and traveling eale" ,;' compared with last fall and at the lad reporting Roth co.adhor of the GOP legislation. feStir.! The Fed has long n"l'ilained t the weekly are going to enjoy showed a minus percent growth rate In Other co-sponsors ranged from liberal week AlloeMk'is par vehicle would be uniform' çgy Ogres The Democrats such Nelson and (birch to coo. the statistical quarter. This should Indicate bank '" they are ostad by wMr yes live in Nadine, N ea HMCh' uith t that the public has leSS 'aah °spend or Is weather aid other (adore aid that it takes Mired town, or In Manitan, a block from this Rip'u lu stashln$ It away In lonleMern) Uvin$$ $0' several weeks to establish a trend, R'UIab, and William L. Scott, R.Va. office. ___ ,.. . ) _____ ___ . - . . .-.--,.,. - .. , . ___________ . . .__.•. . ___ ____ ____ __ • • ______________________________ •.,, - - ____ 5' . . -S Sources say as many as three dosen guards are currently being Investigated for illegalities. Some have supplied gang leaders with pistols and knives. The contraband problem Is so bad here, both guards and Inmates mud be regularly shaken down. And as If the situation weren't preposterous enough, Warden Brewer believes some of Stateville's crooked guards may be gang members themselves. A handful of cases are now under Inquiry. Reportedly, a few thugs masquerading as security officers have already been discovered, and quietly lacked. There have been some other sackings In regard to the Stateville crisis. Illinois Gov. Jim Thompson has replaced the state's corrections director with a fresh man. The new chief, Gayle Franzee, 33, says his first priority will be to "restore employee morale and Inmate discipline" In the '1kmmer. !: ' _ .. ' 4 . , ~ L ____ 1,_____l__ ____ • __ _____ ALL IS CALM AT STATE VILLE — FOR NOW Franaee's goal is a stiff one. Most of halfwtts," one guard says, "and they have Stateville's inmates are here for crimes strength In numbers." The only way to of violence, many serving stretches up to restore discipline here, the guard adds, Is 250 years. "They are cutthroats and with an electric chair. _ _ g ___ ____ - A uvu• iii- iu•uuvuuj. '.ui • Unfortunately, symptoms of hypothermia Often aren't felt or detected early enough. It may be patriotic to help solve the energy crisis by turning the but down. For people cwerN who Vend much of their limited Income, to cook their food and but their hem,,, the high price of fuel may be more Important motivatIon to use lee, ener. And dregs warmly to lessen the chill. Anyone, young or old, who must go out Into cold weather should wear layers of light, loose clothing Instead of one heavy, thick garment. And wear a hat is other warm head covering, because It has been estimated that 90 percent of heat lost from the body results from an unprotected head. Because of that Initial warming sen-sation, you may think liquor Is quicker to Wevsr Your reason, however, a toocold home can cause you to become combat wind and freeing temperatures. seriously Ill-cr die. In Great Britain, for But don't chink any alcoholic beverage hypothermia Is estimated to before going out Into the cold, cold world. cause thc"-' 4 of deaths each year. A moderate weather temperature of 00 That slug of whisky espands the surface blood vessels, which will bring about a loss lf lgr of body heat. heat for those with medical problems especially diabetes, clrosilc heart trouble, It You want to know more about this kidney failure or malnutrition. relatively unknown and often undetected ailnw,g, hypothermia, write to Public ythebedadvlceforsuchpsopl, Health Service, National iMitItiges of IItO stay indoors when Is cold and windy. Health, Washington D.C. 20014. Ask for Thiolder person who rme out of he'tlng DHEW Publication No NIH 71-1414, "A . for the Old: Accidental fuelthoidd move ln with fanily era neigh- Winter Iliwd 111th 91 F ill 11mill 11 bororgotoa warm local uatltidlon. - - - tilt Iei • CI1iiii .iiiii rI 10) uui i ia ' * -, WAIWIGTON-Bofore dawn on Jan. 60, In a which were parked In the center of the con- evp suspended all n'n In the country cs *Wft ad Ore. To peculiar eapemsted and delivered a h0.fly iip&fr.g the 1amo cedrvtieariity of ' :ii *izg_t" suburb of Ian Salvador, widormed aiMs of El ference grounds." The eyewitness, a co-director of the s-' regim,. lOs overflow congregation aembend cmi. this aig was ha.w to a paii. ies H"bod Remit. IMTadQV 4_ helic rdM center ad (sad Father (t11 Lime's b0dy"Ift In a pool 10,006, and milliossmore heard Na dsouldedo d=W as Ift op 0 1160. Yet it wwat me. Of Hood, with blood MIII flowing from his Med." on the ro 1i71 tMe an at sprayed do ens with mso'gua firs, hel preesutisuery Iad4jas Archbishop Rro has Poo eves in nw y pople ad a *11ear-old pried The ceErector. denied that any conspiracy won ed;miretMe$othiri,mUIyInthelT ageled the date bad ever been held at the tMe Atubig the adratMs * Ann W16 Sa WIM ____ teem. w ainetit kilorroplad ad charged 4111It, "nor has there ever been any doctrine ,l*& He has aled for r.ikxtbulhii' of the that Is codry to public order." the Rorneto ta • l4, a.0 60 pIUOII* of which is new owned by possibly micis alemI ,it "J ada" u ___ the of pç1 2pIIed l genInt IIIIP'i'd N caia,,N ad (*tk 1411* wan the f urth pried to be killed In fo mtbk MW c' Obeie was being used r psased the *tuew5"athead, L.ng'_he.I,n : kmkwl MaigamNy CaY. President Remit. came to power. An k.. IWww5 W'W EIW inU1SIi Yes 1t1c_a is s11 rights cornuir&seid repast by the al 11 of AmiricaiSlates ft asha11vIi shoed be pw"'d by mkslenoft --the g rdion coulvdeet the Romis geveuvaint Me been svy ..diim the hairs iths cmi. Yowl in . 'M i. --I I3g, ey4gf 4 $j3y 5fl5 dd ad y. The pried, • L'. ' ' -. m ii—'-. *,it am I L,ad d*4'hed ad be. armed;. Caeddisne between cIerp and Mate en I ok is L"r -iC g -- i Guest- Opinion ______ -- -_ molt I _______ ft ft1s@""VWft4FAjWW _ . _ ________11111" Ofteuhe,*loedy as joenrprIsetswbs auppeit the ISabel P"ON"a 690 -- W ___ pease WETR mu nnwm dontvga _ S - 5 of th Howling Dogs Loved the article about the HOWLING DOGS IN A.M.! You have done a great service to us who suffer from this syndrome which Invariably results from some Idiot not fit to be the parent (quote parent) of a dog. It Is my opinion that you could go one step further and run a summary of the Seminole County Leash Law, which could be obtained from the County Attorney. Though I doubt these I 'unfit dog parents are literate enough to read such. Again, loved the article ... and please keep up the good work. C. B. Ellerbe Sanford.... Cerebral Palsy Tri County Road Runners C.B. Club wishes to thank all the beautiful people who donated and pledged to help Cerebral Palsy. With everybody's help, we collected $400 for this needy cause. We are hoping we can help them have a bigger success next year. God bless each and every one. 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V666 _ 0 01 - (I' I - tIat bNa uI.henprade"..e. . - V1* his NP13 UyrswaskWiem Wf —_ . it, --p75, t Na,ercby. $0.4 If the *i - -.—' mias hIecsityjTjp iiji peiremsat eupits cower &oiø to An .siir.P", vs iuu'i Arcbblshep Oscar.AaalIs Ramers-'(ao .Meert erhi1 IdIi 6W -^ ssI he fleC,tduMIofS1C ufMe IN r'at to s letater) is rijiu4 the umu4 usmr. AnM'. r of ri thsl -uim— a iisW, $6 iEPi F_r*ed : he vwwwww r pper atur 1155 i pep 4_of to er slid. 'i ('at u j, IlIl $ tM laiN ..4I.s-*lrl. •,ii .4an eswiv We, Wee sad àhv -11er t1i Ls'a mardu. the at' *iva f * 'MS SUM *I%e - __ 4,11 V4 . About America Maitland CC Agrees _ . ___ bw Why I Care I . - - - - -' ___ Itla our Understanding that the city of Maitland has requested the Orange County Commission to put the widening of Maitlaid Avenue, from Maitland Boulevard to 17.60, on the county priority lid for scheduling In the Im, Mediate future. The Maitland-South Seminole Oiw"br of Commerce wislie, to go on record as being In full support of the City on this afplficaait matter. The traffic situation Is becoming more critical dolly on this congested stretch of road aid we urge close att"41ui1n an effort to alleviate an Increasingly hudous traffic condition. Mrs. Priscilla B. Green EaadDirector K.IIy R111i9 On It - - _____ ___ 'I ,— At Wednesday night's Council of Governments meeting, she said she would ask nospuai aumimsraior, Charles Bentley, to be guest speaker at the March meeting to fully explain the plan for the hospital conversion If the members would like. ón of the delegates indicated any one In the hospital plans, opting Indead for a report from the Council of Governments' solid waste committee. OUR READERS WRITE It's wlaetobsmdi.upto keep warm when the snow falls and the cold winds blow. it also worth reedthgaflaticnallnsltutesof Harold Health booklet, "A Winter Hazard for the Old: Accidental Hypothermia." Blumenfeld 1 booklet points ad that hypothermia' Isn't en ailmentsiered only by the elderly. ft may strike individuals of all ages when exposed to brutally cold tern__________________ peratures. However, people over N are most vulneraw defect of the nervous system, which It doom't even have to be bitterly cold Ir-'ta signals for coatel of body for hypothermia to affect older peeple. ImptrMur*. Even In the &m Bak with ItJahnad The normal ronee who the is c,4-4 smey days and balmy "lgite. the chilled Is for blood vessels near the body elderly are aWceptlbIs to hypathermia surface to coadnlet to reduce had 'osew when the outside temperature drops below That Is evidenced by pale skin and ii degrees. shlw.14. About U "Wkn older Americas — Most victims of accidental hypothermia one-tenth of the aging pop"i — could niIthsr nor turn pale. But their body be vulnerable to hypothermia. 'temperetens drop n low as N degrees. (Exposure to cold can frequenily drop No ones knows why osr resistance t.aid your skin temperature, but that doean't ability to recover k=!'110 4 A ezpaure necey mem your body temperature to cold thilnIâa,wlth op. ftmItbea aleodrepe.) JACK ANDERSON I at-I- I-•-_- --, position supporting the plan by Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees to turn the operation of the facility from public hands over to a non-profit corporation until the people of the county are fully informed and have the opportunity for Input to their elected officials. - • C1 -C — the planning and zoning commission has of Winter Springs suggested to Mrs. recommended the city grant a variance to Christensen that the city of Casselberry the requirement or go into an assessment exhibit the same type of cooperation by program for the paving. Paving Sunset Road, which extends from In a road assessment program, the city Edgemosi Avenue in Winter Springs to code requires abutting property owners to Seminole Boulevard In Casselberry. pay two-thirds of the paving coda and the She said she had been assured by Mayor city one-third. Bill Grier that Winter Springs was going to pay for and pave that section of road and Mrs. Christensen said the city cannot eL..e ri I._.I L.._... _1.-__ ivu IVU UU$ UUOrTIIaUOfl MWIEW assess the costs of the paving to out-of'' by Winter Springs Mayor Troy Piland.' Meanwhile, on the agenda for the county property owner and would not want Arnold said, however, he wasn't sure the Cuaeiberry City Council meeting at 7:10 to have to city of Winter Springs could properly "Paving relies the value , p.m. Monday nigist ving tt* worhop sn4 WI4 Sprins money to pave a propu-ty," .be usid. pastlosi Is the p1* for the ___ ___ road in Casaèlberry. Plum Grove, a subdivision, which fruits In The discussion at the Council part on Plimioes The city code apprs to Governments meeting get even more Mrs. Glenn received another surprise at requir, the developer to pave the road, but Interesting as Cowicihnan "Hap" Arnold the meeting. She has refused to take a creating a hazard. Mrs. Christensen said she waited the county to condemn the section of road, to assess the out-of-city owner a proportionate share of the paving ostorto pay directly that part of the cod. Mrs. Glenn said she would view the road and visit the county property owner herself, asking Mrs. Christenson to make avaIlatgeto her the name of the owner and LI.. Is In the coady — "an enclave coniplmt.ly surrounded by the city" — ad the city has been 'i" the reed with apmeln clay, bcludlng that portion In the county. said thg rain dorme the clay wnd)is off the road Isito the hlgiiway, Chill con kill. _____ I On Spot w ______ ___ - Careful: That Chill Can K'1'11 You ___ s __ New Commissioner lirowlng Older ______ _____ ._____I - coinmladoner and the favorite of most city officials In the county, was put on the spot by a dataff colleague. Cuselbsrry City Councilmen Barbara twfstaL during tha tIma nn tha aaniA for reports from her city, demanded a little cooperation by the county In the pavIng ciPlfleas Drive, which Mrs. (bristalia,.. described as a twobleck leng ad off UI. 17-It chit ro____ Mrs. Qrldeneen said pat ci the road Is In the co4 and .me adjaruit property _______ _____ _______ Puts Colleague - - -- - - • -. 4J7 %AU=MMW 53$ Ij, U new chairman of the Council of Lecal Governments In Seminole County, received her baptism of fire this week when she, the former Mtnta Springs city Thursday Night Raffle . r. -.-' -. BUSINESS WORLD . -• - _ ___•J apply for work at the prison are undereducated, between jobs, and only marginally qualified. When hired, many of them supplement their darting saiarjes ($915 a month) by doing illicit favors for the residents. ___ •• -_ says more than a dozen sects have been established, all with tie, to the Chicago streets. May says the gangs' authority Is "appalling." He adds that the groups have turned Stateville Into "the worst prison I've ever seen." At present, according to Warden Law Biewtr, gangs control at lead 80 percent of Stateville's resident population. As for clout many gangs have well-docked arstJj, some have handcuff and cell keys, and virtually all of them are able to bribe or intimidate sundry staff members at the penitentiary. One veteran guard says the gang Influence Is so great that some of the leaders held the power of life and death over anyone In prison: "U you don't go along, you om be In trouble. They have their lids. There is even a rumor they have put out (murder) contracts on we or two officers." Warden Bu,r*r says some of the older security offlcerirefuse to be awed by the threats of the gangs. Others, however, are totally demoralized. Six of every 10 guards hired dStateville resign within the first ii months of employment; therefore the force Is In a continuing date of Instability. Not only ia the guard force unstable, it is also suspect. Brewer says most men who I -_ . ___ i. Statev"lle? Not The Warden Parties & Politics ____ - ___ Of _' _ . ~'11~ ~ Fourth .. ___ Spending ERRY'S WORLD. ~: 11, ( _____ P. I RONALD REAGAN ANGLE-WALTERS Of Terror Charge I did-to discover a map so-dollar bill rolled up like a cigarette-and stuffed with tobacco. An accompanying note, read, "Carry this with you at all times. You will always have a smoke handy-If you want to pay the price." Sunday Feb. 11, IM-7A _ -_'.- •.. .5 -. - - -- — - -' I I completely now with the January N, im Was of Rep. Richard Kelly's newsletter doinimciag the monofto Cxfr ballad fot1NI One thing Rep. Kelly did net an. phasize, is the fact that Congress, especially the House, Is solely responsible for all federal deficits that add up to the astronomical $789 billion federal debt. Under the U. S. Constitution, Art. I Sec. 7, the House Is custodian of the public purse. All revenue bills must originate In the House, not the White House. No matter how paranoid the Carter budgets are, the Carter bureaucrats can't get a public penny without approval of the House of Representatives. Incidentally, on Oct. 10, 1978, the 90th Congress passed a bill, 58 to 20 in the Senate and 206 to 91 In the House, mandating a balanced budget by Oct. 10, 190, and thereafter. That was good but not good enough. Now what will the 96th Congress do about it? F.O.C. Alford Orlando Taxpayer Waste Two lives had to be lost lad week because of careless, reckless speeding of cars and motorcycle, on 41 A and Country Club Road. Ihave warned the county engineer, the county commissioners, the city police and the sheriff's department of the danger encountered on 41 A and Country Club Road by these speeding and rechlas drivers and even asked for help on several occasions to slow down this trdficoothdoo latalitleswouldnemOn a few occasions a sheriff's car has been daked out to try to catch someof these reckless speeders. Due to the shortage of men, the sheriff's deportment has not acconp.d much pod. I he" also asked for a4 way dopaip IObS PC" atthS1lthci41A and Couxitay Club Road and thought it wouldslow clown these speeders; Melt was never done and Idoubi If ever I cannot agree with children living on one side of the coedy, bethg sent to school to the other side of the coedy jimitopiewe some Ignored individuals and wmu jadicet This crs*balag and oched mix was the cause of a very be woman's (Mother Wilson's) death ad Is cedIng the tazpsyers bUee of 4ars. Who ar.we Pied to get wleq and vets some people Into il Mood with a beck. bone and net a wishbone ad whe will stand up hr what Is rigid ad bed for alipeeple? Name wheM In �it .-._:-e ... •.•'C. .$. -- • . __•. - -. :' . . . . . . . IWNIIV, Fib. ii. £vs,dni NiraW, $alsrd. FL SPORTS SA-Eviniøg Hera Id, San ford, F I. 'SPORTS Sunday Feb. i i, 1,1w OA I ISCMEB I IN BRIEF $ANFO*D.ORLANDO I This Fis hing Connors One Story Is Gene Gilmartin Would have enjoyed having his wife read him this story. didn't know him, but so many people In Sanford Tall Tale That 's True • ak of him in such reverent tones, that I like the an without having known him. On Feb. 17 they will stage the third annual Gene "I'm scared to the "Going back to it makes me 1 all the an occasional story about him that had appeared in up with her In his class. my game in terms of attacking. I'm going to come ilmartin himself was blind. The fishing tour- tributions to the aid of the blind, is a tell-tale the newspaper. Gene Gilmartin got quite a kick out of fishing. ent will bring participants from the Central reminder of what Gene Gilmartin was like. "He was a charmer ... a real nice guy and a keen Blind since a World War H accident in the Navy, he lorida He had a perfect attendance for 15 years. sense of humor," she said, perhaps paying him the in (to the net) when I get the chance," he said -I'm going to stick in them and play my kind probably would have come more often except that I Sports W Parade B MILTON RICHMAN I ow Later, SHS Wins r.. ;.. Bjorn Borg of Sweden and Guillermo Vilas of Argentina, two of the world's finest day CoUd players, meet in the other semifinal match today and the winner will meet Connors Sunday for the $150,OW first prim. -1 6 Overtimes _____ added Payne, "so to me, thet; then Seminole High has 6141; and Reggie Ba rnes , virtuous ii points in Lake those ater moments." Friday right's 74.70 vIctory Howell's 7540 lou to Vab1Ild. Payne expressed concern1 NEW YORK (UPI) — Everyone is now looking to the Great ldte Father, PeteEmelle,toetepl and i.tueeverythlng,and u tdoean't mind a li Weonteida help, I have the perfect corn- over aillchiirival Deliland In a1z o,ertlxnes. ... J,gh4, sz Qusk Fairbanks. . Clearly. the Sunincle viday &hod his tam in tonigbt's -. N ' - Trifecta Pays .—. . '. .. r - . ___ ____ — .. . ___ . Malone ' Impresses A. LAKE INANTLEY (51* Hall 0. licong9,Dershimer2.CIuxten24, Kent 9, Trimble7. Totals: 2011.17 51. . . . SPRUCE CREEK (66)* Smith I, Howard 9, Wheeler 2, Britton 20, Wright 4, Nelson 1. Gibson fl Congras 0. Totals: 30 6.11 66. ,,. . . . .• :2r rebound total was the highut r . . Baylor was. 33 milhlçq My guess Is that the Mares' problem will wind op the same 011*1 lI P.c.ri Ill: Dave Cowses toned in ii op ace who, moat such problems 01 the addktoleadfildontoth.ir . lerethat ceuld be beaccod,thmweuldbuetebe qual ivWos 01 the money ropreseating the eremcs between Mb victory hi six oulluga. Glow i n CompenjoL OM tm Was 80K either Here ftm 117, cown 111111 HemryBthby.cersdllpolats, blW at On Other Weill pr f.mlsl sgotj, induing 1$ In the 1kM perIod, Such actions aren't uacem-'.cu' at all hi ______ Yeaaags,IMsResellefesadl*neeIfhithenthbledaala- to blip P'l.d,IpIda over Se 'Showdown RiDamOssy I a wIth a oral dnIe for power ______ ___ to decide Me Ibuop for the i -- T 4ma11 O . i .' l ' Volutia VAN nib ___ load am" VW ETThI to ' __ PIU 1i .5. iW S S __ 1buwshi$hehMsseádets _____ lk AUNO OW M6" S . i1mA*1. IaMb vldaryhiarewadatle_____ with '00*90600 . 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Wb.a you Iut.di. 11h TIdy Cm,'. ...: ig. 4.00. Tots' 2-way stretch sleeper Is modacrillc/strstch nylon for sizes . itft d Nfokwo. . ____ ' Las ' s _ S oa be __ Isshi ___ ____ Rice* ____ *61 PIMfttoloflS.S ,, us 0* iiam MI.P orli1 lihe Lii. ____ 8111".3 loopbjt*d ' AMuii NO5st NIW MATINEE PestTImeIsi$p.m. No 2) 297.05. Time 31.98. 6 scluseglot , 5.0 Q(14)?l.41;P($4)247.$;T($.$. 61 3349.11. Time 3221. MATINEES: VAN. - visa - So. / _ 'sMeMetishithshiloa. ___ ___ past . rt hwestern 97 Norland I ____ (CIslid Seedsy) .. .,. - 1hGa.asUs.mpp... Is is Nfl MI . S T1L1OsuelaPfonaIIla,$ Imp R$kIP maickes adW"tis.cir* OsMe.Iata. Mia U I . -i-- -'. K~ hall an ieU 'i $IdIJ the INIS to he iidsg Idles" Øper v*g.d '" __ mMibssbiigatIadlo __ 157.20. Time 2311 Tenth Race, 5.16, A 6iesilnlime 10.10 3.00 3.60 70r11sAtom 1.20 3.00 2Shiflin Bloomers 3.60 Jerey 1 P.M. A beautiful, showroom shine plus adcW "ection against the ravages of winter weather for your car's exterior finish. Askaboutourwrlttenguarantee! U Wash at PhiladelphIa Chicago at Indiana Los Mg at Kin City Denver at Milwaukee NIGHTLY $ • 1•.. Tennis Anyone? -. k the pod, ICC j y . S ' ' (119) 111 look ad 01 the mit for 111111011111111 111110 's 'bdnga le eufo,hheMadhe budeneae.efo, eer'srdplaesklo' _______ 1kdresl, Nor. NIna, ad 'J°' '' ' ____ canssi lbs Nogpsts' Games New York it Boston ent. A1. low a. Nevil nrleans at Detroit New DAPIAM 35.. I U . .. - wasthsrsuut ' " hi. r*1dhiMiciatiaaii won ; frea Satirlay's Games Boston at New York Seat,,. at Houston San Diego at fitly Car Pres.rv.A.ShIne 1 Good Problem _ csd1Ierehi The lop foor SeedMhi do PIII sathofthel$ -ii' •fQ Waw a 011111111111111 ft nice Is neat' wsahe.d'a vimdeid.*radseL* . - UssopYavy bdpoeaet ___ ____ ___ ___ .Geergo MCGIMIS o,4__ rug4grn$ tima.ii ala, ,Ws 'U peWs MI IIJtI tibS held. M he do a iiiiiiiiiiiiii,im 1% __ .Js, 111Me That pr hitry (u_J 011* i's __ 3, Spedway ita ill. San Diego 106 Houston 106. New Orins 9* KIn City 124. Chicago 114 Ml$w Ill, Seattle 116, of Atlanta 10$. Phoenix 102 Denver 106. Golden St. 106 Los Ang 106, Cleveland 103 PrIInd 12$, San Anton 106 Carol City 67 Miami Springs 64 Coral Park 61 Coral Gables 53 MIa Columbus 75 South Miami 4$ Miami Beach 31 Southridge SI MIa Edison 66 Mia Lakes SI Ofl your U . .. ______________________________ Wft Va 4111111111111111, Qv* amb 1W am W: *iof ' Càrs Visit ____ ___ the top atr.ak. ad . Friday's lesilts Boston 112, Indiana 101 U CUp this sm md SAW 10% 3s 20 .&u — 6 32 22 -M M a 26 25 .510 i 17 2 .152 1½ Portland 3CircusCityAmte 9.00 3.40 3.20 Highland% Chr. 73 Kings Academy 58 S Wright Alco 620 2.10 Pembroke Chr. 76 F Ia. Chr. 69 is N.W. Chill 1.00 Gold Coast hr. 7 Minnie HaHa Andrews 66 LaSalle 14 0(3.1) 11.41; P (3.1) 47.75; T ( 3.5. bern St. RIverside Military 10 Fla. Air 49 11 119.21. Time 39.15. Mia Palmetto 77 Mu High 7] Ninth Race, 1.16,5 Jackson $9 Mia Central SO vir 22.10 4.60 2.50 Mu Pace 93 Sunset II 401e Press 2.50 2.40 Mu American 63 Hialeah 67 0(3-4)15.00: P13.4)17.6*: T (3.4. W I Pc?. GB I 34 19 .642 — U San Diego Plantation 13 Chaminade 6$ Lutheran 71 Amn Heritage St. C ! Now Tch 70 th 01 O*ibu. dthesousoFrldayoath,2J er 01 beer a-ess.fmr *ieh." Ahis. there ore 11 goed players en the ysWs team ______ ________ , 1114M no". n. Mont. MEET TIDY CAR ... 20 34 .370 11½ Phoenix P Pompanoo Beach l3CotC ocnur.ek6S Q(2-3)13.6I,P(3-1)16*.2i,T(3.2. u 41.40. Time 11.. Carroll ____ ____ hi. thrOWs ad Jehe GIMSIli sash y4y $tk thorn Dal Webb, csawair 01 the Yss&er. b---___ hadabsibutandkqrebowsd opsread01tbeAAAA4 wIth N w'eade to play In dig y . mi" •a wr.ati tIlILeM , if at," width W ad, "No yse went beome. I' ad overtime when Milwaukee at Lg ugh. 4a , aslllhsdibwsrd,theyasthseldof . to cli . . ______ Lady Reiders have more a c 01 gied players ___ as _______ Ouch D.nigeq dated, We ciii a de =he "ry We -0 P k W onight _____ I rusiber a ib' br$d, irg hi barebsil hi the 1 2.50 AU NOWILL (SN: Narrots 56, Ohs, ld.*mph, Billy Usgus 01 Mile Irloval tids year MuIi.*L I. MInciy451111556. SrIdamO, Lalayetis, I.., 110.71$ mph, C.MlnceyI,WIIaWS*1L I3 Gram 01 CmIes, at batter thus 161 mph In Voucher 0.1 James S. TI izrIt .3 . ' Ky., 114.614 ugh, all in (*noidle. . fling Lady Raiders Have to Chicago 9.40 6.40 5taeBrord 63 N. Marion 49 7 Adventurer IJoimRMoss 4.20 Orlando Colonial 56 Oak Ridges 0(1.1)I0.40;P11.7)2L$e,T(1.7. Mount Dora 53 Tavares SI Oviedo 41 New Smyrna Beach 44 I) 1)1W Tim 311.43. TitusvllleAstronautS3Cocoa Bch 64 $IWS9$R.CL5.16,I 17.4 9.10 1.20 Hallandale 9* S. Broward 19 3 Lowly Choice 2 Forebode 6.61 4.10 Piper 69 Dillard Nova 63 S. Plantation 47 sDrNsCop Rezek Wins ARCA _ Pole Totals 33*1175. 8118' JOHNNY WRIGHT A WINNER palMs aid (dej )4 red Imy, Jr., ad Jes 111ev, ad when they iulda't rIS 0115 Biidaoeig acoAd 30po ho Iwo to hedsb,thsypremstidftesells __ to gouial t&dMrelghIvlct.ry nainguadldidmde*ldilthere ama the pied* ___ ____ ____ o,nplez.ThatcvinpsaywouldgokracerebsLwee$12and lznpuieed, Jw Coach Elgin ___ 21 33 .309 12%1 .. 1110 ___ .. DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) — Cbevrolets. John Rusk gained the Rezek, who was making td pole Pod" rrft for 3111111111- third Appearance at . LYMAN (61):Lsmon2, Zas*rowl, day's ARCA late thodsl way,Iald,"IhMengInetrouble 011111 151 Poor I. Stambaugh is, dock car race at Daytona all moridnig so we decided to . Logue 2. Hanson 6. Cooper 8. Totals Interflational Speedway by rM only am lip for j.: IASRIUZU (SI): Miller 2, timIng In a l at 111.411 mph lilt hada't been for the wind: ....' Ervin ii. Hrnls 0. Van PIts. 10, aM said he'd have dons better downthebackdreigtglknowV Hawthorne 20. Wallace . . Wallscs6, Williams If It hada't S. Iradley 1, Fleldblndsr 11, Lelt*r _____been for the wind. could hav, added a, few morei . i 6. Postell 2, Guard 3. Totals: 1.1$ The speed 01 the Chevrolet 01 mIles per how, but the Wind fiIt ID. the Alvin, Tez., delver was like it was actually lilting tae tbui two mIles so hour car op In turn four." SEMINOLE (74): SIsphlns 5 011Imor 4. Whitney 12, Thomas U. fair thIs the 110.143 a Kyle PON Y is Making hal McCray 25. Helms 9, Sutlor 1, rjortfl4 by t gsi Totals: $1162111. ... DsLAND(75): Iush2S,Lansston dothcerrscerylspdty in a race agah asld made Nux0I 13, Cantwell 8, Oftwe 6, who bed the mWillyaladwastisilin Hinson S Chavsrs 2. Jackson 2. f nj pj Q of . . Total 2014.11 70. Completing the top five 01 America. . .' .• __ MAINLAND (U): Henty 34, amiug the Ilcus f1341144 ARs Grand Nationi ' HamIlton 10, HarrIs 11, ImNit 10, Frl won ARCA Cl1_PLl cm got their g Prince l,Akeleyl,lruwn$.5,etdO. MWi .• . 'r 23 34 .104 12 Indiana width returned $1,161.30. tiCs, OVIIDO (47)s Kesslnger 10, Roland 17, Ward 12. Alaysrl, Scott 3. Total: 11114*47. .. ' 1 Rockets 7be 14. ____ ... 1 .. Six* Pace. S.16,A 2.10 3.40 2.40 100 Carrie West Chi St. 97, 0. Williams 92 30 26 M6 illot MUwauke Seattle Los Ang Fernandina Bch 46 SI.Augustint 44 Live Oak 75 Perry - Taylor 69 Dunnellon 54 interischen 53 1) 14M Time 39.19. N Pacifk Division Jax Forrest 65 jax Parker Macdenny Baker 55 Idles s.,o Control 91, Simpson 72 CS11 ____ . . 3.90 7.60 honey Scott Q (3.4) )4.lS P (3.4) 663*: Y Boston Celtics New Max. 66, IVU 65 Ok. lap? IS. Ok. $$A 70 Utah 75, Tush Paso *9 33 20 .433 — Denver to the Lbbck Chris 74, Dal Bapt 67 Midwest 20%Off baby basi ___ '.—,in LDNY NOR11AN ON HOWELL'S CHUCK____ .u1 Tam PELLET The two Maru held a news coaterence t N. Thiradey. Each offered his skis to newnan end for what ft'swoith,WelthonepokeflrstwMie1m paced sçand down ervotaly In the back of the room. Both Maras said they would acce$Reuan arbiter. sigRcaeueuy, he preisr, being a nediator rather then en arbitrator. He would rather the Mares nake their own decision. Okay, W. But what would be so wrong with a three-man arbilintlion board emposelil of, my, ftedles Al Davis and Paul Irown?. The reason 1810110 out these three Is because each Is soy Unbw Press hiensund intmsd to having his own way, even being dictatorial on oc. He pulled down 37 rebounde am all thrills we fully aware that 01g7 , Stul wo, ci run en operation with um lency. I_________ believe Inaslnglegmnelnnln.y,ars_____ hey cà)ld be oblective enough to ____ , points Friday They could 11dm to Wellington Mare's argomsds end the to aM scored urn Mars's and then each would vat, for the one he ____ thoiigid idgid, but Moses Malone ida't Ia,. final authority. Two oat of these would be considered think he played ..p.claUy well. "ft was not a top performen. ce.Fdrateftat7or$onaacal. That'i merely a ageMlon. What i , whose lippinIsthMouofU*MarWseUoathapsrc.ntIg*ereat ° the COW ___ _____ ___ ohm Tom Boarwinkle of ft Glob actually of two ON Chicago Bulls snatched 3$ ocerns*asifyWiththeGlsots'frsocMas, ww ercnp"yIs againetThoenIzODJen.$,1p70. Million on rosmd$I1mWlononthsopenmarket,aadtheo th u Malone nvolv.d Mildly with the Gilds' itaiam In the Meadowlada 5.20 4.20 3.60 Slacom ____ ______ Pb" . 3 Potentate 4 Wind S"s Love Jax Stanton 70 Orange Park Jax Fletcher 71 Sand8IW00d SS Fifth Race, Ii City Indiana — Traded @wd Kevin — St. a W L Pct. On Prleay Sasketeall southwest N.C. A$T 70. MrptMd. Va. W5t)PI1 1*, Greensboro * $7,890. ____ ___ . Jax Temple IS Trinity Chr. 64 Jax Englewood 65 Wolfson 61 AW promoter David Friend, a Hollywood, Fla., pharmacist, of two perjury charges. ___ - Jax Rainft 36 Jackson 45 41 437.1*. Time li.51. BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (UP!) — A Superior Court jury has acquitted former Bridgeport Jal six Kan Tampa Plant 57 Plant City 50 21 33 .3119 10 Transactions 70 Hays St.?) Wm. Jewell 80, Baker a N.C.-Grnsbr 6& Chrol Nwpt 62 it . 12½ II 31 .327 M11 13½ Western CoiWsrce Midwest Division Lake Waits 60 Tampa Jesuit 6$ Tamp. Cath. 61 012-3161*;P(2-3) IPAIT (2-3- Cle"Ind Detroit New Orlas Ppprdin. 9$, Seattle $3 San Fran 19, St. Mryi UCLA 102. USC N WIhbIit 79, Ft. Concord 53, Ald.lrs $1 LCnQwd 62. NC. wsi s St. 61, Hiywrd $1.61 Mont. St. SI, N. AilS. $6 NevReflO N. $IC CI*I'• 61 N. Mont. $7, Or? Falls 53 NW lu II. Lws&Clark 7$ S.D..Spr. 73. Sick HIts *0 swm 20 23 .566 20 26 .33* 2 Atlanta Ripon 77, Cornell Penn *1, Columbia 54 St. Joe SI. Vllnova 31 Staten Island U. York $ I Pd. GB 32 24 MI — Houston 2 WrIght Day Day 7.00 3.20 4.00 Tampa Jefferson 74 Tampa E.Bay 3 Manchu Prince 7.90 4.30 11 Jax Paxon SI Ribault $6 lNoona Crash 3.00 Jury Acquits Friend for one overtime and we had "We were behind, by while Lake Bra ntley entertains alL" points with a minate to go," Apopka. In other Friday night th11Ufl, Seabreeze stopped 6043, d*i Steve mbeug1's 1$ PoMs; Oviedo used, 17 points by Horace Roland In a 4744 win over New race at the Saalord.iando Kaimsi Qub, marking the. yrna Bs.ch psyo 01 the II0fl. scored 24 points, but * wi't 1 payday for one lucky batter came about when enongh as Lake Br1ey was Serfr.ld.r, _______ o at 5.1, teamed with lcngibots EhIve NEW $MYINA slAcs (44), EversUandHiwkfora$44IrIfscta,paylng$7,11ojofor 1$. $ddsssl S Wllsin 9*. the nih. _________ H1HS.JenesI.w.sdst.T.,oi: $4 Avon Park Iffi$Ca9. CPu 66 NIchols *1, Mddiebuy 54 N.C. Cent 1*, Howard $6 25 26 .190 11½ 23 31 .146 14 Arcadia- San Anton 61 Lakeland Chr. 00 Tampa Berkley 58 042-4) 1-* 1 P 44-211 17.11; T 14.2.4) ••. Time 31.9*. Folorm Race, 5-16, B looking for their initial PBA title. , . Young rivals Marshall Holman and Mark Roth battled down to the final game of match play Friday night, with Holman clinching the top spot going into today's finals of — 5ebrin New Jrsoy New York Boston Chico Cot Mmii 101, Wsfmnefr II Montana 7$. Webs" $1. 73 LWI'flCe 3.4. Ui FOftat 41 MillIkan ta. Cirroil Monmouth 9*. Grinnell 76 N.D. St. 1$. S.D. OttOwl 47, Mo. VII $9 Prtsde Si, St. Nrbrt 10 E. Nazarene 6, Nyack 60 Harvard $3. Yale 7) Husson 53, Kline St. W IPd. Os 31 15 .712 — 311* .*o 5 21 33 .3*6 i*t', C entral Division Tampa Robinson 69 Chamberlain Third Race, 5.16, M Bay Tech 54 4 Three Strn 5.00 3.20 2.20 Tam pa King 66 2 Do Gooder 2.10 2.20 Land OLakes 1 Laketand Santa Fe SOary Sewn 3.00 60 77 Downey, Calif. Troup won his first championship five months ago while Acosta and Roche are I was the '91M'-'g,r of the id*. game at Oviedo. "We have wn Reg" 1on was tied at four tougtdei In a ro, arid the' The game was so hectic that end each team snored two kida t they can win all the bemlnole coach SW Payne points In the first overtime. r*andgoali the way. Andi aan'teven certain lfhs Could They s dtwomore.achüi they mIgI4. Bit, I Iwo hoppwe, polnttoad.arct*hsroor two. the nert period, eli_Piec 't taking OY1sdDtooli1M1Yj "Why, evezyone had to play In the third. it was $444 alter Altar all, they have beaten us well," Payne add, "end the the fourth Menu and 17all twice Bedlam" _ . . ST. LOUIS (UP!) Auburndale 15 31.". for the championship. . After Holman and Roth, the other qualifiers are John Guppy" up. of Columbia, S.C., Mal Acosta of Freemont, Calif., and Dan Roche of , ara Family At Odds Topples Roth Basketball Desoto (24)2521*, T (245)7190.66 Time the $100,000 PBA St. Iauis Open. Holman will need to win one more game today ___ ____ Upstlincelalnda.davfrta, ..!., Holman 9.00 DO (6-2) 411.05; 0 (24) IS. game." 7be father of eight boys, Gilmartin passed away a ultimate compliment when she recalled the Florence didn't like to hook the worms for little more than two years ago. He and wife Florence profound effect he had on her life. "He w3s MY -He once asked'what would you do if I hr auid ina, The tournament certainly would have made lived here since 1954, raising their children in model husband, and we could fight.. - but he was nice to snake?' while fishing," she recalled. ilmartin proud. His association with the Sanford fashion, Danny, the oldest at 32, teaches adult me and was someone I could also enjoy as a friend." His answer was simple. U he heard a splash, he!d ons Club. which makes such outstanding con- education at SCC; Billy is a fireman in Winter Imking toward keeping herself busy once Pat lmw he was on his own in the boat. - " said -My day court game has -improved, probably because of patience, but I'm not going to change : Q (44) 119.61; T (6.45) 1511.21. Time 3197.. WiId' 102 Grovaland hcmd Race, 516,C 2SurtrIder 12.10 4.60 Bronson 59 Bell $3 2660 12.20 Zephyrhills 21 S. Sumter èEluilve Everett 61 Del. St. 75 S.C. St. 11 Dist. Col. *2. M. Evifi 7* Eastern Cselerssce PItle WauChula Hardee Dartmouth 62 Brown Si NM Standings By United Press Internatlssal Wash Dakota St. 72 Mt Mrty Dak. Wslyn IS, S.D. Tch *6 Ill. Coll. 77. RHulman 76 Krny St. $7. Empria St. 7$ Knox S. Carleton 40 Cornell , Curry 7$, Thomas 73 Basketball AUMIC DIvl$Isn 1.60 S Bleak Pro 5)121.40. Time 40.01. A— 4171; Handle— $337,231. Prep Semis John McEnroe in the opening semifinal match of the $300,000 Grand Slam of Tennis Friday.. .. Florence reminisced the other day about how Her sons give her a little good-natured prodding tickled her husband would be when she would read about it. Danny probably wonders if he could wind I It's a truly well-named sporting event, because Slam My biggest asset is that I play my. own game . HeraldSports Editor indon Lake Monroe. and youngest at 17, Is a junior at Bishop Moore. The school after being out for 35 years. Gilmartins lost two Sons. quiver." 5 Proud Romeo Jimmy Connors isn't about to change his style. makes prothesises; Michael is just out of the Navy studying for a test In Western Civilizations. By JIM HAy1S ail ilmartin Memorial fishing tournament for the That would solve two problems at once. You cam forget that, though, because there's no way in u. w Now York Giants an ping to now him their diredw of jeratlons, their head coach or their anything else. Roufle isn't öout to suggest anything like that, either. From the general look of things, Wellington Mara end his ephew, Thn, each of whom control 50 per cent of the Giants' have nearly reached Ow UW of the rope insolair as imatlence with each other is concerned. For eight weeks now, they live tried to find two men they could mutua lly agree upon and bey haven't bun able to find even . Both Man. are Mros,g.wllh.d Individuals, each with his own Ufferint life style. Neither Is willing to give en Inch. Both are len1ng their wheels end going wood In circles. Well, I have a .uggseticn for He" they ever Ilmnght of go o**un1 Probably not. More -•'• / ' "" I 0011*. . McEnroe BOCA RATON (UPI) — Whether it's a slow clay surface or something a bit faster, specialist for a food distribution company; Eugene tending SCC. In fact, the day I talked to her she was and planning to move to New __"1', Grand In I Springs; Brian works In Orlando. as a computer graduates frnn bli ji school, Mrs. Gilmartin is at- Haynes ILMI eir services as guides, plus throwing in use of their ats and gear. FRIDAY NIGHT First Race, 5.16,0 6 Barons Pepper 33.60 19.00 fl40 4 LIttle lug 13.40 5.20 1 ____________________________________ Blind Council, Area sportsmen are donating Whips RD Twelfth Race, Xt, 0 EIUSVI 3.00 0.00 2.40 3 Whring Francs S Society Luce 3.20 11.40: P (7-3142.99; T (7.3. Racing Dog '1 rn—iA '' L 34~ : '. '; J WINTER PARK MU., Hey. 1742 and Lis Nasd .. ORLANOOOW1N' . ,. . . + 1*N.aviAw. . snTuss,,ws,,wrs&$st.:*AP.M. S . ' ' : •' , . WL *rv$stlIAM.4P.M. . .. M .i$undsyl2:as:aP.M. OpsRMsn.andFrId.y:aA.M.4:aP.M. . 3 .... ..: -. -.z- • -. ..-'?'- -• S... S.. , . . . .-.• .5. ,S. �• IOA-EVIOtfl5 Ni,ild, Sanford, Fl. I • e. a . ... . • . - r,. . Sunday, Feb. 11, 1fl OURSELVES REALTY TRANSFERS ' Evening Herald, Sanfárd, Ft. BUSINESS S ft . , 1 . . " -.. . maw Honm Inc. to Peter A. Jowals & wt. Ruth, Lt. 51 Grove Lot Me blk K, North Off. TU17.. SK. Unit One $37 ho. Bruce W. Young a wt. Arm to F0) Silver Cloud Prop Ltt, to ra .1.. Lt. Ph James Beekman 1. wt. Deb ilip Thtich, TrusNe,a psrctI II Ests.. • IN BRIEF • Ests., Sec. One. 115. Trail • dISWI,01SW¼01 SEC. 31$ acre ml $100 Inc. to 'N Home, Richard Hear th r R.. eg Florence H. Grinr I wt. Linda, Lt. 4 blk Co BuiIS/ to James W. Watson 1 wI. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 10. $14400, B. Lot 17, blk L Heftier Southron Corp. to Commercial Air Ruby . sec. one. $22M00 Ho!M5 Cond.. Inc., S 12$ of W 200 Lot 1. I Maureen to il ,,l y Ins S 2$1, Bradley Ad Lw, 131.500.B M.. 36 . Ronald J. Ventrsiia I wf. Ells. to Lake Kathryn Par* 4111 Lt. 3. blk F, _ _ F. Lt. Karen Wilbur? A. Korn & wt. 123, WIndsor Manor, 1st Addn. . , $n.oco. J Winter Cold Cuts Citrus Crop, Production WASHINGTON (UPI)- The government has reported that harsh winters in Texas and Florida have contributed to a drop in citrus production, with a total crop expected to be 13.1 million tons this season. Agriculture Department officials said Friday the orange harvest is projected at 205 million boxes down 7 percent from the 19771978 crop. Winter freezes caused extensive damage in Texas, with production estimated at 5.7 million boxes, a 10 percent drop from last year. Concentrated juice yield from Florida oranges should be up slightly, experts said, rising from the Jan. 1 projection of 1.29 gallons per box to 1.32 gallons. Last year's yield was 1.23 gallons. 172.100. ' Fla. Reild. Comm., Inc. to charl.sAlzner & wt. Helen, Lt. L flP '•' a £ P.,' . • .,• . ,. • \• "I i Cardinal Industries Inc. of Sanford has officially opened Its first Knights Inn in Florida on U.S. 192 near Kissimmee as a 103unit facility. Realtors Report Top Quarter The final three months of 1978 were substantially ahead of the comparable quarter of 1077 in both number of sales and total volume, according to the Florida Association of Realtors. Graham At Phosphate Parley Gov. Graham, who spent one of his campaign workdays In the phosphate Industry, wtlt siress a Fda Phosdiat. . CóU 4 %Lm at %Wft Verde Special CP Music Performance Herb Reed of the original musical group, The Platters,.will be featured Sunday at 9::30, p.m. in a special cerebral palsy show at Sheik's In the Conway Center, Orlando.., r I • Flea Market Donates Space BeginnIng March 3, the Flea Market World atOrlandoSeminole Jai - Alai wlllbe donating space for charitable or community organizations to raise needed funds, according to Moneysworth Flea Market Corp., the firm's operator. Chamber Drive Feb. 1923 Membership drive for the Lcngwood Area of Commerce Is scheduled Feb. 19 through 23. Chamber S / • I — U.S. 1792 and 14k. Farms bulldh, Mary Boulevard the fifth central Florida location. The Kazsrlaii organization has been In busIness 17 years. Ii - 4; S . e. • • - . LW' . SIGN UP Pair: ASI.flã '' bminar nfl. Willi Al'imting it Ingwood 'and I WUIIarn.P. ibb d Altamont. Iprügs at• IiIdátl a resonWch iri'u' worbhophsld IM Intir*ional Pain Control Institute In d9im I r 4..: II PrkàRIs. 'TrO'aIáI 416 1 I n esUid them "durbl" and President bdonjIw Iii thI Tow abvleusly *IØsspst and danny : ...... W, :NS t 1W ThS CQnL at month's th.f.isntpscsioa.nthhswyssn. - IS,. Fed. Sem inole ., - E. DiVl$&R.u.uiw.i ' Frank mania., Lot ' 52. BIk iSabel POrn? P.m... Plat. Officials and workers with the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce huddle to map strategy for membership drive that will be kicked off at a Tuesday breakfast. (From left) Virginia Longwell, Wayne Albert, membership chairman; Debbie Garland; (standing) Mary Mize, Bob Daehn, Ned Yancey, Vic Arnett part swie of SW, SEC. 31.21.30. W of SR 434. S130,0110. Wit toWitsoflA. . spring Keilom I wt. Lott;* Oaks Un $35 100 Elaine Sopots to David Lindsay, Wldr. I Roberta Fernandez. FO. 1.01 353.4' 01 E 3h5.4' 01 P4½ 01 NW¼ Of SW¼ Sic, 2$.21.31. $100. Go. 8, Annette Danlohl to JfllS. T. Ward, II Lot 54 Academy Manor Cora Middleton Tea Open The DeBary Garden Club will host a tea from 3 to 5 P.M. on Feb. 14, in honor of Mrs. Cora Middleton. State and county officers, as well as presidents of nearby garden dubs have been invited to attend. There will be a horticultural display and flower arrangements. Mrs. Charles MacNeil and Mrs. A. K. Ghegan are in charge of the event. The public is cordially invited at no charge. 41maryNell Smith. Lots 21.22 116 EP. t. I neeborg to vacated alloy on W. Pine Mots. Subd. Roland L. Bowman awl. Geraldine, 820.111111. (QCD) ROM. L.& Nits K. Murphy Lt. 12, La Floreg. Unit Two, MUM. B*I.Alry Homo Inc. to Hwy L. to Louis A. & Lillian P. Murphy, W ' Gas Wars'New Mean*ing 9 e Most Not The. Least Unit 1. SV.0110Richard 0. & Anita F. Kokes to John J. Dinaham, Lot 4 0014119 Maw Ist Add. S3LW. 10 Evergreen Place S4JK Jam" Fitzgerald & Dianne to Stanley E. Barry & wt. Dorothy a. Lt. 611, Weltiva Hunt Club, Fox 0 Ballroom Dancing Anyone? Sun Banks of Fl. Inc. to Sun Bank Hunt, Sec 3 154.310. Dennis Marchesano, Sgl, to of Seminole, From SE cot of SW¼ I Lot Me Sa k 11 Suburban Homes 1*300 Steven N. Farrell & wt. Debora K. Inc. Lot 32 S. Pinecrest 2nd AM. to Norman C. Floyd, Jr. & wt. 0. Richard Leroya, Joan E. Pilhorn Rosalind, Lof?# Norlh0000do 8411,0011. to Howard C. & Patti J. Hill, Lot 117 Antonio J. Godir*io & Theresa to votal, Realtor SC The Fifteenth Annual Spring Art Show, an Indoor gallery-type art show, will be presented at Titueville Art League Feb. 18 to 25, at Miracle City Mall In Tlttavllle. Artists may enter works at a cost of $3 for each piece. Works are due Friday, Feb. 16 (3 to 8p.m.) or Saturday, Feb. 17 (10 am. to 4 p.m.). Pick-up Is Sunday, Feb. 25 (2 to 4:30 P.M.). Requests for Information folders may be made to Mrs. J. R. Moore, P.O. Box 6133, Titusville 32780, or phone 2674263. - TTadig wfairly lbs mw also was hiou dww -by an ad that gold reatbsda high of$$4maohmce, the dollar deprscistsd is krdp bNàtwbo ahlcusr.ssbytbsahsrpod rdoin more On Mir YWL The Dow Jass in*M a a,ee*, which lid $J2 har 't lid vs *114,1 That inrledsd a W, to ..Emphysema Iamblewssl s.c. 1usi. a Wiles. + , MAIL 1', It L11111 Be all • ___ UjuilInc.$*1ll e..w. è*'a Ca..., Is PraskHa s MiffiaMIwl.Vu51,Ut ___ N.H. Declines rented .4 v.o,p1,I$4I$ (hs Th.,tat.o(MaIn.UuboIColdralFIOrIdals p4A'In1IIg Its 20th armual gathering (indoor at noon Wednesday in the First Federal ,sv1ii & Loin bullding on State Road 43$ In Altamonts Sprinp. Information: 3*1*. Rk Perez Wins Contest i -, S in ke wes Prs Msr a_. ow a- Ii" W roil' _Lyntellak lndn shmu • ii WalLest's nt' IrtLl ".Mfl,h"$ I •JW1 CM141... TISAY . • . .' 'a " meeting wsn woe severalprises Incl NOW IN SAMMO ... WIi$Va1esd1flSCO1t who hiS name wee at random. We and edhor Cial Florida tidal. The sand prize winoors &becdv rad faw slllli~llll esch to the ebow ad tir M the WDW --am Rasost Hatol Fr sr, Jsy atherpliss. Rio's asnts wore h Per t sad his amti. Mana Mas ad Elm + f ..._'_ . 3$344$ - I ,__ + - • - • - ••• •_• .• ••', f..L_. • ___ _ -. .._+ -. -.• - c •---- - -• •-•--•- - - -• - .-•- -•+ • --- - - -•-.-. - -- - .. • - - •. . - Staff However, Richard Isn't worrying about that. If he Is In the top 20 percent of the graduates of boot camp, he'll be awarded an extra stripe. "He's always 1l.'II aE M. masters program. So, following a honeymoon in the Bahamas, Richard will head for Parris Island for a 11-week boot camp. Pam, who has 8-weeks training, will follow three weeks later so their graduations Number One." At a time when most newlyweds go in debt for furniture and household Furnishings, the most women think you have to be rough and tough. I wear a size 3 and I'm not rough and togh' Kavanaugls plan to bank least one paycheck a month for their down payment on a home at the end 01 their three-year enlistment - that Is, if they don't decide to re-up. "In addition," adds Pam, "for every $75 I deposit, at thav st.nn.f* •I.fl will coincide. "The woman Marine Is more of a public relations person. We do have to go through boot camp and march and run, but we have no combat training," she says, hence the shorter training. Normally the couple would not be allowed to see each ether during the 11. week period, but they're pretty sharp and have found a solution to that problem, "we're both going to join the choir as It's the only way we can see each (1 Pesu. other," Alter boot camp, Richard, who "enjoys a good challenge," looks forward to eight months reconnaissance training. "Survival training - ice, Jungle, desert," he says. Pam has yet to decide on her choice of schooling, but according to Richard, "She rated hEidi enough on her + + t.i. .• . • - because of the Citizens 01 Sanford." Mary's eyes sparkled as she said, "Our last ettort was to complete a patio at the Home. This was a - Since thstraglc passing Mother Wilson, Mary feels strongly that the work mint 0001111111110. "We, the ,01 'Just Us' Quh, plan to continue our support wholeheartedly and we ath the cooperation of the it (NisaM Fbsie by IMi Nideals) Jast sd Mr. I, MARY SMITH AND HER RECENTLY ADOPTED LASSIE .------•---.-•-----•--•-•--•--••• 4 4. • • 4 4 •_• : •_J special dream of my very own. After seeing the old folks sitting, day after day, Just looking at the kitchen window, Ihad a dream of seeing these same old folks on a patio on the west side of the building, with a 12. foot rock garden, a bird bath, covered seats and a fence with vines. All of this became a reality onOct. 28, 191$. There's now a iN long patio and a 12 foot rock garden with a sycamore tree in the cei*èr. There's three Islands with covered Be" with two huge wnhula sets, plus chaise lounges. There's also a two. lane shuffleboard court." and I' 4••• model. "Uniforms for the women are beautiful - all tailored to you. They fit perfectly." Neither seem too concerned about the rigors of boot camp. "They break you down and then they build you up," says Richard. Adds Pam: "They are easier on women." However, men still get their clothing laundered, while women have to do their own." "I'm beginning to look forward to it," reaffirms Pam. The only thing neither look forward to is the 5 am, reveille, but Pam shrugs her shoulders and says, "You adjust fast. It will be a little rough at first. .it's adjusting to a different way of life." Pam, a Seminole Community College graduate and former student at CFU, will iUtTtaI.cMhy cams o4 at boot camp one rank higher than the usual recruit (and her husband) because of school." She plans to earn a bachelors degree and to have an additional $8,100 waiting to be used for her extra stripe," predicts Pam. And the couple who were advised that the divorce rate for married Marines Is a lot lower than the national rate, makes another prediction: "We're going to be the best Marines they have ever seen. We plan to come out GrM,f,g to the people who contributed to the cdmindion of her special dream. Mary said., "We appreciate how the Lord touched heats brought iimany donations. I am so thankful to God for the members of the 'Jug Us' Club. But I mi most grateful for Mother Wilson, who listened to my Idle apace words, and gave me the chance to work out a to Cintlaliag, abs said, MA delve idled 1111111, ON* IS P*Vi6 dddm lot the 11s.Ws bid rmw aapIasiSintbeoldJ. c -s. W was 4ndW by Viacist ftsbsrts. Two. deidom ckids, Mr, !.lK.Ce and the 8inehlasloys vthg WAX Dinsy "World's Word Sirlesof Eritsrtalomsd Friday and DI Cans a. Martin is ___ A. ROW, .• Foti'yesr.old Rio Peru of Sanford was a ' MANO ,* I + Main. Club Plans Picnic as ___ a. Pank Le a Nft Iarcla Wii. First AOL a,71 as Www AWL Ga l rough and tough," says the slender bride, a former ring his lid illness, At had taken a newspaper tothst'oipP', and Init, he road of the axIdSIM0111tim proceedings against the Good Samaritan Home, In Sanford. It was then he sald, "You help Mother Wilson with the Home when you MA with me. You have the know-bow." "'Iboas words come back tome afew weeks later. I to MaUwr Wilson aid told bit the story. Si. gave póiostoorgthsas Iasy. That was the beginning. We called ewsolves the 'ut Us' th. We Mated oat with 11 mowers aid droush rommogs who, cNeho aere aid locomotive rides (csurt.sy of the American Legion), we raised $10111 to help 1a the new. Beg.. Lag D & I 35' Ut .0 1u._.. Is chance totraveland - a combined Income of $1,340 a month. They would have PX and commlssvry benefits, clothing allowances and discounted prices In other areas. "Mod women think you have to be rough and tough. I wear a size 3, and I'm not isa For further Information call DBCC's Open 0* 11 ?'llilLl Pill of CrySlal' Lft U.S. Marines Suddenly they had stars In their eyes. The couple discovered that through the U.S. Marine Corps, they could get their college education, medical expenses, a Mary Smith of Sanford, who carries may dreams, was moved into action glee the death of her husband, James, In July, 9:00 P.M. In the Halifax Hospital Auditorium, Daytona Beach. Dr. A. Puleo will be the in- BreIls,iJN CraJe,, Lake Mary, W . no' New Yik.*s* 1s change ides *d 0.11 ts $4.1 *. .Pu*i4 meek 'I é..t iii to Hera1dCin,.ànt Seminar Set .sfruetor. donated new merchandise for our sales. We were able to pay the $1900 cash, By EWA NICHOLS • IIIs.w*1I*ImarsIwl.$klnlsy is lakad W. Pill, From $1 LII I :S* A. Marilith MirE, recruiter. Mary Smith : Her Dreams Become Reality :OflEmphylemaoa Feb. 12,ll and 2S from ?:OOtO _ Dowis91*pssfrIs of 6617$ is awneo To Join the And then they discovered their friendly Marine Corps Help Mother Wilson When You Finish With Me' nomm$6 1.551N. $W* I WI LWIS, LO Central Florida In th. Inn . . UWAIW.Via couple from nowhere fast. At least one Marine landed at the Cavanaugh wedding reception Dsytona Beech Cbinmimlty College (DBCC) .and Halifax Hospital will sponsor three seminars ' Darhall I P1c1a Mcksy Mmd es Man. hitlil. (QCD) Fsirma limes., Inc. is Pres A. OasIs O.i.1S,y is Mafia I. KslalIIe, sac Dee, 17.7g. lasher 54. house. is N 1BaviIb Ti.. $100. N WAll.. Jy WIsher LI, 156.10 Wan. IN1LJII't & ,. . L4* to bIb Al ftft Of, __ a* MII*ed G Schmid I RIchvd Q. Idwnil Is Francis J. I Alice 54. CaMS.. fl'.sle• (QCD) Losile C. Manning Is Linda 54. MaimIng, Lii 3 Ilk P CsuiWry Club KiN UsiN 1, $111. Prleeen& wt. Erie,Let 4IN½aIS, (QCD) Arthur I. Friedman Is 1' PIns L,VSI $100. Marlin Pre*na, CIA1106 Unit a PleWsisy Jeralsan & AiIv• Is Ban IhaSab CaMS Sic 14, $111 Ward Agency Inc., Lt, 13, Sins Richard 0. I 511th 54. HSHSV'Is Isuci, 11,111 Ian Lie & Derrie 54. Pere, Lii d Babay 0. Williams & wI Mielia Indlun Hills Unit 0, ULM. Is MWA W. $sani Lt. St Labs ilsU Wish 0ev. Corp. Is W Harriet lift. $111111,m Perry I Susan J. Farmer, Ut 12 Pisala Stanley (Isrm Alkers) & Itowail Branch Wsgde, NUN. WA Jomes C. Is Harry 54. Rrd. Lulilur J. Carved Jr. & WI .IaAans anIwl. 1415. Lii 14 WkS, Fairlom to UMW K. I JoAnne Cansu Jr. I Eats., isis tow. Will $1554. I Lila P. CaW, N 20' of N CbsIO. (WOW & Wt. Car" $, $'ofN½01NIM,IINWof$WM, Richard J. Oilier & WI. Carat, I Sac 4.214111, $ies. 104.1' of UI 1 bIb 3, Nsrlb 0". Harold 0. Naldimasi Jr. Jane. I. ___ Tflsmss ILas C. Intl ngn Sic. Carp Is .lamss C. Trustsus is LuIhsr J. & Jissisia MsUa Gamble, Lt. 20, Wakiva Kills, Sec. Carroll Jr. & 811111 54. & UI. P. i1, $14,101. Cur, N½ of Sec. 431.31,171155. Ails 541g. l. Is Chins WON (QCDI Du.y 54. kisser to 1*1.5 Us.D,$1dg.20Osb JackieD.1 May kis,, Isis Sac. T 9*150. Haul 5* ICrysisi K Lake y, i.e.HatIBoW SIlL, is DevIl 5. SIll Jsckle D. I Mary ma. is AekIey& wt. $n.K.Isg.$1ma. NEW YOU (UPI) Inflation fears drov, docks lower for the second consecutive week glee the goviromsat warned the Iranian crisis could be weiss ttai the 191$ Arab oil the first is getting so outrageous," decries Pam. They seemed to be getting Nerall pset.. ly Jaaa Maissea Rollins College Provost Dr. Dwight Ling has announced the students named to the President's List for the fall term. Sanford students on the list with requirements Of a graft point averageo( 11.0 (A) or above are: Kathryn Hickey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hickey; Erin K. lUtapatnick, daughter of Mr. .and Mrs. Leo H. Kitapatnick, and Mary M. Hartr. wig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Hartwig. si a • gotoschool - thefutureat times didn't look too secure or promising. "The cost of Cavanaugh are her college credits, says Sgt. Baum. President's List Announced s a Hines, __ Unit 1K Engaged since September, 1976, the Altamonte Springs couple, both 21-yearsold, wanted to start off their married he with a good foundation. They wanted college degrees, good jots and a nice home. However, with the rising cost of living - even with both working and trying to Richard - HI __ problem. Mr. and Mrs. living here here Annual Art Show Slated Pi Valerie 1. Horn to lamer L. Kern Iwl. Valerie, Lot 330 Format lisik Fourth Sec., $100. Miranda Homes Inc. Is Wader W. Welt I WI, Sue, Lots b* .1 Feamssv Unit Twa, $41dBl. (QCD) iris L. Frlisan Is Abner They will don the blue tailored uniform of the United States Marine Corps - the first couple from the Central Florida area to do so. It was their unique solution to the seemingly unsurmountable inflation The Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College Is offering two classes In "Beginning Ballroom Dancing." Beginning Feb. 27, the classes will meet every Tuesday for six weeks from 7to 8:30p.m., and from 8:30 to 10 p.m. at (Eastmont) Altamonte Civic Center on Highland Avenue in Altamonte Springs, This course will teach the student the basic steps of the Foxtrot, Waltz, Swing, Rumba, ChaCha, and Bump. The $20 fee for each class provides for the Instructional cost of the course. Information: Leisure Time Program at SCC. toVIrexA$iiatance, A "5U war" used to mean a competitive battle between service cents a gallon by opting to pump the gas themselves rather than Merle L. Lowman awl. Dorothy SE Spring Oaks. $52,100. Tompkins Dev. Co. of Ft., Inc. to IW of Lot 47 blk Be Sportumns stations that brought the price of gasoline down to rock bottom pull up to the full service Island. Tarry L. LOksy, Lot U Paradise, $7,30. Today It's a race to see who can hike prices the fastest and a UPI Qiuck Sims prices the gas at his Tezaco station on Miami Lake Ann Ests., Inc. to J. Kendall Garden Lake Cit. Unit 1. $lt.h0O. survey reveals Jumps as high as 4 cents a gallon In one day. Thos. G. & Jan. A. Moon Sr. & Beach at 76.9 for regular and 51.9 for both unleaded and prenthin. McDaniel I WI. Vera R. Lt. 12, Lake Clyde Rom & Posey A. Moon to Ann Ests., Unit Three, $15,000. In Tampa a large independent station hiked prices a penny "Even at these outrageous prices, I can't make a profit," he said, Saturday, then another 4 cents Thursday - to 66.9 for regular, reflecting an increasing trend among retailers net to depend Oil Cory Bouftar aer d, Sgl.IRosario Rese&PsggyA.Moon, each undIv. Fernando 70.9 for unleaded and 72.9 for premium at the self-service pumps. gas sales alone to stay In business. C. Bouffard, Lot 17 blk 0, North Cr1. ½ IN. in NWW 01 5W½ Sec 25.21.31, At a Miami Sunoco station, there was a 4cent increase this A TallaK.e.ee Texaco station owner, George Bray, says 0111710' Tart., Sec. 4 Unit M0110. John M. Buchan to John J & j week to 63.9 for regular. percent of his profits comes frdrn wiling gasoline. H. Bunn I wt. Janet L Lot II SO5VIe J. $alamone, Lot 174 I £½ Rhnilar hikes of a penny or two a gallon have been reported repairs contribute the Other 90 percent. • Crystal Lake Park, First Sec., Lot 1730. P. Swap, Land Co. plot of 151eck from one end of Florida to the other and many retailers predict It $3200 "I don't know why gas cods so much," says (iando service Ross Ildrs Inc to Gaston First Va. Mfg. 116 Re Inv. Lloyd signals the dart of a new round of raises at the pumps. station owner Willie Postal. "The only thing I know Is the price Clemen De Cofomblires & WI ls t tct R.McDonou01& fl*t mum families will have to count on budgeting more for just got too high about two months before QwIMmu. I had to quit Jesmln., Lot 51k F Sky Lark Lag* Vista s.d, Wjoo. I" vacet asspli med In us (WIlly auto this slilhlerbecause the buying gas all together. We jot work on Fran k DVrraflCS, Jr., sgl. to John Wild., $41,100. Ruth Phillips to vim V"ia11r 4 u4asU.ii Mq,n*I NSttleA, ZimnWan, Cons are the pro-Arab oil boycott days when stations lured ft vim upW the psoet fIgiItthe constadprlc,hiku. "I • uaco. B 54' 01 Lot 571W 24' Lot 1051k H customers with cutthroat pricing, free steak knives, and all kinds think whit we need to do is for everyone In the country toquit Thomas Bow. Reilly & wt. Oakland Est. 2nd Sec U_", Gerine of contest gimmicks. A few still give stamps, but their prices driving for one day a week. People quit drinking cofte and look j° WrenwootSmIlh 1u & Barbara W. dsCarmo Jr. reflect ft. what happened.". Two. $44,100. Is P401111 GuIrcIsni, $11.. LotS Ilk F "said Angel Rodriguez about the gas DorothyM. L&lemsntl hb. Joe ft Sweatwater Oaks Sec I, $77,000. tat went up a Michael J. Froydlwl. !han , prices at his Mnd Service Center in Orlando. "And I'm ex, Tr. 61 J0 AM 11"MI1111, Lot 41 Woklya peding a call soon that, will raise It two or three mare cuits. I Sanlando Springs. $25,100. , , , Hills S.c. I, $17,000. don'tknow If Ithu anythlngto do with It butthls buslneuln Iran Con Corp. to Willard P. Wicks, Jr, H. Miller & Scsi of Cr1., Inc. to .to &wt. Marsha H. Lt. 4. blk S., Slspdow Mararet 0. Irsule, Lot $5 Son dOrU'nhelP ed the wholesale price of gas three weeks ago, 41 h0o Sebastian ft Unit says rais Billy J. Lyda I WI. Suzama to Gerald T.& evedy3'L IOtsfsrd to Bill Moetford who owns one of their stations In Jacksonville. "I go Franklin Realty Fund ltd. Lot 12, ClIfton L.1 Carol L. Johosan. Lot N Wool. Highland Pines Unit 3. 1*100. up anytime they do," he said, but added things are not always "Economic progress without Lrfl$Ion as "the overrkbng The Highlands, Michael 0. Fowler 116 Rom $o Residential Cammonifles, Inc. what they seem. "I used to make 9 Cults a gallon, but I dropped inflation, is how William IL Issue to bring a shared reaction Franklin Realty Fund Ltd., Lot 25 toal. Josephine P. Petrie I Cartlan A back to 5.5 cents a gallon across the board." Stunper, Sanford Realtor and by the government, business Weklva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec. SWUM Lot 00 The Highlands Sic iluiow Moutford Mill gives damps, which he says cod 3 cents on the business consultant, sees the and labor," Hisrory p Kaffick to Arthur $ (QCD) Blame Monica WassaIl to dollar. He sells self..ervlce gas for 61.9 (his cod), unleaded for situation In 1979. For Instance, he said, 12 Milng,Jr.&wf.0 .14514(11 Mary Laballi W~, Lot 11 Ilk 2 70.0 and pruniwn at 72.0. The year he said, "is shaping government will listen to the N a' & w S as' of P431501 W label P0W Amended Plot, $100. Ran 5*1 Inc is TiIIands$A.. "I don't see any shortage myself," says Orlando Amoco dealer up as one of the more pivotal, people and begin balanCing th 350') Wailes sd,$3U01 Wayne Schoo"IeW, Tr. to How Lot 14 611k H Sky Lark Subd.,WAN. Carl Bales, "but I'm betting It will be 5 more cents a gallon by yet strangely exCiting, years budget. "They don't want to be lns. Ltd., pert of SE of SEC Freda Joyce Davis to John I. & June. The way things are going people will be paying $12541.30 a during the past half-century." labeled hig spenders and d In. n,.is disc. 10 acres. cam. Dorothy H. lerling Sr., Lati '' gallon this time next year." There will be no recession, he nation-mekers," observed ZI5&W$InohML ast McCallum Is B.Iesnd dheat is thsmercy of the prlcshlkes just like anyone predicted. Simper. ILotG-2Lin SEC 143033,SKm. Ch. Schwartz. Unit Cl* lIds 3 else. "They jod call and tell ne it will cod another cent the next As for labor, he said, "the $13.5... Stamper, who shared many of Wakiva VINIS CaMe, $17,155, time the fuel truck cni. Either we raise It or we loss ft. Let's his forecasts during the rank end file h been 'hegfl" (QCD)Delmas Wail. Tr. to Julian Manuel 54.1 MafIa J. Jones Is face It, we only rent the _'hg but we get the blame (from the National Convention of Cer- by inflation, and won't be ludibinder, Lot 1$ Slavis Colony Barbara J. Clark. Let 4 Ilk J codomsrs). They point the finger at ens." tiled Bialn.s Coae1ors at crying for "more" much LiepI 0 Andersen & MIriam Is This. H. I Carol S. Lutes Is Wm. Larry D. BarronIGavle. Lt. 13, H.&CarslynA.$sscmlflsr, Lot 34 Ths UPI "my showed that motmlstacovidsav.umuchu$ Clearwater, also looked upon longer. 1 070 • By JOAN MADISON Herald Carrespoideit Pamela Abbott was radiant In her white formal gown as she became Mrs. Richard Kavanaugh III lid Saturday. Her eyes glistened as Richard, handsome In his tuxedo, placed the wedding ring on her finger. The Kavanaugta were married In a traditional wedding - with four bridesmaids, usbers...and ring bearer-under stately oaks surrounded by azaleas and camellias, at The Springs In Longwood. Although the wedding was traditional, the Kavanaugha, as a newly wed husband and wife, will do something very untradIthu. $73,000. Luther J. Carroll. Jr. to Ri chard P. Walker, e.g. 143.24'. of , car. Michael D. Walsh & wt. Barbara of NEW S.C. 15-21-31. 814M. TMHU*•y Co. To ROW. Relcht, to Barry R Price I wt. Sandy Lt. Cypress Landing a, Sobel POW: Inc. Lot S 51k B Sweetwater Oaks S.c. 12. $31,000. V2.h00. Residential Communities. Inc. to H Hanroogh , p Ha Brown to James M. Senoil, .Jr, Marvin ElllttiEWickham, Lot .•. Motel Man Chosen For Award Irwin Bellink of Longwood has been chosen rmner'up. for Dsys lam of America's man erof theYonraart Hehasservidu former hous*seplafler and Tasty World man*r in. Sanford. i Residential Comm. to Wm. D. White & Diane, Lt. 217, WInter '-I 'V Un iv Sep,g Inflation Kazarian Opens San ford Office Blamed For Ralph Kazarian Auto InsWce Co. opened Market Dip its Sanford office this month In the Cum- V R £ts.4$,i I ê Ai kI • Windtrse West. $33,100. Anthony R.Ocaslo& wt. Merced" to Marlbe$h La Chance, Lot . The Colonnades, Third Sec., $33,100. chamber president. Cardinal Opens Knights Inn an ice. CS• J ___ T 1 ,,, N tinS ,U$C$W lmore The HusiyCo. , Homes, Inc. Lot 1 BIk. C Swesiwater Oaks Sec. 12. Clair. erry H. Jeff re COnstr., Inc. J Sabal Point Amended Piet, $74,hCJ. view (QCD) Valerie J. Boultes to From SM, car. .. Sec. 10 Ihomas W. Boultsr III, Lt. 333, $532,000. o . • Jms. A. 1 Rom L. ry,,..a Bro U. ok ml Sec . . ary, Lot to Fred Jeri,nlah T.. ku,. it H. Hadfield I wt. Elaine. Lt. 72 ii, BIk B, as . ) ' - .4 Win Realtor Firm Awards Realtor-associates Linda Morgan, David Farr, Andrew Wolf, and John Harris received the "Million $ Award" from Herbert Stenstrom, owner of Stenatrom Realty, Sanford, for outstanding professional performance in exceeding' sales of $1 million in 1978. y A ... Saliva. / • IA.. Parent education classes In the "Lamaze Method" of prepared Childbirth are now In progress for expecting couples at Seminole Memorial Hospital. The course consists of six weekly classes and Includes: lectures on labor and delivery, exercises and breathing techniques, medication and anesthesia, doctor's visits, a fthn on birth, a tour of the maternity department and baby care. Husbands who attend the classes are permitted to remain with their wives during labor and delivery If desired. To register, call: 323-4252 or 323-4661. of NEW of SEW Of SEW SEC 35 dW- parcel SM ., .. ird . h We W. of J.W. Hickman to .ioiin W. Bit. . . • ticman. -.' ii Nancy, Be Semi A. Park. em nole III&J$ Lot ii. ,wvfl. .a,. V' Are Now In Progress At SMH T,, D) P T.Neffl to Andrew (QC . I'. Prepared Childbirth Classes David I Troy, Lot 21, The Color. Wlndtro* West, 19,70. Norma ROW", WId. to Mount Greenwood nk, Trot",porn Lots 50, 51, Mitchell y of Levy Grant. Coup le W11 i Be Honeymooning I T he Marines Br* lef . Marc T. Dewberry 116 ., - Sunday, Feb. 11, 1t-1B James MeArAIMY & wt- Deborah •-- May drove Mother Wilaon In her last public appearance when she headed the Christmas Parade as Grand Marshal. Today the "Just Us" Club has dwindled to only three members, as others passed on or had to drop out because of health reasons. With May as president, Edvena Fielder as secretary, and Hilda Mitchell as vlcejwald.nt, the group looks forward to working with Mrs. Bill Gielow, chairman of a beautification program and landscaping project for Us Good Samaritan Home. Mary's compassion does not stop with only helping people. Recently, her had went to the photo 01 an abandoned dog shown In 11. Evening Herald. "I prayed all night that I would be thefirst one there to adopt her," the said. Her prayers were answered and the took the happy young dog home. - "Si. reminded us of a dog l bad lost recently. I've named her Easel,, and we got aloft Jug flne! Whim I took her In for her abets and to be spayed, Dr.; Raymond Bass slid that sheisah,slthyajgpa aad felt would be very happy together," she salt Asked V alo was happy that she had adopted the dog. May minded and mild. "why,ths dog ls jid Uke a person I've added to my fanllyl" we �28-Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. ii, , Sunday, Feb. 11. 17-3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. In And Around Longwood 'DO I HEAR A BID FOR...?' WI as A I have 3O row bushes. Most of them are 12-years-old. Sweetheart bush I lost, last sommer (from weed killer) Was 15-yearaold. lain sure my roses have done so well because a rose expert planted them and taught me how to choose new ones and care for them. Qiolce is very Important Roses on Rosa fortunlana rootatock are strongest. Those on Dr. Busy stock are second bed. Old of date roses have never lasted more than two year. In my garden. Most have died within a year. The only one that has lived is now 5-yearsold. Last year was the first time It bloomed. I found out, too late, that that particular variety will not bloom unlems we have a very cold winter. In choosing varieties It Is important to remember spice. Some bushes grow very tall in Florida and spread out much more than they would in a colder Climate. Tail roses such WAIT Herald celebration. On Tuesday, Feb. 13, friends, neighbors and acquaintances of Albert Norris are Invited to help him celebrate his 1th long Iedbtg when cut. Of the till roses I lOve the Tropicena and Peace should be to It became ft g planted in the background, to black spot end allowing at lead fair fed powdery mildew, but I think ft between biahes. Is worth alittle extra cefl Mrthin and low growers won an award for fragrancethe should be placed In front of the year it came out, and It his the tall asies with three f of spec. lowliest shaped bu, and the between than. Some color is beautiful bland reds of and yellows, Bid if I could have only three roses, I would choose the climbers: Don Juan, Spartan Brunner Cecil. and (Sweetheart). They are tough and pretty and all are prolific bloomers. One of the most Important things to remember about rose culture is that roses will NOT grow in the shade. They need at least six hours of sunlight, preferably In the morning. The soil in my garden Is very GRAND HIGH Rev. Floyd (Pete) Peterson who will be leaving the Redeemer Moravian Church was honored last Sunday at a dimerhddatRed Restaurant. Mrs. Jim Edmiston of Cauelberry, who was among the 50 members present said, "It was an enjoyable men. Umental evening." On behalf of the congregation, John Iddings, choir director, presented Rev. Peterson with a tires-piece folding poster that was a lithograph of caricatures and sketches of various members and events of the church. The name of every church member was written somewhere on the 91L On the front ofthe keepsake was a photo enlargement of Rev. Peterson with two chlWei onhis lap. John did all the art work ki the clevergift. He also wes pnaaudPl with aCBbueututI. Pete whom CB'handie'is "y Pilot" had his CB .1 01 r( Of I. to of IL churchi few months lb. - ____ Happy Birthday to Laurel Ecker. She will be one yearold on Feb. ltShe Is going to celebrate her first birthday party with her brother, Jeffery who is tires; her parents, Tom and Carol Ecker; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry (Helen) Ecker and Joseph Allatin and friends, The celebration will be at her home at 13 Canterbiary Circle. Camelot The Homeowners Association is planning a tIm evening out on Sunday, Feb. II at a dinner thedar. The name o( the show they areoft to i.e Is "Camelot," naturally I Those who would like to join them can c*11arolEckeratUI4121 or Mrs. Richard R*msoM S)t*LTk*sts will be$11 aperesa. It Former Cauelberry Was 'Sentimental' The pack Is especially trying to help fn111 with two scolds In them. The uniforms can be timed in at the office of the Cammunity United Methodist Church where the peck meets, MELENDA EDMISTON Caiselberry Correspondea resident, Charles Benson, of Atlanta, Ga., gave himself a birthday present by cciniiig down her, to vielt his psrsda Dorothy and WlisBsnsxoIForst City. His Dod also has a hr day this week. Happy Birthday to you both. The Camelot Homemakers will mod at I p.m. on Wednesday at the home of Mr Gretchen Meyers at Canterbury Ucla. The speaker will be from Pd Care, a thinly which the clubwill be siçportlng this year. urn Weoftheto1mimlIy Pack 540 has a message to mothers of all former Cub Scouts: Pluse go tbeoei your attics and dents and turn In these uniforms so other boys cuigdthemeot*of. GERNOR'S HMMY SAFETY COWASSION FIo,d• D.p.itmlnt of AdminIW,.*ion A4Ies Elders will have a dinner-dance Friday from $ p.m. to mlâiI in the 8L Mgld1ni March Hall." The Rhytho Boys" wWpinyfor the eveldl4. Ii FLORIOA- ..SUNSHNII STATE U your bo*ifed liksaheid. hile bleft to beaurldthsd, you mqb,a victim of "wider cb,"Ws a he 1511 skin .peUet. 44, Dehydration of the skin Wwide,me.4haletnlcal IL • Dr. Jwo OUR BUYERS WILL BE IN YOUR AREA ThIS WEEKEND. a. 011W advice. belk bmwAt Institids. odileer air, which leads to be deW in • iwinter OWN in dh9r sacks mOisture from 1km. ' hat, toi' as 1000 Persian and Oriental rugs ANY SIZE-ANY CONDITION Call! 24llama Toll Fr.. 8II.43241S1 mod MW, 4gn1y makes e bad situation worse. Hot wa$.r—aor, than cold or wesen-waihes away as tn's oil Which weelma the barrier, OitS to iIIOWW men IKadman, AluaWrie,Va., derw!'iplr WANTED OLD ORIENTAL RUGS We have been commissioned to buy ________ thm " it i,gqusut iiipe, wwu remive eli end mewe th IMSS Ile dw ______ Do w IIIA PA weMid — 'ibm," miDr.,taa, They renieeil of oil ss ois Wrier. am ho I ONO L i Il IiidsmosninJI4VhSlIidl ,' '.1 on evw Im 1•1 ., PSI Mwsaksned bybdwderor W' W 70 uI.sl wL i.Iy •h4. Dry 0 W* dkr a — air., ecasnes shower a 01 I Mybefore msw1N • Or relieve WIdIr with a n It I ftih," 1k. Kaufpoan sagged. bibs. ____ a IPLr In y — Keep plop Iota a tub • do not that you horns to p44 mc1re in the 81,. It may spell . olhol water. While Please telephone us Immedlai.Iuthls offer to buy isonIy good until thorder hasbeenNied auxiliary president; and, representing the Depi. of Florida will be State Quartermaster Cecil Branford of Ocala. ELIZABETH ANNE LANIER FRANCIS RICHARD VOLTOLINE JR. I _ Amy tlsbby, .9th grad. honor student - at Trinity, has received many art festival aWards for photography. Following In her father's footsteps, she represented the United States on a Canadian television series of artist's children. Also, she is a spring board diver with Trinity's swim team. Her hobbies Include scuba diving and racket bail. * 11 like to bake sellable Items, may bring them to the pod home either Friday afternoon or early Sat. morning. A super big "thank you" to all who helped make the cancer benefit for Pain Pratt such a huge success. Over $1300 has been raised so far to help this 20-yearold cancer victim. Thanks again to South Seminole VFW Pod 8207 and Ladles Auxiliary for the use of their building and facilities. Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Voltoline of Sanford. Born at Fort Banning, Ga., the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Lanier Sr. of Keaianaville, N.C. Miss tinier Is a 1074 graduate of Oviedo High School where she was a cheerleader, in the Homecoming Court, FBLA president. and student Government representative among other activities. She is a senior at Florida Southern University and a finance accountant In the office of the assistant superintendent of the Seminole County School Born In St. Petersburg, the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Rev. John Partin of Lake Worth, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ulbert of Clifton, Ill. Miss ReIndi attended Lyman High School and Florida State University where she Is a student. Her fiance, the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Walker of Sanford, and the Late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hauptkorn of Willoughby, Ohio, was born In Orlando. He is a 1971 graduate of Seminole High School, and was graduated from the University of Central Florida in March, 1078. He Is employed as an electronic test engineer with Continental Test Laboratory. Board. Her fiance, who was born In Pittsfield, Massachusetts, is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Leonard of Holly Avenue, Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph John Voltoline of Pittsfield, Mass. He is 1973 graduate of Seminole High School where he played footbslL He Is employed as office machine technician by the Seminole County School Board. The wedding will beanevent of Feb. 17, at7p.m.,atthe First United Methodist Church, Sanford. a nlgbt to determine their own Biestytsa. H yes believe a ___ wuidd be a church wedding mockery, We yom' right to 'er Ttt II compatible, they'll get church weddings without married. any "compatibility tests" Bill's parents seem to ap beforehand, and 'they are prove of this, but I do not. I happily married. I promised to feel this way? think ft's Immoral and that they Karla a lovely Church wedding, SYRACUSE MOTHER would be living in An. My too, but told her lf she lives with DEAR MOTHER: You are husband doesn't really approve Bill for a year, awedding would entitled to fed any way of the Idea, but says lift doem't baa mockery, and not to expect wiek, but childe who are work aid ft will be easier on us to give her one. Am I wrong age (aid .0-ivppertlag) have ANNA MARIE PEZOLD ROBERT STANLEY HEEBNER Ill The wedding will be an event of Aug. 18, at Westminlster United Presbyterian Church, ... Romeo and Juliet prank. I have heard there is a place in Texas Where I could send cremated miiea to be made into pottery. If there Is Sosmy and ther Napoleon and Josephine Donny and Marie DEAR ABBY: Someone Anthony and Cleopatra asked you whose name should William and Mary (the be listed first, the man's or college) woman's, when couples sign Punch and Judy something. YOU said "Ladles Burns and Allen first," but I think the reverse is Jack and Jill On the other hand, I could true. I've made a lid of some come up with very few famous famous couples, and found couples In which the woman's many more In which the man's name Is mentioned first, name comes first. Examples: Namely: Adam and Eve Bonnie and Clyde Luncheon Open To Public such a place, one's ashes would not have to be kept In a contamer and possibly led. My husband and I plan to be cremated, and this would be an ideal solution for our remains. Can you help us, please? MAKING PLANS Cooking? Who's The Herald welcomes suggestions for Cook Of The Week. Do you know someone you would Like to see featured In this spot There Is something for everyone in the line of cooking. I SANFORD PLAZA Novice cooks, as well as master chefs, add a diilerent dimension to dining. Please contact OUIISELVES Editor Doris Dietrich about your news and views on cooking. ALTAMONTE MALL DEAR MAKING: I am not aware of inch a place. But If O eziets, ru surely be ad. U you seed help In writing letters of sympathy, cougratula$hoas or thtk.you FrankleandJohnny Maggie and JIggs How come? letters, get Abby's booklet ED IN VAN NUYS "Hew to Write Latter, for all W. B. (Bill) Park, in. and at Rollins College Winter fort Times, sports 111001114 Occashu." Send $1 and a los& Travel & Leisure, Seventeen, terba.ia1ly pih&Wisd utig. Park. Who you're stamped (2$ cents), selfED: DEAR Flying,, car & Driver, iv wnItsr-h*morig will be the 1k . foIUISTIJ employed Guide, liternational Wildilfe, right, you're right. Beats me. addewed envelop to Abby: featured featured author and guest 132 Leaky Dr., Beverly Hills, Readers? sped annual and by Tucker Wayne and ether periodicals. is not a Calif. 58112 ABBY: This DEAR spng Adbu Lendwon sponsored by , In The dv extends an to the the Seminole County Park-Art public to attend the luncheon. Auociatlon of Media he oriando.Wkdur Park. Send a Advancereservations at Speciuliels Saturday, March 3 ere ed required. he se I nt st The author-Illustrator T are M11:ISa.m.M lad Qu'mnlsy's j Restaurant In Altamonte created "The Pig In the Floppy should contact any Seminole "Jo'""s County public school media Black Hat" Springs. t RoJay Friends," both r',d by specialist, or may make p,g,,., and He Ulutrated "King reservations by mail with Born rwsii in Sanford, Pest receIved his Bachelor of o(Kssoo,"aZnoplpihlkat'o', Nancy H. Haigh, Bear lake Design degree from the aid 'd the cover for Elementary School, 3351 tinlvkily of Florida in M. "Beshat C.." for Doubleday. Weaves U., Apopka, S$. The deadline for making HutvdiedfestheratthsAchool His work bualoo sowed ln New reservations is Feb. 11. of Visual Amtsln Now York City Smithsonian, Harpers, Exerc ise Not No. 1 Health Habit V_ \ . . • may W6 suggest A pretty dress A pant suit i .) A skirt \• Ablouse A slip A gown A handbag A sCarf A gold belt A necklace All pleasantly priced •' ____ -An" on" chock-ups. America. seem to Place . ItPlc relalwti eareloes not. :great.r Importance on not twoortktimss ieaweskvidls While some 1$ parceat may Approximately half the pepu'tloa ys they are not careful abed their pov''a -y they get a ihlag it drinking ex abed the that ragulx eare is "not at deinking "4 k half of the medical '-".-' and have to day _ __ rest, all IPPICI" for them :thay das..a ch ocked respondents say they are -their hoed pr As for seelft *44 ea careful about their alcohol umaUy. repee the Health Iss ___ leath of the pmIc -y they -NiditUesal meal.. Over 40 A ui didy of Ameriom — i' at lout a pack of Jes a dayHowsw, Other health baWls panut My they typically eat ..boo bdb by the Jft44, they daAmmirlowc,ed"rinoitrn: wllvid 'l. :deem that abed ae4idrd of mare then f • 11 el • • : ,..and if you can't make up f' your mind; a RoJayGlft /1/1 • Certificate VaI•ntin• .. APPLICATIONS oow bsI accepted for school year 1ffNS. PHONI 71M46 for frw brochure. clawdywamnV a WON iheomb,ui$ldag she waatsto be" : Two am many variables affecting the parmen 18dovow of Ihe Clow. IlUS1,the '. as :cespkth.ywUlW mariescarp Trinity Presra$orykhool is nandlscrlmicii$ory In admissions4 dutl'rd close to eab - • ather."MIwlIMia$ ms row no $. Bites 1, of the R.nil1g unties at Las noffill — 3; ...Marines PAUL MCNULTY - j- ,* f_ -:-----.---. -• Any sisters who would Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reindi of 2029 Cochise Trail, Casselberry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Adrienne Carole, to William J. Hauptkorn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Hauptkorn, 1800 Chase Ave., Sanford. '- Fully Accredited College Preparatory • $100 Alorni. A"nues Orlando, FL. 32507 'jm',* f'— P Oviedo, announce the engagement of their daughter, iltthi,th Anne, to Francis Richard Voltoline Jr., an of . • - I ReIndI-H auptkorn Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Lanler Jr. of 359 Mend Drive, ___ Karla than a divorce. DEAR ABBY: Our daughter, KarIa, Is 30, and Bill, her Abby, I may If Kula and Bill boyfriend, is They've gone love each other and want to live ____ together for nearly two year. together they should getS end have jug announced that married now! Karma is the they plan to live together for younged of three da*ars. about a year. Then, If they are Her sisters both had beautiful UY PREPARATORY SCIJOOL INC. 2664 S. DIXIE HWY T THE CORNER OFS.W.27sh ME MIAMI IOUQNT-$OLD-TMADW - Lanler-Volfollne part W,B."BILL"PARK A junior honor roll student, Paul McNvNy has distinguished himself also by being a state mile champion .nd a state ISO champion. He was president of his Sophomore Class and has participated An the North American Invitational Model United NatIons for 3 years. He Is currently a member of Trinity's Spanish Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and Men's Service League. ADRIANNE CAROLE REINDI WILLIAM J. IIAUPTKORN Love Shouldn't Need'Com P atability Test' COURT AMY NOISY * The ladles auxiliary to VFW Pad W is holding a bake sale on Saturday, Feb. 17, beginning at 1p.m. at Zayre's Phu In Fern The joint session will begin at 10:30 a.m., with a rout beef luncheon immediately following. A contribution of $3 per person is being asked. After the luncheon will be the separate meetings of the comrades and sisters. Guests Include District 1$ Commander Bailey Hart, TRINITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL student. are Involved In many areas of learning, both academic and extracurricular. oriettut Rugw, ' I A&y ad J tended Stetson University for three years and was a member of Lambda Qil Alpha fraternity. He is currently In nuclear power training in the U.S. Navy. A summer wedding is planned. of Post 8207; Cathy Howard, District 1$ ladles Post 8307 and ladles auxiliary. MEET THE TRINITY STUDENTS PJHIWAM t11 VISIT Dabush Coest Nr fl,-311 11a at.. wW celebrate the anniversary of Its founding an Sunday, Feb. It at 2:30 p.m., at the Allen Chapel; A.M.E. Church, corner of 12th Street and Olive Avenue, Sanford. Guest speaker will be the Grand High pried of the State of Florida, Alfonso McDonald, a 33 degree Mason. The officers in charge, Ancient Matron Julia Chisholm, Most Worthy Joshua Tommie Duncans, and Most Worshiplul Master Rev. H.F. Richardson Invite Interested persons to attend. give a big welcome toRev. and Mrs. John Marion Braly and two of their children Barber. Ann and Patty. Before coming here to pastor Westminster Preebyterman March, the family livid in Fast Woth, Tomas. The Bralys are now n%IMngtheir hom. M94 Mark David Court In C4saeiberry. lu Steps To Avoid The Winter Itch TO . He is a 1075 graduate of DeLand High School. He at- The next District 18 meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and ladies auxiliaries will be held on Sunday, Feb. 1$ at VFW PRIEST Springs. •: Her fiance, who was born In DeLand, Is the grandson of Mrs. Helen Heebner of that city. young. Mr. Norris, may you enjoy many more birthdays, and an equal number of years In continued good health. sandy. So a little clay was put In sion Service. It Includes the hole at plwtlng time before directions for figNing Insects the soil was added. The soil was and dIseases, has diagrams for then thoroughly mixed with planting and has a list of manure, leaf mold and a little varieties. It even shows how to bone meal. The emaU amount of cut roses. clay was to keep the fertilizer In cutting roses always me a from washing through too fast. Too much clay would be harm-sharp knife shears and be ful, and harsn should be dug sire you cut just above a five out because It would hold too leaflet leaf, If you want new much moisture. roses on that branch. Late "Room hate wet feet,"weare afternoon ls the best time tocut told, roses, and be sire the green Anyone Interested in growing sepsIs are folded back, or your roses should get Bulletin 130 bud will never open I—UJCILE from the Agricultural Eaten- CAMPBELL - Correspondent birthday. Beginning it 10:30 am., the festivities are being held at the Heritage Center located at 1041 OrleMa Hate Wet Feet Miss Pezold Is a 1978 graduate of DeLand High School where she was active In the student council. She Is assistant manager of Just Tops-Just Pants, Atamonte MARSHA balloons, because you're invited to a super In And Around Casselberr Farewell Fete Born In Sanford, the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mrs. Anna Hutcheson of Groveland, and Mrs. Marie Pezold of Elm Avenue, Sanford. Get out your hats, horns favorite lower growers are: White Bouquet, Angel Face, Mother's Day and Bon Ban. Son Ban is a lovely pink and white that opens like a poppy and Is of my Mrs. Robert S. Heebner Jr. of 263 Grand Ave., DeLand. and blow up lots of many years, "retiring" when he was 92 years dening and would like to have a rose garden, February is a good time to begin, May people have the noilon that roses do not do well in Florida. The EXtenSIOSI Service circular No. 344 uys,..."the rose is an evergreen shrub that continue to Increase, flower production (hi Florida) for at least five years." DeBary, announce the engagement of th4 daughter, Anna Marie, to Robert Stanley Heebner III, son of Mr. and Birthday Party Mr. Norris was employed by the City of Longwood for Magnolia Circle of the Garden Gate of Sanford is submitting "The Garden Gate" for February. U you have not pruned your roses It should be done In early February. The Agricultural Service bulletin says pruning should be done in December or r, January. But when winter, cold as the lad two have been, early pruning could result In the loss of new growth from a late freeze. For people who enjoy gar- Pezold,Heebner Mr. and Mrs. Frances J. Pezold of 26 Monroe Ave., Ave. In Altamonte Springs. Roses Engagements To Super 105 th The Woman's Club of Sanford was an arena of action at the Annual "Fun Day" Festival this week under the chairmanship 4 Mrs. William Kirk. Designed as the major fund-raising event for the club's benevolent projects, the fete attracted a full house of members and guests. Included in the day's festivities were a bake sale and white elephant sale. Following a luncheon catered by members, sisters Martha Yancey (left) and Dorothy McReynolds,( left photo)conducted the auction from the stage filled with unusual merchandise. The first item up for bid was a lovely doll donated by Mrs. Nellie Coleman of Gifts by Nan...and it was going, going, gone to a Sanford lady who is a longtime fancier of fine dolls...Sarah Harrison (right photo). President Mrs. Walter A. Gielow conducted the business meeting after the auction. The Garden Gate: Area Invited You're Akosdy dolaying the ' ItIP Minim ClIPS .,, pride and uplift, Pam cosfidmi, "At Brd I cried every day..* the mere I taft to s the mars I lheplustemove U-- 10 the renha rupldiy. "la ad- cespetiag ,gsiidaldefuwr. 6^1100 _ 2113211. FIRST ST. thst'I ths ..ut r'r of wemseMai1auu - ---.s -. • - SANFORD PH. M4=4 • - - -- - • - - - -• • - I �- aa -- _,__s.___.a t\ I IL - -v,rnn,r,,ra,ne!,pl. BLONDIE )VflS#PIO.11a1fl WNA'rRE 'vVU DOING IN HARRY PREE&.E'S HOUSE?! HE HARRY. YOU HOME? _ 'THIS IS MV HOUSE! THE PREESUS HAVEN'T LIVED HERE FOR TWENTY IMAGINE THAT! MV BEST MEND MOVES WITHOUT EVEN TELUN ME! 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Cl R (abbr.) 01 t t1, lo' A H I o1i F i Lfti 57 Pulls on StAID] itt I IoEtR1 IPIAI.!.J 58 African land ____ _________ ACROSS by Chic Young 27 3 1 46 Is (Sp) 47 Waver 48 Abominable snowman 50 Time zone (abbr.) 51 Debtor*$ note feelirg 29 Askew 30 Christmas 32 Negative command 35 Actor Dailey 36 Throwback - -- 5 4 6 --- ____ byArtSansom THEBORNLOSER 5T 1}E ----- e 1-10 18 Wff so 13 Dum ___________ 0 Ta ft"; 14 25 19 28 29 26 33 32 -- - -- ,- - ______i 37 ___ 30 -- __ 42 43 __________ 1g5•'• 56 __________ -- - - 46 47 45 150 t54 53 ________________ 41 44 49 by Bob Montana ARCHIE 39 38 F.----] 40 ______ I ________________ --- 22 23 0 I ____ = 20 31 . •• 17 8 21 O0IQ)b ______ (H$C Oi aa --- - 10 11 9 7 52 - - - - -- - - - - -- B For Sunday, February 11, 1979 y(jftI1RTHDAY Febrry no if" This CUPITIg year you may arrWglln6lt with a friend who and sharing. is very idealistic _ the ut lnaugtrate He will tiiiie. t*zt you V will benefit ij,,' -- AQUARIUS (Jan. *Feb. 19) Normally you're a good ti piaver, L*at today you'll fare prejudiced points ef view. date let his heated words you. 22) Before jumping into any situation today ruIrIzig an Investment, be absolutely certain YOU know everything there . t know abet the deal. LEO (July 23-Aug. i2)' Decisions you're forced to make under preastre today are Don't bring UflflCU1T7 OII beefidal. &all for e• act. Learn re about into &pt. VMGO (Aug. ) yc)I1J by sending for )OiU in mind that everyone.' Bear n,yeftheall.newAdro.Grsph has" Including yourself, Letter for in. AW $1 for each .ed reaed, d a long, 4hirtg tasks beyond your Aaniw envelope W AnnWents or capiabilities. P LIBRA (Sea. 22t. 23) Tip QtyStatIon,N.Y.lOOlLBeaWe by welkneanlng friends could: to specify birth *IWI. cost you, rather than make ' arch PC (Feb. youmoney today. Be wary' IItIona1 save Instead of letting Of Information passed on by ' responsibilities stack up, you'd "inslder&" -' bewlaetocartçyotrptuent SCORPIO (t. 24-Nov. fl) workload shut DOW OU1eX'WI1 You could be a lit edgy today It'll become too much to handle and erratic Impulses may seek . later. 19) espreuion. De nothing that ARM (Marcb 21-April Friends will rand ltlf you try upset loved ones. to manage their peiJ RIS be extremely angry 11 anyone 21) Someone you've swords w4th before has a chip. does the some to you! TAURUS (April 2OMay 20) on his ihotider again today. 1y not to be too rigid in Give him no flimsy ezc*me to, .' positions on domestic tunes start an az'gumwt. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. today. Even If you feel you're 8 (12 HEE HAW Guests: Ray Price, Bill Anderson, Roy Acuff. U LAWRENCE WELK S SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY CANDID CAMERA EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 5:00 (2)(IZ UJ AND THE BEAR l il t .AJ APWAA %.Ir ( WT #83 AL C For Monday, February 12, 1979 GOOi'1HE AIR - by Al Vermear [ I THINK YOU'RE CRAZY, CARLYLE! 0 00 0 0 0 WINNING TFAMS TO 5E WHEN THE ISEA9CN RE " SKAFE a .-d o ci 19 ° -"' • " O -0 2 _Jf('( o° '' ° ° AVAA b Stoffel S Halmdahl suos BUNNY - HAVI YA OTAU. 1140! fKAv...Po(ii] 1P41*UGTIOIIØ TRA*HT NOW RWP$'P / ___________ Therefore, EAST 476 AQUARIUB (J$fl. 20-Feb. 11) South simply LIIEA (Sept. 230ct. 22) _____ SPIDER-MAN by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST --__ No 0.0 • __ Of • 0 .ss vu.. so m*rs . UR LATEST - m cs*- usr cauSs. 1$ SIDeD 'To A HVY THINKUI 0 MI? ccsJLD 'ruts U Plo HOIDiP16p PJO I&ffW, NO °.: ____ -'% WRtftI.1N titul heiress (Laraine Stephens) wants to get away from her dominating father; and a dying boxer (Ben Murphy) dreams of winning an Olympic modal. AND , a . • by Stan Lee and John RsmIt "i" • ___ I'M 1* vINpr • ' " ' ;.- - - () SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Cicely Tyson. 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. Guests: The Taliking Heads. (M AFTER HOURS " PM ' II OSIU - wa cm I INVATAF . - . -' I - or . '- .' ,u1. , I • ' 'U Bahamas. OGREAT PERFORMANCES "SoUl On Tour: The Chicago Symphony Orchestra" Anton Bruckner's Symphony No. 7 I performed at London's Royal Albert Hall. (A) 3:00 (2) MOVIE "The H ou 4:00 ( EMERGENCY ONEI 14) THE ODD COUPLE IMON- 12:00 (15 1flDAflflY WED, FRI) C!) THE YOUNG AND THE (!.T) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL (THU) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES PRO- (NON, TUE. THU, FRI) 93 KIDSWORLD (WED) (I2 MAKE ME LAUGH IF SESAME STREET 12'30 ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE a PASSWORD PLUS 4:30 LT) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED MERV GIIIFFIN (MOW, TUE. THU, FRI) 0 AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL (WED) ' ROOKIES 1:00 (2) Ø H0 LL V W00D SQUARES C!D MIDDAY OTHE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 5:00 - ) CAROL BURNETT AND 1:30 (2) (1 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) 0 AS THE WORLD FRIENDS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE €1) MISTER ROGERS (A) 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 THE ODD COUPLE 0 MERV GRIFFIN (WED) TURNS 2:00 U ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (2) 9 THE DOCTORS ET BEWITCHED (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT EL) OVER EASY - (4)CRACKERBARREL(FRI) Jon. 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 6:30 (2) POPI GOES THE COUN 800 "One NBC MOVIE Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" (1975) Jack Nicholson, Louise Fletcher. A high-spirited and (2) ..I .1k IIU FM (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD IWSUS (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS ('THU) (.)KUTANA Ø THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:49 ®EYSSFNw8 6:85 00000 MORNING FLORIDA HI, NEIGHBOR 1:00 TODAY MONDAY MORNING (4) (MON) (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING ....i ,... VlIV!U 'J'V' - RAND OPENING!! NOW IN SANFORD TRY(MON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE, totally unconventional man Is committed to a mental lnstitulion, where he proceeds to dig'" leads t he ot her patien ts in a protest against their strict nurse. OMOV1E "Elvis" (Premiere) Kurt Russell, Shelley Winters. Elvis Presley rises from his impoverished upbringing in Memphis, Tennessee to become one of the most popular and Influential entertainers In the history of show business. 5 DRAGONS OF PARADISE The history, biology and jour. ney to the brink of extinction and back of the American alli. gat0 NEW LOCATION PIP AUTO INSURANCE (minimum required by LAW) Call Sanford . . . 323-2450 TODAY 0 •i iisei.i•.s •••••e 6, isi•e 0• tu;s'r.u'n.i : (Hid lOt %(E OVERLOOK THE RUNWAYS PH, 323.0501 SANFORO $ANFORDAIRTERMINAL (T1JE) nd Of ___ Basi l Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. 0 REX HUMBARD Sherlock Holmes investigates osvo 0 SESAME STREET(R) the mystery of a canine spirit haunting an English country 8:30 .slate.(1 1/2Hrs.) (1) SUNDAY MASS 0MOVIE "The Groat North. (4)MARLO AND THE MAGIC field, Minnesota Raid" (C) Fun ________________ , ____ MOVIEMACHINI 11972) ClIff Robertson. Robert -' M . (1) OUTLOOK WITH JOY James gangs decide to rob the biggist bank In the West. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 3:15 0*4TEANATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Live coyerage of a wies nI bouts The Cole Y ounger and between the United States NalWnai Team and the Cuban National Team, from Havana, Cuba. 3:30 SLANOSTON Georgia state legislator David Scott recites the work of Langston Hughes, which portrays the black .xpe- rience In Africa and America. (A) 4.00 (4)5 TENNIS "Grand Slam Tennis" Live coverage of the finals of this event featuring Ji mmy Conws. John McE roe. Bjorn Borg and Guillermo Vilas in competition against each other from Boca Raton, Fillorlds. S BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL "Beethovins Eighth mpho- my" 430 GOLF "HawaIIan () Open" Coverage of the fInal Waiaiae Country Club in Hono- Iijii, Hwail. •WIOEWORLDOFSPORTI Coverage of Part 2 of the Grist Pool Shoot.out featuring Mimi- newts Fats vs Willie Mosconi from L" V1101111- N@vmk W Meter 8111 Jumping from OI'm;fa pie MIN "I York; continuation of live boxImig coverage from Havana, ca featuring she he avywiight bout with Tiofilo 500 5 FIRING LINE "Ecumenism ____ 1 Dl xrne •' . * $t..ks * kafood * M.xkrni Dhhs IVY MONDAY ALL DAY ______ SiN ha plasted in pUtc1di *W. Do ______ t.bsut*ssslI-'sySil ad thwa ___ Amlems FnemOur 4.. D1fl tdazleaa /2 - . 4:-.. .'------. " 'I-., in 0.60 . I _ -A. - Kevin Or, lives alone and rejected. In constant fear of the hideous object which has set his life on a tragic and t.rrltying senting Michelle Marvin In h WNCNIOWS _____ fUlundoy $"29 FrIday U, I - • pKi*i CNPIDIiiI MUIU, 9M9 . PUVATE DIIS ROOM i Nlilil i 5NSSySU'SRU' _______ r - -- - - % r-. - 46 MON. THRU FRI. • -. 4 p.m. Tit I p.m. 'The Nicest Buffet and Salad $a'I Plus : Bar In Town. 3 Tax All You Can Eat. Includes Coffee, Tea etc. Children BANQUET • WIDE 5CR EEN TV FOOTSTEPS (WED) CATERING IN THE LOUNGE 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLOIRIDA 0 0000 MORNING FLORIIDA NEWS FACILITIES CAN SEAT UP TO 235 0 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA S UUAS. YOGAAND YOU "Norton Buffalo And The S MY THREE SONS 11:15 0 MOVIE (4) CBS NEWS DINAHI 8 EDUCATIONAL PRO. 11:30 (2) NBC LATE MOW "TheGINAMMING Clone Muter" (1978) Robyn 9:30 Douglas, Art Hindle. A OTHEPARTRIOOEFAMILY biochemist clones thirteen 9.55 replicas oi himself and uses JPT them to thwart the planned cloning pro ject. (A) (4) MOVIE T Be Announced. •NEWAVV4GIM An agent known only as "The Fox" tries PLAZA TWI to stop the Avengers from 322.7502 SAT.. SUN. MATINEE 7:00 ONLY - - . (2) CARD SHARKS Identifying him through a print he Will on an antique cu. JKUOX Hwy. 17-92 . 7:45 9: SS (4)5 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 10:30 Cl) ALL STAR SECRETS •THE PRIC(ISRIGNT 110 (2) HIGH ROLLERS pi DE .SEAT 0 ,' and ... LESLEY-ANN[ DOWN ____________________________ FLAZ 11 Jungle Joe S 'AN V.i Con lit" LUNCHEON BUFFETS For the business communIty this offers a time-saving, hearty lunch in a relaxed atmosphere. DAILY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY... You may choose from: 11$ a. TO ASSORTED VEGETABLES SALADSANDOESSERTS COFFEE OS TEA _________ PIvsT.a EVERY SUNDAY BUFFET iui**'* 0 p1st 'ou may choose from: En Carved " $ 525 3 5tandIi Entrees ____ Assoded VepleMes. __ $&aSI arId sscN PM TAX Cofiseorlea tree ______ ss,osey Maays INA.M. TIUN P.M. Also enjoy yourfavorlte cocktail from our Safari Lounge WILLTM YOU / IVUV WAWT SAT., SUN, , au SUT LOOu ONLY -- - - SAT, SUN. TILL 3:54 ADULTS 2,50 s ALL STUDENTS CHILD UNDER 121.2$ OVER 50 1.7$ I .&3 SEATS - MOVILLAND Hwy. 1792$. 322.1215 SHOW ,iva 7:00 SUNDAY $ SAlLY SPUD HITS ALL TICKETS SOC PIOMS:%54:45 WILDESTMOV1EEVER!* ci - -- ' - - -. TAUIANT I SUPPU CUll Coer A . ________ .,, - Tax ___ .iITIITAiiMIITNIITIT 9PIN: 11Me..Thws.,PrL%MlI,kLl-1l,Clseed$on. p I N. Boservelius hut wVns ed to Yse. ISIS Pmuch Ave., hwy. 17.91 . '---1. . SANFORD PIsseISIlNi I. : 8:30 community property suit against actor Lee Marvin. 11.00 2)@)001Z NEWS 5 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS J1 () PARUS, ITC. $ In4udes salad bar wlcdffbe, tea, etc. ' 5 STUDIO SEE (MON, TUE. mU, FRI) 5 - 2 P.M. All You Can Eat 8:00 course. 10:40 CD a WEEKEND Linda Eliv. bee prowts a profilis on Mar. yin Nitchelson who I. repre- io A.M. (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 3 ENTREES Indlinala. used freeb a (THU) (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) passlonatesld.ofthelrnatures 00000 MORNING AMERICA when they leave a jobIns 5 SESAME STREET community. ' b25 .4 " ooAYlN*1.oRIoA NUTES 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA SECOND ony w NEWS 1030 7:30 GRIPPING YARNS "The T00.' Curse Of The Claw" Gothic 00000 MORNING AMERIhorror C0m15 to peaceful, pasCA torsi Maidenhood where Sir •NA,,Yiouls.7i.sup½PiaDlUm ___ ____ 'iiilikrq1td - Ansley" Two young women we awakened to the elemental and • MIlD ill • IUCID Dliii Pl1C 11:3S211 _______ . . (4)OThUMDAY MORNING "Country Matters: Breen Come TaMeThe Two DlffereIceIlMeZkalFSSd Is.tst'LAad,asthur b dii Is erY OriNIc4&FTUh _____ U - g in ' j stig .se, _______ - ING (WED) THEATRE is NOW OFFERING 1Iue11 $I _____ ' '!'* 5 MASTERPIECE ____________ FiAWThshurbIs . . "i A man survives a brutal mauling by a IN I.. Va.. ,....1..,. •k astounded Indians to worship him as a god. (2 Hrs.) 0 THE SUPERSTARS Top male athletes compete In a variety of sporting events in this first round of the Men's Finals. from Freeport in the 600 PlIng an herb gardsn Is SUS Of the better WayS SO lijOy year-round gardening in (1) 6 SUNIDAY MORNING TOM OFANGFACE Florida. Z ORAl. ROBERTS DAVIS Herbs are MIY to ,ow, 11)57 S MISTER ROGERS (A) require very little ' 9-30 they don't take up (2) GOSPEl. SINGING JUBIEven if you don't have a large LEE backy ard you can grow t0 aoe a eo ioo succssefully. and dried. It Is widely used as a MOVIE "Charlie Chan In A 11gardenbed,awlndow -, flavoring for soups, meats and Honolulu" (8/W) (1938) Sidney bm or even a few clay pots can filL One word of cauft: Dol Toler, Phyllis Brooks. The 61" YOU A &WW supply Of mr-PlAnt this one. A few Wall, famous slisouth Investigates the womatic herbs tIn'oughott the plants will usually provide dIsappearance of jewels. (11/2 Hrs.) more leaves and flowers than 5 Year. iC COMPANY (A) ifouamr"wvowu am an NUN &in* can use In a 10.00 they hay, a wide variety Of year • STUDIO SEE "Unicycles" In'th. home. They can be used SWEET MARJORAM Ii also The St. Helen's School Unicyfreth or thud, and when dried, easy to grow and quite popular. cli Drill Team in Newbury, Ohio they keep for a long time. It Addill UnIqUe flavor to wW Worms gymn"Iks on unicy. A good garden sell that's free and salad dreisingo, btd the slus. w.sda and close to a water overwhelming characteristic ci 10:30 supply will keep Your herbs sweet marjoram Is Its (2) MOVIE "While Featp" bmby 111111W Vowing 111111014111r. fragrance. Who UW herb is (C) (1955) Robed Wagner0 ____it I. often used as a John Lund. A prospector Is U you on, pl herbs on a dried, Instrumental In bringing peace asrrwstrlpofland,prelerably sichsttoswsetsn1Inp C1015t1, lotheterrIIo'y(2Hns,) __ at the border __ Of yea' vegetabl, and clothes storage chI. TONY BROWNS JOURNAL garden. i will keep your Obviously, the list Of herbs THE LAWANOYOU ___ OWOALD herbs sesy to reach. U you whichpwverywelIinF1j IZOOM(F4 garden plot, you'll and up abl, to go li*o all of them here. 1100 having to walk o'er Lbs p' U you can keep In mind joga () MRONSKY AND COMPA. ___ dptt p gas, NY yosmpro'Idssom.pulhways maybe you can find out the• • FIRST BAPTIST WIt jOW gCCden. Of COme, virteres of some of these other ijp it. yaw rMw 6ft in wris ymnu. 8NWP "Knowing who window he or day pots, thIs Remember that herbs are You Are" (A) in. Won't be a gsuuenafly very 'say to grow. 1130 flunta ____ very cosraiy in d can be adapted ______ to either (4)5 FACE THE NATION thslrneedsforrMaadeool outdoor gardens or Indoor • TURNABOUT "Sharing" The problems Of single parents warm tempsrotires. For osotsr growing ve explored. (R) upseurmatlzyoi'Uaiid hr IW ___ ere book effort, growing herbs ___ __ can yes em d at ibnul y preelde you with yesirenud ° he' •if*, Or ci .eribl. a de used pscbsgos. ru___ _______ .MIRL and IM Of Lb. herbs to joe. by - 7leids .. __A. (2) MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL C!) SUNDAY MORNING 0 FAITh FOR TODAY OPICTUREOFHEALTH fierbanGrowing F AllanYear. dan a *lsd herb, Ii Is well _____ . 2:00 0 MOVIE "Man In The Wilderness" (C)(1971) Richard Harris, John Huston. 700 (2)2'S COMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE Q VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. liON JFALWELL CJ ad the bwdo hub you em by T. K. Ryan ______ OTHE LIVING WORD 0 ____ 1*1' t " ,iow mi' N1NIPi HOiiFOR ' ington Bullets at Philadelphia l6ers 6:30 (4) CHURCH SERVICE 11:30 Entertainment. All West Virginians welcome, DEL Is probably ALLIMEMEGM No ' 1:45 (.4) NBA BASKETBALL Wash- 6:00 (4) A BETTER WAY 0 THIS Is THE LIFE ______ $•1 . reports on a migrant worker's journey from the fields to Harvard; Christopher Glenn reports on surfing as a varsity sport in southern California. 0PRO AND CON WASHINGTON WEEK IN IF ELECTRIC COMPANY (!)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- ownership of a pet horse. (Part 1 of 2) MORNING ff) a CBS MOVIE "Gone With The Wind" (1939) Clark 5:30 Gable, Vivien Leigh. The ternpestuous Southern belle Scar0 SUNRISE SEMESTER Iett O'Hara meets the dashing 5:53 Rhett Butler In the final days ofdM p'rt. CLUB before the Clvii War. (Part 1 6:00 2) EARLY DAY (.2) THE OSMOND FAMILY 0 HOUR Guests: Andy Gibb, (4) AGRON8KY AND COMPANY (MON) Ruth Buzzi, Paul Lynde. (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 5 THE FORSYTE SAGA (TUE) "Birth Of A Forsyte" Irene and (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN Jo marry, as do Soames and (WED) Annette. Annette gives birth to 7:00 (2)WORLD OF DISNEY A AFTERNOON (j) NEWS 030 MINUTES Betsy Aaron OAT 100 3:30 RESTLESS 00 (1) NEWS IF EDUCATIONAL GRAMMING spoiled Australian girl and a MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS 1at fall and early wiatir TUMBLIWUDS MEET THE PRESS 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 DIRECTIONS 3:00 ANOTHER WORLD 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (1) STUDIO SEE Killing" (1976) Andy Griffith. Bradford Dillman. A prosecuting attorney attempts o prove a murder was ordered by the underworld. (2)1121 COLLEGE BASKET- 11:00 (4)00 NEWS ENDAR (j) NEWS (!)C8$ NEWS 030 MINUTES 0 WILD KINGDOM "Wildlife Rancher" David Hoperaft dreams of replaicing cattle ranching with wildlife ranching. (2) Tracy, Hume Cronyn. A group of concentration camp escapies are reunited after splittingREVIEW (A) up following their departure. (2 1:30 Hrs. 10 Mins.)) 0ThE LITTLE 0TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL S WALL STREET WEEK "Greenspan's Review" Guest: Alan Greenspan, pros. and MORNING chairman, Townsend, Green. span And Co., Inc. (R) 10:00 0 FANTASY ISLAND A beau- 12:45 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Street 6:30 (1965) Burt Lancaster, Paul Scofield. A French leader 4:25 0 MOVIE "The Seventh Cross" (9/W) (1944) Spencer ROCKFORD An ex-con (George Loros) believes Rocklord to be responsible for his imprisonment and seeks revenge, lege student terrorizes a sororlty house because of his twisted love for one of its residents. (R) IF FLORIDA art treasures after a German officer smuggles them out Of the country. (2 Hrs. 25 Mins.) 9:30 12:30 00 NEWS THE ADVOCATES "Should Our Foreign Policy Include Covert Action By The CIA?" 2.00 0 MOVIE "The Train" (B/W) West VomesIa West Virginians winter social, iwe THIN K p "Stanley" (C) (2) MOVIE (1972) Alex Rocco. Chris Robinson. A rattlesnake becomes a personal weapon of revenge against mankind by a Vietnam veteran. (1 1/2 Hrs.) }INTERCOM 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Franchising. Smoke Detectors, PensIons" EVENING 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (2) @) 0 LOVE OF LIFE 0 FAMILY FEUD 11:55 @DOCBSNEWS cardsoncluba You hold: PRISCILLA'S POP 1:30 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11 Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m,, Temple Shalom, - Providence and Elcam Boulevards, Deltona. Music by Kopel, Preview Reception for Jan Ring-Kutz Fiber Exhibit, 7-9 . p.m., Maitland Art Center. . SaafordSemlnole Art Assn.members Show, noon, to 5 - p.m., Sanford Civic Center, Refreshments, 2:30-4 p.m. plays low on that first Wa- You have an Instinctive TakithI time todIgIetnew Or mond. East can cash two knowbidge of whist Is vdnbk moblitiomy ideals pregotad 1os532 K 94 diamOnd tricks and nothing to others as will - for yiaaU to you over the weekd- Ycul • AQ1O3 J564 cankeepWestfromgettlng today. Uyou'r.Iooktngto acthan •J1052 •AS his ace of clubs, but there ______60 a ____ _____ oper m. ____ _____ AIQJ.4 - -, c, . ' .-' "O -Q7S 972 Send for yea' coi Of the all- remember to do for PS* AM thiIxsrft4 ' ne w AMro'Graph Latter for lfl today make you popalar among by m111 $1 for each stud a QW pierl. a-wa Vulnerable: Both IM& U_ ____ $Axx LUMARM (Nov.DOW. 111111111106wo WAzzax uypetoAro'Graph, P.O. 21) There's a world Of d11 West North East •Aa ____ __ ____ Bot ' b et ween fereace yca' cetlook Y 10 Aaa N.Y. 1i9. Be sire to specify today, as IIIPOISd to yesterday. Pass 2• Pass 2 Anlowareaderukalfwe Pass 4 4 Pan Pan Wkh a positive attitude you'u recommend one-heart or Pass PaC (Fib. 20-March 20) apply effort necessary tot on"Ot2e _____ ft. 5g In Don't be sby aboet acqapting ,, standard American or In help •- OSrId. Others want CAPRICORN (DeC. .jan Opening lead: • 4 normal expert practice Is tolsndahsiid and will beha'tlf 1$) 11ra's no puilthgthe wool one notrump. you dol sillow tbm to do so. ww ym lay"today ad yogj (N!WSPAPVI ENTtRPRIZZ ASlit) Allt=ll (UNITIll 21-W 19) let dberis bw IL Youve doft (Do you have a question for e experts? Write "Ask U)• Starthug the day In a good your_____ homework and know the th ' Of mind helps you to au.a. Experts,' care of this newapa- fr Today's article is thie per. Individual questions will toddle y4W wSrL Youll do a 9000th Jacoby article for be answered if accompanied better b.ca Newspaper Enterprise A150 by stamped, solf.addressid ___ HIM envelopes. The most Int•r•stinak' Seventy-six year old TAJJ*U$ (April IS-May 20) Ing questions will be used In OswaW Jacoby hopes to got this column and will rocolm You're a Poll hisod to hm to at least 10 before turn- copies of JACOBY MOOERN.) a little a psi Uy t. tag the coumn over to needIng hulp with ytidsg, younger writers. Of course, W he gob a Wt of help train #1 eshsd. young Alan Sontag, as well ____ FOREST FIRES , as from his wife, Mary ZIta 4)T (May lWe 20) WaY andhlaacnJames. . .' CONThIBUTE Aithsugh jeers nut a dq. ___ t's when jeer inToday we we the A for 1 FLCO f hems, Analyse the lead at work to _ a. t.ày You ase to t. •. ems In aG ' leech hums plate-___ wNh to Am IN you wou ve , the defense one heart, one . CANCUI (Js 2WIly 23) ____ club and two diamond - -. .In ys ___ ___ of tricks, but West elected to s... perkil open his fourth-best dl.'-•' pqIag atttlss to ___ " tedoy. 1go have S It doesn't take much anal. ___ MOM. ysis W" of ad" ace Of diamonds over In the Izo (Joly_IS-Aug. 23) By the Go - :.' East hand. South sees that If prIulty uses ra'ut be rim with dummy'sjJ1, N.Ighbos " ______ Wk , 0 CONSUMER BUYUNE a ISSUES ,tio ANSWERS _____ time to lead a heart before someone very practical and tim. to Eala coatrc over InambWova, d=M pay EQ8713 ___ 100 (2) COMEDY SHOP 12:00 0 THE F.B.I. "The Minerva Tapes NBC LATE MOVIE "Stranger In The House" (1975) KeIr Dullea, Olivia And Schism" Guests: Dale Vree, Bishop Robed S. Morse. (2) VOICE OF VICTORY by HOWIB SChflhIdI' LIVED HN'tLY Captain, claiming that he mentally unfit. (2 1/2 Hrs.) 12:00 ci MOVIE "The Eyes Of Charles Sand" (C) (1972) Peter Haskell. Bradford DilIman. A businessman, gifted with stranchic becomes involved in a series of bizarre murders. (1 Hr. 45 6:45 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP South can set up some dis- 6 K5 Al EEK S MEEK a (Premiere) An unscrupulous sheriff (Claude Akin.), seeking revenge on trucker BJ McKay (Greg Evigan), arrests him for hauling "white lightning." (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Coach Reeves' team gets takin to the Cleaners, both on and off the court, during a tournamint in Los Vegas. g DELTA HOUSE When the Delta House Is condemned, the Deltas enter a we4ghtlitling contest to win money to save their house, 5 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "John Halifax, Gentleman" ASter John saves Abel's busiflU, he and Phinias go on a holiday where John falls in 19) Dealings with others where money is an issue could be ...ah111.. ..t4I vvu GEMINI (May 21-June 20) a wx wiu I Iw UU nuwu today who may attempt to today. Keep this. in mlnd, overwhelm you with his Behave accordingly. 0 MOVIE To Be Announced. U MOVIE "The Caine Mutiny" (C) (1954) Humphrey Bogart. Jose Ferrer. Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Herman Wouk, a group of Truckers" (Premiere) Annie Potts, Kim Darby. Two young women join forces to keep an expensive trucking rig Out of the hands of repossessors and hijackers, 8 LOVE BOAT "Drearnship" Hans Conreid; "Best Of Friends" Ben Murphy, Donna Pescow; "Aftermath" Richard Anderson, Diana Muldaur. 6 THE MERRY WIDOW Bev. erty Sills, Allan Titus and Andrew Foldi are featured in this production of the San Diego Opera. (2)0 NEWS C!.) 0 C88 NEWS 7:00 (2) THE GONG SHOW ()CONSUMER BUYUNE th.twWpsyouonagoodtrack YOURBIR1AY for the neat 00#0 ci dss. vihrrylI,ms WIN AT BRIDGE . Job* veidirea appear very VIRGO (Aug. 23&$. 22) East will take it and may prinlelng for you this COmb* Patience is Your long suit and well lead back a low dIa- year. One In particular, where it'll pay o today. The clock Is 2.10.A NORTH mood, This will give West you will be associated with in your 1052 5-P IN WERE GETTING THE JLIMP 04 SMNG TRAINING THI5 AR T'.' HIGHLIGHTS 1______________________ ______________________ 8:30 0 WELCOME BACK, KOTTER EVENING Epstein and Mr. Woodman's 800 niece, a beautiful college (l10 NEWS Student, decide to live togetht MASTERPIECE THEATRE er. 'Country Matters: Crippled Bloom" A crippled young PAW,' "VIP Lunch" woman's sister makes off with 9, the one man who might have (!) 0 CBS MOVIE Flatbed her. (R) Annie & Sweetiepie: Lady a's, - - - (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) EVER HOROSCOPE right, drive for flexibility. 1 51 1 - 48 Sunday, Feb. 11, 1979--SB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. INN II NOwyosuccals - wtTw oseosni x UA9MM.$3$.4W1 - -. -: ' S . . • - - - - - �0 - r• • Wr S 0 0 . U U r r - 0 1 Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, FL .. Ev.tdng Hrald, 5mb d, FL Tj1iotic Sunday, Fib. ii, in, Legal Notice ____ Legal Notice Sunday Fib. 11, ;7-7B ............................................... _________ 24-Business porturwties CLASSIFIED ADS INVITATIONTOSID Automobile Service Center on The Board of Trustees of the NYHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seminole Memorial HosPital invites Malor Hwy (17.t2). Have avail EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C11 able large stalls with office bids upon the following: space or storage space. Lights. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Portable DefibrIllator Sanford, FIa., 32771. Seminole COUNTY, FLORIDA water & compressor included in Additional Information IS County, Florida, under the fictitløig5 CASE NO. 1$1I74.CA4.J rent. Lindy's Auto Center 17421 available at Office of the Materials name of DIXIE ROOFING and that GARY E. MASSEY, Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, Fla. Manager w,intendtoreglstefsakflam.wIth 305-333.2150 or 305530-4347. All bids shall be mailed to the the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sell newspaper space, create Ititni .................43c a Pm. unt, Materials Manager of the Seminole Seminole County. Florida in ac layouts, write copy and service. 3 comicutivi tIIm.S .. . 3$c a Pin. Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First 30.ApertmenLs U,urnlstd cordancewith the provisions of area advertisers. Newspaper 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. lConSiClJtiVItlnses.....3k a IllS, the ALTHEA C. GRIFFIN and Street, Sanford, FlorIda 32111. All advertising sales experIence Fictitious Name Statutes. ToWit: MARGARET J. GRIFFIN. etc., bids shall be postmarked not later MONDAY thru FRIDAY Section usoe Florida Statutes itS?. preferred, but willtralntfte right Large 2 BR on Lake. Adults only, SATURDAY t.Nooci than iti, 2 day of February in, 3 Lines Minimum 51g. Dixie IndultrIM person. Apply in person to: $300 mo. Harold Hall, Realty •shall be received on or before ADVERTISING DIRECTOR William P. Speigie Inc., Realtor. 323.S?74. Defifldant$. the 2nd day of March ltlt. Secretary NOTICEOPSALI openings of such bids will take Deluxe 2 BR, 2 bath townhouse William A. Spiegle NOTICE ISNEREBY GIVEN that place at me Office of the Materials apt. C.A, w.w carpet, dish. President pursuant toa Final Judgment dated Manager of the SemInole Memorial Publish Feb. . 11, ii, 25, i,t washer, iaundramat walk to the 7th day of February, 1t, in Hospital at 5:00 o'clock AM. on the DEG13 downtown. S213. Adults. Call 477. Case No. 711174.CAO.J the Circuit of March im. 1544 after S P.M. - __________________________ Court of the ElgMhegntti Judicial Seminole Memorial Hospital rICTITIOUSNAMI Circuit, of Seminole County, reservesfherlØlttorelsctanyand 300N.FrsnchAve. I, 2 BR deluxe units. Pooh. Adults Florida, in which ALTHEA C. all bids. Notice is hereby given that I am only, on Lake Ada. Jest So. of Sanford, Florida engaged in business at 1S Tipton GRIFFIN and MARGARET Publish Fsb.t, 11, Il, itlt _______________________ Airport Blvd. on i?.t2 in Sanford. Rd,.Casselberry,FI.32707Seniinole GRIFFIN. etc., it al were the OEG.3S DESKCLERKICO0K ____________ _______________________ Call 3235470 Mariner's Viilage. County, Florida, under the fictItlo5 Defendants, and Gary E. Massey, Apply in person name of 0 & J ENTERPRISES - Esquire, was the Plaintiff, I will sell 4PefIOflaIS Holiday Inn, Sanford FICTITIOUS NAME tS-tljlp fl4 LAWN DIV and that I intend to to th highest and best bidder fOr Notice is hereby given that I am ____________________________ 31-ApertmentS Furnished cuh at the West Front Door of the engaged in businiss at 2S Lake register said name with the Clerk of Full time LPN, 11.7 shift. Apply In FACEDWITH A DRINKING the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Seminole County Courthouse, In Ave.. Sanford, Seminole County, person Lake View Nursing PROBLEM? Apis. for Senior Citizens. Down• Florida in accordance with the Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, Florida, under the fictitious name of Home, ut E. 2nd St. p.thapeAilisiymous town, very clean & roomy. See provisions of the Fictitious Name at 11:00 AM, on the 12th day of SEMINOLE LANDSCAPING and Can Help Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto Sect ion S430t March, 11t, the following dscribed Carpet installerorhelper Statutes, ToWit: that I intend to register said name " 5473133 pp Avt. pr0psrty tet forth in the order 0 Apply in person Florida Statutes itS?. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Write p.o. o 1213 Final Judgment: Sanford Carpet, 11$ S. Park Ave. Sig. Judy Jeske Seminole County, Florida in ac Sanford, Florida 32111 Condo Furnished. 2 BR, 2 bath An undIvided one.half ('.) in. cordance with the provisions of the _____________________________ Pubiish: January 25, February , Adults. No Pets. $200 me. + Real Estate closer National Title 11, s. lilt terestlnandtothetoliowingproper. Fictitious Name Statutes. To.Wit: security. DeLand. 7345143 or ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM Co. has immediate opning for ty: PEF.122 Section S43.Oi Florida Statutes 1t57, IN YOUR FAMILY? 4414133. CLOSER experienced in FHA. BeginnIng in center of Beardall 51g. Ronaid S. Morton AL.ANON VA I Cony, loan closings. Salary Avenue ata point 21t.4 feet North of Publish Fib. 4,11,15, 25, 1fl NOTICE UNDER Forfamillesorfrl.ndsof commensurate w.abllity & SouthetcorneroftheSE¼ofSwll, DEG.21 FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE 35-bile Home Lots priblemdrinkers excellent fringe benefits. Call Towsship it South, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ° Forlufureinforvnationcoll Chelsa TitleS. Guaranty Co., 031. Notice is hereby given that the Range 31 East, run West 3 feet, CITY OF Casselberry. Large Lot for Rent 441.3333or wrIte 5333 for appointm.nts. undersigned, pursuant to the NoI1h21.4fesi East fl3 flit, SOuth LAKE MARY, FLORIDA 1520 Carlisle Dr. SanfordAlAnonFamilyGroijp NitIcesIPvbIicN.arlag "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter 21t.4 feet to point of beginning. COMMUNICATIONS SPECIAL. 33,.'203 P.O 10*553 LESS the following property: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: S5S.Ot, Florida Statute, will register 1ST I. $141, H. S. Grad. 1 yr. Sanford, FIa. 32111 YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Beginning 3it.4 feet North of the ______________________ with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, LOW FEE-TEEMS communication exp. or cam. inandforSeminoleCounty,Fo,., 5Ec01t'oheSE4oftheSW¼of NOTlCEthattheCityCouncllofthe Property pietion of a communications PSYCHIC advises on Love, of the Section 33, Township it 5flh, Cityof LakeMary, Florida, will hold upon receipt of Business I Personal direction. schooltraining course. Abflltytø • * eRECEPTIONIST. publication of this notice, the tic. Range 31 East, Seminole County, a pubiic hearing on the 1st day of appreciated. JAMIL type. Apply Seminole County Tap commercIal 2 acres for rent, March, lilt, at 7:30 P.M. at the City titious name, to wit: ART GRIN. Florida; Light skills required. Fun lob, iolsi Eugene, Ore. e Courthouse Personnel, Sanford good for business or car lot. Plus thence run &ji west 23 feet to the Hail, City of Lake Mary, Florida, to OLE LEASING, under which I am excellent hours. $440. by Feb. 15th. An equal op. i7440. Call 24 h1s. 1303.442441. 1100 ft on 1742, office w.storage of beginnIng; thence continue consider a PetItion to close, vacate engaged in business at 5500 N. Itwy point portunity employer. M.F. space. 323.2533. 1742, Sanford, Florida 32771, in the due West a distance of 10$ te., and abandon, discontinue, disclaim OIVOECE-$30.$G--Guaranteed. . . GENERAL OFF ICE * theflcerUlldueNoFthadistanceof do andtorsnounceanyriplltefth.Clty City of Sanford, Florida. .530. Stuffing Envelopes sand Free details: KIT, lox 7t1, of Lake Mary and the ptIic in and GOOd typing.Postlng. Handle That the parties interested in said SeiI.Stamped addressed en. Pompano, FL. 330$1 thence run due East a distance of to the following described right-of. accts. Excellent benefits. 55* business are as follows: velope Tayco P.O. lx $010, ________________________ lOS fiet thence run due South a way, towit: A. E. Grindell, Pr. Stockton, Ca. $3200. WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Downtown Sanford mini ware. VACATEthe2otoolaIleyright. distance of 40 feet to the point of ART GRINDLE INC. MatV'DatingSirvice.AiiAgej. • . ACCOUNTCLERK. • house specs available soon. For beginning. ofway of BloCk 3, Crystal Lake Nurses,RNsILPN'sAis,Live. President Art Grindte P.O. lox 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33317. information call 333.7341. Good accts. payable. Good hrs. Winter Homes Subdivision Between in companion, short term AND LESS: __________________________ Dated at Casselberry, seminole , Good benefits. assignment. Homemakers Up. Beginning 31t.4 feet North ad Floyd Avenue and Goodhart County, Florida February 7, lilt. Weddings by DOT .ioin sa103s. f. West of the SE corner ot Avenue. Publish Feb. 11, 15. 23, Mar. 4, lt7t Z-Vntsd to Rent NOTARY PUBLIC _______________________ The Public Hearing shall be Mid the SE¼ of the w ' Of Sectlo 3, OEG-44 3n.3035aftersp.m. 'SOUS CHEF Part time semiretired person to Township It South, Range 31 East, at the City Hall, in and for Lake inspect (or quality control. 7 to Wanted Small Furn. Apt, or Furn. Mary, Florida, at 7:30 P.M. or as Seminole County, Florida; Exp. required. Exc. Co. $510 up. FICTITIOUS NAME room & bath. 1st floor. Close to Il, 4 days a week. 333.470 mince run West 1uSd feet, thence soon thereafter as possible. At that I ABORTION SERVICESb ______________________ Notice is hereby givin that I am town. Pliale call 322.2Slt. 21t.4 feet; thence run time, interested parties for and a. OWNER OPERATORS it Trlmieter abortion-1)OO, Gyn engaged in business at 113 South East usa feet; . KITCHEN MGR. galnst the above request shall be Magnolia, Sanford, Seminole Mercury Motor Express needs CIInic-$I5; Pregnancy tietg thence run South 21t.1 iiet to the heard. Said hearing may be contin. Exc.employer. Great potential for 40.A-Apsrtments & male sterlixation, free coun. owner operators in the flat bed County, Florida. under the fictitious Point of Beginning. usd from lime to tIme until fInal ac Advement $15,000. nameof RANDY'S RAG'S andthatl division for East Coast tiling. Professional care, Duplsxu for Sale tion is taken by the City Covncii. AND LESS: operation., Stsady year around supportive atmosphere, con. ThisNoticeshallbepublishadon, The Ifortti 2It.4 feet of the South wert. Advances on each trip. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole a a SAW OPERATORm a (1) time cacti week for two (2) Con. •a of the East us.,, tees Handsome 4 unIt apt. bldg. Finest Call Don Beck toll free 110013$. Co. Good benefits. Steady location in town. Four 2 BR County, Florida in accordance with the SW¼ of Section 33, Township it sacutive weeks prior to the date Of 5512. EOE. the provisions of CENTRAL FLORIDA work. $350. Apis., all rented, great income the Fictitious South Range3l East, less the North public hearing in the Evening WOMAN'S HEALTH Name Statutes, To.Wlt: Section n,.i feet of the South Herald, a newspaper of general producer with high yield. Fine fef We need an experienced i55.Ot Florida Statutes itS?, ORGANIZATION investment at $55,000. the East 133 feet of said SWVI, and circulation within the City of Lake a a MECHANIC * MATURE ONLY 51g. George R. Crow less the East 23 feet for Right-of. Mary. In addition, Notice shall be 000dpofentiai PUbliSh Fib. 4. ii. IL 25. lilt Maintenance man. Full time. ss SIPE.CoIOniaIDr.,Orlando posted in the area of consideration Way for Beardall Avenue. DEGiS Apply in person Sanford Nursing SaidpropertyshalIaesoidsubect atleastfiftean(13)dayspriortothe 1. Convalescent, iSO Meilonville a Toil Free 1100.221.2351 CMECH, HELPER. ______________________________ to any outstanding liens or equIties date of public hearing. _____________________________ Inc. REALTOR, MLS Ave. note toreciosed in this action. DATED: February 4, lilt Light exp. wIll do. FICTITIOUS NAME CITY OF LAKE MARY, DATED: February 5, lilt. 323-5774 Day or Night 6CNkI CII'S Notice ii hereby given that I am $500 monthly stuffing envelopes at • a ATTENDANT • FLORIDA Ar H. Beckwlth, Jr. engaged in business at 2350 Elm home. Send stamped ad'essed Clerk of Circuit Court By: .5. Connie Malor Stock plus gas attendant, Nice Avenue, Sanford Seminole County, Baby Sifting in my home, Winter envelope 1 23c for details: City Clerk By: June I. Curtis boss. 1444. Florida, under thefictitiousnameof Springs area. Responsible Continental.G, Box i4702, Deputy Clerk Publish: February 11, ii, itlt DANCERS WEARHOUSEandthatI woman. 321.ltlS. Orlando, Fla. 325W. BILL: Gary B. Massey DEG.dt ____________________ intend to register said name with the a e DISPATCHER a a _____________________ wy, Aiper, Wick & Eaton , Will keip children Sopor Opportunity with growing ClerkoftheCircultCourt,Semlnole i5STsrn Building- Crane's Noose IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, AVON Inmyhonso. D.nty, Flida in erdoncs.wlgt . c. 'u IISNTII$TN JUDICIAL CIa. ISINFLATIONCRAMPINO 332.434 ______________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice thereby given thatwe Seminole Orlando - Winter Pork 322-2611 83-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS Advertising Salesperson RATES DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication EVENING HERALD Sunday - Noon Friday 0 YOU'VE TRIED IT YOUR WAY" NOW TRY IT * * OURS * * AAA EMPLOYMENT * * 3235176 * * 37-Business - - Harold Hall Realty 41-Houses IOBIII'l ______________________ $.Ot Florida Statutes ItS?. 54g. David K. Wright ?Ubiish: January 21, 21. February 4, I) n, . _____________________ CASE NO. 7t4143.CA.13K VICTOR FREEMAN LEWIS and wife, SHEILA DECKER LEWIS, CITY OF CAUILSERRY PLANNING AND ZONING COM. ________________________ MISSION Plaintiff, NOTIC!ISHEREBYOiVENtI MIRA ALFREDA FIERRO, MIRA THE COUNTY COURT IN AND the City Of Calselberry Planning DELORES FIERRO FREEMAN, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, andZoningCommI$$ionwiJl NANCY ROSITINE SKELTON, FLORIDA public hearing. Mr. G.M. Benjamin, and THE ESTATE OF ELSIE CASE NO. 7t211.CC.11.J applicant, on behalf Of the STATE OF FLORIDA. Frances W. Tompkins, Winterowfl, Park,ROSETINE, DECEASED, EX REL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, Fl, is requesting approval to annex Depidants JR. two (2) parcsls of land Into the con. State Attorney for the EIghteenth porate limits of the CIty of Caisal. Judicial Circuit of the State berry in the C.1 Commercial) NOTICE OP SUIT Florida, on behalf of the Honorable Zoning District. The parcels are I.. TOQUIET TITLE John B. Polk. Sheriff of Seminole gaily described as: IN THI NAME OF THE STATE OP Begin it titI intersection Of County, Florida, the FLORIDA: Northerly rlght.of.way lIne of Win. CtiII _____________________ Tennis Instructions at all levels avail, at Bay Head Racquet Club. Sin,le, groups & clInics. For info call Head Pro Doug Maiiczowski, 3237343. ____ 1$4pnd LET'S BE HONEST If weren't looling for a new career you wouldn't be ing tI1isad,andlfw.irsn'1 ng for somaona to do a cb this ad 'woi'swps,,. It youwa,* the _ Dl4P FOWl El •$ECURIr GUARba* k Need several. Immediate openings. Night shife. 1444. • .STOCK CLERK.. Work into st. manager. MA*t have grocery exp. PP01't1 , tY tO iSfll TItus tO Estate. 24 HOUR Build to suit . 322.9283 our lot or yours. FHA.VA. FHA 233 & 243. - M. Unsworth ReaUy CometoA _______ REALTOR "Your Future Our Concern" AAA EMPLOYMENT 251 CommercIal 323.5175 Cabinet Installer. ExperIenced oniyl Call Central KItchens 322. or iiv -, Career? If not why not 7 Real Estate Today is big business, learn how you can begin an exciting new career in Real (Ci) REALTY WORLD. OPPORTUNITY -. 3231041 or eves. 3334317 ______ ___ Five Hundred dollars a weak. call 1150-4321403 anytime for recanted message. tp fight ck. For details caIild4IOlt • * FORMICA WORK.. Light exp. will do. With knowledge of MW. $304 UP. - NIGHT ML! SELLERSI BUYERS YOU WANT TOSELL OR BUVA HOME I 'z............................................................ ____________________ ____________________ 41-Houses - - ________ e DOLL HOUSE. 2 BR, 1 bath In Deltona in a quiet location Dining area, Fla. Rm., Lg. Scr. porch, eat.in kit., washi I dryer, carpet & tile & Extras! Rag. Real Estate Broker 2631 Sanford Ave. 32!-07&i 322.7543 - Vacation time is here...get what yvu need for a happy time with a BPP WARRANTED. Only 532.5001 Classified Ad. FURNISHED2BR,l bath home in location! Close to city, shopping, St. Johns River! Neat with dining area, set.In kit., washer, W-W Carpet, & Morel Move On In! .iult $1,500I . TWO STORY 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING 1 CAR GARAGE ON 13th STREET. NOW ONLY $i,$0O. THE SPOILER 3 BR, 2 bath custom built home in cxc. neigh. borhoodl SpacIous Ems., OR, Fla. Rm., C.H&A, eq. oet.in kit., w.w carpet, 1. every imaginable ftstureI Super buy at 114.3001 JUST FOR YOU lIE, 2 bath home on stream, w.ig. Fia. Em., W fireplace, OR, patio, Spacious IRs, w.w carpet & Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. Only $44,500. HOMESITE ON OSCEOLA NEAR 17.t2, PINE AND CITRUS $1,500. EXCELLENT CORNER HOMESITE, OSCEOLA S. EL POE TO. $3,000. 2¼ ACRES IMPROVED Cae Whitshurst, Realtor . REALTY WORLD OiaIM.l.L.L.l.O.N PASTURE NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. $14,500. GOOD TERMS. s 443.3444 S.S ACRES FRONTING ON CRIPPEN RD. PASTURE & WOODS $21,000. EXCELLENT TERMS. ______________________ We are exclusive agenti for Ash MAYFAIR. OutstandIng 3 BR, 1½ bath. Lovely floor plan, ww carpet, excellent cond. Owner Homes, custom builders. Come in and counsel with one of our agents. Someot our moslels have included in theprice such extras as: I CUStOm plans, (you put walls Anxious. $fl,tCO. ARCHITECT'S 2 story, perfect setting for antiques. 3 BR, C. HlA. Choice area. $St,t30. 'eyouwanttMmatnoextra charge) 2. Fireplace 3. Plaster walls 4. Virtually maintenance free NEAR SCHOOLS & SHOPPING. 3 BR,2bath nearly niwwell cared for home. All appliances, break. fast bar, extra insulation $32,500. exteriors 5. You choice of several elevations at no extra cost to you. Prices start from $34,500 On your lot. Don't Delayl! CROCKETT LOG HOM ES SEIGLER REALTY BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" S. MyrtleAve., Sanford Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 6684335 ___ ELEGANT CUSTOM 2 story wall extras, pool, outside en. tertainment area w.Oazebo, walled for privacy I security. 4 BR, 2½ beth. $t3,S0O. ______ 3 PLUS ACRES, PART PRODUCING ORANGE GROVE. DELTONA AREA. $20,000. PRINCIPALS ONLY. 30 ACRES. PINE AND OAK, 525CC PER ACRE, GREAT TERMS. MARION COUNTY 40 ACRES IN THE ROLLING HILLS OF OCALA FOREST. ACCESS TO 350 ACRES OF CRYSTAL CLEAR LAKES & PRIVATE AIR STRIP JUST SOUTH OF SILVER SPRINGS $2000 PER ACRE, GREAT lnC.REALTOR,MLs 323-5774 Day or Night 2435' S. French (1742) Sanford 323-3371 TINU$lI PRINCIPALS' ________________________________________________________________ pond, 1g. FN, patio, fenced yard oncul di sac.! BPP WARRANT. ED. Can you believe only We have buyers. Homes, Lots & Acreage needed. Call for Free Appraisal. Heat Ic. Legal Notics - ___________________ Sanford's Sales Leader 322•2420 . ANYTIME MultIple Listing Servlc CailBart REALTORS PARK OPEN HOUSE WASHINGTON COUNTY 10 ACRES, LARGE OAK S. TIMBER ON A GREAT BASS LAKE. $1230 PER ACRE, GREAT TERMSI 10 PERCENT DOWN. RECOGNIZING * 13 ACRES, PINELAND IN HILLS AND LAKE COUNTRY, $10,100. CROCKETT LOG HOMES vs Sanford In ____ ____ me ffsg related exper. lence helpful but not _____ Inspect this spacious countr mansIon. Living room wlt fireplace, formal dining rm family room, library, 4.1W, laun*y rosin, 3 walls, I rvR tries. Room to grow. ,uss. DIrections.- East an SR Ill, Leithand side of raid, cemint from Sinfard. Just v° Agricultural Risesrch an( Educithui Center. Watch fop signhiyan*. -, - - - ___ earning Investment required, $SIO.00. - ___ ____ V.TEMPO franchise P.O. ____ - ____ _____ . - -- - ____ GRAND ___ _____ .- (I) .----. - BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 2125$. Myrtle Ave., Sanford The Real Estate Agersqt REALTORS AVENUE SANFORD St&Suii.1i.5 Mai.thniFd.1.5 CAIIIAGE c.u t. . ( - l. 1 S. S. Cs . r' - - - - . - - - - - - ---_ . 59-Musical Paying $15 mens. $7.50 womens class rings, also buying any 322-37t1 "t'' - AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322-t141 EvesatterSlweekends - WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322072). 71-Antiques YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-1500 ALL AMERICAN CHINA & POTTERY SHOW & SALE FEB.17 106 FEB.15 116 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER ADMISSION $1.50 (Good both Days) Want to Buy Antique shopw home. P.O. Box 33, Sanford, Fl. 3277). 72-Auction VISA MASTER CHARGE HEATED AUCTION BLDG. SANFORD AUCTIONs 1215 S. FRENCH 323-7310 Mr Cond. & Hooting Central Heat & Air fond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford. 322.1771 - Csranc11IS MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers oyr specialty. 23 yrs. Exp. 471.7617. essm.king Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322.0707 Orni S Bosrdrsg ANIMAL HAVEN - 64-Equipment for Rent 65-Pels.Suppliss Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping flea control. Pet iupplies, dog houses.Heited kennels. 372.3753 General Cleaning Insur.d-33t-3120 local owned. Carpet -shampoo-steam dc. orderize. Furn. -free Scotch- guardpressure cleaningJanitorial. Shepherd Puppies, Swin. cli Reasonable. Aft S Call 323-1136 AZALEA PARK FARMS PET TRAINING CENTER All types of Pet Train Obedlenco-baslc& advanci protection & more. LOW, L FAMILY RATES. F guaranteed or Money B Your home or ours. - Ph. Deltona (303)2742010 * ** * * ** WI AU READY T DO YOUI TNIeaIII $scleNsio lu $Niudh" -. - b- sip fur "Nit. - - - - - Top Dollar PSid for iunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 SilO 78-Motorcycles Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323.3546 or 323-7710 1973 Harley Davidson Sportster $3000 or $1000 dwn & assume 3231717 80-Autos for Sale - AYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92, 1 mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the res.rvf'd price. Call 904253. 5311 (or further details. Dodge '70 Wagon 76.000 MI. 5700 322 5752 JUST MAKE PAYMEN1'S-'69 to 75 models. Call 3)99100 on' 131 1603 (Dealer). 1971 Chevelle Malibu Good C and., Best offer Call 322 7299 '67 Dodge Polara, 2 DR. H.T., 53.000 ml., AUTO, AIR, PS, PB, 303 engine. Very good cond. $1,000. 373-3610. '71 Toyota Corona Deluxe. I DR., 4 speed. Good condition. Call after 3 p.m. 322 1932, Home Impvements Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching & simulated brick I stone speciality. 322 2710 I Man, quality operat ton $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne neal. 337.1321 INSULATIOP.- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, liberlgas ICellu Inn,. Lowest prices. Call 321 OV.' or 904734470$ collect. Income Tax Prepared in the convenience ot your home. 74 yrt. exp. $101 up. 322-3717 for appt. Free pick up I delivery for all tax returns prepared in Feb Confi denhial, personalized. From $5. Ph. $12 4412. 9 am. to 1 p.m. Light Houllng Yar Debris, Trash Appliances I Misc (LOCAL) 34t.5371 AKC Golden Retriavor pu Top heed lines, nonitiars b Guaranteed against I dlsplaysla. Pasts OPA tilled 55,0* quality. $350-U males & 3.finisl.s. Pt,. Azalea Part Parms Deltona, (305)5143510 Siberian Husly puppies, AKC I 1wk$,S$eiyii, S*&WP Sliver Grey. $100 to 0015.333. wk. days or 3331001 wk. I Muwing No Job too large or small. Complete lawn service Freeestlmate. 323-4001 PsMng DANNYS PAINTING lnterlor.Exterior House Painting Licensed-Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 322-iMO PIunthk Ssrvks Retired Maint. man. Remodeling, room additions, root rmpairs, patching. Ph 3231513 or 3310713. Home Improvemsids CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR SO. SALINT & ASSOC. 332-0453 Remodeling, retired buIlder doing all kInds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free est. 323-0214. ******* 'I - Call 3221621; 3fl.450 - FLA'S FIRST fSmily protection, 5, BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinssnvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322.31$) fur your 77-Junk Cars RemoVed - SitE. 1st St., 322-5742 rchandise 62-LaGaiden Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, Electric heaters; gas, electric stoves I refnlg. Furnishings & Misc, items. 31? Palmetto Ave. iØij nuns Call aft 5, 322-5537 condition. 323 16$1. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3fl, 24' Bann Travel Trailer Good Cond $1600 furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook Guitars, Drums, Banios. Cam. plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322-2255 Rubber Boots, rain wear hal ssrv Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the (inest In used Beauty Care RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $0 Scott Reagan 3221177 323.4501. MON.4UfI. t:OIA.M. 1:00P.M. 75-Recreational Vehicles Cash 322-4132 57-Sports Equipment MIXED FIREWOOD Pine & Oak $33 Truckload 310 Sanford Ave. Call Dell's Auction. 323.5620 ORIENTAL RUGSWANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 614 5126 JACK FROST- C.n:. He.it I Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm 5. Res. 372 0205. ROBSON MARINE 2927 lIwy, 17.92 Sanford, Fri. 32771 56$'. nuiu.s.s aid nssfuI servIce. * . 55-Boats & Accessories hiS Snapper lawn mower high vacuum, II hp, Electric starter with grass catcher. $150. 349. mbso' tubil. aid y sppi ANTIQUES AUCTION Sunday-Feb. 23-i :30p.m. GARDEN CLUB OF SANFORD Billy H Wells I Associates 303 333.2570 Home lnvements ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cdi. Accspiod 327-1501 Tree SsMce TREE REMOVAL. Trimmf, stump removal, llcsnsid & in. sured. FREE cit. 553.flQ Tmcler Service MOWING. DISC 1140 GRADING Free EsI. 333.3374 PERMATEX COATING & Vsmtlen blind Nepeir PAINTING, CARPENTRY New Cord. 14mw Tape, Pick Up & Deliver HOME IMPROVEMENT 031.413t 53)4147 & Bill Himes. 441404) 321049 . - GARAGE SALE: Baby Items, chairs, auto air unit, misc.. items. 601 E. 29th St. 333.5344 50-Miscellaneous for Sale risuli MBos leMoN, .- . t 68-Wanted to Buy sidential Auctions & Appraisals 54-Garage Sales WILL BUY EXISTING 1st I 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. ID Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 152-743 REAL ESTATE STORE 1978. " sun, For Estate, Commercial & Reside Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 3220352 DOG HOUSES ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS IMI.1.if 17.13 Peach Faced Love Bird (Small Parrot), Male Call 323 6S09 Good Used Televisions. $23 and up. & Sold iy UALfOS tindS luSlilgo, $ rnhnd l,i'-uii - -...... 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable, 5 track tape player. Sold new $600, a teal buy ii only - 1320 or-iae u psynt.iit$ of sir per mo. Call 031.1714 for free home demonstration, Private Party wants 3 BDRM CO house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 323540$ after 7 p.m. Iat. nitLi YOUR COMPLETE 4. - Television-IS" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call $311714 day or night. 323.7110 SANFORD 4. NEW 3 BEDROOM. * SATk HOME, WALL.TO.WAL. CARPET, CINTRAi. HEAT ç AIR. TIIM$I 53-TV. Radio-Stereo Seigler Realty, Broker Sanford 32)0640 Wanted to buy home *10w down payment. Excellent ref. prin. cipals only. 323.730t. 72-Auction - Received semi.load from New York "New Furniture" warehouse. Couches, chairs, love seats, chests, dressers. night stands, china cabinets, bookcases. Redecorate with NEW FURNITURE at Auction Prices. KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, FLORIDA ROOM, CARPORT HOME. 100x140 CORNER ON HWY 16. ZONED FOR PROFESSIONAL OFFICES. HURRY ON THIS On. 327.1577, DeLand 66$ 0335 65-Pets-Supplies PUBLIC AUCTIONé MON., FEB. 12,7 PM.• 52-Appliances $55 IN . ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress $23.95 ea. PC.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1797 So. of Sanford. 3221721. COMPARE THESE FEATURES: MOBILE HOMES AT COST FII1 MOVE IN WITHIN ill MIL1SLsVTNA eciyy WATER and SEWER lNCLUDED""V#I eADULT ONLY ud FAMILY SECTIONS "000,000 2414 MARSHA 51-Household Goods OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT IN EXCEEDING SALES OF OPEN HOUSE BUY SELL 1RADE 311.315 E. First St. 322-5622 3225732 PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE . 3433l. S. French (1742) Sanfonq' 333.1334 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Sloppy Joe furniture, 7 pcs. $. Console Stereo, maple, $300 Sanford 321-0610 OrIando32l-1577 DeLand 6684335 FOR OUTSTANDING *iwcv fl ...Cd fl34454 SEIGLER REALTY LINDA MORGAN DAVID 1. FARR ANDREW WOLF JOHN HARRIS -. CalicyAvsmue 46-Commercial Property 1140 HILLS, 15000 TOTAL :' __________________ ciser. 322-3853. WAN TED LOTS TO PURCHASE CASH. 322.2257 3 ACRES, PINBLAND IN ROLL. __________________ Sunday, February 11, lilt ers; RCA color TV; roCker; Clock radio; exer- T47.Aiiortg.g.s Bought .CRE. 'MILLION DOLLAR AWARD __________________ 69331. Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 322-0214. FRONTAGE, $2,730 PER REALTY-REALTORS -. Camera; stereo, 2 speak- 20 acres E. of Oviedo. $7000 per acre. Write to Harris B. Mullins, RI. 1. Box 13, Chadron, Nib. - Furniture drop leaf table, china closet, love seat, dinette sets, end tables, etc. Call Used But Nice. 339 7373. wkends 504.734.5964 SACRES. IMPROVED PASTURE I OAK TREES, PAVED ROAD S1 . 1 SE R 0 M. - 10 acre lracls, St. Johns River access from $1100 per acre. $750 dwn, 70 yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 3036*0696 & 530 $026. Eve & ALACHUA COUNTY LEVY COUNTY - 5333. FTU area near entranced plex lot on small lake $13,500. _41-ReaI Eltale Ynted $39,300! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.1! 9" DeWitt radial saw w-disc I drum sander + woodworking book for beginner or expert. H.D model, perfect cond. Aft 6. 319. $12,000. PLEASEI 40 ACRES IN TIMBER COUNTRY WITH OVER I MILE FRONTAGE ON THE SANTA FE RIVER. $S5 PER ACE, EXCELLENT TERMS. PRINCIPALS PLEASE I Diltona! W.w carpet, Scr. porch, your own water fall & fish .; marked gold or sterling-any Lake Mary Canal front lot, water & sewer, cleared, ready to build ______________________ FANTASTIC. Immaculate 2 BR, 1 bath furnished pool home in Furniture Salvage, ll-t2 So. of Sanford, 3221771. $29,900. Harold Hall Realty The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Bt' OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, aInost n,oranpetreep.C.H&A. ' pct. assumable mont. Call 323. size draperies 510 & up. Sanford 43-Lots-Acreage S.t ACRES, TALL PINE, NEAR OSTEEN GOLF COURSE, 112.000 REALTY WORLDI new $399; Loveseat $14.93 & up, 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 I u; Ref. $301 up; El.stove$1O&up; full SKYLINE 14' wtireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 Orlando Dr. 323.5200 VA & FHA Fiflincing INC. REALTORS $*5.55flor 339.1711 eves. Sale S pc. BR Suite new, $239; S pc. LR 371 0610,377.1577,445.1333 FORREST GREENE for payment, Call 5)1-1714 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. Seigler Realty, Broker S acres Lk. Sylvan area. Best Terms. $70,000. William Malic. ZOWIli,, Mealtor. 322.7953. VOLUSIA COUNTY THE PERFECT HOME,31R,2 B, split plan, very private on large tree shaded lot. FR exposed wood beams, unique patio area all screened with lake .iew. ((I) _______________________ - • Shopping. $37,500. speakers in ceiling. s3• plan, pan, ,MBR, C.H&A, Fia. rm., patio, 1g. BR5, excellent neighborhood close to shopping & sdioolsi SPP WARRANTED. Super buy at $30,500! CITY WATER. $7,300. 2 5, extra large LR, Mt 4 yrs. young + completely fenced yd. Convenient to II, schools I •PURSES 5j Mere! BPP WARRANTED. Yours for only 54,3001 ROAD, $12,500. Just listed Lake Mary area, 3 BR, Home Protection Plan is on this Sanford located 2.1, lush car. peting & drapes, eat.in kitchen, Plus a full din. rm., stereo ., ... cash or take up payments of $12 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, 1' BATH, MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK & QUEEN PALM, $16,500. ACRE PLUS, LARGE OAI TREES ON SYLVAN LAKE HOMESITE, tS*1W. CORNER, ON BLOCK TO LAKE MONROE, ARTESIAN WELL & EVENINGS333 0412 W•SIl3. 332.7177 ' mo. Will take trade as part SANFORD AREA 323.7832 Luxury living with privacy, 1.2, 1g. liv, rm., foyer, fireplace, oat.in kitchen, spacious patio. 115.500. 132000 Pla. Em., Dl, BOlt House & Lk. Mary Blvd. 32, Lk. Front. 102.500. • AT* ROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM, CARPETED, CLOSETS GALORE, EVERYTHING OVERSIZED PLUS 2 CAR GARAGE. A SHOW PLACE NEAR DOWNTOWN. ONLY BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 1 bath Spanish Style home in Mayfairl C.HIA,, w.w carpet, sunroonn, fIreplace, 2005 Glenway, 42. pool. $03.000. 1 years old $34,500. 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY bath home on ½ acre under const. in Shadow Lake Woods! Every Featunel Solarium MBR, fireplace, OR, FR, oat.in kit! Buy now-seiect colors! Yours for lust 554.230! 14EV, PINELANO. ROAD FRONTAGE. $0230. (j,' •SIGHTI DREAM HOME. Super 3 BR, 2½ 3.5 ACRES NEAR LAKE HAR. 1111 Valencia Ct. 3.n. - ' .:. only $116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for $116 42-Mobile Homes 6.7 LAKEFRONT, IMPROVED PASTURE, SOME LARGE OAK AND ORANGE TREES, $16,500. 43$ W. 25th 2.1. 135000. - 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORK. SHOP, FRESHLY PAINTED, FENCED YARD. $3i,iOO. SUPER 3 BR, 2 bath home in SaI' Linta w.C.H&A, w.w carpet, spilt BR plan, eat.in kIt., 1g. MAKE A WISH 4 SN, 1½ bath hams is Mayfair w.spift SR . • LOVE • sit,,. . REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR Enjoy living in a growing area Lake Mary A well kept 3.2, nicely landscaped with trees, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH FRAME IN GOOD CONDITION NEAR SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL. JUST LISTED 2 ER, 1 beth ef. ficlency home on .72 acre! W.w carpet, eat.ln kit., range, rf.I Excellent location across from Idyliwilde Elem.t Value in the landi A buy for 513,5001 rmsl Pool plannedi home for 135,000! - 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, KITCHEN EQUIPT, 2 CAR CARPORT. BEING RE. DECORATED. $39 900 $11,000. HAL COLBERT exam. Classej startIng Feb 19th. Enroll early as class Size ii limited. Tony Coppola School of Real Estate. 6433110. - GENEVA AREA ________________________ 645-3144 .••• • /,''b.'\• We have a Singer Futura sewing mach, Sold new for 1630 was Christmas Iay.bwy, there was Prepare for your Real Estate me, Cash for your lotI Will build on yar lot or our lot. V Enterprises, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 444-3013 CLASSIFIED ADS VIILs.. FIND a new home for everything . evøn for youl ________________________ BEAUTI FULLY DECORAIED 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH,'5CEN. TEAL HEAT, CARPETED, DRAPES, FENCED. NICE FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD. GOOD ASSUMABLE MORT. GAGE WITH $7,000 DOWN. sni MONTH. FAMILY'S DELIGHT, 3 BR, 2 bath custom built home in Droamwold on 1.3rd acre loll C. lilA, w.w carpet, satin kit., Fla. Em., Porch & Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. Just VA-F HA.235.Conv. Homos -Low Down Payment REALTY WORLD Dial M I L LION 43-Lots.Acreage - Steall! FHA, VA or low down & assume. Come see before it's gone. Sanford Ave. to 2tth st., go E to Grove Dr. to 2131. Cae Whitehurst, Realtor 333-400 BUILDER. 322.3317. Phone3fl.7$$1.$ariford overtIi.d AA..f. D ,,..a ygwnew W.W carpet throughout. CII. A.C, garage. At the low price of $25,tOO vs a BATEMAN REALTY . ••• SO-Miscellaneous 41-Houses New 235 HomEs, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $21,000 to $30000. Low down payments. JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 10?W.Cocnmercial Clean as a whistle 3 BR. 1½ b, Cl split plan, w-walk.in closet in area. 131,500. 41-Houses - W. Gannett White Reg. Real Estate Broker SUNDAY 1.5 . ______________________ 41-Houses OPEN HOUSE Lake Mary Like new, 3.i½, Ilk Large fenced back, trees, , -- ________________ 41-Houses Lake Mary Rent with option. 3.1, fireplace, fruit trees. Lot 1tSx116. Asking 143.000. BEAUTIFUL DREAMER. 3 BR, 1 bath home in Sunland w.Fla. Rm., new w.w carpet. built.in bar, coy, patio, remodeled kitS. LOIS of storagel Many Extras! BPP WARRANTED. Super buy for 12t SOOl _____ -- . ___________ WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE • WANT TO SELL? Jim kdty, PIER NO Monday, Feb. 12, 7:30 at Dads Westerly riglit.of.wsy lIne of SR. i Federal Savings & Loan, Butler ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT 2324 PARK DR. 332.3110 No.04.05 shown on Itie plat of Win. Route 3, lox 150 Plus. Howell Branch 1434. bearing serial number REALTOR AFTER HOURS tirWOedSUnN1,a$redodInpa$ NANCY FICTITIOUS NAME A caravan will be leaving the Real 3)00010 and tall number 2.t354 3224540 BookiLatpageIs,ofthepubllCRe. Route 3, ROUTINE SKELTON Notice is hereby gIven that lam Estate Agency 3435½ S. French 14)010 Q, cards of Sarnkwle County, Florida, SanfOrd i. 32771 engaged in business FICTITIOUS NAMI at P.O. Sons 22t, Ave. at 4:30. Please call Sri nhi' SO 4$ SYSOS ' " ON I OF A KIND MIRA DILORES Notice is hereby givon that I am 0352 N. Orange Ave. Osidenred, FIERRO reservation or stop in it Dads Defendant. W. along the Northerly rIght.oI.way FREEMAN for those *1uo demand the Most. 2 engaged In businISS pee, 22733 $Im1IIIIS at P.O. ions County, Florida, Federal. If licensed you might NOTICI OF ACTION line of Winter Woods Boulevard, 10r SR modern horns has over 1400 Sanford, FlorIda 33171, Seminole under ttII fictitious nome of COM. Palmetto Avenue be able to find a SETTER WAY, TO: Any parties having an in. adistanceofISS.Sfsef, Thence run Santord, rn. 32771 Sq. Ft. livIng aroo & Is located County, Florida, union' theficfftlous PUTER IOOKKSEPINO, ETC. Isrest in ONE CESSNA 310 AIR. N. 11 degrees W 55" W. for a close to hospital & all con. THE ESTATE OP ELSIE NOSE, name of MICHAEL'S OF and that I intend to register said CRAFT bearing serial number 310. distance of 1501 feeS, vsnlences. 030.17. SEMINOLE and TINE, DECEASED. that I intend to iliffie with the Clerk of the Circuit 00)0 and till number 141010 Q their thence N. Mdegrws 3S'30" I. MIRA MI. register said namewlfti the Clerk of Cs%t, ALFREDA FIERRO, Seminole County, FIends in heirL assigns, and successors in In- for a diStencs 1, 0 NA DILONES P11110 FREE- the Circuit Court, Seminole County, accordance With the Provisions tecelt, and all portents, Firms, and WeSterly nlgMf.WSy 1kw of ExPSISIICedCarPSIWor SN. MAN, NANCY ROUTINE 1RL. Flanda In accordance with the the Fictitious Name blatufes. To. Corporations Owning, Having or No. Withtsels. O.orgeH. Reed 'rota i THE ESTATE provisients it the Fictitious Name Wit: Section o 33$.ht FlOrida IUIE StatutOS Claiming An Intarul In on Lien On thence runt 5.53 degreeS WIS" NEAL ESTATE it. 150*175, $an$erd, Fla. 32771 ROUTINE, DECEASED, ii alive, $litAei. To.Wlt: SectIon 054.0 itS?. thu Above Described Aircraft, along said Westerly rigl*.of.way or NIALTOR, if dead to his or lien unkntewn Florida Statutes itS?. $Ig. Loraitis Kay Ribertian YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE line, Ion adiStanceof 150.0 $00 to February 11,15,33. March heirs, devisies, Ia$alau or yen. $$1. Michael W. McClung _________ fINElY NOTI PIED this the Stats P5kW of Beginning, SR home plus 4. lIlt 24-Si*lnsss OPPIWIIMNISS Twelerontoprice.3 tees, and all ether persene en parties Publish Feb. 4, 11, ii, IS, 1t of FlorIda, en ret Douglas Cheshire, and 1 BR cottage. Canvsnlsnt to DEGI? claiming by, through, under or DSG.1i Jr. State Attoffley for the Eight. Beginning at the intiflidlin scilooki & shc, geed Inagainel them, CITY OP .enthJudlci$ICirculteltli.5$at,of itil Southerly flgh4i.wny 11110 of vestment rentals. $4U0. And to: WINTIS$PRl$S5, WANTED Flonidi, on behalf of the Honorable Wiidor BOUISVII'd and the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE MI parties or persents having en FLORIDA S acres. 3 IN, 1g. FR, Sc porch. .aohni. Polk, Sheriff of Seminole Westerly rigllt.ofwey 11110 ii LR. Aggress person or claiming any nlgl*, title on' iiwara.s EISHTEENTM JUDICIAL CIR. NeflceofPvSficNsuIau $30100. County, Florida, lies flied a Rule to No. as shown en the plot CVI? IN AND FOR SEMINOLE man and wife learn in , the utow caus. In liii EliMunfli Judi. Wkder Woods UnIt 1,05 recorded iii property, situated in TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Seminole COUNTY, FLORIDA. the ares who MAYFAIR, beavtiful 31½ Central clal Circuit Court of FIdida againo Flat Seek 14.00 page IL of the CIVIL ACTION NO. 70.315.CA44I Florida: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by H&A sparkling clean, many any ansi ail parties having ant lit. PubliC RICCIISis$Intiinsle County, to be Involved PARCEL Ii. it,g IN III THE MARRIAGE OP ffieCltyCoimclieithecityof Winter extras. 1 yr. warranty. $25,001 terest in One Cessna 310 Aircraft Florida; ALICE At LYTLE. and 1331 fosS WoW of ml Nrf5 Spnln, Piorids, thiS said city a secure franchise ttlSiCSFUfl S. SI dagreas 30' 10" W. canner bearing serial number 3101010 and of Section 1, Township 30 C01IlCil WIll heidi PublIC hlirilig at Spacious Cuslem SulK, IlL 2L business for them. tail number N 101001* show came alonethe$euffierly nlgM.of way line Pstltloner.Wif,, the City of Winier *105 COlit. th, Range 30 5.of 5gfe why the aforesaid aircraft should of W1IWIV Woods Boulevard, fir a mt.an lie homt Fruit trues, and selves. Excellent In.. Florida: munity Building, en Tuesday, psi be forfeited to the vii of the diStali(5 if 31133 500; th011.CI 1.0 foncad. nice rosidontlal ares. ARTHUR C. LYTLI, JR. ,,tr.; g Mardi 13, lIlt, it 7:25pm., or ffi potential. Adver. Warranted. 140100. Sheriff of Seminole County, Fleridi, degrees 25' 10" W. for a distance of tt:;. , sent thereafter as possible, to cmii. 143M fosS; e SICIiOSI pgj ' RelpsndanI.Nuobaiui. ion an Ordinance entitled as thence S. 50 degrem 3' *1. North *&t fleSh StMuf. You have 25 days from NOTICE OP ACTIOSS Nulewl: February dii, )tlt, to contact the aleng the South Ikis of tile NEla of THE STATE OP FLORIDA TO: mince East AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY necessary. We can and Honorable Harold F. JoBesen. Cows. Sachet 33, Tewnsldp *1 51*111, baplect to iMomepi for ARTHUR C. LYTLE. JR. WHOSE OP WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, c.,:..,. Range 25 100, for a distance of ,, will prove our claims RESIDENCE II East Springfield, AMENDING SECTION 0.30 OP 3*77 tNt tO $11 iuoe, Sanford. FlOrida 3377), if y night.iS. .tdletlio Pennsylvania, AND WHOSE THE WINTIR es SPRING CODS tO OF potential. hayeaeydsteasestoaaearttoffils weyl11ieof$lafos, 3 MAILING ADORESI IS RD. 3. ORDINANCES, ENTITLED Ck*Romd. Thmnci l0 Nil degises R ' actiet on d*lms to tile against the Girari, roMs,vanl. 15417. You, and of y, ep's pj "EXPENSE ACCOUNT OP THE forfeited aircraft. Otherwise, the W.alongNIdWeMeflyrigNey IDLE MONEY GATHERS AowsrRPH*lmfo,pbeaj0 MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN", Send conf I. alICn$ftWfflbefor$adWto*0meof 1kw for a distance ii 30011 fosS to pj Marriage lies boon flied regarding DELETING PARAGRAPHS Ca), dentlal, personal In. Hu abe*1NOINCOMI lbs lher* of Seminole CoUnty en the NW of Sgejpj)Jeg, Ibil? DUPLEX Bldg. $WmIrrlagOtoAUCIMLYTLE Cb) and Cc) AND PROVIDING dote at PiAIIC Atactieni. TIle Pispont, is mere Ipecwscaliy formation y a Lit it nice .lilgbborheed. to T. 00551110 a fllstution of marriage p ysr epi FOR A NEW PARAGRAPH (a) WITNIU my hand and seal of described a totaled is SR CmvonimStoslplg, incEyl , coingialo an the PlabeNri at. WHICH PROVIDES FOR THE tJth$ Court on lbs 2nd day of (limoran SM) and Winter *005 iilItIas ivsllablel LaeØriped PHILUP N. LOGAN of AND, you OS* nlirdliud to_NUF EITAILIINMRNT OF EXPENSE director, Fibrsary, $, SM. SON 5413. OI51.Y VlSI Ready eca for $NINHOL$IR, LOGAN AND and fIle vow Mower or iSbn do RE1MSURSSMINT$ POE THE ISIAL) Public heorliig will be held on MONCRIEF. ps ,, Iubwonpl*lkig with lbs , silo plan. 0000 TERMS if Cierkel MAYOR Athens, Georgia 30104 1 ANDCITY COUNCILMEN Arthur H. WablIodgy, Fafovory II. 117 is Sanford, Florida, *77), and tIle lbs ffieClra,NCvntlnandlsrsominsls FOR THE nih This wows tast. CIII for CITY OP WINTER OF call 1045*$451. a Clerk it lbs Court 7:30 P.M. in CmsBarn City Hall. onlpnol lo the office of the Clink of Cailty, FlofldS, and serve 0 Ci SPRINGS, FLORIDA, sy __________________ Sy: Join 1. Wilhe 251*0 TripleS Drive. en as test theCircuif Cewtonor'beIro March 1111100 It P0NIWi aIIirUy, REWLUTION, PROVIDING FOE Deputy Clerk Ibarililer as pissit,. Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., of SIVINABIUTY: PROVIDING $15.17 g IP, ,Sird of County CAN EARN 05101 Ibis lit'. dsy of February, 0*1 compliW will be teban es CLEVELAND, MIlE & UIDSE$. FOR CONFLICTS AlSO PIOVI. Noon's this for a 001*?) SR., 1 55111-furnished- lerge Cannon Post Office Droener 1, Sanford. Plo$,0°° + Ii 1flI DING AFFECTIVE DATE, SemInole County Mary W. $astharna 00. good csnlN len, tst.njlM This notice shaM be published mci ihdS *711. mon biSons the 11111 ov A if 1d Ordloince shall be Publish: February 4.4. 1,It, ii. ii. City Ciork viM. it Mardi. lift, OS ilbhrwisa a dl. avaIlable it lb offIce of ml City (START IN SPARE TIME) d CIIYII 43.51,14. W 10. lt.*$1,1I,I3,11 feull Will 55411714 NIkit $V. weeks ki the Evmeig Huh. Oorhit*. Cit', isibminlgrioge. Cithiiit, Pt. Plekizand 1127.15.Men'(hI,L4.4.4.?,4.P, 1), 051i4 *lj $i by of Japjy,, WITNESS MY HAND AN OP. Flerils, for all pensim desiring '30_a to l';l. PublIsh: February Ii, lift FICIAS. SEAI. of *1 Clerk if the osamlos seine. ThispIssIng3 IL*bitbliomehs kY.AIDSS Foods 0(031 050-50 IVNCIIntI11IS7*dayif All$ SuNned Be's irm.4i fomhly in ($() omjvsj ________________________________ narsons. WP sieting In. tie area diii to 'thesis & ARTHUR N. UCKW$TN. . PI' (SEAL) 05.155W lock stohij ills iWiIbv* CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT T*5NOTICEis50bspyI55ed lii vi in CNuib't$ in It lbs Arthur N. 15555111. Jr. COUNT *0 $100J1 listing Horate, a looming Oifg*atic M Clerk of the menUp: Salty At OP ff 'onsUegmr of 100.1.1 cirablIan diuiill$ltg $tdws#y. NothIng cirewitwrt FARM' ILIGANCIt Dopofy Clerk theCi p,ops (1) tWos Hut flNsa., loft to shintO. YOU 11001 115 Iwo Miii form With Up: Lii t'50 PIIILLIP N. LOGAN of r own (11) wiØ prior to the lime of lbs MOW mpmnI00N, YOU do nil soil. DrUldy Clerk limis cOurt & peal. $11.1 bole SNINNOLIEN, LOGAN AND MON. ll 55mg. YOU meke manly. YOU MUST * N. CLEVELAND, JR. if home it dhuikidiol. Call for CRlIP DATED this 7111 of SAMPOID be mature anti nsspsnelble. ig cusj, & sel .fl pij lwJu.l_00 as loon a Post Gluts Dr 051St. Ses 1 CITY OP WINTIR *1150 CALL COLLECT MN. luRid. P55171171 unsaid. Ø $5075 SF115104. FLORIDA STIMPU CARTER; Im.iS Brideds, (III) aitore.M * PothlonW.MN____ Up: T. Nerfos.. Nitflhifll Ave.. 5*1105* hILTON aidSOl , Fi00de: January15. PiSfliarV 4.11, fl*1*: P.brUiJV 11.10.11 Mirh siw LOCATION ,wy 1t1N. visas 7055(7153101. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 'r_ PublIsh: 53 ___________________________________ Eves uiao urn. OSlO DEF10S' 05141 To theALPRIDA Defendants: Plaintiff, ter Woods Boulevard and the MIRA ,r,- TO LIST YOUR BUSh DIAL 322.2 �V S$—ESiqHSr$II.SSISd,FL Svuday,Fih.ii,im- - - -------- — - V LMi:own 0 a,10C o a u LI ST*S We SANFORD 519 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. AT 25th ST. b 0EF LONG WOOD • :--: 77th Year, No. 151—Monday, Feb. 12, 1979 DISCOUNT COUPON SHS students Answer Teen=Age Pregnancy Query AT YOUI NEAREST FRIENDLY WINN.DIXIE By LEONARD KRANSDOJIS Herald Staff Writer GO® FEBRUARY 11-14 QUANTITYGHTS RESERVED .. Do you think teen-age pregnancies are a rarity? If you do, think again. ft estimated that half Of all US teen-agers are sexually active and more than one million girls under 20 get pregnant each year, according to the National Alliance for Optional Parenthood. And Seminole students seem to be aware of how sexually active teenagers are, at least according to a Seminole High School health class surveyed today. One que4lon asked of the class was: Do you think teen-age pregnancies are rare? "No, een-age pregnancies are not unfamiliar because If you look around school, one out ofglrls Is pregnant," said one 16-year-old girl, when asked If pregnancies are rare. Another 16-year-old girl said, "No way! Half th people you see are either pregnant or have been pregnante WNP4.X STOItS, INC. COPYmQHT-179 \ USDA CHOICE WHOLE 01 HALF UNTRIMMED HEART OF THE CHUCK W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS WESTERN CORN FED FRESH OR SMOKED ECONOMY S BLADE, S SIRLOIN BONELESS CHUCK CHUCK ROAST PORK CHOPS $159 $189 MAIN I I I Of SH G"IND IIR*l O*&MOIIO Polk L()P4S IM POlK SKID.tV4Tt Is ...,..... . UV CHUCK SONILFIS CALIfORNIA STEAK SUP . ........ to. .... . SUP SONELISS 9" CUT-UP FRYERS STEW MEAT. ..... L $21" WHOLE FRYERS 2' 9" FRYER PARTS $129 FIRM ,aya NECKS & BACKS I . •• i l.J!!!..$) SPLIT FOR BROILERS LI. . .. 5OpT ,NI ROASTING CHICKEN. . ... 99c PIMENTO LOAF 8-os. .. . 69' it •.. A 89C : For Oil Crisis 99c SLICED BOLOGNA.. PKG .89c WO BRAND SLICED 8-01 99c COOKED HAM $1" 'PKG . • •. . . ..... 8.05. PKG . 89C .... : .... ' W-D BRAND SMOKED SAUSAGE ____ a .. . By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer 9" / a has been advised by the which ended Oct. 1, used 385,475 county's major gasoline sup- gallons of regular and regular piler, Gulf Oil Co-U.S., that unleaded; 224,6Z diesel and Strife In the Mideast, par- Seminpie County "may be 56,101 premium unleaded. The ticularly Iran, and public and placed on bsae fuel allocation premium unleaded figure is for Inside Information from effective March 1," the Last six months of the year gasoline venders is leading to "Annual consumption rates only, Etchberger said, when It Seminole County gearing up for have exceeded allocations and was found that the Sheriff's an oil crisis as a precautionary will continue to do so as Department's newer vehicles measure. population-service demands operated more efficiently and The county's Director of the Increase," Etchberger said. at less cost per mile by using Office of Management, "Consumption rates of premium unleaded. Analysis and Evaluation unleaded and premium "If a crisis would occur that (OMAE) ,Jeff Etchberger, will unleaded will accelerate due to would not be the time to request recommend to county cornEPA (Environmental an increase In allocation," miuloners Tuesday they protection Agency) aTtt..io Etchberger said, noting staff authorize requests to be filed standards and premium concern. He added that an with the U.S. Department of unleaded has proven to give Increase in allocation could not Energy (DEO) for an Increase better performance and be requested until consumption In Its base allocation for mileage, , Elchbarger'a-report exceeded the original allocation gasoline, jot In case cur- states by 20 percent. talhnent in available supplies The county's base allocation "We are doing the necessary comes to pass. as of March 16, 1974 was 365,107 work In advance to assure The current base allocation gallons of regular and regular supply to keep for the county was set in 1974. unleaded gasoline and 112,833 sufficient necessary government funcEtchberger in a written gallons of dieSel. But, Etch- tions operating," he said. Etch. report to the board, uys the berger's report shows the county p rthiilng department countvIn the Wl7-lsfI.*1 voor See OIL Pate SA % % LISA CORUM, 41/j, SELECTS VALENTINE FOR GRANDMA Ro ance Not Dec Come February 14 By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer :1 Romance Is not dead — at least not on Feb. 14 (Wednesday) when it seems to experience a revival each year. But sweethearts and lovers are in the minority when It comes to sending valentine greetings these day., according to some of those who sell and manufacture the cards. "Family valentines go first and then they buy whatever we have left. Sweetheart cards are the lad to go," according to the clerk atJeola's Gift Shop ln Casselberry. Children mostly buy the valentine assortments in large boxes, she added, The peak day for sales Is the day before Valentine's Day, according to Elaine's Card and Gift Shop in Sanford Plaza, as husbands wait imlil the lad minute to buy their valentines. Men buy more cards for Valentine's Day than any I SUPERIRAND ':•I FUDGE BARS I I TWIN POPS . r 12.PAK. 1 PKO$. a . lJNttY Ift$ • • L I. I: 1. AU PATUIA( - 01 ..i_ , f.aJ•fl; MA .: __________________ SAVE NI - IUP ., • SILNA1USM • 1 • • • ••. ,.VVVUIR.. ... • • • • • • 3 • ... '' cw, Holding hand PROTEST .1- .t - and displaying free standing Lyman High School to protest the lack of enough parking for students at the school. The demonstration started this morning with about 25 students and Increased at lunch time reaching about in. See story on page 3*. AT L YMAN - made signs were about 125 students who lined up outside ' $ISS - COTTASIOIEESi a - •• Vñt:! a' ..I, 'PRT S.Vedols SAYI NI? SWEET OTATOE S _____________________ • . HARVEST FRESH other season. Sentimental valentines with hearts outsell the contemporary humorous type, especially with men, who tend to choose the most romantic and expenslve designs, they sald. Sweetheart cards sell well the week before, but the bluest buyers of valentines are grandparents who send them to their grandchildren. cards going to mothers and teachers. Valentine's Day Is second only to Christmas as a card.eendlng occasion, O'Neal, reports. Most juvenile cards and about 20 percent of adult valentines are delivered personally. This Is probably due to the desire for personal contact aswell as the rising cost of postage stamp., he noted. Women tend to be more informal buying most of the humorous contemporary cards, according to Gary O'Neal, valentine product manager for a Kansas City publisher. Children are the true romantics. In addition to the handmade variety they buy most of the more than S® million Valentine's Day cards sold each year in the United Slates According to one publisher, kids outnumber sweethearts well over 3tol in buying and sending valentines with most of W Some 1970 cards are reminiscent of 19th century German mechanical ones ornate with hearts, flowers and lace with a thieaial look. Richard Connor, senior vice president for marketing for the nation's second largest card publisher In Cleveland Ohio, estimates Americans will spend $327 million on valentines thisyear, up 145 percent from 1978. Most of that amount is for 415,3 million undividual cards, which range inprice — See VALENTINE'S IA I . . . . .. ••, ' . - t ,':• . '! •'4es. LBS. r . ':. .1 • • • • • • .. --- lw~ :. • ; ;. i.W DELICATESSEN SPECIALS! BAKED HAM I. -- --- --- --- -- ----,--..•. •- ---- ---••-------•----.----•.--.-------- - . ---•--.— --. -.------- .- . 79 LL Vol e••••••• $3719 ieios I ciullers . . .13 ••: L, I 49C . • - - 0 4 ( £ : p See, TEEN, Page 2A Federal Aviation Administration t FAA) officials are investigating a report a single-engine airplane crash that claimed the life of Daniel Biederman, 23, of 112 Lake Brantley Trail, Longwood, Sunday near North Orlando Airport was witnessed by another pilot. An FAA spokesman said investigator Tom Ingline was investigating the cause of the crash this morning. Ingline, based in St. Petersburg, flew to the crash site early this morning. Biederman was piloting his single-engine Grumman. American nicknamed "Tiger" about 6:30 p.m. Sunday when it crashed Into a field about two miles southwest of North Orlando Airport, according to the spokesman. Biederman was alone in the airplane at the time of the crash. "The only thing we have on an eyewitness is that there was another pilot who said he saw the plane turn and then dive towards the ground," said the FAA spokesman. Biederman was piloting the aircraft on a pleasure flight over the airport, the FAA spokesman said. Biederman was an Instructor for Mark Arrow, Inc., a flying service located at the airport. Steve Marcus, owner of the airport, also is owner of Mark Arrow, according to the FAA spokesman. The area surrounding the crash site has been blocked off by Orange County Sheriff's deputies until the FAA probe is completed. Biederman reportedly made no 'mayday" calls to signal distress prior to the crash. The amount of damage to the aircraft Biederman was flying Is not known yet. Body discovered in Seminole dump is identified, page 2A Cras h Victim Plans Return CAPE CORAL — IMngwood resident Patricia Fleming was listed in fair condition today in a Cape Coral Hospital recovering from injuries sustained in Friday's car-bus acclder1t in which her mother, Mrs. Frances Crane Hurst of Winter Springs, was killed. Mrs. Fleming has six broken ribs and was moved from the Intensive care unit to her own room Sunday, she said. Friends from Longwood visited her Sunday. She hopes to return home as soon as doctors will permit her trip via ambulance, Mrs. Fleming, 42, was in Cape Coral on business acc companied by her mother, companied whose age was listed as 69, when the accident i.t'tirr'I "I'm still pretty sore," she said this morning from her hospital room. "My daughter Is here with me. Ihope to be back home soon." Her daughter, Susan, Is a 17year-old senior at Lyman High School. Mrs. Fleming has a 19year-old son, Michael, who Is in the Marines and stationed at Paris Island, N. C. The Friday accident Involved a school bus with 55 children aboard. Some 17 children were treated and released alter the accident. Cape Coral Police said Mrs Fleming's automobile may have gone through a atop sign and was rammed broadside by the bus. Funeral plans for Mrs. Hurst are pending. — can?" Anyone answering no other groups of U.S citizens arrested senior member of — quietly walked out of the Three Americans have been was released immediately. were also "detained" and the Bell Helicopter Co. awaiting camp and were given civilian killed thus far in the )fli0inthi bb R1IalI Some 20 American govern- escorted under guard to evacuation from the country clothes by the population, revolutionary violence. The isto t.ir tg.,., d im 8WW &my. headquarters of the ayatollah, meat . 'r'ployees were rounded Khomeini's headquarters, and other Americans. They Tehran Radio reported the number of Americans In Iran Is a1 Of dfLjaf nst ot was to I% they up In one batch In Tehraa and Mod were released after were still being detained army had also sur rendered in now around 5,000 compared more than 2,860 years of fir, proah 'ary thief of were "released after the taken to the ayatollah's head- questioning. However, gunmen tonight, the towns of Isfahan and the with 41,000 a few months ago. Gashan Ji. in A ayanl Jg'g aide. dith the quarters. liroughout the day who took over the Hilton Hotel Both the shah's palace and holy city of Qom. Other units Simultaneously with the ruepiged tosgh attests takeover touched o a Incidents as mistakes and — the Lavizan barracks nearby, throughout the country were detentions, gunmen also cap and rounded up scores of MW waY' d1Ami&iol r'iint" headquarters Of both the imexpe cted to y down arms lured the int their ernational cornAmericans. severs' _ ,, penal guard and the army's quietly alter the collapse of the municatlons agency of the Zhom.ini's forces sealed More On Iran, Page 3* also picked up but the cam ground troops, fell precisely at imperial guard and surrender, embassy and systematically ti, ,Iete., 1W cpi ib. psiga appeared directly allow noon. (3:30 a-rn. EST) The U.S. embassy official ransacked IL There were no shah's Nla,sren palace and with young rsvolutlounlu at American nsls. There ittined The Click ......... 4A 11ItNCePe ................ 44 An estimated 100,000 persons said there had been no incidents Americans in the building at the Merby headquarters of thelakks cerOfU&c,p won no reports thatyw,re IMP ....................44 IleapItsi ..................2.A vred od" Lavizan wd Of anti-Americanism, in any time. elMs isuperisi gd. o cIi, (,11ks ...................41 Obiin1ii ................IA then stormed Into but affft the ro** th e base, other part of the country, Earlier, followers Xhomelnl lrnrnidlataiy in. of A U.S. 41 111111IMM .............14 There Was some shooting and although feelings 'g'l'ut the Khomeini had seized and stalled No hN60dad pim WhediddWitIlAmwkw Uuey ermevingon Ei$erW ..................4A Sg.r ..................L7A CUMMU but thousands of United States have been run- ransacked the former Mahdi Iawpm 10 W= pithed * by the atm the streets of the capital, DesrAlky ................11 Tel1111S ................ 1.1 gu e ning w ho "wed to high since the revolution headquarters of the U.S. ran the cory in place of gasmUasasthsycv,lI,d Dr.Lh .................44 WI$T ..................l.A "Are you laydown their liv,s for the gsh erupted l5months. military advisory mission. ____ - on their children and so they do things to get back at their parents. But for me, if I wanted to do this I could, but I don't (eel it is needed. I think more about school and life a the shah's their hold on the capital WPOWN WhO abandoned the Many were later released comp post who he lost military alter being taken to the . However, a different view was shared by another 16year-old girl: "I know of some parents who are very bad Khomeini Forces Round Up Americans After Takeover TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) TrW pregnancy, then maybe they will stop and think. Parents should be more strict." *'rorn the parents' view, being strict on a child Is the best way of her not getting pregnant," said one 18-yearold girl. "But, on the teen-agers view, she has not been In the world and she wants to know what goes on, then she has several contacts with some male and gets pregnant. Then when she tells mom, she figures it is because she has let her out of the house and can't trust her, but It's the mother's fault for withholding her," the girl added. Witness Saw Pilot Turn ToGround County Gears W.D BRAND ALL MEAT 69c SPICED LUNCHEON W.D BRAND ALL NE? 29c SLICED BOLOGNA W.D I*ANb WCED 69c OLIVE LOAF "I know the guys like to talk about It. The girls talk, but not as much as the guys," said one 17-year-old girl. "My girl Isn't afraid to talk about anything. "Well, some of my friends have their own way," said one 18-year-old girl. "Some of my friends are shy about it, some don't care who knows, so it's both ways, really." "Most of my friends don't talk about it, we don't see why we should share this Information. We feel its personal," said one 16-year-old girl expressing another point of view. Some of the students believe the fault rests with the parents. "Yes, the parents say how bad it Is, and it just makes the child go out and try it more," said the 17-year-old girl. "If the mothers weren't so strict, then I don't think most of the children would go out and get pregnant," said another girl. Another 17-year-old girl said, "I think the parents should talk to their children more about sex and the do's and don'ts. If children understand the chances of Allocation Eyed W.D BRAND SLICED PICKLE & 79c SLICED SALAMI at one time or another." Only one of the 21 students said he thought teen-age pregnancy Is a rarity. "I just do not see many, but there might be," said the 17-year-old male student. And the class listed several reasons why teen-agers are sexually active. "They do it because they say 'I will do it this one time and will not get pregnant' and then they turn around and get pregnant," said a 16-year-old girl. "Most teen-agers do not think ahead," said a 17-year-old female. "Some just think it's fun," said a 15-year-old male. "At this age, boys have a feeling of proving themselves and the girl wants to have a boy to feel wanted and do things because of love," said one 16-year-old female. 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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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 11, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/95e798deccc28dc73989bd04fb0cfaf7.pdf 7c4828f8085f1eeb26c9f69696c76f55 PDF Text Text 0 - .- tvAfs S ring ci Int a ••-..Is..T_ -. - 71st Year, No. 209-Friday, April 20, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald-(USPS 48-280)-Price 15 Cents No Treatment, Suit Alleges s Da s a71, Winter Springs Sued _ WD-40 - Lubricates, prevents rust and corrosion, displaces moisture, stops squeaks and penetrates to free rusted, frozen parts. 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He said firefighters, however, rtsnain ed at the site until 4 p.m. to be sure hot spots were put out. Kaiser said he had been told the firefighter was attired in "bunker gear," but he did not personally see the man. "If the man had said they were fighting a fire, I would have said 'Fill it up, pal.' If the county had requested assistance, we could have increased the water pressure at the pump station," Quigley said. "If the county fire department needs our help and would let us know, we would be happy to cooperate," he said, City Manager W.E. Knowles in a letter to Kaiser on April 26, 1918 asked that the county not use city fire hydrants unless an emergency exists under the city-county mutual aid pact. "Other needs to fill tanks for training can be accomplished at your stations with private hydrants," Knowles sai d In the letter. "Th is will avoid damage to the fire hydrants so they will be operable when needed." Kaiser sa id he could not find the April, 1978 letter in his file, but referred to an earlier one in which he suggested a meeting with Knowles to discuss some sort of contract on the use of city water. Knowles' April, 1918 letter pointed out no contract exists bet. ween the city and county on periodic use of the city water or the hydrants. "ft is an unfortunate misunderstanding," Kaiser said. THEY ARE 'THE BEST' dub . '" ••••, bore 0 of told the Sunrise Kiwanis they the concert. sun- would like to turn the 'ocssda strain said the board took no of the concert which they action on the request, ed podinga irnate to bd. dMINd -r: due rd to check to ma wheth owvswr the Sanfo VPI14Ion (Tornbefore Elks Club wire dea* another sorthlp of the concert would to the club which is davskping violidec the dub any Nowtoday when otaout of IthPc.j. thepromniors srt failed to 'ain 0 do of the ulSamiordAveiw,. (rum the 8"'IQli club charter did Indicate "lsisanlcsgrurçolyo.,g Kiwanis Club. sponsorship would not be ISOJle pIaf101flg this thii," :Club praddad GNI poadbli. However, he said thi SIMTofl* $d 'Ihe We club 's dub's action in no way reflects we 'nigid have with our c ola ibs concert Inecasas the dub a negative view of the Is that we_aderdend • he akoboite beverages ay .v.M where alcoholic prumotirs' plan. Hi said the may sold at the conc conceit ad well , he __ any action because of its have to IN If that Is ' (Tam Juli dub M11111".$$ dwisr. d rlprINatatiYSS I Merub, s"B film Ceur Club Thda Barbera Grsonya en tine, p majs of the concert, Thoman, Cpwntry Club See CONCEIT, Pigs ISA 1.61 - ' - - - - _____ - .. . . . .. 0 - .,.. . 0 ,0 wiuis . . - . -- 'l a.strvm, If Feeling yourse -. . . ' - •ft public is invited to hear the best middle school musicians Seminole County when the band, brought Loge. tht'r for on performance only, performs Saturday at Seminole Community College beginning at 7::io p.m. The concert is free. Hand directors from vim'tualk' all of the County's middle schools selected ic students which they believe represent the best i musical talent, GordonO'Hara. a prolessor at Stetson University will conduct the orchestra. Herald photo by Tim Wild 0 0 - thing as last year' - - -- we were doing the same Flaos for a June 10 Ph: 323-4700 HOURS: today dIsC1 ___ ___ that were ucaJt in Sanford oyThat SANFORD 700 French Avenue Managernnt reserves the right to limit quantities on special sale merchandise. 'Apparently Quigley thought • PRICES GOOD THRU APRIL 26 Prices quoted in this ad are based on customers picking-up merchandise at our store. Delivery is available for a small charge. "I stopped and called the city utility department and was told the county fire department had not requested permission to use the city hydrant. The man made no mention of any fire when I Today Rock Concert Hope: Ions Dashed Again 1.73 Piece ..... _____ ' 2*4*02% SPRUCE PRICUTITUDS , I Quigley said today he saw a man, attired in a T-shirt, filling county fire tanker hooked to a city fire hydrant at Au-porta Boulevard and Jewett Lane Thw-sdiy as he was on his way home Religion Pages Moving 2*4*S' SPRUCE STUDS OW to work. SOlb. Bog (s.ch) ..........2.29 By DONNA ESTES HeraldSta.ff Writer Student Bus Sought For Lake Brantley High P 111 AA UdüIO Kai*serai Sanford Offic ial's Order 'Mis understanding' Anarda tea Seminole Coy fireman Thursday to disconnect a county fire tanker truck from a city fire hydrant did not hamper the figMing of the blaze that destroyed a vacant Ice plant off Rand Yard Road wed of the city. Extra County Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser said today the whole matter seems to have been a "misunderstanding," agreeing the fire was under control almost three hours before Quigley's action. "Apparently Quigley thought we were doing the same thing as last year filling up county fire trucks from city fire hydrants and didn't understand we were using the water to put out remaining hot spots to cool the debris from the fire," Kaiser said. Kaiser reportedly had been critical of Quigley's action and allegedly said Quigley had hampered the fighting of the fire at the When the split session begins students whose' parents must members of the PTSA fear take six subjects," said Sheila old Ice house. Kaiser this morning, however, said he determined this fall, students who elect to work and can't provide tran- students may discontinue Lyman, one of those who said Quigley did not hamper the fire fighting. take a sixth subject at Lake sportation," Mrs. Falstad taking a sixth subject because she will be at the board ____________ Brantley High School may be contends. "Many parents can't no bus service is provided to meeting. walking borne to do It. afford to buy and maintain an take them borne. "Many of the the good bend A group of concerned extra car for their high school According to 1978-79 st udents will want to take five childr en. And the sit uation Will parents, students enrollment figures, huh heavy academic subjects to say they will attend the probably worsen with gas school students elected to take meet college requirements," Seminole County School Board prices going up." six subjects instead of the Mrs. L The Evealig Herald'i religious news pages are moing. meeting Wednesday to request Beginning this fall, juniors required five, Mrs. Falatad to dropyman said. "If they have Readers will eat fad them in today's Issue, but In the Sunday one of the six subjects, edltles hereafter beglulig this week, an extra bus be provided for and seniors at Lake Brantley Said, The high school is band will probably go," students Involved in extra High ho Sc ol will attend a five- Predicting at least The de"dftie los' receMig religious news will rema in Wedor more curricular activities at the high bow morning session from 7 students taking six subjects in Rechberger, a teacher asadsy es, but the added time to process the material for J* school, said Diane Faistad, a.m. to 11:55a.m. and freshmen the fall, she said, at the high school, said, "It imertiss ii tire Srmda' edition will be more effective for Herald readers. president of the high school and sophomores will attend a discriminates agauat the more not Parsrd-T.scher-&udent AND- five-hour afternoon session forIf bus service Is provided ambitious student by not these students, y elation (PTSA). ding bUS tISIOIlaUOII from 12:05 pin, to S p.m• at the elect to drop out of their extraprovi for the Bus service is presently school at 975 Sand Lake Road In classes and create havoc student electing to take planned for students taking five south Seminole County. subjects. this allowed to __________________________________________________ only for themselves, but subjects next year but there Is nappen in u school, ft may The split session is DO assurance that students solution sought, se l01L toot Parents and guidance cownestablish a precedent for' other Arsead The Clock ..........4A Dr. Lamb .................. high school ØA taking six subjects can have officials say, to Cope with its Mrs Faldad said. schools. Special programs In a &idge .................... IA Horoscope ................. 8* "My husband and I are active broad bus curriculum could be Cal ..................U Hospital ..................1ZA Palstad said. transportation," Mrs rising enrollment until the new In Band Boosters and we worry severely limited not only for Ceesles ....................PA OURSELVES ..............9* Lake Mary High School Is about whet will happen to our unfair but for other Cre.wsrd .................IA Sports ..................... 7* In December,. 1980. Lake Bradley Band Program IfLake schoolsBarantley In Se discrüninatory against thand ose completed But Mrs. Folded and other minole ..................4A Television ............Leisure students are imaMa to .................. pjj Conagy."- Editorial jN P .................. 12A O Sq. Yd. . 3.19 With aerator, cone washer, friction ring, tubes and adaptors. Smoked acrylic handles. No. 8129. Eactt................... 19.99 c SOlb. Sag 1uuj [I Washerloss Twin Handle FAUCET "It has nothing to do with the accident," they agreed, "but he was chosen because of his exemplary service all year long and the way he lives up to the ideals of Rotaract," both men said. Past secretary of the club, Nealis helped In Rotaract's "Rent-A-Santa" project, was in charge of the croquet tournament sponsored by Rotaract In the Golden Age Olympics and was involved in helping the Central Florida Zoo and other local service prolects. "He was one of those people who was always there when there was something to be done," said Vogel. Nealls joined the club 2 years ago. Nealis said his doctor told him "no work for a minimum of four months" as his active job requires him to be on his feet all day. Delighted as he was to receive the Man-of-the-Year award, there is something Nealls values even more. The walls of his hospital room are covered ____ with colorful paintings and get-well wishes made for him by his adat the children's home. "I love os. kids. y re Mt Pat Neslis couldn't make Sanford Rotaract Club's annual banquet at Mayfair Country Club. But he had a good excuse, he was "tied up." He got his steak anyway. It was delivered Thursday morning to Seminole Memorial Hospital, where he was In traction recovering from injuries received in an auto accident three weeks ago. Along with the steak came another surprise. Nwas presented with a plaque by Tom Hunt, president of the Sanford Rotary Club naming Nealls Rotaract Man-of-the Year. Hunt was accompanied by Rotaract President Eddie Helms and Past President Gary Vogel. The Man'of-the-Year recipient is selected by a vote of the members of Sanford Rotaract, a young men's service organization affiliated with Rotary International, and Is ,ipa.a,i+,I hi, ak uwuru notary _. Clubpp &V notary resident. 1x12 SHELVING 29 i I Gives precise control over water level. Replaces old-style balicock units, no rod or float needed. Easy, do-it-yourself installation, fits most tanks. New improved model is quieter, fills faster, has 5-year Warranty. BY SHARON CARLScO McGraw is asking for more E. Smart Jr. of the Winter had received medical care and Herald Staff Writer than $100,000 in punitive Springs Police Department and attention and had suffered no A former Winter Springs man damages. Scott Kenneth, certified first physical injuries due to the auto Is suing Winter Springs and two In the suit, McGraw stated aider and assistant fire chief for collision. of Its employees for negligence his late wife, was involved in an Winter Springs. At approximately 8 a.m. the he claims was responsible for auto accident at SR 434 and Immediately following the next day, McGraw said, his the death of his wife. Blvd. in Winter Springs car accident, McGraw said his wife died. Following an auto accident onSbeoah Sept. 29, 1978. wife was issued a traffic last fall, Irma S. McGraw, 53, "Smart knew or should have As a result of the accident, citation charging her with known that she presumably was taken Into custody by WlnterSprings police and never Mrs. McGraw suffered serious driving under the influence of received or may have received given proper medical attention, internal Injuries but she never an alcoholic beverage. Both serious injuries as a result of an claims John W. McGraw Jr. of received medical treatment Smart and Kenneth arrived at auto collision that was the from city employees, McGraw the scene, he said. Winter Springs. reason for her arrest and when Mrs. McGraw was later taken contends. Mrs. McGraw died Mrs. McGraw was taken into presumably is and-or may be to Seminole County Jail where early the next morning, hesaid. custody by Winter Springs Intoxicated or otherwise. According to the civil suit, police and administered a mentally or physically imshe remained for several hours until her husband was allowed Mrs. McGraw's death "was breathalyzer test at the police paired," the suit said. to take her home, the suit proximately caused by the department, he said. His wife, Kenneth "negligently and states. At approximately 8 a.m. aggravation of and failure to failed the test, he said. carelessly failed" to reasonably to her head and the following morning, Mrs. treat injuries She was then transported by examine, treat and obtain McGraw died, according t body which she received as a Smart to the Seminole County reasonable medical or hospital result of the collision." complaint. Jail where she remained for treatment, McGraw claims. The suit was filed on April 12 Besides Winter Springs, other several hours without receiving McGraw's suit seeks in ex. at the Seminole County Civil defendants named in the civil medical treatment, McGraw cess of $2,500 for compensatory Cowtin Sanford against Winter suit include: Iowa National said and in excess of $100,000 for Springs, its Insurance company Mutual Insurance Co., the city's When he picked up his wife, punitive damages. He demands and the two city employees. Insurance company; U. Edgar McGraw claims he was told she a trial by jury for the case. Herald pIie by Tom Nets Pat Nealis receives Man-of-the-Year award from Tom Hunt, Rotary president, as Gary Vogel (left) and Eddie Helms of Rotaract look on. CHAR-BROIL 0 0 Reg. Price (each)...................... Reg. Price (each) . 99 Durethene polyethylene Clear film for protection against moisture damage. 10' x 25' roll, .004 Mu (thickness). In Woman's Death GAS GRILL 0, -- -.--------- O 0 b.. 04....,. ft.___a.a._.,. ._. S•0 * '-- 0 * -. - - - l.--r- Lt_ ---------.'-V - --- -r 00 - - &..- ,.. -- a,,." �Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 20, 197 _ THEY QUIT NATiON LOS ANGELES (UP!) Johnny Carson says he's tired and wants out of his NBC contract, but insists "there are no fights and no threats" over the Issue. A tight-lipped network spokesman, however, Indicated a fight very well may be in the offing. Carson told UP! Thursday he is discussing the possibility with NBC that he may leave the "Tonight Show" before the expiration of his contract in two years. "I decided to leave because! don't think I can keep up the level of quality In the show anymore," he said. "I am no longer able to Former Cabinet Official Rogers Morton, 64, Dead - - EASTON, Md. (UPI) Tributes from political acquattances poured in today for Rogers C.B. Morton, a GOP stalwart for more than three decades who lost a long battle with cancer Thursday. He was 64. Morton was described as a "fierce partisan," but Republicans and Democrats lauded him for "integrity and decency." Former President Gerald Ford called him "one of the mod decent, honorable, constructive, unselfish and lovable persons I've ever known." Morton, a 6-foot.7 giant, served his party in Congress, In the Cabinet and as national chairman. A family spokesman said Morton had "been quite ill for the last few bring toit everything l would liketodo. After 17 years I am mentally and emotionally tired. "I don't want to go the full two years and I've expressed a desire to leave. There Is no battle, but the network wants me today. I am not threatening to leave and haven't set a date." In Burbank, the network spokesman retorted with one sentence and refused to weeks." Bell Backs Civiletti WASHINGTON (UP!) Attorney General Griffin Bell Is expected to urge President Carter to appoint Deputy Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti to replace him as the nation's top legal officer. Bell is gearing up for his expected resignation in late summer or early fall and is busy picking his successor and replacements for his two top aides, a Justice Department spokesman said Thursday. Bell already has given President Carter the names of two men Uviletti and Warren Christopher, deputy secretary of date but he is commonly understood to favor Civiletti as his first choice. - - - Crew Blamed For Disaster WASHINGTON (UP!) The National Transportation Safety Board Is expected to vote formally today on a report citing the probable cause of the nation's worst pir disaster. The board Thursday tentatively indicated a Pacific Southwest flight crew failed to deer clear of other aircraft and probably caused the collision last September at San Diego, Calif. The PSA Flight l, on a commuter run from Sacramento and Los Angeles, was about to land at Lindbergh Field when It collided with a Cessna 172 flown by a studeiand his instructor. The planes crashed Into a residential neighborhood, killing 144 people, including seven on the ground. - - Flu Fight Underway WASHINGTON (UP!) It's hard to think of flu shots in the middle of spring. But the government is. A report by the Conference of Influenza says a "trivalent vaccine" composition Is needed In the 1979.1980 flu season to combat the three predictable drains: Briillhin or Russian, Texan and Hong Kong flu. In releasing the raped, HEW Secretary Joseph Calif ano asked for congresulonal stØttizvTheltØit to win "adequate funding" for the vaccination plan, which once again will target the elderly and high-risk populatlofla. - flSnakes Join Lowland Exodus By United Press International Spring rains heightened flooding problems from the Gulf of Mexico to the Canadian border today. A torrential downpour sent streets awash in Houston, stranding thousands of residents, and poisonous snakes joined the lowland exodus in southeast Texas. Thundershowers combined with rapidly warming temperatures to melt the remnants of the winter snowpack on the Northern Plains, quickly sending flalland rivers to flood stage. Officials considered mass evacuations in the Minot, N.D., area. CUTTING WASHINGTON (UP!) The Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union is seeking $600,000 In damages from the mayor, police chief and other officials of a small Georgia city for alleged unlawful polio surveillance of union activities involving the J.P. Stevens textile firm. The union said Thursday It filed the suit In the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Georgia, alleging the mayor of Milledgeville, Ga., used the city's police department to spy on union activities to learn Identities of workers who associated with union officials. — Sullivan Dies in Crash CLABK)ALIE, Mias (UP!) Former U. Gov. Charles Sullivan, a three-time loser In his quest to become governor but one of Mlid..lppl mod reded political figures, was found dead Thursday in the wreckage of his shattered plans. Friends said the tall, whitehaired Qarksdale lawyer apparently was returning from a business flight to Oxford when the plans went down in a marshy area north of Qarltsdsle - — South 'Nearly Desegregated' CINCINNATI (UP!) A federal Judge says that while the American South Is now 'pradleally d.iigiqat.d" On American North is "much mere s'egM.d than It was 20 years ago." But overall, U.8. District Cost Judge Jack a Weinstein of New York said Thursday, "I've seen so much Iu1prvuueat In racial .qualily that I rvIiri very op thn, "Tb. South Is practically 4'q.rigM4" he said. ."Surveys kudlrala southern : are n'ucli more In bw of rpi'1ty." — EwIi.g HCIRId ws.s 401*) Friday, April 20, 1970—V01. 71, N.. $0 PVIHIMI D"Y Mi $suy. ~ $aawisy W The lealsid Noah, * N. Pr.sca Ave., IeeNr& Psi. $1171. kiMi Class ftftse PaM of $aa*O, P*Ws $2711 Nease Cy: wesa. li mbs Mss*. *16, lMas*s. eisa, Ye.,, 135* iv Awl WON, WNW #401113al 0 MU*i. MIMi Yea.', Herald photo by Tom Net$sl THE CUFFS Flanked by an Altamonte Springs policeman and firefighter, Mayor Norman Floyd (center) cuts the handcuffs to the city's new public safety complex as Police Chief .Justus East Jr. (at Floyd's immediate left) and Fire Chief Thomas Siegfried (at Floyd's immediate right) watch. The Lyman high School band played at opening ceremonies Thursday at the multi-million dollar complex built in large part with Federal funds. U.S. Congressman Richard Kelly was guest speaker at the ceremonies. The complex, which features a solar heating system, was opened several months behind schedule due to construction delays. - - Everywhere else, only one word up described fuel prices as summer, America's favorite drive time, approa- Indiana, 4 cents in the Miami, Florida area, 3 cents in Louisiana, 2.5 cents in Rhode Island, 2 cents in Utah and New York, and more than a penny in Iowa. Consumer complaints of price gouging escalated, and the Energy Department slapped subpoenas on. two Manhattan service stations suspected of overcharging at the pump. "Since Christmas, prices have gone up 10 to 11 cents a gallon," said a spokesman for the Automobile Club of Rhode Island. MIAMI (UP!) U.S. Department of Energy auditors have accused 20 Florida service stations with overcharging for gasoline. The citations to three stations In the Miami area, four in Broward County, seven in Tampa, two in St. Petersburg, two In Fort Myers and one each in Naples and Cape Coral resulted from Investigation of consumer complaints telephoned to the energy department's "hotline", 1.800-42446. "We told them to lower their prices to the legal level," James Easterday, Atlanta, the director for the department's enforcement division, said Thursday. "Most of them said they would." The overcharges date back to March 15 and ranged from a high of 6.7 cents a gallon at a Fort Myers Amoco station to a Low of twoteeths of a cent a gallon at stations in Miami and - "The problem we're f inding Is that the people least able to afford the product the blue collar family with a three or four-year-old car and the elderly are hit the hardest." Florida Stations Overcharging - the same number of gallons are sold. Easterday said two auditors still are working in Florida checking out consumer complaints. He said a second team of two auditors may be sent to Florida next week to help with the Investigations. The energy department has only 20 auditors Tampa. to check on the 200,WO service The stations cited have 10 stations nationwide, he said. days to respond to the ad"We have had calls from 330 ministrative order. They are people In Florida," Easterday required to refund the over- said. "About 191 had Incharge, either with a check to formation on specific stations. the U.S. Treasury or by The others just called to lowering the pump price by the complain that gas prices amount of the overcharge until generally are too high." Reporter Forced To Turn Over His Notes FORT LAUDERDALE, Fis. (UP!) A newsman has turned over his reporter's notes In a case where the date says his - evidence Is needed to convict a man on trial for Possession, of marijuana. Torn Duboqc, formerly a reporter for The Hollywood Sun-Tattler and now a copy editor teeThe Miand News, surrendered his notes Thursday when Circuit Judge Eugene Garrett threatened him with "I don't think we can adequately nprw the psmaaI pike he lilt I being rslrsd to preik, th What mid Boo Gliv.tn, an attorney lie the Sob-Tattler. ldefesdaMIn the case, Ignatilo Giuliano, was arred.d 1 1917 on a kidnapping charge. H. was later acquitted. But when GIUIIeIO was arredad, the (knerutti, argued that the state should subpoena another person present dining the Interview, but Aidutent State Attorney Jeffiy Driscoll disaureed. marijiama was found at his home and he Is now being tried on that separate "Mr. Dubocq Is the only one we know who has the notations. The fact that another person was $ irrelevant," Driscoll said. The jidgs. did not, however, allew questioning of the reposter abort his "Mate of mind" when he was writing the story. He teld attossys in the case charge. Duboqc interviewed Gliallaao after his kid. napping aired and p"kadaguyIwhich Gl, wan ipoWl an saying the marijuana him. nan 1 1 state's c and falls en this uIatu111." Judge Gan mid. Ddieq's ederosy, E.J. - Sanford Plaza Pennevs that the U.S. Supreme àt leciden W*esday — sack qeg qpiModytoltbiisito — - e.i. with Silverman, though he hasn't spoken to him since Mardi 1$. Iciewalk "I realise my timing probably Isn't very good because there are programming problems In other areas at NBC." he said. "That's Wm saying the Titanic had a small leak. But there are no fights and no threats." A television executive dose to the aitustlon said rumors of Carson's iáhg to leave the show began at CBS, a rival network. The spokesman said Carson was Interviewed by Mike Wallace fora "SQ Minutes" program not yet aired and that he announced cn that show he would be leaving the "Toolgi* Show" earlier than the contracted date. "Carson thlnh NBC will let him out of the contract, but they won't," said the biller, who asked not to be Identified. "It will be a battle because many millions of dollars are involved for the network with the di,." Earlier this month, Carson told a Los Angeles Interviewer Silverman wanted him to work more and he was residing. Bs sold, thin he was preparedto quit rather than add tohls three-day work week, one of the major fringe benefltshenegolldedinhlsmodreceet— very lucrative contract Silverman reportedly Is unhappy with the ratings drop that comes with every "ped host" who replaces Carson, but, Carson told the Interviewer, "I can't tots.0 myself working any more hours than I am now. After all this time, It would be too much ofa grind, and Isimply wouldn't be bateradid In It." "I can't tell you how keg I'll be with the network," he said at that time. - .4 30 only Save u p to 50 % Smith, complaining about "hazy" job duties, has notified the network he will resign when his current contract expires in May. "His resignation comes as a sorry surprise to US, an ABC-News' spokesman said today, noting the network and Smith had been in the process of negotiating a new five-year contract. In a letter to his colleagues, posted on the bulletin board at ABC News' office In Washing- said, "We had offered him a firm, unbreakable fiveyear contract that called for him to do occasional commentary, play a role In special reports (and) he ... would continue his role In : ton, &nith aMd'1'bey (the network) have been so hazy about what I would do that It sounds increasingly tome like a Job witho ut a being denied an "opportunity to practice my convert the news Into a years, since Arledge came In," n1th said. network election coverage. From 1969 to 1975, he was co-anchor with Harry Reasoner of ABC's was "friendly" and bad "praised my work," Saft Junior Vests Originally $11 to $14 3W Now "This has a history of two While he said Arledge Save Junior Dresses said he Warmed the network Intanded to kill my ccm1,l4ary, that ft t fit to as ____ MOB= -J was flotan isms, told fti Last year, ABC decided to shift anchors from major cities during evening limes he was locking for work and had several possibilities he did not want newscasts, and Smith to discuss immediately. - ned," said Mrs. Elizabeth Catalan, a young woman who grewupinSt. George, I2Smllss from the tell itt.. "They knew (the dangers) and theydid not tell ia. Iwill always live with the apprehension that 1,111 die of cancer some day," she said. Her father, Arthur Bruhn, the former president of Dixie ____ wbnteverlslnsecorrd place Is a very long U7 ba&" Kennedy said the ledisnany of the southern Utah people had convinced him t rse camel coner. "Theesmaybe some whewlU demand ."t$cal proof," he I""BitthsnIsan doubt in the minds .f fairminded people, thor. Is certainly aims In my ow n ,mthwl about the csmi ofted of this radii tiftot College, died of l.ukn1a. Picket said the only. warning the Atomic Ener Common "Seeing those large red ever gave the rthlunta of 81. clouds coming over was quite George that the fallout "14* be George hid a rigid t be aigry exciting. But I feel we were hazardous was a radio be ss. the goveromeut did n$ totally misled," Picket told a broadcast after one bled In 1113 level with theirs about tho ____ joint congressional hearing tolling them togohidocr,. "But dusgorioltb.smprogrom. Investigating the health effects not everybody was listening to and Eckharth pledged to of the Nevada nuclear tee the radio," he said. ssppost I+P4 uii health 4* program. "I have had a total of Dr. Joseph Lyon, a Universi- dies end said epe-- Ii , lO People inmy family die of ty of Utah cancer resrcher, cancer victlmas wesld be leukemis." othlined a study he recently A delegation of southern Utah completed that child-Dr. IksM A. Roapp, a residents testified Thursday hood leukemia doubled In during a 5% hour hearing southern Utah derteg the years conducted by Sen. Edward of 'tmoqMic necloar tsaft Kennedy, D'Mass., chairman _of InNne.1no,rI"' :the ___ ft ABC Uhed cs the Senate health subeon d$y, Lyon said he had dine "Iseti the beat" who tee, and Rep. Robert Eckharl, additional research which it -at. 13-Texas, chairman of the strsibened his origimal con. House subcommittee on oversight InvestIgatIons. Seven Asked he ______ was prepared to Knapp aseuted the mijor on of ABC y qIak other coogreannes end sena- say that the faBod easel the Is tors participated. cancer, Lyon said "ft the was "public relatlem., a "I feel used. 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In 1953 Elmer Picket and other St George, Utah, residents watched with excitment as red clouds of radioactive fallout drifted across their town from atom-bomb tests In Nevada. But Picket's wonder has turned to anger. Since then, his wife and nine other relatives have died from leukemia and he thinks his Sportsman Flashlights 9 99 crilkised the new arran gamed, saying ft would Smith joined the network inl96l and served for many years as the anchor during current events. function." He said he felt he was 20 only Ray-O-Vac Orig. 4.44 Sports. 499 Now Original $14 to $20 "Punch and Judy show." In an Interview with the New York Times piihh4id today, Smith cr1ticlsod the direction of Rome Arledge, prodC'*ofAJCNmaii Save 30 % to 50 % Orig. 10.69 Blouses Now the year-end program, which capsules the year's news events." "Nightly News" program. After Reasoner became sols ancho, sod w lets, joined by Barbara Walters, Smith contributed three commentaries a week on Coney Island Hot Doggers Women 's - craft." The network spokesman sale! Limited Quantities Starts Saturday 9 a.m. ...Smith Resigns NEW YORK (UP!) ABC-TV News cornmentator Howard K. $ ched. United Press International At least the Honolulu station In Honolulu, standard threedigit pumps that meter gasoline operator, posting the highest prices only as high as 99.9 cents gas price in the 50 dates, threw a gallon surrendered to the in a free car wash to ease the marketplace, forcing the pain. At the other end of the price operator of the H & C Texaco spectrum, a pump it-yourse1f station to turn to a state-Issued station in Dallas offered the booklet in computing the levy at bed bargain anywhere 65.5 $1.02. cents for regular leaded gasoliOnly in Nebraska did gasoline ne. prices decline this week. They A spot check of service went down by four4enths of a '(attnns around the coary cent in the only rollback turned found gasoline prices had up in UPI's weekly Gas Watch jumped In the past week by 5 survey. cents a gallon in northern elaborate. "NBC has a contract with Johnny Carson that continues to the spring of 1981 and we expect him to honor it," he said. At issue are 17 years In which Carson, as king of late night television, has produced a multimllllon-dollar bonanza for the network one NBC, which has been staggering In the ratings race, Is loath to lose. The Los Angeles Times reported NBC President Fred Silverman, recently brought In from ABC-TV to rally the ratings, made "an urgent appeal" to Carson to remain, and Carson said he has been discussing the issue - In Honolulu Gas Price Reaches - Police Spy Suit Filed Friday, April 20, 19-3A ;JoiVy Wants Out IN BRIEF I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. q d. r ssmmsr msrchsisdlss. Many other Items J(Penney Sanford Plaza reduced both on side. walk and Inside the store. Open d*10a.m. to 5p.m. Open Sunday 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. .. U •_,. -. .1 .1 �Antiques, Silver, China Evening FkvaM (USPS 41)210) 0 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 WORLD- Jca Code 30-3fl.Z11or831.9gg3 Friday, April 20, 979-4A Israel Makes Vow; Egyptians Approve Treaty By United Press International Israel has vowed it will "never get off" the strategic Golan Heights and backed the pledge with plans to establish four new settlements in the occupied Syrian territory seized in the 1967 Middle East war. In south Lebanon, a United Nations military spokesman said six Irish and two Dutch soldiers were wounded in Thursday's rocket and mortar attack on the U.N. headquarters by Israeli-backed Christian militia. Egyptians overwhelmingly approved the nation's peace treaty with Israel, signed last month in Washington, and internal political reforms proposed by President Anwar Sadat in a national referendum described by an official as a "new covenant between the people and their leader." World Trade Is A Benefit To All When the Tokyo Round of international trade negotiations got underway in 1973, the prospects for an extension of free trade policies were not particularly bright. In the United States, Western Europe, and Japan, political support for diminished protectionism was fading at about the àme rate that the economic boom of the 1960s was imning out of steam. In the years since then, inflation, soaring energy prices, recession, and unstable currency markets have disrupted economies throughout the nonCótnmunist world. Indeed, there were times when negotiators feared they could not preserve the 45 percent tariff reductions brought about by the Kennedy Round of trade talks in 1967. Viewed against this background, the negotiations that began in Tokyo and concluded tecently In Geneva have provided some surprising gains for free trade and expanded 'world cornmerce. Tariffs have been further reduced by an verage of about 33 percent in the 99 nations participating in the Tokyo Round. Agreements on reducing non-tariff trade barriers may prove even more significant. During the past decade, govern. Inents have erected some 9oo different types ofnontariff trade barriers ranging from arbitrary ustoms valuations to discriminatory technical tandards for imported manufacturing products. Many of these barriers will now be removed, For the American economy, these agreementr óSe both opportunities and challenges, The rich bounty of American agriculture will enjoy greater access to Japanese and Western European markets heretofore protected by tariffs d other restrictions that rendered many U.S. farm exports noncompetitive. California in parfcuJar can expect to benefit from Increased exports of grapes, vegetables, citrus fruits, prunes, tnd concentrated orange juice. The agrsts aea1Uor the e1minatton of government subsidies to encourage exports of anufactured goods, a practice widespread in apan and In some Western European countries. An end to export subsidies would significantly ease linf air competitive pressures on a number of major U.S. industries. But of course, lowered trade barriers must be eciprocal to be 'effective. The agreements manIate a reduction in U.S. trade tariffs of about 30-35 ,percent. In affected Industries, these lower trade barriers will heighten competitive demands on uction through improved efficiency and technological irnovation. There are, to be sure, potential snags in all of This. The agreement initialed in Geneva must win 1egIslatIve approval in those nations where such ratification is required, including the United States. And even assuming that the world's major .'trading nations ratify these complex arrangements, much will depend on how well the prov1sIons are actually Implemented. Moreover, protectionist sentiment could *earch anew for ways to short circuit the greementh through new forms of trade restric- tIons. . But despite the potential pitfalls, the Tokyo $thund has produced an historic package of trade agreements that promises to extend the gains jchieved in the Kennedy Round a decade ago. These agreements fully merit the support of Congress and the American people. "I ANGL E.WAL TERS Sol-u tion ns Deali n IP5II Lies With Co VIEWPOINT - With '. - es um " - g Ugandan Elections Set KAMPALA, Uganda (UP!) -The provisional government announced its first local elections today In a move to return order to Uganda as Tanzanian troops closing In on the city of Jinja discovered new atrocities by soldiers loyal to Idi Amin. In neighboring Kenya, the government gave strong Indication it would return to Uganda top officials of Amln's crumbled regime, including key aide Bob Astles, to face trial. The streets of the capital were still littered with several hundred bodies of victims from last week's capture of the city, but a clean-up force moved to collect corpses laying in the blistering tropical sun. An' - r An Child gry WASHINGTON (NEA) - 'resident Carter, I confrontinghis twin nemeses of energy and fl1L11.!11t, ByWULIAMSTEIF tMlatIon,has lneffect adopted the old Pogo llne,: "In chlkthood," says the little pamphlet, "We have met the enemy and he Is us." "anger and sadness are very close to one another Mat la hardly a message ot cheer and comfort, and It Is important to remem ber that much of and White House political advisers are acutely what an adult experiences as sadness Is exaware of the fate pressed by a child as anger." bearer of bad news. Yet despite the risks, Carter The pamphelt, entitled "Dealing with the has opted for bluntness. Angry Child," Is part of the Plain Talk series By every available measure of public opinion published by the National Institute of Mental most Americans dill perceive the energy crisis ' ' Hea1th. In smple1aageitsms paof0f the an it fInentoftheoilcompsnIes'fmaglnat1on— wisdom that psychologists, psychiatrists and a sinister plot to manipulate supplies and drive especially parents have been learning, up prices. ______ _____ sometimes painfully, for decades. Not so, the presIdent ys. e crisis "is real," ___ sa Th The pamphlet is no panacea for beleaguered and It consists of a dangerous dependence on parents. All of us know there are no panaceas. foreign oil that about by our But this edition ot Plain Talk does something few own excesses and wastefulness. There is no BUSINESS publications, especially federal publication quick cure, and the medicine prescribed for It gives reasonable explanations for children's eventual amelioration is hitter Indeed: anger, and solid, specific advice on how to one of us will have to use less oil and pay more. Th B "manage" childish outbursts. I 'M iage There Is no point sugar-coating the pill. The Find It tens us something about adults, about only way this nation can "use less oil" Is to acourselves. It says we were led to believe, as cept, however grudgingly, a decline in By LeROY POPE gOslflfldOfllyonedthaiemaybesharedbythe that to be angry was to be bad. present standard of living—a proposition which UP! EIIIU Writer other partner and this is not recognized until Get rid of this notion, the pamphlet runs directly counter to every impulse of the or st advises. 1n0iY NEW YORK (UP!) - Americans freently both partners have tied up ..Our goal is not to repress de roy angry American character. in the Vent%U e." are accused of rushing Into marriage recklessly. feelings in children -or in ourselves - but to To "use less oil" means to drive smaller cars They also rush into business partnerships that Disaster is JiM as likely to come because the apt the feelings and to help channel and less often at slower speeds. It means colder are almost certain to come to grief because of business is suceeaatul as because It Is dissp. direct them to constructive ends." homes and public buildings in winter, hotter ones personality clashes, says D.C. Riflery. pointing. In fact, Hillery said, Next, say the experts, parents and teachers slimmer. It means, in ibeit some rest Hhlleiry ls,a141iiM.1 I)ss' may bir-aw they _______ Aft IN miM allow children to test ALL thai, f._____ 1his .4 . . discondoit. to* Towl %d$ *owA AIu .beatd sw dan acceptable ways And for all of this, we will have to pay more - consulting firm that numbers a lot of part- differing personal alms of the partners. e express feelings. Adults need Ideas about what a lot more -and do so indefinitely. There Is no nerahips among Its clients. wants to take It easy now that money Is rolling in, may have triggered an outburst in a child. Is the gig at the end of the tunnel, no halcyon day Aux President Michael Karp said partnership but the other is Interested only in steady growth anger a defense to avoid painful feelings? Is It ahead when energy will again .be cheap and isa more popular vehicle than the corporation and e'psnelon. associated with failure, low self-esteem, feeling pienttful, for organizing a small business in these In"A born again Christian and a swashbuckling of Isolation? is It anxiety about situations over Which means, of course, that steadily rising flatlonary times because It is cheaper and more libertine are bound to clash or later," which the child has no control? fuel prices which have contributed so heavily to flexible. It also draws together many firms that Hillary said. "They may clashsooner even while they The adult must distinguish between anger and the overall surge hi inflation will continue to normally would remain oneowner operations In are both having to drimgle to keep the business aggression: "Anger Is a temporary emotional drive up the cod of living. If Inflation is going to order to save on overhead by sharing office rent alive, and It's a cinch there will boa blowup once date caused by fnatratlon; aggression is often be curbed in the months ahead, the restraint will and secretarial services, both have money sod time to spars." an attem pt to hurt a person or to destroy have to come from something other than energy Karp said about one million of an estimated 12 "We see far too many partnerships in which property." prices. million 'mall businesses in the country are the partners bate each other," Hillery said, "but So the experts address adults: "Our actions For most consumers, soaritig food prices are partnerships. He uW he finds himself devoting neither wiU qW became ofthe money involva,, should be motivated by the need to protect and to the most evident and aggravating element of the ever more of his consulting services to the Farnilypsitnenhipsarenoprotectjonagaljiit not by a desire top" ciwret inflation. Yet here again, the Carter special proems of the partnership form of thes, risks but 'w4ther Is a partnership with a Plain Talk's editors, led by Hilda Fried, pick administration offers little hope of Immediate business. relative any riskier than Joining a total stranger up lfrJuJ ideas fromtwo outside experts, Fritz Improvement and piaces at lead past of the "These Can result In financial fiasCO and in b'1e, 0111107 MId. Red and David Wlnernai. Here are some of for the problem directly on us and our personal tragedy," he said. Firms like Don Mu an give cowweling that those ideas: habIts. "People go Into boinew partnerships a lot may prevent the formation 01 partnerships that - Tell the child what behavior pleases you; Alfred Kahn, Carters Inflation cur, last week more hastily then they go Into a marriage as a are doomed to fall, Riflery -* but proleMIonsi "catch the child being good." toII a House hearing that mod of "this recent rule," said psychologist Riflery. psycholadviceonthssulJ.ctisiMwyto -Ignore Inappropriate behavior that can be terribly painful Increase In food prices has been "Before a marriage, there's usua3ly a come by. the result of competitive market forces, In- protracted period 01 courtship, In which the men . 'Personally, I think the prospective partners tolerated. - Provide physical outlets and other altertefference with which could only mob matters and the Woman learn much shout each other. On should do their own analyses 01 the chence at natives at hems and in school. worse" the other hand," Hillery said, "many business personality or goal Riflery said. "Each -Plan surroundings to make angry outbursts ll soaring because dema nd far partnerships we formed on the spur of the should make a check lid 01 his own goals as 01 less likely to happen o"rip sWply Fruit and vegetable prices moment to take advantage 01 an Idea or a now, five years hence and 10 YS1 hines, and dren -Use closeness and touching. Young chil have gone up because bad weather limited favorahieclrcundanceand the awak,ngng after they should be compared. (4tj calmed by having an adult nearby. a. s'clIss. And consumen themselves, by dining the honeymoon can be much more tra'"stic "Personality t.Iti should be s*rsd to - ExpreSS GENUINE interest In the the out more often and eating more and mere pro than In a marriage, determine If serious co"ftkta ore inevitable. child's activities. Packaged "convenience" food, are driving Ic "The hig difficulty," Riflery said, "Iat, all "If real kiocmps41I(y shows up In either — Ease tn Uwoih humor, but DON'T too often, each partner h his eye on several Usk the venture should be abandoned." on sarcasii or ridicule. Insurgents Burn Village SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) - Black guerrillas burned tribal hamlets to stop villagers from voting in the nation's first black-majority election but despite the violence more than half the eligible voters cast their _________ ___________________ WORLD e S us arr -- % $ju ,• JACK ANbERSON at 900 Saturday I 2 50 lb. bag Golden 6-6-6 Rose bushes. ORIG. WASHINGTON - Energy czar James million barrels. And Incredibly, even this p1mthg is not improved, much 'gi'er cods to pojjty that one mess ball was diverting foo4 SchiMInger who has àeady ofkndrl many woefully email reserve Is ad available for ian- thegovuromad whlresult," port predicts, to the local economy. I members of Congress by his overbearing per- mediate use because ths pmepi are ad yet in GI 0J1f$: With skyrechithig food In ye WONDU wiuia aunslhty and his pro.eIl pelides, Is now in mire place. pulses pg .vuryme's pechotheelt these 1074, we reported t a single company hat water for the way his departhiunt has days, tazpsyuus may be blcenevd to learn t delTd.alid Ths $100 J----p The bm! bungled the strategic petroleum i'" oar treepo rerasse we leading in Wer tails anlliton.yuar wlbo*llair t Th JiMIcó be reached odil menstini. sent year; the M program. od m An i. . fOd Dopasbmt fths agaI thâ bS1-4 The need for a Moehp½ doll In the Uuilad Ih : alma were span firm, ad woe a c 4wa 1* Fabr rend 1I. ad maybe ad before 1101 States was dramatically_illseIrMsd In MIStes mere t asoemary, --I olit for that will allow more sales 01 inujrtIUv P'e1* VItMocpagedIrMIan lyk romm we dww in wseicins, oil pro&tholI and F?d cutbacks by Arab s d TmL lscmae di huphiu. In the meal.ase njg. in 0 Em producers showed how 'iiicowly depdiM q—'1 be the way, of iyM the ilus lead, Army casks we bay, has ai4 g the ______ f of. theUnhledStateslaosstorelgool yd dmdr In 1W1 Congress ordered_'' 01 a rs -Na Is mere t tiplalon ad fire at th. Went ller,, a., 0 above the ___ petroleum swerve to prow en from the w — Color iMhe,insd_ood 01 thu oll.ezpoit Wftffftaetloen in tim. (4 01 credo wire lad___ In the s Oskene sMr1ss seperti 0gw. t it __ of Eaer was __ The Duparirn,t m , , g shrill at $111 per day be give each GI Ibase sisoclM. Ia Wki gave the lM.4 sepposed t More * now barreled an In pt)y on "W A peer ,d— IImaseereathmthe 01 ___ adsrgeosd salt____ iisw The . . m, udi Us*MII pmcrthad thoie es in lever di c (4 the mly papered pieSetype --- hi-rda .th 'WIW a W' I — qei, U 1102 UlIc ri. 1 we a----- ce.; Bat a 1q14 bY the Cimiral says,"thsp.1—Ual -Maforaarhr--' baiW fir heck N. trcy Is 'shim we viatlimal medals. HstchkIu himself sec4 Accouding omce prepared Set .eosiud I the DCI csi —'flrda parhe, ad 'u1iIly laded im chair WuWq em'4 ___ ____ __ 2.999 NOW 99 Prices reduced, TY 49 3 Gra pef ruft DUALI II, PW j 100% organic fertilizer 1.V, W_I 50 lb. bag Golden 16-4-8 Evergreens. 99* ORIG. 1.889 NOW Assorted ornamentals & evergreens a __ Nø' k ; - 4 S -- - _ RWI .& .. -- am VU '-- ___ ___ - -- 1_u W — Rome, D.Mu*., ____ Rip. fl.ald Olsen, __ D ___ __ ___ sifremthe.1r:flwispnt word aeaderm in mere theN years. OW., baa cencled,d tMs DCI he Veiled S*irNrd = 1M tWS be miserably. The prigr shII? kIi ThSIddtheflimIswWjall w*ii* kM 1 Ar mu. balL ___ 'SuM. Is ill parch., hive base kiuSis ad ifl.GAols,-m.mave.Dos _ of ft ft .w. lead '•k sstiM dy ad "sek a AMC *js * lear shiN." The ____ r I vim 01 the c pair. 01 eaviiriin,rt.' caseitthl,, hove too dim Mrvctid sgei ad —c' lees t coeld he rMs - "sp ipN' at iiss lgesrejtM ripest Mates. ls w.s01 d, bseimse ad uhieusps be sverosa ma Oit aI iiim ant , AA the epsolfise: ____ ___ Pl staid put and CoMIsh ____ e ui— be he a,. j•• a "mr er ' ____ __ baiuikdolhlsdvby-thesddIiMyom. 'due 4sim aestiaMo - •_____ houa, drew ordIs preud the mew The MelkcwrM Made at iplttah, bum hs fto lWdW i*jk __ *.t L 'Ha way at burr that tha oil company Madquait,s, ow f air" Cartut announcud L.... ..olI prk corr1mLs isW start Juno First." Potting- soil' reduced! '399 High In nitrogen, U ORIG. ElM itlk -'- , - ,__ -. .. - - •..*.... - -. l_.$ •.. *._.A__ -- - 1 Use your JCPenney charge card..."Charg. it" NOW NOW 8.88 88 3 gal. container 6 0011da" I orno. to - Paine bark mulch reduced. NOW 3 cu. ft. P10 01. - - ''• f : ", on be Pet A 0-0 - FERTILIZER ____ _ _________ _- - - '• IIS . •1 ____ ___ ____ -. ', stock up now. _ WA starts _00~ Stock up now...save now', - ____ I Sale Truckload fe rti l izer sale! __ "c. - . ERRY'S WORLD EE - - Oil Bung ing May Hurt Schlesinger fe wu. JCPenney 4. v Lake Mary Closes On Land Deal __________ 3 - ballots. The military command said Thursday Insurgents set fire to villages dotting a 15-square-mile swath of the Mtilikwe Tribal Reserve and ordered hundreds of villagers to flee to the hills to prevent them from voting. 0, HIS Seminole County deputies are HOME BURGLARY TAPES TAKEN 1078 Chevy van Tuesday. The $1,000, [lodges said. the theft of her ring occurred the alleged Approximately $416 worth of Forty 8-track tapes, a van was parked in his CAR THEFT sometime during the three days disappearance of OADD worth property was taken sometime calculator and a pair of driveway, he said. The burglar Someone stole a car left she was a patient at the hospiof antiques, silver and china Monday night from the home of sunglasses were stolen Tuesday apparently gained entry unattended Tuesday by a tal. from a Sanford home. a Longwood woman, according night from the car of a through the wing window and Sanford man at a park in Police said the ring was Colleen Davenport, 41, of New to Seminole County deputies. Sweetwater man, according to then opened the locked door, Geneva, according to Seminole valued at $750. Smyrna told deputies Thursday Miriam Rutter, 36, of 118 Lea Seminole County deputies. dentitles say. County deputies. CAMERA SPEAKERS, her mother-In-law had left her Ave., Longwood, told deputies STEREO TAKEN Steve Barrlero, 18, of 608 Fox Michael Vallot, 21, of Cowan, STOLEN property three years ago "for someone broke through the Valley Drive, Sweetwater, told Approximately $2,600 worth Moughton Terrace, Sanford, safekeeping" with a Sanford locked door that leads into the deputies he parked his car in his of property was stolen told deputies he left his 1969 Burglars pried open the man, garage. A 35 mm camera, a driveway at about 6 p.m. sometime between Tuesday Ford LTD valued at $1,000 at screen of a bedroom window to Shirley Francis, the mother- watch and a bottle of scotch Tuesday. His father noticed one and Wednesday from the home the Mullet Lake Park. When he enter the home of a Fern Park in-law, who Is living In were missing, deputies say. of the car doors open at 9:50 of a Sanford man, according to returned, the car was gone, family and stole $350 worth of Australia, asked the man to TAPEDECKSTOLEN property, according to p.m. and discovered the Seminole County deputies. Vallot said. send her property to her last A combination radio and tape property missing, deputies say. Seminole County deputies. Thomas Hodges, 33, of 4071 RING TAKEN week, but the man said he no deck valued at $160 was stolen Sue Fillbach, 19, of 551 East $820 BURGLARY Chickasaw Drive, Sanford told A 68-year-old Deltona woman longer has the property, Mr. sometime Friday or Saturday A generator, electric high deputies someone climbed reported her diamond ring was Semoran Blve., Fern Park, told Davenport said. from the car of a Tuscawilla power wrench and a nail driver through the rear utility room stolen from her finger while she deputies the incident occurred The man said his daughter, man, according to Seminole valued at $820 were stolen from window of his home and stole was a patient at Seminole sometime Thursday. The who lives in the Cocoa area has County deputies. the van of a Sanford man, ac- several items. Memorial Hospital, Sanford property stolen Included two the property now. When Mrs. Thomas C. Heinrich, 17, of cording to Seminole County oak stereo speakers valued at The more expe'tive items police said. Francis was unable to reach 1153 Howell Creek Drive, deputies. $150 apiece and a camera worth taken included a rifle, valued at Mildred S. Lukes of Deltona her, she asked her daughter-In- Tuscawula told deputies his car Johnnie Amos, 35, of 2731 $400; a 46 caliber Colt said she was admitted to the $50. deputies said. law to contact police, deputies was parked in his driveway at Truman St., Sanford, told automatic, valued at $400 and a hospital for treatment of a WINDOW BROKEN said. the time of the burglary. deputies someone entered his stereo receiver, valued at stroke on April 12. Police said The windshield of an automobile owned by Frances M. Jones was smashed by an unidentified person Thursday while the car was parked in front of a home at 138 Country Lake Mary City Councilmen began last fall. Both rezonings were concluded the signs are permitted only for from other communities and Club Court, Sanford police said. Police said the value of the In an unrelated matter, the without opposition, today will close a deal for a two-year period. show some concern for the windshield was put at $100. purchase ol9.7 acres oflandon council followed the recomThe council also wrestled The vote on the sign ex- natural landscape," said Rinehart Road north of the mendatlons of the *nning and with a familiar Lake Mary g'øntjnng 1') .itêh Pørin..kI..f .r 1 YVLIII VIIU Florida Power Corporation zoning board and approved the issue - signs. For close to a cilmen Burt Perinchief and In other action, the council: substation. reroning of two parcels of land year the council has debated Harry Terry opposed. Said approved the site plan for owned by Paulucci. A fl-acre what should be permitted and Terry: "This action amounts to phase 11 of the Forest modular The council voted plot on it -Road near what should not be permitted to a scrapping of the sign or. home development. Project unanimously Thursday to Lake Emma, formerly zoned be constructed on a temporary dinance, we are going to see developer J. Laubscher said the approve the purchase of the land from Minnesota developer agricultural, has been rezoned basis within the 104-foot setback nothing but signs along Lake second phase of the project off Jeno Paulucci for $50,300. The multiple family residential (R area off Lake Mary Boulevard.. Mary Boulevard as a result of Lake Mary Boulevard will include 146 units of modular land will be used for a future 4). The council was Informed Thursday, the council voted to this." that tentative plans for the land municipal complex. City permit the erection of a service CounciLman Pat Southward housing on permanent concrete call for the construction of an station sign by Jim Alford and had been in favor of approving settings. Price of the units will Attorney Gary Massey said apartment complex, but details to permit the Driftwood Plaza the exception for the Driftwood range from $36,000 to $55,00, final arrangements on the sale are not yet available, would be completed today. sign to remain, following a Plaza sign, which she called Laubscher said. turned over jurisdiction of aesthetically pleasing." But An 11-acre site near Lake request by plaza spokesman The terms of the sale call for Lake Mary Boulevard to the city to pay $10,300 down and Emma on Rinehart Road was Bill Harkins. Both signs were opponent Perinchief said he Seminole County. The action the remainder to be paid over rezoned from agricultural to approved under a special ex- didn't consider any advertising follows a survey completed last the next eight years at seven commercial (C-2). Preliminary ception to the city sign ordi- aesthetic. week by state highway officials percent Interest. Purchase of plans for that land Include the nance forbidding temporary 'l don't want to see any signs who determined the road to be the land ends a search for a site construction of a small shop- construction on the 104-foot set on Lake Mary Boulevard. I'd within the county's jurisdiction. of the future complex that ping mall, councilmen said. back. The exception notes that rather see Lake Mary different - GEOFFREY POUNDS Investigating Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; :Xur, $36.00. By Mall: Week, $5 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. :Ihbor and management to Friday, April 20, Probe Of Missinq Valuables Underway IN BRIEF WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sanford Plaza bag Open daily 10a.m. lo 0 p.m. Open Sunday 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Store Ph, 323•1310. 122 I ORIGIN �#A-Eveniniii Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Ar112$, 107 SPORTS CALENDAR Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0 BEATING THE FRIDAY, APRIL20 Taiglewood AA, (closed), 8p.m.1 St. Richard's Church. lAsgwood AA, (closed), 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Deltas Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Deltona C?ulMIan (birch. SATURDAY, APRIL21 Reanlusce Faire Wmmvd by Maitland Art Am., 10 am. to 5 p.m., Maitland Art Center Sanford AA Women's Gros 2 p.m., 1301 W. First SL Tarcola United Cherokee Tribe of Fla. Inc., 7 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Casselberry AA, (closed),8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Spring Fling, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Sabal Point Elementary School, Wekiva Springs Road. Barbecue cblckei &..ey sponsored by Geneva Historical and Genealogical Society, at Geneva Own. munity Center beginning at 4 p.m. Parents Witbost Partners orientation meeting, 7:30 p.m., for DeLsnd-Sanford Chapter 2s4 at 2t408. Oak Ave., Sanford. RUSH HOUR 1 ,:t. t- ......... : • • '' 1 - Nrald -by Tom N1NSI - - -, - - -- - a fastball. Mitchell game tonight," said the Cincinnati Reds' right-hander, who succeeded Thursday night with a two-hIt, 2-0 victory over the Atlanta Braves. "I ttVu8ht tonight was the night to prove - - - .,-, Intensity, but if any team can do career hi gh of 38 points Wedeverything they have tonight, Tuesday night. It, I think the Spurs can." nesday night after scoring 27 when the series resumes In In the other Eastern ConferSome observers blame the points In the SuperSonics' Atlanta for two games with the ence semifinal series, Phila- Kings' opening-game loss on opening-game victory. teams deadlocked at one game del" returns home for two lack of playoff experience, but a "It looked like Williams was apiece. One of the most potent games beginning Friday night, three-point Loss I. hardly in- playing with no one in front of components in the Hawk ar- trailing San Antonio, 2-0. In the dicative of a team with the him," said Los Angeles' Coach serial I. the metown frenzy West, Los Angeles host. Seattle jitter.. Jerry West. Al R H SHELL 41 Jump Curtis Smith Grayson Dixon Waldo N. Boyd Wilson Moore U. Boyd Hob Armtvii _____ 4 I S SHill 000FrdrIck 4 23 Leonard 4 3 4 Brawn 32 3 0 Hill 411 L1,ens 4 0 I Henry ii It Dr.w.n 305 Orory • ii TOtals 0 2I S 30 S 2 31 312 is' 1S$ 3.' . " 32 4 4 •$ $1 5 tals $3I Braves are conv hitters. eacrove In four runs and To -Pailrsadsrs 44$ 05)-li Seaver, 2-2, struck out fird "1à ghie' threv mainly -V(da Blue won his fourth sonarEStsII walked three while reghtering hard stuff," said Correll, who straight game Thursday when CARDINAL MEDICAL his second complete tame of played In place of Johnny San Francisco Giants ended a INDUSTRIES CENTER _____ Al N H the season and 48th Al N N of Bench, who still has trouble four-game losing streak. Davis 320 Dennis 235 his 13-year career. Kin Griffey with the wrist he injured In Hunter 2 S 5 0. Franklin 4 4 2 Webb 2 I S Krir 3$$ and George Foster hit home spring training. "lie threw one Barnes National League Oil I. FranklIn Robinson 21 0 Goon runs to back him. changeup early, and one.curve. 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Iut Davis Systems Hershel & Jodi Harrison, Jr. Mmkes wkçment that Seaver cast1iloverpower Marc Hill and Terry Whitfield American Milwauke Boston New York Detroit 410 $11- s Toronto 22$ 334-Il Baltimore Cleveland -- .-'- :-r '-' .' '..' -' .'• "n ':' - &,we,s. - . ,. - - ( ,( - . , 4 4 4 7 .344 3 4 $ .333 31,. - . M eisterlin Fourth Game Reitz, St.L Il 3? 437$ 18.10 $20 1 40 Cedeno, Hou 0(2-4) 12.00; P (2.4) 1 .I0; T (2.4. 10 32 12.375 SSanti Arrieta 5.40 480 7) 219.40. Time 3140. Royster, All 12 43 16-372 2 Egana Gash i II 4Galdos-Sarduy 3.10 Griffey, Cm 12 52 19 .365 Seventh Race. '.,S: 0(2-S) 31.40; P (5-2 12630: T (5-7- 6 Hightalutin Trillo, Phil 10 36 13 .361 9960 )500 2000 4) 174.40. I Border Fancy American League 400 3.10 Filth Game 3 Mineola Irene o Al H PC,. 8.80 I 71 10.176 IGasti-Echani: 7.00 160 100 Trammell. Del 0(1-6) 214.40; P (4•I) $43.90; T (4. 1360 500 1-3) 3.514.00. Time 39.42. Oliver. Tex 9 34 16.471 lMulilia Enrque 7 Apralz-Wally 580 Cooper, Mil Il 43 20 Eighth Race, It, S: Q (4-I) 59.40; P(1-4)131.10; T (0.4- 4 Mr Cap Dave Ban.iister, Ch 10 33 IS 45$ 2900 17.40 8.00 H 50340 S Forebode Squires, Chi 9 22 1045$ 9.20 4.10 Sixth Game 8 Revel Klutts, Oak 7 20 9.450 5.80 I 34 IS .441 6 Hernan Gerardo 12.00 5.60 3.70 Kemp, Oct 0 (4.5) 132-00; P (4-5) 499.20; T (4. 2Carasa Andre 5.00 5.20 $-I) 3.535.50. Time 3.39. Sochte, Sea 13 SI 22.431 360 Lemon, Clil 11 19 21 .429 4Santi-lsidro Ninth Race, '.,S: 0(26) 32.20; P (4-2) 15.40; T (4-7. 7 Timeless Gift Downing, 'Cal 13 SI 21 .412 2.50 3.20 240 4) 150.50. 3 On Around Home Runs 3.00 3.00 Seventh Game 2 Confirmed National League - Murphy, 3.00 1080 860 560 All 5; Bonnell, All and Schmidt, 3Sara-Badila 0(3-7) 13.40; P ( 7.3)23.70; T (7.3. 8.20 540 2) 29.40. Time 30.74. Phil 4; F $ingman, Clii, oster, 4Iruta Diaga 460 Cm. Garvey, LA, Dawson, Mtl, SVictor Olano Tenth Race, S•14. A: 0(34) 40.00; P (3.4) 135.30; T (3-4. 6 Fast Lance Maddox and McBride, Phil 3. 25.60 6.10 4.00 Ainerlc$a League - Lynn, 5) 1.424.15. 3 less In Time 4.40 5.40 Eighth Game Gos 6; Grich, Cal S. Aikens, 7 Valoom 3.00 Cal and Cooper, Mll 1; Ford, SRamon Echani: 12.00 5.20 3.20 0(3-4) 42.00; P14-3) 242.70; T(4-3. SlO 4.10 7)274.40. Time 31.97. Cal, HISIL M, Jackson and 7 Oscar Olano lMutilla Rodolfo Nettles, NY and Carty, Tor 3 4.10 Eleventh Race, ls,S: Q (75) 44.40; P (5-2) 120.10; T (5.7. 6 Sally Red 5.60 460 3.40 4) 324.40. 5 Ccc Cindy 4.60 7.60 Ninth Game I B Lisa 4.40 lMutilla 9.10 7.40 $00 Q(5-4)$.IO;P(4S)49.S0;T(4-S.1) SHernan 800 4.80 p2.40. Time 374. Baseball, 460 Cleveland - Activated pitcher 7 Said Twelfth Race, $16, 5: Transactions acid pItcher Louis Pittsburgh New York Chicago s S .500 3 4 7 .364 Il/i 3 6 .333 4½ 3 6 .333 4'/ West W I. Pct. OS Houston 9 4 .492 San Fran I 4 .571 1½ Cincinnati 7 4 53$ 2 San Diego 4 • ,47 3½ Los Angeles 6 I 429 3t Atlanta 1 I .333 4½ Thursday's s.suits Chicago 3, St. Louis 2 San Fran 14, San Diego Cincinn ati 2, Atlanta 0 Paul Reuschat on the 21- day 7) 431.60. Tenth Game disabled list. 10.20 6.40 3.50 New York (NL) Traded utility lGasti-Gastill 6.20 4.00 infielder Tim Fell and minor-league lEgana- Badiola 5.20 pitcher Grog Field to Pittsburgh for 2 Sara-Rodolfo Q114)44.S0;P(I4) Ifl.S0;T(I.4. shortstop Frank Taveras. - , 21 261.40. Eleventh Game 7Arano 1520 5.60 5.00 3Vicandi-Prdera 6.20 4.20 Slrani-Badiola 6.60 DAYTONA BEACH 0(23) 31.40; P (3-3) 120.00; T (2.3. 40. THURSDAY NIGHT ) Twelfth Game First Game SGasti-wally 10.10 7.00 560 lTrani-Andre 10.00 4.40 5.40 7Ramon-Goiri 5.00 440 3 Aram-Arco 5.40 3.40 3 Isasa-Gondra 1000 7lrusta-Isidro 500 Q(2'S)31.I0;P(Sfl2w10;Tu.2. 03)32h;Pfl3!)743N 3) 3)5.60. Secsnd Game A- 7,904; Handle- $151,250. 2 Domingo-Prdera 14.20 5.50 3.20 Salting 4 lrustaMndioia 5.50 440 (based an to at bits I Arano-Andre 3.40 National League 0(24)29.0; P (24)94.25, T 04. 1)111.11; 00(1.2) 124.25. SANFORD ORLANDO GAB N Pct. Third THUNSDAYNIQHT Mazzilli, NY 9 39 15.443 IZubI 1010 5.40 3.10 First Middox. Phil 10 37 14.432 I santi . 4.50 410 I Rural Day 5.10 4.20 3.40 Winfisld. SD 14 54 23.436 3 Goiril.$ 2 PG's Irish Rob 10.00 310 Foster, Cm 13 50 21.420 QlI-$)59.45;P(I-I) 163.20:T(I1- I LIlPatty Ott. Pitt 6 33 9.391 31417.15. 0(2.0) 14.451T($-2.I) 112.20. Time - Jai- lai A . - FINAL MONTH ) Leaders Dog Racing Howard Hurls 'llisresuyglveatheteama blg ______ lift," said BMton third Three-Hit Jack Brohamer, who dnoveina pair ofrns during a picked uptls second save. years. Frecklie Howard pitched fos.'ngrfljb krh*. "To have An error by sbsW Robin 22.90. American League three-hitter and Brett Von a giq like Hainsy come out of Yount and consecutive hits by Second Race, $16, C: Salt 012010200-4 92 Herbulls added a key two-run newbere Is a real b)od. Other George Scott. and Brohamer N.Y. 1 Hulk 11.10 5.20 4.20 120 000 000-3 • 0 4 HC's Disco Lady 12.40 5.60 teas think we're\ going Jo gave Boston their four filth- Palmer and Dempsey. Tans, double as Cr== High 1 6 Jamaica Glow 4.40 men Mirabella (3). Clay baseball team e (7) and dg ed St. bmeto.corolorim.sto win with 'inning runs off lour Jim Slaton, Narron. W-Palmer (2-1). L0(4'7)5215;7-4)220.N;T(74 DenCa'-iiui'sninth horn. nigIst. Cloud, JV, 3.1. Crocins, 1-2, a pchsr like that -- after the 0-1. The last rim cane In the Mirat20lla is 4) 133.50. Time 31.54. (0-1). HRs Salhome Tuesday at 4 agaInst rim of the season plia roundThirdlacs,S.Ie,D: Br*,thsytoimdoigth.ffereit." seventh of two timore, DeCinces (2). tripper by Rick 3 Mineola Jeffery Grant Carl ad 110 3.40 2.50 Mo un t Do ra Bi bl X ' Helicopter tr e mmsd Rob" s*er.d 51*rii mound Milwaukee errors and a Scott 4.00 3.40 Lee sparked AM Cooper Howard Mabli In the other 2 Nits Strutt MiIw 200 000 010- 3 53 _____ *early, hitting lal Rode double. Cooper, who also drove Boston 1 Wright Hobby 4,00 000040 lOx- $100 1 0m Jvtoa748aiford game, $4, as Charlie Getgsn adylaldjiigatwon.4horn.rto 0(3.3) 20.$P(3.2) 42.75; T()-2. Milwaukee's third run, is Slaton. Cleveland (5) and Kids Roll Mitre Sofihell victory over delivered a key doubl. In the I) 2*21. Time 31.17. Moore. Rainey, Draw (I) and thi torrid Cecil Cooçr, but he hitting A. Fourth lace, 5.14, C: w'igiam Fwidtue i'.da son. W-Rainey (1-0) . Lfifth truth11 no had the haaiy-hlttlng In other American League Allen I Princess Rife The Kid., spomoned ______ 11.40 4.50 4.20 by aton (0-1) HRs-Milwa ,s.ee, S Bobs Kick Brewers as friatret4d as the game., Baltimore beat the New Cr (4). 4.40 1.40 SeWcle 3? 1ia,_ed NOAI,S osws.e 7 La,*enton 1.40 A*A AAA 5p5 League stters he York Yankees, 2$, and streakMOBIL out an Mtrl"npli over Big T so; P (55)93.95; 1 (I-$Calif J210316101 i *5 I N mud be hands. ing California defeated •Ibiis 403 *arsi. 1)441.41. Time 33.1$. 45 In WUIfl'l MiNis 4$ I Minn 300 010000- 4 51 lhroThiridayin * rlr-. 45 Isis. too Clips, I Vs. nervous at the dart, neaota, 14. F ifth R ace. Is.1: $ $ has., LaRoche (I) and softbSU lisps action at pa YiN 45 5 p__ n Il1flh$_ 4 455 3 Circus Sherry $ $ 1•U._.. 13-20 500 3.10 IutIpsthat'snM alt 'said the National League, Downing, Hartsell, Marshall (I) Bud park. 4$Iir In $ 1 Honey Wilde 3.40 2.40 Ch anus, and Wynegar. W-Aaw (2-0). L •s Sbarl MSUWIN II, icago edged 'St. OIls, 3-2, -Marshall 7 Femme Fatale PviU 45 I • 2.40 5lI0'j 5 (2-1). HRs-Califor. Bl.d.ce led WW $SSTIS.N $S _____ _____ After a two-out 0(13)I2.$S;P(2.I)44,9:T(7.1. by Sin Francisco adsiuggod SIR nia, Rudi (2), Aiken (41, Grich flerswltha',rn.rards $ JU triple IV IRS 411 RI MrAIIsr $ $ S M 1 aiN Sol SI 1)45.45. Time 39.2%. (I); Minnesota, while Marcy Kona ad Smunas (bait. Keen, Raly retired DIego, 14.10; end Cül('mnnJti (5). Lansford INUN $ I I WINs S YlNi I5S Cis, ass $lxth Race. $.I4,I ) l4ah5 II,i $$$I its $IlNiy 17 '(the neat 1$ bsUsrs before blanked MiaMi, 24. Joyce added trIples. lbs Kid. s,... ei ohm 7-40 750 Sol 2 Jeto TlS olle 155 TIllS' its $ Rowdy CS, who (k-lola 1, Vabse. 2: 11-6 11114 to Dick are 24. 340 3.20 (Only games scheduled) To" 0611 ToIsis 0.70 7 Chantell 11a10 500 . 7 Lake Arkie 350 4.10 S Si Kido 6.20 0(4-7) 20.00; P(47) 99.90; T (6.75)243.40. Time 31.51. A 3.05$; Handle $244,192. - Baltimore end a six-game Springs, Fla., and Debbie Massey of Bethlehem, Pa., finished four strok back at 71. losing streak. Angels I, Twin 4: Brian DownIng's two-run single with two out In the eIgl*i 111n1ng drove in the winning runs as tie 4Ilg their winning streak to eight games, their longed In 15 - It. Leader ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) W L Pct. OS 0 7 .500 Montreal Debbie Meiderlin's openinground score of 6-under-par 67 came so easily Thursday at the Ken Singleton and Eddie Lady Citrus Classic, Murray stroked two-run Singles she almost felt guilty. to support the eight-hit pitching Her closest competitors, of Jim Palmer and help Connie Chillemi of Silver By United Press Istennatloual (buck Rainey, Inaking. his first major-league start, allowed only four hits over 7 2-3 hwth biwjay and Boston capItalized on three Milwaukee erm far five unearned runs enroute to a $3 trluma over the L Pct. 7 4 .634 6 4 - Red Sox Rook"te Rat'ney S parkles . East w San Frn Cardinal Industries 025 004 300-1I 174 Medical Center San Ogo 010 304 020- 10 122 Blue, Lavelle (9) and Hill; 3 7 FIRST FEDERAL CHASE Lolich. Lee (3), D'Acquisto (6), West Al N H Al I H ($) Owchinko 1)9 Dixon and W L Pct. 0$ 4 I S 0raIam 3 $ Gains 2 3 1 Hall 2 I I Texas 7 vn Kendall (7); W- Blue (40). L Litton 45 I 0.Mer*l. I '0 Callforni 10 3 .749 Lolich (0 1). HRs - San Francisco, Knight 2 $ 2 lylngton 2 3 2 nneso Mitta 7 $ Hall Hill (H; San Diego, Gonzalez (2). 4$ I O.M.r*$e I 2 I Mi 3 I 3 Kansas City 5 $ Jackson UcOriff 3 $1 Crisp I @ I Chicago o ff Collins Atlanta ooc 000 000- 0 20 Ernst ' 3 50 Johnson 2 12 Seattle 5 9 .357 Sit Cinci MMullan 000 100 lOx-? 60 I is O.Mer*le 2941 Oaklan d 4 lro*lck Welsh N k r 0, 5 i I SI s Slick (8) and Thursday's Results Anderson o$ laid 211 Murphy; Seaver and Correll. w Burtit Baltimore 6, New York 3 •. 1 -Seaver (2 2) L--Niekro (1-3). Totals 23 6 Coal 055 Boston S. Milwaukee 3 HRs-Cincinnati, Griffey Totals (I). 2111 IS California 4, Minnesota Foster (3). Fi rst Federal III 115-4 Natleeal League Cling 220 Oh-Il (Only games Scheduled) last s - Win - H Its 9th _____ - courtesy - 41 RACING NIGHTLY 8 P.M. (Closed Sunday) MATINEES: Mon. Wed. Sat. NEW MATINEE Post Time 1:11 p. m. - . _____ .. tø .- The . College Park Homes, Inc. William It Reanka Maxwell It RAW ___ _______ ____ - ALL NEW TrUed. Sea $42 Tritecta Wheel ALL 12 RACES 54 Thursday Ladies, Note - _____ ______ _____ _____ ___ :i ______ ,, I want he4n •Iww ---- -----,-.--.. -. -..': . - victory, with a save to Bruce catcher Vie Sutter, Bob Forseb, 0-2, took the Conrail agrees t1t the question loss. Isa silly one. Ht doesn't doubt Giants 14, Padres. 10: :' area. I, Cincinnati with National Energy tch. Buy ymir ttWise Living how from o o(tlse builders In ymir Francisco outslugged San Diego, 14-10. In the American League it once and for all. Atleast Seaver was Baltimore 6, New York 3; hopes so. Frankly,ie is tired of Boston 5, Mil waukee 3; Callbeing asked aboutilis pitching fornla 6, MInnesota 4• style. Cubs 3, Cardinals 2: 'People are alAays asking Ivan DeJesus' homer, his me, 'When are yth going to go first of the year, led Chicago. to a changeup s'le," Seaver Dennis Lamp. 1.0, got the eighth. It was the type ci game that should establish/something said. ."i WWNAY, MAYO Weman's 10111111141 Id, neon lontheis ad UWIDAY, MAY 20 lmeb aid f.bM to hess amm lasty It . mIMle Cy, aaa, Jerq'a Seaver En'ds Talk With 2-0' Shutout s ' iutout TURSDAY, MAY I Sister Citize. .bs tear to Rosy O'Grady's. Leave Sanford 5:15 p.m. Pick op at SemInole Plaza, 1:41 pin. Return 11 P.M. ___ $prWPeath*OwLidyofthst(!stP(bir, If . . -. - - -.' SATURDAY, AP1L38 Fleet Riser,, Asm si4s.cs,1:30 p.m., Jerry's Restaurant, Sanford Airport, with national prr'4r4 Roderick Wiley as guest speaker. SUNDAY, APRIL20 Wile. Sales Charity Hers. Show benefiting Youth Programs Inc. Starting 9 am., ales areas, 4 mIles west of 14 on SR 42 Uppban Inhand ethlbltlon, 1 p.m. Spectator. free. WNDAY,MATI - The THURSDAY, APRIL 20 Seminole Cy Leaps of Weman Voters unit meeting on SALT 2, 7:30 pm. SemIn.l, Cheow Florida AiMen, 2 p.m., Florida Power & UgM building, Sanford. Speaker - Michael Kuypers. Casiborry, 11:30 s.m. RiIs.i $ pm. Sprig r.s.,ni, 1p.m. our Lady 41 do LAW CMbsMe (birch, t. Dinner 4:207:20 pa. - -'- WEDNDAy, APRIL U Seminole County Leaps .1 We.., Voters unit meeting on SALT 2, 9:15 a.m., Florida Hospital Conference roam, Altamonte Springs. Sealer Ches. in No be dMW "r to M "llend of Kale."laave SaifarM 11 Stop at Sels Plaza, • "I tried to throw a power - ____ IA1IJIDAY, MAYO 'H'."' Chase chalked up its sixth win produced four runs for the triple by Theron Liggons and without a loss Thursday in the Railroaders in the top of the double by Willie Brown. -Sanford Little National League, first. The scoring spree started Richard Leonard went the defeating stubborn First with consecutive triples by distance In defeat. Federal 10-5. Kevin Smith, Donald Grayson •.- .. . . Cardinal Industries, looking I : In other games, the and Herbert Dixon. Orlen for Its first win of the season, 1 Railroaders rolled to their third Waldo singled and Robbie Boyd scored four runs In the top of the straight win, an 11-4 upset of followed with another triple, first without the benefit of a second place Clem Leonard The Railroaders used four base hit and was till in front, Shell, and Medical Center hits to score four more runs In 4, going Into the bottom of the -, rallied late to beat Cardinal the top of the second. Duwayne fourth when Medical Center Mitchell singled with one out, scored three runs. Three more Industries, 10.5. Chase pushed five runs Danny Jump grounded into a Medical Center rims In the across the plate In the bottom of fielder's choice and Smith, bottom of the fifth put the game the second to take a 7-5 lead Grayson and Dixon slapped out of reach. over First Federal and then consecutive singles. Medical Center starter Larry Iced the game with three rims in Grayson was four for four for Lemon and reliever Bruce .7 'S the bottom of the fifth after the winners and Dixon was Franklin, who took the mound . • I , IFirst Federal had pulled to three for three. Mitchell and In the fourth, combined for a no. --..•within one run. Smith had two hits apiece. hitter. After Daryl Merthie slain. Waldo was the winning pitBruce Frklin had a home med a two-run homer in the cher for the Railroaders but got run and a double, Steward first inning, he drew Intentional relief help from Grayson in the Gordon had a double and a passes his next two times at the fourth. single and Dexter Franklin had plate, but Keith McGrlff, who Shell had only four hits, a pair two singles to pace Medical follows Merthie In the lineup, of singles by Robert Hill, a Center at the plate. Leonard pitches. Smith bats - - made up for it by going three -, • . ... for three with a home nm and double. McGriff's homer came in the - Gravson beatg by Liggons Herald Photos by Tom Vincent bottom of the fifth with Merthie on board after he had been By United Press International whipped up In the Omni - tonight also trailing, 2-0, and Sam Lacey calls rival center intentionally walked. Even if the Atlanta Hawks where Atlanta has disposed of Phoenix travels to Kansas City, Alvan Adams the key to any Clint Bylngton had a pair of don't upset the defending NBA 35 of 42 opponents, Including 17 up 1.0. Phoenix triumph. His ability to doubles for Chase and Dee champions In their best-d- straight. Allan Bristow, whose jumper keep Adams down to 10 points Johnson slapped two singles. seven Eastern Conference Forward Bob Dandridge, one and foul shot for San Antonio in and six rebounds helped make Byington was the winning semifinal series, they've of the few Bullets to play well In the final minute helped beat the game close Tuesday night. pitcher In relief of Johnson. "He's involved in everyalready team's 107-99 home loss i Philadelphia in their second Pect. earned Washington's 02e The Railroaders jumped In the second game, said game, realizes the Spurs can't thing," Lacey says of Adams. "'e have to respect front 8-0 In the first two frames take the Sixers too lightly with "So If you can take him out, it's ks" said Bullets' guard Washington has to regain their power potential of Julius got to make a difference." and Clem Leonard Shell could Kevin Grevey. "They're control of the tempo. never catch up. Los Angeles must find a way "We've got to start moving Erving and Darryl Dawkins. Five consecutive hits after hungry and they're coming better and get the By United Press International "I'm sure they'll try someto stop guard Gus Williams to up two outs, four of them triples, after Andus." the Hawks will be court," said Dandridge, who thing different up there," says get back into contention against The Atlanta Braves are "J Bristow. "We've got to keep the Seattle. Williams matched his convinced Tom Seaver still can ' RAILROADERS LEONARD coming after the Bullets with scored a game-high 36 points / - throw 1VDAY, APRIL24 Metro REACr, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Program by J. Paul Rowe of SnIno1. County Mental Heüh Costar. South lid. ElemenIMy School Spring Roimdop, 1:42 Pm., for parents of children who will enter kIfdsrgarten In the fall or first graders who did not attend public kindergarten. Call 3n4415. ____ FRWAY,MAY4 Sprig Fad* 1 p.m., Our Lady of the Iki Cdbek (bir -.' Ho Hum I Chase Wins A gain, 10m5 Railroaders, Medics Prevail a Hungry Hawks Hounding Bullets .' -- :.-.. - TIRJUDAY, MAYa SWIMS Uik.r.My KIN Pijiag Cadeds 3 p.m., Stetson soccer field, DeLand. -. - • f MONDAY, APRIL23 Youth Programs be. Iniervic, meeting for vohideer,, 74 p.m., University of Central Florida Administration Building Room 147. Speaker - James Hianpbrey, youth leader for Toastmaster. InternationaL Delery Republlc Cl* 7:30 p.m., DeBary Cam. munity Center. Speaker - Kay Ogram, Health Systems Agency CoanunIty Coordinator. Open to public. Sfordll.srg,ra, 1:30 pm., Florida Power& Ugid building. Program - "Samples of Bread." M.iday Miners Tait.as$ens Club 7:12 am., Holiday Inn, Wyman, Road, Mtamcnte Springs. WeIt Watcher., 10 am., Ascension Udhrar Church; 7p.m., Florida Federal, Altamosdi Springs. Diet Werinhep, 10 am, and noon, Carson Union Building, Stetson University, 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian (birth, DeLend. Seoferd Rotary, noon, QvIc Center. Sieth Seminole LA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. TOPS Chepter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Clutch, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. AItMSIII$.4.etI Seminole Jaycees heal, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, Altamonte Springs. Sanford AIAia, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Clutch. Sanford AA, 8p.m., closed, 1301 W. First St. iA.' • 4k 4 - This may be one way to beat the morning traffic. Or, the balloonist may be practicing for Saturday's race which starts at the Altamonte Cinema parking lot off State Route 431. About 20 balloonists are expected to race beginning at 8 am. and 5 p.m. Whether he's practicing or just having fun, the folks at the Interstate-4 and 431 intersection have to believe this balloonist has driving beaten by a mile.., maybe a few miles. SUNDAY, APRIL22 Ballroom and raid deadig, 8 p.m., Te'npt. Sivalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. WWNAY, MATS "The Good lie", .sar for yesg people with iSihetos. 2:410 p.m., Winter Part Plarnodal r-' Medical Ubrary Building. For rwsrvetloas call 220701$. Friday, April 20, 197-7A ____ - _____ ORLAflDO KEflI'. O.IJB N i(O,limd, Jest ______ ______ _____ . _____ - _____ - - - am lkvv 11 92 ______ RISIRVAIIONS 531 590 SlIts, N. ON U.4,, I 5 - - - - . __•_•_4'._..• - '-"_ 0 - *. - -•---- - - - -. �IA—Ennlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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A for this too. : quart of low-fat milk wIth 2 The body degenerates and percent nonfat solids acHed you may lose vital chemicals provides a little more than 40 from the heart. In a sense it Is a grams of good protein This will form of starvation and In severe go a long way toward meeting cases, death can occur. more people you share the day with, the better you'll like It. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Your new Ast ro.Graph Letter 21) This Is a good day to wrap tells you with whom you best up projects or situations that get along with romantically. have been hanging fire. You're Send for yours by mailing $lfor a Strong finisher, and gain each to Adro.Graph, P.O. Box momentum as you go along. 40, Radio City Station, birth N.Y. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 10019. Be sure to specify 19) This evening will be a good IIVI. time to get together socially CANCER (Jme 21-July fl) You're very receptive to resources could develop today. g-In' worthwhile knowledge Be alert. 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V j! - , -._-r.- - -_4 '" -- —. / DEAR CHRISTIAN: Keep respected. ha' DENNY IN PASADENAZ I' honestly tried but do DEAR DENNY: If It were, think I should be expected to praying, but to thine own seIf be Do you wish you had more wanted, which set me back you'd have enough to eat aU socialize with this woman and true. And unless you feel W. her husband as though nothing completely comfortable with friends? For the secret of winter. Call It a $01 lesson. D • runma ' ,- ..,•••.j Learned By Experience SMH shears addict barbershisshrubs Pruning f ornamental plants into domes, cones, spheres, by exis an art best learned rectangles, squares, etc., etc. perience. One way to learn the TOM The yard ends up looki ng li ke fundamentals Is to study the play area for geometric mistakes of others DAVI I )A I S'i shapes. A few plants thrive All of you have seen the onceunder this treatment but many a-year pruner ' armed with others are severely injured. . an u*., . "ks saw, As we first said, pruning is an the garden and cuts all hedges ,.ASii&&u, h h. back 'n .) ground. art which can be acquired a1. After clean-up the tools are put leaf from a plant. His (or her) through learning ce rtain basic away until the following year. hand"If policy often results in principles and the exceptions to them, and through experience Most gardeners are just the overgrown, leggy plants. In between the two extremes and close observation. opposite. The timid pmners are The purpose of pruning is to fearful to remove even a single Is the "shearer". The hedgeremove unwanted growth to benefit the plant parts that . _____________________ remain and to improve the — appearance of the plants The number one reason for pruning is to maintain plant health Prune to remove dead, I weak or damaged wood and disease and insetA infested wood. Remove any diseased or dead wood whenever it ap. P$XS. This Is one of the best ways to stop the spread of disease to the rest of the plant I or neighboring plants. Remove 'P I branches which rub and weaken another limb and remove weak, damaged or crowded stems. Always !V'W'4'. , ' ." ' '' rinemnber that maintenance of plant health is the fundamental " reason for pruning. The second most important 4 reason to prune is to balance /' iI the amount of top growth on a plant with die amount of root ." Z system at the time of tran,splanting. HOBBY, - bby and Crafts exhibit Cfeaturin g e works f o f Se m I n oIe Memorial Hospital on display this week '\ at - :. . - .- .. '7 I.,',, • - .,. J(.' . - '_. - -• . A "DON'S" BEAUTY SALON LOCATED AT 710 W F I RST ST DAWN'S Fam ily HASMOVEDTO 1200 S. SANFORD AVE. PH.323-8630 - - • 3J'ItrttL]ge Inn -- paintings by Rose Mayer (dietary). Kay Mercer ( lower photo) assistant director of nursing education , surrounded by the crocheted critters she displayed. - ' .1 by Tom Vlncsmf PIG J f . - -' ,, Single Parents Invited be ' And To B ia l c u e A third reason to prune is to remove old stems and branches to encourage new vigorous / I I 'I ill Special Function? 3 Vegetables . .' wompqqlQml3cmi nin .. . A wedding, rehearsal dinner, party, in- j statlation, etc,J I atus som you in tho unique atmosphere I prices are moderate and we promise that "special touch" for your special night. The Inn is available on Mon.-Wed. evenings uu1 I other times by arrangement. TRADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER Roast Beef — Ham Steak Fried Shrimp — Fried Chicken Homemade Soup $ Mashed I o a oes - - '1 1 FINE FOOD , '. Herald Photos .- SANFORD - Green admire ,. V & . V - hospital. categories Sixteen were represented . Dee Anderson (upper phot o, left) and Sally .i: - ' the THERE IS NOT or NEVER WAS , and staff doctors was I \ • "r. I I * W CRAFTS SHOW I :1 COM PLETE 95 Children Under 12 $2.95 Tea or Coffee Lunch: M-F 11-2 Dinner Thurs.-Sal.6.9 Sunday Dinner: 12.3 305 S. Park Avenue, Sanford rmm~ For Roservationit- 323-0255 1h, 1 1 1T - fl III - Soc - Parents Without Partners paper plates, condiments, de. W nmy SAFETYIDAY , MIKE-A-TH O N SET (PWP) of the DeLand-Sanford will be provided. New singles clubs. Chapter No. 264 will have an prospective members are ' I" MW VOW"t've Mmbw W U Area children and their parents are welcome to a orientation meeting for all vited as guests of PWP. have anoato mat the 'Bicycle Safeti, Day." Sa turday, April l La ke prospective single parents at All Prospective Members Of offlem will to obWn a 45 day Mary Elementary School grounds. from 9 to I I a. m. Capt. Mike Rowells home, 240 PWP are urged to attend an C=Wq card wbich win 41111111"s Bicycle riders will be tested free on their riding S. Oak Avenue, Sanford, orientation meeting before him to attend soy pWP activity Saturday, April 21, at 7:30 attending any other PWP for 45 d&y& skills and safety knowledge, and will have their p.m. A barbecue and social functions. The purpose of You are elloble for man- bicycles safety Inspected. The event Is sponsored by evening will follow. Members orientation Is to explain the Modern Woodmen of America in conjunction with bet'si u are a ingi we asked to Wing steaks, philosophy, structure, goals the Lake Mary Police Department. Tim Diamond is P"'n"You mud be chicken, hamburgers, hot dogs, point OJA the differenm bd reason of death, divorce, getting his bike checked by Vernon Fedderson (left) bum and salads. Soft drinkill, 2OPugUO Or umurrW 111111411 1 1. and Rolando Figueroa, chairman of the Bike-ACustodyofyourclhildren lances following the safety progra m to benefit cystic factor. fibrosis. an internetwIlal =01proft now sectarian, educational dnvW to 6e ' ' ' ' ' çJ 00 hO 1 4 1.667 / c tevoystat. , • , , \% ,.,.f, •, N . .. ND'iii. , I - • "--.. . a F&% OUR GREENHOUSE ...Our Relig*ous News and Church Page Have Onei Of the Largest Seliections TrslcalAnd Exotic Plants ln The Area 'n ii. We : so : DEPECTS : 3" CALADIUMS..........2 - - for $111 ARRANIMINTS FOR ANY OCCASION OPEN SUNDAYa.m.-4 pm. ! edition of the Sunday Herald which W A is %home delivered on Saturday ! afternoon. Our goal is to better I --- GIVETO . ' serve your needs. Ewmieng"..11W Cad^ OF r Directory will now appear in each sow; . _____ ,L --. ' CITIUS - - VISIT 8 - A5UiD - Ow '' , -, I -. B Waluik, 1114323, DeBary, • .. - - / for twow wiffmatkIlln, can: MON Rowilillk 3214ft &sW; L 5'- -s •., do W" bwwpor" In 1110 side at Now York ki Idwch 11K and ' activitin are atinly :1 W' Thon, , - DEAR ABBY: Greg and I had ever happened between he this woman, tell G reg that you, popularity, get Abby's new 0Be Popular; too are "only human, andbooklet : have been married for seven and m husband' you'd ratber not be in her You're Never Too Young or Too C W "n addressed, stamped (28 ceuts) A envelope to Abby, 132 IMsk% an S ,n Ar t DEAR ABBY: My Drive, Beverly Hills, (alil. girlfriend smother lets her kids 90212. After I gave her these gifts, I asked her ho bout drivingt A.' ' - by Craig , to buy them. I went around and — III OONlES I told Greg I didn't care to call her "Yetta," and I think bought all the things she f3 MY HEAP A Gir - 6ZAN _15~ 1 I ik. . years and have two children. I Abb / fj ind'Of noticed he was rather nervous socialize with this couple that's neat. good-looking girl who waits on tables in a place near where I Dear I tried calling my mottt'r and jumpy lately, but I thought anymore and he became angry work. She came on like a sweet too with "Sheila" and near ly got hit ui me. In order to avoid maybe he'd been putting in country kid who worked hard arguments we've been going the head. y much overtime at ork. He for a living and wouldn't let a My Mom said when kids call out as a foursome, but it bothers finally broke down and con- me to even look at her. guy get to first base with her, their parents by their first ¼ which I liked. names it shows lack of respect, fessed that he had been Well, I took her home from __ I know that Christians should carrying on with a friend of and there wo ul d be none of that work a co uple of times, and al l Palm Springs for the weekend. mine. (She's also mar ried.) forgive, and I have prayed to in our house. the Lord for my fee li ngs 0 she'd give me was a goodnight She said nothingdoing wonder how you feel about she was In shock! still feel the same that, Abby. I kin at her door. SON .JA wasn't "that kind" of a girl. He claims she threw herself change, but What should I do? toward her. I asked her what she wanted She already wore the clothes I at him and he w as only human, UNFORGIVING for EaAer and she gave me a gave her, so what do I do now? so I DEAR SONIA: I think your should try to forgive and CHRISTIAN mother's wishes should be list of clothes to buy and where After all, 400 bucks ain't forget because it's all over now. / /1 -, ar GUY WHO __ N6 S"I IN IOWN Rl&ffr WASflN&1'lME... HEY, MR17 FOR-) I'M OVE R by T. K. Ryan OIT?EASERT lead. Eatt played low again and South was back in dummy wth no way to get to his hand lo lead the third by Stan Lee and Johh Romiti CHMM LADD RVM :TUMBLIWUDS . pur V%4 6IIS the se'en and East started C QJ6 "Nice defense," said J 54 uth. Plan activities today to give you A Georgia reader asks If too good" muttered "Not LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You opportunity to move around North. "A heart lead would we open this hind as dealer P~ a back today to fit both mentally and physically. have killed the slam right off when vulnerables. h the diamond at We yourself into good Mug' that In fact, try to go someplace or noniulnerable. hould have lead, Am have going for Umn. where you can see new There is too much chance we brought the slam home." Happily, they won't mind your Turning to South, North will get too high. ARM(March 21-April-* 19) having a plice of the action. continued. "If you are going INI:wsI'Am'I:It ENTSI4I'RISE Rather than trying make to overbid, why not learn to (For a copy of JACOBY MOD. VUt00 (Aug. 23&0. 22) things happen, let events unfold play the dummy?" SrId $1 10. Win at Today you can virtually write for you today. You tend to come South's three-spade jump Bridge." care of this newspa. had been a decided overbid your own ticket becaun of your out better with conditions not per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City ability to get along with others. entirely under your control. Station. New York. '4. Y. 10019.) been reached anyway. PA fi ' South's play had been really: costly He von the diamond, trumps and leid a club, . We3tplayed, an echi with the eight. Back to his sand with a second i / I K That DEAR ABBY: I met this , - . rmAT's IT, by Bob Thavillils 4-20-A Wasn' t She _____ PT BRIDGE NORTH 4 A4 t1 — balanced diet. Now that they are away at college I can no longer supervise their food Intake. One of my daughters her daily requirements. Mature bean seeds are a good claims she no longer cares to eat meat and for the past year source of proteins but they don't or so has been eating nothing contain all the essential wLuIO but fresh fruits and salads acids. Civilizations t4 have used a combination of mature everyday. bean seeds, corn and wheat I feel she must be doing some her body but she have survived because the harm to will provide she takes combination e disagrees and says essential amino acids. With e would b viUtmins every day. I most appreciative if you would ever-rising food costs, beani discuss this in your column and can be a good source of protein ll me If I'm worrying to st retch the food Its true that your medlessly. Also mention what h4rm is actually being done to can satisfy her vitamin needil with vitamin pills, but thai her body, if any. R — You have won't solve the proteii mort every reason to be concerned. problem. To protein It's not absolutely essential to information a eat ineat if you get an adequate content of foods, I am sending you The Health Letter number sourtes in Your diet. Fresh 2.6, Proteins: Part II. fruits and salads are f ine but The absen ce of sufficient they 40 not provide the com- complete protein In the diet plete proteins your daughter means your body cannot needs. Aad vitamin pills don't replace the daily loss of eni, provide Vase either. zymes and vital hormones. Ii The body must have an the growing stages, growth is adequate amount of essential retarded. SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST . to it that they ate a well- WIN Friday, April 20, Dr. .: GEMINI(May 21-June 20) with a person with whom you You have a good friend you can have an important matter to depend on to help you further discuss. Lead up to your subject your interests today. His gradually. support may come from behind AQUARIUS J 20-Feb. 19) e SM1001114 Something nifty to enhance I C "p, Ma — social situations today it Is very TAURUS (April 20-May M)' likely you'll be the center of This is an excellent day to get attention You might even win a out socially with your paw. The powerful new I V .J II OURSELVES lk Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl your readers be by Al Vermeer BE LEAVING — LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. Friends have alwalys been Appreciative recipients of your importad to you, but they will today will try to do even more so this coming kindness more in return for you than you year. Both opportunities and do for them, even though this adventure will come your way woWt be your motive. Urou& those you chum wowA I DOItrILLA'S POP RUIPIMU, Mff ARENT THEY EVER — — — — — — 54 — 40 — -f"I — —— — — 8 — M I am DEAR DR. LAMB certain this problem will be of utmost concern to thousands of who are faced AprIlZl, 1q79 REMMRD I III lii — — For Saturday, April 21, 1979 • ____ ,. II' — By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 'TOTAL MrRUCT0J I J HOROSCOPE by Howie Schneider 'MEY 44AVW'T — 27 •28 26 YOUR BIRTHDAY IM SL%R FMOM A" — 1 ,-__---- BETTY* ---qL N I — ....., RIGHT— MOVIE I EVER — 17 38 b OF THE — 39 — 47 A R'H I E RIGHT ONF IT WAS THE 11 14 33 134 420 YEAH ' IT HAD SOME ' ii I • 10 20021 ll -- 29 — CCH1 — 19 — -----' ~ 11 — — 13 9 1 l*ilT IT . 0 0 INVASION — 16 — — 7I \ IL Jr1 MLI 8 5 16 17 4 ........ agency (abbr) member aid 13 2 projection 48 Coin of Japan 50 Environment 3 Spoiled 32 Mel component 5 45 Coastal 2 Lots article 1Dtf' state 24 Norwegian 31 Spanish P 34 Head 36 Culmination 37 Sometime salt ngredent 38 Port of Rome 40 Nostrils 43 You (archaic) 44 Charged particles dramatist SHOULDER! WHAT'S PLAYING 6 Let 52 Ensign (abbr) • 7 Tenth of a 21 Exclamation 53 Window part decade 54 E gyptian sun 8 Sunflowe r 22 Stone with by Mort Walker __________________ M eat, Lamb 17 disk BEETLE BAILEY I AM M ( E A S Y P S A L T11 R Y A M fTJ IK I D A U N _I I E S $ ! R A Lupino 16 Biblical JrTI" fiE== / Requires 13 Speed ' Di et P roper 1 Radical (sI.) 38 Double-reed instrument 5 Bashful 1 YOU'RE Answer to Previous Puzzle 35 Throwing disk 300 N. French Ave.o Sanforde Fla. PH.323-7154 %41alt W Maio i I . -.- • -. - - • -- . —. - - -.- . . I . - - . . : �5 r .IOA—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 20,1979 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice 'U . Legau otice SEMINOLE COUPiTY CLASSIFIED ADS Winier Woods Boulevard, for a BOARDOF distanceof fl.64 feet; thence S. 0 COUNTYCOMMISSIONERS Seminole Orlondo -Winter Pork ' degrees 20' 20" W. for a distance 0 Notice of Public Hearing 17181 feet; thence S. S9degrees39' May$,l?79 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 3222611 831-9993 I• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR 10" E. along the South line of the • E'1 of Section.33, Tflship 21 CHANGE OF ZONING REGULA. PROCEDURE THEREFOR TO theCnyCounciioftpieCityotwinter DEFRAY PART OF THE Ex uth. Range 30 East, for • a IONS I0Iygraph Cuinic CLASSIFIED DEPT. Springs, Florida, that said City .9 RATES distance of 36930 feet to the I. C.W. DAVIS, TRUSTEE -Al PENSE ASSOCIATED WITH SAID Council will hold a public hearing at 43c a line IMPROVEMENT; DESIGNATING Itime IMPROVED the City of Winter Springs Corn. AGRICULTURE TO C2 RETAIL Westerly right of way line of State HOURS . 38c a line ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) A that not all polygraph operators THE STREETS TO BE fload No. 436; thence run N. 21 3consicutive times COMMERCIAL DISTRICT-PZ(5 munity Building, on Tuesday, May 2.79)-IS. Parcel "A"Section 32 AND THE PROPERTIES TO BE along said ca line degrees 33 10' w. times 8:00 AM. 5:30 P.M. 7consevtive iIygraph examiner has are so dependable. • 1919. at 7:30 P.m., ASSESSED: DESIGNATING THE 4lesterly rightoiway line for a or as soon 19.31 Lots 1 through 11 and Lots 14 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 'pened a clinic in Orlando for "Look, he's paid by the TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF the tance of 300.01 feet to the point f following: thereafter as possible, to consider through 20. Block ti, and all of Block SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum people who are afraid they may employer," he said. "He's in THE IMPROVEMENT AND THAT D E C LA R I N G G, Replat of Section 1, Sanford beg inn in g. An appeal from Ihe Board Of PORTION THEREOF TO Grove, PB 4, Pg. 21; and also the AVAILABILITY OF MUNICIPAL BE be tricked out of a job by the business to make money. FlY THE CITY OF WINTER PAID Adjustrnenrs decision to grant a 'iouth 400 ft. of the SW',i of SectIon SERVICES: DEFINING CONDI. exception to Mr. Gary Hunt, DEADLINES misunderstanding lie detector Besides, If he clears everybody SPRINGS; CONFLICTS AND EF. , Tnship 19 South, Range 31 TIONS OF ANNEXATIONS: PRO. 659 Marlin Road, Winter Springs, East, less that part lying in tests. the company sends to him, FECTIVE DATE. said VIDING ZONING CLASSIFICA Florida, allowing him an oc Noon The Da Before lION: REDEFINING THE COR WHEREAS, the City of Winter cupational license to practice land Replat of Section 1, Sanford Grove, Dick Reader counsels clients they're going to think there's PORATE LIMITS OF CASSEL and also less R.W for SR 16 and also who come to Pre-Polygraph something wrong with the Springs, Florida. has determined it surveying from his home. Said less R.W for Brisson Avenue. BERRY, FLORIDA TO INCLUDE Sundoy - Noon in the best Interest of the City special exception was granted oi Further described as in the general SAID PARCEL OF LAND Inc., on how much information operator. They're going to take ttobe provide for a public improvement March 28, 1979. IN THE ___________________________ ____________________________ Midway. Consisting of 30 MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID they should reveal. He teaches their business to some other fl The North Orlando Ranches, All written comments filed with acresmoreor less. (DISTRICT No. Sec?ion2and7A,asrecordedinplaf CITY: AUTHORIZING AMEND. them to recognize questions operator, Book 12. page I?, and Plat Book 12. the appropriate designated official 2) MENT OF CITY MAP TO IN. "that have nothing to do with u—Instructions "They're being paid to find pages 3941, respectively, PublicoftheCityofWlnterspringswlllbe 4PrSOflalS C.W. DAVIS, TRUSTEE-Al CLUDE THE ANNEXATION considered and all persons ap.2. AGRICULTURE TO Ml IN _______________________ Reords of Seminole County, HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR THE -their potential as employees." out what's wrong with you pearing will be heard orally. Fnrida, and that portion of the DUSTRIAL DISTRICT PZ(5.2.79). RIGHT AND PRIVILEGES FOR not what's right with you. Surveyot 'FAsbWITHAbRFP4IING Creative Expresslofl a Portion of Block Dof the CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; The meeting may be continued 19. Parcel "B"-Section 32.19.31. PROBLEM? He saysthe number of jobs th They're trying to find out if you 0. P. Mitchell Survey of The Moses from time to time as may be The East 975 ft. of the SW ¼ of SEVERABILITY; AND EFFEC. Call Jo An, 323 £812 Perhaps Alcoholics AnOnymous convenience stores, banks and would be a poor risk, not a F Levy Grant, as recorded in Plat necessary. TIVE DATE. Section3219S.31E, less the South 100 Can Help ---retail outlets for which Lie potential asset." Sook 13, pages II and 42, Public ALL INTERESTED persons are ft,thereofandaIsolesstheNorth7 WHEREAS, there has been filed invited to attend and be heard. Phone6ll.3333 j1.A-_-Arts& Crafts Records of Seminole County, THIS NOTICE shall be posted in a I t, thereof and less the East 25 feet with the City Clerk of the City Of detector tests are required is .Wrtt-P.O,..&x 1213 lorida, fronting on Reader says more than half the west side of for Brisson Avenue. Further Cassetberry, Florlda.a petition for nrd,Florldaflfl1 place upon the sublect described as in the general area of annexation signed by the landowner Increasing. No one can be of those whose lie detector tests Hayes Road and directly across conspicuous and shall be published fl complete Craft & Hoby ' forced to take a polygraph test. result In bad reports hay Hayes Road from North Orlando property Midway. Consisting of SO acres more of the area sought to be annexed ' IS ALLOHOL A PROBLEM Supply n Central Florida e Ranches, Section 2 and 2A, and that the Sanford Evening Herald, a or less. (DISTRICT No. 3) consenting to and requesting an• IN YOUR FAMILY? HOB ny DEPOT, 1910 French Reader points out, however, volunteered the wrong Informa- the nature of said public Im. newpaper of general circulation in 3. C.W. DAVIS, TRUSTEE—A.1 iiexatiofl and zoning of that parcel ALANON the City, one (1) limeat least fifteen that refusal almost automati- Lion in the Interview Ave. SanOord, Fl provement shall be the paving 0 (15) days prior to the time of the AGRICULTURE TO Ri SINGLE specifically described herein; and Forfamillesorfrlendsof that cally means an applicant Will streets and providing drainage WHEREAS, the City Council of The "Good Ole Days" have never FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT. probIemdrInker public hearing. always conducted before the .Te TZ (52 lt)20. Parcel"c". The West the City of Casselberry, Florida, left the Classified Ads. have to go elsewhere for a job. are hooked up to the polygraph.Y therefor; and Forfuture informatIon call DATED this 17th day of April, WHERE AS, the City is desirous of of Section 32.19S.31 E. theretofore at a regular meeting of ' of the SW Buys are still The Best! '.i 6473333 or write 1979. "I'm not anti-polygraph," he "(An applicant needs) the assessing the properties benefited less the South 400 ft. thereof, and the City Council has approved the SanfordAl.Anon Family Group City of Winter by said public improvement to also less that part lying In Roseland petition signed by the landowner of p.o. Box 553 said. "...I think It has a very knowledge of how much he defray part of the expenditure for Springs, Florida 18—HeipVaflted i_ Park 1st Addition, PB 7, Pg. 66; the area sought to be annexed, Sanford, Fia. 33271 By: Mary T. Norton legitimate place In determining must reveal, plus knowledge of said improvement pursuant to the tngether with the West %x of the consenting to and requesting the City Clerk WANTED!! who gets and keeps a job. But It areas that have nothing to do terms of Chapter 170 of the Florida Publish South '., of the NW ¼ of said Section annexation of said parcel and has WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A A April 20, 1979 and thoroughly the 32, less that part lying in Roseland considered was only intended to serve as an with his potential as Wi (lfl'I Statutes; DE Ill te" Dating Service. All Ages. WHEREAS, the City has deter. YOUNG AND AGGRESSIVE Park, PB 7, Pg. 51; and also less that feasibility of such .aonexation and P.O. Box 1031, CIwlr., FL. 33517. aid — as a link In the chain — ployee," Reader said. minedittobe,n itsbest Interestthat part lying in Roseiand Park 1st zoning to the City of Casselberry, tte city be responsible for a portion INDIVIDUAL TO WORK not as the ultimate basis." Addition, PB 7, Pg. 66; and also less Florida, in accordance with Chapter DIvORCE-$70.-Guaranteed. ut the total cost of said im IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND R.W for Seaboard Coast Line 171.044, Laws of Florida, 1976; and Reader says polygraphs are Free details; KIT, Boy. 791, provement; and WHEREAS, Objections to such FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE Railroad; together with the East I PART TIME SALES Legal Notice pompane, FL. 33061, 941.6997. dependable machines that WHEREAS, the engineering firm OF FLORIDA. of the SW ¼ of said Section 32, less annexation and zoning have been of Clark, Dietz and Associates . measure changes In blood the South 400 ft. thereof; and also considered and hearings held, and it CASE NO. 7$2SSS.CA.13.E FOR MORE INFORMATION FICTITIOUS NAME Enginr'er. Inc have submitted an less the East 925 ft. of the North 780 appearing in the best interest of the WANTED: Customers to enjoy SANDRA ELISABETH JAY, pressure, respiration and pulse Notice is hereby given that I am estimate of the construction costs Of Judy's Hamburgers, Super Plaintiff, ft. thereof; and also less that part of City of Casselberry, Florida, to CALL BOB LOVENBURY rate. He reminds his clients i'ngaged in business at 40) E. 26th the paving and drainage on the vs Salad Bar with 15 items 8 Great the East 975 feet lying South of the annex and zone said property, St. Sanford, Fla. Semnole County, streets to be improved; Country Breakfast. No cx and North 7SOft. Furiher described as in subject to specific conditions and LOUIS J. JAY and AUDREY L. Florida.underthefictihlousnameof WHEREAS, the City has been perience necessary. Apply in EVENING HERALD , the general area of Midway. Con. restrictions; and JAY, His wife, CHELSEA CLEANING SERVICE, person Hwy. 17.92, Sanford. WHEREAS, The City Council has siting of 100 acres more or less. 204 Smokerise Blvd. and that I intend to register said made aware of the tact that the Legal Notice .roperty owners on the streets to be Appetite required. __________________________ concluded from investigation that (DISTRICT No. 2) Longwood, Florida 32150 name with the Clerk of the Circuit improved are in dire ned of said 322261 1 ThispublichearingwillbeonMay all municipal services will be Defendants. Court, Seminole County, Fbi Ida In improvement. Mature lady to care of 4 mo. old ______________________________ 8, l979 at 7:00 or as soon available to the area lobe annexed P.M., accordance with the provisions AMENDED Care INVITATION FOR PROPOSAL baby, 2 or 3 d3ys a week in my NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT thereafter as possible, In Room 203 on the effective date of this or ________________________ NOTICEOFACTION the Fictitious Name Statutes, To RESOLVED BY THE CITY The City of Sanford will accept home. 323 7401. of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. dinance. TO: LOUIS .1. JAY firm proposals for the purchase of Wit. Section 865.09 Florida Statutes COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NOW THEREFORE, BE IT Carrel's KIddie Corner, Duren 8. Those in attendance will be heard and 1957. City property described as follows: For a career in Real Estate cait 3rd St., Osteen. Mon..FrI., 6 WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, AS and written comments may be filed ENACTED BY THE CITY Sig. Chelsea Fletcher AUDREY I.. JAY, Lot 5 8 i of vacated street Realty World, The Real Estate FOLLOWS: a.m. 6 p.m. 332.2816. with the Land Development .OUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAS. his wife abutting on the SW, Lake Monroe Publish: April 6, 13, 20, 21, 1979 Agency June Porlig 323 5321. Manager. Hearings may be con SELBERRY FLORIDA: __________________________ _________________________ SECTION I-- That there shall bea DEl 704 Smokerise Blvd. Industrial Park,PB 14, pg 29, Public Section I: ANNEXATION AND - public improvement consisting of tinued from time to time as found Longwood, Florida 37750 9......Good Things to Eat Records of Seminole County, NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR the paving of Streets and provision YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an necessary.Furtherde$ails available ZONING-That the City Of ______________________— Florida, VACATING AND ABANDONING ABSTRACTOR actionto eanceladeetiof record has by calling 3234330, Extension No. Casselberry, Florida, does herewith for drainage for said streets in the PORTIONS OF STREETS Lot X, Lake Monroe Industrial North Orlando Ranches, SectIons 2 and hereby annex and designate Strawberries lag. plentiful, IS qt. Excellent been filed against you for the Experience on1y Park, PB 11, pg 29, Public Records TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ioningotacet'talntractof land lying and 2A, as recorded in PIat Book 12, Board of County Com. or more) for SI. YOU PICK? following described property: Lot fringe benehs, rompany of Seminole County, Florida. You will take notice that the city page 12, and Plat Book 12, pages 39 in Seminole County. Florida, and missioners EVERY DAY? Other Vegetables I I?, Block "A", Sweetwater Oaks, benefits Apty in person at Lot 6 8 ¼ of vacated street Commission of the City of Sanford, 41, respectively, PubliS Records of more particularly described as Seminole County, Florida at Treasure Island, Hwy. 11, E. j Section 7, according to the plat Cteisea Title 8. guaranty Co.. abutting on the SW. Lake Monroe Florida, at 7:00 O'clock P.M. on May Seminole County, Florida, as well as follows, to wit: By: Robert French, of Leesburg. (904) 7873819. thereof as recorded in plat book 19, 119 W. 1st St • Sanford. industrial Park, PB 11, pg 29, Public I II, 1979, in the City Commission that portion of the Survey of a' Chairman Begin at the Intersection of the pages 28 and 29 of the public records Records of SemInole County, Room at the City Hall in the City of Portion of Block 0 of the D. R. Attest: Northerly right.ol.way line of It's easy to place a Classified Ad Ftá'iIda, of Seminole County, Florida, and Sanford, Florida, will consider and Mitchell Survey of the Moses E. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Winter Woods Boulevard and the We'll even help you word it. ______________________________ you are required to serve a copy (1) Lot 7 8 '., of vacated street determine whether or not the City Levy grant as recorded in Plat Book Publish April 20, 1979 Westerly rightot.way line of SR. Call 322.2611. yourwritten defenses, if any, toit on atutting on the E. Lake Monroe will close, vacate and abandon any I), pages II and 47. Public Records DEl 5 CITY OF CASSELBERRy, No. 436, as shown on the plat c _____________________________ Gary Siegel, Attorneyfor Petitioner, lnistrIal Park, PB 11, pg 29, PublIc right of thecity and the public in and of Seminole County, Florida, that • FLORIDA Winter Woods Unit 1, as CITY recorded ci.ASSEL5ERRY whose address is 292 U.S. Hwy 1792, N Recârds of SemInole County, to portions of Princeton Avenue and fronts on the west side of Hayes NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO ,.otice n Plat Book 15, at page 15, of the Notice of Public HearIng FIorJda. Fern Park, Florida flflO, on or Yale Avenue, lying between East Road and directly across Hayes CONSIDER ADOPTION Public Records of Seminole County, OF before the 22nd day of May, 1979, (51 Lot Ii 8 ½ of vacated street 25th Place (Palm Drive) and Ea%t Road from North Orlando Ranches, NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE PROPOSED ORDINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Florida; thence run S. 63 degrees and filethe originalwitti the clerk Of atufling on the F. Lake Monroe 26th Street (Woodruff Street) and Sections 7 and 2A, as previously 26' 20" W. along the Northerly PORTIONS OF CERTAIN PLATS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: this court either before service on the City Council of me City lnduitrial Park,PB 14, pg 29, Public between Poinsetta Avenue and the mentioned. NOTICE fS HEREBY GIVEN by Casselberry will hold a public right of.way line of Winter Woods IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOP. Plaintiff or Immediately thereafter; Records of Seminole County, Seaboard Coast Line Railroad right. me City of Casseiberry, Florida, SECTION lI-That there shiI be IDA. otherwise a default will be entered hearIng to determine the feasIbility Boulevard, for a distance of 200.0 Florida ofway, being mors particularly an assqgysçi pI,th,prsx1l.s run N. 21 degrees that the, City Council will hold a agalnat yv for th.sli,f dqmand.d of granting a varIance, M provided (61 Lot 3 -U'O9'41.t.d street dSICTibSdfo4ISW3:.... . benef1td b'j the aforen'lenlon.d by SsdIon24Varfsnc,,o,$, cIty 10" W. for a dIst•nceof 2.0 f$; TO WHOM IT MAYCONCERN: PiJbikc. qr4ng .tq,conhiller ,natt. in theta pIltñt Or' ifion. abutting on the W. Lake Monroe a. That portion of Princeton public Improvements pursuant to of Casselberry Code of Ordinances thence run N. 63 degrees 26' 20" E. Take notice that a petition shall be ment of .brdinance 381, entitled: WITNESS my hand and the seal Industrial Park Amended Replat, Avenue lying between and abutting the terms of Chapter 110 of the from Section 21.14. Easements. (dl. fOr a dIstance of 200.0 feet to the AN ORD'fIANCE OF THE CITY OF this Court on April 17, 1979. filed, pursuant to Chapter 177.101 PB 14, pg 73, Public Records of Lots 16 and 30, Block 6. and Lots 1 Florida Statutes for eighty percent which states, "No open ditch Westerly right.of.way line of S. R. the Florida Statutes, with the Board CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, CLOS (SEAL) Seminole County, Florda. through IS, Block 8, and (80 percent) of the total cost of said drainage will be permitted within No.436; thence run S. 2) degrees 33' of County Commissioners ot ING. VACATING AND ABANDON. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. (7) Lot 4 8. '. of vacated Street b. That portion of Yale Avenue public improvement to defray part subdivisions; storm sewers shall be 40" E. along said Westerly right. Seminole County, Florida, to vacate INGAPORTIONOF AN EXISTING As Clerk of the Court abutting on the W. Lake Monroe Iyingsouthotthenorthbotlin0f Lot of the expense therefor. covered and open ditches across of way line, for a distance of 200.0 portions of certain plats of the UTILITY EAStMENT ON LOT 1, fly: Eve Crabtree Industrial Park Amended Replat, 16, Block 8, extended easterly, and SECTION III- The streets that undeveloped land only as an outlet feet to the point of beginning; and, 'subdivision known as Sabal Point, BLOCK K. SUMMERSET NORTH Deputy Clerk PB II, pg 78, Public Records of between and abutting Lots 16 are lobe improved are that portion info an established watercourse," Beginning at the intersection of the according to the Plat thereof SECTION FIVE RECORDED IN Publish Apr, 20,278 May 4, 11, 979 Seminole County, Florida. through 30, Block 8, and Lots 17 Of Hayes Road bounded on the west Variance Is being requested on the Southerly rIghtof.way line of recorded in Plat Book 1$, Pages 70 PLAT BOOK 16, PAGES 67 8 68 OF DElcO Proposals may be made for each through 32, Block 9. by the Surveyof a Portionof Block D Winter Woods Boulevard and the thru 76. and the Plat of Sabal Point THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI following described property: separate parcel, or for the total all in Palm Terrace, PB .*, Pg 82, of DR. Mitchell Survey of The Parcel A: The S 717.5 feet of the N Westerly right.ol.way line of S. R. Second Revision according to the NOLE COUNTY, FLORI DA; PRO property. Public Records of Seminole County, Moses E. Levy Grant,as recorded In 1267.Sfeetof Government Lot 4 (less No. 436, as shown on the plat of P1st thereof recorded in Plat Book VIDIN& SEVERABILITY; CON Tlieproposal should be ma sealed Florida. Plat Book 13,pages4l and 42, Publi; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR the W 33 feet thereof) of Section 5 WInter Woods Unit I, as recorded in 19. Pages 67, 61, and 69, Public FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. env'elope and clearly marked as Persons interested may appear Records of Seminole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA TOwnship 21 South, Range 30 East. P1st Book 15, on page iS, of the Records of Seminole County, This notice is given pvrsuant to sich on the outside. It Should be and be heard at the time and place Florida; and on the east by Nortl4 PROBATE DIVISION Parcel B: Beginning 674 feet of Public Recordsof Seminole County, Florida, which lots are described the provisions of Chapter 166. Flori submitted to the City Commission of specified. Orlando Ranches, Sections 2 and 2A, the NE corner of Government Lot 3 Florida; thence run 5.68 degrees 26' folloWs: to wit: File Number 7S458.CP da Statutes, and the Charter arØ the City of Sanford, no later than City Commission of the asrecordedinPlat Book 12,page 12, of Section I, Township 21 South, 20" W. along the Southerly right.of. DivisIon Ordinances of the City LEGALDESCRIPTION 7:00 O'clock p.m. on Monday, May 4 City of Sanford, and Plat Book 17, pages 39.41, Range3o East, runS 160 feet, thence way line of Winter Woods IN RE: ESTATE OF II, 1979. Allot Tract "0", and all of Tract Casselberry, Florida, as amended Florida respectively, as recorded in the and W at right angles 660 feet, thence N Boulevard, for a distance of 277.64 "F", SABAL POINT SECOND supplemented HENRY A. .JOLIN, Proposal shall include the parcel By: H. N. Tamm, Jr. Public Records of Seminole County, 160 feet, thence F 660 feet to the feet; thence S. 0 degrees 20' 20" W. Said Ordinince will be considered Deceased number and description, and the REVISION, according to the plat City Clerk Florida, aswellas Coral Way, Silver for a distance of 17431 feet; thence thereof as recorded in P1st Book 19, On first reddinh) on Monday, April 23, Point of Beginning, following: NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION PuhIih April 20, 1979 Creek Drive, Dolphin Reed, Marlin PIrCeIC: The S9sfeet of the N 674 S 89 degrees 39' 40" E. along the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Pag 67 through 69 of the Public 1919, md the City Council wfll I. The net price of the land to be DEI.93 Road, Bonita Road, Tides Road and feet of the N"z of the E'.' South line of the NE'E of Section 33, Records of Seminole County, consider same for final passage, in paid to the City of Sanford. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST _______________________________ Sailfish Road, Government Lot 3 of Section Township 21 South, Range 30 East, Florida, less therefrom a portion of accordance With Chapter i66, and All fees shall be paid by the THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL RESOLUTION NO.74 SECTION IV— That the lands Township 21 South, Range 30 East. for a distance of 369.50 feet to the said Tract "D" being more par. adoption alter the public hearing buyer-none by the City of Sanford. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY upon which the assessment shall be SUBJECT TO road rlght.of.way Westerly righl.oI.way line of State ticularly described as follows: which will be held in the City Hall of IN THE ESTATE; include a certified check for ten OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA levied are all of the lots and lands over the East 17 feet of Parcel 8. as Road No. 436; thence run N. 2) most Westerly Casselberry, Florida, on Monday, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Beginning at the (101 per cent of the proposal as a PROVIDING FOR PAVING 0i adioining and contiguous or boon. recorded in 0. R. Book 91, Page 305 degrees 33' 40" W. along April 30, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon binder. that th. administration of the estate said corner ot STREETS AND DRAIPIAGE ding and abutting upon such Im. File Public Records of Seminole County, Westerly right.of.wa? line for a Southeast Tract corner"D", of Tract also"C", being runthe thereafter as possible. At the This proposal is OfHENRYAJOLINda open to anyone. THEREFOR IN THE NORTH ore. provements or specially benefited Florida. AND SUBJECT TO road distance of 300.01 feet to the point ° Number 7$.454CP, Is pending In the N. 16 degrm 3$' 43" E. for 21.739 meeting interested parties may The City Commission reserves the LANDO RANCHES, SECT lOt4S 2 thereby and further designated by rightof.way over the East 17 feet of beginning. right to accept or reject any C,rcull Court for Seminole County, feet to the point of curvature of a appear and be heard with respect to or all AND 2A, AS WELL AS THAT POR. the assessment plat hereinafter Parcel C Section as II: recorded on 0. R. Book the proposed Ordinance, This proposals in thebest interests of the Florida, Probate Division, the add TION OF THE SURVEY OF A POR. provided for, 92, 1ge III, Public Records DESIGNATIONC. 1 ZONING (Corn. circular curve concave to the hearing may be continued from time City of Sanford. ress of which is Seminole county Southeast; TION OF BLOCK 0 OF THE 0. p SECTION V- The manner In Seminole County, Florida. AND merclal). thence run along the to time until final action IS taken by City Commission of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771. , arcofsaidcurvehaving.radiusof the MITCHELL SURVEY OF THE which the SUBJECT TOanyrlparianrightsor City Council SECTION III: CONDITIONS OF 300.00 City of Sanford, aforementioned The personalrept'es,ntative of the feqtand a centralangl,of MOSES E. LEVY GRANT WHICH assessment shall be made is by the estate is any part of captioned property lying ANNEXATION-None, Copies of the proposed Ordinanc' Florida JULIE JOLIN CURRY, degrees FRONTS THE WEST SIDE OF lineal front foot of propertIes whose address 38' 52" for 149.999 are available at the City Hall with SECTION IV: REDEFINING H. N. Tamm, Jr. Is 170 Becora below the hlghwater mark of Lake HAYES ROAD AND IS DIRECTLY fronting the streets and roads Concord. feet; N. 45 degrees 17' the Clerk of the City and same may City Clerk LIMITS BY DECLARATION-That 36" E.thence as Avenue, Merritt Island, Florida for 152.954 feet to thepoint ACROSS HAYES ROAD FROM hereinbefore mentioned in Section 33952. Public hearIng will be held on the corpOrate limits of the City of curvature Publish Aprit 20, 1q79 The name and address of the of a cIrcular curve con. be inspected by the public. NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES III and the "front" of said Monday, May 7, 1979, In the Cassel. Casselberry, Florida, be and it Is cave DEI.fl DATED ths 17th day of April, A. property personal representatives to the Northwest; thence run SECTIONS3AND7A; PROVIDING shall be determined by the City an, set berry City Hall, 95 Lake TrIplet ., 1919. forth below, herewithandherebyr.delinedsoas Northerly along the arc of said ,) Council of the City of Winter Spring, Drive, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon to include said tract of land herein Mary W. Hawthorne All persons having claims curve having a radius Cf 325.00' and Florida. thereafter as City Clerk possible. PLE,ASE described. The description demands agaInst the estate are herein a central angle of 49 SECTION VI- That the CIty degrm 06' 14" Publish April 70, 1919 THREE GOVERN YOURSELF ACCORD. contained shall include all streets, forfl$5f;thanceNo3degr required, WITHIN Winter Springs, INGLY. DEI.13 roads, highways, alleys, and a' w' w. for Florida, shall be MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 104.132 feel to the responSibl, ' Mary W. Hawthorn, avenues located within or between Northwest corner of for twenty percent (20 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF CITY OF CASSELBERRY 'U said Tract percent) of the total cost of the City Clerk the existing munIcIpal lImits and "0"; thence S 75 degrees THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Notice of Public I4earing 22' 16" E., public Improvement which ii Wekome Publish April 20, 27, 979 areas annexed herein In Section the of tie above court a written _____ I along the North line of Tract "0", subleci matter of this resolution, hreof. statement of any claim or demand DEISI NOTICE IS HEREBYGIVEN that for 26.35 feet; thence 5.03 degrees SECTION VII That the theymayhave.Eathcla;Inmus,be NOTICE OP ORDINANCE OF SECTION V: AMENDMENT OF 43$" E., for 104.132 feet to the the City Council of the City 'Of assessments provided for herein in writing aria must indicate the ANNEXATION BY THE CITY OF OFFICIAL CITY MAP That the Northwest corner of said Tract Casselberry will hold a public shall be payable in ten equal yearly basis Np0j$ CASSELIERRY, FLONDA for the claim, the name and Own City Clerk be and is hereby "0"; thence 5, 75 degrees 32' 16' hearing to delermine the feasibility SSUAQ Installments and shall bear interest address of the creditor or his agent Notice is hereby given that th, authorized to amend, alter and E., along the NOrTh line granting a variance, as provided sitv4os" dsiJI'ja$J g of Tract at the rate of eight percent'(I per. or attorney, and the amount City Council of the City of supplement the official city map of "0", for 26.3$ feet; thence ' Section 214 Variances of the City S. 03 cent) per annum fromfhedateof the claImed. wsIoomk nsw r&dtts Casselberry, Florida adopted an the City of Casselberry, Florida to degrees 4' 38" E., parallel with of Casselberry Code of Ordinances, If the claim snot yes due, acceptance of the improvements the date when It will become due Ordinanc, of Annexation as follows: inctude the annexatIon contained in and 2S.00 feet Easterly of the West from Section 21.11. Easements. (dl, provided for herein; however, said shall be stated. If the claim is ORDINANCE NO, 377 Section f hereof, 'lIne of Tract "D", for 395786 feet which states, "No open ditç assessments may be paid without contingent or unllquidated, the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY SECTIQN VI: SEVERABILITY- to the point of curvature of a cir. drainage will be permitted within interest at any time within thirty nature FisiWs the uncertalaty shall be OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, If any section or portion of a slctlon cular curve concave to the Nor subdivisions; storm sewers shall L , (30) days after the Improvement is stated. of If the claim is secured, the ANNEXING TO ANDaINCLUDING of this Ordinance proves to be in. covered and open ditches permitted thwflt; completed and a resolufic ac A ciA from you will bring a security shall be described. The WITHIN THE CORPORATE valId, unlawful O unconstitutional, thence run Southwesterly across undeveloped land only as an cepling same along the has been prompt _____ visit Irons our adopted by claimant shall deliver sufficient LIMITS OF THE CITY OF it shall not be held to invalidate arc of said curve having a radius outlet Into an 'established water. the City CouncIl for the City .' pmsintstivs. Oha has bro copies of the claim to the clerk to CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, AN impair validity, force or effect of of 3.00 feel and a central ng• of course." Variance is being Winter Springs. Florida. dwrss, Civic lnIoi,TtatIoi; snabletheciarktornailonecopyto AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND any other section or part of this 4 degrees 06' II" for me requestedonfhe following described faes SECTION VIII- That' the eacti persinal representatIve. BEING iN SEMINOLE COUNTY, ordinance, and to help with you: shop. . property; thence S. 43 degrees 17' , estimated total cost of the public ., Allpersmsintsrelsedlnfheestafe FLORIDA, AND MORE PAR. pèng nisdi, cards Of infeIUothepolntofcsjrv• SECTION VII: ANNEXED AREA ArepIatofLo$31,fl,33,33,36,p, improvemqntprovidedforhereinis to whom a copy of this Notice of TICULARLY uction from local inir 39 ttU 66 inCtusJveand.Lots53thIu DESCRIBED AS RIGHTSAND PRIVILEGE$-Tp.af Ofaclrcularcvrv,concav, tothe FOLLOWS: Five Hundred Fifteen Thousand Adminlstrationlsasbe,nmailedare Begin at the in. upon this ordinance becoming chants. inclusive, all in Secret Lake Southeast, thence run South. Dollars (5515,000.00). . ' requIred, WITHIN THREE tef'sectl*nof the Northerly rlght.of.. fec$lve, the property owner In wes*erlyalong the arc of said curve Addition to Casseiberry, FlorIda, as SECTION IX- That there shill be $4THS FROM THE DATE OF way line of Winter Woods Soul., above described annexed on fIle with the City Clerk foP ' area shall hiving a radiusol 27500 feet and a recorded in Put Book 13, Page f, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF yard and the Westerly rlght.pt.way be entitled to all of the rights ii central angle of 2$ degrees 3553" Public Records of Seminole County, City of Winter Springs, FlOrIda, an THIS$OTICE,tOfIl.anYebIIC$IS LaWIss — $23-I1fl hue of $.R.$o,Aumj.,non Florida. privileges and immunIfi asse$smentpfatspiowingth,ar,ato they may have as ese tOt' 127.80 SWI to the point Of corn that challenges the plat Of Winter Woods Unit 1, as fromtimetotImed,tefminedbyp paundCurVatureofacIrcuIa,cry Public hearing will be held on be assessed, wIth plans and validity Cf the decedent's will, the recorded in PIèt 500k IS, at page IS, gOverning authority Cf the City concave to the North,t; then Monday, May 7. 1979, in the specifications, and an estimate 0 qualifIcatIons of the personal 0 the Public Records of SemInole Casselberry, Florida, and iI lilA Southeasterly along the arc Casselberry Cit1 Halt, 95 LUe the the cost of the proposed ins, representative, or the venue or Caunty. Fleildaj thence run S. 4$ provisions of the Charter of the City said curve having a radius of 25.00 Triplet Drive, at '7:30 P.M. or in provement whIch Shall be Ofl to jurisdiction of the court. iui degrees 26' 2O" W. along the Nor. of Casselberry, Florida In ac and a central angle of Si degrees 500fl thereafter as possible. the inspection of the public. L CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND therly righfolW$y line of Winter cordancswIthChpter)7I.,Len, 33'W'10r34OlfeettoapoilWonthe PLEASE GOVERN YOURSELF SECTION X— This Resolution OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Woods Soul9trat'd. Isv distance of ci Florida, 1916. Seuthidy line of said Tract "0", ACCORDINGLY. shall remain in force until SUP WILL SE FOREVER PAIRED. 300.0 Iseb thsnc run N. 21 degrees Mary W. Hawtngrne SECTION VIII: EFFECTIVE also being the Northerly right.of. . plemented, amended, repealed or D.teofthefirstpublica$loflofthIs 33' 40" W for a distance DATE-This City Clerk .ii w$ylIAsCf$abjIP$lrnDriveso,lpi; othirwise altered. ordinance Notice Cf Administration: April 13, iA 2010 feet: thence run N. become effective 30 days after its ffi,FUflNQflhJ tICS I'Uri North. Publish April 20,77, 17 SECTION Xl- All resolutions or ' ,, daYmW 29" lore distance of wesNuly alon said Southerly line passage paris of rokjtions in cciii lid 11th Julie John Curry .0 feet ts lb. Westerly right-of.. _ this resolution are hereby repealed. Tract "0" Wk a circular curve . ' FIRST READING mis 31d day 4'4 wey meet $'L Ne. 0$; thence run N PrajsaI Iepresentative PICTITIQLJSNS. . April, AD, 1979, cemcavo fe the Southwest hiving a SECTION Xli— This Resilutlin f tive Estate oi Notice 5.21 degrees 35' 4" E. .at Is hereby givin f hot lam said SECOND READING shall take immedIate effect upon its radius 038105 list and a cestrql engagia lii business Henry A. Join Westerly rglW.Of.way. line, for at 323.LIVg • of April, A, D 1979. Deceasea cue 007 degrees 17' 44" for the O*s Blvd., Calsafberry Sevninóe dl$lan(eof$tIfssttothepozjwof - FINAL 0thIWOlegin,ting. READING PASSED ama ADOPTED this d ATTOINIY FOR PIIk3NAL AND 'beginning; and, Ieginnirsg at the ADOPTION this 9th day 0 April, A. _____ day of January, 1979, This Petition should be sUbmitted nirn,ot BIG RED QQUICK PRINT, R(Pfl$INTATIVI: .Pl$C olftue Sauthsriyr1iut.. 1979. City of WinISV ' Oti bdsallol$aNl POd Properties, cit that $ iAtpma to etway Ii.. 0 Winter Wds o.'APPROVED: Luster , _ . Springs, Floridi lIE.. 1 Pforldl corporation, STROMISI, WI$TMAN. LINTZ, Uoofsvard and the Westerly right.. dated name with thq'Ct.ç*. Bill S. 0,1ev, Mayor the $flb day of AriI, 1979, By: Troy .1. Phlend . , lAUGH. MCKINLEY, ANTOON, ofway li of 5.5. Ng. a*. as Court, Semlnof County,.Flo, CIty 01 Caiaelbury. . A. WiRer Timofe, Jr. ' K Mayor . CLIFTON & PEARCE accordance With the me P14101 WWSP Wd$ _ Florid . ATTEST: liinøivs Vice President Utult ftS reCardad i1 P101 lOok the Ficllfloijs Nami P.O. Sea 1505 Is, ATTEST: Mary T. Norton labil P5W Preparlln, Inc. Cocoa, Fiodda 33933 'Nit. Slctloii 543.09 Fig.lda $;: en PePe 0th. PUblIC Records 104.7344141 rh, , st oiii. g CAy Clerk i . . ep' . . T$Iiccis: (ill) ) $imle Cigiy. , IMI PioriØa ffisncs City ________________________________ . . . . , , clerk Publish April * 77, 1919 LM$J.*U. tidi 35780 . ' Sis, PSYd P. Mélffly PublIsh April 13*1979 t'UI S. 4$ ISeviss 31' 20" W. along PublIsh AprIl 13,311? & May 4,1979 PublIsh April *27,1979 DElIS. the SOUtherly VisIW0.way Iin 011.3$ Publish: April 6,13.35,27, $973 of 011.53 ' 01191 DEl 39 Exar'niner OpenS CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS FLORIDA NotIceofPubIicHearing FOR AN ASSESSMeNT. PUR. UAN1 TOCHAPTER hOOF THE LOR IDA STATUTES. ON PRO. PERTIES BENEFITED FROM SAID IMPROVEMENTS AND THE Friday, April 20, 1979-) 1A - . — . - PubIicotioui Frido,y . — - — ' 18—Hotp Wanted - PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE Your Low Fee Agency AAA (cornenioth&Hwy,wn) 323•5176 Legal Notice Legal . ' NEWCOMER! Ssssh y . __ L 4 ' : ________ " -L ______ _________ "..$"' "- ..- •-- -...... . ..... •. I , - - -------- - . Clam (urnished 1st floor apt Adults only, no pets FOR RENT 1 BR garage apt. Nicu Neighborhood. Suitable to, retiree or mature couple. 3237956 Unfurmshed ..- - 3 BR,? 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Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321.0759 11% tI#'d rMIU TJVI% Want to do it again next April? Good investment in real estate can make April a little more pleasant, besides real estate is a good hedge against inflatIon. FOR INSTANCE How about a S unit apt. complex in good section close to down town3 Owner financ$nQ, $10,000. HEALTY WORLD.. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS dependable transportation & be reliable, Send resume to lox 17, co EvenIng Herald, P.O. Box 3 BR, I bath, Family room w fireplace. Fruit & nut trees $32,000. Owner terms availabh 29pct down, balance at 9 pet ''4 iourneyman, exp. necessary, - Experienced Cook Apply In person HOIId.yliviolsanford .,_, Washington Oaks Area. $1000 down. No qualifying. 322.4)09 AC Duct Mechanic, licensed SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SILL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. ? BK frame home, Ig lot wfruit trees in fenced back yd. Woula you believe under $13,000 Equity & take over payments of $69 mo. 3231412. tail Palmetto Ave. Large 4 SR. 2 B, CIlIA, 3 lots. $43,100. HAL COLBERT,REALTY IN REALTOR.323.7$37 Eve. 337.0617, 373.1397,322.7177 Small silk screen printing shop needs I)) printer & (1) screen weshir, preferably young men. WIN train. The Poster Plant, lid,. No. 42. Sanford Au port. 352.9316 ask fe Wayvie Aman or Art Davis. Hrs. 1a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. 24 HOUR 11322•9213 Desk Curt 3 11 shift. Full time, yr. round position. Full Company benefits. Apply in person Days Inn, Sanford. MINT CONDITION 3 SR newcarpel through out, choice sett led neighborhood n,ar shopping. $25,030. $a$Ierd--Gracuous living. Isausndale weekly & monthly 'INS. huopire * S. Oak. Nicely lurIulIksdrsem For mci,$ergl For a confidential discussion o your career in Real Estate, cal Herb Stenstrom, Realtor.Owner at 3222430, NICE HOME OR RENTA: INCOME. 3.) has future con merclal use. Good location cony, financing yet askIng pric is only $19,500. ASSOCIATES WANTED — CAL SILL PLATTE FOR CONF DENTIAL INTERVIEW. tirsr w Real Estate Inc. 372.4437. Eves. 322.7)11. firm. Full charge half days. Safe owning own truck preferable. Ovrpeopleearnbelw.en$7$. $10 per hour plus truck allowance. Call 775.7273 or send resume to Torn Air, Inc., 105 W. Cedar Ave., Orange City 32763. Largest Listing Inventory Dominant Advert iiIn Program 10 Hour Sales Training Member Realtors, MLS I ERA National Referral Service Full.Time Office Supervisiot Compatible Realtor.Asso dates Over 22 Years ExperIence ONE OF SANFORD'S FINES1 This elegant 4.3 has just aboc everything. $44,950. 2435' 5. French (1792) Sanlorc Work Iii Deltossa, $4 hrfo start. Cafl 339.9529 between 7 p.m. 19 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Handy man special, $17,000. CASHIERS Lecal Independent convenIence stores. Must be able to work night & wk. ends, Good pay, fringe benefits. Exp, preferred. range, ref., d.wshr., wash,f dryer. VA appraised, 12950€ Call 323.4398 alter 3:30. sanford's most well.known, pro gressive, Sales Volume Lsadei needs Associates, experiencet or new$ylic.nsed Nowl Cal IBait equipment you need for those bIg Ones with a want ad. Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668-8335 1* UOIBII'i *23 YALE AVE. 3 SR. 1 bath close to shopping 1. In qule neighborhood. New Listing Excellent investment for rental Only $26500. *Markham Woods Rd. 3 BR, 2 B 4 acre country estate. Completi with horse stable & pasture, alsu quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees Appi. onlyt *44 Acres county acreage w citrus grove & SR46 frontage ir Geneva. Altenlson Jevelopeni good price & terms. *1 Acre bldg. lots wpaved rd frontage & beautiful oak trees it Osteen. Good terms. UALTY ITIMPIR AGINCV SCENIC VIEW of St. Joins Rivir on deep canal Nice 3 PR, 3 5, sun deck. loathouse. Fishing dock. $89,000. SOLAR HEAT low el bills, 1g. 3 PR, II, I, Quiet area, nice landscaping. Only $35,900. COUNTRY KITCHEN 3 SR beautiful brick walled FP, beamed Ceilings In FR. $31,001 REALTOR 3334991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves Sd33833 373.1959 Cash for your lotl Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 444.3013 'opet'ty Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy. N. C. 23906 ______________________________ 47—Real Estate Vnted your nume * crwgij r i win catch up back payments & buy equity. 332.0216. * •HOUSEWANTED. InNeedof Repairs 373$4$$ Eves. STENSTROM OVER 100 SALES CLOSEDOR CONTRACTED IStQUARTER 1979? WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $23 No. 4.0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 162.7103 SELLERS&BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOME? WESELLHOMESI WHY DON'T WE GETTOGETHER — REAl. ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED, ALL PLORI 1 II, convenient to ntown $143 ' deposit. Call $795444 InC. REALTOR MLS 323-5774 Day or Night OP UNPOID RIALTON 35445. French Ave. 3370531,3231173, fl7477 ------ Duncan Phyfe Dining Table 6Chairs,w.ext,nsion&pad 0340256 S pc. BR suite new, $239; S pe. LR new $399; Loveseat $44.95 & up; Pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ret. 5301 up; El. stove $401 up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford, 322.0721. LEISURELY L1VINGI 3 BR, 2 Bath Home on Lake Sylvan Your OWN Pool & Patio. ww Carpet, DR. Eq. Eat.In Kitchen, FR, and Many More Extral BPP WARRANTED. Reduced to $57,000? - 2565 REALTORS PARK 43—Lots-Acrsage 2 PLUS ACRES IMPROVEC PASTURE, READY TO BUILD NEAR AIRPORT, $11,900 WlTl $2,000 DOWN. 110' X 210' NICELY W000EC LAKE MARKHAM RD NEAR HWY 46. $14,900 EXCELLEN1 TERMS. I ACRE WITH ACCESS TC LARGE BASS LAKE ON HWf 4$. $14,900 TERMS. I'; ACRES WITH LAKE ACCESS, WEST OF 1.1. $11,900, TERMSI 7.9ACRES NICELY WOODED Oh 3000FOOT LAKE, WEST OF 1.4 $44,100 TERMS AS LOW AS H PERCENT DOWN. 1.1 ACRES LAKE MARKHAM RD. NICELY WOODED HIGH GROUND. ONLY $13,500. ACRE PLUS NICELY WOODED, ZONED FOR HORSES. EM. MET & 5th. $12,100. I ti'. rvrn. - .,.,V., ..w.,vv Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 OLand 6611335 Sanford, 5)1,300. WIlIiaie Malicrenshi, Realtor. 373.1153 aka Mary- wooded Ilk 1* 5)0,005. eke view lot .ake $ylvci ares, 2 bldg. sItes Ilkillee. $7,*ee. VOIIIST OWNI INC. REALTORS or30P-491Isvs -- ------- --- sell reasonable or fake Pick up )\/'t2AYTONA AUTO AUCTION Wy 92 1 m'e west of Speedway Dafona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION ever' Tuesday & Saturday at 1:30. It's the only one in Flor.da. You Set the reserved price Call 901 255 1w furlliv, dviøi JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-- '69 to 75 rtiodeis Call 339 9100 or 8)1 4605 (Dealer) 6 liuci, Eiectra Show Ilooni condition 32.000 mi Loaded flp',t nit,', nv,'r ta.mn Ml riQn Just make payments o9thru'73,iutos 6.451320 1974 Plymouth Valiant Low tn'tt'aqe A 1 condition 373 17)0 & Huating ng JACK FROST- Cent (teat & Air Cond. Service Free Est on inst. Comm. & Res 372 0208 Ic 00 too large or small Com ptefe lawn service Free estimate 323 481I. Landscaping & '.pray,nq 373 8049 call ,Iflytumne Beauty Care Ad Get plenty of prospects vertise your product or Service in the Classified Ads TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St .3225742 Lawn Service - Ceramic TUe MEINTZER TiLE alew or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs Exp. 671 7617 5eneral Landscaping Rose specialists, top Soil & fill dirt, t,,wn mnamnt & tree trimming 323 2918 Ught HuuIIng Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE longer needed but useful Items - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 31I315E.Flr*tSt. 3225577 r, - • S1-1'iilvikI (ivwk Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3270707 - EctrlcaI (ard Debris. Trash Appliances 8 Misc ILOCAL) 319 5371 Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair-(Jse A Want Ad. 372 261) or 831 a.WIT.'.l Fr.., Pekingese Puppy for sale Male, 4 weeks old 5)00. Phone 327$146 IIW !WIfl iiie ocx springs 1. mattress $23.93 is, pc.: NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 3328721. Dess ma king I..IIL.4 A.d wanreo mm. Dachshund Male Puppy ONLY 332.37)0 67—Livestock. Poultry URFtEL.D'5 Electric Service 8. Repair. Industrial, Comm & Residential,, .322 9354 21 Hrs. Glass & Screen creen-porches, pool mcI. , wds. All type re.glazing & wd install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 327 05.45 Painting DANNY'S PAINTING nferior Exterior house Painting Licensed Insured Bonded 114FF Fct,m..ip IlOSi 1,,OAAfl Small or Large Call Mr Taylor Grooming & Boa rcng 52—Appliances -- fl1y 5.QiI'Wtfl Trade for weaned calf or sell outright. Call 53) 5027. SidIcuIous-.Hotpo(nf Microwave oven with tItsar control, food temperature control, 3 power levels, large 1.3 cs. ft. cooking area & much more. Special purchase 5399,950f 9Oday same as cash. Call Tony 377.024, 6$—Wanted to Buy WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. Ar1MAL HAS,tI', )ag & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, lea control Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond cages. 122 5157 back yard isn't' Sell it with a want ad. Call 3277611 am1tt'(j exterior & interior paint 'rig Emm.impme 2 FIR ext 5150 , Guaranteed micod work. 30 yrs exp €)39996 Plumbing Service Hon'W Inrovemsnts CENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES - gius p;tt;;;;7; AuctIon. 323.7340. Garage sales are in season. Tel the people about it with i çiassuf led Ad in the Herald. 322 DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost ClaSsIfied Ad. efrIgecalor Coldspot, Frostfves 1$ cu. ft., $125 337.1* La5fl 322-4132 arry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. luy & Sell, the finest in us furniture, Nefrig., stoves, tools. Te4evis1on-" Color, Iisgtitl walnut cabinet. Regl., $400, Balance $175 or $12 me. Still In warranty. Call 131.11)4 duy or nI'ffif JOHNNY'S BACK Piney Woods Auction Incrsdible. 1979 Sylvania IT' 51* T'v 53 channel, 105 pet, wlIdyS... ..'w.vaw iOuap same as cash unly I in stock. calf Tony 3230244. Every Saturday at, p.m. located on SR 1)3, 1$ ml. north of San ford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antIques or mIsc, by the piece or house full. Fre, pickup on consigned mdse. 035 pet. 327.2770. W' ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stero Radio, 4 speed PRO tvrntablo, $ track tape player. Sold nex14,a real buy II enly or lake up psy.wews$fj11 sir me. Call 131.11)4 fir fri." home demonstration. INSULATION - Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas I. Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0839 or 904 131 6700 collect. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service ": CdS 37) 0)74. 377 44j) If you aren't usi,,g you, pool i.*ble, take a cue, and Sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 372 2611. CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR LG. BALINT I ASSOC. 3273665 Pressure Cieanlng Syrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 321 132) Llrown's Pressure Cleaning-Md dew removal houses & roofs. mobile homes Trucks washed Economy rates. 334 9535. Concrete Work: steps. patios Sm. or Lg. Free Est. Call Mr. Taylor, 333 $545 or 3274434 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. 323 0129'after S:3( P Retired men want repair work of any kind, including roofs Free Estimates. 373 $543 Andy's Remodeling Service General Building & Remodeliriç 3616331 Railings Custom built iron work Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 323 1131, 339 1693 Wading All types, eqpt repair, truck bod'es. roof racks, portable eqpf Martin's 323 1511, 339 769) * USED. SUT LIKE NEW S Mapsavox sOld Slate SW Pert. 10.98, 38 day guarantee. HERS'S TV 33$7, SanfsrdAve. I — 64—Equipment for Rent -adSte,to SEIOLU REALTY _*Ar Cond. Central Heat 8. Air Cond Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 Jubilee Tractor, disc, mower, plow, boon, leveling bd., draw bar & trailer. 322 4642. WHY SAVE IT ... SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost Classified Ad. - Have a room to rent' Let classified ad find a tenant foa you' Bu( JUNK CARS From SlOtoSSO Call 322 1674; 322 4460 Oiev Malibu Landau. Vinyl roof, fully eqpt, AM FM Will Fiirvyinnt 42-A—Farm Equipment mach. Sold new for $450 was ChrIstmas layaway, there was only $116 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for $1 l6cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 53)1714 day or night. Free home trIal, no obligation. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment 322 5990 FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323.1510 Ethan Alien dining rm. Hutch, trestle table, deacon's bench. chairs. NEWI $925. 719.3941. 3222420 Carport Sale: April 21, 9a.m. Sofi IChair, fair cond., 533; movli sc. bikes, misc. 209 Forest Or AFRICAN vIOLtTS 322914 The Greenhouse Eves after 61 weekends Bedsdoublehotel$3Oset. Sanford AuctIon I7ISS. French 323,734€ Sanford's Sates Leader 17—JunK cars Removed -e 332.226 - aM ,, ,, rravel Trailer 71' 1917 Sleeps 6. Self contained A C Like new Garage Sale Saturday9 1 107 Brlerwood Dr. off Ups.ala plate. Thomas organs, pianos. lob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. PAINT SALEI While it lasts $3 gal up Sanford Auction 121S S. French — Completely sell contained 5)900 322 213/ / c9—Mjsical rchandise Since 1937 W. 1st REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SXNFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE? JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1? 75—Recreatiorl Vehicle' $ '9flt3lueToyot —..'C.lsp $900 373 2927 RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. SI Scott Reagan 327.5)77 KuIp Decorators DOLL HOUSEI 3 BR, 2½ Bath Home with Pool I. Patio? Lg. FR, Eat.ln Kitchen, ww Carpet, Central Air, Privacy Fence on Large Corner Lott BPP WAR. RANTED. Fantastic Buy for $4,,000t a m. at Seventh.day Adventist c7—cswit FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from $4.30 yd. installed upholstery drapes. slip covers We will not be undersold or Comparable quality. GOODIES GALOREI I , 1", Bath Home on Lovely Shaded Loll (attn Kitchen completely remodeled ww Carpet, Lg. 5cr. Porch, New Roof and Morel Wow, only 535,5001 0U—MUIOS Tor Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 323 5620 t..Iassified Ads are the Smallest biç news ilems you will finc anywhere Yard Sale- Sat., Sun., April 21, 7 1.2$. 79.2414 DeCottes Ave., 9. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1192 Sanford, Fla. 32711 79—Trucks- Tra i let's COME EARLY STAY LATE Auction Sundays 7 p m Sanford Ave at Hwy .177 Consignments Welcome Kellogg% Auction Sates 323 705( SS—Boats & Accessorie SBR'WSW.lSSxll. Also 4070x14 wide ovals like new. 3 ton Cent. Air, will cool 2,000 sq. ft. 323 1201 Moving to a newer home, apart. merit' Sell don't needs" fast with a want ad 1971) Dodge P U ifh camper fop. new inspection sticker C'oc'd - Men's Shirts sale $2.00 ca ARMYNAVYSURPL.IJS 310 Sanford Ave. 3223791 NEAT AS A PIN 4 BR, 2 Bath Home with Central H.AC, ww Carpet, Dining Area, Rear Fenced Yard? Like New and In Excellent Conditionl Just im,., -- - 76 750 SUZUKI. 5)50 or best offer 322 8614 rv's, El organ, pool table. mattress 8 box spgs Trailer axel. fender & wheels Pottery. dinnerware, patio gas grills. trolling motor, bicycle & tricycle 8 all kinds of misc Dell's Auction Center - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7710 FRI. 7:30 P.M. Treasures & Trash. Sat., April 21, I 'tll. 19th & Magnolia Ave Benefit ADK Scholarship Housi FSU. 2010 Kewanee Trail Indian Hills, Cassetberry 50.-.Mjscellaneous for Sak 78—Motorcycles - * AUCTION * * SALE * GRAB BAGS& DOOR PRIZES chairs, other turn,, clothes, etc. -____ THE SPOILER? 3 BR, 2 Bath Home in idyllwilde of Loch Arbor on Lovely L.otl Central H. AC, OR, FR, Breakfast Bar, Eq. Eat.ln Kitchen, Patio & Morel BPP WARRANTED. All Yours for $63,200? Branch Office CC 72—Auction desks & chairs; lots of misc items. 157 Pinecrest Dr. Carport Sale. Baby items women's clothing, 16 10. Mud mIsc. 1905 S. Summerlin Ave Fri., Sat., Sun. 47-A—Mortgages Bougl* &SokI REALTY 3 pIus acres wi old frame hornet on Country Club Rd. Zone Agrlcultre. $20,110 (7) S acre tracts In Doteen. 1 4 1 cleared on lab. $11,111 'a. Small dent & oseuc hold. Garage Sale 20th & 21sf, 9 5 Household Items, men's shirt long & short sleeves, size Ig SOc White formal, worn twice sizi 16';. Pictures, paperback book LlThIfl'J BROKER Handy man specIal. 2 lots w garage apt. Could be api downstairs Zoned comm )4—arage sales — VA-F HA-235.Conv. Homes Low Down Payment 10,000 50 FT AIRPORT BLVD NEAR 1792. ZONED RMOI 5)7.500. THINGI 10 acre farm nea' Geneva includes mobile home variety of farm animals-at is" tractor & More. $33,750. ciooc usea Ielevisions, 315 ano UI Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. Oft. Terry IV1O self contained, au cond., canopy, Reese hitch & way bar. Park Ave. Tr.U.r Pk 7 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM RANGE & REFRIGERATOR NEW ROOF NEAR MELLON VILLE. $21,000. 1¼ YEARS NEW APPROXI MATELY 1900 SQUARE FEE' OF LIVING SPACE. FIRE PLACE & 2 CAR GARAGE 01 OVER SIZED LOT IN SETTINI OF HUGE OAK TREES II BETTER AREA OF SANFORC 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, LARGI DEN, EAT.IN KIT, WITI CENTRAL HEAT & AIR COMEA.RUNNIN'. $59,500. UVI VVTITUI 111W QIN IIIU TON wIap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Dr. 323.S2OC Vii 8. ri's. Flnarrrg yWSf ,Vfl TTT 3 BEDROOM 7 BATH PANELEI FAMILY ROOM, HARDWOOI FLOORS, OVER SIZED ROOM LOADED WITH CLOSETS 537.000. SEIGLER REALTY -. se - 41—Houses BROKER ____ () Apts. for Senior Citizens. OOWTi. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. . BOOKKEEPER . I rtments Furnishec 32=Houses ACCOUNTING CLERK M. Unsworth Realty DeBary - Lovely 1g. 1 BR, Air, No Pets. Ideal Ret. Persons. Near shopping 8 churches. 332 5054, 66$ 645. SECRETARy I BuIld to suit our lot or youri FHA.VA, FHA 735 & 245. 1 BR-5l84. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1192 in Sanford. Call 323 0610 MarIner's Village. 31 41—Houses — 2 BR Ground Floor Adults. No pets. By Appt. Only. 323 0146 EM PLOYM ENT 912 French Ave. e—ctiaici ... partnnts_Unfurnished - "The Orlando Civil Service Office will accept applications for Police Officers from April 16 through April 20. Interested persons should apply in person to the Orlando Civil Service Office, City Hall, 400 S. Orange Avenue, Monday through Friday, 0:00 am., to S p.m. Orlando Is an Equal Opportunity Employer." - — - ---- - ---- 6 I 1 �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL_ Friday, April20, ion I Seminole Headstart In $ Trouble Unless Congress ap Sponsor, Hesohtvt director, easily justified In each line Item Currently, SCA operates five 1VOIO which bsglm SepL I. proprId. more flniY for ''t In the proposed budget, based tkoiibed But the officers after . aid. Mrs. on .irrent costs for operating Headstart programs nation, the c4y. ng The SCA board at provi the imiget Isuroced ng nt ad the Headetut program's ran, se pleas l Dir ector Amos Jones SPonsor's urgi wide, Seminole Community The SCA executive cornrnb ities, office supplies, Inth Florida u4zManon ut il to Action (SCA) Is going to have idoe to biunedidely fellow-ic e finance ce and other necessary diti an onal apstr difficulty continuing t) miMb JoWly 1%r.g].y nigig budget with supplementary to support ad services. propriatlons for Headstart a budget of $41,480 to request for more money. piograu, dolgned 10 gIve the Sanford City Commissioner programs nationally. for and ftv..yssr'cld child,en be submitted to the U.S. Approval of the supij, Cjjm of Jullan J Steatroun, also a of dlasdvedag.d fn4H a Department of Health, plemudary budget request will 5C finance committee, member of the finance cOrnheadelsot bofore they - p EducatIon end Welfe (HEW) I*Ige on WbMI*I' C(5S said the budget w prepared mittee, said costs of the Into regular public school for grad funding ti operate the ipprVrIMes mor. money for using the total funding man- progran for the current year CkML Healetad prograw in fiscal the program, Mrs. Portia dated by HEW. But,heiaid, the are raining above anticipated total Is only $080 more then levels. allocated for the cm. t fiscal The Headstart program In year. At the same time, he Seminole County has been onpaWed 0*, with only $000 In going for more than a decade funding, federally and WU the flld SCA program mandated new mhthntin wages funded when the antipoverty to go Into affect Jan. 1,1* for agency was founded In the late Healsiart employees will cod 1$Oi, SCA officials said. $000 more during the new Mrs. Spenser sa id 188 fiscal yea. disa dvantaged children are e need for iisod1y enrolled — DONNA Connell said th additional money could be OK Expected Today _ _ On Hospital Law _ Evening Heiuld SANFORD, FLORIDA _ Friday, April 20, 1979 In another houpital matter, meaiwhile I4gtalatlnn to permit the conversion of $a.vthiç4 MamorWiioep&t.i to a private, HMaway said If the hoepital board attempts NOTES acilIty passed the Florida Seoat. to e the hoapital to an ares which Is ___________________________ Thursday end WU .ch*ihd.d to pass the ins cadble to the people of the Sanford, he *, It, m DISCHARGES wlIipeá Old against It. foal of Rupnauddives today, SIds Rep ADMISSIONS Sanford: John R. Binder Bobby Hattaway, DAltamoM. SprIngs, -I SOflfOI'd Henry L Bryant reported from Tafl—n todly. Opal Conrad John W. Burgess of fupfta James Deflafleld Jr. Whittly Davis could become a poalbility It hospital board The liglelation Is pumiaive, Ilettaway Mary Etchen Frank Knight Sortie M. Gibbs maihors receive a favorable report from Eunice Madden said, gIving the coedy commission authority Jimmie L. Hunt Joseph Smith pjn of to approve or the consultants now Completing a MUCIY 00 the Grace H. Mills Joseph Stewart maj, Julie Tabor Francis J. Tobin the hoW The board of directors of Clifton Taylor Mildred L. White hospital baa said the lsgIs'i1i Is neciesiry Craig S. Goyett,, Delary Walter Palmer, Casselberry The report Is to co'4abi options for flnanto permit the floating of revenue bonds t JoseptIne Lemmermann, DeBary Sara Attamore, Diltona Kathryn Vonnhiderhausern, Jack J. Eso, Deltona clog proposed eapsaion or alternatives, on. Deltona urinate, rnodii .ii Marie Fromm, Deltona of which is to move the hospital owned Wft. Vinits Show, Winter Spgs. Claire L. Gondron. Deltons to a "low population area" of the coady to Michael Leavins, Deltona SiRYNS Dennis Wits Jr., Deltons Hdtaway said be has recaived resolution. qualify for a Farmers' Home AàninIdrdlon Sanford: Liola Wilson, Lake Monroe from the doctors who serve the houpiW _____ lou, according to houpltal board chairman, supporting ElcMn. Thomas I Mary, a girl John C. Elder, Longwood the )ogWon, Miller, DavId S Rhonda, a girl William Lance, Owatonna, Minn 'fl ,j 5yney. .. HOSPITAL _ _____ _______ _ _________ ______ _______ YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE ______ ____ -.-- . .. Acting Sanford Mayor Lilian Stenstrom signs proclamathi, as Sanford Kiwanlans General J. C. Hutchison (left ) and President Jack Welbie watch. Local --- $ ia. readings: tea. wà,lst1I.pl. peiss, IS; overnight Ins, F.rseait: Fair through 01; yestuOy's 11gb, $4; Mae in. War. days and ciii barosetric pressure, 10.01; '- Highs in the aid to iihllii MNi It Pu1 laws inthe upporHo tolowlk Wind. ::i, II to Rec Vee Showcase Members -. FRIDAY SATURDAY 11 am be at night, - __ _ will edwels utuM osuicil, - 10 pm SUNDAY 11 am- 7 pm SEMINOLE HARNESS RACEWAY __ Duyluue ReiCh: high 1:4$ ia., 3:20 pa., low SM ia., ,, 2000 Seminolo Blvd. East of 17.92 Between 434 and 436. Between Sanford and Orlando LII pa. Isyput: Bang the family and have fun discovering the true meaning of the word RECREATION... for weekends, vacations or a lifetime of real travel pleasurel _ Pa. iLii ia. pa., low IP7 a,.., 3:50 R*id. wili be served IMIrnIINICn end alter the show. — — ---. ml show, _upiulad _______ by 6, THIS WEEKEND ONLY APRIL 20.22,1979 Pert Cworal: high 1:41 Is N cents for ia., 3:17 pa., low 5$ ia., contal edaltesd20ferthIIâ'u. mlKiwenIsQshof$-,4vil1hal,11of. years; MackR. QsveI ku; , Its losatime members en wis, a. awn,. ----.-.--' -, Nov ' I •P D= hmchsen meeting et the Sanford Civic WIlson, 31; Mum SUwiplwr, 30; A. Edwin nJi. The City of Sanford has proclaimed Shlnholur, 30; Rupert StrIckland, 30; April 2010 be Kiwanis legion of Honor Day In Douglas Steiidrom,IS; Howard Mi,Ith, 30; recognition of these men who have been Floyd Palmer, 20; Mack N. Cievelend Jr., 30; members for 30 or more years. Jam. B. Grad, 20 and E. Frank P,ek X. nft1i end Stzlcklesd we both pad ' The Legion of Honor members will be honored and Didrict Governor Thomas J. Uedenai* governors with Kinads. FISId Dean of Idachatta will be preset to award Wilson, StinorIplwr, uththQlssr, Sisidrom, d cJ1Iff and lapel buttons. Grant and P.sh we pad prusidada of the General J.C. Hutchison, who Is the only club. ~ndWt4rmemberoftbec1ubWt,hes&tbeI1st ___ Cish Presided Jack ___ iIth 56 years. He helped form the Kiwanis ~~Puboffiasdordln December igii, with Frank meeting. However, riserratlono should be Ak.rs as first presIdent. General H*lil.on mad, no later than today W i wa "privileged" member, b* Mill takes Gounbel et 433S or WilMa at rol active Interest In the club. Others to be honored locale Ralph Austin *nzcaumam ---- CENTRAL FLORIDA Show Set A vuldy show will be hold at Kiwanis Club 7:IOp.m.todayattheslerlleg __ Pork Elunuudy School. Honors Its - WEATHER — Correction A dory sat accoinpenyh4 In the Tuesday Evening Herold Balling ftve top taxpayers In Seminole County may have been _____ pbdo Mile N*b etat. tie wiat. Park Telephone Company, headqurtsr.d at UI Aituasus 1ive paId tams of puS, 303.12 on property valued — d $4^1111111111. go F4" an correct for thm company. they rqrusu both — Cakhes and real preputy owned by the osapsy in the ad Jad the bIIdeI Uld RT NECHES, Tow but firefighters fought to The nunis of the uwn tPI) — Lightning Ignited pro the ship's bet metal were ad inmwlddy avail.. 1sIad at * Ailomsu. oil fss on a Ubsrlui from re'Itig the fwnes. his. V1SerIhtaid diii Ik ker ynight Omclals aId 31 of the IS No 4h. were ropested bid __ a ap.ctacialu fire sod aowwsn, all alIen tk1iI.1 _______ p creu AMNI . th ship's aiw Jan. were Injured. Five were he.pi for. A Coed Gard hu&o*w dotheNichesRiver.(s talleid ii etail. coalition with d several beds e sarcb aewmanwas riposted flrdgres lma, eds and log the river for bhe. this morning, beulas 10 ethers were he Ihe Iedfgw, moored at the flreabosrdths*4oMoveraiØaad1$merewere IanOCo.deebiIn PIIt Sedigor iradsd for minor InJU d Arthur, had JiM finished Iihlw4 early today, r.i alosdeg Is argo. ranker E- 4 ___ Ii Staff Photo by Tom Jamey Scott, 2, of Winter Springs is among an U %_0 Co,n cer t 7 Rei'*ected ':' f .. ' r-ii c A. Funeral HPA in 'cbm -q I uday in Cuine. Born in urle,Gs.,heasvedto P in 1180 from Nsoth from b se,an re rwww C*NUP, SLUAM A IlliL) P*ersi services * WiSi. I owth hum"# a" died was a..11111$ TWiv in Coos. WIN Is. d,dCuisa;twnbeare, uiewrdov a 3 pm. - Brow, NV ad Pi.iM)e.SwDoom MamerY Gar*" &%M .ap I I dfto P AIMs. . --+_ .. ISV ISN'T __ =fs fts Im d a awd d dW MON — — •_+L al -iI , 4 ofteciiiii sk c"Ationlialli a* prim uplkwu cslni. 211111111111m to AN AMC 4K mks IWV MW NOW W sum - • UI PessshA ..... Nil It. SAiNtS . 13 1 $4136** '1.1.4 pIkl"4 hWkMliHg air 4 flflSfi 1,I.49 .U5 and dialit iwi'p lhWliuilkin rMirom, 'deli' and kNIlI 14114% osdillolIlI4ordernd between March land May 10 or delivered frail dealer Mock by May 31, 197R. LiISsm that's more car.. only fisH 12,000 mile/ 12 month warranty offered by any car maker. ------- $ $5323** pMi Pinally, a small car MI three low prices include the AMC Buyer Protection Plan"—with the —PA'. p..' 1 C IIAt.TOR. AUOCIATI __ ke big car, It ('elI'a but it bait. $4S2r* I lULL uI of the 15 Why pay extra (or luxury when you can buy a Concordp NIP t — the 1 Willis priht' be aid. Mrs Maid. (1frL WWAMCAMJP C.umsid DII'S,. Yov WANT TO $ILL YOUR DA DEATHS ! estimated 10,000 bowling enthusiasts in Seminole County. Story, more photos page 2. etInud Fri. Pap 1A) Houur, the IaNWd EM sher the olm.s was raised Thoonr,cilv.da city chi wale .Mqpneshedsaid kMaaiutIstoloss, p tobsldaconcirt.Mthat air., Suited ruler of cost, Guard aded t at a I tbqp.m.1,dto tanthe the5hedEMladge, PIN scscsstupedasredbp udeoftheeveido,erto City Manager Warns H. thegrsytor. a I Harry Lana Crippled Sanford girl Isiered in 's in u' Knowles obj.ctlag to tie ____there , riposte of Luwg. me kern. in cosoort. Zanies balled the y ceacert. a, I udbyFIIddlEReQds cuiiciutpuudMa I the prometerskedthe R laliN. said á oval of hihM eWa wlth*ew their permit rugout LI T 1T1_'. wr.e.Wr' PFIAW Netse! �I Folks of all ages enjoy bowling Text And Photos By Tom Netsel A STRIKE Jamey Scott is only 2 years old but he knows what to do with a bowling ball. His mother Donna brings him with her from Winter Springs when she bowls with her league, the Tuesday Morning Swingers. His average may not be great and he throws a lot of gutter balls but, then again, the ball weighs almost as much as he does. Dorothy and Wilbur Bennett are bowling with Norman and Eva Anthony. Retired and living in DeBary, they are a little older than Jamey but they enjoy bowling too. Bob Robison, manager of Altamonte Bowling Lanes has about 50 active leagues and estimates there must be close to 10,000 bowlers In Seminole county. Tom Schulze, assistant manager of Bowl America in Sanford said, "We have about 45 leagues." That means they have leagues bowling every day and every night." At all lanes bowlers can win trophies, patches silver dollars, but Schulze explained, "1 guess more than anything, people come here because it's fun." 1 love the game even when I do terrible," said Sharon Raymond of Longwood. Then there's the challenge that the next ball is going to be it." Another of the Tuesday Morning Swingers meeting at Bowl America was Patsy Cooke. "I like sports," she said. 'Participating sports. I don't like to sit and watch. I like to do it and it's good exercise. It's also fun to get out with the women." PATTY COOKE AND SHARON RAYMOND they, won those patches .bawMug .1 I a *40 r- 'a �4—tveal8 HeraII.Sanford, El. Friday, *r11*, im Weekly Movie Series For COOO GLIDE Children On Cable TV lfyoVr tttkgiuti( Muse aida, looking fir 0=6111ift 14 06 No wei&e, bee are a few soggeelluis: Calliope featires an &ray that have shaped our nation. of finely-crafted films, TWO weey mode series, cablecast each Monday, through which children will enter the world or mystery Thulay, and Friday af- and Intrigue 'on an enterming educational ad. ver*lra The Arts, animation and drama will set the ternoon on Cable Ozui,l 13 at5:IOp.m.,lsai experience Um Will plowe the yosmg and old alike. Every Calliope variety of dellgt4ful animal dories that Include a famous horse, a brave do4, a mlichlevoue reccoon and a lovable duck among many. Mdon*, Man Arkin's award winning "People scenes for the exciting program includes films Soup," the excellent enspsctade — thsbidldthgof which have won recognition tertaining study In human the American Dream. for their excellence at major values "My Father, Sim film festivals and have im Jolmion", end "The Master story taller and received top awards and Violin" winner of the candid commentators have COMIN International Children's ca ptured on film the porCalliope's April schedule Film. Festival, National traits of pad and present will lrb* children a wide Educational Film Festival — — — and Academy Award Nominee. The Programs are hosted by veteran actor, Gene Francis. Calliope is distributed by UA-Colusnbia Cablevision, Inc. and is programmed by The Learning Corporation of America. The 90-minute Program, cirrently shown to over one million cable viewers, Is one of the nations most highly regarded Producers of children's CATCH LL Time Out To Eat - Order today and receive substantial savings with a special $5.00 cable insftJlatlon. Enjoy exclusive WTCG sports cover. age and popular family entertainment on Cablevision 24 hours a day. CAMDTV4*ow 115 00 comedlilft Call W`TC0 SUM spot" 322-8512. an csIMdlen1uIikiiuI. CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL PAM— U. S. 17-111, one mile east of 14 and 4% miles west of Sanford. How, N. Dail. Lupw. Art of NO Jr exhibits, March 9-May 27, Loch Haven Art Centq, innde, and llroughos* Orange County. Central Pleridu Civic Theatre presents "I NOW Sang for My Father," Loch Haven Park, 8:30 p.m., April 1,7,11-14, 1921mM 2:30 m1i, April 15. Call $94.fl65. GENERAL SANFORD MUSEUM LIBRARY, 520 E. First St Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2Span. only. ciTy___________ [ChMj Oon/W.* 1111 VIRGINIA DRIVE ORLANDO, P1. 32803 J CAULEVN Goodointhlador.is. Offer sapIm AprIl 270 1979. un WIllnintji1i*aii C. - - - - — — — — — — — — — — — — — .. .L.. - ' H\ / S I .:_.,• . 4.'' (PBS) come and teen-age idols go. Mostly, they take the hike Sports On The Air SATURDAY roughly around the time they're no longer boys. But cans Kurt Thomas and Kathy Franklin from Indianapolis. to 17-year-old Let! Garrett Johnson againstsims from Indiana. who just might be every teen other countries; Championship 230 girl's passion these days Ping-Pong match; Cove cove. rage SPORTSWO Fight of the Week, o. the National AAU Shod Success shouldn't end with — AFTERNOON r • wiot WORLD OF SPORTS ships: Part 5 of "The Fittest Of 02 wu.ru'io Live coverage of Sugar Ray Them AU" Leonard vs. Adoipho Viruet 3:00 (2) from Las Vegas. Nevada; the TAIL! TENNIS Taped On April it will be the Wood Memorial horse race for coverage of the third annual ) IASESAU. Regional coy- 3-year-olds from Aqueduct U.S. National Table Tennis guest performer on the 25th erag. of Kansas City Royals at Racetrack In New York. a pre- Championship Finals from the annual "Miss USA Beauty Boston Red Sox; Seattle Mar- view of the April 28th mountain Center Court of Caesar's Pal- Pageant." And, on May 11 he climb of George WIllig. nsa at Minnesota Twins, ace In Las Vegas. will star In "TheLeif Garrett EVENING Q BASEBALL Boston Red Special." Both shows will 3:30 Sax vs. Kansas City Royals 7 •MIERICAN SPORTSMAN hardly mark Garrett's first 2:30 SOCCER MADE IN GER- Jackie Stewart competes in the foray before the camera. His MANY VFL Bochum vs. Em- Race of Champions auto event 0 WRESTUNG first movie, at age 5 was, as tract Frankfurt. in Macau; Robert Duvall rafts 3:30 M . PRE4AMI SHOW 1:15 • • O PROFESSIONAL (2)(M GOLF "Tournament Of Glen Ellyn (flulails) Children's Coors. In a free public concert sponsored by UCF, 7:30 p.m., April 30, Donimeridi Elementary School, Maitland. Spring Fling sponsored by Sbsl Point PTA, April 21, 10 a.m. to3p.m., Sabel Point School, Wekiva Springs Road. Food, fun, arts and crafts, plants and garage sale. Flirida Bsilet Guild presents Ballet Royal In original ballets, Friday, April 20, 8 pan,, Bob Carr Auditorium. Orlando and Sunday, April 22, 3:30 p.m., "Copellia." Tickets $4. Res.jusance Faire, Mlt1an4 Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitlend, Saturday, April 21, 10 am, to 5 p.m. Sunday, April 21, now to 5 pan. Sunday, April 22 , noon to 5 p.m. Aibnliuion $2, Champions" Live coverage of the semi-final round of this PGA tournament from LaCosta Country Club in Carlsbad. Call. fornia. 4:30 (4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR Coverage of a basketball game between the U.S. college allstar team and the Chinese national team; Part 1 of the World Mixed Pairs Gymnastics Chamolonship featuring Amen- ri..sas. "G.èpelj," May 34 and May 1043, UnIversity of C4idral Florida Villa(O Cager, Saturday PKfw=MWN will be £vi,r thatm prot1one, $7 to Pdoe.$4.11 LW stailluts.Other performascea $2 to public; free to students. Call 2793W. clad Phuf Seeantamb •is=W a., - AFTERNOON 1:00 (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 1:30 (2) OUTDOORS M 0 NBA BASKETBALL Live coverage of a second round play-off game. Teams and location to'be announced. 2:00 PIONSHIP BOXING Live coy- erage of the WBC Light Heavy- weight Championship between Marvin Johnson and Mitt T;J I Live coverage of the Atlanta "125" indy-type auto race from Atlanta, Ga., and World Wrist Wrestling Championships from 3etaluma, Cal. ___________ 1 I I VV APRIL EVENING 1:00 (3) WHEELS Adams expedmental car project Is reactivat. Id. as is his affair with Barbara; Ericas mental condition further deteriorates and she gets AFTERNOON (F TRAVELS WITH C*IARI.IY caught shoplifting. (Part With Henry Fonda as the voice tOO ol John 8teinbeck. THEORTH000XIA$TER ARC THEATRE "Friendly 9:00 li-aged COUPle (2)0 OLYMPATNON 'iS Fire' A f ) WEDNUDAY Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., (Carol Burnett. Ned batty) bit- Jerry Lewis and Ed McMahon ane among the entertainers scheduled to perform in this $ 112 hour IeIecMI from the Deeert Inn in Las Vegas that will launch the U.S. Olympic Ciwntttses national fundcam. ___ _____ — ____ II. _______ ____ itoo —. ()$g1 ,, AGAIN Lee Grant, Chris Sarandon arid 11:0 ff, __ , IVUNINS _ days of i'i lS2Osand 1930e 9:0 TUUDAY ThUISDAY . APRIL 157$ EVENING itoo LOCAL ___ ,,., Hurd Hatfield star In ttiii adaptation of Thomas Wolfe's c$w.1c story of a struggling young wrIter's rorowtic Involvement with a suocesata, older married woman during the troublesotne *00 DOØHNdiLLSPS' ARC NEWS CLOSEUP cui. cisaisplon figUre IkitIf 'Men Under Sleg USe With and guests The Liberated Woman,' ARC F* ant Sally News p.uwla an in-depth Kasen • Placid. look at conleunponary Amen. Y,SofftIS19IOWkscan men, focusing on their opnpi. reactions to the new woman s role, both on ag .OLY52PATNON ___ (4)O YOU CAN'T GO HOME MONDAY LOSER TAM ALL Two 1CP EVENING death of their son In the VlsIMlii COfl*Gt. - ears-ag. boys are confronted with a character challengs and 11am that life'. true victors are 1501 atSVS winnerL APRIL 26,157$ tiny try to cope with govern. mental indifference to the FOLLOW-UP $cared Straight' - . ., you'll find Let! and Rod in a playing soccer . Hollywood park. "Real . t .. - • y status these days is not cars or homes, it's owning a soccer team." "It's so easy for a 17-yearold to sound pretentious," Letf has said, "but I really LEIF GARKFJ'I'F love my career. "We darted him. "I don't think I've out in shack flats when I was missed anything. Most of my five, and we've been moving friends are in the business up ever since. I suppose and I relate to them very there are a lot of ways to well.,, grow up that are satisfying. I Lairs music hero is Rod happen to like the way I did Stewart, a rock star with a it." nut .1. ~~~ ME ma aa EASE NNIM gsR — RR JRM JRI JJRM NU JR. JRR HIMMEM RR RR RRR JRRJ I IiRRR R of him. His On mere sight NONE •• uuu reception in Japan and MEE am OMEN (.f-many was no less Leif's recording career began its skyrocket ascent down under in Australia. There, his first LP turned to double platinum, and there, 5,000 young Aussies rioted at armored car. 9:00 * learn before I can compare myself to him." Still, l'tey're buddies. Mod any Saturday, fUcAt one point he had to flee his adoring fans in a EVE SUNDAY APRIL 11, 197$ fhDn tlrnritintl fl._.. .. ,yy,.*. said. "But I've got a lot to foE 430 (COKT'D) SATURDAY .._ @J 0 NBA BASKETBALL (mostly because he got too Live coverage of a second round playoff game. Teams pretty to land many parts) and location to be announced. until age 12. Next, came roles In "Cannon," "Gun4:00 (1) (ED GOLF "Tournament Of smoke" and "Three for the Champions" Live coverage of Road," on the Network. He's the final round of this PGA been in all three "Walking tournament from LaCosta Tall" pictures, and last Country Club in Carlsbad. Cali- summer starred In his own fornia. movie, "Skateboard." 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 0 INTERNATiONAL CHAM (F U 3:45 APRIL 22. 1979 r1csr Ihi I ic Pelil&Avaerkn Serial Chill of Lake County will downtheGangesfliverinlndl- Elliot Gould and Dyan a; Bill Walton tracks down the Cannon's son, in "Bob & endangered Philippine eagle. Carol & Ted & Alice." SUNDAY 4:00 children, students, and seniors c4tlnna, $1. Spanawed by Maitlend Art Am. sponsor a Springtime Dance, Sunday, April 29, from 24 p.m. at the Etatis Community Cadar, Bay Street, Etuiui. Ms.lc by Dave Wroblicky'. Can. tth-alL l'M1on $tSO per psrao fuss. He's been working to get where he Is since the age of five. couple of years on him. "He's my hero," Leif has t Course Swimming champion, the disappearance of facial &00 y,ArH2O 1074 -S P t.' . Not Just Teen Idol' In the entertainment reservations call 9047344121, ext. 241, 9 am. to noon and 904.734.1191, 3:304 p.m. M")tr $2; children 12 and wider, $1. 14 ... (NBC) J.cI,,iU. business, teen-age idols BOWLERS TOUR Live coverage of the 8150.000 Firestone Tournament of Champions from the Riviera Lanes in Akron, Ohio. ,Jagor ISgts wW spy Nnal Coin Wisk at ( 1euinI pi 52l, lJfor dwftl, April 11. Genies ft§KW rn-.jag $sdety will 411" alaar 09010 ch Saturday April at 4, .m at Gom m Conny "A USUALLY NO1 (CBS) M.ku.,.451 Of Los Slesnick, April 941 Church Street Station Gallery, 78W. Church St., Orlando. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5p.m. Free to public 8tets.nUMvereit predeetlen of "The Heiress," I P.m.; April 11.25, Slaver Theatre, DeLand. For carat rauldi Chin Chb ad Robust E. Las - L 0 ICBS) 0AWWO 0(ABC) -_I, - I:u Cmty Csg of PITAs Second Aaival joried art AOW of '4's4e. *Mbqm crms, ps' U11140,9:30 La4 p.m., AMU 23.30, AutamoMe MalL t t(NBC) APRIL 21, 1179 call PM 0 r asiford, FL- Leif Garrett: 'I'm April 20-26 JERRY'S RESTAURANT— Open? days a week for breakfad, lunch and dinner. Sanford Air Tsrminal, Sanford Airport. P.Ba Dow spow.rsd by Poildi NMk"al Alliance 1WV 2311, Sunday, May 0, 34 p.m., M.%rkip Civic Cager. For reservation MAIL THIS COUPON OR CALL TODAYI TELEVISION HERITAGE INN— Entm Qopu aid Quiche Lorraine our specialties. = & Park Ave., Sanford. "ii Glides. Cslsr," exhibit of color pbetography Baseball season is herd You'll want to follow your favorite teams and players like Atlanta stars Jeff Burroughs and Gene Garb.r. Don't miss any of the 100 Braves games to be exclusively coblecast by Channel 17, WTCG Atlanta. SVeniflg ItWra Loll's most recent album Is "Feel the Need," and he's had such solid singles as "Surfin' USA" and "p,ao4 Sue." He's had some thoughts about teen-age adulation. "I really don't know It the tees idol doff help, or hurts," he has imasd. "My 8' fN&Ifl Is that it Ii jUst something I will pass through on my way to Ponm like souiing is Cassidy and me have bias workiJ4 at uuIgiuI And acting for yews and years. ACROSS 19 The sun so 'jrj for I Scottish before caps $1 Actor 5 Prohibit Eastwood 8 Ointment 43 Turkish 12 Wings name 13 Boundary 46 Actor ... (comb. form) Kristolfe, 14 Medicinal son plant 47 Gold 15 Kind of fish lSp.nish 18 Mythical 49 The Press bled 51 Mountain 17 Actress ctags Lucille 52 Nothing 18 Disge.c. 53 Trisste wine 20 Danish nisasws " -.. money lpluraH 54 Oscillate 55 Mayday call fl Among 56 Ptsy*vigln 23 SpecIalized Coward We're profesetonals, and 1 WOdI5hOP hays a tiMing that gs like di 24 Actor-'. s. are goliig to be the lea ng Garner men 0( V EgyptIan Let sees is figure right amInywo ft'sNa horns town, born thsre to a costume deslser.agresa mother and a father now dead. [alfsmeth.r, Carolyn 5W11m, played movie bit parts to pay t rag. sp, aino h ed work for Let a his eider, Dawn. Now of .t1'.iaii,. ____ ____ ____ .. 5DriJ '' 6 Orinoco tributary 7 Comedian Don lA very rich. show, The .. Aids 10 Actor's p3rt 11 Dolores 38 Actor Jack 39 Actress Spacek 40 Ponds 41 Sisch bird 42 Italian money -- Rio 19 ... Impossible 21 Thin slices of pork 24 Actor Backus 25 100 square meters 26 Encountered 27 Storage ... container 28 Fourteen (Roman) 29 Biblical Non 30 Poetic contraction 33 Family 44 Air (comb. form) 45 Hawaiian word for goose 46 K nights (abbe.) 48 River (Spanish) 50 Far (comb. form) SOLUTION DOWN I Actor pleasure Hunter god 2Excl.matlon 28 Totem of dismay 31 Wrath 3 Crush fl FIlCI. 34'iofB.la 4lV show -. y..,j Street lousu Is mystery writer Fleming 371 crock 9 Actor a ov o s 1 I L N 2 1 3 ai los N V N S 0 N Y N SI aS 1* S I U S IN V CSU lvi 02$ Noia a Nv N s W . I 11 V I Wi iVU UI 0 1V 301 210 55 V 1 aV1V �—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. FRIDAY EVENING 600 (2)(1)00 (12)NEWS ei iia , ,. u oampir W St. Louis kids operate a pizza parlor; Chicago Girl Scouts play with an Earthball. (A) 5:30 NBC NEWS @0BSNEWS ABC I*WS VILLA ALEGRE -- -. 700 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE A Waking engagement for Ted Baxter turns into a disastrous experience. (12) THE CROSS-MrS JOKERS WILD MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT. 7:30 c2) LIARS CLUB (4) THE MUPPETS Guest: Liberace. THE MUPPETS Guest: Loretta Lynn. FAMILY FEUD (12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Helen Reddy, John Byn.r. DICK CAVETT Guest: Eudora Welty. (Part 1012) S00 (2)(12) DIFF'RENT STROKES Arnold, charged with putting a goldfish in the bathtub, stands trial with Willis as his lawyer. (!)0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK David Banner resorts to the strength of the Hulk to save a young retarded friend from a fiery auto crash. (A) FAMILY Buddy breaks off Friday, April20, 17 5:30 some evildoing in high places. April 21 0 HEE HAW HONEYS Guest: SATURDAY BlIlIlIlls Jacky Ward. @0 DALLAS J.R. pressures April 20 Gary into taking over a trouble. some part of the family busiEVENING Fabulous Poodles. MORNING ness in the hopes that It will 0 CROCKETT'S VICTORY with her long-time boyfriend In scare Gary away again. (Part 2 GARDEN Onions, l.eks, the belief that her 25-year-old of 2) (R) 5:30 asparagus, sweet corn and swimming coach loves her. (A) TOOAY IN THE I.EGI8LA- 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER potatoes are planted in the (2) (1)0(12) NEWS 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN lURE suburb garden. (A) 530 •. REVIEW (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (4) CftIOKERMRREL 1100 ioo 8:30 Cu NE WS @ 0 THE LAW AND YOU 0 NEWS (2) (1) 00 (12) PRE-GAME SHOW z (2) (12) HELLO, LARRY Larry 0 NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: 01101000 TREK The agrees to let Ruthie have 15 0 STAR (M UP CLOSE AMD MUSICAL Eudora Welty. (Part 2 of 2) 95 is to protect Enterprise sent minutes of air-time on his show In the planet Organla which lies 7:00 for a class project. FRIENDS 0 11:30 the path of the warring Kiln- (2) THE GONG SHOW WALL STREET WEEK (2) (12) TONIGHT Guest host: 6.'30 "How Now Dow Theory" Richard Dawson. Guest: James 2)2.OUNTRYAROEN fUIFOOTSTEPS "The (4) TRAVELS WITH CHARLEY WlthHsnry Fonda u the voice Guest: Ralph J. Acampora, vice Coco. ) FARM AND HOME Scratching Pole" Little Christi- of John Steinbeck. president. Smith Barney. Harris (.4) MOVIE "The Snows Of (4 • na Sanchez and her father disHER HAW Guests: Ton. Upham Co., Inc. Kilimanjaro" (C) (1953) GregoIIOi FUDGE cover that the need to practice nessee Ernie Ford, Barbara ry Peck, Susan Hayward. A 00 life's tasks never really stops. 7:00 Fairchild. writer finds meaning to ROCKFORD FILES (2) (2) PROFILES El EDUCATION 0 LAWRENCE WELK his life in Africa, after a restless 115 Rockford is hampered in his BLACK AWARENESS S SOCCER MADE IN GER. and extensive search. (2 1/2 (2) BASEBALL Regional coy search for a missing girl by a 0 BEVERLY HILLONAM MANY VFL Bochum vs. EmHrs.) erage of Kansas City Royals at young, eager beaver inv.stigaBATTLE OF THE PLANETS tract Frankfurt. Boston Red Sox; Seattle Martot. (A) NBA BASKETBALL Live 7.-M mets at Minnesota Twins. 7:30 (4)0 THE DUKES OF HAZ coverage of a first-round playBAY CITY ROLLERS (12) BASEBALL Boston Red (2) CANDID CAMERA Luke drive ZARD Bo and off game. Teams and location (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY Sox vs. Kansas City Royals Uncle Jam to use his long- to be announced. $00 030 MINUTES neglected gambling Shill,. 0 SOAP The wedding of 130 OLYMPATHON (2) 'is A ANIMALS ANIMALS 0 MOVIE "Drive-In" (1976) inn. Tate to ex-priest Timothy • HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., S MALE •'TheAnt"(R) Glenn Morshower, Lisa Flotshy is disrupted by the Host: Torn Barry. Luther vs. Jerry Lewis and Ed McMahon Lemole. Romantic encounters grooms mother. (R) 8:00 Winter Park are among the entertainers and other misadventures occur (2) 0 ALVIN AND THE CHIP. S LOWELL THOMAS scheduled to perform in this 6 ata Texas drive-lntheater. MUNKS REMEMBERS... 'Charles 1/2 hour telecast from the ioe V.I. PEOPLE "Jim Ivey" An Lindbergh," first man to fly Desert Inn in Las Vegas that (4)0 POPEYE JERRY EDEN Insight of the cartoon museum acoosv's ALL-STARS solo across the Atlantic. Filmed will launch the U.S. Olympic by the director of the Cartoon 100 PAINT WITH NANCY highlights include his son's Committee's national fundHall of Fame. Host: Count (2) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL "Poppies" kidnapping, Bruno Haupt. raising campaign. Barnes. Hosts: Donna Summer and mann's trial and Lindbergh's (4) a SAD NEWS SEARS 9:30 Brooklyn Dreams. Guests: participation in WorldWar II. Coach Buttsrmaksr tries to talk 9,30 Edwin Starr, George Thoro- (2) 02 FANTASTIC FOUR a macho, motorcycle-riding CONSUMER SURVIVAL 0 Credit 2:00 PROSE "Consumer good and the Destroyers, KIT "Baby Health, Selling Your (4) MOVIE "The Notorious whiz kid with natural batting Counselling" A look at a local Eddie Money, Voyage. Home, Paying For College Edu- Landlady" (B/W) (1962) Kim ability into playing for the agency that helps people live catIon II" Novak, Jack Lammon. A 9OV' within budgets and deal *$th 1:30 WHAT'S HAP ENINGU A ernment .mploy.e sets out to credit cards. Most: Toby Prem. 9:00 MOVIE "Divorce His" (C) shady promoter signs Shirley prove landlady Innocent of his inger. (1972) Elizabeth Taylor, Rich- (2) 0 000ZILLA SUPER 30 to a contract to bake cookies ard Burton. The effects of a (4)S SUBS SUNNY / ROAD a murder charge. (2 1/2 Hrs.) 10:00 6 MAVERICK "Day Of 24 hours a day for pennies. IRb (2)112) THE DUKE The Duke marital split are seen from the RUNNER Reckoning" $:30 befriends a street youngster husband's standpoint. (1 1/2 5 CROCKETT'S VICTORY WORLD OF THE SEA SILLY Billy and his best 5 (4) GARDEN Eggplant, tomato who accidentally stumbled on Mrs.) OTHER VOICE A N friend Arthur unknowingly and pepper seedlings are startromance the some girl. _______________________________________________ ed indoors to stretch the grow2a S1I IAPI5 ALL TWO season. (A) 5 WRESTLING teen-age boys we confronted It.ed d tot, horn. u Why Is the Earth so big? • FLORIDA REPORT with a character challenge and Drueda Me .e. Because it cane. 3:00 •5ijpcpppjØs learn that life's true victors are M a p1k. 5 UUAS, YOGA AND YOU BIG VALLEY A man whom not always winners. • Iwas B 4!kud to the sky SI peeIe Jarrod prosecuted and conp00 10:00 floating on Jesus with Acted of a murder Is found to ) a Cu MOVE "Uptown -Short VaiWaruier MOVIE "Shall We Dance" • aigels. j (B/W) (1937) Fred Astaire, be innocent after nine years in Saturday Night" (1974) Sidney I iwe$ thorn Poitier, BIN Cosby. Two pals Ginger Rogers. A pair of danc- jail. MMkqs en is forced into marriage •VI PEOPLE "Jim Ivey" An rtak become Involved gaily of by because of public opinion. (2 insight of the cartoon museum with an underworld kingpin by the director of the Cartoon wtiie trying to retrieve some eh ISIk? HI-s.) $bSffl Hall of Fame. Host: Count stolen money. (R) D they wait 10:30 SWISS. Dresa Oils a Two enrytbiag sids dswi? (2)0 DAFFY DUCK •LOVE BOAT "Double I Wedding" Cyd and Irish 3:30 D't they got tired SI TARZAN / SUPER () Barnstable; "The Dummies" PROFESSIONAL I VU a SIS list is i 5 ladling at IN @OWijp TUR Live Ruth BunI, Bid Caesar; "Julie Y" _ T8111111111111111 No" 11:00 Falls Hard" Tony Roberts. (R) age of the I (2)0 FRED AND BARNEY Tournament of Champions 10:00 to Masho 0 OUR GANG COMEDIES from the Riviera Lanes in S ARC NEWS CLOSEUP whew. I t.i..1 to lee. Akron, Ohio. "Men Under Siege: Life With y fly S PROS! "Consumer Credit Th. Liberated Woman" ABC 3ec they was to gee t, THE Counseling" A look at a local News presents an in-depth I VU B wig PANTHER uue. agency that helps people live look at contemporary Amenbt Why des. It rMi? within budgets and deal with can men, focusing on their b'bM AFTERNOON Roesuse ssb.dy to the credit cards. Host: Toby Prom- reactions the new woman's loge, role, both on and all the job. IBI Why doss the 12:00 g. dew.? 11:00 4 —I)e WWte (2) BUFORD AND THE GAL. (2)0 oos "Tournament Of (2) (4)000 NEWS ,cs a rnv-k. L0P1 Q5T 8111194 111 dm. Live age of S MONTY PYTMON'S PLY. (4) MOVIE "Born Yesterday" the 551$-final round 01 this INS CIRCUS I VU a bsa....-bstog, Why to the — rUew? (B/W) (1950) Judy Ho*day, GA tournament from LaCosts Roe a star abet a ltSO yj Hoiden. When a beauti- country Club in Carlsbad, Call- (2)0 OLYMPATHON '7 Mg%ithg heft ot It, Iid.y.0 to a liii blonds discovers that her fornli Stacle Stall..8 boyfriend is invOlved in SOIflS s,IIL TOFTI (1) MOVIE "A Fariesi To underhanded dealings, sitcNOVA Iwo I "Across The Silence (C) (1957) Rock Hudson, fUllS Sw with list itiusthe Barrier" Accomplished indivtd_l ay(2 Hr.,) JinIfeI Jones. A wounded instructor. p water, the success Of American soldier fails in love Why to the c hi..? WADE ACACY recent W10 11110 and medical with his English nurse in World I spied rnyusIL I wisd It kie a rn.ul SI water WEEKEND • SPECIALS breakthrougius for tho deal. (N) War I Italy. (2 Hrs.) is Mr. I falL ., "The scap. o, A One-Ton .5th, MOVIE 'Th. Stalking • . t30 Pet" Pru loads her buS onto —Jny 'rshea , K WORLD WAR N II DIARY Moon" (C) (196$) Gregory frj 0 heir father's and isa_ds turns ,, Pick, Eve Marie Saint. An At me lot 1110 095fl road. (Part 2 of 3) "O,ia Why do. th. Earth M"? La , Apache warrior sets out to trap Doorstep" (R) Rec. It to to get the man who has ten In his WRESTLING 8:00 I g; .aybe God i Ciihiui PAWLTY TOWERS Basil 5 DONNA FARGO Guest: white wife and half-breed child. Is doing IL (11/2 Hrs.) is your ae.th dark? Fealty, the most Incompetent Rita Moreno. • uov,s "That Man From IS thee to tel ? Just iM Sue C.sèls innkeeper in England, is saved 5 wms woo o sos pjo,, (C) (1964) Jean-Paul —CbsrylC.svay from ruin by his efficient wits. Uvo coverage of Sugar Ray your mouth will be Belmondo, Francolsi Dodsac. (Pant lotS) 11 11186 with VOL Leonard vs. Adolpho Virust A girl is kidnapped by a gang We waulde't be aaythi from Las Vegas, Nevada, the and brought to Rio, with her nsy malt to y 19:30 If we weiwa't alive. I*L •i. ( rAaINIrn aaiai Wood Memorial her.. r '--a -for WLW7WiU nui an in. 3-year-olds from Aqueduct trail. (2 Hrs. S FAT ALBERT 10 Mins.) fl,, S AMERICAN BANDSTAND Race raCk in New York: a pro. —CherylF.eter —Mark Guests Richard I. Dear, the view oi.*rApflett j) ,,,,, I climb df'Oáorg Wail9. - - - - - - - - _ t P0 ts _____ These poems by elementary schoolers Seminole County. They resulted from flue Florida Poetry In the Schools program These pupilsare taugM by poet Bob WWueU Of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, bid are not told what they should write are WIND.SEc r GMhs If year air coaditisur brislu down, buy wtod, Itwllblswyesus$dy.a ks& U yn buy tie am yew Jw to, f.m, u—lIir It a Isrued,. —I)sss - I I VU a PM aarift,, and I fell lit. Marsh. rneUew. 110111 late a pie SI rid aid black rab.eIIswL U was In 1111111110 rne the kltchea whis the , " the s? to ____ ___ ____ " ___ '. I -- ---. --'--- - ___________ HebItmya. 1 . -. - - - •. . SUNDAY April 22. Guest: 1980 Republican Presidential hopeful John B. Connally. ____50O 0 INTERCOM (4)AUETTER WAY 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL THIS IS THE LIFE KIT "Baby Health, Selling Your Home, Paying For College Edu9:30 cation II" (4) CHURCH SERVICE LIVING WORD 12:30 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (2)0 MEET THE PRESS AFTER HOURS Q SLACK AWARENESS S DIRECTIONS The work of CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP OAD (Offender Aid Restoration), a group which tries 700 help convicts with their prob. (2) 25 COMPANY lems. is followed. () SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 5 HOY EN LA LEOISI.ATURA MARLO AND THE MAGIC 100 MOVIE VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI(2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING O Q THE ORTHODOX EASTER lION 0 DISCUSSION 79 0 JERRY FALWELL 0 MOVIE "Ordeal" (C) 7:30 (1973) Arthur Hill, Diana (2) MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL Muldaur. A man is left to die in (4) SUNDAY MORNING the desert by his wife and her FAITH FOR TODAY lover. (1 1/2 Hrs.) EASTERN ORTHODOX UT- 5 WASHINGTON WEEK IN URGY SERVICE REVIEW (N) 8:00 't30 (2) VOICE OF VICTORY (2) OUTDOORS (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN (4) 0 NBA BASKETBALL 00 RIDI HUMSARD Live coverage a second round play-off game. Teams O SHOW MY PEOPLE SESAME STREET (R) and location to be announced. 5 TONY SROWWS JOURNAL 8:30 5 WALL STREET WEEK (2) SUNDAY MASS "How Now Dow Theory" MAGIC D THE (4)MAPLO Guest: Ralph J. Acampora. vice MOVIE MACHINE Smith Barney, Harris president, ORAL ROBERTS 5 Upham Co., Inc. (A) M . 9:00 (2) OUTLOOK (2) NASHVILLE MUSIC (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING 0 INTERNATIONAl. CHAM. 0 FANOPACE PIONSHIP BOXING Live coyORAL ROBERTS stage of the WBC Light Heavy5 t5fl ROGERS (P.) weight Championship between 9:30 Marvin Johnson and Malt (2) GOSPEL 8040" U" Franklin from Indianapolis, LU Indiana. KIDS AM PEOPLE TOO WHO REMEMBERS • 0 MOVIE "This Wistful Wid. MAMA? The economic and ow Of Wagon Gap" (8/W) emotional devastation (1947) Abbott and Costello, enced by middle-aged divot. Marjorie Main. A comic duo con and di5plC5d hoinakbattles a woman and a group ens is oxarnined. (R) of hombres. 0 1/2 Hrs.) 2:30 5 ELECTRIC COMPANY (N) (2) MOVIE "Adventures Of 10'00 Sherlock Holmes" (B/W)(1939) S STUDIO SEE "Stunt Kid" Basil Rathbone, NlgeI Bruce. Hollywood stunt kid Reid Ron. Thieves, led by the Infamous dell performs a world recordplan steal the breaking jump off a high-rise. Crown Jewels of England. (1 (R) 1/2Hrs.) 0 $PONTSWONLD Coverage 10:30 (2) MOVIE "How To Save A of the National AAU Short Marriage And Ruin Your Life" Course Swimming champion. (C) (196$) Dean Martin, SLSII. ships; Part 501 "The Fittest Of Stevens. An unmarried man Them All" has an affair with awomanha 3:00 believes Is his friend's mistress. 5 TABLE TENNIS Taped (2 Hr..) coverage 01 this third annual (4) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL U.S. National Table Tennis THE LAW AND YOU Championship Finals from the moNLo Center Court of Caesar's PalZOOM(R) ace in Las Vegas. 11:00 3:30 (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA. •AMERICAN SPORTSMAN NY Jackie Stewart competes in the BPUOTMIM Race of Champions auto event 0 FIRST BAPTIST in Macau: Robert Duvall rafts CHURCH down the Ganges Riven In kidi. OUt PASA, U.S.A.? "Joe a; 8* Walton track* down the Goes To Hssven" (N) sdangsr.d Ptiippine ..g1.. 11:30 3.48 (4)5 FACE THE NATION (4)5 NBA BASKETBALL TURNABOUT "Fathering" Live coverage of a second Married and divorced fathers round play-off game. Team Play now roles within the fame- and location to be announced. Iy.(R) 4 (2)0 GOLF "Tournament Of Chinip1011S Live coverage of AFTERNOON the final round of this PGA tournament from LaCoste Country Club in Carlsbad, Call. 19:00 (4) ME "Genesis Ii" (C) fornia. (1972) Alex Cord, MarIetta 4:30 Hartisy. A brIlliant 20th-century w.os WORLD OP SPORTS IPaCS scientist, buried during a •Live coverage of the Atlanta holocaust and uineorthed two "125" Indy-type auto ace from centuries later. becomes the Atlanta. Ga., and World Wrist object of rivalry between two OPpoeiflg civilizations. (1 1/2 Wrestling Championships from p,ajma, Cal, Hrs.) MORNING to of AN o sxpsri- , to I r CONSUMER RIMJNI ISSUES AND ANSWERS 5 UN! "The Move For A Constitutional Conven- (Carol Burnett, Ned Beatty) bitEvening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 20, 1979--7 lion" Guests: Lawrence Tribe, terly try to cope with governprofessor at Harvard Law mental Indifference to the School; James Davidson, head death of their son In the Vietof the National Taxpayers' nam conflict. Union. 'Romance ' 8:30 (4)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME EVENING Ann and the girls are shocked when an unmarried classmate of Barbara's shows up with her eoo new, baby. (A) (2) (4)00112) NEWS 9:00 0 THE ADVOCATES "Should We Have Compulsory National (4)0 ALICE Mel is convinced NEW RELEASE he Service For All Young he is a marked comes forth as a witness Americans?' Lfl'ItE ROMANCE, A (PG) Laurence Olivier, acialnst a mean robber. (A) 8:30 Arthur , flally Kellerman. Romantic Comedy. This one 9:30 CD NBC NEWS will enchant you. A teen-agers find each other, and (4)0 STOC1(ARD CHANNING find (4) CR5 NEWS innocent romance, against a background Paris and Susan seeks any and all 030 MINUTES S WiLD KINGDOM "Dilem. advice on how to discourage Venice. With lovely music and beautiful photography, this ma At Horicon" Wildlife blob- the attentions of a crazy new has fun, excitement and all those good things, GRADE: A. gists attempt to solve the per- neighbor. UE4EaiW nvaacawca 1 T plexing problem of a too-successful refuge for geese. BOULEVARD NIGHTh (R) Richard Ynigue., Marts (2) (12) WEEKEND Lloyd (12) WILD KINGDOM "Chal- Dobyns and Linda Ellerbee DeBits, Duly DeLaPas (Drama) Interesting but uneven lenge Of The Cheetah" Chee- interview former president Gercharacter study of Chicano youths in East Los Angeles. tahs are fitted with I.D. collars ald Ford, and report on teenic strong brother-weak brother story wrapped and radio transmitters. (Part 2) age runaways in the big cities. around gang warfare. Standout performance by (4) CONSUMER RUYUNE 700 newcomer Deja Pas. Caution: some strong language, MARY TYLER MOORE (2)OWORLD OF DISNEY violence. GRADE: B- __ mluiw (Handler) "T he Boy And The Eagle" A Guest: Hal Linden. SECOND CITY 1V ON THE YARD (R) Hopi Indian boy is exiled to the John Heard, Mike Kellin, desert for releasing the tribe's Thomas Waite., Drama. A prison drama that escapes the 10:30 sacrificial eagle. (A) (4) CAMPAIGN '79 confines a cliched setting. Plot and characters unfold (1)0IOMINUTES 5 FAWLTY TOWERS Polly gradually, showing how each of a varied group of cons 0 FRIENDS Nancy and Ran- and Manuel take poor care comes to be his own victim. A nod to acting, directing and dy realize the true meaning of the hotel when Basil and his editing; Caution: Strong language, some violence. having a friend when Pete is wi decide ak small GRADE: A-minus, (O'Brien). unexpectedly hospitalized. vacation. (Part 2016) NORMA RAE (PG) Sally Field, Ron LeP'm., Beau S00 1100 (2)0 NBC MOVIE "Rooster (2) (4)00 112) NEWS Bridges. Drama. Forget the drab title, this Is a grabber of Cogburn" (1975) John Wayne, a movie. It's about the attempts — by a union organizer AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Katharine Hepburn. A cantan- "Hoyt Axton" (A) fromNewYorkandhlsafly,allttlesoutherngal — to kerous lawman and a minisorganize a tough textile mill In the South. Director Martin 11:15 ter's spinster daughter team up CBS NEWS (4) Ritt must be commended not only What he did, but for to catch a gang of outlaws. (A) what he didn't do he didn't seize the obvious cliches, (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY 11:30 Archie convinces Barney (2) NBC LATE MOVIE •'W.C. and so he has a warm surprising film, GRADE: B-plus. Hefne to go out with Boom Fields And Me" (1976) Rod CHINA SYNDROME, THE (PG) Jane Fonda, Jack Boom (Gloria LeRoy) instead of Stelger, Valerie Perrino. The Lemman, Michael Douglas. Thriller. This is a "what if" returning to his wayward wife. tempestuous affair between story what If there was a malfunction in a nuclear (R) the great comedian W.C. Fields ABC THEATRE "Friendly and the showgirl Carlotta Monti Power plant, and what If the gal TV news reporter sniffed Firs" A middle-aged couple Is re-created. (A) 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 real one had a flaw and and left a hole In the sand clear down to China? GRADE: B -plus. A$1,000 grand prize will be 49 other cash or MURDER BY DECREE (PG) Christopher Plumawarded in the Spring merchandise awards. met, James Mae.., David Hemmings, Susan Clark. Poetry Competition Mystery. Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack the Ripper, but the sored by the World of Poetry, Rules and official entry Issue is clouded with red herrings (radicals and psychics, a quarterly newsletter for forms are available from Director Bob Clark tries hard to create a mood, but pods. World of Poetry, 2431 the mood Is misty and the total effect is a film that Is Poetniol all styles and on Stockton Blvd., Dept. A, tedious. 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S �'A—Evening HsraId,.Sanford, Fl: • 'FPday,Arj$.2Q, 119 : Lynley Wants Age L Carol Lynley looks forward to age 50 for 40-Year-olds." Ergo, she can't wait to he 50. Carol Lynley hall been acting since she was 10, and she says she thtdR to j on acting "until I drop.' But, as so often happens, her daughter hasn't the slightest Interest In the acting field as a profession, "She Is 16 now," Carol says, "and she's going to a prep school in Connecticut. Her hope is to go to Dartmouth next year and then, N. u.t, L.n.sd, (Just N.ni, 0071W Big Ire.) 531-1315 - COMET AWNING SALE fl - SUY 3 OF MORE INSTALLED SAVE 3.5% OFF CUTS AC UP To 19 PC?. e D*APIS a cam puTs wowv PADS POSITIVE HUR1ICANI PEOTUCTION S CHOICE OF COLO*$ CAU 321112S(I .. . lien ii. ____ 0V31 • $55pJ $ ....., MM es 1:30 (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (WED) • 0000 MORNING FLORIDA (4)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (4)30 MINUTES (THU) NEWS (I) CM KERSAREI. (FRO 2:00 8:30 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY (2) THE DOCTORS TODAY SUNRISE 0000 MORNING AMER$- 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 6:25 CA 230 (I) POPI 0015 THE COUN- 0 UUA$, YOGA AND YOU (2) U ANOTHER WORLD TRY %" (4)00UIOINGUGNT M . (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. DONAHUE 3:00 FRI) DOUGLAS 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD •• MIKE MOVIE S STUDIO SEE (WED) (2) THE WILSURN BROTHERS DINAHI 3:30 EDUCATIONAL PRO(THU) (4)0 MA'SH (R) GRAMMING 8 ELECTRIC COMPANY 6:30 055 (4) KUTANA 400 (3) UPBEAT THE LITTLE RASCALS (2) EMERGENCY ONEI 1000 (4) THE 000 COUPLE 6:45 0 BEWITCHED O SESAME STREET @)ALLI'nHEFANILY(R) 5 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 6:47 (NON, TUE, THU, Ff1) when I was just a single the missing daughter of April 23 locate an old friend. Parent, with a daughter to _____________________________________ S GENERATION ON THE raise, that was my prime WIND The construction of the responsibility. Now I have EVENING (Ray Bolger) Inadvertently worlds largest, privately fundmyself." helps the Ingalls family make ad windthe decision to move back to mill Is documented. So now Caiul Way II ___ Walnut Grove, (Part 1 of 2) (A) seen around, generally 2)(3)SCSNIwI $30 8 THE WHITE MONDAY of decorating • MORNING ultimately, to go to medical school and become a doctor. That's fine with me. As long as she is educated, as long as she has some ioo profession, that's fine with (4)EYEWTTNESS DEAF NEWS KIOSWORLD (WED) ALL STAR SECRETS me." G MAKE ME LAUGH 6:55 (4)0 WHEWI 5 SESAMESTREET In the last year or so, Carol (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 10:55 Lynley has been getting O 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 4:30 0 C88 NEWS MIKE DOUGLAS more publicity than she ever QD HI, NEIGHBOR 11:00 0 MARY TYLER MOORE had In the previous 25 years 7:00 (2) HIGH ROLLERS MERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. 5 TODAY or so of her professional life. (4)0 THE PRICE 18 RIGHT mu, FRI) (4) 0 MONDAY MORNING Her name has been mixed up 0 LAVERNE I SHIRLEY (A) 0 AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL with many prominent males 11:30 TUESDAY MORNING in the gossip columns and the 11((4)0 C2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (l ROOKIES 1TUE) uvwiungiea picture (4) 0 WEDNESDAY MORNFAMILY FEUD 5:00 magazines, which are really ING(WED) (1) CAROL BURNETT AND AFTERNOON only expensive gossip (3)0 THURSDAY MORNING FRIENDS (THU) columns. 0 THE ODD COUPLE (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (Ff1) She says there are several ID MISTER ROGERS (R) 12:00 00000 MORNING AMERIreasons for this. (2) PASSWORD PLUS CA 5:30 (4) THE YOUNG AND THE (2) NEWS "First," she says, "I was 7:25 RESTLESS always shy and it's only 0 HOGAN'S HEROES TODAY IN FLORIDA (2) 00 0 NEWS U NERV GRIFFIN (WED) recently that I realized that I O 0000 MORNING FLORIDA S EDUCATIONAL PRO- dZ BEWITCHED actually enjoy going to NEWS GRAMNING S OVER EASY Parties. The second and most important reason is that ____ prosninug Maio. l . Whoever be Is, bebefl5 proudly End 'list r Daytime Schedule 7:30 12:30 (ID (12)TODAY (2)NEWS 00000 MORNING AMERI- (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORCA ROW 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER Q RYAN'S HOPE 853 © HOLLYWOOD SQUARES OA.M.WEATHER IZPTLCLUB 1'OO 800 1111:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 CAPTAIN ROO EARLY (4) MIOOAY . sruoo an (MON. TUs, (4) AGRON8ICY AND COMPA0 THE YOUNG AND THE THU FRO Y(PON) (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE FOOTSTEPS ALL MY CHILDREN ByDICKKLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - If there is a prattler face around than that owned and operated by Carol Lynley, It must be unreal. You would assume that the possessor of such beauty would wish fervently that this moment, this time, this year could be frosen. Have another auumiglon, "I look forward to becoming 50," says Carol Lynley. Explanation: She has a!ways been a girl who looks younger than she Is. So, for years and years, she played teen-agers and very young things. Boring. "I just turned 37," she says, "and I think things are just beginning to open up for me. For a long time, I looked 10 years younger than I was. "That meant that there were many actors I could not play opposite, because I Looked like their daughters, and nobody would believe I could play their wives. But now I look like I'm In my 20s, and I'm beginning to play better roles." And, continuing that theory, she reasons that at 50 she will be able to play 40year-olds - "and the best parts for women are written r beam Is understandable. BeIi* "prvtty" (her word for herself, Whith 11 somathizig like clll' Mow* Ever a bill) h, she says not been a major factor in I* life She has gone through several cycles In show business - ugjy Waft lady cycles, atc. - and wived, "I grew up with the knowladgsthglwaspr.tt," u she says. I started modeling who. I wan 11AM Icy family and frIends always __ me not to count on my looks too hesvily. Iwas always ta that being pratty WU an wddwi, iCinethiuig to with DNA (a L in glass) ft was Whing that I had bed an$ling to dO with. Pooch told i that I S STUDIO $18 'Unlcycles"(1) The St. Helen's School Unicy- The girlfriend of Coach Reeves' Cie Drill Te am in NeWbWy. Ohio best player announces that performs gymnastics On Uflicy. she's pregnant and wants to get marrlsd. (A) cieS(R) DOROTHY W& $30 cam figure skater (2)5 NBC NEWS Dorothy HamS and guests including Gary Frank and Sally ABC NEWS Ksllsrm.n visit Lake Placid, IVUAAUSM New York, site of the 1910 Wintar Olympics. 700 f____ S BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL. (2) "TV Or Not TV" The impact of ® sylsion America today is is iarcs to -it off U television advances of a young camera- explored ttwough the reactions ° families to a vokinman at the studio, tary One-month ban on 1HEcos WITS sion VIIWIfl9 in their e, homes. JOltER'S WILD MACNIh, I LINRIR $00 ovs 'Sanctuary 01 Fear" (Premiere) Barnard 710 ___ Hughes, Kay Lini. A New York City priest with a Penchant for ® IN IIAH OP "Mystery 50ng crimes befriends a Young actress being terrifIed Of The Money pit" by a series of mysterious doFMKYPIW S BURNETT AND events. FRIENDS Guests: Steve (4)• M'A'S'H Charles -- more Skis when 5 reporter arrives at DICK CAVITY Guest: IltS 407711I 10 do a story on his Fudora Welty. (Part 2 of 2) niiffial pro*ssa. (R) (3)•WKRPINCINC1NNATI Jennfl.r's childhood sweet. heart (Hoyt Axton) arrives from West Virginia to make her keep her one-ti me promise to marry ,. (3) 1000 LOU GRANT Art Donovan's anguish over his Critically IN mother Ieds Lou to assign Billie to do a story on death. (R) TODAY *4 THE 'ISISlA- TURS ii ® •NEWS DICK CAVITY Guest: JOnathan Miller. (Part 1 of 2) 1110 (2)5 TONISNI _Guest host: Bill Cosby. GueetL George Hamilton, Leslie Ugga.ns, Dluy (iRsepis, Meg Foster. (I) THE NEWLYWED (lAME S R0010010 FILMS Rock. ford is hired to find a missing Ød but soon learns the reel object of his search Is a stolen SMIQUS vass S POLICE STORY A police rz'geto,'s jealousy Jt*I &00 two of his blow detectives to WEST WAS THE 5 LITTLI MOUSE ON T11-jia. '" ..,_fa ienals'ger charges. "Very ft while NINE EVENING Cash. Driven by greed, two former gunfighter* stags a shootout on price. (2 Hrs.) 9:00 CBS MOVIE "The Deserta)c3)a•SNEWSen" (1971) John Huston, Rich. STUDIO 518 "DIn Bikes" aid Creme. An army officer Motorbikes are ridden through his troop after On obstacle course and on the the brutal murder of his wife by Saddleback Track In Southern Apaches returns to lead a cornWorn". (A) rnando raid against the Indians. $30 (I)d2mclawS I (I)OMNM ABC NEWS VILLAAL11101111112 7:00 (2) TIC TAG DOUGH TYLER MOORE The ® S mother of Mary's date believes that Mary is engaged to her other son. (A) S THREE'S COMPANY Hal. an is suspected of having an affair with Stanley's best friend. (A) 5 MOVIE "Vanished" (Part 1) (C) (1970) Richard Widmark, Skye Aubrey. The Presidents adviser is kidnapped, and a foreign power is amused of the crime. (2 Hrs.) A SALUTE TO SPRING 0 THE CROSS-WITS Horticulturist Roy Kars" hosts JOKER'S WILD a of the Philadelphia Flow. MACNEIL I LEHNER attour Show. PORT 0.30 710 5 TAXI Financial problems (ii LIARS CLUB make it necessary for either (1) MATCH GAME P.M. John or his new wife to drop NEXT STEP BEYOND out of college. (A) "Ondlne's Curse" 10.00 08HA NA NA Guest: Bobby 20/20 CAROL BURNETT AND S TODAY IN THE LEQl8 FRIENDS Guest: Tim Conway. TUNE DICK CAVETT Guest: i'ioo Jonathan Miller. (Part I of 2) ) NEWS 5 DICK CAVETT Guest: Jonathan Miller. (Part 2 o 2) (2)5 CLIFFHANGERS (3)STHE PAPER CHASE 11:30 Kingsfield's assignment to (1)(M TONIGHT Guest host: research 100 legal questions in Bill Cosby. Guests: Dlahann three days creates chaos in the Carroll, Bernie Kopell. library and arouses the dean's (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME wrath. BARNABY JONES Barns. HAPPY DAYS Fonde real- by suspects a top rock singer las the true meaning of friend- of murdering his songwriter. (A) ship when he suffers a tempo- 5 ABC MOVIE "Love For My loss of vision from a head Ransom" (1977) John Davidinlury. (R) son. Richard Lynch. Two priPREVIN AND THE PIT- vats eyes are hired to find the BURGH "Nathaniel Rosen" kidnapped daughter of a mu. Cellist Nathaniel Rosen is the lionaire businessman. (A) featured soloist In the Pittsburgh Symphony's perform. ance of Strauss' "Don (I) BIG VALLEY A man takes refuge on the Barkley ranch Quixot." and is discovered by Audra. 8:30 12:40 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Livsrne learns her new flame, the 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Madl. Wader of the Purple Fiends of gin: The Manhattan Beat" Fear, Is mixing romance with (1972) Richard Widmark, Ronfly Cox A young detective is robbery. (A) assigned to help Madigan 9:00 uncover evidence against two (2) WHEELS Adam's expeni- s II. me hoods. mentalcar project is reactivat100 ed, as is his affair with Barbara; TOMORROW Guests: Erica's mental condition further deteriorates and she 9It5 Authors Michele Wallace and caught shoplifting. (Part 4 of 5) Michael Bradley. NEWS (A) (4) MOVIE "A Gunfight" (C) 110 (197 1) Kirk Douglas, Johnny STHE FBI "Flight Plan" 'The Glacier Fox:' 4 Years To Make. They prey on flild rats, rabbits. and wild birds though they also sat pajia. They mate In February, give birth abotg IS days Inter (average of four piçples) and In Augi, the litters brk away and become Independent. Bt* the rats of wival for thus foxes a year later Is his thut iipercug, and as with other wild wIml1, the flimIbse of this species is dwindling by the year. In Pvtoding fr fg, the glacier fox stubbornly WO man. With their fearless appearance movumugs, they give the Image of a "noble wild "The (MacWv Fox" substantiates this with a pe =qdhieved in fo years of soffis of the m Friday, April 20, I7-9 Nation 's Hottest Books WBADS UP IN BOOKS? These are the hottest books on the shelves of the nation's libraries, according to the American Ubrary Association. Fiction I. OVERLOAD By Arthur Halley (Doubleday, $1096) 2, WAR & REMEMBRANCE by Herman Wouk (Little, Brown, $15.00) 2 CHESAPEAKE by James A. Michener (Random House, $12.96) EVERGREEN by Belva Plain (Delacorte, $995) SECOND GENERATION by Howard Fast (Houghton Mifflin, $9.50) 6, FOOLS DIE by Mario Pio (Ptthsam, $12.50) 7. THE SlXm COMMANDMENT by Lawrence Sanders (Putnam, $1095) Noofiction I. MOMMIE DEAREST by Christina Crawford (Morrow, $9.95) LAUREN BACALL BY MYSELF by Lauren Bacafl (Knopf, $10.95) AMERICAN CAESAR by William Manchester (Little, Brown $15.00) A DISTANT MIRROR by Barbara Tuchman (Knopf, $15.00) JACKIE OH! by Kitty Kelley (Lyle Stuart, $12.00) S. NURSE by Peggy Anderson (St. Martin's, $10.95) 7. IN SEARCH OF HISTORY by Theodore H. White (Harper & Row, $12.00) QUC&tY&"andinavian Fumiture. • 0 BOOKCASE& WALLSYSTEN April— pril21st & 22nd ONLY! Regular $215.00 Regular $259.00 Special 139.00 Special $158.00 Regular $99900 Special $899.00 Regular $95.00 Special $59.00 L Regular $179.00 Spec lei $119.00 ILITTLE NORWAY A true story, Sstrlo Communications' "The Glacier Fox" Is a èematliatlon of life for a family of this esrulMts and sidangerod species of Wild CreatlWm lbs glacier fox struggles for life and freedom in the ustanuod and magfllficsut Mtlng of the Island of Hskkldo overlooking the S.. of Okhotsk. Bluer than the mthtlaid foxes, they are carnivorous and cling to one of nature's most challenging '' 11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. April 24 TUESDAY 4 ALTAMONTE MALL CLEARANCE BUILDING 1p LIVE OAKS CENTER NEW CASSELBERRY7 POST OFFICE 7%r ERSTATE MALL LITT LE NORWAY -. Building 2' Uve Oaks Center' Casselbsrry. 830.1011 LOW LOM •Altamogts Mail , 834.00ll �10—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, April 20, 1979. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, April 20, 1979-11 Report Of Mork' s Death -Premature New Book On.01d West Shows Truth DEAR DICK: Is Mock (Robin Williams) really dead? We heard a rumor that he was killed In an accident. CANDY N. Raymond, Alta., Can. DEAR DICK: Ii it true that Robin Williams, from "Mock and Mindy," had a heart attack or I. It just a rumor? CRAIG 11724RD, Lethbridge, Alta., Can. False. False. Neither accident nor heart attack has stilled the soaring wit of Williams. I just saw him, at the screening of "The Champ," dressed like a ninny (gaudy green pants, fur coat, blue beret) and dead people don't dress like ninnies. DEAR DICK: I heard that Kate Jackson was killed In a car accident last week. Is this true? KAY, Indium, Pa. False again. Don't listen to rumors at school or the supermarket or the laundromat or wherever. If a big star dies in any way, it will be in your newspaper. DEAR DICK: My daughter and I would like to know why Patty Weaver — Trish Clayton on "Days of Our Lives" — Is not being exposed to the United States TV audience as the Number One vocalist in the antis.. She has by far the most beautiful voice we have heard on TV. L LeRkhe, lincoln, Neb. No doubt about It, little Patty is a very gifted singer. We once 'were on a cruise during which she entertained, and Ask Dick Kielner /). she was great. But there are two main reasons why she hasn't struck It big as a singer, yet. First, this Is not an era in which good voices are appreciated — have you ever heard Rod Stewart attamj* to sing? He aoimds like a rusty hinge with a we flange. Second, Patty's work on "Days of Our lives" restricts her time for anything else, such as singing.. But the now has a new manages' and she is currently shopping arosmd for a new recording deal. DEAR DICK: Will you please tell me how old Melissa Gilbert of "Little Hose Os the Prairie" Is? Have a wager on this so please answer. Mis Johnson, Vancouver, B.C., Can. In May, Melissa celebrates her 15th birthday. DEAR DICK: I have beard that Debby Boone once said that her hit song, "You Light Up My Life," is a religious song. True or false ? G.B., Kalamazoo, MICh. It's true she said It more than once. I heard her sing it a year ago at the Religion In Media awards dinner, and she prefaced her performance by explaining that, to her, the "You" In "You light Up My Life" referred to God. I don't think that the songwriter had that interpretation in mind when he wrote It, however. DEAR DICK: I like the television show, "The Incredible Hulk," and would like to know more about It. One thing! would like I. knew Is how they make It appear that David Bar is turulig 1*. the Hulk. Angels Kh-tbaei, Bolivar, Ms. The one thing that Hollywood does best Is special effects, and that's the realm we are talking about here. They put contact lenses in Bill Bixby's (David Banner) eyes, and a little touch of green in his make-up. Then they Pon LuFerrIgno (the Hulk) In the same pose as Bixby is in, and superimpose a shot of Ferrigno over a shot of Bliby, making it look like he's Changing. Hollywood's special effects people are geniuses, and can make .yeu believe whatever they want you to believe. By NORMAN NADEL NEW YORK (NEA) - On one occasion, John K. Hillers turnedblue from the cold; on another he nearly died from a scorpion's bite. Working in Death Valley, Timothy H. O'Sullivan collapsed In the 120-degree heat, Carleton Watkins needed 12 mules to carry his equipment into Yosemite. All this was routine for the men who opened up the American West, not by fighting Indians or shooting buffalo, not by railroading, ranching or farming, but by making photographs. Today their work is beginning to command a respect and attention it has long deserved, not only as history but as a singularly honest and revealing kind of art. Examples can be seen at the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth, Texas, and the Daniel Wolf gallery In New York, among many other places. Last fall the Amon Carter mounted an exhibition, now on national tour, of photographs taken In the West in the second half of the 19th century. The prints had been prepared by William R. Current, from either original or copy negatives. That show Is now more widely available In book form, "Photography And The Old West" is being published by Harry N. Abrams, Inc., in association with the Amon Carter, at $19.95, with 172 photographs selected and printed by Current, and text by his former wife, Karen Current. A National Endowment for the Arts grant helped finance the project. WEDNESDAY Fashions Daily Dlkr*ct om.... F —. lWholesale Prices 50% Off Tickets I -. 0-6 Mon.-Thum . - :. . .I whIch Joanni. is making her renowned lewel thief currently U NEWS professional acting debut. (A) plotting a multi-million dollar THE SHAKESPEARE •sruo su "Cleater" 5 (A) 9:30 (M NBC NEWS (4) S CBS NEWS 5 ARC NEWS VILLA ALEGRE Movie'Hits (1) Liquidation Store 01 Top Fifteen WHATSUPJN FILMS? 11:30 As catastrophe threatened 7.00 9:30 at a mal nuclear plant, a CD TO TAC DOUGH (31) MISS WNALOW A SON (1) V TONIGHT Guest host: fictional treatment of the (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Susan, flfVOUI about her date Bill Cosby. Guests: Susan Mary sadly PPVIS to leave with a VY eligible bachelor, Anton, Sidney Goldsmith, subject was tops at the her friends to start a avoids telling him that she has Peter Sellers, Sorglo Mendes. nation's movie box )ffices. new newsroom job. a baby. (4) no NEWLYWED oksa me are the 15highest. •UmEcRoss-Wne •JJO PN.E$ Rock. 9:00 grossing films from the 0 JO (ER'S W" ford becomes a target of both / LEHRER (2) WHEELS Erlca decides on Federal agents and the mob latest list compiled by the MACNEIL psy psychiatric treatment, but the when he stumbles upon an lileusIneu newspaper, death ofheryOungersønsends gaigun-running operation. 7:30 Variety her looking for another solu- cum (2)9 5 POLICE WOMAN Pepper t • to "Wage goes undercover to break up a FAMILY FM the remnants of his life. (Part 5 crIme ring preying on a ritzy DANCE REV Of 5)(R) urban Community. XS1MS9AUTYsHoW *FMtRIs.k SCAROL suimi io ®YOIICAN'TGOHOME __ 4 Norms Has 12:00 PNDS Guests: Ken Berry, AGAIN Lee Grant, Chris S8rwWm and Hurd Hatfield ( BIG VALLEY Heath is $ (lead Guys Wear Black Cad flelner. • DICK CAVITY Guest: star inthlsa tatlOnoIThom. unjustly jailed lnasttangetown I s—_i fl.., Nest Tow as Wolfe's classic story of a and Is sentenced to the for a JOflathaflMiilSr.(Pai't2o12) 7 ISdSV&dNtu struggling young writer's crImethaths did not commit. $ The s.., u.ai.r 9:00 romantic involvement with a 12:37 me Fryer U,. is Cs. (2)5 REM. PEOPLE WPMostui. oioer married worniseome O MANHI* A police chief (4) THE JIPPERSONS anduring the ro u suspects one of his officers of George, exhausted by his days of the 1920s and 1930.. is ftk efforts to land a major account, S CHARLIE'S ANSIE.$ Kelly robbery and murder. 11 lbs drops Into steep and dreams of fails In lovewIth the stunt.fIylng l20 12 Age" Slerrif1ngMure.(R) grandson of a notorious crime •KOJM( A normally quiet U 11110Wutisra •SS VALLEY A Mexican figure. (R) man seek. revenge on the docVaquero rents land from the =MOVE "Vanished" (Part tor he holds responsible for his 14 iiss. c wait Barlilsys for a temporary pa.. 2) (C) (1970)RIchevd Wldrna', mothei'$dsath.(R) %To lis .••••.• The I0-6Saturday 900 S. DIXIl .1 7.2 Next to Post TIflIS L oUfl i. and Track Rd. PLAYS Henry VIII" Johntheft. (A) Stride, Timothy W.,t, Ronald Pickup, Peter Vaughn, Julian Glover, Claire Bloom and'bara Kellerman are featured In 5 TODAY 54 THE LEGISLATURE Shakespeare's last play. sysid"M (M who Moran Thomas travelled briefly in Major John Wesley Powell's party with photographer John K. Hillers) turned the artist's eye toward photography, but even they viewed it primarily as a tool to be used later in painting, Nevertheless, they and others composed their scenes and arranged their subjects with a good feeling for form. The pictures are commanding, 0r provocative, in a number of ways. A modern photographer cannot Imagine the trouble these pioneers went to. The process of making a picture began with cleaning, then coating with collodion it large glass plate; Jackson's and Watkins' were 18 by 22 inches. Then the plate was sensitized, slipped into the massive camera, exposed for up to 10 minutes, developed in a dark tent, rinsed, fixed, rinsed again, dried over a flame and varnished. Making the print came later. Wind, rain dryness, dust and almost every other natural circumstance worked against getting a good image on the plate. SU!flhIp&SlffitCO,,,pAfl, - ABBA: Conquering America Next By ROB PATTERSON more albums and singles statistics are four never been truly hindered by Sweden Is so small that here, but that isn't so ImNow that they've than even the Beatles. That straightforward, unfettered their' aversion to live per- people are maybe bored with portant that we would make conquered the rest of the makes ABBA (the name Is human beings, whose formances. Even their shot seeing us, so they leave us a special effort to do it. world, I really can't on. an acronym of Anna, Bjorn, anonymity here has created at International stardom was alone." It makes their life off deratand why ABBA hasn't Benny and Anni-Frid) the a bit of mystery. Their songs a media event "There are Just two places the first the road almost boringly expanded its empire to largest selling group In the are irresistible (due in part Eiwoviskm song contest —normal— a fact they ap- left we'd really like to play," America. history of recorded music, to an admitted reverence for which ABBA won with preciate. he concludes, "and that is ABBA'a luscious brand of And In the process Sweden's the Beatles), but one won- "Waterloo" before 600 RIsS1* and China. Not for POP music Is deceptively most profitable Industry, den If it Is great art or great million viewers. Gearing Into action to the challenge... but for the simple and catchy In the best bringing in revenues so great technique. When they do tow. ABBA finally conquer the States, experience. Because really, sense. Bjorn, Benny, Anna that often their foreign in. "Of course Americans crtt a Beatluirnanla, as ABBA has already achieved we are just doing It because and Frida are four come Is paid In raw goods to musi wonder about us," says their aoon4o-be.released more than almost any other we love music." wholesome, honestly ap- be used by the many ABBA- Benny Anderuon, the documentary, "ABBA— The POP 51OU But If that love of music pealing people. And they've owned Industries, group's tWnker. "You know Movie," aptly shows. But "There really lan't much keeps conquering countries mastered the American art In America they can sell a ... 'Are thoy really any luckily In their home more for us to do to top the way it has, ABBA may of capitalist economics in a million albums without ever good?' and such things." ourselves," country, Bjorn says, "ft admits Benny. have to Mart thinking about war that wouldprobably a concert here. A this seams we're so famous and "We'd like to to really big the moon as a future venue. playing "When we tour here make the president of ITT healthy number, but by summer," chimes In the take notice, Skye Aubrey. The Presidents Consider the facts. With ABBA standards elsewhere, lovely, blonde Frida, "we'll April__ 25 adviser Is kidnapped, and a should easily be just do what we've always songs like "Waterloo"the five to 10 times greater. power Is accused of the done and hope that ________________________________________ "SOS," "Take A Chance , crime. (2 Hrs Me" and "Dancing Queen," Thankfully the people Americana will like it." EVENING lure for his cattle. c.) 000 i the Swedish quartet has sold behind those monstrous The group's S13CCos has SEIIGHT 0 ENOUGH Tom is • VEGAS Dan learns his new assigned to review the play In flame (Kim Basinger) Is a Don't expect to find the outlandish folklore of "Western movies, books, short stories and television In "Photography And The Old West," Whether it is George Edward Anderson posing Mormon families, Alexander Forbes shooting cowhands, Will Soule making portraits of Indians or William Henry Jackson Picturing the Yellowstone country, the emphasis is on a straight-forward truth. At the time, nobody felt the need to fictionalize or roznanticze the West; it was romantic enough and the adventure that the explorers, settlers and photographers were having surpassed fiction. Most didn't even think of it - - - MATINEE 1 ALL SEATS I EVE ADULTS eso STUDENT I.73 In contrast to their movie counterparts, the cowboys In Forbes' pictures wore casually This George Edward Anderson portrait of Mormon settlers Is among the pictures gathered In 'Photography And The Old West' fitting clothes...' Anton for an hour of comedy, music and dance. (4) BARNABY JONES Barnaby, temporarily blinded by a bullet wound, tries to save himself and a key witness from two killers on their trail. (A) SCARED STRAIGHT Peter Falk hosts this documentary from Rahway State Prison In New Jersey dealing with a program that scares the crime out of juvenile delinquents, as an adventure; It was a job to be done, a risky but potentially rewarding new way of life. toy stars as the slain owner of a EVENING Writing about Forbes' high-fashion store whose murpictures of cowboys, Mrs. der must be solved by the current notes: "In contrast panel. 600 to their later movie coun 5NOVA "A Desert Place" A (2) (1)00 U NEWS 5 STUDIO SEE "Bubble study of how life has adapted terparts, the cowboys In Gum" (A) to the harsh conditions of Forbes' pictures wore Arizona's Sonoran Desert. (A) casually 6:30 fitting clothes of all 5:30 (2)U NBC NEWS 0 DOCTORS' PRIVATE sorts and descriptions. While 0 ANGIE Angie Falco, a wait- LIVES A young attorney uses some wear boots, many (4)0 CBS NEWS ress from the wrong side of the her romance with a medical O ABC NEWS tracks, falls in love with a blue- student to gain malpractice others have on ordinary VILLA ALEGRE blood pediatrician. (A) evidence against two heart shoes. A few tote guns, but the majority do not. They are U HIGHCLIFFE MANOR A surgeons. (2) TIC TAC DOUGH plot by the evil enemies of HalTODAY IN THE LEGISLA- rarely seen as tall and lean (4) MARY TYLER MOORE en Blacks Is short-circuited by TURE in the saddle, but rather as Mazy finds herself becoming Glenville (Stephen Ian Rev. motley assortment of men of romantically involved with a 11:00 McHattie). married man. all ages and descriptions... CD GD NEWS 9:00 OU THE CROSS-WITS 0 LOCAL FOLLOW-UP This was the reality, and It JOKER'S WILD ) () a u INC V Qui nc y "Scared Straight" can be seen in those harMACNEIL / LEHRER attempts to determine whether 1130 dened, stoic faces that look REPORT the charred remains of a body (1) U TONIGHT Guest host: straightforwardly into the found in a bombed van are Rich Little. THURSDAY April 26 o those of a hit man's intended victim. (A) (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES FIVE- 0 0 HAWAII 0 MATCH GAME PM. McGarrett's investigation of O $100,000 NAME THAT three murders caused by postTUNE suggestions loads him U CAROL BURNETT AND hypnotic to an unusual research instiFRIENDS Guests: Joan Rivers, tute. (11) Vincent Price, BARNEY MILLER A vandal to DICK CAVETT Guest: 0 who tears up the station house Carol Burnett. (Part I of 2) leaves a note that he's out to 8:00 get Barney. (R) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 5 WORLD "Cuba: Sport And SPECIAL "Siberia: The End- Revolution" Cuba's phenomeless Horizon" The people of nal national sports program is Siberia are using today's tech- modeled after those of the f101ogy to Control their inhospit- U.S.S.R. and East Germany. able environment, (R) (4)0 TIME EXPRESS (Prom9:30 laze) A charming but unusual CARTER COUNTRY Chief 0 Couple (Vincent Price, Coral Roy begins to worry about his Browne) play host on a myste- job when several of his cotrlous train that transports its leagues lose their jobs to Passengers into the past. younger men. S MOM a MINDY Mork tries 10:00 to Protect Mindy and himself from the town bully without (2) U PRESENTiNG SUSAN using any violence. A ANTON (Premiere) Martin Mull LIARS CLUB U wNODuNw d."à Bld'1td'j6M' tthI' Siissh THE NEWLYWED GAME photographer's lens." Family portraits, such as 0 NEWS 0 STARSKY & HUTCH A Solomon D. Butcher's of the mountain vacation turns into a Custer County, Neb., setnightmare when the detectives tIers, and George Edward discover a demonic Cult with plans to sacrifice a local girl. Anderson's of the Mormons, are fascinating. For one, 12:00 Butcher placed his tripod (A) 810 VALLEY Victoria wit- and heavy view camera nossos a murder and rocognrz- well back, to include es the young killer as the son of Ilfestock and farm equipa judge in Stockton. mnent in the background, 0 MOVIE "A New Kind Of Love" (C) (1963) Paul Newman, with the couple and four Joanne Woodward. A buyer for children in the foreground, a department store and a and it pump organ smack in newspaperman fall in love alter the middle of the family. meeting on a plane. (2 Hrs.) According to a note But12:37 cher made at the time (1888), 0 MANNIX Mannix tries to "We did not want to show the find out who is trying to kill a deceased detective's Secretary old sod house to friends back East, but the young lady and and why. (A) mother wanted to prove they 1:00 (2) U TOMORROW Guest: owned an organ." A few, such as Eadweard Los Angeles radio disc jockey 'the"páM' Oaseyevl' "Müybridge FIRST LOVE '"'" " ,rI [I ' ....-.,. - �SUNDAY EDITION list Year. No. 210—Sunday, April 22,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 For Seminole County SMH Conversion Wiens,,,Or Died It? ,N'J 5 114 0= 1 E& TI The local legislation which would permit tatives Friday. the conversion of Seminole Memorial Even though the bills are identical, Miss Ho*tal to a private, non.proflt facility, Glbb said, either the Senate bill or the House pawed both houses of the Florida I aal-1-ture bill will have to pass the other house. She said this week. the chances are the Senate bill will get to the But the legislation hasn't really passed both House floor before the House bill gets to the houses. Senate floor because of differences in That may sound conf using, but the procedures and committees In the two Seminole County Legislative delegation Houses. understands the situation perfectly. Miss GIbb said it is likely the Senate bill will "It's all a matter of procedure," said be passed by the House In about two weeks tharlctte GIbb, legW.tIve aide of State Rep. and tbaee days later be sent to Gov. Bob Bobby Hattaway, Jtem,g Sçr 'Graham for his signature. According to Miss Glbb, it happened this Since the governor doesn't usually sign way: local legislation, she said, the bill will The legislation requed by the Seminole probably become law without his signature 15 Memorial Hospital board of directors with the days after It is sent to the governor's office. approval of the Seminole county commiesion The hfta legislation, she said, should was sponsored as a Senate bill by State Sans. become law In late-May. John Vogt, DCocoa, and Clarke Maxwell Jr., Because the certified Senate bill was not R.Melborne, and it passed the Senate available to be acted upon by the House on Thursday. Friday, the day designated In that body for On Friday, the Identical legislation, local legislation, she said, Hattaway sub.. Rumored by Rep.. Hattaway and mitted the legislation for action there as a Bobby Brantley, RLcngwood, as a separate House bill. House bill passed the House of R.pr.sn— DONNA E8TF state Beautiful Quilted TRESS and FOUNDATIONS TALLAHASSEE, Via. (UPI) — Friday was "consent calender day" In the Florida House — the day lawmakers can pass the local and noncontroversial bills that Thurs., Fri. 95 ; ZY FULL SIZE $ don't- thean- much-bui, win them voles bath borne. Consent day I. when things IN relsaid on the floor aid to the gallery. The lobbyists are oft doing other things and Speaker Hyatt &own turns the gavel over to Speaker Pro Temper. Richard Nodes. Sergesnt-st-Anng Wayne Weatmark hands out & Sat. ONLY Apr11 19, 20121 Now Uplal .. kI. 95 \ 95 I. Claud Sun. Name Brand FREIGHT- SALES f.atvring: Issutt, Iroyhill, Shipr, NOW VON CAN SAVE ON NAME MAID VUITVU KING SIZE. 95g. Sheldon, DTainpa, who was out of the chinber. A review of wW House --- aunbars did Frlkyaliows they: —4kmed An highway patrol 1-frviapd . the Ralph Davis Highway Patrol Station. The bill (NB 221) honors retired Department of Highway Safety Director Ralph Davis. —Struck from the books the schedule of paternity payments and Instead voted to let judges deter. mine reasonable child support In paternity cases. (CHB IlL) —Designated a bridge on State Road 714 !annlng . French said the county issue, French said cities are money . commission delegation also already receiving funds from would be used to beef up and . discussed with the local those same sources. mlsslonexpectstorecelveword correct deficiencies in legislators a house bill, The areas of the health from Tallahassee in abo ut two programs and create additional currently under consideration, depa rtment where the money weeks on whether its plea for services at the health departi which would call for joint votes would be used, French said, $750,000 in state funding over a ment. of city and unincorporated area would be In accordnace with three-year period to beef up "We wanted to know whether ip) residents on annexations by guidelines set jointly by fiRS programs and to add 15 new the state through the Depart cities and the proposal to in. and the health department, as staff members to the Seminole ment of Health and dude federal and state revenue foUows: County Health Department has Rehabilitative Services (fiRS) sharing funds and gasoline tax —Child care — "This area Is been approved, will be just mandating money within the scope of the the cause of the major County Commission Chair- programs or will be par. .. -. double taxation issue, discrepancy between fiRS man Bob French, Corn- tldpatlng in the funding for The county opposes both bills, proposed standards and current missioner Sandra Glenn, those programs," French said, French said, adding local performance. The six divisions County Administ rator Roger noting fiRS has identified areas A legislators are sympa thetic to under this program would Nelswender and Jeff Etch- which need additional health the county's position. Th e reasonably, within the threeBOB FRENCH berger, director of the county's care. annexation bill would provide year time frame, be brought waiting for word office of Management, He said local legislators said Inequalities In that city voters into state standards. Analysis and Evaluation they will attempt to gain the John Vogt and Clarke Maxwell could "outvote" the dwellers In Seminole County, according to (OMAE) were In Tallahassee additional f unding after Jr., all of the Seminole County the unincorporated areas, statistics gathered by the state two days this week seeking meetings were held with State Legislative delegation and Rep. French said. for the county commission, has assistance with the f unding Reps. Bobby Hattaway and Dick Bachelor of Orange Of the Inclusion of the other the highest infant death rate In from the four-member local Bobby Brantley and State Sen.. County. tax funds in the double taxation See DECISION, Page 11* French said the new . -. ; ' . . . Palm City as Palm City Bridge. . —Voted to allow the county commissioners of Coier Coy to eat up a Department of Animal (mlrol to hire officers and law *Jos toaUpst owners. (HO SN). —Railed the reimbiw.emeid to the Boards of Supervisors In Palm Beach County from $100 per year to $300. (RB 1153). The list goes on and on, and while most lawmakers agree these bills don't mean when stacked up agalat workmen's coin. penadlon, they are often the ones that — as Rules Chairman Ralph Haben said — the people at home _____ -- remember at election time. 17-92 21 A e- eSe t.- w.- .S.t*..e. M Uriel - ft Pon MASON aii a , dst.*uai.,s That was Tuesday tI*heIdi{lIU wib to •i' - 4' - 'ç-•y ..*:. . Last American Cowboy' ... datlnns preventive, developmental and aiwlthxnent. Students who need help would be placid In the Preventive component, aver. students In the develonentaI area and . fad learners In the enrichment category. "For the pad year, I have been looking for IndePendent Trucker - BYGEOFFREYPOUNIJ8 HmW Staff Writer - ___ Is still on Th.Sofa acs1.aI.lI two - I Horses' For America's Last 1Vftvuk,%ys' wages of company or Teamster "The public has such a gas is In t he mid 70s but lonly they travel through, some of Union drivers and get the Idea screwy image of truckers — get $1.25 now for the same box which expire each ala months. For the pad 14 years Mike truckers are well paid. Not like we're a bunch of maniacs of oranges," he said. They also must fill out tax Youngblood, , of Geneva has always true, he said. or thugs or worse," he said. "I Another hazard to the In- forms for the federal governbeen able to escape the "Your in trucker is think movies like "Smokey and dependent trucker Is the strike ment W ai1IflI**IVO5TIin, nt every three months. pressures of a the modern day totally different breed from the Bandit' have given us a bad by teamsters. When there is a Compounding "I have come to the conclusion that what W the difficulty world by taking to the open road your teamster," he salt "Your image. need Ii to like can, Of the children in strike, Youngblood says union are the conflicting state laws, in his long-haul truck. derg On the road, Youngblood said militants have been known to he said. For example, Florida " Now, however, Youngblood the trucker catches the brunt Of threaten the Independent permits trucks on its highways "Maybe then, we can save these kids and believes things are beginning to they won't destroy their self-Image." the public's hostility. He said truckers still on the road. He to carry up to 00,000 pounds of dose In around him and he is motorists become impatient said he once had his windshield freight. But the limits, in other Thal'i not th. only bill Sanbiols being caught up like Bra Fox 'We 'r e when he drives the 55 mph limit broken during a strike. He also states is cII1I endid different. M"ululppl's on a tar baby of contemporary and often offer obscene said some of his fellow In- limit Is only 73,000 pounds. Guns Grooms, .acatjv. director of the problems. gestures when they pass him. If dependents have had concrete "You can go crazy figuring S"th1, Education Association (SEA), says me constant acre- In the he keep. up with the flow Of blocks ckopped on their moving be favors a bill l would g.fflng If a sick outs route without giving up priceoffuel, endle.sruleafrwi rOfficata66mphpace, he said trucks by persona of have hank los fuiltim, school employees. part of your load," he salt bureaucrats and law an. he gets the same gestures from highway underpasses. Participation by .rheol employs., would be "You're forcernent officials, hassles an easy mark for a l, p.. ,10 , a,. veketary badi. %aj violation from all or a traffic ticket, too, "Can't win," he says. oil dealers or the teamsters "UIhiyba4acatadrophe,thsycedMdraw beca e us th ey know you'll be non. ftlstheprlceofgaa,t ngh, maki ho ng times hard for the deys oat of the sick lust. bank to cover IbM a sagging that Youngblood said has independent trucker It's the thine, Gisem' mg, theMes to deatroy the become the graded problem In bureaucrats," sa ys Yo un court " comes up so chances sld.i' Wmdlm us the dais of bilk can be g- are you'll pay the fine." his job. dheasn blood. ebtuid by 1Mi,g the tcll4res IpmiWr: KO t cowboy — difficulty in obtaining gas, "We' got to spend hours a The har1ps have taken KT'IW -IM the Independent, long-haul despite shortages, but price day trying to keep up with all some of the romance out of the hikes of 10 cents a gallon every the rules and the paperwork. open road, but not enough so Whet we fradrations and unio n six marsha are hard to beer We even have to fill out a log that the Yoimgbloods would many are getting getting paid by the When his truck Is only getting every day telling how many consider Said to be problems of survival for hour even if they're 4tlng on five, miles to the gallon. Every hours a day we sleep," he said.Yosmgblood: "It Isn't all thng UP— and his X"V-dd the sids of the road with a time the prim of gas goesupa mother's home 700 Pods ad F"* In addition hhe and It's CraCkeduptob,, but we, wits, Data. me . . brsekdown. claims I. be Iritals's penny, Yousgbioods' business wife have to obtain em. per. never thought very long lad week about their living hauling goods fatted w Ms "BatVvegottobemovthg$o PlYsanedrsl3centa per hour mite from many of the dates quitting," aurebucasathsc'lbs 1$asslIymsigsd$s acatheeountrybith,1r1p73 make to operate. And he says he _________________________ lataratlonal Treader truck. loss hesebdovu." Cannotm.keupthe difference wulgh.dslpiI by m d 16 411 01 11 weeks. And although wits we far from r Its aid services becaus. brokers go . . e. the7joytheli1s,theyvd they gd by,battI*r pay, ijlt usv&hyM the hauling fe. and toway are hitt1ngprattydif .. ai was Calculated, wouldbsfar thsybavsnotb.enasactlyeas AUMTh.QaC .......... 'UIgaintMy.i.IA'l dIW's dieter, bulIV the $14 _per he_ some the oil c"paieu In their fee 1seI.11 hsts a. eat WI." __ HiupiLl ...................IA "1 "utter aivers now m. ovwptiag pedMe to 'Them an IN c.". .................... Obihuiries ................ UA -bu4's er the Uuskij," owe a dsulM-idde "'Ieee years agoju was in ___ .. - The couple — turn, v— . ........... us zu.qa'oq, wars emeuimeesarlraim.,a cads a gallon aid when I _a1. l .................. a 51110110 iift*heU.Idse" humeYt—tt- uI.ysms the ±1orsngasfremFIoel5o Edie,W ................4,5* tIls,W .................7$ He aid p.01)1. leek at the oupWs kedgut. New York I get $1 per box. Now Proposed legislation that would con. central. on finding and correcting the heraft problem Of chi J in from kindergarten through the third geade Is "as of the ho" going," says Roger Harris, assistant of CS. Hants y Seminole omclalswsr,pousdFrldsyoithslropinjo'io( the various bills pending before the legislature. The duly childhood idellLOfl bill Ii ready for floor debate. fl would -tshla the ThrIds Primary Educ#'o" Proparu to allocate IN pjfl or the next these years to pay for knpl,n,it the bon dale's $7 es—Ike "This is the thing that his be. moot in. tareding to us," Harris says, "We us ails awueOfth in vbcutW. wag to calob thus kids while they're low# • nsleCoeMy.dweIbswd member PM Tiles suss with Hails f suppilti the bilL The bill would t1 three S.ldIs Soft Ouly. is legislative delegation. theSt. LiacleRiver between Stuart and the area of DTampa, voted several times for Rep. George DyIHAHON CAUASCO Pc.. •e By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The Seminole Co unty Corn- Have Local Interest Audi& Pc. w—I kth Bob Graham's tax relief bill. Rep. Elvin Martinez, 1' Educational Bills' N W V..jan.kssslt, tTh.rty and &9:6N to ~0just a few* paychecks and lawmakers banter back and faith. This Friday was no exception. Rep. Barry Kutun, DMlanii Beach, was moving about — no doubt lobbying for Gov. SIZE OPEN: Health $ Decis ion Due Consent Day.le . lt Only Means Votes ER BEFORE PRICEI THIS LOW*' 3 DAYS ONLYI Evening Herald—( USPS 48.280)—Price 25 Cents @A her ___ __ Today - c—'. - _____________________ - - ..—w.j V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 20, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 20, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 20, 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/5b54e3ff51c0a7d6ff578eef04c144e6.pdf 18f8ea0cbbc1bed16e413cb170a9aeb4 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDIii(jN A 0 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 25 Cents" 77 Year, No. 168—Sunday, March 4, 1979 The Kids: 'Where Can We Go? Teen-Age Hangout A Problem For Longwood Officials Oza-Of.Busineu Number BY DENNIS FEOLA going to get In trouble," Manning said. "I want them to day inside HersidSiaff Writer Longwood Village Inn, which Is next door to the UtU Dixie or go back home." The owner of the Longwood Village Inn, who Identified himself Market. "This is our place to hang out and have fun," Robed Moore of The Issue of the youths hinging out at the little Dixie Market only as Christy, said the youths are hurting his business. Ingwood said. Manning said the hotel owner has complained customers are has bean raised at several Longwood City "They're bums.my They shouldn Q Council meetings, 't allow them to do that," Christy afraid of leaving their crs with large groups of youngsters said. "They broke fence in 10 places. But, fun for Moore and his contemporaries Is a problem for Among the thm4$ rejected inggedlcne for dealing with the hanging around nearby. owner Thehas Longwood city officials. also complalnid the problem which has been discussed are: a I PML curfew for those teenagers sit on and break the wooden fence which sUlTOuflds his Each evening dozens of teenage gather at the Little Dixie under 18; surprise ralde to catch the youths with drugs or alcohol "Go see the pile of garbage they leave behind. I'm sick and tired property. Market at Church Street and state road 427 In Longwood. Known and bringing some of the youths home In police cars as en alert of cleaning It everyday," Christy said. "He shouldn't have opened throughout the country by teenagers looking for somewhere to and warning to their parentst Manning said "off-hand" he does not recall any incidents of that establishment over there," he said of the Little Dixie Market. vandalism directly attributable to the youths At the Little spend an evening, the Little Dixie Market Is one of the few places' Alter all the But, Luther Bruce, owner of the Little Dixie Market, views the edons were tentatively rejected, the city In Seminole County where youths under 18 can play pinball and council liatructed Manning to check with area cities to see how Market. But citywide, Manning said, petty crimes are on the youngsters differently. He left his convenience store unattended Increase. f0CbSll and shoot POOL they bode .IntiIi problems. "We've had one heck of an Increase in larcenies an4 van for about 10 minutes while being interviewed In the parking lot The problem, according to Longwood Police Chief Greg Maiming said behind the store. He said he wasn't afraid of the youths "dealing this week he Is working on some solutions but he dillim," Manning said. "There's more kids in this area Manning, is not the ywmgsters Inside the thin you my merchandise." combination coo- declined to be apedflc, can shake a stick at. venlence store and fun center, but the large nwnber apilling od . "I know all these kids," Bruce said. "These are nice kids. Manning said a solution is necessary because of the Increasing "They're eventually going to wind up trouble." MannIng Into tte adjoining perking 101. "Most people look at these kids like they don't have parents. "When you have that many people mingling around, they're Most of complaints from local parents and area businomnen, said of the patrons of the Little Dixie Market, "We Should try to "When veal In his protest of the 'Ituatlon Is the owner of the act before something happens." -. See HANGOUT, Page 2A ,.• -'. 23 granted the 191h day of January, 1979. Brezhnev Issues New Warning -- Chi R eptd Ready To Pull Ou t Of - Vietnam - By United Press Isteruatlomi Embassy In Peking denied the China, Its troopa In virtual reports today that Lang Son had _____ control of the strategic provin- fallen. He said Vietnam would ciii cpi'M of Lang Son, has continue to counterattack the decided to halt Its advance and Chinese troops. withdraw, a Japanese report Vietnam Friday rejected a from Peking said today. Chinese of truce talks. and _______demanded _____ offer ____ TheKyodoNns8ervicegaij Peking withdraw Its we ainnoruies ac1o.ed troops from Vietnam "corn____ the decision to pull out of pletely, Immediately and unVietnam, but the date for the conditionally." cmaaitroopwitj, Soviet President Leonid ' 1 Chinese Vice Premier Ku Mu retributions," said In a television interview Friday the war was going The latest warning was "smoothly" and that Chinese Issued Friday night just two troops could be withdrawn hours after President Leonid according to plan. Brezhnev delivered a surpriaThe Chinese have insisted Ingly restrained speech In war PLWI ILIML which he repeated Moscow's provides for a Chinese with- earlier warnings to Peking and .drawal once its other objectives said be hoped to meet President - have been thet. But they have cut " the --- Mu" to __ be scrupulous In their retusal .i -.. SALT J, __ _ _ VVI a _ ___ Tokyo said today us Friday, added_his voice to that N1IREZIPEV'- - being ready to negotiate a address Ifl five martha, con11 wL'iI&- l nwd WId abort 01 - ...tovgbena tal-i .- Chines, withdrawal, On jflyg or 01 InsP'dday_mern. plsatg 'i'il*ary actbonif the - - Friday, the Vietnamese 4.inii Vietnam but, Ilk, previous and V'.thnness force. Chinese did not withdraw. lery. -- Soviet warn Forelgo Ministry sent a not, to ings,stopped gait abandoned the city, turning it Japanese news reports from It claimed all three thrusts Peking rejecting Its call for O f pledging military action into a "ghost town." They said Peking said the Chinese leader- were thrown back after the truce negotiations and the Chinese withdraw. it was not Immediately known If ship actually appeared to have Chinese suffered 4,000 dead or demanding China "stop forever unless The later warning, contained the (tines, would advance been encouraged by Brezhnev's wounded In the attinpt to - Its aggression and completely, in a Soviet government datefurther to seiz, the city, speech which, despite Its harsh advance through the--jilily ment distributed by the official Kyodo quoted 0mm.e aim- denunciation of China's "um- approaches to Lang Son 90, news agency Tan, also fell tberltlesas saying the ceaseflre pudent, piratic attack" on miles train Hanoi. 'Im pudent, short of a military ultimatum and pullout decision was made Lang Son, which guards a key -I although Its tone was noticeably by the Chinese Communist piravic river crossing, has beçQme the harsher than Brezhnev's reParty Central Military Corn'dangerous major focus of the invøslon marks. Mission. launched by China to "pUni" attack' statement The government ___ the Vietnamese for their Inaccused China of preparing to belt of all milita ry be a vaslon of Cambodia. Immediately and unextend Its invasion into Laos operations 0mm.,. forces But little fighting was report- conditionally withdraw its and warned: deployed Inside Vietnam and a Vietnam, did no more than .d over the rest of the northern troops." "The Chinese troops must be withdrawal of all persormel to. reiterate past Soviet denunct& Vietnam battlefield as the Brezhnev making his first immediately withdrawn Outside Chime territory. tions of the Chinese Invasion, ponderous' Chinese advance foreign policy speech In five the boundaries of Vietnam, Japanese dispatches from In its latest report on the to a baiL:' months, warned the Chinese military demonstrations on the Washington, meanwhile, fighting, Vietnam's official Elsewhere In northern Invasion had posed the "gray, borders of Laos and preparequoted government and Radio Hanoi said today Vial nam, the flgMInjapperedVial. IO"est threat to peace in the tlons for invading that country Deilu.. Department officlals namen troops had repulsed a have slackened off coiI4era- world." must be ended. The Chinese as saying 0dM,, troops had Urse-proug attack on Lang Son bly, with qibae forces hol4ing The Soviet Union has Issued aggressors must know that the cs$ured Lang Son, about 10 by "aimed two Chinese mini. positions s1i 25 miles Inside another Warning to Peking to more crimes they perpetrate, miles north 01 HamoL try corps" — about 50,000 men the border in some places and get out of Vietnam, declaring Kyodo said, however, a - In three days of fierce controlling two remo1 jv1n- •;(he longer Qmina remains there See CHINA, Page 2* smk,-ni for the Vietnam's, fIgulIm w4$ tanks and 11jj. c•p• - - "the harsher will be the- cons.qu•ncu Seminole Community College basketball coach Joe Sterling consoles player Jimmy Rogers Friday night In DeLand after the freshman from -Orlando suffered a broken bone In his lower left leg Sterling lost more than a player as Seminole was ousted from the state tournament by Brevard, 8441. For photo and story details, see Page 8A. Brevard was also a spoiler in baseball Friday, heating 8CC by 81. Page IA. DOWN AND OUT ". FormerSanfordi*te Sought In Slaying Of Wife And Man i Ditties's *tf, the former according to Police Capt. C. T. yea, has two cididess, Laura, Chorim 'Abrams of ESS'd, 5 I, aid JA 3. Both DtUII ad Warrants have been Issued Is and a Georgia r,14.d, Diads about 3:41 a.m. Friday whim his wit, are graduates of Lawrencevllk, Ga., for former Moon, were the vktkne. w ' DiflNn - who w aps 161eI0 Iii Ict*ol -In ills 3amford resident Rod Deifross In cordiag to C. H. C. King, . ad 1108, recttvs1y. connection with a double Gwtaas$t County chiof of Deities's mother, Norme, homicide in fl• 2708 Hldgewood Ave., Sanford, -• was , use r Saturday she wu - I LI 8MITs Tb. Herald n . A. \-4 - -. . . . . . * — W I- - -. " . hs was pfInivsyWWI" As am of bw UL Ditfrea,,is aiu..ir to be trui' — r4 with ieutarusunIcsseiGesrgia. The dds w's liar, frsmiswth —ondIb, Mrs Jai10a.11arduim (s Mob t. dad Ma,* 64 wnsinusvii, adMeste 4, 'h1sedq.1Wdtykpartd 00016 MOMW 4W geiar'tnow .. . .4 I r 2IL "lls was too pod to be true, rwgvvw - .. .. .. . ,. 't. 2'•, .. 'k 3j t .. .. .. • P lot. , 4$ 4. k a .- - - - --.---. =--_.-1 .,.....'.'.'....4& . '" —-- .:'. :. . ..... it.. lisp. wan •••••••••••••••••-' HILISS - . . . . . J"S. • - - unbesrabIe.BntthM'ntbep1Ighttbesecat1fin AbeIhesa.lvesIlaIththma, the is employees atSesIsçi1'd Coast Line Railroad, are belilgtraasfened udth shop closet Ka wait,though, And gave birth to seven 00 M Closing. Page ' - �—Evening Herald, Sanferd, Fl. Sunday, March 4, im pe-. I '.4 WORLD L IN BRIEF Coins, Pearls Taken From Sanford'i'te NATION IN BRIEF 48 Insured As 2 Buses, Semi-Trailer, Truck Collide Italy's Demos Will Run Regime Without Communists By LEONARD KRANSDORF OAKRIDGE, Ore. (UP!) Forty-eight people were injured, none critically, Friday afternoon in a collision involving two Canadian tour buses, a semi-truck-trailer rig and a pickup truck on an icy Cascade Mountain highway, Two 72-year-old women passengers from one of the tour buses were admitted to St. Charles Memorial Hospital in Bend, where both were reported in fair condition today. — ' 7 S'\ . Iranian Lawman Executed ' ' TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) A firing squad today executed a police official accused of killing two schoolboys and a villager in the — I '. , - southern town of Rafsanjan, Iran's revolutionary radio reported. A mob hacked three policemen to death in southern Iran. The broadcast said Warrant Officer All Hosselni Ranjbar was executed after a revolutionary court convicted him in full proceedings, emphasizing that he was not killed after a summary trial. WIZZY AND Magician Winy (Hal Barber) found his pouch the center of attraction Friday at Hopper Elementary. First, (left photo), he shows a pupil volunteer a chicken that only a few moments, earlier was an egg. And then (right), he watches as Andre Green adds magic stardust to the pouch for another trick sleight of hand. A tricky time was had by all. HIS POUCH Catholic Poles Give Thanks WARSAW, Poland (UP!) Millions of jubillant Catholics flocked to churches today for prayers of Thanksgiving at the news Pope John Paul II will visit Poland in June to become the first pontiff to visit a communist nation. In a joint communique broadcast on state radio and television Friday evening, the Polish government and the church announced the 58-year-old pontiff would tour four Polish cities during a nine-day visit June 2-10. — Amin: Troops Counterattack NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) — Ugandan President Idi Amin, threatened on two war fronts by advancIng Tamanlsn Ugandan rebels, has told his loyalists It Is time to counterattaàk. "It Is now time for Uganda to hit the enemy very hard," Amin told a rally of several thousand police and prison officials Friday, according to a Radio Kampala broadcast monitored In Nairobi. A Ceasefire In Yemen War — a __ (Ci-,,d Free. Peg. IA) en r.brsice to earlier Soviet the harsher will be the charges that U.S. policy Canadians Evacuated From Homes EDMONTON, Canada (UP!) About 20,000 residents of suburban MIII Wood Saturday waited permiedon to return to their homes following — I I LrIsIs I a mysterious gas aipboolnn to their homes, mad of them there we refineries nearby, was s*sr1jig from varying They said the blaot blew up Friday that injured a 22-year- equipped with gas-fed ap Ryll said. dip.., of hire over 11 to 40 the trick's gasoline task and old truck driver. S. Ed Ryll pilences, but that "the Wad said police did not know when readings taken by gas the residents could come beck monitoring devicn show the danger level Is decreasing." Heaatdno one biewaths dths gas, first thol4ld to OrIVn R be propane Ps. Gull 011 officIals were k,oldng for Shi in MI The po&e spokesman aid the gas entered the main sewer Uriss in the suburb ad WM escaping by popping mth40 oovsraendoi*theendao( ths lim leading to the Nth adio Operator Speaks ,.. es,,, SeskMchswiiRIv.r. p.rcu* of his bo and wM "in We "P' ad off several ft" fir. In the open fields nearby. police ipiCUldid theMW" npIvn HUNT which said flame. III fad into 1 thsalr — waasdoftbyhest Ph 1)9 6980 — The Injured men was taken from the truck M1ng by en vwi of Albesta open field where the gu i coneg he ___ to the .e.. :. _ :. Mimi. Amatear Radio Society it 7:11 p.m. at the Seminole Cemmaity Cellege TeloCsmmuIcatls.s Bailing at the San. ford Airport. The baihiag Is located.. CwIu Avome. Walters hips. to be,. with WE the operator with whim he ( Tfad ...Hangout 0e,nèwIe Fr... Page IA) ars v'dalked'Ibis is a second home for these kids; why would they wreck / thur horn.?" Bruce aid. ".', 1* _ (ai7aMd. 'Ibis lithe only place latiree towne where you can play pool or FocabsiL St•fl• oeiongs w iuvaiin uearna, u. WHEELBARROW GONE and Friday from an unlocked garage at 201 Dogwood Drive in Sanford. The wheelbarrow worth $30 belonged to Bernie . There were no apparent signs of forced entry but Arlene Davison is still missing $130 in cash from her apartment at Seminole Gardens Apartments in Sanford. The money was WITH GUEST VOCALIS Central __ Mtrk on Wedern millie. IM $ieiofdid*011WAINOMS Middthsyedheinthape*lotaid(hsy were Lper their de*mae1th.m.jerhoiniss0 hbd aims. , The k of maN "We're** 111041M With . &Abs dlw1.i ag hifuiu of ew bblewrilsIt ma youth said. "At lied Gis keupu as ii the dseda." 7W sevid ii the c of"...MvIi with WK to amnd: "mo mew treaty, wonk@o "The aitusties pressingly lhealls.d, will probably be ud.y.estingw *the.mlliMdMd MiLM JSYN.$IMS immediate ending of the e.ldedW—lathea. ASM$UION$ Prsmck 1 agreesiss, yet the Mers, I hips." Willie. ruiw Okb Flesww& APV ye. $eer gmarimed. ofthdis.ma 'M--_Pgethè selftm Norris SuW L. Mimi pe.ciuI at t with g d relent Las Deesis PocodI.y, A.me.te A— asw kwdsournme Go world, àm. - 'ill L* P. Toylei es. Dennis PecMdeey, Aftamiate ism" i. Peu^ cNrv cederin with I— in' at. Md to the alaess Cñorole HOSPITAL NOTES __ 0 __ ___ -—p. MGM Mymiad MOO. Do" " Si *10 ?. asIwl LOW ". Lanwat Deft" Rem Seminole High Scho'd Auditorium WllHem 5. N~# D.Sarv I .0.11w. Ewa Sir.. Jim. _________S. ales. 0.11w. 7130 PM RkWd KNOW,SWAM LOW T. CWFA Ube NOW Sesis MIIa* ADULTS 2130 PM. i'sopm '5, $2.00 ... mr.0 rwsiL Iada $100 fi conkxamlner Robert J. Stein said he dent the bones belonged to' in: of the 77 bodies alrendy fOund burled beneath or around Gacy's home in suburban Norwood .JTbP. $1650, ale.e V. i, N.J.____ Sam "Ut & bw 01. 1010. * ., . —• — —— -_. . - . . _ • * . -. - - .. - —. - - — . ._ —--------------- *. • Posthumous ly - * - IØ •' ,•••'- , 4 1 ) .,, ' Vp . •• '- • .•r,-. ' ;.. t _____ W u Bring us your film for processing and we will give you 50c off on all orders of 2.50 or more. The JCPenney Picture Promise. We must deliver on time. We'll return your film on the date promised, or we'll give you a free roll of JCPenney Film, You must love your prints. If, for any reason at all, your're not satisfied with your prints, we'll reprint them until you are. Or we'll refund your money, whichever you prefer Sale price effective through March 7. ** . 4 1979JCPpflnpC) in -• mdCPenney SANFORD PLAZA £ WINTER PARK MALL Exclusively for persons 62 and over PO Burger was a plant employee and volunteered to drive the NOW ,, Oro GOV IN SANFORD 323.2454 • .• ..........- - • ' ;',• t • - •.., I , S ....... r'1 • I CHOOSE YOUR LIFE-CARE RETIREMENT APARTMENT New construction at John Knox VIllaq' i.stnrV wing is to include games and rift roonis. lounge areas and a central dining room. The Med-Center, a 1-story wing will have priority and is slated for completion first in the building project. Reservations are now being accepted. Life-Care apartments at John Knox Village ot Central Florida begin as low as S12.950.(M). Call the Information Center (or more details at 19041 775-3840 or mail the coiipoii below. begin on 204 apartments, an activities and amt'nifk's wing, and a 60-bed Med.Cvnter. This will be in addition to the cottage clusters SINGLE now existing. The Individual apartments will comprise DENTU'~r S FROM 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 dentists licensed by the State of Florida, is 3•stories, with a variety of styles and sizes. Each unit will have it fully equipped kitchen and many special safety and convenience features. The John Knox Vdkw. of Central Florida 24A Azalea Drive • Orange City. Florida 32163 1 9041 775-3840 Open daily 9.5. Sund.ws 1.5 - --------------------on on on on on on - on 0 Please send me more information about Life-Care retirement living at John Knox Village of Central Florida. the most experienced, largest denture clinic in Florida. Name Ths Address -- - _- City puyuu CLINICS I. — t uozpiuu. of Central Florida Is soon to ' Wed., - -- - Send • - -- Zip Phone to: John KiViI1air, 24A - • — was cHIiDiin ah. reportedly took the theft in stride and even laughed about it. Surprised in- CHICAGO (UP!) vestigators found a gun and new bones either finger or toe joints at the home of John Wayne Gacy, suspected killer of 32 wmmg men aMboys. Cook County Medical ..,-.- 111mba a 'fl.•, — AM I. rin1, LaW My New óacaa Jr. J1400 ON 1 N. (Sand Jens so" SadisM Nliutu t NEW YORK (UPI)—A federal grand jury has filed Its first Indictment In the $5.8 million Kennedy Airport robbery against the alleged "inside man," a Lufthansa cargo agent. The defendant, Louis Werner, 47, is one of three men arrested In connection with the precision raid last Dec. 11 in which six masked gunmen grabbed $5 million In cash and some $850,000 in jwelry, gold and pearls. None of the loot has been recovered. — .raid phits by Torn NetssI — Shirley Ann Pereira, 32, of 1190 Houndtable Drive, Cassetberry, was on hel way home from Sanford Thursday night when she discovered she literally had no wheels. While at a meeting of the Seminole County Chapter of the American Cancer Society at Chase and Co., 202 South Oak Ave., Sanford, someone took the tires and wheels from her 1977 Grand Prix. Mrs. Pereira Hero' Honored NEW LOCATION... HWY. 17.fl £ Lb. Mary Blvd. PIP AUTO INSURANCE lmi.iimum ,q,,wod by LAW) Call Sanford • • TODAY Gun, Bones Found In Chicago MARCH 5 MARCH 4 MARCH 4 - dynamite, were found at a manufacturing plant by a safety inspector. a 4L- 0 'Inside Man' Indicted Florida. ___ RING STOLEN An engagement ring valued at $225 was stolen from the home of Steve Nielson between Wednesday and Thursday. The ring was stolen from the bedroom, at 800 U.S. 17.92 in Fern Park. THEFT FROM CAR Jackets and a checkbook worth $20 were stolen Thursday morning from an unlocked car parked at Johns Apartments in Fern Park and owned by John Green, 22. GRAND OPENINGII BURBANK, Calif. (UPI) — The son of California Sen. Alan Cranston pleaded innocent Friday to charges he tried to murder his former girlfriend by holding her down and setting her bed afire. Robin Cranston, 31, remained free on $5,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing March 29 on charges of assault with Intent to commit murder, assault with force likely to create great bodily Injury, arson and burglary. •,e4 taken iii isday from a dresser drawer in the bedroom, police said. Five canisters of the acid, which officials said had the explosive power of 400 sticks of Morris, APARTMENT THEFT "(hi Friday and Saturday nights this and the Seminole Pun , * Police Beat — Burger was to be cited for successfully transporting a load of crystalized perchioric acid to a deserted area near the Everglades. A wheelbarrow was stolen sometime between Thursday Cranston's Son Charged we the only place. to go," do said. lWyodlisdalmeddistalldthee- * Courts . '-'-•- -.-NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Striking policemen setup pickets at city fire stations today as their walkout entered Its third week, but firemen Ignored them and worked past the midnight Friday expiration of their contract. Police refused to vote on the city's "final" contract offer Friday night, but agreed to return to the Teamsters' hail tonight and discuss changes in the proposal that were telephoned to union leaders by a federal mediator. "We came from everywhere jiid to come hen," Gina Bsr m liv- keeps," he iii e * Fires andonematchboxcontaining64 dais plan to give the citation City Council voted Burger a total capsules. Bond on each posthwnously because Burger, special citation that read in 20, was killed Friday in a traffic part: "me citizens of Planyouth was set at 554) ts ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY accident. tion do recognize the most Leonard Laster, 19, of Burger was in his sister's 1973 courageous action of Michael Orlando, was arrested by Jaguar along with 20yearold Burger ... and express the most Altamonte Springs police for Debra Jean Mossman when the sincere gratitude for his heroic burglary and possession of driver lost control of the car action." burglary tools. and smashed into a tree in Mayor Frank Veltri said City Laster was observed taking Martin County. Council will present the meswheelcovers from a vehicle and Both occupants were thrown sage of thanks to Burger's was arrested shortly after the ,, p;q tpp vçhtcle. P911Cc do It know If Burger or Mm SLA'ItaoABDoou4s A green skateboard in the Moasman was driving at the chiveway .t 3418 Holly Ave., in time of the accident. Miss Sanford was stolen Friday Mosarnan Is in the Intensive () afternoon. The skateboard careunit at Martin Memorial More evacuees returned today to their homes along the slowly receding Ohio River after nearly a week of flooding along its shorelines. River experts noted, however, rain was forecast this weekend In parts of the Ohio Valley and warned that heavy rainfall would slow the river's return to below flood level and could even cause it to rise again slightly. :iasueoflt,"boadd. "Wetry not to abuse ft and none ofthi., ____ -- 1 r. Two Sanford youths are in volatile substance to the field PLANTATION, Fla. (UPI) Seminole County jail today TWO weeks ago Michael Burger where It was detonated by charged with possession of a bravely drove a truck carrying authorities. controlled substance. William Stokley, 20, River- highly unstable explosives for "There wasn't anyone else at view Ave., and Daniel Lee, 23, disposal in a safe place and was the plant who could drive the due to be cited of 206 Hayes Drive were by city officials truck," Burger said a!arrested by sheriff's deputies for his courageous action. terwarcis. "1 guess it was up to after a search of their car Today, Plantation city offi- me." turned up three plastic buggies By United Press International They all have parents and the parents come In here to see their kids. They know where their kid. are," Bruce said. Concerning the hotel's wooden fence, Bruce noted that We located on hi. (Bruce's) property. "Bid I dolt wed to make an But tbsydUdsdIUngaihibMapMNSVCL "We sit on saw own can, they perk over there," ma yudh said. 8101111f 4 W1110 81114 thd the stabled "Zielisrollod a new Soviet. 1w pali Amiilc trIm e. Ow Hwila, sad we doll v thom aay ''i" c,i,d a pe.ticUleriy cestred ARRESTS MADE River Residents Returning Proudly Presents said. "Whet do they wad as to de, walk the studs?" *Aft diii to ad I MdiriaggrMdss spinet Vietasm Md the wLaed of all in Striking Cops Picket Firemen j The youtlis said thsy hang out in the 1 1ug let bee..., the aia... I 4 ' BOSTON (UP!) — Elections officials from four New England states are calling for a regional presidential primary to be held after the New Hampshire election that traditionally marks the start of the nation's presidential balloting. Massachusetts Secretary of State Michael J. Connolly Friday joined officials from Connecticut, Vermont and Maine In backing the primary idea. serious, trA Adia Late Friday, Check Walters of 011Mde, ham radio eperater whe hopS in e—'-uUlcaUs with a radio eper.tsr ii Iran tig the recast crete, will be the guest speaker Msadsy at a meeting of the Lake ___ ___ worth 1101100 And belonvina to Timothy Bybee, 18, was stolen from his frcnt yard at 408 Highland St. In Rolluiig Hills sometime between Friday night and Saturday morning; reports indicate. New England Region Primary? Which eder to towards Chin hid acewagid youths end, U, which eoniprlsei the bUlk of people who hang out Western obeenirs, awpeiesd ft to invade Vistame. at IliaUlti, Disk MarW, ban been closet Spedilcally cited by &sn generally to_ :strained speech, said they emilijagM towardsthe IVI plenthida opined gets closed duwe," one of the ysidha th.* the I govern tod lists. sod be .qrsd ___ TURPIN, Okla. (UPI) — A twin-engine aircraft crashed and burned minutes after takeoff late Friday, killing all six persons aboard, Federal Aviation Administration officials reported. Authorities indicated there were some children aboard, but identities of the victims were not available. Investigators said all six were from Liberal, Kan. — Following Gas Explosion rdrthidiesi." med Maim* may hive bern worth of jewelry from a home at 2301 Grandview Ave., in Sanford, police said. The burglars, according to reports, removed the screen from the open window and then ransacked the bedroom eventually taking a gold watch and bracelet worth $200 and belonging to Zella Miller, 74, JEEP STOLEN A locked 1977 pickup truck WASHINGTON (UP!) National Park Service officials estimated Washington's Mall would be closed for up to two months for repairs of about $975,000 damage caused by farmers and their tractors. The latest estimate, made by maintenance crews who surveyed the Mall Thursday and Friday, was lower than a $1.1 million estimate made three days after American Agriculture Movement farmers were barricaded on the Mall Feb. 5. : The heth the parking lot siId they gather at the L4ttieDixie Madcdbecamethsrelsnoplacoi.stogo ,,,China coin collection, antique pearls and earrings worth $485. The thieves entered through the southeast window of the home at 807 E. 14th St and stole the items belonging to Robert Milligan III, 30. JEWELRY STOLEN An open rear left window was the apparent point of entry for burglars Friday who stole $200 Mall Damage $975,000 cesmealcalod Is Irma, who has mince returned to the UUlhed Statm. The meeting is open to the public. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) North and South Yemen ended more than a week of border clashes today by Implementing a cease-fire mediated by Syria, Iraq and Jordan, Arab news agencies reported. South Yemeni President Abdel Fattab Ismail "appealed to the armed forces at 1 am. this morning to abide by the cease-fire agreement," which took effect at$a.m. 1a.m. EST today, the Iraqi News agency said In dispatch from the South Yemini capital of Aden. A burglary at a Sanford home Friday resulted in the theft of a 11 Killed In Plan. Crash Sunday, March 4, 179-3A Action Reports Herald Staff Writer — ROME, Italy (UP!) Italy's dominant Ch ristian Democrats said today they will try to limp through their latest government crisis by running the country without the Communists that kept their last two Cabinets In power. Ii Popolo, the Christian Democratic Party's official newspaper, outlined the party's new stand today after two successive premier designates failed to solve a 31-day-old government crisis sparked by Communist demands for Cabinet seats. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - State' - Aqt' - - - ICentral Fkwida Azalea Drive • Orange City. Florida 32763 MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY! OCF.063 �Evening (USeS Herald Getting even... lama strong advocate of the aatural law of polarity and balance.. and If we wait 1ongenoh, a given situation is justifiably dissolved just by sitting on It. Ever have the urge to coas out a Now metorid 4$I2$01 0 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Around Area Code 305.32211 or 8319993 Sunday, March 4, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. - Cader's Plan lo 't Working The Clock It AA • M f hit the my as I vii With analogies to all vou nice bid driven out there ( and the ones who aren't nice), those big IU truck driver am me the born anin. I slowed d —buthecàulda't pan dustooncoenlng trucks are the bellies ci the boulevards—and It's traffic. I slowed dawn to 20 moh deliberately. or NUKf UWTtt. y • " U S& t oil '.. • •.:' :. ithin other MUMS. - -• pow øm.nflnu a.hIp a lai,, rv,rtlnn r • ....,t#Iha . 'l" • .fa b , - asked for U.S. approval of a transition from ___ electoral sleight of hand that will produce the Integration of that country's voting rolls with no concurrent integration of power. The white population of Rhodesia a diminishing breed, much like Africa's elephants held a racially exclusive referendum in January. Terms were set for lotting the Africa= nations what has the Carter adminkration - ____ democracy, because the shrinking minority, only 4 percent of the population, will control 28 percent of the to-be.elacted seats In ___ Parliament and appointed cabinet pods and will ___ ___ be UiT*Idiid control of the Judiciary, military conditions to the awarding of contracts only if those conditions further the government's "procurement interests." It is for Mr. Carter's lawyers to argue that those interests are being served even when his guideline to an effort to em1 events within thf strategically located Mau nation. Pressuring Somou to negntlate his own removal from office — as the Carter administration t e p d — is more than neighborliness. Whether or not April to endorse a governmed in which the Africans have votes and the Europeans hegemony. This arrangement will presumably be called minority-majority rule, or turvy-topsy has in fact Invoked compulsory- controls when he does not have the authority under federal law to do So. The law permits the government to attach a t Plebe yens, whichever is longed. rejected in favor of a higher bid. We would have to believe that the government Is tu MtI uw ptce 1ca&'ffie NEW YORK (UPI) — ___ m • reerdting is & husband. She changed back to Democrat purpose of doing so is to control inflation and thus save money In the long That will be a hard case to make. But the AFLCIO suit will deal only with a legal issue. The more important economic issue is whether Mr. Carter's guidelines are likely to have a • ______ ____ oots to Floyd when he initially ran attenpt to k': was Wyear veteran mayor Lawrence '•. .' .- ___ Rbodemlm~'s Avg 35 elections c s agreement that the elections what.vsr the be ome - __ A key condition for removing UL neIL against the breakaway British _____ ___ ___ ___ we can 94 yomptairs as appivolleme who have 0011*911 be ."On the other tion. Sim we pow to,..[! potedlal to compet. with onaJnusrthg CO1I'f' accounting t.aeor can handle a class of 40 and believe in democratic goals, we think of thu :., grad uat.s for many of the kinds of Jobs we there is no expeudve .qulpm-d. shlpngprocwaspcijUye and .,Iniia+ hay,," Wimal Mid. "We take than yOwleml "80 In than days of tight budgets f"MVn5 For that matter, the zealots of Mr. C&t.r'a', to War ____ ___ the mod "Noun at the man" colL pt be at beart. TYtSdCaI tralith1 is two-way street, Weasel lint's another TSNQII, be iild, Why CO'IWMIU I__lf., Leaders s events and if the United Stats Will said. "Us company expects the trade schools to l ' wed the ,oc#a1 high schools and Is to be ruder In world affairs It cannot avoid:. ' P1* ft It 11d he the So does a slvah. portion ci the Senate, which nMiuY colleges In their cities 10 idiedi shaping evudi. If ft Is not to be a leader, !thOOls by pa the MmwIng flow th Yozirs with the narticiter skins they fiNd pied the present conditional remut nii,a aia. 41I afra ha laa.I" can dinah the 'a4llsr in the C only as a led-ditch compromise to reoviag should bead sy.ry effort to be cooparailve and The Soviet Union? Qdna on day? Cedainly: PUll." uncuons tuu it halpM to the schools. the (ignese Cmw hay, b. doy of "Seat of yoir ptV' tra1thg If It the Carter adminIstratIon rallfls the He said ft is not true, as .aamdlmus charged, at milaipulathag nods In the United SIMIS over In mod factory work, Weed salt Young t ,o.Wik.aI frahth in high McGovern proposal , or it &yakfl schools prepares recently. They have the White Hoes, and the i .mbd1y urges his pi on an increi&y eager workers ned have .cqir.d curtain bask kiIls for jobs t alrus an obs'4i,cent Stat. Department singing their song when It In school; 'Irlgenomotry ii wulal In our tool jj Seosts, ft will be a clear lr-' 'lbl tf lift ully is up to dots, all rWt," oamss to ongrealonalafforts to undo some 4 StMesheano red commitment 10 majority ruIe and di,Islom,for,ina,,'ha sea basIit'lb.ns just isn't enocifteof the damage W. Carter's men . PUtST Ideal has hon CV1IJEtin( Its sP lick CCmosey." In AfricaIIft's colored black. TaiWUl. despite the bigiWn white prifinces the April As the author of a new budget carrying a deficit of nearly $30 billion, the president's credibility as an inflation-fighter Is not very high. . .' _______ _____ _____ . w Pleas e Write :.. Letters to the editor are welcomed for publkatlos. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address sad, If possible, a telephone number so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of wrIters who desot want their names In orist. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to elIMiRste libel hr to confirm to space requirements. Is Brooklyn Native Lost In Russ ia? __ ___ ' ; - - .. -— w owi he saver ventured Aithisp. bassy 15 Mum without result. Wit eat elena. MgA'ry pApg biggest" related to as by Akobam Kalkiddl a brim vrdinaSheafreINdde mr&rikir, laws Hoof Proceesere Coup., inJ' I'shiok easy officer who apt mere lit 1$ Ma way In the 0V" He W iNS IS oi.,L.oi Pt,, ys ci ge" 1 failed to IPI4gS the e1ig desperately to ksep a cosgiuLoua .1 lit he was, in fad, aydon Nd sew lives wby yows in the soviet Snide. Wit Elbm reached 1$, the Redu adovnaLM from dir1 thst r In Ia'suL He IdeotitledElkowItseson ci.ru AmerksM,Ndba was gi,s rd* in reid he vu jsd to the drod. In snag c,ImJ by ci bmoeut hrelge p'—r who were bold om, a dosejing ldiag aw- bern the wit was sees ass fa011SviN SIIUMISI hr the compiSy. :; cUve by the Redon without trial Nd without kromHo helMs, they agred if EStiwita cede4 lb. dec i1iia in q..a min n fl' trace. tea m lode RIdA he wwA paga Ift 5flUl fflS ç.aitj worm The tiller-Md hey was giVes Ijb WIñ AnFaHII 4 toldthedouytoeersi4att8mn I. its gmceodry char a tobos i ya firmer i'p'rysa, Nd wore ob-t Nd_'11101111 Yom Chouits vu a pawn .owlSced in a pho the_- ni1c si7 MIVIoe 'UII e it by the Hon. 'ui1 $u15es" Os the s played between the thSC1NPI.1 with IIII.InMk obe. FaNdwlhe ci ttN'5 llh'tfl is ' 85' .i EwiIn UuitsdIMssdths$evldUiesipows .IbatIL ci MaM(o15VIrIan1bJHIerVt,SSIInapeS4 Thep NMG me,eeac:,hIinbeth. Msomw'a few sysagegees escorted by IS the deal. He sivsd IS aend buey gg ode, World War U. l ledase de{imaWl from be --A- pic as port of a. £euadby.kihewover,bitbytreabmy. AinSaNer*y gdetoprs!IntMaNitS priding dvii nit, MI II? lawyers wed thi" by Snide, who MN WW he vu I hint 1*. litawiIldypodowdasasigetitMwesg go Un by chathi.g. ho repeeted IS * bUsn (ar. geg rule t1 IS the Ihu. :wu edirailig sitosIsI I.' £ deyn liar the tar " S W en trpeêq citges who heed IJ1 opNd.hI dIS' I where he vu lbs rjs Comm Is unlenotesj.$je :c:' Elbm in i shtii sift in SW ci htIiti IMII.1 My hr U..—itI odeut Nk'flss report says lb. Iscimosts ": I L1L er Ambut h i' in do 'usur. Kakiki Iem omI ap.. La '$ WhN he douse '1'1t. Ajjj Nd repsM.d; mji isonagars a edX, iM r - ff ii he Mop sesg vitw ci INS eden's dvii Nd a'-ii 1 MbeMdtopeIShInMap1 twahvfrliiHIswittheiy he V" hSdMh1MI aL.Se,. ft sIdes vu rmuI vle. , - - • - S ' it 1 i —• 434P*S3,D, - '' lacks dfr.cflon, atiwgJ, pttn Np Is l,s_" S . '- - - - - intends. A shopping district is community. It is Then may still be those who remember ad mough for one business to put an a raw Income. A family of four in Sanford the days when Sanford provided the face while these either aide are content to to Tom Wilson III, Sanford Housing traveled from Orlando to obtain. Today the On the other hand, one can easily on the Authority director, and author of the reverse is often the case. reluctance cia upart owner to pow Sanford's decline as a commercial bob money funding plan. That Is almost $3,000 per lade a bilinue If the overall - community uvvr gr.uumuy uixia u's uooin or ins cmiss year e um i"es in noixo nsmmnoie it not going to follow County. mld4. However, the situation can MIII be sod. changed. It can become an attractive In short, SW in. Theboyto success, If downtown Sanded finer to the south end of the county. commercial district. lab cibi growing, Is a united eSert by It Is not enough for each More owner to downtown Intends. However, this was ed always so. Growing Older - . - -- - ___ - __ - - -- - - ' .- -fl- -- -- - :- - ---s - - -. •5 4 -- *.•, .- - - - - -. - Bill __ soon. Modof the$lI3lUIoiiw,nawgd goes ni back Ida the economy. So will the $820 Hleii seniors receive and spend ball a ceitey from now. In October, Cespon ped a rp JL&rj5.ftgfl of the Cider Aonn1 Ad. Bit that measure it yet to be so mps by en ap,a,r'M1iw b hr ___ kcul 1178, which b it 1. (An appropriation mod be wved before __ ___ ____ _____ ca " . Propositions, we may suffer untold M@bbd of the ____ The ys Assume bm seat itens to the wire made in em '• ' Q ss Dovelopmei* Corporation and Wilson's program ar, the opportunities the city has needed. Howa,r, both are doomed to failure wtthomd comumimilty support and psrtic1pet1onhymoat,Unafl, downtown svuMos about $7A per year, according commercial ventures and services people deteriorate. ____ ___ _____ - tian rbil1tat1on of "g business or the start of new business downtown. Os, ofthe reasons Sanford Is eligible for __ ___ ____ — The program would rely on funding from the federal government for the Is the dollar dawn In value? Blame the aged. Is the nation being ruined by InBlame the aged. There goes the ocouiouiy dralgid to hell In a haywagon! W seniors are becoming the chief tarsta of conservative sccnonalds. Unless vs or1ss to . the faIt.s"le' in their ___ ___ I - central business ___ ___ I D. The yotsig Amanices's harrowing dory was - tow joint oInnhned. The effort of th e Greater Sanford Max ____ WABIUNGTON—Nearly 20 years ago,_a AaathIdci7be was br.t10 the $avld Demded the aU.Imp4 'ne'4)andhe and the yomu , with IMAM Brooklyn-born, 1$-year-old Amerlom Unies by his puriots in as to , Ma rs Snide, yo Elkoelts r.ssl&1wd a virtual American wire separated. He never saw named Isaac Elkowita left the onituani ci the aged edhar. ibm the N invaded Reade, :einthe owits spin. given .sy. He American enbesny in Moscow Nd disappeared the fly w t to raters to the %lsd bed Nd beard Au Has, the If he 15Mm alive, Isaac Elko$a would beOct. without a trace. We now ha,. Brdbmd 11M.e. 1k " Nd father died eufj in the s,. evidmes of FJkoWhz' fats steWed W Ma iso- wl Ndrii Isaac was evaNdsd In a r _ --' ai. .— ----, -— — WII W UUTIu, FN - poldbllltyofreceivthga federal grant that would pour $4milllon into the comnmunity's _ ____ _________ ___ . effort to resurrect downtown mint be a We seniors are being blamed for '' - Is The Key That shot in the arm comes from the __ ________ -. Effort ftck ____ '4( --ew pumping adrenalin Into downtown San- JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD OtI?I by NSA ted 'i" National Council on Aging. miie a i* (or iacan& comment an as 5$: "In As ar04 oi have ivan coined a new phrase AmWicsam Act '1bry1ng of the bind." sense, the graying ci America is a peat programs uw operntlsg under a 1ths New York limes of lad Dec. TI, victory for society. Than who predict the lining niselatla at Set 117$ f possibility ci an Iidar-gsosrotlonal 1at1e Stoves V. Roberts ,qlaJned the phrase: levels. Without Immediate .ddItINal g e 800.1 up a pi, ever a , may be f,th1 one." ep,,e,.Iaepa. iea may cut to 10 pewing puredags of the federal budget. mat's u Matemt. lb. birthrates iaatiM bean all pried Cider Aiorlairs 1W ye $112 hiUio, or 24 parcimt of the during the 1* two decades have gone *d pWama scM sinus, on. L, Will 50 to the elderly, and in 60 down. A limited nanbrof Yaw pupls blltll isgel services, w years the oi4lay will be $180 blUlO'I, will be doing all the work ci the cotry. born ±1veJI4 jei Nd pered ci the total, acoordini to federal But that need net he a MI r ple, the Rev. Simess 0. As, a'r" prospect. Working hours me and probably pr u d, New York Qip's ( ci That's a neat trick. What It falls to will beradac.d.Workersw Jo mete Sealer (urs uSer 'lbs I ot. , ot—tr istit pIU&tIOSI cts may have leisure. 'iure wili enutinue to be ansad hr in pfl ft ON down by ta 1 o1 ay and allthsproductsthenotimpredocss—Nd 1t 11dM senises ci jg advance.. S Vt increase in dlld hr isle..- 'Nd i'iUMndM Nd sw ml "peitirs for tho elderly," contlni*s fliStid pri : inaned filet op that they Isitts "rest the knplk After all, we seniors spend sourly all the preprit hr Oiler AmorI Ad ore -.rnehew imperiling the '#I'i mossy we receive. W't the d.,c we vded *Nd pt -t" ok weifars." ci the 118k coned by a g1, traI? ft vi tak MI * ci the IMinL We . uNd the ospriado" "sat op a Unsmployed pups had as menay IS hey citinin IS fte flJ" bemoutciwk.Aud in_wI mo d ___ They ___ ___ ---'--- n - - -'-- _ . - - _____ Perkins vacated. In the runoff election a week later, Peggy Childreu, also 28, and a political Independent, defeated another Floyd choice, Dan Dorfinan for the city cernmission seat vacated by Sandra Glenn, who was elected to the county commission. The 1978 election resWts in Altamonte co upled with the 1977 city election when Constantine and Mrs. Childress stopped the move. Another Interesting party change to observe, along wlth Flo yd"s was the switch from Repubilcan to Democrat by Buschman. Mrs %' s, up for re-election this y, Is a el Dem at and recently lolned the Seminole County Democratic executive inittee If Floyd plans to seek the county cam- '. -, . Dolores Vickers defeated then-incumbent mission seat and has to resign as mayor to At the IW5 mayoral election Floyd was for a now charter study commission. Commissioner Glen Buschman, still a run, it will be important for the Floyd partisan politics. nsvilrmgforas running ern nd term. By thlgttm. the In the pod few days, the charter ad- close friend of Floyd'ameant Floyd lost his people to defeat Mrs. Vickers this And both had gained the ounity of many new charter called for a mayor's tam in vimy November. A Victory by a Floyd person board which has been reviewing majority on the city commission. leading Republicans. at least give them a running chance to office to be Urea rather than two years. that docwnsnt, voted 11-2 In favor of Floyd, being a Republican back then, ____ e city appoint a Floyd replacement to the Floyd's loss of a maj or ity on th Floyd's opponent for the mayor's office ricomivnendjng a city manager form of gained him the support of many party commission was most effectively shown mayor's office. Floyd was followers and leaders. And as history vidori By the same token, It will be just as some weeks ago when a move by Floyd's While Floyd and his ripportera records he defe&ted Swoffw& important to the Floyd people to re-elect As the W8 election nowed, were concentrating their major efforts on dose ally, Commissioner Jacobii, to rain Before the next mayoral election came qualified to seek re-election toPerkins Jacobs, a constant supporter of • Floyd's salary to $30,000 over a two year the city the mayors race, Lee around, the city had adopted a new charter Commission ad may thought he would be stutins, considered a political in- period, was defeated. Mrs. Vickers. Floyd's In the November election. . _____ I ____ Missouri Belie were intensely involved in such federd funding is its low median iidicNN and pay their tuition for further "tint many schools opt for the CO1SS that ti*th lidornatlonal trade, can probably be assumed to to Hayakaws prefors lifting sanctions yesterday, e6cation. which is where the inflation problem originates. t dependent, was defeating the candidate Floyd preferred for the commission seat .... __ - _ at - vJ....1.. .1e.. w iP9%%%V. I7WT$q 31-7 WI LU. L&U1 i.siicu a MVF%Vv%M k.. Wil 5k. Perkins was appointed to a vacency on the sacrificial Immb by many, lost that election city cnmnIIon and was elected to a full to Floyd. But one of Perkins lad actions .1 The name 9 re-elected )andily. Just before the cazi- didate qualifications period expired Perkins withdrew as a commission candidat. and qualified to oppose his old friend, floyd. The major Issue Injected Into the c4rnpsIgn by Perkins was the need for a new charter a new form of government in Altamoide Springs. Perkins suggested a es Uni ___ monetary policies of the federal government, in Munic"'ip,"aI dI _ __ _ - • - __ aimed limitles, power much more power than Sword had ever had In office. Among Floyd's supporters at the time had been businessman George Perkins. Perkins served on the charter revision commiIon that rec'nn'ended a new charter designating a drWg mayor type goveroment and which was uImat,ly giving Floyd 1 _ salutary effect on the inflation rate, whether he ties them to government procurement policies or not. Chances are they won't because they attempt to treat the symptoms of inflation rather than its ca uses. Whether wage and price restraints areInandatory or voluntary, they cannot contain forces in the marketplace which sooner or later must assert themselves. Mr. Carter's power to control inflation lies mainly with his influence over the fiscal and ni Being Republican was the most ad__ for public office. His opponent at that time expartlicenses of equipment to much countries as Argentina? They'll just buy ft somewhere else. CGRU1 15011 RA fall. ___ be foremen and managers. / 'Ales," Wsmzd said, "there are small If we can control events elsewher, why do M p ___mad IflMilty colleges, business opportunities requIring 11W. or no we "recognise the reality" of Peking while at tbs. server two to "monitor own "pod of The "election. We are confident that they will be able By the urns token, Wensel, a poop president kind of training our program gives can point a Peking rols cont Taiwan as If ft were simply jiat to FepOmi to you that the elections were iocated In Brooklyn of Parker RNmlfIn Corp., boy or girl In that direction." aher province free..." of (na? By recognizing the eald some yosmgders could be mIlng cit on _____ ____ out of the legality ___ of Peking's claim to Taiwan have we not shortage of applica nts corning Senator George McGovern, D-&D., new education and good Jo _ _ skills _ needed by set In motion the forces that will one day control bs because they dOn't know high schools with the basic dare are employers who will take them on U companies mach as Parker Ideal chairman of the Africa subcommittee of the two events In that matter? appredices and pay their tuition In the better Brooklyn plants employ making hoseits Senate Foreign Relations Committee, clamp e can Imagine Mr. Carter, If he is still In has trade schools and colleges. suggested a non-legislative observer team be AM directional t0rubg __ wenesi's division, Parker Ideal Corp., makes seat by some deeznphaala in the lad —_ sum few years In sciomIe-political squeeze play on Taiwan by. led indead 01 Ile congressional automotive parts and it has difficulty Uft an a*Comm in by Senator S.I. Hayakawa, R-CalIf. young workers ft needs with basic skills and ws*oi .aiut latloit Is responsibl, for that. control events within other nations." - some shop experience In school The composition of the observer force Is less 'op coureas are expensive. The kitractor Down through history nation eapsclally "We have food tW by cooperAft with the COR handle 001y nine Or 10 PW4#An in a CUM large, pawffful Was — have important than its existence. The Pm1or Of trie d to lisp. any official American deliga'4or' to senetlon vocational school, and colleges In New YOSt Qty and the ilr1Fn,I4 and raw materials are events In their own Interest. The United States &dsMa'i Interim inveramod has Invited 1Wif1tMu "7w vme'ss - Democrat to Republican, some time prior election time. kloyd's wife, Merilyn, changed her party to GOP about the same time as her meat trying so hard to do so? Ifit is wanted effort to try to control events, -. Ck election nIght, November, 1978, Norman Floyd, elated from his win ofa third term mayor of Altamonte Springs earlier that day, announced to all who cared to liatni that he would be a candidate in ION for the seat on the county commission, held by Dick Williams. Some see his recent change of political affiliation from Republican to Democrat as a first step In that campaign. 10 " pudics training program for several years and &If$*morna a,the trainees have may ed up to ) Pa te Central America? -. ii, as ue president says, we cannot control" - '' ' events within other nations, why are the people Hlfl RIIJdS office of Del- Success w Politics & mayor's office In Altamonte Springs 10 time, was synonymous with the alternatives., A Castro-ite Marxist date In' P Parties Who Floyd was preparing to bid for the one likes Somnoza one, should etamine the BUSINESS WORLD and public-service jobs for two Parliaments or 10 licy would demand that the low bid on a contract -. __ doing In Nicaragua? Certainty cutting off vir. tually all trade and aid and voting agai Nicaragua's ability to draw from International Monetary Fund i1 up In my book - decide The iahoffrwused at varlous Umesbhelp him' stay In power or to hint he should leave? __ And, If we cannot control events within other minority to black majority rule in Rhodesia, an ITJLV- MC411Y 5 JUWyCF5 Will allgUC LHOL Mr. Uarter : States cannot control events.:, w " presided of the , United Slates said that the other day at Georgia _ Mani Tech. Newapaper accounts of his apeech whithe there wuaqueetIon4nd.snswer session with the audience afterward. Probsbl not, Incethat datament alone is enough to leave an audience apeechleu. So, while tho.sfolks who were there are catching their breath, I'll offer a few questions: U, as Mr. Carter says, we cannot control events within other nations, why were ix- -. first familiarize themselves w&th the program before making nments which may not be Juntifled. inrporated Into the curriculum for The concept Itself appears as an Idea th stu0ents in grades one rough 12. whose blame ha. come, especially of one e Idea Is being pushed by the Seminole looks at th e statistics regarding Coity chapter ci the Florida Alliance for pregnancies In SouInnle Conidy.____ Responsible Adolescent Parenting Figures li ke 1,014 pregnancies between (FARAP) and while school board mem1P744V17 among teenagers ranging from ben have said they stport the concept, wader 15-1815 hard to Imaor, This lain in, they also said they want more Information. national figures which show more Although the organization has thus far while there would be some teaching of than one million girls under 30 get rW met with much active opposition, If human reproduction, and the birth pregnant each year. there Is any one basis for that opposition it process; that is only a small part _____ of the In a'5litIon to their proposal, the coup "AM be the thought that the program overall family life program being should be commended for tho work a haa Includes sex education, suggested. put Into developing the proçam and FARAP has stressed that sex education comm Included among the other areas Is presenting It to the community. They They have i not effective alone and has to be acteachIng In the areas of dental health, been talking to ccsnmwmlty coups and cvtnpanled by ideas on parental respon- personal care, basic anatomy, marriage developing thdrproajssn for about ayw. sibliLty and health care all of which Is in and family responsibilities and AdedaionmsybemadeMarchI4,anft the proposal the school board will review, multitude of other concepts, can only be hoped all ofFARAP'splanning A lookattheproposal byFs J' Those w ho do have objections should and organization pays off. March 14, the Seminole County SCA001 Board will be asked to decide winumv a iamuy we program should be a G0iW 1 l'I 10 MMMISF 1HAT ShooI Views - Wh t Role For PEV% p, Surulay, MsPch 4, 17t—SA Seminole Faces Familly Lffe Pro9ram In Schools ,I kept on tnwkln. And he %tcu *WAY Fo$awm- — YOVW Majority rule Is ma jority rule everywhere In the world except Southern Africa, where it Is black majority rule. The distinction Is In the definition. Ca ucasian democracies like the United States have dinary majority rule. Africans seizing from white minorities through ballots or bullets Invrwy exercise rule colored by tIlelr race. If the government threatens reprisals against a company for not adhering to its guidelines, can submitting to those guidelines still be considered voluntary? :J2 motor i tyl Rhodesia - Evening Hera, Sanford. FL RONALD REAGAN ' --- ORNION vim MIM. Vr000mmmm.I can dill hear the revving of his Increlde slowlyinthenmilesone. Rule In ... V Mi &asui. JULIAN BOND - '--. '• The withhim- ByDORISDIETRICH would be easier for President Carter to defend his anti inflation program if there were some sign that it's workng The consumer price index jumped nearly a full percentage point in January the biggest monthly increase since last September. Would that index be looking any different if the president has not made his appeal for voluntary wage and price restraint last October? Prices are the end result of so many factors that it is hard to say. Badweather, affecting crops and livestock,for instance, may have had as much to do with the rise in food prices In January as any conscious decision in the food industry, That wage and price increases can be limited by voluntary efforts is by no means provable in terms of economic theory. Mr. Carter must have known this when he announced his voluntary anti-inflation program last fall and then hedged his bet by ordering that the fg,1grn1 cinuirnnsonl kiu,lnaa. tft,461% $$I$%.$J ofb)l ,Ltht.i WJUI. LIMU10 W IMI su silo that do not abide by his wage-price guidelines. George Meany of the AFL-CIO is now going into court to raise a question that has been obvious all . __ and dake your flat at him for hogging the highway or jut being a rude dod? When those big somla come barreling down new me, lam only too hap to get off the road and lit than have It. I have bowUail.gsted so closely on occasion that the cramb of twided metal resounded In my ears. And when one he monsters pass, ft can be like a lambing windstorm as he swerves ironed you while vnu wonder If be is edna In maybe take you NORMAN IL OSHRIN, ' The hlgivoUage words he was transmitting to me were electrifying and I couldn't even hear him. Gotcha! Now, If this Incident had happened In the "good ale days" of brotherly love, I would have tossed the driver a kiss and lade-do. But ft was obvious the big iy bur who shook his fld.tmeWUnO brother of mine—and love was not the name of his game. He couldn't peas, and I nearly crawled. Trapped. "Eat yorheartout Cowboy," I thought. This my territory. I own a piece of these rocky roads. Aw, quit blowing your horn, Yank, I ain't in a hurry." When we reached First Street, I triumphantly turned right and flow-boarded it The Ill-natured driver made a left turn while giving me a wad of his flat seen through my rear just that simpie. En rods to work one moral* j was caught In a web —of a sort—which Is nothing new to me. The traffic on Airport Boulevard was unusually heavy on the twolane road4 School buses were going In each direction. But the oncoming traffic from the direction of town was nearly deady. Then there was the honed dog This critter darted In between cars and stopped in the middle of my Ian and jot dared at me.blammed on the brakes to obviously anger the truck delver Immediately to my rear, who mounded his horn so loudly I nearly jumped Oct of my skin. . - �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday March 4, 197 LL -dI I :' . -': - ,. -- CKI i SALE THRU WEDNESDAY Peace — - ... . :.. 'C PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FUR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE.. at low, low pricesi COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH WHAT YOU'RE PAYING NOW. YOU'LL SAVE AT ECKERD'S' .4; 1 4 c-- Tension, Frustration Surprise Witness In Marvin For Carter, Begin .- WASHINGTON (UPI) — The donned yarmulkas, sang and was over. The Carters returned strain and frustration of Presi- ate gefilte fish, chicken soup, to the White House, again hand dent Carter's two-year search roast beef with broccoli, stuffed hand and on foot. Reporters for peace between Egypt and tomato, green salad, mousse asked about the talks. Nothing, Israel Is beginning to show, and Cabernet and Rhine type Carter replied. Israeli wine. What about the dinner? Carter and Israeli Prune "Shabbat shalom," Carter Minister Menachem Begin have Carter carried on what ap- replied, using the Hebrew reached the crossroads In their p to be a serious talk with words for the sabbath and search for that elusive peace— Begin (althQugh but the future does not look secretary Judy Powellpress said peace. "It was delicious." hopeful. later no business was discus- in ThIa vY%1TLl t .. ' LOS ANGELES (UP!)— Michelle Marvin testified she was stunned when Lee Marvin got married because she still thought there was a chance to renew their relationship. Miss Marvin and, in a surprise move, her attorney, Marvin Mitchelson, both were called by the defense Friday to testify In the former singer's $1.5 million property settlement suit against the Oscar-winning actor. In the unusual action, Marvin's attorney, Dave Kagon, questioned Mitcheson about a book he published in 1976 entitled "Made In Heaven, Settled in Court." r ,._'mP q.,'1" - ;Per Lear Sued For Idea Theft 'SPIRIT' AT LOS ANGELES (UP!)— Producer Norman Lear, who created such hits as "All in the Family" and "One Day at a Time," is being sued for $750,000 for allegedly stealing an Idea for a television show. Marilyn Sokol, an actress and writer, charged in a Superior Court lawsuit filed Friday that she sent Lear a six-page treatment of a project idea called "Nanette of the North" in November 1977. ALL SOULS They jumped They crawled. They hopped. They skipped. They ran. Some called it "Spirit Day." Others called it "Field Day." But it was a first for All Souls School In Sanford. There was an obstacle course, a spoon race, sack race—and you name it— with first, second and thirdplace ribbons being awarded to the more than 200 participants from first through eighth grades. The physical activity took place In the afternoon Thursday. In the morning there were displays of art posters and science projects. It was the first year for the event, but school officials expect it to be an annual affair. Parents were invited to chool for any or all of the .. .'•. v '• : ...Leaping this saw horse was no particular problem for this young athletic girl. Police Get Surprise Gift AMERICUS, Ga. (UP!)— President Carter's sister, Gloria Spann, was arrested last weekend because she wouldn't stop playing her harmonica in a downtown diner. Now she's given the Americus Police Department a coffee-maker "in memory of my first arrest." He Won But May Be Lynched Torn Nstj U ........ LONDON (UP!) — Men's lib campaigner Gordon Gardiner won the skirmish over a company rule giving women a half day off for Christmas shopping, but may have lost the battle. Now nobody gets time off for Christmas shopping at the Cory Distribution Co. "I think the women will be angry, but they haven't talked about lynching so far," Gardiner said. Services Set For Senator TULSA, Okla (UP!) — The body of Sen. Henry Bartlett will lie in state at the Capitol Rotunda Sunday and a funeral mass Is set for Tuesday. Bartlett, who died Thursday at his Tulsa home, had battled lung cancer since January 1977 when he underwent surgery for the removal of a cancerous tumor. Because of the disease, he was forced to forego public life in 1978. 1' _*z - r - •'-_ z_••. PU. •I.•. • •.,. _' - - L - The feeling at the White House Is that both Begin and Arthur Goldberg, former Egyptian President Anwar labor secretary, Supreme Court Sadat would have to be more Justice and ambassador to the flexible, each giving more for a United Nations, offered a peace pact to be concluded. prayer for God's blessing on the Begin came to make the leaders. Israeli position clear. One aide "We need God's help In the said: "He was not here to negotiate with the president." great venture on which we are engaged," he prayed, asking Looking toward resumption the guests to "join together in of talks following the Jewish the unity which can only Sabbath, a key White House characterize relations between aide said: "We certainly will the two dcmocraccs that mean make an effort to explore ways so much to the future of the and ideas that will bridge the world." gap" between the two nations. The Carters, hand in hand, "There's no way we can and National Security adviser make proposals. There's and Mrs. Zbignlew Brzezinski nobody here; the Egyptians walked from the White House aren't here. We'll offer sugges- across the street to Blair House, tions and raise points to see where Begin is staying and the whether these have merit." dinner was held in one of its Some of Friday's tension, Federal-period rooms. which left Carter grim—faced at Sitting at the center of the times, was dissolved during single long table were the celebration of a tradition followed since the Old Testa- Carters, the Begins, the Brzement Book ofMoses—aJewish zlnskls, Goldberg, the wife of Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, Shabbat (Sabbath) dinner. and both nations' ambassadors. The two leaders, their wives and about 30 other guests After two hours, the dinner 46 Mothers should love that ground-in dirt, as the fella on TV says... .%.. Baum Considers FSU Offer -.! MILWAUKEE (UP!) — University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Chancellor Werner A. Baum Is mulling an offer to become dean of arts and sciences at Florida State University. He said he probably will decide within a week whether to leave the school. Will ...WeH, two out of three survivors Isn't bad ,H RS Administrators Fired In Shakeup _ Dr. Joill Awed was reapTALLAHASSEE (UP!) Beach didrict, was p14 in - Department of Health and charge of the Gainesville pointed as head of TaIIah,.ee Bel'abtlltative Services Seers- headquarters, replacing based district 2. Dr. James McGtbony will tary David Pingree has comp- McClure. on as director of Jackson- letad his high-level staff McClure's 16-cowty district day on vIlle.baasd district 4. Also ndulded thL . pj Florida dakei, by firing two district i ppO1I were Robert Day . adznlnlatrators. Evaluation and Treatment Plngree said Friday he Is Center near Gainesville, kw m aftlni&atixofLaobsaed epIacing William McClure as bled by incidents of violence MM 5; Pater Kr" districtS ickninidrator of Gainesville- and miscowl%ict, thclu the in Tampa; Lucy Hadi, distrIct 7 S I-- i dIstrict 3 and Robert murder of an employee. TIN In Orlando; Allen Mundy, district $ in Fort Myers; and Kelley as head of. distrIct 10 center's two t MU diStriCt 11 in headquartered in Fort Lauder- fired by Pingree earlier. An lIES audit on the treat- MINflI. %t äale. Fort Myers anbdidrict ad"Pensacola-based district 1 meat center released last mlnistrator Waiter Pierce was ['.pad Wed Palm Beachbaaed month criticized McClure, t distrIct S also get new ad- saying be failed to act on major P14 ID charge of Wed Palm .ninLstratora, Pingres said, management probkr" and on B.ach.bas.d districtS, suc mm of promotions or *dlonabls activities by om ceeding Phyllis Roe, who moves to TalIihus.e to translira *You of the facUlty, become MRS assistant Pingree, appointed MRS Queries Daly, administrator for opsiations, cratary by Gov. Bob Graham of jpj under the 10 MRS reorgani. in Janmry, has now made was trauferred to Fort utlon act, the statewide practically all of his Mgb4svsl Laudordel. to replace ICsIisy. awmw AM aiknlnlstrailve appointments. Pingras asaigned John ____ wO 11 dWrictL TIN He has said epch appo1Msett lwbiny, who hubeusFod district edmln"trator Is would be cleared with Graham. Laudsedels pregeam manngsr , Richard Grimm, who has once isis, to tá. "N Is 1.0 AW services in Ws ki.,. .Ie.i,,h# .'W.i In thp Palm nld lob. - Efficiency Plan Out, Workers In TAMPA (UP!)— Sanitation workers will return to work won having Monday, agreement from city officials not to implement a plan that efficiency experts said could save Tampa taxpayers about $900,000 a year. The efficiency study proposed that garbage pickup routes be lengthened and cut back In number and that pickup crews be cut from four to three men per truck. The measures were ordered to go in effect April 1 In Registration Seminole Begin and Carter, their smiles grow increasingly strained for Term NA Starts March 13, 1979 a 24-hour-old wildcat strike that began Thursday and ended Friday when city officials agreed to maintain the same garbage pickup routes, crew sizes and to pay overtime for more than 40 hours of work per week. we charge' Registration Hours: Day Mon.-Fri. 9:00 am . 4:00 pm Night Mon-Fri. 6:00 pm 8:00 pm $ am. readings: ternperature, $1; overnight lows, 41; yesterday', high, 7$; barometric pressure, sail; rdative inunidity, lii percent; wiads, E at ii mph. Forecast: Partly cloudy through Sunday. A alight chance of showers Sunday. Highs around 90. Lows tonight In the low to mid 60s. easterly winds increasing to 15 to 20 mph today and tonight. 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IN BRIEF Newcomer Garbacz Tied With Lopez At Sarasota Raiders Reach End Of Lin AIuv Brevard Prevails By 84-76 J ~,,~,~*, :.'r., • • —.-.. By JIM HAYNFIS Herald Sports Editor Seminole Community College's basketball bubble burst Friday night in the semifinals of the state junior college tournament, leaving it Brevard Lake City to 4 I "No Intensity... no Intensity at all, monned SCC coach Joe Sterling after thecontest. Actually, in the second half If it 'A _ . • .. "4 11 .. . y::. . a I '' . . .: .It -,, 0 . advance on toward a possible national toiwney berth. Seminole suffered the consequencesofa first half letdown in an 84-76 low to Brevard. Lake City pulled off an incredible comeback in beating Manatee ( - i—. I I , "Y .:. ' ' - -; .:. ,'_ .V - - '!Y~ - . - . • • ., . .- " . j. -. -- - - — Colton 1 1.2 3; Ford 40-0 8; Utley I I. . Swank 10 3-4 23; Whitehead 0 1.1 Ii . I. r .. I Total% 34 16-22 94. * $EMINOLE(7S): Johnson Ol.71; Laing 4 0.0 1; Crooks e 4-s 2oi Cam ll 1 ith sonRogers Brown 11.3 3. Totals 31 14.22 7& I ~ W ~ .. I . SCC didn't play with Intensity, . then it was intensity's first cousin. But by then, Brevard had built up a big lead which L Proved insurmountable and had momentum on Its aide KEN BROWN LATCHES ONTO SEMINOLE REBOUND Brevard 5 aggressiveness __________________________________________________________________________________________________ picked the Raiders apart in the ftrsthalf. With Sanford'sRuben -- I ____ — I Water , V/ma Take ; o/ Word doing most of the scoring, •< . ri, Ir..`14'_ , I, I , T / / Brevard grabbed early leads of __ - I I I 50, 11-4, 154 and 29-13 before Mike Robertson broke anSCC . cold spell with a pair of free throws with 10:02 on thie l*Its a It was 4S2S with l:45when I Seminole lost one Of ItS Inside ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) A three other golfers at 6-under Although he didn't even blink make the cut for the first time' le.peii 6-7 Jimmy Rogers. The respectable 52 golfers made par l. "You can knock it In the when a fire truck wailed past in in six starts this year. Seventy. former Heritage Prep star or better In the Citrus Classic water so fast here it'll make the middle 01 his awing on the two golfers made the cut at 145. RUBEN COTTON (32) HAS INSIDE TRACK suffered a broken bone In his golf tournament's first round your head spin. Just the thought tough yard 17th, the husky "It's as good a golf course 55 __________________________________ lower left leg in a pileup on a but water and wind took their of that water made me flinch. I Floridian got testy waiting fora we're going to play," salc% drive by Brown. Play was toll on their second t ur n around think you'll find there's going to slow threesome in front of Schroeder. "That's why scores halted for 15 minutes waiting Arnold Palmer's tough Bay Hill bea lot ofclothle bogeys as the himself and MillerBarber.Pete are so low. You watch, as th •" Hun ter Zi for an ambulance crew to move C0i&ie, week continues." Brown, who played with Bean week goes on, the scores are Sport I t ,keepgetUngNgheran The 7,100-yard, par 71 course Later in the SCC lost Leader Andy Bean carded a .0 dro pped after total o ealth It , A"4 4 f another , 111:fe .: n an, . I I 1. 0.11 ~ "* , , , I — He played the first 11 has seven manquade Lqhs, in shooting an 81. 'a - ';*"Y.~*mrl~ i 7" parholes 133.at 4-und*r ;mr, but Ed goad 6im tuft. He hit bin a 111:'6161;~~4 MA -9 an a=. . "I didn't hem; any I % wcond shot into Un water on said Bun,'wbo'tums X not~ *- , ,- . ), opened a I the par-3 17tb. the 11th hale and finished IV at lntemis". 6- week. "ft's waiting that bugs C 1 (. By MILTON RICHMAN By United Press IiterutIssal 00 was a different Seminole "Sure, we can catch him," W1d$.X LII, Also at 131 were (Wish Hunter Friday Z'sit I• teem that took the floor In the said John Schroeder, who was Jerry DAYTONA BEACH, Flai Leonard Thompson did rated that this season with the second half, mentally at least. three strokes back of Bean with "Today at lead I got a little (UPI) — Infielder Pepe Fria L4 worse. He lost his composure New York Yankees will be his Perhaps spurred by Rogers' taste of what this comae can be and his sand wedge on the 17th, being fined $100 a day for each' but he also showed sips Injury but more likely sim y like," said Sneed, who is in pl day th atheIslateforreportIn a to "S that It may be his best in dIated by the score, SCC second Place two shots behind damming He to the Montreal Expos' training with In several years. jpjj came beck with 11 Bean. "The wind picked 1) a !"" POMPANO BEACH, Fla.(UPI) — Dock Ellis Isn't a drinker or within a shot Of the lead camp. Hunter, 33, threw lOminutes . Ant of the second little and If it picks up any was .'i'fighter, he's a lover, and that's what got him Into Ali that trouble of batting practice Friday and 6U. t . The utility player, the deano ilhe bogey ed asfour more, you're ping to we a lot ,*ith his old bon, Billy Hunter. holes for a two-day total of 4. the Expos with six year servicel reported that Na arm and A less talented team than othighscores.1wastlaMlrtg for w1defar 16$ What Dock Ellis loves most Is his freedotn,tgsInallenaWe was scheduled to reports shoulder felt fine. It was the Brevard might have suc• F everything I could get on the o do what he lilies and go where he likes, and when Billy Hunter, fifth time In the last six Tuesday. However, he is betn r days cigubed to the charge, back nine." io felt he had a few rights himself as manager of the Texas that Hinter worked 10 mInutes Jack Nicklaus gave notice fined only from March 1, th Brown and Word kept the that he's ready to compote, mandaty date for all majo Rangers last year, told him he didn't want his players drinking In Of betting Practice. high COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Titans In command. SCC the bar of any hotel where the club was staying, that's whe n the — Hinkle, II C, th to ur's leading although this newly-named league players to report. "I usually pitch that much," chipped the Lead down t Former Ohio State University Rangers' big right-bander rebelled, Into this event IS only his second tour he said, "unless my aan Is polat on a Jake Campbelljump football Coach Woody Hayes money this year. Hunter, fired at the end of the season and replaced by Pat falling ff• event, who will be honored Friday night at $250, ft g.q7 .i,ii, 'orrales, wasn't doing anything so radical. Most managers tell Ashoigder injury made him a af%.g, an =chanp of buckets it a cocktail party and banciet Friday and missed the cut. Nicklaus said be came out of tbeIr players if they must drink, they should do it th some other 94 pitcher in 1t77 and last was SM1 on a Roll,L. [sing thrown by more than 400 fotiner Bean blamed his two bogeys respect for Palmer, whose 1. br o utside the hotel, th th e eory being they won't he so easily siring the shoulder acted UP jom OSU football players. Th e Oil poor concentration. over.par 144 allowed himto 7 t t A 'recognized as ballplayers that way and people will have lees to again. But he recovered to win But Brevard nulled away banquet is limited to men who ug.s.Ir. a.k..e nine (d his l 11 dI(lIlone, played for or coached for COOPERSTOWN, N.Y Dock Ellis Isn't what you would call a big drinker. But, when he posting a 124 record for the again$149 with little HayeL (UPI) Tickets to the anous more than a minute to go. ______ ____ es drink dmb4 the season, It will be In a hotel bar because he regular assom and Hall of F ame game, betwee P"( Campbell and Curtis Ri1th "We're expecting aIms he'll get Into less trouble there. between seven ijwdngs to get credit for helped pull beck In the San Diego Padres an the end to a 400 and 450 players," said Dean * " '"You put your life at Asks when you go outside the hotel bar to the World Series clincher Texas Rangers A ug .6 rgj elslstsolnt spread. Dugger, a member 1 the 11'7Inkwhenyou'reanatte,"ares is,who'inever going to against Lu. Angeles. en eale next week by Seminole's Richard Crooks organizing committee. ,,We bè arrested for understatement. In other spring trabth news, over the com*er. The "You go down the street, say, two or three blocks to have a outfielder Bernie Cvbo of- 5iayed s secondstraight fine have acce*ances from all but cii Willie Mays and 1 probaW semi, sitting voute to two coaches including Ho drink, someone recognizes you, they're drunk, and If you don't fered a contract by only one two s el eetloes of the rthiiaI]y ass e "mill of a ur Scheinbechler (01 MIchigan). have a couple of your teammates with you, you're In a brawl. So team after becoming a frei Cisnmftt,, to the sh berth on the all-tournament We sent out 600 invitations." bedUugtodoIS stay In the hotel where everyoni.o agentattheead01lasts,ee take place en Aug. 5. -.. II. had 33 points Thur. £k 01 urs. Friday signed a two-year y against Qpo1a. When Hunter told Ellis he couldn't drink In the hotel bar, Ellis contract with the St. Louis opener was a true e right back and told him maybe he could impose that rule on Car1naJi for an estimated hFriday's nb other Ranger players, but not on him and he didn't care how $125,000 a year. Luke City coach Jos Fields uch Hunter fined him. Carbo, who hit .212 on a part has always been known as a 'ItoWhlIn! wasn't going togo outside to get dr,"uyII1s, time status with Boston and ss3b reutt and a floe hose troubles with Hunter mushroomed as the season Cleveland last season, said he coach. But In this game, be The annual Seminole High Booster Club mind doubles ogressed. was "depressed very, very Na one weakness to toususenent was held at the Bay Head Picket Club l weekint The relationship between Ellis and Hunter reached such a point much" became only the Cardhis silversarks be doml Tb my the least, it was, once spin, a hqp succees." tssimg unter told Ellis he neede't bother making the fInal road trip. nalahad offered him acosgract. Count t entered the tournunoist and when the -'*. tad cesarid on "I didn't mind not making the last road trip" Ellis says, "but! In Vero Beach, Fin, Los , at ii day evening, Ron e l temporary S Ycenig and Sandy Long had detested Sads un 14 him I had a co usin who was In the penitentiary who I wasted Angels. Doers' owner WalLsr cii the icon, in the ft, Ilo* and Rick McMiwray to win the chsenploap. The aouis see and he said If I wanted to me him, I'd have to fly up there on OMaihsy returned to his team's rqu]á agal were $3, $4. Young and Long have long been one 01 the bitter y own. So I said okey," • spring trthi( onap Friday Ms, h I pairs in the area and their esperisics pro,sd to be too mark far While Ellis was gons, Hunter was lot gobythe Rangers, after following nearly a wiskatthe Rs.in kA aIIpintotlsftatN. the Sathrotok.Ia. By IAUYCAITLE Ellis"sort ofdiseppe"" fora month so be wouldn't bm Mayo (iilc in Minnesota lid &o,erto ln the st rousdc Hayssand I answer any qusjtloni from the pies.. . former Cincinnati Rids' MMiN Berry Laasei Rick Dempiq defeated the Resas, $4, 04. Ellis had a rather stulalad 9.7 record and 4.X owned Manager Sparky Anderson, was —a The ws in the second round oouioll" were Gerald and good teuna will dip in average for use Rangers last year. Hi was 74 thros* June wIse Was attheI)oirs'CUflP bed and for a 'anfoid daring March. tomniam took ssrra Jones over Huiniger and Stewed with aeon. 0114,9.4, y ICC 424 the rest of the way, pitching only four times after July 11 predIcted the Ride would a O*—' -UsIonIi,, with In a lesØng leek at the clock to rd in the third round cem,I1i1i. Galloway and Davidson tthlts of_Lucky, UrMnIt, ci Cbth.ia4I, 4ceStat., auas Ofa groin injury. That reprasisteds sharp comedown for the thick of the NL be W defeated and Mitts 14,6-7, $3. moon, who had a114 IN with the Pirates In 1171 and a 174 championship battle this make certain ho hsda't let. MIN* Unlywulty, and ot major powers to follow. e oi*i was cia cord with the Yanks in 157$. dme the Radius play. ft's by tar lbs bed tissink lbs area, esason e. Fields could be msj at Bay Head far running a fine tauiam..t and making a nice seed Ma free. This year, the Ranger. figure to be "looser" under Carrel.., "Even wMisid Pet. Bess," =AdbdW to the SnIni4, Ibgh .Uiletic depes4ivst, ngto Eft How hscomeatothatconclueionisa bit f. Andersoissaid, "tise Rids will a WU ms imm tilt to understand beiae Corrales looks as U he's going to be be tough to b. Jala Iaih tb toch t, aty liotleg a ]PUT= PWUZs This week's player ci the we igti,r than Hinder was. end Jo, Morgan wW be huitby, week is Bay Head pro, Deug Millonowaki, has bees bftg the tsar. Ra ft, who ke in la forElilo persessally, he thinks he can do bitter this year than sadsois (pikhar) Sill Is an pisys the imena ta nq.4 , a lately d has had esme p4 rindtt Is Na IM dub. Randy Iii very 'it8 dIdlaityesrwhss he f" he lit the tam down. Hew will he You have to leek at lbs lees Of kNi e player whe has fins cost coveragi mimeil lbs iar" Doug won Ike New Pert Ritchis mess singles title. aMwytiroeM a this time out will depend on how much he's allowed to be (Thamy) J and Is Randy'saavi, edIisg Lacy t g, (IM) omft TNa w a stats sitlosed to—'- ad I, inded, a teether with . I mena MSlfEUh$M75. player, Toy Tira, Randy ans bi hig far lbs Dsvm wi the pl.t.and* behu do inaap , 'IfIcanbsDock then fllbeIucceetadthsmewfJbe OvsiftL '1 Rsds —' Bus lm't ILIP, - N im9111L" )fe.. festered lbs tam'. 0 far, Corralea bt pot any rein on ElMs, He has pennisd Two'e Natiunel lamest's meat tsied-abost 1 Smeimlo Vv -'—iity CaBs es's t tame have to be Dock. An jed stat Is Dock? hut M "urilen DayS 'Deck Is when ha conws to the b*vk, be prayeres Nai.ell for of lbs Ptt*.b.gh Piretis piq, Caw ThyIw, .04 won two 01 Uidr bA Ibew "be The LadyisBud.., host Too pies ad V1a.4 ad herds Jadsr ('Hiag, while M7 ui, pt ay bett. in to e y's work lohIsownwq",'.EllIa "biprugr" rly amserugs t Friday Ia 7 .g The wemis's tame in — $4. s eat. Ha had 1. '--___ orEeatyes toerw ,Imaycutleossw1Ihsfoucr,.benm4thenstn,cta4 mist he sspectid to rt Is met.___ 71111 50 10 11111111110 .1 ty Caluge ms's ti in rI slug men nerves ad play lain lndIv1du That gets my aaalin Dewing' .oi. PM lb on spring t,nh.&1g cplatwdsy. % hock, you'll be. tiww amtr , year, is tar &ka rwiy teas: - As Citrus Field W' — s H Oka-wyll,I- ,q 0 Md's-'fined ay I Ah Dock Ellis A Lover! . - . - ____ ____ ___ — _a_ -.-_ -. -- __ ___ - - yo _ _ young, Long lop _Boos ters Tennis 1 Anyone? — ___ - , e • r - - ___ __ __ a,.. .4 _ .-_--#, _Z - iwo1Iwm . - -- -" L — Cardinals Eye Trades ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) General Manager John Claiborne of the St. Louis Cardinals said he will make some trades before the National League season opens April 6bi*no "blockbusters." "With the long-term contracts and no-trade clauseS players have, you just can't make blockbuster deals." Claiborne said any trade by the Cardinals would be at the "second level," but possibly could be an outfielder who can drive in 75 to 80 rims. — iz - -----: - — . --.)I - - _i . • - - CHATMAN PITCHES TO COLANTUONI ;1 :r.Yj i€ Tenn. 75, Auburn 64 Kentucky $o. LSU 67 Pro Hockey Metro Conference NHI. Standings I United Press International Campbell Conference Patrick DIylsIeø W L T P1%. NY Islanders 39 1210 Atlanta 33 22 6 76 NY Rangers 34 20 7 75 Ptlladelphla 27 IS 14 U Smythe Division W L T Pts. Chicago 24 26 12 40 Vancouver is 31 10 St. Louis is 40 $ Colorado 13 43 S 31 Wales Conference Norris Division W L I Pts. Montreal Pittsburgh Los Angeles Washington ____ Detroit 43 11 O 94 26 23 9 26 27 9 19 34 10 11 3314 61 61 4 Adams Olvisfea W L I P1%. Sus*on 34 1711 79 Buffalo 25 2312 62 Toronto 31 VII X Minnesota V Fridays Result Atlanta 3, NY islanders 2 Chicago 4, Colorado,O Washington 4, Vancouver 2 Saturday's Games Silo at NY Rangers, aft. Minnesota at Boston, aft. Atlanta at NY Islanders Philadelphia at Toronto Detroit at Montreal — Pacers Discuss Sal. INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) Chairman John Jewett of the Indiana Pacers says the owners Of the NBA team expect to return soon to talks on the sale Of the team to a California real estate tycoon. Jewett and other owners Of the Pacers met In California earlier this week with Jerry Buss. Earlier reports said the owners Of the Pacers were close to completing the sale Of the turn. — Eagles Sign Yarborough — The PHILADELPHIA (UP!) PhilidelphIa Eagles signed veteran Offáslve tackle Jim Yarbrough, formerly. with the Detroit Lions, as a free agent. an said the Eagles did not owe As the Uosm any cosnpenutlon for Yarbrough, , since Detroit did not make a qmallfythg offer to him before $ Feb. 1 deadline that made him a free agent. ___ ___ -r.' .i- ROCKINGRAM, N.C. (UP!) Three rookies on the NASCAR Grand National circuit were added to the field for Sunday's Carolina 500 during qualifying Friday, Inchiding Terry Labonte, who had the fastest speed of the day at 135.569 mph. Labonte's Chevrolet will start In the 16th position for the $154,000 race. Bobby Allison won the pole position with a speed ofl36.7eOmph In aFord Thursday when the first 15 positions were filled. Positions 16-30 were decided Friday with the final six drivers in the field to be determined today. Dick Brooks, in an Oldsmobile, had Friday's secondfastest speed at the North Carolina Motor Speedway at 134.395 mph. Chevrolets took the next five positions. By His Friends, Fame Gam Se t ug. 6 SIMINOLU S*IVAID Al I N AS MCCSthy 1 0 0 Salute 3 0 0 Franklin 300 Ortli I I I Korona 321 FrIns ! ! W Howard S I 2 MIkilell 1 Arvinglon 0 Tom Conner 4 0 21 Maley Gallagher 3 0 0 Soar., Heflty 1 0 0 Colantuonlc4 3000I Silling 3 0 1 Tetals 31 S S v oo Tetals 31 I I Irenant us Ill uS-I Rookies Eye Carolina 500 DALLAS (UP!) Texas Rangers' owner Brad Corbett has granted a West German firm options to buy stock In his plastic pipe manufacturing firm, Robintech Inc., a mov Corbett said he hoped would allow him to settle the debts of his bailciub. Confirming what sources said was a $1.6 million Rangers' debt, Corbett said he hoped lo clear that whole debt up next week. That's the cumulative loss the Rangers have had since they've been in existence." — ' — Rangers Out Of Debt? ayers By GEORGE SHRIVER Herald Cos Tespeadelt The Brevard Community College baseball team came to Sanford Friday afternoon and did all the things Seminole Community College did not. Brevard's Larry Mikesell gave up only three hits, including a home rim by John (kkis In Brevard's 8-1 victory. The Raiders record fell 6-10. "The teem was not on the bill. They were looking ahead to the divisional games, and their concentration was not what It should have been. Brevard did what should be clone to win the game, they drove In a rim In nearly every liming and we were not hitting their pitcher today, commented teach Jack Pantellas. Brevard head coach Jack SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) Lori Garbacz, a collegiate allAinerican golfer last year, is traveling in faster company today. The 20year-old LPGA tour rookie, who didn't get her tour card until early last month, is tied with defending champion and LPGA player of the year Nancy Lopez and third-year pro Donna White going Into today's third round of play In the $100,000 Bent Tree Classic. Lopez and White already were In the clubhouse, tied for the lead with a 6-under-par 138 Friday when Garbacz blitzed into the tie with a 32 on the back side. She had a 35 going out and ended the day witha 5.tmderpar67. Lopez also had a second round of 67, while White was in at par 72. Dale Lundquist fired a second round 68, a career low, to move into a tie with Judy Rankin and Sally Little, one shot back of the leaders at 139. Rankin had a 1-under-par 71 and Little had a 67, thanks to a back nine 32 that Included two birdies and an eagle on 18. Woody Honored ormer SCC Baseballers Clubbed By Bra-1In Tilt .. v ard 8 SPORTS Sunday March4, 11 Washington Honors Jackson Senior linebacker SEATE (UP!) Mlthsel Jackson received the Gt. Flahsrty Award as the most inspirational player on the 1V$ University Of Wulflngton team. The award was presented at a luncheon 1 the 10 0th of the Waahhton ipoesored Pittsburgh at St. Louis Chicago at Los Angeles Sunday 's Games Mirm at Washington, alt. Pittsburgh at Cob, aft. Toronto at N.Y. Rangers Philadelphia at Buffalo Boston at Detroit Los Angeles at Vancouver Pro Basketball NSA Standings By United Press International Eastern Conference Attantic Division W L Pct. 0 Wash 42 19 An PhIla 34 27 New Jrsiy 32 29 .323 10 New York 27 39 .109 lykt Bosloo San 31 .403 1114 Central Division W I. Pct. Anton 39 25 Houston as Mllwavke Indiana Okngo La 2340.36314 Pacific Divisisi Seattle Ptisinl* San D4,o Portland Golden 37 27 .575 31 31 .100 39 27 .429 Fridays Resets St. Springfield. III., farm club. Cinck,nati — Signed infleldeiJunior Kennedy. by Alan Mover AR7H/9 M7IPA 5/avmp F opeR472a .4 5 !Fow /roAf ;110,4 d&7f,.j't,d , ST. PETERSBURG, Ph. (UPI) — C1*IIIIIiIg he turn isMore tusottled now than it was a year ago, New York Met.' Manager Joe Terre uldhestW dscldedabo.Athlrd bw and rt field and aho will glys rookie Kelvin thapman a long Ink at second base. v IWI Wr INM &'?%4 irNetW Wis'L 41600 dwhry ,, , si .4,qll?e/1f V /7 hr 11.1 , - -A -I 1 )P PON" sqscaaas..w 4 ""rnr;.. \ " ""am ConWee. I. Jim. $,Sclell61 Te.p4sU,LaN9ts39 $seintsra Ce Otis Btrdeong, who finished wIth 24 points for the Kings, hit a iG-fool jumper with 16 seconds left in regulation to force the extra session. After Larry Kenon hit two straight field goals for the Spurs, Silas scored eight of the last 12 points. Kenon led all scorers with 32 points and 10 rebounds and DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. George Gervin, clearing the 20. (UPI) The National Stock point mark for the 35th straight Car Racing Commission time, chipped In with 31 while Slipped defending NASCAR hou" down tt rebounds. dr1V1115 "fl$Gut Cale '1wThe win was the fourth bmnougli With a delayed, three' straight for the Spum month probation penalty In other NBA games, San Friday and r & uc d D=94 Diego bested Boston, 10049, Allan's sudusce for the Feb. New Jersey beat Milwaukee, 1$ Dsytons Incise from six , Phoenix, to three o t s. 119-100, Golden State defeated Both probatIon periods are Indiana, 1054$, Cleveland rietroactive to Feb. 30, the day nipped 8,MU., 111-100, Los coinpititlon director Bill G.m. downed PtilhatslpIia WAY mids his penalty pronoim. 121411, and Hoiaton dumped. Pertland, 11141 The commission met In 0pIII 10$, Celtics 1: lad Monday to bier UoydFreescored 13 cii this 2$ appsels en floss levied agalad points In the fourth quarter to h Dosed. aid Bobby Allison pis" San Diego to Its eighth tor theirpartinthe lad Lip y. fonder-bender that keocked , Bodo Ili Ywbetsaghad Dads Allison Bernard King scored 23 ad 01 cost"m ad permitted po"4a and Joke Wllliairi.on Richard Petty to take the added 11 to pace New Jersey over Mihasubie. Cole Gets Probation For 5001 — — __ _ $smWl.M K.nSNls,Mlimurl7S Okli..fl.Kan.St.41 —.,• . — m___ nh fOR 1' 77ZF. - AUIw at Saten ift. PhIbs at Phoenix on. GWO V. at Kin City, aft. Cleveland at PertIn, aft. Denver ii Las Angeles, on. Pleue4sn at Seattle, aft. San AnIen4s at WWdngton .k*.Iu1 1 WIWU j ed_ _e 123 -, Chapman Gets A Look 26 "r,y' 1-40 /11 al"Orwo olleg. POrV,,' (Jt/ . — . lkiews Gomm t ri l zZy Silas- Turns Hero ASHES RISING _______ 0 4F — 12 Phoenix 15$ Cleveland ill, $eattle 109 5.11 Angel. 131L PhIla 111 I*uslsn IN, Pirtlind N Saturday's Simis Ian Diess at Now York New Orleans it Detroit Chicago at Atlanta Denver 119, 7Wt PIQ 4Lt Ql4t/cY/,yc 4'oot ,4'aM' '75or 1qA ,4qt1u,'tty /n/P.aqoI'EP fib Transactions New Jersey N, Mifw, 91 Geldult St. lii. Indlang % San Aiden IN, Kin City Trr I ,'it'0,41/t'77Y . FRIDAY NIGHT First Pace, 514,D I Speedy Rocket 11.50 5.20 3.40 Alert's Honey 5.00 410 2 Tally Bessie 4.20 Q (4-1) 39.40 1 (442) 174.55. Time San Dungs ilk aos$onge ',4iI2EiY7 #/ 74' Y6ARb A7 ,4W,1.>11Y ZO1LLi — 3 6 S 33 31 .530 Hf 4'7P .,ø"YG/,V 46011 Cl 1/9 AT 4G8 T#e £471H1P As Spurs Triumph SANFORDORLANDO *24.3942 77 'z By United Press InternatIonal 77 ,#f 1t'' -. 'i'7 WI/fr 4'O4 . The Atlanta Flames, the 0110011,01$-$ Sami nele /16t4' LTJ'I early-season scourges of the 1/V WOt National Hockey League, are winning again and they want X'Y6QA' ,4"P/! the world to know they're back. The Flames extended their P006116 /IT 10 current unbeaten streak to Third Race. 5.16,0 2iYti.tCl eight last night by defeating the 2MinsolaChariie 15.60 12.00 7.20 New York Islanders, 3-2, and 3 Jamie's Dom 5.10 4.20 . 1 Princess RIta ~, _ ~ 'C' 3.50 moving back Into second place P. ,.A _ .8411-1% Q(13)43.2I:i(3.3) 137.15,1(2-3. In the Patrick Division. ORfP 7) $44.51. Time 31.16. ivf/R'7 "The confidence Is there for Fourth Race, 5.14.c 3Carmalate 11.40 5.40 3.50 us to play very well again," 7J"E'Y i Manatee Penny •.: 6.40 4.00 i/f 771f 4'WY Jean Pronovost said after ó Jones Jeanette 5.10 . ,.. *WIZ ./ scoring two goals to pace the / 0(3-7)39.2$p(3.7) 116.30:T(3.7. 61 $19.20. Time 31.41. vIctory. "We have the confiAA'PiI&' K-'-4') Fifth Race, 1-16,5 dance and if everybody puts the OPFa 74'bY 3 Lightly 20.00 9.50 6.00 effort into the game we'll be 6 Rebel Drummer /'YMiEP' 2rn /,Y . 5.60 1.40 . .1- • SMarcury Scott there. We'll beat anybody." 1.20 ,Q#Y,Q// 7*f2 WFFfl'5 0(3-1) 64. $I;P(34) 174.9S:T(3.4. The teams travel back to tqe 7'o P11 1\ 3) 517.50. Time 31.6$. Long Island for a rematch Sixth Race, S.16,A H/,11,c'/?I//Y 7711 2 John R. Moss 11.20 7.20 3.50 tonight and Altanta will be P4/MPE 9 4Wrlght Free 3.90 2.10 without Bob MacMillian and 1 Billion 2.10 0(2-4)17.ISi P (2-4) $4.41, 1 (24- Willie Plett, two of their top 1) 71.15. Time 31.47. forwards. MacMillian, who Seventh lace, 1%. C scored the first goal lad night, 6 Bare Luxury 12.10 9.90 6.jo suffered a severe charley horse S Lake Ulk.a 12.40 9.00 3 Proud jI4 while P'sstt twisted a knee last. 6.39 O (1-4) 92.SSi P 1%I9. T ($43 ni& and beth We epacte5t 1.41. Time 39.51. miss at least a week, Il.*Race, 1-Il. S 1 Tally Fran 26.00 27.20 3.10 MacMillan and Pronovod 6OlePress 4.20 2.50 scored flrst.pertod goals togive l Depended On 1.40 the Flames a 2-0 lead but the 0(1.4)49.40, P (1-4) 314.4i:T(i-4. 4)312.15. Time 31.33. Islanders came back on secondNinth Race, ½. T period scores by Denis Potvin By United Press International Warriors 105, Pacers 98: SYwo Flips 15.00 6.40 1.00 shorthanded and Wayne 1 Dive Peer Robert Parish scored 24 1.40 3.40 James Silas took a shot he 3 Honey Wilde Merrick to tie It 2-2 after 4.20 and Jo J0 White added 23 last points Q(l.S)29.N:P($-1) 123.95:1(5.1Pronovost then connectedtwo. on had no business taking to Golden State end its fivehelp 2) 324.45. Time night, and It N turned out to be a power-play breakaway at 7:38 game losing streak and extend Tenth lace, 1.16, A eventual game-winner for SWright Dante 01 the third to provide 24.00 13.50 3.00 Antonio In its siootout victory Indiana's kaing streak to four. 2 AhiosoAleta 1.60 3.40 winning margin In the fiercely CavalIers 111, SuperSonics 109: 315t0 over Kansas City. 1.00 contested battle. Jim Chones, who had 22 O (2-1)47.41: P (5-3) 255.10, T (5-2With the Spurs leading, 31 726.61. Time 31.21. Black Hawks 4, Rockies I: to 19 points, connected on two free 123, and time down Ilevenffi Race, 1-16,5 Stan Mikita and Ivan Bolseconds In Silas came throws and a layup in the final SCaan ssm overtime, 5.00 1.10 2.50 dlrev scored goals 17 2 Tally Brook 48 seconds to spark Cleveland , down and launched a Jumper DriVs Baron apart early In the third period with his 2.10 at him to over Seattle. coach yelling 0(2-1)25.41: P ($-21171.1I:T(1-2and Tony Esposito recorded his hold the ball. The shot went in L&keri 12$, 76eri 111: 1)169.41. Time 31.16. third shutout of the season to pj gave San Antonio an in-- Jamaal Wilkes and Adrian Twelfth Ice, ½. 0 2 WhirlIng Francs 5.20 4.10 3.00 power Chicago pad Colorado. sur mountable lead. Dantley combined for 60 points S ND's Gay 4.20 4.00 CapItals 1, Cuarks 2: and reserve guard Ron Boone "We 3Miu Green wanted to run the clock 11.20 Roll Edserg and Paul Mulvey down but he had such 10 in the fourth period to 0(2-I) 35.55; P (2-I) 74.41: T (2-Ian open scored 3) 191.11. Time sn. scored two goals apiece to take shot I think send Los Angeles over misunderstood he A— 4113j Handle— $$s,4$4. Washington pad Vancouver. me - he took it by tit," Philadelphia. WHA: Rockets 119, Trail Blazers 98: said Spurs' Coach Doug Mike Rogers scored two goals Silas, who scored 31 points, Rudy Tomjanovlch hit 15-ofto lead New England over thought Friday Moe was encouraging 20 field goal attempts and Wthid, ruining 1115 coaching him to take the shot, "The laseball floor scored 33 points to lead Houston New York Mots Signed pitcher debut of Tommy McVie ... a ul was open," Silas said. "I saw over Portland, snapping a 10Pat Zachry to one-year contract. Blair MacDonald s co red two him St. Louis Signed Iresagent shouting and I thought he game home winning streak for goals as Edmonton eztendod Its outfielder Bernie Carbo and sent was hollering for me to go at the Blazers. Infielder Manny Castillo to unbeaten streak to 12. 241 Dog Racing WLPct. OS 1024.435— An /1t.' b ,.. Second Race, 1-14,C 3S ' 447 4 $Hillle Scott 5.50 450 3.00 21 37 .422 I? 6 The Spetator 4.00 3,50 Detroit 23 29 .371 15 liurfire Ernest 7.20 New Orins 21 44 .323 I Western Conference IMDO (4-1) 79.1e1 0(6-I) 17.11: P (S.. 6) UN, 1(147) 611.40. Time 31.41. Midwst Division W L Pd. OS 40 23 .415 — 36 31 273$.4t513 25 39 .150 14 Flames Running Loos e by Alan Maver. CLEARLY FUZZY I — Kin City Denver Kenworthy attributed the win to three up and three down. the sixth inning and John his players being In top physical In the second, Brevard's Tom Colantuoni doubled to drive In condition, this comment being Conner led off with a triple, and Brevard's sixth run. made after the game while he was sacrificed in by Rod Orkis slammed the ball over put his players through a drill Soares. the right field fence for the only somewhat similar to a football Kevin Bates tripled for the Raider score of the afternoon. drill of exercises and sprints. Titans In the fourth stanza and The seventh inning was the He also said the Raiders have was sacrificed home again by end of the embarassment for Ow lined baseball field In the Soares, to give Brevard a 3-0 SCC with Lou Sottile corn. state. He also c*xnplimentedhis lead. nutting the only Raider error opponents on playing an errorIn the fifth inning Tom when he allowed Korona tO free game, even though they Overstreet singled to right field reach first base by missing * were unable to capitalize on the and then Phil Korona followed pup fly. David Howard slam five BCC errors. Seminole had with a home rim over the left med a single that bounced off only one error. field fence. Mike Maley, the third base bag and then In the first Inning David Seminole's left fielder had to be Pitcher Mikesell put the crust Howard doubled to drive in replaced after smacking the on the humble pie when he Tom Overstreet for Brevard's fence chasing Korona's homer. doubled and drove in the finI first score with Seminole going Tom Conner walked to led off two runs of the game. ' Atlanta Cleveind — _ 25 Semifinals Vs. Tech. 72, Louisvl 6$ Fla. St. 33. Mmphs St. 34 Atlantic Coast Conference Semifinals p4 Car. 102, Maryland 79 Duke 62, N.C. St. 59 Pacific Coast Athletic Assn. Second Round PacIfic 74, Lng Bch St. 69 Southwest Conference Semifinals Texas 70, Houston 63 Arkansas 93, Tex Tech 77 ECAC Playoffs fiis Monmth 79, Pratt Inst. 54 StaIn Is. Si, Stcktn St. 77 Sig Sky Conference First Round weber st. se Montana 71 N. Arizona 90, Idaho 74 o.. Valley Conference First Round E. Ky. 90, Mddle Tenn. Si w .y. so. Morhed St. as East Albny Ga. 72, Ptiia Text II Cheyney St. 72, Harfwlck 43 Columbia H, Harvard $2 Dartmouth 47, Cornell 40 E. St,dsb $2. Morgan 77 EIiz'Iwn SI, Grve City 53 Frank$.Marst, 74, Albrght 63 Ithaca 59, Binghamton $1 Jrsy Cty is, Va. Wslyn SI g, 94, Vale II Phila Pharm 4$, Coppin 67 Princeton 61, Brown 30 South Mercer 90, Ok. City 70 Nchlls St. , SE Mo. 71 RollIns 97, NE Mo. SI Va. St. 100, Sprng Grdn 53 Midwest DePaul 76, Notre Dame 72 ill. St. 94, S. Ill.-Edw. 63 N. Iowa $4, Neb.-Om 72 NE La. 59, Hous Bapt 62 North Park 63, Beloit 42 Wis. (GB) 43, N. Oak. 4 St. 73, N. Mich. West Chmnade 75, Wm. Penn 69 .- lbs hurige, the °V David 1inpen acored 31 tO 1011111d this VAM p"S And Gem Mamie Sisk thethrw driversinIcsredlg points aadp,ghed vstvsd Is the alter-race dawn 21 rehoimda to power mutcstiusi. Denver to Its win at Phoenla. 4WM • 14, -? .-, - �. ............. 10*—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL OURSELVES Sunday, March 4, 197 I Oil Firm fvsnliiii =Nb8AVA BUSINESS Mum IN BRIEF To Run Banks' Operations James A. Housend has been named cashier of Flagship Bank of Seminole, according to John Y. Mercer, bank president. Housend will be responsible for the general operation of the bank at all locations. Housend, 33, comes to Sanford from the Flagship Bank of Tampa, where he was operations officer in charge of bookkeeping. He and Rosanna Housend have three children and will be living in Sanford. Scotty's Names Sales Manager Jack McDonald has been named commercial sales manager of Scotty's Inc., according to Dennis W. Stults, vice president and general sales manager of the company. Scotty's also reported that sales for the fOur weeks ended Feb. 24 were $16,005,002 or 37 percent over sales for the corresponding period last year of $11,696,572. offeW rNon by Tent NØs Ross (Bitten) Urban checks inventory to be skipped out of SCL shop when Sanford facility closes, irs Goodbye io 1 Sanford Girl Completes Course Lazona L. Bellamy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zillersteen Bellamy of Sanford, completed a specialized course. In airline-travel Industry training and was graduated from Southeastern Academy In Kissimmee. Sanford For SCL Shop GM Gives Car To 5CC Course Seaboard Coast Line Railroad will close down its mechanical shop on Wes5th Street, Sanford, next Friday, terminating the lad vestige of what was once a large work force according to J.L Oates, mechanical foreman In charge. After that date ahopwork will be done at Lakeland or Tampa. The shop crews have been gradually reduced here since the diesel engines replaced the old steam engines In the early SOs. At present, said Oates, there are only seven carmen, one machinist and one helper. When their work Is terminated here they have three alternatives, be explained, "They can If they are old enough retire; if nçt they can take their severance pay,, or be transferred to another point." According to Stan Horton, local railroad buff who Is writing a series of books on the history of railroading in Central Florida, the repair shop was built by the Atlantic coutihn stew Ism Aw It tesksvir the Plant Sytom,, The General Motors Oldsmobile division has donated a 1978 diesel Olds engine to the Seminole Community College auto-mechanics division. Stenstrom Reports Sales Herbert Stenstrom, Realtor-owner of Stenstrom Realty, 2565 Park Drive, Sanford, sold 27 properties in February at a dollar volume of $800,000, according to owner Herbert Stenstrom. The firm also named Linda Morgan "Realtor-Associate of 1978." 'IDS Raises ElseeIn To Georgia 1n1902. "It was sometime between 1905 and 1917," he recalled.., J. Eugene ElseIeIn, 115 Laurel Drive, Sanford, has been appointed divisional sales manager at Augusta, Ga., with the national sales organization for Investors Diversified Services (IDS). He has been serving as district sales manager for Sanford-Central Florida for the IDS Orlando division. The empty repair facility at the SCL Shop in Sanford South Florida Railroad built a narrow gauge railroad between Orlando and Sanford In 1810 with shops in Sanford and a roundhouse and turntables were built here In 1811, said Horton. —JAnEcAEI,.aEiuiy National Realtors Honor SBS'SCORE Workshop Set Stemper With Top Rating Organization and planning for small business and the comparison between new or existing businesses versus franchise-type operations will be topics at a workshop program sponsored by the Orlando area office of the Small Business Administration (SBA) at the Federal Building, 80 N. Hughes Ave., Orlando, March 14at9a.m. Also stressed will be how the SBA and SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives) can help small businessmen, information: 420-6476 for SCORE, which is seeking volunteers. A Sanford native, Stemper Seminole High School, is ad. William a. &IEDP red, of studied both at Stetson and junct professor of the owner with his wile, Mild Stemper Agency, Sanford, has Harvard Universities and University of Florida, and has been designated a Certified completed graduate courses In taught real estate subjects at . .ti'h.nIn, rnainvatini .nA _______ •WêIS (n1I. .ntl Q.niInnl* II RnflIn. IW1UL opmuUun (IfI) py Realtors National appraising, which contributed Community College the Marketing Institute — the to his selection for the CBS rves on Me road educational arm 01 the NationalHe h as been practicing real and es committee of tubme Association of Realtors. Greater Sanford Chamber of The desipation is one of the estate 27 YOUL Stemper is past president of Commerce' higher designations available and is attained through the Seminole County Jaycees Stemper Is a member of the recognition of certain levels of and Is a former Sanford city sinoie cowy and Orlando. education and production in the commissioner and mayor. Winter Park Boards of Be taug$ mnitk, at Realtor,. Odd ci real odds. Dr. Hardwick Named Diplomat To Trades Wages Up 5.7% ATLANTA (UPI) -The UJ. rachft an average of $10A in up112c.utsfrmtIwasnll earlier end up 57.5 cols from January IXL That compared witha natlus'i) avert. of $3.17,$3.eab.tbeflhurefor the rtics. 1 . and Lake Howell Band Parents Association on April 21, at the Lake Howell High School grounds. First prize will be a $500 cash award. Groups interested in participating may contact Lake Howell Band Parents Association, 752 Greenfield Cr., Maitland, 32751 or call 645-1514 or 830-7620. Send recorded cassette with application. Concession spaces will also be available on a limited natiom: uIIns. Coda Ries, [n1fi1 -# - CHELSEA '. ..: Is wNh Zr - - -•so are true. The playmate Is a knockout. Mostly because of her hair. After Debra Jo's appearance as Playmate of the Month, the magazine was deluged with an un- precedented flood 01 mail from readers who were entranced by her flowing golden tresses. Since then her hair has enamored men throughout the world as she has traveled to nearly every corner 01 the world doing public relations work as the shaking her head as if she AM can't believe It. It all started back In June mag4rie's "roving am- • - she was approached by a woman who happened to be a Playboy scout. When, after a brief Introduction, she was asked, "Would you be Interested In being a model for Playboy?" Debra Jo reveals that she thought her heart "would j !;i't'• 4" 1••• -'• - Horaid on a promotion in Altamonte Springs. The blonde beauty's hair Inches long landed her a modeling lob with Playboy. titative skills. Relaxation therapy to reduce test anxieties will also be Included. For Details call 645-5933. "There you * School resounds daily with time. This Is the QdId Care who are lwidng to be trained childimb Isttder and the sigit Survlcesprcgrans, atiree-hour aides for day care esu HsreldCurrpuul.u$ Acestaksar.aMLymessHlgh 01 1'ti0eaheviegagse4 Mock comee for isrg • • . CAUAOI CAR' about 56 happy with herself, and Playboy modeling provided an opportunity to "build up my ego and perception of life." thinking of seeing • Just a few months ago, Debra Jo broke up with a fellow she'd been going with for 3 and one-half years (who encouraged her Playboy modeling.) "It has something to do with growing In different directions. I can't blame it on Playboy." a psychiatrist. I missed home, family, and being . ,.. feet. During the height of a promotional tour, It an got the best of her. "I was tried I..' break In schedule where she "picked up my energy again" got her back on her Although It sounds glamorous, it hasn't always been easy for the girl who always thought of herself as a "homebody." - -. - But Debra Jo's mother can't stop blaming Playboy. "Mother has never agreed with what I . alone." However,' a three-week ,• . C have done. I should have been a school teacher. anything rather than this," she relates. Her mother asks: 'Is It the money? I'll give you the money!" 'For six months, she didn't talk to me," confides the model, her face wincing with pain still 1 felt. When her 10-year-old sister would show an in terest In what Debra Jo was doing, her mother, who has never (lone anything in her life except See PLAYMATE, page _2Ilf ••• • • - -•'j', W . • . Accorft to jobs in day care caters. Home Economics teacher wosotten , Others believe it will be helpful the I5'" ' ' iI . NI.. theiMr WWII lives, Some I'IW 20 inikmr students, them just don't, realise yet bow boys or girls. they can apply whist ., learn "Lyman, Lake Bradley and hers to their own ham. We Sesninole High Schools ill have later," 2k" said. the program. We have 11 Dm Powell, Is regIstered children In the dM5, one ci the st"irts who works In who mud be 4-years-old. a cater after school Rmilb, Canilment Is by word 01 math she add, "i tov the kids. The an begin this week kraeat dam raft hslps with a lot ol fallsaccsptasce, As 224 cntivity id"" Robin 8cuU whose frlssdiy Transportation is not provided for the yoonirsmwm and rest smile make SW • 314pa1bIj, 112 Saivadg 'uq . - .• ' — -____ - Wit* end to _____ e. Mule and 7thm5 are enjoyed. 4w,.. • • ' flatisated by ___ COW i - "Old ftealSy NêSlS D&V& Pswel shows Any Grimm and &..d.. V.1k bow I. reset plants. I' jI • '•• ___ ' . ' 1 ' -• I ;': • i-I-' • _ • : _____ ' -- • • . - ___ - ' of • • . - • -' - awepats'. ad CMU be W Md CMS Beebe are a favorite stilt, Sinless Prsgna are bath lIstenIng to Marl..ad geadeslybs _prepared t aeft thm g. miff bbet:ga,tW*ayeu teu Mew& tridiy, 01 i a cm beebe k-wardto taft ed,asssbe aiat velees em.NMW mmsImommIr UNION oes'atildto horn by bfth Waft im feat a Tw01theadsnaswt —1- 1 henWemsybeublatoaccspt She and Bd5,lké7 ith a few more loWs's, ale.." chakfal iiIptLiir 'on " chkku'are tat to play from Nil-nhigbywsrkbegcs dersseldthsrermayhsyebeenrpg.ai,fors r am mackgL 0@0 Sodb saw he im $i7 ' • covers the caM 01 anacks and dlecobas I fully like them ich-Eeobingfoewes'4tomore andJQY the d. SCS nat par ZIla said, RiteAtkineplimmtaking 'j "When the new vocational tdm cow at 5wib04 " bsildieglscompkt.d, we will 01tommio C&P "d yaw. heve ac. to Mother room • __ • •W_ -"ULL2 -- . -, __ '• ' '-p 4 — - •••_ _ — • csseldersd a pert 01 the public CbildriS, add "l'he kids are schools. A mug 'tby to fun to be withs ft's my to keep ,'" - • .,. her afavorlt. among th - -• j: t• • ,' ' - I , '.. tn day care cssters after school. are worked with In an wi- taking thl course at Lyman and future relations with teachers 'lame 01 my former students deratanding manner, the other schools, are con- and education, according to who finished the course have The senior dude", now tributing greatly to a child's Zula. ,, He add, "1rs's us - Studients Train For Day Care Center Aides t ' be ft mesheS, If they can gat one OM roman to web, they om h :..9 UK ,t—' — miter "old is peeducsn Jus S ,bss Im alker loft yolild lb. thread .1black mild he tkhe Wider1heIi' cssg. fleW he pesPy reduced 16 4! ?!!41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' by appUcalls. .1 a full" sprayed by hsMcs$er. tsr Use rr' 01 the year. ,_..•__ the engineering, no lees, because the wanted to be with a friend. At the time she was "discovered," she waan't are" the Playmate might say. Madison Joan - played In the band. "You know nob* dates anyone In the band," she said. As a young woman, she felt insignificant. She problem solving, graph reading, and the quan- p,.tos by Debra Jo Fondren, Playboy's 1978 Playmate, autographs her picture while from 8th through 11th unsuccessfully '." tZ grade; wore glasses and college • • ___ Help is available in the form of a College Board Prep Course (SAT) for those students wishing to improve their college board scores at the Jewish Community Center of Central Florida. The course will develop skills in the verbal areas, reading comprehension, mathematical • • However, It didn't. She posed. And her life will now be the same. "All my ills I have never beSnotlad...I never hod am dus Whio hwo Debra Jo, who Inslat. that If anyone tries to lock her up In the high school yearbook, they would not recognize nor know her. She wore braces - ,e8aa1es!d 1181ar'C1Iè. '•: ; 1971 when the and her boyfriend were in Las Vegas at a coffee shop and SAT Course Available Wsrmatlm that tkii1(,4 hes( WWU wits PfW - :--- - ' . -. 4' -- near Beaumont, Texas, discovered? "It happened by accident," Debra Jo says, Monday through Frlday. 'r ___ gives her a headache. Once she had eight inches cut off. She fainted. "I scared the devil out of him, (the operator,) she laughs. She bleaches her own hair and has since she was 14. (She's now 24) "When the beauticians do It, it always turns red," she sighs. And bow was the girl who halls from a small town Street, Orlando. The aitIita will demonstrate their media at the Gallery on Fridays, now to 2 p.m. during the exhibit. The public is Invited during Gallery hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Iwe at the some - Wft all hipoqt relotIoss as fonW Fr,iIr4 Nisosi did In the early llOs. ' NotIce of the stiles, carrying oat the Dec 20 ennoumcem W" psed W.w4iy is the Federal Register.' 111h Amulom Agricaltare Moesmat feemers spotted the IWAL,, It uVe they , they celled woumd the "tià ' 1lUMCON$ can't believe It. It's amazing," the appraisals A champagne reception on Monday, March 12 from 6 to 8 p.m. opens a multi-media art exhibit by Crealde Instructors at the Arts Council's Church Street Station GUery, 76 West, Church - and his wV.. Jean, ive Ike. cbM'es. Ja. bas. been wkbcbl. . on 1W two you.. While she modestly responde to compliments about her being prettier than her pictures with a "I Art Exhibit Opens Haiti, Hoivivas, N1CVIa and Shares were allocated under "v olunt a r treomaMs" amot the United States aid beef ezporti FCastertota MUM SCUM toimpend,jstu the 1164 Meat impirt M a io cod replace qeotas - busador." u% hair that took ten Years to grow is now inches long (rnlgM be 56" now, she corrects,) and is SO heavy It sometimes basis. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Australia will ship more than half 01 this years 1.57 billion pounds of U.S. meat Imports, which will be med primarily for hamburger and samagee Australia's tare was Increased from in million pounds to 5 million pounda, after some uniffiid nations said they could net fill their shares of iblument, Six other nations received higher reallocated shares. The Agriculture Department Friday announced the breakdo 01Imports, which were worked out after President Carter decII lad December to set a 1.57 billion pound beef Import ce1ll' higher then the 1.5 bIllion pod limit In 1V7$. . New Zealand .gresd to tip = million pounds, Canada MOM pomda and Msaico Ti million poonda. The r"*' ."jm'iats were divided among nine ot G I fumed ausger of Choi. sea 1111. & Guarasty'. Sanford .11k. at 11$ W. frmn* ., repiükg t*rh Chriitser. Jacobs, a WIMer Sprbep cusdi. aaa, she .ucretarys1 —aplaymateherj_ Debra Jo Fondren. "They aren't any different from you. They are the girl next door. photography can do wonders," confides the S feet 4 Inch, 114 pound blonde Playmate of the Year 1978, who was In Altamonte Springs on a promotional tour. Granted, photography can do wonders, but Debra Jo Is told quite frequently that she's prettier than her pictures. Perhaps because an Intrinsic part 01 her beauty is her warmth and friendliness. She Is by her own assessment, 'a chatterbox." - Flagship Banks are giving away placards that can be placed on trees or poles to direct motorists to garage sales. BU1 Jacobs has bees meet most of Playboy Magazine's Playmates, says one who should know Groups are now being auditioned for ROCK CHALLENGE II, a competitive rock concert, to be presented by Pepsi-Cola, Burger King, WDIZ U.S. Garage Sales Promos CHOICE . Photograp h y By JOAN MADISON Herald Correspoedest You'd be disappointed If you had the opportunity to Groups Being Auditioned Up:., (4 Can Do Wonders National Jayceette President, Judy Ettinger will be the guest speaker on March 10 at the Red Carpet Inn, 14 —436, for a National Jayceette forum. Jayceettes from all chapters In the state of Florida will be attending this special event. 1yWANxOa ' WIWAM STEMPER is it Jayceett. President To Speak i " American Academy Board Dr. Charles Hardwick of Sanford has been named a diplomate of the American Board of Family Practice (ABFP), Kansas City, Mo. as a result of passing a certification examination offered by the ABFP of the American Academy of Family Physicians. He is now certified in the medical specialty of family practice. The intensive 2-day written examination is I designed to prove the candidate's ability in the areas of internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics, psychiatry and community medicine. To qualify for the examination a physician must have completed either a 3-year family practice residency or have been in family practice a minimum of six years and successfully completed 300 hours of continuing medical education approved by the American Academy of Family Physicians, - Slack For Me - 1978 P/6ym ate: Brief ly WASHINGTON (UP!) - The announcement. Ashland was not one of the first American company to buy oil from Iran since Its oil fields consortium members that ope. shut down last year refuses to rated hiIran. say what it paid for the crude, but sources report It Is at least 30 percent above the current market price. The sources said Ashland Oil Inc., America's largest independent petroleum company, paid in the neighborhood of $18 to $20 a barrel The current world price Is $13.50 "While prices are somewhat higher than official OPEC prices, these prices are considerably below the spot prices many of the major oil companies are now paying to obtain crude supplies," a company spokesman said In a statement. A tanker carrying the new crude will depart for the United States as soon as it is loaded about the middle of next week, the spokesman said. No oil has left Iran for this country since Dec. X. Ashland, located in Ashland, Ky., is ranked by the Energy Department as the iSh largest U.S. oil company. It sells refined products wider Its own name and to firms using other brand names. Ashland's crude oil requirement is 370,000 barrels. day. A company spokesman said the firm got 66.1 percent of its oil from foreign producers last year, with 43.5 percent of the foreign supply coming from members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. The spokesman declined to say how much oil Ashland purchased from Iran. Before production stopped, Iran was the world's second largest oil exporter with exports totaling 5 million barrels a year — about lo percent ofthe world supply. U.S. officials have predicted Iran will limit Its production to 3to4 million barrels a day In the future. franan oMctalId'the Intend to operate entirely on their own and charge perhaps $20 a barrel for their oil exports no matter what the OPEC price. The Iranians said they have completely severed their old relationship with a consortium of Western oil companies who once received a special 22 percent discount on prices. "We assume if, and when, Iran comes back (into production), the oil companies will make deals they can live with and the hftrnationai market will dictate the extent to which the Iresdan oil could be sold," an Energy Department spokesman said after the Iranian Aussies Pick -- $ Paid To Iran .., Flagship Taps Cashier Bureau of Labor Statistics riported that liowiy 'ties benefits for union building trades workers Ja major iotbtsrn cMlsi roes 5.7 diwthg the Pld year, On ri . A — - • •.,....- / ,,, __ • ____ -•'..•• i. .•4••__•- •- d,± Mid Iwo W064 WOOMMe ad ao, are Rita Atkins places leaves on poster while Brenda Walker assists Seth the CU MI EI*"SW n*d whem the yessn Paul Klaus. Rubin and �21—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, March 4, 1,7, : Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. In And Around Lake Mary t•: NURSING ASSISTANTS GRADUATE FROM SCC The Seminole Community College Nursing Assistants graduating Feb. 22, are: (left to right, back row) Ruth Stamm, instructor, Donna Williams, Mary Rhodes, June Weeks, Mary Camp. field, and Barbara Heinrich, front row, Robin Adams, Susan Thompson, Vickie Hoekstra, Randi Jacobsen and Veronica Perry. '1 — - Woman 's Club Wins At District Arts, Crafts Show -. -.. The District Seven Annual Arts and Crafts Show took place under the s ponsorship of the Apopka Woman's Club in Apopka. A branch of the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs, District Seven Is represented by Clubs from Seminole, Orange, Lake, Osceola and Sumter counties. A complete success I shbuld say, thanks to the skillful and well organized job clone by the members of the Apopka Woman's Club under the leadership of Mrs. Ray Taschenberger (Marcia), club president. Worthy to mention was the beautiful program presented by a group of children from the Dream Lake Elorentary School In Apopka. The Dream Lake Ukulele Band under the direction of Miss Lois Ann Conoley, was just terrific. The kids sang and played the ukulele like professionals to the pleasure of over 100 women present. It was very entertaining. Attending from the Lake Mary Woman's Club were: President DeLores Lash, Arts Chairman Gwenne Butler, Jinnle Nelson, Betty Lindmeler, Kathleen Westendorf, Pat Fox, Janet Holand, Virginia Francisco and!. I'm glad to report that our club did excellent again. The categories were: group work a tablecloth (the club members did the work), first place, blue ribbon; ceramics, Betty Undmeier first place blue ribbon; embroidery, Phyllis Rugenstein, first place blue ribbon; miscellaneous, qrace Quataed first and second place blue and red ribbons; Dolls, Jinnie Nelson second place red ribbon; and Landscape Ruth Turnqulst, third place white ribbon. of Ralph and Frances Abell. Their numerous friends were invited for this special occasion. Bob, Sharon and their children are moving to Rose City In Michigan. - -. - In And Around Winter Springs Mothers Engagements HIfteII-Hodges : : Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L Hittell of2017 Mellonville Ave., Sanford announce the engagement of their daughter, Robin Darlene, to Harold H. Hodges Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. H.H.Hodges Sr. of DeBary. •u in Sanford, me- r_, bride-elect is me granddaughter of Mrs. W. B. Hickson and the late Mr. }llckson of 405 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, and the late Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Hittell of Lake Monroe. - - Miss HIttell is a lfl4 graduate of Seminole High School and is employed as data processing manager of Atlantic Operations, Orlando. Her fiance, who was born in Ga., is grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Craft of Bogart, Ga., and the late Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hodges, also of Bogart. He Is a 1973 graduate of Winter Park High School and Is em oye ..ê •.J,.1..__ IWV - 'Simulate ' mothers, it was a truly realistic scene. Some of thorn played the part of hysterical parents. These included Lyndle White, Jackie Mimi, Mrs. James Dickinson, and Mrs. Dennis Friesner. At 8 p.m. on Feb. 15, a call went out to the Winter Springs Fire Department regarding apoaiNeboinb planted at the Winter Springs City Rail. Only Fire Odd Charles Holzman was aware that the - call was a hoes as part of a training drill for the fire department. When the firefighters responded to the call, they found a simulated bomb explosion. Bodies of young In a bad way were lying around the room. It had taken the mothers of Winter Springs Cub Scoot Pack 196, a fire fighter and students from - - authentic scene of disaster. The llghts were offfn the building and the fire fighter had to set up a generator before they could aid the "victims". Aid was given to the victims. Calls were sent out to various hospitals for ambulances, etc. Th e calls were simulated. According to the P.uig. The women unaalmoualy agreed that the response time was excellent, and that the Winter Springs Fire Department "handled the situation just like It was a real emergency." They praised the Fire Department for handling of the bomb scare. As for the"victlma," what youngster doesn't revel in blood and gore? Hysterical POrents Winter Springs Scout Leader Sam Lauck is deperately In need of volunteers, interested in becoming Webloe Leaders (boys age 10) or pack leaders. There are over 200 youngsters in the city who desire to become boy scouts, cub scouts, or Webloes. Ian't there any young men, more mature men, or any man, who has time to give to these youngsters? Remember, they are ow tomorrow. For more information, please contact Sam Lauck at 327-1Th*. Guest of Honor for the evening was Winter Springs Fire Odd Charles Holzman and his wile Ruth. The Winter Springs Fire Department is the sponsor of Pack IN. Proud parents were In attendance. The annual Blue and Gold Dinner of Winter Springs Cub Scout Pack 196 took place on Feb. V, 6:3D p.m. at the Winter Springs Community Center. Master of Ceremonies was Packmaster Sam Lauck. Youngsters were honored by advancement to bear, wolf, or arrows of achievement. Honored from Den 1 was Donny Adams. Den 2 achievers were Brian Dickinson, Alan White, Johnny Horsely, Chris Hunt, and Robert Richter. Honored from Den 3 was David Friesner. Several youngsters will become one year older In March. They Include Leo Hurtado who will be 13 on March 3; Linda Zeinejda who will be 14 on Mardi 6; Donald Ball who will be 15 on Mardi 14; Terry Shane who will be 15 on March 15; and Susan Bergman who will be 14 on March 28. Happy Birthday to all. The wedding will be an event of May 5. Kelly Jean, to Michael Allen Combo, son of Mr. Bobby G. Combs of 730 Qerokee circle, also Sanford. ...Playm ate CITY SPONSORS FREE OPERA Continued from Page lB when I met him," she recalls. She loves working have babies" would say, for Hefner and "U I have a "Don't you EVER be proud problem, I go to him," she of her. That's not the way says in her melodious YOU should be when you voice. grow up!" She's also planning to And her father? "Father pose for a poster, Is thought It was neat. I knew negotiating for a hair care I had his approval when he product commercial that asked me down to the fire w1linet her $,000, and has ball," she recalls, her face her essonBoilywood. . lighting up. Father Is his just moved to Los captain of the Beaumont Angeles. Can she be lucky Fire Department. twice, she wonders? Debbie has done all right The beauty whose as a Playmate. She earned dimensions read 3424-35 $10,000 for her centerfold (It might be 96 nowl she and another $10,000 for says) has just one little being Playmate of the problem. Year, which required ut The subscription four days posing. In addepartment of what the ditlon, she received a new calls the "cadillac of men's car and gifts totaling more maguilnei" can't get her then $,000 and an "In" straightened with the "Infamous" Hugh out. For the past year, Hefner. she's been ci11ing them. "He's not a lecherous old Debra Jo Fondren? men. He actually blushed Who's that? they ask.... ••SSSSSS•I•SS••SI•SSSSS.IS•S•I•ii•Er,. The True Experts at '4 DEEP CLEANING Born in Niagara Falls, N.Y., the bride-elect is the grand. daughter of Mrs. John Mhy and the late Mr. Murphy of Parkersburg, W. Va,, and Mrs. Qiarles S. Marks and the late Mr. Marks of Rocky MàuM, "An Evening At The Opera" will be presented at the Sanford Civic Center on Saturday, March 17 at8:OOp.m. The program Is being N.C. sponsored by the City of Miss Marks a1gai SafoM. Admission Is 'thef employed Seminole at William and Adele Memorial Hospital. Pirigyl (right) Will perHer fiance, who was born In form scenes from "La Los Angeles, Calif.. is the IL__.. . flU iaies or grandson of Mrs Andrew Kirk and the late Mr. Kirk of Hoffmann" in costume KELLY JEAN MARKS Beilfiower, Calif., and the late and a medley of songs Mr. and Mrs. Powers Coinbiof from Operetta. The Ba. Hazard, Ky. Het Royal Will perform graduate of three operatic balleti. He isa 1977 ror runner lnformauon Seminole 111gb School and Is serving in the Uniteit stcall the Sanford Recrea. Navy, stationed In lion Department, 322. 3161. Mr. and Mrs. Walter c.v111e. Marks, of 400 Temple Drive, A July wedding Is planned at Sanford, announce the All Souls Catholic Qurdi In g.msgof their daughter, Sanford. - - - - Marks- C -'be Fools / - Maybe so, bat a men keeps m%ft car locksil up to presensitend sited In __.•_l1_ Ift 8111W Be CONNIE SUE TERRY ...RANDOLPHW. TAMM NudistCam p __ .dMr.. MY. Tarry, also 01 lfvg',. s Tiny Is a IMI gras of Oars Qisk lU hhA LCIlkad"hnieW .din':ysg1ky--1. oiy' th..th - 'ks = 10 PLAZA it's not clean, It's not Crickett's - ALTAMOIfTE MALL ijatakt Theneckp.Ine bsck,so 1Ms ssd in essly GstpiSdSC "bums" an 111:: hem cipt the WgP'g' and IuIdfs'awN1. bat notfor s bw MW Wisit. grit ____ _ idau who be,. bus an LLUIW1JOWA 7ksqumtsrs of George's Sk sidle of -- 1 liii in IUS d he's din DIAl ML i Mi m r in 1kW at __ emwM0111101 __ ftb lb - us he cmi deep for the psly df— '-uluHIIsof 4a PWL IU&SS,IINSur Weitvsy96niU.fromths CCtJWlUTIALTO"W sadlIed Mepe (lime, bat my kmd R1G":1u1lkhaseo ___ DEAl AIIYr Pu.,t —— - -no k.— 's *- my ' hod nu.atscIac1$y,,, MAIl Wi ho ,4 he'd neevgs ti Wi k L" bII MI.1m,GIIsc$.,he, ' SANFORD If opiywin _ Mt. ad Mrs. Hatald Ray Tetty, Iit lid, 1anda, aroars the usgogomed of (hoW egP',r, Cads Bee, to Randsuh W.Tlmai, sea of Mr. d Mrs. Hoary N. Thmn Jr. of 111 'da L, ,t Beta in )forfo Vs., i____ in grad' attisds Uair.* of CiltiI theIwáol. C Pho1 Abbys new booklet, "How to HvsaLmiyW.dg." Sand U and a Iwo 114"M (3111 cents) 84re,4 envelops to Abby; lELyDrive, lkvo fling, CalL 10011 ---.. T.rry.Tamm 111M 11111111k4l OVENS, REFRIGERATORS INSIDE £ OUT - óSTRIPOrWAXFLOORS FOR FREE ESTIMATES SKOWER, TILE I TUB S*INDOWS £ SCREENS call SWOOD WORK SANFORD 323.2W SHAMPOO I STEAM ORLANDO 327.1177 CARPETS 24 HRS. ANS. SERVICE Even the do,, if he gob WORK in the way GUARANTEED WW wodd dM1I1fortI Is sto Wi gnu"Cwt amenkugea3dm,dil Hews oc1ropractor ItIUHIWN ha viii gave Nma series au. Den't you IMak "hem." is ______ can't di with a wife. where a mu's wife and you t The Ideal plomto go wife. Bat George bud dawn to SbeIbgWIidi.is be at . taho alMs . and Wi buck so" cmep v. all the weit onNm.By(Mstimehe -kM he With me? wa beg' to look 1e a mutcs in __ - We're Cleaning Up : fmmDa,Ionato Nosy : Shopping ythsrhetwitbtheMiy. ante before yea hary lUlL He cru1t ndlag from lbsneck DEAR ABBY How long dees haveto live Ina place before It's "horn."? Even after 14 years of marriage, whenever my to George It wam his back, ithoue.shtspsruugs _______ he says, "I'm going home." his hip GIOIS 3d Msyb.I'modofllaetogotao didorops'M.osr his lgp,Iken 4Id Abby, bat It Jnd burns his neck started to bothw him ___t---.-. k I? Wife CLIAN KITCHEN CABINETS, Place May UARABBY: Abo the hits' from ONLY KIDOING, who compared woman to ki and yos' reply — "A rond "Ir, Is woith _ OVER 20 YRS. EXPERIENCE: -- your bride and Zales anuectloer of styliak 5- ----- - ..- - hossN WN pui,ahs i !u1,Se dst Vii liii Isfays i.4W4 widding sets. 2-Diamond Bridal Si", INS 3Djamond Bridal Set, Both available In 14 karat whit, or yellow gold. Any gggstjn busts Mi. is1) Outgo . . o.uin married? Tooff FII? weara_ ,jM swa4htag OIAl: iiiG. L'1 Zdw ad • vs ZAW Store "Dancing under the Stars" took place at the beautiful Starlight Room at the Forest. The Keenagers Club members and guests danced from 8 p.m. until midnight with the melodies played by Doc Brown. The tables were very attractively decorated with Zodiac signs, and snacks and refreshments were • - Ideal - -' -• Bob and Sharon, state certified firefighters, were members of the Volunteer Fire Dept. and Bob served as Fire Chief for two years (7778). The members of the Volunteer Fire Dept. presented them with an engraved plaque In appreciation for their work and services. Also, a letter of appreciation from the city was presented to them by Mayor Walter Sorensen, also president of the Volunteer Fire Dept. They will be missed by their friends and neighhors. served. About 100 people attended the affair. Chairmen for this event were Ken and Sophie Chapman and their committee Jane and Ray Becker, Jean and Ken Binder, Irene and Stan Dynak, Marion and Chuck Ross and Pearl and Chuck Valerlus. A surprise baby shower was given to little Master Casey Cline by Mrs. Betsy Nelson at the Fellowship Hall of the United Presbyterian Church In Lake Mary. The son of Dale and Clyde Cline, he made headlines recently when he decided to come into this world at home to the surprise of his mother and everybody else. About 20 ladies attended this shower and Casey received a lot of gorgeous things. A beautiful cake shaped in the form of of a bassinet with a baby In it was presented to Mrs. Clime and It was served with refreshments to the guests. Once again, shuffle board players in Lake Mary! If interested In using the courts or forming a club, please contact Mrs. Pat Southward at the City Hall 323-79loorat her home 323-15. She will have the facilities repaired and kept up for your use. Give tier a M11. am glad to be back home after two weeks spent up North and getting snowed in twice In a row. First time was in First Princeton, West Va. on our way to Wheeling where we had to wait until the Turnpike was open (It was closed overnight and it was open to the traffic again about 10 the next morning.) l7he second time we ww 's in Rock uw,ac. with practically Ic to our knees. It took an extra day of trip to get out of there. Anyway folks, heaven is Florida.Snowandlcelanot for me. I'll never again complain about the cold weather hune The Lake Mary United Presbyterian Church observed the World's Day of Prayer Friday, from 10 a.m. to four p.m. Th. Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce will have Its monthly meeting this Monday, March 5 at the Forest Starlight Room starting at 8 p.m. A program will be presented by Daphne Carson from the Seminole County Health Clinic about high blood pressure (free blood checks will be given). Also Ed Schuckman from the Seminole County Sheriff's Dept., will speak about the vial of life, -- A special note to all the residents äI Lake Mary; In order for me to report all your social activities lneed your calls. Please let me know all about birthdays, dinner parties, annlversarles, weddings, graduations, travels, etc. Hasta Is vista, A farewell party was given In honor of Bob and Sharon Bailey at the home ' In And Around Longwood - - ,----- -- •- -5-.- .5-- .• .- --, -----u-.-,_.. -•-.-P- .•..4.s s - -- ,r- -- - - - __________________ -. On Sunday, March 11, beglivilng at 2p.m., the In District Voice of Democracy awards lt,ehoon will be held at South 8qno1e VFW Pod =7 and ljg atii4Hry, The VOD prugrom Invites sea high school 4160ts to sskm* emays on various topics *reda from Swiard were about Amaka. From these Alan liar "g in w wbosi each __the paetldpding pod are chu..a Is mug They them continue on to In my colcm iast year shod district,- state and national the rucg,Imuitionedthe Oer family of TUWL Led year, Richard ad Mans, ad two of their tines children, Why cook? Every Friday and Harold and PUrid., bidwt Satary evemlag from Ito liii other sen, Richard, had 8:96 enjoy steaks, fish or to May in Tampa because of a M14 at loath E—''i VFW Fist W ncew game. Well, thIs year all five end '-4w -4y. Pwferm as March 6 ad GeNera an 1 s again, Igo led year, Hadd 10 for yes' Weft or &oft woaflrdplacsinMsigsgreep, pliarve, wUl be 1d4. thiubu' 'b' 11th in :17. Rkhard attheer. made ep for mift led yeses -rm by ftiiilift 161 in *311. 1aodregalwmodIng01 We iV tkiwoughly e*yed the loath I-'t VFW Pod ourselves, tt — rat y vib. we '.dn en a aria M4 is imectw, who thafl rmas Tsj, Mswh S at S p.m. All =Mbn 06M to 111110106110, mt _.__--__•_-_-..•_•___ - - - • --. In And Around Casselberry M" '9 Deserved Rest Rev. Leonard Nicholas has The highlight of their trip, production. She met Bert her parents for a brief visit and been relaxing at the home of according to Mrs. Balmer, was Reynolds Friday night after th e ?.IELENDA to see a friend in The Effect of Jay and Veldine Welty at 208 "Wet and Wild" and Busch play when he came back EDMISTON to Gamma Rays on Man-in-theWaverly Drive, Fern Park. Gardens. congratulate the cast and wish Moon Marigolds" at SCC. Casselberry Rev. Nicholas Is pastor at an them well in their endeavors. Assembly of God Church in Correspondent • Reynolds, who caine dressed Ypsilanti, Midi., where their Farewell to Mrs. Dodle French In blue jeans and cowboy boots Jeamune and Ron Lerch and daughter, Carol attends and is a and her daughter, Michelle. was invited by an FAU student their children returned this secretary. 1111 ade the move from their who has been designing scenes week from Bryson City, N.C., After 15 months of being the are going to help them home at 1219 Florida Ave. to for his new dinner theater in where they visited her parents general contractor to their celebrate his birthday and their Jacksonville this week. AIU*h& Lake Worth. Karen Valentine Rose and Paul Kerr, formerly church building as well as wedding anniversary with some member of the family making also saw the play with of Casselberry. pastoring the church, his i4hulrmg out and ordedaIsi*. . congregation decided he hors. w will' be livIág at Robin returned home with CISI5*VSd 5 rid. stables mile from their new While In florida, be will visit Casselberry Elementary home. his niece and members ofhis invites all parents to come out church who are attending to a special program and Soidheastern Bible College In meetlmgofthePTAonTuesday Chuck and Sally Basinger of IN SANFORD Lakeland. at 7 p.m. 213 Wilshire Drive, went down On his way home he will stop The Valentine's Day Dance to Boca Baton to see "The in Charlotte, N.C., where he has was a success, accordingto Liz Taming of the Shrew" been asked to speak on the PTL Gaul. Over $159.75 was-raised presented at Florida Atlantic Club, a national television and by the PTA to be used for school University last weekend. radio program. projects. Their daughter, Robin, was "For 20 years, I have been in assistant stage manager for the the IflIflIJtTIJ and have felt there Is a gap between the pulpit and Clare and Lilhlaq Balmier of the congregation," he said. 300S. Triplet Drive were visited He is known for his efforts to by her niece and husband, Hod try and bridge the gap through and Jeanette Spaulding and ministry 01 the church body, their two boys, Terry and laymen mlnlderingto Others in Travis the church. "It was good to see them, IJlILaq said. "They have had so much lee and below zero degree Us and Tom Gaul of 1532 weather, that they were glad to Canterbury Circle, are being come down here," she added. visited by her sister and While In Florida, the brother-in-law, Annie and Spauldings, who are from Tray, Harry Smith. Pa., visited Jsannstte'sparents The Sinitbo came down from and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Moscow, Penn. to thaw out and Vivian Young and Dennis of do some celebrating. The Gauls Venice. • - - - I RAND OPENING!! MEET THE TRMTY FACULTY -: TRINITY FACULTY MEMBERS ARE MORE Runners Off Again For Annual Contest Saturday found the Waits of Longwood on the road to Eustis. It was our annual trek to the Washington's Birthday Celebration 100 meters road race. This year, however. John had a running mate. Our new associate pastor, Fr. Al Macphearnon of SI. Augedine's, entered his &A road race In over 10 years. Fr. Al, who moved to our aria from Carthage, N.Y., was an allAmerican track star during his seminarian days, but that was a few years ago Out of the 413 men, women, boys and girls erdired in the race, John came In 177 with a time ol4i:OL Fr. Al was onl3ra few ranersbehind John at 193 with atkneofWl7. Other Longwood runners were Michak Platt, Thomas Hdiwoet Steve Carbon, Jerry Lowsy, Jerry Stanford, Dr. J. Branmen Murphy, who ran led year ad bettered led years time by on. NoonI George Goys, pwiç Blaks. P. Hughes, Carmine Bravo, Leans Schwartz, Shawa IWImL Mary MItU and Jmn _Eatods. Hera ld Photo by Tom Netti On hand to assist Ballet Guild of Sanford-Semin ole and Valerie Weld. Th e two Sunday perforthis weekend with the lyrics In "An Evening of mauces and prices are 2:30 p.., m $2 and $1.50: Dance and Lyrics" will be the Central Florida and 7:30 p.m.. $3 and $1.50. Sponsors and guests will Chorale. The dance segment will feature three be honored at a closed performance Saturday, at original ballets choreographed by Loretto Rozak, choreographer and dance master from Chicago, 7:30 p.m. A sponsor card will admit two. Admission who is assisting artistic directors. Miriam Wright for others is $3 and $1.50 CHORALE JOINS BALLET GUILD - - MW Diamond PRA HUGHES Lake Mary Drrelpondei 323-0891 - - Sunday, March 4, 19fl-35 — -S. ••S - - --S THAN WELL-EDUCATED, WELL-QUALIFIED • - TEACHERS, THEY ARE INTERESTING PEOPLE, tlle~lilJe. slis es 41W Csud àess... Ike Ideul Aww luskisu csuuieclisu Everyone needs a fun shoe, run shoe, slip, in goanywhere shoel Slide into fashion fun with life Stride and give your feet the time of their lifel fIN 26 Sizes 5 to 10 N or M widths White, bone and navy or black patent A graduate of Radcliffe and Rollins Colleges, Gloria Houghton is well known in the Central Florida area for her teaching of English literature, her unique approach to humanities studies, and her world-wide travels. She has studied in England and Scotland, traveled with students in Russia, and is planning a trip to Red China. A participant in the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference she sponsors Trinity's literary magazine and literary society. Mrs. Houghton Is vice-president of the Harvard Club and was responsible for the school's highly successful Shakespeare festival. GLORIA HOUGHTON Matching Handbap ah 2112$ 1. FIRST ST., SANFORD PH. 3224624 ¶ TRINITY PREPARATORy SCHOOL College Preparatory Grades 7 through 12 6400 Aloma Avenue, Orlando, Fl. 32807 — APPLICATIONS now being accepted for school year 1979.80. Phone 671.4140 for FREE brochure. �40— Evenjng Herald, Sanford, FL aLCJNDIE ' eAl I'M ALL OUT Ol.1,DEAR... vCu'REGHTf OP PAJAMA T,4EVRE ALL IN1THE ' BOTTOMS! —i LAUNDRY j_._' Sunday, March 4, ltfl by Chic Young KBUT YOU WAVE PLENTY 1 !)1Jmis jiU' O PAJAMA TOPS, , DON'T YOU? ISN'T GONfJA WORK! 2 AcRoss 48 Fruit stone 51 Name fore dog 53 False (prefix) 55 Dopes 56Predator 1 Stuck out 7 Tided 13 New York state city 14 Elapse sources 17 Compass - point 18 Subject • — 33 BEETLE BAILEY ' by Most Walker I CAN'T BELIEVE COME OYER1 S6T. 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IN THE GUM"CHEMNG SECTION OR THE NONGUAA-CHENNG smnCN? sm Ic By Oswald Jacoby and *Ju Sontag _ ' I ____ I f _____ 8.3 ____ _________________________ Ir ,,Iz, n BUGS BUNNY I WHAT'S YA THIN KTh' APE'S TN'T' 1`1 15L I UUEVk IT'S .$44PE? CONTAIN YOUR ANXIETY, _____ SIRE.` GOMIN FROM MONTM0RENCY'S CASE.' oo . b-b HES TRyINI T0 RK HIMBfLP ,VP!.. lM' 1O9CONPITION .r u.ei• U. IN —_ C MON Fio•,da 0pttmi of AdPn,n,w.,,o,, . P,• ARRIT - I A[NE]j SUNSHINE STATE - -- frfyoumgywft = -the.. who lov, you. ____ LEO (July 23-Aug.23) Lid-' to VQ55IdST t,hs dUuili Of OtlMf$ ' today. y try them, you're the on. who will ' Great Divide" (1978) Heather Rattray, Mark Hall. Two orphaned children attempt to cross the Rocky Mountains alone in order to claim a farm they inherited in Oregon. 0 DELTA HOUSE The Deltas concoct a mad scheme to prevent the draft board from get. ling D-Day. NQER WHAT IF bylobThaves ____ ___ 1 No PE 1.COsTu,wW?hJTmE . - ROCKFORD FILES GLOVE BOAT "Funny Valentine" Samantha Egger; "The Wallflower" Patty Dwor- EDMISTERROGERS(R) kin; "A Home Is Not A Home" Minnie Pearl, Arthur Godfrey. .___ INWEKS' as -. FishSaudwich Baked Beau I . ' ___ I £ FA0-1 ______ WP*alI LW MATINEE lii ALL. SlATS-' BOTH YNEATIS _________ _______ . PLAZA l] _________ . __ 2:55 7:35 _____ ' __ !1MIJ I -1 _ ____ __ . c' S I I S . . . 4 Spaghetti Cheeseburger SloppyJoe Green Peas SMh Toes8alad Fruit Spies Cake Roll' Mawsham THURSDAY, MAP, s EIWFrrrARyscIloOI,s can" Yams Toss S" Roll VA Giant Slalom, from Lake Plac- Id, New York. 500 (2) I R 0 N SI 0 E '' The Challenge" A chance remark is the clue needed to solve a murder. (12) EMERGENCY ONE 0 FIFUNG LINE "The Crisis Of British Trade Unions" Guest: Labor leader Jimmy Reid. ". i-.-, IDONUS TUMdLE WEEDS (1 MP CL.OS COLJN1 1 pJsil.wY OF !H1MMAWN I so wu.IT INow *P N cAri.1$ WI1)arrA 1AN M. WDRP~ LO CHOP CHOCK-UP) by. T. X. •$ w L•.e vi.. L SAID A1ItIJI*4..... .110w!. . I1PPEP IN $W4, N APW ., FIN1W4ThE tion. (12) WILD KINGDOM "Wildlife Rancher" David Hoperafl dreams of replacing cattle ranching with wildlife ranching. 7:00 CD a WORLD OF DISNEY "Never A Dull Moment" A struggling actor (Dick Van Dyke) who is mistaken for a hit man Is hired by a mobster (Edward G. Robinson) to take pill In a robbery. (4)U50MINUTES S THE OSMONDS Guests: LeVer Burton, Joyce DeWitt, King Arthur the lion, Moore's Mongrel Revue, Murray Hill's Pizza HamSslad8aadwtck WldppedPotsties ____ GreenSg. Elephants, Johnny Dark. 106 ED THE FORSYTI SAGA "To Let" Flour trios to persuade Caw slow or 8$saedCahg y. Jon to elope with her, but, when told about her past, he goes to Europe. 000 (4)5 ALL WI THE FAMILY Norman Law ii host for the cam 200th epIsode calibration of Grses "All In lbs Family" featuring a . presentation of segments from vat . ancu by Carroll O'Connor, Bill' Jean Stapleton, Rob Ralner MEkerEkok. and Sally8trulhsrs. ____________________________________________________________________ S MOVIE "The Ordeal Of .0 Patty Hearst" (Premiere) OUPON •an Dennis Weaver, Lisa Eilbacher. U The story of the kidnapping S and search for heiress Patty Hearst is told from the viewS S polntofthsFBlagentwhowas klchargeol the San Franclsco ER SH • EF Got WhsnYcuBuyOSupsr$hsf, S FrinchFryandAnyDrink HAN41 . . . i , %Il - • 5, • II. .. Slit .. II, ; MASTIRP THEATRE "Country Meftars The Bulbs Sielers" ___ A gsey teenager hopelessly conw- I oGIOOIIYATTIILOCATIOUJ S cayinvclved With a2$.yw. 0111111 PWROWM WW eryour SANS 0A1I 1. ,i1Il,swa$sr • S -I (Can .' Lo ft) $ ®S$TOcs(ARDI p (PremIere) Suun Hughes ___ (Stockard Chinning), ill Ow Cei.*in Per Family Per Visit adventurous loelonien utto Is I .........COUPON.....,.,j -- CALENDAR e o SUNDAY, MARCH 4 Ballroom and round dancing, 8p.m., Temple Shalom, ovidence and Elkcarn Boulevards. Deltona. MONDAY, MARCUS Monday Morneri Toast masters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop , 10 a.m., and noon, Student Union Budding, Stetson, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center, South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Free blood pressure clinic, 7-8 p.m., 7th-day Adventist Church, Winter Springs. Altamonte- South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes Board meeting, 7:30 p.m, Jaycee building. tAke Monroe Amateur Radio Society, 7:30 p.m., SCC Tel-Communications building, Sanford Mod. Speaker Chuck Watters, operator in touch with Iran. TOPS CHAPTER 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 P.M. First United Methodist Church, Sa nford. TUESDAY, MARCH S Quilting demonstration and dIsplay 10 am. to 1 p.m., Pine Castle Center of the Arts, 5903 Randolph St., Orlando. Open to public. Senior Citizens meeting, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bag lunch, business and bingo. Free blood pressure clinic, 2-4 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. rry S S 825 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA S 00000 MORNING FLORIDA - RESTAURANT and LOIJ1(1E OVERLOOK THE RUNWAYS PH. 323.0501 8:30 (2) 112 TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERICA SANFORU SANF000AIR TERMINAL : : S 5 • ED ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU . 9:00 DONAHUE • MY THREE SONS 0 MOVE () DINAHI Sunday Brunch ' All You Can Eat 5 EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING 9:30 Includes salad bar and coff.•, too, etc. • THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY Plus : Tax 9.55 UPBEAT M N. THRU PIP. 4 p.m. Til 7 p.m. The Nicest Buffet and Salad Bar In Town. All You Can Eat. Includes CC"", Tea etc. 10:00 (2) 2 CARD SHARKS )•AU.INTHEFAMILY(N) RETS Plus : $3 Tax M n$i.ss GD• THE PRJCE ISPJQHT 1100 (2) 112 HIGH ROLLERS UHAPPYDAY8(R) 11:30 ()WNfl,oFFfi'7'ljp4g (1) 8 LOVE OF LIFE •FAMILY FEUO e BANQUET WIDL SCREEN TV CATERING IN THE LOUNGE Casa FACILITIES CANSIA, UPyons ThE ueft * St.ok. * kofood * Mixkon Dishes __ EVER? MONDAY ALL DAY LUNCHEONS SPECIALS ____ [ All Itams I Press Our Y 2 ruc I Mul — ___ Msr,dsy $1529 nfl • Up Pridsy Come Taste The Taste Difference In Mexican Food . • 10 A.M. - 2 P.M. In $ II.tSSiIobInatus.J*hpeln '.. 2:00 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 STUDIO SEE Eden" Alexander Scowby xplores the plight of slsphants In Kenya being pushed out by expansion of cities and farm 9:10 IE*.SMarch3i,m, mP. C SPECIAL "Last Stand p NLFrssAvs. I .. 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 THE ODD COUPLE (12) BEWITCHED EL) OVER EASY 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO Rocky Mounteins. (A) MITI . (1) (12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS RESTAURANT & LOUNGE Ill iI 5:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS U ALL MY CHILDREN CA 90 (2)0 _____ NBC MOVIE "Jismi__ alt JoIwilon" (1972) Robed ____ Redford, Will Gear. A disconUnited sx.soldler flees civilizi'tlonkithll3Ostobigina n II a , In PB mi*i. I 1' 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED U MERV GRIFFIN (12) ROOKIES 5 NATNM. 0100RAPIIIC • MOVIELAND SUNDAY IS (LILY SliD- ED SESAME STREET @ MIDDAY (2) (12) TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING 00000 MORNING AMERI CA W SESAME STREET 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 7:30 (2) (12) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI. as el . ,., 030 MINUTES U WILD KINGDOM "Wild Dogs 01 The Desert" Wild dogs are fitted with telemetry devicas and released for ob serve- ,.' . . j i BOTH ADULTS 2.15 STUDENT vUi15 TNIATII$ CHILD UNDU 1 THE ADVOCATES 630 (2) NBC NEWS 9) CBS NEWS 'VI, ' HI. NEIGHBOR - . PRICES ..,. . . E 'áS"I" 6:55 •.n Thh8aidwlch SU P 6:49 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 112) MAKE ME LAUGH 1:00 (2) (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 5:53 11) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS (A)THE ODD COUPLE 0 HOGAN'S HEROES. ) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE ff2) PASSWORD PLUS (12) PTL CLUB (0 KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI 12:30 5:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY (1)CRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY USUNRISE 6:30 (2) PORTER WAGONER EL) ELECTRIC COMPANY (2) NEWS cy Reed. An undercover agent for the U.S. government is sent to Rome to recover 120 pounds of stolen plutonium. (A) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA MllkorSbake EZPR LINE p a81.d$.dIeb Th Titan Celew FTSAF1uiI MilkerShak. FIStbFT4P _____ 12:00 3:30 4) 0 M'ASH(R) GRAMMING 0 THE FBI "All The Streets AreSilent" (12) NBC LATE MOVIE "Top Secret" (1978) Bill Cosby. Tra- EVENING M11k& MIDDLE SCHOOL SENIORHIGH lEEk MWDLEBCHOOL Georgia Fame, Andy Williams AFTER HOURS ANOTHER WORLD 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED STUDIO SEE 12:00 (])JEOPARDY (A) THE YOUNG AND THF RESTLESS 00 (2) NEWS CD EDUCATIONAL PRO. MORNING featuring Men's and Women's Downhill Races and the Men's TouSalad PuddIng Rolls Milk or Shake SENIOR HIGH Fried Chicken MiniSteakSub Candied Yams Green Peas TossSalad Fruit Pudding R111111111 Milk or EXPRFM LINE MIMS$CakSth FraMR TatoI'Tots Ten &dw Fresh Fruit MllkorShake FRIDAY, MAR. I ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Fish WhiPPed Potatoes Green Beans WEDNAY,MAL7 SCHOOLS , WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of World Cup Skiing, Green Peas MSaudwkb Pizza Whipped P0105055 Green Beam Cole Slawor Steamed Cabbage Jell. ____ Hbwsr is Frsick FTI.s Cern JuiceBar Kevin Ayers, The Steve Gibbons Band. Golden Earring. lions. (2 Hrs.) Frank on Bun candied Yams EXPIIESSLINE _ Cheeseburger Sloppy Jes ThTRII Toss Salad FreshFruit MilkerShake ____ • .'. 4:00 (1) NSA BASKETBALL Denver Nuggets at Los Angeles Lakers 0 MOVIE "Kim" (C) (195 1) Milk orShake Fled Chickeim SENIOR HIGH 'p TO" Salad Tatar Tots t tized. 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED 0 JUKEBOX Guests. Osibisa, "Beethoven's Ninth Sympho. 'Y" 4:30 MIDDLESCHOOL Spaghetti Cheeseburger Greeta Peas TouSalad Fruit 89k0 Cake Roll. lEEk srShake . 3:30 ED BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL MIDDLESCHOOLS TUESDAY, MARl ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Spaghetti Toss Salad or Raw Vegetable Sticks GreenPeu Spice Cake Milk & Roll 10:30 "September (2) MOVIE Affair" (81W) (1950) Joan Fontaine, Joseph Cotton, Two Pft*. believed killed in an airplan, crash, consider stall EXPRESS LINE I on orBmjj Barbecue on Ban Flah8audwich Milk or Shake I. M Rolls Milk or Shake Pudding ColeSlaw (4)MOVIE "Women At West Point" (Premiere) Linda Purl, Andrew Stevens The story of the first women to enter the United States Military Acad my at West Point is drama- terweight Championship with defending champion Rocky Mattioli vs. Maurice Hope from San Remo, Italy. EXPRESS LINE Pt$ Cole Slaw tam Man" (1976) Denver Pyle, John Dehner, A man suffering from a lung ailment moves to the Wild Sierras, where he works with naturalist John 3:15 0 INTERNATIONAL CHAM PIONSHIP BOXING Live ccverage of the WBC Super Wet- Fried Chicken Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake 11:30 (2) NBC LATE MOVIE 'Moun- "The Errol Flynn, Dean Stockwell. Based on Rudyard Kipling's classic. A little white boy in India grows up amidst the adventure and po p of British attempts to quell rn native rebel- Broccoli •siuoio on . . •' (!DCBSNEWS cancer. (R) 'rFr,iI PIm .h . .. — ___ C 4 , •- . , Franks SINGING , .j _' -u '. ColeSlaw Shft Milk or Shake SENIOR HIGH denies his first love and almost chances of winning. (1 1/2 Hrs.) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) lion years earlier. 1100 (1) GD 0 0 aM NEWS 'vu. - C 0 Broccoli _ cripples his team's man (Ken Berry) wants to prove that ghosts exist; and a woman (Janet Leigh) dreams of seeing the twins she gave up for adop. . 5&P LOVE ¶17 SEE _ 9. Baked Beans Havilland, A humble ballplayer jetliner being used by a Latin American president. 0FANTASY ISLAND A timid 11:15 bons from air conditioners, industrial processes and tefri. gerators affect Earth's ozone layer and may cause skin Corn Gieces Fruit Frank on Bun (12) MOVIE "Alibi Ike" (81W) (1935) Joe E. Brown, Olivia do are hired to recover a stolen (2)11)00(12) NEWS Unfinished Agenda" FIi.orocar- Hamburger on Bun Chill Barbecue OUBen French Fries .1IDLE$(OGL U KIDS A PEOPLE TOO 10:00 (4) 0 BOSTON AND KILBRIDE (Premiere) Two freewheeling private detectives 11:00 o, Florida. SENIOR HIGH Ma Rockford and his pal Richie Brockelman (Dennis Dugan) 9:00 devise an elaborate scheme to (1) OUTLOOK get Richia's father's business (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING back from the hands of gang. 0 FANGFACE sters. (12 ORAL ROBERTS . ____ R I Fresh Fruit 8:30 (1) SUNDAY MASS (4)MARLO AND THE MAGIC MO MACHINE a ORAL. ROBERTS 9:00 $:$ flM* Franks an a Bun Baked Beans Cole Slaw •00 (2) VOICE OF VICTORY GD OF WOMEN AND MEN _ 0 2) REX HUMSARD 08140w MV PEOPLE ED SESAME 8TMT(R) Epstein turns the school paper into a scandal sheet with reports of an affair between Julie and Mr. Woodman. ____ byStanLeeand JnRomjfa . THIS IS ONE wow! x FISI. NIöH'T N0000Y'u RELAXEP FOR HAVE TO WORRY THE F)RT 1iMj SLIN MONDAY, MAR. 5, IM EILEMENTARYSCHOOLS 7:30 MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL (4) SUNDAY sf;;Js a FAITH FOR TODAY •PCThREOfHMLTh 8:30 0 WELCOME BACK. KOTTER Jim- A thriller set in the pop music world which looks at life and death from a very unusual angle. from the Bay Hill Club in Orlan. Menu ED FLUOROCARBONS (2)2'S COMPANY (1) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORM 0 MARL,O AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 VIEWPOINT opi NUTRI.. 'flON (12) JERRY FALWEU_ 4)0 MOVIE "Across The ___ TNAT'LI. BE 03,75. School 700 with some of the troubled neighborhood kids. VIRGO (Aug. 23-8s. 23) me SPIDER-MAN . 6:45 Pine) gets to know and work 10:45 PREMIERE "A Hymn From Classic" Live coverage of the final round of this tournament 0 CHRISTOPHER OSEUP CHIPS After his son is injured in a motorbike acci. dent, Sgt. Getraer (Robert EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE Hill (2) (12) GOLF "Bay CD 8:00 L ___________ _______ 7:30 10:30 3:00 AflERNOON Mike Douglas. ID SECOND CITY TV 3:00 (2) (12) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Steve Martin. (A) (4) MOViE "From His To is on. of them. Be open and pens if you rise with the ace copies of JACOBY MODERN,) . ________________________________ ' Now let's see what hap- this column and will receive TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL. (I) CHURCH SERVICE 0 THE LIVINIG WORD 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. Tahoe Show" ____ ' A New York reader asks If 4ORs 6:30 0 LAWRENCE WELK "Lake .12) 112) 0 DIRECTIONS o mis is THE u o MARY TYLER MOORE Los Angeles Dodgers compete against the Kansas City Royals in a variety of sporting events in this first preliminary round of superteam competition from Freeport in the Bahamas. 1:30 o THE 2:30 (2)12) THE DOCTORS 0 GUIDING LIGHT @)O CBS NEWS (Premiere) Guests: Lucille Ball, 0 THE SUPERTEAMS The nis Championships" (2) 2) MEET THE PRESS 0 BLACK AWARENESS 600 (I) A BETTER WAY 2) HEE HAW Guests: Ten. (1) CANDID 12:30 Hrs.) about yotrielf? ?nne sob dories are only ploys , (4) 'TONY BROWWS jouRI**. Se fOIbW toget yQU to pick up the t&b . IOfM THE LAWAND YOU Graph latter by mailing $1 for SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Eternity" (B/W) (1954) B&I J0WOjØ eWh to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 21) What's good for the Lancaster, Montgomery ClIft. zoom(R) The calm before the storm is 450, RadIo City Station, N.Y. majority should be your soon through the eyes of five 119. Be sure to specify birth today. Only those things you do AGRONISKY Ifl people stationed at Pearl Harsign. .that take Into consideration NY bor lust before World War If. (2 ARIES (Mardi 2.1-AprIl 19) e'rybody's needs will work. 0 SPECTRUM Hrs.) It's fax better today to look for CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. BAPTIST U 02) FIRST 0 MOVIE "Hitler: The Last CHURCH new solutions If eelfdoul*s 19) Be alert for someone who Ten Days" (C) (1973) Alec ED AESOP "Darlene And keep troubling you. First will try to have all believe he Guinness, Simon Ward. Hitler's Tommy" (R) final hours and the atrocities of are not necessarily deserves credit for something concentration camps are 11:30 your bed ones. you did. Don't let him get away depicted. (2 Hrs.) (4)0 FACE THE NATION TAURUS (April 20-May 20) With IL 0 MOViE "The Sven Year TURNABOUT "Lost And Be extra-careful all to whom AQUARIUS(Jan. 2D-Feb. 19) Itch" IC) (1955) Marilyn Found" A 40-year-old houseyoutrustwtthyourhard-earned Be discriminating today. Monroe, Tom Ewell. A happily wife discusses mld.11fe crisis. money today. There is someone Associate with only your most married man meets in attrac(R) AFTERNOON little scruples lurking In wholesome pals. Don't be in. ' live blonde after sending his family on a summer vacation. your shadow, waiting to take nuencei by ttoae trying t 12oo (2 Hrs. 5 Mini.) (3) MOVE "Piamu The Killer adü5S of you. ' escape from reality. They'll GEMINI (May 2lJune 20) pullyouciownwlththem. _____________________ — ___ You can tell who your real — . & . ,-.,, friends are today by the ones Smokey Says: who choose to stand by you. -- - - -. Those giving you difficulties fly QfE$J FIRES PLAZA TWIN false colors. . CONIThBUTE . 17,2 CANCER (Jim. 21-July ) 322.7502 FLCOCI '.. mere are days when it pays to PLAZA I 215 7:45 keep your mouth shut, and this - - i.-. - . FRANK AND ERNEST ( _L,. today. However, later bear out that he had your with members of your family inter"U at heart as Well. companion __ thereareaamanyas5oslam On a certain TV quiz show, conventions. The Encyclopedia of theYwanttoknowhowmany people out of 100 select a Brldgelistsover7 but few of them are really used. certain answer. We wonder II u many as INEWSPAPERENTERPRISEASSN.) two brldgeplayera out o 100 (Do you h8ve a question for will pla A low Spade at trick the experts? Write "Ask She One, In East seat. Experts," care of this newspaIt looks like a mighty sill y per. Individual questions will play. You knowyourpartner be answered II accompanied has led a singleton. You by stamped, self-addressed ic1 7:00 THE GONG. SHOW @ CONSUMER BUYLINE 200 0 MOVIE "My Sweet Charlie" (C) (1970) Patty Duke. Al Freeman Jr. A bigoted Southern girl is forced by circumstances to hide out with a Northern black man. (2 Hrs.) 0 DiSCUSSION '79 ID TENNIS Singles finals of "The U.S. National Indoor Ten. KIT "No-Fault Insurance. PantYhOse. Homebuying MORNING nessee Ernie Ford, Stella Parton. __ know the declarer also holds envelopes. The most interest, a singleton. inq questions will be used In MONTH'S N4TIONAL. ARM WRIIfTI.INCHAMP10N5HIP/ ____ mom lmdahl _____ NOUKI 0 only way to come out on top ana YOUR BIRTHDAY gaIn cooperation today is to MarebS, 1971 Many changes are in the employ only methods you can offing this coming year. You be truly proud of. Don't stoop to could find yourself breaking another's level, unproductive old habits. Thie LIBRA(Sept. 23-Oct. 23) transition could give you a new Forget trying to make peace base from which to operate. among dissenting co-workers PISCES (Feb. 20-Mardi 20) today. They don't want It, so go Overreacting emotionally to off and do your own thing. problems today could cause you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)11 _____ a selfish to behave in Keep control by exerting your those truly In need, but avoid . _____ (2)FLORJDA'S WATCHING (1)0 CBS NEWS U NEWS (!I UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL For Monday, March 5, 1979 of spades. Your best play is to lead a spade back. South ruffs. Draws trumps while NORTH making sure to win the third K Q J 10 trump In dummy. Discards two minor suit losers on the ; last two spades and winds up with six trumps, two spades EAST and the ace of club and 02 • A117153 diamonds. IV 764 95 Suppose K J.7 53 • Q 10 spade. South leads a second 3(742 L•.QJ 15.......spade from dummy. East sOt,TU ducks again. South rd a low card, West ruffs and •4 leads any low card he wants VKQJNII to lead, A 94 South has only one ASS to dummy. He can get In with Vulnerable: Neither th e ace of trumps and lead Dealer: East another spade, ut will ft. nally play that ace. South ws N.,th Bud Sa will ruff, but will have no 3• 4 way to get back to dummy to Pass Pau cash the last spade. He will wind up with just one spade Opening lead: •2 trick for a total of nine, Sunday, March 4, 17-35 11:55 10:00 Philadeiphia 76ers at Phoenix Suns reports on an inner-city teenager's newspaper; Christopher Glenn looks at a father-son drag racing team. OCisUMERBI.fl'UNE Q ISSUES AND ANSWERS INTERCOM CONSUMER SURVIVAL 6:30 1:45 (1) NBA BASKETBALL 100 COLLEGE BASKET(2) BALL Noire Dame at Michigan ox MINUTES Betsy Aaron killer whale is saved from death by a naturalist interested in studying his behavior. (1 Hr. 45 Mins.) Primus. Private detectives are hired to capture an extortion. 15t(1 1/2Hrs.) 6:00 (2J()0 112) NEWS ——————————— (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) by Howl Schneider ____ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A wellO(JR BIRTHDAY friend 1flY butt 113 me I4$'cb4,1I7i Into your personal affairs your range of friends and nose this may tlxugh . tis). E acqua.ances likelY cnilig annoy you, think of a nice way pj him to direct his interest year. Contacts YOU make to tell Socially Will prove to be *M elsewhere. JIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It In business areas as well. PISCES (Feb. 20March 20) may appear 85 11 a Companion With friends, you are likely to is trying to use you for be a bright and cheerful pwposes today. Events wili FLORIDA Whale' (C) (1966) Lee Meriwether.RichardErdman.A (ZCOMEDYSHOP 13 MOVIE "Big Rose" (C) (1974) Shelley Winters, Bar 1ENING LIBRA (Sept.3-0. 23) you could be iOI't4mPt'od Something and grumpy. (abbr.) 39 Wig t9 Generation yourself by sending for your unpleasant psyche 47 Angwantibo 21 Spews 42 Cream Letter. be quite enjoyable today, once copy of MaIl$lforeachtoAdro.GraPll, you get Into It. Keep an open p.0. Box 489, Radio City attitude about your work. P.O. ———————————— 1 2 13 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Today you may be a bit too ----specify birth sign. — 13 — — — — 14 ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) possessive for your own good, ------- -Today you'll have the desire, Don'tputredrlctlonsonaloved 15 16 you'll have the knowledge, but one you wouldn't want foisted — — _________ — — — _________ — — you'll also have a case of all on yourself, 17 18 19 20 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee, thumbs that could prevent you — — ______ — — — ______ — — 21) If your relationship with train achieving your goals. 21 22 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) your mate has been a bit ——— — ——— Spending a lot of money to get drained, a thoughtful gesture 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 what you want today Isn't could help turn things around —— necessary. Use that brain of today. It doean't have to be 31 — — 32 33 yours. You find a cheaper something you buy. — —— CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, 34 — — way. 35 will have a GEMINI (May 21une 20) If 19) Subordinates —— 40 — — — 37 J38 139 you profit from a material difficult time pleasing you transaction today It won't be today. You may bea trifle more 42 due to your efforts. A pal will demanding than WRW. Ease take pity on you and help make up. They'll be more productive. 44 45 46 47 48 4 9 50 AQUARIUS '(Jan, 20-Feb. 19) things right. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Extravagance is In order today 51 53 Tiry to be philosophical When If your generosity is direded --little annoyances pop t today. toward one you love but not if 55 --56 — C*herwlae you might blow off It's just spending for pending's more steam than necessary. sake. 57 WIN AT BRIDGE EEK & MEEK PRISCILLA'S POP For Sunday, March 4, 1979 Ir !2L. DID tjJ K&)OVJ ThAT ThE EPC?LE IS A 21 Sibyl g' ( 1:00 1k1010k TEE DOWN 2OYock TONIGHT'S 7V satu v i marriage Evening Herald, Sanford, F). ByBERNICEBEDEOBOL ______ 57 Matched HAMTH 10 H group of AHA LL china (2 wds) N U N S N ( I IOI 58 Flees for T I E 0 0 1 16 Hormone h. [TjEiA1 1EfAfQI.JE1 1TJEjD1 HAOV N 0 OMHAY I V I (MO II US £ $ E OA R[0181 £ $ birds 15 Lighting device HOROSCOPE Answer to Previous Puzzle . SALAD BAR . REDUCED DRINK PIKES 1s3O'2:OO .IIAPPY HOUR 4.7 DaIly h I. Liii,,. ½ PRICE DRIIKS • SPECIAL CHIDIIWS MENU, . PRIVATE DRIPIG ROOM FOR PARTIES, ETC. •INTIRTAIIMINT NIGHTLY OPEN fl:3S.1IMON.ffirgTNtJR$., FRItO 11, SAT. 5-ill EMaBi.ervedou bd ws'ngiad to emye U$FrecMAv.., Hwy. 17.12 __1iJ SANFORD PbuMm.ossi 1_ i , I . J �6B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford,Fl. Sunday, March4, Legal Notice Gover110 F Demos Hail lalmadge :.AFi?A (UP!) - Sen. called for a 20 percent herman E. Talmadge, D.Ga., charge on Japanese products to rtturnlngtoGeorglstoflghtfor protect American jobs, decried vindication, says he's far from federal farm policy, PTOflhIStd being politically dead yet. cost containment In Medicaid - "To quote the language of and Medicare, and urged a Mark Twain, my political bajanced federal budget to curb funeral Is greatly ezag- 1latjon. gerated," Talmadge told He also said he has not made state Democratic party's annual "Jefferson-Jackson" day uphismlndon the second round llnner Friday night In an ap- of Strategic arms limitation J not vote for any parent barb at The Atlanta talks, but wil Constitution, which has been treaty that weaken. American outlining his political and defenses without offsetting fIMIC1al dlfknities. concessions from the Coinmunists. He added, "I must Earlier In the day, the wk that i have an lnierent year-old lawmaker was diStrust of the Soviet Union." with applause and affection by Taimnadge returned to WashQov. George Busbee and ItonWscIay following his Georgia legislators In an out- release from the Naval Regionpouring of personal and al Medical Center In Long political sympathy for the Bea, where he embattled Senate veteran who hpitaihzed for five weeks of just finished several weeks of alcoholism treatment. Nunn, treatment for alcoholism, praising Talmadge for Talmadge, sporting his "wisdom, Integrity and coorsfamiliar cowlick but appearing ge," told the Georgia leglilsatt thin In a nearly baggy pin- tors he got a similarly warm Striped suit, drew an assurance welcome back to the nations from Busbee that he has no capital. plinsofchallenglngthe eteran senator next year. Talmadge replied he Is "dellgMed" the governor's lack of IntereSt. "I look forward as governor of this state for the next four years to serving with both Of you as our United States Senators for the next four years," Busbee told Talmadge and Sen. Sam Nunn, 1)0*. Busbee, re-elected over- whelmingly with Nunn last November,wasshowntoholda commanding lead over Ta!znadgetnapolltakenlaztweek. .-. ..-. . . 4 Legal Notice Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. itIm. .................43c a line 3cons.CuftV,tlmee .. . . 3$c a un. lcons.cutivetltnes.....3Sc a line HOURS 1:00 AM. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY C-Noon 3 Lines Minimum lnc.forthecalendaryearDecernber Forfamillesorfrisndsof $100$300 WEEKLY problemdrinkerl For future information call 447-3333orwrlte SanfordAl.AnonFamilyGrouP We need 20 well mannered people w.pleasant tefephone voices to work w.special local radio station promotion programs. Mustb.abletoworliCa.m.3:30 p.m. or 4 p.m.-9 p.m. shifts. Apply: Perce Building, Suite 3 3rd& Magnolia Betwe.fl 10a.m. 11p.m. daily V ABORTION SERVICES. INVITATIONTOSID "0", LAKE KATHRYN PARK THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: After his address St The Board of Trustees of the ADD. TO CASSELBERRY, as JAMES WILLIAMS legislative session, Talmadge recordedinPlat looks, Pages 4and Residence) Room 1 - Elba Seminole Memorial Hospital Invites bids upon the following; turned to Btabse and said, "1 7, SeminOle County, Florida, run S. community Can* _____ 51 .desr4V.W I. aloes Hefts Msmn Post Office Drawer v 1 CubIcle Cuflein RsdMsdlftcation UQ't bs Une Block "0" 134.53 feat am 6eiIed that to he Elba, Alabama 34322 Additional Information, plane and a candidate for the United point of begInning, run thenCe North YOU ARE HEREBY PdOTtFiED specifications are avallabfe at Of. States Séflite next year." - CI degrees 31' E. 121421 feet, thence that JANET A. WILLIAMS has filed tics of the Materials Maneger. N. $7 degrees 01' ir' E., run 20 felt, a sworn Petition In the Circuit Court All bids shall be mailed to the thnadge announced his re. thence S. 01 degrees 34' W., run Seminole County, Florida, for Materials Manager of the Seminole e3stlon candidacy at hii bIt. 1752.11 feet to North Line Block "0", DIssolution of Marriage and other Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First thence N. $1 digress 11' 20" W. relief and claims .gaiost you in- Street, Sanford, Florida 32711. All tliday party last August. to point of beginnIng; ciudingan.wardtothe Petitlonerof bids shall be postmarked not later a flst.powxting feet AND ALSO: your entire right, title, and Interest thanthel2lhdayofMarch, 1979, and Mthnp speech In the chamber A 50-foot wide easement, the In and to the following real. per. shall be received on or before the w)iere he was elected to JUC- centerlIne of which Is described as serial, and intangIble properties, to 19th day of March 1979. follows: From the northwest corner wit: Opening of such bids will take céd his father as governor for of Lot One, Block "0", LAKE REAL PROPERTY — PARCEL I placeattheOfflceottheMaterlais 6layslnl*,Talm$dgefleVer KATHRYN PARK ADDITION TO The W½of the NW¼ of the NE'As Manager of the Seminole M.mgrial mentioned his release from a CASSELSER RY, according to the of the SW¼ of SectIon 14, TownshIp Hospital at 5:00 o'clock A. M. on the thereof as recorded in Plat Book 20 SoUth, Range 33 East, Seminole 22nd day of March 17C. I.ong Beach, Calif., alcoholism put Eight, Pages Six and Seven of the County. FlorIda. Seminole MemorIal Hospital clinic or the Senate Ethics Public Records of Seminole County, SUBJECT toan easementover the reserves the right to relict any and Florlda,runSouthSldegrees34'33" West 25 feat and the North 25 felt all blob, Oinmlttee Investigation Of along the north line of said thereof. Publish Mar. 4, 5,4, 1979 cunpai financing and . East Block "0", 124.53 fOot, to the EH.) TOolTHlRwlthaneasementfor __________________________ gifts I'I céptance of southeast corner of Block "1", Lake Ing-e and egress dcr Ibid as IOUNTY COURt lN Ab Kathryn Woods, Plat look Sixteen, follows: The North 2$ feet of the 5%', FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, over the years. Public Records of of the SW¼ and the South 25 feet of FLOE IDA Mobbed by back-pounding Page ThIrteen, County, Florida, thence the NY, of the SWU., lying East of CASE NO. 79.211.CC-1$.J legislators and jubllast well Setninoue run North OS degrees SI' 35" East Statefloadl4; andtheWeit2Softhe STATE OP FLORIDA. wishers as he entered aDd WI along the esst line of Block "I", a N1¼ Of the SW¼, and the East 3$ EX REL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, distance of 1129.12 feet, thence run feetofffieNW¼oftheSW¼andthe JR. the House chamber through North 53 degrees 31'11" East, 129.99 South 2$ felt Of the N½ of the SWU. State Attorney for the Eighteenth din Of applause and rebel y11, feet to a point Of beginning, thence less the W%b Of the 5W½ thereof, all Judicial Circuit Of the State Of Talmadge confined his 40 rn SOuth OS degrees 51' 30" West, - beig in SectIon 14. TownshIp 31 FlorIda, on belsaif , ,,, HIwI-Uble' tiilnute speech to national 1354.42 fist: thence run southerly South, Range 33 last, Seminole j E. Polk. Stseriff of Semin.,e and easterly along a curve concave County, Florida: AND less that part County, FIorida. Issues and restated lg gr to the northeast having a radius of Of said $W¼ lying South and West of - we need 5w1l mannared people w-good transportation for light del. work who know the greater Sanford area well. Must be able to work C a.m.9 p.m. daily or shift work pouible. Apply: Perce Building, Suite3 - - Bwe.niOa.m.&7p.m,dailv _____________________ * * * * * * * EMPLOYMENT * HAS MOVED * 912 FRENCH AVE. * 323-5176 * Visit us in our new location MANY MANY JOBS ITY MANAGER-City of Winter Springs, population $000, $1.2 million budget, 14 employees. appointed by five member city DRIVERS TRACTOR-OWNER OBERATORS To piddle LTL general commodity fristi Orlando to points in Central I So. Fla. Tractor I Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Flc$Its Name Statute" Chapter *lver must meet D.O.T. specs. hiS,. Florida Statute, wIll register Coil Wk. ds t011 ItOS 11.432. WIth the Clerk Of the CircuIt Court, lnandfor$eminoleCounty,Florida, ! Lynn tt UPOn receipt of p1901 Of the LIT'S II HONEST publication of this notice, the f Ic. If $ weren't IoekIn fir a new career you woutdji't be rung titlous name, to wit: ART GRIN. thlsatandlfwewu'eWt looking DLI LEASING, under which I am for umasns to dea eb thlo ad engaged In busineN at 4505 N. Hwy 17.92, Sanford, Florida 3277), In me waulob't be hers. If you want the City 1 Snford, Florida. 11Uflity Is earn Three to That the pertle Interested in said Five Hui*'il dsIIars a weak, Call 15011311* anytIme for busIness we s follows: recorded messags. A. E. Grindell, Pt-es. - ART ORINDLE INC. President Art Orledle year around, fully eisrlenced Dted at Cewelberry, Seminole 50 other call, 333-$753. County, Florid. February 7, 1919. Publish Feb. 11, 15, 21, Mar. 4, 1979 Deg Groomer, all breeds, full tIme - _____________________ lij - ! BATEMAN REALTY ItALTO. Req. Real Estate Broker 26)1 Sanford Ave. 24 HOUR (B 322-9283 '---- ••-• ..'-., - 2 bath, heatair. $230 mo. 37—Business Property handle ____________________________ - -- APARTMENTMANAGER Couple for modem 20 units in Sanford. Full rent allowance for large 251. Minor maintenance duties. Will train. Reply Box 14 C-O Evening Herald P.O. 10* 1637, Sanford, Fl.. 32171. Familyof5movingto Fla. Wanted 2 or 3 Bdrm. Psouss, Sanford or vicinity. Call after 6 p.m. 3232041. Wanted to RentLease or Option. 2 BR house in suburbs for widow I pets. Large lot. 207 Church St., Blackstone, Virginia 23174, (5041-292-1024. m, aast Buy In Town cost Classified Ad. ______________________ Splendid Apt. Bldg., From your own 100 wide, deep water canal on the St. Johns. FiSh from your own boat Muse, dock or off the sea wall. Enloy the beautiful view from your great room, don't worry about room for your treasures, there's abundant storage throughout. Immaculate 3 BR home, well manicured landscaping. $59,000. CLEAN AS A WHISTLE, 2 BR, lb. new paint, new roof. Large family room. Owner will assist ZONED GC-2, 2 BR, 1 b. Frontage on busy French Ave. Ideal office or small business location. $25,000. fInest lOcation. Four spaci 2 BR imits, all rsted. High yel4. Good investment at sia,000. Harold Hall Realty, inc.: Rsaftir AILS. sni _____________________ 41440USes Immaculate 4 BR, 2½ b, Country home on 3+ acres, office or vrkslwp I. garage. Shade & fruit trees. Warranted. 559.500. Super clean 3 BR, 2 b, cozy - fireplace w-sunken La, 1g. sc porch + many extras. Warranted. $35,000. LUCKY YOU move right in 3 BR, 2 b, sI garage door, 1g. cot-, lot, walk tosdsooil church. Custom kit. Warranted. $44,900. GIRL TO SHARE 2llAptwlthsame OH Iceat home, beauliM horns has space for your office, beeuty shop or barber shop. Zoned ' commerciai. Downtown Like , Mar-j. Warranted. $41900. _____________________ - I I1hhh151.I.5u.1.h1.11# 11 I I I I I I S Ths most worthwhil I I I pogi call you'll mak. Large corner lot. Lots of storage space. C.H&A. $29,900. ., CHARMING old two story 3 BR, 1½ b home on picturesqu. lot. Many uniqu, features make this an outstanding home. $69,$10. INCOME. Going Business with rental property. Everything goes for 155,000. NEED commercial property? 130 ft. frontage on SR. room to ax pond. $57,500. 600 ft. on Lake Monroe. Ten acres total. $150,000. SIX acres lake front zoned for Multiple Residence. $120,000. Harold Hall Realty InC. REALTOR. MLS 323-5774 Day or Night targe family home, 4 BR, 2 I, . pan., family rm., large closets, '- split plan, covered patio, fenced, fruit 1, shade trees, nice neigh. bortood. Warranted. $36,150 'Assoclites wanted, call Sill Platte for confidential Interview. • • NEAR AUTO TRAIN, BRING FOOD I. MOVE IN. COMP FURN. FRAME HOME IN EXC. COND. SC PORCH, WORK SHOP, FRUIT TREES. SEE IT NOW AT $23,500. MI0000WNI.MOVE1N3BR,2B CROCKET ____________ A-FHA.233-Canv. Low Down Payment 'CasI) for your lotl Will build on .SUtlilQf'ourlOf. You won't ho dl$.pp.hif.d .-., ,•&I. ,,,w , ga - LOG HOMES SEIGLER REALTY BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 24395. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 DLand 661-1335 DsSary 1k. front, trees. 2 BR, eat- . in kit., FR + 1g. rm. on lower : level 33*17. Call tedayl FHA NITEIVIEW1NG FOR POSITIOIIS $41,015. k. Mary canal front lot, cleared, ready tobuuid. S12AIS. FLOIIDA FOIUST GRUNt to .37.000 0 CempsSsr Pm Nulu lapsr4smcedPedphesrgI : 4er : _____ _____ awuatt. W.GlrnttVdIsItS Re,. hat EMail St-sItar JOHN KRIDIR ASIOC. 117W. CommercIal Fliie 3321111, Sanford _____ .(I) seleL.ww3 51)1C NSA, w-w carpet. 110 Id. 323 - - INC. REALTORS 131-1S32or339411IVN. . - _____ ___ 'erwloe. ::: Sailer cNaakai Ilees 4437 days:- 331-7111 eves & ok , ends. lrokar.Ceilvac$or. 1 ______ ___ 4,, 9em ,harlghtterslsctanvand - By: Mary- A. NIW*11t-i* M1sufe,pwIIIlper CMV Clerk PubilohsMir.4 $79 pIN-li *0511: Merd,4,$,119l9 H.fl - al [ Pubifek: P*ruaryllMsrdi4ll. 31,t7$.March1,L4,L4.7,5,5,1$, __ ______ ________ -. _ _____ [L 1 alNIHuNI $TATE V osew . -- DIG-N . .,.;.•.. 1511-311,31 home oil aCeS. ___ ______ - -__ 323.7s ____ ___ __ f1NiNGS3flfl *1ia, 010.1* - - - 4 - .• - - REALTOR 42—Wcbile Homes JUST LISTED. 3 BR, 1 bath home in Sunland, w.Dlning area, carpet, spacious backyard & Much Morel Perfect for newlyweds or retired covplel Nice locatloni BPP WARRANT. ED. Only 525,5001 FANTASTiC 2 BR, 1 bath home In Bel Airew-spaclous Fla. Rm., w. w carpet, dining area. 2 utll. bldgs. & seller to do misc. repairs & painting I A buy for 4 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, 1½ BATH, MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK I PINE. REDUCED TO $15,900 WITH 53,500 DOWN. 321-0410,327-1577,66113)5 SKYLINE 14w-fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323-5200 3103 Orlando Dr. VA I, FHA Financing 532,9501 ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath Red Brick home In Dreamwoldl CHIA. w-w carpet, eq. eat-In kit., Lg. Fia. Rm., Pool 1. Patio & So Much Morel Super Buy at $17,250 I SUPER 3 BR, 2 bath home in Deltonal Split BR plan, eetIn kit., 5cr. porch, dining area, all In a quiet neighborhood surrounded by lakesl Just 131,5001 IMACJU 3,5, .1Y,bah home W-carpetlng, dIning $t.a, 1g. porch, Fla. Rm., spacious IRs I Many Extras I Don't miss this onel Yours for $330001 DREAM HOME. 3 BR, 1½ bath home in Dreamvvold w-C-H&A, w-w carpet. calm kit,, pantry, Fla. Rm., wallpaper 1. paneling COUNTRY LIVIN' I BR, 2 bath home in Lake mary, w-Great Rm., DR. C-lIlA, w-w carpet I Pool planned all on 1½ acresi Yours for 512,5001 UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR. 3 baths home in Osteen on 2 acres w-173' lake frontt Sunken Fia. Rm., eat-In kIt.. 1g. IRs, fireplaceS. Morel Even your OWN Beach Hous.I30f1. Boat Docki Every WARRANTED. A Dream Come True for 192,5001 NEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 Sanford's Sales Leader 322•2420 ANYTIME ISoki WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. ID Wymore Rd., Altamonte, 042-743 People who like money use low cost classif led ads to buy, sell, or trade. SO—Mscetlaneous for Sale New shipment of vinyl flooring on sale $2.00 yd. WHILE IT LASTSt Open Mon-Sat. 10-S SANFORD AUCTION 121$ S. French 323-7310 S acres Lk. Sylvan area. Best Terms. $20,000. William Mal. iczowskl, Realtor. 322.7953. 2 home building sites. $3300 for both. C. C. Misner Assoc., Harold Hall Realty. Inc. Realtor. 373.3774. SHADOW LAKE WOODS Lot Sales Exceeded All Expectations FEW LEFT Most Desirable Executive Residential Lots In the Area. Half.acre I Larger, Paved Streets, Heavily Wooded. Next to WIlson Place, Two Minutes West 1.1, WaysIde Drive. 333-1301. UNITED PROPERTIES, INC. W. E.VIhlen Rig. Real Estate Broker Phone 323-0041 Eves 322-iSIS 12" Craftsman Table Saw wBench. Exc. Cond. $325 FIRM. 3223366 Tarps, Tents, Cots SANFORD AREA 9.43 Acres of opportunityl Nicely wooded, conveniently located on Seardall Ave. 1 ml. S. of E. Hwy 14, paved rd.; now A-I zoned. Owner may divide. $47,200. Call G,.ce Murley, Realtor.Associate after hrs. 349.5119. Real Estate One, Inc. Realtors 3635444 SANFORD AREA ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 $791 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311-315 E. First St. 322-5422 Spc.lRsuitenew,$339;Spc. LR new $399; Loveseat $11.95 I up; 7 pc dinettes $49.91 I up; Ref. $SOIup; El. stove$101up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-97 So. of Sanford, 322-5721. 2565 REALTORS PARK "DEAL With STEMPER" "I Keep Your TEMPER" * FISH CAMP with restaurant on SI. Johns River. Terms. SMODERN 3 BR, 2 bath home with 4 acres on last SR 14. Graze your horses. Has wet behind (Pool). Under $73,000 with terms. * IS ACRES In Osteen. $32,000. 91'x123' CORNER LOT NEAR LAKE MONROE, CLEARED FOR BUILDING. V.300. Si—Household Goods 7S'xlW $IOME$ITE... 0P4. ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress $33.95 em. pc; NEW coffee table with 2 OSCEOLA NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. $4,500. HIGHWAY FRONTAGE ON 17-92 NEAR LAKE MARY. 400' AT $730 PER FRONT FOOT, matching endtables$39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11-92 So. of Sanford. 3221721. 52—Appliances Nicely landscaped, cozy *4 ACRES Nest- II I 5* 14 interdsanee. 5110.000 Terms. STEMPER AGENCY RIAI.TOR 323-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Evee 043.35* rn-its sCONow000s 3 51, fenced yard, trees, stereo speakers. beautiful coed. range, ref. NIW carpes. $31,150. Will II FHA.VA. FIRN PARK-4.AKtFROt4TS 3 BR, 3 beth, screamed pord., 501.11 Slick. NEW carpet I ORALTAMONTI IS Noes' Mail, heepital, ditirdtos. Lavety 31*,, fenced yard, Fans. Ins. scrsemed perth. $51,950. fl I R EALTORS £ 1e35', S. French (17-92) SanfOrd 3235374 20 ACRES WOODED ROLLING LAND NEAR HWY 46. $3,100 PER ACRE. TERMS. S ACRES LAKE FRONT IM. PROVED PASTURE. $1,000 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS. EUSTIS AREA 17IACRES WITH 100 YEAR OLD OAKS, PINE & FARM ACRES. 1344 PER ACRE. RAINBOW SPRINGS CALL US RE-PItA-VA LOW DOWN PAYMINTI LOANS IHC. 701 Bldg. 1. Aliansenf. Or. REALTOR' S ACRES HIGHWAY FRONTAGE $2,750 PER ACRE. TERMS. - 40 ACRES FORMER ORANGE GROVE. ACCESS TO PRIVATE AIR STRIP & 340 ACRES OF LAKES. $2110 PER ACRE. TERMS.. PANAMA CITY AREA ROLLING HILLS 1 PINE COUNTRY, GREAT FISHING I HUNTING. 30 ACRES AT $1,355 PER ACRE. GREAT TERMS. CROCKET LOG HOMES "LOGS I LAND GO HAND IN HAND" SEIGLI* REALTY SROKEI "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 3*1. Myrtle Ave., hanfsrd Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 661-1335 Service. Used Machines MOTORCYCLE TRAILER For Sale 372 7980 5967 Honda,? cyl Runs good, need fork. 5100 Call 373 7155 5 MODERN0 couches. Too many Items to List! ROBSON MARINE VISA MASTER CHARGE SCASH DOOR PRIZES S 2927 Hwy. Il 92 Sanford, FIa. 32771 SANFORD AUCTION. 57—Sports Equipment STOP AND THINK A MINUTE IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY Piney Woods Auction Barn every Sunday al 7 p.m located on SR 115, 18 mi 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 pcI. Country Colonel Willard R. Whitehead & Colonel Leonard Fulti. 372 2270. 59—Misical Wrcttendise , Guitars. Drums, Banjos. Com plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322.2235 62—Lawn-Garden I For Estate Commercial & Resi dential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction 373 5620 75—Recreational Vehicles '72 Winnebago 21' w 1' bk porch, new eng low mi all aluminum. 64—Equipment for Rent 79—Trucks-Trailers FORD COURIER 1916 Camper top. Exc Cond 323 6231 80—Autos for Sale 323 7310 12155. French RACQUETSTRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. U Scott Reagan 322 1171 , Exc. cond 323 6888 AYTONA AUTO AUCTIOM Hwy. 92. 1 mile west of SpeedwaV Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION ever Tuesday & Saturday at 7.30. It's the c.niy one in Florida. You set the reserved price Call 90.1255 8311 for further details. Have a room to rent' Let a classilied ad find a tenant for you' .UST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 15 models. Call 339 9100 or 534 4605 (Dealer I '73 Chevelie Lauquna Auto con sole. AM FM stereo, swivel bucket seats, needs body work Good running condition. 5550 Alter 530 p.m. 3fl 8867. 1970 AMC Hornet, I DR Standard. 5175 Call 321 14.43 1965 BUICK GRAN SPORT 4 sp, Steam Clean Your Own Carpet RentOurRinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322-5111 75-A--Vans '76 C hey. 6 cyl. auto van Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephants eye. Place a classitied ad, and pile Ihe money in your walletl Customized inside & out 530 5237 needs clutch, eng in good cond Best oIler. You tow' 3236459 1973 Caprice S W Body damage Make offer 373 8019 Classic 69 Cadillac Sedan 77—Junk Cars Removed Top Dollar Paid br junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322-3990 65—Pets.Supplies DeVille, Excellent Condition Only $1,495. 323 0700 1918 Chrysler Lebaron Medallion. male $130. Terms avail. Kastner blood line. 323-6614. MOVING MUST SELL AKC Golden Retriever puppy, 6 wks. old (Vet. work done), paper trained. Cousin to Pres. Ford's dog "LIberty". $300. (305)574 75* (local). MOVING MUST SELL Female AKC Golden Retriever, 3½ srI. old. Excellent brood bitch, (Super Hunter) Housebro. ken, Obedience trained, $100. Mieond. a Heating (305)-574-21N (local). Classified Ads are the smallest big news items you will find anywhere. Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 32? 1771 JACK FROST-- CenI. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est on inst. Comm. & Res. 372 0208 Siberian Husky puppies, AKC, 1 wIts., Blue eyes, BI & Wh or Silver Grey. 1st puppy shots, not kenneled personal care, $150 $200, Visa or MC accepted. 322 6545 or 322-0701. - Shpherd Pups, Reasonable Call aft. 3-7 wks. old 333,1]' TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON bormerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St.. 32? 5112 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 23 yrs. Exp. 611 1611 SHELTLAND PONY Gentle. $10 or trade 322-2675 4Mo. Old FILLY Halter broke $130 321-0164 Iessn'teking - Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220107 68—Wanted to Buy — 53—TV-Red iStereo Good Used Televisions. $25 and up. Millers 3619 Orlando Dr. 40" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-. FM Stereo RadIo, 4 speed PRO turntable, 5 track tape player. Sold new $600, a reel buy at only $120 or take up psyments of $11 per me. Call $311711 for Iris 671.Slllaftersp.m. ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condItion 6645126 I-tome Improvements INSULATION- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, tiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0839 or 90.1 131 6708 collect Income Tax Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used furniture. Refig., stoves, tools. COVE Prepared in the convenience of your home. 21 yrs. exp. $101 up 3223111 for appt. Lawn Maintenance Save Money & Time 10 pct. oIl .sll new maintenance contracts thru Mar. 15. Call for Free Estimate LIndsey's Lawn Service 339 6916. It no Ans. 323 8369. Lawn Servic, General Landscaping Rose specialists, lop Soil & till dirt, lawn maint, & tree trimming 323 2948, Ught Ileuling General Cleaning LAWN MAINTENANCE WINDOW CLEANING 322-1920 Cash 322.4132 COMPARE THESE F. EATURIS: S MOBILE HOMES AT COl FREE MOVE IN WITHIN iii MILES S CITY WATER aid SEWI1 INCLUDED S ADULT ONLY aid FAMI LY SECTIONS ZMl. E.sf 174 SANFORD TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact I Classitied Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Toot DOG HOUSE FOR LARGE DOG. REASONABLE OWN FOR LESS THAN RE CARRIAGE Beauty Care Ceratnic Tile MOONEY APPLIANCES home demonstration. AREA OCALA AREA KENMORE WASHER- Parts. 3220332 5 SANFORD. 351,3 bath home. fireplace. 537,150 FHA Terms. Motorcycle Insurance - GENEVA AREA Multiple Listing ServIce S WALNUT, OAK, MAHOGANY OR Suites, BR Suites; Office desks, odd tables. chests, dressers 8. 20' MACO 173 tip. Black Max Fully eqpt. w-trailer Good Cord. 202 Temple Dr. Doberman pups AKC, Fern. $123; Display Pool for Sale: is' a. Above ground-alum. Fence I. deckbelow Dealer Cost. 322-3022. 9.5. 78-MdorCyCleS BLAIR AGENCY 323 3P.66or 323 7710 PU BLIC AUCTION 55—Boats & Accessories FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3237540 Frigidaire AC 1,000 STU's, E.E.R. ratio 7.4; used 10 hrs. Was $453, now $325, md. outside cover, 30 AMP fuses & outlet. BUY JUNK CARS From 510 to S-SO Call 322 1621. 322446(1 s Mon., Mar. 5, 7 PM o ANTIQUES& • 25 ton HYD press, motor stand, drill press, 2 ton eng. lift. Sell cheap. 677-5027. obligation. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & 72—Auction 1.1 pool table, $20; new Sears mower; bar stools; chair; Misc. household items. Outside plants. A1RICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322 9141 Eves after 65. weekends - Under priced $13,733 to $14,300, 54—Garage Sales Years old-Valuable 661 517$ We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $650 was ..CbrIttmas jay-*wiy, ther, was only $1 14 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 patt payment. Call 131.1754 day or nighl. Free home trial, no 77—Junk Cars Removed CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ 1 USE THEM OFTEN. YOu'LL LIKE THE RESULTS 322-7709 Lots of Tools 43—Lots-Acreage ONE OF A KIND 3 BR, 1 bath home In Winter Springsl W-w carpet, C.H&A, Fla. Rm., dining area I. Many Extrasl Good nelghborhoodi BPP WAR. RANTED. Only 133,5001 41-A—Mortgages Bought III LOOK III Seigler Realty, Broker warranty. Call 531-1714 day or night. - 68—Wanted to Buy APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 322 1721. 322 3527. Private Party wants to buy a house In need of repairs. Have some cash. 3231411 aft 7 p.m. We have a success story to tell. Please be our guest on March I, 1979, 7:30 p.m. Holiday Inn, Holiday Isle. Sanford. Riser vations not necessary. 321.0041. Television-25" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600. Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in 47—Real Estate Wanted equity. 322-0216. J.B. Stosiman. Inc. SELLERS I BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON 'T WE GET TOGETHER The Real EstatAgency 1JNU for P01N. PubiSi: Pdsruary$.Murcil4. Ii, ____ iNVISTMINT DUPLEX Excelled location older home conversed Is up aM's duplee. private entranceS. 321.150. REALlY WORLD. ____ ____ LAKE MARY Waidad corner let 4 U, 3 bath home. brick fireplace I wet bar in den. rental visit on property.- office olentlal. 1 yr. home warranty plan $7LISI. 1ULTlpt.l LISTING-REALTOR 1INSW,NSWNIVSNAV, Mslhsurus, PIs,k ____ V $45.,". REALTY INC. NsIIyImWNt - - SANFORD Excellent location fir tItle 3 SR. 2½ baIls home, extra large Pam. Ins. fireplace In LI, screened path, recently remodeled. HAL COIPUT Nsrm.AA. Lsvlm - _____ 28 Sales in Jan. 29 Sales in Feb. —.15,,. - ___ NSIPAIKOR*3i1i AFTIR HOURS UALTOI Pleas. conlect In sb-iciest cosetidonco: ___ ' SANFORD Will established nelglsborbood. 2 II, 1 beth home with large Fain. Rm. that could be 3rd BR, beamed ceilings In LI, porch, nicely landscaped yard with fruit trees. $31,505. • _____ . REALTY access from 11,400 per acre. $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 3036611696 & 530 5026. Eve S. wkends 904 731 1961 - -a SOUTH ' STENSTROM 53—TV RadIo-Stereo -- - Losing your home I credit? I will catch up back payments I buy Looking For- A Career I Real Estate!!! NEW PAINT, FENCED YD. $232 MO. I PCT. INT. - . - Lovely 1k. view property w-water REAL ESTATE - - ____ ___ 321-0759 IMuch Morel BPP WARRANTED. Just 133,9001 - I $I4 BY OWNER rights. 4 BR, 2 b with baby nursery off master BR, CIlIA, many outstanding extras. 539.900 323-1262. OUTSTANDING. 3 BR, 1½ b. - - Nsw businsis A low - 25—ApIs. I HOUSeS 10511111 This y.arI I Youwlflhsv.snoPportunIty To Isrn shout a r.volutlànary NIW PIODUCT...snd an .zcltht - 40-A—Ap.rtmints& available 1 .8()243•348O 1.4 in financing. $25,000. ____________________ LPN Full time, 11-7 shift. Apply In View Nursing person Home, 91 aks 1. 2nd St. REAl. ESTATE REALTOR. 327-7495 FRESH FISH 3I—ntsd to Rent ____________________________ business direct. - CailBart ____________________________ This is not a franchise. No ax. p.tleflCs needed, no selling. Your potential, a high S figur! income. (UP to $100,000 YEARLY). Investment $3490 or $1990 for initial inventory and equipment. CALLTOLLFREE 1-$0O241-1i41 Ext. 100 VON ISINFLATIONCRAMPINO YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to help fight back. For. veniences. $36,500. 2550 GROVE DRIVE Lovely "like new" 3 BR, 1½ b, carpet, C-HIA, kit. eqpt., dbl sized corner lot. $2,%0. Start part time or full tims. Manufacture and distribute new Mhd'0, we call "tih Wonder of the World", to malor dept. stores and chain accounts. can BR modern home has over 1400 Sq. Ft. living area I Is located close to hospital I all con- Rent 2100 sq. ft. new construction, parking lot. 25th St. frontage. Zoned Industrial. 322-3344. WANTED We (13 _____ , 10 acre tracts, St. Johns RIver M. Unsworth Realty OPEN SUNDAY IUSIu•Isi•iu•u•u•uiuus•••uuuu•••J - New 233 Homls, I oct. interest to qualified buyer. 530,000 to 131,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322-7217 - _______________________________ Warehouse for lease, 16,000 sq. n Call 332-5313 or contact Jungle Laboratories Corp. P.O. Box 2015, Sanford, Fla. 37771. 164-7612 for EXT. 4. ___________________ MANUFACTURINGDISTRIBUTOR MILLION $ LOCAL MARKET 531-1226 - , V 43—Lots-ACreage Build to suit our lot or yours. F HA-VA. FHA 233 I, 245. RE DUCED $2000 for those who demand the Most. 2 brands. Everything provided for $17,900. Open YOUR store in a few weeksl Call COLLECT (904) _____________________ IN TIll CIRCUIT COURT, tell CRAFT bearing serial number 310. run South $1 degrees 34' 31" last ID No. CGY1SSU1IS$73 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR 0010 and tall number Null 0 theIr IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TNI M$NOLU COUNTY, FLORIDA. I heirs. usIgni, and sijccsesors Its lti In his speech, Talmadg. parallel with the tangent portion of Florida Title No. *404* IISNTEENTN JUDICIAL CIR. the northerly liftS Of Block "D", tat-eel, and .11 persons, Firms, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CAll NO. 19.3m.CA45.l Triplett i.at Shores, according to 73 HerleyDavidson Moforcycle corporations Owning, NavieS or COUNTY IN RI: THE MMRIASU OP the Flat thereof as recorded In Flat ID No. 2A15$63H2 LEON D. OEXNIR, Claiming An Interest in or Lien On CIVIL NO. 79430.CA4SI look Eight, Page EIghteen f the Florida TItle No.173*3 the Above DescrIbed Akasit. its *e Masr 01 IMSilon of ______________________ Public Records of Seminole County, YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HOPE MICHELLE LA*IAU ____ of S15.SS lest: OW Florida, a distance 1917 kawasakl Malorcycle HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Stale FICTITIOUSNAMI koTII o SUIT thence run southeasterly 101 paInt ID No. 05111323 JACQUELINE OIXNEN, 01 Florida, extol DOIIeIM CheshIre, TO: OBlRT HAIRY HOOVER NOTICEISHERIIYGIVENIhII on the west lIne of Lake Kathryn Florida Title No.14*732 Jr. StateAttorney fir the 11,01. the undersionid is engaged in Park Second Addition, accerdins ienth Judicial circuIt 01 IllS Stats 01 PetNloner.WIfe. ourtiam. warm cv.urm. bulness at 303 East Commercial the pat mureel as ICIIOW itt Flat INTANGIBLE PROPERTY NOTICI OP ACTION Florida, on YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Street, Sanford, Seminole County, TO: LEON 0. OIXNIR l F.rty4ns OW 1Ø1J Shares of Common 515th 01 John E. P5th, sheriff ii $emis Florida, under the fictitious name Forty-twO of Public RICUde 01 Williams Heating & AIr Con. County, FIetIdi, Itis filed lvii to filed by ROBERT LANDAU, OonSI Delivery THE VOLK$HOP, and that I Intend Seminole County. Florida. said point dltlening, Inc.,a Florida cot. 1111w cause in the ElgltteoiWft JtOfI. Atlanta. Gurgle 35051 mIner fe, YOU All NOTIFIED the an to eglster ss 'd name with the Clerk lyIng 31.44 felt, Nrt$I 00 degrees SO' portion, having a par vakie ii $1 del circuit Court 01 Florida against u mit pstitien 1usd you or. ectism of the Circuit Court, Seminole East Of the fWIhwOlt CaflII1 Si Lit , risetuna. w marries, tIP.ire. any and all partlss havNis an in. your is serve aaey 01 County, Florida. In accordance with Beck "*". 01 saId Lake and you are required to appeer tereei In Cuss Cessna 3) Alt-ciaft e . me *11.1.15*. lanyan HARVEY me provisions it the Pldltleus KINIVYfl Park SlOW MdItiOfl OW and tile stir Answer or ether bearing serial number 3*0011 OW 01 Seminole County, Nams Statutes; to wit: liction OW of Ills sesanlent: OULTER. AtNrM * PlIbleist-, Fr$da. aM you are required Is *Issiu or ptLsine wIth the Clerk 01 taIl number N *110 to 5111w cause P.O. Se 3131, Pet-set CRy, •• S4I* Florida AND ALSO theCirciNCiwlitsaMfor Seminole why the alsmald .wa.N ullaiJid pugddg,31791,geerheflre*130* detww. N 51g. Marvin A. Wriafit A Isisot s* sawmant, the csuney,Pieridi.anuserveacyel tnt be fOrfeited 1 *s use Si Ills any, Is N on JACk T. iu,, Publish: Mirth 4,11,1125,1979 centerline of wfllcti is described as your wrItten defenses, If any, en IllorIti Of Seminele Cainty, Florida. IlIOGELWC11vII. Mill ulgInol wIll ffi Clerk Of *10 Court DIH.0 SR IDOls, whesi foliews: Prom the sautiteuol corner KENNETH W. MCINTOSH, pursuant Ii Section 711.11, FlorIda eas Is Peel .ervice s Pesmanars o.k. eI 5. $anter, FIis. of Block "4" Lake Ketiwyn Park I$QUIII,of$TINSTROM,DAVI$ Statutes. Yeu have 30 deys It-em INVITATION TO BID 31771, Atlsinepofo, PilNIoner, en or Addition Is Caslelberry, according MCINTOSH 1 JUL IAN, AIterys February II. its, to OWac, me 151.11 in. be life,. IMINI dsy ii Nerd,, its, The SOlid of Trustees Si lie to the Flit tltirsef as recorded h-s let- Pstltlsner, whese address IS Peat IfoiirOJS Hat-all F. Jehnoaa, Cove. — me — OW iNs Ill original With the Clerk Of Seminole Mamillat $OaI invites Flat 55* EIght, Pages lix OW Office Son 1321 PuerIle, ty Judge. Simleelo County Court. the stitioa. thIs CSurt oilIer lifer. service en 114 up.ts*ufsllewhfll: MIauIIM $,sn ii me Public Records 01 32771, on st-before Mardi INli, -Iuee,$aiWerd.PIorida 31771, Nyov WITNEUmyhsaMaMHussoslSi wpasitleser's attorney or Ins. Reader Printer. $smln.le County, Florida: run 1979. otherwIse a default and Iseve any dafunsu to assert he this court at iaateii, Seminole NtidI$ISty thersilheri illlirw*e,a a,iiltianal information. ph. OW rly perpendicular Is the sait tiN Insets luismOW wIll be entered action or clime to tile ag.liw the -ioriis. * her me relief demanded *teitsd Defew$andiuNimiteludgm.ui, will spocwicatiens are available at Of. lk Of said Sleck "0", 3111.5 V alnet Ills P*VY. 1979. ant spOw yew Ills refill N of isguiwing. Thence run in me Petition. (Ice of the MaterIals Manager. alrcrSitwilIbefodeNedfothoweeof (SI*U AU bIdS shall Is mailed IS liii WITNESS my IteM OW liNeal me sheriff Of Seminole County or r* 04 grsis 10' 30" WOol, ARTHUR H. SICKWITN. j, dSflhunhid in *1 PotRIiii. WITNU$Myhaiuhndthe$SIll Materials Munaser suite Semitiele parallel wIth the OW line Of said seo*SisaldCeurtenths3lstdsyit u as psntjc *uctIon. cs.iu *1 Cotirten tithe 31$ My 01 Mumorial psal, 1101 laSs Flr$ sloth '4".a IISISnSO 01415.15100 February, A.D., 1979. WITNIU my MIII OW 550101 By: Silty 44. Caps, 1_p. Street. Sailed. FlorId. 32171. All Isa paint en She pisulilty (hAL). this Court en lIe StII dsy Si y Clerk bIds sisal Si pest*iirkld .555 11101 descrIbed fifty IsiS Suuollent ARTHUR H. IICKW$TH. JR., PibrIliVY. PublIsh: Fshruiry IL Mirth 4,11, ARTHUR N. UCKWITN. JR. titan the 13 day of Mit-Cit 1979, aid centerline. OW OW it mnm.ii. Clerk ii CircuN Court (hAL) *1979. Clerk lithe CIrcuIt Court ha received otto' hub the 14 lU: TIaf Portion IV MI1 01 limunsls County, Phalli Arthur H. SackwNk, I sM1' 010.110 By: Les kapps Wytidsim WOWS .$*dlvisles. du of MarCh its. BY: Busty 44. Capps as Clerk lithe Court DePuty Cliii OpsOig 01 SUCh bids Will take $ectlii Des. Wl*a By: Jun 1. Depefy Clerk _____________________ JACK 7. BRIDGU. ISOUIRI By *1 CIty C.W,(II ii $TIN$TRON. DAVIS, MCINTOSHp11cc as the OffIce 51*5 MilotlalO C1.IVILANO. MISS I 111001$ IserdelCeunty *155gw it the SeslilOWs Mialirlil CsNflwy, FlorIda this 19* isv 01 & JULIAN LO RI DA Poet Office Drr S A. 0.. 1179. aietulVdsck &M. en Ills Post QuId PsI 1315 Isafod. Florida 10071 CRy CouncIl Si -isis Isminois County IV Si March $119. P,wlg _____ Tu: 111-111*44 r:ry Plot-Ill lIsle MimlilsI Hospital Ss*iI, Pious 30071 PublIsh: P*vo'vLi7,g,9, 11,11. opposition Reduced for Quick Sale Owner transferred. 3-1',i blk., fenced back. Nice neighborhood. s29'- NIALTY Living-Bed Rm. Combination Kitchenl. bath. No pets, adults 373.3979 3321079 A.V.Pope,Reaitor Child Care before & after-ochool flr3boysPlñectelt& Lakevlew students. 13, 11 & 5. Must have car, prefer your home. 6125 S to e p.m. - UOISii' REALTOR ML! 373-6061 or eves. 3230517 Longwood near The Springs I BR, That is what most people say when we tell them that our distributors open their office doors at 3:30 p.m. close at 9:30 p.m. and net over $10,000 Pet' year. They stop saying It when weshowthem proof. II you want proof, call Tom Kent, collect, at 904.249-2071 or write: Vanguard Divisional Headquarters, 6316 San Juan Avenue. No. 40, JacksonvIlle, Fl. 322)0. Please include phone number. ___________________________ Enter the glamorous, exciting World of Fashioni Own a highly profitable, Ladies Fashion. or Jean and Casual wear shOQ, featuring 130 nationally known duress, RN's I LPN's, Aides, Live.In Companion, short term NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: O 41—Houses 4l—Hous I Rm. apt. $155 per mo., 1 thUd, $30 deposit. $30 extra for pets. Ith 1. Magnolia Ave. 322-0211. IMPOSSIBLE :arpenters Helpers. Exp. onlyl hr. tostart. Work In Deltona. 9029 between 7-9 p.m. __________________________ - Th&snc t Irifurnictwl Retired or semiretired for light chores around horse farm. 323. 3053 or 323.7263. Legal Notice - - 1S.March 1979. nd S. Citizens Only, no pets, 1200+ utIlities. 1st, last & dep. Avail. March 14. Aft 4:30 319-3296. -• local government expsruence required. Responsible for supervision all departments, budget-capital improvement program. Resume and salary requirements to City Clerk, 100 North Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs, Fl. 32707 not later than assignment. Romemakers Up- C&I322.I44lfOCRew$Fd Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto Ave. 1-800-325-6-400 Operator 60 ministration or equIvalent in details cell U079 FUrnished ts. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean I. roomy. See Staffed 24 Hr. Day. council. BA in Public Ad merchandising today. Col 5040717 Ext. 20 31—Ape rtments :'v' service. Donald Beck or Bob Bevis toll fres i-$C0-G$4572. EOE. portunitles in management. Start your career In retailing I 333-1670 Mariner's Village. Investment guarantee, company financing, wholesale outlets oqse year factory warranty parts and You provIde 5.10 hours your choice weekly, serviceable automobile, be ready to start in 30 dayS. minimum Investment, 53310. Call Toll-Free, Phones Coast. Home on weekends, advances on each trip I fast weekly settlements. 1 yr. over the road exp. required. Call PICK MON. MORNING I BR-Sill. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Juit So. Of Airport - Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call merthandislflg features ths new pop-top hot foods. All are nationally-known brands suchas Heinz, Campbell's, Hormel, Chef Boy-Ar-Des. etc. All accounts are secured by us in office buildings, schools, irs. dustrlal plants and hospitals -In your area. We need reliable people in your area to servIce these accounts. We provide secured locations in your area, Inn DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS-City ot Winter Springs, populatIon 5000, supervisIon of City Manager. Licensed Florida P.E. with experience or knowledge In planning and development, cost analysis; administrative supervisory inspect Ion capabilities in installation and maintenance of water, sewer, drainage, street Improvements. Resume and salary requirements to City Clerk, North Edgemcn Ave., Winter Springs, Fl. 32107 not later than 15 March 1979. 30-Apartments Unlurmshed Out latest program In automatic Aercury Motor Express needs owner operators & multl• contractors to run the East COME TAKE YOUR 2 Keys Lost Tuesday Downtown Sanford - $360 NET PER WK. PART-TIME OWNER OPERATIONS AVAILABLE! - 1$4 GUARANTEE : Sanford. Lost: Pit Bull py, male, white * * * * * * w.btown eye. 25th St. 1. Sanford Ave. 3310124. ___________________ Clothing Sales person needed now tot Florida's Leading Menswear Reward for pair of prescription retailer. S & Comm. Excellent eye glasses in green velvet case. Company bend Its 1. Op. p.o. lox 2435, Sanford, Fla. his t*le at being six tiOS$ dIOSIn 75.00 felt, a central angle of 50 Slate Road 44 and less rood riged of Plaintiff, vs for Geor1a's Isgi)eSt omc,i. degrees 31' 13" an arc distance of way. fist: thence run South Si REAL PROPERTY PARCEL II ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT lthaugh his 194$ auction by 115.43 degrees 34' 3$" East, parallel to the The South ill chains of the North bearing serial number Was IbOI'ted by the leg1"stws ,-Qflh line Of said Block "s", Lake 7.91 chains of the West 3144 chains 310-0010 and tall number the State Supreme Court, Kathryn Park Addition to Of the S¼ Of the NWV. of Section NiOlO 0, a distance of 101.15 p, TownshIp 20 South, Range 32 Talmadge was elected Caslilberry, lest: th.werunscut$ssaserly along East, SemInole County, Florida, Oltendaid. governor In 194$ and 1NO aM a curve concave to the southwest LESS road right of way. NOTICE OP ACTION his served In the Senate sinc, having a radius of 300.05 fist, S PERSONAL PROPERTY TO: Any parties having an in. tersel in ONE CESSNA 33' AIR. drawing only token central angle Of 31 degrees 00' 00", 1* an arc dIstancsof 104.l2feot,thence 1915 Chevrolet Pickup Truck Van 3rdl,MagnOlia Days Apply in person $1001200 WEEKLY S—Lt - INVESTMENT Experienced onlyl Employee benefits. year around positIon. ___________________________ WHO ARE LOOKING FOR A GROWING AND FUNDAMENTAL BAPTISTIC CHURCH IN SANFORD, OR NONCHRISTIANS WHO WOULb LIKE TO BE SAVED AND BE USED IN THE NEWLY OR. GANIZED GRACE BIBLE CHURCH. CALL 3239450 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. )° V - LOCAL REHABILITATION prooram seeks individual who desires to assist clients assume office duties I. drive van. ChallengIng position — good fringe benefits. Chauffeur license . typing skill required. Send r.sum.& qualifications to Box 15, c-o Evening Herald, P.O. lOX 1457, Snford, Fl. 32711. Legal Notice 4, 1979 DEG-SS siness Opportundies municipal types of automative IaIOm.SIS.ISSIIS COMMERCIAL C2, PURSUANT ARTHUR C. LYTLE, JR. male sterlization; free covnTO THE TERMS OF CHAPTER sating. Professional care, sup Respondent-Husband. 163.041 OF THE FLORIDA STA. portive atmosphere confidinUal. NOTICE OP ACTION TUTES; PROVIDING FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE OFFICIAL THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: CENTRAL FLORIDA ZONING MAP AND THE CITY'S ARTHUR C. LYTLE, JR. WHOSE WOMAN'S HEALTH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; - RESIDENCE IS East Springfield, ORGANIZATION AND WHOSE SEVERABILITY; CONFLICTS Pennsylvania, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. MAILING ADDRESS IS RD. 2, 60,E.CoIoniatDr.,OrlandO A copy of said Ordinance shall be Girard, Pennsylvania 16317. Asworn Petition for DIssoIullonof available at the office of the City Toll Free 1-500-221-2541 Clerk 01 the City of Winter Springs, Marriage has bean I lied regarding Florida, for all persons desiring to your marriage to ALICE M. LYTLE PSYCHIC advises on Love, BusineSS I. Personal direction. seeking a dIssolution of marriage examip. same. Donat Ions appreciated. .IAMIL All Interested persons are invited and other relief. P.O. Box 10131 Euglne, Orl. AND, you are required to appear to attend and be heard. 97440-Call 24hrs. (5031.442441. THISNOTICEIstobepublishidIn and file your Answer or other da. ihe Sanford Evening Herald, a fsnse or pleading with the Clerk Of ________________________ newspaper of general circulation of the Circuit Court in and for Seminole DIVORCE-.420.S0GVataflteId. Free details; KIT, 10* 791 th.City,one(Htimeatleastfifte,n County, Florida, and serve a py Pompano, FL. 33041, 911-1497. (15) days prior to the time of the thereof on PetItioner's altorney, Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., of public hearing. FACED WITHADRINKING DATED THIS 25th day of CLEVELAND, MIZE 1. BRIDGES, PROBLEM? NOTICE OF ORDINANCE OF February, 1979. Post Office Drawer Z, Sanford, FloPerhapsAlcohollcsAnonymous CLOSING, VACATING AND CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, rida3flhl,onorbeforethelSttlday Can Help ABANDONING EXISTING EASEFLORIDA of March, 1979, or otherwise a de. MENT By: Mary T. Norton, fault will be entered against you. WrlteP.O.-BOJ 1213 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: City Clerk WITNESS MY HAND AN OF. Sanfoe,florid.32771 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Publish: March 1,1979 FICIAL SEAL Of the Clerk of the the City Council of the City of DEH-la Circuit Court, on this 7th day ° WHY BE LONELY? Write"OetA Casselberry, Florida, at its Regular February, 1979. Mats" Dating Service. All Ages. MeetIng held on the 24th day Of (SEAL) P.0.10* 1031, Ciwhr., FL. 33311. February, A. 0., 1979, In the City IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Hall at Casselberry, Florida, pur. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, As Clerk of the DOT suant to Petition and Notice FLORIDA Circuit Court NOTARY PUBLIC heretofore given, passed and CASE NO. 79.319.CAO4.E _______________________ By: Lee Skaggs adopted an ordInance closing, IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF ______________________ Deputy Clerk vacating, and abandoning, JANET A, WILLIAMS, MACK N. CLEVELAND, JR. of WANTED: A FEW CHRISTIANS Attorneys for Petitioner.Wlfe Publish: February 11, 15,23. March Classified Ad. COOKS WANTED IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON CLEVELAND, MIZE I. BRIDGES Post Office Drawer Z Sanford, Florida 32171 Vacation time Is here...get wish you need for a happy time wIH a andmainteflaflce equipment. both gas and diesel, a prerequIsite. Two years post journeyman experience desired. Submit applications to the Civil Service OffIce, City Hall. Sanford, Fta. Monday thru Thur sday. Appllcatron closing date Mar. 5, 1979. An Equal Opportunity Employer. Male, Female, Handicapped and Veteran. ISAtCOHOLA PRbILEM 0' 10*333 REZONING LOT 17, BLOCK B OF COUNTY, FLORIDA. Sanford, Fla.32771 OAK GROVE PARK, AS-RECOR- CIVIL ACTION NO. 7fl.CA44l ____________________ DED IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 53, IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF ALICE M. LYTLE, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, FROM THE PRESENT ZONING PetitionerWife, 1st Trimester abortlon-S100; Gyn CLASSIFICATION OF PUt) TO and CIinic-$16; Pregnancy test; renouncinganddisciaiminganyand - -_:_L:. ,. Housekeeper or Cleaning Per r4 Seeking Work 327-0365 "MECHAN IC', 'he City Of Sanford has immediate full time permanent em ployment position available for a mechanic. Knowledge of upkeep and repairs to a wide variety of 18—ttp Wante Sunday, March 4, 1979-: -' - - _____________________---- — - ______ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wanted Wanted Part-time Night Work Cleaning Offices. 373.33110r322lSll - ______________________ ____________________________ — 21-SituatiOns ddrelslt-5 Wanted mmediateiyt no experience Work at home excellent plY. necessary Write American Service, 13SC Park Lane, Suite 177. Dallis, Tx. 13231. DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday 31, 1971, is available at the principal office located on 17-92 in Fain Park, Amended Naticeof Public Hearing Florida, for Inspection during TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: regular business hours by any NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by citizen who requests it within 1 theCityCounciloftheCltyofWinter days hereof. Principal manager of Springs, Florida, that said City the foundation is Father John C. Council will hold a public hearing at Adair. Joseph P. Rouadl the City of winter Springs CornCertified Public munity Building, on Tuesday, AC0ufltaflt March 27, 1?7, at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible, to PublIsh: March 4, 1979 consider an Ordinance entitled as DEH 14 follows: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIll AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Petitioner, rights of the City of Casselbarry, The governor has repeatedly all Florida, and the public in and to the and JAMES WILLIAMS, said he Is not currently In- following described properly: terested in running, but would A 30-foot easement being located RespOndent. l3fWOneithersideOfthefollOwiflg notruleoutaposslblechangeof described centerline: Fr9m the NOTICIOFACTION plans. Northwest corner Of Lot 1, Block • nIsd CLASSIFIED ADS Notice is hereby given that I am encaoe in business at p.o. so n, Notice Is hereby given that I am 52 N. Orange Ave. Goidanrod, engaged in business at 30 32733 Seminole County, Florida, Longwood Plaza, Longwood, Fla. under the fictitious name of COM. 32750 Seminole County, Florida PUTER BOOKKEEPING, ETC. under the fictitious name of and that I intend to regIster said PETRACCAS DRAPERIES, and name with the Clerk 01 the Circuit that I intend to register said name Court, Seminole County, Florida In with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ccdaie with the provisions of Seminole County, Florida In ac the Fictitious Name Statutes, Tocordance with the provisions of the Wit: SedionMS.0 Florida Statutes Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 563.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 519. Loraina Kay Robertson 51g.: Irene E. Pefracca PublisI: February 11, 15,23. March Publish Feb. 251. Mar. 4,11, II. 1979 4, 1979 DEG.11S _____ UG47 ANNUAL REPORT __________________ Annual report of Adair Charities, CITYOFWINTERSPRINOS, FLORIDA - - FICTITIOUS NAME V - • - 7 , b Yard Debris, Trash Appliances 8. Misc. (LOCAL) 349 5371 Painting - GroQnhlng&Bosrdjng ANIMAL HAVEN dog I Cal boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Heated kennels. 322-5152. DANNY'S PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 3229460 PIuning Service A MONTH MON..SU$. 9:15A.M. 1:50P.M. Home Iments 323. $160 MIII I4U1SUIT NOMIOWNINS - BUSINISIMEN - CONTRACTORS ITISI ANS liCk FURNITUUI—VAUJAILI$— EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES—AUTOS— BOATS—TRAILERS I,NS SuN TO SIEVE SANPORD ARIA NNSVI VI SPAS FROM 4* TO 15*15 PAIIWAT PSuPURIUS Retired Maint. man. Remodeling, room additions, roof repairs, patchIng, Ph. 323-5543, 331-0715. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. Accepted 321-1511 Pressure Cleaning CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 5.0. BALINT I ASSOC. 327-5663 Mildrew removal, houses & roofs Small home repairs. Remodeling I Pan. Roofing repair. 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'" HEART OF THE CHUCK BAG SAUSAGE A%^ WESTERN CORN FID / WIIAP4D WHOLE HOG HO0 T 0* MILD 3 '.'. ARROW DICAfII . AUR AL rI Afiki . REGULAR 01 STRAINED ALL VARIETIES bJ- IM C S - -. ...-..q.1 - - 4)iw- w-.---•-- -'-S f1" ' . P' - g ç -• .- --. , •- - �"Moosr 2WjW IM _ NE WAS ONE OF K47URes NO&EA4EM•• $00?f 0 Ai 1)4ERE WAS ONE— -'sooe .40,61Z DW _ "U1ftMr& 4 .7SME r CAM _ 1 APS 010 0^411;1"Me 'C 4EEL' . AI!)? - .-*... w V. ,-• _ 7M MILL IS AW-4P-- AM"QrZAP IJ 1rr • ' ___ ?. 34] At'fl17Cv/A d!% OLP SOLVERS71% AW11169ACWMIO*6 L, 70 WEAf AM+ Leif IALPI 6sws.nw.. AVA 7VPIC.4L Y WWAT EAT- _ 7YeWC4L 4Y4 7N/AU9? 0 • CARE Fo is EE, Aff _ SIG IL! _______________________ _ .7 WITH M 9 WIY CNIT I "T THS WonOUT CIF _ FWT INT 0$ 714 CEILIP49, - .'" IT'S PlO LI5E! $0L IT IN NI 04 140 R OL & MP MAN PIP SHE__ _ HOW OKSHM No FUN FLA* _.. LERf CON P FII DET WHAT is rn PETE? WPtCN6? - xPET KNEW WHY =AM TIlE BORN LOSER ft i \/ 4jm. by Art Snom U owg. I I T I— I — MY Able I SO ARAM Pir F 'x I - I JH! AWAiI ' PEE Tfty! ONE THING III M rc AN AVE w t V*.JT rn — .Wt NC L 'M ' 'Pu or passing th is... WNW DEAR lWISE. DEAR HELOISE Here's an Idea for What todo when you get upon 1Jn will b a the wrong side of the bed and pj• everything goes wrong? Take WftcMb That Is good day to get out DEAR HELOISE: that fits your table. In the of th. house — go visit someone Help! Do you know any way mark off a eircle using a you haven't seen for a while, o( getting cigarette odors of plate U a pattern. Pencil In the make hospital visits treat the house? Ezcept quitting yOW5cU to lunch downtown. year that the cloth Is made. smoking, that is! Then have every member of While you are out of the I've tried all the sprays _ ___ ___ thw family write their Mm, and house, try giving 3P0W$elf away they only last for a few minutes. HELOISE: age, using liquid to people you meet on the street I've tried Putting dishes of D I have a 17 fr"fly with or in that restaurant. Give vinegar, around — no luck! I've litters to WIlts and I used to maks cerbom my letters to and out, sines I usually sold about someone a nII,, an "hello"; tried the solid sticks of scent, the same to owyawk Anyway. open a door for someone; say too. The odor is still there. I s 46thlink But #M began to wooft 9 you" and smile for a hete it and fed embarrassed door opened for ym 60141 wbol W carbons M turn adds ber Wder and mails when someone Comm in. that 6110 !D!ojou think someone looks was a Uft bw It to the ned In Un aW so, an. I wish they would stop all personalt am Woo I added a When ft comes, beck W me I Ton them M w pwmw 11M at dw at tab my aftw hosr aid, so YOU will feel War for it live &I cum opwlthtblsldss... a now ons and start tbsIitter (Or you sii use Conventional awa t. "given myself 00 Its rounds afakL passing this sto oiday, 9 dedred) This on* cub dm M the 04L of Y _ _ _ __ =4 AWN we W* sure to deft kespeake. 10 �Ito, _ __ _ _ __ Tom &AA AN ;( I •4 LA1f ,J - .t ____ I p• Plab tail -*I r - - , • t All IN 00 • WA lop YAL -art sop.. low, f k pIq A 21 Ilk iii __ �____ -I-- ;e •• ._• ON OwW vp -ma -- oil 44 •e; •.. Vp I PP A IR win WOW 1970 A If '• : \ iI\1 4 4ti X1 • _ a oi l go,, -I nL A 41A t:LL'!. Ii ~II —— i -- Ot 441, 1 '1! 15 low fit goo- Car A %1ji ) • IMP AkIr I I I I _ 1 �I But - -- Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents 77th Year, No. 169— Approve Begin' s Alternate Plans Lsraeli Cabinet Re ec S Cariees Proposals t uni*rW .hor119 evaluation, those proposals are Important because they are Begin might not back the latest plan. JERUSALEM (UPI) - The Israeli cabinet today accepted two cabinet had approved the prune minister's suggestions and not 'President Carter put forward suggestions designed to help s1gfl1fiCtlY different from those earlier discussed." proa made by Prime Minister Menachem Begin designed to the American recommendI On the U.S. side officials were cautious, with one saying, Begin today planned to meet with various members of Congress resolve some of the outstanding differences between Egypt and bresk the deadlock in the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty talks but "obviously we're still concerned ... we just do not know what will to discuss the situation and fill them in on his opinion of the peace Israel," the White House said in a statement. failed to .wove two American suggestions, Carter telephoned Egypt's President Anwar Sadat and spoke to happen next." Deputy Prime Minister Ylgiel Yadin announced the decision of effort. After a briefing by Carter, Sen. Charles Percy, RIIL, called the him briefly "to review the situation in light of the AmericanDuring a IO4nlnute session Sunday, Carter gave Begin the somehow Prime Minister Begin the cabinet following a five and a half hour special session. Israeli discussions over the past five years," the White House situation "omnlous...unless There was m Indication about the nature of Begin's suggestions revised U.& proposals that were the outgrowth of the tough daily realizes that there is a point beyond which President Sadat said. or how Closely they resembled the two American proposals exchanges that started Thursday between the two leaders. Sadat planned a meeting with U.S. Ambassador Hermann F. probably will not go." The changes, which were described as relating to some of the presided to Begin by President Caster Sunday. "I think there has to be concessions," Percy said, adding of Ellis today and hli*ed that an important announcement might "The cabinet has accepted the proposals suggested by Mr. "unresolved Issues," will be submitted to the Israeli cabinet. Carter: "I think he has gone the last mile. I don't know of follow their session. However, during 5brleflng for about 10 congressional leaders Begin," a geveraned-communique said. Israeli anything else he could have done." An official with the Besin 'party said, "according to - ------kè In * .5 Siv It w ladleatad that Carter f — Hal by Hal Kaufman' SSIGN OFFI A less than gen.rsus restaurant owner, the story goes, prepared a sign bearing these words: What do you fl,lnk I will feed you for nothing and give you a drink. New did he plan to punctwato #7 iip pu, ~ AW iaw us,swo OVId o, :As* u Why a radio station went off the air is suggested by the makiupof this string of letters: ABCEFGHIKL. MNOPQRSTUVWXYZ. Why's that? (I' / ___ .4c •F.w numbers total in. The smallest times few, next highest plus few, seat Idgkest minus four, and highest divided by four sack equals U. What are the numbers? 1 *4z1 PW Aiu 1M1$ 'i004 Cablevis ion Rate H ike HearingSet RiddleMeThlsl What his eight arms and makes housecalis? Give up? A doctorpus. MYSTIFYING MAGIC HOW someone "Woo dice. Turn your back. Instruct the person ton the dlce and add the three faces. Now, heor she, isto three dice, add Its bottom previous total and roll It again. The new top number again Is added to the previous amount and the sum is ottsd U urnS * *sweeg toUs batwus top aid 110am peaels. New lckW can ys. Hid them? Check aniwsrs with thss. below. __ JISU*I j _uw s* *80~ n :iijnod 1IINM6I Siwpu u a s. .. • •..' _____________________ _ whether to regulate rates or By DONNA ESTES not Herald Staff Writer County Commission ChairSeminole County Com,t..iW' •••• ' .• .. -• .,; ••.. • • .' I DUNmissioners at 7 p.m. March 13 man Bob French sald today the will holds public hearing in the majority of comxnluloneri AI commission meeting room at agreed at those workshops to the courthouse to consider a continue regulating rates. Circling The Bases As Season Open IA. variety of rate Increases French, however, feels since .;:• • requested by orange-Seminole cablevision Is a competitive.... type utility, rather than a utility Cablevision. ..• Getting into the spirit of Little League season Is this army of youngsters who %tJ •• -. •-.The request, If approved, considered absolutely ... gathered Saturday for the Altamonte Springs league opener. For a comwould grant an Increase in necessary for life, should set Its plete rundown with additional photo coverage, see Page 6A single-family residence rates own rates on the open market. , •'•.-F "On the open market, If their , from 1650 to $$ monthly for the ••- -: ., • -'. . •. . : :. .,,. .4. • •. ._. t..:.i .1 . rates go too high, they will lose first outlet; from $10 to $15 I) .,. •' ', .\. i' ' iS. -' P' business," French said. The ' 4' monthly for each additional ' s ,c.S' ' ,._ - ' -' _,.g ._ i .• ,• • _-., :.,. .-. open market will in effect outlet; transfer of service to :.. ,•,• - r ?: -. new homes would go from $l0t0 regulate the rates by accepting $11; r.coimsctlu he format or nsutiog Increases or by _k..lk.... .......I. 1. per,oilItAklngctnuttikLflgthC 5UUIflUVL WUUU iuo from $10 to $15; and relocation service, he said. Meanwhile, Sanford City within a home would go up from et' Getting Data, All Together Manager W.E. Knowles has $7.50 to $15. Similar Increases would go in said Sanford is taking a wait effect for commercial, cone. and see approach to the dominlum and apartment cablevision firm's rate increase dwellers, hotel, motels and requests to the county and other 'Seminole County cities. The hospitals. also city commission has twice The cablevision firm is What we all the services Rehabilitative Services, Boy are busy people, he has director, Grace Kebrer, has list. Also, Ideally, Saul said, the take form several years ago attended a national SaUl syallalk for children and the scouts, the YMCA, various gathered together a group to been amb1s, hired, asplanner-researcher, well as Susan A. listduplication will make evident where when 1 of services and council of juvenile court asking for approval to levy a turned down requested InJustices in New Orleans—and new fee of $7.50 for "delinquent creases. youth of the Ssnlr'nle County services for counselling and direct the task of gathering the Sanlando Cablevision, afChris L. Holden, planner- where gape in service exist. payment charge." The rate cormn*xdty? Are there specific tescNg bi* details, the fine information. and Dreya MIOC change" Increase would affect only fWated with the Storer Co., "We've found simple j165 "challenge, picked up aaction, pamphlet services dsiperately needed by points of thee. services1, ax'e not A year ago, after a nce-proflt unincorporated areas of the recently beat out Orange-like a woman who Is offering coacwn you many of these yow' people In Collected together hi any OO corporation called "Seminole zkowski, county served by the cable Seminole Cablevision In a hid to So far it has been found that tree swimming lessons to the 5jnbi4s County that do it bec. t ut Youth Planing Coail Inc. of furnish the service In be company, constructive u With this year de'Igrted the Seminole Youth Services In excess of 150 different ser- disadvantaged; another County commissioners Altamonte Springs, the cowiNo one CW answer than "the International Year of the System" was formed, a grant of vices are provided for who is offering horseback made research and study had during workshops recently ty's second largest city. to be undertaken votlons at this point, ac- Child" Seth a former juvenile $0000 through the U.S. Law SemInole's 43,000 children and riding lessons and by County In the post few days Sanlando the services available to were notified ording to Circuit Judge court judge decided to try to do Enforcement Assistance young adults from birth horses free of charge. c enandyoimgadulla in the Administrator Roger has picked up a packet of ap "Idealistically this can ci something about the problem Ackninlatratlon (LEAA) was through 17. Nelawender Federal Corn- plicatlom and documents from pimjack SaUl. During the next 12 month', snowball and bring about community. received. Federal grads are Everyone knows there Is a several years ago. municatlons Commission the county and is expected t And practicing the precept gusrad.ed for the next three the judge said the ideal will be needed changes ln the system," (FCC) now gives local apply for a non-exclusive plIc school system, a cornto complete alidof the services Judge Salftuld. governments the option on franchise. isanity, college, a state that the bid psraonstoanllatln years, Salftuld. See SAIZI, Page 2A The idea for the plan began to Since then an executive availableandthento update the Department of Health and aprojocttlid needs tobsdone I - garounyou survey the dice, total the fop faces,addv. en, and alakazam, have the throwers INSTANT IIPLAVI Why Is Ike crowd ckssring Ike action sum. Move? Per is Insfeal replay, csauct deli 1 to 2. 3, etc. MT IN TOE WMLD is TI%Am P At4 iejcr 6 fJ4El.S - . •. Salf'l Ag' m:To Spotl ight Services For Youth flr -— During Iranian Upheaval' i Dmlr W.*i4t4k They Had Only ooI Cue, Hunting Knife For satety I The Americans In Iran had understand they started calling "Yea," the node very Mowly, r,'i the pool cue weigtded b000ris there are in the go; and when wewhat did get there the disenchantment with free housing, transportation them dumb and stupid and $7 LW4AID 41OS7 Idea was to Americans, their attitude we had no "bit sinithnesldon't wit to down at both aide and the cury. MdIWIWIHir continued to decline," she said. and utl benefits and "after needless to say that made the The two member they happen," he recallsbiding knife wire the only I em p ade it—best yes." led pretty bad," he bII "I really d*1t t The couple said many of the awhile the Ainer there -.A- b*eem. yes protect decided to go to Iran In Jma Some traces of the discontent to "Probably In the last coiçli mime they had bock 107$, soon after they had been of ha'-" was otk,.bIe to privileges given to Americans bragging about these thing' and recalled. __ boys the theugIs it em beppu' of weals, but before that I theimiuisi. caused discontent among the it got to be too much for the Todd is amon e critical of Mrs. Todd In Augid. "When we ceme hers, the two mailed. afl ever spin... ad we wets really dide't have mw41 fear," Irap1vt'," she said. Iran ad keeping of remember the IrtnLanI, ap "It was like a heneymoon and "I ..clilly said her .yses-eld husbend- main Uàigp we could ant bring 33 two," said ' "Additionally, InaflY (11 the )es t 'lo tell you the truth I was the cab drivers it pretty attitude of e pay was comes th of was at *1 were firearms and por. When the I gft Ilid wading to take a &M or if ashamed of some of the Iranians were slow learners pick, Mrs Todd emembs a.grablc books," said Todd good," be said. See IRAN, Page 2A tsidin these Mdi and some Americans did not "Webad.ppliudahoitayiir they did tab ia*wosldtakea Americans theta," thw said. of U0 ghets besriag the gstiin the meting the pit sinker of 6 IWe wore long time to get there," abs $ thsits ad 'there were middle of ties nIg aid Igaur dares ad armare - belts a we Were aatas to rscaivat the roofs c""i pulpi - — •• InAigit, the - •-. 1: , 1 aSpaIsdcMh.dPAS" ' ri t'" : MruTidd er be" ses itli do waft, he tbecsMou • -a W I DdiId. 1 1118110110 I 'ThoyworsaitWelrvitabie in — • _t. kete to Wilk her, iaying x InihaveThreats Reportect - -' S . 1111111 we slow Now H boil *a I ; ' eaapit • il.g j 1__••: W\ .. - pt _____ the 1JJ -. I -. uug'jss in ____ • •' - ---- • - -j ...... .,.. . ...... __ -- :''. ;- ' _______-. __• -- • _; -- - .l•' ' _-: ___ • -* * •'• r- .....-..........•. ,, . - • en-wV., thi former, (arIuas Lawrencsvllle.The two died children's ws plies. Mrs. fr IS, of Smisid ad a ibOit3;0LnL,frm""9dtle gf 4A Abr AriaidfleVlud ... this morning, ___ veu," according to csvlfls 41 Giitgla mu, had been gIU BeIs ...... AIsosioDaffrstir, sss.'aI i lhrsnt months, p.11cc in Lawns. Baker aid DoUroi walked Hpa, a r*iIn4 of North ,.,.......,........ • 4m,O...adtidlp. boehIhemerhemsadhad CMNML her Mrs DSIINnaMMNS.The Services for Charlen. ElN,W.................4A "He bed been t AIL ebridlait Uiu' D~ two Idrs, La, Akreinii D.(h'.ii's schei±' De.AbW ........ ........ 3.1 di,eicobs S, ad JeLaupetn1yMo WaIn.deyhiLawr.scsvWs, .....41 of leresup lw*aMwai thr.*aii,her*1ii.it with sinless to be uclwtokd ..................$.A 1r Dair.., labor aid, bominWert " - i._-.l%•1-1' . . ' Today • I cite s . ________ :7A . . *', .;. AmII1T :: In Former Butordlte Rod lasad for Dslfrz in the slaying hrgthith4aw, Janet and Jack hi con- IitFrldsymornlogof his en- $IalMWw Jr. of SadGtd, wets Dsfltos, $4, aoi Mct'ORWMhth,M.YWdhiI wdeadD.nlsMocrsi, of In G.orlga to work out the - - ... f . -\' z== .• vL N*to wow i_Tt —.-- - - kia. as 0 - ••• • -------- • .---- - --- • -- • --- ...,.;;......$.1 • $ -'I -• it." .- -•• • of 06 IrAllbses 841116 Gisisia. A athridà altt been the ulMo wina'. Muter ad vices _____ - - --- - r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 04, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 04, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 04, 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/1b83355938aa8ffe0dd99f865fe1fe0b.pdf 174993f44a3f31b795f4fa3af312f614 PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 149-Friday, February 9, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents A Change In Sentence? 11 $-Ev.ning Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. 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Teen Mom Case Gets 2nd Look Seminole County Juvenile Coot Judge KRWIth Laffler hsotn uqdsr ldtjg11 request to reconsider the ntsnceofa1$.yeajcldoe girl cmelded of dsIb1lI1SOC7 IN .ltinipt.d manelaugider In defer., attorney's request for a new trial. Her lawyer had req'.ed the new trial saying there was new evidence to be presuMed If the girt taMifled. He noted that If sbe ____ testified ___ smays' reach a mule abandoning the verdict. However, Judge If The girt, Piggy Whnberly, hod best sstenced Weibiesday ffier dismissed that motion The judge then cleared the toadM.frthilmig school for COIrIrocmtohear the mct1o, ls for an ladliuitit, time. on the reconsideration of Before agreeing to the . sentence. leane rocuaii4.r.Uon request At the Initial sentencing of the J 145MW ruled against the girl the jue told her he • á)flfli Pronm%1 as A H femdalandonedlna box lna refine disposal ares. The child was rescued by en Oviedo policemen alter ares r-14u*a heard ft crying. The child, naanedPsulby nurses at Winter Park tigipilal, Will be pltic for adcpilon Jnv.liL. Atk.kt.. -1.1 Doing rstl In Jamary the defuse said the girl believed her baby dead When It iii bsi Crii it! Police Hunt Woman To Identify Body Won t Join Seminole County Industrial Development Authority (SCIDA) mcutive director ByMAXERZILETIAN HeraldStaffWriter Jim lIol'. com'tlains ee lethesisotfs*diysInvI per hi th'. b%dry, and '. WASH R QLVlNATO ...TOOAY COMMITTW TO I L DRYER UEMI SKELV1NATOI _ UTWIPARSAVI $N1IIIS ___ _ 0 tow 4 Tow~ NOW . LW 116 0 L..... • CNWM ; •, 25 •.•. .,• %A gap .•, ROW in" kftm" nexa"tompwshn dWable Wd WOW! J, ___ many years soliciting new industry be do Vaip. Wsla4acItt.edlI0 sod foimd ft didat have the %WIN don N6- to f •• ••,..,, • f Vt Antheily ad - () i..... .•., . •i Off,,, Krider nit Pt so sther-ifeaply i.e acbog do CM emy to JOHNKRIDER Krlder said the 4nber's conm4tt.. of 100 led aboit teelstodothewesk.Uwsdld two years and then It was there wesno disbanded. fled wOagwIIhsnchig. "Thin we (beain leaders a wthdsw..ddr * hi the coaty) formed the dealWedidalatoft sod SuIcrd4snlnDns1opin *Litethspsb&liksws Corporation, fisoosd * Ia. IU wvu'-uiy crisoen ii inWIN'I sene-,.ed bat I iso alldustries for the county, klj" Jibe Ends', fmir processing these in the of the Soahols dsvelcpmed of thesekihatriss Cmdy sod Greater Sird all the way Urusgit to at (unevvs said, the belidirgi for thpn," Enldsr empo "ft U ISIS 411110ft cejwi rid The arm is still milling and landfill employses hav, been alerted to look for It, said A fo4 v,p&ing madne business card and to gj, along with. ll wiowt of money. Sp&akldecllnedtorevealtheldintityolth. women or the vending mhln, company. However, he said both are located in central Florida. "We're lnthe proceu of trying to talk with those people," Spoiski said ci' the woman and ta vending m4Ine firm. "The business card was the type that r'ilg$ be given to you or me If we made an Inquiry aboutUeba1neuorhadbeencalledon by a Spolki coamented. In addft to trying to contact mac and the woman, Spolski j have been sent to fl aw en- ArusdTheClick .........4-A Hsrs&sp ................ 0-A agend tI'onghoig the state. The &*e .................... IA Heaptial ................. is-A bufletine are efforts to determine V It is Calendar ................iSA OWrIus ................ s-A omeonerort.dm1llh1gfro(flafltheraea. Cimim ...................IA (JRkLV IA ........ Themoneyfoundlnthewall.twuenough Cressweed ................ s-A topsy foramutel room, accordlngtoSpolski. EditorIal .................. 4-A Televitim ............Lekare H. said he did nut feel the man died under Deer Abby ................ IA ................... IA limits' clrcwndsocesas a was crushed t orange comiy inst wish when he dhnb,d Into a garbege dwnp' stir to Thsmenladeacrthedkithebullutth sent oat bythestaniff's depsrtmsit as being five feet, 'e es; ill potinda; dark *zk,11 education all with brown hen end eyes; having a ".3I kept a young couple from the altar until they on the left cheek and a medom discovered the fringe benefits offered couples medacIi by the U.S. Spoleki sad the men may have Marine Corps. See OURSELVES of 1psaic descent. Sunday. The body, with muIpl, fractws and a left arm, wan foimd when Heron Toucidon Jr., Ifl dour driver, began kveth* pact.d fradi transported to the lwfl from the Sanlando traneler station off Ilsa Road near M*. Springs. An autopsy performed Thirsday afternoon at SMnhicle Memorial Hospital revealed the fractir.s, butfailed to yield a ca of acoordirato Dr. G. V. G.m. count, medical z i r. Teds being conducted now may reveal the cause of diet)', according to Dr. Garay. Those tests should be concluded sometime Monday, he sold today. Th. body's left arm was probably severed aftsrfthsdbssniüc,dinthetraihelth.rat thscosnp.ctorinAllemoitaSpringsoratthe ivm, ac to Dr. Garay. ""b _. bs cnpactlng at S"au+ or diving treat. O(tMim to the imdiW or at mlliqg ___ ~01115 acoiin to Spolaki, The SPinInole Cowity iorIWs department Is costacting so ares vending machine Cfl1iY and issrclthig for Who mIil be aMa I. I . hi leNs want; 14,,.êd PsIs by Tim VI.cist UNIDENTIFIED BODY CARRIED FROM OSCEOLA LANDFILL • Ii fOrThI$W..kcV Albert J. Noffis has brigit and sparkling eyes with a mischievous glint - especially for the ladle,. He's tale and hearty and danced, Jig doing a musical proçwi at the Heritage Canter In Altwionte Springs where he live,. He'llbetheguedof honorat 10a.m. Tuesday for, special commemoration at his residence: HIs 110th blrthday. Born In Dwm, N.C., Norris has three children and worked for the city of Longwood 21 years until he was 92. Albert has to day coritantly busy. He sands wood biochi for oti crefts, wipes down the tables and Just wants to be haiplul," says Madeline Corder, Heritage activities director. "He's MIII so active, It's jint unbelievable." Says Norris: "Once In. while, I mlgt4 f..l like kicking a cat, but that soon passes. We really have a time here. "I like any kind of work. It don't make a daó.blame bit of difference; I JiM want to keep y." at ofthoiu*yw.d III A Cat, But... ' 1 did not believe she understood the responsibility connected with sexual activity. He added wiles, she was given so education In a date 1r.titUUOfl she would probably continue to have babies. The third child of Miss Wimberly was born prematurely her horne In Sei*einber and was later &0111111hor in a Committee of ENERC4 'I Might Feel 1 "I will nut be 1 the nirEtisdIS0,"hessld, In . owl ep. "Mobs of of IN, ( ---- Robed board of __ See ISO', P1, IA we wmid be biller e L•Isurs mogazin... has all th. It do rd6WIt _____ ___ stars '" At the tnausler i"re the tnssb is cow___vadtspuuwthal,g. litoa-Uks device. The tradi Is thin leaded on programsI, naete,*aUer soit employs a large today's HiraM. the road white Ills resd oat t dcliii, and Love In Jibe your hworito TV ••••...---- ___ __ Infern,alien you want on am ne The Marines Ear Took Two Weeks To Arrive #W- TA47-. V'IVI 1 ?& ItIL Italy's Chaotic Mail Service AbdL cfnr SDurned By — _ IyA*lVIOGOtAIfl*, "Neheab hi*aly mdi $heg imported in the mail te days, anyway," siØ a pest ccs of. ficlal watcblag several kuadred thousands nlipu awl In the fisotes. "There's -; NW4 in hiane ac* silly liii letters aid *0101 (111*) — Several jeers age, Room hi1 itk,l Vies of v'Getty,adthdtheaiut.j.y,atb dies issat Mduwa. Wm r an to dreg, thay au* 111114111190 =V* pleas of fl lid's us Twa a y _ The esrt. 'iM twowukeieadu. Thsrai (ay*MIa C MW teed --"- hi a alk I at elI WhAmahMIM aria* d do au.eutIhe7uUae,he,stomer1. *ediuiiudoftM...u.jfivs. us tab. eadut that ____ __ advertising." 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The biggut prebben is mugower, or mote precisely, lack of L Irçiikally, in a coedny white met. thu I "U pacil. are -kysd, there arva mail setters wirMag hi the -- - - 21. •- -_ • • - - •• • • .. -, k I -.•--.--- •.-•. - - - �2 A—Einjg Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Feb. 9, ifl Khomeini Mane . 'Don't Expec t WORLD IN BRIEF : Job- Hunting Chines. Rampaging In Shanghai TOKYO (UP!) - Chinese intellectuals demanding jobs have gone on a rampage in Shanghai, disrupting vital transportation lines in several days of rioting, the Japanese Kyodo News Service reported today from Peking. Kyodo said the demonstrations were staged by young intellectuals who had been trained in Shanghai, the world's largest city, then assigned to work in other Chinese regions. The disorders have been going on for several days, the Japanese agency reported. The demonstrators stopped trains, cut power to trolleybuses, damaged public facilities and held officials of the Shanghai labor bureau hostage," Kyodo said, quoting Radio Peking and the Pekingbased People's Daily. Refugees Attack U.S. Aide HONG KONG (UP!) — An American Consulate official was attacked and injured today in a resettlement camp by Vietnamese refugees angry over crowded living conditions and an uncertain future. Five refugees attacked George Lai, an official of the U.S. consulate's refugee unit, leaving him with "a slight head cut," a consulate spokesman said. Chinese Kill Viets On Border HONG KONG (UPI) - More than 100 Chinese soldiers stormed across the Vietnamese frontier, killed three border guards and seized four others, sparking "great tension" between the two nations, Vietnam charged today. There was no Chinese reply to : the blast by the Vietnam News Agency, nor : was there any independent confirmation of the 1 Begin Blasts Torture Report : JERUSALEM (UP!) - Prime Minister : Menachem Begin has described U.S. newspaper reports that Palestinian political prisoners are tortured in Israeli jails as baseless accusations." Other Israeli officials - said the reports were designed to embarrass Israel prior to resipi*ion poace talks Egypt.-"I don't kw how of It came, suddenly, : that these completely false, absolutely baseless accusations are now printed in the 'American press," Begin told newsmen . Thursday after a Cabinet meeting to consider ; the 1979-80 budget. :British Boss: No Money LONDON (UP!) - Prime Minister James Callaghan says Britain cannot dish out bigger :' pay raises even If garbage goes uncollected ,:and hospitals and schools stay shut for three :gnonths. "You cannot get more out of the bank than Is in it," Callaghan said In a television interview Thursday night, . with his Labor :government buffeted by strikes by 1.5 million ::public employees seeking pay hikes up to 40 :percent. ." Computer Sal. To Russia? WASHINGTON (UP!) - In a move ap- parently heralding an easing of U.S-Soviet elatIons, the administration has agreed to econsider its ban on a sophisticated computer sale to the Soviet Union, Administration officials confirmed that Sperry-Univac of:ficials propose selling a slightly less :,sophisticated computer than the $6 milUlon .1100 series originally , ordered by the Russians. 'fle export license was refused last year, on ord ers of the White House, in protest of Soviet .,treatment of its dissidents. ' 200 ' Soviet Panel (Costhiued From Page IA) and elect a board of directors." Thursday the committee would He said the organization not be competing with any other could not provide financing, bid industry-seeking onkiflon, that SCIDA, being a governbut rather would clTnplping ment agency, could onsider I othercrpni'.tloos. Daniel said floating industrial revenue Re heisfo rnnhiflnga list of names hoods for worthy Indr1al of persons throughout the prospects. MCOW (UP!) - A man county In business, Industry, Daniel said there are who said he was aboard a and government to find those c*frdly3l such councils inthe Moscow subway when it was Interested In joining a coin- date of Florida. bombed two years ago by Mitt". "We hope to have the Mike Hattaway, SCIDA wnuids has rebuksdd1jg groundwork going within 60 chairman, eh.il..iged Sturm to Andrei Sskharov for speaking days," he said. stand with the Committee o(200 out agalnet the execution of "If enough persona are in. concept, saying be will have to these Armenians convicted of terelted,we will have a overcome the opposition of the atack meeting, discuss what the some who belkvs the concept b In a Igttw plhllsilNl Thum organization might do, and set not workable. "I challenge you day by the Soviet government up a committee to accept ap to posh It all the way," Hat- daily kdIa,aMoecowtj icationsand membership fees taway said. identified as Dmnitri Tyuzhin said he could no longer day f.2 Blasts Alimony Not Wea •:'. .. • !1' Flu Shot Plan Scrutinized .; 71 . \. \ \•Y. •..\ . • •••:' I;tclq • ,..•. - ' • .•'. - . . i ' I / • • - I .•• I • •. - ).. • • . '-... . nCourt those vile scoundrels who had planted thebonbjntheu- his p oname FAIR south Seminole Optimist club president Dave ambers exchanges a check for certification of. appreciation with Youth Program Inc. coordinators Dimitra Dellenger (center) and Robin St. Onge. brother was killed in the TALLAHAEE (UP!) beastep backward to the days bombing and his wife and 5. EXCHANGE Emphaikirlg that "alimony threats and Insinuations year-old daughter were Is not a weapon tobe used solely which plagued our courts seriously injured. to punish an errant spouse," the before our no4ault system was He said the defenders corn- — Florida Supreme Court has enacted," Jatice Alan Swid- plain the death sentence was warned against trial court's berg said In the majority too strong and they "seek to eroding the "no fault" divorce opinion. Introduce those scoundrels as law by routinely considering The opinion also rejected a opponents of the system." marital misconduct as a gauge finding that only extreme "Allow me to ask what the of financial awards. misconduct such as adultery system has got to do with It ____ may be considered. when Inveterate killer, cold- of The court `' a a 4It said a trial judge may bloodedly and deliberately I ruling Tbursday, that the considw evidence of adultery raise their hand against inmain standards for setting or other miscondtict in deter. nocent people he wrote. The newspaper, am the letter one of omd km h1k &Uimony ' a the need 01 the mining an award of allimany 0 the abaft ExoSheriff Selected Sta e aw Unit Boss, t L T __ I I. p prc,ct1en INM 7W : rto = cci : The court rejected language evidence of adulterous activi- time detailed Information o(the nominated Ed Blackburn, a Graham also announced at a Shlmberg of Tampa, cwt 01 PPISJ ties by a spouse seeking Jan uary 1 77 b bing, includ- former sheriff and state re- news In conference today the 9 om Blackburn was thllabsrough \i 1U1M4 which Indicated alimony as a mitigating defense Ing e casualty to th ll seven preseidativs from Tampa, as appointment of Jak. Varn, a Co i y she riff for 12 years and always proper ora IW (O to an award 01 alimony, killed and 37 injured. ierj dfr, FIj of Tamp a attorney and water anamb,rofthegaj.Hoossf,r to the relative fault As a matter of equity, the The Tau news agency said In Department of Law Enin - management expert, U a 10-year period ending last 01 bb parties Ii) determining court said, a judge who does a brief story In January cement. Department of Environmental session. He will provide "stable an Alimony awaru consider evidence of miabehay- Armenian dissident Stepan Graham will ask the Cabinet Regulation secretary, and Julie and effective leadership" for "For a trial court to perform icr by a spouse seeking alimony Zatlkyan and two unidentified later this month to fire current Jett a University of Florida the department while the routinely a balancing act with mud also allow evidence of co'defenclsnts were tried In director Bill Troelstrup, op* student from Fort Litiderdale, search for a permanemg testimony of alleged marital thnllar conduct by the spouse open court, had fully confessed point Blackburn on an liderim as the student member on the tor Is wider way, Grahamdimecsai& misconduct of the parties would not seeking alimony, and were executed. basis and conduct a nationwide Board of Regents. Blackburn was one 01 the he••— was nrlilnal k,. ,IIp.M,'..,. it The sovernor governor ssaid id -creating an environmental Florida Sheriff's Bureau, prw management task force to deceuor to the FDIE and has conduct a comprehensive study "an In'dspth knowledge 01 the of natural resource and envi- role of the department" J10 •z -- ...Italy (Cs'-d Fr.. Page IA) luWg mail-hap up and down Rcm.'a boulevards. Hard Mt by the &'upeed mail system Is Italy's DOW growth Industry: "l"opping. Where's the wded Italian malls were much too inefficient for their needs. So they Mupthirown primitive mail , $ a.a. readings: tam. psr.s, IS; .veulØt lows, an p.m. $1; yesterday's bI$, 72; hatemetrle presents, ISIS; ____ tilith,, Ii$y, MS psiceaL Pitt Cvituji No 1114 Persesel: Partly el.udy, LIL9 7:65 pm., low 11:16 am., o 11:54PAL ad te.psra.ekas. TIOas$AIIJRDAy kypurt: W 6:60 am., 7:51 Dsylem Ieacbz No 2:60 P.m.,hWIZ:ISa.m,12:OS p.m. system to send more then X d do MUW Mors letters to relatives and friends. They would can each r 4pi.* and tell him prds.ly where each placs of mall would b.wajtlmg: Ina pay t.Iiphon, s .I I — -. GRAND OPINNGII ,NOW IN SANFORD N5W LOCATION ... HWY. 17.11 £ IA. Mary Ski. AUTO INSU1ANCI LAW) di 1aii-i. .. TODAY WASHINGTON (UP!) - The median price to purchase new, single-family homes during December was $61,000 - a full 16 percent more than a year before, government statistics show. TRAVELS ABA: No Advertising Abuses ATLANTA (UP!) - A special American Bar Association commission says it will recommend model regulations for lawyer advertising later this year, but the abuses feared by so many have failed to materialize. Commission Chairman Roger P. Brosnahan reported on the status of lawyer advertising while the ANBA Board of Governors opened the association's 41st midyear meeting with Its first public session. r.S,,ó ;Cod,iRiaIn, Sleet:,•. • By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Moderate to light snow showers peppered the Ohio Valley and eastern mountains today and bitter Arctic cold gripped the Midwest and Plains for the third day this week. A lowpressure area produced rain and sleet from Missouri through Georgia and snow In the mountains from the Carolinas through West Virginia. No heavy amounts were reported, however. Carter Warns Aides Of Leaks Concorde Cultural Center Gets Group Push: — WATSON'S over published reports of policy options he faces in making decisions in the foreign policy and domestic fields. — w efty, elds in do middle of Rome has its own, in. dependent p office which ns swiftly and iMdeatly. To mail aldtsr in Italy and have cooftdence that ftwtflanmn,ft appears ftis bad toput one's faith In God. Median Home Price: $61,000 WASHINGTON (UP!) - Facing the problem of news leaks that upset many of his predecessors, President Carter Is urging top administration advisers to support his policies more and talk about them less - at least in the formative stages. Carter, in the last few days, has held three meeting with diplomatic and White House advisers to express his chagrin WEATHER Many ftalin seek aiternat. methods 01 malI. Private cowlsr services have flourished, r 1'Ing biçodemg hussies mail like beak chicks and docimwnts across the Alps to Switzerland on a regidar sch.dale for injection Into the Swiss postal system, which I. very expensive, but which works. Other lolh. writers head for the Vatican. Not out 01 ploos religions conviction, but became this tiny Payoff in matchiq a victim d the 909 has so way of boi that aransom Dole isn,rplg to be delivered? Whun the We Aldo Moro was grabbed by the Red Brigade, the terrorists qeickly rqllaed that the a Male/ kiosk or under a trash barrel sigiula certain billboard. It w the only way the w guarrilas had any asenrance 01 gettIng their mMlves WASHINGTON (UPI) — With memories of the abortive swine flu immunization effort still In mind, a Senate subcommittee Is taking a close look at the administration's proposal for an annual flu shot program for high-risk persons. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., the committee chairman Thursday cautioned against comparisons between the new plan and the 1976 program, In which the entire U.S. population was to receive shots. But he noted the previous experience threatened to "undermine the faith of Americans in immunization itself." . to take under their pirotection LONDON (UP!) - Gold prices eased off from record highs today as the dollar im:proved on most European money markets ter remarks by Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal that the U.S. intends to support the dollar strongly. Gold ended a week of spectacuIar gala and all-time record prices ::to open $5.25 lower In London at $245.25 and $4 lower In Zurich at 1246,50. A cultural sets cantor for acres left, accordiag to Jehe south sniof, Coye a Colbert, dIrector 01 the budget step dose, to reality lbw.diy for the irhisi at a mastlag at las Brlsy The peep hipes I. seMi lSj Scheot donations but tiM not Atthen.dingtheupi.aa.t deturmise ib cod ad if the dec1dsdto4zeo-pref cantor can be boll a the itUto mid" Ink a property adjelalag the two center, according to Diane PalMed,_who hIi4 erganhis 1 i1 III the Ibemeeting. 7heVoepavoto4totqs. "y,aIiag*st hulldacoditwhich,euldsed Ai 711to1,IllThe MAW wouid tatkseU bus .iiu1 ISr alas be used for dance Msi1$at7:$p,m.5th. rshsuasle d set _es ad eaditeucs rum at Blamed For Boom By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL A Concorde Supersonic jet flight from London to Washington D.C. was blamed today for causing an earth-shaking boom that residents from New Jersey to Massachusetts thought was either an explosion or earthquake. "It was a sonic boom type shock in the atmosphere that came from a Concorde that made an unusually late landing at the Dulles Washington Airport," said Dr. William Donn, a geophysicist attached to atmospheric science unit of the Lamont Observatory in Palisades, N.Y. Rep. Crone Names 12 To County Advisory Unit Qans, K' CosMlans,, according to a U.S. Rip. l"—is uuaaan',d coseitiinte campaign spokesman. for prr", bu aussd 13 Miujssal perume may Mill be lemiacle Ceiatlua to the eppoWit Crass will appear In The UnW',usps. 41-3011 L.vw Weal,.71 WiNs MWi. U.$4 frui*i. $*No Year. Sy MI: 01*. 00 suNs S1i sIlls IA lint MIII, VII?f, NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Attorneys for the city and disgruntled policemen today asked a federal judge to decide whether nearly half the police force can remain on strike in a dispute over union representation. Nearly half the city's 1,460 officers walked off their jobs Thursday night, just two days after Mayor Ernest Morial unexpectedly announced he would not recognize their Teamsters union. The strike could shorten and curb the annual street madness associated with the twoweeklong Mardi Gras season which opens next Friday. ___ :. my. Fsbnmry, N*—VoI. 71, f. 10 ON D011y - Ssuy, ~ $$aiy iv Ti. $ia*i NSrIM, * N. Mi A411Mkjt Pis. Nfl. O Ci.e Poem POlO a 1a*& PINIII Nfl Police Strike Could Mar New Orleans Mardi Gras ____ j)o1lar Better On Europe Marts IILb IN BRIEF . . , I1lmk.... hWy . OATHUIIS ,..w - . ILL _ __ ... a 5UsiW $5 LU5 ____ Br17. ky flersday .ve 6. Mrus as ergialsaUs. aimed __ hesW *.sgs . *11694 pip= in SaMI, Cisty Schesk and opsasup ad Paid City. The two waMars. Elscte4 ecfoakas. were: Cinick Iii, Gloria IIar and Beredy ft* an ftve hi IS Myt al d Lssgwssd. • asas -- . ."- •---------- ... -- - - - *--.-- .- S. ••• ler 4= $"'cle ON on Feb 14 7bw'.. pod Wdor at the heal now aMM16 hid at hid hi In pupuuty burds, Patod or Imodaiy 1agns Mliii Ichs.I an lad _____ Beef Paces Huge Jump In Wholesale Mirac les ' TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - ISIEnIC republic. left by the shah must take the nation should be a the condlttdlcn," he said. BkkIr and Basargan him Ayatollah Ruhollah KJneln1's The pro-Khomeini demon- priority over restoring oil monarchy or a republic, the The laos constitution Is the been friends for 30 year., boll handpicked"provisional" stratr. broke Into a police post production, destroyed economy of the one under which Shah Mo spending time as politics prime minister today an. and threw out two Policemen. Bazargan announced a six- country be rebuilt, a coritituent hammed Rem Pahlavi appoint- prisoners. nowIced "phase two of the ioops with fixed bayonets point takeover progrom, but assembly be appointed, a ed B*kWI'r before he left the revolution" but conceded he charged to disperse the demon. warned 100,000 followers near parliament be elected and ctry "We are not criticizing t i lacks army support and warned strators and a K1OIIIiIII truck Tehran University: power be trwsferred to the never to return to his throne. steps he has taken, only that hi cheering supporters not to with a loudspeaker arrived was appointed by and Li not expect mz'acieu &om government that emerges. expect miracles. working under the ihah'i me too on This isavery weak everyone to to paid him i Bazargan acknowledged not compliments he a'ftY" said Bgan. am donkeyl dingandwehave Aaosa the city, about 1,500 all his countrymen want Preml- BakMlar Thursday, saying Mebdl Bazargan, the 73-year- a gave the . minister edit supporters of the shah held a old former head of the national ,The higgest difference Is or Sbahpow BakMl'r to of for reforms has carried o , he ut th at we don't believe In the counter-demonstration and oil CotnPSIIY chosen U prim th were at Prime Minister Shah- as Khomeini has demanded such as freeing political monarchy and he does. Thu clashed with about 200 to 300 nthster by Khomeini, said pour Bakhtiar resign and hand "When we asked the generals prisoners and abJf.)thg the current coiatltutlon and the one youths loyal to Khomeini, who rebuilding the shattered has promised to set up en government from the rnnhr*s over power to Bazargan, a to cooperate they said they once.theaded SAVAK secret we propose are not too dl!be held on whether would not. They are sticking to police. ftT*nt," said Bwrgan. - incident. Friday, Feb. 9, 1171-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •--••. .-. S.-- - - ' of D1tinct on for Your lovsd on.s ______ Baby VIw..aa I - U cii. M NMI M1111MuIl? U , 1 _______ Robot I A Party's ________ 1V7 * $ Altamomts Springs. Mi_Fscssi the Jehi Mesup, As C. Mayors, FresM.Ptodad llu"L. * Qaswlbegnsdadhimrd Wit / auss of N 56ft— a lip 111- 1 ad CUM petty " d ai de bw Rid friishiiM.N Q . Thieves slipped into the home of Rail M. Phillips, 57, Chula Vista in Chuluota Thursday and slipped out with about $500 in goods, according to Seminole Coumty sberitra repeds. Agthftemiepoñëd mlIng by Phillips were: an outboard motor, a radio, clock, silver hair brush, diamond pin, jewel box, hamburger . maker and cigar Ugider, according to deputies. EXPENSIVE flOP Frank Sereno, 54, Mayon, ill., stopped overnight at the Sanford Inn, State Road 46 and 14, Wedneday night only to wake up Thursday minus four wire wheel covers for his 1V79 Buick Riviera, valued at $O according to sheriffs reports. PANEFULThEFI Martin Schiff, 77, Winter Park, reported thieves took an undetermined number of windows from a house he Is building on lot 27 Cardinal Court, Forod City, Wednesday or Thursday, according to sheriffs reports. The windows, valued COUIdiVSIY at $30 WN taken from the house, whiCh 15 Ufl(Ist construction, according to deputies. STOLEN A burglary at a home near Sanford rendt.d In a car being Molsn. The keys to the car were stolen during a burglary at 700 Cherokee Circle in the Sunland - Charles Cher, 57, told therlWsdspidles the keys were taken from his wife's purse in do isa,. The car Is In Ford valued at$7,010. Inside the Ad= cu were a golf bag and dubs worth $560, two bowling balls and a c$tIsta band radio. B's apparently gained odry to the hi= theoh a carport window sometime between Teesdey at 11 p.m. end WIblaadsy at :iU a.m., achi records. A Sanford man has been in arrested for grand t cemet41 with the ft01 a .0 c"br odunatic pWol- Being held at the awaWle Coody jail hibuof$$,2IS bond IsDaniel 71ismas Webb Jr., 60,01 III Wodwood (t. The gun was repoutily diiiw Jan. 36 at Ain.rtcea Ado lihesin San- r .. . -. aâissry ce—ieo wore rsiived fram 110 lamissis W09611idfr111e7 I /ArGWi-iNY $5l0 was stolen from the back of Winter Park reported the a pickup truck parked at a compressor was stolen WedSeminole County bowling nesday at about 10:16 p.m., center. Eugene Spurlln, 31, of records Indicate. Vo"e$. ------------- . - .... • 440 3•PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE LARCENY ARREST A man and a woman were arrested in Altamonte Springs after they reportedly tried to purchase a color television with stolen credit card. The Incident occurred Wednesday at the K-Mart department store at 951 W. Highway 436. Being held at the county jail for grand larceny are: Delores Vanita Chatman, 16, of 169 Mike St. In Leesburg and Joe Jones, Z, of 403 E. Hanlon St In Tampa. The woman was also charged with possession of a stolen credit CITt TAPE PLAYER TAKEN A stereo tape player and calculator were reported stolen from an office at the Forest Lake Academy on State Road 436 In Forest City. Richard Kunau, 40, told sheriff's deputies the merchandise, valued at $75 was stolen sometime between Tuesday at 3:36 p.m and Weibiesday at 7 am 001USEIGORNMMING An electric compressor worth All's Almost Quiet At Youth Center PDIEV1LLE, Toni. (UP!) Hampered by deep mow, Taft YwAh Outer employees begm reporting back to work today oft Cm'scz Department offldahs promised them Incrowd security and the rigid 10 IRS riasamble force to dild$IllflS violent inmates. Another road 01 violence swept the coder We Thursday, U b"tea confined to its muimm security section od fire to sheds mid maitrasasa and Mats highway patrolmen wit, sent In to quell the . Sofa • Chair • Rocker CNIAND OHNmGII NOW IN SANFORD Vans Pick-op OWNERS may save TODAY. Call *)-204 NEW LOCATION ly.17-92 & Lake Mary IIvd. $499 Req. $649 NOW Mattress and 2 Foundations s WOOD 30" BAR STOOLS BATH TUBS BATHROOM SINKS lFEW • t - OFF BEDDING SETS One Lot NEW Tappan - GAS RANGES 2S%OFF with self-cleaning ovens $249 SOFA and CHAIR Set 10 0 $3 an up LAMPS INC. Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. CQmmercjal Dial 322-5762 PLAID Used KING SIZE MOTEL BEDDING Used $.i TYPEWRITERS 25 $5995 49 VELVET SWIVEL ROCKERS FULL SIZE Used and up HOTEL BEDDING up END TABLES $2995 sit $9C and wlsmmh~ CHAISE LOUNGE ctioic. of colors 30"x0" Wood OFFICE DESK 30" BOOKCASE 60 9 49 52 $ FOOT STOOL - • Ew IK4LN$ Thieves Get $500 Goods From Chula Vista House USsal lebobsklat fl No, it isn't Gulliver being attacked by the Lilliputians or an exercise In transcendental meditation - It's just Kip Watson of the Southern Ballet Theater encouraging audience participation during dance demonstration for 4-C Children at Sanford Early Childhood Center. The event was part of an "Arts for the Centers" tour arranged by the Central Florida Arts Council. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Paced by a sharp surge In the cost of beef and veal, Inflation at the wholesale level began the new year on a dismal note by climbing 1.3 percent in January for the largest gain In more than four years, the government reported today. The price of beef and veal jumped by more than 13 percent last month, the Labor Department said. Although food prices were the main culprit, all other categories of wholesale goods also registered sizeable gains In January. Such varied products as gasoline, home heating oil, new cars and tobacco rose at annual double-digit levels. If overall wholesale prices Increased at the same level during each month of 1979 as they did In January, the annual rate of Increase would be more than 16 percent. The 1978 retail inflation rate was 9.0 percent, the second highest level in three decades. The 1.3 percent rise last month was considerably above the 0.8 percent Increases recorded In both November and December. It was the worst one-month performance since the 1.8 percent gain of November 1974, the department said. The Labor Department's Wholesale Price Index gauges costs paid for products ready for sale to retailers. Increases In wholesale prices do not translate directly Into higher prices at groceries and department stores, but they do serve as an advance Indicator of future consumer costs. The government's chief Inflation fighter, Alfred Kahn, has warned Americans to brace themselves for discouraging Inflation news during the early months of this year. Predicting "some bad news ahead," Kahn said he did not expect to see evidence of deceleration of prices resulting from President Carter's voluntary wage-price program until "late spring or summer." This assessment was strongly supported by the new government inflation barometer. The department said its Wholesale Price Index stood at 206.3 last month. That means goods and services which cost $100 at the Wholesale level in 1967 were prices at $206.30 last month. The index Is now 9.8 percent higher it was in January 1978. Wholesale food prices are 12.9 percent above a year ago. The department said for the first time In more than four years, all major components of Its Index - finished goods, intermediate goods and crude goods - rose by at least 1 percent. COLOR $1 0 0 and up TV Used $9A OFFICE and up EQUIPMENT________________ Used gpn ' LU Used and up REFRIGERATORS 125 to $A SANFORD FURNITURE CO. MILE SOUTH OF ZAYRE 3416 S. ORLANDO DL, SANFORD ½ SHOPPING CENTER ,OPIN:MoudSytIirvSstvrdsy9to6,Swdey12to5 and up �H EvenengEkisM Around (USPS 411.2101 X) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322.11 or81.9993 Friday, February 9, 1979-4A lf you have ad five acr you want to part with, the members of the Kathleen-Anderson Comprehendve Workshop wants to hear from you The group Is atiun*thg to open a sheltered workshop In Seminole County for mentally retarded adults. It had originally been hoped the workshop could be located at the old Lake Monroe School wed of nJ Sanford, but because of the extensive renovation which would be required to the school the Idea had W to be shelved. Work required at the school would cod about $10000 and Included the adding of an air conditioner and heating siten, ramps for the handicapped and By LEONARD KRAN800RF the changing of bathrooms to make them accessible 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $16.50; Year, $36.60. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60: Year, $40.60. The Clock ' Committee Of 200' to give job training to 1220 mentally retarded adults who would have no other place to get such training, according to Mrs. Witengier. The workshop would serve two types of mentally retarded adults. The first would be "terminal" clients, meaning they would have an unlimited day at the workshop, They would do piecemeal work and receive pay based on the amount of work they do. The second group of adults would &W do work but would also receive additional training in various job pkllli, Mrs. Witengler said. The amount of time they day at the workshop would depend on how well they learn the various job skills. to the handicapped, according to Mary Witengler, a member of the group. Because of that the organization has decided to build a portable dtroom at a cod of abo $10,000 se they would own ft themselves, Indeed ofleuhg the school from the school district However, the group dill aside some property to Place the portable on. "If we could get someone to donate some property it would rosily be helpful," she said In noting the Ideal ares would be someplace In the middle of the county. "We really can't buy any land because we are almost penniless but are hoping someone may have some they could donate to us," she said. The purpose of the sheltered workshop would be ANGLEWAL TERS I'lL. '?EIU "lou *&T Al C 4ESE The more the merrier. The more effort ex-IS ElAS N TW PbE AGREEMENr A1E pended on pushing and promoting Seminole County GWEN M..,Ac'A aØ an ideal location for new industry the better. That's why we were heartened and pleased to l*arn of the newest effort down this road. Board members of the Seminole County In! dustrial Development Authority have approved the formation of a "Committee of 200" composed of representatives of industry, business and county ____ ____ and city governments to encourage industrial WASHINGTON (NEA) — development In and for the county of Seminole, trucks, vans and campers lines the curb for an entire city block on a downtown street here. The We praise County Commissioner Robert ____ on the trucks' cabs Identify their owners Sturm, commission liaison to SCIDA, for the idea. ____ U "Qma Art Transportation" or "B & A _____ ____ Its key, according to the plan's advocates, would be Studio Rentals." the ensuring of orderly, economic growth. of the vehicles bur CaMmia license ___ The idea and concept are sound. We urge plates.Identify -. a.s. Signs their homes as "Burbank, ___ cooperation by other, self-styled industry-seeking Calif." or "Hollywood." In a massive "Elegies groups In individual parts of the county. H" camper, film star Peter Sellers hides from autograph seekers behind drawn curtains. ______________________ Too frequently in the past, as we all know, On the sidewalk across the street from the petty, parochial, geographical differences and headquarters of the federal Drug Enforcement jealousies have impeded a cohesive, coordinated A&nlnldration, dozens of electrlclana, grips, _________________________________________ effort to entice industry to join our community. men and other technicians _ _ bustle around Specifically, that Is why — more than once — cameras mounted on massive dollies. we have urged a consolidation of SCIDA and On this chilly February afternoon, Hollywood SCOPA (Seminole County Port Authority). We has come to Washington. Lorimar International have yet to see such a marriage. Is filming a major motion picture, "Being II to be distributed by United Artists. That's why we concur with John Krlder, former That itfod ICfl5 has been d icated dOCeIIJ manager of the Seminole County Chamber and of times hi recent years, with this capital serving Greater Sanford Chambers of Commerce, who as a setting for films ranging from "Topaz" and ________ çompla ins of past unsuccessful efforts. "Vanished" to "Billy Jack Goes to W")ilngton." Much of "The Exorcist" was filmed in Mr. Krider decries the "stacking of one cornfashionable Georgetown. Parts of "The ____ ______ mittee upon another. . . not accomplishing Analyst," "Black Sunday," "Airnything." His suggestion of a countywide group is port," Sylvester Stallone'a "F.I.S.T." and a host worth pursuing. QA MW91QY of others '---. '.L*. 79 It is obvious to us that any growth within The . Watergate scandal spawned "All the — Seminole County must be thought of on a crnmPresident's Men," the saga of two Washington tywide basis, not on the basis of individual cornjournalists, as well as two films adapted from books written by former White House aides — LIGHTER SIDE jntmitles. El hnan's "The Co'isnY" (filmed as Only In this way can we make meaningful : the the t television series "Washington: Behind progress toward the development and tran(d Mom") and Charles Colion's "Br :Bplantlng of the kinds of industry we need here in _ f"" BERRY'S WORLD BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) A rare government statement on President Josip Broz Tito's private life has blasted as "absurd" reports that the 86-year-old leader has divorced his wife and married a 35-year-old opera singer. Foreign ministry spokesman Mirko Kalezic said in a statement Thursday reports that Tito had divorced Jovanka, his wife of more than 25 years, and married singer Gertrude Minutic were "uncouth, distasteful and essentially immoral speculations devoid of any foundation." — Talk Show Host Bankrupt Cry S emInote County. Terror malowidpromlor alum .".'t, .., ,. .,. - The benetltt sm!cvu)n from-suchl Msiiy. asiA .. , r1u., activity will be countywide. not In Los Angeles or New York but at the By DICK WT equivalent thereof. "Got a load of than enorBid, then there Is also a lrlghter side to the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on the WASHINGTON (UPI) — Nothing Is so mm tanks and mobile missile launchers. Ask unemployment situation. Once the newcomers banks of the Potomac River. calculated to strike terror Into the hearts o the ambassador U they are convr4lenal are experienced and Integrated Into the Fear Of The Bomb Gossip columns once devoted exclusively to commuters as the dread cry — "THE weapons or whether they have nuclear economy, unemployment should drop, the antics of "Hollywood stars" now have been TRACTORS ARE COMING!" capability." productivity rise, and, as a consequence, Inexpanded to chronicle the private lives of this Displacement, In psychiatry, Is a defense mechanlan by Suburbanites leaving for work clasp their Interpreter: "The ambassador says they are flatlonary pressures an. U as the wave moves city's politicians, which an emotion Is transferred to another, more acceptable spouses as though In lad embrace. Little agriculture machines." into middle age it follows the usual pattern, It Shirley Mac IAns, Sellers' cordar In "Being children quail at their parents' knees. Dogs object. Tong cups a hand behind his ear. "Something will begin saving more of its income, acThere," was a delegate to the 1972 Democratic whine and birds hush their singing, We see something of this defense mechanism in mod have gotten lost In trwalation I was asking celerating capital accumulation, providing new National Convention. Stars such as John Wayne emotional campaign against nuclear power. This Is not to suggest that the American what kind of warheadu those things fire." investment resources and contributing a (on the right) and Jane Fonda (on the left) have Agriculture Movement "tractorcade" here this Its leaders say they oppose ti'e Interpreter: 111k ambassador lriii they are powerful stimulus to economic growth. war and equally oppose the use of nuclear ensrD for the become highly visible participants In national week was an alien force. America had farmers farm vehicles." Further, the Increase In wage earners and debates on major political Issues ringing from long before It had commuters, suburbanites, generation Of electricity, "ThM'sahatcne," Teng .ic,ta "What kind of generally higher wages will boost tax revenues, "' the U In Vietnam. to Much of the emotional strength of their fear of nuclear war bureaucrats or even journalists. crops do they grow In the middle of downtown asthg federal defIcits, local tax binds and Social Is transferred by displacement to the fear of nuclear power. But when you take them out of context — Le., Wiahlngton?" Security financing, with more active workers to The Democratic ItY5 most generous Fear of nuclear war Is reasonable and rational. The nuclear plunk them and their WOO mvhiu'es down In Interpreter: "I have conveyed your interest in support the retired population. Good news. t,thmdors and active fund-raisers Include I.ew the middle of rush hair traffic war theM Is an unprecedented threat to the future of — they are almost agronomy to the ambusador and he asks me to Well, not entirely. This generation, too, mod Wasserman, board chairman of MCA; Steve like visilmfrom another, plaid. dvilisalion. Inform you that the farmers are here to petition age. Its demands, barring drastic redructing of Ross, board chs&ruian Of Warner Brothers, and Unfortunately, there seems to be no practical way to 1Im Fve been tlthiklig what a pity It was that the the goveramint for higher prices." the entire retirement program, could make Arthur Krim, fanner board chairman of Unitedhm On threat except through_''Inthg the destructive forces In demondiration waai't timed to coincide "JiM my luck," Teng grunbies. "My first trip today's problems In this area look minor. The Artists. belarce between the two great superpowers. with lad week's visit by QiIn.e Vice Premier to the United States and I got caugid In a bwlgd forecasters mgest that In the next half In the race for the 111$ Repoblicasi presIdentIalTog The Pentagon calls that Mutual Assured Deterrence ()f1)) Helmong.would have been revelation." It probably cst*y, the added financial burden could raise beg Is Ronald Reagan, the ghllgI of Tells visit, even surpassing his sad It seems to require constant modirnisatlon and Interproter: "I am told to assure you that It Is the total tax cut of the gross national product to "'"" R f "COW QSn ci Mo," strengthening of the nuclear forces on both sides, despite our appearance on the samo stage with the Harlem a peaceful dsmoiutratloui that has been 00 percent, compared with 33 percent currently. Doller Baby, of " ad a bad efforts at drMeglc arms Ik,iltatIon. Globstrottars. aidhorinad by the geverameit." The situation could prs.u* a very unpleasant other feature ftkns before he turned polltic4w In Fear of nuclear bombs Is something the human race is likely In rural ChIna, It Is reported, they dill till the Tong node knowingly. "That's what we used to Choice between ever higher taxes and painful the IDId-1NS to have toll,, with for generations to come. Al this time, It doss soil with hoe and flails So you can know bow say during ow rsvoldion. We told everybody our cats In services. ad seam politically feasible to halt the development of nuclear "Wathgton," ays Frank Menklewic., "Is knjuisid Tong rngl4 have been by a Close troops were agra4on reloruisrs. If It's noaOn the other hand, the aging wave should heip weapons. Fear Of nuclear power plants is easier to handle the Hollywood of the l9ft eucosuder with rural American vehicles. I om viobed, why are the cops using tear gas and the adoration system aid of its lean and hungry Maildewica o to know. He grew op In a an it all now: bscaiaeitbu been d.moiMrMedthM It Is politically ftVMlete billydub.?" data f wa time. As the hP4ea Of the baby boom flimfemily (his father, Herman, was the aidhor Mop the development of nuclear power. Tang lien rode from the White House to the erprd: "The w+r says It was a pusthough the schools dwft the 116k, they I 11* process of displacement, the fear of nuclus power of "flthiin Kane" and his usle Joseph was a Cipltot in the Umoadne with him we trlc vlola"on, The tractors were blocking an will res the dsi4bifr, wolkaw trend of becomes Irrational and unreesonabis. noted screen writer and director) but has been Ambassador Woodcock and a Chinese In. btffudioLt, recent years, creating jobs for teachers and Its emotional strength Is derived from the bomb and net actively Involved In politic, for more thee a lerprdar. Tang rolls his eyes ikeptIcally. "I ftk I've doccand for vly usder'idllined ached decade. UN can be don by the developers of mwlw pown *0will "Hoe, boyl" T.ngn'm, Cr the (nise jindbeaihitbyameiiwespreadsr,"hematt.rs. pled.. Isarewill be conquered. Bid by that time It may be tes late to save our economy from a major sotbeck due to st-"g our nuclear mlydevelopment. 'Absurd, Uncouth, Immoral' MIAMI (UP!)— Larry King, all-night talk show host on the Mutual Network, has filed for bankruptcy, listing $352,246 in debts and no attachable assets. A 20-year veteran talk show host from Miami, King moved to Washington, D.C., nearly a year ago to originate the Larry King Show, which airs on 120 Mutual stations from coast to coast. He listed his salary in the brankruptcy petition as $43,000. By DON GRAFT An easing of the nation's crime problem may be just a few new years away. Somewhere in the early 1000's, as one expert on the subject sees it, a reduction in crime rates should become apparent. The reason, according to John Manson, Comecticut's COITeCtIOnI _ commissioner, Is that by then the bulk of Americans born during the podwar baby boom wlllbein their Re. ____ Statistics Indicate that mod crimes are committed by individuals under 30. With the lower birth rates of the Ik the age groups reaching maturity in the wake of the baby ____ boomers are much w%afler and there will simply be fewer people around to commit crimes. The ebb and now of population growth should thus ____ accenipiWi what has been beyond the powers of law enforcement officers, the court, social scientists and politicians. Neat, huh? Manson, whose views were circulated in a recent wire report, isn't the only one who think' o. So does the US. Bureau of the Budget. In a surprisingly contemplative segment of the overpoweringly statistical fiscal forecast for 1* droppedon Congress by President Carter, the budget.mnakers saw the coming decline of the "No crime age group"-13 to 29 years old — as :: of the significant consequences for the U. S. economy and society of the aging baby boom. Not so beneficial, bowever,isthe effect of this -in an unusually poetic phrase. for i budget"demographic tldelwave" onthswork for.The entryciso manynew job seekers Into the Market at one time is probable major factor in stubbornly high unemployment statistics and the J abeibythsdengerof the bomb. dwandrdia is gin by Daniel Ellsb.rg and others who preach the adi. maclsor go" Tito Split? Reports Called There' s Mutliple Choice _ Fever Hits D.C. 3 Oscar Winners Confident By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL There are some who will April's Academy Award show with serene confidence. Sir Laurence Oliver, pioneer director King Vidor and animator Walter Lantz know in advance they'll be coming home with an Oscar. The Motion Picture Academy announced the special awards in Hollywood Thursday the 85th birthday of Vidor, who Oscar nominations since his collected directing debut in 1919, but never won. He'll be honored " his incomparable achievements as a cinematic creator and innovator." Oliver, who already has two Oscars, gets his for a "lifetime of contribution to the art of film." A similar lifetime award goes Lantz, creator Woody Woodpecker. go into — five for to of Whistle Helps Rescue Pair NASSAU, Bahamas (UP!)— A whistle lead a pierced through rainfilled winds yacht to the rescue of Rolling Stones operations manager Alan Dunn and a woman 15 companion Thursday in miles northwest of Nassau. Dunn and Ramona Herman, 26, of Chicago, were severely sunburned from their 48 hours of exposure In open dinghy without food and water, and they were exhausted. to storm-swept seas an '• us upurvins ever ft vey hems Ilk su their f Bat there is v .vlAmc, tbu they are far bu traded their iI,I - l1.* r to sey pull enumshirldaM4but6k used LW 1 to hop $ mlur asp 11 ad ,ud.lauLW—h-'.'l,all,e IMavm, ems plupune limo as r the öader's sKM4 whsedaiimvllThe1.gdj, pied en auukss. a Ireilar IN 4ftWLID *iiuIlls pushNud a euler TV ilk •uu u, -$s Miraa3 s-lit ind op owadM shseked eswmansbu.g'rv hod" iUrjlr Of high MeW. 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FO R THE BEST "If you don't look properly I you don't find It," Tarro said. TV SERVICE "It's that kind of virus." Tarro, called in to help inP H 322 0357 vedlgate the infant deaths two weeks ago, said ' there has been a lack of bedside diagnosis." ES ' OL D "They were taking culture '. NACE GIVE YOU specimens only during autopTHE CHI(LS1 THEN sles, after the Infants died," he ITS TIME TO CHANGE TO said. "The virus doesn't show I up then and such specimens are useless." He said tissue taken from UNTRAL HEATING, patients was frozen before belng sent to Rome for analysis, vicinity, which made It useless since Pt UMBING a The latest death from the freeing deactivates the syn. Illness, which causes high c$tal virus and makes It Imfevers, convigMos and coma, p0 i5g5 to deUmt. was that of a 9.intth4d girl The ILsiLon mthtal nnChnrlcalling i last Monday. ties Dr. Giulio Tarro, called in outside help to combat the two weeks ago to Investigate disease and their reluctance the so-called dark disease, said was overcome only this week physicians at Santobono and with pressure through the WALL 323-5454 * 322-5579 o tø HUNDREDS OF PRIZES AMOUNTING TO THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ü • 830-8394 .4 TO BE GIVEN AWAY 11011011,11114 ( FREEII 10 You Must Register And Be Present To Win DRAWINGS ALL DAY ( LARGEST INDIVIDUAL I DISPLAY OF FINEST QUALITY PRODUCE N CENTRAL FLA. Ø,J (r \\ttttlII ij WTRR REMOTE BROADCAST LIVE FROM THE SANFORD VILLAGE SUPER FLEA MARKET SAT. FEB. 10 and SUN. FEB. 11 FROM NOON T04 P.M. WITH RADIO'S OWN TOM McFADDEN THE INFERNO'S LEISIRNARD ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL AGES SINGING KINGS OF JOY -- —, - ------- — - -- - - - 01 - - L SAT. FEB. 10 1 to 3 p.m. SUN. FEB. 111 to 3 p.m. SUNSHINE THE CLOWN TV'S OWN MR. MAGIC 1). Thekwa$Sbuy in Anmw=, How Spirit stacks up against Chevette. 1979 AMC Spirit littback - .... , I 'I 1979 Chevette Hatchback CALI na The New York Timss, cft4 sources close to the ft*, U& week reputed that on Maruk had esBud Par chitta Pierce, a Mdolhers, and JJb.dthM she ." 11114 verMin Of the Jrom'cos of HakJullWs said dull. H Marrow, a BecbeIur q'"-. .wMdMl3W.MthIhe,aneluNIlthacEitYaIdo d a ths'. liar, the (molly aid no Mushak wan with RocheMlur ibu he died. Morrow said 69 wan werMag with Roddullaren bosh Of mede'i at (Uy,Murrer had MdmiI ku su placid uijir ad then inur by a ad""ed -ww Nereti va.1e W Ties Nsd THE SAVIOR COL __ ___ __— — (Hwy. 17•92 Sanford) 1500 S. French Ave. York. . aw MW lem,about ow ' RED JONES OWNER AND FOUNDER NEW YORK (UPI) — The woman who called the city's 911 emergency number to get help for Nelson Rockefeller when he was strides with a fatal heart attack apparently was not, an reported by his family, aide Megan Mareback, police said todey. Sgt. I.aroy Barr, a Police Deportment spou", said, "it ppsars_othr female ses& the call." He n1d ackaesoimd analysis Of a tape of the requad for help showed that the caller "turned and asked for to USPIL ,a@ said to .omee.p is the ream ','s the address, Me" Barr said. The revelation raised additional ONO00111 abeid the Lcunatauc1i woding the duals as Jan. 00 of the former vice pr,d1114 ad four4bu governor Of New - ___ = '" —'--'— . J Village Super Flea"Market, 'Female Called' — ____ — Rocky: 'Another 4 '' 1r have hih pr- LO VE? to every nodon b IAvM are me to MWOsl. Iseerd the $aapsyerV money, 'gl' 'çIeysis -In violation Of agency rp'"uw. the nslsragpeotassdbureosivsdaldfremths floes with it u bob Al mdw cWM= dpi. at ft FdOn wAWs Ksy obsim rdeaQ eulbto the top United Status. The h1*s hive bee. The 1sls. pabks-b Miedyle Of seem socapy kw.hedesom beau with five or Mx air MØ floors 01 a new omee WNW wIot mild 1W t, AOM Aw Mwmftd Winbadh Iple is a machesy ci the peelily uners. Ihe asn wore at lead aMa to y4ft clearance from W--- en no Der'iff. ihiik bu cariMy debmw the preis they ate kim pim P9,600 10 Cud P91,661 Nor wan aidhv'u .led for gg-i beebe to Mealy res. The_- as ____ the Ilsrs un WWIyers,pigeMthM'1srmedOfthe 661,111 worth Of_______ bea, — to the ____ the her. :.d, erdieaIly, bu bow I& uist year the * Is bes*y." The_''s r dlrectws r, isclg incping, peeve U, I bilow abroad. -kMa d'--- ksd'n 1w npoog the 6W appiesow wan that r,r -"-- the kitchen and ceudruct a TMa kwesded, practimi opproish ban uad,ailhe.uL.usiIurAID deg 1 a wedd sOw 9 AID elepees k.*yxi.. alunysbemthssullIngpthatgat AID ap. vft c±'I beep op with the Jesus at ___ preprimle. ie Congress- P9 ales *wst, a pmile peel in r.al availoble. NM Amuse. =1111 1 IMs which IM ers 10L.11 p*lus an a r11Of the ailiti was Charles J. M. Aey .q11 Of . -ip'u ' dg.ed s*Ihd9dw mddnsurecftdd= ,thal. pwius' )fiou öeder Of the Zsya "'m. The other odrevigems b ow* to aioe the wrath Of peale we paid eat q1 Iu 11 InWIL The NO -ibu king Trpm ink ever the Ps pree ,lal we i 1—ilegat most, sassrvsUv. Wg.l Is en CROW = minie ignsred a 197$ directive (rem AID _ 'r in 211$, he aIM 00 wuth Of MesrIng, AID Officials have iuilly WaMMou 'lpded to curtMi 6s l,ualg Of aMb6dmbbedibid r'rn. iadsd Of the npuly pad moo NAPLES, Italy (UPI) Herald Photo by Leonard Kransdorf , Perched on a ledge In a building on the--; property of Joel Moore in Hidden Lake suh-,,, division are these two lox squirrels which seem to be seeing eye-to-eye on their situation. ' SQUIRREL Baby-Killing Disease, 'Don't Look, Don't Find' virologist looking for a cure to the "dark disease" of Mount Vesuvius says If doctors had used "bedside diagnosis" they might have Identified the virus that infected 400 Naples area babies and killed 60. The latest victim of the 'disease, a 7-week-old boy, was admitted to Naples Santobono pediatric hospital In a coma Thursday. An 11-month-old comatose girl has been In the hospital since Tuesday. Doctors said an estimated 400 babies displaying the symptome of syncytlal virus were being treated In the Naples Friday, Fob. 9, 1979—SA on eMw 9, won payoffs. Flood, 75, was hospitalized for exhaustion two days after the trial, and his frailty and age are expected to be factors In the final decision. The New York Times, which first disclosed the coincidences involved In the stories of Cash and Elko, quoted Cash as saying In a telephone Interview his charges against Elko and two other prosecution witnesses were "all a joke." The Times quoted Cash as saying he had never heard of Flood before the trial. He said he had no outside contacts during the three weeks the jury was sequestered, the Times said. U.S. District Judge Oliver Gasch has confirmed that during the deliberations, a juror sent him a note quoting Cash as saying he had information from a "confidential source" about three of the witnesses against Flood. Sources said, according to the juror's note, Cash said the three witnesses - including Elko - tried to steal $176,000 from the congressman. Cash reportedly said Flood discovered the Loss when he wrote a $46,000 check and the check bounced. Sources said a year earlier, Elko told Investigators the congressman complained to him In 1970 about $175,000 In missing cash. Elko said that money was bilked from Flood by the congressman's former top aide and a California movie producer, the sources said. BENTON, Ill. (UP!)— A federal judge has ruled Robyn Oswald, 17, will be tried as a Juvenile on charges of hijacking a TWA jet with 87 persons on board in an effort to free her mother's lover from federal prison. Miss Oswald is charged with hijacking the plane its final approach to last Dec. 21 as It was Kansas City. She allegedly ordered the crew to fly the plane Williamson County Airport in Marion, Ill., near the southern Illinois prison where Garrett Trapnell, her late mother's lover, was held. S ending Is oos*w ___ WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Justice Department, puzzled by statements of a holdout juror, today was on the verge of beginning a grand jury lnvedlgat$,on Into possible jury tampering In the trial of Rep. Daniel Flood, D-Pa., sources say. Federal prosecutors and FBI agents were trying to determine If an outsider could have approached the lone holdout, William Cash. Cash's refusal to vote guilty on any of the counts against Flood forced U.S. District Judge Oliver Gasdi to declare a mistrial. Investigators are questioning Cash's tough posture for acquittal in light of his reported statements to the other jurors that he had "confidential information" damaging to three key prosecution witnesses. Sources said the Information Cash cited closely resembled, In many details, a story former Flood aide Stephen Elko gave federal investigators a year earlier. Cash also allegedly met in a bathroom with the jury foreman and tried to work out a "deal" under which Flood would be acquitted on most counts. Torrence Adamson, a Justice Department spokesman, said only that a decision on whether to Investigate possible jury tampering would be made this week. Prosecutors also are expected to decide within a few days whether to re-prosecute Flood on charges he took more than $50000 in Skyjacker Tried As Juvenile JACK ANDERSON AID Giving ig Jury Tampering In Rep. Flood Trial? PEOPLE IN BRIEF VIEWPOINT Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. llelintiydtheauurCNaddth5 con wes Mb by*s Firm vheiscSbad d isably WNBC - Wpregras for thedduill. - is It a ... .. ... K's Russell Criumicy savicg a gail d.'iag Seminole High School soccer practice at Phescrest. A P1 SPIRIT SANF50$RD MOTOR CO. So. 'nch Ave, �Psidsy, Fib., 1,1, 64--Ev"Ir4 Hem M, knfsrd P1. . Adventist TNt SIVINTH.OAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Center iThiall" OsegIps Jacsia S•lvreay Susc,, S.laNScI..I 1:318.m. 11:11a.m. WIfsrdpkrvec. Widsisiday HIM 1:11 p.m. Prayer Service COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CPURCH Hwy. 17.51 at Piny Riei Rd. assstterry Faster Rev. As*vr PalpIlt AsaIc. Falter Rev. Wailer Reid 5:31141Ia.m. MIralRSWersllp 5:31$I1a.m. CIwdIScIlel Services wIlt classes fir all apes Felliwitip C.Ofen I,Iwalm services 5:34 p.m. UMYP 1:14 P.11. EvielilIWentip Wed. liMe Study I Prayer liv. 7:31p.m First Wednesday Fellowship 4:31p.m. Supper THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, ::. The Church... Assembly Of God * At *'\S1Ar * oc FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Car. nm and Elm Patter Rev. I. Dee Cox 1:31a.m. Mere:4WarIA4P 5:43a.m. ki$ilmssome 11:11a.m. of Worship 1:11p.m. 69 Service OUR NATION FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 415 Part Avi. Patter LOS F.KINS Faster V. kill Harris 1:35111 am. M.relnlWenldp 5:41a.m. Sunday kIesI 3:11p.m. UMYF MeWs Prayer Irsatfast 4:31a.m. 74a110Thursday Family HIM Supper 4:11p.m. 311 Sunday ! = .COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Cive$ryClvbRsed. Lake Mary Die 4*ctIey Faster Ip$ayic*e.I 5:43a.m. PIeldffll, £ Wirstipilip 11:43a.m. Slarle5I Prirtaimin, 1:31p.m. WIt Prayer Meet 1:31p.m. Nwsary Prev)ød CHURCH OF GOD 113W.33$dStIIiO Faster C. D. Harris 5:41a.m. SuedayScReil 11:11a.m. Mirelnp WirstIp 4:11p.m. Evaee4istic 15ev. Family Might Service 7:31p.m. Y.F.I.wet ¶ ' FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST I ofS.Sa.wdAvg. Mffiltter now. Welt W. Pale 5:43a.m. Svedayldsil 1111am. Mareims Werstip 7:31p.m. Wit Service VISIT BAPTIST CHURCH S19 Part Aveegs, Saefsrd p.0., . Jay T. Cismate 1:314.m. U$WiIltiP SeedaySctsil 5:41a.m. Marela., WersAip 11:11a.m. CterctTralMnp 4:15p.m. IveeieWenAip 7:31p.m. Wed. Prayer Service 4:31p.m. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1411 West First Street Faster S.U,Stae$ee 11:11a.m. VSdSS 11:11a.m. Meçele, Service 131p.m. "Owes Service 7:11p.m. iil4ay144viCI Old Trv*s fee a New Day Nazarene SaM,rtwidsfl11I P$* Elder ReSetS Dumas 5:31a.m. Ssedayldieel 11:418.m. MerningWorship 7:31p.m. Ivan,ellsllckrvice (iveniai Werstip) lit £ 3rd Tuesday Nights 1: 31p.m. -SINe Study 7:31p.m. Thursday RIM Service FerTranspertatlen Plane 341.3133 er 323.7145 FINS? CHURCH OF THIS NAXARUNI 11S1$ardAve. Peeler jj, Now" 5:118.m. lundeylitsil 11:51 S.m. Menu,_jlp VISIt Heur 6:08 p.m Ivan,ellst Service 7:11p.m. Mid-WeeP Service (Wed.) 1:11p.m. Nursery Prevtded for all Services Episcopal NO4.Y CROSS ill Pail Ave. The Nov. Larey D. leper No" CsttmvnieR HetyCemmuniell CAWCIICISSI Ne4yCeinmAieR SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH iS7 Airport Blvd. 3311511 MInister Clifferd W. SctasS 5:418.m. SeadsySc*sel 11:11a.m. Wentip Service 7:11p.m. Iveislelirvlce 7:11p.m. Prayer Meetiel Wed. 1.. NEW SUTHEL AMR CHURCH Male Street-Canaan City Patter Rev. N.H. Surts Jr. 5:31a.m. Sendaykteel 11:168.m Mar*ingWSrltJp 4:11p.m. Ivinin,W5r5t1p Tees. EvenIn, Prayer 51ev. 1:30 P.M. 1:06 P.M. Tees. Official Sued Meet TRUU CHURCH OF GOD" FIRST CHRISTIAN . LONOW000 CHURCHOF 6.6 W411lafRu Myrtle L.aH Hilts Rd.. LSnIUUI pteee 3354151 "weld G.IilIie 5:31a.m. S.ndiyl(tSit 11:31a.m. M1r1101 wentip 3:11p.m. Y"1111 11111144111111 4:11p.m. EvaSifvtCi 7:11 p.m. Wed slue Study NURSERY PROVIDED Pentecostal Rider 5:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 10:000.0. 10:11a.m. WINTER SPOIL COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONSRUSATONAI. Meef in, it Winter SØL Elementary 11:110.m. Ssedsyk*sel 11:119.0. Werstip Faster Rev. literS Serfs SANFORD ALLIANCE CHURCH 11111. Part 1•iiferd Faster Uric L. Darrow 1:410.m. Slimily iitsel 11:118.m. Moriiln@ Worship 7:11p.m. lvenirqkrvlce 7:11 p.m. Nidweat Service (Wed.) Nursery PvSvIdsd L ufh•rOfl You can learn more than spelling white playing with blocks. You can also learn how good and evil are the results of the choices we make. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ICIUNTIST, DII.TONA Ucam Seulr,srl and Veil slid liedsy$erv$cs 11:118.0. 11:11a.m. lieNylatsil -- 10, Rlny 7:11p.m. Rllses iscipl 1111.1 laO. male II,p.m. Tile. 7503434 Services 4:1100. 1:11p.m. I*gSpUIlM MIuIeeary .............1 .. '• ., People who realize the tremendous importance of seemingly small choices want their children to acquire a sense of spiritual responsibility. The churches $10tving our community respect and fulfill that vital need . : 4&JcvftT WA."Mal • • church Of Christ Catholic ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH IIIOiiAvi..Sa*lSrd . P.5* P,.Wdtlamlmels ' All PS* MH4SMI 7:11p.m. Set. VegiIMass la.m..Il:sallMsi see. Mass 4.114-1p.m. Cee$essIe*s.Sal. j, Presbyterian COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH _____ ______ eMaryltvd. False mi iii Wsntip and Heneey 5:118.m. Suepsylitsil 11:11a.m. , IT. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH $R.aI&N.ISSR mast FNISSYTUIIAH CHURCH Isndeyletssl 5:11a.m. Werstl.$ervkss 4:366 11:11a.m. We maintain a ChristIan kheel Kladeraden *revpt 110* Grade N.mv Methodist THE LAKE MANY UNITED PRISSYTURIAN CHURCH Wilier Ave.. LaPs Mary Rev. A.F. Stevens Muster Sinday Claret 1(1.5* 5:41 MsraiagW.rship 11:10a.m. Yestturssp 7:31p.m. Wed. ChelrPradke 9.00 a.m. U. Sarv. 5*11Mg. Vrnia CapynØt 1979 kessler N.M. fl .v - ---- -_ V ltsrl Grasps Scoely The Sa(*ses 1:31a.m. sasa.m. 1:11a.m. CeP SePal GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH AirpIrt Sled. I WSWMW Dr. Palsy Now. Fred Gardner 5:115... Claret litssl 11:111s.m. SlepIapaniltsr$.g 11:11a.m. 4:11pm. YssItMaillap TsIly SINe Ilely Milldam. and PI -IN Congregational UPIALAPUS$YTUANCHURCH 11101111 Rd. 7Mp.-. Nursery Pr.4*,d leVeP Sinless I =01 's Nurwv F'si.Pded CHRIST UNITED MITNOOIST CHURCH TeedDr WiNTER SPRINGS Pled Rev, liNen N1' Pota"YTBNI" CHAPEL 511a.m. Sindsy 5(111* MsePaO 10.dsy *t.&MLI Cheat 11:15a.m. Msrningwsrstip 7:11p.m.C.Sidiowdeelso MYPIaIIII$sR. Pe" 7:15p.m. $y staled Sun 111".101101 5:11a.m. Wednesday Mar.15 Prayer Snip lueda We..M 11:11a.m. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 145)5. Part Ave. *214110 L. WiSer Rev. _ Sindeykulil Felleslaip raiWsnM. ' v . 141114111110114111 ...jam - ... When we grow up and put away our blocks, those same churches provide the spiritual foundation on which we build a life of decisionmaking. CHURCH OF CHRIST till Par'kAvitWl Uvielillil Fred Siti 11:11a.m. Sileeitudy 11:11a.m. MereinIWerlAip 4:11p.m. Uveniel Service i.aies sue class. 1111a.m. Tu..dIy 7:31p.m. Wedn,lday Sills Class FIRST PENTECOSTAL. CHURCH OF SANFORD lift $1. and Manetta Ave. BONN itmah" Mereimiweritip UvinusiW.ritup 1:11p.m. Tuesday Uveilap 'UPSl* 7:11pm. Evening 7:31pm. Fesler 5:31a.m. l5:.1t am. 11:11a.m. ormy Provided FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Stiff 200W. FIrst St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla Howard H. Hodges and Staff . .. .. ,, ,,.., CELERY CITY PRINTINOCO., INC. THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HARRELLIBEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff BIBLE BOOK CENTER KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight S. Staff ZayrsPIaza323.300 STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff WILSONEICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida . . ,. _____ Im ____ III) It. P0010. i -rp SChe0. *1110 Mall Ut. SMsIp'le' ,t, 01rINo SI., .10555 lIli(1j 1 NidesMe Chr*0an Dw P1slX_ __ OW " L*siI_01101. DeeP. lie 11* N I46040 u(-.tfl_10 t, 1*0 fl -rv S10W 1II** . CMOs~ sow ru-rv01im 6180116110 6180116110 W c*0*? • 1.00 Mess.. 011 Lam a*. Cheat I 0110.110)1 l Ave. Cdii. PevelCllv cdOOOsWILatsUMa. 0.1Il-UI N. Cuuv 111IePutag, Vur1001 . 511*I - TiOsloIChrlj,NSSUNNie0N IWIL 31IIlL *.c01rrJrU.0IC*00ISSP0.Dr.,I.SP - 1lpI50it$500.O,NMW. '11115. . - ___ -- - . . - . . - _ seat hinsriupem nwr to s.s._isp, Malt. *u-r- Springs . .. p - -- -.- ------ - --------- Csi----vv 5,4,1040 __ • W elled IpItiren. 5110 5 lrlende Dr. M_ Dust I P4.115.34.1111.-S L..meiuDrePsORe $..lutr. SlIt. 3110,0a15 rnul* Lowat Dell 5015 Revs Dr. I Nwv.. Il-S2, CUVV .. , munity services. Church Yard Sale A church yard sale is being planned by the Methodist Men of First United Methodist Church of Sanford on Feb. 17, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in front of Fellowship Hall on the corner of Magnolia Avenue and Fifth Street. Proceeds for the sale will be used for the men's project at the Life Enrichment Center in Leesburg. This is a family retreat center that is being built by the Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church. The Youth Fellowship at Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry is sponsoring a Valentine dinner and fashion show Wednesday Feb. 14 at 6:30 p.m. in fellowship hail. Proceeds will go toward a youth trip to Lake Junaliska in North Carolina next summer. For tickets or reservations call the minister of music and youth Ed Walker at 8314777. Commitment Service SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO.. INC Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson - St. Lites LettereR Claret. St. 434 lusts SI.ltsptrLeanChsret,431ulWsllI4tI • MSTIIOS*$T. ____ ____ Sar.lO UnuSed *15110 Cheat. U. 51isry Ass.. Intsearlia Reir Late 11011 IlluiLlhlt Clint 1101* A.M.a. Dint. Canase NpIs. s-vy CuurjItb Welled fluiLf I' Clint. N.y. 13.51$ PInsy nww Rd.. c.ilr--'b Christ 115*151 MuitLil Cheat. teeter Sr.. h-seW Kansas D.lan Cssmd?v rnrrst Cheat. It. 1H1ul Ut. DISley Pd ValId 1111*10 Claim 471 Pirt an. P1.1 tuThelit Clint II Slide Pint $411111 _luThu*tI Clint, ISIS $anSId Ave. Fees M$WAOO CheeP. Me W. Met U. S and va Multi Curt. lilsv Irate MINI ?rs*.t Chsim £hrpsrl SM.. lid CMI A.MU. Cheat. 01510 *01150 Claim Guide Olsen ifluSI Cleat PIs Itesleyes _1la.i.0. M. 4W.0 FSp SI. Asses A-MU. Sill Cipress ____ LJO It OS .*$ N.Law SILL DeratICaae.eeCiPp lee.. N. Mary's A-MU. Cheat. SI. US. 4*1, :Is. FlatssrtThJChu,O.Sdqn Ut. ?.Mlu 0.$I*$4tu,u.l AIAal5 ___ it Am leUu1.I01rOhitsNuj Low Ch" of of ""an" LOGO Nov 01C Law ftv 1$$YTERIA11 Churat. PuilId SM..,l MaN Ave.. Dom .111. MW5 Welled his Clet POW Freetvw.l. 1 _ass. $ we N -_- and Employes Members of Sanford's First Baptist Church will make faith promises toward meeting the 1979 church budget of $222,428 Sunday at 8:30 and 11 am. services of communion and commitment. At the'J'm. service, Oscar W. McDaniel of speak on the Bible distribution work Orlando of Gideons International. Miss lonary.Speakr • * . The United Methodist Women of Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry, will meet Weihiesdayat 10:30 a.m. in fellowship hail with Cindy Fox, visiting OMS International missionary from Colombia as speaker. Miss Fox works in the teacher training program at Cristalina Bible Institute In Colombia. There will be a covered dish luncheon. Rev. Dick Bowman, rector of Holy Spirit pizcopal Church, Apopka, will be the guest r at' the winter luncheon, Monday, of the opa ll= hw l Church Women meeting at noon in the Holy Cross Episcopal Parish Hail in Sanford. program at Community United Methodist Church, Cauelberry, this Sunday at 6 p.m. will be "Love Is... "The program will feature music, IIngng, skits and puppets. 1-00 -- UPSIlS CIVt5 PsAVle.ls Cheat. Upsili Rd. WIOONuIW PrII$dleIIIS Cheat. lid Is, Ut. Casson., IjJ urat. Heis - ' a Proph ic Conference Caaselberry ptist Church Feb. 11-14 at 7:30 LIsiocated at Semlnola Boulevard. He will at the .--- . speak on "Camp David and the Son of David," "Arafat and the PLO," "The King Is Coming" and other subjects. a Is under the direction of Richard L. PttIIlips, who will bring a brief Gospel message. VW* will also preset several vocal selec- Mm,'. Day - -'. .. . '. - Time Grief And Hope Of - Westminster Instalk . II C. %A Jesus would bring back tolife? U1VV F11111111111 0 U'I By REV. DAN ILE l. CONSL4, While our faith gives us Amodate Ptor of Rev. John Braly will be In strength and hope as we First Presbyterian Chmch, stalled as pastor of Weststruggle with OUT grief, It Sanford. . minster United Presbyterian should not prevent us from Ch urch In Casselberry Sunday, I never had the opportunity to grieving. Feb. 11, at 4 p.m. at the church. meet Mother Wilson, since I am He vacated the pulpit of He a newcomer to the Sanford As Christians we may be Polytechnic Presbyterian area. Learning of her ministry tempted to refuse to face the Church In Fort Worth, Tex. on and witnessing the response of reality of death and hide behind Feb. 1 to accept the local call. our community to her untimely rinng affirmations of the life Many of the ministers death has been awe Inspiring to to come. This is a mistake. us that associated with the Presbytery me. through Jesus Christ While we know that the promise This particular week, I feel It death has been defeated. of Northeast Florida have been of the resurrection is basic and As Chuistlans, we may be undeniable, it should not be a appropriate to mark the ocInvited to assist In the in.. caslon of Mother Wilson's death tempted to choke off the grief device by which we hide from stallation and participate in the by reflecting on the feelings and dismay we feel, because it human grief, a pain-killing pill recognition of Braly. Among that arise within Christians wan to contradict the promise we take to escape our sorrow. these are the newly-elected ). JIM when one such as this Is of the Good News. We may feel SELLERS Moderator of Presbytery, Rev. But we should not low hold of taken from us In death. What is guilty that our faith isn't strong uir faith In the f ace of such a Jim Sdller, nationally Uonet R. Undsay; Rev. Dale L. ..'t " an appropriate Christian enoughtoenab&.ustounilsand m ne the dstt* d M11 known baas-baritone lielon, Dd., etate.cterk; Il.ev. feel confident when faced 'with Wilson. re•po ORe? We properly should Gospel soloist from Call- Tomas Pereles, Spanish sethat within such a loss. We may feel angry The feelini ari mission pastor of' the local mission REV. JOHN BRALY eve but our grief Is a Coinwill present a sac- church; and the former pastor us are ambiguous. They seem deep within ourselves, wanting pilment to our faith. Our faith red concert tocortradict each other.On one to question God for allowing leads us through our grief so today at 7:30 ofthechurcli,Rev. Lucas Grile. Seminary. hand, the grief that is felt Is such a thing to happen. Rev. Robert A. Welsh will A social hour will follow the p.m. at Sanford Alliance that we may carry on. Then great. One who Is loved so drive here from his home In service for members of the Church, 1401 S. Park It may seem odd to many but too, our grief and our faith, are much, whose courage was so feeling grief and dismay and appropriate responses, both of Ave., Sanford. ills pro- Fort Pierce to give the sermon congregation to greet their new strong and whose faith was so expressing them are apgram ranges from classl- and renew his contact with pastor, his wife, Dorothy, and steadfast must be missed. To propriate for Christians. which are needed. Fraly,afonnerclassmate from two of their children, Barbar cal to contemporary, McCormick Theolo'fral Ann and Patty. lose such a one is painful and Otherwise, would Jesus have Jesus said (John 16:22), daglng. said those who moorn were you have sorrow now, but I will with an emphasis on I" On the other hand, our faith blessed? Would he have wept see you again and your hearts traditional Gospel music. PASTOR gives us hope In the promise of with those who mourned will rejoice, and no one will take GREG RICE the resurrection. It eaaaifl Lazurus, the same Lazarus that your joy from you." Christian Assembly, new Assembly of Go( church being organized In the Altamonte Spring area by Pastor Greg time same at the shy find others and who are Often people Rice, meets Sunday at By MELENDA EDMthTON voice and makes it come alive an outlet for expressing Involve the church young . Io::to a.m. and 7 p.m. lw wid the children must never see activity. a worthwhile people In or at. themselves Or others may a puppet lying ilfelea the Best Western Sift be able told out hostile feelli*gi Mrs. Van Sickle, who lsalso Ths"Miçp"Ptçpdacome tacbedtosoine001'sarm. dance Inn, at 1-4 and SR . Methvin enjoys 4*gflflg through puppets. "Even speech the Primary age level coorailve for the childrenwho watch 436. With a ministry Power shows. with puppets because he "likes defects can be overcome dinator for children's ministry the Puppet aimed at the whole "Puppet Power", a ministry at the expressions on the kids through the puppets," 'he said. In the church, said, "We are . family. CoinlmIty United Methodist faces." "I like being a ham and A child with a stuttering planning to coordinate the Quich In Ceasiberry presents net lMth* anyone know ft's problem can be capable of puppets with junior church In speaking dearly as he slips on teaching the books of the Bible monthly programs for the me," he reveale& as "puppets attract attention that puppet and disguises his and Christian children's well as chi1k,n's church family nights and special and they are the best way of voice, according to Mrs. Math- songs." New Tribes Mission is in- organization moved its e vitlug the public to an open headquarters herein March of ,,, it reaches out into the g.ttlng the message across,"he yin. Puppet Power will put th cosnmtmlty at other churches stated. "ft Is easier for me to To Mrs. Marie Van Sickle of talents and resources of people house at Its international last year from Woodworth, Wis. tell a Bible story using an Cauelberry, the puppets are "a all and civic cane., ofages to good use helping headquarters at 1000 E. First it is the largest faith mission in Micky mad Rhonda UcthvIfl, Inanimate object," Methvin way to reich the children and by sewing, lighting, pup- St., Sanford (the former San- the country and has 1,407 an excellent way to ts.ch about peteering, writing skits, ford Naval Academy) Feb. 17 missionaries in 18 countries and who work faltNnlly with the adm1& The puppets can be Jesus." Mrs. Visa Sickle and recording skits, making sets and 18. Hours on Saturday will 100 tribal areas and students puppet ministry both like drama and .xpmlng them- therapeudic for the puppeteers Mrs. Regina Ice and props, advertising and be 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. and on in training, according to New selves. Their programs Involve as well as the audience. puppet ministry thee Years ,'unnlvig the sound system. Sunday from 1:30 to 5:30 P.M. Tribes Chairman Kenneth all aqsda of *=& frun Rhonde, who loves her job ago with the help of Rev. Ken The New Tribes publications Johnston. Anyone interested In helping office, where the "Brown Gold" wittIng skits, mthil* prope, tep4shw in special education at Miller, then the church's The building has been Tgcawjl3a (J41. $$aI, said associate pastor. It was or having Puppet Power come ,.cswding the y is printed and mailed completely renovated and that "A chW'I wbok per. founded With the purpose of to their church can COITt$Ct the to many parts to the world, will redecorated throughout. There and voice haapnuloea. For Micky, and Rimode the sonality may change as she using puppets as a medlimi to Methvins at 530-7651 or Mrs. also be open for tours. It is will be tours, films, refr best reception they ever puts her head ludo the puppet." cowmwdcate the Gospel to Van Sickle at 1714114. located across the street from ments, free literature, and received was from an the main headquarters in the displays ofartifacta from xnqy audienc, of children at a • . . old gymnasium building. countries where New Tribes J ;- ., ... Muscalar I)ystrpby Camp . '; The non-denominational missionaries serve. River ReackoserLakeWalss. lnternistinnal missionary .-t-• .... .. "Somsofthachildrwcoeitk'I - * . ,. • - - . They've Got Puppet Power Here . '. ... . S.C. Rev. Richard =0( will speak at the 3p.m., service. Wink Is Men's Day chairman. I'uHval Of Praise. K RapiM (birth of Ovisdo. rw eboir Is under IIdiNCtIOITVTy Rabim, the concert Is free to pcasdthschIXdIIsCflSbIsCk west Route lion Lakeview Avenue, Lake Mary. nan ____ a twu'yesrdd will r . - . • - . : . • WhA do pqpb so • The young people of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford, will participate In the Youth., Sunday service, Feb. 11,at1oa.rn. Speaker will Carl Buchanan. A Valentine Party for then children will follow the service in th e parisl house. .,.' 0 LN twa favorite Violet," udsd all isIn1Ikea chiMra's . - and they are upelibtand by 11 . . '1 661 to Id U ____ - Youth Sunday chilin 1019" Iplot • .. $).l smis James ÂME Church, Cypress AVenue and Ith Street, Sanford, will observe Men's Day, Ilmdav. Speaker at the 11 am. service will be v, Cornelius White of -Calvary . . ___ eves 1* all responded to the puppets In uetivai praise by Thjaiow Spirr will be 8taay at 7:30 p.m. at the Lake Mary. L4I4 Mission by the Festival of Praise Clr of eOTvtsuipDeePsOIseInOsIo,31IIru ?WPOSIl ChuOWOpIl SAseus01ipti II.. Wow Israst coadownev sirpssal CiN.LI1tLL MeaN - , S. - -. $SVSIITSS.S*Y A$VUN?I$? Md Lets SemIleGey itwsntt$ Cle Nw. Us. Feral Clip won*Ssy ALaMO Cheat. 'nursed Ave. IWl 55$ $11114 hilt RepALsiSO Dirt, till Its Itled Springs hilt Isp U. 1.MU Diem 101*155 UI. Mart Null hilt Isp %LLIU Cheat.MI PIll10.. 511*4 $ThlU CISI*CNII AIls's 1.15.1. Cho 11h, Ills 1 III. ii' NMiva Pelt ft *5 Pam= c hail ANNul r--in_CIapIS. Burden Ave. uim tt--..-ii,, chwO ChurOIJssus 0110 I LOSe Spy hIss. 25*1 Purl Ave. P0$CheatIDII. -_Mu. 15 Led *.au remt leeme 010.. late am" '11N01WM....hIItIIeIN, LllsM....I Well. INGIt. ____ Pb* an CM I Re Ifl P0lCMat0i ELll rutjJ tatusa.$ *.._L1 Lw.. ISO 3111 spirs Yr_01115050111 Pd ru_-u_..flJ 0.00 Pit W11NHJDu00Isa c Pall SeaM thsinnIs. MN CM' 111111w rsMau Dut. Sat Nil Ut.sow , - -, New Tribes Open House Rev. Eugene Sims of Kingston, Mich. will speak *ible - ..' . .< -, Winter Luncheon et . - - - The Bob Jones University Ensemble will Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the L"M=Chm m ch of Mimi. The brass en- - II. AdlIs rvuajl_Deat, 1001 lie laNUI. aWO6 Nil Pam SprIngs it - -' Bross Ensemble WINN.OIXIE STORES . . directly about his perSOfll trUst. By WESLEY G. PIPPERT in Christ. Speaking in general, WASHINGTON (UPI) -Few terms, he called again for eEIOfl3 believe that President prayer about the Mideast and Carter has become less devout, he talked about the timidity of but these days the demands of churches In dealing with conhis office probably have led him troversy. to be less vocal about his Christian experience. . ., Carter spent several hours on . "I wish, Ina way, that lwere -. a recent Sunday with a group of. free to do more," Carter, noting evangelical Christians at the. the strictures of the presidency, home of former Sen. Harold once told the Southern Baptist Hughes, D.Iowa. It apparently Misslonery Service Corps. was one of only a few times, as "After my service In my far as reporter! know, that present office... I intend to do I Carter has met for Christian more." fellowship other than at a IS PRESIDENT CARTER DOING HIS PRAISING PRIVATELY Now' The fact that every word he worship service. Persons who speaks is analyzed by every were present said the occasion At the 1978 breakfast, he was deeply moving. segment of the population, both of his presidency, he taught Class at the First Baptist clearly in his remarks to the In this country and abroad, Sunday School once a month in Church In Washington has told annual National Prayer Break- spoke again of being "born probably has caused him to be the Baptist churches In Plains reporters they may no longer fasts, the event which more again" and his commitment to Chaplain Cecil Reed, who more reticent. and Washington. He has taught use tape recorders in covering than any other allows a Christ. But the Mideast now ministers to Carter at Camp He came to the White House only twice In the past six Sunday School lessons. The president to speak out about his was weighing on Carter's mind David, spoke recently of the and he spoke of the bond he problem that a president faces. after a campaign In which he months. handful of reporters who cover faith. had spoken frequently and In shares with Egyptian President Part of this is the result of his Carter at church used them for At the first breakfast, a few "There's a loneliness at the detail about his belief In Christ spending nearly every weekend accuracy In note-taking. Anwar Sadat and Iraell Prime days after his inauguration, he top," Reed said. "I've seen it and how It had shaped both his away from Washington either Minister Menachem Begin The change in Carter's spoke about the biblical notion over the years, even with public and private life, traveling or at the presidential openness- and emphasis from of servanthood and Jesus' all three worship God. A few weeks ago, after two generals. People just won't let During the 1975.76 calnpaign, retreat at Camp David. personal to more general admonition that even leaders years In office. Carter said little you let your hair down." and during the first iS months A spokenan for the Couples concerns -was seen even more must be servants first. .- 770 PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes . Claret II Christ. Seneva • Clint sO Christ, Lu,,...ul Clint II Christ. W. 11* St. Ner*oide Cleat II Christ. Ph. Nave. Dr., MalUend CHURCH OF SOS Cho 111 at sit On Nietery Claret II Gel. 113 W. 22nd U. Clint II led. Ovisda Claret I Gil Nslllesa. Late MsarSa Cheat II lid Missile. @a* So Cleat uSed Ill) W. *4* ISChest el led in Christ, Ovals CheitilSedlPrI,leLy. 1* S. 515 Ave. ClarsteIlsdIPialtecy, 1714$. PeneOenAvs. Relies Claret ii511. I7ISW. 14*It.. 5.1*1 "Tree Cheat of $60". ". *211 RL ,s sU Ave.. $anlsrd EASTERN " TOE Uailsri UISlsds. Cleat. SI RIses. 31)5. rr-ps-"s Ass.. $*d lasSIe Irilalsa Cut, SI. lierpI. M Stw44 CL. 0.0W Ma MaLat),, Ills Mey _ ___ .5 AN c., cheat,114 let Ass.. IavSIl ,t, $5. I OCt. 514110110.. Pure 5. 10. lie's CaNHe DuO, Uigsiusl teal, Sslerv Palo 10. i_u CvNp CheeP. SemI Dr.. nss S ia.0 Dent. V.JO, ChrysalIs 05,.'. U.S. tin,. _____ ______ ".08. Paris Park 5p _Msiy 'l1flh1rl ts'c Cheat. P_irani Ave.. *fluuivatu UPIICOFAL OIatssCaIMilChell.11lS'llrIfPIee.lsftsft ,teCt0dSsSisilH.rt MIt'aM. 114 Late Ave. .. i.tss SJ*WPI' burst. U. kuary Ave.. U.fei,.lea ___ ctrIsecfllLL 1p54 li 05eflsi Duet, )4* - because be was the speaker at previous com- p.m. The church New T.1r10 lapill Claret. GuaNy Inn. HeiSt Lsa,,LI New Me. Else 51010 Cheat. 1715 Pear Ass. RavInes Pert SapNeI Diem 2143 W. M V. POWs PepSI Chips& *311 W. P1.1 SMell. $anlsrd P$awd 5101005.0.III W. AMesil Stud. Frauds LOU NOW, IWO Ut, Fern Pail P,aas. rrumsery SIPISI Claret, *1,at, kesnd W"nIrrp Sipill Claret. West lanfend SW"" 1.00 Cleat. NM PusaN II. Asses Mlselmesry Be" Churet. slid- Ill Susie W. Late MissIary $1050 Churitel Camaran City. Inc. II. Pal laplIl Churet. SI) PIes Ave. St. NJa.i Ss Cleat, C .%1I id-- r- Sep10. Ive1 CIder 40"r'uuhs-y Boom CheeP. 5$ CyveIs St. Ton Ilpill Cleat. PsIs SprIngs UI., Attunantu Springs Willis Dl T - r"y 11,451 Cho eP Mail I Itiltas 00. alosioni go Isle Naps 5.010 Cheat 711I angs Ave. -- Baptist Church of Titusville, will be the speaker at a three night community wide crusade sponsored by the Sanford Ministerial Association Feb. 19, 20 and 21 at the Sanford Civic Center. Services will begin at 7 p.m. Rev. Freddie Smith of Central Baptist Church, chairman of the crusade committee, invites the public to hear the Jamaica born pastor, who Is well known in the Sanford area md SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY. b' lSMKY OP SOS 10,*y of led, Slit I Its Wits?RIPISIS Cleat. Iviede Calm $1010 Cheat. CiyIl LOW IS led. Late Mary CIIUIrTV on" Cheat. 271 SISNuII SM. CsuS.1 SspIll Dell. lilt Sit Ave air, Pirl Sep10 j ,IdslllIUIfllsS Cheat. hilbui Id. Csly CM Seat, JaN Mary Vv 145450 Chuv*.SNSdal40 leO, Ave. P00.1010 DerO. 510 Pink Am $1010 Cheat I Viru sprs, KIM d son" CI LetS ____ INM PhI $10500.00 LM Cii. Oslo SIns P005.01 Cheat I' I *1110 _ sepw OurOl trr SpSnps 10.00 WW,hefIgs*S0s. Me W. too IL For Community Crusade P rophetic Conference JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE S4.00 PER WEEK CALL 3222611 ______ ________________ . Born-Again President Less Vocal Now Peter Lord Is Speaker The theme of a family night covered dish supper J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. E Isea and Staff - .. DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel DeklUnd Employes Br*ief ly Love 155cc' The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible Friday, Feb. 9, 179-7A ButStillDevout Valentine Dinner 10:11a.m. SendayIcteel 11:10a.m. M.raiRIW.nMp 1:31p.m. soodayIveniep 7:31p.m. Wed. jp5puy Comptiereft MIISIn, Seaday 4:31p.m. .O0bmPHURD LUTHERAN CHURCH 25170r$enleor. 17.03 (LulteramCtsrc*IaAmer,c.) Rev. RaIpt I. Lumen Faster Wentip 11:111Lm. CluritSitsel 5:11a.m. NsnarV Fr.AdJ HAT could have been HATE. And LOVE would then have been incomplete. It all depends on where you put one block. 11:114.m. Ma,MmsWsnle, LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REIDIMIR 33210a1 Ave. "TteLulPera.Nes,mid TV "This is The LIfe Peeler Rev. Elmer A. Resider 5:11a.m. Sunday Ideal 11:31a.m. Werstiplervice Klnderaden and Nursery Christian Science PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 1434 PaImelte Ave. Faster Rev. Raymond Ci'ectsr 1:118.0. Spates Sctesl 11:11a.m. 1:11p.m. 1:31p.m. 1SPis" School FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONG WOOD ill OraaeStrei$ Congregational Missionary Alliance LONG WOOD FIRST SAPTISTCHURCH Car. Clwrct Ave. a GraM St. ( leuttera) Pull Rev, James W. Hammect 5:43a.m. Suedaykteel 11:11a.m. MIiaS Wirifep 4:11p.m. CWrctTraialns 1:11p.m. UvieingW.ntlp W.*wsday Eveela, 7:31p.m. Player Service Aflin.-tuIprtape Rsv.R.T.ISIIII....,Si Per lundayUvenlep Frt.SlSIsNo" Christian At - APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH 251 Maulleat AveRse Evangelical LAKE NARY BAPTIST MISSION III Lakeview. late Mary Rpv. Jim HegMes Peeler 1:41a.m. SbaSayScMeI sAlpSirviCe 11:11a.m. 7:31p.m. Wed. Prayer 51ev. 7:31p.m. Nursery Prev$dsd Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. Rev. Peter Lord, pastor of the Park Avenue Church Of God Christian Baptist RELIGION ______ -- * (Pis) d do pippst worm .dVlsInafps$s a anso who puppet w*b -ia apW wreath span her best Th.'Mathvia. de we viddlopmusewas VIK Then is aa of oplaii to 11 111 Nshaew - .. . "law PUN by Nwim" Udshshi MARIE VAN SICKLE. LEFT. RHONDA AND MICKY METHVIN I S. ------' . .- . -_ -_- -_ : •_*_-_ -_ -_:_-_-_ -_______ ___________ _ _ �I Friday, Fib., 17 SA—Evining Harald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE WI4EN U GETMAiED WI.40S THE BOSS IN THE WiRE' Iiils UERlGl41.. HE SAID I THE HUSBAND SEE II HOUSE, THE HUSBAND OR') E Answer to Previous Puzzle 45 Noun suffix 48 They would SjWjAMP I Soft hair IjMP1 (cont.) OAK O1A1N1 0A1 I S 4 Present time 49 Atrocious 1O1NE 9Enjoyment 53Over(poetic) 12 Spanish cheer 54 Gem State P DA 13 Obliterate 58 Buzzing insect A Ô 14 Source of 59 Disconsolate IA 1C1 E metal 6Olargesea jI 1A ! a 15 Compass I H 1N duck point N $ £ N I o 61 Paddle 16 Trunk f A I i 62 Watering body cóöj - C AD N place 17 Tiger, for one TNY NE jE Ht! 63 Onset 18 Captor SC£N1 0 N0 0NP 64 Female saint 20 Posts (abbr) 22 Spike 21 Adenosine tri• 39 Woodland 24 Stout phosphate animal 25 Tristans DOWN (abbr) 41 Females beloved 23 Reject 43 Beau 28 To some 1 Spring 24 Violin 46 Throw lightly extent (2 2 Forearm bone 25 Former 47 Accumulated wds) 3 Fume Spanish matter 2 Common 4 Four colony 48 Energy ailment 5 Spanish gold 26 Narrow board agency (abbr) 33 Undevelooed 6 Women' s 27 Belonging to 50 Flying saucers stem patriotic us 35 Because (abbr) society (abbr) 29 Distant 36 Ointment 30 Went by car 51 Mideast 38 Conjunction 7 Beast of seaport burden 31 Stepped (Ger) 8 Exon 34 World organi. 52 Early stringed 39 Pedestal part 9 Focal points zation (2 wds , instrument 40 Of it 55 Code dot 10 Soviet river abbr) 42 Ogled ACROSS by Chic Young I -' SO' %: !t all 9 BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker T NEEP THE RECORDS , FROM THE SAFE, MY tACK IS KI LLING ME, CAN'T 8EP4P OVER TO RP THE - - I 'I WHAT? 7' COMBINATION o • __ Air Force women (abbr) 19 Snakelike fish 6 ' 57 Pronoun moisture 2 7 i tO 11 9 8 - 14 - 15 by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER - 25 - - 23 - 28 27 — _________ _____ Bob Montan3 — — 41 DEARDR.IAMB — WhY WEARIN I A , - - — 29 30 31 42 there a difference In pressur e when you are sitting or standing? What do you consider to be the true reading? - — — 58 62 - — 63 - - - - — 64 - - — q - - - and w small (open MOOSE MOOSE I2? -. - legs. It's a reflex we've In the past year. Although be an engineer, he exercised developed to adapt to the Ina day, fluence of gravity. Without it, faithfully several we earth creatures would be in watched his diet carefully and did not smoke. Is this deadly trouble. Some people have a tendency affliction hereditary or does It times to have lots of blood poulththeir maIdystnkeyo These people will have a mar ked drop In blood pressure can give me about this problem. DEAR READER I know death must have if blood pressure Is taken while your by Howie Schneider jj huLA.r '• Many new frien been a shock to you. Such a The standard method of hemorrhage is usually caused taking blood pressure is with by a birth defect in one of the the person seated and ftJ ttij arteries. This defect usually arm held at the level of the doesn't affect the brain function and wisdom this coming year and several of them may become close I Actually, the most accurate diet, physical fitness and not blood pressure reading is smoking doesn't have much to — UGHHH/ UGI4HHl1).l.) UG$HHHHNH.' what a cloudy, depressi n!p TIME FIXING THE TV ANTENNA! AstroGraph, P.O. Box 419, Cut! Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. NI lk _ _ V k* " A. : - 'I • ______________ ______________ ___________ ___ evening, get on for this tricks he has bid for. He baa to lose a club trick mW can _______ a1foedtoLos.twot.,,,, 34 NORTH "'J54 I'RIøHT.' C,,49f pgvej..OP41ENTIM' UP t4XT POOR" yjCHOICO'1UNE5.' prn.O T!WwiE N0I4 COMIP1Ø You'll receive (E TI WORRY ' ) -- / -- 0 What is the safest way to • $52 6' Q I keep control? South should promptly cash the ace king of Dealer: North five-one he Is in trouble, but as long sft breaks either 4-2 or is safe at . He just knocks out the ace of clubs, ruffs the next heart and leads out clubs diamonds. The defenders rnaketwotrumptrlcks,but South makes his four spa de contract. Opening lead: WK By Oswald Jacoby I Ask iii ____________ A Georgia reader wants to South ArWyzes the lead as f.eznPtiveJumto three. South wantstornake SA . . .. 'l: b '•. - l H 10 NzwsPAR LVTZRPRIu : . PIP rr HAPPIN? rr WENT LIKI 5N1HE5B P4IAR A4Y - CLXXRK-- LE LAST N4HT. . win 'Weeps? ZOONIS 14, $ • . educational ministry. H*rsld photo by Joan Madison day to celebrate the special 1 HAP A MARE Pam,I Isms rr UP FOR 5CMEIH MOR5.I WHW WT ftR Pam ON 1% (I. I SMI \ \ 0 I) CINDY'S MOM More Women Than Men Now eeing c iatri I SPSY • for me with NEW LOCATION HWY. 11.92 & Lake Mary Blvd. 0 a ____ ___ w _____ _____ ______ "Whence" means from which StS '( place, or from where, which makes the "from" before the , "whw)ce' men. The s urvey also showed that .- DEAR LESTER COLE: (You re e Impact of changing me sense of 'dep solutely right! Add ano compared to 7.3 dency 15 We have > been on The 17 company dancers and and their sp The March 3 conce rt Is dancer wi t Ila -:".;1 .•g .:- . j•ç.•. -, "-: L1• .. :• . . , U us' I INC. ___ • '7' C' " . __________ Z_. • __ ______ A._______ ._.. _______ U) __________ .) 4 U I IV TVI T THIS YEAR SEND Also Mrs. Dorothy McIntosh, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Merriiield,Dr.andMrs.Rbbevt ' . M. Rosemond, Mr. Mrs 0. Douglas Staidrom and Mr. and Mrs Frank C. Whlghan,. Gina Madden, 18-year-old _____ of Mr. and Mrs H. T. daugbter Madden, Is in her fIfth year with Ballet Guild of Sanford. Seminole. College freshman's greatest ititelrest, is &nc4 which is her camr. GIna's sponsors for the season are: Scott Anderson, 10 THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED PAGE OF The Evenieng Iieiald Mr. and Mrs. William S. _ Anderson, Annette and Venice _______ Balleder, JoAtm Ccl., Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Cooper, Mr. and jg Mrs. John T. Collimi ThUs Doss, Mr. and Mrs Dewitt Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Pod Hasty, and Mr. and Mrs. CACIMu 0 - • -, . 4 -. - • / _____ 2664 S. 1)lXll HWY . ATTIIL(.OHNIROFS.W.27thAvL. MIAMI BOUGHT—SOLD—TRADED Also Mr. and Mrs. A. C. vui.m.ss I GINA MADDEN (LEFT), MARTHA McINTOSH . . phis by so Ovwe -. .k i'.'s.. b, Mr. and Mrs Bevard TemIleion, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Web" Dr. aidMrs. alsnt,ns'i Doy' To Barbara. ..I love you more today than yester. doy — notosmuchas tOlflO(0W. Yours, Steve I Example $3.00 I J CALL lt*gwt& 0* 14$d A. Pdllla, Mr. end Mrs. L G. Rider, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Waft Jr.,LyonuidKathy A4 To Our Mom AM 0d I Love . having two wond,r. I I ful porints like you. Hay, a I Madden, Mr. aid Mrs. Antonio l) U, _ 30 ____ Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Madden, Dr. and Mrs. Stevesi .. ________________ ' (011 30 GMAI)l)EN I, / — ____ . Pk'ase tekpholw us immediately—this Kicidliter. . 0 Ile r et Guild of M. Dunn, Miss Kelly Jackson, nd Daniel Julian and . . . '' . m Colbert,Mr.andMrs.s.Jo.eph Davis Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Richard . • 4 THIS WEEKEND. Boone Mr. and Mrs Hal A. • . '..• • • .;•.• - Z has been filled. , in us 4. 'i __ Oriental Rugs __ ___ non-prot dance company, _ will designed for sponsors and their their dancers are being Martha McIntosh, the The 13-year-old dancer is I p"'t' in the annual concert guests, Following the per- featured by The Herald. Two of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. active with the Lakeview ____ C' r OC pleonairn and Is best avoided." So I plead pleonasm. Sanford-Seminole. . MARThA McINTOSH ____ OUR BUYERS WILL BE IN YOUR AREA ,- U) . her second year as a company th he ll sors, . buy 30 _____ Your Ballet Guild Dancers _ Seminole (BGS), Sanford-baled o . U) ______ Ballet Guild of Sanford- High School auditorium, commissioned ToH Free 800-432-3881 4 a. . party will be held for dancers areas follows: I- low Persia U) w m C, ANY SIZE—ANY CONDITION Call 24 Hour. j' uj ' than women — have less access to psychiatrists reviewed by the' clinics, and the elderly see 'from whence' has occasionally than emotional problems, authorities told the Institute. - , ____ Another factor may be that What does it add up to? A than a psychiatrist's office, Theodore M. Bernstein in which men — more often employed national survey of office visits such as school psychiatric he says: "Despite the fact that consider, he said. One Is the Studies also show that men tend averaged 8.5 for every 100 changing role of women which to suppresstheir problem women compared to 6.1 fcj 100 ___ Z deputy director of the Psychiatric ____,, 4. • disorders than men," according frequent users of psychiatric so reluctnat to acknowledge." People under age 25 generally "The Careful Writer (A Modern to Dr. Donald W.___ Himmersley, services, have access to facilities other Guide to English_ Usage," by , ORIENTAL RUGS Z. fA . er 10 . WANTED OLD U. us SAN FRANCISCO betweem the ago of 25 and 44 — be avoWN therapy because of 44 age group Own were about meffy old soul): You are ab.. th he th so en visits visits th whacks with that hefty volume, I women have more mental roles Is most felt — are the most denial' that women may not be per 100 persons of all ages w a •0 C', t sentence, Abby. From where men, says the Health men. For example, women Haznmeraley, "Is that men may for each 100 persons In the 25 to at ____ ___ z did you get "from whence?" r Jr-•Ez- Xi _____ _____ U) . Insurance Indftde. , However, "It Is doubtful T1 •Z - . from whence came this - Women visit psychiatrists may cause more stress more than women do. about one.thlrd more often than problems for them than for Still another factor, said Dr. whacks stack of Presbyterian Outlooks • S IN SANFORD IN FtM DEAR ABBY: You wrote, .00 •1'. . NOW from Illinois will be the keynote Republican Presidential ference. speaker at the 1979 Lincoln Day Nomination. UEI • vi ews on cooking. GRANI) OPENING11 DEAR MOM: When a child Crane has announced his he e[ther can't change or 1 1~ trich about your news and Abby, it breaks my heart to Is there something I should The Seminole Community ... SELVES E DEAR FRUSTRATED: Quit do? Or will Cindy outgrovr it? Ten o ditor Doris Di Th ere is something for everyone i the line of ()oklflg TARENTUM, PA. sight, I'm in tears too. " n Lasky spirit shared by all will con- Congressman Philip Crane candidacy for the 1930 doesn't want to. Same dl!- Tuesday was designated as a tinue throughout the year. K 132 Please contact OUR- , featured In this spot? Lut what can I do? If she's not Heart" somehow seems a very their version of "Country Road." Hopefully, the Infectious Women's Club announces that someone you would like to driving me up a wall. How do I send a child to school crying, faculty was challenged to a with love and Joy — with caring Frances Marione, president of Dinner on Wednesday, Feb. 14 showing him. TELL him. Ii he softball game by the eighth- and sharing, the Suburban Republic at Lord Chumley's, 7:30 p.m. doesn't dellveratthat, face it— . American Association. Abby, Novice cooks, as well u master chefs, add a dliferent dimension to dining. The Herald welcomes suggestions for Cook of Th e Week. Do you know insist that she dress and get This one-sided giving Is Monday afternoon, the fitting song to end a week filled •• to Who's Cooking? about two perature and find it normal, I message. 'Me school week will end with by!adLa . by T. K. Ryan T MBLEWEEDS HOWSYR HOf5E 1'Y, .•,., . • until liked school — talk, and nice dinners at my and says she hates school place with candlelight, music because she has no friends and and wine, but Al doesn't get the nobody likes her. -/ .' Teachers we re honored at a luncheon provided by par ents ____ ___ a.. •' hear. by giving him gifts, sweet love ready for school. Then she cries .1 . 'W . to ried to set an example _ . • : , .. loves I've t . __________ .7L15T I.IK 'Lh Q •• : envelope fast food Joints." Then, "My home. When I take her tern- __ TAPU ONLY woman .• Patrick Caverly, amisted by attended by student body, ' rill 'NOPPI?i If that falls, and Cindy con. tinues to hate school, seek Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. professional help. But don't let 90212. or given me a gift. He has never Every morning she gets up taken me to really nice resta urant. It's always "Let's complaining that she doesn't catch a quick bite at one of those f eel well and wants to Lay offered by the school pastor Fr. a closing liturgy In the church, - ) cvr j aVi& _ S .. *R?H GP you. If she doesn't, ha ve con Old." Send $1 with a long, selfsultation with her teacher, addressed, stamped (2$ cents) He' s place or yours?" thuslastic involvement of a mini-field day. Chw'ctsjfl ft st has a few .. CCWTiWUIS ID SOVMI... I z1 ' dents participated In 11101rning with 'In Opening man off. Al has never sent me flowers months ago. by Stan Lee and John Romita mi X dd,fR'r 1lMe.MVIR heart before the ace of clubs Is knocked out. West North EM South Pass 16' iC ?-. 6' Pass 1W SAGrIMARMS (Nov. *D@c. Y 7LW YIA dWAN... by Bob Thaves A e make him ruff a second #A1.1913 SPIDER-MAN 4) the dense have 64 0 6542 •A espreision today, so seek out for your collective benefit. ( - ANK AND ERNEST a .. And judging from the en- and the stu was a success. me of those sweet, endearing words second grade and has always . - Sports leaders were honored st udents and faculty, the week turns forgotten how to court a woman. He's a wonderful lover, but he's all action and no talk, and a woman likes to hear her verbalize his feelings. DEAR ABBY:: My problem Never a compliment, never a is my 7-year-old daughter (I'll word of appreciation, never any call her "Cindy.") She's in the 1. Wednesday — Leader's Day Sports Day was Thursday. ulty and students. get man So, they spearheaded a week selves as they paused to reflect filled with fun, creativity and on their responsibilities as spiritual awareness—hoping to leaders. t requires is t he e responses are always the GDUNI (May 2l4ime Z) associate today. He h5 a succe ful trump finesse weakest bid (except a pus) You'll be eager for Intellectual somstblng to offer that could be M findssthe suit 4. that a player can make. ApoLrr j Caverly, rededicating them- today, becaus. you'll want to ways. rulfsthe followers. exert your energies In this CAPRICORN (Dec 21.Jai. heart. Uat opening South can go after six. All trump rebids and notrwnp direction. 19)Tradeon th.bow-howolan NOTHIN' fill • 107 UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) occupy your time and attetIon find ways to express theas PiM Two NEXT A?AgTMN1? gea1v 14MM! ___ — __ ____ 1'i THUR9PAY ITHBY rI.AY THAT be willing to lose two trum but unwilliq to let to WARQ111111 V 10873 Stick to your way. skills. that !' t out Is on Much 3 nd 4 at Seminol know if .Uwe Is such a Immum,a backsts#e thesI this dnmrs and their sponsors Kenneth W. McIntosh, enterls Middle School newspaper and In a sociable mood and will need 21) The nMal urges of being a from West's bid suit. A Re her church choir, and she ensystem as the Churchill SysL an vIof th 1dICte5 tern. ............• --• • joys photography. S.tttarlan Come to the fore that -•• I West P1QbIW bly has U." -' • The Encyclopedia of TAURUS (April 10-May ) Martha's 1978-79 season •)• .actlysix hearts. ith seven Bridge calls It this Churchill . • Yoir family and home will expand your horizons You'll he might well have tried a ' aponsors are: Mrs. Martha style. Invented by S. Gerton .' . '" .: -. AN' ON -ruw WHAT awII,.AOUT fNL.L. LOVE THIAI'AgTMgNT, l'i4egE'5 A GREAT VIEWOPTWHOL*IN' gL.Mgg,ArC'Th'PgICE the answer Is t he should • 74 • Q1052 -. aid e some. You an going to be So when he '11. can I make my contract?" EAST WEST happily follow your guidance. VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept.23) In a best ', tricks. C A K Q 93 • K 1063 ship is at Its best and others will your - . a warning makes It impossible WIN AT BRIDGE Making do with what you have ___________________ will help stabilize your budget - ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) U you hi the public eye. nh1Ht I plane relationship ' , students a spirit of respect and vice-principal; and Father gratitude. is lucky, the hemoirrhage is of the ages. world of good today. U possible, of your pals? gatoutlnthefrahalrevenlf SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) all you have time for Is a brisk Self-f ulfillment can be attained walk. today by g.ing to pi have t t' - music —found Sider George Frances, wattLed to help instill in the the principal; Mike Arnold, the "mighty faculty," 11 to 9. Be Mn 10 specify birth sign. Bright lights and large crowds hold anappesl for youtoday. PCES (Feb. 20-Match ) You're a good social catalyst. Physical tim would do you a why not organize a bash with a you don't ___ Kirkpatrick and Helen White, mothers of student, who Health Letter number 1-8. sudden, severe hemorrhage YOUZ' biggest assets today. you wish today. Your leader- addressed, dampeid envelope to dance, pressure, I am sending you The be happier. But often the Astto.Graph Latter for snake lots of noise and push Mail $l for eithand a long, self, themselves on everyone else. sun trying - as graders, who beat their for your copy al the all-new you want better than others who So __ tbats T I t h oug h t who It 5 it was the R)P'S LJRE RAVING A HARP talents given to the students but It was height en ed this week Show the students bedazzled the school celebrated their classmates, parents and Teacher Appreciation—School faculty by displays of song, Spirit Week. The week of Feb. 4and drama. (So 10 was Lso Catholic School many students wanted to share Week. their talents that a second The format Was the brain- Talent Show was held on child 1 Pat M'rkttslc, Michele Wednesday.) about what affects your blood Is available, the outcome may about. Find out which signs you quiet manner you can are coinpatlble with by sending upti more and get what by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP our rededicated themselves to the Joy, Joy, Joy Down In my Mary Magdalen School's talent show this week with foryoàr,su. Put them to their best and the relationship you were seeking to cultivate can There's always a lot of spirit Dear 1I[ been married, and getting serious. Court suddenly feels friendless and it go. disliked at school, there Is a I you wish you had more what It friends? For the secret of reason. Try to find Is. Spend as much time with popularity, Abby's new Cindy as possible and give her booklet: "How To Be Popular; artery and vein system is about age, but It does often occur in sand 50 cents wi Has How To probably taken with the patient do with It. The sudden lying down, because the entire hemorrhage can occur at any .. II - Lover get him to treat ME the way I Fr. Robert McGuire. During faculty and parents. The Look out, John Denver. Seventh graders Kim treat HIM? sick I can't let her stay home. FRUSTRATED IN By the time Cindy Is out of the mass, the teachers closing song, "I've Got That Cimock (left) and Carolyn Cira were a hit In St. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 19) 12o (July 23-Aug. 23) Take Your Inborn diplomacy and tact the helm and steer the ship If are DEAR ABBY: Al is 47 and divorced. I'm 33 and have never The activities began Monday today — Teachers Day. Since this is a birth defect, _____ .si*aus ss.oInrj1n,& Forgotten is fac wnpsnloni. It's even possible and today you know ezactlyhow z1 Spirit hten ed Action' 'All rh Week ll influence the Wood it physically, so no one ever pressure reading. The reading knows It's there until the will also be Influenced by sudden hemorrhage occurs. whether the hearing piece is Rarely an enlarged artery In directly r the artery In the the brain may cause headaches associates could enter your life CANCER (June 214u1y I (IIGCUJG F eig strengthen the rapport between whom you can explore the ds H heart. If the arm Is too high or and there's no way you can see Other readers who want this IrWidie the brain with no prior to th an projects and anocudes with long. amped, self-ad&essied do Febrry1,1P1$ ' - they are standing. issue c EEK & MEEK people? I'd reasonably well controlled, and the Influences of gravity, To give you more information immediate medical assistance For Saturday, February 10, 1979 YOUR BIRTHDAY Is flow, am. This way you avoid a lot at By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 17 — A - or level with the heart and ao Is the young people. If the individual HOROSCOPE M00311! School envelope for it. Send yo ur cloud) your lies are. request to me In care of this The artery size offers newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, and Radio City Station, New York, r.ance to the blood if they are small, the blood N.Y. 10019. DEAR DR. LAMB My 24pressure goes Up. The size of your arteries Is year-old son recently passed poeture. When away from left Lntracerebral affected by your _ ill arteries In hemorrhage. He was In perfect stand, the iz your legs all contract; so all the health, having Just had a t — ---- -e - cuff in applied. _____IL I In And Around Altamonte DEAR READER The two main factors controlling your Wood pressure are hew much blood Is pumped old by your hear Friday, Feb., Lamb - am or not, and even by how the and symptoms. ——— — WITH II' _______ ———— 49 50 51 52 57 54 - ?mHO Evening Herald, San fo rd, Fl. Dr. low, it Wi J i- — WATCH HAS GOT TO DO MOOSE I — (_ is son's - —. 63 pjt cow] TO SAY 1! YOLI'VE 60T TOO MUCH - — ———— 46 47 48 U TIME yj YOUR HANDS. - I 33 34 " WHET DO YOU - 28 32 4 DOWN HERE 1 24 - - —— )(.j THE TROU&E IS, - OURSELVES Take Blood Pressure legs when they are Landing. appreciate any information you 22 by - 17 16 - DETENTION PASS A64IN, To Properly was 1 ;-ARCHIE 11 0 How Example $5.00 322-2611 �IOA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 9, 979 Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS LEGAL NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING The regular annual meeting of the CALENDAR - O Z Gala, 5:301:30 pin., in east wing. Music by the Persuasions. Free to members; $250 to nonmembers may be applied to membership fee if they join. Greater Maltlad Civic Cotter 14th Birthday Taiglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road. L.oagwwd AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Your Adalts Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19 Tommy Scott's Old Time Medletse Show, sponsored by DeBary Area Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 pin., DeBary Fire Hall. Fun, music, clowns, Blue Gnu, and novelty act. Art Auction, 7 p.m., St. Mary Magdalen social hail to benefit 5MM Home School Man., 861 Maitland Ave., Altamonte Springs. 8weetheart Dater sponsored by Hager Viking Club if Central Florida, 8p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Scandinavia* and contemporary music. Refreshments. Call 8344187 for reservations. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hetlbv alvan that I am engaged in business at Crane's Roost, Suite flS.D, Altamonte Springs, P.O. Box MO, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of MECCA MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS and that Intend to register said name with the Click of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 665.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. Andrea Ba xter Publish Jan. 26 & Feb. 2, 9, 16, 1919 nrF.IiA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLORIDA E 10 H T kENT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Civil Action No. 78-22S4.CA43.0 NANCY YONGE and LAURIE VONGE, Plaintiffs 2 p.m. at firehouse at First and Wilbur. Ticket Information: 3n4N, 3534712 or city hail. Lake Mary Fire Dept. barbecue, pin., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, $ p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Sanford AA VS. MIKEL S. HARPER, Women'. Group, 2 Ciaselben. Rebuilders, singles over 35, 7:30 Baptist Church, Altamonte Springs. The Eagles CS Club, 8 p.m., p.m. Friendship Defendant Seminole high senior Fred Bukur reviews speech he SECOND AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION wrote for Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) contest TO: Mikel S. Harper with John D. Henske, senior vice commander and 0212 Lake Park Drive Alexandria. Va. 22)06 former commander of post 10108 In Sanford. The YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED speech was good enough to win here and place that a complaint for monies due has e second in the district. Text of the speech will be been filed against you and required to serve a copy of your presented in Sunday's Herald, Page 7A written defenses, if any, thereto SUPER SPEECH Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Orange Blossom Chapter, National Federation of the Blind, 3 p.m., Apt. 23-B Twin lakes Apts., Monroe Ave., upon Plaintiffs' attorney, Robert M. Morris, Post Office Drawer H. Sanford, Florida, 32171, on or before March 5. 1979, and file the original thereof with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiffs' attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise, a default will be entered agalrst you for the relief demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and theseal of this Court on the 30th day of January. A. D. 1979. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Court By: Belly M. Capps Deputy Clerk Maitland. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11 Ballroom and round daiclag, 8p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elcam Boulevards, Deltona. Music by Kopel. Preview Reception for Jan Ring-Kuta Fiber Exhibit, 71 p.m., Maitland Art Center. Sanlor44emlaole Art Aun.meznbers Show, noon, to 5 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Refreshments, 2:30-4 p.m. West VDIOia West VlrgI1*s winter social, DeBary Fire Hall. Registration, 1 p.m., Covered dish dinner, 1:30 p.m. Entertainment. All West Virginians welcome. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12 Marriage Enrichment Program, 7 p.m., Seminole Community College. Will na four weeks on Monday nights. Call 5CC Office of Community Services. FEBRUARY 13 Kickoff breakfast for Sanford Chamber of Commerce membership chive, $ am., chamber building. 11J)AY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 Republic= Ezeettive Committee of Simile County, 7:10 p.m., asmust LincolnDay Dimer, Lard Chmnlsy's Pub, Aimitts IC—'- 1111111111111111110. Quoo of Illinois, announced presidential candidate, guest speaker. Reception honoring the congressman, Ito 7 of Rod and Nancy Rosa, 3511 Markham Woods Road, p.m., at home Hypnotized Lobster, Comatose Chinese Recogiltie. Luachesa, noon, Sweden $41 Lee Rd., Orlando. Reservations. Santord W'. Club, 10 am., 300 S. Oak Ave. dIon coffee. VakttIu. &ldge and Cmmta, Sanford Woman's Club, 1p.m., 300 S. Oak Ave. Hiae, Altamitt.-Voolberry Chamber .1 Commerce, 11:45 am., Altamosge Springs Civic Center. Crime Prevention Week program by Officer Edna Abell. Bask Heart Mvlag phase of the Cardlopubnonary Resuscitation Course free publIc, p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital auditorium, 1101 E. First St., Sanford. 7-10 - Parent Resource Center sond buaqoot (covered dish) r Eat. 774 for reservations. . 1111011111d mofg of pr opmed Florida Soclaty_for Brulthift and Cardiac AK 7 pmLo Christ 46copM .m., at Sorosis House, 501 B. IAvingston, O lando. Call 2991000, - Church parish bell, 191 W. Publish Feb. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1979 DEG-5 322-2611 Thursday. Ata farewell lunch for Han .j f .;* Hsu, head of the Chinese od before full chpkxnatic relations mission here during the peri ' J were restored, the following . RATES 1 time ................. 43c a 3$c a 3 consecutive ?imIi l consecutive tImft ..... 33c a HOURS .... MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon line line -, 'Do not remove a 1 momsED- . friend's head Noon - NOOfl me C. Ulf O. %AN Jrur - ------- - -. _______ -- 41—Houses OWNER OPERATORS with a hatchet ii—.Itstructiimn ___________________________ Tennis Instructions it •ll levels avail. at Bay Held Racquet Club. Single, groups I clinics. For into call Head Pro Doug Maliczawski, 323-7363. career you wouldn't be reading thi$ad.andIfweWicin'floOklng to do a do this ad wouldn't behors. If You want the 647.3333orwrite Sanford Al.AnonFamily Group P.O. Box 533 Sanford, Fla. 32711 to- Cabinet Installer. Experienced onlyl Call Central Kitchen 322. 3490 or 323130. AL Free details: KIT, Box 791, Pompano, FL. 33061, 9414997. WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. P.O. Box 1031, Ciwtr., FL. 33517. 24—Business ift Legal 6—Child Care - Baby Sitting in my home, Winter 323-3176 Notice - Ji —Mike National Oksenberg of the Security Council, a - 'IiDLAI STEVENSON cheerleader, led be -- - Qiureb St., Longwood. To CPR program In public schools. _____ - r BUSINESS 1yRogsrNON" ( Omwrym ASM I , 31—ApsrtnwWs Furnished ________ ' .,- ______ fr'mp --. - ._________________ - - NOTES - 14 - - SEAUTIFULLY- DECORATED 3 IDLE MONEY GATHERS IIDNOOM, 1½ IATH,,CEN. NO INCOME TRAL HEAT, CARPW'TED, How about that? DUPLEX Bldg. DRAPES, FENCED. NICE Lot in nice neighborhood. FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD. ConvenIent toshopelng, in city I GOOD ASSUMABLE MORT. utIlities availablel Landscaped GAGE WITH$7,000 DOWN. $227 ONLY 27000. Ready except for MONTH, site plan. GOOD TERMS If adad. This won't as,. Call for 3 BEDROOM 2 lATH. FAMILY ROOM, KITCHEN IQUIPT, 2 CAR CARPORT. BEING RE. DECORATED. How's this for a starter? 3 SR I bath—furnlshed—Iar,ec.rner 3 BEDROOM, 2 lATH FRAME IN lot, good condition, outstanding GOOD CONDITION NEAl value. two ~21 a"snau &OCATION sv. ii.& &., ,, ,a, - --- __ — - --.-----.--- .---.--- - — This piseslng 311,2 bath ko.ns Is taiitod for a growing family W nice area cicee to schools & shopping. Don't hold beck seeing 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORK. SHOP, FRESHLY PAINTED, FENCED YARD. 2 BATH, F AM ILY ROOM, FORMAL DINING FARM ELEGANCE' ROOM, CARPETED, CLOSETS S acre horse arnu with your own GALORE, EVERYTHING tnls cog" & pool. 3 OR, 2bath OVERSIZED PLUS 2 CAR home of distinction. Call for GARAGE. A SHOW PLACE details. NEAR DOWN TOWN. ONLY 3 $32A0. CROCKETT LOG . STEMPIR HOMES Eves 663.3635 333.5909 SIIGLU UALTY VA-F HA-235-Conv. Homes LOW Down Payment BROKER ___ ___ "A HOME $UPINMARKET' ___ SOS,Oyrtle A".Soollard Cash for your left Will build an your it or ow lot. v Enterprises, Inc. Ml Inc. 4#~ 6643113 - Sanford lji4 AGENCY REALTOR 322*1 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 114O $.$335 sw..-2 -. am, large family saoersed porch. $31901 If 0*51113113 befit, aOusl % MAYFAIR bisifilill 34½. Cent. sew, ar.ng. tries. c.su. m H&A, sparklku dean, many ISSWMISII entras. 1 yr. warrant y. swill • ____ GREAT PEICEI 3 IL Ito I, aMw kit., shade treeS. can violent is OChNI I StW114 long Willis. ____ 1111110 339 11001115.4 pet. IMV00t is ver. $31401 suasms. payffilats. MIILISR. au. W yavr Real p .... cisue. *.sweit esrlv a doss sipS is lknl.!!V CPu?? . Mao er tus. Cesy 211, lit-in in., alunm shed, Nacid Many fruit Irws. IflrSIL - -- - -- - .. -- ....-.---.---- -- '-----.— . - _.'.-_ HARD TO IlLllVli 311 II. 1 _________ 4.. _ . ____ 1971 Ford 6Cy 1 Standard 57) 0 32) 0753 - 77—Junk Cars Removed I BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to 1.50 Top Dollar Pd for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 _____ ____________ - 322-4132 Sale 80—Autos for Larry's Marl, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. t" Paying $15 mens. $7.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling—any condition. 3234611. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 322-0721. Dodge 70 Wagon 76.000 Mi. $700 322-5752 1917 VW Rabbit $3,495, I Owner - -.--- ----- AUCTION '* 1971 Toyota $995 Good 2nd car 322 2073 after 4 P.M. * SALE'* , '69 Ford P FRI. NIGHT 7:30 P.M. SUPER) OR, 2 bath home in San Lents w-C.H&A, w-w carpet, split OR plan, tat-in kit., 19. rmsl Pool plarmedt Spacious home for 135.0001 Single S. dbl. mat?; new dinette tbls.; Stools; desk; dressers; some tools. Many sm. household Items; metal shelves; mirrors; TERRIFICI 3 OR, 1½ bath brick home in Washington Oafrsl CH&A,lg. 8R5, DRI Needs a little DOOR PRIZES clothing A lot of new items etc. COME EARLY—STAY LATE Dell's Auction Center work I A super buy for $232001 323 5620 landscapingl Dining area Fla. Rm., spacious Rms., util rm., 75—Recreational Vehicles -74' Bann Travel Trailer buy for 545,1001 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS 69 to 75 models. Call 3399100 or 034. 1605 (Dealer) 1911 Chevelle Malibu GoodCond., Best offer Call 372 1299 LTD 1976 Station Wagon, I Owner. Excellent condition. Make offer. '67 Dodge Polara, 2 DR. HI,, 55,000 AUTO, AIR, PS, PB, 333 engine. Very good cond. $1,000 323 3610. ml.. - washer I dryer & Many Extrast app WARRANTED. A great 323 5711 322 6134. Hwy 16 West, Sanford BEAUTIFUL, 3 OR, 1 bath home In Mayfair area on 3 lots w - -0 AYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a PlC AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday S. Saturday at 7:30. It's the Only one in Florida. You set the reservAl price. Call 9042358311 for further details. 72—Auction * - - . Iandl A buy for $13,tO01 1 71 Toyota Corona Deluxe. 4 DR., 4 Good Cond., $1600 Speed. Good condition. Call after 3 p.m. 322-4932. Call alt 5.322-5537 1. LEISURELY LIVING, 3 BR, 2 befIt home on Lake Sylvan I Your own Pool & Patio, w.w carpet, DI, Eq. eat.in kit,, Fla. Rm., as Many Extrasl BPP WARRANT. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONII JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 322•2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS.13 PARK biavtilvI PIN, lentasIc kit. woii sueimeat, sc ine w. lar.I.G. wean Mvii I mire. ONy 111*, - CentrTT1eat I Air bond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford. 3221771 Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching & simulated brick & stone speciality. 322-2700 JACK FROST— Cent, Hedt S. Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm S. Res. 322 0200. 1 Man, quality operation $ yrs. y exp. Patios. Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327-1321 3 Beauty Care Am Host Isdty, Inc. 2524 PARK DR. 322211$ REALTOR - AFTER HOURS 3220615 I W. Garnett While leg. NOW IWife Broker JOHN KRIDII ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 332.7001, Sanford MAYFAIR. OutstandIng 3 $R. 1 both. Lovely floor plan, w.w - TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E. 1st St., 3225712 WANT TO SELL? - MEINTZER TILE New orjepair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671-7617. _ CessnkIng Oronming & Bosrng Var'1 Debris, Trash, Applia nces & Misc. (LOCAL) 349-3371 $1_A. Chilce arse. 069.911. extras, peel, outside on. teclaimment area w-Gase6., walled for Privacy a security. 4 U. 2½ bosh. WIIN. THE PERFECT NOW, 3M2.. sPlit plan, wry privatseir, lags tree shaded let. FR iIid want beams, unIque patIo ares all screened with lake view. VIAL as-- - 1d Nd looft I ft REALTOR, MLS ' 323-5774 General Cleaning Insured-339 3120 local owned. Carpet—slampoo-steam dc orderire. Furn.—free Scotch. guard-pressure cleaning— Janitorial. htwing - No Job too large or small. Complete lawn service Freeestlmate. 323-4111 Painting DANNYS PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting Licnnsed-Inwrvd-Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 3329140 I. 1. S PlUllthingSsMc N Retired Maint. man. Remodeling. room additIons, roof repairs, patching. Ph 333-1543 or 331-0715. Horn. I rnprOv.,mnts 13 Day or Night Si CLASSIFIED ADo VSlL., FIND. new hem, for everyt One . .. . an lii you free pick up S. delivery for all tax returns prepared in Feb. Conti Llgl* I'inuling clipping flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses. Heated kennels. 327.5752. ELEGANT CUSTOM 2 Story wail 322 37 17 for appt. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes. Upholstery 322-0707- ANIMAL HAVEN NEAR SCHOOLS I, SHOPPING, 3 11,3 befIt nearly now well cared for hemi. All appliances, brisk. fast bar, extra Insulation 132.111 Prepared in the convenience o, your home. 21 yrs. exp. $101 up. dential. personalized. From IS. Ph 562 4412. 9 am. to 7 p.m. Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, ARCHITECT'S 2 story, perfect sitting fir antIques. 3 on, C. INSULATIOP.— Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberigas as Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321-0139 or 904-734.6700 collect. Income Tax erarnicTils ________________________ Corp", excellent cond. Owner Mzivs, W,ou. _42- IMhiIn.hluima. IACRE WITH .ARU III. 1½ UTH. 110111.5 $0111 TAU. QAKIQUIIN PAI.M, $16,151 sss - Horn. lnwovements 5 We have buyers. Homes, Lots I Acreage needed. Call for Free 3 Appraisal. 5YLIN5 Ww'lfriplOcS OR IGOlY MOSILI HO!$ U .--' Air Cord. &Hosting - Sanford's Sales Leader Saitir Really, Mubar *16121.$7?, 0015151 I — , Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7110 - 68—Wanted to Buy Cash .. - C CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 10. BALI NTIASSOC. 322-5165 Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free 15t 3330211. ____ ________ Home l n m ______ ___ - ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cdi. Accepted 3271551 Tree Service .0 TWE E REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed & in. ired. FREE est. 043-1147. : TraCtor Service ___ MOWINQ,DlsclNo GRADING Free Est. )23-35Z&... . . - - - -. :) 78—torcycles -- 322.1569 - -_ Peace Faced Love Bird (Small Parrot)• Male Call 32) 6569 SELLERS & BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMES I WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER JUST LISTED 2 OR, 1 bath of. ficlency home on .72 acret W.w carpet, tat- In kit., range, ref.I Excellent location across from Idyllwilde EIem.l Value in the Smin - - on" ".. Call 322 1624. 322 1160 444444444 REALlY SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL. $19,900. - hAND OMIISH IN Deltona. (305)514 2898 STENSTROM Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2435's S. French (1791) Sanford 3235334 . . ___ . The TWO STORY 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, 1 CAR GARAGE ON 13th STREET. NOW ONLY $16.300. - - . REALTY WORLD, Oil" - 1 males S.? females Ph Azalea Park Farms FORGET ME NOT. Remodeled 2 SR I blOt hems with ww carpet, C.HIA, OR, eq. set-In kit. Is Morel Will paint exterior In buyers choicel IPP WAR. RANTED. Wow, lust $32,000I - - E ( ( 3) - & - . I doing A en4 . ED, Only 661,3001 4f1j -. - 332.7443 - information call 323.7561. . -- -- Don't Dilayli house specs available soon. For - -_ ____ Dowotc,n Sanford ilVwari. ' - exteriors S. You choice of several elevations at no extra cost to you. Prices Rental __________________ lot. start from 024.900 on your - ,.,- 2. Fireplace 3. Plaster walls 4. Virtually maintenance free Top commercial 2 acres for rent, 900dfor business .r car lot. Plus It on 1742, office wstorage space. 333.3532. -. .* Homes, custom builders, Come in and counsel with one of our agents. Some of our models have included in the price such extras Apts. for Senior CItIzens. Down. •-I clean & roomy. s Jimmie Cowan, 311 PaI,MtQ Ave. as: ________________________ 1. Custom plans, (you put walls w$srsyouwanttPwmatnoex,r. _______________________________ charge) - L We are exclusive agents for Ash ________________________ G g - S SIGHTS ________________ - ITAL PURSES Home Protection Plan is on this Sanford located 2.1. Iu.. tar peting & drapes, eat-in kitchen, PIUS i full din. rm., stereo speakers In ceiling. $37,900, Call 332.5670 MacWar's Village. lobster-mesmerizl- . !! kitchen, spacious patio. $15,500. _________________ -. N.\ • AT5 Luxury living with privacy, 4-2, 1g. liv, rm., foyer, fireplace, sum I. 2 IN deluxe units. Pool. Adults only, On Lake Ada. Just Si. of Airportlivd.onl7.flln$anford. - HISflLL - . Deluxe 2 OR, 2 bath townhouse •pt CA w.w Carpet, dish. WIDOW, laundramat walk to downtown. $215, Adults. Call 677. 1664 after 3 P.M. ' Han's all, - 2 II Townhouse, w.w carpet, a near shopping, schools. 321-0250 between s p.m. 10p.m. ___________________________ . FUNNY Guaranteed against Hip displaysia. Parents OFA cer lifted Show quaIl SOfl t100. 6 area, $31,300. H?*TI S LOVE 0 Enjoy living in a grow ing area Lake Mary A well kept 3-24 nicely landscaped with tress, on ly 4 years old $34,300. -: - vicious." AKC Golden Retriever puppi es. Top Blood lines, northern bred. Lake Mary Like new, 3-fl'7, Bik. Large fenced back, trees, quiet 3210711 %PH. 10 _____________________________ Movie County, Florida under the fictitious Florida, Probate Division, the ad. Acid. SetIn, tto York The program had much of the name ofSPOLSKl DISTRIBUTORS, dress of which Is North Park MATTIE WATSON, 602$ Lafayette gimme an A, dc." yell. ng act probably was the big audience as comatose as the and that I intend to register said Avenue, Sanford, Floiida 32171. The Avenue, Chicago, Illinois name with the Clerk of the Circuit personal representative of that lobsters. What effect it might —To the tune of "Get Me To test. Opening a paper sack estate MAMIE KEATON, 4919 Vinicennes Cou rt, Seminole County, Florida in is EROLENE L. HAYS, the whose Avenue, Chicago, Illinois On Chur ch on Time," Rep. contained the two creatures, have on U.S. relations with accordance with the provisions of address is 113 Frances Drive, JIMMIE GREEN, 737 Hunt's Point the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701. Robert Michel, R-Ill., serenad- which he noted usually served China remains to be seen. The Wit; Avenue, Bronx, New York Section 065.09 Florida Statutes The name and address of ad the departing diplomat, who as the main course rather than consensus seemed to be that If 1957. the W. RUBEN GREEN, 737 Hunt's PokW sonal representative's attorney pre Avenue, Bronx, Now York Is returning to China, with as props, he stroked their ta ils, they can withstand that type 'I Sig: Kevin J. SpoIskI forth below. and to the unknown heirs, devIses, en tertaliunent, they can strPublish Jan. 19, 341 Feb. 2,9, 1979 folded their claws and stood "Don't go near the an of All persons having claims or orantees assig nees, Uinors, credl. DEF-So demands against the estate are Four." them head down on the table. vive anything. , trustees and other claimants required, WITHIN CITY OF THREE claiming by, through or under They remained motionless In —Sen. Adlal Stevenson, 1)LAKE MARY, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ALMA MERRIMAP4,dec,awd,end Ill., In what he described as the that position, but Muskie THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF to all parties having or claiming to FLORIDA THIS NOTICE, to file with th e clerk have any right, title beginning of Increased cultural warned Han that "like voters, Notice SI Public Hearing or interest In the iS HEREBY GIVEN that of the above court a written property herein described. exchanges between the two lobsters are only entranced a IN THE COUNTY COUNT IN AND the NOTICE City Council of the City of Lake statement of any claim or demand YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an co untries, read en tmrhyn-ilng short (line," And "like C0fl FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Mary, Florida, will hold a public they may have. Each claim must be to oreclima mortgage on poem, one danea of which stituenta," he added, "they can FLORIDA hearing to consider an amendment In writing and must indicate the the following property In Seminole basis for the claim, the name and County, Florida: CASE NO. n.3I5.CC.15.J • to Ordinance entitled as follows: ended with, "Do not remove a STATE OF FLORIDA, AN ORDINANCE OF THE Cl. address Of the creditor o, his agent .,of 35 $py HOLLOW, . fly from a friend's head with a LX REL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, TY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA or attorney, and the amount cordingto the Pit thereof as claimed. If t he la c im Is not yet due, iecoi-ded In Plat look hatchet." JR. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. IS, pagis 64 ,1111 Stale Attorney for the Eighteenth, 5 REPEALING SECTION 30.310 the date when it will become due and 65. public Records of SeminOle —Rep. Paul Findley, R.IU., - 01114 shall be Stated. If the claim ii Jud icial Circuit of the State of (1) (a) (b) AS IT NOW EXISTS AND County, FlorIda. co'bog with Stevenson and Florida, on behalf of the Honorable CREATING NEW SECTION 31.310 contingent or unllquidated, the has been filed against you and you nature of the uncertainty shall be are required towrysa copy oyour semi.dlythe prodsscerof the John E. Polk, Sheriff of Seminole OF ORDINANCE NO. 35: PROVI. DING CONFLICTS, SEVERABIL. stated. If the claim IS siciwid, the County, Florida, iwrmn, presided at the lunch written defenses, If any, to It 00 A. security shall be described. The Duane ITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Bergstrom 00 RUSH, Inwhitwaselthera Mao jacket be held claimant shall deliver suffIcient Plaintiff, The Public Hearing shall MARSHALL, IERG$TROM and copies of the claim to the clerk to or one of his boyhood tennis vs in the City Hall, CITY OF LAKE ROIISON, .*., *ttt eq ONE CESSNA31OAIRCRAFT MARY,FLONIDA,atl:)OP,M.on enable the itkto mail one copyto Plaintffiwheaeaddi'ees Is is last warm-up garments. bearing serial number March 15, 1979, or as soon thereafter each personal reprelawative. Livingston Street, POSt Office SIN All pers001intsresfodinth.estate 31M,Orlor4Fio330,andfIe The IdUd to which these 3100010 and tail number aspossible, at which time interested whom a copy S. of this Notice airociti.. mlg$ have p000n.a N10110 Q, persons for and against t he a bove to ml orlglsuef with the Clerk et this, request will be heard. Said hewing Administration has beau mailed are Court on or beers the 27th day of memories f America THREE Defendant. may be continued from time totime reouired, WITHIN lne,oeuew log aleo,jø could not Immediately be will be iflhii'Sd agaln*t yew for the NO TICE OF ACTION until final act ion is taken by the City MONTHS ,FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF relief demanded W detinnined. TO: Any parties having an in- council. ffiOIaW. THIS NOTICLtO file 00y objections lirest in ONE CESSNA 310 AIR. ThlsNoticeshall be pvbllshid In Soon. of the more thin 50 WITNE$SmyhandaedtpueNalet % CRAFT bearing ser ial number 310. the Evening Herald Newspaper, a they may have that thaiIer the this Court on tfue 33rd day members of Congreu, adininis0010 and tail number N1010 0 their newspaper of general circulation validity SI the decedsid's will, the rn. traticis omclals and Chime heirs, assigns. and successors In in. within the City of Lake Mary, at qualifications of the personal (SEAL) faust, and all perKs. Firms, and leastone(1)tlmeprlortottuedateof re iênIMlVi, or the vetue or diplomats who witnessed than ARTHUR H. UCKWITH. JR. surtsa.ctson ot me court. Corporations Owning, Having or the hearing. clest of the Circuit Court reported that Han's face at ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Claiming An Interest In or Lien On DATED February 6, 1979. y: Patricia Robinson times bore a look of extreme OBJECTIONS NOT $O FILED the Above CITYOFLAKEMARY, Diputycisit WILLIE FOREVER MIRED. YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE p. FLORIDA Publish: January 16 Fdoruary2,9,. Date of the flfltpublk.tien.fffiIs HERESY NOTIFIED that the State 1979. ly: s. Connie V. Major When it came time for Notice of Administration: Pobruery DIF.1I6 of Florida, extol Douglas Cheshire, City Click ' speech.., now 1979. Jr. State Attorney or the Eight. Publish: February 9, 1979 Erdene L. Hays sador Chat Zassnin roe. to Inesnth Judicial Circuit ot the State ol 1979 CITVOIF As Personal Reprsssntetive Florida. Ofl behalf of the Honorable DEG-41 I.MUypONIM trochic. Han, and said: "I ___ of ml E5titi of John I. Polk. Sheriff of Seminole NSt1asefPdolIiNi. PUBLIC NOTICE CasInQi hypnotize 10hu161, I Henry H. Hays County, Florida, has flied i Rule to TO WHOM IT MAY ONC The Division SI Environmental Deceased can't sing, I have no same of Show Cause in the lightisoth Judl NOTICE IS HERESY vices Is in receipt of an a. Cit Circuit Court SO Florida i5 pilcatlon for the canstrvctlsn if a ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL flu PI5*Wtlf homer — what em 55pJ Solid REPRESENTATIVE: stare any and all parties having an In. swaIl an boot basin 'shi ml City of Laki Ms.y. Pitida. flof. herel RO$IRT P. LILLIY for Chilli Tie-mist, bead .1 tirsef in One Casana 310 Aircraft onaconalatthefouowingdsicrlbsd p seldbesidwlMlusflapjicIe. will bearing serial it 0:00 P.M ISTuNday, P*1tV9 property: China's liaison office In tail number N 10100 to show cause 27. 1979. is C00Sllsr unm*K&.* is handle u.s rilatines PI SI.Jnning S chains W si 11.67 TiI1aJLzj (IN).-15$7163 why the aforesaid aircraft should Chains N Of the 5½ the CSfIreluemslw Plato St the City mile post of Sec. p. Washington, p who Is cx. rut be forfeited to th , ,, j .. ,, ____ of ml tloIl34To*nshlplS$ouffi,RatiggI) MGI) Of Lake Mary. lId is mdlvi e us. at I. did uIVr'tl in pected to become the n&. Sheriff of Setninsle County, FISgi Last, rim N 1423 chains to Lake Js. tram the PWWIM to Section 700.11, Florida ssi , fgi same point, run W 9.11 4, W Public a to the slems if the ___ tfttOk,be Ibis first ambassador Statutes. You have 35 days Vim cha NtoUke Jgoap, $fl9i. amn*t . INVITATIONTO lID MORROW to thank those who the United States March February SIlt, 1979,50 contact the arty along lake to an. Pl first We, lies me me puillcipated. Hsnsrable Harold P. Johnson. Coun. begI.wi. 350 5. LIII frill lbs Swift Ssard St Trusfois of lbS The public hsorW wIN be best Mimirlal Heapital IitSS hIts City Hell. C y of ty Judge, Senokuale Ce'JWy Courtcorner of the above dii. bids i it bS following, p house. Santird. Florida 32771,11 you crlplisn run East 11315. more ii him lbi Plienb ps,., have any defens, Is assert 10 this a.. . ft cents, SI the slim trad, action or claims Is Ills against the Addltieaal Informatheto is Land P'siwth AISICY 1tflcittse.lsucp Pebriarys. 1979 Charles and Fannie Grayson, a fortifIed eircralt. Otlosiwise, the available it Office ef the Mains My Florid., it starting poW, Nerlh _____ $ fl• __ ADMISSIONS airtjalt will he forfeited is they" W Lake J111wi. NortheiSiWly hrum paitlN fi' 100111* ' Sanford: Thomas and $1*115 Watson. a girl thi Shsiult of Semklile County It All b shell be mailed is fbi above staled omcsai Records, Samimele MUleS Manis St lbs Ismiusis hemavbecontis13 MIriba Denmark DI$CNAISI$ SOld it Public Avcfiie. Cs*ty, Pitidi. M1es A. sr.a., Sanford: Mjjj IIsepJtsL 1351 last PIr WITNESS my hand and seal of is tlmeuMllIsalsotieIis,sW, PU,Ib describsd a Morkleil 0. Ak" SOreSt, $*Mzd, PitlIs $77). Aj NIl Dorothy Adams Court Nail. lbs d day St caled Immedlagly WIN It the bids Imeril NWato Elizabeth I. Andersen F*uary, 1979. pImar i, Thh$aohCeShINWMflJis'., I S1c* Stemmed Fish Camp en urtu, s. sotti, Maiwall I. Jarreft (SEAL) 0141111 vs •5,7, a Public Lake Jim*. $ey p Slituen Kkdaw an shad he recaima on ir behni Lake Mhry. PisI, it City lIeN,, ' AV$INW If. SocIwith, PrOperty owners willoW William I RiChard, Jolts D. Martin fbi Isp St March 1ff, N Clerk St lle Civil Published in lbs lvuM NN" me p,uu1 prs4id may commoN Cliii Skupiotarp Arnold May -. By: JiSil S. *4* i - ru_law of Si DIvisieto St I,wW*imoNal 1Ii mci W. Wibiok __ Carmen MINIDeputy Clerk it lbs Offici it lbs___ MSteilsfl the City St Lake Mary, uis. p.O. ses was $eat,& Place ____ ___ William Vitie, Si. R. W. Von NIfIvUS Soul of cevnty MonaISr if lbs lemMali fiteminol • IllIsi.. (11) dw -. Patil. Greysepo , John P. Wefiel , InjlW it Le.VCSCk kM. IN Ski UIN* csmm'sslontrs. -4 'P a, 111". little Waloss Marion J. O$dbam, C.ss- ,f 5th day of Mardi $7, Sentinels C*4ltty D4TIO P*vI, 1.MI9 K. Arthur lecheillu. Jr. _____Pobluary 56 5,7,$,, Plerinca louIdu. Cuvuj Lesnis Senulsr, DeSary Publhn: fl, 13, S1.ehi Memorial Nmpl$al City of UheMs,y, c of Co c.rt ElvalvansOetfene relerviS the r ___ riled any and .35,31I,33,31aS, -1. CamI. Mali, $emlnofeCajnsy,plorIda am 1111111111. Clifford C. Lalbani, ChIli P4J $ Plutlilpo. Oi 31Th$.MhrClil,24.$,4,7.L9, 11, Publish: citycss,a February 9.1979 Helen W. lumuut, Labs Mary PubiMb Feb, 11,13,3579 .11T151 M. PublIsh: on DiG-li ___ DSG.3$ Linda Mullins, Titusyills 010-21 Muskie's the guests In a 'Gimme an H, A ___________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THC EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CO I. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 794124.CAI9.J Will keep children in my home. 322-4349 ********* l 0 I M. Unsworth Realty Reg. Real Estate Broker 2635 Sanford Ave. , 75-A- Vans - SANFORD *s CONTIAflOs 30-Apartments Unturnishd ______________________ Springs area. Responsible woman. 327.1915. ________ Automobile Service Center on Major Hwy (1742). Have avail. able large stalls with office space or storage space. Lights, water As compressor Included in rent. Lindy's Auto Center 17.91 & Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, Fla. 305.332.2190 or 305-020.4567. . DESKCLERKICOOK in person _____ Holiday Inn, Sanford Weddings by DOT _____ NOTARY PUBLIC 322-2026 attet5p.m. ___ 65—Pets- Supplies Build to suit our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 233 as 245. BATEMAN REALTY NEW 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH HOME, WALL-TO-WALL CARPET, CENTRAL HEAT I AIR. TERMSI ----- 201 CommercIal by Gill Fox 1 5o.MjsceIIaneous for Sale AVENUE Sat, & _ DIVORCE—$20.$—Guaranted. MARSHALL Sun. 11.5 Mon. thru N. 15 *VON IS INFLATION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to help fit back For details call 664.3079 - of 2414 home. Send stamped addressed envelope I 2k for details: Continental.0, Box 14702, Orlando, Fla. 33001. opportunity to earn Thvie Five Hundred dollars 0 wwwo call 1100-4321402 anytime for recorded message. PSYCHIC advises on Love, Bi usness & Personal direction . Donations appreciated. JAMIL Box 10154 Eugene, Ore. 91440. Call 24 hrs. =11-04-2441. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i-~,p~W~M~ OPEN HOUSE no lor4lystuff Ingenveat ' - — :. M ML5 3236061 or eves. 323.0517 _________________________ -_ '04M_::...,.:.'.:.:. . , ~, REALTOR Apply in person Sanford Nursing For future information call 0 Lake Mary Rent with option. 3.1, fireplace, fruit trees. Lot 19$016. Asking $45,000. I Convalescent. ,so Melionviile Ave. LET 'S BEHONEST If you weren't looking for a new -- front CallBart REAL. ESTATE REALTOR. 322749$ We ne.d an experienced MATURE ONLY Maintenance man. Full time. - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers %I 6312. EOE. - . __ 41—Houses - Modest 2 BR, CS home under $12,000? Yes, it's true if you act fastili Not fancy but a real value. Mercury Motor Express needs nic operators in the fiat bid division for East Coast Operation. St eady year wound wort. Advances on each trip. Call Don Beck toll free 11ooc,a. ------ FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? Perhaps AIcol101iCsAflOnymOUs Can Help Phone 617.3333 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford. Florida 32771 I -, .- - .- - V. A~ I I FAA, I _ ~A ^ , . - .--.. . ,,, 1..~,-'. .. 1 r/ :11.. 1,-_-~iz~I .,4 ~ / ... 1~,,,--~~ ~~',--.-;~.~ `___ is ________________ ________________________ 4—Personals DIV . 1111111 f ti FrIrtii i1v 4 ____________________________________ __________ _!~ I tj tivte rUJIIWW1' _ I/Q - ' I 0 3 Lines Minimum . fly from a .11 fi I line DEADLINES --- . V;- 1~1 Legal Notice - Incidents took place: —Sen. Echnund Muakie, Maine, hypnotized two lobsters WA 14them a1aoingonstr CLASSIFIED DEPT. I ~ 6~1~ 1:, , 831-9993 DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND FICTITIOUS NAME ' LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI,. Notice is hereby given that we are corporation, engaged in business at 112 Oak St. Sanlando Est. Longwood. Seminole PlaintIff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR County, Florida, under the fict itious name of MS. B MASONRY, and that SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ALMA MERRIMAN, deceased, if we Intend to register said name with PROBATE DIVISION al., P11. Number 79.24.CP the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Division Seminole County, Florida in ac Defendants. cordance with the provisions of the IN RI, ESTATE OF NOTICE OF ACTION HENRY H. HAYS, Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: . Section 065.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Deceased TO: ALMA MERRIMAN, deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Sig. Warren T. Berghuis STEPHANIE MARTIN, 53 UtOOk TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Frank Moore NDS AGAINST Avenge, Wyancanch, New York rch CLAIMS OR DE MA Publish: F ebruary 9, 16, 23. Ma WENDELL GENE MERRIMAN, 2. 1979 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Brook Avenue, Wyandanch, New OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED DEO.4S.. r ....... Yost INTHIIITATI: I..-I t .R VIMCR$,,,R..4AQI*D*.jØ VoU'XeI'HP*P'94O'rlp(E" FICTITIOUS NAME that the administration of the estate Commonwealth Avenue, Wyan. Notice is hereby given that I am HENRY H. HAYS, deceased, File danch, New York engaged in business at 134 High Number79.24CP, Is pending in the THOMAS W. MERRIMAN, 16 Smith Street, Central Islip, New vest Street, Lake Mary, Seminole Circuit Court for Seminole County, DCVII A. PHILLIPPI, 253 . - To, register call 335411, Ext. 807. promol. ! Winter Park Legal Notice THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 to . - WASHINGTON (UP!) SinoAmerican relations, so recently put on the high road by the visit of Vice Premier Teng Hslao-ping, were subjected to severe strain on Capitol Hill former college RSVP Anal _____ By DICK WEST - - -mommoNsolml-41,~: stockholders of The Citizens Bank of Oviedo, Oviedo. Florida will be held at the bank located at 156 Geneva Drive, Oviedo. Florida, it 4:00 P.M. on Wednesday. February 21. 1979 for the election of Directors and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. James W. Abell Executive Vice President Publish: February 9, 14, 1979 DEG-10 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9 Orlando Seminole - - - a PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT 831 -6117 S31-613 PAINTING, CARPèNTg,y SCASINETS I 9 $I35flSI1I Repair _______________ - New Cord, New Tape, Pick up Deliver BillHimes. 661-0061 -* ea ' I £ �° spoffrs fridsy, Feb. 9, 17 12A—EvseIpg HeraW, Ssuslsrd FL - Lions Of Th e Links In Weekend Deltona Invasion DELTONA— Don't bother checking to see if azaleas are in bloom. No mint Juleps, either. It is the weekend of the Deltona Open, and in these parts, partner, that makes it the biggest weekend of the year. The fresh smell of pine trees and a plentiful supply it's 60 percent retirees," he says, "but we have a Splwk, a six-handicapper. lot of young pe pie living here, too. In fact, our "The tourney just seems to keep getting bigger elementary school Is the largest in Vohsia County. and better every year," says Mollis. "We have a And our J unior high has 1,000 students." nice array of veterans pits a nwnber of strong tour Thin, the weekend tournament is scheduled sans aspirants." aI JIM RAYN rocking chairs. He referred to the likes of Bob Erickson, Doug Mayfair pro and Jim Dent as veterans. "Larry Mowry and Mike Mo Ford llis had to terminate en tries BeraldSpstts_t.r In the Open last Monday. He drew the line at 174. Denny Lyons have been up there, too," he added. Tucked ay 11111 sOuestern you can pick thw corner of Most of them teed off this morning at 11 in the pro- "We have so many young players Vohsia County, Deltona has been grow1nat the am, a fun eventwith pros playing for the week's your own. There are better than a hundred of them, rate of about 2,000 residents annually over the last expenses, including a few losing qulniela tickets at and they all came to play." few years. the nearby Sanftd.Orlando Kennel Club. Erickson, who calls Winter Park home, is Dick Hintermeler, executive director of the There will be 188 in the pro-am field, with the Deltona's defending champion. And, he has been Deltona Chamber of Commerce, points out that weekend tourney showing 184. Those 10 amateurs playing the Florida PGA circuit well, so look for Deltona isn't strictly a retirement center. include last year's club champ at Deltona, Roger another sup&b challenge this weekend. Haynes Hunches By of bourbon and water is enough to make these golf fans forget about Augusta. The Deltona Country Club, one of the finest courses in the Sunshine State, opens its arms wide to those lions of the links young and old. The community itself is in a virtual trance about the golf tournament. It is a rallying point for those 18,000 Deltona residents who live in this retirement center bu1t 16 years ago by Robert Mackle. _____ - - Swimmer Tracy Caulkins Briefly INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) now the national headquarters EIEOpe epeth, attended. id,"Iwastlrlsdwb.nIwon of the MU. JOheNaber,thSWlSOJJmpIC my first national chama polied t.snegsr with a In the balloting by the g*vn1i star from BOMbED ploiiNp. I WU tlitflid Who I Tennessee twang, Thursday nation's 1p0r15 m1Ua end of- California and last year's set my first world record. I bICSIM the YOWIIIM athlete flclala, Cr'"i', who at 15 reclpled, made the really honored Just to be ever t0 win the James E. broke or tied V world end ticn to Catilkhn, who tmrnsd ii Itominded for this award. Bid Sufliven Award a the nation's American records, received lees then a moath ago. tIs has get to be the ldggt o%datoxII4 amateur. 2,230votese Marathon chame It mesisci the third Um in Uvili of my lifL" Barely 11 and wearing bIICN I0fl Bill Rodgers, hums., fear years UM swimming begen swimming at on her tsdh IM Mesa., was second with 1,747 Mar made off with the *ft and bE year, I bOP' the world Imid "P' WilDest prestigious award. Olympic recos'd.holder from NnduvUi., Kurt llwtas of 1nena State decathlon champion Bruce competition since she tuned 11 Tamp Thursday nigid best out University was third with 1,M. Jeans, was the wbmsr In iris or 12. She seld elu. likes the champlain In nine athir sports The ether nomiam were pg 001j Swimmer, Tim ShNW SUL.. Individual medley becase "we have all stratas in thom." fortsphonons in tln4lth anmnl Bow, diving;Bruc.Dsvldson, ceedad the year before She Is iirhnIz for tin Amateur Athletic Union equestrian events; Eric '11* ioasst swevoi AmericanO i ID Ssi ean, J Am showcase event. Helden, speed 'hating; La. liven Award winner was am July DIM Nine of the 10 final nominee. James, weightlifting; Leroy another swimmer, Debbie Puuto Rico, ID yeses Moscow Olymida. attended the awards dinner at Kemp, wrestling; Edwin Meyer, who was ,, the InBiJs AthWIc ClubMoses, track, and Charles older than Caulkina when 'Iwaidtok.epswhumnlaias amid IndiiMlons the event will lickar, figure statIng, honored as the 130$ recipient. WW as I enjoy li" dw add, be held annually In this city, All but Heldmn, who WU In FIgi*btg back tow s, an1fring .1 peffly throvo cdiW,, - - - _____ ______ - - Lindy Miller who had 65s. As good as WáIklns, Haas and Miller shot they were lucky to be in front because 11 players shot 66 to lie only a stroke off the lead. And there were seven with 67s, 15 at 68, 13 at 699 19 at 70 and 23 at ____ ____ ______ 71. The 66 group was made up of Kermit Zarley, Charles Coody, Mark Lye, Wayne Levi, Bob Gilder, Larry Nelson, Wally Armstrong, Gil "I A 5,TFi' Pruitt Superstar Champ 41EP 111.4f FREEPORT, Bahamas (UPI) Greg Pruitt, the speedy AUPro running back from the (eve1and browns, duncurated his athisUc versatility in winning the seventh annual men's finals title in the E7 series. Pruitt, with 35n the weight-lifting competition and ,Wyn awrod dash and placed second in the bike race and obstacle course. In addition to $10,500 won in competition, Pruitt won the $259000 firstplace prize, a $5,000 check awarded to charity in his behalf, and a pickup truck. Pruitt has won close to $100,000 in two years of Superstars' competition, and his latest performance will be telEcut on AN over two successive Sundays, Feb. 11 and 18. Water skiing champion Wayne Grinditch, the previous Superstars' champion, finished with 39 points worth $9,000, in addition to $15,000 second. place money. CONNORS q,q1Vp - N/ n',V,YG h'A, AND #/& 2,1D 4&'? 14 '/ WAO . 'c,'' 5çq, / ''' '• :.:$t.'.-.. • - t, A1abi,, 52.MIIS. 73 Bluif Id 12, Redford 74 Crsn.Nwmn 40, TIm. Wslyn 33 C. Ws" SO, WInthrop 44 Erskine 41, Coker 4 Firrum Si, Surry 74 Frostbg St. 77.0. Mason 71 Giotn Ky. 02, Cinch Vii IS Hmptfl 07. E111 COy 02 Hgh Pt. 11. Pmbrke St. 42 Lnc5wiIMd. St. Th Lyman Netters Still Unbeaten -. '- • Aki IUNTI.IYI Keusy esim 3L ma.,.., a. 00h 4L Zl,m 3$, Lmisn ..Pewns44,Ilffsi5 , ftoo Sisky is Wrestling Districts wat&i.se it Bmry&Hwy 53 Unisys 77 W. Car. 43. Pushy 40 Wm&Mery 41, Dsvdso 42 "Be Limsijns 04 Leonard Faces Toughie -MUM BEACH (UPI) — Olympic gold med1istSigar Ray Lionardfacesaboz.r hLghorwsej for theft,m.jnhiscum Sunday when he meets Canadian mId,welghL champion Fsrnaad Ma,cette ig a *rosmd W. I4onsrd is 114 sInce turning pro in 1T7. Rk.d the No. 10 wsltsrweigti by the World :•BoCasjcflaad seventh by the World Boxing Assoditlon, Leonard faces what c44 be his toit teat is a prthilonal .MarCotte whose record is 31+2, has bees lbs (ni4Iaa &1w.ig êianp for the last fO.i 1.111.11. MISs lrd. 52, Nrffiwwrn 17 .-•-.-- ..--- II, III U L 515. Midi. St. 40, Iowa 17 Miles.ti74,AtWisconsin 72 ,. MI.. Iüns.ua T.Luuiiuuk UUUUU UuUUiU,uU 11v5flv174.W&sh43 W. III. 75. Ynistes, 77 Iiu*wu1 NOsy NIl 72.__ 05, $6643 DUlard U. flujsles U 1 __ $chiM'iti1laI$pd $ 044 vldery Ow Lauburg as liv. J. S.YMAO (M)a umsi 11. Gob 14, Pier 16 INmSeu1 14 Lsee 13, 111mw 1. TOM $4114141. . 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Lynn's boys ran their 7% Ldw ftedby 30 iSif rsoud to 44 wIth a I'S ______ ________ 1 - ................... keffi ._ GAINESVIIJ' (UPI) The Florida Gators new head football coach, O*rlsy Poll, hired the final assistant for his staff Thursday, choosing Elroy Morand to coach Florida's runnWS backs. Morand served last year as a receivers coach on the University of Miami staff of Lou Saban, now coach at Army. He is a paduate of Oak's Howard High, where he was a star quarterback; played quarterback and defensive back for Plorida A&M and In the Bhsray all-star game, aØN Skdmre 74, Clmbla.Grn 70 $prng Grdn 47, Wdnr 45 W. Chester 11, Lehigh 47 W. Liberty 73, Salem 72 ______ •. - Morand Joins Gatori •1.' ALL MW ,+ • $aToomm 11111111 • in TO Who ALLUNAM •.- • hr I.'.S 11.4 *1 a**jes. iWI uiIi•1s 1" a.a . i p at t- spa" rstago ,i Simms; Of ML od tm 5s. John Jay 60, Manhttnvl 11, Lehman 49 MI. V.Mry'iN, $SIWd IS Ruur5 _____ - TAMPA (UP ASi. tense NFL AAft delesive ad QLiW+'ibs" Colgate 54. 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P.M. fley 1ast now Washington Redskin quarterback Joe Thelsmann finished third ($27,000) and former Green Bay running back Jim Taylor was fourth ($10,050). Anaw.r Coil.g. Bask.tball "pI"Ip ______ + - ' my is Dog Racing - Raiders ' Coach OAZLAIW, III (WI) — "I'n 10 in 01 the Tim Plurea, win ,g fIMbtaud 4 evw _______ original Raiders, will to (501*IfllN the ___ ____ Henderson 0 SANPOID.ORLANDO THURSDAY NIGHT P1151 Race, 1.14. D: Portland Placid guard Dave 12 40 3.20 310 Twardzlk on the Injured macye list 4 Easy Eddie 1420 540 and said they would sign wime IPro Model 340 2 HurrkaniWadi Smith to replace him. (44.2) 37241. Time Boston Signed cinti' Tom 0(44) U. 314$. Barter to a multi-year contract. Second IKe, .Di 1340 4.00 4.10 S Running Fool 1 Jaunty Jill 5.20 4.40 4.40 3 Stevie 0(14)41.111 P (Ii) 41.31; TIll. 2 377.41; OD (44)100.0; Time coach No ON tesn. quality 01 the OlvI RuGeneral M.aegsr Al Davis den." uwowcsd Thureday Flares, Al a P113'*n for the Raiders, I\ ,4 IM rumored as the neat coach, Flores U ranks as the dub's Mow m Woi4dhideedtahao,irf.rJoho ihirêbsM all4ime pea.,, with M772EZ.' MM edmo'' I 0.0/0.1 became of an ulcer. The terms He passed for a recoid ala /// 7%* 01 Flares' contract were 'not touchdowns in a wild 304 win f/jff(9 revealed, oven Hoedon in 73• 11a4'F "1'tgulitInlutdmy01 OF771F$0? lIfe,"add Florea,41, who has q,t,6Fb7 I . . Tulsa 71, Creighton 45 New Orins IS, So. Fla. 73 UsUtBeU Flores Selected I/MMY S. Oakland — Named Tom Flares as head coach, succeeding John Madden. ____ BUSTERINGCE N.M. St. S3, Wchta St. 73 Nchlls 107. Miss. Coil 73 N. Tax St. 104. Tsx.Arl ft NE La. 114, Ga. Sthrn 74 Okia. Chris IL PhUps U Transactions - Morgan, Andy Bean, San Diego Open winner Fuzzy Zoeller and J.C. Snead. II.6. Gs#rKIs ____ Langston II, Cent St. 74 SMU N. ICU 77 NSA Th*IdSy'I huSh N.J. 1, Detroit 105 Houston 134, Mll 1$ 5nhgyCau1klng, HONOLULU (UPI) Ben Crenshaw won the 1976 Hawaiian Open with a record score of 18under-par 270 but this year a score like that might not make the first five, and maybe not the first 10 if the weather holds for the last three rounds. In the opening round of the $300,000 event Thursday, played in perfect calm, 91 players shot under par, led by Lenny Wadkins, Jay Haas and 13d s'tkow toci in the tt," the 1pedMaresttsssI 'lbeftrst rosmdwlfl tell. wtit *wUlbsUbs Ibesb. (Iassprd) camsiat roil Ms te fl1 r" Pro Basketball She's THE lop Amateur ____ ______ _______ 91 Under Par in Hawaii As 65 Is Hardly Alone I] MISCOREBOARD Wd L16 awy 04 uwoe 01 $11 ,•; Vol - w • I [I �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening luired, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb., 1979 F Friday, Feb. 9, 1979_3 -. .. 2 LOCATIONS : TO SERVE YOU PHIL DEERE'S Ii Country rurnituro Aft DISTRIBUTORS INC. PH. 323-8322 Hwy. 46 (West is? St.) 1 Mile East of 1.4 SANFORD AND PHIL DEERE'S FURNITURE FACTORY CLOSE OUTS PH. 323.0511 300 E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD —--. ¶1 •-. ... r 1-L 1 vo Due To Prior Obligations, It Is IMPERATIVE That We HOLD An INVENTORY LIQUIDATION SALE We Know That In Order To Raise The Necessary Capital From This Sale We Must Offer: BARGAINS AT LESS THAN C BUT WE MUST DO SO REGARDLESS OF LOSS! 41 L _ TIlE OFFICIAL AWAITS THE START OF THE NIGHT'S GAME t A t .,...'&'. .L MOORE POINTS OUT FOUL AS PLAYER SHOWS DISBELIEF I Bill Moore: A 'Whistling Teacher ' LL' I WHO GETS JUMP BALL? Monday through Friday he can be found leaching social studies in his classroom at Lyman high School. From there he spends an average of 25 hours a week as the unpaid president of the Seminole Education Association( SEA). If that isn't rigorous and challenging enough, Bill Moore, 35, whistle clenched between his teeth and wearing it black-andwhite striped shirt, spends two to three nights it week running up and down gym floors as a basketball official. 1 have always liked basketball and enjoy being close to the game because of the benefit to young people, especially in teaching discipline," said Moore, reflecting on how he switched to officiating after six years as a basketball coach in Fort Myers, at Valencia Community College and at Lyman. As a member of the Central Florida Officials Association, Moore officiates mostly high school games with the rate of pay depending on the size of the school enrollment. To be eligible, a person has to register with the Florida High School Activities Association, pay a registration fee and take a rules test, said Moore, the father of three, and teacher for 14 years, nine of them in Seminole County. Because of the nature of their job, officials with their calls, sometimes raise the ire of the fans, coach or the players. When I'm at the game, it's important that I stay intense and keep everything else in the background," said the 6'l", 177-pound Moore, like the fans yelling or trying to figure out the coaches strategies," Moore said He has never been hit or threatened by anyone. A Beautiful Contemporary LIVING ROOM GROU Soft, Luxurious Orion Velvet, $2891 Like Sitting In a Cloud Take Your Choke CHAIR of Many Colors - ' $149 LOVESEAT VIATCHING CONTOUR LOUNGE $219 $259 $179 COUNTRY CASUAL PINE GROUP 7 piece beautiful leather look Naugahyde combined with durable Herculon. It features mix and match reversible cushions and the heaviest solid wood frame made. includes: sofa, chair, rocker. ottoman, 2 solid wood end tables and 1 coffee table. Loveseat only $109. Available in brown, gold or green cushions. Comparable Price '699 NITE STANDS Burl Finish, slight imperfections. 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But the Motion Picture Academy, dedicated as always to fair play and artistic excellence, lists this trio of lrodies In its annual "Reminder Ud of Eligible Releases" In the event that members may choose to vote for any or all of them This dandy huh. pamphlet Is mailed to academy members to allow voters to this picture Is all about. Ping-Chang Pan, Yin-Yin There Is, of course, no cast Shaw and Yung Yu. Clearly, this Is not an American film listed. but the pamphlet doesn't On the other hand one may wish the cast of "Starlets 'lgiilfy Its origin. For Sale" had not been Then there's "The provided. It stars Ti Al, Incredible Melting Man" starring Alex Reber, Burr DeBenning and Myron Healey. Chances are good this fihn reached Its zenith by rnhklrig the eligible list. It will get no closer toanOscar should hell freese over. refresh their memories of films and performers of im. "The Secret Life of Plants" Is not listed under documentaries or short subjects, so members are left to reflect on just what I Many coimtrles are rapreaented on the lid, Including Senegal, Brazil, Mexico, Greece and other world centers of the film art. TiJT __9 [sAfLir U: Among Hollywood filmmakers Universal was preeminent with 22 qualifiers, followed by Warner Bros. 13 and Para. mount and United Artists With 15 ea& The shorted cast of the years, excepting "The Secret Life of Plants," of cow's., was "Bully I" James Whltznore's one-mm show of Teddy Roosevelt. For breakfast, lunch and Seven days a week, any dinner. Sainbo's weltime day or night, Sambo's comes you with 181 welcomes you with delicious Items to prompt, friendly choose from. service, a wide And for kids 12 choice of your and under, there's ii favorite meals our special Tiger and prices that MtJAUMANTS B) Menu featuring 351 hot still make sense. Jud what dogs and hamburgers and All good reasons to come the family onlered.. ® to kids' dinners for onlys 1.00. Sambo's grand opening. "Coming Home," which may coiled Oscars for best picture, best actor tJon Voight) and but actress (Jane Fonda) Lists 135 cast members. Some of the listings pique curiosity If not a burning desire to see the films. For instance "The Alaska Story." A remake of "NInOOk of the North?" A dory of Russian perfidy In the whiling gro,mdo? An Eskimo love dory perhaps? 590 N. UoSo 17-92, C selberry One's curiosity is not satisfied by scrutinizing the cast of "Th. Alaska Story": Klitya KltaojI, Kyoko MItsubsyashl, EJI Okada and a couple of guys named Tom Carter and (tarles Brewer. Some titles obscure the content of movies. There were almost a dozen films In 19I$ which could have misled animal lovers for Instance, to we the following: "The Bad News Bears Go to Japan", "Silver Beers," "oines a Horseman," "The Deer Hunter," "Here Come The Tigers," "Stingray," "National Lampoon's Animal House," "Rabbit Teat," "Revenge of the Pink Panther" and "The Wild Now was remotely conosruad with the animals iara U.'bo IC., ,,-, •.. ..: I •,- - •'. •• •... •'._. S .....• I • • ... . , nwi wu a popular subject is Asia this year. 111den and CbsD4MA Lin headed the ced alibi Mad Love (bise." 'lb. Mad Monk" featured Ping Yoh and YYis amw (wits, you Will remember, abs dared. is 'dsts for Sale"). And "lb. Mad Monk . Strikes • • • •. ss$$ I 4gm: ---. --,.• ___________ Friday, Feb. 9,1979-5 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TELEVISION GUI February 9-15 0 (NBC) CBS) Joc,.nviII. Sports (NBC) ICBS) (ABC) On 4ø'o (PBS) 4o,'do • Time Out To Eat The Air Meet from Los Angeles, Cali- this first round of the Men's fornia; International Profes- Finals, from Freeport in the sional Surfers Women's Team Bahamas. AFTERNOON Championship from Hawaii; 3:15 Boxing Corner. 0 INTERNATIONAL CHAMdZ WRESTLING 'PIONSHIP BOXING Live coy5:00 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS erage of a series of bouts 2:30 Coverage of World Cup Gym- between the United States o WRESTLING QD COLLEGE BASKETBALL nastics competition from Sao National Team and the Cuban Paolo, Brazil; Part I of the National Team, from Havana, Alabama at Kentucky Great Pool Shoot-out featuring Cuba. 3:00 Minnesota Fats vs. Willie Mos4:00 (4)0 TENNIS "Grand Slam coni from Las Vegas, Nevada; 0 TENNIS "Grand Slam Of Tennis" Live coverage of a report on the Grand Prix of Of Tennis" Live coverage of the semi-finals of this event Brazil. the finals of this event featuring featuring Jimmy Connors, John EVENING Jimmy Connors, John McEnMcEnroe, Bjorn Borg and Guilroe, Bjorn Borg and Guillermo lermo Vilas in competition 7:00 against each other, from Boca 40 SOCCER MADE IN GER. Vilas in competition against each other from Boca Raton, Raton, Florida. MANY Florida. 3:30 4:30 O PROFESSIONAL © GOLF "Hawaiian BOWLERS TOUR Coverage of SUNDAY Open" Coverage of the final the $100,000 Rolaids Open round in this tournament from from the Dick Weber Lanes in Waialae Country Club in HonoAFTERNOON Florissant, Missouri. lulu. Hawaii. 1:00 4:30 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS GOLF "Hawaiian COLLEGE BASKET Coverage of Part 2 of the Great Open" Coverage of the semi- BALL UCLA at Notre Dame Pool Shoot-out featuring Mmfinal round in this tournament nesota Fats vs. Willie Mosconi 1:45 from Waiaiae Country Club in (4) NBA BASKETBALL Wash- from Las Vegas, Nevada; 90Honolulu, Hawaii. ington Bullets at Philadelphia Meter Ski Jumping from Olym. (4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR plc Hill in Lake Placid, New l6ers Coverage of hockey competiYork; continuation of live box2:00 tion featuring the NHL All-Stars ing coverage from Havana, vs. the Russian National team 0 THE SUPERSTARS Top Cuba featuring the heavy. from Madison Square Garden; male athletes compete In a weight bout with Teofilo The Los Angeles Times Track variety of sporting events In Stevenson. SATURDAY Specials Of U you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: I$oI'v'It. The Week WHITE HOUSE The White NASHVILLE Dolly Parton and House changes from gloom to Carol Burnett combine talents gaiety with the defeat of Her. to present an hour of music, AFMANOON bert Hoover by the vibrant comedy and dance from the Franklin D. Roosevelt (John Grand Ole Opry House in 1200 Atiison), but the onset of Nashville. WEEKEND SPECIALS A World War II and Maggie's 11:30 13-year-Old boy living in the retirement in 1939 drastIcally a YOUR TURN Louisiana bayou country takes change the relaxed atmosIn a stray dog. phere. (Part 301 4) SATURDAY THURSDAY tft TUESDAY O THE MERRY WIDOW 9evEVENING EVENING arty S1IIs Allan Titus and Andrew Foldi are featured In 7:00 10:00 this production of the San (2)0 CIRCUS "America Vs. (I) PRN-ORAMMY SPECIAL Disgo Opera. The World" Ed McMahon and M . Georgia Engsl are hosts for o GRAMMY AWARDS SUNDAY this Contest fSStUtIflQ John Denver hosts the 215 ca's best circus acts in ccrnp.- annual edition of these award AFTERNOON titian against other greet circus In ,o(k4 ., 230 acts from around the world. recording Industry, On fron LANSSTON Georgia state the Shrine Auditodurn in Loi 1i01 Mor Dsvid Scott recites Angel". lit. work of Langston Hughes. WEDNESDAY wit1h portrays the - I *p.. r$sncs in Africa and AmerIca. 1000 (A) (2)OWOMBI IN WHITE EVENING grist-torn nurse (Patty Duku EVENING 100 Astin) contemplates terminal. tOO (2) FROM HIM TO ETERNITY log the We of her fatally IN DRAGONS OF PARADSE The unhappily married wits fatW. and a young Intern The history, biology and hour- (Natalie Wood) of a World War (Kathryn Harrold) learns her MY tO the bdflk Of I friCtiOn II Army commander (Roy doctor-boyfriend Is married. and back Of the American sill. minnie) begins an aflaM' with (Pad 2o13) gator. , 1111am Divans), while an ax-boxer $0110:30 disc (Stove Railsback) refuses MONDAY military attempts to get him 0 ALL FOR ONE An expectant couple from Allentown, Pa,, back In the ring. (Pad I of 3) EVENING Warn about the Lamue math10:00 od of prepared childbirth. tOO (4)0 DOLLY AND CAROL IACK$TAIPS AT THE SAMBO'S— Now open in Caselberry. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 (lays a week. 590 N. U.S. 17-9'2. Best-selling author Chaim Potok will be guest at 8p.m. Sunday, Feb. 25, at "An Evening with Chaim Potok,"sponsored by the Jewish Community Cultural Enrichment Series at Temple Israel in Winter Park. Among his books: "The Chosen," •'The Promise," and his latest, "Wandering." Ticket information: 645-5933. Supertrain Stays On Its Trac k HERITAGE INN— Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. 305 S. Park Ave.. Sanford. JERRY'S RESTAURANT— Open 7 (lays a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sanford Mr Terminal, Sanford Airport. JUNGLE JOE'S— Restaurant & Super 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. JILLIE'S - Supper Club. Now open featuring entertainment nightly except Mon. in the lounge. 2700 S. Sanford Avenue, Sanford. CLUB DIAMOND— Open 7 days a week featuring the best in country music. Hwy. 17-92 South of DeBary. LAKE MONROE INN— Dining, entertainment nightly with the Inn-Mates. Dining room open Tues.Sun. 4 to 11 p.m., lounge open 'til a.m. Lake hike Monroe, Sanford. 2 OLD TIME MEDICINE SHOW - Sponsored by DeBary Area Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 10, at DeBary Fire Hall. ENGINEER'S FAIR University of Central Florida (FTU), Friday, Feb. 16 beginning 9 a.m.; - NEW YORK (UPI) — Early reports on how many viewers hopped aboard NBC's' 'Supertrain" Indicate the show chugged along without being derailed - but without attracting a steraudlence, either. The show went on the air Feb. 7 in a special two-how premiere without benefit of reviews. Maybe that was because the network had trouble with the production right down to the wire, as It said. Or perhaps Fred Silverman and Co., decided to skip the advance press and depend on .do and curiosity to draw viewers, as many critics suspect. The main opposition was a special two-hour "Charlie's Angels" on ABC. According to the Nielsen "overnight" rating reports from New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, "&ertrsin" bid the opposition is New York, but In (1cngo and Los Angulea the aisItsnce was on the side of the "Angels." CBS, which ran "SpiderMan," "Os. Day at a Time" and "lb. Jafteruons," caume in poor third. For those who missed the trsin, an machinery the r.slstaroftheshow — a gleaming silver atomicpowered vehicle that - like an automobile ad of some years ago - looks smaller on the outside, bigger on the Inside. Much bigger. Run. aft that train on Amtrak tracks would be ilke shooting a cavion bell from .. Is a Saturday, Feb. 17, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Displays and contests open to public. U.S. ARMY CHORUS Music In the Chapel Series at Rollins College, 8 p.m., Friday, Feb 16 in Knowles Memorial Chapel, Winter Park. Free to the public. - VALENTINE'S DANCE Sponsored by PolishSocial Club of Lake County, 24 p.m., American Legion Hail, Old US. 441, Mt. Dora. Music by Dave Wrobhicky's Continentals. Donation: $250. ANNUAL FLORIDA SYMPHONY BALL Saturday, Feb. 17 Netherlands Ballroom of Dutch Inn Resort Hoetl, Lake Buena Vista. Cocktail party, 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner music by the symphony orchestra. Dancing to music by Michael Carney and orchestra, 9pm. to am. Call 671.0119. Alexander Kalleo, 8:15 PIANO CONCERT p.m., Friday, Feb. ii, Greater Maitland Civic Center auditorium. Blind jazz plwI* will spin cllca j, country and disco. Admission $5; senior citizens and students, $350, Tickets at Strssps, Killers and at door. SANTO1IDIEMINOLE ART ANN. Members show, Sanford Civic Center, neon to 5p.m., Sunday, Feb 11. Rifrsilznents, 2:354 p.m. Drawing for framed art PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK Exhibit by Manuel Alvarez Bravo, the Mexican photographer, In the University of Central Florida Art Department Gallery (IWA 305) through Feb. 15. Free to public. - American - - - — - - SWEETHEART DANCE Sponsored by Polish National Alliance Lodge X1114 of Orlando at - Altarnoe*e Springs Civic Center, Feb. 17, 8- ml'gl. Price: $3 per person. Information: 2733019,2031*. 7 ART EXUImON AND ART AUCTION p.m., $ p.m. to benefit St. Mary Magdalen Home School Association, Pariah Center Social Hall, Ml MaI'nd Avenue, Altamonte Springs, Saturday, Feb. 10. Original graphics, oils and watercolors by world4amous masters such as Dell, Picasso, Mire and (tngall and award winning artists. AinIlon free. - �a ..._i__ a._...a .._.__. . —Eve. HUM, keleid, Fl. -.. .. - . - Friday, Feb. 91 flfl FRIDAY Feb.-9 help Willis and Arnold improve their grades. (4)0 SE MY VALENTINE, CHARLIE BROWN Charlie 800 Brown approach., Valentine's Day with a heart full of hope, THE GROWING YEARS but as usual, his mailbox 8:30 comes up empty. (R) (2J NBC NEWS MAKIN' IT Brothers Billy 0018 CBS NEWS and Tony overreact when they ABC NEWS learn their little sister has THE GROWING YEARS accepted a date with the neighborhood wolf. 7:00 WASHINGTON WEEK IN (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (1) MARY TYLER MOORE •'I REVEW Love A Piano" Murray consid8:30 ers having an affair when he (2) BROTHERS AND 818meets an attractive junior high TERS Harlan crowns Zipper school principal. King of Hearts at the ValenTHE CROSS-WITS tine's Day dance to call attenJOKER'S WILD tion to Zipper's date. MACNEIL I LEHRER (3[) 0 RIKKI-TIKKI-TAVI In REPORT h&. ..A .u,,,,w •1 iei U0'J U,. Rudyard Kipling's novel, a little 7:30 mongoose becomes an Indian (2) LIARS CUJS (4) THE MUPPETS Guest: family's defender against the cobras Nag and Nagalna. (A) Spike Milligan. THE MUPPETS Guest: 0 WHAT'S HAPPENINOII Dee is held for theft by a Danny Kaye. department store manager FAMILY FEUD CAROL BURNETT AND when she tries to exchange a FRIENDS Skits: "The Butler birthday present. WALL STREET WEEK And The Maid," "Mrs. Wiggins 'Greenspsn's Review" Guest: Again." DICK CAVETT Guest: Alan Greenspan, pres. and chairman, Townsend, Green. Christopher Isherwood. span And Co., Inc. 800 9:00 (2)12) DIFF'RENT STROKES Mr. Drummond hires a tutor to (2) 0 TURNABOUT Just as I 0 filih Dianion LOUNGE and PAICAG SomandPonnyoragehil the hang of being the other one, the calendar tens Penny she's Pregnant. (1) THE DUKES OF HAUARD Bo and Luke pick up pry hitchhiker with a suitcase full of troubles. a V SATURDAY 5:30 ,r and COUNTRY USA Country. Country Rock SO's Favorites And A Tribute To ELVIS SHOW Ai Jam ; 1200 Where You're A . Stranger Oy Once Session Arid Sun. NI Ists LARRY CURTIS APPEARING THURS. THRU SUN. (4) MOVIE "Strait Jacket" (81W) (1964) Joan Crawford, Diane Baker. After being reunited with her daughter following 20 years of institutionalization, a former axe murderess is suspected of returning to her old ways. (2 Hrs.) 12.37 MOVIE "Exodus" (C) (1960) Paul Newman, Eva Marie Saint. Jewish refugees escap. from British internment camps on Cyprus to Israel with the help of a brave underground leader. (3 Hrs. 55 Mine.) 1.100 (1) (2)0 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL ViMiIIs-owner Welcomes You Join Your Friends For Happy Time Club Diamond LOU NOI and PACKAOI HWY. 1742 . SOUTH if D.IAIY OPIN 7 DAYS A WIN Si AND THE SEAR (Premiere) An unscrupulous sheriff (Claude Akin,), seeking revenge on trucker BJ McKay (Greg Evigan). arrests him for hauling "white lightning." 130 (4) 8 THE WHITE SHADOW HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Coach Reeves' team gets takJones vs. Oveldo en to the cleaners, both on and RAINBOW'S END off the court, during a tourna2:00 m.ntin Las Vegas. (2)NASHV1LLE MUSIC 5 DELTA HOUSE When the Delta House is condemned, the 5 MAVERICK 5 WORLD OF THE SEA Deltas enter a welghtlitting SLACK PERSPECTiVE ON contest to win money to save THE NEWS Host: Chuck their house. 5 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC stone. "John Halifax, Gentleman" 2:30 John saves Abel's businesshe and '•• , Seabees" (B/W)Hayward. (1944) John Wayne, Susan The holiday where John falls in BWPNSTLM FOOTSTEPS "Who Is Sylvia?" Christina's uncle shows the family that TV can be a friend as well as a foe. 10:30 (2)0 DAFFY OUCK (4.). TARZAN I SUPER SEVEN PR8 MOVIE "Man Of Aran" (B/W) (1934) ColmanTiger-King, Maggie Diliane. Inhabitants fight against the seas in the barren Islands lying across Galway Bay. (1 1/2 Hrs.) ltOO w1c5wr5. 10:00 4:30 (2) 0 GOLF "Hawaiian Open" Coverage of the semifinal round In this tournament from Walaiae Country Club in Honolulu, Hawaii. WORLD WAR 11 01 DIARY 500 DONNA FARGO WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of World Cup Gymnastics competition from Sao Paolo, Brazil; Part 1 of the 1t30 Great Pool Shoot-out featuring (2)O THE JET$ONS Minnesota Fats vs. Willie Mos0 PINK PANTHER coni from Las Vegas, Nevada; a report on the Grand Prix of AFTERNOON Brazil. FIRING LINE "Boundaries Of The Press" Guests: Floyd 12:00 (2)0 IUPORD AND THE Abrams, William Rusher. GALLOPING GHOST 530 (4) BUGS BUNNY 0 KU MAW HONEYS Guest: SPACE ACADEMY Hoyt Axton. WEEKEND SPECIALS A 13-year-old boy living in the Louisiana bayou country takes In a stray dog. CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Franchising, Smoke _________ Detectors, Pensions" P MABTL1 THEATRE Country Matters: Crippled 12:30 loom" A crippled young (2) FABULOUS FUNNIES oman's sister makes off with BOIdI(ERBI s one man who might have PATALBERT ' wrled her. (A) AL.I I0STAN0 1000111111101111111.01 taO (2)0 FRED AND BARNEY OUR GANG COMEDIES I Most: Wolfman Jack. Guests:ueetL Donna Summer, Rod Stewart, Paul McCartney and Wings, Andy Glbb, Bob Dylan and the Band, Osny Reiisrty, Nick Gilder, Ted Nugent, Mac Davis, and Johnny Paycheck. ____ I CROCKETT'S VICTORY CD ONIWS GARDEN Jim Crockett dim- ( D cSSNEWS MOVIE To Be Announced. onsirates the ce and feeding 700 2:00 olcarnivorous plants. (R) 1) THE ___ GONG SHOW ® D CONSUMER 100 ___ BUYUNI __ 5HUI MAW Oue,tr Ray 8001TRAIN 5MOVIE PIdSOIThSBIUS a STAR TREK "Shore PTics, BR Anderson, Roy Acuff. Ores." (C) (1964) Uoyd_Brldg______ of Leave" Following a long I_____ So. Vera . .ow "essic takes I 0000ER MADE NI GSA. racehorse falls in love with the on a saamkigly h shore " Is tralnet(iti2Hrs... . SUNDAY ROBIN FANTASY ISLAND A beautiful heiress (Laraine Stephens) wants to get away from her dominating father; and a dying boxer (Ben Murphy) dreams of winning an Olympic medal. 1100 (2) (4)OSO NEWS MONTY PYTHON'S FLY- ING CIRCUS 11:30 0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Cicely Tyson. Guests: The Talkina Heads. MOVIE To Be Announced. MOVIE "The. Caine Mutiny" (C) (1954) Humphrey Bogart, Jose Ferrer. Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Herman Wouk, a group of officers mutiny against their captain, claiming that he is mentally unfit. (2 1/2 Hrs.) tOO 2) COMEDY SHOP 130 (2) MOVIE "Stanley" (C) (1972) Alex Rocco, Chris Robinson. A rattlesnake becomes a personal weapon of I" nge against mankind by a Vietnam veteran. 0 1/2 Hrs.) MORNING 12:30 (2)0 MEET THE PRESS 800 (4) A BETTER WAY THIS IS THE LIFE 8:30 (4) CHURCH SERVICE THE LIVING WORD AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 0 AFTER HOURS 8:45 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 700 (2) 25 COMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOl. FORUM MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION 0 JERRY FALWELL 7:30 (2) MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL (4) SUNDAY MORNING FAITH FOR TODAY PICTURE OF HEALTH 500 (2) VOICE OF VICTORY (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN 0 AIXHUMSARD SHOW MY PEOPLE SESAME STREET (R) 8:30 (2) SUNDAY MASS (4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE ORAL ROBERTS 9:00 (1 OUTLOOK WITH JOY BRYON (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING FANGFACE 0 ORAL ROBERTS MISTER ROGERS (R) 9:30 (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 0 MOVIE "Charlie Chan In Honolulu" (8/W) (1938) Sidney 418 MOVIE "The Seventh Cross" (B1W) (1944) Spencer Tracy, Hums Cronyn. A group of concentration camp eec.pies are reunited after splitting UP blowing their departure. (2 Mrs. 10Mie.)) BLACK AWARENESS SDIRECTIONS FLORIDA REPORT 100 (2) 12 COLLEGE BASKETBALL UCLA at Notre Dame 530 MINUTES Betsy Aaron reports on a migrant worker's journey from the fields to Harvard; Christopher Glenn reports on surfing as a varsity sport in southern California. PRO AND CON WASHINGTON WEEK I REVIEW (A) IN 1:30 THE LITTLE RASCALS O TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 5 WALL STREET WEEK "Greenspan's Review" Guest: Alan Greenspan, pres. and chairman, Townsend, Greenspan And Co., Inc. (A) 1:45 (I) NBA BASKETBALL Washington Bullets at Philadelphia lSers 2:00 0 MOVIE "Man In The Wilderness" (C)(1971) Richard Harris, John Huston. A man survives a brutal mauling by a huge bear, causing the astounded Indians to worship him as a god. (2 Hrs.) QTHE SUPERSTARS Top male athletes compete in a variety of sporting events in this first round of the Men's Finals, from Freeport in the Bahamas. GREAT PERFORMANCES "Solti On Tour: The Chicago Symphony Orchestra" Anton Bruckner's Symphony No. 7 is performed at London's Royal Albeit Hail. (A) 3:00 (2) MOVIE "The Hound Of 101cr, Phyllis Brooks. The The Baskervilles" (B/W) (1939) famous sleuth investigates the Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. disappearance of jewels. (1 1/2 Sherlock Holmes investigates Hr..) the mystery of a canine spirit ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) haunting an English country estate. (11 1/2Hrs.) 10:00 STUDIO SEE "Unicycles" 0 MOVIE "The Great NorthThe St. Helen's School Unicy- field, Minnesota Raid" (C) cle Drill Team in Newbury. Ohio (1972) Cliff Robertson, Robert performs gymnastic, on unicy- Duvall. The Cole Younger and James gangs decide to rob the cles. biggest bank in the West. (1 10:30 1/2 Hrs.) (2) MOVIE "White Feather" 3:15 (C) (1955) Robert Wagner, John Lund. A prospector is O INTERNATIONAL CHAMInstrumental in bringing peace PIONSHIP BOXING Live coverage of a series of bouts to the territory. (2 Hrs.) (4) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL between the United States National Team and the Cuban •THE LAW AND YOU National Team, from Havana, KIDSWORLD Cuba. ZOOM (R) 3:30 11:00 LANGSTON Georgia state (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPAlegislator David Scott recites NY the work of Langston Hughes, SPECTRUM S 0 FIRST BAPTIST which portrays the black experience in Africa and America. CHURCH AESOP "Knowing Who (A) You Are" (A) 400 4)5 TENNIS "Grand Slam 1110 Of Tennis" Live coverage of 4)0 FACE THE NATION TURNABOUT "Sharing" the finals of this event featuring The problems of single parents Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe, Bjorn Borg and Guillermo areexplored.(R) - Vilas in competition against AFTERNOON each other from Boca Raton. Florida. BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL "Beethoven's Eighth Sympho- 12:00 (4) MOVIE "The Eyes Of ny" Charles Sand" (C)(1972) Peter 410 Haskeli, Bradford Diilman. A (2) 0 GOLF "Hawaiian businessman, gifted with strange psychic powers, becomes Involved in a series of bizarre murders. (1 Hr. 45 Mint) CONSUMER BUYUNE ISSUES AND ANSWERS O INTERCOM Open" Coverage of the final round In this tournament from Walalis Country Club In Mono- lulu, Hawaii. WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of Part 2 of the Great Pool Shoot-out featuring Minnesota Fats vs. Willie Moeconi CONSUMER SURVIVAL from Las Vegas, Nevada; 90KIT "Franchising, ,$moIii Meter, Ski Jumping from.OIymDetectats, Pensions"" plc HIM in Lake Placid, New . Evening Herald, Sd, Fl. York; continuation of live box'.' MASTERPIECE THEATRE log coverage from Havana, Cuba featuring the heavy- "Country Matters: Breezi weight bout with Teofilo Ansley" Two young women are Stevenson. awakened to the elemental and passionate side of their natures 5:00 FIRING LINE "Ecumenism when they leave a jobless And Schism" Guests: Dale community. Vree, Bishop Robert S. Morse. lo:oo EVENING (4)56° MINUTES 10:30 YARNS "The 6:00 Curse Of The Claw" Gothic 50 NEWS THE ADVOCATES "Should horror comes to peaceful, pasOur Foreign Policy Include total Maidenhood where Sir Kevin Orr lives alone and Covert Action By The CIA?" rejected, In constant fear of the 6:30 hideous object which has set (2)0 NEWS his life on a tragic and terrifying (4) CBS NEWS course. 030 MINUTES 1040 WILD KINGDOM "Wildlife Rancher" David Hoperaft (2)1_2) WEEKEND Linda Ellerdreams of replacing cattle bee presents a profile on Marranching with wildlife ranching. yin Mitchelson who is representing Michelle Marvin in her community property suit (2)0 WORLD OF DISNEY A against actor Lee Marvin. spoiled Australian girl and a 1100 poor farm boy dispute over the NEWS ownership of a pet horse. (Part (2) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 1 of 2) (4)0 CBS MOVIE "Gone "Norton Buffalo And The With The Wind" (1939) Clark Stampede" (R) Gable, Vivian Leigh. The tern11:15 pestuous Southern belle Scar- (4)CBS NEWS left O'Hara meets the dashing 1130 Rhett Butler In the final days before the Civil War. (Part I of (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "The Clone Master" (1978) Robyn 2) 01111 OSMOND FAMILY Douglas, Art Hindle. A HOUR Guests: Andy Gibb, biochemist clones thirteen replicas of himself and uses Ruth Buzzi, Paul Lynde. THE FORSYTE SAGA them to thwart the planned "Birth Of A Forsyte" Irene and destruction of a top-secret Jo marry, as do Soarnes and cloning project. (A) Annette. Annette gives birth to @11 MOVIE To Be Announced. NEW AVENGERS An agent a girl. Fleur, and Irene to a boy, known only as "The Fox" tries Jon. to stop the Avengers from 8:00 Identifying him through a print 0 NBC MOVIE "One he left on an antique car. Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" JUKEBOX (1975) Jack Nicholson, Louise 0 AFTER HOURS Fletcher. A high-spirited and 12:00 totally unconventionai man is THE F.B.I. 'The Minerva committed to a mental Institulion, where he proceeds to dis- Tapes" rupt the general order and 0 NBC LATE MOVIE leads the other patients In a "Stranger in The House" protest against their strict (1975) Keir Dullea, Olivia Hussey. A psychopathic colnurse. MOVIE "Elvis" (Premiere) lege student terrorizes a sororlKurt Russell, Shelley Winters. ty house because of his twisted Elvis Presley rises from his love for one of its residents. (A) Impoverished upbringing In 12:45 Memphis, Tennessee to CBS LATE MOVIE "Street become one of the most popu- Killing" (1976) Andy Griffith, lar and influential entertainers Bradford Dillman. A prosecutIn the history of show business. ing attorney attempts to prove O DRAGONS OF PARADISE a murder was ordered by the The history, biology and jour- underworld. ney to the brink of extinction 1:30 and back of the American alll(3) NEWS gator. (4)00 ([2) 0 0 . 0 0 Poets rm These poems are by elementary schoolers f rom Seminole County, They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob WLshoff of Ovtedo. Pupils are ¶ generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write. ever me iheer drama She's ihet, Usa DICier. The driver threw the gas sit Icrissed the girt series the dfod and aaet 44impalhat heat" I saw a flowered wall. Kara Provost own MMJR JRU JRRRER _ WINEEME =WIEM =01 NEW CREWMEN WN MEN _au 12MEW&ME Ia ANNE ANNE ACROSS Newbari was Or Hartley 4 Roman one hundred fifty one 7 Philippine tree tO Modern Persia 12 Peruse 39 Decorates 42 Actress Garson 44 Vocally ex hausted 48 Actor Bolger 49 Roster 51 Genuine 52 Danish money 53 Time past Nemean - ' 27 Wise bird 28 Sandpiper 29 Take notice (abbr I 30 Tony Randall's monogram 32 Actor Landon 45 Actor Robert 46 Satisfy 47 Otherwise 48 Actor Steiger 50 Pewter coin 13 Skin layer 19 Hardwood tree 21 Follower (suffix) 23 Author Zola 24 Asian gazelle 25 Actor Howard •. (poetic) 54 Places 35 Presidential nickname 37 Boxing term 38 Russian rulers 40 Weird (variant 41 Sag 42 Railroad station (French) 43 Michael (Another World) games • 14 Actress 55 Lair Laraine 56 Close friend 15 Clark Kent's 57 Actress friend Sandra Lois DOWN 16 Ivy League college 1 Bixby 17 Summer in stars Paris in Hulk 18 So. Ameri 2 Evangelist can rumi Roberts nants 3 Hindu 20 Dickens giant character (myth.) Heep 4 Actor 22 Regards Bill highly 5 Meadow 24 Evangelist 6Worih Billy 7Mental 26 Actor picture Rip 8 English 30 Also resort city 31 Blue pine 9 Affirmative 33 Network vote 34 Frog genus 11 Site of the 36 Actor Rich . S40II'TI40 '-• I I •. . H V I 1 S 0 H . .- hull 'I 1 I '.%H I LI II .-- , ii • I I S V H I I I I V ', V 1 lV H '. '\ Ii i R E S T A U R A N T , 'v,.eeee..esesee..eeeeeeee• C rry VS : LOGE aini d LOUNGE C OVERLOOK THE RUNWAYS 323-0501 PH. SANFORO e $ANPORD AIR TERMINAL e Sunday Brunch 10 A.M. . 2 P.M. All You Can Eat Includes salad bar she lay Is the middle of the street It was her fault she always hated me Laura KkIs I am Ii a car A lady Is leaulig Ii the Friday, Feb., 17-7 No amMA JRRJ JURR REEM Ju a track came alsue as $ dark stage waiting A Ballet Light comes rallied I cu't do It WrLIIJ 5 SECOND CITY TV 5 RIPPING 2 2:00 MOVIE "The Train" (B/W) (1965) Burt Lancaster, Paul Scofield. A French leader attempts to say, his country's art troesures after a German office, smuggles them out of the country. (2 Hrs. 25 Mm,.) Feb. 11 11IIIIII0I0 (2) I (2)0 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Martin Mull. Shelley Winters, Fib Conway, Jim Siegelman. ®THE NEWLYWED GAME MOVIE To Be Announced. BARETTA An escaped convict seeking revenge on Baratta learns that his girlfriend is romantically involyed with Tony. (A) LARRY CURTIS 730 "' CAIIIOIDCAMERA M (I) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER HEROES OF ROCK 8.00 ROLL Films from the careers of some of the rock world's (4) C1111ACKERSIARREL biggest stars, including EM. STHE LAW AND YOU Presley. the Beatles. Chubby S HOT FUDGE Checker and the Rolling taO Stones, are combined with (2) A BETTER WAY Clips from performances In this (4) FARM AND HOME salute to rock 'n' roll hosted by SPECTRUM Jeff Brkjon. THE LUCY SHOW 0 VOPLE Guest: Varnon Jordan, Executive Director____ 700 2 PROFILES WI EDUCATION of the National Urban League. SLACK AWARENESS BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 0 aJ'aMArimm a aa..Sacmia e.aaWWI= I 9:30 (2)0 HELLO, LARRY Diane 7:30 formation and operations of love (Part 2) decides to hitchhike to Los Lai BAY CITY ROL1.ERS 330 Angeles In order to attend a (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY the seabees while in China are WELCOME BACK. KOTTER depicted. (2 Hrs.) beach party. 030 MINUTES Epstein and Mr. Woodman's PROSE A look at the diffiANIMALS ANIMALS AM- S WRESTliNG culties of the handicapped MALI "The Lizard" 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL niece, a beautiful college student, decide to live togethAlabama at Kentucky trying to get around In 0 ANIMAL FRIENDS er. FLORIDA REPORT "normal" surroundings. 1:00 JULIA CHILD AND COM300 10 (2)0 YOGI'S SPACE RACE PANY "VIP Lunch" (2) 0 SWEEPSTAKES A (4)0 POPEYE (4). TENNIS "Grand Slam 900 Of Tennis" Live coverage of circus couple (James Coco, SCOOSY'S ALL-STARS Rue McClanahan), a pickpockPAINT WITH NANCY the semi-finals of this event (4)5 CBS MOVIE "Flatbed featuring Jimmy Connors, John Annie & Sweetleple: Lady et and his victim (Mark Share, "White Daisies" McEnroe, Bjorn Borg and Gull- Truckers" (Premiere) Annie Arlene Golonka) and an unhap8:30 lermo Vilas in competition Potts, Kim Darby. Two young pily married couple (Joan against each other, from Boca women join forces to keep an Hackett, Patrick Macnee) are (2)0 FANTASTIC FOUR CONSUMER SURVIVAL Raton, Florida. expensive trucking rig out of finalists in the lottery. KIT "Franchising, Smoke Guest: Ver- the hands of repossessors and V,l. PEOPLE (4)5 DALLAS Pam believes Detectors, Pensions" non Jordan, Executive Director hijackers. J.R. framed her brother Cliff for LOVE BOAT "Dreamship" of the National Urban League. M the murder of Julie Grey and . Hans Conreid; "Best Of moves out of the house. (Part 2 (2)0 GOOZILLA SUPER 60 3:30 Friends" Ben Murphy, Donna of 2) (4)5 ROAD 5 PROFESSIONAL Pescow; "Aftermath" Richard CONGRESSIONAL OUT- RUNNER BOWLERS TOUR Coverage of LOOK "Campaign Financing" CROCKETT'S VICTORY the $100,000 Rolalds Open Anderson, Diana Muldaur. THE MERRY WIDOW BevGARDEN Jim Crockett teach- from the Dick Weber Lanes in erly Sills, Allan Titus and is the art of bonsai and props- Florissant. Missouri. 10:30 gatlon by leaf cutting. (R) A look at the diffi- Andrew Foldi are featured in TURNABOUT "Sharing" cultles of the handicapped this production of the San 9:30 The problems of single parents Diego Opera. SUPEMFRIENOS trying to get around in are explored. JULIA CHILD AND COM- "normal" surroundings. 9:30 11:00 PANY "Birthday Dinner" (2)0 ROCKFORD FILES An 400 (2) (4)500 NEWS ex-con (George Loros) believes 10:00 5 NOVA "Patterns From The Rockford DICK CAVETT Guest: to be responsible for CINEMATIC EYE "Man 01 Past" The world of the Q'eros Grace Paley. his Imprisonment and seeks Aran," Robert Flaherty (Irish: Indians of the Peruvian Andes 1934) Is patterned on that of their revenge. 11:30 Now Featuring Recording Artists Feb. 1O and cuff.., faa, ate. 301 Plus Tax r,RI. 1 4 pm, III 7 p.m, The Nicest Buffet and Salad Bar In Town. All You Can Eat. Includes Ceffee, Tea etc. WIDE SCREEN TV IN THE LOUNGE $3 s BANQUET ICATERING F : : 0 . 1 • �8—Evening Herold; Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 'Fever' Daytime Schedule Burns U P MORNING And Out -The House" has become a dropout before it ever really entered the television schedule. That's "Co-Ed Fever." The announcement the show was expelled before ever went into its scheduled Monday night slot cane after the sitcom- ranked jn the top 20 in the Nielsen ratings for the week ending Feb. 4 in a special preview presentation. it / . . " Co-Ed Fever" ranked 19th In the Nielsens, but that's deceiving. It was assured a good rating because it was slipped Into OH BROTHER the half-hour shirttail Big brother might not be watching when Billy following the Sunday movie Rocky, toprated show of Carter makes his dramatic debut as a deputy sheriff in an upcoming CBS movie. Actually, the week. More significant, perhaps, there was some question that anyone might is the fact that while 52 get to see his performance in "Flatbed Annie percent of the people viewing & Sweetiepie: Lady Truckers." Following the television were tuned in to splattering of Billy's good-or-boy image by his "Rocky," only 36 percent repeatedly controversial remarks, "The watched "CO-Ed Fever." CBS may have been in. Hollywood Squares" cancelled a series of TV episodes that the president's brother had fluenced by the Initial lack of taped. It was suspected the same might o?"BtOth! happen to "Flatbed Annie." But, bad news or &Sisters" and the tailing off, after an auspicious star o not, CBS is sticking with brother Billy. ABC'S Viewers can catch his latest act Saturday. ''he network didn't flatly cancel the show, but there ,— currently are no plans to air it. ______ CBS announced two new Ou Factory Trained shows. One Is "Billy" which Tethnjclans Service may remind you tbemovie "Billy Uar." It's a halt hour sitcom about a 1111-year-old of Imported boy whose Walter-Mitty and trucks. Our prices will style dreams can make " / pleasantly surprise you. / reality a nhglthnare. The Monday, Feb. 4444 N. 117-911 Loniwood, PI. $31131$ time) to be followed by the previously announced "P'Iatbh_" mm (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORNING (WED) (4) 0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (4) 0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0000 MORNING AMERI CA C SESAME STREET 7:28 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000MORNINGFLORIDA NEWS 7:30 (I) TODAY 0000 MORNING AMERICA SERVICE_I* -. ALL MAKES ____ cars ____ ' show gm on BAIRD-RAY DATSUN Ask Dick 0 RYAN'S HOPE PASSWORD PLUS (12) (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ODSTUDIO SEE (MON, TUE. 1:00 THU. FRI) (2) (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ) FOOTSTEPS (WED) (1) MIDDAY 8:25 THE YOUNG AND THE 0 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MOANING FLORIDA RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (12) NEWS 1:30 8:30 (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (])1 12) TODAY AS THE WORLD 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- (4)0 TURNS CA LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 2:00 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 9:00 (2) (4) DONAHUE 2:30 0 MY THREE SONS (2)02) THE DOCTORS 0 MOVIE (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT am DINAHI 3:00 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO. (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD GRAMMING 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 9:30 0 STUDIO SEE 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 3:30 9:55 M'ASH (A) UPBEAT I) ELECTRIC COMPANY 10:00 4:00 (12) CARD SHARKS (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) (4) THE 000 COUPLE (MON WED, FRI) 10:30 YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPE (4) (2) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS CIAL(THU) E PRICE IS RIGHT (4)0 TH HGAN8 HEROES 11:00 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS (MON. TUE. THU, FRI) 0 HAPPY DAYS (R) 0 KIDSWORLD (WED) (12) MAKE MELAUGH 11:30 (2)112) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 SESAME STREET (K) 0 LOVE OF LIFE 4:30 0 FAMILY FEUD ® MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED 11:55 0 UERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. III NEWS THU. PAl) C AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL AFTERNOON (WED) 02) ROOKIES ioo 500 (2) JEOPARDY (1)L BURNETT AND 0D THE YOUNG AND THE ppjjn RESTLESS MARY TYLER MOORE 0 0 NEWS MISTER ROGERS (N) IEDUCATIONAL PRO. Ij4 6:30 NEWS (2) 1210 coupt. (2) NEWS C MERV GRIFFIN (WED) (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOUOR-02) BEWITCHED ROW OVEREASY MONDAY (4)0 0 ACADEMY LEADERS Feb.12 Time Out Of War." "One-Eyed Men Are KIngs." "Slsyphus" dren crate a monster.to scars end "The Dove." 10:00 her off the property. C'Il D F'i un )SCS$ MOVIE "Gone (4)OLOUGMNTL0uI.ars LUD 1 IMNIW$ w#hmswInd"(1e39)clark th tacoiumnwrftten byaT,lb Gais,VJ..sto- reporter(BsnPlsua)haslncitmy mdags of Rhelt Butler od a six-time killer to strike I PH. 323.1O6 Slfl. and8carlsttO'Haralsfuflsr S. sANIO*2vf.sANpoRD tested AUSTiN CITY LIMITS by her 0 prolesood love _ SONNEWS for Ashley Wilkes (Part2ol 2) ABCNEWS ALL-STAR FAMILY PEUD 1100 T*.S.J4 The Casts of "Eight Is Enough," 0 Al MANBEHAVES (j) ••0NEWS OPINING "Fwiuy," "Love Boat," end Too "Welcome Back, KOttir," corn. A I (!I r I EI?L MARY 1YLEN MOORE "A P (2)C show FEl, THRU SUN. (Fib .1Oi1) M0Y11 JOURNAL lonotIm dockles to On with her — Carter And Country A _____ howhim WW Ji-. IIt -.3 ' .' him Ocambir 187$ con$.renc. on W THINIWLVWSDSAMI P*iC OF U 111110010 Fin nock. "Amorta And The cww ford becomes unwIIIiI LUNCNIONOID'N WILD __ .., fll0CtiflOS ofInv ____d in,1s!mIItown_dirty MACNEIL I LIHAIR he Is 11no to __ tlmeinntslPastods. In SPOUCISTORYJos ForINTIITAIN5 IN THE LOUNI NIGHTLY AT THE ss (2)LIARSCLUS synG,)NOLLVW000SOIMRSS WHITE HOUSE The White dICSI saii in pmography ' from IN SEARCH OP "Ole. to Is muscling Its way onto his beat. t Hoovef by #0 vftwl HAPPY HOUI flkflD R00vi1t (boIm •THE P.LL m. Judas 5t the NOS Guest: MadelIne o Goal" 4,7 World War 11 and Magght's DIINKS2PO SDICKCAVITT Guest AL XW •CSS LATE MOVI Phore. (Part 3of 4) "MeMOm And W1W. Two Doi. THE • i WAS IaOnTroubleToy41fl"(1g73) (2) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE WON Joelt encounters a beau. ROCk Hudson, Susan Saint PfVJRII When Mrs. Cisson pij raa RANQUITFACILITIISAND James. McMlNan learns that tali.s po on of en elderly in en someone Is trying to murder the InQile chll. oipaj fiu wl,j busi, loan's eatys uncle, a prominent ... . . .1 • •... • '• horse Owner. •• ' : . •. • . DEAR DICK: Is Micky Moe really 50? 1 think be's 52. 7 *thday, lUcky. SARAH KUIPERS, Scheoleraft, It depende on when you're counting from. The Disney people have decided that Micky was born the day that his first short was first shown publicly. And "Steamboat Willis" made its debut at the Colony Theater, in New York, on Nov. 1$, im. So they figure StIcky had his 50th birthday this pad Nov. 18. Of course, Walt Disney created Micky some time before that but people count birthdays from the day the baby makes his first public appearance, not from the moment Of conception. - DEAR DICK: Please give me all the lifermatiss yea can go Katherine McGregor, who plays Mrs. Oust an "Little Home On the Prairie." What ether pictures has she played In? How old Is she, Is she married or single? She Is a very good actress, but I have never sees her before this show OREE BEASLEY, Athens, Ga. This Is her first major expomre as an actress, although she has been on many soap operas and spent some years working in regional theater, all over the country. She was born in Glendale, Calif., but raised in Wyoming and Colorado. Her mother, an ex-vaudevillian, put her in dance class when she was 3, and she's been performing ever since. Her age is top secret, and she is currently a divorcee she says, "I had two bid marriages and almost ruined my health with all that fun. Thank God that I found my religion and Alcoholics Anonymous. Life has been better since." - DEAR DICK: Could you please give me the name of the song they sang AT THE WEDDING IN "Superdad"? It went something like: "These are the best times, the memeats we can't let slip away." Could you please tell me who wrote It and where I could get a copy? TERRY THOMAS, Hurley, Mo. "These Are the Best Times" Is the exact title, and it was written by Shane Tatum. Write to the Disneyland Music Company In Burbank, Calif., and they can tell you about getting a copy. DEAR DICK: Can you settle an argument was Vincent Price bern In America or England? J.F.C., Tuesot, Arts. - He was born In St. Louis, Mo. I think that's America. DEAR DICK: How can you get on "The Newlywed Game?" ANNA KROM, Roseburg, Ore C SOUNDSTAGE "Eddie Rabbitt' 8:30 6..Oo 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Len(2) (4)0002) NEWS O MAN AND HIS ENVIRON- fly falls madly In love with Laverne. MENT 900 6:30 (2) (ED NBC NEWS 0 THREE'S COMPANY Janet, terrified by a mouse In (4)0 CBS NEWS her room, agrees to switch ABC NEWS O MAN AND HIS ENVIRON- beds with Jack. OTHE HOLLYWOOD MUSIMENT CA' "Kiss Me Kate" (C) 7O0 (1953) Kathryn Grayson, How. (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME aid Keel. Two stars, once mar. (4) MARY TYLER MOORE ned to each other, battle as "Menage-A-PhyIIis" Mike, the man Phyllis dates for Intellectu- much off stage as on. (2 Hrs.) 910 al purposes, creates a triangle when he starts dating Mary Q TAXI Alex unwittingly arranges a blind date for Elaine too, and a U.S. Congressman. 0(12) THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD 10:00 MACNEIL / LEHRER CIRCUS "America Vs. • ....... . clog" (1977) John Huston, 1100 Shelley Winters. An 80-foot octopus, enraged by the (2)(4) 0002) NEWS undersea activities of an •DICKCAVETT oceanographer, goes on the 11:30 rampage near a small CaliforTONIGHT Most: Johnny nia community. Carson. Guest: James Stewart. @D MOVIE "Inside Daisy c4) THE NEWLYWED GAME Clover' (C) (1986) Natalie JONES Barna. Wood, Christopher Plummer. A by learns that the murder of a new Hollywood starlet has seaman was connected with trouble adjusting to the show the man's smuggling activities. business society of the thirties. (R) (2 Hrs.) ABC MOVIE "Revenge For 0 CBS MOVIE "Crisis In Mid. A0 Rape" (1976) Mike Connors. Air" (Premiere) George Robert Reed. A mild-mannered Peppard, Karen Grassle. An geologist turns into a ruthless aging air traffic controller killer after his wife is raped. (A) becomes caught in a life-and. 12:40 death situation when a crazed 0 CBS LATE MOVIE 'Bana. gunman refuses to allow a dis- cek: The Vanishing Chalice" abled aircraft to land. (1973) George Peppard, Cesar HAPPY O DAYS FonzIe turns Romero. Banacek investigates Ralph into a dashing romantic the seemingly impossible theft while Marion transforms Loath- of a Greek chalice valued at 15 or Tuscadero Into a lovely lady million dollars. for a military ball. . .• .... .-................-.-... New AIII") II I I • 1YLANDU :.:::::: . * .::::: ,... ,.. -. . ::::- . .• •• lip . - .:. ---- 1At6 TRE (E71E'~S AJD V-5G THE (WE 5Hcwii To ThE &JAME OF A QDIZ H&J. e ... , ( SW 'S" II l IVM Uftd ys*IW Syn&CMI. 1i ANs\ re TAfi (_Açi' VANIfte - 1_________________ 1 1 I 1 1 LI I I j IHIAMEl IGIUIPJI k'i mIyIii.j - ("uii'i'i!'i'") Hwy. 17•92 PLA1A I 1:45 EVE SAT.. SUN. MATINEE 2:00 ONLY :SS - osuv#av Frist , get married. Then apply to the game, In care Quick Barns Productions, 1313 North Vine St., Los Angeles, Calif., 90028, and they will send the in- 1 - p Pt DE 1AA - DONALD CONNERY SUTHERLAN t' " and LESLEY-ANNE DOWN ' FLAZA 11 CUNT EA$TOO of you 400 formation. DEAR DICK; I have beard that they are going to take "Battlestar Galactia" off the air becuue they have a low rating.If this ishue, I want to know lt. And I would like to sometlag shout Richard Hatch Is be married, and How old is he? DEANNA HUFF, WhIteivIlle, Ky. bow SUPPER CLUB - No, they're not going to pull the plug on that show yet. The ratings are not as high as they had hoped, but they have too big an investment in It to kill it so soon. Hatch is not married and he's somewhere In his late 20s. Presents •• _, -------________ • .-- . DEAR DICK: Iheard that Jimmy McNichol was going to have We own talk show called "Hollywood Tee.." Was this aromsr.rlslttroe? Uft!strue, when will ltdart? W8,9 Pert Mesdy, LC,, Ca., It's not only true, ft'a been on the air since July. It is a syndicated show, and that means local stations have to buy it before they can show it. Apparently no station in your area bought it yet. It does have 90 markets, however. DEAR DiCK: Phi.., settle abet for me. It seems I. me that I read in yew csIa that Robert Blake of one "loath" she played 1Ilfa in "The Little Rascals." My friend says Iam wring. LL ANDREWS, Ly.ebbog. You're wrong, but only In detail. Blake was one of that giroungy groop for a while, but as Mickey (his real - - name), not w Alfalfa. Alfalfa was wethsr guy, who grew uptobsOnts. ,,..'Jt• ftOH WAY BUT KENNY ARLEDGE Former Texas Troubadour with Ernest Tubbs Also has appeared onTVwith Dolly Parton, Porter Wagoner, the Louisiana Hayride and other shows. WESTERN STAR : 9- 40 KENNY ARLEDGE and the SUPERBILLI5 E LOOsE 7:30 :35 SAT., SUN. 2:1S ONLY s I ;! 2 (VILLANDH 9 L UOUI NATIONAL LAMPOON WENT TO COLUGi, THIN **1I=_.TVN MTIRHUDI AND csoso WENT -UPIN Tilt THIN "S IN SANFORD INN • Mat SR 46 Sanford - For R*smatfi4941WMmANAw . goom ISTATID OUT NIVIR DUPUCATID' -•--) THE LAST CHANCI TO SEE ... THE ONE — THE ONLY ORIGINAL. APPEARING NITELY-1:I4Ie 1:36 Monday thrv Saturday W.dwaày NIts.AU Ladles Dàks ½ PrIce TILL 3:00 ALL .&3 SEATS SAT. . SUN. ADULTS 2.50 STUDENTS CHILD UNDER 12 1.25 OVER 60 1.15 COUNTRY & - --- .., IV0 O. REPORT The World" Ed McMahon and Georgia Engel are hosts for 7:30 this contest featuring Amen. (2) LIARS CLUB ca's best circus acts in compe. (4) MATCH GAME P.M. NEXT STEP BEYOND "Sin tition against other great circus acts from around the world. Of Omission" 'O SHA NA NA Guest: Paul (4)0 THE PAPER CHASE Kingsfleld assigns reluctant Anka. (12) CAROL BURNETT AND Hart the task of tutoring an Steve Affirmative Action Program FRIENDS Guest: student (Denise Nicholas). Lawrence. DICK CAVETI 0 STARSKY & HUTCH Hug. gy Bear refuses to tell Starsky Friday, Feb., 197-9 - I urri EVENING Weiner ii 8:00 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 (12) PTL CLUB 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPANY (MON) (1) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (TUE) (K) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WØ) (4) 30 MINUTES (THU) (4) CRACKERSARREL (FRI) O NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY O SUNRISE 8:30 (2) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (WE, FRI) (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) (K) KUTANA THE LITTLE RASCALS 0:49 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR 740 (2)(12)TODAY (4)0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING NEW CBS answer to "Animal YORK (UP!) TUESDAY Feb. 13 1:30 HOW TO SUCCIID WITH THE OPPOSITE SEX �10—Evening Nr.ld, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 9, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'The Amityville Horror' Pop, Rock,, Folk, Disco And All That Jazz His Clothes A Monument To Mess By DiCK KLEU'4ER sold so well is pretty good scene with James Brolin and feel. He was a very down-10 '• HOLLYWOOD (NEA) — proof that it works for the Margot Kidder, as George earth sort, and I think he "Thdh Is the highest thing," public. And I think you'll we and Kathleen Lutz, In bed. would have stayed. wrote Geoffrey Chaucer that It Is entertaining. And, "Let's have a little rain "He's the kind of person centuries ago. actually, the fact that the and some wind," Rosenberg who tries to find a "Whether or not this is Lutses (that was the real called, and he also got some reasonable solution to true is not germane," says family) moved out of that lightning flashes, too. Then everything. The Stuart Rosenberg today. house after 2$ days, leaving he cut the action, saying he phenomenon In the house Both men could be right, behind everything they thoiht Miss Kidder should where the walls sweat Chaucer was speaking owned, says something." have some perspiration on Ligzisthe kind who assumes philosophically. Rosenberg They weren't able to shoot her face. that means a leak Is talking about a movie, and in the actual house involved, "A little shprltz for the somewhere. I think he 'night philosophy seldom enters in Amityville. lady," the assistant director eventually have found a into m41ak4ng. It has been bought by called, and the make-up man Stuart Rosenberg is another family who wanted rushed over and squired directing the movie version some drops on Margot's . . . ofJayAnson'shugebeatface. ___ 'ii. might sail looked 0 S a.• selling book, "The His I Amityville Horror." ____ character, Lutz, became, so .. Li m• sjang•117 The book wusupposed to agitated by the eves*alntbe . .. . be the true story of a fwily . house that, for the last two . ...'.. . . . . . .. who bought a home on Long weeks or no, he didn't shave reasonable explanation to that house' or shower or change his the events lnthat house." Wand and, ln*days, were : Broiln had been In the Et scared Into moving by the no part of the movie project clothes. . •.' . So Brolin had a two-week Prior to the filming of "11w . . eerie events that happened and, as a natter of fact, the in the house. township of Amityville growth bf beard and was Amityville Horror," Rosenberg's point Is that, wouldn't allow any filming dirty and his clothes were a shooting "Night of the Juggler." He says he went, JAMES BROLIN from the standpoint of the there. momunei* to Mess. "My feeling," Brolin says, on his own, to Amityville to movl&rnaker, whether or They found a house in not the whole thing really Toms River, N.J., that "Is that Lutz might still be lock the tainous house over, people" he says, "who "Testament," written by "I drove around and took believes that anything Is David Morrell, which be happened Is not important. nearly matched and wre able living In that house, it it "To me as a director," he to make some changes so it hadn't been for wanting to some pictures," he say& Pbuible, but I have to see for says Is about a cult figure . "The polke followed we and myself before I am Con- and how an Investigative says, "the Important thing Is became virtually Identical. protect his family. "I new met the man, but locked at me strangely, but vinced. And I have never joiwnalM Is hounded by the - does It work and Is It They are fini'hlng up here, just from what I have heard they didn't try to stop me. I seen anything strange or cult when be begins a probe entertaining? with the Interiorss, "The fact that the book As I watched, there was a about him, that's the way i found that the Lids house, weird." into its activities. which used to be black, has But, he says, when he read "Ultimately," Brolin says, I I now been painted a bright the bock, "The Amityville 'qt becomes a tale 1 surwhite and yellow, except for Horror," he admits that for vival when the cult forces I III the boathouse door, which ls the next few nights he left the him Into the Rockies. The still black, and that makes light on. book was written long before for a very odd contrast." Mvlin, like 20 Many Of his the Jim Jones People's Brolin's own beliefs: c011elligms, is going into Temple cult affair, but there "I am one of those production. He owns a book, are very strange parallels." did it." Danielle Spencer, who was seen on the air. stars as the irrepressible TM reaction to Danielle Danielle was born on June ' V L i US'.' 10:00 I Dee on ABC's "What's was fantastic," one of her 24,1910,inthe Bronx lnNew VT (4)u. DOLLY AND CAROL IN U I ..I I "h a • I producers commented. .1 v. ('Itt, QI.. lived UVW there NASHVILLE fl,Ik. Parton and flair for comedic timing, "Although we think we with her mother, Mrs. Carol Burnett combine talents father'sdeath. which brought her almost discovered her first, there Cheryl Pelt, a teacher In EVENING David's to present an hour of music, 0 EIGHT 18 ENOUGH his girl- comedy Immediate attention from were hundreds of thousands New York's city and state and dance from the decision to live with national audlenóes when she of viewers who Insist they college system, until the friend jeopardizes Tom's Grand Ole Opry House In S.00 series' production schedule () (4)00NEWS chance to win a "Father of the Nashville. II GVEGM s prompted their move to •irs EVERYBODY'S 5US$.. Year' award. THE SHAKESPEARE NEW • 1100 California. . PLAYS "Julius Caesar ®00NEWS After attending the ffr.4 Richard11 asco INK two grades of a private (2)NSCNEWS David Elizabeth 11:30 school, Parkway Eleznen- (4)B CBS NEWS Spriggs and Keith Michell are (2) Z TONIGHT Host. Johnny ABC NEWS tar In New y ed in a now t6lievislon son. Guest: Chariton , Danielle production : Shakespeare's gftnt3tM classic. l, enrolling In a program THE NEWLYWED GAME gn .. for the Intellectually gifted. .j,, IYOURTM FINE FOOD H show business career GD '' MARY " TYLERVWW, MOORE (2) FROM HERE TO ETERNITY •POLICE WOMAN Pepper The unhappily married wife siarches for a police Informant began at age seven with lessons at the Al Fans father of the dauLers, (Natalie Wood) of a World War who Is the target of underworld PD 4DI .1 Army commander (Roy tmen. .1 £%i'IMI T1 Theatrical Ensemble, of decides that he wants a Thirines) begin an aff&W with which her late stqIath SUNDAY DINNER JOKWGWLD s(W 'Nlsm M VALLEY "The Jonah" actor Timothy Pak, was one 12.4 St;Ways Devans). while an ex-boxer sol- in(4) NEIL I LEHRER dier (Steve Rallsb.ck) refuses order to bring in their har. of the founding msners. Roast B..f . Ham Steak HIMORI B"Isys hire a S 5 b. living In .S Bronxmborn 0 n i II Jackson Browne's "Running arranger and producer; and tals, saxophonists Al Cohn, Nelson, Ronnie Milsap, Barry Chick Corea as composer, Stan Getz, Dexter Gordon; Kenny Rogers and Johnny on Empty," trumpeters Thad Jones and Paycheck. Manilow's "Even Now" and performer and arranger. Woody Shaw, anti pianist The new category of Most often cited among the the original soundtrack of hhstot'l Repackage Album John recordings in the nine JI.mmyRowles all received a "Grease" with pair of nominations. includes such diverse Travolta and Olivia Newton- classical categories are In the Country Field, the collections as recordings recordings by Herbert von John. Neville nominations for Best Female made by Edison between Song of the Year Karajan(6), Perlman (4), Vladimir Performance include last 1888 to 1929 as well as nominations HorOW, Zubin Mehta and Year's winner Crystal collections by Bing Crosby, Horowitz, JOHN DENVER Ebert and Gene Siskel host an Andre Previn with three Gayle, for "Talking In Your Maria Callas, Lester Young Sleep"; Dolly Parton for her and The Ravens. informative look at what's new each. Feb. 1 album "Here You Conic at the movies, In the pop, rock and folk Again"; Emnmylou Harris, Altogether, 81 different 10:30 field, previous winners Anne "Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent labels have been represented father orders Brad, lionaire tells Chester EVENING 0 SOAP Jessica Angle and Angle's mOm to fly she Is romantically Involved Murray, Olivia Newton- Town"; Barbara Mandrell, among the 301 nominations to Palm Beach so that he can with Detective Donahue. and John, Carly Simon and "Sleeping Single in a Double in the 52 categories for the Inspect them. 6:00 Bert, Mary and Sally have a Barbra Streisand join Bed," and Anne Murray for 21st Annual Graimimity Grammy neophyte Donna "Walk Right Back." 4100(12 NEWS head-on encounter. 9:00 Awards. The categories ) EARTH. SEA AND SKY (7) 112 QUINCY Quincy EL) ALL FOR ONE An expect- Summer for Best Pop Vocal Among the men, a encompass the entire field of attempts to clear a veteran ant couple from Allentown, Pa., Performance, Female. 6:30 previously unrealeased recording. police officer of murder learn about the Lamaze meth1..7) 0 NBC NEWS Ms. Summer also is charges stemm1 ,ig from the od of prepared childbirth. @J 0 CBS NEWS death of a drug-crazed teennominated in Best Ithythm & o ABC NEWS AND SKY 11;00 ager. ED EARTH, SEA NEWS Blues female vocal along 00 (Ill () ® QD 0 GRAMMY AWARDS ELI DICK CAVETI 7:00 with two other solo Denver hosts the 21st J THE NEWLYWED GAME John newcomers, Alicia Bridges 11:30 annuaon l editi oese awar f thds M PRE-GRAMMY SPECIAL (4D TONIGHT Host: Johnny and Chaka Khan, three-time honoring excellence in In the S-WITS a THE CROSS-WITS recording Industry, live from Carson. Guest: George winner Natalie Cole and 100 JOKER'S WILD in Los Peppard. time winner Aretha FEATURING QD MACNEIL I LEHRER the Shrine Auditorium @) THE NEWLYWED GAME Angeles. Franklin, Mpor M'A'S-H A plot thick with 0 ThREE'S COMPANY Janet 0 Best Catfish 7:30 returns home with a date to aliases Is uncovered when a In Best Pop Vocal Per(I) LIARS CLUB find Jack and Chriuy alone In thief Is caught stealing penicil- formance, Male, none of the Un from the supply tent. (A) 1 (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES the bedroom. flvenomlnees has ever won a QMATCHGAMEP.M. 0 •WORLD "Getting Elected QSTARSKY & HUTCH Two the Here 0 0 $100,000 NAME THAT In Papua, New Guinea" West- strippers are murdered after Grammy. 0 em-style politics are played out getting warning notices of their nominations are "Baker TUNE I • deaths. (A) Impending AND Street," Gerry Rafferty; CAROL BURNETT In a Third World setting. 0 FRIENDS Guest: Jim Nabors. "Copacabana (At the Cops), 12:00 •ii:: CAVITY VALLEY "A Passage Barry ?4anllow; "I Just (4)e.G TAX1 Bobby's FROG LEGS RAW OYSTERS . a___ iuiii.0 lulul ,iii Saints 1)1 wannaop, soap opera prompts him to (I)Lffl'LI WOMEN The throw his torn-up cabbis to a Mormon family and some "Running On Empty," arrival of a Southern cousin license at Louis, who vows of the townspeople resent It. Jackson Browne; (Eve Plumb) who beers a sUlk- revenge. When We "Sometimes 12:06 ing resemblance to Beth stirs 10:00 Touch," Dan Hill. Two more CBS LATE MOVIE memories. up (2)0 WOMEN IN MITE A "Columbo: Troubled Waters" Grammy newcomers, Peter (I) 0 THE WALTON$ Ike grief-tom nurse (Patty Duke (1975) Peter Falk, Robert Godssy'$ wife Corabeth Aitin) contemplates terminat- Vaughn. Lt. Columbo, vaca- Brown and Teddy Penblames herself when Ike Is ing the life of her fatally ill tioning aboard a cruise ship. Is dergrau, join previous t attack. stricken by a hearI1V &lai.I. fathec arid a youno intern asked to solve the murder of Gromy wimn George (Kathryn Harrold) learns her ge BOO Roy C111101011111 and, to buy a innocently arran s Musk dOCtO OYfriefld is married. LOU Rawls as nominees In baby for $10,000 a surpdse (P art 201 3) 0 BedIthytlin è Blues Vocal for Mlndy Has Perfect Comedic Timing S . .•• S • nroe Inn " La e Mo -SEAFOOD STEAK and Hushpuppies in the STATE - $3 j L. — —.--.j — MJN(1 THE FAMILY M$E helervatlollI Now 5 S. PM AVIMS, SuNfSfd Fe.' Rusrvatls.,s: -3231255 military attempts to got him VM in with time.the thereputation of a man 7:30 back In the P (2) LIARS CLUB ®• UA$'H The sinister FILES Rock. (4) FAMILY FEtID Colonel FIagg (Edward Winter) and Charles try to prove that jOtu Is hired to find a missing FEVER •DANCE a .w w.. wuvv ,, nlwii5y s a ommunlst stockbroker who Is also the. S, wpi of a search by federal CMM usr .-' PNC35 Guest: Dinah Shore. •CHARLIE'S ANGELS Jill ____ • DICK CAVITY Munroe (Farrah Fawcett. 12.37 Majors) returns to help the •MANNIX An aircraft execuIII (2) SUPIRTRAIN A frantic Angels rescue her kidnapped the whose private plan. was _______ husband learns that his wits sister Kris from a demented sabotaged hires Mannix to find the people responsible. who Is travelfing on the super. MOVIE "The Front Page" vain is the target of a psycho" k LmmOn, Wal;7 pathc assassin (Dick Van ) (1974) NEWS Wd a WARDINI KING . 1:10 • UARO THE KING "A the execution of a convicted 6 KJAK One of Kojak $ Imdrsd Thoustd.Welccmes" cop.kNIs.'. 42 Hrs.) .5: w..iuvbecoisthepdrns Queen VIciedsIausi that. P30 E r.sponeUss0SISYATAT1j 5 THURSDAY WEDNESDAY Fri.d Shrimp • FrI.d Chlck.n Inchidset ,1., 7 COMPLITI me"pefolses, ____ .. , catfo ii' tea. ' " r — IcT wif wrli ii AD T - I Iuf Stroganoff -S. / Each year, the Grammy include the Bee Gees' This Is Denver's second On Thursday, Feb. 15, . music fanatics can tune in stint as host ef the awards Awards show features "Stayin' Alive," Joel's "Just • performances by some of the the Way You Are," and their televisions Instead of special. nominated artists as well as "Three Times a Lady," their radios and hear the S "You Don't Bring Me The popular recording and appearances by celebrity year's best songs as CBS .5 themselves Flowers" and "You Needed broadcasts the 21st Grammy concert artist has also presenters, I Awards Show live from The starred in several television superstars of the recording Me." Shrine Auditorium in Los specials, Including the industry, before an audience Nominated for Best New Em my - win n in g ''An of Industry members, artists Artist of the Year, for initial Angeles... John Denver will host as 52 Evening with John Denver," and devoted fans. recordings released during different awards are and the congressional Recordings by the Bee the awards' eligibility year distributed and the latest citation-winning "John six of Oct. 1, 1977, through Sept. received Inductees to the Recording Denver's Alaska: The Gees nominations, and those by 30, 1978, are The Cars, Elvis Hall of Fame are announced. American Child." Chuck Mangione and Anne Costello, Chris Rea, A Taste \ -( Murray each received four. of Honey and Toto. • ____ In addition to the Bee For Record of the Year Some of the nominees for "The 21st Annual honors, the Bee Gees for Gees, Mangione and — "Stayin' Alive," Murray for Murray, recordings by (;ratiiaii ' Awards" are (clockwise from top) "You Needed Me," and several other artists Barry Manilow, Donna Summer, the Bee (lees Manglone for "Feels So received numerous per and Olivia Newton-John. .John Denver hosts and craft Good" join Billy Joel for formance ti' live telecast, which airs Thursday, Feb. "Just the Way You Are" and nominations: Earth, Wind & 15, on ('115. Gerry Rafferty for "Baker Fire, three for performances, three for Street." arranging and one for Al Jarreau, and Eddie Elvis Presley recording of _____ For top Album of the Year honors, the "Saturday Night engineering; John Williams' Jefferson, the late Irene "Softly, As I Leave You," 'Close Encounters' of the Kral, Mel Torme and Sarah has been nominated, along Fever" soundtrack with the Third Kind" with four: Vaughan. with performances by S Bee Gees joins the Rolling Among Jazz InstrunienWaylong Jennings, Willie Stones' "Some Girls," Quincy Jones as composer, 'Th. polk. .u.. m,.. s... S- Friday, Feb 9,1979--1) .,, ,____ ---.- - S - — v _____ PLUS-C" C.Nfry Th. Inn Mat•s - MANNIX Mannix dIscovers Mat a college co-id is involved Performance, Male. In the murder of a basketball Ray Qi.ilas reappears as of Boos we selves p15)1119 host to a horde star. Of pariiiandlers In this nest ins an OPOfl house di. the 12th tOO vocal Pahrmance, joined (2)OTOMORNOW ...... there by bd yearlsvinner MVIEWFo $NI 'NEWS ____ NOVA "Memories From andiespon a l. studied. (R) AN(IIE y .. . . -• . 0 I We're open Tuesday thru Sunday. The dining room Isopsn from 4tell p.m. wlth the lesngs staying open 'fflza.m. 322-3106 1. ___ .4 .4 �-. SUNDAY EDITION TI list Year, No. 150—Sunday. February 11, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 25 Cents - hool BusoCar Crash Kills Winter springs Woman 0 - ..., -.. -. . ,_ a, I... 4• *. e&e '*4*4•• f.'I- .• --t' -- I - - I •. - * A Lcagwuod woman remains oral huipital today with mnhtlpI, Ij - , accident occurred about 2:30 p.m. Friday In a rural, Wi- Services dispatched a helicopter, three ambulances and one 17 children transported to two hospitals, but spokesmen with dysjoped area of Cape Coral, Just west of Ft Myers - In Lee emergency rescue vehicle to the scene a spokesman with that those hospitals said the children were treated In the emergency organization said, _ rooms for minor cuts and other minor injuries, than released. The dead women was d n e Cap Coral Police said Mrs. Fleming's car have gone of When the first ambulance arrived, the dispatcher said, the None of the children sustained broken bones as was earlier In the cor driven by herd— tlwo4h the latersedlon without stopping, and was rammed driver radioed that there was one person dead and only one other believed and reported, the hospital spokesmen said. brds I)3 [pnd, 'b bus injured. "However, the driver radioed beck a short time later to of hi 56 Cape Coral Police said they had no additional Information, and p ranging in , pc4j salt Mrs. say one .1 the school children aletily evacuated the bus and no ages or addresses were available for the two women. Report's age from to 13, and altho4h flljg is In the Intensive care unit at Cape Coral Hospital, a walked all of the children to an area about a block away In case indicated Mrs. Fleming's family however, was en route to Cape as,sial of the children were traorted to 10 hospitals after the - city of 3$$O; listed in critical but stable condition, with multiple there was an ezpboslon," the dispatcher said. sp eresh, noes uttered ui in j üjwis, Coral from Longwood today. to h09,ItaI Injuries, aorording to hospital spi*tn.n. The dispatcher said alter that message was received, the , 'in. The bus driver driveralso sa v was minJ ei,Poii poll"d. charges were filed, but police added they may be when the i Soon the collision, collision, the Lee County Emergency Medical remaining ambulances were dispatched to the scene. There wereNoinuantvi in In may I e tifi d BusimssNum&er 23 grarwd the I day 4PI'!i '14AW4th ruX1 fl !JLIa IL V f£ j L' Guard Pay Clash? H QtYM1flSISFW.E.Knowles wWr'n'-Idto the Ssaford Cky O'es Monday nigid tft m*horlzs full payment of totwo city employees for time they were away from their dtyjohoon Florida National U Ousrddidy,ur.qujredby stt. law. city for ysers, Knowles S1d,hN been yh4 Its uD. ploy.0 who serve In the 0v7rweorthsNstisnal Guard the difference between thsirrogulwellywagesaWths csanp.nuiton they receive from the state or federal 1\ -' IF 1k / IIL1tn:;M/ ir,y 1/1/111 "f /il, I7TT7ThZ — '-I • - L.III — a • ___ 33 DI. VA IF's ISIS I 5OO,OOO.00 in inventory must go at some price to SUITES somebody! Everything must go to the bare walls, every item, every piece of equipment including desks,. 244 hand trucks, dollies and delivery truck. Bring your car, HIDM BEDS truck, wagon, U-haul, cash; check, money order, credit 114 cards . ,FIRST FIRST C FIRST SERVED ! : • 4 The ONE" couniselon hes fewm"dwl=i"CMO h iw C TENT AND IN THE STORE! THE BARE WALLS MUST an ll g WU \SwI bd M ,. TEHRAN, Ira(UPI) — tilgM" one diplomatic ob to shoot on sight raced through dre,ts full of blood and charred - bonfires, burning tires and tactics they have learned downtown headquarters of the ____I of the Irani mi . server sit Tehran firing at mobs of bodies, the burning wrecks of rubbish In the streets. so &ancbea The city during the past 15 months of army supreme command. E Imperial troops backed demonstrators. dosens of cars, trucks, am- gradually was covered with a urban guerrilla warfare. They Trucks with loudspeakers for tIi tIM time today by tanks and helicopter gun. plyforthe Ayatollah Ruhollah bulaices and tanks and hadlly thick cloudofdliy black imolce. scattered as army patrols raced through the capital ______ traba. he of dsmosatrators ships wars to control Khomeini, leader of the constructed sandbagged Hundreds of troops issued approached, then hurled mob- broadcasting Khomeini's me . eppi tIlled the streets of . throughout Iran's bunkers manned by tese-age double supplies of ammunition toy cocktails at the soldiers or sage to his faithful followers: of 14 of tirmoll, protaiters. Bob FnNCh calling 00 poured out of the Lavisan fired with rifles from concealed day on the streets. wboftredMosiinsthsy saw. rvoftom. Tiliren was a bloody 0 dhisaupport.rsto Ignore t° ____ !e."ve Prime Minister Shahpour barracks to carry out the positions. me leader of Khomeini's An Ameriom reporter was b'1II'*Id i$ of IiIfl the curfew. Tens of thousands U' said he would further VverwHat shonilght The mobs chopped up trees "provisional -'I among N people reported seemed to be on the verge of of men women and children estend the 1*34 heir curfew II orders, and gunfire erupted and ripped Iron stanchions, Meld Bazargan,government," declared the y,,1 Salary st Another * people were IWJ.scsje civil war. thu, be was on'' on poured Into the streets — 5et the d.moairatlons did not end. across the city within minutes. lamp posts and anything curfew order was illegal. The 4 .final the final ' r" rem" Curfew heirs were ezteidsd, hag the stags for further bloody He threatened a total 34-hour In several areas the demon. moveable from the streets to ayatollah, who advised his comsity tot was certain be and minutes after the ban on all confroigatlon. i}i1rs ban on all movements. no osd to strators returned the soldiers' construct barricades. One of followers to be "patient and moven-4a hog at 430p.m. After daylong rivinbig bathes As rd& fall In Tdwoei, the firs, the largest bonfires In the city careful," said he expected - • IeeUNVOSD,PngsM t "It's got to be rs (Ia.m. EST) troops with orders the cltya$reidywuucarredby protesters lit thousands f The demonatrMo used the burned near the luxurious another attack tonight. Z •, aos Eru ts In Ira n* 60 Are Reported K''I lled !.h!!aL VVUI -___' 001 * ad Fft ii Knowles said the city bswd about the atMs law which — the dual payment and Oly Atterney Vernon Miss the city i opinion onthet law a week to 10 days ago. nc----d the -• appr*Ve — to the two city em ptpysss," the mager salt Is b do hewu,sr, they wlU be" to mob s request; for the messy," he said. In the mIm,, Knowles UK he will recommend the city join with the county momleftloseeklagropedol the elms law passed in the an's whien requires dual 111111013 NDISE ON DISPLAY IN THE BIG CIRC * EVERYTHING10 The . • numb M#w. •- He's Philosophical About • - i'-:- It - •• •• •••• • -, .• •.:•,• • - -• .• - asks , Human Services Director: I;' -.-• $I-11L L - -• - - • must make 1141 - -. • • ' -- - es s-'-. aV ' aL•wis ii fl1DAt !T 1 - •' Wk. I I - h 'l 0 - -• UT P"P -. S*S. wrnthy - i(kr WW W" - •: pwpsis •• -. , Is sims ...d - - .s.TIOY ID - - -;_-. -•1n,- ' 1 •: - • -: 0 -- - r-1---Lu---- • - - • .. •S.• • 1- • iluuUIiffWritsr what can be accomplished tarveatlon. Curvently We CAN whether the program Is needed department. At the tins abs Troy Todd, the cuvnty's through funding, There jest is (a suicide prevention and and whether it has community said Todd was trying to make dliedor of homes services Is, not that much money availN, oonaMation agency) is being support It may well be that medical and social decisions poejisps,the àod cietreveulal to fimd everything. oof"erod for reduced funds," one program edges out another. when he has no medical or depiitlDSM head in the. "I must, hUlks recom. bsait • We give the most worthy soclal service tr'Iiiliit ttiy'sibuipky. máiieftgas esetrary to the Todd said the general programs what they need to BUtTpddssyshisjobdsesnot Hebabseand the wles of a tomber of psopls ' - p fir coy festhug provide service. We require medical or seclal from viriess Ibm ether peograms with *4 W IIIde what was fdsd l the requested finding from training orexperience. "My job social IUviCI ar"m by mtl lodhy purpsees hove to p. Other crItas he said, Is agencies and simply atop where Is one of mnanagnii4," he r.csiome csaiy cemsahed.Ig4brabefrgm whether currently leaded wearsontht list when werun said, adding, Once you for cutM. prwoms, dues' theM m.jorltydnegmuvs agencies have proven if. out of money," he salt develop expertise - Is ding for ethers aid es funding strokes from these esposiag facilvenees ii thir. p, management,=!ament *em, In the pod RVSrJ for Mill mer • certM. c.uaee' Todd ai& whether it hes domoairM.d it Todd was embroiled In con. principles are Bat he lies tb. critki The pesai if Hunal Insenlnpespls,Ilágs boris- troverly when PubUc Health "I was trained Is pflnopMiy, $ur,$cu includes Mx dirod tIde met "With management for 30 yesrs ad eiI funkDirector or Dr. HamIda - Ba "Social urvics -i by their county divisions ladsdIaq it is IciI era sew prom resigned, saying she could notths bodied a IM IVIIII&dII w W 016n 04*090nN bseaess vdaii mnices, manpower to hooch W. IWd said wOrk with Todd and b"lM.d be inventory for an aircraft On we n essay seal ppqb, ado the federally feadid 'Wege over n wMk a was Interfering In her medical irraon which bed * pfl$u M up a each Mdi," Tdd Cii*uuIn fle,aod In the orp.thll I in aid. • . 11-ijr'g Act (CXTA);csody rPo"Nttirrn. • ample Is wdbn. weft lb. "ed" • people and the equipment. ivaav • '1re are siam pups who ad r- t4'ii ,iMes ad -• Be1sreU*igIaiIMchsd • -- . : 4lf f -my misagimiat sipeelinas to ywesOtbire, who ars as if the AN is nd t.Lamb .......•..•.. .•.41 proclremuatadeds er geveemeod -'ietrMl ml cusmumity . • 41 Herameps 41 110 iiflHç amusly. :1_sd s se In seivico alhs esli .....IS -....... .... .......4A "Just bolero jolalag ft - •-. jLvu•......•.... I" county, I completed my "Apsi4 M my t$.iWi"'uP'.,thrn Opals..................... NA 'nodwadugr.jjmmMpewd bebdeen do POW if . - ii ..• •. . .... ).A leoTlO?, Psgs*A -. .: -- - m -. veai, hi the -. .--•I, Of Wrath? ft DOWNA ISMsomereasonable expectation of board has Its crisis In- fine tooth comb, considering operation of the health • - - • The , -: • : - 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, February 09, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 09, 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/e5538fb12fc172ee00b73f0952061b88.pdf c61282f7e966802faafdfd8e688d7583 PDF Text Text 45—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE Monday, Marc2C, 17 IM JUST by Chic Young ) HEY/ WArT FOR THE '1 PHILOSOPHER U GONGTOBE Ur4JNINC. PILOSOPI.4ICAL ABOUT IT MV QS TAV...<) i'.. * MISS IT MISS rr __,.___) 'I _"J 1 - . - 3-Zb °' ) '" BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker BEETLE, YOU I'VE BEEN HAVEN'T SEEN TO CHURCH A YOUNG FELLOW TI REP YOU HAVE A NICER $055 LIKE YOU?! HOW 6 IT I PON'T GET TIREP? I LATELY ' 1 / I - .--- C AE BORN LOSER by Art Sansorn 2 00 QUI t 915 1W Coo" (. AX)IJT ovm o ————— ——— ————— 1HEY'RE RESPONSIBLE FORSHAPE KEEPING ME IN THE IM IN MISS BEAZW, 'lou SHOULD 'TRY THESE VITAMINS P __ by Bob Montana L_THANK 'IOU! NOw I KNOW THE ___ BRAND TO AVOID.' "NOULDVOU WRITE DOWN CERTAINL iV BE TO! d THAT BRAND GLAD ma NAME OF —I _ 01 EEK&MEEK byHowleSchnlder THE WORLD SEEMS _ib ., (RES FWPLE A 04ABU p _ ) ( PRISCILLA'SPOP by_AlVermeer 1. TH IN BOSTON, ERE KNOWN HISTORICAL W6 A BG HA&SLE FACT FOR 'IVU BETWEEN MARRIEP 1W 9WGt.E #JJ5ICLN9 MLISICIANS WHO WERE FATHERS MO PEP 4 START THEIR AS THE K ORCHESTRA! MUSICAL GROUP! your birthday by sending for better way of doing something your copy of Astro-Graph to make your job a whole lot $932 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West North East South i. Pau 3• pan 5V pass Pass 4 NT 5NT Pass - 'IL ___ ____ ____ _____ _____ WPt____ WHAT __ by_Sf00.1_&_Hlmd.hI WE'B PaIM6 AN THAT REMINP5 METAx COIN' '1 }iAHOO/ ON? INPIAN RAit1 A 9HOWER AN' GET... PMcE LIKE W cLANEP UP$EFORE -Tv: 19) Something from the pad set your own pace. could be terminated today as GEMINI (May 21-June ) A your interests shift to a friend of long standing could situation. If you dbki't Instigate the change, you'll dillwekome introduce you t it. a today who COUld fit CO(flfOftabl) into your Tacklecorreapondenceorcatth future Plans. up on paperwork today. You're CAN= (June 21-July 22) AW ON alfft and cr"ve and Mudd Because people are paying breeze trough this type of attention to YOU today and your activity. words cwry weight, be sure pSM (Feb. &March 3o) VeAHJ what you say 1eia the in)- Your chance for getting ___ a lot pression you want to make. more mileage out of what you LEO (July 23-Aug.32)Spend have to are greater toby time on me'41 projects today. than t hey'll be tomorrow. Take I. __________ ___ ______ & YOU WO GSP@d&IIY WWP in this advantge of those good con. ar es, and could coine up with a ditlons. . FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves I" m WENT H- ill '-a. 'Tb fI. : 0AIPLA1N TV* SPIDER-MAN - 'mvU'eE J6ar LlC4CWB- Li. THE Yl %, X b last diamond a throwing west In with that king. He would have made his slam because West would have ra jump AM A Rhode Island risade forgtothe'lam" In the game of Bridge the ____ Ir4ia grand times ca ahuwid lled "The eldest aiim, but Mopped at six partner was His aftw Naft obwwW dot he called the $?".11 hold a king. Oswald "South was dl.- NEW5PAp NTflPRI* MiNi aoi,g,d when he 51W (For a copy of JACOBY MOD. would club Bridge," care of this newapaUkka." Per.- P.O. Box 4K Radio C1 Alan: "South wasted no Station, New York, N.Y. 10919.Pty ___ ___ ___ ___ - - byT.K.Ryan . KOY PAYS. \\ / 9 I I, b $I 11$S$$ — AMM / a t wonderfuL But we don't - - .. . - s vers R S point.of Makin notes that last season Seminole finished "Just greyhound racing entrepreneur Paul Dervaes has been about In the black for the first time." negated, according to track president and general marlager NeU Makin. "It w ill be business as usual starting May 3," said Makin, clarifying the much negotiated sale proposed to Makin is en route to Canada for a family funeral and is expected back in Casselberry next week. will not got into anything WO the parka deal in Orange group. The latter had pulled a $100,000 down payment toward the $3.5 m"11on proposed purchase price. Closing dates were ad Jan. 26 and again Monday, but ___ r.qu. from the city to fund a Federal authorities are $X0IO contribution for the questioning Orange County's in negotiations put a damper on the on-again, offagain sale. ________ city manager, order ed Issuance support the group's efforts to of the perm it halted. He said he stage a concert provided its felt the matter should again be plans met with the approval of reviewed by the commission in the members of the local lodge. light of Girard's letter. The concert group indicated Spokesmen for the group it would seek the local lodge's Barbara Greanya and Nikki approval before going ahead Thoman said they wanted time with plans for the concert. to correct misunderstandings Oliver plans to review the about the concert plan. The Issuewlthhlsboardofdjrectors group plans to re-submit its to get their support. application at a later date, said Miss Thoman. z "Since the controversy has come up,I want to take it to the Originally, the concert had board which will not meet until been slated for June 10 at the April 21," explained Ofiver. Sanford American Legion "It seems the city of Sanford 'I Seminole's season runs through Sept. 3. grounds, U.S. li-fl. Proceeds pulled the permit for the benefit Dervaes' pari-mutuels background Is In greyhound 'afor the conce rt were to go to concert after one of the racing, being part-owner of the Ebro Kennel Club in the Harry Anna Crippled members of the Sanford Elks Florida panhandle. Children's Hospita l at Umatilla went to some of the corn. He said he had hoped to convert Seminole into a dog near Leesburg. znIsiuners," said Oliver. aspects." state Elks Club. Canadian millionaire Paul Bowlen contacted Makin The , millIon. Track officials point to this season as "the turning , Monday and confirmed the breakolf with the Dervaes OwAruction over a two-yeiar use of federal money to purl pending a workshop and chase park land several years wlStkpnal jnformM1cnfrom the ago. I... eem Remote', ict harness racing," Makin asserted. County.01 . _____ The group had been givenSttheUScommission last night, said CIC efay: Sale, two or three appraisals so we week delayed action on a - - .. A Seminole Harness Raceway — This season Is the turning point ___ an - - i.., -- - . ... Dervaes, who at one time announced intentions of converting the Cauelberry facility Into a dog track. "The sale and all negotiations with Dervaes have been money to come from the MIA apFaiUl. I just wanted mluloners agree. me - The proposed sale of the Seminole Harness Raceway to be doe for $350 that would be tbeg e-a,aj * I- By JIM BAThES Herald Sports Editer ____ however, he had not requested will put up all t needed for the anticipated an MIA appraisal, "I just asked for more Own one appraisal. An to complex me city has pledged MIA appraisal would have been It will fund $X,= of the great. If an MIA appraisal can . .'. feelings because the two young J.C. Oliver, director of the ladies who wanted to hold the Both parl-mutuel neighbors in Seminole county Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club and Orlando-Seminole Jal- hospital had already granted be nefit did not go through them permission for the concert to be but came directly to us." held In the name of the hospital After Miss Thoman and Mrs. in a March 9 letter to Miss Greanya wrote to the hospital Alai — voiced opposition to Dervaes' plans. Seminole's license Is unique In that it was issued as a general Hcose, intended to cover any aspect of horse racing — thoroughbred, quarter horses or harness racing. Dervaes had planned to capitalize on the nature of Harness Raceway has been open the last l'lidmm and Mrs. Greanya. requesting permission to hold However, Louis Girard, the benefit, Oliver replied with limnse and promote legislation to convert it to greyhound exhalted ruler of the local Elks a letter granting them a go. Lodge, went on record opposing ahead to stage the concert and the concert, the date of J une 10 was set. We Have No Illusions' ____ - P'. - Satist's lone wolf decision to sign a treaty ____ Sadat sad Israeli Prime Minister Bedad 'ptg ____ past," and Begin foretold a time of "no more war, no more bloodshed, no more bereavement." Ind — ° csejer aajkrJ in a diplomatic trhsnplm that let him turn Hundreds of (heids of delirious ___15fl1115 ___ d.d in MrsMs, sang Hebrew songs Msd "masel toy!" nt a psssas, appuintly trown by Arab punIu, ex Today _ _____ _ People. ________ ________ set to Mart a month after the treaty goes into effect two weeks from Monday — could sabotage the fragile peace fashioned by Carter, Sadat and Begin. And the chanting of hundreds of pro.Arab demonstrators In Lafayette Park acres. from the White House during the ceremony was a grim reminder of the troubles awaiting Sadat and Begin beck home. ___ W and to these dSCSdSS treaty to ____ minibus of Casgriis, pledged of war between their seiclust peoples ___ ____ Eptiaae huddled in cats. and homes to watch the treatY An.dflea.ek ..........IA Hiriecepo ..................(g aCarter tur conceded the treaty will not automatically bring peace sed land where Jews, Asyrlana, Babylonians, Greeks, ontsyjn,b01aadthul,pub&jhIlthl for S,dat's &Id$S ....................43 Hiii)til ................... Iheu.ura1wbeaiiwhI.dtta1r3YomKIppw frIr to a mWon. Rwrmans, Turks and Arabs have bloodied the desert sands for cule ..................u Oiesriss .................IA three ___ *bousty , W.r;dBegInIheIrggoma.wheoncehadal ______ ......................41 ous'v ..............a SadatSOdBeginlean.dacrua1IthC1Igm011.gn ,yds.k Crossword .................43 ......................IA "Just because a paper is signed, all the problems will not the twotoughuMdlNhefor,U1,m at 2:10 P.s. T Monday to I - - (on -- . . - arne ________________ today, _________________________ a -. . H this type of appraisal. ____ -MF OV; - Planning Technician Bruce EF' tc; . III MS - I ct.oWiJs. - short, Schutte said — and City - ._-______- / I 4tt - - . By MAX ERKILETIAN Girard argued In a March Herald Staff Writer letter to the city commission The expected confrontation that the local lodge had not been between a group of youths approached a the concert. wanting to hold a benefit rock He noted information from and roll concert and the Sanford Sanford Police indicated there Lodge of the Elks Club failed to had been use of marijuana and materialize, j alcohol at the first benefit A rehearing of an application concert held by the group in for a city permit to hold the November. - concert was slated for Mon. The November concert raised day's Sanford City Commission about $2,000 for Belinda Wilson, meeting. However, the concert a Sanford girl injured last group withdrew its request for a spring in an automobile ac. permit shortly before the cident. matter came the agenda. Girard, who appeared before _ to 1td tha co&t the commission's Mardi 12 concert organizer's respon. .-meeting. However, after sibllity. He said his concern - receiving a letter from Louis centered on the responsibility of Girard, exhalted ruler of the those who might attend such a local Elks Lodge opposing the concert. concert, Warren E. Knowles, Girard also noted he would WASHINGTON (UPI) — Anwar SadM arid Menachem Begin, the Iasll.occtçied West Bank and Gaza Strip. Begin Insisted the Then a triumphant Carter, beaming as he sat between the mm back, at least for the day, an such j old____ sniiee brotht together ____ by. ____ g holy city of Jerusajeni would never leave Jewish hands, with the White House's bare, gnarled trees as a backdrop, relentless inflation, energy o pressing domestic problems as sh rtages — and poor polls. od today on a path of poses that could prove as perilous as the In the Arab world, angry Pal.uth"lans demanded vengeance, scrawled liii name as a witness. The euphoria was tempered, however, by signs the tough fOnd to war they traveled foir fateful times. "I want Carter, Begin and 8.4sf to know that no one can burn "We have won, at last, the first step of peace," Carter said as Egyptian-israeli treaty talks would seem a breeze compared with ____ ______ leader Yuw Ar" uld in Beirut. television cameras beamed the ____ event Uve to millions mound the Uw next Age in this peace process — ragotiations for an overaH globe. Mideast settlement. llualoi"," a frank President Carter said at Monday's "Begin should know that I will chop off his hands." no I_______ ' __________ / Concert Tag In The Middle ast,. 'A New Down Is me in 1006011$ ' TUMBLEWEEDS ..., ,, - ....., - PMOT FAV ...•.. APQ1H OF ThOSE The city council stopped and that the county ry, • .. Hall the city had purchased the fourFurino said today the $1,500 to acre site outright as ft will the $1,600 figure quoted for the 11.56 acres, the city could 101 second appraisal Monday night have been reimbursed from the was for an P41A (Master anticipated grant for the land. Institute Apprallser) appraisal had to lipe him a ruff and scard. __ ___ what Is meant by the __ -- ___ asks apI ln -- $ * 16 PUT • THAT ThINs" , . • • MAN-' _____ ___ By Oswald Jacoby Oswald: 'North's three. (ity senior citizen complex will be spending the swim. The Lorpaidforwhenafederalgrantis mann appraisal, showing the received to construct the ____ — or complex officials said. Schutte tided If $n0000, cost the city o. and hearts, ruffing dummy's his king and had avoided the end play." .. ..,.... r.----- . ment; Orange County Sheriffs Department; Altamonte Springs Police Department; Longwood Police Department and the Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation. Buy, which the planned senior citizen asked whether the property was complex may be constructed. being held in trust and for •-. The council was facing a whom, but Grier, Schutte and diledlibe Of today for pur- Furino said today they don't tthIIIIW the property or losing know. the altes, said Mayor BiU B. Although an appraisal had Grier and council Chairman been done on the property by Frank Schutte todaY. Realtor James -a . had for ..........-. -- optlononthepsrcelwassetto least one more appraisal expire today and owners saying this was only good wwned they bad two other busbs practice. prospective buyers for the Sthd said today ParCei,Schtmtte and Grier lald. told the cotmcil Monday night it The 11.56 acres will cost the would cost between $1,500 and city $163,004. The additional $1,800 for a second appraisal four acres as the site for and the council balked at layed that eight spot. Then Opening lead:03 2._S-•t--.. -,-. '._;-, Winter Park. Million is charged with possession of cannabis and Bourbannas and Briggs are charged with possession of cocaine. The probe leading to the arrests was the result of a seven-month Investigation, according to Spolski. Taking part in that investigation were officers from the following law enforcement agencies: Winter Park lice Department Municipal Bureau of Investigation; Seminole Group Pulls By DONNA ESTE8 city on April 2. HmN Staff Writer The information specifically The Caaaelberry City Council requested by Commissioner IflOVed ahead Monday night Bill Kirchhoff Is the names of with approval for the purchase the owners of the property of 11.56 acres at 140 Sunset Involved.Grier said today the Drive for its future city hail and owners are two Chicago civic center and took an option lawyers, Leland S. Winter and g"i tLá -.a •. • •• For by Man Lee and John Romita -. BEUR7I,$,eS 6PIPERj HEY._--___[CAP ,. TURKEY ___ AR OK 's Site risen with dummy's ace, played out aU the diamonds he went into a huddle, UW people were also arrested at the Casselberry address: Terry A. Gran, Akron, Ohio; Elizabeth A. McGrathy, Freeport, Fla.; Ricardo Labron, 1695 Lee Road, Winter Park; Luis Rojas, 7001 South Kentucky Ave., Winter Park; George A. Prosser, Longwood; Ronald J. Thur. mond, Orlando and John C. Darby, 308 Cypress Landing Drive, Longwood. Lionel Metta, 536A Land Ave., Longwood, was arrested on a Seminole County search warrant at his home. Arrested by Orange County officials at their respective addresses were: Francisco Million, 109 Scotsdale Square, Winter Park; Michael Bourbannas, 1707 Harmon Ave., Winter Park and Lorelei Briggs, 1707 Harmon Ave., Casselberry Alan: 'West almost Pan Pass sheriff's spokesman John Spoiski. Bond for all those arrested in the round-up was set at $5,250, according to Spolsid. The three posting bond today were Joseph F. Santana and his wife Martha Santana, both of Miami and Luis R. Ocando, 804 Wilshire Court, Casselberry. The 22 pounds of marijuana had an estimated street value of approximately ,O00 and the sis ounces of cocaine at $12,000. Investigation is continuing and more arrests are expected, authorities said. Most of those netted In the arrests were found at Ocando's Casselberry home, said Spolald. In addition to Ocando and the Santana, the following - :-rr eight, South would have somewhere alone, where there CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. BUGS _________ BUNNY ___________ YIP.' YIP' A massive round-up of 14 persons from Orange and Seminole counties took place late Monday and early today in c0nnsctiOn with marijuana and cocaine arrests by seven law enforcement agencies in both counties. Of the 14, eleven were placed In Seminole County Jail and charged with possession of a controlled substance today. Thra of the 11 posted bond and were released almost immediately, according to sheriffs officials. The arrests took place at four different locations bet. een 11 P.M. Monday and 1:30 am. today. All of the people arrested In Seminole County and booke the Seminole County Jail were scheduled to face their first court appearance at 1 p.m. today, according to _____ is peam and quiet and you can Cents 14 Ar rested In M alor Drug Bust i i Astro-Graph, P0 Box 489, SAGiTTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. 21) Whereas yesterday you may Be sire to specify birth sign, have been withdrawn, today Herald—(USpS 48-280)—Price 15 In Sem inolewO range Counties ————— Letter. Mall $1 for each to easier. Evening talti Lamb ———— _ M ai rch 2l,l9!nfordrlda3277!g' and ————— TAURUS (Apt 20-May 20) youU do an &bold face and want Your bed ideas will come you today if you're off active people as possible. i-u •" 71st Year, No. 188—Tuesday, - - Le JF (f?p ARCHIE ]Etc DEAR DR. LAMB —! am a 15-year-old male. I am 5 feet 10 Dr. weIgh 145 pounds. A year agolwentonadid and lost 25 pounds. By mod standards, I ___ ___ am at tie right weight. The problem Is my stomach and chest are still flabby — not U much as before. I would like to now If I should lose more exercises for your legs and weight and exercise or Just arms. Talk to your physical exercise. Also, I would like to knowwhat kinds of exercise I education teacher and see what facilities are available to you could do. DEAR READER — Yes, by t you might be able to use. A most tables Your weight Is fine, number of school gymnasiums i that tables have exercise equipment that's pride weight In pounds and really quite good In developing are not designed to tell whether muscle strength. This way you a person Is too fat or not. The can use exercises that contract only way you can tell YOU are the muscles over the front of too fat or not is by how much fat your chest and develop the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 there is underneath the ". muscles between your Regardless of your weight, If shoulders for good posture as 12 13 14 you have a reasonable amount well. — 15 16 17 of fat deposits undiernCath Your Then, of course, to maintain sidn, you are too fat. your improved fitness You fl 19 20 21 At your hei&t, weight and to develop some exercise age, I would be reluctant to hobbies that you Uke. If you 22 23 suggest that you try to diet don't like them, you probably anymore. If your abdomen and won't May with them. if you're 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 chest are flabby as you say, I Interested In tennis, you might ——— — — would prefer to see gradually trytodevelopsomesklllinthat. develop a good exercise Swimming is an excellent __________________________ program that will help build up exercise and If you don't know 36 — 37 38 J39 your muscles. how to swim, you ought to learn As you use calories for anyway. 41 42 exercise, you may Jogging Is wonderful to 147_k— any excess body fat that you develop the heart and vascular 48 # atill have. At the same time, system and, for that matter, the 48 49 51 52 50 you'll be developing muscles. endurance of the leg. It will not There will be a trade-off effect. do the things you are interested _ ______ might in for your appearance in terms ur weight would be about yo of your chest and abdomen. 5_ — — — ——— same more of your body wouldbemuscleand you would What about those stories 81 62 63 about people dropping dead _____ — — — —'i' have less fat. You should use exercises that when jogging? People who have involve using the chest muscles heart disease the In bed, In cars and wherever they happen to be and the abdomen seem to be your greatest and whUe doing an unending list of things. You might also take a good Joggers and those who are HOROSCOPE look at your legs and see if you concerned about the problem have enough muscles In those. can send 50 cents with a long, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL It sounds to me like you need a stamped, self-addressed en' generalized calisthenic velope for The Health Letter ram that includes sit number Exertion For 1979 push ups, leg lifts and perhaps and Sudden Death. new twist to a tired situauon. YOURBIRTHDAY VIRGO (Aug. 23-.W. 22) WIN AT BRIDGE March 17, IM Digging beneath the surface Thismblid comingtoYear youin*W Put and getting down to the your work a wiser came of prioblems. willrooll be a time in head shaking. There direction than you may have jfl in sop for you today. Dired YO was one chance to bring in NORTH the____ p. Many new 3-26 the slam. South had to strip beoiiessftoitawtUnst motldstssk. •QJS2 thehindandhopsthaton. 1084 opponent would be end go unrewarded. LIBRA (Sept.' 0ct. ) • A 82 played In clubs." you're looking to make your A 106 Oswald: asSouth won the ARIES (March 21-April 19) thoughts understood and to WEST first trump In dummy and You are more clever and bold In receive cooperation, this Is the • led a second trump to • 98 the way you handle your own day todo so. You'll find people 'J963 ace. At trick three South led 9752 personal interests today than receptive. • Q 10765 • J43 his deuce of clubs. At this you would bein trying toplease •ics point the trap was set and 0QJ754 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. ) ready. West held just king others. Be yourself. Find out SOUTH and one club. If he had been more of what lies ahead for you Today, there is a strong • A K 106 careless and played the fortheneztyearstartlngfrom poulbllityyou'Ucomeupwltha rju I\ 0 Exercise Answer 0h1 For Stomach Flab ACROSS 48 Fracas (2 Answer to Previous Puzzle wds) EMONTOO4NICE 1 Done with 50 Different EIAT oIL,I N 5 Heating 53 104, Roman L V I P RAK N I $ S chambers 54 Opera prince - 2.12 I R 9 Spanish hero 56 First man AA A rw 12 Swearword 58 Unit IT T1RiD: 13 Renovate 59 Naked S PW AIR lAIR 14 Noun suffix 60 Dispatched 0U . TWIG N t L 15 Be sorry for 61 Over (poetic) I . IAKV 16 Spindle 62 Horse -NHA p 17 River in the direct'ves , U N Netherlands 63Noifs 5N C I AND - IA 18 Citrus fruit or buts t i a IN 1 1NT 20 Oarlock vi tO A 0 A R I 0 0 22 Poultry DOWN 19 Flirt 41 Ingesting product 21 Think 23 Spring 1 Alley 45 Scamp 24 Spy group 2 Lower 24 Saws 47 Tibetan (abbr.) 3 Diminutive suf. 25 Concerning (2 capital 27 Sign of the fix wds. Let. 48 Trigonometric zodiac 4 Poem abbr) function 29 More learned 5 Color (p1) 26 Arabian gulf 33 Doff all 6 Displease 28 Safety agency 49 Always 35 Note (Let) 7 Songstress 51 Biblical (abbr) 36 Cottonwood Piaf 30 Chimney dirt garden 37 Outlaws lair 8 Non attending 31 Case for small 52 Field edge 40 Meaning person articles 42 Mature 9 Black hole 53 Sound of a 43 Poetic 10 Words of Un. 32 Vermin dove contraction derstanding (2 34 Change an 55 Verse alarm 44 Hearing organ wds) 57 Mountains 46 Football 11 Amphetamine 38 Shuns (abbr) league (abbr) 39 Dexterous (ii) ___________ P'I' " : I_ __ _________ IA Televises ................. autailygeaway,"he salt 'Foture days ,j require _ 1 ' ......... ....-.. ..---. .--. -------- .. -- --------- ' --_ ..... , '_*_•'•i__ -L- ..... - I -. �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, I -.&---- March 27, 17 Fireworks, WORLD Dance, Anger I ~ q~ ', 21m , I Greet IN BRIEF Word Of Teamsters To Prepare For Strike WASHINGTON (UPI) The Teamsters union has gone into federal court to show its seriousness about a possible nationwide trucking strike at midnight Saturday. Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons Monday asked the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia to order the government to disclose information It would use in requesting a Taft-Hartley injunction if a strike occurs. The government, In order to get the 80-day "cooling off" period, must show the nation's health and safety would be endangered by a strike. Judge George Hart Jr. set a hearing on the suit today. - HEW Moves To Cut Funds Help CHAPEL HILL N.C. (UP!) The Chairman of the University of North Carolina Board of Governors said Monday the Department of Health, Education and Welfare had a better understa.dlng of the board's goals for desegregation than It did a month ago. But the understanding William Johnson felt HEW had wasn't enough to avert a formal decision Monday to begin proceedings that could lead to a cut off of millions of dollars of federal aid to the 16-campus university system. HEW Secretary Joseph Califano announced In Washington the rejection of a desegregation plan submitted by UNC and said some $20 million of the $09 million In federal funds UNC receives annually could be cut off. At the same time, UNC President William Friday met with reporters to outline the decision and said university officials were prepared for further talks. - - - - Anticipates Expulsion Egypt Boycotts League Judge Halts Publication MILWAUKEE (UP!) Saying "the right to We Is greater than the right top," a federal judge has pushed the case of The Progressive magazine's hydrogen bomb article closer to an historic ted in the Supreme Court. The magazine's editors Monday rejected a compromise proposed by U.S. District Judge Robert Warren to allow at least partial publication of the article. "First Amendment freedom cannot be mediated," Erwin Knoll, editor of the snail circulation liberal monthly, said In rejecting the compromise. Warren, noting the historic Import of his decision, then barred publication of the entire article. The magazine's editors said they would appeal and Warren called their decision a "great risk" to press freedoms. The judge called his decision "the first instance of prior restraint against publication in this fashion In the history of this country, to this court's knowledge." During a hearing on the government's request for a temporary injunction, Warren proposed the compromise under which a five-member panel would mediate the dispute over 1,300 words In a hydiogsn bomb &tIcle by freelance writer Howard Morlant - - In Final Hours ___ Final Palestinian Details Dec1de 'd---,-- - _ Obscenity Trial Nears End _ _ ATLANTA( UPI) Closing arguments In the obscenity trial of Hustler magazine owner Larry Flynt were scheduled today before the jury of four women and two men begins deliberating the 11 misdemeanor counts. Flynt, who was crippled in an ambush attack a year ago in nearby Lawrenceville, faces a mivlmwn of a year In prison on each of the counts if found guilty In the Slate Court of Fulton County. The state took less than a day to present its cue, consisting primarily of 11 copies of Flynt's magazines which contained sexually explicit pictures. The defense took almost four days and it was an almost exclusive run of setbacks as Judge Nick L1aznbros denied efforts to show Hustler was acceptable by community standards prevalent in Atlanta. _ _ __ __ _ _____ ____ _ . - -- . Labeling __ -_ - __ __ ____ _____ . Causes Concern WASHINGTON (UP!) A consemer group said today the goverment proposal to force beer, wine and liquor manufacturers to lid Ingredients on the label does not pack sough wallop. The Center for Science In the Public Interest aid It particularly Is disturbed that the proposal would permit ingredients to be listed rsndomiy imlead by -- ____ ____ ___ ___ I _____ Consumers, the group said, are used to seeing ingredient labels that lid the coiteds sugar, water, milk ect._Inthe order by which they make upthe — with the first being pr.44. Simply Hlg Me ingredisitsofan alcoholic beverage In any order, It I" would break that tradition and offer no real in. formation. - ____ t Rustling_Sentence Stiff HOSPITALio . 01"1111931 ADMISSIONS Sanford: h 'i*evesH . Jassi A. Osrisy, I INS 'IN Wililim A. HIsenlmus, Ovildo rLVIG IiSinIa.11. Ovleds Jimmie L. Sell, Ovielo mmmi Ernest L Anderson Lewis A. Barley JOIWII L Coin Johnnie irvW Eugsns'Fsrd Bernard Harrill JOIn David Jim K. liclWd and Carolyn San. ' PaM1'i JWffi 1011411 11111110 Calhsrtn N. Lksr Torry i. Porsers Navard P. !icNardIm rs*y D. Call. DeDary Sharvv KeNain, Det.aM Wilhelm Kblci, Deltana PVIIIW H. Simmons. Dilteili Lewen Snyder. Osiloni Marcus Pafforise, Lila Mary Iiijph IWines. tell May Eees1a8 HruuM *WIIL a sy DI$CNAIU$ WSPS *i.ini By MAZ EUUZTIAN A break-in at Qiome W Sciusel, W W. 11111 IL, Son. ford, between Friday and Monday vuttad thieves 1111$ in tosin and om in feed while csv'ig abut $110 in prepesty .Ineiage, accorg to Sanford The thief or (haves damaged is a Iwo asie a in the schsel sad W - - Tundy, Mirth 27, l8-VsI. 71, Ne . W i$tlitit Dell! lauder. .11 sowfty W 70, SasNid WiraM, Inc., im N. Preach Ave.. liar* F. 33771. 11011:18111111 Class reels,, Paw of $aa*& PIw 33771 isms tkte,ssuteredthe dop diag (Weigh a window en r od t.E the toelo, sccsr Nos to pe,t A window is the r. INS. SJLirvs WssS.N Ma i es1. ii.$i5MM1ks$, Y. $** 1W MeNi INS.$ was MSafhIi$s 0f1r1i. hISlOs Yip,. asdleutar*hscddarli, add Stsvsage ve a.isduta las lib, s lit lofseetiesftv,inlh. N, Ldw HmalI Am API& --. - I -. -- — (he cddau1a, the (Muss leek a mvii I'u ormdr. so' calculator, valvid it $110, csr to Ir'ii tuty aecerdleglePaw s 61111161111. Thieves seek ft deer ad Gerald Merrie, 406 liven I" n..tims Sunday_er Is la Mesdoy, sounding to 4,psties reported soseess leek a E deer and deer (the' JEWY TA*4 -' vitand cellvely it inn"kninumnskm ....... - -...S.. . ... . . .• - -. - - * Geergatowut Mike Welch, 20 of 1414 Noble Causlbsrmy, since Jauary, Strodo, Law" do (aid shus The sds.* of uags Is lidid it $1,010, according to the The womm said several dndkL Madrid dollars in Jewelry Me his disappasrim kim her iazrr atmoi*siutneJ*n.30,Be. A 1$.yeuh,id Deer Run, rural cogtodap1es. bay reputed a Deputies lavutigatlag the y.leekhaMcydi,viiud it csaida.neviaesignsola $1I0,ws* was puksdita furo.d adry to uat',ti dens a Eagle ads, acosrg to abar's PAITJ0I Vandals estened a b.uss bw Mid he h" pdmd zadw cadndles at I* 39 do Who In kft of do din — 1.' Wild,._ Me dlemvs ad Wed rurd ladsek Gesty, ItAik acur16 to ftdilL moo Indw ad 1P He e, sheuved a yea p..rnhe doors Bad wef rnga.Mjsuy. a.kia,esigboshIiW. J=r ~PUNVIVM Is beft WN IV V—bk poked is in 111 5. _--. - -,.-.• .. *.. - - . -.-.. .- - - S.. — • Evans Executon i Expected A riI 6 m - In ate' s Sister, ft olds Out Hope — the S Clerk Wins Praise for people who have symptoms Cardiologists have been using stress levels, CHARLESTON, S.C. (UP!) If you're over 35 and you've some form of the stress test for Using the dress test, doctors which may Indicate a heart succumbed to the jogging years, but they have recently can determine how the heart problem, such as chest pains. craze, a cardiologist at the begun to make It more functions while the patient is People who have undergone Medical University of South sophisticated. heart surgery or have had a running to catch a bus, or Carolina recommends you take Unlike a normal electrocardi- jogging up steps, for example. heart attack may also want to ogram which measures a heart a heart stress tut. take the test to find out how Besides future joggers, Barn' much exercise they should The Areas test, which lsabout while resting, the stress test is 70 percent accurate In designed to measure the heart well said a dress test Is useful take, he said. ________________________________ predicting heart problems, is while It Is pumping heavily. one of the essential tools in During the test, electrodes diagnosing heart disease, said are stuck on a patient's Dr. W. H. Barnwell II recently. and connected to a running I "The heart stress test Is a. electrocardiogram. The doctor ap can then decipher any unusual filth step in a five-part ._1 proach to disposing heart heart beat while the patient Is disease, but it as as Important exerting himself. f In the stress test, the patient as the other four step.," he said. The other parts of an walks or trots to keep up on a examination are an electrocar- treadmill until he becomes diagram, a chest X-ray, and a uncomfortable. The speed of thorough history and physical the treadmill can be Increased or decreased to get the desired examination, - Flowers to Seminole County Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. County Administrator Roger Neiswender has commended Beckwlth's office for its prudent Investment of $18 million in county funds during the month of February which swelled county coffers by some $120,001 Beckwith said today the funds, budgeted but not as yet used, were invested in time deposits and certificates of deposit yielding - WI 10 ARTHUR BECKWITH - . . S an annual interest rate of 10 percent. NIcewender said Beckwith's office through the investments earned even more than the amount state officials predicted could be earned during the month through various Investments of county funds. COMPLETE ALL MAKES ALL MODELS • L- ry If It's Fun, Don't Do It . - Holddim No of GeceeIa,a Cstdingledqntle,. Hopkins parked his. 1104 Dsdgs sitMde lbs lode Saturday EIght. Whoa he rituned a shut ft@ liter, j oned semis. had takis the ,eId,. - - ____ " WW wpstty can is gut?" ends cwr. 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As a general rule, If it'1 fun, don't do It on the Cep11o1 lawn. rrigue toadag Is preldWueU So are skitabeardag. skft alIt*g. bueball- Bit yes em tiutils in ft's c1sd tr.siW ad ubau recsiitlen. S Rep. Bob Carr, DMIch, write Ikias eskw lisa ('up 011 peMti O'Neill saying "a rww &"i Frisbee oceV' supped his d akurs be. ene of burn ,ia,' of "bice.' C4- 11; Comp1ete ia% Phystalifor YourAir ' - four tlii of alfl Mercury owned by Patricia Eagle, Ormonds, while It was perked it Rn4ys Garage, 1iV Sword Ave., over the weekwI. ac' cordiag to polk,. Vaimtothuwaijg, $314, according to police. ' . Stress Test For Joggers Becoming More Sophisticated DENVER (UP!) Victor Mack Burns doeon'( think We fair that he received a harsher pnethty for deal a calf than he would have If he bad Wm store merchandise of equal value. Bl* the Colorado Supreme Court has rejected the Otaro Cotasty man's appeal of his 44o71ear date prison sentence for stealing a nolghthor s 3-day-old calf lad April. In the ruihi Mondeyo that court said the Colorado Legislature Is the audhonily to make cadla rustling and otbar thefts of animals a alms of grader consequence to society thaus general thefi. Make Off With Tools And Some Food monmuwwdw Mar*i INS POIvlcli Freonly Melissa N. Grim charlie Ilanfirsan JIfo L Hewerd kinds I. McNeil Jolmali D. Paflie TrSuma Wai, Maui * Lysni. DeNial say Isy Ow., MaNland Darts T. cheimar. Oman,. City -- o g T our - - Signing Day TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) about 25 feet from the death The high court Monday when the Supreme Court ruled petitions to the Supreme Court One of Spenkelink's lawyers, Death Row Inmate John chamber at Florida State turned down Spenkelink's third the death penalty constitutional for a rehearing will have to be Andrew Graham of Cocoa, Spenkelink has exhausted all Prison In Starke, took the news appeal. filed within 25 days and the commented, "We think SpenIn certain cases. court appeals of his death of the U.S. Supreme Court would take another Of the 500 persons now on Court Florida Gov. Bob Graham, a 14 keimk should be given clemensentence and state officials ruling "pretty calmly," said Death Row across the country capital punishment supporter, cy. We Intend to present our predict be will the in Florida's prisons spokesman Al Lee. "He 130 in Florida Spenkelink promised a "speedy, but reasons at the hearings." displayed no electric chair in July or August. outward sign of is the first to complete the long judicious" 'Will e w not decision on whether Spenkelink, housed in a cell emotion." chain of appeals since 1976 to order Spenkelink's death. Spenkelink, a twice-convicted felon, escaped from a Calishirk on "We will not shirk from our fornia work camp In 1973 and responsibilities just because of fled to Florida, picking up their enormity," Graham said h It c h h I k e r Joseph sePh responsibilities in a brief statement. He ordered Szmankiewicz along the way. a special meeting of the Florida He was convicted of beating Pardon Board for April or May lust because and shooting Szymanklewicz to to considerthe case of death In a Tallahassee motel Spenkelink and nine others. room. Of their Attorney General Jim Smith Spenkelink's execution could predictedthatGraham will sign P end a nationwide 12-year the death warrant. Smith said enormity' moratorium on executions that he believed subsequent appeals was Interrupted only by Utah MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) An atEvans, a 29-year-old native of Beaumont, by Spenkelink's defense team murderer Gary Gilmore In torney for John Louis Evans held out little days to dispose of the case. Texas, and an Indiana parolee, said he was unsuccessful. hope today that he can stop the April 6 the Pardon Board January 1977. Gilmore died in Hearings by "satisfied" with the Supreme Court's Will be A Smith aide explained that squad after he will take another month, then front of a firing execution for Evans, who says he is ready to decision, a prison official said. die, but inmate Jerry Wayne Jacobs stepped He has confessed to shooting Mobile the execution would probably Graham could sign the death refused to allow appeals of his death sentence. up his resistance to his Friday execution date. pawnbroker Edward A. Nasser Jr. during a be set for this summer because warrant. The Alabama Supreme Court voted 8-1 1977 robbery, which was witnessed by Monday against halting Evans' execution and Nassar's two young daughters, and remains Shifted to the state Court of Criminal Appeals firm in his position that he would rather the the responsibility for ruling on a petition for a tan h face life on death row at Holman Prison m stay of execution sought by Jacobs, who In south Alabama. wants to live. Evans said he was "disgusted and mad" The Court of Criminal Appeals was exwhen the petition for a stay was filed last pected to rule today on Jacobs' request for a week against his orders. stay after the Supreme Court voted 5-4 to In Mobile, Eddie Nassar, the father of the require the lower court to make the decision man that Evans shot, told UP! he would in that death penalty case, per to see Evans' death sentence reduced JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) depending on the price and Mrs. Myers said she and her to life ln prison without parole, provided hebe Jacobs, 30, was convicted for the 1976 John Spenkelink's sister, availability of gasoline. But if brother, who is two years older required to work. robbery-murder of Walter Knight, 79 of Mrs. Carol Myers, of Buena something happens in the than her, were "pretty close" Cuilman, who was killed In Blount County. "My family is a Christian family, but we Park, Calif., said Monday she is meantime, she said, she will try when they were growing up in The Winter Haven, Fla., man was the fire think he (Evans) Is taking the easy way out," still hoping that "the lawyers" to fly to Florida. Buena Park. Spenkelink will be Pet= to be convicted under the 1975 said Eddie Nassar, 69, a pawnbroker like his will be able to save her brother "We've had It very hard as a 30-years-old on Thursday. Alabama death penalty law, son, She opposes capital punishfrom Florida's electric chair. family," the wife of computer "We would like to see him In prison for the In a telephone interview with Myers ment, she said, but if it must be programmer Timothy The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to rest of his life, but we would like to see them the Florida Times-Union, Mrs. said of the family's finances. "I imposed it should be reserved review both death penalty cases, but Jacobs put him at hard labor," Nassar said. "I don't Myers said, "I feel the lawyers feel If we had money, he for people "who kill for kicks, was expected to pursue every legal avenue think you ought to have these people just lying have some kind of hope. I can't wouldn't be sitting where he Is rape some little kids or beat available to him, which Evans has refused to around in their cell watching TV all da y." really say what Is going to today. Money talks, guilty or them to death. Johnny is not do. happen. We have to leave It up not guilty." that kind of person. I don't feel Carroll sought to block Evans' execution so to the lawyers." Attorney John Carroll, who represents both Mrs. Myers said the family' he would deliberately go out he could pursue his claim that Circuit Court condemned men, said it was "entirely The U.S. Supreme Court had received letters from all and shoot somebody down." Judge Joseph Hocklander committed a rejected Spenkelink's third over the country In support of Possible, he would abandon further attempts If her brother "has done reversible error in Evans' trial at Mobile. to block Evans' execution. He said he had not appeal of his sentence Monday, efforts to save her brother from wrong or something," she said, He alleged that Hocklanclor should have opening the way for Gov. Bob execution. execution, but he given up on stopping "he should be punished, but not explained to the trial jury the elements of Graham to sign the death said he would not rely on frivilous appeals. "I really think he already has with his life." robbery and his failure to do so should be warrant that would make him been through a hell of a lot down Carroll remained confident he could save Spenkelink has maintained grounds to overturn the conviction. The same the first person to be executed there with all that harassment. throughout that when he shot Jacobs although Circuit Court Judge H.E. issue has been raised In the death penalty against his will in 12 years. Holladay of Oneonta denied a stay of Things go on nobody ever hears and killed traveling companion case of Wayne Ritter, Evans' partner In the execution Monday. He sought to challenge Mrs. Myers said she plans to about. A lot of others would Joseph J. Szymankiewicz on crime, but Ritter's case is still on appeal and drive to Florida to visit her already have snapped, but he Feb. 4, 1973, in a Tallahassee Holladay's oral charge to the jury in the the question has not been ruled upon. Jacobs trial, brother in June or July, hasn't," she said. motel It was self-defense. - - V1pS Bombing Mars Go To Court , - Spenkelink's Final Appeal Rejected """' L~07 IN BRIEF Signing Most Egyptians took the new peace with Israel In stride, with a UuIted prs iateruu.sai Iffadl danced and E$Ians applauded and firewor the few showing bursts of enthaem. The hi celebration was OPEC Members Agree skies of Tel Aviv and Cairo, but much of the Arab world reacted to planned for Sadat's return home from Washington. . the new peace between Israel and Egypt with anger, strike and Church bells in Egypt pealed for five minutes and the minarets strident vows of revenge. o( all mosques —abos4l,000ln Cairo alone — were ltlgjtlylit.A On Oil Price Increase terrorists made good their leaders' vow to mark the treaty display of firIlWorkil lit up the night sky. ANWAR SADAT MENACHEM BEGIN Many Egyptians clustered in neighborhood cafes to watch the with blood by bombing an open-air reports market today. Initial GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI)— OPEC ministers 5IW'8 cerflony, said at least 19 people were injured, two seriously. relayed live by satellite from Washington, decided today to implement on April 1 the full nine percent The bombing in near Ben Garton airport came sipped strong luck tea or played backgammon as the ceremony the town of Lod Increase in oil prices planned for 1V19—bringlng the cost less than 12 hours after a handgrenade attack in the Old City of got tmderway on the White House north lawn. They cheered and per barrel up to $14.54. ____ Jerusalem injured nine people, Including two American tourists. applauded as the three leaders shook hands after the alIng. begin Sadat Last December OPEC decided on a 14.5 percent in____ The ink on the signatures _ sealing the treaty had barely dried Speaking to newly recruited guerrillas Monday, Palestinian crease for 1979 to be carried out In quarterly stages. leader Yasser Arafat vowed to "chop off the hands" of President when the Soviet Tus now aIncy carried a Joint Soviet-Syrian The price went i5 percent th January to$13,34a barrel CfldeITU*IflI the PaCt. Carter, President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and Prime Minister and was scheduled to go up 3.8 percent on April ito $13.84 "The sides have resolutely condemned the treaty as one Menachem Begin of Israel. a barrel but now will be hiked by nine percent on that date e directed against the interests of the Arabs, including the Egyptian Israeli military sources said a special alert was called in th Instead, an OPEC oil communique said. Meets Seeks north against the threat of guerrilla attack Loaves were can. People," Tass said. "It Is conducive to a further aggravation of tensions In that area and creates a serious obstacle in the way celled and border patrols increased. Tel toward attaining a just peace In the Middle East." Some 70,000 Israe lis gathered in the square in front of the Where Is Idi Amin? In Kuwait, demonstrators stoned the Egyptian embassy before Aviv city hail to watch the signing ceremony on a giant screen and _ _gas. In Damascus. Y were dispersed by police firing tear were later entertained by a fireworks dlsnlav. NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI)— Ida Amin clajznstobe held a sit-In for six hours at the offices of the Egyptian thousands of Israelis streamed to ancient stud I n trapped by a ring of enemy tanks and troops at t WASHINGTON (UPI) Wailing Wall in the heart of the Old City. Many danced and others national airI1A while students In Tehran maintained their sit-In of Entebbe statehouse, no one really knows his whereabouts. WASHINGTON (UPI) Israeli Prime Minister prayed, touching the massive dones that one made upa retaining the Egyptian But by all accounts, the Ugandan dictator's days were Sadat, a Middle East Menachem Begin armed A mother of four In Moslem West Beirut called Sadat "a wall of Solomon's temple, numbered. peace treaty with Israel signed country with security Arab merchants throughout the Israeli-occupied territories coward. He is going to be toppled." A 24-yer-old student said, "I Yet no one seemed to know where the unpredictable at last, today pressed Egypt's gurantees from the United consider the treaty to be treason against the Arab wont" h States in the event of an shut their Mores and observed "a national day of mourning." Ugandan president was. appeals for economic and But the opposition was not total. In the southern c of Mayors of towns In the West Bank condemned the pact because military assistance on Capitol Some East African newspapers said Amin had been Egyptian violation of p Arabic for they said It failed to recognize their rights or the Palestine Tyre, a cab driver beamed, "Carter salaam 11 killed by his ow troops. Others said he had retreated with treaty. Hill. peace. a few loyal retainers to his birthplace at Arua, 0 miles And he was likely to be asked liberation Organization as their legitimate representative, First on Sadat's agenda was a northwest of the capital. Adding to the confusion, a white to specify those provisions meding with the House Foreign resident of Kampala said reliable witnesses had seen during meetings today Amin at his office in the capital. Affairs Committee, then a members of Congress. session with the Senate Foreign Begin and Egyptian ___ were Relations Committee paint President Anwar Sadat his hopes and dreams for an rotating appearances before Americans In Cuba Egypt at peace with Its historic House and Senate foreign to enemy. MIAMI (UP!) An American delegation headed by committees. Begin, who was to depart for U.S. Surgeon General Julius Richmond arrived in New York In late afternoon, The Egyptian president also Egypt, anticipating its expulsion from the Arab League, today The official statement withdrawing Egypt from active momHavana, Cubs, Monday for an unannounced meeting with was meeting with Robert said Monday Washington has announced it will boycott the flinember crpn"atlon It helped bership In the League warned that "those who are seeking to the Cuban public health department agreed to Increase its military found 34 years ago and which has been based In Cairo ever since. iat,late (Egypt) will be isolating themselves from their peoples McNamara, president of the An HEW spokesman in Washington would not say much presence in the Middle East if Egypt's action came barely 12 hours after President Anwar and from the Arab nation that esteems Egypt's unceasing WOrld Bank, and with officials about Richmond's trip, but did confirm he would return the InteIMUonal Monetary Egypt should violate the treaty Sadat signed a peace treaty with Prime Minister Menachem struggle in the service of Arablin and hum," the statement of Friday. He was there to "look at the health care delivery Fund. And tonight Sadat which is dedped tobe Begin of Israel InW111th1gtOn and only hours before the aIn said. system in Cuba," the spokesman said. step toward a comprehensive Baghdad of an Arab conference called to Implement anti"Egypt, In the face of these attempts to undermine the Arab scheduled a talk to the U.S. Middle East peace agreement. Egyptian sanctions. League charter, declares that it Is freezing its activity Mtn the Chamber of Commerce to plead In a buoyant and expansive In Israel, a uomD In an open air fruit and vegetable market day comes when emotionalism and Irresponsibility take second for increased private invest. Lions Kill Two Girls ment In Egypt. mood when he met with today killed one woman and wounded 20 people two seriously, place to wisdom and seriousness," the statement said. reporters, Begin said the The bomb, claimed by the Palestine liberation Organization, This meant that Egypt will boycott all Arab League functions JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UP!) lions killed Finally, In a rare and guarantee was included In one exploded in the town ofLod near BenGurlon airport and followed but will rn''i on the membership list. The decision a two young girls and attacked the father of one of the slain gesture, Sadat of two documents signed by a handirenade attack In the Old City of Jerusalem Monday that short of total withdrawal from the League, which appeared likely magnanimous girls as he was digging a grave for his daughter. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance Injured nine people, including two Americam to follow, depending on the attitude of other League members at was meeting with American Jewish leaders to outline his and Israeli Foreign Minister Hundreds of thousands of Arabs marched through the street of the Baghdad conference. Kruger National Park rangers said Monday the 13-yearhopes for peace Ins more stable Moshe Dayan. He said they will Baghdad and Damascus today, chanting slogans denouncing the The peace treaty signing was received with joyous dancing i n old daughter of Willie Nkuna was killed at a camp for Aviv, be made public "in a day or new peace pact In general and Sadat In particular, accusing the Tel and restraint in Egypt, but was condemned Middle East. applause workmen near Pretori us Kop Saturday pg1g (Ipite two." Ewtlan leader of treason to the Arab world, by much of the Arab world. efforts by her mother to drive away the beast. Rangers In an Interview Monday with The second document killed the lion. ABC's Barbara Walters, Sadat pledged al5.year supply of US. As Nkuna was digging the grave for his daughter Me shrugged off a warning by oil t011taeliflt could not get th ___________ ________________ next day, a lioness attached him. He tried to f Palestinian leader Yassero precious commodity elsewe, lion with a pocket knife but was seriously clawed, B.gifl said. He iaid the lIysw Arafat that he w marked for Rsagan aft to track down the to the bans, wiR Ito of a fl-year-old gitt klflad by lime. bad diurad Israel withdraws from the Sinai on the way to school. "Never, never," he said. "I olllields, in about seven months as I believe no am a believer. And under terms of the treaty. one will take one hour of my The United States, Begin ___________________________ WASHINGTON (UP!) The them Begin and President life." said, in a "very nice LE Damascus Anwar Sadat. final, the with very important things in has given its undertaking Egyptian-Israeli negotiations • Asked whether if he died the Golan = According to the military treaty would die, Sadat repued: military, that it will not tolerate any Heights Mediterranean Sea annex of the treaty' the only Haifa drawn version of the treaty "It (On treaty) lathe people's violation of the agreement SYRIA document which had no feels that package reflects the drain of t hefl will. It Is not my will only. So It and she will act If she pUIhed before Monday, both is a permanent peace, yes." la hours. there Is a violation ... What sides ask the United States to '$ANI we're talking about Is not a Inadoctsneutcalled"Map3, iEiTelAvlv I continue for nine monthe the At Monday night's state violation by Israel." sub'phases of withdrawal," the •Amman operatio ns of the Sinai field dinner, Sadat urged President He said In the event of a 'Port Said Gaza Strip 1975 Carter to open a dialogue with mission which Dead violation, Washington would northwestern corner of the as part of the Sinai II the Palestinians as "the first r step up Its military presence, si including the disengagement agreement. step on the road to selfSuez 'take actions in order to oasis town of al-Arish, In two ISRAEL Canal of determination and statehood," national radio said. Police remove a sea blockade," TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) !flOIItM (jaJ of After that, the network and called for "an active pjjg terj, making cordoned off the area and any move by the U.N. Security months they had proposed NIUOI5 "Will be terminated." American role" in further Cairo :4' • good their vow to mark the rounded up several suspects, Council to affect the treaty earlier), The rest of the pact carries Mideast negotiations. S Suez adverady, and supply weapons JORDAN Egyptian-Israeli treaty with the spokeswoman said. out the framework that was SinaiI of emergency for A police spokeswoman said "at a time In the lowerendui the arrow. blood, bombed an open-air agreed last September at the In his prepared text for the Peninsula sivape S inai, anouuer and. vegetable market today, frilling the bomb was hidden under a Israel." Comp Divi m%nüt but it took signing ceremony, Sadat had alat -: specify wn ISII* of UUkeifldiC$te EGYPT Begin did n(*IpeCifythe type one woman and woundIng 20 vegetable sta nd and killed one urged Palestinian recognition woenan,wounded IO others, two military presence the United thatthearealnvolvls4anoil IOpsgssofflneprinUodoL — but in reading, he left out the States would commit to the field will be handed over In Witnesses said the blast of strongly worded paragraphs. In Beirut, the Palestine Middle East, but Israel has sennmouthe (indeed ofthesix shook tbamarket in the town of SAUDI Led, near Ben Guelon airpoi't, Liberation Organization repeatedly said It would VA morgis Ow Egyptians wanted). A spokesman for the Egyp. Sinai and its oil fields, ajpt ARABIA and left a hole more thana foot claimed r.sponilbWly for the want U.S. troops In the fl4jQfl egress to mate peace wkb tian embassy said Sadat Not did he say what action wide In a blacktop counter at bOlflblr4. Weak nftaccus to theS imyskipped one of his Th roughly drawn map A spokesman for Wafa, the Washington would take to the markat. : a full reading cards, but stands by the Israeli canal, an it it d deal w h ____ ve a blockade. An in- shewi the disputed INI5"I1 OccUp4Id Blood of the vldlmsmlx.don PLO news agency said the remo fUll ran— prepared test. Middle zut partner, an area around Mt. Sinai and force creased U.S. naval weasnce pl ad,d to "en the ground with smashed bomb was Ste. Catherine's monastery was Congress is expected to hats, shoes and the aimed struggle of this Arab alroody aids. vegetahi Israel recognizes, In turn, anthems and appropriate $750 Washington launched a sky. settlid by "'igit a separate sanis were flung around the people" and to demonstrate Phased withdrawal from Sinai that the peace tray is only the m1ll1 for economic assistance train d Galaxy 5As that ferried area Called "Ares V," makedft market located on a dd B mk the laradis in do WMtos win notpaas." first dip of wider proces, toEgypt this year pod o1ft weapons to Israel during the wo ficlal,, s number cd men thq can daft (ilgist sidearms). was settled Sunday involving the sther occupled earmarked to Improve Cairo's thi spokesman said the 1813 aevindaY war. Egypt' Angry Israelis jumped Theflald n.b.te,accordingto W& In a IOwinde s tITWieSolUIS Wed BIfl and antiquated, unreliable t 0 1t the me" tAockad,of the StraltsofTlran then (310) ad the kind of Arabs who were in the markat bomb weapons hose American of between Prime Miner Mae. the Gem Strip. UP "wile It was full of enemies. launched the 11 war. telephone system. at the time and beat them, the IF . AN --I Tuesday, March 27, 1C7-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. He Dies This Summer SANFORD LONGWOOD *1 let St. Ph. 3224Th ill Hlivmy 434 Ph. 031-4404 322-8321 — SOUTHERN Will SPICIALIZI IN ALL. STATI $ CANADIAN UITUINS AIR OF SANFORD, INC. $02 NORTH MAPlE AVE. OPIMOa.m.4 p.m. WuW.ys, N Sat. lIen. ONLY 20 DAYS LEFT—APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE OTHER ARIA OFFICES IN DILTONA.OIANSI CITY ANDOVIIDO - SANPORD, FLORIDA 32771 Neighborhood Dealer ., S 4 t_.' Us.. -'-'-.5-. ' . 5 .- - ... ..., -, _5• -- . . . -..- ' 1' . .. - e'-•'.. ',,;..- ., . .—..,- �4A- Evening Hen M, SOO Fl. 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All bids shall be mailed to the Materials Manager of the Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First Street, Sanford, Florida 32211. All bids shall be postmarked not later than the 5th day of April 197, and shall be received on or before the ith day of April, 1979. Opening of such bids will take place at the Office of the Materials Manager of the Seminole Memorial Hospital at 5:00 o'clock A. M. on the 12th day of April 1979. Seminole Memorial Hospital reserves the right to relict any and all bids. Publish Mar. 24,27,24, 1979 DEH.112 Business L A ltI flTI IIJ vs . ___ 0 Mar-Joy ,S in pa,at om Es,. Some of EARL V. TURNER, Deceased STENSTROM, DAVIS, McINTOSH I, JoI..I Flagship Bank of Seminole 200 West First Street Sanford, FL 32771 Publish Mar. 24,27,2L29,30, Ill Apr. 11 1979 DEH.110 I ___________ ServjCc IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 7995.CP Division IN II ESTATE OF CLARENCE PATRICK PRIEST, 210 MAGNOLIA Lt 2310 A. OAK AVE. SANFORD -- ------- __-,, 46" IN Save On Spring Styles, See Second Hand Rose Spring Is In full bloom at Second Hand Rose with racks loaded with bargains in new flc 11"W"" s 11111411111111111111111, IBM," he said. He can now offer Sam day service in Sanford. "All the machines we sell are warranteed for 90 days," Faulkner said. "Quality service at low rates," is the motto of Florida IT1iI_IJ Don Faulkner owner of Florida Business Equipment Inc. Business Equipment. They will only $1.50 plus the install typewriter ribbon for hon. cost of rib- The office Is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5p.m. For information call 3. 3621. L. oven & WI. Lois J. Lot 16, blk B, Lake Brantley Isles 2nd Adn. $31,900. Eoia Prop., Inc. to Francis V. Gay, trustee, Beg. SW cor. of Lot 4, bili A, The Meadows, Un. 1. s165,000. Z (QCD) Victoria Basile to Lucky Inv. Inc. Lots 4 & etc. Chapman 1 Tucker Addn. Sent. etai. 7 parcels $125,000. James J. Harvey I Dolores to Barton B. Pitcher I. Willis, Geo. Al. Lot 2, bIll 6, A.D. Russell's Addn Fort Reed. $35,000. Richard H. Wright to James R. Knapton, Lot 15 bIll A. Sportsmans Paradise. $7,000. John H. Rape & *1. Margaret to Robert L. Kimble Ill wt. Julie Lot 33, bill B, River Run Sec. Two. $33,000. Grace Prop Inc. toWm. B. Soyars, Ill, Unit 314 F, Altamonte His., $21,430. Grace Prop. Inc. to Raymond Elgin, Un. 300 E., Altamonte HIS. $31,100. Grace Prop. Inc. to Eli:. Cannon Un. 312 F, Altamonte His., $21,400. Grace Prop. Inc. to Loraine B. Callahan I ShIrley A., Un. 314 A, Altamonte His. $19,100. Grace Prop., Inc. to Woodivw W. Hancock Jr. Unit 306 306 F Altamonte His. $30,333. CilffortLaRue&Wt. Dora Al. I Lloyd A. Story I WI. Valerie to Larry M. Barney & WI. Michele Lot 64, Goldie Manor 1st Add. $37.%0. Tompkins 0ev. to Bradford L. d0%00PRd A $ouNI N.W You There's A $Iy$e..4 Collar-, A NOW Col ThiS's Jest Yes we Cam NsIp You seNd it.. P S 01110105 & Pressoirs CINNIN5 Il N. krsams a0.cks . 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Angie Zastrow (Married) S3.3 ch of SW'h -From SE cor. of SE¼ of NE¼ of of NE¼ E of Old Sanford Orl. rd SE'4 of SEC 21.20.32, etc. $17,000. etc. SEC 7-21.30. $43,300. Paul L. Klein, Jr. & WI. Mary to Edw. L. Cresh & WI. Myra to Cornelius M. Neville 1. wt. Brenda Charles K. Lytle & *1. Susan C. %t Lot SI SA, bill H. Sweetwater Oaks, 532, Welliva Hunt Club, Fox Hust, Sec. S. $106,000. Sec. 3. $50,000. (QCD) Altamonte Medical Dental Classic Custom Homes Inc. to Park to Ronald L. Beliner, Part of Anthony J. Delalias I WI. Jean I. Lt Lot 410 Ill 441,desc., Altamonte Lint. 2, Brantley Cove, $75,9W, Hotel & Nov. Co. $33,300. Proctor I Gamble Distr. Co. to Robert C. Fortier I wt, Harriett T. David S. Scherer I wt. Gail A. Lot S. to Ada Byrd, sgl. S 16' of Lot 41 all bIll 25. Weathersf led 2nd Addn. of 5, bIll 10 Tier 3, Tratfords Map of 547,900. Sent. 112.333. Amer. Group One Inc. to Hagan Helen M. Thornton (Form. Homes Inc., Lot 4$, Grove Esti. Bough) to Entenmann's Bakery of 11.200. Fla., Inc. Commence on S line of Wilco Div. Etc. to Fia; NW'/ of SEC 1721.30 etc. $115,000. Anthony Do Angelis & Josephine Residential Communities Inc., Lt 10 to Carl G. Austin I wt. Pamela J. bill C, Greenwood Lakes, Un. 2 W1 i of Lot 354 Swope Land Co. Plat 1111141100. of Black Hammock $30,000. Steven Jacobs & wf. 0. Corpdhna Grace Propt___ tpC,Ao__Dgvld_ to David J. $4kc & WI. Mary F. Lot IO'Ambrosio I Kathy Roman Un. 336 Spring Oaks Un. Ill. $53,900. 306 E. Altamonte HIs., condom. (QCD) RichardOariand, und.Itr. $19,900. Ill WI. Barbara tG.To Saddle Lip, Inc. Grac. Pro.. Inc. M M i,r. S323'ofP4300.1W I30 of F 161 "I Betslnger 1. Jody, Un. 20, of tr.1, Rapt. $anl.ndo Springs Silo. Altamonte Hts. $$,iOO. . Jean Grundstaff, Sol. 1 Gone R., GraceProp.,unc.towm.C.Seho, Sgl. to Wendell E. Chambers sgt. IMaurice F. Un. 3050, Alto. Monte P4½ Of SE¼ of SE¼ 00 NW¼ SEC. HIS. $n,ioo. 21.24.32. Grace Prop inc. to Leslie J. Mary Roetter, Wid. to luster Herman & Joseph J. Lt. ten., Un. Orindstaff 0 *0. Sally & Gene N, 302 Altamonte HIs. $19,1O. Grindetaff, sit, Lot 10 bIll $, Liiiie Mae James Faulkner to Rosalind HIs, 55.050. Lime Ma. Fullknsr, wit Frankle Steven D. Harniifl to Steven D, L.FIngusonIJarne$, Hsiott & WI. D. Susan Lot 1060 of N 67' of Lot 21 (lesi I 10') 1 all Of W½ Of ill, Roee Court Mdii, Said. N 67'01 Lot 24, Frost's Mdii No. 3, $150. AS, I. of $R 431. $150. E.J. Cameron, Jr. I WI. Mary Is F. Allan Orgone & Donna Jailer Cameron, 51¼ 00 NW¼ Of Gwaltnayl(iIz. Bladt$ld$eJam.s NW¼ Of NW¼ SEC 10.3031, E. Zlrkel & WI. Janice. W 10' OfLot 2, easemont. $10,000. all o03&E IS- .f4 blk C.$,u,, Magnolla$c. Corp to Harry A. Sp.nun,s Tn. 4$. 50,151 Golmorhag Censtr. Co Inc. Lt Lt 14 POiwsod 0ev., Ltd. Is Lewis Wekhr5 Club Ests., Soc. Four, Glass & WI. . .. -- .. en's King Merritt Jr. & wt. Betty to Robert Al. Schulz I *0. Susan. Lot S. repi. Mead Manor Un. $43,500. Magnolia Svc. Corp. to Sutton & Sons Inc. Lot 22 Wekiva Club Ests., Sec Six. $24,. ValerleT. Lustto Paul L. Kelleyl WI. Mavis L., Lot 49, Star Lake Ests., $331000. (OCO) Daniel Balllnger to Prances Sailingir, S 131.5$' of N 923.3$' of W¼ of SW". of SW¼ of NW". Sec. 2420.30 $100. (QCD) Dm11, Saiiirtger to Frances Sallunger. N 792.0' of W¼ of SW". of NW¼ (in W70 yd. ot $110 yd. & W 25' 00 S 372') SEC. 21.20.30. *100. Winter $ags. Div. to Richard I. KI$Iunv A WI. Nancy, Lt. 61, Tuscawilla Un. I. *11.000. Winter Spgs Div. to Ricahrdl. Killing I wI Nancy, Lt 1 Tvscawllia Un. $131100. Winter Sags. 0ev. to Richard I Kislung & WI. Nancy, Lot 113, Winter Springs Un. 3. 301.300. Winter Spgs. 0ev. to Ricahrd F. Killing A Nancy, Lt 13, Tuscawilia Unit 7. $11,000. Michael D. Welsh III *0. Barbara Is Jolt. P. Meyer I wt. Laura A. Lt 13, Welilva Hills, Sec. I. $71,100. Susan A. Levy to Douglas J. McKeIvii & WI. Hazel P., Lot 11, bIll 0. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, 101300. Richard D. Harry & wt. Jean to Torrence J. La Linde, WI. Lot 93, Traiiwsed 15$., Sec. One, 307.011. WE $PICIAUZI IN VlsptTIgs.CasverlIbaTqs.ANTyga SINs'S. SCev.rs.Cerpsi. teed., slash. NOfTeps - -q QUALITY WORK MINI .IN 'CHILDREN ALL OUR CUSTOMIRS 1. ANZA POOL__ ". 3$S42$1 Auto Gil.. & S..t COvr Co. 00. 1. 1%bMIInSSSO.114 N , 311$, PSINCHAVI -•Oft ,. _... . .30*IN3 SANFORD OSCINTU S.R.0S LOMMOD - and the owner gets a receipt for tax purposes," said Maria. For eight weeks the item Is on sale for full price, after then It is marked down 25 percent for the next four weeks and for the fInal four weeks it is marked down 50 percent. For those Interested In bringing In garments to sell Marts advises appointments area must. "If they call early I can usually see them the same day or the next day at the latest," she said. "If Items need pressing, press them, as the nicer they lock the more money they will bring." Clothing should be brought In on hangers, which will be returned to you. Even If they have been hanging In your closet all winter they should be laundred or cleaned as closet odors such as sachet, cedar or smoke have a way of clashing In her shop, Maria stresses. mere Is also a large selection of accessories at Second Hand Rose such as scarves, jewelry, belts, purses, ties, hats, shoes and boots. To entertain children while parents shop for bargains, there Is a special play corner complete with antique school desk and books and dishes for the tiny "hostess." A former news photographer and landscaper from Rochester, N.Y., Maria opened the shop on Sept. 2, 1978 after moving to the area. "I consider everyone either a buyer or seller. Those who bring things In to sell often find something else they want to buy before they leave," said Maria. "What is so exciting about this business is that you never know what someone Is going to bring In, there Is something new on the racks every day. I have made many great friendships." Second Hand Rose Is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Thursday until 7 p.m. Check your closets for good contempory clothing you no longer need and call Maria at 862-3434 for an appointment. She can turn them Into money for you.ADV. REALTY TFLANSFERS rNON COMPUTIRIZSO WATER ANALYSIS FOR customers and the fact that she can ouiflt not only herself, but her husband, 11-year-old son and 9-year-old daughter in fashionable clothing from her own stock speaks well for the quality and variety to be found. You'll (hid clothing from Infant size, to men's size 48 for men, women and children for dreamo up, work or play. If you are the athletic type (or just want to look good around the courts) Second Hand Rose has just received a selection of new tennis wear, warm-up suits and men's spoils shirts with brand names such as Head and Tall from an overstocked area tennis shop. They are now available at very competitive and used spring and sommer clothing, including bathing suits. To make room for them Maria Zintel, owner of the store, Isno longer accepting fan and winter fashions on consignment unless they are suitable for the transition to spring. Second Hand Rose, located In San Sebastian Square on SR 434 near the SR 436 intersection (through the arch, behind O'Brien's TV), is not the ordinary used clothing shop. Because Maria now has more Ow 400 clients bringing In their 'oldies but goodies' to sell on prices. COtWIgninerd, she can afford to Second Hand Rose also has a be choosey. selection of new Portofino She accepts only freshly spring jackets and skirts from laundered or cleaned clothing another area shop, which has In good repair. "No spots, no gone out of business. stains or mending problems," "We keep things for four Marts specifies, "people have montise and If the Item Is not their own and don't want to buy sold by than the o term may pick yours!" it up, or, we donate ft to a Marts Is one of her own best childr home In Mount Dora - W. stock a full I luio of Z Cloy PoOl C.rProducts P11.322.4622 r - Fla. Residential Comm., Inc. to Norman Loeb & Avanti Div. Crp. Lot I. Windtree West, Unit Two. - Raw 11411110 IMSINIS.- LIKE NEW .\ - (Drapery 4Iofhing) USEDFURNITURE FOAMCUTTOORDER REMNANTS FREE ESTIMATES--NO OBLIGATION BEDDING & UPHOLSTERY Serving The Area For 25 Years. IF 70 E. CELERY AVE. PH. 322.2117 SANFORD MAS SNIP IsaNsi WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28 Italian American Social Club of Sanford membership meeting, 8 p.m., Wine and Cheese Cafe, Sanford Plaza. New members welcome. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Speaker Dr. Trevor Colbourn, president UCF. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn. Recovery, Inc., 12:30 p.m., Mental Health Center, 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., civic center. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Wekiwa Chapter DAR, 1:30 p.m., DeBary United Methodist Church parlor,. Speaker, William Webster on the American Indian. THURSDAY, MARCH 20 South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club, Diet Workshop, 10 a.m., and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Weight Watchers 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn; 10 am., Lake Mary Presbyterian Chlrch. Altamonte Springs Serioma, noon, Ireland's Restaurant. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. South Seminole AA, ,noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Alcoholics Anonymous (open), 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. Senior Citizen Security Seminar, 9a.m. to noon, Sanford Civic Center. Free to public. Sponsored by Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Camelot Homeowners Ann., 8 p.m., Casselberry City Hall. Youth Programs Inc. In-service meeting for volunteers, 7p.m., Florida Power & Light building, N. Myrtle Avenue, Sanford. Speaker - U. Beau Taylor. FRIDAY, MARCH 30 Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. South Voluala Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona inn. Weight Watchers, tO a.m., Sear, Mtamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Rummage and bake sale sponsored by Ladles Guild, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry. SATURDAY, MARCH 31 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Seabee Veterans of America Island X4, 10 a.m., CPO Club Orlando Naval Training Center. 4 1 tA - . ' ••, Beaidq Sou Republican Club of Seminole, covered dish dinner, 7:30 p.m., Winter Springs Community Center, 400 N. Edgemon Ave. Call Nell Lee 323-0172. INTRODUCES Hairdresser Sanford Lodge 27 lOoF and Seminola Rebekah Lodge 43 annual dinner and program, 6 p.m., 107'i Magnolia Ave. "(WO6 8 ea SUNDAY, APRIL 1 Bullroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. 8317878 ACTION CENTER. HWY. - 434. LONG WOOD MONDAY, APRIL 2 DeBary Wayfarers, 2 p.m., DeBary Civic Auditorium. .- - - SeeuiL XaivL 111f1~ tV R 1~" og rAd Family Fashions SAN SEBASTIAN SQUARE Hwy. 434 at 434 it ",_ ,, i ~ $624.8 TUESDAY, APRIL 3 Annual meeting American Lung Assu.of Central Florida, 7 p.m. Elk's Lodge, 12 N. Primrose Ave., Orlando. Social how, 6:30 p.m. Sanford Senior Citizens, noon, Civic Center. Bring bag lunch. Business and bingo to follow, Lake Highland Preparatory School, Orlando, open house-curricujum fair, 4-8 p.m. Arts & crafts, athletic events, dramatic and choral presentations. Orientation reception for visitors, 5p.m. Spaghetti supper, 5-7:30 p.m. Free blood pressure clinic, 2-4 p.m., Adventist Church, ith.and..Elm, Sanford. --- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 Woman's Club of Sanford covered dish luncheon meeting, noon, clubhouse. Speaker-Judge Dominick Salfi. THURSDAY, APRIL 5 Young Republicans regular meeting, 7:30 p.m., Jerry's Restaurant, Sanford Airport. Seminole Community College players present "Butterflies Are Free", 8 p.m., Fine Arts Theatre. Chinese Auctios sponsored by PACE School, 7:30 Mcn5l0fl Lutheran Church, Casselberry. Call 636- Janice. 0002. FRIDAY, APRIL 1 Seminole Community College Players present "Butterflies Are Free", 8 p.m., Fine Arts Theatre, through April. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 - BUILT BY HAND * COMMERCIAL FISHING BOATS MIXIN AM PAIfl' ') CUSTOM DRAPERIES SLIP COVERS al ALTERATIONS s I - SUSmNN 4 BARBARA McCARTY UNISEX Hair Styling * CHEROKEE CANOES IV as 11SS.MsP15aIIAfl. 9 * CUSTOM FIBERGLASS REPAIRS 1Md IrNil Perk Neil Neil Aid I tis rsrmng .iNI NleN• Iskueb 1Pill,IL - Howard Johnson Co. to PSM Dcv. Corp. Commence at con. of SEC 14. 21-29 etc. Howard Johnson Co. to PSDM 0ev. Corp. Commence at can. of SEC 14-21-29 etc. 1315,000, Bruce A. Barnhill to Cohn N. Freeman I *0. Judith N. Lot 63, English Woods, $100. Charles Elllander & *0. Jane R. to George P. Penton I WI. Mildred. Lot 13, Oviedo Oaks, Un 1 547.500. Headlands Inc. to Falcon Dcv. -Cg., Lot 22, Fox Run sd. 15,000. Donald E. Stormer & WI. Leone to Paul D. Scott Ill *f. Diane B. Lots 13 I II, bill G. Tr. 53, Sanlando Springs $10,000. Hugh W. Pierce I wt. Alice to George J. Carter, Jr. Ill wt. Myra Al. Lot I I W 10' of 2, bIll G, Oakland Shores, First Addn $31,000. Mary N. Glover to Douglas Al Ball Jr. I *0. Judith A. Its 13 I 11, bill 0, West Altamonte HIS.. Sec. 3. 11.100. Shirley Anne Wentworth & Ho. Alan toChester F. Wheeler I *0. Lot 20 bIll C. Sweetwater Oaks, $101,000. le "Our Satisfied Patrons Today Are Tomorrow 's Customers" 116 S. Palmetto Ave. Downtown Sanford -- Hagen Homes Inc. to John W. Bogard & *0. Ann C., Lot 33, Grove Ests. 164,9W. Olin Amer. Homes to Michael S. (QCD) Wm. R. Walmsleyto Frills Hahn & *0. Gloria, Lot 13, bill F. V. Walmsley. Big. NW cor., bIll 3, Sterling Park Un. 3. $15,700. tier 12. Sanford, Traffords Map. Tompins 0ev. to Harry F. Randall $100. Ill *0. Vivian E., Lot 45, bIll OF North Olin Amer. Homes Fl., Inc. to Orl. Ra ches, Sec. 5, 139,900. Gregory A. Goodall & *0. Keilie N. James I. King Al *1. Barbara to Lot 36, bill. 0, Sterling Park, Un.3 Victor J. Gustin I wt. Naomi, 5 $00. 333-I' of W 225' of NW". of SW,.,, of (QCD) Lnc Dcv. Corp. to Jack F. SEC 62130. $34,000. GluttIng 0 w159nla S Lt S. bIll A. Wiidir Springs Dew to Delco Inc., The Springs, $100. Lot 221 Winter Springs Un. $33,000. Lewis N. Duke Al *0. Ruenell to International Land Planning II Srannonl Son Bldrs., Inc., Lots 3,1, Inc. to Deccatexine Constr. Cor. Lot Al S. bill C, Sanlando Springs Tr IS, 23, Jennifer Ests. $21,300. 2nd row. $16,000. Sprior Constr. to Raymond (QCD) Kites Glass Jr., trustee etc Lopei 1 *1. Lydia J. Lot 30, bill 6. to Key Div. Al Reality Inc. Lot), bill North Orlando 2nd Addn. $35,300. D. Sanlando Springs Lake Oaks Sec (QCD) First Seminole Land Co. Ic $)00. Tompkins Dcv. Co. Fla., Inc., Lots 1 Saniando Enter., inc. 10 Clyde N. 126, Garden 151a., Unit One. $100 Humphrey Ill *0. Constance P. Lot 3, Sunrise Erectors, Inc. to Paul bill, OF $anlando Springs, Lake Oaks Eslich & *0. Paula J. Lt 6$ Sunrise Sec. $10,050. Unit One. 141.950. international Land Planning II Nader Constr. to Charles I. Witlin Inc. to HTE Harkins Corp., Lot 111, A WI. Ruth, Lt 31, Tuscawille Unit 6, Jennifer Ests. sis,sso. 174.000. Ienflard Geffken I Janet to Alfred J. Kephart & *1. Carol J., ',mt. M.L. West 16 wt. Jean .i., 1z mt., Bx 1236 Lake Arrowhead Ga., Lot 24, Countryside, $14,000. Orion Constr. 0,1., inc. to Wm. lsKeae I *0. Betty H. Lot 3, Wekiva Club Ests., Sec. Four, *1)0.050. TUNE IT YOURSELF Barbara's -Al -_- Barbara Recently Attended The Advanced Haircutting Seminar Showing The New "Retro Trend", The New Spring Look In Hair Fashions CALL TODAY FOR APPOINTMENT 322.3914 Tv". ffiru Fri. LS, 58. 12 Wed. £ Thurs. Evening By Appi. Second Hand Rose owner Maria Zintel shows jewelry. ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 3237710 PHONE 323-3166 SANFORD - I REALTY TRANSFERS BLAIR AGENCY. Everything for the amateur or professional GLASS & PAINT enseics contracts on Edw. Kembail & *1. Holly to Raymond J. Bench. Jr. & wt. Mary H. Lt 165. SW 0.14' of 17 blk I, The Springs Shadowood Hill, *74.000. Michael G. Kinter I wt. Nita Al. to Laurel A. Walter I WI. Laura E lv of Lot 12. Ilk A. Tangslwood Sec. Four. .°jo. (QCD) John C. Hartsock to Marion Al. Hartsodll, Lot? St. Johns Village 2nd Rev. $100. Wm. Simmons I. *1. Sara to Eugenio Alvarez & WI. Patricia. Lot 141 Chula Vista, Sec. 3. 16,301 Cam. Prop. inc. to David Webb Trucking Co., Commence at NW cor. of S % of NW¼oISE¼0I Sec. 2.30.30 etc. 140,000. Donald P. Slake & *1. Delores to Anton Letang & wt. Josephine A. Lot 13, bill 16, Weatherslleld 2nd Addn. $32,100. The Babcock Co. to Oscar D. Madison, sgl. Lot 126 Windward Sq., Sec. 2. 146,300. Landvestors Inc. to Wm. C. Un. derwood I *1. Nellie J. Lot 123, Forest Brook 2nd Sec. $14,500. Clement Alenovltz I wt. Eli:. to Roland Al. Dalton I WI. Myra C. Lot 4 Seminole Raceway First Addn. $7,300. Percell J. Leery & wt. Frances to Edw. A. Cingoranoili 0*0. Barbara. Lt. SI, English Woods, $79,100. MIltarr-AT - LORWIli-W.-Emilf to Donald N. Love & WI. Christine T., Lot 12. bill 0, Lake Kthryn Park Fifth Addn. $19,050. Thomas Wostmiyer, 90110 Roger 4 -- &Ami~ COMPANY. INC. YOUNG DRIVERS Is SR 221's Filed Rejections Is Cancellation For High Risk COMPLETE LINE OVER 330 MOLDINGS _.i CFO ] [INSURAN- )~ CUSTOM FRAMING 1975 he purchased the Florida Business Equipment Inc. "We have been serving this area for many years," says Faulkner. "We do all the IBM work for the city of Sanford and Seminole County." Faulkner has three employees and all the repair work is guaranteed for 30 days. "We 0S? If UNISEX BEAUTY SALON N the base closed down here. After leaving the company in ISO S. DIXIE HWY. 17.92- CASSILIERRY JUST NORTH OP 000TRACKID. . 111111110 OILS - ACRYLICS. W. COLORS The owner, Don Faulkner, who wasstationedIn Sanford with the U.S. Navy from 19621 67, went to work with IBM after o - j Art Supplies L - Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Weight Watchers 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. '- _Lt known brands as Olympia, Remington and IBM. WHOLESALE PRICES 50% TICKETS Center. EE 4' Beverly Seibert, Owner CRYSTAL LAKE OR. LAKE MARY - 011ettI, Direct From '..' SENIOR CITIZENS 20 PCT OFF The firm sells such well- Fabalon Big FasklMs Daily ' AviatIon Modelers, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. DeBary Players, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community 1010$ PERMS Req. $25 $20 FROSTINGS Req. 123 $20 WED. ONLY carry office supplies. 869 -1602 SAN SIM$TIAN SQUARE 11 A1I$SUIS *1055 3 GRAND OPENING SPECIAL 57 en and checkwrlters. They also BAlTIC A OUTDOORS III / - TUESDAY, MARCH 27 SEE LO'G.-OCD FL 32". TUE DAY-SATURDAY 900AM 30P.M. UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP 0 'BR IEN'S T.V. ANTENNA SPECIAL. '69" OF $91 COMPLETE GOOSE BUMPS A - "WE SERVICE ALL MAKES" e ,, CALENDAR __ , \\ S / k HeMd Advertiser ,.. The undersigned, as Personal Representative of the estate of EARL V. TURNER, deceased, will receive until 5p.m. April 13, 1979, at the office of STENSTROM, DAVIS, MCiNTOSH 5. JULIAN, Flagship Bank of Seminole, 200 West First Street, Sanford, Florida, sealed bids for the Purchase of the following described property, situated at 147 Meilonville Avenue, Sanford, Florida, to wit: Lot 3, Less the North Ili, and Lots I and 5, Block 6, MAYFAIR, ac Cording to the P1st thereof, as recorded In Plat Book 3, Page 35, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida; Said property is zoned Residential by the City of Sanford, and situated on the property Is a one-story, two. bedroom, one-bath, dwelling. The keys may be obtained from Patricia Austin of STENSTROM, DAVIS, McINTOSH I. JULIAN. The sale shall be for the hight cash bid. No bid will be accepted less than Andrea & Viola / IESLAZ 11"O BATHTUB Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate OICL.ARENCE PATRICK PRIEST, deceased, File Number 19-MCP, is pending In the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, San. ford, Florida, 32771. The personal representative of the estate is Randall D. Priest, whose addrese is Route 3, lox 643. Sanford, Florida, 32771. The name and address of the personal representativo's attorney r set forth below. Talepttone: 323.4330, ext. 392. or All persons having claims or Proposal packages and additional demands against the estate are Information may be obtaIned by required, WITHIN THREE contacting the above office. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Deadline for submittal for SYE P THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF proposals Is Monday, April 30, 1979, THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk 5:00 p.m. of the aeove court a written Publish: March 21, 36, 1q79 statement of any claim or demand DEH.14S they may have. Each claim must be In writing and must indicate the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP basis for the claim, the name and FLORIDA UINTIINTN JUDI* address of the creditor or his agent COAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE or attorney, and the amount COUNTY, FLORIDA lp If the claim Is not yet due, CaicNs.-79463.CA40.I flw-datewlwn It -will- become due IN Nit The MallS? SI the AdoptlU shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unllguidated, the AARON WILLIAM YOST, nature of the uncertainty Well be stated. If the claim is secured, the a minor child security shall be described. The NOTICE OF ACTION claimant shall deliver wfficIiN To: ROBERT DOUGLAS HUNT copies of toe claim to the clerk to Addreil unrcwn enable the clerk Is mall one copy to Lost boson aess: Mount Dora, each peaI rpes,tivi. Florida All persons Interested in the estate NMI" GO You an, hereby notified that a Isp,ofthis g.c:ii for itt. adoption Of A1'SIt Administration has been mailedar e William VIof, a minor Child. has neined, WITHIN THREE beenlIledksffieilghteiath Judicial MQNTK$ FROM THE DATE OF CircuIt in and for $emlssls County, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Florida. entitled In re: The Matter THIS NOTICE,toflieny .obIedI.ns I* to. Melon ii Mean William May #My be" that t.Øs the Ysst. You are rewired te serve aCo, lidity al th& decade . W 's will, the pyofysurwrmondofsp,s.serebj.c. the personal vallficat4isssf 'iens, If anys therote upon Pgtlfleit.r's alterney, Robert Al. riprsseswative. or toe venue or Merrill. Pest Office Drawer H, jurisdiction of Hi court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND $aA$rd.Floids,3$fl1,oS?befers April 9 hiP, and fill the eriglnal OBJECTIONS NOT II PILED . wlm Me Clark of this COW" gas. Si posivis ""go - of Mo first wAkobn of Ibis either bush service on Pltiensr's Nelkeol Administration: March 30, attorney or InURsIl IhIrsalfor, alkerwhe, a defauit will be sNared ____ NaoldslID.Prlsst doeinst you ISV Me row IlinIlIdsI Ac PenMal Iepnoseiwaiive of inmepsisien. . WITNE$$myNa.Waoltbsgsglsi CWmW Patrick Priest this Court on toe Bid Np Of March, DSSOd A.D. I7P. A*TN%II N. SICKWITW. JR. ATTORNEY! FOR PERSONAL RIPEI$1NTAT1VI; Clark IltoeCewI I Aidt.in$Mnhilw,eI ft: June$.CwIle ININNOIsEN, LOGAN AND Dopidy Clerk MONCUIIP Al. Mwla.of P.O.Si' 30'S. NUTCNISON & AlGERIA, *P'*ld, FleIlde 33771 a Nto PIt AW1 ,. . Y1t*tlPS UN)*S. Binleid. P*i.,n .: . Publish: &sp,iopp PiNik: March*,L 1979 DSH-119 a Ewnieng Henild - ADVERTISING 339 6160 ,j START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Depento artm ON THE GROW I f ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Call 322-2611 NOW! Review Eveniong HeMW HeMd Advertiser 30 EVE 3 . 862 O3 Equipm t Fla. Bus i Has Sanor Paza Office • J Employment and Training Act (CETA) requests eligible agencies interested in operating a FY 7, Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) CETA Title IV Subpart C to submit a project proposal for funding consideration. The total allocation for FY 79 is 54301767. Purpose of SYIP: This program provides eligible youth with useful work and sufficient basic education and Institutional or on-the-job training to assist these youths to develop their maximum occupatio. nal potential and to obtain un. subsidized employment. The pro. gram is designed to assist economically disadvantaged youth ages 14 through 21 years of age. A project must result in tangible i4. pull or a specific product that will be completed within the period of tlrnebetwe.n the close of school and September 30, 1979. Eligible - Agencies liclude: Seminole county Public and private nonprofit neighborhood or corn. munity based organizations or associations including local education institutions, Interested agencies should aw'tict. Brenda Doman, Acting Man. power Senior Planner, Seminole County Manpower Division. First Street and Park Avenue, Sanford, Fl. 32171 or First Street and Park Avenue Sanford, Fl. 32771 - _-_ Florida Business Equipment,, Inc. Prepared By Advertising Departmentof Tuesday, March 27,1979-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Call 322-2611 NOW! Review ON THE GROW I - County Sponm co,ct PHONE 305422.5846 MONTHLY PEST CONTROL - - PUBLIC NOTICE The Seminole County Board ci Business UNITED STATES DISTRICT: COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF DICK BEADLES OWNER-OPERATOR FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION NO.79.10. Orl.Civ.V UNITED STATES OF AMER ICA,Plalntiff, v. WAYNE R. PUR SELL and SHERRY M. PURSELL, his wife. Defendant(s). ORDER FOR SEE VICE IV PUBLICATION On motion RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL and affidavit of plaintiff in the LAWN & ORNAMENTALS above- entitled cause by Kendall W. START YOUR BUSINESS Wherry, its Assistant United States TERMITE Attorney, in an action against the defendant(s), Wayne R. Pursell and Sherry M. Pursell, his wife, and to ADVERTISING enforce a lien upon real property - - -, - - - - = COUPON ====== on on on, situate in this District and described as follows: Lot I, THE COLON. IIADES THIRD SECTION, ac. 2923 S. Orlando Dr. cording to the Plat thereof as recor. Sanford Plaza I did in Plat Book 16, page 55, Public Ph. 322.3421 Records of Seminole County, Florida. and it appearing to the I TYPEWRITERS. CALCULATORS. ADDING MACHINES p SERVICE Court that the defendant Sherry M. -SALES.RENTALS I Pursell Is not inhabitants of nor found within the State of Florida and All Service has not voluntarily appeared herein, I I Work With This and that personal service upon her is 1 1 Coupon not practical because her residence I I and whereabouts is unknown, It is •SERVICE COPITRACTSAVAILABLE ORDERED that Sherry M Pursell ' To better serve Its many S IBM SPECIALISTS appear or plead to the complaint REPAIR Sanford and herein by the 26th day of April, 1979, ALL MAJOR BRANDS and in default thereof the Court will Seminole County, Florida on_on on.II.IIIIIIIononUII.II..COUPON proceed to the hearing and .diudica. Business Equipment Inc. has lion of this suit as if Sherry M. opened an office in Sanford Pursell had been served with pro. cess in the State of Florida, but Only Plua at 2923 S. Orlando Dive to the extent provided for by Section Mg (the (the old U.S. Bank building). As 1635, Title 21, United States grand opening special It Is Code; it further ORDERED that all DA. ha.d parties claiming interest by, offering 10 percent off on all c0''.4 through, under or against the afore. Co.vt$ete service work when you present 01 YOu' .)'O.(e C said person Sherry M. Pursell shall the coupon from their ad In the Soil, 80+f4bl, (pc.r T be served by publication, it is fur. 2 ?5 Herald. The new branch office the? ORDERED that notice of this 'RESIDENTIAL • HOTELS • MOTELS' APARTMENTS Order be published by the United opened Feb. 1. Owwwoftyw States Marshal in a newspaper of KOT1 KOATINGS OF MID-FLORIDA general circulation in Seminole Florida Business Equipment K £ M ICHILIIROIR, OWNERS County, Florida, once a week for six Inc. has had a reputation for (6) consecutive weeks, commencing 322'7057 service and dependability In on February 21, 1979. DONE AND III I. WOODLAND DR.$ANPOID Orlando since 1932 at its ORDERED at Orlando, Florida, this 6th day of February, 1179. location at 390 N. Orange Ave. George C. Young ft specializes in service, sales Chief Judge Ri Publish: February 21. March 6, 13, and rentals of new and used 20, 27. April 3, 1979 ST1"' business machines indLxft DEG-41 AUTO 1*010 typewriters, calculators, ad' NOTICE OF ding machines, cash registers, ESTATE SALE - NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME Notice ii Hereby Given that ONE HAMILTON ASSOCIATES, a Massachusetts limited partnership, authorized to do business in the State of Florida under the name ONE HAMILTON ASSOCIATES, LTD., intends to register with He Clerk of the Circuit Court ol Seminole County, Florida, the trade name of ONE HAMILTON ASSOCIATES, LTD. in compliance with Section $43.09, Florida Statutes. Florida Statutes. Dated this 19th day of March, In,. ONE HAMILTON ASSO. CIATES, authorized to do business in Florida as ONE HAMILTON ASSO. CIATES, LTD. By: Arthur J. Heffernan, Jr., Managing General Partner of Linnaeus-Hamilton Realty Company Sole General Partner of One Hamilton Associates Publish: March 27, April 3, 10, 17, 1979 DEN-146 DICK BEADLES PEST CONTROL ALL P1KW WITNN yOUR BUDGET SEMMOLI BOATS INC. AIRPORT SOULIVANO SANFORD AIRPORT SLOG. n Tel: 322.5403 "Crtme'Vader" safety pregram, 0 am., Caaaelberry Branch Ubrary, Seminole Plaza for kindergarten through Rh grade. Presented by U. Beau Taylor of the Swriffla Department. Wsmu'i Clib of Sanford Social Department's Annual Breakfast, Br1(e and Canasta, 10:30 am., clubhouse, Oak Avenue. Reservations. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 Cities. Tier to Savannah and Tallahassee. Stop, at Fernandina Beach, Thomasville, Ga. and Wakulla Springs. Leave Leeds Cauell*rry, $ a.m.; Sanford Civic Center, 8:30a.m. Seuler Wisest Cab Of Sanford Epsilon Sigma Cknlcron, 10 a.m, home of Mrs. Phillip Logan. �Evening FkmM (USPS 451.210) X) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32171 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 01-M Around Tuesday, March 27, 1979-6A 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. Mideast 111111' _ k'I' Peace: Good News The Clock By JIM HAYNFS At Last The Middle East, to put it mildly, has not produced any really good news for our side in months. So it was that the announcement that President Carter, President Sadat, and Prime Minister Begin had achieved a major breakthrough in their long, arduous quest for an Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty came as an especially pleasant surprise. It was all the more so in view of the gloomy reports of failure that shrouded Mr. Carter's departure from days of hectic, round-the-clock negotiations in Jerusalem. The president's melodramatic announcement that President Sadat has suddenly accepted the American peace plan during what was considered to be a brief, perfunctory Carter stopover at the Cairo airport enroute home rescued the peace treaty from the brink. Prime Minister Begin quickly concurred with minor reservations and ibject to approval of his cabinet and the Knesset. Indeed , it would appear that the swift agreement after six days of haggling over details came precisely because President Sadat and Prime Minister Begin recognized the brink had been reached that further delay and negotiations would produce no more concessions from either side, and, Instead, would probably end any im mediate chance for settlement. The dashed hopes that followed President Sadat's peace pilgrimage to Jerusalem in November, 1977, and the Camp David accords In Septem ber of last year have restrained the Jubilation that would otherwise be manifest. But this third big Mid East peace initiative seems to be the jackpot payoff. To be sure, the final treaty terms had to be approved by the Israeli cabinet and the Knesset. There was loud opposition from hardliners in Prime Minister Begin's own Likud party. Nevetheless, by subjecting the treaty to Knesset as tell as cabinet approval and then threatening to resign if there was no approval, Mr. Begin was moved for the broadest kind of consensus. This is constructive brinkmanship of a high order. ki between the two kg .-- -III 113*10. . 41 -t%à new alliance between Iraq and Syria, and the increased Soviet threat to the whole Middle East Including Saudi Arabia are all added reasons for a peace treaty between Egypt and Israel that make this - Aruba's Di . It w construction halted when the depression hit. The hotel stood unfinished u It was, for years. Passerby could distinguish Its bare rafters for years. It was Inevitibic that progress would wash It out in the Gulf tide. The Longboat Key golf course is now on the hotel site. As for me, I can easily visualize DiMagglo in close, private conversation with Monroe In one former of the Mayfair's lounges. Or a young midshipman slipping up the fire escape past curfew. 5 EC S?CiAt.! THAT ? .d A Census By WilLIAM SrEIF Hal and Stefanie have mailed announcements to their friends saying that they've "joined in' residence." Judy and Bob refer to themselves as POSSLQs Persons of the Opposite Sex Sharing Living Quarters. All over the nation lifestyles are changing. That 'hangs is reflected In how the U.S. Census Bureau approaches next year's census. Take the old "head of household" question. It's disappeared from the forms now being printed. On March 21, 1960, when the new forni' are deli vered to 66 million households by the U.S. Postal Service, each household simply will be asked to Indicate the relationshi p of other family members to the person In whose name the home Is owned or rented. The so-called Short form, with seven questions on population characteristics and 12 about housing, is aimed at 100 percent of the population. From the question the bureau gets data on household relationships, sex, age, race, marital status, Spanish origin, number of units In a residence, plumbing, number of rooms, whether the unit is owned, rented or a co-op or condo, and value of the home or rent. One of every six households will get a longer form, so adequate data can be gathered for federal (and state ) revenue-sharing. That's a big deal because more than $60 million In federal funds Is returning to the states and local goveremsntsthyur. _ _ 'A Ca&m BurUtl 1IcI'1 points ed "political and money power rIiieø on the census these days. .If lo to l5 percent of the people in astate refuse to answer censue questions, the date could lose a congressman" in the coming reapportionment of House seats. "Head of household" Isn't the only question changed for the new census. The Spanish-origin question was added to the short form months ago as a result of recommendations coming from dozens of public meetings, nine advisory committees and a council of federal agencies that uses lots of census data. There are other race changes. Six new racial choices were added In 1170; next year there'll be six more, Vietnamese, - Asian In dian,. Guamanian, Samoan, Eskimo and Aleut. For the first time next year the housing question will ask if the dwelling unit Is a "boit van, tec." The decade's change In housing values Is also reflected: In 1170 the highest house value asked was $60,000 or more; next year it'll be $200,000 or more. b eau's spending more then $600 million oa thel*census(andwill do It all over again In 1* became Congress had mandated that the census be taken every five years, Instead of 10, from 1600 on ). Householders will have four days: to dropresIMaes la the mall. Then, In late April, 084, comes the follow-up. 11* bureau will set up 400 temporary offices, Jan. 2,1*, to recruit 210,000 canvassers. About U million persons will be tided in basic math and map-reading before the canvassers are hired. Io Aruba and Its nearby sister island of Curacao havens" for those who want to have Invest hundreds of thousands of dollars th United 7lJItaxes states the substantial profits they expect from the on transactions. A chain of islands situated lens than 50 miles off thecoed (j Venezuela at the northern edge of South America, the Netherlands Antilles are emerging as a major factor In the year-long controversy over foreign Investment In America's farina. farmers and journalists have already found numerous parcels of cropland In the United States that have been mri,.d by corporations chartered has. Included In that category are a large pecan operation In New Meaclo, 25,000 acres of Georgia f$ilflland, 160 acres In Idaho and 600 acres of former fliflilY farina in Mkhlgaii. The most s7atsnatIc recent analysis of farm ownership In the United States was conducted lad year by the General Accounting Office (GAO), which dispatched federal Investigators to a coiiles In five dates: California, Oklahoma, Kansas, MInsourt and Georgia. - --- OU R READ ERS WRITE 1 cow$ss (44,713 acres) was owned by foreign Individuals or ~ As the mother of eight children, seven of whom have been periodic users of marijuana during this time, I observed '. all the symptoms of In California's Son Joaquin Valley, embracing On most productive agricultural land In America, GAO Investigators found three farms f 5,100, 1,080 and 600 acres owned by NdI)erl*StdI A'4111s corporations. In adjoining Tit. County, government officials found two similar purchases, of 518 and 315 acres. In Fresno County, Netherlands Anti' corporations were listed asthe owners of two 110.cres farms and a third of 640 acres. bso Georgia, 140 acres InDougherty Coudy and another 1,217 acres in adjacent Baker County were registered to firms in the Netherlands Antillm Beiini those corporate facades are wellheated Investors from Europe, Asia and Latin them. Marijuana Is a big deceiver and all e th arguments about Its g . being harmful are lies. The users themselves are not aware of Its effects. Living In the same house with these poor children, and being their mother who knows them better than anyone, I can truthfully say that this drug is much more harmful than anyone realizes, Even In sin')l amounts there Is a definite change in their attitudes and behavior. They become very touchy, sullen, sarcastic, unreasonably confident, and with a lack of concern toward others. After prolonged use, they are completely unreasonable about anything. They do not realize this W. They find someone or something to Name for their attitude and behavior. Adults and teen-agers of today argue that marijuana is no more harmf ul than alcohol, That's not true! That's not true! That's net true l The effects of alcohol are usually gone within 4$ bows. However, as this article dates, marijuana resides In the body with its cifeds on the brain for o - - America. Evidence already has surfaced of Swiss, Itallin, German, Dutch and French Own1p. But Arba's dirty little secret, according to govenened officials here, is that many of the "foreI" Invedore actually are American corpwatkas to taxis on their prots. the Netherlands Antilles' indimsids for such Iavivat is a aydun of ibnosi total impordis secrecy 00 rivals the virtually absolid, privacy atfunisd to holder, of numbered Swiss bank accoads. 7be names of corporate Invedori are never revealed to oidslkrs. - I ; - .. ~ I weeks. Marijuana mixed with alcohol produces violent responses In most people and children. Habitual marijuana-users really love no one; they only love how they feel. These poor users don't realize this; only an outside observer does. Alcohol in Itself does not affect the brain like this drug does. Alcohol is both a relaxant and a depressant. However, It does not have the prolonged and damaging effects that marijuana does on the brain. Our enemies have always said that they would get us from wftkin ear reentry. This is one of their biggest weapons. Marijuana j the yo ung as they are , n ,g"aMe, of today is of tomorrow. I hope the drug dealers In our country, who have any love for It, would open their eyes and see what harm they are causing for monetary What's Left? corporations. But almost V percent of that acreage was registered in In the Netherlands Antilles. e Peac In the closing five minutes Johnson added four more points and fired passes to Kelser for two easy stuffs that kept ISU at a comfortable distance. Kelser finished with 19 points, a teen-high eight rebounds, and a season-high nine assists. Kelm and Johnson led the all. tournament team voting, each getting 134 votes. And Johnson was voted the outstanding MSU was coasting on a 48-32 lead when Greg Kelm picked up his fourth foul and was benched with 15:33 to go. During the next 10 minutes the Sycamores 33.0 coming into the final Ignited a scoring barrage that carried them within 57-50 of the Spartcns. But Johnson grabbed a - - - AU youngsters of Little League age are Invited to participate In Sat urday's clinic conducted by the Miami Amigos at Sanford Memorial Stadi um. The 10:30 a.m. clinic will be followed by a 1:30 exhibition game against the Denver Bears. Youngsters attending the clinic will be admitted to the exhi bition game for free, while adult admission at 1:30 will be $1. Kids and senior citizens wi ll be admitted for 50 cents. In addition, the Amigos will stage a Sunday exhibition game against Panama City, also darting at 1:30. Miami and Panenia 'çIL are members of the newly. f ormed Inter-American League. Bird had a poor shooting night, hitting on just seven of 21 attempts from the field to lead 1513 with 19 points. MSU used two first-half scoring sprees outscoring ISV 9.0 to lead 16-8, then hitting seven consecutive points late in the half to stop a Sycamore - rally to take a 37-28 lead at the break. In the second half MSU tossed In the first seven points and guard Terry Donnelly hit four long bombs to give the Spartans their 16-point bulge. Donnelly scored 15 points in the game, Including 13 In the second half. "We were hoping he would have a sub-par game and we didn't want him to cut us apart with his passing," Heathcote added. - "a tremendous year. Anyone disappo int ed wi th the success we have had this year has to be a lesser man than I am. We got the shots we have been getting Indiana State coach Bill Hodges pulled Bird in the final minut es, and the 6-foot-9 senior sobbed on the bench as MSU scored 12 of its final 16 points at the foul line in running out the clock on the Sycamores. But Bird, reserve Heaton and guard Carl Nicks scored 22 of ISV's first 26 points in the second half to make a run at MSU. Nicks finished with 17 points, fouli ng out with 2:43 to go In the game, while Heaton added 10. all year but just didn't hit." ISV shot only 38 percent in the first half and 42.2 percent In the game, while MSU hit a blistering 60.5 percent from the field in the game. And the Spartans stayed with the Sycamores on the boards, edged by just one 37-36. Bird then stayed in the locked dressing room until the Univer- sity Utah Special Events Center emptied. Hodges said, "1 asked him to come to the Press conference. But he said he didn't want to come." Hodges said his team had had Bird led all rebounders with 13, but he had only two assists. - of Heathcote said his team had a long road just getting to the NCAA playoffs, but won 10 straight games in the Big 10 to finish tied for first. u effects of marijuana turn seven ch ildren against their mother In late and violence, what could he more harmf ul to any nation? U this situation multiplies and multiplies, what is left for America? TONINEEDHAM p Florida - The Atm, nwkIle, heve eoiiwd to samd tbe =---of the Widen_pews. New the Pali :tt inr Arab Arofat, apach ipesly of oning the 1± Y ellaplgdonauqss.ArofMbUISdhi$Arth MIIiSSfOr ketetoist. pmet - I$l.4arsuà peso, tred he ___ ___ ' ____ a $teve LITTImOCO. ShUN All N ASP N LiNsrI PahIse 3 •12 Ill 333*105CI Jactes. 3•• 343 S.IS.Esr Well 321 222 Naulal 141.41 36$ III PMMI kai10. Napeli 11155 111 Psuls, 35 Avarim I II P,.E RIeltog III II Cgndwlas P.4.., • 15$ tlips III FItels *1414 en Iø 3 km . £ TMIIS ______ l,-ld. ..... - . .• - ,. . .. - -- -. -. .--.-.- -, - • --- --. .m- - - -- -. .'. . .. MalMaisi s II$ Iii III Ill 11 M$ê-Io 11 3-7 _________ Teams______ Triumph ie maid' . L net 11, wIth - __________ 3), er N a lad to --'.,, get ge ole; ca, J5 - asbyCbarkRelinal'l _____ Orlando Jicksot Jackson's fifth hit of the evening, a seventh.inhing I-4 nime-i Five Star Not • , • - - ' ___________ -'-"r "a" ching hit. Deluxe's Bernie Hudley went 5-for-6, while . ' Henry Bryant and Freddie Washington each had three hi s Anthony Shaden and Joe t , -. . r. -11111W homer with two men on base, proved to be the game's cm- *41 13541$ over CARDINAL Al N H INDUSTRIES 14 3 Al S H o Lively $ HOWARD' S ORLANDO STROMIESOOVIEDO MOIlI. CARLSON HELICOPTERS AUTO PASTS Al S H H Al S H A8401 N Mullins 423 Oalano 561 Addi son 4 0 I Miller l 4 • • 4 II LyItin 4)) Wiolbqnn 200 Simpson lIIPeti,sn Wasslnsten o 2 3 Salman 333 ;I ' MacAtser I I I Cooper 313 SteHans Washln,ton 4 $ S I • iWall 4 22 Dearborn 4 12 Farnsworth I.e SmMI 4 I i RiChard. S 3 2 Candalino i• 41I McMuIIan 3,) AIC DliO 4 I I Benton 4 2 I Lee i 23 Broke 13 332 Ounkinion 4 2 4 Spike Maloøe 21 1 Hudick S 2 2 Gable 3 0 I luky I I 2 Hood 44 4 31 2 Tucker t i McDonald Iryant S 2 3 Sanders 3 I I Marten 42 1 Price 31 I Small Wheat.,, Shaw 4 I I Stumpf $ I a Robinson i i 2 Hibbard 3 it I Grady 3 2 3 CI.m.r Totals 4 2 I Morino 31 • $021 33 Martin $21 yates 31 1 3 2 2 ManIscalco ii I Drummond 4 22 Hall Butler 3 to 1 Hew. 3 0 0 EnOlish 4 0 34 I Gibson 3 Andsrsn I 0 I Holdren SI I 3313 IC Totals Presley Cody 4 I I Fakes 34 41 I Totals 3II Totals Totals 30 111$ Totals 4211 21 IS II IC Delu.. Bar Stromb.rq-Carlson 31$ *1131 6-3$ Orland.H.lit.pf m 414 S-lI ,rs 031 0 Cardinal Industries 041 333 1-13 Oviedo Auto Parts 325 III 3-I0 Howard'sM.b,I 123 310 i-IS sait., Hudlsy . ' •!:" - • - - I . • S ___________ I ."' - , • • Candalino each were 4-for-5 for Cardinal Industries. . - 1. 0 -. /)'"i . - Dave Hudick backed Wall in - • - • - -• - '•'•• '•P•?' .. .4. ' ' - • ,t.t , • p - .I - Brantley Nabs Baseball Win -. - "." dates and sites for spring sports Kuramai, Mebane Champs y-• -' Total • '-"- ' A- - r. - - - . L . - - :.J..J. - - -. .. -.. - -. -- • . . ... - • ,, • • • Lake Brantley preserved Its Five Star Conference lead In baseball standings with a 3-2 triumph over second place - I,, L. Herald Photo b Tim Vincent Porzig pitches, Thompson bats Lyman Monday afternoon. Dean Frith scattered three hits for the 12-5 winners while David Hill added two hits to the attack. - •- - - Herald Photo b Tern SOFTBALL... HARD Vincent- Lyman High's Mila Serrano takes a strong cut in Monday's 13-2 win over Seminole. The SIIS catcher Is Lisa flarper. Nlelissa Putt hit a grand slam and Serrano connected for another homer to pace Lyman. Della Benton tripled for Seminole. SWING NML MiadIy's01satts iuffslo 4, St. LLLi$ 2 Ninth came S Apra iz 1340 540 3.00 1 Echani: 9.00 30 3Gori 3.10 0 (I-I) 42.10; P (S-I) 140.10; T ( $ ) n 261.". TenffiOa,ne I llU$taWalIy 14.10 6.30 4 -- Jai.AIaI NamonLnrIque IBildiArriela I) 9.40 1.10 $50 0(1.4) 31.10: P(1.4) 120.40; T(1-4. 7StiPecina 320 0(3.3) 31.40; P (32) 1I.30; T (3.2. 2Campaigner 2.50 MONDAY NIGHT TWELFTH RACE, .1I,D. lB AIlSpj Q11- 3114-60; P( I-3) 41.90; T( 1-3.2) FIRST RACE, 5-16, 0. 1940 560 4.00 99.10. Time 31.03. 6 I Wright Counsel HDs Wilard 660 3.20 '5.00 6.60 Seventh Game, FOURTH RACE, 5.14, M 2HauteCouture 1310700 dFlipOver 4.50 2 VictorDiaga 13.20 0.00 4.30 6 Beau Bob ;.so 7.20 7.00 4 Whats Ahead 0(6) 11.60; P1 1-6) 104.70, T(14. 660 IZubi-Paco 10.20 6.30 3 Pincolata • 4.40 110 (1 195410. Time 0-2) 27.20; T(1.3.4) $96.00. Tim. 39.74. Ramon 350 2SpIit A 100 2541; Handle 1211.113. Q(2$) 31.10; P (2-I) 219.70; T (2$. 0(3-4) 32.00; P(4.3) 122.70: TI0..i. no, " 31615.1$. Time 32.42. SECOND RACE 5.16, C: Eighth Game 6 Carmaleta 13-40 5.60 &io lOscar-Gondra 14.60 760 3.40 3Manchu Prince 12.60 5.40 FIFTH RACE. 5-16, D: 3HernanEctianlz 910 140 2BostonStierry S Manatee Doug 600 150 340 2GastIGastl 3.00 4 Rosy World DD(I4) 12.60; Q(3-4) 42.10; P(6.3) 4.00 410 0(37) 37.00; P (7.3) 120.60; T 4 7.3. 3 Kirk Day 10440; T(6.3.S) 2173.20. Time 31.12. 3.60 23341.20. THIRORACE,1I6,M: Q(3.4) 4; P(2 4) 3140; T(7.4.3) Ninth Game l Jason Shaw 1000 340 7 Boston 149.40. Time 31.1$. 7MutiIIa 1750 560 340 Hunter 5.00 300 SIXTHRACE,S.16,A: lHernan 1200 5.00 IProudSlew 500 1 C. Surfer 1060 9.00 7.10 SC,astl 360 0(4-7) 16.60; P14.7) 33,90; T(4-7-I) 1.40 S. 0(1.7)62.00 P17.1) 199.11; T (7) 3Wright Bahia 145.10. Time 31.19. 2(3t,ickP,inter 4.10 1)411.50. FOURTH RACE.S.16.D; Tenth Game Dr it' s Allen 16.60 12.10 $00 6ApraizOlaDO 8.00 500 3.00 iLucliy Fleet 10006.00 46.10; P11-3) 277.50; TII-3-2) Time 4id,fladioIa SManateeMaxine 7.30 3113. 1 SanhiWally .00 0(3-I) 119.40; P11.3) 821.60; T(7-6 SEVENTH RACE, 1.16. C: 0(44 103.11; P (6-4) 1692$; T 22 Time 32.10. SWaco Tip 10.20 5.60 t) 1)313.20. n 391.4$. SIXTH RACE, 1.10, I: 1 as Room 5.00 7.30 Eleventh Game IManatee Bandit 3.50 3.40 lProud Romeo 11.60 6Santi-Gerardo 33.50 7.20 ISuper Slew 4.20 3.20 Q(1) 34.60; P15.1) 191.01; T(1I4Sua'.andlele $ 2 Lucky Maid 5 00 4) 110.1$. Time 32.04. SVicandlArcs 0(4-I) 11.61; P141)41.90; T(4-$3) EIGHTH RACE, 5.14, 5: Twelfth Game 279.20. Time 31.79. I Lady Cat 7.20 7.20 210 I GattiArrieta 7.00 6.30 SEVENTH RACE, 1.16, C: 6 Justa Prince 1.60 3-60 QGuhiAr,i.ta ?.Is.. &.21- 41.111 6 Tally Brook 10.00 4.20 3.20 3Fol'bis 2.40 68.id,•pnco ioo 3 Bleak 3.40 3.00 0114) 22.2$; P114) 75.0$; T(143) 5aijEchani, 13.50 134.7$. Time 3 lDriftsCom,back 3.20 194 . Q114)3S31;P(14H61.41,Tu40(36) 3345; P(6-3)5)30, T( 6-3-7) NINTHRAC(,$.t6,l: I) 421.40. 204.00. Time 31.94. $JustMancy $10 10.20 340 A- 2327; Handle $137,201. EIGHTH RACE, 5.10. I: 4 NewOptlon 23.50 6.40 1 Tally Fran io.00 1.20 540 3MaIdOFII911I 2 B.Maioq 1.20 340 0(4-u 06.4.; 7(6-4) 99.30 T($.4.3) e 681g Favor 1.00 3)5.51. Time 31.7$. 0(1.1)19.11: P11.2) 74.1$; T(1-24) Ill. RACE, 1.14. A: SANPOlD ORLANDO 113.60. TIme 31.71. 1Mr.Maner MONDAYMATINSI 13.00 6.60 3.50 NINTHRACI,S.16.SI 2i1'Atom First Race, 5.20 3SpetdyRocket 14.20 7.10 3.50 4Barvy0t 19.10 610 13.40 lkukomonga 2.40 4 Manete,Princns 9.20 3.50 Bo 0(3-4) 35.11; P(42)90.90, T1427) S Lucky Lane 10.40 1Pi40 $ Super y 3.00 3RaneerJ. .IS. Time 31.16. 5 0(3.4) 3440; P(3-4) 125.40k 7(3.4. 0(4.5) 119.41; T(4.5.31 111.1$. ELEVENTH RACE, 5.16, 0: I) 114.41. Time 31.06. 6 Kaolin Time 31.73. 22.50 1.10 TENTH RACE, 5)4. A: 1Misely $IC0540RACI,1.1LC: 330 7Valoom 9.10 4.50 5.10 I SuPeroo 7.10 3 Dr It's Doe 4.00 3.50 3JamiekayEck.fl $40 500 2.10 ..0(14) 43.5$; P16-I) 223.31; T(4.1 7 Mr. Cap Dave lChrIsty Folios 4.10 I) 337* TIMe 32.17. 5.31 3.4 0(2.3) 23.11, P12-1)23.10; T12.3-7) 4 Wh)rlingFr.nci, TWILPTHRACI.%,D: 740 $76.00. Time 31.61. DO(4.3)63,N,Q(I.3) 31.11; P(3.1) !Mary's Craze 5.30 4.30 120 ELEVENTH RAC, $14, C: 47.15; T(-I-i) 121.11. TI 4 Cailflofl Cutu3)94. 19.00 II S HG's Whitefoot SAlerts Edna 13504.00 3.00 3Texas Fawn 3.10 2.40 TNIRDRACI,s.14.D: 0(4.7) 9.41; P17-i) 219.35; T(74s) lMadly 3.20 IMteeuindy 1.31 310 240 1.111.61. Time$.* -021 3Allyocp A 4.01 341 $45; Haudle 1259.391. 442.60. Time 31.17. - - - i.io Pro Hock y - - ;• - &- 4" 1-4. '' 0'- 4' IEBOARD I 1 I I eisa. 3$ II 11 IVIN MuSs, ke Teens Sanford Soccer - I ~.11- - - Davis Mwi.y Stseas triumph Helicopters DAYTONA IIACH MONDAYMATIN,, Eleventh Game PisitCity 700m90-Mand'Ia 12.10 7.10 310 pu-sloan,. SDuran.Fe,Ferman 26.60 11.40 3.20 6CataSaOlano ICarass-Isldro 9.10 3.00 lVIcandIF.qnN, 4.00 6Tranl-Ge.rdo 0(36) 33.40; P124) 14.9$; T (24 2.10 0 (14) 46.11; 7 (3.14) 3311.61, 4) 1'.6& TwelifflOame $iMn, iDominqo-Arca 10.60 4.10 1.00 7ApraizEnriqu. 17.10 14.30 4.00 SCarasa-picin. 770 600 3.50 3 IlidGOlfi 2Sara-Gera, 6leIde•Dlags 6.30 154 40-114 0(3.7) 11.2$: P17.3) 151.21; T 3. 0(1.1)3041i P(I.1) 97.11; 7(1.3. Jo. Kuramal and Frank 229.gIg 00 (5.)) fl4$ $)I5LlI. M.bane, Jr. took the top spots A- 1769; Handle $111,542. ThQJI In last weekend's Greater 7Gondra 31.11 13.50 440 MONDAY NIGHT 550 2.10 SamSord(1"birof Commerce 3VICandi 6 RONO Firstoame 2.10 golf towneM at Mayfair lCarasaDiagalp 20.20 1.00 4.00 (3.7)U41;P(7.3)2fl35;y(7 6)44130. C0edY Qab 6VictorGetardo 1.00 3.20 PeeffiGam. $Glldos•PecIna Kiranal ot a low 1.30 7$ua-0sua, be 0(14) 51.3$, T (141)1741.21. 160 3.50 3.40 for the score et of the dsy. 4GaldoiElqi, dmswonsiz 440 Second Game Meawhils, the Mebsue family SRamon.0.stl 13.10 5.30 7.50 4.00 I Sara-Dliga II lad weekend s 0(Z4)33.IIaP(3.4 II1.i,,Tu4 2Caras.-An*e IiuinL.q.aip 720 3.10 I35 do Central Florida jr. II te 6lrusta-Fernen 4.00 on Mebsas, had a 10W The 18-under lien Mopped 011.1) 31.4$; PU-a) $4.10; 111.2. Frank Mebue UI 3Isme.Wauy 4) 311.41; DO (11) 45.35. )440 4,0 4 Park, 14; the 14-under Third Game 400 . 7O$C$r.EChinhz at 440 gotgoalsfiumclmJa. Gond. 3En,iqu. 16.20 1.20 5.00 M1cahBottswontdvItha71. (3.7)D.I5;p(3p) l$.N;T(3.7. IVicaildI Jim Votoline, Bobby Green 5.00 5.00 Th.are was is bali-in-one I) isis 2Zubi 3.30 Greg Holcombin all-win SJs*Sa.. 34) 4I.$:P(zs)Iu.61y(3.$. winner of the adoniieb, Ql of Maitland; 14-undirs 2)1191.41. 31.21 )3$ 5 on Ike 10 baldAflof 6$v.-pecte Wlmder Park, 1-1; 13- f ____ 1Doffiino.Anje 10_os 3.10 OQHJØJIL SGaldssDI... Peel. GIM. 540 Winter Park, jg; Other Q(14)$7.3$;P(4l) 1I0Jl;T(4.1. 3lamonpclna 1iidrrs: 6.40 4.40 240 used goals by Stew 31 lGaldosMandioi 5.20 4.0 Bocaw FIIW: 1. away. Eric Williams, JiM IpeNki 40 haul. Same 2$in$I-GailI 3-01 (matChufW*1;2.JoJwiPI.sC.S, R.men.Paco 2140 9.50 7.40 0(I-3)27.OI;P(3-11s.Ie;T(3.). Ealy and Kim Von 3. Marty Pet,iaie it. S$.Jd-OJano 7 40 440 3) 391* for a s-s win over Third P111$: 1. J4. 46on'Is 40 31r1*t1-Urgula PIll. Game 4-Il (m.tcholcards);3. 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Howard's Mobile scored five tunes In t he last two Innings and held Its opponents to three-up, three-down frames in a 13-7 The Five Star Conference set &eun Insurance Monday night t,. Las May fell to 34. In the Altamonte Springs Little BROWNING POICIf CITY League FORMS Al P N ne Iatter4,o, Jeff Jackson, 011101 AS P N Mc10.N 31$ 4IlWllsss Iii T.J.ScaldtaandMarkFowI $rnnb 211 Lice 4 22 MCSMaII 3116 each added two hits to the Lace 1 11 Apdorgole 15$ Iatterio attack. Keith Wallace Hall 311 La. II Ill hId.sr II I I afld Billy Newburn played well PreEy 1 1 • Isry is $ f.s. e... S 7 w' ___ ___ ____ iiy dratsa he,, mr'Id Sums b - i thied dews*mq beascumesy far the Ulm Stew toMrthebachwüI$ius wsapu The pràdiM pad of ssutbr Visb. etatlaghe won Inuuir', the &iigI4 VHtr victory over Cardinal I nd. DELUXE 1*5 AIIM 4 I 1 Ds.Ibs Ill Low ThSMpø 3$) It. Wells Mcartfly Nsry Travelers to a 13.7 triumpL darUng at9a.m. The Five Star Urehen's homer came With the track meet Is April 20 at bases loaded. co Lyman, darting at 4 p.m. -- S tty al Lam And In girls Mustang softball Wall each Mt home rims and action, A. D. Plumbing tripped Rod Mob banged out these hits Lake Mary, 24-2, on Susan to lad GeusLetterlo Co. toal4. Rogers and Tracy Elliott 3- major league victory over homered for the soO=Wng --- w Eddie Jackson and Lloyd the offensive department had three hits for the winners Mullins banged out three Wall bro ught the men's softball Oviedo Auto Pa rts, hittingfor a while Jim Gibson had three hits hits toeach spark the Howard's season In with bang in Sanford homer and three singles for a 10 Stromberg.Carlson. Mobil victory. Mike Aiken had Monday night. perfect 4-for-4 night. Albert Tony Dunkinson went 44or-4 three hits and John Cooper two Jackson belted three homers Morton and Rico Peterson each and Don Hibbard and George for the helicopter team. to lead Deluxe Bar to a 28-18 j Crushes Breen cid.oft of Arabian oil would Shut down American Intelulgepre reports claim ft" transport ft rinIi to e seen whither Camler's belated factories and reduce trlc by Alm" balL puma' landed approzlmnatuly * Cuban mar- Mug"will be In time. Sources close to Carter say he has a padi for cenarles to spwlisad the attack Slet W"Tu WHO? Vice presidents of the united Was that em ealy be described es rillgloon. It IscluMmsand advisers, according to the states have always had sometg of an I"-4lty Is "" i coavtctàum to resort to w.flry vmind the Mtac problem. Th. fictional Alexander Throtmuss, they W. Yet some of his Uds caused pale in M Arabia, whose tiubottom no had to tag along with a tour group adade,Wulsgueprlvatalythatpsacelabad rSin hadlodfidhlatbaU.S.reehsto to get kaldith. Whit. Home. si IWetK*Id by firmness. Even the appearance of ___ Probably nese l been in publicly and ox. they ceot" may t our ad that they rngar carter a vsnsuies to take gr"te t will karime the So the, scrambled to arrange new "-oil to uvrlatkily reminded of ka zimpontarice as Pr'4 Wailer Mondale won the other r of war. protect their aiiuiem oil Uemusis, They we day at a While Boise msetk on ILap al coda. j W hula crisis, for ''p4, the sad to • More then * health care prolalonals amid tar to sad a t i6 aseewaged Je date pi*klaa attended. fue We the Farika Odt as a warning to the OddWlyo the pidded t.cgaid Arabs ad Soviets lithe that the tiaded States UI. dllaj wo in jam dy. In pair, besed mierka, Mondale got a mild pa.d to &W its all IIIEIs. AN in' DiJe Secretary_Herald Sum to Saudi dmft by myderleidy r.tu.Lmg to Qaii WN dthemevs, is Arms to ear "IIII y ::i. Bat by i ___ofngad price coach asibe , t s.s . 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IM Soviets, idi ul'g nges UiMid "ell ii t ad sew that &W mch % t% led d tuy utuaru are secuewy to' ___ Launching Homers As Softball Opens Letterio _- baves't rsesvsrud from .. tournaments and Forest City executed a rare post a 16-7 Mustang victory the first in being Friday triple play, but Browning Monday night In the Seminole Saturday DeLand forand the Forms recovered sufficiently to Pony Baseball League. Mitt Wolf, Don McGinnis and loop's tennis event. " in DeLand at Mitt Lang participated in the 8:30 am.beFriday at the city triple play for the losers. courts. In Monday's Pinto Showdown Five Star golf tourney is April between undefeated Quid Ormond Beach's Tomnoka Fencing and Longwood Oaks course beghvflng at 1)00(1. Travelers, John Urshan hit a Swl.niiiIng meet will be April key home riti to load the at Daytona Beach's Welch Pool7 - the Westoniejmkblowmete.'g'g Plum Harbor, they ups. The Uihsd Jackson,, Lloyd M..f On Friday Wins Browning The ur 'uest May -- F*Ind-- U.S. -in -Pieces .I - a his showdown with ISU's Larry Bird. ,tlah* i$4Rsi,. Wednesday ••••• 19 Brantley Frida y night and Lyman Monday night. All three games are at home on the Sanford memorial Stadi um turf darting at 7:30. MAINLAND ISMINOLI tent, -Q WASWNGTON - In the bsooms of the Pentagon, military strategists have been dlay.d at Pr.sldsnt Carter's - satrame mflrymandetQ protect the he Persian Gulf t the flew of Aflbo edldfdofAiudcs. have pthatoly chataderiad the Arab s ssee on etilr warfare *'rl the Wad The 1173 Arab all embargo - scoring a game-high 24 points In title, defeating Penn 96-93 in overtime. The Blue Demons were led by Mark Agulrre's 34 points and 22 from Gary Garland. Aguirre and Garland were also named to the alltournament team, along with Bird. ___ JACK ANDERSON Statisad *i thet. "Our players rallied around each other and saved the best for lad,"said Heathcote. And it was Johnson who led the way, Seminole High was whipped Seminole got jat three hits 114 overall and 4-3 In Five Star soundly by Daytona Mainland off Mainland pitcher Chris Conference play. Lake Brantley in baseball Monday afternoon, Stephens, who fanned just ON is the loop pacesetter with a 5-1 4.1. batter, but hadthe Seminoles mark while Lyman Is second at "We gave them three popping up and grounding out. 4-2. unearned rims, but what hurt George Porzig was the victim "Our next three games most was that we just weren't of the unearned gtg Seminole should clear up the conference hitting the ball," said Seminole had five errors In the field. pictur e for us," said Lundquist. coach Bobby Lundquist. The loss dropped Seminole to Seminole plays Lake Howell - t player. DePaul took the consolation Mainland W hips _ 4-1 Seminoles, Changes - - rebound, cleared the bail to and took a return pass for a dunk over Bob Heaton. Johnson was fouled after making the shot, and then sank two free throws fora four-point Play to keep MSU ahead. Kelm, rty is famed as a midminter vacation retreat -but for an elite group of wealthy Investors, It has another,far more lucrative attraction. ambassadors, the flow of people and trade between EPt and Israel could transform not only those countries but that part of the world. eighth team to win the national collegiate crown without a lass. - - Tuesday, March 27, )fl-7A Bird In The Hand Worth Much For Michigan State SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Michigan State coach Jud Heathcote says sophomore Earvin "Magic" Johnson has many talents, but a lot of people don't notice that more often than not he connects when the outcome Ison the line. It was the Moot-11 Johnson Who connected time after time with scoring and passing in the second half of Michigan State's 7544 win over previously tinbeaten Indiana State Monday night In the NCAA tournament final The Spartans' victory, In their first title-game appearance, ended the Sycamores' dream of becoming only the Some ORANJESTAD, Netherlands Antilles (NEA) This stmdreiched Caribbean Island of Aruba W his Intimate involvement with the Israeli litIcal process suggest a troublesome lack of preparation for so complex an International Issue. Uneasiness is created by the President of the United States shuttling about abroad for days on end. But for now, what really matters is that the most Middle East are nearer to a t yet been. The exchange of Zft=h Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl. Or even the aura of the onceinagnlflCe*ht ballroom, now little more than a connecting hallway for the wings of the New Tribes Mission headquarters. Those visions are the beauty of landmarks. Let's hope the old place stands the strain of time. Secret the large, protective Sinai real estate they are liethg called on to surrender to Egypt, and he provided the Egyptians a settlement that least estranges them from the Arab world, which remains hostile to Israel. Even though the president's personal diplomacy represented a bold gamble, born partly no doubt of desperation over sagging political fortunes at home, what really matters is that he may have shaped world history and reversed the decline of American Influence abroad. This could be his most enduring achievement. Nevertheless, Mr. Carter's harried negotiations "I decided father than taking care Of myself, P--- d lot th• government do itr' as started by the late Join Ringling Nor th, but VIEWPOINT (tE previous ones. Without question, President Carter deserves the praise he is receiving for his role as a catalyst in bringing Israel and Egypt together. He managed to reassure the Israelis, whose national survival is at stake, that they would be obtaining a peace worth - u.i ANGLE-WAL TERS breakthrough so much more promising than BERRY'S WORLD ') / . SPORTS ke et th s l on on the sou tip of Longboat Key in After the war, it was back to business, and some of the more glamorous years when sports personalities as well as movie stars frequented the hotel. Joe DiMagglo, Tallulah Bankhead, Marilyn Monroe and millionaire ILL Hunt had their names on the registry. Al Capone was a visitor to the hotel In earlier times. Spring was th e busied tlmepf the year In the late forties and early fifties, what with the New York Giants training in Sanford. After the Giants moved to San Francisco, the pace slackened. From 1963 through 197$ the Sanford Naval Academy operated in the hotel, finally running out of money and pulling up stakes. The present residents of the hotel are New Tribes Mission personnel Some 59 employees and their famll,Les li ve there facing Lake Monroe. There are too few landmarks left In Florida. As a younter. I was fasclnst.,d by t he huge hotel A but if the walls could only talk ... what the old Mayfair Hotel could tell us! Driving pad the 50-year-old Sanford landmark the other day, It came to mind that It was something of a blessing that the New Tribes Mission decided to purchase the six-acre tract of land and buildings last year and establish Its national headquarters I ere. It would surely be a shame to see the building fall victim to progress; or even worse, time. For the uninformed, the hotel was opened In 1926, and never fulfilled the dreams of Its builders. Named Hotel Forrest Lake, after the Sanford mayor, the I*room hotel (also 158 bathrooms) suffered In the Florida land bust. The cost was $500,000, and Investors lost their shirts. The city of Sanford took over the building In l,renaming it the Mayfair Hotel. During World War II, the building was used for housing personnel staUoned at the SiInlor(1 Naval A1 auon. I 10 �SA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuiday, March 27, 1919 6.5 Percent Hike IWOI 9 7~ ,, Sanford IN BRIEF Scientist May OURSELVES Employees Is T entatively Says Vaccine In And Around Sanford A tentative pay hike of 6.5 Prevent Liver Cancer DAYTONA BEACH (UPI)—A Nobel Prlzewlnnlng scientist believes an experimental hepatitis vaccine now being tested may also prevent the development of a liver cancer common In Africa and Asia. U Dr. Baruch S. Blumberg of the Fox Chase Cancer Center In Philadelphia Is right, it would be the first Vaccine effective against cancer In humans. It would strengthen the long-suspected link between viruses and cancer. "If wefound one virus connected with a cancer, then It would encourage us to look for others," Blumberg said Monday at an American Cancer Society symposium. Blumberg, who won apJ prize lfl6 for his vjraj research, said there Is "substantial evidence" linking persistent infections by one type of hepatitis virus, known as type B, with cancer that originates in the liver. additional funds tobe budgeted percentage pay hike asopposed percent for fiscal l7910 has for salaries. Increased tax to the flat rate proposed by been approved for Sanford city revenues would account for the StenstromI,* * employees. employees. However, that money to pay those raises, The flat rate pay hike reduces figure Is considered a guideline according to city offIcials. the Incentive for advancement, I' and will not become final until City Manager Warren E. according to Knowles. P1 the 1V7910 city budget Is ap- Knowles noted the pay increase "This results In leaving little I proved next September. advancement opportunities In is not definite, I The pay Increase was agreed "There Is nothing final about the pay schedule even after to on a 3-2 vote of the city It," Knowles said of the pay earning a promotion," noted commission at Its regular hike. "It Is just a guideline for Knowles, "In simple terms, It meeting Monday night. Corn- the budget." hardly pays to be a supervisor. inissloners Julian Stenstrom IS apparent throughout the Knowles explained that the and David Farr opposed the commission's vote Monday was positions that the leveling effect . across the board pay boost, approval of the pay increase leaves less incentive for anyone favoring instead a flat rate pay provided the money Is to become a supervisor." 4. hike. available. The final decision on The flat rate pay hike would I Originally discussed at the the pay hike will be made when have given every employee a March 12 commission meeting, the city budget Is approved in $684.32 per year pa y raise, as the pay hike vote was delayed September, said Knowles. opposed to 6.5 percent of their ' until Monday so commissioners Knowles had recommended a current salary. ' could review the possibility of a L•: flat rate hike. Stenstrom Proposed the flat rate hike at the March 12 "I think Its time to equalize 4 things for those people who meeting, need It," Stenstrom said In arguing Girl Scouts of Troop 10, Altamonte rate hike. Springs, learn to He explained a flat rate hike make orange marmalade during a tour of the would narrow REFUSE the gap between Seminole Community Cannery at 504 E. Celery Ave., the salaries of upper and lower Sanford. Making marmalade are Debbie Peterson, eachelon employees. The Sanford Public Works Depart. Paula Owens and Clara Murray. Either method of pay raise ment will be conducting I Wide would require $190,925.35 In I Bride Honored At 'Here's Hoping You'll Be Forever ' Party - There's nothing warmer than a "Here's hoping you'll be happy forever" drop-In for a bride. And the . _. . bride who radiated such happiness as the guest of honor was Mrs. Rick Voltoline (nee Elizabeth Anne Larder). The "do drop-In" event took place at the spacious home of Ann Nelswandez- in -. - . • .'. Crocodile 'Peeping Toms' MIAMI (UP!) A group of "Peeping Tom" scientists will be spying on American crocodiles in south Florida this mating season—but all in the interest of science, of course. Only 200 of the crocodiles remain In the United States, all in mouth Florida, and the scientists want to find out why they are nearly extinct. The 50 scientists and 150 aides, roughly one for each known croc, will use radio transmitters to keep track of each female reptile. The U. S. Office of Endangered Species will spend $20,000 beginning In April to observe an habits and rearing of baby American crocodiles. \ - TOURING, COOKING MIAMI (UP!)— An intensive hunt is on for a group of It has agreed to purchase - s The purchase price will range from 02 to $ per share depending on the book value of the shares at closing, Sun Banks said. Financial Disclosures Due TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Senate President Phil Lewis says there Is no danger that two fellow senators who have Mill not disclosed their financial worth will fall to do so before the Legislature ends Its 60.day session June 1. "The longer It lingers, the worse It Is going to get and they want to get It over with," said Lewis, who filed his financial statement 30 minutes after the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the "Sunshine Amendment" applied to him and Seas. Dempsey Barron and Jackson Gordon. Gordon, D-MIamI Beach, and Barron, DPanama City, had note prepared the Information In advance. But they promised to file as soon as their accow*ants can get out from under an avalanche of Income tax reports and get the stMeng together. - Her Word Against His? TALLAHAE (UP!) Rep. Terence O'Malley says ida subcommittee on Unemployment Compensation and Labor Is taking seriously a bill to make "sexual harrasemeig" an unfair labor practice, subject to In. VeMIgMICa by Us Hwnen Rel4kIms CnmIiMon, "Idcn'tdoubtthatiorto(thlnggoes on," O'MaUsy said. But he said he Is concerned whether its a problam that can be effectively dealt with In law. "It boib down to "or Wad Against m1w $I, he amid, and any employer Is wide open to bWfrmail. "Suppose an smillcyllf refused an iL.. i v rI for Isgth'TIat, reasons and the woman says, "If you ion't, I'll teIlthsMateYOU pronnitj1i ltI gjf the burden to the employer to prove that he didn't," the Foot LalaiardaIe.Dsmoaj said. - Mann Wants Unity, - Efficiency TALLAHASSEE (UP!)— Bob Mann Intends to seek a fdILw $ Be Public $er,j clakensa and promote mvclpneplsd unity and 'ftklincy. 'IhOPSte weld Mass 4IS People iioanagy waking laid UP! Monday. 111 Isp, more work Pa on. I'm 01111111111111111111110111 it The PSC elects a chairman April 2 ad Ilena, who has held the jab on an Interim buMs since Janiaaq, Is do 0* announced candidate. Floyd to set his annuaisya $21,300. The city commission during a workshop session Monday gave Informal approval to the pay Albin C.Kendall,13,of790W Second St., Sanford, died Monday night at Seminole Manori) Hospital. Born In Evergreen, Ala., be lived In Sanford for the pad 65 years. 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And like most travelers who are away from home for a long time, Lois said it was good tube back home In Florida. Dr. and Mrs. Roger (Gail) Stewart are back from several days in Las NICHOLS Their celebration came a little early, and "ft was just wonderful" according to Bill. Bonnie and Henry Schumacher entertained at a dinner at their Wilson Place home for the couple and "other children" Ruthie and Charles from Panama City and Gall and Ronald Soder and family from Jacksonville. During the weekend, the family group all went out on the town several times. Thorlon was presented a plaque for serving with the Cubs for the past three and one-half years. Ballet Guild of Sanford. Seminole will be traveling to Brooksville Saturday for a performance that night. This will be the third year that the guild has been contracted to eppear there. And this weekend ourw adopted Mom and Dad, adopted Ilene and Frank Braden, will be returning to their home In Elgin, Dl. after wintering in Central Florida. 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Everyone knows that sewing .A ek,. ---.- Perhaps this wife thing, big to be preomred to do that a nurse-patient relationparent abuse andhas fursseen she pantsult, spring orshort-sleeved long-sleeved for for so just because I'. had special ship would now work In- 'night be driven to commit It winter, definitely. training IS_____on. should she take on a nursing job U you have a full figure, Furthermore, it would be lithehusbmnd feels obligated where she couldn't renew you'll find that "Fashion 79" to repay his mother for all she's economically unsound for her to herself every eight hours, or has more '11mmlng patterns In dow for hick lat HIM Iwo tM be tied to a home job In- quit If the tKlilon got too great. sizes 1 to 24% and 38 to 50 tunlarnealsofpst1em* care so definitely without pay. She'd S.C. than other pattern catalogs he can day home and take care soffera loss of Melonauwell DEAR LC. Yeu mab as all ready for you to order III bar. H. doesn't have to be an as Social Security benefits. excellent psia conveniently by mail. RN. In addition to patterns aMANa1TER, CONN, I for dresses and suits, "Fashion 19" has loads of mel bees .verwbebaingly plus for IN favor of his wIs. Read on: men and dilidi-en. A complete DEAR ABBY: I couldn't memuremeog chart Is Included believe X= In every lane, so you'll know who was shoduad because Ms a rdar.d nurse W& you bed. And there's a whole prefers logo cog and care for sewing supplement, with drug.ra rather than stay it's Convenientto 111W15 eXCessive IflStIt1'll fl Us structure directions for a gayspoons calico hem hs and t. can cfMsalIlig 5UbIWhJa, the American eoonik system, and the sexual to hold wooden or mdber revolution as reasons for rising divorce rUss and broken hoiei, flowers, a potholder, a baby. He also said, "I have a good claims Jeremiah Eck, M architect from CaminI., Ma... bib, a $oiow and it's not necessary Instead, Eck, In the April issue of QUET.71, hiangs It all on the for a sime measuring dick child's room and a learnfor my wife to work U alL" dIm' of the hone.. W*Xft appliqued wall holging Rsally, now, that's *itl a Going buck into history, he reviews early architecure, when the Sol five dslgos to save you both poloolwa,We akin "I hearth was Us hub of all him. acdvkbL- The early itItlers had time and us ney. make enough mosey a my wife aMy two rooms, the pselor Bad the family or work room. A central Finally, "Fashlosu071" has With hit little t4ihgy tied those two rosmms together. More tlnei I* providing coupons for two free patterns l kP NlI bIMY." If the10will of MIXED heat, it acted as a place for the family tpther. which more than make up for ook. Stanamin to low XMOflOI$ were to "War lathe lid 141 years, law homes ha,. been beth with a 'kb,wi&y Ead en" o anDaw of hV hubuad's prdaaiOe,ial or hearth, UvIeg room are iii.1ad only for special occasien ''', 11 in ma of HER ad McIsse Re da1r room. are .ewotsd. with Ills 41FAIIIIIIIIII , ' pOn book rUstle,. (ad for free1 id fr *MidinUses- lbsrsaitlsUs-'flliao 71110' what de yes Usuk his amer ngr1er together. "The typloni submim hi", of Is IL TO ardsir wuwt write to "8tltchln' ," o eadd be? * and locks any sanse of fema," s Ech y WNDUM hurUs*'-'ftmZokwuf—inc:—Us M'IU New York, N.Y. Ilsis.. 01*1 WONDERING: fohlowW when a s or r: -- - old sue: Iludcbeduotmom.yorde,og Pie1y, "Mo ' "Leads the toss heath, lbs plies white y foal meat ma "ud. year owe name, ad got in be Wi1t" briew End 1UY and frI*de JS shis and sip code I. P. Or4do, florid. 32765 Telephon. 365-5641 MOPM FFICE 1003 W OrangeOMm Mai Trail Florida 32703 rdr~ cl81115-M IV on= 3301 Seman Drii (Corner of Flani Club 16d & SR 436) ____ - Home Is Where The' Hearth Is _______ ' 9- - - 'I El Wednesday. Grace Methodist Church was the setting for the Blue Sanford. Guest speakers are featured all year In the Home Ec classes, and are always Informative and interesting, according to Ruth—KWA NICHOLS If you should see Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. (Bill) Gielow, congratulate them on their 20th 'wedding anniversary coming up Norma Ragsdale, principal of Idyllwilde School, was guest of honor. Cubmaster Nelson Although the weather wasn't exactly designed for a spring fling, at least four local women that we know of donned their finery and were among patrons attending Symphonata, a spring fashion show held at Orlando's Marriott, sponsored by the women's committee of the Florida - !sisrsI Nolic. WNAY' TW Methodist Church of ri buffet dinner when fellowship reigned supreme. The sponsor, Mrs. of a chronically in flly because of the emotional n-- from the same friatrations tri duty. The design shown member? I'm an RN and U i volvement. Second, she and teaMsis that cause other today can be made Into a knows her mother-inabuse.. chose to nurse an ailing probably a mining dress or office-wise be one law well enough to be aware relative, t benefits WWI and a retired automobile - One hint Paul sed with the class was In always using fresh dough. "We use top quality Ingredients and it pays off in the taste,"he explained. OURSELVES Editor According to Anne Aiken, the 1939 Seminole High School Class of 1939 will be celebrating their 40th reunion on June 16 at Deltona Inn. Jack Bolt was the class President ... so watch out for a super celebration. Okmulgee, Okla. She is the sister of Charles Shaw of 820 Celery Ave. - ... m 4'wIc for the city of Sow ford. Survivum Incluile his wife, WI Kendall. Seiord; tire. neW A. Eogene, Lake Wales; James J. and Richard L served Paul Sanglorglo demonstrate pizza making. Paul, only 18, Is already longwood Restaurant. DORIS DIETRICII and Gold banquet for Cub Scout Pack 236. Six dens and their families had a Is saving, with ready-to-wear prices going higher by the minute. But what about time? Is the money saved by sewing worth the extra time It takes? L .1 .iv uv way. UI 5OVUI DEAR ABBY: MIXED EMOWhen caring for a patient 24 time while sewing? TIONS wrote that his aging hours a day, seven days a week, The answer Is "Yes" to both mother had suffered a stroke the nurse becomes tired and and needs constant care. "I will worn Out. Should she ISOd Start by saving shopping never send her to a nursing medical care or time off to red, time, using the malls as much home," he vows, "because all she's aptto forego ft for fear her as possible. The new "Fashion her His she sacrificed for me, absence would upset the 79" pattern album Is out and Its and now ft's my turn to repay patient. Meanwhile, the nurse available exclusively to readers her." So "our hero" asks his Wass contact with friend, neigh- of this newspaper. You can shop W_h 4. 20 h...... e.. I.. Jl W UIV hors and the world In general. for your patterns at home, or registered nurse—to day home DEAR ABBY: The RN who When the patient finally dies, while riding the bus, train or and take care of his mother. refused to stay home and nurse there Is nothing WI of the car pool to work. And when you 't her husband's chronically in . wife refused,and ord e r your patterns, you'll be mother has valid reasons for Me bar. We hear much about child sure of getting the right pattern Us In Abby, why do people feel that first place, and wife abs. lately, Many In the right size. the RN In the family should she knows how difficult It Is to doctors and nurses see You can save lots of time by drop everything end take care be professional with relatives PATIENT abuse which results letting one pattern do double or raise. "The Increase falls within President Jimmy Carter's anti-Inflatlonery guidelines of seven percent," City Commissioner Peggy ALBIN KENDALL School Home Economic, Department closely ab- Casselberry at a redaurant owned by his father and mother. With the fascinated students looking on, Paul only smiled when asked about the delicious sause topped used on the pizza. "It's a family secret," he said. Even though he's only 18, he learned to make pizza two and a half years ago, from his uncle, who owns a If Husband Feels Ile Must Care ForMom., Then Let Him Do It The Mthmoni springs City CommissIon Is expected at Its 7 pin, regular meeting today to formally approve a 6.5 percent PAY raise for Mayor Norman AREA DEATH The Mllwee Middle class after discovering really good Italian food in __ Freeman Kptde Mobil., M ;1Z$ yadorday's high, IS; Wue .1 R ai s e On Tap. from a table centered with an arrangement of yellow mums accented by glowing yellow candles. About SOof the bride's coworkers at the Seminole County School Board during the appointed hours 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Elizabeth received many lovely gifts. The couple were married Feb 17 at the First United Class Learns Pizza Making . Floyd Qiildress mid. Mrs. Childress said the commissioners discussed several percentage pay raises before settling on the 6.5 percent. "I wouldn't call It a merit Increase. It Is more like a cod— of-living Increase," she said. She noted during the five years and three months Floyd has been in office he has received only one other pay raise and that was from the amount Us office paid when he was first elected. (Herald Pb.to by lid. NicOwisi Paul Sanglorglo tips and flips — pizza dough adept at swirling and tossing the dough In a great arc in the air. Ruth Demins, Home Economics Instructor, said, "I Invited Paul to &Mmn Funeral Hems-PA In ii mph or ieee becemlag charge of arrsngem.g, ,. made on a call basis; first call, first served. City will pick up anything "laced at the normalI Pick k UP point. ' Call Public Works Department, 322. 3161 ext 231 Monday through Friday 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. - F., both of Sanford; seven WEATHER UM Coty Manager Named icy fruit punch were served in the family room May 1S, at no, cost to the property on a cash ___ - Clean-up beginning April 1, through Dick Rozansky, Winter purpose of Interviewing the top Mary budding official, and previous commitment, Mrs. Springs city planner for the three contenders for the job. Michael G. Cruinpton, an en- Northon said. past 2 years, was City Clerk Mary Norton said vironinental assistant with Us unanimously named the city's today the two other contenders, Seminole County EnvironRozanslcy'a salary as city first city manager by Us gleaned from a lid of II ap- mental Services, planner was $12,000 annually, Winter Springs City Council pli canta, one from as far away But neither of these men with $10,000 of that amount paid Monday night. as Missouri, were Francis showed up for the Monday under the federal CornThe action was taken at a Jenlor, former Altamonte Interview one because of prehenslve Employment special meeting called for Us Springs, Casselberry and Lake Illness and the other due to a Training Act (CETA). Th e Sun Bank To Buy Bank Stock basis up to 100 percent of the outstanding stock of the Cape Coral Bank and That. The agreement was announced jointly by Richard F. Uvt'wjton, chairman of the board of Sun Banks of mind am& IL the based hostesses were Harriett (Baba) Den, Pat Hardin and Pat Warren, Special guests were the bride's mother, Mrs. Opal Lanier; her sister, Becky Lanier of Oviedo; and Mrs. Linda Voltoline, mother of the bridegroom. Delightful refreshments of light hors d' oeuvres and FREE SPRING CLEAN=UP - chickens stolen Sunday which could possibly be infected with Exotic Newcastle disease, which has devastated Poultry Industries in the past. The Department of Agriculture Monday asked local Police and sheriff's officials to Intensify the search after the disease was confirmed among chickens at the Quality Bird Farm. The department also clamped a quarantine on the farm owned by B.R. Slocum. Slocum reported the theft of 270 birds Sunday. - The Oaks. Assisting Ann as - Missing Chickens Diseased? ORLANDO (UP!)— Sun Banks of Florida, Inc., announced Monday •' Vegas. Gall is still not available for comment. ) �'V I 21-Ev.nlng Herald,Sanford, Fl I I , ,. . - . ' ' . . . - - . .. * Tuesday, March 27 It" i8-Ifolp Wanted Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TV HIGHLIGHTS CLASSIFIED ADS 60Th ANNlVERpy SPECIAL Beverly Sills, Isaac Stern and Leonard Rose join Lorin Maazel and the Cleveland Orchestra in performances EVENING from their 60-year repertoire. 6:00 6:30 (2) 0 NBC NEWS (4)8CB8NEWS 11:00 (2) @) 0Q NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: Ani. five orphaned children. ta O'Day. (Part 2ot2) 9:00 (2) THE DARK SECRET OF HARVEST HOME A writer ABC NEWS evuo. MENT (2) BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: John Byner. Gloria Loring, George Willig, Margaret Braswell. (R) (3) THE NEWLYWED GAME OBARNASY JONES A well. known feminist is suspected of helping to murder her lover's crippled wife. (A) 0 ABC MOVIE "Having Babies II" (1977) Paula Prenthea, Tony Bill. Emotional crises involving birth, adoption and first love affect the lives of five couples. (R) I - 5:53 p (1) 10:00 0 THE ROPERS Stanley soaks up the scenery by shar- becomes a loud-mouthed ter. nor after losing his tear of verything in a hypnosis exper- ,. ing the community hot tub with bikini-clad beauties while HeI. en steams, •13 QUEENS BLVD. (2) (2) 0 HIGH ROLLERS ®SGUIOINGUONT DAYS (R) 300 GENERAL HOSPITAL STUOIG SEE I OFAMILYFEUD 11:66 @) 0 CBS NEWS AFTERNOON 1200 (4) MICE DOUGLAS FOR now DIVORCE-$20.I0-Guarinte.d. Free details; KIT, Box 791, Pompano, FL. 331, 9414501. BEWITCHED MERV GRIFFIN clZROOictu TOMOR- WANTED: Customers to enjoy Judy's Hamburgers, Super 100 500 (2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) MIDDAY 3 THE YOUNG AND THE (2) CAROL BURNETT AND Salad Bar with 13 items & Great Country Breakfast. No ex. perience necessary. Apply In Person Hwy. 17.92, Sanford. Appetite required. MARY TYLER MOORE IMSTERROMM(F4 RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN Weddings by DOT 6:30 V (I) NEWS 1:30 ®0AS THE 000 COUPLE WORLD THE 322.2026 or 323-0467 IV AL-ANON For families or friends of Problem drinkers For future Information call (2) TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING Phoni647.3333 Writ.P.O..lox 1213 S.nEor,FfQrlda 32 7I STRAWBERRIES: Extra large & plentiful, You or We pick daily $ to 5, wholesale or retail. Also 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA z 7:30 (2) 0 TODAY 600 (3)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO $ 69 3 el T7 t I MONONSURI1--l~ 4t* - to Z TODAY •0000MORNINGAMER$- PI. .. Real-life husband 1 VU Team "Kaz," when Linda Lavin !ust ti' 2 drug offender who wants toi handle her own defense RiLe$bman ofl.rs April 4 on CBS. W hi. kelp; Ws.d*y, - -- - CRAFT CRAFT SUPPLY CENTER. The most cempiete In Central P*lda. HOBBY DIPOT, I9I• PSesk Ai*.,$an$s,4, PIe. 9:00 (2) (4) DONAHUE FRO BRING HOME THE GOOD TASTE a in P$pw P., &$I Pa III.ILPM IN French Ave. (Hwy. IF.") Sanbrd - ,..-" o person at Chelsea Title I. Guaranty Co., 115 W. 1st St. Nurses, RN's & LPN's. Aides, Live-In companion, short term assignment. Homemakers Up. John 635-0634. Legal Notice e DINAHI 1 I.. 9:30 3 THE PARTRjDQ FAMILY 9:56 ® UPBEAT Blvd., Suite A Casselb.rry Seminole Sinatra hI ad Over AT P mr WEEK SCHEDULE i . PLAZA I COMEDY SADDUS :: PLAZA NJ HEAVEN -. Frank (women) In the pub. Its Sinatra is singing a variation of for the big drop .. I 've lot to 1* the Crystal Gayle tune 000 ie*'IOl*afldsqllove the girL" MANAGER TRAINEE 4 4 LABORER 4 CAN WAIT WED, ONLY *u RAYS PLAZA PLAZA to *1114:50 3:50 4:55 ?$ e 5* P.M..fl Hw, 11535 TRI. I SKATING RINK . 99c ONLY CARLOAD tin Ph. 3224333 2711W. 25th St. (SR4A WAREHOUSE DEH.147 _____ ', said property being In the County of Seminole , State of Florida. Unless such certificate or car. I wit: APPLIED ENERGY tiflcates shall be redeemed ac. by lawyer Roy Coins, and casaotolpfeelngthstouj.a PRODUCTS. Under which I am cording to law the property des. year opproached Rü'*a In the should be to develop an mIlled inbuslneesat171 Plumoshs, cribed in such certificate or certifi. Marrisrde Springs. Ft. . cates will be sold to the highest cash hope that "Mr. Sinatra's awareness Of the iptrltul That the petty interested in said bidderattlecowl houaedoormffi gangland cosgacts wotid gel to reality alQ'Epkh the third for busMss enterprise Is as follows: 9fti day of April, 1979 at 11:11 AM. Fred Neuhart material scientific advan. Roy Cohn's gangland law Dated this 25th day of February, PuWISh MIN'. 113,3127, 17 1175. dkds to p4 jy.j ceiat." CON-34 Signature: Arthur H. Ieckwlffi, to lay off."FumssSinstra, In a GUMP3: Mary Martin Is Jr. telegram to the Times, In Hollywood, costarrbig with FICTITIOUS NAME Clerk of the Circuit Court at ____ "William I am SItnil101i County, Satire's March $ Jach Albirtion In "Valsutiss," Nuhc is *Y given FlOrida In business at 231 Hwy 1742 cohann ... lachales an ABC-TV special, ... Lynn Casselberry, Siminele CIWIIy, C. Bream By: Has whenever he writes bed Radrav. and David_____ Contadin. rlda, imeç ffse fictious name Deputy Clerk in,. Us is a goddemnsd liar." are In London, Imb "In ALTAMOTI SPRINGS FLOWER Publish: March 4, 13, 20, V. 1971 ssoe, aid i IIWI,Id to ,., DEHU ACCELERATOR BWES: Search 01 Eden," a tiWsatwe said namethat with the Clerk of the When Jerry Lee Lewis bowed to based on the life of Pnd Circuit Court, SemInole COunty, NOTICE To Tun ___ BIJIST FlOrids i .. .,• wIth the Notice is hereby given that the Pov15 of the Fictitliup Name Boar this for $116,000 in - Birney Is In Torvato to Coder MiMes, d of Adluatrn,, of toe CIty of To.Wtt: SectIon Iiis Sant will ij a regular muting delhisfl.elof..hech, with Ed Amer and Anne Florida Stitti on April 13, IWO in the City Mail a, &'11j 1117.CAUILBIINY,FIRN PARK his troaliIebwgee over rj? Jachees on , -: MAITLAND FLORIST, INC. Wroeg. Now Ia,le Is In the fthn"Tbe Fotully Mess". euest tsr a variance In the ZoNIng s. i. Iliteck. Pro. Ordleanceasftper,aklsfo,N,,,,d .-Pi4le,: March 13.31 37. April 3, setback requirem 1120 ___ his h&7 bd Is dW it* M In NIl Ii,d HellOS - Zoned District In Lets 20 and 33.11k DIN-PT ____ Congl$.. A, WN*mer,Tenace, sec. 1, PS 11 ____ FICTITIOUS 11*551 spurts dey j FICTrflsu$N given *01 i m mete mere sPecifically desc,I*0 melee is heresy gives that i am DuWo y, ISa, INCh aigogs In business of 2* W. errew In 5jfl,55 of $fl De•p $sIoc.tedat $44a.id 254 ClaIrmont -with a sbiulWs dipaty bet as Palmoffo, UJIIL,.ed. Plo. 337* Dr. Ave. S.eferI. lies Inst. CiwMv. Iseslasis CswWy. Pleilds. wade, toe Fiselde his _____ Eubir Planned use of me erope.'ty, wiv the IIc$NIewS name iditluisname of BASYLON LAWN $OpPy JOS screqp.e perj I M toil, Intend of 018 ce 1amtpi all MaCVS - SERVICE,ii Is "I""10 Ihit I IsNal Is B L. r.rkins regleter said name wINs to. Clerk 01 1I$l$U15$MRIM.55Nh*00,rkof l.aIwih the Cervatto, a sow Chairman Circuit Cmwt, Seminole CswOy, 111,011 IWIs'Rayce, a lisp Nd me CWcut Ceur?, $.mhisl County, e, f Adlustme,ss Fw. in wIth as prouwiam 01 *5 INIM: March Th April & 1171 pr vecjas, LevIs Is prwisI.. of hiss Fictitious Name petides, Te.WN:FIcIN*0 Seth Name OW 54.19 on #a'n_____ far a 101 utes. Ti-Wit: Section Nile FisridS $10101.. 1151. FiorIØ ssesut i,, NOTICI TO TIlE Pusuc In 4"I T9 $1. Sen QUay Notice is heresy lives this Ifo,: Walter Lens PuNish: Mar Il, 3137, April 3. ITI4 iadsr the Iaucs meis Mar. I, 13. *17.1119 - Beard at Adletmeni et of Cityme 1571. 0114.33 Sanford cli OIN-$3 regata, messieg IrDDING ___ BELLS: an April 13, )97, in tee City Neil of PSCTITIOUlN55. 11:35 AM. In alder Is consider a dir Notice is hereby olvgs *I as i. (tn aps PICTITIsIas 'tANS _____ USl1 SVi Valiance In the lanleg Snipped In business at Iii NsIlca is ONMWM as it owl"" Is e* m MIedPUUI$4IIIIII*,N yajj, he5y given *01 lam p ja, $prjgs, IThud In 5fr'e 01 771 hackrS5ulrs LINIs I Ma style - N there 2517. hmthsto Cuoly, Florid., In 555.1 Waive Cinsfo Mamset. $prfogs, ZeINI NO k! In Lets 1 ai go NOW to di bat a T7 under the tictNIs name 01 J & j kihsfo 01y, PWles. . hLiVaIhdlvIpien, P05 ON Jonlierlal Services. and *01 I kind IIUNIW5 . Sn fr tr_ for'e.O ALTOUSNT, and mid mass wiNs tee ClOts toss, waO to ,NJutu ld pe totsu.., MIs., Madoy to UP of SOlI M5i 51NNSy deWfoad *5 CircuIt Couus,$a,i aSh hiss C*5 of hiss CWi.i cant, - N Perflnmu Ave i-so MA wi ths fa ilk Of County, P*iIs In accorlenca alto Semleeto Cas..y, FlOrId. In aces,. *0S NS ills IIri. *5 proulslme the PI01*InVS JS (liiipi cs wIth she pruvisisms 01 15. 11W Wa *s pre, is hfome 1tisu.. Ti-Wi Iachla PlI ildck Name flu.... Ti-em *0 $*0s limIly r11'ftuic,. Amsi Ford II, not Sinatra. Satire says soDas, man's thirst after 1"0"d for Seminole County, Florida, the auto heron Is In______ trouble IfJ aclohICi Is perhaps a subcon- '° r•Cele, of proof 01 pubftcfl of this notice, the fIcfttIoiis na me, his stocldsrs, sciota ssarth for ti'atl* sad - - * $t.âs * S..food * M.xlc.eDIsIu.s. Co.. Tot, Thi Tasto OIffw.ues bà.. wd Senior,GNzen's Special '. I _~ ,~ L'. EVERY WEDNESDAY - BRING.TNIAD IN ANDRECEIVE , , .'' ., 10% DISCOUNT * ION, ALL ws & - I ENTRftS FIC MOUR MENU . oiou - P41S11ff TINS .ytj M$T . -- Øb iS5I WiFrauchAve., Ivy. 1* MNFOSD PhsiusaIo.i a*. ___ - - dslust tier. Isys wi. Fis,i Isstviss i. SIsrI Si. Nyst. O, 1P vs SeNd di by Made . , 'J:-- . III ~ sidlorw"I 111111Id L,, I - - lOOM orn1y. Ne 1WMIISI UI eVil 0 . oma AD -TO MIlL NAfl THIS AD TO RICEIVI DI1UNT. ' .OPINS.l,MON..ThU$$,-PIp.$$Ay.yIL 11 - I - - Sectism ass psi itotussi ise. - lii. Wes. W. *0s PI* March 13. 3VP, AprIl), flAINI: Miac& 13.31 37 AirIt 3. 1175 011441 - 0114.71 . . Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor 0 ff i 4 3 BR, 2 b, FR, dbl. lot. $31,500. 3 BR, C-H&A, formal dining, new roof, dbl. garage. $30,900. 3 BR formal dining, io' LR, 2 St.. Sanf ord. (Airport). 4 SALESMAN any store locally or P.O. Box 908, Crescent City, Fl. 32012. _____________ __________________ - ---.-______ 21-Situations Wanted _ Ret. Real Estate Broker 25445. French Ave. 322033132371733270779 & ODD JOBS CALL 323- 1183 - ELECTRICIAN 4 BackonMarliet3BR,i b. fenced shady yd. 115 Pinecrest Dr. Drive b & call. $27,300. ____________________________ 24-Business (prhrntjes _______________________________ - PACKER LOW LOW investment buys you _, your own buInes. Fully equipt, 'hISDAYCARECENTERIsIna thriving location & ready to o. ___ WAITRESS __ Only $7,000 dwn + $199 mo. to be your own boss. Their loss is your gain. Call today. 4 HAROLD HALL REALTY Inc. ____ Realtor, MLS 323-5771 DISHWASHER 4 ______- 29onms FORKLIFT .30-Apa New listing - comm. lot on 1792. 519,500. Pleasure to spare In thIs Pinecrest area home. 3 BR, 2 B w-rnany extras. 5.40,000. s acres farm land, Geneva area. 513.530. 52500 dwn, $145 mo. TIITOIY REALTOR 3221991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 373-1939 00 rt ments Unfurnished 1,1111% ju Oppiriwifty Sims Travel Iusris.scsd 28 Sales In Jan. 29 Sales in Feb. Lovely clean walk to stores. 1 or 2 senior citizens only. Eqpulp. kit. We are IeekIs a sales rsprsssWs50,sca so retaIl fIrms wI* sessanal pr. ste nsprese s SELLIRS & BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL Chen, $140 mo. 323-4762 or . oio, year eli ma.sfacs,rsr OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER $eMlistees Ml lafole N&O repeat hi'-sss with Sanford large 1 OR + den. Air, ceramic bath $173. Furnished Csmplsls TraInla __________________________ SUPER 3 BR, 1 bath home In Dreamwold w- dining area, nice ___________________________ LR, 1g. scr, patio, all on a lovely 31-Apartments Furnished fenced loll BPP WARRANTED. Only $27,5001 Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. $210. $417113. Interstice Pwrnlshsd Prof It Skarleg Ow Willis ml aSsailed WaeMsnerr' ASraiset flItUhiu pew vesily. Must Save car. We west so IslIaldeal aIN50 50 wers_ni11611 msa. &SUk e.In mSOvteMlrtofe.ce town, very clean I roomy. See FANTASTIC 3 BR, 1 bath home Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto completely furnlshedl New Ave. carpet, wallpaper Al kitchen I Many Extras with one rental ______________________ PNONI TODAY Ml. COUSINS loorleadit Apt.' Youo,, ton 131,9501 32-Houses Unfurnished _____3 II, 2 a. Central heat and air. Double garage. $250 me. on 12 MO. lease w$150 security deposit. 446 Riverview Ave. Call BEAUTIFUL4BR.2baHI ho m.In Hidden Lake w-C-H&A, w-w carpet, Fla. Rm., porch & 1g. BR'sl Join Homeowners Assocl Super buy for $10,1001 (904) 357.34fl, _____________________ __________________ home w NOTICE __________________________ NEAT 2 BR, I bath n 1g. Ml country atmosphere 33-Houses Furnish,d Eat-in kit., carpet, porch, close - -_- to schools I shoppingi Just 30 Hwy. 1741 9) South of Sanford __________ Misfings WEAL ESTATE ASSO,IATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES _________________________ Business-7:30lstlues. 34-blle Homes LEADERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI LEISURE WORLD- $240.00 month. that your per Is an dual MY to Inform Ike public JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - 3 55, 3 bath, Can. M.A. carpet Bingo Every Wed. & Sat.. Early Ir 7:15p.m. ly $3 3 51, 2 bath, Can. M.A. carpet LEISURE WORLD- $240.00 month. .'Will consider opt ion to pur ch ase Sveser- s457. Sanford's Sa les Leader 322- 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS [9 PARK 41-Houses of your club acliviftes. UNIQUE3SR HOME If your cIuØ or organ- Isatlois would like to to lnckidsd In thIs I}sttssg caM: DEPAITMINT- m.sii-. j ON. $' be 141$ Valence Cl. - NugeFR, newly painted, b.j$ Oak floors. Groat ____ - carnlrlot. Many added eatures. Detached garagewlffi 5p1t5 SR & bath. SEE THIS HOME TO. *Yl $33,500. VIM quisimilm cLAUsPIED OVERSIZED LOT ON SMALL LAKE IN BEST PART OF OVIEDO. $15,000. REALTY WORLD. NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU LIKE TALL BIRCH TREES ON 1 ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PROPERTY OVERLOOKING AN ICE COLD TROUT POND. YOU CANHAVEITFOR$3,99SWITH ONLY $400 DOWN AND EASY PAYMENTS WITH 6 PERCENT (((( (( , The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 323 3324 SEIGLER REALTY Immacu late 1 BR. 2½ b, Country home on 3+ acres office or u&;*. 'lt CaIlBa REAL ESTATE I LALTOR. 337741 1970 Pontiac, 2 Dr Exc. Shape, $900 3739095 _____________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 7710 -.- - 79Trucks-Trailers - - - ______ RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets,Avg5e 47-Real Estate _____ Wanted ScottReagan372lll' ________ ___________ -- Private Party wants to buy a -_59-Musical Murchandise piphone6 string guitar with hard case, excellent condition ________ _ '69 Cadillac. Good Condition ---- - 57-Sports Equipn'*nt ____ __________________________ __________________- ____________ - - - ------- - ______________________ 42-ile Homes ____________ &SOId __ 3221117 -. BALDWIN GRAND 6'3" 3227337 ___ ________ Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Wymore Rd., Altamonte, ------ - - -- --- ---- ---- SKYLINE t4'wflrepIa$ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3I030rIandoDr. Large family home, 4 BR, 2 b. 323-5200 VA&FHAFInaV".Inp pan., family rm., large closets, split plan, covered patio. fenced, fruit & shade trees, nice neigh. borhood. Warranted. $36,300. VERY NICE 3 BR, 1" BATH ASSOCIATES WANTED, CALL MOBILE HOME WITH CENBILL PLATTE FOR CON. TRAL AIR AND HEAT, OVER $500 or best offer 323 94 '79 T Bird Heritage. IS miles. Loaded 331 engine. 79 Mark V. 22 miles. Loaded. 108 engine. Phone 323 7737 or 3230450. For Sale: Camper Top 1978 Chrysler LeBaron Medallion . For Toyota, Datsun, Etc. Loaded. Low mileage 217 Colonial Way Call 322 1420 Truck topper. 2mos. old 1973 Jeep Custom SW. Quadra Forsmalltruck 323 7573 - Trac, 360v-8. auto, AC& H, Al cond 322 1737 Hey Kids; Looking for an extra 1969 Ford Mustang dollar? Ask Mom & Dad to let GOOCICond BestOffer you have a classified ad garage !1 331 0414 sale. ___________________ ____ WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. 1-0 Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. 862-7183 fl02 French Ave. FIDENTIAL INTERVIEW. SIZED LIVING ROOM ON NICELY WOODED lS0'xlSO' LOT. NEAR MULLET LAKE EAST OF SANFORD. 53.300 DOWN SELLER FINANCING ,I SEIGLER REALTY l ______________________________ BROKER 322 7233 BUSINESS SERVICE lisiiNo AND LET 5 EXPERT ii, . itlu!.i: 1_______________________________________________________________ Commercial jidi. l*Q. ft. $355 . 322 $627 We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $o'o was Christmas layaway, there was FILL DIRT& TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-1MO ____ _____ - - only Sll6baI due, purchasers left areaandweare unable to locate. You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of 51 2 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 531.1111 day or CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3223111 '--------- INC. REALTORS $304533or335.Øllevis. -10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access. $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 30S-46I.q I $301026. Eve I wkiflds 904.7311W.4 breath takIn'i'ew, beamed ceiling, er stone FP, storage •ywhere. Private Patiosl $72,000. CANAL FRONT lovely 3 BR, 2 b home, sundeck, boat house, fishing dock. Canal leads to to John River. 153.000. • -- - . I Call att.S-lwks. old 3239136 ._ Pit Bull pups, extra large, $75 & - Rainwea,',puboerBoo,s _____ ___ ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0 Sanford Av,, 3223791 _____ MOVING NORTH EVERYTHING MUST GO 321 0446 I residential community. Real estate buyers note: I SEtt1QLE EE SEIGLER REALTY - BROKER Eve. 332-5613,323.1117,332-7172 Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 Electrical ___________________________ Yard Debris, Trash ApplIances&Mi. Curley Burfield Electrical Maintenancea.repair (LOCAL)3195371 ______ MAKE R OOM TO STORE YOUR Glais&SCriin WINTER ITEMS. - .SELL _______ "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 322-261) or Screen-porches, pool end. • Wd5. 53) 9993 and a friendly Ad-Visor All type re glazing I wd. Install. will help you. Fe Est. Mr. Taylor fl3 $345. Licensed.lnsured.n.j FREE Estimates. (305) 322-9460 HOfl*lfllplOWIflSnf$ Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Small home repairs. Remodeling I Pan. Roofing repair. Free Est. 3231343.3310715 Plunting Service Remodeling, retired builder doing ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Free Est. 3220545 Repairs, Leaks, Fast Ser vice Chg. Cds. $ANPOD PtA. 32fl1 TEL: * '3210640 323 0)74; 322-4601 rooms. Free est. 323-1214. Garage so full there's no room for the car'? Clean it out with a Want Ad in the Herald. PH 322 2611 or 531 9953. . lree Service Concrete Work: steps, patios F11 I __ ___________ I - I STATE PIIONE_ AD7Ht H73l..l An 'lIw.nu %t,t,'in,iit f.tii nih it," N.'w I"s-y H.'..i I st..:e C'irim%%,n ".'lh,: 4I'tuypi lh.' .itI..,p. 1 n' many way wn upun Ih iiwqit .i'wI v-il',- ,it Ih.' i"l'4'v ()f:t.,,,, li,. I.'.v'y Putit,,- R.,, ., hun. ltw c..qisI.:ri.I N.- J'i*'y lxi,b,v 'i,,) r.-..j ,t h..ti,.. q;ri NJA7429FL obtain the Property Report required by Federal law and read it bef ore signing anything. No I Sm.orLg. Free Est. Call Mr. Taylor, 332.5545 ______________________ PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOMCABINETS FreeEst. IREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed I In wred. FREE est. 562 1)47. ' 323Ol39atterS:30 INSULATION - Batting, blowing, RACO Foam. Iiberglas I Cellulose. L owest prices. Call 3315039 or 904-7346750 collect. MELDING SERVICE - all 'via of welding, your place or ours. 333 6440 Federal agency has judged the merits or value, if any, cit this property. Distances indicated are from the locations mentioned to the center of subdivision. Each purchaser should check the I exact location Of the properly being offered in relation to the center l tt,j subdivision. - U uIl.u..'anan..u........m- DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 .------ - -- L. - ----- aaaas specialists, top soil & fill dirt, lawn maint, & tree trimming. 32 32 lMan,qualltyoperatlon $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 321-1321 The Mackles have earned your trust, $31 S. MYRTLE AVE. P.O DRAWER 1236 - Alterations, Dressmaking S.G. BALINTIASSOC. msas CITY - , General Landscaping. Rose CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR • reliability. ('all or write today for full details. There is no obligation So purchase. $aflfar'd321.O6 'IafldO327.1577 HAL COLBERT.REALTY INC. - - ,1•I4 $ , ,$33 -. -. II9ALTORI33.7323 -- - I • area's growth. A solid buy backed by The Dellona Corporation's reputation for . Dressnaking ____________________________ all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. 35* IOMI WITH PANELED I NAME - IL.ai Service ____ ____ I Seminole Woods is just 25 i11iIeS frutii Orlando and is well situated to benefit from the I SEIGLIR REALTY & sprayn 323 8049 aii anytime. Interior I Exterior Painting I deed restrictions. No cI)nsuucton can take place FAMILY ROOM, 517,15 LaCATION OF SANFORD. ONLY 1 STRUT No iob too large or small. Corn - plete lawn service. Free estimate. 3231851; Landscaping MEINTZER TILE clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses . Heated rnnels. 372 5752. H()MESITES I in these areas, protecting the natural beauty of lhe COME WITH THIS VERY NICE Mowing _ ANIMAL HAs,EN DANNY'S PAINTING (109 Ill Cat boarding, bathing, Interior. Exterior House Painting JUST RELEASED FOR SUE I OFFERING LIMITED WOODED IN SANFORD, ONLY PIN CLOSETS GALORE AN ASU. DANCE OF FRUIT TRIES or 531 ______ 9993. NOMEN Painting Groonng £ Boarding _________________________ _________________________ - -- - -- - DOWN AND SELLER CAR. RIES MORTGAGE. u backyard sale - sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 322-2611 8305327 68- Wanted to Buy ... -' WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 322-1721. ________________________________ ______________________________ • this acreage Includes lake properly and wooded conservation areas whicl) are protected hy recorded 151-lEO WITH ELEGANT TASTE $3341001 WILt. RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY. The weather is perfect for a Light HeWing AKC tricolor Beagles. Both parents on premises . 2 males, $73 ci. 365-36U. which assures space and privacy, In nany cases. TION. COMPLETELY FUIN- your home. 21 yrs. exp. $101. up. 3fl 3lllforappl. New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 2$ yrs. Exp. 671-7617 ___ weekends. 2913457. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 373-7310, setting fur country estates - none less than 5 acres LARGE 2 SR HOME OLDER FRAME IN MODERN CONDI. ____________________ Income Tax _______________________________ Prepared in the conv enience of Shepherd Pups, Reasonable 109W, 1st. ___________________________ 322-2333 Own property in a beautiful wooded Florida CELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD .10*11 Cer'ancTiIs __________________________ AKC Doberman., 6 wk. old, Kastnerbloodllne. Tail & dew claw removed. 3236454 Installed. KuIp Decorators Since 1931 To 262 NICE 3 SR. 3 BATH WITH EN. CLOSED WORKSHOP. Ix. Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm. & Re's. $100. Call after 4 p.m. & FORREST ORIENt LAKEFRONT3BR,lbsplltplan, _____________________ JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air 319 E. 1st St., 322 5742 ________ 65-Pets-Supplies - _______________ Bedsdoublehotel,sioset. with many unique features, Pg rms., lowly grounds. $65,530. Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford ______________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON for merly Harniett's Beauty Nook __ NyiOnpiIecu$hloncarpet.usoyd ZELLW000. 5 acres $10,000. Central Heat S. Air Cond. Fr ee Est. ________ night. Free home trial, no obligation. Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford, 3720721. - _______ LAKE SYLVAN 100 x 110 $7,000. Air Cond. & Heating ______________________ ___________________________ 64-Equipment for Rent __________________ _____________________________ _______________ _________ Beauty Care Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our R insenvac size draperies 510 1up. Sanford _____________________________ MAYFAIR older 3 OR. i½bhome 911 313 E First St ____________________ ______________________ AFRICAN VIOLETS The 3229141 Eves after 68. weekends ______________________________ BUY SELL IRAOE $308. up; El, stove $60 & up; full COUNTRY- location yet mInutes from shopping. 2 BR, 1 b, large storage rm I work shop, fenced, _______________________ shaded I landscaped. $21,500. ________________ 43-4.oP.Mi'sge S25 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Spc. BRsultenew,$Th;Spc LR new $395; Loveseat $11.95 & up. 7 PC . dInettes $59.93 & up; R et. Sanford 321.06.40 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668.8335 SPARKLING clean? BR, lb. FR, well landscaped, bk yd fenced. 62-i n-Garden - -- If you aren't using your pool table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 322261) _______________________ 50-Mscellaneous for Sale - --- $31IN 4 51, 2½ bath 3050 Ghenway Of 151000, with pool. me - From $10 to $30 78-M.otorcycles ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17 92 Sanford, Fla 32771 Service Directory. tires 53550 373 5811 & after 5 3277839. Call 322 1624; 322 1160 equiped with trailer, $3,500 668 5374 _________ _____________ find him listed in our Business 8311 for further details _________________________________ Monte Carlo '76 Real Clean, new 4WD, Radio Air P 5, P 6. $1900. 323 1772 _______________________ Top Dollar Paid for junk & used _____________________________ _________________________ cars, trucks& heavy equipment. '76 Grand Prix Black T top All fl2 990 Options 36,000 ml Excellent cond $3.800 3230696 after 5 BUY JUNK CARS Sa ilboat 21 ft Windward, fully NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION ever Tuesday 8. Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 901-255- 1970 Jeep Wagoneer . 55-Boats & Accessories -. - ____________________________ t9 10AYTONA AUTO AUCTION 14w'? 9?. 1 mile west of Speedway 77-Junk Cars Removed ____________________________ CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N C 7,905 '73 Malibu Station Wagon Auto, P S.. P B., lowner $1200 322 4849 ________________________ ----. -----. ---- ---- ---- - 47-A--Mortgages Bought Super clean 3 BR, 2 b, COZY 668.8335 fireplace w-sunken L.R, Ii. sc .- ,,,, DeLand --porch + many extras. Warranted. $35,000. +4* - -- Travel Trailer. fl'w air 323 1730 ______________________ ___________ ' - - Write or call for free listing brochure. You can call tree of charge by dialing 1-500-435-7121. Write or call today. Sanford 321-0640 Office home, beautiful home has space for your office, beauty Completely self contained Try One property listed from $500. per 323 7030 75-Recreational Vehicles -- MOVES MOUNTAINS some cash. 3730188 all 1 P. M. fruit trees. Warranted. ser,soo. KelloggsAuctonsales .- Of Merchandise Every Day house in need of repairs. Have BROKER workshop I garage. Shade & Auction Saturdays lp,m Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 Consignments Welcome Sold new $600, a real buy at only acre and up. We have small tracts, we also have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc Looking For a New Home? Check the Want Ads for houses et ev.ry ira and pric. 73 models Call 339 9100 on $34iO5 (Dealer) For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap. praisals. Call Dell's Auction 323 5620 ___________________________ $170 or take up payments of $11 per mo Call 831 1714 for free borne demonstration __________________________ CLASSIFIED AVERT ISING 'These are a tèw'ot over 2000 listings. We have all types Of INTEREST. 2135, S French (17921 Sanford 120,0001 neat, clean. Nice yard. No pets. -iis______ me.; 1st., last & $100 WHAT A BUY 3 BR, I bath home "REALTOR, MLS security. 374-1010. w CHIA, w-w carpet, DI, Fla. 323.5774 Day or Night Rm.,porch,completelyfe,dI __________________ Iandscapedl Super Locatlonl Private Cottage for Senior Citizen. Greet for Comm. offices tool in i kit., Lk. Hartley area. app WARRANTED. WOW, only utilities furn. No. Pets. 131.9001 * per mo 31S3l0. Chaper F LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PAN. AMA CITY - 511.900 BEST TERMS. . Dollon&- 2 OR, separate home, VETERANS * well kept home with large rooms. Why not let this new price be your gain? Call for us for details, REALTY DeBary-Lovely 19. I BR _ otjj5j 13 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE ROLLING HILLS AND BASS Of room to build 3 or I houses Call 3232920; after 6574 2716 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'61 to - 72-Auction o- ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM FM Stereo Radio. 1 speed PRO turntable, 8 track tape player. Lays gentle Large trees cover this tract, Plenty "of privacy 55930.00, $1,300.00 down Payment. Plenty of wild game and good fishing in this area. 1979 Grand Torino Excellent Cond. $1195 low cost Classified Ad Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 322 0352 7.7 Acres located on large stream, real good access. About 1 acre garden area o pasture. Plenty 8 -Autos for Sale - Mary. Warranted. $11,900. Air, No Pets. Ideal Ret, Person 322.5054 Advancement o screened pool has been reduced in price this week. Its a lovely shop or barber shop. Zoned '1 BR-Sill. Pool. Adui'is only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call ________ 3231470 Mariner's Village. STENSTROM 1EPIUINTATIV WOODED $1,000 PER ACRE. TERMS. DELTONA NOW $39,000 Orlando 327-1577 'I AMERICAN 7i ACRES NEAR LAKE JESSUP as. a Kitten. Add to this huge piece of property surrounded by $2,000 DOWN . $160 MONTH, asft.brickwallforyourpriv.cy 537.900 with a home protection 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD NEAR OSTEEN. YOU'RE OWN 35 ACRE LAKE. NICELY down, assume loan. ____ STEMPER AGENCY commercial. Downtown Lake ------ Nice large Bedroom, air cond. Quiet man preferred. 322-2229 411 Myrtle Ave. MANY MANY MORE I 1 ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED assume loan. make this? or 3 BR home as cozy DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a .(ENMORE WASHER- Paris Water and the outside is corn plefed. Large deck overlooking mtns. You can live in if while you finish it up 5 miles from Mur pIy. $22.500.00. $5,0 LAKE MARKHAM ROAD. NICELY WOODED $14,900 TERMS, BUY & Sell, the finest in used furniture. Refrig,, Stove's, tools. -- -- - - 100' FRONTAGE ON AI.(p'ORT BLVD. NEAR NEW KMART, ZONED PROFESSIONAL OF. F10ES, $12,500 TERMS. SANFORD Lush carpeting & drapes, stereo speakers in ceilings, CASH, ALL FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFORD --- walnut cabinet. Regular $600 Balance $173 or $17 mo Still in warranty. Call 531-1111 day or night Good od Used Televisions. $isanctup. many other extras, Geneva area. Good terms. YARD WORK DISABLED of downtown, has fireplace, custom drapes, screened patio, underground sprinkler system & Beautiful country home sites, Part time positions. Apply at DUCT MECHANIC LOCAL U Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford Ave. -- 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. S acres Lk. Sylvan area, Best Terms. $70,000. William Maliczowskl, Realtor. 322.7983. onaquletstreetthls3 BR, 2',13 both home is within walking distance --- _____________ 52-Appliances Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 _____________________ -53_TV.Radio.SterQo ____________________________ Teievision-25" Color, Beautiful MAYFAIR fireplaces, beautiful area. Handy Way Food Stores now accepting applications for Full & * - . I Cäsh 322.4132' Pc-; NEW coffee table with 2 paved highway. A steal at only $as0000. Good terms, $2100.00 - Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial Phone $35,900. STATION ATTENDANT - U U I 68-Wanted to Buy matching Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-97 So of Sanford 3721771. _____________________________ runs thru property. Borders a 43Lots-Acreage - fr. I _________ _________ ON SALE- NEW twin size box Springs & mattress $23.95 would make a dandy mini farm. Has a large log barn, also has spring and even has creek that ML 1736061 Oreves. 323 0317 ____ - -- 3 -..- 4-. l 1 -Household Goods MOUNTAINS [I] REALTOR 322.6457 aft Hrs. 3227111 This 3 BR, 2 bath home with Experienced boat riggers, exc. company benefits, 10 paid holidays, EEO. AMF Crestllner/Robalo, 1143 30th MAINTENANCE IL Pert Chairman INN tell AOWMW Psj5ii. MN-144 $26,000 New 3 BR, 1 b CH, city water & sewer. valescent Center, 950 Mellonville Ave. Apply in person. 4 _____ RESTAVRANT £ LOUNGE term employment with one shift. Sanford Nursing & Con- DRIVERS - Ui.sp:s Reg. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave. niois, BATEMAN REALTY Mature experienced orderly, 8 to . CLOSEDMQ$,&'rU($, W(D., APRIL 11 "...........ALL DAY And 7 P.M TO ii P.M. THURLAPRIL 12 ..............7P.M.TIL1IP,M, PRL,APftILi3 ...................... 1P.M..4PM, 7:31.11 P.M. SAT. APRIL 14 ...... ............2P.M.4P,M, 7:36 P.M. minded individual. Typing & shorthand req. Medical Ins., Paid vacation & holidays Provided. If Interested in long the Nation's largest builders call Cardinal Industries Inc. 303-321. O?2Obetween$a.m.&Spmwk. days or send resume to Box U. Sanford, Fl., 32171. Equal Op. portunity Employer. COOKS Notice that mLgl* be titled, QUOTE OF THE DAY: it ls$uance.thedescrlptlonofthe proMake My Bliss Eyes Red." As Brltan'sPrince Qia$.e, ,.NOTICIUNDIR Party, and the names inwhich It was FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE In rage. William Saffr, Is the (fIg the Alatralian Academy 01 assessed are as follows:Cerflficat, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NO. 7. Year of issuance 1550. sowos of Sinatra's latest boat Science In Canberra 01 the Notice is hereby liven that the Description of Properly: Lots 122, with dyspepula, despite fad dam In maztk4n's 'i51lg Ind5f$lOflid, Pursuant to the 1231 124, SQOhar1I1, "FictitIous Name that the New 'irk Times solely on iclence for adV55ICi. SliMy Chapter Name in which asse.d: 5.J,$, , Hogan. will columnist's targot was meat of the human race: "In a with tee cp s,,,, Court, Cir All of .. t01 State 35 Acres tracts, fantastic view, overlooking valleys. This tract W. GarnettVinite M43013 Secretary. Good pay for career 4 4 Notice of Application far Tax Deed NOTICE 5 HEREBY GIVEN, that Alfred 0. OeLattlbeaud lire the holder 01 the following certificates as filed said certificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The cer-tiflcat, numbers and years of Section is.o, Florida Statutes 1W. 519. David F. Brown Publish: March 27, April 3 10, 17, A e resul 5 Property NORTH CAROLINA M. Unsworth Realty: Realtor. 644251$. 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 commission. $316413. ELECTRONIC ASSIST FL O RI DA STATUTE 157,34 PIRI visions of the Fictitious Name Column - Hwy. u,x 3327502 _ - Legal gister said name with the Clerk of CIreiiIO the Circuit •, t'Iu,r tsl...L. I..,.e.. wvmy, Florida in accordance with the pro. find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you, TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. O'$II,5 REALTY Dancers wanted-just opening new club in Seminole, good tips, 4 NO CALLS County, Florida, under the fictitious name of BROWN I SON REPAIR SERVICE, and that I Intend to re- FlGlIN'_______ WORDS: EASTER Janitorial-sxp. porter, must use buffing machine, $3 hr. See Ted Freeman, Zayres Store, San. ford s am. to 10 am. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 470 Semonan am" ________________ I Ik e 'Peopleta MY THREE SONS OPEN DAILY 11 RENTAL CLERK Delivery person Ilight office work. NO typing required, call In ______ 3 ULlÄS, YOU AND YOU p. 0 - credit: We have helped others to Low Down Payment Cash for your loll Will build on Medel Inc., Realtor 8. 3p.m. wkdays or send resume to Construction Dept., Box U, Sanfo rd , Fl. 32771. Equal Op. portunity Employer. CASHIER Secretaries, Call now for lobs in Sanford area. All skills needed. No Fee. We Pay You. Norreli Services. 647-Sill. CA eii - Full time, ref req. Apply in person to Lakeview Nursing Center, 915 E. 2nd St. U-A-Art IC,IftS VA. F HA-235.Conv Homes your lot or our lot. v Enterprise, Inc. one of the Nation's largest 4 and wifI team upon the series, sad (2) U dsyi,siy W.s.day A Husband, •0000 MORNING FLORIDA a, Manager Trainee Waigreen Drugs of Sanford. Paid vacation, pa id holidays, mdw disc, major medical I retirement plans, 3239190 for appointment. Food Service Supervisor & Cook. Creative Expressions Call Jo.An, 323-5012. REALTOR AFTER HOURS ____________________________ ',1224 rOMEOWNIRS; Don't lose your builders call Cardinal Industries Pa rt Time LPN, 11.7 shIft 11-frIefructiens O 0000 MORNING AMERI. CA $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 372 77,7 4 Build to Suit - our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 233 & 245. 2324 PARK DR. 322-211 8 Inc. 303-321.0151 between S am. Housewife's Send for 20 ways of making money at home, $3.00 to Jean's Report, P.O. Box 120. _!Infont Fla 12171 English peas, lettuce, sweet potatoes, at Treasure Island, Hwy 11 East of Leesburg, 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS qualified buyer, 530.000 to holidays provided. if interested in long term employment with SECRETARY 'WE'VE EXPANDED Good Thngs to Eat 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA For a career In Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June PorlIg 323-5321. a siire 41 Jini HfttI.aJty New 233 Hom, i oct. intyeyt to records, time Sheets, daily job reports 8. draw requests. Medical Ins., paid vacation 8. 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Reply to AS Pork 831-9993 HOURS 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD 6:30 PORTER WAGONER iment, (A) g CLUB 6:00 (I) EARLY DAY RACKERSARREL 3 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY •SUNRISE the closing of a nudists' beach. O ONE LIFE TO LIVE 1100 6HAPPY - Winter CLASSIFIED DEPT. a THE PRICE IS RIGHT 011111111 Q THREE'S COMPANY Janet and Mrs. Roper join a group of nude demonstrators protesting 3 HAPPY DAYS Ralph 10- 0 3 ALL STAR SECRETS HOPE 02 HOLLYWOODSQ1JARES 3 S'JWRISE SEMESTER 322-2611 00 (2)meoOcToRe @O ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) •RYAWS 930 and Jack face a watery grave; Millie lies unconscious in the path of a wagon; and Kurt is entombed in a stone grave, (4)3 THE PAPER CHASE Its Hart vs. Kingstleld when the University Building Committee plans to raze Ernie's Tavern. (2) 0 CARD SHARKS C]) © Orlando . TURNS (2) 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (!) 3 LOVE OF LIFE 11:30 (David Ackroyd) moves his 70 family to a rural village seem(2) TIC TAC DOUGH ingly controlled by an elderly THE CROSS-WITS 3 widow (Bette Davis). (Part I of JOKER'S WILD 2)(R) MACNEIL / LEHRER CBS MOVIE "Moonshine 3 REPORT County Express" (1977) John Saxon, Susan Howard. Three 1:30 beautiful daughters of a 12) LAM CLUB moonshiner team up with a (4J MATCH GAME P.M. NEXT STEP BEYOND "Tostock car driver to settle some ' old scores. Fight A Ghost" 3 METHADONE "An Amen , SIlL NA NA can Way Of Dealing" Issues CAROL BURNETT AND such u the addictive nature of FRIENDS Guest: Jack Giltord. methadone, the side effects DICK CAVETT Guest: Aniand the quality of therapeutic ta O'Day. (Part I of 2) support are examined and dis9:00 cussed by addicts. (2) CLIFFHANGERS Susan 10:00 are presented by Alexander Scourby.(R) 0 THE MACKENZIES OF PARADISE COVE A fishing boat captain (Clu Gutager) becomes unofficial guardian to MENT AND HIS Boston Museum of Fine Arts 6:30 (2) 00 MAN AND HIS EVIRON- I MAN lot of oia memories when she holds a high school reunion. SPOMPEII "Frozen In Are" Some of the artifacts from the current Pompeii exhibit at the Seminole Tuesday, March 27,1979-36 . -p of 11 I �,• BLON DIE 0—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, March 27, 119 JUST BEGAN) 5TARVINC, fl415 i—' i MORNING by Chic Young I DON'T HAVE ) (T.1E KNACK ç ACROSS YET P— Hebr ew 46 port Style ohype prophet Efls!andin the 49 Land broker 11 LI West Indies 14 Actress Burstyn 15 With no weapons 16 Lecturer 18 Station (Fr) 19 Reverent fear 20 Island off Mozambique 22 Put NIOITIAI o iti5tiiTl AG1 lit ilsi , 111 AtTl I. .7 . — O1 T H 7 - 10 0 R SjEtNtiI NU0 0 1 ItS AI?tti1 j otif AR DOWN 34 Authoritative rule 38 Hold session 40 Vends 42 Pools 43 Jog 4 Seal22 Evening (Fr) 44 Slangy (But) 31 Household appliance 33 Ventilation aperture 35 Layer of floors 36 Housewife's titIe (abbr) 37 Beams 39 Babylonian deity 40 Compass point 5 Metal container 6 Physicians as sociation (abbr) 7 Musical direction 8 Bean 9 Maple genus 10 Sadist Marquis de 23 Is human 25 Follow orders 26 Unoccupied 21 Barge-load of coal 28 Go astray 29 Scotch beret 30 d'oeuvre 32 Wagnerian dwarf affirmative 45 Infrequent 46 Vex 47 Fetish 48 Woman name 50 Digit 51 Officers Candidate School (abbr) 53 Ruddy -0 . lI vJtii'? tp I II \ ARCHIE by Bob Montana YES,MOSTL DOYOU HAVE THE BETTY. 5-DAY WEATHER) HERE FOREcT!T is' 4jr MENEM MEMO HO by Art Sansom AN MOSTLY CLOUDY (WITH TEMPERATuRES" \ RANGING FRcA 889 I 910 TEMPERATURES IN THE FOR RIVERDALE rYFAIRW'TI THE VICINIT Y, N THE ' FIFTIES UPSTATE SIXTIES AND )j'] . 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Adopt things others would likt to do. a philosophical view of things SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) U and let your better Instincts Your instincts send a warning take control. You'll be happier. signal about another person, Getting along with other signs heed them, especially If the is one of the sections you'll situation involves money. enjoy in your new Adro-Graph Double-check before becoming Letter. Get yours by mailing $1 involved. for each to AitroGraph, P.O. SAGITI'ARIIJS(Nov. 23-Dec. Box 419, Radio City Station, 21) Being around large groups N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify today will not generate the birth alga. excitement It usually does. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You'd be happier with close, Let compassion rule your ac- Intimate friends. tions and you won't be annoyed CAPRICORN Dec. 23-Jan. if someone Inconveniences you today. Its more your nature to 19) Find yourself a cozy corner to tuck yourself away today. by sympathetic, anyway. 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Stick with them. — .wn — -- ik Bu - D -_- t_.______ _t_ - t_i__IS —i7 010 00 Director Jeff Etchberger and County Administrator Roger Neiswender. Polk said the sheriff's off ice currently has 10,445 square fed of office space in the old jail building; 412 square fed for its cornmunications center in the courthouse and is leasing 3,600 square feet at the Sanford Airport and 1,1 square feet in the Sanford Masonic Building, "The little room in the co urthouse is not conducive to good communications," he said, In Building 310 at the Sanford Airport, Polk ald, about 13,000 feet is available on each of the three floors of the facility, He said his operation could use the upper two floors By DONNA ESTFS Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County sheriff's department is in "desperate" need of more space and must being all its operations under one roof, Sheriff Joun Polk told county commissioners Tuesday. He urged them to approve the leasing of Building 310 - the former Navy barracks at the San. ford Airpo rt — not only for his department but also for other county use as well, The suggestion was referred to the county's space committee, cornPosed of Commissioners Bill Kirchhoff and Sandra Glenn; Office of Management, Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) c—'ai 1( TUMSLEWUDS Oatwu.r 341 by To K. Ryan ØCAUS I'M NOT OVER IN FINGERS I ANPAGE. / / rm By lwald Jacoby North was bitter. He said to South: "U you are going to go out of your way to get to play notruinp contracts should learn how to play "" to . • imal West opened a club. South ducked ___ one club and MCOfld Then hi wiid Man)Qnda. The play of ac. and king picked up the but ciunvny's two last dIanosdi were both high and South had no way to get ______ ______ v' ••.i I ' P 1 \. LAST 47 HEI.PEP The sheriff said cods of moving would total about $15,000 for telephone service, moving cornmunications equipment, copying machines and other items. If his department could be moved to Building 310, Polk said, that would free up the 10,445 square feet of administrative office space at thecurrentjailforother county activities. World Famous another possibility. Arnett pointed out that many people are only familiar with the parts of the city where they live or work and suggested a "Tour San ford" day to help than get better acquainted with other areas of the city. lie suggested high school cheer leaders or other students could serve as tour guides and it could be coordinated with a festive promotion by stores. A refreshment stop at shopping centers could also be included, he said. Bill MacLauchlin, president of Celery City Printing, suggested from t he tradition of the clown wearing the white face, the red spots on each cheek, a local chur ches co uld help call attention to the avallabWty of bus service in their bulletins. peaked hat and ballooning suit. Executive Manager at the Greater Sanford Chamber of CoinKelly later was to call that break proudest achievement in show business. meros Jack former said that additional routes are being con. "The Lord Mayor of London was there and I aldered. "A Seinthole Comnititity College run is definitely on the looked out and saw that snooty looking crowd agenda and there will be a stop at K-Mart when It opens," Homer d. with their beautiful clothes and I thought, here goes nothing," Kelly said in a recent Homer said the b usinessmen present this morning will now (Feb. 1973) interview. "I was given six or take the ideas back to their business associations to discuss. He eight minutes and I went up In the seating sa id he plans to set up a meeting in the nea r future at which area, something that clowns had never done Dwight Maddox, general manager of the Transportation before in England, eating my cabbage. I got a Authority, can discuss all the details with independent merch ants tremendous hand." as well as b usiness associations. "'there seems to be a lot of interest, already I've received a Although Kelly left the circus tour in 1956, he kept his Weary Willie performance going suggestion for a slogan— 'Ride the bus on us'," said Homer. with night club acts, a few television cornHomer said to help understand the bus routes large simple mercials and an appearance in a Boston maps will be on display In places such as the courthouse, the opera. He had a 12-week stand each summer chamber building, the library and Bram Towers. Copies of the at Harmah's in Lake Tahoe, Nev. routes and bus schedules are available; at the chamber and al an th e Sanford Plaza stores it was reported and other stores were Born In 1898 in the small Southeastern Kansas comm un ity of Sedan, Kelly was asked to make them available as well. married three times, the last to Edle, one of "We ha ve three up-to-date bus lines for the first time In the four Gebharck sisters, an act Rlngling history," said Homer, "and we ha ve got to do something to see found in Germany. He had two children from that they are used. As taxpayers, we need to Increase the rider. that marriage, both daughters. ship because we are footin g the bill," Homer added. SARASOTA, Fla. (UP!) -Emmett Kelly, a onetime newspaper cartoonist who became the world-famous circus clown "Weary Willie," collapsed In his front yard and died today at the age ci $1. K y, according to authorities, walked out of his house this morning and collapsed in his front yard. A medical rescue squad called to Kelly's modest home rushed him to Sarasota Memorial Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 10:10 a.m. Kelly was a newspaper cartoonist and Illustrator for an advertising film company before he turned to the circus life that was to make him world famous. He created the wistf ul and ragged character of "Weary Willie" in WI1 while drawing Illustrations In Kansas City, but It wuto be l9fl before he used it In his circus act Kelly joined the Howes Great LOfldOfl Circus In WIl and between that time and 1986 when he left Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey after a 14-year dint, he traveled to most of the major capitols of the world, Weary Willie made his debut when Kelly, then with the Gertramn Mills Circus, broke Punch Cards Decision Due On Voting Switch I ' The decision of whet he r at the regular Tuesday meeting "don't make a change for the election can't be held with s _____ upplies voting machines for Seminole County will shift to next week. The committee Is to 1980 presidential election v ot ing machines," she said, elections in the seven cities of the the ultra-modern computer be composed of a corn- year." When Commissioner Bill the county, It has not been Incard method of voting or missioner, a person designated Etebberger pointed out to the Klrchhoff objected to her use of volved In tallying races there. If stay with the current by Supervisor of Elections mechanical machine way will C"'ll Bruce and ot hers yet tO commissioners delay, if they the word, "can't," Mrs. Bruce the computer card system goes opt for change, would cod the responded "the only way a into effect the county will be be made by county corn- be determined, French said. county money for the new fraudulent election could be involved, she po inted out. miutoners no later than May Meanwhile, Jeff Etdiberger, voting machines, most of which held would be to have the whole 30. dIrectorcithecounty'sofficnI could not be recovered, Mrs. B said under election board at a precinct Cmln, In workshop management, analysis and e th ur et c rent m election hod coll usion." 11110111,_ OMM Peid5d returns are avaliable within __________________ Tuesday, agreed to .'.'kmn lectiona including: possible Mrs. Bruce brought 1%-to-2% hour s after the polls appoint a ceinmittee to look at iiitgti o his research into the computer breakdown and legislation submitted to the close, adding the elect ion two methods Tuesday afternoon ma pros and cons of nipulation of punch cards by Georgia Legislature to Mop the results are avail Herald p.Is by Jese Madliso methods In detail with the ""rs able sooner In handling or danipiieu, "There use of computer card Voting. Seminole th an almost any other Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd and Lynn committee to have its And Mrs. Bruce, who AN 20 many tId1W that can Etchberger said, however, county in the Age. nm colm. ricuninenditicos back to he presented th t a ick report of happen," she said, "too many the legislation died this year in Woverton, a balloon Commander from Atlanta go pier operation would cause a he5Ildci May. objection to the cOitd things togo into itnow,We high to spread the word of the upcoming balloon have committee delay (qyi in results, she said, Qmaljinan Bob met saldthelsoppe.edtoa goenoverowbjggego race on April 21. Aboit 20 ba1loos expected lo French said today SP- change at this time and urn- with the voting machines. We similar legislation in the put. because punch card ballots race at S aim. and 5 P.M. p.m. starting at the Altamonte Mrs. Sandy Goard, Mrs. would have to be hand. t t. gsa . isis Cr.to,kIi. m..l fl..,. ,.Zii,.., .s.v •va vs ,.vu.. uu .c a wu.a manager, manager, delivered to Cinema on State swan i. courthouse for be mad. by commissioners decide to go wi____ th the new way corrected them. A fraudulent pointed out while the county actual count the by the computer, _ a AWAY _____ __ ___ ___ ________ ___ _______ __ TOIl •• fls_A_ fl__S Supreme Court Hears Reverse Discrimination WAS 6MA AU ~ft 1SME1)U,*f jail complex is currently wider construction, but he added it would cost $3 million for construction of an administrative complex there. He said currently his uepartment is paying $14,000 annually for rental space. photo by Tom Ni?sl - of by Craig Leggs rY taking place. "It's imperative that we have more space," he said, "and this could be the answer to your problems. U we don't take It, we'll be losing," Polk said. The Ideal situation, the sheriff said, would be to have all the sheriff's functions at the Five Point property on which the new To Computer (Do you have a question for the experts? Write "Ask the Experts," care this newspa. per. Individual questions will be answered ii accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelopes. The most Interest. ing questions will used in this column and will receive copies of JACOAY MODERN.) ZOONIRi Ir1Id Will the drivers on Sanford's buses replace the Whirlpool repairman as the loneliest guy in town? Concerned over the many empty buses, local businessmen are coming up with some ideas to educate the public to the availability of the bus service provided by the Orange-Seminole-Osceola Transportation Authority and entice them to ride. "We've got something good, let's take advantage of it," Vie Arnett vice president, First Federal of Seminole, told those attending a meeting of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Commercial Committee today. Arnett said OSOTA is concerned over the lack of ridership on the three Lines it operates in Sanford. Th ere are approximately 150 persons riding the buses each day and co nsequently some of the runs are empty, OSOTA officials say. A "Nickel Day" was suggested when passengers could ride for five cents and stores would coordInate a special Nickel Day sales promotion with the transport authority. Bob Ball, Ball M usic Center, suggested a promotion In which the bus driver would hand the rider a ticket which they could redeem to get their 50 cents back or would apply to merchandise. Major shopping centers such as downtown Sa nford, Sanford Plaza and Zayre Plaza are served by the buses In addition to the courthouse, library, and Seminole Memorial Hospita l. "A "free ride" day in which local merchants would subsidize bus rides in conjunction wiTh sales promotions was suggested as Emmett Kelly Dead _,. was a poor t*i but It INZW$PAP* ENTERP*lsz AMN. .. '. -"S MA11L.. u ar 5II1IIII* and have sufficient space for the next 10 years.The lower floor could be used for ot her county f unctions, he said. Polk said the airport ar.thoilty is willing to'ea. the space for 69 cents per square foot for the first three years while renovations and remodeling wo uld be _ still led the Partnership to a . Sheriff John Polk surveys site he wants 1 A Pennsylvnia reader asks what we rabid after partner jumps to two spades M response to our one-diamond opening bid. We bid two notruznp -the rnoa , dIacouraging - rebid swc. we have in. barest __Jl . s'... '.a. I AND rsirt low - J". LU THEM - . . VQ76 IfANIA. *AIR Mft dPON!! — ' 3-27.11 ___ ____ ____ '•'' The UP* UP ___ /' ' 3 LOUPSPEMCfR' __ - You hold: OW Mu Sontag By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer - ddorft F"P -._- . !icpsts 9,,5,4 By CYNTHIA MflJ, ) I 8akke ruling on reverse pirticipete In the riding. ctiscriminetion In WWI Cas ________ Tb , Today ____ 0 w .... _ __ __.................... - - -a'. '. e worker 'tamed Brian Weber, 32 that' hi and other whites In a Kaiser Aluminum and The program balanced seniority. who won lower c rull'tgs Gramercy, La., plant rim by Qiemical Corp. were Illegally Kaiser's efforts to comply — excitsieci on racial grounds voluntarily with government district judge and WASHINGTON (UPI)— Can The ultimate a white IflidiCli school a half the seats man on-the- demands that federal the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of I compan3r and a union have an important influence on cant nimed Aflhli Bskki job craft training ograin, voImuirg let a job traip"tg American workplace. bra recruit qualified blacks Appeals agreed the plan was best discriminated splat by a illegal because it gave preferPigram t plainly prefers against union (leman _____ The tr'iIng program, sky "1Ic'ta Iaui .v.cIal minorities' without being Due membe rs mostly white - be entlal treatment to members of ed In 1V14 one race without any record of to "reverse Stevens' decisionto diacius " program for allowed to participate. collective bargaining agree Past discrimination against suits by himself from the case and on" : 14 7tuti ewwc rsbw 9wWfi= 4* safteoplo................. SB mat with the United Mal. labor pools were set up, with 5 , Iee? Lewis Powel1'sabC0ll0w' left unresolved about the Ikup ..................... sa n.w zit workers union, temporasily percent of applicants to be them by the company. big surgery, only seven mew- section of an Ilk CWH RWO Cdomdw IA O t_ 1iS ................12* reserved one-half of all i-. drawn from each. the union and the The Supreme Court bets of the court were to () edrs .................... a *JUELVD ..............ii for IfliflOfitles until the percent- diactI Weber, a strong union man, government appeeiecl msy ichidaled N 1111fl11115 of queitIon lawyers In the fuIflt" Uo in M CfINWitd .................a SpIrb ................... 1,8* $1' of blacks employed as went to court alter his ap- friend-of-the.courtbrjefsop 19 ultstodiy01110Issu,, drmd cowtrwm Powell bes 4* T.Ie,lM. ................. .71 croftsniuintheplaiit reached plicatlon was denied even behalf of scores of ii*eeg fSd hi a sequel to last Jim'l tat yet said whether he Plalta to It was begun by a bitt. collar U — ................. lit 30 PSc though some blacks had less groups have since been filed. — rAI Ti Use Buses --- AD at, As IN "0 HUS. £.OY.ID MII.P iN, ANO D. -Jq v4ØIiJ X 0, UP IN ?I MRNIN&, MY Offered For Offices±. .... _____ ilmor New Ideas - back to his hand to collect that fifth diamond trick, Down one! "How could I do any better?" asked South. "The diamonds blocked automatically." "they only block.d you because you are a blockhead," replied North. "You should duck the second club, but win the third. Discard a diamond from dummy on that third club. Cash a high diamond to see if the queen falls. Lead your last club to West while discarding another diamond from dummy. my. The suit would have been unblocked and you would have made the game." 64 w Evening Herald—C USPS 48.290)—Price 15 Cents ilding by Stan Li. and John Romita LAPY. — flit__s — how MENOMINE .,#' Eyes PO - SPIDER-MAN bBob11W DIET CLINIC WANT US TO USE FIREE ARROWS lN'rHEpTrAC( ONTh1DWN? , test tube and then implanted in pregnancy. That way some some other woman's uterus, other woman would not need to who would really be the be a surrogate mother and to mother? I mean If the ovWfl birth a child by her husband for comes from Mrs. Brown and her. then the fertilized ovum Is implanted into Mrs. Smith's DEAR DR. LAMB Why do uterus, would Mrs. Smith be the you think middle-aged people dill chew or pick their nails? I mother or Mrs. Brown? Such would think they would try to DEAR READER problems have already been control this in the presence of studied in animal breeding. In others, as it usually disgusts animal studies those around them. How could many ways, the • At__t_ r. are tar ahead 01 their human one help such a menu: wnai should one do to try to stop nail application, Of course, the uterus Is ab- biting or picking at their solutely essential to any fingers? is it a lack of pregnancy, but it has nothing to something In the person? If a do with the genetic charac- parent does, I presume a child terlstics ci the offspring. If the follows suit and makes the ovum came from Mrs. Brown, habit. it will have Mrs. Brown's genes DEAR READER You've In it, not Mrs. Smith's. ed e right term, it's a habit. Mr s. Smith's us th ough Even th uterus provides the en- It may be caused by norvirorunent for the development vainness. Regardless of the of the baby and its eventual underlying causes, it still Is a bir th, genetically the baby will habit. Changing habits isn't always have none of Mrs. Smith's genes. That means the baby easy. People give up one bad will not Inherit any of Mrs. habit and merely substitute Smith's characteristics, another one. It's questionable However, emotional at- whet her It would be an Imtachment and binding between provement or not to stop biting child and mother will be bet- your nails if you ended up wean Mrs. Smith and the baby, stuttering. If we.lnew how to . assuming that after birth Mrs. get people to eliminate bad Smith ralses the baby. habits easily, life would bea lot Theoretically, If Mrs. Smith easier for such people and the couldn't ovulate at all but had a red of us. normal uterus, It might be People tend to substitute a possible to fertilize an ovum new habit for an old one. A good from another woman and method is to develop a new good implant it in Mrs. Smith's habit at the same time you are uterus so she could have a getting rid of an old one. 1 FRANK AND ERNEST I • .,'ti1i,,1 In a - AflI?T1 to ma visa n by Howie Schneider / , 71st Year, No. 189—Wednesday, March 28,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 — WIN AT BRIDGE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL EEK & MEEK , DEAR DR. LAMB—Thistest tube business has all of us women talking. We've been very interested in the cornments you've made about surrogate mothers and babies born from artificial insemination. 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I S I I I) 5 • I Wedn.dy, April Ii, i, '- SPVE list Year, No. 200—Thursday, April 19, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 48.280)—Price 15 Cents Possible Sunshine Law - Vio elation flne i.á ioi I. I QUANTITY *IOHTS 7Y OPVWT-.197 - By DONNA ESTES advising the board its method Of voting this week on certain "I will be advising the commissioners their actions could sunshine law," said Attorney General Frank Vickery from his Employment Training Act (CETA) programs Tuesday by IT, W-op— we. Nruir. • • • • • • i IDNILSIs "Owe ROAST.... cci II SL= MON. . .. •.. ... uso* 01A0 'A' Mi, $OVT ION, • $1" IOASTINCHIOCINS w.DIIA,MLvmrIu II# J- MANOW NMI 'SON FISN ' ., iJi' • !0 W.D hAND itoutAi AND AU. NIP I J •• • • • , • , • w suo ,u v*yi,s . . I 69' ... IAI LW • • • *0 1, . $IIS • 1 *0. q $4. 79 ".•' • P.0 ,,n,&K : * . "is.w. tm • • • • • • • • *0 ; .i'i- r . ., -.'• .•'.. - c, ,' wwi w' 1 .__f,±:--- -._ 7..& P0 IRANNS............ AND w. DIw*houu III. tift •••••.... , -. .• - I • •,....... ,Ittj,,, %•" .. _____ . WN . . L0O or more id ties. .4 iV •-• 7 7 - . ......... • . .. .- •. I W)S 89c .:. i. 7•.' &,:• M.•. .I - •-. , 4 1 1 . - . price to the dealer, rent and gouging. office. Budzinskl said today he "I had no authority to make utility Increases plus a 3 cents decided to report the store to th e increases. I just manage the per gallon increase for nondecided -' .•'II,,% .'.iilW The PA wall came tumbling down h'. •,-...,i •k. oWbIl IJ .4.. m... .i.i ..... IIIVY IUIU IUC .. _.. IU 1dt Lflt. product cost npr,'np " to the dealer. The latter would include price of gas there had risen by 9 prices cents in a 3-day period and said what I'm told, I'd be fired," the cost of labor, Bill Webb of he considered that price said the station operator. See PROBERS, Page 8A and i did. If i don't do K marteni Opng Set ,, • -S AND - 4 -, - -, S L ;: • • S S. 3 See COUNTY, Page 8A contKAWth enera dopry dencribK bA heuld the in- gaUon$bflttartfl that Q(May, ment In Washington and told creases were not his doing, that 1973 The price at gas can be officials be suspected a Sanford he was ordered to make the adjusted upward proportionate discount station of price Increases by the chain's home to increases in the wholesale Jr.. 4kv.i , RAND rather than at the official meetings. "When It comes time to vote on the budget there are many things various commissioners don't gouging. However, his statements Budzlnskl said he purchased were refuted by the chain's gas at the station on April 3, a headquarters. Federal investigators from Tuesday. He said he bought the "There's no way we would the Department of Energy gas in the afternoon for 69.9 (DOE) have been called to cents a gallon. The next inor- give an order like that, We are Investigate the alleged pricing ning he said, he returned to the strictly in line with the practices of Sanford area gas store and the price of gas had president's prlue guidelines, a stations, DOE officials con- risen to 74.9 cents per gallon. By spokesman with the chain s tinned today. Thursday he said the price was home office said. The guidelines on gas prices The matter came to light up to 78.9 cents per gallon. The when William Budzlnskl, 42, of store manager admits the set by the president earlier this Monroe Harbour, Sanford, prices were raised asBudj,kJ month call for a base rate per .. - $1 the county commission that few members of the public attend By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Stiff Writer .. N Style JRT~n: ,I d- commissioner's name appears on the ballot. "There was surely no intent to make anything secret and there was nothing secret in fact," he said. Williams also pointed out that often the county's budget, as an example, Is gone over in greater detail at workshop meetings of 4' AR - .. attorney general's opinion applies to marking a ballot when each Gas 'Price-Gouaina' In Sanford, Vicinity b- Set For DOE Probe . 59' 4 V marked my ballot in the view of the public and the votes were recorded," he said. Commissioner Dick Williams said he doesn't "really believe the - )`._..,..1_.. ! 1W ., -~,~ — UFFIN IPI1OUtANS ,.......,.5 NAN$.ONAT -,.-_- _z An earlier fire last year had severely damaged the interior of the building and it was not being used at the time of this morning's fire. "The Ice plant was very well Insulated, it was like a building within a building," said Kaiser. There were two exterior walls a foot apsit and two root layer, with the four-foot space between filled with cork and heavy timbers tnk1ri it difficult to put out a fire." He said when the fire occurred last year more than 100,000 gallons of water were pumped In by relay from a lake and six pieces of equipment were used to fight the blaze for 12 hairs "and It Mill didn't help much." JANE CAELBERRY Herald Photos by Tim Vincent 1 - xr. in.', 39 W E !SJTW• • • • • • • MW*eooiAck,Y,p,Asg. - The walls came tumbling down today when a fire than began at 6:51 am, destroyed the Rand Yard Ice plant. Cause of the fire Is under Investigation by the Seminole County fire department, according to County Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser. The plant Is located about a mile west of Sanford on Rand Yard Road. Three fire units from Seminole County, assisted by a tanker from Lake Mary Fire Department providing mutual aid, were Mill on the scene late this morning trying to control the blaze. "It is a difficult fire to control," said Kaiser, "as there Is no water supply at the scene and water has to be trucked r 4 .?-r'!! Fire ',l4 PhIN MSN IM41 : __ s•i.. • • • l{L'$ NUll PIVU fhOWi THICk ciust. IIii '. • DestroVS Unused Plant -.. PUcXOIW Will -. an unintentional act," Ray said today. Meanwhile, County Commissioner Bob Sturm said it was not his Intent, nor the intent of his colleagues, he believes, to violate any AGO 071-32 which states "if at any time during the meeting the however, we should remove the technicality," he said, adding he proceedings ... are not wholly exposed to the view and hearing of does not object to voting on any of the projects publicly. "If we the public and news media, then that portion of the meeting were to go over every project on a one-to-one basis, I would not becomes violative of the statutory requirement Imposed by the change my votes any. Sometimes things are done for expediency. usual practice, cast votes on federally funded Comprehensive • (void from its beginning)." "I don't believe the CETA programs of the past are voided by The attorney general opinions referred to by Vickery included law by the ballot method of voting. "To avoid even a question, The question of whether the sunshine law might be violated was posed to Ray today after county commissioners, following -. "an action which was taken in violation of the law is void ab initio office in Tallahassee. "The whole intent of the law is that a person should be able to be at the meeting and at that point know what Is going on. According to opinions Issued by our office, voting by ballot, without the individual votes being announced, Is not proper," Vickery said. of a violation." • voting could be done privately, IIn n addition he spoke to the Florida Suptwne Court decision involving the "Town of Palm Beach" in which It was stated an record later. method of voting probably constitutes a violation of the possibly be In violation of the sunshine law," said Chris Ray, Cheshire's chief assistant in Seminole County. "The law Is so all. encompassing, sometimes officials don't know they are In violation when they might be. They would have to know and Intentlonally take action in violation of the sunshine law to be guilty -: It would not add an inordinate amount of time to the meetings, perhaps 10-to 15 minutes more to vote on each project," he said. Sturm noted he "prestudled" the projects and asked questions each commlesioner voted on each item. The ballots and the votes -practice of circulating vote sheets among the members so that,-- Ln advdMe about 11W66F t1ii7eVpMJects. "The intenFw --a'cIejir. I cast by the individual commissioners were made a part of the federal projects may be in vlolIflbn of the sunshine la, I spokesman for State Attorney Douglas Cheshire's office said today. 4.; Voting Procedure marking ballots favoring or disapproving the various programs. phrase 'open to the public at all times.' " The votes were tabulated by Hank Newell, Manpower Vickery also referred AGO 073-344 in which the attorney manager, and the results of the voting announced, but not how general advised the publictoservice commission to discontinue Its Herald Staff Writer A memo will be sent to the Seminole County Commission ICI ONIIIU On County Warned *4.OSUi110fl. INC. ;:;•'. I ; SOUP 1°° The 6L337 square-foot K mart discount department store on Orlando Drive In Sanford will open to the public at 10 a.m. "satisfaction always" policy, will be a discount department May 17, according to the store in its pricing policy, company's management. Following are highlights of The Sanford K mart will the merchandise the departbring the number of K marts In ment store will carry: apFlorida to 74 as the K mart pliances; building tools; floor Corporation continues its ex- coverings; draperies; yard pauslon of Its stores In the state. goods and sewing materials; On May 17, there will be a total women's fashions; men's, of 1,537 K marts in the United boy's, girl's and infant's States, Puerto Rico and clothing; bedding; jewelry; Canada. camera supplies; books and Sanford officials and top records; pets and pet supplies, executives of the K mart and health and beauty aids. Corporation will take part in a The K mart will have a brief ribbon-cutting ceremony complete automotive center at the main doors of the with an auto music section department store immediately featuring stereo tape players and tapes. The store will also before opening. Because record crowds of all feature a sporting goods building ages are expected to par. department, a ticipate In the grand opening, materials department and a police have been asked to give special attention to the traffic on the streets surrounding the -c. , J nationally advertised products and backing all sales with a store during the first few hours of opening. This ls for the safety of the motorists delving by. (kicea car lsinKmart's Parking lot there shou eno congestion, company officials said. pharmacy. More than 70 area residents will be given full-time employment when the new K mart opens, company officials said. Additional personel will be hired part-time during holiday seasons. "A staff made up of entirely local people will assure that K mart Is alert to all the needs of its new customers," a company spokesman said. "The first K mart opened ina suburb of Detroit in 1962. Company management concelved K mart as a store selling top quality merchandise at a small profit to induce high volume. This concept brought immediate and overwhelming acceptance resulting in the world's fastest growing mass merchandising chain," the spokesman added. Today - Around 'Me Clock ..........4-A Dr. Lamb 2-B Bridge .....................lB Horoscope •......2-8 Calendar ...................5-A Hospital . .. Comics ....................2-B OURSELVES ... 1-3-B Crossword .................2-B Sports ..........0.7-A .... .... ...... ... Edftsniai...................4-A Television ..... .... ......4-B The new K mart, selling Dear Abby ................. lB Weather... First Three Months Of i 979 3-A 'I Economy Slows Dramati*ca 11y, May Help I nf lotion Fight WASHINGTON (UPI) The nation's economic growth slowed dramatically during the first tIres n4he of lfl from the blistering pete of Id years final quarter, the govsromei* reported today a development wblch may help the 110 against inflation. jiotnent for h'flitlon. It was the mod Sluggish performance for the GNP VAIN of the nation's goods and services adjioted for in&U00 — since the first quarter of in and considerably below the 1,9 percent advance registered during the final quarter of lad year. The Commerce Department also reported that inflation diving the first quarter rose at an 8.7 percent annual rote competed with 8.2 percent diving the previous quarter. The mail increase in economic output came as a — — — When the economy slows, is'Mionary presares are eased. The Commerce Department said the value of all pods end services producsdintheUnitsd States —ths Gross NMional Product — Inissd at an annual rots of 0.7 pored diving the Junary.Marth period after ad '-...._a..-..a, ..— -.- - - .—,--- —. - •.'. - surprise. Several government officials, Including Federal - -.-• -- --i -•- S * Reserve Board Chairman G. Wlllisrn Miller, have said publicly In recent days they expected economic growth to he about 2 percent or a little less during the first quarter. But the new Commerce Department report said a sharp slowdown In retail sales held down overall growth. In recent weeks, scmo members of the adinlnldratk,n have been engaged in an Internal debate over whether additlona] actions were needed to rein in economic growth In order to combat Inflation. Miller and President Carter have said they believe current poky alre$dyInpacsissjftcihJ1to do the job. But other officials, Including Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal, disagreed. They urged the the Federal Reserve to tighten credit another notch, but Miller has so far refused. The administration has predicted that economic growth during Ali of1v19 should be about 2.25 percent _a pace they believe is sufficient to make progress In the antiinflation chive without the country lapsing Into a recession, But the slower-than.expected growth rate during the first three months of the year may change that scenerio. �2A—Ev.nIng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, April it, lflC Fu Schedule Of Events . ON,16"Q-W -P-1mi-rill eCH -r- - -IF_%0%Jth-,1PDa)fL REALTY TRANSFERS ll r% .1. — IN BRIEF cilavt 1 V^1 I - .. . I . . .. Kills Three, 15 Injured NEWARK, N.J. (UP!) — A New York Airways commuter helicoper crashed minutes after takeoff from Newark International Airport Wednesday night,killing threepassengers and InjurIng 15 others, five critically. The half-full Sikorsky SIlL — th e same kind used by PresidentCarter — apparently developed control problems three minutes after liftoff at 6:20 p.m. EST on a routinecommuter flight to New York's LaGuardIa Airport. "It was some kind of cont rol malf unction, we believe." a Federal Aviation Administration spokesman said Wedn esday night. A six-manteam from th e National Transportation Safety Board was sent to the scene to take over the Invest igation. Folks Flee Flood Area COLUMBIA, Miss. (UP! — Flood-wise residents of th south Mississippi city of Colwnbla stacked sandbags ande packed their belongings today, ready to flee before the floodwaters of the Pearl River. Authorities In Columbia had volunteers filling and placing the bags of dirt In preparation for the floodwaters expected to spill Into the area during the weekend. Civil Defense officials said at least 1,500 people In the Columbia area, halfway between flood-ravaged Jackson and the Gulf of Mexico, had already left their homes and 2,000 would likely head for higher ground by the weekend. James R. locks & wt Euna to Robert C. Daguin As WI Evelyn. to LOUIS@ S. KIng, Sol.. from NW car. Clyde A. Jowm, $91. Lot 15, 169 . L . 'ISM - Socloos shaftwowul,~," MMbillill.John B. Harrell 4, wf Joan to Hallmark Bldrs., Inc. to Jam" W. Jam" T. Takoch as wt Karen K.. Lot Myers as wf Debra W., Lot 12, Blk S. 33 51k B Sterling Park Unit One North Orl. Ranches Sec 9 1152,10g. $u,toO. Hallmark Builders Inc. to John E. Wreo Homes Inc. to Harold E. Dover & Nancy J. Reed, Lot 12. BIk I west I*9 Julia, Lot 353, Wrenwood North Cr1. Ranches, Sec. 9. *50.900. Unit Three Second Addr,. ICO Bank to Service, Drug Action-Grove and Socco Mfg. Co. on Thur. community leaders playing School, Boy Scouts, and a Youth sday, May 3 from 4 to 7p.m. at some of the local youth. Programs Inc. Volunteer Sanford Middle School. The A bike safety program, block An all-day Youth Festival In Appreciation Booth. peeTOrD;mon Wnmco, Nam" clinic will be conducted by part anddanearepl an nedfor Sanford's Centennial Park will Th 21-30, dsc etc. 3 parcels, $1,100,000. Also assisting with the coach Michael Dear, a "C Youth Day In Lake Mary. e Three 2nd aodn, $35900. PSM Dcv. Corp to Granada be a highlight of Youth Day on festival wifi beSeminole Coun John E. Davis I *9 Priscilla to ty Class" national soccer coach. dance will be held atLakeMary Corp., rto Sec 2121. Saturday, May 5, which will schools, First Presbyterian For information call 3238760. Elementary School from 7:30 climax a week of special youth Ch urch, First Baptist Church Granada Constro. to James C. The Seminole Youth Service p.m. to midnight. Frisby IW. Kelly Smith, co-trustee sii,s. oriented activities. The festival and First Assembly, all of System, which is werall Smith hId The Seminole County Bar will open at 10 a.m. r• San ford, SISTER, Inc., Just Us coordinator for the Youth Am. I. wi ll also be celebrating Un. Bldg . 3$, Oak Harbour, Sec. Charles G. Espey I. *1Laurel,co Youth Programs, Inc. Is Club, Sanford Lt 3, Garden Club, Week, has arranged many Law Week during the same Two. 951,900. 81k F. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 2*. coordinating the event, which Young Blacks In Action and the other events, Marguerite R. Mattingly as hb U24M. period and will sponsor a mock features a youth fashion show, Sanford Recreation and a parks R Equitable Lit. Assur Soc. to Ken At 7 p.m. on May 3, Jim trial Involving youth on May 3, entertainment by the Seminole Department. (married) Edina Mn., Un. C, Bldg, Thames E. Tancott I *1Ann E., LQt Wilson of the Palms Counseling courthouse tours throughout the 330* Harbour, Sec. TWO, UI.0. Community College Jazz Band, 6. 51k E. Carriage Hill Unit No. 1, Fourth Street will be dosed Services will hold a free BeI.Alre Homes Inc. to Richard H. $5.I00. week and a road race In Southern Ballet Theatre and an off between Oak and Park Irma M B Murphy to K ran seminar entitled "Practical Altamonte Springs on May exhibit of an by Seminole avenues for the Air@ Hills, Unit One, S44M. Martin Murphy, Lotsfl&fl, Blk3$, occasion to Methods of Dealing with Contact Larry Roth at 834-4774 (QCD) Donald H. Fowler to L. PA, Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful, County youth, games and provide more room for ac Behavioral Problems of for details, refreshments. tivitlea. Calvin Ira Brown IWI Buelah to 'r U ' 1Lake of Children and Adolescents." The Drug Action Committee of Townhouse There will be demonstrations Clarence L. Brown I*1Bonnie I., W Sec Three $ix. The Sanford Garden Club will seminar will be held at Seminole County will hold an and Informational booths Olin-American Homes F Is., Inc. to 12' Of N 126' of Bik C, Amended Pit sell day lilies with the proceeds Altamonte Springs' Wedmorte art auction at theAltamonte James A. Han ill Iwf Join t Crystal presented by participating going to The Harkins Corp. to Kent R. en flQ YPI to help raise Recreation Center in Spring Civic Center on Youth Day. organizations and agencies matching funds. • Burgess I *1 Agnes R., Lot $4. Oaks and is limited to the first Sheriff John Polk Iachairinan such as a Law Booth, American Olin-American Homes Fl., Inc. to Cypress Landing at Sabal Point, Youth Programs also 80 persona to call 644-7347. of a Youth Day Golf Tour. James R. Szatkowski 1*1 Barbara Red Cross, Head Start, corn- coordinating two otherIsevents Shirley PA Jorges to Cardinal A Youth-Lad Revival will be nament to be held at Seminole Three U0011. 0, Sterling Pk Un. Constr., munity cannery, Inc., NE¼ of SE¼ of NEV, Navy during the week. A charity held at First Baptist Church of Golf Course for youths and Fla. Resid. Comm.. Inc. to Stan D. of Sec 2521.30 (corrective), $100.: recruiter, Job Corps, Civil Air horse show to Roland E. Clow Jr. as shous to Ptilhiip$& wi Patricia PA., Lot t, The Patrol, Girl Scouts, CETA be sponsored bybenefit YPI will Sanford May 46 for children adults. EdwardCAllenl Patricia D., Five. Tr. A & Wbco Sales at and youth. For information call A Youth Week organizational n Shady Oaks, $12,000. (Comprehensive Employment the aroma on Slate Route 46, Chinch Youth Director Chris meeting to coordinate and Training Act), La Leche Sunday, April29 beginning at 9 Howell Cove Constr. Corp. to Eli:. Clara Sponhelmer to Frank .1. Ritchey at 3fl6O41. 0. laubinsie. Lot 6. 51k 0, Ho*eII grac finalize plans for events will be Ulm* League, Florida United am. cs0..3c0 I There will be both men's held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. In Cove, 2nd Craig Methodist Children's Home, 16,100. The second event Is a Soccer women's softball games onand & *1 Direffly to May the Altamonte Springs Civic Carl R. Lee IwO Amber L., Lots I a. Mildred C. E. Gaddle, sgl to National Organization for Clinic being sponsored In 5 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Chase Center. AD intalaw per 5L eCeCr.$.,LOftI 2 (IsiS S 150' of W 172.19') Ys.*ee Women, Palms Counseling cooperation with Track ack Memorial Stadium with are Invited to attend. akeview Lake , (QCD) Victor Lot JOW & wo Put, $33,000. M. Scott Adams As wt 1. Alexis to es F. to VkW Lee Janos, Lot •.! t .1. --I..,~, C4:,,- 1 - - - - WASHINGTON ( UP!) — A new government report indicates more Americans are using marijuana and softening their stand against It, but are not yet ready to make It legal. The 7th Annual Report on Marijuana and Health showed a sharp rise In pot smoking, especially among teen-agers, plus some promising Indications of marijuana's continued therapeutic uses. The report Wednesday said between me and 1P17 — the year of the current survey — the n umber of yo ungsters, 12 to 17, currently using pot, rose by nearly a third, from 12.4 to 16.1 percent and nearly 30 percent of that age group has tried It once. . .. . 2. " I - Lake Hills, - Smith Happy With Voting - I 01 - -. - -' , 4 T . •.. PEKING, (UP!) — Chinese Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping Teng Rslaoping today warned the United States obe cautious about wiling to Taiwan, and said joint military maneuvers between American and Taiwanese forces would not be acceptable to China. Deng also said without elaboration that China has the courage to buy advanced American fighter planes If the United States is brave enougn to offer them. His statements were made In a two-hour meeting with a delegation from the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee headed by its chairman, Sen. Frank Church, D4daho. Inc. to , wf Winter Springs Div. to Aylesbury Homes Corp. Lot 143, Winter Springs Thermal Energy Conservation Cosselborry Gardens to Home Systems Inc., to Ronald A. Lot Bernard C. Steas, Sol. Lt 47 Fanelli as wil Charlone Olk lsaba Point Amends p'tat,$7j000 First Joseph L. Hiland S, wf Tom to $5,000. Paul & wfLauraH.,Lt Christian V. Sommer Mary J.. ,_ vj ., La ake C.., od ..(I.ores,s to Christine V. Nowell,sg , Lo.t ,,, , 11,14110111. Sterling Park Un. 3 (QCD) Addle Bryant Sol to City Sl ot I4 I . - 16 Carllne to Tobey E. Williams & Lsnni• .3., Lot 1, Ilk C: Woodmere - • -. Fire Forces Hundreds Out SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) — A jubilant Prime Minister In Smith rose early today to vote himself out of office and said the massive black turnout in Rhodesia's majority rule elections means "we're home and dry." A black Rhodesian leader said Wednesday that guerrillas ordered to smash Rhodesia's weeklong elections were defying their leaders and urging people to vote In the nation's first balloting for a black majority government. On the third day of polling, as the county climbed close to an absolute majority, Smith said as he emerged from the voting booth, "It looks like we'll make over 50 percent and so we're home and dry. How can anybody argue against that?" China Issues U.S. Warning A 1300. 5. 110,000 Robert E. Wrightsman . . one, - - - Hagen Homes Inc., Lot lv, Grove E ,,. as wf Loons to Estates, $1,300. Foxwood Pev., Ltd. to Dunhlll Clifford D. Sowdan 1*1 Vicky, Lots LOT 41 rOXWOOd -hue I, 1 4 12 51k 0 Tr.33 5 s - men,can .,.roup :C Volcano Eruption Expected wo , WASHINGTON (UP!) — Hundreds of George Washington University students In pajamas and bathrobes were roused from their dormitory early today by a fire t hat injured at least 35 students, eight of them seriously. Two jumped from fifth-floor rooms. The fire was reported shortly before 4 a.m. and was confined to the fifth floor of Thurston, Hall, a nine-dory 11 1` 1101611111111100 b0`11101% students In downtown Washington. The blue was controlled within one hour. Two unidentified st udents who jumped from the filth floor were seriously Injured, one with internal Injuries and the other with a broken back. hb Carl 1. BOSTON (UP!) — An Independent report predicted today that the cod of fuel"could easily double" in the United States by the turn of the century, but It said the higher prices could mean a 20 percent cut In fuel ccn Carter Kinfolk Reunion BMW ISLAND, Ga. (UPI) — PresidentCarter, who boded an oyster roast at his rented seaside mansion Wednesday evening, Is nearingthe end of his relaxed vacation on this iscated Georgia coastal Island- The preside nt IU fly train Sapelo by helicopter shortly before noon Friday to Plains, Ga., for an overnightreunion with his kinfolk and friends. But It won't be the same without his brother Billy, who Is undergoing treatment for alcoholism at a Naval Hospital at Long Beach, Calif. Talmadg. Wins Delay WA&WIGTON(UPI) — The Senateethic.co'n'Mtee has delayed do start of &arl ia,y hea ag4 Herman T.hnidg, for a week while It Ma"a heated dispute between lawyers for the Georgia Demo" end his chief accuser. me M=W" Wsdneeday agreed to a reaed by Talmadg, lawyer James ø'millon to begin th. hearings on April 30 WOW 01 next Monday as originally Tb.artlencam.onlyafewhis's afterthepseldealta Wow to Uinl' cis by agreeingto allow as evidsocs saws hsy decuneati t TaImaVs thief accuser end is= up Aide DUM mindew will M to Md up Me chirges 01 I—C1& vrdsIg by amater. Thursday, April10, 1070-Vol. 71, No. PirI1t*uOaiIy sad $ev,.ti $ay rdaiv Ti, Ies,dN.v$ N. F,øci Lw., $MW Pta. $1771. 109-, $eeeal Class Possess Paidal Saw" Pillows 3*111 NsmsDeNvery: 11111011111111, 719041 Mrffi U.17s 4M.a*i, hUbs YNr, 515* ivMaUi Ws,Uceista, MeaS53.45,4Mss*u.515.411 VW, " Radtoa a ctive Herald Photos by Tom Nof511 m _., -- fl. . 1171300. On R' dI 15,000. Headlands Inc. to Falcon Div. Wright I Kathryn A., Lot 2, Howell Co., Lot 21, Fox Run s.ds W.Wo. Hallmark Ridri., inirn p Dennis K. Crockett I WI Melody to Zilno & *0 Palms Ann, Lot 14, Ilk S. Rosa M. LaRoche, sgl.,w½ w of of Lot Oil. Ranches, Sic 9, s3a.3oo. 436, Van Arsdale Osborne LeWd, $1, 1.01$ U & 14, Ilk H, Seminole Tern. R.pi., $is,ao. H.MilIer&$omSQrI,, Inc.teRyfl L. McCrickan, igi., Lot 14, San Sebsttlan 941$., Un. 3.551451. n Doub Camillo K. Laird ft Camille W. Wilson, LO 3. Csslolb*rrif Smith MUnkipal Center, $100. ~ Alpha 110ev. Corp Inc. to Eugen Wm. H. Steindl & Lillian PA. Jr. ten, r So. Repl. StupsImanI *0 Sigrid, Lot Silk A, 4 . j,MI!t0 2 , r . me Lots Of Photos . No Prop htCq 1.103.11k SM 01 U ve -dmi. . temai . - .- .- - -- r - - n--ted' -1 thi ' I- FUSION ISV okive $ & *0 Hills. ec. Pour, $p. 1119 t00*IOW. SSuCkIwfSaJfoj., 111* L Th 'Dii $ Oh. ' &*f Malta J t( John Ilk I,The Srinss, Deer woe Ests. 7 Sec. Five, $Y9,01111111.'s.aft" & we wtv W, 11116114vies Jr. T. Weiiii, am V a so WW car.so SW% Go Sec 46, jam"T- Vast Ill *I An*ft C.. Lt wokive Huts CPA Fam Nuar,. n."ft# SIMASL . W4111*6 allawHIIIL W. EATHER :: tom 0.0; ns 7!Mdeed F ad_ 'S,UI1W" i'hd Ir amos opeintleu 01 a lewd be. $ol.DaJe lidro,, Inc. 10 Thomas a. So WO Karen Lt 371WInter . HalTCOfl Corp. to Regional Con. itt.. Inc., Lot 11, Ilk A. sterling P., Title C. Harris, Lot 14. ilk A, Sterling Pk Un. 3.1100. D) LOIS HIrVIS to Rog" COW., 111c.s Lt Us 11111111 A Stirling Park Mainoito SC Corp h Cox Corp, Lf HUll. Sic. I. $17450. Columbus W L, F'Sh"s $W" Mfts *& V,wl&Mw** * & Chart" Willow 11. LA —. on the sad asked to be Included in thu "There wire a let of Videotape, with the mate- veotapis. mate-swapping program, preivthsrd People In t town W swapping sexual f" Iea 01 Art bell Md Marsha Boyd, 01 UN "&Gra.." who came to Me some very . newly 10 U _ Ois5UdVi4NBos, DurIng the MM! salt 1`16 Is a my authorities today, but p,lt Ing" at the new,, 15IU '1'GfS" ,, $7; 11111111111T low sy ' . knot to ill" tk colume .I- - is ik annives n swings kon'se ad iselmd Us and "A ld of pesooft we pillis b bwoudrk linin 1, hiussar, Is oeM cs lijpLjMdgriupij Ma. Iqd aid bell, 30 were "I ps fort to dw ' law rJetd P teachers, civil servants aid a__U.yss,otd Rescue Supplies Delayed BAR, Yugoslavia (UP!) — Driving rain, earthslldes and fog crippled the delivery of rescue supplies to the earthquake ravaged Adriatic Coast leaving many of the 80,000 homeless people without proper shelter. Officials put the death toll at 102 and said more than 1,000 people were injured when the quake measuring 7.2 on the open-ended Richter Scale rumbled through the Montenegrin coast Easter Sunday. 1. More than 400 aftershocks, some of them major, jolted the OOinlle area stretching from the resort of Dulrovnlk to the Albanian border. One aftershock that rocked the area Wednesday evening measured 4.3 on the Richter scale. _ 10 1bW Christians Launch Attack By Untied Press Ilteredlusal Christian militiamen launched a "fullicale attack" on : the U.N. peacekeeping headquarter, In south Lebanon early today, firing more than 150 rockets and mortar ihells and wounding eight U.N. soldiers, a spokesman 'said. The attack came only hours after Maj. Said Haddad, . commands, of the Christian militia In the region, declared an Independent "Free Iabsnon" In protest to Beirut's efforts to extend its authority or the 6-mile. wide enclavehe controls along Ivael's northern border. The Israel army Intervened after about an hour to Mop the attack. , -' M., Draw -1 a vg Lois. L4* 6 Milli A. Co~ U& 3, SDA00. Harry C. stemser a wo "001% to , = S 12$' of Lot $0 McNeils Orange Villa, $100. Glenda .3. to Gerald Edw, Myers I *0 Lannie, Lot 15, $out* PIflKIN?, 2nd Addn, $334$0. Kennall MIAMI (UP!) — What with botching and pewthig and troopers results of the hearing, as Is IS San Fclj case Radar was whistling on citizens band radios, radar'i chances of being ac. given blanket credibility In al* U.S.Supreme Cost decision Allen K. Prasure, to Allan K. are slight, accorwitnessesIn to witnessesa besting on radar that it was rIable .ioih to Mend alon, as evidence. Frstur, David W. Frasure I *1 A , _ ____ 1 Helen L., Lt 43, Sky Lark on a may be .-,u 'w But Rod Dornalfe, a former police officer and author ". . Woods. $ue Th conditioners, electrical Intidirenee velildus on ft Santiago Ich.ni* t. TiCket Book" says the real problem Is the blanket cruihilhty road, said Dr. Wlllin Stern, a microwaveother phyalciat. Santiago lcIiz 81 Wit Maria, L0t9 given radar. U an amos, suddenly speeds up or slow, down (hatChing), or 1$otl0. "People believe rradar. Policemen believe radar" psim , Dornsife turns a Sharp corner (penning), he may read a errenson, sp ' Sp,liigo sm., s e. ' said. eed 11111111111111 said NM Dr. Lie Nichols, director of Virginia Milhtay (QCD) 1111141111111" C. Jones to Anita I. me difference in quality between types of radar units Is great, JOnft 0$, Ilk A. The Woodtans, electrical engineering department. MD" from these ceding $3,100 and the recently developed $370 81515 said it Is biipoedhl, to püçolid Which "bide is reflecting Sec. so slo. RkS Prep, Inc. to Alec-, 0. Smith model, he said. a signal In ea"gid,d tramc. & *011114.3.. U 16. Iii A, Swuot. Dormil. calls the cheaper models so inaccirats as to be And an officer w4lkig kdo a ( micraphion, ' get a speed "rIdicu3ous" Coast Lim an Co. to resdii 0100 mIles par hour, said radar repairman Aadesw LI4 A San Diego, Calif., polk,man for if,, yosi, !mlfe Seedo. car. Of 1.016, Mellars An LW, published Ida gidde to avoiding and dealing with frame "eta There an 110,110 radar units osvsaily in 5711 • led year. H. will teddy today. IN wil Am ft coedry In U,1N pos departmeds Florida IIway Patrol c. me hearing, called by QA01 Adinlaidrative Judge Alfred reqairas 1$ hours 01 daseroom ad field iructim Nesbitt elm local television iioadcut on radar Inaccuracies, is image. But ether plks dsparthsugs have as (QCD) Slvhrti Csnstr. & Engr., '-esp.d.d to last tlwo next week. I t''dng, Md this Is also a problem with end radar, w .2iIhI, c Newly 4,600 MimI-an, speeding tickets are pending the said. 1 111111111111101111 1111111ON *A SM Robert J. Hailer III, $il to Aniisk BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (UP!) — St. Vincent Premier Milton Cato has warned Mount Soufriere, which emitted seven minor gushes of fumes and ashes Wednesday, can go into a major eruption "at any time." Cato said Wednesday although the major eruption W predicted for Wednesday did not take place, the volcano on his Caribbean Island Mill is active and "can blow up at any time." Seven eruptions were felt around the volcano Wednesday, bringing to.16 the total number of "ad. of choking hines and labss Soufriere has staged. Headlands, Inc. to Falcon 0ev. Helen Killberg, wld to Henry Brokerage Co. Addn., Black Renkema as *1 Jo Ann, 5½ at Lot 69 Hammock, $17,300. & all of 71 Santo Park, $24,300. Michael M. O'Brian, sgl. to Gerald King & wf Andres to Thomas H. KrOOMS as wf Valerie, Joseph H. Fretwoll (Married), Lot Lot 16, Blk 6, W@Sth*rWl*ld Ist ne Leakin Radar Accurac - CO,. C Lot 14, F D. 10 Townsfte, Ch Addn, North Orlando, David E. Desabrals & wI Janice tg 9 HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) — Strum said the cause of the plaid system by system,' he said while the NRC was con- $24,000. ye O'Connor, sgl Lt 4, Ilk 4 Although teds show the disas. radioactive Iodine release was said. Government monitors carried about the releases It did to lobb y Joe Martin & *1 Annmanle Lake Wayman Hts, SUM. Etta W. Crummilt, wid I W. Wm. P. Oalaslsski to Wesley ter-threatening hydrogen under investigation for the sixth closetothe nuclear power plant not feel they coIti*sd Lewis Crurnm.ft,(ma,nI,d), Lot 6, Keith &wfJans$R,,Us1Longdale a bubble will not reappear at day. Wednesday detected a level of threat to the public $ health lyak Corp. to Jasido Is Roza & Three Mile Island, unexplained Constance L. Thomas to Richard "The policy of the commis. radioactive Iodine at 200 because they were sporadic. WI Maria, Lot 2, Wsklva Hilt,, SK. T. Elwood, sgl, Lot 5, Ilk 24 releases of radioactive Iodine sion Is to keep radiation tAcocurles per cubic meter. The nag efforts to bring life back to releases as low as can be federal government's health Winter Springs Div. to Tompkins Dev. to olivs c 01 16 samples takenafter, normal In the Susquehanna achieved. We don't like to see standard is 100 plcocurles per 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, seven esIdentIal Comm., Amer., Loft 5, locqule, $gl. Lot 257 Trailwooq 6,19,31,13,53145. TuscawHla, UtWI Eft, Sic. Two, 133400. River Valley. radiation being let out Into the cubic meter. showed no trace 01 iodine and is 50.100. ,jOrnPlunsDev.toMadaeM Hunt; U.S. Nuclear Regulatory environment If aotnething can Radioactive Iodine can cause eight showed levels up to 100 Lot Two, $33,300, Commission spokesman Jan be done. We're checking out the thyroid cancer. but Strum picocurl as per 3, . I a wider gi . seston, igi & Waiter Cato to Carl J. olelhm Ss Z I rust in ARI#V5iI BaItOflIWfAIICiT.tR.i.tj Evelyn L.,E go, otW1,O. of E3J0. 01 I I II III .WIII III (aul*My -- r -- -- . Annie Cotton I hb Homer t RsrI N CIan5lor a. wt Lucille 0 a Winier Soonenb..• to Thomas A, Village, First Ad, $73,0 . •, wuus Builders Inc. ,o nerre.. . - Ewnhsg Ifriuld us,s ISi.II, Lots $10 I 311, Town of Longwood, ShaynL ? It of Lot 10 The Springs Live Oak . 515fl. OlL By contrast, the report Indicated, keeping fuel prices lower than they realistically should be would keep con. Iwnptton high and do nothing to prompt oil and gas exploration. James E. Adams & *9 Evelyn to Robert N. Chandler IwI Lucille D as Me oils M. Mulholland, sg, Lt 12, Lg,od, 2 • ...•.- . .1 v Crowded planning sessi on for upcoming 'Y .out ou11 kh Day' Fuel Cost Could Double M. Barnhart, 9t : ;.. Equitable Life Assur SOC. to Robert N Chandler & wI Lucille, Robert L.Silk worthIwO Doq,na,L, 1$ Ilk 0, Spring Lake HIlls, Sec. 3, Lots 304 303 3061.507 Town of LwoOd w 154.900. JOhnA.HoiIoWiy,sol.,toMuriel 4- Trash Becomes Energy TOWSON, Md. (UP!) — Wrjgjit.Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio wants trash and has agreed to pay Baltimore County $27 a ton for It. The first long-term contract for the sale of densifled refuse-derived fuel has been signed between Baltimore County and the base for $27 a ton, or a total of $564,300. The base is not going to buy raw trash, but rather fuel pellets made from trash. The County and Maryland Envlronmentaj Services have agreed to provide the military base wIth 20,000 tons of fuel pellets manidact ured from solid waste between now and September, 1001, i - h Dll%ft . o1111111111611 11101 11W. -' ' Iranian Leaders Meet TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — The government said today Prune Minister Mehdl Bazargan would take is entire Cabinet to Zom for face-to4ace talks with Ayatollah 1.11 Rsthollah Khomeini, apparaifly to thresh out widening differences within the !4ernlc government, Abbas Amir. EM'm, deputy prima müda*er and chief government ssmami announced the talks but denied speculation over mass r-Ignatlom by government lawmakers. Search For Amins Troops M((ONO Uganda (UPI) — Ps two-pronged Tas wilan military offermive advanced slowly Into northern ..• and eastern Uganda today to prevent troops loyal to IdI Amin from their looting and murder 01 cIviliusa. Government officials In Kampala said they would seek .1 the extradition 01 AmIn's top aid., &Itbørri Bob ___ new being held In '1egiboring Kenya. AM" is WOW for questioning hi connection with many 01 the atrocities perpetrated under Am :: , -Brezhnev Reflected MOSW (UP!) — Soviet P1,4ed Iaedd &soheev, .appearing to be In good health, has been unanImously and not airpelsingly elected to another term as pr—dot 01 the &çrune Soviet. 73-year-old hider, making appeaca In aimed a 'nJcokud St W±ky at Iagia.jp of "the firM joint session 011,111 newly elected as000iin the ,al Soviet___ %1,0 no Mondale In Stockholm P, *ew$ i atu pai* ii. .". a a" IdI6 . %121W isis -- ____.~_._ "I LD CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) — A booby-trapped cigar box exploded at Cairo's main post office today as millions of " Egyptians voted In a nationwide referendum on the • Egyptian-braeli peace treaty. Police officers said the explosion killed a woman postal worker and Injured three male colleagues. 1* It act of sabotage In Egypt since. was the first • the March 26 signing of the treaty, which most Arab • countries oppose. It came as voters crowded the polls In the referendum that President Anwar Sadat called to show anti-treaty Arabs that his people stand solidly 'behind him and the peace pact. to Fla. Iron Works Inc., Lot 10 Ion S 133 ft., Entzmlnger Farms, Ad No. 2. Nowl Addn, . .- DIAM. 011vs H. Cochran,wid a. Ethel PA. Wadsworth to Edward A. Spellman & WI Sandra, Lot 31, 51k A, Crystal W ,~ ~& I-. . I - î —. . - I& — t' LI , Frank M Joan, t3,Weklva D to Hllls.Sic.ThrH,$13,,00. r R. vans o Fla. Iron Luls*.Rodrlgu,z&wfjowflnaS., Lt 6 Ilk 0 Lark s. su sos. Works, Inc., Lot 10, less S 153 ft., Entzmlnger Farms Add No. 2, $100. j• Soler I wt Teresa to Eli Silvestro &wfAnnaM., Lot t3, Our ( QCD) 13*vffsgt Machinery Int. .. , During Voting, One Killed U Use Increases , Bomb Explodes In Egypt Everett C Spitler . , 1970-IA - IN BRIEF "r L.h.....L1.J' Thursday, April I0 Fr ' --' By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer N.Y. Helicopter Crash Marijuana r% Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 8'10aCftOLM, Sweden (UPI) —Vies Prd Wallm I. M . arrived in Slociheim left 1w a a,.ày gied Uvt,thsfouthMsp.sM.tawof g,s ill. '-ond the Ndhei'Imds. - - tJ C '14 -ftai* Herald Photos by Tom Netsel Suspect's car - rear window shattered by shots High-Speed Chase I r I -.!h',,* ,.IV. _k,~ 4 ,I Leads To Arrest --- .- - A 31-year-old Jacksonville joined the chase, speed chase. man is being held without bond Heading northeast on 1.4, When he was brought to today at the Seminole County Ambrose fired two shots at Seminole County Jail, Kinson Jail on a charge of armed Kinson's car and shattered the was originally placed on a robbery following a high-speed rear window, deputies say. $10,500 bond. But his bond was chase on 14, according to Kinson lost control at the wheel revoked when deputies learned Seminole County deputies. and smashed Into the rear of he was already on probation Edward "Sam" Kinson, 31, of another car driven by Daniel and parole, deputies say. Jacksonville, was arrested in Long of Longwood, deputies -SHARONCARRASCO connection with a robbery at reported. Long Is an employee the The UI' Champ con- 01 WFSH..1V. venlence store at about 12:40 No one sustained any Injuries 110 P.m. Wednesday at state Route from the collision, deputies 436 and Sprin Oaks In say. Altamonte Springs. He was Abandoning his car, Kinson apprehended just north of the attempted to escape police by Lake Mary Interchange on 14, climbing through a fence, but not without fleeing area deputies say. Kinson stopped Police with speeds In excess of running when a warning shot 7 100 miles per hour, deputies was fired over head by say. Ambrose, deputies said. ~ Deputy Frank Ambrose who Besides Seminole County was In an unmarked car at 14 deputies, officers from the and State Route 434 at the time, Altamonte police department, k I ~ said he spotted Kinson's gold the Florida Highway Patrol and Charger as described In an the Lake Mary police departAltamonte police broadcast and ment were involved In the high £ I Sheriff's deputy questions Edward 'Sam' Kinson GO fDfrn1EA N SERVICE STORES all L Let Us Ma.ce iour Home Nic.-i Three Cars Stolen From OTT No tickets were lamed to the moIorht Involved during the Initial InvestIgation of the accident, Parr said. Altamost. *WP police are continuing 6IMlr said. VAJIDAL00M Vandals Maimed the homed a man lUnging eggs at his specially aolar'tredad windows, according to Seminole Cawdy deput Gary West 41, of 312 Ston.brldg., Longwood, reported the Incident to foputies Monday. specially hated windowa at the front Iner and front whI dow of the I hem. wise r.d by the Si end will be replaced Ma 010, Wotold dsles — me GE automatic wash . Filler Flo' Reduces Lint on Clothes RegulariPermaPress Cycles 5 Temps.3 Water Levels Single Speed/Standard Load 11554 GE autom ;tpress 3 s 3 No. $5$6 DeIu,e 2 speed GE washer p329 1349 2 279 Model 5568 OTT. DESCRIPTION - HOOD ORNAMENTS STOLEN Eight hood ornaments valued at $200 were stolen from cars parked In the lot of Christlanses-Kitchen, Inc. in Forest City according to Seminole County deputies. me etun. between Saturday and Monday at the deslership located on SB 436 in Forest City, deputies say Emblems valued at $15 wers also removed from a Firebird, deputies say. BOAT, MOTOR TAKEN A boat aid motor valued at $1,100 was reported stolen train the backyard of a Forest City home, according to Seminole County deputle.. flPlsa,25,dDaerR told deputies he left the property in the yard at 2001 Wedwood Drive, Forest City, He discovered the boat and motor mi__ ssing on April 11, deputies say. GE display model save.................. 3 No. 2932 out of carton 249 GE deiwse model. ................... ... 1 High/Most Food — Med Defrost for Frozen Food & Tough Meat • Spacious 1.3 Cu. Ft. Interior .Easy-Read/Set 25 Minute Timer • Easy-Understand Cookbook No. 2931 1 No. 2933 Demo model save S Additional Charge for Color G.E. Microwave — 2 Power Choices/Defrost P11CC Close Out On These Microwave Ovens RECEIPTS STOLEN Approximately $750 In cash and credit card receipts were stolen sometime Monday from the Sunoco Gas Station on SR 600 at SR 434, accordIng to Seminole County deputies. Nell DeCaprlo, 30, of 648 Sandpiper Apartments, Cassel berry, told deputies he discovered $5OOln cash and$250 In credit card receipts missing late Monday when he arrived at the gas station. ~ G.E. Heavy Duty Washer Filter Flo® System P11CC No. 5S03 all capacity 1 Dealer Lot Two 1979 Datsuns and another car were stolen sometime between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning from the Baird-Ray Datsun, Inc., on State Route 600 in Longwood, according to Seminole County deputies. The thief or thieves stole a 1977 Chevy valued at $4,800; a 1979 "gold accent" striped 1979 Datsun, valued at $11,900, and a yellow 1979 Datsun valued at $5,500, deputies say. The three cars were parked In the display lot of the car dealership and taken sometime between 8 p.m. Tuesday and 9 am. Wednesday, deputies say. During the same time period, someone broke a window on the southelde of the dealership's office building by throwing a concrete block shattering the glass, deputies say. Two automobile AM-FM radios and a recorder player device were stolen from the showroom, deputies say. BOY DI A 14-year-old Atlantonte Springs boy died Tuesday evening from head injuries he sustained when his bicycle collided with a car, according to Altamonte Springs police. Allan IrwIn, 14, of 136 Grace Blvd., Altamonte Springs, died at 6:16 p.m. Tuesday at the Florida North Hospital In Orlando, said a hospital spokesman. He was a student at Like Brantley High School. Irwin was critically Injured early Monday morning when tds bicycle was struck by a car in the westbound less., east of the railroad tracks on Route In Altamonte Springs, said 'sak.y Parr, Homicide In- OISCNIPT,Ox I i;~Ipj I - •. H H $349 299 299 • Model 2948 G.E. 17.6 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator/ Top Freezer OTT 2 oliscalpflow 12 Cu. It. GE Frost Free ............................ 22 Cu ft. GE sldeby.side with ice dispenser In door - copper tone only. 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FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-Zil or 831-9993 Around Area youth are about to have their day as May 5 has been at aside by SnIrio1e County and Its 9 various city and county gover'unenta as Youth Day. ai2ja6 o! i&i )outh Is seminole's most Important resource and the vital link between their datna and the future well-being ___ hursda April_9.!79-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director __ _- Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $3600. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The Just Doing What What darted as the brain child of Judge DomIWck SAM has can& the ____ community so much that organizers of Seminole County's first annual Youth Week have bow overwhelmed by the proliferation of Ideas and events to be proposed by interested Individuals and LJ Clock Comes Naturally The way New York Congressman Jack Kemp sees it, blaming inflation on rising prices and wages is like blaming the rain on wet streets. To the extent that price and wage increases are merely symptoms of the inflation caused by the federal government's deficit spending, Rep. Kemp has a point. The essential truth of Rep. Kemp's analogy does not, of course, excuse immoderate wage and price hikes. But it does help explain the new Teamster contract that clearly exceeds President Carter's voluntary wage guideline. Teamster negotiators were simply doing what might be expected at a time when their union's members face double-digit inflation. The new Teamster contract with the trucking industry calls for a three-year, wage-and-benefit increase of just over 30 percent a significant violation of the president's seven percent a year guideline. For purely political reasons, the White House chose to interpret the terms of the new contract as being in accord with MR. Carter's anti-inflation policy. Sharp pencils at the White House reduced the 30 percent-plus package to 22.5 percent by ignoring some fringe benefits and projecting a six percent inflation for the next three years a forecast that now appears to be absurdly optimistic. Still, these skewed calculations permit the president and his chief inflation fighter, Alfred Kahn, to claim an anti-inflation victory, something the administration desperately needs. Actually, there are grounds for at least a little satisfaction at the White House. Three years ago, the Teamsters negotiated a 35 percent increase in a less inflationary economy. By comparison, the current agreement can be made to seem somewhat reasonable, particularly if the Teamsters permit the trucking industry to modernize work rules and so increase productivity. - - Productivity Is the one factor excluded from Rep. Kemp's otherwise trenchant observation aq the relationship betweefl wages, prices and Inflation. Wages hikes that exceed increases in productivity are, in fact, inflationary. As for the president's wage and price guidelines, Mr. Carter might best encourage compliance by curbing his own government's deficit financing and thus reducing the pressure for labor contracts that violate the seven percent policy. All? Having passed Income4az deadline, recent news stories about pensions, personal doffs and office allowances for former Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford didn't exactly gladden the average tup.yer's heart. Thai enough, there were some edravagant echoes from the former days of glory, such as five color television sits for Mrs. Nixon and $3,242 for plant' to grIce Mr. Ford's personal office. And these eztraordlnary expenditures overshadowed reality. For example, Mr. Nixon's eight-person staff was paid W,IOI, which averages out at lies than $A= Per year certainly no Pat eiaikes as salaries go these days. Actually, there Is little if any, controversy about iroviding - former White House occçanta with taxable pensions and office space to deal with their surprIsingly extensive and continuing relatknd'Ip with the American people, Involving bags of mail and switchboards of telephone calls. The law providing support for former presidents and their fw%illn, which was enacted in to, has become an Integral pert of the federal iitblIs'4. We know of no respunsibie advocates for a rd*rn to the days when retired presidents and their surviving widows knew financial ambsrraannint. The historic example of Mrs. Abraham Uncoin is too painfuL That our two former Presidents are both Rqablkw may fuel some transitory, partisan resi'4nwsd. But we can expect even this to diWps$. who Jimmy Carter joins their ranks. Meanwhile, although Washington concedes an aimual loss of perbens as much as 860 billion to wade and fraud, former BERRY'S WORLD 0 ... - .His Lends To - tory A?T*AIO Justified? Perspective WASHINGTON (NEA) Although President Cana is offering now 'nit'-if to resolve the nation's ener problems, nothing has changed with the discredi ted bureaucracy that's responsible for administering the White House projram. The Departmentof Energy (DOE) and its two Secretary highest ranking officials, E James K Schlesinger and Deputy Secretary John F. O'Leary, have become objects of scorn and derision In this capital. Much of the contempt toward them amfortunately Is justified. Consider their performance dur ing the most recent energy crisis, the political Instability In Iran during the Initial months of WE year: ___________ Item: Schlesinger repeatedly claimed that the temporary cessation of Iranian oil production durIng January and February was producing a world petroleum shortfall of 2 million bar rels per day. The most notable endorsement of that estimate came from the multinational oil corporstions, which said the fipm actually was 2% million barrels daily. But by late March, after Iran resumed oil exports, DOE officials were privately circulating and endorsing Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) figures showing that worldwide oil production actually Increased dining the first - ______ - - two months of 1979, ccongtoteciutimates,totaiou rossfrena57.Zmlfllonbsrrelsadsy ha _______ eraillion barrels a day thiS year. Item: SchlesInger also repeatedly claimed that the halt In Iranian exports produced a shortfall in the United States amounting to ... ;.4f1 .r- ___________________________________________ There's nothing like a sense of history for .4 ,., pa;' - ________________ Ii ;* __ • ______ Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. MONDAY, APRIL23 Good point, and If anything he has understated .... t YouthPrograms Inc. In-service meeting for volunteers, his cue. Those were only the French victimL If ' .?s'..; 1. i-i p.m., Univer9ty of Central Florida Administration Europe by the French Revolution should be Included, the body count would be many times greater. No wars- yet having arisen f rom Iranian upheaval, In comparison It Is almost i:;: leader for Toastmasters International. DeBary Republican Club, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Coin. Center. Speaker Kay Ogramn, Health Systems Agency Community Coordinator. Open to public. SanfordHomemakers, 1:30p.m., Florida Power& Ught 'building. Program "Samples of Bread." - - trivial. Still, one need not be defender of the shah or an apologist for the functionaries of his regime WASHINGTON WORLD authorltarian excesses tobe concerned about the fashion In which justice Is being served in new Iran,It Is understandable that should exert a strong _______In a society _______ usildni redress for wrongs, past or present, agathd'lt by forces beyond the reach of P0P1a 15w. There irs, however, both moral and politically practical objections to Indulgence In _ of 39.5 million people was a lot closer to reality than current figures because the govment Mod of us have was giving the poor a lit ls "In kind" aid then, WASHINGTON (UPI) heard that classic example of making the most of I' main conclusion se be adversity: the story about the idd who kUled his official poverty population figures have confused parents and then pleaded with the Judge for the situation by making the problem look worse mercy because he was an Orphan. than it is. to have That kW of k)5IC Well, that depends on what Is defined as the - llowed In a newlypublished Audy of poverty in ___ _ - _______ ___ _____ ___ 1UAY, APRIL24 Metro REACT, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Program by J. Paul Rowe of Seminole County Mental Health Center. __ ___ By ARNOLD 8AWLA& - .., new being called to account for their _ Of Poverty _ Question Schlesinger was referring only to a mythical the UIIIISd "statistical shortage," his deputy explained. O'Leary also used that occasion to praise as Morton Paglin, a professor of economics at "entirely prudent" the major oil corporations' Portland ((egon) State University, has come decision to "husband and safeguard" large oil up with figures that show there were only 7.6 Inventories. Industry critics suggest that the million Americans living In poverty In 1V1S incompanies act ually were hoarding their docks dead of the Z.9 million so clailifled by the and -. while awaiting higher market prices bigger profits. The difference, Paglin says in an article Item: Schlesinger regularly told pgWIaIlld In the journal of the conservative cosagreeslonal commit tees during January and Heritage Foundation, is that government February that the loss of Iranian production statisticIans have failed to accoad for the value could require mandatory service station shut- of "ksom." In the form of goods And services downs on Sundays or even entire weekends. given free crat reduced codto the poor by the However, a study commissioned by government. &N.s own department showed that There Is no reason to argue with Paglin's closing gas stations on weekends was the mod wasteful of sight possible energy-saving figures. H. goes to some pains to put reasonable values on the food, housing and health care measures under consideration. assistance received by low Income Americans. While Schlesinger was telling a Senate "In-kind" goods and services are Who those conunIttis that such dosing. "may be a asligosd price tags and added to the real Income necessity by summer," DOE officials were of poor, Paglin says, the $11.1 billion the risitl4 a report which concluded that the the poverty "gap" goes down wtkvat.d to close measure would only produce longer service to$&lbIllk". Matlonlinssonitlair days of the week and would He adds that the 1* officIal poverty Iefhnat, Conserve little gasoline. ____ WNAY, APn Ss"'it, County League of Women Voters unit 'meeting on SALT 2, 9:15 a.m., Florida Hospital Conference room, Altamonte Springs. . " . . . what is essentially revenge rather than justice. Punishment meted out In righteous zeal can exceed the crime. The individual strung up all too frequaiitly may be the wrong one. And even if mt. he may have been to many of his com. problem One perfectly valid way Into count the people patriots less a culprit than a leader or relative who are not getting aøequare nutrition, housing and becomes a martyr to be avenged. and health care. That Is the group Paglin Vengence exacted in blood tends to nourish a counted and the one he says Is the actual poverty new generation of avengers. In their zeal to population. th Another way to define the problem would be to purge e corruption of the pad, the Iranian komltehs may be preparing the way for a new measur e the number of people whose cash b of round vig ilantism should the revolutionary come does not provide the rnlnhiium necessities. um swing back the other way pendul with That Is what the official flg'xes show and there themselves as the objects of vengeance. are plenty of people who believe that Is the ImBack to the French Revolution. Under the portant measurement. circumstances that may not have been the most Why? Because that $12 billion of "In kind" propriate hi oric example to have chosen to st ap Income Paglin says the poor are getting comes Jintify contemporary Iran's experience. For all from somewhere. It comes from the government Its ac knowledged excesses, the French upheaval and the goverimlint gets the cash to buy * was a constructive event with far-reaching and th ta s. THURSDAY, APRIL 26 8eio1e County League of Women Voters unit meeting on SALT 2, 7:30 p.m. Seminole Chapter Florida Audubon, 2 p.m., Florida . • '. Power& Light building, Sanford. Speaker ___ SATURDAY, APRILZ$• Fled Reserve Asia. dlnner-dance,6:30 p.m., Jerry's -, Restaurant, Sanford Airport, with national president Roderick Wiley as guest speaker. ', - :'. SUNDAY, APRIL20 Wilco Sales Charity Horse Show benefiting Youth Programs Inc. Starting 9 a.m., sales arena, 4 miles west .'-'of 14 on SR 46. Lipplzan In-hand exhibition, 1 p.m. rSpectators free. 0 .: ___ - _____ ___ 0 yTUESDAY, MAY 1 Sealer Citizens mini-bus tour to Rosey O'Grady's. Leave Sanford 5:15 p.m. Pick up at Seminole Plaza, 5:45 p.m. Return 11 p.m. _____ ____ " ___ - from e xpayer It Is good guem that mod taxpayers do ad accept tazfhacod public assistance as the long range answer to the poverty problem. Americans stand Mill ( with Increasing Impatir'c,) for the expenditure of Illlçq1 of dollars to alleviate povoit because they bays been told much of do money was being used to help poor people become self-supporting com ___ ______ ___ lading impact It was only superficially a political revolution end the fact that It erupted In France did not, make It uniquely French. To the contrary, It was fimdainu*elly a reshaping of all of civilized society. It was lautinctively opposed by the old regimes and struck Instinctively sympathetic chords among the populations of many cairn- Michael Kuypers. - ___ .... ~ .11: is, tries. ___ Springs, recently departed for a sergeants wife. Ham Sun, is with deployment to the Mediterranean him near the fort. Sea. He is a crewmember aboard the aircraft carrier USS America, FRANK HOSTETTER homeported in Norfolk, Va., and Airman Frank E. Hostetter has operating as a unit of the U.S. Sixth been selected for technical training Fleet. The America is a 1,017 foot long at Sheppard AFB, Tex., in the Air Kitty Hawk class vessel and carries Force civil engineering structural a crew of 2.100 officers and enlisted and pavements field. The airman recently completed men, plus 2,150 personnel assigned basic training at Lackland AFB, to an attack aircraft wing. She is Tex., and studied the Air Force equipped to carry 95 l$ aircraft and mission, organization and customs can travel at speeds faster than knots. Hart the Navy in and received special instruction in human relations. January, 1974. Airman Hostetter Is a 197$ gnt, of Roxbury High School, ILLWOOD IOOKMAN Succasunna, N.J. His father, Frank Ellwood A. Bookman, son Of Mr. E. Hostetter, resides at 106 Seville and Mrs. Scott Bookrnan Jf. Of 1206 Ave., Altamonte Springs. Golden Gate Circle, Sanford, has been promoted to airman IIrst class NANCYBRUAGGEMANN in the U.S. Air Force. Airman Nancy M. Brueggemann, The airman, an airframe repair daughter of retired Air Force specialist at Spangdahiem AB, Master Sergeant and Mrs. John H. Germany, serves with a unit of the Bruemann of 642 Birch Blvd., U.S. Air Forces in Europe. Altamonte Springs, has been Airman Bookman Is 1977 selected for technical training at graduate of Seminole High 10School. Sheppard AFB, Tex., in the Air' Force medical service field. JOHNNY PERKINS The airman recently completed Spec. 4 Johnny R. Perkins, whose basic training at Lackland AFB, wife, Stacy, and parents, Mr. and Tex., and studied the Air Force Mrs. Mose W. Perkins, live it 1004 mission, organization and customs Maple Ave., Sanford, recently was and received special instruction in assigned as an assistant gunner with human relations. Completion of this the 31st Field Artillery at Fort training earned the Individual Campbell, Ky. cred its towards an associate in Perkins entered the Army In applied science degree through the October 1976. He is a 1976 graduate Community College of the Air of Lakeland High School. Force. JEFFREY BOSTON Airman Brueggmann is a 197$ Pvt. Jeffrey Boston, son of Mr. graduate of Lyman High School, and Mrs. Russell W. Boston,Oviedo, Longwood. Fla., recently was assigned clerk with the Ph Infantry Division JAMES OSBORNJR. in Dexheim, Germany. Marine Private James C. Osborn Boston entered the Army in Jr., son of James C. and Yvonne August 1977.The private Is 1977 Osborn of 234 Logo Visa, DeBary, graduate of Oviedo High School completed recruit training at me marine corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C. He participated in an in an active physical conditioning program and gained proficiency in a variety of military skills, including first aid, rifle marksmanship and close order 'iii. Teamwork and $ell.dlscipiins W91 e emphasized throughout the training cycle. DAVIS N McLAUGHLiN An official at Sheppard AFa, Tex. has announced the graduation of Airman Davean M. McLa ughlin from the U.S. Air Force's Pavements maintenance specialist course conducted by the Air Training Command. Airman McLaughlin, daughter of - -- . 0 . "'I've just come to a disturbing riszalion.S know nxw about Margaret Trudiu *.nldo ',.- 1 p 011, ' -- d . p., 41oo;ou,I.a..su.stIa. lift"*"$# punt I:!,,, or Gloss ID, 0 LATEX HO 4S1E PAINT ' (I A-10 req. $14.9') , • Save ,fp• rI.,It1II,t,1, $ 3 ANT I .Soh' (',ds M,.vl W igg S1w'j539M 4j.im f Sole $35.95 rrij. •...._ ItUUftfl , " p l,k SJ ,, U ,I&UH l,qih, n u, Ifi ii ih,i.0 ui,, i 17= Wff =~i~, ~ 4 ______________ M. now $f 99 SALE 411101. hffid,b ,..,, 808 . , 4 I- I 11 I $41.40 $59.60 $75.4(1 $92.351$119.65 - - ~ , - - STEP LADDERS LX TI NSION LADDERS 6 11 16 2011. 14 ft. It. 21i ft. 5ft. . 119.99 124.99 134.99 149.99 159.99 179.99 fl a "00,6 I ! .. Id $h,/e TaMØOPA - & Pant . 4 'S111 I . I . 0 I: - =d*4 the use thne 0.%0016~ AV I A. • . Mat SALE M _ a U aI. '1 1111.99 . 0 a V . A& Ask . hft A& 6111110111110 -SAIl SAA purchase pike win be Howard, son of Dorothy O. Howard rrg. $12.99 01 SiC. The at cycle, trainees Studied general military subjects designed to prepare them f Or further academic W4 on-the-job training in one of the Navy's is basic occupational fields. He joined the Navy in February . .~ I --- 0 and neglect of children who The demands of being on call helping to develop a group must remain In their own 24 hours a day seven days a home In Seminole can call homes. Lack of respite care to week presents a real problem Barbara Stafford at 339-8200, allow a "cooling off period" for private home shelter Wein berg said. 011" I of Route), Rest 209 Sanford, has completed recruit training the Naval Training Center, Orlando. During the efoet.w.ek training me. I DUNNISGOLDIN Pvt. Dennis R. Golden, Who" wife, Ssvrly, and mother, Mrs. Martha L. Golden, li in Oviedo, recently completed a wheeled .',q-' wheeled vehicle chassis corn. I Instructien was gleon in fits fundamentals of electrical and .ir' I wkt.igs* vehicle mechanic course at Fort Jackson. S.C. Students were trained to repair internal combustion engines and . I .. -- a W• 7W _ • . I-- . • SAI.E RICHARD HOWARD Navy Airman Recruit Richard 0. ___ ___ 0 . I the Air Force. The airman isa 197$ graduate Of L•ka Brantley High School, Forest City. _ ______ __ - ' •0 a . -- .• 0 #ease as a THE' FiRST ___ _____ ..- - ' e1Øi Individual credits towards an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of -- ___ 0 Springs, has been promoted to his present rank while serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Nimitz, homeported in Norfolk, Va. He joined the Navy in June 1977. at --- ___ 0, In of 105 Weeping Elm Lane, Longwood# learned to maintain aircraft runways, roads perkwig aces and railroad tracks, and will serve Norton AFI, Calif. Corn pleflon of the course earned the s, ____ ' In 11i e SeIVI e - ___- .- -' • The First helps e1p yourse Tycoons Woo Sen. Edward Kennedy? not been backed up, and point to the development WASHINGTON Sin. Edward Isaudy, D lift to Mend en its own. meeting, he said. MMs,,longrugaredllthacauuiws'a'll.pptin ftIstlforthsor*aidmftofabWto be "MyjWrm4 was thMIfwsweregothgto program's 816 "iIUIOn price tag. Analysts. ontpithir"st-"illywsakmsdths watireddsribsfore*ieivsupuiwtedtothe havea biUtoe.ad, wshedtotake a fairly tUOhni4Pdsdtbit the ship bSdr mpg.df, the most impoitad adl.wsuspuly Ig'ii'- in a appropriate committee for hearings. The moderate and consirivs approach," the Piidagoii's budget. autlnaprelettertoR.p.JolnaMivphy,D. 1, in IBM lawyer said. "We have to be decade met private talks with corporate fat. cou*'un ad kiroihiN that we the MenN. Y,, House Arnaid Sirvices deed feature of the 4l11mMIe procus In- ric," cats6 variably wt.ksm a bill as originally written. Whit Boise did net r1a& was why iii. Chairmen IN Price, D.flL, said the egnamnittle Iasdy . md w giving away galIng rewriting 'as let go adil vktually the lad wW give "serious coulderatlen" to Inv.4 York Qty cish wIth 18 or Big Business Zii In an "en the COettv#lfliul & or y0kpi4 st-i ad___ fmdlua f sadly.,, vhs voiced okjsdlemsto the 1 strange aspect of Zsdy's bseblrac" 0t* SNAFU :Not Hearings on the lgk'#'r' began a March iid with Ms proposed u. H. IOkI is America's dwindling oil end gas Is the fad that ad hi Boles bad seeeead* t he day Boles r*msd the bilL Such was Dww the _T' it the nib that witnesses dlda't get the new version ___1'inic1ing In as the Doles, who l.uwneiMaly. beg r.vri the iloen MlVs savvy l.W1M Behest Iuld. dl fl minitu before they were scheduled to 0000e of 1W $ ,ai4 Whilethe ul dr of the antI-merger 1W was testify en it. Glad Cilpiritloss liii General Electric, ' As idgl'"i drmed, 11M11a14 MWInprepsrMisu, privately with We 1 Fodade: Jinmay Ctsr, vhs cpig.sd is Meslin Marietta end Rockwell mmq. or ales of $186 of Mm ski" Ivics. gutting all the ha they used a" ow a" W111111 an mspsI pMftren is INC from the Depa rt. w'-'fuw$sthebjUaswssk$p,udbl, thegmelatohackthsZsdybw,.,ainjt 1 of Doirt. AM 86 pevced of $dI* lId 11fl Ills 1 the oitcs fusdaspud to dsvIIapilarpawarbayeg,,so shistrsininerá wrThd form. 'if-is ft would fu•pri'ed -irs V me SWAS -, big corporations, wwe -t an t-'---get either of the ce"iu involved áesdy can. the crh, AtitulMicluekRegues Yet ip'. owl tnUpdlIpurcsit don avhet. irta, Eeu.4 Mw Kum* ad Oft kdo bread with the predaru1ubly owsh bW.dg,4 oduw is thelicanitaqulet bscigs separate ss ceatiods from the gs,via'i'4 psi qw1fnof thsI.s Hesdiable, a *tII illert few Winded perils is Feb. 18. haH wol*mnths$U--, .r' of the meet P' 1INEpetuuldbe.sd Bslswaithodtib .kahsdthe moth as DOE has ii,,. to all its Id bluS ribbon Mm I thS Uy• the sit,pod bswkMwa. "we," be biiu Cs*edii em'"t 1Ws cli1 en de was 111114 seethe, $186 Ug.ey. Sswnljth---_by t -pirmitegs was ad the of the top H.vy usd asa,'is' £ raced P'etIi was lbs 1W) F-ts4a rriiuIIpuad.. cavops .add Is .&br, ad as bs b*'---i 1v'tr - iwvod bus lbs qNd - in - in in _Wp ules Is L-.d Ipo. lsI,a181W as Ma frssqang ouerpsst in g J 'Ina. u.sythsla asB$bs,. Big Rules. to r..IlI.g the 1W odV lbs doy v lbs - . has JACK ANDERSON Di ed SUNDAY, APRIL22 Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, revolution totiL.4ewer thin 100 persons." I to 60.1 NO,= barrels a day wKI creeping toward 800,000 barrels a day. But In late March, O'Leary told a House committee that there actually hadn't been any Barbecue chi cken dInner sponsored by Geneva Historical and Genealogical Society, at Geneva Corn. munity Center beginning at 4p.m. Parents Without Partners orientation meeting, 7:30 p.m., for DeLand-Sanford Chapter 201 at 2440 S. Oak Ave., Sanford. ' .. , ' rennrt. - Spring Fling, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Sabal Point . Elementary School, Wekiva Springs Road. We have one Ahmed Salsmation to thank for a recent reminder of this relationship between experiences of past and present. S&lSiflStiOfl, deputy ford minister in Iran's revolutionary government, peevishly reprimanded foreign pr attention to the ongoing ad hoc trials and executions of Iranians tainted by association with the former Imperial regime, observing: peopl e were executed "More than 100, during the French Revolution without 5117 trIal, while those executed ln the coursee(thélranlan - . al -Church. perspective. •, 11 ~` .,. 1. -. _______________ ____ - - putting _______ a contemporary situation Into proper ____ . Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Tuscola United Cherokee Tribe of Fla. Inc., 7 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Casselberry At, (closed), 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran ByDONGRAFF 4 between parent and child contributes to further deterioration in the parentThe need for a group home in child relationship and hinders 0 Seminole Co unty for dependent rehabilitation, the report said. children was presented by Torn Because of incidents of 14 Weinberg, Health and running away and acting out Rehabilitative Services SIngle behavior, more of these Intake Supervisor, Tuesday children find their way into the night at a Task Force meeting " juvenile justice system, the held at HRS offices In Live Oak report states. Center, Casselberry. "By law we are required to The Task Force, which held protect the children, but its organizational meeting 0! because of the lack of month, was formed with the placements, I'm afraid some goal of actively recruiting children who should be out of temporary and foster JIM WILSON LEFF'l.KR their homes are not placed," T( WEINBERG placements for dependent re children and establishing a "I had no Idea the increase increased, as well as the county said Margaret Anderson, di ct parents. This results In an early service s upervisor with HRS." .. said Weinberg, chairman of the was that dramatic," remarked group home. burn-out rate" of those pulation, but not necessarUy The first thought is 'Oh, my "Dependency cases have task force. "In 1977, there were Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler. incidences of child abuse. g to put licensed and a reluctance on the God! Where are we goin 0 cases and In !975 there were almost doubled In Semincle According to John Hong, part of niaiiy families to "Seminole Qiunty is the them?'" County, while at the same time 972." social worker for HRS Foster 'bedroom' for many people "The temporary house parent commit themselves to being A dependent child Is one Care temporary and foster care Unit, community working In Orange County an d and foster parent are the Un- licensed as a shelter or foster placements have decreased," under the age of 18 who Is found awareness of child abuse has there are more younger s said Mrs. Bar home, the report states. With ung heroes," said families with young ch ildr en bara Stafford, of the- the current rate of Inflation moving into the area. Th us we foster care unit, Seminole many families cannot afford, will have more- even with the ner diem rate. to s of child ..ourny. uuen n taxes us six to abuse," said Stephen l4monthstoreunite the parents take additional children Into _________________________ Shacowski Jr., one of six per- with the children and their home. Attempts by HRS to C sons drafting a plan to develop sometimes we are never able recruit homes through the use a residential group home. He of media and community to service network manager n of the Palms meetings have resulted in few for KIP MCKENZIE HERBERT MEYER LEON HILLERY Wilso Navy Seaman Herbert W. Meyer Navy Yeoman Third Class Leon An official at Sheppard AF B, Tex., HRS. new applicants, according to Counseling Center, who forIll. son of Gloria J. and Herbert W. Hillery, whose wife, Cynthia, is the has announced the graduation of Currently there are not merly ran a group treatment the report. Meyer Jr. of 455 Longwttd Ave., daughter of Victoria Smith of tin Airman Kip McKenzie from the U.S. "We are a service-oriented Longwood, has completed the Harding Ave., all of Sanford, has Air Force's dental specialist course enough shelter beds to ac- home, said, "For every foster Navy's Basic Electricity, completed the Non-Lawyer Course conducted by the Air Training commodate pre-school and care and shelter care worker a family," said the shelter Electronics Course. at the Naval Justice School, Command. school age dependent children set of relief parents is needed. parent," or we wouldn't be Four weeks of study at the Navy Newport, R.I. Airman Mckenzie, son of Mr. and Service Commend, Orlando, Fla.. Completion of this course enables Mrs. James A. Mckenzie of Pt. 1. In Seminole County. Some pre. Tolerance levels are stretched involved, but there are times Included review of basic graduates to provide para-legal Longwood, studied dental anatomy school age children are being when parents work 24 hours a when I say, Oh, Lord! There mathematics, fundamental dec. advice and basic legal assistance and radiological techniques, and placed In Orange County day, seven days a week with rt must be a better way to go than tricalformuiasplusth.principles of services, plus perform the ad- will serve at Ellsworth AFB, S.D. residential fac il ities, this!' With some of their according legal Completion of the relief." alternating and direct current minislrative duties of a unit course earned the circuits. Students also received officer. A 1976 graduate of Seminole individual cr edits towards an to the report. A shelter parent from San- back gr oun ds, I'm amazed these instruction on basic circuit testing High School, he joined the Navy in associate in applied science degree This makes it difficult for ford, who became involved ki( S turn out to be anything." through the Community College 0$ methods, including the use of December isis. "If we are to succeed In visitation by the parents, the several years ago and opened the Air Force. multimeters and audio signal getting a gro up home, we're ieRi?meflhIlii generators. A graduate of Lyman GARY RUMNEY LMàHigh counselors and medical her home to five dependent School. His wife, Marry, is the workers High School, he joined the Navy in Slit. Gary D. Rumney, son of Mr. according to Wein- teenagers said her emotions going to need the participation September 1978. and Mrs. Richard E. Rumney, 66 daughter of James Matthews of 75) be rg. have "run the gamut." She f rom the public sector and get Rockcove Court, Sanford, is par. Palmer Ave., Winter Park, According ton report the lack tiipating in BRAVE SHIELD 19. a STEVEN HAWK admitted that the 24-hour-day the community busin ess people DONALD HART joint readiness exercise held in Navy Electrician's Mate Third of adequate placement homes with no Is often too much involved," said Weinberg. Navy Aaerographer's Mate Third central Texas. Class Steven C. Hawk, whose wife, for short term residential care for her relief Any persons Interested and she must insist on Class Donald L. Hart, son of Ken. Rumney is a survey party chief Cynthia, is daughter of the Re v. becoming a placement home or ~ for Seminole County results in neth J. and Theresa 1. Hart of 900 with the 2nd Armored Division Ronald W. and Dorr .. 0 Itenalivance Faire sponsored by Maitland Art Asan., a.m. to 5p.m., Maitland Art Center R,' by the court a) to have been abandoned, abused, or neglected by his parents or guardians; b) to have been surrendered to the department or a licensed chlldplaclng agency for the purpose of adoption; C) to have per. sistently run away; d) being subject to compulsory school attendance, to habitually be truant from school; e) to persistently disobey the reasonable and lawful demands of his parents or other legal custodians and to be be yond their control. . J%&iJIW1II, Arflu1 __ ___ p *V1tt - • -j.: Airport. South Volusla Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears Atlaznonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, (closed), 8p.m., St. Richard's Church. IAÜdWÔed AA, (closed),8 p.ñi.T(oTlixHllls Moravian Church, SR 434. You Adult Club for Singles, 9 a.m,, Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Deltosa Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Deltona C.Sti8fl Ch urch. .. Lcir en Incren_. s a..Reported D-eo.e.n.den_t_-.,.Ch ByMEZ..ENDA EDMISTON Herald Correspondent ' VIEWPOINT __ 9 'Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United MetJOIIj Church, CasselbeJ Free public concert by Glen E llyn (Illinois) ::Children's Chorus sponsored by UCF, 7:30 p.m., Dom;merlch Elementary School, Maitland. FRIDAY, APRIL he Harrison Chapter DAR, 2:30 p.m., Mrs. Walter L. Carter, 2299 Grandview Ave., Sanford, hostess. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's 'Alt.amonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford - ... 4"". ---...qMw. Weight Withers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn. 1. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Intierstate Mall. Ob, Seminole Chapter 2, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, ... Contempt preddants would do well to avoid excessive spending, such as $2,242on pawthigs for an office. .TUUA&P!L1O.,.. , ,,. A __ Is That - Thursday, April it, 179-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Group Home Is Sought C. ALENDAR ',-A . , Scorn, .. and come up with Ideas In celebration of youth. Folks like Patsy Hutchinson and Bonnie Schumacher, who are working on the horse show to be sponsored by Wilco Sales to benefit Youth Programs Inc. on April 29 at the sales arena ° SRO ... Or like Cliff Nelson and the Men's Christian Association of Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, who are planning a block party for Youth Day °1' Sheriff John Polk who is heading up a Youth Day Golf Tournament or Head Start kids who will be • making a banner for Altamonte Mall to publicize Youth Week or County Commission Chairman Sandra Glenn who will be pitching In the Youth Day softball game or YOU If you only come out and get involved or just remember to tell your kids OU love 'em and give them an extra hug1 In their proclamations the county commission and mayors of the cities urged the citizens of the community to join together to "raise the level of ANGLE-WAL TERS . ,ft the bandwagQfl. community support both financially and, In those such as Youth Programs, Inc., involvement are volunteer& In addition, Grace Kehrer, executive director of Seminole County Youth Services System, says many have said they beard about It too late to become involved this year, but are anxious to be Included next year. By JANE CAELBER1IY awareness of our youth and their needs and to dedicate themselves to recognize the many fine oroarerns soonsored by citizens and agencies of Seminole on behalf of ft healthy growth and wellbeing of our young people." Events, programs and activities are planned to inform, entertain, recnalt, promote and involve youth and those interested In the youth of Seminole County. There will be a wide spectrum of activities Involving those for pre.scboolers through adults. Coincidentally youth agencies Involved hope to towerd'!uad1sruurl2r community in order to retain the governmental cunmuniti suPPod that lop them going Youth lanot all a thus of fun and gaines,ft can also be a time of desperation, confusion, tragedy, and temptation. There are many organizations and agencies trying to help young people find their way andbdulcftlzensinaday when marriages and f'mlIIea are breaking up and even children are exposed to sex, violence, crime and drugs. These agencies, however, are dependent on Ah, Youth! It Is envied, criticized, glorified, wasted on the young and clung to In desperation by In I'm $UC.Copyfght tIm 9k trsnstnlulsn systems. Hi lotarid W4 Army In Nivember 19PI Goun is a iWO gridvate Of O.d, High SchooL 318 French An. Sanford Ph. 3224681 - I S I- Id " F - -. ' I,,, �, I • . . - . S.. I . . a I I a. 5U I.. a. SPORTS A-Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. - - W I SEATTLE (UP!) - Jerry West has been right about one thing; to beat the Seattle SuperSonics, the Los Angeles Lakers have to stop Gus Williams. Williams matched his career high of 38 points Wednesday night to lead Seattle toa 1(-103 overtime victory over the Lakers. Williams saved six of his points, Including what proved to be a game-winning 20.. foot jumper, for overtime. Unfortunately the Lakers haven't even found a way to slow Williams to a gallop, and the two teams move their best. of-seven series to Los Angeles rlay with the Sonics leading, 2-0. "We have to do something," said Lakers forward Adrian Dantiey. "He's been tough and we'll have to play him a lot tougher." WiIIfrirn - c "It looks like he's playing with no one in front of him," West said. Williams scored five straight points to give the Sonics an 11. point lead with 9:04 left In the fourth quarter. But after a near-collapse in the closing minutes of the period, the Sonics needed a dutch shot from Dennis Johnson to send the game into overtime. With no time showing on the AArin clock, Johnson's baseline jumpshot knotted the score at 95 after Kareemn Abdul-Jabbar had rejected Jack Slkma's jumper from the top of the key. "It worked Just the way we planned It," said Slkma, describing the play the Sonics set up for the final 10 seconds of regulation. "But Jabber just made a great block. "Ideally, I probably should have put the bell on the floor and made a move. But lthouglg I had It and he just came flying out of nowhere." Playing all but one minute of the game, AbduWabtr led Lakers wIth 31 poInts on 1-of-l9 shooting from the field, collected a game-high is rebounds and blocked seven shots. Jabber scored six of the Lakers' final 12 points In regulation and their first fourth overtime. After the two teams traded four baskets in overtime, I T IJrw WZ A Williams canned a long jumper to break a 103-103 tie with 52 seconds left. Dennis Jolmaon, scoring six of his 17 points in overtime, added a layup with 23 seconds to go after a Laker turnover to virtually put the game away. "In the overtime our Intensity came back and the crowd gave usa big llft," said Sonics' Coach Lenny Wilkens, referring to the season-record crowd of 26,M o Williams' offensive outburst helped make up for the slack crested by the two-point output of Sonic sixth man Fred Brown, who Is recovering from a broken bone in his left hand. "It just happened to fall on my shoulders tonight pnd I scored a lot of points," said Williams. "That doesn't necessarily mean I played a great game. I Just hope It can continue throughout the series and someone can get the job done o t: C4W' I .. every game." -, Before the series started, . Totals 23 117 PI"MWP Bank .--.,- -. - "I tell you, Gus is fabuloi," Wilkens said. "When he's in a streak like that, nobody can stop him by themselves.", - - Raps Aftlaw 9-5 3 -H!ttér API* AS1TM TSss.s tSMsnts Hickman AACr.f? lIcRrdsail Milieu ss IS Taylor 155 5ffiaa Vernon Law pitched a five- bounced back with seven runs hitter and went 3-for-3 to lead on Just one hit In the bottom of .. Kiwanis to a 13-5 win over Elks the first. ' Mike Leonard had the only hit ,.. Wednesday In the Sanford for Moose in Its half of the first Junior four walks figured In the Knights of Columbus defeated Moose, 13.7, for Its scoring. I 11 Walks were also the -big first win of the sajon In the e other league game Wednesday. factor in the scoring In the Kiwanis led only 54 goIng bottom of the first when :. Knights of Columbus sent 11 into the fifth inni but , .. . -.. eight rims across the plate on betters to the plate. Warden .Frederick had the only hl.á five runs to all but put g -... •• ...• . 1. .. •. on Ice. A double by Matt single, as Moose darter Greg , • -' j . • -. Jollfljofl and a two-run single 1y Carter Issued seven free Joe Smith were the big hits for PMses. Kiwanis In the fifth inning. Elvis Brown had a home run Kiwanis was boosted by for Knights of Columbus, while JOIIIIJ(E with a double and teammates Frederick, dy' single and Smith with two Griffith, Tim Hall and Conned ... - .--. singles. Hughes had one hit each. '.-. .4-.-... Ron Kidd had two of Elks' Leonard and Terry Ruasl hid Seminole High weightlifters Glen Wade, AbduHah five hits, including a double. the only hits for Moose, both Law fanned eight and walked singles. . Baker and Don Hunter examine their hardware won six in five Innings. in last weekend's AAU tourney at Daytona Beach. ELKS Moose put three runs on the xswarns Al I H AS I N Wade won 114-pound class while Baker prevailed In scoreboard in the top of the lrIdes iss 211 323 t1y Ill 123-pound category, Baker was second in 132. first, but the lead was short- Law Smith 423KIdd SI? _______________________________ lived as Knights of Columbus caisinhii I 31 34 ( II DfSIIVSr$$ WyaN . . - . -.): - -•. .--. . - ,-. . j -- .. 43 OriNhi 21 Grant ii Lester 5 Smuts HIlly •• i Ovum S Totals •s , Ii Margaret Botti Mayfair Champ -- - WEIGHTY SUBJECT Expos Surprise Of N.L. -EyUittsdPresiIa*e,ustIseal the top of 3, When Dick Wllll Williams_ calls his scoring Keith H rnEIdSZ Jim Spencer and ry .. -- , S.rnlflol.PuHs For Søbuóz. 3 J.uiia. sailoy lalir Niilsinaa Pr*ssd TISN 3125m1r110 3 60 $icvaes 31CIIIISSIM I5 5 1411W1H 31 IiS*le to SCuller 1 II Ill SI I see II) I,, iii Ill Totals Kiwials ... fi en ____ _______ •- - Transactions ______ _____ _______ ____ ____ ____ _____ for a - - ___ ______ ___ ____ __ $3 IsNisi $3 Ills $omit Lewis I I Osipussu 1 Pale-a. $5 $$ Silt $55 Semis 555 Ms II TItaN let t. $$55ips, Weillams P, Hit I Cmi some$ 511111 =- JiMiues III I.MIlIs, CMIII $1 113 Isuiss I, li-mi _ Ngpodbe "... :: eli-Il Iii IS Thus 173431 TS.S a" 6-34 Jodi-Wboo -• SNOWNINS ________ Jo LOW *wwIs i1My ____ AIIM MiiIhii II tti.ljt.j II PISalSi al l ego" Lamb I lviii Ill *NNW I Lysak ISO 'ilbsi' Ill tr...m. 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Nsa 14, Madlock, 12; Drlessen. Cm, Cabefl, IOBlL and Hernande:. St.L 11. i - - -- .. W111A . eaux '6; Grids, Cal 1; Atkins and Cal. Cooper and H Isle, (bales Esymide had a pair $ Trani Jackson and Nettles, NY - homers hi De1 Ba's 19.4 6Zubl *0- Carly, Tor 3. lens GOOD YEAR ' AUTO SERNfln__ ,-,S; Somali. All and Schmidt, OvIedeAigoPtatoall.7win a0aldA os.mbe 13.10 1.10 1.00 session and added an assist to PØiI4; Kingmn, Chi, Garvey, 3 Domif$o.Dlaa Il 6.60 4 40 finIsh third in the leaguescoring 4$r, Dawson, 16th, Maddox and Qwr Stromherg.Carison, 9.30 Jeff 11irallis homing the 0 SVIctor.Oerando tide, Phil 3. (3-4) 12.45; P (4-3)111.15: race with 110 points. .'-' "You don't want to know," Tuesday because of chronic back pain. countered Palmer. "The in, 4 HR Assault r' 488 84 1 131 Daniel on her Tokyo victory, _ Leaders Causs seven - means I missed." And obviously, he doesn't miss very often. In other NHL quarter-final games, the New York Rangers thrashed PhIladelphia, 7-1, Boston edged Pittsburgh, 4-3, and Montreal squashed Toronto, 5-1. 0 Iii the final reg ular season game in the short history of the WHA, Edmonton blasted Winnlpeg, 9-3. Raigers 7, Flyers 1: Dejeiweman Ron Grescimer scored on a short-handed breakaway to snap a 14 tie late In the first period and added a goal later on, helping New York square the series at 1-1, with lOscar 3 Elect 7 gaffing 6.50 4.40 games 3 and S scheduled for 4 HIS Sparkplug 1315 S Homan (based In 20 at bits) 3.20 0 (24) 22.55: p (24) $4.95: T (24. New York. National League 1)754.01. Brain 4, Pengata 3: G All HPd. Tenth Gain. NY It 39 18 .462 a Egana.Wally Fo%fthlne center Bob Miller 9.00 9.50 6.40 Maddox, Phil 10 37 16.432 2 Vicandl.Rdolfo 760 3.40 scored the winning goal and Winfield, SD 13 49 21.429 Slsasa.Sadiola 3.10 Poster, Cm 12 47 20.426 Continues 0(2-6) 3950 ., P (4.2)144.95; T (4.3. JamRa, Dwight Foster Ott, Pitt 623 9.391 and Peter McNab also scored ,,, 11 10 15.375 Royster, All Ibevenlls Game for Boston, which took a 2-0 Csdeno, Hou 10 32 12.375 SVicafldiOerardo 11.40 4.00 4.10 series lead to Pittsburgh. Morgan, Cin 10 42 16 .312 3CalasaMondiola 1.10 330 _ Reitz, St.L 10 33 13.371 7$antl-Gasti I 0.50 C-aiMles s I, Maple Leafs I: Scott, St.L 10 1.4 16 .361 Q($-l)*$,P(54)142.sI,T(s.3. Bob Gainey scored 2:50 into 7) 22115 American League the first period and then added Twelfth Game Don (s oeI*Ind his GAB N Pd. $OscarDiaga 2115 9.40 4.20 a third-period goal as Montreal trammell, Det $ 21 10.476 torrid home ran pace by 4 5eidPato iso i Oliver, Tex k a 0 l in the serIes. 29 34 16.411 i1issni1i Ida sId aid gflh1 2 R amonWally 5.50 Casper, Nil 10 39 15.442 Q(-I)64.45;p(5-4)I5515,T(Be. 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Rio- Pinar Welcomes Beth Daniel been . - Reggie III Il-Il Montreal Expos legitimate con- the winning rim In the victo 531 21-I d DAYTONA BEACH Seminole '' IS Jackson belted solo ho an mers laker • tenders for the National League by St. Louis. Mike Henley pitched a three- clearing bested Sobik's, 16-7 $4511 Tommy John and Rich Goesage IIISJI dosed out Its Five Star oosa K OF c 35 AIR H East title, you can bet be fsn't Padres 7, Gts I: hitter to pace Process Jeff Garrett scattered eight hits Davis AS N • Conference season with a 10-6 Justice combined on a lviii n i ne hitter, 1 2 1 Maflhadiu 26 S is kidding around. Machinery over Rotary, 9.6, In as Don Reid Ford halted D&J OIvid,n Mike Hargrove Capped I p l.ssisar 311 win over Mainland Wednesday McGowan .vc• is $524 i ac ng to New York its four th III Frederick a Seminole Pony Baseball Equipment, 4-3; Scott Bowers Hickman "We've only played 10 three-rim rally In the iiiith 2 021 the bat of Juan Dabla CIIII off •• GriffiTh straight triumph III and handing League game Wednesday. games," admits Williams, "but Inning with •,, and Darren Roggenkamp NIl, Ii George Porsig. Sniiskaw uS walk Baltimore its sixth consecutive •$ 2 Ill III In other contests Jay Moir combined for a four-hitter U Titus we thought In spring training to overturna abases-loaded 6-4 deficit and lee.. NIThIn III With Lake Brantley's 7-6 loss SMITh 3S KIrk,arl was 3-for-3 and scored the go- Sem inole Harness Raceway APEX III ill we had a well.hal nced team. .psrk San Diego to Its trltunpli 31515-3 °" •'S Srlviiø Aagelsfl,Twiiss: to Lyman Wednesday, DeLand I2 ahead rim as Ditto Land- defeated Central Florida Thus Ii 1 2 JICIs.a We have a contending ballclub over San Francisco, a loser of I I0 Hod Carew roughed up his Is in a position to claim all theKvits.s f ell here We're peaking and I four straight. Electric, 174; Maronda Homes MAIONADA TROPIC SANK Thus Isa. oldteammatesforfourtgts, two marbles with a win over HOMES AS t II rnailied T1opLc Bank, 20.4; thInk It can continue. Aifris 4, DOdPfI' ASIN ,wsi. 755 RBIs and three runs scored, Seabreeze tonight. DeLand Is 9- Miss. 311 Usual at con d ce might den Jose Crux doubled to ignite a giving 4 I Trsr KIIC California Its seventh 4, while III 1S3)-'1I Th WaIls. S em i nole and Brantley 4 S Prsnppps I Financial Planning whipped from Wednesday's 6-6 victory three-run rally In the second $ I TI5Mp5S. I 1 1W straight vi. finished 9.6. A Seabreeze win mossii OWS Contractors, 16-3; MIlex SIMINOLI hails 3 DeSIMs 21 over the New York Mets, which Inning and Vern Ruble tossed a Marg.et Butts lai Sm-si. I would crest. a three-way tie FORD ASRN PIT1OLIUM 'wejsm-1 22 Tuneup stopp. Jack-In-the. Mayfair Country Club ladles gives the Expos six wine in heck I six-hitter to lead R$naton to a AI IM O'Ovffi. 3$ W.MCCISI.d I 2 S Ps.ic for the title. NICMSr 2 its , Box.24-0;JacksonMetalWorks ciplIp Wednesday by seven one-run games Williams this rlumpb over l Angeles. NSI1IviI McKinney I I cuss 45 s soC d ke lilian 442 McQqjft Pm-has, 3 433 Nailer It to Reliable Carpet defeating runnerup Grace season. Ellis Valentine helped Brewets 4, Bastes 1: IS J. 3 Gm-MIle I SIMINOLI MAINLAND WI,, 3 12 laSer is W*sisday SmiTh 33 Cleaners, 234; aM Browning Saylea, with Marge Home Montreal overturn a 5-4 deficIt Paul Und Camsiss MNctssll AS * N $ Molitor and Sal it's Vflulie o AS U N IS Forms Sasebsil opped Gold en 25 NIVIS st Comb DsaIN 423 MC$sr$ty 2 claimingth Dy Psi-S I5 with a nm-.coring single In a cracked back-to-back homers e ,1MIon. SI MlfctssIl Usa I I I Niøi'y 1 Oakland-- Placed Tony Armas on I. Wilts canal *3 $1 Salon. 10-2. ,S y First fligid champion was tworim ninth. $3115 Tslats WNISISIS $3 I TIISM3SSS S I I Jams. T.Sals the 21-day disabled list. 54 hi the seventh liming to j 4 Thsria. Link 315 Payms 1 433 Wynn Pro Football 55 Grey The Mets, who have now 1 Grace Sauera, edging Vivian Milwaukee over Boston. Manuals Mimes S. Wells 322 CvlSnssi 153 4-31 IOTAUY pencils Atlanta KsnSacki 15 s Traded linebacker w o w III 3-4 MACNINnY Tropic lank 4 11 S..1.e $ S i TMiIS AS Pierce with Eloise Hunt ti. four straight, were ahead en- ij 1, Rangers 4: 21 53 , Ralph Ortega to the Miami Dolphins 1mu11v5 35 I DavIs ASRH Ma Wan., 3IS ... $11 rilIt)31 Mh but 1iny White rie Per.aou won third flight, Willli*5 Newman 401 55.1 Gary Alexander crhed a third-round choice in MsnSsvam 311 RELIABLE • Jass III Akakams Cii-NS Law 31 beat ing Dottie $51 3$ 1 drove in month's college draft . CARPET MITAs. WORKS Lapp Lucas with started off the rally with a tlI'ee.iun 31 II $1 Th$ TItaN KilNisiswsnm I I I IiNewell 55 31611 ill AIIM AIIM MelIUSII New England Signed Silly TItaN pinch-Wt four double off losing II Rosemary Bergstedt third. 31 TII' I Pierce rims to spark Cleveland Kinard as defensive backfield Seuslusle • $ MCCIIN 01 , Lamsy RiTh 315*4-IS P?ISM,P.,d $1 Pam-vial iii m I)--n , Joimle El m nabbed fourth reliever Dale Murray, 0-2. over Texas. coach. Fraser Ii ___________ IsIbali ur *4-5 SSIs .rSNess , 14 LaPegiss a, Ø11 I$ u-fl I I srmas. Newell I 3 flight, beating Fran Relna with 114 26 Dawson walked, Rodney White Sax 13, Ito, Jays I: TISnS, II 55 DiWilak SI Neer Scott hit an Infield single to load cked In four I SkIs JkkI cewitrs tiini. Greg Pryr kno •$ i n-rn 41 II c. II s $= Ladlolla ,, DoWe Sullivan claimed pj the bases and Warren rims and Eric Sodsrhohn added IS $ WiSSMItS sea Sirs PaIsmil 414 Slactads, y Tsssls 2155 $ flight crown over Aim Beam. C'cm&the hit Into a double play tires RBI as Chicago pounded •• • , 2$ Wing AC M 1 s Ann Moor, won daily play that scored White to tie the Toronto pitching for 1$ hits. Series II S Msltam I 5 PrscessMacts, 573 33-S TItaN ip144Jpqy 313321 anis. Valentine th en ended It A'sI, iers , with 7 In the points tourney. it *2 001rA7q W Zella EleIe wing In B Flight with his single. 151.11. Cam-psI Bob PIerjoWs bsss.4tad.d NI SI- I 10hk$ JachsemMulil "Teo with Martha Henry wbvIng In CarEasto , slngledrove lnthe go-ahead run gal ADEN LANOCLIARINS DNlsn 51$ ASS N C and Genevieve Woodruff first Tony Be* stroked a r* In the sevs,dh hiniq to boost MILlS TUNI.UP JACK-IN-SOS 1Z M(5S $ Archer IMN LON NINPOICID I S InDFIIgig. AIIM AIIM III scoring s gle wi in th e . two out In O'dov,rSMtle $1 Yssap $ I III iNlss O*T$40 m$Isvsu 5 $ I huh-I I I McNamva $11 Inaadlald PAD PAUIT I NON - ' - .] Redd - ..' - 211 211 Jai-Alai . - . ROOTERS PRIMED, READY wy,m AUtH II IS YOUNG .--' _ ATLANTIC SANK 1. .1 13-5 Win I. . I'll .. ill Gwrss -. '. W ins - West singled out WillIam5 - a the key to the Sonic offense. Williams averaged 22 poInts-a game over the second half of the regular season and row' leads both teams with 65 pojnts in the two playoff games. Law Keys George's went to the bank first two betters walked and Seminole Petroleum, which Wednesday night and came up Child Braden drilled a one-out was finally forced to ti in with an overdrawn account. single. the towel after running out of Once-beatenFlagship Bank Flagship Bank used singles pitchers in the top of the sturmed previously unbeaten by Michael Scott and Eddie seventh George's 11.1, In four-Innings Korgan to push two runs across Prcuer Ford scored three to leave the two teams in a tie the plate in the top of the second runs in the top of the sixth and for first place in the Sanford and picked up another run in Seminole Petroleum was set Little American League. the third onasolo home run by down in order in the bottom of Atlantic Bank managed to Marron. the lnnlngtosend the game into stay within striking distance, Flagship Bank broke the the seventh. one game behind the leaders, game open in the top of the Stacey Smith was the hi with a 12-2 win over American fourth with seven rims on star for Prosier, slugging a Produce Exchange (APEX) hists, a double by yeborne run, double and single In and Jack Prosier Ford dumped big one. Brian Ashcraft, In five tripe to the plate. Bruce Seminole Petroleum, fl-li, In pitching in relief of Atlantic Sellers had a double and a extra b1flh1s. Bank darter Leroy lUchard. single and Jo J0 McCloud added Lee Charron survived a held APEX hitless for the two singles. shaky first Inning when he gave final three innings and recorded FLAGSHIP GioGlS Al S H up the only George's run, and seven strikeouts to assure SANK ill Al U H llvIn finished with a one-hitter. He victory. KrIII 3 3 llS$ •• AIIiw.y lii 3 i • Carts str uck out seven and walked David Rape had a triple and a s.ni.i tr a de" III III four, CNinsi, 3 z z li*av.. 3 I I single and. Richardson had a KaIpt 311 III Galley Flagship Bank scored its first pair of singles to pa Atlantic P. MIllef 210 III war" Little ,, rim In the top of the first on a Bank. Bill Justice added a T. MHleI•. i• 'cø.e III Sc.t? two-out walk and an error, but double. II I I 3 2 2 TItCIS ii. George's knotted the score In Jack Prosier Ford to T.rwflhe,,, I I I Sd.0 i• the boUomof the flrstw stage a late rally defeat Iakw iii 4•%_ ,1i,m,G - Atlantic Bank Wins % 5) -- Stok 1JP * ; Henley Potc h es •'- 51515. Time 31.72. Sixth Race, 1-16, A OctIrmbourwao6wr4m 5 Iyitija 4.4aI 7 DrIf's Cop 3.50 2.10 S SharkeyPete 3.10 1 Pahokee National League 7.00 3.20 210 0(4.7) 11.25; P (5-1) 21.20: T (4.1Tally Burt Es? 3.20 7.50 I) 17.50. Time 31.32. 5 5haraholdsi.•. w I. SeveiiTh lace*,C: 0(1-1) 13.50; T (1-1-I) 71.11. Time 1 DerbIe Man MØntreaI S 2 5.60 3.40 2.10 31.11. PhISS $ Tuft Formula 10.$0 3.40 6 3 .167 1'3 St. Louis 1 Fair Ruler 3 4 .536 21/: Second Race, S.14,p: 2.00 y United Press International I Jerry Jones Pittsburgh 1 0(74) 14.55; P (74) 73.25: T (74 6.00 150 325 2 Bet The New York Islander's N Go New York 3 5.404.00 11 236.55. Time p.24. 6 Mineola Bales Chicago Eighth Race, 5.15, 5: 2 6 IX Mike Bossy knows what he can 0(1-I) 11.45; P ($.3) 4230; T (1-2. 3 Tally Fran 10.00 4.20 3.00 do bed -and does it. Well 6 Fayzelle 4.20 3.00 W L Pc? 01 6) I12.20:OD(1.1)$.SIyime3I7I flint Race. 1-16, N: 49uton S Flitter Day 3.00 9 4 .6 "I know I can put the puck In Vegas San Fran 0(34) 27.45; P (34) 49.00; T (3-1 4.10 4.20 4.20 7 5 2 the net," Bossy Said Wednesday 1 Surf Boy Cincinnati 5.40 340 5) 1,1111.26. Time 31.62. 6 6 50 2'/3 2 Chad Show night, after scoring at 2:31 of San' Diego Ninth Race. *s,C: 3.45 6 7 .452 3 014 P(7-4) 95.15; T (74. 6 Dave Pear L,os Angeles 5.00 360 260 overtime to gi ve the Islanders a 6 S .ifl 3½ 2) 261.40. Time 31.15, Atlanta 1 Wind Songs Love 3.50 3.20 4 1 1-0 victory and a 2-0 lead in their S Bi9Rk5f Fsvrth Race, 5.I4,b: Wednesdays Rlts esu 2 Gems Bonny 3.10 best-of-seven, quarterfinal 0(14)12.25; p (4.1) 31.40; T (4.1. 5.20 3.10 1.00 - Montreal 6, New York 5 6 BIg Con 6.40 3.lo SI 59.40. Time 39.5$. series with the Chicago Black St. LouiS 3, Chi 2, 14 Inns. 1 Brother Bear Tenth lace, 5.14, TA: 3.10 Hawks. Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 2 0(2-4) 44.411' P (54) 99 3 Rick Agreed 15.50 5.40 3.20 San Diego 7. San Francisco 6 1) 255.50. Time 31.75. 6 Kukomonga 1.40 3.60 "I can't play any other way," Houston 4, Los Angeles 0 Fifth Race, S-16, 0: 5 Mr. Manager 1.60 the sophomore right wing 3 B. Legacy 0(3-4) 40: P (34) 1,.4S: 1,06.41; 1 (3Today's Games 9.00 4.00 3.00 4 Rocktown Torn 4.1)1.426.41. Time Sill, continued. (All Times ES?) 350 4 "I'm just as afraid St. Louis (FOrich 0-1) at I Jones Boy Elevenffi Race,$.16,C: 3.10 as anyone else of making a Chicago (McGlothen 1-11, 2-.30-, - - -- '3M 37.65: p (3.4 77.10; T (3.4. 1- Wa FlInt ) 7.20 4.10 5) 312.51. Time 31.13. p. $ Barbs Best 6.60 5.20 mistake In overtime, but I have San Francisco (Blue 3-0) at Sixth lace, 1-16, A: 6 Manatee Angel 4.00 to go with what I do best." 3 Wright Elvis San Diego (Perry 2-0), 1 P.M. 0(14)11.ø:P(I-$)237.li;T(I4. 7.40 5.40 2.50 of I Nearly Atlanta ') 694.45. Time Si.SS. But, for 60 minutes of 14.00 4.40 (Matuua 1.1) OfIf 5 Ho Cincinnati (Bonham 1-0). 5:05 TwelfTh lace. It, 0: 260 regulation Wednesday night, no p.m. 10.00 4.40 L20 Q(3 ) 34.$:P(3-I)lLs:y(34. 1 S'ielalks Memb e rs olSanford's lO-under soccer team, which plays in the Central Florida onecouldputthepicklnthenet. I) 114.00. Time 31.55. $ Streaker J 320 3.20 Fridays Games 3 She Victorious kvemlls Race, 5$6,c 5.20 The Islanders cone closest, but League, includes, left to right (front row) .James Partlow, Brady Sapp, Shea Montreal at Chicago I Nab. Cowboy 8.80 5.60 4.25 G(S-7)1S.SS:P(7-S)2S6.4I:T(7.S- Chicago goalie Tony Esposito Whigham, Gary Smith, .Jack Mullis, Mathew Albert, Eddie Chaplain; Second New York at Phil., night 2 Anna Ring 3) 454.51. Time 25.31. 36.10 5.00 Mopped them. It Cinci at St. Louis, night was the 21 st 6 Grand Theft A -LIII: Hanee $233,457. row, Craig Tossi, Vicky Pakovic, David Lancaster, Ralph hardy, Michael San 01599 at Atlanta, nIght scoreless regulation game In 0(1-2)14.11; p (1.3) 100.45; T (1.2. Bravo, Sheldon Richards; and coach Larry Jones. Robert Benz, David Lohr, Pittsbgh at Houston, night 5)711.41. Time 3173. playoff history, and the first - Los Ang at San Fran, night Eighth lace, 5.16, 5: Donald and Alexander Piquer were camera-shy. since 1954, and the credit 6 Champion Bill 14.00 6.20 4.00 American League 2 Pows, Cap belongs to Esposito and 3.90 - 3.20 WEDNESDAY NIGHT 111? S B. Larded 4.00 First Game Chicago Coach Bob Pulford's W I. PC?. GB 0(24)34.45; P ns.ii, y (II 7 Vlctor.Fernan 19.10 14.00 7.50 defensive system. Mllwauke 7 3 .700 5) 233.55. Time 31.63. 3 Trani-Diego ll 11.00 450 New York 7 4 .636 ½ "Chicago played well, Nita note, 5.$4,l: Ilrusta.Ierardo 710 Siston S 1 .354 1½ $ TIppi Scott ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) - the 1,331,000 yen she won at the 33A0 9.25 0 (3.7) 39.55; T 7 checked us very hard and (7-34)1.14145. "Way to go. You know, I won portant thing Is you've got to Detroit 4 4 .500 2 1 Tampy 6.10 4.00 Second Game Beth Daniel received a winner's World Ladles Golf Champion- my first tournament in Japan, play played It tough with Tony Toronto 4 7 .344 3½ S Case Ace good golf to win anywhere 4.00 IDuranlsidro 16.50 10.50 p.00 Clveland 3 7 .300 4 Esposito," said Islander Coach welcome when she showed up ship in Tokyo. too," said Sandra Palmer, who in the world." 0(44)114.Hi P (PM 6I1. T . S lrusta.prda II 6.50 3.10 Baltimore 3 5 .273 IV, doing for practice for today's $100,000 4,151.15. Time 3141. "It's so special because It Is has racked up 18 more wins 3Arando.Mandiola 9.00 Al Arbour. "He's Daniel and Palmer take their Tenth Race, 5-16, C: 0(5.5)19.25; P (5-1) 134.11:1 .-s- that for years." Lady Citrus Classic golf tourna- the first," Daniel, 22, said. '! since then. Wait places today among a field of 92 S Anna's Best 7.10 4.10 2.10 3) 445.25; DO (7.5) 255.75. W L PC?. ment after achieving her first beginning to have doubts If 1 Angel Whiner er "The only thing is you don't golfers that include 5.00 3.10 Third Game of the Texas Esposito ma 7 2 .775 ½ de 39 saves. On professional victory. Easy Eddie I could win. It was like taking ) know what they are saying LPGA tour's top 10 money 2.40 2 Duran 5.40 3.50 4.40 one, he flipped to California 3 stop Bossy on 0(1.1)19.25; p (11) 55.15; y (1.1. 1 Trani 6.40 3.60 The Charleston, S.C., rookie's pounds off my shoulders." Minnesota 7 4 .636 1½ about you at the awards winners. No. 10, Judy Rankin, M.is Time 31.51. lGondra 3.00 a pass-out from John Tonelli. Kansas City caddy was waiting at the S S .500 One golfer after an other has ceremony," Daniel said. Twelfth Race, t, 0: withdrew from the tournament 0 (1 21 34.11; P (2 I) 141.90: T Chicago "I had three or four good Orlando airport with a magnum stopped by to congratulate 6 .453 3½ SurfireChrltt --- Flags hi p CMEBWD Thursday, April 19, 1979-7A S •' Major League ____________ Dog Racing '."l$)-OILANbO "9us.baIl WEDNSSDAY MATINEE First Race, $.I5,D: Thursday, April 1, 1fl -_____ o .0 cf RInhf V 0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. --,-- --- .- - '•-.. 4_.-.-__,_.. •--- -.--I. ....._ .._a_...._ - - -- .__: - - .- .- - -- -- - - - . -,-s. . .J 5' . 4 �SA— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 19, 1979 Jury May Investigate Space Problem s CCUNTY By GEO 7FREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Orlando Firm Wins Contract On County Highway Programs Watson and Co., with offices In Orlando, was selected by county commissioners Tuesday as the firm which will conduct on-going consultation work on county highway programs. Commissioner K(rChhOU, who made the motion naming Watson and Co., said his choice was based on the fact a former assistant county engineer from a neighboring county, currently employed by the firm, will be working with Seminole on the projects. A total of 15 firms were considered for the job with three of the 15 recommended by a special selection committee. The two other lovored firms were Howard Needles Tainmen and Bergendorff of Orlando and Stottler Stagg and Associatisof Cape Canaveral. The public works department is to negotiate a contract with Watson and Co. Delay On Osceola Request Commissioners took no action Tuesday on a request from Osceola County to join with them in seeking legislation to give counties the fourth cent of gasoline tax money to maintain former city roads which now must be maintained by the county, according to state law. Commissioners decided to take a wait and see position after County Engineer Bill Bush said the first four cents of gasoline tax money is used by the state Department of Transportation as matching funds for federal dollars for all highways in Florida. "My Initial reaction," Bush said, "is that this is the wrong way to go." Commissioner Sandra Glenn told commissioners that the state Association of County Commissioners at its recent conference in Jacksonville favored the Bush position. _ ----_.-•a4- -L.Jr't he hoped the jw'y would look into the space situation at the courthouse. The spring term of the Judge Williams could not be Seminole County Grand Jury may be asked to investigate the reached for comment. use of office space in the county Last week, Cheshire told the courthouse, state attorney county commissioners he Doug Cheshire said today. tends to proceed with a suit Cheshire said that while the filed. in circuit court against spring jury was being charged seeing additional space in the Tuesday, Circuit Judge Voile county building for his staff, Williams indicated from the It was reported by Chris Ray, --I.. Borkoskl, 510 Avenue, E. Sanford; Helen E. Ryor, 830 Chuluota; Edward F. Connelly, Osceola Trail, Casselberry; 131 N. Cortez Ave., Winter Ruth Elizabeth Schneider. 107 Springs; Raymond F. Green, Devon Court, Longwood; 229 Lake Seminary Court, Arthur R. Schwartz, 112 Essex, Maitland; Agnes R. McKee, AJtamonte Springs; Frank G. 2044 Leanne Court, Winter Spears, 314 Oak Hill Drive, Park; Charles R. Mercer, 114 Altamonte Springs; Leonard Floyd Ave., Lake Mary; Paul Thomas Sutton, 1020 Cypress Steve Polgar, 106 Highland Ave., Sanford; and R. Andrew Court, Sanford; Betty Jean Swett, 104 Variety Tree Circle, Robinson, 708 Celery Ave., Altamonte Springs. chief-'istant state's atForeman Herman Gene torney, that more than 22 Gossett, 1908 Blonom Lane, lawyers and staff members Of Maitland; Vice Foreman the state's attorney's officeRebecca Knight Sweets, 2013 occupy six offices In the Hawkins Ave., Sanford; Clerk courthouse. He said to Dorothy S. Downey, 910 Spring space of the offices comes Valley Road, Aitamonte about 3,800 square feet. He said 6,000 square feet of space is Springs; Alternate Clerk Jana needed to accommodate the Rogers Weiner, 960 Waverly staff. Those persons called to Drive, Longwood; Thomas serve on the spring grand jury Leon Ballew, 407 Murphy Road, are: Winter Springs; Dorothy Mae Paving and drainage programs in the disadvantaged areas of Lockhart and Winwood Park, near Altamonte Springs, both of which are being financed through federal grants, may not be completed during the current fiscal year to end Sept. 30. Public Works Director Jack Schuder told commissioners engineering for the projects, being done by consultants, will not be completed until late June, making it nearly impossible to include the work in the county's road building and drainage schedule during the remaining months of the fiscal year. The county has been using the federal money to purchase materials for the other federally funded projects in disadvantaged areas within the county, including Midway, Bookertown, Jamestown and Johnson Hill, while using county labor and equipment to stretch the dollars. Schuder said If the projects must be completed in this flacal year the wort Would have to be coetxacted vA to Private enterprise, meaning less work would be available for the money. The federal government has threatened loss of the federal money unless the work is done as promptly as possible. Herald Photo by Tom Netsel elections Is unconstitutional. To fill the gap while the Legislature corrects the situation, the court reinstated wrftetn provisions In existence before the Legislature rewrote the election code in 1977. The ruling did not help the potential write-In candidate whose protest generated the decision. It Is too late for Lee W. Smith, who sued to become a write-In candidate for Congress on the Socialist Workers ticket In the November, 1978, election. Smith, a Miamian, sought to run against Congressman William Leh. man, who was reelected without opposition. 'It would be up to the students and their parents if they would choose to take the Course.' I believe our educational system should address itself to the problem. We would like to see all schools mandated to offer the course, but we would also make sure that students are not mandated or forced to take the course. It would be up to the students and their parents if they would choose to take the course," she said. After attending all of the recent school board meetings on the subject, Diane said, "We felt it was important to of price gouging, Webb said, offhand whether the wholesale vest igatlons underway in (Continued From Page lA) instances where the per. price was the same set by each Central Florida. the Washington office of the cuitage of profit on each gallon distributor for different Budxinskl said he was DOE said. of gas sold is out of line with the stations, assured by DOE officials that Under the guidelines, the percentage of increase in the Webb said that his depart- the situation In Sanford would price from station to station wholesale and other costs to the ment has received 4,877 reports be Investigated. And Webb could vary by as much as 20 dealer, of suspected price gouging by confirmed DOE would look into One cents per gallon, depending on chain company gas ,aUons nationwide. He the matter. — Inc individual UcIVI 5 1U- spokesman said stores buy gas sa There have been 330 reports Webb said at least two cwnstances, Webb said. What from a number of distributors by consumers In Florida. He stations inFlorldaalready have is looked for ls suspected cases but he said he did not know said there are currently In. been found tobeln violation of ..County Warned On Voting the pricing guidelines after Investigations were conducted by auditors. Webb said when a complaint is received, the regional DOE office In Miami contacts the station reported. - "I -: 11 WHY DON'T I 1 WE GET TOOETHERt DEAR ABBY: I am a yoing clergyman, new in the conmunity and eager to do the best job possible. I am told that a few years back you had an excellent answer for someone who wrote In complaining that every time he turned around the church hit rum for money. The writer asked you what the church did with all the money. If you can find that letter, I would be most grateful if you ran it agaln.TENNESSEE PREACHER DEAR PREACHER: I found It. And here It Is: : DEAR ABBY: We are not overly religious people, but we doilketogoto church once ina while. It seems to me that every time we turn around in church we are hit for money. I thought religion was free. I realize that éarth have to have some :Roney, but I think it Is getting I-" A ) I..., ...hê A.. —• - rft,.lI wu• w churches do with all their money? CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS: Even priests, ministers and rabbis must eat. Since they work full time at their tasks, the thur. the, must support them. Staff, professional choir members :and musicians must also be paid. Buildings most be maintained, heated, lighted and beautified. (And, of course, Eugene Arnold Thomas Bowman Lloyd Butler Lynda G. Carter Anthony Clark Susan Haghmith Virginia U. Keeling Johnny Madison Rhonda K. Miller Addie Perry Ravonda Thomas William P. McKinley, Mary Mabel West, DeBary - ' Ellis J. Potter, DeKona Geneva B. Boyd, Legonlr, Pa. Sanford: DISCHARGES 11 am - 10 PM Sara Albritton William Blazer Serena L. Bramble Nancy E. Brown Janice Cowlay AlexS. Kinlaw t.IVOy Wright Brenda K. Hudrlck, DeSert, — first they must be built!) Custodial staff must eat and feed their families. Most churches engage In philanthropic work (aid to needy, missions and education); hence, they have their fjnancJ obligations. Even orchids, contrary to folklore, do not live on air. Churches can't five on air, either. Religion, like water, may be free, but when they pipe It to you, you've got to help pay for the piping. And the piper! DEAR ABBY: When my son, his wife and their baby come to my home for dinner I always put newspapers under the h..k..'. kL.L. ...k_1_ %a. uauy iun chair.my sun wma od me that his wife will not allow him to place newspapers under the baby's high chair at home because it is "low-class." She claims that It s all right when feeding animals, but not children! Abby, I certainly would never put my grandchildren in the same class with animals. I'm only trying to protect my dining room rug. t l I have placed newspapers under high chairs with all my children and now my five grandchildren, and I've never had any complaints until now. Am I out of line? Or is my daughter-in-law?SOCORRO, N.M. DEAR SOCORRO: She Is. And you may place THIS under the baby's high chair. DEAR ABBY: I wish to say a few words in defense of newspaper carriers who distrbute Charistmas cards. Some people seem to think the cards are a hint for a tip. I have three children who have had paper routes for several years. At first, they put the paper on the porch of every subscriber, but found that fewer than 10 percent tipped for the extra service, so now they porch only the elderly and the tippers. COLO. GREELEY, CO. DEAR GREELY: Most .. newspapers a* their carrier newspapers boys to "porch" deliver. papers as a matter of course, not as "extra service." 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VISA. Aho available. Zak. Revolving Charge ZAM MEMBER F.D .I.C. - ,;- -- -- --- -.-•-. Thursday, April 19, i979_1 11 ' Scout project, put a drive on for us. So you can see, we reall y had the cooperation of the ent ire community." Another top project has been the beautification program at Lake Brantley. "Ann Davison, chairman, and Tony Manderville, assistant principal, have been working very hard. First , will be the sprinkler system across the front of the school. Then the plantin g will be landscaped across the front and around the flagpole. The PTSA hope 'We needed 9,000 additional books to become accredited. People have been wonderful.' to have this completed before school's out,' said Diane. With two children in Lake Brantley and two in coll ege, Diane has become deeply in volved in school activities. "It's work, yes. But we've had such good support and such wonderf ul volunteers. I've never seen an area where parents care so much a bout their students' schools!" she said. Other PTSA officers in clude: first vice president, Fannie Griffin; second vice-president, Darin Booth ; secretary, Dottie Nutt; treasurer, Dick Inman; program chairman, Shirley Gurgnard; ways and means. Paula Putnam; and publicity, Susan Behel. The Advisory Boar'I consists of Jeanne Glick, Rona Caplan and Dr. Jim Zimble. Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation, owner of the BradleeMcIntyre house, 130 W. Warren Avenue, Longwood, has announced that this victorian style house Is now available for use by the public. The house was built in Altamonte Springs in 1885, and It was moved by the society to the historic district of Longwood in 1973. It has been completely restored to its original condition. The house has - . (Herald Photo by Elda N'choli) I )iam' I"a Istad keeps close check on (lOhll ted tHH)k'. been partially furnished with antiques and items of the victorian era. It is centrally heated and air conditioned. It has a full kitchen and dining room for the preparation and serving of food. The yard has been fully landscaped. Ample parking is available adjacent to the house and across the street from the house. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places. The house is suitable for weddings, receptions, part ies, meet tugs .i iid many other functions. It has even been used by photographers, for fashion model photography, for a major department store, and by television production companies to produce conunercials for national television. For further information call 423-4a9 or rth Lu Liii Central Florida Societ lot Historic Preservation co Ray 0. Smith, P resident , 826 Met ciide (ourt. Orlando, 32801. IT (Photo by Marva Hawkins) PROGRAM HELPS PAY MORTGAGE Robert It. Thomas, presents Mrs. SaIlye F. Ilently a check for SI ,088 from the special appreciation, "This is Your Life" program, held in her honor. 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"I* Ene$ Dsltone Elizabeth Heron, Deftona Row Padgelt, Dellina Deborah D Graham, Lake Mary Simplified Service Charge Schedule ID HIGGINS APRIL 20-22.1979 FRIDAY -SATURDAY APRIL II ADMISSIONS Drive in Banking Until 6 p.m. At 2 Locations (Downtown & Central, Hwy. 17-92). ISELL HOMESI Rec Vee Showmse HOSPITALNOTES Extended Banking Hours DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? (Continued From Page 1A) wailt to make sure everything is beiing done ri& a far an the Is Is concerned. I don't want the federal government to come back agree with individually," he 1d sometime in the future and require the county to pay back funds "My votes were there. I put than on the sheet. U anyone wants because something wasn't done 41*," he said. to look at them, they are part of the record." said Conimlasioner County Attorney Nlkkl Clayton said she hado't really thought William Kirchhoff. "I voted at the meeting. There wen many about the way the comminioners had voted on the CETA diverse votes.' propNns. 'The way they have been doing It is to expedite the Kirchhoff said he has voted In the same way on all CETA tabulation of the vote, The Intent was clear to record for the programs and projects for many month,. "I have voted against minute, each vote of the c,smLiiI.t,. all CETA projects for the past several months 11 he said, adding "i believe the audienc, was asked if It had any questions," she he has questioned the rules wider which the Prime Sponsor said. Advisory Council, appointed by the county comnmlaikn under federal guidelines, operates. vL_.JJ•.,J1,_ ____1_ L1II4 4J4AR UBYC Concerned WOUZ* CENTRAL of members the advisory board should be permitted to vote for . FLORIDA programs involving the agencies they r.pieaem* en the council. Heghs.sIs.g May 1 -. - I Curious Complains Church's Money Hit Has To Be A Racket " . . ...Probers Check Gas Prices -- take a stand. There are many people who have moved here from other states where the program Is already in the schools. We think the program would help students to cope, and to better deal with, the rapidly changing morays of our time. In the physical, psychological and environmental phases." Diane and her board have had a busy year in other directions also. Contending with the non-accreditation of Lake Brantley, the only high school in the county now In that category, a book drive has been going on all year. "We needed 9,000 additional books to become accreditated. People have been wonderful. Our book drive has been very successful. Of course, some of the books we can't use, but we recently had a book sale In the Winter Park Mall and will clear close to $1,000. This money, and any other money we raise, will go toward the purchase of needed books. It was strange, at the Winter Park Mall. People would buy books and see what we were trying to do. More and more books kept coming in and we just couldn't run out of books! Any of these excess books that can be sold will be clear, excess profit," she explained. Because of the overcrowding situation at Lake Brantley, the school will be on double sessions next fail. "However, we hope to have all the book and space problems under control by the time the accreditation team comes to check next October," she said. With problems bringing the PTSA members together Diane also credits the school administration with full cooperation. "Our principal, Darvin Booth, and all the others, have sat down and really worked on the problems with us. In the book drives we had a group of about 25 steady workers, plus many more, who really did a lot of hard work. We actually received about 18,000 books. Do you know, there was even a Scout Troop in Winter Haven collecting books for us, and a Lyman High School boy, as a ,_ ,_ _ Court Reinstates Write-In Vote TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - The State Supreme Court ruled today that the complete elimination of write-in candidacies in Florida By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent "I don't think we can afford to act like an ostrich with our head In the sand and pretend a problem doesn't exist," said Diane Falstad, president of Lake Brantley High School PTSA. Discussing the controversial family living sex education program being proposed for county schools, Diane emphasized that the entire PTSA Board at Lake Brantley, as well as the Advisory Board, have all taken a pro stand on the issue. "Apparently the mental health centers, churches and family are not meeting the need for family life education. P / OURSELVES h Image Won't So lve Problem THE CAPITOL Paving, Drainage Delayed .W .. t Osric lEADING FOR TS • PTSA President Takes Sex Ed Stand Why are elementary students tonight concerning the Seminole County Superin- Salfi will serve as the wide basis, replaces the does not effectively serve the only tested In the fourth and procedures involved in these tendent of Schools William moderator. traditional system of promotion students' needs. testing elementary children in Layer; Bob Hughes, pHnèipaT ninth weeks ofScbool? Approximately half of the The levels test are ad- from one grade to the nat. the Seminole County public ---of Sabal Point Elemtary ministered to students in In a recent survey conducted county's elementary school How much money is being schools. The Information School; Dr. Robert Rothberg, a grades one through five to by the Seminole Education teachers responded to the spent on levels testing in terms session will be held at 7:30 p.m. professor of education at the determine their progress in Association (SEA), 80 percent survey. The survey, however, of computer programming time at the Community United University of Central Florida language, reading and math. of the Seminole County did not ask teachers to name Methodist Church on 17-92, and Jan Fensch, a second grade The levels testing program elementary teachers school specifically why the levels A panel of experts will an. Casselberry. teacher at Lawton Elementary which was conducted this year who responded said a coun- testing Is not effective. swer questions and more The panel will include School. Circuit Judge Dominick for the first time on a county tywide levels testing program SHARON CARRASCO Twenty-nine fourth and fifth grade students from the Enrichment Center at Idvllwilde Elementary School left by bus and cars this, morning for a trip to Tallahassee. The youngsters, from Seminole elementary schools, were accepted for the program because of their exceptional ability. They I come to the Center one day a week for special classes. The students will stop in Gainesville to visit the Florida Museum and then travel on to Tallahassee to visit the Governor's Mansion, the State Capitol, and the Florida Supreme Court. They will also sit in the gallery of either the House or Senate. - Evening Herald, Sanford, El. Exp erts Answer Questions On Tes ting ki, - The Diamond Store I I OPEN FRI. NITES V iqht's SHOE STORE 201 E. 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NAIP YOU LA( I( OH NIC ( by Al Vermeer CNE PART WHERE I ) DREAMT I WA& I,__Kl9EP ) A ) - MONKEY.' - I .. . hing humble, roll up your sleeves, You'd only alienate your and do what needs to be done audience Beginning with your birthday, SAGIARWS (Nov. 23-Dec. find out what the year ahead 21) Jumping to conclusions my holds for you. Send for your create a misunderstanding AatroGraph Letter by mailing which could causebig problems $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. for you today. Listen carefully Box 489, Radio City Station, to all that's said and ask N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. get others to sit up and take not careful. You know your notice will work against you limit both with spending and to today. Cover your mouth if you consumption, so exercise dart to blurt out somiethiM. disicoinis. CANCER (June 21-July 22) A AQUARIUS(Jan. WFeh. 19) C BUG S 'v t I -I ni.iv I. (YOUR ARPEGIOfl IN WORK ANP I ,' gA9 gg YOUR COONTE-9I Fi MT I4"• tell l 'mdahl O HOME ANP PLAY U ! WITh YOUR TOYO! ,, ATRocgou" v pal thinks that what you have in You have good leadership your pocket belongs to him, too, qualities today If you and may try to put the bite on time to think thhlg,oiL Erratic you. Be caireful, he could aOA you offguard. tohead combat. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't PCFS (Feb. 20-March 20) let pride 54 you from a Your thinki cap may not be recencflhitkin If you and your en straight today and you could mate have a tiff today. It's make mistakes. Why not leave rnagj to others? m gj t pa things up than to pinch It out. ARID (March 21-April 19) VIRGO (Aug. 22-Sept. 22) You may try to nurse y Usually you have good work Cm behavior would put you In heslid- UAPSUMN with ImdMA1111110111 habits, but today you could feel whims. Untortunstely, you'll a little sluggl'}i and may shrug only make double trouble for your reapoqeIIlitIes off or*o FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves A" IF OR monds and did make nine • 7843 9 A Q 5 K Q 10 6 102 VKJ93 0 KQ1074 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South choice. South won in and started on diamondl Wed Nw* EXIIIIII South East took his ace and went 1 right after spades, but all he Pus iC Pass 1 NT could gather In were four Pau Pan DbI. Paaus spade tricks plus that ace of Pau Pan diamonds. South made an overtrick for a score of plus 380 and a profit of seven Opening lead: 2 By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag For those readers who think thaLt experts live in Ivory towers where every. thing works out perfectly, here is hand from a recent U the mixed fertilizer tkins all three of the major would have been down two , for minus 500 and an 11 IMP INEWSPAPFR FINITERPHISF ASSN. - (Do you have a question for he experts? Write "Ask the swu experts at their worst. per. Individual questions will South really should have be answered II accompanied reNd to two diamonds in- by stamped. self-addressed e velopes. stead of one notrump. At ing least that Is what happened this questions column and will receive at the other table where COPIeSOIJACOBYMODERN.) IIMYIN&UR)li/1/fl////f ILL C TOP.-> i/fl1wl... J° by Stan Lee and John Romita YLEI'il .0. s. completeunbalanced fez one iins au three major nutrients bd sach is not Present in COW 11111111011111" A 1044 fatillser is an aample ._______ . All VIRR! by 1. K. Ryan OU M •uos6H1.EPr 0M TM WOOKS MOJ NNW IZMRT 11111 ____ Mr. AW Mrs. Ernest M. Lee of Sanford. Paternal grand- . • Dos A PItI) YOUIt A" __ IA"M AUOUT S1.? i .. -. WIWI% to ____ 1 .. : '. '. counter. Free. 1 ' SIMPLICITY M CALL PATTERNS *VOGUE PATTERNS (SPECIAL ORDER) /( FABRIC SHOPPE 201 FIRST.ST., SANFORD PH.323-0313 ring SP has come ... 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TIM grab o pS4Ud in LM ' Cool 'n comfortable stretch Terry in soft pastels and brights *First Quality 4IeOn soIts *SO" Wide YD. I During the 30 years,the BPW Club has recorded numerolss community services and mem be rs have had a lot of tim. ine perceniages are ex- 910*e Hi ' Panama goodold days. three fertlllzernidrleds. ZOONIPI 1 14 1 Pt York Giants; L. 0. Doty, For applications and InMayfair Inn; anid A. J. Greer, formation, exhibitors should Mayfair Iin. And that's how It was In the I, TIJMBLEWEEDS A Florida is not the home of a single house plant or bulb plant Nwwhat the nimbrsontba bag rally meam".The term$44 Is the analysis or grads dtslgnatlonofacoinmonly available complete I __ '1 Maternal grandparents are avocado or the citrus. eq SNAP OUT OF Ir I blrTnRnnouncernents plant nutrients nitrogen, picSphorua, potassium, It Is grown commercially or parents are Mrs. Delores Lopp called & cOmPld@ fwWiw- or any vine except the wild of Lemto. Mr. and Mm Scott When only one or two of the grape and the honeysuckle. Not D. Downer of Sanford, are the nutrients are present It is even the lawn greases are aunt and uncle. referred to as an incomplete native to Florida. St. Augustine fertilizer, grass comes from the Wed Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Scott A balanced fertilizer Is one Ijsdies. Centipede comes from of Longwood, aJ1Ju1ce the cOdAWN the thl" maJOIr China and zoysia ft= the birth of a 7 lb., 10 oz. son, Galen nutrients In equal amounts. An Philippines. Bamboo Is not Frederick, on March 21. 88 is a complete balanced native to our state. There are Gran ants are Mr. and fertllizerslnceftcontalmall three major nutrients elements and all three are present in loss. n - Gate Mr. and Mrs. Lopp(Mary Lee) Kenneth Lecanto,A. Lo Mrs. H.A. (Bud) Scott of nitrogen, phosphorus, and Seas, and the Croton from ngwood, and Frederick p9tasdiah. When two or Malaya. Florida itself has announce the birth of a son, Fruehan Jr. of Altamonte fertiliser materials an mind, more yielded few important Kenneth William, who weighed Springs. Great grandparents the product Ii called a mixed economic plants Even the In at 7 lbs., on April 9, at are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Inverness Hospital. fertiiiz r. Fruehan Sr. of Winter Park. coconut is not native, the defense would have set up their before Sob could clear diamonds. South Sur,'L I TERRIES 4`1 . sometimes two or three) of the South America L Lyychee from major plant food nutrients scus rom ft South IMPS. Had West opened a spade of . Jane Davis, Jean Humphrey, membership Is that prospective . Ago Mrs. C.C. Moore - Hodgkin, toastmaster; and The only requirement for S which contains one (or India, Bougainvillea from OUR N6! Tsw*S4 •.. .. the patience to wait but they do calcium, magnesium, Mrs. Oscar M. Harrison, "Spring For Art" at Um Plaza balanced, complete or in' estimate several years ago. complete have little or no of Stuart, a not run true to parentage in phosphate, sulphur. sodium, President, Wornan's Club, and Edwin Menninger meanIng to many gardeners. publisher, Introduced over ) fact, that is the way some new silica, and chlorides. Rollalid Dun, edItor-publisher, p.m. When it comes to numbers on flowering trees to Florida. The varieties are produced. BRISSON The Sanford Herald. — JESSE According to Carol GentryI the fertilizer bag, such as 888 following Is a list of plants we Also Carl Hubbell, New York is for students from or 10.6-4 they are even more are familiar Giants farm manager; Hal ages 6to1e. Cash prizes and gift confused. Gruber, Sanford team, New certificates will be awarded. origin: poinclana tm from 11f fertilizer is a material Madagascar, Mango from this. At least he should have been. West did pass, but West decided to open a heart anyway. h A -- DORIS DIETRICH applies to commercial fer- tropical world There are cuttings rooted In water or for other plants too Itishighest Charles Glum, president, 'SJOrdP1usmerC tilizers. Such terms as mixed probably close to 20,000 plants builders sand, or air layering in potassium potash it Garden Club, Mrs Ruth B and Sanford-Seminole Art fertilizer, balanced or un- brought In and that's an They produce seeds U we have contains other mbra1s such as Scott, president, Pilot Club; Association are sponsoring asked his partner to open a spade. West was fully aware of SOIU`M contact their school principal, art teacher or call 323-8308 P , eout double Not only did it ask his partner topass, but It went one step further. It • KQJ9 4 • A 32 10872 • .s 49753 - At this table South elected EAST • *85 BPW Years 'Gardeners used B Fe er ermino y to rebid one hen around gte ashe with a double. This was not a tak- as S ... d' . uaraen tricks for a score of plus 110. • J 82 WEST 30 Norma Faye Harvey, Doris Duxbury, Jacquelyn Mac- members women. must be working ..... donald and Ann Whitaker, interested In w dancers from Duxbury School the action club am asked to call of Dancing. Herald Owto by Roger Rey Vivian or Val Colbert. $ERTOMA HONORS T'he Winter Springs Sertoma Club honored Oviedo A13o Sanford Mayor Andrew Iligh School student Robyn Carraway greeted the memHilliard as the April honor student for her scholastic achievement and InCORRECTION! OVIEDO STUDENT volvement in the Future Business Leaders of America. Club president Bill hers and guests and Escm According to Louise Silver, Price directed e P lee presents the award as OIlS teacher Sandra Ellis looks on . a: Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Among the distinguished Little Miss and Master Easter guests attending the charter Pageant, the pageant date is IHO fete were Sen. Uoyd F. Boyle; Saturday, April ,at 7:30 p.m. Rep. J. Bralley Odham; Rep. at Seminole High Schoc M. B. B Smith, Judge Douglas auditorium. M Stenstrom and Judge J. G. The deadline for entry 1 Sharon. Friday, April 20. The Pageant i Also O.P. Herndon, county open to girls and boys fron clerk; H. B. Pope, chairman birth to age 10 years. For in, county commissioners; George formation, call Krayola 0 0 0 A. Speer Jr., county attorney; Kollege, Sanford. S. F. Doudney, In assessor; John L Galloway, tax collecIn case you missed "God. tor, Mrs. Verne (Lourine) rnu" Wednesday night, It is Messinger, county registrar; p laying again tonight at 7:30 Rose Circle of the Garden Thus,an &"fertilizer contains only three plants widely planted They are pretty planted in and T. W. Lawton, Superin- p.m., at Seminole High School Club of Sanford is sublInitting 8 Percent total nitrogen, 8 in South Florida which are groups. When plants are old and tendent, Board of Public auditorium, at 7:30 p.m. Jane the Garden Gate for April with percent phosphoric acid and 8 Florida natives. The best not In good shape, do some air Epps, drama teacher, is the suggestions for garden care. percent water 3oluable potash. knovI4i is the Cabbage Palm, layering and root cuttings,then Also Clifford McKibbin Jr , Experts say to cut back new The nutrients are always listed and another Is the Sea Grape dig up and replace with a new city manager; A. Edwin growth on young camellias a In this order on the label, and the slender Trinox Palm plant. S Iser, city attorney, H. N. Accordingto Carol Ann Smith little less than half way to inA 100 pound bag of W ob- from the Florida Keys. Some may not be familla Sayer, lax assessor, (city); of the Beta Sigma Phi City sure bloom in the future. viously contains 8 pounds of There is no special trick to with a new use for banana Miss Ellen Hoy, city tax uncil, the golf tournament to Co Also, trim azaleas back soon nitrogen, 8 pounds phosphoric growing pretty crotons. It Is peels. A rose grower In New collector; John D. Iv ey, benefit the General Henry after blooming for better acid and 8 pounds of potash or a sometimes called the lazy Orlearts used them as fertilizer Pre'sident, chamber of cornShelton Sanford Museum shaped plants and remove tall total of 24 pounds of plant man's plant. Fertilize in her rose garden. They acted merce; Edward Higgins, Library will be held on May 5, branches and any diseased nutrients. The remaining 76 moderately, as too much plant better than some fertilizer she manager, chamher of com parts of plants. Keep a close pounds consists of a finer or a food will cause plant to grow too used The peel is high is potash merce; Jack Hall president, at Mayfair Country Club. Ruth Hcifon Is chairman of watch on plants for peab and cwrier of some kind. it's a good rapicily and leggy. and decay rapidly in the soiL Merchant's Association; thie tournament. Women and spray if necessary. Idea to read the labels as we Most crotons like some sun. Mash six to nine peels, place Gordon Bradley, president, men golfers who may want to Some may remember, Mw will WI be buying fertilizer Croton3 that require more around rose bushes, cover with JaycWill 41111 d W* A* Morrison' PIAY In On tournament are Cubbin who wrote about gar'ple5lCioflt, Kiwanis sunlight are those with leaves of soil. asked to call Ruth, 2.031 dening several years ago. He It's surprising about the yellow and red tones, while the Also J. IL Bisbee, president after 5 p.m., or Carol Ann, 322Spring and fall are con. said gardeners are Often con number of plants brought to purple and pink need less sidered the best tune to fer- Uon's Club; George A. Stine, 7950. fused by terminology as it Florida from all over the sunshine. Propagation is by ti-lize. Banana peels are good President, Rotary Club; Mrs. South did rebid to two ctiji' 4-19 -- state president. According to Mrs. Richard Others on the program were Buck (Vivian) Buck, the Evans McCoy, who gave current BPW president, a invocation, Mayme Mero membership drive is now on. .. .• PLAVIV, JIGI IN RNiI, 1' Rf HIL CAAi'f Th ursday, April 9, 17-3B City, chaplain of Florida Mayfair Irm to herald the birth Mary Tillis and Abbey Owen, Federation of Women's Clubs 4 of the Sanford Business and chairman of the Sanford will speak at a "Prayer BreakProfessional Women's (BPW) OURSELVES t,1 ESt. SELVES Garden Club's Annual Flower fast" at the regularly scheduled Clubs. Show,"TV Guide," are inviting personality breakfast sponEditor It was a big night on the gardeners (regardless sored by the Greater Sanford I A- amateur Sanford scene. A it to prden club affiliation) to Chamber of Commerce. Sally Mero Williams, the first participate In the spring event The 8 a.m. prayer breakfast BPW president, gave the The motto is "Better coming up Aprfl 27-29. For on May 9 at the Sanford Civic welcome and accepted the Business Women for a Better information, call either Center is open to the public. charter from Elizabeth Heth, Business World." chairman. . . . ' Large dom (500 mg. a day) of vitamic C may help. U you're a smoker, stop cigarettes , SAO **M%ffl OLIN $ i4UI - -s WIN AT BRIDGE SPIDERMAN THE OPEW ..••.. I As you do this maneuver, be loss, which leads to developing am and voluntarily tighten such pockets, is osteoporosisl or your abidominal muscles as softening of the bone. Thet first much as you can, particularly sign often is bone loss around those in the lower abdominal the teeth. A factor in causing area. Hold thisse muscles as this is a calcium deficient diet. tigtA a you can while you let Dogs have been put on calcium - Embellishing the facts in order lead you astray today if you're rC . -. .. the knees bent, you can lift the you have little pockets where feet off the floor and bring your the gingiva (gum) Is separsted knees up against your ab- from the tooth, these pockets clomen Then straighten may need to be removed. legs out, keeping yo ur feet off There are many causes for the floor. pyorrhea but one cause for bone NORTH Attend .. . GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19)Anextravagantfriendcould • . •:- protect the back muscle and tirely. YOUR BIRTHDAY others. They'll resent it Apt Ill,IVI LIM (Sept.23-Od. 23) Stay Set lofty goals for yourself out of fIMTIeIaI affairs of those We cmift yew. U you don't you know and don't Id tbem accept second best you can stick their noses Ill YOIWS. attain that which you go after. Either cm spells trouble. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Trying to put on pretentious Keep your opinions to yourself airs In order to accomplish your today, especially if you birth sign. i'( • : - that excess leverage tha 00. DEAR READER — Pyorrhea curs from lifting the with the Is a lay term or straight ffthe fl around the roots of the teeth, legs straight. usually associated with little The way you do this Is simply He down an the bed or on the pockets of inflammatory floor on your back with your material and build up of knees up and bent. This mam calculus. the bottoms f your will be You will need to see a dentist floor. anvytan In this rnanner, you have your belly muscles tightened to help 1979 Thirty years ago—come tomorrow (Friday, April 20)—a charter banquet was held at the . because you asked for it. leverage against back muscles However, I want all of MY that my not be able to take it. readers to know that if they Other readers who want this have back problems, they issue on methods to control the should not do leg lift exercises size of your abdomen can send or exercises that involve 50 cents with a long, stamped working the back until they self-addressed envelope for it again and repeat the exercise. purposes today won't work. Be strongly abo 16 - back up toward your buttocks day. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 3 .•: 1 - stroLight. Then you can bend resulting in pyorrhea. So be your knees, pulling your fat sure you get a quart of milk a HOROSCOPE VIPs Banquet . your heels come back to the deficient diets and bone loss floor while your knees are around the teeth has followed, I •t not strain the back is to avoid pyorrhea' — — Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sanford - - 14 Around Area r. fight the pot belly. I have back me simplified version (comp. wd.) 3 Seasonal song 4 Gaming chamber (2 wds.) 5 Over there 6 pool 7 Plenty 8 Genetic material (abbr.) 9 Clue And r —. JW J 19 De portment 43 Towed 23 South (Fr.) 44 Greek letter 25 Weight 46 Technical uni 26 Seas ebb and versity (abbr.) DOWN DEARDR.LAMB —Iread lift to ft _ - In Fight Big Belly _ your A A $ 0 :::•, - 4 , Black bread 11 Useless plant 40 Tic 24 Universal time BEETLE BAILEY jtllt T I 4:7 0 1--" .:,0j. ,?.. -V e Is 01 52 PA SN Horne 65 Perished Weems 22 Tax u i i ' ; ::::: Th 21 Bandleader ' Help L character 61 Actor Sharif 62 Smalls Smallswrd O Exasperation og Lifts Answer to Previous Puzzle 47 Spy group 1 Author (abbr.) Fleming 48 Frosty fire Sot 8 Arabian ship !iGolf ts 2 Dove sound Without stopp 60 Biblical . serve your needs. Evm1hiff 30 N. French Ave., 541111ford, Fla. 1 �a • u .i — ,uiij nwrapu, . - .. - ruuru, P9. inuricay, April 1,, t7 ____ TONIGHT'S T\, — _____ ______ EVE'IING *I, 6:00 6:30 (2) NBC NEWS 4)OCBSNEWS U ABC NEWS ..LA ALEGRE - -- (2) TiC TAC DOUGH Mary learns that her Income tax return is about to be audited. 0THECROS8-WnS 0 JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER (2) us cwa (4) HOU.vw000 MATCH GAME P.M. $100,000 NAME THAT 0 TUNE - —TU1ILtNAIAL5 .- Hwy P753 322 rso LLAZA11 LAST NIlE 7:40, 9:23 lUCK ROGERS STARTS FRIDAY An unforgettable human drama of search and survjval 00000MORNINGFLORIDA HI, NEIGHBOR 700 C MONDAY MORNING 7•5 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA Z NEWS 7:30 (1JT00AY 00000 MOP$NG AMEPJ. CA •AM. WEATHER 800 GARO0 • •ETijn SEE (MOW, TUB, 'y.pj FPJ) •FOOTSTEPS (WED) -. 1100 spencer t'Ii ® 50 NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: Eudora Welty. (Patti of 2) 11:55 (4) ThE NEWLYWED GAME orphanage when hsavy shelling AFTERNOON forces Koresn children to seek ml stuntmen to track down an ix- - RESTLESS comic whole murdering his old _____________________ 100 (2)5 DAYS OP OUR liVES ®MIOOAY •THE YOUNG 0:13 ___ _____ SPTLCLUS ' RESTLESS NY(MON) AT 9:13 •ALLMYa4.DREI4 taO (14) S AS THE WORLD COMPA. (4)1YTNES$ MAGAZINE (TUl) ®oc wouiii AND MEN (WSQ lit LOVE 2:00 THEDOCTONS •LITOUV1 . 's (CAFETERIA VIE) PH. 323-0511 $ANPORDAIRTERNIIIAL , ofc, + • + •• • -Sue Publish: March 29, April 5, 12, 19, PICTITIOUSNAMI 1979 Notice Is hereby given that I am DEH112 .' 519. Terry W. Kaufman looking toward deregulation PublIsh: April 19, U, May 3, 10, in iiid WS're ISikilig ktwai'd to DEI.79 that," y . kj. BrIck 6. Block Masons — Call 3053237320 3079 for details. AVON Going fishing? Get all th equipment you need for those bi Accuracy I. paper work nequ Irec Paint or chemical knowledg helpful. Reliable, mpturu healthy. Retiree acceptable United Solvents. 323.&M&. Locpl independent convenienci :stores. Must be able to wont night I wk. ends. Good pay FIOa 3300). The name and address of the Ptr.. sinaI representative's attorney are - -- 35$ NIGHT . .• - . - lAWSUIT Delivery person, must have dependable transportation & be reliable. Send resume to Box 17, c.o Evening Herald, P.O. Box *101 TV IN LUNSI MOlITU tMIS&T at, Defendset, and under a in writing and must Indicate - the prior wrIt of execution as listed basis for the claim, the name and above docketed on the 23rd day of address of the creditor or his agent V•Teii, -I - - -..': u,.' ". - .5 - i01 M.& ... W UI NSi....JJ uIØbp,— ._: - iidi i. Pt' ' -- - ---.--- is. This __ ____ Credit Manaoniapii, Inc. 1 M7IVed *, 3 :.A A A IMPLOYMENT 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM RANGE & REFRIGERATOR, NEW ROOF NEAR MELLON VILLE. $21,000. ldyliwilde. 3 BR, B, FR, scr pool. Luxury living, furn. 0 unfurn. Call The Real Estata An*.,r., 3 BR house .111e -- w. •U FHA.VA,, FHA 233 1 243. - . M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR MU 323-6061 or eves. 3230517 Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. CommercIal flka,. ia •l a_ 4-C Duct Mechanic, licensed lourneyman, exp. necessary, awning awn truck preferable. -'SOw people earn between $7 6.1)0 - Set hour plus truck allowanc - Call 773-1372 or send resume to Tom Air, Inc., - 105 W. Cedar Av,., Orange City 37763. $ØRING HOUSECLEANING? SILL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A 'CL.AUIFIEDAD. - lemiesfo Cewily sheriff's Depart. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Experienced Cook Apply In person '- 'r" - , . -- Sembisteceuuly, Florid. kmlosio c1y, PubliSh: AprN 19.10 May) IS, 1911 t*IISI: 1105. 15, May), * i 011.11 011-15 ''- -___ - - - - ____ PsofØfffoge,,,, p -- ___ - t.twi.s- imsi j Pw ___ 111111),)a, 1pa - - Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand Trees plus lake, pool plus sauna. Living with all other comforts. Huge 3 BR, 3 B home plus Mother-in-law cottage on Lk. Butler In. Volusla County. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES gressive, Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, experienced or newIy.iIcunse Now! CailBart Largest Listing Inventory Dominant Advertising Program 10 Hour Sales Training Member Realtors, MLS 6, ERA National Referral Service FuIlTime Office Supervision I Compatible Realtor.Asio. dates I Over 22 Years Experience BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 63$ Sanford Ave. 3210739 PAID YOUR TAXES? Nant to do it again next April? Good Investment in real estate can make April a little more pleasant, besides real estate is a good hedge against inflation. or a confIdential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call tlerbStenstrom, Realtor.Owner, FOR INSTANCE good section close to down town? Owner financing, 150,000. INCOME. 3-1 has future con merclal use. Good location cony, financing yet asking pric is only $19,300. HEALTY WORLD Handy -_- ---. -- .. . - ..-.. ..- -._ -... - man - WIN train. The Poster Plant, Bldg. No. 43, Sanford Aipgrt. ':-'I3$6 ask for Weywe Amen or *tt Davis. Hrs. 7a.m. tu 3:30 P.M. Mon. tlwu Fri DSdaCIevk3lIsIilft.r.11tinw,yr, ro positheps. FlI Company benefits, Apply in person Days $arderd. - --- -_ ------- VA&FHAFinancinq ____________________ II ft Terry IWO self contained, a conci., canopy. Reese hitch & way bar. P-ark Ave. Trailer P1 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2544 S. French Ave. 322-0231,323-7173,322-0779 _____________________________ Free listing BROCHURE writ CHEROKEE LAND CO Murphy, N C 28906 STE N STRO I'v41 _________ REALTY Losing your home 8 credit? I wil catch up back payments & bu equity 322 0716. * • *HOUSE WANTED' . • InNeedof Repairs 373 8488 Eves TERRIFICt 3 BR. 1'; Bath Home 47.A—M.oslgages Bought - ASSOCIATES WANTED CAL BILL PLATTE FOR CONFI DENTIAL INTERVIEW. - rhe Real Estate Agency REALTORS (1192) Sanford 322-7111. BR, I bath, Family room wfireplace. Fruit a nut trees. $33,000. Owner terms available 29 pcI down, balance aS 9 pet. 322-7373. WNER SAYS SELL EVERY. THINGI 10 acre farm near WANTED BASEBALL CARDS PAYING CASH Write or Call: Pete Flentke 1236 Norwood P1., Orlando (305) 472 2002 pc BR suite new, $239;'pc. LR new $399; Loveseat 31195 & up; 7 pc dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $306. up; El. stove $606. up; full SIZe draperies $108. up Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So of Sanford, 322 $721 _____________________________ 9*12 Linoleum rugs $12.99 ea. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 3191 _______________________ FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from $6.30 yd. installed upholstery drapes slip covers. We wail no, be utidersold on Comparable quality. - siume I BR, 1½ bath. Washington Oaks Ares. $10000 down. No qualifyIng. 3321109 as tame home, Ig lot w-fruit trees In fenced back yd. Would you believe under $13,000. Equity 6, take over piyments of $59 me. 373-1417. __________________ *233 YALE AVE. 3 IN, I bath, close to shopping 6. In quiet neighborhood. New Listing. Excellent Investment for rental. i. ACRES WITH LAKE ACCESS, WEST OF I-I. $15,100, TERMSI 0,ly 124,111. - *Mar$iham Woods Rd.) 11,2 5, 4 acre country Ntate. Complete with horse stable a pasture, also quiet cottage-I 1g. oak treis. Appt. onlyl 1 ACRES LAKE MARKHAM ND, NICELY WOODED HIGH GROUND. ONLY $15,511. w. A CRE PLUS NICELY WOODED, rev' lot or sir lii. y 5nlerpriw, inc. 446.11$) __________________ ____________________ Maidel InC., NastIer 221I Palmetto Aye, Large a CR, 2 II, C-KU, 3 lots. $13,000. IM . COLBERTRCAL1Y INC RIALTO*3337122 ___________ Eve. b12 323.1W. 1flp cItrus revs 6.1041 frontage In VOLKSWAGENOWNERS 560*15 retread tires. 2 for 1-42. Call Ma'geor Tom Goodyear Store 327257) Geneva. Aftenhen ieveipp.. good price & terms. 2921 Hwy. Il 92 r -------- - - . -, 51 Acre bide. loss wpeved rd. frontage 6. beaiflfvl oak trees in Oslseri. Good terms. TIMP1R AGENCY REALTOR 333*1 MULTIPt.I LISTING SERVICE PAINT SALEI While it lasts $3 gal up Sanford Auction 12155. French - Alreond.& Heating -- 57—Sports Equipment Ethan Allen dining rm Hutch, trestle table, deacon's bench. chairs. NEW! $925 7593965 ______________________ RACQUET STRINGING_-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg $8 Scott Reagan 327 8)71 - Sanford 321.0640 OrIando32l.1577 DoLand 665-3335 '- JACK FROST— Cent Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Es?- on inst Comm. P. Res. 3320208 59—,sicat Merchandise Guitars, Drums, Banjos Corn plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. 7202 French Ave. 3722713 62—Lawn-Garden WHY SAVE IT SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting. Low Cost Classified Ad. ... .. - - Sl-ousefld Goods ______ . - ON SALE- NEW twin size box ings 1. mattress 133,93 ea. pe.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $3, Sanford . Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of 332-1121. APp11DSs Ridiculou$-4fotpohnt Microwave oven with tj,,., control, f temperature control, 3 power ieveis, large 1.3 Cu. ft. cooking area 6. much more. Special purchase $799.95 or 10 day same a cash. Call Tony 322-0211. CeIImiC.TII - AFRICAN VIC..TS TheGreenhouse 377-9)11 Evesafter6&wee4ends ___- F ILL DIRT& TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7380 _____________________________ - MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 23 yrs. Exp 671 7617 -- 'essmakIng ______________________________ Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 -- - ubilee Tractor, disc, mower. plow, boon, leveling ho.. draw bar & trailer 377 4612. — No or S,ii,tIl i,,i pIpt i,lwn service I reestimate 373 488? & 3J fJ9 iii anytime - - _____ Get plenty of prosp-ct', - 64—Equipment for Rent Sleam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 $1 — General Landscapiriq iose specialists, top soil & III dirt. lawn main? & tree tnitnniinq 3237948 ____________________________ Ught Hauling Yard Debris. Trash Appliances 8. Misc ILOCAL 1349 5)7) ___________________ EISCtrICaI Gjss & Screen creen-porcnes, pool mcI wds. All type re glazing & wd, install, Free Est. Mr. Taylor l • G'ooniing I Boarng ____________________________ ___________________________ --Wanted mm. Dachshund MalePuppyopily 322 3710 _______ - - HAVeN Dog & Cal boarding, bathing, Clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses, Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cone. cages 372 5157 - DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior Iføup t'Plntiflq Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates (305)3279460 - Interior 6. Exterior Painting Small or large Call Mr Taylor Free Est. 37? 8545 or 327 .4j '- - Kids gone, but Ihe swing set in the back yard asnt' Sell it With J want ad. Call 322 2611 Waited xtenior t. int.'ror paint inig Ex.impie 2 BR ext 5)50 Guardnteed 'iooct work, 30 yrs exp €33 9996 ________________________________ . Plumbing Service -. Horn. Inrov.msnts - E BUY USLD FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Furnilure Salvage. 332 $721 ;ieceor lots of pieces depression glass, any pattern. Sanford Auction, 323 7310. araqe sales are in season. Tell the people about it with a Classified Ad in the Herald. 37776II 83) 9993 ______________________ . INSULATION Batting, blowing. RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices, Call 32) 0539 or 904 131 670$ collect, --- - ,rry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrhg,, stoves, tools, _____________________________ ash paid for good used mobile homes. Le.sburg Homes, 2213 N. Citrus Blvd., Leesburg, Fl, 3214$ or call 104 751-3029 .........._ CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING&REPAIR 5.6. BALINT & ASSOC. 322 $163 - ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service ri.4 3?) 017 1'7 44jl If you dteli I uvincj you, puul take a cue, and sell it wlh a Herald classified ad Call 322 261) _________________________ PressureCleaning - 1 Man, quality opet at ion $ yrs. exp Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327)321 Cash 3224132 - Concrete Work steps, patios Sm.orLg,FreeEst.CaIl Mn- Taylor, 322 ISISor 322 4431 Brown's Pressure Cleaning-- MI dew removal houses & roofs. mobile homes Trucks washed Economy rates 83.4 9535 r Railings PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. 323 Ol29after 5:30 Cusom built iron ..'r. Window guards, gates etc Martin's .123 1881, .1J9 7693 _______ 72AUCtjOfl -. 2 Retired men want repair work of any kind, including roofs Fre, Estimates, 323 $543. Andy'sRemodeljng5ie General Building 6. Remodeling ,' P - Painting 68—Wanted to BUY - - Don't Despair Or Pull 'four Hiir Use A Want Ad 322 7611 or 831 9993 - lodernizing your i-tome? Sell no longer needed but useful items with a Classified Ad, Ad Lawn Seniice 1IURFIELD'S Electric Service 8. Repair. Industrial, Comm. & Residential27 9351 ii Hrs - - - - ______________________________ ______________ 12-A—Farm Equipment -- - verlise your product in Itip Classilied Acts TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 319E. 1st St., 3225747 -- _______ Iwing j Beauty Care - --------------- - We have a Singer Futura sewing mach Sold new for $430 was Christmas lay away, there was only $118 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for SiPS cash or take up payments of $17 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call $31 1714 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. ____ - Central Heat & AIr Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 Il?) - 65-Pets-Supple 1*0511 lvii SE-NM 3334005 . ______________________________ Sanford, Fla. 32111 JOHNNY'S BACK SEIGLIR REALTY S SS—Ptc - BUY SELL TRADE 3lI3ISE.FirstSt 3773672 ZONED FOR HORSES. EM MET 6. 5th. $17,009. __________ Carport Sale Baby ilems. womens dothing, 16 18 Much misc. 1908 S Summerlin Ave FrL, Sat., Sun. vILp '' ,jR FURNITURE 9 ACRES NICELY WOODED ON 3000 FOOTL.AKE,WESTOFI.I $44900 TERMS AS LOW AS 10 PERCENT DOWN. iix No money down Just make payments 69 thru '73 autos, 6.15 1320 Treasures & Trash Sat .April2l, 8 'Iii. 19th 8. Magnolia Ave Benefit ADK Scholarship House FSU. - - Sanford Auction ACRE WITH ACCESS TO LARGE BASS LAKE ON HWY 16. $14,900 TERMS. _____ - - 10 variety.. 740) AIrport Blvd. ___________ 1sf 409W 372-2260 Geneva includes mobile home, variety if farm animals—as Is" tractor 1 More. $33,710. DR. Si 1 fl f SKYLARK It's easy to place a Classified Ac We'll even help you word it Call 122 2611 JP4UutTh ytir - AFRICAN VIOLETS 322- 2420 10' X 210' NICELY WOODED LAKE MARKHAM RD NEAR HWY 15. $14,100 EXCELLENT TERMS. - desks 6. chairs: lots of misc items. 157 Pinecrest Dr Kulp Decorators PLUS ACRES IMPROVED PASTURE, READY TO BUILD, NEAR AIRPORT, $14,900 WITH $3,000 DOWN, 1972 BUICK 4 1970 Dodge P U .ith camper top, new inspection sticker C.00d -- BLOOMING Sanford's Sales Leader TWT 0,000 SQ FT AIRPORT BLVD. NEAR 17.92. ZONED RMOI. $12,300. 3695 /Y—IruCKS- Irallers - - ONE OF SANFORD'S FINES1 This elegant 4.3 has lust abet everythIng. $44,100. SOFT TOP - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 71)0 ---- REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1! rn 2222 - - ;J1IiiiI 50—Miscellaneous for Salt FAMILY'S DELIGHTI 3 BR, 2 BathHomewcentralH.AC,w.w Carpet, Fenced Back Yard, Near Schools & Shopping! Nice Nelghborho I A Deal for 511.0001 Sranch Office 78-'MotorCycles ------ __ — COUNTRY LIVINGI I BR, 2 Bath Home in Lake Mary with Central h-AC, w-w Carpet, Great Room, OR, Eat. In Kitchen, all on a I"; Acre Lot! Also Add. I Acret Pool Planned& Many Extras I Yours, for 112,300! 2565 PARK 1974 JEEP CJ5 - Garage Sale 70th & 71st, 9 5 Household Items, men's shirts long 8. short sleeves, siZe Ig SOc. White formal, worn twice SiZE' t6';. Pictures, paperback books WILL BUY EXISTING 1516. 2na MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 4-I Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 562-7453 MAKE A WISHI 4 BR, 1"; Bath Home in Mayfair with Split BR Plan, Pan. MBR, Central H-AC, FR, Patio, Lg. BR's, Excellent Neighborhood. Close to Schools & Shoppingl BPP WARRANTED. Only $25,500! IEALTORS & Sold -- WE'VE GOT Ill 3 fiR, 2 Bath Home in San Lanta with Split BR Plan, Eat.ln kitchen, Central H AC, w-w Carpet, Patio and Much Morel Just $35,000! m ---------- TRADE-INS ______________________ — SELLERS& BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL ORBUYAHOME! WE SELL HOMES! WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER ANYTIME - ianaup. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr -- NEW CAR BUY JUNK CARS From 110 to ISO Call 322 162-I. 372 140 47—Real Estate Wanted OVER 100SALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED 1st QUARTER 1979! in Washington Oaks w-Centnal Heal, Breakfast Bar. DR. Utility Room and Spacious BR'S! BPP WARRANTED. Canvou Believe 124,5001 Have a room to rent? Let a classified ad find a tenant for you' 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-FM Stereo Radio. I speed PRO turntable. $ track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only SIlO or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 831-1714 for free - 1v78 iluck Electra ,boc Pc','.rn c0h0n 32.000 mi Loaded Bes? offer over $4000 17 09110 -- Top Dollar Paid for junk 6. used cars, trucks 8 heavy equipment 322 3990 54—Garage Sales 45-A—Ojtof State Property — Got something to sell? A Classified Ad will Sell it fast Tomorrow may be the day you se that roll-a-way bed you' nowhere to roil away If yc place a Classified Ad today JUST MAKE PAYMENTS --69 75 rrOdels Call 339 9100 or 83-a 1605 (Oealeii - fl—Junk Cat's Renved - Televisiofl_..73'. Color. Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular Balance $173 or SI? mo. Still in warranty. Call 831-171i day or flinftf See our beautiful new BARR INC TON w-Iap sidIng 8 shingle roo GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323 521 . Completely Self contained I 51900 322 2737 _____________ - 42—Iiie Homes NEEDEDI — Incredib'.' 1979 Sylvania 12' 88W IV 83 channel, 100 pct solid state 579 95 or 90 day same as cash only) in stock. Call Tony 322 0211 Beds double hotel $30 set dli for upur left WIN build en 'miter, preferably young men. ------- (2) S acne tracts in Osteen. I wooded. I cleared on lake. 1)7,500 ca Small dwn & owner hold. special, $17,000. Low Down Pay mint needs (I) printer 1 (Hscrem REALTORS INC. 530-6533 or 339-1111 eves. 3 plus acres w-2 old frame homes on Country Club Rd. Zoned Agriculture, $30,000. 75—ReCreational VehiCles I 53—'TV- Radio-Stereo FORREST GREENE 170.000, Multiple ListIng Service 40w about a S unit apt. complex in t ...'-- 1 668-8335 ianford's most well-known, pro. I.FHA-23S-Conv. Homis if May, AD. 1179, SlIer fir liii end sell Is - - BROKER Real Estate Inc. 3324457. Eves. requIred. Apply in person .Walereens 3943 Orlando Dr. Mint. All hSlIW 5tSrd $1 A.J. WILL. II FOREVER BARREQ- tyfostermselldWrIof ,isitstli*. -. - Exea4los - .M10 I. Pill. JoAn E Fell. Sheriff folIlNI - - - DEBARY AREA LAKE FRONT, OVER 2,100 SQUARE FEET WITH 13 ROOMS, INCLUDING INLAW QUARTERS, CEll. TRAL HEAT & AIR, FIRE. PLACE, FAMILY ROOM PLUS TOO MANY EXTRAS TO ADVERTISE. $53,000. .. — mw 3 BR 1 bath home C.H, city water, sewer. Johnny Walker ML CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Fiends, lb. — dsw*nd r. 'PJll#. - - - - - . s., wgpory -, . - Thif slid sill lo Wing Ma to SMINNOLSIN LOGAN MID 1"; YEARS NEW APPROXIMATELY 1900 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING SPACE. FIREPLACE & 2 CAR GARAGE ON OVER SIZED LOT IN SETTING OF HUGE OAK TREES IN BETTER AREA OF SANFORD, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, LARGE DEN, EAT.IN KIT, WITH CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. COME-A-RUNNIN', $S9,300. 323-5371 All persons interested in the es,.ie Thlif said sale is 10*0 M.d. Is. siI1sI 1111 forMs if said WeNO of - MOIICRIIP By: William F. live PIIbIIWi. April 59,25, May). 11,1979 011-IS . - w--.*-*-a-w-i- Credlte,sisdst,dat AprIl, 197,, I at / -— Excel. neighborhood BoOkkeeper for Altamonte law firm. Full charge half days, Safe Mardi. AD. 191$, in that certain stored at Rasisif I 501K in Sildard, sack personal represative. 11:10 AM. on ste tim Sanherd, Florid, this 17th day . , i,ssed a Øi ______ • ii TV . I_ ._ 2 BEDROOMS, RANGE & REFRIGERATOR, CARPORT NEAR MELLONVILLE. $19,500. pm. atorusaid Writs of Execution were claimed, lithe claim Is not yet due delivered to me a Sheriff of the date when It will become due Seminole County, Florida, a I shall be stated. If the claim - Is comm LOADED WITH CLOSETS. 2435'-; S. French (1792) ____ Y '-'-- the 1'' -. - Work in Deltona, 51 hr.to start. Call 339-9079 between 7 p.m. 1. 9 upon to file their respective claims being Ifefid if Empire Wrecker In Lassull. Tririster I storage. 0.11sf the first .tig Sanford, Florida. with Natlopsl Ausocletlon of c.. and the undersigeed as SImIN of Notice of A*nlnlstration: April 17, Management, Inc., a Trustee, p.o, fld the undirslgeed as SterIN of leuskisle County, Florid., wIN at 1979. , thi FCC, lox 3114, Orlando, Florida, , Seminole. Ceurity. Florida, wIN at 11:11 AM. en 1511 lilt day of May Henry NW. Wlt, jr. I1iS At the -- ' - CATNUS -. -fringe benefits. Exp. preferred. Call Linda Alford, 322-Xis. Zoned 3AYTONAAUTOAUCTiON wy 97- m E' wE'S? 0? Speeo.cay Daytona Beach, cll PiOIct a public AUTO AUCTION even' Tuesday & Saturday a' 7 30 its ?hC.0flIY one in Fiorda You c.t 5er'ed price Call 90.4 255 lui fui lit-i Jvld.' - . 77 Starmaster 6 1k Sylvan area, 2 bldg sill 100*140 ea. $7000 ea. Handy rn,.' Special 7 lots wgalage apt. Could be apt For Estate Commercial & RCSi dential Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell -s Auction 323 5620 DON'T STORE Ii. SELL ITwitha low cost Classified Ad. Lake Mary- wooded lake view Ia 100*130. $10000 $32,000. REAL ESTATE REALTOfl;327.7$ ____ DRAFT si FLOORS, OVER SIZED ROOMS De'tona Inn. 11p.m. to 7a.m. Mul have experience, Part time. Ml South Thompson Street, Ft. Myers. As Peisepsil Reye,epsttpv &D. , Offer first publication ot itis notice, ii 19hl0 51p, i.viisl NN if the Estate ii decIdiII suck creditors nes in *is state, the highest bidder, fir Cat. Subled Si etiy hId ill I*NIIUS liens,Sublid of foe HELEN WITTE NEMUMI the 1 'lJ7 y r'egelat. or, if Wynd thi limits ot this stat,, to lIlY arid IN elliSlini lIiIISi if *0 FI'SN (West) Doer of lbS Setnile Deceased . ______ is ItooK Is, awhUa, j within 4 months from $ich date. Front (West) Door of Wig Seminole Cty CitWthis. i lInen, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Statements claim must be sworn COWIIy Courtheus. is - lasiw. FlorIda, foe Move disuliunt pee. NRPRE$ENTATIVE: S'11J Ilie '• 323-1956 $99,000. Services, inc. plaintin, .vs• aansr II. Varlous elulpmont klcIudin: to whom a copy of thi$ Notictof C.andMaxIWCalIOW.Y,DI,.0,.,d, Shelving, Cash RegIster, T AdmInIs?rátlontasW,,lmaII.dare WdIV$ vIce ptI4,M of the NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF which aforesaid Writ of Isacutlen RSIIlgerItS, Ceiling Units. Table, required, WITHIN THREE LP.J. SALES COMPANY, INC. wet delivered to me as Sheriff of liii lacks. A cemplofa inventory MONTHS FROM THE DATE oF A IS'I'P of All Creditors are pieruy called - For Iease3 OR2bhomew.CH&r washer & Dryer. AImot new, n pets $255. The Real Estate Agency ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you'r PlaintIff 32771. The personal representative ve. of the estate is HENRY H.w. AMERICAN FOOD SERVICES WITTE, JR. whosi address is 13)5- availablest the CivIl Divisienof the REALTOR, MLS 3235774 Day or NInh SEIGLER REALTY aforesaid court on the *111 day of Y.lIew ID No. 7V53AM5423, bei,'. enable the clerk to maIl one copy to 2 MdSIi VOifl In color Serial No. S$23K1R10130 _ Title ' l$3V4 nc 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH PANE LEC FAMILY ROOM, HARDWOOC 3-6 hours nightly. Toes thru Si May 3rd thru Sept. 3rd. Semino Harness Raceway $311140 a Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which- ft Seminole County Courthouse, Probate Division, Sanford, Florida, case eetlt$ed, Blazer Financial Florida Harold HaD baIt 32—Houses Unfurnisheci rorters LETS BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a ne career you wouldn't be nadir this ad, and If we weren't lookir for someone to do a job this a weuIi't be here. If you want ti opportunity to earn Thrd 1 Five Hundred dollars a weal call 1$00432-$4O3 anytime Ic recorded message. & Nebraska Water, sewer shop close by. William Mali zowsxi. Realtor 322 7983 ___________________________ HOMEOWNERS: Dont lose your credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC Realtor. 844 251$. downstairs KENMORE WASHER— Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 - . - Mature lady to care of 4 mo. 01 baby, 2or3 days a week In m provisions gi the Fictitious Name Seminole ceunty, Flerlde, upon a I. One 1917 LIncoln CeiWin.jj, 4. claimant shall deiIvr wffIcljnt Statutes, To.Wit: Section ss.oe final ludgemeti? r.n4ared in the doer Town Cat Sedan, Tan Vinyl. copies of the claim to the clerW'Io within dl diys front the date , CARt! -- m ciesi, NOTICE OP SHEm pp's usa - 30r1 lots, Zoned R 2. at Fern Cret REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES FOR RENT 1 BR garage apt. Nit Neighborhood. Suitable ft retiree or mature couple. 322-2611 ti. brOad. Florida in accordance with the thi siui Of the CIrcuit COUrt of partkularlyd,,criae. as feIis,s security shall be described. The heerieW -'-'-- tond5m M$ 8URN TOCIUIR - : a • COUNTRY KITCHEN 3 Bi beautiful brick walled FF beamed ceilings in FR. $31,001 EVENING HERALD pending in the Circuit Court for Borden, Inc., PlaIntiff vs. statement of any claim or demand American Food Services Cor. they may have. Each claim must he sig. William F. viering Patrick McNulty Legal Notice SOLAR HEAT low el. bills, 1g. BR, 1'-'; 0, quiet area, nic landscaping. Only 123,100. Apts. for Senior CitIzens. Dowr town, very clean a roomy. Se Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Paimefl Ave. CALL BOB LOVENBIJR of HELEN WITTE REMUSAT, deceased, File Number 79121-cp, is changed by relatively new - 31—Apartments Furnishe earning good money an meeting nice people. Call 644 MONTHS FROM THE DATE -OF ludgmlntrenderedinmeatoresald THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF COWl on the 21st day of March AD. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clack 1979, In that certain case entitled, of the above court a written __________ Lovely 1g. 1 BR, Air, N Pets. Ideal Ret. Persons, Nea shopping & churches. 3225031, U$64$$. FOR MORE INFORMATI( YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Defendants that the adminIstration of the estate NOTICE OP $HIRIPF'$ SALE DeBary SCENIC VIEW of St. Johns Rive on deep canal. Nice 3 BR, 2 5 sun deck. Boathouse, Fishin dock. $59,000. PART TIME SALES OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: CORPORATION, Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Ca 3231670 Mariner's VIllage. WANTED!! YOUNG AND AGGRESSI INDIVIDUAL TO WORP HELEN WITTE REMUSAT, CIRCUIT COURT newcarpet through out; choic settled neighborhood nec shopping. $21,530. 1 BR-%l$4. Pool. Adults only, c - CoUrt, Impact. ______ Mlndy;$:Laverneaidshlrley; County, Florida inaccordanc,with the provisions thl Section In addition, the nature of the 9: All In the Family; 10: Angle. Name Statutes, ToWit: hdry iywil1be _____________________________ $45.09 Florida Statutes wbaisMh.s just oo9ikttd by Oiop$er 127, FlorId. Statutes, _ • '' " I 4 n-A--aitsacrans NOTICE ISHEREIYGIVENtt..II sat forth below. its condu'Lons (a preliminary Beagle C. Brown; 4: Three's fictitious name of UNIQUE Dlvir of that certain Writ of SIGNS UNLIMITED, and that we All persons having claims or __ __ staff report Is due out this Comnpony; 5: Qlarlle'a Angela; intsndtoregister said name with the Execution Issued out of and unsr demands agalnit the estate are sImmom')dtj,uprllJhavean 6: MInutes; 7: Mork and ClerkofthecIrcuItcoufl,5InoIe the seal of the CircuIt Court of required, WITHIN THREE _____ benefit of its creditors, as provided - ___ ANYillliuit.Isclpdes I - • SasdkI.4$I JSuli 51g. Richard F. Hauck . m 30-Apartments Unfurnisli For a career in Real Estate o Realty World, The Real Esta Agency June Porzlg 323-3324. NotICel$hereuy given that I.F.J. Semiioe County, Funds, and i ivailablea Clvii Divis RafFle THE FIRST PUBLICATION QF sn. "We iinirsuy view SalesCompany, Inc ieviei tte fotlewine Sentinel. County $herfft's Dopers. THI$NOTICE,tofIioany, thin as a dip $ is BuIlding 125, Sanford Airport, described Property Owned by Ivwnl. All belli, stored if A.J. they may have that challenges - The __________ ___ P.O. lox 761$, Sanford, Florids Maxine CaIay, said preperty Lashing Transfer a Storege in validity of the decedent's will, 4fie 3377), has made a general being located in Seminole County, Sanford, Florida y, qualificalions of the personal In the miontinse, one of the must of all of its property to Florida, man partIcularly III.Aaoetdcsrmedenddry,.ed representative, or the venue or "lri'smala concerasisthe National AssocIation of Credit described as IslIsei; Items, aIciliSIIC arid IlUllcutellc IurIsdIctlon of the court. 1971 Chrysler Cerdeba, Federal Trade Coniminlon, Management, Inc. a Trustee, for the bevsraes. A cesuplifa Inventory - -. ,. ___ Statutes, To.Wit: Section $6309 Florida Statutes 1W. $elev'kn, The 10 top network programs Other changes are coming for the week ending 8, dew the plks. The commission according to the A.C. Nielsen FICTITIOUS NAME ___________ currently Is involved In its most Co., were: Notice Is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 411 Sheoah comprehensive re.ezamlnatlon ____ 1: Academy Awards; 2: Blvd., Winter SprIngs, Fl. 33107 of the networks In 20 years, and - theryl Ladd Special; 3: Easter Seminole County. Florida under the "Gonuilly thai. bills IS'. Florida Statutes 1951. . . . NBCremalnedlnlag place in CiMing InbMry. I_____ SaMsy Says: • - minority ownership, the FCC '"Ito' 24 HOUR avwIu The sooner you place yoa Classified ad, the sooner you g results. BUILDER. 3222217. For man, l3orolder 322-0414 the position of FIREFIGHTI with Deltona Fire District. Mi be II or over; must be hi school grad or GED; must ha 260 hr$. mln. standards; must in god physical & medit COndition. Apply at 11 Providence Blvd., Deilona. am. to S p.m., Mon. lhru Fr New 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to 3-35,000. Low down payments. Jul OMUIU —Appllances -- REALTY Lake Ada. Just So. of Alrpot File Ni.mber 79.12$-CF IN RE: ESTATE register said name with the Cierk of CORPORATED, db.a the Circuit Court, Seminole County, PARK & SHOP, -, ,-, N011II' .. .. Night Auditor experienced pu ferred but not necessary. Ap _____ lion that are blowing across that advertisers of sugared ______________________ ORANGE COUNTY Washington. products spend money CASE Ni SO 75.2533 FICTITIOUSNANI In the p1st couple of years, producing public service moe. Notice Is hereby given that we are HOBART CORPORATION, engaged in business at lOS MarvIn the Federal Communications sages about good nutrition. Sanford -. Grac,ous living Reasonable weekly 6. monthl1 rates, Inquire 500 5. Oak. Employer." _____ 41-6f 7. __ HOSAW$HUNOIS Al Y0 CU (it Iecdsi Isd Sir $1. YOU PICK! Set 41—Houses 29—Rooms through April 20. Interesti persons should apply in persi to the Orlando Civil Servia Office, City Hall, 400 S. Oran Avenue, Moniay throuç Friday, 5:00 am., to S p.r Orlando is an Equal Opportuni SONS,andttiat I intsndtoregisteq NOTlCElSHERElYoIVEN, hive levied upon the ioIiag contingent or unliquidated, the OVIfhall the l4 COCUUZICa. said name with the Clerk of by virtue of that certain Writ of duoibed property Wins located in nature of the uncertainty shall be tiOns Act, the linmkn&k liglala Circuit Court, Seminole County, Execution Issues out of and under Seminole County, Florida, mer• stated. If the claim Is secw'ed,.the (2)ELISPBY CMII (MOW, 5SPSCI*L1MAY(TUI) IS. a..2p.m. $ - aisdCWIw, 3:00 _____ ELECTRIC COMPANY ___________ SUNDAY hUNCH ;, Police Officers from April ________ engaged In busl,is at 235, Colony ___________________________ February AD. 1979 end which or attorney, and the amount (4)5M'ASH( • • • $ANPO*O Phones Ibis that • OVERLOOK TWE RUNWAYS Jerry "The Orlando Civil Service Offit will accept applications fi _____ _____ On Capitol Hill, legislation Drive Casselberry FlorIda 327w ha, 'lien Introduced In both the Seminole County, Florida, under the Senate and the House to fictitious name of KAUFMAN a HOSPITAl. I STUDIOSU • asd LOV%GE Audio-Visual offerIngs: cabi. television, sub. scrI*Ion TV and television by satellite, to name JiM a few. ii (2) ANOTHER WORLD liGHT ® RESTAVKAP4T ________________________ -. Dave A. Scholi ORANGE COUNTY Wilbern L. Schois ft ha tlklfl major - with ABC Ill the lead and CBS Publish: April 19, 26, May 3, 10,1979 BORDEN. CASE NO. INC. ci 75.11413 steps to deregulate cable scg DEllS c iir III SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:00 ______ (2) EARLY DAY (LASNONSKY AND 18—Help Wanted i—Child care __________________ • redremeMs for TV stations the Nielsen ratings last week, (4). SIMON FOR TOMORpo •RYA.N'SHOPI 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES MORNINS C _____________________ soldier killed in Vietnam by American fire. plans to loosen Its financial •t,*ws STARTS FRIDAY LOSID THURS. 7:31, 1$:$ 4.—Personals ________________ Involved In running a station. projecthasopenedthecommis. Florida in accordance with the _____ As a way of increasing slon to heavy criticlasn provisions of the Fictitious Name 1200 puj d•tsctives rose as movie ,, __________ __________ _____________________ ____________________ -__________________________ Deceased, Carrels Kiddie Corner, Duren & FACEiIWiTHbRINK,NC NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 3rd St., Osteen. Mon..Fri • 6 PROBLEM? TO ALL PERSONS HAVING a.m. .6 p.m. 3222116. Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous _____________________ TRUE STORY CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Can Help THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Phcne6ll.333 Carol Burnett and Ned Beatty star in "ABC 9—Good Things to Eat OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED .WrltP.0..Box 1213 IN THEESTATE. - .. Theatre: Friendly Fire" as the parents of a - 5foF.n YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED - Strawberries lag. plentiful, IS qt. thattheadmlnistrationoftheestat, or more 3 for ISAU.OHOLAPROBLEM Of IMOGENE McCAIN, deceased The three-hour film based on a true story, airs EVERY DAY! Other Vegetables IN YOUR FAMILY? File Number PR 79., is pending in Sunday. at Treasure Island, Hwy. 44, C. ALANON the Circuit Court for SemInole of Leesburg. (904) 757-3519. _____________________________________________________ Forfamiliesorfriendsof _________________________ County, Florida, Probate Division, problemdrinkers the address of which is Seminole FOCfutUreinfof'matIoncall County Courthouse, Sanford, Fla. TVWOPL.USTWOISFOUR 6413333 Or write 32771 The personal representative of And That's A Fact I Sntord Al.Anon Family Group the estate is David W. CurwIngham, Classified Ads Gets Results P.O. BOx 353 whose address Is P.O. Box 133$, And That's A Fact Tool Winter Park, Fla. 32790. The name Sanford, Fle. 33771 ___________________________ and address of the personal . representative's attorney ale Set WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A _______ ______ -- ________ forth below. w.ate" Dating Service. All Ages. All persons having claIms or Box 1031, CIw?r., FL. 33317. __________________ demands against the estate are . Creative Expressions required, WITHIN THREE DIVORCE-$30.IO--Guaranteed. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF CallJo.An,323.$lfl Free details; KIT, Bo 791, ________________________ THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Pompano, FL. 33061, THISNOTICE,tofilewiththeclerk BOSTON (UP!) - Audio- face by telephone. "The per- of the above court a written • _____________________ visual telephone service con- hour fee Is less than the round- statement of any claim or demand WANTED: Customers to enjoy two they may have. Each claim must be necting eIgM major U.S. cities trip air ticket betw. Judy's Hamburgers, Super Mt complete Craft & Hobby in writing and must indicate the areas began Tuesday. Salad Bar with IS items & Great cities," she said, basis for the claim, the name and Supply In Central Florida. Country Breakfast. No cx. The New England Telephone HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French "Virtually every aspect of jr,. address of the creditor or his agent psrience necessary. Apply in Ave.. Sanford, Fl. Co. said the coast-to-coast link- person meetings can be du- or attorney, and the amount person Hwy. 1742, Sanford. claimed. If the claim is not yet due, up, known as Picturephone plicated with the service. The the date when it will become due Appetite required. The "Good OIl Days" have never Meeting Service, will Include 12 systen can utilize video tapes, shall be stated. If the claim is left the Classified Ads. . . .The contingent or unliquidated, the major cities nationwide by the films, transparencies or other nature of the uncertainty shall be Buys are still The Best I the area of technical changes is probably YUI5 away, sheheratthecamp.(R) $TARSKY I HUTCH The ,.,, .,, flatIltlflha Plaintiff DeceaSed Avenue Longwood, Seminole ., Cosnznhssionhastakengepsto NOTICIOFADMINISTRATION The staff eventually will County,Fiorida,underthsfiti AMERICAN FOOD ease much of the paperwork it make a recommendation to the name of LOVE'S MANUFAC. CORPORATION aka SERVICES TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR ESTATE DEMANDS AGAINST _____ foiii*rly required, especially In FTC. Although any final action TUR ING CO., and that we intend to AMERICAN FOOD SERVICE, IN. THE ABOVE AND ALL 4•.sP1EWS MAS'H The 4011th bscomes an impromptu nu POflAY File Number PR 79. Division Probate IN RE: ESTATE OF IMOGENE McCA1N, FAMILY (R) FORTUNE ®soviocupi 0 FAMILY FEUD 11:30 (2) TONIGHT Guest host: • \/# Deregulation TUNE Bud IN () 0 TODAY IN THE LEGISLA. Hill - BARNABY JONES blamed for thi death of iome een-agsrs wtsn a prescription drug ii found In their smashedupauto. Terrence - - ___ S DOCTORS' PRIVATE ' . may be expensive, It can cut during regular business hours 0 JR.'s Investigation into a murder Is hampered by a frightened nurse, a dud wItness and the police. STARTS .'. 9:00 uses -. .. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT P0k SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA i stated, if the claim is secured, the _______________________ 00000 MORNING FLORIDA security shall be described. The FICTITIOUS NAME claimant shall deliver sufficient NEWS Notice Is hereby given that I am Legal Notice copies of the claim to the clerk to engaged in business at 120 N. Park 9:30 ton, Detroit, Atlanta, Qllcago, each city to participate in i enable the clerk to mail one copy to Ave., Sanford Seminole County, (2) TODAY San Francisco and Los Angeles. conference. Individuals are each personal representative, Florida, under the fictitious name of 0000 Notice under 0 persons interested in th, estate ST. .InHN S REALTY COMPANY MORNING AMERI. The basic fee for a CA ,e- toAll Pictitisus Name Statute whom a copy of this Notice of (NOT INC.) and that I intend to re Angelescall Ls$6.5oper minute, corded by automatic cameras Administration has been mailed are gister •ULIAS,YOOAAJ40Y0(J said name with the Clerk TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: or $30 an hour. required, WITHIN In a private room. THREE the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Notice is hereby given that the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Florida in accordance with the pro. undersigned, pursuant, to the Company spokesman Ann Mrs. Sean said PMS will be THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF visions of the Fictitious Name "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter Bean said while the service available to the general public OMYTHREE$ONS THISNOTICE,toflleanyoblections Statutes, To.Wit: Section $$3.O9,FloridaStatutes,wiilregist,r MOVIE they may have that challenge the Florida Statutes 1937. with the Clerk of the Circuit DINAHI validity of the decedent's will, the Sig. AL Peterson inand for Seminole County, Florida, downonlong-dlatancetravelby on a flrstcome, first-served qualifications of the personal • EDUCATIONAL PRO. Publish: March 29, April 5, 12, 19, upon receipt of proof of the allowing people to talk face-to- basis. representative, or the venue or 1979 GRAMMING publication of this note, the fictitious jurisdiction of the court. ______________________ OEH.1S4 name, to.wlt: ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND 0:30 BATHTIQUE FICTITIOUS NAMI OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY Notice is hereby given that i am under which we are engaged in WILL BE FOREVER BARRED engaged In business at 120 N. Park business at Altamonte Mail, P.56 Date of the first publication of this Ave., Sanford Seminole County, Altamonte Springs, Florida, (4) UPBEAT Notice of Administration: April 19, Florida, under the fictitious name of That the parties interested in said 1979. ST. JOHNS REALTY COMPANY, business enterprise are as follows: _______ David W. Cunningham FIRST BASE, INC. and that I Intend to register said s Personal Representative - RONALD SHACTER, PtsSidefII name with the Clerk of the CircuIt AU. THE of the Estate of Dated at Casselberry, Seminole Court, Seminole County, Florida in IMOGENE McCAIN 10:30 County, Florida, on April 13, 1979. accordance with the provisions Deceased (2)AU.STAR8ECRIT8 ____ the Fictitious Name Statute, To- Publish: April 19, 26, May 3, 10, 1979 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Wit: $ection$$3.O9FloridaStatutes DEI7$ (4)0 ThE PRICE IS RIGHT REPRESENTATIVE: DAVID W. CUNNINGHAM 11:00 Sig. A.B. Peterson P.O. Box 133$ ' (2) Publish: March 29, April 3, 13, 19, WASHINGTON (UP!) — The chiding some breakfast cereals, Winter Park, Fl. 32790 1979 S I.AVERNE & SHIRLEY (N) television Industry is getting a on proams seen by older Telephone: 644.4330 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DEH.1S1 . SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA whiff of the winds of deregula. children; and a requirement PubliSh April 19, 26, 1979 11:a.o COUNTY COURT DEI.$0 PROlATE DIVISION 10:00 (2J$GT. T.K. YU A police detective (Johnny Yun.) his logic and acting ability to solve the murder of a famous rock singer. HAUIOWUN U I U I U U U U I U U U IUUIUUUIU1II end of the year. types of visual aides In making At present, PMS Is available presentations." in Boston, New York, WashingPMS allows six Customers (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA Baker quits the Clinton County police force and goes back to New York city. LAST NITE _________ 7:30,9:15 . ING(Wt0) (4)01HURSDAY MORNING (THU) (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 00000 MORNING AMERICA 0 CARTER COUNTRY Sgt. 0 1978 SANHIO INC U U 4' (2) TOOAY IN 9:30 (4) U U Publish: April 19,26.May3 10 1979 112 .¼ (TUB) (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORN- SA NRIO I'RI SI N IS . .. 6:55 (2) QUINCY Quincy is shot and seriously wounded while at th. scene of a robbery.homicld..(R) 0 BARNEY MILLER The detectives discover that a manipulating loan shark with cruel tactics is a 14-year-old boy. (R) • WORLD 'Th. Nguba Connection" Farming in Georgia is contrasted wIth farming in Senegal, pointing out the differences between the government-supported, free .nt.rprlse syst.m in a developed country and a statscontrolled system in a Third Wovl(J country. (N) a ____________ 6:41 wmss DEAF NEWS 9:00 (2) NATIONAL oopgic SPECIAL "Miss OoedaN And I I U I : ____ . a sister-in-law Joyce is forced into taking a singing job in a saloon when her ax-husband gOisbroli.. en huts some pretty strange stories about her late husband when she ventures into the VIIlag.outsld.th.cast$e. . .. ________ ____ - _____ _..... 6:30 (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING FRIENDS Guest: Tim Conway. DICK CAVETT Guest: Kurt Thomas, ____ _____ _______ (4) KUTANA .. (MOW) HIGHCUFFE MANOR Hal. — __________ ____ Thursday, April 19, 1919-58 (J) 0 ANGIE Angie's snobbish Z CAROL BURNETT. AND 8:00 . FJI) (I) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS 8:30 1:30 _________ _______ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at P.O. Box 3101 Forest City 3fl51 Seminole County, Ftora:lhefiditIousnameof DONGE 1. ASSOCIATES LAND. SCAPE SUPPLIES and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with Fit :m: , 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sag. George L. GroU ________ ..q (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUB, experts and contestants try to a crime after "witnessing" a tap. of it In this game show hosted by Ed McMahon. ONOVA "AcrosiTheSilence Barrier" Accomplished individuals prov, the success of recent scientific and medical breakthroughs for t!'e deaf. (R) (4) MARY TYLER MOORE . _____ OP1 GOES THE .,i,.,. aia..... -s..p#i.muuluy..aJI.rnvrn.r1, WHOOUNNIT A panel of 1:00 - QN p (R) ______ 5'Oq. i"'SI Legal_Notice ____ chishom bid to reach Fort Lararnie after being wounded in an Indian attack, while Will and Gideon their quest to be reunited with the family. 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Section . . . 24.95 O O B,GEOypjIjNIJ5 7:30 6:00 Monday thru Saturday ClQS.dSudiy - Do-it., - - I" - d -- -- -- -- ------ ---- ---- -- - - told him to disconnect, Quigley said, adding he did not see any smoke and didn't know there was a fire. Kaiser agreed today the fire at the ice plant was under control at 9:30 am., nearly three hours before Quigley stopped the flrenuui from using the city fire hydrant. He said firefighters, however, rtsnain ed at the site until 4 p.m. to be sure hot spots were put out. Kaiser said he had been told the firefighter was attired in "bunker gear," but he did not personally see the man. "If the man had said they were fighting a fire, I would have said 'Fill it up, pal.' If the county had requested assistance, we could have increased the water pressure at the pump station," Quigley said. "If the county fire department needs our help and would let us know, we would be happy to cooperate," he said, City Manager W.E. Knowles in a letter to Kaiser on April 26, 1918 asked that the county not use city fire hydrants unless an emergency exists under the city-county mutual aid pact. "Other needs to fill tanks for training can be accomplished at your stations with private hydrants," Knowles sai d In the letter. "Th is will avoid damage to the fire hydrants so they will be operable when needed." Kaiser sa id he could not find the April, 1978 letter in his file, but referred to an earlier one in which he suggested a meeting with Knowles to discuss some sort of contract on the use of city water. Knowles' April, 1918 letter pointed out no contract exists bet. ween the city and county on periodic use of the city water or the hydrants. "ft is an unfortunate misunderstanding," Kaiser said. THEY ARE 'THE BEST' dub . '" ••••, bore 0 of told the Sunrise Kiwanis they the concert. sun- would like to turn the 'ocssda strain said the board took no of the concert which they action on the request, ed podinga irnate to bd. dMINd -r: due rd to check to ma wheth owvswr the Sanfo VPI14Ion (Tornbefore Elks Club wire dea* another sorthlp of the concert would to the club which is davskping violidec the dub any Nowtoday when otaout of IthPc.j. thepromniors srt failed to 'ain 0 do of the ulSamiordAveiw,. (rum the 8"'IQli club charter did Indicate "lsisanlcsgrurçolyo.,g Kiwanis Club. sponsorship would not be ISOJle pIaf101flg this thii," :Club praddad GNI poadbli. However, he said thi SIMTofl* $d 'Ihe We club 's dub's action in no way reflects we 'nigid have with our c ola ibs concert Inecasas the dub a negative view of the Is that we_aderdend • he akoboite beverages ay .v.M where alcoholic prumotirs' plan. Hi said the may sold at the conc conceit ad well , he __ any action because of its have to IN If that Is ' (Tam Juli dub M11111".$$ dwisr. d rlprINatatiYSS I Merub, s"B film Ceur Club Thda Barbera Grsonya en tine, p majs of the concert, Thoman, Cpwntry Club See CONCEIT, Pigs ISA 1.61 - ' - - - - _____ - .. . . . .. 0 - .,.. . 0 ,0 wiuis . . - . -- 'l a.strvm, If Feeling yourse -. . . ' - •ft public is invited to hear the best middle school musicians Seminole County when the band, brought Loge. tht'r for on performance only, performs Saturday at Seminole Community College beginning at 7::io p.m. The concert is free. Hand directors from vim'tualk' all of the County's middle schools selected ic students which they believe represent the best i musical talent, GordonO'Hara. a prolessor at Stetson University will conduct the orchestra. Herald photo by Tim Wild 0 0 - thing as last year' - - -- we were doing the same Flaos for a June 10 Ph: 323-4700 HOURS: today dIsC1 ___ ___ that were ucaJt in Sanford oyThat SANFORD 700 French Avenue Managernnt reserves the right to limit quantities on special sale merchandise. 'Apparently Quigley thought • PRICES GOOD THRU APRIL 26 Prices quoted in this ad are based on customers picking-up merchandise at our store. Delivery is available for a small charge. "I stopped and called the city utility department and was told the county fire department had not requested permission to use the city hydrant. The man made no mention of any fire when I Today Rock Concert Hope: Ions Dashed Again 1.73 Piece ..... _____ ' 2*4*02% SPRUCE PRICUTITUDS , I Quigley said today he saw a man, attired in a T-shirt, filling county fire tanker hooked to a city fire hydrant at Au-porta Boulevard and Jewett Lane Thw-sdiy as he was on his way home Religion Pages Moving 2*4*S' SPRUCE STUDS OW to work. SOlb. Bog (s.ch) ..........2.29 By DONNA ESTES HeraldSta.ff Writer Student Bus Sought For Lake Brantley High P 111 AA UdüIO Kai*serai Sanford Offic ial's Order 'Mis understanding' Anarda tea Seminole Coy fireman Thursday to disconnect a county fire tanker truck from a city fire hydrant did not hamper the figMing of the blaze that destroyed a vacant Ice plant off Rand Yard Road wed of the city. Extra County Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser said today the whole matter seems to have been a "misunderstanding," agreeing the fire was under control almost three hours before Quigley's action. "Apparently Quigley thought we were doing the same thing as last year filling up county fire trucks from city fire hydrants and didn't understand we were using the water to put out remaining hot spots to cool the debris from the fire," Kaiser said. Kaiser reportedly had been critical of Quigley's action and allegedly said Quigley had hampered the fighting of the fire at the When the split session begins students whose' parents must members of the PTSA fear take six subjects," said Sheila old Ice house. Kaiser this morning, however, said he determined this fall, students who elect to work and can't provide tran- students may discontinue Lyman, one of those who said Quigley did not hamper the fire fighting. take a sixth subject at Lake sportation," Mrs. Falstad taking a sixth subject because she will be at the board ____________ Brantley High School may be contends. "Many parents can't no bus service is provided to meeting. walking borne to do It. afford to buy and maintain an take them borne. "Many of the the good bend A group of concerned extra car for their high school According to 1978-79 st udents will want to take five childr en. And the sit uation Will parents, students enrollment figures, huh heavy academic subjects to say they will attend the probably worsen with gas school students elected to take meet college requirements," Seminole County School Board prices going up." six subjects instead of the Mrs. L The Evealig Herald'i religious news pages are moing. meeting Wednesday to request Beginning this fall, juniors required five, Mrs. Falatad to dropyman said. "If they have Readers will eat fad them in today's Issue, but In the Sunday one of the six subjects, edltles hereafter beglulig this week, an extra bus be provided for and seniors at Lake Brantley Said, The high school is band will probably go," students Involved in extra High ho Sc ol will attend a five- Predicting at least The de"dftie los' receMig religious news will rema in Wedor more curricular activities at the high bow morning session from 7 students taking six subjects in Rechberger, a teacher asadsy es, but the added time to process the material for J* school, said Diane Faistad, a.m. to 11:55a.m. and freshmen the fall, she said, at the high school, said, "It imertiss ii tire Srmda' edition will be more effective for Herald readers. president of the high school and sophomores will attend a discriminates agauat the more not Parsrd-T.scher-&udent AND- five-hour afternoon session forIf bus service Is provided ambitious student by not these students, y elation (PTSA). ding bUS tISIOIlaUOII from 12:05 pin, to S p.m• at the elect to drop out of their extraprovi for the Bus service is presently school at 975 Sand Lake Road In classes and create havoc student electing to take planned for students taking five south Seminole County. subjects. this allowed to __________________________________________________ only for themselves, but subjects next year but there Is nappen in u school, ft may The split session is DO assurance that students solution sought, se l01L toot Parents and guidance cownestablish a precedent for' other Arsead The Clock ..........4A Dr. Lamb .................. high school ØA taking six subjects can have officials say, to Cope with its Mrs Faldad said. schools. Special programs In a &idge .................... IA Horoscope ................. 8* "My husband and I are active broad bus curriculum could be Cal ..................U Hospital ..................1ZA Palstad said. transportation," Mrs rising enrollment until the new In Band Boosters and we worry severely limited not only for Ceesles ....................PA OURSELVES ..............9* Lake Mary High School Is about whet will happen to our unfair but for other Cre.wsrd .................IA Sports ..................... 7* In December,. 1980. Lake Bradley Band Program IfLake schoolsBarantley In Se discrüninatory against thand ose completed But Mrs. Folded and other minole ..................4A Television ............Leisure students are imaMa to .................. pjj Conagy."- Editorial jN P .................. 12A O Sq. Yd. . 3.19 With aerator, cone washer, friction ring, tubes and adaptors. Smoked acrylic handles. No. 8129. Eactt................... 19.99 c SOlb. Sag 1uuj [I Washerloss Twin Handle FAUCET "It has nothing to do with the accident," they agreed, "but he was chosen because of his exemplary service all year long and the way he lives up to the ideals of Rotaract," both men said. Past secretary of the club, Nealis helped In Rotaract's "Rent-A-Santa" project, was in charge of the croquet tournament sponsored by Rotaract In the Golden Age Olympics and was involved in helping the Central Florida Zoo and other local service prolects. "He was one of those people who was always there when there was something to be done," said Vogel. Nealls joined the club 2 years ago. Nealis said his doctor told him "no work for a minimum of four months" as his active job requires him to be on his feet all day. Delighted as he was to receive the Man-of-the-Year award, there is something Nealls values even more. The walls of his hospital room are covered ____ with colorful paintings and get-well wishes made for him by his adat the children's home. "I love os. kids. y re Mt Pat Neslis couldn't make Sanford Rotaract Club's annual banquet at Mayfair Country Club. But he had a good excuse, he was "tied up." He got his steak anyway. It was delivered Thursday morning to Seminole Memorial Hospital, where he was In traction recovering from injuries received in an auto accident three weeks ago. Along with the steak came another surprise. Nwas presented with a plaque by Tom Hunt, president of the Sanford Rotary Club naming Nealls Rotaract Man-of-the Year. Hunt was accompanied by Rotaract President Eddie Helms and Past President Gary Vogel. The Man'of-the-Year recipient is selected by a vote of the members of Sanford Rotaract, a young men's service organization affiliated with Rotary International, and Is ,ipa.a,i+,I hi, ak uwuru notary _. Clubpp &V notary resident. 1x12 SHELVING 29 i I Gives precise control over water level. Replaces old-style balicock units, no rod or float needed. Easy, do-it-yourself installation, fits most tanks. New improved model is quieter, fills faster, has 5-year Warranty. BY SHARON CARLScO McGraw is asking for more E. Smart Jr. of the Winter had received medical care and Herald Staff Writer than $100,000 in punitive Springs Police Department and attention and had suffered no A former Winter Springs man damages. Scott Kenneth, certified first physical injuries due to the auto Is suing Winter Springs and two In the suit, McGraw stated aider and assistant fire chief for collision. of Its employees for negligence his late wife, was involved in an Winter Springs. At approximately 8 a.m. the he claims was responsible for auto accident at SR 434 and Immediately following the next day, McGraw said, his the death of his wife. Blvd. in Winter Springs car accident, McGraw said his wife died. Following an auto accident onSbeoah Sept. 29, 1978. wife was issued a traffic last fall, Irma S. McGraw, 53, "Smart knew or should have As a result of the accident, citation charging her with known that she presumably was taken Into custody by WlnterSprings police and never Mrs. McGraw suffered serious driving under the influence of received or may have received given proper medical attention, internal Injuries but she never an alcoholic beverage. Both serious injuries as a result of an claims John W. McGraw Jr. of received medical treatment Smart and Kenneth arrived at auto collision that was the from city employees, McGraw the scene, he said. Winter Springs. reason for her arrest and when Mrs. McGraw was later taken contends. Mrs. McGraw died Mrs. McGraw was taken into presumably is and-or may be to Seminole County Jail where early the next morning, hesaid. custody by Winter Springs Intoxicated or otherwise. According to the civil suit, police and administered a mentally or physically imshe remained for several hours until her husband was allowed Mrs. McGraw's death "was breathalyzer test at the police paired," the suit said. to take her home, the suit proximately caused by the department, he said. His wife, Kenneth "negligently and states. At approximately 8 a.m. aggravation of and failure to failed the test, he said. carelessly failed" to reasonably to her head and the following morning, Mrs. treat injuries She was then transported by examine, treat and obtain McGraw died, according t body which she received as a Smart to the Seminole County reasonable medical or hospital result of the collision." complaint. Jail where she remained for treatment, McGraw claims. The suit was filed on April 12 Besides Winter Springs, other several hours without receiving McGraw's suit seeks in ex. at the Seminole County Civil defendants named in the civil medical treatment, McGraw cess of $2,500 for compensatory Cowtin Sanford against Winter suit include: Iowa National said and in excess of $100,000 for Springs, its Insurance company Mutual Insurance Co., the city's When he picked up his wife, punitive damages. He demands and the two city employees. Insurance company; U. Edgar McGraw claims he was told she a trial by jury for the case. Herald pIie by Tom Nets Pat Nealis receives Man-of-the-Year award from Tom Hunt, Rotary president, as Gary Vogel (left) and Eddie Helms of Rotaract look on. CHAR-BROIL 0 0 Reg. Price (each)...................... Reg. Price (each) . 99 Durethene polyethylene Clear film for protection against moisture damage. 10' x 25' roll, .004 Mu (thickness). In Woman's Death GAS GRILL 0, -- -.--------- O 0 b.. 04....,. ft.___a.a._.,. ._. 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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>, March 02, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/41a1a4b60f95bf81f66054d310f0e41b.pdf cb48ce0cf28909ce719ba1537d5f8f0e PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 187—Monday, March 26,1979k—Sanford, Florida 32771 Of War Ends 30 Years Bcj i n, Sadat Ink Peace Trelnty Auni*rWhirl WASHINGTON (UPI) — With President Carter looking on, guests watched history in the making from bleachers erected oe Egypt's Anwar Sadat and Israel's Menachem Begin ended 30 over the weekend. years of bitter enmity and open warfare today by signing the first Sadat, plotter of the 1973 Yom Kippur War, and Begin, the old Peace treaty between an Arab nation and the Jewish state. Irgun gunman, took today's fateful step toward peace after six The Egyptian president and Israeli prime minister, in the months of cajoling, begging and arm-twisting by an American shadows of the bare, gnarled trees on the front lawn of the White president who would not concede defeat, House, put their names to a peace package opening a new chapter The stage for the drama was a 19th century mahogany pedestal in the history of the Middle East. desk on the front lawn of the White House a far cry from the Buzzing TV cameras beamed an momentous event by Hal Kaufman *LONE STARt Remember this verse when ye.',e alone and burdened with work: "There's this to say of a committee of one: ALO YLE SST ALK AND ALO TMO RED ONE." Rearrange cap letter spacing for sense. all ,,..p jow log e pu lSl 1*01 $01 V Names provide clues tothoIdentIti.sOfthesebir 1. They's fast. 2. They're heavy litters. 3. They're like a flat hat. Whit birds? - • 41 PUS It 11'II '41 'II 11 'ft - .. . . MUSCLE BALL of CHALLENGE Cron an elbow with a tennis ball and what have you got? Tennis elbow? Wrong. You've a chance to test your coordination. He's's ,r : .,, . -- • Local Residents Ponder Effects Of Peace Treaty M3 1461 3 .3•. • If \ kA F 12 .7 ' With the sigitog of Mideast peace treaty just hours morulig, the Herald set out to ask some of its readers whet they think of the momentous oocaslon. The questles asked: The Mideast peace treaty Is to be signed today - what In your opinion is the most significant aspect of this historical event and what do you think it mesas for the United States? a away this -'22 ......................................... Roll upyoursleeve. Place the bell In the palm ofyour hand. Now, let thebal$roll down your forearm, bounce it off yourbi IS Cop and catch ltback in your hand. 16 Sounds easy? Give It atry. When you have mastered the stunt •.•.:..• : .. •••. 'j7 1 CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differascot in drawing details between top and bittern panels. New qelddy can yo find them? Chick anewers with these bslsw. iUIS4W I1Wild 5 J4JO$ el 4J1*$ 1 iflIS4W IIJUMN P 1UWW hI Sh*1I,$ 'g viiSw '1'pg4.1w g.jss * H5113 1 :iviJlj a Joint saw — 003 . . .. 'k'•*I .: • •. . . .' . . . . : . 'I believe this Is the bed chance we had of obtaining .. .. with one arm, try It TALK SHOWI Will, leek who's here banding the ear of our again with the other, friend ahive. To complete picture, add lines - ditto dot. — for " a two By MAX EHKIIZTIAN Herald Staff Writer Efforts by a group of local youths to hold a benefit rock'n roll concert Harry Anna Crippled Children's Hospital, Umatilla near Leesburg have hit a snag. Elk's Lodge opposItion to rae concert. The planned as a means of raising money for Harry Aims, which is run by the Florida State Elk& The concert group headed by Nikki Thoman and Barbara council. Only Councilman John Morris opposed the measure was U fl Interes 0 • - ' at some photographs of of nears, I think perhaps that should down and chat and see what we can doto help Your cause," wrote Oliver In the letter to Miss Thoman and Mrs. Greaya. The calling Itself Country Club Productions staged a benefit rock-and-roll we Thomas at w group ission to . . automobile accident. sit to of of . By DONNA E8TES Mrs. Mollie Steudle. Mrs. To them her support and advice don't like a lot of promises from Herald Staff Writer Steudle represents gray power represents the will of the senior candidates because they,wIll be The first place candidates for at the polls, citizens and the possibili ty that promises they can't keep. I like elect ion In the city of The candidates usually want a substantial section of the candidates who their Casselberry and county-wide to talk over their campaigns electorate will cast their ballots communities andrespect are ag ai nst stop off when they begin their with the woman who has In their favor, taverns with go-go girls. I like campaign___ s Is the 420 Kentla resided in the area far the past "Some candidates come here good, family men who have Drive, Casselberry home of 17 years and seek her support, and I don't even know them. I some kind of a feeling for reli on," Mrs. Steudle said. • -. . I she Mood for and what she had Girard noted problemsat that concert led to the Elks op. position. Girard wrote in his letter to city officials police Informed him there was use marijuana and liquor the concert. of at -. • — -• • - - -. • •.. - -. - • • • • . $ .. . Candidates are: Lao Ware, 402 East St., Altamonte Springs for the district 33 seat In the Florida House of Representatives. district comprises much of Seminole County. Ware served in the Legislature during the first Silver-Haired session in Wit. He Is naming unopposed. Syd Captain, 315 Arcadia Ave., Holiday Park and Edythe Edge, 000 Ellsworth Ave., Altarnnnte Springs, DIstrict 16, Florida Swats; BoUM Hardy, 1700 W. Third St., Sanford, Elizabeth Ran, 4160 Minion Road, Melbourne and Mike Shrocco, 560 E. Georgia Ave., Longwood, district 17, Florida Senate. The Senate districts comprise Seminole, ant Osceola qgjs, Ware, who also serves as chairman of the advisory council for the Ares Agency on the Aging, said to day ballot box.s will be used In , - been pretty fortunate in the ones I supported and helped get elected. There have been only about three who disappointed me," she said. "I contact my friend sand tell them whatever they do they must get out and vote. I took about l4to the Casaelberryaty Hall to vote in the city election before my senior citizens club, "The Happy Seniors," went on a cruise last December. The Happy Seniors Is the second senior citizen club organized by Mrs. Steudle in Casselberry. The other club, the South Seminole Senior Citizens Club, she originally figctiort without her. Each club, she said, has more than 100 members. "We don't discuss politics or candi dates during our 60 meetIngs, but we do talk after done as a member of the Altamonte Sprin gs City / on. / "I would like to see another I woman on the county cornand another woman on MOLLI E STEUDLE the Casselberry City Council. ...voting power One woman can't do anything .e. Men are always pushing population, the seniors down their ts. I yearzoldand older—represent meetings," she said. am for the equal rights 21 pe t if the registered "Senior Citizens should be amendment. I feel women voters in the county, according involved," she said. "They should have as much say as Seminole Elections Super- should not be looking for men," she said. visor Camula Bruce's office. something for nothing. I feel After Mrs. Steudle choose her "I tell the seniors to get out to everyone should be putting candidates, she passes the word vote. We, my husband Frank something Into the cornsaid Mrs. Stee, around the senior citizen and I, take them to the polls and inunity," who is to celebrate her 04th community estimated at 10,000 we, Insist they vote absentee if birth day this year. persons In Seminole County,— they are going to be away on D es pite her advocacy for the 3,000 In Cauelberry alone, election day. I work for the While the 10,000 represents candidates and then watch See 110UiE, Page LA about 12 percent of the them after the election. I've ____ ______ Seminole Coàty'i senior citizens 60 years old and older will go to 12 special, polling places ttroughout the county from 10 am. to 2p.m. Friday to select their delegates to the The Silver-Haired LigIltise, to meet during a week-long seaslon, July 16 through July 20 In Tallahassee, will determine the cove ve concerns of their elderly conditutads. While In TaIIaI'aun there will be 'vn1tee meetings, dsbslubo the floor and passage of bills that have to do with the Older citizens of Florida. I SqnIn' senior dtluin'a popiI.1k,n is im at 15,000. Registered, senior citizen voters in -io,si re nd 21 percent of the total nomha of registered voters. To vote for members of the Silver-Haired Legislature persons mad be 10 years old or older and be Florida voters. u. On - , "And, I would like to see more women in government. I work gied for Sandra Glenn when the ran for the county cornmission although I had never met her. I met her for the first time a week ago. I liked what Legislature — — group of for — because It puts us In the middle' Fred Streetnian of Longwood. ti concert, and we are enclosing concert last November the brouchures, Sanford Airport's Lake Golden of our youngsters, a data sheet to raise funds for Belinda and history our hospital. As Wilson. Miss Wilson was in. the time of your performance jured last March in an The concert did not seek the endorsement the saying he felt the participants local lodge, said Mrs. Greanya. were more Interested In holding However, the group did receive a concert than raising money the endorsement of the hospital. for the hospital. J.C. Oliver, administrator Final issuance the permit Harry Anna sent a letter Miss Greanya, appeared before the and Mrs. Greanya the concert was held up Sanford City Commission the direction, of City Manager dated March 9 granting perMarch 12 to seek a permit for Warren E. Knowles, when he mission to have the concert held the concert they had planned to received a letter from Louis J. In the name of the hospital. hold June 10 at the American Girard, exalted ruler the "You certainly have our Legion pounds U.S. 17-92. That local Elks Lodge, saying permit as approved 4-1 by the lodge opposed the perm stage the benefit rt concert Steudle Home First Stop For Candidates ______ j.. — Benefit Concert Permit Held; Sanford Elks Lodge Opposed Their 'In the long run, It could of treaty — of Seniors Vote — — of- — a Seeking Support Of Seniors 'I think it's important because hopefully, It's gnh to bring peace' Shirley McPherson of (lays of prayer armies of conce — .. t — aware or — city 'I don't see why we should have become Involved in this' Dorothy Meadora of Sa nford. - brief period of 'Vireats, p6during and possibly some acts of treaty The Sanford City CornrnLiaIn'i approval March 12 of a permit to hold the concert will be reviewed at today's 7 p.m. cwnnitsalon meeting at hail In light of the local peace' Kathleen Reynolds of Sanford. -- -S- carter for . ' - significant occurrence" of his presidency. But he warned of a d Egypt's sale of petroleum to the Jewish state. terrorism" before actual peace is achieved. - -. .,... egui and Sada we auricuii ahead "the great t urning point In the Middle Begin and Sadat also decided to sign all three versions the Issued plea day East," Sadat around the world," it as "the holy pursuit of peace" and English, Hebrew and Arabic In Washington, scrapfering thanksgiving for the Israeli-Egyptian treaty and asking predicted "this peace will be permanent." ping Initial plans for additional ceremonies In Cairo and But the euphoria was tempered by warnings that the tough help in reaching overall peace agreement Jerusalem, The stage for today's Middle East drama was a 19th century talks would seem like child's play compared to the next The completed peace package Includes the treaty's preamble stage in the peace process negotiations for an overall Mideast mahogany pedestal desk on the front lawn of the White House and nine articles plus three annexes, three letters of intent, far cry from the Sinai sands where the Israel and Egypt memorandums agreement and the agreed minutes. settlement. egrn nauea rae event as •RIddI.Me-ThIsI What cries "HI ho, Sliver," has four eyes, two heads, two legs on one side and four legs below? The Lone Ranger riding side-saddle. .••. ai oil millions 1 Americans, Egyptians and Israelis as 1,200 lucky times sInce 1S41. a determination. Carter said history may view the treaty signing as the "most See related stories, page 3A * live to Sinal sands where the armies of Israel and Egypt did battle four Israel'ssurrender Suppass you are asked to pick n.m.. between 10 and SI, beth digits of wl,idi are odd irnaliba. Hew many chilces di you hive? Ouess. did battle four times in three decades. Begin and Sadat, who go to Capitol Hill Tuesday morni g to But the unprecedented security as the three leaders gathered explain the treaty to members of Congress, worked until late WdOF the gnarled, leafless trees on Pennsylvania Avenue was a Sunday night to settle the final issues In dispute. The road to today's signing was cleared after 11th hour grim reminder of the Arab rejectionid rhetoric that threatens the precarious peace put together by tireless negotiators and Carter's discussions led to settlement of the final outstanding Issue — t*usJ3 O. - Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents .••. — ZA Machinell - Space Shuttle Ushers In -. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fl.. wñlchsd from the 747 jumbo from the osurint tomeratirs (UPI) - Spsce agency 4 jet that flew it from coed to of reeitry Into Eatth's stm. coast and towed two miles to a phire. The red of the si, banger, we it sill be rigged Je,i will 'do MW ap of ftM , bring a routine with eagless and 'sek b w be misted at tho MWoM tori. The procedure look Space Center work a the In ti National Aeronautics aad shedis. Ibree main bes 'hssiu Space AdaiMrMlon worksrs om be acerul "e1- - • --- Age C)f Travil NAM&A a.. said. 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Loses Belt, Shoes Too Man Headin NATION IN BRIEF 4 Injured In Bombing At Kennedy Airport NEW YORK (UP!) —A bomb In a flight bag about to be loaded aboard a TWA Jet at Kennedy airport exploded Sunday night, slightly Injuring four baggage handlers. Hours later, bomb blasts rocked two New Jersey buildings In neighbor populated by Cuban refugees. A caller to United Press International early today claimed all three bombings were the work of the and. Castro terrorist group Omega 7. He said the bombs were to protest tourist flights from the United States to Cuba. "Of the TWA plane at Kennedy Airport, we Intended to blow up the plane without anyone on it," the caller said. TWA and police received three calls warning of the bomb at the airport but not will after the explosion at 8:48 p.m. EST, leading police to theorize It exploded prematurely. Spenkellnk Appeal Rejected WASHINGTON (UP!) — The Supreme Court today rejected for the third time an appeal from Florida mur. derer Jobs Spenkelink, opening the way for him to become the first American executed against his will since 1917. Spenkellnk, 30, now has exhausted all available state and federal appeals. This puts it up to Florida Gov. Bob Graham to decided whether to sign a death warrant and set an execution date. Coupled with last4td maneuvering by his attorneys, this process could take mouthe. Carter: End Useless Laws DALLAS (UP!) —President Carter wants federal regulaticm process to curb the government's tendency to "throw another law and mother rule at every problem." Inflation and excessive federal regulation W.ra on Carter's mind during a twoday trip to Olthtima and Texas. In Elk City, Okla., at the eighth town meeting of his Presidency, Carter said he would beef up the staff of the Council on Wage and Price Stability and expose "Irresponsible" firms which violate his voluntary wage prlcd guidelines. In Dallas, In the opening address of the National Association of Broadcasters convention, Carter said he would ask Congress to require that useless and outdated regulations be eliminated and the cost-benefits of new regulations be studied more carefully. Teamsters Ready To Strike WASHINGTON (UP!) — The Teamsters are voting to strike. Unofficial and Incomplete reports from Teamsters union locals across the country Indicate the workers will easily authorize negotiators to call a strike II they are '_to forge an anos siu ith Industry. Union President Frank Fitzsimmons called for 300,000 trick drivers and warakounemen In locals around the country to vote during the weekend on a possible strike. Fitzsimmons was leading the negotiations with Industry leaden In suburban Arlington, Va. _ Marvin Case Nears End By MAX ERKILET1AN Herald Staff Writer A Seasonal worker on his way to the Florida Keys Sat urday to work on fishing boats was given a lift In Daytona Beach then given a hard way to go minus shoes, cash and personal goods valued at $410. eve Z Maranall, 23, no pernameid address, was picked up by two men In an older a wallet containing about $200 model car near 1.91 and 14 In cash, according to deputies. south of Daytona Beach The robbers then ordered Saturday and given a ride tol4 Marshall to take off his s and State Road 436, according and belt and begin walking to Seminole County sheriff's away from the car. deputies. The pair then drove away In a at the Intersection, westerly direction, Marshall Marshall was let out of the car. told deputies. However, when he reached Into FIRE CAUSE gIUDIED the back seat to get his belongings, the man In the State and local officials passenger's seat pulled a email continute to probe the cause of a caliber revolver and said, fire at the Seminole Petroleum "Don't touch It. Now I want Plaid, 203 N. Laurel Ave., Your wallet," he told deputies. Sanford, early Thursday Marshall complied with the morning. robber's demand, handing over Samples of petroleum In the only was the structure totally Sanford, started In a bedroom, destroyed, but the fire also according to deputies. destroyed all the furnishings No amount of damage was and "a lot of priceless personal listed. Owner of the home is possessions." Freddie Robinson, who is serving In the armed forces In FIRE IN VACANT HOME youibs playing with matches Arizona, according to deputies. HOUSE FIRE are suspected of setting fire toa mattress In an emidy house A lighted stove is being storage facility, according to Sunday resulting In damage to blamed for a fire which ex. fire officials. the structure, according to trernely damaged a Sanford FIRE LOSS deputies. home Saturday. The cause of a fire that The blaze at 1106 Knox Ave., The fire occured at 1209 destroyed the unoccupied home of Anthony Leonard on Cameron Avenue east of • Sanford early Saturday Is still undetermined today, fire of. flclals report. The fire was discovered by a Seminole County sheriff's deputy on routine patrol about 4:30 am. Leonard had not been living at the residence since he was hospitalized about three months ago, according to his son, Clem Leonard. ~& The younger Leonard said not MIa Marvin, 44, a former suppsrclub singer, was called for her final appearance today In the ttl*l, which started Jan. 16 and has seen a total of more than 10 wltruua called by both sides. Superior Court Judge Arthur K. Marshall has ordered that testimony end by Wednesday and that final oral arguments In the landmark can be delivered on April 10. He he. Indicated he will hand down a written riding a few days later. Garwood, Family Reunited CHICAGO (UPI)'—'#I love you, America," proclaimed Mario. Pfc. Rebut Garwood, who disapp.er.d In VlsImom 13'b years ago and returned to his native soil Sunday aiding the to lam '4e charge, of desertion and New Newton Trial Possible OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - Alameda Cesty -wheso murder case against Hay Newiss resulted In a hung jury, mud decide this week whir they Intend to try the Black Panther party leader lielm for the kWthg of a prestitida. &çsior Court Judg. Carl Andiuoo asked De,idi Drlet Mkresy ibm (kloft ad Newton's lawyers to appear before him T-ediy to ce—Mr the qndM ofa new trial. Fiber: 'Fresh' Fióm 7'ies - WASHINGTON (UP!) Thu makers .1 Fresh Iferless kr.Sdmuttmtk*cutsmxs the advertised fiber in the pre&th weed or the 1*4 of tries." ITT (Ail..lI of Rye, N.Y., yeimetsd . firsthand by participating In that process. It is an educational program that demonstrates the democratic process by providing the older citizens of Florida an opportunity to make.,. known to the public their area of legislative Interest. Legislative concerns identified by the first Silver Haired leglilatire In 197$ were: community care for the elderly appropriation of $11 million; creating gerontology and geriatrics education program In both public and private community colleges and universities; expanding health services offered under Medicaid; Allocation of Title XX funds to programs serving persons 50 years old and older In accordance with actual population need.; Increasing transportation services for the elderly and handicapped; freezing real estate taxes for all non.biathes residences occupied by an owner who is 65 years old or older; licensing of derdurids; creation of a department on aging and the commissioner of elderly affairs, MoIll'oe Steudle - 197t.uVsI. 'PP, Ns. lIP 111111101111 Thu 11*1* Nuap , . ," . C1M5 PI*p. Poid at $$ $,Ip,t awl 0110"t **,PIIMNI *L Ill L. 1*91* vN Iv *91*1W = . - . ' .• -. ... •. . . Satellite Falls To Earth 1 \ OTTAWA (UP!) — A Soviet satellite fell from orbit and soared through the Earth's atmosphere Sunday, leaving a fiery trail over five western states and the Canadian Northwest territories. A spokesman for the North American Air Defense Command In Colorado Springs, Cob., said It was believed the statellite, an early non-nuclear model launched in 1969, disintegrated before reaching the ground. In January 1178, a nuclear powered Soviet satellite crashed Into Canada's Northwest territory, spreading debris, Including radioactive fuel, for hundreds of miles and the cleanup operation cost the government almost $14 million. Canadian authorities said they would not search for the debris this time. "A thing like that could spread over 200 miles," Capt. Doug Cale of Canada's defense department said. "Since there Is no problem with contamination, It wouldn't be worth while. And It would be hard to find." ; "SL".. Herald photo by Tom NituI DOUGHNUTS FOR SALE "' * '' ' - "'. Legal Notice NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) — Uganda radio reported today that President Id! Amin was cut off from his army and surrounded by Tanzanian troops at the town of Entebbe. Tanzanian military sources scoffed at the report. __ d Bulkd..4 Of Elvis Millions _ _ ___ Many Hearing Problems Can Be Helped. AREA DEATHS, IN THE CIqCIHT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 793$5CA.02.K CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, a municipal corporation of Florida, THE STATE OF FLORIDA, at at., Defend ants. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA, THROUGH THE STATE ATTOR. NEY FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JU. DICIAL CIRCUIT OF SAID STATE.' THE SEVERAL PROPERTY OWNERS, TAXPAYERS AND CITI ZENS OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, INCLUDING NONRESIDENTS OWNING PRO. PERTY OR SUBJECT TO TAXA. TION THEREIN, AND ALL OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR IN-1 TEREST IN PROPERTY TO BE' AFFECTED BY THE ISSUANCE BY THE CITY OF IMPROVE,' MENT REVENUE BONDS.sf SERIES 197, HEREINAFTER, MORE PARTICULARLY DES. CRIBED, OR TO BE AFFECTED' IN ANY WAY THEREBY: 11 You and each of you are hereby' required to appear on the 15th day of' April, 1979, at 11:30 o'clock A.M. before the Circuit Court for' Seminole County, Florida, at the Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, and' show cause why the prayer Of tt.: Complaint flied in the above entitled Proceedings should not be granted and the Improvement Revenu& Bonds, Series 1575, therein described, and the proceedings have. Each claim must be in writIng and must indicate the hosle for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attor. ney. and the amount claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, the date when It will become due shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unhiquid. ted, the nature of the uncertainty WWII be stated. It the claim is se authorizing the issuanc, thereof, awed, the security shall be dw valIdated and confirmed, sold bonds cribed. The claimant shall deliver consisting of not exceeding Sin. sufficient copies of the claim to the Hundred Thousand Dollars daik to enable the clerk to mail (1551000) lingrovimOnt Rev.nu OW Is each personal represents. ion , Series IM,to be dated April flue. 1, ltlS,10 be issued all atone time of All persons interested in me estate in Installments from time to time to Whom a COPY of this Notice of and maturing on April 1 In such Adminlstraflen has been mailed we years, not exceeding III Ive (31) required, WITHIN TItlES years from their date, and in such MONTHS FROM THE OATS OF amOunts as shell be determined by THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF sueequ.* resOlution of the City THIS NOTICE, to file any oblictiens Council of The City, in the denainina. they may have a, challenge the lion of each, each installment validity of the Mcade,ss will. the tobnumbered from one upward in Gvalltic.tlens of the personal order of maturity, and bearing in. rsprssentative, or the venue or terest, payable semiannually, it such rate or rates not exceeding the lurlsidiction ii the Court. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND maxImum legal rate, a more per. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ticular d5CVIp$IO Of Said bends being contained in the Cimplaint WILL II FOREVER BARRED Oft otffiefirst pueIlcaUen,I this filed in hl55 precosdinge. This Order te Show Cam NaticeefAdmlntatratle.: 11111111114I "I i,,bo published in thi maimer reguirod by Section 711g. Fl or i- Severly N. limes, ida Slatuts..,Ia As Persailof Rlpresentative of 1110 Sanford Evening Herald,, a newspaper of general clrculasien In No Estate of Chicago, 111.—A free offer of Vernon Presley, executor of lul' =Is ai e Wad the We PAULINE MsIAUON Mrs. JuliaKing Liegwèod; special Interest to those who . Ellis King Lagwssd; hear but do not understand doWs weft at mom dw Gud words has been announced by Mrs. Pauline Elizabeth $10 million as of A4 17, p77, hter, Mrs. daug mum, 77 of 334 Bsyos Paomcola;fourgradchildin; Beltone. A non-operating 20 day after his Intel bmt attack at Gracelmod m-iiji.. 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Chicago, iIliioIs 406$. ornt.ie. d ___ , ____ _ ___ . ___ ___ _______ a., • ___ ., - -, -- - ___ __ _ -.. . -- -_ .*.. • -.- -.-. • .- • - . -'. . . - - .- .... - ................. . --I - _ . _-* S _ •-h The radio reported that a 2l000-strong Tanzanian Invasion force, supported by tanks, had cut the main highway connecting the capital of Kampala and Entebbe International Airport where Amin was trapped with 20 aides. The radio said Amin vowed, "with the blessing of God," to fight his way through the surrounding force and rejoin his army and family and to "reunite Kampala and Entebbe." Amin was quoted as saying he would "show how only 20 men can fight against 20,000 enemy troops who are attacking Uganda." Plaintiff, TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Nine of the shah's top generals and 27 other supporters of his government will stand trial In the first judicial court proceedings since Ayatollah Rulwllah Khomeini's revolutlonarires seized power in January. 71* government pledged Sunday to grant autonomy to wed Iran's Kurdish region In exchange for an end to the bloody fIgIdIng between Kurdish rebels and Iranian army troops In Sanandsj, 31$ miles west of Tehran. HOSPITAL NOTES March 25, IM ADMll5lON5 Sanford: Sanford: - Dora Emanuel Appel ' - Candy Johnson Caiulvn S. Sandkulla - Thelma I. Pidgeon, Delary Earl S. Kriner, Deltona 'Angels M. Mercoreill, Deitona Tracy N. Ailman, OStion 'Wes*iv W. Bridges, Osteen SIITNI Sanford Barton _____ Jeluiun, Randy and Candy, a girl • DISCN*RGI5 Sarawd: two Johnny Davis heffla JOINS OraceMaryThwb.ld& baby boy, MiNlaIld Cumie Owen, Orange City Audrey Hilkwan. c1ando Sflal. les Isttti. Warren, Mich. James E. Nowell Josepiine Kennedy Linda B. Livingston Anton Michels Frank Wight, Apopka Henry F. Unman, Deltona Jorge Deiesus, Dehona Ronald Thompson, Osteon Thomas J. West, Chicago, Iii. Sanford: DISCHASSI$ • . - James i. Howell John J. Ludwig Lisa Thornton Robin Carlson. DeLaiw VWgIffla Penick, Oeltona Ruby Townsend, Lake Monree sosy girt, Sam" Krisillia, F. Pit$NIOII B babY .frt, Lsngaa4 ,• ' I , ,. N ~,_ ' ' I L. lv ,' - ' ' - ~ -, - . I'll be ready could have had a chance to help our country if they had gotten a better education.' When Azad first came to America he was shocked to find "there are places here where the people are as poor as they are anywhere else in the world." According to Azad, the Shah's real fall from power began when "the people started to see what was going on. They were watching their brothers and sisters the and that's when they really started to see." What the people began to see, he said, was repression, as Iii the case of a "close relative" of Azad's. "They put him in jail for four years because he had a book that criticized the Shah. No gun, no protest, only a book." After thousands of these Incidents had occurred, the people of Iran "took to the streets," as Azad saLi 'Pe (the Shah) promised reform, but when the people protested, the government's answer was to 1 '— WI ' 4 -. . . -•. - , , '• ,% , I ..' I. Iranian students celebrate new yea r by performing play lire on them. They found the only way to remove the Shah was by revolution, so they took to the streets. When the government soldiers got tired of fighting their own people and Joined the revolution, It was only a matter of time." Although It is apparent, he said, that many Iranians, especially those In Iran, harbor anti-American sentiments, Azad noted: "1 like America and Americans very much, although I do not agree with many of the things the American government has done." He is still bitter over the role the C.I.A. played in prolonging the Shah's rule. "To me, no country has the right to interfere with another country," he said. Now that the revolution is over Azad said he has high hopes for his country. "We hope the new government will be a popular democratic government where the people have freedom of speech and elect the officials.' He added that he would prefer "the government and religion be separate." Azad said he is glad the Iranian Women who are op. posed to KIiomeinis strict Islamic dress codes protested to show their opposition. 1t is their right,' Azad stressed. After all the lighting and the struggle of the revolution, what will happen if another govern. ment tries to repress the Iranian people? "We will take to the streets," Azad replied. "People must always be ready to light for their freedom." called In a number of mayors to warn them against encouraging the strikes. In Tehran, about 50 Arab students seized the Egyptian Embassy today, one day after 100,000 Iranians marched to condemn the treaty. Egyptian guards offered no resistence and an 'The Israeli army is fully prepared to fill its roll In maintaining order' embassy official said the protesters were peaceful. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met separately in Damascus Sunday with Syrian President Hafez Assad and Palestinian guerrilla leader Yasser Arafat and later declared Moscow would help all those fighting "imperialist agresslon." Palestinian leaders called for an oil embargo against the United States and warned that U.S. interests in the Middle East were In "grave danger." Black-uniformed Egyptian police, riding in trucks or vans and armed with automatic rifles, tear gas cannlsters and batons, patrolled Carlo's streets. Others were stationed In major squares and outside embassies, hotels, universities, and government offices. But the only reported incident was minor. Less than 100 students, mostly members of fanatic Moslein groups, shouted antt4reaty'akgens lizday'ow.ttm campan of Caizo's tin Shams University. They later dispersed peacefully. Police did not Intervene. "The Israeli police is fully prepared to fill Its role In maintaining order," Police Commander Haim Tavori said Sunday. "We have mounted a massive security net, especially In the streets of Jerusalem." Jerusalem has been the target of numerous terrorist attacks and on Friday, one person was killed and 14 others wounded by a Palestinian terrorist bomb. No festivities were on tap in Egypt, with most Egyptians preferring to stay at home, or cluster In neighborhood cafes, to watch the signing ceremony on television, relayed live by satellite from Washington. But Jerusalem was ready to mark the first formal peace treaty with an Arab stitte with a "thanksgiving assembly" at the Walling Wall. In Tel Aviv, the signing ceremony was to be seen on a giant television screen in front of the municipality square decorated with Israeli, Egyptian and American flags. Arab residents in El Arish, the unofficial capital of the Israelioccupied Sinai, planned celebrations to mark their inuniznent return them to Egytlan rule. In Beirut, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, a radical Marxist groIp led by Dr. George Habash, Issued a statement earlier Sunday saying "the resistance should open fire on all Imperialist interests In the area." ______ ____ ... ____ _ bs _ WUIIIIn Osi, O$tIOI a ' Writing In the American he wrote. "Although ulrohul Medical Association's Archives addiction Is Less serious in Israel than elsewhere, it should ________________________________ of In ternal MedkIaie for Mardi, be realized It exists and Is a Saglv said formidable challenge to Israel's during the lad two decades Israel encountered a growing health and social systems." number of drinking problems, $ a... readings: tea- lkwed a"" IS mph today despite the reputation of Jews • Pei5, 91 SWrjght lows, ad M and bdsbhe II$ as moderate imbibers. WDAYTWU 4$;1 yesterday's high, $1; 411 Sagiv said alcoholics are kreus$rk presanre, 11-08; Daytesa Reach: high being found Increasingly --4 t .1. 11 . Ali L , IS per cent; lOuisa. 4:26 p..., low among the young. Mud of the I* • winds, N at Israeli alcoholics are Oriental 'W3M.a., 4:50 p... Vuec$: Mostly isuy 7:1 Jews, traditionally Israel's Cavernl: today ad TisP7 Mild World even U*Ih they lanes, ad cod at t. a.a. 7:17 p.m., low 12:17 a.m., originally hail from Arab land. 1:01 Pam. aMupp5f*to7$5 where use of alcohol is for. a y aid 7% Isypedu high 12:14 sm., l ad rWg •Tisu. 1 tisghl in the laO7 pm., low 7:11 am., 7:11 ii. vaiuiertory p.m. in 91s. Wind. .e 'planatlon to these fiMlp," WEATHER I Clara S. Pulp LW AM Smech . JW" CHICAGO (UP!) — alcoholism, especially among Residents of ISrael face a the young, an Israeli _____________________________________ mount ing problem . of reports. Mildred Garner SGhaflIIOfl Charles D. Bridges MIchael 0. Crumpton Jeanne D. Davis I _~t Israeli Young Drinking Heavily 1575 March N. ADMISSIONS .'Ir'. I ? Never Detore have so many door and planted a kiss WASHINGTON (UP!) — on his Boeing 707 In New York for the American Secret Service Secret Service agents been face. The nervous guards flight to Washington. almost Called upon to protect Begin or quickly shoved her aside. agents briskly, About a dozen big, armed a red-haired Sadat in Washington. savagely; pushed Her husband, a large man, agents got on the plane after "I've seen bigger agent call- rushed up but he, too, was him. woman who rushed up to Prime Minister Menachen Begin to ups, but nothing as big before pushed aside. Both men's motorcades in Around them, l00 people 1iJ kin him as he entered his hotel, for Begin or Sadat," one agent are being preceded for the Washington She succeeded, but was nearly said. "It's a sensitive time." the aisle and cheered and followed by police vehicles It Is, sensitive because of the knocked over. prime minister. A teen-age girl hostility to the treaty expressed ran out In front of him and tried and station wagons filled with The Incident Sunday in the by the hardline Arab states and to take a snapshot. agents. Helicopters zig-zag carpeted lower lobby of the the extremist Palestinians, who A guard shoved her aside, over the routes. Washington Hilton Hotel lllt* have called for Sadat's over- too. Tr Traffic affic Is backed up for the trates the te nsion surrounding even his assassination. The display of protective motorcades, and the streets the presence of Begin and Begin has always been their might. Including agents wear- around the White House were Egyptian President Anwar target. Ing white bullet-proof vests totally blocked off today for the Sadat In the nation's capital for At the hotel, the unidentified beneath blue windbreakers, outdoor signing ceremony, the signing of their historic WOMIIQ rusimei up as Begin was was evident when Begin creating more traffic jams In peace treaty. being escorted toward the glass boarded the Israel Air Force the alternate routes. Shah's Generals On Trial • I a Security Especially Tight For White House Signing Tanzanian military sources In Nairobi immediately &nlased the report as "another figment of Amin's imagination" and said the military situation had not changed since a Tanzanian force captured the key town of MplgI Thursday. They said the announcement was Probably another of Amin's "tricks" and they expected him to announce a major victory over the Tanzanians later In the day. . - '3' United Press International A bomb attack on the U.S. Embassy In Damascus, a general strike by Palestinian Arabs and seizure of the Egyptian Embassy In Tehran heralded today's signing of the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty. Egyptian and Israeli security forces patrolled the streets and squares of their towns and cities on stepped-up alert for attacks aimed at marring the aigning ceremony at the White House. The bomb that shook the U.S. Embassy In Damascus Sunday caused little damage and no injuries were reported. "It wasn't a big explosion and nobody was hurt," a Marine guard at the U.S. embassy said. "It happened in the garden of the embassy." Marine guards were the only people In the building at the time of the blast, U.S. officials said. While Israelis prepared for dancing in the streets to mark the first peace treaty between Israel and an Arab neighbor, a strike by Palestinians on the occupied West Bank and Gaza strip shut down major cities and towns. "Not only does it not offer us anything, but It also Ignores the Palestine Liberation Organization," one West Bank mayor said of the treaty. Sources In the police and the military government said stores and offices were shut In East Jerusalem, Nablus, Ramalla, Bethlehem, Hebron, Jericho and Gaza. The military government Amin Has Tall Tale To Tell Legal Notice •jI.- r~I 0 J I As Treaty Is Signed: U.S. Fm assy Bombed, Palestinians Go On Strike ROME (UP!) — Italian Vice Premier Ugo La Malfa died today without regaining consciousness from the effects of a massive stroke suffered two days earlier. He was 75 years old. "UgolaMalfa died this morning ats:saa.m. 11:55 p.m. EST Sunday," said his long-time physician and close friend, Prof. Sirlo Leutlni. ___ Daughter Gets - Italian Vice Premier Dies In an effort to raise $8,000 to be matched by federaL funds, Youth Programs Inc. held a doughnut sale this weekend at four Seminole county banks. Helped by South Seminole Optimists, Youth Programs Inc brough 13S.4ozen, 4o knUIR ud most were soi l Friday despite the wet weather. Youth Program staff, volunteers and clients helped with the sale. Seen loading doughnuts Into back of truck are Pete Rodriguez and Mansoureh Bolourl, a volunteer from Iran. when her own three children him tearsstlll come to her eyes. were young, able was involved ln Since moving to Seminole parent-teacher groups, the County, Mrs. Steudie has been grocery-store or a red light In equal rob amendment, Stetzlle believes awoman's first American Legion and other active In the Farad-Teacher Cas.elberry when I moved community organizations. She Association although she has no theme," she said. "I have a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR place is ln the borneta$n6 care has two daughters, five children or grandchildren in wonderful life and ask the Good SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA of her children unless It is an PROBATE DIVISION two great the public school system. the Lord to give me a few more File Number 75.94.CP Absolute necessitytothat Mid grmchllifrem and thers gradulldren. The heartbreak remain, active In the American years to get done what I want to Division work. "I'm opp p ose mo of her life the of l* and the Longwood Civic — the building of a senior IN RE: ESTATE OF working when there are only son, wall citizens complex In the city and ZELDA YARN a pilot daring the League Youngsters," She Said, iddth Korean War. As she talks of "There wasn't even a a bus service for the senior Deceased citizens," Mrs. Steudle said. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING "Then I can die happy." OR DEMANDS AGAINST "When I help a candidate get CLAIMS THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL I don't want him to OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Cain to me. I know he can't do IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED everything to please that the administration of ZELDA everyone," abs said. YARN, deceesid, File Numb., 7, Mrs. Ste'jlle spend. a lot of 'd.CP, IS pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida. time with the Happy Seniors. Probate Division, the address of "We go on a cruise once a year. which is Seminole County Coiir. Nut month we are going to the thouse, Sanford, Florida 31771 MEMPHIS, Tern. (UP!) — Public cemetery to a private sddgmo& The personal representative of the P1 Y and from Sept. estate Expenses dacrmoerl the estate gravesite at Grac,land. is Beverly I. Simon whose Il of remaining 33 to Oct 5 we are going an the address is 2411 Woodmount Nearly $2 million also went to lion's evudually will go Drive, of Elvis Presley by about $7 to aids. LouIsvIlle, Kentucky INID. The million In the year following his pay loins for Presley's Lock- who lives with her mother In name and address of the Personal inst the superstar was heed Jetetar and Convair ISO California. Presley's daughter the MlmIuIppi. Last year we representatIve's attorney we Sit a uise to Venezuela. forth below. Mill a millionaire .10 thouaircraft. also will Inherit Grwuland, the went on ancr C aracus d St.Thomas. It wall All persons having claims or over, a recent accounting Mod* odds expenses In. white-columned, dinands against the estate we two-story a lot of fun," Mm. said. shows. dude $4,150 to Presley's former malli011 and 13 a114s'deug required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF The udelalner's wealth we. wife, Priscilla, for support of acres valued In the report at THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF docomeatsd ins 31-pegs report the couple's 11-year-old 011*. PFe.ISy also mud THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk submitted In Probate Court daughter, Usa, and $* to ii.m and lot In Palm Springs, of the above court a written state. MOM of any claim or demand they Friday by accoududs whoMrs. Prissy for a property Calif., valued at $314,151 may totaling the estate. Judge J Evans approved the "Sure,lt will bedlfferentthan when I left," he said, "but I know what's been happening. I'Ube ready no matter what it is like." Azad recently completed his engineering degree program at the University of Central Florida, but at Friday flight's "Nosoor" (Iranian new year) celebration at UCF attended by about 150 members and friends of the Iranian Student's Assoc., he said he doesn't feel that engineering is the most tinportant thing he studied 111 America. "The things I learned about politics here will probably help me the most," he said. "When I was back there (in Iran) I didn't know what was hap. pening. None of the people did. We just knew that the government wasn't working." Corning from a poor village, 33-year-old Azad said he is fortunate to have had an Op portunity to attend a university. "Most people from there were pretty poor and after they got out of the sixth grade, when they were about 14 or 15 years old, they had to go to work Just so they could eat." He added that "a lot of them were smart smarter than me and they JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UP!) — Opposition calls for the resignation of the government and the Ian. peachment of the state president today pushed South Africa to the brink of a constitutional crisis over an international influence-buying scandal. Charges and countercharges flew in the burgeoning scandal Involving allegations that the now-defunct Information Ministry paid millions of dollars to foreign Politicians from a secret fund in exchange for support for South African policies. ___ .• 11 4i ;. .. f, I U IA .. , of protesting, rioting and Scandal Shakes Government (Coatlaned From Page 1A) ___ . 1 ., - indoWrth 1 .' _ Garwood, 33, a jesp kI.r who ,wIdlsd from ad alit Danang, was k'm'tdIatsly reunited with (idly members upon WE return to the Gred 'se Naval Training Station north of (cegs. H. will receive a oin,rduivs i.rie. of medical .'"om '1"War to those given ether returning POWs and, evutally,possibly face a court-martial for collaboration with cawdaI forces. 1 1 . p e in America. In several weeks he will return to a country that has undergone drastic political GENEVA, Switzerland (UP!) — Ministers of the OPEC oil cartel today attempt to halt a spiraling price free-forall brought on by the cutback In Iran's oil production. Only about 55 percent of the oil from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Is being sold at the agreed prcices and, In some cases, a barrel of oil costs as much as $19.50 rather than the "official" OPEC price of $13.34. The price fluctuations stem from the cutback in Iranian Oil supplies. Since the new Islamic government of Iran ordered the nation's well to resume pumping, production has been kept at about 2 million barrels a day Instead of the pee-revolution levels of close to 6 million barrels daily. Oil industry officials have expressed doubt that the 13 oil ministers, who agreed to a non-decision making "consultative" session Instead of a formal meeting, will be able to completely restore price stability. I - Ahmad Azad left Iran four On Spiraling Oil Prices .. Seniors Vote On Their L egis lature o Herald Correspondent OPEC Ministers Meet Bacon was renting the home owned by Mary Smith, 1703 W. 13th St., Sanford, according to police. Monday, March 26, 1979-3.4 I ... - LOS ANGELES (UP!) — Michelle Marvin got a last opportunity today to convince a judge that her six years of unmarried live-In companionship with In Marvin were worth more than $1 million under the rules of modern IN BRIEF LInln Court whIle Edgis Bacon, who occupies the residence, was walking to a nearby store, according to police. The heating stove In the living room Is believed to have Ignited the blaze, according to firefighters. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Iranian Graduate Of UCF Heads Home WORLD oreys Gets Robbed fire have been sent to testing _____ and ala. labs In Tallahi*see to try and determine the cause of the blaze, Meanwhile, the fuel remaining in one of the tanks that was not burned In the fire hall been pumped into transport trucks and taken to another . (Co.tlaeed From Page IA) the election In Seminole County. Seminole County polling places Include: Brim Towers, 619 E. First St., Sanford; St. John's Village, 240 Oxford Road, Fern Park; Florida Living, Route 2,5K 431, Forest City; St John's Baptist Qnwdi, 813 Pine Ave., Sanford; Prairie Lake Baptist Church, 415 Ridge Road, Fern Park; Grant Chapel AME, Franklin Street, Oviedo; Altamonte Springs Civic Center, 436 Lcngwood Ave., Altamonte Springs; Weatmoide Altinwne Springs Civic Center, Spring Oaks Boulevard, Altamonte Springs; Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, 400 E. First Street, Sanford; Weatside Improvements AssocIation, 13th Street, Sanford, and KrdgMi of Columbus Hall, 3304 South Oak, Sanford. Those who are elected will develop legislation, revise that legislation in committee, debate and pass those bills on the floor of the house and senate. The Silver Haired Legislators experience the Ieg1iItIve process it Will Be Different' ' • ____ ______ w _____ -s.' "k, ~ A ill--~",*` __ �Event'ngHemM to $102 One of the least concerned Individuals Involved in Thurdy's early morning explosion at the Seminole Petroleum Co., storage plant Is Susie. A dower Is femme with puppy eyes, Susie ha,- a night lob In security at the petroleum plant. Susie was on the scene at 1:01 a. Thursday when flame, up from three of the four storage tanks at the plant. However, she Is not talking about the fire. I was working In the Evening Herald's office when the blast erupted. At At first Iusurned an irate subscriber was verift his or her Anger at something Ihad written by trying to rem the building. However, upon In. veetigation, I saw the flames across the street. As I looked Into a purely towering Inferno, I muttered to myself: "and me without a camera." Around 41-20) ) N: FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305422.2111 or 014603 Monday, March 26, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Director 9 ______ __ Advertising er . V J Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 05 cents; Month, $3.60; I Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. __ ' 1W The Clock 7MAXFRULET[AN Law Conference, Susie was not the only animal I met last week. Fred Wynn, Longwood, had a little spare time one day lad week so he dropped by to introduce scene of his pets. Fred's Idea of a furry creature Is a Florida Cougar. He brought the cougar and a three-year-old ililgatorto the Evening Herald to pose for pictures. Our minaging editor suggested I get In on the mugging ... with the alligator. of the gator, especially In Actually, I had no light of the fact its jaws were taped shut. However, the same cannot be said for the poor and almost fainted. reptile. It got one In all seriousness, Wynn's message with the wild fear look at me presentation. The Law of the Sea Conference dates back to when the United States decided there should be treaty recognizing the oceans as "the common heritage of mankind." Negotiations since then have been dragging on like a marathon dance. But because there is still no treaty is no reason to discount what the 158 nations participating have accomplished. There is substantial agreement on most of the issues recognizing the jurisdiction of coastal countries to a 12-mile limit, with control over resources in a 200mlle economic zone, guaranteeing the right of commercial and military ships and aircraft to travel through and over international straits, and agreeing on an international program for controlling marine pollution. The delegates are close to agreement on rules to cover fishing and protection of marine mammals. The delegates are farthest deciding how the nations of the world X'pagicipate in harvesting the mineral wealth known to lie on the international seabed. This is the issue guaranteed to generate the most sparks at Geneva. It has become a classic confrontation between the developing countries of the Third World, who make a ciaim on the seabed resources under the "common heritage" principle, and the Industrialized countries which have the capital and technology to do the mining and have the Water need for the minerals. U.S. Ambassador Elliot Richardson and others from the industrial nations are pushing a framework for an International Seabed Authority that tries to give the developing countries a voice in seabed mining policies and a share In the return, while at the same time assuring that those countries do not use their numerical superiority to dominate the scene. As Mr. Richardson points out, overcoming that problem is a test of the United Nations concept Itself. The U.S. Congress can help give the Geneva negotiations a nudge by passing a bilinow before It WWCh .weai allow US. pentea to ibsad with seabed mining Operatlonawithout a treaty with the understanding that a portion of the revenue would be set aside for the benefit of the Third World under whatever agreement may emerge. This would signal to the conferees that seabed mining is going to take place one way or another. That It must can be seen in a look at the reserves of nickel, cobalt, manganese and copper - on the land masses of the world. By some estimates they will last only another 25 years. The seabed sooner or later will have to be tapped for these resources, and It is up to the delegates at Geneva to decide whether the mining development will be orderly and of mutual benefit to all, or a competitive scramble Inviting hostility and a new form of economic warfare. Let us not be so self-assured that we fall to see what we can learn from animals in terms of living with as opposed to destroying our environment. And let us not be so unfeeling as to4ail4o appreciate the beauty of something living wild and free. WAAWWW bmiumo 1*0 L. £ The ,UUn )RW v7 ZIII W W £k. ____ • " WW VA 1"' Ain*' uMow It Is net the aider. of sduiichid cM) ssrvada to bow ____ mssklytoths. _____ MM -Pon toa wopond N radwimig of the Pintaisui IS typlcal The )spauenl of Delasus has proved itself espsdaUy adept at dánding its own tuf "p"el revw'q"i,i _ ___ ______ Mainq L Ruor, a leemer secrelesy ci lb. Aluny. his annoimcsd his Wvtlr' to ridge frees his --J-- 91u1 to king __ __i iatsay III is OM'dwy to Politicians aren't the only ones gearing up for next year's prde'tIal race. The Federal Election Comss has just announced that its "machinery Is being oiled" in preparation for the campaign. But that FEC lubrication job Includes the questionable expenditure of almost $2,000 In public funds by a imall group of the coinrrilWon's senior staff members during a 2%-day "retreat" at a countryside Inn more than 100 Miles from Washington. The FEC Is responsible for administering federal law governing presidential campaigns and for authorizing payment id millions of dollars to candidates In both the primary and general election races for the White House. The meeting to plan for the 1* campaign was held far from the capital despite both op position from FEC Chairman Joan D. Alkens and a warning from the cnmIiilon's InformatIon officer that public disclosure of the arrangements could be embarrassing to the agency. WASHINGTON (NEA) lls- mi ___ __ ____ ___ ___ BERRY'S WORLD - Although the retreat was designed to improve cooperation among the FEC's seven dIvi'Iona, It produced Instead a bureaucratic feud between the commission's lawyers and other hlghranklng __ agency The driving force behind the meeting, held at a nra) lodge called The Boar's Heat Inn near Qiarlotteaville, Va., was William Loughery, the cimli.Loo'a deputy staff director. After returning to Washington, Leughery prepared a typewritten, nine-page, single-'— memo that lids all the purported ac% ci the rurat,rdr.M,, Bi even the participants whe hended the meeting on the grounds that It provided a valuable form for Informal discussions have characterized Loughery's memo u an exaggerated account, possibly prepared to ward off criticton that the trip was little more than a ___ __ OUR READERS Girl Scout1. Thanks ____ wtmmn one would be able to write tofor ___ I would 100 'to thank the Evàlng Herald and its staff for the outstanding coverage you gave Girl Sods during Nathjnal Girl Scout Week. The troops thSWililolaColsgy are to be commended for their community ____ ____ ___ mot live on a limited Income. It does appear that the consumer Is being "taken" And this Is quite unfair. I would greatly Appreciate any Information you might be Able to give me. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Pruitt (Roland S.) Yours In Scouting, Most of the participants rented $31.$0.pernIght rooms at the countryside Inn for two "EML while cads for the conference room brought the total hotel bill up to $1,044. Those who drove their own cars to QarlottaivIlle were reimbursed for auto expenses at the authorized government rate of 17 cents per mile for a round trip averaging 250 miles, with cods in that category totaling Almost $375. In adilitlon, the participants received a collectiv, total of 10 In standard government "per diem" payments of $15 a day to cover the ccdofm.alsandlnddentalexp.n..s. The total co of the retreat was 'lightly mote than $1,100. Alkens declined to personally discuss her views on the meeting, but a spokeswoman was authorized to say that the ooIuaIIen chairman "aspi 'about ides and "qusdioced the value of the seminar." Doris B. Bacon Fled Ezseuttve Sanford _____ (F,. ails: Yes way wait to check wNb Kathy Leffew, Cesremer Ser-vices Cserdlut.r, Departeneit of AptWtue aid C.wuaer services, DIvlsIis ci Czer Services, Mays _ ___ Gas $ Control? ___ My husband and I moved to Florida about 5% years ago and hay, really en joyed our retirement here. We both lov, to travel and are quits concerned about the various price rigei, and so far, it seimo the highest price per gallon for ps, bas bsen herela Florida. We notedthat In the Northern States, when, the bucome rids Is much higIlc thenFlotIda,the$usells for abopt50i club to 0.9 on" yd here In BahK tim price rma about $4.1 ceatsand as highas Ni Colo. ______ ___ ____ ___ _____ _____ Da,14 Flake, the oominIon's chief In. formatlonofticer atthstlmso(ths trip, alao d'ftgg to diacuas his attitude toward the rjsi. Bid eth the FEC said he ward his colleagues that It could be publicly perceived as °' mkl ______ Following .Lu,the. di.,.uecom'qI tha..ldre.Co1 w mittee voted 4-1 In December to accept a daff recommendation for a formal hearing. The Inquiry Is the mod serious charge of wrongdoing against a senator since Thomas J. Dodd of : Connecticut was censured In 1967 for misuse of political funds. The committee's trial-like proceeding was postponed will April because of Talmadge's Intensive treatment for alcohol abuse. His apparent return to good health set the wheels In motion for final Senate action that could come by summer. target AlthoofugInv h several senators have been the estigation for official misbehavior to recent years, none has suffered the fate of four House members censured by their colleagues and five others who have lost important chair. man,bIps since 1Pm. The two most recent examples are Reps. Qiarles C. Diggs Jr., D-Mich., who was chairman of the District of Colombia Crininittee, and Daniel J. Flood, D.Pa., who chaired the Appropriations Subcommittee controlling the budgets of the Labor and HEW Departments. If the Senate determines Talmadge violated Its rules, It will face the qu,4lon of whether he simuld retain his position as chaIrmen of the. Agriaglure Ccmmitt,e and the Finance Sub. committee on Health. His probable replacements Sins. George McGovern, D. S.D., and Gaylord Nlscn, D.WIa., are more. liberal and more likely to support President Carter's policies. ___ services. ______ WRITE ____ boondoggle. ___ _____ ___ Some wikedid gas sells for more, than 7OaisagaUuu. CoW you Will me who has control overtlmgespeices hsreinflorldsorto ______ ____ ____ Fld, $3104.) Please Write Letters I. the editor are welcomed far publicaties. All letters must be s isd, with mIliig address aid, U ___ pessible, a : somber se the Identity of the writer may be venillet The Evesiag Herald will respect the es.1wrftwh,d,setwuttetr aames In print. The Eventig Herald alas reserves the right Is ads letters Is elIM.te libel or Is coderm to space - - JACK ANDERSON Issue Blackens Carter White House 0 WASHINGTON Jhrmy Carter's bird- endorsed dscrlmlaallzatloeu of marijuana greater threat cancer than cigarett, smoking Bid the nkbt, r-l4bgjty for the fori of working lmageInalldsrs would like to to tk pvm amounts, dose. And rsgJM1ons lies with Cougrais, Which cam that Adeiinitrdion policy Is arrived at the way It was no secret that Peter Beesisger, a Ford In fact, the society had said precisely the pesual laws without fully appreciatin -.A-&--"g Ui the civics kitbeeb, say It should be -carefully as head ci the Deng oI)osiI?, t marljmaa Is "far lees carcinoto b"ln—n.j a4 tim pedic w'lglthg argoments en all sides elan less, and stesmeid A11.LddiIn, w a har1mr gidc" then tobacco, And govrnment drug Tw years ago, the Senate tried to ds' basing the Mal decision strictly on lbs merits, who_1 deor'--'-"iu Beer., bid IslO4i 1 ueol pot by asmetbing about this lack ci consjsd That's nil the way it works in the Carter Widio mere macs with Car, ad hunger had to adults Is probably set harmfuL ala, ft paid a r'iddion rsqudiing that ___ Roan., however. go along. ___ ___ _ Yet Beulager costlaues his Midline "regulatory 9ci svsketkm" be lsdidu' am.ng mpep on martjusno go pr's 11 m., ant,, ae.. was cavg writing a propaganda c"npalgn. The pr.cticaj effsc of the onmge rp uM ftempwiln eKb W.; policy-from moderate to Midiks will have jiesy prsucrMs era White Hem. da ft. We his aicucy an Adratke drug psitcy to the Senate floor. affects en " OM ci Amerl later reported he bad bees sees airIng o.s antler iW ahead aily ho a slewdowa In These statements are ulçpase to ilfy the. The bhe44hs uus dory ci l pelicy at a NORML party, and he r*i1 a "i d,crksinslisatke offsets across the coordry. groups that will be effected by the ni,, roverad Is ass ci pomsualities, e and of $b5 pat the kettle Mvh Masy states cosildentag relaxation of regulation, ailkiat, the pilordlal ,coon Booms amasoed r- r - t aai While marl ju will follow the Saw cemeqeusces and the affect en personal prtvay Apparently with Ma eye as the iuiltMns, of Iliane si unshed mertjasas and aims eves Ar*lenlaws Mid line and lean the and Mate how much "oeM paperwork can be unihe pat, cow in 117$ eembraced ad =011110. dr&: p"n for pet ma a the books. espect.d to result. 4I ef In m144177, The k9ft threw the While How he. a Local pelire, ascouraged by Beusiagur's scary The rus'hdlon saId lb. geode would be aid sio bng a drug ad, LGa topWllidertedaMus4 the liabesdedtocia e rdsrder.day ,, enemago fir the pr - to deliver to Cangra. Cater Pk wets mere iliad sheid a dreg omsim t eni-, 1 g$J 'igwlJ marijusus r than _1 bid FNtule: While Hem. ,McIMs tad our Louis (lee. D.Fla., found that ci bill a de W-- gea bhuu the pr-i.i the Hat lance ausdide Gisy 0" there Mi be., real reports ttd ng lbs 10th Cangrai, I1 epu by Esithikeep. He Ins In paitcy the ividesee cisarly y Igoausd the i,qIt . Many ci thá due.Sutel4'il '1erheIm 5iMa1"eltidty,DIA'shewto* sh atherviss. Aid billa re w br. law. s lass lIW,), the' prpet In ci in sitIng In 'MM.'s drug sheet, set by rur- i c4,reii., ci lbs Ivan these repOrts tMi c½ffl hepuspohey ci is ab pehey. He sided by_4w barr, Los but by a pesiickes rs._ 10 — to the Ma'ids gave the Idea prady et *VI .vlss:*wse 'I'tIa IJL-,I$bbyld wc who teab looms's PINS as We Booms eall dflar cithe p,t1euI as lb. prM'i's — liii, ding adler. Mod dlKW k, d 11161610111 401,1 Nat Iarp,lbs as ad hsr Mi repad - ad uuwo raiw ik ci meet gave s 'epfo$pidaihers1wasspprsadby irremsuaty - tapatId eheped tMi Nm aid ci W$a aid paparwuk . . 91111M In I, lInus ding sdamas.lo.ma ,eat.ivs,to g by tia ins apseab U lbs Ameula go,u Is tosusely ' —ui en the Is I''t, tim final venIos Cacwbdaty bw sdthntpatpse.a buraicrats. - us -". j. einip1 &_ ., ___ put It this. way, I'm 'U1 UU. : ssat.s' an youre i'poflid oil' — I'm dpndont on you!" __ a ' - '— ____ ___ f. - -: 0 • S a .. -.0-- practice session. "Our reserves ran Indiana State's offense against our starters on defen- se,' said Heathcote, "and Earvin played the part of Bird. He (Johnson) Is the but does things with the bell that mortals don't do. He's also a gloat outside shooter, and can penetrate the post." Heathcote says his defense's main job will be stopping ISU from getting the cheap baskets, "and that means stopping Bird from hitting someone underneath for a dunk or a lay-in. "We know we're going to have a difficult assignment. They are a tough opponent." Indiana State coach Bill Hodges hopes his 33-0 team will complete passer." Heathcote said he tried the experiment to give his players "an Idea of the Bird's passing ability." "Earvin and Bird are the top passers In college basketball today," Heathoote said. "Stop ping Bird's passing will be a real challenge. He has the impressive ability of finding the open man ln the basketarm. He 0 a gin g Bird I become only the eighth In the history of the NCAA tournament to make It through the We can sink our zone defense in closer to cut off their Inside shots and passes." Hodges says he will try to find the best matchup to stop Johnson and Greg Kelser who combined for 59 points and 19 rebounds In Michigan State's 10147 semifinal win over Penn Saturday. "And we hope they (MSU) have an off night." He said guard Carl Nicks will dart against Johnson and Brad Miley on Kelser. "If we have trouble, If we get too many fouls season and the playoffs unn beaten. ISU Is only the 16th beaten. team to make the tournament without a regular-season loss. Heathcote says his Spartans will lay back If they get a lead against ISU, but Hodges says, "We don't believe In holding the ball. We won't stall, It's alien to my philosophy," Heathcote said, "If we get the lead early, it will help us cheat. 0 or If Johnson or Kelser are having a hot game, we'll have to be ready to adjust early. "But our players do not feel we're underdogs." The 6-foot-9 Bird said, "We know they'll try to force us outside. But we'll try to take it right in on them." Bird hit from everywhere In ISU's 76-74 semifinal win over DePaul, sinking 16 of 19 attempts from the floor for 35 points. He also grabbed 19 rebounds and dished out nine - Johnson says he's always been a fan of basketball and good basketball players. "I got excited watching Bird in the semifinal game. But in the championship game I can't get caught looking." DePaul and Penn meet at 4:35 p.m. (MST) In the consolation game, followed by the championship game at 7:15 p.m. (MST) in the University of Utah Special Events Center. Seminole % Sports ._/ _1 Nudges Parade Ah By MILTON RICIIMAN DeLand Seminole High ran Its record 'Ii Frank Sinatra Of Baseball? __ to baseball to 11-4 Saturday With a 3-2 victory over arch- ___ __ ____ rival DeLand. Darien Whitehead pitched a TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) Johnny McNamara fInished m'kIg out three-hitter for the win, going his lineup card and put the pen down on Ms desk. the distance with six whiffs and _______________________________ "People keep telling me about all the pressure I'm under," he no walks. Whitehead and Bobby SAW. "I love It." ' Wells led e SHS th at tack wi th The pressure he was talking about has to do with his m0wingthree hit _____ Sparky Anderson, far and away ft most 31weessful ad possibly the most popular manager the Clncümati Reds ever had. The Reds' new manager got up and walked over to On the top shelf was a small wooden sign given to him by Toronto President Peter Bavasi, whom he worked with when both were wlththe Swi Diego Padres, The sign Wd: "To handle yourself, use your head.TohdJeoth.,mayom, heart. Toageat exen , that'stImwayJoMfiy life. It's also pretty much hew he manages his ball club. Basically, he's a sensitive, sollipeaking individual, yet he's .aci. Whitehead drove in runs in the first and third Innings, while Wells plated Whitehead with UI even winning run In the third. S •; Seminole hosts Mainland '14 today atSatSanford Memorial Stadium, while the Seminoles ''- •• entertalnLakeHowefllnakey district pine Wednesday night .. _____ ____ HewaslldenIngtoAndywmhim*s1jt1fngof5 ballada now S -5 -..;.,, 1. 'A" .. •• . P.SC. poses* Mis Laos"" Car,as McKisisy iw$II i.,... N ill Deft 4$1 LOW 311 e.w.iis 361 ... S - : 1.,,... . • • ... .1 S _• S -. '': •- . •. ." .'i--..'-,:. ,,'- -' .5 5... fd - - I . __ __ ____ .. :-*. :.- - - :.. '-Oft-011110 S., - ,. 5 S - S - • :'. :. . •.i;f..: - , - :.. 0 - •S ..-...: - ' .. .. . - •- ' S S - :--. - - ' S - -. .5. 5•_ Al N N 3 Of 411 4 11 " Herald Seminole uprising: Rick Well bats in second inning. Photo by Tom Vincent ' 315 Niwmis 31$ iMs*sn 211 S.WslIs II 3S I 313 is, 211*5 - 30' " Tiils -' •, SUMINOLI °'"'S' 2123 Tis*s '' ' A.1. . . . •:. . *$ I - ... 1. • .: S •• L -•.. S ______ _____ at 7:30. anything but a Solemn Sam. Mat!bml mew be,g one of thou _____ ______ _____ _______ -____________________ _________ .... -.:. ___ Saturday Night Fever guys, either. You won't find him closing Ds4.AND any discotheques. He knows who he Is. He's John McNamara, not some Joim Travo Still, he enjoys lidaniog to music, his kind of music, and be may be the only big league manager In baseball who keeps a radio In his locker. It's a snail one, and McNamara always has It timed to the same local FM station, o which plays those easy-to.11sten4o 11Ids and classics all day long. __ - - V ... ___________ ' S.. 'I'\:. ____ 7 7 - Wins By 12 Lengths In Flamingo ~ ____________ 111101 Derby Next For S,-pe, ctacuiar Bid * - )auI I '., ,t,, 11s.us s—i 54014181111 in on R-3 and I was obvious he was enjoying the tune. "This Is my kind of music,"he said, speaking the way he usauy does, hardly above a whisper. "I get such a out . Andy Wllllrns. . Frenk&natra.. th.e hearingfdiow,aing. . Tow Bennett ... JeMVWe ... Vic Damone ... Icould IWO to HIALEAH,Fla.(UPI) - Bid, a crop of defeated 3-year-old be thoroughbred racing's tWrd drive up the eventual price of Reminded that the competithem all day. They're so smooth, so soothing." tim memories of a consecutive Triple Crown syndication. The 46-year-old lion in Florida this Bud, aid Ronnie are heading colts and . year was no In a sense, Johnny Jo McNaznara Is that kind of miager also, north where they plan to make wlider racIng season spiced by winner. Deip and Franklin trainer has toned down the the best, Franklin agreed. He's soothing and easy to play for. So easy, that Ida appointment controversy. Insist he not only will win the bragging slightly In the last few "Against the horses down here, Seminole Community good on their to replace Sparky An occasioned considerable headSpectacular Bid won all four Derby, rappe PreakneS3 d and unspoken. and days but Franklin took up the you wouldn't even have had to CD11ege's baseball team acratcbing around the National League. of his starts as a 3year-old in Belmont, he will be the best slack Saturday. train him for the Flamingo," he EvParkyAnderaonwalbaffledoverwhyheWffr5dWhg out 13 hits Saturday In a 14.6 Bid, trainer Bud Floridaby margins ranging horse ever to do It. "Of course, I don't go back victory oVer St. Johns River. Up and jockey upset him all the more was that Dick Wagner, the Reda! President Ronnie Fran- from nearly four lengths to a Delp has boasted from the very far," said the 19-year-old and Chief Executive Officer, wasn't offering any reason. But what about the stiffer kiln leave Florida this week for record 12 In Saturday's FlamIn- time of his arrival last jockey. "But I've seen ST. JOHNS SUMINO.I Se9ttle opposition that is sure to Had anyone caught him wfth his hand in the W AD 0 N AM 6 Of I Kentucky, its Derby and the go Staltes. Dmmber that his colt is the Slew and Affirmed and Alydar, materialize in the Kentucky 41 demanded to know angrily? Had he been found fooling around MCC'IULL 31 other two Triple Crown races OtIs The anooth-stricling gray has best in history, hoping to scare and Spectacular Bid Is 421 better Derby and the other races down IIIKINT 35 NIsINy with someone else's wife? 322 beyond. Behind leave served notice that he may well off any stiff opposition and than all of them." S4iscMv $1 SuNs 4S5 the road? It wasn't any of those thing, at all, of course. uri. 25 : . Franklin smiled, shr ugged, Dick Wagner honestlylikes Sperky Anderson, so he had no wish -I ., ., ems.,. 432 and said, "It doesn't matter, to hurt him byIsWng any bWofparjcu)ars,ugha kiss. 31 Frills KlNk$y 4 I D$irIi,s 23 really." Anderson wlndeup belngInj1radmorewhenthreofr t4isrt • CN1Iiiø IS &.nIq3 r'i'l'i vague and undefined. 014511 S S $ $sV'$NV Franklin, who was almost II _ TI,.., I 21 5 eI01* taken off his mount after a _____ v's.. Actually, Sparky Anderson lad Ms job for several reaso ns, a rough ride in the Florida Derby 55,14. _____ S. ofwhtth was that thefroidoWcefdthshadgrowntoodosewlth Mardi6, will soon find out if his SN 551411 some of Ms players aid not does enough with ethers. confidence Is warranted. The Reds also were becoming too complacent, too concerned He left for Kentucky by car Mets IN IN HI—I with other tlthi besides baseball. In one ci several moves 5•. JI51S Sunday and Spectacular Bid '11* aftsady madeto counteract tlmt situation, apingpong table which and Delp leave by air Thursday UPI Sperts Writer In an 11-1 loss to the had been In the players' recreation room In their clubhouse at Dave Hozomna allowed double and a triple In pacing the noon. Spectacular Bid will run Bobb andthe New Philadelibia Ptiillies. After the five hits In seven Inningsjust RIysrfr4 Stadium for years, has -In Pirates to victory over the In the Blue Grass Stakes April York Mets we not exactly a pine Torre held a clubhouse gaJd McNamaça "mod win or else," but Wagner, It 21 and nine days later it's the pacing the Tigers to victory Yankees ... Rick waits gave love match. MW wIo has the al say, Insists he now said Derby. meeting and blasted the club over the Cardinals ... Hosken Valentine he some arrows fly for its poor effort. "We haven't given John any s'm""y order to win," said 1111110 Perhaps the biggest question Powell drove In three runs in just five hits In seven innings j In the direction of the Mets Greg La1riik1's grandslam the Twins' victory over the sparking the Indians to victory to be answered In the races peopl. have said he ms to win or des, Ride' chief enc. "5 hlghI ed the Phillies' DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) — Sunday and they weren't the but that's not so. In John, we have a Now who has tn this Involves Franklin rather than Moreno had a over the Padres. Harold Sakmnan Is the N0.1 kind Cupid keeps In his quiver, victory AD Ron Reed and Jun responsibility In stride And has the capacity to get tlthig1 d.. his mount. After the Florida The veteran reserve in* Lonborg combined to hold the . n.t!.ai' - SCC Halts St Johns . ___ ____ _ _ Valentine's Arrows At"med At Tipped In Anger _ _____ Solomon Dayton ___ No. 1 Favorite __ __ - 1111:0 Larry Bird In their NCAA championship game tonight against top-ranked and unbeaten Indiana State. Earvin Johnson switched from MSU's first teem to the reserves In the Spartan.' final - ion _ qereulan, too, as to whether Hair hid the ci D. secretary Hired H. Heown. He wsspriddsd with oelyaiMedgman4fo.dhjm,sIfbolded by 4115:111118 ci '— r. The canpalgeo ts the bersuscracy has Wived the 1% pop ci dilant more aftis than the glory ci victory, but the war mist go as. ___________________________ - - By RICHARD E. COHEN WASHINGTON (NEA) Sen. Herman F). Talmadge, D.Ga., Is moving from the toughest plyslcal battle of his life to what may be his mog gruelling political fight. The 25-year Senate veteran, who was released recently from a federal hospital treating him for alcoholten, faces a Senate trial on charges that he improperly handled personal and politicat financial dealings. Long One of the Senate's most skillful Insiders,, he will have a tough time proving his imocencebefore the Senate and Georgia's voters. He Is making re-election plans for 1960 despite statewide polls that show him trailing Gov.. George D. Btebee. The Senate Itself Is on trial as it awaits what. could be one of its ughe4 Internal battles In years when its Ethics Committee considers the evidence in April. If It recommends that the Senate punish Talmadge for his offenses, there could be a major impact on the nation's farm and health care policies areas where the Georgia" 11 lawmaker welds considerable power. Talmadge's problems stem from the bitter divorce from his ex-wife Betty. Lengthy legal.: proceedings revealed the Senator made highly questionable use of money from constituents and may have violated federal banking and election laws as well as Senate rules by failing to disclose.. gifts and property holdings. His main accuser Is Daniel Mlnchew, his one. time top staff aide, who later became chairman of the International Trade Commission. Min. chow Is under Jiatice Department investigati on. for his handling of Talmadge's funds from 1972 to. 1974. - Monday, March, 17-3A 0 I ich g i anState s HOP SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Michigan State coach Jud Heathcote went to the only man Talmadge Will Face The Music Job policy, Riser has bees fradrited by the "dc tuieacratic measmuvintag" by the people "VahI. shad their - M VIEWPOINT Lube st Digging in "Lot Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. — — FEC's - 91011111441C SPORTS Wynn Is working with school officials in Seminole County to try and bring his program to school children hare. Only through greater awareness of the beautiful living things of this planet can we hope to know them and nature. They are far superior to man In their ability to live In balance with the bounty this ANGL E.WAL TERS 1970, _ animals Is to protect our environment. He lectures to classes of Orange County school children each year exhibiting the animals at each he could think oflo prepare his Spartans for the passing of The 7th Session laft" ted But someone came to my rescue by lending me his camera. -. .......... --- r - - - - - The Impression he has made ao far is very favorabls. He's quulet seeded player lnaflsldol3l THREE TOGET READY by Alan Mover who will start competing fielder, released by New York Mets to five hits. about getting Ms work done but he gets it done. )fo',xh Tuesday for $750 in IWIZS Saturday, accused Mets' In other Grapefruit League good communicative sinus." manager in the siati Annual general Joe action, Los Angeles edged "I don't rasily wait to get into WWW ad& uneasy , *----,. McDonald and manager '°° Atlanta 104 In 10 InnIngs, Texas ______________________________ "We have a refreshing spirit In the camp. I think It's ll and Dayton Pro Tails iis. , To of failing to show him Baltimore 3-2, Boston Solomon ci , hrjt, as they tal k about good musk. That's the he3 I g" "professional courtesy" ranked No. $ In the world, by nipped CInc4'matl 54 In 11 Injdays like Johnny McNamana. iis spaty Fla., . Ail4ersm, too, .ep.cla]Iy when he took them over In 1170 and was a townanmust iiiIf*Ifit chasIng their minds on MS nings, Chicago topped Kansas status With the Club. year. City 1l4 Toronto oidalugged adopted a mud' more informal approach than his predicemon "idtlmui10 days agoU1 Montreal 114, Detroit whipped Other seeded players are: / ly. Bridal. _____ _____ - ____ - " 5 - -. - - .-' °-'- -e- --r s. . , ,. '. wam't gong to make the dub 11 s. Louis 114, Minnesota 3 T.m G'lJibcn, ___ ___ they would he me make a deal Misted Houston 04 and Pitt41 , MD fsaft ida way, McNamara hu't made any radical WI..; No, 3 Dick —• . s keeping things heiress) also. He IN; No. 4 Vic Amapa, for XD)leU," Mid Valth.. aburgh downed the New York 'angoa yet. Up to a point, he' No. I Eliot "Terre told me at the time that y 4 b$uuu't d-1gplid any team captain because he sees no real need IloI, 74. ivene but he has an ap s shod It. T.lather, PaIN Verdes, 11f.; I WN en the dub. In Cactus League play, ___________ "WMi I was r'- 1 en "1Mas (Bench) already has tn o the meetings," he No$He defeated 8anJ)iego7. akgtdIaW 1 TOrts told me he , ____ TOM Iahed. "He initate ad h. my gudires dew. to a T. He _____ Calf; Pb, 7 Kim Warwick, 't San Francisco outsiugged like the Way I moved at , very utly. Hell dart oat a musIng Sidaly, AodralIa, aid No. $ __ Ilk. like I do, yams ____ ___ ______ _______ ___ ____ ends aicad bass all iug." Valentine iii. said that S best Seattle 74. ether tai. high beuscur -"They owed me the preIN the 11th ng to give the Red - - - -- )"' 4q /// . ,t , ,,v h1/fr ,/M57 OP ' UI boasts, racing fans In of Bold Florida love the Bidder-Spectacular. As he '/'9 '' I Wit L4 14'F F/RTA/#VM6iffl 7D$' IA*.SmW. DAr"W!by lung r..t,,,usyu,l -. - through the clubhouse turn, then took the lead. He opened up as he left the back stretch give him some love tape and helphlmndelt.". Despite UI controversy and ,.• 7A UI6 - y, ird po - Franklin should have kept his ___ but Delp cxhimself, plained, "I told Ronnie If Spectacular Bid wants to strut, •S " .,• th the race's half century history. Some critics thought ZIP ad dr1 Ge L to 14; ad Tracy BIT'U ad Ty BoerAirciVandC$Iyleatto - issleesteaytogivememare Sen their vhesq over the MOPPed L K pitching In intad. y Bosh as 1745, " aid Vii. lbs hr C jaid, 74 - Hedu..Jerpe (ta hit a grad w1I swept their Issith ft jad waiL Terre's day at the to help _ Burger In Mustaig_games, A.D. b Bronco isy leer alt. After Vil"ilo Misted the the White Sos beat the Royals, defeated MeKechsle PI" M{bsd It to G * L by • ',tr, In ad aid Cite Vales' Mb hen., ci Michlsery, 134, as Rebia Capet sill, 104, as Terry 1WtJPL1BoI1 IMey ad played Is the wad adNews Glikert had a double aid S Blayiny thee ha ram swum151U 'IIk 1 v1ut at the RiPN' de In whip by winning the Flamingo by the biggest margin ever In . 5NQ7/ \ 'I i' da sition de No.8 post Satur and responded to Franklin's • ., , tWe bocass, ci his rsi: at jhitsto In Aft record to I , ANIEE5 POPQFR6, Von Joshua's run-scoring lumings In lmttIea1 loadJoIeb.i4slsveOat with the bases '--'- and JIM this late dl It Is Iwiiut:±- lsadiagTaio,er BaltImore... , thet m Saturday in girls a pair of douldu; ad late i ' used frigps, that he 1W catch en with any Jack BreMiser scored en a - e o ayed out L.4 5ORDA, or ma to McDesaldtildhimhewas"the single - the lad ci 17 hits flrdplsyerloverrdeanudl byUIDe,-to gave Burger King, Hook Undefeated centadintheeyeawbenI Valentine's chiel cvmc' is ta...Deple Alexander give up usØpsi) action ci the S9le Hak 01 Fad (y IIIti4 Daises Walpaper, l$I w rii laahafl lasgie. Spectacular Bid broke from th utsi st si ___ , pm,, second Wee. I haven't been at CalifornIa 104 and Chicago jmlIkeIds,uyIng,'Oksy,Ld'sgo..Whidwe'rsgo.adeto&y The W'" hiring a more experienced jockey. Franklin's performance In the Flamingo seemed to indicate they made the right "Ronnie rode him perfect. I've always had faith In Ron- _______________ _ I' * - •0 . - ,. _____________________________________________________ _____ Derby, Delp and owners Harry, Teresa and Tom Meyerhoff studied the matter for three days before deciding against -' turned it on leaving the back stretch Saturday, they began to cheer and didn't Let up until he barreled over the finish line. ' . S - • -............. . 1 - S- S.. �. 6A- E - Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, March 26,1179-7A k, ' -.4 IF •. SWEET, SWEET VICTORY Ed McManus, on right in / iT _ .: ..: • ': , • -•'-- -- 0' ' swing, miss for Rotary in the Sweetwater Oaks matchplav golf championship from pro Tom Kelle'. MeManus edged out Kelly Cain while Ron Hassel won the first Flight title. Meanwhile, tennis moves to the Forefront at Sweet water with practice for the upcoming USTAPenn circuit slop starting Thursday and running through Sunday. - j•j;: .. takes left, accepts the ---. $ flm Green at award as club champion - 4 (b .. photo Club Reardon back safely on Green pickoff attempt - - SATURDAY NIGHT First Came I'm Gone 17.40 7.20 4 2 Domingo. Brother 3 Bear 640 6 Fernan 10.60 5.00 4.60 I She Talks 4 NBA STANDINGS 7 Irusta.pecna 7.20 1.20 By United Press international 0(2.3) 37.00: P(2.3) 119.99; T(2 1 Sata.Diaga 1) 119.00. Time 32.4$. Eastern Conference 0 (2-7) 31.20: T (2•7-1) 443.60. 12Th Race, . C Atlantic Division SecondOant, 5I'm Gone 17.40 5.40 2, W I. Pc?. 05 3 Sara- Arco 4.00 5.00 4,20 Starllter Wthngtn 3.60 2. 50 23 .615 I CarasaPradera 6.20 3.10 Demons Flyer PfWadiph 3 41 34 .347 10 1 Domingo.Dlaga 0(1-7) 17.6.0; P(S-7) 39.60; T(S4 New Jersy 33 39 .473 15½ 0(34) $3.60; P (3-4) 311.40; 'I (3-4 137.00. Time 40.11. New York 31 43 .100 20½ 1) 316.40; DD (2.3) 90.10. Boston A- 3629; Handle $332,931. 2$ 45 .304 32 Third Game SaturdayNight Central Division lZubl 12.00 6.20 4.20 First race. 3.16. D: W L Pc?. GB 3 Vicandi 6.20 3.60 lManatee Pursy 9.00 1.20 2 San Antoni 43 32 .373 I Paco 3.00 7 Proud Affirmed Hàuston 3.40 2 41 32 .362 1 0(34) 52.20, P(43) 114.90; T(4-3. I Spanish Beauty Atlanta 2 42 34 .333 1½ I) 975.00. Detroit 29 15 .392 13½ Foutn Game 0(17) 21.00; T(I-7.S) 17.20. Ti, CleveInd 2046 .370 Ii- 3Sara•Dlaga 7.00 5.00 3.10 31.96.. New Orins 24 32 .316 19½ 2GaldosBadjola 3.40 4.10 I Secondrac,$.i.c: Western Conference ISantlArrieta 5.00 Mldwes Division 0(2-3) 33.00; P (3-2) 73(3-2)73.10, 1 Yankee Tina 10.60 6.40 4, W L Pc?. OS T (3.3.4)349.20. 2 Dude Daven 12.40 11. Kann CtY 43 33 .566 Fifth Game i.urs Whiz Denver 11. 42 33 .560 ½ 7 BeldeEchartz 9.10 4.10 2.00 DD(1-4) 16.20; 0(2-4) 77.6.0; P Indiana 33 40 .467 7½ lOscar-Enrigue 460 3.10 2) 416.10; T(4-2-1) 1907.60. Ti, Milwauke 31 41 .433 1½ 2 Herman.Wally 4.20 31,sj. Chicago 28 47 .373 14½ 0(47) 27.60; P (7.4) 60.70; T (7.4. Third race, 5.)6, D: .. Pacific Division 2) 210.80. Slour Jane 7.00 3.40 3. W L Pc?. OS Sixth Game 6 Manatee Archie 4.00 3. Seattle 16 27 .630 STranI.pecina 10.10 6.60 3.00 7 RH's Marie 5. 45 30 .600 2 IGaldos.lsio,o 5.20 4.00 Q(44) 31.40; P1-4) SIlO; T(54Los Angels 43 31 .311 3½ lVicandi.An(f,-e 7.20 403.40. Time 31.97. Son Diego 11 34 .317 6 0(4-5)I1.001 p($4) l$3.30, T(5.4. Fourth race, s.)l.C: Portland 10 34 .341 6½ 2 Wright Emma 17.40 1.60 S. Golden Sit 33 43 ..434 14½ Seventh Game I Crazy Runner 7.40 4. 1 Herman.Mand'ta 15.10 6.00 6.20 3 Alert's Dough 4, I lsasa.Arrieta 1.00 7.00 Q2-U 47.40; P(2.S) 170.10; T(2 S lrusta.Poco 5.10 3 404.6.0. Tome 31.11. 0 (I-I) 34.40; P 11-41 101.10; T Fifth race, Si. 5: $-1) 704.10. 3 Faded Lace 9.10 7.60 6.1 EIghth Game i ig Ryker 17.00 I: Sunday's Results 1 EganGoin 14.20 10.60 6.00 7 Salty Red 3. Detroit 2, Toronto 1, aft. 2Oscar.Badjola 5.40 3.10 0(3-4) $2.00; P(3-4) 630.90; T(3,-Chlcago 3. Colorajo 0, aft. 3GastIRodolfo 4.20 7) sss.ao. Tim, 31.44. Montreal 1, N.Y. Rangers 0 Q(1-2)48.80; P11-2) 11I.95,TU.3. -Sixthrace, 5-16, A: N Y. Islanders 2, Pittsburgh 2 3) 612.05. 2Wrlgtit Anchor 1.10 4.00 4. T PhIladelphia 7, Washington' Ninth Game 1 Nick's Outlaw 7.00 6. Atlanta 5, St. Louis 2 7 Mutilla 14.00 9.00 5.20 I Day ' 3. Vancouver 2, Minnesota 1 S Herman 15.20 4.20 0(1.2)45.40; P(2-1) 97.20; T(2-I3 Apraiz 3.60 891.41. Time 31.31. 0(1-7)17.20; P (7-1) 234.00; T (7-1Seventh race, 1-16. 1: 3)621.".7Lalie Spot 11.10 3.60 3. Transactions Tenth Game 6 Jean Nate 4.80 3.1 Pro Basketball Quaid Fencing, Longwood Travelers Pinto Leaders BAINIT? SANK POOLS BY Quaid Fencing and Longwood Dino's Pizza, 120, with Alegre Traveler continued to dominate hitting a homer and Mike Huff the Pinto Division of the getting two hits. Marty Coffey Seminole Pony Baseball pitched a onehltter and Vince League. Pollito had two key hits as Coffey Photography defeated Quaid, a 164 winner over Fat Forest City Auto Parts, 74. Boy's Barbecue Saturday, - , .- _• .-. ' Saturday's Mustang play in the American Meanwhile, ingwooi found Financial Planning down - Traveler Is O in the Natioual Sobik's, 104, on the combined three-hit pitching of Greg ioop Markham and Scott Eric Wofford, Todd Walker, McQallough while Greg Ebbert Andy Dickens and David ledU winners with th ree hits; Hansen carried the big bats for D. Landth&'Ø socked it to Quaid Saturday. Reliable Carpet Cleaning, 15-4, In other Pinto action, First as Joseth Mohr pitched three Federal of Seminole downed strong Innings; Seminole Plaza Denny's Boys, 29.16 as James stopped Maronda Homes, 11-7; Raymond and Tommy Dearth Sean Flaherty, Chet Smith and eathhitgrandslamho,neruns. Eddie Toubenese combined for Longwood Traveler whipped a threehltter as Jim Smith Harcar AlumInum, 24.1, as j Insurance whipped Tropic Taylor went 5-for6 and figured Bank, 17.6; md Seminole in on a triple pifl'. J Harness Raceway stopped Guemple,AlexBlrleandjeff AdamsAutoParts,19.6. Burton also were 5-for-S with Process Machinery John Urshaw getting four hits. socked It to _____ Swim & Stuff, 22-4, In Pony division ictton, U Mike Henley pitched a threeKevin Wick pitched a oee-hJtte, hitter and rapped out three bits Nd fwed 14 be't to ISM at bb own while Cs1sr ad $ Don's Shoeito 5-2 Iumph over Joey Janegó each had two Marc Slade Chrysler- RBIs. And Dick Joyce Well stands to League. - % . -- C a ___ I 4 • -bdp 4 ______ - AIR H *11 N 4 2 Thomas D'Am$ce 4 Abe" 4 1 Mcrew, 400 4 1 MarUkia SM., 311 Miller 3 2 Zelaict 3 II 4 I Ril' Wild 3" McC.ricb '' •. N.ardil 3 S Vent.,sn 4 I Srlde$ III MIlls 3 I Mania I II Allison I I Totals 21 Totals lornelilonk 241 111 3-4 By Moo 131 TRopic SANK SMITH INSUR. Al I H ANCI *11K Prenelpiesi III seinvis ill MaMel 232 III Smith 42 2 wafters 3 11 saver IiI 31 S Tavloneis 4 12 OQVINS I IS Clam PiMenty 312 Pothr III 03.1 232 •, Ford 0 II Pewell iii C.IIM. 121 II 8 3 Davis ill Totals II 1711 ADAMS SIMINOLI AUTO RACEWAY AS RN AIR N 33 D.C.nsl Sewers III I ii N.Pbew cc , J. c. Salts., II Newell SneIl 2 Pliwiq's I liIa I 2 IwmI.r 2 Ne..-y Sewers • , I Lyon • i Saber Wham S II Iwon Marriw $ 4141 SagssMamp I I I Welalak •, 1160140 5 3 feel" • • Totals Totals 199 SImile 436 8-19 . " .• . - - . . -- '::s.:.. . - Totals .. - •. . pjc... ;'-'-...ç; .. t -''a-. •'•:'• 4 . - '-.'' --:-' . ' . . - . . ':. i''"s.-' •.E, Brent Nelbauer steals second base B ll t Righ u e s t Q Adams ItS ) I DATa. Archl,r Sawtalle MaSr IIUASLU Al I H Al I N THur 2 NalcamIe Plymouth. Slade's pitching l)rilhIng put a 94 damrr on II S IParlsb Ill permitted just three hits and Central Florida E ectrlc By United Press Iateiiatloa3 Vitale had other things on his •rssmfi.W 2 Seefsit 1 I LaPapis I fanned 10. The Washington Bullets may mind, too. The Pistons got off to MvIlIj,i running its record to 5.0 and Dearing (center) so close, but misses catch BA . Target woo Itefty 2 is a Also, McDoriald's of Sanford setting the stage for a matchup lack some of their firepower, a horrendous start, and have VIola 3 I D'Olnto on target ln played. up,whithis but they'reright lover Weir last ReIsnies lulSIackada, criahed Tupperware, 12.2, as Raymond I 1 5 Williams hei Chris Boyles went 3-for-3 and also 50. MIlex was a 203 winner t r Quest to repeat as NBA 34 games. Totals 2113 II Siofelt rapped champions. WISi "We're going to be good, It's used three-hit pitching by Jim over OWC as Bill Lewis Frsemmln lanchfield Wins Third The Builds, playing without just a matter of time," he said. Injured starters Kevin Grevey "We've gotten rid of the McElmurry; and Tim Greene out three hits. Game To Spark - Braun pitched a one-hitter and Bill Lang delivered a key double U SI SO 166 $1111 SI III 1144 Slekes Totals and Tom Henderson as well as dissension and our younger DiMe ROTARY 4" I.-Is 215 I 4 AS I N AS 1 w sixth man Mitch Kupchak, still guys are getting better. 1111aM. 355 La'I 255 Dress. 4 11 4 I defeated the Detroit Pltona Remember, we have three FINANCIAL sosixs PLANNING 8 to Thayen Al I N 5 3 I 1 Jsbeams I 116.107 Sunday to clinch the flrdroimd draft choices." AS a H Diwi, ROYAL Rotary Club of Casaelberry NIckels NSIPIWI, stopped Royal AMC Jeep. Stamsey Jim Blanchfleld chalked up driving In four rims. Charlie the winners, JesbIes his third straight victory Smith led the losers with & two. And Decker's Royals downed In Bronco loop games, Clint 1 1 Atlantic Division crown. Elvin 1111110sov ftivis ill Bandsen McCallsi 2S Saturday in the Altamonte rim double. ISI Breen Insurance, 124, as David Baker and Bobby Miller corn- LyaCh I Hayes scored 25 points, Bobby 1• In other NBA action, Boston •M.t 3 3IS Springs Little League, scatSry In other games, Farr Drazen and Steve Chasey bind for athree-hitter and Max Kuchanibi I I S DoSe 312 3 5IDandridge added 22 and Wes topped PhIladelphia 10344, In. MaJ Manila 215 Manlow 2 ______ •, tertng eight hits to lead Braun Insurance got three hits from combined for a five-hitter lie Miller and Mike D'Amlco had 114141 Glever Unseld chipped In with 21 to diana whipped San AntonIo 121- 01.Y' 3 5 Palsm ala 19S I Bradley Bammsrs I I "0 Cadillac to a 13-5 victory over Bobby Rowe and two from Keith Wallace and Bill two hits each as Barnett BankTotals * I lead the Builds' surge. 111 .ImSSS 113, Denver best Los Angeles Mathews 555 I .wsarva, Winter Park Elks. 211 Gregg Vanderfrlft In a 54 win Newburn had doubles for tie stopped Pools by Ms, 5.3, with Totals Davis 21 $ • I "We're not fighting anyone 123-113, New York downed Money 414141 i Blancllleld fanned lo batters, over Gene Latterlo Co. Fan, In lnser'_. Hunt Wayne Thomas homering for. e os moss, but ourselves now," said Chicago 9W Phoenix defeated *1*1.5 •S ' 'os Rotary and chipped in with 2-for-2 at first place in the major league, John Canfield hit a homer, the losers. * ots i-i Bullets Coach Dick Motta. "We Golden State 11144, Seattle 1743 flIp Totals the plate. Scott L'Heureux and carries a 5-1 record and got but his AFCOM teasn was Also, Paul Alegre and Byron can't get overly confident, and handled Kansas City 111.101, poesoclif 813 Matt Walewskl also had two sound pitching from Steve bestedbyGorfule'sJewelers,9. Oventreetteamediç for MCDONALD'S as long as we're down In and Milwaukee drubbed Port- eSls a one. TUPPIIRWAiI All N • AS I N hits for Braun, the latter Hutaefl and Mark Whittlngton. 8. BrIan Lloyd had two doubles hlttesu H& D Realty l ,SSSaal • anked 4 • manpower, we shouldn't be." land 122-110. MILlS ' "''' Doug Oswalk ho homered for for the winners while Steve MOtto lLNd his team's OWC TUNU.UP Culls 153, 7kn $4 SIMcllgry 440 _____ LITTIRIO CO. PARR INS. AIR N AIIM Hooker, John Elwood, David coppay Ingram P.C. AUTO I I SlyIss 3 8 $ business-like attitude, Rick Robey scored 77 pobto sirs. AS I II 45 MeSlauls SI *51K Car*.as SSMaw*sas ill , AIIM Lifterle Locke, and Scott Morrluey also ,,,, 3 5 1 Vasd,rgr, As 4 I *I N Golden Gloves 483 lilian I •, Naresse These guys are really pros," and Bob McAdoo ed. • MCCI5.d S I $Sdp.s I LO" in _____ JOCIIIa 3S I Iswe 041mM 1• tie Will 4 13 rdS 3I Asrs.n SIlas. 55 321 he add. "TheY jut go about helping th doubled for the winners. Mots 355 Conway McSlesis 11 II e Celtics anap a four. • Nsbea CaNsy *3 Plirts S$RflSy 331 ___ WaIl 231 Nutsihl SI Misnias I III Boy Serious' Hagan Homes downed NalNI 31 CasIls I SI thelrjobs. DayIn,dayout,we gaznelosingdreak.TraIljng l9. s.cPals Scal.fla so wiser 811 P'eycs.sg IS 211 _____ ConCh 40 Lacsrs * hush MeInsr'sB.BQFaIzyIfla, 74 DIV$a _____ )IZSml* 250 jUItdOoltjObo." III w.. to: ISO 5 hush Dunn 16 with 3:57 rann..Inbtg In the WilIlims 45 Psps 111 Vasiwa w$.n 255 Oswald 1 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - despite pafr of by Lea Jsespl I S I Knanp MsNmas 2 IS Wlhttlngfe,, I I II Bingo Garth, an Arizona en- Bernbsum mad triple by Scøtt Maids, I •. Wagis, SenSe i ss trant In the Nevada Regional Underwood for the losers. 2SSMeare. III Isuse ANnill P41mmc Is, Plisfi Totals 5, TelalI u 47 Lof too Is Parr 34 III Golden Gloves tàurnament, And Flagship Bank of remained In guarded condition Osiando clouded the PIrates, 13Me 311-4 In the Intensive Care Unit of 4, as Torn Perkins want 4-for-4. NI NI 1 SUNiN iitai toi. SANK PIRATES lowing surgery fora head in. FLAGSHIP*51K SIIININS. uRN • a aslcsss 155 M'viri 35) TuSh 21 $TIIIN *0 PeN a 33I31 • *5 'Scion 3 ) I I 11L..1 I I Tugps,ware ' 515 SUS I-I I I Mannle S I S TuSsle Totals I S Mcosaps *2 I $7 Me 311 -, SLADI MaCal. DINO'SPIUA ... NSDRSALTY Mlonsd AIIM ASIN Ovgt AIIM AS IN jury sustained In a bout 5160 III C.Csckai III NuN Seidel 14 O'Sn$on $01 Pry Maw 4 $ I SMmalsedcz III Ovsn*oil II Nesisy $aSar 3lJPaimsr 3 , Saturdaynlgjg. * I I MarvlsN M.CecSeap 4l*th.h,, II Aa*ii Clawy 41 Mains 3*9 Wallace 305 Caniss 3 I *isgrs Garth was Injured In the 3* * I I Oases, Abmss 41IVa.$ilga II CupK Snisaba, 3 11 GaliaSsn 15 55 Alhsm 3 I OpeflhlIaaeCOIjda of tfljit Iihiils 4*l$.hll S Dsp.r* 4 Slabs, p IlISros. Nails, * 5 _____ I S I ____ Drama 81 round of a 131.poumd novice 1a , ss Maii,ci 310 Tuft SI Nsrmas SI w-sii--u.t -*•s Sestusli DCKli$ 3I3Ceschsias 3 5 NMh 3ISNs,S. 1 ______ 3 ______ _ Pausa., PhSsr Birds can" Y4taIs Osetir Scion : division light from sorims ______ CII S S IY1UU * II,$wesse, II blows landed by L VegasWells, I.is. 505 T ot shs $47 '0005(1 II lulls I I I Napshl *I 1MM. $IIII $01 lISTMahs 215$ bo pad McCormick. Ills 38 IllS P3555Bhp Me Me lIt Tole The boar hit his bead PWaMe NI Me I-I MID IwNy Ill IN -II he slumped to I s Prams iS *15 I YsishI • Me 6-I1 3 Ivan Now the team can concon- first quarter, the Celtics scored Sas.ss S lmsry _____ cell * i SeedS. ________ up the best 12 straight point trite on chalking s and never Mss(gsasiry I I kIck alas., I SLI.5SY record, without the pressure or looked back. Bobby JOIIS TiMs Totals 24 to I' S S * 00*1131-is worrying about how the other Philadelphia wIth 15 points. 3 teams are doing AIIM _ _ Pacers in, sperm liz 55 5616-Il I 3 .Myce $3Vasonrs 255 quarter, bIt baskets by pjj the Sp'i'_. )Cr4g4, who hit Nahsisd • SI Qisidar and Hayes got the on 12 of 15 elIotI from the field, Own of Bullets a C0UUIIIHIII1 V744 scored eight straight points In BriM. I Sessu _____ _____ _____ _____ 3 16 hams _ _ _ *I - Sunshine, ,* ' ______ 1'smai TjI.1s 4 219e P5iii fulls • MpiMeI's CARACAS, Venesuila (UPI) Snaus 3405 - Dr. Fernando Mandry •m Me ' - Galindes, president of the "Sim-4 World Boning .n- . 111. 11716111 0*5*1 MillS noed Suadey that Hector AIIM ' • AIIM ____ • She. IS Carraquifla of PlIi Will FIr-$tp5I _ ShiNs S ____ UaWail 1l$ (.Olnpatflut Euieblo Fat Sly SarI-Q $ 155aM -.I $ Nswd * Pidrosa for the WBA feethir' • IM'$LaiM.cipheg I hiess I Slirisal IlliSerma. 911Scs ______ - 4. LII N. Pa _ Al I N '634 __ _____ _______ - 11 ISO _______ - - -- 111$ lie-Il 'ilal. l'- $frWl *I'Mubjl $0. 105J* t$0. 61 155 1.4-0 -..Ii.------ ' - - - -- - . - - - __ - 15-60 4.80 3.40 Baseball 4 BeideGasti 3.60 I) 324.20. Time 31.32. Toronto - Sent eight players to 0(7-1)13.60; P ( 7-I) 322.10; T 74. Eighth race, 1-16, A: their minor league camp for 4)791.10. 1 Wright Oat Day 7.00 3.50 2.1 reassignment - pitchers Jeff Byrd Eleven th Game 2 Drif's Ho 2.60 2,4 and Mike Dart, catchers Brian 2 CarasaMandi'la 10.10 5.60 3.20 ?Sharkey Pete 3.1 Milner and Gene Petralll, Infielders 6 Sant ilsidro 5.20 0.00 0(1.3) 7,00; P(1-2) 31.10; T(I-2Willie upshaw, Butch Aiberts and •Herman.Ferman 5.00 $9.40. Time 31.32. Pedro Hernandez and outfielder Don P (2-6) 3710; T (2Ninth race, 5.16,5: PIer. Claimed outfielder Rogers 065)0(3-4)116.90; 116.90. 3 Vazuero Bobby Brown from New York 21.20 13.10 0.1 Twelfth Gam. $ Aloha Hope sio S.c waiver list. 3GastI.B.diola 2 Egana.Diaga 10.10 6.00 3.00 6 Harry Buck 6.2 7.60 5.20 0(3-5) 6.7.20; P(3-I) 342. 30; T(3-i 6 So Ide-Gondra 4.10 6) 2158.40. Time 31.71. 0(23) 40.11: P (3-3) 102.30: T 1 3. 10th race, 1.16. TA: .Jai Alai 2)6) 251.01. SATURDAY MATINEE 1 Oomingp•Arc. 12.00 5.50 3.10 SCarasa.Pecina 14.00 4.10 2 Galdos-Dlaga 3.10 Q (1.1) 4141; T (I-S-a) 37240 7.40 4.0 S.1 0h12) 4950; P(2-1) 136.50; 1(2.1 3) 324.00. Tim* 31.34. 11th race, S-Il, C: 1 Adair Scott 12.40 5.60 5.1 6 Hurricane Watch 9.00 7.0 2 Handy Boy 6.0 SANFOIDORLANDO Saturday mafioso First race, 5.34,0: (Anna Ring Second Game I CarasaDiaga 14.00 3.60 330 6 Big Con 4.10 3.20 3.4 I Nancy's Best 3 Wright Free Dog Racing FirstOame STran i-Pradera $ Irusta-Fernan 2 Diii's Fast A- 3124, Handle $307m. . 1440 3.20 1.00 Q(I4) 77.00: P(I-4) 119.30; 1(1-1 10.60 1.10 2) i99.03. Tome 32.13. 4.00 1.60 6.10 SNeWCOIOr 1fl%race,Si.C: 0184) 89.80, 1(541) 4IS.N. Time 7 Nyanza 3.10 7.00 1.50 3.6 32.33. '0(1-141.45; P(1-I) 116.40;T fl.S. $WrlghtAlco 6.00 2.5 I) 537.10; DD (1-1)116.30. Second race. 1-Il. C: S Rare Luxury 2.0 Third Game 10.60 .IO 1.10 SMarkALits 0(24) 37251 P12-I1 $IlO; T(2-4-5 I SantI 11.60 1.10 7.40 4 Executrix • 5.00 3.60 119.21. Time 39.56. 100ndra 13.60 11.10 1.10 3PrincesslIts A -400; Handle $301,911. 5V(candi DD(I.S)95.SS,Q(4-$)22.lS,P(I. 7.00 0(1-I) 19.40, P11-I) 362.45; T 04 4) 15.75; T ($43) 1,117.45. Time U 646.20 32.04. Third Race,s.I4,M FswffiOame lVlctor.Urquiza 11.60 5.80 6.40 7 Bonded Lady 1.10 3.20 2.60 )Egana-P.cina 13.40 5-00 5 Rathvlily Julep 3.10 2.40 ZlamonPredera s•oo 3Leo Delaney 3.10 0(5-7)11.00, P17-I) *10, Tu-s-3 Now! 131.30. Time 33.39. I 7.,o 7 l. 25. Legacy Rocktown Dream ' Metric - 3.60 3.40 3.0 - 237.11. Time 32.43. D 7.40 3.20 7 CI'S Cindy 4rv$ta-M.nd'la 310 1.10 3.30 4 Rand 6 SsldGastl 0(1-1)3041, P (2.1)6441,7(2-10(74)19.40; P11-7)33.35,7(1-74) 6)11410. 9545. Tim. 31.13. Iiaoeae SIvIR*race,544C; I005ti-Echnii 16.10 3.00 1.30 0itNitCy 9.10 740 3.40 254qm.n-6oiri • 3.40 730 45. Lynn Marie 4.00 3.00 7 Try Laftin Prp Gondra 3 4.40 Cr MiMI Same 0(44)1010; P14-I) 71,40; 7(44.7) 8 IMutilia 14.10 7.40 7.10 713.55. liii, 31.23. 760 341 1111* race, 1-14, a: 2001,1 1.40 2Do Around '1114)119.II,P(l.7)21315,Tft- lChampfeshiJi 3.40 3.10 4.30 3.30 341 7'$)71W.It . SCMtelalns 340 Tenth 0am 0(2-8)34-IS, PU-I) *1St 7(2-4-1) 1410 441 9.00 11711 TINS 31.55. 1Rm0n Olano •t.b4-Sadiola Nioffiracs,5.I4,5, 440 340 345 l Rick Agr.sd • $. lb. Lordsd 7 Drill Is Cop 3.40 2.05 7.10 irw 10215/7511$ P225fl543 Hill-IS I $71.40 P235/75115 1 [17$-IS J*3.5u S (Clued Sunday) MATINEES: Mon.. Wed. - Sat NEW MATINEE Post Time i:ls p.m. S ALL NEW $6 Tflfsda Sea $42 Tflfscta WAlSh ALL II RACES JRflFO Ls.ltoi.e. )Oa.tI-(n,ISu. 9.35 6.55 )He mum Dan 240 0(24)43.10; P15.21 14.75, 7(4-7.1) 21.10 13.40 460 117.00 Time 11.55. 470 240 o.mo N. li15M. . JIM II*r$Ce,S14,Cs P*pralg.Sdieia ' 3.40 35iate C'ss$ 1 lI.3)43.4I,P(I3)IIS.IS;T(13- 3ScolhsrSeec )J,I$e. __ ISlieTaiks 'A- 5*21; Handle $161,319. $2.95 $3.09 8 P.M. VIéanhI.Ge'd. $IV'$4SIdio$i . Tws14.l 1 has 11W NIGHTLY TMr$lIyLaot..'NiI. 11*37.1. Plus PRICE f.1.T.asd Old two *01.50 $2.36 $4444 $7.52 $1155 *262 $74.15 12.l0 $WN 8261 ' IICINI Nv lays" OIl-I) 1441, P16.1)13.15, T16. 1.1) 9omins.Oia,ao 11.11 1.30 3.31 45.55. Time 31.56. 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McC.kIH and JO. aid JaMS $*S ø, lie Can- ' • 551 001$-S b burner to Griffin Con. hubS alan biassed for the ____ aodTodd h biassed. Davis added Mmdlii. USides m, LI $1 wIaisrs while Tract Tunis Stan ____ aeon Iansreii for I*t. $edth.$luhi ausric.. . Gos yfl1L --. lied his onreer _____ . $mtsa* Ga me Sixth race, 1-10*: ;vinctdi.oIano 9.40 640 4.00 IS. Ginger 5.30 3.20 3.00 DffiVs Plus Me Me I-. S DuWsslsss III S$.-4 Me life -5 of CM'de." QiarU. Scoit tallied a season- JeycellINIm, SRAUNCAOhLLAC PASS 515$ A )j Me AIIM AIIM high $ points. It was Dsoivv's APCOM Garth wet Into shock at 8:15 taverns , SDIPINI'$ PGMU $ 5 anylow ___ ____ da L'Ifew AIIM MACINNIR$TUPP Win On•, Lose On. fifthstraightvl.etOJy. AIIM pm. Satur y , aid had Out USlll$ LpsN ____ 1011ill. I I I IleespI $IS Al I N Ni 0, i N Pah$ck ill Brow. TbSrfes 4 1 5*SC*I 311 9 5 regaIned conacioumuess Sunday Slum 1 • Aa'ss _ LaM. 35 MM. I I5ewlu 3* 45) ____ John Wifl1ilvrI scosid N _____ _ 131aid so W1 4 *_ " Sw*dne IV won one sod hat 41 Wiahim 284 11$11 SIMedOOS • VOids and Bernard JUl15 added Nsshsy 1.1 FIller I$tsu $.SSImai.Ja II _____ III Brett Malls hit I thi'ee.flm homered for sumis.. *0011mM. Ns.W. one Saturday iii the Pals Little homer, two doubles arid two Ill 01" ____ 51 Fsath.r'w.jght 1'ItI. Na.h1. ___ The day's third ____ contest saw N In aparhing lbs Nets to MCWNIIi ii WIllis Sid'sld 1*1 Na 43 * Jaunshi ___ hauler. II PeOny SI Major League, edging out sqIes for Grtfftn aid Regis Pamar Inc. oudalug DIttmer vidosy over the Buk III IS SOS Irvimi III 1IWAMSSIrS 51111111 115 III OnLInAprII7 II 8 Ii of TwolvsOaksCan1*rosmdbya Rlwhadat 'homur, ArchitecturaiAJUmjn,.ij, 3IITow 31* •S$we1. Na1 • IlSklhpII III rd Pail Wset~M scored $4 cou as Tray Iluder its one dome aid two______ 'bujet N Aftr TiMes _____ - 4) 4363.30. Me Me-S _____ tit lose 39 I 'FOREIGN CARS' . LVIcandI.IsIdro êSara.Pradera ItS **t HT TRUCKS - - 2j4bl.Goiri 6.40 7.30 7H.C's Batty 9.30 5.00 1 .Gondra 6.40 3 RH's Shelly 6.40 Q(2.7)SI.IO;P(1.3)9fl.35;7(7.3. 0(7-1)42.21; P(I7) 315.55; 1(4-73) 419.20. Time 32.19. I, 2237.55. Fifth race, 5-18,0: Sixth Game 7GaldosP.cina 30.00 7.20 6.20 3Antloch Jet 9.60 4.20 3.10 12.6 _ BRAKES - • Fi fth Game Fearth race, S-Il, 0: lôisti.WalIy 13.00 7.00 4.20 0 Atari 1.10 7.20 1.30 ____ AUTO SERVICE CENTER . 2) 473.00. lii , sam., . '0 (37)51.11: P17-3)300.30 1(1-3. 0* iS _____ I I Cain7 • hid St lbS end of the quarter, the second quarter. Aides. S I _____ Sereiui . S I S 31605.51 "Playing without Bob is like Nqp i3, tg,,, m 155 SAss 15 La.dlrsse SShraw..M _______ million _____ ______ *35 I 'UI.55I Its TiMes 555 Cox *55 able to use It," uaid Pistons points, Including title QUICk SS Tafehe IS 115$ Coach Dick Vitahe. "il's tough baskets In a decisive Donver lIed TIMeS 3868 Me Me 1 to go to war without a full deck surge jiut after huauuie, aM C. Ph. 135. its5 VICls' * 5 lees's I Me 5-3 _____ Detroit, playing without InBilly Knight came off the ASIN ____ C. P1*. JOyce jured center Bob laniui, trailed bench to scare 31 points and ILIC'Thlc $IILUNS 311 by only 9314 late In the third lead the Pscersto victory over As am AIIM. III Notiman oows ssou *o Iau'ps, 155 WICk ill M(5feey 301 Tureen $15 S.Clhp..rd $ I I i'5 55 $cbaulisis MilesTU.,* - - 1___!.!_,.,_.,___.__t__..I,.. ._.-__,_s_••_.. - - - .-.-. ..- - '-".__. 'Ll-''.n-_41_. - - •-. -- - - .• - . -. . - . �V ,• 1 0 IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 . . . - . Monday, March 26, ifl OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, March 26,1979-1 B In And Around Altamonte Springs Center Is D isplaying Res iden ts Fair Award-Winning Handiwork •••'• .•'4•'• c i H.ra$d pftots by Torn Ns?s.s BGS TIPS HAT TO MEXICO A group of six dancers from Ballet Guild of Sanford—Seminole (BGS) has been touring Seminole County Schools as a community service. The lecture demonstrations they perform, choreographed and narrated by Loretto Rozak, feature folk dances from Greece, Ireland, Hungary , Japan and America as well as the Mexican hat dance (above). College Professor Thinks He Deserves Allendale Sentence The Heritage Center, a long-term nursing care center on Orienta Avenue, Is proudly displaying beautiful handcrafted items made by its residents. These are very special Items. At the Central Florida Fair, they won eight blue ribbons and four red ribbons for eight of the talented residents. Madeline Corder, the activities director, invites the public to stop by to see the award-winning work. Also on display are many types of handiwork (pillows, potholders, plant hangers, tee.) which are available for purchase at reasonable rates. In the over-80 age category, the following winners In the needlework department are basking in the glory of their accomplishments: Anna Thurston, 88, won first place for her knitted potholdera. Peg Kimberly, , took three first place ribbons and one secondplace with her embroidery. The busy lady made a red cross stitch tablecloth; strawberry placemats and napkins; and a "God Bless our Home "plaque. Eighty-nine year old Augusta Pagell won first and second place ribbons for her embroidered pillowcases. And just as she likes to keep the residents busy, she likewise likes to keep busy. At the Country Fair, she and her husband, Glen, won 16 ribbons. Twelve of the ribbons were for photographic work done by the couple, and Madeline won four ribbons in the Craft dIvIon, JOAN MADISON Altamonte 8314216 second in the Senior Citizen division with her macrame plant hanger. Lillian West plated first in both Painting and Watercolors with her floral arrangements. But... Don't think for a moment that the residents do nothing but sit around making their handcrafted items. They're a very onthe-go group. Just recently some of them spent the day at the dog track. And 20 residents went to the Shriners Circus. Then, today a fishing party Is scheduled at Secret Lake in Casselberry. Many of the ladies will take along their easels and paint, while the others try to catch dinner. And when Trudy Osborn, 82, and Peg Kimberly, 59, celebrated their birthday by having lunch at the Red Lobster, they were joined by Peg Kimberly, Gladys McQueen and Mildred Lynch. Mildred Lynch, resident of the month, was a professional artist and art Instructor who also served as state art chairman. In addition, she won many national awards for her paintings. Madeline Corder, certainly deserves recognition for the encouragement and Inspiration she gives the residents. Her activity room is always a buzz with excitement as residents work on various projects. Bright and cheerful, she Is always ready to give help where it's needed, and praise for a job done well. The judges had to have been Impressed with Jeannette Yarborough's light blue plant hanger, as she was awarded first place for it. Jeannette's entry was In the handicapped division as she is a polio victim. In the same division, Robbie Fuller, who is legally blind, brought In a second place ribbon with a macrame plant hanger. Trudy Osborn placed is... _________________ $7%, MONDAY EVENING 6:00 (Ia) (!) 00 9 NEWS AS MAN BEHAVES (Ja ED AS MAN BEHAVES 7:00 (I) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE O 7:30 ( YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPE- Garden Circle meeting and committee Members OfC11aCirdC reports Followingadjournment of the Garden Club of Sanford members went to the Harry P. For a variety of reasons, these crime resistance —Advise the sitter not to open gathered at the garden center Leu Gardens for a tour of the parents often mud use the measures: gardens. the door when talking to for their Match meeting. services of a babysitter. Aside President Mrs. E.R. Horrell —Thoroughly familiarize strangers. u they have any The thirteen members and from exercising the utmost the sitter with the address of doubt concerning a stranger's presided over the business guests then enjoyed lunch at a care In selecting a responsible your residence In the event he Identity, they should call yoL nearby resturant. Individual to u.ume this role, or she must refer to it quickly pareds can greatly enhance during an emergency. —Inetruct the sitter to answer their their peace of mind and (inclaing the phone "hello" and not —Lock all do the safety of both the babysitter garage doors) and secure all "Jones residence" and never to and their children by practicing windows and screm let a caller know that the person ELAZA answering the phone is Benefits - -.--- - -4 uauyuiuer. A &ua' coma aao wv, 'is: rnrio be advised to till callers that PLAZAI Book Sole a ___ On School ____ Is a mag,. —'U - £ -. • -.4- V • — •-.. .s S.. • • .5 -. __ 'aS. --------. __ —. — - , , . .................- . - .................. . _ — —a • - • I M COMEDY In addition to those crime resistance suggestions, it is also a good Ides to furnish the sitter with emergency telephon, ntmihors including thm of the police1 the &I dipW y hi$ta) and your doetor In tL&11415J sitters mot be proldbtodfromhovIngfr1inda or Was visit them at your horns without your prior op. proval. A nW out without the cblldien Is always more wr joyabls when a few priosutisas inch as thass are azw1'. Th. Lake Brantley High School PTSA Book COIJICUOSI SLAZUG SADDLES LPLAZA NJ Conunitte, will have a large bock sal, at Winter Park Mali all day Thursday and Friday, Match 26 and 26. ° -Aeffeditafinn. 15S '' Z1 tzis STAR CRASH WITH CNIISTOPHIS PLUMMII S:OO 11:30 ED PTL CLUB (!J WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4) 0 LOVE OF LIFE FAMILY FEUD 8:00 (1.2D EARLY DAY 11:55 (4)0 CBS NEWS CRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY U (21 PASSWORD PLUS 00(12) NEWS Ql EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING 12:30 ()NEWS (4O SEARCH FOR TOMORROW O RYAN'S HOPE 12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES GOOD MORNING FLORIDA q-T HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 LP 4 TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 02 NEWS 1:00 ()12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) MIDDAY OTHE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (40 AS THE WORLD TURNS 7:30 (21) (12) TODAY 2:00 O GOOD MORNING AMERI- I21 THE DOCTORS CA O ONE LIFE TO LIVE 8:00 2:30 (.4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (21) (12) ANOTHER WORLD STUDIO SEE 4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 8:25 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (.43 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 9:00 10:30 (1) (12) NCAA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Live coverage of the NCAA tournament finals from Salt Lake City, Utah. @iOM'A'SH I"lawkaye undergoes a drastic change when he becomes temporary commander of the 40771h. (R) ALL-AMERICAN WOMAN Forty-live young women compete in the areas of athletics, appearance, disco dancing, personality and fashion coordination for a prize of $25,000 and the title of "All-American Woman." ID ACADEMY LEADERS "Adolescence," "Neighbors" and "City Of Gold." AFTERNOON 6:30 () PORTER WAGONER 1A't Ill YA&1& 1,1 ThU 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 (1) SESAME STREET 6:47 (14) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE The Ingalls family move from Walnut Grove to Winoka, where they meet a young orphan boy who steals their hearts. (Part 1 of 2)(R) @) 0 THE WHITE SHADOW Goldstein's self-assured teammates take advantage of him during a critical period in his life 0 THE CAPTAIN & TENNILLE Ella Fitzgerald, Glen Campbell and B B. King join hosts Daryl Dragon and Toni Tennille for an hour of blues, jazz and countrywestern music. 40 BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL "Mind At Large" Encyclopedia Britannica editor-in-chief Mortimer Adler discusses Aristotle. (12) NEWS 8:30 (2)02) TODAY GOOD MORNING AMERICA €1) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 9:00 (2) (4) DONAHUE MY THREE SONS MOVIE (12) DINAHI 9:30 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (102) ALL STAR SECRETS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 11:00 (2)112) HIGH ROLLERS fD STUDIO SEE 3:30 (41)0 MASH (A) CD ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 EMERGENCY ONE[ (.4) THE ODD COUPLE 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 02 MAKE ME LAUGH ED SESAME STREET 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS BEWITCHED MERV GRIFFIN 01 ROOKIES (4) UPBEAT 9:55 10:00 (12)ff2 J CARD SHARKS 3:00 O GENERAL HOSPITAL 5:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS - 0 MARY TYLER MOORE fL MISTER ROGERS (R) (2) NEWS 5:30 0 THE ODD COUPLE ....want a copy? 930 @'J 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI An undertaking tycoon, trying to sell his funeral package to young people, decides to advertise on WKRP. 10:00 (4)0 LOU GRANT A terrorist threatens to destroy the Trib building with a homemade atomic bomb. AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Del. bert McClinton / The Cafe Brothers" 1100 (2)(1)00()NEWS DICK CAVETI Guest: Anita O'Day. (Part I of 21 11:30 (12) TONIGHT Guest host: David Letterman. Guests: Have yvu .een a photo that appeared In the Evening Herald you would like to have? Well, they're available. Now you can order an 6*10 arint of any photo Which has appeared In the Evening Her'aid within the last 30 days for $4.00 plus tax. eral agents. A young officer facing professional OPOUCE STONY movit TdmICII books, children's books, novels, and even comic beclwwlflbsavallsbkatavery reasonable price. Proceeds from the sale will be used for buying more hocks and also UIn'ary shelving neces'y for Brantley High School CIAL 'Trouble With Mother" A mother and daughter clash over their different views of a woman's place in the world and in the home, (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES IN SEARCH OF... 'Jack The Ripper" FAMILY FEUD tI2ICAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Steve Lawrence, Lily Tomlin ID DICK CAVETT Guest: Joseph Holler. Kreskin, Betty White, ('4)THE NEWLYWED GAME ROCKFORD FILES Rockford becomes the unwilling guardian of a young girl whose father is being sought by Fed- 1:* 5:35 HIAVIN CAN WAIT to Georgette confides Mary her heartbreaking decision that she going to leave Ted 0 THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD ) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT Contest Slated Camellia !VT (4) I l'W% £01' IiWO Is 0 HAPPY DAYS (R) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 SUNRISE 6:30 NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS Arbor Day Essay Sitters Need Alerting About Crime Resistance A speedy recovery is wished for Betty Simon who was injured in an automobile accident . She expects to be at home recuperating for two months. Here's wishing she's up and around before then. TV HIGHLIGHTS ___ that an older May I submit woman Is like a treasured volume filled with shared. history, rich with human experience, overflowing with responsiveness and understanding, abundant with wisdom and a saga of suffering surmounted. It Is a story which I._.._. vvu ii.vv auw-u1vuv grows dearer with every meals for those who want to crimes are usually non-violent, reading, to which eouallv. lose weighti such as fraud, tax evasion, loved pages are added every I'm a psychology professor, embezzlement, forgery, etc. day. and aside from a few minor Prisoners must work In food If a man is lucky enough to traffic violations, I've had no service,, laundry or on the possess such a masterpiece, experience with crime, prison's Z,ISI-acre farm, who would trade It for a pretty My question, Dear Abby: Exercise facilities are cover and a bunch of blank How can I get from six months available after work to en. pages? to a year In Allenwood? courage physical fitness. CONSTANCEIN NEEDSA VACATION It's true that there are as SAN DIEGO DEAR NEEDS: I can't tell bars or fences, but very few DEAR CONSTANCE: The Florida Division of ting the Urban Forester at the you how to get into Allenwood, Inmates attempt to escape. If Possibly a man who doesn't Forestry is now taking entries Seminole County Courthouse in but It that tongue In your cheek they do, their seakuces are want is read about history, had ever tasted a loss of per, extended, and they've learned prefers to write his OWL but for the Seminole County Arbor Sanford. Day Essay Contest sponsored Prizes will be awarded to th 1029 freedom, edom, you wouldn't that the loss of one'. personal you need help In writing by the Flagship Bank of best three essays in the order of wish prison (even Allenwood) freedom Is one of the most letters of sympathy, on your worst enemy. $50 and $25 savings bonds and devuting experiences a free congratulations or thank-you All students presently at- $10. After checking it out, I mu can eadere. Ask anyone letters, get Abby's booklet, tending the 6th, 7th, or 8th learned that most Inmates of who's ever served Urns. "How To Wrtle Letters for all grade in Seminole County are All entries must be recieved Allenwood had been tramDEAR ABBY: I enjoyed the Occasions." Send $1 and a long, eligible to enter. Rules for the in the Urban Forester's office sferred there as a reward for exchanges In your column In stamped (28 cents), self- coziest can be ot*alned from no latter than 5:00 p.m., on good behavior alter having which women were compared addressed envelope to Abby: your school office or by contac- April 17, to be eligible to win, served port of their sentence In with cars — new models vs. the 132 Luky Dr., Beverly Hills, other federal FWM Their Q DEAR ABBY: TV reporters recenUy visited a federal prison in Allenwood, Pa., where there are no bars, fences or cells. The inmates — including some Watergaters—enjoy their dormitory-styled rooms and tennis and handball courts in a country club setting. A very happy birthday to Ralph W. Peters, who lives on Hermits Trail. Peters, a WWI veteran who served for 12 years as a chaplain of the WWI Veterans Barracks, still remains active, and doesn't look a day over 60! £ problems and troubles it home goes over the brink. 12.0 (4)110 VALLEY When an old flame of Heath's comes to town in a traveling vaudeville troupe, her husband is found shot. :$ ONLY "ILIYHIC" call 322-2611 to AM* your order £ 5:30 r .-_ — 4, - FA IL W i �. , e 21—Evening H.raId, Sanford Fl. Monday March 2, 1fl ______________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice gal NO i . ft to 20 ft and SIde I — Legal Notice Zone-RserYardvarlanc,from3O IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OF ADJUSTMENT Netice of Public Hearing . . . . _______________________ _____________________________________________ Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD . on ________________________________ Evening Herald,Sanford,Fl. Monday March 24,1979-35 CLASSIFIED ADS 31, 15. Orlondo - Winter Pork minole Yard Variance SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Ave. Sanfod, VIa. The. will W a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE from 10 ft to 3.5 ft on Lot, Like PROSTE DIVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IIQptTPINTN JUDICIAL dR. sale on thefollowing vehicles for tt ApI1lILlS HarTIettE$tati$,PBfl,PgstS.11,ln FILE NUMBER n.is.cp PROBATE DIVISION arnounotthr,p.Irs. 7NPM. CWT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Section -21fl. lOCatid at 157 AIder Pile Number l't42.CP IN RI: ESTATE OP TO WHO IT MAY CONCERN: iNS Ford Bus -S.. No. 3151fl4. COUNTY, FLORIDA _______________________ Avenue. (01ST. 3) FRANCES M. CRANE Division Notice Is hereby given that the C.2430 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7I.l4u.CA4s. 13. JACK 0. WILLIAMS - BA(4. aka FRANCES HURST CRANE IN RE: ESTATE OF iNS Buick Skylark - Sir. No. 1S.7).43V -P1.10 Planned Unit 5LDALE BUILDERS, INO., a Seminole County Board of Ad. SHAWNEEN H. TODD, ali.a Deceased I3SUSH113VO Iustment will conduct a public Development Zone - Rear Florida CorporatIon, itime .................43c i Une NOTICIOF ADMINISTRATION FLORENCE SHAWNEEN TODD, 1ØPontIacExecjtIve-$. hearing to consider the following Varlancefrom 1Sf? toift on Lot i' TO ALL 3cotnicutiveflnies ....31c a line PERSONS HAVING 2SMR1o1SS3 Plaintiff, items: Block A. The Springs Live Oak CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 7 consecutIve times.....3SC a line 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. Deceased vs. A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS i70 Pontiac Bonneville Village, PS 11, Pgs 15 & 16, in ____ THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Ser.262370E12$Ops NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION BURNS D. SIMPSON, ET AL. 1. LARRY B. CHAUDOIN-BA( Ssction3.21.2,iocatIdonthecornef OTHER MONDAY thru FRIDAY PERSONS INTERESTED TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 416.ti) -21TE - A.1 Agriculture of Primrosi Drive and Sweet Gum IN THE 1N3 Chevrolet 1½ Ton Truck SATURDAY 9.Nxn 3LinesMinimum ESTATE: CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Sir. No. 3CM3 F121250 ________________________ Defendants. Zone - To park a mobile home on Way. (01ST. 3) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 1NO Chevrolet NOTICE OF ACTION the NE½ of the NE¼ of SectIon 21. ½ Ton Truck 11. RONALD W. STEPHENSON that the administration of the estate OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED To: ARTHUR B. CLARK and Sir. OC1IIJ1OI32S 2132, On Kyle Court, off Snow Hill -BA(1.16.lf) ,ISV - RIAA FRANCES M. CRANE, •. IN THE ESTATE: PATRICIA CLARK Road. (01ST. 1) 1N7 Pontiac Grand PrIx - Sir. ResidentIal Zone Rev Yard FRANCES HURST CRANE, No. 472M57BL112 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 2. PAUL W. STANKOVICH - VarianCetrom3ofttol$ttonLots3i decsesed File Number 7-IS.CP, is that the administration of the estate action to foreclose a mortgage on BA(416.75).1STE - A.1 Agriculture Thompin'sAutomoflveS.jvlce and 32, Block A. I1.21.fl. of Shiwneen H. Todd, deceased, File the following property In Seminole Zone - To park a mobile home on pending in the Circuit Court for 102 Celery Ave. on Highland Street. (01ST. 4) Seminole County, FlorIda, Probate Number 1f42.CP, iEpending in the County, Florida: Sanford, Ph. 32771 Lot 1P, Swope's AdditIon to Black 15. LEON A. PETERSON -BA(4. Division, the address of which Is c.o Circuit Court for Seminole County, Lot 31, Block "A." SEMINOLE Hammock, PB 2, Pg 110, In Section Thurman Thompson, 16.7).44V-R.1AA Re$identiaIlone SemInole County Courthouse, Florida, Probate Division, thi ad. HEIGHTS. according to the Plot 35.20.31, on Elem Avenue. (01ST. 1) Owner - Lot Width Variance from 0 ft to Sanford, Florida, 32fl1. The Per. Publish: March 1, 20. 21, 22, 23, 23, ese of which is P.O. Drawer c. thereof, as recorded in Plat Book , 3. ROBERT F. SMITH - BAI.16. ________________________ _____________________ 73 ft and Lot SIze Variance from sonat RepresentatIves of the estate 26, 27, 25, 2, 1t1 Sanford, Florida 32171 Pages 1 and?, of the Public Records ')-22TEa1 Agriculture Zoneii,ioo sq ft to 5423 sq ft on Lot 1, FRANCES M. CRANE, a.k.a DEH.112 The personal representative of the 0 Seminole County, Florida. To park a mobile hone on the 4__Prsans 4-PflaPs Block E, West Altamonte Heights. FRANCES HURST CRANE are __________________________ estate is William Scott Todd whose has been filed against you and you following described property: Big Section3, PB 10, Pg 76. In SectIon 11. PatricIa A. Fleming and Thomas M. addrNs is 2034 Doomar Drive, are rejlred to s'rve a copy of your 113 ft S of NE cor of SW¼ of NE¼ of UNITED STATES DISTRICT 21.fl, located at the NE Comes _________________________ Crane, w$ose addresses are: 20 COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT p WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Tallahassee, Florida 32305. The written defenses if any, to It on C. SE'4, run W lOft S 143 ft, S1 deg fl Weddings Alpine Street and Raymond Avenue. Tollgate Drive, Longwood, Fla., and FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION, name and address of the personal KEN BISHOP, plaintiff's attorney, mm Si sec W 25.5 ft S 10 dig 30 54" Mate" Dating ServIce. All Ages. (01ST. 4) NOTARY PUBLIC 1110 Pleasant Lane, Glenview, COURT NO. 7$413.ORL.Clv.y representative's attorney are set Whose address Is 2ê Lee Road, W 1$SftS7Sdeg2S'44"W3i.lft,W P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33317. 14. BILLY BREWER -BA(4.14. 2024or33OM7 Illinois, 6002$, respectively. The UNItED STATES OF AMERICA, Suite 20$, Winter Park, Florida l42.lSft,S41deg33'17"Wl$ 13ft fth below. 75).SSV - R.1AA Residential Zone name and address of the Personal Plaintiff, •y. WILLIE FRANK All persons having claims or dc 327$, on or before the 6th day of S3 deg 53' 23" E 177.2 ft, $52 dig 45' DIVORCE-$20.S0-Guarante.d. _______________________ - Lot WIdth Variance from SOft to Representatives' attorney are set MUR KEY and RUTH MAE MUR. mands against the estate are April, 1S7L and file the original wIth 43"E 112.1 ft, $ I dig 30 43" E 17 ft. S Free 70 ft and Lot Size Variance from form below. detaiisa KIT, Box 7S1,. Reduce safe & fast with OaBese theclerkofthi$courteithebao,.e required, WITHIN 33 deg14'4"E21.4t,5eg35'43.' THREE KEY, his wife, and AVCO FINAN. 11,700 sq ft to 10,223 sq ft on the Pompano, FL. 33061, All persons havIng claims or CIAL SERVICES OF HOLLY. Tablets & EVap "water pills" MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF service on plaintiff's attorney or E 135.1 U, S3 dig 3V 17" W 45.6 ft. $ following described property: Lot 2, demands against the estate are WOOD, FLORIDA, Defendant(s). Touchton Drug. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Immediately therfter; otherwise lOd.gO'17"W1O,.)f,,E 154.4Sf?, P4 Block A, Tract 11, SinlandoSprings, requIred, WANTED: Customers to enjoy WITHIN THREE woiici o s*i - Notice is — Judy's Hamburgers, Super of the above court a written for the relief demanded in the Fwther described as 340 acres 10. 3, Block A, PBS, Pg 30. Also begIn at statement of any claim or demand ComplaInt or petItIon. cated off of Red Bug Road. (DIST. NE cor of Lot 2, Block A, Tract 11, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Summary Final Decree of Fosiclo. Country Breakfast. No cx. __________________________ WITNESS my hand and the seal of 1) THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk sure entered on Mirth?, 1S7 by the they may have. Each claim must be perience necessary. Apply in run N 31 dig 04' E along the WIy R.W of the above court a written above entItled Court in the in writing and must indicate the this Court on this 2nd day of March, 1. KERMIT ROBERT$-RA(4.14. Of Sanford Avenue, tIll above ion Hwy. 17.57, Sanford. 3.0 ft. 1, statement of any claim or demand styled Cause, the undersIgned Uni. basis for the claim, the name and 1579. Creative Expressions 75)1$TEA.1 Agriculture Zone thence E 50' to NW cor of Lot theymayhave.EachcI$immf AppetIterequired. I I.. 01 15.; 831-9993 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS RATES I, ' I. 'IA I I.. a .. 15 .. I, p DEADLINES Noon The Do Before Publication __ (ç Sundoj - Noon Friday address of the creditor or his agent (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. or attorney, and the amount As Clerk of the Court claimed. If the claIm is not yet due, By: Batty M. CbPP5 the date when it will become due As Deputy Clerk _____________________ shall be stated. If the claim is Publish: tingent or unliquidated, the nature DEH 31 March 5,12, iS, 26, 1S7 of the uncertainty shall be stated. If____________________________ - ted States Marshal, or one of his _____________________________ line of Lot 2, run 40 ft, CallJo.An,323.S$12. in writing and must indicate the duly authorized deputIes, will Sell thence N 40 dig 33' W, run ____________________________ basis for the claIm, the name and the property sltuati In Seminole thence N 04 dig 24' 12" E ______ run 23.5 ft address of the creditor or his agent County, Florida, deScribed as: Lots ____________________________ thence E 30' to NW cot Of LOt 1, or attorney, and the amount 254, 25$ and 2% of SOOKERTOWPI, Block A, Tract 11, thence S 37 deg claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, according to the Fiat thereof macor. W23fttONWcorLotfl,ffiance5Ely the date when it will become due did in The official records book 4, RELIEF 144.3' to beg. Further descrIbed FICTITIOuS NAME shall be stated. If the claim Is pag.N, Public Records of Seminole NIGHT AUDITOR Notice Is hereby given that i am shall be described. The claimant ESTATE SALE 2) Avenue. (DIST. nature of the uncertainty shall be taxes, it any due shall deliver sufficient copies of the for fbi yeer 1575 at 760, South Sanford Ave. $anfotd 17. R.M. CONTELLA -BA(416. S ROBERT 0. FEATHER Good startIng salary, Company 'stated. If the claIm is secured, the pubicmJtcry$otheNighgsta. claim tothe clerk to enablethe clerk The undersigned, as Personal 75).57V - R.1AA 32771, Seminole CoUnty, FlorIda, BA(414.75).13E RP Residential Residential Zone security shall be described. The bidder benefits. Apply in person bet. to mall one copy to each personal Representative of the estate of for cash at 12 o'clock noon on under the fictitious - Rear name of PionaI Zone - To allow .= Yard Variance from 30 ft to claimant shall delIver sufficient Tuesday, April 34, 157, at the West wean 10 a.m..S p.m. Days Inn, representative. EARL V. TURNER, deceased, (THE)ENCHANTED WOOD, will story professional office park on the and Sanford. 1 on 13, EACH of the following lots: copies of the Claim to the clerk to deer of the SemInole County Court. that I intend to register said name (1)ftLot less W lift, and allot enable the clerk to mail one copy to house, Sanford, Florida. the office of STENSTROM, DAVIS, 135.45 to whom a copy of this Notice with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, N and SOft E of SW corner of Administration has been mailed are MCINTOSH I. JULIAN, Flagship SE'k offt Section 421.2, 13 ft of Lot 15 and all of Lot 14; all All pawns intersted in the estate required, WITHIN THREE Bank of Seminole, 200 West First GEORGE OROSSE beIng located in Block G, Tract cordance with the provisions of the thence N 120.02 lot to wtiom a copy of this Notice of ft. thence NEIy MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Street, Sanford, FlorIda, waled bids alongtheSoutherly United States Marshal Sanlando Springs, Pg 4 Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wif: . Ilflesof Lots 1 In AdmInistration has been mailed are THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF for the purchase of the following Middle District of Florida 51.21.$ Furttwrdescrlbedas Section 563.00 Florida Statutes issi. GAS & throui I of Brantley Harbor East requIred, WITHIN THREE KENDELL W. WHERRY THlSN0TlCE,tofileanyobj described property, situated at 147 Iocaled at the NE corner 51g. Jonathan 0. Gerber SectlonofMeredlthManorasrecor. they may have that challenge the Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, Palm MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ASSISTANT UNITED STATES Publish Mar. 241 Apr. 2,5, Springs Road and Northof Street. In P523, Pg 42, 14, 1575 3EEN DISAPPOINTED a distance of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ATTORNEY validity of the decedent's will, the Florida, to wit: (DIST. 4) DEH.141 7ft4 ft. THlSNOTlCE,tofileanyobjectns qualifIcations of the personal LOt3,LesstheNorth½,andLotsl ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 15. ARTHUR L. JACKSON 'BAt they the S to the Nly R.W line of may have that challenges the Publish: March 15, 26, April 3,, INVITATIONTO lID representative, or the venue or and 5, Block 6, MAYFAIR, ac S.R. 431, thence SWly along saId R. validity of the decedent's will, the The Board of TrVIja.sef u, LOOKING FOR A JOB• lurisdlction of the court, cording to the Piat thereof, iS W to P05 (less vacated street). Seminole Memorial Hospital Invites II. ARTHUR L. JACKSON- qualifications of the personal DEH.74 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND recorded In Flat Book 3, Page 33, Further described as located at the BA)(4.16.75).1sV- RI representatives, or the venue bids upon the followIng: OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Public Records of Seminole county, NE ResidentIal NOW LET US INVITATION FOR PROPOSAL corner of S.R. 134 and Meredith iurlsdictlon of the court. Florida; Commercial Dish Washer WILLIE FOREVER BARRED Zone Side Street Setback The City of Sanford will accept Manor Blvd. (01ST. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND Date of the first publIcation of thIs Said property Is zoned ResidentIal Additional information, is firm proposals for the Varlancefrom23ftto22?tonMoton OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED city 6. CHARLES 0. BUTLER DO THE WORK purchase of available at Office of the Materials Notkeof AdmInistration: March 15, by the City of Sanford, and Avenue and from 23 property as follows: situated BA(4.16.7).20TE A.1 Agriculture ft to 10 ft on WILL BE FOR EVER BARRED. Manag r on the property isa one.story, tWOS Montgomery Parkway on the (1) Lot 20 (Lessthe $10 ft of W 40.4 Zone To park a mobile home on Datedthis lSthdayof March, tm W. Scott Todd All bids Shall be mailed to the foling described property: Lots bedroom, onebath, dwelling. The WE HAVE ItandLess E 21?) Lincoln Court, theNE¼ofNW't.ofNE'kofSW¼of Thomas M. Crane As Personal Representative of keys may be obtained from Patricia Materials Manages of the Seminole 27S,27,and3$0, So toWfl. 4. pg 20. Public Records of Seminole SedIO. 22.31.29, less N 2251? and the As Personal Representative the Estate of Austin of STENSTROM, DAVIS, W 30 ft of N MemorIal Hospital, noi East Flrsf Pgs 55 and 55, In Section 2Oi3O. c,nty, Florida. 223 ft. less N 163 ft of W PatrIcia A. Fleming EXPERIENCE MCINTOSH & JULIAN. The sale SHAWNEEN H. TODD Street, Sanford, Flotids 32771. All Further descrIbed as located at the andalsoless N 25ft for road R. As Personal RepresentatIve Shall be for the hlghet cash Deceased Santord, bids shall be corner of Richard Allen Street and postmarked not later (2) E½ of Lot 33, South Of the Estate of than the 5th day of April 1575, and ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL bid will be accepted lessbid. No W. Further described as Parcel 34 Mefon Avenue. (DIST. TO BAC K US UP P5 1, 09 4, Public Records than located on Hillvlew Dr. (0151.3) FRANCES PA. CRANE. shall be $29,730.00. REPRESENTATIVE: recelvedonor before the ith 0. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Seminole County, Florida. 7. P.A.C.E. PRIVATE SCHOOL, aka FRANCES M. HURST s Douglas Stenstrom Jerome M. Novey 1. 'March 1, 1fl, Regular CRANE, (3) SE¼ BIk 6, It 13, Town f day of April, 1919. INC. BA(416.75).12E A.1 Personal Rep. Estate f NOVEY AND BLANTON Opening of such bids will take MietiflO SanfOrd, PB 1, pg 112, PublIc Agriculture Zone To operate a Deceased. EARL V. TURNER, 100 Salem Court This public hearing will be held place at the Office of the Materials SECRETARY Records of Seminole County, Manager private school for children with L)eceaWd in the Seminole County Courthouse, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Tallahassee, Florida 32301 of the Seminole Memorial FIor. learning dIsabilIties on the following Sanford. REPRESENTATIVE: Telephone: 04.$j7.$)55 STENSTROM, DAVIS. McINTOSH Florida, on April 16. (4) N 19.02 ftof Lot 7, Ilk 11, Tm 10, Hospital at l:000'clock A. M. on the P4½ Of NE¼ ° JOSEPH M. MURASKO Ii JULIAN Publish: March 15, 26, 1575 at7:00pM,,orassoonthereafteras Town of Sanford, P11, pg 57, Public 12th day of April 17t. SE¼ of NE¼ (less W 160 ft and Ie , iC BOx 746 Flagship Bank of Seminole DEH107 Seminole Memorial Hospital pouIe. BOOKKE E PER Records of Seminole County, E 13$ If) i SectIon 7.21.29, less N 30 Fern Park, Florida 32730 West First Street Written comments filed with right to relIct any an FlorIda. 1N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Sanford, FL 32771 ft thereof, Parcel AS not platted. Telephone No. (306)1310155 Off Iceof the ZonIng CoordInator will Publish: (5) Lot I, Ilk 5,, Tr 1L Seminole all bIds. Further described as located at 3221 March 15, 36, im SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PubIIshMar.26,27,25,fl,30,q Sand Lake Park, P13, pg 73, Public Records of Publish Mar. 36, 37, 25, 1575 considered and persons Road. (01ST. 3) •IOIATE OtYISION ap DEH.1O6 I, 1575 DEM.1 Seminole County Flçq.ia ' CASHIER 'Rs Nu.,29rn cP I..VA*$AJICI$-,.CONTINUID hosed OeiI%y. HivIng, may be t ..i'av _ ' __ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS (4) LOt 1$ ½ ii vacated 1. LAKE KATHRYN ESTATES, tvlslen continued from time to tIme as IN THI CIRCUIT COURT, IN THE CIRCuIT COURT FOR INC. NAME STATUTE abUttIngOntheSW, LakeMonroe BA(2.1575) 13V * Al 4N RE: ESTATE OF found necessary. Further details SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA dustrial Park. PB 11, pg 29, Public In. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SEMINDLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Agriculture Zone and C.2 Corn. :HAZEL G. SMITH, Notice is hereby given mat the avaIlable by callIng 323.4330, Ext. NO. .$t.CA45.D PROlATE DIVISION TYPIST merclal Zone -VarIance from 15 f 4. Records of Seminole County, undersigned, pursuant to the File Number 79fl.CP Florida. CARL E. KASEMEIER and from road R.W to 15 ft from paved Deceased DivisIon "Fictitious Name StaMe", opter Seminole County Board of Ad. FRANCES L. KASEMEIER, (7) Lot X, Lake Monroe : NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION hIs surface of rosd for all mobIle PlOsfliS justment IN RI: ESTATE OP Park, P1 14, pg PublIcIndustrial Records I6$.OS, Florida Statutes, will regIster in Lake Kathryn Park abutting wife, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING BENJAMIN K. BRESLOW with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, By: Larry Blair, of SifVIinOle County, Florida. Lake Kathryn Laura Street and GENE RAL OFFICE Plaintiffs, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Seminole County, Florida, upon Chairman (I) Lot 4 1 ½ of vacated street Circle on property located in Lake vs. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Publish: March 26, 197 Ceiptofproofofpublicationof this abuttIng on the SW, Like Monroe Deceased Kathryn Mobile Home Park. Fur. DEH.135 _______________________________ J.K. MEADE, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED * notice, the fictitious name, to.wit: Industrial Park, PB 14, pg 29, NOTICEOFADMIN1ST*ATION located on East this described as Public IN THE ESTATE Defendant. Records of Seminole County, COUNTRY CLUB PET WORLD ASSISTANT MANAGER TO ALL PERSONS HAVING side of High 17.52, N of Lake IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE OF SUIT YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CLAIMS OR ier which I am engaged in Florida. DEMANDS Kathryn that the administration of the estate THE ABOVE ESTATE AGAINST AND ALL Street, in Circle, and $ of Laura SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA TO: J.K. MEADE (9) Lot 7 1 ½ of vacated street business at 450 E.E. Williamson Section 1.21.30. (01ST. 1) PROlATE DIVISION 120 Ichabod Trail of Hazel 6. Smith, deceased, File OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED abutting on the E, Lake Monroe Road. in In the City of Lonqwood, File Number 75.47.CP C. VARIANCES Longwood, Florida Number 79.52 CP, Is pendIng in the IN THE ESTATE: (4.)6. Division Industrial Park, PB 14, pg 29, PublIc Florida. i. JOHN V. TYNDALL Circuit Court for Seminole County, Dated at Longwood, Fla., MANAGEMENT TEAM YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Records of Seminole County, Seminole YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 75)-MV Al Agriculture Zone IN RE: ESTATE OF that a mortgage foreclosure corn. Florida. Florida, Probate DivIsion, the d. that the County, Florida on March admInistration of the estate Lot Size Variance from 43,$Osq ft to RYAN THOMAS DESROCHER, plaint on the following descrIbed dress of which Is Seminole County (10) Lot 10, Like Monroe In. 13, 1575. of BENJAMIN K. BRESLOW. 25,300 sq ft on Lot Block 3, 2, Chula property In Seminole County, dsfrial Courthouse, Probate Division, decessed, File That me party interested In said ps 11, pg 25, PublIc Number 7553-CP, Is Vista, Unrecorded Piat, in Deceased Florida, to.wit: Sanford, Fl. 32771 . COOK business enterprise Is as follows: Records of pending Seminole in the NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION County, CIrcuit 22.21.32, on Snow Hill Road. Lot ii, SLEEPY HOLLOW,accor. The personal • T'5 COUNTRY CLUB FIorIde. representatIve of the Seminole County, FlorIda, Probate (0151.1) ding to the plat thereof as recorded estate is Hazel Tench, whose (11) Lot 11 & ½ of vacated street KENNELS, INC. ad DivisIon, address of which Is 2. OLIN AMERICAN HOMES OF TO ALL PERSONS HAVING In Put Book 1$. pages 44 and dress Is 1117 Paloma Avenue, Seminolehe County Courthouse, BY: Kenneth L. Debmeler, FLORIDA. INC. IA( 4.14.fl).SOV CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Public Records of Seminole County, abutting on the E, Lake Monroe Sanford, Fl., 32771. The name and DRIVER Industrial Park, Pill, pg 29. Sanford, FlorIda THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 32771. PUD Planned Unit Development Florida, address of the personal t.5ifl' PublIc PublIsh: March tP, 24, AprIl 3, 9, Records of Seminole County, The personal representative of the OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED has been Zone Rear Yard VarIance from IN THE ESTATE: tatlye's attorney are Ut fOrth belOW. estate is filed against you and you 1fl Florida. Jules W. Breslow whose 30 ft to 21 ft on Lot 33, Block I, we rP9aired to serve a copy of your All persons having claims or (12) Lot 31½ Of vacated street address Is One Woedward Avenue, Sterling Park Unit 3, Pb ii, P si, in YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED wrItten defenses, If !L" demands against the estate MANAGER TRAINEE any, to It. n abutting on the W, Lake Monroe we Detroit, Michigan 41226. The name thaltheadminhstratlonofthe.state Jerome J. Bernstein, SectIon 13.21.30. on the required, WITHIN of BORN. Industrial Park Amended THREE NOTICE TO PUILIC of and Reptet, address RYAN THOMAS DESROCHER, STEIN 1 PITREE, of the personal QuailClrcisandFalrwaylen Drive. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF attorneys fer Notice is tesoby given m, a p ii, pg 71, PublIC Records 4 representative's decsid, File Number 79.41CP, Is Plaintiffs, whose address Is 12 attorney we set (DIST. 1) THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF forth Public Hearing will be held by the halos. Seninole County, pendIng Florida. In the CIrcuit Court for South Court Ave., Orlando. Florida 3. GERALD R. McORATTY, Plannlngandloning Commission In THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk A C HELPER l3 Los 4 & ½ of veCated Street the City Commission ROOm, All persons having claims or JR. -IA(41415).47V - A.1 Seminole County, Florida, Probate 3250), and file the original with te abuttIng of the above court a wrItten City 10 the W, Lake MOIWUI Hail, Agriculture Zone Lot Size Division, the address of which is $tatesnitd of any claim, flu name ditds against the estate are Sanford, Florida at 5:05 P.M. Clfrkofttueabove.styledC,ur,onor Industrial Park Amended RePiet, on Thursday, Seminole County Courthouse, before THREE VarIance frOm 43,540 sq ft to and address of the creditor or his required, WITHIN April 20th, 1575; etherwlse a April 3. 1979 to consi PS 14, P9 71. PublIc Rords sqfton theN 300 ft of East 110 ft of Sanford, Florida. ludiment may be entered against agent or attorney, and the amount MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP des the following change and csnty, Florida. WOODWORKER NIM Of SWUS of Section 32.31.30 The personal representative of the you for the relief demanded In the THE FIRST PUBLICATION O claimed. If the claim Ii amendm.n$toffie Zoning Ordinance ui Park, Upplind Park, PS RAYMOND A. Complaint, ' of THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk (lees road R.W). on Red Bug Road. estate Is of the City Of Sanford, Seminole the date when it will become due pg S. Public Records of SemInole CountY, Florida. DISROCHER, JR., whose address the above court a written 101ST. 1 WITNESSmy hand 4 sh011 be stated. If the claim Is andthesulol County, Florida. IA Is 1700 MagnolIa Avenue, A. U, said Court thIs 15th day S JOSEPH GLASNAK of March, Rezoning from Rl.1, Restricted contIngent or unliquidated, the stgtement of any claim or demand (Is) Port. Country Club Manor Industrial DistrIct 4Ie7s.42V-R.2 Duplex Zone Sanford, Florida. The name and p75, WAITRESS nture , the shall be they may have. Each claim must be Unit I, Pill, 3$, PUblIC REOI'dS 1.0$ Size Variance from 5500 sq .5 address of the personal regresen. (SEAL) To that of stated. if the claim Is secured, ma in writIng and must Indicate me M14. Medium In. Of SemInole County, Florida. t me tative's attorney are set fovflu below. Arthur H. Beckwittu, Jr. dustrlal DistriCt security shall be described. TM basis for the claim, the name and to 1235 sq ft In (II) 1•t I IS. AL 1fwius All persons having claims or di address of the credItor or his agent following descrIbed propy Clerk o ma Circuit Court That property described as: claimant shall deliver sufficient or Fiat. P1156, pg4l, PubI Ic REonds attorney, an duplex lots: Lot 11, ROCkS, minds aglast the estate are me. By: Betty M. C.pps he amount Beginning at a point ifla.0 ft County, Florida. Eastand3ofeet North of theSW oar. enable the clerk to mall one copy the date when It will become due SectIon 343130. on Moysis Rd. PROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST . Publish: March 19, 2. osc$u personal representatIve, *113,5, Cheppells Subdivision, ' PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, . shall (01ST. 1) be stated. If the claim Is PS 1570 Range 30 East, said point being on AJl persons interested In me 0114.110 Public Recerds Of Seminole County, 4. CHARLES R. ADAMS -IA(4. to file with ma clock of the above contingent or unllqvldated, the North R.W line of Geneva Ave. estatetowhomacopyofthis$o$lce natureoftheuncertainty Florida. court a written statement of any shall be 1475).4lV-R.iRdentloIZme and the East R.W line of Seaboard of Administration has been mailed 912 (1I)Lo154,I,l0,13&l4, IlkA, claim or demand they may have. Rear Yard Variance from 30 ft are required, WITHIN THREE stated. If the claim is secured, me CosstLineRailroad, NunEastl50 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP Celery Avenue AdditIon. PS 1. 11, Each claim must be in wilting and ft or screen security shall be described. enclosure on Lot p m, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF. SEMINOLE COUNTY, kate the basis fO me CI NO. fl566.CA45.K FLORIDA. 125, Public Records of Seminole 323•5 176 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF claimant shall deffver sufficient Woodcreit UnIt 3, P115. Pg 73, in Thence N. 34 degrees 15' 33" 1. County, Florida. SICtISIl 3321* Ofl 1i Jacket clelm,Ihenameandajr.aof THIS$OTICE,tofIleanyoblectlons oap4sofmaciaimfoffieclock, 373.011eet, thence West 3S4.$leetto EUGENE BAKER I JOANNEE. (l)L0$s6.L5,1l,lLl3,&l4,5 Place West. (01ST. 1) credltes' or his aiiM or alterney, lAKER, apoinchelnsEast330 mey may Nave that duallenge me lMblo the clerk to mail one copy I, Celery Avenue Addition, PSi, 7. ANTHONY JULIANO -BAll. and the ansouns claimed. If the validIty Of the decedent's will, the each pononal reOres.lw.slve. P1 North of the SW corner of said Sec. 123 Public Recards Of Seminole t claim Is not All Persons intereoled in H'.. estate yes due, the date uben It 16.7t).UV *.1 Reildentlal ZIOS mwkations of tue personal rime County, Florida. to will become due Lot Size Varlancefrsm 5450 $11011 be to whom a 01 mi. pij sesutative, or the venue or tuence North 353 feet, thence East II GEORGE W. COCKAYNE 1. (30) Let lii N of liii Street, Rosa Rft 111 Lot ii, SliCk 0, the claim 15 contingent orstated. un Mmifr.tl.l has been mailed are Iw,Isdictlon of e c $1.13 IN, CAROLYN COCKAYNE. Court, P53, N). Public Records requIred, Park. nature PS 11, P01.11. Ii dated, the WITHIN THREE LCnIWUd IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE of the wuCeulaimy ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND tesce N. 34 degrees U' 33" 1. Defendants. $ewslnile CSUIWy, Florida. MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP Section 11.15$. located at *e shall be stated. It the claim Is ii 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND m.o less OBJ IC TI ONS NOT SO FILED THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP caner of Gary 11,1and Lake Lane. OWIt the securIty shall be dli. 121)W1SflofE½ofL$q$l1&31, to flu South R.W of FOR SEMI HOLE COUNTY, WILL SE FOREVER BARRED CountryClubRo.d,ttuencervnN.ga P1.0110*. NOTICE OP ACTION " a'*el. Tile claimini slut deliver '.wol PR , N TI4ISNOTICI,stljeanyeblecti.i. (01ST.)) 57' Deteottbellntpublic.tmonofmis W. dellries along said 1W 510.15 Case NI. ;;_, ,, I. ERNI$TINI SLACK -MCI hl; CSPIIS it the Claim Ii '.' TO: GEORGE W.COCKAYNI. PhibIiCRicrdsof$emineleCiu,,y, flit to tile East R.W of $4I13..ip.I Neliceof Administration: Seaboard 1 CA$OYLN Florida. COCKAYNI om-*i M11'CtI 19, validity it the dacedsud's will, the Reiidsntlalzeps- derktoonletlueclirtto,wiI.'.. STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPART. Coast Line Rail lied, ISiS. (33) Lit 16, less Wete mai mw, Lii Size Variance trio 5455 sq N to quallflcasigs'.s of tile. persaI MINT OP LEOALAPFAIR$, JIM Hazel Tenth ffihulce$.ldpgre,sI3'W. YOU ARE NOTIFIED mat an Frank L. Waad.iffs SubdivIsion, PS 505555.5; Side Street Variance Irses lative. reprsagaatiye, er tile venue or SMITH, ATTORNEY GENERAL, to a curve couucoue Weoledy As Personal Representative actlin te feridhss a_message 35 ft to N Side 3. 46. PublIc Records it Seminole a l. 0*e*eN Yard Variance AI P$alntIN of the Eitati radius of 3757.12 fist and a Central e IsIIowlq prepun in SIniI,Is Celily, Plelida. trIOS lift $05 Na IO4 hit Yard to when'. , a copy SI this Notice it ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND Ifosel 0. Smith angle Of S degrees OP. Silence : p,j• Yrjjuilo may be made fir sips. Varlancetrem3sft$0lJjftanI.ets MOSlIllSfrIlfoshasileo,msileder, OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED C. WREATH COMPANY, ? DICHWd along si curve an iLet *36. SPRING OA*$ UNIT requIred, so, .i.o. pg's p WITHIN THREE ff1betalmepoV stt.suep,Wof potInerilsIp, and HARRY NOR' siancosf ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL WILL SE FOREVER BARREDmis Addition . . to Milney, PS). Pg 154, In MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP TWO, OCCilding IS I.5 I4 , me turs, suslicatI ot . RI$O$ esid JACK H. LOVE, R1PRIS1NTATlVE Sictlin Thflpjptstl55jidhiin. 33.15.31, so Broadway THE FIRST PUBUCATION OP •rsCird.IinPUt Bsekll, pfl, p, Being msqs genirally dsscrleid . s. DOUGLAS STINSTROM, NiticeitAdmluWslrasien:Marct, PublcReNOf$emin.ucy, emissagi . ItSit. (01ST.)) TNI$NOTlCI,toIl$eanyeW.ct CflS'tV MIlked ' lecatedat 111W. *1*54. BequWe 5. ANTONIO 000INHO.-IA(4. t$iSy may have II Challenge tile Flirlda. Woll SN *5 aSfelde. It SIISUII 55 5.J5w SIESLOW NOTICIOPSUIT Tlu5Plauwwdueeit*sprepeqsy STINSTROM, DAVISUcINTOSNI l479).4W-A.)AgujcuflWeZeuw.... validity it 55 deCad..il's will, *5 •I TO: Hlrry Morrison Persinal RepresMative Ifl JULIAN 51 1I1im1 Md VIM NICityofuaflInol55p:55 of . LOfWidl*Varlancefrsml50ff$0)5$ qualIficatIons tile peraI it iss Ito The p$f'.jng & W.C. Wr.at* Cornpen p.O. lox 1330 "$0ayeyow o'clock P.M. enMudsy, ApullS, ft on His W½ II LaS 1, Slick F, rapr.........lve, or hi venue $ENJ*$IN K.SllI$LOw YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFII m55lenwidWtaun, $an*, Fl. 37771 wrNflui o s, P55, Pg 0. in defenses, it mv. to 0 en IISMSWI . ma . jen Telsitune: (305)33)3171 Prspesal shall Include the of to the City Cemmiseleus in toner tM an action 1st kIuniuve rsli ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. ANo SALVATORI I. ICARITO, Sectien $** en lay ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ,srainst, _chaos. liii 5511'. fIled aS5151 VIII aOl VIM PublIsh: Maich 15, 36 1975 plM1f's flhISu: a*5no,. ORJICTION$ NOT (01$,.,) si a.is PILED RIPIISINTATIVI: . 11 anusut.j. ci,, c.. vlrid$0wac,,ity_ 1. TilSSPIICSWNI.IaOIteS. mleli 10 JAMES OAMEIE - 5*1416. WILL SE FOREVER SAilED Robed H. ReiI5lve hhdaPubIkeivingin within dess, if any, toItsu Florida 315014 in or biheS lI * — t me CIty it lithet 755kV P110 Planned Unit ROTI4,WIu$UêWOaMANN, PA Mu in IS, Jaoue, pg$e, Mslstant Attórna NItPdilNCIHlNhiI54I 3. AN INS Shall be $511 heIS. CityCOy Ceesmisslen lees'.'.7:55 NeIIçeOf Mmk*r*dsMarc "1575, end IRe *5 orlslunt L:_ Dei.r'5p jane - liv ' Civil, The CaiNel. TalIMasas, 1155 HWISM Hall, $anlsrd, Fiends at t_ . of ,l. , —NSSWNIcOyetsad.j P.M.I Mudsy, pr$,, 15$ VOIIIOCS WIOS$ N he 17* us LIt 3. 110 last Robinsin Street PISVIda 31101. a tiøe NI service en plalnlllrstvy it 3. IOOIIdo Wobiva Nile $edloml, Pul, P000 with NI Clerk en or **, April a'W$NIel chiCk tot III corwilsr said nscommondaslsus. ClauØ, lscida 33551' .: Imirndalejy v (II) putconi it the mij..at As Psn Reprulujitlug &Sodlon441j5,anLyolilgrW __ ____ ___ os a teleghine:.l$5) 433'0535 Aa _ lnsi,,j a. cHums 15753 elhhiwlia, IURemN may N a detouR will beaflns tg.',st g bindit. Oriwe. 101ST.')) enhesd Shall heWS PUbINA. MarCh 19, 36, ISiS IS Sinkit wiNy Is be su fir NI r51le ThIS W -.-M 11 uas OMrecker 'I dtliIMsØ In. NI ts .N$M. , SILICS P. HOMOVA—lA 4. DIN 10 at sato demanme In NI C.mpI.. cosiiisiiø n, me City ColnisuIN flililifU NI iosigv - PUD Filmed Volt W1*5SS my SIN 101*5 Of *5 Re ATTORNEY FOR PIRSONA6. i WITNES$ my5sMdgS,,51Ø rlg55 $0 0(0* it 'eliot .PV it 1N " C°JpJM.IN it Ceuwt inNards 23.1579. RIP*S$INTATIVL NeSCewrtsNMa,cfst, iwo,. :::mInmabsstin,e,ews,. Variance fries 11 N $44 N Is IN NAiL g (SEAL) 0. KOSPIc, it lUAU CIty ii It FLORIDA peel esidesure en Let 17, Sled F*ugVy, iwp. *rtiei N. l5554J5, Jr C, WHITAKER AND KOIPKE - AflS,, N. . IN*, i,. City (!I1rmlun it *5 Lusatw4lsr Dike laitioS 1). 01 i.q. Click Of I5 I Weof WNh5an liriM - - •. Clek it CtrcNCsisi City it lanflil. *110. In MitSui 15.** IA Orlando, P$0da CIrcUIt City - lv; Psl,IuI• lobules . -, NM.. Tamm1 Jr., Rivilkind SM. (01ST. 1IIg and lining CimmiTI1sL..J: (IN) SG.IIfl MOSPWy Chit - -' CRy css, 10. CNAELI$'50A$I$R PUbI a1w-IUTL PubIlok: 55 Mir.*&.o,,,,1,5 Fuat* 16-751 -I1V -R.1A Nn'dsntlal 01*155 March 15.11, 1575 pubs,.. Mavcil1o,, DI OSN.130 011413 0114.lit ____ il—Help Wanted Dancers wanted-lust opening new club In Seminole, good tips, commission. 5316413. Handy Way Food Stores now accepting applications for Full 1 Part time positions. Apply at any store locally or P.O. Box 905, Crescent City. Fl. 32012. Manager Trainee - Walgreen Drugsof Sanford. Paidvacation, paid holidays, mdse disc, malor medlcal& retirement plans. 323. __________________________ Housewife's Send for 20 ways of making money at home. $3.00 to Jean's Report, P.O. Box 120. Sanfor.1 l* 12771. AVON BUILD YOUR EASTERNESTEGGI Full time, ref req. Apply In person to Lekeview Nursing & Convalescent Center, 19 E. 2nd Secretaries. Call now 'or lobs in Sanford area. All skills needed. No Fee. We Pay You. Norrell Services. 6475111. assignment. Homemakers Up. John 621.0636. - Janitorlal-..xp. porter, must use buffing machine. $3 hr. See Ted Freeman, Zayres Store, San. ford 5a.m. to 10a.m. NO CALLS ____________________________ DRAFTSMAN - - Some mechanical drawing cx. perience 1 trig. Willing to learn - While being paid. Reply to ABC Conveyor Inc. 3222725. _______________________ MOTEL Full time. part time motel maids needed. Experience preferred. _____________________ _______________________ -. DaysInn, Sanford. ED€b IMMEDIATELY - Operators who own their own tandemaxle tractors to run the East Coast. Home on weekends. advances on each trip & fast , weekly settlements. Call MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS ToII.Free 1100.435.6372 ask for Bob Bevis. EOE. _______________ ____________ 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 wôulin'tbehere. If youwant the opportunity to earn Three to - Five Hundred dollars a week, came 1I00433I403 anytime for recorded message. Construction Secretary. Good pay - career minded individual. Must haveaminimumof2yrs.exp. in conslruct ion office procedure, typIng 1 shorthand required. Must be famIlIar with personnel records, time sheets, daily lob - reports 1 draw requests. Medical Ins., paid vacation 1 holidays provided. If interested in long term employment with ______ one of the Nation's largest builders call Cardinal Industries Inc. 303.321.0151 between lam. . - _____ _____ ____ ___ ____ 3224457.aft-. Hrs. 322.7111 - &ODDJOBS 3 BR, 2 b, FR. dbl. lot. $31,500. upH. a _1•. . - - ___ ___ ___ _____ _______ ____ ______ _____ _____ _____ " ___ ___ ___ __ ____ 3 BR formal dining, 40' LR, 2 _ _ LOW LOW investment buys you IT Realtor, PALS ' _.- ___ _ . _____ . 'uu: -_ -,. _ 2514 S. French Ave. 3220231,3237173,322.0719 IflC. HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your 3235fl4 JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. CommercIal Phone 332.7551, Sanford _________________________ ANCIAL SERVICE 305.332.2333. Back on Market 3 BR, 1 b, fenced shady yd. 115 Pinecrest Dr. —RDOnn DrIve by I call. $27,300. Nice large Bedroom, air cond. Qulat man preferred. 322.2229 114 Myrtle Ave. - New listing — Comm. lot on 17. 92. $49,500. Pleasure to spare in this Plnecrest area home. 3 BR, 2 B 30-Apartments Unfurnished w.many extras. $40,000. 1 BR—Sill. Pool, Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323.WO Mariner's Village. S acres farm land, Geneva area. $13 550 $2500 dwn, $145 mo STEMPER AGENCY DeBary—Lovely 1g. 1 Bk Air, No Pets. ideal Ret. Person 322-5031 REALTOR 3224551 MULTIPLE LISTING SER VICE Eves $433635 323.195, SPREAD YOUR WINGS? ceramic bath $175. Furnished 4 BR, 2 B 1g. deep, shady lot, tool shed w.cement apron. See today $210. 141.7113. only $39,900. 31-ApartmentsFurnished GET A JUMP ON SUMMER YES lump Into the cod Spring wasir os. swim, fish, or lust lull around under the shade of a tree. You can have this 1. more too.) BR, 1½ B, only $6&730. 32—Houses Unfurnished REALTY WORLD. 3 BR, 2 8. Central heat and air. Double garage. 5250 mo. on 12 mo. lease w.Si50 security deposIt. 446 Riverview Ave. Call utIlities furn. No. Pets 190 per mo. 3495310. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 7133'; S French (17-92) Sanford _____________323-5324 to Construction Dept., Box 1), 41—Houses - - -_---_ -. Sanford, Fl. 33771. Equal Op portunity Employer. ________________________ Secretary. Good pay for career minded individual. Typing 1 shorthand req. Medical Ins., provided. It interested in long term employment with one of maNation's largest builders call Cardinal Industries Inc. 305.321. O23Obetweenia.m.&Sp.m,wk. days or send resume to Box U, Sanford. Fl., 32771. EQual Op -- portunity Employer. ___________________ Mature experienced orderly, I t041 shift. Sanford Nursing 1 Con. valescont Center. 550 Mellonville .,,.e. Apt In pinin. - 'jtperienc.d boat riggers, cxc.' • company benef Its. 10 paid holidays, ElO. AMF Cre,tliner/Robalo, 1113 30th $IOlO(d• (AIrport). ':' ____ NisS Isdty, ho. 3S34PARKDR.3222l11 AFTER HOURS REALTOR 3220640 ,1fl.flS4 New 233 Homes. 4 oct. Interest to qualified buyer. 530.000 to $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 3724207 ________________________ Modest 2 BR, CI hcnle under $1Z0007 Yes, It'strue If you act fast III Not fancy but a rest value. Call Bart Low Down, Paymont Ch fir your 1111 Will build on your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, lIlt. 46S3 mosrnlii's 11*IT V IM25S .O 24 HOUR . shaded 1. landscaped. $21,500. SPARKLING clean 2 BR, 1 b. FR, well landscaped, bk yd fenced. 3224213 - BATEMAN REALTY R$.Reel Estate Broker 3635 MotorI Avi. 3114719 ___________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 VA A FHA Flnar'cing MAYFAIR older 3 BR, 1½ b home with many unique features, lg rms., lovely grounds. $69,950. LAKE FRONT 3 BR.? bsplit plan, breath taking view, beamed ceiling, eqpt. kit., stone FP, storage everywhere. Private Patlosl $72,000. CANAL FRONT lovely 3 BR, 2 b home, sundeck, boat house, fishing dock. Canal leads to St. Johns River. $09,000. Harold Nail Realty 1 "REALTOR MLS 323:5774Day or Night LARGE 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, COMPLETELY FURN. ISHED IN EXCELLENT TASTE. LARGE LOT, OUT. SIDE WORKSHOP. ONLY $23,500. ED YARD, NEAR 25th STREET, $30,000 WITH SELL. ER FINANCING. OVERSIZED 3 BEDROOM WITH PANELED DEN, FLEXIBLE FLOOR PLAN ALLOWS FOR 4th BEDROOM, OIL HEAT, AIR CONDITIONING, $21,900. 2¼ ACRES NEAR SANFORD BEAUTIFULeXec3BR,2bu,'ne in Idyllwllde of Loch Arborl Pool & Patio, CH.&A, PP. Eq. eat.in kit., FR 1 every Ieaturel IPP WARRANTEDI Yours for 572.9001 FANTASTIC 4 BR, 3 B home in Pinecrest .CH&A, w.w carpet, BEAUTIFULexeC.35R,2bMme in Idyllwilde Of Loch Arboil Pool 1 Patio, C.H1A, FP. Eq. satin kit., FR 1 evry fartursi IPP WAR RANTEDI Yours for 5735151 FANTASTIC 4 SR 2 b horns in Pinecrest w.C.NIA w.w car ps$,.q. eat. In NI?., icr. p.tlo FR, on a beautiful landscaped lot I Mt 139,9001 COZY3RR. lbhsmeln IelAlr,w. w carpet, range 1 ret., partially lIOced & 1g. ydl Exc. cool. A buy at 132,1011 NtAL E$TATE AS$CIATI$ JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LIADIRI WI LIST 6 1111. 'MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 WEST OF 1.4. ONLY 512,500. AIRPORT CLEARED FOR HOME OR POSSIBLE MOBILE HOME. $2,000 DOWN, $159.96 PER MONTH, 120 MONTHS. 5½ PCT. APR. BUILDING LOT IN GENEVA NEAR HWY 44. 53,300 TOTAL. BRING CASH I 30 ACRES HWY FRONTAGE NEAR LAKE MARY, TALL TREES, 3 POND SITES. $10,000. S ACRES HWY. FRONTAGE NEAR OVIEDO. ACCESS TO LARGE BASS LAKE. 522.000.. HALF CASH NEEDED. 3 ACRES CORNER ON COUNTY ROAD IN OSTEEN. MOBILE HOME AREA $15,000 WITH TERMS. 129 ACRES PAVED ROAD NEAR DEL.TONA. INCLUDES 35 ACRE LAKE. ONLY $1050 PER ACRE. 5 ACRES NEAR DUNNELLOPi.. OCALA. HWY FRONTAGE, MOBILE HOME COUNTRY. ONLY 13.750 PER ACRE. IS ACRES HWY FRONTAGE NORTH OF PANAMA CITY, NEAR 1.10, $1,110 PER ACRE. CISAZY TERMbI TIME TO THINK AbOUT NORTH CAROLINA FOR THI SUM. MEN. MOUNTAIN ACREAGE OR RIVER FRONT AVAIL. Alit. AS LOW AS 10 PER CENT DOWN. 4 PER CENT IN. TIRI$T. - Sanford's 5.1., Leader 3222420 M. Unswor$h Rosily UALTOI w 333*1arews.313I7 - ' ANYTIME 2568 REALTORS SEIGLIR REALTY BROKER Sanford 321O4O - MuItipli Listing ServiCR PARK BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to iso Call 322-1624; 322-1160 ZELLW000. S acris $10,000. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 130-6$33or 339-4711 eves. 1g. lot within city limits. Water 1 i.ndoW.1577 - Accessories Sailboat 21 ft. Windward, fully equiped with trailer, $3,500. UI sewer, trees. $11,500. Wm. Maliczowski, Realtor. 322 7983. tires. 53550. 323-5811 & after S 322-1539. 1970 Jeep Wagoneer IWO, Radio Air BLAIR AGENCY P5, P8.51900. 323 323 3866or 323.7710 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford. FIa. 32771 57—Sports Equipment 4S.A—.it of State Proparty RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $8 Scott Reagan 322 5177 NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS 59-Musical 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 $650000, Good terms, $2100.00 down, assume loan. MOVES MOUNTAINS cond. $3,800 323 0696 alter 5. Of Merchandise Every Day Try (Joe! 1970 Pontiac. 2 Dr __________________________ I CYCLE RAILS, will ac - 373 9095 ______________________ commodate Harley-Davidsons, — 79—Trucks-Trailers . ________— - 22 miles Loaded. 108 engIne. Phone 323 1737 or 3230450. Trucktopper,7mos. old For small truck 373 7513 1918 Chrysler LeBaron Medallion. Loaded. Low mileage Call 322 1120. 62—Lawn. Ga rden AFRICAN VIOLETS FILL. DIRT & TOP SOIL YE 110W SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-7500 Private Party wants to buy a house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 323-Sill aft 7 p,m. 47-A--4rtgagss Bougt* &SoId ____ WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 1 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Leag, Lic. Mig. Broker. 125 No. ID Wyrnore Rd., Kids: Looking for an extra ,Iiar? Ask Mom & Dad to let ;u have a classified ad garage ule. 1969 Ford Mustang Good Cond. Best Offer 331 0681 Air Cond. & Heating Income Tax Central Heat A Air Cond. Free Est. Call Car I Harris at SEARS, Sanford 327 1771 Prepared in lhe convenience of your home, 21 yrs. exp. $10 & up. 322-3717 for appt. JACK FROST- Cent. Heal & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on _inst. Comm. I. Res.3fl02(4. backyard sale - sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 322 2611 or 831 9993. Moutnng TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519 E. lit St., 322-5742 322-5151 CeramicThs 6S—Pets.Supplies MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky Showers our AKC Dobermans, 6 wks. old. Kastner bloodline. Tail docked I dew claw removed, 323-6114. Shepherd Pups. Reasonable Call aft. 5-7 wkl. old 323-9136 essmaking 322-4057 Pit Bull pups, extra large, $75 & $100. Call after 4 p.m. & weekends. 251-3157. AXC trIcolor Beagles. Both parents on premises. 2 males, $75 ea. 365.3666 Pekingese AKC puppy, white & tan party color, male, shots, housebroken. 323-7777. 68—Wanted to Buy - Ught Heuling Elsctricsl _________________ Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 319 3311 Curley Burfield Electrical Masntenance& repair 530-5327 - - ________ MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR Glsss&Scrwn _________________________ SELL A WANT AD. Phone 3fl 261) or __________________________ Grooming & Bosrng PlIfltill9 will help you. ANiMAL HAVEN dog I Cat boarding, bathing, DANNY'S PAINTING lnterlor.Exterior House Painting clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses, Heated Licensedlnsured.Bonded FREE Estimates. (303) 322-9460 Horns Improv.,nst, __________________________ Top Prices Paid Used, any Condition 6441126 Small home repairs, Remodeling Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. . 531-9993 and a friendly Ad-Visor ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Cish 3fl.4132 WINTER ITEMS. "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH Screen-porches, pool end. wds. All type re-glazing & wd. install, F' t. Mr. Taylor 322-1343. 50—Mscellaneous for Sale $150 322-2020 - 322.0707 5477153 Admiral Entertainment Center lLaWnServjc. General Landscaping. Rose specialists, lop Soil & ill dirt, lawn maint. 1 tree trimming. 323.2941. __________________________ Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery DOBERMAN PUPPIES FOR SALE PHONE No lob too large or small Complete lawn service. Free estimate. 323 188); Landscaping & spraying 323 8019 call anytime. specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671.7617 WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. nilure Salvage. 322572). WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE. $t+3ISE. First St. 3225432 The weather Is perfect for a 64—Equipment for Rent this tract. Plenty 'of privacy. $5950.00, $1,500.00 down payment. Plenty of wild game and good fIshing in this area. Estate Ynted 1973 Jeep Custom SW, Quadra Trac. 360 VI, auto, AC & H, Al cond 322 1137. $650. 3222028 Beauty Care 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 frees cover 47—Real '69 Chevy Pick-up Good mechanicalcondition Guitars, Drums, Banlos. Complete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. fl02 French Ave. 3222255 pleted. Large deck overlooking Murphy. NC. 2*905 .79 T-Bird Heritage. II miles. Loaded 351 engine. '79 Mark V. E plphone 6 strIng guitar mtns. You can live in It while you finish it uo. 5 miles from Mur. phy. $22,500.00. $5,000,000 down a5sum loan CHEROKEE LAND CO. - '69 Cadillac. Good Condition $5000rbestoffer 323 1394 trchandIse The Greenhouse 322 9141 Eves after 61 weekends 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 1-500431-7421. Write or call today. E xc Shape, $900 $2Oea. 3228113:3733913. - - with hard case, excellent condition 322 1177 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 com- These are a few of over 2000 listings. We have all types of property listed frdm $500. per Ill? '76 Grand Prix Black Itop All options 36.000 ml, Excellent CLASSIFIEDAVERTISING 3371. tO acre tracts, St. Johns River access. $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 305-665-5696 & 130-1026. Eve & wkends 904-734.59A1 92, 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION evert' Tuesday 6. Saturday at 7:30, It's te only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 901-2558311 for further details Motorcycle Insurance - 55—Boats & PIwy. Monte Carlo '76 Real Clean, new 78—Mutorcycles Millers 2619 Orlando Dr 322 0332 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable. I track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 831-1711 for free home demonstration. i6AYTONA AU TO AUCTION cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322- 5990 323-0174 aft 6 LAKE SYLVAN 100 x 110 $7,000. 'l3MalibuStationWagon Auto, P.S., PB., 1 owner $1200 322-4819 Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used 53—TV.Radio.Stereo - 1 acre Enterprise Area Priced for quick cash sale _____________________________ 1969 Pontiac LeMans. 350 auto trans.. PS. w current insp sticker for $300 or best offer. 323. 6631 __ 77-Junk Cars RemoVed Television-25" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet, Regular $600, Balance $175 or $1? mo. Still in warranty. Call 831-1711 day or night. 43—Lots-Acreage tnnets. 322.5732. Interior I Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor FreeEst. 3225545 & Pan. RoofIng repair. Free Est. 323.5643.331.0715 Plumbing Service ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free 323.1214 Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg.Cds.AcCepted 32715$) es? We have a Singer Futura sewIng mach. Sold new far $450 was Christmas layaway, there was only $114 bal due, purchasers left area and we are uneble to locate. You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $1) me. Will take trade as part payment. Call 131.1714 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. -- 'PUBLIC AUCTION . 'AUCTION. Mon., Mar. S pc. SR suite !ei, 1339; 5 pc. LR new 130; Loveseat 141.9$ I up. 7 Pc. dinettes 145931 up; $SI$.up; El.stovl$1.up; full size draperies $101 up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.97 50. II Sanford, 3311731. Nylon pile cushion carpet. $6.30 yd. Inglalled. KulpDicss$srs Since 1127 499W.It. Garage so full there's no room for macar? Clean It out with a Want Ad in the Herald. PH. 322-7611 or $319993. CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 72—Auction 26, 7 PM S.G.BALINTIASSOC. 332.0463 lMan,qualltyop,ration weds. Load from New Jersey for those looking for antiques plus 2 house lots of modern furniture, Also TV's & plenty 'of small items .ch lamps, pictures I $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc.WayneBial,337.l321 handed. $ CASH DOOR PRIZES $ VISA. MASTER CHARGE TFWSIIVICO Concrete Work; steps, patios Call Mr. Taylor,323.$34$ PAINTING, CARPENTRY 'IREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed I insured. FREE est. 543-1147. - . . -- - CUSTOM CABINETS Freelst. 323Ol2SafterS:30 as hric.a bloc. This Is a sale that you won't go hox'.pe empty V. - Sm.orLg.Free(st. We're loaded with furniture this Re, let it yours. diiW Is suIt F$A.VA,FNA*3S&145 - 531- (Dealer). Travel Trailer. 22' w-air 323-1730 - KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES - 75 models, Call 339 9100 or - ____52—Appliances_- 3 BEDROOM, 1'; BATH CEN. TRAL AIR 6. HEAT, NICELY WOODED ½ ACRE. $3,500 Vehicles '67 Dodge Monaco, new tires & battery, good motor, excellent interior $100. 323 5356 ________________________________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to Completely sell contained matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 3228721. SKYLINE iI'w-slrep:ace $25,000. WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE 539,5001 VA•FHA.235.Conv.Homes 42—Wbile Homes storage rm A work shop, fenced, 1.14 ACRES, NICELY WOODED eq. eatIn kit., icr. patio, FR, . a beautiful landscaped lotl Just REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3337495 Mel Inc.. Realtor COUNTRY- location yet minutes from shoppIng. 2 BR, 1 b, large SELLbR$IBUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOME I JUST LISTED neat 3 BR, 1 b, home in Bel Air on shaded lotl Newly painted, eat.In kit., fenced rear yd & much morel Only $23,900. -- Good Used Televisions. $23 ana up. 43—Lots.Acreage GET TOGETHER 75—Recreational pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 DONI STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. SEIGLER REALTY, Broker 321 0610,327-1577,6611335 In Jan. y Sales In Feb. — Auction Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 Consignments Welcome Kelloggi Auction Sales 32350 322-5791 ON SALE— NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.95 ea. DOWN & SELLER HOLDING MORTGAGE. 5 Sales Broker-3225457. 15 p.m. wkdays or send resume FIDENTIAL INTERVIEW. STE N STROM Will consider option to purchase - BILL PLATTE FOR CON. Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 6688335 REALTY 5620. 3230697 ASSOCIATES WANTED, CALL. SEIGLER REALTY month, For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions A Ap praisals. Call Dell's Auction 323- 51—Household Goods REALTOR 373-7132 Eve. 322 0612, 322 1517, 322-7177 Large family home, 4 BR, 2 b, pan., family rm., large closets, split plan, covered patio, fenced, fruit Ishade trees, nice neigh. borhood. Warranted. $36,500. BROKER month. 2 BR, 2 bath, Can. H.A, carpet LEISURE WORLD- S240.00 HAL COLBERT,REALfl' INC. shop or barber shop. Zoned commercial. Downtown Lake Mary. Warranted, $41,900. 2 BATH, WORKSHOP, FENC. 3-4b1Ie Homes IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 BR, 2 bath, Can. HA, carpet LEISURE WORLD- 5240.00 310 Sanford Ave. 80—Autos f Or Sale - 72—Auction Rainwear, Rubber Boots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Commercial Bldg. 1000 sq. ft. $200 mo. space for your office, beauty NEWLY PAINTED 3 BEDROOM, CCt3) Private Cottage for Senior Citizen. BR 1 kIt., Lk. Harney area, $03,000. with pool. Ott iceat home, beautiful home has _________ (904) 3573691. for Sale Beds double hotel, $25 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 323-7310 W. Garneft White Rag. Real Estate Broker real estate loans, construction, 33—Houses Furnished 50—Miscellaneous I BR, 2'; bath 2005 Glenway Dr. - development, Comm. bldgs., farms, etc. STATEWIDE FIN. JImmIe Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. Super clean 3 BR. 2 b. cozy fireplace w-sunken LR, 1g. Sc. porch + many extras. Warranted. $55,000. 41—Houses 3 BR, 1"; bath 141$ Valencia Ct. $25,750. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 614231$. In your area $250,000 and up. For Apts. for Senior CItIzens. Down. town, very clean 1. roomy. See fruit trees. Warranted. $19,500. - credit: We have helped others to fInd FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. MONEY AVAILABLE ____ ___ — _- Rig. Real Estate Broker 25—Loans — area. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD your own business. Fully equipt, this DAY CARE CENTER is in a thriving location & ready to go. Only $7,000 dwn + $199 mo. to be your own boss. Their loss Is your gain Call toiay - -. IIAP(V.0 rIALI. MAL beautiful BeautIful country home sites, Geneva area. Good terms. portunitles 24—Business ___________________________ ____ __ ___ -' fireplaces, $33,900. 44$ 3$35 ____________________________________ ___ ____ __ roof, dbi. garage. $30,500. mont. Full or Part Time. , ___ 3 BR. C.H$.A, formal dining, new work In fabric shop or deoart. ____ PLOUI home on 3+ acres, office or workshop & garage. Shade I. YARD WORK ____ ___ Immaculate 4 BR, 2'-3 b, Country with excellent benefits for - French Ave __________ LET'S BE HONEST - Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor Seamstress.sales lady desires - ByOwner3 Bl(.'i us C.H&A, WInter Springs 323-0171 aftô Sanford large 1 BR + den. Air, MAIDS 41—Houses New 3 BR, 1 b CH, city water & sewer. ______ CALL 323.1153 pork. Notypingrequired. Call in person at Chelsea Title & Guaranty Co., 119 W. 1st St. - AAA - Delivery person 1 light office Nurses, RN's & LPN's, Aides, LIve.in companion, short term -- 41—Houses 21—Situations Wanted PartTimeLPN,11.lshift Food Service Supervisor & Cock. - - -- Earn extra money for the holidays by selling Avon. Now's a great time to start. - - U U 18—Help Wanted For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June PorzIg 323.3324. . - I I - To park a mobile home (Renewal) on the W'', of E½ of Lot 30, Florida Groves Company's First Addition to Black Hammock, in $$ 4.21.32, less 20 ft more or less on the South line of said lot for Ingress and egress. Further descrIbed as located - U U Wadii.g INSULATION - BattIng, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas 1 #4ELDING SERVICE — all types Cellulose. Lossst prices. Call 321-0125 or 504-7344705 collect. of welding, your place or ours. 323 4440. 'SANFORD AUCTION. 1315 $. French 323.7340 . .: �45—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE Monday, Marc2C, 17 IM JUST by Chic Young ) HEY/ WArT FOR THE '1 PHILOSOPHER U GONGTOBE Ur4JNINC. PILOSOPI.4ICAL ABOUT IT MV QS TAV...<) i'.. * MISS IT MISS rr __,.___) 'I _"J 1 - . - 3-Zb °' ) '" BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker BEETLE, YOU I'VE BEEN HAVEN'T SEEN TO CHURCH A YOUNG FELLOW TI REP YOU HAVE A NICER $055 LIKE YOU?! HOW 6 IT I PON'T GET TIREP? I LATELY ' 1 / I - .--- C AE BORN LOSER by Art Sansorn 2 00 QUI t 915 1W Coo" (. AX)IJT ovm o ————— ——— ————— 1HEY'RE RESPONSIBLE FORSHAPE KEEPING ME IN THE IM IN MISS BEAZW, 'lou SHOULD 'TRY THESE VITAMINS P __ by Bob Montana L_THANK 'IOU! NOw I KNOW THE ___ BRAND TO AVOID.' "NOULDVOU WRITE DOWN CERTAINL iV BE TO! d THAT BRAND GLAD ma NAME OF —I _ 01 EEK&MEEK byHowleSchnlder THE WORLD SEEMS _ib ., (RES FWPLE A 04ABU p _ ) ( PRISCILLA'SPOP by_AlVermeer 1. TH IN BOSTON, ERE KNOWN HISTORICAL W6 A BG HA&SLE FACT FOR 'IVU BETWEEN MARRIEP 1W 9WGt.E #JJ5ICLN9 MLISICIANS WHO WERE FATHERS MO PEP 4 START THEIR AS THE K ORCHESTRA! MUSICAL GROUP! your birthday by sending for better way of doing something your copy of Astro-Graph to make your job a whole lot $932 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West North East South i. Pau 3• pan 5V pass Pass 4 NT 5NT Pass - 'IL ___ ____ ____ _____ _____ WPt____ WHAT __ by_Sf00.1_&_Hlmd.hI WE'B PaIM6 AN THAT REMINP5 METAx COIN' '1 }iAHOO/ ON? INPIAN RAit1 A 9HOWER AN' GET... PMcE LIKE W cLANEP UP$EFORE -Tv: 19) Something from the pad set your own pace. could be terminated today as GEMINI (May 21-June ) A your interests shift to a friend of long standing could situation. If you dbki't Instigate the change, you'll dillwekome introduce you t it. a today who COUld fit CO(flfOftabl) into your Tacklecorreapondenceorcatth future Plans. up on paperwork today. You're CAN= (June 21-July 22) AW ON alfft and cr"ve and Mudd Because people are paying breeze trough this type of attention to YOU today and your activity. words cwry weight, be sure pSM (Feb. &March 3o) VeAHJ what you say 1eia the in)- Your chance for getting ___ a lot pression you want to make. more mileage out of what you LEO (July 23-Aug.32)Spend have to are greater toby time on me'41 projects today. than t hey'll be tomorrow. Take I. __________ ___ ______ & YOU WO GSP@d&IIY WWP in this advantge of those good con. ar es, and could coine up with a ditlons. . FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves I" m WENT H- ill '-a. 'Tb fI. : 0AIPLA1N TV* SPIDER-MAN - 'mvU'eE J6ar LlC4CWB- Li. THE Yl %, X b last diamond a throwing west In with that king. He would have made his slam because West would have ra jump AM A Rhode Island risade forgtothe'lam" In the game of Bridge the ____ Ir4ia grand times ca ahuwid lled "The eldest aiim, but Mopped at six partner was His aftw Naft obwwW dot he called the $?".11 hold a king. Oswald "South was dl.- NEW5PAp NTflPRI* MiNi aoi,g,d when he 51W (For a copy of JACOBY MOD. would club Bridge," care of this newapaUkka." Per.- P.O. Box 4K Radio C1 Alan: "South wasted no Station, New York, N.Y. 10919.Pty ___ ___ ___ ___ - - byT.K.Ryan . KOY PAYS. \\ / 9 I I, b $I 11$S$$ — AMM / a t wonderfuL But we don't - - .. . - s vers R S point.of Makin notes that last season Seminole finished "Just greyhound racing entrepreneur Paul Dervaes has been about In the black for the first time." negated, according to track president and general marlager NeU Makin. "It w ill be business as usual starting May 3," said Makin, clarifying the much negotiated sale proposed to Makin is en route to Canada for a family funeral and is expected back in Casselberry next week. will not got into anything WO the parka deal in Orange group. The latter had pulled a $100,000 down payment toward the $3.5 m"11on proposed purchase price. Closing dates were ad Jan. 26 and again Monday, but ___ r.qu. from the city to fund a Federal authorities are $X0IO contribution for the questioning Orange County's in negotiations put a damper on the on-again, offagain sale. ________ city manager, order ed Issuance support the group's efforts to of the perm it halted. He said he stage a concert provided its felt the matter should again be plans met with the approval of reviewed by the commission in the members of the local lodge. light of Girard's letter. The concert group indicated Spokesmen for the group it would seek the local lodge's Barbara Greanya and Nikki approval before going ahead Thoman said they wanted time with plans for the concert. to correct misunderstandings Oliver plans to review the about the concert plan. The Issuewlthhlsboardofdjrectors group plans to re-submit its to get their support. application at a later date, said Miss Thoman. z "Since the controversy has come up,I want to take it to the Originally, the concert had board which will not meet until been slated for June 10 at the April 21," explained Ofiver. Sanford American Legion "It seems the city of Sanford 'I Seminole's season runs through Sept. 3. grounds, U.S. li-fl. Proceeds pulled the permit for the benefit Dervaes' pari-mutuels background Is In greyhound 'afor the conce rt were to go to concert after one of the racing, being part-owner of the Ebro Kennel Club in the Harry Anna Crippled members of the Sanford Elks Florida panhandle. Children's Hospita l at Umatilla went to some of the corn. He said he had hoped to convert Seminole into a dog near Leesburg. znIsiuners," said Oliver. aspects." state Elks Club. Canadian millionaire Paul Bowlen contacted Makin The , millIon. Track officials point to this season as "the turning , Monday and confirmed the breakolf with the Dervaes OwAruction over a two-yeiar use of federal money to purl pending a workshop and chase park land several years wlStkpnal jnformM1cnfrom the ago. I... eem Remote', ict harness racing," Makin asserted. County.01 . _____ The group had been givenSttheUScommission last night, said CIC efay: Sale, two or three appraisals so we week delayed action on a - - .. A Seminole Harness Raceway — This season Is the turning point ___ an - - i.., -- - . ... Dervaes, who at one time announced intentions of converting the Cauelberry facility Into a dog track. "The sale and all negotiations with Dervaes have been money to come from the MIA apFaiUl. I just wanted mluloners agree. me - The proposed sale of the Seminole Harness Raceway to be doe for $350 that would be tbeg e-a,aj * I- By JIM BAThES Herald Sports Editer ____ however, he had not requested will put up all t needed for the anticipated an MIA appraisal, "I just asked for more Own one appraisal. An to complex me city has pledged MIA appraisal would have been It will fund $X,= of the great. If an MIA appraisal can . .'. feelings because the two young J.C. Oliver, director of the ladies who wanted to hold the Both parl-mutuel neighbors in Seminole county Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club and Orlando-Seminole Jal- hospital had already granted be nefit did not go through them permission for the concert to be but came directly to us." held In the name of the hospital After Miss Thoman and Mrs. in a March 9 letter to Miss Greanya wrote to the hospital Alai — voiced opposition to Dervaes' plans. Seminole's license Is unique In that it was issued as a general Hcose, intended to cover any aspect of horse racing — thoroughbred, quarter horses or harness racing. Dervaes had planned to capitalize on the nature of Harness Raceway has been open the last l'lidmm and Mrs. Greanya. requesting permission to hold However, Louis Girard, the benefit, Oliver replied with limnse and promote legislation to convert it to greyhound exhalted ruler of the local Elks a letter granting them a go. Lodge, went on record opposing ahead to stage the concert and the concert, the date of J une 10 was set. We Have No Illusions' ____ - P'. - Satist's lone wolf decision to sign a treaty ____ Sadat sad Israeli Prime Minister Bedad 'ptg ____ past," and Begin foretold a time of "no more war, no more bloodshed, no more bereavement." Ind — ° csejer aajkrJ in a diplomatic trhsnplm that let him turn Hundreds of (heids of delirious ___15fl1115 ___ d.d in MrsMs, sang Hebrew songs Msd "masel toy!" nt a psssas, appuintly trown by Arab punIu, ex Today _ _____ _ People. ________ ________ set to Mart a month after the treaty goes into effect two weeks from Monday — could sabotage the fragile peace fashioned by Carter, Sadat and Begin. And the chanting of hundreds of pro.Arab demonstrators In Lafayette Park acres. from the White House during the ceremony was a grim reminder of the troubles awaiting Sadat and Begin beck home. ___ W and to these dSCSdSS treaty to ____ minibus of Casgriis, pledged of war between their seiclust peoples ___ ____ Eptiaae huddled in cats. and homes to watch the treatY An.dflea.ek ..........IA Hiriecepo ..................(g aCarter tur conceded the treaty will not automatically bring peace sed land where Jews, Asyrlana, Babylonians, Greeks, ontsyjn,b01aadthul,pub&jhIlthl for S,dat's &Id$S ....................43 Hiii)til ................... Iheu.ura1wbeaiiwhI.dtta1r3YomKIppw frIr to a mWon. Rwrmans, Turks and Arabs have bloodied the desert sands for cule ..................u Oiesriss .................IA three ___ *bousty , W.r;dBegInIheIrggoma.wheoncehadal ______ ......................41 ous'v ..............a SadatSOdBeginlean.dacrua1IthC1Igm011.gn ,yds.k Crossword .................43 ......................IA "Just because a paper is signed, all the problems will not the twotoughuMdlNhefor,U1,m at 2:10 P.s. T Monday to I - - (on -- . . - arne ________________ today, _________________________ a -. . H this type of appraisal. ____ -MF OV; - Planning Technician Bruce EF' tc; . III MS - I ct.oWiJs. - short, Schutte said — and City - ._-______- / I 4tt - - . By MAX ERKILETIAN Girard argued In a March Herald Staff Writer letter to the city commission The expected confrontation that the local lodge had not been between a group of youths approached a the concert. wanting to hold a benefit rock He noted information from and roll concert and the Sanford Sanford Police indicated there Lodge of the Elks Club failed to had been use of marijuana and materialize, j alcohol at the first benefit A rehearing of an application concert held by the group in for a city permit to hold the November. - concert was slated for Mon. The November concert raised day's Sanford City Commission about $2,000 for Belinda Wilson, meeting. However, the concert a Sanford girl injured last group withdrew its request for a spring in an automobile ac. permit shortly before the cident. matter came the agenda. Girard, who appeared before _ to 1td tha co&t the commission's Mardi 12 concert organizer's respon. .-meeting. However, after sibllity. He said his concern - receiving a letter from Louis centered on the responsibility of Girard, exhalted ruler of the those who might attend such a local Elks Lodge opposing the concert. concert, Warren E. Knowles, Girard also noted he would WASHINGTON (UPI) — Anwar SadM arid Menachem Begin, the Iasll.occtçied West Bank and Gaza Strip. Begin Insisted the Then a triumphant Carter, beaming as he sat between the mm back, at least for the day, an such j old____ sniiee brotht together ____ by. ____ g holy city of Jerusajeni would never leave Jewish hands, with the White House's bare, gnarled trees as a backdrop, relentless inflation, energy o pressing domestic problems as sh rtages — and poor polls. od today on a path of poses that could prove as perilous as the In the Arab world, angry Pal.uth"lans demanded vengeance, scrawled liii name as a witness. The euphoria was tempered, however, by signs the tough fOnd to war they traveled foir fateful times. "I want Carter, Begin and 8.4sf to know that no one can burn "We have won, at last, the first step of peace," Carter said as Egyptian-israeli treaty talks would seem a breeze compared with ____ ______ leader Yuw Ar" uld in Beirut. television cameras beamed the ____ event Uve to millions mound the Uw next Age in this peace process — ragotiations for an overaH globe. Mideast settlement. llualoi"," a frank President Carter said at Monday's "Begin should know that I will chop off his hands." no I_______ ' __________ / Concert Tag In The Middle ast,. 'A New Down Is me in 1006011$ ' TUMBLEWEEDS ..., ,, - ....., - PMOT FAV ...•.. APQ1H OF ThOSE The city council stopped and that the county ry, • .. Hall the city had purchased the fourFurino said today the $1,500 to acre site outright as ft will the $1,600 figure quoted for the 11.56 acres, the city could 101 second appraisal Monday night have been reimbursed from the was for an P41A (Master anticipated grant for the land. Institute Apprallser) appraisal had to lipe him a ruff and scard. __ ___ what Is meant by the __ -- ___ asks apI ln -- $ * 16 PUT • THAT ThINs" , . • • MAN-' _____ ___ By Oswald Jacoby Oswald: 'North's three. (ity senior citizen complex will be spending the swim. The Lorpaidforwhenafederalgrantis mann appraisal, showing the received to construct the ____ — or complex officials said. Schutte tided If $n0000, cost the city o. and hearts, ruffing dummy's his king and had avoided the end play." .. ..,.... r.----- . ment; Orange County Sheriffs Department; Altamonte Springs Police Department; Longwood Police Department and the Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation. Buy, which the planned senior citizen asked whether the property was complex may be constructed. being held in trust and for •-. The council was facing a whom, but Grier, Schutte and diledlibe Of today for pur- Furino said today they don't tthIIIIW the property or losing know. the altes, said Mayor BiU B. Although an appraisal had Grier and council Chairman been done on the property by Frank Schutte todaY. Realtor James -a . had for ..........-. -- optlononthepsrcelwassetto least one more appraisal expire today and owners saying this was only good wwned they bad two other busbs practice. prospective buyers for the Sthd said today ParCei,Schtmtte and Grier lald. told the cotmcil Monday night it The 11.56 acres will cost the would cost between $1,500 and city $163,004. The additional $1,800 for a second appraisal four acres as the site for and the council balked at layed that eight spot. Then Opening lead:03 2._S-•t--.. -,-. '._;-, Winter Park. Million is charged with possession of cannabis and Bourbannas and Briggs are charged with possession of cocaine. The probe leading to the arrests was the result of a seven-month Investigation, according to Spolski. Taking part in that investigation were officers from the following law enforcement agencies: Winter Park lice Department Municipal Bureau of Investigation; Seminole Group Pulls By DONNA ESTE8 city on April 2. HmN Staff Writer The information specifically The Caaaelberry City Council requested by Commissioner IflOVed ahead Monday night Bill Kirchhoff Is the names of with approval for the purchase the owners of the property of 11.56 acres at 140 Sunset Involved.Grier said today the Drive for its future city hail and owners are two Chicago civic center and took an option lawyers, Leland S. Winter and g"i tLá -.a •. • •• For by Man Lee and John Romita -. BEUR7I,$,eS 6PIPERj HEY._--___[CAP ,. TURKEY ___ AR OK 's Site risen with dummy's ace, played out aU the diamonds he went into a huddle, UW people were also arrested at the Casselberry address: Terry A. Gran, Akron, Ohio; Elizabeth A. McGrathy, Freeport, Fla.; Ricardo Labron, 1695 Lee Road, Winter Park; Luis Rojas, 7001 South Kentucky Ave., Winter Park; George A. Prosser, Longwood; Ronald J. Thur. mond, Orlando and John C. Darby, 308 Cypress Landing Drive, Longwood. Lionel Metta, 536A Land Ave., Longwood, was arrested on a Seminole County search warrant at his home. Arrested by Orange County officials at their respective addresses were: Francisco Million, 109 Scotsdale Square, Winter Park; Michael Bourbannas, 1707 Harmon Ave., Winter Park and Lorelei Briggs, 1707 Harmon Ave., Casselberry Alan: 'West almost Pan Pass sheriff's spokesman John Spoiski. Bond for all those arrested in the round-up was set at $5,250, according to Spolsid. The three posting bond today were Joseph F. Santana and his wife Martha Santana, both of Miami and Luis R. Ocando, 804 Wilshire Court, Casselberry. The 22 pounds of marijuana had an estimated street value of approximately ,O00 and the sis ounces of cocaine at $12,000. Investigation is continuing and more arrests are expected, authorities said. Most of those netted In the arrests were found at Ocando's Casselberry home, said Spolald. In addition to Ocando and the Santana, the following - :-rr eight, South would have somewhere alone, where there CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. BUGS _________ BUNNY ___________ YIP.' YIP' A massive round-up of 14 persons from Orange and Seminole counties took place late Monday and early today in c0nnsctiOn with marijuana and cocaine arrests by seven law enforcement agencies in both counties. Of the 14, eleven were placed In Seminole County Jail and charged with possession of a controlled substance today. Thra of the 11 posted bond and were released almost immediately, according to sheriffs officials. The arrests took place at four different locations bet. een 11 P.M. Monday and 1:30 am. today. All of the people arrested In Seminole County and booke the Seminole County Jail were scheduled to face their first court appearance at 1 p.m. today, according to _____ is peam and quiet and you can Cents 14 Ar rested In M alor Drug Bust i i Astro-Graph, P0 Box 489, SAGiTTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. 21) Whereas yesterday you may Be sire to specify birth sign, have been withdrawn, today Herald—(USpS 48-280)—Price 15 In Sem inolewO range Counties ————— Letter. Mall $1 for each to easier. Evening talti Lamb ———— _ M ai rch 2l,l9!nfordrlda3277!g' and ————— TAURUS (Apt 20-May 20) youU do an &bold face and want Your bed ideas will come you today if you're off active people as possible. i-u •" 71st Year, No. 188—Tuesday, - - Le JF (f?p ARCHIE ]Etc DEAR DR. LAMB —! am a 15-year-old male. I am 5 feet 10 Dr. weIgh 145 pounds. A year agolwentonadid and lost 25 pounds. By mod standards, I ___ ___ am at tie right weight. The problem Is my stomach and chest are still flabby — not U much as before. I would like to now If I should lose more exercises for your legs and weight and exercise or Just arms. Talk to your physical exercise. Also, I would like to knowwhat kinds of exercise I education teacher and see what facilities are available to you could do. DEAR READER — Yes, by t you might be able to use. A most tables Your weight Is fine, number of school gymnasiums i that tables have exercise equipment that's pride weight In pounds and really quite good In developing are not designed to tell whether muscle strength. This way you a person Is too fat or not. The can use exercises that contract only way you can tell YOU are the muscles over the front of too fat or not is by how much fat your chest and develop the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 there is underneath the ". muscles between your Regardless of your weight, If shoulders for good posture as 12 13 14 you have a reasonable amount well. — 15 16 17 of fat deposits undiernCath Your Then, of course, to maintain sidn, you are too fat. your improved fitness You fl 19 20 21 At your hei&t, weight and to develop some exercise age, I would be reluctant to hobbies that you Uke. If you 22 23 suggest that you try to diet don't like them, you probably anymore. If your abdomen and won't May with them. if you're 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 chest are flabby as you say, I Interested In tennis, you might ——— — — would prefer to see gradually trytodevelopsomesklllinthat. develop a good exercise Swimming is an excellent __________________________ program that will help build up exercise and If you don't know 36 — 37 38 J39 your muscles. how to swim, you ought to learn As you use calories for anyway. 41 42 exercise, you may Jogging Is wonderful to 147_k— any excess body fat that you develop the heart and vascular 48 # atill have. At the same time, system and, for that matter, the 48 49 51 52 50 you'll be developing muscles. endurance of the leg. It will not There will be a trade-off effect. do the things you are interested _ ______ might in for your appearance in terms ur weight would be about yo of your chest and abdomen. 5_ — — — ——— same more of your body wouldbemuscleand you would What about those stories 81 62 63 about people dropping dead _____ — — — —'i' have less fat. You should use exercises that when jogging? People who have involve using the chest muscles heart disease the In bed, In cars and wherever they happen to be and the abdomen seem to be your greatest and whUe doing an unending list of things. You might also take a good Joggers and those who are HOROSCOPE look at your legs and see if you concerned about the problem have enough muscles In those. can send 50 cents with a long, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL It sounds to me like you need a stamped, self-addressed en' generalized calisthenic velope for The Health Letter ram that includes sit number Exertion For 1979 push ups, leg lifts and perhaps and Sudden Death. new twist to a tired situauon. YOURBIRTHDAY VIRGO (Aug. 23-.W. 22) WIN AT BRIDGE March 17, IM Digging beneath the surface Thismblid comingtoYear youin*W Put and getting down to the your work a wiser came of prioblems. willrooll be a time in head shaking. There direction than you may have jfl in sop for you today. Dired YO was one chance to bring in NORTH the____ p. Many new 3-26 the slam. South had to strip beoiiessftoitawtUnst motldstssk. •QJS2 thehindandhopsthaton. 1084 opponent would be end go unrewarded. 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