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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 08, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/726d3566972e3f93bbd29e5f7557befd.pdf 3d4f5bd900bc9504aeb9cc9afd6cf906 PDF Text Text -p.- list Year, No. 166—Thursday, March 1, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents Sanford Area Blackouts? Oil Supplies Hold Key By MAX ERXILETLQj Herald Staff Writer Electricity users In Sanford and extreme north Seminole County face possible blackouts if state power companies are not allowed to burn a higher sulfur content fuel than pollution laws now allow, according to Florida Power & Light Co. (FP & 1) officials. However, other areas of Seminole County would be unaffected In the Immediate future. A blackout Is a loss of electrical power. However, FP & L officials said they could not estimate how long the blackouts might The reason Sanford and vicinity are affected and other parts of the county are not Is that Sanford Is served by F1'& L while the remainder of the county Is served by Florida Power Corporation (FPC). FP & L has been told by Its fuel supplier Exxon that supplies, most of which come from Iran, of the lower sulfur content fuel currently used to generate electrical power to Its customers are In jeopardy. The low sulfur fuel will be cut 50 percent or more In the near future, according to Exxon officials. However, a steady supply of high sulfur content fuel could be maintained, according to FP & L District Manager Scott Burns. FPC receives Its fuel supplies from a different supplier and has not been alerted to potential shortages, according to FPC spokesman Brock Lucas. "At the moment we're not In any danger, but I emphasize at the moment1" said Lucas. "With the situation In Iran like it Is you can predict today and you might be able to predict tomorrow, but you can't go beyond that." The high-quality, low sulfur fuel oil burned by power companies is In short supply, because of the cutoff of supply from Iran during Its recent revolution, according to utility officials. To meet energy demands and avoid blackouts, FP & L officials have said they need to use the ready supply of high sulfur content fuel. However, to use the high sulfur fuel, the power companies would have to get pollution standards In the federal Clean Air Act relaxed. That would require the approval of Gov. Bob Graham, federal environmental officials and President Jimmy Carter. Under provisions of the Clean Air Act, federal and state antipollution standards may be suspended for a maximum of four months. To justify relaxing pollution standards, Graham would Capital. WASHINGON (UPI) — Rising tensions between Isxael and the United States, and a grim and somewhat angry mood prevailing In the White House provide a backdrop for showdown talks between President Carter and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin today. One American official speaking to reporters In advance of Begin's arrival described the meeting as "very serious 1 - - . 1, U.S.-Israeli relations, not tl* current impasse In the peace negotiations with Egypt, appears to have Irritated 414 RCH 'I - some officials who stressed the substantive nature of his P I - • 4 S f$ - ) Perspective ottical said, adding there Is "no way to deal with Israel's security without talking about the security of the region." The White Fouse also Is apparently disturbed about 19 7? -reports Begin plans to-go public, giving Interviews and making many statements during his visit. The principal reason Carter had desired to hold the talks at Camp David was that a news blackout could be effective at the retreat. The disagreements that have broken Into the open added to the showdown atmosphere. Carter has strongly advocated private diplomacy In the Middle East negotiations. The American official told reporters there would be a "minimum of briefings" about the talks. "Our view of the matter Is that It is a very serious meeting at a very important time, and public debate of the Issues Is not constructive," he said. Begin was to be greeted formally at Andrews Air Force 'Base on his arrival with a few ceremonial flourishes. He , IM PACT ON SR Herald Photo by Tom Vincent 427 Trooper R. M. Tart examines car driven by Stan Roberson, 23, of 1203 Crescent St., Sanford, which slid, flipped and struck this tree on SR 427 about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. After the crash, police said Roberson apparently ran In front of 427 traffic and had to be restrained. Roberson Is in Florida hospital, Altamonte with cuts and bruises. His wife, Debbie, 19, a passenger In their car headed north at 80.85 mph was treated and released, a hospital spokesman said. No charges have . been Filed. will be Carter's guest at Blair House and hold his first rj meeting with the president tonight. There was no indication how long his visit would last. The White House Wednesday denied a report that Carter threatened to "adopt a new policy" toward Israel unless It makes peace with Egypt within 10 dave. The semi-official Egyptian newspaper Al Ahram accused Israeli Prune Minister Menachem Begin of being psychologically unable to conclude a peace treaty. The paper recalled Begin's past as leader of the Irgun, and said, "All that Begin and other extremists .., of his type can do is go to war." i i to See BLACKOUTS, Page ZA WASHINGTON (UPI) • (- and very Important." Begin's comment that he Is coming to discuss bilateral "official visit." "For our part we are prepared to discuss regional matters, bilateral matters and the peace process," the FP & L and two other power companies, Tampa Electric Co., and the Jacksonville Electric Authority, plan to ask Graham this week for an order that could lead to the suspension of antipollution standards. FP & L would not be In a position to turn to other suppliers to get the low sulfur content fuel, according to Burns, because It has an exclusive contract with Exxon. "We have a contract with Exxon and if we break It we'd really Index Dips Recession Closer? Showdown In The H have to maintain an energy emergency exists. To do that, the power companies would have to prove the low sulfur fuel shortages will lead to power outages and unemployment, according to the act. — The of shortages caused by a cutoff Index of Economic Indicators, of high-grade petroleum from, compiled each month to gauge Iran. Crude oil prices were the direction of the U.S. quoted at $18 to $20 a barrel on economy, declined 1.2 per- spot world markets. cent during January, the government reported today. It was the third consecutive monthly decline in the Index Economists consider three consecutive months of declining rates for indicators as a signal that a recession may be on the ay. wIn today's report by the Commerce Department, , December's 0.5 percent decline was revised to 01 percent and November's 0.6 decrease was , revised to 0.4 percent. . '•,•. - The Commerce Department's tdez it11 %ea considered the most aaccurate barometer of the country's overall economic performance. FelIks Tamm, Commerce ) Department spokesman, was cautious In Interpreting the declines, saying that January figures could be revised later as December and November figures wer e. k the looks like indicators are ing to signal something what that something Is to be, we don't know yet," Tamm said. "It's an indicaUon of a slowdown. It is GEORGE KARCHFR Karcher Defends Tickets recess Among the indicators which By DENNIS FEOLA declined In January were hours • Herald Staff Writer for the average work week, change in total liquid assets, Casselberry Police Chief ck Lake Principal change in sensitive prices, George Karcher has said he will money balance In 1972 dollars, Like no action In reference to By LEONARD KRANSDORF and the number of building allegations his department has .'I • Herald Staff Writer substantially Increased the permits. The greatest contributor to number of traffic citations Mllwee Middle School • • ,. the decline was building per. being Issued, .. .rn principal Sal Manfre has been .. '- ••• In a prepared statement, " i: • mits, the government said, named principal of the new '.. •.;' which reflects the 20 percent Karcher told the Casselberry . Rock Lake Middle School .' • 'b.. plunge In housing starts this City Council that his depart. '1 'scheduled to open in December meat Issued 5,905 citations In •A far this year. j , or next January. ." -'i. . Of the indIcators which 1978 compared with 4,729 In • Manfre'a appointment came showed increases were layoff 1977. That's a 25 percent in• during a school board meeting / rates, vendor performance, Crease. • / Wednesday when attendance •1' 4 "Based on the department's j• ' . $. contracts and orders for plant boundaries for the new school ___LL. - '-'." and equipment In 1972 dollars, 1978 total of 5,905, the monthly • ___ also were established. — •, stock prices, and new orders in average total becomes 492.00. It was estimated there will be Li ¶ :' 'This monthly average was • im dollars. nearly 1,000 students attending Of these contracts and or- issued by 24 officers for an , opening day classes. average of 2050 per officer per ders for "lint and' uipment e The new $3.9 million school on month. It Is not believed that ' had the largest influence on Slade Drive near Longwood is '.i this can be construed as Aindex. currently uuder construction uhorbltwit for an efficient I and should be completed by the In New York, the stock police department," Karcher market drifted higher early end of this year, school officals , today despite the drop in the Karcher noted that three of said. government's economic In- his patrolmen have been Superintendent William .' Layer recommended Manfre .. dicatona and growing Inflation, specifically cited for issuing an Trading was moderate, for the position and the board unusually high number of 7 • • approved It 41 with Roland •-.• .1 Traders paid little attention citations during different oneL. L Williams casting the only no to the government's report of month periods in 1978. vote. But, Karcher noted, records / -.Jj, .i Al Its January Index drop. Williams noted his vote was - iU do not indicate that the unusual not against Manfre but the _ Signs that Inflation was number of tickets are part of a • surging restrained some manner In which Layer continuing pattern by the of— vestona1 however. The govern- fI •-• presented the recommendatioc. said noimwfflbe s- -. meat reported today that price taken against the patrolmen Layer made the recom•-, ••• . • • • 1 paid to farmers through Feb. 15 Karcher denied there was mendtkins to the board as a E..!!4WIP i pemionnel addendum when the Herald photo by Tom Notsel rose 3 percent. any "contest" among his of. Oil prices were rising board was considering other throagioultibe world as a result sftCASSELSEny, personnel ftem Williams said Hugh Canton, director auxiliary services for the be would have preferred to CARL TON: A Seminole County school district, points to crack in have had the Manfre recow con mendatkm earlier so he could crete overhang above student walkway at Today have more time to study it. CONCRETE Oviedo High School. Canton and school officials are Matifre was recommended by concerned the concrete may crumble and fall on Layer from alid of four ca& 6.5 students. Today, Carlton said initial examination ArmI1'he rWgc Z!.:::::::::::::::: didates wbkb was narrowed PROBLEM? ::::::::: ii danger, a stressed the con- comics ................... owtsEtv down from 12 "cents. 14 crete Is reinforced with steel and may never be a esswemj ................ Manfre, 47, has been with Sports ............. . .... hazard. He'll finish study, asked for by school board Edilariel ....... ...........4-A TeIevlsIoa ................ See MILWEE, Page SA Dear Abby ................ 1-B Weather .................. members today. 's Manfre Tapped M'I 'lw" .1 I ---fS �.2A-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 1, in Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. nford Boy Suspect Nabbed In Georgia VYORLD Four In Line For Transmission Authority Director Post By DENNIS FEOLA Sanford home. Kenneth New, 25, of 2313 Summerlin Ave. reported the A 13-year-old Sanford dogs, including a Rabian guard runaway was among four dog, stolen. The dogs were . youths taken into custody In valued atHM. Camden County, Ga., in conMOTORCYCLES TAKEN nection with a burglary at a Glen Cooper, 44, reported his service station in Sanford. Honda motorcycle stolen from fl,.uI, I _#____ 'I'-- E'--t--_-I _-tii uuevi 1 v,,rwm youth has been his Iron yard at 1015 Magnolia ' transferred to the Juvenile broken Into and an estimated Ave. in Sanford. The theft oc- __ Detention Center In Seminole $10 was taken from the seven curred sometime Monday or By United Press International County after the youths were coln boxes. Tuesday between 10 p.m. and Vietnam said today it has repelled a threestopped in a car for a routine Also stolen were five custom 6:30 a.m. The motorcycle was pronged Chinese drive against the strategic check In Camden County on made pool cues worth $250 and valued at $400. -. provincial capital of Lang Son in what is Monday evening. A 1978 St2i motorcycle used $40 cash from a register. emerging as the decisive battle of the border Sanford Police U. Johnnie Records note the burglars for dirt riding was reported war. Parker said the Sanford youth's drank two orange sodas while stolen from the carport area of three companions are from Western intelligence sources said the a business at 1200 E. Altamonte on the premises. 2 • in control £ Pinellas County area and range Vietnamese remained of we • Drive near Altamonte Springs. MAN ARRESTED In age from 14 to 16 years old. .1 James Robinson, 54, of ,::4e_1, deserted town of Lang Son with at least a ØU The burglary occurred Feb. A Lake Mary man has been Altamonte Springs, told '• division of regular infantry - about 8,500 2Oat the Fina Service Station at arrested on two counts of sheriffs deputies the motortroops - thrown into the defense. receiving stolen property. 1313 W. First St. worth 78. i.,. '71' Aj f The charges stem from the cycleWas W A total of $695 In merchandise .. m . i Including 90 cartons of theft of a 1978 Ford van with CARPET MISSING : ,jçs C dgardtes,l7 cases of beer, oil, stolen Alabama license tags, / A 48-yard-roll of new carpet flashlights, a .32 caliber according to Jail records, was reported stolen from a revolver and $100 cash was Arrested Wednesday in Sanford vacant home on Coveridge PEKING (UP!)- The Stars and Stripes was stolen In the burglary. Parker was Robert Frank Simas, 31, of Lane In the Sweetwater Bay hoisted today over the first U. S. Embassy in said some of the merchandise 122 Lake Mary Ave. subdivision near Longwood. G. \ '.-- . has been recovered. China In 30 years in a low-key diplomatic FRAUD CHARGE • R. Davis, 39, told sheriff's CASH REGISTERSTAKEN ceremony officially signaling a new era in A Casselberry woman was deputies someone broke a TWO cash registers valued at arrested this week for giving garage window to gain entry to relations between Washington and Peking $4,000 were reported stolen false statements to claim the ho. The carpet was from The Fondue Factory and unemployment Insurance, valued at $350. t I C D.. Pub in Fern Park. Cheryl Lynne Kilgore, 19, of t MOTORTAKEN ... James F. Holmes, 24, told 234 Concord Drive Is free from A one-horsepower electric •. '•. sheriff's deputies the registers Jail pending disposition of the pool motor worth $250 was Seminole County Sheriff TEHRAN Iran (UP!)- A ou of were stolen Tuesday or wed- fraud charge. Records do not stolen sometime Monday or s John E. Polk accepts flag . •-. was Tuesday between m Air Force personnel, evacuatedfrom the top-Indicate how much gained entry to the restaurant involved, however, the woman a.m. Hervey Quirta, 5nd0 from Quebec police ofsecret U. S. electronic monitoring base near ficers Agent C. Cue ner ••••• is dill unknown, deputies said, reportedly claimed she was Longwood told sheriff's -: the Soviet border, left today en route home. A Victor cash register was working part-time for five deputies someone cut the pipes (left) and • ava • ' Diplomatic sources said they were forced to valued at $1,000 while a Sanyo months when she allegedly with a hacksaw and clipped Lacroiz - Surete Du abandon the base but U. S. officials denied register's worth was set at was workln&full-time. pump's wires to remove the Quebec Police. The $3,. there was any attack or loss of secret DOG8STOLEN tor.The theft occurred at 110 visiting gendarmes made . BURGLARY REPORTED equipment. Their departure came as Thistlewood Circle in the the presentation on Sweetwaterks subdivision behalf of the cooperation Burglars pried open a rear stolen from a fenced yd at Pear Longwood. Islamic revolution that swept the shah from offered while filming a door to gain entry to nw Gol&n DENTURE power, left Tehran to retire to the holy city of successful bicycle-safety Cue at3l9 O'Brien Road in Fern I I Qom, where aides said he would devote the Park. program sponsored rest of his life to teaching religion. He was 00171 Jose Acosta, 32, of Winter locally by the sheriff's 45 cheered by a crowd estimated at 1 million Springs opened the business at T h e department. : people. Now in Florida, the famous Florence 10:15 a.m. Wednesday and Canadians hope to discovered the burglary. Denture Clinics offer you same-day servIn %nford duplicate the project for pl machines IIU ice and professional care for as little as & t Welsh V t On Rule schoolage children in $60.00 for a complete set of quality, in(Continued From Page 1A) Canada. dividually fitted permanent dentures. LONDON (UP!) - The people of Scotland Deluxe model. be In a pickle," commented Burns. Prior to institution of the WEATHER Florence, under the direction of denand Wales - two tiny nations tied for cen____________________ CleanAir Act, FP&L burned the high sulfur content fuel, he said. In Error tists licensed by the State of Florida, Is tunes to England's apron strings - decide An alternative source of :uel used by some power companies is The Seminole Educational the most experienced, largest denture today whether they want a limited form of • am. readings: tern: coal. However, that material could not be used to augment FP & Clerical Association overnigh clinic in Florida. home rule and their own national assemblies. on tlaws 8; L's fuel shortage according to Burns. yesterday's and the Seminole Education :'... high, 78; The 5tIe prei ; "Wecan'tgotoco.l,becauaewecan'tconvertfttoburnlnour Association Involved are - The list of those persons being of law firms being considered Springs comptroller and ex- Springs; and Stenstrom, Davis, Winter Springs Mayor Troy an executive director is si,xx will oversee construction and iawfirms from resumes or considered for appointment as for appointment as legal Winter Garden City Manager McIntosh and Julian of Sanford. Piland, and Maitland City to $23,000 annually while $10,000 ultimately govern the tran- proposals submitted by eight executive director of the South counsel for the authority has Denver Baxter; Earnest P. Kenneth McIntosh has been Manager George Mahan from 9 is budgeted for attorney fees. smission lines to be built con- firms and the top four for Seminole-North Orange been narrowed to three - a West Jr., ex-titilities director of serving temporarily as legal a.m. to 2 p.m., March 14 for the Bonding firms which have nectinii South Seminole County executive director candidatei Wastewater Transmission Au- Sanford fix-rn and two from Orange County; and Gerald counsel. executive director slot, Grier submitted resumes include: and North Orange County with from nine resumes submitted. thority has been narrowed to Altamonte Springs. McFarlin, of Penbrook Pines. Oral interviews for the said. Southeastern Municipal Bon- the Orlando Regional Sewer four, according to Casselberry Qualifications for the law The four candidates for The three law firms are: executive director post will be The designation of a fiscal ding Co., William R. Hough and Plant at Iron Bridge near firm he said, was that the firm Mayor Bill B. Grier, chairman executive director are: Jones and Bishop of Altamonte conducted by a screening agent has been delayed until an Co., the Leedy Corp. and Hyde Oviedo. of the authority. have more than one member. (alberry Finance Director Springs; Massey, Alper, Wack committee consisting of County executive director is named, and Associates. Grier said the screening At the same time, the number Milton Kast; former Altamonte and Eaton of Altamonte Commissioner Bob French, Grier said. Salary -DONNA ESTES budgeted for The transmission authority committee chose the top three Herald Staff Writer INBRIEF Chinese Ousted In Key - Claims Vi Raided se navueu Pe nn ey I) ays 3ales J Sale 120 M111 15% to 25% off cozy comforters and best-selling blankets. U.S. Flag Hoisted In Poking Top-Secret Thursday, March 1, 1979-IA Req. $25. Gleaming satin comforter is quilted acetate fluffed with polyfill Sale 24.00 Reg $30 Full Sale 32.80 Reg $41 Queen Sale 38.40 Reg 518 King I u SINGLE Sale 12.75 blanket has sturdy nylon pile bonded to a polyfoam base. Resists, pitting and matting, machine washes beautifully. Choice colors. Sale 16.50 Reg. $20 Full Sate 20.50 Req. $25 Queen Sate 24.50 Reg. $29 King Fimm $ , $150.00. ...Casselberry''' FP & L power plant located across Lake Monroefro m Sanford SEA gets of $2,600 in SECA dues FOre'l=t: Partly disudY & mild. would probably generate more smoke. That smoke would be the (Continued From Page IA) citations by our officers. This is uOu bank account. TIDES release of a higher than currently allowed level of sulfur dioxide, ficers in issuing citations. He a protection for our citizens." Daytona Beach: high 10:41 a byix oduct of burning fossil fuels. President Sally Harvey also denied his city was a Caaaelberry is the site of the a.m., 11:10 p.m., low 3:28 Government and power officials have said the Increase inbelieves of h SEA is speerap. most heavily traveled in- 3:41 P A story' pollution would result from relaxing anti-pollution standards Tuesday's Evening Herald "An overview of the types of tersection in the tn-county Port Canaveral: high 10:33 could lead to more respiratory ailments in urban areas. However, mistakenlyquoted Mrs. Harvey violations for which traffic area In a 24-hour period an a.m., 11.02 p.m., low 3.1$ a.m., Burns said he did not know the effect of the situation In Seminole as savini -citations are issued shows that average of 12,500 cars travel 3:40 p. , SEA was entitled t County. citations are luued and arrests through the Intersection at U.S. $99' Bayport: high 3:42 a.m., 3:40 lI,'• m.Int,, Uli,.0 I'1..O ,,I OfsI . -- - •IIII% 1U$UIJ f. lvi • ,suspended and revoked or no :driver's license, expIred license tags, no Inspection certificates, 'careless driving, driving while under the Influence and Illegal ,V-turns. Speeding citations are 4Iot issued with any regularity or frequency..." Karcher said. The chief went on to say: 4"The decriminalization of rafflc violations had led to a large number of supenilons and evocatIons of drivers' licenses y Tallahassee and these have becosni. frequent violations and the basis for the Issuance of ! llL LlLW aleu!J p.W. low 1:45 a.m., 1C: 436, according to the Florida Department of Transportation. Karcher contends that in comparison to the number of cars traveling through the intersection the number of citations Issued Is "Insignificant." He also contends having the heaviest traveled Intersection makes cornpirisoni with the number of citations Issued by other cities "pointless." Karcher said his city received $55,680 In Income from fines in 1977 and $67,784 Iii ' AREA DEATHS ROBERT AL MOBLEY - Longwood and the late Ross Former Longwood resident, Robert M. 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So spring into sewing, brighten your wardrobe and give your budget a break. ndoex eHectivs Sunday, March 4. SO through <. .• .-. .. j color in a gentle flowing pattern. Two-ply heat set yarns for longer wear. 38 Sale 7.99 Req. 9.99 27*48" Sale 14.39 Meg. 17.99 36*60" Sale 23.99 Reg. 29.99 4800" 'E4 IT •,"TiT%IA 1" Th a_I I laLPI1 is SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17.92 and State St. Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. 322-7953 I I 4 N isCPenney ORLANDO DOWNTOWN 138 N. Orange Ave. Open Tues., Wed., Thurs & Sat. 9:30 A.M.-6 P.M. Open Mon. and Friday 9:30 A.M.-8:30 P.M. WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17-92 and Lee Road Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M..-9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. - I t �Evening Iferald (USPS 411.2101 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2011 or 831-9993 Thursday, March 1, 1979-4A M illwee Tapped For New School Boss 11A1 &M IN BRIEF 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, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, 13.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. Speeding-Car Gunman Slays Alabama Sheriff Near Jail ELBA, Ala. (UPI) A gunman in a speeding car shot to death an Alabama sheriff today in front of the county jail, state police reported. Police said an unidentified suspect was taken into custody shortly after the fatal shooting of 51-year-old Coffee County Sheriff Neil Grantham, a second-term sheriff. Authorities said Grantham had gotten out of his car and was walking toward the entrance of the jail, an old two-story structure one block off the main square, when a vehicle pulled up and gunfire rang out. The Commission's AboutwFace Better late than never, is how the saying goes. Th at's the best way we can characterize the .- ,action Tuesday by the Seminole County Corn. -mission in voting to adhere to the law calling for ::payment of full salaries up to 17 days for em::ployees called to national guard or reserve tern. porary military duty. We are plea ed the action was taken to obey the law passed about 40 years ago. The commission's last holdout argument - dissipated when the Seminole County Legislative Delegation, from which the county had sought a special act to circumvent the law, refused. So our county commissioners finally decided to do what they were elected to do: uphold the law. Could they have done anything less or else? There had been all sorts of rationales presented to explain why the county had balked at the payments. But what It boiled down In the final analysis was that the commissioners were breaking the law. Simpleasthat — andaswepointedouthereFeb. 21, hardly an enviable example for their constituents. But, as comes with time and maturity, the commissioners finally were willing—if not eager to change their minds and remind us once again we are still a nation of laws. We congratulate them. - - Haig Can ' Serve The announced retirement of Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. U NAToconunanderought to leave Amnericans and their Western European allies with mixed To be sire, Gen Hug's departure June 30 will rob NATO of a particularly gifted leader whose efforts during the lad fair -; years played a critical role In the revitalization of the "' VTtIHtry podire. Particularly noteworth were his successful efforts to unify the divergent defense programs at our Eurqsa allie. ) Not the lead of Uai(s *dI$4i w WsLy,1IP strength of the Soviet-: ildent warnings of the growing led Warsaw Pact forces arrayed against NATO. Yet, his resignation as supreme allied commander in Europe and his retirement from the U.S. Army could actually . "em. increase his effectiveness as an advocate for an adequate NATO : Out of uniform, Haig will be freed of the customary restraints that apply to public statements by active-duty of. . ficers. ____ And It Isa measure of the respect In which Haig Is held that No counsel will be taken seriously by the Congress and by the Is. 5$ Updating To. Social Security system was conceived 44 years ago in a ; day when the family was largely bWt, : Divorce rates were low. Husbands were the family treadwinners. : Today divorce rates are soaring. Many women work They lead more ind.pindu* lives. But many provIsIons of Social Security law and rer'' — conca of female dependency which are no longer relevant to the reality of man-woman reiatInipa In today's ' society. ___ A woman whose lement to locial Security benefit. Ii ; adirety tlwol*h her husband's work record, Is not e'4d to any benefits when she reaches the age of $211 he keeps witlng we tlmngh they may be divorced and Is is paying her no : _________ 1 Beauty n .MC) E!LL CA. 41, SERS urs ing N Tf 70 Cal No~* s VIEWPOINT v Wi One rs! mg too / WASHINGTON (NEA) It the National Park has Iti way, mod of the garages, bars, IW=1fl4 poois, tennis courts, clothing Mores, sandwich shops and car rental agles soon will be banished from Yosemite National Park. Home Candidate Byrne Stumping Reform CHICAGO (UP!) Jane Byrne' did not wait by the telephone to see if the masters of "the last of the big city machines," she defeated in a stunning upset Tuesday, would call pledging the Chicago Democratic party's loyalty. She planned to be on the streets urging Chicagoans to back her one more time in her April 3 election showdown with Republican Wallace D. Johnson for the job as Chicago's mayor. / - ~1N4 % BYWILLIAMSTEIF The Rev. Harold Deliy, 61, a PresbyteriAn minister of Peculiar, Mo., has begun a new / career. So have Shirley Qes, 53, a reglaterid nurse from Casper, Wyo.; and Eleanor Hoag, , of Fort Collins, Cob., for more than 30 yearaa college English teacher. . -• All that will remain will be the rugged acspe of the towering, snow-capped Siam Nevada mountains and the scenic grandeur of the hah Veen n1do$, forested ridges, ______________ They and 34 others are bound together in an effort to Improve the lives of 1.2 million Patients in the nation's 24,00Onurslng homes They ate ' cr a 'L •;•.,4.v1d ft wasn't always that way, however. As .. new recruits for Volunteers In Service To America, the federal VISTA program. ThEy . in- sensitive federal officlaja and executives of a coaglonwate corporation had grandiose plans ' for the commercial exploitation of Yosemite. hiM scheme would have cluttered ta king beauty o a nation's mod popular (more fr than 2 million visitors annually) national palk As collapse is a tribute to the power of an F • outraged citizenry, aided by a coalition of conservatlon groups and a group of concerned coagre Back In 1920, the Park Service contracted with BUSINESS WORLD ' . .• , - Home Reform, which has 40 local groups alfillated throughout the nation and Is "In contact" with another 25 groups. Ms. Griesel has a master's degree In public health and worked in nursing home licensing program for Is should hay, a rigist to receive such benefits In bw own nuns, jot uIthe wine dad orretired. This and ether injadlew should be corrected. secretary of health, tilvestlon We aivt Joseplu and welfare, for saggellng a package of refonne of Social Security law. Congress should study the proposals carefully, then enacM needed changes. - - : • I. 04 1 I .: I I I' Impose Fuel Savings PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) Voyager 1, approaching Jupiter's moon Ganymede and Callisto has already radioed back hundreds of detailed photos of Jupiter and Dr. Bradford Smith, head of the 22 scientists analyzing the pictures, said the mission so far has been one surprise after another. CI.v.Iand Mayor Fights State 3 brh= The Easybir systems vary from portable Units liquors. After spending $15,000 for an Easybar economy's Increasingly expensive health care President Jay S. Stein claimed groupmeetings "rarely" attracted more than 100 people and that can serve as many as 18 different drinks at a system, the same number of cases of the same sector. Nursing homes are profit-oriented; four were "always (scheduled during) noopeak rate of up to 200 an hour to huge Installations In liquors grossed $16,800 and netted $7,418 Hocter out of the five are nm for profit while only oae I to which the liquors are piped to the bar from said Easybar had plenty of documented ho.pttai in seven is. Much of the profit coenpa But a subsequ ent thvedlgitlai' uncovered hundreds of bottles In racks In storage centers taln$es of milir savings In various sizes of from tax dollars, and not JiM Medicaid. doiens of large conventions held In the park, with and dispensed by a bartender at the push of a bars after the automated dispensing system was Medicare and federal construction subsidies also numerous m.dings ocvr during the Peak btO installed. have aided the Industry. These systems allow one of anywhere from SIX summer months. Optometrists, Rotarians, The wastage In hand pouring of liquors had What this means, says Ms. Griesel, is that Porsche owners, grape growers and life in- to 30 trends of liquors and wines, dispeitihig a been recognized by Imke.pers from time Im- "unless a patient has money, he gets only ream swum salesmen were occupying hundreds of variety of straight and mixed drinks as directed memorial and many Ingenious measuring and board Inmany nursing homes. That ia31 $O by computer sattings. rons Intended for family visitors. systems have been tried to curb It without much therapy, no recreation, no attention, no rpsi Computer packs, In addition to manqtng mccuL Finally, MCA executives were meeting possibility of getting out, no say In how he's secratly "as munbersof the miMer plan teem," flow of liquor, interface with the cash regIster, An caller automated system brought out treated. Just InsensitivIty." with Park Service officials to draft a develop recording prices on customer checks and some years ago proved moderately successful, The coalition began to peck away when It was mieng plan c.hIhg for ruplacesnent of 150 radIo, providing liquor acouus4eblUty end Inventory but it did not operate at high speed and was organized In 1975. But It's now been given a big modestly priced "tent-cabins" with more control. A key switch allows for automatic price d-lired primarily for dandup bars. boost by a one-year $341,000 "uM1j V@W1 WOMW motel.dyle units. C1111111111119 for happyhour, regular and interit stood in plain view' of the customers and from VISTA, part of the ACTION agency heeded pricing. i c*in,n r.qusds for copis of the Proposed tah . prejudiced agalad It, figuring, by on,41me anti-war activist Sam Buown. The perk plan ware routinely denied. One ToO bartender pours the mesured drink. Into perhsp jly, the automatic ong. would new vobasteers are not fizy-dseks4 kids; irids yosemite visitor comn1ii,d to Congress glasses either from a an faucet with a 1041utton thlmp on the hard stun in their drinks by corn- they're mostly retired people, teachers, nurses, jbid the pork "is now a private playground for keyboard In its head or, on consuls models, Via parlon with the generous hand of good Ole school principal,, a lawyer, even two= We beindit, arn,4 and profit of MCA." buttons that enable him to poor a wide variety of Charlie. nursing home administrators. JACK ANDERSON CLEVELAND (UPI) Mayor Dennis Kucinich has quickly taken the offensive in a drive to stop a state turnover of Cleveland's finances saying, "There will not be a state controlling board imposed on this city. The people of Cleveland will not permit it." The mayor's comments came as the chairman of Ohio's largest bank urged the state legislature to "move expeditiously" to consider ways to restore the city to fiscal solvency. Cleveland Trust Co. Chairman M. Brock Weir, whose bank holds the largest single amount of the city's defaulted banks notes $5 million refused to say what steps he would take. - - - HOSPITAL Fraud Is In The Eyes Of The Beholder Justice Department proved all 1$ 01 Koniag's village ceetlflcat&on vlflagei",wa ddbW in terms so ':: as WIesb.ibn, Germany. 7bonaw4s of dollars ' In WASHINGTON applIcations. But one federal investigator invite fred. The regulations permitted native taxpayers' money are epust to take Uncle Sues prosecution of a "plsn'omn" native tis cutincation iipoct "ibiiuteiy n5" to be enrolled by the very cor. surplus property dumpers to these me.tlaj, to enchee Uncle Sam oat of 00,125 acres of frawinl'4," nethig that there were cases ibu's por v bets mo by padding which are suçplsnerd.d by the ciMoay hol d, was $#Iy and reluctantly 'lb* bulk of the mvposed villagers wee's living the flss, .$n, ts land gainad ,, parties d bq t relieve is _____ ____ droppeil ir a gvenr5 _____________ "M of the '4 lb. _________ These vague regulations were en. ____ firmer Buries of 'u Affairs villwe led Interior Deperthasat of the year, thedisposal ser4e lals to call th ladtcally lobbied for by Koaiq's managesred to carry on its business by t.1,phuP, al Rebut I. Brace, W'iglen lawyer, E4,Id Wa i1 tbu the in the FBi tot a tre rsuiigaeieii iØviii owpentm as a al4 pobstri ad, ibis can:* In the Interior epNimt s the Bat Th e General Accounting Omcd ;liz * frm They resppusul by dlfl." , ampe' — dmh cclally, Brie. Mated Is saw "no Qvbno116 N lntø the services .antdiflIng p4csome Interior Department offlelali who K111111111111111111 4 tløis. evidence .1 fraud" In the esnt i iee*geiftd the piedIal for bed. esse w $b ANDY w • bvhL made . EVANS DiD: I a t vgs, a w t nter.sty, o so ri.i soNAm U"wv ilowan to our useciat.iat Birates: "I Md WU LW 1IJ nasim, VI K"" vs hid little better lack with 'tuUR pleully atth. ciucepla ... PNIMd, ___ word ad I. the vWagurs mat to dices their '1 Y Carter's appointEes in the Interior 1 1Md hrØivlty to thM of Amaricais .cld$i ____ üMed of pressing ibs were tolawubed during the Korean 4r. to a _.pl'td ad unidetated peogd" attain with S7 strsIu .,. eeC1iUy ad y Indeed, We cited Air Force COL Andy Evans as am ids ed desht is the frn'4 vigeros prosecution of ___ 01 the Us, gs,er" evadasily nuyininaiprseadlon01theviUags i a false war-aim. cosfeils Unddalld s duputmad tram ha s eat in liver of a by "PQI of mental tail**. oupualk. ad the case was drOPped. ''1i on'd cenvoyance to ozvct their inv&im, ni igadi Evens, now a rstired major general, VMIage corporation Is a sthma 'I. 01115,00 acre 01 prime timberland to am , darIt am "jMnd version hi of ddlery of gng tac., a rnns . cars r aga pim ada t he igeed a dntsamt, which s for qp&on They cocid 00 parsed 01 ANUMN o ___ _____3, .S mitted' putacipatlag in m .acfars ___ I5M won the serelimed was b:' 1Iedto IRK Is WN ut1IR the WW IN 0ir. In But FBI ad ____ thd ,_ ____ Was ii Is$ burionerat. 1. ash year th. Datum WacaduttoaeNaifwtIsgermw w1im iu- Depawut'L1-1irs becIsd sat Property lrpiid lenics heMa rt at am'aday who hecauldpro,she Ii flees. so km Wa Ksvi1egeasswumsadc.tothe ____ _ __rob Pima of abaft eacam lkngXongonlam disatbs dswlbed by some dbdsb as In 11000at. "try buduars with their Rid repreosa- Practic*thslag POW tobeadfrss, 611ly ''-1 his use at a Rod' 00,000 acres 01 lamplid P00bul ane 01 the cadury - tMhv. avaiseas. __ 11114 amhetrasedto bunMa9-s lbs Pasmc region .Ilklg Is held in cuneruns the _priemen as Ilk s. 01 Indian Aisles 'fly. ap which heplvnwWd 1001 hew. "Native 'k.láln; We European region's is In cr..ud the brIbe to freedom at NOTES Barbara R. Braxton and Baby Boy Pesiu*mv me, ins Phyllis corner ADMISSIONS -• - -- Kathy Oman Regis Loali .ios S. McCaw liy Sr. Phyllis Montgomery and Baby OfrI Nettil Nettle I... Morgan Gladys Paterson Turner James R. PiV, Calselberry Gertrude A. Frampton, Delary Margaret E. Ogluby, Geneva Eugene Vann, Elmer, N.J. Lillian Turrill Asie S. Williams Roma Dell MacDougall, lolling Betty J. Davies, Deltona DISCHARGES Ida P. Davis, Dettoni Lee Nichols, Dettona Cynthia Adams Lorraine Sly and Baby soy Eunice Melrose, Fern Part - From 13 Local Merchants (Who Desire Your business). FOR ONLY Grace Perry, director of the Meals on Wheels program for Seminole Community Action (SCA), was listed In "satisfactory" condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital today suffering from what may have been a. mild stroke. She entered the hospital Tuesday afbut only ternoon after delivering the hot lunches to clients of the SCA program. Mrs. Perry said during an auto trip returning from Mississippi Monday she noticed a weakness In her left arm and hand when she couldn't operate the automobile window opener on her $2991 Which Cov.rs The Cost Of The Operation Of / - This Program, Printing, Handling And Delivery 1J Of Your Gift Check Book To Your Home NO - NO - NO - BUY ONE TO GET ONE! GIMMICK! DISCOUNTS, EXCEPT BY YOUR OPTION! "You Ar. Not Obligated In Any Way Beyond The Initial Cost of The WTRR Gift Chick Book I" nww wwwuJw ONE BOOK. -PER -FAMILY LIMIT WE, THE UNDERSIGNED MERCHANTS IN THE WTRR GIFT CHECK BOOK PROGRAM WILL HONOR EACH AND EVERY GIFT CHECK OUR BUSINESS HAS AUTHORIZED IN THE WTRR GIFT CHECK BOOK PER SPECIFICATION ON EACH AND EVERY GIFT CHECK. MERCHANT AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE COLONIAL ROOM RESTAURANT CASA RESTA UV2 RA NT' AND LOUNGE MR. MUFFLER MUFFLER & WHOLESALE TIRE CO. HERITAGE uN AAMO TRANSM6SIONS ' U. GRACE PERRY car. Routine tests were conducted Wednesday and the results of those tests are to be available to her later today, she said. SOSIkS SUES GWALTNEY JEWELERS PHILIPS DECORATRIG DUI & CLEANERS 'L /). • DICK READIES PEST CONTROL IIRDY VACUUM OF ALTAMONTE SPRIGS HOLIDAY WAS TRIM AND FITNESS CENTERS NI..SAT..SUN. JORDAN & JORDAN PORTRAIT STUD MAIM 234 p , .•- / -- - — 1 " - — OPtN use Prn, I.e SAT., 14 SUN. uM.IcI __ __ ___ s In Gift Check Certificates Which Contain Dine Out Foods, Merchandise, Gifts and Services for You and Your Family, CENTRAL CARPET CENTER - - 4t1 GIFT CHECK 1100K.OVER $300 - Thomas J. Davis Jr. Sanford: Sadie 9. Out 'David Higginbotham Florence Jones Janitte S. Kinhaw William J. Labbe O.ors Lutkvs 'Francis Soon Sinlamin L. Trammell Jr. THE GOOD NEIGHBOR STATION 'Meals' Chief Stricken - - Sanford: ________ ç V • $ f• their dispellih lounge or in a hotel or found federal nursing home standards dot ___of Park Services' subservience bars that can cod from perhaps ,000 for a motel room," said Hocter. work, although the homes are supposed to D. small Installation on up to $200,000 or more. Henry . p Changes In living styles, Hocter said, have maintain federal standards to be eligible fbr thgj," These systems are said to save up to 25 PSOe* helped concentrate public drinking in the large federally supported patients. The Health ws., was a decision to promote Yosemite's chief ranger to a$25,800..-year job, give him an of of the bottled liquor that formerly was lost by fashionable hotel and restaurant bars that serve Education and Welfare Department virtudy tidal title of "assistant director-technical spillage, pilferage, overpouring and un• customersb the thousands instead of the scone admitted Be much when, last June, it proposed the corner saloon serves. This makes the savings that nursing homes conduct "self-surveys" of consultant" and move him to Les Angeles at dercharging. A single company, Euyb.r Liquor ColtOl from automatic measuring add up, he said. goveromnint expense "fir the sole purpose of how they're meeting federal standards. Systems, Inc., 1New York has Installed, these As an example, Hoctercited a large bar in iwovkns consulting Service State standards, and enforcement, vary ln more thanl,000 bars in the New Rochelle, N.Y., that was doing $13,60 a wildly. Yet the $13 billion-a-year nursing hor*e DenyW charges that MCA was to turn month average and netting $5,913 on one group of lUdontry Is the fastest-Vowing part of tie the park Into a convention center, MCA vice last eight Y5 - - - In late lfl, however, almost all of that By LeROY POPE straight and im.ed drinks. Recipe and portion —60 percent of nursing home patients are company's dock was acquired by MCA Inc., a ui Smaliess Writer control can be adjusted by the manager or supported by Medicaid. by Rep. John i A Iel.StSISII & owner. —But two1ifths of the Medlcald-rniportsd NEW YORK (UP!) The proprietor of the D. iu DMlcb, as "one of the biggies of the Derwid F. Hocter, marketing vice president of patients enter nursing homes paying their o*n neighborhood saloon may dill poor liquor with a Easybar, now a division of Sensormatic Ebec- way "and end up Impoverished." erlcan eMrtaiomwt industry." Universal Pictures, an MCA subsidiary, was free hand —orstint on the measure Ina drink — tronics Corp., says his company's business has That, she says, "is atremendous blow. They jo given permission to one Yosemite as the setting but at big bars these days the martini is likely to boomed with the growth of 'Mt down" public In on their own initiative and all of a sudden ___________ ___ be metered. ___ ___ ___ ___ drinking. "The greater part of the liquor sold by become part of the welfare system." Large hoW and ank •1--'-aft a tabli th 'g ThI od1tkii; *nd Its local 'Mli'tes, ha" _ BERRY'S WORLD. • Detailed Voyager Photos years. She says: - - - WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. Henry Jackson said all mandatory fuel-saving plans, except gasoline rationing, should be imposed as soon as Congress approves them. He told reporters at the Environmental Industries Council annual meeting industrial nations are threatened by new foreign oil price increases. The only way to get OPEC prices down is to cut consumption," he said. - Metered Martinis P - - have Just finished an intensive training course at Marlotavllle, Md., and have returned to 11 stats and the District of Columbia to mobilize grassroots support for bettering life, or what remains of It, In nursing homes. ' Elmna Griesel, Y7, a mild-mannered native pf Yukon, Okla, Is determined to do something about the situation. She Is executive director Of the National Citizens' Coalition for Nursiulg . .. the Yosemite Park and Curry Co. to provide nominal amenities, principally overnight lodging facilities and food service, for visitors to the M,00acre park in central California. I Jackson: a II Seminole County School system since 1956. He was a biology teacher for about 15 years at Lyman and Seminole High Schools and was then dean of students at Teague Middle School and assistant principal at Milwee before becoming principal In 1914. "I'm pretty happy. It's nice to get a brand new school but! will always have a place for Mllwee In my heart," Madre said / today after hearing about his appointment. Advertisements will be placed to seek a replacement for Manfre at Mllwee, according to Layer. Manfre's current salary Is SAL MANFRE $25,000 annually, but Layer said the new position may not call for some students would be for an increase. A principal's about seven miles. Voting against the plan were base salary Is $20,978 and Is added to depending upon the Williams and William Kroll, number of teachers at the while Robert Feather, Pat school and years of experience. TeL,on and Allan Keeth cast yes The number of teachers at Rock votes. Lake has not yet been deterWilliams said he would have utulned. preferred to have more inBefore appointing Madre to formation on how far students the Job the board dealt with the would have to be bused from the subject of setting up zone lines various subdivisions. for the new school. Kroll said while he liked the The plan adopted was one of plan he would have preferred five presented. seeing a safety study done. The Under the plan accepted by study would be In conjunction the board ona3-2 vote Rock with one of the proposed plans Lake will be getting 650 which would have had Teague students who now attend be a walk-in school for students Teague. This will Include from Spring Oaks subdivision. students from four subCurrently the students who divisions: 260 from Sweetwater attend Teague are "courtesy" subdivision, 59 from The bused and Kroll noted a safety Springs, 12 from Gum Oak, 26 committee study would from River Run, 271 from determine If It was actually Spring Oaks and 22 from necessary for the students to be Markham Woods. bused. Courtesy busing occurs Additionally, Mllwee Middle within a two-mile limit when a School will be losing 346 commIttee determines safety students to Rock Lake but will hazards along the route require get 199 students who now attend It. South Seminole Middle School. Under school board policy the South Seminole will be losing safety committee at the request those 109 but will gain 59 of the board conducts a safety students from Tuscawilla. study of an area looking for Layer had recommended possible safety hazards to another plan but said the one .itwleh1tL H the five-member accepted by the board would committee has an average his second choice, his ,,score of 50 or above courtesy havebeai only objection was the bus ride busing Is granted. - __ : ' ANGL E-WAL TERS U (Continued From Page IA) - : Thursday, March 1, 1575—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. lIaê UWU lU. SAG Suu.Iuud Pfthug 5.1 - "LISTEN FOR YOUR PHONE TO RING " . PIN 2eoT. Sr ___ — IF — %, & "MOOkOMir, . 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I FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 3234510 �SPORTS $ SA- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. çT&& .1 Thursday, March 1, im JuCo State Tournament upens ioaay in ueLana -1 ________ * S • t I / 7 'A ' 1. , By JIM HAYNE8 Herald Sports Editor DE They come from LANDfar and near toseeaomeofthe best hezkethafl In the south darting this afternoon In the -- $ - %tU%a%II Ij.s WUUIUIUUW 11111W r_j'• ' state Junior college tour. foment, Eight survivors of regular seeson and podieuon tourraiment tedeti are the main attraction In four games. Manatee (234) played Edison (19-14) In today's 1p.m. ceded In the Stetson University gym; Seminole (15.15) hopes Its i hotitreak continues In a gg against tough thlpola (214), Brevard (214) tackles Miami-Dade North (23. 9) at 7; and Lake Qty (244) It on with North (1445) at 9. SNn1fh1. are Fry at 7 and 9, with the thinipk'nship sane slated Saturday night. r 140 0 - I. C.russ uuun• Seminole High School's wo baseball team brBeZed to its U 1) 14 LINCO 5S5 fjMERCUV to fl-j2 fifth strafgiit victory without a loss Wednesday, using a combined four-hitter by G L - Porsig and D* IIWj[ F plus key hits by Bobby Newman Bob Wells and Rick • Wells fora' 5.1 win over Orlando Round Nirald PM$s by To VCiØ Donald Hamilton and Edith McNeil get the feel of the upcoming American Cancer Society golf tournament at Mayfair Country Club. The 1979 Capri behind them will be up for grabs for anyone scoring a hole-In-one on the seventh hole In the tourney. Thee event Is slated March 9, and entry fee Is 150, which includes all - FOR ACE AT MAYFAIR the s(olf trimmings plus a dinner in the Mayfair clubhouse. a e H a It was Incorrectly reported In ORLANDO (UP!) Wednesday's story about the Many top Accustomed to win over Whiter Park that Ilikipping the toirnaNewman committed five errors merit that usedOrlando to be called the in the field. He did not playIn Citrus Open tee off today In the he was the e tribute to Arnold Palmer, who ,j is boding $2K= evant. Up 9 $iMINOLI1 H nners on lad year's '°°" AIR H money wi 361 smmw some * I I tour will be among tICitrus 40. MCC" 461 DOW60 iWVI No 211 WIIsIud 41 1 LascflddofI44golferswhen heIr 31 4,IW.Us roun of .. sport's better known names, wirwo only Gary Player and Tom Kite : ""If 61 :. will be absent. Player has net AACQUIre . MIAW(UPI) - EverytLme you me Jim Palmer, his hat is off, his hair Is blowing in the breeze and be looks like b&a about to Conference twzia with early is 1 . Totals It ii Kite, who was &Ilatlsfled with his game, asked Palmer's permission to withdraw at the winning Price, with 13 points, was the I. It.vw1,I '41W.__J J winmerpodeda a gslad rnma'. year, " co i--- as . jaiiwYi. "The thing with him Is he throws strikes," says I,Hs bu on excellent fad MU aloq with an _L1"_&J_ P11111111:11111r. primary olider -it really IL He's an extraordinary fidder and be's in # 'andd physical shope. I think (Don) Sutton come oat with sst line on him. &dton UM If you to OS* there 35 times Us (Jildryit did, you're bound to lose tlWW 5wi11 jut by CddIM 011111. 4°Palmsr calls Gutdry's 25$ nacord lad year "PhenomenaL" 1. "U anyone an corn, dose to wkudng 35 games tida 3W, tough, It's him," adde the Balthnors fadbsller. "H. has ____ I s &'I ftwft NO own prospect. Pahnir wuald rather talk about thussefthN ftin Th ow lady..raadlbiieliid f4 urth In the American League Lad,nalas N d lb. nk.ss. Tha year, PaInetr"*' they'll wIn95 es. • t,unaawsptapsirmitchss , Wei asiInulhew..t,i i tçusaadthsnpitcbodatws1di$sraga1adWIwaaeMsnrat Ij t*w OIL NW. his M AM 111114 apt r~pw*fpdw b on 80"M elm -_ - ____ absetats,, wha wan there tan, bad a ROOM d. Plettle 6.1; 0. Ho d. SIOMW FS loft. HO 4L mill. KWVW44 L9 Opt cifteer coo SIN 2a •. 1"d0ft Or &A ' Low Lastinr. ish I: SALE - - College Basketball East Coast Conference rq. &1 w . - ii • -ir1. • .1. . . _____ -• I.p...,._,. . - , b_•_ First Race, 4 Ranger 4. 15.60 6.20 3.00 2 Retire Denial 1.20 3.20 3 Jay Hawk Queen 4.00 0(2.4) 71.10:1' (4-2-3) 116.40. Time 31i4. os - 3" 4 12 U'!, ii as 10 24 .625 35 31 .530 6 27 31 .422 13 Indiana 26 3$ .106 11 Chicago 23 40 .365 161.1 Pacific Division W L Pct. GB Los An 39 21 .619 Seattle 2S .603 1 Phoenix 37 26 .511 2 San Diego 31 31 323 6 Portland 31 30 500 7 Ken City Denver MIwauke - .i. uIflfr LUV ! Lovely Choice 30.40 6.50 Koc?Own Mystic 3.40 6 Arron 5.40 Q(i-$)4$.I0,P(S.1) 194.41,T(e.I. 6)1.601.40. Time 31.53. Eleventh Race, 5.16, 0: 2 Dakota Charlie 7.40 5.30 3.20 6 Raw Talent 560 2.60 I Cat Williams 3.00 0 (7-4)11,00; p (2-4) 67.00; T (2-61)101.20. Time 31.52. Twelfth Race, h. 0: 1 Wright Alco 4.00 3.60 3.60 2 Wycliff Dee Dee 4.00 3.10 C Mick's Cosmos 3,50 Q (1.2) 7.40; p (I-I) 46.50; T (1-2. 5) 134.40. Time 39.54. 3 Waco Tip 4.60 3, 6 MamaSieta 7.50 0(2-3) 67.00: 00 (4-2) 314.50: P (3. 3) 171.00; 1 (23-4) 414.10. Time 11.60. Third Race, 5.16, M: 1 Seerile 3.10 7.60 2.00 I Boston Hunter 3.20 4.60 S RH'sMarie 3,50 Q (4-0) 13.40; p (4-I) 30.05; 1 . 5)117.00. Time 31.54. Fourth Race, S-is,- -J NJx I.rIfl On IO.IV IJ.1lI 1.111 Seventh Race, s. B: 1 Faded Lace 13-20 6.40 3 70 540 2.80 2 Mark Ellis 7 Circus Sherry 110 0 (1.2) 30.10; P (1.2) 57.50; '1 11-27)110.00. Time 35.97. Eighth Race, 516, 8: I Viv's Bugle 1500 1240 640 4 Easy Eddie 520 540 S Rain Drop Reba 0 (40) 32.20; P (5-4) 91.30; 1 (5.4. s) 1100.10. Time 31.32. Ninth Race, Is, A: I Border Fancy 900 740 3.0 1 Honey Scott 500 110 2 Villas Sand 420 0(1-1)24.00; P ($1) 104.10; T ($.. 7)112.20. Time 35.3$. Tenth Race, S-16, A: 5 Diver Kea 6.00 .3 40 2.10 4 Drif's Atom 400 760 I Wright Dal Day 2.40 0(43)16.20; P (5.4)33.00; 1 (5-4I) 112.10. Time 31.45. Eleventh Race. 5-16. C: 3 Brave One 6.20 360 3 20 2 Snappy Sissy 5.10 320 0 Wind Maker 500 0 (2.3) 24.00; P (3-2) $7.00; T (32' 1)220.10. Time 31.42. Twelfth Race, 1-I6. T: 7 Circus City Sue 0,20 3 60 2.30 1 M.abie Westy 10.00 4.40 7 Whiiwin 3J Q(1.7)61.00:P(7.1) 116.10,T(7.f. 2)317.10. Time 44.27. A - 3249: Handle 5235.056. - 9;00D:&YEAR SERVICE STORES lost 71 Drew 11, FOU.Mdsn 61 F Pierce 02 W Coon 71 Marist 7$, Adeiphl 77 I - .' -- TUNE-UP . Norwich SO, Amherst 70 Pratt 7$, N.Y. Poly 56. St. J. Fshr It. Genesee 12 St. Michis 16, St. Anslm 72 Syracuse 03, St. Bonny 71 Utica 99, Alfred 76 Wesleyan 72, Williams 6.4 South Concord 11, W.Va. St. 6$ M. Harvey 79, Wheslng 67 Salem $6. Shepherd 7$ ( •. . "'S • I - ". BRAKES CENTER U 'GHTTRUCKi" 'iO'REIGN CARS' - . ., - SERVICE .... 1 . $ . T"'1 . --- - ' -. "- • " 4 S. Miss. 7$, Samfrd 63 iv. I Now' I K W 1 106 1 :i A I r if t 4 tit- RACING NIGHTLY HELPS PROTECT MOVING PARTS Chassis lubrication and oil e Please call for appointment changes, Includes light trucks (Closed Sunday) S ALL NEW $4 Trifecta See $42 Trifecta Wheel ALL112 11111ACES I Thursday Ladies,Nita JUIRMIND M 5$Iiiii5 Radial 0 Ed Additional parts and services extra if needed. HELPS MAINTAIN STOPPING POWER 2-WHEEL FRONT DISC: Install new front brake pads and grease seals lining, all 4 wheels pers and hydraulic system • Add fluid (does not Include rear wheels) U.S. cars, most Datsun, Toyota, VW 4- WHEEL DRUM: Install now brake • Now front Resurface (font rotors • Repack OR grease seals • Resurface drums • front wheel bearings • Check callRepack front bearings • Inspect hy. draulic system • Add fluid • Most PADIAL RETREADS Now you can get radial tire features at retread prices. Fully Inspected Warranted 12 months or 12,000 mIles, whichever comes first KSI ai N. Odaud. of Just dtlfe. 1153 Irj-ud . Engine IEUIVATIORS-131.1$.o Sam, Ns0ueUudsr 10 6988 Year Round Steel !: I Brake Service -'bur Choice Great Grip All Tismp. Belted / HELPS PROTECT TIRES AND VEHICLE PERFORMANCE 8 P.M. NEW MATINEE Post Time 1:15111, __ ___________ Inspect and rotate all four tires suspension and steering systems Set caster, camber, and toe-in • Most U.S. cars, some imports to proper alignment • Inspect Warranted 50 days or 3,000 miles, whichever comes first Tune-Up 46 P185/75R13 fits 5578-13 WMiw,lI Plus $2.00 F.E.T. and old tire On almost any road, in almost any kind of weather. Tiompo's 10,000 hard-work. ft Ueadedges give you the gulp you need. And with radial construction, you eet a dividend in gas-saving economy. Get Tienspo - the one lire that does it all. Transmission Service Additional parts 4-cpl. icyl. $-cpl. Includes listed parts and labor 14" N exIra charge for air conditioned cars. $4 loss or electronic ignition. bliPs NI$U( No Stills Electronic esjlne, chavjing, and starting systons analysis • Insult new points, plugs, condenser, rotor. Set deeli and liming • justcirDgiet • lacl.4,sDils,u,, toyota, vw, lam.1el5 ,p or laS o'les • $1781 8Parts and additional serviceS extra it needed, t wheel drive and Chevettes etc luded. fliciudes up to five quarts major brand 10/30 oil. Oil filter e*fta It needed. and services $3288 extra if needed, HELPS PROTECT YOUR AUTOMATIC TRAN$MIUION • Drain and replace transmission fluid • Install now pan gasket • Replace transmission filter, when equipped • Adjust linkage and bands, where applicable 0 Most U. S. cars, some imports CaraMel N lees or USS o'los. sines Sit :• S, AR7 8 -13 or SF178.13 whitewall plus 37 to 38 F.E.T., no trade needed. Other Sizes Available Smooth ride,. low rolling resistance for fuel sf11ciency.. . get these radial features In low cost retread tires. SShiesor sines Sit CONFIDENCE STARTS WITH THE GOODYEAR PROMISE: 11 We do professIonal work. We do only the work you authorize. We return worn-out parts. .4 Pa to _ • • woo woo Second Race, 1.16, C: -' iu.ap .eo 3.10 - and IigtiI trucks IL •Wehonor out auto s.rvic. warranty nationwid..• 'vi' -v;r 4 whole lot more. ' ' , • ' • 1 French • ' * NATIONWiDE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE UMITED WARRANTY All Goodyear servios Is warranted for Store whir, the original work was petal hut SO days or 3,000 miles, which. formed, and we'll ha it, tree. It. hO*eve,, ever comes first - many Isryices, muchyou're more than longer. If warranty Se rvice is ever re- inal store, 90 10 50 miles from the orig. any of Goodyear's 1500 quired, go to the Goodyear Sorvic. Service Stors nationwide. .10 '• Cjit • • • . - ..•.,••• • WIIVfU ., - - - - Jim . • .'. -. Cnov Accour* . : '.. .. &* - 'N' Uusay ,fthesa lothv caps to bu, Out Cestewer Credit Pta. S Msten Clsarge e vesa o Aauecae ('press Card • Cads Itaicle 0 000's Club 0 Cash . . *___._ Midwest Division w L Pct. SANFORDORLANC)0 WEDNESDAY MATINEE WEDNESDAY NIGHT First Race, 3.16, 0: 3 Laurawood 1710 5.50 3.60 2 J. D. Brett 3.00 2.10 $ Boston Sherry 3.60 0(2.3) 23.40;T(3.2.$) 21010 .. Time 31.62. Second Race, 5.16, C: 7 Fulla Fun 10.10 4.40 3.00 1 Chance Laddie 610 3.00 6 Yankee Tine 3.10 DO (3-7) 109.60; 0(4.7)23.60; P (7• 4) 63.00; 1(7.4-6) 324.30. Time 31.40. Third Race,$.16, M: 5 Norm I Tiger 13.20 4.40 2.20 4 Streaker 4 3.00 2.20 6 DoGooder 2.20 0(4-5) 72.20: P (5.4) $7.90; 1 (5-4. 6)11.60. Time 32.02. Fourth Race, 5.16, D: 5 Alerts Doug 10.20 5.40 3.00 6 B Jimmie 7.00 4.40 3 Mineola OuBosi 5.10 0 (5-6) 42.60; P 5-4 () 06.40; T (3-63) 1133.40. Time 31.93. Filth Race,1i, C: I Alers 6.00 3.70 2.60 3 JamaicaGlow 4.20 2.00 S Maxie Queen 4.20 0(1.3) 16.00; p (1-3) 33.10: T (1•3• 5)215.20. Time 79.03. Sixth Race, 5.15, A: 6 Maid 0 Fight 11.00 0.00 4.10 3 Legal Hassel 7.20 3.00 I WeightAffaired 2.60 0(3-4) 40.20: p (4-3)137.70; T (6.34) 20,00. Time 31.33. . - . h... 1-4.. - 7I, 101 2 17 ii", ii- -_ , - - _ • -i •'I- 1, W W .- . - -. Dog Racing - Ssli.udoNwkII ___ - -. . Lafayette 90, Del. 11 Temple 61. Drexel 57 Buckn*ll 73, W. Chstr 61 St. Jos ", LaSalle 63 Southeastern Conference First Round Georgia is, miss. St. n Auburn 59, Vandy 53 ECAC Southern Divn. Playoffs First Round Gootown 73, Old Dominion 52 ______ -.' NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pct. 19 409 Wash Phila 34 26 .567 New Jrsey 31 29 .517 Boston 73 36 .410 27 39 .109 New York Central Division w L Pct. San Anton 38 25 .603 34 2$ .5.40 Houston 31 79 .540 Atlanta Clevelnd 26 37 .113 Detroit 23 39 .371 New orins ii 44 .nJ Western Conference r,g..,,, ____ 1 Pro Basketball 1 Eddie Dean s.o 520 5 RH'S Shelly 6.00 0(1.3) 64.20; p (3-1) 352.20: T (3.. 5) $47,30. Time 31.90. Filth Race, 5.16, 0: 3 Executrix seo 4.60 3. 30 4 Surf Ire Potts 6.20 310 3 Cotton Ball 3.30 Q (3.4) 2440; P (3.4) 73.00; 1 3) 270.40. Time 31.. 77 Sixth Race, 5.16, A: 2 Trapper Red 3.00 3.00 2.20 3 DrIf's Doe 1.20 3.60 I Joepcea 2.60 Q (33) 1720; P (7.3) 33.30; 1 (3.3. 4)710.40. Time 31.26. Seventh Race, 5'14, C: 6 NiteStrutt 11.00 6.00 4.20 2 Aiiep 4.20 4.10 4 Lake Spot i.00 Q (34) 21.00; P (6-2) 144.40; 'r (5.2. 41 799.20. Time 31.11. Eighth Race, S-IS, C: 1 Flitter Day 45.00 23.10 16.70 7 Hi Carry 10.10 5.0 2 Lady Lady 3.00 0(1-7)37.40; P (1-7) 215.70:1(1.7. 2)750.20. Time 31.56. Ninth Race, S-IS, B: S Flashing Go 10.20 3.00 2,40 I Fast Lance 3.40 2.60 0 Orange Crash 3,30 0(1.5)15.60: p (5-1) 64.301 T ($-i0)134.00. Time 31.57. Tenth Race, Second Round : 77 05s1. Santa Fe 72. E. N.Mex. 65 - wadUAGAM SALE V Southwest - A*t Lo - ,. Winnipeg - Sent Steve West to Rochester (AHL) farm club. Saseball Toronto - Signed pitchers Tom Buskey and Don Kirkwood and outfielder Al Woods. Oakland - Signed Dave Hamilton and Jim Todd. Milwaukee - Agreed to contract with Bill Travet's. Seattle Signed Bobby Thomp. son, outfielder acquired from the Texas Rangers, to a one-year ft Like 15bIfl Hole dD5vldMcCo*jL iL kin sian d. u.arry 9u,vsey. 'N1 N,IirI.w.D5d 5.1,64:klyeUnuIHtN$ckGdIfhi j"j $1 .11 Steve O.nnin 4. Mls . Kishil Byths,Bsws_._.diiwioady, OWh7USS 54 52; PtIII IItcPJs d. smu yes wIn lad year?" Sib FINCh 51. 51 Chili LittlS I. Nyin (0)4. Marcy 541 S. $ft '-task Palmer swhM absek ha ansd *, C. ware s serial t Pillim is, Allert svmd der which he =d= IN.01" Jissc: W016 d. lao4oft 6.1, W um..*Nchn.d. Dlsas..v.u*o. III :4ssr? ss j$.& eu. • I & T. a got - • __ Lk.y Bows, lb. 1.,L1... • SCC Netters Win Easily triumph over Florida JC W.des.dey. at Gainesville ' -. Y ,I?W quaky _ __ ' SIN ANI fA _____ ___ _ SL or 'osw pwcha., lct sell he r ___ ___ DALLAS (UP!) Businessman Donald J. Carter, hopeful of bringing an NBA expansion Learn to Dallas, has hired Norman Sonju to be general manager of the still nonexistent team. Carter and Sonju announced the arrangement 1\3e.day with both admitting Sonju was taking a big chance. "I've agreed to work for Carter as a fulltime general manager," Sonju said. "He doesn't have an expansion franchise yet. I'm coming here as if we're on but I have no assurances." He said attorneys still are negotiating his contract with Carter. Hou '; season. . MATINEES: Mon. - Wed. . $at. Dallas NBA Hopeful ___ W he poids at "I don't think well Id offW vana JACKSONVILLE - The .•, v-S. ....&e.." iii I'd On to win U'"' boys . 19-3 ever have this Year. 1 reason I sq that Is becaus. andft play at Oak Rhs today. tsnnIs fleninrhedmr$hiagsepvMetlyfsrrneInalaglenwm. 55CC straight dlvja1osa1' L_ • 74 , : Pak awe up with shoulder ti.is and the victory and ninth overall We aeft (1ss left him In FJWWB when they went north. H. mIssed two ad a* atback MW without a adhack In a $4 _____ a gal. "9112.99 Fkeor Gloss SALE -. Adrian 90, Hope 71 Bell St. 69, E. Mich. Si C. Mich. 72, Owing Gm 64 CII Mo. St. $3. Rckhrst $2 Dana 77, Doane 75 Defiance 102, Urbana 53 Detroit U. Xavier 69 Grnd Val 95, NE 111.63 Kent St. 63, Miami 0. 62 Loras 107, Marycrest $9 Lyta Chi 94- Vtpraiso $0 N. III. 103, W. Mich. 100 Quincy 90, CIvr Stcktn 3$ Toledo 75, Ohio U. 70 - OWN AW 40 ,• Auburn, now 12-15, the neat to Gel.ye Woouff's 113 led lad team In the coidgiaci D Pilgil and Ellen Dualey had ;Iornm end Fran Reina had an $IMIIIOIS Nut.,. . __• MESA, Ariz. (UPI) Chicago Cubs' Executive Vice President Bob Kennedy, who signed shortstop Ivan De Jesus to a five-year contract last weekend, now has his sights on the next major hurdle. Kennedy Is working to close a new deal with first baseman Bill Buckner, whose three-year pact expires this September. Buckner was due to report today to the Cub camp and Kennedy said he expects to conclude negotiations with him on a five-year, $1.3 million contract "by the end of the week." - •. POWs drOW him am with Bob Prow bad 7k. T4Inid for the top spot on Grace Saueix led B Flight Georgia's alMime scorIng 114. with a 16 and May Anderson's Despite the loss, Hatfield was net 73 was one shot better__ hopeful the State season Is not Rita FIndsil's 74. Louise u We're lot keoping ow Doolittle had a 76. Vome us was tops In he ""We consider it a very C FUN. 111in Wbdchol had a luccillutill 5611501111- We 1011111 Od X W111110 P1101IN Hose and SWISpA Pair • St. 21 36 .430 11½ Wednesday's Results Boston 122, New OrIns 112 Wash 124, Chicago 113 Houston 122, Denver 97 San Antonio 135, N.Y. 112 MIlw 139, Cleveland 117 Phoenix 103, Indiana 102 San Diego 122, Ken City 120 Seattle 97, Philadelphia 93 Thursday's Game Golden State at Atlanta Friday's Games San Diego at Boston Milwaukee at New Jersey Philadelphia at Los Ang Cleveland at Seattle Houston •t Portland Denver at Phoenix Golden State at Indiana Ken City at San Antonio Buckner Gets Big Bucks WPW ay to - • One Coat Coverage, when applied according to directions.• l4,shabk. Latex Wall Paint Satin Enamel SALE SALE '$11.99 .. 11AiM' ' - - Golden Clarkson 66. Oswego 61 Cortland 72, LeMoyne 69 C.W. Post 77, Dowling 69 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. UP!) Newly appointed Coach Ray Perkins, racing to beat the March 1 deadline for hiring assistant coaches from NFL clubs, Wednesday named Ralph Hawkins, Pat Hodgson and Ernie Adams to the New York Giants' staff. Hawkins will be defensive coordinator and secondary coach, Hodgson will handle receivers and Adams will serve as an offensive assistant. Perkins said he probably will name one or two more assistants on Thursday. .. ago', • 410011Isvwi.0 in the I* W" YUM lad umm tLIns ('v Y.ma Award v ra cI. GREENVILLE, N.C. (UP!) East Carolina basketball Coach Larry Gillman, who has been under increasing pressure from alumni because of a reported NCAA probe into the school's recruiting practices, resigned Wednesday. Gillman, 30, said the university's refusal to give him a long-term contract was the primary reason for his resignation. He had one year remaining on his contract. East Carolina Director of Athletics Bill Cain said a search for a successor will begin immediately. Perkins Racing Deadline - - Wednesday Pro Football New York Giants - Named Ralph Hawkins, Pat Hodgson and Ernie Adams as assistant coaches. College Basketball East Carolina - Basketball Coach Larry Gillman resigned. Hockey Boston - Sent forwards Dwight Foster and Al Secord to Rochester (AHL) (arm club. Quebec Signed wing Reneld Leclerc for remainder of 1971.19 Brandeis Bowdoln LalexWall Puni • W.Va.Tecn 5$, W. Lib 51 Transactions c'ontrRe$ Coach Out - 4 _____ East Carolina - detail but the fellows got Macy scored 32 poInts to lead ,the OrIoles 13 years now and that he saw Sandy Koufaz when he together and we mentioned It," Kentucky to an 82-77 victory died against the Dodger Hall of Famer, and beat him, In the said Georgia guard Walter over MiulsaIppi - despite 39 6 World Series. Daniels, who joined sophomore points by Old J0 5jg A future Hall of Fanner himself, Palmer makes no attempt to forward Ron Webb with 22 and Alabama, with Haggle cc.npare Koufax with Guidry. points each to lead the Bulldog King scoring only nine points, "I can't judge Koufax,"hesays. "We were in different leagues. attack In a 75-72 fIrtroimd beat Florida, $144. iatgamehepitchedagaln1tusjn1gNwaathelutgameheever upset. Third-seeded Alabama and tdied and It was the only time I ever saw him other than on Auburn later dunned VanKentucky will meet In the first 3elevlsIon." derhilt, $13. game of the tonight's quarterPa1nier has seen Guidry for the past 2½-seasons and that's Hatfield is a former Lyman finals with Georgia taking on jough to make him sure in his own mind the 29-year-old Yankee High basketball coach. Auburn In the nightcap. IêfWiander in baseball's No.1 pitcher. The Irony here Is that until The victory gives Georgia a last year there were some who felt Palmer was the game's 14-13 record and assures the D.0 C ?remler pitcher. Bulldogs of at lead a .500 win lasim iaims can't think of anyone else I've no who's better," Palmer season - their first In seven • lays of Guidry, whose 25$ record, nine shutouts and 1.74 earned Years. "That's veryimportant 7lII Wrul nan average earned him the American League's Cy Young Award to 115," Georgia Coach Hugh M"" Win season. Durham admitted. 111111111 To me Catfish Hunter was as good a pitcher as there was In Daniels, held to seven points Margaret Bolts won WedI*sebsll the pad f,wy,ors. He was positively super, but he never at the half, took charge with the nesday's womens golf tourou1d strike out 18 hitters the way Guidry did In one game lad Bulldogs trailing, 6010, with rlameflt at Ma)4fr Country Irear , JiM over 14 mInutes left In the Qub, shooting a low gross SI. . game. ..l-. The senior guard scored Ada ONeil won low net with a Ih gPalmer Palmer .one oi , the playi-w ng .e --_ e • ii, h k.ae ci tiI ii points a two William studied r-tithar and hitters the .0 w C Ci III Is Georgia on gui a& wWhit saw. e. thatis nflocted bythefutbe wasa*pme wlnmer for the - IIJU3 . o ff# In the SEC first-round games "We didn't go into it in great that went als expected, Kyle ;"If. That's quite a statement considering that Palma has been with __ MUV The Altamoide Springs tAttle Lasgue will schedule 20 games Saturday as part of opening day ceremonies starting at 10 am. Dave Johnson, former major leaguer with the Baltimore Orioles and now manager of the Miami Amigo; will be on hand to sign autographs and promote the season-opener. Africa. see sidt, UPSfr O(SWIIDUIUI5 trIthkL bIk!kIIi slag the post-season tour- double figures. rwear. naineid. Well, exit State and Auburn Coach Sonny Smith Well, nothing has changed much this spring. Baltliire's tall, Vanderbilt - two of those said his team's rebounding guod-looking rlght.handed we dill is taking off his hat, only this "contenders" - and enter edge and s uccessful delay game Unne It Isn't for any magazine endorsement, ft's for Ron Guidry. comiers" Georgia and were the keys to the upset. "He's the bed pitcher I've ever seen," says Palmer, no burn hublyn. 1 I named. But the Bulldogs were scoring, poorly-daved game. more than happy to make the Bobby Cottage,a 6-foot-0, 250htississippii State coach eat his pound sophomore center was Wediiiiesday night. the key to Auburn's victory as Hatfield earlier had pro- he scored 16 points and claimed y So t the . Bu Palmer Lauds Guidry ll. AltamohteSprings bIIIW - - come was because the 14-year. old tournament was moved this year from its old location toBay Hill Country Club, where Palmer spends his winters. last minute, and returned to Austin, Tex., to consult a teaching pro. Many of their colleagues admitted the only reason they is By United Press Iaternatloial during the regular season, led see.. 4 Jim Hatfield didn't give Vanderbilt, 18-9, which was Georgia much o(achance the nationally ranked just a week Southeast Conference tour- ago, from the start In the low- O e Citrus Set d T Ear VVor dS , the strong defensive game the teem has found of late. While Curtis Smith is the dub's top ,, /d ffi -red wit LOS ANGELES (UP!) Ron Fairly adrnitted it was "a miserable day" in his life when he decided to quit baseball, but age and an opportunity to get into television prompted him to throw In his glove and bat after 21 years in the major leagues. The smiling redhead, who signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers out of the University of Southern California in 1958, announced his retirement at a news conference Wednesday. He'll be 41 on July 12 but the prospect of getting in shape for another season did not bother him he looks 10 years younger. Fairly will be the color man for the 30 televised Angel games this year and also will be the regular sportscaster for KTLA, Channel 5. He fills the TV spot vacated by Don Drysdale, an old Dodger teammate, who will still be on radio calling Angel games and also has a tie-up with the ABCTV network. - scorer with a16 point per gum average and Robbie Ijng Richard Crooks and Jake Campbell are In the neighborhood of 11 per game, Sterling looks to the hoarda for the difference between winning and losing. Ken &own played a major role ln besting FlorldaJCand Valencia on back-to-back nights propel SICC into the state tt The overall leadership of Smith, plus a stror4 offensive by Laing are the other keys for Seminole. SCC Is oiacor1ng Its op. sanes t, h '5 One Of - FREE CAR ___ Going Into TV Work I] Midwest NHL Wednesday's Results Atlanta 6. Toronto I Pittsburgh S. Colorado St. Louis 6... DetroIt 5 NY Rangers 1, Minnesota i Washington 3, Los Ang 3 Chicago 1, Vancouver 4 Fa'rly Hangs It Up, - Seminiole in home Saturday night at 7:30 against Apopka. L. "If we can continue playing like we did In the divisional tournament, I think we can come through this thing," lathe way SCC coach Joe Sterling summed up the situation. "There Is always good talent and fine teams at the tow' namuit. We had to go but Florida JC and Valencia toget this far, and those are two teani I would put In the same category with the beet teesnaln the date. So we have Proven something. Now If we can Jed going..." - T*7 I. A'i. I i Pro Hockey IN BRIEF - Thursday, March 1, 1979-lA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. -- I I -.- - - .- * '---- I' L_ H.mphlII, Manager SANPOUD 555 W. First Strset 322.2821 Mon-Fri. $-, Sat. IS U a r �SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 1 17 E -WAZSft-'fflIF OURSFiM S Evening Horild, Sanford, Fl. 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In the Plays ushers sell nad candy tte Sound like a fairy tale? It's in not. That's how Cathy theater aisles and tea and r' • , Casselberry earned money for crumpets are brought to Sç !" your L,.. , ' a Rollins College Independent seat. . -: study In London and New York. They sell the best seats in the The hgh1Itof her sunj I house for the least, because was winning the Disco King and they want to be sure that the Queen of Orlando Contest with performers have a good her dancing partner, Trip audience in the theater. Seats In Hughes, who also took the English movies were sold at . study.Theyrecelved$400anda different prices. black disco gown for her as a Cathy and Trip felt some & prize. This was one ofaever J pride In making their own contests they won Itinera ry and getting around all I Trip Is a theatre major and on their o wn without a guide / Cathy is a theater-education For anyone thinking of planning major. Since not enough a trip to London, they highly HiraM PI'W . students in the theater recommend "Nicholson's A Anna Mae Wells (left) and Tina Joseph show some department could go on the trip Student Guide to London, . ..i.,. of the merchandise that Is on sale today, Friday and to study the lively arts this which gives you maps and Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the former WI MARCH? year, they created their own directions to anything you Hannah's Music Store, Magnolia Mall, Downtown Individual study, cooperating would possibly want to find Sanford. Proceeds from the Indoor Yard Sale, with the history department while you are there. There are sponsored by SISTER Inc., will go toward Christ. which was also taking a trip to listings for restaurants, 1•• mas decorations for Downtown Sanford. SISTER churches, hospitals, counseling England. Their theatrical study was to centers, UPS and surplus challenges other organizations to match this enHerald Pholoby Melinda Edr"Istan compare ('ith (asseIberr fell In Ioe with London aspects of New York theater. In The U.S. has car bumper , -. • 23days,theysaw25shows."j stickers and Britain has Its cleaner efficient than remembered. Ca thy said. "We m ao the New York subway. The most unique place they even though we were there a They took the tube to various pany's productions were ex. everyone wears one cm their Saw Was Queen Mary's Doll long time," she added. citing," Cathy said. Impel, which either has a parts of London getting off to House at Winsor Castle. it was For Hughes, who plans to "That's the way Shakespeare humerous saying on it or walk around and discover inlike an elaborate house in return to London next summer, e ng an ought to be done," she said of supports their favorite OPS miniature with every detail It each dayseemed to outdo the IOStaU ants. An am us ing place "As You Like It" performed by Apparently "Saturday Night they found was a store that sold had tiny photograph albums last In ezcitement His most The Royal Shakespeare real pictures in them and memorable experience was Company. They also saw Albert Fever" and "Grease" haven't genuine American items such with little books, some of them walking to the National Theater Finney in "Macileth.11 as used high school letter the on deserted streets white with ' Jackets. "Their humor hdoust "I fell love DEAR ABBY: A friend of you, Abby, so plesse print this than ours," Cathy commented. Itey enjoyed the Speakers Corner In Lo ndon, a cor ner whose divorce became I for anyone who has a gambling "Things they thought were final Al few weeks ago has ap. where people traditionally problem or lives with a gam- funny, we just didn't wigift .. pointed me to head a aearth gather on Sunday to speak their bier: Have th6n call GA. humor In.".. pub U '; from ours• m committee to find her a man. on any subject without While in England, Trip and I They're in ti Sbe'140, attractive, noteuctly reproach. Cathy saw "Annie" and NEW I A MANINL lot win destltide (her hlaband gave her . saw people get up on "Deatht rap," two plays set In made the Impression overseas the DEAR NEW MAJrJ: Nearly ap box, rock, or step nice settiment), and good yean ago, haviag heard of America. "There were mme that they have made here, cmpffiny. Gamblers, Anonymous, I Jokes made in reference to because not many people were ladder and talk on pro. Ow's told me(and others) not sIIpW into me at their American characters, wich an dancing in couples in the Conununian, pro-Arab, ProThe most flatierto fix her up with a man who's DEAR ABBY: I am a com. meetimp lialcolipsilia) go me Babe Ruth, that they just didn't London discos Trip and Cathy * hrml, anti-hOmOsexualo anUIng shades of government, or religious now been married. She Insists pulsive gambler, I almost 11rothesd low they Men"I catch," she Suld. visited. They preferred single subjects. that there Is something destroyed my family and saw a wirse In sedes. "We would be laughing dancing instead. At the Tower of London, they serin* wrong with a man of myself with Z years of hard No dem so lecturbg -only hysterically and there would be Novelty songs were very and blue. Solids, ~//A 40 or older who's never been gambling, lying, stealing, and gamblers being tw4M bow to silence all around us,"she said. popular in Britain. ,YMCA., had a look at both the Crown prints, stripes married. A comedy they enjoyed while and "Hit Me With Your Rhythm Jewels and a glimpse of whatever it took to support MY quit by Smbien who bell are beautifulSbe says,"They're either too vice. When I finally hit rock already lewne& I recommeeli there was "No Sex Please, Stick" were in the top 10 ori the England's bloody pad. Tor. ly co-ordinated Ietln their ways, clo.d gays, or bottom and owned everybody I them highly. The most e press We're British" ,it was cute, radios I) Into skirts, they're selfish and stingy." knew, I called GAMBLERS gambler can [me at GA is a bad like a Nell Simon comedy. ayed. in "I'd always heard that and the k slacks, blazers, What is your opinion of her ANONYMOUS. habit. IoCathy remarked. England was a fashion leader the dungeon they were shown anal ysis? CONFIDENTIAL TO"Krvp .i were bl ouses drawn and and Cathy and Trip agreed that but as far as the average person how people j,, I ; That WU SIX Inoigho 5O. I ME NAMELES8 IN ORANGE the beat LOOKING FOR of the shows they saw goes, we dress better over vests to it. 7be theater students arrived MR.RIGHT admit I did it only to get my CITY, FIAII: Please send at was "Evita," a new opera, ad here," CaUw obwved. create a wife off my back and keep her your nun Nd addreas. I have in Argentina a airport in the lull between Mw devalustion of the Amer- t the during the rule of wardrobe DEAR 0 blizzards, the worst storms help aid hips fir yes. I agree Juan Perm. Tim heroine of the lean dollar was frustrating to ___LOOING:Your you'll find to a few meetings I Englanda century. How to spa her Wind .. Welles, s, story was the dictator's wile Cathy as to most American realized that I really I had an , Ghaw is hard to resist! saw let out a few Pvomfts. set a secret Eva, a driving force in his tourists around the world. One did a native Florida girl like illness and could help myself. Getting married? Whether success, who came from a poor English pound Is now worth two Cathy cope with -4 degrees . .4 -í ever ws are iwi .'. I have been with Gamblers YOU want a formal church background. centigrade weather? She loved American dOUIII. beenuse iky,r@ Rover Wei Anonymouil only a short time wedding or a simple do-youit. She made the first snowball "The show was powerful," Compared to New York C Now but my life has already own4" ceremony, got Cathy said. "It captured the Cathy found London to be a safe of her life on the top of St. who W=atew da" ts CWUW& It's as though & AbbY'l new bNklet, "How to climate of that time in Latin and dean city. It Is not unusual Paul's Cathedral. miracle has come over me. T'wat fls aims eas be Have a Lovely Wedding." Send American history," she added. to see unescorted women out "I could see all of London I know of no one who can $1 to Abby: l [ashy Drive, 200 N DADII israywmsaw,',,as The choreography was good after dark In London. 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MagMia - SUSSMS* - * * • - - DRIVERS OPE RATORS - Topeddl•LTLgeneralcommodily Visit , Write Amercan Service, 53K ParkLane,Suitei7l,Dailas,Tx. Steady work, interesting job. .•. LPN Full time, 11.7 shift. person aks View Nursing N LAST NITI 515 ________________ cwo 8 RESTAIJR4NT sod LOVNGE OVERlOOK VMS RUNWAYS VINSf , - - - - PH. - 3231661 - Sunday Brunch '• 18 AM. - All S .2 PM. • CSIfN9 Ni1 etc. MOVIELAND - '' 4 ,a, Nw'%.17.Il5, I,1. [ S Y TN Sat. lts $3 - ha , - C • : - • • • _____ - - iii UT iosi y: Silty N. Cagps Deputy Clerk Oaiss I. LawN. IIIINIV: - a.wsa. wau..... - - 2 CMMAV. bdMfll,ipIepafly IsIenl*tg: __ v Sleule. Carol Cammara*IL *asc m lesyor, leminslu Ceulily Plot-MS - Clerk 511915 ClrCtjll Chit-I y: Petricli R*h1$0 INadoells Tetcolt. DeputY Clerk &dsmeTremlar5 Storage, inc (SEAL) N. Hilly Ave. 151St- L larry, I$q. $amtord, Ph. 1*71 PD, Drawer o • R.J. O'NefI LIPtoN. P1.3*71 - ,, Lanle, lpes 5. Ranees, pa. s.et we oroet DI1a Pierida r 19,211Mev 1,5,1999 Publish: Fsbrua 010.99 - ._s- - - -- At-her H. IeCkffNb Jr. - pp p - ai*-irn PublshFe 0(043 '33$.1,e,m OlsI - - - SELLbRS & BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY AHOMEI WE SELL HOMESi WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER Wanted Psrt.time Night Work ________________________ Cleaning Offices. 33$.551401' 332.7571 BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 1½ bath hOnle ' 29-Roonn ________________________ with new w-w carpet, C-HIA, freshly painted outside. Dining • Nice Large sleeping room quiet area, fenced yard, all on quiet , man preferred. 3fl.222. 414 cul-de-sac I Many Extrasi BPP - Mttle Ave. WARRANTED. Just 531,2501 ____________________ '$anford-$1OS.Oak.Furn.from *months $23 week. Excellent, UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, 1 bath -. ___________________ newly rem. kit., vanity, new carpet in LR I Many More Surprises. BPP WARRANTED. Only 135,900. 1 51-5)04. Pool. Adults only, on Just So. of Airport ..$lvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call t 30470 Mariner's Village. WHAT A BUY 3 BR, 1½ bath Piomi inWashingtonOsks,w.C.N,. garage, Dr., breakfast bar, fenced yardS, morel BPP WAR RANTED. Wow. 821,501 , FurnIshed SUPER 3 BR, 2 bath home in San itci... 5 roomy. 1, Can, 3)0 Palmetto ants w.CH&A, W-W Carpet, split BR plan, eat.in kit., 1g. rms.l Pool piannedl Beautiful spaCious home for 533.0001 ________________ v, Citizens only, no puts, FORGET ME NOT Remodeled 2 Avail. • utIlities. 1st, last 5. dip.1304 BR 1 bath home w-C-lf&A, w-w March 14. Aft 430 t-pt, DR. eq. .tin kit. & 'L..... _______ Morel Will paint exterior in - - buyers choicei BPP WAR. RANTED. Yours for 833.0001 - - 41 aim, 1½1s191-newcarpit •OPsa,s$5w*Sflto. 3*04L34F.'n '• M.'. titeture, 21*. 1515111,, t5,1thm$ ___________________________________________ •.________________ _________________ _________________ _________ NEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S 940.11 Sanford's Sales Leader Iueuw let- lasso, 14.500 sq ft. ANYTIME LMeretvies Carp. P.O los OIL samr, Fli 3*71. Multiple Listing Srvlci ft. 111* CaMIrudloIt, ro' ' ZePed Inisitial. 333.3)M rm., 3 BR potential. Strategic Sanford location. 1 yr. home warranty. II won't last. $23,950. * SANFORD. 3 BR, 2 bath home Nicely landscaped, coz fireplace. $31,500 FHA Terms, .40 ACRES Near 1-4 & SR 41 TWO FOR MAYFAIR AREA Quiet neighborhood, well est. 2 BR, bik home w-lg. Fl. rm. or guest rm. Assume mort. $31,900. SAME NEIGHBORHOOD Quiet & close to river, 3 BR, 2'3 b, .FP, w-ig. FR. Recently remodeled. 545,500. NEEDS LARGE FAMILY For lake access 4 BR, 2b, FP over ~ acre, Lk. Mary, 1 yr. home warranty. $79,000. m 25U PARK 50-Miscellaneous for We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for *650 was .CJu'istmos Jay-away, there was 3)) 315E.FirstSt. plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc- Center Inc. 322 2255 2202 French Ave. 3725627 7435' 5. French (17 97) Sanford 323 5371 649,5125 323 8953 trade. 42-blle Homes 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, 1½ BATH, MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK I PINE. REDUCED TO $15,900 WITH $3,500 DOWN. 321-0610,327.1577, MS-S335 Display Pool for Sale: 18' R. Above ground-alum. Fence I deckbelow Dealer Cost. 322.3022. 9-S. 323-5200 IPC. REALTOk 339.0101 3390301 VA-F HA.235-Conv. Horns Low Down Payment Cash for your loll Will buIld en your lot or our lot. V Enterprises, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 5443011 UNIQUE 2 BR HOME Huge FR, newly painted, beautiful oak floors. Grist Oak shaded corner lot. Many added features. Detached garage with spare II I bath. SEE THIS HOME TO DAYI 133,500. AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3229141 Eves after 61 weekends - FILLDIRTITOPSOIL. YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-7510 wRench. Exc. Cond. 1325 FIRM. 327-3366 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet SANFORD AREA I'x125' CORNER LOT NEAR LAKE MONROE, CLEARED FOR BUILDING. $7,500. SX13O -HOMESITE.. ON. OSCEOLA NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. $1,300. IIOHWAY FRONTAGE ON 17.92 NEAR LAKE MARY, 400' AT 1710 PER FRONT FOOT, GENEVA AREA 0 ACRES WOODED ROLLING LAND NEAR HWY 46. $3,500 PER ACRE. TERMS. I ACRES LAKE FRONT IMPROVED PASTURE. $1,000 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS. 'EUSTIS AREA REAL. ESTATE REALTOR, 332.7410 4ô NEAR AUTO TRAIN, IRINO FOOD & MOVE IN. COMP FURN. FRAME HOME IN EXC. COND, SC POECHI WORK SHOP, FRUIT TREEL SEE IT NOW AT 833.06. LOG SEIGLIR HOME REALTY "A LAND $UPIRMARKET" 3439$ Myrtle Aye,, Sanlerd Sanford 321$40 iando 327.1577 DeLand M.S33S AREA ___________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY ---- -. - - 52-Appllances "LOGS & LAND 00 HAND IN HAND" SIIGLIR REALTY 110 KIR "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 14395. Myfllo Ave.. Sanford - 2295 DR. TRIPLE '61 Chevy P-U. 301. Original paint. body excellent, wide radials chrome wheels, new rings, bearings, valves, carb. kit., Hurst tloorshifter, all under 1200 mi. 534-0513. 2495 WHITE S . , FORD COURIER 1976 Camper top. Exc. Cond. 32) 6234 blood line. 323-6654. - KCNMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230691 53-N. Radio-Stereo Television-25" Color. Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balance $115 or SI? mo. Still in warranty. call 531-1114 day or night. 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. 2$9S (local). Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable, S track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call e31.)714 for free home demonstratIon. Home SEARS, Sanford 322.1711 JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air MOVING MUST SELL Female AKC Golden Retriever, 3" yrs. old. Excellent brood bitch, (Super Hunter) Housebroken, Obedience trained, $100. (305)-571-2US (local). Classified Ads are the smallest big news items you will find anywhere. Siberian Husky puppies, AKC, 1 wks., Blue eyes, BI I. Wit or Silver Grey. 1st puppy shots, not kenneled personal care, $150$200, Visa or MC accepted. 3226165 or 322.0101. - Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm. & Rn. 3220208. Beauty Care 61 Wanted to WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 323-5121. YOU NAME IT-I BUY IT SANFORD AUCTION 1215 S. French 333-7340 Cash 3fl.4132 Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. P.M. same day MOTOR LODGE Preview at 4 HORNS'S $4 & Oramps Slesseew Trail, DIlando, Plo. Vldsrlai Cottops lsdrwm Silts. Maks,a.y Gsverusr W1ntkr osa Vkturla* Lovossat & Chain, Set s4 k Chain, k Wall Tslgplisnss, Cast Ire. Store C.lis Mill, Glosswsre. Dept-gui.. Nslepy SaysI kyrss* sat mire. OH Lamps. Tryst.. ChiN's Vii. Isrlaa Sadist-, Clocks, is many items to Nut. Dm1 mlii IN. sale. Call: Col. Jim Grass (305) 6444929 Income Tax 519 E. 1st St., 3225712 _________________________________ Co*,nic'fli ___________________________ Prepared in the convenience of your home. 21 yrs. exp. $108. up. 322-31)7 for appt. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671-7617 _________________________ Free pick up & delivery for all ta. returns prepared in Feb. Con fidential, personalized. From $5 Ph. 862 4412. 9 a-rn. to 7 .m ____________ essmeking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 __________________________ liMiService ______________________________ General Cleaning General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil & fill dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimming. 323 2945. LAWN MAINTENANCE _________________ WINDOW CLEANING Ught I'IuIlng GIOOIithIg & Sosrthng Yard Debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349-5311 ANIMAL HAVEN dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clIpping, flea control. Pet Painting Supplies, dog houses. Heated kennels. 333-5752. ______ Sstwdsy,Msrck3,17,P.M. ________________________ INSULATION- Batting, blowing. RACO Foam, fiberglas 8. Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 32) 0839 or 901 734 6708 collect TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON HOIiiICISaning AUCTION Improvements I Man, quality operation 8 yrs. exp Patios, Driveways etc• Wayne Real, 377 132) formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook ShOpIterd Pups, Reasonable cait ati. S-i wks. old 323-9136 Good Used Televisions. $23 and up. Miller's 26)9 Orlando Dr. 322-0152 AREA :ROCKET LOG HOMES 1975 FORD TORINO 1974 OLDS CUTLASS i let's 79-Trucks-Ira - - ROLLING HILLS & PINE COUN. TRY, GREAT FISHING 5. HUNTING. 21 ACRES AT $1.06 PER ACRE. GREAT TERMS. 2295 65-Pets-Supplies ANTIQUE 15 ACRES FORMER ORANGE GROVE. ACCESS TO PRIVATE AIR STRIP 5 06 ACRES OF LAKE$. $300 PER ACRE. TERMS. DeLand STO. TRANS. 78-rcycles - 1977 GREMLIN a classified ad and pile the money In your wallet I ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $7395 ea. PC.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11 92 So. of Sanford. 3225121. AREA Sanford 3211640 -- $4495 4-SPEED V., high as an elephant's eye. Place 51-Household Goods RAINBOW SPRINGS Oiando32l. 1S71 all over. 1977 SCOUT PU TRK. male $150. Terms avail. Kastner Moving Sale Fri..Sat. 9-6 CathOnlyl 100 Idyllwilde Dr. 14.I000WNIMOVE iN3 1*21 NEW PAINT, FENCED YD 123$ MO. $ PCT ISV, Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322- 5990 _________________________ Want ads are black & whIte & read Doberman pups AKC, Fern. $123; 54-Garage Sales PANAMA CITY TRADE-INS Don't pile no longer needed ltem Sanford, 322-S721. I?) ACRES WITH 100 YEAR OLD OAKS. PINE & FARM ACRES. 5515 PER ACRE. OCALA BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 322 1624; 322 1460 327 5)01 ACRES HIGHWAY FRONTAGE $2,750 PER ACRE, TERMS. CailBart NEW CAR CARROLL'S FURNITURE S pc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. LR new $399; Loveseat 5.44.95 1 up; - FORREST GREENE . i7-Junk Cars Removed Rent Our Rins.nvac 7 pc. dinettes $69.9S I up; Ret, $305. up; El. stove $601 up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11-92 So. of view 100*130. $10,000. 1970 FORD LTD 80.000 ml Iowner. ASking $650 Call 37) 5395a1t 5pm Call 327 1443 64-Equipment for Rent 12" Craftsman Table Saw Tarps, Tents, Cots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-579) SKYLINE 14w-fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - Used Kenmore El. Stove, Good Cond. 323 49Sf alt.5:30 People who like money use low sole. AM FM stereo, Swivel bucket seats, needs body work Good running condition. $850 After 5.30 pm 322 8867 Standard. $475 323-3SSdor 373-7110 62-LawiI-.Garden '73 Chevelle Lauguna Auto con 830 5237 Guitars, Drums, Banlos. Com- Oriental Rug 130-6533 or 339-4711 eves. CROCKET 59-MjsicatNlorchandise BUY SELL IRADE 1971 Mercury. engineA 1 Needs body work 8. gas tank 321 0153 1970 AMC Hornet. I DR 76 Chevy, 6 cyl. auto van Scott Reagan 3225177 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE JUST MAKE F'AYMEP4T -'69 to 7S models Call 3)9 9)00 or 831 4605 (Dealer I Customized inside & out RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. SI Sale Have a room to rent' Let a classified ad find a tenant Iør you! I 57-Spoils Equipment only $116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for.$116 cash or take up payments of 5)2 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 831-1714 day or for AY TONA AU TO AUCT 10 1% Hwy. 92. I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach. will hold a' public AUTO AUCTION ever Tuesday & Saturday at 7 30. Its the only one in Florida You set thC reserved price Call 901-735 8311 for further details For Estate Commercial 8. Resi dentiai Auctions 8. Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction. 373 5620. - The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 3503 Orlando Dr. Auction Saturdays 7 P.M Sanford Ave. at Hwy. 127 Consignments welcome 323 7050 Kelloggs Auction Sales 75.A-Vans ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, FIa. 32711 Sale night. Free home trial, no (1))) Accessories Piney Woods Auction Barn every Sunday at 7 pm., located on SR 415. 18 ml. north of Sanford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc. by the piece or house full, Free pick up on consigned mdse. at 30 pd Country Colonel Willard R. Whltehead & Colonel Leonard Fuitz. 322-2270. 20 MACO 175 hp. Black Max Fully eqpt. w.trailer Good Cond. 202 Temple Dr. 322-7709 obligation. INC. REALTORS S LONGW000S S 3 BR, fenced yard, trees, stereo speakers, beautiful cond. range ref. NEW carpet. $35,000. Will sell FHA.VA. ONFERN PARK-LAKEFRONTOI 3 BR, 3 bath, screened porch, stawall I dock. NEW carpet I paint. 00's. ••ALTAMONTE S• Near Mall, hospital, churches, Lovely 3 SE, fenced yard, Fam. Inventory Clearance Garage & Plant Sale Items to be sold include vibrating exercise machine, kiln (needs repair), books & a wide variety of plants. Saturday, March 3rd from 10 am. to 1 pm. 105 Par Place in Sanford near the back nine of the Golf Course. I? ft Delcratt fiberglass boat & Highlander tilt trailer $300. 3221037 after 3:30. WILL. BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, tic. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. 4 D Wymore Rd.. Altamonte. 862- 7113 Seigler Realty, Broker IRONER 3222420 cai mu or contact Jungle -1511t) *10 ACRES in Osteen. $22,000 home in Sunland w-Lg. Fl., ________________________ mj*s Uiurnlstud EIGHT TIMES We've shown this one, S times in 3 days. FP, hardwood floors, Fla. with 4 acres on East SR 44. Graze your horses. Has wet behind (Pool). Under $15,00C with terms. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTEN, YOULL LIKE THE RESULTS Moving Sale Furniture, portable Color TV. Must sell by March 5th. 373 5969. 55-Boats & iA-Mortgages Bought &Sokl cost ciassified ads to buy, sell, or * MODERN 3 BR, 2 bath home 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. '' Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments 8. buy equity. 322-0216. Carport Sale. S-at. 95 Clothes. dishes, odds 8. ends 133 Country Club Dr. '' St. Johns River. Terms. CALL US REFHA.VA LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOANS REALTY 21-Situations Vtnted - * FISH CAMP with restaurant on STENSTROM ___________ ______________________ ______ _____ "DEAL With STEMPER" "I. Keen Your TEMPER" Em. screened porch. $31,900. Expetiencedfulltimecook Apply In person Holiday inn, Sanford ___________________ _____________________ • - 3220441 ________________________ CiflelaW. IMS Cee,$ en F*vs,y , yo (Court iso Ariher N. Ieffi,Nh, J., CIV e Sy: Eve CrekIrue U Deputy CINk PoblNhMechl,L L 2524 PARK OR, 322-2115 AFTER HOURS REALTOR 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access from $1,100 per acre. $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 3o566e 8696 & 8308026 Eve & wkends 904 731 8961 REALTY WORLD. 321-0759 322-9254 Unfumished Associates wanted, call Bill Plans for confidential interview. 322.15e7 3321177 Rep. Real Estate Broker 2635 Sanford Ave. MANY MANY MORE I 4bisss borhood. Warranted. $36,500. EVENINGS 332-0612 Auction Saturdays 7p.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 127 Consignments Welcome Keltoggs Auction Sales 323-7050 Yard Sale-March 3.9:30 to 3:30. Church of God Holly Ave. & 22nd St. Private Party wants to buy a house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 3238435 aft 7 p.m. 323-7832 We have buyers. Homes, Lots & Acreage needed. Call for Free Severai Interesting openings. -, Large family home, I BR, 2 b, pan., family rm., large closets, spilt plan, covered patio, fenced, fruit & shade trees, nice neigh. 44r4' ..AKE MARY. Nice treed, lake ASSISTANT MANAGERS .,l commercial, Downtown Laki Mar-i. Warranted. $41,00. 'v.ip r/ BAT EMAN REALTY Night work, general office skills. . shop or barber shop. Zoned ii., Not hilly, hc. CLERK .!!-A.IlnwW$ Office at home, beautiful home hat space for your office, beauty *l/ (cN,/, WANT TO SELL? Appraisal. -. Super clean 3 BR, 2 b. cozy req. ANFORD Building site cleared, S5x125, wooded area. $3000 each. FRONTEND ' Immaculate 4 BR, 2½ b, Country home on 3+ acres, office or workshop 1. garage. Shade I fruit trees. Warranted. $19,100. acres Lk. Sylvan area. Best Terms. $20,000 William Maiiczowskl, Realtor. 322 79i3. 80-Autos 72-Auction 54-Garage Sales -- 47-Real Estate Wanted REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves $2.]455 322.1959 - Excellent salary + benefits. $55,000. 43-Lots..Acreage NUMBER iS 327-2611. 1. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR Paola- 3 BR, 2 B home on S acres. STEMPER AGENCY RESULTFUL END. THE ALIGNMENT HAL COLBERT VAI FHA Financing ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS GROOMERTRAINER .Mature.Strong. Must be cx. 7 perlenced in all phases. many Outstanding extras. 839,900. 323-4262. interchange. $400,000 Terms. BUILDER. 322-7217 Excellent references required. ' tertlus i'i demanded in *5 ___ New 233 HomEs, 4 pct. Interest to qualified buyer. $25,000 to $35,000. Lo down payments. WAREHOUSEDRIVER ' -- 8; - - - Pis ' miceaas" -• r AS - TN •- 1.166C TNUU. uIr , ____ - • $ ,, 323.5774 Day or Night MANAGER Lovely 1k. view property w-water rights. I BR. 2 b with baby nursery off master BR, C-H&A, FOR RENT. U. Mary lake front, 1g. 3 BR,? B. home. $350 mo. ref. REALTOR, MLS Accurate typing, good personality, ' 3. You Can Eat d : Harold Hall Realty GIRL FRIDAY . • Multiple Residence. $120,000. 'knowledge of title searchingobsiract or surveying will land - this. - • • • SANPORO $ANFOIOAIRTUMINAs. - OR ANY PORTION THEREOF imfltSdiately thereafter; ____ otherwise, 11* Plat that-eel as recorded In Pi default wIll be entered againet you look 1, Page 166. Public WHICH HAS IUN REPLATTID. Records of YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED tot-the relief demanded in the Seminole County, FIsids, Lees"4 NOTICUOP ACTION TOiLOUIS J. RIYI$ South $1 toet s' row, tying that a suit to quiet 11th •s Is, Cotfl•lailtt or PetitiOn This Notice shall be published Creek, together with the teiiowlng RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN • YOU ARE HEREBY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE *'iiiC91 week for tour ceneecsjtive pirsenal pt-sporty: stove re,.I fviserateq, twa air celedltleners, aCoMp4alNtefo,,cIee..s,9gage EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1R. weeks In the Evening Net-ale, WITNESI thelsandof the c91 __ __ of Meter, taM and p waler hea. oncumber CWT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the felfowN real AND the ftoIlowIng OefsInaI iSflj,. to *19: COUNTY, FLORIDA to quiet tIlls Is the Circuit Ceurt, $ew.inete Cswwy, sti tsr cancellation e. certain Florida. this the 5th day of prOperty: Let $1. Slick 5, LAKE IRAN' February, A, 0.. 1979. 1977 Wells Core Cencessien TL.EY $1.15, $ICONO AOOITION, ,. .. (Court Soul) Tiailer Serial No. 17974 mere particularly described is: _____ accordIng lithe Flat____ *it-Ss N Avt91 H. SecheIffi. Jr. 1574 CF. Cenc$0ien TraIler, TItle r.wd,4 In Pill Seek U, N,u50 Lets I and 10. Slick L, clerk lithe Circuit CS.Irt Ne. $70SS.Z, Wit 0034475,10 so. the Public Ricards of $eminele CAUELSIRRY, according lithe $eminols Flejd$ CR *4 County, FIVII, By: Jean I. Withu 1573 Star Craft Travel Traihe 19$ b fU s, ,, 1 ige you Deputy cser Serial Ne. 73.W$ 170.4011 Records of Seminole dimly, CONCIN$ION N. RIYE$ • P. CAROLAN, III of Florida, AND you at-i required to tpp. ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANKOF WINDER WEEDeS, NAINI$, and file yeur Awsr or eliir SANFORD, a bsMJpt, csqit-atiin. AND YOU ARE HERESY WARD 5 WOOOMAN, PA. dshe$aorplie4Mffi"4s, NOTIFIED of your rIght to in POet orn, andyguarorpeu4 5c,py Sea $0 teivene In this limit uNit-, ew WWsr Park, FlorId. 32710 Of$WINdes,,t Ceunty, Florida, an serve a copy on EDWARD I. HA000CK. JR., Wit-let be this Pending iNhgaflon. IA (215)444.4311 thereal on Pet fiber's attorney, SWASM. $0ANN, AND HADDOCK. accordance wl*"4 Florida Rules Aflepjjs tsr Plaintiff ROOSt L. 5lfty, 1)0 5 of Clvii pyecodure, Rule U* PA.,_PlaWIfI's silerney *91155 Pii91Ilo Feh. I, fl& Mar. I,..., merciat Stroll, P.D, Drr 0, aNrasolo I? SOUTH Thl$RulIcishallWp.d NIA DSQ.p - $antont, PIVIIS3*fl,enw behee AVENUE. ORA each week tsr tour (4) consecutIve FLORIDA NOTICIOP sAl.. "4*" day of Merck. 1979, or $1551 on or betsia I. i day of weeks in lbs IVININO HERALD, At Public auctIon aS 19:0 AM. en ilbirwios diISI* WIN be aNare4 *11, tilL aN file Ibuorlileal *1191 DATED*Is 1$1hdiy of February MWch*,1I19OtION.N.IIYAV.. asairntysu. *uClorkofthisCewt.1*irbitere Santord. ma, to semi (SEAL) WITNESS my hand and elficial Wwici in Plebeift's aøe,aey or 9$rabiu$ifMIl'$ liii on the $5S1of*iCl5t-koftSi.CW4 Cawt MlIiiw N. SecIVith Jr. .fltofy thlUilNr: .IbS. tollewleg lots of Pisusghej g on lbs tINS dsy 51_P*tiery, m,. a c -t- of the wIll h, ga.5ije gaj SIX acres lake front zoned for EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Gocd typing, good phone voice. Excellent company. _____ _______ 600 ft. or' Lake Monroe. Ten acres total. $150,000. BOOKKEEPER i' . .'- i*ai,iea.. NEED commercial property? 130 ft. frontage on SR room to expand. $37,500. FULLCHARGE .' call 110G.43214 anytime * recorded message. 75231. lOCatiOn LOW FEE-TERMS -- M. Unsworth Realty INCOME. Going Business with rentai property. Everything goes for $55,000. us in our new career you wouldn't be reaatng thisad,andifweweren'tlocicln for someone todoa lob ttiisad wouidn'tbehers. if youwaratie oppo,tunity to earn Three he Five Hundred dollars a Workathome-noexperlenc, necessary - excellent pay. 323-5176 * * LET'S BE HONEST it you weren't lOOkIng for a new CHARMING old two story 3 BR, P b home on picturesque lot. Many unique features make this an outstanding home. $69,950. 912 FRENCH AVE. . freightfromOrlandotopointsin Central & So. Fl.. Tractor & driver must meet DOT. specsCall wk. days toll free 1-500.437. 7fjj for Lynn Brim. Addreisers Wanted immedlatelyi OUTSTANDING. 3 BR, 1½ b. Large corner lot. Lots of storage space. C-H&A. $29,900. AAA EMPLOYMENT * HAS MOVED * TRACTOR-OWNER - * * * * S REALTY INC. Build to suit - our lot or yours• FHA-VA, FHA 235 & 245. walk to school & church. Custom kit. Warranted. $44,900. ZONED GC.2. 2 BR, 1 b. Frontage on busy French Ave. ideal office or small business location. $25,000. __ Bwesn10a.m.&7p.m.daily 322-9283 HOUR LUCKY YOU move right in] BR,2 b. ci. garage door, 1g. car. lot, CLEAN AS A WHISTLE, 2 BR, 1 b, new paint, new roof. Large family room. Owner will assist in financing. $25,000. - *VON IS INFLATION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to help fight back. For. details call 5443079 ________ aw JOHN KEIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 332.7551, Sanford -. ISALTOS fireplace w.sunken LR, 1g. sc. Reg. Real Estate Broker contractors to run the East Coast. Home on weekends, advances on each trip & fast weekly settlements. 1 yr. over the road exp. required. Call . Donald Beck or Bob Bevis toll f 1-$C0.435-4572. EOE. ________________________ ISALTY porch + many extras. Warranted. $55000. W. GirnettVdhlte - -- - ends. Broker-Contractor. owner operators & multi. _______ -• 6457 days, 322-7111 eves & wk OWNER OPERATIONS Mercury Motor Express needs ______________________________ Box 15, co Evening Herald, p.o. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 33Th. -. _I One (1) house left, new 3 BR 2 b C H&A, w-* carpet. 5~ mt. 322- Sanford. lOUIS'S - CUSTOM BUILT HOMES OUR LOT OR YOURS A&B CONTRACTORS 322-2217 43-Lots-Acreage BY OWNER O 24 41-Houses MU REALTOR 323-6061 or eves, 323 0517 41-Houses • Experienced onlyl Employee benefits, year around position. _____________________________ Apply in person Days Inn heirs, _____ location. Four spacious 2 BR units, all rented. High yield. Good investment at $65,000. Haroid Hall Realty, Inc. Realtor ML.S. 323-5174 - Home. 91 E. 2nd St. __________________ devisees, grantees, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND MAlICE, hisSAPP, wife; an NOTICE UNDER ROSALEE unremarrled creditors, and all other parties FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, widow; FICTITIOUSNAMESTATUTE Clothing Sliespertonneedednow claiming by, through, under or TOWHOM IT MAY CONCERN FLORIDA. forFlorIda'sLeedingMenswear G(HE R. STEPHENSON and against them in any such capacity: CASE No. 7Ls4$.CA45.K Notice is hereby given that the retailer. $ & Comm. Excellent GRACE STEPHENSON, his wife; and unknown persons as undersigned pursuant to the GERALDINE ADDISON, Company benefits & op. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF shareholders who might be in. "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter ._!I!!j Ofl!f,. portunitles in management. PlaIntiff, MAITLAND, now known as terested in AR I ES DEVELOP. NS.09, Florida Sta$utes,wiil register vs. Start your career in retailing & SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK MENT, INC.: and all unknown with IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE RICHARD E. DUNCAN. et the Clerk of the Circuit Court, , al. merchandising today. OF ORLANDO, a National Banking EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. it alive, and if deed or not Inand for Seminole County, Florida Ca11305154.0717 Ext. 20 Defendants. Association, MAITLAND BANKING known to be alive, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE their several and upon receipt of proof of the NOTICE OP SALE CENTER: COUNTY. FLORIDA respective unknown spouses, heIrs, publication of this notice, the tic. RN 7.3 motivated, take cttargo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that BARNETT BANK OF SEMINOLE CASE NO. 7S.2221.0 devisees, grantees and creditors, Or titious Name, to-wit: PIZZA BOY type, Please apply DeBary ontheUlhdayof Much, l9lLat the COUNTY, N.A.: SANDRA L. DAKE, other parties claiming by, throgh KITCHEN under which we we Manor,lOHwy.1792N.DeBary. Wife Petitioner, hourofll:OOA.M.,atthewestfromd door of VIRGINIA R. VAUGHAN, BRUCE or under those unknown Mtural engaged in business at 1419 E. the Seminole County M. TIPPLE and CRAIG W. TIP. peI's; and vs. ttte several and Semoran Blvd., Casselberry, Corthouise, Sanford, Florida, the PLE: KENNETH R. DAKE, re4pecflv, unknown assigns, WC, Ilusband.Rsspondent. undersigned Clerk will offer for sale FRANK MIZERAK and VOYTE L. cessors in Interest, trustees or any Florida 32701. * & GIRLS * That the corporation intereitso in to the highest and best bidder for MIZERAK, a.k.a VOYTE NOTICE OF ACTION LEE other person, claIming by, through, said business enterprise is as, cash the following.descrlbid real MIZERAK, his wife; TO: Sandra L. Dake under or against any corporation follows: - *s 13 1 ddsr property: SOUTHERN LINE CLEANING, and other legal snlily rss: Last Known named as a VIKING SOUTHEAST, INC. Lot 72, DEVONSHIRE. AC. INC., a Florida Corporation; Lot 153 Defendant; and all claimants, Dated at Fern Park. Seminole an exciting opportunIty CORDING DONNA CLARK: Oreentop Trailer• Park persons or parties, natural or car. County, Florida, January 31, to the plat thereof as recorded In SECURITY FIRST FEDERAL porate, im. to earn EXTRA $866 Hutcttinson, Texas or whose exact legal status Publish iat Book 17, Pages IS and 19, Public SAV 19405 Feb. 5, 15, na Mu, 1, im AND YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a LOAN is unknown, Claiming under any of ns 33 after school arid evenRecords of Seminole County, ASSOCIATION; Petition For Modification Of Final Florida. the above named described RALPH M. LEMANSKI and Del dents or parties Judgment and For Declaratory claiming to IN THE CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR - ii appurtenances on said land or RUSSELL 0. LEMANSKI: Relief has been lil.d.gainst you and used have any right, title or Interest in SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Dept. In conjunction therewith. LEO A. NORDSTROM and NANCY you are required to serve a copy of tome Ians sublict of this Suit to CASE NO, 112623'CA.44.p This sale is made pursuant to a & NORDSTROM, his wife; your written defenses, if any, quiet and confirm title. to Summary Final Judgment of FRANCIS H. CULURTSON: IN RI THE MARRIAGE op 3222611 GARY B. MASSEY, EQUIRE,Of 35$ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED JAMES R. KNAPTON, Foreclosure entered in Civil Action CLIFFORD ROBERTS and that an action to East Semoran quiet and confirm pending in 'THRYN ROBERTS, his wife; HuIband.pet1tlO,, Boulevard, NO. 7S.CA*K EVENING 1jjJJJ Aftamonte SprIngs, PiOfidi, 32701, title to PlaintIff, their heirs and and' "4Cl,cuitjrtinet4lorSamlnole SUN FIRST NATIONAL. SANK OF assigns, In and to lands located in VIOLET R, KNAPTON,, the Respondent's Attorney, on or County, Florida. ORLANDO, as before March 11, 1975, and file"4 Personal Seminole County, to wit: DATED this 27th day of February, Representative Of the EState Wife.ftespcnd.nt. of originslwiththiCierketthi$Ceu,t The South twothirds of Lots 10, 11 Dog Groomer, all breeds, full tIme AMENDED NOTICE HISIARD CASSELSERRY, and 12, either before service on RIlpon Sloct "C", Met-rift Park. year around. fully experienced Seal) OFACTION Deceased; __ __ _________ dent's attorney or immediately Seminole County, Florida, ac ne 019115 call, 3flP15 Arthur H. Seckwlth Jr. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: thereafter; ottterwHe a meN cording to the plat thereof recorded Clerk of 1911 Cit-cult Court MARTHA CASSEL BERRY: VIOLET R, KNAPTOP4, WHOSE may 6. entered against you lit-the Defendants, inPiat lookS, Page22, of the Public By: Petty N. Capes RESIDENCE ADDRESS ii relief demanded In the Records of Seminole County, UNKNOWN, AND WHOSE LAST Deputy Clerk NOTICE OP WITNESS my hand and Florida. official LOWNDI$. DROSDICK KNOWN MAILING ADDRESS lic. RIINIYTOINTIRVSNI seal, Of this Court, on me 5th day Of & has Won filed against you and you and Mrs. Lwoy Miller, -February. 1975. --,,• • , "msn, w.wwm sv. yr '1 uy: uueri r. flIflI Jf STAlL OF FLORIDA: (SEAL) eaittindefenses,ifany,t.ltonj.p, YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIIPD, Box $509 TO: EACH AND EVERY PER. Arthur H. Ieckwlttt Jr. Ill of the law firm CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 5, 4*, First Federal Sl. that a proceeding for dissolution SON WHO hAN OWNER OF REAL CAROIAN, ______ Clerk of Circuit Court COUNTY, FLOI. Orlando, Florida 32102 By: PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE Winde,weedie, I4aines, Ward 5, your marriage has been flied Eve Crabirsi Woodman, PA,, Plaintiff's at. against you and that PetitIeer, CIVIL ACTION NO.: 7$.I3S$CA'O' (3N)4.od0 $UIDIVISI0N o As Deputy Clerk JAMES R. KNAPTON, sieks other K ALys .jPlaintiff CA$$ELSERRY, FLORIDA, AS torneys, whose milling address is Publish Feb. I, 1$, 121 Mar. 1, 19 lox $0, Winter Park. rellit against you attecling Mards 1,5, 1979 DEG.7 SOUTHEASTERN HOME MONT. SHOWN IV PLAT THEREOF Post Office 05025 Florida 32710, on or before March following descrlb, ,, GAGE COMPANY, etc., RECORDED IN .......-..,............-..o. 7. u1m,fiiO,heOrigl towIt: PlaIntiff, PAGIS 17 ANDPLAT II. OPlOOK THE OF thu clerk of this Court either before PUBLIC Thu North 170 feet of LOt 2, vs. RECORDS _____ Splendid Apt. Bldg., finest COOKS WANTED . fringe benefits. Chauffeur license & typing skill requir. Legal Notice CARLT,MAP4CECndP,jILDREDC.' andlfdeact.theIrunknownspo,...,, _____________________ DrO.I24 ________ - DUplixesforSal. ________________________ students. 13, 11 1 5. Must have car, prefer your home. Ph. 3236125 S tol p.m. Parttime maids EVENING WAITRESSES Apply Days Inn, Sanford . , 322.20060,3230M7 40-A-Apartments & chIld Care before & after school for 3 boys. Pinecrest & Lakeview • BOYS PJDA ______________________________ A • 4Q - ______ station promotion programs Must be able to work 9 1.m..3:30 p.m. or 4 p.m..9 p.m. sPiftL Apply: Perce Building, Suite3 _________________________ d & Magnolia Betwes110a.m.&7p.m.daiIy weddings by DOT NOTARY PUBLIC _______________ - •• WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A tv' Dating Service. All Ages. P0 Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33517. BLANCHE B. CARLSON, his wife; NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JOHN ERROL LEE and TOEBYORDEROFADMINISTRA. FRANCIS M. DARLING and SEMINOLE MEMORIAL ELIZABETH L. DARLING, his HAROLD LONG, JR., individually, wife; as shareholders of ARIES HOSP ITAL K.J.MOWERandMAROARET R. DEVELOPMENT, INC.,a Florida By: William C. MOWER, his wife; corporation, and as Trusties and the EARL. 0. SONISS and MARY ANN sole wryiving Directors PublisIt Pbruary 27, March Of ARIES 1, 2, BONESS, his wife; DEVELOPMENT; INC.. if aliv•, ELTRICc0MPANY ®OFRIDAYMORtRNPRI) 00000 MORNING AMIRI- sits out to w-pleasant telephone voices p •_.. wrx w.ipecui iocau radio - -- APARTMENTMAP4AGER couple for modern 20 units in Sanford. Full rent allowance for large 2 BR. Minor maintenance duties. Will train. Reply Box 14 -• C.O Evening Herald P.O. Box itS?, Sanford, Fla. 32171. - We nd 20 well mannered peo ________________ ®OM'A'S'H(N) (TII1J) 930 - $1006300 WEEKLY 41-Houses Wanted to Rent.Lease or option., BR hOUSe in suburbs for widow & Pets. Large lot. 207 Church st., Blackstone, Virginia 23124, (1041 792-1026. ________________________ , JAMIL 10154 Eugene. Ore. 97410 call 24 N's. (53).a42441. _______________________ DIVQRCL-sU.--1jUaranT,,Q. Free details; KIT. Box 791, ______________________________ Pompano. FL. 33061, ii.wi. • (Wf) .regImeé.(R) Mata'epersontocare for 2smallchildrenlnmyhome - ,., Donations apprici.t.d. sWanted to Rent ________________ -- 321-Q. __________________ PSYCHIC advises on Love, Business I, Personal direction. ___________________ (2) J THE DOCTORS (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT (NON) STUESDAY MORNING - transitory polItIcians or 1h-tID Wan$d ________________________ - 200 OONELIFETOLJVE 2-30 HI,NIIGHEOR traffic controller goes berwk and tries to 'land" passengers single file from the city's sub- - ________________________ TURNS 6:66 00000MORNINGFLOR$DA An air H 0 L LV W 00 D (I) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. 9-00 _____________ - - __________________ ORYAN'SHOP! 100 L] ____________ ____________ 1$HRlpVtfltSd _________________________________________________ - N0W 0:30 (2) POPI GOES THE COUN. TRY(MON) Brad's sister. FOR TOMOR- 8 •• Sunday - Noon Friday __________________________________________ TO: Any parties having an in. terest in ONE CESSNA 310 AIR. CRAFT bearing serial number 310. 0010 and tail number N1010 Q their heirs, assigns, and successors in in. terest. and all persons, Firms, and "" ;! : Defendant. NOTICEOFACTION - ___________________ (4)0 SEARCH t Before Publication IN SANFORD, OR NON. Honorable Harold F. Joimson, Coun. Seminole County, Florida CHRISTIANS WHO WOULD ty Judge, Seminole county court. By: Victoria Brown LIKE TO BE SAVED AND BE hou, Sanford, Florida 32771, it you o.ty USED IN THE NEWLY OR. these requirements may submit _________________________ have any defenses to assert to this Seminole County, Florida GANIZED GRACE BIBLE their qualifications and listings of Publish Feb. , 15,221 Mar. 1, 1975 action or claims to file agaInst the CHURCH. CALL 3234450 FOR prevs$imIlarproeejper,m forfeited aircraft, Otherwise, the DEG.36 by them In the last five (5) years tori ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. aircraft will be forfeited to the of ______________________ verification by the Owners or their IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ____________________________ the Sheriff of Seminole County or EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Representative. All prequallfi.d CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE sold at Public Auction. & Found data shall be submitted fifteen (15) _____________________ WITNESS my hand and seal of COUNTY, FLORIDA days prior to Bid date and tIme this Court on the 2nd day of set CIVIL ACTION NO. fl4171.CA-13.F for opening of Bids. Qualified February, 1979. Lost: Pit Bull puppy, male, white DIV. Bidders will be notified by mail. (SEAL) w.brown eye. 25th 5t. & Sanford DOUGLAS H. JOHNSON and Bids will be Opened publicly. Arthur H. Bickwith, Ave. 321-0126. Drawings and Specifications may MARGARET B. JOHNSON, his as Clerk of the Court be examined at the Architects' wife, Reward for pair of prescription By: Jean E. Wilke PlaintIffs, Offices or may be obtained by eye glasses in green velvet case. Deputy Clerk depositing $10.00 for each sat of vs. P.O. Box 2435, Sanford, Fla. Board of County as JOHNSON ELECTRONICS, INC., a Commissioners, Documents with the Architects 32771. FlorIda Corporation; the following addresses: Seminole County GARDENS, INC., Publish: Inc Stevens-Walton & Associates, aCASSELBERRY Florida Corporation; February 5,6,7,1,9, 11, 12, 6-CNkJ Care ________________________ MELLO, a-k.a HAROLD 13, 11, 15, 16, 1$,19,30,21,22, 23, 25,' ____________________ H. .1. 333 Lawrence Avenue 24,27,2e. March 1,2,4,3,e i,e,e, ii,JOSEPH MELLO, and GRACE R. 1975. Box Christian Lady will baby sit in my _______________________________ MELLO, a.k.a GRACE Orlando, Florida 32505 home (or working mothers. Near RUTH DEG-21 _______________________________ DeposIt will be refunded it each MELLO, his wife; Idyllwilde school. Call 323-4619. set of Documents are returned In FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INTHECIRCUITCOURT,INAND within live (5) days DIBARY, DeBary, Florida, now FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, good condition 9-Good Thn to Eat ___________________________ after Bid openIng to the Architects known as PAN AMERICAN BANK FLORIDA VOLUSIA COUNTY, NA.: CIVIL DIVISION ________________________ at their offices In Orlando, Florida.OF WINTER PAR K FE DEE AL CASE NO. 7S-1623.CA.13.A No Bid Security FRUIT FOR SALE will be required. The Seminole Memorial Hospital SAVINGS, & LOAN ASSOCIATION: JAMES C. GAINER and RUTH E. ______________________________ CALL 322.5545 CARL F. LEWIS and JULIANA R. GAINER, his Wife, rewrvestherighttorejectanyor LAKE MARY, FLORIDA all LEWIS, his wIfe, Plaintiffs, -Bids, to waive any irregularities or SUBURBIA FEDERAL SAVINOSI vs. itWormalitles In the BIdding or to is-+lp Wanti JOHN ERROL LEE, eS al., take one Bid over the other if ills InLOAN ASSOCIATION: HARRY W. CARLSON and Defendants. the best interest of the Owners. -12:30 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY SNOT FOR WOMENONLY 0 - li . . 5:30 P.M. A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY ________________________ 9.Noon pllcatoq for a period Of not less thin liv, (5) years. Contractors that can conform to EDUCATIONAL PRO. rPARDY GRAMMINO : DEADLINES ik - .. Noon The Day . -. RATES itimi ................. 43Ca Iin sc. i, 3C0fl5.cutivetilnhs lconsiCUtiVitUMS.....3k a 11n HOURS - mint to Angie's mom and [_pi,jj] County, FlorIda, 322-2611 . 12.00 cus 9-30 5BOAP Corinn. WHEEL OF PORThNE (2) 5:63 O ANGIE Angie and Brad brisk the news of their elope- ØIARNEY MILLER -.---.. (MOW) S HAPPY DAYS (N)(TUIsFRI) 11.30 6:30 S SUNRI8E$EMESTER I ,, •THE SOLAR ECLIPSE MORNING tonhoms. MORK& MINDY -. 10:30 who mysteriously disappeared. was noted for leading a fast life, cnsates turmoil In the Wal- CLASSIFIED DEPT. proposes to receive Lump Sum Bids FOR ADOPTION for Refurbishing the Exterior of the THE STATE OF FLORIDA Present MaIn Hospital Building. TO: David Vickers Segregated Bids will not be ac Corporations Owning, Having or Rosatind Brown Vickers Cepted. Claiming An Interest in or Lien On Residence Unkn TM Slmlnote Memorial Hospital the Above Described Aircraft. You are hereby notified that a will receive seated Lump Sum Bids Petition under oath, has been filed in YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE up to 2:00 P.M. EST on March 13, the above styled Court for the HEREBY NOTIFIED that the State 1979, at the present Seminole permanent commitment of Florida, ex ret Douglas Cheshire, of Dorothy Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First Vickers, a child born 1149.73 Jr. State Attorney for the Eight. s,r. __ I...4818 11.....I8 - • r... iniuias county, toriaa to a addressed l Attention: Mr. Licensed Child Placing Agency for Florida, on behalf of the Honorable WillIam C. Bentley, Administrator, subsequent adoption, and you are John E. Polk, Sheriff of Seminole Bids receIved after this tIme will hereby commanded to be and ap County, Florida, has filed a Rule to not be accepted. pear in the above Court at Seminole ShOW Cause In the Eighteenth Judi. Only Prequalified Factory Ap. Courthouse, Park Avenue, S•ntord, cial Circuit Court of Florida agaInst proved Applicators, whosi bUsIne5s Florida at 1 P.M. on the 20th day of any and all partIes having an in. Is waterproofing exterIors 0 March,A.D.197,andtoshowcause terest in One Cessna 310 Aircraft buildings and are approved by the wIty said Petition should not be bearing serial number 310-0010 and Manufacturers of the waterproofing granted. sail number N 1010 0 to show cause materials will be accepted as WlTtiESSmyharxtastheclertot why the aforesaid aircraft should Bidders, be forfeited to the use of the said Court and the Seal thereof, this The materials to be used and 6th day of February, A. D. im. Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, application methods shall be (SEAL) pursuant to SeCtIOn 705.11, Florida required to be guaranteed by the Statutes. You have 30 days from Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Materials Manufacturer and Ap. Feuary Ih, 1979, to contact the Clerk, Circuit Cot 0iIN'T'EFAMILY( 12:37 S MANNIX Mannix Is hired to find a college basketball star Vickers ADVIRTISIMENT FOR lIDS A child The SemInole Memorial Hospital NOTICE OF PETITION 831-9993 EX REt.., DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, JR. State Attorney for the EiØtesnth Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, on behalf of thi Honorable John E. Polk. Sheriff of Seminole N1OIOQ, - Orlando - Winter Park Seminole Plaintiff. Thursday, March 1, 1979-36 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. : CLASSIFIED ADS STATE OF FLORIDA, SEW1TC$IW Dorothy 10:00 (2JZCAROSHARJCS a long-lost pci, who has become a professional hit man, locate his next target. (R) LEOPARD OF THE WILD David Niven is the narrator of this true story of a loop. ard who was raised in captivity and relurnd to her natural wild habItat. (4)01141 WALTONS new wife (Leslie Winston). who ,• OThEPARTR$OGEFAMILY the States and his replacement is coming in.(R) STARSKY & HUTCH Starsky and Hutch unwlttlnnlv -, h*In r (2) FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,! FLOE IDA CASE NO. fl21CC.1SJ 9VEREMY I, - S. 7$. (4JTHENEWLYWEDGAME S00 Legal Notice vs ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT bsaringserlalnumber 310-0010 and tail number Jennifer A. Publish Feb. 15, 22 & Mar. 1. 19 _______________ 'THE CIRCUIT COUR IN JUVENILE DIVISION, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 21.CJA __________________ IN THE INTEREST OF PRO- GRAMMING (2)TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Ronny Graham. Simon. - EDUCATIONAL 11:30 - 0 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE Z CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: David Hart. - man. Paula Kelly. DICK CAVETT Guest: Nell Sig. Patti R. Jarreil 630 (2) NEWS TNI00000UPLE 0 MOVIE oittt DICK CAVETT Guest: Jacques Cousteau. (Part I of 2) • .7:30 • (2JUARSCLUB - ®DINAHUE MYThAEESONS 11:00 AND m. MOORE MIBTERROGERS(M) (.2)tIIOOQ2NEWS 0ThECRO8&WITS / - 0 UUA$,YOOAANDYOtJ cancer. Fiorida,undefthefictitjousnam,ol ATTORNEY'S SERVICES and that I intend to register said name wifl the Clerk Of the Circuit court. Seminole County, Florida in ac. cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Sectionl65.Q9 Florida Statutes 1957. 500 (j)CAROL BURNETT FRIB1 CA layer and may cause skin 7:00 'c2JTHENEWLYWEDGAME MACNEIL 2D Z TODAY 0 0000 MO$141N0 AMER$. FLUOROCARBONS "The Unfinished Agenda" Fluorocarbons from air conditioners, industrial processes and refri. gerators affect Earth's ozone Dr., Sanford, Seminole County. • - _________________________ - Notice ii hereby given mat we engaged in business at ioi Oakland nJ4cØ e:So 10:30 EARTh,SEAAND$KY I JOKERS 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 4- I I IN THE tOUWYYCOURi1IIAW6 Legal Notice __________________________________________________________________________________________________ EVENING - r -r . _________________________ ' : r Brown's Pressure Cleaning. Mildew removed, paint preparation. Houses, Mobile Painting by Anthony Corino xp. ifl ll phases Lic.&Ref 3220071 DANNY'S PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded Homes. 534.9535 - Ilono Inrov.msnfs Retired Maint. man. Remodeling, room additions, roof repairs, patching. Ph. 323-5343, 331-0715. FREE EstImates. (305) 332-9460 - piunng service ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service ChO.Cds.ACCePIed 327-1151 V CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMOOELINGI.REPAIR S.0.IALINT&ASSOC. 322-1165 Rumodeling, retired builder doing all kinds Of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. f'QOIfl$. Flee ist, 323-5314. PERMATEX COATING I HOME IMPROVEMENT 5314039 531-6067 PAINTING, CARPENTRY ICASINETS 323-0O PressureCisaning - WOW WASHON WHEELS Houses, Mobile Homes, Trucks Comm. Bldg. 571 19S5 Tree Service ________________ TREE REMOVAL. Trimming. stump removal, licensed & in sured. FREE est. $621147. REALTORS _________________ I. J �- 1 413—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. aLCIrIDIE Thursday, March 1, OR THE SAME (REASON I SHOP AT çI_1_IE'S BOUTIQUE I WONDER WHY ( PEOPLE CLIMB (\ MOUNTAINS' 1979 .-.----_..-. - WHYS THAT? — — 7 -/ cONJt ONA 01 5s NEA 1 i vials I01815171 .Ic! FY UNN 1 Calcutta hemp 49 Evolves 5 Republican 54 Beige party, famil. 58 Shower any 59 Obtained 8 New York ball 60 Lunchtime club ei Secondhand ITIS ERE .rBEc;US:_ f W 12 Iridescent 62 One of the 13 adams Gershwins 63 suit gem (abbr.) i1i : __ _$P A ou YIN LE ___________ - _______________ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker - I EVER NOTICE HOW FAT GLIYS ALWAYSREMOVE j THE EVIPENCE OWO r ØY _____ PUSHING _ THE WEIGHTS _______ BACK TO . ¼. ZERO 2 j I T7flo I A I1 L e Of I NO *o I 10 For !' - - : LA .. ! 151*10 5 1O1 NC 1 EINtAI __ __ __ * N P A V $ ' Weight ControL One of the 40 Place - - - - - - 12 13 14 115 lie your : by Art Sansom — — I 21 22 00M. 0o _ fl14i 1978! . J L - - / - I 37 -- I 20 — — - - — 36 -_________ - - - ELM 38 41 140 — — 46 3.f ARCHIE by - wr's THAT MEANS IN A FEW 'EARS THEY WILL DlS4NTEG4TE, THESE NEW PLASTIC WRONG, ARCHIE q r SOTHAT WE WON'T HAVE A I J'SOOPER'COOPER COLA (I ) LOT OF PIRDEP SCA BOTTLES BOTLES ARE IOOEGRAE, 4eL LITTEPJ4 cof _ _ 49 50 Bob Montana - - - 47 I 51 — — — - i 52 — — — — — — DOWN ATTHECHOIc'LIT SHOP, POP JUST SPENT THREE MONThS BUILPING 1 A 61 SHIP MODEL IN ONE 84 OF THEM/ 05 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) 0 concentration camp. In World & MEEK by Howl. Schneider I bI.X)PJDER IF rr ' 1RU 1Hr W6 ALL YOUR BIRThDAY Mweb ,1971 This coming year you may us A1AJEIJThEVIWRE. . SOME - to play the Instructor's role, by all means cin so. LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) Not m answ byAI Verme.r COME ALONG" ( YOU HEAP HER, -' _____ ___ ________ • 1C.1932 •A 8 WEST • EAST A K 95 Q4 0 A1111111701 0 Q 5 • K 932 • Q .1765 soum •t 748 $73 0 .... 104 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: Fast Wed Nelfth East Sook i• 1# 26 20 Paum 30 44 Dbl- Pan 40 Pass Pass Pass a s reward, being helpful may yield bitrote a mattar between two you substantial benefits today, dissenting factions. You're ____ • ____ It could be an older perfect for the jobs whose problem you resolve. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 230ec. Opening lead: WQ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) U you apply yourself today You have an Ingratiating way of there Is no task CoIitOidin( 701 By Oswald Jae.by dealing with to f riends today that Is too formidable. Roll aid which Will add the asteem, in your slegm Get going. which you're held. Your CAPRICORN (Dec 234an. The bidding wasosd..nd thaugigfidness cements sturdy 19) Your keen organIzational free. Everyone bonds. abilities are honed to a much thing to say, which fr. GEIRNI (May 21-June 20) sharper edge than usual today. quently is Use case when You can ds much to add toyour Agoodtknetogyoweffaira wviuea. North's double ( four ci 0 seem unpo1'.jye of om who needs a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fib, 1$) wise because East-West r,H.ld,ally. Your loyalty won't Take turn, today to a , g1, %a l tj kft ban" - one was based on CANCER (Jim. 21-July 23) that could fatten your bunk dIllflofld holding. SoUth, holding TodsyYOU erseztrumilyxiig. account. Your financial with am very ens. capsat tlng knowledge. Should prospects IT. V•T7 n- biliti.,, bid game. It seems a situation arise requiring you couraging. surprising no one doubled, by Stoffel&H.lmd.hl HeY,6v1veSTEf ON OUT Thgg (N 1W TNI . My A9lL4 X'/A TAKING A RON4 FAX COt/RU IN "HOW EING ), TO IE A '1917 ____ ___ ___ ____ _ _ _ _____ - 1INv-.e' I 0 l)4I4.IIU*dd. FRANK AND ERNEST 34 - _- _____ SPIDER-MAN XW monA MY P1PERMAN BIT AAIN 1NI$t4T ___ - the heart Jack. __ byBob Thav.s THE V. (JT Li T) K 0Q FORTUNE FOR StlCflOtd-CUP #IZMO. • - crude oil and refinery operating cods to gasoline S • make up the International A........ er.19U.T, Pn,..,,, 67 rising oil prices arising s..... ok.. UWU Uic IITWI VFL5IS and dan- nounced they will cut oil consumption by 5 percent the old rules and 12.4 cents under the tilt for under In estimates the world may (Do you have a question for 1979 *. Thursday a ' DeLaud when his team took No.1 toward a aatal toii'uameat with g34 victory over Chipsis. It would be the first such tournament trip fw KC. Detafts $M.s, Page 12*. E ying copies of Romfta ' SOONER POMYThlNglIoR(. SMH ri's 09 I1HINICrI' AIN'T. rr Owl - I GOP is Purchase of the hospital by a for-profit company would probably lead to Increased rates, Bentley and Blayney agreed. The hospital utilizes management firms at prevent, according to BanUey. A mono t firm has been used in plavalling the hospitial's proposed move to a nd-for-profit status in order to sell nontaxable bonds that would finance upgrading and million In earnings, reflecting a 10.2 percent rate of return, and because of this," she said. "I never expected it; I Al' MY X '' PTSSIdSM Soviet &ethaev today sold asew SALT pact wMk 0 was always told I was a good worker." The settlement will bring Mrs. Field more than $I2,X). She was earning $446 every two weeks when she was fired. "I started out as a clerk-typist and worked my way up to administrative assistant," she explained, "It's my life," Mrs. Today -• Field said of her job. Officially, Mrs. Field Aroud The Clock ..........*-A Bridge .....................8-A • -- Comic, ....................IA Qisiwird .................I-A Edilerlal...................4-A Dear Abby .................8-A Dr.Lb ..................s-A Heriscepe .................IA H.spltaI. ...................2-A OURSELVES ..............9-A SpeIt ....................12A TeIevWs ............. L.eISWt Weather ...................IA _____ - I . - ,: - - - ..' - - - • - - _ _ ruled In her case deter- mined she was fired on Insufficient grounds, Mrs. Field said she has not been contacted about when she will return to work, but the appeals t - - - .. it BESSIE LOU FIELD committee ordered the date Department of Health and Rehabilitative Ser. vices to give her a position comparable to the job die held when she was dismissed. "I'll be happy to get back to work, but I'm beginning to love staying home," Mrs. Field conceded. She mid she has not worked since the firing. She said she hopes to work for the date until her retirement. "I've already devoted 18 years of my life to it," she explained. Mrs. Field ,a resident of Sanford since 11, lives on Silver Lake Road with her husband, William. He is employed by the State Department Agriculture. 1 0 V*Ietnam _ ' ____ _ audience its aggression . - - • was fired because of "politics." The three mem bers of the state appeals committee who - .' liaiSed Pr... Iaiuras1I.sl H.call.d Pildzsg'spolicies"thegravedthexituorld peace." He called the Qthsei, Invasion a "policy of adves*urlan." LewW babow today demanded an Imbaftlilvis runarb foliowed a go" wwft 7bws* uw. -It loves food for thought Wj only to OWA, nelabborol 11 he so" pf msdiate halt to ana's war with Viethens and pledged anew thatthe Sovids will xi abandon V$*sain "IA a thie of distress." said, adding there were "alarming reports" Peking had extended Soviet Union would honor its treaty cP"31I44 tO Vlituian, Soviet Premier Meant Kosygin told a Bolibol Thsatre Into Lao.. H. called Peking's polka. the "graved theiat to world pisc"•ersday Igig (na'i attach on Vietnam cannot be jxiifWd. K0410111 soft.pedaled recxi Soviet charges that the meds his doused lssial~CR IPIKbdwgYsftw "I mug be coodsimed by 401 be A"4411 Calls for a resoluts Stain wu partially to blame for thie invasion by indireft onViutnan rejected i ("ie cull for aegoltatloca to end their 14' ribuff." coiraging Peking and by not strongly cond.nirilnj the ag grso. or. talke be Soviet p0smfm his been a detemsed weraing Qilna to get out of The 7$-year-old Soviet leader spoke out only against "Imperl10 In am 111111courmell Chinals in"" _ - was fired for insu1orci?iatIon. She said she C&eada ..................18-A - _________ -. u: ___ onF ___ one INV "law $ a - fir the first time pr.p.sed a son.qgresslu pact to bilk con. • -• ) cirembiledin compk 0 agaixi Faft of Soviet ril" y apsclAc '1 Soviet paspli, ti,guthir with all pssc,loving miles of the world, dumd ON knoNdws end to the (1t: aggression -- - _ - cover I I I • - - - aafr speech I five - meoths, 'Iruhuv .- -- eaIsd th. arms raoo sad lb. threat ii 0 nuclear war the burning most ir b aaakML" • prob l em em I 0 ' S • 0 I . - -, - -- -. ' ' 'r_ 'v - - .'. 4 • - ... ''W . . _ I - ___ - 34,s - • _ to the lxi suldiar frem Vldsafl up to Piking In the International arena." Kosygin— in an apparmi refsrince to the United States was to China talk Vlitnwi ____ IN Alk - capital investment. Hunt said Southern Bell, by 1978, had put its capital Investment in Florida at $2 billion, and generated $255.8 _______________ . Near back pay, attorney's and doctor's fees. She said the doctor's lees were necessary because she became ill asa result of the firing. "1 went into shock excess profit figures because, :- , ordered reinstated with year by comparing the two . 0r'ezhnev* _ *flPCIAI. 1111$!, _____ — _ , - - state appeals committee, the 52-year-old woman was 1 percent greater than the maximum 9.02 autho rized by the PSC. However, he cautioned against attem pting to determine the credit amount by this _____ Pciy "There's no hard feelings," Bessie Leu Field of Sanford 544 today, Alter 18 yeiii With the Seminole County Health DeparUiseid, Mrs. Field was abruptly fired In October W7. But, at a recent hearing before the authorized rate of return, cal ling for another rebate. The rate of return a uthorized by the PSC is that amount a company earn over its to continue on the course we're on right now to become a not-for-profit hospital so we can finance the upgrading and expansion of Use hospital that Is needed," said Blayney. b,, o J By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer In December, he said, the 'iIuI)VtY figured It had ex ceeded that rate of return for 197$ by $41 millIon more than earlier predfcted l i•t coupled with the $14.6 million, gave Southern Bell 155.6 millIon more than the Brozhnev Warns Ch*ina, Reaff'irms Lo 1 r authorized rate of return. a ' 1, - -• to business accounts. He said the company also agreed to determine by early 1979 the exact amount the company earned in 1918 over the Fight __ - 0 lnmid-l978at the rate of$4.6Oto residential customers and -. bVTI.V1S Iii, -. Based on that estimate, the company rebated its customers "We don't know just what he has in mind," said FilM. "He had an exploratory discussion with people down there andthat's all we know." Thle only ones who would know what he offered would be the .psop he talked to.,, Mould HCA offer to Pwdaae the hospital, board of directors would probably oppose suCh move, according to Tom Blayoey, chairman of the hospital board of directors. "I think the bed course of action for us to follow .. fordite Wins more. explain what proposal he may eventually make concerning Seminole Memorial, according to Dr. FrIst. - stir '• * AflACIAL. Southern Bell determined It might exceed that authorized rate of return by $14.6 million or ___ inq questions San He said In ar1y 1978, - SALT by T. K. Ryan U SHOIII.P ThANI( to earn between 8.56 percent and 9.02 percent return on investment in Florida, Hunt noted. See REBATES, Page 2A the PSC Slaibg was in peak form the experts? 11rIte "Ask the Experts," • of this per. Individual questions will be answered If accompanied by stamped, sell-addressed envelopes. The most Interestwill be used In tha column and will receive JACOBYMODERN.) he noted, several factors go into high ratio of long-distance calls determining that credit In each stemming from tourists or new customer category. customers locating here, both He did say, however, the of which, of course, generate aut1wrized rate of return. thereby cutting costs; and the Southern &u Is authorized by face a shortfall of 2 million because of anto 2.3 million barrels of oil a oil shortages.day this year. I I - TUMILEWIEDS - gaso- JNW4Is IV& . onmo The IEA was seriously concerned about the fad communid counWes that line rr1 would ltwrpjiiip 0 cents in the next two years larger portion of increalsed • &tN IIHINK average "y cut. Ab, the throes of tory!Serninole Corn an u a ty Co II e g e basketball coach NEwIPAPEX 'Is r poor estimated formula lets refiners add a The United States pledged a 1 million-barrel. A STERLING 5CC EFFORT V . analysts at the price regulatory administration immediately. The new gasoline tilt By MAX ERXliZflAN management services HCA could offer," Bentley Heraldl*affWrttsr said of his discussion with Williamson. "At no time S.mbtole Memorial Hospital officials said today Inourco conversation was there any mention of selling ttsey are interested In lea rning what services a the hospital. The only thing he mentioned was mMtagement firm Is ppng services they could provide." Even the people at HCA's home olficeare not sure Hospital Corp of America (HCA), Nashville, what sort of proposal Williamsm is investigating Tarn., has contacted hospital and county officials concerning s. about the piily of offering anagement ____ ____ ser vice to the hota1. What services the firm ofte have xi been spilled out and probably didn't say will not be detailed until a meeting of the hospital board of anything to Dave W1l1Inn, vice president of development for HCA, met with County Cmmissioner William Kirchhoff last week and talked to Charles Bentley, me about ho.pltalathninistratorladWedsesdayby telephone about IICA's I nterest In the hospital. buying the "He didn't say anything to me about buying the tmtai," Klrdthoff said of WUlinoe."HIscciiipanybuys, sells and manages hospital' hospitals, but there is no reason for everyone to rim - any other defense w • 1/ S Department they TTSIEI4 have lit "d-" Willhamion was enroute from Chicago to Pampa, "H. said we n4gt4 wa nt to ci'ai4,r sante of the Texas this mo rning and could not be reached to - -: to over-ruff West's nine, and there was no way to avoid an eventual club loser. Defense Is more difficult than decla rer play, but both depend on making the right play at the right time East exercising logic, knew the fourth round of hearts was a play that cpuld not wait, r'L wVO.r WITH maSer OP 15,4j1 Energy going to buy the hospital and company and he is the one who makes decisions on ship A up the rim to Jacheonville.' I think at this purchases and service contracts," said Dr. Thomas time it is prmatm to saying anything about what Frist, Jr., presided olf HCA. was indeed made, and de. clarer was defeated. He had by Stan Lot and John 1r AN 'CAY ANP ThIø aAP6eT CAN heating oil. popular gasoline price decontrol — takes effect WNW saying Usy're Therefore, the heart lead _________ uTA SET 'IM said, deregulation of gasoline prices would cause a 12.8 cent Increase. In Paris, the United States and the other 19 non- 'H. liaised jack of hearts to prevent declarer from discardIng dummy's club loser on ___ _______ I. round of hearts to make West ruff South's now-estab- - BUGS BUNNY - West's lead of the queen of Inadvandngyoirintereds.It's VIRGO (Aug. 23-&pt. 23) a person you already know. Your cooperative attitude PISCES (Feb. 2OMarch 20) assures you of harmonious Face Issues squarely today. relatioushlp.today,butnoone You have the wherewithal to had better ist ke er pushover. You can be tough if where difficult decisions are need be. concerned. Discover more LIBRA (Sew. 23-Oct. 23) You about yourself by sending for have the tenacity today, u well Your IV9 ABtro,-Grsph Letter. as whatever else may be Mail $1 for each to AdroGraph, required to readjust a situation P.O. Box 489, Radio City that has been disturbing you. Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Go to It. specify birth sign. SCORNO (Oct. 24-Nov. n) ARMS (March 21-April 19) There's a possibility you may Ithou-6111 you won't solicit a be called Won today to ar. price of other refined products such as home pricing plan - an alternallvetto the politically un- - hearts was Imaginative and the defense quickly rattled off three hea rt tricks. West's bidding had indicated to EastthatWestheldboththe king of clubs and the ace of diamonds. The acc of diamonds was not going anywhere. If It was fated to take a trick, It could do so at any time. If the defense was entitled to a club trick, It was Incumbent upon East to play a fourth NORTH • Q85 12 - PISCILLA'SPOP I LOVE CUR SNUG-QUILT.,, - WIN AT BRIDGE enter into some type of part- only are you good at aquiring n.rshlp or alliance with what you want today, you're someone older who will play a also dvnantte at gilittinst tithiga very Important and hel~ul role for persons you are fond of. LEAD cut ZA Management Group — jj,, __ NO U.S., others to oø use, A good Index as to whether muscle protein and being certain that the Is treated like any protein you weight you'reg'Irilrigisnot fat would at and Is used for acCiflflUlating under the skin. GIORDANO Telephone Co. subscribers rebates this year should be more revenues." should know when and how greater than those in 1978. "I will point out, too, that for much of a rebate they'll get "We should know within 30 the 10 years prior to 1978, because of the company's 141 days approximately when the Southern Bell earned 1269 million in excess profits, rebates will be issued and how million less than the low rate of That was the time estimate much they'll be. When that's return authorized by the PSC," Issued this morning by Tom determined, the rebates come Hunt added. Hunt, manager of Southern in the form of a credit on the Of the 23,500 Seminole County Bell's Seminole County customer's bill," the Southern Southern Bell subscribers,2,670 operation. Bell manager explained. are business accounts, while The rebates result from the Hunt attributed the greater- the remainder are residential company's earnings for 1978 than-anticipated earning to which generated $55.6 million two main factors: "The customers, Hunt said. Hunt also noted at first glance more than the Public Service da -w ail V.u....a w a customer might want to try Commission's ( PSC) operate more efficiently, Proposal 'Unclear II, the body will consume you're doing the right thing Is itamciesto iw vide aito whether you're_ gaining weight For Friday, March 2, 1979 in _Economic Regulatory AdminIstration said the and may help push unleaded gas prices to $1 a gallon within a year. - The tow Jump in PWflP prim - sustain life. The 04 yrecenthikes By TOM Herald Managing Editor Within 30 days, 23,500 Seminole Co unty Southern Bell price of foreign oil. A spokesman for the department's Energy average gasoline prices rise a much as 114 cents a gallonln the next two years War By W pricing plan could let - U you're on a starvation did, cat lead to other problans as as happened with ptionen In you get older. HOROSCOPE X INCLUDED the said its "gasoline tiltot foods. Developing suns a protein, both the new pricing for. mula and 5 to 8 cent raises The Energy Department to meet the basic energy needs meat, fish or chicken intake to of Your body each day, that 100- at least two-thirds of a pound a pita grains of protein you're day and add any foods you like eating will be used for energy. to Increase yo ur calories. Whole That may not leave enough wheat bread would be a good protein to build new muscle addition. Don't add high-fat 63 62 today announced a new fuel rage In YOtf case, 53 cents a gallon, counting _____ this mesas if N.Y. 10019. you don't provide enough In addition to the foods listed unuvwx tLWUVUyW4" W_s.e 1641 in w In , linicresse your lean 54 55 56 57 between 17.4 cents and 0.4 U.S. energy officials tq Raft City Stlation, Now York, Proteins forget. r 1Jeite Press lsteraadoiaj Pricing plan that could drive gasoline prices more than 12 cents a gallon in two years. The United States also joined 19 oth er countries in pledging to cut oil consumption by 5 percent this year as a hedge against antIcIped acids cat be dripped of their who can said so nitrogen (anislo group) and cents with a long, daznped,selfconverted to carbohydrates and addressed envelope for iL Send fats. That's oneof the things your request to me In are 1 people who consume lots of this newspaper, P.O. Box lul, 44 — fat pound with all visible new proteins, including muscle Diet, Recommended Daily proteJns. Allowance (RDA) to give you of basic Information on a normal Proteins are made ,nilrm adds and these amino balanced diet. Other readers - 30 31 32 29 27 28 whole you Is related to the dual use of quality protein, proteins.ft's true that proteins I am sending you The Health can be and are used to build Letter n umber 44, Balanced — — — — — . lean round steak. A DEAR READER — The removed provides about ON statemen t that has confused calories but 00 grams of good 23 24 25 26 - • would be ap Is predated. 7 17 — — - PRICE PER GALLON pward . 2 y THE BORN LOSER ' TA and calories to gain muscular properly. It's possible, though, welgistlndeflniuonsadnot gain because foods high In proteins fat? I'm l7yearsokl,S feet lO, and low in fat may not contain calories. A good example and weigh 140 pounds. ij)jjg you can tell me BeI I TeI ephone R eciciies Rebcife For L ocaI U sers nno/io any - 3 9 10 11 2 3 4 ams preposition - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents 2 1979 Unleaded Gas Tilt' meet to provide adequate of protein and protein for body. The first have i gr good quality this is Is only 1300 calori es. adequate, my her over fin-protein and the ot is eno ugh possible? I went _ dings calories proteins sen'tuaedfor ulergy. mistakes. find that diet a you give me Could I'm susplcioui that you have would give me enough protein not calculated your calories calorie Intake and found that 1 57 Biblical 5 6 7 1 _______ 20 Cheer said ou need to consume enough calories each day to meet your daily calorie needa and if you ±n't the body will energy. rA build new muscle mass. ftfollows,then,thatthere are I dirtied my Protein and two relguirments you mud 56 Basis jobbr.) , th1ngiyousaidptileeifle. You 22 Hockey 38 Folklore 71st Year Year , Training for Energy and f (prefix) Dr. Lamb Weight Health Letter 5-4, - ]HleraIdl Proteins Various lifllngprogrxnsadlhaveyotr . e L UTD[I o ii Observes - 'I Use Dual DEAR DR. LAMB - I am thinking ofUrtlflaUI5M ED !1!EN V I. A N1 DOWN athletics 3-% ' I rn 5111IF preposition 44 Perpetual 46 Carefree • . 43 Sodium league (abbr.) chloride 17 Small valley 24 Fog and 18 Spell of cold I Writes (abbr.) quickly weather smoke 45 Wagner opera 2 On 19 Chilean export 3 Home of 25 Italian 47 Eastern 21 Type measure Scarlett monetary unit mystics 23 Sweet potato O'Hara 26 Common 49 Percussion in. 24 Knife swinger ancestor 4 Flees with strument 29 Haunt 5 Government 27 Long time 50 Alleviate 33 Halfway 28 Cad agent 51 Essays 34 Spoils 30 Well (Sp.) 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Is loyal cme Ische&bsIsvag.s.. , mIId.y vim "itØu be railed lp ad ceopirdiss hiulag he. &i.bs, said. iradice for many years Now, too, at this VlNSPS*WI VbeIJ aid .IUAIy Ht _ _______ __ __________ __ _______ ___ sri,.," ___ ___ ___ __ ___ ((Nnese) Invadm to be said. Kosyglit said of miren. Isupoitsace was the ability of____ coesdi4ss to organIze iug tute ei of politics, economic, and dsIi" __ _________ __ ______ ____ rsI apes the dniØh of our def-iiw" be said. - - __________ - - S...'... .,4..,._...r .- . 0. ...................... .• , ..rn...__ I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 01, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/41caee980d35a178d74531dfa17269d8.pdf ddf83168bcd0c5f4e514718d6f4aeab7 PDF Text Text BLONDIE 45—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, April 17, 1979 JUST LOO< HOW NEAT AND THAT NOT PAIR"' — CLEAN MY ROOM IS 'YOUVE GOT WIPES• PICKING UP)- ••' AFTER r ALEXANDER, 'YOUR ROOM 5 A MESS! !- ç' 'Vi r ' - 11181- j qgiC "Cu '/_ I Ll I _ 1 1 \i1 _ _ - ir\_ ________________________ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker SOMEONE GET ME A COMIC BOOK OR WE'LL "AND THE BRAVE LITTLE DOG NEVER KNEW THAT THE GIRL. REMEMBERED s'... AND SO THE BRAVE LITTLE DOG, WHO ONLY WANTED TO BE LOVED, GAVE HIS LIFE R RESCUE AND LOVED HIM ALL THE THE SMALL GIRL" REST OF HER _______ - •• NEVER GET AN'? 6L.EEP TONI6HT P LIFE." THE ENO NO - 0 A THE BORN LOSER DO bi MUM 051.0f, RAQW10K V-0"y - - - - - - - - 1 2 4 8 12 - - M9 CWI. 16 18 _________ 20__24 19 26 27 28 29 I T °' GET IMTHE MOST PEPENDALE CANT REALLY THE STAR ALONG IR THE TEAM OFTHESOPraALL TWA! 11 61 — WITHOUT MEt 53 — - 59 — ______ — 91 — ___ I HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL MEEK ___________ mu"Sws EMM TO wr a delays will create a mess you dick*'t bargain for. You'll have many op- VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22) portunitles this coming year for You can have fun and enjoy makh% quick gains, but con- y ourself today without spending alder partnership a bundle. Check 01* prices arrangements because they before you get Involved. could double your luck. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ARIES (Mardi 21-A pril 19 ) You'rea$tobemoregenerous III HIS ________ J 9. and you'll have no trouble yourself today. You deserve staying one step isbead of the equal treatment, so don't be competition. However, tread hard on yourself. lightly when dealing with SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22) friends. How to get along with There is nothing wrong with others Is one of the sections your ideas today, but your you'll enjoy In your new Adro- negative attitude might cancel Graph Latter that Marts with any opportunities YOU your birthday. Mail $1 for each have to put them to M. to AstroGraph, P0 Box 489, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. City Station, N.Y. 10019. 21) Follow your hunches. DWt Be am to specify birth sign. let some fad-talking salesnan TAURUS (April 20-May 20) convince you that you need Make judgments based on your something you don't. Buy only first reactions today, because what you desire. q47 by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP ml a. R HE PLAYS THE TUBA! HIS I CE IS CHAW NG P 000 Q I 00 _ 0 Q52 •KQ Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South West North East South 1 rr Pus 24 Pass 20 Pass 3 Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Pass ersions today, but you'd become pushy. better care for your respixi- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. sibilities first or you could find Those things that come by Stoffel & H&mdahl BUGS BUNNY 'ie pooR WA4 4M I øooW — THUMP QNCE L7 TlFR"NO.' _ - oPeN,OZ 4CMEOYER CAMS RI6HT CMNeP 6PS? IN, FUPDY.' I'M FRESH OUT., I ______ _______ 1' • naturally are the ones that yourself in hot water. CANCER (June 21-July 22) should be pursued today. Leave Take advantage of the little the clever, new Ideas to breaks In your routine today to other have a Little fun. Feeling too PISC (Feb. 20.Marth 20) tieddownwlllmakeyoufretful. Throw out a 11* of Ideas or ______ solutions, _____ but don't LEO (July *Aug.22) Do possible what rA*& to be done as each actually got involved in L _______ 0/ (. 7X 44 WL.. •. .,. - ,__vs ,g o. rixiemooth.Exciaes that cause need added problems. .1-11 FRANK AND FRNEST IT'S OVER, by Bob Thavos LOMBARD! You hold: 42 K$7I$4 447.8 -• - Sa n the hospital might relocate if it were to be moved from Sanford. However, he did say that it might be necessary to relocate to a "low population area" of the county in order to qualify for a Farmers Home Administration loan. "We can renovate, build on the land in front of hospital or find a new site," he said, "we'll have to Sider all the possibilities." He said one factor to consider is time. He said renovation of the existing structure would have 10 be accomplished one floor at a time while a new building coWd perhaps be constructed and become operational in a shorter period, "I would think the report would be completed by the end f'• . Marvin ever made an oral a5eeflWflt to share his wealth with her. "The court Is aware of the recent resort of pl1r*iff to unemployment Insurance benefits to support heraelf and of the fact that areturn of plaintiff toacareer as singer is doubtful," ?t&a' Marvin, contacted at his home in Tucson, Arts., said he would not comment until he had to his attomey about the significance of the ruling. -:- .. __ ____ __ I 40000 coady schools that mad be removed, said Hugh Canton, director of tad r'rulti war. dater. mined by do OrknikI tlfm of FIakeOay Associates, 41111111mated cot of $50,000, ciei d4atrlc aj bd expects to receive guideline. for removal of the ceilings of C1cago, Cacn said. On his second at of teats, Ogilby admitted be misdiagnosed the ubrtos tobsthe"aolt"type,.Uthe c 11'i would have to be removed at a cost of $100,000, he said, ______ L KE sampla n $611"t111144W of "soft". If the asba" had bm indcate a presence of "soil" type asbados In the __ _____ ___ ______ of nest week and we'll hold a special meeting as soon as we have reviewed the report," he said. "It would be difficult to comment on what direction we might go until we have reviewed all the possibilities." In another matter, Kay Bartholomew, hospital tn formation officer, said a special bill to authorize the conversion of the hospital from a county facility to a private, not-for-profit facility has been given committee approval in the Florida House and expected tocome before the full house for a vote April 27. The reorganization is being sought in order to provide the hospital with greater financial flexibWty and to qualify for financing according to the Health Facilities Authority L, Bartholomew. said. CETA ,'. -. 'S I - ' • •' '/ ' , ""é ' . dstenninsd U the hard _____ would have been ______ Imlalled at an Canton earlier said. But If 1 GOULD Other city requests turned down were: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — a l2nionth projeet Seven of eight requests from to provide manpower for the four of the cities in Seminole construction of bikepaths using County for continuing or five laborers with total salary starting new projects under the of $35,584.80; a federally funded Corn- for street scene and waterfront prehensive Employment management using four Training Act were turned do laborers at a cost of $28,467.84 to by the County commission identify, catalog and improve Tuesday. various facilities within the public rights of way that acAli have the right of appeal and may present additional pedestrians; a 12-month Justification for their proposed program using three laborers projects to the prime sponsor at a cost of $21,350.88 for advisory council, said Hank building renovation, providing Newell, manpower manager manpower for minor new By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer ,'- •.k' After the the council acts a second construction, for rehabilitation time, county commission and renovation of existing Will again vote on the projects, public buildings In support of a be said. fl*1 te*UOCMtart at ie Mot ot the city projects were WINTER SPRINGS — a 12turned down on 3-2 votes by the commissioners. How each month project using six commissioner voted was not laborers and one foreman ala - •, - '/ ,... ' '• '& Miss Marvin, citing an unwritten agreement in which she claimed M&tVII% promised to care for her forever lf devoted herself to him, demanded what she would have been enMedto had they bun married — half of Marvin's earnings for years they li ved together, 1914 to W70. That would bring her about $1.8 million. Marvin maintained he owed her nothing, that there was no such agreement and was free to leave any time — that In fact he to get rid Of her for OWN time before she WU finally ousted. Quallioned on dw witow dod about their relationship, Marvin said he regarded love as ______ to a tank of M saying his feelkw1or MIII Man,bi never went beyond "half a tank. branch of the U.S. Enviroemadal Protection Alowy in Alle" Cwkm said. _______ I, - 000 equests Are -' cost of $45,886.43 to clear and -of-way alotig vote on each project was an nounced by Hank Newell, 'No Name Creek" and clear Manpower director. The the creek bed of debris; a 12commissioners voted prior to month project using one the meeting by indicating their budding-grounds maintenance approval or disapproval on Specialist at an annual salary of project sheets prior to th e $6,306.30 to be responsible for meeting with Newell tabulating providing janitorial and announced. The results of the 1 'the California Supreme Court has already ruled that an oral agreement, express or ImplI4 is afficlient grounds for SU6 a suit in _____ 1111=0114111111111wroff preliminary teat resuiti PARKER —— ___ ford If Seven . the results. Reasons for ap- maintenance functions at SCC HEALTH TH SEM INAR Herald pilots by Tom Nsts,i Barb Smith, a paramedic instructor at Seminole Community College, demonstrates the life-saving technique of cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) Oil Monika West, a Seminole High School student, at the first annual Health Ca reers Sem In ar. The day-long se m ina r at the Sem Inole Com m un Ity College was held in response to increasing college enrollment in nursing, medicine and mental health. Experts predict the field of health careers will be the fastest growing employment market of the 1980s. ' - .. .. - • . , , 'Soft' Asbestos Found In Local Schools - ____________ ___ I i rom rie 1 court's decision was a victory for Marvin In that It upheld his claim that he never promised to share his fortune with Michelle. devoted the decision to a review of the relstWoMp bet. ween the two from the time they met on ad of the movie "Ship of Fools" in Ilk until their itorlfl3' breakup Iii May 170. Marshall said Mat Ulere were InconsistencIes In the____ t"Qny by MISS Marvin and her withesass and no proof that ___________ ENOUGH, ___ --IF —YotY The consultants' report will detail the feasibility of a number of financing plans, with special attention given to the use of tax-exempt revenue bonds or the obtaining of a loan from the Farmers Home Administration. Blaney said there have been no discussions as to where In his Ulage decision ruling in am thrw month-old trial, Marshall said Miss Marvin .'should be able to scmaplish rehabilitation In Less "The sum awarded would be ap. proximately equivalent to the highest scale she ever earned as a singer, $1,000 a week for two years. While part of the funds may be used for livingexpenses, the primmy Intent is that they be employed for 1fl1ng pUt' your contract Is safe. Match six. PFR ENTFRPKISF ASSN I point dupli cate is a different (NEWSPAPER propoat on. (Do you have a question A match point player wins the experts? Write "Ask the lub the first c and takes a Experts." care of this newspadiamond finesse. Should that per, Individual questions will diamond flneuse work, he be answered if accompanied would be sure of 11 tricks by stamped, sell-addressed and hoping for 12 The way envelopes. The most Interestthe cards He. thie diamond Ing questions will be used in and 1105 thi,column and will receive are so located tha' - de- cc ,sOI JACOB VMODERN.) RECOGNIZE YOU - Allen & Hamilton obe completed byU end month. When the report is received, he said a specW board mwting would be called and optims for finandn proposed expansion or alternatives will be reviewed. one of those alternates, he admitted, could be to move the 7 tions, ranging from The 4&yem-old singer, who lived with gift her nothing, giving her all she asked for, or ordering some leer payment, such as Marvin from 1964 until they lack. up In 1V7O, support for a given period of time, damages had sought damages of $1.8 million as half of for her forsaken career #Is .1 singer or the fortune Una marvw bum up during ft payment for services rered. time they spent together. I'TIu in equity awards the plaintiff There was a strong chano. the decision $104,000 for rehabWtaticn pirposee so that would be poafrd On may have dw economk mom to M The ruling comes one 4ay after a Now York educats herself____ I4a and learn new, ,rrployabl. Stat. Supreme Court jl$Ilc. &IIII. ___ skills or to ri.iii er t hr rawkp 111111411:161111, 11example during haimod recent employment gi of rock singer Peter and$OthIt$hemayfltufl$frornh,r,($tusu Frampten,seeklngl*llhfafcrtiga.. compenim of a modo pidure da to a This Now York joke ruled ther* was no separate, I ecdsnt but perhap. more written property lag agreement between Prosaic existence," he said. them. The Marvin case was different, since We want to get to six The essence of successful hearts and be allowed to it there. Our beat bet in rubber bridge play is to go after your contract and to 0 Id just four hearts and work on overtricks once accept pushes to five and AGAIN! 8C)((' ,i1flflCL.. I hospital out of Sanford. Blaney said renovation of the existing hospital might end up costing more and taking longer to complete than the construction of a new facUlty elsewhere. In that event, he said, the board might be willing to consider relocation. "We are operating on the idea of renovating the entire facility, but when you're dealing with taxpayers' money you have to loot at all the UpeCtS." - LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Lee Marvin was ordered today to pay $104,000 to Michelle Marvin, the former mçperclub singer the actor lived with for six years outside matrimony. Superior Court Judge Arthur K. M ruled there was no contract, express or mmplied, between the Oscar winning actor Min Marvin but he felt the situation "equitable remedies applicable." He said $104,000 should be used for "rehabilitation • Aif -A New York reader asks w ha t we bid. Partner has opened three hearts and the next player has overcalled three spades. No one Is vulnerable. By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag COMP$.ETELY' P40 ONE W:LL EVER' 0 b By GEOFFREy POUNDS Herald Staff Writer I The relocation Of Semike Memorial HOqAtal could become a possibility if hoIta1 board members receive a favorable report from consultants now completing a study on the Ifl*tt& Hospital Board Chairman Thomas Blaney said today he G 'io ______ by Stan Le* and John Romita WAS IT-SUCCESSFUL! Move t I Ask thi EXPIPtS Opening lead: •s _________________ SPIDER-MAN AWO( cly .Evenng Her& To Pay His Former take his ace for the third defense trick. later on South Loses the diamond finesse, but that is the fourth and last trick for the defense. AQ4 you have a tendency to over- CAPRICORN (Dec. ____22-Jan. analyze things and distort the 19) Try to keep things an the facts. light side today. If you IA. GEMINI( May 21-June 20) A work or even play too seriously friend may offer some templ;ing you'll try too hard and could 1"$v WA. 0% IN fta U1111" Go M Marvin Ordered tense will - add four club tricks to that one diamond 7.A trick. He will be down one NORTH for a rather average score •K652 since other declarers will VKJ9 tall Into that same trap. A i 1093 The rubber bridge player •6 decides he wants to win the WEST EAST rubber. He lets East's lack •104 •QJ9S of clubs 98632 V 10 7 5 and his nine of clubs hold the 86 C K74 next one. At trick three he 4 A 10852 • J 94 plays a club honor. West can do nothing better than to SOUTH You are quick to respond today toward others than toward L! tal I 118,197Sanfororjd!77) The Judge YOURBIRTHDAY Aprul8,lm MV ATEORkJEj VEfl$J UJrTH AU OJTtACI1) 8 H0S WIN AT BRIDGE KT XPE AL.i'ThR FROM N READIMG AMUT TM NEW (bURr )UJG 114AT SAY.S IF A 5MGLE M4J INITIATES A CO"- list Year, No. 207—Wednesday For Wednesday, April 18, 1979 by Howie Schneider H."M E M... 0 1 AT R E. 'bU RPDI&.)G' Dr. — — — the arm 1* you medical record for an 82-year66 anyand painthere In themay chestnot when old person. — — I have pain in the arm or the Jaw. It's rather interesting that READER DEAR — women are more inclined to Atalactasis refers tocoilapseof have angina pain with dbuse the lungs or a lung segment. It of the coronary arteries than can occur In patients with men. It seems like men are a chronic illnesses who are at bed little more Inclined to have a rest or as a complication of a clear-cut heart attack with the number of illnesses when the stoms we usually ascribe to it person has to be bed red 85 — ____ — ov ni IL IT I & 52 — — 62 64 ———— —— —— I EEK 51 0 57 — — 58 YOUR HEARING CHECKED-- 36 48 — — 47 DEAR DR. LAMB - Is it poesthietohavea myocardlal jfard1on and have palnmly in the shoulder, side of u neck [ and arm? Also fluttering and Lamb. hard beating of the heart without chest pain. It was so diaW)OUd but my husband has doubts that It was a heart attack because In the seven years and women are more Inclined to since I had this I haven't had have transitory chest pains another attack. Thank God! without heart attacks. Of I've had a few s'tnf*otns that I course, that's not a heard and thought were an erratic fast rule at all. heartbeat with hurting around Togive you more Information the Jaw and neck. My elecwhat you might expect as a troc&dioVWfl sitowslhavean result disease the coronary abnormal heartbeat and left arteries, I am sending you The ventricular stoppage but I Health Letter number 2-10, usually feel well for a woman Of Heart Attack, Myocardial 71. 1 take medicine for high Infarction, Angina Pectoris. blood pressure. (*hr readers who want this - - My father suffered a fatal Issue can send 50 cents with a 10 11 9 stroke. long, stamped, self-addressed DEAR READER - You are envelope for it. Send your rigtobethanulUtyou requtomethcareofthls haven't had any further at- newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, tacks. Yes, you can very Radio City Station, New York, definitely have a heart attack Ny 10019. manifested with only pain In the jaw, neck or shoulder or arm - It's important that you have a region. regular evaluation of your - 31 32 fact, there are medical status and that you people who have heart attacks continue to take medicine to —— who have no significant symp- control your high blood tome at the time the attack pressure. Many people who occurs. Sometimes they my have had serious heart trouble have mild Indigestion or 5Otfl are able to live normal lives nOnspecifksymptom that's SO wfthanonnaflife span. Such — — Innocuous that they're not individuals usually improve they're having any real their life style to enable this - - - aware problem. Heart Irregularities outcome. 54 55 56 which you describe as fluttering commonly occur in the DEAR DR. 60 IAMB — Would presence of heart attacks. you please explain 63 — — Heart pain often Is referred to "atelactasis LLL"? Itthe wasterm on a - - 44 43 49 50 'IOU OUGHT TO HAVE 30 38 - - by Bob Montana 25 35 34 42 ——— 46 ARC1E, ARE ',j 17 - - -- 37 5LRE.SETTYF 7 13 33 ARCHIE 6 5 - - - - _______ 22 23 - - -- - (/A a sit - 3 Had Heart Attack 1JL I 15 by Art Sansom AY FIVE- Husband Doubts She S ALL I'VE COT ' $9 A Answer to Previous Puizle 49 Gosh 51 Comedian 1 Obtain Sparks Jriatsi ANON AN I 0U 4 Short period 53 Shade U C F 0 1 L N HOA (sI) 57 Hobby ERA I N S F T 8 Came 60 Deutschland 0 0 L F S SItS 12 Move quickly (abbr) R F N0R 13 Faith heater 61 Pope a Roberts 62 Cornice A 1 N l4Stake 63C,vil War TU 15 Armenian general 0 0 iS TOfN I 1 mountain 64 lohengrins 1 tw w MA t. T I I L 18 Biblical bride a i RE LAR o nationality 65 City inIsrael A IAN ( K E 18 Wyoming 66 Before (poet) s F PT A FS K mountain 43 Actress 17 City in range DOWN 20 Have Oklahoma Turner 21 Scatter hay 1 Mountain i Over (poetic) 45 Exclamation 22 Greek letter pass in India 23 Pale of disgust 24 Greek island 2 DeValeras 25 Housewife's ti- 47 Mediterranean 26 Influence land tie (abbr) 30 Swig 3 Nipple sailing vessel 26 Opera prince 33 Agar 4 Hinged 49 Yawn 34 Arabian ship 5 Tax agency 27 Nominal 50 Malevolent 28 Copious 36 Mix (abbr) 29 Washing bar 52 Control 37 Raw materials 6 Gambling 39 Three feet game 31 Mulct 54 Oeillade 41 Compass 7 Oversights 32 Very (Fr) 55 Forecaster point 8 Actor 35 Small brown 56 Corner Pertaining to Holbrook bird 58 Confederate 42 a kidney 9 Begins 38 Automotive so44 Examines 10 Feminine States Army ciety (abbr) (suffix) 46 Beverages (abbr.) I I Accomplish. 40 Joe Friday's 48 Worry at 59 Eggs forte persistently ment ACROSS by Chic Young __________________________ conducted to determine geologist had made a whether the 12 schools do mistake In his initial diagnosis of thir ceiling sample. "FhU4sy Associates, Inc. submitted samples to Ogilby In Chicago," Canton said. "He does x- have the type of uWallas which may cause cancer. &cat tab taken by dw State Department of Education my do hard type asbestos Is not Nizardous to health and does not have to be removed, In a latter from Og'by received Tuevisy, Cirki • __ FLATTEN HIM WI'fl4 ray &ffr&Un teds and were not "soft." "He has admitted he made a mistake since he hasdone additional testing. The earlier findings were not accurate." Carlton said he hopes to receive the new test results and the guidelines for thatlstheonlytestthat will removing the asbestos tell you yes or no. The material by the April information we received - school board meeting for -- earlier itited a great cànslilerailon. proval or disapproval were not municipal buildings includilig grounds. announced. SA NFORI) — "I Will make an appe al and reclassification request for hope it wor ks," said Lake Mar y deletion of the custodial worker Police Chief Harry Benson today. Benson's department and clerk typist II position and asked for a six-month con- th e salaries alloted for those finuation of the "farnfly crisis Positions to be applied to a new mediation" program sponsored position of sanitary technician by his department. LASS of the at cost of $9,409.17. Duties of the program would mean one Lake position would have included May police officer, who serves the enforcement of public as a Juvenile officer, would be health laws, regulations and lost in June when the current ordinances, conducting field in vestigations and surveys and program expires. The program also employs a the promotion and maintenance counselor coordinator and a of accepted sanitary practices Juvenile counselor, In addition through participation in to the juvenile officer, with a education programs. One project was approved for tot of $15,711 in salaries for the city of Sanford. It involves the six-month period. the hiring of a recreation Benson said the '°°l supervisor and a museumcurrently counseling 25 young library coordinator with total people. "We build up a rapport combined salaries of $16,528.37. with the young people and give The recreation supervisor is to them someone to talk over their organize, direct and train all problems with'The Program part-time personnel for sports has been particularly effective programs, establish sound in preventing juvenile programs for all age groups in runaways and In other areas spoils and recruit and train too. Many young people now volunteers as needed to assist in come looking for us for help," Chief Benson said. See CETA, Page 12-A —pr— JNNV$ID I. *%magma& tm,vfd %$ us ft an Tksma$ 4-17 -' ________ __________ YEAH, I'VE NO110EPHEI .,.AIWAUNT __________ HAN&1 N6 ' AIOUNP NI L WEEPS1 ThE N'T PARE! Referendum ZOONIES by T. K. Ryon TUMBLEWEEDS 60ft MR. — MWTS 6911" GM'r 111tv WMISS RI - _____ .. . $ - . ' .. ___ - - ' .. _:, - ___ low -• - A ' • -.: • ' • • • M- - -. - ___ - _____ ___ - Tax In crease For Roads _____ ___ SLgIp. On Um roped to be oWs ad with do Vowth We ad a Ind portim obdwaly would be Identified aInd a time S. 17A SR 436 or SR 4H, nor feasible method of doing the tersections in Eastbrook; Exter scheduled as early as available within the ned 91 as hii as * IS in the qoady, wo4dbspsIdbyaioIoI people cspfor levylng the tu would be would they be neighborhood work. Commissioner Bill Drive, Lakeside Drive, presIdentIal preferential days. "we are rspldiy flHeig adlivlitg ill 8'iIIIOIS Cotily — 1st," he said. roads or subdivision Streets. Kirchhoff was not present for Fairlane Circle and Lakeview ______ ft tourists and oUws drivins W1111ams pointed out the Mw roads which would be taken this portion of the discussion. Avenue in Fairlane, Moores tinough," WilHn, said, I. determine whether the held as early as roads to ha improved would ad cars of with the tax, If the Station, and Ken'1bi $ OIlY 'Y punk of $,m&.scl, Ceed are 'taking the Issue to be primary 0115$ which the date people appçove, would be ones Meanwhile commIssIoners tucky;Pineway __ _____ ____ primy Genevieve Drive, or ndu hp.yf or VXh uu. ONW eladmay be et" , - tusk. Mary Boulevard, agreed to complete the Linneal Beach Drive, Jay, s ad 6.1m PM 111111311111111 110 WWI&= sWd tWay. Ma$lwd Avenue, Ui, Jamedowo and Johnson Hill Ronnie and Je rry Drives and tau — aim do "ad bw eNOIC. eoadnrtios ad Longwood Hills and Lake projects this fiscal year. Street Markham Woods south; e tise bad time in pem to be In a dadvedagsd Today -provemeats on former aru of Id$IS t --St Emma, Williams iam. said, paving and drainage are being Brookside Boulevard, Mani whom wo federal pa NoSUdery II in the needY. w g so veto a t aid for with federal money; to chester Road, Hamlin Drive, a . The fair consmIon,rs who pave Stanley Stre d tld gag Cat cejnM1IIIa$ et in Roiling Druid Drive and Sunderland; ad beep — pIclpatd in ___ iiais complete A to '; Orange Boulevard, Valencia, lbs people," ho ndt inpu-i.i—as Ulrisesps .................$1 AN.dThSCISCb ..........4* concerning the special tax and to hold Red Bug paving pr "The cuvaty has bees as :Hiiiii pin $E'1 f'bI...................1* d membire I. oject Tangerine and Grover G rove In ad he .................... 1$ the special referendum Iii edil rlght.'ol-way has been Ravenna Park; Knox and much rev me neeld be IpeU $*,*4*IIIUN teas. nwtabethe rWlillt rL ...............ISA C15S ....................II addition to Williams were resolved; to complete traffic Hughey, Sunset, S. Crystal •thSSSd in th 1!i the •il'y Ulat If "1 mis" be iiit ILVD ............1+1 C?SUSWIId .................."1 Chairman Bob French and operations projects and to Drive and Lakeview Drive. snt is ad imareve usda in the sad oliditln of a __1 *WA ................... 4* cnionars sandra Glenn resurface iser'tfte ys" W1 •pupl, di 2vIag waW bs T.kiIM*.. ..............$.$ DearAbW .................14 ad Bob St, all of c_—'-- .. Totals cost of the resurfacing the following Streets: Lake MILLS and Australia projects Is 881,106,—DONNA Its sated With ISSd lb1 SM IheWIIl4pS7thSCSd ach W aid inda, be ................... 2-A I. Lb ..................2-B agreed lids may b lbS mod Uncle, Dover Road and in- ESTES ____ ____ Possible ___ ______ ____ ___ - - _-----. - - - - .-,•., --.,-. -- ' .i �2A-Evening Herald, Sa nford. F L- __ __ Wed.nesda y, April 18, 1979 1 1 1 1 ~1 1 - SALISBURY, In the rural area but officials voting with nationwide attacks 28 seats are reserved for forces. Guerrillas fired on a more than 200 reporters and crowded to the said they were not enough to again polling stations an&,,vhltes. lTh' truck carrying voters and at a -. pcs4. for Rhodesia's black affeLt'mrI,iing pattern, urban terrorism In general. Prime Minister Ian Smith polling station crowded with face It, they (the iIl majority rule election with Thethalturnoutcouldieach Mlllthryaurces sald thetotal ordered martial law and total voters, X LULM and British) about percent of the ele percent of the electorate by mobilization of the white _mobffization of all ahibodiedcase agai torate casting ballots In th1tghtfa1l -with three da)r Of community, which Increased men tq to the age of 60 for the Security spokesman brig. second day of week-long voting, voting left to go, the officials the security forces to almost duration of the voting. Peter Rich said in both aSS8 Mt2orewa pledged a prig Officials, puzzling over the saId. 100,000 men overnight, could Threats by Robert Mugabe the guerrillas we driven 0 mnatic, unemotional, nonracial" absence of the threatened The prediction followed a have stymied the guerrillas' and Joshua Nkomo, leaders of and polling "continued, government to succeed Smith's guerrilla attacks, said the at- first day of voting that saw plans. the Patriotic Front guerrillas, perhaps after some heavy 14-year white administration. WOR L_1() IN BRIEF J.t mosphere at the polls ressern- To Talks 0 Talks 734,813 of the estimated 2.8 MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Union has sent a message to China Indicating It Is interested in talks to end the years of animosity between the two giants of the few widely scattered Patriotic Front guerrilla group elect n black members for a Communist world, The official Tass news agency said today the note was handed to Chin ese Ambassador Wang Youping Tuesday 01"Wood Defended B Dod the hills," said a local police officer. GREENSBURG, Ind. (UPI) - The father of Marine Pfc. he was captured. Even to the day he got out, he was under guard." Robert Gaood says his son, accused Of collaborating with the H urst organised "V.C. (Veterans Committee) to Assure k about talks. Only last mpt Ina terminated Its year treaty of peace and friendship with the Soviet Union. enemy during his 14 years in Vietnam, is not about to take a In February, a very tense situation developed between China's invasion of Vietnam -the Soviet Union's key ally The refugees said the systematic slaughter of civilians and officials was concentrated around the border town of Tororo and that the troops already had killed the district western city of Bulawayo I EC a 11E fl b'U. I r. " Bottle 01100 LIMIT I 1. -- !, \'-j HAIR SPRAY 9 ounce aerosol - 4 SOAP ."~, , .I ''' 3' ounce Gold Artificallu flavored red BAR, Yugoslavia (UPI) Heavy rains and a major aftershock jolted Yugoslavia's southern Adriatic Coast early t oday, seriously hampering rescue and relief operations on roads already aged by Sunday's earthquake. 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F Circuit Judge Wallace Hall * The Lake Mary City Council purchase of the property and at seven percent interest, Louraged now to avoid paying a grants for constructing it Tuesday red uced Gray's bo nd Is expected to approve th e forwarded it to Minnesota for When the contract was first higher price when the city is complex. - Eckwd Optical Centers oral In Eckerld 01`109 Stores listed below with this symbol 3~1 weeks pending a decision on whether he will stand trial. Manfred Emil Bruhirn was arrested Saturday night at z. 11111M ~_ I : - .'M Q Ex pected : -II I6 Pitons name you 1-71 W61;.- 1, COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (UPI) A Swiss man charged with trying to smuggle a rare albino cobra aboard a jetliner leaving Colombo has been ordered jailed for two Ili) P urchase aga __________________ RED T FRAME SALE magnetic engine. The highway patroi reported t he car involved was headed RE ROBBED La ke Mar y- $1,000. However, Thursday of 10 acres Paulucci's signature. It has proposed by the city, it was prepared to begin construction ' -A lone man armed with a when it crashed through the Gray still remains in custody in of property on Rinehart Road since been returned and apagreed that Paulucei would pay of a complex sometime in the , A rejection of the purdiase by -shall caliber revolver entered guardrail and became airborne the Seminole County Jail. %46Ile council would mean the citv for use as a municipal complex proval at the regular Thursday the $1,000 appraisal fee, but city future. the 7-Eleven Store at 121 N. for more than 200 feet. There Gray was arrested April 10 sometime in the future. might have to renegotiate the ' council meeting will finalise the councilmen would choose the Winter Park Drive at 5:30 a.m. were four passengers in th "It is a ve' generous deal. entire contract, Mrs. SouthThe land, located on the east deal, councilman Pat South- appraiser. However, Has e following a year-long intings We should "Y and ordered the clerk to vehicle, all of whom were taken vestigation by take adva ntage of it ward said, because 'i time limit authorities of the side of the road just north of the ward said. refused to accept the check minder the contents of the to Seminole Memorial Hospital state comptroller's office. He Florida Power Corporation The contract calls for a from Paulucci, claiming the while we can," Mrs. Southward was set and the council will not aah register, Casselberry In Sanford. Only one of the men was charged with selling substation, is owned by Jeno purchase price of $50,300, or city had hired him and it should said. et ain i regular session 'police said. was carrying identification, the unregistered securities, We of Paulucci, Minnesota developer. just over $5.000 per acre. The be the city's obligation to pay She said the purchase would before the Wnit is reached at Police said the man ordered highway Patrol reports. He has securities by an unregistered Ile property sought is part of a price was established following h d the provide the city with its only the end of this month. ,clerk G regg McNutty to tie on been letlffed as Eddie agent and fraudulent sale of acre plot owned by Paulucci. an appraisal by Ted Hastings of fee. property besides the city parks, the floor and reach up to open Wright, 23, with no address securitie& The council meeting is In February, the council Orlando. Terms of the sale which, by law, can only be Councilman Southward said the cash drawer. The thief took l ed. used scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at city Investigators claim Gray sold approved a contract for the include an eight-year mortgage the purchase is being en- for recreation. Having the land, she said, will give the city an ha il -advantage in seeking federal -GEOFFREY POUNDS , .. Dayt.. Bomb: ' - . Man With Cobra Jailed pratire, U; overaigb$ laws, i. i s&een of the bathroom window ,to unlock It, deputies say. •IT -. commissioner of the area. I "They're killing everyone insight," ont. *Oman refugee said of the new spate Of killint Anotliar refugee said, "They are killing any official they believe is sympathetic to the new goverment in Kampala and now, any civilian they see." $1; yesterday's klgk, $4 barometric pressure, 31.1$; the home by cutting through the investigation, - fleeing eastern Uganda reported today. a.m. resdings: One black nurse at the south- would never raise my voice unless I thought there was an who Is so confident he was already demanding recognition Gabriel Watson, who said hime unbalance O OuuOfl, bout divided just wants to do something big, he said, adding he has known from Britain and the United was born before the white b u t national OpuuOfl going a g ains t G arwo od, II said Hurst for several years Stat es. Both count ries have me to Rhodesia M furs *Q, Hurd Is seeking national support to make sure young Garwood - "We're not attempting to try him publicly and we're not trying been cool to the "internal ca was carried into a booth by two is stlbjected to the full process of the military justice system to infringe on military justice," Hurst said. "I would not do settlement." . . without presidential ention. He has publicly challenged anyt hing to prejudice the case one way or the other." ,, Garwood to take a polygraph tat about his VietUM experiences. Due process doesn't necessarily mean a court martial, Hurst "I hope sanity is going to "I like majority be III` aid •'Hedido defed," JackGarodsaid. "Hewas wounded when said. "We want to find o ut he sho uld be prosecuted." prev, Morewa said to after voti , ng n Rampage suspected supporters of the new government, refugees I and fled through a sliding glass Deltona exit was unknown this allegedly convincing them to door in the couple's bedroom. morning as Florida Highway buy stock in a defunct firm said The robber gained entry to Patrol troopers continued their to be produc ing a fuel-free Early voting indicated wide smfflny told reporters: I support for U.S.ducated M don't have to tell YOU who I Justice" and rented a local post office box. He claims support of name for himself somehow." KAM PALA,Uganda(UPI)-Soldiers loyal to Itil Amin are "killing everyone in sight" seeking vengeance against Iran Mun c palIComp lex polygraph test to please a local retired Amy officer. hundreds locally and is sending petitions nationally to veterans thodist Bishop Abel Muzorewa, voted for. Anyway I voted for Jack Garwood charged Tuesday retired lieutenant colonel and organizations such as the Arnierican Legion and Veterans of considered likely to be Rhode- my brother ... who is with the former Vietnam helicopter pilot, e Hurst, "wants to make a Fore Wars. black prune minister, bishop.,, sla'sf In Southeast Asia. en '' and talked to journalists oulside I "They've literally taken to ' polling booths. y surprise and. in a sense.the meswe was an agreartent to A01111 " . Contrary to pTvw.uOnS epors - Two small attacks quickly Fort Victoria, only 150 ballots voters would object to being G The Chinese note reportedly was sent April 3. The announcement of the exchange oil notes came as a prefabricated houses According to hospital stock In the Graymagen the home of Ester F. Russell, man was tilt Monday night with May says. spokesmen, told deputies his guns were one man died at 6 Manufacturing Company, Inc. 203 Woodmere Blvd., Sanford a bottle near CuOfl the Lake Monroe a.m., one woman was listed in The investigators said Gray couple In their home about 3 police said. taken sometime' between GUNSSTOLEN Inn on SR 600, according to critical condition and tran• told purchasers of the stock the a.m. Tuesday morning, acPolice said the shooting took Seminole * Fites Saturday and Monday from hi,. County deputies. A variety of guns valued sferred to Winter Park company was developing an place sometime iling to Seminole County late Tuesday Fred May, 55, of 100 May excess of $500 were stolen from 1966 Ford pickup truck Th Hospital, and another woman engine run by magnets that night or early Wednesday eputles. Ourts Place, DeBary, told deputies he the van of an Oviedo man, three guns fisted in serious condition was required no fuel. ` taken were a rifle John W. McDaniel Jr., 57, of morning. Damage caused by was driving east on SR 600 when according to Seminole County * Police Beat transferred to Florida South • .. Z4 Ranch Road, Casselberry, the shooting was placed at sW, someone driving west on the sin gle WINDOWS SHOT OUT IT Hospital In Orlando. . 'told deputies the man entered according to police, same road threw the bottle. The valued at $50 and a double.. Wright was listed in stable his bedroom and said he had a Vandals are blamed for the CARSTRUCK Kermit Prime Jr., 37, of 2738 barrel shotgun valued at $400, bottle struck May's windshield about lloouibills and fled condition with multiple head BB gun shooting small A car driven by a DeBary causing about $135 in damages, gun. The man told the on of a window foot, police said. Pennsylvania Ave., Oviedo Injuries. Prime McDanlels to stay In bed while MAN KILLED TRIALSET lie searched the home for The identity of a man who A May 21 trial date has been 1 ' i i McDaniel told deputies the companious who were Injured Altamonte Springs the man •itian removed an undetermined when eir th car plunged off a accused of bilkin g some 20 . mount of cash from his wallet bridge on Interstate 4 near the Investors out of $43,800 by £ mask robbed a "We've had a quarrel, but that is over now and we all beiono one family,' he said. - 25 yrs old guerrilla attacks were reported repeated their vow to wreck the new 100-seat Parliament where were repulsed by security were cast at four booths where photographed going to po 40,000 people are eligible to because they feared rePrlSa1s vote. by guerrillas, voters Posed for by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Grornyko in response to a previously undisclosed pro~"from Chin for talks. Amin ' s "It's truly startling," said a to wreck the elections fizzled in breathing." bled a carnival and said million voters casting their white election official. "It the face of a massive security Rhodesians laughed and joked ballots. (voter turnout) is high in every screen by 100,000 regular and But the black Insurgents as they waited In long lines to In the days leading up to the part of the country." reserve members of the armed could claim at least one victory. vote, elections, leaders of the Rhodesians are voting to forces. In the southwestern region of A man between 20 and wearing a A Casselberry Couple InThir fl 11eI .% ed Man Robs •:. - Soviet Union And China Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Rhodesia - Voters (UPI) Agree Vote Ar I I I Rhodesians Wait In Long Lines To Sanford area customers between 11 a.m. and noon, Hunt TueWay. said. Torn Hunt, Southern Bell company manager in Sanford, "We don't know exactly what mid the trouble was detected the problem with the connector and repairs were made about 30 was, but is was replaced and minutes after the disruption of the problem was corrected,,, ervice Customers began Hunt said r ~ ,I . . . s Correction On Al tamonte Name Of An article In the Tuesday Company. In fact, the owner is edition of the Evening Herald the Edward J. DeBartolo Worriectly reported the owners Company. headquartered in the Abmolte NWI property Youngstown, Ohio. The Herald . - -- . • '. - - - y ,. •' .,. . ø_ .. .. -•... t.,- :1 .• -) �E O vening Herdd 4$I2) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Cod fl.ii or 831-M3 Wednesday, April 18, 1979-4A IUSPS Around Despite temperatures in the mid-lOs and sunny sides, the crowd of tourists and Floridians couldn't Mother Nature. Even with the lapping waves of the ocean so near, they filed through the doors of Jai-Alal with bets In hand, I attended my first area Jai-Alai game Saturday and these players had to muster to perform before their demanding audience. With tickets In hand, bettor jealously hopes to win 9 - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director ____ . Home Deli very: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; peared to be hitting a tiny with a wicker I later learned is called a cigg. After each point was scared (they play to seven), screams of hope were heard in response. Others who were net so fortunate reached for a cigarette and sent a spiral of smoke my way. The betting fever lit m4 too and sent me to the qulniela ticket window with my $2. Two dollars spent now would bring me at lead a couple of hundred dollar,, I thought. What could be easter? in M Istoodli,I noticed a lot ofbe mixed drinks were being sold across the way to perhatpe drum up a little optimism and false hope for the habitual losers. $2060; Year, $40.00. . while. It's sort of like a Catch-22 syndrome. As I walked into the auditorium, I saw an assembly of players wearing different colored • scattered across a long court. They apBY8HARONCAR1LSCO Jer The Clock The Topper Award: carpet of yellow, dismembered tickets strewn on pretty good indi tkwtjL s1-t't. An the game commenced, I Immediately discovered IMy Luck wasn't ag on myside. My friend Jim and I both lost but somehow we brought luck to anyone who sat near us. it was kmitlng. The first time it happened the couplesitting behind us won $313 on a trifecta ticket. Abo ut alsU how later,ag coupleng to ow right picked up $400 with another trifecta ticket. But all was lost, tringtoconsole me. It could have turned out worse. "Usually when someone wins, you get a cold beer on top of your head." He was right. NA11ON the floor was IN BRIEF For Summer Gasoline WASHINGTON (UPI) American drivers are using 4.5 percent more gasoline this spring than they were a Year ago, and gasoline Mocks as a result are very sharply downward, energy officials have reported. The trend could mean trouble for the winter ahead. One official Tuesday called the development "a very, very ominous sign" one that will lead to "a very, very tight gasoline market during this summer." "We're on an apparent gasoline consumption binge In this country," he added, and when the heavy driving season begins June 1, "It simply won't support the level of - - ANGLE-WALTERS He exhibits traits of leadership and has always responded when called for service by his cornmunity." That's how Mack Cleveland described W. Garnett White Monday when presenting him with the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce's Topper Award for exemplary service to the community. An excellent choice. White has been a member of the GSCC since 1956 and served at one time as that organization's president, as well as president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Perhaps most noteworthy among White's comments on accepting the award was his insistence the recognition go to all members of the *arious chamber committees on whose behalf he said he would accept the award. The mark of true 14adership. The awards committee selected Wh ite for his past involvement with different cham ber projects Over the years, and more specifically the en eouragement of industrial development In Sanford. : It's a pleasure to find the citizenry in a cornthunity take time out to honor those civic minded ipdividuals who unselfishly leave busy schedules to pursue community projects aimed at improving th e lifestyle of all the city's residents, " White fits that bill and the Topper Award found itself in the right hands. Voucher Sys tem book entitled "Education by for Family Control." of voucher concept Coons and Sugarman are by no means associated with right-wing political Philosophy. Indeed, one critic of their plan calls them "limousine liberals." . 'tl, argnt Is that parents can and should be trusted with the primary control of their children's education, and that they should - Human - / - get a share of the market. We've also seen that once you've established , your reputation In the business world, you can, capitalize on that success and expand your operation setting up a f ranchise to ma rket your goods or services to an even larger audience. But be careful; become too successful and your competitors may stop at nothing to bring you down. Consider the hassle the Century I 21 Real Estate Corporation currently faces. In several states there are some part-time real estate COMmisalwars who are also fulllme nonfranchise real estate brokers. They are trying to; tell real estate franchisees how to print their signs. These commissioners have proposed rules edto restrict the way In which f d, thisee may use Its franchisor's federally ' registered trademark. While the rules vary from state to date, they generally require the franchisor's "logo" to be reduced in size so that it is no larger than the franchisee'sname. Century 21, because it Is the biggest real estate fran. dlsor, Is in the middle of various legal challenges to these regulations. The real estate cnmI..Ionerg contend that ______,_•,,__,,,•,,,/4,///// - r -. -j- BUSINESS WORLD - . Lonely Maytag Repairman . . JACK ANDERSON ..- Bl ' y Dr . :t'i S A V I LANSING, Mid. 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Jewell had been charged In two counts with threatening to shoot Carter In phone calls to the FBI from the rooming house Jan. 5 and Jan. 9. Out For ues ions me --.. a name yoM trvst - ____ with reporters about his Ubyan coimiction. Hi lIuded to his big mouth, which has hot friends and -U l a peepla. The Ubne, he cracked, "are the bid Mendu I get In the world r* now," EXTRA-STRENGTH TYLENOL Since 1901 Wolgreens has filled over 440 million prescriptions. The reason people come to us is confidence good reason in 1901 - and today,,1 JACKSONVILLE,, Fla. (UPI) ChAis Frederick Jewell pleaded guilty to threatening to kill President Carter and was sentenced Tuesday to three years In a federal prison. U.S. District Judge George C. Carr, who had heard the operator of Jewell's rooming house testify that Hewell was drunk when he made the threats, recommended that he be sent to the federal prison medical center, Springfield, Mo., or the correctional institution at Lexington, Ky., which also has medical treatment - In a voice husky from d'affaira In Italy, Gikill Shalouf, reached In Marietta, Ga. • I . SAN FOR D'S PRESCRIPTION CENTER - booee and laryngitis, Billy Carter recently Joked Rome, told us that he pr*ig's brother, shaking hands at an had helped arrange the s Georgians and Ubyam alike doiu.d that busy yitM1g f CMir. reception and the codi*#al plane. had been n adoorage of .lgi* Georgia petk1am and competed merom wist diiij t the Ub Bat children at the Oil C4"puiy schooL Soir iø., laclu si seidors flow Billy Carters rftW= to do elk" sbod aput Hen R'-,lI, acçanIed the r' r'---p hi a cq t prohibits alcohoL Soaie say he president's brother to Libya. They traveled ftrd Bat to Julie, Dsportad oMIc4I., It Is no dam, of stayed at the bid hotels and were we _________ ___ dids'l touch a drop, escept on U.S. property lattglthig "iattv. mey wad to how around Rome and ThpolI In __ the embassy rac jj y idrhan ptIcn. Others coafide that he P1 01 Caztsus yuer brother became so cap's. IN Uft to break the ban en idlitasy tr.ij.rt mamgsd to keep his whistle wet. .h1 ad, t. ua. u bat two Georgia as. dose to the Ubyans, who have gruded arms __ Ubys's revo1ipiy ka, IIn.mniá, and ys -hs Pr--dv hi a 'II, was away from Tripoli diving the ti-'dud out gifts, bd.ding an eapessi sous of ve krr. privals Marsh *1 lv to "edt twelve i,lIVs (W visit. He left It I, his top asseclates addie for Caner. One souces -"'with the ud rims and r--, cIated ieppsit worth eppredmately idse$ the (leorgian.. he Iimidai4IrnMidthatthstrIpinudMve paaIpJ to auiy Carter to reporters that s eaty in. 01uord abed the ban on the C4*. a ns ever W^ taut in libya is t. promote Ubyas.Amer1cu coot the ubl m1y thi fr4 pBJidleeDepapm,ithtrying " Wi flaw in uldisdi dii Is bshavlag ass thie1" toplamtsthertbsetoey, Nan allacosuds, Billy ms ad to IflaIUe whether ho has stepped 5iiI the W Maed that the GeOrgians had disco grape. jie di " frloIn& k'fl. planes Ii W'I4t iii thswal$ dids'tv. en eves I-'-' g a ceipareliss to hans Libya aelhI'TripsI.Hi.tg.ajjsyj,,1, mossy back. (X co thsey This be he low It he has pin in the limited Ides, 'Ikey n b we sUs,U an wI abed om "aes. bed kilt 0,__WNW ______ formed any auwice.brow La geruemsa relieve Ia 01 aoiioo 01 ow a *lve nwe 01 Ubyas.Ari r'lj je, p1rn .g4 (tjr these the haired," and Amselcan iip1ru4 tiM en. mer.r, he wee ithl 01 decerem. M"M so to aglow we roladooft With the Buy , bed to oaty f, to a epsi Ubyam, bat ho hen ad r:-1it Meanwhile, abeWUng the frees. en eI 0410 tramped Hi n toths Ics with a ngh pIs "Ibook 's quidk ye." 5 hid, . g ; ;j We have tciidurtid our an in,."g$4 g1p. pl- hish Lapam s pwed fries ? reuusi (tWs Won '' sd Side. bat ihish Wigis held dIre. er dsitr,,4 LI's Wge "shiv * ISP'S qendlam abed curb ar epesak 1m Cat, ye. pat tepsihar with the Libyans ep, ha,11g, uen tild Cede Piand works. Hi Is dry reperta A*sh aIr US ut 01 kaul. theer Mule ', ?'- reel tatt ky.me-'--ahe,,be Cater . i mum &. iii, svilid _ jli - - j the cimansr from deceptive advertising. They • J.,. anus 111 dr W.sk.kar k.a Vvsa,m- I In getting Into dishwashers, Maytag want into mun fty to benefit from 'V When W1*11 a Death Penalty Sought 3 Years For Threats - WASHINGTON " you're - ( J. ..., e* ABC Reveals-Court -R uling WASHINGTON (UPI) The parole must be afforded certain days of impending highcourt during the trial stage of the witneses. Supreme Court has reversed a procedures education bears a rational under due process decisions, ABC News said accused. Once convicted, more ABC said lower court-decision holding of law. it did not know relationship" to its citizenship Tday night constitutional 'kestrictive rules will apply. when the decision, written by requirement for teachers. that prison inmates up for ln its second disclosure intwo due process will apply only Chief Justice Warren Burger, is "This retreat is difficult to The decision, reported by due. ABC News correspondent Tim understand in light of prior The case, Greenholtz VS. judicial precedents and may O'Brien, will not be law until released, and the full implica- Inmates of the Nebraska Penal simply reflect the court's being and Correctional Complex, was affected tions of the ruling by a more general will not be a known until the main opinions class-action suit brought by society-wide intensification o inmates who can be studied. complained they anti-alien sentiment," said were denied due process in Dale Swartz, of the Washingta. WATERBURY, Conn. (UPI) "because of the circumstances of marijuana with intent to sell O'Brien reported Monday the getting discretionary paroles. Lawyers Committee for CivV Connecticut will seek the surrounding the killings" in a and possession of a sawed-off Both lower courts agreed Rights Under Law. death penalty for the two commando-style raid on shotgun. Police said they had Supreme Court will soon rule that public officials suing for with the inmates, but to varying The case was brought by Mrs. couples charged with killing Purolator Security Inc.'s 3.5 pounds of marijuana, two libel may force journalists to degrees. three security guards in cold garage In Waterbury. Susan Norwick, 38, andMrs, This does not mean states Tarja Dachinger, 33, who pistols and two new M-1 semi- tell what their thoughts, opinblood and stealing $1.9 million saiJ Charged with three capital automatic carbine rifles at Ions and conclusions were while cannot allow due process they were willing to profes from an armored car garage. felony murder counts and a their Waterbury home. procedures, only that they don't allegiance to the United States they prepared news stories, "Nobody had a chance," a single charge of first-degree The four were arrested and have to if they don't want to, but would not seek citizenship. bitter Assistant State's robbery were Lawrence Pelle- most of the loot recovered at In the due-process decision, ABC said. Attorney Arthur McDonald said tier Jr., 36, a burly motorcycle their homes early Tuesday ABC The high court also: said, the court is reversing The Supreme Court in its after announcing the two men club -Ruled, 7.2, a municipality member and convicted morning, less than 24 hours a lower-court ruling that held decision reversed a decision by and their wives were each burglar; Evelyn Vega, 26, who alter the guards may sue real-estate firms were gunned state inmates up for the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals. under the 1968 civil rights law charged with three counts of lived with Pelletier; Donald down as they loaded the parole prison must, among other capital felony murder, which is Couture, 26, who was arrested valuables Into a security truck. things, have the right to appear In other action Tuesday, the for allegedly "steering" homó' high court ruled New York can buyers on the basIs of raée. punishable by death. hiding under his bed; and his Authorities hinted other ar- In person at a parole hearing, bar resident aliens from teachHe said his office decided to wife, Donna, 23. 9.0, a six-person rests may follow. They said two the right to offer evidence in his ing in public schools. By a one--Decided, state court jury must be prosecute under the stronger of Pelletier and Miss Vega also to four more additional sus- behalf and the right to confront vote margin, the high court held two felony murder statutes were charged with possession pects may be involved, unanimous when it convicts and crossexamine adverse the state's interest in furthering someone of a crime. - Rights -................... - ___ ERRYS WORLD - . By LOY POPE the national ad cam pa1gn ! ui niaess Writer the first rebate marketing scheme In Its history. that Century 21 provides. be given the wherewithal necessary to choose the NEW YORK(UPI) - The current David and' with a $X refund coupon stuffed in paickages of., But could the real mawn be that they are type of school their youngsters attend. Goliath battle In American Industry Involves Procter & Gamble's Cascade detergent. attempting to stifle competition through costly,' Coons, In a recent telephone Interview, noted Maytag Co. of Newton, Iowa, and two giants, can housewives know all about Maytag burdensome regulation? After all, walk up to the that California over the past few years has exGeneral Electric Co. and Sears, Roebuck. aihiog office of any broker who Is part of the Century 21 Mich' and __ perlenced a sizable exodus from the public There can be no assurance the David Is going know the company from the plaintive Ir(or Red Carpet, or whatever) franchise and you: schools to private and parochial schools a to conquer either Goliath but It has made a good for will see a alga stating as plain as day that the which Is evident In other Mates as well. start. Maytag service man of the iv commerejais, office is independently owned and operated. This "This Is an ominous development," he salt The fight Is over the dishwasher market for whose co'wtant plaint Is that he's never called on same statement Is also Included In ad"it means the rich are fleeing, leaving behind individual Maytagentered the to work. vertlaemesda. No, the attempt to shrink the those who cannot afford to opt out of the public field not too long ago but already has 5 percent f schools." franchise logo by legislation or regulation Is an total sales against fl percent for General Maytag Is making the same total reliability attempt by certain non-franchise brokers to With a voucher plan, low and middle-Income and long E1CIC uie cairns for its dishwashers, so the undercut legitimate business competition. f"nffles would have the same opportunity as the for D151$fl & struae for the replacement market may pit the M1nfCthTth Corp. percent ci Generaville, lad., which While the franchise system may be reIat1veIy wealthy to choose a private school instead of a lorAly J White against Dabble Reynolds, new to real estate, it has served other Industries public one, although private schools par- in Sears, supplier. who GE's allAmerican girl, Just as it has made the well for years from hotels to service stations: Priced washing ticipating In the system would have to meet Krt*nm says f r a n k I Maytag's f uture to fad food restauraigs. When you consder that machines for around 80 years, Maytag is top of grow certain strict conditions. th depends on the dishwasher, the line In dishwashers, "In quality as well as In W17 franchises accounted for one-third of all Among these, Coons said, would be an open insists president 'p' athnllsloni policy no child could be turned Daniel Krum. WI'I !flIfl , hard to "Our believe that this volume of business was founded Kiignni Is spare, continua to flourish and, as we always have, away, and if applicants exceeded the slots available, the school would have to conduct a 1 PP&ICI is hOme out by his status as a will sell a lOt of replacimsis for the cheap units on duceotlon. One of the key principles behind the franchise lottery to fill its enrollment quaiL In new ho.us and apartments by builders," system prominent IAdberan layman, a Rotarian, a Is the right of a franchisee to use the The California Teachers Association, an director of the Des Moines Symphony he slid, fr"chIsor'stradsgnark. It helps give small local I 01 AOCIMIOfl and participant In flwiSOn. Other "8* the growth will be lilatively small. the powerful National Education affiliate thence 11 brokers a better soci ion, As at is adamantly opposed to the Coons. CIVIC and educational groups. to compete with larger never went after the builder,' market, local brokers who an afford eat"" ad. Sugarmanoposal and Is gearing up to fight the Maytag Is that kind cicoiupsny. me ni'wit *ft wOdd * quality and 'sitising and enables them to use the franInitiative drive that will get wider way this IndiIry In a town of only 20,000 inhabitants, it manidacture for a price to do so. cliaor's sales tools and national information summer. On the Other hand, Krucarn said, the dish. nitwork. was family owned for many years, has stead"We consider It a very serious threat, even hotly tcon r.sist.i marg.,' and fIs cont i washer market has a rowing potential as the Pr*irnWy than, the consumer benefits from though nothing's moving yet," said OTA keep ivnb,r 01 twe-incoms fnflt,g Increases, on doing so, Krwnm says. a =0111011Y WOW standard of service executive secretary Ralph Flynn. "All the Kaft family so To such a coeple. a good dwaebsr Is a tlroughosgthecoqg,y. Somshowftseenistome ingredients U* then for N51 trouble. Attitudes comictid with the company Is 06814 KnOm CO2110st The kidi am that to LB Maytag, 11 CT IPS mid the CO'npetitlOfl by impoeing arti so volatile rlgi* now that every 'll'ated chairman of National Airlines. He ison b:- d the dish., and stack them In the mc4iand htrary and frivolous rules group In thestatemight latch onto this thing." hg not active In management, by the size of when MOW coin, home, they're all dons. algos Is nit what Emerson had In mind. ; For many years the U.S. commissioner of immigration was a felatively low-profile of ficial in Washington. Not so for Leon j. çastlflo, who took the post two years ago at a moment of rising concern about the complex of Immigration and labor problems $wnmed up as the "illegal alien" is. Mr. Castillo and his office have become a bridge on which êonflicting views on the alien problem often collide. On the one hand, Mr. Cadillo is charged with enforcing U.S. linmigratlon laws which are being violated wholesale in the flow if undocumented workers north from Mexico. On the other hand, that enforcement effort must respect the human rights () Olen workers and be attuned to the sensitivities of Spanish*caking U.S. citizens who see their own Interests at Make. Mr. Castillo cannot rewrite our Immigration laws, and it now Wpears Congress will make no effort to pass new legislation *ffectlng the alien problem at lead until 1901. This leaves the Justice Department and the Immigration and Naturalization ervlce to cope with the problem with the tools at hand. Mr. Castillo illo has an arduous task, and u a represen. 4ative of an agency responsible for enforcing laws and as a zem6erof the MlmIc group which has akeen Interest inthe Ørectlon that enforcement takes. That Is a fortunate cornand should lend Welebt to his words. -- DETROIT (UP!) United Auto Workers' union President Douglas A. Fraser has warned the Carter administration "to May the hell away" when union negotiators begin talks with the auto Industry this summer. In a blistering keynote speech Tuesday to the UAW's National Collective Bargaining Convention, Fraser accused President Carter's Inflation monitors of "lurking In the shadows" as a third party In recent talks between the Teamsters union and the trucking industry. "I have one word of advice for that third party," Fraser said. "They should just stay the hell awayjrorn our negotlathmrand let us bargain It out with the auto Industry." Back In 1119, Ralph Waldo Emerson said, ".. . If a man can build a better house or make a better mousetrap than his neighbor, the world will beat a path to his door." That was 90 years I ago and Emerson's philosophy has proved true, many times since. Make a better product offer - __ Carter Gets Warning N WASHINGTON (NEA)- In California, the birthplace ofsofl y jai and political ,, a new popular initiative Is gestating which could develop Into the ProposItion 13 of the 1980 elections, The Issue this time lsnot taxes but education, a subject which Is becoming a sore point for number, of families not just In California but all over the nation. Sponsors of the Initiative, which Is still In the drafting stage, are seeking to put on the ballot a new and sophisticated version of an old Idea--a school voucher system. Under such a plan, which amounts to a GI Bill for elementary and secondary education, parents would be given a voucher by the state which they could then use to 41p an education for children at the school of their public, private or religious. Although the vouche r concept Is simple enough, the mechanics of such a system are quite complex. No school district In the county had ever actually tried such a system, although there have been several ahortiveat pt& The prime movers behind the California Initiative drive are John Coons Sugarman, two law professors at the University It appears the oil companies will have to spend some of their legendary profits on retooling the pumps at service stations If the price of gasoline goes upto$l agauon, as it probably will. The pumps are not built to register a price beyond 99.9 cents. ; Why Is the Industry so reluctant to take the obvious step, Which Is to dart selling gas by the liter, the metric Measurement that Is roughly one quart? True, they'd have to tetool their accounting departments, but think of the psychological benefits. Gas has gone to $2.40 a gallon In France, but the traffic In arts Ii as vqn iii as ever. Why? Because, Parisian. don't. ealize they're paying $2.40 a gallon. They're only paying 60 cents a liter and what's 60 cents thea. days? Wall Street knows this tactic well. When the Price of a dock jets too high, the company declares a split, substituting two Owes for one. This cuts the puce In half, and the phones of brokers start ringing off the wall with orders. When gasoline hits $1, the oil companies can quietly switch to 1iters or quarts and the price at the pump will drop overnight to 15 cents. This will send joy throughout the land, and convince j otorIsts that price decontrol Isn't so bad after all. Why, thi companies could even raise their prices by 20 perdent, and we'd still only be paying 30 cents a quart. That's cheaper than milk, driving this country Is accustomed to." Better ousetrap ets M ouse, School Gas For 25 Cents? On RONALD REAGAN Ti'm - Tight Market Seen In The Right Hands Second Wednesday, April 15, Evening Herald, Sanford, FL n Due Process - ZAYRI PLAM OPEN DAILY MAL T09 P.M. SUNDAY CAM. TOP.M. LIQUOR TO 9 P.M. ILiq,er CIss SIey1 P110111U3-01N1X3314$ ____ 7730 Case SALE PRICES WEDNESDAY-TN DAY-SATURDAY ' P&ly lath sè.eiii..d Kim is 'squired to be Specisi ssisp.rsod pncss are noted by 'Sol. risdily issilet.'. fee $44 ot er Wow ft edvedised cevens. Any others ore our everydsy low pnc., Pft 40 ON ste'es. umliss ipisilhisily eIflsrhi. noted lime requlse pikes quoted mey 'sty in seine stove,. In lOw, .d. (our A. Adsevsf,Sj" iipss pilot them .v$) iltw to reserved I 1- - 4 j woauj limit quonw,s$ on all items co.. 97$ He die pa"11y played the rile if the ri .. . -. ' __ -, - - , -- -- L - - -. - O . ... - 5. ------- -, ' .. ' . • - w , '4 ' - �. M-Evening HeraW, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday,April 11, 1979 . . Puerto Rico Seeks 'First In The SAN JUAN, Puerto RICO (UP!) Puerto Rican Democrats hope to stage the "tirst in the nation" pgga' primary ned year, taking the spotlight away from New And they're confident . 7 succeed, WSIWngtOn. even though the Wind's resMents don't participate in the moin event of presidential docticins. Local party leaders are counting heavily on the WOWS main attraction - balmy weer an mepie sches at a time when Now -, --. AM --r In winter snows. ___ • _ to factor, Franklin Delano Lope a rto Rican statehood a vocate who lad year wrested control of the local Puerto Rican chapter 01 the Democratic party from a pro. cotnmonweaIthfaç laLeJip' 'ft's realTy miserable up there In New Rinipaidre In February. And given the cbolce I think all of the people involved -the candidate the ta11s1on crews the pr would rather wend their time In Puerto Rico." Ma self-governing commonwealth 01 the United State Puerto Rico doesn't vote in preside" dections, but both 1mver, says ' • me 'I ' j'. . •. onwood H ires 1 - coidad. Reg. ' \ denirr twill for Group Sponsors Picnic Games, food and rel Father L Knights Of Columbus Council of Sanford will ments are planned for the Its outing which in open to members and their annual picnic April 29 beginning at 1 p.m. at Lake Golden. families only, according to spokesman John Kane. Little girls' Sale 2,15 '.-AI > ; .'N 's fra. 0% Reg. surn girls' sport short is poly. ester/cotton in solids stels. Sizes - Sale 3.20 Rig.$4.Gis'sport - 5 I I / 1/ . 'Sale 3.19 S the asics %Im' thort Is Polyester/ cotton ter for sIzes 7-14. Sale 3.1M u RAY frayed bottom short s. Firm To Get Grants 9 . tank top is polyester knit for sizes 4-6*. A Rig. 4.50. Boys' Wednesday, April ii, 1-7A Sale 2.31 2.89. Reg. Little boys' sport short is polyester/cotton for sizes S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By JANECASSEIMPJY guaraate, ofter made on Feb. each, building official for the city of ministrator lad month by the Sanlando Square on State Route Herald 81011 Writer 19 by I ropreaeatattve Josoph Quacey said the money could Longwood, City Administrator commIssion. 434 at West Lake Avenue I 1e said at the time the be en m the city's co David acey told the city The city commission, having city would I*vs to act that nlØ tingency hmt other businessthe corn- conditional to il developer's commission Monday night. ffl on March 12 to act on a in ceder to take adags 01 mission: meeting road realignment and Commissioner Stephen Originally from New Jersey, -Refused to ado the State paving r contract with Intemational the BPKW oft to rep eq uirements. Bortoc made the MOUGG to Vandetho came to Florida in of Florida Model Energy Systems Inc. (WI), voted the C for 9,OSO a year -Approved a site plan for a wend the IIOO to hire 196 has been building Efficiency Code. Monday night to him the firm to stead of the osW fee of 36 by 36 fool storage warehouse $2101110. subjed to review of the con- homes in this area since 1073. -Voted to change zoning for submitted by Dennis Meridith, assist the city In ohtainIg u Day said the tract approvel by the city or to that he was Plnkney prope rty located at Inc. federal grants. NW to obtain VMS oqtW to attorney. contractor In the Merritt State Route 427 and Longwood The action was taken the foe paid the city would get -Set public hearing on orRichard Vanderboff, a lslancn Beach am. Hills Road from MB (Mobile dinance changing zoning on following a presentation by the balance back said graduate construction engineer Ch y, former building Homes) to Planned Unit property being purchased by e Day, IM representative, ft City Could *it also the fee, from Pennsylvania State official and planner, who rend the moneysck m.k1 two pas of $CQ University, h Mediplex Inc. for a 120-bed as been hired as named to the pod of city ad- Approved a site plan for health facility. q But Lopes admits that traffidoes die Wirt To ton the DsmoaWc Party and the red 01 n about Puerto Rkots '*it in the notion't primary; Loples Already' is writing to em talslon likely primary Hng of them to participate In IL disclose ' received Ida Invitation to Jomp Into the Puerto Rican wants 10. "Ibe worst that could hoppen, as a compromise solution, is that we would be moved back toso day as New Hampshire," Lopez said. "We would have to amend our local law but that's no problem." Sale 2.69. Reg. 2.22. 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Wednesday, April is, im Highway Anarchy: Truckers Wreak High-Speed Havoc records suggest there are abg B7TOMTIEDE ______ cever states, or one for ev t. —t.• Since that accident, troopers condo"a a'ack lNQTON L . one million big trucks today, ssed,.twa proting ----'0 interstate trucks; at best Nathanson has foL When teamster Timothy which ls only one percent ofall then, y can only see one for Better Driver Records, and tnckers drew side byside an Andrews drove into a MISSOWI vehicles, bid they figure jn4,000 percent of the vehicles each advocates a standard U.S. Interstate SO, and held iç weigh station afew months ago, deaths a year, or nine percent ' year. license for teamsters. As it Is traffic for miles. When police to use the lavatory, he was of all road fatalities, now, he says, a driver in, say, asked why, one driver said: surprised to find the facility I Police likewise miss all but a Pennsyl=la can get a license "We do what we want, What's more, the big truck closed Surprised? He was fraction of the outlawtruckers-for P.K. Jones, another for Paul Smoke)'." beaucoun enraged, do "a read record Is eaP3 grisly, when Capt. Uoyd Jennings of the K. Jones, a third for P. Kevin And lice I destroyed the =91 vehicles . Indiana State Patrol says he Jones — and Ifldeed, too alien they do. $100 3b1lL with one pass F1gur's show that when heavy only has 100 men per shift to Police say ae truck driver trucks collide with other of his turk cover 92 counties, and "this Nathanson says some have turned truckitops Into vehicles, 91 of 100 of the means that some parts of the truckers use license "like decks whorehouses, highways into Happily, Andrews was traced fatalities are In the other state can't be patrolled at all." of cards." And police add that racetrack, and they've redand arrested (he left a telltale vehicles. When trucks hit Small wonder, he adds, that this gamble routinely involves ed CB radio In a htmI1Lst1i4 mudflap at the scene of the passenger cars, fully flperct road anarchy triumphs, matters of life and death. disgrace. Not all the drivers are crime), but rather than become of the deaths are in the cars. Truckers kill themselves at a raising hell, but those who are E racehis profession, disgo have üneCroded the good pulft 000 This means that big ' caught speeding, or drunk,rate of 90 er has become its folk hero. Scores of an entire industry. of other truck drivers say many weighing as much as floating on marijuana, , inaU, trucks are involved In one Lw,vw pounds, are far more Pfli flOThuuY WJJ 00. destroying a weigh .won a .urv 11 road fatalities. .hk... A..l 41.; a menanc, et worse UI&flg fit the crim" Tn mnv Ctnt.. the of Patriotic act and have And so we the big truck Researchers predict the size fine for a speeding, 30-ton truck $500 for Andes' defense. drivers. The accident rate And no one expects the and number of long haul trucks . izt " . tr fjt. dri' 20 laughter to soon abate. Not will double In years, but law And so It goes with America's among -.. i growing e erJ0iC_fl fl staffs will hardly contemporary cowboys, its long at about 1.2 percent a year, but ' is anarchy from faster deliveries. los haul Cpt. eü ' s of grow at all. haul truckers, rolling down the S ckrateIs aino 0 , ,, . And so what If citations lead Indian says the old-time era nearly 14 as U nation's last frontier, Its In. to a suspended license? Ken cowboy believed It was his Even many truck operators terstate highways. Once storied "'a" ,, , Nathanson of Washington says proper right to cut up and stuff worry that matters are out of for their adherence to the rules Not a. truckers are outlaws wielding .o-wi.ee, weapons It should be said that most drivers often have backup it to the established order. control. Olen Walk, for inof the road, many teamsters heavy truck operators dispute permits. He should know. A d ance, m The officer thinks the diesel the 1977 Truck Driver today have become little more and found half of them not fit that 60 percent of the unfit fIg BMCS officers believe there trucker once crashed into his rides of today are expecting of the Year. He started on the than thugs with deadly, 1$ majority of their accidents are for the road. vehicles had some kind of are hundreds of thousands of car, killing his daughter; the nothing less. roads In 1920, and cover ed 3$ wheel weapons. Ibi BM( says rakes are braking irregularity. Actually, unsafe trucks on the roads beyond their control, hence the driver had been suspended In mm100 miles without an &care the most common defect on 65 of the trucks had entire today. But most of them roll his home state, but was accident figures State policemen from So they strut, and bully, and cident. Now he's retired, and heavy trucks. In the Penn- pieces missing from their with impunity. The BMCS operating an a valid license believe they own the road. Lid glad of It. "It's getting to be evergreens to the LVVII.U5 misleading. Truckers my foursylvania test, inspectors found complex brake systems. employs only 130 inspectors to from another. report hair-raising stores wheel drivers cause most year In Iowa, while state murder out there," he says. regarding the vehicular trucking mishaps' also, they acrobatics of what appear to be Insist their job itself is Increasing numbers of responsible. truckers. And a depressing Police admitthe truckers are number of them are not J%M right about faulty motorists knocking down weigh stations; (studies indicate as many as 14 they are aiming at other million Americans drive motorists as well. without valid licenses), And the Recently, a teen-age girl in teamsters may also be right Florida told authorities of u _4out the killing nature of their Mack truck operator who work; to some extent combumped her vehicle three times mercial trucking and safe at 60 mph and made obscerie trucking are a contradiction of gestures when she Mopped. In terms. California, passenger car For one thing, the cab of a drivers have complained of being forced off roads by motor carrier can be a torture truckers, then verbally CIlflbiZ. The noise reaches levels bove that of jetliners, harrassed or even beaten. and the air is filled with toxic And Frank Nye of Iowa tells a gases . When laboratory tale of a highway confrontation animals are put In cab con. that is both chilling and com- ditions, the result Is a mon. Nye, a Cedar Rapids proliferation of such allmerits newsinan, says he Angered a as bleeding ulcers and anemia. trucker on Interstate 80, and as a result: "I was boxed in the Tbw thus is the 1"Y thde lane b five trucks, at 70 111000400Y Of the road- Some are away trom their rn' [lie1 oiver Ito save ele- J we 16r "And pressure?" says one Nye says the truck drivers ' driver. "You docil know what were Angry with him became worry is unless you got a load of he was driving too slow. Police pears to get to Cleveland by say this kind ad ahger probably F!riclisy, and you break clown all occurs on every busy road in day Thursday in Now City. America every hour of every day. In most cues, truckers True, most truckers take quite naturally contain their pride In the burdens of their frustrations; more and more, work, but many pay dearly for though, police say they do not. It. One study of union drivers In Texas, troopers recall a reveals that modcluainemoke, truck driver who got Into a hot many drink coffee by the quart, argument with a motorist by and one In four have impaired of Citizens Band radio, physical or emotional When the motorist tried topass Says the researcher: "miii. the truck, the teamster are not relaxed men." abruptly crossed the yellow Neither are truckers patient line, whereupon the driver of men. Police sa y there is the car lost control and was probably no operator in . killed In a spectacular the 56 mph limit sixtytiree turn, Not that the Tens incident ls mph Is the national average, necessarily reflective of according to federal In. trucking in general. On the vestigators. And In the nether whole, the National Safety regions of the Wed and Mid, oumcll says truck operators west; rigs travel regularly In are exceptional drivers:wfth the 7M range. 2L5 million trucks In operation, Not only are the truckers the accident rate Is Isse than speeding, federal Inspectors per million miles (the non4ruck soy they are doing Itin,,Nci accident teliliSO) that are frequently riaglictpl Yet ft safety datlwa we and Md#. L" yew tk U.S. not totally encowaft, par- Bureau of Motor Carrjw Safety t1cudarIy times regarng heavy conducted a spot ted on in motor carriers. Federal trucks In rural Pennsylvania, LS 11w a Regular and low sulfur oil are down to 120°, (or 140°, if you have . n 1expensive, a ,4ulSiiwasiier). flu 1ifCyou're going So right now it's more important to be away for three or more days, .. .• Ce. than ever to practice conserving turn your waterheater eater Oii electricity. Governor Graham is 1 encouraging a voluntary conser. 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He was committed to a my own very differently." psychiatric "haopital' and tried Vladimir's career as a In absentia. dissident began innocently at 16 He was apprehended three when he helped found a high- times more. His last arrest school satirical magazine, Caine in 1971 for exposing the prophetically titled "The Soviet practice of treating Martyr." The authorities dissent as Insanity. He was a a DISCOUNT 190 £ £ Definitely Not Wolfish Performance ' LOS ANGELES (UPI) — It's not "Who's afraid of Virginia Weibueeivay, April 4 at approximately 11:31 In the morning, t*hcer Rsy of the Orlando Pollee Department (while on rontlas petrel), was dsckagtM wooded esia anith of Riper Dairy Raid in Use twist of the wrist to 'Any handyman or plumber replace high-watt bulbs with lower. We can save a lotofelectric ity. can turn your hot water thermostat wattage bulbs. Every little bit helps. If everyone lends a hand. I me lOis." It's been a "hlde-and-.eek" situation ever since, but Thomas says he is getting CRIMEWATCH J Hóus&old Puts . Turn his Lawn Pists. Tint Fumigation P elude capture for almost a month, to the chagrin of her worried. supposed keepers, who so far "She's of no danger to anyone have not managed to keep but herself," he says. "Virginia at all. doesn't know how to hunt. We "It's embarrassing to think saw her with a rabbit In her there are a bunch of grown mo ut h th e other day, but she people Mumbling around here pr obably found It dead some. unable to outsmart one — not are. If sh e killed It, It was a even full grown wolf," says She's probably minor miracle. zoo director, Dr. Warren D. unter. a very clumsy h Thomas. The 9-month-old, 75-pound "Oh, she'll come back. ft's a Virginia, who would be taken matter of time. But the fear Is for a very young German she will get out of the park and shepherd except for the amber get hit by a car." cast to her eyes, escaped from The zoo received Virginia end the zoo's "wolf woods" March her mate, Nero, from the $1. , utilizing an odd talent for a Paul, MInn., Zoo early this year wolf. She climbed a tree, for the new "Wolf Woodu" walked out on the edge of section. branch overhanging the fence Pat Lewis, who visits the soe and jumped down. three or four times a week, has It was the third time the had her own explanation of Vii'. climbed aid ginla's pe rsistence — a "Everybody knows wolves woman's explanation. can't climb trees, but I guess "She never seemed to can no body explained that to for Nero," said Mrs. Lewis. "I Virginia," her keeper said. think he's oat type." In the wolf bed since her Thomas admits that Virginia escape — ranging over 4,000. is "clever as wolves go. I've got acre Grlfffth Park — there have to say she's ai of the aivartsr been direct confrontations ones rye met. Nero kind of using tranquilizer guns and waidera around — he's juat a subtle overtures using chunks normal walL But Virginia Is an of raw meat In a trap. Virginia exceptional wolf." eats the meat and shims the Thomas Is oInuMk Virginia darts. wlllbsceptirsdand wifl "calm 'One of the veterinarians saw down" enough to accept her Virginia Mending on a roadway new enviroomeid, Jul a few days after her escape "I wait to get her beck," says and grabbed his tranquilizing Thames. "I've had enough of gu this tomfoolery." ., P. . ' •.- fl3 'I ,i1't "tbL" ' J. "el r Q),JJ I: Wednesday, April 18, 1171-9A 'Ry BARBARA Mil)OWELL deemed the publication "anti- sentenced to 12 years of prison, her underground letters to Vladmlnifr was exchanged for 'NEW YORK (NEA) — Nina Soviet." labor camp and Internal exile, heath of state, to the Inter- Chilean Communist Luis 1i,!thvsky still does not see her Vladimir assumed full Those were his mother's national Red Cross, to the Corvaian In the Soviet governI govern30N' Vladimir too often. He Is responsibility for the magazine darkest hours. "I realized he United Nations. ment's first tacit admission stuilying for a long-delayed and was forced to transfer from would probably spend the rest One of herwas mosttopoignant ' biology degree at England's his school to a less prestigious of his life In confinement," she messages the W75that It keeps political prisoners. But the plight of those left Cibridge University, while night school. His mother was says. International Women's Year behind Is never far from the 9ç, lives in Zurich with her told 'to put him to work In a Her repeated complaints to convention In Mexico City: Bukovskys' minds. Mrs doter and grandson. factory to bring him to the authorities over the "When my son Is Starved in Bukovsky says she thinks r,t she is content knowing senses. He refused. . t prison, Icannot eat,.. When he especially of the mothers of 'H. save VlçlIxnir Is no longer freezing, "Somet hing had snapped shivers from cold In his prison other political prisoners, who stçving or Weeding behind Inside me and I was never again cell, I cannot keep warm In my she fears are treated even more v first lesson t. He spent l2of his 36 years the sane," he explained In his bed.. When he suffers from harshly today than they were iovtet prisons, madhouses autobiographical "To Build a pain, I feel pain in my own two years ago. In courage' aq labor camps simply for Castle." "I knew for awe that I bo dy." "The authorities seem to be spepicing out against a regime would never go to a factory to treatment of her son went Westerners took up Vladlmr trying to simply stamp out the that does not tolerate dissent, be tempered In the furnace of unacknowledged. Barred fro . •• Pe Bukovskys were exiled labor. They would have to kill communicating directly wim Bukovsky's cause. They human-rights movement by th demonstrated on his birthday any means," she says. ftçp'u their homeland two years me first." Vladimir, she once waited before e Soviet mission to the "Luckil y, many young people thanks to a worldwide "He gave me my first lesson seven months just to find out UnitedthNa tions sent him are cont inui ng to carry on the npaIgn spearheaded by the in courage," says Mrs. whet her he was alive or dead, co untless lettersand and postcards. fight." n'4ierly gray-haired woman. Bukovsky 'of the"Tficident. She "Finally my eyes opened," . I "He did not get them, but the What can Westerners do to . She described her political admits she only slowly came to she says. "I realized we could regime did," she explains, help them? Mrs. Bukovsky uses awakening through friend and understand why her son would not get just ice from these in- "When the KGB %J gets sacks of the Russian word "glasnost" Iptrpreter Ludmilla Thorne sacrifice everything for the stitutlons." mail, they realize people know publicly — through more crfng a recent U.S. visit, cause of human rights. After losing her job In 1971, what's going on." 1 demonstrations and letterWs. beUion Ovs did not come early Vladmir reminded her she began sending messages The Bukovskys' personal writing cam paigns. She adds, Buk frequently not to fear the out of the country via Western nightmare came to an abrupt "Ttie hopes of the human-rights Nina flukovskv posed with her son for this photograph immediately after their purnaiIsm was her authorities during the two correspondents.She addressed end In December 1976 when movement pivot exile from the Soviet Union In 1976, on ft." rfession and that of difficult decades that followed. d1mfr's late father, from He compared dealing wfJJi them Virginia, the wolf?" Virginia, a tree-climbing timber wolf, has managed to h .. supply. in short ira1d._Sanford, Fl. $he H elped Fre e Diss ident. Son From Soviet Jail "He put a syringe In the gun and ft misfired three tbnt4,," Woolf" that keepers at the Los Thomi Slid. "I am niatIfled. Angeles Zoo are asking. It was the first time In years It's "How do we catch that gum has misfired. I'm ata V N Evening England, the owner of the van. ft van determined that death was caed by 01aM aid the appsred uIve was robbery. 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SPORTS 1OA-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Atlanta Stuns Bullets, 107-99 Wednesday, AprIl 1$, 1975 By United-Press InternsUonal court advantage througit the "I'd rather be in their Spurs 121, 76ers 120: west Division champion Kansa Washington Coach Dick playoffs - but that's little position than ours because George Gervin scored 29 City in the opener of their Matta has said any team that consolation to the stunned they've taken away our homepoints and Larry Kenon added Western Conference semifinal plans to take the NBA cham- defending champions, who court advantage," Motta said. 27, but it was unheralded Allan series. pionship away from his Bullets were upset at home, 107-99, by "Now, we have to go back out Bristow who helped lift San SuperSoules 112, Lakers 101: would have to earn it. the Hawks Tuesday night. The there and earn it. They played Antonio to victory before the Gus Williams shrugged off Mr. Matta, meet the Atlanta bestof -seven Eastern Con- well. They just plain kicked our largest crowd ever, in Texas, of early foul trouble and scorched Hawks. ference semifinal series is now fannies." 16,709. Los Angeles for a game-high 2The Bullets posted the tied, 1-1, and the scene shifts to Suns 102, Kings 99: points, combining with felloi' league's best record oyer the the Atlanta Omni for a classic Bob Dandridge had 36 points Paul Westphal scored 25 guard Dennis Johnson to key regider season - earnfa the matchup of the league's best for the Bullets, who take a 23-18 points and Walter Davis added second-half rally that led to th privilege of having the -home- home and road teams. road mark into the Omni. 24 to rally Phoenix east Mid- Sonics win. 7 Chase Crunches Railroaders, 1..- •4 c,j uuuIlJ 1,..•• :. ,; _______ - - •. . - A - ... c. - - , • -. Call it dog-tired, but conference in order a Gui'*dry, Jackson / • . matched him for six Innings "I told you I'd win one," said until Jackson snapped the tie Guidry, the American League with a line-drive home run Into Cy Yowa Award-winner Ind the first row of the right-field season. "We haven't begun to stands. Flanagan blamed the fight yet. I hope we don't home run on his own Indecision. struggle as much. It's too much "I got on top of my windup, anxiety." ready to throw acurvebajl,then Guidry was in complete I thought better of it," command Tuesday as he struck Flanagan said. "It was a out 10 and walked only two. hanging curveball. I knew right As well as Guidry threw, away it was a mistake." Baltimore's Mike Flanagan Elsewhere in the AL, Texas - -• .. Lissariiiiit Pint Federal . • - Sale homer, his second of the year, Concepcion highlighted Cincinin the first Inning for all the nati's seven-run first inning and . Pirates' scoring, lifted the Reds past Atlanta. Expes 5, Nets, 4: Padres 4, Gluts 3: \\j Rodney Scott's RBI single Dave Winfleld's single broke SJ' with one out In the 1h Inning an eighth-liming tie and RoUte it. with But amid the carnage at Cash with the Fingers pitched two Innings of Three River, Stadiumcareful winning runi, lifting Mout relief for his first over New York. Ozark would not be swept along victory to lead San Diego past IlL LI £ % ' Wiiu w5 team's tidal-wave '-. f'..L..r I. • San Francisco for the Giants' Cardinals -x.w.: \ • \ OWN. Dave Kingman 's two-run third straight loss. "1 would like to think this IA) homer In the fifth Inning Doers 16, Aitree I: could be a preview of our _______________ enabled K en Holtiman to gain Stove Yeager's two-run season, but this game won't • his first NI, victory in eight homer In the eighth liming have an effect on the entire years when Chicago topped St. snapped a 64 ti. and lifted Los season," said the Phillies' louis. twohomersanci two sjngluand Angeles put Hotaton. manager."The Pirates will still Mike Schmidt added a solo shot. Reds 7, Braves 4: be with us all the way. Maddox also had tine singles, Doubles by Dan Drleu,n, Bill Robinson hit a two-rim Champ summer. Enrique Romo's first pitch 4 Dns uFSfl after replacing Jim Bibby in the fifth, with the tam loaded, was ________________________ slammed over the ce**erfield -r , fence by Carry Maddox, who jgan Breen said, "The grand slam was the a flying (lrd time lever Saw him pltds. dJd In the second bell of the I couldn't find anyone who . Altamonte Springs Little really knew anything about . Roma, so I just went up there Hagin got a solid four-hitter èeady to swing." . with 15 strikeouts I ruin Van And Maddox was ready tO (Ja Golmont In edging the first half Mina awing all W , as anw ds*n with a pair of runs In _4 the top of the seventh Inning. quUIeldqr Bake McBride Goknoi* also had a key doabie. qomd for tine homers, --Breen Insurance wiuppid nine RBI and eight bits. P." . i McBride drove In five runs on $4,watt &mw If the Philadelphia Phillies' 13-2 rout of the Pittsburgh Pirates Tuesday night was a preview of their season, Manager Danny Osark Is all for CENTER 1(11), 4)-fl CHAIR a Co. AS AS S N Oam - :: - 4.•• ... 07~ • :: .:.. . - Hell '" . D.o.ISsi Cii* IJiiiø Ti'sI$ '" ::Celli" .. 11 J.Rmso •• Reid 'Si' Walsh - - 1i'il Graham slides, Franklin takes throw . * --. ___ / /' -•:. .- ?- . 'I __ Uod Wall and J.. Beaten hsns runs tolsad Oviedo Asto WI $011 WI siji over d Hol o sM .y Six. 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Mliwulse (Slates 0-0) 40 6)417.00. bibs lisnlso 0-0), 2 p.m. Twelfth Game chicgo (Wortham 2.0) at 7 MuIIiia-Dlaga 1430 746 5.00 ISsid-Waily Toronto (Clancy 1.1), 1 p.m. 4.10 1.00 Seattle (Honeycutt 02) 40 OOscar.Sadloia 3.10 Oskiand (Langford 0-3), 4:30 0(I.UM.ISsP(7-1) 1131I,T(7.I. p.m. 6)1.13111. A-2,$11$; Kindle $131,870. Baltimore (D.Martk*z 0-1) 40 Now York (John 24), S p.m. Thuriday4s Games. A 4 Major Jal Alai ___ - 483 35 I $2S -, - • 411 m" Grab Big Wins Orash Homers 3 Mosle Hagan, Wall,B.nton DOUBLEmBELTED PERFORMER! Dennis -- "----- Jack Lester is one of those folks who doesn't have to worry about where his next meal will come from. The Sanford resident caught a string of blue gills Saturday in the St. Johns River. Lester said he pulled them in over a two-hour span and used crickets for bait. LEANS 'EM? on 4 fibergi United Press International d BUT WHO Save _a Phi'lli'es Rout Bucs, 13-2 sbw '00SEFNIM s'~i I 3 I IS-Il 210 3 21 Boston nipped Milwaukee, 6-6, Nolan Ryan pitched a fourand Oakland edged Seattle, 6-5. hitter - his 3th career shutoutFreemen T "° III n , League games, - and Willie Alkens hit a solo MrpRy , ,, 2 II Wilson I 05 ai.uge spoiled the Sires Montreal edged New York 5.4 iiurner as • • •t.i 24 4 $ In 12 Innings, Chicago topped ' Twins' home opener in front of Wob 108 Totals is ii Louis, 5-3, Cincinnati downed a record crowd of 37,270. Cardinal I ndustries Atlanta, 7-4, Philadelphia White Sox 6, Blue Jays 1: 7% 91-14 Francisco Barrios and Mike Railroaders routed Pittsburgh, 13-2, .. . . Du.,.i.. -viego nipped Si n FrancIsco, 4- £ I UI7 WUII*ILVU VU UI1U1LI 3, and Los Angeles outslugged in pitching the White Sox to victory over the Blue Jays. Houston, Red Son 6, Brewers 5: Rangers 4, Indi ns 2: Fred Lynn's sixth homer of Buddy Bell drove In three the season, a two-run shot with runs with s double and a pair of one out in the ninth liming, sacrifice flies and Ferguson lifted the Red Son to victory Jenkins and Jim Kern corn- over Milwaukee. tAned on a six-hitter In leading A's I, MarIners 5: Rig. $34. plus fed. tax, Size the Rangers to their seventh Jim Esslan's two-out single in El Tigre 21$,. Wide 70 and 7$ set victory In eight games. the ninth inning scored Mitchell Iea$urea2 polyester ply bod y wi Tigers L Royals 3: Page with the run that gave the glass belts. Size 178.15 has 4p plies and 2 fiber glass belts. Met, Steve Kemp ignited a three- Oakland A's a 64 victory over blackwall only. No trade-in requ run, seventh-Inning rally with a the Seattle Mariners, before Tires mounted at no extra charç run-scoring single and Milt May only 653 fans. .- F CE0 ODYEAN AUTO SERVICE CENTER '' whipped Cleveland, 6-2, Detroit followed with a two-run double beat Kansas City, 6-3, Call- in pacing the Tigers to their Hunter fornia trimmed Minnesota, 6-0, third straight victory. :r :: Chicago downed Toronto, 8d1, Angels I, Twi I: Firm I is Dixon Guidry, winless In his first two outings, got It together for nine innings to pitch a threehitter, and Jackson homered to an ii I_I •L. In •h .n,,L5k ... Inning for the Yankees' fifth win In their last seven starts. By By United Press International relax," Ranger captain Dave on Ken Unseman's goal. burned by It, too." best-of-seven you generally The New York Rangers will Maloney said. "We have to Barber said he couldn't fault Ranger Coach Fred Shero, have one where everybody is at either profit from Monday control the puck instead of the Rangers. former mentor of the Flyers, each other's throats. Best of night's mistakes or find them- putting it around the boards." "Defending the lead is only a said he expects the series to get seven, we see too much of each selves down 2-0 In their quarter. The Rangersiij.thmptedto sit natural reaction," he said. inorephysicahtnd doesn't think other." final playoff series with the on a 2.1 lead in the third period, "You keep saying to yourself, tonight's game will be as tame The other three quarter-final Philadelphia Flyers, which but the Flyers managed the 'We've got to keep the pressure as Monday's. series also resume tonight with restu-nes tonight at Philadel- tying goal by Bill Barber with on.' But the natural reaction is "Sometimes you expect a Chicago at the New York phia. 4:58 left in regulation and then to pick your man up and not let physical game and you don't Islanders, Toronto at Montreal "We have to learn how to won it 44 seconds into overtime him get by you. We've been get it," he said. "Sure, in the and Pittsburgh at Boston. " RAILROADERS CARDINAL AS t H INDUSTRIES JØiH AS ill N MI? By United Press International Ron Guidry and Reggie Jackson, two of the heroes of last year's World Series flashed their championship form In sparking a 5-1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee ,I On - Rangers To Profit From Errors? - . , Ca..lI UWI5U Win • • jp_Pt ___________ Shell for - o Med1 9 cs; What was expected to be a run triple by Merthie were the safety for Medical Center, a ln the first and 101n the Second key first round game in the big hits of the third Inning second inning single, as Mer- before First Federal scored Sanford Little National League Chase. thie fanned 11 in five bmlnga three runs in the bottom of the was turned Into a Chase rout Dee Johnson had three hits Hobble Boyd pitched a one. Tuesday as the league leaders for the winners, all singles, and hitter for the Railroaders a his Shell pounded the First made lightwork of Medical Keith McGriff and Graham team claimed Its second Federal pitchers for 17 hits, Center's ace hurler Scott added two singlesiee including nine for extra bases. straight Krlger and posted an 11-1 In the first five games, Richard Leonard led the 'L1 victory. is 12-for-15 with six -for First Federal spotted hitting attack for the winners ., ( Chase is now 5-0. home runs, two triples and two Leonard Shell a 150 lead and with mers,adoubleanda Daryl Merth1red fl a one- doubles. couldn't overcome the wide single In four at bats, and five ___ hitter for Chase and continued Tony Van Burger had the only margin. Shell scored five r rues soured. He drove In five his torrid pace at the place, ________________________________________________ runs. Willie Brown was three I?ø 1 unloading a triple and single ln for five witha pair of doubles three at bats. and scored four runs and Lee Z J1dW In other league games Frederick was three for five Tuesday, the Railroaders . with a home run and double. blasted Cardinal Industries, 14Them Uggons and Robert %T 4, while Clem Leonard Shell 4 Hill each had a double and outlasted First Federal, 22-11. single for Clem Leonard Shell. r Chase RD the bottom of the first and held . FEDERAL : a2-1 lead after two innings AS RN *5tH Frederick 13 3 Dim 41 1 ore pushing six run LNMrdS OMs * plateward in the bottom of the 11 1 I third. S. Hill 3 1 1 Hall 34:11 Harold PhsIss by Tim VhIC.R1 Swiss Knight Methle and ClintBylgto slapped back-to-back RBI W.ejjr; 21 Jackson I singles in the first after pair of & -' . ::: walks to account for the two " runs. A two-run single by .41 -. . Theodore Graham and a Beam . Wednesday. April 18, 1979-11, U • U U7 W*TI*p*$K*, .11'5 ad Lssftw skbyI4p..t-,1 . 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First Street 3222821 - Mon-Fri. 86, Sat. 9.5 I 111 -.-. - .-. -.. - .-• - -•- :.. -- - _. . -- - -- ...... - .- - - .! -. -- - - - ------------ - . -. .. '. .. - . . .. . - -_. . -.-- - - p-, P •'•4 I' • -. - �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, April iS, ifl - SEA Plans Pursuit Of School Board Suit COUNTY By SHARON CAREA5CO Its suit against the school board Herald Staff Writer because of the "harassment" school employees suffered in Although a former Insurance 1977. company has pledged to make The association filed its suit good its unpaid claims, the Seminole Educatlon in 1977 when the school board Assoclz#Ifon (SEA) still plans to refused to pay the unpaid pursue its suit filed against the claims of the defunct Old school board. Securities Insurance Company Gene Grooms, executive of Kansas City. The insurance director of SEA, said today the company went into receiverassociation will not withdraw ship in 1977 and left almost a . IN BRIEF Advisory Committee Meets On Voting Method Switch By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The 15-member advisory committee, named by the county commission to study and make recommendations by mid-May on whether the county should continue using conventional voting machines or switch to the computer card method of voting, will hold its first meeting Thursday night. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. In Courtroom A at the Seminole County courthouse. Serving on the committee are: Rod Cable, chalrrr.dn of the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee and Kathleen Reynolds, Democratic state committeewoman; Bill McCullum, chairman of the Seminole Republican Executive Committee and Fred Streetman, Republican state committeeman; Allen C. Goetz and E. Ray Mooney of the Seminole County League of Civic Associations; Linda Maya and Susan Warren of the Seminole County League of Women Voters; Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, appointed by Supervisor of elections Camilla Bruce; Longwood City Clerk Linda Martin, appointee of the Council of Local Governments in Seminole County; and county commission appointees, Edna Staley, Shirley Bennett, DeeDee Schaffner, Pat Chisarnore and Trudy Nopper. Bus Service Loan Possible County Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff gave his colleagues the good news Tuesday that at least half of the $500,O() granted by the U. S. Department of Transportation for the annual operation of the Orange— Seminole-Osceola Transportation Authority (OSOTA) bus system that serves Seminole and Orange County has been guaranteed. But, he added, those funds may not be available by May I when capital on hand will have been used up. While OSOTA awaits the federal money, it may be necessary for Orange and Seminole Counties to advance funds in the form of a loan, he advised fellow commissioners. The federal money was delayed by the U. S. Department of Labor while a dispute between OSOTA and the Amaigmated Transportation Union was being worked out. An election to be held for OSOTA bus drivers in the next few weeks so they may choose whethcj they want the union to represent them for collective bargaining purposes. Roth Gets Appointment Larry Roth, president of the Seminole County Bar Association, will join three other local attorneys as members of the Fred R. Wilson Memorial Law Library advisory committee. Cy Commissioners Tuesday appoMed Roth to the committee which overseesthe operation of the law library at the courthouse. Others on the committee are William Leffler, Fred M. Hilt, and Gary Siegel. Terms are for a period of three years. Chickens Vs. Mosquitoes The Seminole County Health Department within the next few weeks will begin a "light trapping" program using chickens set out at known feeding and breeding places of the mosquito that carries the SL Louis encephalitis virus in the county. County commissioners approved the expenditure of $2,180 Tuesday for the program. This will be the fourth year In a row the trapping program has taken place. While the program last year showed the mosquito, which carries the virus, was present In Seminole County, no St. Louis encephalitis cases Involving Seminole residents occurred. AREA DEATH CORBIN SINCLAIR Former Sanford resident Corbin H. Sinclair, 15, died of acute leukemia on April 8 in Warrenville, Ill, after a short illness. The son of Dr. and Mrs. Larry R. Sinclair of 29W 430 Thornwood Lane, Warrenville, he moved there with his family JHUNT MONUMENTk1L1 I1• IPFERN Ph 339 69U ___ Obronto Markets Funeral services and burial were held in San Miguel, Calif. the receiver, in a letter to Layer, said the insurance company may be able to pay 11100 percent on the dollar" for the unpaid claims. But Grooms said the recent development doesn't change the status of the lawsuit, "That letter (to Layer) was gotten from some teachers writing to the receiver," Grooms said. "This matter should have been taken care of two years ago. "The contract was between the school board and the insurance company. When it defaulted, all those claims should have been taken care of by the school board," Grooms contended, "As a result, some of these employees have been harassed and bugged by creditors. Some have been taken to cowl for Payment of their claims," he said. Grooms said the association cannot count on the insurance company to pay its claim 100 percent. "He (Forbes) said he hoped they could pay 100 percent on the dollar but it could be 60 or 50 percent. That's anybody's guess." Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. zone Finds Chinese Food Is Generall y Fat-Free A WASHINGTON (UPI) — The proceedings about the "date of Today, however, the court Herbert, who is pressing a $44.7 a hero in the news media for his "The Selling of Col. Herbert," Supreme Court ruled 6-3 today mind" he had when putting majority said reporters alleged million libel suit against the willingness to speak out. But a aired on Feb. 4,1973, Cast doubt that a journalist who is sued for together a television docianen- to have circulated falsehoods Columbia Broadcasting "60 Minutes" report called on his allegations. libel by a public figure may be tary. have no special First Amend- System, correspondent Mike compelled to disclose thoughts that shields Wallace, "60 Minutes" menLprlvuege. In 1964, the Supreme Court and opinions he held while Own from being questioned producer Barry Lando and made It difficult for public preparing a news story. Atlantic Monthly magazine. Earlier story, page SA officials or other prominent The justices overturned a people to bring successful libel about the editorial process that The career soldier publicly U.S. appeals court's ruling that suits by ruling they mud show would produce evidence of charged in 1971 that the Army I a producer for the CBS 1160 "actual malice" or "reckless "actual malice," had covered up Vietnam War Minutes" program need not disregard" of the truth in order The court acted on an appeal atrocities. 1 answer questions during libel to win damages in such asuit. by former U. Col. Anthony At first, he was portrayed as ffV, /jj Personal Income Increases 4 ...CETA C STENSTROM IfALff - IfALTORS 202-2421 or 3224484 1166 PARK DI., SANFORD JennAir's GdII-Rop eqyd to ur pod 1ase! 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We want to be your savings and loan home. close to home. -- Dad Worries Sports tut Will Make Poor Husband And Father DEAR ABBY: Our daughter, Amy, is engaged to a fellow who is a sports nut. Jerry follows baseball, basketball, football, hockey any sport. He's an authority. He knows the names and numbers of all the players, how much they earn, who was traded for whom, etc. Jerry would sit and watch TV replayl and live games all day if he DEAR ABBY: My father's could. And when he's not English Is so pooi it's emwatching sports, her reading barrassing. He says, "He about It or talking about it. I don't", They was," "There worry that after they're ain't no," etc. mrnTl.d hp'll tnnfri ,w &ias.._, am oniy ii, I Ulinx husband and worse father it is never too late for a person because all he seems to live for to learn, and my father could is sports. I've tried to warn learn if he wanted to. He's 35 Amy, but she doesn't listen. and was born in this country, Amy doesn't en joy sports as but sometimes he talks like a much as Jerry, but goes along foreigner. with It just to please him. Sometimes I correct him in Jerry Is a nice enough fellow front of people because if I otherwise, but being sports waited and corrected him later, crazy, what would you say their he'd claim he never said what I chances are for a successful said he said, and then we'd have marriage? a fight. AMY'S POP Don't you think adults should DEAR POP: Who haiws? in take criticism with a smile and spite of Jerry's .preoccapailoe appreciate it even though It's with iports and Amy's lack of from a 14-year-old? enthusiasm for It, they could LENNY IN THE BRONX have a great marriage. You sound like a well4ntentiosed DEAR LENNY: It's father who's ruulag In- knmil(.tlng to be corrected In terference for his little girl who thc presence of others Your might well be able I. call her leteatisne may be good, but own signals Back elf, Dad. yew tg is bade - ,, ,...... suwuuzz ______ _____ / DEAR ABBY: My wife and I divorced after a 20-year marriage. My girlfriend has been living with me for the last nine mouths. My eldest son, 19, girlfriend living with him, and the problem is that his uij' girlfriend at all. My ion and his girlfriend told me they are getting married In July. They've made wedding plans and have decided that my wife and I will be invited, but neither of us is allowed to bring a date. This plainly means the girl I live with is not invited. mix up a few simple things," said Jackie. Jackie learned to cook in Home Economics classes in school. "In fact, I won a Betty Crocker Cake Contest when was in high school', mitted. Ma king grocery money go further these days is no easy task, hut Jackie says she saves money by going to a discount . ex-- isso hurt that I'm not even sure she'd go if they changed their minds and invited her. I'm leaving the decision up to you. )SANFORD MIXED-UPMESS DEAR MIXED-UP: First find out whether your we and his fiancee will change their mInds and Invite your girlfriend. If they wol'S, and you want a good relationship with your son, go without her, 11 they DO Invite her, fry to persuade her to attend with U she refuses, go alone. - -- . - L ., eat Serves 6, . - Herald Photo by Eld. Nichols) where I already have the macrame, ceramics and Ingredients. Cheaper cuts of needlepoint. "I love to take care meat may be used and you still of my flowers, also," she said. get the nutrition," she said. MTBAU.S Because her daughter Is not VArrmullurlitumw supposed to have salt, Jackie has been trying to keep all salt i lb. ground beef out of her recipes. "We really -o cup fine dry breadcrumbs can't tell any difference," she cup minced onion said. 'i tsp. cornstarch • • . '-,. -. - Dr. Paula B. Johnson of the University of California at Los Angeles's department of psychology, who analyzed the data,saysshe believes this Is due to Pressures built up by both type of non-traditional role for women leads to an increased risk of alcoholism." Consequently, she suggests "employers should take into account the responsibilites of working women - and husbands should take into account the expanded duties of their working wives and help them with MalnOffice 1 1 .. , 555 Enterprise Road Orange City, florida 32763 WOOD TàPbOn. 7756000 SOM ORLANDO OVIEDO 1874 S S.moran Roulavard Orlando. Florida 32007 Telephone 277.7500 0 W 1ERMRK MARINATED CARROTS 2 lb. carrots 1 large onion 1 large green pepper 1 tsp. salt I - l0L oz. can tomato soup 12 cup salad oil a cup vinegar 1 tsp. pepper 1 cup sugar Prepare carrots. Cook until tender. Slice the pepper and carrots 4 eggs 3 cups flour 2L tsp. baking powder 2 tsp. soda 2 tsp. cinnamon L2 tsp. salt 1 cup drained, crushed pineapple 1 cup chopped nuts Mix oil, eggs, sugar and carrots. Sift flour with baking powder, soda, salt and clnnamon. Add dry Ingredients to onion. Combine soup, sugar, oil, salt, pepper and vinegar In pan. Bring to boil. Stir to dissolve sugar. Pour hot mixture over sugar mixture. Beating well, vegetables and stir carefully, Cool and refrigerate overnight VEGETABLE CASSEROLE 2 PkIIS. Brusiet add pineapple and nuts. Bake in greased 10 Inch tube pan at 375 degrees for 60 min. Coot and frost. Snroutk FroaftOZ. pkg cream cheese 2 cups confectioners sugar I tsp. milk I tsp. vanill a Mix tnttther. (frozen) 2 pkgs. broccoli (frozen) 2 pkgs. cauliflower or i fresh head Cook all ingredients together married working women have an unusual alcohol problem. Nor is there evidence that married V# haveany special drinking have problems. "Yet we concluded," she says, "That married women who are employed have significantly higher rates of both problem and heavier drinking than either single working women, "No similar relationship occurs for men," Dr. Johnson says, "raising the distinct possibility that this Women •fl— w.. • the traditional household chores." Dr Johnson says she at first believed the additional drinking might be due to a woman's low socioeconomic status. But she found It to be just the op- posite. middle and higher economic levels, while It disappears for women at the lowest economic levels." - 00 YOU . • "To our surprise," she says, "the (drinking) relationship is even stronger for women at THERE IS NOT or NEVER WAS A 'DON'S" BEAUTY SALON LOCATED AT 710 W. FIRST ST. SELL YOUR HOME? SELL HOMES, WHY DON'T 1 WEGET / TOGETHER REALTY HAS MOVED TO - 1200 S. SANFORD AVE. VOW •A '- — ED HIGGINS STENSTROM Family Hair Car. !! 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EIther or both are possible, according to a study of 1,100 women nationwide, the Health Insurance Institute reports. winter Path, Florida 32789 li4 melts. 1 cup Burgundy wine 2 bouillon cubes PICKLED SAUERKRAUT L4 tsp. salt lcan sauerkraut, drained and Combine beef, breadcrumbs, rinsed onion, cornstarch, allspice, egg, 1 cup chopped onion milk, salt and pepper. Shape 1 cup chopped green pepper Into about 30 small balls and 1 cup chopped celery brown balls In melted fat. 3 tsp. diced pimento Remove balls from pan and add 1 tsp. celery seed flour and blend. Stir In water, tsp. salt Burgundy, bouillon cubes and 10 tsp. pepper "vi tsp. salt. Cook, stirring 3 tsp. vinegar 3 cup sugar constantly, until smooth. Place balls In sauce; cover, and Combine ingredients. Let set simmer 30 mm. Transfer to overnight. chafing dish and keep hot. Serve with rice or noodles. CARROT CAKE Work Pressu re May Drive Women To Drink I am ready to tell them that if I can't bring my girlfriend I will not attend, either. My girlfriend Telephone 322.1242 or Orlando 831.5554 LONGWOOD omca State Road 434 at U.S. Hwy. 17-92 Longwood, Florida 32750 WINItI FAM OFFICE 1250 Ii. Road 2 cups water tsp. pepper Marriage, - . . . Seminole Appliance krvlcs IN N. PALMETTO AVE. LISOYs PAT TAYLOR 31% ,'.. ,:i'kjt' Ilarmoti prepares frosting for carrot cake. store where you bag your own Jackie is president of the groceries. "It's really quite a Camelot Homemakers' Club. savings. I also try to use recipes She enjoys crafts, such as . 9 LOCATIONS . . eJENNAIR . ¶., Cheryl, Jackie's 10-year-old SANFORD MAIN OFFICE P.O. Box 2O99,312W. First S Sanford. Florida 32711 'I mis ... .. - daughter, is learning to cook. "She's working toward her Girl Scout badge and can already tsp. salt 1.4 cup fat 3 tbsp. flour until thawed. Add 2 cups Mushroom soup, salt and pepper to taste, 2 Tbsp. butter. Mix well. Sprinkle Cheddar Cheese, broken into small pieces, and cracker crumbs on top. Place in oven until cheese 12 2 J -. Now, we only have a few tomato . 1 DIMlY C') .......... plants here," she said. Telephone 834.3200 FOREST CITY tsp. allspice 1 egg, slightly beaten 34 cup milk .. hers," she explained. While living in the North, Jackie always had a garden. "I did a lot of canning and freezing then. • "I . . . indication that non- . APOPIIA . Book." The Grange is an organization in the North. "We're from Pennsylvania, and the cookbook is a collect ion of recipes f rom Grange mem- - ORANGE CITY Jn-Air'sGrill-Range gives you the unique flexibility to prepare the foods you want the way you want to prepare them. And that adds up to great flavor! Select from either glass-ceramic or conventional electric cookiops. convert to the popular CharFlavor grill in seconds ...andaddanyof4 accessories to rotiss. shish kebab, griddle or trench f! PLUS. en joy the exclusive dual-usage radiant/convicted heat oven that lets you roast up to 30% fastsrtCome see JennAir and find out what 'good taste' is all about! . 1 .:' cookbook Li the "Grange Cook - 6 !! _____ Walton, chaplain; and Vicky Farr, treasurer, that's no longer a problem," Commander Martha Zimmer of DAV Auxiliary No. she laughed. She found a slow-cooker a ? 30 presented the charter. Any girls, ages 8 to 17, great whose father, mother, brother or sister is a disabled "Buthelp when she worked. now that I'm not working, veteran is eligible for membership and welcome to I don't use it as much. I. Join the auxiliary. A collector of cookbooks and recipes from newspapers and magazines, Jackie's favorite ... . ., - FOR AUXILIARY WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Department reported today. by 196,000 in March and retail reported that housing personal income of Americans The sizable gain was an- sales jumped 1 percent, the tion In March rose nearly 30 rose 119.2 tAllion— or.1 percent ticipated by government econo- same gain as persona] income. percent over the weather- / — last month for the largest mists because the number of March's rise was stronger depressed February level. Increase of 1979, the Commerce persona holding jobs advanced than the 0.7 percent rise In Taken together, the fresh February and the 0.4 percent batch of economic figures may / COMPLETE LINE OF January increase, the Corn- heighten the debate within the SEAFOOD SEASONINGS merce Department said. Itwas administration over whether AND PREPARATIONS the largest since December's the government should further / 1.4 percent gain, tighten economic policies in (Continued From Page 1A order to cool the economy and housepared and two treatment Personal income is a cio. All programs. The miaesgn- workers at a cod of $23,400 watched economic indicator. d5xnpefl inflation. library coordinator is to be involving the education and When income rises, it means Federal Reserve Board responsible for providing treatment of severely func- there are more dollars ava1la Chairman G. WllhI2m Miller professional services In tlonally retardud diets. le for consumers to spend in has made It clear he does not Owning, developing and ad- Disapproved was a request supermarkets, department favor tightening credit any PHONE 3234890 ministering policies, for asix.moslth extension for an stores and other retail este- more and that the economy fs 1219 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD procedures and programs of the occupational specialist at $ cost Whshinents. already slowing down from the Henry S. Sanford Museum- of$,93S.S0 for the Drug Acflon The newstatlstics came one rapid pace oflastyear'sfowth Library. Committee. day after the government quarter. Projects approved Include: a laboratory technician at $7,109.12 for the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural &ii'nces and a sixmonth extension for three laboratory ts'clmiclans at a cost of $11,783.97 for the blind mosquito research program; United Cerebral Palsy, six months, personal assistance aide $4,259.66; Seminole Community College, six months, a secretary at $4,079.81 for vocational technical add missions project; Seminole missions Youth Sports Association, six months, three persona at a cost of $19,842.77 for sports scholastics; Performing Arts Co. of Florida for four months for a manager and a secretaryreceptionist at a cost of $647.77 for statewide outreach projects; SnInoIe Community Actiloo, five-month extenAm, all persona at a cost of $29,884.20 for renovations of Headatart Centers; Threshold Residential Treatment Ceder, 1$ months duration for a By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Jackie Harmon, of J Casselberry, is especially fond of Chinese food, but enjoys all types of cooking. In trying to keep away from fatty foods, Jackie has found Chinese dishes are generally fat-free. "The recipes I'm giving you aren't too heavy. That's why we all like Chinese food," she said. The Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Chapter Having recently acquired a 30, Sanford, has started a Junior Auxiliar y. Newly microwave oven, Jackie finds it installed officers are (from left) Kim Smith, corn- most convenient for defrosting. mander; Jenny Hunter, senior vice commander; "I'd always forget to defrost Deanna Shephard, junior vice commander; Barbie meat ahead of time, and now -. SH FREoDAILY / Wednesday, April le, 1979-18 Cook Of The Week Supreme Court Overturns Libel Ruling 'DO YOU I WANTTO 1 SELL YOUR HOME? from Sanford in June, 1971. A_________ I SELL former student at Lakeview I HOMISI Middle School, he was a freshHY DON'T main at Whsaton-Warresvjiis IT WE GET High School. II, was active In OGITNERI the drama departmu*, the Swing Choir, and was a pole ej FATNI vaulter with the track team. Be had a papas' rout, for the REALTOR. ASSOCIATE Chicago Tribune. In addition to his parents, be is survived by his 51111 5111141r, ., Loris Aim. half million dollars of unpaid school employees medical, dental and life In clilmi. School Superintendent William P. Layer announced Tuesday the Insurance cornpany has a "good chance" of making good its unpaid claims for approximately $446,000 Inthe next several months. David Forbes, spokesman for OURSELVES 1003 Was Orang, BIowm Trail Apopa. Florida 32703 Ielaphone 8894900 F0.$T CITY omca (Corner 3301 Samoran Drivi Club ,,d &SR 436) "Godspefl," a mkal based on the lapel according Is sl. NI&Mewo, Is playing tonight sod Thursday might it Seminole High School auditorium, at 7:36 p.m. Admission Is $2 per penis. Directed. by drama teacher, Jane Epps, the last. naced play of colorful, creative characters Is sure to delight the audience. Anthony Sultom is assistant director With Bob moolcal director. Jimmy Miller portrays Jesim with John Perinchief as John the BaptIst. - -,- —. ----- ta '! �LOND%E ,. 28—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. BO55 I NEED Wednesday, April 1$, 1979 (ER, (ITLL EITHER BE,' WHEN SPRINGTIME TO KNOW WI.4EN ( YOU'RE GOING it GIVE ME A RAISE it5 IN ThE WHEN rr's IT' LL SLEEPY TIME DOWN SOUTH" I OCE5'.) PROBABLY BE WHEN MY HAIR HAS TURNED 70 1 )1i 'r - LOA 10 by Mort Walker I I I F ( IGOTTHE LAST ONE TH EY HHAP Answer to Previous Puzzle 49 Tristan s 7 Rim of jar (Ph beloved 11 Portugal and 51 Obtain Spain asoning 12 Rarefy 53 In a row 14 Make a 54 Males d choice to — A1%O*I* 42 Arm 45 Cultivator Within the 46 Dine time of 10 i ACROSS by Chic Young IJIlF1 HI I I I0rT RA 41 II lkp AL T1E 1 ° R114AN I ___ T£T0N I 0WN?...tT' 1 0 Ti 'MI iii Mlgralne Headaches Common Complaint UIP1iUIWSi I I DEAR DR. LAMB— Will You please help me? I've been told N L i 15 Light inventc,, I A!J4! a very good doctor that I by 16 Slogan apple E i NlIIooIuIois T ir 17 Shaped with 56 Find out t14jI have migraine headaches. They iav o c Itu p an ax ffj 1iJAfitI J çjjjiJ are very painful and long 19 Snakes DOWN s A lading. I cannot dad and lget IIILtAITJ IJIRIEl [!flL 20 Made tranquil very dizzy and Ill. Ihave to stay 22 Reside 1 Record 21 Rams mates 40 Performed In bed for it day or more at a 25 Playing 2 Over (Get) 22 Craving anew marble 3 Place 23 Large wading time. I'm not on any medication 41 Greek 19 flneart ,an,nn rnnl.,Inarn viro except aspirin now and men. goddess of of shifting 4 Make angry 24 Meadow I'm in my mld-30s and keep Aspirin does work In some sand 5 Alcove peace mouse 29 German house. I have one child, 7 years mild cases and at the very onset 6 Controlled by 26 Diminutive suf• 42 Mae West submarine.. Harrier old, and am a professional coffee will sometimes relieve fix • role (comp wd) 7 Pot cover person working 40 hairs a the headache. There are a 27 Deteriorates 31 Voter 8 Greek epic 43 Egyptian deity 28 Grotto (poet) week These headaches arc number of other medicines that 33 Crazier poem 44 Single (prefix) 30 Cans 35 Hushed ruining my life. My doctor does have been used successfully in 9 Name for a 46 Erin 32 Genus of 36 Mao cat not say much except to relax treating migraine headaches in African tree 47 With (Fr) lung 10 Halt recent years. Some of these can and live a quiet life, 34 One or the 37 Nothing 12 Of the teeth 48 Put to proof I'll have Only be used temporarily but: DEAR READER other 38 In case that 13 Ensign (abbr) 50 Apply lightly can be used even to prevent the 39 More 39 Seaport in 18 Great defeat to depend on your statement 52 Dull routine Oregon 20 Close securely competent that you do have migraine occurence of headaches. — — — — — — — — — — If you continue to haie' headaches. The typical 1 2 4 3 5 6 7 10 8 9 migraine Is associated with problems, may I suggest tlt: — -- - -— headaches along the side of the you ask your doctor to refer you . 11 12 head and often involving the to a neurologist. After 1 eye. They can either be on one evaluation of your can he may 14 15 or both sides of the head. Often decide that you should use one 16 17 18 there are preceding symptoms of the newer mnedlclnes either to 119 that warn a person one is prevent headaches or to control —— 20 21 starting. Being sick at your those that occur. —— stomach and having digestive I airi sending you The Health 22 23 24 25 26 127 28 complaints are a common pad latter number 24, Headache: n's most Common Corn. of the problem. 29 30 31 32 They can be mild or severe. plaint. It will give you a general The location of the pain may appreciation of the problems of: 33 34 vary enormously. That's why a headaches and what causes: 1 1 3 doctor has to listen very them as well as some specific 36 — 37 38 carefully to the history and the information on mlgraine —— ——— course of events before he can headaches. Other readers who". 140 41 decide definitely that a want this Issue can send 50 — — — 42 43 44 45 headabhe belongs to the. cents With a long, stamped, self46 47 48 addressed envelope for it. Send migraine group. — your request to me in care of 50 51 i52 -Migraine headaches are this newspaper, P0 Box 1551,. 53 sT J usually associated with Radio City Station, New York,: changes In circulation to the NY ixia. brain and head region —----sT I Relaxation is Important in' — I sometimes from overdlstenslon preventing — — — — — — migraine Of arteries and apparently, In headaches. It's Important for some Imtances, because 01 people who have these excessive constriction of the problems to understand what arteries preceding the causes them In terms of the1r. headache. regular life style. Usually the By BERNICE BEDE 080L changes In artery size people that have migraine The the basis for the use of headaches are perfectionists. For Thursday, April 19, 1979 ergotamine tartrate. This They work extra hard at trying medication acts on the arteries to please. They set standards YOUR BIRTHDAY VIRGO (Aug.3.$p( 22) and Is often specific for too high for themselves and AWI1 19, lfl Watch your social Image today. You will have many 0P Unintentionally, you could be relieving the headache at its they pay the price with a port unities to Improve your lot too jjjf ,4 Ar too self- onset. For this reason it Is headache. Learning to unIn life, M help as your social gratifying, which won"t go over somnetlines used to establish a derstand your own emotional migraine dynamics sometimes helps you diagnosis of standing, this coming year. well with your friends. avoid these kinds of pitfalls. headache. However, you shouldn't rely solely upon luck to do UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) everything for you. Guard against boastfulness or ARI(March n.0 19) exaggeration today. Such You could be Judge agotgc,j behavior works against you. It and be put down If you attent could even affect your clone to dictate to others today. Do UIDCIMIOI& inn bid which showed 22 or 21 your own thing and let them do points was the minimum of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 22 and South's three-notheirs. Beginning with your trump response which Tell the truth today, but phrase birthday, find out what Un year showed a balanced 10-12 was it very carefully or what you ahead holds for you. Send for the minimum 10. your Aatro-Graph Letter by say might be misinterpreted. A On the other hand if the mailing $1 for each to Astro. friend or associate could be hand were actually played the chances are that expert Graph, P.O. Box 419, Radio deeply hurt. South would make it. City, N.Y. 119. Be sure to South wins the heart In SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. specify birth sign. dummy and plays a spade. 21) You'd be wise to let At this point if East is careTAURUS (April 20May 20 someone else take over your less he will play the four. Important details Can not be purse strings. The one thing you Spot. South will stick in the Ignored today. No matter how are not good at Is handling your 10. Later on South will run off the hearts, cash the ace hard you try to push then Into financial affairs. of spades and the diamonds. the background, they'll return On the last diamond East to hatgt you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. will be squeezed in clubs and spades. 19) The way you are doing GEMINI( May 21-June 30) Be Eddy points out that East on guard today. mere are some things today could try the can break up the squeeze by patience of even your most tricky conditions that could playing a spade honor at loyal friends. Watch out or you trick two. spell trouble in your financial might get a piece of someone's Look the whole hand over dealings carefully. That spade play be the cause. becomes an easy one. South Is known to have the queen AQUARIUS (Jan. 3G-Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) of hearts from the opening You're prone to be very In. It Won't OC* YOU V YOU try tO lead. 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Radio CI)P' could damage thing. cause Porth's two-club open- Station. New York N. V. 10019,) 101 Pt Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Cassini .igns' Americ an Look, By JOHN MOODY he has captured, defined and hopes of becoming a diplomat. Today, at 66, Cassini exudes stomachs, sloping shoulders or popular again this season, UP! Men's Fashion Editor perfected the ultimate But times were difficult even the good life he had led and is concave chests. including leather ribbing, NEW YORK (UP!) — Oleg "American look." for ex-countesses and their sons built much like the cowboys he Nor are they cheap. Suits patchiess slant pockets and a Cassini, the Pled Piper of men's "The American cowboy Is (the Russian revolution ended Idolizes, average between $250 and $300. definable yoke. fashion designers, doesn't need every man's envy," Cassini all trappings of royalty) and in "I think I've retained the "I'm not recognition, said In a recent Interview at his 1936 Oleg came to America with physique of a young man and, everyone," trying tc please He also has introduced to the the white-haired American But the man who outfitted sumptuous Manhattan his brother, Igor, who became consequently, the market Amara, a clothes I designer said. "I want to clothe Jacqueline Kennedy during her townhouse. "The stereotype Is known as gossip columnist make look good on Japanese fabric that bears an young men. I people who have some White House years wants to set tall, thin, well built, completely Choliy Knickerbocker, body uncanny resemblance to Ultra. think all designers are in- discipline, who want to look suede, the record straight about his masculine. Who wouldn't like to Cassini's women's clothes fluenced by the physical con- their best and are willing to contribution to the world of look like that?" attracted Increased attention, ditlon they find themselves in." work for It. If they do their But unlike the Western "fad" fashion. The son of a Russian countess and during the Kennedy He Is unsympathetic with share, I'll do mine, clothes, Cassini says his line And with his signature line of and a diplomatic attache, "Camelot" years he was,chosen those who His share consists of creating will become timeless, the equal do not meet his Western-style menswear for Cassini was born In Paris, the personal designer for the standards. "Cassini West" a look much like the Western of the blue blazer and the Phoenix Clothes, Cassini feels educated In Florence and had first lady. clothes do not hide bulging clothes that have become pinstripe suit. - - r I tLJkg 'L/ I BORN LOSER by Art Sansom CKI .,pMAY I1ofl4l, t Iceow,,, 3 LIU ACHIE by Bob Montana THE F I I HAVE YOU :• L __ tqk & MEEK by Howie Schneider L)S ME, BUT IULD (YEAI1,.50 ) UUOULD .j / 0 j PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer WHAT 'VHEiOLP'I "0' M - GIVE ME INCENTIVE, P117 THE ME10 QUIT I HE WROTE (liT A POCTOR PRINKING!I LITTLE PAPY A POPULAR 'SONG. WHAT IS IT? C 'FI;:TYWA L ERLWER'! _ER'! _____ BUGS BUNNY , by Stoffel & H,lmdahl NICE T'BE YA.FQPI U.S. Pres idents BySYLVIAPALMER The Herald Services FULLERTON, Calif. (NEA) The only thing she could count on was that lunch would be served at noon. She seldom knew the number or names of the guests until moments before the first course was to be served. But it was spontaneity In her cooking that made Josephine Berger so popular with the celebrities at movie producer Samuel Goldwyn's table. They included Bette Davis, Clark Gable, Judy Garland, Joan Crawford, Bing Crosby, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Harry S. Truman and Richard Nixon to name a few. Now 19 and a resident of a local convalescent hospital, Mrs. Berger usually prefers to have someone else do the cooking. But she can still serve up delightful reminiscences of her days as a chef to the stars. Cooking came naturally by necessity to Mrs. Berger. The eldest of the 12 children of an Austrian shoemaker and his wife, she taught herself to cook to help her mother care for the large family. "No one ever taught me how to cook," the white-haired Mrs. Berger recalls. "I could just take things, throw them together and they woUld come out tasting good." She was only 10 when she immigrated with her family to New York City. "Papa had heard from friends how good America was so he decided he would find out for himself," she explains. • "If it was good. we would stay; if not, we would go back to Austria." Apparently Papa found the country to his liking. The family made it its permanent home. Shortly after her arrival, Mrs. Berger began hiring out as a cook for the wealthy families of New York and Vermont, including members of the Rockefeller clan. Her earnings went to her mother to help care for the family. AtlS,she met Alfred Berger, who applied for a job asa butler at a home where she was In charge of the household staff. She hired him, and they were married soon after. Eventually they settled In southern California. Mrs. Berger's path crossed that of pioneer movie maker Goldwyn In the m1d4940s. As she remembers it, Goldwyn was a guest one evening at the home of her employer. He needed a cook legend had fthe had flred22 cooks in22 days — and hired her away that night after just a few bites of her cooking. Although Goldwyn wanted Mrs. Berger to manage his Beverly Hills home, she agreed only to cook noon meals in his studio apartment. By then she had a young son, and her main interest was her faimly. To have a chef just to prepare lunch might seem the height of elegance. But to Goldwyn, lunch was more than nourishment. It was a time to interview proapective actors and actresses, conduct script conferences and entertain the reigning celebrities of the day, including politicians "Mr. Goldwyn often judged people by the way they ate," she recalls. Mrs. Bergerfigures that all the big names in Hollywood t*oke bread with the producer at one time or another. Her particular favorites were Gable-("he was so nice and so ' handsome too"). Miss Crawford ("a real fine lady") and Crosby ('a nice fellow") who once sang to her. She says Was Garland was "all right to a certain extent. She always waited things her way, and If she got It, was fine." 4 sheOne guest was then-Vice President Nixon, who proclaimed Mrs. Berger the finest cook ever. B. offered her a job In his own household, but Goidwyn reaponded that Mrs Berger could leave only "over my dead body." Mrs. Berger runenben that Goldwyo's fano.a glasts dellgt4ed In her cooking. "They would ask me. 'How do you make this I've never bed anything like It before?' Or, -Whet school did you goto?' And! would jodtapmy Wood and say, It's all from up here, imagb4kp," Unlike mod chefs, Mrs. Berger was not avers, to giving out her ON recipes. "I would jod Will them to come out into the kitch,n, sit down and write it out asIdIctMaIIt," I she rICaUL Mrs Berger'o culinary duties wu't cothesd to Galduyn'i l'i"eons lbS producer fr,In,141y hod her ta. meals tosifthei'ir who bad aiapa,t. med In the Goidwyn studios. He was Howard Hughes And when Jobs Gilbert had a minor rim.in with the law aldwee bowed CtaibO(tw city iall,COIdWYD had Mrs. Birger tabs a bishit 01 specially prepared ___to the actOr's celL Golduyn tleqrmily invited Mrs. Bsrgsr to sit with fj 06hopre1ewsdusWftaidP4edhSrIpW:_an them. That fact prompted his wife to ci—", " SJ01L1 wee the aedy p.rson.vbo could say us to lem - - - .. - _____ OI1 FRANK AND_ERNEST by Bob Thaves FFW pøaicu cANir 'THl IS IT' REVIAL MYSUPER POWIER9 I'vE or it TAKE A PIVI.' by Stan Lie and John Romlip: # THAT 15 SINKS HE-- Al *6T IT!. HURT! TuMPING FOR JOY! : A CAI= row.. 6IVEN'u ANE LMl' ' 41 - OMPLININIPMOUI' 11 s if MY V9LWJV6,v AND , 'vbu HIAR MP.... IS Quil' I DO 'V Pt - '. YOU — dQurr.Pi H .. *iSws&uIsuuiis,w c.Mm$4.W. ZIIS It , by Crai. Lisaiiesiss " - BL 'MI1RL_ Clark Gable, Judy Garland and Joan Crawford were among the stars who enjoyed the cooking of Josephine Berger, longtime chef to film producer Samuel Goldwyn. According to Mrs. Berger, "Mr. Goldwyn often judged people by the way they ate." [Fed Movie Stars, WIN AT BRIDGE SPIDER-MAN - Goldwyn's Cook HOROSCOPE _ i4AL - - I e, I I . ALMOST MI6G EP Wednesday, Apri PP NOU HAF I 1UMWEWS , I by T. K. Ryan ---- - pp— " I CALL. MY \ FIENPS PY1HElI '1 FSTPI.oT 's4. NUMØ. W*wW about UK Sim Bow ciptlausid to wwk for Geidwyn edil 1197 and maintained JW contact with the Foll1low andhis wife 011irwa .. $.tfood wuths ceaple 01 er that both remembered her in their wills. Ll~ mom . is -•.---- :?___ • IL . ._I I I •' - -. . -•.- •. • . • • • ..• :,3., .- �9-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, April is, 9 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Correct b Cutting Success Res Is The Key Many well-known restaurants' menus are featuring hot dishes made with canned tuna, in addition to the traditional appetizers and salads. Such dishes easy to adapt because of tuna's convenience - can add news Interest to your own table too. By the same token, seafood restaurants often have shellfish specialties that can be deliciously revised with tuna replacing the more expensive (often unavailable) species of the briny deep. In the first category Is an amblente new restaurant located in New York's colorful Citicorp Center Market, Alfredo the Original of Rome. Inspired Stir-Frying Of taurant Men us by Alfredo Di Lello, whose father's recipe for Fettucine All' Alfredo made the family restaurant a must for visitors to Rome celebrities and noncelebrities alike over the Past 50 years. The Citicorp Alfredos has been designed in the manner of contemporary restaurants in Italy. The menu is streamlined, too, making It possible to serve quality foods at affordable Prices. Among the main dishes, are perfectly cooked, al dente pastas served with a variety of authentic sauces. The star of the menu is, of course, Fettucine All' Alfredo, made here exactly as it Is In Rome with only butter and Parmesan cheese as o Stir-frying is a method of Add bean sprouts at the end. Heat 2 tablespoons peanut oil Cover. Reduce heat. Simmer Freeze steak about 1 hour to quick cooking that more and Serve either dish with rice, In large skillet or wok until 5 minutes or until vegetables make It easier to cut. Cut Into more Americans are adopting. pineapple chunks and tea. sizzling hot. Add garlic. Cook 2 are crisply tender. Makes 4 very thin diagonal slices. This Oriental technique of CHICKEN AND minutes. Remove and discard servings. Heat oil, garlic and ginger booking relies upon correct VEGETABLES garlic pieces. CHINESE BEEF together in large skillet or wok. cutting for proper tenderness of ORIENTAL Remove chicken pieces from AND PEPPERS Add steak slices. Cook over the meat, poultry or fish and 2 whole chicken breasts soy mixture. Drain on paper I flank steak, about 2½ high heat 5 minutes, stirring proper crispness of the (about 12 ounces each) towis. Reserve soy mixture. pounds constantly. Remove meat from vegetables. ¼ cup soy sauce Cook chicken quickly in hot oil, skillet or wok. ¼ cup peanut oil Taking a Up from Chinese ¼ cup chicken broth stirring constantly. Remove 1 clove garlic, crushed Add pepper stripe and onion chefs, Americans are using ¼ cup peanut oil, divided chicken; keep warm. 1 teaspoon ground ginger to oil left In pan. Cook 2 peanut oil for its lightness and Add remaining 2 tablespoons 1 clove garlic, quartered 2 large green peppers, seeded minutes. Add soy sauce, tomato high burning point when stir2 email yellow squash, ends oil topan. Heat. Add squash and and cut into thin drips sauce and pepper. Cook 3 frying. zucchini. Toss In oil to coat. removed and sliced 1 cup chopped onion (1 large) minutes. This chicken dish starts with 1 medium zucchini, ends Push to one side. 2 tablespoons soy sauce Return meat to pan. Add bean cut-up chicken breasts removed and sliced Add mushrooms and pea 1 can (1 ounces) tomato sauce sprouts. Cook 2 minutes to heat marinated In soy sauce and ½ pound mushrooms, sliced Pods. Tom to coat with oil. Add 4i teaspoon pepper through. Serve with hot cooked thicken broth. The chicken Is 1 package (6 ounces) frozen chicken pieces and reserved 1 can (about 1 pound) bean rice, If desired. Makes 6 sercooked quickly in peanut oil Chinese pea pods, thawed soy sauce mixture. vings. sprouts. undrained before combining with stir-tried Skin and bone chicken squash, mushrooms and pea breasts. Cut meat into bitesize M eces. Put Into glass bowl or At Publix, it's easy to build variety, good taste For the classic beef and shallow dish. and good nutrition into mealtime. And a peppers, quickly cook thinlyMix soy sauce and chicken ell balanced diet is where good health begins. .• sliced flank steak. Mm corn- broth. Pour over chicken P, Mae it with green-pepper drips, pieces. Stir to coat. Let onions, soy and tomato sauce. marinate at least 1 hour. tI 1110 TIN w R - Made At Home - ¼ cup salad oil 1 cup chopped onion 4 cloves garlic, minced It cup chopped parsley 2 cans (1 pound) tomatoes, drained 3 cans (8 ounces each) tomato sauce 2 bay leaves 1 teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon dried leaf basil 2 cans (611 or 7 ounces each) tuna In vegetable oil 8 ounces cooked spaghetti or linguine In large saucepan, heat oil. Add onion, garlic, and parsley; saute until tender. Add tomatoes, tomato sauce, bay leaves, salt, pepper, and basil. Simmer, covered, stirring occaslonally, 1½ hours. 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'S]9 20 Variety Pak._ Yield: Irervingaih..Broic.I.,. .......iww= 79! two-thirds cup seedless raisins -, Serve with Hollandaise Sauce, It: teaspoon ground ginger Fresh MAPLY CHOCOLATE California (36 Si:.) e0ch for ½ teaspoon salt NUT BROWNIES ¼ teaspoon ground allspice Artichokes .................. 3 2 eggs Excellent Creamed or Raw, 'Sugar Sweat" one-sixteenth teaspoon ground 1 cup sugar Brand Western red pepper ½ teaspoon vanilla 2 it 4 cup coarsely chopped Fresh Carrots .......... 2 . 39': ½ cup butter or macadamia nuts loll or Fry Fresh, Tender, Florida melted Melt butter In a medium ½ cup unsifted all-purpose Zucc h ini Squash .... 3 t 99$• Swift's Premium Tender-Grown, Govt.saucepan. Add rice and saute, flour Add Variety to Vein Salad with Fresh, Inspected, Shipped D& Do Fresh Not Frozen, Crisp Florida Endive or ¼ teaspoon biking powder stirring, for 5 minutes or until Premium Grad. lightly browned. ' ¼ teaspoon salt 119401111`010 33 Ir•astwsssRibs ... Ib'I99 Combine broth with water to 1-3rd cup chopped mts Goad low orCooked Fresh, Florida % teaspoon maple navoring measure 3-one-third cups. Add ryorDrumsticks 99, Celery Cabbage ....... to rice along with remaining ' 19' ¼ I ryorThighs ......... .99' Excellent law In Tossed Salad Confectioners' sugar, op. ingredients except nuts. Bring : ryor "Country Stand" Stand ................... . to boiling. Cover, reduce heat tional IF & Nocks.. . 19 Frosh Mushrooms.... " •1' Beat eggs In small and simmer Z minutes or until gradu andrice Is tender and all liquid Is Fresh Florida bowl; ally diMqW THIS AD EFFECTIVE Boots vanilla. Blend In melted butter; absorbed. THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 49/ Add nuts. Fluff rice with a beat well. Combine fl, THRU WEDNESDAY, For Pies or Torts "Continental" Stand belting powder and salt; add to fork. Turn Into serving dish and APRIl. 23,1979. Strawberry Glas..... " 59 .., . crea CLOSED SUNDAY cup batter; stir in chopped nuts serve. Makes 8 portions. DEVIL'S FOOD CAR and maple flavoring. Add cocos U.S.D.A. Choke, O.vwim.nt.lnspocted Heavy j Western Roof to remaining better; blend =W (Msiekliysrcsks erI3d44piS) combined. soon batter into a USDA Choice Beef Loin 2c1çs8ier greuedsIntharepsin sirloin Steak ................. V 62" l% cw IamftSd allupose four alternate rows. ZIgzag USDA Choice Ronoliss Roof Round rubber spatula or scraper flour R ow Top Round V 92" 2'd cup cocoa through the batter lightly, USDA Choke Roof l½tap,bMrig.oda being cardulnot toblendtoo %tip.sait well. Bskeat3lodegresfos'IO USDA Choice Roof 1 24rd cups milk to 35 miattes or imUl lxwigss begin topull away from edge il ½ cup shortenthg 2" pan. Cool; cut Into squas'ss. 3 sop USDA Choice Roof lisp. V8111111111111a rInkl. squares Ud1y with V 'I" elude Roust confectioners' sugar, If desired. Grease and dud widi flow USDA Choke S.nohss Roof llaqueres. two kWh layerpaaorone 134itth pas. Ciom1thie dry Pumpkin CWlks 5145. PUSUX RESERVES THE RIGHT. USDA Coke Boneless liii, 1 package (1% ounce' Bor. brediew ID W80 minr (English Cut Roast) Chuck S TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Sfl J , -, deaux Cookies crisp roe- bowto Add D1flk thOctSf llt, houldor Roast . ..... V '2" tangular Cookie.) 'u. and vanilla. Blend USDA Chok. leaf Plot. 2 tablespoons butter or ktV'.dlants on low speed n=6;beslosmelomspssd 'Is, marg,m,it.d 3mltintss Poor IMp pens. Babe % cup brawn aar '1 2enesimflavoridgilstln M*dsu for $to SAVE 36c,Mrs. SmIth's Pr...,, . 'flklutii for layers, 36 to 40 ½ teaspoon ckv'mmn Natural Juice . ____ for shed cabs, or lull n"aut. aspoon nutmeg ½ te ____ ___ __ Swift's Premium PisTon O000mm.nt.lmp.ct.d Apple Pi....,....,,....,...,. I. in ½ teaspoon al1spIV Heavy Western k.1 PlctSweet'sF'szoncsuhøsworOr comes out clean . Cool 10 ¼teaspoon Singer Fordhook Limos .......2 mb"94890 remove truiipsi 99 .¼ teaspoon aalt SAVE flc, Plct$w,e$'s Flom • cplit'ly. Frost as 1 cup milk or top with evedesilSwift's Premium PisTon Boneless Roof livid TsstySmshsdOr k 4 eggs, sqsrat.d Cut Corn .................... 3 pauIpkI whipped crsm, mocha3" I con ( Prosh PlctSw..$'s Frozen Cut corn, . flavored with a bit ii Mr Swift's PremiuM PisTon Se.f 0t5'sP1.sO, ci bltd cç sugar DslklwsRsmeS,sw,, wi'cre.m Mppi a'e'. Mixed Vegitabhs.,.... 1ZIL 53c.,a Key ............ '2" ak.d ii. ve Crush ii coeltise. Reser SAVE 1 Cc.R, ard'sPrrns Swlfrs Premium PisTon Boil Fresh MsdaP,,Ii0,5.ef 1ar4.Qu. TIOPICALPUNQI (hive Not With Suftep) • IS oft with melted In a loris cnw mIx 1 crmnbs 41Bread Dough ......,...,... '" r, can (41 emcee) Hawaiian Sw*'thsmlumP,sTonSsef butler. cocoa koum SAVE 3O Wosvsr'sPvszen ...,. V ci gsls$Ia, cI*aoe, ulmeg, PuahProitJicyRed,1can(1 Otidiar, Thighs & Drumstkbs Or Swlfrs Premium PisTon Sumless Seal Take-Out SNOW" whom,nger and nit In ounces) Icinsids or lbsgof Chicken Breasts .....,.... S Roust.. V 'aamcepsn. Add, milk to egg concentrate (undiluted), 1 ••... bsi SAVI1$C,IisW,N,,,i' SwIft's Premium PisTon Boneless Seel, yolbs and bed; itir in pwm$Ii. quiet M1 or dwk rem. 0dB 2 . now, pop" O,Sessm, Coff RiCh.,..,.,...,..,...3 Sri1 (English Cut lust) Chuck ' Add 10 brown sugar mixture, hours Pour peach over block of ............. 90 MVI PlsdwsSt'.rreu.ii (Pd$us) 0 cOok over low but, stirring ice In punch hew). Float moulder II..hlek.d?$IS Or until gelatin Is completely strawberries and thin slices of Swift's Premium ProTon le'f Plote ' dissolved and mixture thlckens oranges,limons and limescs V '1" 'lightly. Chill. stirring oc- top. Servo 10 people twice. Fish Pions or C ee 1 GOOD NEALTH. 7 rr -*lwa- Drain tuna of excess oil; break into chunks. Stir Into tomato sauce; heat through. Serve sauce over spaghetti. Sprinkle with grated Parmesan cheese if desired. Yield: 4 servings. TUNA CLIPPER PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD Bonus 1r ' the sauce. Among the other excellent pastas, however, is Linguine del Pescatore, the long noodles topped with a flavorful regional tuna marinara sauce. The blend of flavors Is most felicitous. The restaurant's recipe is simplicity itself to reproduce. (Spaghetti is suggested instead of the linguine, since the latter may not be available all over the Country.) On the west coast, CIgo's in San Pedro is a number one choice with southern Californians for Qoppino, that savory Portuguese seafood stew. - - Eastely - Wednesday, April is, 1979-SB .- -- 24t. ... I can (10½ ounces) chickenEveryone Is shifting into gear for more outdoor living after a and-rice soup rugged winter. Memorial Day 4 egg yolks weekend is the lead-In to more 2½ tablespoons lemon juice relaxed cooking and eating. ½ teaspoon n utmeg Those who enjoy a refreshing ¼ teaspoon salt Sour cream soup will find a good cOrn- or yogurt (optional) Cook broccoli according to blnation of flavors in a California version of the GE'.ck package directions. Drain, lemon soup called avegiomenlo. reserving cooking liquid. Add Made with convenient Canned enough water to cooking liquid and frozen foods, the soup to measure ½ cup. Place easier to prepare than it is to broccoli and liquid in blender container and puree. The base Is condensed But egg yolks until thick and chicken-and-rice soup with egg leInOn-CIolored. Beat in lemon yolks, lemon and pureed frozen Juice. chopped broccoli added. It may Meanwhile, heat soup to be served hot or cold, but is boiling. Stir alitUe hot soup into delightful cold with a dollop of en-lemon mixture. Return to sour cream, soup along with broccoli puree and seasoning. GREEK UOCCOIJ. Heat, but do not boil. Serve hot or cold. Garp, with a dab 1 package (10 ounces) frozen of sour cream or yogurt, If chopped broccoli desired. Makes 4 servings. r �S— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, April ii, 197 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. OU R _ OF _ IVERYDAY ___L1 OW PR tCES hing for Have Everyt fun food in&tirne INFLATION FIGHTER CERTIFICATES CAN BE REDEEMED UNTIL MAY 5, 1979. & J30 SM1101IIIII "Now All Purpose Yellow Onions SAY! 1040 1`1111111111011 011 WE 8' Fresh Florida Carrots 180 79d Assorted Cello Greens us California Lemons 12/69' CK $ix Georgia Sweet Potatoes $1ee Red Delicious Apples us or 14 U.S. NO. 1 White Potatoes o SAVE S Juicy OF Anjou Pears to SAVE *5*1 SAY! *-PACOFII War Golden Ripe BANANAS SAVE 10 A LB 19LB CALIFORNIA vl.~e w#, e/ 9LB 2 BUNCH - Gwaltney Great Dogs SAY! Ill M. Gwaltney Chicken Bologna SAVE 11111 Pit.1LtT SASS $198 Burgers 88* .18 58' SAY!IALSI4SIYILIU MOZZARELLA 9;50 'I, R. ' • Ilki CUPS-AWl. FLAVORS SAVE WINCANS-SWIETMII OS UITICIMILI 10C MUTT PARlAY tUE WWIMIS 11DEC15 Oleo Quarters .5168 Pantry Pride Biscuits SAVE 2K-LI P11-FEW! SNED LB p. Oleo Qurters a 58* p,ifcel 4V19' 690 Libby Pink Salmon 89' SAYS 3fl?flsz Pitt 8BI WII 690 Black Popper WIN v & Y Cheese Corn U's SAVE ) FRESH FLORIDA ON GEOR GIA PREMUM GRADE RL U 0 SM seem SOS Lucky $119 Leaf Apple Juice SM*4t14 Betty Cracker Cake Mixes $M*ltlW Monogram Rice 69' 79 SM IIU5*I STL 2 SM lilies Lux Bath soap $121 a 'iiskwashsr Detergent Sunshine ChNZS ft SM WE. f*flSsi IMU S - Renuzit_Solid Deodorant SM '1.1111 N Champ Dog Ration SM *Nes NesTia Ice Tea Mix 2/1 Sm! iN1 *,*ii et Claussen's Refrigerated Pickles 4 A LB SAVE *11. August Brother's Rye SM WI. Kraft Mustard 790 Salerno Ginger Snaps SM W Pantry Pride Salad Olive ft Bread __ Mflh! 7 - SM *51. Pantry_Pride Egg Noodles 1 1911 . Pillsbury Cake Mixes mu Tea Mix Consort __ Close- Up Mons Hair Spray SM *55? 5 ISles lilu) *AYUI SM 15131. PiflI! SI US 89' am 99d FruDrinks it 9P*et Pitt ieøIt__ S Bohemian Hearth Bread Oven Gold Ice Angel Round Spaghetti Saice ice Bread SM *lSSi*ST 11111* ____ 141 Now 03a Night of /79' 59' 59' 6 PAI( I2oz N.R. BOTTLES ROSE OR HABLIS 3/4 LITERS Toothpaste Olay 79d 10 2P1 In 88' $301 FAMLYISI SANPOD.ZAYRI PLAZA HIWAY -- ------- - - 17.52 & AIRPORT BLVD. ------- - __s____ — SAW S$IM$SiES Clairess Hair Color LI SAVE SAVE *20. SITU L...I &L..1eI.w.L $141 IwI.J ituuIliwlu Ultra Max - Shampoo UK 30ft Ponds Powder SM *15 91-MM Josephs St. Aspirin UK W1.59111 Fern Mist Spray lt4w S S 0IL UK 3 aI • 3L1. SWIFT VIENNA SAUSAGE On CAN M!.Y:SCo_t 5 LBS FROZEN SAVE 300 - U 99' 990 390 FOR 1 9* is: PIE $128 Eldorado Cooked Shrimp SAVE 30C FLASH FROZEN LB $138 Ocean Perch Fillets SAVE I A IS Dressed Whiting Fish LB UAU?WUL UT RANGE JUICE GALLON 9 1.29 jveFdfp,1ce/ $2e19 3/ 1 259 or $10,59 99C 1 SAVE * 1st FROZEN PANTRY PRIDE Whipped Topping SAVE SIC-Il.: 110Z1N12 Pit Boston Bonnie Glazed Donuts VITAMINS PUNISH. COLOR .2nd SET OF PRINTS FROM YOUR KODACOLON FILM AT TIME OF DEVELOPING AT OUR LOW PRICES. GOOD THRU APRIL 25, 1979. 110 25/135 FILM ONL 103 49' 89* ERII O MEGA Aso YEAR $O YOU Wlu UMIMSIP SOFTENER 3302 t SAVE 34 ALWAYS T FABRIC 1 P_ $1e69 DATED ON SACK WITH MONTH FREE 580 FRESH FLORIDA SNAPSHOT SPECIAL $121 MC . • FARM FARE'' FRENCH FRIES Ii' $169 UI uti 111113,81111 -- SHAMPOO NORMAL OR OILY SAVE SAVE 30 A LB HERBAL ESSENCE $In Silkience Conditioner $128 Fried Fish Cakes TO 6 LBS AVG. 25oz BOTTLE SM *ULMUUtIAU5.7s, LB $178 PKG 2. SAVE 2% Eli PIE SEA STAR $118 STYLE NeiI!h& &asrtq 4ii:! I Fried Fish Sticks FRESH PORK 1 BU T T S I GERMAN SAVE 600 $118 SAY! lOt SEA STAR EN I CHRISTIAN BROTHERS LITERS PANT --- SAVE 205-24 1 37.: SASS - 2 lies LW MIOSIRA SMal'.. $1. osetu Sourdough Muffins 300 BLUE ---- 2PKG $258 Lyke's Grill Franks CALIFORNIA CELLARS Des! 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UMPIAI OS "No 19' SAY! *l4sz CKM Kounty Kist Corn un isg.in.,ci Showboat Pork & Beans 4/$ SAVE *4s CAN PI Nit SAVE 500 CAN 1 Macaroni & Cheddar $129 Light & Lively Ice Milk SAY! mu Early June Peas SAVE 30C-lk PIE -FEW! TASTE LOTS OF CHICKEN —. NAUSLIN.MtR*VS Pantry Pride Flour Fresh Pork Sausage 68* 4/$1 4/68' 2/88* Delicious Cream Cheese all SAY! *PIw Stu ma5L1sM $148 Sliced American Singles Best Rujsi's SajfocdI 88* *v ioc ii eou SAVE JIC A Lt SAVE SAVE 300 A LB Beef Sugs'JnDeJJI P1*-PANTRY PRIDE Les Cal Swiss Style Yogurt fl1$•_ ' , it, SAVE SAVE 32C1.: / I' lest &iginDar1i.I Axelrods Pizza Cheese Mild Daisy Cheese Wedges LB SAVE 200 LB SAVE EEC-hz PIE-PANTRY PRIDE $118 Creamed Cottage Cheese Wilt! Milk $168 SAVE 30 8 $ LB SAVE 2004" CUP POT" PRIDE SAVE 20C 121: PAS Val1y! LB PASITRY 1111111 Frozen Beef u.s.VA. Choice Fresl' Valley Beef ! p,.ice / $118 Sliced Breakfast Bacon -1Osz PU SAY! 301 S ve' 98* 98' SAY! I-LI Pit I 1vA:f[sr 'AMIKY PRIL TEA RA GIS LI$238 PEPSI, DUIT PEPSI, MOUNTAIN DEW, qr_TERM N/R BTL. j Boneless Round Steak Dandee Chicken or Ham Salad 99 0 I .., 2 LITER • • Fresh Pork Steaks SAY! IOC-JICUP *99$ C SAVE 10 / 2/59 to Ji '.1 d : I -J I'] BROCCOLI Apw C ZA--W £ Braunschwieger Liverwurst WHOLE HALVES QUARTERS 88* S SAVE EEC A 1IMOUELSIY THE PIECE WATERMELONS S SAYI3ICA1SFIEIS$YMLEYNEW SAVE*ALH.LILcHPS!FIESHVMLIY • $248 I A LI-tilt OIlS! FISPI YMJff Grade A Cornish Hens FRESH SWEET & JUICY SAVE 18 SAVE 100 y Fresh Slaw or Salad FLORIDA CELERY GREEN CABBAGE 49' 100 49d Fresh Cello Radishes FRESH L$5i LB SAY! lW-Pit EM my SWEET & MELLOW SAVE . l Beef Blade Chuck Steak Sliced Beef Liver $149 '- SAVE * A LI-Silt DIPS! FISH VMLIT SAVE *1ST Stand Mushrooms b1P$coL1PtlFRESH STALKS (LS..44.CJkeJis.4 rilleyBe1/ Li SAY! *4 . , Center Cut Sirloin Steak SM WUTU FIST NIL= ALL=118AND =118 ICU GOOD vim Am1$, THRU TURI APUL 24 1*Yti QUAJIflIT RIGHTS RIUfiYID. SAY!'.' SAY!* Aw"Mwel Wednesday, April 18, 1979-76 DIXIE LILY GRITS ISoz 2 00 I NESCAFE• COFFEE INSTANT -lOoz • WITH THIS COUPON. @000 THRU TUESDAY APRIL 24. 1979. • — —— —— — — —— — — — — — — — �SB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, April ii, 197 TONIGHT'S - - CrOwdedaparlment. LL V A II, 9i DICXCAVETT Guest: Kurt Tnomu. (2)PORTERWAGONEROUE 11:30 (2fl8NVILLEONThEHOAD U4ING mint to the Mint. 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Confusion reigns when Nancy brings 800 _. ws ._ . tt UObbIer" ®• o oiuuev (R) 8:30 (2) NBC NEWS CBS NEWS 0 AIC NEWS 0 ViLLA ALEGRE (2) nc TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary hires Ph1Iis room assistant with disastrous results. THE CR055-WiT'S 0 OJOKER'S WiLD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 -.. 14)FAMILVFEUD .. DAEFEVER 0$1.SSBEAUTYSI4OW 112) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: EydIe Gorme, Rich Little. Bartlett Gleniatti. (Part 2 of 2) (2) (2) REAL PEOPLE (Prim. irs) The funny things that everyday people do and the (4) THE JEPPERBONS A sud. den cold spell throws the Jeffersons, the Willises, Sent. ley and florence into one 8:30 murderingacollegeauoclate. (1)NFWS P30 TNE GREAT MIDWEST HOT AIR BALLOON UU.Y On. of the largest and best organ dhotajrbaJloonrallie 19•30 U) (IZ AU. STAR SECRETS (4)0 ThE PRICE IS RIGHT *sc*i.e (2) HIGH ROLLERS 0 LAVERNE £ NEWS 8:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000MORNINGFLORIDA HI. NEIGHBOR (R) AFTERNOON (.4) THE YOUNG AND THE 0Q(NEW8 (.4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW SQUARES 100 (2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 7:45 1:30 (1)0 CAPTi$JN t4GAROO 0 STUOIO SEE (MON ________ 1________ (4) 0 AS •FOOTSTEPSWED 2:00 (2)11JTHEDOC10R8 SONEUFETOLIVE 8:25 (IJTOOAYINFLORIDA 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA IINEWS 5:53 (12) PTLCLUS 600 2:30 (2)112)ANOTHERWORLD ____ 4-Personals - - ,.. hone 647.333 ,WrltrP.O..&xI$13 Saorft.E'orio.33V'T - IgKL.OKOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? ALANON Defendant. ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION On Motion For familisor friendsof problemdrinkrs above entitled cause by Kendall W. Wherry, its Assistant United States Attorney In an action against the w.3333 or write SanfordAl.Aston Family Group - - . Can Help WANTED; Customers toenjoy Judy's Hamburgers, Super SaladBarwith 15ltems&Great Country Breakfast. No cx perience necessary. Apply person Hwy. 17.92. Sanford. Appetite required, ____________ Carrel's Kiddie Corner, Duren sin Della, WIsconsin, 5 highlighted In film footage from both ground and air. ____________ In 25th CIIItMry (I_____________ 5:11 ____________ YOU THOUGNYHI LIFT TOWN... IUTNISBACK (4)30 MINUTES (THU) (4) CAQCER8ARREU,ts) ONOT FOR WOMEN ONLY TWOPLUSTWOISFOUR AndThat'sAFact? Cla,5ifiCiAasGetSReSultS AndThatsAFacITool For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate 3 Bdr., 1½ bath, fenced byd., - 11-Instructions . _________ (4)0 ICAZ A young woman with multiple split 1Iili5 Is accused of murdering her stepfather. 5 VEGAS A young hires Dan to find out how her father, who has been dead for ten years, showed up at her wedding. (R) - 'HALLOWE" ___________________ __________________ LiliOVILLANIi) _____________________ ________________ ________________ Huy 17525. 333 ,j SHOWTIMI 1:31 UP Pt SMOKE liii THANK GOD S _ 6:25 POPI GOES THE Y(MOM P30 OTHEPARTRIDGEFAMILY The Allen: Steve eaa a. IT'S FRIDAY ltOO Ililinking ari' s . _- . . ________ - VENON SCOIr ' HOLLYWOOD (UP!) SteveAllen,thethlnklngman'a , comedian who oginated late-night talk show, continues to try to stimulate viewers 1nteUeually on, dedicated to accumulating tinge. ó ujnjy _____. - ":' ' . $ 169 I., . q,s ciixtat°esax' xfeslawid2td bAler t5n boC*its Al ,, ______ MarrIage. of fotr of history's great asd tmusual hwni beings. . By: Cynthia proctor Fim1 . ____ I ' ':"_' , Jr ' • .. , ________ ________ political philosopher. ____ ____ TAW1 and appears as moderator-host I en the shows, tiles to brini together great minds of Eiilnifl.r pblloiophlcaj per. APRIL 19.20.2 1.22 suaakc. The result Is a lively, Do iti. I Junior Fountain TV PLACE 4 " YLJNG 9 _____ ________ _____ Florida, to-wit: - "Inc Orlando Civil 5ervIce ' ff Ice will accept applications f or Police Off Icers from April 16 through April 30. Interested parsons should apply In person Orlando Civil ServIce Office, City Hall, 100 S. Orange Avenue. Monday through p.m. am., to Orlaftdo is an Equal Opportunity s Employer." -, . Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole SAT . IPctDlscy $i*lerCIlsiss Uudsr 2 sPrlce _____ _________ ' _____ . ______ ______ •,, --- * __ ____ RESTAURANT I LOUNGE ____ ____ .-.,- ____ .,' PH. I4424 SANFORD regmgbg bgeg,g*1 fs bgNgb fa..1gNSimgIIgB ___ ____ _____ ____ ---- - -- -- ': 01131 -, -- - . - -------- I am. .. ____ 1's w we me ode do Mx flenimes ?4'g's ad Eli. p -3-Houses Unfurnished - OVER 100 SALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED 15IQUARTER 19791 For lease 3 BR 2bhomew.0 HIA, washer A Dryer. Almost new, no pets $215. TlieRealEstateAgency 713S' iS. French (lit?) Sanford 3235324 SELLERSA BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL ORBUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMESI NYOP'!W.E For Lease Executive home in Idyliwilde. 3 BR, 2 B, FR, 5cr. pool. Luxury living, furn. or unfurn. Call The Real Estate Agency, 3235324. - , 1 . BriCk & Block Masons Ca11305.333.7320 1a.m. to 5p.m. weekdays _j P for your $TEMPER AGENCY 2541 S. French Ave. 322 0231,3231w, 3220779 4IJNIT APT? Fully furnished w access to IRtercoastal water. ways. Call Linda Morgan for Info. $740001 LOADED WITH CLOSETS FANTASTIC 4 BR, 3 B home In 3 BR house PInecrest w•Ch&A, w.w carpet, eq. eat.in kit., 5cr. patio. FR, on a beautiful landscaped iott Just 139,5001 ____________________ '33.3439 __________________ _______ - _____________________ M'RSSOd Properly ___________________ SUPER 381, 1bathhom.onig. fof, CH&A, ww carpet, eq. kit., Lg. 2 BR, LR, kit. eq., fully turn, dining area, 1g. patio, bisutifully AC I carpetIng on New Smyrn. .. decos'atedf Excellent Location? BPP 'WARRANTED, lust 131,3101 -. - 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH PANELED FAMILY ROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, OVER SIZED ROOMS Deltona. Split BR plan, satin kit., scr. porch, dining area, all In a quIet neighborhood . PAID YOUR TAXES? Want to do it again next April? i,ytm.nt In real estate ts can make APril a little more pleasant. besides real estate isa p against inflation, surrounded by lakeil Only $31,300? COZY 3 BR. close to shopping & town. A buy los 121.500? $32,000. 2 BEDROOMS, RANGE 1. RE FRIGERATOR, CARPORT NEAR MELLONVILLE. 5)9.500. 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, RANGE A REFRIGERATOR, NEW ROOF NEAR MELLON VILLE. 131.000. I', YEARS NEW APPROXI MATELY 1500 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING SPACE. FIRE PLACE A 7 CAR GARAGE ON OVER SIZED LOT IN SETTING OF HUGE OAK TREES IN BETTER AREA OF SANFORD, 3 BEDROOM, 7 BATH, LARGE DEN, EAT IN KIT, WITH CENTRAL HEAT A AIR. COME A RUNNIN'. $39,500. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES FOR INSTANCE Howaboutasunitapt.00mpte1u1 joodsectionciose todown town? caner financing. $10,000. HEALTY WORLD. - JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER? WE LIST A SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE? JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1? - Sanford's Sales Leader ____ _____ DERARY AREA LAKE FRONT, OVER 7.700 SQUARE FEET WITH II ROOMS, INCLUDING IN LAW QUARTERS, CEN TRAL HEAT A AIR, FIRE PLACE, FAMILY ROOM PLUS TOO MANY EXTRAS TO AD VERTISE. $53,500. _____ (((((cf) The Real Estate Agency REALTORS , ____ trench (lit?) Sanford 3235321 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service .- REALTORSL RranchOdflc• SIIGLEN REALTY' 43-tots-Acreage 9x12 Linoleum rugs$12 99ea ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ava 372 579) - Lake Mary- wooded lake view lot 100x130. 5)0.000 Lake Sylvan area, 2 bldg. sites 100x140 ea. $7.000 ea. FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from $650 yd installed upholstery drapes slip covers. We will not be undersold on comparable quality FORREST GREENE KuIp Decorators REALTORS INC. 5306533or33947ileves. The sooner you place classified ad, the sooner results, SinceIV3l your get PARK ti's i5 - +4,4, STORAGE BUILDINGS- Built to last Pre assembled, delivered, set up & tied down Willis Stor age Buildings, Hwy 1797 N of Casselberry 10,000 SQ FT AIRPORT BLVD NEAR 1792. ZONED RMOI. 112.500 doubtePiotel$3oset Sanford Auction 1215 S French 323 7340 2 PLUS ACRES IMPROVED PASTURE. READY TO BUILD, NEAR AIRPORT. 5)1,900 WITH $2,000 DOWN. Ethan Allen dining rm Hutch, trestle table, deacon's bench, chairs. NEW! 5975. 789 3968 you 110' X 2' NICELY WOODED LAKE MARKHAM RD NEAR HWY 46. $14,900 EXCELLENT TERMS. I ACRE WITH ACCESS TO LARGE BASS LAKE ON HWY 16 $11,900 TERMS. I' z ACRES WITH LAKE ACCESS, WEST OF I 4. $15,900. TERMS! We have a Singer Futura sewing mach Sold new br 1650 was Christmas lay away, there was only 5)16 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach for S)l6cashortakeuppaymentsof 112 mo WilLj¼m Icade as part payment. Call 83) 1714 day or night Free home trial, no obligation. WHY SAVE IT . . SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost Classified Ad. WILSON MAIFR I IJRNIT(JkE BUY SELI TRADE III ltSlz First St 3?? 56?? ________________________ - GROUND. ONLY 5)5.500. ACRE PLUS NICELY WOODED. ZONED FOR HORSES. EM MET & 5th 517,500 SEIGLER REALTY BROKER Sanford 321-0640 Orlando32i1577 DeLand 6688335 ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $7195 ca pc; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanlord Furniture Salvage, 1192 So of Sanford. 322 8721 ____________________________ - -. - 52-APpliances _______________________________ -. -- -- . KENMORE WASHER- Parts.3230697 DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a tow cost Classified Ad . - NORTH CAROLINA - --. .. 53-N- Radio Stereo Jeep sales are in season Tell the people about it With 5 Classified Ad in the Herald 322 161) 83) 9993 overlookIng valleys. Thi% lract 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 $150000. Good terms, $2100.00 down, assume loan ni'ht 60" ZENITH Wai,it Stereo, AM. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable, S track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo Call 831 1711 for free home demonstration. Mountain cabin approximately acre Dandy garden spot. mis ' . a handy man special because It om.at Used Televisions $25 and up is not finished inside., roughed Miller's26)9OrlandoDr wired and plumbing comp'e$ed. 322 0357 Wafer and lhe outside is corn -pitted Large deck overlooking 55-Boats & Accessories mtns. You can live in lb while you finish it up. S rniIe from Mur ROBSON MAWINE . phy. *27.50000 ,000000 down 2927 Hwy. 1792 assuni mud' Sanford, Eli. 32771 7.7 Acres located on large stream, -- real good access. About 1 acre Si-Sports Equip.'nent garden area or pasture. Plenty ut room to build .1 or 4 houses. __________ _________ 'Lays gentle. Large trees cover bhis bract. Plenty of privacy. $1,500.00 down payment. Plenty of wild game and good fishing in thiS area. '$5950.00, RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All typeracquets, Avg. Scott Reagan 322817' _________________________ Cash 3224132 _____________ of over 2000 listings. We have all types of -- are a few property listed from $500. per acre and up. We have small tracis, we also nave several cabins, houses, old farms, etc. Write or call for free listing brochure. You can call free of charge by dialIng 1I0043$743), Guitars, Drums, Banlos. Corn. plete. Thomas organs, pIanos. BobBal!'sDlsc Cenlerinc. 2202 French Ave. 322 2255 _______________________ ti-J..awn-Garden JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 15 modelS. Call 3399100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) Cash iaid for good used mobile homes Leesburg Homes, 27)5 N. Citrus Blvd . Leesburg. Fl 32718 or call 901 757 379 '75 Caprice Classic P B. P 5, AC ---AM FM. power door locks First 57100 3730937 72-iiction - - __________ 1976 Buick Electra Show Room For Estate Commercial 8. Resi denlial Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's Auction 323 5620 condition. 32.000 mi, Loaded Best offer over 54,000 6770980 Iii ''i' j,I i IuI, •' &4)1 _____________________________ uli.Cos'il4ssting I ________________________ CentralHeat$.AlrCond. Fret Est. Call Carl Harris at I No job too large or small Com SEARS,Sanford3l71771 i plete lawn service Free _________________________ estimate .21.V. Landscaping Cent Heat & spraying 323 8019 call Cond Service Free Est. on anytime inst. Comm. & lIes. 372 0201. ________________________ ________________________ Beauty Care ________________________ Ad Get plenty of prospects vertise your product or service in Ihe Classified Ads. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519E 1st St..377 5742 Land Fill ____________________________ _____________________________ FILL DIRT TOP SOIL.CLAY 339 2083 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 67) 7617 ___________________________ 'essn'klni __________________________________ - Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3720707 _________________ Write or call today. . . AFRICAN VlO!_'TS CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N.C. 25105 FILLDIRTATOPSOIL IWSd Sanford 321.0610 Lc*ing your home 1, credit? I will catch up back payments I buy equity. 32202)6. II CHOUSE WANTED. . • InNeedof Repairs 323 5415 Eves. 323 9141 Evesafter&weeleflds The Greenhouse - Lawn Service ___________________________ General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top Soil & f.II dirt, lawn maim. & tree trimming 323 2945. _____________________ Ughtl'leuIlng ____________________ EISCtIiCaI Yard Debris, Trash Appliances& Misc. (LOCAL) 349-537) (IURFIELD'S Electric Service & Repair Industrial. Comm & Residenlial fl 93S4 24 Hrs. Painting & Screen ________________ _______________ porches, pool end. , wds. All type re glazing & wd. install, Free Est. Mr Taylor 322 8545. DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior 'louse Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 327 9460 Gimng & BOSIIiQ Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Fret Est. 327 8545 or 372 4434 MfSi,1,,AL HAVtN Dog & Cal boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control, Pet SUpplies, dog houses. Insulated, inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. Jfl S15. Kids gone, but the swing set in the back yard isn't' Sell it with a want ad. Call 372 7611. DOn tOespairOr Pull VourHair Use A Want Ad. 377 2611 or $3) 9993. WoOtel exterior & interior paint log. E xampie 2 BR ext , $150 Guaranteed good work. 30 yrs exp 8309996. _____________________________ Piun'ting Service Hoflts InIpFOVsnwnis' ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS . INSULATION Repairs. Leaks, Fast Service re.,, Cds 373 CF'* 1?2 4W) If you drenI using TOut puOl ldLjle, take a cue, and Sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 377 2611. Batting, blowing, IIAC() Foam, tiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0839 or 904 731 6705 collect, - ________ ___________ CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING A REPAIR 5.0. BALINT I. ASSOC. 3228665 lMan,qualityoperatlon _________________________ - I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327.1321 . Concrete Work steps, patios Sm.orLg.FreeEst.CaII Mr Taylor, 322 IS.450r 322 4434 Brown's Pressure Cleaning-Mu dew removal houses & roofs, mobile homes Trucks washed Economy rates. 534 9535 iftlg PAINTING, CARPENTRY _____.___ _____ . ' , -________________________ 59Msical Mirct*ndise 2AYTONA AUTO AUCTION wy. 9? I m;te weSt of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION c'er Tuesday & Saturday at 130 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 904 255 Iut futile, 1,jvld Larry's Mart. 7)5 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig stoves, tools ,creen-- 3.5 Acres tracts, fantastic view, 47-Real Estata 1973 Custom Station Wagon. Qudra track 360. V 5. auto. AC & H A 1 cond 327 4737 Ije Telev,sion-.75" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet, Regular s000, Balance 5)75 or SI? mc'. Still in warranty. Call 131 1711 day r ______________________ I piece or lots of pieces depression (1I,SS. ,lflY pattern Sanford ,'iuct ion 323 7310 ______________________ MOUNTAINS W)-Autos for Sale 19M VW Good Cond $650 Call 373 4398 _________ MOONEY APPLIANCES 45-A--Out 01 State Property These - Have a room to rent' Let a classified ad find a tenant for you' Service. Used Machines 4,+'o Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7710 - CeranETih __________________________________ - ORIENTAL RUGS. WANTED lop Prices Paid Used, any COndition 641 8)26 . Si-Household Goods .- __________________________ DeLand 6188335 377 2760 -_________ 78-torcycles --___________________ to Buy , WE BUY USI:D FURNITURE & 4PPL lANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage 322 872) _____ S PC BR suite new, $239. S pc LII new $399; Loveseat 5.1495 & up. 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 & u. Ref iso a up. El Stove $60 & up; full size draperies $10 & up Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So o Sanford, 322 872) - BROKER Orlando 327.1577 Got something to sell' A Classified Ad will sell it last _________________________ 68-Wanted Write or Call Pete FIentlu! 1236 Norwooct P1 Jrlando (305) 422 2007 I _______________________ ______________________________ 3222420 longer needed but useful items with a Classified Ad _______________________ Wanted mm. Dachshund Male Puppy ONLY 322 32)0 WANTED BASEBALL CARDS 18 ft. Terry Iwuselt contained, air cond.. canopy, Reese hitch & way bar Park Ave. Trailer Pk. I ______________________ houses on Country Club Rd. 130,000. OF SANFORD REALTOR Sale _________ See our beautiful new BARRING TON w lap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323 5700 3103 Orlando Dr VA & F HA Financing ______________________________ *44 Acres county acreage w 4 I Acre bldg. lots w paved rd. frontage A beautiful oak trees in Osteen. Good terms. Moderniting your Home' Sell no -- - Lt3. var4efv.. 740) Airport Blvd ________________ - -. TOP Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, truCks & heavy equipment _J22 5990 I BUY JUNK CARS From 5)0 to 150 Call 322 1621 322 1460 PAYING CASH 42-biIe HOmes --- 77-Junk Cars Removed for Rent 65-Pets-Supplies . AFRICAN VIOLETS lot! Will build on your lot or our 101 V Enterprise. Inc. 6143013 Medel Inc. P.attc, ____________________________ I.) ACRES LAKE MARKHAM RD. NICELY WOODED HIGH ALL FLORIDA REALTY - at .•. ____ _______ -________ ippl1cstln being accepted for P?sit,, of FIREFIGHTER with Dettossa FIre District. Must be or over; must be high ..i.colgradur .1.1,131 II•,S i. tanari; must be in good physical A medical condition. Apply ISIS __________________ Providence Blvd.. Deltona. 9 to 5p.m., Mon. Ihru FrI _____ _____ ___ ________ P'trtd but nut necessary. Apply IA Øefton Holiday Inn, Sanford. , . J Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLLS FURNITURE 3775181 BLOOMING Low Down Payment Choice property in Lk Mary-? acres on a corner, cleared w some trees. $25,000. REALTY 50-MãsCellaneoUs for VA-F HA-235-Conv. Homes 3 plus acres with 2 old frame $l33permo.Call3fl22%afterl. - ,,LASsi lED AD; IU1' IND a new home for everything even for you' _________________________ - ea. STE N STROM &Sokl ------ WILL BUY EXISTING 15, & 2nd MORTGAGES R Legg, Lic Mtg Broker 875 No 1 0 Wymore Rd.. Altamonte , 867 743 Assume I BR. i' bath Washington Oaks Area 510.000 down No qualifying 322 4109 29ACRESNICELYW000EDON 3000FOOT LAKE. WEST OF II 5.41,900 TERMS AS LOW AS 10 PERCENT DOWN. 9 buIlding lots In CIty. Loned Mw.I. 13,500 Apt. Single Person -- - 3i''l1 *Markham Woods Rd. 3 BR,? B. 4 acre country estate. Complete with horse stable I. pasture, also quiet cottage A 1g. oak trees. Appt. onlyl - ________--_______ . DJI. PLACE *A Doll House for BegInners. 3 BR, 1 B turn, near shopping but ma quiet neighborhood. Act fast on thisl Owner may carry mort. $23,900. REALTOR 322.499) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves S43.3 3fl.), Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto Ave. _____._ light, Auditor experienced pre am ___ 4 searching for investment? Juil lIsted 2 apt bldg. near town. $21,300. . ____ _________ . 3229283 24 HOUR ______________________ ______ T, "o Ole Days" have never 1 Classified Ads. . Pun re still The Butt at ____ ______ /: ____ -' _______ 1IALTY Bch. saoo per wk. Monthly rates - New 235 Homes, i pct. interest to qualified buyer 530.000 to 138.000 Low down payments. BUILDER, Cash 64-Equipment fg everything. $64,900. rne'j. Altention developers available. 321.0413. - Income :So Seminole Area Ciii 3fl..261 1 8319993 tThe Evening 1-lerald .. are _____ ___ - Afternoon Paper Route Available .. ____ ' . .. • _____ and Handy man special. 517.000. citrus grove A SR 46 frontage In Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. town. very clean A roomy. See the as _______ OAILYCm. 323.5774,.Day or Night 1tW0I I BR. furnished Apt. Adults only. wouidn'tbehere.lfyouwantth, opportunity to earn Three to fly. Hundred dollars a weeli. çI$ }I0O433 5403 anytime for recorded message. *2 N. Moss Road, Winter N. COOK and BARBARA J.rCOOlC, Lot 40, THE COLONNADES Springs, Florida. his wift WI the Plaintiffs and ELI THIRD SECTION, according to the Sailed proposals wIll be received DAHER and SHARON L. DAHR, ___________ Kiiold-Hall- Realty 31-Apartments FurnIshed _____________________ , 41-Houses 109W. 151 beamed ceilings in FR. $31,000. a, ______ ____ ____ COUNTRY KITCHEN 3 BR beautiful brick walled FP, Pets Ideal Ret. Persons. Near shopping I. churches. 56 hours nightly. Tues thru Sat. career you wouldn't be reading Ihisad,and If weweren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad Plat thereof recorded in mat by Itte City Of Winter Springs, his wife, ar. the Defendants,'i,wiIl Book 16, Page 55 of ml Public Florida, at City Hall, 100 N. sell tothe highqst and best biddW)ø Records of Seminole County, Edgeenon me., Winter Springs, Fl., cash in the lobby at the Wt Florida, until 2:30 p.m. May tO, 1979, at door of the Seminole County Ms been tiled again$f you you whiCh time said bids flll be COUrthOI3I4 in Sanfonf, Seminole rei to serve a copy of your opened. The City 'esirves the rlgte County, Florida, 11:00 &M., written defanses, ii any, ig it on to reiect any and all bids. May 7,1979, the following descrlb'd EDWARD B. HADDOCK, JR. Bag., Richard Rozaiy, 'ojde the of fact that he tries to id actors a season became Proomty sat forth in the Order 'Of SWAWN, SWAIN A NADOOCK. City Manager . Final Judgment: . . whopbjslciliy 1W111,the In. Ii rind for Writing aid of ws' eth4jg P.A., Attorneys los Plaintiff, whose Publiok: April ii. IL 1979 Lot 1$ Block S N'QR*. orkhardto bring a .me IlNSrCb. SUDS day I may tak. address II 17 S. MainslIa Avinue, 011.00; ORLANDO TOWN$ITE, FQU.RTH Orlando, FlorIda 32001, end tile the "U it wir.a't for my wife, the IEejls u on oflnlMy.iidimmSmacytotbe ADDITION, according to the Pu. PICTITIOUSNAME with the Clert of the above. Notice Is hereby given that I thueol as recorded In Put Bqok, 13, s wis trying to ati Jayns, I'd nivii he able to do Viewers over then, are muchorIgInsI styledC0ur$onorwf,rey list, wai , dInsia, P.O. Ben 3)3 PiWWPu1.cordsofseI.g j lbs tow4" ASs edd. 'lbs more macdud beOVOIIIIg toe 1979; otherwIse a lud19nen$ may be Lake Maiiee, PIe. *747' $fqlJI*fo County, FIorid entered against iwu for the rebel Ceuity.PIerie,mlit, $s almost all lbs DATED: April IA 1979 never tW$ t tow m .., .. demandelf In Ike Complaint. IISmIelLAKSMONROITRUCK& (SEAL) cbedsnu bi1!aaute lions 01 e'au. or it Allan doifr,ne. the dearth 01 WITNESS my taiui and tue seal at AUTO SE IV ICE an mat Arthur H. Seckwlffi, Jr., fe intellectually stimulating said Court on the 16111 day Of April, regIster said name with the clerk a, Clerk ii Circuit Court • be C plifliS in 'is i lbs CircUit Court,, $lthiIisleCousWy a ist 1510 tOws in edwork prints Si •*ICla Ribbon (SEAL) Deputy CieV* with the in Cbill.mag dsbat. aid ". :i tO do'ujt ARTHUR N. BICEWITH. JR. Pr.vloleea of lbs Pictitleus Nime Thims V. Inlintlen. (ag. "Amsng ethers, Jayas h CISrtOINWCWCVNC.U,t ___ abed it. He leak "Med 01 Vatutes. TWII: lectiesi SN. ewers L ly: CynIIle Prides N Ma.10 It1#flt t and In the 1-g. Beth tabs Florida Statuses l9, --'-' t .0 ita,. Wlid*' Park, Fl. 33 . 011uty Clerk $15. Judy Githert 1*) 4464573 . enormous sased of tim.. 8. "ii. WtkehefeniMhytmto PublIsh: .. 1 April 10. It. Msy 7. e. 1,7, PublIsh: April 1$. 2$ May 7.5, *25 PubliSh: ,,, ____ ____ SCENIC VIEW of St. Johns River on deep canal. NIce 3 BR. 2 B, sun deck. Boathouse. Fishing dock. *19.000. Iments_Unfurnisled 1 lnC.REALTOR,MLS I)f4i8$ 5200510. ea. ________ Is only 519,500. shoPPing $21,530. For man,63orolder 3220414 ________________________ or Couple Only? 323.2920 ________________________ MayjrdthruSept.3rd.SemInole Harness Raceway $311110 or Plan, real Tractor, inopera. NICE HOME OR RENTAL INCOME. 3.1 has future corn mercial use. Good location 1. cony, financing yet asking price MINT CONDITION 3 BR newcarpet through out, choice settled neighborhood near Nlceiyfurnishedroom HOLIDAY INN,SANFORD Is i; 5 UI1 UIU•UUIII I 3221034,461. Apply in person .,. a HerbStenstrom.Realtor.Owner, at 322.2420. ASSOCIATES WANTED - CALL BILL PLATTE FOR CONFI DEPITIAL INTERVIEW. rates. Inquire 300 S. Oak. INDIVIDUAL TO WORK MAINTENANCE MN . ________ Each one aps.ka In lbs patois relIglOtI 1.dlt$5 POIIW$V1I. ha. a stanng NIr from tJ5S1NIpjlfl1,JmJ5(s,w4*. of his era aid I. kensid 'V 3f bra aperformonca., model there, He Is tom$ed If for no Amsr1c's movie and TV stars other reaa t the .normo ca'tiid r.s.ith - t hli time .iNI place In history. are ofimiqt from con- pool of "We couldot have Abrtaii ei4sIoii. iiuusctly sath.d for the sort 01 Allen's casting difficulties actth Ida earla Lincoln In , )i are fwtbsr complicated by the stilt," Allen said. "It j "I om only do Mx new tows _____ _____ WANTED!! AND AGGRESSIVE For a confidential discussion of spmner system. Owner moving _______________________ SOLAR HEAT low •I. bills. 1g. 3 BR, 1',, 8, quiet area, nice SanfordLGracious living. landscaping. Reasonable weekly & monthly baby, 2 or 3 days a week In my home. 3237401. ______________________ ______ ______ Y!.° .uuwanc.. I - ERA • National Referral Service FuIl.Time Office Supervision ICompatible RealtorAsso. dates lOver 22 Years Experience ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST. ThIs elegant 4.3 has iust about oonn ioture lady to care of 4 mo. old ____ LUNCHEON SPECIALS DAILY 11a.m. DINMEN $480 3222611 " _____ ,,u. iiu Program Hour Sales Training Member Realtors, MLS & MatchIng 10x20 utility bldg., )1x36 pool. 12x35 screened Patio. S ft. fenced backyard, garden spot, 20 fruit trees, complete northsoon, must sell. $100,000 or best realistic offer, principals oniy. 13031 552.0623. SPRING HOUSECLEANING? J SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. EVENING HERALD .. ____ . : $560 LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new ,..., ____ ______ / journeyman, exp. necessary, Call 775.7222 or send resume to Tom Air. Inc.. 105 W. Cedar Ave., Orange City 32763. _________ Dominant Advertising good price A terms. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: IM vi rie I owning own truck preferable. I DOE $464 DOE $464 $800 • Largest Listing Inventory Deliry - Lovely 1g. 1 BR, Air. 0. Andrew Spear 111 West Commercial Street Sanford, Florida 32771 Telephone: (305) 3324253 Publish: April 15, 23, 1979 ,,. . ___ PART TIME SALES BR-$I84. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport )R MORE INFORMATION Blvd. on 17.93 in Sanford. Call Deceased ______ representative of th. in. BBQ RIBS STEAK. CII ICKE SEAFOOD B 49 led Flegar 2 •95 Dlassr Cashier - Part time experience required. Apply In person _____________________________ Walgreens 2942 Orlando Dr. _________________________ AC Duct Mechanic, licensed ______________________ Ruth South.rland Lee As Personal Representative of the Estate Of ' RUTH H.5. GALLAGHER, along _______ COUNTRY WESTERN PLUS TOP 40 MUSIC 4,41... foyer, tile courtyard. Has central Vac, Intercom, TV I. phone lacks throughout. Custom drapes, some furniture. Kitchen has matching refrigerator, oven, dishwasher & garbage disposil. guard system. $480 $464 $640 WAITRESSES _____________________________ ), , . 1*1% JUDICIAL CI1CUIT IN AND zaIsth Barrett Wflifll. THE ESTATE OF RAMON HER. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, "AmeriCan actreassi, SI* NANDEZ etc. it al, Seminol.'co,jnty, Florida FLORIDA more than Ansezjcag acti_, by: Joann Hare, CASE NO. 15'1179.CA49.D Defendants. Deputy Clerk JOSEPH R. COOK AND . Just aren't ci* oat to play NOTICE OP ACTION Publish: April ii, 73, 1979 BARBARA .1. COOK, his wife, tU1*crlc.l characters In the TO: THE ESTATE OF RAMON 0E141 like Machiavelli." grand manner. S10nhthnes It HERNANDEZ, a single man, INVITATION TO BID PIaJntIft, deceased, the unknown heirs, Allen strives to bring üdo tal si . . The City of Winter Springs, vs. to Nod devisess, assienses, Ilenors, ELI DAHER and SHARON. i,. crtdi Flora,invitesyourofl form each of the character's rIg actor for a role, toss, trustees or claimants by, of the following Itims: DAP4ER, his wife, ,, personalities, foibles and In. "Take Martin [,g) for through, under or against RAMON I is. IO X 12' 1q73 HILLCREST Def,qd.n$s, HFRNANDEZ. singl, y NOTICEOPSALS , have MOBILE HOME CONVERTED deceased. NOTICE give that pursuapl.fo public podwi. and FOR OFFICE USE. XnoUa play the role," RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN lea. l%4 Chevrolet Pickup Truck, Final Judgment dated April 10. 1979 phi.. on a v.i4 (y of auacU, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that bnop.rebi.. in Case No. 7$1379CAO9.D of the His primary pbl.m is is retr3cted ° Complaint to foreclose a mortgage Ferguson Model T.35 Diesel Circuit Court of the Eighteenth y encumbering the following _ Frioads Mist , electric opener. Imported tile Bookkeeper for Altamonte law fIrm. Full charge half days. Safe $540 WAITERS Clerk to fl. Board of County Commissioners of bring together people who wouldii't get With one anothsr -an Idealist like Sirn Yet Scsi .iNI S C3'flIC AIIPII ià,l,ij Some of the dialegiss yjy, bust pathfinder Steve Allen PI*InIIH. tlwongh mm1cioim rsarii. New Notice of Administration: AprIl SYONDER OF THE BOARD OF DEISS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. year. "I try to glveand4ake iiy.i comp t, FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT. GAGE ASSOCIATION, etc., IOW5 I which could with "Lavene & 5 )fr4jy," Hi; pr,M41on of IU.torlcsl charsct.rs are se W.kom. You To . ______ Machiavelli, the Italian hnaglnative . ' first publication of this hear :,;;:_ , Fiorida.onMay2,1579,at 7:30p.m., Deputy ciera os soon thereafter, in Room 203, Melbourne P. KIng County Courthouse, North Park Troutmsn, Parrish A Kanar Avenue, Sanford, Florida, in order SuIte 200. 222 West Comstock torsvlew, comments and make Winter Park, Florida 32719 recommendation to the Board of (305)6472271 County Commissioners of SemInole Publish: April 1,11, 15, 2$, 1979 County, on the above capfionad DEI.22 ordinance. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE lnadditlon,any new bUSlfleslwlII EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII' be disOislid. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE. All persOn5 for or against s COUNTY. FLORIDA ordinance can be heard at said CAll NO. ?9'361•CAø-K dates, times and places. sunken LR, Paneled Fam. Rm. with fireplace, laundry room, oversized attached garage with Carpenters helpers, exp. only? Work in Deltona, 51 hr. to Start, Call 339.9029 between 7 p.m. p.m. _____________________________ COOKS DISHWASHER AVENUE. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND Further, a public hearing will be OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED held by the PlannIng and Zoning. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Commission of Seminole County, Dete of the Seminole County, Flcrid . HebegInshatMrdpgooj nextinonth(May*) with Aristotle, the Greek pltllo.op', deb.th with YatSen,fota*derolte(j. Republic, poeteu Elizabeth Barrett &ownlng and Nlclo OPSNDAiLViIs..$Im .,,i.s.,,•..,,$.m reliable. Send resume to Box 17, co Evening Herald, P.O. Box . SECTION 32. TOWNSHIP ii, challenges the validity of the (SEAL) Clerk of Circuit Co Ali45IndeIsIaeIfsppsaJIng toamlnorltyofthepopu]atjon, BRING HOME THE GOOD TASTE ., RANGE 3), LOCATED ON THE DONE AND ORDERED a decedent's will, the qualifications of Sahford, Seminole County, Florida, NORTHWEST CORNER AREA OF the personal representatIve, or the HIGHWAY 45 AND BRISSON venue or this 2nd day of April, , Iurlsdiction Of the court., ' ' Brantley Schools 5 minutes walk from this Spanish Styli spIlt BR plan,executivepoolhomeon~ I ,-, gyy from netww'k dependable transportation 1. be CALL 323.5176 THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF day of May, 1979. If you fail to FROM . iudgment by default wIll be taken PROPERTY THE FIRST PUBLICATION. OF 1"7"tJ agaInst you for the relief demanded (AGRICULTURE) TO C2 (COM. THIS NOTICE, 10 file any ob. ________________________________________________________ In _________________________________________________ _______ the Petition for Dissolution of MERCIAL): lections they may have that stations with his "MetIflg of the Minde," a fanciful two. how' talk show coithniatlon cten - you believe under $15,000. Egulty&takeoverpaymentsof 569 mo. 32354)2. . ALLYOUR MPLOYMENT NEEDS Delivery person, must have NO FEE TO EMPLOYER ML 2 BR frame home, lg lot wtrult trees In fenced back yd. Would fringe benefits. Exp. preferred. Call Linda Alford, 322.0015. NEEDING PEOPLE Sanford's most welIknown, pro. gressive, Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, experienced newly.Iicensed Now' •322hhll stores. Must be able to vrk night 1. wk. ends. Good pay, PEOPLE NEEDING WORK I New 3 BR 1 bath home C.H, City water, sewer. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 322.6.457. Eves. Local Independent convenience AA EMPLOYMENT BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 321 0759 263$ Sanford Ave. REALESTA1EASSOCIATES 3fl.1 oreves 323 0517 CASHIERS - HOMEOWNERS. Don't lose your credit: Wehave helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. - - REALTOR ' THI N K - ____ M. tinsworth Realty WAREHOUSE - FACTORY Accuracy & paper work required. Paint or chemical knowledge helpful. Reliable, mature, healthy. Retiree acceptable. United Solvents 3236466. -•. a&a.ing's _______ si'ts on Pni& .. j. ':.",4,,. night" show In New York. He was the predeces!or of COMPLETE DINNER INCLUDES: . ' . - ADS DIDN'T WOR K THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. . . ': E!.: tà W. Garnett White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 101W. Commercial Phone 322 7511, Sanford - thi'ld to sur ov lot or yours F HA VL, F HA 235 & 245 ____ REALTOR,3227198 Call 323139$. ________.__ - ____ ., ' sure REAL ESTATE range, ref., d.wshr. washer STOP AND THINK A MINUrE.. . .IF CLASSIFIED ost complete Craft & Hobby Supply In Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French Ave. Sanford. Fl. ___________________ _________________________ i$-HeIp18flIed 3rd St., Osteen. Mon..Fri., 6 . am. . 6 p.m. 332.3$)$, THE REZONING OF THE theymayhave.Eachclaimu, FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PRO. In writing an must Indicate the Husband. PROPERTY FROM Al (AGRI. basis for the claim, the name and CULTURE) TO M.1 (INDUS. address of NOTICE OF ACTION the creditor or his agent TO: VIRGIL ERNEST HORSLEY TRIAL): or attorney, and the amount 21 Marysville SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP 19, claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, RANGE 31. LOCATED ON THE the asttle, Washington, 94,iO date wh.n it will become due YOU, VIRGIL ERNEST HOR. NORTHWEST CORNER AREA OF shall be stated. If the claim is SLEY, are hereby notified that a HIGHWAY 46 AND BRISSON contingent or unliquldated, the PetItIon for Dissolutlonof Marriage AVENUE. nature of the uncertainty shall be has been filed against you, an you AN ORDINANCE AMENDING stated. If the claim is secured. the. your ORDINANCE 77.23, arerequiredtos.rv,acopyof WHICH OR. Security shall be descrlbe.Tpie. answer to or pleading tothe PetItion DINANCE WILL AMEND THE claimant shall deliver sufficient for Dissolution of MarrIage on DETAILED LAND USE ELEMENT copies of the claim to the clerk to MELBOURNE P. KING, of OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY enabletheclecktomailonecopyto PARRISH, & COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FROM TROUTMAN, each personal representatIve. KANAR. Attorney for Petitioner, GENERAL fi.URAL A PRESER. Allpersonsinterestedlnth,!jtat.-. and file the original answer or VATION TO COMMERCIAL FOR to wttom a copy o this Notice'of. pleading In the office of the Clerk of THE PURPOSE OF CON. Administration has been mailed are S Call Ba rt r - u-A--Arts & Crafts VIRGIL. ERNEST HORSL.EY, . . _______________________ CaIiJoAn.323 $812 cretary p1st shier Ight Auditor ommercial Loan ' Sect Salad prep Aech.bodyman Wood frame maker oc" '1 Mgr. Trainee GENERAL RURAL & PRESERVA. THIS NOTICE, to file with the cIer lION TO INDUSTRIAL FOR THE of the Inspector above court a Wrtttt, Wife, PURPOSE OF CONSIDERING statement of any claim or demeh. f Driver G- ' Alien was a pathfinder in 'liV, The beetacIed lrimtw continues tUs Intellectual pw'- Cornu .' beginning with the old "To- 2544 PAll DRIVE - ---_- ' _______ THUl$., FRI., -. . " 1919(F.S. Chap. 49.10). (4) That by OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED May 11, 1979 for those served by COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FROM the administration of the estate plead or GENERAL RURAL 1. PRESERVA. that publicatIon shall appear, directly or tP,ru lION TO LOW DENSITY RESI. of RUTH 11$. GALLAGHER, Otherwise respond deceased, File Number 79•143.CP, the Guardian Ad Litem and Attor. DENTIAL FOR THE PURPOSE OF pending in the Circuit Court .for ney Ad Litem in this cause. DONE CONSIDERING THE REZONING Seminole County, Florida. m'otate ndORDEREDaI Orlando, Florida, OF THE FOLLOWING DES. Division, the address of which CRIBED PROPERTY FROM A.1 this 5th day of March, 1929 Seminole County Court House, (AGRICULTURE) TO Ri George C. Young Sanford, Florida. The pirsonal (RESIDENTIAL): CHIEF JUDGE SECTION 32 TOWNSHIP 19, representative of the estate Is Ruttt Publish: March 2$, AprIl 1 fl 11 RANGE 31, LOCATED ON THE Southerland Lee, whose address Is 1979 NORTHWEST CORNER AREA OF Island Park Drive, Post Off rce Bâ. DEH.$9 ________________________________ HIGHWAY 46 AND BRISSON AVE. 99$. Sanford, Florida 32771: Th'e name and address of the prsoat IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND HUE. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING representatIve's attorney are set .-. ! 0R SEMINOLE COUNTY, 'forth below. UNUIL II'i3 WP1I(.P1 FLO1IA. All persons having clairn,aj DINANCE WILL AMEND THE demands CIVIL ACTION NO,: 79423CA44E against the estate * DETAILEDLANDUSEELEMENT required, WITHIN THRE IN RE: OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY MONTHS FROM THE DATE 0 THE MARRIAGE OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FROM THE FIRST PUBLICATION GLORIA JEAN HORSLEY, 4:00 MGENCY ONEI (MON WED-FRI) SPEC AL EAT(flJE) (4) THE00000UPLE OWOGAN'S HEROES OBEVERLYHILLBILUES _____ -- FloridaonceaWekforfoljrconsic. DINANCEWILLAMENOTHE DE. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL •ECTRICCOMPANY A Lake front lot in Casselberry. 100' frontage on Seminola Blvd Asking 5)4.950 with good terms or trade. 2215 Palmetto Ave. Large 1 BR 2 B. CHIA, 3 $42,500. REALTOR..3237132 Eve 3fl0612,322-15I1.3227177 1 PR, 1 bath, Family ' w fireplace. Fruit 1. nut tresi 532.000. Oer terms available 29 pct down, balance at 9 pcf. 3227373. - (2I4)D0MHuE 0 MV THREE 0 uo (12) DINAHI S EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING D A COLORFUL FUTURE ISAPHONECALLAWAY Life is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 614 30l9fordetalls. AVON Deceased NOTICEOFADMINISTRATIO4 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Marshal In a newspaper of general OR DEMANDS AGAINST circulation in Seminole County, ORDINANCE 77.23, WHICH OR. CLAIMS (2)T00AV 3,A 50000 MORNING AMERI. SGENERALI4OSPITAI. CA •STUOIOSEE •UUA$.YOGAANDyOIJ 3:30 I I1AL COLBERT,REALTY INC. .. - kecords of Seminole County, Lf90l Notice Florida. and proceeding pursuant to Legal Notice Florida Statute 49.071 and 49.10, it Ii hereby ORDERED: (1) That the NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Motionoftheplalntinisgrant.d.(2) ORDINANCE AND NOTICE OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION That the plaintiff, United States at PUBLIC HEARING The following ordinance will be File Number 79.142.CP America, shall obtain y sirvice prQ(45$ by publication as to any considered for adoption by the Division . unknown heir(s), devises(s), Board of County Commissioners IN RE: ESTATE OF . grantee(s), creditors or other Seminole County, Florida, May •, RUTH H.S. GALLAGHER, F MOTEL NIGHT AUDITOR Deltona inn. 11 p.m. tola.m. Mt have experience. Part time. 5. 4193 ask for David. NOTARY PU BL IC 3222026or323-0M7 ______________________ 6-Child Case..; P.O. Box 553 I Strawberries lag. plentiful. 15 qt. or more) for 51. YOU PICK! EVERY DAY? Other Vegetables at Treasure Island, Hwy. 44, E. of Leesburg. (4) 787 3819. .. Sanford, FIa'. 3277) defendant, Ulysses McFadden, and to enforce a lien upon real property _______________________________ situateinthlsDistrIctanddescrlb.d WHYBELONELY?WrItI"GtA as follows: Loti, Lone Pines, accor. tv' Dating Service. All Ages. ding to PIat thereof as recorded In P.O. Box 1031, CIwtr., FL.. 33317. Plat Book 12, page 21 of the PublIt S ____________________ __________________ ________ _____________________ ood Thngs to Eat 18-Help Wanted 414OUSeS 41-Houses - __________________________ -----__________________________ DlvORCE-S20.-Guaranteed. Free details; KiT. pompano, FL. 3306), 941.57. PROSLM? Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous UNITED ---- - S _____ __________________ - A U U U U I _________________________ ____________________ ___________________ J _________ dlppid CI partlesclaiming by, through, under, l9at700pm,on*oontet in Room 203 of the County Cour. or against Ulysses McFaddvn. That notice of this order • thoute, North Park Avenue, San. published by the United States ford, Florida: 0NG.H1' 8:30 (.2)EARLYDAY (4DAGflONSKYANDCOI,4PA (MOW) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE THE WORLD TURNS ThU. FRI) 5:30 'OSUNR$SESEMESTER ThE RESTLESS 0 AU. MYCHILOREN • &. - Noon STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff,. vs. ULYSEES McFADDEN, '°°AY •THE YOUNG AND IIi : Friday SundQ _____________________________________________ . . S . 3 Lines Minimum 4--PerSonals __________________________ N,. 77-215.Ort.Civ-Y 7:25 7:30 (2)112) TODAY S GOOD MORNING AMEPJCA V Noon The Do Before PubIicQtiofl1 UNITED STATES DISTRICT couRT..umoI.t DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION t - - DEADLINES _________________________ 1230 •.__ __ AND 'jfiotc 1200 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA Ø0000MORNINO FLORIDA 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY .Noon FPJ) 0 OVER (MOW) , MONDAY thru FRIDAY 530 (2) NEWS 0 ThE ODD COUPLE 1155 0 CR8 NEWS (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING (1'1JB) (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORN. 40 (WED) (4)0 ThURSDAY MORNING (ThIj) c4JOFRIDAYMORNING(FRI) OG000 MORNING AMERI- •MERVGRIFFIN pnOIoU(MOt&wED.ffiJ) 'TIP uoos ROOKIES (TUB) •M$STERROGERS(R) 11:30 (2)(I2IWHEELOFFORTUNE 0 LOVE OF UFE 0 FAMILY FEUD 700 (2) TODAY 0 MONDAY MORNING 1:00 A.M. (2JCAROL SJRNETT a A - ' 500 '100 8:47 * g • U itime .................43CaM 3consicutivellmes. .3Ic1fIe 35c,a tine 7 consecutive times 0 BEWITCHED - S 831-9993 wri ro I ®MIKE DOUGLAS I Odndo - Winte, Pd* _________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES ' 4:30 CARD5$PJ(5 ®OALLINTHEFAMILY(R) (4) KLJTANA Il i..im - •SUAMESTRW (1J) Larry Grossman. president of PBS, and B.n)amln DeMott, who discuss public televIsion's Problifl$ con man dIsguised as a L PLAZAI 17:4., 121 host: George Carlin. Guests: Rip Ta)IOr, Ben Vereen. (4)THENEWLYWEDGAME 0 ROCKFORD FHES Both the mob and federal become extrem&y Interested when Rocklord's father begins Seminole 322-2611 WED-FRI) ______ (2)TONIGHT Guest to marry until the return of Erica.(Part3of5)(R) (4)0 DEAR DETECTIVE Pro. fessor Wland is suspected of pleachertsamuptoflghtruth. less bounty hunters. (2 Hrs.) g FRI) day care center and Susan enrolls In the police academy. (R) 0 GREAT pcjsppi "Leonard Bernstein Conducts receing money In the malI. 0 POLICE WOMAN l'. MaNer's Symphony No. e" PO11 Q as a t,aroiee. becomes Eight world-renowned soloists, the ob)ect of a bank robber's The Vienna State Opera affeCtions. Chorus, The Vienna Slngvereln, The Vienna Boys' Choir and 12.00 The Vienna Philharmonic are 4) 9 VALLEY An explosives conducted by Leonard Bernexpert Is hired by the stein, to do mining work, but It turns . out that the mania wanted. 8:30 (4Jul88 WINSLOW & SON 12:37 Susan and her mother get Into 0 MANNIX Mannix appears a huge fight when her mother to be the target of a mysterious dIsagrees with the diagnosIs of gunman. (R) Susan's pediatrician concern12:40 Ingthebaby. OKOJAIC mesister.ln.Iawof eoo KoJalc'sbougetsindeeptrou(2) WHEELS Adams test ble when she tries to gamble falls Its trials and his eldest son her way to wealth. (R) Kirk (James Carroll Jordan) tOO unknowingly fails In love wIth • CHARLIEI ANGELS The Angels are assigned to protect a young golf pro (Jalme Li. Curtis) whose life Is being thrutened. (R) MOVIE "Buck And The Preacher" (C) (1972) Sidney Poitler, Harry Belafonts. A trail guide for former slaves and a everyday things funny p.opie do are focused on In this series celebrating the American U CLASSIFIED ADS •: TV - Wednesday April II, 1979-9B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. YELLOW SAND CaIlDIckLacy3Z3.1$10 -. 62-A-Farm Equipment - - - Jubilee Tractor, disc, mower, Plow, boon, leveling ho., draw bar & trailer. 377 4442. ______________________ CUSTOMCABINETS FreeEst. 3230479after5:30 7 Retired men wanl repair work of kind, including roofs Fret Estimates. 323 5543 ________ Andy's Remodeling Service General Building & Remodeling . 345 6334 Custombuiltiron,1,ork Windowguards,qateselc. Martin's)?) 1111.339 1693 ng ____________________ All types, eqpl repair, truck bodies, roof racks, portable eqpt Martin's 3237*11. 3397693 : .' �I 101—Evening Hra Id, Sanford, Fl. 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. � 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 18, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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S . - V • • r .. - 4 SUNDAY EDITION ][][era Eveàing 71st Year, No. 186—Sunday, March 25, 1979L—Sanford Florida 32771 Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents M iin 's I I .. - .. WMI OWPPI i' 11 ,.. -. - - ... • Sak held pursuant to Semmote County permit or oing-, Out-Of-Businem Number 23 granted the 19th da.y 0f January, 1979 RIDING A Ns$l P FOR by Ti Vts About 150 cyclists headed out today for a Wmlle Jau nt throughout eastern SemiuOle County in a bike-&-thon to raise money for the Seminole County 0 American Cancer Society. The bikers obtained sponsors who donate Wu*t they wish for each mile of the trip. Seminole County cancer 90cletY.Officials say they aim to raise $29,5w this year. Last year their goal REASON . - I L "You can't go by age, in the thirst "Imbers. Im a Two-Mile Fun Run to be held simultaneously over a shorter course fil begin at 7:30 aim City recreation director Jim Jernigan expects at least 400 runners will be entering the runners enter" said Jernigan. namers canpt water or other 11.1f seine mall I received an entry The city of Sanford will be (rein a S0yearold man In responsible for providing Dana for 200S muter Mlsniioeg the two and soother tram a a. rLk raft apergwg b . •.. ' . - •-• There will be I Ir, at the fidAh UM WM WdVe' II eight sp divislo4 la men sI' froWad "Mreports through sight for women to be deter. public address system an. mined by the ages of the so. noimcuointg regarding race trants, Jernigan said. leaders, and te pHf. ...expeton "Seminole Community route for the tile event. One thousand entry age C00% J.C. L=g has Fun Run wM be on sWord l bow an mod," add Avow hm do civic coter to week to oigof-etate and out of become invoked In." Jâteilgan. "He has ntlonaJ Second Strait, .ed cii Second city namers and Jerulgan said There wifi he a $5 fee if en. prominence In his own dt for Sliest to MsUciMlle c* cvp, fromrachb F10 Aue, that time, Columbia's three tow the shuttle two miles Into entries and fees are already tries are postmarked by May 4 the citimplons he has coache& with to (UP!) 841111Ms Boulevard The spec. shuttle March 10 as schedule& main engines also lll be In. the hangar where It will spend beginning to come in. The Columbia, the My to America's list or a $5 late entry fee for He will be asaidliig and has and back to the civic center. But when technicians In- stalled the next five months. was obtained from participants registration on Friday, May 11 provided Invaluable t.vIvikaJ The MInI.Mamthon will begin futlnln space, arrived atcape sped jcrazytllesbonded Because some tiles have yet The shuttle, It Is laun- In the Tangerine Bowl at the civic center oflcefrom Canaveral today after a a two. to the spacecraft's aluminum to be moeded, fear that rain ched, will provideonce 5. advice In sitting iç the corMthcfvlccsdor andprac es scientists and marathon. 7:30 p.m. All entrants will se.' en Sanford Avenue to Coin. week trip, which was to have akin after its first test flight, would leak under the Insulation technical investigators with a "As long as the interest holds receive complimentary TSanford recreation depart. mercial, go wed on Coin. taken two dayL they found some had blown oft. forced the ferry, operation to space environment in which to we would like to. make It an Shirts. No new entries will be mont steer Rinse H4h11 will merdal to PahnUo Avenue; whistled when the rocket plans swing Olth 00 Plibutto to 24th fl ulate the Columbia from Florida. oily was scheduled for depar. "We thought It would be race. The shirts, which must be tables assisted by thO the Street, depart. en Grandview to loaded at 11:04 a.m. under the searing temperatures ofre. ihi4tIe The was d'lgned to ture this month, but engine popular with so many running worn in the race, will be navy rnent clerical staff and other c, a aides. The Co. ery. They thd heat so fast streak tlaongh space at 17,500 troubles caused a series, of and jogging fans around. There blue wi $eeMA3AIHON,pqel,A th gold Letters. The front nbatoucheddown ,iarijy9 that they could pulled from miles per hour, considerably delays; fi rst to June, then is usually one run ning event of the shirt will feature the -— after takeoff trim an oven heated to 3,000 degrees quicker than the Sinph pace September and November. around the dd each weekend. Seminole Indian Chief Osceola Iglin Alt Force Bus, a Fairsaheit and dill be hand mlMiln,danuJcrcoedry 1 'huttle will be able to "It Is an inexpensive and theworde "Annual Sanford riiusl p. held. trip. After arrival at Cope carry seven passengers when recreation activity for the Road Race" and on the back,. T ii pilot cruised l. enough Engineers said 7,100 of the Canavsraj, It will take 1$ how's operatIonal. It was designed to participants and will bring a lot the Kiwanis symbol and the *W nsI Dimy World for WOO arelnledng.Th.ywwbe to lift th blaoljits ac. haul virtually aflof the nation's o( people b1othe arelowatch name c4 the KjwanlsQsh. ..... 4.A a,a, thiude of tourists to the glued to the shuttle during ................. ccsnpsnythg jumbo jot. The civilian and military satellites and take part," said Jernigan. The first through fourth Bridge.....................44 £: n.1thqd eliuttle baited Mop a ws.he of t4hig in the Orbiter maneuver will be aceoipHed into orbit. NASA officials will "With the shortage of gasoline overall w ................... inners In each division Cesics ....................41 OlJLVD............ . jumbo jot. 111 Puc." Facility, a hugs with the help of two tall towers permit routine, relatively men., these types of activities will of the mini-marathon will Cr.eswss .................4.3 sperk ............ Torrential rains and hangar with twin bays at with three holds. pensive acc to space be- become more and more popular receive plaques or trophies and EdiusrW .................44-A Tilulaks ................. lechalcaltroublesk.pttl, Kesmsbr8psc.CuMor.Dring 64 wftwllitakaiisto caia.It will returnto Earth. wfth those looking for thlnga the firdl0men and women th ................. 4 w--- .................. ..... ' - I a under the sponsorship of the ________ ____ ape C,-rowd Of 6,000"' Welcomes ace Shutt e . the two mile race win receive vduategm Members of the rosette ribbons. Kiwanim club will be sasisting "We expect to have a Wt of with hiffic contrw and aid high school cross country stations along the route where city recreation department and the Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis. The mIniarMhon will begin at$ am. attheS riord Civic - - . Hendd Staff Writer Sanford's First Annual 10,000 Meter (6.1 miles) Road Race Is scheduled for Saturday May 12 - - ver ii areV V I I I 11 I V V IS THIS,: IS YOUR LAST CH.ANC-E TO " TAKE NTAGE OF OUR LOSS S' A E E N DS APR lt 1979 FILL SALES- FINAL • I By JANE CASSELBERRY was $27,000, but Seminole County branch fell short by $2,000, having raised $25,000 through the year. •- - Sanford Enters Marathon I Race; Annual Event Eyed No _ . A ward By TOM GIORDANO Searcy pointed out the problems of how much of the award Herald Managing Editor actually be paid arise out of the policy limits Issued by Slate What may be the largest SWfl awarded for personal in jury In Farm onwill Tyus' car e past eight years In Seminole County $1.9 million th was made Friday by a county court jury to a Forest City Searcy explained the problem tbla way: paralyzed in an automobile accident last year. The liability podlon of the policy .d by Stat. Farm on BuL there's a possibility only $100,000 of that total may be paid, TyUs' car is limited to $100,000. So, If after an appeals are according to the man's lawyer. ezhatsted we cai't form Slate Farm to pay the fr The suit was filed on behalf of Clinton Marshall, 71, of million, the other dofendants would have to pay the dlff.r,uca, Magnolia Drive, in connection with in juries he suffered in a and we're not siwe at this po If they'd be able t or even If my January, 1978 automobIle accident, client, Mr. Marshall, would want to pursue that avenue." Marshall, according to his lawyer, Christian Searcy of West the matt now standalt acoorft go State Farm Palm Beach, has been paralyzed from the neck down since the hasAn filed a motion th judge, Rlchard'MuIdr,w, to accident and his medical bills will be about $50,000 a year for the revise th judgment ar ede trial he e aw d by t sIz'bor coy cot redo said Marshall's medleal bills over the past ,IkWting the pany'a damages to the policy year already have hit $50,000. Named as defendants in the case were State Farm Insurance "M a matt come, I believe the judge will Co., Usa Tyus,18, of Longwood, driver of one ol the veNcles in Slate Farm's motion, but there's a side issue ad 11 R I& up 6ft the volved in the accident, and her father, William Tyus, owner of the e' she was driving. . 8eePA*ALy,p.XA woo w Zq_4 iff - 'I Inlury 10q mll~ofl, But... Je ffzffff id j } IL -' . V - .' be oday ? S I - - 1% 'J U* nk' Food In 'hools? DI"Vergent Views Offered Pro... 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VA,.U*$A ds.Ssd b lb -. á pgssuls .4th. kMds. • "Jib lust" lb. - 4 . .—.-- milk• a"or thn'.ied *' located s a ca., while ___ ad . -._-- __ __ '' Pod ld M,Il scbssrs - iIg - . ._,. ___ milk ' • '- :' ' ' .' -y MW Dn: �I Ai. 24—(venln, Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Mirth 25,1979 — Loss Is V MLD Inventory Reveals 4 Vehicles Missing By MAX EJUULETIAN JEWELRY, DIAMONDS Herald Staff Writer 9MLIM An inventory of Bob Dance Thieves broke into a home ln Doe, U.S. 17-92, Itngwood, rural Seminole County Friday revealed four vehicles, valued evening and removed jewelry, collectively at 124,896, were diamonds and silver, valued at taken from that automobile a total of $4,450, according to deputies. according to Seminole County Bill D. Morris, 49, 1695 Sheriff's Deputies. Kingston Road, reported the .s,__1__s____ -. a. m'ng iram inn aeaiersmp wen occiwon oetween o p.m. are two vans and two pick-up and 9:20 p.m. Friday. Morris his 1977 Ford station wagon, trucks. All the stolen vehicles and his wife were gone during valued at $4,000, from his are 1979 models, according to that time to do some grocery driveway Friday night, acdeputieli shopping, according to cording to deputies. Reported taken are: one 1979 deputies. CYCLE ThEPT van, valued at $8,119; another Thieves hit the road In a 1973 Entry to the home was gained van valued at $4,277, according by prying open a sliding door, Honda Thursday or early to deputies. Friday belonging to Robert E. said deputies. Florlan, 31,691 Holly Hill Drive, All the vehicles had been CAR TAKEN parked on the outdoor lot and James R. Butler, 35, 815 Lake KMherye Estates, near were ladseenin late February, Meiner Blvd., Altamonte Casuelberry. said deputies. Thsiotcycls was parked In Springs, reported thieves took IN BRIEF Syria Calls For Sadaf's Ouster; No Embargo Seen BEIRUT, Lehsn (1jpI....syja Arab calls today f0 the vilirowing of Egyptian President Anwar mist, but fled out an all embargo ngalnd the unitei ___ 1nItIve, SyrianForeign Minuet Abdel HaIIm Maddsmt in London for talks with British oMcjaIL told a reporter from the Kuwaiti newspopr Al Wabn that Syria and bar fellow Arabs 'will ridask off pdiolemi "Mods ot the unt.s The reported 111144401101,b4 _ the basis repeated Palatine Ubsrauos I''en calls for_- ch A move, said an all em 4ert Us" from the igi t '-: committedby £t_ • __ gotwL4 as well AS from Israel's continued $24,896 •_S_t* NATION IN BRIEF depsas. cording to ds1es. Entry to the home w gained Damage to the window was estimated at 130, saId deputies. by prying open a Slidingglass James E. Reddlck, 44 door leading to the bstbrXm, Apartment 805,200 Fern Park according to deputies. Blvd., Fern Park, reported a Ronny pimilir ___ Incident. A bandit sporting a bhck Reddick told deputies patch o___ me eye staged en someone broke the front win, armed robbery at the dew on his car the some flight, Sleek Hones, 1007 Weat 13th accoramg 10uspwas. Street, aaeror, about 2:30 p.m. the beck yard 01 Floiian's Damage to the Reddick Thursday, according toSanford trailer at the time of the theft, automobile was also bit*ed Police at $300, said depes. according to depitl no lone robber rsport.diy WVWOWPANEB CAMERA TAW pulled a .32 or Jul caliber soub A burglary In the Woodiande maid revelvur from his pock Wantha M. Cony, 07,3W Dominica Run, rural Seminole subdivision, In rural Sembiole and poInted ft at owner Mope County, reported vandals broke County, resulted In the Ices of a Portina, 51, 10.4 Maple Ave., the rear window of her 1173 cwieraaidmcneyforRldiard Ssdort Chevrolet while ft was parked L. Ler, 35,137 Fozrle Rue, The gtrmi ordirad Perkins at the Indian Hills Bowling said deputies. to open the cubregister and Alley, southern Seminole Thet reached In to take all the County, late Thursday, ac $131 In value, according to currency there, Defense Expert Freeman Nominated To Head GSA ___ WASHINGTON (UP!)— The man nominated by President Carter to head the General Services Athnlntdratlon has pledged to complete the investigation of the scandal-ridden agency. Carter made no mention Friday of the complex problems at GSA when he nominated Rear Adm. Rowland G. Freeman Ill, a defense procurement expert, for the job. But Freeman did. "My first concern will be to work closely with the Department of Justice and the GSA inspector general to complete the ongoing investigation of GSA progams and actions," Freeman said. Freeman would succeed Jay Solomon, who resigned effective today after helping expose and investigate a bribery and payoff scandal in the government's housekeeping and purchasing agency. of Arab Bombing Death In D .C. 4 WASHINGTON (UP!) When the judge asked a Cuban exile if he had anything to say before being sentenced for two murders, he heard a 32minute political harangue accusing the U.S. government of collaborating with Fidel Castro. BLAZE A fire of undetermined origin gutted this abandoned house on Cameron Avenue just east of Sanford early Saturday morning. The lire started about 4:25 am., according to a spokesman for the Seminole County Fire Department. The blaze was Initially spotted and reported by a Seminole County Sheriff's Deputy on a routine patrol. Seminole County Firefighters remained on the scene Saturday morning to monitor the site and probe the came of the fire. Guerrillas Fr.. Hostages MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!)-. Far antilamesa holding sine hostages his back for Iim days have agreed to arindsr and free their victims unhar-mod today, pollee said. Authorities said the four guerrillas, Including a woman, — to give op after P1d-4 Anastasio Bomou rejected any deal and warned he would send In national — troops to attack the bank ThsgusrrlUasha,e been haled opina branch 01 the Nicaregan Ssvs& Lean Co. since an abortive robbery Mtançt Wedasadmy. no took 1$ hostages but freed three is the 1.1 two days and four arapsd Thursday. IRA Claims Credit For Killings 2 Kidnap Victims Wife Burled MANILA, F,, a (1W!)- Crisdin end Madams today burled the wVsof LMyd Va Vaster, the &-----y by Madam rebels tee wab sp who sp paradly is still _aaro Od she hed died. IWutheUedchofn"yfrom Ipiar, S. D., wuM be reined before the burial v- ' i d whes the rebel. deed an thoir -"-4 MI. PS,US i-ru—: i pWdd Mae Va Vaster led March 17-aim -Mvwt.d len_:i-01 chart attack in a aubstac MIa F:l HOSPITAL NOTES III *111 Mie S.Mey Vera Csuk Mmii Presmsn Ne $ 11eren Carl"" am Mere TP.uleId MM Wiffleinsun "rim 0. *. isco Calls or* ______ Jr., Nliv J. flaMe. d*. N. NN. CumMe 0., Mls OR Sale 4.80 Sale 8.80 Father... A GREENSBURG, mu (UP!) "Dad, I love you, Dad," the — Marine Pfc. Robert Gar- father quoted his son as saying. wood, who disappeared In i'iitig to newanei at the Vietnam 13% years ago, "said plant where he works, practically nothing" in a the oldw Garwood conversation to'. be recalled e smiled xcitement In Mwineosthe voice wbN when old Okinawa "because he was this he t afteld do linewas "his his parents: "I'll me you In a father says. Th. alder Garwood said few days." Friday his family already has The elder Garwood said he, madeplanstogoto the Great too, could hardy wait for the Lakes Naval Training Station In reunion. Illisils to see his son, now 33' Trying not to show emotion, who faces charges of desertion the .ide Garwood predicted his and collaboration with the -:- ,gj be cleared. enemy In the Vietnam War. Garwood is to be broi*ht to "I think ft's more or lam a the navel station from Okina,a formality," he said. "DI the alter undergoing nitary di. service,they charge you with It, investigate U, than pot you on killing. "He saild practicallyeLA __the back and say you're a good — like he was scored to talk," boy. Jack Garwood said 01 his first "I think this Is what this is direct cenMnWUPl with No oft to be. The kid has new sea Macs M. "H. was afraid - anyt that wrong. He beggit" should be Ipnk,t" FICTION THE TRUTH ABOUT LIFE-CARE LIVING RETIREMENT "Life-Care sounds good to me, but FACTs An Important part of life. I've worked hard for my retirement and Can Is the availabilIty of Mid-Ceit,, don'J want to give up everything I've cars clos, at hand should lbs used arise. earned. Do you have to turn over all your And It's a comfort to know that, even V assets to the Village to move into John YOM am in $SOd health. But Life-Care Knox Village of Central Florida?" uneans much more, it is an active comivamky 01rs*e.sni as ps.pls who FACT No! By no means are you find It atlaulatlug S. be Involved in var. requested to tutu, over all your assets, lees rscrea*Iseal and eeciel .v.uga, who An Initial Entrance Endswm.u, based It relaxIng I. Isave heavy ndw on the size of apartment you select sad a teiaace and hsusde.phig cheres to the monthly sanke feo cover lbw senkes staff to handle and who leek forward to and facilItIes you receive as a UfeCareesjsykeg a meal with Moods Is the lovely disks5 isim or servIng a 'imp-sd, dinner prepared in the privacy 01 theIr "160 need a nursing home. I'm own hsmes An oftb.ard cmg from very healthy. Why should 1 consider ,ssIgscgs Is, "I isv. It her, . just wish moving?" I'd moved In uuuur.' OWN am ca"OM& a 6". 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Sale 5.59s' (A) Ni1i1Iill1 11H(UIIUN AW f -ilr-\.\ N' 10 Z VI Reg. 0.05. Infantboy two-piece diaper sit is polyester. Neat knit-in ittlo tens. mild reler i 4 5 Police said the young girl was kidnapped fran a "family type" restaurant at Daytona Beach March 21. She .ecaped from her captors early Wednesday and hrsnpftdily contacted police Suit Filed Over Jails man an TALLAHAEE (UPI) -A suit which Florida sheriffs bad warned was bound to come has been filed In federal district court, dmbsg ugninane conditions In most Thrkhjails. Flied Frldmy,.ft accuses Corrections Director Louis Wwr* 01 failIng to carry out, the requirement of law hr dW Madirde in cosdy Mention f1lft'es. regular lupEtlene and strict enforcement. It claims - 1 himotes aridenlid exercise, recreation. Visits with fw'Uks and filisde aid adequnts medical cars, and are forced to be is unsanitary conditions. €;ifl Sale21.39 Sale V 119. 7.50. Soy, fts. 110. Little boys' drsss shirt Is ,slnle needle stitched In polyestercotton broadcloth. Prints and pastels In sIns 47. striped dress shirt with short sleeves Is Dacron' polyester/ cotton. Sizes 8-20. Sale.$6-y• will pockets, Del IT. PEIUMURG (UP!) Gov. Bob Grebam will be Is W$r Madmy to attend the peace treaty n dosi g betws. rne1dativss of Egypt end IsraeL As a real, - polyssler with back loops. Sizes 3-1. - , , W WAPINS., NWO17. msdheardGr'a4.-topop '. i* dhir mr 01 amoniss, ad long4Im. 1pinser - . (old us :::," Haloteel aid. "liVe 'rr-'i"g ' woven polysstar with two sst.ln back pockets, flared legs. Sizes 25-31. - 5 , SANFORD PLAZA .2 -. Hwy.l7.9lassd$titsSt. enMenffiv$et.10AM4p.M'-. s i -'. ' ' Sale% 11g. I.M. Boys short sleeve dries shirt is Dacron' polyester, cotton with fused collar. Bliss 0.20. Sale 111111119i 11111111. Varsity boys' dress sink le . -w Vniiiiso $9 Sal , ier penus 42 aid —. polyestiq with snap-crotch. In blue and pink. --. 5- Westr . — ---- ',f TIMM Tires other alleged members of the gang were rLi Friday on $10,501 bond each on charges of kid- U - C I blumn ad -. Rig. $11. Jr. Hi girls' fashion pants woven polyester with the trim fit and details they love Sizes 6-14. Save 20% on Easter dress-ups for baby. - 11111111110 d Ci1 FIt*'. e.g. jr. Hi girls peter pan-collar blouse is polyester /cotton with cap sleeves. Sizes 6.14 - -. -- Sale 6.80 Iso. AThANTA (UP!) Hustler magazine owner Larry Flynt's attorney said Friday his defense against obscenity charges Is left with "nowhere else to go" after repeated failures to introduce testimony regarding local attitudes toward sex. Flynt, who could face up to 11 years in prison If found guilty 0111 misdemeanor charges of distributing obscenity, has lost virtually all of the attempts by his attorneys to present evidence that Atlanta area readers do not consider Hustler obscene. "We are In a unique position of having every single piece 01 evidence Introduced about community standards excluded," said defaisc attorney herald P. Fahreuger. "We have Qv"7. ilp and thor. Is nowbur,, on to go." the ama' Govusasea Baeetafl dimar Monday aW im of *6 Age a 47 Obscenity Testimony Excluded Bas.ball Dinner Strikes Out - on 7.' TAMPA (UP!) Kenneth Robert Hart, 29, an alleged member 01 the Outlaws motocycle gang, was In jail without bond today on charges of kidnapping an Indiana tesagur from Daytona Beach and raping her during the elgid days the was held captive In the gang's clubhouse In Mal ale coupentod,y o P1.... asud as y.ur b.áIst a.swssft ussr, qasd.u. ab.ut car "Viva Cuba libel" (Lag live free Cubal). Tht triggered a bedlam f screams and defiant shouts by several women tators. spot Most spoke only Spsnls$. but as U.S. mrsha's a cleared the courtroom ofle woman shouted, "Wake ' America I Today we seè; maybe tomorrow you wil suffer from Cominunit govermnegsl" 'Outlaw' Members Arrested You may have many questions about what Life-Care retirement will really be like at John Knox Village of Central Florida. We'd like to show you our model apartment and answer your questions in detail. To talk with one of our experienced retirement counselors call (904) 7753$40 or mail the card below for more information. N.Olilgades. ••.• unman...... an an man an an an anmanmáan . Letelier's Sale 8.80 Reg. $11. Jr Hi girls' fashion pant S woven polyester with the trim fit and details they love Sizes 6-14. F, find Former POW... Reg. 1.50. Jr. Hi girls' button-front blouse is polyester /cotton with eyelet lace trim Sizes 6.14 Reg. 4.49. Little girls' frilly blouse is polyester /cotton with Short sleeves Sizes 4.6* railroading, and the Industry is in deep financial trouble with a return on Investment of less than 1 percent. Federal regulation, therefore Is choking a dying Industry jut at a time when energy-efficient and inexpensive rail freight service is needed, say Carter and AitainI, and the time has come to allow railroads greater freedom to set rates, merge and consolidate lines, and abandon unprofitable routes. "Without the changes I am recommedning, we will face a catastrophic series of rail bankruptcies, sharply declining service, and massive federal expenditures," Carter said Friday In a message to Congress. Considering Life-Care Retirement Living? =j c.ri.iti SasS* Ei1 VIEWS FACT RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (UP!)- The Pakistan &WsmIo COOK W* upheld the death smance of All ffift but left the deisLon on whether the former prime mM&4er would be hanged to the man who toppled him from power. Aithoagh the cost refneed to review ndto's murder "pIracy conviction and death aediacs, It rn4, dear the fats 01the neon who ruled Pakistan for five jeers was in the lunide 01 Prudlad Gem. & ul.Haq. ___ Despit e liutto's consistentrifneal to isik nietcY . the ct said P"9is made to the coat en his behalf dww thespp.alspreosescoddbei.edbyzla 1 lThhlbF3,116 1 wished As" u$.Il I wiftid: ASIA1111111111110145 Sale 6.80 - His Fat. In Foos Hands U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker said he Sale 3.59 WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter and Tran.. aportatlon Secretary Brock Adams feel federal regulation of the railroad industry is a throwback to the 19th century when robber barons exploited a public needing protection. But today there are no robber barons, at least not In "We got so many cranks," one official said. Parker said he had never presided over a trial for a crime "as monstrous and as cold-blooded" as the radlocoigrolied bombing of Weshingtoa street on Sept. 21, 1971. He then pronounced the life setences that require Novo and Ross to save at least 30 years in prison and .ejgnc,d Novo's brother Ignacio to eight years far lying to a grand jury and falling to report the murders. After U.S. Marshals had led the defendants tlrongf a rear door one shouted, 77th Anniversary Sale. Railroad Changes Proposed wen slop" about their realized the defendants were fugitives from Cuban tyranny but added, "You have smuggled In a band of terrorism, fanaticism and hate that has no place III this country." 0 Nerall Psls be Tom VIacml caner to a Dutch as*upieur usid the Proirlsisaid MA Republican Army was ruipunaihis for the murder of British Ambassador It Richard Sykes and warned other BritWi 'p'eta would be att'cket _0vaInlY for clues In Thaiky's Police, ..14 m envoy and No footmen, investigated that and other tilephene calls to the media, bs* coup. Novo said Cuban exiles were made "scapegoats" as part of a 1976 U.S. plot with Castro to "j" the violence-prow Cuban Nationalist Movement In this country, If Cuba would refrain from exporting Communism in Latin Letelier served as Chile's foreign minister under the the Marxist regime of Salvador Allende, but had lived In exile in Washington after the present military junta took over In a 1973 Guillermo Novo Sampol and Alvin Ross Diaz were each given two consecutive MONROE, La. (UP!)- Former Rep. Otto Passman, 1)Lat pressured the U. S. Agriculture Department into accepting a "Food for Peace" policy proposed by South Korean rice dealer Tongsun Park, a former department official says. Frank McKnight, a onetime assistant in the Agriculture Department export marketing service, testified Friday at Pama's bribery trial that the former congressman repeatedly demanded changes in sale regulations and an increase In the sale 01 rice in the program to favor the Korean government. McKnlght will undergo cross-examination Monday. His testimony Frdiday ended the third week of trial for Pirnei, 7$, who represented northern Louisiana In the Home for 30 years. Passman is accused of bribery, conspiracy and tax evasion for accepting cash payments from Park In exchange for using his influence to aid Park. MORNING life sentences Friday for the 1976 murder of former Chilean Ambassador Orlando Leteller and Ronni Moffitt, wife of an aide, by bombing their car. - 'Passman Pushed Rice Deal' EARLY Sunday, March 25, ifl9-3A 2 Sentenced In Ambassador's Murder.: Anarchists Riot in Paris PARIS (UP!)— Hhnot.d enarcldsta took advantage of a massive daslwcrkorV protest to stage the most spectaciiar Paris riot Macs 1155, loothig laa', perfm and lasth,r shops, omieldag 10. shop windows and averta4 cars. Forty psreone were arruatsd and N police wu* to hoipttals with injuries during the miles Friday at the and eftbe march toprotsat IS,010 layft in the diii Ii'd and p i n do I als to tire, more people out 01 work. The riot was the most spectacular in Paris since the May, iNS dudu,* "revolution." The "Autonome Brlgadsv' anarchist poop claimed rsapWy bran riot Ina coinmimiqu, to news agencies. The uIlmat.d 100 anaros, mod wme motorcycle boimots, began &4h1ig with riot police as the steelworkers' march aided at the lcrIc Place Do L'Opsra, which qpilckly filled with do01teargas fired by the po1ic,. Evening Herald, $anferd, Ft. ' . $ 8d "No slack is W~ with front ft Pockets, sslf.bsndsd waist Bliss 6-11 nney ORLANOODNTN 138N.'NISSAVS. Sale 4,39 Neg.1_gli1s fray polysstsucoeon' diappr Set witS lace or embroidery Vim. WINTER PARK MALL I$*y. 1742 end Las Read Wan, Ilsru$at, SAM, 4PM, sn Sunday 13:354:35 P.M. �. .' EventNeiaId U$PS 41201 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 AresCade32212011o132l.9N3 Around Sunday, March 25, I919_4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIOROANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cos; Month, $3; I Months, $16.50; Year, $3100. By Mill: Week, 60 cents; Month, $3.50; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. 9 The Off-Balance Bu The Clock By DONNA I get Dilemma d Lo and behold, the federal deficit for the current fiscal year has been reduced by $4.2 billion. Did Washington get the message and cut federal spending? MM 1&f Ni ..a....,I i IWIII. autuany IIS been spending more than was anticipated when the last calculation of the budget deficit was made in January. So what's going on? Its simple. Economic owth and Inflation have pushed up the earningsof Americans faster than nn &saw,5VVI Budget Director James McIntyre expected when he estimated two months ago that the deficit would be $17.4 billion. Hence, the Internal Revenue Service has been been collecting more than anticipated in withholding tax, and Uncle Sam expects to _ pocket an extra $5.8 billion by the end of September. The high Inflation rate is also driving up federal expenditures, but only by an estimated $1.6 billion for the year. So, when the new calculation of $461.8 billion in revenues is subtracted from the new estimate of $* billion In spending, the deficit Is One of the mat hnpreedve speakers In terms of poise for her tender yeas, was Carol Ham! merunith, a lake Brantley School student, who presented the results of her own personal survey at her school. She said she got opinion' on whether a ses education program should be hutituted from 52 persons at Lab Brantley Including two teachem She ould all but one person she talked to wanted the program. But, she said, the type of program wanted would include morale and values, answers to the questions of why young people have certain drives, Information on relationships and Miss Hainmerunhth told the board In a very touching way of how her parents had Informed her about isve and sex, answering her questions from early childhood ina way she could understand but giving her only the information she could assimilate at any given time. "Sure there are kids out there who know about sex," she said, adding not all of her acquaintances were as foetimate as she was In coeninwilcathig with their parents to find what they wanted to know. Many of them, she said, could receive the information only from the streets. was first kundei ,,.. J%owsW. • L_ JUL IAN A person from the audience suggested the school board would do better to Institut, a program of teaching chastity us way of life outside marriage. "If we mud have sex edncsv', make It an alter native rather than compulsory," he said. * said she had become didthnloued and believed the proposal rather than belnq culled a "family life" program should be oeftleIi "How to have sex without getting prugnL" What are the major influences on teensgeri today and how should these Influences be ranked? This Question was asked of Beverly DeVansy, head of the Seminole County Qispler of the Florida Alliance for Responsible Parenting, at this week's school bosrd minting by School SIçsrin! taident W1111n p. Layw Mrs. DeVoney said her opinIcr Is: first would be family, but In some htces the family does not hold first place. Secondly would be the schools, followed by peer groups and the media. Although Layer In .ip[.Inlng his question to the former Seminole Comty public health nurse suggested the order may be family, school, church, television and peer group, Mrs. DeVoney said the church Is no longer the Influence ft once was. For her to have placed peer group In third place while not Including the church at all may have sounded shocking to some; many others would probably ace.. Mrs. DeVoney noted the reasons behind Increased sexual activity by teen-agers may be their seeking to fulfill a used for and close psunflj.s. As Mrs. DeVoney was making her lengthy pres"*atlon which answered In some cases questions posed by school board members the week before, a woman who ltIM4ffi.d herself as Betty Maddox from the audience selid, she portid-ded In the orpn"thn when it OPINION Sunday, March IS, 17 Evening l4erald, Sanferd, Fl. County Commissioners this week achilded a resolution prorlilmblg May 5 Youth Day In Seminole Coady and urging citizens of this community to jein together during the week prior to Youth Day and on Youth Day to 'ralie the level of awareness of our youth and their needs. Let as all dedicate ourselves to recognize the many fine programs sponsored by our citizens and agencies of Seminole County on behalf of the healthy growth and well-being of our young people," the resolution dates. The resolution also noted this "International Year of the Child" Is concerned with children everywhere and expects local coenmimitles to focus their at tention on the needs and conditions of youth as well -SA -N $3 Million Spent In Investigation Jimmy Hoffa Hunt Most ByT00I1E $pecielt.TheHeraId 1CJ DETROIT (NEA) — On the afternoon of '; •t ialy 30, 1q15, James Riddle Haifa left his J-tudu sehorban home and drove alone to a Lcj restaurant in nearby Bloomfield Townq: sup. There he apparently got Into another jud ud that important. 0. Franklin 14wIe1 special agent In charge of the Detroit FBI office, says he Expensive In FBI History And indeed, Hoffa has for decades been another matter. As aPaolute ruler of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters (1157 to 1571), he and his 400,000 truck Provenzano engineered Hoffa's preswned death. They say Hoffa was probably knocked unconscious in that car In 1975, as celebrating young people's accdIipliu1n,', rd dill has more man worithig on Haifa than and then strangled; afterward, regarding recognizing that poor nutrition, child abuse and on only other criminal lavlgMlon. Four drivers bed the muscle to cripple a city, or Proveizano's "no fingernails" promise, distressing educational, psychological and physical hundred people are murdered In Detroit the nation. In the 19118s he was very likely he may have been mangled In a trash conditions Jo exist. "Youth are Seminole County's every year, he says, and 000 ethers are the mod powerful private citizen in the shredder and scattered In a mob-owned most Important resource and we mud respond with ii musing, b4 only Øff gets car coitththig tbree men, was taken from raportad land. dump. positive programs, functional services, effective _ Ail b the parking lot Into the streets and dw special Wiellm But as yet the FBI theory can't be legislation — concern, time and money, because we He may also have of abruptly vanished. ':*rd WI the FBI, actually, the special corrobotited by proof that will suffice In all recognize the vital link between their status and eornt. A friend and confidant of 1: months een court As for witnesses, the FBI says that the future well-being of the conummlty." nomernus hoodiam& Hoffs was fflad for "".' ' "' a'— w" n*a Salvatore Brigugilo, believed to be one d —I of do largest and most expensive rsell.d In the largest Investigation in Its criminal, activity on five occasions. He BoIls's killers, was a potential Informer — Iffl mli'Ing persons inv1gWI' In Its history Involving a parau thought he survived then all except the lad; In 1607 he began serving a stiff 13-year sacd.nce In but he was assassinated last year. And so o history. Scores of Justice Dapartaisid dead. . COetli stI5ItICI% will continue until Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary, for laWJ,.$, husidesda of FBI agents, and ' search cod more ($ million), "but we proof is found. tampering ___ with a jury. ____ :'5n12 afl of been Ave." REAGAN Rigid now, over 34 years later, FBI . :qn3 employed In the bed. In u1r, me At one time the FBI had more than 160 agent Lawle has "several" men working -rt1 They've only found an 11Cn. ThS agents trying to find R#a. The I*roit IflOtM TasnIdIi full time on the case. The U.S. Attorney's pmftu believe thsy've learned why omce b aulgasd so many man to h (Tony Pro) Pro,,nzano of Now office e Is also supplying manpower. •i oa was ine, an _____ who T he TV , -• ____ oUw important in. 'l1 FBI says the two had furious (kie source says that If people from qIoidng_______ thousande of peiple. vw'Igeffins have been hd,nçtsd. thus argenents bthlfld Washington and the Northeast are $1.5 Is said to have told that he would be counted, more than a dozen federal ofWwft up Insodreda of k and ____Is t t Buau tor, all....&_ killet! am day, and buried "so they wool Hem spend all of their, time on pAffa. L': spon" even find your fingernails." fande,JyHoifalsdiflmIsingaudlda may be twice tbe. in : unsolved. And whyt( Aged I..li says he can't Than In 1071 Richard Nixon commuted Of course, the probe hasn't been a total Now there Is growing mom" among explain it ether than to say that "all men Hoifa'sssdenceoncuoilttlonthathe retire wade. Since It began, Proveizano has federal law enforcement csoiule that the otcrent.diiat" Lowlisays the If freniTeamder affairs. Holfaaccepted the been convicted of an unrelated murder, '." pienmued ovwwted to the Haifa Joe Ito, Is abducted, or even If Special release but not the condition. Once free, he and a rub of indictments have been Battles '' copir. Even sene officers who have Aged Frank Iawle is merd.1id by the tried to regain union Influence by exposing handed down on other Teamster majori worked on the probe say Taxpayer mousy mob, the federal Interud may only be Teener evils. His split grew with the demos. But Jimmy Haifa really worth $3 There is a battle going on In WoOngton,D.C. r 4 a bas been wasled wild police prilorlitles MUM- But J111111101Y HOBS 12 quite another M"ArS) particularly ftMUDO. mill In Public funds? Too late. many miscarried. They say the Haifa matter Is meter. thX hasn't iiiatched the Irmii revolution, tM Many PHI agents say they are convinced observers are beginning to wonder. Mideast peace Who or the eusrgr crunch for news coverage, but Its outcome will have a lab effect on every parent and child In America. m. httIa I. t.frmni ,'J.a.. in a V.aiMsl I'..A -— _____ Is an ~40 , RONALD BOND ____ ________ Racism ___ _______ ___ Is No ___ Chldren I I Artifact "much uss Public millionawft;the _____ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ____ ____ Is Laub Harris tells us that do num.bar of white Jimmy Hoffa disappeared from the parking lot of Manchus Red Fox on Americans who think poorly of black Americans July 30, 1975 This shuffling of billions in the budget office is be declined ecIidtousl since 1603. At the sene time, goverusnent data tens us instructive. It demonstrates that reducing the Americans that black are dill disadvantaged federal deficit, or even balancing the federal audhusccuewaysworaeoiflnlP7lthanlnyears -. ___ budget, is not synonymous with reducing federal 1 — who radd attim.. were more spending. Congress could balance the budget inonly reported than today. _____________ tomorrow simply by increasing taxes In the blacks are In .disctk" for hid"o, morelikelythanwhltoftheseneagegrouçto C amount of the deficit. Impact of advertising In children's television ___ As Mr. McIntyre's figures show,Congress cax sit lack. high school diploma or a college degree, programs. In particular It locuses on an p.ac....' 'We've just built a now foundation for FTC ____ on its hands and let Inflation raise taxes Instead, and are likely to make less money than whites _________________________________________________ proposal to limit (and In some cases be) loam ___ ___ "A group ; A of Caseelberry senior citizens ___ action- are voters; their appraisal of the value of the land on which their support for the project If all questions coileagues, Is spending due time there, but with lass educetlo". Iswholssieklng kinds of advertising to children. Prows. eus ___ although they buy no Cost-of-living pay Increases, theW"awa diaaVVUllded from the coedi project Is worthy, eveu more worthy than the coznplezlstobe located, ttis only good are answered as they expect they will be. he needs a Utile help. cereals and toys are, not s urprisingly at more groceries, put Americans in higher tax y PIrCe* of blacks In colleges attend two. BUSINESS WORLD ' conmwthuiatthecoerthosm.tiis ___ iness to have more than one aroralsal. mod others, and all that Is required from bus Klrdihoff tried to tell seniors he talked It seems that many county employees center of the dispute. *uaTIInwdty colleges or vocational and y____ _____ brackets and Increase the government's share of C:wbIlItboydidudsweive adome ___ ___ he would probably ____ their reprs..'4.tives Isa "yea" vote NOW. Knowing Jim Lerminn, wi a er e delay was th ft th called th at he don't know who he is when he goes Into There are side argwnerds over the quality of '.' ______ covey money for the huditutior" Heft of the r"ui their earnings. Without major surgery on govern- tiuicai However, the chances of a project being be the first one to suggest a second or even in needs answers to aid rm him In co fo ulat g a un ty department or out on a Job and he'd ___ _______ the contact of children's television programs, Nab In colleges attend the historically black hiri ment spending programs, the federal budget Is p'mtd good and and being able to stand up to third appraisal of the land by persons as decision. like a little Computer identification badge of some Talk but the central argwuezd Is more profo un d; _ half of all blacks ___ In Muslim $ for construction hi the city. future hindsight, requires that all Impartial and dIsinterested In the land In expected to come Into balance In the fIscal year His questions appeared to have subsort, w ha ci siuoiddparac*shavetherightanddidyb de de tever Is required. America who receive a BA degree. They were angry became It onV.ar.d to edbe answered. The very ihnpled question as he Is. ance. Wh st il e Its understandable the beginning In 1910— even t hough the budget by then Talking of his problem this week, Sturm CMIdeIIi em on TV and what products By LeROY POPE be b a percentage and u by their voices. The theory IstI volcuprbds axe what their hard west In seeking out i,Itjo,i width should have been answered Some of the seniors appeared offended seniors were disappointed, their anger said any kind of Identification would be all they dulidren, or should the feJejjthem their will increase by nearly ) percent to $581 billion. their end dsthn. In the number of black medical UPI bes Wriler M ,ftfl(i itt ioiddbsad. A 11 pr.pert, for the "W'y had been hi advance was: "Who owns the piior because their pro was questioned at really wasn't lusUhted. right a&lini farMInilv iwa in..IA -_______________ ,U.'n,, u—,, u,wI. • — —'-- wv — eeoem's'ur—i' n naug 'and that tkeir iffoita wars ad sOwns property iMwl*.0 L Al one hove been .vMa ty?" N e 'P'T,Dick W1fl" I to g.rii*h or having mug s _ In 1071 there was only one Black Ph.D. ID Coniputirs — and the computers usuderdacIt 1-1.4 - ,___In_afl , Oiflputii voice reCOiflltion. EACh worker wh or b pressures on the economy, which makes it a goal , fairness any iidi ob. by havIng It uown who he or she is. ml.,lonsrs are responsible to all the much more time in the field on Inspection an on certain advertising abrwg. tim rlgids .. Incidentally the jingle used hi Sturm In precise, careful tones, speaking i atom mat Irecolrd the vocabulary of worth pursuing. But economist, Milton Frddman M"1111W0 wA In nuclear onginsoring. No dembrikpobligtopM Swoe4y with oil do roolpect to the WA 2 , aim for the expenditures they W tours since the reorganization public? of businesses to take their case to the of county campaign several months ago has b"n ow the ack received a doctorate In agriculture, tbrvd microphones of the kind foothill officials ida job li* the computer by repeating each word bl U iedy .---- am a at WA the National Tax-Limitation Committee, es . atj,.., ramin.. erstwhile mayor of Loqwood and prove for any project. Rightly so. That's government, County Administrator Roger submitted for a national award. Kemeth Mason, president of the Quaker ts 'na diJid NO, workers Call Out 11111" 11ANY 4011*4 MOP 10timm The word — and the operstorts voice — mining or systems saginaring. that curtaIn q'- hidte be these el,ct.d 1apr-- attves that Cemelberry realtor Jim Lirmaim, while what they are elected to do. Nelswender says. among others are pointing out that it taxpayers Remember It went something like — You The percedage of blacks completing college coordinates, ladrisnud reading, and the like. is stored for later I4s,*Ificatlon. #.*.i.1 11111 AftdlY 00 MWM to do they wbkMm Intwed questioning go* it no am was think a balanced budget will automatically reduce odd, "It Is a perfectly The computer stores the liSormation for pro" Increased from 4p.ceut male and I percent Even dialects, accents or a foreign language conflicting Intereds. He kglh activity for a cereal c"p'uy to want fn"te or control federal spending, they're barking tç the inventory to 11 percent for black men and Processinghi quality control, 1160 female In control, pose no problem because the operator can woman in IVX. But 34 percent of white men and Mod grading and other AdMd84 moll -IndN"the computer to recogWa, for example, to sbutim its P11940l"t4000111 cold '00 thereshould ____________________ 32 percud of white women finished college that operations that hasp eyes and bede occupied so the Spanish word "echo," for eight. Hoarseness television. But at the some tlmi It Is also a be a constitutional amendment requiring a bipid that voice 51V55 comuilderable time. same year. or a head cold won't fool the computer since It perfectly legtthnate activity for parents to balanced budget drones on and on, but the Elsewhere, computers can be hutructed In recogs'1'es tim voice ompoiw4s, bid ft will express concern If the television programs tiusir In employment, blacks are more likely to be limitation committee Is putting Its chips on a difof who, what, when, where and how. We appreciate her support and ento prepare_ ____ _If that _ _ household InEnglish the punched piper tapes used per c'p1' unemployed, have lies - t negatively component Is 'hwged, children watch the mod appear to ovuan. ferent kind amendment one that would ac Indi viduals or groups do not 11 the th n-'-i and want her to know that we meik of being In poverty, for numerically controlled such as co me and a greater chance 1eshoId bids ciaulc .imple of this at Olin phets the role of sugared products In the diet." Refuse majority %an been es do are deeply n't want It to happen. I tually mit g ow In federal spending. thankful for her Interest, s, ikifli, inachhies and Corp. 1re an twice as many black people punch presse "i w as my In New Haven, Coon. An employse on the Kids' viewing Is no trifling ni*fl, am h ap py with th is system. time and involvement. Obviously this would put a more effective curb on 1 411N. Although expensive, these 36 on th VNC (voi ce e was true In 1*. The number shotgun assembly line got a new dental pits that parent knows. These days, the averag, child — Mod people regard refuse disposal a the Inçrobeblllty of the city being able to Inother words, Iam happy where l Sheila ValliUo t are the ______ the government's spending habits than a conblack men unemployed tripled bete 1167 numerical control) systems make even caused her to make a whistling sound when she by the time he reaches college age — will have. am and In doing what I'm doing. When grime. It Is not the med enforce such an cr&Iiic. with cr iminal 1 ' ("f'l have t mat. ptoLttVe spoke. The uIr.ment that it keep taxes high atititlonal and 1177. this of every fair black workers In the relatively voice recognition eqnlpnwt rejected spud more tUne In frost of the TV screw than he the citizens of Altamonte Springs want to . of iscal prosecution one mint ask If the effort was idhavütoaddwiona1skilkdworkers. h i -.'g United States Is out of work. hadtor&aiterbervocabulary has In school, at thrth or play. whatever programs it keeps on enough to f ft Is" suiuitat a change, they will speak up. So, staff worth It. unity to Fmax From 101$ to 1177, the unemployment rate for A number of companies make voice into the computer. MMCII proposed that the Federal books, which is all that a budget-balancü* writer and any of you hopefuls, forget of great hunisIlie pial a a one of this of the leaders- arid me launders of 1b.ethold, Dr. Thomas B. "w*Mlosui Yes, it was worth It. For one thing, Math teenagers Increased from11 percent to 40 retwntlon eq'F nnI' d-lgint, Saturday t'Uc,t Eallenge. Nonetheless, garbage is a Cardinal Industries, Inc., the nation's amendment would do. state ft.Iplan tobe here through the term the __ ___public Interest tim. period ___ ___ ____ ___ the rupcihl, cilisens will now Is l'ishold Martin and Marvin a Herscher, both dill with mornings ass special have some largest producer of factory-built _ only cpany hi YNC ___ emIjus icij. people elected me to fill. Tci"o'ogy, Inc., of Deltas, NJ. the company, originally worked on volcsprlu* for cididrmn's programs arid that the three iK more dfitt. guldeilne, to follow In the In )ih,only 1.07 pirceit of modular apartment and motel units, ___ __ __ ____ ON en for several moidlu, a" Norm Floyd states . Thredwld be dtraded MII&IOII lately, it Those who are making political hay with the lb. of wh11 4sP(aal of thair trub. Corp. u with divisions in both Ohio and Florida networks (working within the csded 11h,1 of anti,j of'' cItIt have bees Altamorde Springs diaJle -iten J's, because sick giants as of zood balanced budget issue may want ta to think they lyiin to whits people Ii 1 to Lge electronics concedes initially were trust laws) divide up theCOMM has now produced well over 15,000 prgr&nug Wh at d make the new policies more predding the city fathers to update the 5c Xe'OZ ad &itE'i ItIcttIC& skiptimi about voice reccgr iti,"s market P0. resposulbllitles for 30 weeks, with rerem heW are responding to popular discontent blacks, the tiger. Is Ito 3,111 Of 116,110 dentIsts with big apartment and motel units since mid&= effective would be some restoration of ty's policy on refuse disposal. After ±± be giv as ci wersimg sri. 'Nice Article' MNW IstubiA 11111 " 01118111111111 OWNim" W tontial because do 1,71. These modulars have been used in in no uded 1111dak only 30 we TW arm t. appeared to 4mdvo , V I u am WL mddpd covirtsto hodollocal ism do be OW the Other 32 each year. The 1 o would In ,11rth I1PIAhle Md reqidred clear enunciation. mothers di times tUnes as vudmuds Black e hi the development of close to 350 multibrosdced the programs Department's new anenusi. does net time to deal why not talk about the J , of a.. w 111— c-,. polot w& &Wd cities no have aeuth the Thanks to Donna Estee for the very It has 10M lPbm to ON* him 1111 1 1110 firm Robwt A. Lmord. Threshold cbeirment saild Of tw fb&nsl dim " WNW mothers. family residential projects, mostly In On do other do as the va athnate that as much as 10 Ford Motor, General .'s (udal nice two-part article she did about an them ftcuItle. have been largely overcome, groups and the sslfappsited national "- er Nutritional f'cIc le s are found twice as Ohio and Florida, with some In KenCOidI have already suggeded such a lb. city cemeslislis adopted semi. Tb. harsh reality of lbs ustii- is through waste, budget Is going down the In the Mar 16th and lIth Herald. ch tucky, Indiana, Michigan, Pennan son" Mok emm among white Firestone, LMheid AizUlft, Colt Iririus H. said the it"fMat om be dO'lgflld tO At the FEC bemiog, for e"e a Consuners pr)Iai. Of course, that sort of action QIy Mem piisooutlea of ck ' I' f--mismanagement and outright fraud? That United Parcel Ssivice and the (l'kngo Mer She did a good job of carefully consylvania and West vocabularies of 766 or more worde In Urdon repreesdative said tbe a pereat should . Virginia. would be out of the hands of city omdals. . Wv. E, Znewlss. wield t a great deel of tbe far the n"dfle Esebege. densing my sometimes rambling amounts to about $W billion — in&* to w1P out almost any language (the average job on width Cardinal's Ohio facility, using the not have to be put hi the position of beIng "as j,ss' For The date I'g"ure woul of 's d have to take y's emce. T .me. is responses! the deficit and than some. assembly line technique, Is based In do "disuse Is used rquirve N to to words) war"we' , between the &M IM #4 TV soL j Is* q6ft * 8 dW& f& qwo stmca is a. N o mp a wo,aimbd safts " Uft he an city coluid CA on wa the th '. prlM," a — ad It was a very gratifying experience Columbus. In 1974, Cardinal purchased somewhat more toured about ama- Heaven forbid a pared should have to make a ivoiq preying a mmii messing, heat In r--tr and cold In winter. teque of electronically peesee vulture ad Is In ns to add to Is workload representatIves and senators for help In for me and I want her to know that I HtyIag siepeds Ciatim, a 125,000 square foot manufacturing d.il.4", let alone one 517W "nO." .i ad ttuiu .farce the dandurdo of the with mar. cesu. 'q.'4aily those of suck getting the job dose. appreciate It. facility on 20 acres In Sanford. After rdatively .ib dy's erces cs,erW ribse kapaclasce as City refuse Wever the answer refuse problems Bin Bush to two years' preparation, Cardinal put erdisemes. Zuewias' Idea is t perans 'e em matters that sho uld be disposed of the huge Florida factory, with an L',m ppi vi tie Having seugid tim refuse pt. r.ai*y qairiy. Concerned Student assembly line 190 feet longer than a football field, Into production In I, like many other students In tim October, 1576. Comparative Political Systems class at During the 20 months the Florida Seminole High School, am concerned plant has been In production, It has built with cit relations with the Soviet over 1,400 modular apartment and WAItUNGTON Army asks have bean en prepared for lit cangitil,. was perishable, is a s, item en Union. motel units used In the development of . tog IM vs abe, the days of 'r'er the and apper to have OFt pj.jI Ctens kgWMt,s ageado. Whan dido't know hew Mr1r41y eur frIa (the I cannot underst an d our ov n. g er 20 projects In this date which are adGr,at ad the c.uns of mu sliers who bed to edit. Is mu of Ike feed wadi up In 4j) felt." numt's reasoning behind p.rtically PI'1II'S enumerated on the attached list. Nwy show Ibes Is Olin *sd sellers _ bs" gene plats to ad t h begging the Soviet Union tr e wi This Is simply to express our apFeatete: A Usmi-• pu --unas 01111111111 do ceehohavea Id tohedOlainabeut. atvodferIedsd bra Iu -------IN" SfAl~ us, arid on credit! -- .iium 6 ., wj •w r----.---'--•--. preciation w luvansI' me erW eaie et you, your business editor to ,'!,R add, "Take car, of Md.r, kup.r ad bitter than co Rsi 7r me U.s Army, *t an the eM "v If we were to wait for payment, we and your newspaper es of the piepesed Iigidthi Yet he for piahllâiling uuatwmuuuaimuthe Allis ue&s -i---te was Invited to i epi.se Md thapraI wItemed asidal piitsk er petrelsom jelly ad will --' ,ythetlbebed ::isa edeflmn, be would have a longwait, Indeed. How Vice Prod" Mandate ad was ad part of the libluplag et lkentM at .d, many of every imeeMut our is of numerous releases about wise werde qp to fe.s." l edjjareeitker red er Plastic pted. U elaborate cespelge to Wreve the can we possibly enforce payme nt Mi V tip for Cardinal's eved it ants. activities and our projects me reeks have ___ __ two etbe adversity gre Ibe eppead euly.of us In v' _isn't nmaeve the sell from wWe CutWIS of begs and the GFs feel that n.rke resly this cr heagi of I. Oliks. liii edit? developed In your area. dIm sides was Fradi Press, dñetir of plan. Their members do set ruly u heavily IertI.. WVresl In7W to fabd _1, em Iqid cirdug or hrdude cesMeutwsyud,jIkeweyMemM ImOMe,oflciemceadTo lPeMcy.lb. federal reds as the LAWs eckuls do. en . We cannot We are most definitely pe1*&yermd In addition, we wish to express our i.g keep up with the vr1'_ Aa s Is. ubes In vats of Mackin _ thank, th ecentur we,epeaklng of fAIII to your advertising personnel "ft s the feel iad," a9 'l of Me preemie at as biq'wI e leA ad parses can be ___ ily sublig mankall maes e tax y . em th pa er Who Is getting hit with £II& rouu . ft i who have assisted us greatly with out juts P. rw,tt.doiuer of 'Is 111111111111111111111118111, bribe we uH &a — of these ad Mob to Isek sew agtt ike em rel a actevy ace a treffla, decorate feed services UiI'T lbs dery the MU? Again the taxpayer. of i many advertising programs In your YS In Ahea, AAU Is epemd of research mqy,"ad the of ."*q L 'jwIthsMbrubadlhen y ems us time ad messy. amkeMdcevsa esiirIy once Mated: "The day that the Imin newspaper. Md,theoimpu tiMslinIs lad, Is 16 major research schesli acreas the ye WWad oisinsem e to - - I I_______ MeesWeveratiskeitl, U db nIIImd captthstIe countries begin trade with '— 'ww -. vse me emii ma years as an'a'- eugs," Julian Stantrom 't a attu, rob ves'y gedly Colmnwddcomm -M.iul '— - the tr iesis the day th pii1dat ' P'vM*sMmj's and even futher. Public Relations Director —v wa't4'__slerlwaslpilI with a plece of very fins edimy rn m4ne It usi- is ranv er repair the ad th ey begin n kite to fi ance th ir e aw t own NipUISIS IhIkFII Ibe army mar on the IsvIntM 'sIS — a .ft dries '°iy ad 1om1 Ian,. an :— S.— lb. keith 111111111111111. termuv .ctaou M Part s, WW_ kev Pvomtkare tt they're tern - in.be. doollrudwit a I'S de*1II that ha 't iiMi VP sees an • • IN U Uyeatemka dip rnemW.issut mehsinfrbisesslwerthewerldte Iwo Is Iim.st,a1inlItoImImisl, etdA5C7 Brownie .1 . as $ now of Im lI This l'ight could very well be a peedMty. !4s plicud aimiy be a Ike .. The &owniesof Troop Is wish to y In timir addu.ie mimer Iut,emisa 'IS.w elImkeeadead op kceksIem bentoadeg.U*t'twsstImIs* givin Lpb1 aid dua"'' to mo be or Collsoallicluiurdw th—ik the Evening Herald for Is Ikeem -eater. Army." prlyist LAU VA KW^ by 8111011116 coverage of our Brownie 'frk" hr year grad- 7w Ink i'-k bellpeherfeI. IN, ;uILu, Ma. ed qi Ild the geob Is u.e tuewbere. X11NG l WJC&TON- In er IN"there wa as inascial em4wlag." rats.Ths ring" program, held at Fort Mellon i ipitlat s 'thet mbv of IN INiiuiuidpIsse*haekthehei.1 L ad t wore Support Approval TheiobierINysar'sedrà.gseemt, adhsiy o,s, we have u' miTWs in,ert Part, March 11, GIrl Scout Sunday. a Isw,i f_JrthatINfa,h1.ntMS in b * beep ii gi,1p PMI1eiul7asbsamefl.áhutorat Lee hulk__ ieihearprepemdka iIN Imy USfS sssd to*T. 'We also would like to show our ap m peI.rip.l mu or ksvs aim INmuway.Utheur--' -npiM iS *ipp bumniuiiMuferr"1InermuuIn ad an with aa me Edocatios of IL fr.a sway Eves. They eitei In Dp: therease uiUs, a •— adult to pruc'Von for the full page display ad IN me e lady I leeppems. IMe works a ft Islam" r" d eateis _, Muy MagAim Otbeol wss to haa Yoh the s your advertisers for their recognition -— M S) hkimllmlyndadesomw ., U ri' asekenINoweiMslusdeMMdii usrs to have .Sd ader thwe ad Joan Males for 111111111.1110111111111 ad often At ,ate,dlerlbs veilru4o,Im ."Ihsveuuislsls,OINI,. of Girl Scout Week. I pil l" sheen ,, ad aes I-a-. you?". SsdIalwupadlesycac barbed ii from Is W1 wr to shsspedhi1'1ngp1dIwadwTItirg = 'lt'to dsclded ad to oem out to T Is used V ii ....INi _ l he oUlu dSsia1jr'I4—"-wusldfer Brownie Troop 10$ AOMWe on" *a Vding -stoemMaagMed IN aldus of ow Malde'es celebrating $ tr.teINW ,, to ddh rua Council Girl Scouts ad prevetu cuts ad (InNitstiIy, th of lbS i1U'l laid ksl )iu of Vk'MI the raced Spirit Wesk. iu*.arn a I. EqI lb. EPA IN change to imladad iS S drY ' en the eive on a ..a.ilsis or only $33.2 billion butOW of $27.4 billion. ___ ___ __ Parties & Politics ____ - ____ ommissioners Were R*1ght In Delaying Decision ___ Saves ___ ___ ___ ' _____ ; _____ , ______ _____ ____ ___ ,, ad __ _____ - _____ _______ __ _______ _______ _____________ u --..-, -.--•---. ___ ____ _ ___ _ fm Munid I Circles (4 li r th - _ _ OUR READERS WRITE Issue No Garbage _ ______ ___ __ ___ _____ Builder Reports _____ ____ _ - ___ ____ ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ ___ ___ to JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD city's Image Improvement Set For Arm Cookslo Growino Older Tips For Saving - •_• $$$ - . ____ p ___ ____ __ __ ---- ____ ______ ___ __ __ _ _ _ ____ _ __ ____ ___ ____ ___ - ___ _____ - ___ ___ ___ _ _____ Ii 1lI1 Thanks ____ . ___- '- -'- __ ____ __ ____ ___ ___ ___ ______ __ _ Op-i'- p _____ . aWW -*--. ___ ___ ___ In. - - - — —. .•-_. .,__ - .. - . .. - ., p...-- - •. .. ... - .. . .—. ,. • ..,.. -. - .. . - - - •''. * ' - - -. - - ..w * .* %. • - - - -- '.-- --. -.1- .- - -, -. ... 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Maraon th REEL & ROD 13th and Oak Avenue - By United Press IternaUona1 California downed Seattle, 6-3, If only he could pitch against San Diego routed Cleveland, 9.. the Atlanta Braves all the time, 1, and the New York Yankees Houston's Vern Ruble would be drubbed the Mets, 9.3. arealstar. , Rain canceled games betbetThe 28-year-old right-bander, ween Boston and Montreal, St. who finished with an 12 ERA Louis and Philadelphia, Detroit In 68 innings for the Astros In and Pittsburgh, and Los . ,. 1978 after spending mod of the Angeles vs. Cincinnati. season In the minor leagues, , ...••.;• The Blue Jays turned Wayne blanked the Braves for five • Nordliagen's passed ball into an Innings Friday to lead .: • ' Adros to a 1 0 exhibition vie- unearned run in the fourth Inning to defeat the White Sox ... Left-hander Bob Knepper . Ruble, who gave up only one faced only 16 Chicago batters hit, a first-inning single by over five middle Innings, one Glenn Hubbard, always frus- over the minimum, to Lower his trates Atlanta. In each of the spring ERA to 2.70 and lead the three times he faced them last Giants over the Cubs. year, he shut them out for a total of Z scoreless Immings. Amos Otis drove In two runs with a homer and a single and Ruble even scored the game's then stole home when the only rim. He singled to open the Royals shut out the Orioles fifth Inning, moved to second on Paul Molitor went 3-for-4 and a hit by Jeff Leonard, and drove In two runs to spark the scored on a double by Cesar Brewers over the A's ... New Cedeno, who had three hits. arrival Rod Carew got two hits of the Angels' seven hits when Riccelli and Bo California won theli fourth McLaughlin followed Ruble to straight, ending the Mariners' Syro. Overstreet delivers pitch for Realty the mound for Houston In the three-game winning streak. shutout The Padres jumped on In other exhibition games, Cleveland darter Rick Wise for Toronto topped the Chicago five runs in the first inning and White Sox, 24, San Francisco cruised pad the Indians ... Jay PHILADELYWA (UPI) - L499M to force 51 WnPiM to Wp their annual indivi" collective bargaining agree- issued by U.S. District Judge defense witness Friday t it stowed the Chicago Cubs, 6.3, Johnstone rapped throe doubliel Te.lbav'y remunes Monday in end their boycott and report to contracts. The major leagues merit reached with the Major Joseph L. McGlynn last August. was "fruitless" to attempt to Kansas City blanked and drove in tire, rijia to lead federal court in a move by the spring training camps claim the umpires are In League Umpires Association Dave Phillips, an American negotiate merit Increases in the Baltimore, 54, Milwaukee the American Yankees over local rival National and The umpires have failed to violation of a 1977 five-yew and also a beck-to-work order League umpire, testified as a annual Individual contracts. defeated Oakland, 4-1, Mets. ZEBCO 700 12 flashes • , Brass fittings REG $1099_— 77 3 cubes. . _ tion for beach and pool fun. REG. $4.49 HOSE NOZZLE FLASHCUBES . Friday night In the Seminole bined two-hitter against the Allstar Auto Parts came up Pony Baseball League In with a narrow 5-4 victory over w. s,*iwo$ ALUTAN matchup of the top two Bronco SCOUTS AISH AUTO Winter Springs Boy Scouts. SIN loop tasms. • In Mustang action, Dick 3•• " 3 I I Wilkes R&D American Division Back '' Joyce Well Drilling stopped Jim 312 Taylsq SI leader, got three hits from John i * Smith Insurance, 1-8 as James ' I " Girmis 3 0 1 Hnwi 12 Joyce and Jed Wilson each went iwas III Oskra. II Uor-2forthewjnneysandEd sUms III Lon" II .,, ,, owes Taubensee tripled for the , McCliss lot S •• iesers. i. 's *,s Kasflei 55 TelsIs 255S CINCINNATI (UP!)' - Fvmt 15 I SMITH io'vci 555 INSURANCI Nearly6,00erunners-rwglng LIken DRILLING Totals " ASUN from world-class marathoners III JOYCO Mar* 222 '1 V"Wra to beginning joggers - are 4 PI5i'?y II .mws li t expected to compete in SunT.V"SUse III 221 Uvsssr DIel 21 . day's 9.3 mile Cincinnati Mini21 WIllis '” Marathon. 'S 1 n'usisu CeliMSil 2 1 6~ II The race Is sponsored by the alks, 25 II Teats i, s-s • American Heart Association's 15 John" southwest Ohio chapter, which TEMPE, Arts, (UP!)'- The im •SWMII " is expected to take in some California Angels Friday an" 9 $50,000 from corporate sponsor- nounced their starting rotation Sm'* 'II S-• " ships and the $5 and entry for the Freeway Series against fees. the Los Angeles Dodgers the N&D RUALTY 1PC PIOPIRTIU$ AIR H weekend of March 30, will be Al I N 4 15 AmId odm 35 Dave Frost Friday, Frank Tsmpssts 1 a i Wpsi'd II Hodges Honored IS Tanana Saturday and Nolan Asirews 412 S.rsksr Ovensinisi 325 SacimI II ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Rookie Ryan Sunday. IS) CSVIIIV cs II 255 OsSsrksck 35 Manager Jim Fregosi, mean- MaSIISIS Coach Bill Hodges, who led • Dreluslits 25 15 WalIsy II Indiana State to an undefeated while, reported his two frontlinecsisli 2$ minis IS seam catcher, we suffering from Mar. s is To"" II Ivsas in the NCAA championship injuries. 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REG. $3.89 i— ,,' . • 4. 99Baked enamel fire \.....• ' S . .,._ TAKEALONG GRILL _____ SYLVANIA f Larry Bird of ISU or Earvin any of our last three games, but doesn't think any of the final Indiana State Is unbeaten and Johnson of Michigan State we won them all. We're not four "have a true center." top-ranked, Michigan State is clapped politely when Johnson supposed to win Saturday "The trend in college basketblessed with speed and called the magic man In either," Meyer said. "But I ball is to speed and quickness "Magic," and Penn is playing MSU's game or Bird drove don't feel that way. Last year with the fullcowt presses, the underdog, but Utahns are for a slam dunk. And they we made the final eight. This motion offenses and zone Ignoring the three and giving marveled at Penn's slick year we're in the final four. If defenses," Heathcote said. "All their hearts to DePaul in passing. But the cheers were we keep going like that, we'll the big guys are facing the today's semifinal round of the for DePaul. make it all the way." basket now. 1979 NCAA Basketball ChainThey cheered when DePaul Bird, UPI's Player of the pionships. "Our post people are as walked onto the floor to stretch. Year, said he's heard a lot The Blue Demons from They cheered again when about DePaul's speed, and fective as anyone in the towdowntown Chicago earned the limping Demons forward Curtis especially the speed the nament at moving the center respect of the Utah basketball Watkins Joined his teammates Demons' guards. But the 6-foot- and the basket," Heathcote fans by edging favored Mar- late, and they kept cheering 9 Bird said, "We've got the added. we didn't get here quette and stunning UCLA when Watkins looked like he quickest guards around." with mirrors or luck." the Western Regionals at was going to be ready to go onePenn Coach Bob Weinhauer And ISV Coach Bill Hoes Provo Just 40 miles south of on-one against Bird in today's said neither the Sycarnores nor said Michigan State is an Salt Lake City. semis, or when Gary Garland DePaul "are complex teams. outstanding team with great And there it was again Friday showed why he made more than We just go out and do the simple talent. "It would be a mistake when DePaul stepped onto the120 steals thIs year. things hard. Our goal is to be to think of them as a two-man floor at the University of Utah's "This is a great feeling," said No. 1, but even if we aren't team with Just Johnson and Special Events Center for a DePaul Coach Ray Meyer. "I they'll still love us in Terre Greg Keiser." practice session open to the never expected to get here." Haute." "We don't have to prove public, as if the Blue Demons Meyer says he's going to ask Michigan State coach Judanything to anybody," Weinwere back home, his players once more "for one Heathcote still without hauer added. "We have a fine The more than 5,000 persons more win." starting center Jay Vincent due team and we're proud of what on bend to watch All Americas "We were not supposed to win to a foot injury says he we have done." in 1010 a - Holmes got Friday. to . - cars. UIr • - ... Heavy duty plastic, ssorted colors, HEAR i. : - BEVERAGE HOLDER IU Shavers got 1100,000, slightly less than the $1.5 million "... - - k would be nothing. But, remember, he's the man who beat Jimmy Young twice and Jimmy Young is the man who "He (OcuIo) hit me with a couple of punches," Holmes said, "and I felt so good that! let out with my "Hulk yell." of '.• - Resealable. REG. 99' LIMIT 2 DR. J.D. GREY AT ters. "You said that Ocasio foot-3 champion appeared to be taunting his outgunned foe from San Juan but that wasn't the case, Holmes explained after the scheduled 15-rounder. ef - PLANTERS__ TV-D-BOL POTATO CHIPS _____________ DEODORIZER Twin pack. 69 I . i,,. 100% polyester, short 88sleeve style in assorted sizes and ___________________________________ colors. REG. $6.99 town' s "You fight experts said this fight would be nothing," Holmes said, chastising repor- SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) . ••. SHIRTS rael WASHINGTON (UP!) - A and prohibiting children from wounds, b, of life and damage terrorists In the town shattered new study shows that bombings playing outdoors. Inflicted to private and public the residents' asuje of security and terrorist attacks on a Reporting in the Journal of property." and undermined their confi. northern Israeli border town In Human Stress, published In the But, zuci -Bareli said, dance In ofrecent years have been more United States, Zuckerman- the number of people killed In fectiveneu of the defense dressfui to women, to immI. Barell said the unidentified all the -boiling through" the system," 7kerm n.i j grants from Asia and Africa border town was penetrated an fruptntiss said. "This date of and to the lead educated. only we by terrorists, in in, number killed In the single case and helplessness in coping with The research also found that but was subjected to frequent of the terrorists' attack on the the situation put ti under 'an attack by terrorists pro. .h'IIIg1 during the previous town, severe stress." duced more severe and longer nIne years. In one year the town The townspeople developed a lasting symptoms of dress than was bombed 18 times. The new net people frequent bombings from across "What makes the bombings Uou (Ieddad of AIIMAfrIC$ii bCl* the b o mb i n gs and the border in inon. from across the border a they were able WI., those who bed to cop. with Dr. Chaya Zuckerman- stressful event Ii the in.bfflty tn. They also thought a come 1* from Europe and those Barell, sociologist at Bar-flan either to give early warning sec 116009 between Israd who were born elsewhere in University in Ramat-Gan, about them or to prevent them and Labow and other .isfeise Israel. The sociologist Inter. Israel, said the dress produced altogether," the report said. Viewed a randongy selected behavioral changes such as "Another element of dress measures would prevent a res identsin en *empl to see 1içiij, fears, not going to found in the bombings is their ground attack by terrorists. who were an mod owbu* work, stopping entertainment overwhelming noise and the "The actual appearance of g ecNi if he planned to retire from boxing and concentrate entirely retired George Foreman." The crowd of 5,376 that turned out at the Hilton Hotel and paid a gross gate of $345,000 saw the 29-year-old WBC heavyweight king from Easton, Pa., now 30-0 with 21 knockouts, do a pretty good impersonation of television's "Incredible Hulk." In the filth round he stepped back from Ocasio and yelled at him. Then he yelled three more times during the round. The 6- head. on MEN'S SPORT REG. $2.19 In judge. Holmes knocked Ocasio down with, In order: a left jab, a right cross, a righthand lead and a left hook - all to the - LIMIT i Study mind," said Norton when asked LIMIT 1 99 2 p s "I haven't made up my Challenger i vywe on his acting career. "If I said yes I'd be lying. Ifl said no, I'd be lying, too." While Shavers needed just 62 seconds to take care of Norton, who entered the ring as a 9-5 favorite, Holmes took 20 minutes and 38 seconds against a prohibitive underdog. Going Into the seventh round, Holmes was ahead, 59-55, two of the judge's scorecards and 59-56 on the card of the third ______ uh mma Rahu piii*l Family size. ea Utah Fans Pulling For DePaul In NCAA Semis . Stres has been a major force In the heavyweight ranks since he broke M a d All's jaw in San Diego March 31, 1973. Norton, who lists his age at 33 but is said to be older, never got darted against Shavers. He was backed against the ropes and knocked down twice. Rican challenger Ossle Ocasio at 2:38 of the seventh round, the 34-yearold Shavers showed he was dill a viable contender by knocking out Norton In 1:02 of the first round of a scheduled 12-round elimination bout. The only big question after Friday night's nationally televised heav yw eight doubleheader was the future of Norton. The 13-year veteran BABY POWDER j'j OS previously unbeaten Puerto Moisturizing lotion. 15ounce size. LIMIT 1 GOOD NEWS Pack of 2. ri 'Vtk I PONDS MILK SKIN CARE CREAM -• Women Suffer Most M _____ I PACK OF LAS VEGAS, Nev, (UP!) Larry Holmes kept his World Boxing Council heavyweight title, as expected, Friday night. Unexpectedly, Earnie Shavers earned a crack at that title. ft will beShavers— not Ken Norton - who will provide Holmes with his next major opponent Sept. 14 In either Las Vegas or New York. Before Holmes, in his second title defense, stopped exifft LIMIT 1 1 - training ot Safety cap. LIMIT 1 took his job seriously but, like me, could sometimes be a great Riggs recalls. 'lie Although the words lose was always trying to break me something In the translation, up, trying to make me laugh, Riggs can still deliver them in but could never do It. that rough, guttural, rapid-fire "One day I was reading a A.L. SPEED' RIGGS commercial before a live radio staccato that made him famous audience and Frank came up as the voice of Lucky Strike for recalls. "Then, one day I was more experienced applicants behind more than three decades, , unbuckled my belt, walking down a tobacco row who auditioned for the Job. He Now 63 and retired, Riggs and the melody and rhythm of went on to work and pulled them down to my ankles. look, back on a lifetime of rich 'Yankee Doodle Dandy, depression at the almost "Then u my shorts experiences that took him from into my head. unheard efialary of $25 0 a week before hundred of laughing tobacco farm to fame as the at a time when a $30 wage " puttingthe tobacco enviable. people. I finished reeding the world's youngest and fastest spiel to the tune and rhyth m commercial but I never tobacco auctioneer and later t Riggs wonthe the song and my dad said, 'Son, the world's cracked up. a long association with fastest auctioneer that's great! If you can perfect by being clocked American Tobacco Co. "Later Frank said, 'Damn, electronically that, you'll really haveat o Isn't there anything that cracks words per minute. A boy with only aflfth.grade ns'1g you up?'" education - he quit school By the time he was 11, Riggs These days, Riggs Is His reputation as an aucbecause his father was ill had perfected his routine to the tioneer with rapid and unusual promoting his favorite charity: Riggs became interested In point he felt he was ready to delivery spread. one day i a center he hopes to dart in n auctioneering when he began enter the man's world of 193e, three "New York types" ornia's Orange County for accompanying his father to the tobacco auctioneerhig. physically hany mhowed up to beer un expectedl tobacco markets. But when he made his Job bid him at an auction in Durham, dlcapp5d and educationally "I began mimicking the under privileged youngsters in auctioneers at 12," he says in at a local tobacco warshotse, N.C. MIMAI arts. the lootNiy resonant toss no one to the tall, skinny Da of them was Gsorg The former suctionser says ' t ej,esj be I:r.a the brtttsb . toluIIPa.*s b, and *ft —e distinguish distinguishing mark on speech required not only a polished American Tobacco. Hill told the remembers how difficult it was patterns, spiel but an authoritative young man that he wanted him when potential employers once "At 18, I had the chant down knowledge of tobacco. to coins to New York to become told him he had to have expel, but it was just like every Riggs proved he had both. the voice of Lucky Strike. periencebeforethey would give other auctioneer's spiel," he He was hired over older and The country boy accepted and Mm a job. the s Bottle 0136: 7 7 inlø,RIggs delivered someof the catchiest, bnbered phrases in American ad — vertising: "With men who know tocobed,it'gIuckys two.to. one," "LS-MFT (Lucky Strike Meins Fine Tobacco)," "Show me a cigarette milder than Lucky Strike and I'll eat my i "Lucky Strike green has gone to war." Riggs' association with show people left him with many friends in the business, among them Dinah Shore, Glenn Ford, Joseph Cotton, Dale Robertson and Frank Sinatra. II,. ..'? Sunday, March 25,1979-7A Shavers Norton ' Next H BAYER CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN JUST WONDERFUL "Kay Kaiser's College of Musical Knowledge," "The Buddy Clark Show" and "Th e Frank Sinatra Show." Until cigarette commercials p his auctioneer's spiel that sounded like gibberish to the untrained ear but was actually a rapid litany of tobacco prices and phrases: "Thlrrrrrrrty.one, 31, one, one, one, one, grab it, grab it, grab it, 32,32, two, two two, two, wheeler, wheeler, wheeler, 33,32, three, three, three, three, turn aloo, turn aloo, loo, loo, loot and a B-F two and a B-F three and al,C three and aK.Lfive 34, 34, four, four, four, roll it,, roll it, nos not nog 35, 35, five, five, five, S0000000ld to Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TO Fame e By FRANCES YOUNG ANAHEIM, Calif. - Those who lived tlrough the Golden Years of Radio probably recall the rhythmic but unintelligible : chant he delivered on numerous starstudded programs. : The television generation will remember him as a familiar figure delivering catchy cigarette commercials. Those who may have forgotten the name A.L. ."Speed" Riggs - always mentloned at the close of each program on which he appeared SPORTS - trainer Bud Delp. Th.t led to a discussion between Delp and owners Harry Meyxbolf and family about whether Franklin should be replaced by a more experienced rider, But fIte days later, Delp celled a news cuafinuses and announced Franklin was dill know him, and that other riders kind of Intimidated me but that It won't happen again." Delp says he Is confident Franklin has learned his lesson and will keep the son of Bold Bidder-Spectacular outside and out of trouble Saturday. The outside pod position won't hurt "Everything is 0 sew. It looks like he's all mine," says Franklin. "I spok. with the Mejerhels and Hiisifr,4 thm Theyuidhervgoedfermn.I "It suits me very good," said Delp aft the the No. $ post was drawn for Spectacular Bid. "I'd just as soon be In the nm1ddle of the race track all the way. .- - - •• '•--' b - • - '-. -.- -•.-• -. - - - -.- A n o "Ronnie knows what he has to do and what he has under him," Delp said. "Ronnie Is confident, He went from age 19 before the Florida Derby to 29 afterward, because of the experience he gained in winning the Florida Derby. He'll never be In. tlmldated again." Spectacular Bid has won 10 of his 12 starts Including eight straight stakes and Is now an even heavier favorite for this spring's Triple Crown events, o e racing on the Wed Coast and was believed to be Spectacular Bid's only serious competition for the Kentucky Derby. But the California colt was upset by Pole Position at Saturday enhancing Spectacular Bid's chances. pounds to 118 for the runainde4 of the field. Here is the field with Jockeys weights In order of po4 position: King Celebrity, 118, Bu King Sir Ivor Again, l fl I)suplaln 111 Mickey Solomone; Native Sir 11$, Jacinto Vasques; Nan More Time, 11$, no boy; Gallan 11g, g winner in the Flamingo Saturday Is Sir Ivor Again, an unimpressive winner In the Everglades last Serenade, 11$, no boy; Slr1 the Main, 11$, Jorge Velasquez week. Spectacular Bid and Sir Flying Paster has done all his and Spectacular Bid, 122 Ronnie Franklin. Ivor Again will carry 122 a •-•- - •------ -- -• , .& -- - -•;_ - - - - . - - - •- - - - I �A IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. f Sunday, March 23, 1I7 Fi nish es Mal' czowski s New Racquet Teaching, Not Throwing: Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 23, Game For The Other l o The first time I met Doug Maliczowski was July 1975. I had just moved to Sanford and was trying to Tennis Anyone? W. locate some good local tennis players for practice matches. Someone told me that the best player locally was Doug. I.called and arranged a match and in the heat of a July day, Doug and I started what , has become a good friendship and good tennis practice for both of us. It almost didn't get off the ground at all though. The first time we played it was evident that ,.t Doug had a quick temper, and his emotions often b b raged on the tennis court. Sometimes they raged and mo.. raged and raged. You see, Doug if a very fierce competitor.. Doug does not like to lose, he does not even like to miss one shot. This fierce competitiveness often spills over and causes Doug some i problems on the court. Doug has been known in the r past to destroy his rackets or hurl them over the ns fence as far as they can fly, shout selected four- By LARRY CASTLE t 00 letter words and geierally raise ham=-on the tennis scene. This type of behavior unfortunately earned Doug a reputation as the "Nastase" of area tennis. True, these were stormy times but a lot of this reputation was not deserved and, indeed has been hard for Doug to live down. It's what you've done lately that counts and in this department Doug comes up to the front of the class. Through hard work Doug has turned his 0 Art Of Rhetoric- Prevails Among Baseball's Talkers TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - After a visit to majoresgue I*se. ' 1*11's spring training camps, ,j,Ws obvious politicians have no 11.monopoly on the art of rhetoric. Some baseball players and managers are as skilled In their kPubllc speech as the shrewdest pre'kfri'tIal candidate, specializing in either overflowing opliiI.n or cautious ude. datemei*. , bi Ironically, it's the weakest clubs that come on the In',. "Ion be the most surprised 'man In the world ifwedon't win at least II games this year," says new St. Louis General ",Manager John Claiborne, whose club won II games last season. ..' "We've got athanceto win 90 : games," say, New York Met catcher John Stearns about the SORT OFA K.C.STENGEL. word team In the National League lad season. "We've get a very good nucleoue on this team and there's no telling what we can do this year," says Chicago White Sox outfielder Chet lemon. Last season's tale was a 7140 record and a flfth.place fln "Players need a reason to come to the ballpark and last year we had no reason," says Minnesota Manager Gene Mauch, who piloted the Twins to a 731$ record in 197$. "This year, the players know with our pitching daft we have a chance to win every day." Great expectations are also directed towards Individual players. "U our first three guys In the batting order have any kind of a year, I expect Ron Jackson to drive in 110 rues," says Mauch byAlon Mover - - ?J/I 46.rn"ROW, 5/MCI INe LEA 1511f ro pi Z;,'/Rr 7 ^40 17' oa go 611 ii6q .9110f AT about his newly acquired bitter, who has never before knocked In more than 57. Other players and managers are careful not to provide material for opposing team's locker room walls. "Our division looks real tough, because California and Texas have Improved, of course, and you can't coot Minnesota out offtalthor," say, Jtii*ai City Manager whitey Horsog, who has steered the Royals to three straight American League Wad tills. "Don't forget about Qicsgo - and Oakland can mrprlse you too," added Hs", who somehow managed to omit the Taiwanese Little League team as a serious contender. "The Ead Is always tough, but we expect to be right In the middle of it again." says Manager Bob Iencn about his talent-laden New York Yen. bloc winners of two straight world chirnpotMps. "U we day healthy, we expect to have another good year." "Everyone else In our dlvi. slon has Improved," says Philadelphia Manager Donny Oiark, who fails to mention that his threethne National League Ent champion Pililies added future Hall of Famer Pete Rose without giving *ç anything In return. In the cotton-candy world of -training, the rich often try to sound like paupers and coflar4weilsrs somethnee put on regal air.. Every team Is tied for first place - and lad placa - uMIlt)*flrdweekof April ... when all the rhetoric ends with the command, "Play BalL" situation around and has become one of the most respected pros in the area. Now the head pro at Bayhead, he is a vital influence on the tennis of the area. Doug is 26 years old and was born in Patuxent River, Md. The Maliczowski family moved to Sanford when Doug was three months old. Except for a two-year stint in the early 1970's Doug has lived in Sanford all his life. After graduating from Dougherty High School in Albany, Ala., (where the family lived in 1969-70), Doug enrolled at SCC. This was the year that Doug started playing tennis. Having started the game very late in his life, Doug had a lot of time to make up. Playing at Emma Spencer's courts with Rick McMurray, Dr. John Morgan and anyone else that would give him a hit, Doug started practicing many long hours and started on the road to becoming a very fine tennis player. Doug played on the Seminole tennis teams in 1974 and 1975. Playing No. 3 singles and No. 2 doubles, Doug had some very good wins and helped the SCC team to some good results in his two years there. After his stint at Seminole Doug enrolled at University of Central Florida and played No. 3 and No. 4 singles on the tennis team. After one year at UCFU Doug decided to try playing some circuit tennis. Playing on the American Express Tour in the New England states, Doug had some very good tournaments. After a winter and spring tour he worked at Holiday Hills Tennis Camp in New York. It was about this time that he decided to make teaching tennis his career. He enrolled in the National Tennis Registry and became a certified teaching pro. Doug started teaching private and group lessons at the Sanford Bath and Tennis Club In late 19T7 and his reputation (a good one at this time) as a tennis instructor began to grow. When Bob Philson resigned at Bayhead in October 1978, Doug was the obvious choice to take over at the club. To say the least, things have gone well for Doug and Bayhead since October. Doug Is conducting clinics with adults, has a program started with the youngsters. Also he is helping to promote ladies day and mens night and is doing an excellent job keeping the facilities In order. Doug believes In starting He Starts For One Team, But... ByUnIted Press International Echaniz Launches Daytona Jai-Alai With Singles Win DAYTONA BEACH - JaI.alaI returned to Central Florida Friday night as a danding.room.cnl3, crowd welcomed ill asummer of pelota-flinging at the Daytona Beach fivaton. Ethwilt, of Altamonte Springs, won the feature singles game, triggering I $354 trifeda for fans who played the 324 numbers. Froilcourter Duran got off to the fasted start with three wins and a place. Defending wins champion Belde had two victories on opening night, as did Diaga II, Ramon and Arrida. Daytona Beach is open nightly at 7:30 except Sunday, with 12:15 matinees on Monday and Saturday. Torch Through 6 States LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UP!) - A relay team of 52 runners will carry the Olympic torch through six dates and the District of Columbia on their way to opening ceremonies for the 1*Winter Games In this Adirondack vWage, It was announced. The Lake Placid Olympic Orginizing Conunittee said the nearly 1,115-mile trek will begin at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia, where the flame will be flown from Greece. The flame will then be shipped to nearby Yorktown, Va., where the runners will begin their Journey on Jan. 31,1*. Ths torch is scheduled to arrive at Lake Placid on Feb. 8, 1*. 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Atlanta -__-••a S •'- -- - - -, - • .. .. 47 33 .540 W Ji .iOS "-.--.-- ll14fl DetroIt CliveInd Wi 1 13½ 14!, 20 41 .307 30 43 .304 Oilfl$ 23 52 .307 30½ Western Coelirisce Mid,d DIvisiss Jal Al calls it Quits - ED AL'S PAINT a ____ Cleveland Sends 3 Down . -' - Cash For Hitting Streaks I. - - -, ___•, ______ ... ' Larigford could be the Oakland A's bed pitcher. on Thursday, the hardllrowng r1gI' pitched ooe-hltball for five innings Inhalpkig the A's beat the Mllwasdee Brewers, 74. During his stint, IAngford gave spnorias, walked only one bdt.rwdstruck out flv,.ft was the mod Impressive showing of the spring by an Oakland pitcir. - , ' SUN CITY, Ails. (UP!) -Malt Keough and John Henry Johnson have gotten all the notices this spring, but Rick • - .t__- 4 ' Rick Langford A's Best? ,. . .' WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UP!) - The Boston Red Sox extended Carl Yastrssmskl's contract with the American League club for two years, for what the club called "an Red Sox President Haywood Sullivan would not release dstalla of the two-year pact, which Is effective through the 1111 season. Vu, who began his carser with the Rid Sox In IOU, said he was "completely happy" with the contract edadon. Cunningham By U nited Press International three points of the Rangers. The Philadelphia Flyers are After Atlanta opened the making a strong r un for the scoring with Jean Pronovod's .,..Js_ ._i. wiui of -..--uvcn*u- gust early in um ursi perioa, Imaj, Ing the New York Rangers for Bridgman and Ververgaert second place In the Patrick scored In the second period to Division. put the Flyers ahead. Friday night, they met Goals by Pa ul Holmgren and another team with the some Tom Gorence In the third aspirations but the Flyers came 'cemented the victory. up with a vital road victory. Sabre. 4, Canacks 3: "That was a big win," said Craig Ramsey, Danny Gare right wing Dennis Ververgaert, and Richard Martin scored who scored one if the goals that third-period goals to spark sparked Philadelphia. "We Buffalo over Vancouver and want second place just li ke the move eight points ahead of Flames. Now we have some Toronto for second place In the breathing room." Adams Division. Mel Bridgman and Ververga- WHA: ert both scored in the second Da ve Keon scored two goals period Friday night, Igniting to lead New England Michel th e Phil adelphia Flyers to the 4- Goulet scored midway through 1 victory over Atlanta and the second period to lift BL tr,. fourth mlngham over the Stingers consecutive loss, and Morris Lukowich scored The win gave Philadelphia a three goals and assisted on three-point lead over Atlanta another to help Winnipeg come and boosted them to within from behind. t_...,_,__ , Yaz Gets Pay Increase :':::t-'-----•-•. 81 Z4'E Y'1/ ,p - MIAMI (UP!) - The MInI Dolphins announced nigh they have traded a thlrdroimd draft choice to the Oakland Raiders for punt return specialist Neal Cable. Cokie also played cornerback for the Raiders. Averaging nearly 12 yards per punt return during his fouryew career with Oakland, the $400t-2, 205-pound spe.Wer set a National Football League record if 665 yards In punt returns his first year. ''•7/ . ---- E, ,q,vp '4Y Y5izi,v'prg ,si4p •• Colzip Traded To Miami F 2nd Pla ce 4 /t 5 pic,q&.,'y JAQCSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) Arnold Palmer, who will be -Lanny Wadldn, isn't about to 50 years old in September, ,, deceive himself, not for a barely made the cut Friday - .• moment. with a 75-147, but South African • He know, that the three- Gary Player, a ppearing In the . stroke lead he took Into today's United States for the first time third round of the Tournament In six months, was sent packing pgg , -' t' ' Players Championship can be with a 79-152. Wadklns' brother, -' • quickly blown away by the Bobby Wadicins, missed the cut y ig,q1ç'' fierce winds that have prevent- by a single stroke when he shot 't qjy ,, ed any TPC performer from hlaaeconddralght74. ,y matching par for four full.... Burns, a $-(oot-2, 210-pound .' rounds since the event moved New Yorker who hadn't broken to this ocea nside course two 70 In a month, had eight birdies Friday, Including a pair of 40years ago. , "Al Sawgrau, you need all foot putt.. But Burns admitted / ,' the strokes you can get," said that he was staggered briefly p, Wat1ns after reaching the by back-to-back bogeys at the midway point of this r ichest of sixth and seventh holes. ' Those t, I • , all tournaments inn05 with bogeys put a kink In my a surprising 94mderlpr 135 - armor," said Burns, "but I surprising because both previ- picked it up again and, with the . ous winners, Mark Hayes In help if a lot if breaks, I had a . 14 • 1917 and Jack Nicklaus last good round." Alf year, got their victories with 1. over-p.r golf. Sawgra was on its worst behavior Friday, bid W..ikIn. came through with a hon-y 61 and big Beorge Burns, M Third Game Golden St. cloadpursur 33 42 440 13' Bostor, 39 2112 90 their minor league complex. 1 1700 15.00 1010 adkw at FrIday's Results wart of today's play, stwmed Buffalo 32 25 15 79 Pro Football IROdOIfO 7.60 5.10 Phila 123, New Jersey 117 To,-onto 30 3111 71 San Francisco - Announced they everyone by pn4lilg a record3Enrlqu. 3.00 (Completion protested game) SANFORD4RLANDO Minnesota 26 3311 63 have added eight free agents to their Q(i-I) 71.40: P(1l) 2U.S0, T(11ting 5- ulerpsr Phila 110, New jersey 90 FRIDAY RISULTS Friday's Results roster, Including two quarterbacks 3) 591.20. (Regularly scheduled game) "That nsa long way around First Race. S'I6. 0 PhIladelphia 4, Atlanta 1 with previous pro training camp Fourth Game Detroit 124, Washington III DrI Boast 740 300 320 Buffalo 4, Vancouver 3 experience - Mike Cordova and out there," said Nicklaus, who 1; Ramon. Indiana 14), Houston 131 Saturday's Games 1.00 1.40 Mandiola Gary Forystek. Also signed were 16.30 0.60 6.20 had a 73 Friday, but remained 52 Squeigle Atlanta 1)5, San Antonio lOS H's Sparkplug Wash at Montreal, aft. s.os wide receivers Mary Frazier and 1 DuranOlano 3.00 4.00 Chicago 116. New Orleans 99 In contuitlonat 140 In his bid to Q(24)2.20T(S-2.3)33s... Time SVlctorBadlola Detroit at Boston, an. Rick Rivas, running backs Tommy 3.40 Denver 137, 113 Boston Pittsburgh at NY lslndrs Reamon and James Richardson, win the TPC for the fourth time 31.70. 0(1-I) 74.20: P(1-I) 141.41:1(0-IPhoenix 126, Kansas City 107 Chicago at Toronto second Race, 5-16, C punter- place kicker Brian Mas.11a 1) 414.40. In its six-year history. "A Golden St. 116, Milwaukee 113 o Lake Gun Minnesota at Colorado 17.00 4.40 0.00 and tackle Everett Little. Fitti,Game Los Ang 154, San Diego 119 whew, that's some score, 3 $harelo$deç Buffalo at Los Angeles 1.20 3.00 3 BoUi-ul 1240 4.20 3.20 Saturday's Games Sunday's Games considering the playing con- $BRowdy 3.40 6Osar-Paco 6.00 3.10 Chicago at New York Toronto at Detroit, aft. 00(14)03.3010(34) 43.101 P (6lUcas. When we started out 3) 171.70: 1 (6.34) 616.41. Time 2 Hemin-Echanli 1.00 Atlanta at Houston Colorado at Chicago, aft, 0(3-6)31.61: P (34) 141.20: 1 43-6Cleveland at New Orleans and saw the wind, I felt even 31.16. Montreal at NY Rangers 7)34461. Kansas City at Portland NY lslndrs at Pittsburgh Third lace, 5 16,M par would be a good round." Si*ffi Game Sunday's Games Nicklaus weld into the third 3Mr. Bunny Wash at Philadelphia 13.00 11.00 3.10 7Duran-Pecina 11.30 5.40 3.20 Phila at Friday Boston, all. St. Louis at Atlanta 2 Timber Ridge 10.20 4.00 3Carasalsldro 7.60 4.10 Chi at New Jersey, aft. Houston I, Atlanta 0 round tied with sixth place. dCaptalnMac Minnesota at Vancouver 9.10 OVicandIArca 3.60 Detroit at Wash, aft. New York AL 9, N.Y. NL 3 Q(2-3)47.6EP(3-2) 1M.71:T(3-3Standing between him 0(3.7)$9.41:P(7.3) I$2.46:T(7-3Ind. at San Antonio. alt. Toronto 2, Chicago AL I 4)740.00. Time 37.00. 6)110.00. Burns were lee Trevino, Bill Los Ang at Denver, aft. Kan City S. Baltimor e 0 Peorib Race, 5-16, D Seventh Game San Diego 9, Cleveland I Phoenix at Golden State Kratzert and Dan Halldoraon lKrella 21.20 9.00 5.00 7Ran.An'ieta 12.40 4.20 1.20 Milwaukee 4, Oakland I Milwaukee at Portland Friday 2Cic'$Gary 12.10 1.10 lVlcandi.Diaga with their 64nder lifo. 10.00 7.00 Kansas City at Seattle California 6, Seattle 3 Soccer )Blu. Delaney 2.40 SEganaMandiola 3.40 San Fran 6, Chicago NL 3 St. Louis "The wind was bad all day, New York (ASL) L) - Signed as th I$.N:T(4-3Q(I•7)4,.I0:P(7.II 173.10:1(7-IPhiladelphia defender Dan McCrudden. bid It got worse e day 3) 701.40. Time 31.91. 5) *0 L) Signed Poo Race, 5.16 , B weld on," said Nicklaus. "We Siiiffi Game at Clearwater, rained out. LOS midfielder Willie Carrasco. Scott 6.00 3.00 3.00 2Mutilla.Bsd'la 9.0 3.60 3.00 were fortunate to have a little loddlddle Angeles vs. Cincinnati NHI. Standin,s Columbus (ASL) - Signed 6Miiioio lisa 11.30 3.40 lSantIGolrl 0.90 5.00 sprinkle In the middle of the SJAGIng.rSnap By United Press International defender Daniel Mammana. 6.00 SBeIdl.Arrleta 3 20 at Tampa,rained out. Boston vs. Campbell Conference Indianapolis (ASL) - Signed Q(44)4520,P(4-4)111.40:T(44. day. Otherwise, with the wind, Q(I-2)43.$l,P(2•I)II2.30,T(2-1. Montreal Patrick Division defenders Tom Redmond and Eddie 5) 404.00. Time 31.41. 5) 261.41. It would have been Impossi ble. w L I Ph.. Sinkus. $lz*Race, $ 16,A Ninth Game at Winter Haven, rained out. NY Islanders 46 1312 101 Thegrsenswouldhavebeccme 3Jeto College Basketball 13.40 1.20 3.00 3Chanlz 20.20 0.00 4.60 NY Rangers $7 East Carolina University - Pittsburgh vs. Detroit 39 24 9 6Sissy Snppy 13.00 0.00 2Sld gluey." 7.20 6.00 Phladelphia IS 2314 04 Named Dave Odum as head coach. 610 4Gi5tl The 71 golfers who survived lFair at Lakeland, rained out. Atlanta 37 2$ 7 II Baseball •• P 13.4) 116.Is T U' 0(3.3) 30.20: P (3-3) u.s.: 1 (3-2 the ad out of starting field of Smythe Division - Seattle - Released pitchers Steve -p 1117.04 Time 31.10. ai suia• W I. T Pts. Foucault and Frank MacCormack SevisI% Race,S.16.B l4400uldflndoi*jiat how had TeiiffiGame 25 3412 67 outright and farmed outfielder 6.40 300 4.00 7Apralz.Arrieta 7.40 3.00 440 Chicago It can get today Sim the lJoImRMoss 21 41)) 53 Rodney Craig and pitcher Gary IVan Dallied 1.00430 SEganaPaco 0.10 5.20 Vancouver weather fore cast COW for jiM 1 Quick Away St. Louis Il 4312 14 Wheelock to Spokane of the Pacific 510 4 BeideOlano 510 II 49 9 37 Coast League. 0(74) 32.10: P (14)75.30: T 04 as much wind and no raIn. 0(5-7) 63.00: P(7.1) 122.50, T (7.5- Colorado San Francisco Wales Conference Placed pitcher Time 31.14. U "lb. wind certainly dossm't I) $31.41.11100 Norris Division Randy Moffiton2l.day disabled list. Race, 1.160 S me iIsven* Game help ," said Wa1n., who W L T Pt;. New York (AL) - Placed center. Sue 20.00 30.00 7.20 6.00 llruita-Arca 14,10 10.20 3.00 Montreal 45 1610 100 fielder Juan Benique: on 21-day won the Les Angelo. Open four 2 Troy Edna 7.00 540 2 Carasa-Olano 6.40 4.20 32 2011 73 disabled list. 3.40 SSantiAn'e 6.00 Pittsburgh weeks ago and Is trying to SWrightFlam. 31 3011 73 New York (NL) Reassigned $4.41: P (0-7) 310.55: T (1.2. 0(2-4) 10-1110) P (4-2) 61.70 T (4.2. Los Angeles becam. the first two.timo 5)0(3-I) pitchers John Pacella, Roy Lee Washington 21 3615 2347.05. Time 3.10. $ 331.10. Detroit 20 3516 56 Jackson, Greg Field and Scott wlamronthisys.r'stur. "I'm 1111M lace, 5-16,1 TwelftbGams Adams Division Ad Holman; and catcher Luis Rosa do SCOflfiImid 3.00 310 2.10 IleldiPaco 15.30 11.20 3.00 net a big strong fellow W L T Pis. and shortstop Mario Ramirez to 2WrightAtfalred 3.20 2.00 4Apraiz-Dlaqa 3.40 310 GscrgeBa'ns,solneed$ouee 1 Fast Lance 6.00 l(Icar.Welly 910 n 4 i and not try to fightthe 0(2-1) 7.10, P11-i) 14.10:1(5-2.1) 0(6-1) 41.41: P (04) 9710, T ($4. $4.15. Time 31.10. 4) 393.10. win& of _______ Tesik Race, i,A eompist.d Ma road 6Sont Fancy ftsis 3.103.11111 & before the wind reached Ms lTimetissG Ifl 240 2.40 BODY SHOP 5.00 peek aid Walns, who yes S line Crash NSA Sindaga 0 P (6.7) ll2.SSa T (47' By UNtISI Press lelsraalissal 3236754 cd In the word of It, QUid ____ 5)0(6-7)7.20: 33100. Time 10.15. Eastern C.Ntere.ce Ma Friday IS"ose if the and llevee*Race,S.I4,C 0 At$alc Divisisa 0 2 Nsasiia rounds oat I've ever played_ 0 AUTO PAINT SPECIAL W L Pit. OS 1.00 4.40 410 Wash cowboy 19 23 .411 Togo wound without a bogey I Way Scott 7.40610 Phila 41 33 .354 , 1 Original Color in that WIOd Is quIt. in I Tally lassIe 510 New Jrsey 34 39 .445 15'4 0 includes Sanding Priming t (2.14) 79110. TIme 33.15. acoolnpl1thniud, even more a New York 31 41 .413 1OV1 Twelfth Race, C Boston 27 43 .37 3 fl than Us score MaiL 0 3107 ORLANDO DRIVI (HWY. 17-02) SANFORD 4 Garble Man 13.101115740 Ciutral DivI North Side Of LiNdy's Waho began play Friday lHo.wy wilds 3103.10 44 W L Pd. OS ldhlMollyA 2.30 San Anton glIpJ flij.'n 13 31 .351 - NEW YORK (UP!) -U.E. "Pat" Patrick, president of Championship Auto Racing Teams, announced agreement has been reached with ABC-TV for someday television coverage of the Twin Dixie CART lady-car race April n at Atlanta International Raceway. The event Is CARTs second race of the season. In the opener, at Phoenix, Gordon Johecock scored a one-second victory over Rick Mean. Patrick saId 20 signed entries for the twin 120-mile have been received. ••• 1.4ROSE i9/,4#Y OT#Iff QwcoRAf ir Atlanta Race On TV wadhor 400 Faètor Flyers Eye " ' ie4R1 ,fF4IY7 I 144 Up For Oaks Race Lopez ' Game Sharp, threaviat Trouble For Foes byAlan Mover DANNY OZA RH, mitpyi 'HO% 2 ,V-H,4,VPfP ''7//N/r(R Nine-Under Tops Field CINCINNATI (UP!) - Former Cincinnati Bengali' linebacker Ken Kuhn has been awarded three weeks pay (run the Bengali because, an arbitrator ruled, be was cut from the team before he had time to recover from a knee Injury. An agreement between the National Football League and the NFL Players Association calls for unsettled grievances such as Kuhn's to be decided by an arbitrator. Kuhn argued he was cut before being given a chance to recover from a knee Injury, to show the Bengali he could play. Still Have DANNY BUOYED dk ins LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - AtctaI of 144 3-year-old fillies has been nominited for this year's Kentucky Oaks to be rimat Churchill Downs on Derby Eve May 4, the track announced. The list of nominees Is headed by last year's co. champion 3-year-old., It's In the Air and Candy Eclair. This year's Kentucky Oaks will be the 105th renewal of the race often called the Kentucky Derby for fillies. The purse for the 11.1$th mile event will be Increased this year from to $100,110. SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) - good, 7-75, with 13 minutes to CenterolomeeBaileyscared 20 go In the game. points and grabbed 11 r,boimds The 10$ points scored by the In leading a balanced East Wad was the most poIida quadtoall4.lOOwlnov.rthe scored bya losing teamln the l7 .j Wad Friday night in the 17th years the All-Stargame has annual Coaches' College All- been played. The previous high Star game. for the losers was In 1971 when NeQ ,f Eight of the tin seniors on the the Wad lost to the East, i M1 F. wmbtu Ann.ñ rn.th.il 1w in. 104. Hall of Kentucky, scored In double figures In 1,sdb4 the Eastern dars to their 11th win W H A Teams In the series. Dub. All-America forward Jim spemarm added 11 points for the East and Maryland's larry Gibson and We l Grew 14 a& j ______ Leading by JiM one, $547, the NHL Hopes cit East scored the nod six points CHICAGO (UP!) - The on baskets by Bailey of National Hockey League's -: of _ \ •' Nordi , nd Spina" the World Hockey Association '\. topullaway. hit a wag Friday. ' All-America 'guard Sidney Represadativis of the WHA ,,;. Moocolef of Atkani.o tried to trancNese and the NHL Board tb may the Wad, co&h.d by ofGoveiaonscoaidad.gn.soa Dubs's 8111 Foster, In the final that would allow the I 1C01th5 the lad six tOUM Into the league. - for his team BidJcbaegler,pn Mdmtof Bat Bradley sNpi:i b.w1 the NHL, aid, 'I we're *I* lbs _ ' cost pue, and scored on a 1twoaldes mat for bows play with two asconda lift, the day Friday before breaking Bradley and Alabama's up ad going hems. LAS VEGAS, Nov. (UP!) - for a$.hole total ofl0$,$-imdr R06110 WN each had ilpos The NHL, Board of Gwormn for the Ead,BirwdTieneof 1Iday voted, 144, to oftsr Nancy Lop. Is on her game per d the halfway polid. can Penny Pub, wials. In Mx Marquette, 11, and Thimion Winnipeg, Edmonton, New only mew trouble and that of the for the rut of the woman outhe years on the tow, abet her aaytoro(Ks*acky,1L MoocrW led ths Wad wlth0$ WRAP anctdau 1thSNWfor seoondstralgl*0$Mthe8iba LPGA tour. Lops., who that an opening. course for a in total and t&d peWs and 11 ribaimds. IJiab's the 1W$1$ u:a Gns gI s s.ns off theba.s' r said la wyers for the ___ naiad 73, rebuedsd to add 11 1001041 s to the Wad's few C orner, who said abs had 11 WHA ta the ML Mday'a ascend rued of this * tournament more pidus Friday dol in her scoring and sam the towwil et" nugd1M week's $1461 by Ag#qMd $4, had to settle 'nw4's Mod Valanhis Player tduu Md tuboeplar end hac'rscsrd $7 over the w-7$ Lea Veges Coadry Q& for a p.43 is the Lea V%U trophy. Vinali Jabasis if added he bogs. I. have a Fbi iliad puabid her We Cooky Qibcssruenda IV Baylor bad 1$, andPiggw- pa.puelbchntho!UUIewd Awl OW. Woolsad Pod of I.n .wthot neat ontentlos entering today's totaL "It's herd to Now a very IddisoldifKassithhsdl4. weub. Midround. uai the Lads "ft adiayp.Wsd with twod wilb modw aso,ot Lopea has a lihols total of pod s they gsd ths iigriui"-asfac...I Cr aid. "Bid I stgi think &A0$ peW as IN, tied 1w Ion* , by ii in the pug we're very due," r add. In god chaps with two thud Alcott, Judy Rankla and . tofthesbid Achid abed pi r The nov-dotage-" __. ilIrhi. ___ Jap an's(lab WeMtbottlelbsthtoths pests IU WHA tames cow" Q whore lYr odor today's td MM at *M1 at kW'-'' a.sdtojtheNHL,er a$lofthsftsidplsyedths&st G1.ho,li pat the EM fo aid, "We 11 ptml to In a p.41. y, 'Godik we how ___ = copod Y lEdlid ssat 4612hommm what's kç;::tl vI$athelaViiusessu e,Ithlthwe'vs mob ame ,gr.bs3.Isadi'ird I'O,N.C. ____ U1a1ikrIy's2p...viat. a.bidaMIv. pngrsui." Bib r. (UPS) - T Grad P.lLra Md& add thay would We (sri., read loader JsAams the ad MeeLqIIbSthS *Mieaays bnith today ft trsekpeodlouM$&a. WHA tam aid, 'IuI, loft ailyead the r' (rue the fiM r'1kr tiday and WyW 1?! W't pait4 to, CMW RASCAL if bqb at 1 pa. *1* Grad att" s hd we hove his I gst hat," aid [Ipis, ficilato gqsu Iwo 6p of raseissoa hr $pa __ IA of lad 'asks 120* qialit34ag necessarily seus h@60 Flimierls Wad" In San 1)1*. Nutbaodus 41L ssod. We're $30 in Pd"d e's 1g-rued HaIn7rMayudcsIb priass, hiving 0* fir king hr ashow to the I1lid th.sob" vpycm. U.dtheflrd wow ds ts pub ,or. pnMidspsW. I Wa B.ngals' Kuhn Wins Case beginners off very slowly - lots of emphasis on fundamentals - a "no frills" hard work approach. It seems to be paying off and everyone at Bayhead has good things to say about Doug's teaching.; Doug is a very good player In his own right, but his busy teaching schedule keeps him from plvying a lot of tournaments. If Doug could get In the required number of sanctioned matches he would be ranked in the top 3Oorsoln the state. It's what you've done lately that counts and what Doug has done lately is win friends with his hard work, patience and knowledge of the game. Oh yes, he hasn't smashed a racket in quite a long time. East Trims VV es t 'Stars 1, New Jersey protested a Nov. 8 "Those guys on the other side 11-0 tear. Washington's four-game win- points, including 18 In a torrid game the Sixers had won, Q are my friends. But I was In regularly scheduled game, ning streak. Harvey Catchings summed it third quarter, to lead Denver to l, in double overtlme,because playing for Philadelphia and I Darryl Dawkins and Money Pacer, 141, Rockets 134: UP best. its fourth straight victory. "It was a really wicked Bernard King received three wanted to win. I definitely had ignited a fourth-period rally. Ricky Sobers and Alex Sims 121, Kings 197: technical fouls - a possibility mixed emotions," said Money. Money later led a 10-4 spurt to feeling," said the st English led a third-period atPaul Westphal scored 36 Jersey that does not exi according to He had scored 23 points for clinch the win, center, one of three New players who tack to spark Indiana beck po ints and Walt Davis added 30 the Nets In the November game Elsewhere, Detroit surprised from a 20-point deficit to beat to lead Phoenix over Kansas Friday night found themselves NBA rules. The game, starting with and four for the Slxers, InWashington, 124-114, Indiana Houston. in the peculiar position of City. Philadelphia leading, 8,141, and cluding a key basket In the nipped Houston, 141-134, Chlca- Bulls lii, Jazz 99: finishingagame playing fortothe 5:50 remaining in the third closing minutes, when the game go defeated New Orleans, 116team they had been trying Artls Gilmore scored 25 Laken 151, Clippers 11$: quarter, was Inserted before was completed. He also tallied 99, Atlanta edged San Antonio, points and Reggie Theus 21 beat when the game began. the regularly scheduled game. 15 in the nightcap. points, grabbed 18 rebounds, 115405, Denver routed Boston, ton, when Chicago snapped a four"I've never been In a Everything was supposed to be blocked eight shots and handed In the "first" game, Julius 137-113. Phoenix drubbed game toeing streak, situation like that. It's the first as It had been when that third Erving finished with 32 points Kansas City, 126-107, Los out nine assists to lead Los Hawks 115, Spurs 108: time I've ever even heard oflt," technical was called and Bobby Jones scored 11 of Angeles slaughtered San Diego, Reserve Terry Furlow scored Angeles. said Catchings, after the But It wasn't. Catchings and his 19 poInts In the fourth 151-119, and Golden State edged a career-high 30 points as Warriors UI, Buck, 113: Philadelphia 76ers swept an Ralph Simpson were traded by quarter as the Sizer, won Milwaukee, 116-113. Atlanta closed within 1i games Guards Jo Jo White and John unusual "double-header" with the Slurs to New Jersey for again. Pistons 124, Bullets 114: of Central Division-leading San Lucas hit key baskets In the the Nets, downing them, 123-117 Eric Money In the Interim so The Nets led, 17-104, midway Bob Lanier scored 29 points, Antonio. final two minutes to provide the and 1101$. some players found themselves through the fourth quarter John Long added 27 and Kevin Nuggets 137, Celtics 113: winning margin for Golden The odd situation arose when with mixed allegiances. when Philadelphia went on an Porter 24 as Detroit broke David Thompson scored 31 State. L Pit. Os 31 .311 41 33 .354 2 w 47 Kin City Denver IfldLIp5a 34 10 .449 9 Milwsuks CItica9O 33 41 .144 10 2744 .370 15½ PacifIc DivisIon W I. PCI. Isattle o Phosnl* La MI Sin 01190 Portland U il AS - 44 30 .193 2 • 4 15 .310 11 34 .347 30 33 .543 2½ 5½ 6 $75 0 �. . - Sunday, March 23, im SA-EvenIn5 Herald, Sanford, FI. I, OURSELVES BUSINESS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DOWNTOWN IN BRIEF :.... __ _ Two Firms Eye Purchase FACELIFT Of Florida Gas Company UNDERWAY Florida Gee Campy of Wli*.r Park annoimced It has held very preliminary discussions with two New York ___ E theige c_____ Stock ompanies concerning their possible acdaMIon of FlorkinGa.. In bath Instances, a tentative price o(Oatharehas been and solely for the purpose of Ith whetherthe companies have any Interest In contlnuli* diacunelocs. Florida Gas emphasized that, In bboth cons, price or other terni, C1Udin the form In Y Possible Consideration, has been agreed upon, and that discussions are only at the earliest Ita5iL ____________ - "- —' I l• - -_— - 4ftÜ - Barker Celebrates 25th Year Don Barker, manager of the Sears Catalog Sales Office In Sanford, began his 25th year with the company's catalog division this week and his employees celebrated the occasion with a cake In his honor. Barker darted out as a salesman at the Deland Catalog Sales Office than was on the district doff for two years before becoming MMW of the DeInd More, for a total of 14 years. For seven years he managed the More In Thomasville, Ga. before coming to Sanford W" years W. Barker lives In Delait The facelift of downtown Sanford continues with cleaning and remodeling More fronts as part of a project to Improve the appearance of the city'. central business district. Other downtown im. provements spearheaded by the Greater Sanford Development Corp. include the proposed ar. chitectural landscaping of First Street. Pictured here are the Roumillat Building and Carroll's Furniture & TV. .. . Paralyzed Man Awarded $ 1.9 Million (Continued From Page IA) as an o"-court settlenent. State Farm had declined that offer, Tyus' car, according to Searcy, mn@WW Into another car driven electing to go to triaL Which, we c.*end, means they placed their by fla BoWer Of LWaad. Neither Mrs. Bower nor Mia Tym trial on which I'll proceed against State Farm afterwards In order client, Tyus, In jeopardy Of having to pay my judgment amount were injured In the car crash, Searcy said. to get the full award paid by then," Searcy asserted, The Jury held Miss Tyus responsible for 00 percent Of the acbeyond the $11000 policy limit Issued by State Farm," Searcy He explained 11 the Judge does limit State Farm's liability to explained. cident and asserted elie was speeding In eveN of SO mph and the $100000 policy limit, he would appeal that ruling. Martallias awarded $1,175,000 and his wife, Grace, $2501000 wasn't paping Mte'4Ion to her driving, Searcy added. His client, "Once we appeal, if the appeals courts upholds that ruling which, according to Searcy, was based on medical expenses an he said, was blamed for 10 percent of the accident became his limiting State Farm's liability to $100,000, I'll file a separate per vehicle was stalled In the Intersection. action against the Insurance company for the full amount of the Miss Tyus was not charged in the accident, and charges Of 4arhifl, following the accident onSR 436 and Lake Brantley award, and that's when I'll bring In the aide Issues not entered In Road, spent more than five months In the hospital and four negligent and careless driving against Marshall were dropped the original trial. It will he a 'b.4 falth!.acticn cal'idrtL In- - months In a ,i'wslng home, Searcy when the CMe wc.. to trial, according to Soucy. surence company breached Its contract with Its Insured, Tyus, by He said his client's car was struck broadside by an auto drivenSearcy said his fee In the case, If the entire award Is paid will declining a pretrlal offer by us to accept the $100,000 policy limit by Miss Tyup alter Marshall's car stalled In the Intersection. Miss be about 1110,000, 40 percent of the award. An eip*t i"' to kiorm Florida businessmen how to sell Florida products In the Japanese market will be held April 4 in (lando, Florida Secretary Of Commerce deelgede Sidney Liven has announced. The all-day seminar at the Gold Key Inn will feature experts from Japan and the U.S.speaking shoot the methoda of selling and opportunities available to Florida businessmen. The seminar Is open to Interested bunln.nu' throughout Florida. For more Information or to register, write the Florida Department of Coinmerce, Tflikom,, or call (305)3214550. Registration Is $12 per pers. SMrchi Sales Increase Sales for the fiscal year, ended Feb. 36 1579, were $40,321,71S, an Increase Of $3,900,732 or 7.06 percent over ales Of $ø2,* for period last year. SadovskI Named Controller ____ Pal Iad.v*y, a corporate Ihw4.sl ssacs*lv. with 11 oft end Cgo ebm ammieg (FRC), of Altamoste Springs one Of Central Ploridas larval residential developers and builder.. Sidoveky will be responsible for overseeing the entire IIv'4l and accounting operation at FRC, aid Burton A. Bins,, president of FEC which presently has fair OtnmiMI,. In various stages of development throughout rM Florid. and mother five In the pinnbig stage. Sadoveky, who is relocating from Chicago to Longwood. Is married and has two children, - ••i Oppos ed To L imi'P ti'OMachien ng (Continued From Page IA) e Sales that," Evans said. coidals and use the prof Rey Reynolds said removing the machines at Seminole High The athletic boosters earned from their machines to go to vending machines from the School also contain orange he said, adding profits from $15,000 from the vending coated.. They also save the campuses would not affect Juice, tomato Juice and grape these sales total $10,000 to machines last year. The cans and pat the cans In a g consumption at all. "II Juice. "lack at the kids on my $15,000 a year. boosters are paying off a loan special are.. They will be going the machines are osgiawed the campus. They an, the "All the money goes to on the football field with funds to Palm Beach this year and students students will beck to the healthiest, most rob bunch I supplement school athletic ______________ e not only from vending are earning the money for that convenience dotes which will have ever seen. The kids today programs across the County. It - machines but also from other trip. The school band receives than mgi the profits," he said. have it all together, much more would be difficult to make It eating habits of our children? fund raising activities. The the proceeds from the conthan some of those foals In the without them. ftwould really be That seems absurd to me," boosters ngd@d abut $35,M comion stands," weun aid. He noted that vending I4sgis1 twe," Rsynolds said, a iar€wg on us," Reynolds Booth said. letyear its activities. Meanwhile, Carlton Henley, salt Two different kinds of ven- "me school system does not principal at Lyman High 11 A.bw would create the ding a'es are a pes fend ntra-cerrlcelar ac. SchooL said the procesda from ,. .1t'' at.L. 1LJ1t*k I. theMjhi oseef with two cosnvülsice..Mores at rding to principal Richard principal of Oviedo High several sources for funding the the edge of our campus," said Evans. Proceeds from vending School, dressing the necessity athletic boosters' projects Darwin Booth, principal at machines containing fruit- for the school to rely on fund- which has Included con'j flavored drinks are used to the raising ac°Jvftj If the vending drucilon of a $50,000 pool on Lake Brantley HighSchool. guess the date could ban letting upkeep of the school band and machines were removed, he cenpos and construction Of a kids under 18 drink soft Its needs, Evans said. In a multi-purpose building for the said, the school "would be drinks," Booth said. He noted Proceeds from the pop bad position athletic-wise. athletic program. the school's athletic fund machines aid the athletic at the football and benefits abut $12,000 annually department through the booster basketball gomme is not enough From September through from the vending machine dub. Evans noted the booster to carry on other athletic February, theathloticboosters' sales. projects received $9,000 In club money has helped programs," he said. stories, on the pros aid See of the proposed bills, were written by Herald staff writer D0MI "The money so mmnletiv mndernIi th. fnti .tA4iv, . , . .. - I. revenue from reid drink machines and $1,000 In toward ImprovIng - Lake and soccer fields and r.jig WEATHER Brantley School and our build a baseball diamond. "It county, but dill raises $1,000 to procseds from the chip, cracker dadlign, which Is being paid for has all been donated to the $7,000 annually from the yen- macithi... Revenues by the and $ a.m readings: tom-MJNIAY'1TW with the proceeds, serves not athletic department to help ding machine,. ,The majority of the school year from the perui, Ii; evesMght lowe, Dayt. Besek: high 0:36 only the kids of our school but purchase athletic equipment Of Me money goes Into equip- vending inacidries should total U; yesterday's high, 511 n.m., 1:21 p.m., Low 8:211.m., z aloo other community youth and subsidizes the program to a mgd and transportation and about $25^ areomtrie pressure, nn; programs," he said. great degree. ., things of this nature," he salt If the legIslation goes relative '1y, $7 pitcont economic impact Is "Removing the vending port c,erai: high 1:11 Webb added that students In tirougin, Booth said, It will be wInd., SW at U mph. a.a 5:41 p., m. low ii:is a.. unbelievable. If we stopped machines would be diiroua the industrial arts department mother example Of lhn1t selling from the vending to the athletic program. We hair, their own cold drink *Waft"with no to Ferecast: Decreasing benefitend 13:04 a.. Low maces on campsne, Is it would have to cut beck and I 1neciln,torala.money. "They the children or the ichool eIesdi.se. today heee.Ing gj yprt,, high 11 Pm. really going to thnuinge the don't know how we would do compete In industrial arts the students will ____ edf.r." generally fair sad eseler ofSsklwinald* aad$sd. y.aly* 3:55 pm. In Favor Of B ill _ Iawsyou pr. MSM "on is — uuui ...Marathon Race MA SMA to 00 OTNI$MIAoPPIcIs LTON*.I ØTYANDOVIIDO by -"W Junior gardening continued under new directions with Juniors participating In flower shows. The 1954 Flower Show with Mrs. Irvin Fleischer as chairman and her committee was awarded Rose Rosett, a national award for flower show achievement. Over the years, the club has hosted District VII meetings and workshops, Flower Show School I and II, and da rted a "Mile of Beauty" on the St. John's River with 1,000 feet of palms planted. Garden therapy has included pro jects such as the Tuberculosis Sanitorlum, Orlando; Crippled Children's Home, Umatilla; and the mentally retarded at Sunland, Gainesville. The club worked with the Agriculture Department at the University of Florida to arrange classes open to the public in 1966 and the "Garden of the Month" award also began that year. In Miy 1957, the garden club was solo and savings account started for a new dub building. At this time, therapy projects were In effect and Florida Garden Clubs contributed to building a slate house at Raiford IN MOITtIAGi, Pops Watching the Garden Club of Sanford mortgage go up in flames are (from left) Mrs. Joseph Fahey, treasurer; Mrs. Tom Speer, secretary; and Mrs. Walter Lee. president. - me Free College Concert Set The annual spring concert Of the SnlnoIe Community College (8CC) CommunIty Chorus will be held In the Fine Arts Building concert hail on the SOC campus Sunday afternoon, April l,at3 pm. The ch now In its sixth season, is under the direction of Dr. Burt Perinchief. concert, open to the public Is free. The festw.d work for the md.willbet1haftmLIad SWords 01 Christ" by Theodore Dubois. Soloists will be LMhs Jolmv.m and Patricia Merdith, sopranos; Walter Schmidt tenor; and 8Mb Lãppard, bass.barilone. Uppard Is from PtdIadelphl, and was featured previomly with the rnwnity Chorus In performances of Mend,l.ibo's "Elijah" and Braluns "Requiem." Sally Bowden will accompany at the : 01e1s organ. The — - Egg Tree Sale Aids Handlcapp.i me Don't lay an egg—grow one, and helpagood came at the sane time. Go to $ nearby Handyway convenience store, and an "Easter Egg Tree" or an "Easter Egg Tree Seed Facket." Handyway Is donating the proceeds from the sale of On trees and packets to the Easter Seal Society. The plants Will in, on sale through Easter Simday,.April lb. : The supiasa large laded weody.wgaiof the family ólanaceae Of ,dgteliade, a family Of herbs, Incubi and a few tyeesof warm r,glomJtis a native of Southeast Asia aid Is Will adapted to container growing. They produc. white eggs Into a rich golden color. The pl'4a will, bear year iosmdforuptotlr.eysws. The egpmay be served baked, Midfsd or fried. The Garden Club of Sanford -• paid off in 15 years. •• . . _ L.. 3 rrt tZ7 - "r1ft' -.-, Li -- '. '- . •-..- - - -- b -- --- -- - --- Bathing BeautissConvergeOnCentralFlorida - orell6is 00 new Sattyrday tat IMZGto & claw for the GIM L Iyo&ijgg ridCerupr s I Nationals • Com bnutlw converged on Central Daytona Beach. You won't find Towers for the Junior National plonalnips their coach. Florida this w.i4them the,, Indoor Solo and Duet Syn"1 don't think the full hmW.ct 200 girls, representing b-"l4 lot dent leek at - They're at the Sheraton, Twin chrosisad 8w4"'g (barn- twenty-seven teams, come has hit them, she saysi' from every, corner of the "Frannie and I (her sister, country. Fran Gioe; both hold Grw4, And SemlnoleCowntywlllbe Masters Synchronized I Utles) have been through it, M• well represented, with . I _ full . I. highly motivated, wefl.tralned we " know the et10 et '" the • swimmers qualifying for the ': 11. synchronized throu the erd, • '1' As the girls prepared for th4 i swimmers—the lareleis-are '. .••. -, . by 5)'nco5 big event, they revealed varle4 • champion Mary Rose of emotions: ' . "It's sort of r.' ,j Alhemomt, Springs, who Is the Kristin. meet and Florida -YOU don't get to I tatje Chairmm this very Often. For Dma, "It's great." Fo Competing ith both a solo and duet is 1$-year old Pan, "It's exciting," ad I J"Tr Kathy Bales of Altamoote makes Nicole "feel good ilk . ________ • __ Sp l e, I'mmovingup." duet with I"ear-sid Kristin For solo star, Kathy, 'it' Cl k Of 5 Klsnd a dr.." She started el .• -, Meg Anderson, Of Orlando, with water ballot six yews age and Pm Waldon, of Allesnonte -- when mury maw"n Springs, both 14, will mpd the North(t" years toimi, me , S . ________ . ' . ____ •., • ,. - ___ -..' .. - -- ___ cornpe&4tio . " A 1aanWi,thI-.alhihet4IsveTtmePrwimss,c clossis 111 S7S. RIA RI lII ' w ' A •, rsayers To Present Butterrues -• .• . VIII!y OOiMiii1 . IIMINOLI COUWTYPROPIRTYAPP*A,$I. c--" ar .. 'meresnrree"isapq,il dthsgd pijyirigin Lewd Oaths. A .,4IrMs1 host. .. "'- - . JAN Chapter,Calk Meeting jeMwsrheptr DAR il mist at 1210 p.m. MarthN * y 0" Mdbft Cliffek paiW. no Nhu, '• -. -• :1 COUNTNQ$IP$I—$ANFORD,FLA. - •. • . -. Dma Kohhmyer, 13, and relates Me* Smith. It both fran meycungswimmer,hert. .iathy . " gr ' .' steps . I & - =ft va be Ifta ad C. ftd% IA* 81111 &a** 11 11411 ___ - , ' IILJ -' ft wisimers will perform do is "beft Oman 1Cuit l$1ler iIth knttlCati meeting aid hereto ' T'.- -. to male piped In by =="Ifrom some Of 00 ode der speakers, As tbey chmps who will be ow Ww* their use" TbeJudoroLymple hr"WA fty will be 101111841 — both mob ad dust 4 to A , . edd the rnpi0P1'wbov Alkidit U61101) J011100' National began Saturday 11 To prepare tar tins . fl'sqiha for .n, the Is have. 086. ft as Maw leal skin toasto In swimming 14W*(ftS WI) DIN ESWMIJIT, NiCole 8s* Pian Wa$den, Zi. uMI do cau*dwon w" is COD6166 with Ouch Mary Rig. (I. water). Sea LOP.EjlS, Page a dopplag Mono" r'-. -.. plies. ...• • __ NI $234330Mao 21.0: - ' NON v a . __ ._ PRIAM IF YOU HAVE NOT ISCIIVIDA FORM FOR $flO1 HAVE UTA$U$HIDANEW &litIUuuvuM,I... .ii K11=1 CONTACT rains I . •, 1 me iamii* o,uiaiy '-r •' _ ' (j by -, INvaI Pho by rem V5s vim" . - scarey " sa - 7beftol dowillbbeild Dr. Bohertrr,a Ink* k7;10 na., said J ad ha WE bs wMlbs wdiiodMri,icer," The ;. :.TheL11sureTIms Pier ematSemin.leC,n,naIty(bage (1CC) Is oiIng a Cli in Karate scheduled to begIn March *ThscasswUlmaMicfourwegie,,,yWpIneosis3 Friday from $ 110:11 pa. Karat. is 1 to tooth the bask f'Wi ali of tb J*1—T: dylo (*s.ryv karate: bale eaerdu, punghse, blocto. etc. LATE OILINO OR PAILURI TO FILE WILL • .• The DeBary Players, Inc. have announced that tryoàzs for the na.t production, "Exit The Body," will be on Sunday, March 25 from 2to4pm. and Tuesday, March 27, from7 to P.m. at the DeBary Community Center. This three act farce mystery was written by Fred Carmichael and Is being directed by Joan Loutsenhlzer. Performances are scheduled for May 17, 18 and X. cast calls for five females and five melee ringing In age from 20 to 40. The female roles are the major parts with the men as supporting parts. If you are Interested In audttionI for this play, be at the DeBary Cacnmimlty Center on one oi both of the dates above. Karate Classes To Begin APRIL lit, -1979 ON *$IIdIfl we sm"M IN 1 cysts a c*sasoAs. usvses OflMPa9a.Wuy.gp4IaI.$5. ioNLvv.*Ys UPT-3PNIIITMIMT AVAILAILI — - For Iatarmntiosn, phone the GED office at 1 "cl. (bin. ColIe ALL BUSINESS TANGIBLE PSISONAL PROPERTY TAX RETURNS MUST SI PILED NO LATER THAN.... am IONGWOOD. III 111111110"y all Auditions Called For Play _ (C: _I From Page IA) ciserodofrosnirs. Awards will J.rigan 101118d. litmees (but noith, to- 100 begiisn sot at ibid 11:10 to '79 oMda - entry $IrSd,ealta Load aidan* 11:4lattho civic cunter Pt* up" cam cedwt, hOrses Mit Delve; uh Ricrestles Depart. MalIesvW. to Foal Dotes, "The Sanford Police meat dm at tine Chic Qaik salon Pored to Decothep epm mi Fir. by aft *Ed.er Avis; hack a 100 Street in i)i XM 1W P.O is it VAMMMI ml ilm ad iced," Ja 'p'tI. .eeinlwyAvisueh thIAmUtCURSdQ,S,IU* ad to &W Ayes, epeths up .ld ettie j, ho flo $aJ then wed in 'Ths Podiatry Society we es bldIng Its run In Mnente en iaia aid UWASAMM Hi. r.wLr.__. allswills the first board meeting was held in the new Garden A garden club is more than a group of women learning to make beautiful floral arrangemet, case there are doubts, the history of the Garden Club of In Sanford speaks for Itself. After a lb-year struggle, members managed to pay off and burn the lb-year mortgage on the attractive building and groperty. The surprise mortgage burning ceremony took place at the regularly scheduled meeting last month. Mod of the members were unaware that the building was then paid for. What does the club plan to do now after the burden of paying on the mortgage Is over? According to Mrs. Joseph Fahey,' who was club president when the building was completed, "We will probably do ut of therapy working with the different people elderly and handicap ped." The community can be proud of a handiul of women who started the garden dub about 53 years ago which reached a peak membership Of about 200. A garden committee of the Woman's Club of Sanford Including Mrs. Henry Wighi, Mrs. E. IL Galloway and Mrs. Helen Csrlett Cole kept growing, and In 1920 withdraw to form a garden club. In 1927, Mrs. Arthur Cunmer of Jacksonville, president of the State Fedeeration Of Garden Clubs, encouraged the group of women to become federated and organize on the circle plan. Four circles, with 25 members each, were formed in 190$, and history has sInce been made by the Garden Club of Sanford. first years saw members working with school children, pleMing and teaching. The first yearbook was printed, and has been printed annually to date, and members reserved a shelf at the Sanford Library for books on gardening etc. The energetic and enthusiastic ga rdeners launched beautification, conservation and home planting programs end protested _gl41y med siges. They held flower shows and were members Of the Audubon Club and FsreyA4 Sliest ant Lai uos were beautified by members. In 1943 the local club joined In wartime emergencies and supported victory gardens and made bandages for the Red Cross. Membe rs were hostesses at the USO and f urnished candy and plants for Navy hospitals Money from plant sales was donated to the local Blood Bank. A lot on Mellonvilhe Avenue and First Street was given to the club in 1946-40 with a 9b-year lease on which to build a garden club. Burt Foster landscaped the grounds. Weekly Garden Gete articles were publiihsd by then Sanford Herald and the dub had a radio program. A hospital room was f urnished and dedicated to Mrs. Cole for her airing service to Seminole Cou*y.Through the efforts of the club, a caretaker was arranged for Big Tree Park. Attheend of 1577, the Garden Club of Sanford was Incorporded under the direction Of Mrs. A. W. Epps, the only charter club member Mill living. The cornerstone of the clitliome was laid on Dec. 2, 1900. migi.iy more than two moods later, on Feb. 9, 1949, ____ IMPORTANT I ITA*OPLI :.; ....__ By DOR16 DIETRItH OURSELVF Ediler frem9a.muntIlIlnoa.Ths elm will meetat the Kzec,gfve inçig, Ii* suadio& located at 14 and HIghway 435, In __ _ m thst is best for YN.becsuse wswsnt to oak* we pay the smallest legftlrnate 'tsx Another raison why you should let Hyowtaxes ... whhsverbm you uN,iort or long. SANFORD Burning Ceremon y The Office of Community Services at Sominole Community College Is Offering a 'Fpea Reading" class to begIn April 2. Class Will meet from7to10 pm. In Building No. 43on the Adult Education Campus for eight weeks on Monday evenings. There is evidence, on the basis of previous students, that the "Speed Reading" class Increases the reading rate of the normal reader and often Increases coinprthenslan as well. "Speed Reading" Is especially helpful for persons who mat cope with a miasive flow of paper work, consequently, there Is an Increased and for the class. Enrollment is limited to 20 people, with a $12 registration fee. For further Information, call the Office of Community Services at SOC. is _ u. r Su prise Mortgage Attention submarine veteran,. The 1579 Submarine Birthday Ball will be held aboard the Naval Training Center on April 7, from 6p.m. until 1:30 a.m. Speaker for this year's ball will be Rear Admiral J. B. Mooney, former NTC Commander, and now Deputy Chid of Naval Operations for Manpower, Personnel and Training. Cad for the ball is $11.50 per person. The build menu will Include steamship round, roast chicken and shrimp newber& For more Information, call Senior Chief Torpedoman Major at 6404001. New 0110 classes Now PUt Coverall high 1:51 laos 11101 fri• aid & in ___ ___ 00. W in man 1:Slpa.InUUa,a., ____ "ts of school itudude. or Cued Fr.. Page IA) and fruit contribute to secondaryadedLThew+1 J, southwest 1$ to 10 mph 13:54 p.m. _____ Bayporti high 11:43 16116 choosing froth fruit and Juice. nutritional nerds, not just and high schools have espies even keep them from con' is sod enoih so calories," she said. Ihas In the lunchrooms where sunning these Items durIng the ii.kgwUt in lhw á 13:16 p.m., low 6:36 a..,, s we can afford to have these froth fruit Is available every idneol day. Mrs, WhJtma said derb oft saidàer init pm. Items In Inventory and have the month of February alon, day. The fipri laldh IDrIIatN "Salon hav, tine p11,11* of them available" the said. 76* four.imce cartons of a omdwj, French fries, froth leaving campus. They can "Fosrounce cartons of Juice juice and 3,500 slzuosmos car. fruit and milk shake and these always-king these OW11 with atlIcints Par Carta lsse- too of juice were aid inthe Home are very populw," the them toschool. flwoeld be coptable to the majority of kids middleand high schools and alt foclldn to think we could eatorvs and within "From a mere hinekises point my sort of a bun igalal their reach finensome orange juice was their YOUdont dafly. Freeh fruits are also available In the elementary of view, the vending r'4id.0 i.e dulirg the school day. Dot available at lb cents each. schools. are In cenpilitlon with the food by making fr fral sad fruit Apples are the mod popular "Tin. children In the service. The food service Is Juice readily available at a kwwW and at Urnss there are pews, elemeugmy schools who bro,n- bscouilog more and more self, price they om afford to pay, is onn bananas and grapes in season, bag their lunch can buy orange ssdflcient. Cosddbdione from hope to enceurags them to eat also calalosçe and water- juice instead Of milk. I've been the tan system becomes L property," Mrs. Whitman aid. L meleawkeswe can gstthemat very phased over the past each year," Mrs. Whitman .51 lA ------1..... __.i__ . U,S, years with the In- lUG. Very popolair buckr.. Mrs. Whitmore has' no ntunber Of children being sold In the who buy fr. Wes'o" t1 'ig the sale a Code as '101111 moclim =*U*o as will of high-sugar predicts on wines It Is on the menu %as Qome tax ipecials. Our prepsrers primaril y as a wand choice for the Comm will dew thooft ww. .vw e rw-wøsI Calling Submarine Veterans To Attend Birthday Ball that ripen MOPIDAY'1TlD _ H rf ppiness Ii m Briefly Speed Reading Class To Begin Seminar On Exports_Set _______ ___ Not saleaofSterchi Bra.. Stores, Inc., for February were $3,074,407 reflecting a $252314 or 1.47 percent Increase over soles Of $3,7,143 recorded In February lad year. February Isles were the hissed ever for that mouth andmakedthtwegy4lflhcviisecigfv,r,cordmoi4hfar the when compared with sales Of like months In prior years, according to C.A. Terrell, dIaIrTflID and Sunday, March 25, If7-_1Ø -.-. .-.•--w. . . __ . ' - .-. - .-'-• - -- ' • - .. . . - —- - A. A -- . ' �• Nsii. for , l San d F . Sunday, Mardi is, 197 In And Around Longwood In And Democracy.. Contest The District Told time Dom 7 end Ladles ailhiry. This yearly event is held to recognize the outstanding Orasge and Seminole Cos*Iss high school students who narticinsti- In -- the Americanism Seminole County Humane benefit Seminole County dlsadvantaged youth, and aid An nwiteri are sled to them In being able to attend You can tell it's spring when those conscientious gand young people who psrticipstei d to participant was N poes an assay,__ which ____ TIM doW is $2 per ____ of the On April 1, begliv'I'ig at 2 pm., VFV Pad 80and I&dWS begins at 7 auxiliary will bold & cancer A psiemal nut. from me W adeltorcblld, and Included on the bill of benefit. 9p.m. i ll at end and female gerbil, p.m. end wi e ___ person a.11et ,at Altamonte Springs Fire Chief Tom Sleg. fried, (left), who's host, master of ceremonies and chairman of the Easter Seal Telethon which be. ON at 11:30 P.M. Saturday and ends at 7 p.m. Sunday, has a busy weekend ahead of him. He's chided by Michael Alexatos, president of the Alta- vutersue 4 Forum Wars _ ______ was designated a curtain was high sebooll fm whic h the local wieners_ were chosen. The South Seminole post oponswed d1 'from Lake says a unique thing monte Springs Settoma Club, which cosponsored Sunday's Grand Prix Tricycle Race hosted by the Altamonte Springs Fire Department. It netted $1,100 for the Easter Seal Foundstlon. Selgfrled, a member of the Board of Directors of the Easter Seal Society (and a Sertoman), about the society Is that 18 percent of the money that is dooMed stays here (in the tricounty area of Or. ange, Osceola and Seminole)and 2 per. cent goes to state far &dley High School V® whmn were: Brian Giuvury, place; John Naitelin, I acs; Ellen Weet td An&iw ence, third . M HAS NEW HOURS SChoOL "Thank you" to all the an tries. Ai . settings, yellow or while 14 karat gold, ortgag e . ... *HOIBAU -\ Williams. Johnson _j f.raleEg sisnt we held to nçport the Dow ciubInl* the club built a "Gardunfor the Blind" In Winter Park. _offt_ V, lrs, the det.ol thslegdub __ lwiclaon t year, set en to the builduig reuni A ll g in several thosend dolim rn(s which was r.b* WWI the fall uaionopsmsd. Earlier that year. in January, while the nation was celebrating Its bic,it,', the Garden Club Sanford began the per wlthsllthanlvararycçsi house and ww,w wu. Cooking?. 104 FRIDAY The Herald welcomes suusIIss let Cook 01 The Weak. 0o yen ha., 10• SATURDAY WOM 1I. teetered loft upit? Thur. In s..iIg Is, everyes in the &I al. Sea . yellow or . •. ••.... white from $ØO liked him a lot mdii he grew a beard. When he showed up at Yorktown- $2' Limited Yardage Available. my house with his new beard, my parents were actually rude to him. . .. .:. . . : *.................... ••' . . ..: ... ZiskrvcMng IH"! 0 - acrylic p,tye*r bleed. The cissesl tkla, is live silk ever eflsrsd at price by Decisratirig Dee. 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"Aid Shea it ivmu to oldldw the UiM,d I IMTh,thqwWplckq maqghinfrigethe• _ 14t -'- Aha, the jIs she s u1Ifisd for the Julie Natiseali at the Sealer Am 1 in mod inWhosr5 RuveninFehrmry,MIhoe us,4Sio,ii*Isths • em c — rnshup w CLIIMI 4k • a lityshilady, but S Fully AccrodltodColiigePreparatory' UOOAloma Avows OrIaMo. P1.32107 UTILE NORWAY • . hs.eingsed Ws.ilyP"-' Maybe ' -.. A graduate of Northwestern and U.C.L.A., Dr. McClure cams to Trinity after directing and teaching freshman humanities and composition classes at the University of C&Iforiiia at Irvine. In addition he taught classical literature and mythology courses. A member of Phi Beta Kappa, Sob McClure's extra-curricular Interests Include playing the guitar and the recorder. At Trinity he teaches Junior English and Senior English Advanced Placement. FOR 70 1EARS rvenng d He l tue era . say, get Abby's booklet, "110w '4 a We have a view of a large _ . INTERESTING PEOPLE. Aid 411111111111110 ,. _____ IsrawmModU&MM Mwalifft Ilse to? U __ • 1) S Is. TON huvea Ism alwsms trained balm they ever gout a ^ wb dean yset L.s fri. -k • Meet me Trirnty Faculty sea . . am TRINITY FACULTY MEMBERS ARE MORE THAN WELL. EDUCATED, WELL QUALIFIED TEACHERS. THEY ARE Aid lindeust They thuiijly IMamn the. 'wfrssss.dthsa,*e,frjho, ksvery teem tsy Must at the n i d than wark daus-w -'-'ig walin, lrtvde, deer fre.ss aid the dews. 1 *er* p ever pier .W k.uu with a taatsl ad iiiiinis all furniture ad is ws. Flow deeg'I.ir"'— TheyheaUty s, FORHUAND6 Mdsud Get your -house Crickett clean only Ina. . 1 IV'en.ti...d Smth5aleW &Mw.5 KIhVst. young tohecow -u .4 • ftb&Wl and aim me for Yon. For am 9"o ft love saw NOON" Is wimWillyouplawlermthwa be constaK thy WHO ds&y~ Is salkso WIN with her. Such emissity to but the werdi is DEAR M. Li A*iu,Ø I've 7) Rembe, t the ap dddresil bid published these "C.w wwb yeer pm SANFORD IIII 1' -t• • and weIl.emd fur, I disk with exeadve feed, tebaceo or standing in the dark bedroom they'rs grant.sense dthe meat drink, that thy days may be hoping to get a glimpse of a hopert mis in bistemy had many and beshVuI ii the naked guy. She knows what time certain neighbors undress beards: Muses, Jesis, premise. if thy loved lass, for bed and who pulls down the Abrakam Lineshi ad Sigmad 3) Penult neither Frend,ts nessio a low. AMdss't rtyyssm.w.e shades and who doesn't, and forget the Smith Brothers, whe of a drusilm to thy that's her entertainment. ehed eea !irts. blIdrus, I preelis gifts Now I'm not aprixle, and I've CONFIDENTIAL TO "SAD suns giveik ho family In ho never denied Tina a good U4 RO(XVIILE, MD.": You I alma in my bliulilay suit, so! ctmakeayea.lyeu,bst 4) Fergot ed tk vMBo ii can't understand why she's so yen C111 make yemseit Rete de-"q scinated with naked men. Is ubmw 8) Make not thy wife a somdbing wrong with her? DEAR ABBY: IteachaBihie hog buta,eaukgivwit She's 35 and I'm 37. class for adults and was told 1w twerWIygsede that you bed written asetol If DEAR PUZZLED: øTha's •F rri rIckettsd,tg,sclsanjn , st thy wft apartment building from our Abby, how do you feel about baler, thy mother, thy father, bedroom window, and Tina gets *I dwow and or non, 1W aktckot*o(bookiniatmutla PAM sbsisthyeieageupmdve various stages of undress. DEAR PAM: U they're nest 3) Abs. ad thy bid, either While I'm watching TV she Is MS. DIXIE HWY. 17.52— CAUILS IUY JUST NORTH OF DOG TRACK ND. _4,.•, my folks put this guy down, I didn't know what to say or do. 3*11* pair IS" 10-5 &Sun.1.5 3238630 all the days of thy life, and thy cbildrea will rlseup and call thee blessed. . Aver., sisgis WtW March24 & 25 Sat. Ns,tcs esihe, as won a a.teu cbMa, add a fww ---'.0 ft 411111" Pl.ss ceatact OUR'. MVU Elint Duris Oletrlaksbyrnews viewsoneseiW. f4L. I Refreshments! Dawn Kiddy — . p.m., CALL P.S. Next Sunday, Ten Co"ihaeits for Wives. rnns u us wu.1w ww waa trying to overthrow the kavegrutedliuerallyhuadrede DEAR ABBY: I'm sure government. Abby, I think his of reprint permlulus fir You've heard 01 NePing Twuh beard looks great and told him chinch pablicadess (always b ut III bet you've never heard "° $. so. It's not shaggy or neglected- without; ege), here they are ' •,• s got Tina Is my wife, andJ she looking- it's carefullyJ rr . 85.1 uS a8 a and really locks neat, naked men TEN COMMANDMENTS I was so embarrassed when CMV ZIII Cuwom Chap VIS FOR APPOINTMENT whom amseg us does not need tebefer1ven? Lard thy God They said he looked like a Openazalis Auoit Of at Zion Hope M.B. Church, Sanford. Larger Facilities F DEAR ABBY: I've been going with this guy for five months. Both of my parents ase Wit of five no"" Beautifull 6-Prong Lillian Blackman With Hl"s New Beard FABRIC AND LABOR OPEN HOUSE Who's STORE HOURS MON.THURS Army. The wedding will be an event of June 16, at .31 14 karat gold, SPECIAL SAVE 34% buttetcups, hom$I25 Mr. and Mrs. Willie Williams of Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Joni Camillia, to David Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs Earl Johnson of Sanford. Born in Sanford, the bride-elect Is a 1975 graduate of Seminole High School and a 1976 graduate of Seminole Community College. She Is a graduate student enrolled in special education at Florida State University. __ Her fiance, who was born in Calvary, Ga., is the 01 MIs SmIth of Tallahaee, aM Mr. Mandy Edwards of Atlanta. He Is a 1975 graduate of Seminole High School, and is serving in the U.S. Until 'I. CUSTOM DROPER411 Diamonds in yellow or white 14 kant gold __ bs,A 5. V*'s 1 'IVRY TICITI MILL Buttercup! T HE FACTOR!Onto paw WILLIAMS Liked He Showed Up _ Parents ____ ______ Brilliant! 4-Prong from sioo at m as one - '• JONI Smalley building. Within two years, prison b.i put on their own alows. In 1912, J. Smiley O'l'wi', tiroegh club president Mrs. Etta Dornian, offaid do dub property building plans and , cub to Wild agrdun center at8w'1 'ld Estates, Sanford. Couutruction began on the prsnt building which was dedicated on AprIl 21, M. MW club NA gifts to uurvicuns In Vletnusn via US Mannm stationed at Sanford Naval Air St i of many "World Gardening" pto)sds. 1ouj CARE the club .u* horn bnp1*i and suede to NO M coun 3234I$S FASMIONS FABULOUS ,Ir DIflCv FROM __ . IIdingat Wider Park.AbiusM memorial marker was placed on US 1712 In m.inory of vutsraue. The Ralfoed Mate hoens was such a s= rim that the Dawn's _ 97 Ma dub made donatlona to the Mats headquarter. :ous. of the Gnat Omelets and X Good Old Country Breakfast With Grits and Biscuits FRENCI AVE., SAN FORD WRENCH - c.4rn.Pag.1B Tues. through Sate 5A.M. 'till 2 P.M Sunday 6A.M. 'till 2P.M. the school secretary. - - Engagement cu; __ THE EGG and OMELET HOUSE .. . RESTAURANT I Sellarde, pe• fouth pia. Speciui guest speaker at the luncheon was Darvin Booths, research and devel.. opment. The telethon Is the only thing that keeps the society golog, says Siegfried. And So Is Flash ing' Family or ___ eadv For Easter Seal Telethon .5. _ along with all the fun's, all for $2 Per to go to a good home. If any"The Magic " discussed to take a person. There will also be an FidraIls In the 3 Annual SL AMMUM the law put of of TVdaJ "" company. "° as well as continuous auction, of Voice to see all of g oing. Hope DIMOCrACY April.All you ugereged Said= mbw Scholarship Program w: pie.. give me a - details __ .! ere ff - ___ ", 04% by JIM m M. p pleasantly surprised," said paint fulltlme for a year. Sum, who received the merit When asked If he was going to award the first year be par- make a living off his art, he • - Sunday, March 25, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Drigger, Phyllis Stansberryresidents, Mr. and Mrs. John Winter Park Drive, and are ; pbottom, N. J., busy wedd Inc . with Mildred Gaddle and Bee Hiter. Bone of MELENDA (you know, the kind that glare Congratulations to Brian -arrived th is ey are preparations. Sheryl'. weddlig week. Th over the fence at your lawn of EDMISTON . ticipated. said, "I'm going to try...0 ft's Owens, son of Iris arid Edwin w l take place to staying wi th th eir daughter. Tim Edmiston il crab grass, dandelions, and Cauelberry He doesn't title his paintings. pcssible."I'm definitely not Owens, of Brittany Circle, Former Ca as ci berry Miss Sheryl Toms at 535 N. April 7. suridepwi) start laying on the Correspondent "I put down what I feel and try going to go commercial," he Casselberry. Brian won the fertilizer end sjrinklng the spelling contest to make it an that you bring added. from so t heir U will w • your fot ledge and beem ry the p enta know Good luck to you and Caaei greener, faster, thicker and experiences with you as you congratulation, second year and represented P4gi1er and they1l have cut ft view it," the local his school at the county spelling more. about all the cold weather they Plaifled. These beautIful days have bee Friday. cio%5 cycle of can stand and are coming anuth Slim also has used other been just perfect for someone orse go" Team 8 at South Seminole than who k55) their Yards to have some fun. mediums for expressing Na who wanted to go "up, up and bSS*dlf* manicured. Middle School will be going to artistic ability such U prints, away in The bUUhIfU1 Haircare Solon "'For others its time to clean with people who want to expose wood cuts, sterling, and 's what several ballotolMa Cape Kennedy Space Center on out their closets and sell the ten, and flash their bodies and Jewelry. Some of his original did this week and ended up Tuesday, March 27.Team 8 will j1mkthetthey no1ongw those who want to watch them jewelry design,have been sold mñhtg an unscheduled stop visit the Central Florida Zoo in 1200 Sanford Ave. someuhodoatagarigesaleor doll. Wlthallthefl.shInggoing IntheEaatlndlaTradingCo.In near the playground of Sanford on Friday Mardi 30. yarduale. Cssselberry Elementary, much on It wouldn't be hard to get a Winter Park. Giriny Bróin and Mildred He has worked for art In- to the ddigtA of the yowipters. GaddJe arrived safely this week UIr people don't get that burn in some pretty unusual Sanford far before they come down places.l structors at Seminole Corn. According to Mrs. Mollie Hull fr Tel Aviv, Israel a seven ---, of munity College and Is presently of 117 W. Lauren Court, Fern doing fin.. Gimy will be conr Fever. Their self diagnosis is finishing his senior year Park, the balloonists promised vaJescing from her broken hip thet it Can only be cured by One ofotr local artldswho atRoulnsCoilege with aAudio t aixlgive to ina local nirsinghome. playing 1$ holes of golf, going to exhibited in the Winter p,1 major in painting. After teachers and staff. rides "You the beach, baking in the sun, or Sidewalk Art Festival last graduatiou. Simm plans to take couldn't get me up In It for all Ping fIalthl weekend was Henry Shin, of 30) time off from schooling and the tea in China!," exclaimed Happy Birthday to Edwina Speaking of "sun won- O'Brien Road, Fern Park. shippers, I# a couple of local Sian, who has exhibited lathe yokels told me they got in quite festival two other years, A traffic jam trying to get over received an honorable mention Guy to the beach. Guess those ribbon for his painting of a Maria RiChard. college st"dsnts have had lint woman with a little girl. "I was II I Society. ibisyssesthemewas,-why In this pWam. / Cass elb ring _Is On Thw*Iny, Mardi , YEW A testimonial bsnqit will he Poet 7 and Ladles Auxiliary held Saturday, March 31, at 7 The ImVood Civic Lague will host the "All Star Cirm od p.m., forDepsrtinint o( Florida Woman,s Club will hold its M&* Beneffl.11 Sponwed by prollidlint Beth 1cker. Tbe event will be held at VFW monthly meaft April 3 at 2 Calipers Evangelistic Asia., event wi oceede from this ll Post 2 in Hernando. p.m. The program Is the is \'oIci of was held at VFW P Wi Around 11 Touchton lUAU DRUGS • 1d ST. SANPOID , • • . ' • liii UWI 0= oil 10 u1as in tiI$lMe1. mmm am a an •.u,i at - - - -. - __._'_'__-• -- --- - - :. 'H �45--Evening Htrald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE I WANT 'TO Sunday, March 23, I"t 11! IT RUNS SACKWAClC~S by Chic 50CWER OR AT IT'LL GET 'M n WELL WWA Young 53 Vehicle 55 Mother-ofI Printer's Pearl mossurelpl.) WATCH M Answer to Previous Puzzle I It 50 Cassowary ACROSS musicians wds.) 8 Single time 62 Author 12 Consume Fleming HOROSC I OPE A A I R 5 T 0 L I I:L I27 AIGIORR I AIN 14 Pelage $ t ôrlcTH E19IL!i Preminger 15 Caustic !_9' '. ,_ 64 Concerning (2 .: substance wØs., Lit.. 16 Race I !!1 IS Seed planter 65 Explosive 20 Not forward LM a (abbr.) 21 Female Saint 66 Cat sound ¶ 44 Part of the ear 17 Burmese substance currency 67 Lob 45 Environment 22 swithi 68 Ifl;date ytter :: 1.24 stitches selIS1164M 23 Sobbed 24 Motoring 25 kingdom 1550Ct11'Ofl DOWN of triumph by Mort Walker 50 26 Types — 26 Surrender • 30 Base before 51 Comrade f NEVER EVEN #IIi tI tiA II.pI ta Crfr fish ii LI Eulogize '_#J'I VT 1.1.... .1. ($L ' plate 52 Biblical 2 Month (SP) 28 Greek deity PREAMEP OF TO BE THE BEST WE ALL AIM 34 Cereal spike 3 Mulligan proposition 29 Uses needle BECOMING A 35 Exude (944" SERGEANT TOO HIGH and thread 54 Performed 4 Persecute 37 Region ENANT1 IN THE U.S. Le song 5 Negative 31 -_ 38 Battle , , ARMY! conjunction Douce" 58 Quote aim 40 Small branch 32 Emit vapor 6 authority . 42 ____ 33 Chicago England 57 Sound bell mayor 7 Nebraska city 43 Auto failure 58 Inner (Prof.) 36 Attending 45 Non-uniform 8 Have 60 Bovine 9 Negatives 47 Inf inityf 61 Depression ini39 10 Expense time tials I 4lLarger liDifferent 49Ch:nce () cr) , BEETLE BAILEY Li Atit ririV \ p.j I 'g I F. I __ I • YOU EVER PREAMEP OF BECOMING A GENERAL? . I .—. 1.2-4 ::r 324 . • I _______ r ....4 :THE BORN LOSER /kir' , ...ir (VC P MM.), RL1PJ5, I IT W ik MAR? FM3L.T LM. I #W&il - v - iT - - — — — I! 22 23 43 by Bob Montana 44 - DAD HAD SUCH BEAUTIFUL PEAR-SHAPED ___ 50 45 NOW HE'S PfAR-SKAft 1/ ç TONES THEN--- 59 49 55 - - - - — 83 - - 64 - - - /i) I - 7 — - 65 - ____ - J - — - — IP4IWSPAPER INTERPRISI ASSN Ijili • ___ .. 4 ___ - NORTH oAi r ____ ,c + - + 'f •'--' - r'' V. '- ' ' ' •. 0 . pp by7 Al V*rm..r S IT WNG FAKPW? CKAY! LATMY. HEIS THS THING AOMr THE CAR 98NG' li) ICVJS'Z ..—t ___ p ____ • 3-24 A K $3 #J54 •+.s WIST •1T • $1113! •K7 914987 V J 10 0 Q86 # K9 7 32 Q 1097 oum #Q94 9542 0 A 10 #AKJS2 Vulnerable: Both Uu, West Nertb East 8eet 14 Pan 19 PauINT '0./1 DDIcrIIs A'( P°SQ u a College Professor uSes to thwart attempts made Keep ev.rythb above bead you a rather wipl,'4 parson so you won't have to spologise to be arcuinds. CAPRICORN (Doe 21JAL Weirs 19) Reading more Into whet GEMINI (May SWune 50) others say then they IM'4W You may lack the drive today to could caus, you achieve Ififficult goals. Be frinitrations today. lack at the pill" at yourself. time Within Yow CANCU (Jime 21-July U) may be a tr& &MOM for you AQUAM (Jan.WFOL 19) todey to hermonlously cop Someone! who is a poor rlsk; could place you in a awkwa'd . ft co-workers. You'll looking for their faults Iread potodaybysikIng you flr virtueL IZO (July fl-Aug. 21) Be 7O JudVfl1 PC (Feb. IGMarub 50) extremely careful in your Functioning u Indupeni.* you Could in drawn into a myoulikeWdslyumiAbso situation where you!II pay the any matte,'. Be prepired fl on tab for someone who out- others to make diZl yaw time and services. maneuvers you. haters. NEWS @) (Prisimlers) Morris Butisirmaker (Jaft Warden]Io in trouble with the law, is given the option of a Of COSCNflQ S Mo"town at I SChOol for troubled ILLYOMM"mma I ONCE UPON A For March •'j1"p governess admits her true Identity; Guy wants to marry her, but ft Is In love with Edwin. (Part 7 of 9) • 8:30 0BILLY Billy convinca thur. who Is fin" out a Cornput dating form. to stretch thetruth alitls er POW "Informal Dinner's (R) M . (2) .J AND THE lEAP. BJ tries to help a beautiful cyclist and wlndsup taking aspectac. uSer leap off a high cliff on a (1) a CSB MOVE "No Other Love" (Premiers) Richard Thomas, Julie Kayner. Two marginally retarded __ vmao_(At. Marcb50,1$?9 QulckbIi(Ø'onowdbeh.,4.4 Afta this h, Pde acted Some very unusual op. + played the am of be from dummy. Now he could poirtunities will coW YOW wiss, you could talk yomelf at --1_ f 1 7—. of +• k1 West hetd .11 four of time t. 7O +••f4 , •••jI• Will — • w• •th ough y' (. U.Od 21)1 'Iwiond. ARIU (March 11.April 19) you ha,. time to Then he saw Unit bold all four clubs he couW 801100 111birmSdOln Youll be things today you'll decide in trouble unless he rwdvW today is better kept to mirything is too mad, Une sort of safety play yourself, or you could get The best way to get the b UNt he, PVA, was famous Can& In the mkkb of an in- done: J=p In with bft fest. folls. trigue you'd be better off At trick two he led a club Mimi UketofWd out MOM SCORPIO (Oct. 36-Nov. 12) from dummy and Carefully Bed for your Your whims and fandes wmlt cover" East' seven with abod yourulf? une eight wt alnowad out copy of AGrapb Litter by be iI4,d if you lock yourself and Pete's p.nln'L.m was in*h1bg $1 for each to Aitro Into prws*plans today.Lasn ws1i-rard.d.H.wondup + Gra~, P.O. NBoz * Radio room to make quick cges. an On a City Oldbo, N.Y. 10.Be sure I bmw t would bay , .. ++ r ' TA kay 10) ll)Itiagooddmytogooftby. (April Scmioas'tbsIstg counpletely yosrwlf and do what your mood . + + honest with you today. dietates. What's happoulaill, Howow yN2 pt to ft truth aromW W= will Win ym ya through a pal who 4101111- could make others wos' eoiily voliin the ait Comfortable. A WiscoinIeW rftdw asks it Misr. we ever pan as dealer with' GXNM (May 214= 10) A CAPRICORN (Doe. 2NI& 14 irw points. IW' ibift In after 1$) A defeat ist OniIOOk will be Is have a dedded $#no#% answer 1111M IV the 0 ally hu It you down twu Yom today WIM you IWII about again and gives to st old With active, ptiy elyslint ci n scn Aftft ........Irmo Opening lead:* 3 . i El_I o. + Alan + BUGS BUNNY + MWJ duuviiy happily. Is too emicti dianes that The ow was Ims.It wasthe pass will Cost us a Sum. a by Stoftl & 990 WILL. ON AFO VI1JC0 i''u'ClNi' rii#r,Ir Fr- Ir416 • __ " LIt the k1ii01, how. me c" ad in IW an honor. Thast, If I have to windupitwo tricks dom rc prodadlvs, Leak eseend. Sea ssmithkiithMhesbosioit about it, Unit you will preset itself today. ft mtY 'Z what you cu de ioe.. will have material worth. Experts. care of this nwop.. make the Individual quasUona will LBO (July flAng, U) The P50CEE (Fub, 50Mwch 50): + *MUM that has Wd pg wkh Wg waa k%ft to U& One you ondertand today. In fact, they 00014 $et + , questions sv r°L sw Will reft" IM W&MM Welts yNoU you 4M the Ma Wo NW* copies of JACONY 40=1111N.) op eftedviely. by Stan l vePs FRANK AND ERNEST ; -• 5"TW T"I W16. N bw -' j$'flJJ + jq$ and + John RomiLa + YA -. Raw L901111106 ' I selling author and an araheol. o9W gols a chwics to linvesti. oft ft taft of MV Tut's twm twollm. no ran0901M "Mom Montwom - is taxing prey to Industrial growth as strip mmMo for am opwa an the plains. (P.) PLY- MMH (AMNFlRI* S FACE THE NATION NNAIOUT Accorn. pl Graham, Helen Roddy, SNft CNsholm and LaDonria Ptsrris talk about their careers, womanhood and women's atstm (R) • and Unim soldiers join toost or to rGht off attacking (l Hr._4SMlns.) 81ie'5 father returns and usso bleckmall to try and got his doughter back. 6 MOVIE "The T*n Co meffls"(1956)ChwI- I CsBDeMe, 7epk SEALS SURVIVAL , . "Wi ,,s" ' + ,._ _, '.__.. - Moses Mods the israalltea in thul exodus to the Promised Usind-(R) S F. .L work in America The phenomenon of work In America is a look at dlsulminathin in the bUMdWig 1?adSS Ofift tmiOflS, ' against women in industry and the problem of work ftw the 'AWri F.L10111111014 anomids nerveas. W.V.GMMT WASHINGTON WEEK IN ___ IZI ___ _ 8:30 (1) a ON DAY AT A TIME Am Is oft the cersor appo urft of a Iffellmio but question the price Of success. 8:00 ISALICI Vera gets an off er to do a commercial after go. h sis Clinderells In a Wa00, production. "Uft The Jersey Li "I 15 PIloted by all of the OnnI rwi wfts in London; Blow Is W%aw assign- pf ____ "',I',I ___ ___ CA $00 soMI0O 'SC j 8:25 pL •NEWS MORIIINO FLORIDA 12.00 (1) PASSWORD PLUS S60"EWS EDU CA TIONAL PO GRAMM06 0 NEWS 12:3 I)S ow 0RYAW8 HOPE 02 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1.00 0URLIVES 2 IEJITC*4 5.00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS MARY TYLER MOORE 5.30 (2) NEWS •THE00000UPLE ________________________________________ hoolMenu - WbiidPatets,s Pewa Pnil --i-m-borm EXP RuisibwWouBse cheseeburveir T1111408" Frad I"" rI__I Masirlbelis SENIORMCIN • WEEKEND Lloyd now KIN* In Laredo. Taxes. . J . lil'Jr1b* tiItYt /.I1i.LIJJ.t 11AM ACADEMY IIJIUVILLAND MARLY BIRDS Now 6:*41 51 0 1.54 ONLY "SUTNis' Brid rry 'SSSS s.,,, LDM Ch Is hol" bkw1cb 9 Fla. (UPI) 7% Departmed of Tran. owtWo will open blds March r of CN*w span of the 17-yow-old Seven Bridge umsiuk&6. P111111111 W1slsPis5 Tieslied and LOUNGE OVERLOOK TH9 RU NWAYS PH. 323.0501 SANIF0111110 $ANFOND AIR TERMINAL lOOguit and most historic Keys — 0 : • II All V. I. !& inclwks Salad Bar and Coffee, tee, stc. modem MOdnwtM mothods. 1111MMU111111111 a 0 SUNDAY BRUNCH . __ 111COONS • II Bids Are In oioo uymiwu_MAGAII •PREMIERE "A Little OUtinQ" A Yorkshire family and HiraM Weston from San Juen,PUBM Aloo. 0MOVE "M You How The One About The Traveft $utn'adyl" (C) (ISIS) PtiuIs oiuer, .o Denver. in 1900., a travelIng saleslady ekes a Kane town and a lamse's eon by ow (2 WL) (2)I•EEMEWS •LU$t$W CITY LIMITS 1OrnWafts(R) 110 fibs's problsma eventually P1gM For Food" Food 0t "Tra day probliemis of old op in '' On Oftirly dab-, - in a home. StilwWo John Comer. Froncies Goodall wW Philip Jackson. tO4I1Ib $19111 million sday for late high. Thur way projects In 554 and Qialsits wbille cmitruction Co. amed" sulterell the low bid of $1117 'on for a 3.4 mile am" k= a poid north of p -- M1IX"I1CI1IMA TM1111" • T*wTft id"BW Milkeraffilie . tax ': 0 . . T7 p.m. I4Icst BIIII and Salad -; Bar In Tam. All Yew can lat. Incbdft + 3 tax 0 ej $ Cs"sol Too OIL : 0 : 411 4p.m, III Closing DRAFT SEEN IA$ North Port QirIitts. hhio1y mouth, Mum,, nitt.d the $lU% MOM low oft an a -11.4 from 0110 fad 77111to a 8 mile NIGHT •' W IANQUfl Per Glass DR TV IN LOUNGE CATONG CAM Af IbL wiencounters 1 e pm • • u nU FRi. ISDAY SPECIAL of PruhPI •••• b' County line to the north city Ibnhti Tueslelad Horn" (1973 £lk .- the ZXPREINIUM Cibliew On_ oil 3 W61 GCMU!A f1 1I 7_ 1" us An VWW7 31DM . A M11i WAY • 1111"T1111111 $111ALI 111 401 1 1 1 1 1 101 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 -. . - ¼.i. . Andi AWWwWasoviss ral sm 11111110 0~8 11101110110 In sh ww ian In Franoe REALS Z EASTER ow dwip k" aid main capow gym "A TWW For Waft lat21 • *1 J • *45 + • 1SIIWs W11111, To rho no mossumb WAY 50 Adlis ALL ITEMS PI MIXICAN 001Sai u0s "Tournament In IVORY MONDAY uim*uoou CSM 111111111111d mmw m /2 PRICE CON TAR[ TNI MIXICAN * uarirn SALAD nab OD I 1*1. 10 ITEMS PRIVATE ROOM FOR PARM EM PON :4 J TIL 1 1 1 101 1 C40w" MAWY. ,14 RESTAURANT & LOUNGE IEl11IYSCHOOLFOIN * P(; 221216 MAMA a ) 7:114 9:30 geWork THURSDATO KAM I$ Tet I MOVIE "Man In The WUwn@W- (C)11971) Richard Nwft John Husim A main umvkn a bn4al MAN by a huge bear, causing the astounded IndIana to worsitip hm,an ar(2Nrs.) "The Long Duel" S IQ 11967)Yul lkpmw Troor To Mum MI= smala is IM LPLAZAifl - . (2)5 SATURDAY NIGHT UVI Host: Robort Klein. ft" Permian • KI M ' $4.akSeb a MARY TYM MOOM V an .7.0 NSNP DI ersge of Ike Sexing Council wwwwow me"111plons" "Is, we "aftail. Owl I of 111 , --'I p, Gnm Whin"p-laku PM&Cmfob arse" TmSabd dt MATININ Li Al Gises p -- [PLAZA -1 Its"_Aai,1CM SocIal Club of Sanford membership meeting, 8 pm., Wine and Chem Cafe, Sanford Plan. New members welcome. n re.,. i Anonymous, .. p.m., tamonte Mali Seas. CNusLbt'y Rotar y 7:30 a.m., Woman's Cub, 21$ 0verook Drive, Caueiberry. Ovielle RAMO 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sealad Kiwaxis, noon, Civic Center. Speaker Dr. Trevor Colbourn, president UCF. 8411111fiNd OpUmIlK won, Holiday Inn. Reeeveryt Ime., 12: 30 p.m., Mental Health Center, 103 Robin Road, Altemonte SprhW. 84111111101rd Smn&n senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.nL, civic center. StartigM Prewders, S p.m., flefiarv CommunityJ (enter, ' r'' C11 Ton WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28 WIIOR Imam ____ Sum WW Coral OW Loorwd at a hosith club with a py Gimlets. TU8DAY, MAIit.1I Suferd Sinew, 7a.m., Samba's. WWW Spriggs SerilmlIa, 7:30 a.m., Community Center, N. Ecemon Avenue. Saates'd Uw, noon, Holiday Inn. LiNweedsertlena, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434, Aviation Mideler 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford, Delary Players, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community Canter. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Weight Watchers 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 So Oak Ave.; 7 pm., Summit Apts., Cuselberry. An"Musus, 7:30 p.m.. Community United Methodist Church, Caaaelberry. MURV0RIPP1N M0tmDy MARCH Scowu _ PLA 5'af LA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Cry" Lake AM Country Club, Lake Mary. AltmostesSoulth Sembole Jaycees Bowd, 7:30 p.m. Waffle Stop, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. Suford A1Aios, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Chur* Sanford. MAKE ME LAUGH 5 ISlAM! STREET 4:30 TM a" ___ Qttrth; 7p.m. Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. D1e8 Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLend; 7p.m. Montgomery Ward, Intarsitste Mall, Altamonte Springs. R STUDIO Sn 3:W 8MIA*$#"(IQ ELECTRIC COMPANY 00 - $100 million quality education appropriation appropron i so 4'. £61 the on of Gov. Bob Graham and the Cabinet. University officials deny it, saythgthelraIznison1ytonake Floridians aware of their university system and the need for excellence. Actor O'Neal graduated froin the University of Florida and 4. the son of sportscaster Sum menu is a student there now. Reynolds once played foetball for Florida State University. MONDAY, Senior Citizens tour to New Orleans. Leave Seminole Plaza, 8a.m.; Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 a.m. Carry beg lunch. Return March 31, 7 p.m. Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 p.m., Florida Power & Sanford. Program on breadmaking by MET Elder. Issigwood Area Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 a.m. Quality Inn North, 1-4 and 434. Speaker, Bill Parke, local travel agent. Misdey Morsers Toastmasters Cub, 7:15 a.m,, Holiday Inn. Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. $00 UUA$. YOGA AND YOU 90 (1) (1) DONAHUE MY THRU SONS MOVE 14111 III 8THE PARTFKM FAMLY university system. Some suspect their mission is • Jm TODAY 50000 MORNING AMIRI. TALLAHASSEE Fla (UPI) Superars Burt Reynolds, Bob Hope, Patrick ONeal and Pat Summerall have been — Yow' Republicans Fondue Affair, 7:30 p.m., Sabal Palm Couritry Club. Call 111119-M. evue Group of Hadassah, 7:30 p.m.; Altamonte Springs Civic 1' uwi. &iuuier, snow and contests. Call 896-3688. Country Western Revue, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Firemen's Recreation Hall, Coloinba Road~ sponsored by DeBary M Auxiliary. •THE YOUNG mo THE RESTLESS •ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 THE DOCTORS ONE I n 2:30 (2) ft 090 Woman's T'Avon NOW M1911 (C) (1970) Qyljs (2) TODAY 8 GOOD MORNING AMEMI. )5 ALL IN THE FAMI.Y (P.) 1030 ALLISTARININI 12TH1PP=IS 11:00 (2)HISH ROLLERS 6HAPPY DAY$(11114 1130 ai WHEEl. OF FORTUNE (COL E UPE FAMILY 0 W. ISALL $4 THE FAMILY R 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 1111111GOODMORNINGIFLONDA PIEWS wutr but ir,ii*iasi hears about her aftsw with jon. to become a -ea attract a handsome rock sing- (8/W) (1950) Errol Flynn, 0 FRIDAY MORNING 10000 MORNING AMERs. , • 8 The Aftenom Of A Drysill, Flaw, Later" (Premier.) Denies Miller, Rex Smith. A 13-year. old girl who drooms of being a 1200 IM • @)UPSEAT (2) Z MOVIE "Sooner Or AFTERNOON __ TKUNON $ ON 6 1=0 "HwItage"JR) LIS WALt. STRUT WEEK "111111"4111 Palle. AM Pwft" Gum: Lem 0. Co"W" mo, Goldman,Sao a Co. (R) 14$ Los Ang"Lakeire at Dwww N&W gets . time to BAPTIST who drNn of t-- SeALS by T. K, *yaa .: (UHEA1OFAW1Ot**IOJ 1DNME t FIRST &'47 (3[) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 GO® M0NING INA H NEJOHIO CD (S TODAYT.-M + H" it Nft Sy ftD VW AND ?HR MW MW A OIISICY AND COMPA. ® Wf MINING a80 WillUTS1111 Ch" 011sm looks at skident"I-."9 Olphor mont in India'$ wilkes; %toy oft '" itoo (P.) by stomped. 0040ressed SPIDER-MAN • cal coirtcludor.(R) 10.00 (3)0ROCKJOW FILU A prostitute Mend (Alts Moreno) of Jim's —s his protection after witnessing a murder o(d5f5 by tough Ivster (Abe Vlgoclo~ (R) sFANTASY UL4W Sex- o"eir.agroupoillabholowe ieaeiii job, a caridy b0* with such goodlescrunchyfrogs. • . me " Ynll ad be An Opportunity to ftO British wife to m. m) TONYBROWN'lJOURNAL THI LAW AND YOU zoos R . Roam AQUARM (JuL Web.11)" •g•4. ',. LOVE BOAT The Kissing Bandit" Silly Crystal, Laurie WallerL 'ThSWISIINS P.iifl Read, Toni Tennis; "Mike And " Sly Jr., Mccoo. (R) CAN= (June U-idy n) . ... encouraged to became self. NovIl. to in Im mid plan to your head &O and P010 expected to win •o,,.,.,, her parents and the other ads to catch their prey. 700 aD 0WORLD OF Dewy "Born To Run" An Australian recohorse owner plunges do@W Into'dobt In the hopm Met 8 YOM lk CON will becom a IM IPWt1of2t 1010 MINUTES ' FRIENDS (Premiers) Three 11-year-old pals JCharles Thomas. An American + 1979 YOUR BIRTHDAY by HowieSchneider ) ® G a NEWS SEALS • EASTER T!LETHON(CONT'D) (30 (I) NBC (I) CSS NEWS 11111111801111111111114018 DN0O0M 51d1. ah, NOn$. wild dogit. hywm sind • you have ulterior motives In 21) Try not to let your .motI by ___ dskllnp with friends today, be overly 8ATURDAY,MAIICHZ4 Rebuilder, for singles over , 7:30 p.m., Friendship Baptist Church, Altamonte Springs. Cuseberry AA, closed, 8 P.M., Ascension Lutheran - - ___ e. Montana is to Industrial growth as strip minIng for coal opens on the plWns. (R) EVENING Universities z o - the rangeland of eastern 5.0 TE$EAL3 TELETHON(CONT'D) OFMM LOR "The MeanThe EgyptIan-israeli Accord" Guests: Yitzhak Rabin, former prime minister of y Israel; minister of Wice. Superstars sell state CALENDAR (I)KUTANA 0 UP IN ROSEBUD COUNTY -. , 'WIN AT MUDGE EEK a MEEK (2) VOICE OF VICTORY , — — - TV HT'S __ , g" 02 - TONIG • REX HuMSARD EVENING For Sunday, March 251 1979 $NOWMYPEOPLE 1(R) SESAME 8:30 6:00 GD SUNDAY MASS YOURBMTHDAY VIIRGO (Aug. n&pt n) WONEWS Ic2I, in osdd you find .*hera tmwIl1I.. "UNIS: erate it Could be R 710 UP INN ends On pending to gr and MAnfigft to move to Lon. (1) 6 SUNDAY MORNING elon involving your"in new having things your way This don and captivate society. (R) UALS ahead won't occurs u you eoenpr'ns. 30 :::1Id1'i' ORAl. ROSERTS Complete them LIBRA (Sept. DOct. U) (1 CBS NEWS j -----a NEWS Take care today Mat you dmt INVYW , 90 permit your overactive Y.-M (2) GOIM SINGIING JUNI. (I)THEGON88HOW ARMS (Mairch 21-W 19) ImliffiflAt tOmakillIM0111111111118111118' In THE FIRST Us. This Could fromrn Ovit "WSA Gift"1B/W) YEAR Billy and J youirself today you an likely to You to believe Your 118111131 in Is 5flØ (IIffICUJt than they truly toOk to ethers to handle y A grocery store owner lnhers WrItatl0rd ~ ij a. take on giant bwa of responsibility. Your Arco an orange Plantation. 11 1/2 Hrs.) tactics won't be appreciated. 6 0 HER HAW 14t'W1) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. U) Lean more aboi* yotrieff by Stafford, Zilli E Low. 10:00 Benlcetopeopleforther*. agfor yof S EASTER SEALS •LWDEWELK (lrapl I4ter. Mail $1 for eaci reasons today. If you y TEL) (OONT'D) buittails up a p, ii, boom you , 7,30 Spolato Ø5 Radio City Station, N.Y.. 10019. want souriatldag, ft snay Lu Q (2) 10:30 Be sure to specify birth aimopposite of what you hoped, for DPACULA 79 A haind&kigo, Loww Thq RW.(C ____ - - 81 - — — — — 1 48 54 53 66 -" 31 32 33 42 48 52 - J - I MUM .J' 30 40 47 ____ - — — 25 24 20 39 I L U GLJ CLUBf - _____ 38 A RCH I E --. _i WHERE DID YOU ;AND DAD MEE MOM If - - - 28 27 28 + - - - I) to HP.IV I VM 14 13 12 by Art Sansom &,.IH,rWS r r rr r- r r- —_ Sunday, MArch 23, 17-3B EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. L I1 _:, () \ •. . I �p.. B-Ev.nIng Horsid, Sanford Fl. Sunday, March23, IflP 24-Business Opportundes _!1!!N0t!__ ijFNiiIs 7Leyol Notice CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 . 8319993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES Construction Secretary. Good pay with excellent benefits for career minded individual. Must have a mInimum of 2 yrs. sap. In construction office procedure, typing I Shorthand required. Must be familiar with personnel records, time sheets, daily lob reports I draw requests. Medical Ins., paid vacation I holidays provided. If interested in long term employment with one of the Nation's largest builders call Cirdinal industries Inc. 305.321-0151 between I am. & 5p.m. wkdays or sand resume to Construction Dept., Box U, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal Op. portunIty Employer. HOURS DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday These hooks are proven best sellers from mater publishing companies. We are a national Christian corporatIon currently in need of a sincere person to service and restock Inventory of company established accounts of HIGH TURNOVER best sellers. The person we seek must desire a Christian buslne9s, be ready to begin immediately, need a high spiritual and financial reward from a business and have a minimum of $4,000 to Invest (secured by inventory and locations). For more information, call now toll free, phones are staffed 24 hours a day. $ ; BUSINESS REVIEWI DaWtdsIiy,srtyserad seat Iwie.... Ia *s . CUN: 322•2611 on. litti. ad.. I yp flNP. .. . (r 1 ,Hirali (ge 2 - Timiday) a *e toraW Advs,tlssr (SR Th,ndIV) a.dyswrssc..... ___ b1 mirlials.... Vshitsli N,r* Simioi. Coil Th. Ivenin, Hireld Advertising D.portm.nf . 32221! 0 I3143 And Ask For Th. Svsksss I•vlsw - pmuc - - By: . ___ Johnny Walker In your area $230000 and up. For HiDE-A-WAY 29-Rooms - _____________________________ 1cr 2 Bedroom Retired Couple 337.2949 _________________ C al I - 1 BR-$1$4. Pool. Aduih only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 333-Wa Mariner's VIllage. Bart FRI., SAT. I SUN. Hrsl.5 P.M. -. I05OrangeAvenue SANFORD-NEAR HOSPITAL NIW3BR,lb.th,C.H City waterS, sewer -rj------- TERRITORY LOCAL Advancement Opportunity Some Travel Expórlanced We are Iseeffie Is, a sales Sanford large 1 BR .4. den. Air, ceramic bath $173. Furnished _______ $210. 141.7113. __________________ 31-Apartments Furnished - _____________________________ Apts. for Senior Citizens. town, very clean I roomy, See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. - - 32-Houses Unfurnished FORRENT3BR,26,C.HIA,w-w 1-800.325.6400 3 BR, 2 B. Central heat and air. - 0 - -- hAL I$VAIS - INC 5334$7 - 1 -80fl54400 Operator 60 $15,000 PER YEAR PART TIME CentraiHeatlAlrCond.FreeEst. Call Carl Harris at SEARS,Sanford322.1771 The weather is perfect for a backyard sale sell everythirul I fast with a want ad. Call 3222611 I or S31S593. I Mowing MEINTZER TILE Newor repair, leaky showers our specialty. 21 yrs. Exp. 671.1417 - - - FULL.TIME POTENTIAL!U GENERALS ELECTRIC - - General Landicaping. *àse ipec.alists, top soil I fill dirt, iawn maint. I tree trimming. 3-- FABERGE MAKERS OF BRUT AND FARRAN FAWCITT HAIR CANE PRODUCTS BIC THE FAMOUS MAKERS OF PENS, DISPOSABLE LIGHTERS, AND CISPO$ABLE RAZORS. MIWON$flI fleighoorhoodl 1FF WARRANTED. Only 133,3001 UgI* Hivlk.g __________________ . _______________ Yard Debris, Trash .pplianca Misc. (LOCAL) 345.3311 Curley Burt ield Electrical Malnrnsancea repaIr - - _____ , _ - - ANIMAL HAVEN 1 Cat boarding, bathing, clIppIng, flee control. Pet Supplies, leg house. Heated ___ ..... - DANNY'S PAINTING Interior.E*t.rior House Painting Licensed.InsI.,r,d.Boii. FREE Estimates. (335) 13241et ___________________ interiorllxterlorPaintlng, Smallor Large. Call Mr. Taylor. Free 1st. 322.5115 - - _________________ ARE BEING SPENT ON NATIONAL TELEVISION TO PROMOTE THESE PRODUCTS Small hens. repairs. Ieinajjjj & Pain. ReelIng repel,. Free Es?, pj __________________ 3331043.1311713 __________________ JOHNNY CARSON, ABC WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS, THE WALTON$, FAMILY, ROCK. FORD FILES, WILCOMEIACK KOTTEN, CII MOVIE OF THE WEEK, AND MANY MORE. Rsm.delIng, retired builder pg i1 kinds so rmadeling, nm additions, gaffes, tlrepl-s, pi, resins. Free eat. 3131314. - Ni selling or eaperleisce necessary. Complete company trainIng. You will restock beautiful dioploys in high csHaer, ceosn eetshthhed. retell at. csuaN*k*w* be turned ever to iii VOW aros. These great pr.*dctew* besimpNedtayau by *elargsetwh,loas$erof$$55Ildin the Milan afiRe present soles escesd WSIIIISSII annually. APPLICANTS MUST II RE$POSOIILl, ABLE TO MAKE DECISIONS. AND SE CAPABLE OP MAKING A MINIMUM CAIN INVIITMINT OF ILNi.II. Ni PERCENT MINCHANDISE IUY.MCK. ALL A.UMBING PROBLEMS' Repairs, Locks, Fast $Oi'vice - Chg.Cds.Acceplel 7.1$1 - Garage so full there's ng 4 tlnecv?C$ea,i Iteutwllliawapt MIs aid PH 323.241)51 CUSTOM HOMI BUILT RIMOOILINGIRIpAII SO. SAUNT & AUOC. 2531445 lMas,qusllty.pgrafion lyrs. aip. PatIos, Driveways etC.Wayneleel,507.133) - -. - CascreteWerk:Wsps,psties $m.orIg. P115W. Call Ale. Taylar, 3331011 - '- UNBELIEVABLE 3 BL 3 bath hems InQeleeinanlacres w.I7P like frOnt I Sunken Pie. Rin. esl.b, kIt., Is. IRs, fireplace & Mural Evein Yew OWN Slidi House 133ff. lest DachI Ivery Featiwel 1FF WarTaiWed. A j TrIJ5tJ' 012.1011 RIAL 1$flTE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SAIlS 1.1*01*1 Wi LIST & SILL. MORE HOMES THAN ANYONII' ZIGIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 'sSei'vIc, - -. TREE REIeOVAI, TrlmrnIj, stump renuevsl. licensed & i.. PAINTING. CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Pr.eEW. fl31I55afferI:15 - INSULATION-letting. blaujiap. RACO Foam, I bangles & Celluless. Lowest prls. Call 3311015 or 551-734410 collett *ILDING SERVICE aN typo. welding. your, place or ours. 13141* Sn Lader 'yJ - - .'.'.. 322•2420 - ANYTIME *ftipI.Listing ServIce Call MI. Adams TOLL.FNil anytime; 1101424 MC. day or nigid, luadsy calls actsillt KTORS [ PK $ -r-- - '- - - - - - ' . p .. - - - *4,, LARGE 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, COMPLETELY FURS. SHED IN EXCELLENT TASTE. LARGE LOT, OUT. SIDE WORKSHOP. ONLY $23,500. NEWLY PAINTED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORKSHOP, FENCED YARD, NEAR 25th STREET. ,010 WITH SELL. ER FINANCING. OVERSIZED 3 BEDROOM WITH PANELED DEN, FLEXIBLE FLOOR PLAN ALLOWS FOR 4th BEDROOM, OIL HEAT, AIR CONDITIONINO. 5*900. SEIGLIR REALTY 323:5774 Day or N.!jit Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 D.Lind 6688335 - OPEN HOUSE 4, ____ - ' DELTONA. Reduced from $25J00 '0130,731.2 1*2 bath. LAKE MARY AREA. 311,2 bath, $37,500. LONGW000. 4 SR. 2 bath ever 1711 Sq. Ft. $45.90. ta) .REWYILD. - WILSON'MAIER FURNITURE - IUILDING LOT IN GENEVA NEAR HWY 44. 53.300 TOTAL. BRING CASHI 30 ACRES HWY FRONTAGE NEAR LAKE MARY, TALL TREES, 3 POND SITES. $40,000, 3 ACRES HWY. FRONTAGE NEAR OVIEDO. ACCESS TO LARGE BASS LAKE. $22,000. HALF CASH NEEDED. Nylon pile cushion carpet. 56.50 yd. Installed. KuIp Decorators Since 1937 109W. 1st. 322-2335 S ACRES CORNER ON COUNTY ROAD IN OSTEEN. MOBILE HOME AREA. $15,000 WITH TERMS. FOR SALE Used Furniture 417½W. 11th Street - - ____________________- 59-Mjsical MirctNndl$e' 120 ACRES PAVED ROAD NEAR DELTONA. INCLUDES 3$ ACRE LAKE. ONLY $1000 PER ACRE. TERMS. Wars, DrJ, Banjos. Cotti. plete. Thomas organs, pIanos. Bob Bali's Disc. Center Inc. 312.21?, 7702 French Avs. AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322-9141 EvesaftesSlweekinuls FILL DIRTITOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-1310 62-A-Farm Equipment ______________________________ - BUILDINGII 40 x 12 a 14 NEW au steel clear span building. Includes a 20' * 13' double slide door, three wall Iltes, 2$ lb. wind load and service door for 55,951. FOB. Call 303331.4wsam to S p.m. collect, DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. ______________________________ Sanford Auction, Rainwear, Rubber loots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322.5151 $ ACRES NEAR OUNNELLON.. OCALA. HWY FRONTAGE, MO1ILE HOME COUNTRY. ONLY $2,710 PER ACRE. Si-Household Goods 55 ACRES HWY FRONTAGE NORTH OF PANAMA CITY, itlAR 1.10, 11,000 Pen ACRE. CRAZY TERMSI TIME TO THINK ABOUT NORTH CAROlINA FOR THE SUMMER. MOUNTAIN ACREAGE OR RIVER FRONT AVAIL. ABLE. AS LOW AS 10 PER CENT DOWN. S PER CENT INTEREST. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 3-Mochlnery-Tools ______________________________ Brockway tractor, 250 Cummlns; Chevy Station Wagon, power 1 air. 3231594. _____________________________ - StearnCIeanYourócarp,t Rent Our Rlnsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322-Sill ___________________________ 1215 S. French. 323.7340. - - 65-Pets-SupplIes ___________________________ AKC Dobermans, 6 wks. old. Kastner bloodline. TaIl docked & dew claw removed. 323-4444. '- - -_ _____________ ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress $33.95 as. pc; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $35. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. f Sanford. 322-5721. S2'KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 333.0457 PUBLIC AUCTION. AUCTION. Mon., Mar. 26, 7 PM We're loaded with furniture this week. Load from New Jersey for thole looking for antiques plus 2 house lots of modern furniture. Also Iv's I plenty of small Items such as lamps, pictures & bric-a brac. This is a sale that you wont go home empty handed. $ CASH DOOR PRIZES $ VISA-MASTER CHARGE 1213 S. French, 323-7340 AucllonSaturdaysip.m. Senford ày., at Hwy 437 Consignments Welcome Kelloggs Auction Sales 323-7050 JOHNNY'S BACK Piney V.ods Auction Miniature Dachshund req. red male, I wks. oil, shots started. $121. 5741354 Deitona. - - 1969 PontIac LeMans, 330 auto trans., PS, w-current insp. slicker for $300 or best offer. 3236637. '73 Malibu Station Wagon Auto, P S., P.1., I owner $1200. 322-4119 '67 Dodge Monaco, new tires I battery, good motor, excellent Interior, $100. 3235356. 1967 Dodge, 36,000 ml. Auto., PS, PB lair. Likeness $700. 323.3610 AYTONA AUTO AUCTION twy. 92. I mile west of Speedway on SR 413, 1$ ml. north of San ford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc, by the pIece or hou full. Free pick-up on consigned mdse. at 30 pct. 322.7770. D,.cfl, WIll flUIU VYTUfl • public AUTO AUCTION even Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904.235$311 for further details ___________________________ Monte Carlo '76 Real Clean, new tires. 53350. 323-3514 & after S 322.7139. ________________________ 1970 Jeep Wagoneer Every Saturday at 7 p.m. located IWO, RadIAIr P-B,$1900. 323.1772 __________________________ '70 Mercury Marquis Brougham. Loaded! $1000 take over payments. 322-6150. _________________________ 75-Recreational Vehicles '76 Grand PrIx Black I-top. All options. 34.000 ml. Excellent Layton 16',sleepsS,self contained, way ref., Reese hitch, El. brakes. 52150. 3227112. (2) 1963 Barracudas Forrestoning Ph 322 3543 . _________________________ ______________________ Completely self contaIned Travel Trailer. fl'wair 323-1730 Sell that extra bike with a low cost Classified , ___________________________ 77-Jw* Cars Removed ______________________________ Shepherd Pups, Reasonable Calhaft.3-twkI.Old 323-U36 -- - .SANFORD AUCTION. 64-Equipment for Rent Beds double hotel, $33 set. '69 Chevy Pickup Good mechanical condition - $430. 322202$ For. Istate Commercir! a. 80-Autos for Sale-.... Residential Auctions I Ap. praisals.Cali Dell's Auction. 323- JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'45 to 3420, iS models. Call 335.9100 or $14 1605 (Dealer). Epiphone 6 strIng guitar wIth hard case, excellent condituon 322-0177 - Truck topper, 2 mos. old For small truck 323-1313 72-.Auction ______________________ 1 Spc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. LI new $399; Loveseat $44.93 I up; 7 pc. dinettes $0.95 & up: Ref. $SOIup; El. stovel101up; full sIze draperIes $101 up. Sanford FurnIture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford, 322.1721. I don't need a Pick-Up Do you? 1511 Dodge ½ ton pickup. $ ft. bed. Less than 14,000 ml. Camper top. Balance owing less than $3,000 assume payments of $109.72 mc. Call 322.3125 ask for Jim. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used' ____________________________ furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. ______-- - 62-Lawnrden We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $450 has Christmas Iiy-jway, there was only 1116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You an have mach.fk $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mc. Will take trade as part psyment. Call 131.1714 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. -_________ 2¼ ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT CLEARED FOR HOME OR POSSIBLE MOBILE HOME. $2,010 DOWN, $159.96 PIRMONTH.1IOMONTHS.S½ PCT. APR. , ,."..... - ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644 $126 -. RACQUETSTRINGING-GRIPS Alltyperacquets,Avg.$1 -. ScottReagan322-$171 BUY SELL TRADE 1.46 ACRES, NICELY WOODED WEST OF 1.4. ONLY $12,300. 53-N-Radio-Stereo Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1517 DeLand 6688335 Televlsloo-25" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $100, Balance $115 or $12 mc. Still In warranty. Call 131.1114 day or 1 acre Enterprise Area Priced for quick cash sole 3331114aft4 Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322-5590 '79 T-BIrd Heritage, II miles. Loaded. 351 engine. '79 Mark V, 22 miln. Loaded. 101 engIne. Phone 323-7137 or 323-0450. 1971 Chrysler Lelaron Medallion. Loaded. Low mileage Call 322.1420. 1573 Jeep Custom SW, QuadraTrac, 360 V.0, auto, AC I H, A-i cord. 322-4737. 1949 Ford Mustang GoodCond.BestOffer 3310104 BUY JUNK CARS From$IOto$50 Call 322-1624: 333.4440 OVER $250,000 WHOLESALE STOCK OF POWER TOOLS HAND TOOLS, ETC. PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES TO BE SOLD IN TRADE LOTS AT unuc Good Used TelevisTors. $15 and up. Miller's 3415 Orlando Dr. a AUCTION • SKYLINE P4'wflrlgtsee GRiO0Y MOBILE HOMES Otlands Or. VAIPHAPuisMIsi - 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH CEN. TEAL AIR & NEAT, NICELY WOODED ½ ACRE. 13,110 DOWN & SELLER HOLDING MORTGAGE. SEIGLIR REALTY, Brehar 911104,321 1177, 441-1335 The Real Estate Agency R EALTORS 3435( S. French (17-fl) Sanford ______- 133.3324 LESSTHAN RENT - AUCTION -Saturday 11 am.. March31 IN N. UWY. 1741. IINSS, PIA. MON ..SUfI. 5:00A.M. 1:01P.M. - - LAKESIDE HILLS From P&atka, Florida go n.w. on Hwy 100,15 miles to Coral Finns Road and turn right 3'/. miles, - 1 LásMw. Lake Fiont Canal Lots Beautiful rolling hills located on Geotge's Lake with hots of tress. 35 miles from Jac3.sonv"e and 35 miles from GainesvHls. You will find thes. supplies one of th. finest stock ever to be offered at PublIc Auction-This stock is 100 percent U.S. madsi Large quantities of the finest merchandise money can buy. This stock was moved to this location for the convenience of the Sale and also the Company requested to withhold their name from the sale. THIS IS A POSITIVE SAUl NO HOLD BACKS EVERYTHING SELLS IN TRADE LOTS TO SATISFY ALL BUYERS- POSITIVE SALE -TERMS CASH NOTICE: ANYONE WANTING A LIST OF THIS SALE CALL AUCTIONEERS AT Balanceuptol2yws @ 8 /a '/. 5 su.197 s*itoio upuLApmIs, i1,9AM TERMS: 20% Down ($350.00 sale day) COMPARE THESE PIATUUS: MOSILI HOMES AT COST Pill MOVE IN WITHIN 180 MlLls7 S CITY WATER asd SEWER INCLUDED I ADULT ONLY aid PAMILY SECTIONS tM5E..11713 Real Isloss 42-MiIi Homes ______ _________ -- Admiral Entertainment Center $150 322.2025 ___________________________________ '69 Blazer, IWO, Auto, Stereo AM. FM tape, CB, Big Tires. Super Shape. $2750. 323-4151. Cash 372.4132 c7_.Ciw4t ,xainieesnt 79-frtJrJ(s..Trajl,rs ____________________________ 68-Wanted to Buy Sailboat 21 ft. Windward, fully equiped wIth traIler, 13,300. 66$. 3-371. - 1.CYCLE RAILS, will ac commodate HarieyDavidsons, 520 eu 3fl-14lS 322-3913. 1q77 Toyota Longbed, topper, auto, radio, heater, AC, 16,000 ml. Like çww, 339.4213. APPLIANCES. Sanford Furn4t* Selvege. 322-1711. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 - CLASSIFIED AVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Day Try One! Pekingese AKC puppy, white I tan party color, male, shots, housebroken. 323.7777 WE BUY USED FURNITURE 1 CaeI ARICIatIS Realtor Dial M-l.L.L.I-O.N 445.3444 REALTY WORLD. ______ YE ______________________ 4, VIS lump lids the cssl'Spring wetsv for a owim, fish, er list lull around under the shade Wa tree. You cat have thIs 1 more tea. I BR, 1½B, hWy 541735. CARRIAGE ii. 345.3646. 55-Boats & Accessories - - - GET A JUMP ON SUMMER FOR AKC tn-color Beagles. Both parents on premises. 2 males, YARD SALE: Sat..Sun. 10-S. girls clothes 3.6, women's clothes, glassware, misc. 2510 S. French Ave. 323-5723. house in need of repairs, Have some cash. 323111$ .ft 7 p.m. Snapper riding lawn mower S hp, 24 in. cut, 1 yr. old, $430 323-3610 . SPREAD YOUR WINGS? 41*, 2 I 1g. loop, shady let, tool shed wcsmont apron. lee today only $25,530. OWN - Kerry Blueterriers AKC Reg.êwk.old beautIes $150. 3395346 ______________________ Pit Bull pups, extra large, 573 1 $100. Call after 1 p.m. & weekends. 250-3457. ESTATE SALE personal effects.housetuold Items PLUS! Sat-Sun. 9-5. 303 Burton La., Sanford. W.46 to Riverview-signs. Private Party wants to buy a Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233146cr 323-7710 ______________________ 54-Garage Sales eIS.ISE.FIrstSI. .. Like to entertain? Try this gorgeous older country home. 4 BR, 2½ B on 1 acre. VisIt on Sunday 1 p.m..I p.mi Your Host NELSON FOX. Call us for directions. - 47-Real Estate Wanted BROKER :: ' - REALTOR,MLS - - - ___________________ DOBERMAN PUPPIES FOR SALE 3224057 PHONE ___________________________ - - Ilarotditaffbulty COUNTRY L1VIN' 4 BR, I bath hems Is Lake Maca, w Great Is, DI, C.HS.A, w.w CarpetS.PeSI$alusedalloni½ acres I YOWl fur 173.1111 ______________- ' $24 PARK DR. 322-2110 -REALTOR AFTER HOURS 'J22-92S4 333.044 CANAL FRONT lovely 3 BR, 2 b home, sundeck, beat house, fishing dock. Canal leeds to St. Jofms Rivet. 115,110. ___ - 43-Lots..ACreage New 221 Homes. 4 oct. Interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $31,050. Low down payments. BUILDER. 251.2257. ceIling, eqpf. kit., stone FP, storage everywhere. Private Patiosl 573.000. DREAM HOME, 3 BR, 1 both hems In Dreamwold w.0-141A, w.w carpet, ea$.in kit., pantry, Fla Rins., wellpapw$pansllng S. Much Morel 1FF WARRANTED. Just 133.5311 -. 4 BR, 2½ bath 2005 Glenway Dr. *3.000, with pool. REALTOR 323-1132 Eve. 322.0412,2221347, 322.7)71 LAKE FRONT 311,2 bspilt plan, breath taking view, beamed IMMACULATE 3 BR, 1½ bath home w.corpetlng, dining area, 1g. perch, Ph. Inn., spacious IRs & Many Extras I DeW? miss thIS onel Yours for 133.1001 - CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, NC. 21903 HAL COLBERT,REAL1Y INC. MAYFAIR oIder3 BR, l½bhome with many unique features, Ig rms., lovely grounds. 10,510. SUPER 3 BR, 2 bath home In ONtsnal Split BR plan, satin kit.,scr.porcfl,dinlngarea,aII i a quiet flelihborliood surrounded by lakes I Just 131,5011 MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOU* WINTER ITEMS.. .SELL _________________________ "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 3334411 or Screen-porches, pool and. • 131.5552 and a friendly Ad-Visor All type re.giazlng 1wd. Install. will help you. Erae 1st. Mr. Taylor 332.H& 3 BR, 1½ bath 1410 Valencla Ct. $25,710, Commercial Bldg. 1000 sq. ft. $200 mc. SPARKLING clean 2 BR, 1 b, FR, well landscaped, bk yd fenced. 135,000. ATTRACTiVE 3 IN, 2 bath Red Brick home in Dreamwoldl C HIA, ww carpet, eq. eat. In kit., Lg. Fia,Rm.,Poel&PatIeISo Much Morel Super Buy at $432351 . - _______________________ LIGHT BULBS ONE OF A KIND 3 BR, 1 bath Nine In Winter $pringsl W.w rpet, C-H&A, Fla. Rm., dining area I Many Extrast Good - Lawn Servici - REALTOR PALS 333-4041 or eves. 323-0517 'COUNTRY- location yet minutes from shopping. 2 BR, 1 b, large storage rm I work shop, fenced, shaded I landscaped, $21,300. FANTASTIC 21*1 bath home in •IeIAIreW.spaciousFla.Rm.,w. • dining area, 2 util. bilge. I, seller to do misc. repairs I paintingl A buy for 522,9501 - No lob too large or small. Corn. plete lawn service. Free estimate. 323-4051; Landscaping Ispraylng32l-$OiScaIl anytime. 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-$l0-4$.7421. Write or call today. M. Unsworth Reatty - Feb. JUST LISTED. 31*, 1 bath home In Sunland, w.DInIng area, carpet, specious backyard I Much Morel Perfect for newlyweds or retired couplel Nice iocatlonl BPP WAkRANTED. Only 131,5001 - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 319 E. 1st St., 322.5742 -- - i Beauty Care Altáatlons,Dr,ssmaki4 Drapes, Upholstery . 20 acres, Lk. Mary, between 3rd & 4th at Van Buren Ave. 2 blks Soot Lk Mary Elementary School. Must Selli Will divide. Write Bruno BelluccI, 1920 Louisa St., Crystal Lake, Ill. 60014, ____________________________ S acres Lk. Sylvan area. Best William Terms. $20,000. Maliczowski, Realtor. 322-7953. 47-A-Mortgages Bougt* real good access. About I acre garden ares or pasture. Plenty &SokI of room to build 3-or 4 houses. ___________________ tays gentle. Large trees cover WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd this tract. Plenty 'bf privacy. MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Llc. $5950.00, $1,300.00 down Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 4.0 payment. Plenty of wild game Wwnore Rd., Altamonta. and good fishing in this area. 562.1153 These are a few of over 2000 listings. We have all types of SO-Mscellar*ous for Sal, ' property listed from $300. per Nsut I.d,, In FOR SALE - ASSOCIATES WANTED, CALL. BILL. PLATTE FOR CON. FIDENTIAL INTERVIEW. "SELLERS I BUYERS YOUWANTTOSELI. OR BUY A HOME I WESELLHOME$l WHY DON'T WE GETTOG1'HER - your home, 24 yrs. asp. $101 up. 322-Pllforappt. JACK FROST- Cent. Heat IAir Ccnd. Service. Free 1st. on irst. Com. I Roe. 3fl-0205. - Tax Prepared in the conveniencs of 'eisiTikiiig $60000 PER YEAR EXECUTIVIDIRECTOR 5's. as Director of an a,ency duties Include, but are not IimItedt., setting upa "Council on Aging", study of agencies which serve Seminole Comty, referrai precadures, research funding sources, and COIrIIIISt* Income 29 Sales 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 $5300.00, Good terms, $2100.00 down, assume loan. 40" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, $ track tape player. Soldnew$400,arealbuyatcrly $120 or take up payments of sn per mo. Call 531.1714 for free home demonstration. - iId -suit our lo, or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 2351 245. REALTY . ' ______________ ___________________ YOU.COULD EARN S. 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access. $130 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osien. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 305.445-1696 11301026. Eve I wkends SQI.734.$%A 78-MotOrCyCles 65.-Pets-Supplies -- - 2.1 Acres located on large stream, - Large family home, 4 BR, 2 b, pan., family i'm., large closets, split plan, covered patio, fenced, fruit 1 shade trees, nice neigh. bortuood. Warranted. $35,100. tSTENSTROM.. ••1 I - - PART-TIME F$ - Pct. By Owner-Home with pool. 3 BR, 2 bath, newly done Inside I out. C.HIA. Fully carpeted. Corner lot. Convenient to shopping, churches I. schools. $39,500. 3221024. Office at home, has space for your office, beauty shop or barber shop. Zoned commercial. Downtown Lake Mary. Warranted. $41,900. - PER WK. . $IS.S30. $2100 dwn, $145 mo. Super clean 3 BR, 2 b, cozy fireplace w.sunken LI, 1g. sc porch + many extras. Warranted. $35,000. ..---- PHONE TODAY MR. COUSINS tn Orlando 255.3275 . - 81/2 By Owner 311,2 bath, Fam. Rm., fenced yard, sprinklers. Extras, No agents. 333.5144. immaculate 4 BR, 2½ b, Country -home on 3+ acres, office or workshop & garage. Shade 1. fruit trees. Warranted. $55,500. - - Our latest program In automatic merchandising features the new pop.top hot foods. All are natlonaily.known brands such as Heinz, Campbell's, Hormel, Chef loy.Ar.Dee, etc. All accounts are secured by us in of. fice buildings, schools, in dustrial plants and hospitals in your area. We need reliable people in your area to servIce these accounts. We provide secured locations in your ares, Investment guarantee, company financing, wholesale outlets, oq year factory warranty parts and service. You provIde 5-10 hours your choice weekly, servIceable automobIle, be ready to start In 30 days, minimum investment, $3300. Call Toll-Free, Phones Staffed 24 Hr. Day. Pleasure to spare In this Pinecrest area home. 3 BR, 2 B w.many extras. 140,000. REALTOI 322455l MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves S2- GUARANTEE $360 NET Assume INC. REALTORS 530 .1033 or 339.4711 eves. pleted. Large deck overlooking mtns, You can live in it while you finish It up. 5 miles from Murphy. $22,300.00. 15,000.000 down assume loan. SANORA $15,500 - - Double garage. $230 mo. on 12 mo. lease w-$1S0 securIty deposit. 444 Riverview Ave. Call (p04) 337.345, comm. lot on 17. FORREST GREENE Water and thi outside is corn. - ompieIs Training Insurance Furnished PIOItSPIJIng Our bvsIAess asi affected bydssiSflSrrecoIIIsSI Mvaøcsd cemmississ paid iavecar.We use y. wait au IadI,$duaI willing IS wsrtandwlisesedsaiaSsve vi, lNCsms. Must lrZ'ts stars at sic. - - ZELLW000. 3 acres $10,000. 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. HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their oqulty. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 444.2515. ITEMPER AGENCY I ' --. ByOwnec3BR,Jts C.H&A, Winter Springs 323.0174 aft S S acres farm land, Geneva area. I .- retaIl virmsu$* essesuai erjc1ThreFNeatu ar lid maneladurer IelIis taesaisi laSsIe HI ,.at besinses .11% teypretscvian - ti' - Rag. Real Estate Broker 2544 S. French Ave. 3fl0031,3fl.7173, 3220779 BackonMarket3U,Ib,fenc,d shady yd. uS Plnecrest Or. Drive by I call. $27,300. New listing 52. $45,500. - REPIESLNTATIV NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD W.Garnsttwpilte Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial Phone 333.7111, Sanford OPEN HOUSE SaInFI.. Beautiful country home sites, Geneva area. Good terms. - _______________________ 407W. 1st, Sanford Phoiefl2.232S DeBary-Lovely 1g. 1 BR Air, No Pets. Ideal Ret. Person rn-scsi Low Down Payment Cash for your iotl Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 444-3013 BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 243S Sanford Ave. 3211155 I a - Idyllwilde Mar 1.4, S BR's, FR, breakfast nook, OR, eat.in kit., FP, 2½ baths, 2 car inc. garage. Many extras. $43,000. KULPA REALTY • 321.0041 3229283 VA. F HA.235.C.Homes - - 5% ForA - frame. All this $45,000, The Buyers Are Looking We Need Listlrigsl During March We WIll List And Sell Your Home 30-Apartments Uith,rnlshed ________________________ - . lOacres tiled, farm land, w11x32 '/flderground pool. 3.1 older REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322749$ Nice large Bedroom, air cond. Quiet man preferred. 322-2229 414 Myrtle Ave. ________________________ 24 HOUR 45.A-atof Stats -- LAKE SYLVAN 100 a 110 51,000. 322.2949 3 BR formal dining, 10' LR, 2 fireplaces, beautiful area. $33,900. 53-TV. Radio-StereO 43-Lot5. Acreage Mobile Home 12'xSO' 2 BR Furn. Exc. Cond, 3 BR, C.H&A, formal dining, new roof, dbl. garage. $30,900. IIMIOS Hrs. 322.7111 42-bile Homes 3 BR, 2 b, FR, dbl, lot. 131,100. IOUhI'i REALTY Reef Estate, Inc. General Contractor 322457..aft 41-House I - - LAKEFRONT-POOL Secluded tree studded lot 200' en lake, 11x40 pool. 3 BR's, 3 B'S, formal LR I. OR, sauna I exercise rm. + 1 BR summer cottage. Owner will finance, $99,000. INVESTMENT on _______________________________________ NATURELOVERS- carpet, FP. Very desirable neighborhood, $215 mo. Call 323. 0571. OPERATOR 42 - ;1 MONEY AVAILABLE real estate loans, construction, development. comm. bldgs., farms, etc. STATEWIDE FIN. ANCIAL SERVICE 305-532-2333. -- $24,000 New 3 BR, 1 b CH, cIty water a. sawor. CALL TOLL.FREE - 'semi -__ 41-Houses 25-I.oanS ______ Paperback Books. ______________________ CITY OP WINTIR 5Pm Nil, P50010* Requires A.A. in Social Sciences Netics of Public Nearing or related field. Two years TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: coordinating community set. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by vices; two years working wIth ffieCltyCosmciloft$seCityof Winter Springs, Florida, that said City Council will Mid a public Miring at APPLY IN PERSON TO: the City of Winter Springs v.p. SEMINOLE COUNTY IllUllIty Building, oil Tuesday, April 912 FRENCH AVE. CITA OFFICE 34, 1575, at 7:11 p.m., as SISSInSIS Coumfy tlwaellar as peesible, to censidor 323•5 176 Manps,,ar Divisien Ordinance eWItlod as fellows: ill North Pitt Aveihig AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY MOTEL MAIDS Sanford, PimldalSfll OP WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA, NIZONINO THE HEREINAFTER. Pvü time , part time motel malá luLl Ixporlmce prSt..al. Various shut CITA pesitlers are DESCRIBED LANDS, LOCATED alseavailable•plsawinqMIre•t IN THE CITY OP WINTER Days Ims,Sa.WerS. abeve office. SPRINGS, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. FROM ITS PRESENT DRAFTSMAN AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ZONING .CLAUIPICATION OP N. EMPLOYER U TO CL PURSUANT TO CHAP. same mechanical drawing os perlenc.I trig. Willing Is learn ____ TEN 1M41) OF THE FLORiDA porter. meet use being paid. Reply $ ABC Jal!:,s, STATUTES: PROVIDING FOR $3 hr. see Tad CoilV59U' IAC. 133.2135. THE AMENDMENT OP THE zayres ssurs, san. OFFICIAl, ZONING MAP AND $grqay. oas pay tsr career tw I am. sell i.e. THE CITY'S COMPIEHINSIYI msd Imdlvldval. Typing & NOCAU.S PLAN; SEVERABILITY; CON. u Medical Ins., PI.ICT$ AND EFFECTIVE DATE. paid vacation S.__holidays RELIEF A CY SI SOil OfdlMiici IMN be prsviagt is Iatsnat.d in lOng oulilable at IheeNice of foe City i_, j:. am of NIGHTAUDITOR Clerk SI foe City SI Winter $prk. pi' Iqgaof IvUdars call lap. pretsrvgd. Fd..$il. night. Florida. for Oil penis desiring Is Cardinal ladusirlss InC. 300411. ofj1,ng iMar-y, Caii'ppy Q unemise lame. Naibswussga.m.&Ip.m.wh. Apply in gina et AN lelersofed psn.s are InVINd days or seMi rusuma Is Boo U. s. cmi p.m. Days bus, Is aMi SW K herd. Sanford,' Fl.. 13Th. Eqvsl T$I$NOTlCEIs$gbep,mUslisj psrhey Empisyar. foe Sanford Evening Iforeld, a nswop.pr at general ciroMailsu hi Mitweexavlemcelara,IyaIgsa '0eC1ty,ese(1)tlme$IeastflNoi Handy Way Pied eras new 5Mff. $SRNfd NWIhIS S. COn. (III days prior Is foe time of She accopmapeuceNs.w PullS. V&isIMCeNlVo1UMsdg.ilS, ksiring. p.j timegi• yp. y persan. DATED thIs liii day of March. aiy*relacelfywpo Silt Ni, 105. Crescent City, Fl. 31112. MechanIc tsr small frcb shop. . CITY OP WINTER SF01141, Apply IN Palmetto Ave. lapirtisid beat rIggers, elk. FLOR IDA LsPu*sj or Po. 0110453. company ss.etlss. ii paid Miry T. NorNd holidays, AMP City Clerk 110. HAIR 0.11111 CCeSIIkIIIP/Iebale, iiis 15th Publiek: March 33,157? P.. Sa*it (Airport)., _________________ 0114.150 41-Houses - $139 Mo., lease, $100 deposit ., . -- - - -_____________________ 1 BR.AvaiiableApril 1 _____________________ Ikit MIASUII UP... - - 44oj - - ___CLASSIFIED Immaculate 3 BR, 1½ bath wIth prIvacy fencing. $14,000 down I assume low payments $135.52. 323-0241. CHRISTIAN ________________________ IW1.UTTLIA0S mont. Full or Part Time. 665-5$35 ___________________________ - _____ : - Waigruen Manager Trainee Drugs of Sanford. Paid vacation, paid holidays, mdse disc, maol medical IretIrement plans. 323. 5190 for appointment. WHOLESALE DISTR I BUTORS FOR BESTSELLING p4 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 BR, 2 bath, Can. HA, carpet': LEISURE WORLD- $260.0. -.-- 34-&alnsu portunfties I 34-biIe Homes 2 BR, 2 bath, Ccci. H-A, carI YARD WORK LEISURE WORLD- $2600. I ODD JOBS ____ ___ ______________________________ month. month. CALL 323.1 113 Will consider option to purchib _________________________ Broxer-Jfl-6457. Seamstress.sales lady desires -: work In fabric shop or depart. For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Poraig 323-5324. ________________________ CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA By: Mary 1. Norton, City Clerk Publish: March21, 157? DIH.137 . 21-Situations PMnted Housewife's Send for 20 ways of making money at home. $3.00 to Jun's Report, P.O. Box 120. Sanford. l* 15171. -, S sure to get reGulti))! I S FOR RENT $300 mo., turn 3 Dcci, large country lot in Ovie. 343-3167. Private Cottage for Senior CItildVBR I kit,, Lk. Harney arop utilities turn. No Pets! 34S-53lI.. ____________________ _____ AVON BUILD YOUR EASTER NEST EGGI Earn extra money for the holidays by selling Avon. Now's a great time to start. Call 4443079. .ABORTION SERVICES. uiisi..i.iu..ii 33-Houses Furnished LOW LOW investment buys you your own business. Fully equipt, thI5DAYCARECEI'ITER isina thriving location I ready to go. Only $7,000 dwn + $159 mo. to be your own boss. Their loss is your gain. Call today. HAROLD HALL REALTY Inc. 323-5714 Realtor, MLS Dancers wanted-just opening new club in Seminole, good tips, commission. $114473. NOTICE UNDER NOTICE Z FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE On March 31, 1575 at 402 Celery TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE ISHERErq GIVEN that Av. Sanford, Fl.. There will bea Notice is hereby given that the the. undersigned is engaged in 5aIeOnthefolIowingvsfilcIesfore undersigned pursuant to the bvskess at 302 East Commercial amount of the repairs, 1545 Ford Bus - Se. No. 3155-5224. "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter StreI, Sanford, Seminole Co"nty, 553,05, Florida Stat 3s,wiII register Floilda, under the fictitious name C-2420 INS Buick Skylark - Sir. No. with the Clerk of Seminole County, THVOLK5HOp, and that I intend Florida, upon receipt of proof of the to riister said name with the Clerk 4SMSH11322O 1 this. .................43c a line 150 Pontiac Executive - Sir. No. publication of this notice, the ticof 5h. Circuit Court, Seminole 3 consecutive times . , - - 3k a line titious name, to-wit: LEEW000 Couity, Florida, in accordanc, with 23M55R161$$3 5:00 AM. - 3:30 P.M. 7consecutivetlmes.....33c a line 1570 Pontiac Bonneville - under which we are engaged in the'-Provision, of the Fictitious MONDAY thru FRIDAY business at 200 Mingo Trail, Name Statutes; to wit: .Sidion Ser.252370E1230p5 SATURDAY S.Noon Longwood, Florida, rn50. 3 Lines Minimum SM IS. Florida Statute. 1543 Chevrolet 1'.', Ton Truck That the corporation interested in *1g. Marvin A. Wright Sir. No. 3C453 F21250 1540 Chevrolet ½ Ton Truck - said business enterprise is as Publish: March 4, II, IS, 23, 1575 follows: CENTRAL FLORIDA DEH-23 Sir. 0C144J104221 __________________________ 1541 Pontiac Grand Prix - Sir. TROPHY CORPORATION. Dated at Longwood, seminole No. 472MS75L7452 tITY OP WINTER SPRINGS, Thompson's Automotive Service County, Florida, March 2, 157?. FLORIDA By: Lee R. Smith, President 402 Colery Ave. Neticeuf Public HearIng Publish: March 11, 1$, 2S, April 1, Sanford. Fla. 32771 ______________________ ______________________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Thurman Thompson, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by DEH41 _______________________ theCityCouncilofthecitycf winter __________________________ Springs, Florida, that said City - Publish: March 15. 20, 21, 2L 23, 23, NOTICE OF SALE 18-4IP Wanted ' 1-Card of Thanks 1515 Council will hold a public hearing at Lake Margaret Company, a Florida ____________________________ the City of Winter Springs corn- D-112 Corporation munity Building, on Tuesday, April Part Time LPN, 11-7 shift NOTICE UNDER 10, 1575, at 7:30 p.m., or as soon The Family of Plaintiff, FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Food Service SupervisorS. Cock. MR. HOWARD SUTTON thereafter as possible, to consider vs. Full time, ref req. Apply in TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: an Ordinance entitled as follows: wish to thank everyone for your Henry Bacorn: Weiss R•alty Corp, a person to Lakeview Nursing 1. Notice Is hereby given that AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY kind expression of sympathy. Florida Corp; L. Dean Snodgrass; ,vaIent Canter, 515 E. d OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, undersigned, pursuant to the and .LW. Hall St. FictitIous Name Statute' Chapter ADOPTING THE"WINTER 4'Pet'soflals Defendants SPRINGS ENERGY EFFICIENCY ISS.0S, Florida Statutis,wlii register _______________________ Secretaries. Call now for lobs in NOTICE is hereby given .that Sanford area. All skills needed. BUILDING CODE", WHICH SETS with the Countyupon Clerk. Seminole Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. as Clerk f WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A FORTH MINIMUM REQUIRE. County, Florida, receipt No Fee. We Pay You. Norrell the Circuit Court of Seminole MENTS FOR THERMAL AND P(Oof of the publication of this Mat, Dating Service. All Ages. Services. 447111$. County, Florlda,underandby virtue LIGHTING EFFICIENCY DESIGN notice, the fictitious name, to-wit: Q31, Clwtr., FL. 33317. the Final Summary Judgment of Delivery person I light office STANDARDS FOR USE WITHIN LIVE OAKS CENTER under whIch heretofore entered in that certain Widdlngsby DOT work. Notyping required. Call in THECITY OF WINTER SPRlNGS (I am) it (address) of 31$ Live Oaks cause pending in the Circuit Court of NOTARY PUBLIC Cassstberry, PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN Blvd. in the City person at Chelsea Title & the Eiolteenth Judicial Circuit of 323-3025w 323.0447 Guaranty Co., 115 W. 1st St. THE WINTER SPRINGS CODE OF Florida. Florida, In and for Seminole County, __________________________ Dated it Casseiberry, SemInole Florida, Civil Action No: ORDINANCES; REPEALING OR. 13-2543. Nurses, RN's & LeN's, Aides. DINANCES IN CONFLICT County, FlorIda, March 21, CA.OIP.D, in which LAKE LIvein companion, short term That the (party) interested In said MARGARET COMPANY,a Florida THEREWITH: PROVIDING FOR Trimester abortiofl-$100; Gyn assignment. Homemakers UpSEVERABILITY; CONFLICTS business enterprise (is) as follows: corporation, is Plaintiff, and Clinic-SIS; Pregnancy test; John 525-0535. 5: John F. Price AND EFFECTIVE DATE. HENRY BACORN, WEISS REAL. mile sterlizatlon; free counPublish: March 25, AprIl 1, 0, 13, TV CORPORATION, a Florida cor A copy of said Ordinance Needed immediately - experienc. seling. professional care, • available at the office Of the City 1575 poratlon, L.. DEAN SNOOGRASS, ed Journeyman on a Goes portiveatmosphere confidential, Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, DEH.135 and J.W. Hall, are Defendants, Un. Community S unit press. Good Florida, for all persons desiring to derand by virtue of theterms therestarting salary I excellent CENTRAL FLORIDA PICTITIOUSRAMIexamine same. of will offer for sale and sail it Pubfringe benefits. For more In. WOMAN'S HEALTH Notice is hereby given that I am All interested persons are invited out'0 the highest and bs.i formation contact Dan Mack or ORGANI7ATION 1fl950d In business at 100 Ichabod bidder for cash at the west front to attend and be heard. Danny Ball at the Ormood THlSNOTiCEistobepublishedin Tr., Longwood, 32150 Seminole dooroftMC,rttwUseintMStateof beach PublIshing Company, 37 605E.CoioniaiDr.,OrlifldO County, Florida, under the fIctItious the Sanford Evening Herald, Florida, City of Sanford, on the 5th Corbin Ave., Ormond Beech, Fl. newspaper ot general circulation in name of OSS ENTERPRISES, and day of April, 1515, at 11:00 a.rn.the or call (504) 577.42U for an Toll Free 1-500-221.2345 that I Intend to register said name thiClty,one(I)tlmeatleafIfe following described property, appointment. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, (15) days prior to the tIme DWORC-.s2o.So-Guaran?eed. situated and lying and being in Seminole County, Florida In ac. 'BUILDiNGMAINTENANCE public hearing. Free details: KIT, box 751, Seminole County, Florida, to.wlt: .. REPAIRER DATED this 205h day of March, cordance with the Provisions of the Pompano, FL. 33041, The North f act of the South halt Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: 1575. of the South half of the West half of ______________________________ Immediate full time permanent CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, Section $U.0S Florida Statutes 1557. position available. Knowledge of the Southeast quarter of the South- WANTED: Customin to enloy 51g. Richard Simmons FLORIDA standard practices, methods, east quarter, SftOtf a, Township 21 Judy's Hamburgers, Super 5" Publish: March 1$, 1, tools, and materials of one or By: Mary 1. Norton, south, Range 31 east, in Seminole s.ad Bar with 15 Items I Great 1515 more trades a prerequisite. .City Clerk County, Florida. Country Breakfast. No cx. OEH.loo Exiencad in one or more Thesald property as aforesaid, to. parlance necessary. Apply in trades or completion of an apPublish: March 25, 1575 gether with all of the tenements, Hwy. 17-52, Sanford. per UNCLAIMED PROPERTY DEW-US proved training course. Abiiity heriditaments, and appurtenances Appetite required. to work from prints and sket. AND BICYCLE SALE belonging or in any wise appertain. _________________________ IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP 5a.m. April 7th, 1575, by WINTER ing, being sold to satisfy said Final ________________________ ches. Capable of understanding FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH SPRINGS POLICE DEPT. 102 N. Summary Judgment. and following written and oral Things to Eat UM1NOS.I JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Moss Rd., WINTER SPRINGS, (SEAL) instructlon.S*mltAppilcatlons _____________________ COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA. CivIl Service Office, City Hall, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Would like some Fresh Country Civil Action Ne. 75.415.CA.IS.I John Govoruhk Sanford, Fla. Monday thru CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT, E00 Customers. 322.4255 Fri. aftt IN RE: 7141 MARRIAGE OP Chief of Police Thursday. An Equal Op SEMI NO L E CO U N TV, 3 p.m.; Sat. I Sun. all day. ROBERT MILO POST,Husbifld portunity Employer, Male, Whder Springs Police FLORIDA _____________________ and Dept. Female, Handicapped and ye. By: Eve Crabtree Hey Kids: Looking for an extra NORMA LEONA POST, Wife teran. winter Springs, Florida Deputy Clerk dollar? Ask Morn I Dad to let and Publish Mar. 25, 1575 SAM E. MUR NELL I SONS you have a classified ad garage ROBERT MILO POST, MECHANIC DENiM _____________________________ Attorneys for Plaintiffs sale. Immediate full time permanent Plaintiff ___________________________ Post Off Ice Box 174$ position available. Knowledge of V5, NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE Orlando, Florida 32102 CARLADLER and LINDA ADLER, upkeep and repairs to a wide NOTICEISHEREIYGIVENth., Telephone: (305) $435500 _____________________________ variety of municipal types of his wife by virtue ci that certain Writ of Exe. Publish: March 1$, 25, 1575 _____________________________automotive and maintenance cution Issued out of and under the DEW 101 quipment, both gas and dtásel a Defendants seal of the Circuit Court of Seminole - Creative Expressions prerequisite. Two years post NOTICIOPACTION County, Florida, upon a final CITYOFWINTERSPRINSS, CaIIJO.An,333S$12. iourn.ym.n sitperIencsdesirsd. To Mrs. Norma Leana Post ludgemerd rsnderedin the aforesaid FLORIDA Submit Applications t the Clvii C4 MiS. Pal Marke court on thi 35th day of Janusry, Net Ice of PublIc Wsaring "High $ctwci Diploma at home, Service Office, City Hall, Ian. MR NSr1SblS A.D. 2175. In that certain case en. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: fast, wIth esse. You will be _____ ______ vp$s yew required Pie. kLi.4s Shru Thur. ____ ____ 1*UUj' ____ ,1SIS R.i 111 ___ *Msnlses GIVEMW, awarded MfWlittwI iG., osrts.esy You vs _____ _____ of Nona Pay Darien, Petitioner and credits for lob experience. Employer, Male, Female, proca.dIng foe Relief Not COnMCtSd Francis Albert Dorion, Respondent, Springs, Florida, that said City Exams repeated free until HandIcaPPI and Veteran. with DissolutIon of MarrIage has Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Council will hold a public hearing at passed. State registered. __________________ been filed against you and you are Exacutlon was delivered to me as the City of WInter Springs Corn. Community High School call CETA required to serve a copy Of your Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, munity Building, on Tuesday, April free (collect) 1-305.210.0115 or written defensas, if any, thereto and I have levied upon the following 24, 1575, it 7:30 p.m., or as soon write 5040 SW 71 • Avenue, UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE upon Petitioner's attorney, described property owned by thereafter as possIble, to consider Miami, FlorIda, 33134." EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINROBERT PA. MORRIS, Post Office Francis Albert Dorion, said pro- an Ordinance entitled as follows: ING ACT, THE FOLLOWING Drawer H, Sanford, FlorIda, 32771, petty being located In Seminole AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE on or before April 14, 1575, and file County, Florida, more psrticulariy OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA. WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. theoriginal thereof with the CIefkof described as follows: TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL NEI5ED IMMEDIATELY this Court either before service on Respondent Francis Albert AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO TO BE CONSIDERED FOR Petitioner's attorney or lvi. Dorion's right, title and interest In ANNEX THE HEREINAFTER Operators who own theIr own THESE POSITIONS, APPLI. the tandem-.xletractdhl to run medIately thereafter; otherwise, a thefoliowingdescribedpfOpe,jy,to DESCRIBEDLANDSITUATEAND CASTS MUST BE RESIDENTS weekends. East Coast. Home on defavit will be entered against you wit: BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, OF SEMINOLE COUNTY AND advances on each trip I fast for the relief demanded In the LolS,lIockJ,Suniandlstatesas FLORIDA, PURSUANT TO MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY weekly settlements. Call Petition. per Pie$ Book 11, pagesl$tfvroughfl FLORIDA STATUTE 171.044; PRO. CRITERIA, WHICH IN. MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS WiTNEsSmyhandandthelealOf of the Public Records of Seminole VIDING ZONING FOR THE SUB. CLUDES: UNEMPLOYED A ask for 1-I0043SIlfl ToiI.Free this Court on the 7th day of March, County, Florida subiect to the rights SECT PROPERTY, PROVIDING MINIMUM OF 10 OUT OF THE Bob levis. EOE. ci &o. 1,7,. the parties In possession FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE 12 WEEKS IMMEDIATELY ARTHUNH. IECKW1TH, JR. and the undersigned as Sheriff of OFFICIAL ZONING MAP AND LET'S U HONEST PRIOR TO APPLICATION: Clerk of the Court Seminole County, Florida, will at THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE If you weren't looking for a ness AND UNEMPLOYED AT THE 11:00A.M. onthi lOt$idayof April, By: lefty M. Capps LAND USE PLAN; PROVIDING career you wouldn't be reading T1MEOFAPPL.ICATiOp4: AND As Deputy Clerk A.D. 1575,offerforsafoands,fl to DIRECTIONS TO THE CITY thls.d,andlfw,w.ren'tlooking MEET THE LOWER LIVING hle.st bidder, for Cash, subject CLERK: SIVIRAIILITY; CON. fj someone to do a lab this ad (SEAL) STANDARD FOR FAMILY IN. to any and all existing liens, at the FLICYS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. wôuldn'tbekere. it you want the Robert M. Morris of COME. Front (West) Door of the Seminole Acopy of said Ordinance shall be HUTCHISON I MORRIS opportunity to earn Three to County Courthouse In Sanford, available at the office of the City Post Office Drawer H Five Hundred dollars a week, COMPLAINT TAKER me •o described real Clerk '01CitY of Winter SPfifis, Sanford, Florida 32171 call 1-5004334102 anytime for Primary duties are operating Florida, for all persons desiring to Publish: March 11, 15. 25, AprIl 1, property. rrded tuliphoties for assistance from That saId sale is being made to examine same. the public for response to firs satisfy ttve terms of said Writ of All interested persons are Invited and rescue emergency Execution. DOTHE WALKING to attend and be heard. situations; also to receive John 1. Polk, Sheriff THIS NOTICE shall be published FOR YOU routine calls and route to the FLORI 0A lemingle County, in the Sanford Evening Herald, a appropriate Division within the general circulation in Department. Must be praduate Publish: March 11,21,25, April 4, theCity,one(1)tlmeatieastfifteen from an accredIted hiofi school AAA EM PLOYM ENT (15) days prior to the time of the er equivalent. Type 25 wpm; ARHIVEA[NEJ 2125 DEW-IS public Miring. must speak accurately and (,_.,SUNSHN STATL SECRETARY ___ DATED this 35th day ii March, cleerty. CASHIERS Us GENERALOFFICE SALES REP MANAGER TRAINEE TRUCK DRIVERS $$$ SALES 55$ BOOKKE E PER DEBIT AGENT MAINTENANCE DISHWASHER WAITRESSES Sunday, March23, lflS-78 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____________________________________________ ______________________ OalSL - $300 Cesh g For Information or Color Brochure Call 323 $160 - -- 'i 1 - Iu TOMORROW REALTY $ AUCTION CO., INC., P.O. lox 1325 Longwood, FIa. 32750 SilIonSltsUndarTent.Rajno(Shjne I-I-- u, 11.rjj: -- - •"i ----I $SI.3$.7SIS SI 4fl'35N SALE UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF AAA AUCTUSU USC. aud mauum Sails USC. LONOWOOD, FLORIDA I - �p. 85--Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. ,. •. , •;r ' . -. - - Sunday, March 2$, 1$7 March 25, 1979 SANFORD, FLORIDA DOONESBURY ii M4YZMEaA7my II t I 4, & t.4iER 7 FR _It/Lflf44f,W- i Awamvr V i f osw mw DEtL,,ICATESSEN SPECIALS! ." rI'IAM 00 S141.. ; TT. . . . .. • , , •,4 . ow. cN r:...aoy&i.i.::..:&. i.i. Ml 5U INV ILI' a Ilk ' /11'Y(. IR75iYLfV7W Wlir5 JW5 7Yi*97 ME E RZ ON£ l W.&M-9mmy! 1 1 i A"54 £OZ VV /S 6A7 .JI 941( gm AEPJ.1 7V I AM A 1/77'ZE )WAmm4mmv. 32$ E 4wiis7yaq- . 5R5/ 4ELL, FM A 4!.4/. L4*X4ç II 4VI4rp Ii II I .1 \ Aft. (LW4E 1W rulml. / Ft! 4 f seep. *'El.L, )1 N/6Tftj4Rt' IS OfrER AR . 5/4ANEY! GcWWCII �10:W 1MI I lAe WAER4VE GQ44V77EE *Sr 7/"AW" rrme c. .. , 7 I',y',ojew Ni *K" If iie,s I( LE7 SEE TUE HEAWArTM &VW IN LIKE Z W4P4T IS OVER ON -WE SIPE _ 70 AMUNWAM ___ MTtJA1pNIMpjm.. ___________ WE'VE ECIEP WE THE e ___ E T) . ___ __ r __ UNION! •1 •: - -: • ___ - • _____ _______ NIGH-TI qVZZLE ____ m••. A P SL 5 rr 0TWEiR, % A #NV*AWP IT MY " ___ ___ Clom ;rL.J • ___ r •. _ I. ___________ ___ -I by Art Sanom • WRON ASAIN, FLEA BRAIN! X KNN ThE KINGPIN! HURflPJG FEMALES ISN'T 1415 STYLE! ici WIlT IQJOVJ 111l c4 —( ____________ cu TIlE BORN LOSER 1T ViO*J ____ •. ME PIL NT Sm I1 A BUT I - • I : _ ___ c*uMjR? Im • ': Ii41I I _ i wit • I 60 IT'S TIME 10 ENP flhIG LI7TLE CHARAPL . ________ I L • rN0 STAY BACK! ThEY 1 HE MA rrg I'M A THREF.TIMEJ WON'T I I- CAN'T GAMBI.E LOSER. #6ETMJ WrTHA6IRL'S AMI*Vl LIFE! ______• __ ____ I 1,5111M Him SORT 111A DEAR HELOISE: This was a desperation in. spiration but it worked for H I DEAR HELOISE: Many casserole recipes say . very cavalierly: "Dot withbutter." Well, I've been cooking DEAR HELOISE. A gift afghan kit had each both privately and professioncolor in a Amin. some rather I have carx0e wax on my now sterling andejabra. 1,ve trIed Ally for many years and dotting to (And espeeWly you for remove it, but It looks a maL Help n*Wb,%XA plessel eWmML W fow-ann skein with butter can result in little we se.) Hapi winder would not hold the big Puddles of butter or chunks that Jeade Hampton +++ HeloMe ones, the arms were Just too stick out like sore thumbs. short. DEAR JEIE: Getting the butter evenly Itook four spring clothespins, distributed over the surface wieter So eadmishre fastened aT othe ds of the was a time-consuming chore. list Of scaldlq water e Is y . yam up -, and makeeisft.re.ee.H.tw,ter Then one day I had this W$7r$às above tr,e so! could wind It off. DEAR HELOISE: .etah. I Mvs brainstorm. Is ,,, am getting Some HOW this helps some other Put a stick of butter in the Use from the rather large avid knitter or crocheter. ad It dess a bnoWd Job. freezer until the bitter is hard. Rat Pursley magnst that left hiple borsesho •. .PLOW! • / W PIANWifte 10 Prows. rm to the magnst, 10*WW IN the am and — presto 1= my favarili amnymyer. I bold miso essr • - - N I .r z MY VP NI r .'I . warm md wN it - - -my bed Ift wn lift" to Er2 If ysu'd rather urns MI wMsr IawtssuW*mattsd,and It • RI' A -AM ALM' D) IA* 1LZ.M A 7_••_____••_..•..-... , d0 We OR WO met bd'dW1 scald yaw MM to the Wks y ,. ,.$r •• remember n Is to haipes to me today that you am God Wee you and Umk you .. .......:--...--- -- , DEAR HMME1,01SE: Here IS a bet aw any WAY to makeegg salad when you have Indeed 91 cruL%W them with a m;;::Ob Is done in lPatsy McKean of a grater (larged holes), �THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS Fm w%fRV Lft! 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Blios It orj**! -- V • V • . fl4lM,O 06e'flw EMVe1.OV6 06"h /1.JL WM IN EM4 OVA g? , I I V i V •• ;• ••• I • V•••• j _- L - • •• F - -V _ ..1- I_ltII • AFTER GIVING TO A PUPPY THAT • .1 V - " m_ JOHN U1wSwIc or 0 V •ADOB(RMAt Pt4SCHI OWED BY D if BY LYIG ppsmm i as CHEST • V APORM OP AlPlPL SPJRM7ON — .a4FM Os1NI MM • V HAM BECAME TW pmmfw TO TAKS off Ica *4 KV TIGER 1-2E wc WARNED20 YEARS Mo WPPETRSTE AN IMINEI1 - 3IGARLOM & LIMM ES T6 SK!IM& M*f A BVGS BI7NNY YER WAY F' rHe WASON op SIMEmAclo ZJSE3SPJTA1i 1b by Stoff•1& .imdah1 4 ,. % 225 I#dAS' jzj Ø EI$flBYTNUM SO OJTE Tt4AT HE b'&S itN— AItLSIWG &LG,UM iAK - 3-24 all" Fv • z fl41 THE 2•-I1-H • " V • - 1 , -- V ,V, IUT HAVE YOU CONIULNED THE ClPMi*TlOI ON YOUI CAIN St A NONTW$ 1W - hOT ONLY AM IA )IH 1CH0. 01*0 Still GOT AN 4 flIt NO FUNCTIOSUL WTESATI OU40 NOW 3 V 'V ' 1 I if • II U • V #. i V V V .• V. .1 V • V LEL. v'i I .•• I V V V • • V nA=wmuuw - ______________ Mimi11111~W% V V - • - p I VIM x" - V 4, H V ) I I V : • V V '.-• •'- . V • �a EMT U O so M el UUM Opp are lop rwo I 1. = I' •Il . • AIL AS Lz.zLL— !!11r---- LL .-1--- t'- --- •• - - -. - — . VOAW pfi )140 I life H 011 I. Ohl lu I - - .- 4 �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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ARE YOU IT CAN'T i KIPPING' E 4j ESW .,f -P-,Qkl VN;ks" It 04 111 a" us ft ON H Sp WERE LEASI '. PUCK j _.- for your tMIreML TAURUS (April WMay 30) Mod of this dsY You could fW ywreelf in a quid and redual" Z.37 by Stoffel & H.lmdahl IF WE FINI" ELMERS CURRE HIFLL FAY US OFF, rl Y OF I* AL ... YAWN... - HANP M 5O4l . tIAIt.3/ - • V . / ' V _____ V:/' comor ft : :• V Al . I • 1 By Oswald Jacoby aed Alan Sontag min 4),, : . V . 2-27-8' • TUMBLE WEE VW, . . . '- %•, ___viri . q, ,. . ' ZOONIS by T IC ftw,an 0 HUSH, ?WP*L.f'l1A11PJ& DOIl't '' 1 LJMPIP L.IZ4R3 FAL&MM 117 'I V wwles.0 #10R, Yon VAMIF11 0"S A" bVS1KINP IS PACK. ... V Ds ii rw,wwvw:. -1 1 WW NW A CWMI :. ' I V • . IfluI' muss have boon cavalier some rationale WflhIUg• '. -. . N. • BILL KIRCHHOFF BOB STURM , tb' •'P —7 .. -1 • . V ' . ' Oviedo's Heather MacLeod and her prized Silver V It ' H O =H 0 And Awa To The Fair her mother. "She started out with her horses and then went oil to pigs, calves, and chickens. Right now we have rabbits, dogs, cats and a duck besides." having raised "Silver from birth, how does Heather feel about selling him for beef? "She's known all along that he's being raised to be as good a beef as pomible," said Mrs. MacLeod, but she's too attached for someone close to buy him. She has an earthy attitude, but not quite enough to eat I'SUver." Heather worked on her own as Seminole does not presently have a 4.H beef cattle club. She recently judged t the Southeastern Black Angus Show at the Hyatt House In Orlando. "Since she is the only one from Seminole, we are hoping folks from the county will come out Wednesday and 1bursday nights to support her at the judging and sale," said Mrs. MacLeod. "She did it for the experience and because she enjoyed it If she wins, It will be a bonus IU Myear4d Jackson Heights e4fth-grader, who stands five fed t4 raised the part 0woloWpeA Santa Gertrudls steer from a calf after he was born on the family ranch on SR 436 near Oviedo. She will exhibit her year-oW steer in the beef cattle judging, which begins at 7:30 p.m., and will sell him in the "1. ' . '' .) • -. Lykens was being In- the uniform division of the patrol. The transfer came screening committee's top , . JANE CASSELBERRY terviawed today by Orange City Sanford department. during a major reorganization selection. The mayors nominee On Monday, the Sanford City of the Sanford department in must be approved by the Mayor Willard Dennis who is tnt.rvl.whig the top five Conv'Isdon approved Lykens'January Initiated by Police Orange City cotmclL cmiddes for the job. requed for a &,month lea" of Chid Ben Butler. The other four cendid" U Lykoos accupta the post as absence, without pay, so he In contention for th. job mage City Assistant City bad of do four-mm depart. could look for another job. Mary Peterson said are: Joe* Ross Jr. of AllwW, Clerk N.Y. ; JulianIAnvtllJr.,o(the Ly kens' application .. - the expense of rallsing him and get her darted on raising a calf for nest year's show. She has already selected one bom last mouth an the ranch. IU daughter of Bob and Patsy MacLeod, she has kept a record book and knows where every penny went. The MacLeods moved onto their 76-acre ranch in 1974 "Heather took an interest in livestock right away," said Sanilord Polio IA. WMiam, F. meat, he will be" to take a Commissioner John Morris Lykem was named the top 0O0 pay cut The chief's job said Lykens has been unhappy point-getter. LIsIbSIs.dbIgCn4I4M. (Ot the police chief's Job In pays $11,500 annually. Lykens since his sferas head of the Mayor Domlahu reportedly Orange QtylnVohala County. makes $1I,0 as lieutenant In detective division to road said he would goalcstg with the i r,, former Cincinnati get- . / ni't' JM Ssn(wd Civic Coder, '. Orlulldc Police Depertmot; received about four weeks "% Gerald Fleming, forinorly of three weeks after the Dad. Commty and now a retired reo" In Today 3f V V Baseball :1.,,, . . • / s ' Herald rhole by To For V V - . Lt. Lykens opping L*ist Orange r;4, Ch:ief -,- A BALL eernrv. 11. $ 1 auction Thursda r.lgI . Y.tk . .'kI . Heather hopes to make enough from the sale to cover WW 1 . yearL re* a Y"Ab baseb&H season ofS - When 95-lb. Heather Macleod of Oviedo leads her 850lb. Aar, SUver, into the show ring tonight, she Will be the WA Seminole County 4-H'er to enter the beef cattle competition at or more . Reds star pitcher, now with the Miami Amigo.. As far as Bryan censed It was the ig• - YA$T IS YEAST AND WEST IS WIST Mb J ssue Bryan Barks six-yearold first grader at Lake ,g Orients, raa tegraph of Wayne Gran- V .• Ut V •' • . . ission set*-& • OS . V L ' Il m • nually. By DONNA ESTES available in a few days. City deducted from Panneil's pay, IIersldStaff Writer The new policy 'h.-: Manager W.E. Knowles said he submitted to the county Failing to gain consent of the individuals will be granted today. One of the employees copies of date laws passed in Seminole Legislative leave of absence without loss of who asked for reimbursement the late 1930s and numerous . delegation to support pay, time or efficiency rating. of funds deducted from his attorneys general opinions legislation exempting the The commission voted wages for money he had since that time prohibitiq the county from unanimousiy as well to grant received during national guard deductions. for Urn. county employs.. M,l Pi.U, "-'.1em. ,tr from the MM.h&S sod. County__commissioners pftIy or $,ijorm supervisor at the ?IdSI'II government • ••• ai*ad nallIond guard duty the county Manpower office for sums Already been Paid $290 less AmW by its long time policy commission unanunously voted deducted from his county regular deductions for 1976, whIle a special act was sought. "It was not really a cavalier V to change Its personnel policy. salary while he was on mffltary Knowles said. It has been found On recommendation of reset-ye duty over the last year. that no money Is due a second attitude on the part of the , County Administrator Roger He has been employed by the Individual, Knowles said board," Commissioner Robert "We have also had an inquiry NdmMder, the new Policy, in county for one year. CETA AUd1 Page 3A Meanwhile, the personnel from one other employee," Ce''iks Hails Todd, department at the Sanford city Knowles said. Slut-rn said, when It Mood by its Page SA hall is researching payroll County and city policy had old policy. "We were seeking , , records as far back as ivo-'n been for regular salaries to direction from the legislative wivuflCe wivava.W, calls for one employee and to 1974 for employeesto be reduced by the delegation." Commissioner Bill for full time county employees a second employee to deter- amount they received from the Kircwwff said the county policy to receive full salary for much money may be federal and state goverment had been in effect for many training period with the mine now ch was deducted from during periods of upto 14 days years."mere must have been due whi mwtary reserve or nauom an- Nir salaries in previous years. annuRUYguard for up to 174ays See MILITARY, Page 1A Those figures will be When the money was ,, POPJO pop "I K100 / e An _ SRI' 'w • n You hold: lox Axx x Jx J 10754 1L'— V TOM WilSON Pan 3 NT Pan 4# Pan 4 IV Pau 6 9 4 9 0 # V . South' • ace of tJi out. Now South cashed his apades and started . . ' ' dEast ruffed the second iamond ou can see the value of that ittle club play East was caught in an end play. A trump lead would let south get to dummy for two diamond discards on the des. would ce-king ACluor:p of Paadead be equally hopeless and South was on his way home with game, slam and rubber ' in the bank. Opening lead:# Q two federal agencies. The equity fund would loan money at low interest rates to new Herald Staff Writer Wilson's plan relies on federal funds from the Economic businessess coming downtown. A proposal to pump $4 million in federal money into downtown Development Administration (EDA) and the Department of The mortgage subsidies would cover a portion of interest Sanford to Ho gandUrbanDevelopment.TheEDAwould be tapped bra payments on mortgages used to rehabilitate or eipand an areas includes a marketing program to promote Sanford as a $2.5 million grant and Urban Development's HUD's Urban existing business or start a new business, noted Wilson. shopping area. Development Action Grant (UDAG) program would supply $1.5 Orginally, Wilson said, the mortgage interest subsidy had been 17hat was the message given a dozen business and financial million. The federal funds would be used to help existing property designed to pay three percent of interest charges. However, he leaders Tuesday at Redding Gardens by Tom Wilson, III, Sanford said Tuesday that subsidy rate may be increased. owners defray the cost of rehabilitation and help the new business Housing Authority Director— Wilson is author of the proposal. Wilson must submit the final draft of the program to federal Once business relocation and rehabilitation plans are complete get started downtown, said Wilson. officials by May, he said. If approved, federal funds would arrive 7be program would provide professional aid in preparation of a marketing campaign to finprove the image of downtown willi get by October, said Wilson. underway, said Wilson. Wilson did not elaborate on marketing The program will be administered by a 15-member board, but methods to be used to promote Sanford's commercial district or 'I want to got Input and response the method for selecting representatives has not been deterhow the proposal would be Implemented. mined, he added. "Before we finalize the plan,! want to get input and 115)OflS from the b from the business community about their willingness to parBefore the program can be submitted to the federal goverment ticipate," said WiLsm. "Right now I'm trying to work from it must be approved by the Sanford City Commission. 7be comgenerallzaticms to specifics to see what is needed and what can be architectual plans and Small Business Administration (SBA) mission gave its initial endorsement to the program two weeks loans, done. it ago However,' it rejected the use of eminent en domain t o acquire Another feature of the program calls for an equity fund and Before it can be enacted, the program must receive the endorsement of the Sanford City ComnAsslon and win the support of mortgage interest subsidies, according to Wdson. See SANFORD, Page 2A V have been lost without that 2-27-A seemingly silly waste of NORTH • A K 762 ! 1073 i 1063 • AS W—r Afl • J 10 9 ---9J9a6 0 J752 W4 • Q J 1092 • K 8753 SOLITH •Q A & Q14! AKQ98 04 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North West North Proposal Promotes Sanford Image .. ' V SAGrfl'ARflJS (Nov. 23-Dec. Yesterday, we said we 21) A little break in roWne It had been iiii long, hard would respond one notrump would do you a worM of Sow session of bridge, but expert to partner's spade opening. today. Try to find a Physical, as South Unally saw fight at the The second question was, 'au end of the tunnel when he "What do we do if gartner mood. Use us ll as .w' picked up his hand. The light rebids two diamonds," Cl) CORN (D&_ - &JAL became We bid two spades. This is a brilliant flash 19) Wakh your d*wtmut when he heard North open not a second bid, but merely shows we have at least as today. With" roeb* It you UN many spades as diamonds. Don't allow social Ittatlone to South iTlough I NEWSPAPM ENnRPMU AWN. I grand dam but wanted to be too tbm the rubber over with, so warm , dOSS 10 you. you have a question for contented himself with a the(Doexperts? WIU ft $ ts to make an esit. Write Ask the . AQUARBJ$ (Jan. 36-Fib. 11) Experts. careoFthisnwspa. CANIIZR (Jvn 314* n) You need stimulating d He won the club with Per. Individual questions will Chom am Y0111111 diampt to pedons today to cm ym mmy's ace and then made be answered if accompanied take on several ambitious IsIsIllIsga uid heifli Ogg lbS a most unusual play. stam ped, s, 1f.addresspq. nailed dummy's low t, /nve!oes T i ost 1 Just a waste of tin*? in g s questions will be used'in tw prqu time to complete khm hopirs you. HardlyI It resulted in his column and will receive making a slam that would copies of JACOBY MODERN.) SPIDER MAN by Stan Lee and John Rom If iJ PRism Is ___ BI' "a . By MAX ERKILETIAN or difficulties from It. Other diapagL Ofcourse,I presume that ftis readers who want this lssus can not in your plans for t send stamped, self-addressed en- to got pregnalt. one factor that velope for it. Send your request causes women, as a groop,to have hiatal hernia much more tome in care of this p.O. Box 1551, iacIio Qty often than sues is the fact that Station, New York, N.Y. ]1J women get pregnant. As the, uterus One of the major - A. associated with the histal Preaz= inside the k hernia is the leak of food out of many women develops ahl$.l the stomach 'into the lower hernia. It a just another esophagus, particularly when example how a buildup :° you are lying down. I am sorry pressure inside the abdombW to.ay that surgical repair ofthe cavity contributes tothe hernia. It does point out bow importsnt u1doem" that the closure mechanism in It Is to you to remain lean and the opening of the domach will prevent any build-up of pressure inside the abdomen. then function normally. Dmt wear tight girdlee,_Wts in fact, you can have a le& out of the top of the stomach or any conetrlctthgftemaround without having a bliatall hernis. your waist. Fat frequent small This is an major reason that meab but be sure that dow't paltients don't get the mean cOnsuml benefits that they think they U calories. Wait at least two boon get from surgery to repair a before you lie down after many eating. And you will do better If hernia 7be leaky closure mechanism YO u lie down or sleep with tbe persists and the problems Upper Pad Of the hod elevated. ——— • i V -op —— 29 30 V _ — • I. i date it another way, your will help prevent the hernia stoma ruptures from getting worse is to May I am sending you 7U Health lean. You don't want any large Letter number 44 Iflatal arnotiita Of fat your abdomen. The preestre Ees1 of fat caused by the build tscondltlontoyoi inside the abdomen literally some detallandwhatmeutres tends to squeeze the stomach through the hole in the habits to flpImi2e —— • 25 26 • I — --"' ' 24 • Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents Rev talizat on Idea Explained V the esophagus (food tube) hiatal hernia should be passes rough to the stomach slgnmcantlyworse dwinglife tf becomesenlarged If the hole you alter your life style now gets big enoulilb, it lets pad of along the Um suggested in The Health letter I am 17 — ± in ——— 16 20 O 1HY — Year, !odnesdaY February 2179 fl hernia means that the normal symPtotna. lbere is no reason that your ——— 1 2 3 15 llleraikldl Dr. A I F 10 27 woolen fabric Exude Surface Spiny plants Red-breasted Aware f 2 2 9 Comply 3 Octopus arm 29 A bird 31 Fuel 4 Alley — 50 Gold plated 30 Bleat 32 Actor 5 Claws statuette 33 Combustion Andrews 6 Chemist's remnant 53 Fakir 34 New York City burner 7 Small shelter 35 Biblical river 54 Ere nationality 38 River in 8 Poverty-war 56 agency 57 Garden door 9 Lowest b;V 37 Skin tons amphibian ponse 10 Employing 59 Year (Sp) 43 I I Feel 41 Farm 61 implement teacher 19 (bb Child's hat / ( / TheMainCauses Of A Hiatal Hernia- you explain what causes a histal hernia? Shmild I have it repaired now? I am 47 years old 10C URA aW in good health. It bothm N T me occasionally. I'M Wondering U it Via worse as you get 21 Compass 46 Sandwich older. Is the operation a serious point type (abbr.) 24 GO one? And, could It affect my 47 Australian ani mal heart? DEAR READER — A Metal UIOd*tod with It dlii cause Sound 48 Modern fabric Ea3 18 Food 67 Cross 20 Take on cargo inscription 22 Those in 68 Drowse office 23 Interrogates DOWN _____ SIMPI0N It Ai F KI y 111 8 12 Native metal 55 Run 13 Solemn 58 Morning song trat f1T' Answer to Previous Puple S • . resdem*o(D.Lad;andCarlo. AZS'ISSk ......... I-A Dr.Laab .................4-B Lykens emerged as the top Savaadrsof the Orange Qty . ................... 4-i Muses.., ................ 4-B Candidate In Orange City on PoliceDepart.mS. HIM. 16-A Saturday when a screening OrugsCfty,atowuo1 2.706 ................ $' .................. 4-a Obitesius ................ 4-A, committee sorted tlwough 1 resldaits 10 mlii. north ci OUM&LV .............l.a appIlt' for the chief's job. Dellona, has beets searching for . ............... Giving pols*s to each can- a new police chief since SI-A iIuief.................. S-A 'flls,inhs ...............lii didate on the basis of December when the mayor Dies Abby ................ Ii Wietbut .................1$-A qualificatlons and education, fired Charles Garland. V - • - - . d• .-. .a • -• -. . •V V • - • ' -. -V -. .% �I 2A-Evenino Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ev.nng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Weldn"fty, Feb. 21, Ifn WORLD IN BRIEF Begin Vows He Wont Bend To Pressure From Carter Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin said today there are indeed significant differences between Egypt and Israel In drawing up a peace treaty and he will resist any pressure by President Carter that Israel make concessions for conclusion of a pact. The prime minister made his comments at a news conference after a 3½-hour special Cabinet session, where It was agreed Begin should accept Carter's Invitation to come to Washington for talks. Begin will leave Thursday. Begin said he did not plan to meet in Washington with Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil should he be in the U.S. capital at the same time. He evaded a question about whether he would meet there with Egyptian rresiaent Anwar saciat. Uilted Press IMerutiosal Peking conceded today a Vietnamese battalion drove into China and fought a running three-day battle there, and ligencesourcessalda front may he opening up in the war near the historic then Bien ptiu battleground in Vietnam. Sunday after killing and woundbig 98 of the enemy and cap. tiring at least one. Peking did not list Its own casualties, And reports by Western In. telligence analysts and the official Soviet Tess flCWS agency of Vietnamese troop movements near Dien Bien Phu Hanoi's news media did not indicated a new front could cowiter-Invasion of China but open new LaOS. counterinvasion of China but then Bien Phu, the fortress vietname.eoffl cersthey In Ham' where the French lost their 8. told UP! lid week were struggle . to retain firing Into northwest China andyear picking 1f troops andtanks. china, lies at the border where Laos, China said Its forces drove med. Vietnam, and China The Soviet Union, in a UK Vietnamese troops back commentary In the official Communist Party newspaper Pravda, warned today the fighting could spread in Indochina If China' 'is not stopped The United States urged China to withdraw as ,quickly as possible," and at the United Nations a call by U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young for an immediate cease-fire was stymied by the Soviet threat of a veto. 11 State Department said it favored a "comprchensive solution." China's official New China News Agency, monitored In along the 450-mile border genes sources have reported that the Laotians have inbetween the former ales, The Tus report warned creased their troop strength tire is the "possibility of a and have evacuated governspreadingof Peking aggression ment histillIcnL to am Laotian People's Repub. Peking's New China New' lie." The Vietnamese Invasion Agency today carried an ac. of another Southeast Asian count of the Chinese capture it county, Cambodia, reportedly Phuc Hoa, a Vietnamese sparked the Chinese thrust Into district capital 135 miles north Vietnam on Feb. 17. of Hanoi. Western sources said Vietnam appeared to he moving at It said the Vietnamese least an infantry division of evacuated civilians and troops regulars, meaning 8,000 or and Chinese soldiers entered more troops, to the three border wltlxn* firing a shot. But a areas new Dien Bien Thu. Vietnamese report from the China's relations with Viet-same general area included the nain'domjnated Laos have been voices of two Chinese prisoners northern Vietnamese provinces cool' but correct, but Intelli- of war. 0,011 -. - 1 With the care of a golfer or a hunter, Carl Gutmann (right) with help of associate Bill Kramer replaces his plans for a new Lake Mary High School after Seminole County School Board Tuesday approved phase two of the plans, Final plans are expected May 30. Opening target date: December 1980. Coat: $9 million to $11 million. Amin Downfall Imminent? government wU'clapse, dtplomst%c U Is net deer whether dates my coIhotItIdlonally change their minds once they have ratified an amendallot. in I=, the Supreme Court ruled the is Political - not aidthat it Is up to Congress to 72nd Tot Dios In Naples of Co5slOaal :IN BRIEF 'Woman Beats Daley Crowd, Bilandic In Chicago Election CHICAGO (UP!) - The Democratic machine the late Mayor Richard J. Daley built and Chicago politics were turned upside .down Tuesday by Jane Byrne, a small Irish woman who beat Mayor Michael A. Bilandic ln a Democratic mayoral primary usually "considered tantamount to election. If she makes It In April, Mrs. Byrne will be the first elected woman mayor of one of the nation's great cities. With 96 percent of the vote counted, Mrs. Byrne skimmed through by an eyelash with 398,742 votes (50.9 percent) to Bilandic's 383,715 (49.03 percent). A stony-faced Bilandic appeared before the party faithful Tuesday night and said, "If the trend continues, It appears that Jane Byrne will We the Democratic nominee. We send her our congratulations." Khomeini: Free Water F*r Poor n Taiwan Mansion Emptied Cleveland Backs Kucinich CLEVELAND (UP!) - The city's voters overwhelmingly supported Mayor Dennis Kucinich Tuesday In an election that was keyed to Cleveland's financial crisis. By a 2-1 margin they voted to increase the local income tax rate from ito 1.5 percent and to keep their troubled Municipal Light Plant. Cleveland has been In default since Dec. 15, when six local banks holding a $15.5 million city debt refused to refinance it. But the banks delayed demands for payment until after the election. The tax hike will raise $38 million annually In new revenue. But, with the defeat of the light plant sale, It was uncertain what position the banks and the business community would take. TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Ayatollah RuhoUah Khomeini today called for restoration of law and order in Iran, free water and electricity for the poor and no victimization of opponents of his Islamic republic. Khomeini issued the call biamessage published and broadcast to the nation a day before he withdraws from Tehran to the holy city of Qom, 100 miles south of the c'pltl, to rlane terhing at the Falsleh Koranic school m which the ousted sboh sailed him 15 years ago. A mht1*t of Interior spokesman announced a nationwide referendwn on whether the people want an Islamic republic will be bald between March 21 and U. Khomeini, in his 14-point message, said: "I expect the people will vote In favor of an h1 republic because this was the sole cause of the revolution." He added: "Those who are against It are free to say so and I order the mullabs to me to it that nobody Is ostracized for doing so." Ill other points Kkhomelnl said he has recommended the government supply free electricity and water to the poor, urged the roding out of all American, Soviet am British____ in the country and ordered leftist and pro-shah meetings to be boycotted. ___ein' da told the people to ftaftackirig army and police posts or entering private homes and ordered Prisoners. of the CAPE CANAVERAL (UP!) - TNT blast tests start today at the Kennedy Space Center as space agency officials seek to determine whether the upcoming Space Shuttle launches will damage houses and buildings th the area. Tests using 5-pound, 100-pound and 2,500pound packages of TNT, detonated from tables or wooden platformi, will be conducted during the next several weeks in varying weather conditions, him. _ _ Khomeini's message came as Iranian oil chief H' Nazih said the nation will have no further dealings with the 13-company consortium of American, British, French and Dutch on cornponies that has handled the bulk of Iranian oil for the paM 25 No Punishment For Bankers WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Calhoun First National Bank of Georgia has recommended directors take no punitive actions against " anyone Involved in the financial Institution's ,1adrnittedly questionable loan policies under Bert Lance. The bank said no one suffered '.financlally. The recommendation came in a report submitted to the U.S. District Court In :i Atlanta as part of a negotlagted settlement ,Lance reached in April 1978 with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the comptroller of the currency. feeling came lad year when the Neal the consortium of "wheeling and dealing" am ERA deadline passed, but a ____ ___ NAPLES, Italy (UP!) - A 7-month-old girl 1"" "secret dealt" He did net elaborate. ByLZONARDNRANSDORF conducted thIs year on a A large percentage oq"pgoui measure to today became the 72nd infant to the of Naples' Nazth, newly appointed director of the National Iranian CII Her Staff Writer the countywide basis for the first teachers In all three grade dates to rescind "dark disease" as the city braced for wildcat time replaces the traditional levels also said they believed Co., told a crowd of cheering employees at the agency's failed, strikes by pediatricians and paramedics. S&mIIIP reclaaion resolutions Eighty percent of Seminole system of promotion train one teacher, should have more say headquarters in Tebrar: "The word consortium Is to be deIetid More than 1(X) troops were called up for In decision miking policies In train the company's dictionary." have been ugroducegi every County elementary school grade to the next. possible duty In already understaffed In South Dakota, but will teachers answering a recent yea But the survey showed Seminole County. Some 90 He said the consortium companies would now only be dealt with hospitals after doctors threatened to strike this year failed to pass. survey believ, a countywide serious dissatisfaction with the percent of the high school, 90 Onaflindividual basis and here"will be no concessions to them on Observers said election of a levels testing F0V1n does not effectiveness of the teds among percent of the elementary and oil sales," Thursday and Friday. Paramedics began a more comervative legislature, effectively nied student needs. the teachers who mint give IL 7$ percent of the middle school partial strike Monday, but unions threatened Nazlh gave his address a day after armouncing that Iranian oil the MdltIOihaIly, 47 percent ad the teachers add they did not him congressional ERA Half of the county's major walkouts unless overtime contracts are exports would be resumed Monday after a four-month pause dee&tneext,mion and the anti. elementary school teachers high school and 45 percent of enough voice___ In d.dal because renegotiated. _____ Cd the oil workers' strike that helped topple abortion movemad appsr&*tly responded to the survey con- the middle school teachers who which affect county education. Mohammad prompted the change In at. ducted by the Seminole responded also expressed A large majority of the titude. Educiiition Association (SEA). dissatlsfuctiosi with the test, teacher, also favored some He said he expected the oil tobsad the MOM bldd,rM Soyuz Found In Good Shape The levels tests are ad- although they do not aibnir,lster type of special arriculan for between $4 and $ more than the $14 minimm rto'4d by All six women rips'iwdalives voted against rwc4-1on. ministered to students In it. the slow learner. Eighty two the (pi$a&Ian of Petroleum Expecting Cosdriss, MOSCOW (UP!) -Two Soviet cosmonauts hrough five t The survey did not ask p ercent of the high school, N Rp Violet Sliver, DiOsiricha, grades one t He answered Western oil experts who have sipromed scap. 1 made a system-by-system check of the Salyut noted that a stat. ERA passed determine their progress In teaChers to explain why they percent Cd the .le n,i4iry and heWn over hen's ability to prod and sell Its own oil withoet 6 space lab and found Its power and life sup,, ysers ago In Colorado has language, reading end Uhougtit the tedlng program 98 p.rcM of the middle school the aid of wedern experts who hive fled the oliflelds the port facilities In good shape. Rookie comcd no major problems. The level testing program was Ineffective. But Jan teachers said they favored the revolution. mander Lt. (bi. Vladimir Lyakhov and flight Fenach, teacher whose special cirriculimi. "Wn experts we saying we cemiot prssce 5 niflh4on M 1, tary engineer Valery Ryumln docked their Soyta committee conducted the 1 margin was somewhat barrels a day," asid Nash "Don't you bells,. IL U they order it, survey, said many teachers closer on the question of we can prodiace $ "'Illior 32 spacecraft with the space lab and tin___ hernia." believe they should have some whether the teacher, believed condemned w he sai mediately began Inspecting the station, which N CII d was wads Cd l4lliQ' Cd a lay In whether the students teaching materials are dolls "because of has been shut down since November. corniction____ uwMkd anywhere else In the pass instead, rather than adequate. (X those high school world." (CI-r4 Fr.. Pigs IA) identical pclIcv to the county's, relying only on the teds. teachers who responded. 47 NasIb said the shah's wife FI was pai mm4on a y out teachersjed believe percent said yes, 10 percent Cd of company fiagis. Most-Favored Status Eyed some rationale behind It," g changed It when the stat. they a are cog In the mcjIe theel, nt odd y,,r, no KlrctdmftsMd."AppsrsgIy the law was brought to their it"Al ffrst we thought It was SU mono ,, bill said, "but now we especially with this levels and 50 percent Cd the miM, find it was $14 mflh1, Bid why WASHINGTON (UP!) - If Congress con legislator, wanted to give should It ha,e been even me on school teachers said yes. told they have no persons In the cur' President Carter told the nation's a Mideat asses but The survey also "eluded a me revolutionary 81M mud meowicsd Is p* priority governors he hopes to extend most4avored-' a born. and a coedderaMo The other six cities of w everything depends on the qu bo hi im rn, at t s t e e." stion: "In a word whit Is was radoratlen 01 low d order boors biter, a gun battle early 8-'ilnols have 'nation trade status to both the Soviet union Mrs. V'mth a your current feeling " about today near i bMd ii most fansrs it,,. policies or cniivac.s KIrff said the bod 1fld Qua within the next few months. The tUdhol for is yeast five of tojth4." for full salemm to such emnet a president reviewed all of his major foreign Cy. I d the positive Miti law PIOVSN15 reed bY stat. law _"°' rather POlICY goals and revealed he had met for an Raspeadlig Wire II porced ciwded 'love it", an thewalool"ol senpi ifir' deified. 801 some tlms.Caurdy previously of lbs elementary school hour earlier In the day with Soviet Am. and "good."; Thor. ""usiosers had teachers, 25 percent of the harsher sega II that miMe school teachers and ii live comments such as strategic arms negotiations and "the difMIII law re aumsdtheomintwaytodoL In dIY,00SdlandMate IIIIOIat of the high irIlOi "frededlos", "paperwork", (Ci i PrOS P$g5 IA) ferem between is." P" Is the ouly coedy JWIN of "4kIk1I. 1) ' tVIwacm.Id", plqsu who has sought •s, who serve In the tIOChIlL Seminole County employs "underpaid", and "leaves d rahabUitit. property. r.ThurecouIdbe "tlmey should sitter no lo, of ahoid IIImlidal7 twèurs, much to be desired." "The city aiipaaiys 5rd, me it very deer they Wial4 as many as ii j who ane Hits Home ""Me Iffiad tI OS of' "" eel,e Is Malay reserve or do pay was bdig cvnp,d with In "U the property_aor del. 1 iqanded be that employees under the 44$ hi school hairs. * wed to r'Pt,. is em ad fetes nMimel NAMAU, Ichemse (LIPI) - P.Mce Chid Avery Fer to do " Teacher. fr.. sees schools "Education is Seminole Sara JauheL. me of the . ad SIicY "IT, ca* pdky . Airs Cern. said the ',d('-'--'-- affeded by members of the OnM did not respond to the County is becoming de. Sonfeel Dertiat Ceiperatios (0)C), sopo,. mosey ____with lbs deduction qss'hlvsmaire. with avtjmea___ aatlsals abeard the piaas Nde.k All that memo to o the city e TTWIIlOt a an 198,110 ap10 qipaleatly hoard a tr. The CitY of Sadord me Other ' 1oui so "erIstedscore"aidme " of the "dags I ire em s In ow (GenC) o y,"g the ails from alciels in Miemi to teachers opinions In other Ie&hm. topics Including the corn- "I'OO much paperwork to do sheet t7 : I ad M bid api' a plan. cr"W 1jmus ad of th* -- " peoey .'iie prigrem, tee 1101. t.thig. I May ady Jss. "I wail you would seed the of Ila med.4u'kI.Wgh.cbai beiCd the hih,""41ir k" , __ __ CAPE HArrERAS, N. C. (UPI) - Coast Guard officals say a tugboat has been dispatched to a spot 330 miles southeast of i:Cape Hatteras to join a 729-foot ship that .caught fire Monday and at one time was In danger of sinking, The Coast Guard cutter thilula also was at the scene today to aid the j St. Chris, which reported one of its 40-member crew missing following the fire Monday. ___ :Ohio River Flood Stag. By United Press International Theralndand snow - bloated Ohio River : and its tributaries rose well above flood stage today, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of residents, and a new winter storm menaced the slowly thawing Midwest. Pomeroy, on the banks of the Ohio River in the southeastern part of the state, was awash with 44o 5-feet of water In Its downtown. Stoic Oldosa merely nicked up and moved out of their homes and businesses In low-lying area Tuesday. ___ ___ ' San ford IRS Seizes Singir's Rolls Pl 1.1 NESBIT, Miss. (UP!) -Internal Revenue Service agents and sheriff's deputies seized a fleet of vehicles, including a new Rolls Royce "and a tractor, from the ranch of entertainer Jerry Lee Lewis Tuesday because he alk1y owes the government $178,135 In 'back taxes. : '- - ___ _ ___ rs e do Sb. rs deeW. Lwnlusg Hriu1 - __ -- --- __ L ados%eragrpiler5 DIM . ___ _. n's e com,a,, ., n flied to S -- -'-- 1 :: • : • 4 --'-' - - - ._ • • 5.., yer,Ihef---- __ ___ __i - waft bwd word while thue dugese bsglad 11~ b now pr shi he de'i it •.• .. S " • . • 5 CETA Administration Here Gets Federal Audit Nod off Our Quad® suit. 25% The wardrobe that fits a hanger. Se 82.50 -5- -.-. That's a pretfy good I41 114 I t .. S Meg. $14. Luxurious Qiena' nylon in subtle tons-on-lone Colors. Long.sl..ve styling with prmsnsnt stays In its reinforced collar. quared-off fashion buttons. Sizes 144 to 17. Short sleeve. reg. $12. Sale 5.50. 910*1 Ilk 20% off Classic blazers agency's requests for CETA employees ad programs. xkftw Mid the Change In We pe&y may have removed a check and balance from the and vest. Sale 37.60 Meg. $47. Our own blazer, by corvi"n,r, an recomindatlon by the prime sponsor advisory (*av'I*4Ie wire the following jobe: a__ -A poit services clerk at salary dØ,IN for a 13-moudh detailed with hap patch pockets. single needle stitching Fashion solids in woven polyester to, regular. short and long sizes Matching reversible vest. reg $18. Sale 14.40 Sale p.lcsi effective hhnvhl San.. Merck 4. ThisCPennE SANPOID •o •_ dress shirt Sale 11.20 NOW VsslPIdi.OWNII$ ff 1svs TODAY. CON 30$3* NEW LOCATION Hwy. 17.911 Labs .Vmry SIVaiS • 20% off -• •S Qiana1 $6,912.13 for a second employee adjudged ineligible because she had been transferred from a thnlhr CETA job In Orange Coisdy to a Seminole County Post "That's a pretty good record." Hank Newell, Manpower manage', said today. Meanwhile, County Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff asked Com*y Administrator Roger Neisw.nder to check into chug. In the functions of the prime sponsor advisory committee, a group of citizens appointed by the county to oversee requests for funding under the CETA program. Kirchhoff Indicated he Is unhappy with new nM that permit a manir of the ad visory bead who Is cosmected toacertain agency being permitted to vote on that GRAND OP*lIl all _ . "I Ilflmlhlk _ JCPen n ey Days Sale. • iork hr a erg1l- V Wilk 1111181111111111 1:101111111111118 wrilts 1W lad." ----- 71 irto$,Mtb..ds vp "Med it the ovora oem. mess sa iSle Is been. feed k ,. 'h ad venIs to_-ds wire v'agMbs," aMid (teachers) or Its prsdod: Weed," -- ji Mrs. Fs "Med it (büikan)," aid tm _____ - ____ prem, peed said. He crAflhd 'he pregren's abüity I. he W ceituemoos, toucher Ispid In 'lMusuk'-'-'.ut (shur. Heones r& thT_ pq 5ig, Sow 17 y, of_ther_.. 5inj .1.. to . ___ ___ to men1-- and sv'My Cd joymlid) I r o'b-it ___ Leir1tts (VIPS __ ____ County Administrator Roger Nelawender will be looking within existing county ranks for a replacement for Human Services Director Troy Todd before applicants from the outside are consldered, according to county policy, personnel director lets Martin said today. But first he must receive direction from the county commission on what aspect of experience and training will be emphasized in a -new director -strong management, strong social service etc., Mrs Martin said. -, Neiswender announced Tuesday afternoon that Todd has sought 4 transfer to a "lower position" In county government by March 13, saying pressures of the Job have had an adverse effect on his health. He has been human services director for the pad 28 months. -v The human services department Includes six different county divisions-veterans services, manpower under the federally funded Comprshenslve Employment Trilithig Act (CETA); ,. •:•. county welfare, the health department and sanitation division and animal control. Another function of the office is adinindratlon of '-jc •:.:, community service and the mental health program. Commissioners during their regular meeting Tuesday corn.•. mended Todd for a job well done. ___________________ "A lot ot criticism directed toward Todd was from persons who Herald P hoto by Torn Vi ncent didn't know what his Job was," Comxnli.lçn Chairman Bob Bob Van i.ue. superint.indent of public buildings and grounds for the city of French said. BLOCK Altamonte Springs, salvages block from the old building on Longwood Avenue, "He wall operating at the direction of the county commission. Of which formerly housed the city hail and police and tire departments. TermitePILE all department he&& he his been on the" line most and taken ridden and no longer in use, the building was torn down Tuesday to make room heat for the county commission," Commissioner ' Bill Kirchhoff for a parking lot. Built and paid for in 1952 by the Volunteer Fire Department, it said, adding Todd wad a long way In getting social agencies, was expanded in 1960 for use as city hail and police department. City offices funded by the county, to Justify their needs and show where moved to the new city hail in 1972 and police and fire departments moved into the services were being performed. new Public Safety facility in December, 1978. Neiswender said Tuesday a change bi leadership Cd the human services department will not Change the county's hard-line approach to social services. "The change will not mew the board is deernpbazlslng financial and program respomlbffitles. The need for reasonable The of programs and good sound management will continue," Nelawender said. Todd was criticized by clients of Seminole Cuxnznimfty Action's (SCA) services lad summer during budget time. SCA clients told the commilsionens Todd was Insensitive to the needs of the poor. Dr. Humid. Battla, when she resigned as public health director period to provide temporary three paraprofessional coun- professional counselors to in August, charged Todd with interference In the medical and By DONNA ZTM backup for courthouse swit- selors and a secretary-clerk for screen and evaluate CETA social direction of the health department. 7% health department HeraldStaff Writer While local administration of chboard, mall courier and Seminole Community College participants job readiness, for the past few months has been operating with a part4lme to provide an employability Funding fora six-month period medical director while qualified full-time applicant has been federal Comprehensive quick copy service, Employment Training Act -A vocational counselor, assessment program for totals $56,310. sought. - DONNA ESTES (CETA) programs are being attacked in other areas of the state and nation, Seminole County has been adjudged by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) to have had only two improper participants during the 77-month period from June, 1975 through Sept. 30, 1977. The results of a DOL audit were revealed to county ,) commissioners Tuesday, SSW showing the county's Manpower office during the period administered $12,282,683 and .I''•"•"•••'••/l\i only $7,303.16 of that sum has been disallowed and must be reimbursed to the federal agency. The sums included one salary on of $300.03, already reimbursed. The commissioners approved reimbursement from nonMeg. $110. The sold (Juid' federal funds of the remaining th ____ 1 dnisdsy, February * 1979-Vol. 71. No. 14$ P*MtltdDaMy asS $v. ININI 5I*V iv TN leaNS N N. 9rsue Ala.. SeeNt Plea $sm- Cuss Fule Pa11 laiMI Mills Wi 11101 rs- io shoaa veero Nie Slisry; ssE. t$ess NI* IV Meli Wig. 0$ seua Mini 01.0$ a CM.flu. I*4$g Yhr eisa.. ____ ______ 4. Commission Ha'l'ls Todd record' Tugboat Aiding Fiery Ship - ____ Blasts Test Shuttle Damage : In Qdm itself, 30,000 Islamic revolutionary milh braced for the arrival of Khomeini and the huge crowds expected to great Level Testing Rated _ Ineffective In Survey I Goal Bangkok, Thailand, said bundreds of Vietnamese slipped into Chin post the 85,000.man Chinese invasion force last Friday and took control of a highway. The Vietnamese "burned down two villages and a large tract of forest ... and occupied a 3.7..rnlle4ong highway," the New China News Agency said In one of Its rare accounts of the war. reported fgttiig in the war, now in its 12th day, but had few details of the battle swirling in five Dakota Rescinds ERAVote PIERRE, S.D. (UP!) - The ' South Dakota legislature has . VOW to rescind the state's rawicationofttquaiIugtgs Amenthnetd- anactlonof ,\ WASHINGTON (UP!) - The 26-room untested constitutionality that Confirm hall hinted It may not Victorian clapboard mansion that has housed ( accept. nine ambassadors of the Republic of China Supporters of a Ilmflr move since 1937 Is nearly empty today, and Vice in the Indiana House, mewr Minister H. K. Yang, the last high Nationalist while, abandoned efforts to Chinese official to use the IBM residence, is declare their e'I ratification on his way back to Talpal. "null and volgi" &W March A The residence and Taiwan's downtown the original ERA deadline until Congress voted a two-year chance were given away by Taiwan at the extension. end of December to a tax-exempt corporation The South Dakota House •. kiled the Friends of Free China, which has put PIOV5d a reclulon them beyond the immediate reach of Peking, resolution that differs slightly as It was designed to do. Tuesday, the House __ one passed by the earlier Foreign Affairs committee voted 14-7 to Senate. But If the Senate safeguard the buildings for Taiwan. The concurs with the changes as Senate Foreign Relations Committee, expected, South Dakota will become the first to rescind Its however, voted to regard them as probably ratification since Congress belonging to Peking. voted lad year to extend the ERA deadline. EASING Four other gate iegI'I'tres _ - In Nebraska, Tennessee, IT IN W&W and Kentucky - have NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - President Idi voted to rescind ratification. Amin has evacuated his family from Uganda The ERAhuIIby25 and foreign embassies close to his regime areof the necessary X , in. sending home their nationals In expectation eluding those that have sources said todau. The sources said Amin sent an estimated 80 relatives on a Uganda Airway jetliner to Tripoli, Libya, on Tuesday. The Libyan leader, Col Ibammar Khadafy, has been a close supporter of Amin. 17AJ 1979 Dien Bien Phu Battle Coming? Wednesday, Feb. 21, 1979.-3A SANFORDPL.AZA Hwy. 17.91and $"St. Open Mon. tfwu Sit. 10 AMP P.M. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. • • ORLAND000WNTOWN is N. Orange Ave. Open Tues., Wed,, Thors & Sat. 9:30 &M.4 P.M. Open Mon. and Fs'idayP:30A.M1:30P,M, Men's fashion shirts. Sale 9.60 to 112 Ne. 11110 $11. Short collars, round collars. Even band coasts that come with two butlon-on $ped collars. Take your pick, everything', aispty tailored Polyester/cotton In the pisless Nlictlon OS solids. pitlirns. Chel and baby CONS. All with button-cuff long sleeves 11 Sizes 14'4t0 17. WINTENPARKMALL Hwy. 17P2and Lee Rood Mon. tltru Sate &M..P P.M Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. 0. 4 said. -•.•__._••-•'._i_..•. •t �4A—Ev,nlng Herald, Sanford, FL W.dnssday, Feb. 2$, 1,7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Orlandoan Convicted In member Jury of two counts of sexual battery and burglary. He was ordered held In Jail pending completion of a presentence investigation. : BANK BAG STOLEN bank bag containing $500 The charges stemmed from cub cash was stolen from the Food an Incident Dec. 23, 1978 at the Barn at329 S. Sanford Ave., Pacesetter Apartments on Sanford. Wymore Road. Thewoman told Cashier Jeanenne Kronsheriff's deputies she was jeegar told police she heard a awakened at 4 a.m. by a man noise in the front office Tuesday who had broken Into her about 8:15 a.m. Manager apartment. James Garner went to check The wotnaji said the man hit and he discovered the money her and then committed two missing. ai9s of sexual battery. PROBATION GIVEN James Kenneth Colwell, V, Vanessa Ann Walker of was found guilty by a Sanford has been placed on six BY DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer An Orlando man was found guilty In circuit court Tuesday of raping an Altamonte Springs woman during a burglary. months probation after pie*tIng to a misdemeanor charge of battery in county court. Min Walker was initially charged with a felonyaggravated wilt — in connection with the dabbing of mother woman lad October. The two women were al), parenfly arguing over a man. Records indicate Cheryl Martaln,23, of Sanford, was cut only superficially in the incident. Judge Harold Johnson withheld adjudication, the official Judgment of guilty or not guilty, pending the cornpletlon of probation. Bond Approved To Finance Ranchlands Improvements Sailfish and Tides as well an a The council also voted 2,000-foot section of Hayes unanimously to accept a $,27 Hoed. bid from Cam-Knoblock & Residents of the area to be Associates for comprehensive Improved will be taxed for the insurance for the upcoming improvements following a year. It was the only bid the city public hearing on the received and Is about $4,700 more than last year's prunlixn. BWWbg boa, Page hA MI can't dispute this coat Increase; all you have to do Is assessment rate. look around and you'll on the The actual Improvements cod of everything; is going up," will be financed with loans said Councilman Wilfred secured by tax revenues paid Anit by the homeowners bend1UIn The city's current insurance from the project. expires in five days. The Winter Springs City Council took the ftrst p Tuesday In financing road paving and drainage improvements in the Ranchiands community. Council unanimously approved a resolution calling for a $600000 municipal bond to finance the project. The Improvements will alleviate many of the problems caused In recent years by Gee Creek which cuts through the area, according to City Planner Richard Rozwsky. 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CUMBING BURGLARS Burglars scaled a wooden fence, cut a screen door and entered a vacant house through a kitchen window at Stonebridge Drive in the Sweetwater Oaks subdivision, David Decker reported the only Item was taken was a telephone. It is worth $40. Carolyn Potter told sheriff's deputies shingles were rid off the roof, resulting in water damage to the Inside of the church. An air conditioner, TOOLS HEISTED water pipe and bushes were Numerous tools were also damaged, records inreported stolen from Packaging dlcate. Systems on Airport Boulevard near Sanford. STORAGE SHED A total of $650 in electrical Gary Redwine, 28, of equipment was stolen from a Orlando, reported the metstorage abed at a construction chandise was stolen last weekend. A partial lid of stolen site near Casselberry. items: a socket set; two wire strippers; pipe wrench; seven screwdrivers; file; claw hammer; level; a set of openend wrenches; drill bits and a combination clock and radio. BONSAI! £ fl ft DVIIU UV ilU GUN GONE Keith Leroy Westfall Jr., 35, of 207 Plnewlnds Drive in Sanford, reported his Smith & Wesson .38 caliber "police special" stolen. The gun was valued at $150. BUSINESS BURGLARY YWi 5VI&O LTIdflUC IJUycU Vi VI City reported a burglary to the business office of Manny's Shop on State Road 436 In Forest City. Burglars apparently pried open the front door of the trailer office to gain entry. Once Inside stole a car radio and an they CAR STOLEN adding machine with a coin, A 1966 Plymouth Valiant was bined value of $100. reported stolen from the Longwood Village Shopping LEAVE SCENE? Center.. Sue Fleming, 17, of 289 A 20-year-old man has been Tollgate te Trail in Longwood, arrested for leaving the scene told sheriff's deputies the of an accident with injuries In was stolen Monday between Sanford. p.m. and 7 p.m. Inside the The accident occurred stolen car were the girl's purse Sunday at 2:a.m. on U.S. rac k with $10 cash, an eight-t 17-92 at 13th Street. tape player with speakers and Initial bond was set at $5,0 for $100 worth of tapes. Compacta were reported stolen from a balcony at the Red Lion Apartments at 2886 Howell Branch Road in unincorporated Seminole County. Pat Lupfer, 36, told sheriff's deputies plants were worth $53. car William Douglas Simpson of McMurray, Pa. Police said Simpson was traveling north on US. 17.8? when he apparently went, through a red light hitting a 19 Chevrolet being d riven by Resale Mathls, 30, of 106 Drà Ave. In Sanford. She was admitted to Seminole Memorial Hospital and was reported 1f "satisfactory" condition 0,6 Monday. Rimpgon hit a second car traveling e' on 13th Street. The second car, a im Chrysler, was be1n, Jones, 19, of, 821 Persimmon Ave. in Sanford. There were two passengers in' the Jones' car: Tommy Isuà,: 18, add Timothy McIntyre, 29 both of Sanford. Nonetrfo of the required hospital cars, record Indicate, The pickup truck sustained $3,500 damage and the Chrysler sustained $2,000 damage. The Chevrolet was beyond repair, police reported. , JACKsumnaluNiS Christopher Finch Tammy James James Keith Sharon McCullough Ronald Perkins MIDDLE SCHOOL "A" NONO* ROLL SIXTH GRADE Michael AmrMin Tiffany Baker MIthill Idoux Janlne j Mary LOkIS' PUII McGrath Payne Alison Reichle rrya '5" HONOR ROLL Mark Wlngenfeld "I" HONOR ROLL Denim Caftan lvonne Esplrs.a Robert Gear Jennifer Lander Tamara LIps,? 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Thousands havealready uncles, Donald Lewis, been mailed, so write today to Columbus, Ga., and Robert W., Dept. s2, Beltone Elec- Jack W., James W. and Denial tronics, 4201 W. Victoria St., W. flat, all of Sanford; aunt, Miss Kathy Zion, Sanford. Chicago. Illinois 60646. Cotd cw skftguml * %_ — -- — LOW - II Pit I • 3 a - • • - - - 99$'stole e [69 lIIiI \ Limit Coion Good flw1 Sit Mmci. 3 Coupon Good tiwu Sit starch 3 . '. - NIL_1 .,L JAP - - - Boi sPades Limit sinpeLaPall _ . stuflial ip:iP C.o Good tsat Pir T,v.,Sii Coopc,. .s ___ Rosemarie Schulz Revonda Liggon Carmal Lodge Dawn Lombardi Clifford Lowary Roberta Lucas Tammi Luke Mary McFarland Sheryl McKinney Sabrina Melton Pamela Midgett CROOMS HIGH SCHOOL B HONOR ROLL "B" Honor Roll Deborah Anderson James Anderson Malissa Arnett Cynthia Bacak April Morris Stephanie Baker Stephanie Beard Graham Moseley Longwood has a "problem," but officials aren't sure how to go about solving it legally. A 9 p.m. curfew for juveniles is just one of the measures considered by the Longwood City Commission in an effort to find a solution to the problem of late-night loitering outside a local game room behind the Little Dixie Market on Church Street. The curfew was suggested by interim city administrator David Chacey as a possible tool to help the police department control the problem. City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. explained that it would require an ordinance and If made law could not be discriminatory, but would have to apply equally to all juveniles In the city. Conunissioner J.R. Grant remarked that, although 9:30 might not have been too early when he was a boy, "it may be too early now. Pull some raids, search the whole place, search some cars," he advised Police Chief Greg Manning, "you'll probably find something to drink or something to smoke." "You have to have probable cause to search someone," said Julian, "otherwise you can only ask them their name and what they're doing." Manning said the young people are sometimes still hanging around the parking lot at 2 a.m. when the business closes at 10 p.m. Although he suspects alcohol and drugs are being used by I ie teens. Manning said he has not been able to catch them In the act. "A tot of parents and buatnesamen have calied taped about the situation. Longwooi Hotel customers complain that the kids are sitting on their cars and some are sitting on the hotel fence," Manning said. "If we could keep them inside (the game room) we could solve the problem." As for picking them up for loitering, Julian said "It Is no crime In the state of Florida to stand around doing nothing at even at 3 a.m." "The courts essentially have granted them the same rights as an adult." A suggestion that the police pick up some of the youths and take them home in the police car brought a warning from Julian that unless they had some grounds this would being charges of false Imprisonment. "Apparently, we can't do anything," blurted Mayor June Lonnann, obviously miffed. Chief Manning at least had a solution for the complaint calls. "I'll just tell them to call their local commissioner," he said. Manning was told to check with area cities to see how they handle similar problems. JANE CASSELBERKY -_•1__ CnerGesdtPm.5mU3 _ Cne00mdtkVSmstS.03 ''.'UL pr _ PRO STYLER-- I Con Good TItusatMatcv3 CneooGsodtIin.Sm bib" 3 _I __- ALUMINUM __-_ I v_rzi FOIL WRAP CneooGsadTrv,Sm) 4 --wV'_________ 3/ I ______________ Wits - 'a s,,iui ne - I MN. COFFEE No FIST Re liii I99r____ I ' • 'PLTJ PackollOO I' -II lot ____ P - -'4 Union 0 Cci t,w,$at Good TIV V Sat tdatca3 U DO= ac400lbw$mln 9" SA liftlisilli S II PASON$ i '1 r wa Iv 11 .40 II W& am IPal I AIR orFU R NACE Pwft ', 2O 1ratr' FnrR 20111 1111100n 11.20A ," a . Ciiatoo Gild TPv, Sm stde 3 ' #% = hIMOTOR IILIGHT I ULBS tri1 OIL D i-was Ir"" I 49 II59* 'V1 I doing P"W' '99 thg / . 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Satvc Uv 3 1 -- — $ll SCHICKSUPERII II BLADES I I 39$ ______ COvOCIt Good TPwv Sat MWUI 3 '---- __w FINAL NET .4 ¶ ICo,.ponoc.j Tilt I —3 — — — (ài Sat Us'cI .1 a BARBASOL SHAVE CNEAM II____I — I__ $p'aiLUIIII a,Ismldscon. officiating. UA1fl' JENNIFER HARRIS rrT) I . II AFN NASAL $PNAY 0 ____ - — _____ TP., — hOM 01 Wk Mwc 3 I 1790 I c0.OcdT Sat March 3 IWINAUSH Good 1Pf Sat "• SI I Kandy Laroche Sidney Speer OUTSTANDING IN EFFORT Patrick Evens Walter Mahariy EIGHTHGRADE FIRST HONORS: Patti Edgemon Debbie Fryman Yolanda Green Patricia Hardy Loitering Sparks Call For Curfew 5.0: Brona:Pi ¶ S ot bOflul lumt 1 ', FIFTH GRADE FIRST GRADE All A' s Amy Breeze Steve Harrison SECONDHONORS: A's and B's Margaret Davis Keith Butket donna Stevens - , Suzette Bisini Cheryl Fetterhott Daniel Kaleel SECONDHONORS:A II TYLENOL 11VASEUNE I I OLGATE RIGHT GUARDI 'TOOThPASTE_III ALCOHOL II TABLETS I I INTENSIVE CARE I I DEODORANT /(/ • I LOTION ,.[1 II I . '\! I t 2 990 . Susan Harwood Randy Laroche Debbie Zueli Dine Dando Gwenn Dougherty SECOND HONORS: Kenneth Lower sooi. .fobdL''wtI Susan Nahill SIXTH GRADE FIRST HONORS: All A's 99 igw,nm Lisa Barrett Chris Boissonault Jonathan Wing Jell Wallace San Iuiiiw'II1I i.pwoic*v Jennifer Mickey Robbie JaSa Howard Long Paul OW11 I1'rIfriw1nnri r Laura Bruce Patricia Burke Richard Chesser Rebec ca Crosby Julie Menicle Vicki Pakovic Eric Klingensmith Richard Leonard Christopher Shaw Brenda Bonner SEVENTH GRADE FIRST HONORS: Chris Dune Christopher Trosper An g ela Tucker FOURTH GRADE FIRST HONORS: all A's Bess Arnel Kenny Eckstein Lynda Swisher SECOND HONORS: As and B's Jennifer Prendergast Jw Christopher Brewlrigton Arthur Brooks Monica Fetterhoff Jodi Jones FrI Plains Timothy Fall Jeffrey Lower SECOND HONORS A AND B Klmberll Varner Til•" Wallace Kathy Ann Klingensmith Karrie Gill Rachael Weightman April Vanminkle Jessica Dense Susan Dense Susan Eckstein Jennifer Gill Elizabeth Long Knlsti Merlweth er Ashley Shanel Fonda Sheehan Marie Vezina SECOND HONORS: A'sANDS's Sean Bourdrevz Donna Griggs Lori Swain Dwayne Menefee Katherine Hook Tanya Proffitt Heather Malloy Stasi BolanOwski ALL SOULS HONOR ROLL FIRST GRADE FIRST HONORS: ALL A's Rusty Keeling Jennifer Gillman Suzanne Romam Qesiree Reiner James Webster Jr. Lewis Elizabeth Blckhart Patricia Fitzpatrick Tammy Vincent Johnnie Bennett Mary Ellen Baker Rose Speer Sandra Bryant Arlene Colon Laura Ellerbe Sean Miller Cory Smith Jennifer Vernon Shannon Ward THIRD GRADE FIRST HONORS ALL As Richard Burkelt James Boianowski Brady Sapp Mark Roberts Christine Eckstein Leslie Crabtree Heather Schaffer SECOND HONORS: A&S Mark Johnson Laurence King Christopher LaPeters Vincent Montes Richard Scholl "A HONOR ROLL SEVENTH ORADI Richard Caron Tray Lyn C%?ahIa Ioii ."I"l4ONOR ROLL Angela C lorn Lisa Sundva.. Edward Dullmeyer Alicia Finch Scott L.'Heuregx William McCartney Marilyn Metcalf GrainkowFuneral Home lain charge of arrangements. HAND, MRS. CLARlC— Memorial services for Mrs. Clarke Hand, 77, of Ft. Lauderdale, who died Feb. IS, in McLean, Vi., will be at 2 p.m. Friday, at the graveside In Evergreen Cemetery, Sanford, with Rev. Clarence Yates of P1r* Castle United Methodist Church Wednesday, Feb. 25, 197—SA Fl. 27 Two8" 24" 6"OvjI 115 lbs $ 12995 R.g. 113911 Good 2.28 thru 3-6. A slaple, back-lo-basics-heater for efficient radiant heat Here's a tried and true trdditional deslgll engineered for last warm-ups even in the coldest weather. It is solid cast iron with a wide, roomy firebox. a large foe door, and a swing top for easy fueling ~Vjl% I.0MIJOR Smith Sandra Smith Stuart Smith Pamela Stapleton Jerrell Starling Lawrence Starling Donetta Stroud Timothy Teikamp Robin Tindel Christy Turner Francina Turner Sue Umberger Angel Vidal Tim Ward Cynthia Whelchel Deborah Williams Howell Williams Isaac Williams Maninan Willis David Young Heather Zarecky Katherine Zinn ..' 'Debt Ceiling Game' WASHINGTON (UPI) In some circles It might be called closing the barn door alter the horse Is out. Others mlgit say It's the closest Congress comes to Alice in Wonderland. However It is characterized, the House today was taking up the national debt ceiling and beginning a game that has become as traditional as It Is meaningless. The scenario goes like this: —Congress passes spending measures that cost more than the government brings in, necessitating the borrowing of money and increasing the national debt. —But Congress also has placed a dollar limit on the national debt. So once it agrees on a spending level It also must Increase the national debt ceiling to pay for Its pad actions. It has no choice. - "You know the history," sighed House Speaker Thomas O'Neill as he indicated to reporters Tuesday the same game was about to be played again this year. O'Neill and other House leaders formed a task force this year to lobby hard for Democratic votes on the debt bill, but their success seemed in doubt. House Republican Leader John Rhodes confirmed GOP strategy Monday when he told reporters he would vote against the bill. "U I felt they (Democrats) were really serious about balancing the budget, I'd vole for the debt bill because we have to pay our debts," said Rhodes. But he added, "Maybe we'll let them provide the votes for It.,, / Id s -- . •.-- -- ---- - • •.--•I • - �Evening lkmWd How can an employer provide benefits for a pregnant woman employee to the same extent as another employee In a like Instance who cannot work? Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd Is having difficulty answering the question, but he hopes a legal Interpretation will spell out the requirement contained In a federal law which became effective Oct. 1. The law, passed by Congress In 1978, Floyd says forbids employers from treating pregnant women employees any differently than a man who gets W. "I can't Imagine a male getting pregnant," Floyd said, Insisting federal authorities someday will have to consider the cods of the requirements placed on business and local government. "I don't know what that Is ping tocloto our insurance rates," he said. (USPS 41)210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37171 Area Code 305-322-11 or 8319993 Wednesday, February 28, 1919-4A Around 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, $18.50; Year, $3600. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. so a a. Giving Peace The Clock County Commissioners have been considering a knotty question. The question Is, 'When Is a dump truck not a dump truck as envisioned In the county's landfill rate of charges" The answer may be: when It Is a flatbed mounted By DONNA ETFI8 A Chance It wasn't too many years ago that anti-war demonstrators, thinking they knew something ihrut lb Tn,nphnn nnrndai4 y.. granted In recent Sanlando Cablevision weeks a franchise to go Into business In Altamonte Springs, now seeks to expand Into county territory. The firm Is asking for a non-exclusive franchise In the county. The problem Is the county at this point does not have a procedure for a firm to apply for a nonexclusive cablevision franchise. The county staff is researching to determine how much money It will cod the county to process such an application. After determining those cods, the commissioners are looking toward readopting the method used when Seminole Cablevision was granted a ifrn11 franchise several years ago. The application fee at that time was $500, but cods have gone up since then, staff members said. on a dump truck body. It appears, however, it Is difficult for workers at the landfill to make these tough kinds of decisions. The dory told to cnmlitoners Is that a citizen wentto the landfill with his flat bed truck ona dump truck body carrying a load of trash. The rate for a flatbed truck to dump ltslo.dis$5 while the rate for a dump truck of trash Is $15. The citizen was told If he removed the trash from the flatbed vehicle by hand he would pay the $5 fee. But when he chose to push a button instead and automatically dump the trash, the fee was $15. County Commissioner (airman Bob French suggested the logic was "faulty." Commissioner Bob Stum qnodloned the policy which would have a citizen charged a $1 fee for two bushel baskets of leaves if they were delivered to the dump by personal car and $15 If delivered by dump fru& Commissioner Dick Williams said these kinds of problems will be solved once the county has In stalled scales to be purchased for the Sanlando landfill. The youngest fire chief In Seminole County Is 21year-old Tom Selgfrled of Altamonte Springs. Selgfrled has been with the department for eight years now and was first a volunteer. Meanwhile Altxnorde's police chief Justus East has been with the city 84 years and is to celebrate 28 years In law enforcement this year. thrniich thp afrPoif s .... •-- - demanding that Washington "give peace a chance." The clear implication was that once our military presence In Indochina came to an end, the killings would stop. That naive assumption took no notice of Hanoi's historic determination to dominate Indochina and to impose on It the Vietnamese Communists' version of revolutionary Marxism. E.WAL TERS ANGL -_J_1J Draft RONALD REAGAN I ry r Treatment yr Be Thus, the end in 1975 of the second Indochina war gave way to the third Indochina war, of which China's punitive and apparently limited invasion of Vietnam is but the most recent chapter. The Chinese attack Is a direct consequence of Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia last and the subsequent overthrow of the regime of Premier Pol Pot, an ally of Peking. What elevates all this from a regional crisis to something potentially much more serious is, of course, the larger struggle between China and the Soviet Union. It was no coincidence that Hanoi waited until after It had signed a Soviet-Vietnamese treaty of friendship last fall before overrunning Cambodia. No doubt the Vietnamese felt that a formal alliance wi th Moscow would in timidate the Chinese and protect Vietnam's vulnerable northern border while Hanoi's best troops were preoccupied Cambodia. It is also in reasonable to assume that the Carter administration's recognition of Peking and the warm reception granted Vice Premier Teng Hslaoping on his U.S. trip encouraged the Chinese to believe they could safely provoke the Soviets, So far, China appears to have calculated correctly. For the moment, it has embarrassed and humiliated the Vietnamese while Moscow's reaction has, in fact been muted. Yet the long range forecast for this chainreaction crisis remains murky. Cheaper ________________ . Pressure CjED 15iJNY go together. for renewal of the draft dfr.Jy pragmatic In origin, 'wT.1 ___ WASHINGTON (NEA) -The growing debate over the need to revive the military draft ap new concept universal national service, but the two do not necessarily Of .: ___ __________ - _____ ______ concern in military circles and on Capital Hill about the quantity and quality of recruits available to the all-vohadeer armed forces. Proposals for creating a national youth seTvice, on the other hand, are inspired by a more desire to harness the LdeaIin' of youth a the benefit of society as a whole and a moral 1, -r______ pi11( ____ _ ___ It is possible that return to the draft might hasten the edshRâment of a civilian national service it is by t.et The military has a multitude of friends on Capitol Hill; Idealists have relatively few, especially In this cod-conscious era. II ___ _______ ______ a..... - . ________ ..•. .. _________________________________________________________________ - SCIENCE WORLD tin tine weeks laterl had the Justice Departmot decided to let the press try the case before U that is thi ; Precious few siei* iwer conoiâer The tough, old-guard revolut ionaries In Hanoi case, for IMmen s that a frlsmdiy Joemalid ____ !nt well provided him with a copy of the comp are not li kely to be deflected from their own sense the forced disruption of their own lives a fair ehiige for the relatively modest budget one. before he got his official man1festdest1ny byastrictly temporary Chinese savings that could be gained tirough a retUrn to Shabby treatment from the Carter adThe young have always furniture and defacing 11* walls. LONDON (UPI) incursion, e the draft. And the politicians know It. year Incidents like "During he pad thes ministration Is begl,sth to look like standard t re belled against the old because they representChina can be counted on to continue its resistance That Is why arguments for a revival of the ed authority but sociologists In Britain are were reported train all over the country," New operating procedure in some quarters. Witness to what It perceives as a Soviet-Vietnamese drive draft or at least the compulsory registration of ditturbed by a comparatively new phenomenon Society said, "and the reporting of them set off the stiff-arming that Mr. Carter's people have to control Indochina. all i8-year.eiie have focused Increasingly on the abuse of the aged because they are frail waves of Imitations In other towns and citim given the Republic of China over the new And the Soviets, militarily superior to the the praparedoeu needs of the military, rather and vulnerable. "On. result Is that the law-end-order tlP betwom the US. and Taiwan. The than the cost Issue. Chinese are certain to sustain their Vietnamese The of incidents In which youngsters, argtnt has been strengthened, while thel Republic of Qina government reasoned that If Non, of the armed services met their barely Into their teens, have mistreated men and mt1gitlng plea of deprivation and poverty In the Peking could have a lia1n office In Washingtonit allies. quarter of 11M women old eniou to be their grandparents hasinneirs city has b e maos to sound faltering and for several yamprior to "normiIttIaii," °' A Chinese wlthdrwal from the border areas of w logical that Taiwan should be able to have first time this ha happened sincethe draft reached the point where even the.e social less cairvincleg in the face of such cruelty, Vietnam Will only temporarily defuse the profound was abolished in im. Reserve force levels are scientists who o ne af terward. Absolutely not, admInlatratIcs , can find an excuse for any in this setting, the cruelty of young no negotiators crisis that now grips Indochina. told the Republic of (Ina. ddetraft and Pletagon of the are having trouble lo ' the __ __ nger of the the matter, Mr. hi there Is no way they could mobilize a arifident gstlng away from the word cruelty. ainst it is violence we r s ag ti geru*oaia c po By all accounts, the level of anti-Vietnamese sayhthittodothat would violate the terms of number of troops tad .nowhto mad manpower Under the healIhi. "Youing Against Old" the ____ si old age dkvn of its authority and and needs if a major war should break out. guerrilla activity in Cambodia remains high the "normallntion" pact with the commrnal magazine New society recounts a few ci these. ___ us. Mile sets ci vioience are not .rliW,y the Own is rich Irony In that Is likely to get worse in The manpower squsane Hanoi is likely to find itself bogged down there for two $1715 about 13 WUIbI$ aberratlone ci a few disordered individuals, but , coming as he ne it does on the basis of his years ahead as the "baby boom" ge t ration sWetto heels, went about knocking on the doors reposed an eruption of something much deeper P months, perha ps years. ba treaty wtthoutcawe for the flrdtlms othethlldrenO( e"baby bad," and of working class houses. If the knock was an which we have tailed to diagnose." Meanwhile, Hanoi continues its support øi the In our history in order to get that "norfewer 1Syeaaokis become available for possible by an old lady who appeared to he living Communist insurgency in northwest Thailand, a N.w8octdyneverthel duincesa theory for b,gj1w1g to look as If the it is alme,asadrbof-wd country presumably next on Hanoi's target list. the violence. It suggests the anger and Whils House was so anxious to get Its 'P.R." Ow way ad of the dilrma Is to require all followed the wnmn Into the house. As In most International crises, the supreme young Americans, woman se well as men, to put Whüe she was gutting the water, ON of the distuidliDme 01 the youni their outrages coop back In December that It was willing to danger is that of miscalculation. Misperceptions In In at lead me year ci service to the MtIcII girls w attack her whius the other ransacked 'r"4 the old, the aWMdoa age" the weak agree to lot about anything Tang Heiao.plag and ydaerabls, may apress a upiea' of ther Peking or Moscow could have the direst SIJ In the n11ry or In civilian roles aimed the rooms for mousy and valiabless, °mlill how for dialogs and n"k, at 121111 NOW needs, such as caring LGC the While Mr. Carter donewalled the matter of In one area, a mined group of 13 and 14 year their ay OIiars,despite govsrnment4o-govemnmsnt theirhopelleincewiththe w elderly, working in aols, irpitali, day we oldis pt their kicks by IrWing akm t relations with In circumstances, the U.S. must VON tithr UA have hiss done 1W the". putss centers, or sprucing op Taiwan, Deputy Secretary of *Ms Warns fursJ pumings on cemeteries shading towall the national what influence we have___ to urge restraint on both By oerW .Mi' or frthl&f4 benefits as 1tjr prj1uP4ie. In another,1i-yser4lds ripped (Iwcpher sounded the mod shameM note of It es Keith, 1$, as s'y* the Soviets and the Chinese, which is What the a reward for 1u1&IM,,y service, but no"'"' rçthe Hub "SOW prdeusweallytillalby "WsU,ft's not our fisit? I cant bslpftU aU.Hetl that the US.go1..eMsea.. 4arter administration has done. InCadIrn for civilian such a plan could Jred me Md woe's, In dill moth er, an old everything bed boar dine hefuu I was born. I to overturn In coat the Rspub& of China's But, at best, restraJot can only ameliorate the lJtP-My lw =NO yound people kso. ladywho befriended schoolchildren found cant he it If Fve new seen death or poverty. deeding ci its "bssay bWWW and other U.S. aliorm to med T"M-y needs while dW herself terrorized by their leinands for money What do you wad me to do? Go out and look for properties to a Mandiy c.' conwon and ____ d a larger war. Indochina will remain, as It . and unable to keep them from ginvishing her it?" give them to the cvuwnal been for moe than 30 years, bloody sound and P'S' an ole"_ci choices, focal pohst in the global M114g1e of tft. tholawdid? ft leeks Youth Preys On Aged .usvic1eody - - - JOHN F. HENRY Airman John F. Henry. son of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Henry of 611 E. Bay Ave., Longwood, has graduated at Sheppard AFB, Tex., from the U.S. Air Force technical training course for dental specialists. - - pi , e The U.S. Air Force has promoted Nell M. Collins, son of retired Air Force Lieutenant Col. and Mrs. Cornelius J. Collins of 251 S. Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry, to the rankoffirsttieutenantatAFB,Wyo. ' '': • PAULO B. SEAVER Pvt. Paul G. eaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Beaver, Longwood Circle, Longwood, completed ba sic training at Fort Knox, Ky. - I -. iras_a iede do hobM my "seen Is Iisd OS omp plans had ucudel special aged was to tihe a dabs) job with the bslle*weaid lead to a pdsed steer, esly oudiuded pçbcs by $5 , 'a. avu lurvice In do _Iy ainllgin y•_5 lithii( 's' to it S died At __,1a$ V but the Pedagus dr"eslly. If has the 1. 1 as never ag Ken w om's ftfri Is ty pr".e4 en ed's as mal dark. rofanid toM Is his or eihlea. IIsa,er 1111014110011% In Ma pave, it's at__ ;:"eM. was "er* a.orsdt If I Isud___ w TYad. he rn a rr-' -gi-' jab as a s)eIssaythoolduusvouIdbe basic quslifylag criteria, t Li.14 FBI s t' paper pusher. way FBI physes we ow off the ciis$etid the at the __a 'me"' ___ _ Ia ___ ____ ____ ig I used 's I "P" 5051 Pdft Uft DVI. and T:ltiomsthntthershsdbsaith ,IsvMatha,eMgbe.tabssfoipedsdW vIoaeus01MwvIews,tedsend wu pv+ii,, 9 DW&l Caw to fled IMdi(S1 rsoiln 'sap a pipam. "M.y,uut ,iruISCIsBy ''W I which Usaver as,er Pereld ether Mars) workers a job In a IN -- I agmey. 1 to - - th bi.c _ig at huiquestus, hen hues {'I hove Pree he used Cd 11110116 autos) iscridia Wine told theyhid to Pd hr Ihoks,ir-' th ipusadha wi a rope. it yet to__ tMa ChINS4 Met tus years at t jibe (Mor igri be es) pert eapacity .etfu"e* r thom ____ snIsad1bsInum arm do FE asaPtfortbetweyVp.f - ruler forthe (dM aged) po'-" atopeeMd t15 ITlS4N05ethVSISug.S pus of en by Md lamer cereal :jses ,j,, pj, pr---t aid wrute to , 5. = th = ly Pr' resulted hr 1W wIveysKenleheied1ji,nt Wilt iiiile IM J057. d. daftlowah"Im pis Is thaywenledtokeIfmth_IveatNBy CIWW iWInMdas4adse In do La aid a sklomledIS a, in met th way op to "p6tomb as *t111 - i-Mbs 01 Jadlce at aw ths nr r'-". neset Is the 's • 111101a"11111111190 ho cued we "Was iq.tI, hrteleiIMw.dmlsl IeMa ipyj aged sp --' c,, pill, 'VIM 4111 M the agency rud en iuraesomhoomen IKY 1 ifljj -'•.•i leaders ddset svaduUy ha foithee Ihe (as sputfol sped) , be Weedag' ha,, hiStry in,to gut a 01 year, sder Qerece Xuy .rsd t1dme01thebedvaistebecomia , n_ -- - _ uyeu to dais) 1$ Vlflj1 KlMUsHew _ (WI W1b.es .. VA V. II ill 'ler special spade iffloel he __ r '. 1 '1PNbINip4at*bs; NCiadedfrISdUIUlplSeSs. 01 huweericy 01 am F1' U -_-ui1 Neurl ahj * p77, La By Md the bade ""6air 'I a*II Hve, from m,iin ._________ ricsde,,..Wgddie. Is earl 11ai Is the *a cii cen t"itit'w; ho fipuod he me abed Ith en JACK H. HOPKINS Navy Ensign Jack H Hopkins. wtose wife, Darlene. is the daughter of Marvin L and Dorlhalene M Knowles of 918 Osceola Trail, Casselberry, has been corn missioned in his present rank upon graduation from Officer Candidate School (OCS) at Newport. R I ) lHMiN CARPENTER AIRMAN BURFIELD JACK H.HOPKINS Jack H. Hopkins, whosewife. Darlene, is the daughter Marvin I. and Dorthalene M. Knowles of 918 Osceola Trail, (,,ssejberry has been com rn..,sonecl ifl his present rank upon from Officer Candidate Scocil toc s' son of Ensign rosi of I ° 111111L graduation DAYS (a4F4.4r1I1... .SAN FORDi' PRESCRIPTION CENTER ..I name you tv CHARLES MILLER Charles A. Miller, 18 of 122 Hayes Drive, Sanford, has received a presidential appointment to the United States Mliitary Academy at WS.t Point. A Seminote High School senbr, he Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.. Miller. He will report to the academy on July 1. . JOHN C. JAMES Navy Boatswln's Mate Third Class John C. James, son of Richard I. and Barbara Jobesof 2972 Elkcam Ave., Deltona, Fla., has been promoted to his present rank while serving aboard the minesweeper USS Detector, homeported in Newport, R.I. VIRGINIA S. GAYLOR Airman Virginia B. Gaylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie A. Gaylor of 155 Lego Vista Blvd., Caissiherry, has been assigned to KoesIse AFC, Miss., alter corn. plating Air Force basic training. DAVIINM.McLAUOHLIN Airman Devun M. McLaughlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. McLaughlin of 105 Weeping Elm Lane, Longwood. has been selected for technical training at Sheppard AFB, Tax., in the Air Force civil structural and engineering pavements field. 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Florence, under the direction of dentists licensed by the State of Florida, Is the most experienced, largest denture clinic in Florida 1111111126 Scotch. %x300 mnt MUTWAT 110 Live Plants - Limit 2thru Mach l. I7 Without coupon $1.49 Limit 3 thru Mutt, 4. 1979 We$houtcavpon$l.7 L C I CO U PON VuII.IT$ STRAPPING, SEALING TAPE as VL1E'lJ 3/$ Limit 3 ih,uMø,ch 1 1979 Wilhoijf coupon 49c ASMN C __ 1659 _ 1.00 I I Limit 3thru March 4 Without coupon 1.5 Vf1•I 11:14.I'Ll'l I 'iii_:isi'ii.i: ..._•_ i TIMEX WATcNII $3 14.95 up Limit 1 thru March 4 and Vti'1:11 I:f('PII.l: HLOTION EAD N SHOULDERS SHAMPOO _ frialsile ......... NEW TY-D.IOL SOLID CLEANER 19C for toilets 90: 77 Limit? thr.. March 4 1979 Without coupon 109 IUTU$ LI1l$ -- -s the ,'g ) •. • - ,. . sbus em . ;.• PHI LLIPE.FROST DAVID A.NICKERSON WILLIAM P. VERIGAN Airman Phillip E iros', Navy Mess Management Spec.4WlllIam P. Verigan, whose 85 Specialist Third Class David A. Mr and Mrs Isaac .J I ARTHUR J. ATHENS wile, Julie, lives at 1509 N. Cooper, Marine Second Lieutenant Arthur Nickerson, son of Beverly A. and Orange Ave., LOngwOOd. has Colorado Springs, Cob., was J. Athens, son of Arthur C. and Betta L. Nicherson of Capistrano received a new assignment assigned as a driver with the 1st Majode L. Athens of 102 Toula Ave., Apartments, Altamonte Springs, following graduation from the Armored Division In Schwabach, Longwood, has reported for duty at has reported for duty a the Navy aircraft maintenance special course Germany. His Mrs. Marine Corps Air Satation, Yuma, Service School Command. San conducted by the Air Training Earl C Verigan, live In Forest City. Command at Sheppard AU B. Tex Diego. Ariz. RICHARD P. DYE U.S. Air Force First Lt. Richard P. Dye, son of Mr. amd Mrs. George A. Dye Jr. of 212 Sheridan Drive, Longwood, has arrived for duty at the U.S. Air Force Academy, Cob. II1UIIIIIM 'P MN Km. n7 LELANO P. TEW Leland P. Tew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel E. lewd 225 Forrest Ave., Altamonte Springs, has been promoted to staff sergeant In the U.S. Air Force. AIRMAN BENTZ NESTLE'S Nine years ago, Ken was a recent high school n#k ily reversed Its WIS policy Md lucid FItigurald aneira campalge ww has muds. at_ pa. whess dream was to become FE the deiba in with all ether sppl s wets t a takes et_to testers the BISI Odbliaddishaj.9ftarlillism agad. He was interigliewed by arlso oft fromslelibra pusesly r.t'r' .spulence. vleNeww tea pedilea werth 01 his talents eiwi apww. I' . say aged MA be ud or swIy fired for the Tcs field oce. (le ee econs, (Ma put the at a decided edeedage. p_ ho aft6w I accotto Kota sweis iddavok the Gissise Is ether words, K. bed sped ' yowl ce _iu1uay thd the cud ii the 1111111116V WA ift - . ( ~k COUPON FBI Reneq*i n q On Vows To Workers9 , gime " CHARLES P. CARPENTER Airman Charles P. Carpenter, son of Norma J. Carpenter of Titusville and Walter E. Carpenter, io W. 251h St., Sa nford, has been assigned to Lowry AFB, Colorado. after completing Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas • . WILLIE M. BROWN Willie N. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton E. Brown of Pt. 1, Cactes, S.C.M has been promoted to senior airman in the U.S. Air Force. His wife, Janet, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald V. Cook of Altamonte Springs. ROOSEVELT WHITE JR. Pvt. Roosevelt White Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt White, 16 Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford, recently was assigned as a missile crewman with the 61st Air Defense Artillery in Korea. JACK ANDERSON do . • n , W,# . .. •.. - ERRY'S WORLD . NEILM. COLLINS . ghl • . ROBERT L. JONES Spec. I Robert L. Jones, son of Mr. amid Mrs. Sam Jones, Harrison St., Oviedo. recently participated in Level II tank gunnery training with the 3rd Armored Division In Get. . many. . __ a But what is clear Is that the Justice DepartCosts-the dollar klnd, not the human variety mod treated Udsnan and his orpnitition . 'if's ALL KHOMEINI'S FAULTI' shabbily. They went to pains to advise the major are contributing to the cr1Wlan now directed at the aWsilsolubtser force. It Isunquestionably __________________________________________________________ newipaperi that they were going to flu, the suit, cheaper to fInance a conscripi army than to bat Liebman didn't receive a formal conp[th4 provide the levels of pay and benefits needed to allted and inah1jp an adequate force of " _ ga . . .4. .' p. ((>Ii, ___ ____ _______________ Airman First Class Paul P. Allen Jr., grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson of 513 E. Ninth St., Sanford, has deployed to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for temporary duty. SUSAN S. OUR FIELD Burt ield, Airman Susan S daughter of retired Air Force Master Sergeant and Mrs Cecil L Stambaugh of 7U Palmetto Ave Sanford, h8% completed Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB. Tex. ROSERTE.BENTZ.JR. Air National Guard Airman Robert E. Bentz Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bentz of 1130 Arden St., Longwood, has graduated at Lackland AFB, Tex., from Air Force basic training. Navy Fireman Technician Third Class William H. Wright Jr., son of William H. Wright of $03 Under Oaks, Altamonte Springs, has reported for duty aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Lynde Mc. Cormick. homeported In San Diego. C __________________________ _ conviction that citizenship entails responsiwitties as well as privileges. 2$, 17i-7A ______ ___ train Friends xandthsah of Iran-among ll dthMlINoopSthfulIY. 1 halls are beginning to suspect It. And new It may not even pay to be a friend of a friend. On Dec 1$, It seems, the big dailies began calling one Marvin Uetxnai of New York, aaklng him to comment on the Justice Depart. mont's civil suit against him. What suit?, Mr. Ielbn'n asked. The suit charging that the organization he manages, the Amerlcan-Qilean COWICII, WU not, In fact, an Independent groop of private citizens Interoded In Improved U.S.hile relations, but was Instead secretly financed by the Chilean government and had failed to disclose that fact. Mr. Lehman stoutly denies the accusation In a current newsletter published by his or organnizattion. Astothe merits of the case,Idon't know whether the Justice Department or Liebman Is right. A court will presumably decide that. (j ' i iu, PAULI. ALLEN N. C. ___ ________ - JAMES T.MINOR KURT J.CULVER Navy Seaman Recruit James T. NICHOLAS P.SIMONELLI Airman Kurt J. Culver, Ion of Minor, son of Rufus H. and Betty J. Airman Nicholas P. Simonelli, son Mrs. Judith J. Culver of $86 Greed Minor of 711 Cherokee Circle, of Mrs. Diania Fisher of Longwood, Bend Road, Altamonte Springs, has Sanford, has completed recruit and Frank R. Simonelli Sr., 1111 training at the Naval Training Park Drive, Casselberry, has received a new assignment following graduation from the Center, Orlando. received a new assignment aircraft maintenance specialist IRUCE W. BEADLE following graduation from the course conducted by the Air Marine Private First Class Bruce aircraft maintenance specialist Training Command at Sheppard Beadle, son at Glenn J. and Ruth course conducted by the Air AFS, Tax. Beadle of 106 Butternut Lane, Training Command at Sheppard Longwood, has been meritoriously AFB, Tex. promoted to his present rank upon graduation from recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, WILLIAM H. WRIGHT JR. Parris Island, S.C. n-h ____________________ III st -ç is Particlpatingin the flrst Return ol Orcesto Germany (REFORGER) (cercse to beheld in Winter were: FC Petrick A. Brown Sr.. son of V. ar$I Mrs. Robert L. Brown, SW '.attie' St., Sanford; Pvt. Kenneth .Coltn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Olin, 04 Cherokee Circle, Sanford; 'PC Anthony G. Everidge, son of Ar. aria Mrs. WIllIeG. Everidge, Pt. ,Maitland; Pvt. LuciousL. Fuller, on of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Mckevrr, itchtll Hamock Road, Oviedo; 'FC Charles E. Thompson Sr., vtose wife, Jacklyn. and mother, _____ )Iga C. Strickland, live at 105 W. Midway Drive, Longwood; Rudolph V. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.emn Butler, 2151 W. 10h St., Santo ; SP4V1rgIIL. Hayes,sonof TIj'[ Mrs. Mary Hayes, 1116 E. Ith St ., Sanford; and 1st Lt. James D. Booth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ayers Booth. Rt. 1, Maitland. It doesn't pay to be a friend of the United ___ - Is almo damming ____ Following are names ofsorne f the Sem1mleCowdymà sod Wmfll serving in the rce5: Wednesday, Feb. In Th e Se rvic e CPL. ALLEN Shabby A Wou ld Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ., penivillap"ft - lATh PLAZA S*NFO OPEN DAILY CAM. To, P.M. P.M. SUNDAY 10A.M. 511 iday) (Liquir Cteiid PHONE 323-91" NX 3214M IMI PSSIIISAYVUIBAV.5AT*yINiuBAv . Ow Ped'ey: lads .Mflhad Ow Is ,,sd to be $p.tiol aslepe,isd PIIs nised by .i&s' or nadIr LsiL 1w sde at or bile. th. srtis.d cpans. Amy others or. our svsnyd.y low pncss. prim at Muss. wslssa spscI$asly ithirwiei 'wssd Semi rsuhr t.. quoted mmy In semi stores. i, at Adoorii,.j 51p14 point *.. ,,t) 1111 9M rirv.d to limit quantities an all items we piks very [1i141 T WALGWN CO.. 197"1 �SPORTS IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . . . Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1979 AIli lark Battling Image Problem Ho Ye By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Corresponent things progressed the way I wanted them to, then it was MY decision, to quit or go on. You're shot to begin with 11 you're pressured," he said. Scott's Dad, Jim Clark, is a physical education instructor at South Seminole Middle School. Just before an actual fight, Scott stays calm. "1 watch TV or take a nap. I gear my mind and have been to a hypnotist," he said. Presently he Is under contract to Pete Ashlock at the Orlando Sports Stadium, and has a record Of 28-2. RememberIng his first pro fight, at age 17, he recalled, "It was May 26, 1976. I won." Discussing the unacceptable social status of boxing, Scott said, 'People look do wn on boxing. They don't like the idea of two people trying to hit each ot her. But to me, football is the most dangerous sport there Is. Those Players try to hurt each other in sneaky ways. When they gouge or crunch each other, no one notices. "Yet most parents want their kids to be football players. I 'd like to help change people's thinking about boxing. It onlY gets a bad name U somebody gets in the ring who hasn't had the right training or proper condi tioning. In all t he time I've been boxing, I've never been involved in a st reet fight. I've always kept my fight ing in the ring." :.,!harp dresser, handsome and articulate. Yet he's 'fession which he says "Is not socially acceptable." cit Clark, 20, is a bo xer. A resident of Casselberry, lie's Irady tasted the big-time and is eager for more. A I, r, ecks ago, he challenged the welterweight champion, Fepito Cuevas, In Los Angeles. Even though he lost that decision in the second round, by a technical knockout, he made a gr eat showing in the I irt round. "I was in the right place at the wrong time," h' .c.'s(f of the knockout. Rising twice to gallantly contin ue the fight, he now admits he can't remember doing that. di *1 di " I had aconcussion and don't remember the knockout. But with the excellent conditioning and will to fight. I ;'tnmtir:ally kept going," he said, adding, "I was the l!rst 'ne ever to get up after being knocked down by Cuevas. Sure, I'd fight him again , any day of the week." nce he w 12 years old, Scott had been drawn into boxirg, and turned pro at 17. "I was encouraged by my lad, but never pressured. Same with my trainer, tiiiiukk Polo. I could have quit any time. They felt if p w N till V4 Scott's motivation toward boxing is money. Completely candid, he said, "I'm in it to make money. The Cuevas fight in Los Angeles gave me $25000. There's big money in LM fight game." Scott has great rappo rt with his trainer, DominiLk Polo. "When I'm fighting, it's two against one. We comrn rmmicate the whole time. I wouldn't be anything without him," he said. His girl friend, Tern White, is another staunch supporter. Calling all his fights learning fights, Scott said, "They are filmed and we study the films. We try to fig ure where we made mistakes." A modest young man, th spite of being in the pubflc eye, Scott, discussing his career, said, "It's been a fantastic experience, and I've enjoyed every second of it. In life, you deal with so many different types of people. You can't learn to cope under pressure. Pressur e can destroy you. However, you can learn to deal with anything. I guess my learning to deal with people has been wor th 10 years of schooling. The main thing I've learned f rom the sport of boxing is experience in life. I wouldn't take an ything for th at." SCOTT CLARK ON THE LINE C Newman Grand Slam Keys S e min oles V Sports If V a F Parade $4 0U SC SHS 9 Edges 11 %Ill.ION HICHM1tN a fi Whotta Start For ReggIeI J%/• Park O1tT LAUDERDALE, Fin. (UP!) She was a little girl and he was retarded, and as busily occupied as he was, Reggie 'on rwiticed that immediately. little girl and her mother were among the more than 200 who waited patiently In the stands until Jackson finished his workout of the spring Tuesday. w:s the last member of the Yankees to leave the field, but 1w did, hewalked over to the stands near the first base iut to sign autographs, ht qi th e iiiother of the little girl made the request for her, J.OH turned his full attention to the youngster. Who's your favorite player?" he asked her. At: eernid a bit timid and her mother repeated Jackson's - a a By GEORGE SHRIVER I C a C .tiUil. h 'F Seminole High School *Ifft b4 It I I, . . ' a ___ - ,.. team ran ..' -I ' - .' - f. • 1 . - all ' . .,'.... . . '-'!" '' "'-. "". i..i . '- .. .. - -. ... • '' .- .. i • '.' Herald Pasts by Gisi,s sartv.r NEWMAN CONNECTS FOR FIRST-INNING GRAND SLAM HOMER rally past vastly-improved Daytona Beach, 5-4. It was Seminole's olUág divisional match and time n • In AII=DIstance Medle ' ... . . w. -- - . - L'b P19W Eliot bell 1W tM Didomworm"In ft so ovw On 3-M Rrm reires bd t"bmw 7W 0* Vpd of the "a* 89M11111011 911111110 1W ft I Now Artficial Bait Milli, 40 3 ____ . 8.0. "Daytona Beach picked up a couple of transfer students, a I are really tough," said & C coach Larry Castle. "LanI U ____ Breec-Coates d. a.i. s.3. ,.......,o....4.a..........-..J ..; ...... ,.,,: -4 -I _.I - wersuped by tills sal= tam, - (SM) d. Marks I, Clause (SM) 1t0*5-1. HoN 54; SirleyD. I' e WKemen sny $-I. - test Albany St. 70, Utica 65 Brdgwtr 103. Lowell 93 Bryant is, Babson 71 Cncrdia 100, Cathedrl N Dartmouth 77, Harvard 71 Ithaca 101, Oswego SI 4.1 Sixth Race. ~. B 2 Salty Red 33,10 13.10 5.20 3Micks Wind Out 10.10 6.10 I Dave Pear 5.00 0 (2.3) 151.00; P (23) 3334.30; T (2.3-i) 1940.60. Time 39.20. Seventh Race, 5.36,5 3 Ho Hum Dan 12.80 510 6.10 1 Ruth le Mae iso 5.50 8 Maple Scott 0(1-3)23.20; p 9130; T (3.15)373.50. Time 31.71. .1 LU Eighth Race, e,8 3 Hand Out Scott 32.00 1,40 7.20 lRedCrash 3.20 3.00 I Bunsen 5.40 0(3-1)23.40; P (3.5) 133.40; 4) U3.60. Time 31.11. ave o 2O t 32 on four fiberglass belted tires. Sale $29ea. El Tigre 278s. Wide 70 and 78 series profile feature a 2 polyester ply body with 2 fiberglass baits. Metric 0111 sizes In blackwall only. No trade-in required. Tire mounted at no extra charge. Sale prices effective through Saturday. 323-2454 TODAY 137 F78-14 $4 $3 G78.14 H78-14 G78-15 14$ $41 $43 $42 2.21 2.34 2,53 2.59_ 2,52 3.1 1.42 $49 135 $35 $30 $30 $30 $30 1.41 lU 1.74 $3 off wheel alignment. Reg. 11.5, Sal. s.fl... A must for new tires. Professional electronic alignment to factory specs for better tire wear. 'Most U.S. cars. Make appoIntment throuh Saturday. Save on deluxe heavy duty shocks installed. 23.99 Wilson' Polymatch racketball shoe with tough nylonuppers VW a long luting polyurethane sole. Padded collar and cushioned sole. White with red trim. Men's bowling shoe is suede with cotton terry lined insole. tJCPenney 2.16 $45 $35 $35 185.15' ' Blackwell Sale 12.50.. -. $50 $4 $53 157 155-15' 16.99 9 $44 165-13' Sale 21.99 *41 142 2.22 H78-15 grip. Sat. 12,99 Reg. 15.99 Leach Brumfield Autograph aluminum racket $34 Sale + fed, tax $29 1.14 2.01 935 $3ê 155.12' I4 11IAdms d. p, MW 0ye d. 1. -. Holds shoss'and bill. Reg. L78-15 ..-."\ - Tire size A78-13 C78-14 D70.14 E78-14 racket with rectangular n ' -' 2) 71.00. Time 32.05. Fifth Race, 316, C 1 Manatee Josh 9.20 1.40 2.60 Cam 660 2.50 2Mneola Rhoda 470 0(4.1)11 10; P (4.7) 61.40; T 1 4.7. 2) 119.10. Time 33.96. Reg. 12.99. Wilson' Strokemaster fiberglass tls (Si) d. 5. NO Li; $1) d. Isrily SI; KIN1SS ( ) OpssliulyIn.m,4pauIdevflsI8.asiep.m. _.Sg..1. .i'-._- ........-,, - ..... •. .- .. So. III. 71, Creighton 67 Wichita St. 70, Drake 69 (mlsl..um requlnd by LAW) k ___ .4 4k.'. k.,, __. First N.eed lAd. St. 91, W. Tex St. Ii New Max. St. 12, Tulsa 79 - Great buys on bags and shoes. Plmer (SI) d. N. HeN IS; Bar y $4 Holt (S _____ • 3.00 T (5.7. S IA v999 Women's bowling shoe is suede with cotton Wry Nnsd insole padded wNer. .. PIN 335 fed, tax, Size HiS-iS. 25% off Stop Actions Rugged RV tire d&sgned for off/on road us.. Deep biting tread to keep you moving. Nylon cord body with raised white letters. Tubeless. No trade-in required. Tires mounted at no extra charge. / brake overhaul. -. Front disc/ncr drum I p "u' U I Front/rear drum Complete brake overhaul beginning with a complete inspection of system for wear. Thin we rebuild calipers Of cylinders, resurface drums or rotors, repack front wheel bearings. Install new linings, springs, seals. Bleed and refill fluid, adjust parking brake and road test I car. Save 25% on a complete line of brake replacement Parts. lee most Americas cars, foreign mates sNght$y higher. Mats appoIntment thru Saturday. 96 Tire size !!L H7111-11511111 $37 147 333 L711-15' u $49 3.2 169 $79 04 444 5.44 5.57 11-15 99 12.15 W 12.11.5 16104 Sale +fed.tax Availabie In traction or rib tread design, ] Rustproof ing with DacarCotse SUPONDPLM WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 1141 ad Lee hid u huIyla.m.4 pm. Sunday lItIS4:ISp.m. Save 140 on four on/off road tires. Sale $47 Rig. $13 plus 2.50 installation. Big 1" piston shock is built for demanding road and driving conditions. Firm stable ride, lade resistant, reliable control. For most American cars, 18.50 The JCPenney Shock Absorber un -ilfodive mu sun. I ____ •- all light Csnf.rtnce First bou nd Kansas 01, Iowa St. 70 Missou ri 92, Okla. St. 70 Okla ho ma 77, Colorado 37 Kan. St. it. Neb. 40, 2ot Rig. 21.19. Choose the Ebonite 'Personal 300' Plastic ball In Lurgundy, light blue, jade green or the Brunswlch 'Custom 300' In rust/gold. 10, 12, 14, 16 weIghts. . - 13.00 5.00 3.10 -21.99 tCor151;(5S)t Do 2 Franko 51 SANPORDORLANDO TUESDAY NIGHT First Race, 3.16,0 le MNFOIDPLAZA Hwy. 174$aid AIijuI $. .1..... Dog Racing 2.71 Wilson' nacketballs, 2 oer can High t towns split a pair of matchi Tuesday U the boys knock I off DSytOM Beach Seabree by a 5-2 margin, bit the gU i smi.s Cob. Coll 333, Neb.-Wslyn 90 So. Cob. 72, No. Cob. 67 Fourth Race, 5.16, 0 I Strike Force 9.60 400 260 1 HG'S Whitefoot 1.10 3.10 PIP AUTO INSURANCE 'I TeamsSO IL lcomitedy WSJ NVOrMll 841 West Third Race, 5.14.M 2Mss Kristine 16.70 460 1.10 S Wright Counsel 360 3.00 l Bet NGo 350 Q (2-3) 33.00; P (2-3) 73.90; T (2S• 30390 3)1121.00. Time 31.71. Tenth Race, 5.16,A 2Kukomonga 13.60 7.20 3.50 7MeclinC. Miller 3.50 4.10 I Nancy's Best 2.10 0(27) 30.40; P (2-7) 95.10; T (7.7. 4)307.40. Time 33.32. Eleventh Race,S.16,C biusta Prince 1.10 4.60 4.10 4 Mary's Craze 7.40 3.10 7TA 3.60 0(4.4) 31.10; P ('.4)74.70; T (4-47) 457.00. Time 31.74. Twelfth Race, ~. D 3 Penny Hanson 33.00 5.20 3.60 6 Proud Marigold 1.60 3.10 2 B. Allspice 4.60 0(3-6) 19.60; P (3-6) 70.20; T (3-4. 21 I0 Time 3.IS. A- 3204: Handle- $241317 NEW LOCATION ,.. HWY. 1792 1 1k. Mary Blvd. and bowling savings, SHS Tennis' Isaan Southwest Grnd Cnyn 63, W. N.M. 60 Sthwstrn 95. Tex Lulh $4 39.34. 4.10 Q4717.6o;Pu$31s3.4oT4.7. NOW IN SANFORD RItchIeLlIlt. 1. Marquette $3, So. Car. 64 Mo. Valley 75, Tarkio 10 Plttsbg St. $6, Kan. Nwmn 84 Upper Iowa $6. Wartburg 60 Wayne 65, Chadron 35 Wichita St. 70, Drake 69 Yngstwn St. 112, Ashlnd 73 DO (4.5) 329.20; 0 (3-5) 44.50: P (S. 3) 103- 80 ; T ($3-I) 223.40. Time GRAND OPENINGII '.2. 1; 4, - Bllrmne 92, Ind. CII Cedrvl 91, Mt.Vrnn Nat IS Central 91, Simpson 73 Evansvl 77, St. Joe Ind. 72 Ft. Hays St. 102, Krny 100 Hunti ng ton 69, Grace 67 Luther 61, Dubuque 61 Anne 8Wrg4t Flame 1010 3.010 520 7.60 1.00 3Witd McCoy Rag. 29.99. Leach aluminum Charlie Brumf ield Pro racket. ball racket with modIfied nctangularhead and 5.1. 13.99 Rig. 18.99 Wilson' Select racket d. Mark Girdlor 74, 42. Ora m Webb (S) d. Torn Broace 746 Mike Coates(0) d. Phil Ritchie 6. 6-3; Chris Ll"lo (S) d. Frank 11d. H810-PhIN11411 S-7, 6-4. 7-46; Webb d. Girdl,r.Botr Midwest Albion 68, Calvin 61 Anderson 61, Bethel 60 Pitt is, G. Washington 10 Rutgers 47, Penn St. 37 2)14475363 37.3 26 379 $3 411 170 Cesare, Fla. Bluefield SI, Cecils 73 Bowie St. 19, M. Wshngtn 13 E. Mnnrite 59, Lib Bapt 66 Falrmt $3 DavIsl.Elkins 64 Longwd 66, Clinch Vat 63 Md.-ftalf Co. 70, Towsn 57 Salsbry 96, St. Mrys $5 Eastern BIN First Round Villanova 7$. Mass. 71. of West Va. 73, Duquesne SO 17$ 131 WhIte. Mit. Aidrsn.Brdus $2, Glenvl 77 IHonest image Tuesday 261%944M A. Green . LSU Racketball . S.-- ......... Basketball 2621311571720 26223 321 21.5 29262 30262621.6 25220 50190 19.6 Davis, Vandy 3 CircusCity South 1150 5.60 4.00 6.60 4.10 2.60 Shiltin Bloomer head shape and leather Durable vinyl bowling bag holds ball and shoes. Pot,'ssW zipper and -. College ?a 262146 00 ISA Scales, LSU Second Race, ,,C SWindsong Love Ninth Race,3.16,5 ISuiro s.so S PG PT Pti Ave. Johnson. Tom. this one. I'd say Daytona ra a right up there In the top five n Rack-style vinyl bowling bag with double handles and __ Tuesday's leselts NY Islanders 7, Montreal 3 Colorado 1, Boston 2 St. Louis 1, NY Ranges 1 10 7 RocketWhit 410 SL.L..'s Brio 0(4-7) 74.20; T (4.1-3) $94.50. Time 37 Sale 10.99 99 ___ i 131 311 76.6 16 62 1174.5 Pro Hockey karIne DenIels,Ga. KIng, Ala. Wlntsr Park Mall. -- - Player, ss.I Sporting goods available at Sanford Plaza and 15.99 ___ Turner.Ml,s. statistics: in th se 1W do ___ 26 146 152 $0.7 79 141138 77 Navy 70, Rfldiph-Mcon 65 St.Vlnce it. Grve Cty 76 S.E. Mass 99. Colby tO Stonhill 117, E. Conn. 7$ Union Si, RPI 69 Wstmnstr 70, Pt Park VI __ __ , Turn. Verderber, Ky. Green. LSU OW'iCl Hollywood BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) or Than Real I'hin - 76 10112$80.8 Stroud, Miss. eastern Conference Individual basketball -, fl_a 24617511.3 261$ 103 11.0 ran the team's overall record o ST. AUGU$TINE (UP!) struck the clear, pliAble ash- form whre*inr',u,If DougMwrlsUku.el wad off - A 1vur*y of Flulda ut Ste oft lNthneaa inthew tadsr.lbs*," W YOU !I- New Drld (wt Manhattan IV $IMSLI*$ it butter thut litoone. rerck anY' be hu prolid (r. -- -ahWAMW who I VM Le.i a York nieiiecoml emin iataiaaUal AilMe sad A& $lhers 3 'ivNI(i 1 t dared an artificial bait li 'lbs .lig14, $pound son of , osinboratwy Uthsm*s WhiI1S1 M OssNe 31.7ai. ii 'Ws darted out I. iovi Willie Randolph has been mmd 13 3 S ('4Ijy doss fla,srs that hungry mb To tad the bait, r said Lab. "In A*itt$e01 we Pd 11 in Wklbba5d I I •$m* in for mor. than 1117* II ____ Rant Park, en top and asver rim fur Is .ofPk 4 NJ., . , atuircat4 reeern r14 a dt -the rm of an arteIeI fadsricoirtbyatalliaguscy __ Nssmin Ii 1 301 ±ibsck.Hsbsat3H,eae We'IIdWUUL&Cr tatgolfthsdwhbbs* md thm in t1 Wlo II) MddMt ttMt1airuehe"uilsti,slly" 3111y dog Ars'1UGlad by fuur ayslikMheiurBe*," , 1thsroftheee adL It Is r basedaa74psrcadesm. ' brolieo(facontract With ths • lengths. 81z4o-oes shot nsdforaFlorldafontbsll par '-dv the muds ctsimthsh.sh," Ed in ' 31 '1te 12'', Dpenl.d ( ø- 1 tt chair, bitter t the reel ert v the tw. Iscpw 66 Mh a bails 1i Court papers flied In U.S. buss sailee. wasePee Iydsrs, as "We pit the dhoubd in a. red *w nd fpMI* RAftI* " ft wW MOM psyoft of thing. 71* uasdin esperinusats dndeshe." C1111111111111111. Clarion, Fla. Price, Aub. Williams, Ky. Florida Christian 47 Call Sanfard.. Robert Hale (5) d. Lynn Oyb 36. 44 Bill McCormick (0) d Ken PMIsn7-o. 7-4; Kyle LaniiI ' Ranclolnh Faces Suit - The Raiders have a mat today at Florida JC n Jacksonville and visit Santa e in Gainesville Thursday. Whitehead were all Issued It was right out of one stakes the evening for any race. The speed and ability to rim the. the third favorite. w,Ik4, papers 10 SCOIS competition and into another quinlela paid a whopping stretch hard In the second "rtt:d crisis No.2 could have turned out more serious. tint f the .' $36500 The 2-74 tnifecta paid sprint race. Lad year's win With juata little underhalf the we after Jaekson had finished his workout and thee jii Wells walked 10 Kuuiel Club neared $2,151.00. Slippery paid $35.20 to champ at SOKC won by a length season ott of the way c.at in tile dugout answerIng questlona by n smen f Seminoles run No, 2 and mark of its mod successful win while heading a perfects over longshot Tampy, R Dee's Longwood greyhound plant Is ftfl lMU'. Newman followed by &nathirs to date which paid $O2i0 What would happen, Jackson was asked, if the Yankees decided a long bail OV the left Delight ran third. op over $1 rTmllliun from last Pick proved she was The final two sprint races of he wasn't good enough to be their regular right fielder and told wall *0 f.d away for his grand OnKim's The dosed r1M of the night season. lilt keeps op its pruut dm of as she the evening rum truer to form. saw Dell's Jet nose ott Ahioso pace this season's handle him lie would be their designated hitter. IlIIiI. ran Away with the Kings and Both were won by the betting Aids it the wire, Dill's Jet should top the $44 million "Depends on how they approach it to me," he said. "I'm not Park left two an base Queeii'InaIs. She oitduelsd favorites, gonna be tricked into It. Ill rebel If it's that. I don't like t. went oø at lees than even mark-the highest In SOKC of but Miami dir edder to bring B. Gü,r showed her early money while Ahioso Aleta wee history. Then udden1y, he threw In the shocker. cmsecond back In of theatbrine blanket bottom the "I'm not gonna be the designated hitter at 33 years of age. III to the make a charge trophythe for the Paul and SdueeIe quit first," he said. But he quickly amended that. With a cnblnatIon "Gee that really so unds tough, he said. ___of walks Immediately after the race a at WWw she Rome He was laughing now, seeking to Park was able to within two where sh, will rim for Sciuesi. "Do you understand what I'm trying tosay? I'm ph,iiu.aiq uv n the Inkw4ee, es will. A hard charging B. going to embarrass myself. And I don I waist W UIWWUi l Wkh in cit in the third inOkegur rut third in the race. I've been embarrassed here ... I lU wt 1'15 lowl, isilee ____ pjcl zul please keep it In proper context when you ease pro a went to the ftrt tom hSsdo0IFft BtM the tone of what I'm trying to imply. ftw tiray gOing What Reggie Jackson was saying was wu be WenR W 4 J),• hit a loe under to third, o the far limit. But à make waves. He's happy with everybody, he w, u vu to Wd Us m00sd tine, sound Schada ICaunsi d hewedher stay that way, a Last spring he darted out the same way and ev.-yuai e ___ gear ue puning away. " ' ' smoothly for nearly five moidk wi _i Sbiok I1bing 5Wa7 it the lead one "I eat until the time I bunted," he said, about the episode which triggered imis trouble with Billy Martin. MiSsy fs.d herd en MANATEE J(H NIPS CAM IN TUESDAY'S 5Th RACE "Tiny knowl They knowl" Jwbm WOW bewft. "You guys would remember OW date." iou 241553.057.1 Missouri Valley Comforeloce and Webb carried us tirom h mire Pwk pitchers. inatheirir had gotten on bm in this opening initing wbo bg wn bit by a pK& UW Link, Juan into Tuesday and had to rely some clutch playing by 1K Langill and Graham Webb ... IIIIn 1.1ilf"itilig also. Ir-son deposited his gear in his locker and then werA Wo ft txmtluoom to shave off his beard. By now, all the other Yankee players vere on the field and It was 10:20 before the dean shaven Jnckta cit joined t he m. th - - I'm looking at you," answer ed the Yankee owner, , 26334214430 Free ISriw sMq5a PIay,q,,d,,ef SPIN PTA Pd. Macy, Ky. 2611101 $6.1 Rhodes, Vendy 26 SEC Leaders PHILADELPHIA (UPI) The Philadelphia flyers said Tuesday goalie Bernie Parent, who is expected to be out for e rema der of e ason because of an eye in jury, will not be discharged f rom the hospital until the end of the week or next Monday. Parent has been in Pennsylvania Hospital .1 e. he wan accldomtally struck In the right eye with a stick in the first period of a home game with the New York Rangers on Feb. 17. DAYTONA BEACH; Seminole Community Cofleges . Deerborne $3 Parent Still Hospitalized Opener., . Highlands Christian 32 33 Ala. Grn. LSU SCales, LSU 74 166 26161.9 7974243$ $9.5 2622237$ $57 24 fl 171 $7 23220352 57.6 24242 451 Stroud. Miss. Davis, Vandy SlJWU7 "V 0PONFQAPi. 73 1217024)1 26 17$ 777 43.4 A. Green, LSU Peck, M.S?. Phillips, Ala. JOIVICIi, Tom. Clearwater Central Catholic 61 Groveland 47 Mullberry 56 For t Pier ce John Carrol l 35 Pahoee SO Gulliver 43 CLASS l.A Milton Allentown 43 Malone 42 Tallahassee McClay 96 Green. sboro II Dayt ona Wa rn er Christian S2 Jacksonville Univers ity Christian 66 Tren ton 46 Orlando Luther 47 Sarasota Booker 70 Tampa Berkley 60 West Palm Beech Benjamin 61 •• 292797.9 $5110U5 . MICI Wlldwood 101 Mt. Dora West Palm 2$71$$4 24223 S.S Teon PleIdSeal PIaysr,ssf ro 52 StrVA, Miss. . IVIS 101) . b' ' ' ' C • . .. eiready made up his mind to do so, anyway. pleased with the manner In nodded and Jackson took his cap off his head and put It on which his team knocked off a lo ng-time arch-rival. Al the years he played for t he Yankees, Babe Ruth never "Errors and walks," he in:,tde it grander spring training entrance Ow Reggie Jackson did explained. Newman avoided turning herotogoatby making '.. 1k c;nn the daybyeasllysrnootjiIng over one potential cr js the final putout. He had coal:H eidul it by getting through another one magnificently. mltted five miscues lnthe field. acu this was the first day the regular players were to report, Darien Whitehead went the •. Lenion l'!d a meeting before the workout. It was brief, only two dist ance for the victory, minutes long, and unique In that the media was allowed to attend yielding five hits, walking IL seven. told the players he had only a couple of rules and one of "The field didn't helP the U n was "be on time." He expected everyone out on the field by situation," said Lundqulst. 0 ai "The mound had a huge hole ,oil showed up in the clubhouse ontlmne but he was spotting right in front of the rubber, It's Jac*-., twn months' growth of beard. One of George Steinbianner's tough pitching *ill." t1?lesln that all the Yankees Wilibeclean shaven, at least ufuu Mike Wright scored the concerned. A neatly trimmed moustache Is all right, eventual winning run In the tciribremumer, who was on hand for Tuesday's workout, hap- third miming on an overthrow, ned to be in Iisnon's office when Jac kson showed op In the Malting 1174 at that pout. clubhou.sr and also umme Into the office Take-me-out for a walk is S "I et you're looking at me," Jackson said to Stelnbrenner, what happened to the Winter i; S C - - - established itself in the role as dominating baseball team In the area Tuesday by posting a 76 victory over Winter -Park as Bobby Newman blasteda grand slam homer to lead the Seminoles to their fifth straight win without a loss, Seminole coach Bob Lun ____ 'sicloy Rivers," answered the little girl, his ljrought a howl of delight from all those around her and a mte (rozt Jacoi tho Live bWls aav.b I 'yew NabS Herald Corresposdent . jowili LANGRILL GRAHA1 J0n5en, Newberry 61 Flaglef Palm Coast 6 262161.4 Hannah, Fla. Hilliard 55 interiochen PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UP!) - The California Angels opened their spring training workouts Tuesday with all but five players on hand. Recently acquired first baseman Rod Carew was among the 32 roster players and 11 nonroster players who turned out. The squad was split in half because of inadequate facilities at the Palm Springs complex, with one group working out in the morning and the other during the afternoon. 2623S Brn,M.St. CLASS 1-A Vernon 71 Baker 50 Port St. Joe $0 Ha vana 72 Carew In Angels Uniform 2u3.l Stroud, Miss. Scales, LSU Davis. Vsndy Beach North Shore 43 Hallandale 75 Key West 51 BOSTON (UP!) -Bob McAdoo makes his Boston Garden debut In a Celtics uniform tonight, but playerCoach Dave Cowens hasn't decided how to use Big Mac's attack. Cowens has benched himself and started MCACIOO In the pivot the last three games to speed his acclimation to the team's system. C.owens said Tuesday he would decide who will start at center just before the club starts Its game against the New Orleans Jazz. (Herald Photo by Etda Nichols) I King, Ala Cittae,Avb. - McAdoo In For Celtics AVI. 2$ iu 11.3 s Pick. M.SI. L. Green, LW Playoff Results Class IA Jacksonville Raines 70 Jacksonville Sandalwood 5$ Lakeland 67 Orlando Evans 64 Double Overtime Tampa Robinson 55 Clearwater 52 Daytona Beach Mainland $4 Satellite Stuart-Martin County 61 PIper 52 Nova $6 Carol City 77 Jackson 7$ Killian 37 Class 3.A Jacksonville Bishop Kenny IS Live Oak Suwannee IS Ocala Vanguard 36 Green Cover Springs- Clay 32 Cocoa $3 Apopka Bartow 61 Dade City 5$ Triple Overtime Tampa Jesuit 72 Fort Myers 45 Belle Glade Central 41 Palm HALLANDALE, Fla. (UP!) -Spectacular Bid, solid early favorite for Gulfstream Park's $200,000 Florida Derby March 6, is now Insured for $10 million, the colt's trainer disclosed Tuesday, "His Insurance was raised from $7 mill ion to $10 m illion just before the Hutcheson Stakes Feb. 7," said trainer Grover "Bud" Delp. Spectacular Bid Is owned by the Hawksworth Farm stable of Harry, Teresa and Tom Meyerhoff of Eastern Maryland. 2214341 311 149 Plsyir,9se B asketball Spectacular Bid Insured For A Cool One Million - Grim, MSI. High School IN BRIEF A1uIIL'Il JCPe AUto Center - Hwy. 1142 aid State St. Ops. Msuday.Sitwd.yIi.. terISp.m. Ops Sunday t2$5:*p.m. ... . 69s88 WINTU PARK MALL Hwy. 174* ad Lee Used OpsmMuisy-1etwdsySa.m.te:ISpm. Opsa Sunday tItISte$zISpm. ......... 1.... ,... - �1IA—Evin, HiraM, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1971 OURSELVES Winter Springs Map Conflicts Spark Building Ban Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BY ROGER ROY metal shop to locate in cording to city,s completellst is developed of the ' rwomarn . to litigation to the time of a Interest statement earlier In the Herald Cii eqeadeas residential neighborhood areas where the building Development (PU D) $340X0 lawsuit." "The way ft if land meeting because he lives No building permits will be Moss Road. restrictions. The PUD rezone Just this piece of That figure Is the amount directly across the street from which was drawn up by the city permit moratorium 1sd for The 9Oday moratorium will anning comnlIttee days in certain .Imposed. But several are along restrictions allow commercial property we're going to get believed to have been paid for the proposed site of the sheetl heetP ar arm of Winter Springs while allow city wanner Richard structures to be built on the sued. If you went to correct the the Moss Road site by the metal shop. Moss r Statep y used t the city administration tries to Rozansky to draw i.ç a proposal Winter Splings t and other areas Of the city Moss Road site only if they are zoning deficiencies in the city ft owner, who was not present at Several council members resolve dradlctlone in zoning correcting the conflicts in the city's "complimentary to and cornshould be done In one where two Tuesday types of land night's meeting, said they believed there would fl$PL ?onI restrictions. ei used colors meet, he said. patible with the surrounding prehensive act that covers all m Councilman Laurent eventually be some conflict The moratorium was imRcsansky said the problem the ''? area," according to city at- the zoning problems in the city Pellerin, who had urged the over the zoning contradictions. f UyLUC areas, posed by Qty Council Tuesday are the result of contradictions as The motion said"You can see moratorium camefor the torney Wallace Stalnaker. and not just one Isolated case." council to change the zoning of "You can't deny a man the Aff the C011trOdIdlons were between the way poruons of the they just don,t to He said his discussed the after council Because the property adjacent Councilman Bill Jacobs, the the Moss Road p opet ty to use of his property wftboul good Jibe. discovered during a debate city are actually zoned and the Possibilityof to 11-acre tract once used as a only councilman voting against PUD, said be believed the reason, and we would have a Proposalwill probably be over whether to permit a sheet way they should be zoned ac combination a changing the restrictions of the sewage treatment plant is the moratorium, said "I think rezoning would be "using the hard time justifying It the way WO. use of the MOSS Road property residential, Stalnaker said the the Issue we should be ad- police powers Of the city for a the zoning ordinances And nu -said It will be a from commercial zoning under property could not be used for a fressthg Is whether or not the good, valid, stdflcient cause." now,,, said Mayor Troy Piland wee"Probably"e 1111111 kbefore orethe a city s comprehensive land snj shop under the council wants to submit the city Pellerin filed a conflict Of after the meeting. PEOPLE sAvmcs IN BRIEF Loud Boom In Sky Ends 7 Years SAT MARCH 3 - WE PORTERVILLE, Calif. (UP!)— Bobby Jimenez, 30, who Was left totally deaf by spinal mlnlngltls jiat before his third birthday, said he was driving home about midnight Monday when he saw a bright orange flash in the sky followed by a loud boom. But no one else In the vicinity had heard the sound of any explosion. Jhnlnez was scared sobadly he drove straight to the Tulare County Sher1ff's Office. After jt dawned o him hecould hear, Jlinenlz was taken to a hospital where he broke Into a broad smile and gleefully repeated his own name when interviewed by Barbara Dotson, who works with deaf people and had treated Jimenez in the past. 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Prnc SUPERX VITAMINS CIL 44 t - In t some to was A favorite dessert of everyone who ever visits the Balmer home is a concoction that Lillian originated. "1 call it Ice Qeam Cake, although it uses sherbet. You buy or make a large angel food cake. Break it up in pieces the size of a scoop of ice cream. Use ½ gallon of the three-flavor carton of sherbet, plus a pint of raspberry for color. "In an angel food pan, place one-third of the broken pieces of cake In bottom. Using a scoop, place ON colors of mixture In gred cookie sheet and let rise 2½-3 Then put a layer of Cool hours. After rising, pad Whip, pressing down until dough down and make a It is well-packed. Then rerim around sides with olive peat the layers, with last oil. layer of cake on top. Place sarn. In freezer until it Is solid. 1 lb. ground beef Then unmold on a plate. I can tomatoes 1 can tomato soop Use a second carton ofCool 1 can tomato Whip to completely frost ½ bulb garlic_ the cake. This can be salt and pepper stored In the freezer up to a olive oil over Wipe month. Don't cover it. cinih' then shake cheese You'll always have a tasty over top. Add the hot sauce dessert for company," said and grate ¼ lb. sharp. Lillian. One other Up; this cheese over the "'e. same cake may be Sprinkle olive oil decorated for different 2 tl. over the holidays during the year,"oregano top. Shake a little over the top. Bake explained. 5 min., at 350 dgrees. Small and attractively BUTI'ERSCOTCH PIE chic, Lillian has worked In 1 cup brown sugar fine dress shops until 1½ cup milk Christmas this year. Now 1 tP• vanilla she stays busy as president ½ tsp. salt of the United Methodist 2 tbsp. flour Women Of Casaelberry, and 2 tbsp. butter her other church work. Shç, 2 egg yolks likes to sew and enjoys 2 egg whites bowling. Beat together egg yolks, 117A brown sugar, salt. Add i cup boiling water flour and milk and cook 1½ tsp. salt until thick. Add vanilla. 1 tbsp. shortening Put Into unbaked pastry ' together, then cool, shell in a 375 degree oven Place lpkg. dry yeast In for 25 mm. Make meringue cup warm water, setS mm. of egg whites and conAdd 3 cups flour, mlifng all fsdlonsrs sugar and cove ingredients. Spread this pie. mown In ala. evem of to quit offering, a go a cents) to city on of relatives you never ineyre two or of to me, to go me S - - can • __,ta..-.I ••• . . S for five or of my of have never LILLIAN BALMER CUTS ICE CREAM CAKE BAUM TRADITIONAL SALAD 1 large Philadelphia cream cheese 1 cup mayonnaise, beat until smooth 1 large cop pineapple, drained 1 jar maraschino cherries, drained and cut UP 24 marshmallows, cut Place all Ingredients in the cream cheese and nisyormaiss mixture. Take 1=P Wl1I(),,Ingcrows, bs and mix all together. (½ pint of cream is 1 cup). Put In refrigerator until CHili CON CARNE 1 lb. ground beef 1 can condensed tomato soup 1 can tomatoes 1 cup chopped onions 1 cup cubed celery 1 No.2 can kidney beans 1 clove garlic, chopped (optional) Chili powder, 14 tsp. Cook meat, celery, onions and garlic. Mix In r talr,ieg. most unnerving of -- . ...... RAND OPENINGII or - . - .16 • Try Ham In Shepherd's Pie Family cooks who serve ham well-seasoned dish that helps 2 tablespoons water 2 teaspoons Worcestershire for dinner on Sunday the budget. You might ¼ milk sauce continually bn the lookout for wish to serve it along with this 1½ teaspoons salt ¼ teaspoon cfrled leaf thyme new things to do with the let- fresh spinach salad. 1 egg Ham filling 1 tablespoon prepared lovers on Monday. Why not Use CARROT-HAM 2 pounds ground cooked ham mustard that ham instead SHEPHERD'S PIE ½ cup chopped fresh onion % teaspoon Tabs= pepper ground beef or lamb in a Carrot topping V,& cup chopped fresh green sauce shepherd's pie? And In place of 2 tablespoons butter or pepper 1½ tablespoons flour whipped potatoes, top the dish margarine 1 cup chopped celery 1¼ cups water with pureed carrots. This is a 6 cups sliced pared carrots ¼ cop chopped celery leaves 1 bouillon cube (thicken or beef) To prepare carrots, melt butter In saucepan. Add carrots and water, cover and .immer 30 to 40 minutest, or usd11 tender. Place In container of electric blender with milk and salt. Cover and process at high speed mill pureed. ((k place carrots, milk and salt in large missy bowl and but at high spud mill well Ma"). Turn Into bowl and beat In egg. Set aside. For ham fi. brown ham in large skilist over median heat. AlIt onion, green popper, 2956 ORLANDO DRIVE ZAYRE SHOPPING CENTER celery and celery leaves. Cook, stirring occasio ally, until PH. 323•7530 veg,tabl. are W. Add ranabth Ingredients end cook W" bouillon cubs dielves. Tirnkdo2.quartcasasrols. Top with carrot mixture. 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No doubt this was a amount I would have paid had I friends? For the secret welcome gesture therm, but it hired a taxi. Then, periodically, popularity, get Abby's new later ,became such a headache I 'ive each person who has booklet; "How To Be Popular; that I driven me box of groceries You're Never Too Young or Too There Is the "Don't Drive" whose cash value equals the Old." Send $1 with a long, sellwho, when invited to to cab fare I saved, addressed, stamped (28 Shopping center, asks to be DON'T DRIVE, DO PAY envelope Abby, 132 Lasky driven all over the her DEAR ABBY: What do you Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. little errands. think 90212. There Is the "Don't Drive" "— from uniess Who shows up with three drunk? her friends, unknown SHIRLEY whom SHE has invited DEAR SHIRLEY: It could be along—each with their own worse. You could have relatives little errands that will take you never hear from unless "only a minute." they're BROKE. There are the Invitations DEAR ABBY: I am laughing extended to solely because I a bout something that happened drive and provide tran- this morning. The character sportation six who gave me that laugh sounds hostesses' "Don't Driver." like someone who'd write to But most all, I resent the you. "Don't Drives" who I am a s witchboard operator driven because they're "too for the telephone company. nervous," but are the world's When I answered a call this backseat morning t here was no response drivers! on the other end of the line. DO DRIVE IN ARIZONA After I had said, "Good morDEAR DO DRIVE: You most ning, this Is the Pacific be living In the wrong Telephone Company" for the retirement community. Read third time.I heard a somewhat em ba rrassed little female voice DEAR ABBY: I live in an say, "Is this REALLY the wea with a large population telephone company?" ienior citizens. mmw of w hnm lo not drive. (My eyes are poor, 10 I can't drive.) However, I've never wanted N OW IN SANFORD transportation anywhere, 'wo or three neighbors call rue lally, offering to drive me NEW LOCATION ehereever I want to go. HWY. a Lk. Mary Blvd. Perhaps It's because I keep PIP AUTO INSURANCE of all the rides I gal. I ImrJ i.g mart down the aprroxlnate P •.. two sherbet as the next layer, are "i. ' DEAR ABBY: There are sides to the lament voiced by DON'T DRIVE IN OMAHA. lam a "Do Drive" living in a PACK OF 51 6.4 OZ. S Non-isrosol heirtay. Super hold or super $ L. flISI$: u,.vaav er, r, A$Mu$$1$ Nob.I Illecalt Jr. 'MoNieS smut ireim PSyNIs Comir Is J. Haps.s $. C. Jim's Limp Ledwt Jr. Kl Mselssm :Is,biil aIL ieltsas 111111 iffi A. *ienn*, L.i V" flvs's Now lfl 1 0 Sr'sa Perry, Qress City Tr,sss. AM. ' ii. ' NITAILD SW Ci ___ ____________ uc LIMIT 1 PLEASE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin by the relusiveouand movie M ogul. WEATHER FOR' \ £7 .- a \L 1 PANTY HOSE 1, PERSONAL TOUCH RAZOR KIT ' •r ::' L1 ___ ANT1flC ___ "" Hughes 'Psychotic' TIJSCASLOOSA, Ala. (UP!)— A report prepared by a University of Alabama Psychologist concludes that billionaire Howard Hughes was psychotics 1n dow" lad yurs othis life. Dr. ]Raymond Fowler, revealing the results oj six-month sb*, said it was based on taped •:•, ..• NWps your body rneat UflU sum nssd$. .PI0416 Ga. (UPI) — Prs.&dsit Cartar'& sister Gloria Sam said Tuesday she got In trouble in nearby Americus over the weekend because people were trying to help her overcome shyness about playing the tiromonicainpublic "I got over being bashful," said Mrs. Spann, who was arrested with her husband Walter early Sunday morning after she refused to quit playing her har. monica in an all-night Americus diner. "I was ready to quit before l got started, " Mrs. Spa*j said. "But once I got started, I was uTs. stoppable — even at the police station." She and her husband were arrested along with Plains residents Mr. and Mrs. Amos Austin on acharge of disorderly conduct for playing her harmonica In a crowded restaurant, and apparently Ignoring requests by a manager that she quit. 1 PLEASE JE1I1!X&L TISSUES She Likes Company And Doesn't Mind [Whipping Up Food Lillian Balmer of Casselberry, enjoys company and does not mind whipping up a quick meal. With five grown children, and eight grandchildren, she admits, "I've done alot of cooking! In fact, I Just had nine here for lunch today!" Even though she has a microwave oven, L11111in only uses it for little things, like warming leftovers or buns. "I use it everyday, but not for cooking a meal, I generally stick to my regular stove and oven for that." POO PEPSI C PACK OF 1201. CANS ASK OUR PHARMACIST U 0 By ELDA NICHOIS Herald Correspondent A Ilk, THIRD PARTY PRESCRIPTION PLAN There Are 2 Sides To Driving Lament Cook Of The Week more Pil " HONOR Of Deafness , Wednesday, Feb. 25, lfl—lB WIACCIPTSANKAMUICANDMdMA$TIlcNAlSI NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS ADULTS •1 CHILDREfl wow==ALL SALES FINAL* ' 55 - -- ----- - - . MARCH 4 2130 PM , 00 $2 $1.50. MARCH 4 71 30 PM $3.00 $1.50 1 �3tiLEvening HiraW, Sanford, El. Wednesday, Feb. 26, im Wednesday, Feb. 2$, 1fl-3111 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Favorites Pair Two Irish Great For A Day, Papaya A Versatile Fruit Nutritio us Everyday There's an ON frisksaying cuptea, add to cooking liquid bottana, spread al1uucepen; bring toa op, on that lauter I. gay Ihere and cook, stirring until baking sheets. Place and boll. Reduce heat and ilnuner 3 the food Is best. If true, you can thickened. Reduce heat and distribute evenly ½ cup minutes, stirring occasionally. coult on the merriest St. cook Mowly 3 to 5 minutes. Sauerkraut Salad on each roll Combine sausthaid, carrol Pat&k's Day ever when you Sprinkle parsley over potatoes. bottom; top each with 1 ounce green PWU and onlon In bowl; pafr up two of Ireland's OOPi4BgEp'$pTajgT cheese. Arrange 3 ounces of add liquid and blend fav*ltes beef and potatoes. cornedthinly sliced r rned beef on top thoroihly. Cover and chill 4 to I1 popular duo, prepared of cheese; cover with roil tops. I bows or overnigtL wItlGaelic flair, Is sure to send Co vor eitch beftsbod with wate mirluiwK DRESSING spirits soaring Place no beef brisket In toil, securing 9dW and hod ini cop tazitermilk 1OngMs will happily tern to D'4 add water to flO&4S oven (360 degrees F.) gnayormalse the: rolling meadows and cover Cow tightly and abn. 15 mInutes. Serve immediately. ¼ cup sweet pickle relish cozry kitchens of Coidy mer 3 to 4 hours or will zeat is SAUERKRAUT SALAD 1 tablespoon prepared mitard Cornd Killarney when a tender. Remove meat from ¼ cup vinegar 1 teaspoon salt and homey beef pot cooking liquid and carve ¼ cop szar ¼ teaspoon garlic powder road comes to the St. Paddy's diagorUy across the grain into ¼ cop salad oh ¼ teaspoon dill weed Day table. In the recipe for thin slIces. 1 can (16 ounces) sauerkraut, ½ tasapoon pepper Ujarney Beef Pot-Rout a drained SERAME POTATO 2 tablespoons chopped parsley 1 cop shredded carrots %p bonele beef chuck In bowl, mu buttermilk, qosst or 0 rib pot.ro ½ cop chopped green pepper mayonnaise, relish and ½ cup butter or margarine 1167wely cooks to , ½ cop thinly sliced red onion miatard. Blend in remaining derness along With fl'1 1½ CuPS uived 1X* COOked C0"Wno vinegar, sugar and ingredients. Yield: 2 potatoes and looks. For a potatoes or prepared hutait unique accent, tea Is added to '° the thyme-seasoned cooking 2 tahilapoofli sugar liquid for a tasnptlng gravy. 2 teaspoons salt You con round out the main 1 cop milk, scalded cajlnIn fine fashion with o w 2 packages active dried yeast WA f$OTftN such as belied 14 cop warm water 'P floor cabbage and soda bread. .,II entertaining Is In -your- St. BWw I*.4il&. .H.Ik..e......4&L Ir e WiW plans, we a party 1- — tablespoon water mood with festive frisk Heroes super sandwiches guaren- Sasne seed In bugs nrfig bowl, cornWad to make all eyu Rnlle. tin, butter and potatoes, stir corned k--.dromm cheese and tangy MW fl}Sltid. Add s14*F, salt milk; stir miii milture is are piled high on and Publix unoolb and cool to lukewarm. Potato Bread 11iI,wrcIovers Disacive yeast In water; stir Pnces effective Thursday Match 1. through Wednesday. Into izotato 1fl1 A 3 r r to make from a March 71979 of the flour, beating with a Addough that bakes up *flIer and testy. For a perfeot spoon usd11 *noith. Gradually óad accompsnl'nesg, serve or In enough of the remaining Mato Salad O'Brien, a flow to make a moderately stiff SAVe itlon of the iriiIz potato dou&z which doss not dick to MVbrtIe. Thi diced potatoes are the sides of the bowl. Turn out toned with a buttermilk on a ligitly fled board and .sd miii .noith end alselk, sing. about 10 ' inut.s, working In look at the nzt'ftknal only much additional flow as aqp for bed potatoes ________ fjgeda that it Is not JiM the necessary to 1rewat dough from sticking (about 1 cop). ur ow $200 dliuMfl coupons Of Place dough Ins buttered bowl jpzta for the rabid good at Io HolIday on Ice. March 21. Naith o f u ________ ard 22 S1 7:30 PM. OWco.rt coiqons _ of th, turning to butler all sides. rsdssmsdat theLaksland ; let rIse In warm place rald Isle. In fact, at one Center Boa Omce, itsq I onorbymall. Eo thelrlsbmryjy.dcaadlet mill doubled hi bulk, about 1 of mostly potatoes. This hair. Punch down, divide Into equal P°'°' Divide one ular vegetable is an erDWI MISSilE ALL NEW on Ida s1s; shape each wcsofvttnlnC aid for Mom of skomro IvtI lf .br* man '' _ ers.i,eretha long and ½ Ind In diomita. frh In bon beef Was added to their DiVide each of rain&lnlitg I 00. For beef, be It fr or )mt5 Into 3 equai portions; 'TIE ' Zprned, Is a top source of shops each Isdo a hall. Place and a item on greased quality to balls baking shoot to form a maintain and repair body ark roll. Repeat with 'tissues. It also Is an___ Important r,mahth portions of dough to (Offer not avaIlable ii Plnsiu ce of B vitamins and ndBrsvardCoaibss.) form $ rolls. Cover lot rise in WR? until almost place "BLARNEY BEEF Por.aour deitled, 36 to 36 minutes. fta5çozdbone1.ubsd chock - Gently SW1FTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMENT brushtopa of rolls INSPECTEO HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE road egg while mixture. Sprinkle bop flow I_ with aane seed. teaspoon pepper Bake In hot own (400 degrees .!Iltsaipoon salt F.) for 17 mInutes or mill , rolls ft*thisupoone making fat water rack tocooLSrolls, $IrIohi$t.ak................ . 62" For ridaigula' rollS divide " IIø5U Sail upoon loef dough Top Round Stook .........1 '2" into $ equal portions; patatoes peeled and r,4g_1 n3t 15-. Sw$'sPr.iwuP,.Tsii..f laha.kzngbyl%4acbeswlds. Key Club Steak ............. '2" looks, la,slIc.dhz34ch SwlO$s Pv,,Wvm PuTs. Sail Il_li Chuck Blade Steak ...... 'I" 1½da.dhaef cuptia $ Sesame Potato Bread Sw4$sP,sWsw,P,.Ts.I.il *i.qzocns omrocka Chuck Blade lo.st...... 'I" imMae now, salt 4 Swil's PWsvm Put.. Ss.wl.ss Sail Smirkzw* Salad rosst. Is Irish Heroes, Potato Salad O'Brien and Sesame Potato Bread iamroeb (left) create a festive party mud while Blarney Beef Pat. Roast with parsley Irleb potatoes (below) aid cabbage wedges set the pace for a delicins, hearty meal. — ; d~ Papaya Is popping up In produce departments around the country. Improved shipping techniques bring this Hawaiian gold mine of nutrition and flavor within reach of more shoppers each day. The papaya Is a fruit worth getting to know. Most of us first try papaya served slmplyby the half with a squeeze fresh lime. The flavor is described as a cross between a ripe peach and a juicy Craihaw melon. Your taste buds will find its sweet, juicy flavor a perfect combination with cottage cheese, yogurt or ice cream. Papaya also makes a great breakfast shake; just puree itln a blender with milk and serve. Papaya Is one the fruits that can be bought while Mill A ll green. Leave it at room ternperature for three to five days until the skin has turned yellow- gold. A ripe papaya will keep for a week In the refrigerator. I . HAWAIIAN PAPAYA GOES INTO CHEESECAKE Meanwhile. put lemon juice and gelatin into a blender container. Pour in boiling water. Blend on high speed for 40 seconds. Add sugar, egg yolks, cream cheese and sour cream. Whirl 10 seconds. Add ice cubes, 1 at a time, blending until smooth. Pour into a bowl. Refrigerate 15 to 20 minutes, stirring occaslonally. Meanwhile, peel, seed and puree half of papaya. Slice remaining half for gar- POLYNESIAN 2 cups macaroon cookie crwnbe (16 cookies) c melted butter 1 tablespoon lemon juice i envelope unflavored gelatin cup boiling water 1-3rd cup white or light brown sugar 2 egg yolks 1 pkg. (8 ounces) cream cheese i cup sour crean 1 cup ice cubes (about ?) nish. Spoon cream cheese mixture into cooled crumb crust. Swirl pureed papaya on top of pie. Garnish with reserved papaya slices. Qilil usd11 firm. l ripe papaya Combine cookie crwnba and melted butter. Mix well. 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Add mushroom mixtura, regularly turn out loaves at remaining 21/4 cups of flour and home. It darts with a basic wheat germ. Bland. bread recipe with added wheat out onto a floured board. germ, unsuiphured molasses, brow n sugar and fresh Knead until elastic. Place In a buttered bowl. Turn dough so mushrooms. that buttered aide Is op. Cover Form your own baking pans ghtly plastic wrap. Lot for themushroom effect fromlirise inwiathwarm empty coffee or fruit-juice doubled in size. place until cans, aluminum foil and cardboard. Meanwhile, prepare pans for The dough from the following shaping mushroom bread. Use 5 BOTTLES $1OO PUBUX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD ASSORTED FLAVORS OF BREYER'S Serve with Hollandaise Sauce, Fresh Tender Skdsly. SiSI Nss.P,.T.s Sail 99' Red Potatoes .......... S , 59 Publix people make sure your store is It comes naturally at $hñmp........................ sparkling clean. Carrying arocees to Publix. After aH, you're the reason wak.fI.ldWIUi$hr1me your car is their pleasure. Tflppingis we're here. Crabinsat ............... .... against our policy. W*eftlld • •••ø•I*•e..,.ø......ø.. , Perfect for Cceam.d Potatoes, U.S. #1 Florida "New Crop" ilaeteIen SMSei Filed . Round $1II'IIVIp ............ •i. Singleton Felled and Dusinsd $hOItIlh$ ....... .............. .. b '1" Ib (LIII I Pleas.. With Otbsr Pwcbua 01 Mushroom Bread Is Delightful In Homemade mushroom bread lsa delight to look atas well as to taste. It makes an edible conversation piece when you are entertaining. Since tread baking is quite popular, the mushroom bread will be easy for those who 0 Cola RC 15 Or Bars. licludlag AN T.hecc. Items) MUSHROOMS SHAPE-UP BREAD Looks And Taste $ 1 39 PLUS TAX AND DEPOSIT Orang.s.................... 5 s"lls Chuck Shoulder I..st '2" I $169 U.S. #1 Florida Juicy Sweet i4es. 12 OZ. CANS can Gold.nipnanas ...... 4 t '1 are *1 .Floundsr Lunchon.... ' Mrs. Pod's With Loom SoloOr Ploiusidr................Osseo TASTY CELESTE 6 For Your Mornin Cereal or Snacks Weight wtc ,ec.$oleo, 1w41$s PuaiWVM Pv.Te. S.aihu Sail iS.ilhsh CviIs.,) D& 3-lb. ! 89' Fish Caks 5 atese IT'S DIGESTIBLE Crisco Shortening Apples High Unic"NIW" Imperial even Iast... '2" USDA Choice Ns.i.PpeTe. Goof Lei" II.Ih. Il.a.& U.LD.& ch.c. NS.-PMT.. Iu.hs. I.4 Isd r Golden Delicious . Fish Porons.............. ____ ,ut., *tboIflmaidthyme. C.,sr e"l7Md cook Mowtyijto 1½ hews. Add petition, oas Units cooking, covered 4$ minutes. (Allow approsimitoly * minutes per pound for cooking.) py• __ and vigMabluto wa rtttr. , EXTRA FANCY CRISP Sooth Soc latticed or lutticmilk SstIs "WW" ___ 14 cop ituitar or margarine Brown ___ _______ Dijon iiiidatd 4ag fit In Dutch ovua, Pow 1 t1bI1H)M_____ 3 teooas horseradisk __ ,tiiiant Economy • — B.., PV WASH i4GTON' LENTEN TREATS : PublimamPyn" at Holiday On Ice. — pie plate Cool. CHEESECAKE of a 9-inch mixture into to form a crumb crust. Bake at 375 degrees for I to 10 minutes. 0 - - SANFORD LONOWOOD VILAGI CTL, LONG WOOD frisk yam %copmllk___ OL 1 oapUcraam 1 w6gad _ Mich *1'dcepcpsI pscan 1 cup pach brown sugar aMI MWOo.. Be 'IWIWIr margarhu. -. Praline Topph SM No In a mixing 0• 1 _ . .,.... -.- -• -. --•. -.. . - .. - --.------ --------- ,.••. -- . ... .. -........ . - �45--EmIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ONDIE I WHAT A FMTASM I HAVE MOJE.Y LEFT OVER AND AJ..LT4E BILLS ARE PAID! Wednesday, Feb. 28, 1q75 ACROSS 41 Plastic type by Chic Young $ I Her Majesty's 44 Pollen bearer All ship (abbr.) 46 Oceive Ai N I T1KAIs! 0 I N' 50 Member of 8 Sharp feudal union projection 54 Convene IZT c1 12 Large bird 55 Sometime 13 Kimono sash °i'AL*is 0 0 ER STAG $ Starch (p1.) MO USE N 57 Period 14 Israeli round 58 Compensates 11T llO dance YA$TROtTI 59 Again 15 Revolutionary ASA ONCE SOSIagin.ed 18 Noes LOl N GOAL ALA 18 Change into ANNO NNI NOD DOWN be 17 Pick up the 39 Myth s 20 Vase I Man of great check 40 Heretofore (2 21 Bandleader valor 19 Idea (Fr.) wds.) Arnaz MONEY, I NEED THIRT'lSlX TWAT WAS ThE SMORTEST DOLLARS 10 PAY THE FANTASTIC FEEL ING r— PLUMBER 1IHADI EVER FEELING! _ Answer to Previous Puzzle r fr : _ _______ IEETLE BAILEY EVEN ZERO U'RE Is THATWAY 16 KNOWS __ __ 1 WAY C., NORTh, ______ J __ _____ 43 Aphorism 45 Weather Tristans beloved 3 Soap foam 24 Parley _____ DEAR DR. LAMB I diyi't belie ethereLsenthatling as milk aUsgy. It's ullcau.edby - ____ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPVE Shopping __ Dr. plastic It's in. You know W milk inatmi,erulwüiote,.o It keep bUSY $biCtblfl( the Rewards... _ poisons Larnb of the containers you have a lhl1L DEAR READER I'm not form should be given after Ping to d1 all the types of breakfast. Which Is right, packaging present In corn- before or after brakf, and food mar1ng, b1* I w shoot other "OUrs YOU P8011116 hill" DEAR READER — You may trouble wfthmilk because of the berfg)* and you niaybe wrong. milk hid!, ot because of is to 01* s'ed a j ___ Floats upward bureau (abbr.) 25 Foolish Truly Magnificent Offer. 1 #9 mesa? EF P 1 0011 AM * n ________ —an outstanding ~v rd portunity to own a complete set of Ekco 1ttern to (ooe1nn ., . 0 YX With Us Has Its By Special Arrangement, Winn-Dixie Proudly Presents costalner. the pins the way the doctor told There are basically two you to. I'm not being facotlom. problems that can ow. The The doctor prescribes some first a true milk allera medidnes long enough before width is noted primarily In the mesi to be rapidly sb biwts, became their digestive sorbed... Still other medicines 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 it system arebettertakenwlth themeei ly and some 01 the milk protein .b. ill —IT—:— : 15 bloodstream. The allergy, in depends entirely upon thi is Case, Is to milk protein, medicine prescribed and why th — — — — — — 18 19 20 The other, and larger, the doctor is giving IL If you try problem, Is lactose Intolerance to second peas Mm, you may — — — — — — 21 22 23 24 25 26 which ls not anallergyItisthe not be getting the con. — — — problem me sees In aduUs. It's centratlone 01 medicine when 27 28 29 30 31 very well dIned.Lactose is he wants you to, siar and YOU Can dissolve ptre To this generalization, I 33 _______________________ lactose aigar in water, and would like to add some com ___________________ — people who drink this have j fr4j beca. so 35 36 37 diMculties So, the problem can many people take them without 3$ be crested Irrespective 01 the a prescription. This also applies 39 40 coMihier, Just with milk sugar. to many medicines that contain -- — — About 10 piresot of the adult aspirin. If you want to avoid 41 42 43 AngloSazons have this Irritating your ItQInWh, ft's a 44 problem andashlghas$O good idea to ..u up the 45 46 474549 01 ost other ethnic — — — — i pieces d. 60 51 52 53 54 çoiçs in the world may have dissolve ft In half a cup 01 milk, — some deco. 0111. lam sending or at the very least, take the 56 56 57 you The aspirin with a meal or Im. 74, Milk Prodzta: Good and mediately after a med. If you '° — Bad, which will give you snore break the aspirin up Irdo a — — — — — — — — — — IMorn4lon about this disorder, powder, It's less likely to have (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) Primarily, it causes dig1ve any particles that will lodge gas, Nt1ng, against the stomach and bszn complaints o i l cr i and, in an lining. some people, severe diarrhea. You may not get as f or DEAR DR. LAMB I would Immediate relief from pain, if 5 W.dnesd.y, Feb. 2I,17-5B - 47 Puts to work 26 Goad (2 wds.)48 32 Cremat,i tire 5 Hies Disastrous 6 Russian 27 English derby 33 Sulk 49 State (Fr.) fighter plane 34 Wilt town 50 Republican 7 Son of Isaac 28 Tzigane 35 Saratoga 8 Black eye 36 Is not well 29 Knightly quest party, famil iai'ty 37 City in 9 Month (abbr.) 31 Boil contents 51 One (Sp.) 10 Measure of 33 Pastry Nevada 38 Petrified land (metri c) 36 Ventilated 52 Very cold 40 Iron (Ger.) 11 Petrol 53 Homo sapiens 37 Streamlet ________ I, 22 Mesdames (abbr.) moth 30 Chary IF YOU STANP IN FRONT OF My NORTH IS RIGHT OVER THE HENHOUSE WAY IS NORTH? 2 23 Ghostly 27 Specie, of by Mort Walker NORTH 1 • How To Deal With Digesting Milk International Exquisite Fine China a ' ? 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This time-honored tra-. dition of superior quality and craftsmanship' - -- - RCHIE - ___ 8 1 ___ !j - - ___ casual dining for many years of luxury ser- 4 ____ ____ - - - - - - - - - - - - m makes this china a fantastic value at unbeIlevable savingsi _____ wINsFoRI Classic blue floral rim with just atouch of pink. The scalloped border and blue swirls make this design graceful and timeleul ____ HE SI4OJLD BE OUT O SIGHT o. DAOPY, HE MUST SOMETHING 10 BE SO POPULAR! NAVY DAY WE HAD RI-41 STARS WITH REAL TALENT? /EN(C* H iVU 60 so GOOPY OUTAIN HA RM1001 ROCK STAIf OUTTASI6HT! r _______ ., A 6000 PRESS - AGENT! - - - - - __ ___ II - ________ abd m na ______ amp ng - HOROSCOPE laeoryoutoweanyouaretaingaspirinfortht argument we are having. Isaid reason, tart the effect will be medication In capsule and pill longer and more sustained. BYBERMCEREDEOSOL EEK&MEEK For Thursday, March 1,1979 by Howie Schnelde UCCME., LKS, 10 (,, ILj1WtjXIIJG Th t'J6tIJ 5ED UJO TN is pr _____________________ t vxgLD oc ts cpc, _____ AW \Hanvt*nsrE1) - YOUR BUITIWAY AMI) ij luitim , %JER AL! TEAM. / _ _J PRISCILLA'S POP GIJJMLY CAUGHT (f IF THEY HAPN'T SEEN Cult icE eO,5 90 CARELESS, THEY ASLEEP IN THE M)GHTW GOTTEN STOCK AWAY wrr IT.' 1 . by Al Vermeer TRIPPEP THEM UP ( THINK IT WAS THE WAKE-UP CALL — 5- -CID _____ c v _____ 4 BUGS BUNNY by StoIfeI I H.lmdahI PJNWHATOuTHIP4IOc IT'AN AMATEUR- UNFORTUNATY, qOM1TL41f,Th1WJJTH _____________ ___ us IA$PP4PI Z JUST YOU'RS WIdHT.' HUT, FUPSV/ *H Miff OF 4U$iw FIN+41PP _____ ____ 7— ,• • p NTTIg A T!N YEAR. . '.' . . . I PUN _____ ___ •• ___ ____ S AVailabilit)? . AROUND, x; LI ?L1P4t . . 1HAP1I,UMP1P 100W • WT . S . . . 4CuPS • 4 Salad Plates Contemporary design of bright yellow - I S - .1' •. .. . . I % OilY SPeCial Mn %ft MW every 3*00 -n- ch-a ..J_•_••.SI _.- 7 0 .. •. •Sango.cmmAcomPANY $ . 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W . . Magnificent floral border inearthy p K loom • GOLDEN AUTUMN: .• . a . . V., w4 u L IkrebthePlan: y9 • . • 4 DInner Plates • 4 So p Bowls 1 .. NO SCPAICW? II Ior4 A' - % by T. K. lyaui .. 6 A . 41 A. A pIOPL M&*IS TM$L!WUO$ . SO . by Stan Lie and John Romita ..'. N a 0 2 1 Piece SevvI . WNT full __________ _____________ _________ a .• WANTED Lam CoUect a Pk CMWORS S.. , 5 Year Open Stock ____ SPIDER-MAN SUBWAY . ____ ___________ IOPOLMIRAPJITCO FLORAL GENERATION: Brightly colored flowered rim—featuring green leaves and gold and silver floral swlrls—a sunny addition to your labial ___ ____ I emw PI 17 1 . V other on the 14MM... COULVA thick out all the facts. _ ___ I-so 43 ___________________________________________ . ace of diamonds until later. There's a strong poy__________ deer of eccu$Ig favors trim .. Trumps were drawn In two . yeacstsyisua w.11eaaIag eaWorkers ____ NORTh. . ses and tho top ClUbS or enhance your Liicome todey.'..d of helping to •KJ6 were cashed. First, I tlrough a creative enterprise es your problems, thei COUld VK 8 dumms king, then her ace. _ __ this coming you. It could be create an expensive mess. • A73 If clu ha divided 2.2 __ where VIRGO (Aug. 23.8*. 23) tirougis an involvement • K 1764 declarer would have haci you're given free rein for your Although you may be junci w seven heart tricks, one dinE.sr mond and five club tricks. • A Q 1054 • 753 Imagination. In reacting hartly to a sticky Clubs did not divide, but 3 52 PC (Feb. ID-Mirth 20) social situation today, It will do fortunately for Renee the • KQ1052 • J9864 Someone you will be dealing you more n then good.Ttrn hand with the singleton club I • Q 110 with today may not be so fair the oUw dw& (West) also had both the SOUTH and willing to share as YOU are. spade ace and queen'. DeWO- LIRRA (Sept. 23OLt 23) • 92 i:i Make c rer wisely led a spade to Something you'v, lilt unitA Q .118174 dummy and West was In , liketanded wise. the tl may catch up with you - -. trouble. If he played low, Flndoi*mor,shyotnellby todqto put yotskratigt*spot. #A532 declarer would win with the sending for yotr in copy 01 jft Mane to In. Vulnerable: aj king in dummy and discard ___ AstrGTapb Latter. Mall $1 for sweat bystanders. the remaining spade on the Dealer: Es each to Astro'Graph, N.Y. ace of diamonds. She would SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov.23)11 West North East Sou th then concede a club trick 10011. Be sure to specify Math is Very Impodart to keep your Pus 1 and claim the contract. alga. prloritluin order todoy.Uyou i• West won the ace of ARM (Math 11-AprIl 11) A Ignore your rsspoi*iiblliti.s, Pus spades to avoid just such an over audi you have you'll only crest, future eventuality, but to no avail. no could dday you ft= problems. He returned a diamond achieving a goal t Opening lead: • K which declarer rutted In her jjg is per __ hand and it was a simple sonally Imitoitat. Be DStlat. 21) bIInS ________ to matter to lead a spade to Wait t at till tomorrow, gambles today where your By Oswald Jacoby dummy's kin-jack and TAUI$1 (April ID-May ID) career or ftnasoss are cm aid Alai Seatag finesse for West's queen. __ Many insurmountabl e corn- cerned. Aidkig_Iomg-dwts Declarer would up 1oa1 This hand was bid and Will 00t 5tjy played aggressively by Reone spade trick allow your plans Involving club losers were thrown we Molson, me of Up3$4 (Dec dstOworkott.Dzforcs 9) away, one on the diamond csrtt tomy in best women ers, at : the Iauai. challenging views spade king. Everything was Queen Eliza i GEMD1I(Myfl4me$)Be ocl1*u ted Eongly about. Monf,Renee's Hotel jump to made possible by the far. on peed I aq todsy Picking apart their beliefs five hearts Indicated sigh nail at trick me. where ms.y thgss ds. meld creak a aaty "ent. was the suit she wanted to Declarer had to keep both Something you've worked herd 9) play the hand in and asked spades in her hand at trick *una (J ID North to bid a slain if he had one to allow her to make the .4 bo fur onuld be lost. Coadicting first- or second-round con- contract when the club suit CANCU (J IWuly 23) In friends tOday is IIIIJ to trolkey in West's suit. did not break. She could not making agreements or___ aU the 4pl"fy JUl im A rp spadenj ____________________ at have _______________. Hnialk ______________ ___________________s witli trick.one. Dw4m ruffed break Jacken the make-a, of spad.fine. be .ep*ddly me 1* the hid or .ntne w'Ø the 1ng of diamonds to with ouly One spade in her delay ethergortyisl.vsling With yes, feel ort.cit adlscardonthe Pa. 1l LPMJI%R "nw BIG Cs.TTflC*JlJ R1t)C.. $G' _ WIN AT BRIDGE .L\ .. - ___-------------.-.--- --,--- •- I • '•. . S . ______________________________ .............. . •- . �Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1919 11—Evening Hen W, Sanford, Fl. I U. : ViTA PIP DRY #0 DOG MV, II' .TNIIflY MAID cu sTYli OR WHOLE KERNEL CORN FOOD house brands on sale. They're all high quality and low in price. . we keep 'em that way day in and day out. Then we really slash the prices during our Gold Rush Sale and the means glimmering, shimmering savings for you! It's a golden opportunity for you to save BIG at WINN-DIXIE. What's a Great Gold Rush Sale? It's your chance to strike it rich* savings at WINN-DIXIE. Yes, the Great Gold Rush Sale is one of the biggest sales events of the year. It's time that we put hundreds of our own 23.1$. $ SAG l PISGOOD MAW 113 MVI 10' ITT MAW CUT GREEN BEANS 19 CLICK CAT FOOD 00 SLICK DOG FOOD 5 CANS 1L$ 00 OIIP SOUTH PRISM PM WHOLE KOSHER MVI' 10' ThS$TY MAID IMSI DILLS SWEET PEAS I SAW 1W - $109 JAR "D KOUNTRY FRESH ALL NATURAL \ice Cream ...jt$l9 Stook SAUCE • 2 CMURAC _ c '• •. . 9c 'Suusss. •.... mscwsI(er.'L MD S M 45 .4l4 kI AM ••'•i... .ms - 149 I. - •oi MIWAUII .., hTFranks nto_Loaf ___ BEER' Lk* ho 11.ps. wiSh $LIS or MVIII' TNU1Y MAID 0511$ ... . . -, •.• . . .LIMA •• 11 4 SAVE 77'. PV 69; '.. hI7 IAJII. — -- . , •. -. •• , a '0741to U CANS THRIFTY MAID GRAPE DMUNO WNI OUJN JUICE 03 -- - — . 4OL 99 -U. p.. THRIFTY MAJO 1110W MACARONI OS MVI 10' • TWOIPTY MAW 510CM WIDTh ON MIXED VEGETABLES THIN $UPSRUAND WHIP SPAGHETTI TOPPING - '' muwvv as c un WINES ITO. 3$ 09 10*11 MWTV MAj . MI •IVOfl VAOITT1 Sa SUaD SUROUNDY, CHAlLIS, PINK CHAlLIS, VIN 1051 Central Valley 1 I sloo I% • ti-CL $100 LVI. • SAVE • DJ1 DARLING 1N & SO"CW$TU & THRIFTY MAID 1 TOMATO SOUP 4k • MV, 24' • DIXII DARING IMSI FAMILY LOAF 3 "$1109 ISs& IV' BREAD s .: I • WINES - (1 C*N$ go 2"I' I ..•M. I H_ mliii! MAID WNOM OS •-' 41 41 •• ' sr ' —... 49 WNflI .. . . . TATOES.:, . a- 25.4.u. $179 In. U Croas -. • .•' $lC cus .f i... • a NOUIM CS $tA.ID cOWAQS • ' • 0*110 CRIAM SHIUY, WHITI POST, SHIRRY, POST DESSERT jjui m'T.JIMEY!! ;i•. er T7 . 3$129 CUPS $AWI (U PaJNO 61 . $2 79 .- •,I• ..,' . . . • :-:'- . '= • RHEINBERG UEBFRAUMILCH .. ;_ 30.7.*. $399 ITO. 'hM'r .71 ____________________________............. .t_ F',•u. CIALES . A-$4lbf.11$ • . -1 ......... MAllONI LA MIRUSCO se.y.s. $. 12 1, C I MOIIN DAVID. CA CRACI Pol ___ _______________ _______ iA I? WINES • P! $229 1P - GUAIIIO SPANADA a '* ,.$329 4 �. -. ...- - I lb—Evanini Herald. Sanford. Fl. Wadnftdav. Feb. 21. 1l79 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Feb. 2$, 1fl.-4B S I PiODUCE to GETABLES LOOSE S CENTER CUT BEEF SMOKED HAM SIRLOIN SAVE 30 A POUND STEAK WATER ADDED SHANK PORTION + m— -.&A 93 _98 II SAVE 510 A POUND 1 LB RTERHOUSE/T.8ONE/NEW YORK STRIP LBS2.69A LB CENTER CUT SLICES LB $1.99 BUTT PORTION LB $1.09 SKILLET BRAND BREAKFAST BACON AXELRODS PANTRY PRIDE CANNED SLICED $119 LB PKG. SAVE 30C NATURAL YOGURT BISCUITS ALL FLAVORS 8oz CUP so AN SAVE 260 NEW ZEALAND SPRING LAMB S CHOICE SAVE 10C ALL ITEMS AND PRICES 0000 WED, FES. 28 THRU TUES. MARCH 8. 1979. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. E PLUMROSE IMPORTED SLICED SHOULDER ROAST UNNYLAND COOKED SMOKED HAM. SAUSAGE sox $199 200za. $189 ..... ou —-----rr ' HORMELS LITTLE SIZZLER BREAKFAST LINK SAUSAGE I2oz PKG. 4 MARGARINE QUARTERS LB . 494 c SAUSAGE 49AVE 200 V AMERICAN $ 39 SAVE 2O SINGLES S -S £1. HUNT'S CREMORA ! 47 COFFEE 111110 w," KETCHUP CREAMER 2$z 69 . SAVE 40 $ SAVE tiC . PANTRY PRIDE 11.1 FROZEN SAVE 129 COFFEE LIGHTENER 4/1 PACKER LAUL us CAN FROZEN SAVE lid SAVE 20 ORANGE JUICE 3/1 FARM FARE FRENCH FRIES F WHOt I K F FINE L OR C RE AM LB "9 BAG 9 SAVE 300 PEAS 17oz CAN CORN OR EARLY JUNE 'I S. • . - It I LICAN Is WITH THIS COUPON THRU WED MARCH E, 1979. 1 99 OLD MILWAUKEE BEER 120*929 S PAKSAVE $ 19$2 19 12 PACK SAVE SOC LITER 12oz CAN 3 .75$2SAVE 49I 1 LITER PANTRY PRIDE 24oz BTL. PANTRY PRIDE LB BAG LD.C. UI.IUCTR* PUS 79c OXYDOL TIDE - LAUNDRY LAUNDRY DETERGENT I DETERGENT - COFFEE CAN PAUL REAL DUNKS 090"ems MASON SANGRIA EMERALD BEER WINE NO "grim mornasDRY WINE COFFEE 9" SANKA 12oz PKG. KRAFT SLICED BLUE BONNET PKG 12oz PKG. I MAPLE RIVER BREAKFAST ROLL S. SAVE 300 99c SQUARE CUT 99C LB SAVE 800 A POUND llloz $ BOX4816 U-JR. 0 WAFFLE SYRUP I ANY SALUTO CHICAGO STYLE I I I I II LIMIT-1 PIZZA WITH THIS COUPON GOOD I THRU TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1979. I —— — — — — — j.. ieI �lOS-Evioli, Herald. Ssnfsrd, Fl. WIdMiday Feb.20, 17 r1. 111", ,• eft' md.s.te f.trn.y or TONIGHT' S .1 TV campus. .;el .p Pl,NOHSON TODAY @)S MONDAY MORNING TUESDAY :-: MC 4 700 Dan's oi. asamai.to ) THE NIWLYWW GAME () MARY TYLER MOOM 1. Nersid PWI W M.rs we. •eensiemw *30 SAFETY (2) TODAY *1 FLORIDA •CROS$TALK Music . diflt5 and POfi55lOflai I= musicians interact at a Stan Mary takes on the frustrating task of helping ugh she met in ',gostrsight.h, Kenton., THE CPAG84M JOM WILD (2) LMRS CLUS C!) FAMILY FEUD DANCE ER .$IJSNAUTYSHOW CAROL IURNETT AND _____ FRIENDS Guests: Ken Berry, EydleGorma. DICK CAVITY "Scared Straight How Prisoners Help Reform Delinquents' III (2)$UPIRTRAIN A dentlal candidate (Roy Thinnee) ttavullng on &srtrain Is kid. napped and replaced with his con-artist twin brother. () 5 EDWARD THE KING "Desist Prkios" Alexandra remains loyal to Edward • Brantley ,tPS (WED) GOOD MORNING FLORIDA The four grades at Lake B -ay 9:30 C2) .0000 MORJIJNO AMEPJ. CA 5 Q4J M . 2) (I) DONAHUE ER SONS • MY MOV* DN4ANI a EDUCATIONAL PRO. OMSUNG the j-dorclaii wag the wi MW 11th SpI I "her scandal. li IG ENOUGH NichoS las learns his new playmat, Is an orphan and invItes him to On with the Bradlords. THI SHAKESPEARE PLAYS "As You Like It Helen Mirr.n, Anghwad flees, James àoiam Brian 5flyij, Clive ___ rancls and Richard Pasco star 'a Vical lightim led play. 900 M FROM HIRE TO ITIR. NITY The threat of impending war and evacuation orders fur. 11w complicate the romance of Karen and SQl. Warden; and Prewltt Is driven to violent revenge by the Inhumane Irest. ment his buddy Aagglo out. becomes tripped in a booby- 2, boo _ () UPSIAT trapped __ 1240 () ALL IN NIFA&IILY(R) io.ao ____ (2) AU. STAR SECRETS (4) THE PRICE IG RIGHT (woN-wED, FRI) (4)5 MARCH MAGAZINE (THII) 1100 (2) 0 HIGH AOLI.VRS S THE SOLAR ECLIPSE (MOW) 5 HAPPY DAYS (fi)(T114flQ 11:30 p FORPJ,f( (I) belIeves that a talk show host is Ordering O people she speaks out against, (II) 1.100 a) TOMORROW Guest: Producer Irving Mansfield, busband of the late Jacqueline Sussnn. (!) NEWS feredlnen Army hospitaL (Part Y AT A TIME S RflN SEMESTER AND Kits poees as a eludw, In a l •i . stvanter teuoftz$i1 ----'-- ___ _•.- - - 1200 ______ RESTI.ISS (.4) (VIIMTNISS MAGAZINE 1230 (4)S SEARCH FOR TOMOR. FM (2) NASNVIU.ION THE ROAD THEM 1:49 ____ (I) UYIWITNUSS DEAF NEWS Civic Center ______ ______ 01$ StRIIUh C? 3,0 p.m.1 MUXIC TIInpt taO flWAY, M*$ DAYS OP OUR LIVES 119 A$ THE WORLD 11111W. a pad e, I I'm. 10$ p.m. Magnolia wiai.g, 1td. _____ l --1s $s ly 711 am., Lard (n3up's Anng $,rthgs. I Vualu $u$EM, 7:39 am., Doeaa Ian. I$ R4DOOI YARD 5*11, 9 a.m. to $ p.m., Magnolia M-Mafl, Do __ -II S ONE UNTO LIVE 230 W1* Wtu, leers, Mlemuat. Mall, 1$ s.m. THI000TOM _____ Dey God.. , 2 pm., 'Iptc: "Furtilinsr for 'a, MA$ TW uu yard sole, I am. to 1 p.m., M ISilMoll. DIIatIW $Ntd, IULHOSPITAL STUDIO , 111 411mosommo. ~ I II • I -- upsagurod by ____ ___ A. of Media ,'1i, 11.39 am., Coant (iu11, A*emsnts SPI& FIatIPI4 IethII - WJ. (Bill) Perks Tar ressnatlsea call Nancy Higan at Bier Le School laWNIVOIANY S F1 415 11111111111111111111~ opj TWOWOWUPADW TAU(THU) HOSAWS HENOSS _ pm-. A, s(badC-..wee Moral tianqant, 1:39p.m., Dultona ___ Cwky (ieb. Cocktail hoer!, a___ GO MM MI LAUGH __ mc sad d.sclag - IUSAMISTRW I 410 I MIS DOSij tCJI5 I1 RUSTIN .----' luolur T, fear to F1 Cy Strarokuivy ,i,at. imp, a,te eiu, 1 p.m. p Plas, 1* p.m. Raters, $___ p.m. (3) CAROL SURISIT! AND 14) Wok ISEMuId by All ha Icksil Im. 1=11% 0 Laserd's Put, scss to d trw. ____ I MART iy'j --:i_ MSTUN NOSS ___ ti~ Pv $aa. tel pa., Id ' Ave., lerd. MINIMUM ITCNS IIMIIIII& 4 I _____________ P , ['U FLORIOA ____ - NeCIUSISi I Ism -ILH L USE ____ - - PESO's Ian l Aito, J S Haves Psik. Tw,mIls Tan Ran, 7:19 am.; 19* metIr - race, S aa. - Pd RLjI • J ,ISa.m.ts 1p.m., ___ _______ ___ (. 10 iC. ___ ili, IS b10115, IN DuE ___ ' .il& ..-- , 1JL - 4II&S"Vise"aft , - _____ -• - .j - 111' ___ ___ •IIIS .TINI . TA1TI - - - Legal Notks FICTITIOUS saa. P1011cc is herby given that we we engaged In business at 701 1. Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs, Florida mgi,he Seminole County, Florida, under t fictitious name of DATA SECURITIES SYSTEMS and that we uww to General Rest. Wa need wall___ mannered pioe w.pleasant t*plone Voices to work w.sp,ci.i local radio Wflt,f.O.1* 1213 _______ Sanford Florida 32)71 _________________________ ii~ $ - ' . station promotion programs EVENING HERALD ON PS INFLATION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? I Avon to help I ioh? back For .Jis ciii aaa-on Addressers Wanted immediateIyi Work at home - no experience necessary - excellent pay. Wrtte American Ser vice, $330 Park Lane, Suite 121, Dallas, T,(. irni. j gne Apt$ 'fl•e 1 wIiti, w-wIIt. ties collar. Ms. to "ScreW' 3333 or 323.3S4. RN 73 motivated, take charge 6-Child Cam type. Please apply Dilary CIVIL ACTION NS. ______ P,-sss-A*sORDERED- that Native M ban -*sr or -to the cern. ad iwmber N ills a to show cMe. 1151S5d 1h'Coft *SWI - s wiin w line iii y ii *pni iisi be unliNed to liii USI SI 1l Is Ile Ha mmiulaps of y, Me IdLN *11501 *0 court 0111ff SI $IMinSIS STEVEN SU$$AND, ltuski. _____ will usia Is the 1nek15 and PW1IIIM to $d1S1 75511, Plof'$s 01aM, odletIcallunSIthIsoullese Math Davis.You have 25 days fliffi ad • -- smith Me him Fabevary tin, 1070, Is ceudact s MARSHA 1*WD. ,s in line $Iet ii Pni. et Ifo-abie Herald F. Jeimsin, Chon. NUPuuIUl. sty to the eillst prewI for by ty Judas. $eniinsle Ceumly cebit. - SIUIUIPI tell. TINS m. liMed MaN taiw, Sasford. Florida *3771. N'Ou NOTICE TO EMPINS Ca N N M*i, - OtDu5e a*y s to eseert to f)Is Till STATE OP PlISSIGA 75* pagg MNIISS By, actis si claims ig jn' MARINA SU$$MD fph, anis, or against the forMed alnuaft._OIineiwlo,, IM Wta5 INWUILCI N UIdaRL alusld persa(s), Malls Mae aircraft will beisrfellod totes *s, 8111110 ____________ 5*1* MeN be served by *0 StaiN SI tin 'rusts Csunfy - Whose flLsIlhlg astrias N PIOI'talhoia N N M*sI - CO. aiM at PuAlli Audlen. tJLL. ___ 0uSD- *ilNNeleOIinN, WITNESS my had pj sss YOU MI NIUBY IS J tJI by tel IMINI IHas this OWit an *0 dsyof $TIVIN IU$$MD mod a _____ ____ .nmusJIJSI l F*very, lIPS. , PelNN Is line E1ist (SEAL) Circuit Cowl of _____ kdN County, FIP,. a me ION, sk Miinw N. I.sho,*, Fft for 011111111101-0it iLbw aPlilWINuii. CISiSiet the Clint .. : i': _ 31. 1000. 0UI MlOS. By: Jim I. • a vow daIW. in. 0111,, ii FNVNS. sy ___ THOMAS I' FREEMAN, 115 P.O. Hadayst Junuu, 101 dSI Cello" Sen 71 AleunUls da1 Fl. SEOUSS C. VOUNS Cs'uiu-s, -. 35*1, MNIaaV NV Mifgsar, and Cohet J 'MaMa ____ ___ Cimly . r: FaWVsiyp,s,, _ daly court a uma4 _ ___ _ 3. ' 101 SIherwhse a islet and Ms frlunn wiN N sskwssfonIins,elwm-u--gfl * IF YOU * 1 BR-Sill. Pool. Aduiis only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-02 in Sanford. Call 323-1670 Mar iner's Village. . * YOU MAY * 31-Apartments Furnished * GO TO WORK * ts. - for Senior citizens, DO*TI. tow n, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto . Ave. * TOMORROW! * LOW FEE-TERMS 323-4691 carpeted, $110. Landlord pays all utilities except electric, clean. 323-9040, 5151. I OR turn., - GENERALOFFICE 322-0510,3-3 p.m. Unturn. 2 BR. 1st & last, ref. Adults,) child, no pets 333-7d7 CASHIER -' 40-A--A pa rtm.nts& Duplex., for Sal. WAREHOUSE Splendid Apt. Bldg., finest location. Four spacious 2 OR units, all rented. High yield. LABORER Good Investment at $35,000. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. Realtor MLS. 313-3174 A-C TRAINEE ASSEMBLY MECH. 41-Houses - OPERATORS TN@ Ma I CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ I USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. Immaculate 4 BR, 21', b, Country home on 3+ acres, *"Ice or workshop I garage. Shade I fruit trees. Warranted. $10,100. ,I 11 M Old messW clean 3 BR, 2 a, cozy fireplace w-sunken LR, 19. sc. Porch + many extras. Warranted. $35000. Super 'U$ time LPM, 11.7 shift. Apply In ,-:DersOn lake View Nursing SIns. 0151. 2nd St. _________ LUCKY YOU mov,rlght in BR, 2 b, el garage door, 19. con. lot, sass person fluId now Florida's Leading Menswear ,t*51io,. $ I Comm. Excellent empany benefits I op. walk to school I church. Custom kit. Warrant ed. $41,100. ..pertvnities In management. *avt your career in retailing & • daandIs1ag today. '-- li*15171730 Officeat tome, beautiful home has space for your office, beauty shop or barber ship. Zoned commercial. DaimIawi Laka Mare. Warranted. $11,110. Large family horn,. I BR, 2 b, Pon., family rm., large chests, split plan. covered pello, fenced, fruit & shade tries, nic e neigh. Wised. Warranted. $15150. - Mwepersunteca,sfer '-' -.':Sernad ctul*a in my home APA*TMINTMANAOS I ' 'oupta ho' modern 20 wnits in Sanford. Fidi row alNwauce NV Iar,e lU Miner mokdenancs - Idles. Will train. Reply Sea 11 ___ Herald P.O. Sen CO Evening 1W, laded. Fla. 33771. 1 -. III Oft ame YO4PIPL $sU_*.a, . oss. --' - I H S.t.e 0 1 M al,l ~ 321 0041 '. EVENING WAITRESSES _ W. Gannett Vnnite - leg. Real Isiate lr*ar A*yDeyslein.SanNnd 157W. Ciminenclal P$e.w 31* 1151, Sanford ' . spevlencod' siulvi Emplavie 5V argued PSSIIISI. .y Ii perIls Days His HAL COLUIT ___ REAL TY INC MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR T1- CVi. -! 4 pct. Interest to qualified buyer. $25,000 to $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 332.2157 WANT TO SELL? We have buyers. Homes, Lots I Acreage needed. Call for Free Appraisal. Paela-3 BR. 31 home in S acres still. / &Ak - 3P1107 333-ill? - 60 ACRES FORMER ORANGE GROVE. ACCESS TO PRIVATE AIR STRIP 5. 330 ACRES OF LAKES. $2,000 PER ACRE. Near Mail, hospital, churches. Lovely 3 BR, fenced yard, Fam. Rm. screened porch. $31,900. I. Allamonte Or. Inventory Clearance Garage I Plant Sale Items to be sold include vibrating exercise machine, kiln (needs repair), books I a wide variety of plants. Saturday, March 3rd from 10 am, to 1 p.m. 105 Par Place In Sanford near the back nine of the Golf Course. CROCKET LOG HOMES 33O3OS SEIGLER REALTY Low Down Payment Cash for your loll Will build on Your lot or our lot. Y Enterprises, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor *443011 BROKER L I_SE •s..Aa - 4 Sfl' UK 5, J 1 &- DI, sauna I exercise rm. + I OR summer cottage. Owner will finance. $95,000. Call __ Comm. Bldg. STENSTROM REALTY SELLERS & BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOME I WE SILL HOMES I WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER JUST LISTED 3 PR, 14 bath w-C.H&A. w.wcarpit, Fla. Rm., eat-in kit., pantry, wallpaper & paneling & Much Morel app WARRANTED. Yours for 333.9151 home In Dneaniwold SUPER 3 BR, 1½ tam $4400 DOWN & MOVE IN 351,21 NEW PAINT, FENCED YD. $333 MO. S PCT. INT. CROCKET LOG HOMES SEIGLER REALTY S11-Musical -- ------- Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 660-SS .10-_.Bij1 Jfl555 Prop.rty UNBELIEVABLE 3 MR, 1 bath home In Sunland wig. Fla. Rm., built-In bar, covered path, newly rein, kit.. vanity, New carpet in Let & Many More $urprlsøl. Only 330,101 FANTASTIC 311,1 beth Cuslem Wisidi Specious tins., DI, Fla Sm., C.H&A, sq. W. in kit., ww carpet 1every Imaginable leslurel A Buy for 3741551 FAMILYS DELIGHT 3 U, 2 bath Cuslem Built hems in Dnesmmill on 1-3rd we *1 C.H&A. Woe carpst,set.InkN., Fla. urn., perch &MudnMevei APP WAR. RANTED. Just 541.00$ NEAl. ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN $ANFORD'S SALES 322•2420 h.iv 52MS REALTORS 1 2 PARK Realtors33,-355.l;32333s, Vtsd BY OWNER many Outstanding 5*,90. 333-4 &SOM extras. _______________________ 42-Mobil. Names. balance by responsible loca l lATH, MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK IPINE. REDUCED TO $15.10 WITH $3,115 DOWN. $iiglirlsaity, Broker 331104,337.1377, M1-•fl5 Waded t. Buy - 3 5adiego MIllie Home. Reasonable prkali, Pinene U& M. -r SKYLINE Ww.Iireplace 01100EV MOBILE HOMES *311115 VA&FNAFinmncing- - OacresI' SI $a$ert 1015 pus Ws. Terms. William lc. waski, flssltsr. *357151 SANFORD Buhidheg see clesrod, Ha1$,xJ'usdeiwge.5555sch. treed, vhep 15INIIS. $*IN labs- VOMST OMN1 INC. REALTORS SISII25or150411 eves. MORTGAGES. R. Legs. LIc. Nt,. Broker. 531 No, 4-D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. Guitars, Drums, Banjos. torn. puts. Thomas organs, pianos I Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 FrenchAve. 3323335 Auction Saturdays 7 Consignments welcome For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions & Appraisals. flSIS. A..a P.55 IPII IVII 4 UIIV!I. Huffy riding lOwn mower. S tip, 3*5 utility trailer Igarden tools. 323-0114. 322-9111 Eves after1Iwesksnds - FILL DIRT ITOPSE3IL YELLOW SAND _____________ Call Dick Lacy 323-7550 $970 FORD LTD 75-A--Vans '76 Chevy, 6 cyl. auto van Customized Inside lout 1170 AMC Hornet, 1 DR. ',' Standard, $475 530-3237 Call 327.1413 Sob . ._ - cash or tam up payments SI $12 me. Will take trade as pant payment. Call 331-1714 day or night. Free lusms trial, no WILSON MAISI FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE *31-3*2 Wink CIShss. Hats, Caps ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 4sMaIri Ave. *32-1701 All Cord. a IteitingHome Improvements : , P. Central Heats, Air Cord. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at I Man, quality operation SEARS, Sanford 377-1771 S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm. 1. lii. 372-0205. Bey Care - _____________________ INSULATION..... Batting, bIowin ' RACO Foam, fiberglas Cellulose. Lowest prices. Cai( 321 0139 or 904734670$ collecfa S TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrieft's Beauty 519 E. lit St., 3723712 Nook Cefan*'flle New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 23 yrs. Exp. 171-7617 Income Prepared in the convenience 41 your home 21 yrs. exp $1014 322-3717 for appt. Free pick up & delivery for all t4 returns prepared in Feb. Cop -4 - I- Alterations, Dressmaking Dram, Upholstery 332-0107 General Landscaping. Rol, specialists, top soil & fill dirt lawn main?. I tree trimmmn. 323-2140, ANIMAL HAVEN Supplies, dog houses. Heated kennels. 332.5753, ____ Don't pile no longer needed Items high as an elephant's eye. Place 65$-Supplies ' - clipping, flea control. Pet 322-5141 - 4j Osaning protection & more. LOW, LOW FAMILY RATES. Fully guaranteed or Money Back. . Yourhomsoi'ours. eitona local (303)5742595 ********* Dalenman pups AKC. Fern. $1$1 male$1$. Terms avail. Kastner -lIne. 2134" MOVING MUST SELL AKC Geldas Retriever puppy, 1 s. eli (Vet, work dens). pepsi' trained. Cousin Is Pnss. Fend's deg "Uherty". $110. (3533.9 1155 (local). ____ MOVING MUST SILL Female AKC Oslim Retriever, _____ 2½ we. aid. Isthmi breed (luger Hunter) s-W& OlWI.nu trained. $41 (3111.1743515 (local). Ugl* Ifeuling Yard Debris, T,a th Appliances is Misc. (LOCAL) 349-3371 ,. - ItonheIocflMmmsnts Retired Main?. man. Remodeling, room additions, roof repairs, patching, pin. 323- 5343, 331-0713. ______________ CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR S.G. BALINT&AS5Q( 332-1465 Remodeling, retired builder doing Oil kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, firsplaes, Fl. roenne. Frse at. 3234314. PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT NT 331-4W PAINTING, CARPENTRYI CABINETS *334*2 TWOPt.USTWOI$POjIR And TPnat'sAFacII cis Ads Gift , MdTlnel'sA Fact Tool •, 4 PSIntIi -- Brown's Pressure Cleaning. Mildew removed, paint preparation. Houses, Mobile Homes. $34 -0335 _________________________ Painting by Anthony crino 'nail pnases Lic.IReI 323-0071 - AZALEA PARK FARMS PET TRAINING CENTER All types of Pit Training, Tax ________________ ____________ fidential, Personalized. From it. Ph. 162-4412. 9a.m. 107 dog & Cat boarding, bathing, SteamCleanYourowncarpet RentOurlinsenvac .' etc.WayneBeai,327.1331 JACK FROST- Cent. Heat lAIr !esI1th1• I We hive a Singer FuAura Sewing mach. Sold new fan $130 was -'m" J*anev, there was only $1 $3 baldoe purchasers ielt wwa -wwwo wvolumv. . 64-Equipment for Rent Obedlinci-basic & adVaflCedprøtectlon, auto family UusdKamars El. Slew, Gad Ce m-lENaI,. 5:25 '73 Chevelle Lauguna. Auto console, AM-FM stereo, swivel bucket seats, needs body work. Good running condition. U5. After 5:30 p.m. 3225567. It 50,000mi., l owner. Asking SM. Call 323-SStS aft, 3p.m. Dressmaking AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse money In your wallet storage Buildings, Hwy. 17.93 N. 01 Caeelbsn'y. DnIeiWal Rug $125 Itll Mercury, engifleA.1 J1J-9V. SENIOR ********* ' 323-7050 Kelloggs Auction Sales 3399`100 or 534 Needs body work & oas tank 3210433 P.M Sanford Ave. at Hwy. 427 MEINTZER TILE ST ORAGE BUILDINGS- Built Is out. delivered, sat-vp & tied down. Willis 1-UOE.FInISi, 75 models. Call 4605 (Dealer) Whitehead I Colonel Leonard Fulti. 3222770. - a classified ad, and pile t he 113-7*3 You can P.avs macin. len $113 3I550n$ssndsDn. 30161. CARROLL'S FURNITURE WILL BUY E XIST ING Ist I 2nd 11111111111111" for 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 SL LAKE MARY. Nice Losing your home & credit? I will catch up beck payments & buy equity. 3221314. 47-A Msdgss BosigiW LEADINI WE LIST & SILl, MORE NONES THAN ANYONII JOIN THE ONE THAT'S $0.11 Sanford's Sales Leader LONGWOOD excellent location for your business In fast growing area.4 BR house w-plenty rooms for parking I expansion. Reduced to $45,000. Today's Realty Systems, Inc. Private Party wants to buy a house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 333-5150 aft 7 p.m. Lovely 1k. front property *water rigids. I on, 2 b, with baby nursery an master on, C-lilA, rchandsse SPINET - CONSOLE PIANO Highest orade, manufactured can be taken on small payment - - home remodeled. all room paneled. neww-w carpet, fireplace kiLl, Fla. Sm., dose to shopping & tnl A buy for 3341551 - party. To inspect write Joplin Piano. P.O. Box 3041, Rome, Ga. BROKER "ALANDSUPERMARKET" 2l3SS. Myrtle Ave,, Sanford JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to TV Scott Re Sanford. 47-4bl Estate $311 for further details. o1'I(lI1to1u - All type racquets, Avg. $0 Clauifled Ads are the smallest big news items you will find COND. SC PORCH, SHOP, FRUIT TREES. SEE IT NOW AT 333.500. pick-up on consigned mdse. at 30 pct. Country Colonel Willard R. RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All or part Fairway Prop. 323-3040. EXC. Auction Barn every Sunday at 7 p.m., located on SR 413, 11 mi. north of Sanford. We Daytona Beach, will hold 4 AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida, You see the reserved price, Call 904-235- public 11.2.PJi1 JIuLP - - REAL. ESTATE REALTOR, 322-71,5 Piney Woods Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speedwa. 57-Sporis Equipment - 46-Commercial Property - 10*30 1976 AMC Matador I DR. 2937 Hwy. 17-02 Sanford, Fla. 32771 OFFICE SPACE-Sanford 200 sq. ft. to 2400 sq. It. bt . - ROBSON MARINE - ___, --------- DAYTONA AU TO AUCT 10 Consignments Welcome Kelloggs Auction Sales 323.1030 Fully eqpt. w-lrailer Good Cond. 202 Temple Dr. 322-7709 Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 - 80-Autos for Sale - 70'MACO 175 hp. Black Max LAKEFRONT-POOL formal LI I DR. chrome wheels, new rings, bearings, valves, carb. kit, Hurst floor shifter, all under 129 ml. 134 0513, Air Cond., New Tires $2395. Phone 322-1146 Sanford Ave. at Hwy 417 12 ft Dilcraft fiberglass boat I Highlander tilt trailer $300. 3231031 otter 3:30. DeLand 668-8335 Secluded tree studded lot 200' on 6$ Chevy P. U. 307. Original paint; body excellent, wide radials. Auction Saturdays 7p.m. 55-Boats & Accessories "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford NATURE LOVERS HIDE-AWAY __________ -- - 72-Auction GO HAND IN HAND" VA-F HA-235..Conv. lames - _________ -_- ------- ---- - -, - 323-3166 or 323-7710 furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. - ______ ______ the piece or house full. Free 5th. 323-5969. PER ACRE. GREAT TERMS. 701 Bldg. 3225990 - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used will buy, sell or trade used Color TV. Must sell by March ROLLING HILLS I PINE COUN. 1RY. GREAT FISHING .1 HUNTING. 20 ACRES AT $1,300 CALL USRE.FHA.VA LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOANS - - 78-MotOI'CyCIes 323-7340 Furniture, antiques or misc. by S'-Garage Sales Moving Sale Furniture, portable PANAMA CITY AREA WORK if,w,, ' Multiple Listing Sqrvlcs il . .1 323 IVENING$3311013 OCALA AREA TERMS. FURN. FRAME HOME - IN ANYTIME - ___ 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, I track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 131-1714 for free home demonstration. - $2,750 PER ACRE. TERMS. SOALTAMONTE II - 3220352 $313 PER ACRE. COFERN PARK -LAKEFRONT.. 3 BR, 3 bath, screened porch, seawall I dock. NEW carpet I Paint. 100's. - SANFORDAUCTION 12155. French Miller's 2619 Orlando Or. anywhere. Sulit home IN eadusiw neigh. Aieiciates wanted. call Bill Platte OW cadidantlal Interview. Cliii Car. Mars 1 after schesl Nn1hII1.PISWSil&LMIv4W etUIIll 13.1110- Must have .ONNIR OPERATIONS ry MeW Express needs sr speratens & mviiirum the Eud ,eCIsi çasa. Hem. is weekends, in Mob flIp 1 foil jp ijp_1. even •m. mui eu requine Call INch or Sm leviS NI % IsIS4$st- 101. - InC.REALTORMLS 3235774 Day or Night - Good Used Televisions. $25 and up. 171 ACRES WITH 100 YEAR OLD OAKS, PINE I. FARM ACRES. ,II FHA-VA. APPLIANCES, Sanford FurYOU NAME IT - I BUY IT Televlsion-25" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balance $175 or $17 mo. Still in warranty. Call 531-1714 day or night. EUSTIS AREA Dollar Paid for junk & useli cars, trucks 8 heavy equipmen5 niture Salvage, 322-1721. s3-TV-Radio-Stem - S ACRES HIGHWAY FRONTAGE lp1,c. REALTOR® 339-030 WE BUY USED FURNITURE I 323-0697 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS. IILONGW000Se NEAR AUTO TRAIN, BRING FOOD I MOVE IN. COMP 3233374 JOHN K RIDER A$IOC. 4WAft 'ISO ft.!dn Lake Monroe. Ten acres total. $130400. The RealEstate Agency REALTORS 2435' S. French (11-12) Sanford t from andotopoInts III - ,C01111181 a $o. Fla. Tractor I - driver must meet D.O.T. specs 'Call t. days toll free 1100-43270210r Lynn Brim. -•.' LET'S U HONEST " - .11 u weren't Iseking tar a new 'ou' you weuldWt be reading • ad. and If we weren't looking •-• fin simassii to di a lob this ad .','wiuida'tbehore. Dyouwant tIne WtunitY II Satin Three to - Five Hundred dollars a week, .1 1ilI 11054321433 anytIm, for - ___ lra , lleniW m 1l 31Viw INCOME. Going Business with rental property. Everything goes for $53,000. REALTY WORLD. To 110010 LTL enenal commodity prefsr your tome. Pin. I3 .$ PRIME LAND. 30 acres zoned for travel trailer park. Near intersection SR-44 and 1.4. $3,000 KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES - Top Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 614-5176 5 ACRES LAKE FRONT IMPROVED PASTURE. $4,000 3 OR, fenced yard, trees, stereo speakers, beautiful cond. range, rsf. NEW carpet. $33,000. Will Frorn$;Oto$50 Call 322-1624; 322-4460 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 52-44liances PER ACRE. TERMS. RAINBOW SPRINGS AREA (10)))) - TRACTOR-OWNER CU Approx. 1.5 acres. 135.000. 2324 PARK 01.322.2115 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 3324364 322104 DRIVERS LAND NEAR HWY 46. $3,500 - 3210755 AN Nà11sdty,hc COOKS I MA EMPLOYMENT SANFORD 20 ACRES WOODED ROLLING Reg. Real Estate Broker 2335 Sanford Ave. BUY JUNK CARS condition. 323-4411. Furniture Salvage, 17-97 So. of Sanford. 322 $721. GENEVA AREA *40 ACRES Near 1.4 5, SR 46 Interchange. $400,000 Terms. 77-Junk Cars Remove - - - Paying $13 mens, $7.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any matching end tables $39. Sanford HIGHWAY FRONTAGE ON 17.92 NEAR LAKE MARY. 400' AT $150 PER FRONT FOOT. 'SANFORD. 3 BR, 2 bath home. Nicely landscaped, cozy fireplace. $37,500 Fl-IA Terms. 100 YEARS OLD, 2½ story frame, ness to be restored. 2 BR,.I B. CS home also on property. Olt HOMESITE.. - ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress $23.95 Ia. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 - Phone 322 $146 68-Wanted to Buy JOE'S. $4,500. $22,000. BATEMAN REALTY New 233 Homes, 73'x1 3r *MODERN 3 BR. 2 bath home with 4 acres on East SR 44. Graze your horses. Has wet behind (Pool). Under $75000 with terms. OUTSTANDING. 3 BR, 114 B. Large corner lot. Lots of storage space. C-HIA. $29,900. Warehouse f or lease, 13,000 sq. NT Call 322-5313 or contact Jungle Laboratories Corp. P.O. Box 201$, Sanford, Fla. 32771. Harold Hall Realty ELEC. TECH. LAKE MONROE, CLEARED FOR BUILDING. 17.500. OSCEOLA NEAR BAHAMA REALTOR 322-4001 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 1U-M53 322-lIS9 Shppherd Pups, Reasonable Call alt. 5-7 wits. Old 323.9136 - 1975 Dodge Van, 6 cyl. Straight shut, $2195 51-Household Goods 95'023' CORNER LOT NEAR St. Johns River. Terms. Ostein. Siberian Husky puppies, AKC, 7 wks,, Blue eyes, RI 1. Wh or Silver Grey. 1st puppy shots, not kenneled - personal care, $150 $200, Visa or MC accepted, 3276163 or 322 oioi. SANFORD AREA * FISH CAMP with restaurant on ZONED GC-2. 2 BR, IS. Frontage on busy French Ave. Ideal office or small business location. $25,000. SIX acres lake front zoned for Multiple Residence. $120,000. HOSTESS - wkends 904-734-5964 STEMPER AGENCY -. $57,. 37-Bus mess Propurty ASSIST. MGR. Bldg. Ofl this landscaped Slxl33, NEED commercial property? 130 ft. frontage on SR, room to ix- STOCKMAN - cooks WANTED -F 32-Houses 4 Bedroom, l½bath-new carpet drapes, stove. $250 mo. EMPLOYMENT MGR. - in financing. $25,000. per acre. ___ PICTlT$US'aU ____ is --. as- .-mmaimew IWWLV WI1 WITNESS my Inlet Me SlIdeS .1.11 MuHauui Ha, Ha! Nigi$aNONflan*0Mindava 0.'*.,,PI.LT-aiJN FiNimiy, IWO. caudy, PheHa *5 I1INIIL.I (SEAL) a CAUs CMIS.lSsIy Alihor N. SeMell. Jr. $I$vlCi CuSTER, Me Ma I Oulinof Circe. A MeIsI 1 seNMimedOHa By: PsirHa I*u ChohetthSiui,CM%1lI-ikt.L _____ ____ _____ Mali Chin Cov. P* inuw*_so with THOMAS e. P1 lBS. - Ha L...Ma et Ha PMlIis P.5 *5 Ma'__ - TSti *5*5 __ _____ - ow w rlr- .* PS. _I *IPPW*5 raLith __ __ . wr rimuuf K. kji rsi eWJ.l3.m.*o r*Pda39$Ma,P.W$, 010*1 019.120 -- '•••---.'-- CLEAN AS A WHISTLE. 2 OR, 1 b, new paint, new roof. Large lamily room. Owner will assist CHARMING old two story 3 OR, 1½ B home on picturesque lot. Many unique features make this an outstanding home. $49,930. FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT NEW ADDRESS A pit French Hwy. 17-fl 323.57 -, BOOKKEEPER . ' -- [I]ML! 323-3041 or eves. 3230517 30-Apartments Ururnish.d _ I 19111106 REALTOR $95 month, $23 week. Excellent. Call 322-9332 am. or 511-7552. * HURRY TODAY!* CASE NO. 7flISCC4S4 __ TJ 75-A--Vane 65-Pets-Supplies S pc. BR Suite new, $239; S pc. LR new $399; Loveseat $44.95 I up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 I up; Ref. $301 up; El. stove $60 I up; full size draperies $105. up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford, 322-1721. access from $1,400 per acre. $730 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 305-661 5696 1 530 1026. Eve 5. City lot with utilities available on Paved road. Convenient to shopping ONLY $1500. All you ne*d Is a site plan. Will subordinate to Const. mortgage. IF not ready to build, exceHent INVESTMENT. OWNER will FINANrF, *10 ACRES In Myrtle Ave. H -. - our lot or yours. M. Unsworth Realty Large sleeping room quiet man preferred. 337•3fl 414 A A 'RMPLDVMpjr - 3229283 FHA-VA, FHA 235 & 245. Nice A - . IuLtoi N--Rooms FLORIDA OF FLORIDA. _____ The City of Longwaid, Florida Is UNITED STATES DI$TUujI' STATE IX IlL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT accepting bids on the bore and tick FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVIIION in. inch steel casing to house a 12 at NO 7$-W.ONL.CIV.Y - UNITED Note Attorney for the Elphteenth Inch water main under SR Judicial CWa&It of the State Range Line Road. lid specIfIcatIons STATES OF AMERICA - Florida, on behalf of the Honorable vs. MATTIE MAE SMITH, at &I, Wi available upon request frOlflSERV Defendant(s). - ORDER FOR John I. Polk, Sheriff of Seminole UnIe$44 City Clerk, Longwood ICE BY PUBLICATION - County, F lorida, City Hall, S a.m. to S p.m., 175 W. milieu and affidavit ii plaintiff on Warren Ave., LmnIua,oL Fiends, In Me abovio,antiftw Plaintiff, couple Sealed bids must be returned to lIne Kendall W. WP.e,,Y, vs City Clerk by 5p.m., March 12, p71. ue.. iat AIISSIWY, in en action ONE CEUNA 310 AIRCRAFT it tIns hIllel IS iNSt Into CS*id a.M11 the Windanl(s), Mottle bearing serial number with a qualified firm eubmlltkng lIne Mae 3111011,and tall vwmber level and beet bid in the IMIIMI Vera N. Yates, In-w and SunnInsee Null Q tIns City. The City reserves tine rigid MflneI Hapilol, ei IS aNnie a to relict any or III bide. DofIndIpd. lien spun real rsparly s5vele hi PubIhn Fda. *3. $S. 17l NOTICE OF ACTION this District and described as -DIG-ill TO: Any parties having an inNaa..,s: W. 41 to., S in. SI Let 2 and tereil In ONE CESSNA 310 AIR, theE *3 11.4 in. otLoti. .is FICTITIOUS NAME CRAFT bearing serial number 315 ' - ewoenffievecaIedpsitlall ofp Nellie Is hereby given that I am s $ANLANDO THE $UIURI N15 and tall number P110)0 in businas at 2544 S. 'IAUTlFUL, SANFORD SEC. lush's, assigns, and euccossers tenet, and all psroena, Firms, and French Ave.. Sanford. Seminels TION, acwlln to piat thereof CelmIv, PieI'ldS , Cerperatlens Wig. Having , 1loIm recorded in Plat s* , nemeof ALL. PLOt IDA REALTY pj Claiming An lntarui in or Lien On OP SANFORD, a that I kdepid Is F*$ds. tegillidr with rigid liii Mews Dairfoed Akcralt. rsutetsr sail name with line Clerk of YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE tIne CWCVN Court, limbisle County, Ave epW Mot po"I" 0 Como"p, HEREBY NOT FlED that the lIsle F in iccardsnc* WIfIS the lying Iastsl Fiends. en ni DIVIII ChiesI*e. asad Avenue pnevielsi. Jr. stale Aflenwy for tins Elsietel Fidlileus Nme Neite of and adlacent to eald salutes, To-Wit: sectlen U4I 11, dewIbod Mews. slid N * eembJedlClal CWtvNettM$tote.of Florida ssaiutes lost. -.' ,;• Me Florida. in belie. so Me $15 Ids It J. DsCsNO WL.LIJ Mauls MIS Smith N nil Me I. Pete. Sheriff SI SemInole b4leIn Fda. 1411,251 MW- 71 1070 -' County, Florida, ________ Rule Sinew Cause In tine IIphlsamth Judi. stat. SI PISIIIS mi luEs clii Circuit Ceuit 01 FIends aealn TM usbJlltHhly NUS.nsd herein, IN YNI côt EIINITUNYN JUSICIAL CII.' *at• saslesrvlciupsnHer lo* any mint ON palSies having on, hi. tenet hi One Cams 310 Ainctllt CUlT IN ,M. AarsMeuIs N uahn&... N N - bearing serial number 3*015 as COUNTY. PLOSISA Build to Suit Sanford- 5005. Oak. Furn. from IN THE tOUNTY COURI IN AID FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, L.gai Nofics INVITATIONTOSID 24 HOUR 1R PIZZA, SUBI SPAGHETTI SHOP For Sale. Plantation Plaza Hwy. 17-93. 44I-5225 lid Position with fast moving co. We flied aggressi Ulis personality, good phone VSICL good PevlOnality• Salary m- CoILCK61 =417,i Dot Groomer, all brees. full time 'w around, fully experienced in other call, 332.3752. Lost: Ilk liattier clwette case. Plea. return papers 1 keys. m-jii5 jj. - 24-BUSiflESs3portunffles .. SALES RECEPTIONIST IatwIInlQa.m.&7p.m.dauy Found tacklo box. Lk Monroe draw ___ bId.. i- a contints & pay for ad. 332*4 wt. 3p.m. 0 1011111 REALTY Wanted Part-time Nit Work Cleaning Offices. 323-5314 or 322-7171 3222611 1 Magnolia ----....----.--------------•----------•-.- - - --21-Situations Vnted - Call Circulation Dept. Muethe able to work fa.m..3130 p.m. or 4 p.m.-9 p.m. shifts. Apply: Suilding, Suite 3 Magnolia oiv,Rct-I20.iI--ouar.nteet 111*5.0 100.m. 11p.m. daily Free details; KIT, Sea Ill. USSSSSJUSSU1 Pompano. FL 32N1, LOCAL NEHASILITATIC)'4 program leekS individual wno WHY U LONELY? Write UQef A dlfrts to assist clients assume Matv' Dating Service. All Aes. office duties 1. drive vqVi. P.O. Sos 1031. CM,., FL my. - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale - 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River *STOP SUPPORTING Landlords. Build your DUPLEX CUSTOM BUILT HOMES OUR LOT OR YOURS AIB CONTRACTORS 322-2257 12. 323-0963. 43-Lots-Acreage "DEAL With STEMPER" "I Keep Your TEMPER" ends. Broker-Contractor. helper. P-I days, neat appearance I drivers license necessary. Cook's helper, full time. Call between 9- -to earn EXTRA $$$s after school arid even. $1004300 WEEKLV1 DEG.Us - - .........I _____. S - sure to get resuIIsT)) __41-Houses Ono (1) house left, now BR 2 b C HIA, w-w carpet. 54 mt. 322 1457 days; 322-7111 eves I wi Apply in person Holiday inn, Sanford AIN 13 & Older .._ - 1 ll____ Jeri morning at IMS1 or Diane Falatpd. I.3$3$ after 9 p.m. ________________ Florida 3171, 55 en _____________ estiia ___ - _____ ____ CiSeerl by Sotdh SVlno1. Middle School HIETICIBI Red Band 7:15 p.m., at the schooL Free to puhilc. REF RIGERATOR Experienced full time cook BOYS & GIRLS ____ 5 RYAN'S HOPE too (2) 5 HOLLYWOOD ____ SQUAM a) MIDDAY 6THE ousa -r , RUSTLISS 5 ALL MY NVTANA IThJ $RflJ Elementary, We klv a Frisedeblp CIeb, 10 a.m., Astnoidi Springs Civic Center. Santa Ctth Dance1 1 p.s, 4'Jtg Springs 10D NIIIWS 1:30 (3)POPI GOES THE OOIJN. TRY(MOIfl (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. - 18-HelP Wanted Leo Notice OUCATIOPIAL PRO. I,ORAJIPIG _ WOMEN Y euw w Fi m - 4-Personals 41--Houses 18-Help V,nIed Apply In person Sanford Nursing THE MM CJ) OP WOMEN AND MEN estly with the siIors. ______ YOUNG AND (1)THE Book ikosare now1ocat.dM 'Fe Middle School, Bear have the lElvilsIe for one Welk Lake Elementary, Foiist of leaving school _____five m1nies Elementary, Sabal Point Opllstint, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, (4)AOMONSI(Y AND COMPA- a) SOPARDY (2)THE WILIURN _____________ Manor, 60 Hwy.17-fl N. Dilary. register said namewith Iite Clerk of ________________ Wymore Road. ____ _____ the Circuit Court, Seminole County, CIJI$IJII .ady will baby .n in my L4ks Maxy litery, $ I'm.. Mayfair CC4i) Florida in accordance wIth the Kids gone, out 'P., owing $at in the meftlers.Near em wor DIet Wurksbup lOam. and 7p.m., Interstate Mall, provisiOns of the Fictitious Name Idylloortiolle schast. beck yard isn't? Sell It with a _ tg Mos*giomsxy___ Ward, W S$atlIS, To- Wit: Suction Nii _________________ wint d. Call 3322311. Flerida$tatvlesWIl. ______ w.i W.i, is ..m. '. MY Iebitsti Wemed anixperiencea -Gosd Th n Eat FINANCIAL OPERATIONS ai.rJ1; 1 Lgwusd MATURE ONLY ___ • ''' - - -ISUIPMINT.-CORPORATION ___________________ Maintenance man. Full time. A5t.ate 8pr ATTEST: Serta, noon, Irelsttd'g.___ FRUIT FOR E ___ Kathleen M. Fairfiji Dt1fe Ths*e Are Gold, 7:30 pfl) _______ CALL -NI I Convalescent, 130 Milionviile Secretary LAKE MARY, FLORIDA QlIfCh Pstieb Hall. Ave. Joseph McLaughiln ___________________ Overeaters Aa.eua, 7:30 p.m., Commimity Pr,sldsnt Vacation time Is Mre...s$ i-, (Corporate Seal) United Methodist Qurcb, youneedIorahpppytim,wft• ClassIfied Ad. Sathrd AA, 1 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Publish Feb. 251 Mar. 7, 11, 21, $fl - (2')IARLYDAY For collecting On most , THUB)AY, MARCH 1 1156 • U-, NEWS Ii I luuu.•uiuuiuuuiu : business 1 Personal direction. OOP.atIOM appricisted. JIL , ,,O,., ao. Ciii 24 hire. (p3) .44214!. Drive B SbrftM Pnoondwso S p.m., DeBary community Center, Onualen Aa.iym.ue, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall, Seers. Ge,rg.,i I EPWCNad j., p.m., Gardens Coinnitiüty Room, Fifth Street and Locust Avenue, Sanford. •FAMLYPEUD ______1:30 S A - Sunday - Noon Friday _______________________ PSYCHIC advises on I W)NDAY, PURUAIIY 3$ (3)5l.OvI0FLfl of 3) Capture CALENDAR io a)CAROSI4AP(S 5 KOJAK A psychotic AssIFIED Challeng ing position ,. dIN7. and SPring Lou , w.d.isbv DOT ,fringe benefits. Chauffeur =1hu "U h. With the ccinpieticn of the In- _____ i"e'4iry. men collected 1,244; senIors school book thIve, the 1d1001 is license 1 typing skill required. NOTARY PUBLIC Send resume 1 qualificatIons tb m.SstsermlIsl now concentrating on ad. Book th'vge will also be collected 1,241 - for a ____ J Box 1% c.o EvenIng Herald, P.O. ditlonal phases of the heck located at Winn 5,730. 50* 14$7 Sanford, Fl. 32171. DizIe In - ISALCOIIOLAPROILEM The school nude 9,0 books drive by ezp-idJng to Include Brantley Square, Dawson'a IN YOUR FAMILY? -MOW for the school to achieve ac the community acumthtg to W"p.pir iop on Slat. Read AL-ANON Ferfainlllesorfrmondsof I.eona Conlon, chafrmst 1 the 434, PubUz in Longwood IofIIdriflkSV* $1004200 WEEKLY:' _________________________________ qçg Fgr tAurs Informat Ion call We need S will mannered Salon In Maitland Pli W.3232 or write wgood transportation for light Sanford Al-Anon Family Group Paperback and hardback del. work wIo know the greater Box P0 books are accepted and om be Sanford are will. Must be able Sanford, . to work a.,n..,rp.m. daily or deliidinthe scol -- -th. _________________ d*ft work possible. Apply: mornh Mrs Conlon said. _____ ____ PercsSuliding,Suite3 __ ___ _______II_____ to ick 930 1237 MAillOt Mannlx, trying to 5 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY •• ___ a kidnapped ___ policemen. 958 ri Juniors Honors In (2) TODAY if FLORIDA 19:00 (!)UIG Lily "m. Secret" Adam Howard suspects that his wIfe and Jarrod are having an affair, and he seeks revenge. = : The Day Before Publication can ThU. FRI) Carson. Guests Robert Blake, Monteitp, C!) THE NEWLYWED ___ GAME NOCKFORD FILES An attorney friend of Rockford's becomes ,. door p two of her clients have underworici connectIons. 5 POLICE WOMAN Pepper Is taken hostage of wild and crazy bank robbers. I'M III PROBLEM? 5 CAPTAIN KANGAROO STU DIO SEE (MO TU (2)TONIGHT Host: Johnny 3 Lines Minimum I LL .. *4 CA 1 10 73.0 Point Elementary School proudly hold their entries. (From left) Lori Wilkerson, and Brenda Welcbla, essay winners; Clint Allen, Sahimy Shearman and Karl Ryan, poster winners. STARS 7:30 1100 (2)C!)S5NEw5 DICK CAWTT Guest: SeN Simon. OL IURNETT AND t m _____ MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT RATES aI 1 .................. 3c.MiCMttvithM$ . .$c a C 7csnaicvttvi times..... 3k a ... contest winners of bicycle safety week Sabal __________________________ 1NEWS center. (R) Noon pMENW-A 725 "You Try To Be A Nice Guy 1 1:00 AM. - S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Nssn .. I . DEADLINES 5 VEGAS A woman secretly S GOOD MORNING AMERI. In love with Dan masquerades CA ___ ______ 1 e HOURS MORNING (I) ire EviRvuocy's suet. I CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1 £ 1 : @)5 KM Ku faces disbar. WIOED mint when he defends Mafloys (!) nephew against a robbery (TH __ CONK NEW . I -•. . .I. Into a hero. - .. KIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINMENNESE - Orlondo Winter Pan Seminole 831-9993 322-26_____________ 11 fu (2) (M ,-.• Oil • . I., '.lá Wednesday, Fob. 25, t,7,-5 *4., CLASSIFIED ADS GOOI)MORNINGF1.0111110A 9:30 S THE JEFFEN$ONI George gels Caught bItWSIn his money and his his efforts to masses his take' on I business deal make him ioo Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DANNY'S PAINTING interior.Exterior House Painting Licsnsad.lnsured.Sonded FREE Estimates. (303)322-0140 - PkWh Sirvics MINE ALL PLUMSING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fastses'vhce Chg.Cds.ACC,pl - 337-1551 WOW WASH ON WHEELS Hoyes, Mobile Homes, Trucks Comm. Bldg.Ul.1%3 'flr_, 'vlcs TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, slump removal. lic ensed & Insured. FREE esl. 142.110. DIAL 322-2111 or 831-9993 -- 1, �- pv tv Sty t fp y 'pp • yr, •-!2-Ev.nln. Herald, Sanford, Fl. W.dn.sday, Feb. 2$, 1fl Expand Meal planning Horizons With Exciting Foreign Dishes' Take An Adventure Via Dinner Table Take an International ginary adventure via the dinner table. Expand your Meal planning horizons with exciting foreign dishes. Your first stop is Europe, for Deep-Dish Florentine Pizza. This avory, nutritious pizza features a tender-crisp corn meal crust, topped 1th layers of cheese, I talian sausage, ushroo,ns and spinach plced to flavorful perfeetlon. Its covered with izza sauce and Parmesan cheese. Next, your culinary ' travels take you to a Mexican fiesta. The beverage for a leisurely ternoon is Sangria-Tea Ole, made easily with sweetened lemon flavored Iced tea mix, rose wine and the refreshing flavors of *citrus fruits. It's a Mexican favorite tailored to today's taste, supplemented with fresh new ideas. Traveling east to the Orient, you feast on a tantalizing main dish of Chinese Pork and Vegetables, a colorful blend of tender sliced pork, crisp Chinese style vegetables and pineapple in a sweet 'n sour sauce. This quick and easy dish, made with Chinese style boil-in-bag vegetables, includes a combination of green beans, bean sprouts, pea pods and water chestnuts served piping hot over a fluffy rice medley. Now for a taste of merry ole England. Enjoy teatime with an international Picadilly Pub Pleaser. This jolly ole tea features cloves and nutmeg, slightly sweetened with a "splash" of ginger ale for effervescence. Southeast to France, you'll enjoy Asparagus Corn This Meal Souffle. - nutritious dish burs with the delectable flavors of asparagus, sharp cheese and enriched corn meal.. The popular taco flavor from south of the border inspires Mexicana Fiesta crepes. A tender cora meal crepe surrounds this zesty 'n spicy filling of ground beef, golden whole kernel corn and taco seasoning. You can make the crepes ahead of time and freeze them between layers of wax paper to fill and beat later. Back from your culinary travels you've experienced many exciting new ideas. Make your trip to the dinner table a regular international adventure. DEEP-DISH FLORENTINE PIZZA CRUST ½ cup plus 4 teaspoons enriched corn meal 1 package active dry yeast 14 to A )'.• HOMOGENIZED MILK 1 $ @ 49 No Return 'I— Voll'qq~ i cup warm water i tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon vegetable on 1½ teaspoons salt 2½ cups all-purpose flour FLORENTINETOPPING 1 lb. mild Italian sausage 1 10.oz. package cut leaf spinach frozen in butter sauce, cooked ½ cup chopped onion 1 garlic clove, minced 3 8-oz. packages Mozzarella cheese slices 1 4½-ox. jar sliced mushrooms, drained 2 8-oz. cans pizza sauce cup water ½ cup grated Parmesan cheese FOR CRUST, grease two 94nch square baking pans; sprinkle each with 2 teaspoons corn meal. Dissolve yeast In warm water. Add remaining corn meal, sugar, oil, salt and 1% cups flour; mix well. stir in enough additional flour to make soft dough. Knead on lightly floured surface about 5 mInutes. Shape toform ball; place in greased bowl, turning once to cost surface. Cover, let rise in warm place about I hour. Punch dough down. Cover; let red 10 minutes. Divide dough in half; press each onto bottom and sides of prepared pans, forming 1-Inch rim. Let rise in warm place 20 to 30 minutes. FOR FLORENTINE TOPPING, remove meat from casing, brown in 12inch skillet. Add spinach, onion and garlic; continue cooking 8 to 10 minutes. Arrange Mozzarella cheese slice over each crust; arrange meat mixture and mushrooms over cheese. Spread combined pizza sauce and water over meat mixture and mushrooms; sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Bake on center oven rack in preheated 450 degreeiF. oven for 2oto25 MIM015. Uk,, I to $ servings. VARIATION: Substitute I greased 14-inch round, 2inch high pizza pan for two 9-Inch square baking pans, bake in preheated 425 degrees F. oven. SANGRIA-TEA OLE 1 cup lemon flavored iced tea mix with natural sugar I $. water 1 4-5th qt. bottle rose wine ¼ cup lime juice 2 oranges, sliced 2 lemons, sliced 1 7-ox. bottle club soda, WE ACCEPT It Park . 'II Si. £ 1 i farms SOUR CREAM 'è? 750 11 * 4th 2 LOCATIONS Isndom1 %Vi.N .,0911. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Prices Good Wed., February 28 Through Tues., March 6, 1q79. c 4 Embark on an around the world food festival without leaving your dining room with Sangria Tea, Ole Deep Dish Florentine Pizza and Ponk and Chinese Vegetables. 1 small onion, sliced, separated into rings Icup celery slices one 2½-ox. jar sliced mushrooms, drained 1-3 cup firmly packed brown sugar ¼ cup soy sauce ¼ cup vinegar ½ teaspoon ginger One 8-ox. can chunk pineapple, undrained Prepare Chinese vegetables and rice pilaf according to package directions. Slice pork thinly Into bite-sized strips. Heat oil in large skillet; a4d pork and brown lightly, Add onion, celery and mushrooms; saute until tender-crisp. In smell bowl, combine brown sugar, cornstarch, soy sauce, vinegar and ginger. Drain pineapple, reserving liquid. Add enough water to reserved liquid to equal 1½ cups. Stir liquid into brown sugar mixture. Add to with meat mixture pineapple. Heat, stirring constantly, until thickened, smooth and glossy. Gently add Chinese vegetables. Serve over bed of hot rice pilaf. Makes 4 servings. MEXICAN FIESTA CREPES CORN MEAL CREPES l cup milk 2-3rds cup all-purpose flour 2 eggs 1-3rd cup enriched corn meal Dash of salt CREPE FILLING ½ lb. ground beef ¼ cup finely chopped celery ¼ cup finely chopped onion 1 7-oz. can vacuum packed golden whole kernel corn, k$ned 1 1os. can tomato sauce 1 1¼-0x. envelope taco seasoning mix % cup (3-oz.) shredded In large pitcher, combine all Ingredients, except soda; chill. Just before serving, add soda. Serve In tall lce1illod glasses with (nut. Mika about 8 aer. Vth5L CHEDDAR CHEESE PORK AND CM NFSE VEGETABLES One 10-02. package Chinese style vegetables (rosin in soy sauce. TwO 11-oz. packages (roses rice pilaf (rice with mushrooms and onions) 1 lb. pork tenderloin 2 tablespoons vegetable oil Swiss cheese 1-3rd cup ripe olive slices FOR CORN MEAL CREPES, combine all ingredients; beat until smooth. For each crepe, pour about 2 tablespoons batter into hot lightly greased crepe pan or small frying pan; Immediately tilt pan to coat bottom evenly. Cook over medium heat about 30 seconds or until top is dull and underside is delicately browned. Turn; continue cooking 10 to 15 seconds. FOR CREPE FILLING, brown meat with celery and onion; drain. Stir in corn. Combine tomato sauce and taco seasoning; lUll well. Combine 1 cup tomato sauce mixture with meat; mix well. Spoon 1 to 2 tablespoons meat mix. ture onto each crepe; roll up. Place seam side up In 13x9- Inch baking dish or place 2 crepes in each of 6 individual baking dishes. Spoon remaining tomato sauce mixture over crepes. Bake in preheated 375 degrees F. oven for 20 minutes. Sprinkle with cheese; top with olives. Makes 6 servings. PICADILLY PLEASES USDA CHOICE BEEF LEAN Brisket Stew LB.98 note" Von A Vow /mum law PN • kMy See. W Stew 3 LBS. OR MORE LB. USDA CHOICE BEEF SHOULDER ROUND LB. USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS $1 Oven Roast Chuck Steak one 12-os. can ginger ale In teapot, pour boiling water over tea bags, doves and nutmeg; cover and brew 5 minutes. Remove tea begs and dove; stir in sugar. Serve In cups or mugs and top with slash of ginger ale. U desired, Air In additional sugar. Make about S servings. SA vIrsci CUT LEAN GROUND Chuck 3 LBS. ORMORE PNSL._iIM ______ aa*ê rlLLIJaft ass P,IJIaIN$?WuN $148 U LB. IV S411d fliMli I:f.II, .J I LB 99C SIMILAC 3201. CAN Isomil SEAL SWEET FRESH GRAPEFRUIT J 40c QUART 5! TOMATO OVEN 49c GOLD FAMILY SIZE BREAD 20.01. LOAF 3FO $ R U CESPKIAU* Tomatoes OVER 1 LB. BASKET RED BLISS $4PI _Itm Bananas 39c 5 $100 LBS. —1 MU ITIMS 000 NAEH 1, I. GOLDEN RIPE LARGE BELL Poftfts Peppers 49C 10 6 FOR N L. GU$TAPSON EXTRA RICH N$M 0"8^*G~ftw casesiaiaav LB. i Juice TWIN RIDGES' POTATO CHIPS 850 LoolvAm NNWI IS urn ssti $i5 B LADE 3 cups boiling water five 4-sided tea bags 2 whole doves ½ teaspoon rn*zneg ¼ cup sugar &a APWU 98 LB. USDA CHOICE BEEF GENE CHOICE Wr uaJw $ 1 88 Roast PUB JNo !!!R!1.] 112 LIS Omwft $178 USDA CHOICE BEEF LEAN ALL MEAT uice TTAGE D(ESE a Sanford Ave. OPEN Mon. Thurili m to,prn Fri Sat. Sam to,p m Sun. S am, to 3 p.m. chilled j Ave. & 25th St. OPEN DAILY $ A M TO I PM 7 DAYS A WUK - csa,*g,d FOOD STAMPS Milk - ___ Puuas. mNTISSS L1,. I dss - Eijuy a wik rug. of .r.st1.pal fsvItes u yaw cary jsey leeludleg Pleadlily Pub PIser. Aspsrus C.ru Meal Suffle sad Mezicas Fleets repes. . - $159 GALLON I LIMIT2 WITH COUPON AND U.N P000 ORDER, EXPIRES34-Iff - I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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'Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents onsumerPrices Take Biggest Jump In Years Thwr.day, Aftrch 22,1979 Spring is hio n WASHINGTON (UP!) - Led miner price performance: cost of fresh fruits, bakery gloomy news. was the second piece of by foods fuel and housing, -Food and beverages prices goods, dairy products and fats The individual purchasing &ninf1aUonnews this consumer prices shot up 1.2 roe 1.6 percent with and oils also posted substantial po wer of a family of four week. percent last month for the 1.4 percent in January. It was gains, dropped by 0.8 percent last On Tuesday, the government largest gain in 4% years, the the largest gain since February Mortgage interest costs month - compared with 0.1 reported that corporate profits government reported today. 1917. Food prices have now soared by 3.1 percent, home percent In January and was during last year's final three February's sharp advance soared by 17.1 percent during prices went up 1.3 percent and off by 1.2 percent from a year months climbed by .4 percent was equivalent to a coinpowid- the past three months. property Insurance increased ago. ad annual Inf lation rate of 154 over the fourth quarter of 1977 by 1.5 percent. Housing costs -HousIng costs more ,, and were 9.7 percent ahead of percent-more than cisuble the doubled last month byrlsjngl.6 are 1O percent higher than iey administration's W79 target of percent. cent above what they were IM's third quarter - a corn. were In November of last year, 7.5 percent. rate of 44$ Februaryy 1978 The have -Fuel also rose sharply. The Labor Depa rtment said The Miff Increase in the Gasoline prices Increased by 2 February s 1.2 percent conswn- risM at an annual rate 'o( 1L3 percent. in the last three months The new consumer report dd Prices Americans pay at the percent and have now soared at er price increase was consider- per contain a few bright spots. retail level ls the largegsince a an annual rate of 18 percent ably above January's 0.9 alone 1.3 percent jump in August of since last June. Home heating percent rise and the 0.6 percent The government's official medical C*T t.4vaOCY 1974. It Is another dim'girig fuel Increased by 3.1 percent, gains registered in both Consumer Price Index for rose u)' 0. percent,compared blow to the achnlnlstraticn's five times the January advan- December and November. February rose by 207.1. That WLUI 1.1 percent w January. anti-Inflation drive and to Ce. The department, which corn- means goods and services The slower rise was primarily consumer wallets. Food purchased at groceries piled the Consumer Price which cost $196 in 1967 were due to smaller gains for doctor Here Is a breakdown by Jumped 1.8 percent. Meat Index, Issued a separate report priced at $207.10 last month. and dentist bills, the Labor category on February's con- prices Jumped 4.9 percent. The which also contained some The consumer price report Department said. :1 . 1 .. .. - A. • II Selected - n's dr Recommended By England - 4J.• ... ..1'.... ;_Si •. Local Circuit May Get New J udgEi . . '% y j* C*EIMy Sanford to hear a presentation Brevard and Orange-Osceola growth rate and caseloads In Herald Staff Writer supporting the need for an circuits study whether their lower Seminole County and the cult. the new jud A new circuit court judge for additional circuit court Judge circuits should be reorganized increased Judicial activities In isMcGregor needed insaid Seminole as : the Seminole-Brevard circuit for the 16th Judicial circuit that because of travel and growth Brevard." presently has only four jtsih was one of 10 new circuit and Includes Seminole and Brevard patterns Into Orange-Seminole At the meeting In February assigned while Brevard seven new county judgeships counties. England, ac. and Osceola- Brevard circuits, attended bis by many county, court nine. He has not decIifj recommended by Florida companled by state court In making his recom- and law enfo rcement officials, whether the additional judge Supreme Court Qilef Justice Administrator John F. mendatlon Thursday for the Chief Seminole-Brevard Circuit would hear civil or criminal Arthur J. England Jr. in a Harkness Jr., visited 10 of additional judge here, Engan Judge Robert B. McGregor cases - or a combination of written request to the state Florida's 20 JudicIal circuits in. gave these reasons: "The pointed to the 15 pe th rcent in. legislature. four days during the Informal extensive travel times required crease in workload experienced bo . wJs recently completedswing through the state. Now that the need for an to service the wide by the judicial circuit during additional Judge has been a fact-finding tour which inFtg1aM also Is asking the geographical area covered by the past year as well as other certified it will be up tothe dW clud9d & FW 22 to visit to chief JudgesIn the Seminole- the circuit; the high population problems peculiar to the cit. legislature to fund the po'tioà •.. Herald & •Iiw "JI1W Dresses have never been prettier or looked more terrific than right now. Come find a collection featuring the newest styles, the latest colors In solids and prints and all your favorite fabrics. Junior, misses and half sizes bT Katherine Mitchell recounts the events leading up to a fire at 5 p.m. Thursday in her condominium in The Springs for a member th e Seminole Count ire"Department. Mrs 11 Mitchell was reportedly Suippuig f urnure urnit ure UI her home at the time of the blaze. She sustained slight burns to both of her hands. + OF EMOTION Cause of the fire is still under investigation, I RS Gives Seniors' Group Clean, Bill Of Health By l)ONNA HeraIdStafIWMer + - The Federation of Senior C of Sern1jole County has been gis a cs bill of health by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Joim C. lakar, certified public accountant of Forest (by said today. , "Tb. tinetansd penalty of $3,690 has been forgiven by IRS, a corporate Income tax return for the federation tu Acwft the orpil&icn made no profits and the rn has been aoo.etod and appruid by IRS," Shrinker said. "A request to IRS for a deterutlnatlon that the federation is a Selected Misses' and junior a Avft,~ __ A I#w' 3O% If" have a pinion for sportswear, lit yourself go at JCPnn.y. Says 30 pct. on great sportswear looks. Skirts and blouiss. Slacks and L Colors lflsOhI and Prints tOphSa..any1ancy . . ind all your favorIt, fabrics.junior .,l4mNMI sizes. off + Longwood Man Keeps Ani*nlals For Endangered Species Lectures .",, i i MaI.dwIthb 11=I w,at Is ± d there was the Iqultrel msüq. Today 'Fred wp, * and ycu." The things affecting wildlife In Florida 'are Increased cethüm end the distraction of animal's --i_ I p.ati accorng toWyim. 1combMthatthge, Wyim fouls bibig, n.e better plat atiral areas to maintain the + JCPenney 1 OPEN 10 AM TO W PM MONDAY THRU SATURDAYS OPEN SUNDAY 12:30.6:30 P1 Axv , asagidi 01 SUlk Wjeauusthe-kiiiI.in hilur he ses to chIIduIS in 7$ orange (1gS, icksà aid will SANFORD PLAZA : F.ethauut year In ___ 81011118k Hi.r,he add he would heupths'evenIf he try tokiippoilttkm*a __ the InIJSSIbrIMI to w'els Is man, , -'- --- dd ad 1 11119 • 13M The iectèes give abIion,ea sg,situmity 1berev.ieugblaws is the bauble peeled PNPII.Meld ' Thikeytopntectiiigthe girsd.pr4eaadlsarn - .10 __ 1sl WU4W. Week 1 yR =te_L$. MI*m abeut Ito " w, I he t hi - to .Iiul I*en ;t;== set to -noft edaid I Slid • + + 0 4 . Tuat V • •.. 2 0 Ii ( IA .;•'............. iat.BitllsMIUa dengiram.J U same fr uy 69iCy, ..IU i 11 . . 01. JJI ilthivy, çtloi.d. * SP y ,j'h ' 4_- W r • -.. I have - is , . . • • . • .-' • • • pr out it tAiF"t 'J a dangerous :, ','•' animaL' ',Y' (edirsi isvsr,a.sta,. uuu*pW,u in a he INI ;Q3 lie fr•- + ThIayagirid upaiks NqlWig pir kutut,aj . ______ be" _ jj ... u wumiva.................M -.• 01V . , ojp by trying to WIN eld be" " apot, 6 Ow. Is 6v era . '. .. ft my IM , t. ..-- wv'i cautious against trying to cut the c Im ___as' ld Ilu.uu Xft iMsie, 160 them animal must gotos vetirtheslen end s five pouixls of most each day. Mjempodiçaszstoit, rsarethurswoel4he pr,blaseb.cawtheat nd know ec ft" VVft be ed ge .sacat ngteWyne. Thirafere, he cautions __ a& od em an of us.11 ., breed, but that's like Muting one luinset and saying be j ivory hwvuei." Bcineiof hiskeowie. of thS individeuli In menagerie, Wynn feels contjhe con husdI them without fear. "The cat I have Is bsmgifvt," said Wymi. "I omhendieLWhstftgoea ottfor apiermance,ltIs two kctwes a day weesjM$sjubyo.g at I ad $ p.m. ab a* aftft One species most onden.rei in Florida Is the ca,, acccr to Wynn. Though reports vary, Wyim said he feels te cougar ppnJfr iii the state Is probably woimdltMostoftlieie lIi. In the Everglades, because thatarsaprovidus a relatively unmolested habitat for the r4"rs dthprysauve of prey, thsdsl2. AThrlda cougar relies eadusrforbetass$end 76; FddbAw4&c_ ceedWyum. animals Is to better - 0 non-profit corporation Is now in progress," Shrinker said. tinue doing the work it does to help seniors." The federation found last November that appropriate returns "We are debt-free now," Kamlnsky said, adding the federation Meanwhile, Kamlnsky, president of the federation which Itself has no money except for the dues it collects from its seeking tax-exempt status fran IRS for the seven-year-old 1,000- has 1$-memberSam org'nI'atlons of senior citizens ranging in age affiliated members. member organization had not been filed In a previous year as for 60 years old to 96, w as pleased today that the problem had He said seniors are looking forward to the proposed senior required. The organization was threatened with a penalty of $10 been worked ott. per day for a total of $3,690 by IRS for t he time it was late In filing citizen complex in Casselberry, hoping the cooperation and He pointed with pride to the programs operating under the its return. federal money for Its construction comes to pass to provide not umbrella of the federation including Project OASIS (Older only office space for various senior functions, but also to provide a Shrinker said he filed appropriate tax returns and the problem Americans Service in Seminole), congregate meals, meals on community room where seniors can hold meetings, was solved. "Since we had never operated at a profit, play games we did not wheels and homemaker services for the elderly, and hold parties - "anything to benefit the senior citizens." have any income taxes to pay," he said. The federation and its member organizations, Kaminsky noted, Kaminsky said the federation helps organize senior citizen The accountant said he expects the tax-exempt status for the are currently Involved with the major project of acquiring federal clubs lii the county when requested to federation to be approved by the federal agency any day now. fwlding and city of Cuseiberry and county commissi do so. The organization was on formed ori n ly, he said, gi al to to pool gether the expertise and "The cloud is gone," he said. "Now the organization can con- cooperation to build a senior citizen complex In Casselberry. strength of senior citizens to care for other seniors. am • a ___ pd s an M ! Ff 'l,'P)l" ' 'JIIfl7d ___ - ii "• ___ + •. __ -- you isi hekatImaf '•JJ t6 043o 6 6 II '..•7 a' . -, '•- .. . ',j. ' . ' s . + - - :. . . • , .. . . . . . • • • • • . . ,•, + U' 4 �IA-Evening Nerald, Sinford, Fl. - Friday, Mirth 23, ten VYORLD IN BRIEF By MAX ERKILETIAJI Herald Staff Writer Irish Army Launches I Juveniles In Custody Th efts Cleared By Police, Deputies Countrywide Bomb Blitz BELZAST, Northern Ireland (UPI)-The Provisional Irish Republican Army laid today It had launched a ::. coordinated bomb blitz across Northern Ireland to prove ftdlll has muscle and will riot heditate to use It. 44 anonymous telephone caller told the Prea& Association, Britain's national news agency, the IRA had d 40 bombs across the province "g to silence :,'• Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Roy Muon's claims that we're a spent force." Police said only 30 devices had exploded by midnight Thursday, but confirmed more than a dozen suspect bomb, were being eumed by dmolltlon experts. Despite the ferocity of the attack, telephone warnings about all the bomb, and the late hour avoided serious casualties, police said. Some people were treated for , shock but no deaths were reported. Marine 'Deserter' Returns NAHA, Okinawa (UPI) - The U. S. Marines say Robert Garwood Is a Vietnam War deserter who worked for the innujdatj and against U.S. POWs. His father says "the kid's never done anything that wrong." Whatever the Marines decide Garwood Is, the 33year. old private from Gresiburg, md., says he "cherished American ideals" and wants to go home. Gawood, listed as prisoner of war for 13% years, was brought to the Marin base in Okinawa early today after a denatIc homecoming flight Thursday from Ho Qil Mirth Qty, formerly 8lgon, to the Thai capital of Bangkok PLO Official Killed ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UP!)— A high official o(the Poli4bw Liberation Organization In Pakistan was shot and killed In his living room, the PLO said today. Psklilaln's PLO chief Abu Hantash said Muanam Zaki was shot Thursday night by an unknown assassin and collipeit His wife took him to the hotaI, when he was — dead, Hontogth said. Police add they were Investigating the cue but released no details. Students Treaten Kidnap MARAWI, Philippines (UP!)— A terrorist group has threatened to kidnap four professors of a Marawl uniwrsit$ imlos. they give passing grades to certain dadsids, the PI11ppine news agency reported today. The agency said the threat agalad the mathematics prodomon at the goveroment-rim M'4."ao State UMvw.My cams in a liU.t dated March C and was ac,t •i: 00110 burglary In connection with the March 18 theft of $635 in tires, batteries and tools from the A Joint investigation by the Sanford Tire and Muffler Shop, Seminole County Sheriff's 420 S. French Ave., Sanford. and the Sanford The Investigation of that Police Department has led to burglary has led to the solving the breaking of a snail theft of four other thefts from ring Involving two Juveniles, automobiles in the county, ThniIrhitIt.n r.iw.iW. •, Rpr..i..i VII. 'N £V for at least five break-ins thefts were primarily citizens netting a total of more than band radios, valued at about VX in goods, according to $1,00, said Bronaen Police. STOPS THIEF Detective Bronson with A 66-year-old Sanford man the police and Deputy David took the law and a prowler InW Duguid of the sheriff's his own hands Thursday when department coordinated the he grabbed a 24-year-old Investigation. truder found in his house, acThe pair is being held in the cording to sheriff's deputies. Seminole County Juvenile Willie BaIley, 66,1810 SouthDetention Center, Sanford, west Road, Sanford, reportedly awaiting hearings on charges of called deputies to his home • The homicide division will have sister, Helen McKiver itooa, wooded area Feb. 5, because he 45 days to conclude its In- 941, South Addle Ave., DeLand, planned to build a garage there arid eventually develop the site, vest igation and turn in- all died In the wreck. formation over to the State's deputies, The accident probably oc according to Attorney's office for possible cured in the middle it the BoWvWf, However, when he checked on charges. interjection, according to the door earlier this week, It The spokesman said there Is Sanford Police Sgt. William was gone, he reportad. no Indication at this time as to Bernosky. whether charges will be filed. CAStI, JEWELS TAZEN There are stop signs on Old The accident occurred at 7:33 lake May Road at the in. John Stineon, 86,205 Palmetto where he was detaining a man. p.m. Tuesday when a tra4or. ter..ectlon. How,ver,.t"re ........,pood, reported The Intruder was taken into trailerj .east on Old no traffic signs onAirport someone ransacked his house ciisTo Ii' Mary Road by Clifton Boulevard at the latereection. end took cash end Jewelry ACCIDENT PROBED Preston Gainey, 59, 105 valued collectively at 0,70, The Florida Highway Patrol Tangerine Drive, Sanford, GARAGE DOOR TAJLEN according to deputies. Is continuing Its Investigation of collided with a 1977 ThusGary Patrick, 77, Orlando, Stineon and his wife were traffic accident Tuesday derbird driven south on Airport reported someone took a reportedly gone Wednesday a evening that claimed the lives Boulevard by Arvie McKlver garage door, valued at $000 and Thursday, when the of three DeLand residents. Lawson, 56, of 701 Wed Man- from a wooded ares near Dean burglary is believed to have A spokesman for the patrol dield, DeLand. Road in rural Seminole County occurred. said today the accident Is being Mrs. Lawson, her husband sometime in February or The point of entry was probed by its homicide division, Earl Charles Lawson, some March, according to depitist through a hiding glass door, because deaths were involved. address, and Mrs. Lawson's Patrick WI the door In the according to deputies. w Ray . Trade Pact Talks Unsettled FREEPORT, Bahnu (UP!)- European nations and developing cousgrias are working on a new trade agr.omsnt today in a joint economics negotiating se..km, but didgraces rn*bi unsettled. The European Economic C.cinmrmlty asked Thursday for new features in the agreement that will replace the l treaty signed in Lome, ths capital OfTogo in Wed Africa. The Europeans want to link trade with homan rights In the raciplud countries and demand safeguards for any Indudrial development They also want an overall agreement an fishing rights. Man Bites Man Story UMled Press Isteradissal Prime Minister Menachem Begin flew to the United States today for the signing it a peace treaty with President Anwar Sadat Monday, praying "from the bottom of my heart" peace with Egypt will lead to peace for the entire Middle East. Begin was preceded by his Foreign Minister, Moshe Dayan, who tried to wrap up details on an agreement spelling out U.S political and diplomatic commitments to Israel should Cairo violate the pact. Begin was accompanied by his wife, Aliza, Defense Minister Etter Wel'man and Welaii's wife, Rnham, and several top officials. The red of the Israeli delegation was scheduled to leave Sunday morning and will meet Begin In New York for a the flight to Washington. "I pray from the bottom it my heart that this will be the first step toward a comprehensive peace settlement In the Middle East for which we yearn," Begin told a large crowd of well-wishers before departing Ben Gurlan Airport. The peace euphoria in Israel was dampened by a U.N. Security Council decision to dispatch a commission to Investigate continued Israeli settlement of occupied lands and fear that Arabs opposed to the treaty may launch attacks along Israel's borders. The U.N. decision coincided with reports on Israel's statenm television that Israel will announce plans for an additional 10 settlements on the West Bank soon after the pact Is signed. In Israel, troop, were on alert for poulbile trouble from Israel's eastern fronts with Jordan and Syria. "It's a routine situation, but we are on a bit of an alert to be prepared," one military source said. Workers at Seminole Thursday. However, the Petroleum Co., 202 North temperature it the petroleum Laurel, Sanford, today began was too high tosafely begin that F=1111111g gasoline hm one operation, according to Sanford naIning storage tsoi that firefighters and state fire was unharmed In Thursday's marshal Investigator Ernie explosion and fire at the Wright. petroleum plant. Sanford Temperatures of the firefighters monitored the pet roleum exceeded 120 pinp&ig operation. degrees most of the day Originally the firm had Thursday, said Wright. The PkMW o pp gas" tompsratu'e had dropped over • • •• • . , , -• •. 4• • , • . - ' - :';.:j ::: .1 • • • • of on wwo Mm'lit RPM" IL-tim Army. , Wess*00d6fis Under Attack? - CIT OV SPAIN, 7t and Thhap (UP!)- The *$Iom,adisItsaI4ye.-ti$Igaa 'ilN$fr.mdthspr.s.lo sadie attack is fridp-Mthscpun%I 1taiIaieaudrlu MIthslsd111.. Ths - it t1h ad I Amirim :iff Luiud $ leg deft Vstr-ad 1idsy .uij* ji1g- —itwnst *ØUfi-itNlthIrIve,t wIss k ,•••••••• •.•. ' 1. Delores H. cut,, Clara I. FUIP Lowe Olin Will'. Sill ''r'° S r. $ytveiJii TrM Were ' it I . • , Mrs. Mary iane ofi$$DoWs,$,d, - - - -• • -- • 05 A, o, four • 1 F= NANO ,rIUfl!. -• Nerwj doN W Tern ftba •j•5 c.ui$y D4Je. Safety Gary Kahn aid iumMsIsser Saudra Gissa h.lpfoig I. figha a -fire at the Mare ladeamly lsnl .11 V. S. HIgway 1742. The fire was isIs deimsadralls. sits flat's s, III d rdC. Ons. am y ' • bswlsdg..1 foM Ms MW to inN iJz mNiin.*isasslluILs*, yeS, MH Sr Mdl: 5L IS$5uN tmm sas 1ii1li. psier Yw. amou • .. .• - Rate HikiPosfponed ATLANTA (UP!) —Attorneys said they would move for a mistrial today If an affidavit that resulted In 11 charges of pornogrsphy.pedIIhg against Hauler maguine owner Lamy Flyat proves to be Irregular. Defense attorney Herald Price Fahringsr called for an Investigation Thursday it the affidavit under which the magazines were Wised, pliarging It was not properly signet The mig*,s themselves provided the state's only evidence In the case against Flyrt, charged with 11 counts of distributing obaute material that could bring him 11 years In prison if convicted. NEW YORK (UP!) — For the first time In its history, the American Society for the Prevention it Cruelty to The ASPCA Thursday cited Pride, a polk, horse, for "rIthlng calm ad tijing by his rider" I pM, "painful injuries" he sustained when an Ic, cream truck exploded In lower. "uthstten lad Jim.. The force it the coscisaim tossed Omcsr Eugene Kmptonfromths addle end not thshoras Willis ln the air. Pride's legs wer sprayed with shreds it glaw aid huib of 16WA bit throughout the ordeal, he r-"tl -Student's Bite Fatal To - Man du 1111 help make people swue jad hew dais a human klls can be. Nkbes,N,itWoreuerwa MN= s do 'left hand-I Nevuribsr by $ $yew4ld key, aspeolol Orimasu Fvmsns$ Nime Wft WIN" 0111111111L Pa eeadtth.rmU idMsinVlwthshiho, .Wh drw Wa4 md P%d 4k bd&@L 4W.96 .- -• .r.. MOW , MM 'lieii A. TIUL..fW N. d flY, ¶' _ __ soo . N- SvNss. PhJal Hem,; • F' • • • . .' Irsi dayS later he VMtrNflT4d ha ruNMihrsludIsd has 1hatdsl4,rsis190 hae "' _ UCF HEAD SPEAKS projections would not be bin. ding. A year1aterhe9jTt' would have to send the Senate a 1981 budget resolution in balance, but Congress wouldn't have to approve It that way. The process would be repeated the following year for the 1902 budget. Packwood would also include a requirement that In any year the president sends Congress a deficit budget, he must also furnish an "alternative" balanced budget. Dole said the counterproposal "doesn't do anything." It had taken Senate leaders all day, working behind the scenes, to come up with It. But there remained so much dispute over It, and conf usion over Its precise terms, the Senate put off any vote until Monday. For TrIpTo Cap. Columblea Ready? l)r.Trevor Colburn, pres dent of the University of, Central Florida, will be guest speaker at the luncheon meeting of th Kiwanis Club of Sanford: at. .-nooii--WethrZsday, at the civic center. The Aus': tralian-born, CoIbur came to the United States in 1948 as an exchange: student at College of WII Ham and Mary from: England. Before coming: to UCF in June, he was: acting president of San: Diego State University. .1 Correction And Apology To Carolyn Jones The Evening Herald In its March 12, 1979 The Herald sincerely regrets the error, and : edition published a story incorrectly naming the woman who was charged with soliciting: Carolyn Jones of 615 E. Ninth St., Sanford, as for prostitution, possession of a controlled: the woman arrested by Sanford Police on substance (cannabis) and carrying a charges of soliciting for prostitution, cealed weapon (ice pick) was Carolyn.: possession of a controlled substance Jackson of 615 E. Ninth St., Sanford, Sc-.: (marijuana) and carrying a concealed cording to Sanford Police reports. weapon (an iceplck). - AN ANTONIO, Texas (UP!) Antonio still was causing officials to change and weather across the change flight plans. the space shuttle Columbia In flight path to the east. . Despite the delays, Slayton Texas for nearly three days but As In El Paso, the delay said everything aboard the 147 NASA officials once again are allowed thousands of sightseers carrying the space shuttle had preparing to move the craft to to get a look at America's most gone smoothly. Cape Canaveral, Fla., this modern space transporatlon. afternoon. Ilts people of San Antonio, Slayton, who was flying one of who had gone through five two T-38 jets that are flanking Weather permitting, delays In 12 days, streamed the shuttle throughout the ton Columbia will take off at 1 onto the base Thursday WASHINGTON (UP!) — Sen. Herman and cross-country flight, said the p.m. (T for the last leg Of Its mesmer Talmadge's troubles with the Senate Ethics stood ized while looking scheduled Nov. 9 launching of Right from California to Florl- up at the towering space craft, the first space shuttle was In Committee date from an acrimonious divorce cia. case that spread his personal finances on the the second orbiter to come off doubt. public record. The shuttle, bolted atop a 747 an assembly a line at Palmdale, "We'd have to be very lucky Now, it appears his embittered ex-wife Jumbo jet, was finally able to Calif. to make that deadline," he said. Betty will get the chance to offer the first fly on to Kelly Air Force Base Slayton said the entire crew "It's one that's achievable If testimony against him when the panel begins Thursday after being grounded was heartened by the crowds. ev erything goes right. It's aits disciplinary In El Paso since Tuesday night, Air Force officials Mrs. Talmadge has said she was In the but a storm system between tively estimated the crowd that good one to shoot for. The Columbia will be the first kitchen fixing lunch when she heard on the San Antonio and Florida led lined the runways at 20,000. usable spacecraft to orbit the radio her husband had filed for divorce. She NASA officials to keep it In The shuttle originally W15 to re earth and return for an airport. Walked Iota the froat.'room and asked him If it Texas another day. have flown from California to type binding. were true, and he said It was. Veteran astronaut Deb Slay. Florida March 940, but a to said the same weather front combination of bed weather thpt cleared out thunderstorms and a slight erosion it tiling hovering over the 500 miles installed toprotect the shuttle's between El Paso and San aluminium skin caused NASA Newton J u ry 8 Deliberat'ing 1chehle Jenkins, 21, later I The main W& it the jury Ippeared to be mssaw Crediblity it Ike Smany it thom prostitutes Ithar stied —, Ethics Chairman Adlal Stevenson, 1)411.,' said Thursday the committee wants to start: the hearings April 11, almost two weeks: earlier than expected, so Mrs. Talmadge can: testify before Leaving on a European trip. He indicated she will be questioned "out of order," and the hearings will then be recessed until their original darting date of April 24. Talmadge, Georgia Democrat and 23-year': Senate veteran, faces five charges of financial misconduct, the most serious of wtild involve false Senate expense tUlnga aMt1 to cash for his personal benefit. Thebmt OAKLAND, Calif. (UP!) — him. The jury In the Huey Newton Newton's defense was that at trial opened its third day of the time Miss Smith was shot, lIberaUons by listening to a he was In his apartment, lap it testimony by a key working on the preparation of a prosecution witness, who said magazine article with his wife, saw the Black Panther Party Gwen, and Donald Freed, a io4oander kill a died walker, writer. The jury asked for a Freed testified that he arid rehearing of testimony by Newton worked on the article LarIos Bide, 30, one it two until well pad the hour No prosecution witnesses who ginith was diet. Also testifying ad.d they saw Newton shoot on behalf it the 37.yeir.old tNeen 5iiIth, 17, after a Newton was Larry Benson, his greet corner argument en Aug. bodyguard, who said he saw it 1174. Buis kill Miss Ranith One prosecution witness has In final arguments, prosecubarged, however, that Bid.to, Tom Orloff ,nphaetød that ras the main Who IM Miss witnesses may have been I ___ discouraged from testifying or The other prosecution Mw* may have changed their tea. was, former prostitute timony because of fear of, or C iged her dory and said on C ould not Identity Newton as the I Talmadge Ex=W 's if e Gives Testimony —S Bad weather has grounded "lousy" hI ia,,,I threats fr.,, the Black Pantheir Party. Newton fled to Cuba for three years after he was charged wth the alaylng, but returned volw*arUy to staid trial. ad called dir Cenvictia, said Newton 1scams angered over the IdWs failers to A 041 Cer a sscsmw C.sscsrd DI 2.Dr. Pam DI. W.goss Spirit flfIb.ck pay Why extra for luxury when YOU can buy a Concord? a As WOR(WEH, Mess. (UP!) - AMhsdtIs hips a loWS publicity surrounding the death it $ icksol hun Rev. I. 00 Celt a" ftv. O" RICO 11clallinio. - SWIM ill C4 ad -.• _ creasing the national debt limit, The counter-proposal had of senators Including Russell Long, D.La., chairman of finance, and Edmund Muskie, D-Maine, budget chairman, with help from Robert Packwood, H-Ore. The gist was that, while Congress may not be ready to bind itself to balance the budget, it may be willing to examine what a balanced budget would look like — what programs would be cut and by how much; which constituents wouldn't get their checks. Under the proposal, the Senate Budget Committee would be required this April 15 — when ft sends its recommoridatlon for thelleo budget to the Senate — to project what balanced budgets In 1961 and 1982 would contain. These _ '''1I&som,Jsha L,Soihtdlim,05t SMell. Ce1. 1 Merritt 'd; • IA., Horss Gets Medal Of Honor Siviws. Mi.. YNILMA SUZAsvse-. Ptmsrd v1c - __ • ".INI Prláy, Novi20. 1C9C'.-Vil. 11. ft is eg a * ious, #01111l. u*sv LUCILSI— Pii,w.i $iVvlciS for Nit. Navy 111.1111c"1110 - AL al Cli Sd Driw, $"u e1 Tt,4IrIay WW W dii em.. %Owft 11111 Gronkm Slal "we WNN Nov. AM SIMIS dliCldlhSi.5wIi1 in 5vy1p,, Oramhaw In ft Dun Jang , W Sin thug, .1 arrm-, • JJ-- iitJlliII ,.• - Mistrial Sought In Flynt Case Leslie T. d Joyce Smith Jay Crow. Diltona OoroI$y Lundmam, Detto. Ittwl $ssr. Dittoni H,$II Walker. Dollom 5a1t, Wsit, Deltona Yates • H11111011 Tiffany H. Hunt fl $mq'.y, DiItsa • Kristine , OAIOd A y man, Charles Smith, Warrun, Mid, •- KNOXVILLE, Tom. (UP!) — A rate hike that would have raised the average homeowner's power bill about $2.04 for every 1,000 kilowatt-hours beginning In April was postponed Thursday until July by the Tennessee Valley Authority. The 6.5 percent hike was delayed at a special meeting called by the WA boird after they learned the seven-state federal utility unexpectedly saved $81 million in operating costs during January and February. Hugh Parris, WA power mlinager, advised the delay after viewing figures that Indicated WA's coal-fired, nuclear and hydro generating wilts were more efficient this winter. DISCHARGES Sanford: George Abbgy Gas Ave, - *LP.uu *ei. * PIftnhn. Randy J. and KrtI.j., girt, Longwood Adams •, t.* C ,•.•••''- died Weitasday_at Mumodal I'oemltaI. Born In ft Qft Wic sits lived In Loka UM for no pad 21 Years, moving here from Wlaeeuj. She Is one of idombla Wbomft itims Irhide two sons, C3fll Reid,, Qadiss, Ore., ad Neal bodw, ftwo; ___ WL Lesion Pisdii, Vi.. and 30 SaICira. Mrs. Frau Willis, Saaisrd' one Frank Gi,.is, Nortl BelmiS PfIl l4ssi. Is In Aagada, & C.; two i,s, charisitarrungamada. Mr&MiIdredFhldi,W*,,. Vs. aid Mrs. a del Dais, MyInad; beetber, Raymad PuflfS Notice RS'TT Mars, Ge. ad 'dun. rrii.asa,aises. sous sokoft w vas luinJd Nirale. .. i.m Pin, IN71. Now c. P~ Pal VI$$j win Pot-Smuggling Ring Indicted BIRTHS ADMISSIONS 1LIIaUIAG1Vt4 Um SlIu Gives, N, it 3045 Park Ave., Sanford, died Thursday at . A H-dInE ft 1 0 cam toSadordt4 Fare ago from North Aa, & c. fila was adorede,kawl amb,r ittbeFfrd*.vhefGod, auto* • A' --- r Nr Richard Sykes may have bees "Way tsidesd" bi killw bit ideib they hors few l*h$hs PVt.kui WASHINGTON (UP!) — The fight over ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment has moved to a new battleground, with supporters and opponents vowing to go all the way to the Supreme Court to we if the ERA Is dill alive at all. The first lawsuit was scheduled to be filed today In the state of Washington, challenging the congressional ex. tension itthe deadline for ratification to Jam 30, 1961. At midnight Thursday, the original seven-year deadline for ratification expired — and opponents say the extension is unconstitutional. A Washington state legislator has demanded Gov. Dixie Lee Ray get the date's ratification papers back from the General Services Administration In Washington. D.C. TOMS RIVER (UP!) — Ten members of an alleged smuggling ring have been Indicted on charges it using a system of ocean-going ships and high speed motor boats to smuggle millions of dollars of marijuana into New Jersey over the past two years. Sabino Carone, a spokesman for the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office, Thursday said the Indictments were handed up Feb. 23, but were impounded until arrests could be made. Two men and one woman are still fugitives. According to the Indictments, the ring was composed of men and women from New Jersey, California and Florida, who transported the ma rijuana from Colombia aboard large ships. AREA DEATHS * Vewas unharmed. March n, Ityll budget," he said calmly. "We all get mail from back home saying, 'When are you going to balance the budget? When are you going to cut federal spending? And when aml going to get my check?" The Senate was trying on for size a proposed "compromise" on balancing the budget. It had been worked out by a group of senators who sought to head off a more or less flat requirement to balance the budget in 1961, which Sons. Robert Dole, R-Kan., and William Armstrong, R.Colo., wanted to add to a bill In- ERA Fight To New Battlefront HOSPITAL F1 _____ Niberl.ds (UPI)- woman -'as.y Mar slated I * — not to $7 degrees allowing the The inability to begin pianworkers an opportunity to begin ping Will today has hampered the pumping operation this efforts to closely umIne morning. tanks, according toWrlaJ*. The .petroleum Is being However, samples of the pumped from the storage tank petroleum are being Iran. Into tank trucks for tran- sported to test labs In sportatlon to another site. Tallahassee and Ocala, said Meanwhile, the cause of the Wright. explosion is still under b) One or two explosions vedigation by the Stat. Fire the north part of Sanfordrocked about Marshal's office. 1:01 am Thursday. WASHINGTON (UP!) Democratic Leader Robert B'rfrth-'?e$VfrgInIaaurnyed the Senate, which at the moment was steeped In discord and confusion over the Issue of balancing the federal budget. "We all want to balance the WASHINGTON (UP!) A top Justice Department official today assured wary Republicans he would block indictments In the Carter peanut warehouse investigation only If special councel Paul Curran acts "beyond the conscience of the American people." Department officials wrota charter outlining Curran's powers amid charges from GOP senators that the administration Is undercutting the Independent probe before it starts. The charter was expected to be published In the Federal Register today. "I think we're trying to give them (the Republicans) Just about everything they want," said Philip Heymann, assistant attorney general in charge of the criminal division, In a brief interview with UP! after the charter was completed. In Baghdad, Suldam hussein, vice chairmen of Iraq's revolutionary council, said Iraq would he overthrow Arab dates that refuaed to ee to stringent sanctions against Egypt. If Arabs mistral fall toliv up to the r adopted ,yan Arab summit lad November, Hussein said, "We should consider them traitors and should incite their people against thorn and supply them with all the resources to topple them." Pumping Begins At Fire Site • 40Wwas Charter __ Assassination Probe I NA - a 3 A New — JERUSALEM (UP!) — A police and hospital officials ceremony Monday of the hospital officials Na Police said the trash can was suspected ftestinianis at the ___ ___ ____ bSnb'*,dtnatrmbcan said. Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty. about 30 fed from the lad bomb to de"', their cp Th. 15 Injured were waiting otthi wóWtdld 11th stand. They aa position to the EgyptIanIaeU apparently set by Paledinlan persons, came Just hours after for an Interurban taxi on IAmCZ One serious condition, four persons by would have be., wounded peace treaty. Doses it the guerrillas exploded in the heart Prime Minister Menachem Street Just off Zion Square to suffered medium wounds and 10 had the bomb exploded earlier guerri bombs have exploded, it the city today and wounded Begin departed for the United take them to Tel Aviv when the others received light wounds, in the day. In Jer"'al.n In the pad several more than a dozen persona, States to attend the signing explosion occurred, police and the hospital officials said Police sources said they years. , ffg Powers — Israeli Ambuedador Ysiwda Slum rejected the resolution and followed up with a press rth.n announcing Israel "will not permit the proposed commission to enter the territories in question, and will not cooperate with It." With the signing all but a formality, Opposition members it Egypt's Parliament condemned the treaty Be a "document it shame and surrender." In Israel, farmers from Sinai settlements that will he abandoned under the treaty burned this on the main rArishto Mock traffIe. They vowed to cdkme the protests and to block army vehicles pulling out Israeli military equipment from the Sinai until the govermneig negotiates with them about the problems it their rusuhmooL Dayan met with Secretary of State Vanfor two In Washington Thursday and said afterward, "We are not IikIflg for any military pact or defense agreement or anything of that sort Weare looking for the United States todo what you can tosee that the agreement will be carried out." The letter would not commit the United States to any military actions, and Carter said It would not be a treaty obligation, meaning it will not require congressional approvaL The U.N. Security Council, by a vote of 12.0 with the United States, Britain and Norway abstaining, ordered a threemonth investigation of the settlements and declared Illegal all Israeli settlements In the territories occupied In the 1967 war, including East Jerusalem. 4 10 Outlined In Begin Arrives Today In The U.S. For Peace Treaty Signing On Monday JONAJINZURG, South Africa (UP!)- In a variation it the "ma hift deg" dory, biIn.rian Mike affilNio don the beg arm of the In arid am aw1y with ayaft.r4ad.. ArMsThuryasstaiceGooJ,in,$toatbr.e Me" In Jail for asus*1gepic.msa with his teeth, supe the prison isatsice forthess years. No 111111111114411010 IN Special Counsel Friday, March 23, i979—JA Senate Offers Compromise On Balanced Budget NATI(A BRIEF Bomb Blast In Jerusalem Inlures 15 ad not identify itself and no n was given for ths demand for putting grades, and sources said the letter may be a hoax. Mail Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. It feels like a big ear. bitt it isn't. 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DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Overcrowding: : Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and. If possible, a telephone number o the Identity ol the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald she reserves the right to edit letters to eilmiute libel or to conform to space requirements. But the biggest decision came In selecting the godparents - who are very special people. When my daughter announced the senior godmother, i nearly choked on the gulp of hot coffee. "But, my lmd, you can't do that to me," I inshW. "Why, I'll be in debt to her for the red of my The Clock By DORIS DIgrRICn eefing Necessary Pleas e Write Who needed the sweeping heirloom gown, gold jewelry tied on withpink ribbons, a pink ribbon caught in her several strands of hair and a pink rose corsage that wouldn't stay put? E:--] $20.60; Year, $40.00. We can understand how Seminole County's present-day problem with overcrowding at the w1ty jail came to pass, since most jails throughut the country have similar problems. Especially y Those in high-growth areas and high-crime areas. What we cannot comprehend, however, Is why so $any county officials In administration, law enforcement and the judiciary who are aware of the problem have failed to bring about a meeting to 4iscts the matter and make an attempt to arrive at a solution. The facts are clear: Sheriff John Polk's jail personnel say they are experiencing an average daily inmate population of 123 to 125 in a facility built to hold 95. Prisoners are having to share crowded jail cells and some are sleeping on the floors. The new jail at Five-Points will not be ready ;until May, 1980, county administrators predict. 'That's more than a year away, so the present jail ,problems problems are amplified with the anticipated increase in crime for this area. One judge in this circuit clearly blames the county commission for today's jail problems, :asserting It should have had the foresight some years ago to take action which might have headedoff the disaster. Hindsight is great, but it doesn't help the situation today. It's Polk's headache, and he needs some .relief. Some judges, in fact, are adding to the jail problems today through a unique weekend. sentencing practice. That's when a judge sentences omeone to 10 days in jail, but orders It carried out .on weekends only, Friday till Sunday, until all 10 jdays are served. : The judges have a valid argument for this :practice, saying It helps those convicted of :relatively minor offenses serve their time without riskIng job loss and, in most cases, permits them to :work through the week to support their families. Sound thinking, but perhaps off base a bit until "the new lad is built for it1s weekends the jailers say 1 1he facilIty Is too overcr(mdsd.' : We have learned through County Administrator "Roger Nelawender that Circuit Judge Robert :McGregor Is polling other circuit judges to determlne which of them use and to what extent :they do, the weekend sentencing practice. : Neiswender said he understands Judge McGregor will get back to him with the results of that inquiry and, If any alternatives can be found, : the judges will give it a try. Nelswender himself says what should take place Is a meeting between judges, law enforcement, county officials and perhaps a member of the state's attorney's office. Now that's sound thinking, too. As a matter of fact, we think such a meeting is long overdue. We're certain Sheriff Polk would welcome such a meeting and so would his jailers. We can only support Nelawender's Idea and also urge those who might have a hand In correcting the problem to arrange for such a meeting. - y Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, 13.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mill: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, Jail christened at Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Parents, relatives and friends talked about a very tinthe big ceremony with reverence portent day in the life of the tiny Infant girl who probably couldn't give a hoot about all the fuss being made over her. LIaUTI life. How could you?" "Well, Mother, you didn't raise a Jimmy, and I know that Jan will carry out the responsIbIlities of a go&nother with dignity," she said. And so she approached my longtime friend and Jan said, "I will be honored to." "How will I ever live this down?" I kept repeating to myself. Then In January, Jan's son, Kenny Torbett and his wile, Debbie, became parents In Miami. I attended the Miami wedding several years ago and dutifully sent Baby Megan Lenore a "welcome to earth" memento. And then It happened. Would I be Megan's senior godmother when she was christened at Holy Cross Episcopal Church on March 18? Ob, dear. "Yes,I would consider ItSflh000r,"I said with Trillion Dollar Issue p 11 Star Witness To Hospital many more jobs for American workers than are Its congrean, Rep. Bill Green, B-N.Y. POVV(4 Law *4 Legal Aids 5ocy and Your local library, local college, or perhaps your National Lawyers Guilds likely to be lost to foreign Imports. According to egg American local 1Mm Club On Lim have done yeoman glNatioad In CU5 Civi Union, King's let's iun the bigottth( work In aiding the blind) to look Into the Kurzl Uberties the chief trade negotiator, Robert Strauss, acbegan wh he sent away en for a W1141Tai15 we il Machine. Grg"WtInn for Wom ; en ce to goveranint procurement booklet. 7% The address is: Reading Machine Departto $25 opens up major coistries alone ot NOW beget Pai s which began ma Kurzweil Comput er Products, Inc 33 billion annual market to 'U.S. business. Society begat Sierra Qsh which Fader Parents Piers, which beget Mother Jones; p s ge ge, 0014L Mother Jonis, a C itCOItWl migaskis, The phone numberusa. Bet that Is only a minute share of total world begat Friends of the Earths Roviroomental is: $1714700. trade, witch Stress puts at morethollIltrillion Action, Pettibad,, Fund and World Willuf. beget (osmansr Reports, which begat New York It that IIOom't help (and It may not), writs emunfly. The American share of this Is not only Fund; Apples, which begat United Farm Workers; Edwin W. Martin, Deputy Commissioner for suintastlal In It..lf, It accounts for a esheto4lal Wildlife Fund begat Whale Protection Iagus, Education of ls Handicapped Room M. ( out of every American Boris Protection Society, Coiatseu share of the U. & economy. On And whet praapt.d King to send oft for that Denobos Building, 400 Sixth Street, N.W., tin'., acres of cultivatod (ann laid In the United Society, Audubon Society. aid Gray Panthers; wilderness booklet in the fIM pIICS?MOMWashington, D. C., 00; or phone him at 199' Gray Panthers bqd Grey Art Gallery, witch are he was pltng a lunthig u* states,sires notes. Is producing for export.. 36411161. __ ___ JACK ANDERSON — rr'gL G*,srmt .eqets we natad freon be. dodry ranks. C i..ily, d1d& leaving at wiles ad rich by sug the ow pertis ad "alt, kairisigi they gekil at — expe. To des dk "reveh deer," Cougron pesed ddd rulse governing itom of tumor PVWFAMM_:'isu by the bi4tiloe they ease fogdda Uutely, Ceuss l&$sd to tfad. lb in the rudrirtles. The result is tiW aoueeof ' 001111101 ets would h asliher prices air have laaE1*, jibe in t,.le 'tity ws_ den sIy,ft the req peonies of Nam"they to '. largely prepigesdu. We were_N Iy Ass wow" thetaapapes, A case in pild BIS Donut, arced by the oil ad gas moguls, 1-1 Impla Ce.on ft deregulation was the cuul for the Iksse airy ad pewer c- n. was hey ffgwein ledpier's over gas durugulatlw k feet, Wel,theirpren.hawaswbs.weto sues toil us, Deawud petiehly weots beytopIlf iepNOW dfueladø-hial - Maty. were: ft an" èIIIsd -' IM 6"11111don 5, vtIy dfflirod dw Recently, Desired tedded to los,. mrent vies ad jibe the Thu old pu.sieoflhesued law Irmof Fer ad' Dim which There eremuip r:: foriresgr oil ad inIILIPy has on the auirr's mb=W h16dmd psdhftrAbmd 10 depa bare he loft the airy of the ka uretsud is the cony w* - - - MIAMI (UP!)-. Star government witness Joseph Teitlebaurn, recovering from a possible drug overdose, will take the stand again Monday In the waterfront corruption trial. The trial was suspended Wednesday after Teitlebawn was rushed to a hospital In the pre-dawn hours suffering from what paramedics diagnosed as a "possible overdose or poisoning." Teitlebawn, kept under heavy guard by U. S. marshals, Is believed to be the only witness who can link the nine defendants In a single conspiracy to control the waterfront industry In several Gulf and East Coast ports. He has been testifying off and on for more than a month. - .-— - --- — a- -- - r -. ..-t • . -. K. ... •_. •__ -. •._ - . - - Congress Conned Moi'n1111141s Demart appeared before the WATCH ON WAIIIs Pilferags at "silIt"y Fed" 0 ry Ragiatery (iiunIthiui ad bases isa coith'uiag prrjMim, aid so of go,. whet med apeitsregarded as pro. inspection aid inrWigi1jg aw ails to stoj Ly _ acompinprjesnl the own dequipment and applies by weokid receid dove that Donwest ted en behalf uiun, of fl y It's not petty thiit1,, either, when the c" in few members even heew be wes added up. We he,. 'biased - hessed Areq _____ 0101100, fur examples t dies $485,550 wwth of e. of do t,, didu't r"W I b.'s it1 ssU," as Tins. The dscW, Ignid by Maj. Os. Jibe died s.c. toil es MOMA Jack W J. Kaer Jr., bw oniondw says the cl. wlthMer dearsi bbappeue ,ul in ad NOW amseelm.00 , chsksRsbepl.gn 111=1111litIIDOI Tom 51L Jibe__ 11111118 of FeyI,ula udjid ed Sea. mike la(rh of - aeceptisos of the *ok for thir The airy ogeucy's of the RspI"a elms. 1111111111111110 in fever of leedeulul Cjign es by a 4100 cud cud cuxonirs s_of '--of dulers, vats, 'filch direst of t .e. A om "aMt, or'bed: '1'Ukucktoe Tb. egusy's pt',us mid us ueuces, votes before y're raj' — ISd by ared's iu"--- . — Rap. rin (N,) LJt,l, DArin beep IIs: art_aØI regulatory _____ • beetled No to deeds, in Ud --tW hebed r, ac ely - at the*ii a ale,. no it Dil à Sbs prn" i ton alOof on _iIal t Ironart risk th. esr'-1-- pet of a pr.psuut lout be p,oteotsd al ft P1aj hewed Lit Os. Down "#I rft% Or CaL ieuvJl. MofilO, -- -- 11 ___ k- .._.. ..-.....4-._ ,... ..- .......... . .. __ — --- - - - running. Lewis and Barron, a Panama City attorney, said they wouldn't have run If It had been In effect at the time. Gordon called It an Invitation to thieves. Barron said many people had urged him to remain jnoffice to vote against ERA, which Lewis said would be voted down 21-19 If taken up now. "None of us has anything to hide," he added. "We feel that the burden of public prying Into the private aspects of the lives of those who seek office and of those who do business with anyone who subsequently seeks public office will be a serious detriment to good government." The court disagreed in a 6-1 decision. The justices said elected officials have had to file financial statements since 1974 and the conditional amendment merely broadened It. In the words of Chief Justice Arthur England, "Public officers inherently lack the degree of privacy possessed by other citizens The effect of disclosure wider the Sunshine Amendment is to expose their financial affairs to public scrutiny to a degree previously not demanded by political considerations or by Mate Newborn Baby In Jail FORT LAUDERDALE (UP!)— By court decree, the Broward County Women's Correectlanal Institution will soon have a new Inmate convict Terry Moore's newborn baby. The 25-year-old Inmate, who won a court ruling allowing her to keep her child with her in prison, gave birth Thursday to a 7-pound, Oowace girl. Miss Moore has served nearly two years of a 12-year sentence for robbery and arson. - JA(CSONVILLE (UP!) — Actress Unda Blair, An of the movie "The Exorcist," and a former boyfriend pleaded Innocent Thursday to federal The local chapter of the Telephone Pioneers of America held a luncheon to Install its new officers. Seated from left: Jane King, Incoming president; Dave Van Ness, vice president and Glen McKenderer, treasurer. Standing are secretary Joanne Stinebaker and outgoing president Herb Watson. Voodoo Rite Discovered Inside a shed, authorities found a crude, blood-spattered altar. On it, a human skull, topped by a fresh-killed chicken's head, was perched atop a fire-scorched goat's head. Beside the altar was a doll, skewered by a sword and Illuminated by still-flickering candles. Dr. Charles Wetli, an associate Dade County medical examiner, said Thursday the skull came from a person "who had been dead for some time" MIAMI (UPI) — When authorities asked Haitian Immigrants about the bloody altar and the sword-pierced doll they found on a farm outside Miami, "they answered quietly, then backed away." But there is apparently nothing police can do about the voodoo "death wish" rite evidently aimed at an impatient landlord. The landlord Is unharmed and apparently Unworried, and the witch doctor has disappeared. WEATHER $ i.e. readings: tern- 18 mph becoming south to peratiere, N; overnight lows, southwest 15 to 5 mph this U; yesterday's high 12; afternoon and westerly tonight. barometric pressure, 25.53; Rain Probability 40 percent relative humidity, 99 percent; today and tonight and 20 per. winds, South at 12 mph. cent Saturday. SATURDAY'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 4:11 Forecast: Cloudy with a chance of showers and a few n.m., 4:42 p.m., low 15:25 am., thunderstorms mainly late 18:41 p.m. today and tonight becoming Port Canaveral: high 4:02 Partly cloudy and a little cooler n.m., 4:34 p.m., low 18:11, 15:37 Saturday. Ilighi today mostly p.m. low $Is and Saturday upper 7Ss. Bayport: high 11:25 am., Lows tonight from uesr$Ito lO:4Ip.m., low 4:5Ia.m.,5:5 mIdlSs. Winds southerly is to Pm. purple dress and brown, highheeled boots, the baby-faced actress repeatedly refused to answer reporters questions, but her New York attorney Martin charges they conspired to Garbus declared: distribute 1.5 ounces of cocaine in late 1977. Miss Blair, 20, who resides In Wilton, Corn., and Ted Bartlett, 21, of Stamford, Conn., were ordered by U.S. Magistrate Harvey E. Schlesinger to stand trial on the charges beginning INCOMING OFFICERS law. "This change, although unanticipated at the time the office was sought, Is no more than a change in degree of any aspect of privacy which had already been freely relinquished." Linda Blair Pleads- Innocent "She came here voluntarily to face these charges. There were no warrants for her arrest. She came, without being processed, to fulfill her responsibility to answer these char- ges." may 22. - Each was released ona$5,000 - - personal recognizance bond after being fingerprinted and out photographedbyU.&mar. thals.Ifcvnvlcted, each faces a ntnfrnwn penalty of 25 years In prison or a $25,380 fine. Miss Blair was arrested in a 1977 roundup of some 30 persona In whit officials called a cocaine ring that operated In Texas, Florida, New York, New Jersey and Cotmecticad. She had been fighft extradition to Florida on the date charge. But a sealed federal indictacksonmudwas returned In Jackson,Uloledweek,,t*nthagMies ville - - I Blair and Bartlett. ft coincided with the in1of the date charge against the honey blonde actres. as .ini, ft's the Amnia vuiiiier whe pays Natural in prices, which ha,. aWes awed out of orbit, a'. .ipvted to go we ass resit of the petlal deregulation — by Congres We IM yew. Aedihe uwjijesd "b.uet"of deregulation — increased 'Ies by encouraging producers to èW more walls -hasfalledtounierielios. (M producers c ',g in en the adrary, ghprlcareetitheirpetaawayad — We kIril.a1Ia to rsinvs* their Now in erMlas for new j: For piwe we have bm wera that * TALLAHASSEE (UP!)- Robert Whitley, former state director of tourism, and Robert Owen, suspended Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission cashier, have been Indicted for misusing date funds. The Indictmem charged Whitley with one count of grand theft and a misdemeanor count for filing a false voucher. Owens was hit with three grand theft charges. The jury also ruled as accidental the Feb. 7 death of Miami Rep. Gwen Cherry who suffered a crushed aorta when the car she was driving plunged Into a cfralnage ditch on the Florida State University campus. end der — WA99IINGTON — Qwms bw been hero. folid wft between the IlLilailtry ad gove w-. m -'apleysee wha a'. reepeulits for lad he 4Iit.rj igok', ad e" 'any morø" Two State Employees Indicted JoAnn Gludicessi Is brown-haired, shapely There Is considerably more drama In the and 24. Her smile and voice are lovely. She's Mideast maneuverings, and a strategic arms ______ attending a good school, Brandeis University ______ limitation agreement with the Soviets has higher _________ near Boston, and she holds down a 30-hour-a. ____ political visibility. week job. But muted though advance notice has been, She has only one problem She's bb& the upcoming congressional debate on MTN Is as JoAnn has been blind since she was born in Important a test as the administration is likely to Des Moines, Iowa. She went to special schools face this year. until her sophomore year In high school, when MTh Is the Multilateral Trade Negotiation she was "mainstreamed" - put -Into a regular agreenemt, a comprehensive rewriting of world high school. There, she says her biggest trouble trade rules worked out In five years of sharp was that "I didn't have a very good self-Image." horsetrading In Geneva among 99 nations, In. Two years ago JoAnn was a student at a Des ____ for eluding all of the world's major industrial _ I ____ Moines school run by the Iowa Commission economies and raw-material producers. the Blind, which she says operatel "the best The agreement calls for a broad range of program for the blind In the country." The tariff reductions. But even more significant, it .:.. .. commission bought a Kurzweil Reading Machine pledges the signatories to ease up on ___ -... for the Blind, the second such machine purof Important controls, product standard,, chased In the nation. . licensing requirements, export subsidies and the / :' "I became an avid user," JoAnn says. She like. These trade-restrictive measures, in fact, entered Grinnell College In Iowa, and after a .i:. have been the major concern of the negotiations. semester transferred to Brandeis. The Kurzweil The major Industrial countries are also machine has opened a new world to her. It Is the agreeing to open up bidding for government ' , • . .• world of books, of ANY printed material. Now, .. sto foreign firma. says JoAnn, "I want to be a lawyer." nl*rMIcn ". ..' is mo a major The adml _______ _____ The machine is described by Inventor, lobbying campaign In favor of MTh, and every Raymond KurzweIl, 30: bit of the effort ts going tobe needed. Congreu, &. a*ety aware of the nation's chronic trade "A camera scans the print. A small computer . recognizes the letters. ALL tJpsaty1e—th'$ threatened by foreign competition and from the heart of the problem. The computer groups organized labor, which translates more imports letters Into words, a thousand linguistic rules Into fewer American jobs, Is highly susceptible and 1,800 exception to the rules are fed Into the C 'ta Festum SIiCES. inc., 1*7*. World r0ft ,,s,ygd to Protectionist pressures. If most congressmen computer's memory. This enables the machine h.dU*fr political druthers, they would mob do to change the letters to phonemes, the sounds of American market more difficult rather than words pronounced phonetically and these are fed easier for foreign goods to enter. into a speech sthesizer which produces Acknowledging the problem, the ad. LIGHTER speech" SIDE ministration Is agreeing In advance to restrict fiesult . j0 ""about Imports on a number of products, from 240 words a mlntte,1fa.ter than most sighted __ persons can read. written Into the currentbudget some $200 miUlort Kurzweil is a curly-haired genius who was L ike Book Of Genes is for the retraining and relocation of workers programmingcomputers at age 12 In his native adversely affected by an Influr of foreign goods Queens, New York City. Into the U. & market. By DICK W1121' He graduated with a master's degree In But Its major argument Is that the United WASHINGTON (UPI) - During a recent six, begat American Museum of Natural History and computer, sciences In ieio, worked for other Statis has much mor, to gain than to los, by month period, one New Yorker received VS Friends of the New York Public Library; firms and in 13 founded his Cambridge, Mass., freer and therefore, It is assumed, a WOW pieces of direct mail, ski. junk mail, from 134 The library begat W'dngton Monthly, which company with six employees and capital from volume of trade. MTN by Itself will not reduce organIzations, a.k.a. special Interest or pressure began (bngresslonal Quarterly, which begat Xerox, the National Federation for the Blind and the U. S. trade defIcit. It will not, for example,FOWL National OiwnIttg, for an Effective Congress; several foundations. curb do immense American appetite for foreign begat Dollars and is,, you a blind person In your family The addressee, a certain oil. But It should make possible ex. anded exiticia began People and Taxes, which began (especially a young person) or a blind friend, the evldSlltIfly Mt the poati " huI pores to make paying for that oil easier. Southern Poverty Lew Center; Kurzweil machine Is a natural. You should ask And exports ultimately, It Is argued, create envelope-opening capacity. So he ccnç4hi,d to Taxpayers Pigeons TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) --to powerful members of the Senate's Democratic leadership say they Wn tempted to resign rather than make their personal financial transadlons public. But Rules Chairman Dempsey Barron, a leader of antlERA forces, and Ways and Means Chairman Jack Gordon, the leading Senate advocate of ERA, said they owed It to the people who elected them to keep their seats In these crucial times. Senate President Phil Lewis, another opponent of the Equal Rights Amendment, filed his disclosure a half hour after the state Supreme Court Thursday refused to exempt them from Its provisions. His report held no surprises, confirming that Lewis Is worth a cool $1.5 million. Gordon and Barron concede they are wealthy, but refused to say how wealthy until their accountants ready an official statement of net worth for filing with the secretary of Mate. With Income tax returns due April15 and accountants busy with that, It could be weeks before the public gets the information. The Legislature convenes April 2. The trio of senators, along with two former senators, challenged the "Sunshine Amendment" on grounds It illegally Invaded their privacy. That was knocked down by the U.S. Supreme Court. One of the ex-senators, Ken Plante, R-Winter Park, said he will not disclose, considering that his decision not to seek reelection amounted to a resignation. Former Sen. Jon Thomas, D-Fort Lauderdale, could not be reached for comment. The state court decision Thursday overruled the senators claim they were exempt because the 1978 law was not on the books when they were elected two years ago. Lewis, a Riviera Beach real estate and Investment executive, called the disclosure, which calls for major Income sources and their amount, along with assets, liabilities and net worth, a "glorified gossip column." Instead of raising the quality of of elected officials, said Gordon, a Miami Beach banker, It will discourage quality people from TALLAHASSEE (UPI)—Florida's first appointed Public Service Commission got down to work today following a swearing-in ceremony for three of its members Thursday. For the first black member, attorney John Marks, It was an emotional time. Shortly after he took the oath, he began thanking everyone who helped him get the appointment and Introduced his family. He paused, threw off his spectacles and burst Into tears, saying, "I wish my father could have been here. He never even got to see my son." Marks held his Infant son In his arms as he took the oath. By WILLIAM STEIF By DON GRMT of Marks Bursts Into Tears At Swearing-In Ceremony Helping Blind To Read Both she and Bartlett are ccueedofplottlngto 011 about LI ounces of cocaine. Federal alloolls sald the charges Am from wiretaps made kwisg the investigation of the fr,_ pug In 32pvI11. - - Blair teliphoned convicted - *egd.alsrGiorgetdvard $l IA . -j, .--- ustsx - 0 Mgonen Oct 25,1fl,frsm (kasgo Park, where ahe was te.diag on funeral of a I's Fw 15 MC I$ the most you pay for a 15 minute Can iio wusti ISNkcm flgj fl diy* between 11 P.M. Friday aiwøhas. In Plodde. and5p.m. Sunday frómFIoriatoany Lbleddeaitcn wes1,ed - member of the I4nytd Shyrqrd .4 _______ dr MOIL Raise says she ad Bartlett IMF a OWN Call from Mgum s Nov. 7, 1177, and -. — — • Ocher state (except Hawaii and Alaska). Chkw $222' And this low rate also avvlles every night $122.. LaAryW our of the week when you dial direct between Adumtm 11p.m. and 8a.m.Longdlstance it'sstill one of the biam at beiàalns amun& ___ that the out day, Cheryl — - December 1177 crackdown, 6@116d PIM for COMM& atheuItiss shed $2 millieø of on" in Fluids ad law Mthe on of do rsie, bet who Miss Blair was ___ - 1.' £ .•L - JWV $ U4 .k. ' - . -. ..• - * bin W at her Os' hems. W' - - W Reachoqtton(g1gwkhIoogdgte. ' , - - - ___ apçly dma dwp Friday, March 23, 7-5A Senate Trio CompliesWie th D'i' sclosure IN BRIEF VIEWPOINT VIEWPOINT Y'S WORLD 'How come you never take me out to a movie sincerity. And so the new parelta and new baby arrived In Sanford for the big event - and with much ado. Megan was a real trouper In the congregation. Not once did she let out a peep and she seemed perfectly content just relaxing and apparently absorbing Father Soper's sermon. At last the baptism time arrived. Megan's wide eyes carefully observed her surroundings and she waved her tiny pink fist while smiling her approval of all the words being said. When Father Soper touched the water to her head, a faint "kerchoo" from Megan echoed throughout the quaint sanctuary. Was Megan catching a cold? After Father Soper took her down the aisle and Introduced her to the parishioners he explained the sneeze, according to legend, as being "good and scaring the devil out of her." Megan was certainly a little angel during the rest of the service. — cdii. Iuel-tgg. c,et cast collect caHs. cafl sdwe4 to anode, nunM or 10 FvrdUcstoAinisan}ti,checkyowop,,*z 0 and showed no sign of violence. Animal cruelty charges may still be pending since dead goats and chickens were found strewn about the area leased by Leno Rodriguez, about 50, who was described as a voodoo witch doctor. Residents in the area reported hearing chants and drums coming from the farm frequently since Rodriguez moved there. Dr. Wetli said he has often seen evidence of the Santeria voodoo cult popular among the Cuban refugee population and this ritual "was definitely not Santerla." "It has all the trappings 6f death wish. The Idea Is to make someone Ill or the — that's the symbolism. We have gathered this from people who have some idea of the voodoo rites. Some of the Haitians we asked, answered quietly then backed away," Wetli said. He said he has seen "several hints" of such a developing cult In Miami recently. �Friday, March 23, 11 IA-Evening Harold, Sanford, Ft. N. 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II God CHURCH OF GOD 003W. 32nd Street C. D. Harris Pastor Sunday School 4:45a.m. Morning Wers Worship 11:088.m. Evangelistic Sit-v. 4:00p.m. Family Night Service Y,P.E. Wed. 7:31p.m. ' 4 ,. ,., Church Of . .. lIIp.m. 7:10pm. .?. Presbyterian 0.- ..' LADY OP THE ROSARYCHAPIL by, 011104 LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RIEDIMER 2525 Oak Ave. "fleLvtIieranNowrand TV "This Is The Life" Rev. Elmer A. Reusdier Pastor Sunday School 4:11a.m. Worship Service 10:31a.m. Kindergarten and Nursery S., Christ FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 141% St. an Magnolia Ave. Ronald Rel*ardt Minister MOIJWIIIW0flAIp 10:41a.m. IveningWorshfp 7:41p.m. Tuesday Ivgsir,g ..YIeR,Pso* 7:31p.m. Thursday Evening SIMoStudy 7:30p.m. Lutheran . P%4I* J. FIaker 444a.m. P . Prayerborvlce 10:00a.m. 7:00pm. 7:31p.m. Sunday kNoll Sundaylvolhng Pr. Siblibtudy £ . _ 3743 Country Club Road 4osier APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH 2SIMaltIa.dAflRdI SoMe 302d Altameete Springs Rev. RI. Holloway Si. Pastor P. . Of Pentecostal 10:11a.m. 10:11a.m. 11:01a.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 145 Oraflge Street WINTER SPOS. COMMUNITY Rev. £.RvthGrant Longwood EVANGELICAL Sunday School 10:40a.m. CONGREGATIONAL Morning Worship 11:01a.m. Sunday Evening 1:30p.m. meeting at Winter Spgs. Elementary Wed. Bible Study 7:31p.m. SvndaySchool 10:01a.m. Worship 10:41a.m. Conquerors Meeting Sunday 6:31 p.m. Raw. kberf Burns Faster C ,. Church Racier Congregational Christian Science P1 ..NURtNOFCNRIST SCIENTISTDSLTONA Elkcamlouleyarand Votive $treet Sunday Service 11:00a.m. IWidSyScNOIl As a.m. Wednasisy, Bast$mmy MeetIng 7:30p.m. Reading _Room daily _____ exCIpIWed.&Sat. Ileln$olp.ni. Tole. 709-2424 P111? CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE Sill bud Ave. JINe J. MIMeR Pastw bmMeyIMeel 4:448.m. Morning WIIakIp 11:00a.m. Youth Hour o:esp.m. 7:00p.m. Evangelist Service 1:01p.m. Mid.WeskletviCelWed.) Nursery Provided for all Services 0:0118-011. Evangelical *. . Nazarene Episcopal SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 131 Airport Blvd. 11,01404, 322-0916 CIlfferdW. Schaub Minister Sunday School 4:45a.m. WershIpServic, 11:00a.tn. EvenlngService 1:00p.tn. PrayerMeefins Wed. 7:00p.m. LONOWOOD FIRSTBAPTISTCNURCH Car. Church Ave. & Grant St. (Southern) Rev. James W. Hammock Pastor SundayScMil 1:45a.m. Morning Worship 11:018.m. Church Training 4:04 p.m. lveninWors ghiip 7:00p.m. Wednesday Evening 7:30p.m. Prayer Service PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 16264 Palmetto Ave. Rev. Raym.ndCreclier Pastor "Sunday Scheol 4:41a.m. Morning Worship 11:41a.m. Evangelistic Services 6:09 p.m. Wed. Prayer &Blkh.study 1131p.m. Independent Missionary CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LONG WOOD E.E.WIlIlamson& Myrtle Lake Hills Rd., Longwood phone 33946" Harold 0. Bolden Minister Sunday School 4:31a.m. Morning Worship 10:34a.m. Ymv*Msefliig 5:00 p.m. EveflIliSSirviCe 4:01p.m. Wed. Bible Study 7:31p.m. NURSERY PROVIDED FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Park Avenue, Sanford Or. Jay T. Cesmats Passer MoraingWenkip 4:31a.m. Sunday ScAsol 4:45a.m. MIilllngWersIiip 11:41a.m. bwrdi Training 6:15 *111. lviøIisgW.rshiip 7:30p.m. Wed. Prayer Sir Ice 6:38 P.M. NEW BETHEL AME CHURCH Main Street-Canaan City Nov. M.H. Burke Jr. Pastor 4:318.m. Sunday School 11:008.m. Morning Worship 4:00p.m. Evening Worship 7:31p.m. Tues. Evening Prayer Serv. 0:00 P.M. Tues. Official Beard Meet Congregational FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESOF CHRIST 107 S. Sanford Ave. Rev. Hu,Il W. Pain Minister Sunday School 4:458.m. Morning Worship 11:008.m. Wed. Service 7:34p.m. COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road, Lake Mary FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 414 Park Ave. Pastor. Los F.King Pastor I V. Scott Harris 0:30* 11 a.m. morning Worship :45a.m. Sunday School 1:00p.m. UMYF Men's Prayer Breakfast 4:31a.m. 2nd& 4th Thursday Family Night Supper 1:00p.m. 3rdSuisday It. * * *III, Christian Baptist SIMIySCROet Preaching A WenhiIpin, SibseStudy SAacIng& Pr.claimlng Wet Prayer Meet Nursery Provided COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. Il-Il at Piney Ridge Rd Casselberry Pastor Rev. Arthur Padgett Assoc. Pastor Rev. Walter Reid 4:35&11a.m. MernhllgWOfship 4:314,I)a.m. Church school Services with classes for all ages Fellowship Colli, between services 30 P.m. UMYP P. M. EvenhIIgWOrthip Wed. Bible Study A l:Np.m. PrayevServ. First Wednesday Fellowship 4:34p.m. Supper . . -. . Communication . ... ..:: ::' that's the name i., of - ' the Tuesday Luke 12:1-12 14:1-14 14:15-35 they can sit across a breakfast table and smile at themselves, make their Ideas known, Oak *vs.& d It. 1=W S.o72Ii441 pp,r44Jp churchf MIrRIflSW.ISWP 4:1-26 8:26.40 The kind you find In church.., with your pastor... Friday Saturday with the other people in the congregation... but, Acts 16:1-18 Romans 5:1-21 most And of there's another kind all, of communication. Don't miss UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cor.Clu*ryCluB&Upoalald. Darwin Shea Pastor Sunday SchoOl 4:00a.m. Worship Service 10:01a.m. Nursery Provided CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker DrIve, Sunland Estates ev.A*senAhmane Pastor Sunday School 4:41a.m. MsnhlngWorshilp 11:01a.m. MYF 3M *41% Sun. 1:00p.m. Eve. Worship lstl 3rd Son 1:30p.m. Wednesday Morning Prayer Group with God. out Veginia WINTER SPRINOS PRISBYTERIAN CHAPEl. MsIIngettI%4syAdvOLlstChiurc lIMbs Reed. Wln$erbprings C. Edward Davis Pester badly School. 4:30a.m. bundoyWorship 10:30a.m. Nursery Provided - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, FI. Howard H. Hodges and Staff .,. FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff' 200W. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. 11 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. . - J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes ; THE MCKIBBINAGENCY Insurance STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY PUBLIX MARKETS ana Employes WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes WINN.DIXIE STORES New Testament Baplill Church, Quality Inn. North L Mood *ss'rry NiI*ll Church. MIS W. sins Si .. , _____ Sight E Jllsmarv Sioflol C. North Ut. ImpEl. Oil Slid Ut. Gelse. forms NWX owv some ________ ________ -Bli1iy Sight Chi,. INS lorry Lw. $105 Lii.___ SSt Miii CMI LasguO Sm.. .u1iCaMo.PrNSChSP Cilplu1u.ryS'll. IRS W. 130151 Boom Chuft$. ISO $'nit Church of ut 403 Hickory Church of Sit 103 W. flnd St. Church of Old. Oviodo Clutch of led $sliness. Lake Monies Church of led Mission. Snlorprlte Church of Sit IllS W. 14* Si. Church of Oil in Christ, Oviols Churshofedol Prophecy, HilL IlmAve. bprinslield Missionary BapItsi. 2*1 Cedar 55. Jeko's Mftslonyy Saphst Church. 4* Cypress U. Temple Saplisi Church. Pllm Springs it, Allaminle Syln,s WiIsiim Chiapof MIisIeriry kpIts$ Church. Mark I Withom g.. no Was, NiNes Church, Ill Orange Ave. IASTIUN ORTHODOX r6h. St. 0ima, 3745. Mapisfla Ave.. Snford . CATHOLIC Church of the Nallvliy. Lake Mary Ad Souls c.mpse CRuech. 711001 Lvi., Sanford 'a Catholic Church. Dup.uid Trail. DeBary U. 1*. Apgtni Catholic Church. $10445 Or.. RO hUllS. SI.. ¶Ii1I1T'V ______ $l'niudatu- s Catholic Church. Maitlend Ave.. *flonuni, .. CHIISTIL* First Chrisho. Church, $4015. Sanford Ave. SNOWS Chirlihla. Church, UI W. Airport Blvd. Nerilsid. ChrIstian Church. Florida Haven Dr.. M~ Laheviuw ChrIthas Church. low. Lime Se. of Jamiwn CORSIUATIONAL CsngroohlO CNrIsSll. Chord. 7441 Park CHUICS OP c"41161' 1513 0. Pist Ave. C*00k5$of$Lih0I.U.LI74lNCiJ4014Try bselh$S.,oNChutdofChuil1.MISLaIINS.lIIIt rlur'hnIfh,lst iis POOR 4o,inosbv Altamonte$pqs W. Omp. 415 bkaraad CI.. Aftemide ioe.. Dutch. II. Seers of O.C.A.. $14 ss.* so.. Perst Park ______ Is0a Giie Church. IL Jim Chirysosbe Chapel. U.S. Hwy. 1741. Polls Past . TN Church of ISo Seed DSghITd, Maillind, III Like Ave. $ pNe5p Church. I. Salary A ve.. Unlirpriw Christ Ipisnepal Chord. Lus..u1 Holy Cron Ipisespol, Part Ave.of 4* SI., burl PUS $. impifsDunil,$111Limo MIaMI it. I J611115" Am SwasemA p ig 45 grstaso Mali. *Jtamsnta Springs ._. __ __ Church. O.asWe* Sr.. Cussthsrry LUT$IUAN UMId LolNores. 30005. Orlando or. . . - . ______ 91 A ____soft" L315bchofSII _ . fl .$IW.USIPlSI Rim. hsys Sr. $ Slay. 17.1$. (sisVWivv .. &,..*- 4......- .. Forest Limo bavsnlh.Day Adventist Church. Hwy. 434, Forest City SavIUth SIy Adventist Church, Mal$lal Ave.. Lotamseis Spga Sanford bavonlhDsy AdveS$IiI Church, 7* $ aim WInior Sirius Savenlh.Sly Advsahsi Church. 00$. Miss Ed. Man Nlil kvsn*.Dsy dvSmIts$ Church, Ill Pins It. Sanford - EPISCOPAl. is ii *0 Likes Catholic Church. III MasImIlla.. Oshene . Uslorn Orlbeft ChwcL SVSNTN.DAY ADVENTIST OTHER CNUIC$ES AhIoss *.M.I. Church. Olive $120. All Pol* Chapel. Camp Seminole, Wiliva Past Si. hia'lshI AvOnue Nellness Chiepof, loordell Ave. Cv'usO• (sananily Church ChillS ii Jesus Chultof Laster Osy Siiess. 131$ Pact Ave. PWWCPUckofChrlll.Icisnsio,.NSI,etSi. PolIo Weshoyas MilhutsO at. 44 W. of p 4*Low NAWN ChspsL Grins. Slit, Lake Monres St. James AMI. 01540 cypress ____ Kl5mNilof JiosneMi. Lao seundIwJW St. Lake Ml. ChurchIi Camaro. Cily Inc.. SsudaH sNSR4Ol Third 155115 W. Mary's *.K§. Church, Si. RI. III. Osison two her. Chord 40 as LivIng Old, MiGey Si. Paul's Ma*&dtst Church, 045,5. SC Iniieprh, Dul -'-- Shea SM. 51.. Bill. Stafford Msmsrlal Church. S. Selary Pat4L. Ups. 11510 TiNrMcls, U.d51s.ald Ave.. loll Sanlasdo United ffls*ilts$ Church, SU4* 14. tjp, $555 Usslasto - 040 School) NUMIUNS Capra of First Church 45*0 Naaa,snn. Sill Sanford Ave. Church 5$ Sassoyp 50.0,4 Chur 'Os Nsaanns, 5.111. Sonevi Gauss T4*raode. 3714 Ceunley CluB us.a,, Church sO ISo Nasasens. Lila Mary Slut, Lime iry W. Holiness Dutch. Si $1511. Osis.. Lunlultl Church 5$*sNlrnee,W.ye.$Jsmopave.. SinNed eate DuelS, 510$ S. Port Ave. Low=" Sanhold SINs Church. $441 SeOul Ave. . PII$$YTIUILN hOordCesolIemsl5$ I NeWsWNusa,, 5)45W. 4*55. boltene Preilyterlas Church. Holland Blvd. $ *1011. Ave., ISO Salvollos Army. 715W. 11* Si. bouloms __ hilNi SillS Msr.vlenCh SR 435. LipLJ Like Mary Us"DrohiNeles Church Ill Si. Melvin Chink, 30$ TVSSIaIIII SI . m Springs PPled Pro5itorlap Church, Oil *1e.$55d5l. . United Church 5$ Chit, udll ciepsi. Pet Pw"bV*Wio Church of Salary. I. trgidrl A ftnoo Ipringi CsneO Prus..in Churchi, 3771$. Sl1 Sr. MelvYn DWikofSedinChis,lSIl",-gsuflAw. S... Ankiwi Orsimlorles Church 0*1 Sew Like SI . TlOP4*SUCkdLeO ism arm.-ig-- ii., .51. Masks Puahi,lo,Ias Church. M1 Palm Springs Ut Wade *1gB C'iriai$ UvOgIólql CgagrsgsO Winier ANam.nN Springs ChurchoflololPropkecy. lPl4S. Persimmon Ave. Rescve Church of Old. 1710W. 11*55.3anford "Tine Church of Old", 1150 rn..ua Ave.. Sa.lerd . $prings Elementary ScSse -- .-. 4_ - .•. . -- ..• 4-. Two Part Series On Coping With Grief 'Go, '(pthg with GrIeV',a two-part learning experience to help individuals meet a crisis In their lives or help another person, will be held March 25 and April 29 at Holy Cross Episcopal Uiurth In Sanford. Rev. J. Paul Rowe, ordained Methodist minister, Seminole Mental Health Center field worker for consultation and education and grief counselor for the center, will be the speaker for these Family Day programs. The program will follow a covered dish lunch In pariah hail Immediately after the 10 a.m. worship service. This Sunday he will discuss "What Is Grief?" and "The Grief Work Process." Graham Crusade Bus - 4- -. 4-. S ,. ..-...... SS. .-.io.. BY EDITH DEEN (Fifth of eight parts) ' 'I2 "Woman, where are your W accusers? Has no man condemned you?", asked Jesus. "No man, Lord," she .. swered. And Jesus said to her, Ad "Neither do I condemn you; go •'; and sin no more." . The scribes and Paharisees brought to Jesus a woman caught In the act of adultery, as If they were helping him. I Smugly, they reminded Jesus ... '. . •..,. that, according to the old law of ' 5 Moses, the woman should be J I ' stoned to death. Thinking I .. themselves better than they were ready to stone her. The compassionate Jesus was silent at first. Then he stooped down and wrote on the ground, as had not heard them. sense, practical ability and skill stones than to give a lair trial. Finally he told thmn He you, at constructing parables, and in Jesus scoffed at the holleruAt is without sin among his capacity for asking the right than-thou attitudes of which we .. . let him first cast a stone at ,5 questions, all are guilty. Too often we her." the case of the woman practice a religion not of the Convicted of their sin by their In SANLANDO Groundbreaking for First Baptist Church of h eart but of ceremony, not of own guilty consciences, they caught in adultery, he showed Sanlando Springs' new 6 000 s ft t first reason but of forrn, not of God disappeared one by one as human wisdom by held Sunday at the church site west of 14 on SR 434. Jesus and the woman talked remaining sdent before the but of creed. Seating capacity will be 550 and completion date is together. accusers, who could not refute This sinning woman may set for Sept. 10. From left, Rev. Paul Murphy, The scribes and Pharisees what he finally said. Christ's hav, had more real lov and pastor; Rev. Lewis flames, founding pastor; Clint had Judged the woman ac- divine wisdom came through compassion for others than her Crawley, corporation president; and Dave Pleasant, cording to the world. But Jesus, the spirit of God, speaking to accusers. Jesus knew this. knowing that he would the for and through him. building chairman, If we are o grow spiritually, ti*. the sins f ,..ai. have to learn to be whole Throughout history, women, we • made o irst often referred to as the not Christians in nanie only. go, time oo as hav e suff ered Regardless I our status and ji. our church affiliation, we must accusals. In this Jesus possessed human and unjust An exciting "Weekend with activity, stance, the man caught in never forget we can all be one in and Temple Israel. Loads of divine wisdom His h human NOAR' (the hebrew name for gged and mom exciting independent youngsters from adultery with her is not even Christ. In that is hope for the wisdom is ressed In his mentioned; youth) Is planned for the sporting event of all, a coin- the many junior and senior high yet, he was guilty accuser and the accused. scriptures an Greater Orlando Junior and munity wide Maccabled, is schools will also be par- knowledge too. (NEXT: A gift of oil) power to interpret them, in senior high Jewish youth planned for Sunday at 2 n ticinating Both days are open ma deep mora insight g m Wisdom from Women Bereaved and deprived community on this Saturday the JCC Besides athletic to all wishing to join by actual temptation and women often suffer legal in. In the Bible" by Edith Deco. and Sunday, at the Jewish events, a chicken barbeque is According to Judy suffering, in his capacity for justice, for It Is easier to Copyright (C) 1978 by Edith Community Center, 851 N. planned. NOAR staff advisor raised is not learning In the synagogue when denounce than to show corn- Deen. Reprinted by permission Maitland Avenue, according to Both days are open to all amount of money he was a boy; In his common passion, more popular to throw of Harper & Row.) Michelle Halpern, Combined those wishing to participate, at really what is Jewish Appeal NOAR Cam- a fee of $4 In advance or $5 at we collect will be Insignificant S1gfl Coi'diflMOI. the door, compared to that collected in On Saturday at 8p.m., Mark A number of community the adult campaign. However, Simpson, Y106 C.J., will be on youth groups will be It will make all those Involved hand for fun program that represented. Among than will aware of their rileibilities Includes A Night at the he the Real Brth groups (AZA nd perhaps make it a little Races' and Monte Carlo and BBG), plus Congregation of easier when they are asked to festivities. Everyone will be Liberal Judaism's Temple contribute to the Combined using 'phoney baloney' cash, Youth Group, United Jewish Appeal in the future, as but prizes will be auctioned off Synagogue Youth from members of the adult cornk.. at the conclusion of the night's Congregation's Ohev Shalom munity. e. \ 1 - . .. • - . . . The First Baptist Church of Oviedo Is offering free bus transportation to the Florida West Coast Billy Graham Crusade this weekend. Anyone wlihhsg to ride to the crusade In Tampa may do so. The bus leaves the church at 4:30 p.m. today and Saturday. Departure time Sunday is noon. Free tickets to the crusade will be given out on the bus. More' Sin No - . -. . 41 Church Renewal ,. "Church Renewal '79" will be the theme of a 5-day spiritual emphasis by members of First Baptist Qurds of Longwood Saturday through Wednesday. Guest speaker for the revival series will be Rev. Ken Smith, pastor of First Baptist Church of South Miami and former pastor of Killarney Baptist, Winter Park. A special sacred music concert will begin the series Saturday at 7p.m. Featured will be Bob and Charlotte Presley of Dumas, Ark. and Rev. and Mrs. Bill Curl of Orlando. Presley Is minister of music at First Baptist Church of Dwnaa and Curl Is associate pastor at First Baptist, Orlando. Church renewal services will be conducted Sunday at 10:50 am. and 7 p.m. and Monday through Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. A Men's Prayer Breakfast will be held Sunday at 7:30 a.m. and a youth night and fellowship Tuesday following the service in the church's Family We Center on SR 434. Sons Of Song To Sing The Christian Education Department of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, 813 Pine Ave., Sanford, Is presenting the New Sons of Song In Gospel concert, Sunday, at 6p.m. The group is well known in Central Florida and appeared with the Florida Boys last November at the civic center. The concert is open to the public. Hobby Show -;u•.... -. PLANS BUILDING Jewish Youth Weekend Grace United Methodist Church is holding a hobby show Sunday 44 p.m. In the fellowship hall followed by a covered dish dümer. Anyone Interested may come and share their hobby. a . . Biblical Panorama Rev, and Mrs. Carl H. Plug will present a multi-media program entitled "The Biblical Panorama" Sunday at 10:50 am, at Sanford Alliance Church. Through special ligMing, music and visual displays selected events in the Bible are presented in a dramatic way. Blood Bank The Central Florida Blood Bank's mobile unit will be at Cemmunify United Methodist Church Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 P.M to receive blood donations. The Methodist Men's breafut will be held Sunday at 7:30 in fellowship hail. Casielberry attorney John Jones will Another In the film series on the Ut. of Paul will be presented Sunday at the 7 p service. New Bethel AME Qiurdi will celebrate Its aimual Family and Friusda Day Sunday. Speaker at the 11 am. service will be Attorney James Golden and Rev. Arthur Gr.hnn will speak at 3 p.m. 4 Turn Off The Small Talk Dr. Jay T. Cismato, Pastor First Baptist Church Few peoe realize or suspect how much mere talk can do away with spiritual energy that which should be spent In action, spends Itself In words. Hence, he who restrains that 1oveof talk, may be laying upa fund of spiritual energy. 1 .111* I am reminded of the fiery evangelist of other days who In all of the fervor of the spirit challenged congregations to lay their tongues upon the altar. Maybe this needs to be said again in a more delicate way, but you will agree that this is surely a need In our day. . 2 "A little girl Is reported to I IDE U3I7 IWI hEIDi 1*1 have prayed, '0 God, make all wisdom we get from gossip and Improper anecpeople good and all good people of Proverbs when he says, "In dot es? Do you engage In nice.' ,.. sometimes people try the multitude 01 words YMCA Bell Ringers of Des Moines, Iowa, will speculations on the character to excuse themselves for their GROUP RINGS VA sin: but he that affairs of your neighbors? blunt and crude manner by perform Sunday at 7 p.m. at First United Methodist refralneth his lips Is wise." Church, Sanford under direction of Frances and Proverbs 10:19. The Do you carry on repetitious saying, 'but, i express my AND SINGS paraphras. of this verse says, co,er,kns AM diecusakno mirxL' Why ft that ewho Marlow Cowan. The 15 youths, 10-16, will play more "Don't talk so much. You keep 01 the current patty scandal of always 'speak their mind' than 350 bells and novelty Instruments and sing. In putting your foot ln your mouth. society? Do you allow yourself always to have such ugly and past 25 years the group has toured three continents. Be sensible and turn on the careless exaggeration on all cruel minds?" (Doves In The these points U you give last- Dust, Webb). flow!" (Living Bible) Do not flatter yourself by How much cub c4usshould - .• thinking that your thoughts are The P,nsli* says "I am desire that the Psalmist's under due control and your pswpossth that my mouth shall words could be truly ours, desires properly regulated. not trusegram." Psalm 17.3. "That my mouth should not "Be An Andrew" Day will be aervices to run through Friday. Let's ask a few q'ei'ioc.s. 110w Mw peraphrue 01 (xii vwn transgress." There are three observed Sunday at central Every member Is being en- • Is your disposition as relate, to says," ... and know that I have rules that should be observed couraged to bring someone else Christian principles? Does your told the tndb." (The Living before one speaks: Is It true? Is Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Ave., to the services at 11 a.m. and 7 Sanford, to launch revival p.m. and each weekday at noon conveistion Comm m1i1y in Bible). It kind? Is it neci.ary? Baptists Hold Revival Singing Family frem two toU years, playthv1o1inaccordIui,her. volce ivaidolin end phenoL They ales have a pp pester nd grse of J151as4.flen, Mli, a in Bqt Bible ('ellir, Springfield, Mo. will speak at the 7 p.m. are U 1HI service. ftft &tsesl end morning pnsc ajL and 7:30 p.m. Dr. J. D. Grey, pastor emeritus of First Baptist C,New Orleans, La , will be the revival preacher. Ordained In l5, he was pastor of the church from 1937-1972 and became known as "Mr. Baptist of New Orleans" because of his widespread influence through his ministries on radio and television. Central Baptist minister of Music Jack Thomas will lead the singing for the revival. - . - . ' I . . ' . I.,-.. • "..I - Youth Retreat IN Y@O dVIstBQisvth,1usIord,areonacoo. r*eUtodayendIUwyinT-"eLwhoretheywm tend the Florida Wod one Billy Graham Cresad. t'Ig. 02 $Uudaymmruag '. Jay T. C* iIfl lead i pored en "What You Always Waded to Aakl. Ted, Bat Were Afreld To end Ynath MkMw Qile R*chq will hid a s of laspiratla on the them, "QiW in Yea." "Oct GUEST SPEAKER David William McFad. . 'D ..• -. J. D. GREY . . . .5.. 1. . I. den Jr., commander of Taylor Commandery 2$ •Eahu ol Sanford, wiflbeguest speaker Sunday at the 11 a.m. service at First United Methodist Church, Sanford, Noted Jsss_Tn Masonic historian and behild8.day Spa. ChurehofPary lecturer, McFadden is Magdalea Cat Wik C%urc of M1amon1 Spriup. The new facility I. scaled at past Grand Lodge officer j• uly 4, SprIi and Mass will be celebrated of Free and Accepted SstWd$y,Mafh31M5 pm. and 8Imdayt Apt la$$ od 1lam MMIII 'of New Jersey. jam (eaMy of cntws n_'t, W--AmA6stdi.Iwo dmovIlbiat P$swSknjutudyser. AI hiIidtoaesder .ui . . w ft Upssla CrnmunityPrelhytsrlan Church. fusible Is. Wesiminim Proik,$srlm Church, Red lug it. Cass.11erry S*dsy AtL..JU Church. Muss METHODIST @~United Memorial Church, I. Salary Ave.. IMsrprii, Sear LOU United Ma*alLsl Church BeSSel &M.I. Church. Canaan logis. Cessslkorry 4 mmijnloy United it It Church, Nay. ll.91$ Pinsy two It. Cassalbeny Christ Unitsi MalNedIsS Church, Tucker Dr., IgnOani Ssaasos D.kry Csmundy IlluthaGel Church, W. tilMijike it, Oo$ary First MId Ma*s.iIi$ Church. 41 Part Avi. Fires Mo*0Ge1 Church of Oviedo Pint So-main Maihidisi CRutch. 1405 Sanford Ave. Free Methodist Church, 100W. 4* St. Geneva Methodist Church. Geneva Grace UnIted 'IlutRaitsI Church, Airport Blvd. GinO Chapel L.MS. Church. Quisdo Church. Oviodo Osls Mithidiul Church . CHURCH OP GOD SI. Pool hipilil Dutch. II) Pine Ave. St. Mnf*Js.. Saphst C*0ih. Caaaa, Npis. ISIW. SHIll St. Lukas Lutheran Church, Rt. 434 SlavIa St. Sto Ph-s Lutheran Church. 434us$ Wesi sOIL Liap.aai Church of Christ, Oaneva Church of Cketsl. Lsas..ud Church of Christ. W. 17* St. Nsr*ehls Church of Christ. FIa. Haven Dr.. Maittand 100000 Sapllsl Clami, III) W. two Street, Sanford Plneu-esl Ippeist Church. Ill W. Airport Blvd. ProWls Like Sppf$W. Ridge It, Flea Part a MIssienary SapHot Clueck$•••y Prowess biemni 00410k MIssionary SapEsi CRutch. Wesh Sanford $0004 Saplist Church. 1434 P&mslte 5$ Jam" Missionary SapSIsIChiutch. St. Rd. 4)4 Osteen Si. LakeMissionary hltCkuriloi Cameron City. Inc. IpTIIT lIic 101015$ Church. Ovilde Dutch.Cryslol 015$ 3rd, LoIs Mary ry Ispuls$ CRutch. 771 bsmensls Blvd. Church, 1311 Oak Ave. Iq$ 5ap145$ . t_ Missionary Baptist Church. bluilLisi Rd. Ceunirysido Siphsi Church. Clumsy Club hod, Like Mary Vlds,y BosOM Chord. Old Orlando ad. of Nellie Ave. PIEsI Bassist Church. III Part Ave. Pqlsndi47p Sapilil Church It Allamonle Springi. IL 434, lsiWo SprIngs . ',ir Salui Church of Senova Pet Chiursh of Senova First Sapsst Church of LOU Mary Pirys Sof Church of Like Manse C111111011,61111 so Supl* Car. Church I SlimS SaI10 of Oviedo ____ . Church of Ui t 115 Church 5$ 5r Springs. - uad NOW Mt. Zion heISt Church. 1731 Pear Ave. Ravgnna Pr1 Sagift Church. 2743 W. 701% It.. Assembly sf,10d, 27*1 Elm Women Who Knew Jesus The Singing Marshall Family will appear at First Baptist Church of Wer Springs Sunday singing end playing Gospel . mesh,. The Jeha Marshals and their five cWhIm t i and Employes SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY O)SIMSLY OF OW Friday, March 23, 1979--7A Brief ly Fwrslly And Friends Day L. 0. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight& Staff BIBLE BOOK CENTER • Zayre Plaza 3233900 Evening Harold, Sanford, Ft. a 4:30a.m. 441 a.m. 11:00a.m. THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WiIburAve..LakeMary Rev. A.F.Stevens Minister Sunday Church School 1:08.m. Morning Worship 11:01a.m. Youffio,eup 7:30p.m. Wed. Choir Practice 4:040.m. ORACIUNITED . METNOOISTCHUICH Airport Blvd. & Wsod1a.d Di. Rev. Fred R.Sardoor Pallor church School 4:30a.m. binning and Sharing 10:41a.m. Wershipborvlcs 11:41a.m. YluiN Meeting 4:30pm. Tuesday Bible Study sdPvayer 10:00a.m. Tuesday and Wadnasday 7:30pm. Nursery Services think. Thursday Satpiiges &elecIed by The American Bible Society Ccpynght l979 Kessler A nSen,.ce. Strasburg Rev. Rev • 8=cho m Methodist say what they Wednesday John ______ ____________ _ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH are in business. People don't get divorces when . t e se Peoplldom get fired when they can express Monday Luke ST. LUKE'S LUTHERANCNURCN SR. d4 Red Bug Rd. OvlidOISlavia) Rev. Join J. kutNarik Pastor Svndayk%ell 4:45a.m. WerslWpS.rvIcej 0:301 11:00a.m. We malataji, a Christian kNeel Kindergarten through IIghI% Grad. Nursery each other, sharing coffee and conversation. Sunday Luke COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mary Blvd. Dr. . pastor Morning Worship and Nvrwy 4:01a.m. SvadaySctiool 11:15a.m. a game. As long as you keep the channels open, you - GOOD SI4EPHEID LUTHERAN CHURCH 30)1Orlando Dr. )7.7 (Lutheran Church In America) Nov. Ralph I. Lyman Pastor worship 19: m. Church _____ 1:10a.m. RELIGION & in ceu SleMvIIS1I laW là may cell 1 IM 4s U 111U.- MTILUTI MUM OPENS - j$ . 1 - - . - _. - - - . ... 5; A $ -• . - - - , - -- ._- - . -. . .- -. �by Chic Young, WOW CAN 'OiJ DO 'IOMEWORX you ooNr wAvE)tl T 'IOU EVaN WITH MUSIC / B4.ASTING LR(E fl4AT" fl-4J( ABOUT •'-HOf'1EWOR(, DAD THINK? / it ACROSS ii / fVU JUST DO IT! ( ?_ __ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker BE 6O (SARi E! USE STORN, i - )) I - I - o J 3-23 ———— 1 2 3 4 - 5 12 13 - i L!u. C 1HE,) A R?15. --L) ______ J-A 0UR FEARLESS LWER 24 25 31 - 35 - 26 14 22 23 17 - - 36 ——— 28 29 30 — 34 - 32 33 37 39 38 - 42 47 48 - ( you MEAN THEREs Lamb 11 45' — 49 — - 7 — -——— 50 51 52 ——— 55 56 58 59 BYBEIINICEBEDEO8OL o? - ft J(,-r)cM)J A .uKc. W Liu I- I , II •• I, - -.• PRISCILLA'S POP GAO , by Al Vermeer uLpNr z wisp-i mv PLOUSH SCHOOL MMUS TEL)—' K74 • •7 0AJ74 WE" FAST •KJ7 •963 AJ 1082 '965 4 A 54 3 • 10986 2 •s •62 sign, p i• Pass 3• UGS BUNNY . • A'LL .OVB Thl P45W 471P II'i. PANeE wm ..IT' Ai4.W 'TN' I PITUNIA ...WL)T I WEt.L. P4e52 A ___ I p4ms FOR YOU, I ffggy. ______ 9(/PV L1 ______WMM.. I 64"W Ar " ____ • 'NAT i VMP ____ ____ by Stolf.I & Helmdahl ___ 1KY r____ <sep miis 'r' m' \ music _ _____ ________ Plansyou'vsformuJatedsisould U the last "ul net be ______ ___ ___ ___ chancy could bscMurs. FRANK AND ERNEST 3 AQUARiUS (Jan. *feb. 19) -, - AWAY! ' 0 IkIS i$N'T V!PD I taa - WEB • '?bu Word- - - AKQJ42 .' ' , - -• , ____ _____ bein • - • • * -flow, Th WO • FM FROM" swu& ron is. RITi AI 1) MACMM* PLANTEi FOR M - - 1665,ANP Th$11N& "WILD— - O' INKY SAY -. • - - 0 ovo • 0 0 ti DCIl X'3W - ON I )) SOUL - - 5I I- OW3KS. FOR WE MF MINSHAPE. bw 0* Loop" WOIR %F VA a - - ip, - - • : I__•t._ - • — I J'- ,- ----- :- - •-.- _Z, , • L. 4 - _* • •• •'• -_ -_ - _• .-,• ,-. - . A wedding, rehearsal -• • ' • - pff. - dinner, party, in. Jr stallatlon, etc.? Let us serve you in the unique atmosphere of our old Sanford colonial. our prices are moderate and we promise that 1? IIi "speClaltouCh"fOryOUrspeclalnlght.The Ii Inn is available on Mon.-Wed. evenings and other Umes by arrangement. TRADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER $395 ,L_ . - ____ 7 4 HOURS — MONDAY, MARCH 26 ONLY I 11:00 TO 3:00 I : urn . • •• i sI - • I • u vii a ¼ kt. PRI(GIPTSO*I$ I I . S II iNN FUN PIUKESS 111$, COCITAL 55•95 24.95 __ - - ' - __ - '' IRS -. I I S 1319.Ist a. 'o - S • ' aIr S I AD (AIWA) rJ.anl S No,! S ___...__.__•._I_.u• - -. I Touchton I • - :I s - -- I RITRUON KUCULY DAINI WUOSUCflON, RAMWIS RIMUUIS IAINSOW FREt S. Sssvftfol and A*ecllve year frs Will near kaI __ __ Sodahhse. __ $W1 liasaires, Movie eser ffiese end hasp II*OINI in SAFETY Vealls. Campers See N ____ $ TyearIpelylinenagseadecreaftuntweidpg.. _ $S.I9. _ Genuine Olsmsn Wile some size cauld cut yea $18119,, Oilier 595 i _ I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -, ••.: - Plmwsiusg A Sp.cIsI nction? RI 323518$ I -- • h U. saberi C&60 Wisp 313 sad -the IA su Womia's Aur E11 treeps partlelpetad I lbs p1' UInbUb bskWW *I •• ____ —•---•.-• FINE FOOD 3230255 s ________ hp*.G1 Sends Interaatsa1d1is.rat... sHut. — mt - ___ ___ beunra4thodds I • sma'SlsterUeft)aadCdySeIvertdimgskM Mrs. KlIIins Wins Award • I AM rown q.o _ 1% • Way Roast leef_ Ham Steak Fr ied Shrimp - Fried Chicken 'Homemade Soup Sunday 6 A.M. 'till 2 . .Mashed Polite., Veptabiss COMPLETE J Dessat .. Children Under 12 $2.C$ Tea Housi of Hi. Gnat Om•lsts and Lunch: M.F 11.2 Dinner Thurs.-Sat. Sunday Dinner: 12.3 Good Old Country Breakfast ____30$ S. Park Avenue, Sanford_ r--For Reservations: ____ __________________________ • ___ ____I [ ui I -- Iii • AVE., SANFORD • 1bire',ah.I. le tbeb.cke1, dear Uza.,."s1.g Li In 5 A.M. 'till 2 P.M. ths . SCOUTS =0 FOR DINNIR - 11 Being Tues. through Sat. St$u for road oat the "P,"-' feeling. liNsscsetMestobscigr.Uhepsrtac.—pntty, - me From For Spring _ • - - - • 'fH zIs A6 y Herald PMte by Mel•nda £mIsl,n the new year. From left to right are president. Doris Stantlal Coe of 656 17-92, Fern Park; vice-president, Wilbur P. Dershlmer of 303 hermits Trail, Altamonte; secretary, Alice Sasser of 9 Plaza Oval. Casselberry; and treasurer, Reinhold Frickel of 411 Ma ld-0-the. Mist, Fern Park. RESTAURANT URA NT _____ hskd - • community. new sinnu,r ummer derke are rich, deep and very ____________ ______ _______ soMkMitThqwibeeeenmaInlyInccmnan w1thcrlepwhiteorthe vivid ol sadss of red afuahja and pr't& ubeouidforbrigt4 _ __ ______ ______ Ths"P'trendbeco,M..,enmoreob,Iou,Ina do MW Vabrlcs for Spring '71 are th.-"R't'c" fohelcathitsltPMd sky.Fab uyslUs,lacs,vojle, ISfl d shasç _ ts___ combined __with Identical prints In Isdsrlsck k. Gauss cis'ws, bU will have a softer, mosriflnedtIrT1agcosdIaasstobe,erybii. Pdad for the ___ ________ sea ____ __ Spring '11 wIll __ as. a real e'*Men In florala. They will ___ be asia In all Urns ad _ will evalwhoe \\ - .-. ,.•,• 'Me newly elected offlcers of the Sonth Seminole Senior Citizens make plans for DEAR ABBY: I know a widow in her 70s who is quite remarkable. (I'll call her Aunt •I __with elegant lbs word for Spring "M is "RIw4lc" and natural good locks doith ,ug the lesson. Looking pretty andfIhsInehooce.gaiani., of the American Irrial, personality, The pistols have i.come an Increasingly £_ . fresh. and v' delicate, with the duty tones dill playing an Important part — Pd@d for the ____ All pistils will be seen In floral prints, especially pale p"skLaqua, and pescbtcneLmeneugralsonceagajn, -' NVS'OU SO(JNPS L. s MCAFOFINMUSEAdLThIC' IØIN6MAN " •- Is 'Romantic - - 0. by TK. Ryan • ' lo lollll *O'N&ThEIHCH , HAS NEW HOURS $R Thi$ I •- m •• THE EGG and OMELET HOUSE U'RUR ACS- -. ITUMSLIWUDS I..1 Patricia Johnson Hudley, I! By impJZ _SI , from the Elk members or WLL I LET pliM' 5flDY'S NOT1c7fTEN WRG, Nor Ll LIE. IMIR All she needs HER privacy, when it great deal for, but we are not is really her wish to 'ive her engaged. (I'll call him Bob.) 3-23-U &IT 7?1/6 17M - will go toward scholarships for worthy students In this ERN. a.nq $1 to: "Win at Bridge." care of this n*wsp&. two so as to keep all three per. P.O Box ISP. Radio City hearts there. Next cam. two Station, New York, NV. 1C1319.) 61OIS a4 1HAT 15 ONE LE • ii/L_. - • Daughters In competition for Miss Elk 1979 are by .;tan Lee and John Romita wcxY FOR • • • •• ••.. ..• Tickets for the BYOB event may be purchased the key plaY by discarding SPIDE R-MAN • '4- World. will present their second annual ___ b Bob Tliaves • 'r • For the laste1gMmo,dhsl spendherownmoneytogo to a ot m el for a few days—saying have been dating a man I care a for Us Professor. He made (ForacopyotJACOByMQO. ____ • Haynes Brewer. declarer said to his partner would consider responding two hearts to our partner's (the student), "You should one-club opening. have bid two hearts to lug- The answer Is that we not anotrwnp notiwupwould contract. only would consider a tworesponse but we been a cinch, I have tohave waitheart w . to make five clubs." Itwasn'trsaflyhardwork 'xwipapa,, jv $oy than bold --Notm.Uyiu'r.atike-cliargi ways that won't appear nJ of person, but today th e • Avenue. the 10. will prove mss • the Sanford Civic Center. 42 sultafterEasttollowedwlth The Professor who was An Idaho reader asks LI we ____ • 321 Improved, Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of Scholarship Ball and Miss the discard of that spade queen from his own hand. You hold: ; ': _____ L1IIIi:'— ___________ Ask III mIPIPIS __________________ to(In,. Departing from your _____ wLflflniIyouaplewant RmdS could cam OU jppiiiLi today because they __a sincere inSICMWY PU se you have CANCZ* (Juuis ll4ily 22) In th. They'll be proiftable grgsfug even If they in1t't7 proutoday, provided they densteosdain elements of pc (Fob 30-Mardi D) rIsh.srprtusswbIcbarstoo —.1 queen or a diamond or heart to allow a ruff In dummy and mszpsctsd. If your eye Is on 1$) Your prospects for By Oswald Jacoby the target nothing will ruffle acquiin S eL*pllOflaIIY and Alaa Sontag ___ West opened the ace of likely you'll add to you W'UNI (May 2Wene ) resources through dlamondsandcontlnuedthe __________ I and was then forced either to lead a spade up to the ace- Opening lead: CA •: ..4....: WhenmysonvlsitshJsfatIer, "deceitful and phony" to stick hich Is nearly every weekend, to my decision? My friend says Dear Bob sleeps over, but I never let I am. him sleep with me when my son such that this lady has had to How do other women in my is home. Abby —., \ • .• make her home with her This itas caused some serious position handle this? ,t- j .-_•_. .daughter for the last 12 years. arguments between us. BobNAMELESS, PLEASE • , • _____ Aunt- Ubby 13 active, cheerful iiiiiáts that 11 wouldn't make' DEAR NAMELESS: I thiak _______ -' andajoytobewtth.Bedoiall, -, anydIIferencetomyamtjwe yser,behavtar , can be uut. she knows how to keep from daughter's family THElh slept I ie,L ti - ..L together whHe he was appropriately described is being in the way. home. I think it would, and I'm "discreet" than deceitful and privacy, Aunt Libby makes GRACE BREWER PATRICIA HUDLEY BERNETTE SMITH phony. SANDRA RICHARDSON available to stay In the homes of What do YOU think of a woman not about to ask him. Do you think I'm being Stick to your diviilon. that? parents who want a responsible IDAHO READER adult there for a weekend or DEAR READER: I think she longer. Elk Ball, Pageant Com ing "1 She does this not so much for dCsCflffl to be noasleated for . the money (which she can , mother of the year. DEAR ABBY: I've been of course) but she likes to get Celery City Lodge No. 542 at the Elks Lodge, 7th out of her daughter's home for a divorced three years and have a Elk Content Friday, March Sandra Holton Richardson, and Evergreen Temple No. 30 from 10p.m. U) 2 a.ln. at while. I have even known her to 15-year-old son who lives with Street and Cypress Bernette Smith and Grace s choice. He qualities l.a your forthright caught off-guard by the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J oJ '! Keep ' three of my. • West was faced with a 2• Pass s• Pass Pass TAURUS (April 30-May l) u'' ' ind today Kesp your objective In mind at be a person you won't quite all times today,cr you msybs levelwlth. ___________ ______________________ - rise with the ace of hearts which would eventually allow South to take his queen of hearts and then discard the queen of spades on dummy's heart king; or he could duck. He elected to duck. The • K Q .i Professor took dummy's • K 15113 king; came to his hand with Vu1nerable Both a trump; discarded one of Dealer: West dummy's hearts on his last West North Fast South high diamond and led his queen of hearts. , Dbl. West had to take his ace each toAdro.Graph, P.O. Bo* regret R. 419, Radio City Station, N.Y. 8AGITAflIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 11919. Be sure to specify With 21 One of your most admirable ___ rounds of trumps to take 3-23-A care of possible ruffs tot- NORTH •••. •;:- •k __________ WIN AT BRIDGE YOUR3IRTRDAY something Important may beln MarcIZl,1P11 the hands of another. ____ ___ Your ____ ____ will considerably VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) this___yaw. Although Your fiM ldeu will be you will develop many new con- but onss today. They should be ____ they _____it mak. oo.benellcalllancethat dealwjthbIns. will didou4 above all the red. LIMA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) ARID (March 21-April 19) During the early hours today Indeed of trying to revamp you'll manage your resources unproductive procedures, dart with considerable skill, but from scratch today with new toward evening your talents methods. You'll find the could suddenly desert you. challenge stimulating and SCORPIO(Oct. 24-Nov. 22) rewarding. Discover which Impatience wont signs you are most compatible enemy today, tempting you to with by sending for Your COPY Of tamper with sometbing which is A*o.Graph Letter. Mall $1 for rtivshtg .nocthly. You might r Widow Knows How To •1 by Howie Schneider - - With the closing of this eggs for Easter. Again this being sold the den, come m season, Seminole Mutual year, hundreds of eggs will be three sizes — small, medium Concert Association Is already DORIS soldtohelpstportthe club's and large. making plans for the 171W DIETRICH Anyone . interested in season. Under outgoing The decorated eggs range caladluzns at a bargain, call President Laurie Dickey's OURS ,'I from frilly projects*beauties to 3234527 or 321O%0. -ommunityfeminine administration, memberships funny clowns. They are Editor ___ in the association were boosted currently on sale at Flagship Silver wedding anniversaries byaboutOpercenttsean. Bankof Seminole (Downtown). special. . New officers elected at the But for Dot and James H. final concert of the season, Sigma Phi met this week at the Wade, their 25th wedding an. home of Charlotte Blades. "The New Christy The Junior Woman's Club of niversary was super-special. New officers elected were: Sanford extends an Invitation to They spent a week In Hawaii. are as follows: Jan Freeman, --It was o beautiful - like president; Ruth Gaines, first Kathy Bukur, president; the public to attend a disco vice president; Ken Stratford, Charlotte, vice president; (iaflce On April 7, from 8 p.m. to paradise - just fantastic-" second vice president; Joe Bonnie Jones, recording 1 am. at Sanora Clubhouse. Dot said. Dick and Carolyn Brunelle Uebert, third vice president; secretary; Alice Livingston, And golden wedding an. Gweime Butler, secretary; and corresponding secretary; will give disco tips. Included in DofUia Thomason, treasurer; the BYOB fstivlties will be niversaries are more special. Nick Mergo, treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver E. (Anne According to President Jan, Virginia Powell. City Council hors d'oeuvres, mixers and set. Mae) Clause, 641 Riverview g representative; and Donna ''• just as everything else, of bringing In entertainment Thomason, alternate City No tickets will be sold at the Ave., will be celebrating their door. For information, call 323- 50th wedding anniversary, on has risen considerably. "I feel Council representative, Sunday, April 14, at the that Seminole can- certainly They-will be Installed at the 1404 or =14114. Woman's Club of Sanford, 309 SENIOR CITIZENS support a concert association," first meeting In May. Izora Garden Club continues Oak Ave. she said. Its caladium bulb sale, acFriends of the couple are NEW OFFICERS Members of the Pilot Club of cording to Annette Wing. cOr&UY invited to call during e 1174 bul tW 24 I24, 1979 For Saturday,, W, fZW 1W KWADRKS SA ty' iuo KJA)S xi1si wMr Concert Associ* ation Is P11 nning_ 1 979-80 Season 61 - - - - - - - ( NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I _____ UK & MEEK In And Around Sanford it because he Is in his middle done continually does wonders years and is going through for one's peace of mind and - certain adjustments that are health. It Is Important to realize that fairly common at that stage of almost all serious illnesses - life? _____ If he is having enough dif- represent two disorders, not ficulty to be using whiskey and just one. Fird there is the HOROSCOPE ________________________ beer to cope with his life serious illneu,such asheart Mtuations,Iugnkhe&flnftely diseueorhighbloodpressure. I FrldayMarch23,17-4A EvenlngHald,SanfordFl. Dr. ______ personality has changed. He takes Aldasnet, Dalmane and Diazide and some other Ine(4f'L He takes all of these except the Dalmane on an ______________________ empty etotnach. ___________________________ He drinks whiskey and beer _____ should seek some with his medicine. I wonted. I'Ieue tell me if all help.By that I mean a these can be mixed. What will psychiatrist. An evaluation of his basic problem could lead to this do to him? the his being able to resolve I DEAR READER — ______ that presume that you husband has difficulties. U could mean a proign with high lood he mlgh* need lea, medicine. Depressions are not pressure or he wouldn't be getting vJ Djazjde. something that you should Both are good medicines and ignore, even If they are coy used in the associated with some other treatment of high blood known medcal problems such as high blood pressure. At leUt pressure The Dalmane Is a sleeping the moderate to severe ones pill and like all other sleeping require professional help. To pills Is not recommended to be give you a better understanding used regularly on a continuous of what depreedons are and basis, although it can be what should be done about them, I am sending you The prescribed intermittently f viduals who have problems Health Letta number 10-10, Depression: The Ups And sleeping. Any of the sedatives are Downs Of We. As The Haft Letter I'm of the brain and nerve function. That's how they sending you explains, you don't work. Alcohol Is also a have to be totally Incapacitated depressant. People who use to have a depression that saps sedatives should not be your energy and strength. recoingeneral Two thinking alcohol. Also, alcohol be me& is never a help to a person who mendations that can has a problem with a would be that If your husband Is depression. It's common for overweight, urge him to loss It people who have a depression to gradually and If he Is Inactive and his physical date Will he" difficulty sleeping. husband permit It, he should start a Why Is your depressed? lilt because he has gradual excercise program. A higb blood pressure and is good walk every day sometimes - - - - - - 44 IT'S MORE LIKE BETWEI.,.2—'TIRED IS BUG6ED BECAUSEHE HAS I AO BLOOD1! BLOOD! j l I - - 10 - by Bob Montana WHArS WRONG WITH ITO YRK WITH I41S ARCH RIVAL,'THEM TER WEAThERe€E TODAY!, I THE PRINCIPAL OF HllLseoRO 1 WFUILY GROUCHY. HE SEEMS AWFULLY ON A STATEWIDe EPUCAflON PROJECT ') 9 ——— ——— . 8 ——— 46 gCHIE - 7 [!0 ______ DEAR DR. LAMB — My husband Ii 57 years old. He has ——— -—— - - 19 20 - - ________ - — — — 1 wi 6 - 15 by Art Sansom ———— OURSEL\/ES BoOZf Taking Pills, FJclE - THE BORN LOSER pisi ____ [.1 / • wife 1 Indin nurse 44 Rug __ ____ 5 Church 45Same(prefux) (MIAIOI( Tub' FIOIR 9 Mamies man 48PAaltreat Pd $ o s$Ii1 49 Sad 12 Lacquered _________________ M PM T 53 Misfortune metalware TAK ,i M 13 Maid 54 Evening in UIAIL' 'I'AIR $ IIDIA 14 Pasture sound Italy 0 EJ U Yb I 0 L LI l5Flnevolcanic 56 Ripped A ME S I$0 slats u1 $ rock 57 least (abbr) H I p 16 Chests (Sp.) 58 Actor Ladd U1 HtItMl l7laxagency 59Enthusiasm IHtif$ £IsIr,'s A1RIAI abbr.) 60 Watering NbolNioll 18 Radioactive elplace Nilli tiLl 110IT MIEJII ement 61 Irritate 9 In the same 33 Thai currency 20 Confuse 62 Kind of tree place (abbr.) 38 Drones 22 Goal (p1) 10 Philosopher 38 Cloth belt 23 Soap Marx ingredient DOWN 41 Roman leader 11 At rest 24 Terminate 19 Preposition 43 Kind of beard 27 Good wishes I Aleutian 2lWritingtable 45 Silly 31 Author island 23 Aftermost Fleming 2 Possessive 46 Sights 24 Is not well 32 Kimono sash pronoun 47 Radar screen 3 Phonetic "A" 25 Bucket handle (p1.) image 26 Preposition 34 Relative of 4 Publisher 48 Arm bone 27 Sinewy bingo Hugh 28 Vast period of 49 Russian river 35 Stone (suffix) 5 With high time 37 Branches of voice 50 Straw vote learning 6 Coconut tree 29 Concerning (2 51 Perambulator wds.. tat. 39 Sphere 7 Compass 52 Wants (sI) abbr.) 40 Of poor point 55 Yale man 30 Tennis sho posture 8 Tries - _____ Depressed Husband Answer to Previous Puzzle 42 Copperfields - - - �bA—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Friday, March23, 17 ______________________ Legal Notice Debates: By JAN HANAUEII UPI Television Writer NEW YORK (UPI) — Dou. glass Cater, chairman of a debates, predicts 1980 couldbethelandinarkyearthat ____ indltut.tonallzes what he calls "close encounters of the presidential kind." He believes If a p entlal debate can be arranged before the next election, candidates In fldiwe pri find It Impossible to refuse to particIpate. Cater, who, as Washington Greater Sanford (bamber of Commerce Golf TourMme.t, 1 p.m., Mayfair Country Club. Country Western Revue, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Firemen's Reaeatlon Hall Colomnba Road, sponsored by ______ Fire AuTilinry. MONDAY,MARCH2S Senior Citizens tour to New Orleans. Leave Seminole Plaza, 8a.m.; Sanford Civic Center, 8:30a.m. Carry bag lunch. Return March 31, 7p.m. Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 p.m., Florida Power & LLght,Sadord. Program on breadtnaklng by Mary Elder. ber of Commerce, 7:30 am. Lengw.od Area Quality Inn North, 14 and 434. Speaker, Bill Parke, local travel agent. Monday Miners Tsnstmastcri Club, 7:15 am., Holiday Inn, W3lnore Road, Altaznonte Spr4 '.gs. Weight Watchers, 10 am., aeeigjn Iighrnj Church; 7 p.m. Florida Federal, Altamoi*e Springs. Diet Wonop, 10 am. and noon, Cariton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m.., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7p.m. Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altainonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte SprIp TOPS Cba$ev 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Cs),tal Like and Cowtry Club, lake Mary. AlIom.utI4SUth Semle Jaycees Board, 7:30 p.m. Warns Stop, SR 431, Altamouts springs, A Ier* A2A, $ p.m., FIrt U . . — , 1VDAY, MARCH 27 Sanford Sedoss, 7 am., Sninbo',. Winter Springs Ssrtoma, 7:30 am., Community N. Eomon Avenue. Ce Sanford LIens, noon, Holiday Inn. Loagwosd Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. AvinDon M.rs, 1:U p.m., il000y U.p0, nernorU. DeBy Player., 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center. Overeaters Aisaymos 7:30p.m., Florida Power & LIght, Sanford. Weight Watchers 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Sflhuuuit A11ts9 CuueThenny, Parts Anonym.., 7:30 p.m., Community United M.thodld Qureb, Cuselberry Item . , (bach, ___ MOISAY,APU4 '• 'Dy Wsyers, 2 .a., Drier, Q*',tidos. - 1138 d .PVUSS Ave., WNAY,&PUJ4 --- :" •' - _______ rII6y, 1111.1' s_.,.--*&' 7a p No. 2-Purfli$h-lnstall Purchasing Aunt Sominile County Coerihiuw Im., 417 Sanford, Fl. 32fl1 (301) 3fl3I. 1*9. 29$ M. 50,1979 D($-132 .. *v.nws. $antsrd. kmkesle c.id. wn. The parties Interested In said business enterprise are as flU: EARL $ SLACK, SR., EARL 1. SLACk lR AND LELIA 0. *,AcK, RATID a' $anIutd. Ismimle y. Fiends *1597* fY of pagy, 105. PUINITURE AND THINGS' . a.ts. sick. Sr. lv; 115 Slid'. Jr. -. I ____ , ' 5 ' ' — I ' ire ties Cs.*lnI or peilties W$TNIU my heal and seal Of thiS Court Sn March 13,1979. th1AU ARTHUR It SICKWITH, JR. As CIOrk if ties Circuit Colt Syu_Jun51. Curtis *a Deputy Clerk JAMES N. CAMPUU. 111 North lostint Ave. Ditand.. P153*01 .. , ' Feb50: March osts t'' "-.'/'!fr NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION bids will be publicly opened and read In Room 417, Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. for PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Consumer Water Treatment Facilities Improvements, The Proledt consists of the ixpanslon to the existing water treatment plant by the installation OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the adminhstra$ of the estate of MERLE V. TREDWAY, deceased, File Number 79-56 CP, is pending In the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate DIvision, the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, Probate DivIsIon, Sanford, FL. The of a new 1000 OPM well, pump, piping, an additional 300 GPM high service pump, and other related work. The bidder must comply to the provisions of Florida Statutes, Sec. 21S19 in regard to wage rates for personal representative of tee estate is BARBARA ZUSER, whow ad. dress 522305. 3Sd Street. Federal way, w* 95002. The name and ________ tativvs attorney are set forth below. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF employment regarding race, creed. color, sex or national orIgin; Title VI of t$. Civil Rights Act Of 1564; the DevIs.Be , s. , ' Barbara Zuber_____ portunity Employer. . MIlLS V. TREDWAY De1*s*4 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL STENSTIOM, DAVIS I McINTOSH P.O. seu DII ' DUI110 - Apprevod ween 10 am-S p.m. Days Inn, - --:- ' ns 313-*Ext.-NY -. OE)I31 323-5176 Food Stores now accepting applications for Full & Part time positions. Apply at any store locally or P.O. Box 90$, Crescent City, Fl. 33012. Handy Way IEAUTIFULLY RESTORED CaIIBat trees. 1 yr. warranty. sn,soo. Experienced boat riggers, cxc. company benefits, 10 paid AMF EEO. holidays, $19,500. OLD HOME. 3 BR, 2 bath secluded country living, fenced, Includes grove, many shade SSOCIATE5 WANTED, CALL BILL PLATTE FOR CON- - 101111'; RIALTY Mechanic for small truck shop. 24 HOUR Experienced 323.1010 . commissIon. 031.6473. $SMINOI.ECOU$Tv CITA OFFICE hsI,Cy Division 10 NOrth Perk AWIS lanflill Florida 3*771 Construction Secretary. Good pay 3224457-aft Hrs. 322.7111 STE N SIR 0 M with excellent benefits for career minded individual. Must have a minimum of 2 yrs. exp. in construction office procedure, typing & shorthand required. Must be familiar with personnel records, tIme sheets, daily lob reports & draw requests. Medical Ins., paid vacation & holidays provided. If Interested in long term employment with one of the Nation's largest builders call Cardinal Industries Inc. 303.321-0151 between $ a.m. 13 p.m. wkdays or send resume to Construction Dept., Box I), Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal Opportunity Employer. REALTY , The Buyers Are Looking - 28 Sales in Jan. 29 Sales in Feb. WeNeedListlngsl DuringMarchWeWlll List And Sell Your Home ForA 5% 107W. 1st, Sanford tIA L1A ii visr flM-Z43-I.,OflV. riorni15 Low Down Payment Cash for your loll Will build C' your lot or our lot. AVON BUILD YOUR Beautiful exec. 3 BR, 2 b borne in idyltwlldeof Loch Arbor I Pool & patio, C-HIA, FP, sq. sat-In kit., V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 6443013 EASTER NEST EGGI Earn extra money for ths holidays by seiIng Avon. Now's a great lime to start. Call 644.3079. j 10 acres tiled, farm land, w-1$x underground pool. 3.1 old FR I every teaturil app WARRANTEDI Yours for 172,9001 - frame. All this 561.000. . Housewite's Send for 20 ways of breakfast nook, DI, eat-in kiIt.. FP, 2½ baths, 2 car inc. garage. Many extras. $63,000. making money at home. $3.00 to Jean's Report, P.O. Box 120SanfoM. Xt* 12111. Pinecrest w.C-H&A, w-w carpet, eq. eat-in kit,, scr. patio, FR, on For a career in Real Estate call Rag. Real Estate Broker 2631 Sanford Ave. REALTY BATEMAN 321-075 Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323-5324. - - - a beautiful landscaped loll Just I $39,Xi Cozy 3 BR, lb home in Bei Air, ww carpet, range & ref., partially fenced 1 1g. yd.I Exc. cond. A hi,., -. - - LEADERI WE LIST I. SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 FRI.,SAT.ISUN Hrs. 1-5 P.M. 101 Orane Avenue SANFORD-NEAR HOSPITAL Sanford's Sales Leader New3SR,lbath,C.H Cltywaterlsewer 3222420 I ' 1 .' , portunitles , 0 J 4.t 1. ; tromshopping.2SR,lb,large storage run Iwork shop, fenced. sleadm & landscaped. $21100. MAYFAIR olderJ BR, W,bhome with many unique features, Ig runs., lovely grounds. 50,950. beath taking view, bsamed ceIlIng, eqpt. kit., stores PP. storage everywhere. Private Patiosl $72,000. RetlredCou$e 322250 rn-anti 3324117-afl tess. 322.7111 Nice large Bedroom, aIr cond. Quiet man preferred. 322-2229 414 Myrtle Ave. W.oarnettwhite ' - 1 11-1154. Foot. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-fl in Sanford. Call 3*31070 MarIner's Village. ,, jpy Handyman specIals 3.11, 1 B, sun. dan., owner 1*11. $IIJN. 071-1714 3 isIs w-garaie fi ____ Sanford large 1' U + less. Air, Ceramic bath $171. Furnished 50W 561.7113. NOCAU.S ALL FLORIDA REALTY OP$ANFOR Fumlshsd _________________ 10g. Real Estate Srokar 2144$. French Ave. Aute. 'fir Senior Citizens. . sown, very clean I resmy, See Jimmie Cewan, 315 PaIrneffo. ___________________ ty shady yd. 111 Pirescreet Or. DrIve by & coil. 507,301. lees plies parefl. .0 ei., ni. bath, attic f an, A.C, carper,. Now IiWIng-cinnm. latest 17$45,105. 33-$bVN$ Private Coltageler Senior CllIzoue SR & kit., Lb. Harley arse, IdilithS Iwla. N PWst 3455011 , ' AdwiNosslit ,aw. - 71MPh OPEN HOUSE BR, 3½ S on 1 acre. VisIt en Sunday 1 p.m-S p.m. Your Host NELSON FOX. Call us for 45rid SPREAD YOUR WINGS? 4 SRI S 1g. deep, steady lot, lid sleedw-cmsentapron.Seetodey only 130,551. YES lump Into Itsi Spring water fir a swim, fists. lust lull aroused unIon liii stead. ole tree- You can have this & me,e toO. 3 SR. 1½ I, eaSy MALTY WORLD --7- 43—Lots. creage AUNY - j MULTIPLSLI$TING$IRVE Eves -3j1 ___ The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 343$' S. FroncIe.(I7.031 3*3.pz4, Sanford w—.Vw,,v)J 1%? WE BUY USED FURNITURE APFLlANCES. Sanford Ful nhlure Salvage. 322-1721. csh c' Al 14 ft. fiberglass boat I trailer $273. 7 hp outboard motor Iiki new, $173. 1973 Dodoe laree vat Warehouse foreclosure on fui niture: couches, hide-a bec chairs, beds single & doublr dressers, chests, mattress I springs. TVs, auto, washer desk, set of 6 DR chairs, bab bed, portable refg. & all klnd o Misc items. DOOR PRIZES COMEEARLY-STAYLATE )' rIu Since 1937 DELTONA. INCLUDES 31 S ACRES NIAR DUNNELLON-. OCALA. HWY FRONTAGE, MOSILI HOME COUNTRY. ONLY $3,711 PER ACRE. 30 ACRES HWY FRONTAGE NORTH OP PANAMA CITY NEAl 1.11 $1,155 PER ACRE. TEIMSI TIME TO THINK ASOUT NORTH CAROLINA FOR THE SUM. MU. MOUNTAIN ACREAGE OR RIVER FRONT AVAIL- Al LOW AS IS PER CENT DOWN. 4 PER CENT INVIlEST. Own property in a beautiful wooded Florida setting for country estates none less than 5 acres I SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 3l S. MYRTU AVE. P.O. DRAWER 1211 SANFORD. PtA. 21771 TEL: 2114880 iwo Itdarpriss Area Prlcadflvqufohcahsale 1034171id4 General Landscaping Rose specialists, top Soil & fill dirt, lawn maint & tree trimming 323 7948 Light HeWing _________________ Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 319 5371 MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER 1TEMS,,SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 322 2611 or 831 9993 and a friendly Ad Vor will help you Painting DANNY - S PAIN PING Intel-lot- Exterior House Painting Licensed lnsured.Bonded FREE Estimates. (305 322.9460 Small or Large. Call Mr Taylor Free Esl. J22-I5.4S Hem. womems. The Mackies have earned your trust. • Small home repairs. Remodeljn & Pan. RoofIng repair. Free Est 323-1543. 33)0715 Plumbing Service ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, F I. rooms. Free est. 3fl-S214. Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service hg. Cds. Accepted 3271111 CUSTOM HOME BUILT Garage so full there's no room for the car? Clean it out with a Want • I REMODELING I REPAIR S.G.BALINT$.ASSOC. 3225465 H 1Man,qualityoperatlon $ yrs. exp. Patios, DrIveways etc. Wayne Deal, 327-1321 _____________ STATE - Ad in the Herald. PH. 322.26110! 1319993 L - Tree Service' - Concrete Work: steps, patios Sm.orLg.FreeEst. Call Mr. Taylor, 322.5345 STIIEET I Lawn Service Interior & Exterior Painting I - 0• * -'io job too large or small Con: plele lawn service. Free estimate. 373 4881; Landscaping & spraying 373 8049 call any? ime tnnels. 3325752. NAIIIE - Mowing Supplies, dog houses, Heated - CITY Guarantee Issue, Limit Uenett Gulf Life Insurance Ages 4080 Call Fred Harris 322 7960 appt - ANIMAL HAVCN dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet I BROKER Insurance Cond. Service. Free Est. or Inst. Comm. & Res. 377 0208. Groming a Boarng OMen I SIIOLIR REALTY - Screen—porches, pool end. , wds. All type re glazing & wd. install. Est.Mr, Taylor 372 5515. - ononon Tax Prepared in the convenience of your home. 21 yrs exp $10 & up 377 3lllIor.ippt Glass & Screen SEIvINOI..E I entral Heat & Air Cond. Free Est Call Carl Harris at Curley Burfleld Electrical Maintenance e. repair 5)0 5327 which assures space and privacy, in many cases, • this acreage includes lake property and • conservation areas which arc protected wooded by recorded deed restrictions. No construction can lake place in these arias, protecting the natural beauty of the • residential community. Real estate buyers note: • Seminole Woods Is just 25 miles from Orlando and is well situated to benefit from the • area's growth. A solid buy - backed by The Deltona Corporation's reputation for reliability. Call or write today for full details. There is no obligation Ia purchase. • • Income - Alterations, Ures$maklng Drapes, Upholstery 3220107 RELEASED FOR SALE!OFFERIN LIMITED TO 262 WOODED HOMESITES I Air Cond. & Heating Co'essn'king JLJF I Grand Prix Black T top. All :ptions 36.000 mi Excellent t- m tape, C8. Big Tires. upC MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers out specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 67)7611 . U.. S ACRES CORNER ON COUNTY TERMS. Mercury Marquis Brougham oadedl *1000 take over ayments 3776850 Ceramicille BY ORDER OF ROYAL MOViNG & STORAC CO. OF Orlando, Florida. We will beat 7:30 PM, Mar. 73rd DELL' AUCTION CENTER RI. 46, Sanford, Florida Sell a number of cartons cc taming misc. items to satis unpaid storage bills. LEWIS C. DELL d-b-a DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE UILDINGII 10x72x 14 NEW all steel clear span building. In cludes a 20' x 13' double slide 000r, three wall lltes, 25 lb. wind load and service door for *5k;' FOB. Call 305-331-4647 9a.m. ?u installed. KuIp Decorators HOME AREA. $11,050 WITH 977 Toyota Longbed, topper, auto. radio, heater, A C. 16,000 mi Electrical 20 ACRES HWY FRONTAGE NEAR LAKE MARY, TALL ACRE LAKE. ONLY $1501 PER ACRE. TPPMS. &aA .JI_ ullars, Drums. Dm105. Corn plate. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. sIze draperies $101 up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-fl So. 01 ROAD IN OSTEEN. MOBILE I WO. Radio Air P S. P 0.5.1900 323 1172 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nool 519 E. 1st St., 322 5742 - Hwy 46 West, Sanford .' —MiskaI ?rchandlse 7PC.dlflettes$0.93&up. Ref $3OIup; EI.stove$lOIup; full S ACRES HWY. FRONTAGE NEAR OViEDO. ACCESS TO LARGE SASS LAKE. $22,000. HALF CASH NEEDED. Large van 000y, new paint 57,795, i 109 Sanford Ave. Beauty Care Dell's Auction Center - new 1359: Loveseat $41.93 I up, TREES,) POND SITES. $60,500. 79—TruCks-Trailers r )?iLC. * Fri 7PM All type racquets, Avg. $0 Scott Reagan 3220177 night. Free home trial. n onte Carlo '76 Real Clean. new tireS *3550. 323 58)1 & after S * RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS obligation. BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 77 10 Shape. 52750. 323 4681. 322.4132 13 payment. Call 531.1714 day c 6AYTONA AUTO AUCTION Wy. 92, I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION ever Tuesday 7. Saturday at 7 - 30. It's the only one in Florida. You Set the reserved price Call 90.4 25% 831) for further details * AUCTION * — ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 ' 1967Oodq.ACK50mi Auto, PS, P13&air Likenew 5.700 323 3610 1L'-MUs.JJufJ S hp, 26 in. cut, 1 yr. old. 1450 mach. Sold new for $650 wi Christmas layaway, there wi only $1 16 bal due, purchasers I. area and we are unable to locat: You can have mach. fOr' $11 cash or take up payments of $1 iso. Will take trads as par good motor, excellent interIor. 5400 323 5356. ___________________________ ARO SALE: Sat-Sun 10.3, gIrls clothes 3.6, women's clothes, glassware, misc. 2510 S. French Ave. 3733723 ' BUILDING LOT IN GENEVA NEAR HWY 16. 13,100 TOTAL. BRING CASH I 73 Malibu Station Wagon Auto, p 5, P 0.. lowner Buy & Sell, the linesi in user 5S—Boats& Accessories 2¼ ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT CLEARED FOR HOME OR POSSIBLE MOBILE HOME. $2,000 DOWN, $139.94 PER MONTH, 120 MONTHS. m PCT. APR. 69 PontIac LeMans, 350 auto trans . PS. w Current np sticker for 5.300 or best offer 323 663? Larrys Marl, 215 Sanford Ave La., Sanford. W46 to River. view-signs. BUY SELL TRADE 34.31S E. First SI. 33256*7 Snapper riding lawn mower 1.46 ACRES, NICELY WOODED WEST OF 1.4. ONLY $12,100. )SI MAKE PAYMENTS—'69to 75 models. Call 3)9 9100 or 131 1605 (Dealer I Removec - ESTATESALE WILSON'MAIER FURNITURE 77—Junk Cars Boll ______________________________ items 322.2025 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access. $730 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osten. Zachary I. Tribble, Realtor, 303-MINIs & $310026. Eve I witends 904.734-0564 ,aylon 16'. sleeps 6, self contained 3 way ref. Reese hitch, E brakes $2150 322 7182 commodate Harley Davidson Pekingese AKC puppy, white 8. tai 'ty color, male, shots ersonal effects-household items PLUS! Sat-Sun. 9 S. 505 Burton 130-4533 or 339-4711 eves. Vehicle 4 CYCLE RAILS, will a parents on premises. 2 maId VS ea. 3653666. ...v, i.niu. Jul. V-J. J1U4 Country Club Rd. Contributions I ZELLWOOD. S acres $10,000. INC. REALTORS AKC tricolor Beagles. 54—rage Sales l)6E.WoodiandDr. LAKE SYLVAN 100 x 110 11,001 FORREST GRUNt erry Blue terriers AKCReO.6wk.oldbeauties 5150. 3396366 Aoving Sale: Clothing, toys, iewelry, motorcycle, bicycle, utIlity shed, shot gun, fan, rifle, coins, antique furniture, glassware I other collectibles Fri.Sat. 9? 2509 Bay Ave. Will add more items each day • I 5O—MisceUaneous for Sal - 75—Recreational '69 Chevy Pick up Good mechanical condition ________ Bicycle, books. Sat. Only 321-0610,327.1577,461.0335 For small truck 323-75?) Every Saturday at 7 p m locate on SR 415. II mi north of Sa, ford We will buy, sell or Ii'ad used Furniture, antiques o misc by the piece or house ful Free pick upon Consigned mdse at 30 pct 322 2270 BUY JUNK CARS From $l3to$SO Call 322 1624. 322 1460 DOBERMAN PUPPIES FOR SALE PHONE 3n1os March 23121,911112' 131$ Summerlin Ave. WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 1 2n MORTGAGES. 1. Legg, Li: Mtg. Broker. 123 No, 4-I Wymore Rd.. Altamonle. TRAL AIR I HEAT, NICEL' WOODED ½ ACRE. 13,50 DOWN I SELLER HOLDINI MORTGAGE. SEIOLER REALTY, Broker Piney Woods Auction Miniature Dachshund reg. rn male, $ wks. old, shots stat-led *123. 574-1596 Deitona. -- - .is& 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH CEb $aNsvd 1-014O iando W.1577 - '.acnss term mind. Gepeevainos. *'" 50U5.$11$ FOR RENT $105 iss,s., l Dsn.loIryIstinOyjs s. Ted - w-meny sires. 141*. ___________________ — ' Pleasure to spare ire this Pifliurid ares hems. 351, 7 B Furnislud 322-2% i loving out-Odds & Ends & Misc. Rain or Shine. Mar. 23rd tIll? 9 am. to5p.m. 104 E. 24th P1. (off 47-A--Moilgsges Bought &SokI 130 ACRES PAVED ROAD NEAR GET A JUMP ON SUMMER 350-0131,313-7173.3120770 _________________ - gorious older country hems. 4 near Ft. Myers. 55*. ________________ IIeC.'REALTOR MLS 3235774 Day or Night - Like to entertaIn? Try this 5eajaftft bldg. let clisi to 011 course, fishing, swimming, wall utilities available. Lehigh Acres , ,,. id Nseds earL ideal for small besines.. COMM. $3IiII 015pry'lJveIy 15.151 Air, No P545.11111 Nsf. Penon - house in need of repairs. Ha some cash. 323-0455 aft 7 p.m. 2B1 Furn. Exc. Cond. .1 cars, trucks & heavy equipment I 5990 Shepherd Pups, Reasonable Call aft. 5-7 wks. old $120 or take up payments of $11 _--------_ - --_- -on__on Harold Hall Realty garage. 131*. wsrins person preferred Call , St. Jotms River. *1100. 157W. Commercial -'' $139Ms.. lease, $100lepit AN I$UAL OPPORTUNITY pp - 31R, 1 B, C-lilA, kIt. eapt., dbl 1 ILAvaiiableAprlll ' " home, sundeck, boat house, fIshing dock. Canal leads to JOHN KRIDIR ASSOC. j,j$ ___________________ ______ CANAL FIONT lovely 3 SI, 2 b leg. Real Estate Broker __________________ 323,31 'COUNTRY- location yet minutes LAKE FRONT 311,2 bspllt plan, ______________________ Miller's 2619 OrLna1n flr 47—Real Estate Wanted VAI FHA FinancIng sewer, trees. $11,300. Wm. Mahiczowski, Realtor. 322-7553. $33,000. ,i,*,e mc. c's.2TJ DajflaCf,,røn property listed from $300. pei acre and up. We have smaI: tracts, we also have severa cabins, houses, old farms, etc Write or call for free Iistin brochure. You can call free o' charge by dialing 1100.135.7421 Write or call today. SKYLINE tl'w-vsrepa4e GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. KC Dobermans. 6 wIts. oic Kastuserbloddilne Tail docked I dew claw removed. 32) 6681. 7JW - ton pick up 8 ft bed Less than 16.000 rn Camper top Balance owing less than *3.000 assume payments of $109 77 mo Call 327 3825 ask for ieII that extra bike with a low cos per mo. Call 531.1714 for free home demonstratIon. 42—Mobile Homes i!i , IJ%? Wi? Dodge 323-0697 CHEROKEE LAND CO. Lg. lot within city lImits. Water & SPARKLING clean 2 BR, lb. FR, well landscaped, bk yd fenced. S&ti*a CTIACTOa raE,), Service, Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES These are a few of over 2001 a' Reni Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLLS fURNITURE walnut cabinet. Regular $400, Balance $175 or $12 mo Still in warranty. Call 031.1714 day or nht. 10" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, S track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only AFTER HOW 122-04 ANYTIME Multiple LIsting Service m2565 PARK REALTORSj : I REALTOR '1224254 for - ---.. _._ listings. We have all types __, NEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES SANFORD'S . . JOIN SALES OPEN HOUSE REALTOR 323-7032 Eve. 3fl.0612, 322.1507, 322.7177 64-Equipment 52—Appliances Mobile Home l2'x60' Fantastic 4 BR, 2 b home in IdylIwilde near 1-4, 3 BR's, Fl1. matching end tables $39, Sanfor Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. C 2.7 Acm located on large stream real good access. About 1 acrr garden area or pasture. PIent ci room to build 3 or 4 houses 'Lays gentle. Large trees cove: this tract. Plenty 'bf privacy 13950.00, 11,500.00 dow, payment. Plenty of wild gems and good fishing in this area. 2324 PARK DR. 322-2111 yd & much morel Only $23,900. ...., nevy ,a,ton wagon, power air. 3231994. springs & mattress $33.95 ci pc.; NEW coffee table with Auction Saturdays 7p.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 Consionments Welcome '#' , OUT STORE IT. SELL IT with low cost Classified Ad. DPI SALE- NEW twin size ho a handy man specIal because I is not finished inside., roughec wired and plumbing completed Water and the outside is com plated. Large deck overlookin( mtns. You can live in it while yot finish it up. S miles from Mur ply. 122,300.00. *5,000.000 dowt assume loan. Nuuthdty,h Just listed neat 3 BR, 1 b borne in 5,1 Air on shaded loll Newly painted, eat-in kit., fenced rear - FILL DIRTITOP 5944. YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 Lt...AAk acre. Dandy garden spot. This ii 130,000. Low down payment BUiLDER. 372-221? GET TOG E1'HER Phone 3222333 VIUL.tI !IVI, Mountain cabin approximately New 233 Homes, 1 Oct. int*rust qualified buyer. $30,000 'SELLERS&BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUVAHOMEI WE SELL HOMES! WHY DON'T WE Sales Fee. KULPA REALTY ____________________ VsrieeIseIIlsCETAJN$fli,ar, alsi available, please iniire as 11511105 OffIce M. Unsworth Realty HAL COLBERT,REALTY IN Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor IOLD HALL REALTY Inc. 333-3774, Realtor, MU APPLY IN PR$ON TO: FHA.VA, FHA 235 & 243. Commercial Bldg. 1000 sq. ft. $2C mo. Johnny Walker new club In Seminole, good tips, 11—MUCIIOfl 'he Greenp,ous, 32291 Eves after 61 weekends Sanford Auction, 3.5 Acres tracts, fantastic view overlooking valleys. This tracl would make a dandy mini farm Has a large log barn, also hal spring and even has a creek tha runs thru property. Borders i paved highway. A steal at onl $1300.00, Good terms. $2100.01 down, assume loan. 2 baTh, newly done Inside I oul C-HIA. Fully carpeted. Come lot. Convenient to shoppinç churches I schools. $39,500. 32: $26,000 Dancers wanted-lust opening FOR SALE Used Furniture ,r - _nn 4 BR, 2½ bath 2005 Glenway Di 105000, with pool. New3BR, 1 b CH, cIty water I 62—La wn.Ga rden MOUNTAINS $23,750. HAIR DRESSER Sa AKMY NAVY SURPLUS 3 BR, 1½ bath 141$ Valencla Cl 322-928 . for 45-A--Oit of State Pct. REALTOR ML 323 l06loreyes. 323.0317' tutme Apply 203 Palmetto Ave. Longwood or Ph. 030.6493. 3 -ApstU$ 8/2 FIDENTIAL INTERVIEW. Crestiiner/Robalo, 1143 30th St., Sanford. (Airport). 3$ Assume - of 1k Mary Elementary Scho Must Selli Will divide. Wri Bruno Bellucci, 1920 LouIse S _Crystal Lake, III. 60014. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC ByOwner3BR, 2 bath, Fain. Run fenced yard, sorinklers. Extra for those Who demand the Most, BR modern home has over ii Sq. Ft. living area I Is locat close to hospital & all cc venlences. $36,300. REAL ESTATE REALTOR.n2. reedy to gO Only $7,000 dwn + $159 use. to bes your own boss. TheIr loss Is youv gain. Call today. .w construct 2 mmacuiate 4 BR, 2½ bath country home on 3+ acres. Office or workshop in garage shade & fruit trees, Warranty. REDUCED $2000 "a' O, 50—Msceilaneous 10 acres, Lk. Mary, between 3rd 4th at Van Buren Ave. 2 bIks 1 what have you. Zoned comm. duplexes. thriving location ore Aging", stwp ot aisreclas Which serve $omlnsle Ceifrety, prnceis, gea furdini sources. SM ceordtmi. Fefids 551vhe lies atlerly. RoMrs*A.A. be Social kloices or reUsed 11011, Tess yosrs CSerdiotlg Community sirV$CSSJ tea years uerthe with ssNlar difhauuis intisrial s. so'v, bpR ,.€tsin. i* . $41,900. ffiisDAYCARECENTERisIns EMPLOYER ' Will consider option to purchai 9ACANT, z' limited Is. sOftk up a "Osuncu ii sem.i. C*IØIY CoerlMue m. 417 Sanfiui Fl. - *ses meted.. ini. are ' ' or,aoie rome In Lk. Mary w space for office, beauty shop, Broker-322.6s17, LOW LOW investment buys yoU. youroe.us1ne. Fully equIpt, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SOfYini as Diricflr of ire agy, Ust. Upon awird, succosiwl blr wJ be required to tensile Nymist and Porfirmance Binds. Nch in the pe 3 BR, 2 bath, Cm. H-A, carp LEISURE WORLD- $200.1 Sanford. 912 French Ave. credit: We have helped others t find FAST CASH buyers to by their equity. We can help yos monff. benefits. Apply In person bet- FORSALE HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose you month. Exp. preferred. FrI..Sat. night. Good starting salary, Company 24—Buslss yamt. 43-1.ots.Acreage C-HIA, Winter Springs LEISURE WORLD- RELIEF NIGHT AUDITOR . a,ai, ', - $uWd. Fla. 31771 1. yupsaj: tas-an.nn. Department IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 BR, 2 bath, Cen. H-A, carpi _______________________ fries are accredited high sdees or equivalent. Typo 30 must spoak accurately ad dually. 5gffy satisfactory II Seminole County, flrnat IeeathenfiveposcSW (5pct.)offfieaciffil. County will accept onty iitie eiy company or companies as --. esiffisrlzed to wells bends ci racier SM arnouw Treasure 41—Houses Sanford,' Fl., 32171. Equal Op work in fabric shop or departmint. Full or Part Time. 6006035 __________________________ a$OrspIOfe Division within the ar. amsuret and proof if Insurance. me County rissrvgs rigid to relict any or oh bids. *0 or without cous., o waivs teislcarnlqs: or is sciopt the iii WhiCh lii its ludemsi boot , REPRESENTATIVE 5:5. Joseph Devis. Jr I' Department. Must be Of SiFis,SM csmpareles on iii, u. s. 34-4 ChIle Homes 0220 between Iam. & 5p.m. wit. days or send resume to Box U, Seamstress-sales lady desires and rescue emergency sltualiens: also to receive Each bid must be lccslnparsisd ' U UUIUIUUUUU CALL 333.1103 tiaris fir assistance from tIll public tsr response to fire Sets of contract documents may be obtained at 11e office Consuttin rn,ue..r, post, icieute & Jernigan. Inc., Suite 111. lll peny, era sie s.i witie I ______________________ COMPLAINT TAKER Primary duties are operatIng routine calls and route to , eftilir by a cashier's check upon . COME. opateonai Safety and Heelhle Act 3)91 Magulre d, Florida,' 12053. Payment ii Thirty Dollars ($30.00) will se required t sects NI; us refunds Will be made. . YARD WORK &ODDJOBS SE CONSIDERED FOR THESE POSITIONS, APPLI. CANTS MUST SE RESIDENTS O SEMINOLE COUNTY AND MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA, WHICH IN. CLUDU: UNEMPLOYED A MINIMUM OF 10 OUT OF THE 13 WEEKS IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO APPLICATION: UNEMP3.OYID AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION: AND MElT THE LOWER LIVING STANDARD FOR FAMILY IN- Kickback Act: the Contict Work Safety 5iq Act; and the Deportment of Labor an Health Regulations Of As Personal Reprasenlative Anti. , U U provided. If interested in long term employment with one of the Nation's largest builders call Cardinal Industries Inc. 305-321 TO with the President's Executive Orders No. 11316 and N. 11375 which prolelbit discrimination in p.. 21—Situaflons Vdanted ______________________ UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT, THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. documents. Bidders must comply -_____ U — — a ______________________ CETA sct'iIe ad corresponding wage rates Ire included in the bid required, Of She 111011.01 LET'S BE HONEST if you weren't iookinq for a new career you wouldn't be reading thlsad,andifwewermn't looking for someone to dos lab this ad wóuido'$behere.lfyouwantthe to opportunity to earn Thr Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.100.432.0403 anytime for recorded message, Depirtmint Of Commerce. This All persons having claims or demands against the estate are I _ I_ - or ui-tm. mechanics and apprentiCes. The wage rates shall not be $e than those furnished by the Division of Labor and Employment Oppor,unIfl. of the State of Florida, " Mdhager Trainee Walgreen Drugsof Sanford. Paid vacation, paid holidays, mdse disc, malor medical & retirement plans. 323 9190 for appointment. fast with a want ad. Call 322-261) laborers, address of the personal represen- ne -st yo fin tee relief demanded • .., - Deceased THI$NOTICE,tofllewiththec$srk several and rsopsctive gokiown Of ffi. •y Court a wrItten assigns, successors In Interest, statement of any claim or demand trustees or any other person they may have. Each claim must be claiming by, thrOugh, under or a- in writing and must indicate the gainstanycorporatlonorolhir legal basis for the claim, the name and entity named as a defendant; and iii address of the creditor or his agent claimants, persons or parties. ia. or attorney, and the amount tural or corporate, or whole exact claimed. If the claim is not yet due, legal status in unknown, claiming the date when it will become due under any. ci the above named or shall be stated. It the claim is dulcribed defendants or parties or contingent or unliquidated,- ttee claIming to have any right, title or Whire of the uncertainty shall be ltd vest in and to ttee land hereafter stated. It the claim is securod, the descrIbed, wcurfty steal 'be described. The YOU ARE NOTIFiED thit an claimant shall deliver wIfIcI.td actlonteQuletTltleonthetoilowlng copies of tt Claim to ties clerk to roporty In Seminole County, usable lIe. clerk 15 itiali One COPy to Florida: each personal regeeseslaffee. "$. Slock I, Charter Oaks All perems frJsrieIid in liii tats $ubejvis4n, Ussit T, accenting to to wIe.m a copy Si tills Notice the Flat liliresi. as recorded in Piet AdministratIon has been mailed are Beds 11, Page 97. Public Records Of required, WITHIN THREE SeMinsli CsliflIy, Florida." MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP IWS been tiled agalied you and you THI FIRST PUBLICATION OF veroquirodtossrveacppyolysur TH1SNOTICI,tofileanysb15ctlons wrItten leloressu. if any, to it on teey maY leave 11W dIlliessue JAMES M. CAMPBELL,Attorflly validity Of tile dicoditds will, 11s Of L. Plilatill's OftSuMj, Whose qualifIcations of the personal 1011501 is 311 Nine Reahind Ave. ragr,imdativ,, or Itse venue or. flue. Odands Florida. 11051, on or IswIsmction cities court. IS*O *1114, 1979 fIle ties AU. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND orIgInsIwIlieteeclorkof tills Court OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED Shier bourn service an Plaintiff's WILL SI FOREVER URED. at*'lWorllRmSlIOfIIVIIlereaItOri Dtocitllefirstpsedicadoncilels edeonwise a dulsult *00 be ordered Notice of AdmInistratIon: MardI 50. - ., ., Courthouse, Room 417. Sanford, Florida, 32771, until 10:00 A. M., . ' -, :, claiming by, through, under or agalnet her, arid all unknown natural persons If alive and if dead or not - ' of moatlng.ais,d.taks,F'r'4 _______ ., .' -' spouses. heirs, devlsses, grantees , creditors, and all other parties ats. ' —. alive, and if dead, the unknown NOTICE lINUS FICTITIOUS NAME $TATUTI TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 9 Pistice is hecaby given Onderslgiwd pursuant to the cteaer plqp $, Florida Statutes will register with tIes Clerk lithe Circuit Court le SM fir simlasis County.. Florida upon voci15t of phil ci . IICOf1UI ci tillS idles, tItleiR ieame. to-wit: "PUINITUII AND THINGS". undor Which it will '' ___ Defendant. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: RENEANN SNEER iNOER, If item No. 3-Annual RequIrements for Water Meters All work shall be in accord with specifIcations avaIlable In the office Of the Purchasing Agent, The County reserves the right to relict any or all bids, with or without cause, to waive tectmicallties, or to accept the bid Which In Ifs Moment best serves the Werost of the County. t::: E , .1 1'. covered C.Mer,, * N. Iugs C 7:38 p.m., Winier . .l17*. Eomos Ave. CeB NeB las lSU' claiming by, through, under or against fir, Partitions 33 II4II1 II if the office of tee Purchasing Agent, Seminole County Courthoese, Room 417, Sanford, Florida, 33771, until known to be dead or alive, their se 10:00 A.M., April 9, 1979, at Which verai and respective unknown time, date and Place bids Will be spouss heirs, devlsees, yantess publicly opened and read: and creditors, or other parties item No. 1-Theodolite I clalmlngby,ffirougforundorffios Dlstancer unknown natural persons; and the _____ ______ SNEERINGER, alive, •nd if dead, the unknown grantees spoUlit, heirs. and creditors, and all other parties Separate sealed bids for the following Items will be received Of .. ____ $sd Plaintiff, Board of County Commissioners The County of Seminole IN RE: ESTATE OF MERLE V. TREDWAY, TO ALL ' vs LEGALADVIRTISEMENT 'IlIUBWAY, MARCH 30 Oversutori Asesyas., 7:38 p.m., Cern1tY United 24diat Qls4, (i'btery. Siuth luau', AA, ,noon, Mintal H—"h Robin Road, Altomids S1u. Saalird Akskdk. Aamsyauee (open), 8p.m., 1181 W. First St. . luutu,CIIIuililtyl,$.*.tOOis,$ithtd Civic Center. Frie to public. 'Sponsored by Grar . Sanford Qninr 01 Csht Msssewaoi'e Asia., $ p.m., Ci" ::i Qty Hail. . WAY, MARCH38 ,.:. HARRY WAGNER, - _____ - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: 7t.463CA.13-* Legal Notice Commissioners The County of Seminole Separate sealed bids will be received ? the office of the Pur. chasing Agent, Seminole County File Number 79-56 CP Division DEH-92 RENEANN ____ - 1979 Board of County . Some mechanical drawing CX perienCe & trig. Willing to learn while being paid. Reply to ABC Conveyor Inc. 322-2725. paid vacatIon & holidays TM weather is perfect for a backyard sale-sell everything LEGALADVERTISEMINT President SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Publish: March 16, 23, 30. April 6, PROBATE DIVISION _____ gijiy, 50A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR U 01. Secretary. Good pay for career minded Individual. Typing & shorthand req. Medical Ins.,' . By: William .1. Morrow, I 0 DEADLINES Noon The Dcy 8efore Publicotion _________ acandldate'sadvlserstlrowlng questions at his rival. Catertoldalmth meeting he would like to see los wln4oae SUper Bowl lfl1ulltalIty lit future debates, Idea could general, a free-forall that would make past debates look ilk. reading mIrnesatameet1ngofchurch deacons. ______ 8:38 a.m. to P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lines Minimum _______________________ . — WEDNDAY, aucu is ItIiAmericS.c.WQth01Sonf0rdmOu1berubiP fltistifl4, $ pin., Win, and Cheese Cafe, Sadord FlUe. New mesnbsrs welcome. Aan.ymma 7:30 p.m., Altinvige Mall Seem's. C,lbmy Rotary, 7:30 am., Woman's Club, 310 orinook Drive, Cueelbsrry. Otlods Boluy,7:30 a.uL, the Town Ho... i.1sM Kiw, noon, Civic Cn.r. Speaker Dr. 'Trevor Calhoun, pr.iis, UCF. 8Ord O9tI44 noon, Holiday Inn, Racovesy, Inc., 12:38 p.m., Mal Health Center, 10$ Robin Road, Allunom*i $pri4s. S.nf.d $snnsn esnior citizens dance, 2:30 Jfl., civic cu*ar. pesa, $ p.m., DeBary Coimmmity $$ar Cesdar, isl1 Road. WoMwa Chapter DAB, 1:30 p.m., DsBaiy Uiid Mutbodid (bath parks',. Speaker, WWIom Wilater the AmeI1oan Indiw, ilk SMSIId I $ p.m., Aac:]aiw Lodhets — 5:30 ____ ____ - 1 tUne . . . . 4k a In. 3 consecutIve times ....3$c a hue lcoinicutIvithifles .....3Sc a line HOURS 1:00 A.M. DRAFTSMAN RATES [ijiFNiIti United Methodist Women rummage sale, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, 17.92, Csselbeny. ". CLASSIFIED DEPT. — Full time- part time motel maidI needed. Experience preferred. Days inn, Sanford. 322-2611 83 -9993 ___________________________ 35216 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED follows Orlondo - Winter Pork V 'Saturdey Night Fever" Revue sponsored by Chaverot Group of Hadauah, 7:30 p.m.; Altaznonte Springs Civic Center. Dinner, show and contests. Call 898-3688. "4!it.d' Seminole Friday, March23, 1979-hA MOTEL MAIDS That certain North-South alley in Block 3, Spuriing Heights Sub- that a Petition has been filed in the Sundoy - Noon Frido division, as recorded in Play Book 6. above entitled Court for the ___________________________________________________________ page 19, public records of Sernlnoli Dissolution of Marriag, between KARL WATTS, JR., Petitioner, and County, Florida. ___________________ ____________________ Persons Interested may cpp.ar and LANA WATTS. Respondent, and you be heard at the time and place sped , are hereby required to show cause why the same should not be granted 2-In W*monam fled. 4.-personals by serving a copy of your written ___________________ ___________________ City Commission of the defenses, if any, upon Carmine M. City of Sanford, Florida In remembrance of our dear Bravo, Esq., of the law firm of By: H.N. Tamm. Jr. WHEE LONELY? Write 'Get A father. Rev. Attaway A. Fields. KORMAN & BRAVO, P.A., 130 E. City Clerk MaW' Da1II Service. All Ages. You hav, left a vacancy In our Highway 434, Longwood, Florida Publish: March 23, 1919 , CIr., FL. 33517. BOX Marts No one can ever fill. __________________________ 32150,onorbetoreApril2s, 1919.and DEH.123 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. by fiilngtheoriginal threot with the WeddlngsbyDOT pt In the 1980 Kennedy- ______________________ Clerk Bentley 1, Family of said Court: otherwise a NOTARY PUBLIC Nixon debates, led a study IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE udgment or order may be entered - - ________________322-2026or 323.0067 ' group that included such EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. against you granting said of Marriage. diverse experts as television CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Dissolution PACEs) WITHAbRINKIPOG WITNESS my hand and seal as COUNTY, FLORIDA. producer Norman Lear and PROBLEM? WANTED: Customers to enloy Clerk of the Circuit Court of _____ CASE NO. ?0-2710.CA.2$.E Perhaps AicohoilcsAnanymous Judy's Hamburgers, Super IWI Hotne correapoo Seminole County, Florida, this the IN RE Petnfon Can Help Salad Bar with 13 Items I Great 20th day Cf March, 1919. Ste,.Parant AdIPII.I, dent Helen Thomas. Phone647.3333 Country Breakfast. No cx. (SEAL) TIMOTHY GALE ROBERTSON The group's report favors WrItP.O..iox 1213 perlence neceary. Apply In Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. continued debates, to be spunperson Hwy. t7.92, Sanford. _. SinIO1fbtida3277t Click of the Circuit NOTICE OF ACTION Appetite required. Court sored by a nonpartisan, non. STEP-PARENT ADOPTION DIVORCE-$20.IO-Guarante.d. By: Eve Crabtree TO: FRANCIS HARMON KNAPP Free details: KIT, Box 791. protltgroupsuchasthe League ADDRESS Deputy Clerk UNKNOWN _0mt FL. 33001, t41.991. of Wemen Voter,, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PubllshMar.23,30&Apra, 13, 1919 sored the 1976 debates. that an action for StepParent DEH 129 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM spun- Adoption has bean filed. You are The W76 debates were NOTICI IN YOUR FAMILY? _____ required to serve a copy of your On March 31, 1979 at 102 Celery AL-ANON scmd by the League, iiatead 01 writtendefenses, If any,on James 1. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Ave. Sanford, Fl.. There will be a Forfaeniliesorfriendsof the television networks U in Golden, P.O. Box 2202, Sanford, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. saleonthefollowingvehiclssforthe problemdrinkars to get around the need for 'Florida 32771 as Attorney for CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE amount of the repairs. For future Information call PetItIoner In this action, and file the COUNTY, FL. 1960 Ford Bus — Se. No. 3159.0224. Congress to waive the U7.3333 or write original with the Clerk of the Circuit CASE NO. 79.S12.CA.M.E c.2420 Sanford Al-Anon Family Group time" provision of the Federal Court in and for Seminole County, IN RE: The Marria of 196$ Buick Skylark - Ser. NO. p.o. Box 333 Act. p4. Fiorida,onorbeforethelothdayof GEORGE W. TISCHLER, 435691H113220 Sanford,Fi*.12771 AprIl 1979. Otherwise, a Judgment Petltionet.Husband 1969 Pontiac Executive - Sir. No. works simply televised the may be entered agai you for de- and 2566991)61533 _____________________ Leagueiponiored debates as mand In the PetItion. JUDY TISCHLER, 1970 PontIac Bonneville mir to Eat WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL — 9.....G news events. Pesinoner-Wife. Ser.262370E123099 ________________________ of this Court, this 6th day of March, 1963 Chevrolet 1½ Ton Truck The League is willing tO NOTICE OF ACTION Would like some Fresh Country Sir. No. 3C653 F121250 repeat, and will be eager If the (SEAL) Egg CustOmers. 322.4299 FrI. aft TO: JUDY TISCHLER 1900 Chevrolet ½ Ton Truck p1...lAagJ EleIJon Commjj ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. JR. c- Gladys Rizzio 5p.m.; Sat. & Sun. all day. t,er. 0C114J10422$ Clerk of the Circuit Court 30 West Eighth Street slon and Congress allow It to 1967 Pontiac Grand Prix - Sir _____________________________ for Seminole County, Florida YOIk, PA 17104 No. 6726057BL7497 Hey Kids: Looking for an extra accept contzIbi*ticns from flOn. By: Patricia Robinson YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Thompson's Automotive Service dollar? Ask Mom & Dad to let Dputy Clerk profit corporations to help pay that a Petition has been filed in the ioi Celery Ave. you have a classified ad garage JAMES T. GOLDEN the bills. List time around It Attorney.al.Law above entitled Court for the Sanford, Fla. 32171 sale. Dissolution of Marriage btween Thurman Thompson. _______________________ was stuck with a $350,000 tab. 101-B W 1st. Street GEORGE W. TISCHLER, O*ier The task force, sponsored by P.O. Box gJy 1l''lIfltflICtIImfl Petitioner, and JUDY TISCHLER, PublIsh: March 19,20,21,32.23, 25, Sanford, Florida 37771 the TwentIeth Century Fund Tel: Respondent, and you are hereby 26, 21, 2$, 29, 1919 ______________________ (305) 323-0000 required to show cause why the DEH.112 and several other Independent ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER same should not be granted by NOTICE OP PROCEEDING FOR Creative Expressions foundations, proposes the Publish: March 9, ma, 23, 30, 1919 ing a copy of your written VACATING AND ABANDONING A DEH.SI Call Jo-An, 323-Un. League set up a debate corndefenses, If any, upon Carmine M. PORTION OF A STREET Bravo. Esq., of the law firm mieslon to establish ground ______________________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: _____ NetIce Under Fichius Name KORMAN & BRAVO, P.A,, 030 E. You will take notice that the City rule. for debate. and present Stat etc Highway 434, Lonqwood, Florida Commission of the City of Sanford. ______________________ th.candidateswltharudy4o TOWHOM ITMAY CONCERN: 32750,onorbeforeApril241979,and Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on NEEDEDIMMEDIATELY NOTICE Is hereby given that the byflllngtheoriginalthereofwiththe Aprilt, 1979, IntheCityCommisslon roll format before the 1980 irators who own their own __________ undersIgned, pursuant to the Clerk of said Court: otherwise a Room at the City Hail In the City f presidential ngr"in1ng C•• "Fictitous Name Statutv', Chapter ludument or tandem-axe tractors to run the order may be entered Sanford, Florida, will consider and East Coast. Home on weekends, veittlons. LOt, FlorIda Statutes, will register against you granting said determine whether or not the City on eacI trip & test That would force President with the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Dissolution of Marriage, will close, vacate and abandon any weekly settlements. Call and for Seminole County, Florida, WITNESS my hand and seal as right of the City and the public in Carter and his ionont to upon receipt of proof to publication Clerk MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS of the Circuit Court o RoseStreet, being ToIl.Fre 1.100.430-4312 ask for pULlIc1)ICCeptorrSSCtdSbatI althisnotice,thefictltiousname,to Seminole County, Florida, this the andtoaportionof more particularly described as •s . EOE. wit: NOBLE ROMAN'S Under 20th day Of March,, 1970. p1Mi ti , why : follows: which this party is engaged In busi(SEAL) The Easterlti3$i fiat Of Rose me Mechanic wantód — FIller ness at 2040 5.1. 431, Longwood. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Street: machIne exp. req. Apply in represatIvu to lUdit Florida 32150. Clerk of the Circuit Persons interested may appear and Jungle Lab, SIlver Lk. That the party Interested In said task force hearing., but oftered Court be heard at the time and place spaSanford. By: June I. Curtis business enterprise is as follows: cified. testimony W.J. Morrow & Company Deputy Clerk City Commission of the Ma$ureexperiencedorderly,Ito4 Tb. couimleskn would be 133 Wall Street Publish Mar. 23,301 Apr. 6, 13, 1979 City of Sanford, Florida shift. Sanford Nursing & ConempOwered to set up alternate DEH-130 Orlando, Florida 32001 By: H.N. Tamm, Jr. valeicent Center, 950 Mellonvilie Dated at Orlando, Orange County, City Clerk styles of debate Including fj Ave. Apply in person. Florida, this 0th day of March. 1979. Publish: March 23. 1919 VIVIV WIW IPJ'I7 VI W.J. MORROW & COMPANY DEH.124 Senior Citizens tour to Lakeland for Holiday on Ice show. Leave Sanford Civic Center 12:15 p.m. Return 9 p.m. Young Republicans Fondue AffaIr, 7:30 p.m., Sa.bal Palm Country Club. cu 8090286. Spring fling, 10a.m. to 4 p.m., Red Bug School. Auc. , plant e. ______ CLASSIFIED ADS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: COUNTY. FL. You will take notiCe that the City CASE NO. 7.S2I-CA4t.E Commission of the City of sanford, Florida, at 1:00 O'Clock IN RE: Tb, Mvrlae of Aprlit, mt. IntheCityCommission KARL WATTS. JR.. Room at the City Hall In the City of Peiitloner.Huthand, Sanford. Florida, will consider and and determine whether or not the City LANA wATTS, will close, vacate and abandon any Respordent.Wife. right of the City and the publIc In and to a North-South alley lying be. NOTICE OF ACTION twean 25th Street (Geneva Avenue) and 25th Place and between Park TO: LANA WATTS 2137.B Lynngate Drive Avenue and Magnolia Avenue. being Birmingham, Alabama more particularly described as Not To Be ruglew.od hA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Qiiii', Lake Howell Reid. Langwood AA, closed, 8 ,.m., Rolling Hills Moravian QutCh, SR Y Adelt Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. 8ATURDAY, MARCH 24 Sanford hA Woea'i Group, 2 p.m., 1301 W. First St Relden for singles over 28, 7:30 p.m., Friendship Bai*Iat Qiurch, Altainonte Springs. ______ Casiebeny AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Qurch. Op.. Public Horse Clinic darting at 9 am., waco Sales Arena, 4 mIles west of 1-4 on SR 46. BrIng your own horse. Sponsored by Seminole County 4-H Clubs. Call 322 7128. - Le9al Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE VACATING AND ARANDONING EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL' CIR. AN ALLEY CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE To Be Or FRIDAY,MARCH23 ____ 18—Help Wanted NOTICE OF PROCEEDING CALENDAR Evening Herald, Sanford, FL _____________________________________________ ________ PHONE-....- AD7B1H7231.-1 An itIwrnq Ial,,mml liIWi wilt' 51w, New J.'rury Rpai I slit. C"rnmistiun npitrwf 4p.u,tj the iitivrinq nir Way panes up'n the mints uxl v.,Iu.' tt thai $iop.rIy. ObIdin lh. New Jwswy PubI, Ri.pii.t .in&t B'ukprs lion, tlw rq.sl,,fmS New Ji.ri.'y bniki .:rcj '..d 1 b.'lun. 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Friday, Mardi 23, i,i Michigan State, Penn To Settle NCAA Matteis SALT LAKE dIV (UP!) — there's a , difference between The two winners meet March Saturday. not a one-man team. They also that, you dart being ccinpla- will depend on the matchop of "I eect a hick of a Michigan State Coach Jud how good a team looks and how 26 for the NCAA crown. hSvi IUUd Curl Nicks averagcent and then you nm into Blue Demons forward Curtis HMhCC*e will dart a Heathcole shows his emotions well it probl em s. We have existed on "We JiM have to do the same lug 20 points per same, and Watkins inst ll. aga Sycamore A "I know we're playing easily. A on the eve of the __ qu i c k ness and a swarming America we 've done all season forw ard Alex Gilbert .Ith a 10 Larry Bird — or the tMii 1979 NCAA lately. We think we're on an up, "doughnut" offense. meet defense all year, and On unlack of a matdiup. lon&" Hodges said. "Bird's point average. on a high rigid now," Heathcote Penn Coach Bob Welnhauer selfith play," Welithauer ad (left) thWflb is about plonsldpshe gets red In the face Penn in Saturday at NCAA 12:45 pm. said. "But we dill have seat says be hopes everyone keepe did, "because anyonecaustuspsrtans now 320, Is only the 16th when (MST) the first we knew we Watkins injured his knee and the tournament favorites, t ea m In NCAA history to ez*er semifinal game at the Universi- respect for Penn." picking MW U the favorite to play that way to win." DePaul Coach Ray Meyer says t he tournament with an un"There were people back in ty of Utal, Special Events any Heathcote said center Jay against Ida Quakers. "We have The Penn coed said ga team he may not know until Saturday defest.d record. And Hodges Mkldga saying we debt svei Ceder, followed by topranked Vincent is dill on the bench, 10 play like WIdiTdO have to Show up, that the title and unbeaten Indiana State after in juring Ms foot two "7 °id the tournament," will rely on its balance to day if Watkins will be ready, The 1.foct4 Bird brings the hopes his team will became with Michigan State although he says he expects highest scoring average to the only the eighth to make it all the was ours," Hesthecte said. agilnet DePaui at 3:45 p.m. weeks avin the Spsrtans' fleal We11heuI' The outcome of the DePaul- Watkins to dart. "That would be nice if tr ue, but (MSr). tournament — 21.7 points per way through the playoffs with a Big 10 game, and will net dare "(hics you get away from Indiane State gmne apparently ISU Coach Bill Hodges said. same. But the Sycamores are Deffect mark ___ EwnhigHendd - SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, March 23, 1979 Bosox Sink Sports Parade . ' .L ..' ft Yan ks, 7-3 , • ByUai$odPNISkeriMISal In that first bmIi* before Tlant The Boston Red Sexwere abut ad the Red Box down the very happymuridaymorning stretch. when they finally fl Rlcs led theauault from terms with Carl Yadraumiki, Start finish, drift Inafirst to a two-year Inning run with a aingle and contract extension. knocking hi these more in the • 'Ibsy were even happier In third with Ma faith hoc,. run the afternoon when they come ofthe.wlngto give the Red Sox toterinswltbtbeNewYork a3Clssd. .. . Yan ke es, doomi ng them New York scored once in the to a 74 ! defeat before a record crowd at fourth on a homer by Ii Chain 0' Lakes Park In Winter QiamUlsa off TorriL Reggie Haven, Fla. Jackson drove In. the other 1,W The veterans wars out for Yankee naw with a two-run iblv .. ... b ot h t ea th ms wi Ron Guldi'y homer In the Math off Tom and Mike Torres starting, JiM BurneIar. utheydidbiado,'gAL In other exhibition games, East playoff gem. — the lad PittsburghtoppedMlaiuota,3. meeting of the rivals. Perhaps 1, In 10 hlthgu M1i1 edged with that game stlulnrnjnd,the Los Angeles, 54, Detroit beat Red Box showed no mercy, not Houston.74, Baltimore downed I even for exfiodonlai Lads Tms, 14, In 10 brhV ,the . flant. Chimp White Sex upended . J• . Aft Boston,led by 117$ AL Cincinnati. 4.1, K-"' City i... . MVP Jim Rice, reached loser toppled Toronto, 4-2, Seattle . ,jjpj, -, " Gai dry for foar runs on four IIts dumped San Francisco, 44, the . '—.. In the first four Innings old man Chicago Cubs shaved San Herald P W S. VcsS$ Tiant iold and wos gelded Diego, 4-3, Oakland defeated Pegg Horner and Emle HweH get in the mood for Satwtay's Greater Sanford by rookie catcher Gary Milwaukee, 74, California Chamber of Commerce golf tournament at Mayfair Country Club, but It Isn't the emy and Dwight Evans Louli itoPpid the New York clubs that's getting them In the mood. It's that new car behind them that I. being socked on,cldiv, deities and Mote, 54. offered U i prize for the lucky golfer who scores a bole-In-one on the 10th hole. lUes added his Mb RBn with a EnIrYJ.S is $Uo which includes aU* trImIaigs isbatgaa start Is at 1 p.m. swibmfly.7wmoh4thrw d iweli Community teWl Ch.1k.d S. fL b Lu ui uwI9 mOfl Mon' Rig 9iht Again .ga DUNEDIN, Fla., (UPI)—Tosiy you're always liable to got gosd *w4opinton by talking to Rico Curty Is like saying you're liable be cams away wh a little bit of a bone bridge If you're dsppsdmbyeaelipivait Beth thUs U`11111118 we MU.V1doat and In the case of or "lbs BM Moe," as his Toronto teenmiatea call him, Me opinions turn ad rIgld much more often than they do wrong and maybs that's wby he generally draw, so many listeners. years ago, when hi cam. op Bea rookie WIth the Miwaitse &avss and said he was capable of doing better than the i20 average, N RBI and 32 homers he recorded In his first - - talk a let was the consensus. 1 des, oneolCaly'a colleagues with the Braves was getting bad of the attaidlon at the time, a fellow outfiel derinst beginning to w w op for his big race with Babe Ridh, a fellow by the name of Bait Aaron. But hers it I. nearly two decades later and Eke Adolfo Jacobo Caly Is still bitting the ball solidly. H. also has backed up his . ophion. Net once, but several limit His 303 lifetime batting averag, for 14 SINUs pins in the majors Is topped only by Rod Carew, No Rose and Ralph Garr among active players with at l 10 ysere In the majors. last Cwty is bsck with the Blue Jai Main, the same club he AwW CHAMMER with lad i.eson before going to Oskli,vI for aid ha's boppy. The Blue Jays are, too. They're so happy, that TOURNEY they aigued him to a five-year contract for $1.1 .flHi.i VW* fty tow two at wast V. SATURDAY , Curly lii $1 horns rw with the Jays and the A's, LOA mars than he had aver Mt In any one seeson before, and his II RB! were the mad he hid totaled in Right years. His combined .203 • ' , • . • . Rai ers Win,. 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In Mustang loop, Parlslt pIay' aid used a bee-nm rooms Is psrware,74,as,&uNq4bs.t Carpet Cleaning ''P Oakwood pull4ers ° 1 druek aid 11 hatters and hurled , •1 A 1' "'. I flU aissos .iva miss sees Et'flS The Qum 11i Oakw u,e, WA - AIIM 4 19 Pr.'.,, 422 I 19 we.'. Sol PV4.' ,•• a'... III os.s.'. ,,, Mon '.,.., loner. I like to be alone. I don't have that many friende. tAll1, '1 1 I 'T IANPOSDORLANDO Is a old r hovieIk 1fh and! VT III TUi'ftY NINT oll you who you are" tRaC,,SiLD fl (]Or M5 J5W51E$ knOCked 2 of and Despite what Rico Curly says, he has slot friende. He Do G000ier 1.0 740 3.4 off Brain Instance In a 34 ,,'. lank Aaron are friande now Ihoagh 5.00 River 3.10 becaus, of 41W had hi • plane traveling frc, major lesgias game Thursday S Ore 021) fl.10iT (245) issue. Tim, Do Altamonte Spito kenton to Los Aagehn when both were playing for the Braves. Batt - __ w ' craft "II' WW 1 og 5%acing Is my __ e VFW Pod 5403 used no-hit two hits for Royal. p'dibig and a pair of hits by pitching to defeat Marc made In Bronco play, John Bran. J.ftrs, Sisiut to crush Tropic a'..., (1imlynuuh Iftil I.. Oh 41*,, hU1 VP 1. PIll.' .1 5 1 JJ I4 5I VVI êk. R...fr J WUUW M*, £V, UI Seminole Pony Baseball lefifisid fence and had two Homes used a foar.Mtt.r by '"". TkWJ14.y$ N's' $1MI NOLU I N Wft ' N ML Thvrsliy's •'. Indiana IOU, Cleveland los Seatt le 117, Boston 110 ____ what I try to 6. Wad has belped me =4 In baseball, I desire ana my faith In myself. I'm LIIdIp.DdIIM and : .. ~o he IN"~ far more readily than he was believed. MIR ldfrom the DemliicanRepltilccauldhitHe also llkedto _______ YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE -.•. __ - ,.P-N 'rwe'i 03t45, ' MOW - - . . • ,... - - . N .i.ih --- - - ------ .. —- . -. . •- •________...__ .-- -•---- -: -. [I .- S �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. Friday, Mrch 13 im - -- -_• ...• -;. Michael Hendricks and brother Danny show how the game I. played 'Knuckl..Down For Nnsies' -- Wrbles Does anyone remember marbles? It used to be one of the se signs of Spring, right up there behind the robin. Every school ground had numerous circles scratched tn the dirt where two ormore boys knelt trying to knock marbles out of the circle with his trusty shooter. Could be motherhood had something to do with the passing of marbles since most good players played right through the knees of onasonsin Once Sure Sian Of Siorina several pairs of jeans. Patching the knees was not one of my mother's favorite game of ringer. Lagging be on the ground when forgot. manger of Sanford's Toy towards a linetm.t j shooting), and there was to It could be that all the and Hobby Chest. "I've who shot first. be no Mating (lifting the marbles were won by a probably sold less than five Shooters (taws, gLwles, bend), or hunching (moving couple of hustlers. Most percent of my total stock In Made of glass, bone, clay, or monies) were aimed at the hand forward. neighborhoods had a couple the last year." steel, agate, and even the target marbles (nibbe, If the marble slipped and of players who could outmarble, for which they were iniggi, ducks, conimjes, or went only 10 Inches or less shoot everybody and Times and people change. y Maybe marbles became too named, those little spheres hoodles) in the center. the shooter could shoot again kept playing for keeps they simple were once highly prized by Knocking 7 of the 13 out won If he quickly called "Slips!" probably ended up with for todays' a sophisticated kids most every kid In the neigh- the game and you could keep Walking across the circle collection of thousands. borhood. Aggies, cat eyes, them If you were playing was forbidden and would "I've got some but haven't Maybe If they were battery steelies, purles were once "for keeps," but they had to cost You a marble if you sold many," said Tom Wynn, operated... common be given back If It was only vrhii Thirteen marbles placed in "for fairs" or "funsies." a crossed pattern three inRules were strict. The ches apart In the center of a shooter had to knuckle down ten foot circle started a (at least one knuckle had to p6.. Text and photos by Tom Netsel A - .4.4." . A .i . 1• F 00 0 'I a �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, March 23, im Evening Hirald, Sanford, Fl. Lucy Doesn't Want A New TV Series DEAR DICK: What is LerIlle Ball doing these days? Are there any plasis for her to stor is a new comedy series? BRYAN RAWLS, Rock Hill, &C Lucy has said, over and over, that she doesn't ward to do another series. She Is do, and while that's hardy ancient, It Isn't young, either. And abs certainly doesn't need the LUCILLE BALL money, an why push It? She gets her artistic satisfaction doing some guest appearances and the rest of the time she just relazes and enjoys life. It couldn't happen to a nicer lady. DEAR DICK: Cu you tell me who does the voice of 8asspy, the dig, an the "Charlie owi" spedals? ARDIS HUNT, MeuaM, IAL I didn't think you meant Snoopy, the cat. The voice, such as It Is, belongs to Bill Melendes, the man who makes tI "Charlie Brown" specials. He was showing actors, the kind of sound he wanted, back In 1962, when he was making the first on., and everybody said he did It so well, he should keep on doing it. Sohe's been doing lt ever since, and you'll see his 'Meet —the lSth In the series of "Qianlie Brown" specials—Monday, March 19, on CBS. It's called "You're the Greatest Charlie Brown." DEAR DICK: I managed to keep my emotional cool through Uark Gable Bob Taylor, Cary Grant and Robert Redford. Eve. Jab. Travolta I can take or leave aba.— hat WHO Is that deHgWul hank of man who slaved Frank, the gflgher, as "Hew the West Was Won" toeU'? Were I only $ years younger I would sell my home and camp on his doorstep. I shall remainIn a cow stint state of go.sepiwples until I bear. DEDEMONA Wuu, Patsg.uls, Arts. Courage, Desdernona. Get a grip on yourself. The hunk's named Is Jared Martin and you may be seeing a lot more of him. He's been signed to star In an upcoming series called "M Station Hawaii" which Jack Lord Is about to produce. DEAR DICK: Would you please tell me where I could buy seese old-time rocirdo. There are two peeps I an erestedis—TheMInkee,aadJs. and Does. E.S. Gum, Utab. Shows how old I'm getting when people call The Monkees "old-time," and to me they're very modern. Anyhow, for "old-time" records or even out-o(çrint modern records, you'll have to try one of the used record shops. Most large cities have them. If you ward to try it through the 'nail, drop a note to Music Man Murray, 5616 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif., 10S, who does a r thriving mallorder business in hard.to1lnd records. DEAR DICK: I would appreciate any Intormatlon you may have on Steve Kandy of the TV series, "Dallas." I am particularly liWested In where he was hot.. MRS PATRICIA HILL (NEE KANALY), North 'Vancouver B.C.Cai. I can understand your Interest, and! gave your letter to Steve so you may be hearing from him directly. In the meantime, he's a native of California, born in Burbank, educated at California State College at Nocthrldge, an Army veteran who served In Vietnam. He was discovered while working at a trapeukkeetshootift range, of all wily places. DEAR DICK: lathe movie, "Peat Yoor Wagon," with Lee Marvin, there was the soug, "They called the Wind Maria." I would like to know who sang It aid If a recording Is available AUDREY DECKER, Warsaw, lad. Ham Presdfl sang It, and did a bemdlful job, and he has recorded It, on the original cant aThom of the film. DEAR DICK: Could you tell me what hap,e.ed to Carl Weathers, who played UMM in "The Bermada Dep. the"? Is he starring I. any more movie.? J.M., Mortage, MleL Weathers was much more famous as Apollo Creed, Sylvester Stallone's opponent In "Hockey." He's done several things since then, and Is now back In the ring (he had now done any fighting before, Incidentally) going at with Stallone pin in the neat "Hockey." I ii. The only more popular while the "Mary Tyler show was you guessed It - Moore Hour" played to a 11ee92 Company," tops In !elect few. the nation for the week. For NBC, the good news ABC was able to boat the was JflhlITn*1 "Dlff'rait first sevenofNlalaen's top io Strokes" Is establishing for the week, and 13 of the Itself as a respectable top 30, easily retalthtg its success, "QIIPi" r'einalis rating leaderdil strong, and "Hello, Larry" Most of these were regular appears to be Inching up In series, although they also the ratings. The sitcom Included the movie "me Marring McLean Stevening Jericho Mile" and Barbara rwhed3lth with .30 percent Walters' speciaL share of the audience In a The good news for second-businessiwhere 30 usually is place CBS was more the magic May-alive share moderate. That network number. worst news for NBC captured three of the top 10 and slxot the tcplo. Coon- WU that Its newest tow, thgonfingmrs and toes,that "HaMS è Conipeny," was leaves thlrdjilace NBC with the 11, imbesdoll iiilii on a loss entry in tbg gap 29 — the lid (a CBS docwneMary "Little House on the and an NBC movie occupied Prairie," which finished the C111,111r)Other new tows scaring l4b. badly included "Billy," "(his Day At 'flm.," "pi" am "Married: which hid bees a wsr rkd y" for CBS; l*wpulle4away rom "n f — 66 — A I11400 I at SR 4SS Crner,y EVERY SATURDAY & SUNDAY Rain or Shins Fun for the entire family Call 331.5416 for information Mon.. Friday 10 a.m. to4p.m. .1 12wi t'ti'in' Wednesday, regained Its The is Up network po$asty is Is new home televioilm the on More disappointing for week ending March IS, ace ilagtotho CM w" U d Nlelen nine in JutFr1ende" which were: 1: company; 2: r'ikpI only id With lb. Ropurs 3: Laverne & jy; Happy Days; 5: the audience. To judg. by Mork & Misdy; 6; Eight the ratings,a large VIiUlt ougb; 7:. "The Jericho of the audience switch edMiloot (ABC SwAley movie); over to pick up "Jericho 9: (Us) and MA" ' o md Cho, , pp SX A.C. 4: N NbWm 10 )1bII4 It) ,,WL- . ok 'N 0 (CBS) (NBC) 'J$. Q(ABC) Un (PBS) o looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Sports On. The Air Parking Admission iai-ala; -. GOGUDE Time Out To Eat By JOAN HANAUER Ropers," a spin-off from the UPI Tslsvisles Writer vastly popular "Three'. NEW YORK (UP!) - At Coneny." ABC, nothing succeodo like The new show ranked success - which Is the second In the Nielson ratings Philosophy behind "The for the week omdlng March ;^T (NBC) L(CBS) ABC Spins Off Success FREE TELEVISION March 23-29 Ask Dick Weiner Friday, March 23, 1979-5 110 'p .• . iAlodi Oak* Is SATURDAY MARCH 24, 1979 AFTERNOON too WRESTLING 2:30 (i) S NCAA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS Live coverage of the NCAA playoffs. Teams and locations to be announced. 0 WRESTLiNG 3:00 (4) 0 GOLF "Tournament Players Championship" Live coverage of third-round play in this event from the Sawgrass course, in Ponte Verdra Beach, Florida. Downhill racing from Furino, Japan; Chunlchi Cup Gymnastics from Nagoya, Japan; Highlights of the Fukuoka Marathon race; a feature on Sumo :wrestling; and a profile of Japanese baseball star Sadahava Oh. 500 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Live coverage of a 10-round welterweight fight featuring Sugar Ray Leonard vs. Daniel Gonzalez from Tucson. Arizona; the Flamingo Stakes from Hialeah, Florida featuring Kentucky Derby favorite Spectacular Bid; Highlights of the Holmes-Ocaslo and Norton. Shavers fight of the previous night. EVENING 3:30 O PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR Coverage of the $100000 Miller High Life Open from the Red Carpet Celebrity Lane in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 700 0 SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY 4:30 (Ii CD NCAA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS Live coverage of the P1CM playoffs. Teams and locations to be announced. (4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR Coverage of World Cup Skiing featuring Men's and Women's AFTERNOON Angeles Lakers at Denver Nuggets 200 (i) TENNIS "Avon Women's Championships" INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Live coverage of the Boxing Council Welterweight championship fight between Wilfredo Benitez and Harold Weston from San Juan, Puerto Rico. 400 (4) 0 GOLF "Tournament Players Championship" Live coverage of final-round play in this event from the Sawgrass course In Ponta Verdra Beach, Florida. 0 SPORTSWORLD Live coverage of the AIAW Basketball Championships for women from Greensboro, No. Carolina; coverage of a ten-man decathlon in a natural setting from the California countryside. SUNDAY MARCH25, 1979 MONDAY MARCH 26, 1979 tOO (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 1:30 (2) OUTDOORS 1:45. ® NBA BASKETBALL Los EVEP*IG 900 (2) 0 P4CM BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Live coverage of the NCAA tournament finals from Salt Lake City. Utah. HERITAGE INN— Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. 306 S. Park Ave., Sanford. ERIK ESTRADA Smiling Es trada Popular Handsome, brown-eyed Erik Estrada, the Irrepressible Frank "Ponch" Poncbereflo of the California Highway Patrol In the action-adventure series "CHIPs," breaks hearts with a mere flash of his blazing smile, judging from the fan mail he received during the show's first year. But the willing Puerto Rican actor Is equally at home with a kiddie set, as evidenced In his overwheimning popularity on the State Fair circuit of personal appearances this past year. Brought up In New York City's Spanish Harlem, Estrada began his professional career In Mayor John Lindsay's Cultural Program, performing In public parks. He moved on to the American Dramatic Academy for professional training and appeared In his first movie as the young hood In "The Cross and the Switchblade," Marring Pat Boone. He won the part when he produced his own switchblade at the audition. Estrada played the Spanish-American rookie cop In "The New Centurions," appearing In "Airport '75," "Midway" and "Trackdown," and on television In guest roles In "Hawaii FIve.O," "The SIx Million Dollar Man," "Joe Forrester," "Police Woman," "Kojak," "Medical Center" and JERRY'S RESTAURANT— Open 7 days a week for breakfast, Lunch and dinner. Sanford Air Terminal, Sanford Airport. - - JUNGLE JOE'S— Restaurant & Supper Club. Serving 7 a.m.-10:30 p.m., Early Bird Dinner specials 4-7 p.m. daily. Entertainment Mon.-Sat., I4 & SR-46 at Sanford Inn. "Meg" a play In three acts by Paula A. Vogel, Central Florida Civic Theater, Loch Haven Park, Orlando, March 22-23, 8:15 p.m. and March, 24, 2:30 and 8:15 p.m. A modern drama set In 16th Century England. Tickets, $2.50. Call 896-7365 for reservations. Exhibit by "Florida Born" artists - March 16 through April 15, Maitland 'trt Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitland. Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. 4p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Sunday I4 p.m. No charge. Preview reception, March 16 7:309:30 p.m. Doris beeper's Art of Public Places—Sculpture exhibits, March 9-May 27, Loch Haven Art Center, Orlando, and throughout Orange County. Rollins Players present "The Lady from Maxim's." 8:30 p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, Winter Park, March 22-24. March 24, matinee, 2 p.m. Call 646-2145 for reservations. Multi-media Art Exhibit Crealde Art Center Instructors at Art Council's Church Street Station Gallery, Orlando, March 12-30, 9 am. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Demonstrations Friday, noon to 2 p.m. Stephen DeWoody Presents "Benjamin FranklIn," 8 p.m., March 31, April 1-3, Church Street Station Gallery, 76 W. Church St., Orlando. April 1, 2p.m. matinee. Tickets $3.50 and for senior citizens and students, $3. Call 645-2181. Seminole Community College Players present "Butterflies Are Free," comedy, 8p.m., April 54 at SCC Fine Arts Theatre. Admission free to public. Student cast directed by Sara Daspin. Orange County All-County Junior 111gb ChorIl Festival, Bob Carr Auditorium, Orlando, 8 p.m., Friday, March 30.15 schools, 187 vocalists Free to the public. Rock concert by England Dan and John Ford Coley, 8 p.m. April 4, In Stetson University Edmunds Activity Center, DeLand. Duo Is backed by rock musicians. General admission $6 In advance available Altamonte Mall and Streeps. Lake Brantley High School Stage Band Concert with guest artist: Rich Matteson of North Texas State University, 8 p.m., Friday, March 30, Lake Brantley High School Commons. Tickets $4. Open to public, limited seating. Call 862-1776 Ext. 51. In private life he Is a Physical fitness buff, and Is fond of both beautiful women and Japanese food. Designer's Show Home sponsored by Orlando Opera Company, March 19-April 9, Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday 1-5 p.m., at Busted residence on Lake Concord, Orlando. Donation $3.Soatdoor; $3 in advance (call 644-1069). If you're looking for "just the facts, m'amn," here they are: Estrada was born March 16. He's 6.10 and ISO pounds. 11&aaiagIsand hue. In Studio City, Calif. Art Show — Featuring work of student artists from Valencia and Seminole Community Colleges, Witter Park Telephone Co. headquarters In Alt.monte Springs. Viewing hours for public, S a.m. to S p.m., Monday through Friday (except holidays) will continue until April 1. �i—EvenIng Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March23, 1,7 FRIDAY EVENING six . .02 NEWS THE GROWING YEARS 1:30 (2) 0 NBC NEWS (1) 0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS THE GROWING YEARS 2 (7) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "What Do You Want To Do When You Produce?" After Mary turns down Sue Ann's offer to produce her show, Murray accepts the position. visualizing advancement and the raise. THE CROSS-WITS JOKERS WILD MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT I (7) (JAM CUJS (4) THE MUPPETS Guest: DICK CAVETT Guest: Joseph Heller. March 23 Why di l.ards have Is It bses the dart eerW — us. dark ad I Inh so JaTypbft Ob What Vs I...? Tess an baby fist WbMa i? I$MaØqsik. Jiep-' I. the Earth a giant IsoItRE RiD? kqssothsRiwgAIsy? Whd we pee? rr...a.r Ill- ? Ds SATURDAY 11:30 (2) 0 TONIGHT Host: Johnny 5:30 (2) 0 HELLO, LARRY Larry meets his match when his daughters seek the help of an outspoken woman they believe to be a cleaning lady. 0 BOXING World heavyweight champion Larry Holmes fights Osvaldo "Jaws" Ocaslo In a 15-round WBC World Heavyweight Championship match and Ken Norton faces Earnie Shavers in a 12-round WBC title elimination bout. WALL STREET WEEK Market Patterns And Merger Panic" Guest: Leon 0. Cooperman. Goldman, Sach S Co. M . (7) 0 BROTHERS AND BlITER$ Checko, Ronald and Zipper discover the snobbish Mary Lee working as waitress nagrsasyspOon. V.1. PEOPLE "Colgate 13" (2)TURNABOUT Sam and Penny are provided with inter. esting sleeping arrangements when they return to Sam's Alma meter. PROSE 'inCovlO Tax" Ellis Sommer. THE MUPPETS Guests: Roy Rogers and Dais Evans. FAMILY FEUD 10:00 CAROl. BURNETT AND SWEEPSTAKES A FRIENDS Guests: Anthony stewardess (Char Fontaine), a Newley, Bernadette Peters. DICK CAVETT Guests: deli owner (Al Miller) trying to Furman Bishop, David Israel, sav his business, and a would. Morris Siegel, Dick Young. be tycoon (Caroline McWillIa) become lottery finalists. (Part 3of3) (4)0 DALLAS Jcck and Ellis become concerned about Sue 00 Ellen's excessive drinking, and (7)0 DIFF'MENT STROKES Bobby tries to keep Lucy's Arnold has to decide between drug addiction from his fighting the local bully or talk- parents. (Part I of 2) ing his way out of It. CONGRESSIONAL OUT. (4)• THE WIZARDOFOZ A LOOK Young girl (Judy Garland) and her dog most the Scarecrow 10:30 May Bolger), the Cowardly Lion TURNABOUT "Accom. (Bert Lahr) and the Tin Woodsman (Jack Haley) on their trip pushed Women" Katherine Graham, Helen Reddy, Shirley to the magical land of Ox. (R) WHAT'S HAPPENING" Rai Chisholm and LaDonna Harris learns that he Is expected to talk about their careers, take an exam for the basket- womanhood and women's status. ball star he is tutoring. (Fl) WASHINGTON WEEK IN 1100 REVIEW (2)(it)00NEWS These poems are by elementary achoolers from Seminole County, They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program, These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they dioidd write. March 24 Carson. Guests: Suzanne MORNING Pleshstte, Doug Henning, Dr. Carl Sagan, Bob Shaw. 5:30 (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME SUNRISE SEMESTER 0 MOVIE "Paris When it Sizziss" (C) (1964) William tOO Holden, Audrey Hepburn. A (4)CMCKERSARNEL writer neglects his work while THE LAW AND YOU chasing his secretary around 0 HOT FUDGE Paris. (11/2 Hrs.) 0:30 IARETTA A retarded girl (I) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN who has witnessed a murder Is marked for death by a narcot- (4) FARM AND HOME SPECTRUM cs officer. (A) THE LUCY SHOW 12:00 (4) MOVIE "The Anderson (2) PROFILES100 IN EDUCATION Tapes" (C) (1971) Sean BLACK AWARENESS Connery, Dyan Cannon. A thief BEVERLY HILLBILLIES plans a million-dollar robbery of a Fifth Avenue apartment 02 BATTLE OF THE PLANETS building, unaware that his 1:30 plans are being monitored by (2) MAY CITY ROLLERS the police. (2 Hrs.) (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY 30MNUTES 12:31 ANIMALS ANIMALS ANIMOVIE "Jessica" (C) MALS "The Tiger" (1962) Angle Dickinson, Maurice Chevalier. A beautiful mid- 0 AP!WJ. FRIENDS wife becomes the object of lust $00 for the men and jealousy for (2)0 ALVIN AND THE CHIPthe women of a small Italian MUNKIll village. (2 Hrs. 15 Mini.) (4)OPOPEYE bOOBY'S ALL-STARS tOO PAINT WITH NANCY "Still 0 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Hosts: The Jacksons. Guests: Ufa With Fish" KC and the Sunshine Band, Sm Hot Chocolate, Dan Hartman, (2)0 FANTASTIC FOUR Grace Jones. CONSUMER SURVIVAL MOVIE "Harry-O" (C) KIT "Price . Quality Relation(1973) David Jansssn, Martin ship, Speed Reading. RetireSheen. A former policeman ment Homes" accepts a job protecting the 9:00 man responsible for making him give up his badge. (1 1/2 (2)0GO0IUA SUPER S0 ®OBUGS SUNNY I ROAD Hr,.) I _____ ____ RUNNER CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN Pus and spinach go In the outdoor soil. (A) 2:00 (1) NEWS 2:62 MOVIE "Act Of Violence" (B/W(194$) Van Heflin, Janet Leigh. An American soldier turns Informer while In a Nazi prison camp. (11/2 Hrs.) 422 MOVIE "Wife Versus Secretary' (B/W) (1936) Jean Harlow, Clark Gable. A couple are .on the verge of divorce because of insinuations about the husband and his secretary. I Hr, 50 Mine.) _ Why di yea hav Be now Di yea eat weed, In weed yew feed? Fk's, We why di yea a as UWe bkda? Poets 9:30 SUPERFRIENOS •JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY 10:00 ONEMATIC EYE "Smileg Of A Summer Night," Ingmar Bergman (Swedish: 1955) (A) 10:30 (2)ODAFPYDUCK (4)• TAAN I SUPER SEVEN MOVIE "Smiles Of A Summer Night" (B/W) (1955) Ulla Jacobsson, Eva Dahlbeck. Directed by lngmar Bergman. This portrait of decadence follows a man, his former mistress, his indifferent wife and a jealous suitor through a weekend that ends In a game Of Russian roulette. (R)(2 Hrs.) 11:00 perspectives 00 PIlE HAW Guests: Jim Stafford, Zella Lehr, Eddie Low. LAWRENCE WEU( Mr. Spock become Involved in SOCCER MADE IN GER.. an unbelievable computer war I MANY led by a man named Anan. WRE8TUNG FOOTSTEPS "I Love You When You're Good" A married couple tries to convince a woman that she shouldn't raise her child In order to gain the acceptance of others. 7:30 (2) CANDID CAMERA M . (2)0 DRACULA '79 A hand. some vampire (Michael Noun) posing as a college professor Was to thwart attempts made t30 on his lit, by two vampireHIGH SCHOOL BOWL haters. Host: Tom Barry. Lake Brantley (4)0 BAD NEWS BEARS vs. Oviedo (Premiere) Morr Buttermaker ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (Jack Warden), is In trouble wi "The Glltterball" Two Earth the law, is given t Option oftha children help an alien visitor jail sentence orhe coaching a return to Its native planet. (A) baseball team at a school for troubled children, 2:00 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE (2) NASHVILLE MUSIC ONCE UPON A CLASSIC MAVERICK "The Third I "John Halifax, Gentleman" The Rider" governess admits her true WORLD OF THE SEA ldentity.Guy wants to marry 0 F-TROOP her, but she is in love with 2:30 Edwin. (Part lot 9) (2)0 NCAA BASKETBALL 9:30 CHAMPIONSHIPS Live coverage of the NCAA playoffs. (4)0 BILLY Billy convinces Teams and locations to be Arthur, who 'stilling out a computer dating form, to stretch announced. the truth a little. WRE TLING JULIA CHILD AND COMFLORIDA REPORT IS PANY "informal Dinner" (A) 300 9:00 (4) 0 GOLF "Tournament Players Championship" Live (2) 0IJ AND THE SEAR BJ co of third-round play In tries to help a beautiful cyclist this event from the Sawgrass and winds up taking a spectaccourse In Pants V.rdra Beach, ular leap off a high cliff on a Folds souped-up motorcycle. V.1. PEOPLE "Colgate 13" C4)O CBS MOVIE "No Other Love" (Premiere) Richard 9:30 Thomas, Julie Kavner. Two PROFESSIONAL marginally retarded young BOWLERS TOUR Coverage of adult s, one ovsrprotected by the $100,000 Miller High Life parents and the other Open from the Red Carpet hercouraged en to become selfCelebrity Lane in Milwaukee, reliant, fail In love and plan to Wisconsin. marry. PROSE "Income Tax" LOVE BOAT "The Kissing 400 Bandit" Billy Crystal, Laurie NOVA "Thu insect Alterna- Walters; "The Witness" Robert tive" Scientists desperately Reed, Toni Tsnnllie; "Mike And search for some form of pest Ike" Billy Davis Jr., Marilyn control to replace chemical McCoo. (A) pesticides, as 40% of the ARTHUR FIEDLER "Just world's crops are lost to Call Me Maestro" A biographiInsects each year. (R) cal portrait of the Boston Pops' conductor. (Fl) 410 (2)0 NCAA BASKETBALL 10:00 CHAMPIONSHIPS Live cover- (2)0 ROCKFORD FILES A age of the NCAA playoffs. prostitute friend (Rita Moreno) Teams and locations to be of Jim's seeks his protection announced. after witnessing a murder WORLD WAR 11101 DIARY ordered by a tough mobster "Sicily: The Yanks Are (Abs Vlgoda).(R) Coming" FANTASY ISLAND SexStarved females kidnap a clerk 500 who dreams of being a best0 DONNA FARGO Guest: selli ng author; and an archeolDiana Canoya. ogist gels a chance to InvestlWIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Live coverage of a 10-round galo the tomb of King Tut's twin brother, welterweight fight featuring M Lii tvwww Sugar may Leonard vs. Daniel One of s last frontiers Gonzalez from Tucson, the ranged of eastern Arizona; the Flamingo Stakes Montana from Hialeah. Florida featuring inust,aj -. Is falling prey to growth U strip minKentucky Derby favorite Sp al ec- log for co opens on the tacular Bid; Highlights of the -- plains' (A) s-Olo — Norton. Shavers fight of the previous 1100 • gp 0 FRO AND MOW DsvkIPelUIsOURGANSCOMOM 1t30 The WItches CM THE JITIONS (2)0 witches 11 BlaCk 5 PINK PANTHER ceO ad Dies r coma at a ai d Itk eyes are gNa.W gieO him.? red, Jrey Is., he chain NBS What dess a tree w ? S LINE lTHON'$ FLY(7)0 SWORD AND THE . IIbisk a p How to fling an GALLOPINSONOST rid aid besfe to t SWi or peso? after. a group ofrobbens plan a f sj SJpJy MHAW HONEYS Guest: ® 15 SU.' fevorite . Hal jeu,al,1 job, a candy box with Su it HsUi .we r* Dottie West. SPACE ACACIMY such goodies as crunchy frogs. WEEKEND SPECIALS I#& a. k (A) "Soup And MW' Trouble finds IMed, Whyii's you .. EVENING two srri.day Huck P.w-5 (A) 0 SATURDAY NIGHT Ha , Mired me Sn LIVE Host: Robert Klein. ? ii,sat *1*1 j i Guest: Bonnie Ralet. (A) ASILCUS FIJNNIUS I sd N he IIPIUCE THEATRE (4) MOVIE "Man In The *7 PAT ALBERT "UlIie Langtry" Lulls Is Wilderness" (C) (197 1) Richard bd yss has's It weddat I. js. AMCAN BANDSTAND dluul)poifl$.d with married his Har John Huslon, A man up Gi 81edQS' week, Sisters Gary's arid manages to move to Lan- survives a brutal au sodiso awq, m ling by a Gang. Rhing, don and captivate society. (A) huge bier, causing the Why 't yea ebbs no wr.'hu IOOORLD astounded Indiana to worship 110 CROCKETT'S VICTORY him is god. (2 Hrs.) W gUI., No ® ales's? GAMIN NWS How to got the gw Main! Blat.,! MW "The Long Duel" ill shape for the warm NM JesrPeRiCk Dies year IN bar's rid den (C) (till) Y Brynner, Trevor (A) 700 Howard, A nomadic Indian Ike yes m * TH (I) E SONS SNOW 1:00 year pe harm ck? ~a problems eventually ' MARRIED: THE FIRST Involve 11* an er_IlesiJiogist. (11/2 1:J _ Billy and Joanna's mis. STAR IRM( "A Taste o • ..... Why. di JiwielpIs_atsained by. minor • "d On -IM7$N • $UL$ JJ cat a. a. • MORNING ____SO0 WAY (4) A BETTER THIS IS THE O 0 EASTER SEALS 'TELETHON (CONT'D) 0:30 (4) CHURCH SERVICE THE LIVING WORD at AFTER HOURS 0:45 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 1:00 (2) 28 COMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIEMACHINE JERRY PALWELL 7:30 (1) MENAGE FROM ISRAEL c siv uoi*io FAITH FOR TODAY S:00 (2) VOICE OF VICTORY (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN 4UMBARD 00 SHOW MY PEOPLE SESAME STRUT (A) 5.30 (2) SUNDAY MAN (.4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE ORAL ROSERTS i oim.00x (4)R SUNDAY MORNING EASTER SEALS TELETHON (CONT'D) o o*i. ROBERTS MISTER ROGERS (A) 9:30 ... (7) GOSPEL SINGING JUSI. LEE 0 MOVIE "It's A Gift" (81W) (1934) W.C. Fields, Baby Leroy. A grocery store owner inherits an orange plantation. (1 1/2 Hrs.) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) i000 EASTER SEALS TELETHON (CONT'D) OSTUOIOSEE "Spoleto" io (2) MOVIE "Don't Raise The Bridge, Lqwer The River" (C) (1965) Jerry Lewis, TerryThomas. An American contInually attempts ridiculous "getrich-quick" schemes, eventualty causing his British wife to TOW I t5I1,t 8 JOUP.NAL THE LAW AND YOU ltOO (4) AG$ONSKY AND COMPA. NY SPECTRUM BAPTIST 0 FIRST CHURCH AESOP "Heritage" (A) 11:30 (i) PACE THE NATION TURNABOUT "AccompUshed Women" Katherine Graham, Helen Reddy Shirley Cttisholm and LaDonna Harris talk about their careers, Womanhood and worn.n's status, (A) ____ a. a. .s a. £ a. _ as ------ I __ •• cso _____ • - ' -_L"'_-' Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, March23, 5:30 0:00 )CONE DAY AT A TIME (2) (4)00 NEWS SEALS Ann Is offered the career 0 EASTER opportunity of a lifetime but ---'TFItT'lflN ti'rn '1 12:30 questions the price of success. 5 6 7 3 19 110 11 12 13 14 (2)0 MEET THE PRESS Your State Stop Prosecuting 9:00 OBLACKAWARENES8 13 12 f'] Juveniles For Status @iOALICE Vera gets an J FLORIDA REPORT Offenses?" offer to do a commercial after 17 18 15 — 16 1:00 starring as Cinderella In a the. 530 ater production. (7) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 19 (7)NSC NEWS 030 MINUTES ChristopherCBS MASTERPIECE THEATRE j NEWS Glenn looks at student involve'1 Lillie. The Jersey Lillie" Lillie 030 MINUTES Is painted by all of the promi- ______ ment In teacher's strikes; Betsy WILD KINGDOM "Predanent artists In London; she Aaron reports on the dieting tors Of The Mars" the eye of Leopold, disease anorexia nervosa. lions, wild dogs, hyenas and catches the Belgians. King of 0 W.V. GRANT others use remarkable math0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN ods to catch their prey. _ __39 40 9:30 REVIEW (A) in 0 STOCKARD CHANNING __ 44 42 11 U Susan and Coral spot Leonard 1:30 OF DISNEY (2) OUTDOORS l"Born To Run" An Australian at a health club with a gay 5 46 15015tr521 THE LITTLE RASCALS racehorse owner plunges clientele. I WALL MEET WEEK 4 deeper Into debt in the hopes 10:00 "Market Patterns And Merger that a yearling colt will become (2) 0 WEEKEND Lloyd Panic" Guest: Leon G. CooperDobyns reports on the enorchampion. (Part i of 2) man, Goldman. Sach a Co. (A) mous volume of smuggling (4)0 so INtjw FRIENDS (Premiere) Three activity In Laredo, Texas. 1:45 (4) NSA BASKETBALL Los 11-year-old pals (Charles (4) CONSUMER BUYUNE Aiken, Jill Whelan, Jarrod 0 MARY TYLER MOORE Angeles Lakers at Denver Nug. . Johnson) decide its time to Guest: Dick Van Dykø gets start dating the other sex. 1030 2:00 THE FORSYTE SAGA "The ® EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (2) TENNIS "Avon Women's Afternoon 42 Actress ACROSS cal force Of A Dryad" Flew, 43 To be PREMIERE "A Little Championships" Sandra 18 Total now expecting a child, sends Outing" A Yorkshire family (French) 0 MOVIE "The Forty-Eight Wilfred away, but Michael Late ventri ... 44 1 House in Difl'rent 20 45 Brothers Hour Mile" (C) (1970) Darren hears about her affair with Jon. comes to terms with the everyloquist . -Spain 22 Bothers and day problems of old age In McGavin, William Windom. A Bergen 2 Late actor 24 Limb 49 Moved their own way who 9:00 private-eye's unusual assign45 Strike Young slowly 25 Inlet ment involves him with two (2) 0 MOVIE "Sooner Or an elderly relative in a home. 8 Costarred breaker closer 26 Play Starring: John Corner, Frances women who are in love with the Later" (Premiere) Denise 46 Babylonian with Arnai 53 Black sea division MIller, Rex Smith. A 13-year- Goodall and Philip Jackson. same man. (2 Hrs.) war god peninsula 12 Sun disk 5 Stale INTERNATIONAL CHAM- old girl who dreams of being a 11O Pjitthdo fish Actress 13 54 Zia Zsa's (French) PIONSHIP BOXING Live coy- Q"-P uses a little make-up (I) Leslie ... sister o o NEWS 30 Poetic con- 48 Actor to become a 18-yw-old erage of the Boxing Council AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 14 Fencing George 55 Space traction attract a handsome rock sing. "Tom Waits" (A) Welterweight championship 50 Type of TV 56 Fish's sword 31 Male goatshow fight between Wilfredo Benitez er. appendage 15 Josh ... Long-tailed (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY 1130 and Harold Weston from 51 TV award 58 Gun fodder (Delta ape Stefanle's father returns and (2) NBC LATE MOVIE Juan, Puerto Rico. 52 Military House) 58 Storage 34 Actor 0 MOVIE "Did You Hear The Uses blackmail to try and get "Trader Horn" (1973) Rod 17 Actor decorations building his daughter back. Taylor, Anne Heywood. An On. About The Traveling David 54 Actress Martin 60 Aunt in "The Ten African explorer accompanIed 19 Ruin Saleslady?" (C) (1966) Phyllis 0 MOVIE 39 Actor Merkel Seville Diller, Bob Denver. In the early Commandments" (1956) Chart- by a young widow encounters 20 Actor Altman 51 Roman two 61 Kings ton Heston, Vul Brynner. In hostilities from the natives. (A) 1900s, a traveling saleslady Peter (variant) takes a Kansas town and a Cecil B. De MUle's biblical epic, (4) CBS MOVIE "Red Sun" 21 Layer %4)LIIT 10 N MOse5 leads the Israelites in (1972) Charles Bronson, Ursula 23 Note of farmer's son by storm. (2 Hrs.) DOWN their exodus to the Promised Andress. A bandit and a samuGLOBAL PAPER "The the scale ral stalk the outlaw's former 24 Parrot Fight For Food" Food short. Land. (A) 1 Engine parts ages In Mexico, Thailand, 0F.Y.L "Work In America" partner, who has wronged 27 Dreadful 2 Above Taiwan, Senegal and the Philip- The phenomenon of work In them indifferent ways. (A) 29 and 3 Fairly good s Ti v I i N x V 0NNV N I 1 V3 V pines, and some possible solu- AmerIca is examined. IncludIng 0 NEW AVENGERS Young Mindy 4 Caper SNV99A Y3N13 Hans, are examined. (Part 1 of a look at discrimination in the Russian soldiers in France 33 Actor 5 Harden a i a a S x 3 i. S I S building trades craft unions, launch senseless attacks and 2) (Fl) 3 1 3 (1 Little 6 Roman four against women In Industry and then change Into old men VNW 9 V I S V I V Niit Building site 7 TV's 3 00 V1A 101 H) I*± the problem of work for the before their captors' eyes. Duration of Kaplan a N 3 I (1 V V HERE TO MAKE MUSIC saw (Part lot 2) V1 1V0 solar orbit 8 Actor Itzhak Penman and Pinches S1113S 1 IOdSHan 37 Ralph , , Zukerman perform In the great 3 38 Duck shoot. 9 Church pert 1 3 '1 3 V 1'. 3 N 0 1 V COilCert houses of Europe. (A) ing boat 10 Producer The Singing 3:30 40 Retail Me, Norman EASTER SEALS chants Assn. 11 Moon TELETHON CONT'D) vehicles labbr.) 400 Tune 41 Road (abbn. I 16 Hypothetl. (2) MOViE "A TI For Loving" (C) (1969) Richard that bestsellers are made of. By MARGARET GOIDY Wldmark, Cesar Romero. Two But Miss Deckers says she WAVRE, BelgImn (UP!) generations of a family are — The woIfl*fl once known to "couldn't care lees." cursed with overactive libidos. mIflla as "the Singing (2 Hrs.) These are honest, (1) 0 GOLF "Tournament Nm" Is rnpllng a quiet rellgioia songs," she said In Players Championship" Live back. an interview, "People may coverage of final-round play in Twelve years ago she not 11Mm to them for another fttI event from the Sawgrau abandoned her sheltered 10 years, but when they do, course In Pants Vendra Beach, For the business community this offers a timesaving, convent life, became plain they will know who I really hearty lunch in a relaxed atmosphere. 0 SPORTSWORLD live coy- Jeanine Dickers — and an." wage of the AIAW Basketball pIimd Into a decade of Miss Dickers spoke of her Championships for women dWkDM etruggle to establish a new from Greensboro, No. CMollYou may choose from: 11:35 A.M. TO 1:55 P.M. Her troullea Included a ng flL coverage of a ten-man 3 ENTREES Identity after leavi the rvous breakdown, ne a decathlon In a natural setting ASSORTED VEGETABLES CORV u a. resuit of what SALADS AND DESSERTS from the California country- COIÜIuiIIg hem, With (U she described as a per. COFFEE OR TEA side. authorities and collapse tonality clash with her Phis Tax UP IN AOIMU000UNTY of her recorft cs, AND superiors, One of America's last frontiers March 25 SUNDAY ... -.. ... ... ... Nun . Chanaes Her Jungle Joe's is NOW OFFERING ___ "All You Can Eat" LUNCHEON BUFFETS DAILY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY... ____ $288 a. ____ ______ Mlii DeCkefi AFTERNOON a new albuisthetlsa far cry Industrial growth as strip mm- from smoy tones that led log for coal opens on the to assrao 12:00 Ed Mountain" plains. (A) (4 allivui show in the Uuih.d (81W) (1950) Errol Flynn. Slates and a movie rditkd Pici Wymone._Confederate 9:00 an IdlensjokitogethSEALS 'hh111Nhi," in wthlth EASTER RJ pII ed the en to fight on attacking Indians. TELETHON (CONT'O) ' LINE of ss D.ke.'.. ) BUS albn is full lASTER SEALS Accord" Guests: Yitzhak somber melodies, and I Rabin. I I W1 WWI Israel; Shmeel Tamir, Israeli ins. lyrics. (s eaome: ' 1157 hind. For CONSUMER SURVIVAL minister of justice. I KIT "Price - OuslulyRelationI wW make myss shiP. Speed !44 !-.,... 1s$" lINS' ewnt io.nea", - —-- .—...—. • .A'I - s. met hi — the rangeland of eastern Montana — Is falling prey to a. u a. ____ , _____ . ,,.. "w1n i inn a. convent in 1197, I siiflrsd from whet I call the i1Mer syndrome,tv ohS said. People would no lonlir talk to me bscsons they didn't know how to IlSet 'shell I WSBI't wes.'Ing a habit And, of coals, no to a 111151115 Who am WM no lesser a am M1M Dickers amid she then .iiEIIed a uu,o brisk. down, IsIed lr twq ,sn. EVERY SUNDAY-BUFFET You may choos.from: I Entree Carved to Order 3 Standing Entrees . 11:34A.M.TO$:06P.M. $525 Assorted Vegetables, Sala and Desserts No Tax Coffee or Tie £50 COMPUMINTASY It.000V MASYS11:15A.M. Til, 1:55 P.M. Also enjoy your favorite cocktail from our Safari Lounge 1tJt RESTAURANT & SUPPER CLUB At this SANFORD INN UAI$I46. - -- - - - -. - - - --- - - --- - I 00 / 9 �sLE.nh,, Herald, Sanford, Fl. Beni Treated Like Daytime Schedule 3 Original 'Byrdil Form New Group By ROB PATTERSON • -. •• •• •• "We raft tried u herd u possible to make awe that this wasn't going to be a Byrds reunion, or sound like one," says McGuhm, who with Clark, Human, David Crosby and Firef all drummer Michael Clarke founded that legendary 'lOs folk-rock band. MORNING 530 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 PTL cLUS C2)IARLY DAY RREL NOTFORWOMENONLY 1:30 C2)TO0AY 00000 MORNING AMERIAM YOU CD t.w MTHREESONG Ow RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYWObor SQUARES 1.1m OF OURMES (4) NIOOAY THE YOUNG AND Tl RESTLESS (4) AS I 1:30 THE WORL EDUCATIONAL PRO. et*~ GRAUMWIG ____ 1:30 9:30 THE DOCTORS (1) PORTER WAGONER p*gQ FAMILY (2) II (4) KUTANA 916 THE LITTLE RASCALS (2) ANOTHER WORLD (4)00UIOING LIGHT ____ io oo (2) CARD SHARKS 3, 00 1:47 (4)S ALL WI THE FAMILY (R) GENERAL. HOSPITAL (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 8STUDIOSEE ioao 6:55 ALL STAR SECRETS 33 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT MASH (R) (4)0 HI. NEIGHBOR COMPANY 11:00 700 (1) 0 HIGH ROLLERS 4.fl (2) TODAY HAPPY DAYS (R) (2) EMERGENCY. ONE'. (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (1) THE 000 COUPLE 11:30 0000 MORNING AMERI. (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 HOGAN'S HEROES CA (4)0 LOVE OF LIFE 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 7:25 FAMILY FEUD 02 MAKE ME LAUGH 0 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA SESAME STREET 0 11:55 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 CBS NEWS 4:30 NEWS MIKE DOUGLAS (4) 7:30 0 BEWITCHED AFTERNOON (2) TODAY MERV GRIFFIN 0 GOOD MORNING AMER$. U ROOKIES l Boynton Lawn & Garden - U17 __ 1 The other reason the Brothers and 11:30 bons come up and March 26 (2)(T0ffiQHT record succeeds is modsaty. Manusus) and Clark, Guest host: of MONDAY 'El MUSS High,' David Letterman. Guests: SoapMulnn's solo C$IOST Perhaps MW of the says Roger, 'and that old Kreskln, Betty White. '' magic are the classics we associate only moderately was there. We decided EVENING •THE CAPTAIN & TENNILLE 0 ROCKFORD PlUS Rock. with Byrdi, but It's a finely "The fact that this coup Is to de some glgij and then Ella Fitzgerald, Glen Campbell crafted Ip whose aim never Qtrls, GeIS and I, is a (Thus joined neon a few, and and B.B. King join hosts Daryl ford becomes the unwilling exceeds the players reach. convenient way to break that that magic cam up again.11 Dragon and Toni TennIIIe for an guardian of a young girl whose hour of b.L, fl- father Is being sought by Fedtr o( the Byrde without the "Frankly," admits oral agents. even ut in with western music. McGuIum, "rd even carried preutwes a solo career."us,it, and wanted to do o but uiu. Movew JOURNAl. •POLICE STORY A YOUfl9 • "Mind At Large" Encyclopedia officer facing professional on the Byrde thing alittle too The band Came together u those other guys (a sly as at (2)NBC NEWS Cal NEWS BIVUICI idltor-lfl.ddsf Mor. problems and troubles at home Stills and Nub) talked him timer Adler discusses Aristotle. goes over the brink. out of It." ASMANSEHAVES 19:00 M . 00 to Even without him, LB 700 () NCAA BASKETBALL (4) 510 VALLEY When an old concert Mc0ulzm, Clark and (2) TIC TAC DOUGH flame of Heath's comes to town CIAMPIONSHIP Old Byrd hits (4) MARY TYLER MOORE age of the NCAA tournament In a traveling vaudeville troupe, TVLto r 'r 1 1 L Am • LI 01Ap36(.e -r ie AMP I TOAT Of.) CCMEPI./ rA R• YOUR LN AN1&Tb i me .nar 'Tv fAtt _i• I I 1 -] fell BI I _ Georgstte confIdes to Mary her finals from Salt Lake City. her husband Is found shot. heiflbrsaldng decision that Utah. 19:37 ' shsis going to Wave Ted. (4)5 U'A•$'H Hawkeye O THE PSI Despite the VOW uoçisg • 0 THE CROSS-WITS undergoes a drastic change 100 JOK when he becomes temporary (]) TOMORROW Guest: has plaguesi all Uw... MACNEIL / LEH RER commander of the 4077th. (R) Explorer Thor H.yerdaht. I'D McGuIm REPORT 5 ALL-AMERICAN WOMAN (4) NEWS lutamito make this group the Forty-fly, young women com7:30 On. U long as it's working. y pete In the arias of athletics, sliuj' be on. C&"Trouble With Mother" A appearance, disco dancing, Top Tin to worry about loagsvtty, mother and daughter clash Psrmnality and IsafWon coordlviews of a nation for a prize of $25,000 Albums Ow some $0 yeses in the. ovsr.theirphdifferent in the world and and the title of "Ail-Amsrlcan buslam as a Brill Balking inthehome. Woman." (Wub17) .up for Jiiy ® P.LYØ$Q __ ___ • ACADEMY LEADERS I. Spirits Having Flown Collins, Bob Dylan cohort 5 IN SEARCH OP. "Jack "Adolescence." 'Neighbors" (Bee (loss) and "City Of Gold." and Byrd. The flipper" • 2. Blondes Have More Fun I FAMN.YPV 9:30 (Rod Stewart) MW bend recorded their CAROL "'AND AND 1)5 WKRP WI CINCINNATI al 3. Minute by Minute Wainl'5 Magic FRIENDS Guests: Steve An Undertaking tycoon, trying (j, Brothers) cirbwn ItarIa stbou need by lbs Lawanoe, Lily Tomlin. to eel his funeral package to Be* Gees. While there, S DICK CAVITY Guest: young. people, decides to 4. Dire Straights (Dire 01 Joseph Nile,. advertise on WKRP. Straights) WW his legacy. . 1:00 5. CflhIlIfl' (Village 10:00 come up (2)0LflTLIHOIJSEON (4)S LOU GRANT Aterrorisj People)) "BarryIas GG1%up to mmThe Ingalls familythreatens to destroy the Thb I. Lo"Tracks (Gloria me and said, 'Hey, move from Walnut Grove to building with a homemade Gaynor) riin-"ber ens? I'm Winoka, whar they mess a atomic bomb. °' BINS who wore tl glass. (Ben young orphan boy who steels 5 *usui cn Lw. "Diith* hurts. (Peril of 2) (A) bert McClinton / The cat. (Blues &tthers WYN . Il". — M ----_ _.. I '?,i&II.. vq a'ii w e..a . i w w " iuvia 01010100111% self-assured teemNSwtoe-Jg*m) 11:00 i,nb ays) J' n0ft take a&map of him Uld Ohl* (Billy Jod) I Willa trying to b. duringa his period In ?Li:Ani-to wDay. 1part I of In 0111111411111) WIth L C C S S C • Get a head start on spring at your Wheel Horse dealer. We've got a full line of tractors to show you. Plus get $100 to $480 back, depending on the model you buy. Offer ends April 8, 1979. So hurry - while our selection is still complete. Iluirse SAVE UP TO $40 ON JACOBSEN e LAWN BOY . BOBCAT .TORO 131.3447 STATE ROAD 427/434 • LONGW000 131-3447 •,'l' I.h'i' ' '." i r: p. • FA I . 'S .1 : 11 1 • rd 831-3447 I TANE _ ! FT-T-1. Dog V micm,c And true to intent, on MCGUIUB, Clark and Hillman (Capitol), there's but a faint trace of Roger's electric 12 airing, no act-fl odes to "Mr. Spaceman," and not a Dylan song In sight. It's an up-toto date record that reflects the w'lonoftlweeioloartlaia — Chris Hillman. Roger McGulnn and Gene Clark h1Ithn,t the staunch and — rocker, Clark the rich-voiced stylist, and long." result of a MGuüm gig at McGuüm, an eclectic and Like Hillman (who" post. LA's Troubsdor, the site of electric a folk rocker as BYIde upwiences led him the Original Byrde gigs. SM. through the Flying Bia'ritto P.l UI A March 27 TUESDAY It's No Reunion This nuns tobeabumper year for reunions, though a "reunion" is hardly what Roger Maiwi, Gene Clark and Chris Illilmen call their new group. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 23, aio 0 THREES COMPANY Janet ___________________ and Mrs. Roper join a group of nude demonstrators protesting A S HAPPY DAYS Ralph the closing of a nudists' beach. EVBIING becomes a loud-mouthed ter- (R) By VERNON SC(YI'T or one of her Janizarios atror after losing his fear of 10:00 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) tempted to smuggle one of everything in a hypnosis exper1:00 iment. • THE ROPERS Stanley Benji, the rag tag movie-TV •• the little darlings ashore Jist (1) (3)000 NEWS SOUNOFACTOR soaks up the scenery by sh mutt, is definitely an tanfor the hell of It. But the MAN AND HIS ENViRONctivio ORCHESTRA ing the community hot tub with derdog in an off-screen British, perhaps the most MINT JJr y bikini-clad beauties while Helbattle royal with the British ardent dog lovers of all Beverly Slits, Isaac Stern and en steams. 130 UOIL . civilized nations— excepting Leonard Rose join Lorin (2)0 Nee NEWS 10:30 to work in those where dog is not an Maazel and the Cleveland 513 QUEENS BLVD. Houie(4)5 CBS NEWS We • Orchestra in performances wife Felicla Winters stirs up a LofldOfl but the giish we NEWS uncommon menu MAN AND HIS ENVIRON,from their 60-year repertoire, lot of old memories wtmm am treating him as If he were an were not amused. MENI' 'I holds a high school reunion, ordinary flea-ridden cur 1:30 "Frozen In Fire" looking for a handout. Benji is not In the battle 5 THE MACKENZIES OF • P° 70 alone. Most of the fight, In PARADISE COVE A fishing Some of the artifacts from the Her Majesty's authorities TIC TAG DOUGH boat captain (Clu Gulager) current Pompeii exhibit at the won't allow Benji fact is Is being waged by Joe 00 THE CROSS-WITS entry JQt,'$ WILD becomes unofficial guardian to Boston Museum of Fine Arts Cam president of Mulberry are presented by Alexander unless he wastes away In a MACNEIL I LEHRER five orphaned children. I Square Productions, who is quarantine cage for six Scourby. (R) REPORT M . producing Benji's third film, months like any other 1100 (2)0 THE DARK SECRET OF 7:30 " "Oh Heavenly Dog." canine. HARVEST HOME A writer (2) t!) 000 NEWS (2) LiARS CLUB (David Ackroyd) moves his S DICK CAVETT Guest: Anilb. British are very stiff MATCH GAME P.M. , "We're trying to convince ta O'Day. (Part 2012) UieNlpped about allowing NEXT, STEP BEYOND "To family to a rural • the ministry of agriculture ingly controlled by an elderly any dog Into their tight little Fight A Ghost" 11:30 that Benji Is different widow (Bette Davis). (Part I of (1) 02 BEST OF CARSON islands for the excellent $HA NA because he's a working dog, BENJI Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: reason there's never been an 0 CAROL BURNETT AND 2) (A) FRIENDS Guest: Jack Gilford. 0 CBS MOVIE "Moonshine John Byner. Gloria Loring. outbreak of rabies in that They parked their yacht in not a pet. Making a $8 million DICK CAVITY Guest: Ani- County Express" (1977) John George Willig, Margaret nation. the middle of the Thames In picture In England would be Saxon, Susan Howard. Three Braswell. (R) Ia O'Day. (Part 1012) an economic boon to the On the other hand, Benji Is the heart of London beautiful daughters of a 3) THE 'IEWLYWEDGAME 5-00 moonshiner team up with a 0 BARNARY JONES A well. not just any dog. he Is a Aboard were several of country. "We've offered to pay a (2) CLIFFHANGERS Susan stock car driver to settle some known feminist Is suspected of, genuine, gold-plated star. So Elizabeth's pampered and Jack face a watery grave; old scores. Crown quarantine officer to spend helping to murder her lover's was Lassie and she never got pooches. The Millie 1ie5 Unconscious in the • METHADONE "An Amen- crippled wife. (A) around the tough British solemnly anp.ozjj Miss the neat six months with Path of aInwagon; and Kurt is can Way Of Dealing" Issues 5 ABC MOVIE "Having quarantine restrictions at Taylor's pets could remain Benji here In the United entombed a stone grave. as the addictive nature of Babies Ii" (1977) Paula Pren(4)5 THE PAPER CHASE methadone, the side effects tlu, Tony Bill. Emotional crises the height of her popularity, on board provided they States to guarantee that he It's Hart vs. Kingsfleld when the and the quality of therapeutic involving birth, adoption and Closed anyone has comedidn't set paw on sovereign doesn't come In contact with any rabid animals and to University Building Committee support are examined and dis- first love affect the lives of five to beating the restrictions groundo Plans to raze Ernie's Tavern, cussed by addicts. was Elizabdh Taylor In her couples. There was some sort of make sure his vaccinations heyday with Richard Barton. brouhaha when the actress are proper. Friday, March2a,rn • :, : �Fl. I Frlday, March sl, im ' Family' Dances To Welk' s Tune Tens Lawrence danced What I wanted as a woman. "There are only three or By VERNON with me to 'The Champagne He thought I was too out- four married couples in the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Waltz," Ciuy recalled, spoken. But I wasn't group. The atmosphere is Lawrence Welk, 78, the "The bubble machine was rebellious or disrespectful., very whsuie and there's benign paterfamlilas of big goin g f ull form and Made the "Lawrence always has no hanky panky among the band music, Is something of dance floor slick, been nice to ins. He's the big single ones. a benevolent despot whose "Lawrence fell flat on his daddy who runs the brood of musicians, singers " Even so, Lawrence is back, his feet and hands organization like a family. impersonaL At Qirletmu he and boaters usually dance to straight up in the air. From Rethink' of all of us as his gave ua popcorn or one ofhis his tine or elm. then on the bubble machine Pretty, blonde dancer books or record alburni for wait Off for dances. Qssy King says she got out gifts. I wan Invited to his 'H•'s ffi The musicians hate the of step and wait fired last house only twice — owe for a bubbles anyhow, the soap October, leading to some cocktail party and a second big daddy wrecks their instruments." bickering and misuntime when Iwu fired. i Th IUUS between CIMY derdandings. Yew people discuss arid he erstwhile employer Welk, whose brand who runs l eav ing him because ftmight Is the nature of her one-and-uh-two music is hurt their careers. But I feel — 1 beloved disassociation with the they are hurting me with Hie oip,i'éaffon false Information family Welk. set, has suffered family and saying skirmishes in the pat, She accuses the Welk too old. They put me out of which has enhanced his org-''$'on of saying 'he Ilk, a of thedance business but I'm family' Image as a twat.p com. quit to pursue a hobby of going to carry on." U111111110111 of Uncle Sam and chorsoçsphy. Ciuy says Santa Claus. musical children, even CIuy. who earned a sixshe Is a professional (I Twenty years ago his people like Myràn Flcrei figure income with Burgess and has choreographed and or playing 180 dates a year on ""P'fl' Lady" codirected a show for years, singer Alice Lon, gigs not associated with Hotaton's Crystal Palace. 2$ )eam departed allegedly because "There is a nice feeling of Welk, Is putting a new act She's also working on a show she revealed "too much for St. Louis' Six Flags Over unity on the 'how. About 40 together with her brother. knee" on Welk's IV show. of us went on the tours. I was But it's not quite the some Mid-America. Pianist Tiny Little and to some of thing without the bubble Cissy ciatin' her career the girls clarinetist Pete Fountain Gail Farrell, machineand the old familiar has been hurt by anquit, too. ary ou Ralna uh-one-uh-two for the nolmcsnsits that 'he quit. It Hois and Sandy GrIffitb Ther was an uproar a downbeat. mak1 sound decade ago when the Lnon Mwwm Brat the says, aid " " iswWthgtOfacSthemIs1C Kathy and Pegs quit an LAWRENCE WELK as it were. Being Only Child muse to seek greener pastures. her Into his office and said, and Lawrence backed him "1gt days after I w fired, Lawrence offered to Nobody has accused Walk "(bay, rm goona have 4 ." remeonawto.w,sk Didn't Hurt Them of J*ing penurious but you go." CIesy Is a spuy young of A,. basis if I wait a good girl' neither have disaffected 'How's that again?" Cloy WflWl, a native and let Bobby be UI)' boss," End graduate of performers sung paeans to asked. buqusrque Quit blaming all your DeNiro, Economist John New dw sMd. "He ,Uedmeto thortcemthpon haft been Kenneth Galbraith, his generosity. "You're always ruining the University of Mexico who came to come back forth. Qwldznu an only child. Here's a list of Playwright lillian Heilman, Clay said she had no In. let.." tentlon of quitting Welk's (bay says, "I was ahead Hallywood lnll for adance $111011, When he lies the 10 only clilkkui who made Singer Elton John, Author highest ratings, so it good from "The People James Michener, Singer happy troupe. As a dancer for parts of two shows coated and auditioned aggrewouldn't look bad far his Almanac 2." with partner Bobby Burgess, because of missing air- Burgess for Welk's Frank Sinatra, Author üMS• Cluy was featured onWelk's planes. But other members gallon. Singer-songwriter Burt Alexander Solahenitsyn, 'IV show for almost 12 years of the crpId.on missed She spent many happy "He wanted me to be more Bacharach, Talk-show host Quarterback Roger and toured several weeks a planes and they weren't years with Welk and on ladylike and not push for Dick Cavett, Actor Robert Slaubach. year with his outfit, fired. The real reason Is that occasion danced with him, Then last October, so- Bobby had been looking for a toe. March 14 slbl..(R) "A couple of years ago In cording to Cimy, Welk called new partner for two years 11.100 King At Last" Queen Victoria A ffleGIONEW111 dies and, at 60 years of age. DICK CAVITY Guest: Edward finally becomes King. Peter Ustlnov. (Part lot 2) t'OO EIGHT IG ENOUGH Jowle • 11:30 runs away home to S ire avsv.00v'e sues- wlu, (2) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson.GUS$tE Buddy Hackforbade her to Women ar, reading lli,.Ron Liebman, IIEST4 VItA NT •THI SHAKESPEARE tea watching I ilViliofi less, (2) II" DSI*1I Lola Falana. S "Richard PLAYS MM used LOUNGE Th NEWLYWEDGAME • says a recent Good Hoses. ® NC Jacob, SW John Glelgud, Jon ____ NOCIIPOAD FILES Rock.. OVUR LOOK Till RUNWAYS a S keeping pail. Finch, CharI.s Gray, Dome *ic ijj PH. 323-0801 ITS lVINYY'$ sties- Wendy Hiller and Mary Morris ford tries to return $500.000 ' Some $41 perciet of the SANFORO $ANPORD AIR TIRMINAL a,. featured In Shakespeare's stolen from an oil company by e 00* w''qq ssav.y,d by "sad stories Of 1115 cfesth Of anow-repentant person. the magazine r.ported SUNDAY BUNCH POLICE WOMAN Pepper • viewing less tslsvlicn now (3)TICTA000USN goes after a drug ringresponsi. 16a.m.-2p.m. tao__ be for the death of young than they did thus esrs (4) MARY TYLER MOON Lou You C hut finds that a urat love is a (2)ThI DARK SSCTOF go + • ago. Thu g were their inCludes Sa lad Urr hard #ft to 1 after HARVEST HOW SuPdrnft3 tax • It= and Coffee, tea, 'C Pie re*11uIly takes part in a rsi occurrences compeiawrfter •® 550 VALLEY aid the peroudages who ung wisti su. *nn. Audra Is to learn the secret behind the attracted to a land speculator died ec sings k*ienos a JQ $$ THE CI WITS MON. __ *110 is ConnMng to proift from I%amJ44jng77j; • p•pi Of J0S'SWILD 4pm_TNipm. ___ 1115 misfOrtunes of the ranchers MACNIH I LINNIR nity. Mot aOfZ(R) off=vs MverU 74.7; ln the at.y. TIM toe me - b vislace 71,0; Iler In Ties. 41 pa 12:37 are too AN Yea Cia at. 710 ®S DEAN DETECTIVE UIIWIIX suspect. • (Premiers) Polio, sergeant $ CIIfes.TessIe. LRS CUIS Iso mach — KS; $lTieIl4lIflS crook Of being K at e HudSon (Biende Vaccaro) PAMILY CMUM $1.10 _______ ________________ programs talk dews to tied Into a big political besskiOfly viSWW 00.1; POW WTIIIN *1111 a coisge professor and WIDNISDAY SPUCIAI e *3; poor aeting 00.4. CAROL SUNPIETI aim pnly kP In four 12:40' I$A' p.m. Thl Cisslog p4sixis ENDS Guest: Vincent beans murders. SKDM Koii suSpects a 1011111111111111111 ? Thur top * Pdea. •OLIG'S MII10$ The rookie cop *1511 many financial :. were: N-A-IN," "Utile SO= CAViTY GuSS1 Ani- AngiS poe. ctismrindiv- So P(ObMffiS Of taking bribes. (N) IwestiOstl a sales of death AT~ M'ft Ps," uij Ia O'Day. (Pad 2 Of 2) Per _ threats. (R) (2) TOMONNOW Guests: WIDI TV IN *00 "Pc. Thinking" proponent "Three's Company," (2)IROTUS AND 555. CAN AT • "Family," "Eight Is TIM Zipper reecuesa Iwo abl. S ViSAS A beautiful model W. Clement Stone; Dean s#pW iIniiiu. deefted tor a l (Cdstlna Fernare) Ofto is the Sakniu, an actor who claims to victim Of an extortion Plot hires have been a professional kNer. research operation. S 'aNy59me mg ' saul (4)I*l* U) ." ®• acorr - - __ I - none rm , ___ - __ e ' rynj - - - erry J WEDNESDAY " Gals Road MoreToday _ : . ' MelTil I . Cm All $ : ' I _ ___ 3 __ _____ .s.*; _____ ___ r w 40' ___ fata . , .,. _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Capsule Look At Cinema China Syndrome Is A ' What If ' Story NEW RELEASE CHINA SYNDROME, THE (PG) Jane Fads, Jack lemmas, Michael Douglas. ThrIller.Thls is a "what if" dory what If there was a malfunction In a nuclear power plant, and what If the gal 'IV news reporter sniffed It out, and what If the nuclear scientist didn't find it, and what If the power company brass tried to cover it up? It leaves you wondering what if a real one had a flaw and blew up and left a hole In the sand clear down to China? GRADE: Ppies - - - GENERAL RLEA8E DEER HUNTER (II) Robert DeNiro, Jobs Cusle, Joke Savage, Meryl Streep. Christepher Walkea. Drsma.Thls Is a powerful, memorable lock at three Pemsulvanla steel workers who go oft to fight in Vietnam. Director Michael Qmlno has created Images you may never forget. It is too long and some of it Is breed, but it rw'1n' a "lassie film. GRADE: A. GREAT BANK HOAX, THE (P0) Richard hubert, - - Ned Beatty, Charlene Dallas, Burgess Meredith, Michael Murphy and Paul Sand. Drama? Small-town bank officials discover they've been embezzled and stage a robbery to cover lt up. It isn't a comedy, nor jsltaheist film. It's Just flat and obvious, and a wade of good acting Went. GRADE: C.mines (Reamer.) LAST WAVE THE Richard Chamberlain, Gulpilil. Sespems drama. This compelling, well-paced thriller Is an Australian product directed by Peter Weir. Chamberlain, as a Sydney tax lawyer, Is mysteriously drawn Into a criminal cam involving a gang of aborigines. What follows is a fascinating study of tribal culture—and an entertaining movie that mimes a few pay offs but ultimately sididies. GRADE: B-pies. (Be.) MURDER BY DECREE (P0) — Chris$sØer Pleamw, James )(eu, David He."'g', S.aa Clark. Mystery, Sherlock ll&m., vs. Jack the Ripper, but the Issue is clouded with red herrings (radicals and psychics, etc.) Director Bob gark tries hard to create a mood, but he mood Is midy and the total effect Is a flhn that is tedious. GRADE: C.plm - NORMA RAE (PG)— Sally Field, Ron Lelbinan, Beau Bridges. Drama. Forget the drab title, this is a grabber of a movie. It's about attempts by a union organizer from New York and his ally, a Little Southern gal to organize a tough textile mill in the South. Director Martin RItt must be commended not only for what he did, but for what he didn't do he didn't seize on the obvious cliches, and so he has a warm, surprising fllm.GRADE: B-plus. - - WHEN YOU COMM BACK, RED RYDER? (R) Marjoe Gartner, Coady Clark, Hal Linda. Lee Grant. - Melodrama. Shades of "Petrified Forest," this Is the old, grim story of the hoodlum who holds a diner full of tourists hostage. And how they all show their true colors some good, some bed— wider dress. It's done fairly well, but you know what's coming every step of the way. GRADE: - (Fikegrading; A—superb; 8$ good; C—average; D— poor; F-awful, Mary's Show Sincere, But Not Funny Dy DAVID HANDLER The idea behind the new, Improved "Mary Tyler Moore Hour" Is actually rather old. Both Jack Benny and Burns and Allen Marred In popular radio and early 'lv comedies In which they played tImaelves Mars of popular comedy tows. What Is new Is that Mary's - show Is attempting to spread this show-within-a-show format across an entire hour, pepper it with varlet'y numbers and to do allof it without the benefit of humorous writing or amusing principal characters, It gets a tad thin. Not that the show ixft way ahead of the slow tor- THURSDAY HARRIS AND COMPANY A reluctant Mike Harris has to fend oft a number of Saturday EVENING S.'OO (I)(4) 000 NEWS EARTH, SEA AND SKY 6:30 (30N8CNEWS @S CBS NEWS ABC NEWS EARTH, SEA AND SKY 700 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Lou suffers an acute case of jealousy when an es-girlfriend, whom he Is still fond of, arrives at Mary's party with a male companion. THE CR088-WITS THE JOKER'S WILD 0 FACE TO FACE MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 730 (2) 157$ RHYTHM AND BLUES AWARDS An entertainment extravaganza featuring the year's top Fl & B artists stars Donna Summer, Al Green, Dionne Warwicke, Lou Rawis, Roberta Flack Franklin. I and Aretha (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES MATCH GAME P.M. $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE DICK CAVITY Guest: Peter U,tjnov.(Pon lot 2) 2:00 (4) THE CHI$HOLM$ (Premiere) A Virginia farming family loses their land in a legal dispute and decides to pack and head west for California in the 1$40s. (Part I Of 4) 6100N($MEgW Monk Is so touched by the eulogy said for the meanest man In tqwn that he decides to Mnpstart the man beck $OIlls.(R) Wh1 5 March 29 night dates arranged for him by concerned friends. NOVA "Key To Paradise" The most promising drugs discovered In the 20th century are manufactured in our own brains. O ANGIE 8:30 Angie's mother and sister are evicted from their apartment and move In on Angie and Brad. III 9:00 QUINCY During the tire Mary inflicted on us lad fall. At leant everybody tries like crazy this time. The "Mary Tyler Moore Hour"perspires with niceness and sincerity. I just can't remember the last time sincerity got a laugh. Mary headlines as Mary McKinnon, the star of a TV variety show. Unfortunately, contamination of the land by the Improper disposal of toxic wastes. SNEAK PREVIEW Roger Ebert and Gene Siakel host an Informative look at what's new at the movies. caused 1030 REEL WEST Actors, directors and critics discuss recurrent themes in Western movies. (R) 11:00 (2) @) 00 NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: Peter Ustinov. (Part 201 2) (2) 11:30 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Roy Clark. Erma Bombeck, Charlie Callas. M'A'S'H B.J. learns the value of doing favors for those with connections who can possibly repay him. (R) O STARSKY & HUTCH The detectives are led on a wild hunt by a cop-killing safecracker who Is posing as a priest in a halfway house. (H) comeback performance of a master Illusionist (Don Ameche), his protege drowns while attempting an underwater trick. (R) O BARNEY MILLER After being bitten by a dog, Wojo faces the prospect of rabies ,unless he can overcome his 12:00 fear of needles. (Fl) VALLEY The son of a BIG C!) WORLD "The Chinese. neighboring family takes a Way" The Bamboo Curtain shine to Audis, but she refuses recently parted wide enough to him. provide a glimpse of the 12:05 remarkable way China supCBS LATE MOVIE ports its 900 million people. "McCloud: Park Avenue 9:30 Pirates" (1975) Dennis Weaver, CARTER COUNTRY Chief Jessica Walter. A ruthless Roy brings In a psychologist to conduct a group encounter session In an effort to moderntie the force. *00 MM. COLUMBO ()a IANNASY JONES JR.'s investigation Into a murder Is hampered by a frightened nun.., a dead witness. and the police. ABC NEWS CLQSEUP "Ths Killing Ground" Correspondents Bill Hume and Michael Conner explore the she doesn't have a character. Benny played a miser with a tin ear. George Burns was gleefully nasty, firing employees at whim and eavesdropping shamelessly on their conversations. Mary McKinnon, on the other hand, Is basically Mary Richards from the old sitcom. She's nice, hates to hurt people, gets pushed around by service personnel. She's not funny or Interesting. She doesn't get laughs. She reacts to the crazies around her the straight man. That's okay If you've got a strong supporting cast and a funny subject. But both are weak here. Harry, the producer (Michael Lombard) Is chubby and bald but neither a tyrant nor a buffoon. Just sort of nice. Artie, the director (Ron Rifkin), Is anchored to a clipboard and once In a while chips in with "Beautiful number, a Mary." There's an irritating assistant (Michael Keaton) who I want to squash and there's not much else. As for the showbiz humor, that's evidently sacred turf here. We don't make fun of the IV game orofthe people in It. Everybody's nice and considerate and pulls together to make the bed darned show they can. In the first episode Mary's guest stair sets sick so Mary has to go to a dde boutique In quest of Lucille Ball. Both of them get sloshed on Irish coffee and Mazy plays most of a scene with whipped cream on tier upper Up (now that's aside 'putter). Another episode found Mary struggling to fire an old burlesque comic (Howard Morris) who isn't working out In truth, he's the only furmy thing In the ahow-within+.bow, which Is a rotten show bat not - MARY TYLER MOORE funny. Which leaves us with the production numbers for the Mary McKinnon Show. Mary walks through a dance number the way Rex recording executive tries anything to obtain the recording artists she wants. 12'.37 MANNIX Mannix Investigates a two-year-old crime to disprove malpractice charges against a doctor. 1.40 (2) 0 TOMORROW Guests: Reporter Bob Meyers. and his mentally retarded brother and sister-in-law; Detective Bob Liuci Of the NYPD. (3r) NEWS 'IT 1.'.. " *ppW* t qP LI Friday, March 23, 97—11 Harrison talks his way through a song. Fred Astaire, at 79, can hoof better on eggs wearing baseball cleats. One routine was a lowly piggy-back onto Laurel and Hardy with Mary superimposed onto their classic dance number In "Way Out West." This show was conceived at gunpoint. You can tell. CBS owed Mary an hour show and her flop last fall was evidence that she isn't enough of a personality to carry a variety show. They've tried to put her In a setting that capitalizes on her strengths as an ensemble player and dill gives her a chance to dance, which Is what she wants to do. It might have developed Into a tight little half-hour show but It just won't play as an hour. �4 4 ,..*.• . S . - V • • r .. - 4 SUNDAY EDITION ][][era Eveàing 71st Year, No. 186—Sunday, March 25, 1979L—Sanford Florida 32771 Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents M iin 's I I .. - .. WMI OWPPI i' 11 ,.. -. - - ... • Sak held pursuant to Semmote County permit or oing-, Out-Of-Businem Number 23 granted the 19th da.y 0f January, 1979 RIDING A Ns$l P FOR by Ti Vts About 150 cyclists headed out today for a Wmlle Jau nt throughout eastern SemiuOle County in a bike-&-thon to raise money for the Seminole County 0 American Cancer Society. The bikers obtained sponsors who donate Wu*t they wish for each mile of the trip. Seminole County cancer 90cletY.Officials say they aim to raise $29,5w this year. Last year their goal REASON . - I L "You can't go by age, in the thirst "Imbers. Im a Two-Mile Fun Run to be held simultaneously over a shorter course fil begin at 7:30 aim City recreation director Jim Jernigan expects at least 400 runners will be entering the runners enter" said Jernigan. namers canpt water or other 11.1f seine mall I received an entry The city of Sanford will be (rein a S0yearold man In responsible for providing Dana for 200S muter Mlsniioeg the two and soother tram a a. rLk raft apergwg b . •.. ' . - •-• There will be I Ir, at the fidAh UM WM WdVe' II eight sp divislo4 la men sI' froWad "Mreports through sight for women to be deter. public address system an. mined by the ages of the so. noimcuointg regarding race trants, Jernigan said. leaders, and te pHf. ...expeton "Seminole Community route for the tile event. One thousand entry age C00% J.C. L=g has Fun Run wM be on sWord l bow an mod," add Avow hm do civic coter to week to oigof-etate and out of become invoked In." Jâteilgan. "He has ntlonaJ Second Strait, .ed cii Second city namers and Jerulgan said There wifi he a $5 fee if en. prominence In his own dt for Sliest to MsUciMlle c* cvp, fromrachb F10 Aue, that time, Columbia's three tow the shuttle two miles Into entries and fees are already tries are postmarked by May 4 the citimplons he has coache& with to (UP!) 841111Ms Boulevard The spec. shuttle March 10 as schedule& main engines also lll be In. the hangar where It will spend beginning to come in. The Columbia, the My to America's list or a $5 late entry fee for He will be asaidliig and has and back to the civic center. But when technicians In- stalled the next five months. was obtained from participants registration on Friday, May 11 provided Invaluable t.vIvikaJ The MInI.Mamthon will begin futlnln space, arrived atcape sped jcrazytllesbonded Because some tiles have yet The shuttle, It Is laun- In the Tangerine Bowl at the civic center oflcefrom Canaveral today after a a two. to the spacecraft's aluminum to be moeded, fear that rain ched, will provideonce 5. advice In sitting iç the corMthcfvlccsdor andprac es scientists and marathon. 7:30 p.m. All entrants will se.' en Sanford Avenue to Coin. week trip, which was to have akin after its first test flight, would leak under the Insulation technical investigators with a "As long as the interest holds receive complimentary TSanford recreation depart. mercial, go wed on Coin. taken two dayL they found some had blown oft. forced the ferry, operation to space environment in which to we would like to. make It an Shirts. No new entries will be mont steer Rinse H4h11 will merdal to PahnUo Avenue; whistled when the rocket plans swing Olth 00 Plibutto to 24th fl ulate the Columbia from Florida. oily was scheduled for depar. "We thought It would be race. The shirts, which must be tables assisted by thO the Street, depart. en Grandview to loaded at 11:04 a.m. under the searing temperatures ofre. ihi4tIe The was d'lgned to ture this month, but engine popular with so many running worn in the race, will be navy rnent clerical staff and other c, a aides. The Co. ery. They thd heat so fast streak tlaongh space at 17,500 troubles caused a series, of and jogging fans around. There blue wi $eeMA3AIHON,pqel,A th gold Letters. The front nbatoucheddown ,iarijy9 that they could pulled from miles per hour, considerably delays; fi rst to June, then is usually one run ning event of the shirt will feature the -— after takeoff trim an oven heated to 3,000 degrees quicker than the Sinph pace September and November. around the dd each weekend. Seminole Indian Chief Osceola Iglin Alt Force Bus, a Fairsaheit and dill be hand mlMiln,danuJcrcoedry 1 'huttle will be able to "It Is an inexpensive and theworde "Annual Sanford riiusl p. held. trip. After arrival at Cope carry seven passengers when recreation activity for the Road Race" and on the back,. T ii pilot cruised l. enough Engineers said 7,100 of the Canavsraj, It will take 1$ how's operatIonal. It was designed to participants and will bring a lot the Kiwanis symbol and the *W nsI Dimy World for WOO arelnledng.Th.ywwbe to lift th blaoljits ac. haul virtually aflof the nation's o( people b1othe arelowatch name c4 the KjwanlsQsh. ..... 4.A a,a, thiude of tourists to the glued to the shuttle during ................. ccsnpsnythg jumbo jot. The civilian and military satellites and take part," said Jernigan. The first through fourth Bridge.....................44 £: n.1thqd eliuttle baited Mop a ws.he of t4hig in the Orbiter maneuver will be aceoipHed into orbit. NASA officials will "With the shortage of gasoline overall w ................... inners In each division Cesics ....................41 OlJLVD............ . jumbo jot. 111 Puc." Facility, a hugs with the help of two tall towers permit routine, relatively men., these types of activities will of the mini-marathon will Cr.eswss .................4.3 sperk ............ Torrential rains and hangar with twin bays at with three holds. pensive acc to space be- become more and more popular receive plaques or trophies and EdiusrW .................44-A Tilulaks ................. lechalcaltroublesk.pttl, Kesmsbr8psc.CuMor.Dring 64 wftwllitakaiisto caia.It will returnto Earth. wfth those looking for thlnga the firdl0men and women th ................. 4 w--- .................. ..... ' - I a under the sponsorship of the ________ ____ ape C,-rowd Of 6,000"' Welcomes ace Shutt e . the two mile race win receive vduategm Members of the rosette ribbons. Kiwanim club will be sasisting "We expect to have a Wt of with hiffic contrw and aid high school cross country stations along the route where city recreation department and the Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis. The mIniarMhon will begin at$ am. attheS riord Civic - - . Hendd Staff Writer Sanford's First Annual 10,000 Meter (6.1 miles) Road Race Is scheduled for Saturday May 12 - - ver ii areV V I I I 11 I V V IS THIS,: IS YOUR LAST CH.ANC-E TO " TAKE NTAGE OF OUR LOSS S' A E E N DS APR lt 1979 FILL SALES- FINAL • I By JANE CASSELBERRY was $27,000, but Seminole County branch fell short by $2,000, having raised $25,000 through the year. •- - Sanford Enters Marathon I Race; Annual Event Eyed No _ . A ward By TOM GIORDANO Searcy pointed out the problems of how much of the award Herald Managing Editor actually be paid arise out of the policy limits Issued by Slate What may be the largest SWfl awarded for personal in jury In Farm onwill Tyus' car e past eight years In Seminole County $1.9 million th was made Friday by a county court jury to a Forest City Searcy explained the problem tbla way: paralyzed in an automobile accident last year. The liability podlon of the policy .d by Stat. Farm on BuL there's a possibility only $100,000 of that total may be paid, TyUs' car is limited to $100,000. So, If after an appeals are according to the man's lawyer. ezhatsted we cai't form Slate Farm to pay the fr The suit was filed on behalf of Clinton Marshall, 71, of million, the other dofendants would have to pay the dlff.r,uca, Magnolia Drive, in connection with in juries he suffered in a and we're not siwe at this po If they'd be able t or even If my January, 1978 automobIle accident, client, Mr. Marshall, would want to pursue that avenue." Marshall, according to his lawyer, Christian Searcy of West the matt now standalt acoorft go State Farm Palm Beach, has been paralyzed from the neck down since the hasAn filed a motion th judge, Rlchard'MuIdr,w, to accident and his medical bills will be about $50,000 a year for the revise th judgment ar ede trial he e aw d by t sIz'bor coy cot redo said Marshall's medleal bills over the past ,IkWting the pany'a damages to the policy year already have hit $50,000. Named as defendants in the case were State Farm Insurance "M a matt come, I believe the judge will Co., Usa Tyus,18, of Longwood, driver of one ol the veNcles in Slate Farm's motion, but there's a side issue ad 11 R I& up 6ft the volved in the accident, and her father, William Tyus, owner of the e' she was driving. . 8eePA*ALy,p.XA woo w Zq_4 iff - 'I Inlury 10q mll~ofl, But... Je ffzffff id j } IL -' . V - .' be oday ? S I - - 1% 'J U* nk' Food In 'hools? DI"Vergent Views Offered Pro... 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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 23, 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/e1f49222fa0240e165c4c4642a19dce1.pdf c694526f8a2a06c5b636119f9ffdbcc7 PDF Text Text r,. 4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE Sunday, April 15, 1979 SORCZY DEAR, BUT 11 1 IT 6 4ONEY, I NEED )~ IT'LL JUST HAVE AN INCREASE IN MY TO STAY WHERE I'M GOIN3 TO 41 Canal system in northern ACROSS by Chic Young WWENWBUDGErISMOZEN, F THOSE '!K IIEI''iF: 14Cclspart ____ CHURCH? I PON I THI NI< THE CHAPLAIN WILL MISS ME 1 ____ :• -- - - l r 13 14 - c c ' - - r- r 12 15 - - Ta" - - - 16 !•' - - 17 1 20 ----- IOE THE BORN by Art W 1HIW_ OF17 Sansom ——— - 21 22 —— - 9111 A. 61111110 U W UTI lce. 32 A?K - 23 A H - PRO - - 30 PRO 37 I = 3 J~t 1 011130111 "I' - - - - - 4 42 43 44 = = 45 -- — _____ o /O w - 0o 56 ARCHIE by Bob Montana I" HOW DO 00, [MRSPINDLE? MEET MR SPI NDLE HE RUNS THAT DISCOTHEQUE ) C WHAT 7 ,4 IL ) IL - - EXCUSE 1 FORGOT TO TAKE \UT MV EARPLUGSJ_/ _____ 58 .. 59 OH l SAID, #OWX 57 .. - 60 I' A LI h,Y Howie Schneider Ii 1 WIFE PLAYIMG ERID6E, an1!wJ A 11 A1k 1OkIIGHT1 ' ( -' = ' -i- 1 ir ' Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South West North East C% 'iJ1 L - fi ,j Y 101 - 414-A 8542 K Q 10 8 5 WEST EAST 5 • 1062 K 853 109764 • K 103 • Jg • 9742 • 6 SOUTH • A Xi 74 J2 • AQ6 _____ k' South 14 Pass 20 Pan 4# Pan Pan Pan Opening lead: K POP - by Al Vermeer - . By Oswald Jacoby I p and Alan Sontag ' West opens up with the ace and king of hearts. This ives haneetto ruff in dummy and complain about bad luck when neither trumps or clubs breaks evenly and the diamond finesse loses. It also gives South an excellent chance to put his thinking cap and insure his contract against anything but some very bad suit breaks. South just discards a diamood from dummy on the second heart. Looks as if it 4 She'll try to be patient,of course " Bhh, But, Lord, Ycxj could sure reinforce Her faith in )Wr ways, if c,ne of these days You cc)Vld see fit to send her horse, a BUNNY " by Stoffs.I & H.imd.hI Ijfr P. WEEP - You MAY IJ ti. lklfii 10 A LITTLE INvritsl- I ~651 ASION! NOW/ WO<4S ool A k Ihi PrS 0 t,i i 0 ue BY GEOFFREY POUNDS 0 sulfur oil co last month," he said, But Muniz said the fuel adjustment costs will still be less than they would have been to consumers had the company not been allowed to burn the high sulfur oil. He said the difference could be five to ten percent, depending on what the relative ices for each te of fuel are. At the current tim e, per barrel prices run from $17 to $18 for the low sulfur oil and $14 to $15 for the high sulfur oil. He said the low sulfur oil could be obtained for less than $15 several months ago. The degree to which fuel adlustment charges in crease during high-usage summer months will depeiid on the weather and the capacity of the FP&L nuclear plants, Munia said. "The three nuclear plants, if they're all operating as HeraldStaff Writer Despite the recent granting of a request for the Florida Power & Ught Company to burn less eenaive higher sulfur oil in its generating plants, consumers may still find the utmty bills rising as a result of higher fuel adjustinent costs. That word was being released today by FP&L officials, whe warn the increase could be "substantial" if the demand for electricity is high during the hot weather months Louie Munlz of the FP&L corporate office In Miami said the cause of the increase is the continued shortage of crude oil coupled with higher demand. "Fuel is continuing to rise in price so that even the high sulfur oil we are burning now is costing more than the low they should, generate roughly one-third of the energy Seminole County Sheriff John Polk today said he seek to convert the classroom in the county jail to a cell specifically for the detention of those offenders serving "weekend tences." "I'd been considerin g this and the report from the i nspectionsort put to do ,, said. something 800fl rO s remarks were u reference to an inspection report of the Seminole conducted ut County te March by officials of la •,. , 01 Corrections. The results of that inspection were received last week and Indicated by not In compliance with standards of state sanitation and housing conditions. The repo stated overcrowding of the facifit) was the root cause of both deficiencies. r classroom formerly a drunk tank but recently used for instruction and training Is converted to a cell, it could hold about 16 inmates over the weekend. He said that figure would nease the m ditions brought about by of permitting some of. fenders to serve their sentences two days at a time from Friday to Sunday — Instead of a consecutive stretch of - % "The report was good for us and we plan to act on areas of criticism" said )1)IJk. He said the classroom could be In operation as a •• A5HAMEP 1 EFISOSS... I oc sr wgo. o ANP llc 'rss! TNG LI 1U 61.1 ilr,\CtNt.iYJ C7uerrillas ttl G A A'o i port unba - Jailing facility as soon as . L3 though, that the use of the classroom as a holiday facilityis a shortterm solution. .4 When the problem of overcrowding in the Jan was brought to light last month, county administrator Roger Neiswender suggested a meeting between the judges, Polkandhlmself be called to discuss the practice of weekend sentencing and the extent to which it is employed so flat advance plans could be made on the use of the present jail faculty wls the new Jail Is opened next year at Five Points. i lswender said it had Ne been hoped the new jail could house aUthe inmates and the present facility could be converted to storage space or used as administrative facilities, But he said If It Is determined that the inmate population continues to exceed expectations, space for about inmates have to be reserved In the present Jail after the new . ".Lr ' I :1 -'-- ' been told by Circuit Judge Robert McGregor that a pool on the weekend SCSItencing practice would be n among judges see order to calculate future jail needs. But Nelawender said he has not yet heard ...e ui-',.,. , the matter. GEOFFREY POUNDS , __ ------ ' gain the additional space. ment'll six offices only two days a week, on Tuesditys and Thursdays, Ray said the office also is used by two special investigators and also by the staff of Unified Reciprocal Support Unit which aids in tracking those delinquent in making child support payments. Thil entire Adf,' Ray said, includes 10 lawyers, a clerical staff of 10, two investigators and the two members of the reciprocal support unit, plus Cheshire himself. • Ism I oeta . fficea noet WUVU he is 001 '. here, , it's being used all the time, said Ray. The crowded conditions, according to Ray, have forced thern to use lobby space to accommodate thestaff. airport lounge where the began shooting it out. The Red Cross said 10 persons chine guns had positioned were treated at the aiport. themselves ikIga said Inc persons were In Beirut, Lebanon, a previ- wounded in the shoot-out and -of Palestinian that five others apparently terrorist organization calling were wounded near the restau. itself "Black March" claimed rant and smack bar area. Two responsibility for the airport persons were taken to the attack, hospital, the Red Cross said. "The Black March OrganizaThe PLO spoke last month of tion declares its responsibility reviving the Black September for the Brussels operation," an conunando squads to punish anonymous telephone caller Egypt and Israel for signing a told UP!. peace treaty. g uerrillas who carried subma- ace Com mit 0 tee Meets On C eshire s Proble i 4 P.m. to try and hanimer out a scl;Atlon to the problem of overcrowding the state's attorney's office. Chris Ray, assistant state's attorney, said at this point his office still plans to pursue a suit filed in civil court councomm ssioners. Tbe suit requests more Office sWe be allotted to Side Attorney Doug Cheshire's staff. Ray said the staff currently occupies about 3,8W square feet of apace in the Seminole County Courthouse, He said the staff needs about 6,000 square feet of space to meet their needs, Cheshire saas week addressed the county cornmialoners and said he intends to proceed with his suit to BRUSSE1,S, Belgium (UPI) oppose the March 26 signing of A Palestinian gueilla team the Egyptian-Israeli peace today tossed grenades into a treaty. Brussels airport lounge in a Herman Lieburt, Pan Am botched attack on Israeli supervisor at the airport, said passengers and then shot it out the guerrillas mistimed the with police before being ca attack and that none of the tured. passengers had gotten off the The attack left 10 persons plane, Flight 233 from Tel Aviv. wounded, sources at the airport 'thElAlspokesman in Tel said. Aviv said: "Nothing happened There was confusion on how to our passengers, crew or many were in the conunando personnel. The funny thing is squad. Airlin e sources in New the plane wasn't in the area of York said airport workers the attack." He said the flight captured four terrorists and was being prepared for a turturned them over to Belgian naround trip to Tel Aviv. . 'Vt. n I authorities, In Tel Aviv, Inc news gency oelga said El Al he said Its security men shot and t guerrillas tossed at least wounded one attacker and two grenades into the hail But all sources reported that were expected to enter, then the El Al plane had not yet let fl ed. They then were interceptits passengers off to enterthe ed by security personnel and . crow Neiswender said he had r • a Herald PhoTo by Tom Vincent space committee of the Seminole County Corn- March" appeared to indicate a spokesman for El Al s aid of that the group was formed to today's attackers. Toda y Around Ile Clock .... ..... 4A , Mw.'cy Sft'rs . , __________________________________________________ Dr. Lemb. . .. .... .......... 411 Weather rr . . 1d ..•'. - , 1:11111, Wert. 1 -r: - • . . ., 'S WIPWAYFA RERWRAN61M?: \ -i . K TUMBLEWEEDS 'THIS MONTH FAfl4EF{ GOES 1D 'THE 1I mAi. MSNYL THAT WAFT 4.4 p-I T. K.R by T yin AL 0 4' _______ PONP _ lflIr4rI. SOUNPS JN1511 __ A öotUt.A I1$ $IZ *1ST Ai' kJYThH*, IUr LINE A FGOD. W HAT DO 'IVU FVD OF u 'P1" 'I' •. . of Internal Revenue Service workers share as the Lu d.sine approaches at mid- ' . S Farme u-ndy Lose eal I I '* .. . . $'EvM tim tW prillism Ift , , sense of humor comes to the rescue," said Manunak. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The contempt citations against him Supreme Court today declined in Georgia, among other things. to review a Florida judge's State courts t urned down order denying permission for appeals by Bundy and Farmer, An out-of-state lawyer to who argued the Constitution - ' / . . ••.. . .. . . . ' . . __________ . .. - , night forcing "es tonight ezesperatedtaxpa'yereW dump their problems on tax PieIy, lent afraid to pull our . lag once in a uc Amilm of an elderly woinanreceivüheipat the For jm :n: w' lI in finithed a iengt1' teej income. t.cimlclan had Jut u.n "any ht esplanation ot a Complex her it i. 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Imfaraeei* In debt newl" haftaill is very ptrlotic.tt - 4— - ... • - - _ - - — - - - - - - - - — evidence is taken before a court Bundy. may deny an Out-of-state It turned down without lawyer Permission to represent comment appeals by Bundy and a defendant in a capital case. attorney Millard Farmer, While all this was going on Biu*dy wanted Farmer, Who meantime, the Florida specializes in capital punish Supreme court ordered Rudd to ment cases, to defend him disqualify himself from . against charges he killed two presiding over B 'scase Florida State University sorori saying "an intolerable adty sisters. versar y atmosphere between Farmer pracflces with the the trial judge and the litigant,, Team Defense Project Inc. In had developed. .. Atlanta but has represented Chief Circuit Judge Edward dlienta in many states under a legal tradition of allowing out. Cowart, who no w is to preside cd-state attorneys to appear on at Bundy's Tallahassee murder trial, denied a new motion by aonetlmebuis. Lad August, Circuit Judge Farmer to represent the defendant after a Feb. John Rudd denied Farmer 20 murder hearing. P111missiOn to appear on # %* 111 behalf after question. Farnwr said at that fime he ift this lawyer about pretrial was through with Ow KfaldIIsbyTsmNØi$ can and remarkihe MA& to On press Would not; (He any further Un cue. wd about two peals. ' .. ..... ____ a ..' . . - . I,. ra es rvuft Horoscope ...... . ....... 411 Bridge ....................4B Hospital . ................. . ZA 411 (ibIs ies ................. ...........................tiar rouwor lB Editorial ..................4A Sports ................... 6 TA murder demendant Theodore 0 1161 04-44 e - . James Manuuak, pi" C d. WICIIITA, Kan. (UPI) Supplying birds with seed fairs florrfor theWlchftaIRS throughout a rough winter district, said every year the doesn't quite count as a joust between the tax form AM 14timate tu deducUon. ova the taxpyers produca thoughtlte.,tedwan comedyaboigp,ople who m HIM' Governor Bob Graham last Tuesday gave permission to the utility to burn high sulfur ohs at 15 of its 21 generating plants. , *Mwck a) Bird eed NoDeduction L.Tm/sr , t the plumbing can be installed and the cots put lit place. He admitted u and prise you how much can be if you run the Get up front opponents gained if you give up a little, and tell those with whom you somewhere. CANCER (J§w 21-JUIY 22) me dealing what you have in Deal in creative Ideas today IDo you have a question for CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.jaL and watch how fortunate they the te "Ask the 19) Though you y y Experts', 'Care ol' th is backgrowW today, you're per. Individual questions wai mUCu IUV lwu!ue of CXC$1U16 be answered SI accompanied by stamped. sell-addressed happenings which will have envelopes. The most interestbeneficial effects on your high ing questions will be used SI) hone this column and will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) AQUARIUS(JaL NFeb. 9) Group rs always bring happiness, there's something special that win come out of activity in. volving a large Organization. nn - PIKES I FeIL YOU should experience success J[X and joy today, both with your Maids and your ambillions. All Ow plem are coming tolgether. I . F I &L hich bus its ol rum Muniz said Exxon f Compan), has had its suppl) cut backb five percent s month. The decreased supply, he, said, means we are paying for regular sulfur oil toda y hat e were paying for low sulfur oil in January. He said fuel for FP&L 's gas generating units use during peak demand periods has climbed to $22 per barrel, contributing to potential i, cos 0 fuel charges ahead. Weekend J a i Y itfRi the demand. said. Burns said adjustment increases for the coining months could not be predicted. He said, however, that the fuel adjustment rise from March to April rose from $2.65 to $2.98 Per kilowatt hour of electricity used. C aipp LEADER Subsequent increases, he said would be calculated on produced," he said, "But that figure could drop sharply if the weather is bad and the usage is especially high." The lower the percentage of energy produced by the nuclear plants, the more oil will be required to fire the other plants. The increased demand will result in higher fuel adjustment costs, he said. Scott Burns of the Sanford FP&L office said the Sanford plant is scheduled to burn only 40 to 50 percent high sulfur oil, the remainder will be higher priced low sulfur oil, he Space Saver, lassroomTo best choice PARKER- TO SAY T. Foug MINUrI$ AND 0 by Stan Lm and John Romits Ir AUL 0 For Monday, April 16, 1979 - by Bob Thaves S PS 928opdc5Cents advance as to who is supposed - ___ Evening R - 1979 mm--ft-11011i violates all principles of can be for you, whether you are YOURBIRTHDAY . South refuses to ruff a roJr In dummy and disworking in the home or at the Ajw'ilh$, in cards a card that he might office. Just as well keep. 'flj coming year luck Is LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) On the other hand the play going to p la y an active role in Someone is saving some nice l eaves poor West as dead as you get things started. things about you that w dead can be. helping leads third heart. Southattitude which will have a produce an extremely ruffs in his own hand, cashes pleasant effect on your outlook beneficial outcome.You may two top trumps and goes toward life, not hear what's said, but you'll after clubs. Eventually ARMS (March 21-Apr il eel the results. 11) f South will get to dummy with the queen of trumps What you leave unsaid today VIRGO lAug. USept. 22) and discard his queen and may serve you better than what Listen to what is being said or six of diamonds, you say. Keep your thoughts to advised today and be w1UIngto Adlamondleadfromn West y Uandlett*hershavethe makechange&There'sastrong floor. Find out more about possibility something very '4 8 club or trump lead will yourself by sending for your rewarding will come from be equally futile. now Astro-Graph letter which beginswlthyourbirthday Mall LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A $i for each toAstro.Graph, P.O. big hope can be realil today Box 40, Radio City Station, because you know how to take You hold: H N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify an idea and turn it into birth sign. Something others want and 9 A • KQ43 TAURUS (April *May 20) need. K 764 Others will go out of their way SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 2 Your right-hand opponent to give you what they can today, Things brighten for you today opens with one spade. Both either in service or in pay, just materially an I strangely sides are vulnerable. A ur for the asking. S ho w yo apenough, your good fortune Rhode p Hon. might come from one you what action should be taken. GEMINI (May tlune 21) know socially. This is one of those sittions where there is no clear. Compromise is a very effective aDec. SAGITTARIUS I Nov. SPIDER-MAN HWW 15, Changes for the better are Things which you do not per. likely this coming year where sonally inaugurate today are your work or career is con- not Hkely to get Your fUll supcerned. Someone important will port. Be cooperative, riot a be helping you from behind ) Its iI ° I. scenes. your Ut have fai th important to ARIES(March 21-April 19) may ideas today, because they You may have some difficulties might not You challenged. ur today in keeping yo priorities be in order. You' mora elly have the fortitude tostand up to hers. motivafed doing nonessent in SCORPIO (Oct. 2Nov, 22) things than you are be g re your materi al affairs W he productive. Learn more about your are concerned today, you're yourself by sending for experience some Ups likely to new Astro-Graph Letter that begins with your birthday. Mail and downs. Losses could offset $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. gains, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Box 489, Radio City Station, Be sure to specify 21) Challenging situations do N.Y. 10019. not being out the best in you birth sip. 20) today. Even though you're TAURUS (April 20-May e capable of overcoming ohur Mixing business and pleas stacles, you may not put forth could cause you some problems today. Either do one or the too much effort. other, but don't attempt both at CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) There is a chance that you (May 21-June 20) Be could place a little too much 1'GEMIM a Øood team player today. importance on getting approval Strive to hold up your end. If today. Be she s thinks :esL:e: burden, that In matters affecting you party will be aggravated. CANCER (June 2lulyfl) financially you'd be wise to Attend to your duties promptly keep outsiders out of your af. foul today because, as time ticks on, today. your ambitions tend to wane. things up. March 20) PISCES (Feb. 2(11, UnfiriMed tasks will cause you inter headaches. Major goals are reachable LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There today If you act. Associates is a strong possibility you could may not be in harmony with get stuck with the tab if your aims and could cause you you don't spell things out in to drag your feet. BE A ___ FRANK AND ERNEST i sg,' - April _t*____ , EEN 4r?'09NO y k - WIN AT BRIDGE NORTH Q83 Q ; I - ii-. IVA EEi & - Sunday, YOURBIRTHDAY Aprilis, Im A L E ;; 0 domain 59 Curvy letter 8 Turn aside 31 Within (prof.) 21 Serf 60 Midway 23 Legendary 9 Lewd attraction 33 Sees 61 Pastoral pipe 10 Ireland bird 35 Woodchopper I I Trounced'n 40 Eyed 24 Sandwich DOWN tennis type (abbr.) 27 16 Crawled with 1 Transcribe expansive wife men 20 Hunters shorth and 45 Tool 29 shelter Warning 32 Units of bread 2 device 22 Water holes 46 Tense 34 Pond 24 Radar screen 47 Squeezes out 3 Hawaiian 36 Inner image 48 Son of Jacob instruments 37 Stage 4 Arise (2 wds) 25 Unfrequented 50 R, direction 5 Three (prefix) 38 er 28 Smallousness 51 Before (tat.) 52 Zounds Seeger9 1 Soviet Union intestine Exist 39 Twist about 30 Only (prefix) 55 (abbr.) by Mort Walker I THOUGHT I S!<I P IT TOPAY N 19 4+1 BEETLE BAILEY For re Ii1I 17 Recline ______ !,year,No.2OVApril 6 l9l!jF,o1!277l 53 Type of et 54 Driving batty 15 Most YOU'RE NOT GO! N& TO . HOROSCOPE DA Dull blow lip' ! k:~ nle .: . -. - �1A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, April I, 1979 Identity Of Accident Vic"M.Sought i WORLD Florida Highway Patrol decorative glass strip by the Kenneth Burke, of the firm, ('1W. UCCOrWng W Seminole Police said the film was taken _officials today are seeking tofronLdoor. Other projectiles told Ssi1od police he chased County deputies. U. E. H. Standley stated in establish the Identity of a man were fired at the front door and the female through the store WINDOW BROKEN and outside where she met his report he found a paper bag who was struck by a car and the garage, deputies say. An estimated $156 damage Th containing some 250 pills in the No estimate of damages was another female companion. killed Sunday on Highway 426 In was done to a parked school bus e determined at this time. the Jamestown area just out. at 1500 Park Ave., Sanford, women were last seen heading parking lot of the U'l Champ Store in Forest City. The side Oviedo. ARREST east on Airport Blvd., Sanford pills represented a "large Thursday afternoon when a Rocky Lee Bowling, 24, of 300 police say. The highway patrol reports thief broke Into the hood of the amount of different type narArt Lane, Sanford, was the man was walking south on vehicle and stole the battery, CASIISTOLEN cotics," Stey said. to at aboutp.m. when a police said. the the arrested Friday at The Ark at in trees in botli frontand Standley said he contacted an car heading southbound Struck Sanford Plaza for resisting Somewhere between $500 and Police said a window on the the back yards, deputies say.the In cash was Stolen from the Orlando doctor whose name With violence, battery $100 him. The driver of the car was side of the bus was broken The vandals also threw thearrest VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Pope John Paul!! told 300,000 not Identified by highway patrol befoie the' battery was taken. lawnmower Into the swimming and disorderly conduct, ac- Garrett's Department Store at was on the pill bottles. The falthfuljaxnmed in St. Peter's Square on a sunny Easter cording to Seminole County 200 E. First St. Saturday. Orlando doctor told him the officials who said no charges VANDALS pool. Sanford police report. Sunday that true peace is based on faith, justice and an pills belong to someone he was deputies. would be placed against the Vandals struck the home of a Mrs. Hill told dcputies theWhen . end to the suffering of "little children." the driver. Police said the thief gained treating who was at the Orange deputies arrived at Longwood woman Friday and vandals also bent the mirror scene, Bowling was entry through the rear door to Memorial Hospital, Standley The 58year.old pontiff proclaimed Easter greetings In a The victim Is described by damaged an estimated $1,000 In and Iiccnse plate of her 1973 the building which was said. record 32 languages to the cheering crowd that completely middle of a fight using profane highway patrol troopers as a property, according to Pontiac. open following the The pills may have been language and refused to leave white male approximately 50 Seminole County deputies. VANDALISM Stolen from the patient In a years old. The man was the tavern, deputies say. thief's departure. Nation Briefs, page 2B Lorraine Hill, 42, of 400 SCANNERTAKENrecent burglary that occurred Someone took random potBowling then threatened the carrying no identification at the Buttonwood Court, Longwood, shots late Thursday at the home A thief broke the lock on the In Orange County, he said. filled the square and much of ft side streets. It was John time of the accident, officials told deputies she awoke about of a 29-year-old rural Maitland officer If he didn't leave him front door of the home of Kyle said. Paul's first Easter Mass and message since becoming the 12:30 a.m. Friday to the sound man, Seminole County deputies alone, deputies say. Bowling became violent when E. Woodard, 911 Park Ave. BURGLARY first non-Italian pope in 456 years last October. of barking dogs and looked out say. CLOTHES STOLEN More than 200 worth of tools deputies attempted to arrest Sanford, and stole a police In his "Urbi et Orbi" speech to the city and the world, A rack of women's clothes of her front window to see three Steven Gray Erich, 26, of 1020 scanner, i C8 radio and an AM. were Stolen sometime Saturday and him had to be the pope said mankind needed true peace founded on valued at $210 was rorted youths standing in her front Princess Gate, Howell Estates, deputies say. FM stereo with a total value of from the home of a Rolling Hills - Christ and built on truth, justice, fr&rn, lö iandTiWiiU ColenTrii'fl Vogue Shop, —iard WOW, told deputies he left p17, police said, man, according to Seminole THEFT to the misery of hunger. The three boys fled when his home at 8 p.m. Thursday ll5O State St., Sanford, at about Policeasldthetheftoccurred County deputies. A fe stuffed unknown 3 p.m. Thursday, police said. Mrs. Hill yelled for them to and returned about an how e. after Charles McClellan, 46, of 350 Friday from sometime Police said a leave her property, deputies later to find a series of broken the J.C. Penney Co., Inc.iieo NARCOTICS FOUND Virginia Ave., Rolling Hills, running from the store to a windows in his home. A brown paper bag consaid he noticed two of his tool Damage to the Hill property nearby automobile with the Vandals apparently used a Btaming a large amount of boxes missing from under his By halted Press Iiteraad,uI clothes. He was met and driven included a bent mailbox, dish B gun, deputies say. They shot State Street, and fled before she narcotics was found early work bench in the garage and Israel, Intercepting and killing a second group of four away by a female driver, police soap poured in the swimming two holes In one of the could be subdued, according to Saturday in the parking lot of a reported the Incident Imsaid. pool and Streams of toilet paper livingroom windows and a Sanford Plice Department. Palestinian commandos in just over a month, warned convenience More In Forest mediately to. deputies. King Hussein he must either stop the guerrilla Infiltration from Jordan or face Israeli military retribution. Arab finance and economy ministers Sunday suspended Eypt's membership in the $400 million Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development, freezing Cairo out of a key source of aid in retaliation for signing a peace treaty wun israei. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A the 75-year-old former muscle- century. He never lost a man created by Edgar Rice the former swimmer became identified In the public mind In Egypt, President Anwar Sadist banned extremist Superior Court judge must man Is "gravely disabled and swimming competition, break- Burroughs, a nianber of which the ched.thianping, "king of With the role. Political activity by Moslem Students opposed to the decide whether Johnny Weiss- his mental condition is deterl. Ing 67 world records and win- had been filmed In previous the jungle," clad In a loincloth treaty and said he had "Issued orders to pollee that muller, former Olympic swim- orating." nlng 52 national championships years, going back to Elmo and swinging through the In many of the films, anybody attempting to sabotage the state or private mlng champion popular for He asked the court to appoint and five Gold Medals at the 1924 lIncoln In silent film days. a vine beginning Maureen O'Sullivan played foliage on property should be shot on sIgl*." years as the Mar of the "Tar' him Welsamuller's guardian. Paris Olympics u i Tarzan's mate "Jane," and the tsu" went to theback lot at with "Tarzan U san" movies, is becoming so The home is an Institution games at Amsterdam. expanded to include their MGM they gave me a (yfng 1920. senile he needs a guardian. supported by the film Industry Worldngout atthe Hollywood andsaid,'Can udlignbatr son "Boy" and a pet, Jack Stagges director of the to care for aged or incapacitate Athletic Club's pool In 1920, he ers "Cheetah" the chimpanzee. Motion Picture Country Home ed movie veterans. was seen by novelist Cyril Can you pick U that girl?' I role before and after him - i Age and an expanding middle TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Iran is expected to press for and Hospital In nearby WoodWelssxnufler gained fame in Hume, then writing a screen- could do all that," Welianuller to Ron Ely's television version eliminated him from the -yet another Increase In the price of on at the next meeting where Welannuller the 1920s as one of the best play for one of the"T" later recalled. u i - WeiIIrnUIIft was Taman role after "Taman and in of the OPEC oil cartel In June, government sources said now lives, told the court Friday competitive swimmers of the movies, founded on the jungle After passing his screen t, the most popular and the most the Mermaids" In 1947. today. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, April 16,1979-3A Illegal Building Expans ion And Coverup Revea/ed TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UPI) volved the Fort Walton Beach bureau. However, such sanctions are It with Tolbert, the newspaper other material normally sketched some plans and listed incorrect dimensions. - The state Department of Ramada Inn, owned Jointly by The expansion of the motel seldom enforced. said, Tolbert telephoned DNR required, the Times said. The drafted a transmittal letter for "It makes it appear that II'S a. Natural Resources permitted nate Itules Committee last year Included a health club me matter was discovered Secretary Harmon Shields, who day It was submitted it Tolbert to sign. Hill drove to routine agenda item to grant a illegal expansion of a Fort Chairman Dempsey Barron that extends 62 feet the by legislative auditors last since has been suspended placed on the agenda for a Walton Beach motel partly one of Barron's law partners coastal setback line,beyond Fort Walton Beach on a survey variance for a structure to be the news- month and they Informed Gov. pending an FBI investigation of cabinet meeting, with a trip, hand-carrying the letter owned by a powerful .state paper said. The violation Robert and Fred Tolbert, a brother-In- carries a maximum Graham and the Cabi- state land purchases. built in the future when, in fact, notation that the DNR staff had for Tolbert's signature. senator, then tried to cover law of the fine of r.et, the newspaper law partner, said. "Mr. Tolbert stated after reviewed all the nonexistent The newspaper said the it was improperly describing a its action, the St. Petersburg $1,®a day for the duration and Jay Landers, secrehanging up that Mr. Shields told material. Times reported Sunday. Cabinet agenda described the structure that was already the newspaper said in a the structure in violation may tary of the DNR, learned of it him we were not to stop the Then, said the Times, DNR structure In violation as of wood there in violation of the law," The alleged violation in. dispatch from its Tallahassee be ordered demolished, when the Cabinet was infor- project and not to cause him to staff engineer Gilbert Hill when it is made of concrete and Landers told the newspaper. med. go to any expense for "What have Is a violation engineering or surveying," of the law that was quickly and DNR Chief Field Investigator cosmetically covered up," he R.J. Strickland was quoted by No I told the Time& the newspaper. The newspaper reported the "Dempsey never saw the LAKE CITY, Fla. (UPI) leads" to the whereabouts to accompany the DNR covered up Its action by plans and never knew a thing Police in Florida and BOCA RATON, Fla. mostly bream and small no living fish in there of Austin Gay, 61, who smugglers. drafting an "after-the-fact" about It," Tolbert told the (UPI) If any of the Georgia searched through bass, floated to the surface period," Dwight Goforth of disappeared while InspectA Gorgia Highway Patrol variance application, supported Times. "He's a one-third owner tccthy South American the night Sunday for a after the poison cut off the state Game and Fresh ing trucks laden with fruit helicopter flew back and by what was described as in this corporation, but I built piranha remain in the missing state agriculture their oxygen supply but Water Fish and vegetables at a Florida mission forth across the pine woods "phonied engineering dra- the motel, I run it and Dempsey waters of this south Florida border Inspector who there were no piranha. reported Sunday after border station on U.S. 441 along the border of the two wings," then presented the doesn't know a damn thing city, they're vanished from his post the poisoned Two fisherman touched another check of the onesome 20 miles north of states Sunday without matter to the Cabinet as a about It." Mabo Lake, a popular chilprevious day and may have off the scare last week acre residential pond. Lake City. He was last seen finding a trace of the routine Item. Tolbert submitted an afterdren's swimming hole been abducted by when they traded a frozen Wildlife officers sprayed at 5:45 p.m. Saturday. missing man. The Cabinet approved the the-fact application for a where one of the dangerous marijuana smugglers. piranha at a bait and tackle the lake with a triple dose However, police feared "I don't know how many permit without discussion, the permit for the coastal setback flesheaters was reported A Columbia County of milky white rotenone store for more bait. he might have stopped a men the Highway Patrols Times said. variance, unaccompanied by caught 12 days ago. sheriff's spokesman said Goforth said officials Friday to make sure there vehicle carryIng have out but It's a lot," the When DNR inspectors dlscov- the engineering surveys, "There are no piranha in there were simply "no now are convinced it was no piranha survived. About marijuana and been forced spokesman said. ered the violation and discussed ownership statements and that lake. In fact, there are the same fish caught twict. 300 pounds of dead fish, IN BRIEF was Pope: End The Suffering Of Little Children - former Interim Inspec-or anishes IfV you P*ira nha Lake - - -- - ' not in Israel Stops Commandos Hearing On Guardian For Weissmuller Iran Ups Oil Price Despite Sunday's announced 13 percent oil price rise as well as Increases production to near pro-revolution levels, one,dfficIal said, "Iran's chief resource still Is UndeTprlced and the revenue from reswned oil exports Is steadily being eroded by Inflation and costs of Industrial _ 100 Miles Of Destruction AREA DEATHS MRS. ELSIE LINZ Lee Sugate, Lake May; son, E. DUBROVNIK, Yugoslavia people died a 30 were in, were being treated In tents at Yugoslav school children, Mrs. Elsie M. Linz, 81, of Rt. Richard Friend, Colorado Revolutionary courts executed three more (UP!) - Rescuers today jured and that more than 1,000 the city soccer stadlizn and evacuated by but to TUOgM 2, Sanford, died Sunday at Springs, Cob.; brother Joseph the Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi's regime, Including a evacuated 2,000 tourists and buildings had been destroyed. many were in a state of shock, and )ubrovn& Lakeview Nursing Center. Sobeck, Caraplis, Pa., and six general, Ahmed -Ai141*nl. The latest killings vacationing school children Anka Vuvkaaovicof Belgrade She e was a native of Cook grandchildren. It started shaking I from Officials said the quake the teought to 142 the total of known executions County, Ill, and moved to Brisson Funeral Home-PA Is earthquake. was vacationing with her dashed t the terrace but it measuring 7.2 revolution. Mated Adriatic Cood and husband th theresort of HeCeg Sanford 32 years ago from In charge of arrangements. cljdi't help much since my flat Richter scale and the worst to Chicago, IlL work teams began burying the Novi when the quake hit. years, U many u 235 people killed by ____ "I began losing the ground is on the third floor," said hit Yugoslavia In 75 ____ Mrs. lAna was a rn,nber of fg .UrIny lest," eiA Notice 7SudW,UL,(.l1 Initial reports from offtcla1s ' were all aorta of sounds in the terrace door biuiIdIII$5 in a dozen towns am "1 Mood said no foreign tourists were ... My husband and I ran out of the Sanford Garden Club and among the dead or 930 injured the Plaza Hotel along with the and watched everything In the villages along the coast. FINOELL DR. DONALD L the Florida F BirEn. Graveside services for Dr. by the Easter Sunday quake other guests. When we looked room behind me collapsing More than 50,XE people spent Donald L. Fir,dell, 56, of 305 Lake Survivors include three Boulevard, that spread death and destruc- back it seemed as If the hotel when suddenly a big brick hit the night huddled around Sanford, who died Uon over a IN-mile swath of bad been sliced througtibya mein the head,"hesaicj. "It bonfires or in tents In the' grand.ons,R1cbardc.5cu, Saturday, will be Tuesday,3 Graveside services for Augustine Catholic Church, Yugoslavia and Albania. and Robert H. Schultz both of p.m., In Woodlawn Memorial knife." was horrifying to feel that MreMs and parks asauthori Services Are For SCC Professor on can' t foreigners, in ____ Drugs WEATHER ______ .. LlL ______ 4:16 pm. $bII.wle.Id$S.. Lawslia*t BsypsM: 4:4Sa.a., 3:41 mthe.M tell N OW lss. p1L.,9:54a... John Wilkins, Deltona Florence Euga, St. Petersburg 14, ADMISSIONS AaØI ,s. ADMISSIONS Sanford. Sanford: Edward Cunningham Robert Dunning Sanford: JIn'nhf 11111p~ Allison V. jJl ink Leroy Wright Eleanor lartik, Oeltiii Mart Barnes Serene L. 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Peter and the Florida Bar In Yugoslavia the quahie and of the worst hit Yugoslav you're Ins si ti where you rushed food, rubble clearIng Sanford; Willlm C. Schultz of Mitchell officiating . In lieu of professor Dr. Donald I. Fin- Association, its 100 aftershocks killed 150 towns was Kotor, Just south of help yourself." equipment and medical ,. Temple, Tea., a brothea', Bill flowers family requests dell, 56, who died Saturday at Survivors include his wife people and injured 600 as it Dubrovnik, where roof tiles, Villwock of Anaheim, Cal. and donaions be made to Seminole Officials said there were, Plies to the region. Community College Foundation Seminole Memorial Hospital Rita, of Sanford; sons, Donald shook the Montenegrin shore rocks, torn telephone and power about 1,000 tourIsts, including Fund in Dr. Donald L. Findelli In the town of Bar, just north- eight will be held at 2p.m., Tuesday L II, Merritt Island; Jon J., from Dubrovnik to the Albanian lines, TV aerials and a baby many Woodlawn Funeral Home Gramkow FWIES1 Home is in name. the area west of the Albanian border, all in Woodlawn Memorial Park in Orlando; Ronald R., Orlando border. Unofficial estimates carriage littered the deserted in charge. when ped out charge of arrangements. the quake struck at 7:19 32,000 Izthabltants cam Orlando with Rev. Peter MIt- and Christopher L, Sanford; put the death toll at 200. streets. a.m. Sunday. The tourists, beneath the olive trees In the chell officiating. . daughter, Nancy FIndehl, St. Albanjaii officials said 35 LINZ MRS ELSIE M. More than 100 Injured people along with 1,000 vacationing city parka or In parking lots. Dr. Flndell, who resided at Petersburg; brother, Kingsley, Funeral services for Mrs. Elsie T"' lake Boulevard, Sanford, Bradenton and Roland D., M. Lint, $1, of Rt. 2 Sanford, who died Sunday at Lakeview was born In Miami and moved Miami and two grandchildren. Thomas B. Sobeck, 63, Of Nursing Center, will be at 10 to Sanford In 1972 from Lake Mary,died Satirday night am..Wednesday at the Woodlawn Funeral Home, Casseiberry. ll Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel at Florida Hospital, Orlando. Orlando is In charge of with Rev. Edmund Weber of. He was a member Of St. arrangements. Born In McKee. Rodi, Pa., he ficiating. Entombment will be in had lived In Lake Mary for 20 Woodlawn Memorial Park, CHICAGO (UP!) — Federal 32, a Cuban refugee, during the yeam a known associate of Torrea, years. He was a member Of the Orlando. Gramkow in charge. and local Investigators have weekend In a New Northwest Federal drug agents, FBI who is on the FBI's Lake Mary Presbyterian arrested an associate of Puerto Side apartment they say he agents and police invediptors Wanted" lid and is a leader of Church and was employed St SOREC K, THOMAS 5. Rlcai terrorist bomber Carlos sharel with a former Chicago have been conductini _________ a secret the FALN, a radical Orlando Funeral services for Thomas R. Trifling Sobeck, Puerto Albert Torres and established a policeman, whose Identity was 1$.month lnvedlga4lon into the Ilican nationdid ofalut4 63, of Lake Mary, who 'Cente'. H. was a Navy veteran died Saturday In Orlando will be cooneclion b him and a not Winds . etween re veale d. $ t.. gang and drug smuggling ac- that has claimed to have at an of WWU. Tuesday at ii am, at Lake Hispanic otrest gang warring The former policeman, hives- tivitles and at lout four numerous pera*e, i; evirsiji lows, t.è tiy ii 1.11 hi if Mary Presbyterian Church with bombs In Qikags, Survivors Includ, s w e, Rev. A.F. Stevens officiating, 'gi,j tigators said, Is suspected of murders—poigyasmanyas New II; yesterday's , Over control kand II'TII Burial in Lake Mary Cemetery. Mrs. Berniece SObeCk, from Cuba, the FBI says. 'EUEIDAY'S TIDRS be'eetrle pressure, Ills; having played a role In tine 12—In Qo, New York aty BrI$on Funeral Home PA in ml flitirl Of the casmection Mary; daughter, Mrs. Carol Police and FBI agents murder Of opposing drug gang and Mini. Dayllen Beach: Mgb uu relative b1ty $1 percent; charge. between Valdes and Tones, arred las "Cubs" Vaids& members during the, past two , 4$ winds, N at ii mph, howsm was not____ de tua 401 569" ______ , u' HOTPOINT 18 Cu.Ft. NO FROST' REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 1100 FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17.92) SANFORD 3224953 owe ( VCLIK$ flit FREE SETUP WITHIN 100 MILES �Evening HerWd (USPS 411210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, LA. 32771 2$l1 or8319993 Monday, April 16, 1979-4A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ROYAL VELVET OLD RARITY 12 YR. SCOTCH 860 SCOTCH WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director I I •:I 4YR KY BRB Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. 5.49 QT. ;i b.. ANY 12 The China Dream Is Going Astray ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES - 8" 1 ___ ___ uiscomiirung realities for the United States. In the immediate aftermath of President ANGL E.WAL TERS ••. .. VIEWPOINT Carter's normalization of relations with Peking last December, important segments of the 1W American business community waxed enthusiastic Public over chances for a trade bonanza. China's plans to The 01 '61 modernize its economic base and transform the _ country into an industrial giant by the year 2000 ' only encouraged such fanciful speculation. Education ___ I __ After all, Vice Chairman Deñg Xlaoping and ____ _ other Chinese leaders were talking in terms of $600 I billion in modernization investments by 1985. Endangered Anything close to that figure would require huge Images' imports of industrial products and technology with WASHINGTON (NEA)- It would be much of the business going to American corn- prematurto push the panic button, gadanger ByDONGRAFF ___ panies. ____ light is flashing for public education Who is Herbert Scbmertz and why Is he country. Alas, it now appears the Chinese vastly saying all those critical things about critics of For a variety of reasons-some admirable, • overestimated the capital they wilt nave to devote the oil industry? some not growing ____ parents coast to Taking these two very timely questions in to modernization. Either that or they deliberately coast are choosing to send their ciu&en to order, Herbert Schmertz is director of public exaggerated the potential of their overseas buying private schools, even when the decision entails affairs for Mobllofland the world of corporate spree in an effort to bring domestic pressure On painful financial sacrifice. public relations something of a legend in his President Carter to speed diplomatic recognition of It is happening in the affluent suburbs time. Where most of that world conceives of Its Peking. surrounding New York City, where the mission to be the diligent polishing of company At any rate, China has substantially reduced the reputation of the public schools Is what originall Images and the encouragement of frmnieId a-A ___ projected pace of Its modernization Plans to lured many families to the area in the first . -' - . : favorable media mention products, he has a It is evident throughout California, where double steel production by 1985 have been cut back better idea - or at least a livelier one. white exodus that followed last year's Lm to a hoped-for 50 percent increase. Nearly $5 billion He deals in Issues rather than soft soap. He Is Angeles busing order merely acceleratedthe responsible for those blunt, almost bellicose in actual or anticipated orders for Japanese inEDUCATION WORLD growth in Private sd=l enrollment that had statements of position on emrgy and related dustrial equipment and technology, including oil been under way for the past several years. matters that are difficult for any citizen with any drilling gear, have been cancelled or put on InIt is apparent right here in Washington, where exposure at all to newspapers, magazines and • • definite hold. school board members are increasingly worried the airwaves to miss. And when the occasion A Central Intelligence Agency study currently about the departure of middleclau black making the rounds of corporate headquarters in students for the privite company and Industry critics. By PATRICIA McCORMACK "The trend is there, all right, and if not the United States expresses serious reservations children now was brought up in the television The term for the Schmertz style of public arrested, it would be tragic," Ernest L. Boyer, UPI Education about China's ability to pay for, or absorb, the era, so I don't think they are sending their relations is hard-hitting. And considering te U. S. Commissioner of Education, told a recent industrial products and technology it desires. Meet amazing "Willie" Black, who watches children to the set so often. But let's not totally current public rep of the oil industry - right Senate hearing. "The quality of public education over art, kindergarten to grade five, in - the condemn television, There are some very g down there with the big utilities, with which ftJs China's foreign currency reserves stand at just is central to the quality of this nation. If the Bernice A. Bay School in Hanover, N.H. so closely associated, as an object of mistrusi. things. Selectivity is the $2.5 billion. Peking's hopes of earning significant Her real name is Marilyn Williams Black and __ __ public schools are foreuken by the people who there is no__ shortage of occasions for hitting;. amounts to foreign capital through oil exports are -Worries: "I Oft it is finances, economics. care most deeply, something vital will be lod.11 she is the nation's IM "Teacher of the Year" Predictably, Schmertz was one of the 1 trend Boyer spoke of is exy an honor that Includes avljlttO the White &use, Most schools are supported by property taxes. dimming. Exploiting China's petroleum reserves to be heard from in the oil Lridustri's •g 1 with the President, a fy, 1ci4t to calibrate, for the simp resuon Nobody wants to pay taxes. Everyone Is okesmen will require time and substantial investment. As rEsponse to PrUIdU* Caster's r.*d clamoring for reductions, yet since proporty and i place on the Con!nIssiofl'O no reliable statistics exist on private school increased oil production comes on line, much of i ciitosii u q. Scholars. enrollment nationwide. Many private schools, taxes support our schools, I think the demand for the decontrol of domestic oil prices. The induitrv may well go to satisfy China's own growing energy Mrs. Black, who likes to be called "Willie", isa tax cuts Is going to backfire In the education of is most especially the rapidly growing fundamentalist needs, former Assistant Dean of Women at Penn State our children." Christian adm1s, refuse 4, tax, which it regards as unnecessary, and the China's ability, and willingness, to borrow to enrollment figures to either date or federal University in State College, Pa., the mother of a -Good students: Mrs. Black believes a good criticinn of those profits, which it regarck:as finance its purchases abroad are the subject of government agencies. high "uUi senior and a college sophomore, and student Es one who is receptive and eager to unwarranted. It sees Itself being set up is a heated debate. The U.S. Commerce Denartment .u-a veteran 114 years up front in the classroom. l.,.n i.ngl hn. ,'n Ijni6a6Inn ,.ri,4 I n"a. 6's •.' ..rg iur puuuv ---'-"reenunen --IIu 0! any uuiauonary A13o contributing to the overall picture that estimates China's borrowing capacity at up to $25 million yo ungsters, or 10.3 percent of total _ won her the "ou_ tstanding teacher" are her skills by "coming from a home where there are billion. Tokyo's estimate or is it wishf ul enrollment,wereattending prlvateschooisint)Ie as OPGranted the president may have overdone a weaver, s ilversmith, blacksmith, potter, pmitie to pursue varied interests from thinking? is closer to $200 billion, fall of 1917. Roman athollc schools, 111Y$ the adlectives ruentpr trnmhnn nlnvpr hinA Arliivd.ae "enormnu".p "PTf'pq.lvø" "n.. .rJ•' wiu parents wno are interested in iots of things. A amm ______ But even if it borrowed enough to import what it unity leader. bathe did not crea.e suspicion of homebackgroundisreallythekeythlng." accounted for about twothirds f wants, China's capacity to absorb all this the Industry's purposes and practices. u She also thinks it's time somebody went to bat -Good teachers: "...a good teacher will numerous polls are to be believed, there is train 196675, ROmaZI with a good word for the oft-maligned teachers sophisticated technology is questionable. Due in Uhollc Kichoolenroilment challenge the child so that they come up with widespread skepticism as to the reality of the droPW delD(Wy, by and she's ready to do it. part to damage inflicted on the country's education more than two million pupils. But in the last year "We have been given every child to educate conclusions themselves. Uke any job, there are energy crisis, a carryover from the 1973 shortage system during the turmoil of the Cultural or so, that decline has Mopped and enrollment and have been damned because a few some parts that aren't fun. But, by and large, which, as the public perceived it, eased as son Revolution, China has only about 60,000 trained has leveled off. At___ the same time, all other she points out. "I think it's time to teaching has to be enjoyable and there has to be as prices went up. scientists and engineers. Skilled workers are also private admols - both reWous and independent recognize the nutstanding accomplishments some spirit of adventure there. Otherwise The conuquences of the coming decontrol ve in critically short supply. - have registered "nail e ailment increases, made by today's teachers in helping children children and the teachers will be bored." not calculated to alter that perception. Energy --Standards of behavior: "I had a little fourth Secretary James Schlesinger has told Congrilu The economic reality of China Is that its and this at a time when both school-age master the frightening amount of knowledge and public school enrollments have required of them." grade boy who was trying to thread a needle and that even granting enactment of a windfall tlz, agricultural sector Is so backward It must employ population droppiq oil compsniesstand to riIea$17jju Sowhataboutthoeekldstodaywhocan'tread? he said loudly to me, 'I can't thread the 70 percent of the country's workforce. Even the Why the apparent disenchantment with the say.' He repeated It. in revenues before It could take effect. As leèat thing .' I said, 'What did you "I think one reason is that the standards are Soviet Union gets by with 26 percent of its workpublic admis? Again there Is no hard data I said, 'You can't say Umt in here.' He saI half of that-industry sourm say 60 Percent force engaged in agriculture. The comparable available,but PAW opI surveys offer some Probably higher today,," she replied. 'Why? I can say it at home.' I said, 'In my room would sopped up by the government uniler "Evaluating children's performance wasn't you don't say It.' I won't let them swear in my currentbe useful dues. figure for the United States Is three percent. tax and royalty provisloni. But the $7 01' The 10th annual Gallup survey of attitudes; done to any degree X or 50 years ago." And China's most modem industrial plants are class. So, what standards you pick have got to be $s billion remaining is not what causes Corporate towards public education laM year showed that Other points made by Mrs. Black: the teacher's option. I think the ma jority of treasurers to send apologetic statements anywhere from 10 to 3o years out of date. to the percentap of adults giving their Wal publlc -TelevWon: "I just read something in a poll teachers share this dilemma. What is acceptable stockholders, and it Is HWY to took wornfous Barring massive international charity or schools agradeofAorB had dropped train which claims that television viewing for chfldren j for a family of three or four can't be acceptable Indeed to motorists as the price at th China's equally unlikely transformation from pnt in 1974 to 39 percent In ip7i. e tasks was going to diminish. 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O'leary sings a very different tune of civil nuclear effort and now casts a shadow was well regarded evon by liberals who, In their O'leary Is now one of those Carter ad- Asked about the possibility of a serioustoday. nuclear over the entire future of the predilection for good kd.ntloni, had made a ministration officials who are, Incredibly, trying accident, he replied,' 'I don't regard it today as a he dPMIOII of to convert the neardlsister at the Three Mile high probability event." W an cracowns us f ederal regulator. d Lad fall, O'Leary poch-poohed the Island maclear plant Into an argument for His change of key is evident in virtually every dis "Th s Is not a trndoi'y am he kwhed on in in his 1976 111 to Secretary James &I6I,Li,, Indeed, fastened 1 UgMening them. These policymakers are Freeman. For example: ,It - 10mmenft on the makeup of the NRC. adding with unknowing Irony: Is not nearly so _______ deputy secretary. This added an appearance of person with that technology yet" ty O'Leary wrote: "The commission over the lad rectitud, to the leadership of the now Energy tile one we are sitting nest to her., and So rather than viewing the Harrisburg several years has had very uneven ispsrtm*. _____ as a lesson to be more careful In the ranging from saerb to mediocre, with 1"blP tn*tthg, I might add, by our very presenc." ,Iglthnare the lower B?A 911010whIIII &I the UN, U& Sir 1AW hiffe, they we planninIll to ask Congriess for end of On scak dominating." That was Mg In an h1taview with 1108001O`Lmry 60 ce3o of federal enlorcemei* lost sigidof the Holy psemlaslon to cut In hell the time It takes to site before the Harrisburg incident. on the risks of driving on the highways wit the Grail and is an api4eeJst for the nuclear and license a macleer plaid from 12 years to The other day, when his doubts might seem to dangers caused by railroad accidents, Uk. the power lnry he_____ should be watcMsg. alL have been confirmed by the events at Three Mile recent derailment In Florida that required (mcs ssn a tlme O'Leary was a crackerjack NRC: evacuation of residents because of toxic gases O'leary was not always so cor'f'dent of 11a1d' O'Leary had this to say about the_____ ____ government w.1hdoj. From iNI to ills he nucie energy's safety. In 197$, when he was "I think that It Is doing a thoroihly profeulonaJ leaking ffCIU II11Ur.d tank served as director of the Bureau of Mines. dirstor of the Now Me gy Re.oujcs job." 'y,heh Ikaring Ms tenure, coal miner wet1c'.wid up, (Yy w assaid.d out on his views by In 1978, O'Leary belittled the NRC staff In nuclear 'idustry, wbieii waiitsto construct s to sewsalety regul#' Will writS adIM cen4e Jinmmy Caller's policy p&w,r Devid these words: "It has corn. to be overly nuclear reactors by the end of tue centy, in 1172, OL.ory was named director of election, O'Leary wret. a candid letter Li conscoeay or otherwise, have followed a tsg or roll over and play dead at the ___ _____ licensing at the Mimic _____ Ergy "I. Fresna spelling out his doubla about the implicit policy of mhtlmlilng general discussion utilitieS. RsVdI cow the wer Mickn,,, He Insisted as Improving and Ia- the federal regidatio of it. lel PUblic Input nuclear power, that It should be pmdingald.dManderdise4th. do igy is 4 "The frequency of serious and poteitially' Into the regulatory iroceus." licenduag procsdins. bridge to U111 time when se has CM*TOpIIIC nuclear ¼'clduis sqpsr*i the Two ysarslhewU posluvelykudatnry.ffe successfully harnessed. He told the crowd at Bil ,om.bow, somewhere In his bureaucratic co that sooner or later a major 'ler tcl4 sg e a superb engineering gaff. I 1ie Mile I'land's dedication; however, tke *KC to Lbs sew rgy at a gupiing facility," he woeg say "They that among the regulatory staff that nuclear energy "Is a regulatory bulldog became a 111k NRC, u was the ces. with Ms rVehWMjW0WpdjWd jfi &jdWUP of the for this py for the power corn. prc couigry. an best elon a,aggj to pow igI, the AAOIJIIC Energy Conunhssion, list as far as Its teclmical capabilities go." us." I I I OMEGA • TAAI(.A . 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Jerry West's coaching as Phoenix took the best-ofGeorge Gervin, with 31 career was on the line. It all three qualifying series, two points, and Larry Kenon, with came down to that for the Les games to one. 30, teamed up to spark San Angeles Lakers in Denver Paul Westphal led all scorers Antonio over Philadelphia and Sunday. with 20. a 1.0 edge In that bed-of-seven. Thanks to his big man, West's Bullets 103, Hawks $3 The fired-up Spurs took control career still alive. Elvin Hayes and Bob Dan- of the gaznewith lessthan j. 'I thought he was going to drldge scored 30 points each minutes gone in the first keel over," West said after and the defending NBA cham- quarter and led 31-flafter one Abdul-Jabbar hit a 10-foot hook pion Bullets scored 12 straIght period. Phildeiphia got shot with 12 seconds left to give points in the fourth quarter to any closer, despite a thirdthe Lakers a 112-111 victory take a 1-0 lead over Atlanta In quarter rally led by Darryl over the Nuggets and a 2-1 win their bed-of-seven series. The Dawkins' 13-point outburst. t heir Western Conference Bullets erupted from an8585 Dawkins led the Sixers with preliminary playoff series. tie with 5:39to play to take ao7. 20 in the second half. "Towards the end Jerry took 85 lead with 1:36 left. San Antonio's guards picked a couple of extra timeouts," Hayes scored 20 of his 30 up Philadelphia's guard at midsaid an exhausted Abdul- points In the second half and court, forcing the Sixers into 27 .,labar. "But. LL.we loM-thls one -flw.drig had-l3 In the-fcurth---turnovrs and resulting in 16 there wasn't going to be any quarter as the Bullets erased a steals the Spurs. more season an West has told his team his tenureasLakercoachwlllend Bullets ' along with this season. He preferrednottotalkabout that was five Z elI er I s Whirlwind Finish Masterful . AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) Fzy Zoeller says no one Is more surprised than he that he won the Masters golf tournament. After all, as he had heard Often enough during the week of his first Masters, "rookies don't win at Augusta," and, anyway, he never really appeared to be in contention until the very last . - minute. chance," admitted Zoeller. "It was a round that darted "Not when I was sitting at 7 out slow and ended quick," under and Ed was at 11 and we Zoeller quipped Sunday after had only three holes left to coming from six shots off the play." pace and then beating Tom Zoeller, a 27-year-old resident Watson and Ed Sneed on the of New Albany, Ind., said he second-hole of a sudden-death thinks the reason he won was playoff by sinking a six-foot because he was so relaxed. "I birdie putt. wasn't tight at in the "I didn't think I a playoff," he said. "I'd just finished playing 18 holes with Tom Watson and It felt like Just an extension of that round, "Now that I've won, it's a great feeling," Zoeller added. "But I probably won't really feel it until later. I'll probably be on cloud nine for three or four weeks." figured the folks back home in New in. Zoeller an had Albany - Sneed, who had started the day five strokes ahead of the field, still isn't sure what hit him after finishing regulation play with three straight bogeys. "I don't think there Is a lot to be said," said Sneed. "After 15 (which he birdied), I had a three-shot lead, control of tournament, and didn't feel tight. I should have won, it cluding his wife Dianne who didn't attend the Masters because she is expecting their first child In about two weeks "probably will be more excited than I am. They really got stirred up when I won my f.id tournament back In January (the San I can Imagine react to my winning the Masters." - Diego open). \ 'IV ,_ O the how they'll but ____ a,...__ 2\,\ - . .4 •. . "'S % 1111,11*11 IN HICHNIAN ... d - - 4U U$IVI V e.ez....tI.. h. LI... z_ UcIUJ UI UIC wr. shi e No one ever saw it come down at least no one among those watching on the tube. And sharp-eyed Vin Scully, who did such an excellent Job on the final wrap-up for CBS, laughingly suggested the club might eventually be sighted spinning over nearby Atlanta. Actually, the putter did come down out of sight of the camera, but Fuzzy Zoeller never did. That's perfectly all right, too, because he's having the time of his life up there in outer space somewhere. And he doesn't care if he ever sets both feet back on the ground again after the way he beat Tom Watson and Ed Sneed in Sunday's playoff to capture a title everybody kept telling him he couldn't possibly win. "I'm MIII on cloud nine and probably still will be for another three or four weeks," confessed the affable, first-time Masters' darter from New Albany, Ind. "There are so many people who would like to be In my position, so why shouldn't I enjoy myself. Listen, I have a lot of fun playing golf. It's such a pleasure to be outdoors" Zoeller, 27 years old, looked at the reporters congregated around him. "I could never do what you guys do," he said. "You have to be Indoors too much." That's the way the new Masters champ talks. Completely naturally. He acts the way. When he made that superclutch putt of his on the 11th hole, which was the second extra one In the first auddendeath playoff ever held here, after Watson and Sneed bath had inlaid chances for birdies, Zoeller jumped high and threw both hands in the air. He hugged his caddie, Jerlah "Jerry" Beard, who helped him all week long because of his unfamiliarity with the course "I felt like a blind man with a seeing eye dog" - and bubbled over to such degree, you would've thought he had just been crowned the new world heavyweight champ. One of the reasons he may have felt that way could have been because hehad won only one professional tournament previously, the San Diego Open this past January. In his four years on the circuit, everywhere he went he kept hearing he had no chance in such a blue-ribbon event as the Masters. Even after his first three rounds of 70,71 and 69, which preceded his final round 70 that put him in a 72-hole tie with Watson and Sneed, nobody gave Zoeller much of a chance. "Everybody kept telling me 'you're playing awfully well' -like I was doing something wrong," he said following his victory. "Before I won at San Diego, I was getting a whole lot of the same thing. Peonl back home weresaying In - m 'When vnti win? When you gonna wln?' Like 'if youdon'twln, we don't wanna talk to you." Zoeller has been playing golf since he was four. He fell into It rather naturally slnce his father was President of the Valley View Country Club only a5-lron shot from where helived. "Nobody. ever forced me to play golf, though," said Fuzzy whose square name in Frank Urban Zoeller and who gets his nickname from Ms Initials. "I play the game beca use I enjoy It and it's fun." - same - . i_j•.1I U7 1 L. s._ UI Seminole Pony Baseball League, sparking Marc Slade Chrysler Plymouth to a 202 victory over Tupperware. In other games, Chris Boyles doubled home the go-ahead run In McDonald's 84 win over VFW Poet 5405; Rick Hruff drew a bases-loaded walk to force home the winning run in Pools by Max's 54 win over Process Machinery Services; and Tony Golding and Bobby Burns teamed up for a threehitter as Central Florida Electric defeated Soblk's, 10.7. In Mustang games, Seminole Plaza Merchants whipped Dick Joyce Well Drilling, 14.4; Reliable Carpet stopped Jack. in-the-Box, 21-7; and Mike Bch. mit homered and Bill Lewis hurled a four-hitter as Milez Tuneup halted Financial Planning, 94. Bill's Landscaping blasted six horns runs, but dill lost to Longwood Traveler, 17-11. Paul Hatfield hit three roundtrippers while Donnie Hays hit two and Brad Bolton one. In girls Mustang softball, Skyhook Cranes downed Energy Air, 18-9, as Eileen Thiebauth and Barbara Helm had four hits each. Helm had four RBIs with Linda Childress getting three hits. O1 YCI ILLING - - .e....i.... i.. &$U& - 1 . .v 6 -* - figured he'd wind up . _ p. - p . All H . 33 . #" .- - ••• . I! - ! "surd ..nLwu IP I 'b' ~af ' • ' b - N*UIMII Curry Ponipol Oai.es Julsisi 6111111014011 Geilbill Totals 35 ! II McSa, I $ DuI.ang IS Dilts • I II I II FlaIl li filiHln. I I Strom 1143 Yotils - - - ,' . . -• .Z ' - g - '3p4 .S' - . . .3 . -- ' ' - - - ' - .. ,,4,, . ,b - ' r •. • • . •.:'j. . ' -Z. s " ItI 311-' NI 113-4 • .' i 1. "'.. -- . •. % L 4 '" A LITTLE DIRT NEVER HURT ANYONE Photos by Tom N.twI and Carl Geiger 443 4- 1 144 4-21 SLADE CHRYSLER TUPPINWARI AD I H Harmon AIIM MarrioN I31McArII, 211 342 Ingram 31f Duncan IlIFinklos I 11 Irunell, McCain MInn.cl 355 22 Abernathy Slide, slide, slide! That's the story at Five Points Field Saturday in the Seminole Pony Baseball League. Above, Magnolia Service's Craig slices Into third safely ahead of the tag by Jackson Metal's Roth. Below, Longwood's Kevin Is safe at third on tag by Forest City's Wade Ledbetter. And at left is Browning Forms pitcher Bobby Luce. ' All" - you m. 1 to Steve - -- - - -• . I ____ / ______ the tying .id go-ahead rmo. Just before OWoki'$ ' pincWilttir Tim Cos'corm singiodlo the fled rue. f um ho flings work edt" seW Detroit maner Iii Msus."IfJeyMpraleabos 'ft's y w ___ - beat - - Totals 015131 5- 2 MaDONAL Z!' As 1 N5 : All H Donlun MCKUIIIM Suffto *7153-4 - 4, - .. 1. . • - :i'; , . . I ..... Chapman _+~ I ~.,! PaIvmM Doll Hunt Simms Totals is 13I III 113 I-I 311Hotf ma,, 3 NaflI$d 333 322 312 212 1,bils 313 11 GaIdia III '' • GolllM III III gsvdWn 355 151s,js, 9i Totals 15 15 II 3 Major League Standings By United Press international National League East W L Pct. GB Montreal 5 2 .711 St. 1. 1 3 .371 1 Phila 4 3 .571 1 Pitts 4 5 .1-44 2 N.Y. .129 2 3 Chicago 1 1 7® 3 West W L Pct. GB Houston 7 3 .700 i San Fran 7 4 .636 LA. S 6 .455 2½ Cinci 5 6 .435 2' Atlanta 4 6 .400 3 San Diego 4 7 .361 3½ Saturdays Results Montreal 2, Chicago 0 Pitts burgh 7. St. Louis I Philadelphia at New York, ppd., rain San Francisco 2. Houston I Sa n Diego Cincinnati 2. night Los Angeles 6. Atlanta S. night pFcf,yp/N6 I4IPIT//ONY CH.4IIfP IN 7HE W45 /Of/YEP 7t9(/.4'44,4fE/j70fl ,gp,q,'t , - / REI4R719C4 i '/ffc7/1qftIp 70 1:/fl 70J18 1//P 17-01 . FI44WFP OFER5 01ø1/4i5. 77P 30 - Realyc,q.up$ '?/YP 'porco.q Wl71'. 11 1,r 1 *, Hf h"eZ .f 7h'' • I. ,',, poop 4'4 CO/'P I4/ ?9E W.4Y11C4 00 '"' 7/1/$ fiy C,4P/ZI?/,v6 j -- '' . I 7tfi2 OPFiE I Sunday _(_ p. / 57CChP6 _______ flu " /.. F/R7" ,/ (First garnet Phila 00011)000-371 N.Y 020 000 000 - 2 53 Ruthyen, McGraw (5) and Boone; Swan, Murray (5) and Stearns. W-Ruthven (70). LSwan (11). (Second game) PhIla 100 710030-64 I N.Y. 000 000 030- 3 60 Espinosa, Reed (I) and 040f CH,,'M,' 45 * WEtI .45 ,. - -'M6 " I W/MN1 ' :i'. Boone; Allen, Twitchell (7), Bernard (5). Lockwood (9) and Hodges. W-Espinosa (I 0). LAllen (0-1).HRs - Philadelphia, Schmidt (3); New York, MazzlIIi (2). - lv2..DatriIutrdbyKlnF,aturaS1si.at., 3 Coin 560 0(1-7) 41.10; P (4-7) I2.40; T (41- Saturday night 3 6 333 3, 31 57$ 10. First race, 3-14, 0: 2 333 3 '.bevelanc2-' (Wise !fr".CJme 02) it Chi ''41MiyjyLOr(f.' 110003000-5 70 Cleve 610 1 6 .113 Boston (Renko 00 or Stanley 0 3 Sara Gasti II 12 20 180 380 Mont 8 Ran Drop Reba 000 000 100- 1 6 1 100 3.10 West 0), II a m 2 lrusta Urquiza 6 40 1 50 Mc C I 0 t h e n and Foote; , 5j'f ire Potts 5 00 L PCI. GB Kansas City (Gura 1 0) at I Eqana Mandiola 1 80 Rogers, May (7), Schatzeder 00-111) 35 50; T42-1-S) $34.20; Time Texas 6 I .5.57 Detroit (Billingham 00), 0(2-3)31.20; p (3-2) 70.20; T 0-2130 (9) and Carter. W-McGlotheri Minn 11 11 7 2 .775 pm I) 209.00. (1-1). L-Rogers (0-1). HR- Calif 7 3 .700 ' Chicago Filth Game (Barrios 00) at Chicago, Kingman (2) K.C. S 3 .625 I' 1720 810 3 50 Toronto (Lemanczyk 00), 1 ?sasa Wally Second race,',C: Seattle s 6 155 3 m I Ramon Enrique 6,60 3 60 (10 Innings) S Revel 6.20 1 00 2.60 Chicago 2 6 .250 Mut illa Paco Seattle (McLaughlin 1 0) at 3 60 St L 001 000 0215-9 131 Oakland 6 Derbie Man 5.40 3.80 1 9 100 6' Oakland (Norris 0(1-4)33,50; P (4-1) 57.30; 1 (4-I. 0 1). 10:30 Ptsb 7 200001 1000-4 103 Dare ISO Saturdays Results pm 3)314.60. Sykes, Bruno (6), Schultz (7), 036 1700; PU-6) 25.30; T(S-6-1) Toronto 5, Kansas City 6 Sixth Game Tuesday's Games Littell (9) and Simmons; 11110; 00(2-3) 10360; Time 34.61. Cleveland at Boston. ppd.. Milwaukee at Boston 3 Ca3S Diaga II 13 10 700 3 10 Candelaria, Romo (6), Jackson Third race. 5-16, M: rain I Domingo Andre Baltimore at New York 7 50 1 00 Tekulve (9) and Nicosia. W Doll's Pumpkin 3,00 2.40 2.20 New York 4, Chicago S 7 G.ildoS MIca Chicago at Toronto 3 60 -Llttell (1-0). L-Tekulve (0.2). Pincotata 2.60 2 20 MIlwaukee 11, BaltImore 10 Texas at Cleveland 0(1-3)3320; p (3-l) 161.30; 1(31 6Mr Olsen 510 California 9, Oakland 3 7)311.00. Kansas C ity at Detroit 011-I) 4 10; P(1 1) $.10; T( 1-4-6) (First Game) Texas 7, Detroit S. night California at Minnesota Seventh Game 2060; Time 31.34. 000 301 000- 4 60 Minnesota 6. Seattle 5. night I Isasa Pecina Seattle at Oakland, night 10 40 600 3 60 San Fran 001 020000- 3 $ I Fourth race. 5. 14, D: 6 Victor Arnieta 1 70 4 60 5 Wright Counsel Richard, Sambito (7) and 1660 580 3 50 Sunday's Results 7 Irusta Paco 3 10 6 Streaker J Ashby; Montefusco. Roberts (5) Ball 5,00 3.40 000 000 002-2 7 0 0(1-6) 41 $0; P(1-4)12270; 1 0.6. I Nute Stnutt and Hill. W-Richard (30) L360 MiIw 101 000 02*-I 10 0 2) 355.20. Montefusco (I?) HR-Houston, 0(3-6) 33.00; P(S-6) 5.50; Palmer and Dempsey; Caldwell EiqhthGame J.Cruz (1). FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE T(S 6 1)21320 Time 37.32. and Moore W--Caldwell (3-0). 3 Gasti Rodolfo 150 460 320 North (Second Game) 1-Palmer (1-1). HR5--Mil. I. Pc?. 05 1 Hernan Echani: W 660 560 Houstn 200030220-9 113 Pifrnrace '.8: waukee, Hisle (3); Baltimore, Tampa 2 I 6 Apra.z Enrique 47 510 San Fm S Ha Room 1 50 7720 14.60 560 Winter I 000 Murray (I) 2 667 0(1-3)25.40; P (3-I) 101.40; T (3.1 Dunedin 2 Honey Scott Andular and Bochy; Griffin, I 2 333 3 20 2 60 N.Y. 000 103M -6 100 lakeland 6) 475,10. 2 1 Starliten I 331 I Coleman (6), Curtis (5) and 1 60 Chicgo 002 110001 -3117 St Pete Ninth Game I 2 333 Sadek. W-Andujar (I-C) 0(2.5) 30.20; P(S-2)S70; T(S-2I) 1Figueroa, Gossage 7 Enrique (9) and South 15.20 3.20 380 Griffin (0-1). 5)0.20; Time 3$.77 HRS-Houston, Proly Daytona Bch Munson; 2 I 667 Baumgarten, 8 APraiz 610 380 J.Cuz (2). Sixth race, 3.I4 A 2 I 667 (6) and Nahorodny. W-Flgue FiLauderdale S Hernan 3 00 Myers 8 Big Favor 2 I 667 1020 11.00 3.60 roa (I-i) L -Proiy (0-2). HR- Fort 0(2-5)60.00; P (2-5) 227.40; T (25 Miar", I 2 333 I S Dr it's Cop (First lame) 460 3.40 New York, Beniquez (I). 35540 West Palm 1 2 333 I Cinch Jess in Time 000 001 011 -3 105 1.10 Sunday's Gamut Tenth Game San Ogo 030 002 lox-6 @11 Cleve St Petersburg 7 Tampa 4 0(5-5) 37.40; P14-5) 33100; 1114.31 isasa Urqul:a 010 oo - 1 92 1860 17.40 6.10 Winter Haven II Dunedin 2 Norman, Tomlin (7) I) 1,171.40; Time 31.74 Borbon Bosin 223 002 50* 3 Sara Rodotfo II 13 1 5.80 3.60 Daytona Beach 7 Lakeland $ (7) and Bench; Jones. D'AcSeventh race, 5-16, B: Paxton, Reuschel (7), Barker S Vicandi Wally Fort Myers 6 Miami 3.20 qulsto (6) and Tenace. W' I Davina 1460 910 1 60 (5), Hood (7), SpilInet' (7) and Fort Lauderdale Watt Palm Beach 7 0(3-7) 5200; P (7-3)170.10; T (1.3. Jones (2-I). 1-Norman (0-7). Alexander; Eckersley, 3 Bossy Scott 1260 4.20 Today's Games 3)31510. Drago HR-Cincinnati, Morgan (1). 6 Dey West Palm beach at Fort Myers 3.10 (7) and Allenson. W--Eckersley Eleventh Game tort Lauderdale at Miami (Second game) 0(13) 55.50; P( 1-3) 204.30; T( 1-3(21). L-Paxton (01). HRI Dmunco Casts II 1540 460 5 40 6) 2,034.40; Time 31.41. Lakeland at Tampa CincI 010 021 000 715 1 Boston. Lynn (4). 6 Vcandi Mndiola Winter Haven at Daytona Beach 3.80 3 80 San Dpo 020 030 000 5 4 1 St Petersburg a t Dunedin 4 Sara Diaga II 5.40 LaCoss, Capilla (5), Borbon Eighth race, 3-14, B: ICC 060 020 010 - 12 187 011-4) 41.20; p (1-4)102.60; 1(1.4(6). Tomlin (9), Bair (9) and Trnto 6 New Option 2150 11 40 4 60 031 100 200 10 16 1 Correll; Lolich, Lee (6), Finkrt Sugftean 520 310 Gale, Throop (4), Mingorl 1)237.10. Twelfth Gam Game gers (6), Mura (I) and Fahey. 7.60 Rodriguez (7), Hrabosky I HernanEchani: 19 10 1080 3 20 I Jivin Jake W-CapIlla (1-0) L-Lee (0 - 1). 0(6 I) 1140; P16-11) 115.30; 1(4-I(9) and Porter; 3 Isasa Gondra Huffman, 4.80 3.00 DAYTONA BEACH HRs-Cincinnati, Foster (2). 3) 123 ID; Time 31.3$ Jefferson (2), WillIs (5), 2 Ramon Wally SATURDAYMATINEE 220 Murphy (I), Freisleben (I) and 0(1-3)33.60; P11.3)157,20; T (1.3 First Game Allan? 30000 322 1110 1 Ninth race, '.1: Cerone. W- Rodriguez (2-0). 1 1 Irusla Pradera 1120 1170 600 2)756.50 L. A. 100 001 200 I 10 1 I Honey Wilde 660 3.40 760 -Murphy (7-1). A - 3.426; Nandle $194,543. HR-Toronto, 3 Duran Diaga Ii 600 1.60 Solomon, Garber (6) 8Cee C indy and 110 310 Catty (3). 8 Domingo Anca 720 Murphy; Hooton, Hough 2 My Name's Scott , 1 00 0(3-4) 44.60; T (4.3.5) 1,094.20. Rautihan (9) and Ferguson. W 0(1.5) 17.60; P(l.$ 35.10; TI 1-1.2) Del 001000307- 11130 Second Game -Solomon (1-1). LHooton (I157.00; Time 35.75. Texas 100 320 000 - 6 110 7 Duran Mandiola II 80 1260 11 70 1). HRs-Atlanta, Boenell (i); Young, Burnside (5) and I AnanoAndre 1260 380 Los Angeles, Thomason (1). SANFORD.ORIANoo Ta'nth race, 5.)4,TA May, Parrish (7), Wockenfu3s Victor Gerardo 760 Saturday matinee 3 Dr it's Fast Today's Games 3 40 320 3.40 (9); Corner, Lyle (7), Kern (9), 0(1.1)43.40; P(1-1) 15170; T(1.1. First race, lMr Buckingham (All Times 1ST) 550 3.10 Rajsich (9) and Sundberg. W- 4)341.00; 00 (4-7) 59.50. 516, 0: Chicago (Krukow F Mr. Manager 0-0) 1_so at Burnside (70) 1-Lyle (I-I) Third Game 8 Elusive Evertt Montreal (Lee 0.0), 1:33 pm, 28.60 21.20 100 O(23) 10.20; P(3-2) 2550; 1(3.2.7) HRs Detroit, Kemp (2); 6 Gondra 21.60 780 600 F Kirk Day 160 2.10 10610; Time 31.04. Philadelphia (Keel 0-0) at Texas, Jorgensen W, Gamble I Trani 7 40 560 7 Jerry Jones Pittsburgh (Blylev en 0 1), 7:35 E leventh race, $.I 6, C: (7), 8 Hernan 8 00 P.M. 0(7-I) 13.20; 1(1-7.2) 1,415.00; 1 Flitter Day 2120 160 260 0(1-6) $300; P14-I) 1 14-30; 1 (4-I Time 31.40 Houston (ForIch 2-0) at Los Calif I Bob's Kick 310 480 100 123007 -$ Ill 5) 6,232.40 Second race, S- 16, C: Angeles (Sultan 1 7 Mark A Life g-1), 10:30 p.m. O 280 000010000 - I S Fourth Game lCarry Cap Tuesday's Games 1400 700 320 0(1-1) 32.20; P111-1111 37500; 1(7.1. Tanana, D. Miller (I) and 4 Imusta Olano 920 1.50 901) 7WrightAssoclate New York at Montreal 1000 550 2) S35-40; Time 31.41. Downing; Keough, Heaverlo 2 Egana Arca 4.00 3.00 I Bunsen St. Louis at Chicago 340 (6), Lacey (9) and Newman. W 3 Camasa Arleta 4.20 Philadelphia 0(2-I) 10.50; P(I-7) 223.40; 1(5.3. at Pittsburgh, -Tanana (1-2). L-Keough (0Twelfth race. '*C: 0(24) 3440; P (4.2) 53.10; T 114-2I) 573.40; Time 31.4. night 7 Bonded Lady Il 10 5.20 3.90 fl. HR5-Callfomnia, Carw bIt; 3)303.00. Minneola Rhoda Atlanta at Cincinnati, night i so 5 00 Oakland, Dilone (1). Fiftboame TIIIrdraCe,S.I4.M: Houston at Los Angeles, night ôDavePear 2.60 S Gasti Enique 11.40 3.50 3.10 6 Time Box 7.10 3.40 260 San Francisco at San Diego, Minn 0(23) 31.70:P12-31 215.40; 142.3. 301 35) 050- 15701 2 Oscar Paco 1.70 3.20 1 KJ's Ann night 5.50 100 6)232.60; Time 34.55, Seattl III 000 300 - 6 124 1 Mutilla Gondra 5.00 4 Jeff Coil A -3,313; HandleS 215,153. 3.00 o Os mA!' - sr.J. W.eiar; 0(7-3) 2S20.nU.2 10I,43.tS3. American Less"---. -; P(I 46.2Citt 175) Abbott, Pnvle' (1), Parrott 1)313.70. by UMtod Press International Time 3203. (SI, Mitchell (7). Vasquez (9) Sl*thGame last Fourthrac,,s.l4,: and Co,. W-Koosman (2-0). L S Hernan Diaga 11 11.20 5.00 5.60 JCampaigner WL Pct. GI 1170 3.104 00 --Aboot$ (1-1) HRS-Seattle, 6 Sa ra Fernan Mllw 6 2 750 17.60 5.00 2 Dear Darcy 400 2 2.05) 0 Stein (2), Cox (2). Roberts (2); 4 Vicandi Andre Boston 4 .667 1 60 S Essie Express 300 Minnesota, Norwood (7), CubN.Y. 0(6-807330; P (5-6) 17520; 1(56'" 0(7-3) 2550; P(3.3) 101.40; 113-2. bag* (1), Morales (1). 4) 441.60 Toronto 4 4 300 2 3)320.00; TIme 31.10 Seventh Gam. Fifth race, 516,0: Today's Games Baltimore Detroit -- w - - p Minors - C. P1*. Al I H ELECTRIC III AIRN GillIspI. McMama,a Baseball - By United Press International fled with superstars like Guy swept Atlanta In two games to In case some of the NH!.. Lafleur, Larry Robinson, advance to the quarterfinal. ),pefuls have forgotten, the Jacques Lemaire and Ken While Montreal engages the Montreal Canadlens still own Dryden, nevertheless can play Maple Leafs, the Islanders will the Stanley Cup. And they can hockey. He scored two goals in remain busy trying to establish get mighty testy about giving It the Stanley Cup-clinching victo- a dear superiority over Chica. up, too. ry over Boston last season. He go. "Throughout the week we represents a constant reminder Jai Alai That, of course, amounts worked real hard," forward that everyone in the Canadlen what the Islanders felt about Mario Tremblay said Sunday, lineup can play to champion- the Le Leafs last season. And then discussing Montreal's quar- ship level. cainea Seven-game fan,ending terfinal series with the Toronto That's something for all clubs with Lenny McDonald's goal in Maple Leafs that begins to. to-keep ln mind when they open Overtime. But the Island s er night. their respective quarterfinals. resolved to do better this year, Dog Racing "We had good workouts and Chicagow1llbeattheNewy andthey did. we used them to revise our Islanders, Pittsburgh at Center Bryan Trottler J, plays and especially the power Boston, and the New York league In points and right wing ply," he continued. "We also Rangers at Philadelphia. Mike Bossy scored 69 goals, hadfourteammeetingaandwe Montrealmuetfind a wayto most In this league. Der" are ready." neutralize the aggressiveness PotVin the second became only Tremblay, though ot classi- of Its traditional rival, which NH!.. defenseman In history to score more than 100 points In season Islanders Islaii feel confident. Dark horses abound. delplia, with many players 3 from its double-Cup winner a few years back, could surprise. And theRangersclalinthey can HOPKINTON, Mass. (UP!) raçgs triple crown Ms. thebest Phl!!p.BOetofl, In `- Thill elite Of the 1011164111UM160 -- '_Biston, New York aid theflnals the pedtwo .essons, running world, led by record- eventso represents a threat. But the holder and defending champion To darters have completed Iilaiislsrs and Canadians figire Bill Rodgers, lines up today for marathons In 2:12 or loss, a as the dronged teems since s the world's oldest and most time good enough to have won they own the strongest famous foot race: the Boston all but this of the previous statistics. Marathon. Boston races. They have rivalry, too. The Weather forecasters Other top contenders were Islanders bat outMontreslon Predicted overcast skies and New Zealand's Kevin Ryan, the lad day of the semon for the temperatures in the 40. with a Finland's Eda Tikkanen, NHL regular..eason title. 40 percent chance of rain Randy Thomas the Greater In regular-season games In Ideal weather for the r unners. Boston Track a* Entiend's the World Hockey WASHDAY DROPOUTS Weick 2-4-10; Ralph Jordan 5610; Iem, Other Highlights : Jerry Cooper 172-166 161, Ellen Westfall Vvanda Ross 510; Ted Foote 27; Pat Thefle1dfor th.$&-dr*ivsh Holbrook. Turkey, Cathy Doyle Trevor Wright and Den Km' Q%30bICdfSat.dCincümaU4.2, 152 131, Arlene Colter ISO Standings: Whiz Kids; Hooks & PatVallnte4.7;OflGrann,man s.7; Turkey, Star- Jerry Holbrook High Ser ies: Kathy C000per 499, Of $.m1e, 369-yard ra from winner of the Honolulu Edenol*onbsstNewEugland4- Curves; Hits S Misses; Block Gus Reindl 5-6; Helen Kiilberg 56. 4174. Ann Medley 455, Liz Blackburn 555, l ad WIIUIIpI( tIlillied 8W. Busters; Shamrocks; Splitters; 10, 3-10; Dan Burton 310; Mable Hophimdon to Boston's Prislen- Mes-athon. RUCKS CUSTOM CATERER' 5t3rc Kirkgard 49. Ding Bats; Alley Cats; Nomads; Plthoud 3-70; Barbara Knesel 3-10; __ Us! Center included a record The winner receives a laurel m11 11 hi ovsetlms 54. Converted Splits: Kathy Cooper 3it Gogetters; Gladys Granneman 310; Ted 7,840 offIcial entrants from the wreath, a gold modallion aid NirIi.: 4, $ers * Standings: Carefree Florist, 10; Sylvia Huhn 3-70; Evelyn Sex Symbols; Duffess; Makeups; Puckett 3-10; Mary Augusto 3-10; Docks Appliance, Samt,os, 85W Serraes 3-10-1. UnIted State. and 36 foreign thefIrdpat of beef dewtis Pins, Gordon Lamb 3-10; Ed Knnei Serge Bitter and Richard Sun 3-10 Market, Irenes Beauty Shop, Other Highlights: Liz Black burn High Games : Judson Lightsey twice. nations. Up to 2,000 unofficIal given to all lIdl,f5, Iadur$cotedhithefirstpsriod 223; Towers Beauty Salon, Besnices High League Average 163. Star of 7)3; Adrian Other Highlights : Judson Beauty Salon, Siumburlte entries well also expected to week Sharon Kirkgard * SI pins. Manf. Gayle Barton, the ___ defending to_____ give Qieiuie a lScOnd$Iace Ross 307; Ted Foote 303; Marvin Lightsiy was bowler of High Games: Liz Blackburn 713 4,Igsu ll..aI.dI fIJ, McNutt M. Jim Arroyo 300; .10. high Game fl3. saci.t S54 his hans. _____ lake nart before the imed 157, Sharon Klrkgard 140.137. 177, Ferrer 753: Frank Greco 150; notes had ses'u Ted Foote 492, Illlo at spectators who will field of 517 women which In. Ibisi"4 at 0:10 and 10 Martin Hansen Carolyn Belts 154-163, Linda Downer ' 153; Gertrude Tn.idie Lightsey 477 and Ruth Foote ni the rote. dialed Hoolobdu wimer and minutes later, Leduc beat Ligotley 152; Joe Weick 151; Mike 354 making a total 011515 scratch 110-151, Kitty Bray 154, Norma Wagner 130.157, Ann Medley 160.154, lurks Ill; Den Burton 150; Verne (with hdcp) 2370. The woollier conditions favor local favorite Patti Lyons of St11*t godie M1 Dion. Dottie Palmer 161155, Gladys Doyle p 150; Tad ,, CARDINAL hi sirlone rinser. and could Quincy, Mass. Defending O5srs 4, WhiNe 1 150130, Sylvia Huhn 153, Kathy Bauder 176; Barbara Kniw( 171; l ab staBodon Mirathon three Wayne Winnie Spencer 16$; Gladys dmpionG.os'gsMaylsda Rookie sensation Standings: Lucky Strikes, 4l'g4 of 36 ,kkkmfr icord. Rodgers set the cured scri4 goals aid Grann.man 16$; Margaret Biakely Truckers, Jarheads, Black Gunions, 1; Mary McPherson 166; Mencha word of 2:00,10 in 1575. ted on another to or Goddard 743; Mickl Lang 163; Helen All In the Family, Red Birds, Home Stool marathoners who start 15 Grown, Whatever? Rodgers and Tothlhlko Soko, • of the fs4, EilkI101111111111111. New England, loser Klilbsrg 161. High Games . Earl Close 176; ho bade a 40.mber Jape. High Series: Judson Llght$iy SN; Ina divoni, however, the d II of Its lad ]sal Angie Curtis 175; Je-ry Weaver 155; Mervin MCNUSP 54$; Joe Ferrer $33; Carmen Monti 133; e d.lag.&Lri head a poep of thence for Gobli upset always Mdliii lbS IIdU' IIMOA Mac Mckibbcn $20; Dan Burton 525; 154; Clara Ripley 135;Rodney Charlie Mail who have completed 1gej the hilly auu, in fosuth place. Marlin Hansen $19; Mike Burke 304; 130; Claudia lenivento 50. Richard Adrian Ross; TN Fools 152; Jim Salmon .mwathmn In 2 heirs, 36 1511 when ad bli Jets 1, :lii; Emily Holbrook1)5; 1 0 A,TOYQ 150; Joe Welch 152; Frank Cathy Doyle 160; Louis McGlasIIing or less an gathering record on a cool day Peter Sullivan scored his Grocs 445; GirIsuds LiehtIiy Q7; 143; ArIes Robinson 137; Jerry usçrecsdeded In the Frank Shorter, the 1072 Ncsndgoelofthegemdl:N Margaret liakely 451; WInnIe Holbrook 161; Nancy Maloy 110. Spencer 455; Helen Kill" 454i of the sport. Olympic çh.sp1• will . of High Series: Earl Close 439; Ann. EMWM )feef Basjd' 446; Mindie Goddard ClIrtis 455; Carmen MonlI 370; Clara órolled byiiodgsrsasiis tempt to become the first nian Will piMS in thi WHA. The Barbers Knewi 432; Gladys rnpley ; Emily Holbrook 333; tired, ran the faith ever to win hUb an Olymgk Jets, ubo r-'--ud tires rims Grennesnin us; Mary MC1111iftirsen Jerry Hoibrosk Ii?; Rodney God, 415 d time of 137$ in wimlag tithe .4 the bsdan ems, ahead of fouthplace New 3; Nancy Meloy 314. Converted Splits : Cindy MenU 5.7, t,)'abauka Maed ad er 01111 111111111111 Sh'd led 'nd. seed 1"u'e I the Caawvted Spills: CIII Dean 41-li Cathy Doyle 45, m4 $en nj Driving Rodgers of road Is Ms first Boston rue. BodM5durduy. Al LI$sw43'7: RvI$ POOls 371/ Jes to VFWSIO5 5ARL S Ranger J 73 0 10 ?05 80 J Zuni Arca Ii 40 eoo i I Cam 6 40 400 7 Ramon Arrieta 560 300 1 40 IEQa,ia Pecna ----,,,Olt S) 1110; PU-I) 347.40; T(S•i Q (3-7) 3)40; P (3-1) IS.S0;T(3.7I) h 1,013 *O, Tme 3I.74. 20 Eighth Game S'vth race. 5-74. A 8 Oscar Gondra 1120 660 1 3 Dr ifs I-b 4 00 300 300 3 Zuhi Enrique 10 70 6 Boston Nancy 100 320 7 Apras: Wally 3 80 I L L Hobert 500 0(3-1)4140; P (43) 13200; T (1-3 0(34) 14.10; P(3-4) 31.10; T(3-4-I) 1) 7) 15700 11540: Time 31.41 Ninth Game S Echan,: 1440 870 360 Seventh race. 3-14. C: 2 Gasti 610 140 8 Lorded 1050 7 10 320 8 Mu? ha 2 6 3 Proud Affirmed 420 300 QU.S 12.40: P (5-2) 57.50: T (S2 ranko 360 II 45340 00-111 3410; P11-3) 171.30; T(I-3 Tenth Game 4) 328 20; Time 31.44. 8 Isasa Olano 16 20 1080 5 00 I Hernan Paco 580 210 Eighth race. 3-14, B: 6 Ramon Badola 10 Love Choice 1460 600 3 20 0(10)3000; P (Il) 156 10; T (S-IS Power Cap 600 3 10 S) S5S. 07 Norma Crash 3 00 Eleventh Game 0(1-5) 31-60; P14-5t 57.20; T(4-5.7) 2 Irusta Gastl II 1540 440 720 21060; Time 31.50. 7 Carasa Badola 560 370 6 Trans Arca 360 Ninth race. S-li, B: 0(2-7)37.20; P (2-7) 52.70; T (27 1 Adair Scott 7820 610 360 6) 1.214.20. 7 Which Way Isup 1000 1300 Twelfth Game Si K do s 6 60 8 Apraul Echani: 8 20 7 60 8 80 OIl 7) 1S3 20- P1111-7) 550.40; 1(1.7Badoha 840 720 ______ 2,139. 40; Toms 31.41. Ri?iiTh DI1ã Tent race,ill. B: 0(3-5) 45.20; P (IS) 724.40; T 3 Nearly 160 240 2 20 2)247 00 5 Anna's Best 8 80 3 60 A - 2,20; Handle 6 Ctsampuon Bill 2.10 SATURADAY NIGHT 0(3-3) 33 $0; P(3.3) 67.20; T(3-5-6) First Game III 00; Time 31.53. 1 Duran Pradera II 10 610 520 Eleventh race, 3-14.0: 3 Tram Gerardo 5 20 4 80 15 60 5 20 3.40 I Carasa Andre 1 40 HD's Whiz 27.20 6.20 0 (3-4) 41.60; T (1-3.1) 253.00. 5 Two Stroke 300 Second Game 0(6-7) $3 00: P(7.4) 150.20; T(7-4I Arano Fernan Il 20 7.00 100 $ ) 632.20; Time 31.72. 2 Domingo Orardo 5.10 380 Twelfth rice. 3.D: 6 Galdos Duaqa Ii 560 2 Rozema 22, 80 11.10 1 60 0(1.2) 36 40; p11-2)137.70; T (1-2S Communicate iso 3 20 6)255.40; 00 (4-1) 227.70. 6 E lux ive Emma 3 10 Third Game 0(2 3) 37.40; P112-5) 114.30; T(3-SI Sara 12 00 6 80 4 50 6)1,27720 Time 35.30. Vicandi 1060 600 A-3,163: Handle $255,030. by Alan Mover - Series In Opener 335*4-3I Tuppsara McDonsiors • IWnIs - lie hIlls I239- C. Fla- IIotrlc 11 411111 111 114 III Ill- 4 244 )Is-14 23$ i-Il $s.imslsPlua , ' • • ,..... .., '.- PIOCISS oos.s By MACHINERY MAX *11)1 Thonifu. 311 Ms,lsg Jassge 411 McOrIw - German fIgt4Ing to determine who Is the No. 1 challenger for Larry Holmes, the champion of the World Boxing Council. Nusfey Miller McWIllIams Fraser 41* III 3II 355 10, California ripped Oakland 81 and Minnesota I.miv3er.d sesttis lU , • •.4.(4o.a .,. ; -' ____;' .".---% _ -;;_- 1'. HStIRCR Process Machinery 7,840 Runners Set For Boston Race 311 311 411 iii IS II 411 3 $5 II IS a Ii - ____ 1124 Ill $35 5-4 III III 5-1 the goahead nm in the eighth hv'Ing, than scored on Clljg H'5 third lit, helping Ed Rodriguez, 24, own the vie- aha . Ieuwraylma __ ___ . wa Name the most under. p1ldz.d player In the Nation. at League. U you guessed Jose Crue of the Bowton Adios, you win a kiwpiedol 1 31-yesrold of.lder of the Houston Adios has been one of the mote coneleteut tiittoti In the Na___ tional League f three he has nova maw the *1111w teem and has received little uftd MtwtIon bscas he 5001 about We profemicn in methodical fI)jIfl without a lot of fanfare. HinWeds,thoih,da not go mticsd by Ms t'%M's or rival t triseing litter in the NLled se wigsj$ average, in cev1dir.4 one of the more doagem clutch mom inthagems. Lad year, for omeapie, he hit edy 10 bOII r , but five of them ilthit tied the score, put the Mtreaab.4firgoo4orwo the gems. He de'eNtrsted his clutch. - many runs In a game, you have tobelucky," was all Cruz would say about his performanc. His quid manner lion. reason why he receives such little notoriety for his achIevements. The Astros, who in past years have faltered badly at the Mart of the lemon, have won seven of their first lO games to grab first place In the NL Wed. rims In the eighth on a two-nm double by Ken Belts and tied the acreIn the nInihonsiuigi by pincWiu.r Carbo, Tempw to and Ted Simmons. Cabs 4 Esps I Dave Kingissa cracked a two-nan hams, and 8111 Bucha. erdiovi In two runs to back Lynn Mctliotlue's six-lit pit& IN and bed the Cto first victory of the now The Braves U, Deters 4 Expos, had one off Barry Bonnall and Jerry M W loolo. IMM from Watri c Royder each drove in three runs to spark the Braves' victory over the Dodgers. Paèeas4, Rods $7 Bconsll lit a two-run home and Reliever John D'Acqulato. singled hUne a rim. Roydur douhIdInapak.of nn to drove In a nan with a sacrifice spark the Padres to victory. fly and added a two-nm double. flinai.us lit a two-run homer Dick Ruthien and Tug for 105 AngelO., McGraw combined an an ol hittar in pitching the PMles to ca.h 7, ftew $ victory in the fled PW ad' Bernie Carbo's sacrifice fly Nine Espinosa, p4th agand a three-nm double by Keith Ms fhrst Hirnandes l'#'IgM.d a five. with Ron Road rue 101h iradq that carried the on hitter In leading Cardinals to victory over the ao victory I Pirates. The Ceidinahs got two __ five .-_--___. --___-ó._ ö.__ __________ ________ - _-e-_ ___.. - - MONTH ~'.. -1 - ' -...... - JWINO NIGHTLY 8 P.M. ________ Gediy ______ _____ ____ on !44ed - 111 '- -. FINAL ______ as _,....,_ Kegler's Kom' or _ ______ ___ _____ ' - ______ _ _______ ___ "When you delve in thut long, ' _______ I __ of - run lilting again Sunday by delving In eight ime Ina double-header Inh,ngthoAdrostoa44,114 sweep of the San Francisco GL Chis lit a two-nm homer In the first gems to help JR. Richard toMsUirdvictory without doled, end he biochad In six more runs In the sigcap witbah'mn,r.4twosIngIssin h.lpüig Josquin Andujar to his first victory at the yes'. Andujar allowed ody hits lntheescendgam. In going the ______ _________ Cruz Drive In - 8 Runs _ ':, -1 losS Manila III I• Huff III ay Totals Oallsway Totals 4 MlcheyRMndoiiiledjnthe for TorvMowhIth got a solo pj home _ y, then scored an Ran. dolpWs sths, J flisiqana Auth 3, L's 1 &infl Doming ft jjg hfthordhomorasaYasb,s, d Rod n beeho so 1S a Ed 149 got the win sodMike Prely, with bar lila, Including lii first 1'QIflIF d four RBI, K took the lees. lg cailtornia to its Mh , OrMse * straight victory. Frank Mike Caidwell Jim Tanena, 14, wed seven hmlnge p.i .4 gave up four hits, Including a svn-' ran We dft of NW&M ko. byMlguelDUai.Mett Kao, 54, took the loss. nüs to . pei,, t Imisws toi*, TAN Jose Morass a erue be'n.t and Willie Norwood and Miha CubbNe Mkd sets Wads Sm u, bam 4 rid swkm dwe in am to race a am Miack ad f5 and hW Lym N his helped Mimisda C'çI* a t UIrSSUDS aw1' fowth home r in uport of Abbott, 1.1$ the fled of Deeds Echarelsy, 34 . • flveMu*nerpIdiws, "fib I 1s3 at ne imp ks Jerry Kosoman s his JSbo WuthUl 'hVI.d hems ISC.4 drd^ deIila- - Thumas zu.e.a Kopsulia Lamy311 Bridges .-. us Canad'ie ens, Leafs 21 I n " Is MARK; ANTHONY! "' - Joyce off" 'wmer. WIhNimWell 1W loft In and Crew woeld ad have hit. And It in win Otis uietwtsd.. lo odwOmeit,ftNm York Yankees the Chicago White Sa $4, Mllwae held off Baltimore 44, lamis hammered Cleveland 144, Kansas Oty hiNted Ibtedo 11 41 r Hawthorn. I 2 1 1o5mp I I 1555 • GistIsy 3:: 21Winters 2 Slilfey 4 13 lsr,sr 36: Parker I I I $olliday 2 Hodges 'LIckti too Snyder t 15 Wsavst elf Totals 24 4 1 3 II 1 ww / mM' s ... /( -- I•I 1i Qvlil.y Rangers Finally Lose .-. to AIIN A@ ill I , Holcombe 3 15 3 2 2 Parrish 443 Swiiwt,ari 3 2 3 LsPalla 444 3SSioteIt SMa 444 S.n.r III MCC$IIR 333 Js4farlss 2 I I D'OInta 2I2 Sen,sr 3I2Hwr 413 MIIIsq 2 0 I Williams 2 is Gorman I I I money 3II Gorman I 1 I Pr.smmh, 2l I Sands, I I) IlIckid., 21 1 Payne III want III Frsonisn lIlSoafelt III Totals 24 111 Totals 34 3111 Miller a% . -..' IIUARLI CARPET Jack-In -TI*lox loliabis Carps$ . -' JACK-IN. TNI.IOX P1l$ By Mac -- quarters playoff over .. J' r- • . • % .. Tate Meets Knoetze On June 2 Well, the Texas Rangers toM a game. More precisely, their new bullpen did. I'll tell YOU what iippaid to Lyle end Kern," Texas Manager PM CaTala said Sunday night after the Detroit rsacored.evsnnmsin th, nl*ü Iivüi for an 114 "They we l''ian being,. We just led the gems. going to happen mwand than." Sparty Lyle and Jim Kern, both ac ired In o-eeeen trades reprised hops for the Time Rangers. U they prodiacoo Time can say goodbye to Its bullpen wow. U not "When live by the bui," said KEn, "Yes we gothg to dleby thebn" Sod1wtecsrdiigthree wins and two seven hetwes than', they both felled keday. Lyle, sudirIng the flM14miahe faced this season, gave vp a thr..erua homer thing, got WN =114111411 114111411Ths key biowla the sidhwall a two-nm AV* by pincb'hit$.r Phil Muabowid, who aiusd IA its we 1. ' NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Mmstho, Bophuthatswana, In American heavyweight John southern Africa, promoter-11b Tate will fight South African Arum says. boxer KallIe Knoetze June 2 in Tate and Knodze will be - fact, 1111111111 144 JIiss next 144 MlIexTw*Up Financial Plan Sinks Hawks By 14 to the round of the playoffs which begins Tuesday night 121 Seattle. LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) bounds In the final period, while "I just hope by Tuesday For three and a half of Dandridge hit 12 points. Those we've got a little bit left," West their NBA game Sun- two had more points In thee said. "We don't have much time day, the Atlanta Hawks fourth quarter than did the to prepare." managed to stay with the entire Atlanta team, which hit Abdul-Jabbar led the Los Washington Bullets. only 5-of-23 field goal attempts. Angeles attack with 20 points, In Steve Hawes' Jump ,,In the fourth quarter, Adrian Dantley added 26 and shot with 5:40 left in the first hitliepoiseandmaturltyto g Jamaal Wilkes 23. David game of the Eastern ConferE (Hayes) and Dandridge," Thompson, who missed the ence semifinal series put the Washington Coach Dick Motta final shot of the game, led Hawks ahead 8513. But those said. Denver with 28 and Dan Issel were the last points Atlanta was And getting the ball to Hayes,, had 24. to score for more than four said Atlanta Center Dan Suns 101, Trail Blazers 91 minutes while the Bullets Roundiield, made all the dlfWalter Davis, who scored 23 pumped In six straight baskets. ference. points, led a Phoenix rally The Hawks' cold spell, "I try to keep him from which brought the Suns from combined with some timely getting the ball as much as eight po ints down In the fourth field goals by Elvin Hayes and possible, but you're not going to quarter to victory Port- Bob Dandridge, gave the shut off Elvin Hayes," said land. Phoenix now opens the defending league champs a 103-. Roundfield, who led the Hawks Western Division semifinals at 89 win and a 10 lead going into with 24 POWs. Kansas City Tuesday night. Tuesday's second game at Roundfleld sparked a secondDavis led the surge which Capital Centre. quarter rally that took the saw the Suns move from a 7648 Hayes scored eight of his 31 Hawks from a 42-30 deficit to a deficit to an 82-76 lead with points and grabbed five re 44-42 lead !!1 . 3 21 13 1 11VT7 money 3 :: it itTotals S0IIl($ MillIons MIS Sunday, choosing to look ahead 24 1 Totals22 I ~~, 11111111 •••• : :: yway." Experience lie I II Davis ' AD I N 39 1 Abney 31 4 Nelms Joyce Wilson for ---- - 34 3 McCulIugIi !!!S.n11._ McFarm ..:.j. SIMINOLI PLAZA , FINANCIAL PLAN Al Ii N Al 1 N Cola -ø-.m .• - in always does, so ScIlmit KYW • . ,V . "i I , . . Hobby Hatton pitched a UII WIUW$ . -. n •.j.I4e.. . - . -. ..of never • ' ' 's... AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) The millions of television viewers watching Fuzzy Zoeller become the first modem-day rookie to win the Masters never saw what happened after he sank that $50,000 birdie six-footer on the second hole of sudden-death and -- op. - is "I really wasn't thinking about catching Ed," he said. "I was just trying to keep up with Tom. I pretty good, he I'd be okay If I stuck with him." MILEX TYNE-UP . .. .b .. .,. • ..... - •• _."'p•" -' '-Cl.& 't - .: '' '''"' -'- --- . .-... 'I1•. JL: UI.'" II&IIa While Sneed's game was collapsing, Zoeller, who got Into his first Masters by winning at San Diego for his initial PGA victory in four years on the tow, picked up the stroke he needed to catch playing partner Watson and former leader Sneed by making a lOfoot birdie putt at the next to last hole. Sporft ... ..Hatton 3 -H itter Sp' arks S/ - ade Parade . Boies 1 I il...,, 1.. ..e, just didn't lppcn. it will be tough to forget. I'll just have to put it out of my mind." Monday, April 16,1979-7A v 4*61 I 4 :i.T ;1 i _,M.. .. _. . Monday, April 1, 7t Herald, Sanford, Ft. - - _____ ______ I :. :'j 3b - �&4--Evening Harald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, April 1, 17 OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, April u, 17,-1B IAdA They Came To A Roast; Guess Who Got Burned.? BSP CHAPTER GIVES UP GIFT Linda Morris, Ways and Means chairman of Xi Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma f'hi, shows a painting. "Raccoon," done by Artist Faye Slier who donated the work of art to the chapter in the interest of Its con. tinuing service. The painting will he on display at Flagship Bank of Seminole (Downtown Sanford) on April 20 and 27. A drawing will be held on. April 2M based on $1 donations. For information call iIrs. Morris at :122-4634. S 0. $229 I2. I 1$. .% rj • , • - $1', in a change in procedure, those who came to the testimonial-roast for Rep. Robert Hattaway (D) were surprised to find they were the ones to be roasted. S , brother Downer is in con- taking in as many of the area struction, with an eye to college attractions as time permits. in the near future. : ..: '. • The gentlemen are here to Sunday morning I decided to ••• k take advantage of the sunny "sleep in". A knock came on the tft weather during the Easter door. Groggy with sleep, •' vacation. They are the off- unkempt hair and bare feet. I The fun event was held at the spring (It very close friends of went to the door. Altamonte Vs Civic Center the Ashs. -. Surprise! i and was soonsored by the It was two dear friends I Seminole County Democratic Her sister Cathie Ann Eleanor and Waymon Snell of hadn't seen in two years. . Executive Committee, celebrated a birthday last Meadowlark, are enjoying a Pearl and Murray Mullen of .. : Rep. Hattaway and his wife month. visit from relatives from Cape Revere, Mass., were in Florida and helpmate Peggy sat on the Cod, Mass. Mary and Tim to attend a family wedding. stage, each at the end of a very Betty and Claude Ash of the Nelson and daughters Cathie Since they were staying in Port " long table, separated by ferns, Ranchiands are enjoying a visit and heather are on their fit Orange, they "decided to stop and watched as the 200 or so from Robert and Downer trip to the Sunshine State. by to say hi". They are doing "the tourist Democrats, (and a few Spencer of Louisville, KY. __________________________________ ltwaslovelytospendtheday Republicans) were roasted Robert is a senior at Blitt bit", and have already been to with such nice people. I enjoyed master of ceremonies Gene Central High School, and Disney World, and plan on every minute of it. . Duffy and his cohort Rod Cable, ' chairman of the Executive Corrunittee. No one was considered Herald Photo by Tom Netsel -"sacred" and all those chosen A took the roasting In the spirit 10:30 intended. 12:00 3iiiII7' i2 © ALL STAR SECRETS (!)BIG VALLEY A woman • The spotlight was then turned (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT deserts her three children EVENING on the guest of honor and he was because she cannot support 11:00 them. In for his fair share of Duffy and (1) (12) HIGH ROLLERS 6:00 Cable's sharp wit. Hattaway 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 12:40 (2) (4)00(12) NEWS was then given a testimonial to CBS LATE MOVIE 11:30 STUDIO SEE 'River "McMillan & Wile: The Easy J his ability as a legislator and as Boats" (R) (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE Sunday Murder Case' (197 1) a spokesman extraordlniare for @i 0 LOVE OF LIFE 6:30 Rock Hudson, Susan Saint Seminole County. 0 FAMILY FEUD (2) (12) NBC NEWS James. A wealthy woman (1) a CBS NEWS Gifts of appreciation were returns home to find her dog 0 ABC NEWS and her husband missing and a presented ED ransom note demanding @)O CBS NEWS It was an evening of V1LLAALEGRE Amateurs Asked To Enter $100.000. 700 merriment and lighthearted AFTERNOON (2) TIC TAC DOUGH satire. And, If you judged by the (4)MARY TYLER MOORE A TUESDAY smiling faces leaving the heavy Snowstorm forces Mary 12:00 auditorium, all must have had a to produce her first news show. PASSWORD PLUS MORNING (12) good time. 2) THE CROSS-WITS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE 0 JOKERS WILD RESTLESS ) MACNEIL / LEHRER 5:30 0Q (121 NEW8 The Annual Spring Flower available by calling 322.0234 or flowers and plants; grown together for at least six The Ladles Auxiliary to the REPORT 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER Show of The Garden Club of 322-3445. "Tomorrow," conservation; weeks; and, bonsai exhibits, for VFW Post No. 5405, Winter 12:30 7.30 5:53 Sanford, will be held April 27, 28 In the Design Division, the "Romper Room," cuttings and- one year. Springs had an election of of(2) NEWS (2) LIARS CLUB PTL CLUB (12) and 29 at the Sanford Garden exhibitor may make only one or propagation, and "To Be Cut specimens may be en- ficers for the year 1919-1980. 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR(4)HOLLYW000 SQUARES 6:00 Center on U.S. .17-92 . and entry In a,. clan and must Announced," club projects tered ROW $EARCH OF... torna . EMber Jacobs was reelecte SJ4 from 8 to 10a.m. on April emt. DAY Fairmont Avenue, at the endoes . -. - -.RYAN'S HOPE arrange her own exhibit. goals and committee work. 27. Containers will be provided, president for another Year. (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPAFAMILY FEUD (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES trance to Sunland Estates. . Reservations must be made "Roots," the Horticulture NY(MON) Gladys Ramsey was elected Eachthan exhibitor may make (12) CAROL BURNETT AND The show, entitled "TV with the Entry Chairman at 322- DIvision, requires that all more 15 entries of no Senior vice president; Elaine 1:00 EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE FRIENDS Guest: Tally Savalas. Guide", Is a Standard Flower 2446. If unable to exhibit on the entries must be correctly labled (TUE) (2) 112 DAYS OF OUR LIVES Mears, junior-vice president; ) DICK CAVETT Guestclmens MIDDAY (4) (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN Show, conforming to standards date of the show, she must with the correct botanical Stanley Mitgram . Jerry-Mn Hoffman, treasurer; (WED) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE established by the National provide a substitute. names, along with the name of Exhibitors may enter only Donna Kay Baylor, conRESTLESS 8:00 (4)30 MINUTES (THU) Council of State Garden Clubs, the exhibitor. All growing one specimen in each class ductress; Frieda Dysert, 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (1) (M LITTLE HOUSE ON THE (4)CRACKERBARREL (FRI) Inc. In carrying out the TV theme, plants may be entered from 10 except when a class is divided chaplain; PRAIRIE Laura's innocent joke 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY Roberta Glenday, 1:30 Any amateur arranger may classes are called "Name That a.m. to 4 p.m. on April 26 and by color, species or other guard; and Grace Mayo, 1. about a tat man has serious 0 SUNRISE (4)0 AS THE WORLD enter the Design Division with Tune", "Wide World of Sports," will not be accepted on April 27. qualifications. There are also year-trustee. consequences when the man TURNS 8:25 the exception of one class, "The French Chef and the turns out to be her best Each exhibitor may make no exceptions, these being (2) POPI GOES THE COUNfriend's father, (A) Those elected will take office which is limited to members of Galloping Go u r men t," more than 15 entries of growing decorative collections, multiple TRY (MON) 2:00 (-4) 0 COLLEGIATE the Garden Club of Sanford. "Fantasy Island", "The Odd plants, which must have been specimen hanging baskets and after the VFW State Convention (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE, (2)(M THE DOCTORS CHEERLEADING CHAMPION. FRI) The Horticulture Division is Couple," "Good Times-Happy grown by the exhibitor in a some cut specimens. Plants to be held In Daytona Beach In 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE SHIPS Five college cheorlead(2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD open to any amateur gardener, Days," and "News and suitable container for at least grown primarily for their June. log squads compete for 2:30 (WED) and the public is encouraged to Weather." three months, with exception (lowers must be In bloom. $25,000 in scholarship money (12) (12) ANOTHER WORLD (2) THE WILSURN BROTHERS In this second annual cham. enter. Schedules, containing The Educational Division will being multiple plantings, such Show chairman is Mrs. Carl Groundbreaking ceremonies (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT (THU) plonship meet hosted by Joe information as to the general feature "Wild Kingdom", as terrariums or hanging U. Tillis with Mrs. Blanton- are to be held sometime this 6:30 Namath. Suzanne Somers, rules, awards, and trophies, are exhibits of cut and growing wild planters, which must have been Owen co-chairman, 3:00 month for the VFW Post No. (4) KUTANA Donny and Marie Osmond and 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 5405, Winter Springs, new poet 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS Lola Falana guest. ID STUDIO SEE home. Land has been pir- 0 SALVAGE 1 6:47 chased by the post on a lot 0 BILL MOVERS JOURNAL (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 3:30 "Democracy In America: A beside the city hall-recreation (4)0 M'AS'H (R) 6:55 Conversation With Henry building. More details as they 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY t2) TODAY IN FLORIDA St..Ie Commager" Historian become available. -- -• • I55I I.. -----------(300fl UflnIJiw i nei,a nunry '5..ommager DEAR ABBY: The letter with honey, the cat had just of tobacco and chews and spits discusses how Alexis de 400 about getting rid of door-to-door given birth to kittens on the just like a little old man. TocquevIIIe's "Democracy In (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (MON. 7:00 Happy Birthday to Carlyne religious pltchmen reminded America" relates to today. WED-FRI) clean clothes In the linen closet, When I told his parents that it (2) 112) TODAY Robtcheau of Old Town who (2) (M SPECIAL TREAT (TUE) me of how I got rid of the first and the vacuum cleaner had could damage the child's 0 MONDAY MORNING 900 celebrated her 10th birthday on (4) THE ODD COUPLE (MOW) team I encountered, given up the ghost. At that point health, they laughed and said, (2)112) NBC MOVIE 'The Pris0 HOGAN'S HEROES April 9. Carlyne is the daughter TUESDAY MORNING oner Of Second Avenue" I had just moved from New the doorbell rang. I answered It . "He doesn't smoke it, so it's not 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES of Kathryn BolAcheau who (1975) Jack Lenimon, Anne York to California, after and was faced with two obese harmful," (12) MAKE ME LAUGH (MON. WSOWMOAY MORN. recently moved here from Bancroft. A harried New York sowing up under two religious women, the daughter as wide as Can your experts come up WED-FRI) ING (WED) coupie struggle to survive Lynn, M", Influences - EpIscopalian and M THURSDAY MORNING the mother. .The mother, with with any facts about the 0 SESAME STREET -aoainst the multinle eh*IIenne Quaker. (THU) She Is the granddaughter of The baby had just thrown a no introduction whatsoever , possible dangers of chewing of urban Ilving. A young mother. I was bowl of Pablum on the floor, the sang out, "How would you like tobacco? Especially to a 4-year- Kay and Vern Bessent, (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 4:30 •HOW THE WEST WAS 00000 MORNING AMERI. having one of those hectic days. older boy was smearing the dog to live on this earth forever?" old? Maybe they will listen longtime residents of the city. (4) MIKE DOUGLAS *014 The Macshins are coo0 BEWITCHED My- instant response was: YOU. fronted with a desperate prob. 0 MERV GRIFFIN 7:25 urn when the Immigrant father "GOD FORBID!" A FRIEND TODAY IN FLORIDA 112) ROOKIES (MON. WED-FRI) of a Chinese girl who was Talk about being stopped DEAR FRIEND: The 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA raped gives orders for her lila. 5:00 cold! They were totally American Cancer Society to12) NEWS gitimate child to be destroyed. (2) CAROL BURNETT AND speechless! forms me that there Is evidence S ACADEMY LEADERS "The FRIENDS 7:30 E.A.J. HUNTINGTON that chewing tobacco can case Violin," "Is It Always Right To ORD DRY (2)(12) TODAY 0 MARY TYLER MOORE BEACH, CALIF. ccer of the lips, league, B. Right?" and "The Resurrec. 00000 MORNING AMERI. (12) ROOKIES (TUE) Hon Of Bronco Silly." is now a Sub Station CONFIDENTIAL TO M.J.M. mouth or (broil. The parents d CA 5 MISTER ROGERS (R) d IN GARDEN that child should be hauled lab ,. ----5- - S : WY' I' TONIGHT'S TV Garden Club Flower Show 'S 6 a7 , I, •?. :-- t•- M . $9.. .1: in gs _ 'God Forbid !' GetsS'I'Iencf? SANF Ri ers Wanted • CITY: Yes, I know obuity is unhealthy. But I ref use to starve myself to death In order to live a little longer, DEAR ABBY: Like many others, I never thought I would have to write to you, but something so offended my sensitivities that I felt cornpelted to write for your opinion, What do you think of a 4-yearold child who chews tobacco? His parents think It's cute. The little boy always carries a plug , I, Is' $ ' Sla S Y&a - Fm - [.1 I ['I *Certifie d C old St o rage 9 Free Minor * ' 1 ___ THERE IS NOT or NEVER WAS A 'DON'S" BEAUTY SALON poirt LOCATED AT 710 W. FIRST ST. Free Gla zin g ' court for child abuse! DEAR ABBY: With the rising divorce rate and the trend toward total truthfulness these days, I firmly believe that the marriage vows should be changed from "till death do us Part," to "till something better comes What do you say? TELL IT LIKE IT IS DEAR TELL IT: lily that It p , jj DAWN'S CLEANE RS FamIly Hair Can Ili - HASMOVIOTO 1200$. SANFORDAVE. ' PH. 3331630 - SANFORD 930 (4)OM'A'SH Father Mul. cahy takes unusually drastic action when he is once again passed over for promotion. (R) 10:00 (4)5 LOU GRANT LOU is puzzled by Charlie Hume's Irrational reaction to a Trib expose of political torture. (R) Rolando Figueroa, chairman of the Lake Mary Cystic FIbrosis (CF) Bike-A-Than, has announcedthat the ride will 1100 begin at the Lake Mary() (4)00112) NEWS Elementary School on Saturlf.ao day, April 21 at 9 a.m. (2) TONIGHT Guest host: For those wishing to parMarlin Mull. Guests: George ticipate In the event, in. Gobol, Sam Levenson. ) OGA&4E structionsandpledgefonnsare available at all elementary, FAICU°RO PUS Rock, ford uncovers a bizarre kidnapmiddle and high schools III ping plot involving a CIA agent Seminole Comity and at the and thus war veterans while Lake Mary Police Department, searching for a Vietnamese boy. FIrd,.end and tiiirdplace ASCMOVIE "Lawr.nc.Of prizes will be awarded. Food Arabia" (1962) Peter O'Toole. AiscGuinneI$.A young B,flIih wWbedonabdbyBtrgerKlng oiler on duty in the Middle olSanford. Eastduring the early 2Olhcen. tury becomes fascinated with For further Information, lbs Arab struggle for Indscontact Rolando at psndsncs. (Part 1 of 2)(R) 7:45 SA.M.WEATHER ® ° CAPTAIN KANGAROO 5 STUDIO SEE (MOW, TUE. THU. FRI) 5 FOOTSTEPS (WED) 5:30 (2)NEWS S THE 000 COUPLE (12) BEWITCHED (MOW, WED. FRI) S ov Faav 6:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 6:30 (2) (12) TODAY 0 0000 MORNING AMERI. CA •ULIAS,YOGAANOYOU .. C2X4) DONAHUE •MYTHMESONS •MOVIE {(jAZA TWIF4 Hwy 1712 323 7SO2 - LPLAZAT11.,,1, BUCK lOGOS In 25th Cent" PLAZA Ill 1:30. tos YOU THOUGHT NI LIPT TOWN... BUT HIS BACK • EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMM P.30 •TH( PARTRIDGE FAMILY iIAUOWUN" (4)UPIW UP USSNOG 10:00 • ALL INTHIFAMHY(a) 12 Nov S:t• 11925 3:11216 THANK GOD ITS FRIDAY U ED —— -- - — . - ' "• -. -. S S ' -' - — - ow . -. ,,4I• - I - �2 B—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, April i, in NATiON 1NBRIEF Mississippi Governor Seeks Disaster Relief By United Press International The rampaging Pearl River, approaching a record crest, drove more than l5,0) residents of the Jackson, Miss., area to high ground on Easter Sunday, and the Mississippi River eipanded Its mighty girth In the lower Midwest today. While most of the nation enjoyed sunny Easter skies and a respite from last week's violent weather, Jackson's worst flood In modern history pushed toward a record crest of 42.5 feet. The Pearl reached 41.9 feet by mid-afternoon Sunday well above the old high-water mark of 37.5 feet set in a 1902 flood - and the National Weather Service predicted It would crest today. Gov. Cliff Finch called on President Carter to declare the entire state of Mlsslssippt a disaster area as a result of widespread floädlng fdUwlng two days of torrential rains last week. SCLC Bitterly Divided ATLANTA (UP!) - The president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference says armed guards have been stationed at the national headquarters until the "situation Is stabalized," Security guards were placed at the SCLC following a brief weekend fracas - the latest incident In a continuing power stngle in the civil rights organization founded by the late Dr. Mann Luther King Jr. The security guard was hired when a scuffle flared between supporters of Lowery and ousted SCLC executive director Hosea Williams, a Georgia state representative. fiery Williams has accused Lowery of engineering a grand scheme to convert the "street fighting" organization Into a huge bureaucracy more concerned with ot*alnlng federal grants than protecting the poor. Both Williams and a close ally, former SCLC National Field Director Tyrone Brooks, were fired last week by the group's national board of directors. A ies Continue To Pose Threat Henry Fonda Hospitalized LOS ANGELES (UP1) - Henry Fonda, who had to class the run of "First Monday In October" because of an Injured hip, has been moved from a Chicago hospital to a Lea Angeles medical center and may require surgery. On the advise of his physician, Fonda, who had checked out of Reese hospital In Chicago Friday, entered Cedars. Sinai Medical Saturday, a spokesman for the actor said Sunday. "His hip is getting worse and he may need surgery," the spokesman said. First Woman Mayor Sworn CHICAGO(UPI)—Jane Byrne, who became a political Mar virtually overnight by whipping the last ef the big city machines, becomes Chicago's first woman mayor tonight. Mrs. Byrne, 44, wIll beswornlnatlp.m. as the 42nd mayor of the nation's second largest city. Her administration - the first one not hanc1cked by Chicago's Democratic machine In nearly 50 years - has listed as Its first objective the cleaning up and rebuilding of the city's neighborhoods. Carter Gone Fishing SAPELO ISLAND,Ga. (UPI) - President Carter, who celebrated Easter Sunday with hymn-singing, footstomping descendants of Clvi War.era slaves, arranged a fishing expedition With friends today on nearby Black. beard Island. Carter and membsrs of his family have been vs. cationing on secluded, swmy Sapelo Island off the coast of Georgia for the past fIve days. The president and his wife will remain there until Friday, but daugler Amy, 11, who has to be back at school, was returning to Washington today. ' The Whole Truth And...' WASHINGTON (UP!) - From now on, at least one advertising agency has promised to tell it like It Is. In the tIM settlement of Iti kind, the agency - J. Walter Thompacn of New York - told the FId.ral Trade Coinmiaskm It will mak, sire Its ads for on, of Iti client's prodect agree with information provided to the buyer. The flmpeon agency, one of the world's largest advertising firms, mad, the promise In a case involving Sews dishwutrs. The case areas from a FTC co'plaInt luu.d in 1977 against 1hiiipscn Sears, charging that ads for the retain dishwashers were false and unpro 1 Percent Women Prostitutes lb. a 'ib.r about 13 'fln. PuIIturi Awarded Today NEWYQJIE (UP!)— PIiItserprinu_ls _________ wW be awarded today .: I a r,dg—t, cesen by 11 mbl,g Jim.. at Oelwikia Uaiverty. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Seminole Orlando - Wintes Park 322-2611 8319993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS IUI•hIUIRhhh.i. RATES DEADLINES Noon The Da Before Publication )h Sundo1 - Noon Friday Calif; 11—Instructions _________ copy Legal Notice especially Impact the DATE OF poor, black and Hispanic ABANDONING A PORTION OF AN in writing and must indicate the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF people, and on otherethnlcand 1 ALLEY. basis for the claim, the name and THIS NOTICE, tofile anvobiections TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. address of Inc creditor or his agent may have that eilttwal mthorltie&' The effet'r enge the You will take notice that the City or attorney, and the amount validity Of the deceden,'s will, the such surveillance has often Commission of the City Santord, claimed. If the claim is not yet due, qualifications of the personal been to thwart lawful attems Florida, on April 9, 1979, of passed and the date When it will become due representative, or the venue or toseekredressofgrlevancesor adopted Ordinance No. 1465, to shall be stated. If the claim is jurisdiction of th. court. close, vacate and abandon a portion contingent or unliquldated, the ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND to effect social change." Of a north south alley lying between nature of the uncertainty shall be OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED The commIttee, which won Eighth Street and Ninth Street stated. If the claim is secured, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publicatIon of this the 1949 Nobel Peace Prize extended easterly and between Bay Security shall be described. Th Avenue and Meilonville Aven, claimant shall deliver sufficient Notice of Administration: April 16, Jointly with Its British branch being more particularly described copies of the claim to the clerk to 1979. as follows: their efforts In enable the clerk to mail one copy to Jane L. Nies As Personal Representative relief and rehabIlItation in rhat portion of a norlhsoutt, alley each Personal representative. lying between the North lot line , All persons interested in the estate o the Estate of Europe, concentrated Lot 10' extended Easterly and the to WhOm a copy of this Notice of Albert E. Lindsey, citIes as Indicators of what South lot line of Lot 10 extended Administration has been mailed are Deceased on post-war was career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't looking perience necessary. Apply in person Hwy. 17.92, Sanford. Mpetite required. . . Widdingiby DOT NOTARY PUBLIC of 3222026cr 323 0447 - WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Mate' Dating Service. All Ages. p.o. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL U317 CLASSICIED ADS WILL FIND a new home for everythIng . . . even for youl ______________________________ - - s-1..ost & Fx,d _______________________ Easterly, Longs Second Addition, required, WITHIN THREE ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL according to the Plat thereof, as MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF REPRESENTATIVE: Lost, strayed or taken from the Legal Notice recorded in Plat Book 1, page 3 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF CARLTOPd, FIELDS, WARD, vicinity of Mayfair Country the Public Records of Seminole THIS NOTlCE.tofileanyoje5 EMMANUEL. SMITH & CUTLER, Club. German short hair, white IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND County. Florida, reserving same as they may have that challenge the P.A. FOR w-llver spots, docked tail. SEMINOLE COUNTY, a utility easement, validity of the decedent's will, the 1601 CNA Tower, FLOR IDA Reward. No questions. Pet, not City Commission qualifications of the personal repre- 'O• BOx 1171 hunting dog. 322 "31. CIVIL ACTION NO. 772OO7'CA.O4-E of the City of Sanford, Sentative, or the venue or jurisdic. Orlando, Florida 32102 IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF Ftorida lion of the court. By: Albert 0. Capouano WAYNE JOYCE H.N. Tamm, jr. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Telephone: (305) 519-0300 Legal Notice OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Publlih: April 16, 23, 1979 City Clerk Petitioner Publish: April 16. 1979 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED DEl 69 and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP DE I Date of the first publication of this JANIE JOYCE _________________________ Notice of Administration: April 16, IN IllS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIRCUIT COURT FOR Cl NO. 79.U1CA.O9.k $979 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Respondent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE St.phen Ellis EUGENE bAKER 1. JOANNE E. PROBATE DIVISION NOT$CIOPACTIO. BAKER, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cii. As Personal Reprsssnt.tiv, Pile Nwmbsr n.nscp TO: JANIE JOYCE CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE o the Estat, of PlaIntIffs, Division - for someone to do a lob this a wouldn't behere. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.l00.132.$403 anytime for recorded message. MAINTENANCE MAN Apply inperson HOLIDAY INN, SANFORD Nurses Aide, 11.7 shift, CXP. Only — APply Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. Second st. _____________________________ Exp. laborers for Masons. Deltona Area. Own Trans. 374-2SlSaft.7 Cabinet makers & spray painter. Exp. or trainees, SIS Cabinets, Lonowood. 339.5913. Mature lady to care of 1 mc. old baby, 2 or 3 days a week in my home. 323-7401. _______________________ "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 HaIl, 400 S. Orange Avenue, Mofldiy •kr.,,11 Friday, S:OO am., to S Orlando is an Equal Opportunity Employer." RESIDENCE UNKNOWN COUNTY, FLORIDA. CHRISTINE ELIAS IN RE: ESTATE OF Last Known Mailing Address: CASE NO. 77.2136.CA.0,.( Deceased GEORGE W. COCKAYNE & NELLIE VELMA TANNER. Route I Box 52 A, Summerfield, ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL CAROLYN COCKAYNE, North Carolina SANFORD. Defendants. REPRESENTATIVE: Deceased YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED a national banking association, WILL1AML. COLBERT, ESQUIRE NOTICEOFADMINISTIATION Legal Notice that an action for dissolution of NOTICEOFACTION P.O. Box $330, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING marriage has been filed against you, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TO: GEORGE W. COCKAYNE Plaintiff, Sanford, Florida 32771 and you are requiredtoservea copy & CAROYLN COCKAYNE THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Telephone: (305)322-2)7) NOTICE OF RESOLUTION of yourwrittendefensestoit,f any, MAULE INDUSTRIES, INC., a Unknown OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED PubliSh: April 16, 23, 1979 CLOSING, VACATING AND on CARROLL BURKE. Attorney for Florida corporation, et al. IN DEI-66 THE ESTATE: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ABANDONING OF DRAINAGE Petitioner, whose address is 612 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED action to foreclose a mortgage on DITCH Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, that the administration of the estate the following property In SemInole Delendants. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Sanford, Florida, and file the NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR of NELLIE VELMA TANNER, dc County, Florida: NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that original with the Clerk of Circuit NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVEN that SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Ceased, File Number 79-110 cr', is Lot 236, SPRING OAKS UNIT theBoardofCountycorni550c', Court, before the 11th day of May, pursuant to Summary Final Pending in TWO, according to the Ptat thereof the Circuit Court for PROBATE DIVISION of Seminole County, Florida, at its A.D. 1979 otherwise a default will be Judgment of Foreclosure rendered File Seminole County, Florida, Probate as recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 21, Number 71-129.CP Regular Meeting held on ths 10th entered against you for the relief on Ihe 2nd day of April, A.D. 1979, in Division Division, the address of which is Public Records of Seminole County, day of April, AD., 1919, in the demanded in the Petition, that certain cause pending in the IN RE: ESTATE OF Seminole County Courthouse, North Florida. County Commissioners' Meeting WITNESS my hand and official above styled Court wherein LEONARD N. FRANCOUER Park Ave., Sanford, Fl. The P'I. Room in the Courthouse at Sanford, seal on this the 2nd day of April. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF lanai representative of the estate has been filed against you and you Seminole County, Florida, pursuant AD. 1979. SANFORD, a national bankIng Deceased JASPER E. WARREN whose ad. arerequiredtowrveacopy0f your to PetItion and Notice heretofore (SEAL) association, now doing business as dress is SOS Power itten defenses, Road, Sanford, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION it any, to it on given, passed and adopted a Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Fl. 32171. The name and address of SALVATORE R. SCARITO, Resolution closing, vacating and Clerk of Circuit Court personal SEMINOLE, is Plaintiff, and CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST the represintativCs at. Plaintiff's attorney, whose address abandoning, renouncing and Seminole County, MAULE INDUSTRIES, INC., a THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL tOl'lWy are sit forth below. isllNorth Orange Avenue, Orlando, disclaiming any and all right of the Florida Florida corporation, a Chapter Xl OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED All persons having claims or Florida 32501, on or before April 30, County of Seminole and the public in By: Patricia Robinson demands against the estate are 1979. and file the Debtor, and W.C. HERRELL, duly IN THE ESTATE: origInal with the and to the Deputy Clerk following described appointed and qualified Chapter Xl WITHIN THREE clerk of this court either before YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED required, drainage ditch, to.wit: CARROLL BURKE Receiver of said Debtor, in the pro- that the administration of the estate MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF service on Plaintiff's attorney Or An easement fifteen (IS) feet in Attorney for Petitioner ceedings under Chapter Xl, Case of LEONARD N. FRANCOUER, THE FIRST PUBLICATION p immediately thereafter; otherwise widthiorthepurpowofing1 6)2 Sanford Atlantic Sank Bldg. No.76 1121 BK- JLK B, in the United deceased, File Number 7S12.cP, THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk a default will be entered against you maintaining a drainage ditch over Sanford, Florida 32771 States District Court, Southern pending in the Circuit Court for of the above court a written for the relIef demanded In the and across that part of the SW Phone (305) 322-7650 District of Florida. entitled "In the SEMINOLE County, Florida, statement of any claim or demand complaint or petition. corner of Lot 1, Søuth Sylvan Lake Publish: April 9, 16, 23, 30, 1979 Matter of MAULE INDUSTR IES, Probate Division, the WITNESS my hand and the seal of address of they may have. Each claim must be DEI-36 according to Plat thereof INC., et al,"; CITIBANK,N,A, which is Seminole County Cour. it'I writing ifld must Indicate the this Court on March 33, 1979. recorded in Plat Book 11, page 7, formerly doing business as "FIRST thouse, Sanford, Florida 33771 basis for the claim, the name and (SEAL) NOTIcE OF Public Records of Seminole County, dress of the creditor or his agent RESOLUTION NATIONAL CITY BANK", for Itself Probate Division The personal Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Florida, lying South and West of the CLOSING, VACATING AND and as agent for BANKERS TRUST representative Clerk of Circuit Court of the estate 5 or attorney, and the amount northerly edge of a pond located ABANDONING DRAINAGE EASE. COMPANY. CHEMICAL BANK, LAURETTE FRANCOUER, whose claimed, lithe claim is not yet due, By: Patricia RobInscn MINT and SOUTHEAST FIRST NA. address is brandt Beach Road, the date Whim it will become due AS Deputy Click TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Lot 1. TIONAL BANK OF MIAMI; BAN. Mattapoisetts, Massachusetts. The shall be stated. If the claim Is Publish Mar. 26& Apr. 2,9, 14. 1979 NOTICE is hereby given that the KERS TRUST COMPANY, a By the Board of County Corn. New name and address of the personal contIngent or unliquidatId, the DEH.143 Board of County Commissioners Of missloners of Seminole County, York corporation; CHEMICAL representative's attorney are sit nature of the uncertainty shell be Seminole County, Florida, at its BANK, a Florida, this 10th day of April, AD., stated. If the claim is secured, the New York Corporation; forth below, Regular Meeting held on the 10th SOUTHEAST FIRST NATIONAL 17t. having claims or security shall be All described. The persons day of April, AD., 1979, in the BANK OF MIAMI, NOTICIOP$NIRIPP'$SALI B0ardOfCountyComm1 claimant shall deliver sufficient a national demands against the estate are NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that County Commissioners' Meeting banking Of Seminole County, THREE copiis of the claim to the clerk to by virtue of that certain Writ Of association; and required, WITHIN Room in the Florida Courthouseat Sanford, GENERAL ELECTRIC CREDIT MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF enable the clerk to mail one copy to Execution Issued out of and under Seminole County, Florida, pursuant By: Arthur H. Bsckwlth, Jr. CORPORATION, a New York cor. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF each personal repres.ntaflve. the seal of the County Court Of-' to Petition and NotIce heretofore porat ion, Clerk All persons interested In the estate are Defendants, the un THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Orange County, Florida, upon given, passed and adopted a dersigned Clerk of the Circuit a final By: Sandy Jacobs Court of the above court a written to whom a copy of this Notice of udgemenrsnderedlntheafor,eaid Resolution closing, vacating and of Seminole County, Florida, will at statement of any claim or demand Administration has been mailed ore court on the 4th day Deputy Clerk of October, abandonIng, renouncing and dis. 11:00A.M. on April23, 1919, wiTHIN offer for they may have. Each claim must be required, THREE AD., In that certain case entitled, (SEAL) claiming any and all right of the sale and sell to the hIghest and best in writing and must indicate the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Placemakers Development Co., County of Seminole and the public in bidder for cash, at the Publish: April 16, 1979 front (West) basis for the claim, the name and THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Inc., a Florids corporation Plaintiff, DEI43 and tothe following de$cribeddrain. door of the Courthouse of Seminole address of the creditor or his agent vs. Lotus Harris, Defendant, which age easement, to.wit: County, Florid., in Sanford, or attorney, and the amount they may have that challenge the aforesaid Writ of Execution was do. That part of Tract "C," J.nnifer Florida, the due, validity of the decadent's will, the folldWing described claimed. If the claim is not yet livered to me Sheriff of Siminol. Estates, as recorded in PIat Book 21, property, lying and being In the date when It will become due qualifications of the personal County, Florid., and I have levied IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O THE Page 44,45 and 46, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, towit: shall be stated. If the claIm is representative, or the venue or upon the following descrIbed Seminole County Florida; 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND Beginning 4.0 feet West of the in- contingent or unllquidated, the jut tion Of the court. property owned by Lotus Harris, described as follows: From the tersectionoftp,eEa line of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND said property Section nature of the uncertaInty shill be Northwest corner of Lot 1, Forest 2?, Township 19 being located In PLOINDA. South, Range So stated. lithe claim Is secured, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Seminole County, Slopes, as Florida, more Case No. 794113.CA.),.K recorded in Plat Book 9, East, with the North line of 5*. seCurity shall be described. The WILL BE FOREVER BARRED particularly described as follows: STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPART. Date of the first Publication of this Page 79, Public Records of Seminole Gertrude Avcnuc, run S. $9 degrees claimani shall deliver sufficient Aaort.d furnIture tak from the County, Florida; run S. 00 Notice of Administration: degrees 39' 30" W. along the North LIne of 5*. cOpies of the claim MINT OF LEGAL AFFAIRS, JIM AprIl 16, defendant's place of thisiniss in. SMITH, ATTORNEY GIptiia., 19' 36" W. 203.13 feet to 1fl the South. GertrudeAvefiueadistancel)f 43900 enablithecl.rk'omailonecep,,e cluding: west corner of said Lot 1 for the . IJasper I. Warren each personal representatl, Plaintiff 6 small tables point of begiming; continue thence vs. As Personal RepresentatIve 0 thence run North parallel with All persons interested in the estate S Etague bs.kcas., 5.00 degrees IV 36" W. 410.11 feet tc said East line, Section 2? a distance W. C. WREATH COMPANY, A Itte Estate of tqwtiom a copy of this Notice 1 the Northerly rlgbt.of.way line of of 471.40 teg, Partnership, and HARRY MOR. NELLIE VELMA TANNER ministration has been maue we . Zsefas West Lake Brantl,y Road as ceased RISON and JACK H. LOVE, thencerunN. 7ldegreeso3'34"E. required, WITHIN THREE Send tables recorded in Fiat Book I, Page 97, a distance of 335.74 fit to the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Oefennts.. Public Records of Seminole County, Southerly Right •ol.Way Line REPRESENTATIVE: ot THE FIRST PUBLICATION o 3 dedsI Florida; said rlghtof.way linebeing -1Kenneth W. Mlntoist S.C.L. Railroad; NOTICE OP SUIT THlSNOTICE,tOfi4anyobIgrJ i Seth with Chair on a curve concave Northerly and TO: Harry Morrison thence pj, 5. S4 dege, 30' 33" they may have that challenges the STENSTROM. DAIVS, MCINTOSH lobs Nfeina lot. Property beIng having a radius of 347.44 flIt; run E.along said Railroad Right-of.Way validity of the cadent's ' JULIAN db-a w.c. WrIStII Comp.ny uill, the stored it Royal Msvii 1, Storage. thence Northwesterly along the arc a distance of 125.00 lees 10 a P.O. Fl. S* 32771 isa YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED point qualifications of the personal Saef, Additional ,nlerrnation available ffi an action isv clsaidcurve$4.lafeetthrua central North ci the Point of Beginning; representative, or the venue or TIIIICIIS: 311.322.3171 injunctive rellif .ngte of Ci degrees II' 06"; thence thence run South a distance of ledidiction of the COtii't. from the Civil DivIsien of the has been filed against you and you Seminole County $ItevlWs Depart. I: April14. 73. )979 N. 00 degrees 19' 36" 1. )S.07 feet; 171.40feettottte Point of Beginning, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND mint. hence N. N degrees 4$ 3?' E. 3500 containing 500 acres. enitten dsfei.., ii any, to It itt OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED _____________________ and the undersipied as Sheriff of eel to the point of beginning. Sublect to easements and WILL BE FOREVER SA*RIfl JMISA. Petit's, Assistant Attinwy Seminole County, Flerldg, wIN :ontaining therein 0.4S9 acres restrictions of record. PICTITIOUS NAM. Date of the first publication of this Oslisral, liii C*tol. TalIahasai, I) :05 AM. on foe tIN day of or less, NOtICe is hereby given foof I April. rn,rt ' Said sale is to be made to satisfy Notice of lratie. April 9, ai, 1115 fIl the original am AD. iwo. stir Isv sale and led to with By the Board of County Corn the terms of said Summary Final 17 •lIlSd In bylines It Rt. 3. Sos the Clerk en or before April 1?, 761, nissioners of Seminole County, Judgment of Foreclore. Sanford Avs. SeederS ho anyahlStblddSr,bsc.Iamj.c, l979;IhhlInetse,aIudsm.fltmaybe Laurette A. ancseur all suitIng lions, of Itt, uwjs iorida, this 10th day of April, A.D., mu, Seminole (SEAL) As Personal Representative is, ii,, ,s County, FlSt'lda, Freed (Woof) ONr St INs Seminsfe damandsi in , yoy Csmpl.int. 979 under tPii fictitious name 1 Estate ARTHUR H. BECKWiTfS, JR. Coutity CSerthsuw ii SEAL) (THE)VNCNANTED WOOD, 'Id Clerk of Circuil Court of Wifaus my lienS an5 foe sesi of Leonard N. Francooer INSt I ilditid to rIPs* sIll itime Flerids, foe aSses dsscribei Ne'. ti$ Board St County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida Deceased Citiit en March 33, 1979. proparty. of Seminole County, Florida (SEAL) By: PatricIa *abiraan ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL *155 the Clerk of the CWcit Court. mIt s ..is Sem BY: Arthyr H. Deckwith Jr. . CsisWy, Deputy Clerk AII*W N, REPRESENTATIVE: P15,15. iii .c. satisfy the hires of 5.15 *rit of Clerk Carroll Burke GEO. A. SPEER, ji. Clerk of hhie I5 PViS1Sl1S St IN' E*ocOtlSit, Judicial Ctihls Name 5*111515, TiWit: By: Sandy Jacibs of SPEER 4, SPUR, PA. 612 Saii*d Atlantic lank Building JsSs Deputy Clerk. Fit'15 P.o. Sos 1344 • Sanford. FISriN 32771 By: Eve Crasfr $O. JSPs*an 0 aecher 'ublish: April 16, 191 Taliphana: (till titus. Sanford, FlorIda 32771 Osputy cIe,t $smii Comfy Fiends P11511th -.11$ Apr. 79, II, iwo ft_I, Publleh April 9, 16. 1,7 Publish: ApriI9, 16, 1979 b15I Ma, ai 16.1 April 3.9, 16.22, iwo O(H.141 011.31 DIN.Ida DEI.36 DCII and apal.s InferS. E 5U115 - Suit ' ..iu.uuui.I•• I 18-Help Wanted 6—Child Care 4—Personals .._- .-'---.,--.- 1• 1 - •- .---'- -'_.,--___ 28—Apts.& Houses Afternoon COMPANY owned surplus 3 BR 7 b. rec. rm & EP, Good neigh borhood w comnhtinity swim ming pooI Low dwn w mort & low nt carried by seller, Call 33 8500 between 8 S The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classified Ads. . The Buys are Still The Best' Paper Route Available Good Part Time InCome So. SeminoleArea Call 322.2611 831.9993 BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 7638 Sanford Ave. 371 Ni i..LEAI', th, I I'u,i,e u, 19: lot, dead end street, fenced, sanford_Gracious living. Reasonable Weekly & monthly rates. Inquire 500 5. Oak. - The Evening Herald SUPER MARKET store man aqer. assist manager; stock man; cashiers. Must be exp Apply in person Only, 25th 6. Park Sanford. Food Barn Inc. - psrtnts Unfurnishec Superintendent of Public This is a working administra. tive Supervisory position re sponsible for maintenance oper. ation of Public Works activities including streets, parks. municipal buitdings-groun5, vehicle maintenance and inspection of Subdivision rnVOvements Resume to Per. sonnel. 100 North Edgemond ________ Ave., Winter Springs, Fl. 32707, . AptS. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. _____________________________ ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT 2300 Mellonville _________________________ - andputyouto work immediately ---_ -. - - 32— Houses Unfurnished Night Auditor experienced Pre (erred but not necessary. Apply in person Holiday Inn. Sanford. 2 BR LR DR comb. Kit turn. Suitable for retirees- $700 ma.. 1st, last & $100 damages. 37)0565 A COLORFUL FUTURE ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice People. Call 641 30l9fordetaiis. AVON For Lease Executivehome in Idyllwilde. 3 BR, 2 B, FR, scr. pool. Luxury living, lurn. or unfurn. Call The Real Estate Agency, 323-5321. - 40-A-Apartments a Applications being accepted for the position of FIREFIGHTER with Deltona Fire District, Must be II or over; must be high school grad or GED; must have ________ 760hr1. mm standards; must be in good physical & medical Duplexes for Sal. — Lake Mary Sanford Area. in. vestment approx. $450 mo. in. come or live in one, rent Out other. Rural atmosphere, tax Providence Blvd.. Deltona. ' am, to 5 p.m.. Mon. tt": Fri. Nurses aide or exp. sitter for — valid in Nursing Home. Ref. Req 3224097or Write P,O, Box 2195, Sanford gving r:ume', . 414boi.,ses *4 ------ -__''_- - ,.-.--_----_- -..---. .-' VA.FHA-235.Conv, Homes I $20 A '. S ON PAVED ROAD NEAk OSTEEN OWN 35 ACRE LAKE NICELY WOODED $1000 PER ACRE TERMS BROKER OF SANFORD Handy man special. 117.000. Req Real Estate Broker FrenchAve CALL BILL PLATTE FOR CONFI DENTIAL INTERVIEW. backyard sale sell everything fast with a want ad Call Jfl 7611 or 8?) 9993 - - Think _____________________________ hALTs "People helpIng 24 HOUR ( 3229283 people" I BR, 2 bath home in one of San- "People looking ford's nicest areas. Has all modern conveniences, perfect for large family. $39,900. for work" NO FEE TO THE EMPLOYER 3235176 STE HEALTY WORLD. 912 French Ave. I'STROV1 _____ R " EAL1Y (rner10th&French) OVER 100 SALES $500 CLOSEDORCONTRACTED )$tQUARTER 1979? _____ RECEPTIONIST TYPIST $480 GENERAL OFFICE $660 The Real Estate Agency REALTORS CASHIER $46 7135' 5 French (I? 97) SanfOrd TERRITORIAL MANAGER $25,000 MANAGER TRAINEE $460 + Comm. LOTMAN $464 EXP. UTILITY PERSON $464 ASSEMBLY PERSON $520 SALES REP SALARY + HOSTESS OPEN MAINTENANCE $464 SAW OPERATOR $475 YOU WANT TOSELL OR8UYAHOMEI WESELLHOMES! 3fl GET TOGETHER JUSTLISTED?3BR,78athHome SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER in Pinecrest on Lovely Lot in Nice Neighborhood! Pan. FR, NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. spacious BR's, w w Carpet, Utility Room, Close to Schools & Shopping? Only $37,900! HOMEOWNERS Don't lose your credit: Wehayehelpedothe,.sto find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you TONY COPPOLA ASSOC, Realtor, 644-2511. COMFORTABLE! 3 BR, l Bath Home in Washington Oaks on quiet Culdesac! Dining Area, Eat in Kitchen, FR, Central Heat, ww Carpet and More! BPP WARRANTED A Buy for '- 32)8 Palmetto Ave. Large I BR,? B. C H&A, 3 lots. $47,500. ATTRACTIVE? 3 BR. l' Carpet, Pan. FR, Br,ck Fireplace, Covered Patio w Grilit Boat House, Fence REALTOR,323-7I32 Eve 332061?,3fl1547,32271?7 1, Much Morel BPP WARRANT ED Just $39,900! 3 BR, 1 bath, Family room w fireplace. Fruit & nut trees Owner terms available $37 39 pct down, balance at 9 pct. 3221373 Listenforadditional lob openingsonWTRR Rad,o 9fo lOAM 24'-8usiiss1 -_ -i NEWI NO COMPETITION! NO SELLINGt Service pre established accounts at retail outlets. Distribute products manufactured by Anti.Crime Crusade for personal protection. Minimum investment 5217$ for enough inventory to recover initial investment. This is not vfflding.R,fefencesexchanged. Write AntiCrime Crusade, P.O. Box Birmingham, Al. 35323cr call Opr. 50. toll free). 1377-A, $09433 4545. _____________________________ - -- Bath Home With Central Air. w w HAL COLBER1',REAITY INC. SUPER? 3 BR. I Bath Home in Dreamwoldw Dining Area, Nice Li, 1g. Scr. Patio, all on a lovely fenced lot I BPP WAR RANTED Wow, only $27,500! Lake view lot. Loch Arbor. ;os' paved rd., 710' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal 1k. Only vacant lot in area. $11,950, FORGET.ME.NO'r! Remodeled? BR, I Bath Home w'Central H AC,ww Carpet, DR. Eq. Eat In Kitchen, and Morel Will Paint Exterior in Buyer's Choice! app Call Bart WARRANTED 132,000. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3327491 ___________- M. Unsworth Sanford's Sales Leader Realty . NEVAAILABLE a uø. in your area $230000 For real estale loans, construction, development. comm. bldgs., tjns, etc. $TATk*IUL N 'AIwlAL SERVICE 205.532 3333 REALTOR W ML! lfleO6Ioreves.3330517 322•2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service - New 3 BR $ bath home C H, city. eater, sewer. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 3234437. Eves. ______________________________ 322.7)11 PLACE & 2 CAR GARAGE ON OVER SIZED LOT IN A SET TING OF HUGE OAK TREES IN BETTER AREA OF SAN FORD 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, LARGE DEN, EAT IN KIT, WITH CENTRAL HEAT a. AIR. COME A RUNNIN' $59,500 EXTRA LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH PANELLED FAMILY ROUM, LARGE YARD WITH FRUIT TREES, $28,900 DEBARY AREA LAKE FRONT. OVER 3,700 SQUARE FEET WITH 13 ROOMS, lNtLuuirs,., IN LAW QUARTERS, CEN TRAL HEAT & AIR, FIRE PLACE. FAMILY ROOM PLUS TOO MANY EXTRAS TO AD VERTISE. sssoon 2565 PARK REALTORS ______________ ' _____ ___________ - - 3l03OrlandoDr - - - 1111 Alrcond.&Hp,itI,ig - Home Improvenient _________________________ Central lie-at & Air Cond rree Ed C.,ll Carl Harris at SEARS, Santor(t 3?? 1171 I . I wing TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E. 1st SI .3775742 Sin lob too large or small Corn pie-re- lawn 5cr vice F re-c estimate 323 4881. Landscaping &sprayinq373 8049ca11 anytime Ceramic Tile _________________ ME IN TiER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yrs. Exp 671 7617 Land Fill I ___________________________ _________________ Dressmaking i1Used Televisions. Psandup _______________________ Alterations, Dressmaking '°" _______________________ FILL DIRT TOPSOIL.CLAY 339 2083 Lawn Service DrapesUpholstery ' _____________________ 322 0707 & Accessories '________ . 55—Boats General Landscaping Rose Specialists, top Soil & fill dirt, lawn mainl & tree trimming 323 2918 Electrical -. ____________________ ROBSON MARINE 292/Hwy $792 Sanford, Fla 32771 (bURFIELD'S Electric Servi6. Repair Industrial. Comm & Residential 322 9354 21 (irs. - -- - 575pt,iis Equipment - I ___________________ Miller's 26 19 Orlando Dr These are a few of over 2000 Iislings. We have all lypes of ___________________________ Beauty Care _________________________ - Andy's Reniodeleng ServiceGeneral Building & Remodeling 365 6334 Small horn,' repairs Me-modeling & I',in Rooting rep,lir Fr,'.' Est inst Comm I. Re-s 372 0208 60" ZENITH W,duut Stereo, AM. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, 8 track tape player Sold new $600. a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo Call 831 17)4 for free home demonstration 159S0 00, $1,500.00 down payment. Plenty of Wild game and good fishing in this area. Light Hauling ______________________ ________________________ Glass & Screen -. ' Yard Debris, Trash screen porches, pool end • WdS KACQUE T STRINGING--GM IPS property listed from $500 per All type me glazing & wd install All type racquets. Avg $8 acre and up. We have small Free Est. Mr Taylor 377 85-15 ScottReegan??1I7' tradls, we also have several 11 _ _I cabins, houses, old farms, etc_____ Write or call for free listing Grooming&B,oaring 59 — -isicaI Nrchandise brochure. You can call free of -. charge by dialing 110043$ 747). -_ ""."- ''' • Write or call today. Guitars, Drums, Ba.ijos. Com Dog 1. Cat hoarding, bathing, plete. Thomas organs, pianos, clipping, flea control Pet CHEROKEE LANOCO. Bob Datt'sDisc Center Inc. Supplies, dog houses Insulated, Murphy,N.0 25905 2102 French Ave. Shad1i 5ide- kennels. screened _______________________ ________________________ 322 225S outside- runs. ,)lso air (ond --. (.lQe?, 412 5/5! 47,......DI Etote Appliances& Misc. (LOCAL) 349 5371 _______________________ Peinting _________________ ______________________ - -________________________ - 62—Lawn-Garden __ -- AFRiCAN VI'.TS TheGreenhouse 322914$ Evesafterolw,ekends — ____________ I--Sold -.----_____________________________ ------WILL BUY EXISTING 1st I. 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. ID ..Wvmore Rd., Altamonte, INSULATION 50—MscelIaneous -- ' -- for Sale '' -_ — SG BALINT&ASSOC. ' __________________________ -Guinea Pigs - ForSale - AFRICAN VIOLETS -- - ---- -- -. Pressure Cleaning REMODEL ING&REPAI1I _____________ Wanted mm, Dachshund Male Puppy ONLY 3223210 ----_. Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chq Cds 313 OI7i. 3224601 CUSTOM HOME BUILT CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3215111 333704$ ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Cellulose. Lowest prices Call 32$ 0839 or 901 731 6108 collect. Rent BLOOMING Batting, blowing, RACO Foam. fiberglas & - 65—Pets-Supplies - want ad Call 3272611 PIun,ing Service SteamCleanYourOwncarpet Rent Our Rinsenvac - Kids gone, but the swing set in the back yard isn't' Sell it With a Home Improvements' - 64—Equipment for - FrecEst )2?8S4Sor32?1434 _______________________ FILL DIRTS. TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 47-A--4Mrtgagss Sougt* lnterio?&E,terorp"" Small or Large Call Mr Taylor Don'tDespa,r, PullYourHT Use A Want Ad 3222611 or 831 9993 HOUSE WANTED, ---________ ________________ - -- Losing your home & r.redit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity, 332 0716, DANNY'S PAINT ING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates (305) 3229460 _____________ "" nted __. BR, I'-z U, like new, previous model, ready to move 1g. variety.. 2101 Airport Blvd. , into. Carriage Cove. Terrific ______________________ buy. Air, shed, awning. 3231160. WANTED BASEBALL CARDS PAYING CASH lift. Terry Iviu sill contained, air Write or Call: Pete Flentke cord.. canopy, Reese hitch S lfl4NorwocdPl,,Oqiando way bar. Pack Ave. Trailer Pk. (305)422 2002 I 1968 buick Wildcat. 4 DR - H T Clean&goodcondition,$7Q 322 I S 1IIS,ll - --" 17'xlQ' '2 - ____________ Television -75" Color. Beautiful walnut cabinet Regular $ Balance $175 or SI? mo Still in warranty Call 831 1711 day or ni'ht garden area or pasture, Plenty room to build 3 or 4 houses, La gentle. Large trees cover thiS tract. Plenty 'of privacy. ---- - -- 3235200 VA& FHA Financing - 19'l Thunderbird Heritage Every .i a lWi' option including Moon Root (baby blUe with dark blue 'e-,,tt,er interior only 22 mi on ar $10,895 S.-,' at Bill flaki'r ViiIsw,,g.'n - - 323 1455 Eves. GREGORYMOBILEHOMES - 0n car • 17 ar PR P wds si- a' dr locks Cream on cream w vinyl top Cre',rn w hnr intef 'or ill wtit'el cruise- AM I MA 8 tra,k I very option, original owner wife s car 37) 6880 -- Ap,ithe anIipc'r sI,','ps I ne-w tires, told (town alum cover ti 3?? /816. 77)9 Country Club _______________________ 7 7 Acres located on large stream, real good access About 1 acre BROKER See our beautiful new BARR INC TON w lap siding & shingle roof. - flC04 75-Recreational Vehicles DON'T STORE IT. SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. ______-- InNeedof Repairs - ' 'JACK FROST Cent Heat & Air * Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 6688335 Daton,i Reach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tut'sdav & Saturday at 1 30 It'S the- only one n Florida You Set lb.' reserved price Call 904 255 ll for lurther details JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to 15 moc1,'I Call 339 9100 or 834 4605 IDe-ale-rI Auction Saturdays 1 p nfl. Sanford Av .it hwy 421 Consignments Welcome k,'lloqgs Auction S,iiec 3237050 Refrigerator Coldspot, Frostfre,. lScu ft .5125 322)599 -- CAROLINA- NORTH MOUNTAINS SEIGLER REALTY I4ons ,auild to suit - our lot or yours. PHA VA. FHA 235 & 345. ----- OF LIVING SPACE. FIRE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES ' SANFORD'S SALES - -_ JOIN LEADER? WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! ..--- ---. _________________________ JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. It -_-, 3 Bdr., l' bath, fenced byd., range, tel., dwshr, washerdryer. VA appraised. $39,300. ,_____ Call 3234395. - Yours, 'for I'z YEARS NEW APPROXI. MATELY $900 SQUARE FEET wy 97 I ni.ie west of Spe'edway - For [stat,' Commercial A Re-si di.'flti,II Aucti)ns A Appraisals (Tall Dell s Auction 3?) 5620 I KEt.'MOPE WASHER Parts Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 I overlooking valleys. This tract I would make a dandy mini farm 1105 a large locj barn, also has LARGE 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH. spring and even hasa creek that P FORMAL DINING ROOM, runs thru property. Borders a PANELED FAMILY ROOM, paved highway. A steal at only OVER SIZED CLOSETS $850000, Good terms, $7100.00 THROUGH OUT LARGE EAT down, assume loan. IN K I IC H EN EXCELLENT I BUY 532000 Mountain cabin approximately I acre Dandy garden spot. ThiS iS a handy man Speclil because it 7 BEDROOM, CARPORT, ON is not finished inside., roughed CRESCENT 5)9,500 wired and plumbing completed, Water and the outside is corn 2 BEDROOM, ENCLOSED pteted Large deck overlooking CARPORT, WITH NEW ROOF rntns Youcan live inil while you ON WASHINGTON 571,000 finish it up, 5 miles from Mum 521.50000.15.000000 do 3 BEDROOM FRAME, FIRE 45%ume loan PLACE, SCREENED PORCH, ' k.3AYTON. 4,JOAUCT1ON ' f. - PORCH NEAR DOWNTOWN $19,500 NEW ROOF, FRESH PAINT. NEAR AIRPORT BLVD WHY DON'T WE . COOKS DISHWASHERS WAITERS WAITRESSES LABORERS 21.osns SELLERS& BUYERS -_ .SANFORD AUCTION. 1215 S F rtich 32.1 7310 . . -- ________ L1d in from tt't' North' DR A HR Suites. O,k ci,j,strnt -'pie cornt'r c,ltun,'? Sb.lhO.3aIIy ',neaktront with desk pius s,'yeral Othcr china cabinets iloll top desk pump organ, wicker ,iSsorted aiiip & Coffee tables Lamps & Misc accent pieces VISA MASTER CHARGE S CASH DOOR PRIZE S ON SALE NEW twin size box springs & mattress $2395 ea pc . NEW coffee table with 7 matchingcndtables$)9 Sanford Furniture Salvage, $792 So of Sanford 327 8771 - 1973 Jeep Custom Station Wagon. Qudra trak 360. V I. auto AC A lAod2 - W1JUbLIC AUCTION S - - t-t,Ive a room to renth Let Classified .ld find a tenant for you' •MON. APR. 16, 7 PM. - - - - • - 51 — Household Property 7 BEDROOM FRAME PARTIAL LV F URNISHED NICE & CLEAN. TILE BATH. LARGE RIALTY 1966 VW Good Ceod $650 Call 373 - 1,398 —- -- 72-Auction • Goods ____________________________ . AAA EMPLOYMENT SECRETARY . IL SON MAIER I URNiI URI (bUY SEt t T P ADI rst St 122 56)2 45-Aitof State I _______________________ 80- Autos for Sale ____________________________ ______________________________ Kenmore El range 30". ceramic cool top, self cleaning oven, gold, Exc concj. $150 373 6271- - Realty World, The Real Estate _______________________ Agency June Por,ig 323-5324, - OrIando32l.1577 - .--The weather iS perfect for a - ASSOCIATES WANTED -- -- This elegant 4-3 has just about everything. $64,900. I ' We have a Singer Futura sewing mach Sold new for $650 was Christmas lay away, there was OflIy $116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate You can have mach for SlI6cash or take up payments of SI? mo Will take trade as part payment Call 831 1114 day or night Fret' home trial. obligation -------- --' Beds, double hOtel. 530 set, Sanford Auction, 1215 5 french 373 1340 -- -- - ______________________________ P.d tor qood used homes Leesburq Home', 2215 N (trus (blvd - L ('esburu I 12744 or ,ll 90.: 787 3029 __________________________________ - -- 'otorcvcle Insurance BLAIR AC,FNCY 323 3866or 32) 7710 1' 322 2760 SPACE HEATER good rood Includes fan, tank, stand, trays 8. alt tubing. $55 Ii VW I lug wheels. $4 Ca 323 58$) aft 6 Sanford 321064O , Call Since 1937 2i, ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT, ONLY 12.000 DOWN AND SELLER TAKES MOP TGAGE Is only 519.500. estate. Owner will assist With f'nanc:.;g. Edward H. Seibert, Realtor, 373 9001, aft. hrs. 644. 1498. _________________________ New 235 Homes, 4 pct interest to qualified buyer $30,000 to $38000 Low down Iavments BUILDER 322 7781 78-1'ctorCycles 24132 1 Cash Larry s I',Sart 215 Sanford Avc' (by & Sell the fine-St in use-cl furniture. Re-trig - stoec. tools Kulp Decorators 109W 1st Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or our lot. Sanford's most well known, pro I Enterprise. Inc gressive, Sales Volume Leader A.s4 3013 Me-del Inc - P.'.sit'. needs Associates, experienced 20 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE or newly licensed Now! ROLLING HILLS AND BASS w Garnetl V.hite LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PAN C Largest Listing Inventory Req. Real Estate Broker AMA CITY $26,000 BEST • Dominant Advertising JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. TERMS Program 107W. Commercial I C 10 Hour Sales Training __,_hone322 7881,Sanford ACRES HEAVILY WOODED M.inber Realtors, MLS & NEXT ERA Assume- 4 BR. U; bath TO DESIGNATED S National Referral Service PARK SYLVAN LAKE DRIVE Washington Oaks Area $10,000 AT 5th 117.500 down No qualifying__ C Full Time Office Supervision S Compatible Realtor Asso 9 building lots in City Zoned MR 2 . NO PT H CAROLINA IF YOU dates 53.500 ea COver 22 Years Experience LIKE TALL BIRCH TREES ON I ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PROP 3 pIus acres with 7 old frame For a confidential discussion of ER TY OVERLOOKING AN ICE houses on Country Club Rd COLD TROUT POND VOL your career in Real Estate, call I Herb Stenstrom, Realtor Owner, CAN HAVE IT FOR 53,995 WIT at 322 2420. ONLY 1400 DOWN AND EAS _____________________ Choice property in Lk Mary 2 PAYMENTS WITH 6 PE NICE HOME OR RENTAL acres on a corner. cleared w CENT INTEREST. come trees 525.000 INCOME. 3-1 has future corn mercial use. Good location & SEIGLER R EALTY cony, financing yet asking price ALL FLORIDA REALTY —_______________________ _______________________ feewe will Solve these problems I Low Down Payment REALESTATEASSOCIATES ---- I ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED I I 18*14 box spring & mattress. 1 LAKF AADt1AAA S1*11 box Spring 8. mattress, I NICELY WOODED $11,900 hospital bed with mattress Call TERMS 37) 3829 uu4 'F1 I/ Inc REALTOR. MLS FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from $650 yd installed upholstery drapes slip covers we w,pi nor be undersold on comparable quality -- _____________________________ BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to 550 C,ilI 377 1674 322 4460 (,araqe sales arc' n season Tell the people ,hout t with a Cl,lssit,ecl '\cl .n 'hi' Herald 3?? 2611 lIt 99'fl -- -. 100 F RON TAGE ON AIRPORT BLVD NEAR NEW K MART. ZONED PROFESSIONAL OFFICES $17,500 TERMS AGENCY ORIENT AL R UU,S WAN TED Top prceç aci Used any condlon 644 8126 - 4II*Hf, REAL TOP 3721991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 323.5774 Day or Night ________________________________ 1 BR. furnished Apt. Adults only. 5)35 per mo. Call 321 fl9éafter 1. Do you want a lob to pay you a good salary & take care of 'hose past due bills? Come in and talk with ELAINE & RUBY ff AAA EMPLOYMENT. For a small STEMPER -. ... Dollar Pad for uny & use-cl c,,rs tru(kS 6. heavy equpmen! -1225990 - & 9*l7 Linole-um rugs $17 99 ea ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 177 5791 3 OrI lots. Zoned R 2. at Fern Creek& Nebraska Water. sewer & shop close by. William M,ilizowski, Realtor 327 7983 __________________ frontage & beautiful oak trees in ''Pefl Good te''s Harold Hall Realty Furnished _______________________ - . 77-Junk Cars RemoVed %Et1UY USED URNITUf & APPLIANCES Sanford ur illtur(' Salvage 377 8771 I REALTORS 4 I Acre bldg lots w paved rd RIVER FRONT build your dream home. Has a scenic view of the St. Johns River. 2 lots 85*170 ca Frontage on deep water canal .0 irum river. surrounded by lovely homes. 520,000 ca. s---31--rtn'.ents INC The ocner you place your classified a, ftc sooner yo get re-sot's *11 Acres county acreage W citrus grove 8. SR 46 trontai3t' in Geneva Attention developers good price 8. terms MAYFAIR 3 BR older 2 story remodeled by architect owner New shake shingle root Perfect setting tor antiques. Must sell this week. $69,950 I$I81 Pool Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So of Airport Blvd on ii in Sanford, Call 323 8670 Mariner's Village _____________________________ 2 BR, Large carport, kit. -eo • in -country. 5 miles from town, 323. 2887. FORREST GREENE r Wanted to Buy Spc BR Suite new, $239 S PC LR new $399. Love-seat 541 956. up 7 Pc dinettes $6995 & up. Ret $506. ui. El Stove$60 & up. full size draperies $10 & up Sanford Furniture Salvage. 179? So of Sanford. 322 872) L,ike Sylvan area. 2 bldg Sites 130,110 ea. P.000 ea. * A Doll House for Beginners 3 BR. I B turn near Shopping but in a quiet neiqhborhoo(1 Act last on this' Owner may carry mort $25,900 for Sale 50—Miscellaneous Lake Mary wooded lake view lot ioo,ijo. $10000 * Markham Woods Pd 3 BR,? B. acre Country estate, Complete with hoSe stable & pasture, also quiet cottage & Ig oak trees Appt only' Workshop 179.500 Sanford 1 BR. Air. ceramic bath, wall to wall carpet. $155. 841 7883. Secretary II; Secretary to the City Manager. Typing. chorthand plus all 0111cc skills mandatory. Experienceu a,id carevr Oriented M.,"i. spat experience desired, but not mandatory. Aoply 100 North Edgemond Ave., Winter Springs, Fl. 37707. st'archnqtor ,nst'stinent Just listed 2 apt bldg near town 571.500 . 43—Lots-Acreage - 41-Houses 830 M33or 339 4711 eves. _____________________________ DUPLEX & QUADRAPLEX bldg, site, cor lot, shaded and con veniently located near school & Shopping. 1)7.000. DeBary - Lovely 1g. 1 BR, Air, No Pets Ideal Pet. Persons Near shopping & churches. 372 6686438 1 part time & 1 full time person to do filing & light typing. General off ice duties. 323 1870 I ___!44ses 4 _•_._-__ -i f ifr ,,,,,,,. -'.,- Monday, April 16, 1979-38 CLASSIFIED ADS on five CHICAGO (UP!) - Fire raced through a North Side apartment building today, forcing tenants to jump from windews, One man was killed, Z2 tenants - including five jj persons - were injured and 160 tenants were left homeless. Four alarms were rung for the four-story brownstone building and five snorkie trucks were used to pow water on the fire, which burned for more than three hours. WASHINGTON (UP!) - An Increasing naiWr of hoasewivee and secretaries açpwently are picking iç utra h in their spare lime by engaging In the world's oldest thfactaen'berofpr , UnItedSIatesla deshi. the nrib,r prsviesaly ,bnat,d, according to the piiHl&wrolTAB Rspoit,aansletter catering to the U.S. b•dstry. __ I5IOàutdInthSCWNMII0flOITAB Ripen Legal Notice IN THE CIRCWT COURT FOR FICTITIOUSNAME SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA Notice is hereby given that I am PROBATE DIVISION engaged Ic' business at 717H E. FII• Numbr 79.120.CP Attamonte Dr. Altamonte Springi, Division 1t N RE: ESTATE OF under the fictitious name of ALBERT E. LINDSEY. COLONIAL BUSINESS SERVICES, Dceassd and that I intend to register said NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION name with the Clerk of the Circuit TO ALL PERSONS HAVING itime ................43c a line Court. Seminole County. Florida in CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 3C0tflsClJtlVItiIMl ... . Sic a line accordance with the provisions THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 7consscutivetlmu .....3Sc a line the FlcIst,uu Name Statutes, To. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED MONDAY thru FRIDAY Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes IN THE ESTATE: _____ SATURDAY .Noon 1957. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 3 Lines Minimum Sig. Richard .1. Potami that the administration of the estate WASHINGTON (UP!) - allegedly going on In varying Publish: April 2, 9, 16, 23, 1919 Of ALBERT E. LINDSEY. Coordinated state and local degrees throughout the United DEll? deceased. File Number 79-120-Cp, is police surveillance and record- States. pending in the Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida, Probate keeping on individuals and "Major projects" were Division, the address of which is groups for political purposes launched in 1978 in Seattle; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT F0 Seminole County Courthouse, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORID still exists "on a large scale" Washington; Baltimore, Md. A Sanford, Florida. The personal PROBATE DIVISION _____________________________________________________ representative of the estate is lane ________________________________________________________ throughout the nation despite Los Angeles, Number 7.113.CP Jackson File L. Nies, whose address is Division ______________________________ ____________________________ past investigations and re- Miss.; and Philadelpha. Maitland Groves Road, Meitland, IN RE: ESTATE OF -______________________ forms, the American Friends "... even peaceful dissent is Florida 32751. The name and ad. CHRISTINE ELIAS, dress of the personal repre. _________________________ Service Committee said today. often treated In a hostile fashion Deceased tative's attorney are set forth below. The committee, an organ of bypolIcewhoseethenilves Carrel's Kiddie Corner, Duren & AcwiTHbRlN*ING All persons having claims or NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION the Quakers religious group, beleagured and patriotic TO 31d St.. Osteen. Mon..p,i., 6 ALL PERSONS HAVING demands against the estate are PROBLEM? am. .6 p.m. 322-21)6. saIdlnal66.pagereportaftera defenders of traditlona CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST requIred, WITHIN THREE Perhap$AlcoholicsAnonymous THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF CanHeip 3½ year Investigation that systems or values," the report OTHER Phone6al.3333 OTHER PERSONS IN. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF "local, state and federal said. TERESTED IN THE ESTATE: ,WrltrP.O...3cx1213 ____ THISNOTICE,tofilewiththeclerk ______________________ agencies, joined by private and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of the above court a written ________________________ Police Intelligence units, it Creative Expressions quasi-private groups, coordi- said, "by the largely clandes- that the administration of the estate statement of any claim or demand CHRISTINE ELIAS, deceased, they may have. Each claim must he IS AL(.OJiOL A PROBLEM .ua'e their surveillance--and- tine nature ofth&Wôjihave of CaII Jo-An, 323-flit FileNumberll.l13.Cp,ispending in in writing and must indicate the INYOUR FAMILY? share Information, misin- often pursued to Illegal and the Circuit Court for Seminole basis for th, claim, the name and AL.ANON County, Florida, Probate Division, address of the Creditor or his agent formation and opinions." For families or friends of 11-A--Arts I Crafts dangerous extremes their stir- the address of which is North Park or attorney, and the amount problem drinkers ______ ______________ This "Intelligence" activity, velllance and harassment of Avenue, Sanford, Florida 3217). The claimed. If the claim is not et due, For future information call including joint use of regional groups challenging established personal representative of the estate the date when it will become due 6473333 or write Most complete Craft & Hobby isStephenElias,wt,oseadorflsislo be stated. If the claim j SanfordAl-AnonFamilyoroup and national computers, "re practices and institutions." Supply in Central Florida. Nottingham Drive. Middle island, contingent or unliquidated, the P.O. BOx 533 HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French mains largely uncontrolled and The report said documents New York. The name and address nature of the uncertainty shall be Sanford, Fl.. 32fl1 Ave. Sanford, Fl. poses a grave threat to con- released under the Freedom of the Personal representative's at. stated. If the claim is secured, the ______________________________ security shall torney are set forth below, be described. The stitutlonal rights of freedom of Information Act showed the ______ DIVOMCE-620.I0--Guaranteed. 1$----Ilslpnd __ii All persons having claims or claimant shall deliver sufficient expression, due process and Quakers themselves had been demands against the estate ar copies of the claim to the clerk to Free details: KIT, Sos, 791, privacy," it said. Pompano, FL. 33061, 941.6*1. MOTEL NIGHTAUDiTOR FBI targets for four decades. required, WITHIN THREE enable the clerk to mail one copy to ____________________________ Deltona Inn. 11p.m. to 7a.m. Must MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF each personal representative, "Police surveillance and doshave experience. Part time. Ml. AlIper$onsinterestedintheestate THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF sIer-keeping have been used to WANTED: Customers to enjoy 4492 ask for David. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk to whom a of this Notice of Judy's Hamburgers, Super inhibit dissent and have had ________________________ ______________________________ of the above court a written Administration has been mailed are LET'S BE HONEST Salad Bar with 15 items 1. Great statement of any claim or demand required, serious WITHIN on THREE If you weren't looking for a new Country Breakfast. No cx. NOTICE OF VACATING AND they may have. Each claim must be MONTHS FROM THE for Fire Leaves 160 Homeless Legal Notice 3221665 Brown's Pressure Cleaning_Ml I Man, quality operation lyrs. exp Patios, Driveways dew removal houses & roofs, mobile homes Trucks washed etc. Wayne BeaI, 327 $321 Economy rates 83.1 9535, ConcreteWork:steps,patios Sm orLg.FreeEst. Call Mr. Taylor. 322 lSSor 372 4431 Roofing PAINTING, CARPENTRY -. _- 67—UVS$tOCk.POuItry - CUSTOMCABINETS FreeEst, ____________ 323 0I?9alters:30 I Roofing & guttering, mt & ext remodeling, all work quaran teed Free Est. 3733 _________________________ For Sale: Milk t, $45 Write Box 0 Sanford Fl. 32771 YOBINE..!. 'I /! __-'--,..•.. 'S .'S.'S S - - -s, .- --. -'- --' ;,'%'. ., - -- - ...1. ' - �b • I . . - - . I 48—Ev.nIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLOND IE I Monday, April 16, 197 by Chic Young (WELL Es IJ HECk NO lT A LO ' THE ' COULD SAY IT TASTES ) MINUTE STEAK? LIKE ThE BOTTOM OF)' 140w'S A SHOE J--' ) . \ ,• ; J / _____ ______ -- , ____ BEETLE BAILEY ______- _ by Mort Walker LET'S SEE... THE LATCH GOES POWN AS THE WATCH ir, 8EETLE. IT PRETTY SPRING GOES... TOLD YOU TRICKY q089 ) )(t I ( — THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom i HAVE VXJP5 WS U sus ARCHIE __________________ ?'/JIJ. WS by Bob Montana DID HE HE LOIiG SIR, MR. FWTESNO0T FIND DIDN'T J\WHAT'S WRC$J6 I ( (HE WILL HE WASNT FEELJHGtELL SCWEOIJE DIDWT WITH HIM SAVf______our' ______ ______ A ,1O HE HAD TO TOTAKE ______ OVER HIS GO HEf U CLASS ' LARYNGITIS ____ __________ _ . .._\.__.. df I rv' EEK & MEEK Cocciodiomycos""s: It' s Fungus Disease J Answer to Previous Puzzle [IH 11A 1 Jeer 35 Organization RJIOI TIHIUIOI R!OlSl i A 38 Photographic Pylolkill Ml E 5 Chary El SIT' bath 8 Sails ITtRI 1! 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(abbr.) 6 Weeds dragging DEAR DR. LAMB - I am 65 years health most of my life. About 10 [j months ago on a routine phyaicalezamlnation,theched X ray showed a spc* on my lung. The "or decided to operate to determine if it was malignant or benign. For. more that's tunately, it turned out to be anything benign. The pathological report dangerous. Most people inof the tissue showed a trace of fected with the disease recover cocciodioldomycosis (Valley entirely. That 's why your doctor isn't very enthusiastic fever). I didn't get much Information about doing anything for it. from my physician and he said Probably one of the most not to worry about It too much, frequent complications of the that I would not have any more disease is that someone sees a symptoms. I asked If I should nodule or spot on the lung on a move out of where I live since I routine chest X ray and they ———— —— — — — — live In the San Joaquin Valley of can't be certain what it means. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 California.He said he didn't In this case sometimes it is — - - - absolutely necessary to take it think that was necessary. 12 13 14 outtofindout,asinyourcase, About the only thing I could whether it is benign or 15 16 17 -get out of him concerning the treatment of this disease if it 20 21 . should recur was Uat It was not Since you've already had the no ent. He said infection, there is probably 22 23 thing to do right now is to reason for you to move. I might 24 - the add that the disease is also very — check on it periodically. — - 1 27 28 ' wonder U you can give me any common in other counties in California, southern more information about this southern 29 30 Arizona, New Mexico and Also is there anything I can do southwestern Texas. The 31 32 - to guard against this disease? I fungus that causes the illness is just under the surface of the 33 34 haven't smoked in over 35 ground and, of course, it's 36 37 carried by the air and Inhaled 38 — 39 — — — DEAR READER - Co intothelungs.Theoniypaflents cldioldomycosls Is also known who are treated medically for as San Joaquin Valley fever, this 47 48 namedafterthevalleyinwhlch complications or a relatively 49 50 46 you live. That's because the severe course. I'm certain that 5 — lllneuls fairly common lnthat your doctor Is following the — ——— area. It's a fungus disease' YOU right course and periodic — i..... —_____ ———— inhale the fungal spores and check-ups at this point is all = =— they invelve the lungs. About 60 that need be done and it's L ______ ——— ___ per cent of the patients who probably all that you'll ever develop this disease don't have require. anything More significant than Readers who want in. an upper respiratory infection formation on how the lungs attheverymod.Intheother4o workcansend50centswltha HOROSCOPE per cent they may develop a flu- long, stamped, self-addressed W Ulr" or even pneumonia- envelope for The Health Letter By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Cavities and nodules do number 2-4, Keeping Your develop in about five per cent of Lungs Fit Send your request to the people who have the initial Dr. Lamb in care of this Dr. __ ______ '#-(6 PR IS CI ILk S POP by Al 'Vermeer 0KCCMEN0W! I CAN HELP YCtJ I BECOME A BISHOP! 50METI wr ,OLJ WANT TO HEAR I AlL 'IOU HAVE 10 O" Mi LATEST ç OFFER \ I, -I Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each You'll do a lot better dealing A I ) 85 IV A Q 8 envelope to AstrO-Graph, P.O. with a large group today than Box 489, Radio City Satin, N.Y. you could on a one-to-one basis, t MENTAL BLOCK \.. CAN BE A BIG HELP! ____ 10019. Be sure to specify birth especially socially. Dont show favoritism. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) &AGnTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. L. BUGS BUNNY 1 01111 b YA MOVIN I I C%1IN' (sTA , 4iEy.. Stoffel & Helmdahl I COULPHIT UMPERISTANP money. THRI.%41P,9IAFFLE... (eHT IT... ,..9NARFP.' AL.Ne... HOLP WHAT YOU AiP BETWEEN RMOMP fMAC,4C' ANP CANCER(June 21-July 22) You may have to come to Stick to taking care of all the aid of one who now steedS YOUE M0 AUI IT/ A01W ___ (1 small details today and the big cHRUMp "•' 0' L S SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves II I A II? - - DffiØ TUMBLEWEEDS - MEN pESgIrFogMYWAyWAFp NoFUR PC1WHLJ FLJI1JfW WHO MI6+fl OLR1HER1 USINESSI WASM pgp Whi 's te -. $1.9 Million Mostly Recovered • ' .•.... : ;5j! ::.: :. Gets Topper WATERBURY, Cam. (UPI) The Pelletiers were arrested Their wives were charged as examine the recovered loot $906,473 in cash. $506,821 in - Two men and their wives at 1:15 a.m. at their home, accessories to capital murder later today, but added, "By the checks, more than $382,000 in were arrested today and police said. The Coutrees were and to armed robbery in the sight of it, it looks as if most, if inixed checks and cash, nearly charged with the killings of picked up in Wallingford, first degree. not all, was seized." three Purolator security guards Conn., 10 miles southeast of Police Dept. Counsel John I" JY øiitl $3,737 in Officials said the robbers took in a 11.9 million cash and jewel Waterbury - along with most Connelly said Purolator would a total of $1,865,931.63 - foodstamps. robbery. Police said most of the of the loot, two high-powered loot also was recovered, rifles and a pistol. Police said they expected Pollceearllersaid the bandits 12,000 Phones Out In County more arrests later today, may have used M16 combat cracking the largest robbery in rifles to kill the three guardsas COnnediad less than 24 hours they loaded money and valua. Southern Bell Telephone manager In Sanford, said the situation is or was by noon ARC it took place. bles Into an armored van. Company repairmen and disruption occurred sometime today, but we've got several The suspects were identified The met were charged with servicemen were trying about between 11 am. and noon, people Investigating the as Lawrence Pelletier Jr., 36, three counts of capital murder °° today to determine the affecting telephone subscribers cause," Hunt said. arlid his wife, Evelyn "Vega" and armed robbery in the first cause of a major disruption of In Sanford, Lake Mary, Lake Most of the problems being Pouquier. it, of W degree. Pelletier also was IIIIIII'vice to about tn.ii ww a_ is maitty, Osteen and atone ,bo ony they were unable to 1318DA Wife Donna, A of Waillingford, "wed-off shotgun and PDSWS- Countymake outgoing calls from their Cairn. Tom Hunt, slots of marijuana. company "We don't know what the phones. GSC Award W. Garnett White, 45, became the ninth the encouragement of industrW development person to receive the Greater Sanford in the city. Chamber of Commerce Topper Award for "The chamber has played an üntig exemplary service to the community. part in nWittaining the sUbility of Sanford White was selected by a committee of past and I am proud of that. We dm,t have the chamber prealdenta and presented with the fiscal problems othsr citIes ser alas ' •award during the chamber's annual dinner at sometimes experience and that'S because of Mr. Ps Restaurant Monday night. presenting our stabillity here," he said. the award to White was Mack Cleveland, White said the city government Sanford lawyer and selection committee kept Sanford on an even course while other th8lflflan, who said White "exhibits traits of nearby towns are troubled by the problems of leadership and has always responded when rapid growth. He said the chamber has done a V Lanes Yes called for service by his community." creditible job of maintaining a mix of native Cleveland also said White provides service residents with newcomers to assure a conto the community as "a self-appointed critic tinulty of plans while welcoming new Ideas. of the commission." White was the unanimous choice of the White, a native of Sanford, Is a real estate selection committee, according to Cleveland. By SHARON CARRASCO And broker in his own firm with offices at 107 W. Former Topper Award winners include Herald Staff writers his Own firm with Offices at 107 W. Com- - George Stake, Harold H. Kastner, Robert mercial St. He Is a past president of the Daehn, Walter Gielow, and W. Scott Burns, chiunber of commerce and also a former The presentation of On Topper Award president of the Junior Chamber of Corn- highlighted the dinner which saw persons merce. He has been a member of the Greater officWy welcome aboard IM Vic Arnett. Sanford Chambers since 1956. Among the other people recognized was — ByGEOFFREy pO(j4D5 i0A I icing, I. 'Me DOT announced Monday that a $25 fine Would be assessed against persons driving in the Department as part of President Carter's program IIOV lanes without additional passengers in the car. But last Thursday Col. J.E. Beach of the Florida "We always wanted to six-lue that," Gray said. Highway Patrol and Seminole County Sheriff John "We were trying to get funding for It The only way Polk expressed skepticism over the plan. Beach was to get it committed to high occupancy vehicle stated flatly he would refuse to enforce the IIOV lanes, lane rules, "The federal highway police say there will be no Florida Department of Transportation (DOT) DOT Is proposing the Installation Of high oc cupancy vehicle lanes along 1 m U.S. 192 (SR 530) Osceola County to SR 434 In Seminole County. The" lanes would dwOurage Carlooling and could lead to a decrease in gasoline consumpUon, DOT officials say. l4iitlle stretch along 14 between SR SR 436 will be expanded from a four-Im highway to a six-lane highway beginning In early spring of 1981, 0 "In the afternoons, the lanes will btl effective to conserve energy, Gray said. hOVSImes, said BW G.Gray,a spokesman for the 0 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. for traffic traveling northbound from U.S. 192 to SR 434," he said. talnty, bit whether law enforcement will police version of a 1%-mde strekh along 1-4 to six lanes in 0 Gray said. MW idea to hudall the high occupancy vehicle 1981 to make way for the ImplementatIon of the 722 to construct, Gray said. Construction is slated for completion In iaa. lanes on 1-4 came from the Federal Highway Seminole countlans can expect to see the con- ' occupancy lanes and cost approximately $1 rniflion Planned High OCCWMY Vehicle (HOV) Imes along Interstate 4 from Osceola County to state Houte 4N in Seminole County appear to be a cer. Omme Imes is anoUm matter. Arnett replaces outgoing president Thomas S. P0 Gray said, The two extra lanes will be used as high GEOFFREYPOUNDS Commercial St. He is a real estate broker In Cleveland, Lee P. Moore, John Krlder, Dr. "We are in the beginning stages of this thing and more lanes added to an Interstate unless It Is a high occupancy vehicle lane." The HOV lanes would be installed on the far left lanes of the highway in the east and west direction, WC expect some questions to be asked, but we will be looking for cooperation from the participating law enforcement officials," said Jerry McCallwn of the transportation department. Gray said. Then lanes would be reserved for Motorists of either cars or buses with two or more McCallum said a project design engineer, Harold Webb, would be meeting with Seminole passengers, he said. "The high occupancy vehicle lanes would be County Sheriff's deputies and highway patrol officlals soon to explain the plan and ask for effective from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. for traffic traveling cooperation. He said the success of the plan may southbound or westbound from U.S. 192 to SR 434," See HOV, Page IA ers use It automatically any (For a copy oIJACOBY MOD. ue theIr partner opens in ERN, send $1 to: "Win at natrump and they have any Bridge, care of this newapafour-card major suit per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City holding" Station, New York. N. V. 10019.) ___ , Telephone Firm Beats Mail or H*i h Priced Pro er The Winter Park Telephone Company holds a sub- by Stan Le and John Romita 'N A 55jrpy ___________________ ' U SURE U WANT P40 ANESThESIA? __ --''! ' L I .. I ______ I / ____ ____ _ _ _ _ YES' ANP ..Ct4E,5LIp PIE WrTH ____ REMEMØER _ WD J. _ by Craig Liggs w, w, w' I CCCOi$ m MPI1IUII n1s FANAfiCS! 'U PCfl' stantlal lead over its nearest competitor, the Altamonte Springs Mall, as owner of the highest priced property In Seminole County, according to figures kept In the county tax assessors office. Based on 1978 records, which were used for 1P79 tax purposes, the telephone company at 0 Altamonte Drive had an appraised value of $48,541,665. The tax bill received by the company came to a whopping $101,153.12 county records show, T. K. Ryan I'M UP HERE 5CANNIN&ThE IN CASU'E .. •::; Complete List Of Chamber Honorees,, Pose ZOONIES by •::iijjjd but we abhor the practice. misdemeanor." Alan: '17U Stayman con. Furthermore, even if your I 4•O - ' '1* /* Am ft I— I I A Florida reader asks If it Is ever proper to pass 'when your partner has made a White said he considered his selection by the ___ __ 1 • :;:;!. ":• . • :.U:.. "" " ' The answer Is that there Oswald: "Here is an exare times when such a pass ample of cruel __ appRop,rf _ : • •.• In accepting the award, White said he McDonald. wished to recognize all the persons who The past presidents of the chamber were served on all the committees of the chamber. recognized as was John Krider, a former Said White: "It is on their behalf that I accept Topper Award winner who was ill and unable this a?ard" toattend thedIImer.KrIderjaw)gte'sp In interview following the presentation, at the White Real Estate biainess. d4VEA / 4.7 Herald Pets by Tim ViNcin? Mack Cleveland presents White with Topper Award Alan "The cruel and In- ARE .' I',:,•' • Topper Award Committeie as an endorsement Sanford Mayor Im p. Moore. of the program he haa been involved with during his years on the chamber, particularly ____________________ IF/*41NG0J9tE R PRO8L&M __ wrn __ IIIF x C.J'I'T USE MY i OVAY HOLP FRKIIR ThAT ygg, POSE' IT'LL BE A PEAP • L :.p.•:.. ' W ft lit-ft. . #.. .- •-1111 I.. • • 111111 ri, * • 4. a Na - _ I t is.. . response,o- pass works, your partner ventlon trufl5popenlngslsgenerally stifl going tobe mad. so effective that sante play- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) picture will come into focus, expenses to be covered. Write It Don't be awed by the size of offasa donation. your task. pJ55 (Feb Q' LEO (July 23-Aug. n) Today ft'sodthe day to try totake the will be materially rewarcing If lead Of you're involved in a you don't look for others to help goopvadure.&cocperative. You out, even If they promised Let cie, r- - .... -' lillt i am an 0a ri t-04 $ • , punIshment for a mere turns out to be profitable, help. M don't expict your •: 4 * human feature came when ____ be boned. AQUARIUSF(JuL &Feb. 19) Herald Staff Writer 4 Perc! t of the time." pression. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. I Opening lead: •K GEMINI (May 21-June 30) 19) You may have a tendency I Family matters should be today to hide your real MOts5 bandied witha firm hand today, for doing This_____ could By Oswald Jacoby ti or one whose mo ves are a wee cause a problem. Be and Alan Boning bit selfish could cost you some MirAting, tpA HOLP MUMPLE... II Dig. Pass Pau pass not careless in your speech, or slatently. Small distractions you'll make 'the wrong im. will quickly t&h you off cmM. Forbes. for approximately $e,000 in claims," Forbes added. donatinons to help pay some of The Old Securities Insurance Forbes requested the school the claims. the next several months. "Based on a review of the Company was a victim of board contact those individuals "met was just a free will A former insurance company assets versus liabilities at this "poor management not who have unpaid claims to send donation for people helping for Seminole County School time, we believe there is a veIlly bankruptcy," Layer stressed. the insurance company copies those who were really in debt," employees that went into good dwce that we will be able The drafts issued by the in- of the drafts immediately. Layer said, "Nobody was ex. rveTShip in 1977 may be to honor all valid claims at ioo strance company were not The Old Securities Insurance pecting to be reimbursed. able to pay 100 pent ° percent on the dollar," said honored by the bank because a Layer, however, was unclear dollar" for medical, dental and David Forbes, spokesman for court order froze all assets and Company, however, will not y the school district the on the status of the suit Wed in almost a half million dollars. Layer. "In order to assure these $11,000 it raised in 1977 for the December, 1977 by the School Superintendent "Of course, we dnnot Individuals a replacement of unpaid claims, Layer said. mc Se in in ole E d u c a t ion William P. Layer mmunced guarantee thi due to the ma superintendent had "passed the Association (SEA) to force today the Old Securities complicated problems that photocopy of the drab showing hat" at the annual Christmas payment of the claims by the Insurance Company, Kansas have to be resolved before we the bank's stamp refusing luncheon of the school district school board. "It's still in court," Layer City, has a 'good chance" of actually are able to determine payment be sent to us for a employees in 1977, then said. "1 don't making good its unpaid claims the assets available to pay evaluation of their claim," said established a fund seeking judges hasknow it." which of the BYSIIARONCARRASCO 'V West North East South West was not only able to 1 NT double, but scored 100 points Pan 2* Pan 24 for honors in addition to the Pus 44 Pus Pass penalty for a one-trick set." especially on guard that you're objectives and strive per. 'U . from North's use of Stayman. However, suits 3-2 only Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South dignified behavior today. Be have to keep your mind on your -i Evening Herald—(USPS 48.280)—Price 15 Cents Defunct' Firm May Pay chool Employee Claims -. spade contract that resulted • A Q 10 'KQ Social situations call for 21) To succeed today you'll Via. 17,197Sad,FlorIdaflfl1 Lamb BRIDGM I GRAFT IS ALUJW5) GREF-MR CAJ TtS I (JTE&WVJ4 3TATUSQ(k)... OF S 1 71st Year, No. 206—Tuesday, YOURBIRTHDAY you they would. Rely on April 17, 1971 yourself. Although they may appear to VIRGO (Aug. 23&pt. 22) WIN AT be a little slow in coming at Don't back out of a fun thing____________________________________________________ first, rewards due to you for you!ve pinineill because of some, Oswald: "A better pad etiosta wIll be there. This minor protluns IbM pop sc practise Is to leave the conNORTH 4-is will be a profitable year. ventlon alone when your dlsThey will take care of them• S653 tribution is 4-3-3-3; your ARIES(March 21-April 19) wives. V K 16 four-card suit Is a bad one Avoid negativism and stick to • K 93 and you have honors In the LIBHA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) • A 105 the goals you've set for your. other three suits." Family Issues may take WEST EAST Alan: "With this in mind, self. This could be a very priority over projects you had # A KQ J e, 10 North should simply have productive day if you don't let V972 V 105 4 3 looked at his eleven high doubts stop you. Find out more planned to do today. Take care • S64 ca rd points and raised South of what needs to be attended to. •J752 of what lies ahead for you in • 973 to three notrump." 4 J 56 2 il l wait. ur tasks w year following your birthday by Yo Oswald: "The punishment sending for your copy of Astroresulted when spades broke SCORPIO (Oct. Nov. 22) • 9742 4-1 against South at the four- Ic AWAY! machine part one per cent of the individuals Radio City Station, New York, with the disease progress to NY 10019 CO &A'JrW ai rf4 G N WER 3 OF J -41 r GO 33 Phonograph by Howie Schneider TEMIS VITAL I 10 ow ACROSS 1 . .' C) 0 leading taxpayer in the county, Sober said. The corporatlon's tax bill came to $4Z,.n. Following Florida Power came Southern Bell ___ on total Telephone, which paid $360,726.61 In taxes based assessed value of $17,779,510, the tax records show. In fifth place was Florida Power and Ught Company, with offices at 301 N. Myrtle In Sanford,. The company had real estate and personal property valued at 97,160. Os that figure, the company paid the coimty $110,174.04, tax records indicate. Bill Sober of the Seminole County Auessors Office said the figure represented a tax based on both real estate and personal property. Thus equipment within the building would have been included in the estimated value of the company, he said. The value of the Aitsenonte Mall was pit at 127,704,501 Suber said. However, he said that figure does not include the Sears Store id the site. That is owned separately front On other stores In the mall, he salt __ Based on the appraised value, the owners of the mall, the Edward J. Gebsrto Corporation of Youngstown, , paid the county $513,641.51 In taxes, Sober said. Florida Power Corporation had real estate and personal property valued at $z4Mo,W0 and was the third Tod" - Thm are up to 30 property owners in Sillminolis Cowly who compete for the final five spots In the category of the top to taxpayers, Sober salt The lid varies _ as transactions are concluded, he said. "ft would be hard to p1,,"heujd, "It can change daily because so many property owners are Within several thousand dollars of each other and one Purchaseor one sale could alter the list." ___ But Suber said five of the leading contenders Include those that made the list.. Of November. They Include: the Wb*1fSpr111 Development Corporation, the Sears Store at the Altemonte Mail, the Royal Arms Apartments of Altentoiti Spring., the Interstate Mall In ____ A*-noid. Springs, and the Semoras North Apsrtmsgs In ____ CuIIbifl7• __ 4•I _ Taxi dSsbowthoseprps,jyo,nersJt followIng taxes: WIid.r Springs Development Corp., 1 . a $1NNJZbaedonan:ivthMionOf$,3$3,50J; AIIThSCISCk ..........4A Hereseeps .................41 ................... 6* Ssers,$UIflbsndonw'.uldva14flof .........41 Hospital. $Il97,OS, lb. Royal Arms AsitgnsMj $7$,$ j4 . Ciiiiii. .................. IA O$erarIes ................$A ...........41 (tIMELV ...............on .:d valentisaof $4,260,151; lb. latargat. QWS..................Spirin ...................57* MaIl, $fl,17210 based en an -----ud yivalIe Of ( I I _ •IL__.114 * I _ -- -• 0 .. ..• 0 * — -'" -- ----S ____ Li A. A ___ . - - $diIIUI ................... a DsAbby .................11 Weather ...................U __ __________ _________________________________ W73oft OW IM 10111110M NUM Aporkme" IM474A an Us Most expensive property in Seminole in this telephone company office 0 0 - Li. � 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 16, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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BLONDIE 21 41 —Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. NEVER - T RsG-1r r'u.. pijr i•ia __________________________________ fl I I ' 4,-7t I 0001 1 _______ ___ 1 ____ __ BEETLE BAILEY GOT LAST WORPS _ ,1 BEE I LIF by Mort Walker _ ) iII _________ _ ____ _ _ _ 1 04W ______ 1 byArtSansom : THEBORNLOSER I* 1) HE 7 VtB W)SPITAL. éOIS* O3 LOOK IF (X911I '0) H HAVM . O A i _/ __y V -I_ a C by Bob Montana -+ ARCHIE I.. I (HE PAID ME SUCH \ j/I WAWTW1DTAKE COMPLIMENT A NICECOMPI. I'MGOINGIOWRITEA LE1TER TO THE BUS COMPANY I _ COMPUMENTING ONE OF THLR ____ NICE DRIVERS-- ti APVAPITAeI OFHALF THE I _ sawio cmnws' S * OW PROOF1M) OF p .. _____________________ ___ - - _ - a byHowieSchneider IT ?S HERE. ThPt 114E 4 (I MPUtAMW GLUU4 LS rftACIIJG CJJELVE3 ___ _____________ ________ _ ________ (± AT A çO9JT &JkL. : C — S I PRISCILLA'SPOP 5 FI)NG A PIPE *4 ThE Bb6EMEN1. PAM (4 GDWNG jt it byAlVermear BETTER _____ // 1 HEt' LIKE AN1WICH! damped eIope to + Be site to specify birth I1I. (1& WMAM 30) - fly 0 AIthoib r 1, - you may good work you already , done. AdroOraph, P.O. Box have Pass Opening lead: •Q knowledgeable In something clever Ideas ft changes &ond you know little about. It will ft house, you might be botteir od off to attuUript them another pt (Oct. day. You dciii have a much Ibe parental know4iow YOU think. In you today. You could take _ I 0 __ _ AJJU(M&ChIl*1i1$)li g . + TIT ow i WAPPAYA AY .IH,WHAT A .AUTIFui. 9u& AT API? MOMENT r A CHOU5 CACOPHONY OF PI4CoP.' .. WrI'HANOFPEROF4 ORTWOO ., .' '1 FREE —t ' FLIØ$4T OFTh'L _ ob ' p4' on for _ __ PEE ; ___ IW( . 14' ByDONNAENM Herald Staff Wriler _,vs ____________ 1 FRANK AND ERNEST + / Ms. S*Y ____ • - -5... 'If anyone To -- goes ahead . •• " -, I ' + • and forms a '-I, ' - r-+-' -+. -. government, . - . + ___ . - ___ + r® rp ___ '- -- --- 4. , Joke IgX by mar .5 ' . + __ ____ _____ + - .- - ___ _____ + Khomeini TEBRAN, Iran (UPI) — Ten, of thousands of dsmasntraton marched today In support of _________ Ayatollah RitholIah IDnithi while air force jets flew over Tdiran In a show of force. Bist Prime Minister 8haltour BskI4Iar warned be would tolerate meinL's new provisional govsrnmunt "only as a Joke." The ______ BSkWIII shrugged off the - '___1 by the IN= demanding and I*odiacsd popular kgis'f'on to try to bolder the life of his moidhdd government, Khomeini Monday appointed elder datean prime _____ Mehth Baurgan as _______ ___ ___ end urged his suppoldors to endorse the mov with marches in the streets. They responded _ I - Back + ____ + __________ some units still remained loyal to term government. ___ ____ Bokbilar's government Introduced two bills In parliament calling for the disbanding of Shah Moithainmed Reza Pahlavl's dreaded secret police, SAVAK, and the arrad of former imperial ministers and officials on ot1on charges. In a related development stressing Iran's said It would probably withdraw shortly from the Central Treaty Organization, CENTO, established In the 1 by regional nations Voluntary Service For UsSe Youth? WASHINGTON (UPI) — A national cornmittee called today for voluntary national service for American youth as a means of In the latest In a series of delicate maneuvers Lit m$e control of Iran, the breaking a vicious circle of "cynicism and selfishness" and meeting the nation's non- ____ UrQi4h the streets of Iranian prUne mbilder today denounced the decision cities shouting, "We are Khomeini's soldiers," aid "Dseth to BakMIa,," InthsCapMM— UipsstofBgldIar, For by lC,tnI to appoint the respected Basergan as prime miiilder of an opposition I.lw"go,-, "IrsoIscns country, one governnand bulk puuntc,n damn .boenbsrs and Huey day after the Basargai announcement, and prOtsdarsMaiobslonswalngthMMk Around The Clock ......... 4-A Hariscspe .................4-B Bridge .................... 4-B Heapital ..................5-A Calendar .................I-B Ohitsarles ................5-A Comics ...................4-B OUR8ELVP .............1-B Crossword ................ 4-B Spurts ....................7-A Editorial .................. 4-A Teirrislu. ................21 Dear Abby ................I-B Weather ..................l.A with cooperation of Britain And the United ____in. ______ the &A Um b moom MUM ___ See HOSPffA4 Page :A Today Thousands March -. is Neliwender to take a stand at roughly $1 million on various ROGER NEISWENDER lead philosophically to the studies and agreements to BO SIMPSON arrangement County Administrator Roger goes forward with spending negotiated between the hospital swNRWaAPageM military needs. + The Committee for the Study of National Service released atanews conference Its 143page report, titled, "Youth and the Needs of the Nation," In which it proposed engaging 1 million or more young people in a system of voluntary service for their country. -I - + a ___ 1I41I_ A________________________ by T. K. Ryan • ._I_ Oft PM K$%Ffl I J(JSTHMP I) Sam$ , WHQ $ I.OPAS HE 6 16 N. SIPW A WWW P _ Moth ers Voices Can 't L O ft Babies From Corn a ___ SXA (I NAPLLS, Rely (UPI) — Villagers scrubbed the ) ___ to 1111111`91111 110 do d alle "k V' that ha. at lead In the y In seetbern Ds* ers, h4 they , . , , + , *Mly teIs playing taps reesrØaga of - - +.-.-•-- --- + - - .- - a-.. rIa5s-.. I -_..-_ --+ V ___ mch,cs'velc.sInai effort __ __ to rose stricken "silts _____ 64IPE M AWOM FORA WON? - A SHAHPOURBAKHTIAR . TUMBLE WIlDS . Court and Other court decisions on double stantial philosophical dif- program would come when a Despite prodding from ference with the plan before It lease I • ZOOMS . +,- -. didn't get It Monday. _________ ___ I- + ++ + and John Romito . S + If 8.niinol. Memorial approach onznrnikm.rs, as proà.d with the concepL Hospital's Board of Thatees Interpreted by th. adAfterth.dudi.s,Nelawsoder wanted a firm commitment endorsement from the county neutral, slightly positive" about exactly how much money It • + •. . COZfllnIisiOfl on the proposed the plan. could float In bonds for hospital switch from a publicly operated Nelswender explained to the renovations, improvements and to a privately operated medical board that the hospital board of expansion. facility for the purpose of trustees wants to know If the The acid test of whether the + See DOUBIXTA Palo 3A See TRANSFER. Page IA •. On Private SMH L . News of the Impending reassignment of Sanford Police Captain Charles Fagan to the federal Enforcement Ackninlatra. tion (DEA) Task Force was greeted with support by Sanford city officials today. Mayor Lee P. Moore who, along with sloners David Farr and Police Liaison Commisabner John Morris, knew of the move said today hels eased with the decision "I feel pretty good about It," Moore said. "In a couple of conversations I've had with him, CaPtain Fagan has Indicated to me he wanted to do more vestlgative-type work and that's what he would be doing with the DEA." Moore said the expense of paying Fagan's salary while he is a member of the task force should not concern Sanford taxpayers. "It's something you have to give some consideration to," Moore said of paying Fagan's salary, "but )'Oht'Ie got to remember we've had two people down there before. Drugs are a I lA problem In Florida and Sanford is not Immune. 1 Ttlie people of Sanford may complain, but we're going to benefit from this, because we'll have a key man down there." Morris learned of the + move during a Jan. 31 meeting between Fagan, Chief Ben Butler, City 4 Manager Warren E. Knowles, City Attorney C. Vernon Mize Jr., and attorney Newman Brock, representing Fagan. He g he the decision immediately I after that meeting and told Farr some days later "over coffee." Commissioner Eddie Keith, who said he had not learned of the move before County Lukewarm bring all up to date on the latest Supreme I shall tolerate by Stan ____ ______ - take If' See FAGAN, Page IA 42 It' s a . , , I II attjcIJ to DEA on the city's payroll. The other officer Is Tony L Brooks, a patrolman who was permitted to join the DEA as part of a settlement Ltween the city of Sanford and the U.S. Equal Em. coy Commission Chairman Bob French, to •2 _ _ ____' _____ iv 'If that ' + JOHN MORRIS - u _• +. + -.-- ,. CAPT. CHARLES FAGAN his place' VQJ1O7 T1IIS'U. KIEP IV TM —I -t mm THIS TO MY Y' ACCOUNTS AMA - to take _ 4 AQJITII __ SPIDER-MAN_______ + + __ by Bob Thaves + £x. + _ __ no one . from participants Muft the county's special double-taxation attorney Bob Naboia, county's representative. on the COIUDW Of IAKW Governments in Seminole County double4axatlon committee, In additlon to the commIssIoners. Can the sollutim to the doubloUntion feud $hath been on-going between the county _____ County for old city governments In Seminole ___________ iiI"1t + I . ! Cope... A Lu xury? •':,. You' ll know what , 'We'll hire A" U4 139MIS -- . Double-Tax: City / •.. Is the Only solution partial CC COPetL Coo1l4intiofl at lust of services with no because after West takes his anorwer available short of that? king he has to give South a A variety of oplakma was heard at ______ ruff and discard." wal cooty Monday + . son + However, local law officers aulgne4 to the federal force by mutual agreement between a city and that Agency, continue to be paid by the municipality. Fagan would be the second Sanford law enforcement officer __ __ 11 an A move to separate S$flford Police Qtlef Ben Butler ap ha Fagan to bring about harmony within POIIC depsitanent ___ In Orlando. Fagan to join a federal task force based 0Y nldratlou1$oUtcu said today, will the city of Sanford about *,500 a year. task Jughow soon Capt. Fagan will be assigned to force (DEA) In Orlando, remained miceftain today. The bead of that DEA task force said he expected to meet with the POIk chief today to work out the renent (1511115. Th DEA supervisor, Don Hopper, confirmed he has been asked to acce Fagan Into the task force, but added only after certain routine admInIstratIve problems associated with getting Fagan deputized as a federal ofcerareconduded wulheknowfor certain when Fagan Will make the move. he plays the second diamond Oswald: "How about you say something 'gly .uy it Tennessee reader wants articles on the acronym toA know '" to.y ttacUonwetake 'ARCH'?" _____ ____ ____ j. as dealer. Both sides are fe., ac'sosise_____ UGITIARHJ$ (Nov. DD.c. Alan: nfr1d The longer the delay, the 21) It'. xl like you to be readers. A Is Analyze the vulnerable. We open four spades. If _ er the wound. deep mslcloia without caxe but lead. It Is Review pa ner has just a urn. TAURUS (*11 May ) ding. C Is Count your we rtwi you __ ll make It. U he lU winners and losers. H is How Be a little mete careful with Is of can I make or defeat the nothing, we may wrong pcuslons today. Y opponents to be cooperative contract, depending contract. Into Indedea your messy. People YOu CAPHICOIN (Dec. liJat. INZW1PAP* ENTERPR13 AuNt have a thndhn(7 to go beek an Oswald: "South reviews __ __ ____ yo with a 19) thei, , the bidding and notes that (Fore copy of JACOB MODtjyinyor ERN, sod si to: "Win nesda to bs dcii, aid for whom, of Weet holding the king of Bridge," cv. of this newspaGIV4l (May 21-June ) yolsom dmptoday arld to know so put out Un required ~to Can Only per, P.O. Box 480, Radio 1ty }IIMI.j afford to lose one diamond Station, New York, N.Y. IX1D.) , tg of y Ml the byStoffelSiHeImdahI ciJ(*s Ar A 4PPINT 1Pt6 PEVEL.OPMeMT. ___ BUGSBUNNY of Rea I home. It doesn't matter how w.st N _______ A.s B7TOMGIOHDANO Herald -- ace.' 'au Pass IV p"3fty Is YOWl today, is1 YOU attempt to seem iteci •'. _ ______ - •iqsis •AS By MAX ERKILETIAN Herald Staff Writer -. - - - - ___ L) B)r p,. • City Orticials uty PD Harmon y VOURBIMIIDAY you have a tendency to be WIN AT BRIDGE Febrwyl,1P?$ unreliable and could disappoint trick. He decides to postpone You could be singled out someone depending on you. 3-OSA a diamond play as long as he because of your at4lltles to NORTH 22) (J can." or manage aomdlth large 10 Try not to make auimwtlons 4107 Alan: "He starts by drawK Q 532 scope this coming year. 'I'ttl based upon partial evidso e ing trumps with two leads; 864 new position adds greatly to today. iVute fully before then cashes the last high )?OU1 social standing. club and leads a spade from making accusations. You'll dummy. East rises with the AQUARI1 (Jsii. 31Feb. 19) aM )'omslf unbarrasemed. WRIT _ You're reasonably sat. In o(JulyA') Your O7 Oswald: "At this point the ___ ___ __ with people you know a lot •16432 •QJIO7 flHowvs,sonenIgi4 hold the diamond k About. Strolagers or now cow try to use your good h risen from a high ing ty for SOUTH dillons should be treated to a certainty. So when East 492 personal gain by plying you leads hack a diamond, South caution. Find out more of What with A J 864 goes right up s ace 0 AQ32 Ila ahead for you in IM by VIIRGO (Aug. 23&pt n) and leads a second spade. •K5 sendingyour for COPY ofth. 't y o cover up any West wins and continues ___Letter. n,s toiiny. 'Fees up to new 1911 Astro-Graph Vulnerable: Both spades. South ruffs." U14RC L1JEE SIMPLY H is Tran s fe r Bac Ice d For Tuesday, February 6, 1979 ___ EEK1,MEEK Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 15 Cents Fagan To D EA, HOROSCOPE ___ ___ Illeralit 71st Year, No. 146—Tuesday, February __________________________________________________________ 15 0 it AND HE ASKO MF TO Si. _ - - - - K)J(JmMA it.. (./3)1 + .• L - - - arrangments. A child born much appreciated. DEAR READER— Infectious 7 8 9 4 5 6 2 3 because of the union of an egg - - - - -- - -- - (oanandapermcellhUthe mnonuleosislsCaUsed Ya 14 13 12 10 1I genetic characteristics of the virus and commonly affects woman who produced the ovwn young, healthy people. You 16 15 17 and the father who produced shouldn't take It as an in— — — — — — the sperm cell. It doesn't dicatlon that your son isn't 21 20 —I9 — matter whether this union Is basically In good health. The induced In a test tube by ar- symptoms Include a severe sore 23 22 tificial insemination or by the throat, fever and enlarged __ — —— __________ —— 1 natural sex act. The and result, lymph nodes. The spleen, which 26 27 28 24 25 in some ways Is a very large — I genectisiiy, is the After that, it doesn't matter If lymph gland jiat underneath 32 30 31 the child is adopted by entirely the left margin of the ribs, may enlarge and become tender. 36 — 11 differ parents or who 34 35 33 — Your son should avoid — ..J the child; It will have no real I '40 '41 39 37 Influences on the genetic athletics and physical activity —— origins of the child. In the until he has recovered C ——— —— 42 143 144 situation you describe, even pletely, particularly contact though the woman who bore the sports. Why? Because the 47 48 49 50 45 46 child was not the wife, she Is spleen is more likely to rupture — — — genetically the mother, with 53 — — — — over the acute illness, he whether doesn't need to worry about the legal mother. 57 55 56 The same thing would apply that either. ——— ____ The illness with fever usually to any surrogate mother. All —. 60 58 — — — 59 children that she births, as a lasts one to three-weeks. Many ova, are all half patIents do Complain of fatigue dtb,.varlable lengths of time hers, genetically. DEAR DR. LAMB— My 22- after the acute illness Is over. year-old son has recently been You can expect your healthy, — . — — — diagnosed having athletic young man to make a as mononucleosis. Can you tell me total recovery In a relatively something about It? What Is It short period of time. __________________________________ By BERNWE BEDE OSOL _ (1zz _I_• _____ ____ • r• Lamb ____ K $ • ' • I S r. -. ____ _____ -. ( Surrogate Motherin.9 . The Hows And Whys stitches L IN E NEWSPAPER V - # • W'fI L 1 kiiI OITISI 52 Novelist 1 Gender Rillil 4 Billowy Ferber Piti!41I R jLTj I I 0 ilTIj:-L S F expanse 54 Inner (pref.) TIoMI SI F IA 7 Dryas wine 55 Shakespeara ____ Ti1 10 Mater, can poem A I Sj LjA __ 56 British school N V £ S1J - - - olAl • nobleman 12 Units I6r L i _£ DEAR DR. LAMB—I w• 14 Tax agency 57 Poke around a PIL I X watching the Mike Douglas (abbr.) 58 Over (poetic) A j U CIVIl i i D show and heard a discussion on 59 Color 15 Ah me a . c_ a ____ 16 Farm agency 60 Automotrveso lf i iTI(I ó r _ra_i j.j surrogate mothers. Mike (abbr.) ciety (abbr) i Iitt1.] S C_0_NfJ Douglas Interviewed a couple H _R _LID 17 In good 1111(1 and the wife was sterile. A condition DOWN 40 Genetic 13 Auction the wife then girlfriend 18 Meat cut 19 Noun suffix material 1 River in gate mother. 20 Type style became 21 Mountain near 41 Playful water Europe 22 Boxed M I understood It, the sperm [•_ ancient Troy 2 Songstress Lo 24 Foot part mammal cells from the husband were 23 Having no gan 26 Comedian 43 Look wdwhatcausesit?HowdOeaIt feet slylyused to cause the 3 Christian King 24 Words of un. 44 Milk-organ to get pregnant. She bore the affect the body? Is therea cure? holiday 30 Compass derstanding (2 45 Grant 4 Springs point child, and then the child What Is the treatment? 31 Scale note 5 Graduate of wds.) 46 Vase-shaped We have always considered belonged tothe married couple. 25 Catches Annapolis 32 Indignation iug My question is: whose child is this young man to be in good 27 Mona (abbr,) 33 Fixed 48 Baseballer painting 34 City prosecu- 6 Mosquito this really? I mean, won't the physical condition. His favorite Slaughter 28 Dry tor (abbr) genus child be half like the mother forms of exercise are hiking, 7 Pass through 29 Actor Sparks 49 Greek portico 36 Comedian who birthed it rather than half water and snow SkIII1 and 30 Swift aircraft 50 Carry Caesar a sieve like the mother who raised it? karate. He neither &nokes, nor (abbr) 37 Ordeal 8 Cleveland's 51 Canal system 35 Lover of DEAR READER- Yes, dunks, but he has had his 39 Overseas waterfront in northern Heloise 42 Wealthy 9 Time zone you're right. Genetics Isn't very share of common colds. Any Michigan 38 Bushy clump 45 Gave up (abbr) touch concerned with social help you can give will be very 53 By birth (Brit) 47 Most-tardy 11 Fire residue 11 HEADS ALWAYS BURIED Answer to Previous Puzzle 51 Fasten with ACROSS by Chic Young Monday, Feb. 5, __________________________________ ___________________________________ IM SOR HONE'v..U'RE z S ++ •,•', • . .+ - .-sø - , -' _. - - - ___ they do not fr [SCJ. The virus has been 4sd asosd Napta.. be. ___ becs a pvdtical imus. Doctors at CatsazaroM$4s anlered U en a 7&k adu cd ike died at ('stan_______ ___________ ___ zero In Calahila — In the "toe" of Italy — and ___ being CW.' set on 5mSntMMbsbythMdiidM Aviae, of Noples. .11 ___ occurred at Sastobeso r:N'4iaDOdsn believe t. is.... "IyoC$ VI2no" InIlatId by t Rebut of the laditet. of ABer ________ and hàctkus 01mm at ___ BI'PdaIMd. But Ww* they bells" Isolation, artificial respirators and treauM they bow the The children, mostly from the siwni of Naples end tMt ng th. foothills of Mount doctors frankly admit there Is no cure. No YCUn be. ___ dsvekpingMadthSvIrs Indidoctors an- rolyfagon trUunM metbeda nor miDy a.at Add POblImi am of v'tagfalliatoa come _____ mesls to ross the dingo of their mothers' voices have been un___ ___ ThtipkdNtthSVe ., ___ a____ beowne political With the Ccaunuidst ad ministration of. Naples saying that had the Christian Democratic government In Rome dons would have been reduced. One .CommuaslsI parliamentarian has point ed out that infant Oortal1tY In the Vssuvlva is than In the rut of Italy, about on a itar with I'PV1111 Respiratory Infant ___ to d"s'. are being reported dune the risk of contagion + from Taranto, Ban, ___ ___ __ as Salerno and Poteesa well as In Avelhno and Catangaro, all well removed from the previously Infected aria. Villagers In the Naples ar are swang down the streets and walls of thelrhoiaezina desperate effort to bring about reasonably hygienic conditions. �- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. L"It (Ci—ed Frees Page IA) he warned, "If anyone goes ahead and forms a government, I shall tolerate It only If We }olLe." He said V Khamslat "trenaisle. words In Ishail mswer In kind. II there Is blootldiad ad if p.o1g.'s r1gis are violated I shall espese the vklMarL" Bakhtlar Instated reforms could be achieved without co and t&o the cii àitul1m, which has "opened the way for every kind of change Inapesceful Now Water Workers Warning a Britain. Of Possible Strike LONDON (UP!) Wage negotiations with unionists representing 33,000 water workers broke down today and the unions said they would ask their members whether to call a strike to cripple Britain's water and sewerage services. The negotiations, which had been going on spasmodically for several days, collapsed when the unions rejected what was termed a final 16.9 percent pay raise offer by the National Water Council. — okultatim Japan Cool To Teng Call TOKYO (UP!)— Chinese Vice Premier Teng HslaoPlng arrived today from. a triumphant U. S. tour weakened by a cold and facing a frigid Japanese attitude on a united front against Moscow. The Japanese government Monday was cool to Teng's repeated calls In the United States for a united front against the Soviet Union by the United States, Japan, West Europe and China. Foreign MIniter Sanoda says he is amdous to balance Japan's growing friendship with China with better relations with the Soviet Union. The move to permit Pagan to seek uslgmmasnt to the DEA cane during a meeting Jan. 31 between the police lawyer, the city attorney, the police chief and police liaison officer designed to settle differences between Fagan and Bailer, according to those attending that captain' s The differences were never ftanked following that meeting, and all that was made public at the time was that Fagan and Bailer were able to resolve those dlffeuucss through mutual agreuned. Pagan's agrssd4o appestIon to the DEA, however, was never reported to the prom, although it came to pass that meeting held In City Attorney C. Vernon Mini Jr.'s office. And, while for the most pert, those who attended the ma ad M ad todey sting was L AM the p'4e DA gmi'-4 Sir Vegas Is a good solution to the gruUun, at Med as city ie"sr said Qty Manager Warren. K. ICiowles opposes Palm going to W& 1 eoinmtIon,r said Knowles labels the move 'a wait, of taxpayer money." Pagan west to his lawyer, Newman Broch of Spriop, a former w'1ed atats's attorney for $th County, abed those weeks sp seeking legal advice to resoin the.. differences with Quit Butler, according to John Morris, Sadord city c*nmIcm,' amid i'si.edly lion officer. for, amid pot, a meeting to discuss the matter, according to Morris. At that meeting was: Quiet Butler, Mins, Morris, Pam Knowles and Brock. Some of those stti1ng thet meeting said they fail Pagan went to a lawyer became he was concerned Ms job was In jeopardy or that he faced a iIae4111 'y action from racist news Moths tdb# it his coatrasling the .mn soft the peoe d.p In- 4 be in. ROME (UP!)— Italian politicians today tried to put together a government without Communists in the Cabinet, and police tried to prevent further terrorism in which for the first time a female hit team attacked another woman. OistgOtnI Chrt$tlan Democratic Premier Giulio Andreotti is trying to hold off demands by Cominwilst Secretary Enrico Berlinguer to include Communists In the new Cabinet. — — `.Pakistan Upholds Death RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (UP!) Pakistan's Supreme Court today upheld the — —— death sentence of former Prime Minister Zulflkar All Bhutto, convicted Of ordering the assassination ofa political opponent and four of .Bhutto's codefendants. Bhutto's lawyers said they would ask the court to reconsider the decision' As a last resort, the former prime directly to PresIdst minister Zia Ul-Haq,could but =hassaidheprefst the gallows to asking Zit for mercy. governess In Pagan's pin uupndu'ce with the govermier's .me., the police cepte" accuses Bullet of a variety it alleged wrosugdoIgad kc1thek. lost faith inlacit .mMole tod.alwlththoiedr. F's riiait was triad dews by the povomer's .Mm become, according to a epoi"' with thd .Me., the allegadoe it ww18.1 h'ig were vega ad a. Dollar Market Levels Off By UAW Press lnteraatleuai The dollar opened onlyslightly lower an European money markets today, leveling WA from Monday's plunge caused by Iran's cancellation of $16 billion worth of arms orders with the West. In Tokyo, the dollar phmg.d to close at 19U5 y from 201.75 Monday. It 'opefl at A01.50. 'lbkyO dealers said the drop wua reaction tOhesVyW'i'flhlfl New York and London and a reperte4 move by the Bank of Jipan. to shelv, the reserve requirement for Increases in yen deposits by hm city .mclals hive ibiMoel copies it the eiuuepu'a baiwusaPages .dths poseur's .Me,, aemb hi as dip . 1- Cosaimieelow 31 iIc,d w'am the mailing Brick 'iid the bogs tW mnft in Maya .me., tr before F'i lawyer ci."u4,d his "IsiMedM a4utI— he the pr: amine deems MsI Who I made that eeg. Ir'. V C. naireddots. oddii: 'YosmomthsDEA? U's* Class. Beirut Crossing Mervin aid arwyese alkaft 60 meeting speed having Fags — ip-1 he on WNW keep he sad talk 1. BEIRUT, L.baiaà (UPI)' L jp ffr closed one 01 the main crouthp between area Ikwsvsr, Marvin edit 91ss a. Woodssaval "inerywth. miMing bei odied he,i.lvethep-'-'— bmiedwithD1Arsgs N do ItWL priaing kb view kima A a%i.y(.It _..i__j ik,j,$us*, Vgesvith VIA, WiMas a *_ - a tees.DelI1111115 Beesk Ni .'* l. 1Pir •: 7; yssludoy's A *ISpa N., t.bsronsti1e piessi'*as s,4i47 'a., le IsIS &u Js* _hl N. . r.n..i .01*, hdy ",T - Pa. lowI on. 4sI Commissioner Dick Williams coma the closest to giving a nft.d endorsement saying, "Yes, they have my commitmut on the concept of a private heept1 at this point.99 Cctnmlsionsr Sandra Wi., said, however, she isn't willing to go that far at this time. "i want to ne what the pMe says," she aid, adding that 0 pircist it these living In her district have no Idea of wbot Seminole Memorial Wspi] Is. Williams ulbod Nslswender to obtain froni the hospital the list of civic groups tiad the hospital administrator and board of trustees hive spoken to and plan to gain public Ml)od 01 the shift in operating the hospitaL Ccmwi,rs Bob tur and Bob French also .ra..ad A major Interest hi the tSSCIOSI it the public. "VU be greatly surprised if rs In a grid aipeuteg it from the prgdo," Noisainder said,ostingdWhe dsom't foresee a from 011t. ____ ___ S m nl pouring it objections either. esoN be psemuadby ahetMsjNi psrninthsIq.ut$.dup." _ my eked the imp, pgiMk.eithisMuiurre r a-E Th beluuui WktJut WOM . . The attorney suggeded the bed solution would be to have the county provid, all setIOL B. D. Simpson, a Realtor ad chairman of the doublo4azatlon study cwnmlttw, said a Idol court litigation Is occurring In Smlnole o,, suggesting that the city and countyamcfall should Mt down and "talk like pe psopis." "Has anyone trought up in court the Iiens it the sheriff vai the luxur y it city police "I think we are doling with an Insoluble problem," Orlando attorney Tom DeWolf, a mnbe of the dl,4ilnn committee said. "We are In the unfortunate position of being In an interim Mugs of economic development. The larger counties have had to go to some . sort of consolidation. "The court formnelals totally unworkable. In Its. Interim Mugs of ecnomIc evolutionary development, there is no solution," he said. provide services. They Freighter Sinks, 30 MIAMI (UP!)— A freighter filled with sugar, apparently loaded at Havana, sank In the Caribbean Sea about 400 miles southeast of Miami Monday, but all 30 crewmen escaped safely before the 540-foot ship sent down. we something Plane Falls Into — , FPC Fraud Trial Delayed JACKSONVILLE (UP!)— Testimony will be delayed until Wednesday In the trial of a Florida Power Corp. executive and four Texas oilmen charged with conspiring to Inflate oil prices because motions will be argued before the federal judge today. A seven-man, fivewoman jury in the federal trial was seated late Monday, then U. S. District Judge W. Terrell Hodges dismissed them until Wednesday. The trial is expected to last up to two months. "We are spüithig wheels and going to end 1978 Best Sales Year For GM DETROIT (UPI) — A record $1 billion fourth-quarter profit turned 1118 Into the best year ever for automotive giant General Motors Corp. The No. 1 automaker said It sold more cars and trucks In 1878 than In any other year, sending profits soa ring to an all-time high of $3.5 billion for the year, a 5 percent 1977's previous record. increase ___ over Chemotherapy Cured Cancer Level Test NEW YORK (UP!) — For the first time, chemotherapy alone has been used to cure a case of large cell lung cancer, says a report in the upcoming issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association. The report says the drug lownustine was successfully used to treat large cell lung cancer, the type that strikes 20 percent of the lung cancer victims, in a 47-year-old male. Changes Brew ___ 0" . • Qs? 1 de ___ 11111111111101110. 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Bill Aisbury, who was serving as a security guard, said he saw the plane bank into a left turn, then fall to the ground. He said the left wing burst into flames as he ran to the plane and pulled the passeng out. • as 0 Saved I Porno Dealer Slain FORT LAUDERDALE (UP!) — A Pennsylvania pornography dealer was shot and killed by an unknown assailant Monday night srldng lot of the motel where he was I in the staying. Although first reports Indicated the shooting of John Krunsr, 5$, of Harvey. Lake,'Pa., may have been the result of a robbeiy attempt, a police spokesman said a~m later robbery was not suspected ,,We know that he's called the 'prince 01 Porn' up there and he's invclvd In distrlb'4tlon and ptèlkatlon, but that's about all we can say. Th Investigation Is continuing," a police spokeswoman said. "No1 robbery's not In. 4 • lattaway, D'Altsaest. - is ruj'ill so" ,wig urn flss No aJI,a m.i a. esw gam y; politically w'laIr. Find out what Is Mlddng in their craws," the administrator urged the committee uWmberL He said the county gave Information to the cities In response to their comWeints and charges cn double taxation. "What lift about the Information that Is unpalatable to them? What's baihetth them?" he asked. Commissioner Sandra Glenn, noting she serv.dua city commissioner lnAltamonte Springs for four years, responded "Basically, ft's a power struggle it who's going to can- __ x __ Wins Approval OiSM11160 '•.i. said the city it Sanford prepared a 'guess list" of eight Items where it contended double tantion e ists it qili4 the county. He said the cities are not interested in dialogue. "Something sticks In the craw, it the cities about the way we (the county) (C.utind Fri. Fags IA) taxation from Nabors. The committee members were asking direcift km the boardhi its dudy. Nabur, said the courts have decided that covintin do not have to refund tax maul,, coilectid In previous years; only poptytax can be considered for double4autlon pw poses amid the criteria for daiumlnlng whether city residents are doubly taxed Is whether City dwellers radve tiel ad sub. dOtW bes from coedy services OM If those 5SfvtOS$ are 05117 provided In the ialiicitpot$.d are. He said l,gie'.'4on is being considered by the 1a(hre to sweep In ether county rosnussin addition toprcputy tax uthe 'basis for determining double tazat'cn. "That would clue, same horrendous problems," w NiSa 'f''L!i 010 "11**;s w 5* *IN Iirt, N l'a I .Mmus* 1W I fn lop. 4 . 11011101111. , FLORIDA do 4 r, a. ' .jss so b i Idmtrhebs • • - '7' • _______ t' * • .4 '••••••'• ;.,••.. MRNEVA - '• i tindI D.iww't of Mi',.naWaI'Oa . 11 • ___ f t•:l4 4 -i --_ - .. r- " ' • JacksonCountydeputysheriff_ were arzfled,one with aloaded flcaliberplstol with a 6-inch barrel and the other with an 8-inch - 10-1 .V • HITCH MARIANNA (UPI)— Two boys who tried to seize control of their sixth grade school room Monday to get attention and publicity are being held today by police who say aggravated assault charges will be filed against thelfl. And five classmates and the teacher who overpowered the two at Marianna Middle School are being hailed as heroes. Police said both of the 11-year-olds— one of whom Is the son of a "They wanted attention and their names and pictures In the newspapers," said Marianna Police Chief Wiley Pittman. '5. C" The one with the pistol grabbed agirl student who was bringing Monte Photo by Lsnrd KridOI1 a note Into Karen Hughes' sixth grade language arts classroom. While cleaning out a ditch on Lake Mary Boulevard near hidden Lake In Sanford He kept the gun aimed at her head. He ordered the students to this backhoe ended up in the ditch. The ditch is being cleaned out by Bell Un- remain seated. Miss Hughes sent a student for help, but a second boy grabbed derground Construction of Sanford to alleviate a water back-up problem, which near the classroomand held tdrn at knife point. has developed because of erosion to the ditch. Another larger dredging machine him Then five boys in the class jumped on the knife wielder and will be used at the site today and should not take more than 30 minutes to dig out dimmed h3 Hughes said she shoved the youth with the the ditch and get the water properly flowing again, according to an official at the gun out the door, freeing the girl hostage. would have told them to do scene. "I admire their courage but I Hughes said. It," Miss Police I.A. Gary Sullivan, who Is handling the Investigation, said C - 1 ___ •, . ______ . , I _____ ..:,____ 4 • - never — _ _ — • DITCH By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL The Midwest looked forward to temperatures in the teens and 20 today — a veritable heat wave compared to Monday's bitter cold while residents of the Southwest and upper Plains suffered through more snow and ice. An Arctic high-pressure system that caused record low temperatures from Oklahoma to the Great Lakes gave way to insulating cloudiness today, insuring a slow warm-up but also Increasing chances for more snow in the hard-hit upper Midwest. - ___ T ir; 'Heat Wave' For Midwest on account of sex; the Congress shall have the power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, provisions of th is article; this amendment shall take effect two years after date of ratification." The battle will begin heatin g up within the next several weeks as state legilatures con vene. departments?" Simpson asked and Nabors wh mooL Xassls,u41 YORBA LINDA, Calif. (UP!)— Fire of undetermined origin burned through three rooms of Richard M. Nixon Elementary School Monday night, causing an estimated $76,000 damage. The flames caused about $70,000 damage to the structure and $6,000 to the contents, fire department official said. No one was injured. The cause of the blaze was under investigation. Yorba Linda was the birthplace of former President Nixon. ... Double-Tax T Is XI _____ "We are clearly yultkig the responded "No." Nabors suggested a up In the court," Simpson said. burden as the hospital." the "city police forces are nothing more than , cities challenging mocifice anInIMrstcr 811141. hiring private security guards," he said. could be; "You won't let as (the county) The Seminole Legislative Caunn'Ionsr Dick Williams said the provide the services." Nabors saidthecon. county has always resisted narrow terms and Del*Ios Is cirred1 con-- Unaing battle between the coidy and the city .ldeilng permlWs ligW wt MayI nd to maiiatim in *a Yam ow, discussions on double tlTktlon, submiaad by the Itoeptal board prafofflng to $Je 01fr picture. Roger, ittrid,seto allow the coo. ol the lwqtal to a Yes privately operated facility aduna less aTagemed with the county Transfer Of Fagan Hospital_ representative. IN" ad under the cameipt 111IM11111110101611111201101116011 he$11"vecaidbsSadedto the fecIy. ftAbeffissen aec O— y to _____I detwiftdo omuid it mesa, (C Fri. P IA) IaPeters ked that one weeks, according to is iflwl he IM 'ip the more, SaIfoid oMoer be rd1.s4 Hopper, Bullor contacted sad repay trees bee cs'lIag Pagan "an as. Is the poMc, dspamtmd Msitosseifbewouldagmw Ilellwusdu He !4UI trim task force duty Ia aid baud in iuoeu it to accepting Pagan on the, "PsgsEe. it how he ysor, according to Hopper, tack force to fill ord's $1 11111111111 it 11110 "good" in IsMo shed the 4IpN. lbs leek rcs draws a ceustridles fad. In, ow original commitment to Ibeiwbewaiddeapsod , work. — tali4lae officers from sopply two .Me.rs. job," aid Es. "I havesi varies law aier4n 00105* 11=111 lbs oeij Sadud .mcer agenclesinsc (a,it: ciru.Ily serving on the fthda !ve wuked with ad I t k force Is Tony oo . tn&,k. Chags, Vvial as Br Ink ks think be's. ens of the Brsvwd,Lshs,Oac.glaar4 Brooks wed to the dIIMod oMoere in Marina. forcehitbeiw011W po&' dupu"id." afti a federal Equal •'iu IaPulers, we had comaisieser P—trem, 'she aid to did 0000101011015 (EM) InIi have two oMcers,"add 'edigatlos o cIgm 01 ' id imew ii the ad Hupper. , she who ft am 61111, aulsnunid to F'a msve to the taik force. 2 oft IM Aftg W. 11# le iN be mime tir trim par. JOtaC. e, had 1moigM own 11111111 adS hi th5 livils gui he him _happy, the. P about I:: _M7 looti ad IIeim. '1"°°"W "Ill MidaIduM*un officials in late ms. heHeNer.last$eber meeting it qsrlatiiat sinthiwodm'tpotths FovIg the F= in-' _u H : $ a.a. vesdi _ BATTLE OVER ERA . 0 " r. I IN;i~..'--i-, i. ,,., Nixon Elementary School DErstied EP.A not aW A total of 38 states Is needed for final passage of the Equal Rights Amendmeat, proposed by Congress March 22,1172. Ratification deadline by 38 states Ii June 3L 1I. Here Is text of ERA: "Equality of rights under the law shaH not be denied or abridged by the United Sta tes or by any state ,4 1 $76,000 Blaze Damages I 00 06 ___ ; CIØUan east and Moslem west Beirut today id rIgbtIst militiamen uchang•d mvun JIr. with Syrian froos of the Arbje*cshespl kssia the subtxbs 0. W ~. ,(. MAIRA . . , IN BRIEF Ono U mM (Chrlhi'-tI Fri. POP IA) WSW and the nmIw4rs, fringe F* t".I ...Hospital Brooks' annual salary Is $l3,47.02; while Fagan Is paid $17,741.04, with 17 percent added to out salary for fringe benefits, according to city hail records. bsnea Their combined salaries, including the coats, come to $31,475, according to those some payroll Italy Aims For New Regime . on 111111111t KM — minorities Minister Krlangsak Chomanan. Krlangsak arrived in Washington Sunday and was to be welcomed at the White Home today. He brought some of the same worries as Teng regarding a Hanoi-dominated southeast Asia and Vietnamese forces on the eastern borders of Thailand. Snipers 11111M ow CM his said 1'ithI Is free to form a "aidow government" — â,nfl*, to that traditionally formed by the opposition party in Britain— bet If he tried to take over the govuesl his ministers Will be arrested. Khomew said at a wu61 news co to we. he would laimch a Jthad, or holy war, valso homely. B.k1ar has said he doss not think Moelans can be bmned spied Modems, aid has promised to anew "a ballot with a — — — : i. ILI wn j; Pair Grabbed, t Teacher And Kids 'Heroes' ~, *'" t ' IFm1k) r *a in an 111" -3A ,~ : I WSS 1 I 1 _.- Yt Wool. — (Ce-i4 Fr,. Page IA) Con(EEOC). Brooks was given the r..asaigamsst shortly after EEOC concluded Its Inveetigatlon Into alleged discrimination In the city's hiring practices relating to blacks or other WASHINGTON (UP!)— With the departure 01 Teng Hslao-ping to China, President Carter planned to discuss Asian problems with another concerned visitor Thailand's Prime I Ra NY do.diy would continua, to by to find oon with B. were d.eigriod to 1mg The aired additional presms's on BakI4ir to step down, but hepromlertold the itkit on Iran Radio he would nso until pan and order were ñaiored. "I want to ask the Ir'flll" oØ1i of the proviatonal govsnmed," the 75-year-old lflnelai told a jammed news ccthrsnce at thehiscielhehasmadehisheadquarters. "I wed them to asprea. 11*1, opinIon and In peaceful marches and demonvis, airatloms thoougiioet the coedry," he said. Khomeini said he had told Basergan to dmesi the ether CaMM members for a ...Fagan Thai Chief Visiting Carter : low. 1 ... Khomeini stçpcsters had virtually taken over the the central city of tifihin and the holy city of Qom and thousands of persons demonstrated peacefully In Taiwan. Three anti-government demonstrator, wore killed In tho town of Kermanshab In isetarn Iran when a bomb they were nikIrig hew up prunatswely. Mattlal law authorities had given perrnIsdoss for the —but lnaiaiad they remain orderly. Basargan, In his first etatemeuta, Indicated he would take a cautious approach and would net oontr4 Bir hea&cn. Soirees said private consultations with Bazars acting as his own spokesman on- . IV N,,' Iran Regime? 'It's Only A Joke' - Tuesday, Feb. L M ycle Run Through Teague ;Items Taken of o rc Burglars who broke In to Teague Middle School an Sand Lake Road In Forest city drove a motorcycle through the school Waving skid marks an some of the carpeting. Records Indicate the hdnxlers also broke several light bulbs. the revolver was defective and could have fired accidentally at any that failed, they ran from the school grounds. Search parties comprising state, county and city law officers t Sunday, according to told sherlWs deputies the in- sheriff's reports. The truck was cident occured over the Geneva trees in the weekend. The burglars broke parked among Avenue C and First the glass one door to gain entry Street. to the school. LUMBER THEFT Among the merchandise Danny Lee, 30, of 500 Power reported stolen were seven Road, Sanford, reported 25 gross of pencils, two pieces of treated lumber, calculators, a radio and two valued at a total of $fl4, were boxes of Teague Middle School taken from a house he is T-shirts. building on lot 3 Wilson Place BURGLAR SUSPECTS Two Altamonte Springs men Thursday or Friday, according to sheriff's reports. W1WVL00VE*ThErr J. Merketsqn,,4.' of Willie dwelling. According to police Ave., Sanford, .1104 Harding one olthe men was Iaal'4, an reported four wheel covers, apartment at the Pacesetter Apartments and the other man valued at a total of $200, were was climbing through a window taken from his car while It was of the apartment when the pair parked at English Estates, were arrested. The Pacesetter Casselberry, Sunday, acApartments are on Wymore cording to sheriff's reports. MONEY, ATTENDANT GONE Road In Altamonte Springs. An attendant on his first day Arrested were Joseph Vinwork and $200 In cash were of cent Gormley Jr. ,and Brian both missing when Robert Peter Bulds, 20, both of 753 S. Petty, 36, of 305.D Cypress Wymore Road. Both men are Apartments, Maitland, stopped being held at the Seminole at the Thornton Gas Station, County Jail in lieu of $8,400 U.S. 17-92, South Seminole bond. County, Sunday. TRUCK TAKEN Petty notified the sheriff's A $15,000 Lift-loader truck was stolen from an orange grove In department of the vacant and grove at _ - transport between $3,500 and neWar open gas station, Manager Gordon M. Drigger $5,500 in office equipment and The two sixth graders were taken to Panama City and placed in the acpaintings from noted the missing money, engineering the custody of the state Department of Youth Services. Marianna firms office, according to does not have juvenile detention facilities. cording to sheriff's reports, police. CAR THEFT 18, Route 2, Firth, David A. Clark, Dietz and Associates Longwood, reported someone took a 1969 Camero, valued at had leased the statlonwagon Leasing I RLC $3,000 from his home over the from o Wilmington, Del., according to weekend. sheriff's deputies. VANDALIZED CAR Jeanette Buford, 16, of 403 JACKET THEFT Sweetwater Cove Blvd., James G. Hanna, 43, Euclid, reported someone used a sharp reported someone took a Ohio, object to scratch the paint on he left laying on a jacket blue 1916 car the sides and top of her bench at the Palm Drive home her while It was parked at over the weekend according to Driving Range, U. S. 17-92, Longwood, Sunday. Value of the sheriff's reports. jacket is unknown. However, NAILS TAKEN the jacket contained about $400 Douglas Weedle, 29, of 885 In trawlers checks. North Winter Park Drive, Casselberry, reported someone YARD DAMAGE took sails,. tacks and a root Calvin Wetabsel, 23, it 591 cover, value unknown from a .Brookslde Court, reported house he is building at Lyndhurit and Duncan Trail, Longwood, Sunday. STOLEN CAR FOUND Seminole County Sheriff's deputies recovered a stolen 1978 Chevrolet suburban station wagon In a pit area just off State Road 436 West of Forest City Sunday. The vehicle had been taken from Clark, Dietz and Associates, 500 Fulton St., Sanford, late Thursday or early Friday, according to Sanford police. The station wagon, valued at $8,000 to $10,000, was used to someone drove across his yard late Saturday night causing about $75 damage, according to sheriff's reports. FIRE PROBED Sanford fire officials are Investigating the cause of a blaze that damaged a home at 1223 Lincoln Court early this morning, according to assistant fire chief William C. Galley. The house is owned by former Sanford Police Chief Roy G. Williams. The tenant Is Bea Duncan, according to Galley. He said four trucks responded to the call. Bergland On Some Farmers 'Not Poor, Just Greedy' But he also said higher food prices are not the fault of the Agriculture Secretary Bob packager, but have been caused Berglandsaldtodayaomeitthe partly by the demand of thousands of farmers who P Americans for convenience. snarled Washington traffic with T "There are noexceu profits their of tractors Mondayis are '11 ns In the business. This Is just the guilty -', budness dec io of convenience. For cost and "old fashioned greed." example, there aren't many As he spoke, leaders it the homem ak ers who , % American Agriculture MoveI. from icratcia anymore., They It must Mgt to plan their next buyit frozen at the counter." . move In a Istlie to get War , The farmers t oom teerai crop price supports. adm[nl4rstlon to he to repute t said their demands raisecrvplosnatol0percsstit ,; could add $15 billie" to the parity by lmplene,thng fully cinsunir food ML the 1V17 farm law. Parity Is a Rush hour traffic flowed formula wider complicated unoothiy into town todey as which the government helps about 10711 tractors aimS ether fa'mers meet their cod of tra vehicles ad perked on the production by guaranteeing Mall between the W&'(on minimums Income for crops. . manumit and the Capitol. Richard Bunch, one firmer They wore meT-Uladed by police who cans in a tractorcads all barricades after farmers the way from his Bird city, tried traffic into a nlate BOB BERGLAND Kams, home, piped about the Monday morieg. police move to amerowid the A*b,sgli the rally bytha. aedothsrsaro driven byjust mom of tractors. wds 01 farwors was mostly old fashio'ied peed." "I feel like that I'm not In peaceful Monday, some I "I know a few it these people America," he said. "I feel it's 8 farmers we arrested ad Mi ad I happw to know who they and a all dozen a we they're from and pretesters bjww in scvr. thatr an personal circunra"UM it these p8*1 are In cm.. And VU till you, they're ad d, to pang ad e's a poor." igi'rW-c_ (to pretest) In Biriand said many farmers their cue." said Bergland have bass hit bad flisdaily by local prab'w' Od need to Uft us ABC's "Geed Mer bstaksuscveitbythestates, Am~ prsgr. 'Ikers an others who have mob as tho water depletion ju*eats ataika he a glad nguller made bad tiu1 paid to Mich for lot Mrslcfri'ssst Tesas lute Mors an mokims nidfri IlelaiMi. . . - - — w State — Hollingsworth, D-Lake City. Monday, convenience stores and drug stores selling racks of "girls" mnagasin.; •wou14 be, Last year's Legislature passed a law requiring keep "girls" pszIne In acka which TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Under a bill approved required to keep the racks under the counter and out of the reach of minors. stores to èonéial the covers. HoWngzwo,th wanted to Include the behind-the- counter mandate, but the Senate refused to go along The stores already have to obscure the covers of such magazines — a provision which would not change. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Wayne Hollingsworth, was approved Monday by the House Criminal Justice after several members questioned whether It would be constitutional. "We've got it worked out now. It's constitutional," he said. Many stores already keep material containing nudity behind the counter, he said, but others don't and they're not following "the morality of their communities." He doesn't expect store Committee. The proposal, (hb 106) was passed 12-0 and cleared for consideration by the full House during the 1919 session which begins In early April. It makes It a misdemeanor crime for store owners and operators to keep magazines and owners and operators to object because "as long as they're making money on these magazines, it's not going to be any bother to books containing nudity them." The bill applies to stores open to the general public, so "porn shops" closed to minors would not be within "the convenient reach of minors." "This Is going to be picked imp by other states. It will spread around the country,'' said covered. police state." — -. resident picked up the two near downtown, then called police. Two marked police cruisers pintpr4 In nhniit 1 n.m. and found them huddled In a chone booth A N Assistant Principal Rick Mo'nn, 33, of Winter Swings WASHINGTON (UPI) a Marianna According to D.C. Police Chief Burtell Jefferson, AAM. leaders had promised In advance to confine their machines to one laueof the roads, keep to designated streets and not to abandon vehicles. So the police were unprepared Monday to deal with the tie-imp, but free movement it traffic was restored by midpolice invited the farmers to park their vehicles In the mll.ong Mall bStWNfl the Capitol and the Washington Momuunoe* to at. tu1ed rally an timid their I'I° They did so — and when they rdomW they found the only HsnryW.CIock you m o n ey!" It you don't know tax laws, you need HE Block to review your tax situation. You want to be sure you are using the proper tax form. Even If you filed the Short Form last year, your circumstances this year could lot you save money by filing the Long Form. At H&R Block, we'll take all the time necessary because we want to be sure you pay the lowest legitimate tax. entrances to the Mill area solidly blocked by school buns, wreckers, ' trucks, vans, trash compactors and other heavy vehicles. A few tractors that escaped also were surrounded H&R BLOCK quickly and immobilized Uke the others. - - THE WICOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD ase I. lit St. ii. HIwsy 434 Ph. 3224771 Pit. 131.4414 OPEN 98.0.4 p.m. Weekdays: .5 Sot. I Sea. OPEN TONIGHT — APPOINTMENT AVAILAILE omsa Aai*oicis IN DILTONL ORANGE CITY AND OVIIDO — • ill _ I .••--.- , -•••••-'.• .. - -. • - - - ........... - '-'. • .• •.. . �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Ewming-1111turIM (USFS 1•20) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30-322-2611 or $319993 Tuesday, February. 6, 197?-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD C. BECK, Advertising Dfrector Horne Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, Around 9 Boland repffi plays UU1eLiaguebaaebalI,Iza David was recently named to the Pop Warner All- football. County youths of jonlor high age to a 4arteasnofmerlt, And the SyUhu its own ll 'this one a srlolestIc team honori ng the top 24 class roam WUI.rP who play In the league. Mllwee had two teams In the liwelghi division, the Rams and the Packsrs. (rntthied, the school UVIU players who made the SYSA All ScboIk two. That namber Included Martin Smith, Danny Beck, Donald Parris, Billy Cuaghefl, Richard Harrefl, Keith Wallace and Derek Davis. Tuskawlila produced six All.Scholaatic picks member of his school's basketball team, Is In the FelloWship Christian Athletes and plays the 1 Seminole Youth Sports Aesoe4$lon is the organization which makes It possible for Seminole Jabloneki Altamosge Spriags. It's an boo rr ned for the talented few Who ezcel not only onthegrl&vn, but tt*clroom. David d both. South Seminole He played halfback T'1 — Hosvicenis In the jonler midget division, scoring The Clock Carry. His team w 101, whvilng the Rotary Bowl. Off the field, David is a straIglA student, serving upreMt ol lii .eventhgrade class at Lake ly JIM BAThES from the welterweight division Denny Myers, Steve Qua, Keith WoclrIe, David Tualbee, Jack Jolyor and David DiM JatdoiI was the only South Seminole player PEOPLE IN BRIEF from welterwelgiat olass, but South Seminole's Joey Vinci made It from the middieweight division. Wed Senirole heavy weight Mark Ruse rM.s.rded his team. TWO welterweights Howell Fraku and Dennis Groseclose made the team, as did Jackson Heights And' His Clients The government of any less developed, less powerful country that becomes a client of the United States Is In for a difficult time. That is lesson of the crisis in Iran as it was a lesson of the collapse of South Vietnam. We are very strong the most powerful nation on earth. But we are not very sensitive or sochiaticated when it comes to understanding the feelings of the common people of other cultures. For foreign regimes that have become too dependent on t, It Is rather like climbing Into bed picks included Kirk Pierce, Tongue iI.I Black, James Swartout and Bobble Siakar. Ent Seminole heavyweight Randy Pinkley rounds Ott the sqad. Never mind the PAT, guys. You already got the pokati Pal Caught - - with an elephant. It lsclear that'we did not sense the depth of the resentment In Iran against a shah who spent billions of the country's oil revenues on sophisticated modern weapons made in the U.S.A., while neglecting his people's social and economic needs. A recent Rand Corp. study of the fall of South Vietnam showed that surviving Vietnamese military and civilian leaders tend to blame the U.S for the debacle. "The American role was seen as that of a r '. How Needs As A Whole Infirm A WASHINGTON ( NEA) Foundation' Members of like retail sales personnel, are as' - PKW to protond that the ill is always right. Bs It ain't nsceesarily on . John Q. pj Is likely to be oniW in his opinions but parochial in his ottlook. His interests end his perspective we shopied b, his own experience. He may acknowledge the possibility that people .uwe In the country not to mention the W h problem different m his O ___ AET ____NILK! __ Quick now and no reference checking:: Which presidential athnlnidratlon brought us the "New Federallan"? What shoot the "New Prosperity", not to mention "New Directions"? Here's an easy one the "New Frontier". It can't have escaped the attention of many ot us who have lived through any 'Igslficant par. - _________ ______ ___ ______ ____ - 1 - but he doesn't much care. His ons question for his cosrsiamanis"What have YOU donS for me lately?" /! ____ __ - ___ tion of the period that catchy olopas--w wodd- be catchy slogans have become almost as predictable a f..te of theIOth.century presidency as the biaugeral ceremony Itself. Not an exception, only a bit slow In the de now with his own contribution to the genre. His "New Fowiditlon", tosned at us In the State of the Union message marking the midway point of his term, An lengthy list of political catchwords destined for the mod part not to go down as - Urdortimately for the nation u a whole, en too many members of COOIN especially In the House—now apend the bulk of __ - - _ ______ ____ es . . m and to maintain an arm's-length relationship with their governments. TO overwhelm any government with our at. tentlon, advice and aid Is no act of friendship. iwnois, has felt the m m With a nationwide sales force of 00, Lack's dop "I don't ses a heed-on cunpatftlon between Look and Lifeexcept In the generic sense that clrcsdatlonsbould climb tol.S million in the next The modprolific slogan coiner was Richard people consider us alike," said Boris Troyan, two to three years, Troyan said. Bet he has iplietly resisted them. Nixon, who tried id the first. throe of those in In Its f irst year, Look expects advertising to mi "Since tack a biweekly pubbor of quick quiz above, all three tan, for W11111111011, one n ew spaper in ills PI. pictureLock. news marte and lAte a feature acoow* for to 35 percesat of the space in each surewing in tias public conscioess scarcely district endorsed Simon for reelection but oriented picture monthly, the conipeittlon Is Issue. longer then the speeches In which they were granped about his "straying towards world momtgimi end symbolic than reel." Troyan also wants to avoid another dedilliap dUIIYSF.d. yJ" M4IidIl* averals OQIetIMIM "ft's not a quutlei of lAte verm Lock," a We that killed both Look and Life: high postal rates Jlsa, Carter, in a typical display of "believes there an, more thin eoO(4h prObiIITi spoheesnen saiL "ft's Life end Look versus a lot for subscribers. __ Loan In Southern Illinois to keep a lagis'Mor busy." "As a percentage of our total circulation presidential modidy and honesty, foresees iusti,i" i something '''for his own contribution. bid.st of 5VO'1i" for his sonic. N S U.S. Trojan believes the new 0112 Lack, which subscriptions will be marginal," he sskL lOSS for Thin business of studNll$4I$'( out lover dsl.etothe United Nations,cr for his work cs gmpb@Wsu visual cnrage of bOSking news To date $4 million has been invested In Lack There was no Intention of IM.bahblg a per 01 , educaUesa .ini thin dsdadng bsnknçtcy to cancel their dehis Is maned slogan, be told a pod..ddram neil , peep. will be coinpatlllli with the major and the figure could rise to between $15 and the bUóWOtthtS taxpiiir jid eeothsr kick In the tidh to cothrens "I do& U It will uiw*e." n y wide a colusne for all the newspapers news mapsias. mina , by the third year. It sIesM CaIN We a bophole who in Ills district explaining why tho red of the est1o4y h Oompeerism bitwei took end Ufs, which "We plan to lose a lot of money the first year, 1 Is one case whir. he Bwk*y Reloim Ad, width replaced s.ctI' of the Higher ,w UIIIJJII to SOutbiIfl TflIIIIJI hIy on his side. mob their . 1 In 1100 as listed dab for do somewhat less the mood year and brook even 'I' Eduonticis Ad of IN. The r.pe.Is4 sections Included He ramhad.d his coodkowils, UIJ of 1110W untapped photojournalism market, are the td year," Trojan said. that bIrTSd students friosi diaCharliN thou fIdSUIlY liv. In rural areas, ftl am oat of two W We has been rdVd by Its original owner, luevilable. Each bears Its fmffiw logo and a do" lam his the baiIkI*I COSts. under cultivation In "' prodices f Ix hat Lock Ii the brscidId of Free. A good place to be from these days Is Its 1 resemblance to striking physical The prohisu came to Do who a Universiti of California eeit to st 'I - F mn r. '4w"' Daniel T11P1' who bOl4ht Ui Look Rhode" taking the itatisti, of thd while. atSess Diego m.di'il school Istern filed an action In bankruptcy we 4jly ,, to live with their for. Iridinaick from Cowl's Commoolesdons In ruled Africs territory's own govmoment . c wt to wip out son. 0,160 ha d6" ha+1Mg a folded ated to manefadarW est goods; thd By dkw cold,some i*,iis whiles left the sp#" said. "Lath 1P77. 961* bwn the federal Dipei lildH$"Zdo"mald lodidin Is affected by the Waienhl. U.S. may be ps," the Lite " heeds FWpeochi, who the IN 107$, a record emigration for on4 coidry 1W with Is own pid." Welfere. Attorneys an. convinced he am mike use of the. balm. of trade with ether ceidries; 011111 waw rate been Is 110,110 In Fllipscth p"g empire, has upped Paris year. They uprisuid abed S psuciat of thØ lock's h' 1 loophole. '*$ir ceirthies 10 ii'idlinii tiiaIii. ir io by pircid ce baying ,ated11ep"4'.o136$,ISLTopdthol n. liebegenwlharate base o171$,IN Match's circuldice c culat Meenwidis, Sm.Dennis Du De O.ncki, D-Auis., plans to In. the French picture maghae 2% years age. will be raised to 1 " 4 n In April. In calvum that ft wasn't the first 1' t alIme the loophole. truditi kgWa"ce to In w could be the new wave for U.S. IM?WOIS "LMVs iososea br. us IvIde." ii, has written fo fe fl5p5p_, Meat boneficleriss of the staled l's pram mihe 1'', a Lack cover In the ' maghas'a t people. AM the RhodesiM mere reoe,Uv. p 17 eid. "ft's aids r' esnstItt1 And It won't belbe lid. Bois one II fraction go Into housed effort to repay tr loam (ly a n" Ices carries Men tio the Paris Match ad figures cm a* "wed em*ids,_ad teajoJs :: chreqc cemgr""' who default flweuldnMbsfMrteUiHIV11edIleMstoollo15 on soles at newidaido, dogm: '1 chock of pictures; the wigid of 'thg MIMuek who left the co 'y tack Is b inlee the MM*leS seriously, ad t few deeSuids to d" their t Is the gsd. ad iUi tatail edits rir. words." ideidldy on vacation but chime not to return. lue)uiu'y to edeste No MdbWA Cu* gisid gM oaths ball ad pig the k,ØAl, ce It berths mistake Inthe first plans. was rEap and poor - ____ Loopholes __ , - ___ ___ _ ___ __ _____ JACK ANDERSON Am-bassador*ial Hotlines Are Crackling BERRY'$ WOOLV 111lIdtolMthecIMui*ameteirdurli 1*'SII tm't In S." bash by heWN Uim daired w dus'tle heewwhdto 5, abed I. b* the iamr I. to ho ak who ruady vL*aI Me 1 6 IL lidhUts ad l. Dap,f re =A*SustoUiE i6k Mali _ Wys. 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But now a firm of Eyed By Parents By LEONARD KRANSDORF munity Is the aim of a group of which performs Locally at the parents In south Seminole Edith Bush Theater and Bob Herald SWI Writer Carr Auditorium, both In A cultural arts center which County.; "Moreover, I cannot no how it will substantially contribute to would serve at least five "We felt We needed Orlando. necessary Imp ovsmentslnthe SrriInc1e County schools as Qfl4 for the fine arts 50 "We are very much in. red of the AMTRAK sydaflL" well as the surrounding cornft students could NO art terested in finding a home in displays, dances and various Seminole County," said Kip productions, said Diane Watson, one of three artistic ___ president of the Lake directors for the theatre.' Fal.t4, Fourth District Democrat. laboratory consultants has de, veloped a treatment for both men and women, that is not only stopping hair loss.. .but is . Smuggling , Land Fraud Li teafly growing hAirl They don't even ask you to take their word for It. They invite you to try the treatment for 32 days. at their risk, and sm for yours.lft Naturally, they Would not Offec this opportunity unless the treatment worked. However, It I. Impossible to help everyone. Brantley Parent Tucher "We perform throughout the Student Association (PThA). ng at two date, but we can't perform In The vrs is looki Seminole County because there sites for the cultural arts Is no adequate place to per. center, either next to Lake form," he said. Brantley on a one acre piece of Drug •• nk pattern baldness and cannot be helped. But. if you are not already slick bald, how can you be sure what is actually causing your hair loss? Even if baldness may acm to "run In the family," it Is certainly not proof of the cause of YOUR hair loss. hair loss caused by sebum can also run in your family, and many other conditions can cause hair loss. If you wait until you are slick bald and your hair roots are dead, you are beyond help. so. if you still have any hair on top of your head, and would like to stop your hair loss and grow more hair.. .now is the time to do something about it before it's too late, Loeach Laboratory Consult' Inc.. will supply you with The great majority of treatment for 32 days—at their they believe the treat cases of excessive hair fall will help you. Just send —ment them the information listed be. ginning and more fully low. All inquiries are answered Adv. developed stages of male confidentially, by mail. property currently used for The idea for the center grew portable classrooms or some out ol the fine arts conunlitee of In State P open land next to Tongue the p, Mrs. FilMed noted. Mkkile School which is located "They just felt we needed to TALLAHASSEE (UP!) FBI was secretly planning The FBI has notified Go,. Bob enter his office at night, without across Sand take Road from something down here and this Is the idea that came out of that," Graham that it Is investigating his consent, he darted to call Lake Brantley. drug stauggling In Florida, but the FBI and volunteer the keys "We were first looking at the she said. in side said Gnb.in got the to his office and bank safe Lake Brantley site and with the e mid the center would not Impreslon ft was net related to deposit box and anything else it double sessions next year uo.e onlySh serve the three schools but W probe of Mat. laid en portables will probably be other schools as well. But, he said, he decided to removed so the space may be "Actually, if it is a good day GIITII mid a week ago that seek the advice of Assidant available," the president said. weather-wise, the students the FBI had now Indicated to U.S. Attorney Don Modesitt About acres of property from S" Point Elementary him that It was locking Into the first. massive narcotics snuggling He said Modeeitt told him the were bought by the school and Wekiva Elementary could u racket that a CBS news show plan was illegal and he should district for Teague and Forest even walk to am a prodction," "IS Mimatas" said made Flori- arrange for the FBI agent to City Elementary. The two she UkL di the dig cp.I of the hav.theksy,tbendaksoi*the schools on Sand Lake Road Ibi co mittee has met once agent. were built on ahead five to 10 and building and arrid the cossatry. stakeouts plans to most again acres on time1@ Shields ordered a Several hours after UPI at the at 7:30 p.m. elicited the negative comi"4, the FBI learned of It and Its acres available, according to Thursday La ke conference room at veHuU sold plans to Iz#1l a bug In the John Colbsrt, director of the. Brentle) Pram j Monday, the FBI called oce to monitor Shields' phone budget for the school district Graham and filled him In on a calls end visitors was thwarted fadilty and aids hurriedly seized his The only type of staage *4 kWidIIitl'. platfo w available is rm "a' governor was given no records on 11 land deals end the no bWk a couple of tot ON the Wormatlonthat the dig In. lidolsecrecy was olt. y Igs&1 __ is rildad to the Th. FBI so fan has subpoena- $TOIM at Like BfidlI7 COtdhI( to MIS. Falitad. is of Mr. ed: loIge DNR records dealing with plin Is In the commons area of the school where Harmon Shields who was 1$ completed and pending st udents are served lunch, suspended u Natural projects In the date's program S0C4 to Tony Mandeville, Rusamcss Director er the to buy envlrumnesdally endan$Ir inclpsL FBI diac'eeed It was probluig prod lends. alleged kickbacks and bribes In —Florida Department of Law group has net yet figured lad bayW pregr adar hiS EfltOtCinlil* IIrdI d.e1114 how much the facility will cod, aleilnvidlptkisoen..peivlala. 'sftw" beto ad on a Gulf Cody laid about 3W rapoits, terW are recarrig There denied by some hily placed deal Involving Agriculture w Doyle Comet, An architect also has to be scu, that there Is adig C"1 gii to Ui lad hav.dItI Sm. Dempsey Barron, D- hired for the l 415'g and Mrs. In aatber dsvelsps.st Pema City and former Rep. Faietal Is looking Ma diffitid Ilondey Meahis laud he led Hihy Joe R, D'Pist St. Joe. approach for that Ides. 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Oeea euvarel ws ' ________ belies It with Jeea hSiped with the sew ficy in the Sidhern Ballet Theatre ____ ____ To Barbara , tocim __ U -- T 11 tile with nun_ of "the law our' ad held he WWM $f—f aseWN viii :as c — " Wedeesday bIsami of ad Hshe1IeveMr Mmli adefl to ft MIRIMbAL ad UuU added Is win or adkle10toSu M)$haUiu is NIsM* HeuMS Am he _k _____ a 0 ____ It -- — abou t pj jj, COMma HWV*I MluaIe Haismes Js S. MarIa Carmir* MeMI TherusáMus* UmivIele aiieius WesSIeia lea.elrw L. Ileak. Wiliems smart jesus, Cimlary i,. lEVi lW's. DeISiSI ChINeS C. I.aIMm. DuNes Mvh $Imveelen. .' Selty Cefimin, kihemsy *rs.aseue.orese,Cy LINO IIWtth* TIMVIIN Piry Isy, T$usvme challenging the law. The plaintiffs include a Rabbi, a Quaker, a school teacher, a Unitarian and a nonbeliever. The defendant is state school Superintendent James B. Graham. "In essence, it violates the First Amendment barring establishment of religion," Stone said. "And It would tend to prefer one religion over another because which version of the Ten Commandments has to go up isn't spelled out. There are Catholic, Jewish, Protestant and many other versions." Edward L. Fossett, Graham's attorney, said that argument Is largely theoretical. "There's really no substantial difference among them It's mainly numbering. What's amazing is how similar they are." Ft shocking... penalizes Florida," said the __ a'," .', f ound "This action unfairly ewersbe" Farr# them' Florida's current passenger rail service. The "three- N. wneen __ ____ , 44103823100099 routes will take away three-fourths of Vera MN MCFIySIS Ia"MlIld Mifter AlIce 5.O'Hare N$1V Carr __ WSW and mecaar L. wiulam 1*11*. _ __ ___ Cancellation of the "Floridian," "sliver Meteor," — I..'. much from factors causing the difficulty." :_ HOSPITAL NOTES _ -_' cancellIng three routes. nat action dowl t .am the . _____ expect that - serious financial difficulty Olhefill. but I don't for problems by solving those p--- , ____ t - Mappoll said. "Certainly, it comes as no surprise that AMTRAK is In Board of Regents Chairman James Gardner says the BOR won't be intimidated by Senate Ways and Means Chairman Jack Gordon Into firing Florida Chancellor E. T. York. Gordon last week, said York should be fired :for his handling of the search for a new president of Florida International University in Miami. York is promoting "slick Ivy :.: leaguers" who will do what they're told over FlU Executive Vice President Joe Olander, who would be the "street president" the university needs," he said. ___ fl Western legal principles. Both views were aired Monday by lawyers In the church-state case that arose from the enactment of a state law last fall requiring the Ten Commandments be posted in Kentucky public schools. The case Is set for another court round at 10 am. EST today when lawyers for both sides file summary judgment motions before Franklin County Judge Squire Williams. The law has not been enforced because William C. Stone, a lawyer for the Kentucky Civil Liberties Union, succeeded last fall in barring Its implementation until the constitutional Issue is rtu1ved. Today's motions are efforts by each side to get Williams to issue a favorable summary judgment before the case goes to trial. An early decision on the motions Is considered unlikely. "When I saw the Legislature did this (last fall), I found it shocking, and thought it should be contested," Stone said Monday. He represents five Louisville residents - "The three routes are, ac COrding to AMTRAK's own figures, more economically effectln then the average for the rest of the system," 'What, Me Fir. York?' - I - munitles. Accused killer Theodore Bundy has re sumed questioning: law enforcement officers and other potential witnesses in connection with the investigation of the sex slaying of Lake City school girl Kilberly Diane Leach. Bundy, deposing the witnesses In a holding room of e county jail in Tallahassee, is We= for his March 12 trial on charges of the girl, but he has asked that the trial " ,Oyed, __ patie tl the proposed cancellation of three AMTRAK passenger routes serving Florida corn- Bundy Quiziing Lawmen ___ _ 'enr diseatlafled," was the reaction of Ccogrman Bill Qaappeli to A Harvard prtW student broke his own by on the Florida Hurricane 128 hours. staying Richard Rodrigues, 21, says time has P&U0d quickly since he boarded the 60 mph coaster at 11 a.m. Wednesday. He was able to rest for five minutes every hour and still qualify for the Guinness Book of World Records. th . Chappell Raps Train Cancellation Round 'n Round For 128 Hours - .,, REP. CHAPPELL Kankakee, M. who gave up her illegitimate daughter for adoption 11 years ago and now wants "to see what type of child she's turned out to be." The high court ruled unanimously mothers may not sue for Rhode Island records in an attempt to find natural children put up for adoption. Adoption records must be kept sealed to remove "the stain of Illegitimacy," the court said. ___ .•. if rejected the plea of Christine Anderson, 27, of _ FRANKFORT, Ky. (UPI) - Teaching the Ten Commandments In the classroom is either a "shocking" breach of the U.S. Constitution or a natural outgrowth of - atheist leader dill is optimistic about her suit. The 5th U.S Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans rejected Ms. O'HaIr's suit Monday by upholding an Austin Judge's ruling. But the federal court said Issues in the case "are not freedfroin doubt." "Oh, beautiful," Mrs. O'HaIr said when told of the court's comment. "I didn't expect that much from them. I'm absolutely delighted to hear they made that kind of admission." It was a suit filed by Ms. O'HaIr that brought about the landmark 1963 U.S. Supreme Coutt ruling banning recitation of the Lard's Prayer in public school classrooms. Her latest suit, which contends the reference to God on currency is a violation of constitutionally guaranteed separation of church and government the same con. tentlon she made In the Lard's Prayer case will be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court and Ms. O'HaIr was optimistic about Its fate. "Naturally we are going to appeal. I have some hope that even a Nixon-ppointed court and you know that court is bad may still have some awareness of the need to reestablish separation of church and state," she said. Mrs. O'HaIr said even if she loses her appeal to the high court, she will be delighted the suit has stirred doubts among the judiciary about the reference to God on money. "I think ft's imperative for the people of the United States to find out whether we are a theocracy or a democracy," she said. "I think It's awfully Important at this time to make a distinction between these two," she said. - The Rhode Island Supreme Court has ___ Look, Life Meet Again ______ avil,.nnt, 60% Commandments In Thip Classroom? A U.S. appeals court has rejected Madalyo Murray O'Halr's demand to have "In God We Trust" removed from U.S. currency, but the AUSTIN, Texas (UPI) Can't S.. Girl She Gave Up gigantic but somewhat blind and often oppressive their time trying to answer that question to the understand the astiafaction of the South Viet- return ticket to Washington at the next election. They use mot if not aU their official allowance C6081Ness namese society, the nature of the enemy, or the to him 'auwockers"to bid down Constituent needs of South Vietnam If It was ever to become Soda) Secwuty checks , or staff aides to hirog historic byw~ socially viable and militarily able to face the "pock" grants, water projects and other sewer BUSINESS WORLD of contemporary chief executives, only enemy at the same time." for the folks beck hem.. Iwigt* Eisenhower and Gerald Ford did not Nevertheless, the Vietnamese leaders had such adopt some slogan for their Atfrnhil4ratlona Every time a controversial Issue looms, they faith In the power of the United States that they s a point (usl stretched considerably to is"Whip failed to make the tough decisions and take the whip off a quedk,,vi*Ire soliciting constitident qualify t1w lafterss Opinions On how ft should vow. They sew necessary independent actions that might have But only Franklin D. Roosevelt's "New Deal" snail, . . w.a.I made It possible for South Vietnam to survive. end just possibly John F. Kemedy's "New it than advertising revenues as Its economic Frid1er , give indications of having much Right up to the end, they expected us to "do By oz LaTIN may. staying power, the former of Its associations U,' something" to save them from collapse. 1 __ people I, theIr own districts, not fli When Look folded in October 1P1I and Life died wtthatrue watershed in American history aMa ll national the overwhelmed their Uncle Sam had IntEId5 ° a b.1NICIn NEW YORK (UPI) lAte and Lock are beck In December WZ2I both had circulations In as• lqii1i and the body andirkig so Identity and had made them IntoX ppets, or at Americans, - the Founding Fathers originally on the dende, bat the once fierce rivalry between ceas elS million. Each had staked Its swvMl on ved __ of presidency at rpadá 1eat thto.mn wtwwar. pcMv bmy their own. I the pictW UlI$N gui is up ha color and *na for what ft lacked b toi dvtlslãigdoflarMthat level of drcula- testing people as puppeth which Is Jtit as bad. 'pm afraid we're gutting too many people In reewn,. Both mae'ies folded In the early 1P70's. lion was television," Troyan said. WUNIP who.e sole a10 is to get reelected," A slznhj*r fate oyertook the shah. At load one Is jiobsb&y bed forgotten ON "We wanted to recreate a magazine of conceded Rep. Paul Simon, DflL, one of the Tlme Inc. revived Life lad Odobsrand Yrence'i of Lyndon Johnson's . guard in the future to on This country should be innh,ti ht beck Look thIs week photographs for a generation that Is used to ambitious "Great Soddy" having fallen far ipsechi broug of the Groups F il lqd SftS(*IVS esad consciedlosi respect the pride and independence of all friendly 11oie. WW* two covers: Patty Heard for West Coed gutting Its laformatlon visually and make the dart althapol militsmoduWA o ant countries, no matter how underdeveloped, small reader pay for a viable project," he said. Simon, now serving his third term from the readers and Nelson Rockefeller elsewhere, being a disidrous war end en apparently non. super-ally' who did not clearly ' nature of the war, the nature of After Escape Fourteen-year-old Michael Southerland of Miami, Fla., whose younger brother died of leukemia, whose older brother had a leg ambecause of cancer and whose father had a cancerous brain tumor removed, Is scheduled to have his fifth cancer operation Wednesday. Michael's mother, Sarah Jane, was asked at a Children's Hospital news conference In Cincinnati how the family was able to stand up to such troubles. She replied, We take one cancer at a time. If another one comes, we figure that will be the last one." ByDONGRAFF ________ tin ... 'In God We Trust'... On. Cancer At A Time ____ I O'Hair Challenges BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAl. Sara Jane Moore, 48, who unsuccessfully tried to assassinate former President Gerald Ford, and Marlene Martino, 36, who was awnu1.4,I nI ....1... k W Ht CT, IAIUI U1 mates of the Federal Reformatory for Women at Alderson, are back in custody after escaping the prison Monday night. The two women told authorities they had been trying to reach the nation's capital but refused to say why. The women were only 25 miles from the prison when they were recaptured. The FBI planned to send agents to the facility today to question the two women about their escape. VIEWPOINT Notion' s Church-State Would-Be Ford Assassin, James Walker. UI ANGLEI WALTERS Separation - play American football teCL $.60; Year, $40.00 Uncle Sam scktlme for anxibsroffiyor*e in Seminole Cowty. 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Boat Tops _Auto Glass Seat Cover Co. 3SS.FRENCHAVE. Ph.322.$032. SANFORD. J Company Bldg. 77, Sanford Airport, Sanford 322.5403 MAN FLOOD LEVEL SANFORD 11110 -111 mIKtS AUTOILECTRIC AND SUPPLIES P01110W $ DOMESTIC PHONE 323-6711 III I. no ST. (BEHIND TINE TIME) SANFORD SERVICES: MIKE MAPLE, OWNIS • Test Alternators A Staffers 10740 Chwarvas Systss Nekild starters & AlIsres$srs S iej,in Alternators & Is,s Sleft ligalalen In Stock 5Tsga1 Batteries In heck 1Jt '- -V 1 In sTra BEEN CHARGED WITH DWI? RECKLESS DRIVING? CARELESS DRIVING? Flyers' Clark. Selected Captain For Cup Series If You Have A Violation On Your Record- We Can Write You A Policy For Less Money Than U REALTY TRANSFERS - Tompkins Dev. Co. Inc. to Wm M. • Gao R. & Margaret Chalk & Janice Eva Neale to Barton B. Pilcher & Tompkins 0ev. to J. Ernie Laws & & Fredna E. Burkahalter Jr., Lot L. & Thos D. Welsh to Thos. D. & G.M. Willis, LI ten, $ 29' of Lot 10 a wf Jane, Lot 201 Trallwood Ests,, 199 Trallwood Est. Sec. 2, 139,100. Janice L. Welsh, Lot 6 Quail Pond N 26' of 11, 81k 12 8.1 Air, $11,000. Sec. Two, $36,900. Collect E. I Derland J. Frost to East Add to CB., $17,000. Sheila M. Wilson, Robt. Browning Tompkins 0ev. to Robert Hillman 6.0 E. 1. Janice L. Maham, Lot 7 1 Alberta E. to Mildred S. Wang a Jere T. Cook, to John L. I Peter M. Gray, Lt 13, 81k A. The & wf Holly J., Lot 233 Trallwood Bik B Winter Woods Unit 1, $41900. Marione W. Reichert, S 663.39' Of 5½ Springs, Spreading Oak Village, Ests., Sec. Two, $34,500. Howell Cove Cons?. Corp to Roger of W'/7 of SW/4 Sec. 191930., $23,000. $47,300. Timmy I Jean A. Barker, Lot 19 81k Robert E. Sawyer, sgI. to Bernard Adam A. Kober I Evelyn Kober G Howell Cove 2nd Sec. $33,900. Patrick Renda & Pauline to John C. Barbour & WI Janet L., LI 160 Samuel F. & Madeline B. Thomas. Bond, bot sgl. to Jos C. I Charlotte H. Matlock - *1 Patricia H., Lt I, Longdale First Addn. $25,500. to Wm D. 1. Patricia C. Reid, Lot a B. Tuell I Jms. Balkcom Tuell, The Moorings, $64,000. Josçh DePalma I. WI Margaret Comm. 21' W of SE cor of NE¼ of 81k 27 N. OrI 9th Add., $30,900. (QCD) Frank H. Jerane & WI SW'i Sec. 12031. $16,164. Helen to Richard L. Parker Jr. . to James H. Bransford & WI Gloria, Thom Thi McGough to Sheldon & • to Wm. D. Patricia Ann. Lot 139 Myrtle Lake Li 17, 81k 1, S dowhlll sd, $31,900. Ron Meyer Constr. Co., Joan M. Traub, Lot 23 Wlnso, & Myrtle A. Dobbs, Lots Whisper Hills, $100. Wm. F. Montfort III & WI Pamela Manor, SSO,000. John Zakoworotny 1. Lure to to Kevin J. Cooley & WI Rosalie P., Robert S. A Eliz. A. Daniels to Wood at Sabot Point, $16900. James Hand & wf Jacquelyn, James LI I Devornshire, 164.900. John J. & Margaret Varhol, Lot ill Nat'l Homes Constr. to Gerald L. MacchI & Pamela & Gary Hall & WI Wrnwood Hgts., $35,300. Gary L. Simmons 1 WI Deborah to & Bonnie S. Hllderbrand, Lot S Wild Patricia, S 220' of N MO' of NW¼ of Olin Am. Homes of Fl.. Inc., to wood Planned Unit 0ev. $100. Charles W. Roberts Jr. a WI Shirley NW'/. Sec., $30,000. Calvin .1.1 Elverta V. Bowyer, Lot S Donald 80011 Ap WI Patricia to L.. Lt 63 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox 81k F Sterling Park Unit 3, $49,100. Fl. Residential Communities, Inc. Kingsley Grant a wf Emily, W 150' Hunt, Sec 3, $73,000. Leo C. & Florence M. Trepanler & to Jack G. A Nancy Ruth Sexton, Let of E 300, of N 495' of SE¼ of SE'/ Sec Daniel P. Sandirson & WI Jew F. & Lois M. Paulucci to Jon 32 The Highlands Sec. 1, $49,200. $23,000. 23-20-29, Margaret to Robirty S. Yturria a WI Gordon I. Susan Adele Fuller, Lot 7 Fl. Residential Communities, Inc. Avery I. Harrison I wf Alma to Barbara K., Li 1, 51k 0, Woodlands, Robinwoods, $29,300. to Jack 8. & Norma J. wood, Led 38, Paul B. Halsey II 5 WI Laurie C., $59,900. EIiz. A. Btackard: Donna C. The Highlands Sec. I., $54,30Q Lts 1, 3 & 3, Blk 3, Resurvey 81k 1, Owalthey F. Allan Greene, All Sgl. Jefisry D. Parker A Kathy to (QCD) Srah A. & Wm A. Donovan Wi$dmere, SA000. to Steven A. Wamsley I Harry A. to Wm. A. Donovan, Lot 22, Ilk 20 Jay C. Lewis to Jame A. Caudle I Dominick Mirsedso I WI Anita, Led Huffman, W 1$' of Lot 9, all Lot 10 & Wealh,rslield 2nd Add., $100. Darlene Tolliver, both 591., Lot 1$ 32, 51k 23, Wsittiiifii)d 2nd Mn., E 7' Lot It 81k C Tract II Sanlando $311011110. Chas. 8. Pyle to Cliii. A. Sara 81k B, Oakland Shorn, $4000. Springs, $5,300. Richard A. Lilly I WI Betty 10 M. Glennon, Unit 9 Bldg. 0., Lee Roy Smith John Gary & Vicky Joan Parker 0 Cherrywoed Gardens Condo., Robert I. Rut henbergAwl Joan A., Charles Head I & WI Joan to N. WI Bernice, Lt 13, Merrill Lynch Relocation Mgmt., $31,500. Lt 73 Sleepy Hollow, First n, 81k 13, Eastbrook sd, Un. S. 140000. Inc., Lot 23 81k G N • Orl. Ranches (QCD) Lake of the Woods, Inc. to $39,000. Florence Keats* to Charlotte Sec 2A, $47,500. Richard J. a Ruth L. kaiser, Lot 152 Horizon Bldrs., Inc. to Allen F. Frederick, Lot 91 N 2$' of 10 Ilk 7, Merrill Lynch Relocation Mgmt., Lake of the Woods Townhouse Sec. Armstrong I WI Donna N., Lot 13, Lockhart s.d. Inc. to Louise E. & Viola Morris, Lot 4. $100. Stonewood. First Addn, $7L900. (QCD) Anthony Culotta a wI 23, 81kG N. On. Ranches sic. 2A, RebmaG.orgla, Inc. to Richard J. Myrona F. Cutoffs $49,$00. I Ruth L. Kaiser, Lot 151 Lake of the Dorcik wt kllnkman Alice, E½ to Of Larry Lot 10D. AtJoann.,talto Lot 14 (less W 351 & ladle, inc., ) IS 14 (lees E Winter Springs 0ev. Corp. to Woods Townhouse Sec. 4, $40,500, all of Ii 81k C. $o. Altamonte HI 29351 Ilk A. Tr. 49,a Sanlando Burley G. Adkins Constr., Lot 122 (QCD) C. A. Moore, Virgil s.,$17,I00. $priin, $100. Winter Springs Unit 3. $16,500. Hathaway, Alice 0. Silvestri I Larry D. Dorick & WI Alice to Milton N. Paul to Carl E. Rosa (QCD) Barbara J.ofMoors Virgil Rkhard L. Mendel awl Katrina K., Rita, Lois I a j, Ilk 30, Amended Co. Inc. toBurley Burley G. G. Adkins & Helen Constr, L. Hathaway, NEW NEW to Of Sic. 33 1!., of Lot 10 & all of 11 Ilk C. Plot, Crystal Lake Shores Lk Mary, Ac'kins, Lot 132 Winter Springs Unit $100. $31,. 13.500. 3.. $100. (QCD C. A. Moore, Virgil David N. 5 Susan E. Hannon to Hathaway, Alice G. Silvestri & Willie L. & Sherry Grace, Lot 617 Barbara J. Moore to C. A. Moore, Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec. 3., NEW of Sec. 33.19.29. 1100. $77,900. (QCD) Some as above. NEW of Sharon M. a Geoffrey Stout & Sic. 361939. 1)00. Edw. M. Shanahan, Sgl.to Harry E, (QCD) C. A. Moore, Virgil Nancy Lee Thorn, Lot 92 Hathaway, Alice 0. Silvestri & Devonshire, $60,000. Sarbira J. Moore to All 0. S International Land Planning II, $1Iyfltri,NE%otNE¼ed.33.1,. S Thirspsvticlsutls. Inc. toJ.H.& Bernice Simons&J. 39.1100, U H. Simons Jr., Lot 75 Jennifer Es?., U Thee E. I Sheila I. Pierce to INDOORS 111191501). Larry E. I Donna M. Srook$hlre, U S JI U Earl J. I Helen E. Keesman to Lot 6 Ilk A Walker's Add to Alta. U• OUTDOORS Chas. W. a Louise M. Lansing, S Spills, $15,523. U I 12750' of Lot 16 Revised Put of Jms.A.& Mildred W.Hl.gelto U CA For FM Orients Gardens, $77900. Cathy Anne Hiegel, Undiv. ½ led in S U Wm. J. I Marths I. Wallace to WkI of Lot? Ilk 501. Mitchell's Dsmsisskulha .. RalPh E.9BSn4I K. Waiters, Lot 15 Survey of the Levy Grant on Lake U IOU W3Q.93'&W41.U'Of Lot l4BIk Jessup, $0. rij IiO U 63 Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful $t$nsly J. I Barbara H. Palm Springs Sic., $59450. sock Jr., to Patricia A. PeI$kIg, 1.014 5 upcoming three-game challenge Cup series with the Soviet Union. W= for its Clarke, who has scored 14 goals and 53 points this season, was voted to the team as the starting center in the fan ba llot ing - - NBA Coaches Name Counsel __7 T "WE SERVICE ALL MAKES - ANTINNA SPICIAL . $.,.COMPLETE uesum *IARI I DIsIImctIvi Mirter De4s FOR EVERY DECOR Y"r GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE ustom Olais A Pal., CW•pWV. (Sc. 311 ManeHa, samord. - 2½ lath benee, lsad'y rm., diming reeffi plus eat Is kit. Lg. salvral(y leadscd yard. r ced Monday. un Ramuy, president of the coaches group,. said Goldberg was the first person fl&Ifled to ix*Itlon which will involve arranging financial security for the coaches and their assIstants. () 1ALTY *0*04 Shop Rain or Shine In Our Oce With RisiScops ,Ths Real Estate Aleacy &IALTOI 3431½ 1 Preach (17.9$) UNIMaw in College Boston (NHL) Returned 0(1-1) 53.40; P(1.1) 131.11; T (1.1. Tom Songin to their Rochester farm 5) 1,591.64. Time 39.24. club. A - 21%; Handle 1239.371. Basketball Dog Racing - South Alabama -- £7. Georois 15 Alabama AIa..Hntsvl 91, Clumbs Albriy St. 93, Ala. AIM 91 Bllarmne IS, Ky. St. SO Cmpbll 104, Pmbrke Sill Catiwba $4. Mars Hill 16 O' Connor Joins Redskins WASHINGTON (UPI) Fred O'Connor, the San Francisco 49ers' Interim coach for the final last season, is jofl1iig the seven Was}sirigtcn Redakins as an assistant, according to Coach Jack Pardee. Earlier Monday, Pete McCulley, the man O'C4mnorreplacedas head coach the 49efS, WU hired as an assistant coach by the New York s O'Coflnor will coach the Redskins' offensive hicks. George Dickson, who Coached thIflI laSt Tip Top, McCoy's W.stsld. Winners Centre 53, Trnsylvnii Si Chttnooaa 73, W. Car. 70 Citadel 79, Davidson 70 Clove 51.59.0. Mason E. Tens. IS, A. Posy 73 Eliz. dy 92. Lvngstne Elon II, UNC.Ashvl 67 Fla, A&M $1. Tuskegee 90 Ft. Valley $7, Fisk 11 Ga. Coll 113, Berry 104 High Pt $9. Pfeiffer 30 Hntnodn 63, S. Bndctne Jcksii St. SL Tax Sthrn 51 Kentucky 97, Miss. Lander 69, Erskine 53 LaGrange $3, S horter Livngstn 71, Troy St. 10 La. St. 92. Vanderblt 11 Lusvl 103, Memphis St. 92 La. Call 47, E. Tex Bapt La. Tech 101, Cednary 7 Mid Tens. 70, Mrhed $t. 64 Miss St. 90, Tens. $4 NC- Char 90, Ga. St. 9 N. Ala. IS, Nicholls 90 NE La. 79, SE La. 41 NW La. 51, Hous Sept 50 Old Dom 97, Stetson 91 Richmond 64, Niagara Roanke 07, EmrylHnry S.C.Sp$nbg $O, Nwbrry USCAlken 73, Coker sc. St. ix, Baptist $i 31p order of the day Monday in the Boys Weitsida Junior baskitbill league u Tip Top ____ stopped Rouse's, 3049; and McCoy's downed Sthrn 100, Prarie View N Tins. Tech Ii, Murray 69 Va. St. 105, J.C. Smith 103 VMI 63, Marshall SI W. Ky. 7$, E. Ky.?? Winthrop 91, WOffOrd games How Is your car running? Are you dlsoppolnt.d .vsn after a soc.N.d tun.up? Try our m.chank Don MarIn.IIo • hie work Is guaranteed, $1 U . .111 SPECIAL LABOR + PARTS Meet American Cars Foreign Cars I Trucks an Request. fass.lb.ck Hit By Car ry S.s 1742 1201 P1. - Tight end Don pm.flE.pHIA (UP!) England Patriots was. 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"Will I wait until 1981 and chance that the free agent market - Angels' Ticket Sales Pumped, Even By Nixon Vice did Transactions ! oul College Poll KegIer's Korrier • Betty Dunn 510 Lillian Foul 170, Barbara Knil Foole 463; .105 WeICk 144, Al Litow lose Patrick 161, Barbara Knisel DSLTONAPINIUSTIIS STANDINlII Jet 1St 13.37, 134, Helen Klllbsrg 114; Prances Phil Augusto 5.10, WInnie Spencer 166; Hazel Bauder 14$; Held 459; Gus leindl 662:; Verne Pohl 3.10,AndyPatrick3.11; IlIlleSline KiIlbsrg 161: Gladys Grannsman 451; Hazel louder 475 Winnie DynamøSl.29;CradIIrlactllI11, Sargent 114. 131; Marlan Miller 10, Laura $pSncirA69,MkkI Long 434; Laura 310; Helen Bolton 3.10. Leprechauns 10.31, Easy Oe.ics OTHER NIINUINTS: Marcel Clarke 10: Mlcki Lang 154; WInnie Clarke 410; Barbara knisil 45. N4N SIRIUS: Joe Ferrer III, 41½33½, Lucky Strikes 47.331 . lingers 46½-23½: CharllesAngefs Gosree Daly ld, Marcel Tdbsdeeu Tliibsdeiia missed a triplicate by Spencer 151, Gene McNutt 151. CONVUIIID SPLITS: Verne 45434½; PspS)teS 4%',-37½; HI. 331, Lisle Miller 533, Neiman one pin: 113.114114. NIIN 51111$: Mac McKibben Pohi 5.10; Sam Kamnl*y 5.10; 111; Lou los,. e, .w Balls 12¼.37½: FarlastIcks 43.31; Martin Hansen 111, Joe Ferrer Helen Kaminsky 33.7, Ralph Jordan 333; WA$NDAY DROPOUTS Jilts & Jeans 4430: StrIkers 15.30; Scltett IN; Gus *olndl IN; Jim STANOINIS: Whiz Kids 3033; 109 Ed KnISSI 3903 Marvin McNutt 417; Joe Ferrer14, lager louvler H1.I.o's*il; Pow Diamonds 31.11; Russell a; Andy Patrim api; e McPhersen 472; Mike 71, Amy WSICk 45; Pat Valente 45, Yankass 39.4, SareHais 3444; KIssil 4$; Prank Grec. 41; Me Hsok$& Curves 15.24; HIts I Misses IN, Hoyt 475, Frank Grace 471, Ted 3.10; Harold Fox 3.1.10. ANton 474;,Sitty 419, HOt Sluls dli, SP.amrIdss Borke s3416 Gems Narsice dl: Al Pin Pals 3145, ! . ML, ..W t. L. '1iI...AW., 5a ., aai,i ii.i unset ie.i flVW fl - -. . --• - -. ••,•• Gaters 31½-1Th: Nil WitS 7911; Lang 4$: Barbara Knesel 444; 23½: 0l1 lals 37¼.34½s heck Orange lessen 1514: Weeickers Fraacds larseud 419: Helen Ferrer lusters 37½.3; Alley Cats 3731: 444; LillIan Phi 1211 Mlk Swiss, Sn Symbols 24½.27½; heytude 1,Lucky Four (seviy2 . 33½.15½i Dulfers 33.39; Oe.geltsrs Hl" 1AUS$; Jss Ferrer 925; 410. CONVUTUD SPLITS: son 134: MakeupS 3543; AIIey.00pS SIn Kiesil 211: GIirs Duty IN; JIM llINed 154; Neiman lechir kiiSSl 447; Pal VIM1 3.4.7; 104: lunbirds 35.17; Scatter Pins 190; Lou ReiNs IN; lift SchaN ill; Helen Kaltenback 23.7: Gmany 2344½. udilif McKiSben 364L 1.10; Dorothy OtIS Relent 190; Marcel (almost a tripilcale) 1S3.1N-1$li luSell 17,6.7.10; Ernie Ouerkn NuN GAMES: Frank Grece 314; Lisle MIIIIC ill; Andy Patrick lOu 1411:1111 Morris 17; Sally Kiesel . Ted Fells IN: Mac MCKRSSII Wi, Mik• lwk• illi Martin Hansen lila p Teddy lS(t 5.7 $le Betty Diunit ig Al *itteps ui, ran 4 PerNeiril 41: Prances sa,u 01= Nenk. 110' Mac 3. , Jo Ferrer lisa jea Welch 111; Ed MCKISn 174; Helen Ferrer 147i *11Jerlan 111 Helen Kilbaig. KMN$ 190 JUd U$45' ill; Ott Micki Las 133; LNH Fell 141, S-il, Coy Andersen ill Grwiiman 179; Al 'Lites 173; _••. - -- _. - -. _ • __ - - - - - -. - _-_..._•__ _-_ .- _ MCIN6 NIGHTLY 8 P.M. I - - SANFORD -ORLAN DO MONDAY MATINEE ,a . , .,wt'S .ih.u,ia , .411 T .4,. now ,nnlr,,,'t hofnro tht' I h,,vpn'tr,raj 6 Franko lISO 4.50 3.20 11.45. the decision yet. I've waited this long. I can wait another made Secsndlace,S-14,C: 4 Alert's Mr. E. 500 490 few years•" 1.20 4.20 4.20 7 Sun Girl 3.40 3 Jerry 's Flyer 7.20 3.90 Guidry already has spoken with Yankee owner George SteinQ(44)34.6I;T(44-7)441.öl.Tlm. 7 Husker Edna 4 Lightly S.Z bretum 31.71. Rho the contract alter this one. Their talks have been of DD(3.3)49.II;Q(3.1) kce.id Race, 5.I9,C; a gener al nat ure because of the length of Guidry's contract. , r.... , A n iit.aa i 11.1.41 iia.se. Time ------ - ------.w-- "When I speak with George, we start talking about 1001," saId 1 I Thlnkso Too ' 3.50 2.50 Third lace, 5-1LM: $ Dalotadharlle 3.50 Gulcky."That's when lbecome a free agent. Isometlineswondei' 3.90 2.10 3.00 DD(6-I)37.$e,Q(11) i4.ii p. I Lady Lady 00 what I would be worth in the freeagent market." 4 7n' Player 370 3 4)26.45: T (1.44)134.19. Time 3 Alert's Doug 1.20 it all, Guidry remains a realist. With Third lace, 5.16, c: Q (14)7.69: P (14)12.91ST (143) 2 Mys Mirror 3110 1490 6.20 "If I go out there next season and break my leg," he shrugged, 3 Wright Bolero 4.40 140 71.11. Time 31.34. "well, then, I'm Just duck." Fourth Race,S.16,D: S Blue Rena 4 40 Tally Act 9.40 That's only his way of looking at it. 2 22.90 900 Q(23)12.Sl:P(2.3)315.Se;T(2.3. 13.40 7.40 I W.L. Carlos II 2.113.41. Time 33.35. What about the ball club that would have to pay him, the same 3.20 I J.D. Brett Fourth l act,s.I6, Di way It paid Don Gullett all last year although he was out with a QU2) $0.20: PU.)) 443.11: T(2.1. 1.60 4.20 4.40 2 Tally Bessie bid shoulder mod of the season? 5 Winning Effort 420 5.00 I) 2.961. 45. Time 32.21. FIfth lace, 5.14, Ci I Jay Hawk Queen 7.00 You'd have to say if something ha ppe ned to Ron Guidry, it was 9.10 4.60 2.60 0(33) 14.111 Ff2-I) 43.35: y(3.$. 6 Mick'sOutlaw two-way street, and that the club would be stuck, too. a 5.40 5 Jones Boy 1) 237.50. Time 31.91. I Can't Compare 3.10 Fifth Race, S.15,D: 0(5-4)23.11: P (6.S) $.4I; T (6.5. S Rain Drop Reba 12.40 6.20 00 2 DerIde Lou 5.00 5.30 1) 211.45. TIM 31.99. Sixth Race,5-15,A: 6 Karen's Fox 4.40 3.90 2.40 2.30 Q(2.3)4$H, $4) 144.7$j 9' (5.3. 4 Brindle Bandit S L.L.'i Bobert 4.20 2.10 6)1,349.41. Time 31.91. 4 Shiftln Bloomers 1.00 lace, $19. A; 0(4.1)12.11, P (4.1) 15.30, T (443 Phyllis George 1.10 $00 3.20 1 S. Larded 93.40 11.10 ) 7111 Time 31.39. Seventh lace 2 Kukomonga 340 10.00 5.20 3.10 Q(3M67.7eaPU.4)341.7s,TU.4. 2 Drif'sE frJ4/jfl4 Calif. (UPI) - will be signed. S Of. Bill 4.20 4.00 2) 413.65. Time 31.31. Angels' President and 7 Post Lady 4.30 The deal that brought batting $evefilti lace, $1& Ci 5Q (3.5) 13,45; P (35) 03.50; T (3 star Rod Carew to the General Manager Buzzie 4 Manchu Prince 14.30 9.40 450 • 1.40 4.00 1) 313.45: Time 31.12. Bavasi said Monday, contrary ug jfg Angela also bro ht Eighth lace, to, C: 1 Josh Moss 3.10 statement from an official to 10.10 9.10 7.10 a record sale of season tickets 0(45)3411: P (4-8) 113.361 T (44 4 Saucy Ace Molly A 3.40 I 3.00 udin th e Minnesota Twins, th e deal 1) 659.91. Time 31.11. - incl g a pair to former 1 salty Red 5.10 Rhm Race,s.i4,I tween California and Mmbe President FAcb&W Nixon. :In ()1I$.SS:T(14. S B. Major 1.20 4.10 3.40 nesota that brought Carew to S Hi Carry 5.10 1.10 1) 4.1t Time 39.39. Nixon. whose San Clemente the Angels NInth lace 144,1: not involve any 4 Barnella 3.10 from cash. 0(14) 35.25: P (II) 41.91, T (I1 7 Wright Dasher 12.30 7.10 3.40 estate is about 40 miles 2 Rural Day 39.00 14.00 Angels Stadium, bought the 4)193.11. Time 31.34. 4 Billion 3.00 tickets Monday, two days after Ninth lace, 114,1: Q(3.7)$$.4P(7.3)$99,Ø;9'(7.3. 4 Surf Ir,P,skey 6.90 5.50 6.00 the Angela eqcuired the seven- I -•. NEW YORK (DPI) The ballplayers are worried about the Goose. Not Goose Gossage, but the goose that laid the golden egg. They're afraid someone's going to kill it before their turn comes around and their concern is pe rfectly understandable. Any economist worth his salt will tell you inflation has to stop somewhere. If it continues unabated, t he money simply becomes worthless. History has shown us that to be true before. Dave Parker fully realizes he could never have even dreamed of getting over $6 million from Pittsburgh if the economy wasn't In theunlmaglnablydlstendedshape it's tntoday. Jim Rice, being paid $6.4 million by Boston ; Rod Carew, receiving $4 million from California, and Pete Rose, getting $3.3 million from Philadelphia, are eqaally aware that what they had going for them most, even more than their own unique ability, was lucky timing. Other players may not be that lucky. They may be bo un d to contracts wllleh don't nermit t hem to find out what they're worth in the free agent market. Not In this Inflated economy, anyway. George Brett is good example. With the going rate being w ha t It Is, the Kansas City third baseman could reasonably expect a multimillion dollar contract if he wasn't tied to his present one, but there isn't much he can do a bo ut it. Ron Guidry, has to be wondering, too. His contract with the Yankees has three more years to go, which means be doesn't become a free agent until after the 1981 season. Before standing the American League on its head last season, Guidry had a modest two-year contract with the Yankees for 1977 and 19Th. Last year, before he went out and won a ll those games for them, the Yankees signed him to a new three-year contract. Th ey gave him a signi ng bonus of $100,000 and a contract that with performance bonuses called for around $150,000 a year . Those were generous terms and Guidry was pleased with them then. But as he Ut in at the same rest aurant table with Parker Monday, both accepting awards for being chosen Baseball Magazine's outstan ding performers by the major-league managers, Guidry couldn't help but be conscious of the trunandoia difference In his salar y and Parker's. What made him all the more aware of it were questions directed at him by members of the media, aski ng him his feelings about the money Parker was being paid in comparison with what he was TIP TOP: Dexter Franklin 11, Michael Edwards 10, Darrell Graham 2, Rod Alexander 1, Timothy Hall 6. Total 30. 6) 419.00. Time 31.11. 1 Tuxedo 7.50 lOUSE'S Michael Simmons 12, Mmdiv Tenth Race* 5-16, A: time American league bitting 2 Tally Brook 4.40 eb all Reginald Fredrick Of Ricky Wilson Bas Joe Kea 9.00 5.10 3.30 denplon frun the Mlimesota Q(1.4)27.6I,P(4.1)$L*I,T(4.1. 7 pitcher Chicago (NL) Signed McCloud 2. Total 29. LJoe 1 John R. Mass 5.40 3.00 3)179.65. Time 31.65. Twine. Edward Cotton 2. Albert Dave Gilsel. S Thelma J s. Tenth lace, 5.14. a Cellege _ Armstrong I, Leroy Richardson 12, 1SI.31:T(7.I' Thunder Struck 9.10 10.40 2.10 - Hired Chuck I Virginia Tech Nixon. tifough an aide, told James Rouse 21, James lule , 13.10 4 30 1) 111.91 Time 31.30. Hartman as head baseball coach. S Adventurer Total 6, IIivs.* lace, 1.1 C: Angels' executive, "Since an 7 Wright Free 2.40 Fri Feelbsil , McCOYS: Fredrick Miller 10.40 340 2.00 YOU aalned Carew I knew 0(5-1)11.11: P (SS) 112.11: Time S Brave One Yo Jets - Hired Pit. rk Altos Coleman 20, Darryl Mirthie 2 Wynna Token 5.00 3.35 McCulley, former head coach of me 31.39. P%MI every effort to 20. kirk Pritchard 2. Total $3. I MiitS* John 3.90 Eleventh C: lace, 1.16, San Francisco lIars, as an assistant 40 br ing a wtzmer out here and we 0(2.1)19.15; P (1.1)69.91: T (13. 1 YellowLight 6.60 iSO 4, 1)131.50 Time 21.40. 4.30 Just waist to support you." Washington - Hired Fred 7 DIdIC WIn TWSIf* Race, %.D: 440 O'Connor, former Interim head 4 CSkI C.w and the Angels have 0(1.7)27.49, P (1.1)17.ISg T (1.7- 6 ManateeNorma 11.00 4.10 6.10 P01015 coach of the San Francisco lIars, as Team a news coaference .chaikdsd 451 Kids 2.11 .50 6)153.25. Time 32.13.. 492 en assistant coach. 1. Notre Dmea15.V 7 OemonsFlysr 4.30 for Thw.diyatl2:30p.mPST Race, tb,D: TweIf* 543 Neckey 2. Indiana 11. (16) (20-0) Q(4MI4.11;P(4)l4.WT(44 Philadelphia (NHLI - Named 7 MauntainGirl 25.00 6.40 6.40 $14 3. UCLA (1) (10.3) time sources said a at w 4.60 5.15 7) 05.21. Time *44. 103 Bob McCammon to coach Its Mains 1 Alert's Edna 4. Duke (3) (16.3) five-yea., $4 inJlli' codrect UIli HUdIi $217,910. S Little Pest 610 A 435 15595 iii the ANL. S. Louisville (193) - Lot ISS$kl The Forest, $5,00. $41,495. Harry j.& Helen J. Allay ti Leo J. The Babcock Co. to Nonaiwl H. 5 Navy N. Harkini, Winter Springs. Dyer, Lot 4 Winward Sq. dkc. 1, Unit Ii $hsoah Sic. 3 Condo. 926,550. $30490. $&GDev., Inc. to Kenneth N.a David P.5 Gladys M.Thgesaspo MariaB. Houses Lot Il "Iva Hills Jm$.l.Urbidi, Lot 91$kO Trod U Sec. 3, $74,150. Sanlando $prings, $1,100. Alke K. Wonil, Wit to .1111 1 ResidSedIof CsnwswnitI*. Inc. to kNyA.Iasrks, else. aS$Iiy car ol JOhel.IWonI,N.$karp, Let 50 Tract 3 Survey Thee. Graham. The H'ghlandS Sic. Is $4,100. Gary Eugene PsIe's to ReSt. W. Residential Cemmunif lee inc. to Ivumbelse, Led TrI*y Bind, 0. MIchael I Patrick A. Millard, •oelwssd.1 3394251 1 The Highlands Sec. 5141350. 1¼mIsIastsII4 I Wm. T. Pratt Jr. to Gee P. 1 lesIdential Cemmunitiss. Inc. to Janice 1. MoIreo, Unit 11 LwIIC.IMI50rWC.usIire,Let l.ytroo Csnds. Sec. 1,920800. 75 Win*r Weed. $41,823. 15555uusssssuissuauaususuuuass for Former general PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) Association American Basketball counsel for the Michael Goldberg has been named general representative of the NBA Coaches Association, Portland Trail Blazer Coach Jack Ramsay an- GracIses 4 an, IhirIpooI Bath or Spa a INSPECT TODAY I Franklin, Rod Aleunder, Joe Alton Colgnsa RICHFIELD, Ohio (UP!) He played only 13 minutes and scored just four points Sunday, but Cleveland Cavaliers' forward Campy Russell still felt elated after his first appearance in the NBA All-Star game. the en tire "It was a great experience Weekend," said Russell, despite the fact his Eastern squad lost, 134429. "I had a jittery feeling when I first went out on the floor, but after I went up and down the court a few times I felt okay." I A 12-player aggregation from Sanford's Weatside Junior Boy's basketball league will travel to Apopka Feb. 15'16 to compete in the district tournamei• Members of the ahl-dar squad Include Michael Simmons, Reginald Frederick, Dar ry l Meruge, James Rouse, Laroy Richardson, James But,, Michael Wright, Dexter McCloud, Frederick Miller and Russell On Cloud Nine iss. 'N's Selected Philadelphia Flyer NEW YORK (UP!) center Bobby Clarke Monday was named captain and Montreal defenseman Serge Savard assistant captain of the National Hockey League All-Star $4,000. flRR1 TRAcItS AM RAM as ,. Sanford AIl-St irc Briefly a olu victory. Meanwhile. Liberty's girls chalked up a 3020 triumph over Herita ge as Suzanne Calderwood scored 14 points. AT LIBERTY Any One In The Area. SEMINOLE BOATS INC. in Liberty Christian's 47-42 victory over Heritage of Kissimmee. Waters scored 25 points to star In the SCOREBOARD - - We make "Cherokee" canoes We build commercial fishing boats Kevin Waters hits a short one from the side Monday WATERS HIT CALL US FOR QUOTES 2510 A. OAK AVE. ______________________________________________________________ Herald Phete by Tern Vincent 323-3166 * 323-7710 Share Tire Company, for. the old Standard station at Gary Cooper, who specializes ln Share carries all kinds of merly located at U.S. 17-92 and Geneva Drive and SR 419 in transmission work, Is the Urea, including 4-wheel chive Lake Mary Boulevard, has downtown Oviedo. mechanic. truick, recreational vehicles and moved to Oviedo and is the Lynda, who is the manager, As a grand opening special, a campers as well as cars. They city's only tire shop. has lived in Oviedo for 22 years glass belted radish (GR and also do tire balancing and tire and worked for Citizen's Bank HR 78x15) for $32.95 plus $2.75 repair. Owners Jack and Lynda for 16 years before going into FET. Other specials included Ste, longtime 0 ledo the tire business. The shop is open from 8:10 transmission service, including residents, have moved their Share Tire Company offers filter, for $19.95 and time-up, am. to 5:30 p.m., Moodily business closer to home. complete tire sales and service Including points, plugs, con- through Friday and 8:30 a.m. to are celebrating their grand as well as auto repairs. Randy densor and labor: V4, $399; 2 p.m., Saturday. The phone opening at the new location in Morgan Is the tire manager and V.6 129.95. number is 365.3N0. - ADV. __________ _____ INSURANCE "Personalized Service Is Our Specialty" They WE REPAIR FIBERGLASS BOATS _ VA ITI WE SPECIALIZE IN Vinyl Tops. Convertible Tops. All Type . NEW TIRES Grand Opening Specials MIXON AUTO PARTS 111111111111 tw 14 TIRES BALANCED FOR "DO IT YOURSELF," PARTS OPENSUNDAY9A.M TIL2PM. Worried About The Goose? wu SHARE TIRE CO... SAN SEBASTIAN SQUARE B MILTON RI(')lThtN - 10 J11wavjjat 4U wiw Parade . - 4 * * o a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a I I I I 0 I I I Sports The six tracks Involved in the BOSTON (UPI) FBI ) races at horse tracks agents hwdi today for more Massachusetts, Rhode Island, alleged scheme are: Suffolk than a dozen suspects in a $1.3 New Hampshire, Pennsylvania Downs th East Boston, Lincoln 0-16muuon race-uxing acneme in. aria zew ersey in zv'i aria zwi uuw volving horse tracks In five and seeks forfeiture of $1.35 IJIgham Park In Salem, NIL, mlllionüi net profits allegediy eastern states. Barre, Pa., Garden State Park reaped from the races. A federal grand J ury in Cherry Hill N.J. and Atlantic Boston Monday indicted 21 Among those believed to have city Raceway In Atlantic City, persons, Including three testified before the grand Jockeys and two horse owners, was reputed "master fixer" N.J. Those arrested Monday on 5lcowdaofracketeuing and Tony Qulla, who has al were: Sidney Tildaley, 47, of bribery. One defendant was on as a witness for the government Mass.; Melvin Somerville, the FBI's Most Wanted Ust. in other race-fixing Goldenberg, 53, and Douglas Among the fugitives was The leader of the alleged Morello, 46, both of Las Vegas, Joseph McDonald of Somervil- scheme was identified as Nev.; John D. De.Salvo, 51, of 1,, Mass., who Is on the FBrs Howard T. Winter, of Lexing- Philadelphia, and jockey Most Wanted Ud for Interstat e ton, Mass., a reputed leader of Edward Donnaliy, 36, of Crystal transportation of $260,000 in organized crime In the Boston Beach, Fla. Donnelly was rare damps stolen in Boston. area who is currently serving apprehended In Uttle Rock, The indictments charged the an 18-20 year prison ter m for Ark. The others were arrested In their home towns. def endants with fixing at least extortion. * SELECTED IN STOCK PAPER OPEN MON. I THURS. 99 TUBS.. WED.. FRI.. SAT. 9.5 a a a IL or cars Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1979-lA CORRINE MAHON -DIANE BUTLER SHIRLEY TURNER Evening lkvWd START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Departmentof ON GROW! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FOR - (Closed Sunday) MATINEES: Mon. Wed. . Sat. NEW MATINEE Post Time 1:13p.m. ALL NEW 5a Trifecta lox 142 Tnifecla Wheel ALL Il RACES �V $A — vinkig N.rld. knlsrd, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. 6# im OURSELVES EYeful, Hers W, Sa,,f,rd, Fl. Tuday, Feb. 6, 11—Il In Arid Around Sanford ' Birthday In And Around Winter Springs Russian's Visit Girls ' Verifies 'It's A Small World' Have Been Around For A" Long Time I They call thyes the Winkle, 32210. "Birthday Girls." And they are all descendants Parents Without Partners 'of the original Swedish settlers (PWP) will have a V l nti e toit* to Sanford by General Dance on Saturday, Feb 10, at Henry Shelton Sanford. Mayfair Country Club. There When one of the "girls" has a will be a live band and cub bar. birthday, she is honored at a For tdormatlon on___ attending lavLth hiidieon comIate with the dance end joining the birthday cake. The "gir1a' tam organizatim, caU --. turns giving the luncheon- University ____ pestles. Mitchell Gethardi, Boat. 1; The mod recut "girl" to be David Men Nader, 404 Lake At the lot Board of Directors honored was Mn. Eunice Blvd., Cynthia Lee Ogden, meeting of Ballet Guild of Martin of 2614 Country Club Rod 3; Harold Henderson Jr., Sin bi*1i (BGS) Road. EimIce's celebration was 1118 W. Sib St.; Ms held at the home of Alice Qocksr, * Lake Ave. forthcoming concert at _____ Norden. 5cnfr01 lUsh School ad" asCivic Jot what do the "gfrls"daat The E.A. w.in home WU . posed to the Sanford the luncheons? the setting for an open hone. Center. Na action was taken ae n _______ ___ .. • .. It's a small world department. A short time ago, Dolly and Marcel Snyder of Tuskawilla, were sitting having a quiet evening at home. As Dolly was penning the paper, she spotted an Item of Interest, and remarked on It to Marcel. The article stated that Rev. -. Michael Zbidkov of the Russian the city's first and only bank Baptist Church, Moscow, was will all books and rolls of .' giving a talk on religion In the stamps to the citizens. Tropic Soviet Union. The event was to Bank, located on SR-434 will take place at the Windemere have stamps for purchase Baptist Church. during regular business hours. NsraId ple by J oan MidiWn The Snyders immediately 'Super Nun" Ann Roselle of St. Mary Magdalen made plans to travel to WinA public form for the pw School In Altamonte Springs was honored by her deinere to see the Reverend, pose of finding ways and means When Marcel wuattached to to obtain a pot othcefor Winter eighth-grade students on the first day of Teacher Appreciation - School Spirit Week, a week long the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, Springs and one sip code for the -, *., * AN - ., " SUPER NUN' FOR 'MANY REASONS' Eunice, who just tamed 71k bonoi* their gon, David, his dog to renovation andavay at said, "We reminlow about the wife, F" and according to the civic and lack of - '- ' * - celebration honoring teachers "who have striven the couple had been very good entire city will be held in early friends. That was back in March. The movement is being diligently to foster scholarship along with high 73. They not only enjoyed71the organized by John Booth and olden days. We were all hide Ruth Stamm, "my darling electric voltage for adapdo Christian principles in our children." Cathy Beck 111 together. We talk about the fun U W k, but managed to spend other interested citizens. an lat.r, Nat." " (center) straightens Sister Roselle's corsage while some time reminiscing with we used to have. There Is A massive telephone calling The lovely Sunday afternoon A cloud concert Is planned Camille Medina holds proclamation. The students Rev. Zhidkov, who was the Is being planned. If you are always something different to event was well attended and for sponsors, families and talk about." guods seemed to enjoy the guests on Saturday night, unanimously proclaimed Sister Roselle "Super guest of Rev. Gordon Smith, Interested in this cause, please call 1-1735 for further inOther "birthday girls" at- hospitality in the nearly new Mirth 3. A backstage theatre Nun" for many reasons, one of which is that "She Windeinere Baptist Church. Thanks for happy reunion tending the luncheon with Slam home. the formation and ways you can party will follow the peralways takes time to help you when you need It." belongs to the Baptist World Eunice and Alice were help. formance. Alliance, who sponsored the Katherine Senkarlk, Ina According to Helen Bi1,r, The two Sunday perReverend's visit. Galloway, Olga Hunter, Ebbs preilient of the Qty Council of formances, at 2:30 and 7:30 The Seminole County I H Lee, Helen Stapler, Lenore Beta Sigma Phi (BSP) p.m., are open to the public. Democratic Executive Corn The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW mittee will hold a meeting at Jones, Anne Hansen and Mary proceeda from the Valentina P os t No. 5406, Winter Springs the Mayfair Country Club, ____ Robinson. Ball will be directed to local jat in cue___ anyone doeen't will hold a regularly scheduled Sanford, at 8p.m. Thursday. All lsa.ntng poop.. Benefactors know It, Wayne Albert Is the meeting Wednesday atthe First members are urged to attend. Martho Josephine Hardiick will be announced this weak. chairman of the 110 Hem_____ Federal of Seminole Savings The public Is welcome. daugter of Dr. and____ Mrs. event will benbip Drive for the Greater 1 formal BYOB ______ and Loan, SR-434, Longwood, Charles Hardwick, was named be laid Feb. 17 b,gIivIi at 9 Sanford Chamber of Cornjust behind Wlnn Dixie. The John Yowkln of Meadowlark to the Dean 'a LAM for the fall p.m., at the Knight of marco. Hold meeting will begin promptly at will reached that' marvelous quarter at Emory University, CcIwnbus Hall, 2604 S. Oak 8p.m. Atlanta, Ga. age of 12 on Feb. 13. Many Ave. Th. one-day membership __________________ naI hiPPY lk*ats are $10 per couple and blitz will be held Tuesday, Feb DEAR ABBY: I'm Brown and Mary Jones. VFW Pod No. 5406, Winter Sanford students who made we available from any BSP 13, beginning at $ am. with a divorced, a nd have been dating right? Springs will hold their regularly Chr istie Thomas of the the Dean's LAM at Florida Stato member or by sflbig Pat Van lreubfod at the Gary for two years. He says he ber. IN GALLATIN, TENN. scheduled meeting Wednesday Terraces will become 14 years loves me and wants to marry of age on Feb.26. Ji two more me, but I'm not ready for DEAR US: No matter whose at 5 p.m. at The Post home, U.S. 17.42, Laigwood. years to wait before you are another marriage jod y , sweet sixteen I Happy BlrMy each name alphabetically In case you missed the signs, thdayt holds on to his money. He's writtee on a separate line. nroffered to pay my babyExample: ___ (I children.) Mr. John BFOWD Twice I've had to ask Gary to My mother-In-law suggested I Ms. Mary Jones lend me money for the sitter tell than I don't have enough Street adrcu Engagement and wednouncement. Wedding because I was short. City,state and zlpcode cling forms are available at forms and pictures must be milk to nurse mybaby, but that Now he wants me to 50 On a Isn't the cue. My decision was the Herald offices to ansubmitted within two U you want tobea parent, It's manufacturer, the Institute maternity coverage under ski vacation with him and apersonalcholce,andonelam CONFIDENTIAL TO VIRGO nounce these events. weeks of the wedding. says the cod of the "wtI" groiç medical expense plans expects me to pay all iiiy Ofl happy with. going to ccii IN CAMDEN, N.J.: Up front Is forms may be achi4's layette where one or bath work. Based espsnaes— plane fare, lodgIn According to a ngwqgleasod Items In an Contact The Herald I talked It over with my best Tell him you're gay. 11 he companled by professional on Its latest survey, the meals and even the ikHlft doctor, and be assured me that can't handle It, Iii HIS Health Insurance Institute should be about $750. black and white OURSELVES editor for Institute found that more than ticketst study of cods In sosne26 major a bottle-fed baby gets as much problem. photographs If a picture Is information and Me indudes ___ half of newly-Insured emMy girlfriends tell me that nourishment as a breast-fed e erIcan ciIk desired with the ansuggestions. th average deobs, bath d DW1157 lame, ploye.s had maternity when cod of having a baby -rem Getting married? Whether they go cm trips with their baby, and as long as a close (SMAll. .icr -crib com eivuu or boynhends, ins guys pay for physical contact is maintained you wail a formal church . opipmed, conservatively about ' "' their oponees. Gary dung feeding time my baby wedding or a simple do.youz. everythIng. Iii not only thI'OUsh diapers and the Uke• am week and only If it in a Also, hoIW cods may be can't afford to treat me. Far will not suffer feelings of own-thing ceremony, get II$ Inch as odd. c by 1ins. O1 from It. He Is very well.beeied. normal delivery and thur. are Abby's new booklet, "How to )LJ1jAl pIWMS de, a prce.14I. This money problem is no ccmiplkwtkPlease help me. Have a Lovely Wedding." Send niblieg me resent him. Am NEW MOTHER all gsa wei, maturely ,es*ebe and the Hg $1 and a leng, stamped (2$ For hoto§M mow ____ expecting too much? What do gjq will be for pried fat he rs cigars hats ad ) seV46dres&W envelope your blepot ow have birthing room In think? been totalled in. $ hospital May Ita. 132 Leaky Drive, Your I. Abby: DEAR MOTHER: Y facilities which cut costs MYTROUBtE Your bill, based on an Beverly Hills, Calif. "M heust "My decisiss aim, the evarsu picture ma, day is DEAR ThOVIIZ: Caere. e II average ho'i#al May of Is a perusal cheke, and em I osibe as corn to yes as it r. daiidtooneft, rather than We .. ad before you Wal ___ --- -- ___ den and Indudim laker rem an -. ___ _ _____ Her _ _ Problem IS is On Hi's _ - * W J.....,_ Cost Of New Baby AbOUt _ $2,200 For First Week 4. -Tiii Isn tenntair. Long satisfaction ach ved i1l!e1 1 anng w Dear Abby * -, - Getting Married? - tar s ' sin*ing fi& tar hestcritics critics— —high toug smokers Cciifirmeth 9 out of 10 MERIT smokers not A detailed, nationwide research effort has confirmed that 'Enriched Flavori'm MERIT really considering other brands. MERIT is the first real t aste does deliver the flavor of higher tar brands. alternative for high CcmfirnL Majority of high tar smokers tar smokers. rate MERIT. taste equal to —or better than leading high tar cigarettes tested! Cigarettes . — .. - ____ room, ad PbK=ICY sediabordWderMwiSbep• ids got the umI 7t ' J___ abod ___ e. be (UaitWS ad CIM1I Add __ __ s or dl,wtd Ikeash aergical costs 1nclsng and me dim aseatbiali, —, t arlii" oelib4cl's ewe. ad what a Finely, based a data bum costa? Ageedaembe:1 ldrms's Iea* of the U.S. s the IodIIML the_Depaitmest of H6" fort EdsrgtIg, and W.ifweda - Mod cupiss, says the clothing tatante' major M*de, have e. '. .' S having up to twice the tar. firmde Majority of high tar smokers connrm taste satisraction ortMERIT. And current MERIT smokers made these confirmations: Gan— fimane d.o.. 85% of. MERIT smokers say it... was an "easy switch" from high tar brands. Cfiráj. Overwhehiuiing maj ority of MERIT smokers say their high'tar' brands • .( (s • . . .. • '- , 'J ; 1 Warning: That Cigarsus His Diiiimiud Dangerous wYow ' ThS . Surgson Ganersl Smoking Is Health. , i' welbeel.d heel, cemidur an cepod uuggeded by Aelbar method of ree1g t. Guy asy Ned to Five to SW ..theu44sw. Use It. that be's net buying the services of csdsinby a DEAR ABBY: Now list so a raglatirad sea.. mIdwife year e1F'LNW. ESIIfe.. many couples are living __ __ U yes decide to eay gN*ye, ng ,*i rather then a oMrIcIa. ng,, how __ - yi owe ma sóe utters, circin ad If ___ -' to DEAR ABBY: I am a 32-yeas- and invitwong to both of them? S the 'lPt IIIMa 705 01dwiameawbosavowatoa My wife .sys U HE Is living In leek at it ft way: basil a e, healthy baby boy three HER hum, they are addressed t.day's prices, *'i MW dp.r weeks ge and John Brown. tahaveababy OM tobsya saywomeng HE Is living In HIS SOd need CK. who criticise me for not brad- home, they are addressed Jobs t........... .'-L. -' f,'. .'... ;.. .,. ,' .. :• .- .- k- ;:. • . - (s.. L yIA..4M' -. .:.. .. ,..j.. - ' . '- I MeCul lough, president of the L.sgwesd Area Cliamber of Commerce and gener. M. M. "Red" .. ii manger of the Quality Ian North (from left), present, awards of ap predation to Beth Hell. kr, Roberts Papcua, . is, Lava Heller and Rev. Burke J.ki.ai of the Rolling Huh. Moravian , Church, for efforts "Above and heyeid the caB of duty" during the Jan. 12 train derallaest F tss . . .c • :: :•.r I - a SR 434 and Deighas Raid. kI1 .. .. : . I '' :::.,.t.,I4r:;: . .. ., Mush PN y Manes Wait A .IhiiIhiuiI•S •: '. -.4 '-_,-_•_ ,— - — 1• — -. S *J1 AWARDED 44 . .. FO 19 "A THROUGH THE EFFORTS ;j-4 Pa4 -* .• -. - - - ... -.. .a. - -. -__ • *_%_ %L • - • * -.5 5--. --. --.- 5 . S - - ;;~, 'THIS YEAR SEND • :. - I ' 'T.i . :.. es ii -_ .- • . rei. ' ett t iissec1! we .MIP CLASSIFIED PAGE OF The EveningHeiald Mm VMIN?WM1 say To Our Mom A Mdoad... tovs ss.. hc*ç two wand.,. lvi potants iii. you. Nov. a ho1y Valentines DoyP . To lorboro .. . 1 love you more today than yesterday — not asmuchas tomorrow. Yours, Stpv. The Example 13.00 CALL at Example $1t00 322'261-1' ri �I 21-Iv.nfn, Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. 6, 1979-31 Tuesday, Fib. o, i7 TV HIGHLIGHTS NOTICI UNDER PICTITIOUSNAMI FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Notice is ier,y gIven mat i am Notice 5 hereby given by the engaged In business at 301 Riverbend iIvd., Lon*oud, FIa. wso undersl9ned. that Ronald E. Latow' and Frances M. Latow, dfllrtng to::. Seminole County, Florida, flcfltious name of PR IAN HOMES engage In business undir the fIc.:,ister laid titlous name of LATOW'S PLUM.... and m.t i Intend name with the Clerk of the Circuit BING, at 1111 Gerona AvenuL'.Z. Court. Seminole County, FIorI In Deltofti, Florida 32123, Intend register the said name with the '' ccordince with the provisions -. .• . the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Cleft of the Circuit Court . ,. Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes Seminole County, Florida and wdSrsIgnid are the Nh ii.s nfefnted In said business en. $49. Brian M. uckJan 1f'15e. Publish: January23, 30, February 6, Ronald E. Laf ow 13, 979 / FrancesM.Latow DEc.91 / ________________________ Publish Jan. 30 & Feb. 6,13.20,1919. DEF-131 . NOTICETOADOPTIULII The Sanford PublIc Employees IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 'I' •\1 . Relations Commission Intends tO SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA •. \, ,\ adopt the rules of the State Public PRORATI DIVISION '. . Employees Retatlons Commission. File Number ys-me.cP A ccv of the rules Is available for IN RE: ESTATE OF mnepectlon in the office of the city MATTIE B. TWIOGS ak-a manager, Snford City Hall. MATh E SUE. TWIGGS - . • ' . .. .s- Mr. Ernest Cowley I Chairman Dcea.d . SANFORD PUBLIC EMPLOYNOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION . ( EES RELATIONS COMMISSION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST ... . PublIsh: February 6. 7,1, 1919 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED . . 0EG27 IN THE ESTATE: . YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR thatthe.dmlnisti'atlenoftheestate SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA of Mettle B. Twlggs a.k.a Mettle Sue PROBATE DIVISION TwIggs, deceased, File Number 7$. ... / / File Number $O-CPO Is pending In the Circuit DivisioN Court forSemlnole County, Florida, IN RE: ESTATE-OF Probate Division, the address of HELEN B. DURHAM NOSTALGIC NUDGE which Is Seminole County Cour. thouse Sanford, Seminole County. After all these years Henry Fonda and Imogene NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Florida. The personal rsgresenTO ALL PERSONS HAVING titiveOfttwestatll$PhiIIlpTWfggs, Coca teamed up again to reminisce about their first is 1901 . West 15th CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST whOw .*ess meeting - 45 years ago. Fonda was one of the THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Street, Sanford. FlorIda 32771. All persons having claims or celebritIes on hand recently to honor Coca for her OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED demat1 against the estate we IN THE ESTATE: 50th AnnIversary In show business. Her career got NOTIFIED required, WITHIN THREE YOU ARE HEREBYthe estate MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Its first big boost when she appeared In Leonard that the administration of HELEN B. DURHAM,dICUNd THE FIRST PUILICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk FIIeNumbevI-4$4.CP,Isp.ndingln of th. above court a written shedldacomlcblt -with Henry Fonda the CIrcuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Divis, statement of any claim or demand the address ci whIch Is Seminole they may have. Each claim must be County Courthouse, Sanford, Fl. In writing and must Indicate the 32771. The personal representative basis for the claim, the name and of the estate Is GRACE addresiofthecr,dltororhisaqenl BROADHEAD whose address Is US or attorney, and th, amount claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, Acorn _____Drive, (P.O. Box I Longwood, Fl. 32750. The name and the date when It will become due address of the perionsi resin, shall be stated. II the claim is tatIvs'sattorneyaresetforth below, contingent or unllquidat*d, the All persons having claims or nature of the uncertainty shall be demands against the estate are stated If the claim i ..-w required, WITHIN THREE security shall be described. TM MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF claimant shall deliver sufficient NEW YORK (UP!) - On ft-ott of the Waldorf-Astoria set-lu television, your basic New York, I bsed tables lAd THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF copies of the claim to the clerk to bIackroIesaremflnedtotwo pIcd t garbage in Floricin. THISNOT10E,tofiiewlththecl.rk snablethic$irktomailonecopyto of the above court a written eath personal representative. All persons interested In the estate types - sitcom stars aIKI And for 512 iK1S'ha1f statement of any claim or demand !'vecb'e.unedofthla-the first theymayhave.Eachclaimmustbe to whom a copy of this NotIce second bat ni heroes. In writing and muit indicate 9,1 AdminIstration has been mailed we Poetry on television? No. national television program THREE Wt A.Iflet'ICVI black riter" basis for the claim, the name and required, WITHIN MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF where. address of the creditor or his Now PBS will broadcut Scott said In an Interview, or attorney, and tIle amount THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF The pktixe of bLack life, the claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, THIS NOTICE, toflIe anyoblectlons "Langetoni" on Feb. 7, 9:301O the date when It will become due they may have that challenges the shalt be stated. It the claim Is validity ci the decedent's will, the p.m.,Easterntlme (chelocs1 coflh:$ liglilgi), The allow featiei the the Itnagary and lAttrsweet contingent or unllquidated, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or works of bad poet Ianpton vitality that Hughes brings to nature of the uncertainty shall be lurlsdiction of tie Cerfft. stated, lith, claim Is secured, the ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ft-u Hughes, as presented by DavId II!., all are a far security shell be described. The r I Marion journey to the lo where they spent their honey. moon to try to rekindle the old UUA8. YOGA AND YOU *00 CAtS "On The Town" (1950) MAN AND HIS ENVlRON MUIT Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra. Three sailors on liberty In New York City experience advenlure. •Id 0INAHI • EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMNS4O S) PSC NEWS (2) aflon, Louis panIcs when he has to keep a promise he made toGodduring surgery. *00 (2) CAROL IURNETT AND I 5(1 NEWS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING •MAWVTYLERMo0RE _____ •ERROGERS(R) ________________________ p sw . (4) CRACICIRSARREL NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY Boating Safety Clan offered by U.S. Power sqatiron and 5CC, 7-10 p.m., Longwood Ele entary School 810 (2) 2.COUNTRY FISHING 830 cafeteria. Call Office of community services at Each Tuesday through April 24. Council oiArts & Sciences general meeting combined dIrectors at large and representatives, noon, Qurch Sired Station Gallery, 7$W. Quit-eli 81., Orlando. (4) KUTAIIA LITTLJMJCALS 501ST NO P61115 UI wio. MAT1NUII sw-eu IWITI 1.00 5:55 0000 MORNING FLORIDA HI, NIDONSOR •]ISODI5COUNT1 [PLAZA ___________ collar, cot Idering his task, but whose mqytflg, e'j$ftye prtcn otters a view ot k cs4te esidom sean by wtgteAzn*ics.- ' " I Or, for that matter, black WED1J4Y,PURtJAftY7 (4) EY!WITNEU OEAF NEWS -.-.-. 7:00 __ ffiICNWAY MIST 5 ______ SIlT Loou' Wosas's ClUb .1 Sanfird noon luncheon and meeting. Reservations. Program: "Fun Day," Silent Auction, White Elephant and bake sale. Osueva Garden ClUb, 9:30 a.m., hom. ot Eleanor Paredi. ThURSDAY, FESRUARY$ Pacemakers Style Sb.,, I pin., Zetmder Hall, Ascension Lutheran Qutrth, Cauelbrry. Benefit PACE School for ctüidren wttii i roing Disabilities. Overeat.,. A.y, 7:30 p.m., ________ Commwy United Methodist Qurd*, SISTER, Inc. noon, Holiday Inn. Sb Bisaintle OtIt, 730 am., Holiday urn, Wymore Road. Lake Mary Hitaty, I am., Mayfair Country Club. W.IjI Wa$Ubsrs, 10 a.m.,.Laks Mary Preabytarlan -. .ue.. ii._a 'Y•" 7 " " " Badged RiwaMs, noon, Civic CaMsr (2) TODAY SIFLONDA ____ MefN 1.25, CMII 1.15 0000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS I 730 ss,j.ateevsrMUs_ $- *u.1sAT1. - MAUI •a000 MORNING AMEN.. CA ' I)Se i" s. Sanford. Overeaters Aassym.us, 7:30 p.m., Sears, Altamotte - i.i: (2) TODAY IN 000MOII*lS FLORIDA isis ___ _____ TODAY (2)5 ____ _____ ____________ - - aOoo MOfltIItIS AMEN- . , (".I. '"• " _____ 7- -. 7:30 p.m., ,. - .-- . -. -- .1 W -' - ' .. '. - :.4%l . / ' - -. - - - - - - FflII1%J net be hirfshIgI t me '-t me - Irttiofuiesinsie,untv,pIsr,, i tiw I- I I,-, ! Mow..TuIs.mu*s. - . • :' U. - . - 5 . , - - '$ p. s'., - ' - a , 5 ,. -- ,. .. . - ,. •,.. -- -. . ..., ,. .. - - • - -. - RUWT . - - :' - '' '" ,. dss.UscalI M43W, m & submit resume tD-121 1 MaIlonvIIi Ave., Sanford 32771. - Eperiencad boat patcheis. Lxcehient Co. benefIts, 10 Phd holidays. AMF Crestliner lobalo, 1113 35th St.. (Sanford Airport). Equal OpportunIty theadmlnistratlano(meest.$, It yeu weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading this ad. and If we weren't looking ___ DISTRICT. PZ(11.1.1I)41 Lets 11, 11.12sf CIhusseiglws,PIat Rook 3, Pe * SectiOn 14*31. Fuithir desa'ibed U Sutheast csmeq of wouido'tbehere. If you want the opportunity to earn Three toFive Hundred dollars a week, call 11004321103 anytime for recorded meMAge. - Di'Ive and Old Orlando Avenue •&._ ' a.. " t._.. a side ii CinailsNe II.. Icituien eiudSlwleAvInWO.Cemlsistklsif BULWARK DEVELOPMENT, 4,05190.15. (DISTRiCT NO.4) INC. I. JAMES W. ROBINSON -Ri 3.BY.BefVYS.Oeslfltal, SINGLE FAMILY DWBL$.ING Ff541111 THREE -- LASTING DEVELOPMENT, IsC, ____ --- towbemacepeoflblo .,, r-w . Rsssman. ___ - 4A _________ UW'.U•. INC. slY: luIb,J. Isesmen. .4, ' alberoiflsraspg.j*te,s Rises ci me Ceurtheuw, saciord. wide. flmeisan.ndsric.wlllbe ______ VETERANS - : . : Sko Every Wed. & Sat, Early SWdi7:lSp.m. Did you know that your dub or organizatIon can I Ills listing esdt week for only $3.30 per wish? Thl is an ideal way Is Inform Itne publtc I _ -- ___ at your 1j1rs1u1su.i club activities. ' club or organizallsn would like 4. bg Included In this 1)111.19 CMI: If your 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM, CARPETED, CLOSETS GALORE, EVERYTHING. OVERSIZED PLUS 2 CAR GARAGE. A SHOW PLACE NEAR DOWNTOWN. ONLY A & s'e,. 1 ,$t ' r ' s - ___ •OLI$146a. INC. i. i __ - ____ 506, ___ ____ Semi_fe___ CROCKETT LOG HOMES _____ Jr . - ____ __ -- ___ - - - 010-IS . . - $ - -, . . - - - - ________________ DIP.31 D.O.S - - - . 4 - - -- - - CLA$$IFIE• D(PARTM(NT GENEVA AREA 6.7 LAKEFRONT, IMPROVED PASTURE, SOME LARGE OAK AND ORANGE TREES. $26,500. 2.5 ACRES NEAR LAKE HAlNEY. PINELAND, ROAD FRONTAGE. $5230. 4 MEAT CARVER * mediate openIng. Bi' OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, alnfost 'hew, orange trees, C.141A. 7½ pet. assumable mart. Call 323$244 MANY MANY MOREl 201 CommercIal 323.5176 _____ PIAVEI Youaneedfora2SR 1 bhomew. extras? Why not call on this one at $21.500. I ITI Is newly listed 2.1 w.beamed ceiling In LR, may be converted to 3 BR. Yard ha nice fruIt trees. 536.000. Going to be vefy unhappy If you don't look at this 3-2%'. fireplace Ia hugs FR. $43,500. santod- 500 S. Oak. Furn from 1$month,$2Sweek. Excellent. WAY • Call 332-9533 am. or 541-7503. _____________________ Out in the country on LA Hariney at over loacres. Has home Iguest quarters. Hers Is that chance to 30-ApSrtmINWs UiWurnislud ______________________ - get away. AT THE REAL ESTATE AGENCY - - (I) Clean, quiet gmraqeapt. ADULTS 333-3919 or 3321079 Ave. STE N STROM REALTY Prepare NOel Estate sam. Classes stavtlus Fib. ffffi.Erwollearlyasciassslu Ii limited. Tony Coppofa $dnseh of Real Estate. 444610. LaM Mary Rent w.m ophloni. 3.1, fireplace, fruit tree,. Let I114 Asking $4,050 - New Listing 3 IL I lath. This ceuld be a Cinderella Dell High-lane fenced yard. Genii meving NOrth. see this Nhay. 30* $anl5r Ave. w-FIIIPlACE,sc.psai.PvOS boles 05pVMa1 at $31,061 lrreIL.Grseea leaNer 4344050 5.6 ACRES FRONTING ON CRIPPEN RD. PASTURE I WOODS $35,000. EXCELLENT TERMS, VOLUSIA COUNTY s.9 ACRES, TALL PINE, NEAR OSTEEN GOLF COURSE, $19,500. 134,1001 LONESOME HOME 3 IL 1 bath 511* How's this for a starter? 3 BR, 1 bath -MMMI large wnar let, -condition. SUtstanuIng - This pieesbw 3 SR. 2 beth home is tailored tsr a_u,lnj fomity In nice area clew to sduets I stw55In. Don't held beck_ - home In lunland on spacious tree shaded loll Excellent locallonl Super Starter Hemel Neat as a pin & Many Extrasl FARM ELEGANCE' _ ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath home whining ares, range, ref., entry foyer,1g. kit,, near schools I shoppingl Super buy for 131*1 - JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 REALTOR *1.1551 - *11Th PLC LI$TINS SERVICE 30 ACRES. PINE AND OAK, 125CC PER ACRE. GREAT TERMS. 30 ACRES IN THE ROLLING HILLS OF OCALA FOREST. ACCESS TO 310 ACRES OF CRYSTAL CLEAR LAKES I PRIVATE AIR STRIP JUST SOUTH OF SILVER SPRINGS $2000 PER ACRE, GREAT TERMSII PRINCIPALS PLEASEI down. 10 Acres on Pineway. $37,000. ALACHUA COUNTY 322•2420 430 ACRES IN TINIER COUNTRY WITH OVER 1 MILE FRONTAGE ON THE SANTA ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service SHADED car 01, 3 BR. 1 bulb, ARCHITECT'S I s*y, portE? settln, for antIques. 3 IL C. H4A. Clisice ens. $4M06. IL I lath nearly new 541 cared * home. All appliances, break- bar, FE RIVER. $953 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS. PRIN. CIPALS PLEASEI LEVY COUNTY S ACRES, IMPROVED PASTURE & OAK TREES. PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, $2,110 PER ACRE. WASHINGTON COUNTY II ACRES, LARGE OAK I TIMBER ON A GREAT lASS LAKE. $1210 PER ACRE, GREAT TERMSI 10 PERCENT ELEGANT CUSTOM 2 stery w-aIl S ACRES. PINELAND IN ROLL. ING HILLS. 14110 TOTAL $3L*. extris, peel, evfside en. area .a/ c/ ' is/ IL r* bath. IPUN. THE PERFECT HOME, 3 IL) I, split plan, wry prnoteen large tree shaded let. FR er0554 weed bserns unIque 540 ares all screened with lake vlsw. AN REALTOR, MLS 323.5714 Diy - -- or P1gM - From$lOto$5O 57-SportsEquipment - I Acre Enterprise area 327-1551 aft 6p.m. RACQUET STRINGING-GRIpS All type racquets. Avg. $5 ________________________________ Scott Reagan 322 1177 WANTED Have some camping equipment PrIced for quick cash sale 78torcydes Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323-3866 or 323-7710 you no ionger use? Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. LOTS TO PURCHASE CASH. 322-2257 CROCKETT LOG HOMES S1ILU REALTY IROKIR "A HOME SUPERMARKET" Call 322-7611 or 8319993 and a friendly ad visor Will help you. ao--Autos -------for Sale Ad. Call a friendly ad-taker at .322 2611 or 831 9993. 59-Musical MrCtlandise For Sale - 1960 Chevy $230 S acres Lk Sylvan area. Best Terms. $20,000. William Maliczowski, Realtor. 322-7983. Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn Sell idle items with a Classified 7202 French Ave. ______________________________ AFRICAN VIOLETS 322-9141 The Greenhouse Eves after 61 weekends ______________________________ Property 322-5732 > DAY TONA AU TO AU CTION 62-Lawn-Garden Zachary 1. Tribble, Realtor, 305-661-5696 & 5301026. Eve & wkends 901-731-1961. 46-Commercial Dodge'70 Wagon 76.000Mi. $700 322-2235 10 acre Iracts, i. Johns River access from 11100 per acre. $750 dwn, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. - 21 Aster Dr. DeBary piete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 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 reserved price. Call 904-2358311 for further details. FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-715Q 1977 VW Rabbit 13,193. 1 Owner 64-Equipment for Rent 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, FLORIDA ROOM, CARPORT HOME. 100*140 CORNER ON HWY 16, ZONED FOR PROFESSIONAL OFFICES. HURRY ON THIS 529.900. Seigler Realty, Broker Sanford 321 0640 Orl. 327 1577, DeLand 4685335 '77 Plymouth Grand Fury Brougham, 1 dr. sedan, take over $4401. $176.37 mo. 322.4455. 68-Wanted to Buy '69 Ford P-U $500 _______ WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford FurnitU!C Saivaqe. 322 5721. - 47-Real 322-2073 after 4p.m. 1971 Toyota s? Good 2nd car 322 2073 after 1p.m. Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 5111 Estate Wanted Losing your home 5. credIt'? I will catch up back payments & buy equIty. 322 0216. 7-A-Ab1gages Bought &Sold Little want ads bring big, big resulls. lust try one. )fl-2611 or III 9993. _______________ Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In used furniture, R•frlg., stoves, tools. WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. 1. Legg, LIc. Mtg, Broker, 525 No. 4-0 5621153 50-Mscellaneous for Sale Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, 323-5711 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 75 models. Call 339-9100 or 5344605 (Dealer). 1973 Buick Century 4-dr., radio, air, auto. Good tires, 1995. 424 Virginia. 372-512*. 1965 Chevy BelAIr. Radio, air, auto. Good tires, new sticker, %39. 424 VIrgInlá _____________________________ Paying $13 mens. $7.30 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any condItion. 323 4651. People are looking for your ser vices everyday. List in the Business Service column Call 3272611 or 1319993 o- 1971 Ford SW. Trailer tow package, hitch, AM-FM radio. air, auto. New stIcker, $695. 121 VIrginia. 322 - 512*. LTD 1976 Stalion Wagon, 1 Owner. Eticlilent condition. Make offer. 322 6131. Electric heaters; gas, electric stoves & refrig. Furnishings & Misc. Items. 317 Palmetto Ave. I Double Hotel Bedding $30 set; Hide-A Beds ISO. Sanlord . Auction. 121$ S. French. (3) twin solid foam rubber matt A B.S. $10; 2 pet carriers, 15-530. 323- 5969. S pc. BR suite new, 1239; 5 pc. LR new 5399; Loveseal 514,95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.93 I up; Ref. $SOIup; El. stove$dOlup; full Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford, 322-1721. Central Heat I Air Cond. Free 1st. CallCarlHarrlsat MIXCD FIREWOOD PineS. Oak $33 Truckload .123- as 1. We have! Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $450 was ChrIstmas lay-away, there was only $116 hal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 ma. Will take trade as part payment. Call 131-1714 day or night. Free home trIal, no obligation. DOG HOUSES ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS 322-5752 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. lnrovements AirCond.&H.stlng size draperIes $101 up. Sanford 322-3791 Camera; stereo, 2 speakers; RCA color TV; rocker; clock radio; exerclear. 3fl.3553, PAINTING CARPENTkY &CABINETS SEARS,Sanford.322.1771 323-0129 JACK FROST- Cen:. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free EsI. on insj. Cim 5. Res. 372 0205. Interior, Exterior Plastering plasterpatching&slmulated brick & stone specialIty. 322-2750 Beauty Caiw 1 Man, quality operation p. patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327.1321 - TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlstt's Beauty Nook 5191. 1st St., Cemmicills INSULATIOP.- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, flberlgas & Cellu. lose. Lowest prices. Call 321-0139 or 904-734-4705 olIect. BUY SELL TRADE 332-5433 311-315E.FIrst$t. Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 Ph. 5624112. 9 a-rn. to 7 p.m. Groosrdng a eo.ratng _______________ LigIstI4.Iig Appliances&Misc. ANIMAL HAVEN (LOCAL) 349-5371 Dog & Cat boardIng, bathing, clipping flea control. Pet kennels. 3fl 5752. ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress 133.95 as. pe.; NEW cotfe table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1,742 So. of Sanford. 3325711, No Job too large or small. Complete lawnservlce General Cleaning Freeestlmate. 323-4151 Insured -339-3130 local owned. Carpel---shampoo-steam dc ordertie. Furn.- -free Scotchguard pressure cleaningJanitorial. Horns Improve msidi KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 33)0407 S-TV-adlSterso - Television-fl" Color, ButifuI walnut cabinet. Regular 5400, Ialae $111 or $12 ma. Still In warranty, Call 531.1714 div or DANNYS PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting Licensed-Insured- Bonded _____________________ FREE Estimates. (30$) 323.9130 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S.G. BALINT I ASSOC. 322-5463 Vacation tame is Pnefe,..get what you need for a happy time with a ClassIfied At.. Remodeling, retIred builder doing all kInds of remodeling, rm. additions, patIos, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free est. 323-1314. WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad in Itne Evening Herald t$ay. psi me. Call 531.1714 for free 531-4517 $214139 V V W fl ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. Accepted 337.1$) mewrV PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT FM Steno RadiO, 4 speed PRO turntable. I track tape player. $111new a reel buy at anly $131 er take up payments of $11 -, Oresimaking _______________________________ Free pick up & delivery for all tax returns prepared in Feb. Conf I Alterations, Dressmakiflg cnlial, personalized. From $3. supplies, dog $louses.Heated Si-Household Ge . - Income Tax MEINTZER TILE New oriepalr, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671-7617. Prepared in the convenience or your home. 24 yrs. exp. 5105. up. 322 37l7forappt. Yard Debris, Trash, $6301 MyrtloAv$. Sanford Sanford32l-0640 iends 327-1577 DsLsrud 6611335 -I Top Dollar Fid for junk & used cars, Inicks I heavy equipment. 322-5990 Sanford. FIa. 32771 1 - - Call 322 1621; I27 4460 2927 Hwy. 17-92 EVENINGS 3fl 0612 322 1157, 372-717! Cars RemoVed BUY JUNK CARS ROBSON MARINE rvtr w.Qazebe, welled he privacy & security. 4 . ___- ' Trail Blazer 23' cxc cond inside & out, sell contained, w-full bath. A H. sleeps 6. 53200. 323-4262. 77-Junk DOWN. 13 ACRES. PINELAND IN HILLS AND LAKE COUNTRY, $15,430. tertainment 75-Recreational Vehicles ___ acre. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE extra Insulatlenn. fast 54-Garage Sales 322-1305. 130 acres on Pineway, 57.300 per Rubber boots, Waders, Gloves Sanford's Sales Leader - STIMUI ASINCY 3 PLUS ACRES, PART PRODUCING ORANGE GROVE. DELTONA AREA, $20,000. PRINCIPALS ONLY. MARION COUNTY . Iacre horse farm with vew ewn tmie ceurt I pssl.3 IS, 211* horns of distInctIon. Call for ACRES IMPROVED PASTURE NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. $11,900. GOOD TERMS. JUST FOR YOU 3 BR 1½ bath home In Washington Oaks. W.0H, breakf as? bar, DR. rAil. rm, I SPP IRs. SpacIous WARRANTED. A super buy for NEAR SCHOOLS & SHOPPING, 3 ares $31,106. leg. Real Estate BrKar 2¼ DOLL HOUSE 2 51, 1½ bath home In HIghland Park wspacIouS INs. Hobby Rm., Dining area. AUT garage opener I morel Super locatlont BPP WARRANTED. Only 123.0001 designed for' omy maiN. said pIne paneling used meet attrKtively. Great peisritlal. Just 'educed 51.005 to $3341 Lake Mary Like new, 3.1½. Silt. barge fenced back. tress. quIet BATEMAN REALTY P01TO. 55.000. S. French (17.92) $anfJd 1** - HOMESITE ON OSCEOLA NEAR 17.92, PINE AND CITRUS 51.500. EXCELLENT CORNER HOMESITE, OSCEOLA & EL YOU WANT TO SELL REAL. ESTATE ASSOCIATES - Large YARD SALE on w 16th, 2'7 ml. from town. Something for everyone. Sayre's Place. Look for signs, starting Wed I am. Wymore Rd., Altamonte. SELLERS I BUYERS 12565 REALTORS PARK 333-5334 BUILDER. 3022W. CITY WATER. $7,500. REALTY WORLD. The Real Estafo Agency REALTORS 41fouses New 336 Homee. 4 pcI. interest to qualIfied buyer. 5*005 to llt* Low down payments. HOMESITE, 9Sx12S', CORNER, ON BLOCK TO LAKE MONROE, ARTESIAN WELL & I YOUR I __________________________ ___________________ ---- ROAD, $12,500. Yours for $359001 _________ .---, ACRE PLUS, LARGE OAK TREES ON SYLVAN LAKE JUST LISTED 3 BR, 1½ bath home In Woodmere Park w-C. HIA, ww carpet, fenced yard, dining area, 1g. FIa. Nm. & Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. Just Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668-5335 SAcresGeneva$15,Ogo. Only $3,000 43-Lots-Acreage OR BUVAHOMEI WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford - ______ Large family home, I BR, 2 b, pan., family rm., large closets. split plan, covered patio, fenced, fruIt & shade trees, nice neighborhood. Warranted. $36,500. SEIGLER REALTY HOSTESS * ShNFOSD3U,tb,yIofrem ____ ISibIOPra ___ BARGAIN HUNTERSPARADISE That's classified Ads Off Ice at home, beautiful home has space for your office, beauty shop or barber shop. Zoned. commercial. Downtown Lake Mary. Warrantsd. $41,900. 532.000. CUSTODIAN * REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR, kit. Warranted. $41,900. SANFORD AREA 301.VII 313.7413 3111061 -- VA I. FHA Financing 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORKSHOP, FRESHLY PAINTED, FENCED YARD. $31,900. Read measurements, operate still saw. Good benef Its. $592. 4 323-5200 3503 Orlando Dr. $19,900. ApIs. for Sealer Citizens. Down. town, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 3$ Palmetto - SKYLINE 14w-fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES LUCKY YOU move right In 3 BR, 2 b, el. garage door, 1g. cor. lot, walk to school I church. Custom GOOD CONDITION NEAR SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL. 4SAWOPERAT0R* Msstlngs Suslnsss.1:301s$TUe$. '? 321-0610,337.1577,461-1335 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH FRAME IN Good company, good benefits. Chaper 30 Hwy. 17.92 _____ ci DECORATED. $39,900. _______ 322 0332 4 For Estate Commercial & ResI. denhial AuctionS & Appraisals. Call Dells Auction. 323-5620. Miiier's 2619 Orlando Dr. HAL COLBERT Make room in your attic. garage. Selgler Realty, Broker ad. $55,000. 31-Ape rtms.ds Furnished AMERICAN ' -. u ROOM, KITCHEN EQUIPT, 2 CAR CARPORT. BEING RE- DISABLED - = 4 - ': A __________ FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD. 72-Auction Good Used Teievislons. 125 ano up. 322-064S BATH, MOBILE HOME. TALL OAK & QUEEN PALM. $16,300. Super clean 3 BR. 2 b cozy fireplace w-sunkefl LR, Ia sc. perch + many extras. Warrant. GOOD ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE WITH $1,000 DOWN. $227 MONTH. 3223991 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, 1'.', fruit trees. Warranted. $19,500. DRAPES, FENCED. NICE - 42-bIIe Homes workshop & garage. Shade & BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH,CEN. TRAL HEAT, CARPETED, 53-TV- Radio-Stereo - 323-7832 HOUR lB 322-9283 -122-92*1 Immaculate 4 BR, 2½ b, Country home on 3+ acres, office or % 1,211 deluxe units. Pooh. Adults I Ada Jutt . --. . Airport IIvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 323-5610 Mariner's VIllage. , ' : so PILED osuvu i*uu - I..ImaIWv I acres. (01ST. WIU. i No.4) DoN This P5415 besrP will be en cellent opportunity. $310. RIALTY 2324 PARK DR. 322-2115 AFTER HOURS REALTOR REAL ESTATE -. NOTICE - LyIng Sawib if Slele lied . 430. vslllly ci me ds-t41..J's will the Less sM NOrth III $5sS. Further apaINlcat f the peripass 11scrISWasIeiImcisly% Mile reprlusfative. or line venue -or Fiusry,1069if705P.M..eres ---4 - 31507. : Wsst of 17.950 46or A*lmspli lwismcstencisMc.ss lve. IaAheJdo shea known as last AU. ct*isee naM.. w_. Altameste DrIve. ConsIsting OBJECTIONS NOT - __ v of envelops 1 lIe for details: Continental•G, Box 14702, - ' INS Court on the ' ISUI9I It Sanferd COMMERCIAL AND WHOLESAlE requlrid, WITHIN THREE MORELAND DEVELOP- DISTRICT. Pll1'$n)4 The I.W MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP Ceirciw __ - moiWt,ly stuffing envilopesat home. Send stamped addressed ___ ____ copies ci me claim 'e me clerk to .ablethsclsrktomailemco,yto each psrsanal ropr -1us. pgbs DISTRICT TO C.) GENERAL Programming experience. Lx. batweanla,m.&Sp.m.wt.days MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUILICATION OP THIS NOTiCE, IS file with tite clerk ci me above urt a written s$atemNh ef any claim or demand they may Pave, lads claim must be '1 IIHIIIfld StiWIvW on Tangerine fl_sI____... WITHIN COMPUTER OPERATOR * - ci 3701 5. Sanford Ave. or send to Inc., P.O. lox U, Sanford, Fl., 33771. Equal Employment portunIty. CaliBart Steady work. $450. _____________________ ______________________ RECEP7IONIST - permanent 24-Business C3pO. Unities POSNISflS1tII good pay & us. ce benefIts for sharp gIrl wIth good telephone voice, Auto,bIie Service Center on typing, shorthand I general Major Hwy (17-92). Have availoffice experience róqulrsd, Paid able larg, stalls with office medtcal Insurance, vacation & space or storage space. Lights, holidays provided. If water & compressor Included In inlay meeting people and an rent.Llndy'sAutoCenterll-92I ewerine the phone foroneof the Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, Fla. tons largest builders apply 3053323190 or 301-530-4467. -. ___ requIred, 4 WELDER TRAIN EE* ty 24 REALTOR, 322.7495 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY * WAREHOUSE * S9pervlsor background a must. Established firm. immediate. IOIII'S Jim Hunt Realty, Mc. CoNTSACTOa * h18T1. Experienced only - own tools. $240 /-\ terms avail. _____ for someone to do a lob this ad Some experience needed. Im. ciLAVINIAS. NAMSEY,dSCSINd,' File Number 79-I CP, Is pending in. ____ formal DR I. other plus features.: NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH 010118. - ---- 55Boats & Accesson'es __________________________ You'll be surprised at the space SANFORD Attractive, will train, $444. LET'S BE HONEST INC. REALTORS V Enterprises, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 444-3013 AVENUE GREENE 530-óSor 339.4711 eves. Cash for your loti Will build on your lot or our lot. STREET. NOW ONLY $16,100. 4 CARPENTERS 4 FORREST Low Down Payment TWO STORY 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, I CAR GARAGE ON 13th Sharp-Attractive. Excellent Company excellent benefits. 516$ Employer. - IN THE ESTATE. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED'- COUNTY COMMISSIONIRS 4 CASHIER 4 teaching or handicapped people. Apply to Mary Witengler (Tel.) $67431$ Deceased SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARDOP OPEN HOUSE 2414 MARSHALL $5500. 5-Cony. 'Homes VA-F H# AIR. TERMSI Niceboss. Chance to learn a trade. In grant writing or . . 323-4661 or eves. 323-0517 - IrvClne! atmosphere, secluded, 100x12 ML! REALTOR CARPET, CENTRAL HEAT I 4 SECRETARY 4 Goed office skills accurate typing only. Chance to get with one of' the bait. Benetits. $700. wirk contracts I workinc wIth ' $4nsd: -U-- me **- • -. FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE hefolSs*-iWaaA. Otherwise, me OUI0WdNSS*$llIltStIIOli5Sof a p,m,. p.. 7,••••fl_ "-. .. i... M *IWAI ms,- j_i,, ______ - " Py-wd2M $N it, OP44i,FI5rl3177), f you heVsinydulRs*IOaessrttSthlS iw -. n, . semluele - PRIVATE PARTIES . •, ., .... .. . .. ... .. ... ,.• -, i .. j.j _____ $M.sISOI_alfrId . - .,., 1ai&, me NOTICI UNDER . y tine lieresahi aWn-alt w*iw - - IS INFLATION CRAMP NO YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to helP I latit back. For venue or 1979 DEF.135 310 AIR- del Circuit Court of Florida ag alyandalpartimhavbigonin. lIri In ie Ceasne ii *ircrait beefIng serial number 31011$ tolliwmberN$$Qtesinewcams - 4 TSnflls Instructions at all levels avail. at Bay Heed Racquet Club. Single, groups I. clinics, For info call Head Pro g Msliczowski, 323.73i. ______________________ W44,IpWa qualifications of the personal CARROLL BURKE 412 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building representative, or the REPRESENTATIVE: Altamor*e wooded lot, country 01 Mei-cband lie Every Day 4 FILE CLERK 4 ___________________________ - Mall room - light experience. counseling' 005 post mlstárs training, Knowledse STEPAN -1.1 SINGLE FAMILY or atteniey, and YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE the amsun$ lalCommtmltleset DWELLING DISTRICT TO CN HEREBY NOTlFlIDthatme$,ate n eci Res Ifmectsimis,,, America, and that the undersignid RESTRICTED NEIGHBORHOOD me due whun It will became due ci Florida, us tel Douglas Cinesinire, intendtor90lslersaidnamewhlliltis COMMERCIAL DI$TRICT.PZ(174 sMil be stated If me doles II' Jr State Atlsrey to, the Clerk if the Circuit Court. SeminOle 75)44 Lets 1,2,3,14.1130,1151k contingent or unuquldated, the, ash Judicial Circuit of the B , lanlando Springs, Tract Ne. Fierida, sri behait of tine Horisrabie ..oun*y, Florida In accardsnce with of provisOS if me Fictitious Name fl, Third Replat, p,, $p J5fo, if shIed. It line claim Is secured. me' Ceisify, FIsv, has tiled a Rule t Itatute, to-wit: $46.09 FlIda $6, SectIon 7-2141. Ftirlhnsr des. wourity sh be ducriset me 1901 crmedUSenme lbew Cause inline ElgIewrifti Jull. Aat claimant shall dSIMr NMcl .- - - in my home. 3224w ______________________ - ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL General Notice , -' - _____ Will ke.pchlldren ' By: Ctiorles A. Clarkson Phone 322-7U1,Sanfrd LASSIF lED AVE RI IS ING MOVES MOUNTAINS SAYS USE 4 RECEPTIONIST LIgM accurate typing, handle nes Super company, go salarY plus benefits, $410. Immaculate 2 BR,3 bath, FR + lower level rm. 35x17, custom built for present owner. $41,030. Priced at $47,750 w.varlous AAA EMPLOYMENT DeBary Lake front, high on a hill. M. Unsworth Realty Mon. thru Fn. 1.5 Babysitting In my home, any age 4 days a wrek. Nice boss. children. Longwood area. S34- 0539. 4 TYPIST 4 - (lrstdulysworfl.depowsanduy$ WILL BE FOREVER BARRED DEF-133 Dateoftheflrst pubhlcationof this ____________________________ The names of all the per's in. terestd In the buslneis condocted Notice of Administration: January IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR: imdertheforegolngflctltiousnanw, 30, 1979. SEMINOlE COUNTY, FLORIDA Grace Broadhead andtheextint of the Interest f seth PROBATE DIVISION Al Personal Representative of File Number 79-1 CP of thorn In said business is as the Estate of faiios: Divislee Helen B. Durham Name Tiffany Square Investors, IN III ESTATE OP Deceased Ltd. LAVI NIA S. RAMSEY, Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC, 107W. Commercial - COMMON SENSE _____ ministration, Sanford, FlorIda 32771 before me, an officer duly lurlsdlctlon of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND TeheØone: (305) 322.7* authorized to administer oaths, PublIsh: January 30, February 6, Charles A. Clarkion, who, being OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED 1919 I rnr, ene au persens, FIrms,inand n.m ''jew..,. -. -. On this day personally appeared I CRAFT bearing serial numbir io. I 0610 and tail number 141110 Q their - - THISNOTICE,toflieanyobjecticns our tot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 235 & 243. BuIld to suit 43-Lots-Acreage 41-Houses Sat & Sun. 11-5 Masters degree In one of the following Is required: Ad. FOR PERSONAL they may have that challenge me ATTORNEY REPRESENTATIVE: validity of the 's , me COUNTY OF DUVAL TO- My parties having an In. - . Baby Sitting In my nome, Winter Springs area. Responsible woman. 327.1915. IN SEMINOLE COUNTY 5r'SIin5d Ii ensued in business less than one acre (DISTRICT in writing and musS Indicate corporations Owning, Having or me at 15$ East Altaminte DrIve, NO.2) Claiming An Intarsil In or L1i baSis tsr the claim, lbs neme and Altamonte SprIngs, SIrninele 2. JOSEPH AND DOROTHY alisss if tine eradNor or his agent me Above DescrIbed AIrcraft. N's0 - 6-ChiId Care The Kathleen Anderson Sheltered Workshop Is seeking a Director. Gordon V. Frederick Interest: 100 Percent NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATIOIS P.O. lox 1795 _____ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING PubllshJan.30&Fab.6,13,30,797 pjj IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND DEF-132 CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, _______________________ Telepiwne: (306) 322-3303 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL PublIsh: January 30, February 6, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED FLORIDA NOTICE OF INTENTION L.pl I terest in ONE CESSNA - - . THE FIRST PUILICATION OF 5T4.TUTIAFFIDAVIT FPANY SQUARE . APARTMENTS STATE OF FLORIDA '-' NOTICEOFACTION E H "l will -. . 41-Houses W. Garnet t White 323• 5 176 Persons trespassing on any properties owned by Carroll W. Stapler Jr. without my express or written Dermlssion be dealt with legally but severely, ________________ the Estate of Mattie.B. TwIg,s a.k.a Mattli Sue Twlggs De - 41-H HOME, WALL.TO.WALL - 107% MagnolIa Avs., Sadord. - - FICTITIOUS NAME ___ 8isIs Ribehob li. U, $ p.m., Odd Fellows Bill, - - WITHIN 4APb11c Notices ---------- - -i - -- Inside, quality In the present swimming pool, fireplace In th FR I HUGE 20x20 master BR, * a NOTICE * a PuSNsNowls Judicial CIrcuit ci liii Stats of me CWCUII court ,iernlnete . -. businesiunderthefldltivs name of Florida, on behalf of the Honorable MASSEY, ALPER, WACK andtY Fis'ida, Probate DivIslen, me The Board of County Corn. aso which Is laminois Co.w John E. POlk. SherIff of Seminole EATON, 146 Whooping t., City of miasloners of Seminole County, CaurthM, Probate Dlvisn, county Florida, Altamonte SprIngs. County SernInoIe Slate of Fioride, llitar,d5 Fiorida,wlllhsldapubllchaaringto Sante. Fl. The personal repro-' PlaIntiff, to register me said nam, with tie consider the follewIne Items: seiWative ii me eciote is Douglas A. PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR Slinstreni witesi addrs is p.o.' Clerk f me Circuit Court CHANGE OF ZONING NEGULA. ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT ins. s.m.. si.. ssni. v. I bearing serial number name and address ii the MASSEY, ALPIR, WACK 1 TIONS _____ 1.JOHN C. COOBURN. -1.1 SIN. rsprssaetativvs atternoypersan.I I 3101110 and tail number' are set EATON, PA. FAMILY DWELLING DIS. forth 1 1410100. By:Oaryl.MMiey,Preslden* OLE ON CN RESTRICTED All persons having claims or Publish: January30, February 6. fl• TRICT NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL d,qngp, against the State are Defendant. . I ,' 8adsr4Ssmjase Javcoes beast bUIIdIlI5. ' THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF required, CASE NO, 7.21S.CC-IS.J TORISISTER STATE OP FLORIDA, - FICTITIOU$NAME EX REt., DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, Notice is hereby given, JR. to Florida Statute 563.09, that State Attorney for the Eloftteintti sig deJrInu to __ Interstate MalL Greater Sisaissi, TsaslaMrass ClUb, Ahamotte Springs Civic Canter. - - personal representative. 1919 All persons Interested In the estate 30, Phillip Twlggs whom to a copy of this Notice As Personal Representativ, Adminlsh-atlon has been mafled we ,, X':. ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? ALANON FOffafnhllnor friends of prablemdrinkers For future Information call 47 3333 or write Sanford Al-Anon Family Group ___________________ P. Box 533 Nurses. RN's A LPN'S, Aides, Live-in companion, short term _____Sanford, Fla. 32771 es5I9mmt Homemakers Up. DlVORCE-S20.IG_Guaran?e, J0M 62$ 0636. Free detills; KIT, B , Pmpuio, FL. 33061, 941-4997. Ifyouarehavingditticultyflndlng a place, to live, car to drive, a WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A lob, or some service you have tV o.tm Service. All Aaes. need of, read all our want ads p.o. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. . every day. claimant shall deliver sufficient OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED to WILL BE FOREVER BARRED copies of the claim to thu clerk Date of thu first Pubhlcatlonof this enable the clark to mall one copy to NotIce of Administration: January each of - - 18-Help Wanted ____________________ WeddlngsbyDoh NOTARY PUBLIC 3222O26afterSp.m. 1 'I - OWNER OPERATORS Mercury Motor Express needs owner opratocs In the flat bed division for East Coast. operation. Steady year around work. Advances on each trip. Call Don Beck toll free 1-500-434 6372. EOE. _____ _____ __ , - - - & - Legal Notice Scott, who was born on a smallfarmnearAynorinHorry County, S.C. ("the poorest county In South Carolina"). grew up In Scarsdale, N.Y., earned his B.A. from Florida MM, end wound up with an MBA from the prestlgloua Wharton School of Finance at the University of Peniwylvanha. "IwOfkSd1flywlytbro1hyou name it I shined shoes in ______________________ Sanf.rdRolaract,7:30p.m.,FlrstFederalofSemlnole, (4). FRIDAY MORNING (2)STODAY 50000 MORNING AMERI or "Sanford Jeffersoni" Ieglilatorwhose credefitlala are Son." CMlbeIty Rotazy, 7:)) am., S&S Cafeteria. Ovieds Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford Serders, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center Starlight Promeuders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, su ai. Sanford OptImist, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn.- 849 '- 4-Personals ____________ Black Poet _ Scott, a .ur.o3d Georgia I• I : ___________________ .--__- CALENDAR j Gets Airing 5 HAPPY DAYS Howard .d I : Siliman's "New Faces of 1934." In that production of 11:30 12:30 *30 (2) TONIGHT Host: Johnny NEWS NEWS carson. Guest: Merle Earle. (4)5 ____SEARCH FOR TOMOR. • me (4) ThE NEWLYWED GAME BEWITCHED An ex5 IARNASY JONES 0 RYAN'S HOPE S OVER EASY football player has his wife ______________________________________ ________________________________________________ killed, then murders the hltman to Insure silence. (A) 0*10 MOVIE "Love Boat III" (1977) Gavin MacLeod, j'jren lewis. The captain of a cruise ship becomes romantlcally Involved with a young woman he believes to be a TUEEDAY,FEBRUARYS passenger. (A) South Semipele Masonic Ledge, 7:30 p.m., mplet Drive, Casselberry. Overeaters Alo.ymoua, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford, MORNING Saniord Sestesna, 7 am., Winter Speligs 8ertoma, 7:30 am., City Hall, North Edgeinon Avenue. •SUNRISE SEMESTER Sanford Uomn, noon, Holiday Inn. 5:53 '"°° Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn. Sanford Senior CitIzen,, noon, Sanford Civic Center. 800 Bring beg lunch. Bingo follows bAdness meeting. (2) EARLY DAY me HORROR SHOW "60 - • SEWITCHED OMIRVORIFFIN ROOKIES (2) JEOPARDY (A)ThE YOUNG AND THE RETtEU I I I I 4:30 12:00 1100 NEWS Magical Years Of Movie Monsters, Madmen, Creatures Of The Night" Anthony Perkins Is host for Iwo-hour rstrolpective of hor- !' 400 EN0ENC1'O (4JThE00000UPLI S HOGAN'S HEROES 0VERI.YHt1.INLL1U ( MAXE ME LAUGH •SESAMITRUT AFTERNOON umbia University Awards For Broadcast Journalism" The awards and clips from various entrIes will be presented. (DSNSC MOVIE "TwoMInute Warning" (1976) Chartten Hsslan. John cauaveles. To divert attention from a _______ planned multI-millIon dollar ______ of an art exhibit, a robbery gang of thieves plants a snIper In the crowd of a sellout footbell 95mi. (I) MOVIE "Chlsum" (C) (1910) John Wayne, Forrest Tucker. A cattle baron enlists the lid of Billy The Kid In fightbIg corrupt, power-hungry law officers. (2 Hrs.) SELECTRJCCOMPANY 11:55 5 AlfRED I. DLI PONT "Col. CAROl. SURNETI (4)5 M'A'S'H (R) (4)OCBSNEWS Hutch, posing u a hitmin, Is forced to gun down Starsky to prove himself to the mob. IIN0S Guest: Jack KIugman. DICK CAVETT Guest: Jer. syKoeinShl.(Part 20(2) ao - 11:30 2!2WHEELOFFORTUNE LOVE OF UFE 5 FAMILY FEUD 5 STARSKY & HUTCH INA NA NA Guest: STUDIO SEE HIGH ROLLERS The study group senses that a handicapped student's desire to join them Is motivated by reasons other than friendship. MATCHOAMIP.M. NIDCTSTEPIIYOND "y S GENERAL HOSPITAL iioo 10:00 ®STf4E PAPER CHASE 730 ______ LIARS cuis 3. 10:30 (2)Z A1.L STAR SECRETS (4)0 THE PRICE $8 RIGtf 0 TAXI After having an oper- 0RT 2:30 (2)THEDOCTORS (A)S GUIDING LIGHT 10:00 RO 8HARK8 (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY(R) 9.30 CR08-WITS JOIIWlLD MACNEIL I LEHRER , ii&i 00 mount and morale drops when a young consultant begins usurping Maryi responslbill. Uss and orders in Ted's delivery and Murray's 2:00 QONIUFETOLNE 955 ' COMPANY Jack • m tries to save Chrissy from fIrm's lecherouspresldent. : t30 (2)DAYSOFOURLIVES (A) AS THE WORLD TURNS *30 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY ems and Shirley win five mmutesoffre.shoppinginalocal supermarket. 700 The NEWLYWED GAME MARY TYLER MOORE "The Outsider' Tensions ________ 900 5:30 •LAVERNE&SHIRLEY Lay- *10 NEWS MAN AND HiS ENViRONj• MINT too H 0 L LV W 00 D (2) SQUARES (A) MIDDAY ome YOUNG AND p, MEST'58 0Id'v'øfflO WS1VW TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licued I Ii. •..••. DIAL 322211 or I31.3 • �, 48-Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDE Tuesday, Feb., in' by Chic Young :-••, p f COULD PARDON ME, SOME CHAN ,, SIR 49 ii;z: ' ii I 52 _ A D 15 Whole mark 1E S T C E 0 E 55 Port of Roine Is f number D A EN T 0 R R 00 T E 16 Grazing areas 56 Fizzed 0 E 0 R 57 Drying oil Sadist Marquis de 38 Mao 13 Its (contr DOWN 17 Snaky letter lung 19 18 T, TE BEETLE BAILEY predecessor resort 21 Small island 42 Ship of the star in Lyra 22 Dis pat ch 43 Make quiet 23 Landed 4 Utilitarian 5 Electrified par- 25 Plant 44 Against containers ticle 45 Employs 6 Beyond the 26 Dad 46 Annex 27 Inheritor limit 31 One who 7 Clothing 28 Sooner than Aleutian island 29 Matching rebounds 8 Woman*s 20 Family member 22 ;de 24 Eat% 26 Rider Haggard novel 29 The sun (prefix) by Mort Walker YOU'RE TRAINING OTTO TO ISE AN ATTACK P062 , VM, SIR, WATCH THIS UNFILTEREP KILL# OTTO! KILLY 'Ki_ I1M1. I 2 Open 3 Blue-white cadence 48 Meat cut 30 Soak through 50 Indian 32 Having es 51 Actor Sparks 53 Horse 34 33 Mythical one name horned animal 9 Indigence 35 Ghostly 10 Journey one 12 36 J — I I + 2 - — 3 4 - - —6— — 7 8 5 12 9 10 15 16 w i 1 I' fl rW M.flTL1MJ& m —— - ——— 20 21 - 24 22 23 — 017 I 26 25 - 31 30 33 32 34 0 - + by W THAT I'M CHIEF DIRECTOR OF GENERATING YEAH My DAD THIS ARTICLE READ THAT ENERGY FROM COMESTIBLES SAYS TH AT H#& 4 4i< AND ARRANGING INVENTORY SHOULD 86 RUN SAYSOUR FR REDISTRIBUTION AQ' -1 I1 /!!! _____ ____ 'IJ'..( 52 - - - - — -- -- - — ———— INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) I _ " 50 i 51 i -- -11 I HOROSCOPE - J RyBEK4ICEBEDEOSOL ____ k 314 1•' _44/ - EEK & MEEK -\ For Wednesday February 7 I by HOWlS Schneider MIS TO G" VEJMZ IM EMIROKMOr 1979 youtodoao.Instesdofco'nlort, YOIJRBIRThDAY lMsreds yo altuatlans promin could produce anid those of sonum you care about. enormous rewards. AQUARWS (Jan.30.Feb. 19) LZO (July ZI-Aug. n)Rather Take personal pridlit in your than saying anythiM ownd work today, instead of looking it Is best to p off by V~W~ today if you fed coworkers we for appreciation. Somed pw*am tooinvolved to notice against you. Do your own thing the aim another does. How to OWN. VIRGO (Aug. Il.SI*.,J getaloiwtthotbersigniIsone Of lbS sections you'll enjoy In Choose ° $PSfld Y°'' your 10 Adr*,Graph Letter. friends or assod" ya know Got yours by miling $1 for W4 or you Mightfind yonme" wcomfwtably, to be a dromw eachandalonc damped awdope to Adm In a crowd. by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP /1 NUTCHELL ii&e "WHO UNFORTUNATELY I STAY IN M KEEP CNE STEP AHEAD CF THE PEVILI" WERE A JOGGER! 0H,YE5 19 CN A 05PEEP BIKE! by Stolfel & NO i RTH 24-A : K:: 164 • qie7s 49 Wall 0 Q 10 8 7 9 Q103 CAST OQJ85 $106 49543 9K 7 52 sot= 4 A J IV AJ9 . . • AV4II . wound up one trick short and one rubber late. If South had stopped to think and to Count his winners at trick one he would have gone right up with his ace of spades. Thfs would have wasted the free finesse given him by the opening lead. But Ow king of spades would have been a sure entry to dwmy and South could have been sure of two spades, one heart, five diamonds and two clubs for a total of 10 easy sure tricks 119~_ Dealer:South wed Nwth rAd some WMAILIPWW You South hold: 241-B bad your ambitim and your pm Pass pan 0 A4 hopes can't 10 together. You 4832 might want nice things today, Opening lead:47 With opponents passing IPA che are you wool your partner opens one clu ezpmd the necessary eftt and raises your one-spade IlL.. 0 SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. ) I what VMI response to two spades. You h bid four notrump and your ' Your viewpoints could be so " yoirssU. Partner shows two aces. A ne-sided 'Ii ovarl.00k By Oswald Jacoby ARM (March 21-April II Pennsylvania reader asks it Allow hr the balklas of others the very bellilthat= b*YOIL said Alm Seatag you bid seven. today and youll be prepared to Try not to lock in an any south No, 't. our w handle any disappointments singular MtMafo, recrt, spades with lack. ThenPSdJUh he do Mi* -cc-. Recall: 1111AGMARRIS (Nov.011191c. of diamonds. East was unlm he has five clubs to - -A emigh to lot the king Mmokine-quIeen, seven is not Everyouie has his or bar 31) ftt optimistic odkok of likely to mah. Y=1 Cam woft agalest y" W& (HEMAPZR ZNMPRISE AWN.) At this stage of the TAUWX(April SMay a) if today. YouM be disappoWeil 9 ya hear some unflattering you aspect to rud" a tree coodinas South 4 Perto (Do you have a question for thinIt It was too E0 f0wr runks about others, don't rib. Write "Ask the thinking to He K"one EPr rts? car. o newspaIn kind. Dal ever Est...Now Lose YA OLEIN ON TH15P HEALTH F0017 KICK,RPPOY - 646 - %0W PO YOU LIXE PEA14 -5PWOUTS MAWINATEP IN =7 LIVI!Ft 5mgg! 011L~.? ,V>(— H.Imdatd WHAT P1 PO ..-SWUL. Gjt0WW&-! CAPRiCORN (Dec. nJan. 111110P 10 0OtW4 110W IWOL 19) ft"1111 1111"Ir WOrth bEftl was all ft diamond hicks 0111=1 (May 314m N) uniber"stuftIn w4w to p1l; be ciould get.he He want after W.aUnssdIotr.atowaslvssto your way. You'll be hopper if the clubs and If W.au a few luirlss anea In a while, y backward have made his contract But dubs were f2 MVNCH AtiouT A WWI SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST D by Bob ThIM' II' Ri*$ per. Individual questions will be answered if accompanied Fagan and Butler. That meeting was held Jan. 31 and was attended by Fagan, Butler, Morris, City Manager Warren E. Knowles, City Attorney C. Vernon Mize Jr. and attorney Newman Brock, representing Fagan. Fagan reportedly volunteered to Join the task force during the Jan. 31 meeting, according to Morris. City a nd DEA officials confirmed Tuesday that Fagan would Join the task force. However, Fagan may not know his transfer has been approved effective today, according to Chief Butler. "Well, I'm not sure," Butler said when asked If Fagan had been informed his transfer goes into effect immediately. "I haven't been able to reach him." The transfer of Sanford Police Capt. Charles Fagan to the federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Task Force goes into effect today, according to Cillef Ben Butler, but Fagan may not know the transfer is effective todaY. Fagan is vacationing on compensatory time he has ACCUmulAW and According to ;Oil" lisison CwMissioner John Morris. The decision for Fagan to join the task force was made as lb. result of i meeting to resolve differences between assigned to the task force. The other officer in the task force is Tony Brooks. Brooks went to the task force in the summer of 1977 after a federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Investigation Into charges he and acting Sgt. John Moore brought of racial discrimination In the Sanford Police Department. Brooks' assignment to the task force was part of an agreement between the EEOC and the city. Sanford had supplied the task force with two officers each year since the force was founded untuiast year when then Chief Wallace 1APeters asked that one officer be Fagan is to report to the DEA's Altamonte Springs office. However, a DEA spokesman there said today he has not reported for duty yet and that notification of his assignment to that office has not been received yet. As a member of the task force, Fagan will retain his rank with the Sanford Police Department and his current rate -of pay and benefits according to Morris. Fagan's salary is 117,741.04 per year, according to city records, plus 17 percent for fringe benefits. Fagan's salary will be paid by the city of Sanford. However, the car and per them he win receive win be paid by the DEA, Morris noted. Fagan will be the second Sanford officer currently - See DEA, Page IA Woes rsis in Lice . - . AR c , . * S By LEONARD Bug Elementary In South HeraldStaff Writer Seminole County. About five percent ,750) of Since Jan. there have been . . Seminole County school 16 children found with head lice. district's 15,000 elementary Of those 16, three had to be sent school children continue be back borne a second time Infected with head lice-some becausenitswerefound.Butu for months after an effort to Of today all have now been retd' according to James control the problem. . Neville, principal at the schooL SZIU word today "We check them as they Marion school district back to school but HsraId Pts y Torn Nst health officer who said as a come estimate there Is about sometimes the children dill More than 1,000 neighbors, civic leaders, friends and "Battle Hymn of the Republic.' "wourners filed past fiverough percent of the district's have the nits because the relatives of Mother Ruby Wilson filled the Sanford her casket. Mother Wilson, 70, was killed in an auto 15,000 elementary school parents don't have the money Civic Center at noon today to pay final respects. As crash a week ago today. Burial was in Restlawn students who are experiencing and sometimes thef do not use the choir of Hickory Avenue Church of God sang the Cemetery. proper shampoo to remove the . the niuk" he am& Why? Neville added that this As ..•, i in the Mall stressed the pvUm go, FWft Uw IIIIIIIIAIIIII OdNW will Aw w#b ImproW k*@gnN M and checked "" a routine checks by the parents and In Prw&uUm-" some cum the check by school 'Additionaily, will AW send personnel is insufficient. home a newsletter about every Three elementary schools two weeks stressing to the r surveyed today said they have parents the need to check their -4 " t,~, '. I .1, experienced a problem, and two children for the nits,'- he said. L 10 ft ,$1(¼ /k',. principals noted the lice con, Thelicehave also been found inuesto exist and more • in 20 students at Lawton A%i checking is needed Elementary In Oviedo, ac. at home. "Up until this week we pretty cording to principal Kenneth well had it licked, but we've had 1~chOk some parents who have tried to get the lice old by using regular shampoos instead of the prescribed type," said Jack Froet, lAke May ElanaWy . . ' • - s.. . ' .. . - . - 4WX.. . FOR MOTHER WiLSON . •.. +. VIOWed Might Regulations 0 nfordwSelze The Federal Aviation pending warrant. Administration (F.A.A.) has General AvlationeOperstlona a private fotr.eiglne Inspector D04 at the Sanford Akpwt for owner of the plane bu bm violation of federal flight J&MW tedatively n Fiank Gw=an of Fort Lauderd" regulations. Seminole However, Bray said when Ueanwhlle, Um Coonly Shwffs Department G== was contsictistl about lofty Is attemptl to got a the airplAns, the pild doled search warrant based on heft my knowledge of how repods Merijuisna residue was the plane got to Ud" food inside the $1011A airBray add G== told him ___ Cf ane .. t Today Frost added he received a Bridge .................... 2.3 phone call Tuesday night from Calendar ................. s-B a parent who found her child Comics ...................1.3 had lice and today that dm Crossword ................ 2-5 . students in the class were found Dew Abby ................ 14 Dr. tatmb ................. 3.5 to have the lice. "We win can the parents and Herescep ................ 14 have them take their children Hospital .................. I-A home and they will not be OblWarles ................ 11-A readmitted unless those nits are OURMVES ............. 1-2 i- Herald P by Tim VIic$ LAWMEN CHM AROUND PLANE -AT UNFORD AIRPORT . There has also been a recent Tete1si. ................ 1-1 finding of Hce in students at Red Westber .................. 111-A •1 Me ' r. + Las and John Romita . •1 . . . . 1 ',• IKE T146 !A-ALWAYSM. TVtUJ ec e _ The plans was idled on Fort Lauderdale iitil he of a civil vIela'' contacted by F.A.A. the Tmft afternoon by FAA Bray said the saw ploe wn oftials. Offidals said the nind a year ago in Venice, plans was not considered Fla. for serial number Duft an bnwAory of the Bray said the plane was airplane, F.A.A. iff4ciais Nb@d We thm for a variety of reportedly bund the morijiiiiess reasons. He noted the plane had raWheso wmft to Shwliff"s a k*adk look on the Part Dsperhood 111pokesman JOIN 09W woblocnik nd didnt have the proper PSPIt$ ±1spolob odd the piano was Identifying the owners.— seded by F.A.A. officials DMM FMA envelopes. m. most Interestquestions will be used In ATS column and will rocelvo by Stan UMTt1A a'.a Thavu MAX ERXILETLqN Herald Staff writer CADCUICI am RUGS RUNNY 9an Transfer To Dru9 A 9ency Task Forc e Begins 0 . Stdiak N.Y. 100. Be sure to WKW birth sign. PUM (Feb. *Mwcb 30) Pfetedim *a us harmful to Im image today. Your hian& t w , 1 4 Sanford, HorIda32771PrIcel5Cents 0 WIN AT b Is 0 CD 7P9 . __ 2 Wednesday, February But H. May Not Know It Yet ... If you find out, during thie The positive side of that Is inherited pregnancy that the developing these that characteristics determine how baby has a genetic defect, then super the offsplring may be, too. you're faced with a second It foUows that If both Wants decision: whether or not you he" exceptionally good gum wish to continue the pregnancy. and don't have any detective "The Genetic Connection" will genes, the children should turn give you additional Information oi*remarkably wen. on how these laboratory tents The problem Is that no one are done and the techniques am guaranteie you that all of available to help you reduce the your genes will induce perfect risk of genetic disease in your cIca. Both parents yhaveer.vegs There are other things that don't affect their own in- besides g that dividual characteristics. These baby. The mother-to-be who recessive, or secondary, genes uses alcohol may damage her may by chance be matched In baby, Whether she drinks producing an offspring. At that much each day or goes on a time, the couple of binges during surface. pregnancy. Alcohol The answer to your question bad effects on your health CANCEIIL (June 21-July n) w This coming yew will be unusual in that projwu that You won't be able to hm your you thought would be big coke wid W ItI, too, today. YOU AWD CAM, Year, No. same —— 47 148 - ——— N 0 39 54 r\MiSSlNG UP MY ROOMS • t~ RUN THAT WAY" [] - I-M IN CHAR" cr GATING THE FOOD OH WOW I wHAT 6&r. i"T MCAN V - 49 nan. øuu 38 43 44 0 ARCHIE 37 - _ been dating my second cousin thinki soft eat Other anymore. If we 0serious, we would get Lamb mwTied and we an concerned about wbeft our children mu. 1y mother wooiti be id ard of Other cases like this said thelldren Was this jud luck? Wes Plessie WH me the chances of resil7 reds n genetic counour chften being-rebrded or seling. David Hendin and Joan having other defects. MY Marks have a book called''The grandfather and his mother we Genetic Cenrliction: How To WWw and sister. This iml a ProW Your Family Against Her Disease" whichcan weird relationship either. some useful inIdon't give DEAR READER 'William Morrow forma t ion (William knOw whether you're a student Madison a I nc., of history or not, but in ancient and Co., WN 110016 Avenueew EEI brotheri and alders In a royal family married each 95h t unaeiti other. Considering what hap- list to the Egyptian ruling If you and dynasty, that may not be a h a recommenon for UIUl practice. '5. animal kingdom, the know is what diseases the USU MI way pure breeds are produced. families have you " Finally, literally, is by "Inbreeding. always the relative and have children, you Children are ot h could, of course, have tests combination of genes from b pregnancy to your parents. These Inherited done during parents. determine whether or root thie determine characteristics 35 I 36 I rI 13 14 Hit - - - 11 (uuC. , I -inside The Fa mily 13 14 , , , , On Gleffing Married C F I SU ' S rD !1: , .- Answer to Previous Puzzle 37 Gusto ACROSS - - 0LIIIIIIIIINIL 2-6 TUMILIWIEDS WOSLISISI, byT.K.Ryan (mvco MAYON HSb%ii.WWW HIS 1 I 01 1 1 1' ISTIU.. I YN4PI'rMAPE HIM S1CK 1 [INAU.rIS'\ 10IYJ Is IT - -. - I -. Ix 1 . .. • BUTLER CHAIRMAN BOB FRENCH &mis1e C..dy Sher Jshn Polk w th. of the ABA (American Basketball As. Great Semuasle Shoot.ut Tuesday night — ascioths)," he said. Polk and other civic MNFORD MAYOR LEEP.MOORE haadsdowa— shasthgs.ripidlyaadac. hadIrledtsthgeIhSem, cuately the camera teeM hardly hens is High's baketbail program. Others might not ..•&i&aa&g F kin. Hesaak4.1$askalfths.e.$.rtaIeet have edP.ik's seem — botcheck dw in the SeminsleLake Howell game. 'Dli yse intensity and cucentratiu..,The foul. OF THE LAW? get any ph..e calls from the NSA? (Natissal sh.Mhg ezkIbMs dlda't bud the SemInal.,, I Buketbafl Als.da*h.) hi was asked IhM wh. dswned Lake Howell, (Details, soraai PSSI W Tam Vs CIRCUIT JUDGE WALLACE HALL moniag. "Ni, I'm holding s hr the retnsa Page 1*). POLICE CHIEF SEW '•' - - W OUL ' + - + - . .. . -. . ' .. •.... - uimrr we.. -.-.---.-+------ - � 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 06, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 06, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 06, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald