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[J I (3 1 _______ / C) 0 4' (,, HOROSCOPE ',, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ForTuosday, February T_ 14 EEK & MEEK iii by Howie Schneider r I Li I I DEAR READER necessarily dangerous. depends, UOfl whether or not YOU need it. If a person suffers number 1012, Salt: Your Vital from salt depletion, as a heavy Sodium and Potassium n 1dghtbe useful to replace the body's long, stamped, self-addressed normal salt content. We all envelope for it. Send Y01a have salt In our blood and request to me in care of this aPr, tissues and It is essential to our RUNG RIWG 8 I 27, 1979 YOURBIRTHDAY drawn. Febrisary17, LEO (Jtdy 23-Aug. 22) You Lady luck will be watching could be Invited to some cononethlscoming year. You could will benefit you In a large way. acquire a fattened bank ac- Take care not to let the cat out count, have mon romance and of the bag. noUnapics"oulL . . VU= (Aulg. XWWVL 211) P9CM (Feb. *March 35) Others qWcIdy sce that your Ibm with whom you associate judgment is Especially keen find You 40POcially charming today and will want you to be 0 IL bv Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP REALLY V W)T LISTEN, ,[ YC(J*VE GOT ME ALL WRONG'" A GOOC7 GIN AT HEART. PO TO PROVE IM SINCERE? I1 i i 19i, AI -\ — . 10 ' -'I,-- and appealing today. Your the decision-maker. You'll popularity is at a high point, so make all the right choices. make the most of it. Find out LIBRA (Sept. 23Oct. 23) You more of what lies ahead for you can look r Dame Fortune to In 1979 by sending for yo ur copy open doors leading to benefits of Adro-Grapb Letter. Mail $1 for you in thie area of your work for each to AdroGrh, P.O. or career. Don't waste her orccadorl. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) birth sIi. Gestures of goodwill from ARMS (March 21-April 19) friench and associates will be Don't be afraid to depend on offered to you In large those little hullots today. They measures today. Some ng will prove to be quite reliable. rather nice could come Youl bow how to bland InSAGITTAPJUS (Nov. 23-Dec. tuition with reason. 21) One with whom u will TAURUS(April &May 10) A have Wwg emotiorsal ties WW co*e of key people will make have you on his or her m1nd fteyld,rg that they Arc onyoix today. A gift might be trside today, whieb amm you of thcoming. of the majority. BUGS BUNNY u A MU5H,RIPPSYP COMPLAINT This IS OUR AOUT THE NEWEST Mt1.i ONE ou 0L.PMUAsT I L.coAT IV I I MA'Y9E I C'f4 FELL. OUT A$' THE HANPLE WAS I CWACKEPI HhiM... '4 A MIKE SOMEWHERE I I REFUP4P.' I _____ jrvvi5, nIUiflIUflU •. r ( on I WIN sly Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: East by Bob Thivs - r so propria or Begin to part in the talk under the current co Uos, the sour: said. Washington, White House delayed comment on rael areual to send Begin to Under these the Cabinet decided that prime minister i.e not in a position to participate in the proposed meeting with Dr. . r -. . . - / ... . . . broad pictur. wil : , .IWA . .. .. - / / - ,. . / / - ' j - - - / I . . / / -.- / / '., - .. / / / / • B DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Seminole County Director of Human Resources Troy Todd will take a lower position" in county government March 13, but his hard line" approach to social services will be maintained, according to County Administrator Roger Neiswender. Netswender said Todd has asked for reassignment but Todçt declined comment."! don't know where you heard that," he said, prior to Nelswender's confirmation. "He has asked for reassignment because the pressure of the position has had an adverse effect on his health," Neiswejider said today. "Todd feels he has accomplished what the county commission originally wanted accomplished in evaluating programs. The positions he has had to take hindered his effectiveness In dealing with personnel in operations," Neiswender said Despite Todd's departure, his "hardline" approach to social services Is not likely to change, the county administrator said. "The board and I Instructed Todd to dig into situations and give objective evaluations. He was not free lancing around at his own direction." Nelswender said. "The change in leadership will not mean the board Is deemphasizing financial and program responsibilities. The need for reasonable justification of programs and good sound management will continue. This will not change. Some times a Nelswender said. rr Since last summer, Todd has been at the center of two con- troversies. A poverty agency, Seminole Community Action . angrily charged Todd was insensitive to the needs of the poor and demanded his ouster. In Auguet, the Semindle County Health Department medical 4 1 131010704L 7jaifa Dr. Haim& III=' by'"M to nwke medical and social decisions affeding her department. She said be was not qualified to make medical decisions. Todd denied he was making medical decisions, but COUNTY TRAFF1C AIDE MICHAEL REMON READIES SIGNS Tm-TIM'Ef 0 regulatory sips in Orange County. Fifty-two bus stop signs removed on we orders of the Sanford city manager will be back In place soon on the instructions of the 46 That is not the law, " responded Knowles. The law UYS YOU cannot put a bus stop sign on a regulatory sign." "I would suggest that city commission, TODD, AL*IOTPlPN'T iw IT PACK OME 10N16HTP Y EVERY IN '5 -. Ajf . WHAT HAPPENS NOW?' CA4'T I PROVE PIPN'T ROB THE TRAPE CENTER? WHY _____ .. . . .. . '- , - . . ' 4 . camel," quipped Mayor Lee P. Moore. Commissioner Eddie Keith agreed Knowles'objections seemed to be extraneous. .I.• tines • 10.000 , 00 ,,00 e All WNT*U 7000 mum RU 1.000.000 000 . .. - - whore you .... heard that' L 500.000 .. n. 100.000 I , // f iSp tgi by 1. K. Ryan $ • AS A PATU CIRY0 Item 1W **I ,. I made by Generalissimo Somoza, the brother of Nicaraguan dictator tell the story. Anastasio Somoza, today. that two foreigners are It seems, McMlllan said, Central American county bu been delayed on a &By basis since due in part,"to a breakdown in the court of the estate, McMillan soild. "Nikki's telephone conversations are very systems there." guarded. Apparently she is McMIllan "I think we've gotten along pretty darn well without It," he choosing her words carefully. If she didn't said in her speak Spanish she would be loak" McMillan said. ... kv At Looking Central Florida Regional city administrators. Con- IM commission voted 4.1 to think membership in the abseace witheat pay to look the .. . Lykens Police Lt. William Lykeu,a1$yw vetersin of dw form will aw a waste of . Stenstrom criticized $3.50 initiation fee and 11,349.111111 annul assessment Nd UM the city does nd nod . •. said the conversation with Thursday will depend on a favorable decision to be Gesseralissimosomon will latest conversation by rn a Matoger Www E. KnOWWL Both contended 'a V /1!. - will be beelOU =the Xdmialstrator Itoger Seminole County attorney Nelswender, Miss Clayton at noon Wednes&y. Join the council, rejection planning . ___________________________ 0 Her iatiit plan Is to leave oppo" of WHERe fl.SAYS # OvER NlokkieIs In Nicaragua native Nicaraguan and that Assistant County Attorney shoWd give MrL CI8yt011 Bob McMillan today, her departure from that an edge In pinin control the city future growth problems and have a voice In recom. I spends approximately $1,700 mendations to the dato and annually in dues and memfederal government, Sanford bership fees in various has decided to join the East professional organizations for . ,,,. i Stenstrom said .180,0000,-)o -;6 F 'I don't know In en effort to anticipate said. .. rift P eAw. A*W. rNsw 600.000 1— -- A i. . . - " ByMAXERILETlAN Herald8taffWrfter 900,000 . i nford'Jo*ins TO Plan r Growth Needs - •. A (rkl( (JL_. LJ.. .. 11 Barga n ng On state gold mine —among other valuable properties. Miss Clayton's stepmother Is a S . -lii: THL NIKKI CLAYTON ODD p .... PR ESI DEN " T SOMOZA trip to Nicaragua to settle her father's estate. But, according to Seminole County but placed on signs In to pay or a separate pole, said Kirchhoff. Sniord -of-way, thus giving Knowles the He also said bus stop signs ard Wowed on authority to remove them. ••.'•' . ' Invalid if a bus stop sign was also attached to the same pole. " you're M ant toso cost taxpayers more, boom they will have ' . 1 challenging Miss Clayton's "I can't seeany reason we shoulcin't put the signs up and leave them up wa & court tells save taxpayers funds. us to take am down," said Keith. Ifwehavetojutopaseparatepolefor Simiecoutyc ingup each bus stop sip when we may have a no the sips Monday afternoorl.. par sign same on, will The bus Mop markers were paid for by .' ___ ' steptnotber's right to the estate which Includes a • BECAUSE-. I'M REALLY GUILTY r fv Miss Clayton left , l I Seminole County two weeks ago for a four-day _____________________ .. IS e Knowles said arrests for violating the provisions of the regulatory sign would be terpretstion," said Kirchhoff. Pig. SA .. Page ZA is not the law and that is only an in. way signs. But the commission Interpreted the law differently and overruled him. County Commissioner William Kirchhoff, ocity. s ns hard line has been taken. The requirement that social agencies show funds are properly administered and services actually delivered will remain. Some of the hard evaluaticrnswflcontinue. We are not interested in back-sUding in areas of accountability," / bfJfl shOUt Its decision, "The prime minister Is prepared at any time conven- 1 ; "There are three or four vacancies in the system for which he maybe considered. One of the areas initially discussed is in the manpo wer organization," Neiswender said. / - - - / / -. discovered a federal regulation he says prohibits the attachment of bus stops to high- g by Stan L. and John Romlt gff . . - Washington Immediately, if necessary, if Carter wanted to maldn pocen,or4owisam 4NL 1tQucJ:' TUMBLEWEEDS 1 / -. - ' Ia2 . when City Manager Warren E. Knowles in the context of recent developments and questions coomming the waterw relaUnited '-ne and Israel, It Be& He declined to answer report Frorri a your . I .. for States Dud who AMmed bef0m the city Commission withthe theUntlod president to to discuss rig Monday w on matters related to the peace the parking sigro, said the measure would '• . • .. for Begin to go to isat to President Carter to leave 0 Jx ,rf , 5 YOU ruiu 0ut t WSM good hand when there Is no sponse to partners onegte suliswt'l by way of a have a chanceor 'E riP t other satisfactory forcing spIe og t,wiId. Lady Lack will one notrurnp way. bit" bod in IL fle: ?e ive The North hand CANCU(Junefl-July)In AQUAIUIJ8 (J $F.b 19) a value to fiie two 10 spots.' he mod. Tomorrow, we'll answer her your dsIIirrs today keep the This Could be ofle of those lucky ern use ota:u bid. tMnp 1 all days wheii are *nd,d to twelve high-card points and befor. you at APEREWERPRIM yo on a silver p'att er, with support for all unbid suits, istimes. The North wants to be In tame I llistopiacooncstbeoulhlneia little or no effort on y p (Fora copy ofJACOBy MOD. after his partners ta eout ERN, send $1 to. Win it Oswald: "In the old s per. P.o. Biox aq. R&di he could jump to two spades Station, Now York, N.Y. 10019.) COMP LAIuNT 10 • ' Khalil," Begin said in a prepared statement. 0 lox AXXX By Oswald Jacoby -. .. Thursday. Be& low mom iss"" on of aw ZgFilstion 4i /.ff dr -' iui as earl / JAr.' ministers were upset that E gyptian resident Anwar You hold: and Aho Sontag yj g;e• The sources said the Cabinet allowed to ride. Then a see. ond spade lead picks up Opening lead: 3 P David.) Sadat was not to participate in the meetiq. The Cabinet decision was to anger reportedly the 5 with Egypitian prime minista Mus- • % But . (Dec. n-Jan. Osw&W: "There GEMN11 (May 21400 30) CAPRICORNcanyu A California reader with, with bold time when a cue bid always the above hand asks two today,nce This could be a red4ottsr day wows '"!" showed is more Today, it is used to show a questions. First, our re- . ... siifts, at £& Cabinetvoted 14-2 to reject the Invitation temporariy use would belnap. weak suit. Today a two-.. spade bid would show nine or ten points and be highly invitational, but not forcin.0 and South would pass with its niinlmwn double." Alan: "South isn't too happy when forced s or when his to artner bid umps to game, but thin$s look good when he sees th e - de '4r' r .•_ . '". '- . The Begin to attend a swnrnit because of a W hardening Egypt's 5P*I the peace talks. But Begin said he would be wllllngat anytimetomeet with Carter concerning relations the United States and Israel. Begin said it was evident to e Cabinet t VC Y1 of level talks In Wuhington no Pr was made toward IarIEYPtian agreement. the contrary,a more extreme position by was 'aw'" . rans er • rvuces io .. .. whelmingly decided to reject President Carta's invitation to Prime Minister Menschern likes to force with such a East's king. The diamond West North East South finesse works also and South 19 Dbl. winds up with anovertrlck." Pass 2 Pass 40 Pau Pass Pan MAN FRANK AND ERNEST JERU.LEM UP! 4 Q943 V 72 4 AK87 4K6 5 WENT EAST 0762 0 K8 9 J 953 A K Q 106 0 Q64 0,953 0732 4 1109 SOUTH dummy." • AJ 105 Oswald: "East cashes two V 84 hearts and shifts to a club, # J 102 taken by dummy's kI. The A Q $4 nine of spades is and SPIDER- _________ 2-26-A . Get I Ti dd - - Parley as a game force, but no onEr NORTH PW - . . BRIDGE AT I - L IOIt o fluldandareadveraelyaffected produca by salt. sperm, t he passage that carries Common salt, as we use it on the sperm from the testicles to the table, is aodlinn chloride. In the penis (vu deferena) is Ii state, it has in there. I would like to know ifmy. else When P salt is chances or reproduction obtained from an arm with com'"etely hopeless at tMs anythingelse,traceamouaisof tlme If so, is there any hope in Iodine are added so people will the near future? not have iodine deficiencies. DEAR READER The Impure salt may contain a answer to your questloq variety of other elements depends a lot on what besides iodine. That's true of really found during the ez sea salt. pioratory surgery. en who Itisstlllsodlnmchloride,and have had their vu deferena if you had a medical condition surgically severed ciii that meant you should restrict sometimes the have salt Intake, you certainly should sterilization operation rovernot use it If you're a 'normal sod Of the 1 healthy person and want to use done to the vas deferens, 1 : sea salt In reasonable amounts, easier then it should not harm you any 1 vu deferets is just a more than the ordinary salt you tube. A vasectomy literally.*: buy at the grocery More. Don't cuts and blocksube to dew expect any miracles from because there are no real Iwoiildthlnkyour best bet foi beneficial effects from sea salt reconstruction to provide a that you should not be able to or passageway might be t from ordinary salt. one of the new rnicrosurgicsl To give You more information techniques. It's worth a con about problems with salt, I am sultatlon with such a wo1ogIca sending you The Health Letter surgeon. out for you in mom ways than fidedW information today that 4 Israe'l NI*Xes th excesive Balance. Others Who want this - 54 56 55 TEN TIPS 40 141 - 52 51 I I 143 144 42 - - - iwi IETHAT - 31 IL. REGC4E,HAVE - 26 - DON'T RUSH M9, - 21 20 23 22 .-1 U 16 111 1 19 (Icww i cat) TULT. i - Sa nford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents Lamb heart failure,. that are have children It seems that associated with retention of although my testicles do I - 71St Year, No. 164.-Tuesday, February 27, 1979 chemical imbalance and die. DEAR DR. LAMB-lam a Most people do use too much 29-year-old male. After wi salt or certainly more than they dergoing two recent oineed. There are a variety Of ploratory operations, I was medical problems, such as informed that I could neva Stooges 12 Dr. MY City Station, New York, 53 One of 3 by Art Sansom DEAR DR. LAMB - I know common salt can be dangerous and I have been reducing use of it in cooking and on Ow table. However, what about sea salt? Is It dangerous, or would it 45 Animal parks sweaft, curve It laborer might 50 Fruit pastry 5 1 Tax 2 9 Arrest 11 Leaks 15 ' F•rrow 11 American patriot 27 Orthodontists 46 Behold (Lat.) concern 48 Set of two 28 Self-esteem 49 Persia 2-2b BORN LOSER If 23 Drink Notes of debt 31 Pound (abbr.) 4 Lawless 5 Actress 32 Year 10 -npnij Frozen (ilin perfection 43 25 Lumps 42 Detoxified '-w -fl ,' w lrntates AuWLan 39 Toddlers rt 1 33 Boy Scout (9 co __ bea rer ?Standa rrd 0 t;e 19 Struggle 21 African antelope 30bFof 34 Office holds 36 Part of a shoo THE 13 DOWN a 111k 0 decor 22 Ferrous metal WHEN BEETLE POES A LETTER "a'? L t explosive (abbr.) iwarl by Mort Wal ker HE âRST --___ " BAILEY T A U 9 Dorn 20 Mysteryg . 0 R 58 Compass 15 Cattle (arch.) . A X E N R A s Sa Dangerous In Your Body Diet? I Answer to Previous Puzzle 47 Arrange anew T 51 Olympic "6 11111 1111 IBIAISIEID board (abbr.) T A70 It q ]EIM101 TIE[ E L L council I Sanford flr~ for autherThe Sufsrd City Ce'mnilnl.s 11 sr other cornapproved Lykeas' mtuloners' contended the has request. The one Sanford peragr* kiter to Pon future problems. Chief Ben Butler cited regionalplanning "personal reasons" for , " decuiuut wasting the leave. affed Central Florida and However, Police Con. Sanford &W those decisions are missiew Jew marris saw beft made without our *4 Lykes walsis aw lave to Lykeas' request to ike cossm , 1.1" ,@o them cm hl= 1111110 1111111111KI1.11" SVWW EM Me plift ftp* was .,.. ___ 113. LYKENS WW IND Today Off OF? V ftrow 1110111011 by Tam Nis ftol . . . - . 1. . ___ -._v- . . ._. .. _ * .. .... - . . .._.. ..................... - - -, — - •_..•- - . ..... .. S . ........ • — �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. 27,1979, Re Chinabuffs US. Plea To Withdraw _____ United Press International The United States today urged China to withdraw Its invasion forces from Vietnam, where the lighting between the two cornmunsts nations was intensifying, but china said It would not pull back unless Vietnam negotiates a ceasefire U.S. Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal met for 90 minutes with Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiaoping and afterwarci, told reporters: "I conveyed the position of the United States with respect China's move Into Vietnam and Indicated our opposition to that move and our hope there will be a speedy withdrawal." Asked whether this was the messageCarter directed him to deliver to the Chinese, Blumenthal said, "Yes." He assessed his meeting with Teng as "very good and thorough." Earlier, Teng told reporters in the Great Hall of the People that Chinese troops are exploding the "myth of the Invincibility of Vietnam." He said he does not expect Vietnam's strongest ally, the Soviet Union, to Intervene In the war, but "we are prepared mnst that" In any event. Asked when the fighting would end, Teng said, "Such a matter cannot be decided by VVMLD INEREF Shah Faces Execution On Return To Iran TEHRAN, Iran (UP!)— Ibrahim Yazdi, Iran's new deputy premier for revolutionary affairs, said Monday he had "no doubt" that exiled Shah, now living in Morocco, would executed if brought back to Iran for trial, "He is personally responsible for all the crimes and prisons," Yazdi said. Interviewed by satellite on the Lehrer Report, Yazdi said "there are people who are planning to bring" the Shah back to Iran. Hijackers Thwarted STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPD— A man and a woman claiming to be armed with a bomb hijacked a Soviet Aeroflot airliner today but police stormed the plane after It landed in Stockholm and arrested the hijackers. No one was injured. They had threatened to blow up the plane and its 34 passengers and crew members, and demanded political asylum in Sweden. Cosmonauts Welcomed MOSCOW (UP!)— Two Soviet cosmonauts aboard the Salyut 6 space lab found a very tidy new home In space today and a note of advice left behind by the previous tenants. F Action (Costinied From Page 1A) asked the commission to Park would not be great enough Regional Planning Council cording to Knowles. to need sewer service. reconsider after he promised serves six cowIu — Seminole, is put in the e3dension that On insistence of the orange, Osceola, Lake, become a reigimal facility ,Borsin agreed sa Vn $5.p,,1M%.lms I Mrs sewer lines in Skylark members except Voluds. Nine as Sadonj Highland Avenue. the system had the cities In the region are also The co'nrnI'alon denied a This would permit Longdale pro _______ a,1,g ____ ____ _______ __ ____ the county, he completed work on his masters degree at Rollins College, Winter Park. management Warn 'Lights — — Ship, 40 Aboard Burning, Sinking. a a rael ___ m pqe 1A) __ _ David talks with Israeli _ snubbed had compo A U.S. 5 , __ __ distress w on _____ ___ ___ ___ __ ___ ra a orb was _____ ciil* Mmde. 'The . qu. S ____ ____ (OIC •OIL ffic., * N. Prsewh Ave., $es1er P15. 33'?). . 13Th sesee ci's. euops liii SMealSe. 0*119 Year, Non. P1lv1fyr *eh. 71e: ______ Party executive commlttpg . ___ . . - , ___ Veer. ___ _______ _ . ___ __ __ ______ _____ _____ receedRatarylnl. 6nd :i - -.*_SSS__ — .s _____ S - - S , S ........... _________________ "s. __ ___ 1 --.-- •. - - - -' AFrs.Tlrs S _____ _________ $58 Improve vshlcle perfor' mancestespect and rotit, 4 tires, check ssispenslon _____ _______ S mme. just 5 poInts, spark _____________ requIred. Lacludis Iront huI ,, 2'sssl __________ Prant Slim Install new frint disc pus. lowr face and true raters • In. - I ___ - — Datsun I 11s Install lieu rftc. is. ___________ __________ 44$. 54115- 14$. $640 Ironing Board Pad & Cover.00000,,*,,,, 96C On rillow sinks we fiNch _ frest wheel .erIni ISstall ,f OWN JUS1..% 1 y Charge It .4Is That modds am ffee, So we you write for yours - ...........- Goodyear Revolving charge Account • Goodyear Revolving Charge • Our O*n Customer Credit Plan • Master Charge BankAinerica,d • American Express Card Carte Blanche 5 Diners Club ow, Again, we repeat, there is 10 COSt, and certainly no obli. adon. Thousandihaveahresdy mailed, so write today to 1, Relton. Elec. )spI. ___ _____ 4XI W. Vktoda &.0 Chkw ilileoh • • - . • • Jim Him hill, Manager S 0 S -_ -= T Goodyear Rodnq T' Shirts small only Goodyear Roldng Jackets s"""'y *A" Pit Stop Trouble Ute•••••••,•2' 12 VON $99 S liIisS brake drums S Check pdr$uIIc __ $39V isa ALLEGRO STEREO SYSTEMS M(N14.1 1016 .........•.•........ Brake Service ____ S Z1 wimi1t1 $99 00000000000 $ ISiS 151 SlOIhtSk ISWIL IMdIISSUmISS carhri Sr fir totillevel GE COMPONENT STEREO WITH SPEAKERS AND STAND 69 Columbia Motocross Bikes..... Columbia 20" Sp ort Bikes ...............59 Men's & Women's Raincoats $449 Tennis Rackets .......... $192 Booster Cables................... Parts utta If Engine lLine•Up new 299 $ — .1i ___________ $*S 15S11 5115 Id1 $Ptl PRICE DESCRIPTION S 10 Speed Columbia Bikes............,,,, $79 79 -. camber, caster and toa.In to manufacturers spicifica lions. 319 '''.__5- S S $ CLOSE OUT ON ALL ZENITH ________ _____ _________ LOSEnOU _____ __________________ NitP$ PSITICT "' ' IPWTIIL S CSassls lubricatIon and eli __________________ ____________ change • Pious call for so. _____________ for this modd, put it on uucst eon Of LM ____ 1 _____ C re _________ 299 GE EARLY AMERICAN CONSOLE STEREO SLIGHTLY DAMAGED _______ 117400 _____ ___ QTY. _____ Cartu1gos IJuull.In AFC ____ *nvuutr4 ___ 111111110 AUTO MO(JW551 when he at Chandler on the 1 IN SANPOID .,. ' SS °° WIS protecting himself of-an ounce, and It's all at ear kvel,Inoncunli. if' S . -* 1..'.,'r *Records 8-Track Tape tualaldweighskuthanathlrd i, __ ____ S 1 and __ ___ ____ _______ nefii from any hearing aid, iIs tree model will show you w tiny hearing help can be. it loe a real hearing ild, and it's yours to keep, free. The ac- se -- r SSS-•-• •FutlSuz,'USRRocoqd Change' with C!ramic Ca,tridg.., Diamond Stylus . F.E.T. ' wear is in the privacy of dur own home. While many Mpk with a hearing loss will 9Qt receive any significant day t he mnpaign promlas by l's Jahi wing ocaj * Deport. they thought 01 the of EVItOBS5t&1 In advance. Mendeys isulfihi . Neil em Ip i.e. ?slur (u seemed Ii be (be byword ii lbs day lii lbs Reisry C$ ii NemhesIs County S.iO (left pbs(s) an Irk. Jekasis prewut.d a 17$ disMiss l Al Rises silAs CsMraI Florida ZN and (,I pbs$s) IsA MeF44SI the bnks Into a home at ZUS WAS $ LARGE CAPACITY GE. 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USED TIRES ___ _______________ FORT MYERS, (UPI) 4+ The Lie Costy 1)snocraU al's to be facing emergency Grs S 5 February 27, )75—VoL 71, No. 144 MedhsnCars I S $799 • Bleach/Softener Dispensers S S apparently cut by an occupant ol the house. Being held at the Seminole Ciaty Jail for burglary Is Levi of 700 W. 13 St QwIdler, According to records, he on Clothes . _________ Graham ___________ (UPS 51*) __ tile for a burglary In which he was 's an __ ___ UMECTCUT AS.nford man wu arrested __ __ ______ Bum-M _ , 5 _________________________________ _____ ___ Softifty Ow The ... _____ so — _____ ___ ______ si suiT ,.l old p. 22 CU. FT. GE SIDE BY SIDE WITH CUSTOM ICE DISPENSER THRU THE DOOR DESCRIPTION • Mini Basket" for Small Loads & Delicales ø"- ________________________ AN-13 S 479 $ _______________________ Filter Flo' Reduces lint :' $399 i Washer/Mini Basket1M Tub Plus $2.59 FIT. No Trade Needed . $22 1 14 CU. FT. GE DOUBLE DOOR IN HARVEST GOLD GE Heavy Duty, Multi-Speed G71.lS Whitewall S night, according to ____ _____ ___ ________ Power Streak $349 ______________________ 00 POLYESTER "We wed to burn higber coca up wkb wap to by W# ______ ____ . S nhi was closed 4$ nthuiius jumiped up In a chair and started yelling 'We oagl*ta after It opened. Aeceeds w.d on how lb. teer Uls off the walls.' it fracs erupted, but wIt: was going peacefully d*Iawilredmembersdtbe then." Tuilday, 6-RIB _________ There was no word on whet act's yprodue,n nhnh1e suitur fuel If they're going to toe's. ________ to ft. lp carrying, where it ronmental effects," FP&L routines Qwmsosidtbàewareao as from or where it was enIi-ia1offaInmsoager n Ijurl'sad the h,s4pj Som Flowers said • 'i a Chided _______ Ews.IiiiHr'd SALE PRICE DESCRIPTION ' 12 Cu, FT. GE DOUBLE DOOR Model 0390 ' ____ $499 1 17 CU. FT. WESTINGHOUSE DELUXE MODEL Dairy/Vegetable/Meat Bins anhillilm PMMyMGLWM LErm S Vernal) Lipii, local Corn. o iiiilie that easend he lb Muft aiØ, four men, were mmdr for the Klan, said "a an sated .4 lbs R)W' Mated Cillilfik, a huh blity lijilit ___ S a _ ____ ____ ____ $47988 ____ ___ . _______ S • AUTO VANDMII William Bernosky, B d h w Drive, Sanford, reported someone poured an unkliown substance In the gas tank of $Irked at his home Friday s CITY. ___ 30¼ - Wide, 64' High • 4.32 Cu. Ft. 0 Freezer • Energy Saver Switch • Dual Temperature Controls ___ ____ _____ ____ bead. S ___ ____ h n 25" GE COLOR CONSOLE NO. 9142 i 16" ZENITH COLOR PORTABLE NO. 3721 299 15.7 Cu. Ft. No Defrost Refrigerator/Top Freezer S there was no $3,= in an onvelope they had left be i d. with Q* a It.&Y supply of disasters" said Gluckman, was schedtIded to arrive at the aisd fWIi cahn. The ti,.... Greensboro and Ilndaay "I de am Oro adcmm cc M N& the weikt". S . -. S 2 SAVE ON REFRIGERATION S c1her$530for$5,000.After angs bad left the the two wo Sanf ord woman discovered "They reported the ship was low pollution fuel left. lawyer for the Florida Lung on fire and In danger of FP&L said its cuatomuers Aaaoe4ticn, *sk4i" QwlMman said. could fa ce electricity cutbacks Gluckn'w said, however, the the C1Mznan sold the QlIula or blacksuts by late March. utilIties should be required ,tq ___ adding that U.S. officials had mile, southeast of Cape Hat___ _________ ______ . Model 1787 S S walking on Southwest Road at 1h Street shortly after the will, be cut 50 paios.4 or more in "I think we're talking abce* dispatched M thSChhIflthlWSSks.JEA mid its the potential for a total ' 5:30 a,m. after the stlp radioed situation is the most critical statewide fuel" energy _ _ __ conueuunljts and the local Party, and members of the tsl with Ylr.n,n wire n111bg aro'sd American Socialist White panying KIslil back to Egypt thathe denied havi ng made the inside and the NAACP was Peoples Party (Nash). so1c. __ outside, but the pickitiag__ were f allueftseemed cedo onlY Eves when a group of mm In di.d, were both wnbasds stamped in, doily. conduct. They were ____ I'm W& were an fin," he thell In a" on deliveries at any price. said. The C430 i ___ (lillula v's I)pS mat on a peace trody almilly quickly denied the report, reached. a __ — ___ __ Klux IU, sod the local Revolutionary Communist ________ Noft cwouu end, we cc" Guard report.. governments" for ap- — were — . :_i , For Special Pirices II \ ii I -i&,I 'I' I L - $33988 ___ Gwd over a remark WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. Klan, a group calling Itself the reportedly made by Khalil who (UP!) The Forsyth County National United Workers Or. was quoted as saying In London Ubrary had Juat opined the ganizatlon _Revolutionary Monday that a tentative agree. 5 S TIRES See Us Now S S $27515 87813WhItwsII Pius $1.69 F.E.T. No Trade Needed. __ __ unded CA" on am N*a of the Ka munist Youth Brigade and __ ___ era questions. Foreign Minister Ian A dispute we protocol and quoted him as saying, flowe angry charges by some Israeli have reached a draft agree- Reds, NAACP — — _____ _ ___ _______ u _________ S d= willictliani agreed to ox- _ Exhibit Draws AdS BLEM Room light • 100'o Solid State I Easy-Repair Modular Chassis I • Set 8 Forget Volume & AFC PRICE DESCRIPTION 19, ' ZENITH 2 CHROMACOLOR II NO. 1925 $479 12" GE B&W PORTABLE NO. X52411 96 1911 ZENITH 1 COLOR PORTABLE NO. 3650 $399 1 so" GE COLOR PORTABLE NO. 9402 19258 23" ZENITH $599 1 COLOR CONSOLE NO. 4546 'Constant Adjust to S S S CITY. . Automatically Adjusts Color Picture Before You See It Whitewalls _____ ra SAVE ON TV Monitor II TV Power Guide polio abe was approacbed by the 1noUa Avenue In Sanford. _______ KKK History It 4 Full Plies state bedisplayedinanefforttowardoffthebabyMing "dark disease" that has claimed the lives of 70 infants, church officials said Monday. "The ashes wi ll be displayed so that parents can pray to God for help and protection for all the infants touched by this terrible disease," Cardinal Carrado Ursi said. _ . I 'IffI I 1 [ ] GE 19" DiaonaI Color Afiremanonan Amtrak train was cut In the face when two youths threw a rock through the windahield of a OVlfl8 train an-gina. no Incident occurred Monday at 6:95 p.m. at North Street near Altamonte Springs. Recvrda indicate PItA. Roberts of (klEKIo was cut In the face and eyes by flying-glass. The train continued to Tampa where Roberts was treated. $15 BIllING A 74-yearold Sanford woman was bilked out of $520 by woman on Monday. Tilde Mae Peterson of Olive Avenue told .. NAPLES, Italy (UP!) The sacred and mysterious relics of Naples' patron saint will ___ _________ Power Firms Relics Displayed In Naples — __ ,- - S TAIN)W4 HiT Neiswaxter said there has been no dIscussion of Todd's su6q, ceseor. ____ retired after a *the hW ft ranks from an apprenticiiesinart. Just bef [4 11 ____ III1 I.III on foot. Tof Longwood and Joe Catille of Lake Mary spotted the woman trying to flag down passing motorists and they Mopped to help her. The Lake Mary Police Department was notified the Investigation has been tuned over to Detective Wait st..t of the Maitland Police pamett. ___ of to ___ !Il,] 'lid S' 'spWleandkfttheaiu available by Sej*. 1— dues-paying members: request for a variance In residents direct access to U. S. capacity with the understanding A Altamonte Springs, city's subdivision rqpd&Uous to 1742 through the Industrial waiver would be given to " park and would also provide an pet septic tanks if sewer CasaelbetTy and Winter Springs allow for overhead electrical In Seminole St County, and service. Undergroundservice Is entry for truck traffic into ate was not available. Apopka, Daytona Beach, Lake required by the regulations. residential area — a situation service City consulting engineer Al Buena Vista, Orlando, Palm The request was made by Y Bornstein considers unsafe. was auhorlzed to prepare Bay, Winter Pirk and EnferprIe Inc., Maitlarvl, on "No tr uck driver In his right Land a report on the capacity of the Rockledge. Out' a 45-house subdivision on mind would drive a truck In Skylark Sewage Treatment mouth the council has no Georgia Ave. Langdale," said Grant. "Gm Plant and its ability to handle I. Thecommiiilonsaid thearea official powers, Its recoinTALLAHASSEE, (Mannlng—cltypoli cechlef) (UPI) Regulation secretary who wU are the basis for wil l be more attractive ll power Three of Florida's biggest make a recommendation tø., af rald to omdhiacaiInttre." the proposed Skylark-In-theWoods Phase II and Lanidal. many and federal poles are removed and the power companies are warning Gov. Bob Grahthn on whether The property was formerly Industrial Park proJects, as decisions affecting Central power lines put undergroun d. I the theslteofanautoJunkyardand we lights go"inw the suspensions should be ll uwhat the bed way to .. they are't allowed toburn made. fiveyearsago was annexed Into on if hookto them the system LOILgWoOd with an industrial would be. high polluting oil because of Graham would not only h@4: thoitage zoning designation. of cleaner fuels, to suspend DER clean é' Ironically,even after BornAt that time, residents of the Florida Power and Ugig Co., standards, but urge Carter to" adjoining esulxiivisionrutta,ti *eleestreM, Tampa Electric Co., and ends 1r federal regida. to ppy ____ having previously objected to Jacksonville Electric Authority tions covering Florida. 1)1st tail! details were waned the county zoning bcMrd as ked Cloy Bob Graham and Itaj)enslcos could remain ! out on who would pay for what county commission, came to President Carter Monday to effect up to tow' months. the sewer service. before the city zoning board and Theextend declare an emergency and David Gluckman, the onIj plat was approved, council to oppose of e C.130, which was In Mspend federal th ew Can Air Act envlronmex*alld orpnIttI; CAPE HATTERAS, N.C. Cr however. brIafIn,' (UP!) — A 7lOtoct bulk ore iLliO COrtiCt with the ship1 said standsrde prohibiting the use of representative at the___________ carrier with 40 ptepI aboard all of the ship's crew appeared tigh sulfur fuel oIL said he will not oppose the' The eollWuiI.s said they utilities' request "it, In was reported on firs and in to be standing oaths aft section Is of the slIp. of .iing have been notified by suppliers alternative fuels are available Take care of each other and be very considerate to each other. You have a lot of friends and they will all help you. We wish you -..— *Police Beat ___________ ____ read. "You are facing a very difficult road. — Leonard Woodcock will miss the formal opening Thursday of the U.S.. Embassy in Peking, despite the Senate's unusual — and unexpected — speedy approval, 82-9, of his. appointment as ambassador to...... China. The anticipated delay in a'.; Senate vote because of resentmentby some conservative senators over failure to continue security arrangements with Taiwan did .not s:, materialize. A State Departmfht'..'. official said Woodcock would not.. arrive In Peking until "a few day& after March 1," the date set for the formal resumption of diplomatic' relations broken more than 30 years' ' ' Sanford. SALE ENDS SATURDAY * Courts ' Rookie commander Vladimir Lyakhov and flight engineer Valery Ryumin linked their Soyw % 4mday been shut down for almost four months. "Congratulations on the arrival," the note red Two Armed Men Abduct, Rob Longwood Woman Florida, noted Morris. ford," noted Commissioner The council studies population trends, develops John Morris. Freshman Commissioner traffic plans and economic projections for Central Florida. David Fair, a former city OKs Industry Sute county planner, agreed witi! 'I'hie 44-member council quarterly. Sanford will appoint one private citizen and one city ByJANECASSELBERRY zoning. "Plans are being made by commissioner to represent the Herald Staff Writer They agreed to accept the E&A Central Florida Regional city, toning OIl the understanding Planning Council. flIn other action, the city Longwood City Commission there would be no entrance affectSanford and I think we plan-delayed Its scheduled_______ review of has approved the final plat for a from the site Into the residential need to be a part of ______ _______ city property. The CO""Ofl Industrial park after area and it be fenced to block rung," said Fair. "If you want my personal wants to see how much mI&it the developer agreed to build a the view. InpresantlflghlsplanfOla34 opinion, and not ai city beaoldtoprlvatelnvedorsand street he did not want and to ' ago. lot Industrial park, Bornsteln manager, it's a lot of wasted thus returned to the tax rolls. which Longdale residents .'.' After contusion arose over the _________________________________ said he had compiled with all money," Knowles said. objected, location of some city property, ____________________________________________________ requests by the city Land But Morris disagreed, The developer, Jerome "If we can spend ap the commission directed Bornstein, gave In to pressure Planning Agency, the city by Commimioners J. R. Gramt engineer, and had included a proximately $4,00e to put U&S Knowles to Prepare a map with city property designated. The and Ray Letbensperger holding pond requested by on the lakefront, I think we • • • Todd Monday night alter Corn- Interim City Administrator and spend approximately that map will be reviewed at '. (Costhmaed From Page IA) amount to keep In touch with commission's March 12 missioner Stephen Barton's Planner David Chacey. ". original motion to approve the Bornstein asked the corn-our future," Morris said. meeting. management decisions as required by his position. '• plat for Longdale Industrial mission not to require him to Slendrcm sponsored the move Knowles also was desiWiated It appears likely, Todd's $1lI,36 salary will be reduced." Park had died for the lack of a put In sewer lines unless they to turn lakefront lights on last to negotiate for approximately Nelawender said Todd's new salary will be pegged to the pay second. could guarantee the project month after they had been shut 12 acres of land Just west of the scale of his new, but "lower" post. "You mean my project is could be hooked up within 150 off last summer in an ecohomy city's sewer plant on U.& 1742. Todd became the county's first director of human services alter,: dying because of that lousy days or by Sept. 1. He said he move. The property is needed for an The East Central Florida expansion of the plant, ac- 1977. ______ road?", Bornstein said as he felt the needs of the Industrial NEW DELHI, India (UPD— Sanjay Gandhi, son of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and a major power during her emergency rule, was sentenced today to two years in jail for destroying an antigovernment film that had been subpoenaed by the Supreme Court. Gandhi and Vldya Charan Shukia, former information and broadcasting minister in Mrs. Gandhi's Cabinet, will serve from one to two years on each of seven counts. The sentences will run concurrently. Tuesday, Feb. 27,1919-3A .1 one side only. We will be teaching Viotnam a certainly exaggerated. Chinese sources said the Invading Chinese lesson. It will be limited in degree and not last ______ a long time." forces were under orders not to advance more By DENNIS FEOLA Springs, told sheriff's deputies Road 436 and Jewel Drive. Thieves took a spray corn- compressor stolen from a truck $112 GONE gain entry to the car. Owner of STEREO RIPPED OFF than 30 miles from the border. They said Teng also said Chinsh* "t otheraim Burglars apparently pried. Herald SWI occurred burglary Writerpressor with attached spray parked in front of hi house. The A total of $112 cash was stolen the A combination radio and the rnrchandlse Is Dawn fIgt4ing is being staged within 12 miles from ' than to explode the myth of Vietnamese A gun and E. during a burglary at a Forest sometime between midnight open a door to gain entry to the of ioe from a compressor Is the property of stereo was stolen from a car Mlche!!t Brooks, 18, of jZ:" '-c the frontier. claims. We don't want to occupy any Vietabducted and robbed at guntruck parked in Sanford. Ave. near City restaurant. and 8:20 a.m. on Saturday. restaurant. The money was. Central Fla. Door Co. of Parked at the Sun Bank on State Hornbeam iain territory." The battles are now "heavier than before .,. pg by two man Monday James Miller, 39, of 408 Scene of the burglary was the stolen from a cash box in a Johnny Amos, 35, of 2731 Longwood and was valued at Road 434 at Longwood. Thieves Longwood. The Japanese news agency Kyodo reporwith large numbers of troops apparently_______________ even'ng. Truman St., reported the W. broke out the rear windowto The stereo was valued at $100. Alcazar Ave. near Altamonte Little Dairy Manor at State desk, records indicate. tlng from Peking said China claimed ft had involved on both ... sides," a US. State The Incident began in disabled or destroyed seven missile bases. Department spokesman said In Washington Maitland where Catherine Monday. Kyodo quoted official docwnents saying Martin,. 43, was leaving her The spokesman said the Vietnamese "several thousand" Vietnamese prisoners of 1doctor's office. As she was ' ,.,/ ' .. appear to be reinforcing units in the north," getting in her car In the doctor's — the first China has reported taking • a rugged, overgrown area where the war is ______ parking lot, two men aphave been taken into Chinese territory, centered along mountain roads that have Proached her and Pulled agun. The Kyodo report said 7,000 Vietnamese been pounded by artillery. They drove, with the woman troopawereknockedoutofactlononthefront in the car, to a field off Teng said Monday he hoped the war would line along China's Kwangsi Chryan Longwood-Lake Mary Road take no longer than China's 1952 border war Autonomous Region, directly to the northeast about 2 miles north of State with India. The war is In Its 11th day today . of Vietnam. Road 477. with fighting spilling across five northern . Kyodo said 10,000 others were aJ'Jhll2ted The 1972 Plymouth got duck Vietnam provinces. on the front along Yunnan Province two in the mud so the pair took the An editorial In the official Chinese war erupted last Saturday. YIUIMII is north-west of Vietnam and _______ Cominunlst Party Paper, People's Daily, said today China would not withdraw its troops borders on Laos. until Hanoi agreed to negotiate. "The border Radio Hanoi claimed Tuesday total conflict between China and Vietnam can only casualties of i9,30 since the war began Feb. be settled through negotiations," the 17. Analysts in Bangkok said they believe the S Vietnamese casualty claims are almost newspaper said. I Builder Builds Road, Longwood Gandhi's Son Given 2 Years sasaming Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 553W. Nj f it First Street .Mon..FrI, 5.4. Sat. S-S S �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening 11emM It's dill on the drawing board, but what a dream I That's the concept of Inter-collegiate football for the University of Central Florida. Nope, they won't be playing the Gator,, the Hurricanes or the Seminoles. Not right away, anyway. Around (USPS 4I.2101 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-11 or 831-9993 Tuesday, February 27, 1979-4A 9 ANOL 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; 8 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. - Actually, it will be quite an accomplishment f they so much as can rally forces to go as far as to outfit anything that looks like a football team and schedule games against the likes of Saint In, Fort Lauderdale Business College or any of the state" Junior varsity or freshmen college teams. Dr. Jack O'Leary Is director of athletic, at UCF, and this I his baby. He doesn't have a coach, equipment or players yet. But he has a 'home. He has secured perrnlulcn from the Orlando Sports, J The Clock Where's Our BYJMRAYNES Foreign Policy? some empty blechers. complex Authority to stage games In the Tangerine Bowl. The concept, of foothill lan't unrealistic. Not if $50,000 can be raised in the nest few months. Florida Senator George Stuart Is on the UCF bandwagon, and has a hand In fimd.ralathg activities for the Knights. Orlando radio stations WDBO and WKIS are giving the project free spot advertisements. In effect, O'leary feels that with a community effort football In 79 Is feasible. This could be quite a bonus for a number of Seminole County athletes. UCF is not to the point It offers athletic grent4n-slcle for prospective footbailer,, bid that's not likely far off when the gridiron team gets Its feet firmly entrenched, and It is apparent that it won't be playing games before Demo R On Debt Payment Ex-Lt. Gov. Williams ________ eicMatlna stWation tn sotaut Mis? administration, No wonder even members of his own party, like Illinois' Sen. Adlal Stevenson, have labeled Mr. Carter as "embarrassingly weak" as a world leader. And then, of course, we have Howard Baker, Minority leader of the Senate and erstwhile presidential candidate, telling an audience of Seminole and Orange County Republicans that our current foreign policy lacks coherence and stability, The latter, of course, Is to be expected, with Republicans waiting in line to comment. No matter how much prominence you give him or with what degree of fervor you accept Howard Baker, It Is hard to argue with his appraisal. We suggest that the best thing that can be done 'now is for all presidential aspirants from both parties to debate foreign policy. Perhaps this will stimulate some constructive movement, ByDONGRAFF ot the least of Washington's concerns in the N •. ' ___ Iranian debacle Is the fate of the American weapons with which the shah's armed forces had . ___ ___ been so lavishly outfitted. _________ _____ Some equipment, particularly advanced '" waq ganes,may have been slipped out ofthe _____ country before the roof fell In. But much mon ' ) / _,,, has gone with the rest of the spoils to the victor In . _____ .: ___ the Iranian revolution - the Ayatollah Khomeini. pWhathe chooses todo with itIs what Is now ot concern. The shah, as the pillar of stability upon which Western power rolled in the Persian Gulf I' _____ area,waa not the recipient of outdated odds and ends from periodic Pentagon Inventory •-•. dearances. He got the very latest and bed, the . ___ same super4ophlsticated weaponry with which .. ____ / U.S. forces are equipped. / it is dam" enough that these arms are likely to be lost to the Western side. There appears tobenouonto doubt that "Try to look at It this way, Rosalynn deliver on his now to neutralize Iran. It would be ever so much more so should they fall Into uIt's the practical .qulvol.nt of diplomacy." friendly hands -namely Soviet. So damaglng that Washington Is having some second thoughts about its entire policy of arming BUSINESS WORLD underdeveloped countries to advance American strategic Interests. Sen. Frank Church, new . chairman the Senate Foreign Relations nthusiasm than party officials had hoped ____ of 1w e_____ Trading w Committee, which as early as 1976 warned In a for, big their contributions nevertheless have staff report that arms sales to Iran were "out of been substantial. Donations and pledges now put control." says he Intends pressing the ad currency. As the Central Intelligence Agency BY KAZUO IfliAlfi total about P50,000. With Coca-Cola's entry it In a recent report, "A major financial cooministration to undertake a complete review of NEW YORK (UPI) But DNC officials privates are hitter about capacity to earn arms exports. limited what they view as an unwarranted rebuff of their Into the Chinese market as a symbol, American Mzaiut Is China's In the Irarün case, these exports had apales good prospects tot upended trade foreign exchange." 5 ai4ag. db.r thal .*ratealc. The paçsi es _____ ______ t7Il.ILn%& •____— (I • J$p_meas _____ SUNfs aSS áflahied lbS The National Council - for U.S China Trade r dsr, Ci?sIIbYmated to be about massive political, philanthropic and personal - from the soide billion short of the capital required for Its undertake expensive new programs In New York Qty offices of an organization called estimates bilateral volume may triple by 1981 $200 per-unit weapon costs a4d ambitious programto modernize Its economy by ingtwes, lowered the from an estimated $1.2 billion. the Park Agency. the U.S. trade balance. 1*. were a badly need Plus In China's external trade should amood to $00 "rip Kennedys dldu't produce a single conAs tlthmgs stand now, the Chinese are out for Iran contributed almost $20 billion to U$. Iributor," says another DNC leader, "so we've billion by 1* with the United States accow'ltlflg dollar credits - and thia eager to upgrade foreign earnings during the past decade. U emarked all the money we've gotten so far to for about 20 percent, according to the semi- links with ma* Americanare banks. That's good businesslnal"league. But pay the Humphrey bills. We'll be damned If well governmental council, established In im. Bank of America, largest U. S. bank, has this particular deal turned out, ood business In Essential to expanded SinoAmirican trade Is formailg fullbeinkin,g reldionship wMthe Bank the economic sense proved to be bad business use Humphrey money to retire Kennedy's debt." Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mus., Smith's the brisk sale of Chinese products In the the country's foreign exchp bank, strategically. r-n-w, was invited to a private White American market as well es Its active purchases and olther leading banks are upgrading their During the later phases of the Iranian He luncheon held last summer for "fat cats" of technical know-how and industrial equipment. Chinese Vice Premier Tang Halao.ping 1 believed to be likely supporters of the debt But some flu,I analysts sound a warning collapse, a detachment Of U.S. fighter plants retig campaign. But Kennedy's brief visit Senators during his eight-day official visit to the concerning Western credit coinmIm,ntz to mad, a swing through Saudi Arabia as a gesture was derided by one Carter political operative as United States, "We need many things. You have Qa In view of the already mounting debts of Of support for the Saudis and other worried pro. jine' In the Immediate vicinity.; Western rea many, may good thip ... We plan to import non4lgilroducing developing cowdrios. merely "a cameo appearance." There was some allielim of the gesture as the hmchsan hosted by the president many things Including capital. So there Is the 0( Bank for InternatIonal Settlements and World being considerably 1.ms than forceful since the was supposed to have been secret, unwanted qiastlim Cd repayment.(age goods should Bank data shows net bank claim on these plane' were unarmed. pabllctty forced the Justice Department and FBI be able to be sold on the American market." NEW YORK (UP!) — Milk deliverers and plant workers walked off the job Saturday night, drying up milk supplies for 10 million people in New York's five boroughs and Long Island and triggering reports of, widespread "price gouging" on the part of merchants haWking what was left. The strikers were unmoved by the cries of those who feel they need milk for various physical reasons and those who are being plundered. ... .# 7" By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Upper Atlantic Coast flood waters, unleashed by a winter storm and high tides associated with a solar eclipse, receded today and snowbound lower Midwesterners looked forward to clear skies and moderating temperatures. The National Weather Service said the storm system that pounded the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states Monday with rain, sleet and snow, lost itsptanch during the night and drifted into the ocean. Chicago Mayor Challenged I ... • BERRY'S WORLD Raves For Eclipse '79 Thom Wa AAn" 'l I kam 9' wi u uuuuuu. Cd mall run corn- '"' to all a few WWSU. ( reporter limes." __ Astiundid mis the first year the bulk mall centers wEre kArii 'l iwuv uuuu•u...ww __ __ WMWNGTON - ft appears t the U.S. PadM Service laid a Uestic turkey egg a few tinimedy along trolley tracks, bideols beth of Ptinoillie foralook wmd, and found thius-'de ipenet Even w on )ear. ago whim It.'!ieds1hmi for 21 prob Ifall off amdpupIs who pdkmtbe CdItesns from b.okstobmemad.Cldma, ag.ades ha" jekadth .eper'sMmMed 'k mail centers" d4rid way. Orerbiad trays curvy 1 thrieghod the Prelods' 1e were n many baibi, km 1Ø do defectors. The Agriculture Depurnod svftd*d 6" em they had bee. urveamped by topic as natal to a lv.te carrier dir the WaiNpn shelves' ___ ____ from the eadrel teem. beiku IfacWtylodl,illplecesof mall. The Th. bulk mall system yes a @*JM of cm ce''1 trsversy bw ft stun, load its dir a iv* openers in the cM room em I how . 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Whea if paled mall dripped 11$ eeod Cd kit to deen up Is ad. WOW OF NANO , , -- w •eA.it - -- -- I -•- -•-- - -- •• - --p.- - ' .--.•.,•.• . . •- - - — p -- - • • -- II •. - — - - •-• — -- - - - -- -- - By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Eclipse '79, the last solar blackout revue to play the North American continent 'this century, drew rave notices Monday from scientists and anyone else lucky enough to have a good seat for the star-studded attraction. The performance opened off the Oregon and Washington coasts in the Pacific Ocean and danced its way non-stop for 90 minutes in a spotlight of black across America's outback, Into remote sections of Canada and winding up in far-off Greenland. Chance To Be Crazy' :,. : NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - Stopping an incoming tide would have been- easier than slowing the mthieu of Bourbon Street on Mardi Gras Dày. "It's the chance to be crazy that brings these people out here," said Burke Medigan, a bartender in the French Quarter. "Thousands of people ignored the police strike and got an early start on today's Mardi Gras '. madness, despite city lenders' pleas for residents and tourists to avoid the French Quarter today. • • ' CHICAGO (UP!)- The finely tuned organization sometimes called the last of the old-time big city machines faced perhaps its stiffest challenge in more than 15 years in today's Chicago Democratic mayoral primary. Mayor Michael A. Rilandic, 57, heir at least in office to the late "boss,"' Richard J. Daley, fought for political respect and even survival with Jane Byrne, 44, a wee bit of an Irish woman with the tongue of an outraged mother superior. - Gambling Firm Wins Permit : 0. . ATIANTICCITY, N.J. (UP!) -On the day Its temporary operating permit was to expire, Resorts International received the first j4. permanent gambling cshio license In New .: Jersey, despite state moves to block it. The license was panted- after a lerdgUiy in'vestlgallon found no evidence of orgaril'ed crime. - - I '••. \. ;: - a-e - Sanford: Fay Della Patty Varner Lillian Gardner Rodney Carr Tina Coffman Patrick Nichol Mildred Spring June Jones Bertha Manning, Lk. Monroe Harold Jones, Orange City Veins Dlcksrn. C*$I.iei'ry Will~Th . t4sndrIcsei, D.tion. _:5 -------• -. - - -.- WEATHER Kuclnlch Facing Vote . Test ... system sale will find out today how the people feel. Clevelanders cast their ballots on the two separate issues. Cleveland has been mired in default since Dec. 15, when six local banks holding short-term notes refused to refinance them. 280,000 barrels of oil a day. —Temperature limits for heating, cooling and hot water in public buildings. This would produce the greatest fuel saving estimated at about 460,000 barrels a day. Sanlord: Lizzie Smith Beule Mathis Valarie Williams George Hail Augusta Schwaner Carmel M. Coe Bernice Hawkins Robert Langlofli Elizabeth Gruber Lee Nichols, Deltone Harry J. Reis, Deltone Max Puschoit, DeBary Deuie Surber, Geneva William Goodwin, Enterprise Lester Carroll, Lk. Helen Ralph Blount, Lyons, Ga. BIRTHS: Huron & Barbara Braxton, a boy, Sanford Peter & Lorraine Wy, a boy, Sanford DISCHARGES: Floods Recede, Mild Temps CLEVELAND (UP!) - Embattled Mayor Dennis Kucinich, who supports a city income tax hike and strongly opposes a proposed light - - FEBRUARY 23 17 ADMISSIONS: TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Customers of State Farm Mutual, Florida's biggest automobile insurer, will get $14.9 million in dividends this spring. "Because of better than anticipated claim experience, we wound up with a larger profit than needed to meet our financial needs," the firm explained. KhOmelniwW But other administration officials, reflecting uncertainty over when Iran will resume oil exports and how much it will sell, said some of Monday's mandatory conservation proposals short of rationing might be needed by this summer. The Iranian cutoff is costing the United States 500,000 barrels a day, producing shortages that Monday caused Atlantic Richfield to join Phillips, Shell and several other oil companies in curtailing gasoline deliveries to service stations. Some airlines have canceled flights for lack of fuel. Administration and congressional sources said Carter approved four of the five standby mandatory conservation measures sent to him this weekend by the Energy Department. Those four were: —Coupon-type gasoline rationing, to be used only as a last resort. The same number of coupons, worth one gallon each, would be issued monthly for each vehicle registered in the United States. The degree of rationing would depend on the severity of the fuel shortage. —Weekend gasoline station closings, probably starting with closings on Sundays. The purpose would be to discourage pleasure driving on weekends, producing estimated savings of about HOSPITAL NOTES Insurance Firm Rebating to conduct an Investigation Into allegations that Charles Weaver, a vice president of developing countries up to $41.7 billion at JON The same can't be said of the follow-up visit the party violateld a aeldom.eniforced federal Wei4lnijmouse Electric Corp., told United Frees, 30, 1971 from $211 billion a year earlier. undertaken by Defense Secretary Harold B. U Chinese developn.ntiaalow, and If the Wed Brown. He is well-armed not only with ix"We mot bs car" natto exaggerate WOW the law. Attorney General Griffin B. Bell's recent potential of trade with Chinis or the speed with nocatlalw makes iuhat' c*W coin- piw of support but with offers of hardwate. report on that probe cleared Carter of any hugs) wblth trade exp'a$on Is going to be accompli- mlInm4s to Qna, It could be a serious drain on "We welcome your new role," he told the both the abed. Wedern resources, the Wall Street Journal Saudis, who from most reports seem to find tl*Ir activity, tad raised questions about L. -----4 .,M4...J.1I.. _________ A 6"fr.h.. ______ ___________ _______ _______ Wl1£1 WWWWWIw W EIVV 1J W 1&to ijIW _______ ___ WV'EIII5I new frvid4lne position anything but welcome. Westinghouse's Weaver says, As far as "bxasm't sefficled vos .1 goods sapped Cd the wesklsUt's aides. "We provide the bed training and equip People's Republic of China, Is concerned, there must can CitIng M records, the report identified only trade we expect to pow," In the world. We will do so." four lunch gms as donors, giving a total cd The goods ad= Is sd1 to the United States are many quutioes t mot be And not only for the Saudis. Brown diiclospd Among tIers be cited the neosilty of settling $110,661 Fair other gusats, however, pledged to Include cotton s)dsla,ti, fhers, fireworks and that in the Interests of collective security, arms collectively contribute another VX,W to the ImtIqi AM the Aáulem mar for these md c'", the probtun of ftamc (iIes. MIS would be made av"b1, to Sudan mod things are thn*tt purdunes from the United States and the debt retirement fun& as to grading of tatus o with the espw1atin upt Yemen (Yemen?), pr)y, (nsa h no choice bid tak. t Qga. mest.tavor.d.o.Uon s Federal agents aseignod to the InvedIgMio' &M Arabia would ..iM with the financing. twiig. IManIswodDNC offklals who were fully aware In ',p' from the United StM.i, Japan and "All those are required to be mewersd. The ermHapply business, It appears, • Is of the additional pledges, yet Bell's report Western Europe edil it em tern out soagh And the important thing is 1vit ad to expect goods for export toeemlgsunoedioffetelgn evsr$bing to tpen overnI," Weaver said. going to remain business. coUt" no mention of that mossy. 'Vriii Lighting. Imposing all the steps short of rationing would save almost a million barrels of oil a day, sources say. Although Carter sent his request to the House and Senate Monday, his proposals were not scheduled to be announced publicly until this afternoon to make certain key members of Congress got the word first, Chief presidential spokesman Jody Powell, without disclosing details of the measures, said the standby authority would be exercised only "In event of a serious crisis of energy." He said the current shortages caused by the loss of Iranian oil were not severe enough to prompt such measures. Powell drew a sharp distinction between Monday's proposals and other measures being drafted by a special task force to cope with the cutoff of oil from Iran. He said the task force would send Carter a recommendation in a few weeks for dealing with the current situation, Milk Strikers Pour If On _____ JACK ANDERSON _________________ - WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Agriculture Department soon will have a No. 2 official again. Former Florida Lt. Gov. Jim Williams will be sworn in shortly as deputy secretary, an office vacant for more than a year since John White resigned to become Democratic National Committee chairman. The Senate has confirmed Williams as deputy secretary by a voice vote. The Senate Agriculture Committee unanimously approved the nomination. Williams, 52, is a Florida cattleman and citrus grower whose term as lieutenant governor ended in January. Last year he ran unsuccessfully for governor. ithChina The United States, says Carter, will remain neutral. But is this really enough? Might we not offer some sort of a mediation role to give China and Russia a face-saving way out of their WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter wants congressional authority to order coupon-type gasoline rationing and three lessstringent mandatory conservation measures for use in severe energy emergencies, administration sources say. In addition to rationing of the kind last used during World War II, sources say Carter's proposed standby measures to save fuel Include weekend service station closings, temperature limits for public buildings and a ban on nonessential outdoor advertising Wins Nod For Ag Post Arms: Business As Usual _______ President Carter's trumpeted foreign-policy address in Atlanta was unusually disappointing. Instead of describing how the United States might reassert its influence In the increasingly troubled international arena, or even defining the brewing dangers In Iran, Southeast Asia and Southern Africa, he merely proclaimed the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT II) to be the cornerstone of administration foreign policy. In declaring that the nearly completed U.S.WASHINGTON (NEA) -The growing tension Soviet pact is "a fundamental element of strategic betweenthe Kennedy family and President and political stability in a turbulent world," the Carter has produced a potentially serious rift in president unwittingly made his foreign policy more the Democratic party's supposedly unified effort than ever hostage to the U.S. Senate, where SALT to pay off Its 10-year-old debt. Ilis known already tobeindifficulty. t,which totajl.3muuonththe Thus, he will have magnified the adverse Impact month, Immediately following the 1968 presidential election, has been gradually repaid of a possible ratification defeat. the pa decade and now amounts to Such misdirected salesmanship of SALT II was not what the people wanted to hear after a week in . slightly more than $1.4 million. Virtually all of the remaining amount Is atwhich their president was publicy rebuked in • tributable to charges Incurred by two Mexico, a U.S. ambassador was kidnapped and Democrauc contenders in the 1968 presidential murdered in Afghanistan, a Communist mob paigi—$1mIl1ionofuubertaHumplirey's stormed and captured the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, cods and $400,000 of Robert F. Kennedy's espensea. and China invaded Vietnam. Officials of the Democratic National CoinIndeed, the president seemed to reaffirm the Iflittee currently controlled by President schizoid pulling and hauling within his ad- canals (DNC), political operaUve last year mounted ministration between the realists of Zbigniew a major campaign to wipe out the deficit prior to Brzezinski's national security camp and the so presidential election. detenteists of the State Department, me key to that effort was a formal decision by Once more he refused to link Soviet misbehavior the Federul Elections Cominiiilon (FEC) 10 and SALT II, and spoke reassuringly of our grant the DNC a upeclal exemption train the relationship with the Soviet Union as being "a federal law governing campaign financing, allowing the solicitation of unlimited amount. of mixture of cooperation and competition." money from wealthy supporters. Meanwhile, In Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, "FM cats" closely Identified with both things are going from bad to worse or threatening Humnpfrey and Carter responded with somewhat to do SO. IN BRIEF VIEWPOINT ANGLE.WALTERS Carter: Gas-Ration Plan For 'Crisis Of Energy' NATION The Seminole County Chapter of the American Cancer Society Is sponsoring an 18-hole golf tournament March 9 at Mayfair Country Club. The full handicap event with six flights will be determined via the Callaway scoring system. Four prizes are up for grabs In each flight. &W fee Is $50. which includes all the golf frills like cart, greens fee, balls and refreshments out on the courne. Also the deal Includes a cocktail party and steak dirmer immediately after the tourney Plans call for ii pin. shotgun dart, and participants may make up their own foursomes If they prefer. Chairmen for the event are Charlie Park, John Carli and Jim de Ganahi. Tuesday, Feb. 27, 1979—SA action to contain hospital cods. Meany, president of the AFL-CIO, reiterated his opposition to the wage- trying to help the needy they wouldn't cut $50 million from programs that are designed to and are helping the needy." $ sm. readings: ternperatwe, 39; overnIght lows, 31; yesterday's high, 58; barometric pressure, 30.10; relative humidity, 91 percent. Forecast: Sunny, cool, high In low 10,. Partly cloudy Wednesday. TIDES $2,600SECADues 3:02 pm. Languish I WEDNESDAY Daytona Beach: high 9:02 a.m., 1.27 pm., low 2:35 a.m., n Bank Port Canaveral: hIgh 1:54 a.m., 9:11 p.m., low 2:28 a.m., the Seminole Educational discount programs and 2:53 p.m. Bayport: high 2Z:11 a.m., Clerical Association (SECA) professional liability Insurance, reached contract agreement according to Gene Grooms, 2:41 p.m., low 1:44 a.m., 9:60 with the Seminole County SEA executive director. Almost three months after periodicals, legal services, School Board, about $200 of SECA has four members who Fact -Finders dues did1ons remain me still having money deducted touched In a Sanford bank from their paychecks, ac- In, Dad* account. cording to the school district Before time agreement, there persorinel department. MIAMI (UP!) - In the wake were two factions Claiming to Currently, there is about of last week's mistaken police represent the SECA employees $1,600 In the bank account, raid on a school teacher's and a judge had placed the according to Sally Harvey. flail. ('mmiv Msmni,.r money in escrow until It was SECA president. -. Merritt tiiiis proposed group which decided contention between the creation of an "independent Slow Lsarn.r? . represented the I1PlOY5' Albert Einstein was 3 years two organizations appears to be fact-finding committee" to in. However, after the school when SEA stopped providing vedlgate citizens' complaints. old before he could talk. board and the employees services to SECA, according to ratified the cc tact, another SEA attorney John Chamblee. snag developed when the Mrs. Harvey noted she and Seminole Education SEA President Bill Moore met Association (SEA) claimed once. "We just chatted, but money belonged to nothing was resolved," she some of it. said. For about five years SECA Mrs. Harvey said SEA Is had been affiliated with SEA and mnber, had $30 a wigh entitled to the dues deductions deducted from their paychecks. train November which would "MrV W. Block Someofthis moray went to total about $W.A letter tothM ori SEA, some to other date and effect Is now being written to naftoi'a1 organizations 1thtling SEA, Mrs. Harvey noted. ft members to receive certain LEONDARD WNIDOIF We are Income tax specialists. We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction and credit because we want to MARIANNA (UP!) - crest this afternoon at 21 feet. be sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. Aidhorlttesbracsd for me* Theflood stage lsl$lot "We're lucky we don't have a That's another reason why we should do flooding from the Chips). River of people living along the today after evacuating about 10 Id your taxes...whichever form you use short fsth5, from a floo4prvne river," Sims said, blaming the or long. mat Walter cnsmind'suif well. weekend rain that ti.a.d Jackson Comady Civil Dife.e fe9dw dreams seer the FloriDirector (buck Sims said ds.A).bante border Into raging Monday the river Is .xpstted to torrods. TK INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONOWOOD 3091. lit St. iSOHIway434 GRAN D OMN611 Ph. 3214fl1 Ph. 031-4414 J1 "We can heip save you m ey on taXes". Flooding Feared • ,... - . I HM BLOCK IN SANFORD NNW11101125 --wW 3234454 NEW LOCATION HWY. 1741 & Lake Mary SIVd. WI SPSCIAUZI IN ALL STATI & CANADIAN UTUINS OPEN to- m-9 p.u,. W.,hdeys, 94 let. $ Isa. OPEN TOHIS$T—APPOI$TMINTAVAILABLE OTHIN AUAOPPIC1S IN OSLT10IIA.OaA1eaE CITY ANDOVIIDO 1 Call, PU *POOINTUINT �- SPORTS . s . Brown ' Arrives' Jus t In Ti'sm e "Now that we have shown how we can play, I feel that we can come through It again if we continue to play the same way," said Sterling this morning, Indicating he felt his team could win it all again. Seminoles meet Chipola in Thursday's 3 p.m. game in the Stetson University gym. Other first-round games see Manatee playing Edison at 1, Brevard meeting Miami-Dade North at 7 and North Florida facing Lake City at 9. Brown's development has been slow, but steady this season. The Seminole High graduate came to SCC with some sparkling qualities as a competitor. He had averaged 14 points and 18 rebounds a Ken Brown couldn't have picked a better time to mature. Oh, not physically. The 6-7, 210-pound freshman basketball player for Seminole Community College has been considered a "big boy" for some time. But as a basketball player, it was only last week that Brown officially arrived. SCC coach Joe Sterling credited the play of Brown as the extra boost the Raiders needed to climb through the Division 2 tournament and qualify for the state tournament, which opens Thursday afternoon in DeLand. KEN BROWN Relief Bill Introduced : WASHINGTON (UPI) Resident Corn missioner Baltasar Corrada del Rio in : troduced a bill Monday in the House to provide 'relief to the families of baseball superstar Roberto Clemente and his companions, who were killed in the Dec. 31, 1972, crash of a cargo plane carrying relief supplies to 1. Nicaragua earthquake victims. The bill would provide the family of the former Pittsburgh Pirate slugger, including 1. his widow, Vera Zabala Vda. de Clemente; children, Roberto Jr., Luis Roberto and Roberto Enrique, and mother the full $2 million sought in a federal court suit. The families of Angel Rafael Lozano would receive $485,000 and Francisco Matias $628,500. ': 2 JOE STERLING O'Malley To Mayo Clinic byAlan Mayer: MARK VERO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Los Angeles Dodgers' owner Walter O'Malley was flown from the team's spring training site to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota Monday complaining of dizziness. Club sources said O'Malley, 74, was taken aboard the Dodgers' private jet and flown to the clinic In Rochester, Minn. O'Malley underwent two major operations last year, lung surgery in June and major heart surgery In February. - ATLANTA (UP!) - Alaba- Walter Daniels, the SEC's No. 2 average and was third In points shy of Georgia's carser p,'v'r cont H/5 ' ma's Reggie King, Alabama's scorer at .O ppg, by only one scoring, 2-100ths of a point scoring record heads up the It• qr 'riv/w /,YT/t all-time leading scorer and the point in the balloting. Macy, behind Johnson (21.2-21.18) who UP! All-SEC second team ov braP as' fifth-leading rebounder In who was Kentucky's floor was third inrebounding. Scales, which Includes senior Al Green 4rv league history, was elected to leader when the Wildcats won with Macklin in the LW lineup, of Lotdiina State, a transfer 11 • AMNIVtqRY the all-conference team for the the national championship last averaged only 12.8 points as a from N.C. State who Is . third time Monday when United year, is far down the scoring fr.}nn'n but was fourth - averaging 18.5 ppg in his only . I Press International announced list, at 13.9 ppg, but ranks behind King, Mackiln and SEC season; SEC rebounding v Its 1979 all-Southeastern Con- among the league leaders In Johnson - In rebounding. leader Wiley Peck and Ray foP of 7'F assists again and has the best ference basketball team. State, both Johnson and Macy both White Four-Fifty Beats One-Thirty . King, the 6-foot-6 Forward free throw percentage in the moved up from last year's all- seniors; and junior Charles , /, affectionally called "Mule" by conference for the second SEC second team while Scales Davis of Vanderbilt who Is • Crimson Tide fans, Joins a very straight year. and Stroud are newcomers to averagIng 18.7 poInts per game. POMPANO BEACH (UP!) - Sparky Lyle was talking one , Last year, King led the SEC the alktar roster. day about all the screeching, scrapping and back-biting that went select group of former stars The third team Includes oninthe New York Yankees' clubhouse and suddenly the phrase who have won all-SEC honors In rebounding by a commandDaniels, aS-2senlor who goes junior Tommy Springer and I. came out naturally, almost automatically, three years in a row. ing margin with his 13.3 Into the tournament only 48 sophomore Mike Rhodes of It was just like "the Bronx Zoo," he said. Named with King to the 1979 Vanderbilt; senior Lionel / That was long before the second half of last season, when he all-conference first team were Green of Louisiana State, the VI'FI'.46E pitched so little he nearly died of neglect and couldn't wait to get juniors Reggie Johnson of No. 2 reboi.mder In the conout of the &orzZoo. Tennessee, John Stroud of Ole ference; sophomore Bobby Now that he has, would you believe this - he misses It. Miss and Kyle Macy of KenCattage of Auburn; and senior "I'm happy here," be says, meaning with the Texas Rangers, lucky and sophomore DeWayne baseball cards Malcolm Cesare of Florida. The Sanford Youth Baseball and who dealt for him last November, "but I had a good rapport with Scales of Louisiana State. Davis and White were both Association, Inc., will launch Its autographed by the pair. t/8//T 777ZF A4'P all the guys over there. That's what you miss most, the guys you The only other former aIISEC 1979 regIstration and mem Acknlsskm La free and the third team selections a year • 1ERA6F spent so much time with. There's a bunch of nice guys here, too. performer besides King who bership drives tonight with a doors will open at6:30. !41 ago. Ricky Brown ofM''fp. I've got a lotta memories from my time over there. Good and bad. would have been eligible to rally at 7 p.m. at the Sanford Youngsters who plan to pi State, a second-team selec-. •• itt 5ET ffFCORP But you know how Oat Is. You forgive and forget." repeat this year was Louisiana Civic Center. zo;r XUR, AMP register for the Pee wee league tionin both 1977 and 1V78, was Among the better memories is how Lyle led the American State Junior Durand Macklin ,40,f 77/F (CO//P Former major leaguers Dave (8 & 9 years old), little major not Included this year. a1thoh A 96W10 : League twice In saves while he was with the Yankees and how he who broke his foot In practice Johnson and Wayne Granger league (10,11 & 12 years old) he Ii 18th In scoring and ninth In won the Cy Young Award as the No.1 pitcher In the circuit two after the second game of this will appear at the rally as guest and Junior league (13 and 14 rebounding and played a key a.tV1oWIFiç' season and sat out the rest of speakers, and a drawing will be YU5 old) should bring their late-season role whenseveral years ago. r ones, is how he hardly ever was called upon to the campaign In order to r Among the bid held among all youngsters birth certificates for age other Bulldog starters were L4 • two years of future eligibility. ____ bsasbslk vixthcatlen.., _ __ __ • • ••' .. .•u • °!IWY• King, a first-team choke on 2: Lad year, Goose Gosaage was the one who always got the call, all but three of 51 ballots, also Lyle never complained once. He caught up on a lot of sleep In was the leading point-gainer for the bullpen because he knew he wouldn't be called upon. the second year In a row in "People wondered why I wasn't bitching" he said, toweling his voting by sportswriters and chest after showering in the Rangers' clubhouse. "It's so simple. sportscasters from throughout Who are you gonna pitch If one guy Is making four-fifty and the the seven-state Southeasterri dripping and leopard-skin B loss om By MURRAY owEItwi Other guy is making onethlrty? You pitch the guy making four- Conference region. paper on the walls of his home SAN FRANCISCO (NEA)fifty. I'd have done the same thing. George (Stelnbrenner) didn't All 10 of the SEC schools had. in New Rochelle. have any tho1ce.They wouivem d'ed him iII pitched and at least one representative on It's a special milestone for Champion Giants moved fr baseball to reflect on the done well." tue 1nwi au-star squad New York to San Francisco in The "four-fifty" Lyle was talking about was the $450,000 a year fifth-ranked Lousiana State, unquestioned Hall of FamePETE RSBURG and Willie entered an alien being paid Gouage, and the "one-thirty" was the $130,000 being which won the regular season style credentials of Willie became sullen The 1979 LPGA Player envlro,snent. He paid him. Lyle's salary always was a source of unhappiness with conference race while posting Mays. Guide describes Jane Blalock rispicious. For the renowned es-outhim, particularly after he became the first relief pitcher ever to an overall 2M matt, and as an aggressive player who .. His marriage broke up. so, win the Cy Young Award In 1977. VanderHit, a surprising 181w fielder - not always , performs well In the wind. 1. add aloof and In of public If you aakthest yea dleftha erth pItchedIast dominating the balloting with Monday, she made the penurious because the big SWAIM now hoopla just • year, other than his one brief appearance in the playoff with three selections ea6. author of that comment look: e Intensifies the legend money h made was vapltMng Kansas Qty, he says he doesn't remember. p j, and , good. his personal prothms. Oun his exit& -. he tries to think and then says he Mill doesn't remember. Wednesday's opening game of Playing In northerly winds of Still, the professional. mini This gets Into a ueniitive area 1 "It bothered me at first but after awhile, It didn't anymore," he the SEC tournament (Alabama were to 30 ml*i and the temperature In brilliant and beautiful explains regarding his inactivity. "I bin I was gotma be traded plays Florida at noon) to because the Willie Hays who watch. From a pe baseball the mid-to-upper SOs, the: • • at the end of the seem I know ft almost from beginning. becosne the sixth player inSEC for fl PIS* n staniolrs.. Willie remained a veteran posted her third' . •.. • Whsnths deal aily was mads,I was appy.n was aome(gi ai)ustory to reach the greatest .araded.Idon'twaMthad • folk hero. He was a highly straight .ubpsr round to win: w.wu1atyeeraIdohsav.iottjugung 2,000 mark. TN season, he Is hidoryofthogamewasno(as dependable, cooperative or around and not doing anything." WOdUctIYS player through the the $79,000 Orange Bloasom: averaging 21.8 ppg going cforthessccndstralgM 'Va he IIIhSdWCkId • . illOsandlaMothe e,whodinhasoneofthbsat dersinthebatns.s, thetournamex*,movingupto approached his 48th birthday. year. ut his apare time to some e lad 70M' by collaborating on a book third pike on the SEC scoring hisuniform - at lead. in the Blalock started the day 0. Sr MaIN of Ms career. HiriflaD FTWk5 who had :pbos* his experiences with the Yankees. list with a late surge that saw 1 6 44 ft's not goima be a 'Ball Four' or anything like that," ppng under-par and finished with alHe remains an enigmatic, made hi money In he says, tUrn average 1.6 In his lad under-per 70 for a 84-bol, total: .Th.y're calling It 'The Bronx Zoo.' The publishees theegl* it VU seven games H. also is third in somewhat aloof figure who has centers, b.cwna the tctsy, I gu.s." • manager In 196 - and also of 11 a record for the Ors; the league In rebounding, r*eited into reticence, ft* .uu .• • . started re-shaping Willie's Blossom. ::1 For the most part, 141. claims ins proniena uw4 anm a. wa IVSf$gifl batter than 10 per he byIs tNow he Sana Pods who flMd; finances. In iat. 1971, Willie $50,000 • ' ,aikees'qrterswerenottbatmuchdiffirantUianthoseinany game. was remarried to Mae and his second thaPIaYo(flaet we* at: • h.r clibboun.. The 6.7 Stroud, who mvpW a year on a 10-year dial tint Minizil, tasted the day Mx: tame Ills dablihist "The same two guys who'd fight each other In the dulkwag for $Ipokts lad Saturday wbo rm U!OS$$II 1161 and calls for p 41 fIglb the ressotmat wuue *okes back of Blalock, but: Part of ,jrould be side by side on the field." he says. 11be im, cie an aped Alabama, W@6 10111`8011181somanessandpart. funlalp,4 strug to ,, i: t 31.l time coachirA& uncoadirid was that dirW ottotM thing Is what goes on between ths white Was, and In that the conference In scorIng a of: Manie Is that the yo the growing black con second, Mx *k.. )egard, those guys (the Yankees) were complately unitei ppg and ranks sixth in Maya hidal. sciouaeus that enveloped Blalock at 211. She also the kid Whatever differences they hid In lo dubbouae were the same rebounding; Johnson, $4, is apostslnhistluw,hewanmr imdsr-par70 for the day. fnesyoullflidth every clubiioune.Th.y'djidcome right out aid fourthIn scoring Mfl.$ ppg anj bubbled "Say, Hey I" hi SIMs Birtelaccint, who was 1Wf700S Outing and played very visibl, or articelate as a y it MrMgi* to your taco, and I think that makes for a batter 1h In reboiMng; and &ij, lii second these ihots Miebball on the streats of the: l force. so cia club." also 64, Is fifth in loini Into t final as pace he rood; rebounding. Harlem when he wes't not a w "wait. ' Sparky Lyle can't anyone beating the Yankees In the at *0 ppg and In spokesman," says Charlie of the rile-delayed tourney, fell $W,m Division this year. Macy, $3, nipped Georgia's linen o the shoet liMIeld P° of the Palo Ground. Fliatn. a Bay-Ares writer spat on the back ilas and 'Ithinktheyllwln agaln,"heasys."Who'sgosmaatcp'em?" ATLANTA 1UP0 Th. ion UnitW IQ was Called to the New wu&t like this at AL for 16 M.hd In a fow.way tl, for Yak bill like ft was deepplag o a who h be. his E Pf110 InSFfleflOA•l AU $ouIIIO$ty Con L terunco cuisu,s He was a wide-eyed Giants. Owner Horace bntlsrfty nat. W he ran the yes. "He wasn't like Jho fifth at 214. 11 ioiiiir out ci BI1II&I. Sienihotn pIa.d an ad In the also excelled at ____ or Ct VIod-who Beitolacolni was 1amdsripsr Bossy Player Of Week a.,,. ,, ue.m. MIiiipol1s newspapers the day e.ns v. Ale., not the ties. this 4th 48 me jest y pw ap in the North." uIlrmuiwMm.Aa) ____ __ __ Adve. But to the load tans. =,' flew o and ho lisp. Charlie is mospciog He took a dud. bossy on 10 to be w as r I'}"1 so. (Delhi. TOLl Mo asfllofaho NEW YORK (UPI) la,W basebillendvthradl Highacorin 69m owa all dad wwwsr.atd Mast her diwofal ISNh JIlP4&w Ti,v. 042)0)r. tkela 11"m .88 O at bat and was enjoyed it. His eathul sophomore right wing Mike Bossy of the New and let breaking persesal .IWm $Wuit Miss. 07 * Jr. e 4 lole di vine were Inteotieui di*IIed l he west $0 wets the peeas, fo ad York Islanders has been named NHL Player kyis Mocy. Kontvcky 03;N Jr. I g mat WIllie qs Am manger Lie ckir 4 beat. Money didn't matter "y a No.1 srv. low.) _____ of the Week (Feb. 19-25) by the ProIeuomal of the haWWhidMwaysbNs to ho token ad eradInsy." Hockey Writers' Association. w o.nisis. o..,p., Al -G!"" lisiap. But 110 ha., What he ouster field for the Charlie aha says: 1 _LCisOfla ;a mljot Ieng salary, MlIIISMo4 Bossy began the week with a goal and afl s*.ss: may ns. ti.iii. s'...i Millers 01 the American hid 1 kt hoi adir lay VU I didn't ilk tO Wait a water, Oarhes Devis. Vandsrblft. _ asslstlnavlctoryoverLosAngele s, The goal 4: Aisoclatiss in the sprIng ci flSWIaesb.merad cm the Glasts, who INacC- Hiwesa"how." TSffifly $r5r, Vindiril)): MIII M.I Wad VU aparted uff us wan the 100th of his career In hIs 129th NHL a memorable the arile of In May 1$71, er WI Itisdis. Vanderbilt, Lhensi Orson. _______ _______ 111111 career that sow has him ,--' I-- be ho very Brat laud 41, whos he was heviag Luaon Moist asia Cbfla,s, A*urn, game, giving him the feateat 100 career gj$ JY .-II... CWL Pistiss. '' ft " cheue*i a detve the -"tM Tr'm ON Ike to r inter MIN enrat tuutle gift ho bat arced in league history. By the end of the week he traded to tivldsiyvitheut a Cadet field In SM 1kUst PUt NketIvthe Cadet field t i det en a , he VU , extended his ConsecitiVe goal-scoring streak tember), WUle enthealI4heeti. ('pile of Beeverd il inpeLmeeandaaaaoutto theNswYukMatsaplikr Meudny, tolOgama and also notched hlssothgoaJ of upred M1 - J io 1b so Ef'U of dUa g,estheiy amed 10 Ie Wmos ad 11111 ad& The Raiders hive sway ,,, , pihaM - - ..... lye or " , Thornton UM New S.D. MIAMI (UPI) iz,e w as ' Lou Saban, who served as both athletic director and head football coach until he resigned In January. Terms of his contract were not disclosed. As athletic director, Thornton will oversee six varsity sports. Expos Chased Indoors Bad (UPI) DAYTONA BEACH, weather chased the Montreal Expo. Indoors for their exercises and curtailed their workout for the second straight day Monday. While ltwas rain and wet grounds which hampered the Expos Sunday, It was cold weather and cutting winds which made the drills miserable Monday. - L : : McNamara Not Discouraged TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) Because of Monday's inclement weather, Cincinnati Reds - Pitchers and catchers had an abbreviated workout for the second straight day, but John McNamara, making his debut as Reds manager this spring, wasn't discouraged. "We were still able to do some throwing and running, and the guys got plenty of legwork on i. the exercise bikes," he said. McNamara said It he's excited. "I've never had a chance to manage a club aa good as this one." :. : Rodriquez Traded To K.C. SUN CITY, Ariz. WPfl The Milwaukee Brewers Monday traded reliever Ed Rodriguez to the Kansas City Royals for cash and a minor league player to be named at the end of the season. ' :, - The Brewers also held their first workout for catchers and pitchers Monday and •.• - Charley Thornton, University of Miami athletic director. Thornton, 43, takes over Monday, replacing a' Life, L egend Of Willie M ays Blalock - '. assistant athletic director at the University of Alabama for the past 15 years, signed a fiveyear contract Monday night to become Rally Set Tonight I Manager George Bamberger put them through a 2½-hour drill in fundamentals, throwing and calisthenics. Divine Wins Kennedy Award . __ . __ , ___ __ SCC Netters Win Easily __ __ ' _____ '-'-- ___ Mainland Home Vs. Satellite. Angels Go In Twos PALM SPRINGS, - The jj fg ___ ____ the morning and the second half In th. at. tornoon. 0 e.aLJ,MI4.,ur* be __ --- ____ • w . __ . _ ____ ' - 4 , I&' ø sstoy __ ,,0 -_ . wv. _-.r- _ • WV , j 0 a goals In the game, now has 20 Vancouver, when the Los for the season. But he seldom Angeles Kings defeated has scored more significant CanUcks, 2-0. goals. The first came at 4:59 of the Kings' c e n t e r Marcel second period and tied the score Dlonne's Ord goal ofthe year at after Lanny McDonald's first- 7:31 of the first period was all period goal gave Toronto the Lessard needed. Charlie lead. Simmer added an inrAwce . . .-tne puck oouncea we, goal ai 15 05 01 the seine Per= said Luce. "I just beat the when he circled the net and defenseman to it." tucked the puck between the Then ln the third period, Luce legs of Vancouver goalie Gary won a faceoff, broke for the net, Bromley. There were no games in the and Upped lna point ihotbyJer y Korab to decide the lively WH - - . .. . Ga. Tech 13, Campbell 61 t.mer ii., vygeroro to La. Tech 10, SW La. 6$ . Pro Hockey Dog Racing - Nwbcry 12, S.C.Sprtnbg 54 So. Miss. $5, NW La 76 Voor hees 105, Paine $5 W. Carey 13, Miss. Coil 63 Midwest C. Mo. 71, SE Mo. 71 Hamline 44, Gstvs 47 lll..CIr 76, I nd. St..Evnsvl 12 Ill. St. 100, N. Mich. 53 Marymnt 89, 5W Baptist 70 Mirwi..Mrrs $1. Mich. Tech 16 l. 90, Mo. Bapt 6$ NE MO. 71, Lincoln 71 Nt,, Dnie $9, E. Car. 72 U. 75, R. Mrrs 74 Qulncy 96, Kan. Bndctne 7$ SW MO. 05, Mo. -Rolla 70 Xavier 71, SW.MemphIs 60 oo • 0II . p . Ohio 0(2.4)14.20; P (2.4) 4500• 1 (7.4. 6) $4.20 Time 3226. Filth Race, 3.16, D IQuickAway 5.10 360 310 3 Van DUized 6.10 6 00 7 Gunter Lass 100 0 (3- 6121-40, P (03) 64.60; 1 ($3. 7) 21940; Time 32.34. Sixth Race, 3.16, A 2 Wright Free 510 3.60 3 00 3 Real Estate 3.80 340 7 VA Zoom 3 10 Q (7.3) 10.00; P (23) 26.70; 1 (23. 7) 45.70; Time 31.69. Seventh Race, 3.16, C 2 Husker Smoke 10.60 4 20 3 60 Bossy Scott 360 3 00 6 Crazy Runner J 40 Q (2.3) 13.10; P (23) 47.40; 1 (25 4)16320; Time 32.24. Eighth Race, 516. B 2 Tuff Dust 11.20 8.40 5.00 I Betty Faye 5 10 5 10 3 Burning Bush 4 40 Qu4 35.20; P U.4 729.00; T 124. Time 32.14. Ninth Race, 5.14,6 2 Cant Compare 1300 5.00 360 101e Press 1.20 2.60 S Mr. Brick 240 0(24)34.40; P(7.4)107.40; I (24. I) 474.40; Time 31.49. Tenth Race, 3.14. B MO 9.40 300 2.40 $ Dear Darcy 340 100 2 LIghtly 340 0 (5.0) 17.20; P131) 11.70; T (3$. 2) 211.00. Time 31.51. Eleventh Race, 5.14, 0 6 Howdy Doody 10.80 11.00 4.20 S Boston Nancy 26.20 10,60 Well, Since You Asked... Q. What position did Chuck Noll play when he was a professional football player, and for what team did he play? ILD. Oil City, Pa. The Pittsburgh Steeler coach played for the Cleveland Browns from 1953 through 1959 after graduating from Dayton. He was linebacker on defense and a guard-center for the Browns on offense. After seven seasons, he quit to go into coaching, starting The Irish, 23, close out the "The key to the NCAA By United Press International with the L.A. Chargers of the American Football League in 1960, Digger Phelps Is busy regular season this weekend tournament Is going to be on the s then switching to the Baltimore Colts in 1966 before the Steelers preparing No.2 Noire Dame for with games at DePaul in backboards," Gilmap said. made him their head man in 1969. the NCAA playoffs and he Chicago and Michigan In Ann "Tonight's game is indicative What do they mean by offensive goaltending In basketball? Q. wants everybody to be In top Arbor. They ran their home- of how Noire Dame can hit the J.K., Evansville, md. court record to 14-1, the loss backboards. I'll pick them to physical shape. In plain language, without trying to paraphrase the rule book, "We're on a new conditioning coming to UCLA. East Carolina win ii. it's goaltending when an offensive player touches the ball while program now," he said Monday is 125. it's on the rim of the basket. The score is disallowed and the ball In th e othe r game Involving a Flowers' final point of the night, after the third-ranked goes over to the other team. 4:59 top-10 team, sixth-ranked SyraIrish subdued East Carolina, 89- game, a free throw with Q. If the Oakland Raiders would have played the Cleveland 72, despite an unimpressive remaining, marked his i000iu clae topped LeMoyne, 92.60. Browns this last season, who do you think would have won? Which Or r scored 17 points as performance. "I think because career point for Notre Dame. Louis of the trains has the best quarterback, tight end and coach? less than two the Orangemen wrapped up He fouled out of this we were really sluggish Mark Weatman, New Washington, Ohio minutes later and received a their regular season by defeat. In the second half," th Give inc the Raiders, big eir cros st own providing Kenny Stabler Isn't busy rivals. hearty ovation. An Inspired LeMoyne team leading newsmen on a merry chase around Gulf Shores, Ala. SluggWi or not, the Fighting East Carolina placed four scored e fir Night habits and th st six points and all, he rates above the Brown's Brian Sipe. Irish rode the heroics ofcenters playersindoublefigires, led Oakland's Dave Casper gets the nod by far at tight end. I can't Bill Laimbeer and Bruce Oliver Mack with a garneu'gii led, 8-2, before the 24-2 compare the coaches because John Madden is no longer at the Flowers, who played their last points and George Maynor Orangemen, ted by Orr and center Roosevelt Boule, used helm of the Raiders. But I think It's hard to beat Cleveland's Sam games In South Bend, bid. with 17. Rutig liano as a tactian.. I.aimbeer scored a team-high Impressed by the huh' their height to put Syracuse l Speed Rocket 2.80 J.hn Ma_ really sick or was he pashed ad .1 tM Wu 17 pokta d pulled down 13 performance, East Carolina ahead. Ni-Il Besale had 11 0(14) $7.44 P(541 2UiOj I ti-s. Q. T ime u.ie bmA c4aeWs lob with rebounds. Flowers added 14 Coach Larry Gilman picked his polMe. Jun McDmctt ted ft it sae.es,Twelfth As, D . Al Davis? G.C., Alameda, Calif. pokds. They were voted co- onquerors as a favorite In the Dol phins, 419, In the second 11 Mountain GirlRace,8.60 1.00 3.20 half and finished with 19 points. You can take the story as It appeared at face value. John 7 Yuv Gottapolnt players of the game. 300 740 NCAA playoffs, lWhlrllng Francis 2.10 Madden was a sick man all through the 1978 season, and Davis 0(1.2)11.20; P (1.2) 42.30; 1(1.2 feels in retrospect that maybe Madden should have quit last I) 65.00; Time 39.73. swnzner because of his ulcer problem. But the 42-year-old coach A- 3,164; Handle 5263,701. MONDAY NIGHT badly wanted 100 wins on his record. On road trips, he was First Race, frequently so ill that shots had to be administered before the flight 3 Snob Appeal 6.60 1.00 2.60 home. Madden is also serious when he says he will never coach 7 Audrey Ken 560 340 I Manatee Pursy 2.80 again. Irish Sluggish, Still Win ' - , - - _________ - Indiana State New No. 1 In Basketball Q (3.7) 33.40; 1 (3.7•I) 201.40; Time 31.99. Race, 3.14, C l Three Strokes 560 140 260 7 Bugle Boy 620 3.40 SQuIck Printer 2-00 0(4.7) 47.40 P (4-7) 12$.70, T 3)779.00; Time 320$. Third Race, 316, M $ConnleGoGet 5.10 3.00 7.80 S Manatee Thunder 7.00 4.40 6 Time Box 3.40 U 23.00; P (1$) 37.70, T (5.5. 4)150.20, Time 22.12. Fourth Race, 2 ltsatxd 16.60 6.10 4.10 Mneola.leltery 6.60 14.00 IGrand Theft 3.00 0(23) 45.00t P (23) 1$0.00; 1 0.7. $ 2.15100; Time U.U. Filth Race, 3-14, S 2 SlIppery 35.20 6.50 5.00 7 Aren't UGIad 16.50 7.50 IDependedOn 6.70 (2•7) 363.00, P (27) (22,13 InNEW YORK (UP!) have 204, advanced from seventh t 5yc diana State, maligned all the chance to prove they are sixth despite splitting two season as a pretender and still more than a paper tiger, they games; North Carolina, 21-5, considered a question mark by also will suffer added pressure. fell from fourth to seventh one Lone holdout, nevertheless After all,gay te that beats LSU,22-4,tuanbled three places attained a cherished goal Um now will be beating the to eighth; Arkansas, 214, took Monday when It was voted the No. i tem in the count". ninth; and Iowa, 19-6, Is In 10th. top college team In the cowtry Indiana State Coach Bill Nie Dame, 21-3, pici by the UP! board of baeketball three first-piece votes after a Hodges said his squad Is coaches. pair of solid victories to move relaxed. The Sycamores, who have up from third to second. UCLA "We don't feel any pressure Inched closer and closer to the drew two first-place nods about our undefeated record top despite C_i1M' that despite Its 69-61 loss to and therefore, we don't need a theIr $4 record ccn'es at Washington and a triple- loss to take any Pru5Ur'e , expense of weak overtime triumph r w- he said. "Rankings don't mew 0 M away with the lead after a ingtcn State. that much to me but they mean week that saw top-rated UCLA a lot to our fans. They're also 71) lose once and win uninipres. Also Mk4Igan Slat., 204, good for recruiting," slvely on another occasion. vaulted fran e1gIh to fourth If that Is true, Indiana State The flnaleohlegepdflwlllb. and should have a heck of a - ______ ralssaed nest week. , Second _t Q. I would like - - .,want 302.60; T a copy? r 'w-4 0 • No other school was nominated recruiting season. -. Indians, Stat. collected 20 for first place. Syracuse, 2W, Six coaches from each of the first-place votes en route to a continued a mocdh4ong climb seven geographical arme of the totalof5llpolnts, well ahadof with a move one notch toflflh. nation comprise the UP! this 482 compiled by Noire Toround out the top lo,Duke, ratings board Iis. One akeplic credited Indiana State with being only the ilhlhb.d teem In the Ann Hosts 'Biggie' comday, but no other coach voted the aqW lower than ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP!) Slippery Rock thitil. to play and Shippensburg have consent NEW YORK (UPI) The their Sept. 29 football game in the University United Pro s lntsrna$Ion& of Michigan's 101,701 seat stadium this fall lewd 00 ca.ciw. , bS$41Cb&I ratilies. with ,W.j. the latest promotional gimmick dreamed up place v00on aild rscer I$wout Sunday, Feb. 25 in permnItlesis: by Wolverine Athletic Director Don Canham. (Tw ell1i w"' The "Band Day" promotion will be used to Tee. 10011111 both schools, the Michigan I. 11111111114" St. (5) (304) 511 2 N0ITe Dime (3)(71.3) the Wolverines' women's marcI 'Lind, 3. UCLA (2) (214) 413 i. .Ucalgin t. schcIarshiaartlating high school 1. Syracuse (33.3) 3$ be priced at $5 mardft=. a. Du ($0) SON I. Ne. Carolina (21-I) 3$ 0 LSU MO W Buffalo Marathon Site A*ansss (21.1) 154 is BUFFALO, N.Y. (UP!) The Buffalo and ii. OsPaul (314) in 13. , M5tMll$I (5.5) 154 southeastern Ontario area has been selected 13 Tsmie (33.3) 101 to host the Olympic Marathon trials In May U Team ($4) Ill IN. Oisi 43241) n iseo, officials said Monday. W6 Liulavilla ($4) as V. Clifo 1100 (174) _____________________________ V.Pwdus(2I4) 41 W USF (714) RAND OPENNull 11. DunN (*14) III WWI 0y WUJUN* wON (be NOW IN SANFORD le*00leO I Alendolfon, Iserns in piuSIM RE W (be NCAA we inliibIe for Isa $ aid niflernel ctieni4s NEW LOCATION... (b1• C81111111walim by tu. ua NWY. u.N I Lb. Masy Ifod. owd so Cowles. Thm too" olnendly Is pnbella. 0ev 55. pp AUTO *IUR4NCI S 'wet SiamSNi, mom W LAIN NI4.aS Veis aid Alada. $2$2114 can 11 ____ , TOSAY Arbor POtts Backs SMU Coach Southern Methodist DALLAS (UPI) Athletic Director Bias Pdb said Monday he 1,I .J had recommended to school Prasidset Dr. James Zinnb.rge b'ssk,4b11 coach loony Allen be retained for at WA another season. Allen had been tadsr Msmfl bicatie of his team's failure to chalisngskr the Southwut Ctsr.'s first avIsIon I season. The Muetan ended lha season SMwdsy, - ' 1"s ";, 1' 1 ' O• . 1 Have yvu uoen a photo that appeared In the Evening Her; aid you would like to have? Well, they're available. Now you can order an 8*10 orint of any photo Which has appeared In the Evening Heraid within,the last 30 days for $4.00 plus . _ .. . '•. ' - _ -____- _ to know why he New Enidand football team the two big rnnng backs In big games or In the playoffs at the same time? Meaning Sam Cnnnlngham, weighs 239 pounds, and Don Calhoun, who weighs 240. C. Allen, Springfield, Mo. You are all wrong on Calhoun's size. The five-year veteran from Kansas State, picked up by the Patriots as a free agent In 1975 after Buffalo released him, weighs 196 pounds six fewer than Andy Johnson, who generally starts at halfback alongside Cunnlngham. Don played regularly In 1977 when Johnson was out for the year with a knee injury. But the Patriot coaches consider him better suited to playing fullback as a stand-in for Cunningham. never used taX. - ___ idi. V5 DsptOs leach, ad piststst 41W toIl, Mb. * Iykldpes.*iL , iiie paysi DAYTONA BACBin (11105*1. speared the bee IS* a 1IN5 UI11 adwhoi PS'II In amdsest. rad1y. li$ld .4th. e..edt.Ihe peend ady by Hiuv Aase ad s a uit=, as w s ee, ho rdlu , IL baa llchaapl.m,hsat. MIhe bw of$he Me ad In Kern YsSeat TernyC*a ii megee duthiufertheadI Aidhe *ttbsg. lime t 1h 01 putenaVlkydewet 3. 14 74j Qre5im ei,IL-lIig II ad - this. glg4.4 -r bta ft . 00 SIisr ii, 0-Ia Pil N1V11ho41.,.iiiybld Mit le ceo thi a U4'adU*q ft lull luke, Ills ! den klsdg ff - he-ig1ad be L*Ss IN. Dow mee 6.14 et spout hos pees at clsuers. He deft out ho Calif. (LIP!) California os ' tee said Monday. The selection Monday marks only the second time In the award's 21-year history a sports personality has been chasm_ to receive it. Devise will get the award at a St. Patrick's Day Mass in Holyoke March 17. __ ____ 1 ' __ as I. - - - WIM WIMI W. Monday City Univ. of N York Championship Staten Is. 92, Queens 7$ East Coast Conference First Round Drexel 64. American 65 LaSalle 04, Hofstra 11 Delaware 72, Rider 70 West Chstr 61, Lehgh 65 East A5$mptfl 64, Scrd Hrt 61 Clark 71, Williams S9 Dom 110, Jersey Tech Hamilton 96, Cortland 00 N.Y. Poly 70, Yeshiva 40 Pha. Text $6, Adelihi 61 Pratt $3, Marlst 69 Syracuse 97, LeMoyne 40 Tufts 100, Brandeis $1 South All Chris 02, Pmbrke St. 73 Bowle St. 102, D.C. 12 Chrlstn 00, Morris 71 Cstl Car. 104, ClatlIn 62 - The John F. HOLYOKE, Mass. (UP!) year will go to Kennedy National Award this Notre Dame football Coach Dan Devine, the Holyoke Saint Patrick's Day Parade Commit- - . - Basketball Sixth Race, 5.14 A 3i.10 28.50 8 70 I Frisky Frankie 6 Phyll is George ° 21.70 5 40 2 Elusive Eileen 5 Sprky Scott 520 580 iManateeMa*ine 6 80 I Jerry's Flyer 0(2$) 135.40; P ($2) $11.10; T (I (Si) 1720; P (45) 36.30; I (i•S 261 4,733 40. Time 31.92. 11)710 40. Time 31.23. Twelfth Race. 'ic Seventh Race, 3)6, 5 Roger Dale 35 1010 7 00 B B Gnger Soo 600 3 B Fair Ruler 2 60 6 Tampy 7 00 6 2Mneola Irene 7 10 I R Dees Delight S 0 (35) 4000; P ( 5.5) 343.50; T (5.5 00; P (5 49.60. ($4. 2) 1.17140. Time 39.49. I) 171.40; Time 11.35. A-3.371. Handle- $2$S,271. Eighth Race. 5 - 16.13 Master Scott 5 60 320 140 7 Cassrnari 500 1 00 1 10 S Texas tawn 0(2.7)2440: p (27) 4240; T (2.1. 5) 113 00; Time 3111. Monday's Results Ninth Race, ',, S BuffalO 3, Toronto t Drifs Jet 380760 760 1.00 Los 49 2. vancouver 0 6 AhiosO Aleta 360 Tuesday's Games 4 00 Montreal at NY Islndrs YlIO.'. L'clnl Colorado at Rnton 0 (4.5) P (06) 15,30; I (5.6.5) SANFORDOIBLANDO NY Rangers at St LOUIS $7.40; Time 17 44 MONDAY MATINEE Wednesday's Games Tenth Race, 5.16, A First Race. 5.16, o Atlanta at Toronto B i ll i on II 80 1 60 1 00 $ Edna Brown 3,60 1.40 1.00 Colorado at Pittsburgh 2.40 2.10 5.60 340 2 Shredder $1-ad Eckert St Louis at Detroit 3.10 1 Hasty Go 5 60 Pro NY Rangers at Minnesota 0(12)10.40; P (12) 96.00; T (12. 0 1541 39.00; T (8 - 5-3) 233.00; 5',ashington at Los Ang 4)732 40; Time 31.41 Time 32.07. Chicago at Vancouver Eleventh Race, $16, C Second Race, s.. c S Jell Crash 11.60 6.20 6.10 l rp'i Cob-W 2. Witch Golf 1120 0(33) 34.50; P (5.3) $1.10; T (5.3. 2) 61920; Time 32.12. Third Race 316.M ) Ma na tee Mdy 910 500 2.89 IProof Affirmed 340 2.60 SMIssMllIe 3.60 0(14)1.40; (1.4) 33.00; T1I•1S 325.60; Time 3209. Fourth Race, $.m& o 2 Susie Mae 7.20 160 3 20 I Chant ell 380 300 - - { United Press Interutiesal affair. Buffalo and Toronto lie less was going to And the Buffalo than 100 miles apart and t,he teams fought with added spirit Sabres got it. "I Just reached back and got because of the battle for the blade of my dick on the position. Se nd-place teams in shot," said Buffalo center In each of the NHL divisions Luce Monday night after his automatically qualify for the goal-mouth deflection with 7:48 Stanley Cup playoffs. left gave the Sabres a "It was quieter than usual In tory over the Toronto Maple Leafs in a fierce battle for the dressing room," Sabre second place In the Adams Coach Billy Inglis said. 'q didn't know what to make of it, Division. "It was a hard-hitting game but I guess it was good. We our kind of game," said were ready to play right from Leafs' Coach Roger Neilson. the opening facecif." "But they got the tip-In goal. With 1:23 left, Ric Selling added the Insurance goal. That was the difference." "I'm going after Bossy now," In the other NHL game, Luce wisecracked, referring to rookie goalie Mario Lessard Mike Bossy, the league leader tinned in his third shutout of the Southwest Ark. Coll 7). S. Ark. 62 Ark.-P.B. 63 Grmblng 67 C Ark. 73, Ark Mont 61 HndrSn 91, Coll Ozrks Hendrix 85. Harding Lamar 113, Hrdn Smmns 81 Mcneese 19, Ark St New Me Arizon a Ouachita 76, Ark. Ich 73 Pan Am $8, N. Tex St. 82 SE Tex 70, East Ic, 69 West AlA 93 Biola 66 Dnvr 113, Neb..Wslyn 96 Nev Reno 61. Seattle 59 Ppprdne 101, Cntnry $6 So. Utah 110, WslmriStr 15 Stnfrd 79, Oregon St. 76 - - :... College The next goal win this one. - MAKING HIS MARK MSCOREBOARD By For Clemente Survivors game in high school, and had a penchant for coming up with the big play. At SCC, he found himself surrounded by a number of all-stars, and was a little slow breaking into the lineuD. But once he did, everyone knew he was there. His defensive efforts were cited by Sterling as the difference in beating Florida JC and Valencia in last Friday and Saturday's toughies. "He has earned the status as starter," added Sterling. "Everyone made a strong contribution in the tournament. I Just hope we can keep it going." Richard Crooks, Hobble Laing, Curtis Smith and Ron Johnson also made sizeable contributions in the divisional tourney. King Heads All-SEC Team oms IN BRIEF .:-: By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor Tuesday, Feb. 27,1979-7A Sanford, Fl. S : Tuesday, Feb. 27, 1fl SA-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Make An Appointment With Diane Today. CALL 322-$112 DICK BEADLES OWNER-OPERATOR PHONE 305-322-5846 MONTHLY PEST CONTROL *RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL. LAWN & ORNAMENTALS 'TERMITE Wi BEAUTY SALON SINCE tt4 DIANE BUTLER Sanford 2619 French Ave. Mon. . Wed. I—Tuis.Thurs-Frl. C-S—Sat. $2 LIllU ' cl "By the Sea" was the theme of Cub Scout Pack 237's Blue and Gold Banquet which was JOAN held Saturday evening at the MADISON Altamonte Springs Civic Altamonte Center. Corr espondent It was an evening set apart to 831-7216 honor the cub scouts who had it worked so diligently to earn coveted badges and pins; and judging by the numerous Matt Hoover, Craig Johnson, IT awards presented by Cub- Bob Tzlmanatos, Nat Watkins, master Willard Barnhart and Larry Walker. Assistant Cubmaster Larry Web 2 (Jeff Gordon) —Kenny Solodky the boys of Pack 237 Dc Moor, Neal Long, Eric / have been very busy. Norkiun, Eric Reed, Marques l Boys and their leaders Robinson, Richie Solodky. Web (Mike Sproul) Jerry receiving awards were: Den i (Gerardo Mendez, Leader), Baker, Jeff Barnhart, Robert 2' Jason Cormican, Michael Brown, David Hutchinson, pobish, Greg Demperio, Robert Mark Price, Claude Poole, Radzak, Glenn Is Larrick, Thomas Lohman, Chris Chris Mendez, Mike Peterson, Whitehouse. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Ricky Sheets, Jeff Tollas. Also, receiving the coveted MR AND MRS. LEO JERKINS the Den 2 (Susanne Newton, Arrow of Light award Gerda only award a cub can transfer Nancy Schmidt, • ; Stewart,), Matt Anderson, and wear on his Boy Scout was Matt Hoover. 'Jimmy Elmore, Brett Floren, uniform r r e George Kourtis, Danny The 19 participants In the Newton, Scott Schmidt, Mike Weikwa District Grand Prix Spurlin, Neal Stewart, John were all awarded badges. Tom Thompson, Robert Schuler. Fischer took second place Bev honors with his pinewood Den 4 (Lorena Byrd W and Glen Sa1kaus),Chnstophr'Blrd Uoyd Byrd, Tom Fisher, Ricky third Kuzmlck, Robert Lawson, Honored guests at the David Manti, Carey Rencher, banquet were Rev. Harry Christ Tzimenatos, Timothy Walters, who gave the Johnson. vocation, and Mrs. Walters, A Den 5 (Pat Radzak, Gall Ken Moffat, Mr. and Mrs. ineir LJLfl we ng anniversary came as no surprise to Carolyn aro yn Hleser)—Bryan Ainsley, Louis Roger Hut tnacht, Mr. and Mrs. Calamart, Greg Carter, Shane Jack Barati, Eddie Rose, and and Leo Jerkins who have called Bram Towers, Sanford, home for over a year. Dye, Brian Fairbanks, Greg District Executive of Central But the surprise came when the couple was honored at an at..Heiser, Marc Kahn, Patrick Florida Council Ray Boyd. The "By the Sea" theme was toFfloon reception Saturday in the parlor at Brim Towers. McFarland, Craig Radzak. Arranging and coordinating the party were Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Den 7 (AlIce Fay Sproul, Ruth. carried out by centerpieces and Walls) Matthew Beck, Kevin placements, Appropriately, Sea Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Cochrane and Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Danforth, Larry Law, Baxter World provided the en- Smith. Family and friends traveled fromNew Hampshire, Hollywood, Phillips, Kevin Sproul, Jeff tertainment. Daytona Beach and points in between to attend the happy ocWalls, Chad Weinkauf, Jason Cubmaster Barnhart didn't caion. Others sent messages of love and congratulations. McAllister. forget the parents, and ended The couple moved to Florida from Beverly, N.J. , where Leo Den 8 (Lillian Norkiun, Ann with a special note of ap. retired from Public Service. He is past presiding officer in Harsch) Brent Athan, Mike priclatlon, noting that "without various Masonic Orders and is a Shriner. Carolyn is an Eastern Banner, Danny Fahey, Bill moms and dads helping, en- Star. Harsch, Bruce Wallenquist, cowaglng and signing off their I.eois interested in Florida history while Carolyn ls adjusting to Richard Meadows, Michael achievements, the boys Florida living. They attend Holy Cross Episcopal Church and Moore. couldn't have advanced. It's a serve as good Samaritans by driving friends and neighbors on Webolo 1 (Larry Solodky) matter of good teamwork." necessary missions. WE REPAIR FIBERGLASS BOATS We make "Cherokee" canoes We build commercial fishing boats . SEMINOLE BOATS INC. Bldg. 77, Sanford Airport, Sanford 322.5403 . V I AUTO-ELECTRIC Secud FONEION & DOMESTIC Hand PHONE 323-6711 201 E. 2Sft ST. (SEHIND TIRE TIME) Rive 1 SANSEBASTIAN SQUARE HWY. 434 at 2-Year-Old Wallpaper Grindln • t..s ISIS, Peints I*dditivesl Chemicals IoIv,,ts In lock tsr all OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TIL I P.M. MUXON AUTO PARTS A ____ sad M ___________ CHINE I,p ______________________________ ms tM,naitaNINON. Ave. Pams IflMss — EVERY DECOR Your Choice - of GLASS - -. 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For information call the Ballet Guild office, 3232810. - uPftus AREA RUGS , Cl - $18°° Nsiv 434 • £.qsaS as 931.7gg SPECIAL PURCHASE . - 30 3223621 . i l)owntowu I, School of Dance Arts, Dun Knight's Shoe Store, Sanford Shoe Center the FIGS office or Tickets are on sale at the Greater Sanford ('haniber of Coin nit' ree, Flagship Bank of Seminole . - REALTY TRANSFERS Becwig 134U BUSINESS EQUIPMENT, *SPECIAL MANUAL 19•95 • ELECTIK 12.95 . -. , - Glass & Paint Company, Inc. 210 Magnolia, Sanford FLORIDA edd lfl ddi • Betty Jack, vice President of the City Council of Beta Sigma Phi ( IISI') i) n'senls a cheek to Mar Blair. Ballet Guild director and chairman of sponsors backstage theatre party and reception following the Saturday performance. The contribution From 1151' will apply to the reception. Beta Sigma l'li i members will also assist in serving. nniversary 9.5 SAN SEBASTIAN SQUARE I IS i_ ¼.) fl - ________ John M. Cather & WI. Ingeborg to Roger D. Bankston, Jr. & *1. Darlhuia Childs Etc. to Roy C. Thomas Hornsby, Jr., sgl to Robert L. Edgerton & wf. Lucy T. Jones Jr. 8 Roy C. Jones, to. i/1 int: Scottie to Gerald W. Brown I. wf. James C. Bradley 5 WE Ruby, Lot? Joyce Lt. 22, Lake Markham ests. blk F. Camelot Un. I. $4S,900. Commence at SE cor. of SEC 1121 N 165.51 of Lot Ii & N 165.5' of 12, blk 191900. run N $9 dog. etc. $110000. C. Wilson Addn Oviedo. $S,00. Tompkins Div. to Charles Edw. Ibrahim C. Rivera & *1. Er. (QCD) James Sweeney Sr. & wf. Byge I wf. Tonda R., Lot 31, blk B, (QC D) Anne K. Marshall to David Perm Wave Special nestina to Victor L. Rivera & wf. R. Marshall, Sec. 26-19-32, W'ly one Nancy I James J. Jr. to James J. North Orl. Ranches, Sec. S. $40,900. Reg. $35.00 Now Ana R. Rio Piedras, P.R., Lot 36 8 third of NE'/ NE'i, SWof St.. Joins Sr. & Nancy James J. Jr., Jt. ten. SOLDALE Bldrs., Inc. to James Frosting E'/i of 35, blk 66, Sanlando the River etc. 5.5 acres $100. Isame as above. $100. W. Hargan I Roger D. Meyer, Lot Rig. $25.00 Now Suburb Beaut., Palm Springs Sec., Stephen W. Hamilton 1 wf. Debra 32S Winter Springs Unit 4. 545,300. George D. Miller I wf. Joyce to $100. John K. Holcomb I WI. Phyllis J. Lt. to Susan D. SelIgman (Married) Lt. Ace Builders Inc. to Rene 0. ____ The Greater Constr. Corp to Philip 4. blk 8, REV. PLAT 81k B. The 31 (less W. 7.141) 1W 21.9$' of Lot Game: I wf. Nancy J., U. I? blk C. blk McGhghy & WE Karen Lot 72 River Springs, Spreading Oak VIII. 20.20. 50 Sanlando The Sub. Seoul. Plan of Wildmere, $30,100. Run Sec. Three, 152,900. Palm Springs SK., 129,700. 21, $911400. Tompkins Dcv. to Jack W. Martin J.R. Adams, Ind. I Tr. to Numa IWI. Linda E., Lt, Ii, Garden Lake Oakwood Bldrs. to Join M. Igier, Doris J. Bass to David F. Brauer Jr. I Toni L., Lt. 12, Tuscawilla, 8 wI. Candace C., Lots 1213, blk C, Corp., S 300' of E 901' of NEI/4 Of Ests., Unit One, $50,400. Unit 4. $45,600. SE", of SEC 4-2030, less E 175' for. Tr. 31, Sanlando Springs, *49.900. .251 Div.. Inc. to Jean Cauchois, Raymond F. Harms & wf. Patricia Olin Amer. Homes Fl., inc. to W. $10,000. Jr I WI. Joanne M., Lot 171 toW.J. Baker, II 1. Martha M. Lt. 10 Joseph W. Trzclnskl I Barbara A. James E. Reynolds & Joan to John Wegewo, Un. 3 551,300. We&iva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt Sec. Lot 15, blk F. Sterling Park Un. 3. Roberts, Jr. & WI. Robin A,, Lot 21, James T. Sullivan Tohilarlo One. 155,000. blk S. Bear Lake Manor. *34.500. $49,500. Caidyro, Jr. I WI. Janet K., Beg. 000000000000000000000000000o00000000000000c,,,c,00J Eddie Johnion Etc. The Greater Constr. Corp to E & E 659.1' El 33' N of SW coo'. not SE'.', Complete Interiors Inc. to Wm P. Kenneth C. Marley & *1. Lynn S., Stripp & WI. Lorraine A., Lt 10 Johnson Constr. to Herman L. OfSE"of SEC 23.21.3i,tC,$1$,3 Lt. 392Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt Meadows Park sd $12,000. Perlongo &wf. Pearl, Lots 1.14, sec. Wm. Stefan, Sgt. to Bruce D. 2923 S. Orlando Drive in the Sanford Plaza ISC 2. $49,900. 2 Midway Parks, $11,000. Traynor, Crown Oaks, 1st Addn. Overstreet Inv. Co. to Larson Inv., Falcon Dcv. to Charles E. Baker $4000 • Helen E. LaughlIn to Roy C. TYPEWRITER CLEANED 1,. Inc. W' of NW¼ of NW'/, of Sec. 11- Trulson & we. Muriel L.D., Lt. 17, & WI. Ruth, Lot 2 Fox Run s d, AND OILED. Minor repairs a Charles A. Hutchinson & WI. I 21.29. less N 25', 19.3219 acres ml, 61k A, Swe.twater Oaks, Sec. 3. 125,500. ribbon FREEs Geraldine to Jonathan C. Green & (Now thru 3-IS-iC) $50,000. Winter Springs Dcv. to Burley G. WI. Margaret 0., N 123' of S 150' of $94,500. Adkins Constr., U. 24. Tuscawilla L t i,i. ii kib •t• n i.ai. VIII fl 1W11 I. flg Unit 6.514,100. $37,500. Harry A. Gocisring Constr., to Irvin A. Black I WI. Mary to We Specialize in Sales, Service 5 Hwell Cove Constr., Lt. I. blk K, Richard F. Kurtz I wf. Alvina M.. Rentals New and Used. ' Howell Cove, 2nd Sec $11,000. Lt. 54, Sle,py Hollow First Addn Tompkins Div. to Thomas Pagan *74,700. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 wf. Gladys, Lot 20 Trailwood Craig R. Fritsche, Sgt. to Wm. D. Ests., Sec 2, $35,000. Tompkins Dcv. to Donald J. Kelly Wolfe (Married) Lot 21, blk 3. Heftier Homes Oil., Sec. One, & WI. Jeanette N., Lt. 32, blk B, North Oil. Ranches, Sec. S 1.01900. FRINGED Franklin E. Ward I WI. Christina Tompkins Div. to John A. Morris & WI. Pamela, Lot 10 blk B, North to Alfred L. Amaral 8 WI. Mary Sue, W. Ranches, Sic. 1.12.%. S43,1W. Lt. II, blk B. Highlands Hilts, SI1I1 U - Now , Distinctive Mirror Designs FOR d6 Wallpaper Now located in San Sebastian Square on SR434 In prefer to special-order wall coverings. Wallpaper now stocks only Altarnonte Springs specializes In service and the qualified staff first quality merchandise-no seconds, but offers specials on close will be glad to give you tipa on decorating your home and on how out patterns. There Is a wide range of prices from $3.95 per roll up. to do your own paper-hanging. Samples and books may be checked out. In addition to Co-owner Marlene Morris majored in home fur hinga and has traditional wallpaper, Wallpaper Now carries In stock large worked In related fields for ) years. scenic wall murals, pr&pasted wallpaper, and toils, vinyls and ____coverings. Twice a month, Wallpaper Now offers free classes for "dolt- grass wall fj,_ • 4 WthIp'jir Now will eel ate Its second anniversary on April 1 toe wall voverthge. saId ti In the *OCUU *1 eipsflng to enlarge Its owrooin area. One session is held in the morning; one In the evening. Anyone In addition to wallpaper, the store also sells paint, custom interested may call 862-(X) to register, or drop by the store. window shades, vinyl flooring, carpets and paste, tools and For the convenience of those who work during the day, supplies for paper hangers. Wallpaper Now is open on Monday and Thursday nights until 9 "Paint can be custom-colored to go with wallpaper or interior p.m. The store is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on other days except and exterior paints may be color mixed to go with anything," Sunday, when It Is closed, said Mrs. Morris. While parents ace selecting from the more than 700 wallpaper Wallpaper Now carries woven wood shades and mini-blinds. patterns In stock, the children can play In a well-equipped play Whether when building anew home or redecorating an old one, area In the store. you can depend on Wallpaper Now for quality materials and There are also hundreds of books to choose from for those who advice. —ADV. " - S Test AII.rnst.rs & Starts, ITeSt C)iarine Systems S Rebuild Stsrt.rs A Alternators S Rebuilt Alternators a Starters In Stect • le5uIstor In Stock •Topei S$flIts in Stock Has 700 Patterns To Buy Per4,e AM Domestic Parts Cempliti He ad Work And ...,/ - SERVICES: MIKE MAPLE. 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I know he's good 1 recommend married man, 24, with because he won nearly every counseling. Please give it a try. questions in mind about my sales contest his company has You've got nothing to lose and bride of less than six months. everything to gala. Good luck. had. We married after a whirlwind He makes a wonderful living DEAR ABBY: About young courtship of 10 weeks. Our for me and the children, but it girls who ask for brassieres courtship Included some heavy doesn't compensate for his when they have nothing (or romantic sessions, but we never absences. He is busy nearly very little) to put In them: actually went all the way every night entertaining Years ago, when I visited my because Marie (not her real customers and prospects until daughter at summer camp, she name) InSisted that she Waa I'm not complalnlng, but itis the wee hours. asked me to please send her saving herself for her wedding hard for me to believe that I am Weekends are a nightmare. some brassieres. I told her she nliiht. her first. He's exhausted and sleeps really didn't need any. Marie claims that I am her Idon't want to insult her, but every Saturday morning, plus Then she told me that some of first lover, but since our I would like to know the truth. almost all day Sunday. the boys looked through the marriage her actions have led How do I find out? Meanwhile, I am supposed to armholes of the girls' sleeveless have otherwise. Ikeep e to believe mN, TEXAS our LINDEN youngsters quid and summer dresses . I told her had only three other women in out of sight while Daddy sleeps. brassieres would be in the nad my life, but my bride has taught DEAR L: Enjoy your good Sex has long been forgotten. the next day. And they were! me more about love-making forte aid quit woiderlag. He doesn't have the time or About two years later my than Idreatned existed! It Just Maybe Marie baslat done alot energy for that anymore. gardener, who has two doesn't seem possIble that she of reidlig. In bed. I plan to stay until the motherless daughters, told me hid no previous experience. DEARABBY. Myhuabsndls ymgstera are old enough so thathlselded(9)ukedhlmfor that I can leave with a clear a brassiere and he laugJited at conscience. Then I will try to W. I told him my daughter's Trinity Joins Honor make another life for myself story. Then he understood. if I'm dtll desirable. I see no MRS. D. IN LYNBROOK, other alternative. De you? N.Y. Trinity Preparatory School held MARRIEDBUTALONE If you put off wzithg letters into the National Honor : ceremony for because you don't know what to Society this month. DEAR MARRIED: Yes. Lay say, get Abby's booklet, "How yaurcatbe$ableaidgive to Write Letters for all Rev. Canon A. Rees Hay, the headmaster, and bS*d a cbuce to Occaalons," Send $l and a long, Y' Robert Fulmer announced the following students respond. Perkaps be lint stamped (2$ cents), self ad. for the initial tapping ceremony: awaretbatlihlsdetermliatlos dressed envelope to Abby: 132 Tenth grade: Susan Dye, Danny Golwyn, Scott to make seed living be Is Lasky Delve, Beverly Hills : maklabid Hie forbIslimI1y. Calif. 5)212. Miller, Stacey Plater. Eleven th grade: Brian Abner, Josh Corey, ,flP., II' $2 Hwy. 434 Longweed 1½ Mil" last 111-4 P.O. Box 1657 -' I Sanford, Fin. 32771 I �nv. 28-Eyenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. .9.. Tuesday, Fib. 27, I7S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice TO N I TV IuIui••iuiuu•i•. C LA SSI F I ED A 1 'S UN TED STATES DISTRICT N½ of W½ of NW¼ of Section 33. Further described as located 2½ COUNT MIDDLE DISTR ICY FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION miles S on Cochran Road from S.R. (DI. 2) NO.79-iS. Oni-CIv.Y UNITED STATESOFAMERICA,Plaintlff,v. 12. JAMES PATRICK SMITH WAYNE N. PURSELL and BA(3.19.79) ,IOTE- Al Agricutture SHERRY M. PURSELL, his wife, Zone-Toparka mobile home on Defendant(s). ORDER FOR SIR. tMN4lflofWW.flftotSE'wof VICE SYPUILICATIONOnmot1on SW¼ of Section 9-20.32, together and affidavit of plaintiff in the with private road easement over the above-entitled cause by Kendall w. E 25 ft of W 441.23 ft of SE¼ of SW¼ Wherry, its Assistant United States of SIC? ion 920-32. lying N of o.. Road. (DIST.2) Attorney, in an action against 13. DAVID BERGSTRESSER defendant(s),Wayne N. Purselland C.2 Commercial SIerry M. Pursell, his wife, and to BA(3.179)1E Zone To permit Self-Service enforce a lien upon real situate in this District and described Gasoline Tanks on Lots land W 35 as foIlow: Lot S. THE CO).ON. of LOt 2, BlOCk B, Map Of Johnson NADES THIRD SECTION, ac PouttryFarm,PB6,PgLinSection 42 1.30. Further described as located conting to the PIM thereof as dad in Plat Book 16, page 53, Public at 730W. Highway 434 at the corner Records of Seminole County, of Bell. Avenue. (DIST.2) BA(3i Florida. and it appearing to the 14. WALTER JUDGE C.2 Commercial Zone Court that the defendant Sherry M. 7U-9E To Operate a Paint.Body shop on Pursell is not inhabitants found within the State of Florida and Lots 19.20, Block 27, Lake Kathryn has not voluntarily appeared herein, Park, PBS, Pg 44, in Section 5-21.30. andthatpersonalservic,uponherls Further described as located on ft not practical because her residence Highway 11-92, appreximately and whereabouts is uninown, is Not Dog Track Road. (DIST. 4) ORDERED that Sherry M Pursell C. REQUEST FOR SIX MONTHS appear or plead to the complaint EXTENSION 1. RAY NORMAN -BA(i0.1471). hereinbythe26thdayof April, 191?, Seminole OrlQndo — THECOUSTEAUOOY88EY 700 "Calypso'. Search For Atlantis" Captain Cousteau explores Crete's nothetn COUt and the volcanic island of EEMING Boo Santonini, NE8 (2) ) 00 OMAN AND HIS EON. NEWT (4)0 (MOW) were both destroyed thousands of years ago. (Part2of 2)(A) (4)0 WEDNESDAY MOPi4. NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS (2) 700 (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "You Can't Lose 'Em All" Lou wins an award but is terrified at the thought of making an acceptancespeech. O21ThEGROe$.Wfl'S MACNElL / LEHRER REPORT 7,30 (2) LARSCU. (4) MATCH GAME ET 0 0 SHA NA NA Guests: Ron- nieSpeclorandlh.Ronettes. © CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Ruth Buzzi, Jack Gllford. 0 DICK CAVET1' Guest: Lill anGish(Part2of2) 500 CLIFFHANGERS (2) (Premiere) Susan Anton, G.of frey Scott and Michael Noun are the stars of three separate wIals in which the hero or heroine is left on the verge of dlsutec each weeic. (4) MOVIE "El Dorado" (C) (1967) John Wayne, Robert Mltchum. A wounded, drunken sheriff and a rancher who parlialIy PWI1YZ.d turn up to trackabandofruffijssskWers. (21*5.) OMOVIE "Women At West Point" (Premiere) Linda Purl. Andrew Stevens. The story of the first women to nter the Uni!d States Military Aced,. my at West Point Is drama- ted. 0 HAPPY DAYS All of Foozie's good friends, ing taveme and Shirley, come to the fallen hero's wake to pay their last respects. (Part 2of 2) (4) RAATAV(THU) (flfJ) 5 LAUGH 0 SESAME 8TPE t30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED NEWS TODAY (2) •0000 MORNING AMERI- 500 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS •MARYT'YLER MOORE •U$STERAOGERS(R) CA S00 0CAM OO fl) FOETEPS(WED) (2) NEWS 5:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA • THE 000 COUPLE 5fl'JfI 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 0 OVER EASY 5:30 M%J. GALS "The Great Caruso" (C) (1950) Mario Lanza, Ann Otyth. A biography of the great tenor who rose to operatic fame. (2 Hrs.) . TODAY 2) 00000 MORNING AMERI- .. — 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES . DONAHLIE :2) •MYTHREESONS 0 MOVIE 9:30 0 TAXI Latka assumes that Alex is going to be hid new daddy after Alex and Latka's fflOthir spend a night tOgether. EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING 9:30 DINE PAATRIDGEFAMILY (4)QTHE P CHASE Top student Elizabeth Logan is mystified when she receives a loweXWfl score from a respect- 9:55 ri Sunday - Noon FridQ ed law professor. i000 020/ ° (2) $'$ CARD (4)OALLINTHEFAMILY(R) (2)(4)00NEWS 11:30 TONIGHT Host: Johnny carson. Guests: Sophia Loran, Joan Rivers, Legends of Jazz. • PARNASY JONES An attorney is killed in an auto accident right after seeing the ghost of his dead wife. (R) ,OA$C MOVIE "Killer Force' (1975) Peter Fonda, Tally Savalas. For the love of $20.million ;n diamonds and a beautIful woman, a security officer and 1030 (4) THE (MON-WED, FRI) (4) Q MARCH MAGAZINE (fifU) 1100 HIGH ROLLERS (2) 0 THE SOLAR ECLIPSE (MOW) •NAPPY DAYS (R)(TUE.FRI) - ---- — - - 4ersonaIs mining camp. (R) PROBLEM? Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous CanHelp $100-$200 Wrl?sP.OBoj 1213 wgocd transportation for light del. work who know the greater Sanford area well. Must be able to work 9 a.m..9 p.m. daily or shift work possible. Apply: Perce Building, Suite 3 3rd & Magnolia Between lOa.m.&lp.m,ciaily Sanford, Florida 32711 PSYCHIC advises on Love, Business I Personal direction. DonationS apPreciated. JAMIL PO. Box 10154 Eugene, 97440. Call 24 hi's. (503)1142141. - DIVORCE-$20.$--Guaranteed. 5T.4) said person Sherry M. Pursell shall Free details; KIT, Box 79L. 1. LAKE KATHRYN ESTATES, be served by publication; it is fur. Legal pompano, FL. 33061, 9114991. A-i ther ORDERED that notice of this INC. -BA(2-19-19).13v Order be published by the United Agriculture Zone & C-2 Commercial WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A zone Variance from 13 it from Stases Marshal Inc newspaper Male" Dating Service. Alt Ages. FICTITIOUSNAME general circulation In seminole roadR-WtolSftfrompavedsurface P.O Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33511. Notice is hereby given that I am county, Florida, once a week for six of road for all mobile homes In Lake ________________________ engaged in business &t 2639 Sanford (6) consecutive weeks, commencing Kathryn Park abutting Laura Street Weddingsby DOT Ave., Sanford, Fl. 32171 Seminole on Feoruary 27, 1979. DONE AND and Lake Kathryn Circle NOTARY PUBLIC County, Florida undr tP).jLctItjgu3 property located in Lake Kathryn ORDERED at Orlando, Florida, this 32036oi' 323-0667 name of BERRY IN RANCE 4th day of February, 1,19. Mobile Home Park. Further AGENCY, and that I iiWend to described as located on E side of (3orge C. Young IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM register said name with the Clerk of Highway 17.92, N of Lake Kathryn Ctiief Judge IN YOUR FAMILY? the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Publish: February 21. March 6, 13, Circle, and 5 of Laura Street, in AL-ANON Florida in accordance with the 20, 27. April 3, 1979 Section 421.30. (DIST.1) provisions of the Fictitious Name OEG-4 For familiesorfrisndsof Statutes, To-Wit: problem drinkers Section $65.09 E. VARIANCES Forfuture information call Florida Statutes 1q57. 1.PHILIP EGITTO -BA(3.19-79). 617-3333o,*iite sig: Patrick B Berry 2W A-i Agriculture Zone Lot Sanford Al-Anon Family Group Size Variance from 43.560 Publish Feb.20, 271 Mar. 6, 13, 1919 ft to P. BOx 533 10,000 sq ft on Lot 112, Chula Vista DEG-I01 Sanford,Fla.32771 Unrecorded Plat, Section in SEMINOLECOUNTYSOARDOP. Section 15.21-32, at the corner ADJUSTMENT Grovetand Drive and Tangerine 5—Lost & Found Drive. (DIST.i) NoticesfPubllcHea,-ing IN THE COUNTY COURs IN AND MarCh 19, 1911 2.JOHN V. TYNDALL BA(3-1FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 7:50P.M. 19)3$V Al Agriculture Zone Foundtacklebox,LkMonroadraw PLOR IDA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Lot Size Variancefrom 43,SlOsq ft to bridge. Identify color I contents CASE NO. 79.3i$.CC'lS.J Notice is hereby given that the 36500 sq ft Ofl LOt 5, BlOCk 2, Chula I pay for ad. 322.6915 aft, 6p.m. STATE OF FLORIDA, Seminole County Board of Ad. Vista Unrecoi-dedPlat,lnSectionn. EX REL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, ivatm.nt will conduct a public 21-32, on Overlook Dr. (DISTi) Lost: Cat. Geneva Gardens Apis JR. hearing to consider the following 3.FRANCISM. HARPER-BA(3. area. Orange I white, w-whlte State Attorney for the Eighteenth items: 19-79)-30V A-i Agriculture Zone flee collar. Ms. to "5y" 223. Judicial Circuit of the State of A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Lot Size Varianc.froml3,SlOsq it to 12,539.O6sq ft on Lot 212, Chula Vista Florida, on behalf of the Honorable CONTINUED John E. Polk, Sheriff of Seminole 1. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Unrecorded Plat, in Section 22-21-32, OF COMMISSIONERS o—.aiikl ca County, Florida, BA(2-19- on Clearview Road and Kiwanis 7).4E- N-i Residential Zone Circle. (0151. 1) ____________________________ Plaintiff, Public Recreation Area for the 1. JOHN E.JONES-BA(3.19.79). vs proposed Midway Community Can- 36V - A-i Agriculture Zone Lot Christian Lady will baby sit in my homeforworking mothers. Near ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT ten -5275 ft of Lot 21, Block 0, Size Variance from 43,540 sq to idyllwilde school. Call 323.4619. bearing serial number Dixie Terrace First Addition, PB 10, 34,527.1 sq ft on Lot 200, Chula Vista 3100010 and tail number Pg 29, in Section 32-19-31, it the NE Unrecorded Piat, in Section 22-21-32, Baby Sifting in my home, Winter NIOlO Q. corner of Williams Avenue and 21st on Cisarview Rd. (D1ST.1) Springs area. Responsible Street. (DIST. 2) 5. GUY E. CROSBY BA(3-19woman. 327-1910. fliferidant R %PtIAI -.-,--. rvrDTun.It 711 liv A.i £npI,..H... -. -- NOTICE OF ACTION DIANNA 0. BLAKEY BAD- Lot Size and Width Variance on TO: Any parties having an in. 19-79)-bE - Al Agriculture Zone EACH of the following Lois: 9-Good n.igs to t terest In ONE CESSNA 310 AIR- Tousebarnastrainlngandbi-eedlng A.Sletroml3,SSOsqftto$,Isosq C*APT beermnu serial number SW kw.st on the NWU. it NWia it ftandWidthfromt50fttollfton: FRUIT-FOR ALE -. Sits sunpl,.,r esiis a their Iedlo 30.5541, ieee t isis Par - Lat$L.lI, 11, EPOCh 1 aPI LeiS 3,.i,.. u CA m-aeis' Ir%s1gns, O,4d eiiCceIsors in In. roadway; also, IessSllO It; also less and 14, Block 7. LAKE MARY, FLORIDA tires?, and all persons, FIrms, and begin at a point 440 ft. Sot the NE SIzeIroml3,S6osqftto9,433sq _________________________ Corporations Owning, Having or corner of said NW¼ of NW'/i of ft and Width from 130 ft to 70 ft on Claiming An Interest In or Lien On Section 30, Lot 1, Block 2. 18-Help Wanted the Above Described Aircraft. thence W Size from 13,560 sq It to 9,252 sq It., thence 5 400 ft., .____________________________ YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE thence E 400 It., thence N ft and Width from 150 ft to SO ft Cli ft. to HEREBYNOTlFlEDthattheState Ihebeglnning;alsoiesstheW300ft, Lot 13, Block 2. CLERK Light office skills with adding of Florida, ex ret Douglas Cheshire, Further described as located ½ mile All lots being located in Cans Villa machine experience, outgoIng Jr. State Attorney for the Eight. E of Tuskawilla and ½ mile Sot Rid Heights, PB 10, Pg 97, in Section 4. personality. Excellent boss. eenthiudicialCircultofthe5tateof Bug Lake Road on Brooks Lane. 21-3i,ofl5.R.4)9,abcutamil,NWOf Florida, on behalf of the Honorable (01ST. 1) 3233176 Oviedo. (OIST.l) John E. Polk, Sheriff of Seminole AAA EMPLOYMENT RICHARD L. LOPER EUNICE H. SIMMONS BA(3BA(3 County, Florida, has filed a Rule to 19-79)9TE 9l2FrenchAve.Rt. il-92)5.nford A.1 Agriculture Zone 19-79)-37V - R-1AA Residential Show Cause In the Eighteenth .Iudl. - To park a mobile home Zone - Side Yard Variance from 10 - (4)0 CBS NEWS - — __••_ WW - — — 12:00 (2)JSOPAv ci ThE 0UI*. ____ Aø '.lieflflfl5 ,,t pTi.cLus NEWS o EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING (2) EARLY DAY (FAGRON$KY AND COMPA- 12:30 NY(MO$) (.4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE cIINEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. (flit) (.14) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) (4)$OMIUS(THU) 0 RYAN'S HOPE too (2) (4) CPACKEMARPIL(FPJ) NOTFORWOMENONLY SNU 6:30 (2)POPI GOES THE COUN- HOLLYWOOD sotunts (4) MIDDAY 0 ThE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0ALLMYCHILDAEN TRY(MON) 1:30 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (2) (.4) 0 AS THE WORLD 'pjpjaj (2) PORTER WAGONER (1, FRI) (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2)THIWIIJURNIROTHIR.S 2:00 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE _______ TIR DALI (2)TH(DOCTOM (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT @YIm'Nu$o(AFNIW 6:55 G000MORNINOFLORIOA NI,IJISON ! - 500 *NOTH(R WORLD 10(NERALHOSPITAL suoiosu (j) ciii Circuit Court of Florida against any and all partIes having an interest in One Cessna 310 AIrcraft bearing serial number 310.0010 and tail number N 1010 Qto show cause why the aforesaid aircraft should not be forfeited to the use of the Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, pursuant to Section 103.11, Flcrida Statutes. You have 30 days from February 6th, 1979, to contact the It. to2.36ft for fre.-standingcarport on Lot 2, Block L, The Woodlands Section 2, PB 16, Pgs 30 and 39, in Section 36-20.29, on Foxrldge Run. (01ST. 2) JOHN LUBENOW - BAD-I? 79)3W - R-1AA Residential Zone Rear Yard Variance from 10 ft to 3.5 ft Ia' pool on Lot 16 and $2311 of Lot 17, and 130.41 ft of Lot 1$, all In Block 0, Brantley Hall Estates, PB 13 Pgsl6and 17, in SectIon 4-21-29, at the corner of Palm Springs Road and Meredith Manor Boulevard. ' - -. - -. •- - U Us... g.e2sc -POii Root - — - __ ___ Lens Mary Isod. (01ST.)) - (0151.1) NOTICE , me sisninot. County - F. APPROVAL OP MINUTES 1. February 19, 1019- !eonlor MadliS AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (Nt. l7-92)Sanford - - - cew, C1*ab I*nad By: Larry isis', leminels county, Fleridg (SEAL) Publ1thFab.1&*p&Mard.p - — - ------ -- - -- - ----- -- 4 -- ----- -- 41—Houses - thisad,andifwewenen't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.100-432.1403 anytime for MANAGER TRAINEE Immediate opening for career minded person. Fast promotions. Good benefits. 323-5176 AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 FrenchAve. (Rt. 11.92)San(ord Full time LPN, 11-1 shift. Apply in person Lake View Nursing Home, 919 E. 2nd St. Part time housekeeping, evening waitresses & part time cook. Apply Days Inn Sanford. MANAGEMENT Experienced in dealing with public, good phone voice, sales personalIty, excellent career potential for right person. 323-5176 AM EMPLOYMENT 912 FrenchAve. (Nt. 17-92)Sanford 24—Business 3portunities PIZZA, SUBI5PAGHETTI SHOP For Sale. Plantation Plaza Hwy. 17.92. 46$-InS. Sanford- 500 5. Oak. Furn. from 59$ month, $25 week. Excellent. Call 3229623 am. or 141-7113. 30-Apeviments Ururnshed 1 BR-$1S4. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323-5670 Mariners Village. Bingo Every Wed. & Sat.. Early BIrds 7:13p.m. MemorIal Hospital, 1101 East Fir-st Lê. . , ... rI_.I,. w, r nn ,u J4 - ---a I• ' addressed to Attention: Mr. William C. Bentley, Administrator. lids received after this time will --- Wvehouw for lease, 16,000 sq. ft. Call 322-1313 or contact Jungle Laboratories Corp. P.O. Box 2011, Sanford, FIa. 32771. included In this 40.A—Apsrtmints& listing Ewnlng Hetald 46—C rnme are returned in d Condition within five (5) days after lid opening Si the Architects thaW oft ices in Odands, Florida. IN lid Secwlly will be required. ' ' ' SEMINOLE Sv: WIN1 ____ 19P0 C, MEMORIAL ___ b Iey, 37,35, Mrct 1, ... I''PJi. •. - FT. LAUDERDALE OPPORTUNITIES $14000 STEN STROM REALTY SELLERS& BUYERS I Property 64-Equipment for YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOME' Rent 7jfl - GET TOGETHER *10 ACRES in Osteen. $22.00 SAN FORD. 3 BR, 2 bath horn DOLL HOUSE) BR 1 bath home in completely Palm Terr. renovated! C HIA, w-w carpet, eat in kit, Fla Rm, on 1g. lot wshade Irees' A buy lot $71,500' interchange. $100000 Terms. TEMPER AGENC REALTOR 322-1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 162.3455 322-1959 Build to suit - our lot or your FHA-VA, FHA 235 I 215. REALTOR - M - 323-6061 or eves. 3230517 to $37 SUPER 3 BR 1' bath home in Woodmere Park w C-H, w-w carpet, dining area, Fla Rm, Lg MBR. patio & Much More! BPP WARRANTED Only 526,5001 LOVELY I BR l' bath home w1g. eat in kit, workshop, scr porch. In immaculate cond. on an oak shaded loll New roof I Wow, lust $35,500! FANTASTIC I BR 2 bath home in IdylIwlIde ol Loch Arbor on ½ - acrot Free term pool, prIvacy fence, workshop, pantry, eq kit, patio, C H&A, 8. Extras Galoret BPP WARRANTED Only 24 HOUR lB 322-928 Lush & cozy describes this 2 or BR home. Eat in the modem ki 1 acre plus & a stately beautiI home for the large family. I 81 2½ bin a country setting. Call for more exciting details. Sanora wit's pool & club houl privileges Is the setting for th luxury home. 4 BR, 2 b & 9 price is right at $15,500. $51,000! - JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LiST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 Firm His Isfolsed l.N,Lanon&Auedilsd.ISC. TeAM In$IaIflagAIewffiFierIda FadNty Wi Need sepk Izpsrls.csd 50 CempSsr Peripherals S Pvlitsr Dosips toiler Mscba&cal Ilmesrs .. PrS$SCt Iheirisk leshesri ,, , Meckailcal 1niissrs .. .. . T.cbmklims Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTY WORLDe The Real Estate Agenc 7135', S. French (1792) Santo 323 5371 CLEAN ASAWHISTLE.2 BR, It new paint, new roof. Larg family room. Owner will assll in finencung. $25,000. ZONED GC-2. 2 BR, 18. Frontag on busy French Ave. Ideal offic or emaIl business location OUTSTANDING. 3 BR, 1½ I Large corner lot. Lots of storag 100 YEARS OLD, 2½ story fram flies to be restored. 2 BR, 1 I Cl home also on properti Approx. 13 acres. $63,000. CHARMING old two story 3 II 1½ 1 home on picturesque Ia Many unique features make thi an outstanding home. 565,95 PRIME LAND. 30 acres zoned ft travel traIler park. Near ii tersectlon SR-16 and I-I. U,dl per acre. INCOME. Going Business wit gees Ia' $35,000. an excellent bingO It, package. relocation asslstance S Is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All responses and InaWl will bsanswsrsd a.. P1*0 contact In strictast coil Idence: NirmsnA.LSVIIS N.H. Lr$IIiAUICIIIS$, INC. ,*s.yvIswOv$vL $lti3$ Ft. FL 333N Arsi Cids (III) U14) news items you will find anywhere. RE OW. ED $2000 for those who demand the Most. 2 BR modern home as over 1600 Sq. Ft. living area I is located close to hospilal & all conveniences. $36,300. - 47—Real Estate Wanted Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3fl-0216. CaliBart Private Party wants to buy a house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 323111$ alt 7 p.m. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7491 —Mortgages Bought &Sokl WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. N. Legg, Lic. Mig. Broker. 525 No. 1 0 Wymore Rd.. Altamonte. $6100 DOWN & MOVE IN 3 BR,? B NEW PAINT, FENCED YD. $732 MO. $ PCI. INT. 5627113 50—Miscellaneous NEED commercial property? i ft. frontage or. SR, room to a pond. SU,30S * ft. sit Late Monroe. Ten acni tital. 5115.056. SIX icres late fs'Int zoned ft Multiple Residence, 51*500. II.rdd Hd heft new $399; Loveseat $14.95 8. up; 7 Pc. dinettes $69.93 I up; Ref. 1,508. up; El. Stove $60 I up; full size draperies $10 & up. Santord urniture Salvage. 17-97 So. 01 S.nford, 322-1721. Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668-8335 BATEMAN REALTY Meg. Real Estate Broker 2631 Sanford Ave. 321 0759 I LONGWOO D•• 3 BR, fenced yard, trees, stereo speakers, beautiful cord. range, ref. NEW carpet. $35000. Will sell FHA-VA. 00FERN PARK-LAKEFRONICI 3 BR, 3 bath, screened porch, seawall & dock. NEW carpet I paint. $I0s. ••ALTAMONTE .• Near Mall, hospital, churches. Lovely 3 BR, fenced yard, Fam. Nm. screened porch. $31,900. CALL US RE-FHA-VA LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOANS SD 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. 6*9, $125 333 5933 Good Cord. 323-495.4 aft. 3:30 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, 1' BATH. MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK & PINE. REDUCED TO $15,900 WITH $3,300 DOWN. BUY SELL TRADE 322 5622 )ll.315E. First St. Work Clothes. Hats, Caps ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. Wanted to Buy 2 Bedroom Mobile Home. Reasonable 339-0509 W. Garnet t White Meg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 332.750), Sanford pl'iced. Phone 668 6909. SKYLiNE 14'w-(ireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323-3200 3103 Orlando Dr. VA& FHA Financing night. Free home trial, no obligation. Mallczowski, Realtor. 322-713. Three lots with Twenty.three (33) orange trees. 322 8141. Lake Mary, Florida 52—Appliances LAKE MARY. Nice treed, lake- FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 130-4133 or 339.4711 eves. KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 53-1V- Radio-Stereo 95'xl7S' CORNER LOT NEAR LAKE MONROE, CLEARED FOR BUILDING. $7,500. night. Good Used Televisions. $33 ana up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. HIGHWAY FRONTAGE ON 17.92 NEAR LAKE MARY. 400' AT $750 PER FRONT FOOT. 40" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, $ track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per me. Call 131-1714 for free home demnostrat ion GENEVA AREA 20 ACRES WOODED ROLLING LAND NEAR HWY 46. 53,500 PER ACRE. TERMS. 5 ACRES LAKE FRONT IMPROVED PASTURE. $1,000 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS. 171 ACRES WITH 100 YEAR OLD OAKS, PINE & FARM ACRES. $513 PER ACRE. RAINBOW SPRINGS AREA S ACRES HIGHWAY FRONTAGE $3,730 PER ACRE. TERMS. OCALA AREA 322-0332 ASSOCIATES WANTED, CALL SILL PLATTE FOR CON. FIDENTIAI. INTERVIEW. AREA ROLLING HILLS I PINE COUNTRY, GREAT FISHING & HUNTING. 35 ACRES AT $1350 PER ACRE. GREAT TERMS. CROCKETT LOG HOMES "LOGS & LAND 00 HAND IN HAND' SEIGLEN 54—Garage Sales Moving Sale Furniture, portable Color TV, Must sell by March 5th. 323-5969. - 55—Boats & Accessories 17 ft Deicraft fiberglass boat I Highlander tilt trailer 5300. 322- $031 after 3:30. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 57—Spoils Eiipment RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. 5$ Scott Reagan 323.$)77 59—Musical Msrctndise Guitars, Drums, Banios. Corn plate. Thomas organs, pianos Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Aye. 322-2255 SPINIT.CONSOLE PIANO Highest grade manufactured can be taketi on small payment balance by responsible local party. To inspect write Joplin Piano, P.O. 50* 3051, Rome, Ga. 20141. Gsrdsn AFRICAN VIOLETS The OreeWsos. 302-9141 24355. Myrtle Avi., Sanford CUSTOM RU lIT HOMES OUR LOT Oft YOURS All CONTRACTORS 301-2151 Sanford 321-0640 P ILL DIRT & TOP SOIL Orlando32l.1577 Call Dick LaCy 333-7210 DsLand 6M335 - --- - -- - BUY JUNK CARS Frorn$lOtoSSO Ca11322-1624; 3221440 ___________________________ * * * * * * * * * Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 3225990 AZALEA PARK FARMS PET TRAINING CENTER All types of Pet Training. Obedience-basIc & advancedfamily protection, auto prOtection & more. LOW, LOW FAMILY RATES. Fully guaranteed or Money Back. Your home or ours, Dellona local (305)571 2898 78—Motorcycles . -- -- - -- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3366or 323 7110 ********* 79—Trucks-Trailers __________________ 68-Wanted to Buy '67 Ford -1 ton39O Isp Inso. d.o.ndable. 4650 Oteen. 3239690 '68 Chevy PU. 307. Original paint, body excellent, wide radials, chrome wheels, new rings, bearings, valves, carb. kit., Hurst floor shitter, all under 1200 ml. 834 05)3 Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, Ihe finest in used furniture, Relrig., stoves, tools. 80-Autos for Sale WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 322 8121. YOU NAME IT ________________ 1916 AMC Matador 1DM. Air Cond., New Tires $2395 Phone 322 8116 I BUY IT --- SANFORD AUCTION 1215 S. French 32) 7340 AYTONAAUTOAUCTlopa ,Hwy. 92, 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Reach, will hold a' public AUTO AUCTION evert Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. lt:s. the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 904 755:. 53)1 for lurther details. ____________________________ 72-Auction - - - - Auction Saturdays 7 p M Sanford Ave. at Hwy. 12F Consignments welcome KelloggsAuctionSates 323-7050 For Estate Commercial 8. R.sidentist Auctions 8. AppraisalS. Call Dell's Auction. 323 5620. - .• JUST MAKE PAYMENTS -'69 tO .. C11 ,331.000 or eai8r). - .' •1111 5 I ___________________________________________________________________________ - Air Cond. & Heating Home Improvements Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 372 1771 _____________________________ JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm. & Res. 372 0201. Beauty Care - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 5)9 E. 1t St.. 3225712 MEINIZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 6717617 YELLOW SAND - - . 1 Man, quality operation $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways - - - etc. Wayne Real, 327-1371 ___________________________ Income Tax Prepared in the convenience on:' your home, 24 yrs. exp. $10 & up 3fl37llforappt. . Free pick up & delivery for all tax : returns prepared in Feb. Co... fidential, personalized. From $5, Ph. 162-4112. 9 am. to 7 p.m.' IIjSgsviDS - General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil & fill dirt, lawn maint. 1. tree trimmlnQ. 'essn'iaking - 323 2945. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 IJgI* Ibuling - Yard Debris, Trash Appliances IMisc. (LOCAL) 3495371 Gronthlga. _________________________ ANIMAL HAVEN dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Heated kennels. 52. Noiobtoolargeorsmall. Complete lawn service Freeestimate. 323-4151 Hon11Clsanfng Brown's Pressure Cleaning. Mildew removed, paint preparatIon. Houses, Mobile Painting Horns Inçrovsn30nts Retired Maint. man. Remodeling, room additions, roof repairs, patching. Ph. 3235343, 3310715. CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR 5.0. BALI NT & ASSOC. 322-$4 Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, i'm, additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free est. 322-1214. PERMATEX COATING I. HOME IMPROVEMENT 531-6139 5314167 - Painting by Anthony Corino txp. naIl pnases Lic.&Ref 322-007) _____________________ ____________________________ DANNY'S PAINTING Interior.Exterlor House Paint(ng Licensed-Insured-Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 322-9140 - P"ingSesvios - ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. Accepted 327-1501 Pressure Clesrng WOW WASH ON WHEELS lfouses,MobileHomes,Trijcks Comm. Bldg. 671-1055 PAINTING, CARPENTRY & CABINETS ______________________ 323-012? Trs Ssrvtcs INSULATION- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 3211005 or 904-7346700 collect. - __________________________ Homes. 534.9535, NEALTY BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" ___________ 77—Junk Cars Removed 5hpherd Pups, Reasonable Call aft. 5--7 wks. old 32) 9136 - C.ranc Tile TERMS. secluded country living, fenced, inciudes grove. many shade trees, 1 yr. warranty. $77,156. - 6565 or 322 0701 Televlslon-23' Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 131-1711 day or HOMESITE 014. OSCEOLA NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. 54.500. VACANT, zoned to construct 2 duplexes. $1,500. BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED 01.0 HOME. 3 BR, 2 bath 1973 Dodge Van. 6 cyl Straight shift, $2195 Phone 322 5116 - matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92 So. of Sanford. 3225721. SANFORD Building site cleared, 854125, wooded area. $3000 each. CITY -- ON SALE - NEW Iwin sIze box springs 1. mattress $23.93 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 - GROVE. ACCESS TO PRIVATE AIR STRIP I 350 ACRES OF LAKES. $2,000 PER ACRE. $19500. Siberian Husky puppies, AKC. 7 wks.. Blue eyes, Bl & Wh or Silver Grey. 1st puppy shots, not kenneled personal care, 1,1505200. Visa or MC accepted. 322 51—Househokl Goods 5 acres Lk. Sylvan area. Best Terms. $20,000. William 60 ACRES FORMER ORANGE REALTOR. MLS 3235774 Day or Nigh ends. keher-Cintractor. .Ctnrislmas Jay-away, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. Ion $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo,,Vil% taKe trade as pert payment, Call S31-)fll day or to ocr. tracts. St. Johns River access trom 5,400 p.r ocr,. $150 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary R. Tribbte, Realtor, 3056688696 & 1301026. Eve & wkends 901-734 5964. PANAMA 76 Chevy, 6cy1 auto van Customized inSide & out 830 52)7 - - -- -- 322 5791 We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $650 was -- -- OFFICE & HOME, most confortable home In Lk. Mary wspace for office, beauty shop, what have you. Zored comm. $11,900. Immaculate 4 BR, 2½ bath country home on 3+ acres. OffIce or workshop in garage, shade & fruit trees. Warranty. - - Queen size bed w springs & mattress. Custom made drapes 831-7961. _________ __________________ 6S--Petsipplies 'Cash 3224l32 WILSONMAIER FURNITURE Seigter Really, Broker 321-0610, 327-1577. 665 $335 43-Lots-Acreage - __________ - Used Kenmore El. Stove, 42—Mobile Homes EUSTIS AREA 339-0501 . Auction Saturdays 7p.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 127 Consignments Welcome Xelloqgs Auction Sales 373 7050 Paying $15 mens, $750 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any condition. 323 1684 Oriental Rug SANFORD AREA TM DIne (1) housilsiP, new) SI 2b ISA. ww carpet. PS lid, * 6* days, 133-1111 eves & w for Sale Spc. BR suite new, $239; 5 pc. LR REALTORS PARK - rental property. Everythnin r client has Clanilied Ads are the smallest big view 100*130. $10,000. ANYTIME space. C.HIA. $29,900. A Mai.r Cemgetor All or part Fairway Prop. 323-6040. Sanford 3210640 COUNTRY LIVING I BR 2 bath home in Lake Mary w-C H&A. w- Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our N insenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 5181 ______________________________ Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your waltet! 10*60 Comm. Bldg. Sanford. BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2139 5. Myrtle Ave., Sanford WE SELL HOMES! WHY DONTWE wcarpet, Great Mm, OR, eat in kit. All on a l'.7 acre lot! Also add. 1 acre available! Pool planned & Man-i Extras! Just $72,500! Nicely landscaped, coi fireplace. $37,500 FHA Term OFF ICE SPACE-Sanford 200 sq. ft. to 2100 sq. ft. SEIGLER REALTY .. Mema'lal fespital ! ressrwsmerl,NtoreJec,anye,ail :, s, irreglariflesor :•. WermiIltI t si..,. to me ste aver tine allies' if it Is in : IMIU BY ORDER OP ADMINI$TIA- ' TON HOSPITAL Graze your horses. Has w behind (Pool). Under $15.(X with terms. REALTORS - .' I:--: pas* will ha refunded If each ;. 3 BR, 2 bath honi with 4 acres on East SR I * MODERN LOW Down Paymen! Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprises, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 644-3017 NEAR AUTO TRAIN, BRING FOOD 8. MOVE IN. COMP FURN. FRAME HOME IN EXC. COND. SC PORCH, WORK SHOP, FRUIT TREES. SEE IT NOW AT $73500 FISH CAMP with restaurant o St. Johns River. Terms. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 51 0 *STOP SUPPORTING Land lords. Build your DUPLEX Bldg.Cthi landscaped 61x135.7 city lot with utilities available on paved road. Convenient to shopping ONLY 57500 All you need is a site plan. Will subordinate to Const. mortgage. IF not ready to build, excellent INVESTMENT. OWNER will FINANCr VA-F HA.235.COflV. Homes 7S'x130' Splendid Apt. Bldg., finest location. Four spacious 2 SR units, all rented. High yield. Good Investment at SIL000. Realtor ML$. 333-3711 322 0611 "I Keen Your TEMPER' DupzssforSaIs call: AFTER HOURS REALTOR 322-9214 "DEAL With STEMPER' If your club or organ. izatlon would Ilk, to bi 2524 PARK DR. 322-2115 RESULTS. w-S' brick wall for privacy. Vei close to shopping. $37,900. 37—Business Property -- wayirprooting exteriors of.•. buildings and are approved by the Manufacturers of the waterproofing materials will be accepted as Bidders. The materials to be used and application methods shall be required to be guaranteed by the Materials Manufacturer and Applicator era period Of not less than , (5) years. Contractors fltit can conform to these requirements may submit I;• sI ii previous simUar proiects performed Wthemuntheiasstiv.syearsto, by m oe or their ,d Representative. All prequalllied dsta shall be submItted fifteen (iS) p(s' to lid date and time sit . opeiing is lids. Qualified • hI notified bY mall. will be spaid publicly. , Drawings and specificatIons may : be examined at the Architects' be bY : dIting $30.05 for each sit Of Oscumenis with the Architects it me isesewing iresaee: Stevens-Wilson & Assoclatsi, . Inc. 333 Lawrence Avenue P0. 50*1605 'a CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE $69,900. week? This is an ideal way to Inform th. public your club activities. Jon Hunt l.alty, kic. -. or formal DR. Situated on 3 lo 2411 Adams Ct.,quie$, ig.3 BR, top cord., clean, range & ref., nice wooded lot. Avail about 3-1, 5275, lease *31-2542. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322-211 not beaccapted. Only Prequalified Factory Apwnoie ousineas - - REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES 3233910 Did you know that your club or organization can appear in this listing each week for only $3.50 per . 322.1517 322-7117 IIALTY 3 BR, 1~ b, pool. $323 me. $150 dsp. Avail March 1 - The Seminole Memorial Hospital proposes to receive Lump Sum Bids for Refurbishing the Exterior of the Present Main Hospital Building. Segregated Bids will not be ac.-. capted, The Seminole Memorial Hospital will receive sealed Lump Sum Bids up to 2:00 P.M. 1ST on March 13, 1979, at the pres•nt Seminole EVENINGS 322 0612 1011111 - ADVERTISEMENT FOR SIPS We have buyers. Homes, Lots & Acreage needed. Call for Free Appraisal. *40 ACRES Near I-I & SR 32 —Houses Unfurnished Legal Notice WANT '10 SELL? Myrtle Ave. 1 BR furn., carpeted, $110. Landlord pays all utilities except electric, clean. 3239040, $111. Meetings Buslness-7:30 lstTues. - 7' M41 ('J1,/, [;'vl/ 3236591 ASSEMBLY MECHANICS - BUILDER. 322-2217 FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT Vacation time is here...get what Must haveowntoois, excellent Co., good benefits. Immediate openings. 323-5176 AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (RI. 17-92)Sanford . New 233 Homes, 1 pcI. interest to qualified buyer. $21,000 to 531.000. Low down payments. 323-7832 South of Sanford you need for a happy time with a Classified Ad. 3 BR, l"7 bath Valencia Ct. area. Completely tenced corner lot. $23,750. Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. C ha per 30 Hwy. 17.92 recorded message. limited. Tony Coppola School of Real Estate. 613-54,'). 12. 323-0163. s. Per senior Citizens, Downtown, very clean I roomy. See DISABLED AME RI CAN VETERANS - - neat appearance I drivers license necessary. Cooks helper, full time. Call between 9- REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR 31—Apsrtn**s Furnished , __ career you wouldn't General Rest. helper, P-I days, Prepare for your Real Estate exam. Classes Starling Feb 27th. Enroll early as class Size is HAL COLBERT M. Unsworth Realty NOTICE Lit's ii HONEST Cede.niticeiaherebyetvonstiatme This public heeling will be held in BeorditCeni, Commhoionsn will teeing en tine $emlto CswWy Courthome, 1 1910,P*IIC it 7 5ML a' Sanford, FlerNe. en Mar01 1L . *a.ftoras peesible in Isim it it?1SP.M.eraesesnmereaRos'a the Seminole CaumSv Cswlliesu Written c.mmeats Illed ElliS 1e cens*r rise Ina'eesss tsr Seminole Cablevisles, affectiitg the hasic ONkeeIffieZseslingCesrdIn$ur mentinly service charge, the considered aM P515* * recenfiuclien charge, d the it tine public hear wilt ho .-- ersily, Ifoatlegs may be IFSf.mIdIeis charge within the urinca-peralsi irons it $aminele csatinsi trim P1* eatussiry. Further Walls *101st: . IYat'flIU IT CIIIIIIS 113-43* *1501w H. SeclIhJr. ____ 394, ClWttots,IeS,dit kniinelo Ciwity Seerd lOAd. fl.JAM1sC,OWENS— MIS-IS. P0)I4TE *4 ?1cNs'g lamePIJ1: February 391115 Te pork a mehils hems en the $i Of - - To peddle LIL general commodity freight from Orlando to points in Central I So. Fia. 'Tractor & driver must meet 0.0.1. Specs. Call wk. days toll free 1.500.4327021 (or Lynn Brim. ' - * FiIhiI dsea*eO on I basche N lOLl. Msn left sNeittongisti .. -- Fun lob. 323.3176 OPE RATORS work, varied hours. 323-5176 AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (RI. il-92)Sanford room quiet man preferred. 332.2329. 114 _______________________ DES K CLER K Will train if sharp I good with TRACTOR-OWNER CASH lEN Must have experience, steady . - — UIWS SNIMI YNI 1009 TASTE $SSSSa.SSSSISSSSSS. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that the Corporation engaged lit bUlinlu 51$ Hwy. 17-fl, Caisulberry, 33107, Seminole Plaza, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name ot PORT O'CALL. RESTAURANT, and that we Intend ft to lift to construct a teivils ciuit toregistefsaidnamewlffi ttleCleit extend beyond the front bIIding Of the Circuit Cosis'?, Seminole line on Lot 2, Block C. Sanlands County, Florida in COuntry Co* Estates, PB 1). Fl 16. the provisiens of Ecirdance wills the PIdIfies $54 1.21.10, an Palm Hill Name Statutes, To-WIt: Section Drive. (P1ST, 4) 16350 florida Statutes itsi. 12. HERSHEL 1. HALSEY poet II Cad Re5$want, ilK. BA(3.1?79)ISV R.1AA 0-S-APartOfcait tnte Za - L Width SlI:JackiMarr.w.pres. Variance from 5005050 ft dlii LoS Duane P. Sewen ix. V.P. Size Variance from iiiig sq ft Angels T.Answo4ecy 7ANsqftanLoSW5leckQknd Replit f the W * ft it Tract 1 PubIjils: Feb. 13,30, .37, March 6 sps, PB Fl SectIon 1.21-10, en $fp'g (01ST.)) ___ d& Magnolia Between 10a.m. 17 p.m. daily -- - — mehils tame temporarily *lle Om0WdiIlPieWOeenIhe $21330 it N 1711.1 OS it NEll. W it Labs ...•. rwbw,u.I,,,yu,qJ to 7,315.00 sq ft and Lot WIdth virianclfromgofttoUftonLotii, , ii, nepsay sI Tract $7, Springs, PBS, Pg 49, In SIC 11.2139, on Willow Grove AvenUe. (P1ST. 1) DANIEL L CèRN - IA(2.19. IbM Residential ZOom. -RearYardVariancefroenbonto$ ft and front Yard Variance frOm 30 * ROGER 0 PRIWITT SA(3-10-75) -1111 - Al Agriculture Ze - Ye perk a H - DRIVERS ----a £n&i. . - -Lo$$izevari.ncefromll,PsJpott — -. station promotion programs. Mustbeabletowork9a.m.3:30 p.m. or 4 p.m.-? p.m. shifts. — 19.fl).17f I -Al Agriculture lane - Ti pork a mobile hems en 114ftof14191$it$I1.kless$11110 itS33SftitI30ftot$11.et$ecslea 17.30.30, an Cochran Read ½ mIle W it Hlghwey 46. (DI$T.3) S.NOWARDL.D1$ARGIjI,IA(31979).11T1 Al Agriculture Zone - To port a mobile home en the 1½ Of Lit 363 Slid 1*0 it 4, OP. $wops Land Cimpeisys Addition Is Black Naawneck. PS P15 130aM ill, lit section 11.39.31. sit lniaisrc. street. (01ST. 2) S. LARRY 0. HERMAN SACS10-75) STE *4 Agrkidtin lens Ti poit a r home an. flveacreleldeoedaslalA. 17 in section WIS.3L en Olcieli I .----------- --- - -. Pahn Springs Drive and Rebirt Street. (P1ST. 1) BA(3. 10. FRANK J. PARKE 19-79).32V-R-1AA Residential loge — 3ossIuysJ5,sd dtassIudossrd — g . WEEKLY W.nassIIma,vwoOf. ---w-pleas.ant telephone voices to work w.speclal local radio — — - - — c' PrIvMa Recreation Facliity on thu following described property: Begin 50 ft * it NW lntensedioqs ii Turkey Gully Creek and SI, Johns Rivis', run N deg 30 miii I to river, NWIy along rtverlllftforPOl,ftlonc,NWly — $1006300 - 41—Houses 41—Houses - Nice Large sleeping Nurses, RN'S & LPN's, Aides, Live-In companion, short term assignment. Homemakers UpJohn 625.0636. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 FrenchAv. (RI 17-92) Sanford - SALESRECEPTIONIST Mifligiflient position with fast moving co. We need aggressive sales Personality, voice, gOod pensonaIltySalary + CQinn'i, Cdl C'il 332.117L (0151.3) 9.RAYA. ERICKSEN-BA(3.10. 7E-IOV R.1AA Residential Zone Rear Yard Variance from 10 ft to 7 ft for screen enclosure for pool on Lolslatd9,lessElOftandLcf 10, IsIs 1 90 ft, hock D, $aniando sri. Trcs 4. Pi I. 0 41. I.i ft W Ii CL of 0ev, LitiStopoint WOO FOR, E ISPOR, in Section 22. 19-32. Further descrlbedes located N of 0eCOOla Road on $1. Johns RIver. (01ST. 3) 7. RAYMOND 4401US$ - SACS. RLITI DINNER INCIUOU office duties I drive van. Challenging position - good fringe benefits. Chauffeur license & typing skill required. Send resume & qualifications to Box 13, c-o Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, Fl. 32711. — along river I _, S. SARA R. HARRIS - RAtS-iS. R.1A RESIDENTIAL 79)-34V Zone-ResrYardVariancefrom30 ft to 23.1 ft for an addition on Lit 13, $.p, PS ii, Fl $7. In .ictlon 19-31.29, on Sear Lake Terrace. - REHABILITATION program seeks indivIdual desires to assist clients assume (01ST. 3) (P1ST) 2. 6 GREEN CASTLE BAKING, INC. - SA(3.1-19)-7E - Al Lorkuitur. inns LOCAL — — — - — g. —Q 323-5176 — (Renewal) on the E ilOft (less S 125 ft of E 100 II) of SW 'k of SW¼ of NW¼ of Section 20.21-32, lying N of S.R. 119, Further described as ½ mlieW of Fire Tower, ½ mile E of Seminole Flying Ranch Airport on SR. 419. (0151.1) SUSAN B. LOGAN SAD-l979),I2TE - Al Agnlcutture Zone To park a mobile home on the 1½ Lot 302, OP. Swope Company's HononableHaroldF.Johnson,Coun- Addition to Black Hammock, pea, ly Judge, Seminole County Court- Pgs 1101111, in Section 232031, at house, Sanford, FlorIda 32711, if you the end of Stone Street. (DIST.1) have any def.nsss to assert to this BOSSY C. MASSEY - BA(3action or claims to file against the 19-79).14T1)-A.lAgnlcut$urelon, forfeited aIrcraft. Otherwise, the To park a mobile home on the SVi aircraftwlllbsforfeitedtoffi.uwof of NE%4 of NW¼ of $11.4, East Of the Sheriff of Seminole County or Willingham, in Section 17-21-33. sold at Ps*IIc Auction. Further described as West of WITNESS my hand and seal of Chulvota on Willingham Road. this Court on the 2nd day Of (01ST. 1) February, 1979. LJO$EPHD.W1LL,CO*- 5*1319-791.111 & 39V -M-1 IndustrIal (SEAL) Zone - For RediMix Concrete Arthur H. leckwith, as Clerk it the Court Plant and Height Variance from 35 By: Jean 1. Wiike ft to *6 ft on the N½ of Lot 3, ceputy clerk Shuman's Addition to Eureka Board of County Hammock, P5 2, Ps 52 (less nia Commissioners, railroad R.W and thaw ft LW Mv Seminole County SR. 419. FurTher descnIbeds Publiih: February 3,4,7,1,9, 11, 12, loCated in Section 37-39-30, ½ mIle 13, 1, ,10, 19, * ii. n, a s, Soutti of 17-IS on SR. 419 on the SE )5,27,3I.Marchi,2,1,3,4,7,$,9, 11, COffla' Of High Sti'Nt and SR. 419, P10-25 , Experienced fuii time cook Apply inperson Holiday Inn, Sanford — - - woman, references, own trans. Benefits. Sweetwater Oaks. 1690539 opening, full time, steady work. - — Housekeeper Full Time, Christian - ___________________ STOCK MAN Grocery Experience, Immediate .' . COOKSIl I Several immediate openings for right person. Light experience will put you towork. 323.5116 AAAEMPLOYMENT Apply in Person Holiday Inn, Sanford . . - Waitresses Wanted — .-.,- . PSINFLAT1ONCRAMpING YOURSPENDINGPOWER7 Sell Avon to help fight back. For details call 441-3079 - -. p' . ASSISTANTMANAGER Must have grocery store background. Excellent potential. immediate opening. 3235176 AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (Nt. 11-V2)Sanford Local Mig. Co. needs an experienced person to assist Plant Mgi'. as a Production Expeditor. Excellent opportunity for the right person. Mail Salary requirements & lob history to Box 13, c-o The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, Fl. 32771. ,si. — -. . — — - ---..--.-.. - Wanted Immediatelyl no experience Work at home excellent pay. necessary Write American Service, • Park Lane, Suite 127, Dallas, Tx. — — ________________ — - — AFTERNOON 5:53 rtj-$ , — . A-C HELPER Mechanically inclined, prefer some experience but will train. Steady work. 323.3176 AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (Rt. 1792) Sanford _______________________ Dog Groomer, all breeds, full time S year around, fully experienced no other call, 3n52. — _________________ We need an experienced MATURE ONLY Maintenance man. Full time. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent, 930 MeiIonvliie Ave. ___________________ Notice ____________________ WEEKLY We need S well mannared people Phone 617-3333 — 11:58 9 Mercury Motor Express needs owner Operators & multi. contractors to run the East Coast. Home on weekends, advances on each trip I fast weelily settlements. 1 yr. over the road exp. required. Call Beck or Bob Bevls toll free 1 500.135-6572. EOE. -- OFAMILYFEUD - __________________ — (2) (12) WHEELOFFORTUNE (4)0 LOVE OF LIFE his sidekIck lead an attack on a 18—Help Wanti OWNER OPERATIONS FACEDWITHADRINKING - 18--Help nted - _______ — — 18—HeIpWan$d __________________ ___________________ — 11:30 ________________________ — A-i Agriculture Zone and in default thereof the Court ffl 42E proceedtothehearingand.diudica. Request for Six Months Extension tion of this suit as if Sherry M. on approval granted October 16, Pursell had been served with pro- 1975, to allow off-street parking on cess in the State of Florida, but only the following described property: Begin 300 ft E of NW cor of 5½ of to the extent provided for by Section 1653, Title 2$, United States NW¼ of SEIi, of NE'I of SectIOn 19. Code; it further ORDERED that all 21-30, etc. Further described as 4.16 parties claiming interest by, acres located on Highway 17.92, N and E of Lake of the Woods S.D. through,underorauainsttheafore. - uuu.I.U•IUU ) ___________________________________________________ - (4) UPBEAT . Noon The Da Before PubllcQtion — 9.A I ___________________ — 0 ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU ' . .3$c a line " 3cons.cutivetimes 7 cons.cutive times..... 33c a line S:30 P.M. S :00 A .M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon . — I) 8T'JOIO SEE (MOW, 'PJE, MOVIE "The Seven-Ups" (C) (1913) Roy Schelder, RIch. ard Lynch. A group of crackshot police detectives relent. Iessly pursues a gang of dospirat, felons through the sfreets of New York. (2 ilrs.) y* — , ROOKIES Identical pastry from a bakery. HOURS — 0 MERV GRIFFIN wealthy Souttern oil heiress to 0 THREE'S COMPANY Chrissy accidentally eats Jack's entry in a baking cornpetition and substitutes an iflnse ................ 43 c a line . 725 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA discover the identity of the author ofaslanderous letter. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. — •BEVERLY HILLBILUES . (2) NBC MOViE "The DrownIng Pool" (1975) Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward. A private investigator Is hired by a Winter PQrk i: — HOGAN'S HEROES (4)0 FRIDAY MORtIING (FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI.. MAN AND H ERON. (.2) ThE NEWLYWED GAME WED,FRI) ®OTHURSOAY canget MINT (MON. ING (WED) 5:30 0 LAVERNE S SHIRI.EY Lent n falls in love with a beautiful girl who Is taking him for all she 5:30 •aEcmjccOWpAp4y MORNING (4)0 TUESDAY fljE) which c4)•u'A•s•H(R) MONDAY MORNING - 8319993 3222611 — 330 Tuesday, Feb. 27, 1979-38 Lepal Notice p TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed & in. $4Jred. FREE est. 543-1147. hiffy riding lawis mawir, S lip; ti utIlIty trailer & garden tools. 3024114. - I A �I aLONDIE 40—Ev.nlng H•rald, Sanford, Fl. HERE ARE THE MCNTHL.Y COMMENTS MORE TNN SL*GESTION BOX by Chic Young Tuesday, Feb. II 47 Chosen 50 Nothing but 1 Cereal grain 51 SpanisgoId 4 Small bills 52 Ell ACROSS NOT ORTEP4- ES RETIREMENT R0 15 Buddhism type 'A 63 Cut of mest 64 Objective BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker / I NO, V MISS BLJXLEY IS THAT J ALL. YOU HAVE 10 P0?) iJ \ ( SIR ) 1 I ALSO HAVE TO BRUSH ( MY HAIR, BUT I'M SAVING THAT FOR AFTER COFFEE BREAK ) 'C luou _________________ THE BORN LOSER state (abbr. I .——— 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ——— by Art Sansom ——— — " — 23 '•" UR(OPY HAVE 127 28 IT 131 — — 21 32 33 43 47 2-27 ARCHIE WHAT IS, THIS IS MR. DISGRACEFUL! WEATHERSEE? ISN'T THAT AWFUL 7 AS DEFACED THIS WALL ITH HIS OH, RIBBLING! MV STARS 7HE MISSPELLED WEATHERSIE'll, IT SURE Is--- DUMB, AND TURKEY AND DIDN'T PUT A COMMA 86TWEE N FAT AND DUMB OR A PERIOD AFTER MR. k\ \ - 45 46 ——— 48 49 50 52 53 54 — 58 b Bob Montana 44 42 — 51 °" LOOK- SOME VANVAL 34 35 36 37 41 59 60 — 63 50 57 61 ____ 64 ———— 62 — — 65 • — —— INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I 15 A DUM FAT HOROSCOPE 9 R By BERNICE BEDE 080L EEK& MEEK For Wednesday, February 28, by Howl. Schneider i979 WIN AT BRIDGE each one well. LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) There is something you've already mak a dKiallon on so why waM. uwar ____the __ Iaa . Tdo ad ? You'll thes lay out some concise plans your fl Know where you are heading. VIRW (Aug. Zinl5ept. 22 PISC (Feb. 20-March 20) Teeming up with a bold and You'll have the enterprise and daring companion today rnI,t courage today to be able to go do your cautious soul some after the material goals you good. We can all learn seet Set your sights high. How something from others. to get along with other slgiij is LIBRA (Sept 23Oct 23) one of the sectione you'll enjoy Think things through in your 1979 Astro-Graph thoroughly today, - or you could Letter. Get yours by sending 11 jump Into something you for each to AstroGraplt, P.O. iou1do't. You're a It BOX 419. Radio City Station, pulsive. Youlil be looking for N.Y. 10019. Be an to specify easy Outs. birth sign. SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. 23) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be willing to take the command TAM the Inlitisti" today to do AM lead the way for c"wkws what must be done In situtions today, so you can show them impOrImt to YOU- 101111111"d Of how to got things done quickly depending w others to " ouit and officintly. YOUR BIRTHDAY Febrairy2$, 1178 2 5 * -. 9 - - ____ X III 6 7 - '•. .. I - 4. — , - IC#'II I ASC D1tD say Mt VVI BATH TIME, SWEETHEART! I I-AdL PILN L • . BRUSSELS our mrw L TO THE PRICE PLAY IN C5 TOYS, WE THE TUB- MAY HAVE STOP IT.-, comE N! 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 -. .% � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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I. • 71st Year, No. 184—Thursday, March 22, 1979 -S EXPLOSION laA 'Sounded Like Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents ROCKS. -SANFORD-.Fountain Of Flames Lights The Night Sky End Of World' One person thought It was the "end of the world." Another thought It was Miami under attack and that people In Sanford were feeling shock waves. Still another thought It was a massive car crash, It was none of those things which rudely awakened the Sanfordites about 1 a.m. today. It was anexplosion, maybe two, coining from one or more pdroleixn storage tanks on Laurel Avenue In downtown Sanford. Authorities early this morning still weren't certain of those The explosion rocked homes within a five-block area, power was knocked out for as long as two hours as firefighters battied the resulting I3IW. Today, authorities dill were trying to -piece together what caused the explosion or explosions and still were not If there were any nearby structures damaged by the blasts. Those who did hear the ex. ploslona described their experlences this way: Marcia Harper, employed by Federation of Senior Citizens of Seminole County, 311 N. French Ave.: "All l board was a boom and tbosht ft was the and of the World. Than police telling us to get out." The Harper home is acrose the street from the scene and sustained minor fire damage. "It's hard to describe. It's Just one of those frightening tlth'igi. I wasn't hurt, Just plain scared." Deborah Allen, housewife, 117 S. Laurel Ave.: "It shook my whole house. It woke my husband and nothing wakes him up. I thought somebody might have dropped a bomb on us. When I woke up my first Impression was they had bombed Miami and we were feeling the shock. I could see red reflection (from the fire three blocks away) all over I could hear people come out of their houses so I knew It was something near here." Arthur Owens, retired, 206 S. Laurel Ave.: "It shook the whole house and woke me up. I went outside and heard the second explosion. I ran out to see and saw It was that tank that blew up.! didn't know If we'd have to move or not. Gi Tango, visiting from New York, 417 W. Third St.: , was Just It terrible. I thought it was a bunch of cars smashed together. I didn't get out of bed but my son went down." Anita Lou Buenzle, Evening Herald classified dept. 605 Magnolia Ave.: "The explosion woke ma up and I really and truly thought It was the Methodist church at Fifth and Park. I woke my boys and said, "You'll never we a sight like this again, It's the Methodist church.' "So we did get up and go.es it. We stood On Laurel and Filet because of the had and we decided not to go any farther. "Later, as they walked home, she said, "We were picking up pieces of metal (blown from the explosions) and we even found a piece In front of Wlebolcft'a (camera store, 210 S. Park Ave. about five blocks from the explosion site)." By MAX ERXIIZIAN Herald Staff Writer I UllÄS UI Evl*dence Is In' ' sit S WILLIAM LAYER offers advice rigni are origin of explosion SOMILayer By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Seminole County School Superintendent William P. Layer will be presenting to the School Board at Its meeting Wednesday his recosnmencWlons on the proposed Inclusion of a mandatory "family life" course In the curriculum of the public schools, kindergarten through 12th grade. "All the evidence has been presented," Layer said today of the put two school board meetings, including a 54 hour workshop at Lyman High School Wednesday night that was adjourned at 1:06 aim "The problem presents Itself rather clearly. The solutions to the problem might be in disagreement. What I will offer is in the best Interests of all students and persons connected with this," Layer "I'm going to recommend a well thought-out solution to this that probably will be satisfactory to nobody," he told the school board and the more than 100 '4tIzens, clergymen, parents, doctors and students who attended the Wednesday night workshop. He declined to say today exactly what his recommendation will One or two explosions of undetermined origin at 1:01 a.m. today at the Seminole Petroleum Co., 202 N. Laurel Ave. In Sanford resulted In a fire with flames lootol5o feet ln the air and rocked a portion of northern Sanford. The explosion occurred Just after Karl Yost, 62 Mullett Lake Park, had finished unloading 1,600 gallons of petroleum from a tanker truck into the plant's storage tanks. The blast reportedly knocked Yost to the ground. He had been standing In the parking lot area near the corner of Laurel and Fulton, a short &tam from 'Susie' relaxes after busy evening the explosion, at the time, according to a spokesman for from the fire which followed the Unit on patrol, according to the Sanford Fire Department. explosion from his home In the Ellenburg. Other than that Incident, no Mayfair section. The billowing flames that Injuries were reported, When he arrived at his office shot like a fiery fountain from authorities said. located down the street from three of the four storage tanks The plant has a storage the Seminole Petroleum also threw gas vapors to a capacity of 60,000 gallons, facility. Burns said power was house at French Avenue and according to the spokesman. off In his office and he im- Fulton Street, according to While the exact number of mediately cranked up the Ellenburg. The vapors caused a gallons of petroleum being generator to power the minor burn to the outside of the stored at the time of the ex- emergency lights and the house, according to Ellenburg. plosion Is not known, fire of- televhone switchboard. The flames on the house were ficials said they feel the plant mis morning members of the quickly extinguished and the was near capacity. fire department, the Florida house soaked with water in an A burning power pole at the State Fire Marshal's office and effort to protect It from further xplon site — Florida reeaetdMtysa of the plant's damage. Puwe41U* to da.enorØe Irance company were still " UIitoly has bean slng the line at 1:15 am, causing an Investigating the cause of the about Susie, our dog," said Mrs. area ranging from the Rand blast. Linda Afford, wife of Jim siding down First Street and "The explosion Is still under Alford, owner of the Petroleum over to the county courthouse to investigation. We don't know Company, "She's fine." Susie, be without power, FP&L'a the cause," said Firefighter who she describes as a District Manager Scott Burns First Class William E. Ellen. 'junkyard' dog, has been a said today. burg. watchdog at the facility for six Most of the area was back on The tanker was still hooked years. the fine at 2a.m., he added, and up to the storage receptacle, The office staff had moved power was restored completely according to Ellenburg, when operations from the damaged by 4 a.m. firefighters arrived, facility to the bulk plant office Called out fr; the emergency, The explosion was first at 904 S. Persimmon Ave. today Burns said he could see flames reported by a Sanford Police See FUEL, Page IA To 0ffer 0 Family entail. Meanwhile today, principals of three of the county's high schools said while a family life program Including sex education as outlined by the county chapter of the Alliance for Responsible Parenting, appears good, all opposed the mandatory concept. Canton Henley, principal of Lyman High School said many of the subjects Included in the family life concept as presented by the group is already being taught in various courses at his school In Longwood. He noted requiring a mandatory sex education class as such would mean that some other course would have to be dropped from the school's current program. Noting requirements for graduation from high school already Include three years of language arts, two years of math, two units In social studies, two units of physical education and one unit In science with elective courses making up the balance to total 20 credits, Don Reynolds, principal at Seminole High School said If sex education becomes a course, It should be an "optional type "I hate for anything to be legislatively mandatory. The subject should probably he offered but It should be an optional type LIfe PrODOs a I ' 11- - thing," Reynolds said. It would alJobea better for Ittobe taught to d&SM corn. posed of all boys and all girls, rather than mixed. I don't think mixing the classes will work. It will be embarrassing to some If required," Reynolds said. "I'm not for mandatory sex education because I think a lot of parents have strong and legitimate reasons for opposing It," said Darwin Booth, principal of lake Brantley sthooL"Sez education should remain the parents' option of whether It will be taught. "II parents do not want their children exposed to sex education, they shouldn't have to," Booth said. At the same time, Booth said, he believes the program suggested by the parents' group is a good one and should be available. But having six education as a mandatory course would also mean that more teachers would have to be hired for the Lake Brantley school, he pointed out. "If any special course is taught to the 2,100 students at Brantley neat year, aside from the today's curriculum, It would take at least 25 new teachers. That by Itself is not the way to go," Booth said. DON REYNOLDS optional Is best Dobate Ends At Dawn mideast .Peac, e Treaty Wins Knesset Approval 1 Voted Prose WsrusUene1 With. show of han4 Iael'i Kasiest (parliament) today overvingty the fret pears Uy between Ab Md Jew in mou hory and cleerad the way for a historic sigalig ceremony in W&iigt, Monday. rmbdw PNN Was M4 along only border, ae Dufones se Ease Welm placed espeon alert big the Jordan 'ur ad the Was Hlgi' frut w rIs, the dMrus no sid tedey.__ NI ay sisosa said M oeri Arab oppo no of the testy, '.ciuing OHN I" and Palsiunien - guerrilla groups, may try to absent because he is serving my actious along time In jail for bribery. thefrosdleri before the treaty ls The vote of approval on the EgbrasU testy came nearly at dawn and clhnav,d the longed debate In the Knst's history - hoses of -, bsats4 arg met among 110 ''$ors. "We're going to sigo a peace treaty with good will and W11 Mn. Min Moso n Begin said shuOy More tw ate. "We wet to fni3l every word on which we sigo." had been aspedet thtbeend,$depldlNVdedfE tw pact, is agalet, leer ab. stained and ons member was Washington's commitments to Israel - both political and financial. 7% signing cormony Wang wbWuletl for Monday at the White House. On Saturday, Egyptian President Anwar Sedat leaves Cairo but will spend the might gid In Spain bef ore arriving inWaahthgtonSimday, held AprIl 2, a week after the Wed Bank of Jordan, Gaza Begin told the Knemet Sadst Washington atgrthig, "so they Strip, Syrian Golan Heights and sent him a message In which he aiso East Jerusalem. coincide would not said' Fools' Day." Speaking to the Egyptian signing ceremonies In Cairo Assembly, Prime Minister Not all the sup in this tr,.t and Jerusalem, both on the have been resolved. Dsyan ... same day. "All of us together want to achieve the gssl," Begin sa "There is us men hemen, one - peace With God's help we will ratuenfrom the signial and say to our people, 'We have You peace" He said would went them the Egyptians .iw " mint reach President Carter Im. isr.snit on mediately hailed the Knead vets, laying it "upeke with a netarn Sinai oil IIlda Cafro T velce board wood thswcrldam withis tile voice ofpears." monthe; JirJim is kideig Foreign =or Mocha AreadTbeCIse ..........4* Horoscope ................. ot*foinlne. iA Dayaa left for Washington $'A Nuptial ...................IA wIthibissoIthsvolstowrap Calm-sar . VP details of treaty's ,ItthtVy Wsdaeaday it Mill Ytiwi the 'M' and a side agrsumet IA treatise a flit Map toward fill between Israel and the United ROOM ................... 4"A Sports Taleviales ................MA IsrasliwIthraalfroni 1006 ft States spelling out Deer fiby ................... in M War od" - ___ rk "This autonomy will be established and will exist on condition that there will be security for the state of Israel," he said. "Let's give this a chance, as an experiment. The Knesiet vote marked a in the Wet Bank and Gaza persona' victory for Begin, 66, will 'vetially develop Into a the former guerrilla leader who Pal—tW Mate." spent, most of his political we in As for EDptIan fees that the the oon. Israel will try to sabotage the Chastised as a nlgM ai kvk penferth,p,. be nonetheless M "We w us of wO a to bmt ig realise this Israel's previous five prime and enable ow *na neighbe - bo 1 Tfl1fl1tJf 5 eVer could a formal tres1democratic, peace pact with the Jewish Noun salt state's most powertui ftemy. �2A— EveflIflg $era, Sanford, Fl Fuel Explosion Rocks Sanford I- V V ORLD IN BRIEF Gunmen Kill British Ambassador In Netherlands THE HAGUE, Netherlands (UPI) — Ganinin today shot and killed Sir Richard Sykes, the British omb'n1or to the Netherlands, and his butler, police said. Police had -no Immediate eqftmft of the motive 'dilth apparly-w1ee. men who escaped on foot. The gimmen struck as the ambassador was leaving his home to go to the embassy abcut9 am. (4 am. EST). Sr Richard was hit Just after he entered his limousine outside his home In a suburban part of The Hague. Police said three shots were fired. One hit the am bsssador and another struck his butler, who was holding open the door of the automobile. The chauffeur, who was sitting at the wheel with the engine rwnh%g, took both Injured men to a police station and than to a hospital when they died, police said. According to evidence received from the driver, nothing was said during the shooting and police had newsy of knowing whether It was pethapo the result of an abduction gone wrong. (Continued From Page lÀ) and telephone calls were being automatically transferred, "We are not out of business, we're still going full steam," said Joe Terranella, controller, "we don't keep that much gas stored there as It Is not our main bulk plant." Gas not needed In their own stations was stored for wholesale sales there, he said. It took fire-fighters two hours to bring the blaze under control, said Ellenburg. For those two hours firefighters keptpiaater on the tanks In an effort to cool the Intense heat that had built up in the fire, according to ESenburg. After the fire was cooled, Ellenburg said, foam was sprayed over the flames and petroleum to smother the fire. Ellenburg said safety valves on the storage tanks were activated with the explosion allowing gas vapor to escape. That, he noted, kept the tanks from blowing apart. One tank, In fact did come close to rupturing, said Ellenburg, when it developed a slit in its seam. That resulted in gas pouring out. The gasoline that poured from that cracked seam was immediately covered with foam, according to Ellenburg. One of the four tanks remained completely undamaged except for charring on the outside, said Ellenburg. Throughout today petroleum from the ruptured tank will be pumped into a tanker truck for transportation to another location, according to Ellenburg. ~ The fire department is keeping a pumper truck and two fire fighters on the scene to safeguard the transfer of the petroleum from the storage tank to the truck. In all, eight pieces of fire equipment were used to combat the fire, including a county truck and three-man crew. The city pressed its 65-foot ladder into operation to hit the flames from the air. In addition to the three county firefighters, a dozen Sanford firefighters on dut were pressed iiitcr. an 3 offduty Sanford firefighters helped battle the blaze. The build upof heat in the fire extended the possibility of another explosion No estimate of amages was available today, company spokesmen seit a Condemned Man's Attorney Seeks Execution Halt MONTGOMERY (UP!) — Acting In defiance of their condemned client's wishes. lawyers asked the Alabama Supreme Court Wednesday to halt the April 6 execution of John Louis Evans III. Attorney John Carroll of the Southern Poverty Law Center he contends is a iWLYiWrjEror" In an effort to overturn Evans' conviction and death sentence. Carroll admitted It was the last chance to have the Evans conviction set aside by the state Supreme Court, but he did not rule out possible relief from federal courts. He asked the court to consider the failure of Circuit Court Judge Joseph Hocklander of Mobile to explain the elements of robbery to the Jury In Evans' 1977 trial for the robbery and murder of a Mobile pawnbroker. Evans, 21, told prison officials he was "disgusted and mad" that Carroll and another lawyer are trying to block his execution against his wishes. Carroll and attorney Al Pennington of Mobile took the action as "friends of the court." SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) — Police today fod the body of a Salvadorean coffee "II11 nIITS kid. upped by IdUst rebels who also hold hostage two British bankers and a Jopene.. bnin, The anonymous phone caller who told reporters where tO find the bodyOIErnedoU,be.ujdhe would call bad later with latormatlon about the other kidoap victims. The rebels bad threatened tollli Lisboa, 72,u wall uB,ftlah bunkers Ian C. Maul., 49, and Michael Megaton, 4, and Japan.. iikiq n 5 Takakas Suacki, 10, unless Oak demands were mat by p m. The bodyofUebs top cofte,izpostlng firm In Salvador and honorary Israeli consul, was found inside a car abandoned ina sparsely populated section of the Moneerrat neighborhood south of the capital. The kidnappers, members of the candiedine Armed Forces for National Resistance, had drnmd,d the relies, of five political prisoners, Immediate settlement ' I;I ê.tII,..-; .. .._':•. : " '•• ,.1 * :-; :• I I •- ' 'S.. •,:' l• . ( I' i •i .. I. • ,.-t p.. , S i I I ., ... Y. . ! ( .. L., up.., .4, J.,. •, •. 'S •i . . .t • ._., . p.,. 3? Boxing Injuries Kill Private i . • .' 'p .4 .. - .). ) u : .. , d''( •ft. .. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) — Cuban native Arnaldo Maura, an Army private from Fort Bragg, NC., died Tuesday of train Injuries sustained in a boxing bout last Thursday, officials said. Maura, 19, was hurt in the third round of a Southern Golden Gloves tournament fight with Johnny Bumpus of Nashville, according to Golden Gloves director Ace Miller. Miller said Bumnpus landed "a abort hook to the head," AM that Maura staggered to the ropes conscious but unable to continue the match. A refree Mopped the fight and Maura was taken to his dressing room. Maura later said, "That guy Buinpus sure hits hard," according to Miller, and then began vomiting after complaining that he wasn't feeling well. of various labor conflicts, publication of a revolutionary ooiniinimlqus and an widlrlo.ed ransom from the families and companies Involved in return for the lives of their capikea. Rebels Extend Deadline Space. Shuffle Gets... Off Th,e Ground EL PASO, Texas (UP!) — Thunderstorms that had grounded The shuttle, bolted atop a 747 jumbo Jet, Is weather sensitive on to Eglin (AFB In Florida) and the Kennedy Spaceflight Center. the space shuttle Columbia five times In the last 12 days cleared because of temporary tiling installed to protect Its aluminum enough today to allow It to make the first leg of an all-day flight to skin. A spring rainstorm centered over south Texas Tuesday "But we can't be sure because of the possibility of more rain," Florida. Field, he added. "We're really flying by the seat of our pants on this Wednesday forced the shuttle to remain at BIgI Air The shuttle departed at 8:05 a.m. (MST) Just five minutes adjacent to Fort Bliss. behind schedule for a 90-minute flight to Kelly Air Force Base In National Aeronautics and Space Administration spokesman The shuttle was to have departed El Paso Wednesday for Kelly San Antonio, Texas. Jim KUkOWIkI said bud weather and a slight erosion of the tiling AFB, but thunderstorms continued between west Texas and Space agency officials, with an eye on the clouds 500 miles has forced NASA officials to change and rechange flight plans. Florida — the shuttle's final destination — and a T.38 jet trainer away, said they hoped the weather would allow the craft to con"Once we got to San Antonio, well hoped the tiles and look at dispatched from El Paso to San Antonio Indicated there was no tinus to Its planned destination at Cape Canaveral, Fla. what's required next," Kukowskl said. "Hopefully It will then be chance of clearing. . holding hostage in a bank unlesal authorities sillow them to seek political asylum at the Mexican Embassy, a police source said. In coordinated actions, heavily armed Sandinista Nitlo'taj Liberation Front guerrillas also attacked National Guard outposts In five cities Wednesday, reportedly kift at ;In _ Lone Gunman Robs blew up a sugar mill, leaving about 3,000 people without Thee, was speculation the three Sandlnhtas hid betthud a attempt to rob the bunk and were forced to take the imestages, Ixing If women, to avoid being killed or captured. Sundimleta guerrillas have robbed a number at h.mfr. throughout Nicaragua during the past two years to finance their civil war agth Prodded #J'P Some, but they do ad normally take hostages during ___ ___ ___ - thedem lip for • - ,, ___ ___ ____ Ptt Is .Msud a a oldi In i IsoiJorland district that would be taken over "a"'*ee" 111118" prostitutes win have reese ___ ,,in otrbildiags. 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My 5 - - -. ..- - - - .' - -. • - - a r t' • - . . - - •- -. - •. a . •. • a...................... . - • ., - • - .— '- te — - . -. ...4• .4 Al' Captain Video Dies ETIREMENT ACCOUNT Alone, Forgotten For A Tax Advantage In 1978 NEW YORK (UP!) — In a the last several years. He would was aired on 165 TV stations dingy, $9-a-day hotel room have been 67 on April 18. For a from 1949 to 1956, will never Wed with memorabilia from day his body was unclaimed In again be aired; they were sold the days he was a children's the morgue. for their chemical content hero, Al Hodge died, alone and several years ago. On Wednesday the medical almost forgotten. After leaving "Captain examiner's office listed heart He was the voice of the Green fflw stemming from Video," Hodge told an interHornet on radio 40 Years aW emphysema and acute bryn- viewer In 1977, "the jobs got and In the early days of chitielas the came of fewer and fewer. I couldn't television he donned Captain even get a Job doing a cigarette Video's space helmet and To Hoe's only child, Dime commercial. Captain Video piloted the spaceship Galaxy Johnson— a product Of the smoking cigarettes? People around the universe, blasting of his three marriages he was would be shocked." a hero who thrilled her with his villains with his dim gun. In the following years, he Two decades later, all he had "terrific memor back y" in the found work as a real estate left were his memories and a days of live television when she salesman, a bank guard and a live-In companion In her 60s, was 8. security guard. "He rarely ever would make named Alice. Last year Hodge hoped to Last month Alice died in flfr a mistake," said Mrs. Johnson, make a comeback in a film t Ina Manhattan of Cincinnati, who's 37 now, called "The Killing Sea," but transient hotel where lodge married and the mother of associates said the role never kept trophies if his glory days. three daughters, materialized. Hodge took to drinking She last saw her father during heavily. His Ufa was filJedwjtJ a trip to New York in January. loneliness, the hotel employees "I reall y didn't know him as 'aid. He had few friends or well as I would have liked," she visitors. said, "I think be missed being , ii Monday they found rn In show business." dead i Room 322, his home for' The films of his show, which _ .,.' - NDIVIDUAL - And...Uarii Interest Too! 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Mad, Pasnem, Ga. ad IMtesd, of the agacy's _*'—' Peas secretary Jody Powell Amed with a repotilan as a RekeitOMbe, Ms. 2 foidj four ie, Mrs s. jIM air,lIri. r1 1d Carter accepted the abilled w---ger, Seismus run at GSA. lel. OW, like SONy, . ___ - .. GSA MAZY D1111J. Mrs. Vera Fladurs, wider p iim , Ldw st Mrs. Mary'S. lilI, 79, of Mary ad Mrs. 'da Paik, would hi to U rod if the piekns. las Mary, died W*..lIiy. Marietta, Ga. lots aCt Whits flame ides aid prints- Bees be (Be, CoedI, Ga., abs Brimem Feral Home-PA Is ly he rsuLred ti sad cemsin L Mary in iNS from Is charge 'l," ad to y P'ta, ____ r1JlJV.5I sr, _a.,ul*ee ..,.a.. 11. rs* psti'o su .. JvIj WISh. PS ISUND MISa ss.a, Min*i. $*.OlI YSor• it p Is,ij1uar u,o liar.: -• 1111111114 AREA DEATH. _____ Us., 0IIN) '- WASIUNG(ON (UP!) — Jus- charge of the criminal division, lice Department officials feel so and Deputy Attorney General sure a grand Jury will Indict Benjamin CIviletti. Bert Lance they have begun Department ciikials, citing setting up a team to prosecute the weight of evidence compiled the man who served as In the 1&mor*th Inquiry, said Pre4e'4 Carter's budget dl- approval should only be a rector and closest adviser, formality In this can. sources say. Sources said a team of Department sources said prosecutors is being selected to Wednesday prosecutors plan to draft the specific charges In the ask a grand jury In Atlanta in Indictment and, presumably, to about a month to hand up the carry through with prosecution criminal Indictment, also In Lance's home date. mbig other defendants In. me Atlanta Journal said a valved In alleged mihindling furpec' team was of bank funds. being selected. ftaaldthograd There previously hid been jury is ad expected to ricanreports an Indictment would be yen, before April 34 and no sought neat week. indictments could be obtained Is was__ forced to resign In before than. UTI as head if the Office and The Journal said Lines's and Budget be- attorneys have begun case of di.ckeires about his preparing a define for lbs dssógeesbeadoftwoGecrgla former - president of the he and Ms personal fina- National k if Gloria, slit problems. Bell, as Pr144 Cuter a Sources cauW',d that any personal friend of Lanes, has proposed Imlictmit mad be either excused himsiIf or withPhilip Heymanu, drawn from virtually all ipprovid idaM itloensy general In aspects if both la,odlgatiris. ____ -- slT$$ _________________________________ AMMONS $mecL La Mn. a ,WI. LIIIIanU Sese 0. Prwmsn SS$C$USU I. wiuss ismis AØIss Seers. Hurtala. Sorv M11 N. SeeN ., Alineen Oem, Ditlisi YVem ItWlir lever C. MWIL Se.iv i• WASHINGTON (UP!) — Wednesday to end his same- r.4i'ion "with rat." Us utole Serge T, Cbeamv, Oneni. City wr,s, _____ - ' . - HOSPITAL NOTES . • ___ Plane Cras Victims Burled to Iron Bridge near Oviedo. diversified experience in both an unjust burden of excessive with the city of Orlando Kast's salary was set at publicly and privately owned costs in their water and sewer treatment of sewage it tran. $20,000 annually in addition to a utilities and also has many bill." smits to the plant. $1,500 annual car allowance years of financial experience. Under the transmission Cost of constructing the while the law firm will be paid "The people of the corn- authority concept, the cities transmission lines is to be pail ' $35 an hour for general legal munities the authority will and the county will continue at the rate of 75 percent by the ' work and $50 hourly for serve deserve and demand operating ieir sewer line federal government throagh -: litigation. Kast's salary in efficient government," Kast systems while purchasing from grants in aid with the Casselberry Is $19,521. said. "My pledge Is to achieve the authority transmission and remaining 25 percent con Stenatrom, Davis, McIntosh that objective so that the people sewer treatment service. The struction cost to be (inancv-1 and Julian has worked with the will not be called upon to share authority will in turn contract through floating a bond iSSWe transmission authority since Its • beginning early last year through McIntosh and Colbert. ffs i me two attorneys prepared the .. MI leiilai4sm ..,.. -LL1 Cesgelbirr~ftr lidl Grier, the Seminole and Orange either Kenneth McIntosh or Bill .• counties' legislative ' Colbert uL the firm will be delegations. To Open An MILTON KAST providing legal advice to the Kast said today he has asked authority. sewer systems if the cities if authority members to meet The transmission authority Cuselberry, Winter Springs, with him next week to discuss was created a year ago by Winter Park, and Maitland and duties, responsibilities and siec1al act of the Legislature to the adjacent unincorporated details of the position. float bonds, construct and areas if Seminole County to the Among his qualifications for maintain the wastewater proposed Orlando regional the job, Kast noted he is a transmission lines linking the sewer system to be located at certified public accountant with I .. Said Certain ___ Under Study ByDONNAESTES Hersld8taff Writer Milton Kaut, Casuelberry's finance director for the past three years has been appointed executive director of the South Seminole-North Orange Wastewater Transmission Authority, and is to assume the duties of that office April 2. At the same time at a Wed. nesday meeting In A4 the authority named the Sanford law firm of Stenstrom, Davis, McIntosh and Julian Its legaIc nrtljngto SAVE '40 on this Lance Charges ___ ___ these A hotly ikjutid for ng I ence _Store C onveni By MAX ERKILETIAN large yellow car stopped to give Nelswanger reportedly told tamed by breaking the glass In '1d'ilal ____ . shoot Herald Still Writer him a ride. deputies. However, the lock a window on the northside of the Wednesday. ing at his home A ione g*senan robbed an allRussell was taken to was faulty, he noted, and the structure, according to Mark D. Ryadyk 19, ll night More clerk of an mi- Palmetto Ave. In lake may doors could be pulled open. deputies. Fourth Street, Chuluota, determined amount of money at but the men refused to let him TOOLS TAKEN reportedly shot hhnseff In the the Sfllii-Ellfl stare about out of the car, according to ieves took assorted tools A Quluota man was In lift leg while Th mmlnlng a .25 OSS mil, south of Sanford on Detective David Higginbotham end a tool box lati Tuesday or satisf___ actory condition today at caliber revolver at his home U.S. 17-91 t me trio than went to the ut a.n sometime Wednesday from a Winter Park Memorial about 9 p.m. Widaseday, ae-Store clerk Joke Pitts was on Goldsboro section of Sanford. 1972 Chevrolet belonging to Hospital, following an ac- cording to sheriff's deputies. duty at the time. where one man left the car. The Thieves swiped 25 sciffolding Ro"i Borkhardt, 24, of 791 A store spokesman said it is other two kidnappers took jacks, valued at $2,110, from a Iiwood-Like Mary Road, policy now to have Russell to a wooded area near construction site at 211 Dyson L4)DgwOOd, according to more than ISO on hand after 9 Osteen, according to police and Drive, south Seminole Cisjgy, sheriff's deputies. h p.m. robbed him of his watch and aomnetbne Tuesday or Wedi me tools and tool her were Pills rind on his shift cash at knife-pout. needny, according to deputies. valued Collectively at iodll early this monilng when The remaining pair then The site is plumed for a new according to deputies. ' he was relieved to be In. kicked and best Russell, ac-- Safeway grocery store. The tools were bw'4, the box tanlewsd by 8118011111011111 County cording to l4lgglnbothoin and STEREO, TVTA&EN In the locked car at the time if F001111 Funera service. were at the plans when the ask ocsheritlu deputies Investigating left him In the woods. Donald L Nelswanger, 33, the ft, notaill d*utkLThe today In Dallas, Tea., for the cur. rid. The four were at. the ems. Russell walked to State Road 2027 Crat itoa, Southwest car was parked in Boekhsrdi'a four family members with tnplthg to return to Texas EIDNAPPU4O, ROBBERY 415 and hitchhiked back to Seminole County, reported driveway. Sanford ties killed In a Ilgit from a Colorado ails15 trip James Eugene Russell, 20, Sanford where he reported the thieves struck his home CARPET PATCH 01 cridi near Aspen, Cole., wheal Sunland Estates, was kid- robbery and abduction, ac- sometime Wednesday nlgjg. Thieves entered a home In cur&4 to liq'iuslVs aunt, napped and robbed at knife cording to police. The thieves left with Altamonte Sprthp lit. Wed Killed wire Joke E. May, the pOut alliS In cash and a watch me car used In the crime Neiswanger's stereo and niedsy end cit 20 apsare fist pilot, Ms simugIr Earl. May, Mrs. H. K. HIUIDs if Sanford, aai 1 p.m. lYuesday, ac matches one used In a rape case television, valued ccliectvsy out at the carpet, according to 17, Mi sum, Davila May, 25; ad £191071d at the siçervlaor of AN if cording to Lake Mary Police, which occurred In the same at $1,200, according his aon-In4aw Rkhard yder. sheriff's dspitl. Russell reported he was wooded area whore Russell was Entrance was believed to The Incident occurred at the May WM the husheati if Mrs Higgini said May hItchIk1ag at Lake Mary robbed, according to police. - have been mad, via a doable hose of James Wads, 37, * StiVhiiil, Mabns. May, the ,l,t* developed engine sverdneurU.&17-91when SCAFFOLDING JACKS door, The door was locked at Utile Wekiva, aid dapitlet do4hterofawombem.d trouble i4 contacted the s.ma be en older model TAKEN the time of the Incident, Kitty to the hems w oh rmsidM lode,d,Mrs.ZarlJ. Mrfieldteuyhswssrstjmijag Ambrose. there bit apparedly the plane _________________________ Mrs. ad her Y dcfe.I*Uatoa UvSd in Tius. She wus not z PUL ___ - SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP!) — Nearly 2% years after the Chowcttlla kidnapping, the administration if Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., is Mill trying to figure out who should get a $10,000 reward he offered at the time. Madera County Sheriff Ed Bates says the 21 children who were kidnapped should get the money, but the attorney general's office hasn't made a recommendation yet. "Everyone talks what an outstanding job we did," Bates said. "The truth Is the kids dug themselves out of a hole In the ground. They and Ed Ray, the bus driver, cleared thörnselves out. "They said 'We are the kidnapped people, here we are,' and they were the ones who testified In court" As for the money, Bates said he "had to remind the governor and attorney general's office they had made a reward offer. They said they didn't know anything about It,,, On U.S. 1742 (thndsp, The guerrillas also struck the towns if El Viejo, a,laIg.1p., Lion, and San AMNio, wher. they ROTIERDAM (UPI) special "Ero& _____ Reward Offer Remains Unpaid - MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) — Three leftist guerrillas are threatening to kill 11 pusons they are Eros Dii trkt Nsr Id PhHss by The Vløcsii$ Foam was sprayed on nearby buildings to keep them cool Sanford, County Firefighters fought blaze To Demolish Gacy Home CHICAGO (UP!) — Cook County is seeking court permission to demolish the home of suspected mass 'murderer John Wayne Gacy, contending the skeleton structure poses a danger to Investigators. The suit, filed Wednesday in Circuit Court, said excavation has weakened the foundation and supports of the home and further investigation at the house cannot continue mdli the building is completely torn down. Twenty-seven bodies have been found buried under Gacy's home In Norwood Park Township, northwest of Chicago. Two others were found burled under other parts if his property. Three bodies found In nearby rivers also were linked to Gacy. •' r, ___ Kast Named Wastewater Board Director IN BRIEF Kidnap Victim Killed Guerrillas Hold Hostages F 0 1 IT I-o-W A Plan MARAWJ pgjj (UPI) — Miil,n rebels Ignored pleas to release a kldoapp.d American missionary so he could attend Us wife's funeral today a4 In fact, have not Informed him of her death, thurth officials riposted. The kidnappers satended by seven days, to AprIl 4, theIr rpaa$mftber!— at the Rev. lle$ 0. Veal Vector. I ____ ad the Philippine government have refused to mad the ransom dma Van Victor's wife, MW, 49, who died of a stroke In the Manila hospital, was to be burled this eflernoon at Cagayan 1. Ore, 40 mile, north of Marawl. Thursday, March 32,1171-31A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 22, 97 flow. -. SANFORD PLAZA - -. Open daIly 10 am. to S p.rn."Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 pm. [1 -n' .....! �Evening Heiald (01111141181-111111) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Cods 3113223111 or $314003 Thursday, March 22, 7-4A In an effort to cut the aznomt of fraud In the food stamp program State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R Lcngwood, has lztroduced legislation urging the U. & Congress to allow the date of Florida to unplunent measures to verify and check Information furnished by persona applying for food stIIflPS. Presently, Brantley said, Information such U social security numbers and earnings history cannot be verified due to the rrldlons of Section 7 of the federal Privacy Act. The privacy act states: "ft shall be unlawful for federal, Mate, or local government agency to deny to any Individual any rigid, benefit, or privilege provided by law because of such Individual's refusal to disclose his social security account number." Due to this restrictive language moat fraud cases are not discovered until the applicant has received one to two macthe worth of food damps, Bradley Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G IORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 HcmeDellvery: Week 78cob; Month, $3i5;$ Months,$1$j0; Year, $31.00. By Mail: Week, II cots; Month, $300; $ MQ'4h5, $0I0; Year, $4000. any _______ 2 ,'.Taking :. me Risk TTo Ensure The CIk By DONNA Effn rvival At times the United States seems to betaking : two steps back for each step forward In dealing with Its energy problems. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission had ordered the sbutdm of five nuclear power plants in eastern states because of an apparent error in the safety analysis that went Into their design. This c put a sudden new burden on oilfIred power plants at a time when the country Is being called on to conserve oil in every way possible as a result of the I= of supplies from Iran. At the same time, Standard oil CO. 0f Ohio (Sohlo) announced It was scrapping a $1 billion N PIPeUne project to carry Alaskan oil through a terminal at Long Beach and then via pipeline to the IMidwest. The absence of such a distribution system Is reducing the benefit of Alaskan oil as an alternat1ve to Imports from the Middle East. Sohlo says It is abandoning the project because of "endless government permit procedures" -not the least of them the long hassle over the Impact on ; 0~iair quality from offloading crude on at Lang Beach, :which has a serious air pollution problem to begin ,w1th._Soblo says It was faced with obtaining 700 : '-different permits to build the terminal and other facilltles to ship oil eastward through a pipeline formerly used to carry natural gas. Frustrations like these suggest America is "'laboring on a treadmill In trying to keep abreast of energy requirements. The country needs all the lower It can draw from nuclear reactors, yet we P have laid down regulatory standards which Inhibit conversion to nuclear power. Although at least one :U.S. senator thinks the shutdown of five nuclear ants would be an "asinine" move, given the nature of the problem Involved, the NRC has a mandate to put safety first in every case of doubt. America's energy needs demand more oil wells, more teflnlnals and pipelines, more refineries. Yet oil production and distribution Is Impossible without risk to the environment and risk to the public health from air pollution, and our lawmaking bod ies have insisted that these cw ikisratlon. be satisfied. Mw result Is cites a regulatory stalemate. What are the acceptable limits of risk In the imdertakings which are part of our technological age? That question is not given enough debate. The probability of simultaneous failure of all safety systems in a nuclear power plant Is calculated in astronomical tam, yet that risk rem It Is, Is dominating the dialogue about nuclear power. The amount of on that-has fouled beaches from on spills Is relatively small In relation to the huge volume transported by sea and produced from offshore wells, yet that risk controls most of our thinking about oil operations. Risk Is part of our lives. Some 50,000 Americana will die In auto accidents this year, posing a statistical risk we ccept every time we get Into a car. 1ser.spoaiIbIle for establishing the acceptable risks In gogra ns might take a cue from the National Acy of Sciences, which studied the risk of getting cancer from saccharin. It concluded that the risk Is worth taking by people who would sifer a greater health risk If saccharin were net available as a sugar- ow the United States Is risking slow strangulation from uw= shortage, a risk which increases with or cancellation of seine gyproject.Ontheothers1deofth,,caJ, the risks that go with ft production of energy. We Will never find our way ad of the woods where ensrgyisconc ill n.dmkeswspsg this, risks In the Orowoutivivi and decide which ones are worth 1011 damp office and could d1minde oowdless fraud cues Immedately at the time of application not monthsand sham later. "Na procedural check Is presently used In the gate'. Aid for F'nI1les with Depenmt Qillth'ei Program (AFDC) since the verification procedure was implemented prior to the enactment of the Privacy Act In 1PTh," he said. "Na procedure of validation of social security numbers and earning, history has saved taxpayers thoinde dollars In fraudueg '4aims," Brantley said. BrWy's till has n been asdgned a number ber to the House Health & Rehabilitative Services Committee for consideratIon. ot funds Is unlikely because of the lack of penalties. "My bin requests Congrea to amend the Privacy Act by allowing dates to verify Information submitted In the application for food starricis This verification can be made by computer In the food ANGL E.WAL TERS At The Seminole Coix-dy Young Republicans are hosting their annual fondue party it 7:30 p.m. at the s& p r-t*tpy Qsh Republican elected offidss will be special guests and the public is invited, A complete assortment of steaks, cheeses fresh fruits and desserts will be served with a variety of fondue sauces of cheese, caramel, marallows, Bes cb cbssed "ime.va" will be mikh4 a ipiclal ap. pearance at the Cueciberry branch lthrwy In Seminole Pius at I am., April II, &thg the spring school vacation and students from kin. derg, tlrsi elgI grade are Invited to at- "(m Vadsr" is a êmüe "battle for safity" sponsored by the Snb 01e County DepSthSIIL Beau Taylor of the sheriff's department presents the program along with Vtfll athST Mmdi "Bleep, Slop and Charlie the Frog." The program teaches kindergarten tirough . RI . about helping hanth, dengsft strangers, respecting the sciiooi ieaty patrol clficers, great croming aid pedestrian safety, bicycle safety and watching out for each ather. Parts of the program, maid librarian Jean Rhein, may be frigidening so parents of younger children should stay ikeing the performance. __ - VIEWPOINT IIUGHT OF(.AM, zro 15 WRITITNIKIM FE S'#ULD BE CøVE.... t There' s Where Relevancy And Why? \ff By DON GRAFT ____ ___ ________ _______ -J ____________ ____________ I ____ K I U _________________________________________________ BUSINESS WORLD cated 'Mandarins ' Ponald Reran supporters and staff, but Reagan liIlq challenged by an angry Crane — denied t het By LeROY POPE anyone cilctid With his C"PSIWI U UP! Business Writer A Threat There's trouble in Yemen, and It Is serious enough to Invite limited American particIpatIon. But it before we get Into that, there's a question which may need answering for anyone to whom lids development comes as news: Where's Yemen? Yemen Is actually two co -a nomad a scigh. (Is this formula for conflict beglnthig to sound f1llhI? ?) Both are located In the bum southwest COrflerof the A1abtasj p _ __ ,nIi5uJa. The north, or Yemen proper, Is thoi*M to have ___ So*dhsrn Yemen Is a considerably more recent arrival In recorded history, bid Is today the more i---: contro's s lhtbbig the Rid and Arabian seas. me two yemens are essentially ma people separated by different colonial a. north past The owed allegiance to Turkey Mtn 1911 Southern Yemen was the British colony of Men from 1139 __ nce. AM that essentially eqdalns the current acquiescence of the middle management trouble hi Yemen. Southern Yemeni supported profelionala." responsible. and siçplied militarilythe by Soviet Union, is He said it remains to be seen "whether the backlog a c.inpslgn a American business Is doesn't rally matter where the the conservative NEW YORK (UP!) — deofthenewAmerIcanmandacube goverom atclthenori which La cr4 supported &W g!et The newspaper lie busbies becoming too "profmsicnalized," creating a met without subversion of the risk-taking, profitprWlng t. Crane Is nothad Imb's first victim; highly by 8 Aja IJpjS"bie.. economy by seg offkleiq..ee criteria on which the And this, espIjjj w the United States Sin. Edinisid & Mile and Ida wife, Jane, along concerned only with advancing their own In- country's business system long has rested." with Batty Ford, have likewise been subjected to teeMs, nit with t comes In. With Iran Mill sending cit he public need, a prfrii p, 61101 r5W0,iiIlIIiI a vtsl. Ner I. Cr likely to be Maidarbi refers to the clue of k'1ak reobtlaeay shock waves, Wa.hlnCon Is I4 wisaw U_r.Mprof,or .sys.. • ry"led In the (" wider cenoeraid about the r' 1lati subjected lb Dr. Eli Ghiaberg, mi on the hU been an eà c 'whose I Odna gm such frem4 Mid from being the SaUdis lid neighboring Arab states dill more or to every president since Franklin D. greatest power In the world to one of the he.. pro-Western. Southern Yemen Is seen as the But that ifoean't make It tolerable. And the adviser li p In an article In weakest. ma d e Uni0i4mdsr Is not the only publication in the Scientific American m*guln,. po1bi, spearhead of a Soviet campaign to Some Japnw. critics have been clAimbigfor undermine COIIMrVUIYS regimes throughout the country which Is willing to play fast and loose H H.e sti airt of saying Americsin busbies. the lad few yeas that American business Is With the facts for the sake of a titillating stay. Is developing "the old school tie" being dominated by "take-It-easy," nonIn recent yeast the line between gossip he Defense Department has mentality that put British society In a strait- Innovative profeulonal ezecitivos and this Is a decided to send U.& personnel to assist the good reporting he. all but disappeared. Jacketseveral That Americanerderprbi has become tl1l.b.,g Politicians have suddenly become fair game for JJ arms, which are be the case In America. lea competitive In the world. ___ the most flagrant Invasions privaci. with already an route. Around the Pentagon, pleat. Nevertheless, said, "an soProf. Wfllbi,n Zucker of the Un&vars*3r of the oral standards of proof applied. de cr be the American team as "ad. de ad s i prece4l Newspapers and magalnes that wouldn't since World commitment to higher education" Pumsylvarda's Wharton School also depict's. the visor,," a term with mco,nfortable connotations War II has transformed American decline hi the number of entrepreneurs, Li. self. cithe Vistumese experience. They are military dare piihii aliegt1ons about a business and allowed a clue of profeloiiallued employed executives. He conducts cocrau at fInwIal dealing without pslie " candidate's g Instructor, and the stated b*-*Ion Is to bring middle Managers to "succeed In usurping the Wharton hi how to start and run your own them borne within less thai a year. and documentation biith,l report — In decision mIkIP4 power' In the national econom- biaeu. colaniw aid on the news pages — even the ft mlgtd be sooner If regional efforts to end idabiWinent. "When we teach erdrepreneurW courses," he f1 ioet rumors of peal PCl1ON. Arab League has 'lb. new professionals and managers are said, "weds not attempt to mold anyone Into an de coniuict succeed. Some Claim It Is all part ci the 'post- pat,mtJay more of a tbreat to cutrol In as mediator, idling spa Instabl, for of U.S. entrepreneurial personality. biteed we describe disicsagen Watergate morality." Balderdash. Watergate 1 and arranging a memMg In had abeolutely nothing to do with the private 'duatry then are the trade uc" Ginsberg a career." liuwait Math between leaders of north and He say. the most strikin4 cbaractsrIsti ci sodi to nag c,ductolpub&omclala.ftwesa sdalo1 He said the number of prof,aonais In a ceea (i the other oMcel abuse 01 power.-4 far more aprIM. United States jumped V percent In a si the the e,dreprenuerx,: ____ hand, Is any .iwi$, of Arab 01. if 1,41111000 ngle -Ability to fill a gap successfully. tapat for "watchdog" journalIem generation to 13.7 mmlon aid the manager4 _flbgp s to pit willsilted time Into the fecjn In settling Arab quarrels, It could be Bach In the "good old days," what a politician cum soared 42pog to 97 mIHln, n j jy later. task at hand. did on his own time and money was his own 7hi Isn't the fl' time In recant years that -A capacity for saps, achievement. eMil and ages. We conduct led to a 0111 01 t a yeas, the nimnbut' of sslfemp'eyid en-Being highly adspatlbh to risk taking. brulk Ism law enfercemud authorities. tleg Gesal Nasser's Egypt waged a eur fell by 11 percu. -e who grows rapidly In ability and per. Perhaps that was too lax a standard. M Maybe -'d the In .içrt of 0 this ptofAIlAl4v4qg of business,nalfty. *01 11111 doss have a ' ___ ___ to keow" If a he said, " sny -: dom eft ystbrg 's royii by _______ ______ be binges In who were the r'g".s bucked by =mMolmonIk Saudi Arabia. A cemprle ir own bosses now Is dipui4et on charkenitic leadership,. the wee hears .1 the 'dgl* even If be doea managers and profesIonals mbdy wIoyed on ewusd t cidly ne-win coIct, the Egyptima Bid he conceded that mecoidid udreprenears WW ind op on the P p " blotter. Bid how does a orgaggthI wIsw and as today mory or lea lined op. by ,., 73otJng ca tend to Mdii kekl4ue** both In b"i journalist didingelib between a one-time bappsn in the Saudis, Several =W and AthmptIat so stsd, wheths, they and their personal lives. They sell out many withfofl 10A and a pideri 01 behavior when none of ___ lead tw._---'of rij or not, wfthid the and many have at lead one Mel nstke ' usspade31hearsaday,ee,,ndaysaw,ek, s being Mtrthided to Southern or at the ysry. lead the marr4JgebsJdadtIL with asy im? Yanudagets. __ - u me --_ ____- • JACK ANDERSON Pureility Rdes 1 Herd At Texas A&M PIRRY' s WORLD WA1WIG704-Amerjcs women may have trAiling apen gradaii'ou MW set emly had to couldn't be effe011110 a ttSdV (ace be. liberated by the costs, bid some male tab. "-Miu 01 the udim's geld r traidr4;sbehadt.dewaijatLAM "p"tt "My veil w nst" as *ag died pe across (med ciir,ls to be g ,, of tk 01 pregus. ma -• $ her sephosers year, ZudVef bad cadets, ls lisraly at 1 AIM ac k1. 1 'N umi In the GAO Ms bat aw a p average aid usticuiyYdie is ws male TC cadets 6111114 Is bed r of lat sergaud. lb. fried eat for the frin vsIe.LIidtIdscssJdeegb,, cesdait mtdakfermakfag miserable fer lb. 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Eves thei.Io auqs. bssglein PISetJCN atsash.up.as diii had easd fees the New phyeioa$ ij was - 1 en ._ thecev*yagahe ea V- :, iM math Yost A Oee batwea 7$ ad As a tjpkal cue 4i,,, we have P- 1 *11 vu as j+u. in rs©e years. gevuner's eiseisl east 40 it —, hal Duc—'--, TViy the .opwt of cad 'i Zudgeef. undeiuumliL at aof "as Lad)ji spdsy wbess110111116 d uj -" Jitde in baitive lid as aHead in ear p,ery.s ii Nbel1 theieMmaybay.beenpby revealed "Mpjad mesa ire ::s, rsguIstUe is as' *sui op __ ___ - - ___ A .• . K111111 - S s and __ 1177. _ is 01 in, Lad ____ --- R the Asc NoWd We the deed - beets __ — aa acesuduanept tndIt'e—Hy ad MIkWeb 'uassdbasad.s. go uasy., ndkuo bad be.gi en eea sWe _lu eutragud ads ad based in tabs the ad WIS so as bwdw. beiii* aim badwus n HOIC tku*l, The 001804ld Im t-rtilu 's • od vuinrAlrIsepIat :J a. sii -' --- NI The diii —'--' ma ediia "*P ut m i 4Mre?" - — -- -. a —, • .. - - • -. - -• • .- . -- •.- • - — gabeut$b.juigisthstu, We in um en ig jM uuat, thu's btaua sseu CUIi*ltMaslaymeehey.e •• - Aakageas '.-. - j• aGSuridjIiu — - - Wi14 ad ps,sese I ft of years." Rowe in thea yeas,ft , UWwwww"s AM 01 _ "11111111111111110 wheieZia Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. o Attract Businesses To State Thursday, March 22, Tax Breaks For Industry Under Study IN BRIEF Graham Favors Mandatory Sentences For Smugglers MIAMI (UP!) — Drug smugglers must be threatened with tough mandatory sentences and a better chanmotbeIqL_ca tJfl !1)fj 'b4.' 5' slowed, says Gov. Bob Graham who promises a new war against Florida's biggest Industry. Alluding to the $6 billion to $8 billion in nm4axed proffis from drug smuggling, Graham told reporters after an appearance at the Tiger Bay Club Wednesday, "Drug smuggling Is an economic crime. With the enormous profits available, I am convinced that the risk to Florida drug smugglers has not been high enough." : TB Increases In State Yemen: No WA1INGTON (NEA) — Anyone foolhardy snoagh to rue for president needs a thick skin and a stiff upperl Up, but there are some in. no human being — not even a politician -should be asked to endure. Al the top of the hid Is the sort ci usi'-4't.d wilted assault that Now Ramp. stdr. publisher William 1mb and bli Mantheater Union-I 4a11r launched last week on the private lives and personal character of GOP Rap. Philip M. Crane and his wife, Arlene. In a pair of articles and a signed 1mb edItorial, the newspaper, said that the conservative Minds corwreesman and his wife were hadrbiktng, foul-talking gdilland.ring partyVera In direct contradiction of .'s public Image as a deai.cid family man. The char ges were attributed only to "former AM members, associates, friends, colleagues, conservative political oobservers sits," all of them conveniently anonynicus. No Meific,, let alone proof, were offered. The reporter who write the articles indi T and the dother sauces. Tickats may be pit' oor. t TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Proposals providing tax breaks Meanwhile, the House Finance and Tax Committee learned the "We have been taxing shelter to a greater extent than our to lure new industry and save homeowners money on property homestead exemption needs to be doubled If lawmakers want to citizens can bear," said Rep. James Eckard, D-Coral Gables, taxes are beginning to take shape in the Florida House. provide property owners with the same percentage of tax relief representing the sentiments of all four. Rep. Barry Kutim, chairman of the Tourism and Economic they had In 1900. Homestead exemption reform ls Just one of several types of tax Development Committee, strongly endorsed tax breaks Wed n relief under study by the committee. Other measures tnC1IKe a Dr. Jim Francis, a staff tax analyst, told the committee i . nesday as the bed way for Florida to attract new Industry one-shot tax rebate and a "circuit breaker" which would and flatlon has eaten up a major portion of the relief the $5,000 fashion a pro-business image. property taxes to a percentage of a person's Income. -• exemption once made possible. "We feel you're going to get the most bang for the buck (from Both provide renters some relief, which is seen an advntage Ten years ago the average homeowner paid taxes on 64 percent taitjyj'j mid Kithtri fl.M(.n Beach -Indicating other ver :tUadia...kerntquality Ot lift TthTfl1tht, DU 11F Rep. Carl Ogden, D-Jackmonville and respected for hisbz risen, homeowners pay on 82 percent of the value. By 1990, the the final analysis companies care most about the "bottom knowledge, questioned the wisdom of the homestead exew*n " percentage will jump to 90 percent. Kutwi's comments to the full committee came after an hike because Inflation has driven up Incomes to the point wleft a Francis said to maintain the 1909 level, the homestead exemp. homeo economic development subcommittee approved a proposal to wner's tax burden is about the same nercentage of his &How local governments to offer tax breaks to new and epending tim would have to be raised to $10,453. Then an Index would be Income It was a decade ago. needed to adjust the exemption annually to cope with Inflation. industries, tourist attractions and major hotels. He said a recent trip north to talk to businessmen convinced Along with his report, the committee heard preliminary him tax breaks are crucial, testimony from four lawmakers who've sponsored bills to bump The full committee will consider the subcommittee bill further the exemption up to $10,000 for most homeowners and $15,000 for during hearings next week when It and other tax break measures senior citizens. Each proposal would require a vote by the people are discussed. In 1150 to amend the constitution to grant the Increase. as . "If we make an error, JACKSONVILLE (UP!) — Too many people In Florida, including physicians, believe mistakenly that the Mate has damped out tuberculosis, says the state director of tuberculosis control. The facts are that TB has increased In Florida for the third straIght year, and Florida now ranks fifth In the nation In the number of tuberculosis cases reported annually, Dr. Clifford Cole of the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, reported Wednesday. "ft isa bad sign that Indicates we really don't have tuberculosis under control In Florida," said Cole. "An erradicatlon Program was started In the 1960s, but all we have succeeded In doing Is eradicating concern." theT penalty. And the interest' we pay H&R Block preparers are carefully trained:' " But if we should ever make an error that costs you additional tax, you pay only thea. tax. Block pays any penalty and interest.., We stand behind our work. That's another, reason why we should do your taxes...which ever form you use, short or long. • _______________________________________________________ .' Accuser May Pay Legal Bills TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Two city officials, cleared of allegations of voting conflicts, say they will ask the Ethics Commission to make their accuser pay their legal bills. Mayor Zelda Butler and City Councilman Porter Go.. say Steven MazweU, a former city employee, filed the cornplilnt against them with malicious intent. The commission, ending a lengthy inveIgitk,n of the Maxwell allegations, unanimously threw out the case, saying there was absolutely no evidence of any law violation or wrongdoing. '•, H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD 309 E. lit St. ISO Highway 434 Ph. 3224771 Ph. 031.4414 ;•. Reorganization Criticized -- WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL STATE __.,' Ca.m..9 TALLAHASSEE (UPI)- Florida plans an emergency advertising campaign to keep tourists coming If President Carter closes gas stations on weekends. Commerce Secretary Sidney Levin outlined the plan Wednesday during the Florida Chamber of Commerce's annual tourism day briefing. The Division Of Tourism already had daily radio, television and newspaper ads In the country s major metropolitan areas. It Is "prepared to shift gears In 72 hours" encouraging tourists to come to Florida despite gas shortages, Levin said. Anti-Lice Dust Cuffing Costs GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) "Be" companies than ez-A new anti-lice dint, soon to pressed an iltered In marketbig the product." be sold over the counter Florida pharmacies, will reduce the cost ofa single bad no treatment from $11 to 25 curds, a University of Florida researcher, said Wednesday. SANFORD CARNIVAL This scene from last year's carnival at the Southalde Elementary School In Sanford offers a peek at things to come. The PTA sponsored carnival will be held again on Saturday from 10a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets are only 10 cents each and can be used for food, games, cakewalk and the moonwalk. All proceeds go to the PTA. -, • Ai tii t 'PlO Cbthme,' A WViE SALE - MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED - ø - SALE1 4" PRICE One Coat Coverage, when applied according to directions. Withstands Scrubbing, Sale ends April 2 $30.00 Flu ALTERATIONS 1J FREE GIFT WRAPPING pt/it J:':or 'One Coot Coverage. - •- - -' directions. Resist. Peeling SALE S. thetuofgt,es,. coati,,p or your Purchase Price a got. it 0311. AAh 5' $ag1.j w,wvw w7q• WIWI &lMytIf 9' good quality paint roller kit for all paints. Includes plastic cageframe, M et altray, coi colm SALE ftho White ORN WE each Is rev. $4.69 ('7510) -! 'D# I 0 ftesMw1gki - Ave. Sanford 311 French 7 • when applitif Nstsaiylsthenswadl4lc. $rkjpeir, bd' k baln nhr ad mare elective, RooMer coidded, adding, "I would y*issaferthuth,sbainpoo buc*i.ualstofpwplehave ic.1p11 ad the op plicatla of lesecticidal aeN Is sumsthnes mire then Ike." 44 - 44* OswI.qIit/wlq will be refunded. 'mother wordo, the cad of Iee coidrol will be cit from shed $11 per bleatmed to 25 cads," be said. "All did was to go 'back hN thsres"kh and " be salt $i p gal. eg.$13.99 SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD, FLA RooMer's dud formulation will be marketed In a 4oimc. container. Four ounces Is enough for about six to qplicMma and the cod per ceir should be about It RooMer said. KisMet said M 01 dint combat No is' 9lblig new. Vad,us types of doll hews bees used Macs !fld War IL - , scsMib4 klItM,(iiid, - 11e First helps help you . - - CANADIAN RETURNS Weekdays; .S Sat. a Sun. a OTHER AREA OFFICES IN DELTONA,ORANOE CITY ANDOVIEDO at "Rigid now, the mod effective louse shampoo is available only by prescription," said Dr. PhilIp Koehler, the extension entomologist with the UF Institute of Food and Agricultiral Sciences who developed the dust "It cods about $orV for two applicatIons. In addition, you have to see your doctor to have It prescribed and this may cost another $13." - OPEN p.m. )NLYS DAYS LEFT-APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Senate President Phil Lewis says the Legislature depends on the Department of Administration foir critical budget Information and he opposes Gov. Bob Graham's plan to turn DOA Into a personnel agency. Lewis said Wednesday he will resist Graham's reorganization plan, which strips the department of Its budget and date planning functIons. "I don't like it at all," he said. "We devdoped DOA as an agency we all cane to depend on. Admittedly, a few people over there have been the key toit, but the fact Is, the departrnentisa very efficient organization of Emergen 'c'y Ad Campaign St - Ph. 3224611 s...... '. ... --' ; �_ Alegre No-Hits Galaxy; SPORTS A-tvenIng IloraW. Sanford, Fl. Sheds NEW yQJ (UPI) - Butch to go a .ibot4Jggiacd Into a dali and wait for the last the Natizal thvt$áUen.- jbot. The Hooaiers-. Tornamg for Indiane by ball around end dipped 3:fl off drilling a Smoot JUMP 1 1 hot with the clack when Carter spied six seconds remaining, which Ray Tolbert underneath for ,j gave the Ho what appeared to be an easy tory over Big Ten and date basket. rival Purdue. However, Purdue's Mike However, nearly 15,000 Scearce intercepted the pass peapie and a riatlouni television and it appeared t)*t with only audience bow how dza he 1:00 rnththig the Bollermakcanletobejngthegoat. ea would win. Indiana was trailing, 0041, Following Scearce's inend had the bell with 4:30 tara$km, Pardue went Into a (reese. They whittled the clock their big center, Joe Barry Carroll, was fouled, All he had to do was make both ends of a oneand.one and there was little chance Indiana could win. But, Carroll missed the first thot and Indiana got the rebound and a chance at the final shot. After a foul was called on Purdue's Arnette Hallman, Indiana took the bail out of bounds. But, not before a lengthy skull Cay...Knight In an attempt to coi Va.t get strategy across to his own players, Knight called three straight time outs. "We were going to figure out what the hell we were going to do," said Knight. The plan was to go to Mike Woodson for the final shot. Woodson, however, was guard. ed too tightly so the pass went onareverae back to Carter a the top of the key. He jumped and tus son shot spliced the net cleanlyE "I wantdt61nIlriflT1JP throwing that ball away," admitted Carter. "1 didn't know it was going tobeinuntil it went through the net." Carter's basket earned him a share of the tournament's MVP award, which be shared with Tolbert. Even after Carter's basket Purdue dill had a chance to win. Jerry SiclAing, the Boilermakers' second leading scorer In Jai-Alai Tourney TAMPA-tici pulled the nightinthe final round of ent of rhmnin"A Las,;.Cjt}. jal-alal pettido Ltweezi Mi&flà and Tamp. frontons. Laca came from third place to seal a berth in Tampa's 1114MISe playoff next Wednesday night. Lace will play with Elorrlo against top qualifiers Jesus and Gorrono. Meanwhile In Miami, Urlarte and Arratibel will play against Zulaica and Pierre next Wednesday for the right to play against the Tamp. champions. Losers in the In-house playoffs receive $500 each. The eventual champions each win $5,000. First intercity playoff in the revolving, bed-of-five series will be In Miami on March 31. Tolbert each had 12 Tolbert also pulled down a game high 10 rebounds. In the consolation game for third place, Reggie King closed He was more dlsap pointed that Carroll had net out his collegiate career with 21 points In leading Alabama to a 9616 victory over Ohio State. been selected as the tourney's MVP. Kelvin Ransey led Ohio State with 24 points. outcome. s Eye NCAA Giants Add Assistant too • - • ___ • _______________________________ _____amadeatsuchSLLuIs n' ,ers as Garry Tl.ton, Keith Hernendis, Mike Tyson, Bernie Carbo, Roger FnP4 Km pAft Mike philligg Ton Grie"and Tom S.à Horr, mod they all were ___ Lou 1 1W __ A _ soon, Koo MUTA cum am to lift ad pretty __birludlngiilflve rec, rd took a load off __ t pttther W Tim Nitiil Dunkin Donuts tabat, 11*11 Products In field 111 was a cwotay cakulat*I had, exactly four and a half dog, L ad.r L e Altamont % the Cd;dhW players., so Vm YOU tdm Oft much of a Ind (Iour and a belt diilp)p tbd4ls arropeas to a &61 yft'rearing the pacheir. You're e oses P __ Fa rr,, 5=3 ets the i at the u_jl*,. ka ,. _-_1JJ 1 '1n my he ndd, "as W s(pMc4s, ai step a AltamoM. *prings uttie • mimer from w1king oftd base. ft's a relatively npl_t -'.-JI'Lp to Lingua as major lingua leader b when a pitcher Is going to tbrow hams and when M's Farr Insurance was backed go to throw to ft d base. You watch hisfrost isg tjso cnuhe from the ranks of th an e bends it, you bow he's going home with the ball." defeated in a 54 game against He went on with Ida talk. Decker Royals. -1LMemIng to Lea Block talk baseball Is Ike __jI listening to some The Decker team pulledoven • magnificently orche or strated 1 sy121111111111111Y. You come away much with Fan In the toes coimna, mo'e enriched than when you darted. Everyone lilies lonbig to standing 3-1 overall to Farr'g 4• ': ______ h1n 1 record. Slave Hidsell end . 'lbs Cardinals and Met. both train here In St. Pete and ,., cth$r day,WW1eoatMeaes,theMet 4 m Wblttkigtcm and Mark Citasey • &k he'd Ilk. to talk to Ms i evening, talk baseball. in a battle of flve.hftter,. • Stock said fins and they made a date. In AAA action, Pat am ___________,.:j "lAsIeiAng to Ms I. like gahig to a library," Mosdanes eald. dsliver,d a two-run double far "He plays baseball with sense. We darted tg, d when we the difference "(/ 4j/. as Flijhlp Bank _ J the times we Mad we bad spont fivis bows just of Orlando downed Braun JJJj . 4. trig baseball." CdiUae, 4.3, on the tbree* , -, then j talk boelisli, he plays it, and pitching of Mark coóraa. dartIng Ms 11th Mg league season with an oven 2,100 hIts, he : neeØ oaly ill more to reach the practizfly hallowed SuShi in senior league ga"es •_ J. B111" rowd Isn't what'. k::g ' •' going though he insists. (boBonkat Lagwood as Kin -•• .i 1thsoalyrI kto " was ad 3,01 s,i WI nabsttjtatuie. wosid haag it op" he eald. 'lbs ndy r_ I have ths unItm MUon in a ft thg g; -dew Is beeaue. my 1114d t Mill Ii AM. u' p fee baseball per' ad Bow loo Realty stepped , Belch. 74 a. orange suck had moved Ist. the (dInaIV 1I1Luw now. Propped lWf ptch.d a _ Ii ,_jj ij ad 1_ Dens German delivered two •.i ---.. '.• ... psrsrmaos. --_! RWs. --.. •T "Pirfermanes Is created by il&v4lm, IssMM ad pride," , he .14. "Wbo yes cease to have Uus yes come to peifaim." .ii;.? , asss, -- 1• '. . L.1 year was Stock's word in tbmsJers shies be broke in Cisy cc lLLuICAB A the ad st IM so b" sell h pows ad $ON " in m,aely17bNes.Hshada.bomsra4,lyi3, '-' paralusling a iuii in which the CIISIS darted iff iiiiñi s• -PO ad Mb in the lq.aL?nal '1M *se t 2"° I .Missile .___ -L;, ;to talkie me abed Is am yew," Stock said. ft's t at P'om takes °' pow of ____ at ...' .JIM - , ______ - ____ • ' • I',?' .. _ '' ____ ' ___ 1_ ___ • •• __ _____ • _____ I ___ ___ ___ ___ --'W ___ :: sow -_______ its - ___ __ OIL&A ONd 80 Old d 00 Will" mid do MtJkd iiuuuleft.flsldur. "am __ • cubm •fl PMS, PUWM Iii WINs JeaN set b.u Gol II c __ • y - sIi Nsrs UJ :u. ss e sw. __ Grass., à - - OIUW Md pisity u, i Staub, Ti I I II - Im cis s e In vnisi •• I' - t= I • -. that'll carry them right to the For at Wed one participants to all this talk about pydwloV top. Milliken.asually caters into a and mental preparation is bet with the governor of an nonsense. Despite having to Opposing state when aMii,tjgan cont end with the unbeaten - Honà. Forster Out 21 Days college team is in a thmpIoo. Sycamores including college ship contest. He said he'd bet bsskstball'sPlayero(the Yew, the (win en this one. Larry Bird, DePaul guard Gary "Their state against mine - Garland has no doubts about I'm that confident," he said. howthe weekend will untold. The Spartans handed each of "Oh, there's no question their first three opponents in we're going to win ft all now," the NCAA - Timar, Imlslana Garland said. "I said before the Slate end Notre Dame - its UCLA game that if we best worst defeat of the season, and them we're going to win it alL State Coach J'*I Hesthcote Is Nothing has changed." concerned about over-. confidence as the team heads toward Its game with Penn at Salt Lake City Saturday. Gas tactic He*thcote Is ndng Is to pob* old Puma victories over Syraciae and North Carolina. "I hope our, kids have raped A for a club that beat two of th H three (non-Big 10) teams thete beat us In the ladtwo years," HUTUIINSON, Ken. (UP!) he said. "I hope our kids take - Dlii (Utah) and Morcer them M County (N.J.) advanced Peopieeppar.ttlyare. And I Wedinaft sight to go asugfi, think they will." naps of the National Junior Ps*ii Coach Bob Weüthauar iigo Retiain tournament has Ms Quakers building slowly with easy victories, to a peak for the game ngaiz nt DaryIDeresco poi s flaversdSpaltansaadth,li the indTery Thpldt 1$ to pace 1lca guard Memo, now 314, to a $740 Keivin "Magic" Joiwnon. Iattirsl win over Nsbraska Welithauer said, 'We didn't Marl working hard until Wed- Dims, behind Jebimy GilW611 --day- We'Ilbeg1utog aial pbyactcoioglally *,eorded to an$$.74 decision NM) todsy. Owe Stowed (N.C.). "Normally, there's a t'4sn- Ibsie Rivers (Mo.) provided cy saovcttidadeo.l., WSduuday'sonp.e with a ° winning the relienals that 1144 wIn over topiseded you heave a sigh of relief ad Wedc (N.Y.) in a * asy,'rinauy,rve5fttothe - ramdgmie, bd IWO,But we ast up to ft BrITSId (1U.) defeated Pdd ad I don't want to be Bdbvms (111.) 11-3 60 cow ed only with the final kW.Tb.,DStd,iethel to. two." _____ Mon (N.Y.) "ijd , (lillas.) an ____ revard dvances t utch on NML Seaver Thinks Curve . Aads,.am JOvIal.3 15 Law larcbs.s I , sodpww Doctor Kea Need I SWIloco NINISII $ I limey La'*.ss I I S.N•.Io kydor I I kffidoay Wild :•s + arm." UCLA f q"u _____ " mum rtiti Like Brastlev won tl hetflos the lakes Wednesday ifternoon, using the hig Inning b sound advantage In a 13-0 triumph over Lake Howell's beieb tam. Kent Qspdelainehadthe big hits In a five-run burst In the first and a siznm burst In seventhforBraigl.y-I&ttlnga two-nm homer In each uprising. Buny AMU had the ci Ag hit of the opening InhIng,a two. run single BraitleylsnowllOandhogs Spruce Creek Friday at 3:30. HOWELL IRANTLEY LIEN AIIM $peok5 32 IIIIT 4 10 3 Lysms 3 I J. Is Chapdelaiss S 32 Drives I S Celewan •5 $qusfllas KIOWAN set &asatas 1tiay Fr$ffi ias 3 32 Jalsau Carl,, III i.tsza.*, 3 Ii 5 5.1*115 "Ill $5 i 3 M. Smith bell rthimsr 413 p_._ see Stockwell Poo No It I di'Itmass 555 SIll $ I I 1TNe Ails., 451 3$ 513 Totals $1313 Totals kinney III 111-i) : : Newell , Dennis, Hunt ____ HelenDeunlsandj combined fo(a1jWiedym MayfaIrCai+,it,iQubtocjaim first place In the Mary EMber ____ ____ toornamant. Jackie Crawford4tella Brooks, Joule Elam.Suun lets Godirey.Marge Horns tied for second aid will dageapiayoMimiiny. White and ball, bed-ball sccr, at . Ve -- J timid Pee tim,* do r. at uuI- to '- 4.' CII " $ pa. StM (N.C.)' 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Louis Is Vancouver 1 3.00 2.40 2.45 1 Nearly 3.10 4.00 2 Hotly Go 4,50 0 ( )4) 13.Hg P (6-1)35.41, T (6-I. 1) 31.11. Time 3115. 115001* lace, 5.14. C: $ 11101* 3 LIIIIAVkIS 1 Hu*iq Edna 54.30 13.40 9.00 141.10 11.40 10.40 Rids on HIS BIRTHDAY AlMk A ONLY, UiUP C7543 C7$.14 17544 Il'.,. JRflFORD onDo nna au W 1 T s. Q(l.0)IS.II;Pfl.4)4i,T(I.i. 35 2012 Is 3) 411.41. Time 31.44. 31 2513 77 Teeth now, 5-14, A: Toronto 5 6 Trlfecta Boa 547 Trli.cta Wheel Thursday Ladies,Nit. III. low 6" 3.70 2.10 3 AgII Adams DIvision 8 Mon. Wed. . Sat. NEW MATINEE Post Time l:isp.m. & __________ M UNN MATINEES: WEED wood 21 3413 57 1 The Spectator 14.10 1.10 3.40 TRAVEL STAR 2:F2- 7113 11j15 -pigs P7544' G7$14 N7$41 .7511 70.14 L7S.is $t&$ $tu 'F MEL STERUNG SCROLL W I T P15. 3 Chance Lidd$e 3.30 45 1510 lao all-I) 12.45, p (I-i) 33.11; 1(5-I31 2111 73 3)181.11. Time 31.53. 3) 3010 72 NInth lace, 5.14,1: Ukvsessla 30 3311 Wednasday's isselts fro.t Was. hoc Lareen had a 3 WMhIflgtoI) 2, Plt$sbgh 2 while Jeff Kipp and Eric _ _____ De$v.It 4, Torseto 2 Er4'ke'os had j5, $319 covgrs3000sq.ft. Six th , A; I WrIght Oat Day 1.00 5.40 4.20 Campbell Csatasosce death to r*imor a 44y WhInUtOn nrriuu $1. OrfI.o _ ______ _____ _______Coedry Wrinasilsy at Mayfair a 34c Pro H o k y MOIWTNI I Plttsburh the Stat lieu at ,wMen Los Angeles AT DIKLI$ GULP OItPUNC$AVENUE /9//49 / '• 1 LAWN MOWER $1. Lou is 17 1311 45 3) 35tH. Time 31.13. Colorado 14 199 37 lIgMe lace, $.14,Iz Wales Csacs $ C. Surfer .00 3.00 3.00 Nuns Division 1 Mercury Scott 4,40 3.40 Win Playoff HAPPY BIRTHDAY MIL DIKLI /6o,oao. ACE Vcouv SHS 001101$ ______ 7W . , N W I. 1 _______ P + -- oli I I 1 1'iSll + + S. - - - • Dog Racing 4' -- ' Exhibition Baseball __ MW be ball ON cu-pint---'. US 'ia.- Ibsos Rivers 1 (Ms.)vs.4Ispe) ' + 's",' Wt"// 14'1 /#- 0 (3-I) 173.60; P (IllS) 11.60: (0 3 Tally 0,1 6.20 3.20 0 Thelma,' 2.10 all) 23.30, 1(153.1) 1,4)3.70. Time' 1 Later Beam 3.50 32.00. 0(3.7) 117.60; p (1-3) 604.20; 1 (7. I) 440.20. Time 31.32. NSA Standligs Twelfth Race, i, 0: 3-1) 1303.10. Time 31.44. Tenth Race, S-Il. TA: By Vtsd 'iss Iefsriitlatal 1 Proud Marigold 12.20 12.00 5.20 Fifth Race, 4. 5: 3 Strom Train 16.10 6.00 4.20 Eastern CMIM'S.C• 6 Mary' s Craze 4.00 4.20 6 Middleground 31.2012.70 500 7 Norm C. Eckert United Prow international 5.20 300 Aflantic D' sion 3 Nancy Crash 4.20 2 Silly Red 650 4.60 I Trapper Red Chi Al. 7, K.C. 5. 11 Inns. 20 W I Pd. a. 0(4-4) 41.60; P (4-4) $3.60, 1 (4-4- 5 Dlamon Beauty 3.10 0(3-7) 32.10; p (3.7) 141.00; 1( 3.7., 0*lt 1 With 19 22 .110 3) 214.00. Time 21.33. 0(2-6) 101.60, p (6.7) 441 .60; T (61) 124.00. Time 31,22. Toronto 7. St. Louis PhIla 3$ 33 .342 10½ A - 3262; Handle $271,361. 2-3) 2110.00. Time 3$3, Eleventh Race 5-16,8: Philadelphia 10, texas 4 New Jruy 34 37 .419 15 WEDNESDAY NIGHT Sixth Race, S.16.A: 6 Big Heart MIrwIelotal, Cincinnati 4 9.30 4.00 2.10 New York 31 44 .413 20 First R ace,$.i6,D: lEasy Eddie 4.00 1.00 2.10 I Big Favor Atlafltl 3, Baltimore 0 Boston 0.00 5.45 21 13 .304 21½ 3 Village Park 6.00 4.20 2.10 7 Red Crash 3.00 3.00 2.10 5 Manatee Steve Montreal 4. Houston 0 3.10 c.w.i Division dh2Mineola Jeff 2.60 7.20 I Dril's Easy 2.00 Los Ag 7, New York NL 0(1-6)51.00, p (6-1) 03.40; 1(4-IW I Pct. 6 BH's Reshuffle 3.40 7.10 0 (4.7) 16.00, p (4.7) 20.30 (7.4) 0) 473.20. Time 31.41. Seattle 14, Cleveland 11 San Anton 43 30 '' 0 0(3.3) 7.50; Q (3-4) 14.10: 1 (3.2.6) 21.20; 1 (4-7-0) 33.60 (1-40) 43.50. California l, San Fran 3 12Th Sac., C; Houston 1031.3632 60 (342) 75.20. Time 31.50. Time 31.14. 7 Big Ryker San Diego 4, Chicago Nt. 3 31.60 11.00 7.60 Atlanta ii 33 .351 2½ Second Race, 3-16, C: Seventh Race 3.16, 5: 3 Cactus Debbie 1.40 5.00 DetroIt 30 44 .350 11½ 6 HillieScott 15.10 6.00 4.10 S KOs Gambler 9.50 7.50 3.60 0 Lighterd Knot 23.00' Cldvelnd 28 44 14½ 2 B. Jimmie 5.20 3.60 1 Tally Ellen 7.40 5.60 0(3.7) 2L20; P(1.3) 117.00; 1(7-3. New Drina 23 31 .311 20½ 4 Proud Gary 0.20 1 Manatee Princess 6.60 0) 073.00. Time 21.44. Western c.ntsrance 00(3-4) 43.60: 0(2-6) 36.20; P (60(1-3) 33.20; p (5.1) $1.20; I ($-1A - 31.1$; Handle $241,307. SANFOIDORLANDO Midwest Division 2) 14.10; T (6-2-4) 7311.20. Time 7) 704.00. Time 31.34. WEDNESDAY AY MATINEE W I. Pd 31.10. Eighth Race, 3-16, A: FirstSace,$.14,D: Kin City 13 30 .559 Third Race. 5-16, M: i P. 2 Wright Free 4.10 3.40 7.20 13.10 71+0 1.10 Denver 10 2 Boston Girl 11.10 6.00 4.20 7 Mr. Manager s Force s.00 3.10 3.30 4.70 Mltwauke 33 10 132 10 Madison Cactus 4.40 3.60 6 OrIf's Atom I Tally Ace 2.60 3.00 IndIana 32 10 •144 10½ 1 4.40 Q(5.7) 4944 T(7-S4) 630.20. Time 4 Rose Cannon 0(2-7) 30.00: p (3.7) 73.301 1 (2-7ChIcago 26 44 .361 16½ 31.11. 0(1-2)1560, P (21) 45.90; 1 (2-I- 6)236.40. Time 31,35. Pacific Div$si 4)170.20. Time 32.00. Ninth Race, $-16 I: loosed lace, 5.14, C Sonapeal . p, as Fourth Race, 3-16,0: 3 Michigan Ekiw 7.00 5.70 3.20 1340 630 Seattle 41 27 .430 Topper Go 43.10 37.00 5.60 6 Speedy Rocket 2 Jamie Kay Eckert 7.20 1.00 3.50 3.60 Phoenix 0 30 .359 2 Tosas Fawn 3.00 An L 30 .553 2½ 00(1-1) Son DIego 41 33 .554 4½ j S1.$I; 1 194.44:0(1 2)33.60; P (1. (1-2-3) 133.45. Time 3131. Pocliand 35 33 .543 $ ____ RiCe, 3.16. N; 34. 33 42 .42 13½ Wright Third Oervkk 10.00 520 3.10 Wodonslay's 6 Tally Andy &oo 1.10 Wash 11$. New York 106 NAIDWAU/L • Mineol a 4.00 Atlanta 111, Detroit 104 0(3M34.21sp(3.4) ISI.N,T3.4. Indiana 114, Chicago 106 I) 451.41. TIme 311+3. Son Anton 133, Kin Cy 114 Ponrth Race,$.1aD PhIIa 114, Houston 101 4 Charlie 5 Phoenix 134, Boston 113 644.50% OfUIk 1 Monica DuBe 12.70 9.70 Sin 090 106, Golden St. 103 3 Big Boy Blue 3.20 Portland 114. Los Ang 110 0(14) 34.64, P( 4)) 71.II 1(4.1. 3)321.21. Time 31.61. PLUGS PIftN lace, 1.16,0: 50 Lbs. NIGHTLY Rig. Low c e HC'sWhltefoot 10.10 5.60 3.60 __________________ I Running Fool 8.00 3.60 P.M. lAudreyKan 1.10 NHL StandIngs (Closed Sunday) 0(34)4$.45:P(34)175.7$1T(. St.Augustin. it am By United Pressletsrnat4onsi 7) 626.44. Time 31.41. TOP FENCE Pro Basketball while Rita FendsH and Minds NY Islanders w ,ç )REBOARD I Butler tied Grace Sayles and NY Ringefl 30 24 , + Q(I-2)'I.6l,PU.2)ip.45,1U2. 34 2314 $2 1) 451.41. Time 21.33. Diddle Weber for the neat spot PtiIidelitia Atlanta 37 37 7 Il Slveath Race, $.)6,C, with Us. Imy so""Division 1 lust Navy 3.20 3.40 3.50 Tally Ph. Drills Chicago 35 34 12 63 3 Comeback 4.20 The Las Angeles Timu ad today C, ,.had coach at Ikearwas perhaps to become lbs ualvenity'a aulatant ceI1er, in charge at UCLA's I aid Development _ - 31 I Mw'ry 3 of 3$IC.sI,lø III 2112t Shannon ill Totals ISIS HID 411 001-12 Galaxy Carpet in ole-. I _______ v 7R- //oU1P /1crc4qy i4'IsP Tspesta Evans Totals STRONG FIBERGLASS SELl An Easy Ruigh Reads Phos Lam Mileage. took over a. OCIA's M bud ceech in lii. The mins psated a 314 00usd we u.s.- ad were a" NL 1111 on adin hr No Womb in Fy. The nau.amr repsd.d y. III HAD REALTY GALAXY Al C N CARPET Hvf$ Ill ASCII Overstreet 4 I I SobCam I II An*,w, 4I2 Gum III Alsys 241 Frakes 311 Cvpt 4 2 2 Faster 2 Doper, 413 019" 211 Odin, 312 CIs... III - we n r,cJa,r /tfcC1 7?iZ-7,'f - III Ni I- 3 D&J 2 PLIES OF POLYESTER PLU in ANGXL (UPI) IA head MAMA Coach Gary Ca. is .ip.d.d wenum at what the .11.iity hamida "major" news ceo- law* adyleadadateysdin ftd'wd N110 Wafts - A1TiVRO WNo,g 313 2231 Johnson Fenton Totals All-Star Smith and Ada ONell had a 11 _ 30$ its 200 III English Taylor Totals Today's th. Day I out*? 0 &5E FOR 7ENN/ ANYON 7 + Tourney ________ lot Hardwick I Is Moran l ee VeItcIl 20 Ross 210 Walt. Osborn Topples Howell of 321 1 II 211 Barry Larsen St Coach WMWtj * Doris Brantley Nine VL PTSI45atGIUIf$l Moislet ''lP. TeNds deid ill thai! Stat tails, 74, Pita 1ihIi talk usatel.Tom IWK Hansen I I$-4 Ml 45-1 IlSitrjc 311 Ewlia.. 3 II Wing 310 Salvia Sterner 21 51 Fst'osICity 'l TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - A 1Ssn1leerhour football has been the mthul.y of Tom Seavcrs pitching since he arrived In the National Imam asrookieat the yearin 1107. Bid, this spring the (nliviat1Robins Is spending mere time with another pitch - the curve. The threotime N1I LeagueCy Young Award winner dill has his falbsll, clod at better than N miles per hot,. But Redo' Manager Joke McNamara figures a curve under control will make Sesver e more Amiurous an the mound and "it'll also be easier on his Isirs 341 3I 3t 22 20 3 21 361 I. 25 SI II II 246 Hunt 1.4 the field with a two. GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP!) - The Green Bay Packers SEW Wednesday they have signed running bark Duane 1hiom, 31, who was a Mar for the Dallas Cowboys on Super Bowl teams In 1170 and 1171. He has been out of football since 1175, when the World Football League folded. H. tried Ott with Green Bay last fall and, Starr said, "We were impressed with his attitude and condition last season bid we did not have an opening. We wait to give Mm the opportunity to make our team." Wlik$ 30 iii NOW Brooks 11111 McStmls iviws3 SI wip, Si Ivoos In weekly play, Dennis and Packers Sign Thomas Lyon FOREST csrv Al S N All 5$ McSlmls Nothinalit Win VERO BEACH, Fla. (UP!) - Relief pitcher Terry Forder, who saved 22 games for the Los Angeles Doers led yew, was placed on the 21-day disabled lid Wednesday to give hisleft elbow more time toheal from an operation. Fonder underwent surgery In November to relocate the ulnar nerve in the elbow. He was examined Wednesday by team physician Dr. Frank Jobe who recommended the Dodgers put him on the disabled lid. -, ft IL-AL-Ah- lb. car NEW YORK (UP!) - The Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League were fined $5,000 by league President John A. Ziegler Wednesday for derogatory remarks made by General Manager Ted Lindsay, March 10, on television. Ziegler said, in a statement, Lindsay had made remarks in a television interview March 10, itlI to the effect the National Hockey League Players' Association lacked Integrity. He said Lindsay assured him his choice of phrasing was incorrect and unintended and had issued a written retraction and an apology. By Pr.. arà - ii down and write a low I, Jim Seattle odidi QewIsi& 1441, DAYT1RA REACH 71111111 ft* nawe oat at aid tostarn.ss (ornia be" IS Frue. George Pusig adto thee.__ 'Mui 'Ih N 71NIde!NdeJM1 IIbtohePI1$aSbuIballfer dIcON,aldsanD$ago got by hits (or hi. fourth il saw 314,wuuIls,the bm '-with at the him this year, Slack aid. 111 ('Acago Cabs, 44. 'ldeiy aid seemed base... keels. Ilaab as hit .Vi with 3$ Jor, eta's ON spring Jam DuØi paved a War Was the Stat Isom *A an d hnlfl'$med home r im aid 121 rues dted hems rm kw two mom dufuijy, wimed in the field ,• '•iM in bomy with '4i4 MUon may In Detroit led i, but lsnsInthslthlsngfor Wsuaj - $-,' ucind 1.s, ft --hf ils woIbos agedj, decided thg the widertie WhiteSox...Mla.etatj. Bighbo $sabs. nuu 174 ____ has waled a "W'rial ee IsedonllTonbyJor. 3, TWO M' to yours tacked ale his eemr 4_he 9111114 a* and (tamp ISmers to off QN00 -'-' eatietaim Delaid CamolOn i i __ bo two pews seer, two ram In the elghih Vr in N$heep--ttd 6, $4 p.e..M laferd Mom_"Ii IStmm (Ky.) fill bob" P1os Red Wings Fined $5,000 and their spirit is so high. yelling, 'We want to win, They re on a winning streak cos _AA ratI I ame Saturday, is psyched for am contest, according to Coach Bill H "Italkedwlth theclsh af?e beat Arkansas," he Tournament along with said. "I said, 'We've attained DePauL Penn, and Indiana the goalwesdto reach the find state. four. Now U you gap just wad lb also am= very an of to enjoy the trip and play somE their future. basketball, we won't practice "I expect that they are going much and we'll enjoy it. ffyou to emerge as ft champs," wait to win ...f and Un tho dI uOpsS. . fl t:: ,:.:- ! .:: One might y that Gov ? proud at the Michigan State basketball, tam that has made it to the final four in the NCAA - :n II - . ,,. so m *4 m * r-- u si °' !" vms.. au r em, • -. "*cukaui, en • " auas ....AiiL. k.1Js.&g.. WUI UI, ::: oft i.- urne "am 461 L$MM 416 By United Press latesiaduual Indiana State which faces _U just think they've done so well chaotic and everyone was ecker U s _______ SEATTLE (UP!) - University of Washington assistant football coach Dick Sceaniak has resigned to become an assistant coach with the New York Giants, school officials confirmed Wednesday. Scesnlak, the Huskies' offensive coordinator the pest fourseasons, apparently will repce la former Giant offensive line coach Jerry Wainpller, who left the club Tuesday. Washington Athletic Director Mike bide said Head Coach Don James is considering candidates for the position. Finals ' concert bell. ___ ___ C. FLA. ELECTRIC PSy PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UP!) - The California Angels announced Wednesday shortstop Dave Chalk, who undernder went went surgeryOct. 2 for torn cartilage and ligaments In his right knee, has not fully recovered and was placed on the disabled lid, effective Tuesday. The move left the Angels with 32 players on their roster phs three non-roster players, pitchers Dan Boone and Charlie Williams and outfielder Willie Davis. Spartans, ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) - He was No se gifted p4anM giving a virtuoso performance on the Ivories and what hgtteied the (linden was the way Ms corrçW..ly csptivated audience lensd to him with a combblidlon at aw aipadatIon and respied. Tdn wound first bass served as Lu &ock's by Alan Mover LII Totals By MILTON IIICHM%N manager, joined the Brock, who has A" SEWING COSIA BOATS Paul Alegre pitched a AIH AISH Sala had three. In Rowg,2' and Cobia Boa ts stopped 30$ HOvIs hitter to lead R&D Realty to a 210 National Sewing Machine Co., Lists stint en WI.r. 412 211 Tomlin 12-1 Bronco victory over aa]uy he Tomlin Hornyak ill 221 Oswald drgs, j1,. lO.7,asJeff badtwohJts Urbach III Mokly 20 Carpets Wednesday In the cl Smith 16 212 Ambrose III andSandyHovispltchedfour consutjve. Seminole Pony Baseba ll Clint Boyles rake up the no-lilt Innings of sh ut li Ill Yaplowlta Edwards 321 uto re ef. It was oat. 310 3" sto'wr H.fMUIU '0 tt4 hid with-a singel- of Wing. COhi&.-iw.w1thout a loss. Mo si or I 0 d I1I Moffiw$ In other Bronco action, In Pinto action, action, FOSOd KobuIn 211 mills In 10 i ______________________________ riqua ent_lvwuvd_ Krtvan 000 III Cook ?,r.tk$ 11I III Totl5 - Auto Pirts, 1OT3, as Jim • si Electric, 6-s, with Dung Wilson defeated Harcsr Ahaninum of No'an Totals 207$ blnsand Alan Wing cotnblnedto gettlng two bits for the wjnr; Sa nford, pitch a one-hitter. Robbins ASCII ASCII rapped out four hits and Steve 334 300 lsbbffis Manley Angels' Chalk Out Lou Brock Holds Court sw er~ Linden Turner led Indiana wtb1tIr duju_arter and Lee Rose, coach of Purdue, had very little to say about the Robbins Sparks D&J Win Laca Makes Big Move Parade _ base. H NIT during the regular season, was set-up to. -&-clear shot from the corner. But, the shot hit off the back rim and bounded off the basket as the final binzer sounded. rt Spo MAGNIFICENT EIGHT /ONN Horns, Now Goat Thursday, March 22, 971-7A Thireday, March 22, 1,7, IN BRIEF Carter Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Na Hft IMAM Rid ma MAWAr + �IA—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE -: - - Thursday, March 22, 17 - - 1 17 FF - L1 -. I ACROSS by Chic Young 46 Twisted 48 More foxy 51 Antique car 55 Towel word I Strike ~~7 CZE NO 1.LE I 9 This ry. Let 12 science (abbr.) ? y IN 0 k 'rt 13 Uncanny 62 Native name 14 possess Norway 63 Brazilian 15 in favor of 64 Born J Answer to Previous Puzzle Ji1 fI ! 1 0 s oze, Fat L Can OURSELVES 1IZflj :: r ause 1 Pancreatitis Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Th ursday, March 22, DEAR DR. LAMB - I read your column &bOlJt pancreaUtis Dr and whit ceuses it other than 16 Icon 6 Poet T.S. A N alcohol. I am a person who hastil had a drink in a couple of Weems 66 Intermediate A yews and I SO have had at18 Golf clubs (prefixl 21 Baseball 45 Greek 20 Armed band tacks at it. rd only been an player Mel 22 Little devil goddessof DOWN occasional drinker in the pad. 24 Time zone newly Installed of. peace Is ft possible that worry and a (abbr.) I Music buffs 23 One of the 47 Change an ers of the Happy Ilemus condition could bring 25 Exude purchase Twelve alarm nior 2 Cl ub 24 Hay field 48 w setter ou psCTNtItlS' What type of absorb im portant vitamins, 30 Arrogate Stravinsky o udi di_ens 25 Electric fish 49 Parasites -met k you recommend and particu ar y the fat-soluble 34 Corn plant 3 Rookie 26 Indian of 50 Words of un• U S wriuuay cake at how long should I be ou that diet vitamins, as well as some. 4 Earthquake Yucatan derstanding (2 untIl I can eat all types of food? minerals. The poor digestion . fifth year celebration 35 Mountain near 5 Astronauts 27 Makes mad wds) ancient Troy ferry can result in weight loss iF Id t th American 29 Roman data 52 Pretense DEAR READER AS you 38 Actor March 6 One of the 1 I • 31 Attention. 53 Irish Free iOfl ifl know from my previous To help prevent future at. em 37 Park ershWIns I. getting sound State ingredient column, the pi_ncreas is the tacks and other problems, ficers are (from left ) . Pamela Collins and William Alan Rlnderknecbt were 32 Type of 54 Christ's ' 38 Went before 8 Oozes source of many of your you'd be wise to avoid fats. If married March 17, at 6:30 p.m., at the Rolling Hills rs. 5'., Letha Ward, , birthday 39 Dale 9 Popular songs cabbage digestive enzymes. Many you're overweight, you need to Moravian Church. Rev. W. Thomas Stapleton and Rev. B. 33 Chicago Back talk retary; Mrs. Dorothy 5' 10 Lawyers .' 3 obesity. : Same (prefix) 11 !ton saint transit lines 58 Thro)(prefix) people don't know what the eliminate your Burke Johnson performed th e li candle ght, double ring let, treasurer; Henry a all 43 City in Iowa PCU Is, bid thepancreas 39 Time penods 59 Inordinate ive up ceremony. Overeating can precipitate t term ole, 44 Haunch 19 Young lice 41 Third person vice. : self-esteem fr*xnanlmslalscoinznonly used attacks. That also means The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Philson D. Collins of you — — — — — — — — — — esident and Mrs for sweetbreads. Altamoitte Spr ings, and the late Mr. Collins. The 1 4 2 3 want to eat a sm ll meals • • 4 5 6 7 8 or 9 10 11 i aa osvuuie, president. An acute Inflaznmat!ou 0f bridegroom Is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Rinmeals of moderate size and 12 • pancreas causes severe abiecteu as chairman ' der kn echt of Dover, Ohio, and Mrs. Betty Rinderknecht of 13 avoideatIndhItremeals as 14 domlnal pain and other Mansfield, Ark. re Mrs. Alice Sasser, — - some people do holidays or I proj. Some people have sp Is Given in mar riage by a cousin, Grover Morgan, the 16 17 ecial occasions. mbership committee; I recurrent attacks thereafter, bddechoee for her vows aformai white gown, fashioned th Layo, sunshine reiiardless of what caused the 19 DEAR D& LAMB — When I 20 21 along the empire sllouettewith a ipeIlengt h traIn Her mmittee; Enid Smith, ffrd attack was in my teens I had very bad floor-length veil of illusion was secured to a lace headit lit 22 1 23 24 piece. She caed a cascade of Phaiaenopsis orchids and Anyone who hiss had Pan* problems with acne. My face is i en aermo1e . coral roso interspersed with baby's breath. creatitis for any reason thould now clear but I have the deep T' ' r 28 29 30 nd T 7' 5" MiuGallPruettofMt. Airy, N.C., atten ded the bride as GenivIeve acrupoJotly avoid all alcohol, scars left by it. I have heard l -. :;.. . — - about dermabraslon treatmaid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Janetta Bartlett, For missed oodhouse, refreshment readers who ,. 34 35 36 out mentswhlchplanethetoplayer . the bride's sister from Albuquerque, N.M.; Mrs. Inge flrstcolumn I'd like to point mmittee, Rtynolds, le of skin thri and improve the apde'ssljterfromOneon,y . and Mrs. that a larg e number of peop 37 38 39 Id Photo by Meluida Edmiston Janis Andreas, the bridegroom's sister from Kingwood, pearance. I would like to know who have*ncreatft1s . __.flULI — Texas. it because of complicadm of how effective and safe these 4 42 1 43 It It — — 1-1 — gall *no and many others treatments are or if you could They wore long coral colored gowns with lace yokes and 1 MRS. WILLIAM A. IIINDERKNECIIT sugge st something else. rried bouquets of daisies and baby's breath. so 4 i 45 have undetermined causes, 46 47 The bridegroom's father served as best man. Groomyou ' DEAR READER — Yes, such 48 49 50 sinen were Rev Stuart Zimmerman of Winston-Salem, alcoholic drink lots of in alcohol 51 52 53 54 1 to deyeloporpanicreatitia the procedures are done and, In N.C.; James Reynolds of Oneonta, N.Y.; and Dale — — 55 some Instances, they are inAndreas of Kingwood, Texas. f I I I dicated. You need to have a tS -' The reception was held at the Royal Arms Apartments, I If the pancrelits has been consultation with a plastic at 62 Altamonte Springs. 63 0 ' 5 damaged sufficlently that it surgeon who don cosmetic Following a wedding trip to New Orleans, the doesn't produce enough en- Surgery. He can give you a 64 65 newlyweds will make their home at Fullerton, Calif. The 21 zymes, it will affect your realistic appr" of what you bridegroom is assistant pastor at Good Shepherd Comdigestion. You won't have the could exped in your own inA-r NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN munity Church, Yorba Unda, Calif. ensymea to split fat, so you dividusi case. Such procedures __________________________________________ won BY DALTON • ' 't absorb fats very Wel PEAR ABBY. en My par ts l, are not for everyone. If you tend alcoholic. After seeing what It suffer for my mistakes. Every This may lead to large, foul-to be dark complexioned, this all the time. When they • A did to him and our family, you thlld should have a home with smelling stools. Decreased Y got a divorce, I was sent may affect the pigment ln the Dear ' coukth't meto pay take adfrmnk. amotharandfatherwhowantlt . Flattering fashions live with my , ,f out wha t's best for Abilit y to absorb fat may also • I I4'L. My a and an gi everythin grandfather sm c o d it ke g a like from James Kenrob. ve lead to decreased ability to they fought worm thain r ir I BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL chimney and his breath smelled child denives. " The new kn itma tes IN paren b* ft was better 1 aobadIvoweI'dneversmoke, collection is top For months I was undecided an oanage. L,. .. priority for all And I never have, about what I should do. Now 1 had a pretty rough life as For Friday, March 23, 1979 summer wardrobes. Sometimes the bad examples I'm sure. I ani thinking of the MC M It didn't a ________________ Sizes 6 to 18. kids a" will work in mom. baby first. That's why I'm YOUR BIRTHDAY beneficially you don't pull any Solid color Instead 1 ImitatIng those bad giving It had a piper route when I was sometimes 20 below zero. hab )bIlfl punches. pull-on sweater its, ki w ds il l try all e th I ha ve always r espected your a10.Ihad to gdupat4a.m. Hibi scus Circle of the Sanford the program. She gave a They say kids leaffi m harder to do Youll be in a fortunate cycle vMW (Aug. 23.&pt. 22) skirt. Mint Green tract. It seemed to depend opposite. opinion, Abby. Do yo u thin k I Gan Club held its Nobody drove me; I went example, but that's not always March demonstration on flower NORTH 322 this coinIng year where things Tackle any job or project Two-tone either What do you my, Abby? made the right choice? ? In the pitch dark when It true. My father was an meeting at the home of Mrs. J. arranging from the Japanese could get very active for you, requiring concentration and novelty stripe REDIN BURLINGTON, AJ 11173 EXPECFING THE E. Woods with Mrs j school. She turned out three After the lead of the jack physically and mentally. Don't, brainpower today. You're flTC '_____________________________________________ pullover sweater 14 IOWA BEST IN TEXAS McCloskey • K 110 6 of spade., however, declarer arrangements in a very short A division of Dalton cum way. The dining room was time. was able to make the co WTING y WEST EAST tract even though both hearntARUX (March 21-Afid On leaving the meeting Mrs. decorated in green and white in be rok but I SO belleve that God Was yam 19) UBRA (Sept- Zai- 23) -0 J 10 6 3 2 4 8754 honors were in the East. .. You'll enjoy hobnobbing with celebration of St. Patrick's Woods presented each member whom kids have GOOD Living UP 10 Your Sun Sip is V 10 2 VKQ hand. 0 44k new people today. Being around easy for you today. You turn all DEAR ABBY: In reference to Day. Cakes in green and white with a miniature vase of paneumples to follow, their 0 543 wi~ 82 After winning the opening fresh thinkers will offer you a dealings ftraiag o d good your letter signed FIREMAN'S were served with Ilme punch sies from her garden foliowed cbmisees for lead, declarer led a heart to ° Ofl5 different a pproach to an DAUGHTER urging thrill and dainty crackers and nuts to by a short tour of her gardens. dummy's jack which lost to seekers to stay home and watch the 18 members present. enigma that has been on your The next meeting will be the queen. East returned a # A KQ 9 200 N. PARK SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) mind. Find out more about instead by to declarer's second DEAR ABBY: You told a the news on TV of April 13 with Mrs. David spade The Invocation was given V 54 bow. SANFORD ur Declarer reaHzed •A K J new AM letter. yo $1 priority with you today. You at other women, "Let him look. there's an alternative. PH.322-2383 The business meeting was Karraker as hostesses. opening : for each to Astro-Graph P.O. won't mind doing little chores Vulnerable: Both Become a volunteer fire conducted by president Mrs. When he's through looking he's jack showed that West had Box 40, Radio City St&UOGI that YOU know will Plem- Your Dealer: South " through. fighter That's what I did. As a Stanklew1. The Flower Show . 10 of spades. Since that N.Y. 10019. Be on to Specify efforts will be rewarded. A Did you men he Is through trained fire fighter fought in April was the main topic of I was the case. declarer West North East South AGMARUIS(Nov. 23-Dec. with sex, or dead? fires and provided first aid at discussion. cashed his four diamond 2 NT ' v 'ii en,,, tricks, his three club tricks lMU) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 14 Pan 3 SALE STARIN T and IA S attending ,h.411 him d ho Do things your own way and in P11111 in On You, or doing a little Pan 4* Pass 44 w talk on Horticulture, sending FRIDA HA Y •0 -----Pan 5 4 Pass 6 NT your own time today. With your table-hopping younigif today. meant practice as well as for each everyone home with a firm DEAR FLO: I aw on. d thie. ndmdve manner You are both sociable . and Pam Pass Pass quiet,I, night I Spent at the station. (ft resolve to get their gardens in you can thus achieve much reweaL SUPER wasn't much, but it wag shape for the spring and men areWt OrSEgh wa 11118111 were unknown. South*:. ....'-11E REDUCTION. m0rs. summer. Opening lead: sometbing. (I not only got a 0J had the nim of spades and UM twire deeill. CAPRIOORN (Dec. 23-Jan. GENNI (May 21-June 30) 19) A fine day to shop for all five Of hisarts. West had the great education in first aid, I Mrs. Lee Whelchel of Macon, 10 of spades ound a heart. YOU need to be Mund Many Abose little items for Um bme Ga., sister of Mrs. Herbert WAS able to help people and DEAR ABBY: I am 16 and At trick 12, South led his'--* different kinds of people today youve been wanting. you More" Sr., was in charge of 0110 to ad* your curiosity. Av find just ft right articiels at am Aim SaMN r,:,e! - 10 .1 " not murled, and have no plans oweduw3th the dullarda. Seek out the In. bargain the sight and declarer. ION '(91-IS11 Cot IAYfK)N 0 PRINTED tellectuala. DEAR NOSY: A geed South's 0'ootfl1fl7 ce, •Ol Il AQUARIUS (Jan.20..F.b. 19) •I GAUZE UR SKLLS GAUZE .i.It)t 1 t Easts king and makir4 this - . i made a very Important Igestussthatcosidca$ffr,, tI ty AI_ t)Ilic &lAil)&(PuI(K am. Declarer had Uen. decialon a few weeks ago. I You know how to take what prodilactive day an quite a- bismuse he laded a lION i In bearta W ft mifs"? SliffiTINGS lucky that East had startaid decided to give my baby up for ism 01 Getting married? whi"er CUM P80010 11111"to Off AM cellient. YOU 1011M how to think deseibedt In ... $119 am bid his eBROADCLOT with just the king a6ptloL Abby, I love this baby you want a formal church effectively put A to work today. ,win" 1106y, even it you offer cud drMw sm it & co1 WN IM411115-wo UU4 no M ud dW',f-. SIMI' Becuse of this yotere beld in— a temporary MUM& very, very much. That is why wedding or a Simple do-your. I P1., 111010 Nortb Showed both his coversid tMt fact. ___ e DRESS PRINTS NYI()N A ACI IA It high Idesm. I)m giving A up. Some peoiple own thing ceremony, got SLnm Wed w" PECU (Ifeb.WMamb a)If mdu am hk Avis-spedie bid Omni CO I ION think rm wrong. They my I am Abby's new booklet, "How to dxnW AnO- or Second- With this 10 of waun, 120 (July 311~Avg- n) Open you think you!re onto 7~ TH FLEECE silia"N rowd corArd in spiades: in dam know that a finem-' up will be buk today who today, follow thm11111h. crod KET-17LE CLO Md heartless And am Have a Lovely Wedding." Send Your ads ow, 4 forthis heart king at trick 12 selfish for watinill to give away $1 and a long4Amped (28 1111SICIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 11111011111411 WWWUW to litinchissorbel&slare IIIEI?AfoSPEC1AL! YOL Thillip CM Work out quite AW CWW W"to a phL my child, but I think It would be cob) self-siddreesed envelop L/El'LOY ALL AT ONE much more MUM of me to to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, WASHABLE MARK EDWARD WILCHAR keep the bift and malm it Beverly Hills, Calif. 9= YDSPIDER MAN BEST by Stan Lee and John Romita FoR HURRY ... Twitvs So pit 161 , J IM lift THE rTE ,1$Ep FU T I PER' UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT C 'CREASE-RESISTANT " U La NI*0D R 101P iI$T s i CNLCI !1 0 A K£N I $I ___________________________ Ij . 4t Lamb Mt rl BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker MR. BIG SHOT./ NOV' WHAT 5 BUGGING YOU?! ,ALWA'VS HAS TO DO I EVERYTHING I BIGGER AN I BETTER THAN I EVERYONE ELSE/ ' __________ MOST MEN PON I MAKE A PRODUCT ION OUT OF AN AFTERNOON NAP , IF parts I II I [L__] Pamela Collins W Rinderknecht Exchange Vows .' Cff1*_.*-3 I _. .; .• - .. • - ' .• . 3-12 ________ - , . ' THE - by Art.Sansom ) , I--.. ffift"Is WW OT FOR &( 1W1H - u,g A - I' QLAM! . - U U Z em~ ARC HI E ________________________ by Bob Montana VOT'S OUT SICK WITH THE WRMG, %W M16HTe ARCHIE f FLU, NOT BE ABLE TE STORY OF MY R ANCESTORS A14p I SET TYPS,TOO TO MEETTHE EADLINE! .I - — t(.' ,,, - . _T ING WRITINS ABOUT VAGON TRAIN WRONG, VENOINS ITS VAY MISTER VEST FROM SVENSON I VISCONSIN To VILDS NEW., VEN I ;?UN OUT OF VSf , . tfi:, R0O - ____• — 1 107' me mes ad es s See Work In Reverse -, ' HOROSCOPE den - EEI( & MEEK / MOUE PI WIN AT BRIDGE by Howie Schneider - ( ' Hibiscus '1 _________________ ZZA J o % ames kenrob ' , - 11 J . p - / ' '-' n9agements A/i milrylesthees ?41 I 4.1 PRISCILLA'S POP &'E5 WANPA! ( - '- P 'YOU EVER " SEE SUCH A FANCY, EXPENSiV12Bkoy MJGGY f — NEVER.'E COUPLES1 RFALLY GO CVEROCARP WIT14 THEIR FIRST 8W.1 K .1 - by Al Vermeer I TH4K WHAT TUED ME OFF MOST WkS THE STEEL-eELTEP RAVIALS __________ C. 11) its oe .0 0 DOUBLE 1 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel *009N ON 6YLVJWT0R..% C1110C a WRE t4simdahl ___ Ift - ST114toplace/ HISS Mum OW11190411 OFF111.11 R& KNITS ____ ____ AlLifru BE A FRANK AND ERNEST j by Bob Thaves __ ___ ___ - I - __ ____ 141 JL OF byodliiilniill~ . YOU aT A "LOWb PUP IV, 45WIDE. 111 2-518 V VALUE LU / . t' TILL KIIII , HOLP. P FABRICS S GOOD THRU APRIL 14 '25$20 of do Key CM od *y4d bu*WL He is a JaWw at go. IF ThswsUngwiUbeanevofAi 1$,d3pn.,donse 9spOA 0mob, NIm t' 'iIii '25 WED. ON 4. + ES? RUPI IN '. - Burn Vom TAMILyfi y $20 20% 0 F -- 'u 7$4------------25 4aaae ' '- is, 0 . L. - 'I - -: - 'WL -. - --1 .i i.ZK.W - I b r 4 v UN!IEM%. VD. 1I1i!fURRM'L !RRE(; r5E, =Y/I!z---_::: ALL tra'f " I LtDE ~1 . 4'L I) OPEN WEAVE CASEMENT ereseaiar $559 79 winul - OPEN WEAVE CASEMENTS 5".i 1545 '24'. 'r 249. 1`101111111*ow-129Mm, 1". %84. .........IIS99S m — marjoyl unisex B"Uty sivion W CRYSTAL LAKE. On. A I A.WY U!! ANTIO SAIIN a------------- OPEN TUBL TNItU SAT- ") THURS. NIGHT 1111YA1111111111T.CLOSIDNAM. 0111111110111111 Will he maim an JIM* A at Grm UMW Qitch, $ort Friends are Inv*sd. bride is yiJ by ig. Monroe Ian. Her ftos 1 FOR Art BIVIRLYSIIBIIT_NOIIRTAHUNT POW WMWW of 0406, wd John A. Burns ofUMw Cove I' ti FROSTING SE 4 ___ - (UPHOLSTERY SPECIALS - MrfT CUPPLn WITH LIMP ThAN UPThEI, / I- ' .5, . Wikbw of Mimi. by T. K. Ivan H"MANI PM MORE is a197$Vete of Quks Coltral lUgh 89 ooi, andilflçadustsinJtmsfromthsUnlvsrsltyolGeorgia , ! $1491! /t4iGESTSELECTION t.OWESTI'RICLS Hart of Colbert, Ga.; Roy S. Goodwin of d Mr. and T.R. BsMenba of ___ .. LINEN LOOK SPORTSWEAR . • MTh - ALSO IN 714E BLANKETS1 WY har Wand Mrs. Rlthard ThomuF11g Old Fort , Ga., the engagement of their daugt4,r ittia to Mark Edward Wilohar, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Jm B. Comby Cob Rood, Sadw& TUMBLEWEEDS LOW PRICE... LEADER 1199 F AM BACKS A $549 I"_104 114 Im"Do OL �1OA-Ev.ningH.rasf,Fp. Tdaarchfl,i Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME stice is ecsy given mats am .TV HIGHLIGHTS CLASSIFIED ADS Skyline Killer." 0 BARNEY MILLER A YOUflQ woman who finds her tither In a men's bathhouse after a 28. year search creates a disturbance which lands them both _____________ EVENING e:oo C00NEws E Th,8 A AND SKY MONDAY MORNING (1)OWEDNESDAY 700 ______ _______ __________ ________ ___._.,.. (2) 7 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO • $flJo SEE (MON. TUE. mu, ) 0 FOOTSTEPS (WED) unearthed during a Founder's 0 $TARSICY I HUTCH The Day celebration, GRAHAM 0 (12) SILLY CRUSADE 5 NOVA "The Insect Alternative" Scientists desperately 'search for some form of pest control to replace chemical pesticides, as 40% of the worlds crops are lost to Z insects each year. (A) 5 CBS '(4J5 HAWAII FIVE-O A 'mIter's money-making scheme v• 2:30 (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD THURSDAY, MARCH22 Overesters Aaonymous, 7:30 p.m., Conununfty United Mdhodd Qliwdi, Casselberry. . . Greeter SessI.oIe Teeatmiafresi Club, 7:30 p.m., Aitsinonte LATE MOVIE "me 0 MANNIX ___ Springs CIVIC CSfltOt. Sesslanla Rebekab Lodge, 6 p.m., Odd Fellows }jaI, 107½ Magnolia Ave., Diet Workshop, 10a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Izte.te Mall, Ait monte Sf)ring. Sanford LA, 8 p.m., 11 W. First St. FRIDAY, MARCH23 Seininok 801(150 KIwouls, 7 i,!fl., Jerry's Sanford AIrport. Seminole South Retary, 7:50 axis., Lord Altamonte Sprthgi. Seuth V.in Sertema, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn, WaIWatehon, lOam., Deltona Inn. Wi, lOam., Bests, Mtnut. ,fl, TUØSwISd LA, Closed, St. Richard's Lake Howell Road. L.sgw.sd LA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian QUfCh, SR 434. Y Aàlt Club lu Singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. tOO Quanley's, TOMORROW Guests: (2) Marlin and Robert Bailey, owners of Animal Behaviour ____ ____ 7:43, 9:40 . ___________________ MORNING 6:30 SUNRUSE PESTER PTLCLUS HEAVEN CAN WAIT " at show. if am. Rscrsatlm Hall, Ci4osnbs Road, sponsored by DeBary I .. .... . . ••.,. erry' MONDAY, MAR($ • Ssshsr CKloea. tour to Now Glows Leave Seminole Ilasa, 8a.m.; Sejifoid Civic Center, 8:30 Catty bag limth. Return Match 31,7 p.m. • am. _ _ o RESTAURIPIT PH. 1• $ANPORO SANFORD AIR TERMINAL Al :': SUNDAY UUNCH loam-I pm. + flRPiuPWlulruI ul tea 5' $ One copy to Sod, personal repreom. authority Of 1110 City CINiy, , . rr.. to pk. S WhOm a COPY of this , Cfl.t Ieuus Aim., $p., CA1aghgfly City 40. - ___ • •• NINT' ' Will TV IN LUNSI FISAY, MA30 hub, iilo_____ VIMKad by Ij55IIqg Gild, I p.m. L$*hoTI wc, _____ 1:30 am. to 7:30 : S , Wei .iI-'--i, ___ Ceitlir * N. lage Ave. l Mel 1.as .I17L . •' 1IJy ps,' Toll.Frse 1.500.4354372 ask for Bob ElvIs. EOE. $HIIJJY i, CIRBIOtI . .•• • • • asst A.er1 L A ____ _ ___ ___ _____ _ _ ___ . 0rpi ., 912 FRENCH AVE. HWY 17.92 SANFORD ____________________ •. ATTORNEY FOR PUSONAL REPRISINTATIVI: *OOIRL$ER$y pc o,Swe tii. Csmrncia1) . ____ • . 40-A-Ape rtments & Duplaxes for Sala Lake Mary, Sanford area. 6 avail. Buy 1 or group. 100 pcI. oc. cupled. E. H. Selbert, Realtor. 3335001, aft. hns. U41S55. office, it you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thisad, and if we weren't looking for someone to dea lab this ad uldo'? be here. It you wand the - - CaIIBat REAL ESTATE REAlTOR. 322.7 i011ul'l ogo 24 typing I shorthand required. 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. 303331.013) bitweenl am. I 3p.m. whidays or Send resume to Construction Dept., Box U, Sanford, Fl. 32711. Equal Op. porlunity Empioyer. clerk at tse CIrcuIt Court By: Ivs crailtee Mdsager Trainee - WaIg teen Drugs of Sanford. Paid vacation, paid holidoys, mdse disc, major .nidlcai & retIrement plans, 323 1IS for appointment. 21-Situ oln Wanted hr. ThmAetemek,vim Cil0ry Ave. san pie . FLO Thurman Tflsmgeu. ____ ___ _________ rnw ' ___ PublIsh: March19 ___________ 10. 1979 J -" tea ILL13.1I, Generai Contractor 322.6457-aftHrs. 332.711) CLASSIFIED AVERT1SINO MOVES MOUNTAINS -&alnsu LOW LOW • Idyllwlide near I-I, S Ii's, FR, eakfast nook, OR, eat.ln kit., FP, Th baths, 2 car inc. garage. Many extras. $43,000. 3535 Sanford Av. VA.F HA.235.(onv, Homes Low Down Payment ss their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 444251$. buys you aa.- :::... _ ---- -..• .. .,,,,,, I ,,,, . . SR. 1 b. C.H&A. kit. , eel ALL FLOIID* RIALTy OFIANFORD. 2144$. Fronch Ave. 31310*I,3134173,55$47, - ( - FORREST 53'TV Radio-Stereo BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $30 Call 3221621; 3224160 _______- - _-----__- - 1970 Jeep Wagoneer IWO. RadioAir P.S. P.8*1900. 323.1772 78-4v'øtorcyclas _______________________________ motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323;h1660*' 3237710 28 Sales in Jan. SELLERS I BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGEtHER IMMACULATE 3 BR, 1½ bath home wcarpetlng, dining area, 1g. porch, FR, Spacious ENs I Many Extrasl Yours, for 133,0001 COUNTRY LIV1N' 4 BR, 2 bath home In Lake Mary wOreat Rm., Dr, CHIA, ww carpet I pool planned on to acrel Just 972.3001 SUPER 3 BR, 1½ bath home In Woodmere Park w.C.H&A, w.w carpet, dining area, Fr, 1g. MR. patio IMuch Morel BPP WARRANTED. Only 134.5001 BR, 2 bath In Idyliwlide of Loch Arbor on to acrel Free form pool, privacy fence, workshop, pentry, en. kit,, C.HIA, polio I Extrast NEAl. BST)TE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES L.EADIRI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 256.5 REALTORS PARK 'COUNTRY- locatIon yet minutis froessliepping. 2 51, lb. large storage rm I work shop, fenced, Wiaded I landscaped. $31110. collies. eupt. kit., shine FP, storage everywhere. Private Patipsl 172.005. bac. 2334 PARK DR. 323211$ REALTOR AFTER HOURS 323,4345. Hey Kids: Looking for an extra dollar? Ask Mom I Dad to let you have a classified ad garage S30.6133or 339.47)1 eves. ________________________________ ______________________________ home demonstration. 45.A-itof Slate _______ _________ 1973 Dodge Truck Large van body, new paint $2,795. 1109 Sanford Ave. - NORTH CAROL INA • MOUNTAINS 54-Garage Sales '40 RI,ar AWfl A,,h '-_,v, Ce.,... ,e. 2¼ ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT CLEARED FOR HOME OR POSSIBLE MOBILE HOME. $2,000 DOWN, $159.94 PER MONTH, 130 MONTHS, 0½ PCT. APR, BUILDING LOT IN GENEVA NEAR HWY 44. $3,500 TOTAL. BRING CASH I 20 ACRES HWY FRONTAGE NEAR LAKE MARY, TALL TREES,3 POND SITES. $40,000, S ACRES HWY. FRONTAGE NEAR OVIEDO. ACCESS TO LARGE BASS LAKE. $22,000. HALF CASH NEEDED. S ACRES CORNER ON COUNTY ROAD IN OSTEEN. MOBILE HOME AREA. $13,000 WITH TERMS. 120 ACRES PAVED ROAD NEAR DELTONA. INCLUDES 33 ACRE LAKE. ONLY $1000 PER ACRE. TFRMS. 3 ACRES NEAR DUNNELLON.. OCALA. HWY FRONTAGE, MOBILE HOME COUNTRY. ONLY $2.730 PEN ACRE. 53 ACRES HWY FRONTAGE NORTIIOP PANAMA CITY, NEAR 1.10, $1,000 PER ACRE. CMAZY TERMII TIME TO THINK ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA FOE THE SUM. MEl. MOUNTAIN ACREAGE OR RIVEN FRONT . AVAIL. ABLE. AS LOW AS 10 PER CENT DOWN. S PER CENT IN. TUEST. SEIGLIR REALTY FOR SALE Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand $1335 - 323-1020 CANAL FRONT Ievely3BR,mb home, siundick, beat house, fishing dock. Canal leeds to 55. JIbes Riugr, 059.009. "N"11cREALTOR, MLS 23.5774 Day or Ivoopor HSMSWI* pool.) BR, huh, newsy demo inside & mi C.N&A. Fully castid. Csrnsr let. Cinvsnlint $0 churdiss & schools. $30,211 332. Nylon pile cushion carpet. $6.30 pd U-hHoinss - Moblhe Heene 12*10' IR Fern. Ext. Cei. 332.3%O *vurlE 14'w.nlSpu.,e GREGORY MOSILE HOMES 21NOrtandsDr. *11109 VAIFNAFinVICinS The wielkar Is perfect for a backyard sale - sell everything faSt with a want ad, Call 212.5511 V 0311009. Installed. KuIp Decorators SInce 1937 w. 1st. 322.2333 Bedslodileháel,$2S,et. Sanford Auct Ian, 121$ S. Frinch, 323-7340. Oak Tables, round 45 in., un. Ilnis11a4, $l21; Solid oak biifrs,,S diinas, $173 Sanford Auction, 1215$. Fruich. 323-7310 - Rllno.', Rubber hoSts ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3lISanforlAy,. 332.5791 1974 MATADOR CPE. AC $J495 5959 Pontiac LeMans, 330 auto trans., PS, wcurrent lnsp. sticker for $300 or best offer. 323. '73 Malibu Station Wagon 51200. 3224149 - i iii III d - -s i ftJrCond.&Phatlng Central Heat & Air Coed, Free' Est. Call Carl Harrlsat SEARS,Sanford322.l771 JACk FROST- Cent. Heat & Afr Coed. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm. & Rn. 3fl.020s. '•'•''T_-Beauty Care ____________________________ ___________________________ AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 327914; Eves after 61 weekends TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 319 E. 1st St., 3225742 FILL DIRTITOP SOIL YELLOWSAND Call Dick Lacy 323.7550 c.,a,rdcTlle ____________________________ ' _____ 64-EquipmentforRent MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty.23yrs.Exp.471.7617 Income Tax - Prepared in the your home. 71 yrs. exp. $101 up. )fl'3?l7torappt. _____________________________ convenience of lnius'anc. _______________________ Guaantee Issue, Limit. Benefit Gulf Life Insurance AgeS 4050. Call Fred Harris 322.7960 appt, Mowing 'No lob too large or small. Corn piete lawn service. Free eStimate. 323 4551; Landscaping & spraying 323 0019 call anytime. ' - lawn service Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322.5111 _________________ 65-Pets-Supplies AKC Dobermans, 6 whis. old. Kastner bloodline. Tall docked & dew claw removed, 333.5454 ___________ Shepherd Pups, Reasonable Call aft. S-7 wks. old sssmeking ____________________________ AlteratIons, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 333.9136 Miniature Dachshund reg. red male, I wks, old, shots started. $335 574)594 Deltona. DOBERMAN PUPPIES FOR SALE PHONE 3234057 Kerry Blue terriers AKCReI,Swk.oidbeautin 5)50 339.4344 Ught I'hullng' _______________ Electrical Yard Debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 3195371 Curley Burfield Electrical Ma'nfaiiatlCSlrepair $303321. __________ Paint & Body __________________ - Screen-porches, pool end. , wds. All type reglazing & wd. Install. ELSe_Est.Mr.Taylçr 322-1345. EdI Al's Paint & Body Shop CHECK OUR RATES 323 6754 _________________________ _______________________ _______________________ ANIMAL HAVEN dog ICat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control, Pet Supplies, dog houses, Heated mnels. 322.975, _______________________ 68-Wanted to Bu ______________________ Huii, WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. n$we Selvege. _n.on,. Small home repairs. Remodeling I Pan. Roofing repair. Free Est. -- 332 4)30 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest In used furniture, Nefi-Ig., stoves, tools. '72-AuCtion For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions I Ap. pralsals. Call Dell's AuctIon. 323- 5633. - JOHNNY'S BACK ____ uds Auction Every Saturday at 7 P on SR 113, II ml. nerthi of San. lord. We will buy, sift or PlsifltIng DANNY'S PAINTING lnter'lor.Exterior House Painting Llcinsed.lnsured. Bonded FREE Estimates. (303) 322-9io ______________________ interior I Exterior Painting Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Lit. 322-1543 Small or - PIuflflg Service RemodelIng, retired builder ng all kindi of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free 1st. 323-0214. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS RepaIrs,Lealls,FastSeqvice Chg. Cdi. ACcepted 337.1511 CUSTOM HOME SUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 3G. SALINT & ASSOC. 323.5443 Garage so full there's no room (or thecar? Clean it out with a Want in the Herald. PH. 32224)) or 535.9993, 1 Man, quality operatlon Iyrs.exp.Patige,DrIvays atc.waynekal,327.132h _____________________ TISSIvIOS Sm.orLg.FreeE,p. CalIMr,TayN.,3fl54 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS FreeEst. 213412afterS:10 INSULATION - lOtting, blowl.19, IACO P0mm. fIberglas & Calluloos. Lewest prices. Call .3311030ir 1057344105 coboct' iEEE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed & in. sured. FREE cit. $435147 ______________________ - WaldIng ________________ - WELDING SERVICE all types of welding, your place or ours. 323-4440. - tridi used Furniture, antiques or misc, by the pieCe or Mom full. Freepick.upon consigned mdse. 33 pcI. 332.1215. - 323-SW 3310715 - Corete Work; steps, patios AucliinSaturdays7p.m. Sanford Ave.at Hwy 437 Comignments Welcome K.11osgsAuctlon5ales3337051 Piney General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soIl I fill dirt, lawn maint. & tree trImming. 323294$. GIau 1. SCreen _______________________ 12 Cu. ft. Sears Upright Freezer, like new, $90 2295 Auto, P.S., P.8., lowner BUILDING ii 10 x 72 x 14 NEW all steel clear span buildIng. in. cludes a 20' x 13' double slide door, three wail I!t, 75 lb. wind load and service door for $5,951. F.O.B.CaII3O5331.44r79a.rnto 5 p.m. collect. - 417½W.11th5trid JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 7$ models. Call 339.9500 or $34(Dealer). _____________________________ I 62 A-Farm Equipn BUY SELL TRADE OIf3ISE.Flrst$4, 322.3422 Used Furniture --- Bob Bali's Disc. Cener Inc. 32222.4 Morse sewing machine in 3 drawer cabinet, $160. 30 in. twin bed & ~ roliaway, both with In. BROKER 1975 HORNET 4 DR. 3207 French Ave. -. Sanford, 3235725. $ . plete, Thomas orgafs, pianos. SO-Mscellaneous for Sale S pc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. LR new $399; Loveseat $44.93 & up, 7 pc. dinettes $10.95 I up; Ref. $SOIup; El.stove$i0 I up; full size draperies sios up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of STO. TRANS Guitars, Drums, Barbs. Corn. 5627103 body, 13000. 1109 Sanford Ave. 1977 GREMLIN 59-4Vkssical Merchandise WILL BUY EXISTING 1st I 2nd MORTGAGES. N. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $23 No. 4.0 Wyntore Rd., Altamonte, 14ff. fiberglass boat I trailer, $275. 7 hp outboard motor like new, $173. 1973 Dodge large van .-• RACQUET STRlt4OlN6-Op$ All type racquats, Avg. $1, Scott Reagan3l3.$)77 __ We hive a Singer Futura Wwing mach. Sold new for 5450 was Christmas layaway, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate, You can have mach. (Or $114 cash or take up payments of $12 ma. Will take trade as part payment. Call 531.1714 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. $4495 6637. _______________________ 57-Sports Equipment 47-A-Mortgages Bought &Sokl WILSOPIMAIER FURNITURE TIK. AC ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 62-Lawn-Garden terspring mattresses, Good condition. $20 each. 332.5)97. 4-SPEED 80-Autos for Sale ACCessories Estate Wanted Private Party wants to buy a house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 323541$ aft 7 p.m. 1977 SCOUT -- -• These are a few of over 2000 47-Real TRADE-INS Jim. - 55-Boa tS & 7.7 Acres located on large stream, real good access. About 1 acre garden area or pasture. Plenty ci room to build 3 or 4 hous. Lays gentle. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty 'bf privacy. $3950.00. $1,500.00 down payment. Pienty of wild game and good fishing In this area. I 1.44 ACRES. NICELY WOODED WEST OF 1.4. ONLY $12,300. Moving Sale: Clothing, toys, jewelry, motorcycle, bicycle, utility shed, Shot gun, fan, rifle, coins, antique furniture, glassware 6. Other collectibles Fri.Sat. 9.? 2509 Bay Ave. Will add more items each day as I sort lhrough closets. wired and plumbing completed. Water and the outside is corn pleted. Large deck overlooking mtns. You can live in it while you fimsh it taD. 5 miles from Mur. phy. 527.500.00. *5.000.000 cIbwn assume loan. CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N.C. 2590$ I don't need a PickUp Do you? 1977 Dodge ', ton pickup. I ft. bed. Less than 16,000 ml. Camper top. Balance owing less than $3,000 assume payments of $109.72 ma. Call 322.3125 ask for Garage Sale-) Family March 23121,9 tIll 2 131$ Summerlin Ave. Mountain cabin appro*lmatepy 1 acre. Dandy garden spot. This Is a handy man special because It Is not finished inside., roughed qualified buyer. $30,000 to 43-1.ots.Acreage Rain or Shine. Mar. 23rd tIll? , am. to 5p.m. 101 E. 24th P1. (off Sanford Ave.) mini AAa FM tape, CO, Big Tires. Super Shape. $7750. 333.4454. Moving out-Odds & Ends & Misc. 3.5 Acres tracts, fantastic view, overlooking valleys. This tract would make a dandy farm. Has a large log barn, alSo has spring and even has a creek that runs thru property. Borders a paved highway. A steal at only $1500.00, Good terms, $2100.00 down, assume loan. $35,000. Low down payments. SUILOER. 332.7357 NEW CAR 1977 Toyota Longbed, topper, auto, radio, heater, AC, 16.000 Like fleW. 3394215, • ___________________________________________________________________ New 233 Hom*s, 4 oct. interest to 3226130. mi. Property sale. payments. after GREENE listings. We have all types of property listed from $500. per acre and up. We have small tracts, we also have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc. Write or call for free listing brochure. You can call free of charge by dialing I10043$.747l. Write or call loday. '7$ Mercury Marquis Brougham Loadedi $1000 take over '76 Grand Prix Black T.top. All options. 36,000 ml. Excellent cond. 13,500. 3230696 S. -. 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable. $ track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call $311714 for free REALTORS INC. (1) 3239354 REALTY LAKE FRONT 3 11,2 bspllt plan, lath taking view, burned Rep. Rid Estate Stoke,' - STENSTROM PMneIIl 1501. Sanford Beautiful bldg. Sl des. to cow ewtmminp. *aN utilities LIMO Acres' near Pt, Myors. SUN. harm BiS' ' WHAT-Duplex. Older home conversIon 1 BR, 1 bath each. WHERE-Good location close to downtown. WHEN- Available now for in. vestment as both are occupied. HOW MUCH- $21,500, $3,S0000wn with owner financing or cash cheerfully accepted. 337.5900 TeevisIon-25" Color, BeautIful Walnut cabinet. Regular ago, Balance $175 or $12 ma. Still In warranty. Call 131.1711 day or _____ Monte Carlo '76 Real Clean, new tires. $3350. 323.5114 6. after S 322 7539. cars, trucks & heavy equipment. ZELLWOOD. 5 acr.'s 510,000. -___ limit Isthy, rms., lovely grounds. $69,930. Nandan spiclals 3 $LI 5, sm. dan., mmer hold. $15,559. 2 loIs wjerago opt. Slide west. Ideal Is, small business. Zoned comm. $30119. 114 Myrtle Ave.: REALTOR 323.7132 Eve. 332.4312,322.1517.3727177 The Real Estate Agency REALTORS JOHN KRIDER AISOC. available. ___ COLBERT,REALTY IN( Top Dollar PaId for lunk 5. used good Used Televisions. $33 ann up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 3220332 - - in 0691 -_--_- 3 acres Lk. Sylvan area. Best Terms. $20,000. William Maliczowskl, Realtor. 322 7903. ___________________________ LAKE SYLVA'V 100 x 110 57.000. H0MOWNEN5: D3n't lose your credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy MAYFAIR older 3 BR, Wa a heme with many unlqw feeturos, Ig OvalS. $31,909. isles large $assm, air clint. ulS man preferred. *12130 HAL REALTY WORLD. W.GarneltWhIte m jvluam, of things? 3 BR, 1½ b, 1g. polio separate SPARKLING clean 2 BR, lb. FR, well landscaped, be yd fenced. StUN. 3 ___ Looking for a home near the centei BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED LAKE MARY over ~ acre of OLD HOME. 3 BR, 2 bath beautiful wooded property with secluded country living, fenced, lake access privileges. Many Includes grove, many shade wonderful features Including a trees, 1 yr. brick fIreplace & sn,soo, sewing room, this 4 BR, 2 bath home Is 4 years new. $79,000. ASSOCIATES WANTED, CALL BILL PLATTE FOR CON. FIDENTIAL INTERVIEW, LOOKING for a nice older home situated on a large piece of property? Here It is. Secluded, yet near the center of things. Call us about this 2 BR home with C.HIA. $37,900. Cash for your loll Will build en your let or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Model inc, Realtor 1443013 2111* ' 3i.w59 ur w. Commercial hhwiving location & reedy to go. DeIy$7,IeIdree+sb*mo.tobe your own bees. Their loss is your gain. Calf todsy, HAROLD HALL REALTY Inc. 21)1711 Dated at MeItie.. Ova, aIy, PisrIla. Miril, 1$, iWO. Publish: Merik73, *e, ipris 1, IL ___ Rag. Neal Estate Stoker 1 acre Enterpise Area PrIced forquick cashsale 323 0174 aft 6 - public AUTO AUCTION ever! Tuesday I Saturday at 7.30. Its the only one Florida. You Set the reserved price. Call 904255 $311 for further details fl-Jui* cars Removed _______________________________ KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES - AYTONA AUTO AUCTION - - ,lvr, __a___ )4wy. 92, I mile west of Speedway,, D'tona Beach, will hold a Sell that extra bike with a low cost ClassIfied Ad. CV BATEMAN REALTY Rep. Real Estate Sniki, your own business. Fully squipt, this DAY CARE CENTER is na That hhie (parties) Iflhe,eelsd id so Iveins. amo (are) ad isIS$.i,s: siePervagut Jan investmt Of Merchandls Ivry Dsp Tryanel 10 acres tIled, farm land, w.1Se33 underground pool, 3.1 older frame. All this SILISI. Ret Wed Couple [UI Office or workshop In garage Shade & fruit trees. Warranty, $59,500. BPP WARRANTED. Just Reduced to 510,4101 Roe I' Estate, Inc. IODDJOB$ CALL323.1113 ___ or duplexes.4. FANTASTIC I Johnny Walker YARD WORK - - - VACANT, i' tQ construct 2 SalesFee. $35,000 . take a cue, Robert 0. Fiether, ChaIrman 5% New 3 BR, 1 b CII, city water I sewer. If you aren't using your pool table, tIlsuwi,d dollars. me specific law 3229283 107W. 1st, Sanford Phone 3224333 - and sell It with a Herald classified ad. Call 323. 3615. . KULPA REALTY • For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June PonIg 323.5334. HOUR ForA AVON IUILDYOUR EASTER NEST LOOt Earn, extra money for the holidays by selling Avon. Now's a great tIme to start. Call 4443079. Housewife's Send for 20 ways of making money at home. $3.00 to Jean's Report, P.O. Box 120. Sanford I* 32171. IIALTY The Buyers Are Looking We Need Listings I DurIng March We Will List And Sell Your Home Must be familiar with personnel records, time sheets, daily lob • • $41,900. 29 Sales In Feb. Experienced 333.10)0 BARMAID WASTED DAYS I NIGHTS 323•3651. After 1 p.m. Approx 2 acres. 3 BR, 7 bath overlooking lake. 510,000. 2435's S. French (5792) Sanford 323 5314 corner lot. Many added features. Detached garage with spare BR I bath. SEE THIS HOME To. DAYI 533.300. career minded individual. Must have a minimum of 2 yri. exp. in conStruction offIce procedure, opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1100433.1402 anytIme for recorded message. COUNTRY - HAIR DRESSER ____ PuMNO: Mardi 2*. 29, AprIl 1, 1*, .1' ,,. ' r. terms. Olteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 3054351696 & 530 0026. Eve & wkendi 901 734 A4 ______________________ Older 2 BR, 1 b,goodcond. $21,500 OFFICE I HOME, most corn. fortable home in Lk. Mary w. space for office, be.uty shop, what have you. Zoned comm. .. - _____ LaytOn 16'.SieepsS,self contained 3 way ref., Reese hitch, El. brakes. 52)50. 322.7113. 52-Appliances ____________________________ ___________________________ in - . access. 5750d;n. $35,900. UNIQUE2BRPIOME Huge FR, newly painted, bisutiful oak floors. Great Oak shaded CICtIOn Secretary. Good pay with excellent benefits for Arthur H. SeciwIm, Jr. OC1IIJ$1I 1551 PontIac Grand P15 No. d11BU1P3 REALTOR' 3324991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves $133453 322.1999 41-Houses Mechanic for small truck shop. Apply 205 Palmetto Ave. Longwd or Ph. 5304493. Notice ksiIsri. ___ FISIlde IIVP1 _____ Altarnonfe Exicutive Center on SR 436 near Post Off Ice. Ground floor park at your door large 2 room office & private bath. 5150 mo. A.V. Pope Realty. $311226. commissIon. 13)6413. ____ ___ ___ 31A-C(f ci Rental AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ___________________ o Tihepilans:*121)1131 PublIsh: March 55, 15,199, SEWN - Dancers wanted- 'lust opening new club in Seminole, good tips, t.ET'S BE HONEST ' ML! warranty. Various other CETA positions are also available, please Inquire at shift. Sanford Nursing I Con. valescent Center, 950 MeIlonvIIle Ave. Apply In person. - • • • ______ ___ w.m.'!=SpsWudgSB-----'j • ____ Den, large country lot In Oviede. 3634167. .Janitorlai-.exp. porter, must use buffing machine. 53 hr. S Tad Freeman, Zayres Store, San. ford $ am, to 10 am. NO CALLS Call 323- 5 176 Mechanic wanted - Filler machIne exp. req. Apply in Jungle Lab, Sliver Lk. DI'. SIIWOI'd. • . 7 p.m. $ '4dg,. 13 Pri Imde. bdo bay, 1:30 pa. •. .WNAY,Afll.4 ___ II COOKS WAITERS WAITRESSES MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS • • FOR RENT $300 mo., turn 3 BR, Manpower Division 109 North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 the above $TEMPER AGENCY ma. MANAGEMENTTEAM51.000mo. Pontiac • A ___ Fis . $4lOmo. GROUNDS KEEPER $4lOmo. MANAGER TRAINEE $405 _____ MONDAY, APRIl 1 ey Vep,iis,'2 p.m., Delesy Civic Auaiim). cAT... VACIUTS • LOCALORIVER * Operators who own their own tand.m.axle tractors to run the East Coast. Home on weekends, advances en ead trip & f weekly settlements. Call ' ___ • - ASSIST. MANAGER STATION ATTENDANT $ll2mo. _______________ . 23 MIIIT - GIRL FRIDAY W-IIpnd ____ • + ISDAY SPICAL 4 P.m TI' Closki DIAPT SIll $lOOmo. OPEN DOE $400mo. JO.ASI, 333S112. ________________________ BOOKKEEPER of , • ______ r 5500 ma. Seminole County School herd lathe. l0u1de, and No PrevisIons 0? the As Deguty Clark PublIsh: March ss. All person. Interested in *e astale CIIVISr at No CII! if CIlUultffly, Publish Mardi 1,5.15,22,197, OSH-99 PWIda.inaccerdancewsich*r 01111 to 171MS. Laws Of FI0?Ids, 1955. Administration has been mailed irs SECTION VlSI - EFFECTIVE required, WITHIN NOTICE UNOI Tills Ordinance shall be. THS FROM THE DATE OP THE DATE FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE i lvs*dys f5 FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS rdi 31. iWO at •5_ind idotliII. Celery TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE, lottIe any OSIICIISI15 they FIRST READING *1511111 day 01 Ave SMisrd, Pie. There will be a Notice is hereby given msi me may have that challenges the AD $7 sale en metsue..in veicIs for me ufIderalined, Pursuant Is till validity St the decadent's Will, No if tie flMifl. SECOND READING 13111 y 0? am quaIiticatlos o the "Fictitious Name Statute" cliapler A.D. INS Fad Bus-se No. 314j2.' 55109. PisrIde Statute, will register reprssentetivs, or *e venue or M1 AND C.2455 FINAL READING with me Curt ci me circuit Court, lWIsdlctISn ci me court. ___ 1550 Stuck Skylark ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND ADOPTION thIs 12th day ci MarcI Sir. NO. Insnd fir Seminole County, FIOrIØ, lion receipt a prs at me OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED &D., $79. iN0P* p APPROVED: Bill s. Oiler, Publicatiin of *15 notIce, tile tic. WILL Ii PORIVIR BARRED Imem name, te.eN: "A$.TE*A. this 1070 BSenevllle - TIOWS BY ROSA" under whim we CII! Nottceoi Adeninlutretlepi. March U. Florida on wg.sg In buslmes (or) under iNS Chevrolet ito Ten Tract ATTEST which (we) expect to engage In KIie1,CIVSSIII Sir. N.. 3CNI P1*1215 buSI.NS.I (a4drs) $tat Read As Perisnal ispreiidativ 0? MI?! W NawIh 4 in No City if Uagwes& FISIida iNS Chevrolet to Ten Truck CIty Clerk me Estate 01 lam. iaoos,$ijford Spase by cr,uW ______ _____ (adbrrry. --ti-- fJUU1jf1LtjL1JuL Ji CASHIERS DESK CLERK SALES REP. Creative Expressions opmeciaimto mimileses ire IVSM hiM Ii tIThe by the gevernlag • 33-Houses Furnished in the ahavi deicrlbed io. me clerk is .na1,, me clerk to mall del ermined SaUisIOes$ S IIIIVdeI $472 mo. $464mo. ____ . $3 - 5 acres farm land, Gineva area. 513.550. $2 dwn, $145 ma. Immaculate 4 BR, 2", bath country home on 3+ acres. 2 BR, LR, Fia. Rm. Refrigerator & Stove Good area. 3220214 APPLY Ill PERSON TO: SEMINOLE COUNTY CETA OFFICE Seminole County _ 1:30 p.m., Deliry UrnsI _________________ on Nbo4 (birth parlor,. Speaker, WWIws W.b.ter • 4p.m. ill TOO NIUSI SUNII bc I. Tiu, Al Yat s Eat. GENERAL OFFICE __________________________ a safety 'IJISDAY • luirIee.iemJoriu. JOBS 11trUCtji, ':. WIMU (ssr DLI, avic Ye. Cl. lit 8pe 32-Houses Unfurnished senior citizens. 110$ me . includes Salad Sat ;t. u*s • $ JOBS Mon.Frl,ia.m.4p.m. 32"344 _________________________ _ WNAY I1AI(I 30 S 3231601 __ QIII1I travel agent, • . S OVERLOOK THE RUNWAYS Child Care my home , __ ____ slId LOVNGE JOBS ma name ii add lashed Hr-rjtn, 1:30 p.m. Florida Power & ligig, Sanford. ProVam on br.sthnaklng by Mary dsr. LoNweed tree bsr .1 Cives, 7:30 a.m. Se . -CN ________________________ _______________________ REDEFINING ma 3220296 appropriate Division within the Department, Must be graduate from an accredited high school - statement • Lovely quiet neIghborhood, spec. bus pine paneled, all ci., tile bath, attic fan, AC, carport. Working person preferred. Coil L 3736061 or eyes. 323 0317 wmany extras. $40,000. 31-Apartments Furnished COMPLAINT TAKER Primary duties are operating telephones for assistance from the public for response to I Ire and rescue emergency situations; also to receive routine calls and route to the REALTOR Pleasure to spare in this $210. $411103. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto comm. lot on 17. 20 acres, Lk. Mary, between 3rd & 4th at Van Buren Ave. 2 blks So of L.k Mary Elementary School. Must Sell! Will divide. Write Bruno Beilucci, 1920 Louise St., Crystal Lake, III. 600)4. - 80'-Autos for Sale 75-Recreational Vehicles ____ ON SALE- NEW twin size springs & mattress $23.93 ci. PC.; NEW coffee tabie wIth 2 matching endtables$39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. çf Sanford. 3220771. . __________________________ FOR SALE M. Unsworth Realty 51-HousehoM _____ Goods -- ________________ - Pinecrest area home. 3 BR, 2 B ceramic iss: - 1 - Sanford large 1 BR + den. Air, bath $173. Furnished EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Serving as Director of an duties include, but are not limited to, setting up i"Council on Aging", Study of agencies which serve Seminole County, referral procedures, research funding sources, and coordinate projects servIng the elderly. RequIres A.A. In Social Sciences or related field. Two years coordinating community ser. vices; two years working with SSMO. FlMnl _________________________ New listing 92.549,500. DeBary-Lovely 1g. 1 BR Alt, No Pets. Ideal Ret. Person 322.5054 43-lots.Acreage 41-Houses iid to Suit our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 233 & 245. BackonMarket3BR,) b,fenced shady yd. 113 Plnecrest Dr. DrIv* by & call. $27,300. 1 BR.AvaiiableApril 1 $139 Mo., lease, $100 deposit 471.3714 or equivalent, Type 15 wpm: must speak accurately and clearly. oulrid Of 1 11011 sChool students $0? Firs Aunlliaxy. 5000 MORNING FLORIDA tI,NISGHSOR - to p.m., _____ .. PRESSER ByOwner3Bpc,m CilIA, WInter Springs 3230174 aft 6 -3334470 MarIner's Village. TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THESE POSITIONS, APPLI. CANTS MUST BE RESIDENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY AND MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA, WHICH IN. CLUDES: UNEMPLOYED A MINIMUM OF 10 OUT OF THE 12 WEEKS IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO APPLICATION: AND UNEMPLOYED AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION: AND MEET THE LOWER LIVING STANDARD FOR FAMILY IN. COME. wit: Center Dinner show and contests. c.0 691361$ Unflod Msthet Women rummage uie, B 3 p.m., Community United MetJiodj Qu, Caseelberry. Gnstor Sashed (absr .1 Commee Gil Test. asuent, 1p.m., Mayfair Coimiry aub, Cientey Weston 1.,.., 7:30 IBary Firemen's 41 ,•.•. Sanford. ._ H 41-Houses 1 BR-Sill. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAIN. ING ACT, THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. wean 10 a.m..S p.m. Days Inn. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED LIMITS BY DECLARATION NOTICE OF ACTION thittheadministrationofthesstat, Thatthecorporatelimltsofmacify TOiLOUIS J. REYE5 Leqal of SHELLEY E CERESOLI, OlCaSaeIbs,F$oI'$da,bsandItl5 RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN dec.as.d, File Number 797SCP, Is herewith and hereby riditinid so as YOU ARE HEREBY notified that pending in the Circuit Court for to include said tract of land hein aComplalf*toforeclos.a mortgage NOTICE Seminole County, Florida, Probate described. The description herein encumberIng the following real Notice Is hereby given that the 5 contaIned shall Include all streets, properly, to Division, the address Of School Iosrd of Seminole County Seminole County Courthouse, roads, hlehways, alleys, and Lot 22, Block B, LAKE BRAN , will hold a heering at the School Sanford, FlorIda 32171 The personal •VIflU1S loCated Within or bItWSiI'. ILEY ISLES. SECOND ADDITION, Board Office Board Room on AprIl representative of the estate KRlS the existine munIcipal limits and according to me Flat thereof as 11.1979, to consider amendment of 5. CERESOLI, whose address ii 305 WIN aiwlixid hereIn In $iCtIail 1 In Flat Book 11, PageS, of Policy 40*50 -3.1 concerning the hereof. 5. 11th Street, Sanford, Florida estaolhslwnenl of number of credits SECTION V - AMENDMENT OP me Public Records of Sirninol 32771. The name and address of the County, Florida, and type of courses which will be re. personal reprswntativvs tornsy OFFICIAL CITY MAP - TSII9 the been filed against you and City Clerk be and ilie 5$ are set for below. ou CONCESSION H. REVEl and VIdestIon beginning with the class All persons having claims or thorized Ii anlind, alter, and SV' ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF which enters ninth yade in 197915 demai INlet the estate are elementmeolflcialcltyrn.pof the SANFORD a banking cerpo,.a$im, dIeel yeer. The policy al defines required, WITHIN THREE MON. City Of SOlbSrVY• Florida. to and you are required to serve a copy the number of net classroom hours THS FROM THE DATE OF THE dUde ths aIvlSxatIeII contained In ofyiurwrlttorlde aie..s.ifeny,toi, nScN1aryferaCridit,c...4ip4 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS SeCtiOn I hifilt. on EDWARD i. HADDOCK. ¼ credIt. There will be no de. SECTION NOTICE, to file with the clerk of th VI- SIVINABILITY SWANS, SWANS, AND HADDOCK, terminable economic impact. The If above court a written any sictien or portion of a PA., Plaintiff's attorney, Of wtii specific law being implemented 5$ at tillS ordinance r any claim or demand they may 10 address Is 17 SOUTH MAGNOLIA P.S. 222.244. Also for consideration have. Each claim mt*t be In writing be Invalid, unlawful, or Ull' AVENUE, ORLANDO, FLORIDA In this hering will be a new policy COlihlIftAlSial, It 511511 and must indicate the basis for be hold to 321o1 en or before the 2nd day ot 40*59.741,31 concerning the fencing ma Iiwalldate Or Impeir She validity, claim, Ilomeor.I with Of wstir storage arias constructed creditor or his agent or attormy, taiCi. or effect of any 01110? section the Clerk of this Court either before Oli sChool Property as Opposed to not and the amount claimed. It me or part at this il'linslCL service on Plaintiff's attorney or fencing 0? natural areas such as SECTION VII - ANNEXED claim Is '.ot t the date when it Immediately thereeøer; otherw lakes. ThlPUrps..Of this policy Is to will become due shall be stated, it AREA RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES a default will be entered against y $irvs as a guide fencing aries, th. claIm Is contIngent or lIds Ofdllianco be for tile relief demanded In me PSfSivIaI holding water, as coming effective, tie property COMPISInE 15ted, he . pricautisii, but ezempting natural certainty shall be stated. If WITNI$$my hand and the seaiat WON 541(11 0$ lakes, which, If fin. claim is secured, the security siaii Medaroe shall be.adNIsd to aN this Court Oli Febrvary 55' 1979. t could Colt Wvsral Iw ,ui4N ,. me rights arid prIvileges an Im (Court $esl) be described. Tue claimant ' s••• SECTION IV IN THE ESTATE: ___ "Saturdey Night Fever" Revue sponsored by Qsaverot Group of Hw'p.sah, 7:30 p.m.; Altamonte Springs Civic (4) EYEWITNESS oe NEWS ii alum 30-ApartmentsUiurnish,d CETA • _____ • • 18-HPIpWatnd RELIEF NIGHTAUDITOR Exp. preferred. Frl..Sat. night. Goad starting salary, Company benefits. Apply In person bet. agency, - Republicans Feudee AffaIr, 7:30 p.m., SabaJ Palm j. I8O6 $ting Fling, 10 am. to 4p.m., Red Bug SchooL Auc. tion, crafts, plant and bake sale. (2) THE WIIJURN BROTHERS (THU) (FKUTANA me unu MICAI.$ tree mrne - For future Information call IQ.3333 or write SanfordAl•Anon Family Group NEED!PIMMEOIATELY _• ___________________ _____ portunity Employer. prcbiemdrinkers -. axis., p.m. Y TRY(MON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. PRI) (j)NA$HVILLI ON THE ROAD IR1*K AL.ANON Fortamillesorfriendsof --•-.•• - cardinal Industries Inc. 303.321. 0220 between Sam. I. 3p.m. wk. days or sand resume to Box U. Sanford, Fl., 32171. Equal On. ISALIONOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? more particularly described as DEH.177 followi. to.wit: Lot 1. Block 2$, Kathryn Park, IN tHE CIRCUIT COUNT oi according to Piat thereof as Legal Notice in PIat Book 4, Page 9 of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Public Records of Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OP THE PROBATE DIVISION County; lisa that portion of said 1St I1GNTIINTN JUDICIAL CII. File Nwmbr 79.71 CF wtilch has been conveyed to the Sate CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Divislen Of Florida for rpd Purposes. IN RE: ESTATE o. COUNTY, FLORIDA. SECTION 11 -ZONING CIVIL ACTION NO.: 194$3.CAI9. SHELLEY E. CERESOLI DESIGNATION - That IfS POS? K Decu,d tydelcribedln$.ctionloffflsordi. SOUTHEASTERN HOME MONT. 'e shill have the following Z0 GAGE COMPANY, etc., NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ning classification: Plaintiff, Cl Commercial Zoning CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST vi, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SECTION Ill-CONDITIONS OF LOUIS J. REVES. at tax, Of al OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED ANNEXATION - None Defendants, p.11). ____ FAST . 18-4Ip Wanted Weddings by DOT - Cassefbsrry, Florida, does herewith and hereby annex and designate zo. ningof a certain tract of land lying In Seminole County, Florida, and Sanford, Fl. 37771 3032234121 Attorney for Wife Publish Mar. 22,29, Apr. 3. 12, 1979 Open Public Hone Clinic starting 9 Wilco Sales Arena, 4 xnhles west 011-4 on SR$. &Ing your own horse. Sponeored by Seminole County 411 Clubs, Ciii 7130. Sethr Citbeis toir to Lakeland for Holiday on Ice Leave Sanford Civic Center 12:15 0 SUNRISE LAST NIGHT - • (4JCMOKERSARML(FRI) oppowouviosi.y STARTS FRIDAY op P.O. Drawer 0 Baptist Quirch, Altamonte Springs. Caseeberry LA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran NY(MON) (4)EY!WITNIU MAGAZINE (TUE) (1)OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) @MINUTU(UM PLAZA I tion of said lot w1ich has been con. vsyedtothaStateof Floridafor read NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ENTI) yTN CITY CO CASSELBENRY, FLORIDA: ' SECTION 1 - ANNEXATION AND ZONING That the City of Arllear H. Seckwlth, Jr. Clerk of tIle Circuit Court By: Patricia Robinson Deputy Clerk Roger L. Berry for (2) EARLY DAY (4 _) AGRONIKY mo COMPA. I .. U U I U - Noon Friday - AND (SEAL) SATURDAY, MARCH 24 Sanford LA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1301 W. First s. Rebudiders singles over 25, 7:30 p.m., 6:53 N U- Day Before Publication Sunday a 12:37 The Cossitbirry, Florida dopisd an ________________________________________ Ordinance of Annesatlon as follows: ____________________________________ ORDINANCE NOJ73, 0 . PetItio.wIfe. consentIng to and requestIng the annexation and zoning of that parcel id BAILEY KEITH GUNN, specifically described herein; and Respondent.Husband. WHEREAS, the city of the City of Casselbirry, Fidid., NOTICE OP ACTION th.retoforeat regular meetingof STATE OF FLORIDA TO: BAILEY KEITH GUNN, whsse City Council has last known residence and maIling tlon signed by the landowner of the address is 2210 Woodly Square, area sought to be annexed, con. Apartment 350, Montgomery, 51'ltlngtoafldriQuIstlngtheannex. of said Parcel and has consi. Alabama MilO. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED dered thoroughly the feasibility of SUCh annexation and zoning to the that a proceeding for dissolution marriage has been flied against you City of Casselberry, Florida, in and that Patitlonar, THERESA Y. accordance with Chapter GUNN,isseakingrsllefagalns$you, Laws of Florida, 1914; and AND, you are requIred to appear WHEREAS, objections to such and tile your Answer or 0?her annexation and zoning have been defenses or pleading with the Clark considered and hMrings held, and It of the CircuIt Court In and appearing in the best interest of p, SeminoleCounty, Florlda,andserve City of CasseIberry, Florida, to copy thereof on Petitioner's at. annex and zone said property, torney, ROGER L. BERR, P.O. sublect to specific conditions and Drawer 0, Sanford, FlorIda 32171, restrIctions; and on or before the 23rd day of April, WHEREAS, the City Council has 5979, or otherwise a default will be concluded from Investigation that entered against you. all municipal services wIll be WITNESS my hand and official avallabletotheare. tabs annexed sialoftheCierkolthe Circuit Court on the effective date of this Ordi. on the lith day of March, 197L nance. CALENDAR Imp.des the progress of • 2:00 (2) (12) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE P30 "McCloud: Showdown At Times Square" (1975) DennIs Weaver, Chief Dan George. A dispute over McCioud's Investigatlon of an Indian chief's son leads to the lawman's resigna. tton. %; epidemic. PI.AZA (4) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 0Th!PARTRIDGE FAMILY 12:06 Noon MAIDS 1:30 GRAMMINO (4) BIG VALLEY "Hazard" Jarrod and Nick rescue an Injured man from some cold. blooded bounty hunters. DEADLINES MARY TYLER MOORE MISTER ROGERS(R) 100 (2) DAYS OF OUR UVE8 (4)MIDOAY 0ThE YOUNG AND ThE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN EDUCATIONAL PRO. ,.3$c a hue Exp. $4.00 hr. to start If -. NOTARY PUBLIC ,r purposes; DECLARING AVAIL. Apply Carriage Cleaners £34 322.224or323-0447__ABILITY OF MUNICIPAL SEE. pCtr.Hwy.£34,Longwood. VICES; DEFINING CONDITIONS ____________________ OF ANNEXATION; PROVIDING WANTED: Customers to enloy 630 MOTEL Judy's Hamburgers, Super ZONING CLASSIFICATION; RE. (2) NEWS salad Bar with 13 Items 1. Great DEFiNING THE COR PORATE Full time. Part time motel maids •THE00000UPLE Country Breakfast. No LIMITS OF CASSELBERRY, needed. Experience preferred. OM!RVGRIPPINw!D PS? lance necessary. Apply in1 FLORIDA TO INCLUDE SAID Days Inn,Sanford. S?IOfl Hwy. 17.92, Sanford. BIWflC$4W PARCEL OF LAND IN THE Appetite requiret MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID Sect..Exp. for busy Sanford office. S OVER EASY CITY; AUTHORIZING AMEND. Typing, filing & other general MENT OF CITY MAP TO IN. F'CI4WITI1ADRIEKING office duties. IBM, Mag Card PROILM? exp. I shorThand preferred but CLUDE THE ANNEXATION PerhagsAlcofollcsAiionymous not requIred. EEO. PhOne 322. HEREIN, PROVIDING FOR THE CanHelp 4541 or $31.3717. RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES FOR Phone447.3333 INTHICIRCUITCOUITOFTHI CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; Secretary. Good pay for career Wrlt, PO..$ox 1213 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. SEVERABILITY: AND EFFEC. minded Individual. Typing & orLThrJda 3ñfl culT. IN AND FOR $IMINOI.E TIVE DATE. toand req. Medical ins., WHEREAS, there has been tiled a1VOiC-uo.so-ouaranteed. COUNTY, FLORIDA. paid vacation I holidays with the City Clerk of the City Of CASE NO, SI5.4 Fre. details; KIT, Box 791. provided. If interested In long Casselberry, Florida, a petitiOn tOl IN NE: THE MAR RIAGI o Pompano, FL, 33051, 941.4991. term employment with one of exog,1d by the landowner _________________________ the Nation's largest builders call THERESA Y. GUNN, of the area sought to be annexed ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYW000 SQUARES 12:00 (2)(12)QUINCY Quincy battles government red tape and a corporate power to save a :smahl town from a deadly ; (2) CAROL BUR,N (1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- (2)(4) DONAHUE 0 MY THREE SONS 0 MOVIE DINAHI detectives travel to a luxury hotel staffed by beautiful worn-. en to Investigate a series of murders. (Part 2 of 2) (A) P00 "McGarrett's search for 12:30 5:30 (2) TODAY 00000 MORNNG AMERI.. CA 5 UUAS,YOGAANDYOU SPIICICy Greene. (4)THENEWLYWEDGAMI S M'AS'H Hawk.ye has trouble getting a message to his father that he has not been killed, despite Army repont5 to the contrary. (R) GRAMMING NEWS 11:30 (2) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Jack Lenimon, im . 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO 8:25 (2)TOOAYINFLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 11'OO (4)5 TN! WALTONS Docu mentation crediting the settlemont of Walton's Mountain to ,the ancestors of the ,alsters and Ike Godsey Is 12:00 2)PA$8WORDPLU8 THE YOUNG AND ThE RLESS NEWS 00 7:45 0kM. WEAThER .. 7cons.cutiveflmes..... 3k a line $:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon 3 Lines Minimum ______________________ - CA I I I U I U U U U U 1 ffi ................. 43c a line 3cons.cutIvItiifls _______________ NORDINANCEOFTHECITYOF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, $ona •8ESAMESTREET ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE CORPORATE LI. 430 MITS OF THE CITY OF CASSEL. Johnny' BERRY, FLORIOA.AN AREA OF OWTTcHED LAND SITUATE AND BEING IN I took care of ising can 0 MERV GRIFFiN (MON. TUE. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Mom or your sister or come THU. FRI) AND MORE PARTICULARLY home. 5pf.. DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Lot 1, Love Mom 0 ABC Block 21 Kathryn Park. according WJ.(WW) A WII 6.ONELY? to pSi? thereof as recorded In P1st Mate' Dating Service. All Ales. Book 4. Paget of the Public Records P0. Box 1031, CIwtr.. FL. of Seminole County; less that per. 5 AFTERNON2 Thursday, March 22, 1979-1IA lIuuIUuI.U....s I(EMEIAUG 00000 MORNING AMERI- NEWS (4)00 DICK CAVET'T Guests: Furman Bishop, David Israel, Morris Siegel, Dick Young. (Part 3 of 3) SPECIAL "The Lonely Dorymen" Portuguese dory. men spend months alone on the Atlantic fishIng for cod In their 16-foot boats. ____ - (2)flJ of 2) FAMILY HERE TO MAKE MUSIC I ltzhak Penman and Pinches Zukerman perform in the great concert houses of Europe. P00 NATiONAL GEOGRAPHIC (Z)SPEC1ALTREAT(TLJE) @)THE00000UPLE •HOGAN'S HEROES 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES TUE, 'fljlJ, ) QKlO8WORW(W 1 11•u NEWS ____ 13, 22. 2, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. RATES HOURS NOTICE OF ORDINANCE OF ANNEXATION BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP CASSILSUNY. FLORIDA Notke Is hereby given that t city CouncIl of the City of o.im WED.FRI) (2)WHEELOF FORTUNE (4)OLOVEOFUFE 0 FAMILY FEUD CLASSIFIED DEPT. Rolert F. Smith PublIsh: March S. •DEHS3 4 11:30 (2J TODAY IN FLORIDA 0000 MoRNING FLORIDA appointed "messiah." (Part 2 (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 MATCH CAME P.M. 05100,000 NAME THAT TUNE CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: John Davidson. Ruth BUZZI. S DICK CAVETI Guests: Furman Bishop, David Israel, MorrIs Siegel, Dick Young. (Part 2of3) HIGH ROLLERS OHAPPYDAY8(R) 7:25 0 BARNASY JONES Barnaby's continued Investigalion of the Adams case leads him to a missing girl and a self- ':30 (2) LIARS CUJS @)OM'A'S'H(R) 0 ELKTPJC COMPANY - Winter Park 831-9993 322-2611 ______________________ accordance 3:30 () 1)OFRIDAYMORNINO(FRi) 00000 MORNING AMERICA -. MACPtEIL / LEHRER REPORT MORN- (flfti) MARY TYLER MOORE Bnyfrlend. T1%T 10:00 Mary finds heci ii- compU. (2)(12)MRS. COLUMSO Mrs. cited situation when she Is Coiumbo suspects the death of pursued by two charming achicBeverlyHlllscatererwas not as accidental as It 0tI2tThECRoeS-w1T$ appeared to be. ThE JOKERS WiLD .. .. ALLSTAR8ECRETS () @)OTHEPRICE$8RIGHT THURSDAY MORNING P30 0 CARTER COUNTRY Chief Roy brings In a psychologist to conduct i group encounter session In an effort to modern. etheforce. . (2) TiC TAC DOUGH 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 10:30 1100 newsgathering(R) 0EARTH,eEAANo8xY (1)0 AU. IN THE FAMILY(R) (NON) ()G TUE8DAY MORNING Inhail.(R) 6:30 P2NBCNEWS ;@)0ca8NEw8 p. (2)TOOAY 0 WORLD The Clouded Window" Guest host Daniel Schorr discusses internatIonal :: Florldaundirthefktltlouinoiniol OVIED0 SOD FARMS, and that I IM.ndtor.glst.rs.ldnam, with ff1 at m. circuit Court, Seminole with County, Florida In the provisions at the Fiditlous Name Statutes, To.Wlt: SectIon sas.o, Florida Statutes lfsl. 7. Orlando SemInole Oviedo 327U Seminole County, ________________________________________________________________________________________ engaged in business at P.O. 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I . -- I Terry Sportswear Coordinates Available At JCPenney 1 Will ol paint of am" a, " pill. 4- Bundle your how or Cbwd Unft -';'-•I• Square. . or 30 ft1211 s. ft.) •Ssa..... •J 6.33 ,ov..rW.ims,y . . ' For use undir asphsft shingles or msbsstos aid In built-up, tool . __ Ozit - LZ - i...................,,$.35 3x4z$'VIIJU$TIJN -1 ' Pdcisquotsd In thleid we b on cuslomsis plddnp merchandis.. at our for a 411*111 shoes -. -'-- weather. White aimsuss ___ i . - MsnsSsms colors..,0... . -. piece roof, kflplt 110"TrI Gallon ML wt'its.... . .3.05 PAUCIT --- 0! 0055IS • — auis a soiid, on .. . &%ft Latex ow room, bedroom, .:.. So" down by On suns how to MPNUT .orWII,SuIp 141 Sq. ft Ft. m" is". r*ir... i1½1 Square.. 18 3 323"..%i ra2r .... I$½$ 2.Tsb. . • • • • • Cokn • • A Nockw.l washed... faucet is .v' 5 •. 1. wr se much as 30% in IavsrWiiliiliis _________________ :.. Wf4iallng Tank and bowl For ~ u in surl no mess, aah ....•....... • 715 • ' 690 rt ira - I . . . . . . . - a /lquo&i.ot'n Wackodiss WALLFAW LsaadiyTmy PAUCIT Fonnuisted for use His chrome pietsd brass body, *W0 on wall surfaces of handle temporatur. controls and may, p or 1I.M.. smakedacryllchandlss.4 w itsi wallboard. Gallon No. ___ . ••• 7.36 1I2"x4'x8' COX 3 ply) ... LSO 14'a' COX ,OO . . . . . . . 11*14 heft looked legs —30 gallons, 10 bags In RRISLA$$ TMk snemei.d li:l In _115 With a bo*. NISULATION notInckmisdi. No. PP6SF. A well Insulated _________________________ :' . EMPIRIE $TYUNG k andqua brass Heavy duty p*finish. No. SP3532. propylene conAjJ strucdoninckidss • Odorless, weed free. U 4" self-draining I tt 'J Won't burn your IPIJ shill, 2 sop w a I W1 plem, Use on ass, lslnsis, bick -p-1. • • • • •' • 3/8"x4'*S'COX Each . . housspler .f.J :1 W Ii[4ii -re ________________ 10.19 LAUNNYTUB POLY PRO 0"M00W NANUNI Each • • • OPOINT uttsLstc.11fI1 3W IWO" utwubs, SNIATNINS PLYWOOD Plesils Mkstos ovdssathtasitosx. faces both we and SSl5 andl shin- anodized aluminum finish. ln Green otwpgte.No, 3.85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - ' �/ Jewelry Adds Elegance baroque pearls, pearls which lack symmetry but which Often have very good color and luatre.The more symmetrical pearls, of course, are more expensive. Cultured pearls which have both good symmetry and deep lustre are the most expensive, but it Is still possible to buy these at moderate price by choosing small sized pearls. - With small sized pearls just as fashionable as the large sized ones, only the size of your budget needs dictate what you buy. - , SeeudMagdRi $23414 S ________at 4M AN SQUAP ---- p.. W indsor Look In Fashion Fash'i' ons Becoming Sophisticated This spring, the pendulum sophistication has elevated fashionable as long ropes or of tashlc*i will soften the pearls to a reigning position multi-strand bibs. chiseled lines of fall's In fashion. The regal beauty The only requirement Is fashions. Exaggerated of pearls, themselves that the pearls be real, either padded shoulders will give symbolic of self-confident natural or cultured, to way to a more natural look, stylishness, has become an reflect the rich look of the angular waist lines will be Integral part of almost every fashions and emphasize the eased, and straight and well planned wardrobe. cultivated tastes of the narrow skirts will be made The renewed Importance women who wear them. less severe, of pearls became evident Happily, the choice of real But though the shape of last November at preview pearls does not have to fashion may change from showings of the spring bankrupt anyone who wants season to season, its fashion collections. Pearls to fashionable. That is direction is unmistakable, were the only jewel selected because cultured pearls The trend, embraced by both by Haiston for use with his real pearls grown in oysters the fashion designers and spring collection. with an *slst from man Pearls were also very are available in so many their customers, is towards an increased elegance In much in evidence In the types and sizes. style. Dressing up, not spring fashion previews of They range from silky dresiting down. Bill Blass, Gil Almbez, rice-shaped fresh water Fashions are becoming Richard Assatly and a host cultured pearls, at the low more sophisticated, with a of other fashion designers. end of the price scale, to greater appreciation for Unlike previous fashion large perfectly round South well-cut tailoring, choice of seasons, no one style of Sea cultured pearls, valued fabrics and the total look of a pearls has greater Im- at over $10,000 each. wardrobe. portance than any others. This spring, as all pearls In jewelry, this heightened This spring, short pearl are fashionable, the fresh emphasis on elegance and chokers are every bit as water pearls have become very popular. These pearls, which are grown In clams rather than in oysters, have an intriguing milky translucence and come In silvery to pink colors. Next up the price line are --- IS-.--.. Thursday, Marcft22iy1y According to the Cultured Pearl Association of America, almost any cultured pearl buy is likely to be a good Investment,.. The value of cultured pearls has quadrupled since 1972 and appears to going up each year because there Is a limit to how many pearls can be cultivated In the world's oceen& And that limit has Cultured pearls a fashion favorite for Spring almost been reached. Celebrate spring with a collection of classic and elegant siAts and unique sportswear separates from Windsor European Fashions, TOTAL UJXURY The natural distinction of the Windsor Iook has great appeal to the contemporary hlghfashion consumer. Today's men md women, with their vaned life styles, appreciate the luxury of custom quality and precious fabrics, as well as the convenlence Of ready-to-wear fashion, RETURN TO FiT Spring '79 features the return of fitted fashion that accentuates the body's natural lines and curves, Women's jackets, for example, are in newer, shorter lengths, with extended, slightly padded shoulders. Resale Fashions Quality at Unbelievably Low I4ices * t 4. I • • • ' • • - - , &w4e _1 Beautiful Spring M.rchandise Ekaily C Stop In... '•, (' collection...drawstring ties, jacketdresses, cotton chenille 2 piecers k / I , you did. L KMART PLAZA HWY17 2 PUN PARK - d4.'4 I 11 a 44..•.. 4 EASTER FASI IONS IN A PARADE OF COLOR , With emphasis on fluidity and smartly accentuated I .::. / , . - 2923S. Orlando Dr. (Hwy l7n ) Ph. M-91181 Sanford /•Y VISA, MASTERCHARGE eeaaasaSaasaeaaaeae.a..e....... 4.4. Pleasantly Priced From 24 _& Shape-U p R fine For Healthy Hair When warmer weather beckons, millions of Americans bead outdoors to shape up for the active summer to come. But, while bodies Umber UP from toes to torso, hair Is expected to fend for Itself. To remedy this situation, the beauty experts at Helene Curtis offer a spring shapeUP routine for hair. —Follow proper diet rules. Hair's basic diet is protein and moisture, which works together to keep hair shiny and strong. Heat styling or chemical treatments, such as permns and hair coloring, can leave hair dry and weak, Help build strong body with Moisture Quotient hair care products, enriched with protein and moisturizers and specially designed to control hair's nutritional balance, —Keep In trim. Make a salon appointment to have hair trimmed regularly at least every 6.8 weeks - to eliminate split ends and uneven lengths. —Stay well-conditioned. Use a conditioner as recommended by your hairstylists for a sleek. healthy look. If hair is dehydrated dull, brittle and dry try an at-home deep penetrating conditloner, such a Moisture Corrective Conditioner. —Prevent injuries. Sports activities expose hair to the sun's ultraviolet rays, to gusty winds, to chlorinated water, which can damage and dehydrate hair. Wear a hat or scarf to protect hair against environmental hazards. —Don't overdo. Continuous high heat from hair dryers and curling Irons can singe hair, so avoid hair fatigue by using a lower dryer setting, or drying hair naturally. - - For Und•ri,iath It All... Lingerie & Foundations by Kayser, Warner, Exquisite Form, Hanson, Kickernicic and Gossard. Classic Styling Returns In Jacket SEWN SAVE! "For Easter" 1iiA?i under heavy or bulky pieces. Modacrylic fiber makes up most of the fur look-ailkes, like fleece looks, deep pile fabrics for coats, "fun-fur" jackets, linings and trim. If you're ecology-minded and want a fiwdook cost that's guy to clean, you'll seek one Of this fiber. _ _ Nylon Is en old favorite lustrous and elegant enough to be vv4, into lbs dinkest sveetng gowns and lingerie. SMlnweav.so( nylon are a budget-conscious way to make you look like Carole gentle details, I) r11111111111111111111~7 V'j - . The Smart Linen Look Polyester & Cotton 73 E .c ri l,.. Fk,ishiag To.chos * Shoes & Handbags by Lifest ride Fashion Jewelry Scarves & Comforb$ *Vibrant & Postal Ci$s,s •FWst QaIlty OnkNs \. 4% YD. YD.& 5" viI.gly Lacetid Downtown 1/ •, All (/flflhtlXJ FABRIC 21$-220E FIRST ST.' SN OPPI PH.322-31124 iii I. FIRST. ST., SANFORD PW.fl3-131$ - S - 'PATTERNS SNOTIONS $n OUR CRAFT DEPT. - b. 4 I - _ 1 ' You'll be so glad - - I 7" Fresh and healthy look begins at top with shiny healthy hair. Sun-streaked, wind-blown locks can become dry and parched and need special care. mills. Skirts are slim, many The selection of fabrics for sUited, with enough fullness spring includes superb to keep them wearable, linens, cotton and raw silk Pants are narrower, with with fine texturing. The "natural" look ison Fiber Producers fibers with all the fashion your silky blouse with a top of the fashion lid for Association), that their reputations are loopy-knit skirt. spring 1979, but with a difTop American fashion built on. Acetate can be lustrous ference. designers like Halston, "Natural" Is an attitude, and is often woven into Those silky, lustrous Karper, and Geoffrey Beene an awareness of color and luxurious blouses and linen4extured use versatile man-made texture put together from fabrics. suits will be made from fibers to achieve the look of things that come from the It is economical, but follow fabrics of manmade fibers luxury, OflCC thought Of U earth the reds of cl the manufacturer's care ay, like polyester, nylon and the exclusive property of ranging to beet; the browns instructions, as some types rayon, accordi ng to the silk, linen and cotton and and of acetate fabrics must be greens of the forests; fashion experts at the Fiber these creative designers are gentle dFydufled. neutrals like Information Center (a able to present many items mushroom, slate and ivory. Acrylics are soft and give service of the Manmade in fabrics of man-made Play with textures, pairing warmth without weight. The fiber is often found In blankets for this reason, and in apparel it is important for sweaters, socks, handknitting yarns and Is oe frequently blended with other fibers. With acrylic fiber, you can 54 have the layered look Select any and all without f fr smothered designsfromournewdress Thursday, March 22, 17—.3 Beauty Begins At Top newly detailed pleated tops. The shirts and blouses have flattering, smaller collars with a subtle, controlled fullness. EUROPEAN DETAILING European detailing has returned in the men's collection Of suits, jackets, pants, shirts and coats. Classic tailoring and quality fabrics are, of course, a must. Pants are pleated with straight legs. Jackets have narrower, longer lapels, with lower button and pocket positioning. Shirts, especially sport shirts, are cut fuller with smaller collars. Windsor's total cornmitment to the 'naturals' in fabrics can be seen in their selections Of the very best linens, cottons, silks and woolens from the top Italian Have. The Natural Look With Easy-Care Fibers FAMILY FASHIONI Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. SANFORD - I; �6' - Easy Cd6e' Appe6l Prp...tf%/ - w and American women alike. One of on Mod I"and for the glamono new pleated evening wear Is Qiana. This sensuous lightweight fabric promotes the rIppLb moverned Of pleats, long no as one of their most enticeing characteristics. ana also ensures that the pleating will t PUpp sw and low With oil the freshness of Spring bouquet, heret c delicious little heel that you'll enjoy Delightfully supple and flexible, you'll hardly knc you have them cn. But they will. You'll like this Ic heel with a price to match. high husnidity. To make the mod of the new spring look for garments wM an v r ll tone of sness, ease In movement (In the bodice U well as the skirt), and simplicity In accessories so As you know every year dyls change. Hem lines go up u not todstractm the or down, p.s legs are haired than strailgild and skirts garment's natural lines and and dresses are fitted one year, Mine the neat. motion. So what to do? Go out every gsaao~ and buy a maplet new worèlbe orgopanduamina your elosat for possible new fashion finds. Renumber that loose short dross? Well cut off the bottom, make alb up the sides and we have a new tunic top to wear with aladcs. Your favorite haired pints can sully be reborn Into today's favorite straight legs. That ole Mine skirt can also be chaingeill the aims way Jug take In the side seams and you have a trend new straight skirt. And lad ysar's blazer cm easily be transformed by shortening It an making the collast analL So,before going at AW spsndft a lot of money an now clothes, take a look at own of your old rl1aM.s and remake them Into this .e'a.o&a favorite. The Answer o ea Ji1aI•IiI'iATL'1'1 - TULIP -4/ Sizes S to 10 Widths: 5, N, M, W. EW ------- . sale 9ae4ui na I. FIRST ST. "WORD DIPAITMINT sf011 211 1. PINS? ST. SANPOND AS ia&uon-iiunoea women burrow osd from the layers and gathers of the cold weather season, they are bound to give a sigh of relief that, at last, spring and swzuner wear has returned to practical proportions. Dresses and sportswear alike are slimming down to reveal a show of shape and skin refreshingly presented In a range of washable fabrics. Dresses and skirts capture the fashion scene, with legrevealing slits and Alinumer, straighter silhouettes. The excitement for th', iew sesylook In fashion ismatched only by the enthusiwnfor the great looking fabrics that are u easy to care for as they are to wear, according to laundry care experts at Speed Queen. In casual attire, chenille and terry offer the ultimate in textured appeal, while khAki and poplin continue to had their cool, crisp touch to spring and summer wear, Evening fabrics range from crepe di chine to luxurious silk Thanks to modern teclmology, synthetic blends now mAke these elegant locks readily affordable and 0411Y to care for. Cotton and PI. 1IS SAN - - tvsnmi HiraM & Nerld Advertiser, Sanlird, Fl. iefil •PrnrC polys*e Iends woven with silk are able to convincingly Imitate the nubby texture of the 100 percent variety. Whether adding wrinkle resistance to linen or resiliency to knits, the washand-weai'ability of synthetic blends Is a boon to busy swnzner schedules. To preserve the life of all your fine sp4jg fashions, McGrawy-Edison Laundry Products Division, urges women to familiarize themselves with the care and wih1ng bntructlone sewn Into each garment, and ohfan- thea , snggedieui forpermanent press and other synthetics: Synthetic fabrics attract lint easily, es Sort clothes carefully, making separate loads for wash-and-wear Items and lint prodaing Items like towels. Polyesters have a tendency to retain oily stains, but Immediate attei*lim to the problem can awe the garment. Apply liquid detergent or a spray prospetta directly to greasy spots like ilgatick or oil, than launder In warm water, Treat coffee, chocolate or ether protein stains with an ensyme preioak In cold water, then launder ac- - -. V. .••1 -. -. -. -.")! - Thursday, March 22, inp—s SPRING SAVINGS With new look... For Yourself... Qtyles ' . &i .• Your ockethook! I New Spring clothes need not be costly. Extra touches and tucks will make last season's wardrobe fashionable this Spring. See Rosa todavi ... . -" Cool Styling And Crisp Fabrics cording to care lintructions sewn Into the garment. To save synthetics from "pills" that may result from washing, turn clothing inside out before laundering, rockies load size and use enough water to sue abrasion from other gal'. meats. ( / Dring, what up? new barebacks What to wear with that new 1 on Parad. at rI. Norman outfit? Quick, pick a Personality I -. I. There's a beautiful shoe timed for every minute of your day. 4 . Delightful fashions of super soft gauzes in electric hues of blue, green and mauve; also cool pastels for the times feminine Is the .: -• "ROYCE" from our new spring Collection Yours In Bone or White .. .. .. only way to look. For the lady who will settl, for nothing less than the best we suggest Alfred Wombes' or Fred Rothchild fashions. MATCHING HANDBAGS The sophisticated junior will love our smart PBJ, Jo.A.Lyn and Chipper "now styles." Now arrivals Include the popular terry dresses in Ir. and misses attractively priced from $2L50. ,I , I Begin your Easter Fa shion Hunt herel ' SHOES FOR WOMEN igtt'S To Complement Your (aster O'iIfft mCOSMITS I )ULIcL1II OPEN FRI. EVES. F.kàs. Fs" _9.ws & .4 t, whk fty hstI MA$T1R CNANfl ..- - .. EASTER T11MERS Solve 2 lIw, IVIM —, IHI IOUTIQUE 1" ,11OLPA1K DOWNTOWN UNPOID SHOE STORE ,, 1. F IRST ST. DNTOWN SANFC PH. 323454 - fl3331 ) .1 I. • ' • •. • '• Vpo t. • • • V P6 •6'V¼# '.. .'.'l.V. ...y.............. - - - • - -• — .--.V VIIIIIII111 f. �* --. .__1•.,. t . —Evening I4sr. Pd & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. .. I Thursday, Mardi 22, 97 .. That Little •i. ; .: -•• Evening IeraPd& Herald Advertiser, Sanford, FP. Extra 1111 The Voice Of Designers Eleanor Lambert: Fashion's First Lady It g quite fair to say there quietly reigns over haute hand at ''1gi'lng? is hardiy a wan in this Couture and Seventh Avenue. "No. I wanted to be a coEMry — or anywhere else Eleanor Lambert is sculptor, but I never cerIn the Western Hemisphere fashion's leading authority, tainly even thought of being — whose life has not In some the voice of the designers, a a tlIgper ... and," she aft way been touched, changed, keen observer who turns the whimsically, "I would brightened or enhanced by contently changing creative certainly not be ready to the work of Eleanor Lam- trends of the fashion makers Mart now." bert. into clear faihlonsense for Needless to say, Miss Eleanor Lambert is the the world to admire and Lambert has more than leading fashion publicist In follow, enough to do monitoring the the world, a woman who Has she ever trod her own fashion activities of such greats as naiston, Oscar de la ReiMa, Mary McFadden, 8111 BIas. and Ralph Lauren, to name JiM a few. "I don't think I have that kind of mind, anyway. I think I'm more of an ap predator and aninterpreter than a creator." Eleanor Lambert's disarming modesty allows her to dismim the fact that she Is, In a very special sense, fashion's greatest "creator." It is Eleanor Lambert who has helped to create the fame of many of today's top designers, Eleanor Lambert who has created the respect and recognition American designers are now receiving, It I. Eleanor Lambert who conceived and created the renowned Coty Awards for . f... L.a t$JIJW LW I5I, .1. 1 I Tod fox ill I. L,..'• i Ms I%ulIsg NLgb ScM.1 pi MLIi. SMm_____ is just .u4 ____ $1u1I. .. : i 4 - S - - -- Eaa%wr Greeting Cards .I.,M iw ,Vl l I SPECIAL JUVENILE SELECTION At rAnEX Big Men Fashion Focus If you (or the man In your Bed yet, these firms are family who began In the late life) are accustomed to tuned thto what ishappening 1930's to specialize exwalking Into a fine men's on the fashion front and are In extra-sizes. store and buying a 40 regular making suits and sportcoats clusively Their specialization has suit or jacket, pass this by. that compare favorably with paid off. They are However, If you, along anything those more or- represented In growing with countless other men dinarily proportioned typed numbers of fine stores. Each who are above 613" or who are being offered. season they have growing have broad shoulders and a Being a larger size does numbers of handsomely narrow waist or for that not have to be an anathema. dressed customers. The matter, who have narrow Style and comfort are president of the firm, (the shoulders and a larger possible. parent company of which Is waist; If you have ever Women have known for well-known After Six, Inc.) wanted to buy off-the.rack, years that all bodies are not Jim Ettelson, said at a without countless alterations created equal — some of us recent fashion converence, that make tailors go blind, get more or less In one place "Too many times we have all take heart. than another. And women's Mood In front of mirrors Along with 20 per cent of designers have made fashion holding In our breath or American men — you are an Inroads to reach those tall, trying to stand taller or 4s__4__ .— unrc'to 9 as •"ekl_ k0 "I' "Y9111 squat lower to make a are fashion oriented corn. Men, It is your turn. One garment fit. panies who understand your firm, V-Line, founded in the Don't bother, it will never specific needs and problems. 1890's, Is run by the same fit - even If you continue to I. EIbx Thou Skip • . 1 434 Center Accessories set the fashion mood this spring for classics, for active sports, for glamour and nostalgial The look I. generally more refined and constructed details that make a di!ference. They're an 1mmportent part of everyone's fashion investment this season. Keep your eye on the witty little hat. There have never been more fun, whlmL,jcal and occasionally ridiculous looks ahead. Straw army hats, tilted pancakes, feather plilboici, i a $11 OUR EXCELLENT 8344538 . ....... .. . The necklace look: collars riding high on the neck. The bracelet: wide bangles or flexible link.. The pin: larger stickpins art deco geometric., enamels, mother of pearl. Also look for lots of hair accessories: chignon picks, sticks and combs as an alternative to hats, as a whimsical touch to sleek lillillll 11111E T 11 FAII".111111:, 761 1111 to you olesale Prices Handbags are boxier, more constructed and generally smaller than last season. Lets of dress-up bags are seen In fine calf leather. 50% OFF every ticket . EASEE1 Cuddle whichan shewoorary was deservedly Me& charter mmher. In 154 Eleanor Loombert was aslad by Hall Syndicete to write a column, about her exp.risncu and travels along with giving tips on fashion for tbe average Tro_an. oft column dishe'to Aswingy tiered skirt with a changeable top that you can wear with or without straps. Jr. and Missy sizes as woft How does this =aft W=0 view an worm of falnasitre1at.ste Our sOddyinrn,ral? "I thInk fa1iliii 1MrMSS every area ci two in the celw ky. Vs Ilk. knowing what the hit tenss are, w h _ tw i ed ___ _ . .• • • t £ ..-- Only $ 21" Regularly $43.00 The tops in softness, added comfort, lightness and flexibility. Choose pure walking pleasure in Cuddle from EASY STREET. SIGINNERS T000UNMET 4 __ .... .. oversized menswear slouches, sequined and beaded evening hats are great attention-getters this season In general, Jewlery goes larger, more refined. It acts asacoloraccent,atouchof shine, a flash of glitter, an extra texture. Look for gem-cut stones, woods (natural and lacquered), copper, bronze, deco effects, mother of pearl, colored gi,ass. The earring look: dropped styles In single or double strands, in glass, lalique, mother of pearl. Big Men Get Kick From Fashion Update In Fashion Direct From Spring Look Key: Accessories 7 S.R.434-Longwood * stand there for fitting after fitting. The balance is wrong. Extra sized men have extra sized postures they hold their entire bodies differently and every line of a suit should be modified to their physique - rather than the suit being sewn and resewn to fit them." A blazer cannot order a chef salad instead of more apple pie and trousers can't exercise all alone - but how great to know a welltailored garment can and does make extra-sized men look their very best for a fashionable '79 spring! $S raaai. Olt 5, RV BY DRAWING BOARD 4 o aia 1BIIVS IxPNs we ISM her Way to seiting up her own business doing public relations for creative artists. When a fih100 digrier fInIly spprcscl her and asked her to represent him, it called for no major shift In erpoirtoiview. "I believed then, ul now, tkafm. shim is an art form." She was honored for this hellaf In 1ai7 n ----.p named to the first 21 member body of pi,g Johnson's National Council on the Arts, making It the first time that fashion was listedamong the creative arts anywhere in the world. The total list of her achievements defies description. Eleanor Lambert is the world's most famous and most respected coordinator of fashion the woman rupcn. Mile for the Inauguration of On March of Fashion Shows and the National Cotton Fashion Award Publicist Eleanor Lambert recognitim of fashion ex- IwIIanapoIIa and the Chicago celleuce, Eleanor Lambert Art Institute failed to make She was appointed by the who has created fashion as It her the sculptor she had u.s. government to produce is known today — all by use originally dreamed of the fashion show at the of her wiely perceptive, becoming.___ __ AI Exhibit in Moscow brilliant "kind of a ""id." She did, however, discover iss in and the American How did it all beglnfor this that she enjoyed doing nn II_ lovely, Mte, MMionsfor croativearti __ Ciolhing Moscow Izown.eyed Leo who brings On the eve of the in November, 19S7. f&on out of the hectic Depression, and with a In IM, El Lambert atmosphere of the grand total of one hunted produced the Pageant of showrooms and into the lives dollars to her name, Eleanor Fashion and the Arts for th Of all with now so much as Lambert arrived In New benefit of the Kennedye a roar? York, fresh from school and Cultural Center in Eleanor Lambert was born eager to work. Washington, raising the first In Crawfordsville, Indiana, Her Went and ensrv moneygiven by the publilc to far from the glittering were irrepressible. From that Institution. heights of the high fashion smaili part time Jobs with She Is the coordinator of world. publishers, she leaded her the annual International Her art training at the first public relations Bu Dreseed Women nell. Jobs Horton Institute In Ig,,ut vn and was soon on and tshe helped to foai the Council of Fashion Designersof America, of iuq 151111 lass Is a.sfs p L DS* ___ arediefte ol a ri-. in lVs Wsstybs. Nit is THE NK ad the foStI "It tauithe ROOK MARK om 111" of . 1MASNOUA$*po, • Mtj. .., DON'S SHOES ..XT QON TO JCPINNIY IN SANFORD PLAZA. . ta S*a 900 SO. DIXIE HWY. u-n CASSELBERRY, FLA. OPEN: Mon. thru Thurs. 10.6 Next to Post Time Lounge Fri. 10.9. Set. 106 s-.t,a... ---------. - I. S 'p -I a, I ' Thursday, March 22, I �% 0 71st Year, No. 185-Friday, March 23, 1979 S-E,smlp, N1rW £ NMM Advertiser, $.,.id, Fl. 'Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents onsumerPrices Take Biggest Jump In Years Thwr.day, Aftrch 22,1979 Spring is hio n WASHINGTON (UP!) - Led miner price performance: cost of fresh fruits, bakery gloomy news. was the second piece of by foods fuel and housing, -Food and beverages prices goods, dairy products and fats The individual purchasing &ninf1aUonnews this consumer prices shot up 1.2 roe 1.6 percent with and oils also posted substantial po wer of a family of four week. percent last month for the 1.4 percent in January. It was gains, dropped by 0.8 percent last On Tuesday, the government largest gain in 4% years, the the largest gain since February Mortgage interest costs month - compared with 0.1 reported that corporate profits government reported today. 1917. Food prices have now soared by 3.1 percent, home percent In January and was during last year's final three February's sharp advance soared by 17.1 percent during prices went up 1.3 percent and off by 1.2 percent from a year months climbed by .4 percent was equivalent to a coinpowid- the past three months. property Insurance increased ago. ad annual Inf lation rate of 154 over the fourth quarter of 1977 by 1.5 percent. Housing costs -HousIng costs more ,, and were 9.7 percent ahead of percent-more than cisuble the doubled last month byrlsjngl.6 are 1O percent higher than iey administration's W79 target of percent. cent above what they were IM's third quarter - a corn. were In November of last year, 7.5 percent. rate of 44$ 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. 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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. ' . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 22, 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/ac25e52884239e7a80298f09d8a5aa6e.pdf f04622c04ab7094b38ad2acdead52f47 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION 71st Year, No. 20+—Sunday, April 15, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Seminole Jail Gets Poor Mark Wiatc h for the set of - .. I LILLI r featuring: Bassett, Broyhill, Singer, Vaughanesin8assett, Liberty and King Koll to name Just a few. Today Around The Clock ..........4-A Horoscope .................4-C 4-C Obitrles .................s-A 1-A OURSELVFS............13 B Sports ...................$ 7-A Crossword ................. 41-A Tels,I.s .................SR DeaAbby.................... Weatber ...................s-A 11L f _A Mary Magdalen at miracle of Easter U.S. State Department officials In Washington said two Vincentlan children were killed, possibly as the result of toxic gas. St. Vincent Tourism Minister Hudson Tanner said he had heard of the deaths, but could not confirm them. The 4,000400t Mount Soufriere, which killed 2,000 people In 1902, erupted at 5 a.m. Friday, Eas ter Ceremony Recalls Victims JERSEY CITY, N.J. (UP!) — The parishioners of All Saints Church remembered their neighhors who were victims of recent muggings, murders and other tragedies as they reenacted the Stations of the Cross In a Good Friday - _c More than 200 people city, an area scarred by increasing crime and They stopped at several schools, churches and the sites of recent murders, muggings, a house where a family was displaced by fire and a street where a urban decay. teenager, allegedly under Joined wound the procession that through the Lafayette section of the group followed And the Rev. Thomas Olsen, pastor of All Saints Church, offered a prayer for Mrs. McMahon. "We come to the site of the most recent outrage committed against our community. Today this spot is our Calvary. It was here that Frances Frances Losaldo, who said she has been mugged twice at her front door. Members of the procession, garbed in period dress, reenacted the 14 Stations of the Cross Jesus Christ's journey to Calvary Hill where he was . observance. a - McMahon was asked by you, 0 Lord, to accept a violent death at the hands of a disturbed person," Olsen said, The group also stopped in front of the home of Mary Yakublk, an 86-year-old woman who was strangled In her home two years ago. Her assailant has not been the Influence of drugs, car into a parked vehicle. Guillermo Lucena, the smashed his he walked barefoot through the streets, stopping at the sites of recent crimes. "There have been too many muggings here. We have got to stay together. Everyone Is scared to go belching clouds of choking fuznes and ash that residents nearby said virtually blotted out the caught. man playing Christ, was raised on a cross In front of sky. It exploded again at 5 p.m., blasting huge rocks hundreds of feet into the air along with a dark plume of ash that darkened the evening sky over neighboring Barbados, 100 miles to the southwest. Tanner said the third eruption at about 9 p.m. did not seem to be as powerful as the first two, although he could not see Mount Souldorn from his ls In Klngstown. An official of the U.S. Agency for Inter. national Development reported a fourth "This could the off or it could really blow and create a disaster of major proportions," said AID official Brian Moss. He said all Americans on the Island were believed safe and Peace Corps volunteers working In the volcano area had been accounted for. The Coast Guard in Miami said the 378-foot cutters Gallatin and Dallas and the 210-foot cutter Vigilant were steaming toward the 150square-mile island along with aircraft from its air station in Puerto Rico. "If the decision to evacuate Is made, we hope to be on the scene ready to begin," the Coast Guard spokesman said, In Washington, the U.S. Agency for International Development ordered U.S. aircraft stationed in the Panama Canal Zone to immediately fly to St. Vincent with 4,000 cots, 10,000 blankets and cooking utensils In Elizabeth City, N.C., the Coast Guard said Its C-130 aircraft and pilots were put on alert to assist in any possible evacuation. The government of St. Vincent, a Britishassociated state mobilized all Island doctors, nurses and police vehicles and designated police stations and other public buildings as gathering points for an island-wide evacuation. A Barbadian journalist said he managed to drive to within 10 miles of the erupting crater but had to turn around because "the road was totally choked with refugees fleeing the danger area." Mount Soufriere last erupted In 1971, but Its deadliest outburst was In 1902 when It killed 2,000 people. Two days later, Moa* Pates erupted on the French Island of Martinique and killed more than30.000, ducation View: Sex E 'Made Folks Aware' "I hope the murderer's conscience will torture By SHARON CARRASCO to develop a proper educational away but we admit it Is improgram in sex education with possible to do it that quickly," Herald Staff Writer "Regardless of the result, it the help of the Medical Parker said. out at night ..." said has made people more con- Association, Ministerial murdered In February. scious of a problem and Association, health and social "We want it thought up and done properly," Parker said. something should be done about organizations and interested parents. The prograisi will be If it takes a year to do It exit." tremely well, it takes a year," That was the reaction of he said. Elmer Wontenay of the 'III Parker said he would help Seminole County Chapter of the 'We want It Florida Alliance for Respondevelop the sex education program if he is called upon. sible Parenting to the school thought up board's recent decision to ban a Previously, Layer has con. sex education program in the tended that sex education classroom, and don. cannot be taught In the Members of the alliance classroom until the offensive touched off a heated confive hours In a — and boiled for cinematic effort. BERKELEY, Calif. (UP!) properly advertisement and products in when they of garlic and rosemary. sauce The dlrector told the audience troversy recently In a college town known for the media are "cleaned up." Herzog had promised to eat he hoped to provide "encoir- asked the Seminole County radical politics and bizarre life Layer Is organizing a cornstyles, you have to be really his shoe If a friend, Errol agernert to an who wart to school Board to Implement a offbeat to attract attention. So Morris, who had never worked make tUrns and are afraid to mandatory "family living" piloted through youth, church mittee of concerned citizens to on his Latest yWjft, German film on a film, produced a work start. It's a good example." curriculum in the public schools and other community groups. define offensive aderzog Dr. Vann Parker, a member vertisements, review present about a pet cemetery in Naps, Hersog, undaunted by his for students In kindergarten director Werner H of the Alliance, said he was not advertising and set standards, first tests of ", fad," has through grade 12. Calif. uh:. n o t h er pr o mis e Instead, the . He "that school consumed — board Morris made the film and made a by mad" about the school To date, approximately 30 'lbs desert boct Bering Thursday on the stage Herzog fulfilled his pert of the he'll eat his other shoe when instructed Seminole County hoard's decision, citizens have signed up to "Certainly all of us would like participate on the committee, of theaternearthe University 'bargain before 1,000 spectators Morris' film is picked up for Superintendent of Schools William Layer to initiate steps to see something started right he said. Of California had been shredded prior to the premiere of Morris' distribution. the home where Frances McMahon, an 84.yearold woman, was brutally . him. I hope he sees this," said her daughter-in-law, Betty Yakubik. And He Did It Too 9 r' Island's 100,000 resIdents, Cato ordered the evacuation of some 10,000 people from villages In a 10-mile radius of tilt volcano, 30 miles north of Kingstown, shortly after the first of at least three spectacular eruptions Friday. eruption before 11 p.m. Eat My Shoo- $50 No Nvffo 17= 21F LONGWOOD, of, Nw-yo 434 emergency and a U.S. Coast Guard spokesman in Miami said a decision may be made as early as today by St. Vincent authorities on whether to evacuate the The BRAND FURNITURE. *JUST DOWN THE STREET FROM HIGHER PRICES. .1 m - man dressed as Christ as NOW. YOU CAN SAVE ON QUALITY NAME % Mh KINGSTOWN, Windward Islands (UP!) U.S. airplanes today rushed relief supplies to 10,000 people fleeing the spectacular eruptons of Soufriere volcano on the Island of St. Vincent, which blasted boulders high Into the air and covered the clear Caribbean skies with a blanket of ash seen 100 miles away. Premier Milton Cato declared a state of aside for juveniles. Orange counties. Inspectors noted "the over- The problem of overcrowding crowding In the jail makes prompted Seminole County separation by offense Im- Sheriff John Polk last month to possible." write circuit judges and ask Inspectors further said the them to discontinue the pracovercrowding has generated tice of "weekend sentencing." some problems relating to Some offenders are permitted sanitation. The report said the by judges to serve their sen crowding in the cells creates tences two days at a time potential health problems, from Friday to Sunday so adding "general housekeeping that they may keep their jobs,. could be improved." The practice, Polk said, The third violation dealt with compounds the overcrowding at the posting of rules and the Jail. regulations relating to con- Judge Robert McGregor and traband. Inspectors said there Judge Voile Williams defended was not a written list of those the practice of the weekend rules visible In the facility, sentencing, and did not respond In addition to the areas of to Polk's letter. Williams said noncompliance, the inspectors the problem of overcrowding at suggested the lLgMIig in the the jail is the reaplt of poor cells be improved and that the -planning by county cornrules pertaining to prisoner mlloners, who did not foresee conduct be posted. FPC of the need for a bigger facility '1tetiis said the report would be several years ago. used to compare progress made — GEOFFREY POUNDS - ELL LU V Relief Supp lies Sent To Island ' s Volcano Victims Inspectors from the Florida by the county prior to the next Department of Corrections unscheduled Inspection. cited problems of sanitation The Inspection was made on and Inadequate housing In the March 27. At that time, the Jail Seminole County Jail following log Indicated that the a recent spot inspection, population for the month varied na report receivedbycircuit from a low oflO6toa high of 126 court clerk Art Beckwith this persons. The facility was built week, FDC inspectors Indicated to hold 95 persons. the jail was not in compliance Since the time of the inwith three recommended spection, the situation has not standards, primarily as a result improved. Sheriff's department of overcrowding at the facility. records show 123 persons are The report stated the jail did now in custody. To alleviate not meet satisfactory housing overcrowding, the county must standards In that there is no detain some persons in area in the facility specifically facilities in Lake, Brevard and 12 t Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Price 25 Cents •:' _________________________________• .4 - I'r.i..1I..........__.L — li _iL.. _- - -.*----.,--_.-. .J_ .__.________ - -- MarorI. 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The Board of Immigration Appeals, In a 4-1 ruling - Friday, said Miss Berster must remain Imprisoned 'without bail pending the deportation decision that could take months. The board rejected arguments from Miss Berster's lawyers that she was "falsely accused" of Involvement In terrorist activities in West Germany and would not flee the United States if released. Fins Welcome Mondale Living Last Supper based - A Lively VATICAN CITY (UP!)- In contrast to his predecessor, an athletic Pope John II beamed after the rigors of of. ficlating at his first Good Friday re-enactment of Christ's walk to his Crucifixion. a t: Pope Paul VI stumbled, had to be supported and spoke .- of his own death at his two last walks along the symbolic Way of the Cross. But the current 58-year-old pontiff beamed and was loudly applauded at the end of the service, during which he held a light wooden cross before him at all 14 Stations of the Cross - starting inside the ancient Colosseum and :ending In the ruins of the Temple of Venus outside the arena. NATION IN BRIEF • . - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • famous painting at the Maundy Thursday corn. munion service. John Pappa (center) had role of Christ. Narrator was Harry Nahay and disci. pies were Steve Noble, Jeff Burns, Jack Zels. man, Keith Brugman, Marvin Wagner, Shelby Francis, Joe White, Chuck Basinger, Jim Boone, Paul Banfield and Pat Edmiston. Herald Two men attempted to rob a A 23-year-old Apopka man deputies say. Pomegranate Ave., Sanford, Sanford man at knifepoint was arrested Thursday for Using empty beer bottles, was arrested Wednesday, Friday but fled when _he_said_he_carrying_aucea1ecLwzpop. ...w __v andals broke th e glass otttTe depUtter y: 11c MLirarged would call the 'polIce, according to Seminole County French door leading to the with two counts of forgery and Clarence Moses, 55, of 2,200 W. deputies. * Fires principal's office located on the two counts of grand theft. 18th St., told Sanford police he Fired from his job at a conwest side of the building, Cain's bond is set at $5,250. was approached by two men as struction site In Longwood, * Courts deputies say. Fence posts lining WOMAN ROBBED he was walking east on 16th Eddie Dixon, of 151 B E. 15th the driveway and trees were Debris Bashaw, 46, of 2517 S. * Police Beat Street. One of the men asked St., Apopka, left the site and uprooted and dropped arOrange Ave., Sanford, was him what he had In the bag and returned a few minutes later bitrarily to the ground. robbed of $150 while at work at Moses replied eggs, according with a gun stuck in the waist of MAN ARRESTED the Tenaco service station at to Sanford police. his pants, deputies said. Dixon aluminum boat from the front collectively at $800, 1800 said owner James Earl McAnaliey, 30, of French Avenue Thursday When Moses refused to hand then daznanded his check from yard of a Maitland home, acDavid Lawall, 35, of P.O. Box 32A police Wymore Village Apartnight, said. over his bag of eggs, one of the the foreman, deputies said, cording 107, to Seminole Estes Drive, in County the Lake ments, A ltamonte Springs, was Police said a male a p. men pulled a knife and said he Dixon's bond was set at deputies. Hal Rivers, 64, of 3415 Mullet area. arrested Thursda> at his home, proached Mrs. Bashaw, would then take them by force, $5,250. Orinole Road, near Maitland, BIKE, TRAILER TAKEN grabbed according to deputies. her by the arm, ap Moses said. The two men fled FLEEING AND A trailer containing a striped Deputies say they received a plied force and made her turn when Moses threatened to call TEMPTING TO ELUDE AT- reported the boat missing Wednesday and told deputies it dirt bike was stolen from the tip trom an anonymous caller over a wallet with the station's the police. Michael Leonard Haggans, Is valued at $150. parking lot of Springwood that McAnalley was wanted by receipts for the evening. After 20, of 192 Salem St., Altamonte MOPED STOLEN GAS MOTOR STOLEN Village Apartments, Longwood, Orange County Police. They he let MI-S. Bashaw go, police A moped valued at $500 was Springs, was arrested Thur. A gas motor for a mortar deputies day. verified the report and found said the thief fled. reported stolen from the home sday for fleeing and attempting mixer was stolen sometime The bike and trailer belonged several warrants TRIAL DATE SET for of Harold R. Hanna, 1009 Park to elude police, according to between Tuesday and Wed- to Lazaro M. Lima, 31, of McAnalley had been issued. A Sanford woman charged Ave., Sanford, Thursday af- Seminole County deputies. nesday from a construction site Springwood Village ApartWhen deputies arrived at the with offerning to commit Deputies said they observed ternoon, police said. located at the southwest corner ments, who reported the apart m ent, M CA nail e y pro st itution pleaded not guilty Police said the vehicle was Haggans speeding on North of Jericho Drive and Norwich burglary Tuesday. Lima told presented an Indiana dr iver's in Seminole County Court parked in a carport adjacent Street in Altamonte Springs and Court, Casselberry, deputies deputies the bike is red with license with the name of Vince Thursday. the home at the time of the attempted to stop him, say. The mixer Is valued at white stripes and is not Romano, deputies say. lie also Carolyn Jackson, 615 E. Ninth Refusing to stop, Haggans led a $600. theft. registered. tried to flee from deputies St., is scheduled for trial May 1 high speed chase on Jackson, FILM MISSING TWO BOATS TAKEN VANDALISM AT through an apartment window on charges of carrying a con. Fifty sheets of micro-film Teakwood and Salina streets Two boats were stolen but was apprehended. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL cealed weapon, possession of a valued at $195 were taken from before he lost control of his sometime Tuesday and WedVandals attacked the Spring McAnalley was charged with controlled substance and of. a real estate office at 2017 motorcycle and was placed nesday from the dock area of Lake Elementary School, obstructing justice by disguise fering to commit prostitution. French Ave., Sanford, police under arrest, deputies sUd. Lake Mullet, deputies day. One Weathersfleld, sometime and resisting arrest without She is free on bond. Haggans bond was set at $5' 12-foot boat with an 18 said. horse between Tuesday evening and violence, deputies say. Police said Miss Jackson ARRESTED FOR CONBOAT TAKEN power motor and the other a 10- Wednesday morning causing an CAIN ARRESTED solicited a police informant in CEALED WEAPON Someone stole a 14-foot foot wooden boat valued estimated $315 In damages, Johnny Cain, 23, of 1124 Sanford March 8. Action V - Found, Runs Agiound BALTIMORE (UP!) - The storm-weary schooner Pride of Baltimore ran aground In Delaware Bay and began taking on water, less than eight hours after It had surprised a three-day search team by turning up safely. The replica of a 19th-century Baltimore clipper, built for the l96 Bicentennial, managed to free Itself without major damage, however, according to city officials. The ship, owned by the city of Baltimore is used as a floating goodwill ambassador. The emergency Ilurst the bubble of euphoria created when Capt. Charles Whitcomb radioed the Coast Guard at 3:30 p.m. Friday to say he was entering Delaware Bay. Whitcomb did not realize the ship had been considered missing since It was reported overdue In Norfolk, Va., on Tuesday. Photo by MIend1 Edmiston TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) revenue estimating con- difference in the House and because the construction Indus- disaster In construction again." July 1, a $627 million, or 10 State economists have ferences a year - in December Senate positions could get try should remain in pretty Under the budget submitted percent, increase over this revised their revenue es- to develop figures to be used by bigger. good shape. by Graham In February, state year. The budget for the tirnates, giving the Legislature the governor in recommending "We're not over-built this spending would total $6.7 billion biennium totals just over 114 Tait said Graham hopes part another $150 million for the $14 the budget and In April to take of will the time. We're not going to have a for the 12 months beginning billion. the $150 minion go to billion-plus budget. another look at those estimates Florida Department of Law The new figures released before the Legislature begins Enforcement to beef up the Friday mean the state will have voting out a spending plan. date's war on c ug smuggling, a staggering $1.4 1) more Taft said the extra $150 to schools and to the partfor the 197911 biennium than It million comes largely in higher rnent of Transportation for road spent this y. than expected sales tax collec work TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) -Taxpayers The economists Increased by tions. The drop in the economy million In 1=41. Lewis said he doesn't want $64 million to $540 million their predicted for the first part f got an Immediate $50 rebate if the House - Businesses would be exempt from ound money to go to estimate of the surplus to exist the year, which led to a the new-found approves a $251.7 mill iontax break plan that paying sales taxes on poll ution control at the end of the fiscal year conse rvative estimate In state agencies If It would ca use is expected to be debated and passed out next equipment and realise a $2.9 million savings the overall increase in the week. June 30, and by $59 million their December, did not occurs over a two-year period. he budget exceed President guess of additional tax said, although "we still think . An outline of the proposal was distributed -New and expanding businesses would Carter's 7 rcent a year pe revenues to be available over It's coming." quietly on the House floor Thursday. ur es So c enjoy a $348 million property tax credit inflation the next two years. They also said ft is a hurried-up to counter the again Lewis st their corporate Income taxes t Com tt mi ed to came up with another There is disagreement over owing Se gr na te suppo rt 'for Gay. Bob s n ng at di pe -Voters would have the option to raise the million in interest earnings. Graham's $513 million tax-break package. property tax relief and proba. when the Florida economy will home stead exemption from $5,000 to *10,000 "Wowi" Senate President bly another $50 million In take a dive, Tilt said. The dip, for a residents and $10,000 to $15,000 for the Th th th ll e outlinelndlcates e bulkol e relief Phil Lewis said, even though he b usiness and Industry tax which would follow a drop in the e erly and disabled by passing a constltu$214 m illion - would go to homeowners ld agreed with Department of breaks to spark economic national economy, could come tional am endment hi 1*. The change would rough th re bates and increases in Administration Secretary Jim development. Part of the $150 In two or three months or not res ul t In a $71.7 million tax savings. and munici l with la pa utility te this year. It Isn't tax exemptions. Tilt the $150 million increase million should be used to Business tax breaks would be granted -Voters would be given the option to paw a isn't that much when the $14 provide even more tax relief, he expected to be severe, with ugh corporate tax credits. sta te rev en ues st thro il l growing, constitutional amendment tying f uture homebfliJor budget is considered hi said. stead hikes to Inflation. The total. Gov. Bob G raham's property but not as much as the last ___ Specifically the outline shows: couple of years. c h an ge Is estimated to save homeowners an "This means we'll easily be tax roll back, which would $978 million will be through a additional $14.7 million. The last dip was disasterous able to keep our $350 million about $500 million, comes to the "homestead exemption advance" that would emergency reserve fund and we Senate floor Thursday. with then-Gov. Reubin Askew pay $50 to each homeowner in Florida. Sources said the unexpected House action Is may be able to boost the House Speaker Hyatt Brown and the Cabinet forced to order -The first 500 kilowatt hours of electricity an attempt to get a program out quickly to get amount favors only about about $270 emergency cutbacks in state would be exempt from the municipal Ithilti,. In a better position to bargain with the Senate give," he said. million inproperty tax relief, so spending. The Impact won't be tax, saving homeowners and renters an which Is well on the way to embracing State economists hold two what Is already a substantial as severe this time, Tilt said, estimated $12.8 million this fiscal year and 117 Graham's rnmfve tax relief plan. - Tornado Victims Buried - Rebates --- 1979-jA ford Man Scares Awa Robbers Pride Of Baltimore State 'Finds' Another $150 Million De - Sunday, WICHITA FALLS, Texas (UP!) - Some of the estimated 20,000 people displaced by devastating twisters that swept the city this week have refused to leave the rubble that was once their homes, opting Instead to sleep among their mangled possessions and bury their dead. At least 15 people killed In Tuesday's half-mile-wide tornado were buried In various parts of the city Friday. While anguished survivors wept, city officials tried to keep looters and gawkers away. Funeral directors, who had worked non-stop to prepare the bodies of the 44 people killed in Wichita Falls, scheduled staggared services In shifts to accommodate the first wave of burials. Proposed AtSmall Boca RatonLake to (UPI) - Vice President Walter Mondale today took a break from affairs of state to fish, dance and relax with friends and relatives who welcomed him to his ancestral home on Fjaerlandfjord. Mondale and his wife Joan arrived In Mundal Friday aboard a launch from Bergen looking relaxed and in good humor. Despite the cold rain and gray weather, 400 Mwidal residents welcomed him bme, :. A fishing trip, a ski race, an awards ceremony atalocal .,• school and folk dancing ln the evening, were all schemed __ today, the first full day of the vice president's Easter va cation. .: MUNDAL, Norway : Peace Pact Ratified -' BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) -Vietnam and Cambodia have exchanged letters ratifying a treaty of peace, friendship and cooperation signed in February, Hanoi said today. ' The treaty was signed between the Hanoi government and the regime it tiatall.d In Phnom Palm following the December invasion that ever0rew former Premier Pot Pot. The official Communist Party piper, Nhan Dan, headlined the exchange of letters in Hanoi on. Friday saying "the presence of Vietnamese armed forces In Cambodia is In the context of this treaty." Cooling Process Begins WASHINGTON (UP!) -With the level of tension rising between the two countries over an alleged espionage Incident, South Africa has accused the United States of vindictively expelling 4wo lncent 4Iplopias. The State ipart*it anniunced Jrlday 1tw axpelling South Africa's two top military attaches In retaliation for Pretoria's expulsion of three U.S. Air Force men allegedly for taking spy photographs with a camera built into a U.S. Embassy plane. Fom o us Wrl" te Th is. C,-,1ss JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) -The 7-and 1-year-aids In Chris Once a week, one student In the class choose who they will write ' Dorman's second grade class at St. Andrews Episcopal School are to that week. Each student takes pencil and paper In hand and used to getting letters from people like Roger Staubach, Burt writes his own letter. They are not mailed, Mrs. Dorman said, Reynolds and John Wayne. unless they are "gâod letters." They get letters from celebrities because for the pad 11 years Among the political figures they have written to are President Mrs. Dorman has Included In the curriculum letterwrltlng to Carter, Sen. Ted Kennedy, DMau., and Israeli Defense Minister people In the news as a way of sharpening her students' reading Mocha Dayan. and writing skills. HAARIEMMERMEER, Netherlands (UPI) - A Kennedy and Dayan replied personally to their letters; Carter's drawbridge over a canal was raised while a bus carrying The collection of letters received by Mrs. Dorman's classes secretary sent them a letter of appreciation and a book on the 42 West Germans on an Easter vacation was speeding over the years reads like a Who's Who In the entertainment, White House. sports and political worlds. over It Friday, hurtling the vehicle to the highway and This week, the letters will go to Pete Rose. Eight-year-old Chris injuring 20 persons. One of the most treasured replies the children received to their Coranti wrote, "Dear Pete Rose: I love you I play bell," while letters was a photo, now worth about $500, autographed by all four Kim Tulils, 7, wrote, "My family likes you very, very much. My One man was reported In serious condition. of the Beatles. The late Elvis Presley sent Individual pictures and pets watch you. Do you have any pets?" Police said preliminary Investigations showed bridge notes to each student. barriers had not been lowered and warning lights were not "We make a big lunch when we get a letter "They say Frank Sinatra doesn't even sign checks anymore," back," said Mrs. Dorman. "They read every single word of the operating when the bus entered the bridge across the 100. the said. Yet, lad January Sinatra sent the second-graders a foot-wide Rongvaart Canal. latter." large glossy of himself, which he signed, "Thank you for all your Two who did not reply to the children's letters were former lovely notes. I send you love and kisses" Jackeonvilis Mayor Hans Ti'Ier and sportscaster Howard "Sometimes little boys don't like to write," the teacher said. 26 Cad! and they are still w'*ing for replies from John Travolta "But If you tell them they're going to writ, to the Dallas Cowboys, aid Lynds Carter. they're going to sit down and write a good letter." The class has received so much mall from well-known and SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) - At least 20 miners The children have written to several pro sposti teem,. Be" glamorous people that school oMclali are darting to become perished, two were mliilng and 34 others we,, reported Stauhach, other Individual stars who they hove written to and bias abet I. injured in a dynamite explosion today at a province mine, received replies from Include Richard Petty, Billie Jam King. "ibm a IdW ." Mn. fmn iId "wNn. In iho piuce 5U. Chris Evert and Jlniniy Connors. from But Reynolds?' Thi Pollco said henpsion at HumbackMine1®mlles . Connors wrote: "Thank you very much for the pictures you secretary responded, 'Oh, yeah. We get those all the time." southeast of Seoul originated on a coal car carrying $9 ___ I am drew and the letters you wrote. I really enjoyed thaw. pounds of dynamite___ and 214 detonators. The car was u of ____ sanding yo u a poster for your classroom, which I hops you will ___________________________ the 20 carrying 110 mIners darting a morning ihlfl police enjoy. Keep working hard In school and In sports and play." Other celebrities the children have corresponded with are Glen Campbell, Flip safety regulations, went off just U the coal Cars entered a Charles th Schultz, David Frost, Amy Doris Day and Mike pit, according to police. They believe the rMtIlngcvssent TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Graham Iai't taking any of Douglas. off the detonators, causing the dynamit, to s*d.. Jackie Gleason wrote, "To the second grad., how sweet you - A statewide public opinion the offers, though. He wants to poll InIMCMIS that Floridjans do his workdays his first we." Henry Winkle told the children to "bock your socks off." .,1,1j'. am generally approve of the job mordhe In office In date-related isriles' Bob Graham is doing as jobs to give him bItght Into wut:::nIn - UILLL governor - but want him to different areas of government. knock off the "workdays" Grhwn said he will coe4lmis flsiiO $ a.a. rudlags: tea- Sendey. ghvnkk the oswday..-moath workdays 14201r, -I-petters, 74; svsrtt laws, WNDAY'STID That Isn't what his mail gimmick because he premised $1; yesterday's high, N; A uN fries you u* biwig a Daytona leach: high 9:41 shows. dining the cmpsign he would pISMp*vIslttoo owm. barometric presser., IHS; a.a, 19:11 pa., 1411N 3:U a.a., "We've gut 410 eusIoas and they help him to be a better gi ,rilative hlty, N puenM 3:N p.. for johe people want him to and more understanding chief churN, os Ws; winds, 811*17 ugh. 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Officials warned the river could reach Its highest crest in history during the weekend. ceremony after Killed In Explosion Workdays Nader Versus GM WASHINGTON (UP!) - Ralph Nader Is demanding General Motors Issue written guarantees telling buyers defects In 50,000 of Its new front-wheel drive cars going on sale next week have been fixed. Nader charged the compact cars have at least 11 defects, some of which are "serious safety defects." GM has said It found some defects In premarket testing, but is fixing than before the cars appear in dealers' showrooms next Thursday. __ Aren't_ BOCA RATON, Fla. (UPI) Officials hope carnivorous piranhas will turn belly up today In a kids swimming hole near downtown so they Can be scooped out and disposed of. A triple dose of the milkywhite, oxygen-robbing rotenone was sprayed over the one-acre Mabo Lake early Friday morning by officers of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. By midafternoon only minnows and small bream had died and floated to the surface. Scientists said the razor- Tension Rising Over Spying of tax relief we can Graham Popular, Officials Hope Piran has Will Surface HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) -The final cooling process was well underway at Three Mile Island today but federal authorities said they could not estimate when the cooling process of the nuclear fuel core would end. Temperatures at the core of the seething reactor began dropping about S degrees an hour, beginning at 10 a.m. Friday when Victor Stello, reactor operations chief for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, authorized the start of the final cooling process. Stellow refused to set a timetable for the phased cooling, saying he planned a cautious review of each new step before authorizing Metropolitan Edison Co., the reactor owner, to procede with the plan. 1*1c6m _e NEWCOMERI - toothed fish from South Amenca are more resistant to the rotenone and It may take 24 hours for the fish to surface, So officers will be back out with their seine nets today to clehn the fish out of the lake. Rotenone interrupts the flow of oxygen to a fish's gills but does not hahn frogs, turtles or other aquatic life. Scientists says the chemical dissipates quickly, and they will restock the lake within a week. Then neighborhood youngsters can go back to splashing around In safety. __ _ Registration for Term WA at Seminole Community College Is under way • _ ___ a.a,, TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - The ugly duckling of Tampa is dead. Soupy, a duck born featherless in Kentucky In 1975 and sent south to avoid freezing In winter, died two weeks ago while his owner was in the hospital. "He had everything he wanted, but he didn't have me," said Alice Darling, 76. While she was hospitalized with lung problems, she had someone drop by to feed him regularly, but apparently "he thought I wasn't coming back." "He was such a dear little soul. He and I would talk. And he loved children. He would show off. He'd throw the food around and stand up and wave his little wings - he had such funny little wings," Mrs. Darling wrote Soupy's original owner, Mrs. W.A.Wilson of Patton Creek, Ky., In a letter. "A woman In Baltimore crocheted him a little hat and coat. A man from Vancouver sent me a little coat. Someone in New Hampshire sent me a book about a duck to read to him. "I'm awful sorry. I do miss SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL DIAMONDS the gift of her dreams! Today, every style-conscious lady wants solitaires. 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"One of the main problems with then: is that they have very few predators preying on them and there is nothing to control their growth," said Ole Christiansen, laboratory supervisor at the Miami Seaquarium, in a telephone interview, i'hey will prey on anything else in the lake," tie said. .' they rrun out out of prey, they will prey on their own young, their own elderly and only the biggest and strongest survive, "But there will always be .66 Carat, 2LI& FAIMM7 _ another piranha got loose. On that basis alone we have to find out," said Dan Levine, a fisheries biologist, Courtenay said the piranha caught last week was fat, healthy and "obviously was thriving." He said it WUS it female that probably would have laid eggs within a month. Courtenay said wildlife offidais hoped the fish had not managed to get into the nearby El Rio Canal, one of the main waterways traversing IIoca Baton and a conduit for the fish's spread throughout south Ugly DUckling Dead - WEATHER Dr. William Courtenay, a Florida Atlantic University zoologist, says the existence of the piranha in the lake was discovered earlier this month when a fisherman caught a 12Inch gold-and-silver speckled fish. The Seven Seas Bait and Tackle Shop In Boca Baton notified Courtenay. He said another, larger paranha was caught last week but escaped by gnawing throughthe fish stringer that held It. "We can't take any chances when the fisherman claims that S5R1SI'dS - MVIV Fin. 32771 (395) 323-1459 Mother'. Day is May 131 Elsia$siftwrap.la..zs,acha,. ZAM The Diamond Store we !it l- V w,iv 11W way ON of wilaw .m cii. b4 WMt a _____________ V -. •_ -e -. - pill - �.. Evening IferalM Easter — a kaleidoscope of color that can be (USPS 411.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2011 or 831-9993 Sunday, April 15, 1979-4A Around -_-_ edtheret --- So many gorgeous hats were modeled R't1 tm II br the fashion-conscious _ ____ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. wbom1ryor Easter. 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor --151ALG. BECK, Advertising Director — costly. Last week I attended a gala benefit fashion show and luncheon at the Sanford Civic Center. It was hats are back! I recall several years ago when a woman would not venture two steps away from home without a hat and gloves which served a purpose. Hats can fashionably hide and unkempt hairdo, and gloves have always been the hallmark of the well-dressed woman to keep her hands clean and conceal vezyl - abundie, but I could buy jt with all tjmoney j saved on not smoking (presently, I have rpent up my smoking savings through 2001 AD, should I live that long). ______ The lovely spring day was Just made for shopping. I had several stops to make before I embarked on - thehunt—formyEajterbop. GassIngii my car was d[Mlli1onthg right off the bat. The tab was about $3 more for the same amount last week. The nest Mop was a business office. I was nearly numb over the amount of money involved in this - .:0,4.0 s* The Clock IeaIfh Insurance, ByDORISDIIC H!o-' ,, ood Compromise i1ationai health insurance schemes under r the costs of catastrophic illnesses, the kind that Tné__ Of silk. I really don't think it would be a fashion faux pas or a cardinal sin to drag out a chapeau of several years ago towear in the Easter parade. Yes, that Is what I'll probabl1 do. Well, I sat In my car in the parking lot going over the figures on the papers I held. Large beads of perspiration formed on my forehead and trickled down my colorless, ghostly cheeks. I furiously fumbled in my handbag subconsciously searching for a cigarette, I'm sure, instead of a tissue. The situation was driving me to smoke! I forgot about the pink bonnet, with all the frills ''' But the majority of Americans are neither poor ,ior old. and millions of middle-class families are ulnerable to the economic ravages of longterm - - JULIAN BOND Granted most middle-income Americans have some medical insurance coverage in the form of ......L. l uluvpvuucuuy purcfldSeu p li ies or group insurance provided by their employers. Yet, 24 million Americans have no health insurance at all and another 74 million are considered to be inadequately protected against overwhelming medical costs. . - - - o_. c- Thus catastrophic coverage would bridge a yawning gap in the nation's fabric of private Inurance and publicly subsidized health-care systems. And because it would answer a real need If for millions of families, catastrophic coverage has % a built-in constituency, a fact not overlooked on Capitol Hill or in the White House. Why, then, hasn't such legislation been enacted? The answer lies in the complex politics that surround the decade-long debate over a cornprehensive national health insurance program. National health advocates, notably Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. and the United Auto Workers Union, have insisted for years on which might be called an .aU-or-nMng- approach. - generally, eyesight is often taken for granted until it is damaged or lost, notes the Better Vision Institute, a national nonprofit educational rgaiization observing its first half-century of nubile service. - In medieval, renaissance and colonial periods, they were rarities available only to the rich, powerful or inventive. Today, one of every two Americans wears glasses. Despite inflation, eye care cost today is AM a bargain for a priceless asset vision, An estimate by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that over a 20year period, prices of most products has risen 169 percent; eyewear has only increased 106 percent. Ray Slew National Dreamer Service __ And Dream The April 4 anniversary of Martin Luther King -_ Jr.'s death passed unnoticed. King was 39 years old In 1968 when James Fri , 'Y murdered him as he stood on the upstairs balcony of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis. Since that day his motel room has become a shrthe.Hiswidowhaariedtopresehislife's works and teachings in an Atlanta memorial. And the American black community feels leaderless and without direction. Single, ticleade is attractive for For them, hopes and dreams can be bound In one figure. If they.'grant him their loyalty, they can absolve themselves of responsibility for guiding their futures. They are required only to act, not to plan. For the leader, it is dangerous. He must bear respondtyforUheir llves, while thelrenemies Im exclusively at him. bef ore King's murder saw his status and reputation threatened by direct order of the paranoid and bigoted FBI Director J. \ __________ Recently, I wrote about an organization called The Committee for the Study of National Service. Sponsored by the Ford Foundation and the J1(,JTFA __ _____ ____ ___________ — S - p 'r 1 - I f _______ / : ':1 I ' ________ -VI I '. 1 J .-J i • Yet most people do not have their eyes examined as often as they should. Once every few years Is not sufficiently frequent to protect the precious gift of sight. Keeping - - They tell the story about two women meetingafter havthg beenout oftoucf0r too many years. - onewommwas holding thehmds of two 'smau children. The other looked admiringly at them an d said: "My, what beautiful children! They 'must be your grandchildren. How old are Up With The Kids • - ' • .~ W - '- - Blumen fold 5• Grandmother beamed and replied, "The -, lawyer is 2 and the doctor Is 4." That may be a joke. But while others 'y consider most children little monMere, they are the apples of us grandParents eyes even though the apples may be a little sour at times. Perhaps our children, the parents of these precocious youngsters, have moved y Or perhaps we'have uprooted Ourselves and resettled in the sunbelt or 25. grandsons, who are 11 and 14.). Our friends agree that children today don't write their grandparents because they spend so much of their time and phone call. writing talent on school homework. A lot can be said Into a 60-minute tape It's sad but so true. We must realize that cassette, which cost less than a phone call. although we still think grandchildren are Then all It takes Is a couple of postage an important part of our lives, we play a stamps to ship the message of love. much less im portant role in their li ves as This would be especially great for the they grow up. elderly who are confined to their homes or In addition to schoolwork, they have to Institutions. There's no better medicine other interests sports as a spectator and for them than to listen again and again to player; movies and television; reading their grandchildren talking and possibly newspapers, books and magazines we singing a sentimental song. hope; socializing with friends; dating It would be better for their physical ills when they become teen-agers. than their doctors or dr ugs. And It surely Perhaps someone In th e White House would be an even better cure for their thought the gap would be bridged by ofblues and loneliness. ficially designating a Grandparents Day. Unfortunately, Medicare and Medicade This may have been a small windfall for won't offer any reimbursemen t for this the greeting-card and gift industries. But therapeutic expense. But it could still be the sale of more postage stamps didn't do th e happiest expenditure some of us ever much to solve the Postal Service's conmake. Mr. Wofford is right that his committee did, not propose conscription. What they did propose Ii Edgar Hoover. the proceass favored by () Hoover's order, FBI agents 1St out to believers in Big Government: rewards for those de stroy the public Ki1 ___ ___ • who sign up and penalties for those who don't. 110101117 1000 d%VIW to There is nothing compulsory, after all, about a change. Through sexual innuendo, deliberate program that gives special advantages to i To these partisans, enactment of catastrophic news leaks, Illegal surveillance and selective ts:apother part of the country, seeking a y recruits (GI Bill-type benefits and government investigations,the FBI sought to portray KIM as ,,Tbm is got -I coverage legislation would only weaken the drive more relaxing and less expensive way of Wag that haPPeas aqwbere in tk rationale for price increases and other dirt grants-in-aid, for example) or disadvantages to a libertine lef tist, a high-foiling exploiter, a world that does ..J uvhw. for a national health system. Thus, the very real not require a boost in gasoline work at the crossroads. those who don't ("onemember,"says the report, threat to national scwlty. 'We miss our grandchildren. ; drawbacks of a full-scale national health program, price.." Old Euoel.0 proverb. It Is recognized that a certain amount of "Jokingly but provocatively suggested a novel Of course, they may make an annual including budget-busting costs of about $100 billion skepticism is inevitable in an open society. But sanction: denying a driver's ficense to anyone facaU to discover whether Hoover's purge pilgrimage to see us or we may be able to WASHINGTON (UP!) OK, everybody, let's when more than 50 percent of the population who declines National Service"), a year, have so far forestalled progress toward a afford the fare to visit them. t the trigger. Once done, the act review the situation, questions the validity of impending calamity, the The report does add that "no member favors more affordable program providing only But these visits are too far apart in time mate helpless widows of us all America's two biggest problems, as identified country has a real problem on Its bands. sending yone an to ja who ref il us es to serve." catastrophic coverage. ' d distance. a n King's early years as a civil activist, from by President Carter, are Inflation and energy, That's reassuring. Step right up kids. There's I It Montgomery In 1967 through Birmingham in would be the isn't the higher cod of a postage first to acknowledge that belief i1 way to stop inflation is to import less nothing compulsory just coercive. 1966, were spent dismantling the American petroleum. The the energy crisis requires an that holds back written ct a th of fai . One way to cut imports is to reduce in Fortunately, there are now signs th at this logjam Tucked in among Its 18 recommendations,- the way to 'correspondence experience it apartheid once so common In the South. th is rough our sixth sen between children and consumption. And the way to promote nse committee's report says, "...it Is not necesary may be dislodged, possibly in time for passage of a panic. their grandparents. (My wife and I do to servation is raise prices. The technique was always the same. it started now to decide whether the nation should require catastrophic coverage bill during the 1979-80 receive short and frequent letters from our Higher fuel prices jack up the inflation rate, with an Invitation from a local group. Southern First, get comfortable. Loosen tie and belt and such service. During the gradual development of congressional session. Sen. Kennedy and his t Mw iefloan UssAmpithist i g. ...,...,.,. Which forc noor' nennl 1i slinD .11,. ..ff .h..-. ...e.. te IS $i.... ....I....a....... wh ich es uy ,---r'-La&r. YUbc £Vb U aU vu. ww a vuualiw'y 57UU, UI a -01 manaaory supporters are said to be moving toward com1, were introduced into ft student population. which the country less dependent on tilt the head forward and downward so Oat the service can be carefully considered.11 promise positions that would allow them to support t foreign oil, which brings down the inflation rate. blood rushes iwigious and labor leaders were imported o to the chin. So much for vohmteertan, after all. The Got It? catastrophic coverage in exchange for some Imdemonstrate national support With eyes closed, begin to chant softly the 'ohrriding Interest on the part of this group Is Economics soma so simple once you catch on. energy crisis mantra: "Saudi, Saudi, hope to the that all the nation's social needs be carefully provements in Medicaid and Medicare coverage, There were planned confrontations between There are, however, two powerful forces laudy, Saudi, Saudi, don't get naughty." Repeat catalogued by "a public corporation, charnon-violent demonstrators, violent police and working against the program that Carter has as often as necessary to achieve a state of Inner tered and funded Sen. Kennedy and the UAW have also reportedly by Congress" and young assorteri ragtag reb., me local jail population proposed. turmoil. people assigned to whatever task, for a year or softened their opposition to reliance on private - -, swelled. Commerce was disrited. First of all, it infringes on th e ancient, Then try to visualize yourself at a gas station, two, that the bureaucrats (and the special In. insurance carriers to provide the act ua l coverage, As the hose drains off the precious fuel, three terest constituencies competing for their favor) Faster therm you could horn two choruses of emotional issue of squanderers' rights. me food was delicious and the company though premiums would be paid by the federal Although these rights have never been dials on the pump's Instrument panel begin to decide needs to be clone, "Wi Shall Over come," the city's merchants and was charming at the party held last government, bankers bellied up to the bargaining table. I. codified, which Is to say specifically spelled out spin. weekend to honor State Rep. Bobby The committee's report calls for a rational by law, they are nevertheless deeply Ingrained In One dial registers the amount of gas being debate on this subject. Fine. The basic question was no at hand. Hattaway at the Altamonte Springs Civic F Donna our national life, pumped. One keeps a running- tab of the dollar to be resolved Is what kind of society will' we The mechanics of any catastrophic Insurance Cflt&' even If the roasting of some perOur Mrumgthe expired In MaiTtpltIi 11 years The other major obstacle, as reflected In aznotmt.The thfrdrecords thepricechangesthat have. Will It be one that Is made upof millions of soils in the audience at times was legislation will, of course, be hotly debated. And Est.g ago. His movement has no motivator, and no public opinion polls, is that the majority of the occur while the pump Is operating. Individuals who are presumed belabored and in poor taste. to be responsIble even the most forceful of Its advocates recognize motion. , people don't believe In the energy crisis. Pretty soon you will become a true believer, till proved otherwise - More than 200 Democratic party faiththat poorly conceived legislation could easily be Ray slew the dreamer, and with him, the They are convinced, surveys show, that fuel And President Carter will find it easier to restore decisions including and who make rational which recognize(ui and a sprinkling of Republicans attired worse than no bill at A. But-the principle is sound-- deem _shoetsies are artlflcially-e.Mplced to provides public trust in the Inevitability of havoc. t he cmnziigooci' their bed ere hiñdti'lhow theyand potentially affordable, and the is evident, support for the three-term legislator. JACK ANDERSON Thmost touching of the comments made was heard from Hattaway himself this week after turning down a request for Should reasonableness prevail in Congress and he pointed to Mrs. Ray (Aldia) Milwee a permit to can a gun from the head of a within the Carter administration, there is yet hope K-I security agency. I Ity In the audience, saying she could take a for enactment of a catastrophic health insurance which the man who was sow's ear and make a silk purse of It. She seeThkiengapplication program. We think It Is worth a try. the permit had to fill out Is unOf .I -.... . .. -. was one of his teachers at Lyman High lievable. School Hattaway, who sat with his wife, beAmong the questions he had to answer -WAllNGTON— A bitter str uggle between two minors, suspected of a murder last AugueL against the law then he will be proces Peggy, at the honor table on mid-Stage at sed and Qilcago mobster Sign Glancana "has Issued ether he was married or not, his were: wh Ifidiana and encroaching while settlers Is taking Provincial authorities produced signed con- pwllahed." 't civic center, told the gathering his wife Instructions to all politcal associates to place r now in the mountain jungles of feone from the prisoners. gn4 aside politicians In wife's maiden name, time and place of the 'S WORLD of And the Shuars have warned the government discaigijugs their practice of attardthg weddings eastern ECIII4X, Some ci the wiltes' tactics Michael ixii te suspects and reported the they will fight. "You will have to burn the trees and funerals po&ilng out how she marriage; all his places of employment of hoarier fanilie," since his 16th bIrthday; the namesof all sound diStwblnajy like the brutal riprsedsn of follOwing: ban worhod constantly In his behalf. covering our lands, dry the rivers, erase from loctorshetmoseen in the pad 10 years and our own sedive Amerlana In the (3M West a Another tranecript re$lolts that Midwest 011 —Alionso Cruz, youngest of the prisoners, or minds all that Is Shuar," the Indiana The Democrats In the Florida House this 0 cery ego, crime bon Joseph Zerilli "has ordor.dal1 week dlslgpaed Ralph Habin to succeed t he nature of exan-&l'iatlon or treatment; 11I told MIdMI that "they had been hung by their declared, "and to thatthe whole ld all of his permanent and temporary places Detroit Italian numbers syndicate cperatlsns .* speaker Dayton Beach's Hyatt Brown. thumbs and beaten with gm barrels, asui that g•e" D--1 ---'-cloaed...as a result of the V81" hssrbis." A electric shock torture had 'LtfalI dining the heat of the election of abode for the past 10 years and whether several irnatle.al lia appii.ri to the osuw Within March 104 tTWlICTI reports t 'ounvelra, Speaker designate (at that he owned or rented each residence; and a r000dly inedigat.á ci. of ppi MW tip. of their tongues as well as the fIngertIps, year, the Justice Department may decide to Qeries some Brown, Hattaway and Haben visited signed agreement that the personal InIts top underworld songbird, James Frmo, Lolcicero, co"lgjiers of a Brooklyn Mafia metivated, gesi--,iM-or'daeed tortws of their genitals and their amass." be made public. the Herald office. Brown lauded Hattaway formation couldfigure —Shortly after their arrest, the prIsoners go public. U he is allowed to sing out, the Mafia fazy, 'lells an FBI hulormant money *as rn.uja,. ci the lear iari tribe. We U's di fficult to out why this type of ~ 0 W gathered to fight Valachi's teStimony," A as being a team player and working hard Was wIth lbs help of the Cousdil On lkiVdjh.re won '1utid to sat qproalmately a poised of will be thrown Into a panic. ation Is necessary from a personal Inform for the Democratic leadership. At the mai, and he mad. his report available to our salt, following Which they become violently ilL" Fratlaao, a confessed hit man for the mob A September 1113 tramcfp1 of a movse. J es to carry a weapon, Hx me time Rabin said he would be the person who wish —Faced with additional torture, the Indians and lbs one-time head of Wed Coast "family," Is between Boffalo motater Sidmo Magad4o reporter Bob human. ft did not make pleased concealed or otherwise. :'Horae speaker to succeed Brown end that rearing. signed confeei,w. which they have since currently Hping the government In a murder and associates notes: "Magaddino Is COICi recanted. would be next up In line after that c as t H e The Shears, a fiercely proud tribe that once overUWfactthalsometlmelntheplathe iHabou , his s port for Hat•. pledged joe Va1" In terma ci whatho knows practiced bes. ocspy more then 1$ v New construction Is running at peak a murder t he, Maga*o, I p' . _ , Mafia at s. It oper ion vulleges dmi Leader's eastern fredler bad comm" levels In Caseelberry. In Med that city with frail physlal critIttlon to Michael by saying, .hN ceme true. We CM only nit d em issued building permits for structurse We have jint seem utilkonfldei*ial governFire. 1 tribe become Valachi's public squealing even ftect4jbe edfored from meat wiretap transcripts from the early iNN, colorful, nonrbpInal feature ci Mafia rave 'b lavvve to the ether half. sai'.d title to thauad. of acre ci previously ibe boys zcndwmInv '-"1 " valued at jut radar Ømillfrm compared is poud of its when VAIKM told friends he will make with little more than $IOON worth dirh was r,g4ng a televised Senate that fascinated the Amsrlcers public at the EIIb"Id lad. human ra uwL After e years of coaIvt.,hearing with the slbralllng details of A transcript Of move for Cosgre after he serves as the same period a yeas ago.. For the fI,d on the West The r lend was ,,'14us4 tEle .i&IMary dictatorship, democratic election. an, the Ceea Nedra's Inner workings. .erof the House end ir the tine media of the year the new cooValachi died that 'Iher, will be ding. In the - until recently. Rut Improved agrlceltas'a)' ed this medh ban It is St ion value In the city has totaled jud In1171, dill In protective cedody, to prevent ceremony ci tm Ccii Mactn as a I ad lbs pry ci e t;i EF5 Rat the Sh 'dian. em miles front the 'lep4 retribution. ares short of $8 mliii', four times more than Valacig's tufbnosty," dew ws u11117s s rt ares l, governed's elective cectal, ad ow y der Ills plaintive ,.!W receive aasther cesgelIndePal seat u the elite l)rnoath period of 117$. arleljn between V"actg'. 4fICI en the nub was were acsçigsd by rM governed In Mi.ro...y the "law cubs (3M West" pmalle km Jeim ftUo ad Anthonyconv of "in "Hickey" DIIann.O It Fratlaimo Is allowed to sing. the Mafia , 'II b. MA be w a the hew Serellery, Nlvii"_ste. th cedral on S*- 27,1113: 4" reminded ci Al Jc's cecky sir: to The lion's alms of the c"orutrnctkr was Msel's rqetdeti the erred, testers ad pv Mewed un t _ " we find any MMIiII; 'it Isn't a free coedry anymore." siulonre epplaus.: "Yea ain't heard act' ilke ffiha." threatened jCoedY1_'—'i--is were ',: In ,k*-fonlly homes and aperimonts at deA-'-- r- wOlet trial ci Iwelew a and ir ci ow police aved In the "matter According to an Oct. 11, 1163, truecr, yet!" with a wound lowell en the same lana - LIGHTER SIDE ' - The, Energy Mystic I S m - • tinuing financial problems. Better than buyin g cards or unneeded gifts another tie for grandpa, another handkerchief for grandma I propose the purchase of two small ta pe recorders. One Is for the youngsters and one for the grandparents. A good'cassette recorder can be bought for $30. And a cassette tape runs about 25 cents in a neigh borhood store. Let's face it. Writing is an onerous chore for many people, old and young. It's much easier to talk, but It's difficult to say everything In a three-min ute long-distance - Harold they?" ' • .'•- - -. — - n - _____ - - - • -- •.•-- -.-- - o - - - -- -- -- - v. jvu -- Parties ,A Polifiks - Hattaway Party A Success - - -- - - - ---_____ -' - - - ans Tell 1 • - - - - • - - . W h.tte Police - Brutal _____ - - BERRY - -' ____ ___ - iNE 0g. twniu • I; . __ ' ____ Sen. Clark Maxwell Jr., R-Melbourne, reports from Tallahassee that the House of Representatives passed legislation he supports to deauthorize the Cross-Florida Barge Canal. "I will continue to work toward a fair death with dignity for the canal, providing reuonahte compeneatlin—for those counties along the canal right-of-way for the tax dollars they were required by state and federal action to spend on this project and assuring the natural beauty and environmental soundness of the Oklawaha and Withlacoodmee River valleys are restored and maintained," he said. He said the House also took action on several bills relating to local governments. One would allow the salaries of county elected officials to Increase at the same annual rate as the average increase in state employee salaries.. The second and probably of greater concern to more residents, Maxwell said, would allow municipalitIes to incorporate adjacent areas without the present re94remast that such proposals be approved by the majority of the voters In both the Incorporated and unincorporated areas. "Although the bill sailed through the Home with strong backing of the House leadership, I anticipate that It will have more difficulty In the Senate," he said. Pleas e Write ____ ___ It __ _ - ' ___ - - c ___ mn ___ ____ ctss.k - -, ' we can's go on musIng ______ ___ 5'. --5 - . 5 4. -- -- - "Lots's give Hitler a black eye by keeping your eyes In 'the pink." One historic event was a fashion eyeopener, a 1931 showing at New York's Waldorf Astoria featuring eyeglasses for the first time as both beautiful and practical. The event shocked many of the fashionable in an era when glasses were considered a necessary evil—certainly not a fashion accessory But it probably wouldn't have surprised the elite few once privileged to wear spectacles, such at the 13-century Chinese emperor who got a new slant on life through heavy quartz glasses with ivory frames. Or Queen Elizabeth I, who saw a few favored courtiers through round and horn-rimmed sight aids. Or espically suave, witty and wise Ben Franklin, His Invention of the bifocal lens caused a sensation when Uncle Sam was a babe, and two centuries later his wire frames were right back in the height of fashion, OUR READERS WRITE - Potomac Institute, it has Issued a 143-page treatise calling for "National Service" for all young Americans. I was critical of the idea when it was annuncedandInoted(fromnews repo)thatthe committee had concluded that a million young Americans shoul d be conscripted to work in hospitals, day care centers, schools and so forth to field test the "national service" idea. Mr. Harris Wolford, a member of the cornmittee, has written to me pointing out that the group did not propose conscription, but "a voluntary National Service with the capacity to provide a million or more youth with - op' portwiltles for service." This would amount to aboutone-thirdofeachagegroupbetweenl6a 1 - On film and radio, blind Helen Keller and one-eyed newsman Floyd Gibbons urged eye tests by reputable professionals and, where needed, prescriptions and glasses. During World War II, the importance of good vision to war production was emphasized. One Institute ad urged: - Older Growina Comment S Bargain For Millions Over the years, celebrities from the worlds of sports, society and entertainment have helped to dramatize the importance of better eye care,. An early Institute campaign kickoff was an eye test In 1930 atop the then new Empire State building involving aviatrix Amelia Earhart and other celebrated flIr Public opinion polls have indicated that Vision is the most important of the senses; 60 percent of knowledge Is gained through the eyes. But like health A ophthalmologists, opticians and optometrists and because of new and better eyeglasses and other vision aids. And they probably know more about their eyes thanks to the Institute's half-century educational effort. the affliction Americans fear most, after cancer, is blindness. Several million U.S. citizens are visually impaired, two thirds of them over age 65. Blindness and eye disorders are major problems for our youth, with at least 32,000 teen-agers blind. - - - - Nevertheless, Americans as a people are seeing better today than ever before because of better-educated and trained Founded April 25, 1929, "to create and provide actual and practical methods of. promoting better vision," the Institute is supported by optometrists, opt halmologists, opticians and optical companies. Its message reaches millions today via TV, radio, the printed press and school Informational programs. What were they? Why, those fashionable and practical appurtenances were health aids called eyeglasses or spectacles. - RONALD REAGAN .Jlness. • Aniricans Wears Spectacles NEW YORK (NEA) A Chinese emperor may have worn them. Good Queen Bess I certainly wore them, and benign Ben Franklin was the toast of two continents with them. : There is no mystery to the broad, bipartisan political support for the catastrophic coverage qoncept. The federal government's Medicaid ,Ørogram provides subsidized health care services ;r the poor. And Medicare shields the elderly from the threat of financial ruin posed by prolonged --3llness. Two -. S Sunda - -yflTi9—SA - - -- By LARRY MURPHY Special to the Herald adding tq their finds of the brilliant pink, purple, yellow, green and blue eggs and cheering the finder of the golden egg, who will probably win a gooey chocolate marshmallow rabbit as the prize. I will also probably be counting dollar marks Sometimes during Easter Day before the bewitching hour of midnight, I must write out a sizeable check and mail It to the infernal uh Internal Revenue Service. And this is certainly taxing at Easter. an bankrupt a family in a matter of months. • - Eye Care Cost Truly Is will be counting with the kiddies when they are ' - - ahead. Oh yes, I had my heart set on a big picture straw hat designed in a fluff and pouf of pink parfait. I could just see what I wanted. It would probably cost :discussion in Washington these days is coverage - S S ¶ beautiful pink caladlumlsimply couldn't do,: wlUiotfl was the exact shade of my dream hat. It's leaves felt and looked like luxurious rich textured Regular readers will recall that warm weather doesn't bother me, and I'm trying to kick the smoking habit. and Yard$ of satin ribbon to debut for warm months ,$.4 :':t : The least controversial provision in any of the :!: - I ______J• passilbe,.counter of c1garettked my . tongue out at the powerful, addictive, inanimate': JerteivrLand made a beeline for the flower andplantdepartment. am transaction, It cant be! Oh, but it was and is. messy nails if nothing Easter was the time when Milady carefully tucked her felt, fur and feather chapeaux between mounds of tissue, and packed them away in those large round hat boxes until the nest year. And Easter was the time for light, airy straw hats adorned with a melange of pastel colorful posies OPINION uponit,andheadedforthegrocerystore — agaln, a smoke. probably subconsciously searching for But I didn't weaken. __ Letters to the idler an uku.ud let publicattea. Al letters not be signed,with a — '"g address ad, It pemihir, a Iekp'r amber se the weaft of lb0 wilier may be verliled, The Evealeg Herald wE raspect the unnes to pr, The ICNift Herald als.ruu do r$tosdlhiUersto e"1e Wall irs. ceeder. to space SMH Reorganization Prevailing Wage l4t. Neither would the corporation be required to comply As I indicated at the January 22, and with the constraints of the Public February 19, 1979 Seminole County Employee Collective Bargaining laws. Legislative Delegation Public My understanding of the situation in Hearings, I am supportive of the Alachua County is that the county proposed reorganization of Seminole issued general obligation bonds to Memorial Hospital. I voted for the refinance a previous issue. The county, introduction of a Special Act giving the leases the facility to the hospital corSeminole board of county cornporation, with an extensive lease missloners authority to explore the agreement that provides the following various alternatives and to enter into essential elements: the necessary agreements to bring 1 Hospital will pay county a rental at about improved health care facilities least equal to debt service. for the present and future residents of Hospital will provide enumerated Seminole County, and I intend to services, for example, indigent care, to continue to support that legislation county at no charge. throughout the process of enactment. Hospital maintains a sufficient I recognize that at this point there are reserve to cover debt service for one a number of alternatives that should be year, to give county a chance to thoroughly explored before the final straighten out any problems before It scheme of such a reorganization Is would need to resort to general ado pted. The Very range of the op. - revenue. tions, I believe, led to much of the There is a periodic review by confusing and contradictory testimony outside consultants to be sure that the at the public hearings. As In any bond projected rates and fees will cover issue situation, the ultimate projected expenses. marketability of the bonds depends I have requested that a copy of the upon the underlying stability and lease agreement be forwarded to this reliability of the issuing agency. office. As soon as I receive it, I will Another crucial factor is whether the forward a copy to you. repayment source is from a specific In summary, I fully support efforts to kind of revenue, such as hospital fees, improve the quality of health care in or becomes a general obligation of the Seminole County. I support placing at agency. Yet another factor would be least the operation, if not the ownercollateral security, as for example, a ship, of Seminole Memorial Hospital mortgage on the physical lands and under the control of a private not for property of the hospital. profit corporation. At the same time. As the county commission enters the however, I believe that It is imperative negotiations, I am confident that each that all parties concerned be cornwill be seeking to equitably balance the pletely candid with the taxpayers of interests of the general taxpayer and Seminole County regarding the true the user of hospital services. Striking ultimate liability for any bonded inthat balance involves far more than det*edness. I am not suggesting a lack simply cutting government red tape. of candor on anyone's part at this time, Even though the board of county but I feel that any confusion resulting commissioners and the hospital from the Delegation's public hearings trustees are both responsible for should not be allowed to linger. protecting the general public, the very Clark Maxwell Jr. nature of the negotiation process State Senator requires that the perspective of the two 16th District bodies be different. In effect, there Is a landlord-tenant or mortgagorSaving Energy mortgagee relationship. The facility owner has a primary Interest in.......,. May 1 Is National Energy Day; May protOëtiiig '&is investment, while the is Sun Day. Why don't we in Florida get operator has a more fundamental a Jump on these nationwide events and concern with providing the best prove to ourselves and the rest of the possible health care at bwest cost. country that we can be the first to Fundamentally, there are at least demonstrate a grass roots effort to save three courses of action available for energy? The legislature is supporting ' financing and operating the muchneeded improvements of Seminole Memorial Hospital. First, the County could directly finance the construction, through either the Issuance of general obligation or revenue bonds. Second, a health facility authority, as conteinpiated by Chapter 154, Florida Statutes, could acquire and improve the hospital, through any of the various options available under Part III of that chapter. Operation - of the facility under this alternati ve is specifically limited to a private not for profit corporatlon. Finally, the County could sell the facility outright to & private carporatlon. I believe that the county and the trustees are presently and correctly focusing on the second alternative, Provided that such an Authority can 'isoe saleable bonds absent the pledge of the full faith and credit of the county. Even though revenue bonds may require a higher level of debt service than will a comparable general obligation Issue, the advantages of the governing body which operates the hospital not being subject to the conatraints on a public entity would probably offset the difference in actual operating expense. For etampI,, If the nosçroflt corporation Is responsible for the actual cos*uctlon, the contract WON noinec.aarily fall mderthe ' - this Idea, and Governor Graham will proclaim Sunday, April 29, as Florida Family Energy Conservation Day:—a day for Florida families to work and play together, consuming as little fuel and electricity as possible; —a day when we declare, "Yes, we CAN do It ourselves!,-The federal government is talking about mandatory closing of (Wing stations onSundays because they don't feel that volunteer efforts to cut back on energy will be adequate. In Florida, these Sunday closings could hurt our valuable tourist industry. It's up to us to show that we care enough about our State to do something to prevent mandatory Sunday closings. What better way to demonstrate this than to show we know how to cut way down on energy age and are willing to make an extra special effort to do so? Florida Family Energy Conservation Day can be a very special day for families, but everyone in Florida will be working together on this effort stores, restaurants, hotels and motels, State government, cities, counties, - recreation departments, churches, other community organizations, and utility companies. You as a manager In the mewa urduetry can doa great c$, this effort, lithe citizens of the State are to actively participate in Family Energy Conservation Day, they must be aware of the event and of actions that they can take to participate. Thank you in advance for your cooperation and support of Florida Family Energy Conservation Day I know that, working together, Florida's citizens will be able to show that they CAN save large amounts of energy. Helen Gordon Davis Representative 70th District Seniors Program On behalf of the Sunshine Park Staff and the large number of area senior. citizens, I would like to thank you and, all members of the Sanford Herald for publishing the various articles concerning senior citizen individuals and programs In the Sanford, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry area. As you are probably aware the senior citizen population growth Is incredible in this area due to a number of factors. At the same time, we have discovered that the. various recreation departments in your' readership area' do not sponsor senior citizen activities on a large basis, but these individuals instead visit the Orlando Recreation Department's Sunshine Park In pursuit of leisure time activities Every day, we have new visitors from the Seminole County area, looking to join In the various programs. Sunshine Park Is one of the 26 playground parks in the city of Orlando. -It is primarily considered a senior citizen park due to the nature of the activities. The concept being followed Is that Sunshine Park should be a public recreational center for all Orlando area senior citizens where the Orlando Recreational Department could provide, at minimal cost, recreational and social activities for these deserving, sometimes forgotten individuals. The scope of activities stretches from daily - shuffleboard and horseshoe' competition to ballroom dancing and' daily cardplaylng. The program Included classes such as Arts and Crafts, Conversational Spanish, Belly Dancing, Disco, Bridge, Yoga, Macrame', Organ, Quilting, along with a wide variety of seminars. Also included is" one of the more unique programs a. monthly Health Day In which free blood.. pressure, diabetes, glaucoma, Pulmonary screening and hearing tests are given to all seniors. - At the same time, the three buildings are used on a regular basis by large retired senior groups such as the American Association of Retired Persons for their monthly meeting and bingo games and also by the Retired Citizens Association for their monthly bingo game. The many resources of the Orlando Recreation Department, make Sunshine Park an ideal facility for the elderly to enjoy free time, recreational and leisure pursuits. Although many consider recreational and leisure time activities and programs Less than critical to the existence of an Individual, there are very few who will maintain ft is not anecesury Ingredient to providing a happier, more satisfying life to the elderly. Should anyone have any questions concerning our senior recreation Program or would like to visit, please do not hesitate to call meat 443$7 Jim Rousocuanoff Center Arm Director (kiando Recreation Department --.4. �__________ ~ . : 2 SPORTS ___ . _ I __ - A-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. -,- -- - . .. - I_____ Sunday, April L 1,,, i-v - --* t I Wow., Hill Drives In 12 Runs In KIWANIS AI*H 4 SI 330 4 22 Coleman 343 Knit 222 Prsesth IIS iofiq, 32 S losIhard 3t I IlAker 220 Hartman 2 2 Rawis IIS Totals 2711 0 K of C Law MardindlIl Luci Fredrick Wynn Smith Griffith Brown Hall Jackson Grlssom Nathan Ii ion Kiwanis KIN AIRN 12I 332 332 23 I 412 3, 2 I IS 1SI 351 3SI 24 14 I 0406) 12-11 62 0 24-14 Greg Hill drove in 12 runs with three triples, a double and a single, and pitched a one-hitter to lead VFW to a 38-1 win over defending champ Moose Friday in the Sanford Junior League. VFW is now 20. Kiwanis kept pace with VFW and earned a share of the league lead by defeating Knights of Columbus, 17-14, in Friday's other game. Hill gave up a single to Terry Russi, the first batter he faced in the game, and Russi scored on an error to put Moose in front, 1-0. But the lead was short-lived as VFW sent 22 men to the plate in the bottom of the first and scored 18 runs on 10 hits. Hill came to the plate three times in the bottom of the first and unloaded two triples and a double and drove In seven runs. Willie Pashe had two hits in the first, both singles. VFW sent 12 batters to the plate in the second, 11 in the third and 11 in the fourth as they continued to pound the Moose pitchers. Sharing hitting honors with Hill were Pashe with four hits, Steve Barnes with three singles, Chris Harris with a double and single and Bobby Shaw, Stanley Hogan and Ron Watson with two singles each. Hill struck out nine and walked Just one in four innings. Kiwanis fell behind, 6.0, in the first inning but battled VFW back to take al4-8 lead after scoring lo runs tn the top of the third, and Knights of Columbus couldn't catch up. Mike Baker was the winning pitcher, in relief of Alton Coleman. Baker fanned nine In four innings and walked Just three. Joe Smith blasted a leadoff double and a bases-loaded triple, both In the third inning, to pace Kiwanis in the hitting department. Coleman slapped out three triples, Marvin Knight collected a pair of singles and Bobby Hartman smashed a double. Wardell Frederick slammed a double and single, and Lj Luce, Elvis Brown and Tim Hall each had a pair of singles for the losers. Flyer&Fae Oldermain -_ . ... - . - In By MURRAY OLDRMAN Yell, Since You Asked... Win MOOSE AS ill H AIRN I I I Rlossl Griffin 442 Leonard 21I 250 Show lOS McGowan 305 Hill 350 Hogan 443 Cart,c $41 Bradshaw 205 III Snobs 413 Winkler 222 Murphy III Harris 311 Smith 155 Williams 121 ows. I IS Lawrence 1311 Skiba 0 1 0 Totals 232 watson 210 Scott 353122 Totals VFW Q. I would like to get college basketball rosters from a few olleges. I have the addresses. But will the colleges send me the osters? Will I have to pay for them? Mark Campbell, Lebanon, By United Press International Now that Philadelphia has evened its preliminary series with the scrappy Vancouver Can uc ks to set up today's - 1. Canucks..... 0 Tilt Today Rubber advanced to the quarter-finals with two-game sweeps. The Rangers disposed of the Los Angeles Kings while the Maple Leafs got past the Atlanta Flames. ICED I I IN MAY by Alan Mayer Leave Tennis Scoring Alone! 0 WN14T One of the very unique things about tennis is its scoru, system. All colleges which have substantial basketball programs also There is not another sport or gam e that uses the sam e scoring Vancouver Coach Harry iave sports information directors to spread the word about their system as tennis. Most sports use the numbers one, two, three, Neale Is otwio usly pleased with earns. Providing information such as you request is part of their t l ect., in sco r ing. If you score a run in baseball you get one. if you his club's effort so far, and 'I ervlce; you'll generally find them very cooperative. No, there is be score a goal in hockey it is one. A touchdown in football is worth '"' promised the Canucks will io charge for providing this material to legitimate fans such as a critical face-off in the tough In the final game. six points. I ,ourself. It's better than servicing gambling toots. Canucks' end Thursday night, In tennis, if you score the first point it's called 15, the second is "Maybe we're playing over Q. I would like to know If the Miami Dolphins play at Kansas then fed the puck to Reggie 30. Zero in tennis is called love, and a tie score after at least four our heads, but I think that's ' fly this year. If so, do you know the date? Do you think Larry Leach, who Wasted it Past okay," Neale said. "I'll be very points have played is deuce. ;sonka will help the Dolphins? Ray Brothertoin, Council Bluffs, Vancouver goalie Gary BromOf co ur se, we mustn't forget to include the ad-ins and ad-outs surprised if we don't give them 1ev with 54 seconds remainino .. as well as the tie breakers. Tennis scoring is indeed different anti D The Dolphins and Chiefs do not meet this year. All teams know In the third period to break a #4 4 LULl 4LurUay. for the person just lear ning the game it can be difficult to learn, The Sabres broke a 15-game I who'll be on their schedules, but the dates haven't been set by the deadlock, but it's this scoring that I think is so valuable to the game. It's one winless streak against Pitts-. FL. The Chiefs, in addition to meeting their AFC Western The Flyers went on to a 6-4 burgh thanks to the hot goal.../ of the important th ings that sets it apart from all other sport.s. )ivislon mates twice this year, also play Baltimore home and decision over the Canucks, who ten In recent years th ere ha ve be en many changes involving the way, have single games against the four teams In the AFC surprised hockey by capturing t di ng of Bob Sauve, who ai'ty scoring of tennis. Far too many changes in my opinion. Some time urned back 30 of 31 Penguin -3.Z ba Central, and play the New York Giants and Tampa Bay of the the first game of the series, 3-2, shots. ,YNt ck hi gh schools sta rted using "pro" sets (eight game matches FC. I'm skept ical abo ut Csonka's contribution to the Dolphins in Philadelphia. But Clar ke wer to determine the winner of matches. Instead of playing two out of $iE1 "I've never bevn so loose in his year. He's done virtually nothing In the four seasons since he minimized his last-minute all the games I have played for 11 1116/I1 F To ca* three conventional sets, sets were introduced to save Wile. 01 eft Miami, with injuries curtailing his performance. And a beat- effort. é'ci course, high schools do not, for the most part, have enough courts Buffalo," said Sauve, who was :i np 32-year-old running back Is no bargain. "If Leach had shot the puck a starter - over flu-ridden regu. to run all of their matches in the conventional manner. Thus to /926. AMP iViY Q. Will the Cincinnati Reds have a better season under their wide," Clarke said, "nobody lar goalie Don Edwards. 71147' ,'' ZZW,ff, I save time they use the eight game sets. It probably can't be. . new manager? Also, do you think that Dave Patter Is overpaid? would have even thought of the helped, but it's not fair to the players and often the better player QL/éYfoA'Po7 - Jeff Allihouse, Dubois, Pa. faceoff. It's such a big win, and do es not win in this short a match. /Q)' E4ON That seems to imply t he Reds had a bad season in '78. Listen, when It was over, it feels as big c,q,c,wpio*' Along with the pro sets, as a means to shorten the matches, the they finished 92-8, which was better than the Philadelphia as any we've ever won....11 or ~%/.4 'virl,y7j,f nine point sudden death tie break system is also being used. Ilie , -AV * Phillies who won the Eastern Division of the National League. 'iRt"iy,V In the other playoff contest system simply does away with conventional advantage tennis, Brian Murray pitched a no-Maybe I'm In the minority, but I don't think Cincinnati will min today, the Buffalo Sabres will ,Ole PlC/PIP where one person must win by two games. Now when the giiznes Pete Rose all that much, and if Torn Seaver can have a big year have the home-Ice advantage in hitter Friday to lead Lake ',V 77t 4.411 reach 6.6, you play the best of nine points. Whoever gets to live Howell High past Lyman, 2-1, and they dredge up a young, effective starter, I can see them the deciding game against ,'9M'Y2P(/!4, points first wins the set 7.6. A lot of iuck is involved in this type of unseating the Dodgers. No, Dave Parker Isn't worth $900,000 a Pittsburgh Penguins. The fanning 13 batters as he ran his tie breaker and it is not a popular method with professional year. No one who hits a baseball Is. But I don't mind him getting Sabres squared the series with personal record to 4-3. Howell players. Again it is used to save time. the money if the fool owners are willing to ante up. a 34 victory Thursday over the stands 8.6 overall. The Latest way to save time in tennis might be the most Q. What's the story on Larry Bird, the top basketball player In Penguins, damaging of all. The scoring system is called no ad tennis. You the country, going to Indiana State when he could have gone to The New York Rangers and play a game and whoever gets to four points first wins the game. bigger basketball schools like Kentucky or Indiana? J.L. Toronto Maple Leafs have The points are called one, two, three, four 15, 30, 40 or adds or Bloomington, md. deuces. Some one sided matches using no-ad scoring last on1y 30 The Blond Bom be r f rom French Uck, Ind., actually wanted to l minutes or so. This takes one of the very important elements out go to Kentucky but was turned down as a prospect because the of the game. That element is conditioning. No longer will the DD(S.&) 240.20; Q(2•l) $1.20; P(4• Minnesota S 2 .711 1 Wildcat staff thought he was too slow. He did enroll at Indiana, M arathon fittest player have an advantage, in fact, the physical condition i 2) 144.01; TI6•2•1) 1,47500. Time Kansas 46 1' but stayed only a short time the atmosphere of it big-time 31.59. person Is in would have little bearing on the match. The NCAA has California 5 3 .625 1', DAYTONA BEACH college campus, the story goes, overwhelmed him. So after laying Seattle S 1 .536 2 al ready ado pted this scoring method and many, many tourFRIDAY NIGHT Third race, S-iL M: Chicago 2 1 -333 3' out a year, as a garbage collector, he settled down at Indiana ttracts namentsarc using it. It is spreading across the U.S. very rapidly. First Game OGems Bonny 6.60 140 260 Oakland 1 1 125 512 State, which has a basketball tradition of its own. 7 OuranPeclna 17.60 3.00 3.10 1 Mardelii 5.60 3.00 1, for one, would like to see tennis left alone. We have a great Friday's Results 2 1 IrustaGerardo 7.20 1.20 6 Manatee Picky 3.50 Chicago I?, New York 2 Q. How may games does Gaylor Perry need to make It 30 game and a great scoring system. It is unique and original and to 5t4o 5.00 0(11)12.00; P(S-11 36.30; T(&-Il) Ton 4, K.C. 1 (gm called 6th) victories for his career? How many pitchers In major league all of us tennis nuts, very dear. To see the game taken apart, Q (1.7) $0.40; T (7-1.5) 357.00. 114.20. Time 3I.. Milwaukee 9, Baltimore 3 history have won over 300 games? D.C., Reidsville, N.C. Second Gems modernized and speeded up to satisfy 1970's fast pace & crowded Texas 5. Detroit 4 BOSTON (UPI) - An ever- I DuranFernan 13.00 3.00 3.60 Founts race, 5.14, 0: California 10, Oakland I The 40-year-old marvel for the San Diego Padres goes Into this life style Is a shame and hopefully, will not last, hopefully will not Irusta.Isidro 3.50 3.40 3Manatee Skip 7.10 3.20 3.20 Minnesota 5, Seattle 2 season with a career total of 267 victories and the distinction of Increasing tidal wave of 2SArano-Pecino ruin a great sport for all of us. 3,10 IShining Basket 4.00 3.00 Today's Games tty will sweep through 26 being the only pitcher ever to win the Cy Young Award in both human ity 0(1.3) 24.00; P (1.2) 70.50; 1(1.2. 6Mr. Ginger Ihavea recurring nightmare.! dream that by 1980 we will go 6.50 (All Times EST) of eastern 0(3-4) 10.40; P13.4) $1.30; T(34-4) leagues. To answer your question, he needs 33 and says he'll get miles 5) 245.00. DO u.n 1.20. Kansas City (Leonard I 0) at out to play a match and whoever wins the first point wins the 243.50. Tim. 32.05. Third Gam. Toronto (Lemongello 0 1). 1: 3D 'em "as long as Rollie Fingers' arm holds out," (Fingers Is the Massachusetts' real estate match. Or worse yet, whoever wins the spin of the racket, wins the 2 Paco p.m 11.60 5.20 4.00 In th 83rd ru e nning Padres' relief specialist.) Fourteen pitchers have won 300 or more Monday Fifth race, $.16 C: 3 Vlcandi match. It's called - No Ad, No Points, No Playing Tennis. It sure Cleveland (Paxton 00) 440 4.60 at 7 Gondra 0.20 6.00 5.20 Boston (Stanley 00), 2 p.m. games In their careers. The most recent was Early Wynn, who got the Boston Marathon. 3.00 7 Cassmnn saves a lot of time..........and you don't need to be in condition! S Handy Boy 3.50 5.00 Q(3'3) 27.00; (3.3) 15.30; T (3•3 New York (Guidry 01) at The list of official qualifiers there in 1963 at the age of 43. Warren Spahn, who had 6i wins, 6Viv's Bugle 6.00 Chicago (Kravec 0-2), 2:15 p.m soared by 3,000 this year to " 32220 Fourth Game pitched through 1965. Q(S-7) $210; P17.4) 55.10; T17•S.4) A tip of the hat toDoug Maliczowski, Rick MeMurry and all the Baltimore (D. Martinez 01) 7,800. In addition, there will be i rustaMandola 15.00 • 442.00. Time 31.44 . at Milwaukee Caldwell 2.0, people at Bayhead for putt in g on a great tournament last 2:30 P.M. the usual pretenders, number- 2 VIcandi.Gastl S.40 340 __ weekend. it was highly organized and professionally run. 11*111race, 5.14. A Egano.Prad.ra California (Frost 00) at 4.00 / big in the thousands, who have 3 Lamar Scott 13.00 10.10 1.50 Oakland (Langford 0-2), 4:30 ;~ i 0 (1.2) 37.50: P ( I•2) 125.10:1 (1.2failed to mee t the race's 3) 435.00. 1 KO's Gambler 5.40 6.20 p.m. Ed Fitshugh, from Nokomis, was the whole show in the singles I Mineola Laney 4.40 Fifth Gem. Detroit (Baker 0-0) at Texas qualifying standards. competltlon.Edwasplayingperfccttennisanddestroyedfourtup 0(3.4) 44.50; P13-4) 111.10; 1(3-4- (Alexander 00), 5:35 p.m. aMutilIe.Echaniz 13.40 10.40 6.20 The 26mile, 300-yard race SApralz.GoIri * 35 and over players to win the tournament. No. I player in the " I) 307.00. TIm. 31.10. Minnesota (Hartzell 00) at 11.40 last year drew 4,674 official 3Gasti.WaIIy ., Seattle (Bannister 1 0). 10:33 state, Bill Austin, won only three games from Fitzhugh in the 4.70 Seventh race, iiI: . p.m. 0(5-I) 44.25: P(ll) 142.50; r entrants, also a record, and finals. 7 Midcsleoround f 4 , 20.60 12.00 6.20 Sunday's Games 11 -A \ 1t 1,000 more than the year before. 3) 363.40. Sixth Game 3 Forebode 17.00 3.20 Cleveland at Boston "We're going to have to sit IArano.Diagall 14.1010.00 520 2iean Nate 3.20 Detroit at btexas 0(3-7) 00.40; P(7-311 344.00; T(7.3. '* Q. Rate the uniforms worn by major league baseball teams, down with the numbers and see 6Vicandi.lsldro New York at Chicago 12.40 7.00 2)741.10. Time 3.04. Baltimore at Milwaukee 4.60 Which is the least appealing and which one do you think Is the how It goes this year," said 200mingo.Fernan Kansas City at Toronto Oil-I) $3.40; P (1.4)171.50:1 (I-Ibest? I say the Reds' uniforms look worst with their low stirrups Marathon Director Will Cloney, 2)733.50. EIghth race, 5.16, a: Minnesota at Seattle 3Ask Him 1S.20 5.60 1.10 'iand black shoes. O.P., Oregon Hill, N.C. California at Oakland who expects 10,000 runners and Seventh Game 3.00 710 You're not going to get me Into that hassle. I'm still trying to get Joggers and the usual multi- • Hernan-Arrieta 12.20 7.60 7.00 4rie Ann National League I Dizzy Duffy 2.10 c 4.20 3.60 used to the softball-type uniforms pioneered by Char lie Finley million spectators who watch 31 Ramon.Pecina East Q(34) 17.20; P13-4) $4.10; T(3-4l) Duran-Wally 3.50 W L pct. Ge 111.10. Time 31.31. and now gaining wide adoption. It still boggles the eyes of an old the race from Hopkinton to INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) 0(3-I) 45.00; P (5-3) 131.10:1 (1.3' A Ten additions to the field Montreal 4 1 .000 1) 510.60. purist to see the Chicago White Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates, for downtown Boston. record field that may reach or were announced Friday, 1n St. Louis 3 2 600 I Ninth race, isA: Eighth Gams Instance, In black pants. I find the Cincinnati Reds' togs and 3 2 .600 1 "They say we're becoming 2ZubiWally surpass 100 is in prospect for eluding a three-ear team from 3 Timeless Gift 3.60 7.20 2.40 New York 11.10 5.40 1.50 Pittsburgh 3 4 .179 2 scenic as any of them -with their red stripes. And what's wrong elitist. Well how can you be 1 Egena.Goiri 740 2.60 Phila the Indianapolis 500, despite the Bob Wilke of Milwaukee. 7.60 4.00 4 Nancy's Best 7 3 .400 2 1 Border Nancy 4.00 SMutilla.Enrique 3.00 with black shoes? continued threat of boycott by Speedway officials indicated elitist with 7,800 runner,?" he Chicago 0 3 3 0(3-4)4.10; P13-411 13.00; T(3-4.I) I32.0O;T(3.I. west Q. Early in the '7$ NFL season, when the Philadelphia Eagles said. "Every runner wants to 5) 0(12)44.70,P(2.1) a group of dissident drivers and the final field may not he 25.10. Time 35.73. 314.20, W L Pd. OS car o wners. downed the Miami Delphi.., Spike Jones faked a punt for the run Boston, It's like the Masters Ninth Game determined until early next San Fran 6 2.730Tenth race, $-14, A: 10.20 1.20 4.10 Eagles and ran Io the Miami 3I. Looking at a replay,I ..Uced an Golf Tournament. Every golfer 6 Echaniz When the Indianapolis Motor week. Houston 2 .714 3 Rick Agreed 3.60 2.60 3.20 7Enrique 4 4 .soo 2 Of the ends jumped ahead of Spike and then jumped hack before wants to play in that, but not 5 Oscar Speedway closed business More than 50 entries were 7.60 5.00 Cincinnati 5.20 1 Manatee Steve Angeles 4 5 ."Al 2', 2 WIld McCoy 6.20 Los he started pm.Isg, Shouldn't there have bees an "Illegal man everyone does." Friday for the Easter weekend, received 0(24) 53.10, P14.7) $40.31; T (4'2 the day before, 44 of Atlanta 3 5 373 3 0(413) 15.00; P13.111 26.10; T13-I. dowilleld" penalty called? Flint Holly, Delaid, Sb. Last year, there were 30 5) 421.45. 93 were entries hand, one them In from a group of car San Da 2 6 230 4 2)131.20. Time 31.20. Tenth Game Friday's Results No. NFL rules still allow two men to go downfield on punts runners In the field who had run 1 HernunUrquiza more than l t y owne as ea r's record rs who fornied their own 15.10 7.00 4.20 Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 6 Elsventhrace, S-IL C: before the ball Is booted. Besides, you noted that the end jumped amnarathonin2:2Oor less. This 4Apraiz-Olano total. racing group in 7.10 4.40 policy feud Cincinnati 4, San Diego 2 3Stsomrock 35.00 25.10 7.10 3.40 back. year there are 90, an unequaled 2Sara.Echanlz Entries deadlined before with the race-sanctioning Atlanta 2, Los Angeles I OCircus 12.00420 144.II;T(1-4. San Francisco S Hout Q.Inthe box scoreofa game between the New Jersey Netsaad assemblage of talent In the 2) Q(I'4)44.$0;P(l-4) 7 midnight April 15 will be ac- United States Auto Club and 2Celeno 30.64. Today's Games 013$) 50.20: P113-1) 454.50; T(I. the Philadelphia Eagles played March 23, I noticed that three history of the event. cepted, but only the fastest 33 Threatened to run their 011 Eleventh Game (All Times 1ST) 3 Vicandl-Gerardo 5.10 5.40 3.00 2)1,253.40. Time 31.64. players Eric Mosey, Harvey Catchings sad R6110Simpson cars in qualifications will make race in conflict with the Chicago (Reusctel 0-1) - 40: - Ruled no race. 12th 1 Arano.Gastill 3.00 Mco.tyeal (Grim,)e 00), 1:05 e' "sled as playing for both tnm,4n you explain that is. for the million-dollar race May V'-'i',e'dway event. *L J0I Handle $$5343 Carasa.Fernan 3.00 P.M. pm me? F,B,, Levittown, Pa. 01(1.3) 24.50; P (3-I) 57.30,7 (3. Philadelphia (Espinosa 00) 1-2) 230.11111111 First, you mean the Philadelphia l6ers That unusual orat New York (Allen 00, (12 same unavailable) p.m. currence came about because an earlier game between those two St. Louis (Forsch 10) Ellis Cowden shot a final teems last November was protested. The protest over an of. Pittsburgh (Whitson 00), 7:15 fIcial'smldakeincallingthreetechnlcalfouls - wastçbeldby round 90 Wednesday to claim p.m. Seminole High ran its Houston (RuMs 0. 1) at San baseball record to 16-9 Friday Am01 tees.. NBA commissioner Larry O'Brian. At the time, Simpson and the Sibal Palm spring chainSANFORD-ORLANDO Francisco (Blue 20), 1:05 p.m. East by two shots over Ruth Catchings were on the 76ers and later traded to the Nets. Friday night Cincinnati (Seaver I-I) a San night with an Impressive 26-2 IN L Pct. oa 5,ilth, Likewise, Money slitched from the Nets to the 76er's. Diego (Perry 10), 9 p.m. Milwauke Flrstrace,S- ILD: victory over Orlando Boone 4 3 Ay Atlanta (Niekro 1 1) at Los behind the three-hit pitching Sea Savarese won B Fight 5 Manatee Duece 20.50 6.40 3.00 Boston 3 2 .600 i,, everyone Q' U the Pittsburgh Steele's are so unbeatable of l Pahokee 3.20 3.50 Toronto Angeles (Welch 1-0). 10 p.m. 3 3 .soo I says, why did They get knocked out of pro f.etbsll play.ft1a1t71 with a closing round VI to Brother Bear George Porzlg and the lusty 2.50 Baltimore Sunday's Games 34i', and 1177 with almost the same team that we the Super Bowl Is Protect a one-elIot lead over 0(54) 45.31: 7(547) 365.21. Time New York Chicago at Montreal hitting of Juan Dealba, Rick 3 4 .429 W, Detroit Phila at New York, 2 1 3 .250 2 Zeus Elide. In C Flight Jam 31.43, January? G,L, Shares, Pa. Wells and Bill Marine, who had SeclOd race, S-14,C: Cleveland U. Louis at Pittsburgh I S .147 3 In'76 they were ruinedby injuries to three ci their four rwwmipg Penman had a 101 for a fo- 6 Now Color three hits each. Atlanta at Los Angeles 24.40 4.10 5.00 West backs, including darters Franco Harris and Rocky Bleler, and so shot margin of victory over 2 Shabbona 4.00 2.40 Cinci of San Disgo. 2 w i. Pc?. an Seminole Is at DeLand 1 Carolina Tip 7.50 Texas Houston at San Fran, 2 S 0 1.000 had to revise their offense against Oakland, going with only on. Grace Heldlmmi. Monday night. setback. Th. Raiders romped. In "77, the Steele's were rent by salary disputes early in the season and also had 12 players on injured reserve. Everything jelled for them In 1$. The.. Super _____________________ Bowl triumphs in five years Is a pretty snappy record. 'Q, Could you *M furnish any Werastlis on Hsyt W'hsn1sru WNW" h -ins who Well toplaylerthe Now Yak JITIOWLIIITTIS R1111041 Hisaus; Four Diamonds;. twice; Dan Burton 310; Ott Other Highlights : Turkeys ids IALL&CHAIN Giants and Baltimore "14 ad UIy Ojel, who med to pitch Charlies Angels; Gators; Pin Pals; Granneman 3-10; Mike Burke 310; Baker & Hazel Molar- Flagship Standings: Mixon Auto Parts, Gems; Spoilers; Bars Hares; Nit Rose Patrick 310; Billie Stone 3-10; Bank Turkey in the tbeSsa Frudsc. GIa? SInce thsy nee4, I have .et bead 1011% Lucille Standings: The Go betweens, Der Johnny Walker, Real Estate, Wits; Orange lowleri, Super Gerry Leinsering 3-10; Gordon Cl.rkj&S Underground, turkey Oily Sex, Junk Yard Dogs, The Go R.bim.s, Mardela SpiWs, Md, Yelvingion Insulation, Wilts Amoco Sports; Woodpickers. Leisoflring 3.10, 7-7. Cisisto Deitona Sanitation, turkey Getters, Moon Pies, No Names, Wilhelm, who actually pitched for seven teams In his 21-year Galloway Builders, Ladles High Games: Ted Puckett 220; Carol Colwell, turk ey Ann Curtis, Gutter Dusters, The Quick Starts. Auxiliary, Flog Reserve, Sanford Ted Foote 215; Mike Burke 157; New Ml NOONII'S caleer, is now a pitching coach Cooks Corner- Evelyn Baker, High Games: .IJ Sexton 191, Dee Sewing Center, Johnny Walker Andy Patrick l54; Joe Wekkl,4;Al Misfits. át Yankees and will work with their AA West Haven, CanaL, COnSt. Nader 141, Ray Fore 175, Shelly Co. ANlin 150; Bud Huff 145; Art Streit High Games: Ida laker 304; Jan Fore 16.6, Bryant Hickson Jr. 191, High Games: Moo Wilkins 205; 150; Adam Iittllnger 175; Edward How 191-161; Phyl Me" 170; Hazel (Mm team this summer. (He also taught vete-en Mickey [l SUNDAY $171 MIXED Peggy Moon 174, Rick Reynolds lit, 147; Ann ColemanUS; Hirsch 177: MK MCKIboSS 174; Lou Motair 153)07; Flagship lank Toby Row vasjghn Of the Path-es how to throw a knuckliff this wider) O'Dell who Helen Shepard 171; Shirley Simas Bolton 176; Will kernstock Cathy Doyle 163, Bud Doyle 147 Anne Standings: 174; Bryant 151 Highbanks Marina, Alice Mr. C's Chicken No. S. See 143, Ernie Runion 191, Thelma c2eom*ofCIunaontotheBa1tlmoreOnIo1esin lIS4umdladadl3 11$. Raymond Rucker 175; P11 Valente 1.11mev 170 Deltona Sanitation, Carol Spoilers, Pinup,, No. 9, Btsrsns Heidrick 177, Vernon High Series: Mae WilklnsS3O; Ann 175; Row Patrk 174; Ole ,IIons, now li ves In his native South Carolina, at Newbury. Colwe 14 7 CuIjO Canvas, Little Ranch, The Pits, Mishaps, Nite Mary Blair 152, Bryant White 211. Hickson Jr. Coleman 474. lfl; Helen Ferrer ilL lee Ferrer Whitehead 173 Mary Elnore i & Strikers, Custom improvement. Cu yes gte. of the peipis wb. mad. the = ,Q, 153. Converted Splits: Shirley Iipp 2-5. 170, Barbara Knelel 150; Lillian 162 Stenstromo R ealty Hig h Games: Bill Hogan 205204; Cu rt is 143 tiebdewa 1w the Raiders Is the Heidi Bowl aj.imt the Js? 10; Margie Will 3-4, 74; own Smeic PeN 141; Mundia Goddard 14ill, Cooks Cornqr, Evelyn Biker 152 Dick Richards 303; Larry Green High Series: Jim Nader $32, Gus $-p. 8Se., PM=14 CoW. High Sines: Al Alt III 50; Mike NO its. 352; Charlie Plant M. Sexton 531, JJ Sexton $OS, Sheley Other Highlights: Queen of week lurke 534; Andy Patrick $19; Ted High Series : Bili Hogss 553; High Series: Toby Bryant 433 ,Tt IOU gum, made famousbecame NBC cmd Off the telscad Fore 451, Ray Fore 471, Shirley Slmas +61. Pvcka$t 11$; Ted Feels 504 Harry Psntscost $10; Dick Richards IN, Bryant Hickson Peggy Moon Highbanks Marina, Alice Ulmer Jr. 541, ,w won by minute sift of 1111"" MCKiNISI IN; Edwa Hirsch 505; Deilos SanItation, Carol Colwell $46; Martin Hansen 531; Charlie Blair 405, Bud Doyle 444, Mary Raymond Rucker 454; Adam Nit. 440 Custom Canvas, SandY Moete Ojklad, 4332. Tb. iders wore trailing by thee. pouts h,5$ Plant $13; Andy Patrick 510; Kathy Runion 504, Vernon White Ernie $07, DILTONA PINBUSTIRS flinger 44; Lou leNin 151. 153 Cooks Corner, Evelyn Baker 495 Bukur SW; Jim Moyer 504; Jim Bryant Hickson thegam wat oft the air thin QIIthS &nb C80919 a GlUd Jr. 351. Converted Splits: Harry Fufton S. Ml$its. Starr 502; Lynn Eiland 501. Converted Splits: Cathy Doyle 7. touchdown passo and Prodon RldWiuber recovered a kickoff In Standings: Lepredsauns; Easy 6.7; Mencha Goddard $410; Ole Converted Splits : 4.107 Hazel Converted Splits: Doris lenten 5. 7, Linda Shull 5.$• Goes. Lucky Str ikes; Lucky Few; e 7-10; Lou 010 1 3. e erbsr. The ether Oakland lolton 37-10; Mothmr+ Flagship lank, S-il Ray 10; Bob Kllheffer 5-10; Mange So "d Other Highlights Star of the ya Hel.*i Pal -0 wei. iii unargron 5.7 j ; j SIrawn 3.10. 'T ad ks were tallied by Warren Wells, Billy WIsk Bryant Hickson Jr. +71; High lac ; HILVSa Jet $11; 2.1.71 5-10; Will Kefl*tock 1.7; Jim lvi HlghWks MarIna. 40 LOMISI Other Highlights: Star: Fay Averages Gus Sexton 171; Jim Fred Sll'iici Strikers; Popeyess Jill & Jeans; Rveli 17: Bernie mown 3.7, HartlOCk- Misfits. - deciding game in the Spectrum, the Flyers once again w count on captain Bobby Clarke's leadership. The ever-present Clarke won - (11)11 4-31 too I- 1 VFW ',toos. - . .•_ Announcer Blind, Like Father, Like But Calls Shots Son Finally True ATLANTA (UPI) - From his "I would remember the news could be helpful to the perch In the press box, from newspapers, television, military's classification work. broadcaster Jo. Walker uses from covering stories on my "If it was In my mind, nobody his ears not his eyes to own, from wherever," he says. could get it from me," he said. determine the outcome of the "At the School for the Blind, Play as the Dodgers' Don Sutton memory was a required subwinds up to pitch to Gary ject," he explains. Boxing matches on television - . . . Matthews of the Atlanta -. ' (NEA) -. '• . ' - - A generation ago, the father, Ken, was a fine pitcher Golf Classic here recently - son who followed his father into before and after World War I!. refuted the idea that baseball's a career in professional Detroit pitcher Joe Coleman Is sons don't measure up to their baseball was st ill a another of the cur rent baseball fathers. phenomenon, kids. Buddy Bell of the Texas There was Bi lly Sul livan, Jr., Such offspring as Mike Rangers and Bob Boone of the whose dad had been a Hegan, Earl Averill, and Hal Philadelphia Phillies were prominent major league cat- Lanier managed to stick around enjoying the pre-spring training cher Just after the turn of the the big leagues for several exercise and, In a relaxed century. Billy Jr., hung on as a years. mood, telling what it was like to big league catcher for a decade There has been one con- grow up knowing that your in the 1930s and into the 1944)s, spicuous common factor among father is a major league star. He was a rarity for his time. all those mentioned above. And then to make more money But the species is more None of them could play playing baseball than old dad prevalent now. Early exposure baseball like his old man. ever dreamed of. to the gam e didn 't turn off such "Like father, like son" didn't Buddy Bell, who spent seven current performers as Dale apply (with the possible ex- seasons with the Cleveland (son of Yogi) Berra, an in ception of Coleman, who did Indians before being traded to Texas for the fort hcoming campaign, signed a contract with his new employers that will pay him $2.2 million over the next six years. He is one of the fin e third baseman In the game-JIm Palmer of Baltimore calls him •. helped him develop announcing skills. "They would give you a book an d say that you have this With one out and Jeff chapter to read about American "I divided the TV set Into Burroughs on first, Just one history d you wo an ul ers with the far left-hand d take it corn sound - t he crack of t he bat home and stud it y . Wh secti on of the ue on t ube en you beng i one . against the ball - will enable came back to class, teachers corner and the far right another Walker to call the play seconds before the announcers in the would collect the books, then corner. The middle of the broadcast booth next to him. call on a student and ask the screen was the ring," says "' How the hell did he know?" student to recite the chapter, Walker. "event for event, word for is the usual reaction, says word." "God meant for me to be a Walker, chuckling, sportscaster," says Walker. "I At one time Walker consid- think I'm eventually going to The Miami native says he Just / knows baseball and that ered approaching the military, break Into sports broadcasting baseball is simple. convinced his memory training on the network level." Buddy Bell: Chip off old block But there's more to it than that because Walker Is blind. The 46-year-old sportscaster, who has been heard on southenl airwaves since 1954, has developed systems employing the ear and memory to help him cover various sporting events. Walker has been blind since birth. But he knows what a the best glove man at his position but he has not baseball field looks like. That's because when he was a child a been an overpowering hitter, teacher drew one for him in No.hltter was the name of the His father, Gus Bell, played By United Press 1nteraatjo Braille. He took it from there. game In the Seminole Pony in the National League for 15 Ho uston Coach Tom Nissalke, seasons, the ma jor part of them In order to cover baseball, he Baseball Le&'gue Friday as whose disappointing Rockets with t he Cincinnati Reds, and also had to develop listening Paul Alegre hurled a no-hitter can now go home for the was in four AU-Star gam es. skills and combine them with against D&J Equipment to lead summer, says people shouldn't his knowledge of the players' H&D Realty to a 2.1 victory. "He batted In over 100 runs be so surprised about styles. th e four different times," says Also In the perfect category Atlanta Hawks. "I knew before that particu- was the no-hitter thrown at Jim Buddy proudly. "The highest Atlanta eliminated the Rock- salary he ever made was lar play that If the ball was hit Smith Insurance by Kirk Rozek ets with a 100-91 victory in on the ground anywhere In the and Keith Grajeda as Maronda Atlanta Friday night advanmfield. Burrouahs was stnThe Bells are close. They live - -a tA n trig to the Eastern Conference near each other in Cincinnati, posed to go into second as hard In other games, Seminole semifinals. The Hawks now where Buddy grew up and first as he could to take the guy Harness Raceway tripped play a best-of seven series went to Miami of Ohio (later covering it out of the play, so Tropic Bank, 20-2, as Scott against the world champion Xavier University) on a that he could not throw Mat' Bowers turned in a fine pitching Washington Bullets. basketball scholarship. thews out," said Walker. "And performance; Royal AMC Jeep By United Press International umpires were not of majorWeaver let loose, "Several months ago, I said that's what happened." seven hits In two Innings. But they never talk baseball halted Richard Coffey "I don't see how he (Heitzer) Blue Jays 4, Earl Weaver, the volatile league caliber and were trying Atlanta ismy dark-horse choice unl€ss Buddy brings the subject Walker's "sound system," Photography, 7-5; Barnett Roy Howell hit his first homer to win it all," Nissalke said. up. When Gus was playing which he says is usually ac- Bank got three hits each from skipper of the Baltimore their best during the first week threw Ken Singleton out, except of the season, so he pretty much to get his name in the papers," of the season and Jim Clancy "They have got the material outfield for the Reds, Buddy curate, enables him to deter- Mike D'AmIco and Clint Baker Orioles, has unders Weaver said. "It's something allowed just two hits in helping and are well coached." would tag along and be in the mine what his eyes cannot see and a four-hitter from Steve SAINIfl SANK SWIM IN STUFF left them alone. However, Friday night he can tell his children about, the Blue Jays defeat the Royals wherethe ball is going. AIIM -sized blond McCormick as Barnett Bank DimicsAIIM 33. duringtheOrlole's9.3iossto Hemadealigfoolofhlmself Inara1n-ehortenedcogsst. "Not all balls when hit by the Wasted Swim & Stuff Horizons, McCsraIck 43 sonledthewayfortheHawks moppetinarnlnlatureuniforgn, 42 1 now $11 the Milwaukee Brewers, when and he made a bigger one when Rangers 5, Tigers 4: with 25 points each as Atlanta, the pet of such bat have the same sound. 1 i-i Forest City was an 8-2 "' 23 AfIliblIsi $0 I as Ted Miller 4 2 ia i .i firatbase umpire Richard he said to me, 'Do you want to found ftout working at Miami loser to Longwood; Galaxy WNW Nelson Norman, whose error winning its 17th straight at Kluszewski and 3 3 2 colmm Frank 3 leanisi 211 MaJor III Heitm threw right-fielder Ken go out of the game?' And I said, allowed Detroit to tie the score home, came on follow Stadi um (In the late l0s)," he Carpets blasted Knight, r & Al the Ro n. 11110 450 TseØsr 211 Singleton out of the game in the 'Certainly." In the top of the seventh, scored ejection of Coach Hubie Brown Mliii said. "I knew Miami Stadium Co., 10.4; Aildar Auto I' 325 NodS.. 200 It's one of the thrills of Aky III SwaIn fifth inning, for throwing I os well and I knew by the sound of took 6.3 measure of Process Ventogso 1 I I TIbia was even more upset the winning run in the bottom of in the second quarter. The Buddy's career that he later Weaver ' helmet after being called out on wi es the inning, enabling the Rockets led by four at the time played with and for Frank the bat hitting the ball where it Machinery, as Tommy Wilkes lows th the umpiring of Shulock kw I I I st rikes by plate-umpire John was going," he added. Rangers to defeat the Tigers of the ejection and ballooned Robinson when the latter Totals 33171$ had two hits and Clint Boyles balls and strikes. Shulock, Weaver blew his formed that Shulock was an and remain unbeaten In five the lead to 11 before the Hawks managed the Indians. He also "For example, abet that hits and David Hanson had two stack, li IQUIP. HID REALTY came back. the ball with a loud sound is RBIs each; Soblk's got four hits De umpire from the Big Ten played against Vada Pinion MINT AIIM He ranted and raved and Angels 10, A's 1: basically an out. But when a from Bobby Chapman and AIIM Ovensfrssl II "It really psyched me up and Leo Cardenas, who were did Conference, Weaver said, • M, . all the things he usually saves won Anse pi when Hu e got e bi Don je ball and bat have a th umping downed Smith Insurance, 16-10; R.MeN t1a V.40.1 ct.d," Drew his father's teammates, de r If he's a homer in that .o, Cwpt 11 for the veteran umpeilirgot leag I andgothome.runsupportfrom said, bnd, then buicaUylt'sgóii" QudFenclngdoppedDenj3y's solve Bob Boone, a fine catther for ue, too." 3 e result he usually gets ooui, who scored 17 of his the Philadelphia Phillies who Joe Rudi, Brian Downing and II DoJors IS "The only guy whose bat Boys, a2; Wilkerson's Lumber •'a°d The Orioles did about as •I .. with them the thumb, He got sounded loud on a baseball and girls softball team ' defeated P00050 against the Brewers as they did Rance Mulliniks In handing the points In the first quarter, played for the National League Wias II Ivoos III towed out in the fifth Inning, It went out A the park was McKenchnle Machinery, 13-12; A's their seventh low in eight agreed. saying, "We knew we in the AII-Star game Jut H.rdw$c* II Norma. I I I too. had to dig down deep." SI MaIMs.. Mickey Mantle," recalled and A.D. Plumbing girls soft- JIIS$00 I I I summer, has the same kind of • s T.051 In the seventh inning, Orioles' 2122 The Hawks trailed 58.52 at the memories. Twi. 5, MarIners 2: Walker, "because the thick end batters whipped Trlvlslon Merso Wiàis I@$ Coach Cal Rlpken, acting as White Sex 12, Yankees 2: SS half but battled back to lie the I$ $ Roy Smalleyand Kan of Mantle's bat always connect- Chevron, 20.4, running its His father, Ray Boone, who Totals it o m ager In an pl ace of Weaver, om ame at 78 after three periods, also started out Th g e White Sex spoiled the dreaux hit two-nm h ers ed on the ball." record to 8.0 as Terri Bloyney U a catcher but SMITH was ejected by Shulock for debut of Luis Tlant In Yankee the Twins tied a club record Drew teamed with Terry played most of his 13 years In Walker, a black, currently and Tracy Elliott had three hits *011*5 All • NINSUIANCI arguing a balk called against pinstripes by belting the Cuban with five double plays In Fuilow, who came off the bench hosts a morning radio program each. Dials. I1 Al I H majors u a shortstop and MckkI.le 12 III reliever Don Stanhouse. Then rIght-bander for six runs and whipping the Mar iners. for 14 points, for most of the called "Sports Talk" for PIOCIOS bSseSUMI used to bring ALLSTAI AUTO *11mb I I Flat Irly S II fourth-quarter Offense. But It young Al I H lilIes 22 Atlanta station WRNG. He also MMl141 3 1$ Bob to the AIIM Ill •11414i 1$ sow III does sports feeds for CBS and MiWliMims 415 Lyso $12 MCN,e 3 3 2 Taoss Wi*es was the aggressive Atlanta clubbouse,too, In Cleveland III I 30 1FNSO Loft 'I2 INSfl i IN Detroit. defense which proved the mmI IS hopes to eventually break I nto ' " do th ing for e Rockets, holding It NINeS I I spOrts announcing on the semi, Sois off 0051 Its " Miller Nell $1 II Oslsros II W00IIr I I '' them scoreless for 5 n network level. He has oe Doi Larry SI Maaloy its 14IN III Ji Dobis and Bobby AvIls1" $ $ 14mb • '• 'l's dwing didth. 61 color announcing for college a.aow.y By United Press Iaternati°aa' naver sur passed the 23-bower ' I handsome and dark. The Cardinals' Dane Iorg had 7ke 111, Nets 101: II Totals II I.yi.s 131412 SOils S football, professional and high Fraser IS • o.ri. Mired MI mark. He said It was injuries, a Iwo-nm pinch do ' a ilk, his dad (Buddy and ub le in a "I' II **5Ir II TIbSI$ 1116 1 CIIdWCII , school baseball and some play- Memoir yl Gus Bell also bear a drildng bat did some fancy talking not lick Of Intensity, that three-nm fouzth lmmlag. Tony Dawkliii II Tibsis $366 Ts05ls by-play. combined for 43 pouts physical rernblac,). Friday night, but It was merely dripped him of darting status. Scott, Ken Reita and Mike TROPIC SAJI* SIMINOIl and 37 rebounds to give His car eer In broadcasting AIIM IACI WAY JM come to "Bit my father diet pih SMITH the ballpark Tyson also drove In TUfl Iftedelphi& MAIONDA Tiuiva IS AIR II a warmup for loin. pod-game "I INSURANCE began at a "soul station" In sois a 2O sweep aixi me Into baseball, though he Is vis.. ready to play I can't worry each for • I i. ii.srs • fireworks, Louts. Al I N Al I N lair II J. Slurs •(Ivanre the Size's Into th, stills ucoit for Miami, WMBM, where he 1.5.1 tm about whether or not Fm 4.1.3 Mint j1. • the Boston Red see ANeems too liii $ Boa i, Psu 2: t- I 2 Sub .lJy sports show. wails. I Et.r sinsls. t: to be darting. All I want to do Is Sox, I didn't need 4117. jired il w lie Stargell at first SW Ilaser 11 Walden, to I Do Drieseen 66W in two Trill Blazers N, Suss N: He was later drafted Into PruNer I TSISIIIII I I O'QsIa _________ Inulatkm, I could pay wheal bse,1 l1m1pedapsiroftworun beanasaetto the i 141.1 bsllclubany ftrst.nnIng runs and Dave I DIII I allII Rookie Mychal Thompson ataztedafldwUth,bodof.fl spinning records when the MINIoN way lean." hemers to .. ISNI 1 0 CIsu IPuilham ed 30 pob5.I.dgrabbe17 'fallen's "gospel Jock" fiJiedlo Res I Is.i, lot Find Mllner's way was certainly Concepcion went 4-for-4 to IS Mini. IS Pirates to *74 riunnpi eklds arond." I McCsrakb 1 S SW Kuhn oil JIriss II Muppolnt a crowd Of 44,* In rebounds and veteran Larry show up for work on. morning. IIS en ough H. was born mW pew up,4 PII.1 against I I Prt-.ja55 lilIes 3 $1 the St. Louis Cardinals, good •s Walker the Padnm' horn, opener. Steele come on In the fourth San Diego, his father's ho III ChIt 'What happened was that I WIN IS W III Afterwards, the 29-year-old me 1201,10 ,•$Is 2 5 Totals 172$ Titus 1130 Dssrs1: evir4usiiy got hired as a jock Totals as III TiMes period toaqusre the series 5 tOWflandwhsreRayBoonfli IS I Mimer vented th. pent-up HIs first homer of the yess' Rookie Rick Matija gained game each. and I 10 nkss his home. ni its injury.twe capped a five-nm titrci 'n't, %T *rnaisT.oe SALAZY CO"" Al I N its first mjjor-i.qu, victory Lahers 121, Nuggeto 109: CAIPIT poion to gdhtodolngwhMI The elder Booms tomd.d other *11K career in which he hi. failed to and his second cam. In the end scored the AIIM NIdels I wfrrl'ig rm as w$edto do, which was spos1a Mcllmiy III ti••' II t!! Kareain AbduWabbar, play. bss.bsll scouts oft yo . *u playupbloftyesp.ctattons, BiIJL N *15* 30 Dam oftlousrBuddy M Il •0uv he'dedLisAngelesfts fngmodOfthc Sam '•' andneu." ond h told them Iwa.p' h, TiMe IS Frdss "H N IS "Icaiplaymen,ftaln't III NaIWV S tL04,MIbm,roowh, faaithdrilØkns. CaerWobi Ii PIPSS 41 emu II PIle five fouls scored 32 poInts to school," rscelis Bob, "I • 4 I I'm ioine rookie," azid an d SeIsyt ________ I PMesr 4 I WS *ae eLOlIetrl$e,t,o home 5,A*es7: Mata all paaLcsAngsles,.ettg emory training Is also SuNe4 K5*eriIh 3, , 1Otesdintogdmyspa,' nci • SuIs $ I angry iiin, Ss0ras. I.ys.1 III Mervin JkQarkdBU1M I deciding game Sunday In ad raw I wolift'i do it helped,particularly durkrg its *a$ajf05 III $y05p • homer of thegam.usappeda8- eIgI*M.bMs.Th,vjy1 each drove km thee. runs bit Donwr,where I I S M 801 S4 I III Ilroils.ss I I th,I3kenh,ve differently." dap as a new'm, when he Smithy , $ tie In the vinth. uMe vlIlss to Jim Bibby, 14, who pltch.4 4 Sum Francisco Ilihurs hI N1 '5u5It smin- never won. The wiamer mef III 4. vend newscasts from 311 IWNIM "I'm also," he say,, "mór Mlln,rljtl7 me'skmhii 14 ho TMeIS $15 kmreMefaj.ter der.dan8.1lad heI,r,h I SitS. s Citlo ssinesd I S SIattkkmthW rnCosàr' bi n'inory. teat full season (172), bid Bite Kim. Taste slip TteIs $1711 and a bet$ ON IkiMoi*. I. negotiator thin my fathur. Braves. . . Ale gre No-Hits D&J, 2-1 -- - - - -u---- --- U,s..,rn. Hawks Tes t Bullets - .. WeaverAt War With Umps tood the new :: - . ___ ___ M1*1ner I*1fts Bucs mi_______ utes ( _ _____ • j _____ ___ - ____ :. -, ______ ___ ____ ______ _____ _____ _______ _____ ____ _____ ___ ____ ____ - . fielder with the Pittsburgh win 23 games one season). But a couple of handsome Pirates; or Tom Heintzelman, an Infielder with the San dudes belting golf balls at the LAS CROABAS, Puerto Rica Francisco Giants, whose American Airlines Celebrity - ... - By MURRAY OLDEPJUN Special to The Herald .. ___ ___ *;i. Murray Hurls 2-1 No-Hl"er -- E - SCOREBOARD - Sal Alai A - 3,000 000 - , -' ! ,, __ Indy 500 Field .. - To - + .a..."-... - ,, .• ,.. .. . - •• - . .j . ,g .......... : ._ .. - I Rea h - - . - - - - as Cd ow.n Nb Sabal Crown - - _ Plon__ahiP Seminole Nine Crunches Boone Malor League Dog Racing Baseball - . - K.gI.r's Komer - .1 the.. Robert - u. - _ ____ - - ____ , _____ ___ Green +52. _ - Sunday, April 15, 1979- 7 A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Nader 170; Turkey Cathy Doyle. 100? �SPORTS I __ "I A-Ev.ning Hiraid, Sanford, Fl. __ Olderman Flyers Face Canucks In Rubber Tilt Today - -. -. Sunday, AprIl 15, 97 - KIWANIS LOW WYflfI Smith Csl.man O$th Johnson IoKlard Iakv K etc - . . v .• • Greg Hill drove in 12 runs with three triples, a double and a single, and pitched a one-hitter to lead VFW to a 38-1 win over defending champ Moose Friday in the Sanford Junior League. VFW Is now 2.0. Kiwanis kept pace with VFW and earned a share of the league lead by defeating Knights of Columbus, 17.14, in AINN ASH 4 00 MardlndlIl 3 30 Lvco 32 3 2 FrodrIck 333 3 4 3 oioum ii 233 412 'SO 312 330 Jackson 1s 311 Orlssom IS0 220 Nathan 300 , Rawls Totals , ,, Totals ' ________________________ KIwanis K4C - . . ... Hill gave up a single to Terry Russi, the first batter he Moose in front, 1-0. But the lead was short-lived as VFW sent 22 men to the plate In the bottom of the first and 04110) 13.17 42 0 34-14 ______________ By LARRY CASTLF I I hits, Steve Barnes with three singles, Chris Harris with a Marvin Knight collected a pair of singles and Bobby Scoft Ron Watson with two singles each. Hill struck out nine and walked just one In four Innings. NOW V V II I vFw Wardell Frederick slammed a double and single, and Todd Luce, Elvis Brown and Tim Hall each had a pair of MOOSI AR I H AR I H I' ivssi 3 IS ui.w 44 2 L..nard 4$ $ McGowan 2 is Hill 3S1 4 4 3 Cartor Mason 14 4 $rads3aw 0" IrOMS 'I 3 wini.r 3 3 2 Mur,hy II' HarrIs is. willIams 3 II Smith LawrIncI 1 3' DVb001 " 131 1 Skibi 0 1 S Totals deciding game In the Spectrum, Flames. All colleges which have substantial basketball programs also the Flyers once again will count Vancouver Coach Harry ave sports information directors to spread the word about their on captain Bobby Clarke's Neale Is olwlotnly pleased with earns. Providing information such as you request Is part of their leaderthlp. his club's effort so far, and ervice; you'll generally find them very cooperative. No, there is The ever-present Clarke won the Canucks will be o charge for providing this material to leglthnste fans such as a critical face-off in the tough in the final game. urse1f. It's better than servicing gambling touts. Canucks' end Thursday night, "Maybe we're playing over o'snin 1 lty this _ L '• - winds up to pitch to Gary ject," he explains. . Boxing matches on television Matthews of the Atlanta helped him develop announcing "They would give you a book skills. Braves. WIth one out and Jeff and say that you have "I divided the TV set Into Burroughs on first, just one chapter to read about American sound - the crack of the bat history and you would take it corners with the far left-hand ,. , .. . .. Walker call the play would collect the books, then corner. The middle of the before thetoannouncers in seconds the tway, have single games against the four teams In the AFC At one time Walker consid. think I'm eventually going to Phillies who won the Eastern Division of the National League. In the other playoff contest prominent major league cat- Lanler managed to stick around enjoying the pre'spring training the country, going to Indiana State when he could have gone es t B (J!!e ts 144J1fl,IJ that he could not throw Mat that's what happened." Bowers WeaverAt War With Umps turned In a fine pitching halted Richard State, which has a basketball tradition of Its own. where the ball Is going. bat have the same sound. I found this out working at Miami skipper of the Baltimore McCormick as Barnett Bank Al I H 433, Dmico 1Mev Mifler 33 174; Forest City was an 8-2 loser to Longwood; Galaxy w..i 3 33 been an overpowering hittgr, His father, Gus Bell, played By UaIted Preii .1itett1oi1 In the National League for 15 Houston Coach Tom Nissalke, seasons, the major part of them whose disappointing Rockets with the Cincinnati Reds, and can now go home for the was In four 'All-Star games. summer, says people shouldn't "He batted In over 100 runs be so surprised about the four different times," says Atlanta Hawks. Buddy proudly. "The highest Atlanta eliminated the Rock- salary he ever made was ets with a 100-91 vIctory in $27,." Atlanta Friday night, advancThe Bells are close. They Ue lug to the Eastern Conference near each other In Cincinnati, semifinals. The Hawks now where Buddy grew up and first play a best-of seven series went to Miami of Ohio (later against the world champion Xavier University) on a WashIngton Bullets. basketball scholarship. their best during the first week threw Ken Singleton out, except left them alone. Weaver said. "It's something allowed just two hits In hJp,g and are well coached." Roy Howell hit his first homer to win it all," Nissalke said. up. When Gus was durIngtheOriole's9.3lossto Hemadeahlgloolofhlmself lnaraln-ehortepedco,gest. s•, . c.on z firatbase umpire Richard he said to me, 'Do you want to SI i e Tetais 35 Si is ASR N AIIH Ovent,ssi 305 ieioi.d" record to 8-0 as Tern Blayney hosts a morning radio program each. I YaIsr I seylos S $*W S S TONeS He vu later di'ofted Into dat _Inn's "goipel jock" failed to and I decided to ii. that pt1on to get Into doing what I wted to do, which wai MIOIt and news. hewed, particularly dih t daysasanmman,whanhe delivered newscasts from AIR N lN$U*ANCS I IS Al I N I 55 n so 751115 2, Third Game 11.60 5.20 4.00 4.60 4.60 s Ii II $1 liii Is J.lsss', Bra4sNe II III Tulis SALAZY CAIPST semi McUIrey 155 hrim 3 I 74011 Cs*u 411 ProBes 401 Pu'. I S P.51, 4 5 .NeII.S Porpos 4 4 Islam... I I I Moiray I LysM BrasSily ISIBrw • Morals .I fü6/56 To ,fr"Pu1 ea.4'/t//fcE J /926. vi' w 7X41 /2' 7Fd' -•.. Qu/fyf4'P 1 E4ON - •1 4 ShIning Basket 4.00 3.00 0(34) 10.60; P(3-4 51.30; T3-4.6 243.50. TIm., 32.0$. "They say we're becoming Frank W77t 4bLQ ,* ,9r2P1',P.). reach 6-6, you play the best of nine points. Whoever gets to live points first wins the set 7.6. A lot of luck is involved in this type of tIe breaker and it is not a popular method with professional players. Again it is used to save time. The latest way to save time in tennis might be the most . with the umpiring of ShulOCk the Inning, enabling the Rockets led by four at the time played with and for Frank He ranted and raved and did umpire from CWfle the Big Ten games. hlck. played against Vada Pinion Don Aase pitched a six-hitter when Hubie got ejected," Drew his faftwr'a for the veteran wups and got wonder If he's a homer In that and got home-run anppc)'t fzom Said. Bob Boone, a fine catcher for the sesne result he usually gets 1ue, too." Downing Jthnson,whoacoredl7ofhis the Piüiaieipiia and TheOrlolesdldaboutaswell Joe Rudi, Brian NinthGame _____ 2Enrique S Oscar S 2 .714 1 CalIfornia Chicago 5 3 .625 I', person Is In would have little bearing on the match. The NCAA has br 4,K.C. l(gm called 6th) 9. aamm 3 Texas 5. Detroit 4 Mllwauk CalIfornia 10, Oakland 1 Minnesota I, Seattle 2 Today's Games _____ tossed out In the fifth mning, In their hassle with the urn- A's Uwir veotli loss in eiglg too, In the seventhinning, Orioles' lvi. 0, Mariners 2: agreed1 saying, "We knew manager In place of Weaver, game at 78 after three periods. arguing The White Sox spoiled the dreaux hit two-run homers we In the All-Star game last TheHawkstrailed5g42atthe memories. start.i out as a catcher fOUrtiMluarter offense. But It young I • I Bob to the defense which proved the Undoing for the Rockets, holding "I resneinber Luke Easter, them scoreless for 1IIflUt5 Larry Doble and Bobby AvIla1" stretch. Bob, The Cardinals' Dane Iorg had during SS I I I Mws III Jsrdes 1711 TItal $150 *51 N COFFEY P$OTO • I1 $I it 4I 41 II ________ 1M55 , MorBBas • 4s tisSNels T511s ___ ___ base, slammed a pair 01 twonin be an asset Pirates to a 74 trIumph o, Mimer's balk way ,. Dan Drlesa.n deutled In two lij Steele came on I etImgatinn. i In the fourth Sai' D, fnitr*tIoi of his Injiuy4IlIed capped a five-run third Inning his first major-league victory lakers 121, Nuggein $1: play up to lofty expectations. seventh nithig off lr Buddy Mla'4a handed Lus Angeles Its log most of the second half says, why did they get knocked oat of pro i.wtbau play.i with a closing round 1 7 Brother Bear January? - (LK., Sharse, pa. ZeUs Plael,. In C FUgM, Jane 31,63. shot margin 01 viCtor)? over Grace He1&iiwu. 6 New Color Shabbona 1 CarolIna Tip _ _ ______ ' fat's ham. lbs siet ooss toistpi ctiiir ____ - _______ ____ ____ ___ Vàrk Yankees and will work with their AA West Haven, Coon., pace 1 Angeles, setting up a totted have _--'- I , diartI1 . Uk1g' this winter,) o'Dau who 0111* Padres how to throw a Q. Can you give so. the ____ 01 the peS$i season (1872), bust Brire Klaosi. , once the gam. went oft the air of "jj,' '" ".'1.d ,.,.•, 'p a' nIf'wli, D5g0Iiato ___ - by ___ ____ were tallied by Wwr. Wells, Billy Fred Riletnikoff. .0/ I? .P'.. t;. 'ap, - SPahokee 3.20 3.50 3.50 determined Cincinnati 1 4 .soo 2 Atlanta 3 375 3 Speedway closed business more than last year's record - Major Leagu. More than 50 entries were own Todays Games (All Timos 157) copied, but only the fastest 33 threatened to run their on Montreal (Grimsl.y 00), 1:05 p.m. Philadelphia (Espinosa 0.0) at New York (Allen 00), 2:03 owners (Forsth 10) at p.m. Houston (Ruhle 01) at San Francisco (Blue 20), 4:03 p.m. Seminole Nine Crunches Boone Seminole High ran its baseball record to 16-9 Friday night with an Impressive 20-2 victory over Orlando Boone Toronto Baltimore 3 3 .500 1 p,. 34 . sgeiei (Welch 10), 10 p.m. Sunday's Gamos George Porzlg and the lusty Detroit I 3 .230 2 Phil. t New York, 2 Wells and Bill Marino, who had Atlanta at Los Angeles Cinci at San Diego, 2 Houston at San Fran, 2 Monday night. west W L PcI. S 0 1.000 - a. - Diego (Perry 10), the million-dollar race May V. Speedway event. 4 2 w 7.50 Texas until early next who formed their Milwauke 74.60 6.50 5.00 4.00 2.60 indicated Cincinnati 4, San Diego 2 American League Et FinS race, S.16, D: GB car owners. - officials 12.00 4.20 s0: Ruled no race. A - 3012; Handle - 6 2.750 Friday's Results 0(31) 05.20: P131) 406.00; T(3-$ 12th W L Pct. Fran contInued threat of a boycott by Speedway p.m. Seminole is at DeLand Rlngsis; Hi. Balls; Four Diamonds; twice; Dan Burton 3-10; Ott IALL S CHAIN Other Highlights : Turkeys Ida ... -L':1•* w...w Johnny Walker, Real Estate, Wits; Orange Bowlers; Supir Gerry L•lnsnlng 3-10; Gordon ClarkJ&S Underground, turkey OIly Sex, Junk Yard Dogs, The Go High Games: Ted Pvck,fl 220; Carol Coiwell, turkey Ann Curtis, Gutter Dusters The Quick Starts. Sewing Center, Johnny Walker Andy Patrick 154; Jo. Welck 154; Al MIZtIts. COn$t. Nader Ill, Ray Fore 175, Sheley AIflon 155; Huff 155; Art Streit High Games: Ida laker 304; Jan Fore 166, Bryant Hickson Jr. Iii. Roii Vughn 167; Ann Coleman 355; HInds 177; Mc McKibbon 176; Lou Motisi 153117; FlagshIp Bank Toby Helen Shspard 171; ShIrley Sinsas Solon 176; Will kSnsatock 176; Bryant Ill HigIsbanksMa,jn., Alice Conversed SplIts: Shirley Ripp 2-5 fl Q55f1J5 qin1h C554 a 43-yard _____ ••••••••••••••••••••••_. ' $ Circus 3 .100 2 Galloway Builders, Ladles (' and Shirley Slmas +61. DILTOMA PINIU$TIR$ Caihy Doyle 163, Standings: Mr. C's Chicken No.S, Se, 163, Ernie Bud Doyle 167 Anne Runion lU Thelma 175; Helen Ferrer 110; Jsi Ferrer Whitelsead 173 Mary Elmer, 16$ & Sinlkens, Custom Improvement. 170; larlra knesel 145; Lillian 162 Stonstrom Realty Ann Curtis III High Gemes: Bill Hogan 200301; High Series: Al AU ion S4I Mike Miditt. _____ I'the last minute for a natk"al I ' JET SOWLIUTTIS 57. 8.rs, ____ oft Hountas. 2 surpass 100 Is in prospect for eluding a three-car team from _____________________________________ Coleman 474. l ____ _____ fIu'* full for all of us. - 3 2 .400 1 o St. Louis Sm1tK ftky backs, Including darters Franco Harris and 1154 to revise Uwir o1ense agivi oakiand, going with only setback. The Raiders romped. In "Ti, the Steelers were rout by aslary disputes early In the season and also had 12 players on 3.60 2.60 3.20 7.60 5.00 Eleventh racs, 1.16, C: 7.40 140 SANFOIDORLANDO _____ New York PhIla 4.00 P13-4) 12.00; T(3-4-1) Chicago Ellis Cowden shot a final LIkewise, Money switched from the Nets to the 76ers. pay _____ Fm some rookie," said an doubles, one triple, two home II I, A*ss 7: 0(3-4) 2)131.20. Time 31.20. 1 AranoGastill 3.00 Carasa.F.qnan 3.00 0 Z(1.3) 26.55, P (3.1) 17.31,1 (3 1-2) 230.50, 4 I .000 I Border Nancy 3 Rick Agreed 4.60 4.10 520 1 Manatee Steve Eleventh Game . ___ __ ____ 5515 M Wltheizn, who actually _____ pitched for sevas teams In liii fl.y..ai Concepcion went 4-for-4 to scored 20 polz*s end grabbed 17 the kids around," was Larry ruin a great Sport ____ Trati Blues N Sans $2: $11 hosrer 01 the game snapped a 5 elgIt at-bats. The victory wont each shove In theme rum big Denver, where the Iak III *1711 ____ _________ commissioner Cowd.n Nabs Sabal Crown Bowl triumphs In fIve years Is a pretty snappy record. 'Q. Crud y.s ple tarniSh any lalirinstiss as Hoyt W e veteran kauckJebsll b.ier vhs uISd in Jin)? fir the New YIIk ___ the Padres' home opener, *MC _____ _____ III Sudss 30151 T11J 5,, 1 IS I • S I ftS*I_ Caidwell Jonesfor and43Darryl bat did some fancy talking not lack 01 Intensity, that three-nm fourth ImthW, Tony Dawklns combined points pbysIcl Gus Bell also bear a atrii pp54 him of darting dat155 Scott, Ken Rita end Mike Friday night, but it was merely a warmç for "But my father dids't post•gwne "I just come to the ballpark Tyson also drove in one run and 37 rebounds to give ii IosM.p _____ SPuNuom By UMted Press bueristi.al never surpassed the 23-homer te55fl5 last November was protested. The protest - over an of NBA a balk called against pinstripes by belting the Cuban with five doubic plays In Furlow, who came off the bench the majors as a aiiortatop a. A A 5 ca. naments are using it. It is spreading across the U.S. very rapidly. I, for one, would like to see tennis left alone. We have a great •'• •a b b' all of us tennis nuts, very dear. To see the game taken tpart, modernIzed and speeded up to satisfy lglO's fast pace & crowded lIfe style Isa shame and hopefully, will not last, hopefully will not Toronto San 4 Apraiz.Olano the Philadelphia Eagles played March 23, I motleed that three history of the event. are listed as playing for both teams. you explala tas as. i.e ID - F.B. ittawn, Pa. First, you mean the Philadelphia 7krs. That unusual oc- minutes or so. This takes one of the very important elements out of the game. That element is conditioning. No longer will the To Reach 100? Ninth racs, IsA: Eighth Game 3.60 2.20 7.10 2 ZubiWally 11.10 5.40 1.50 3 Timeless Gift .dowedtbeMlamIDolphIwa,SpIkeJoiesfgedaputf.rte runBcdon.It'sliketheMastera before the ball Is booted. Besides, you noted that the end jumped a marathon In 2:20 or less. ThIs play a game and whoever gets to four points first wins the game. The points are called one, two, three, four - 15, 30, 40 or adds or MInnesota 3.50 _____ of the CadS jumped ahead of Spike and thea jamped back before wants to play In that, but not three conventional sets, sets were introduced to save time. Of course, high schools do not, for the most part, have enough courts to run all of their matches in the conventional manner. Thus to save time they use the eight game sets. It probably can't be helped, but it's not fair to the players and often the better player does not win in this short a match. Indy 500 Field SMutillaEnrique 5.00 Q(1'2)44.20;P(2.l) 132.00:T(3-1. elitist wIth 7,000 runners?" he . but It's this scoring that I think is so valuable to the game. Its one of the important things that sets it apart from all other sports. In recent years there have been many changes involving the scoring of tennis. Far too many changes in my opinion. Some time back high schools started using "pro" sets (eight game matches) nine point sudden death tie break system is also being used. 'rue Third race, S-IS, M: 2 ' $GemsBonny 6.60 4.40 2.60 Oakland 1 7 12$ 5'2 1 Mardelil 5.60 3.00 Friday's Retutts 2 Fourth race, 5-16. 0: 3 Manatee Skip 7.40 3.20 3.20 as well as the tie breakers. Tennis scoring is indeed different and 'iV72j' IL/4Vf.. 0(10) 12.00; PILl) 36.30; T(S.I-6) 176.30. Time 31.02. deuce. ____ Tenth Game I S _____ is, Culls 751115 i S SS TROPIC RAISE 1MlNO N RACIWAY TNemu ASS III LaiN Nb IS Cbs I leslug I I Pd i. McCormick I S KMsr r... and _ Mimer Litts Bucs 3 M with black shoes? would tag along and be u Nelson Norman, whose error winning Its 17th straight at Kluszewski S ___ MI$SH I.. ,, I I Piahsr?y 31 smIth ___ IS Baser I I WslsNerg 35 T515e * I O'Qpl. _____ ____ ______ isi s SW KNISISTOIS " ISO II. ISO iisz II 1V0$ III Norma. III Mlihl,e. 315 I SI ______ URN Bails 305 I II II MONa..,. 13 T--II 1 "YISS 434 smith Pailmis II II PilNedy SIPS I I I I I 0111 Sill II iii Within I I S liRms S SI 'US I IS ISSP ill ToNes 131513 Oils 15517K ASIN 310 I SS I I Odsm AUSTAR AUTO WNeni. AR U N Seliss hopes to eventually break Into '.' Oermaes sports announcing on the NosIey network level. He has boe Mills, Slits color anotincing for college IiliIwiy JOITSH school baseball and some play- Ninsi TStaN by-play. His css'eer In brnadcaaffp.g IS CWI SI Als Is N.n IS 0...re T.hshs Dslisu so wiue. 1 bows. IS Lanon I3 Nanios S Osberon _______ ____________________ ollity _____ . tm't is Kansas City (Leonard I 0) at out to play a match and whoever wins the first point wins the (Lemongello 01). 1 match. Or worse yet, whoever wins the spin of the racket, wins the 2 Paco p.m. FIfth race, 5.16, C: 3 Vicandl match. It's called - No Ad, No Points, No Playing Tennis. It SUn' Cleveland (Paxton 00) at Cassmnn 7 Gondra 1.20 6.00 3.20 Boston (Stanley 00), 2 p.m. 5.00 saves a lot of time..........and you don't need to be in condition 5.10 5.00 0(2.3) 2710; P (2-3) 05.50; 1(3•3. S Handy Boy New York (Guidry 01) at ____ 6VIv's Bugle " 322.20. 6.00 Chicago (Kravec 0.2), 7:15 p.m. 0(5.7) $210; P(7-S) S.10; 1(7.1.6) AtIpof thehatto Doug Maliczowski, Rick MeMurry and all the Fourth Game Baltimore (0. Martinez 01) 642.00. TIm. 3I.s4. 1 Irusta.Mandola 1500 0.20 4.00 at Milwaukee (Caldweli 20), people at Bayhead for putting on a great tournament last 2Vicandl.Gasti 2:30 pm. 5.60 3.00 weekend. it was tüghly organized and professionally run. SI*thr.c,,$-%4,A 3Egana.Prad•ra California (Froil 4.00 00) at 3 Lamar Scott 13.00 10.40 7.10 Oakland (Langlord 0.2). 4:30 Q(1•2) 37.10; P (I2) 121.10, T (1.24 KO's Gambler 1.40 6.20 p.m. 3) 435.00. Ed Fitshugh, from Nokomis, was the whole show in the singles 1 Mineola Laney 1.60 FifTh aim, Detroit (aaker 00) at Texas competition. Ed was playing perfect tennis and destroyed four top 0(3-4) 66.10; P(34) 1II.10 T(3.4. (Alexander 00), 5:35 p.m. lMutIIlaEchoniz 13.60 10.60 6.20 1) 317.00. 35 and over players to win the tournament. No. 1 player in the Time 31.10. SApralz.Goiri Minnesota C rtzett 00) at 11.40 4.40 3GastI.Wally Seattle (Bannister 1 0), 10:35 state, Bill Austin, won only three games from Fitzhugh in the 4.20 Seventh race, sB: Q (31) 44.20:i iS) 142.10; T (5 p.m. finals. lMiddleground 20.60 17.00 6.20 3) 363.40. Sunday's Games 3 Forebode 12.00 5.20 Sixth Game Cleveland at Boston 2 Jean Nate i Ar.Diaga Ii 3.20 Detroit at btexas 14.10 10.00 5.20 0(37) 00.40; p(7.3) 246.00; T(7-3. ôVicandi.Isidro New York at Chicago 12.40 7.00 2)761.10. Time 30.04. 2 omirWoFernon Baltimore at Milwaukee 4.40 Kansas City at Toronto 0(14) 53 40;P(14) 17$.SO;T(14. EIghth race, 5.16, B: 2)733.00. Minnesota at Seattle 3Ask Him 15.20 1.60 4.10 California at Oakland Seventh Game 4 Marie Ann 3.00 200 • HernanArrieta 12.20 7.60 7.10 NatIonal League I Dizzy Duffy 2.10 3Ramon.Pecina 4.20 3.40 East 0(34) 17.20; P13.4) $6.10; T(3.4-I) Duran.Wally OD (7.1) 0(1.4) 44.55; PIll) 144,11:1 (1.4- ball and bat have- a thumping dotrrx& Smith ln.rance, sound, then basically it's gone." Quald Fencing Mopped Denny's 1h "The only guy whose bat Bj20-2; Wilkerson's Lumber EM sounded loud on a baseball and girls softball team defeated Lsdbiilsr WI it went out of the park was McKenchnle Machinery, 13.12 Nailw$c* Mickey Mantle," recalled and A.D. Plumbing girls soft- JoNeses Mii Walker, "because the thick end ballers whipped Trivislon w.ii, McWiiiiems ' 5) fifth Izidng, for throwing his strikes by plate-umpire I. d Atl.nfa station WRNG. He also . instance, In black pants. I find the Cincinnati Reds' togs and sonledthewayfortheHawks moppetinamlnlatureunjform, ..iat hits and David Hanson had two PROCISS MACHINERY of leagues. To answer your questIon, he needs 33 and says he'll get miles eastern 'em "as long as Rollie Fingers' arm holds out." (Fingers Is the Massachusetts' real estate Padres' relief specialist,) Fourteen pitchers have won 3oo or more Monday In the rd running he Boston Marathon. games In their careers. The mod recent was Early Wynn, who got The list of official qualifiers there in 1963 at the age of 43. Warren Spabn, who had wi, soared by 3,000 this year to pItched through 1965. 7,000. In addition, there will be the usual pretonders, numberIng In thethousands, who have failed to meet the race's qualifying standards. The 2SinIIe, 305-yard rare last year drew 4,674 offIcial entrants, also a record, and 1t ili 1,000morethanthe year before . ________________________________________ "We're going to have to sit Q. Rate the uniforms warn by major league baseball teams. down with the numbers and see Which Is the least appealing and which one do you think is how It goes this year," said t*5t? I say the Reds' uniforms look worst with their low stirrups Marathon Director Will Cloney, 7and black shoes. - O.P., Oregon 11111, N.C. who expects 10,000 runners and You're not going to get me into that hassle. I'm still trying to get Joggers and the usual multiused to the softball-type uniforms pioneered by Charlie Finley million spectators who watch II 33 Hudson 3 i swain MINT _____ All N , Ar.wciee. • Mckee ed on the ball." r.__ real said. "I knew Miami Stadium Co., 10-4; Allstar Auto Parts Abiey well and I knew by the sound of took 6-3 measure of Process vent.... "For example, a SVictor.Isidro 5.00 victories for bis career? How many pitchers In major league l)IJJIJ Q (1.1) s000, T u-i.s 357.00. history have won over 300 games? - D.C,, Reldsvflle, N.C. Second Gamo BOSTON (UPI) - An ever- I DuranFernan 13.00 5.00 3.60 The 40-year'old marvel for the San Diego Padres goes Into this Irustaisldro 3.10 3.60 season with a career total of 267 vIctories and the d fiction of increasing tidal wave of 2SAranoPecino 5.40 Coffey which he says Is usually ac- Bank got three hits each from - He Is one of the fine third baseman in the game-Jim Palmer of Baltimore calls him the best 1ove man at his position - but he has not T _____ ____ I 31.50. FRIDAY NIGHT FirstOomi Dutn.PeClna 17.60 5.00 3.40 One of the very unique things about tennis is its scorin, system. There is not another sport or game that uses the same scoring system as tennis. Most sports use the numbers one, two, three, ect., In scoring. If you score a run in baseball you get one. If YOU score a goal in hockey it is one. A touchdown in football is worth six points. In tennis, if you score the first point it's called 15, the second is points have played . 00(54) 200.20; Q(2) 51.20; P16 / I-I a sur ir ____________ ____ ________________________________________________________________________________________ Wildcat staff thought he was too slow. He did enroll at Indiana, but stayed only a short tIme - the atmosphere of a big-time Texas for the forthcoming campaign, signed a contract with his new employers that will pay him $2.2 million over imaq CI4IVAPI4# The New York Rangers and __________ Bloomington, hid. But there's more to it than ,tq Of V/ Pete Rose all that much, and If Tom Seaver can have a big y have the hhxne-ice advantage in hitter Friday to lead Lake and they dredge up a young, effective starter, I can see them the deciding game against the Howell High past Lyman, 2-1, unseating the Dodgers. No, Dave Parker Isn't worth $0,O0O a PIttsburgh Penguins. The fannIng 13 batters as he ran his year. No one who hits a baseball Is. But I don't mind him getting Sabres squared the series with personal record to 4-3. Howell the money If the fool owners are willing to ante up. a 3-1 vIctory Thursday over the stands 8.6 overall. Ale gre No-Hits D&J, 2-1 . _____ son who followed his father Into before and after World War Ij. refuted the Idea that baseball's a career In professIonal Detroit pitcher Joe Coleman Is sons don't measure up to their baseball was still a another of the current baseball fathers. phenomenon, kids. Buddy Bell of the Texas There was Billy Sullivan, Jr., Such offspring as Mike Rangers and Bob Boone of the mood, telling what it was like to qv I s%wIrIsed hockey by capturing turned back 30 of 31 Penguin LAS CROABAS, Puerto Rica Francisco Giants, whose American Airlines Celebrity current performers as Dale apply (with the possible ex- seasons with the Cleveland tb8t because Walker Is blind. The 46-year-old sportscaster, who has been heard on southehi airwaves since 1954, has developed systems employing the ear and memory to help him cover various sporting events. Walker has been blind since birth. But he knows what a baseball field looks like. That's because when be was a child a tektier drew one tar him In No-hitter was the of the Braille. He took it from there, game In the Seminole Pony In order to cover baseball, he Baseball League Friday as also had to develop listening Paul Alegre hurled a no-hitter skills and combine them with against D&J Equipment to lead his knowledge of the players' H&D Realty to a 2.1 vIctory. styles. Also In the perfect category "I knew before that particu- was the no-hitter thrown at Jim lar play that If the ball was hit Smith Insurance by Kirk Rozek on the ground anywhere In the and Keith Grajeda as Maronda infield, Burroughs was sun- ttnmpo ,rnhlw,4 14lLfl wi, •fl nUt. posed to go Into second as hard in other games, Seminole as he could to take the guy Harness Raceway tripped covering It out of the play, so Tropic Bank, 20-2, as Scott w4's iv.rp,g 4 PER-" I - his year. He's done virtually nothing in the four seasons since he minimized his last-minute all the games I have played for eft MiamI, with injuries curtailing his performance. And a beat- effort. Buffalo," said Sauve, who was ip 32-yearold running back is no bargain. "If Leach had shot the puck a starter over flu-ridden reguQ, Will the Cincinnati Reds have a better season under their wide," Clarke said, "nobody lar goalie Don Edwards. iew manager? Also, do you think that Dave Parker Ii overpaid? would have even thought of the He was a rarity for his time, all those mentioned above. And then to make more money But the species is more None of them could play playing baseball than old dad "God meant for me to be a I S TAKIEV Cl/P ' ' entral, and play the New York Giants and Tampa Bay of the the first game of the serIes, 3-2, shots. when it was over, it feels as big certury. Billy Jr., hung on as a years, 7WE 54JO7/N' THE FL. The Chiefs, in addition to meeting their AFC Western The Flyers went on to a 64 burgh thanks to the hot goal)Ivlslon mates twice this year, also play Baltimore home and decision over the Canucks, who tending of Bob Sauve, whO That seems to imply the Reds had a bad season In '78. IAsten, Pirates; or Tom Heintzehnan, ______________ ley with 54 seconds remaining a run Saturday." thlsyear. Allteamsknow Inthethirdperiodtoireaka4-4 The Sabres broke a 15-game isis-i But a couple of handsome Special to The Herald Leave Tennis Scoring Alone! 1W/IAT year. II so, do you know the date? Do you thJnk Larry Leach, who blasted it past okay," Neale said. "I'll be very (I'll? S..33 VPW Like Father, Like Son Finally True . I LI a. DAlCfl Mover ri ivii _____ 210 333$ Totals hI &AAV " insi t1U1a1eIphla has with twogame sweeps colleges. I have the addresses. But will the colleges send me the e1 eliminary series Rangers disposed of the with the scrappy Vancouver Angeles Kings while the Maple osters?WillIhavetopayforthem?_ftkcpheu,,o; Canucks to Set U tOdayS t.eafs got past the Atlanta Mo..... SI his ears - not his eyes - to own, from wherever," he says. could get It from me," he said. determine the outcome of the "At the School for the Blind, The Miami native says he just V I V V back to takea 14-8 lead after scorIng 10 runs in the top of the third, and Knights of Columbus couldn't catch up. Mike Baker was the winning pitcher, in relief of Alton Coleman. Baker fanned nine in four Innings and walked just three. Joe Smith blasted a leadoff double and a bases-loaded triple, both in the third Inning, to paco Kiwanis in the perch In the press box, from newspapers, television, military's classifIcation work. Is the usual reaction, says "event for event, word for UI I Hill came to the plate three times In the bottom of the first and unloaded two triples and a double and drove in seven runs. Willie Pashe had two hits in the first, both singles. VFW sent 12 batters to the plate in the second, 11 in the third and 11 in the fourth as they continued to pound the Moose pitchers. Announcer Blind, But Calls Shots Tennis Anyone? By MURRAY OLDERMAN %AI__I 11.11 - - Sunday, April 15.1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PuckeSt III; TM Fosle SN: Mac Higlilonks Marina, Alice Ulmer 414 McK SN; Idwind Hirsch g Deffon lanitation, Carol CoIweft tlinge 44; Lou Solon 41. 113. $2; Charlie Plant 300. Sexton Harry P.ntscost $50; Dick Richards 146; MartIn Hansen 531. Charlie $5, Bryant Hickson Jr. 541, Mary Blair 105, Bud Doyle 444, Ernie $35. JJ Sexton $05, Sheley 353 Cool's Corner, Evelyn B.k. g Bukur SW; Jim Moyer $04; Jim Bryant Hickson Jr. 355. Starr 503; Lynn LIland SO). Converted Splits: Cathy Converted SØits: Hrry Fufton S. Mlzf Its. P45*54615kM ames: Yu*sosi Helen Ferrer i*is 4: Jo. Welch WsMle Jil Un wgrown 5.7 j Cracker lacks; NI.LVs: .140 851; 3.57,1.15; Will kIi'flh$sck 1-1; Jim Eve Highbsnl,s Marina, 4.10 Lovlss $Or*scs; Popeyss; Jill & Jeans; lu50IIl 17; sir, Irown ;, Hartiock. Mlzfits, Strewn 3-10. Other Highlights: Star: Fay Green +13. Do Week Bryant Hickson Jr. +71; High Averages Gus Sexton lfl; Jim Nader 110; Turkey Cathy Doyle r �BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, April 15, 197 OURSELVES CALENDAR Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 10 Sunday, April is, 1979-15 ",Q02 SATURDAY, APRIL 14 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Luthern Church. Orange Blossom Chapter NO. Federation of the Blind, 3 p.m., Apt. 23-B, Twin Lakes Apts., Maitland. The Eagles CB Club, 8 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. "Rebullders"(Singles over 25) covered dish supper, 7:30 p.m., Friendship Baptist Church, Altamonte Springs. Brief ly Public Invited To Hospital The public is Invited to view the hobby and craft exhibit which will be staged by the employees of Seminole Memorial Hospital April 18 from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. In the hospital $ auditorium. j Highlighting the show will be an extensive collection of old bottles, a hobby of Mike Smith, maintenance supervisor, of 'P DeBary. Macrame and ceramics will be displayed by Vince McEachan while Charles Bentley will bring a mantle clock ) fashioned of cherry wood. Reid Brodie Jr. will share jewelry he has made and Rosle Mayer will exhibit a number of watercolors. Kay Mercer's hobby is doing needlepoint. She will also bring crocheted toys she has created In her spare time. Dr. Vann Parker is an enthusiastic photographer and he will exhibit some of his collection. Ceramics and crocheting are hobbles Ille Short pursues. She will exhibit examples of her work along with many other employees who will share their leisure time endeavors. Jewish Community Center Auction, 8 p.m., 851 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland. Restaurant dinners and trips. Belles and Beaus of Orlando Dance, 9 p.m. to midnight, Winter Park Civic Center, 2001 Mizell Ave. For singles over 18. SUNDAY, APRIL 15 Open Horse Show sponsored by Dusty Boots Riding Assn., 10 a.m., Wilco Sales Arena, 4 ml. west of 1-4 on SR 46. Paso Fino demonstration during lunch break. Spectators free. Alcoholics Anonymous Seminole Group, Seminole Half way House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive. Sanford, 3 p.m., open speaker meeting. Herald Photos by Tom Notul Mrs. Choquette with prize rabbits ...'Hare Tale' MONDAY, APRIL 16 Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner, 6:30 p.m., Mr. P's Supper Club. (Continued From Page IA) Atlanta, the Carolinas, Montgomery, Ala. and "eight or nine" shows in Florida. One show held In Orlando in July Is an all-night event, because the daytime summer heat Is hard on the rabbits, she said. She recently senttworabblts up.to the Jacksonville show with another breeder and they brought back the "best opposite sex for English Lop" award. How did Mrs. Choquette become so involved in raising rabbits? "The children used to show rabbits and It was an enjoyable family hobby for us," she said. "Then they grew up and three years ago In January I won my first award with rabbits I had raised myself." "It's a hobby," she added. "1 enjoy showing them. You meet a lot of nice people and get to travel around." There is a state club and we meet once every three months for a meeting and covered dish supper." Mrs. Choquette's rabbits are in demand as breeding stock because of their many wins so she sells some of the offspring to other breeders and a few as pets. "I can eat rabbit meat that other people have grown, but I can't eat my own," she explained. It takes a lot of pellets to feed 80 rabbits, and with the rising price of feed, it is becoming an expensive hobby for Mrs. Choquette. "A couple of months ago I started to write down what It cost me for rabbit food and medicine and my expenses in taking them to shows and because I had sold more of them than usual in that period I found I was eight or nine dollars ahead," she said. And by the way, she says, rabbits are not as prolific in breeding a* they are reputed to be. 'Another, myth exploded! Diet Workshop, 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, 436, Altamonte Springs. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. Monday Morners Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Deland. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South Seminole Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Sanford Al Anon, 8p.m., First United Methodist Church. TUESDAY, APRIL17 Senior Citizens Club of Sanford, bag lunch at noon followed by business meeting and program of Gospel singing at 1 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous Seminole Group, Seminole Halfway House 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford, 8 p.m. open discussion meeting. Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma,, 7:30 a.m., city hail, N. Edgemon Avenue. Sanford lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Crooms High School honor student Mary Kay McFarland, 15, of Sanford, died at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Shands Teaching Hospital, Gainesville following a long struggle with Cystic Fibrosis. A native of Boynton Beach, she moved to Sanford several $ears ago from West Virginia. A member of the National Honor Society and the Winter Park Christian Church, she was chaplzi!'i fr "" !rrrntloni! talnbow Girls, Sanford Assembly 25.k She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Betty Kay Crafts Fiesta Free To Public The fourth Annual Spring Arts and Crafts Fiesta will be held April 21 and 22 at Thor Square. ApproxImately 100 exhibitors from all over the United States will display original arts and crafts. No commercial products will be accepted. Gaining popularity equally with exhibitors and spectators, the Ybor Square Arts and Crafts show attracts thousands in the two-day festival. The unusual setting of an old renovated cigar factory with a large brick courtyard and garden patio, filled with Cuban laurels, mango and avocado trees, provides Thor Square with an unusual backdrop unlike any art show in the Tampa Bay Area. Fonmely the Vicente Martinez Ybor Cigar Factory, built in 1886, Ybor Square Is listed In the National Register of Historic Places, and Is located at &h Avenue and 13th Street in Thor City. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. There is no admission charge and ample free parking nearby. McFarland of Sanford; father, Theodore I. McFarland Sr., Charleston, W. Vu.; brother, Theodore I. McFarland Jr., Ft. Pierce; sisters, Mrs. John McNeill, Huntington, W. Va. and Miss Martha Jane McFarland, Sanford; grandparents, Rev, and Mrs. C. Oral Lowe, Paris, Ky. and maternal great-grandmothers, Mrs. Troup Clark, Paris, Ky. and Mrs. W. T. Lowe, Falmouth, Ky. Hinton-Turner Funeral Home, 426 Pleasant St., Paris, GCIICVU Ky. Is in charge of Beat Lake-Lockhart area, 6a.m., at Florida Poweria.rean*i arrangements. Park, Holliday Avenue., Interdenominational service featuring evangelist Jim Wilson and singer Myrtle Hall, 6:10 a.m., Atlantis Theatre, Sea World. Free to public. CHARLES HENRY Charles Monroe Henry, 79, a winter resident In Sanford since 1970, died Thursday at his residence In Park Avenue Tiailer Park. A native Friendsvllle, Ohio, he had made his home in Willard, Ohio. He was a member of the First United Church, Willard. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Sadie Belle Henry, San. ford; daughter, Mrs. Patricia Ann Kelley, Willard; and two grandsons and one granddughter, all of Willard. Funeral services and burial will be In Willard, Ohio. Grankow Funeral Home is In charge of local arrangements. ANTHONY LEONARD Anthony T. Leonard, , of 1I•_• _•.•._1 suffering the some handicap. His involvement with the youth For, although the teens cannot speak, they can laugh, and laughter fills the room. A cheerfulness and gaiety Is shared as their hands rapidly communicate their friendship for each other. And their smiles confirm It. However, ;,hen Danley begins his Sunday school lesson, he has their rapt attention. these deaf and dumb teens are among the fortunate ones. Not all deaf share that joy. Frequently their world Is one of Isolation. When the spoken word that helps the hearing reach out to others that facilitates the Interpersonal relationship Is not heard, often a sense of Isolation and loneliness prevails, setting the deaf apart from the hearing world. But a very significant young man entered the lives of these teens — one that was able to empathize with them and relate to them. And one that cared about their spirituality. That young man was Frederick E. Danley. He Is also deaf and dumb. goes for beyond the confines of the church and classroom. - Herald photos by Joan Madison - In honor of his efforts, for "not only assisting nonhearing youth In assuming productive places In society, but also helping them to become morally and spiritually whole human beings," Danley was recently awarded the Youth Service Award by the Winter Springs La Sertoma Club. A handsome, dark-haired, impeccably groomed, 37year-old bachelor, Danley, through sign language, explains that he has never married because he 'hasn't had time for that too busy." His face breaks into his usual broad smile. A printer at Disney World by occupation just celebrated his fifth anniversary there) and a minister to the deaf by avocation, he devotes all his spare time to working with deaf teens. The teens in his class come from all religious denominations as the Palm Springs Drive Baptist Church's program is the only well-established religious program for the deal. All the services at the church are interpreted for the deaf. To help in his ministry at the church, Danley uses his printing talents to make visual aids and at last count he had designed and prepared 275 illustrations to help him transmit his message. All were made by him in the 22 hours or so he spends weekly preparing for the class. Some have elaborate over-lays which he removes as he progresses through the lesson. What Is so easily for the hearing to understand must be so laboriously spelled out In sign language for the deaf, and the pictures help convey the message. Danley also uses little dolls with captions on theuii to enact scenes. For example, to demonstrate to the class "punishment without Jesus Christ," and to portray the choice between heaven and hell, the dolls have "sin" written on them. During the lesson, the dolls are "anrilv" tossed into a box representing hell vividly Illustrated by flaming fires by Danley. Those who have received Christ have their "sin" removed and gently placed by Danley beside a church. Danley's Involvement with the youth goes far beyond the confines of the church and the classroom. He takes them bowling, skating, swimming, camping, to social outings and frequently treats them to lunch. The van that he uses to drive the teens to church is also used on the social outings and for fellowship visits with deaf teens in Tampa. Danley also counsels deaf youth at the Bill Rice Ranch In Murfreesboro, Term., where he travels each year to help the deaf "learn how to pray." In fact, travel Is one of his favorite pastimes. With camera in hand, he has traveled to 40 states with no - - - Seniors Driving Classes Set A series of Senior Citizen's Defensive Driving classes will be held at the Orlando Recreation Department's Sunshine Park Shuffleboard Center beginning on Monday, April 30, at 9 sin. The three session class is free for senior citizens and will be taught by an officer of the Florida Highway Patrol. Class size Is limited, . Pleas call 423-9604 to pee-register. KAMPALA, Uganda (UP!) — Idi Amin's dreaded secret service msacred more than 100 prisoners with hand grenades just beforc1wnpela fell to invaders from neighboring Tanzania, government officials said today. Uganda's new President Youu Wee said Amin had so far eluded capture. There were reports he may have fled the country. Officials said when It became clear the Ugandan capital would fail to Tanzanian troops Wednesday, members of s Research Bureau lobbed grenades Into In. tUcI filled with rI*Mrsand kinorethan than. Richard and Robin Tesch (left) and Danley admire the Winter Springs La Sertoma Youth Service Award he won for outstanding community services to youth. - See EASTER MORN, Page 311 In And Around Lake Ma Yes, Vi*r9inia,, There's •.— one son, Clemence Leonard of Sanford; three daughters, Mrs. John Leminenie of Sanford; Mrs. Rudy Lommerse of Monroe, Mich., and Mrs. Donald thlnavare of Newport, Mich.; 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Driving through our small city of Lake Mary and won. Owing about what the future has In done for it, especially now, when progress and op. portimities have set their eyes opus,I began to remember that exactly 13 years ago when we bou4 some acreage and had ow home built where our children grew up, Lake Mary s1l a very unspoiled, small town with very friendly people 4d neighbors, where children grown-ups could — and dill c — go horseback riding 1 wlthout the worries oitheheavy !1tfic. 'As the years have passed, grgeous homes have been built In the surrounding areas bythe lakssorwher.thetreesgrow I tsller and thkk.rwhsrepsopk from all areaswsddlfferuit lacosi were looking for a I eacefulpiacetohvsandcnjoy sqidsI.venlngathoms. And tsplt,ever1Mag and to mydelighi,Idlflsselake Funsrol Notic• LEONARD, ANTHONY T.— Funeral services for Anthony T. Leonard, who died Friday night. will be held at am Tuesday at All Souls Catholic Church. A Rosary will be recited at 1:30 P.m. Monday at Brisson Funeral Home In Sanford surial will be In All Souls Catholic cemetery. Brisson Funeral HomePA In charge. - - - MCFARLAND, MISS MARY KAY — Funeral services for Miss Mary Kay McFarland 15, of Sanford, who dud Thursday In Gainesville, will be 3 p.m.. Sunday, at Hinton-Turner Funeral Home with Rev. Fred Warren officiating. Private commlta$ service. Memorial gifts may be given to Winter Park CtwisIin Church or the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. HintonTu.ec, Paris, Ky. In charge. - - '- Mary as the same unspoiled, growing up, attractive city, where families of .11 dIfferent economic levels and mews from the prominent, the professionals, the executives, the semi-retired or retired people from other dot.. to ft young ones leohiag for a W& him. have picked Lake May as the place to dart their roots or spend the riM of their lives, And thinking also shout the artisilk or tak" pso* wM live hers In Lake May, i decided to call on Mrs. Virginia Mathews. You an, Virginia writes munlc the has shout 0 asogs to gk '- ------ - - -- - _•-__.,.-._•.••-----•--_._• - The Air Of Fair City Barret .. About 25 guests attended the party. Among them were Mm Keith Keogh of Orlando, Mrs. Richard Keogh of Casselberry and Mrs. P.D. Anderson, Mrs. H. E. True, Mrs. Geneva Cochran and Mrs. H. M. Cochran from Lake Mary. -- - - • - Mrs. P. U. Anderson was the the past 34 years (working now husband on their 35th wedding America In New York.She hostess at a luncheon at the on a &emWmWed basis) came anniversary -- a very pretty received an Honorary Mem- Holiday Inn. The tables were bership from the Song Writers beautifully set with gold colored from Philadelphia when he was song. My favorite was a very In- of Orlando. 5-yesniold and never went cloths. The centerpiece was an spiring religious song that jotBill, a happy husband who is attractive dried arrangement, hick. Bill aid Virginia have been melted my heart titled, "Where proud of his wife's talents says, the hostess gift to the bride, married for 41 years and are Have You Been." This song has "I won't take a million for her. Special guests for this shower the psre*s of two daughters, already been played or sung not but I won't give two cents for were Susan's mother, Mrs. natives of lake Mary. Virginia only in local durches, but in another one." John Welch, and her grandDale, who lives in North different states 100. mother, Mrs. Harley Brown, In 1607, Virginia wrote end Carolina, Is a teacher and and the bridegroom's mother, sent a poem to President Was Susan Welch of Orlando, Mrs. Richard Keogh. Hullandale of principal in Eisenhower. A letter of ap. who was married to Craig School Elementary Also present were the bridal RocMed1p, NA, wd Uwgiwd VKh" Ald Winks was 90 K0* Of CmsdkM, Satur- attendan* Min Beverly Welch cgjn ieasi,i, wto lives In to her from the White Hotas. day, Aprll7, was honoredattwo ISuaw's Aster), Mrs. Ellen Also, in 196$, she wrote a showers prior to the wedding. Lang, Mrs. Vicki Keogh and Downlngton, Pa. with her campaign song for Wayne A miscellaneous shower was Mrs. Susan Keogh of Orlando. brenhund and daughter, Every te Virginia writes a Poucher, a then Republican given In Orlando by Mrs. mol abs tapes It and Um dw. candi, for U.S. Repressi- George Brown and Mrs. Phyllis Dot and Vernon Fedderson 13 -- In her crew, uie musac at iys, cuus it w un iauunw Song iauve. iiuer tisiening to his are her own. She also writes Writers GuildinDeLand, where song, all Poucher had to say poetry and has quite a few for a fee they will select the was, "Fantastic"! A talented lady, Virginia newspaper articles published to singer and arrangements for It and record it in a 45 RPM. received a Certificate of her credit. Me came igiy from She played some of her Recognition from the Famous oxford, OtAol, and haomhere favorites to me. the of them Writers School In Westport, since INC where she met and wasthe very first one she wrote Conn. about Fiction Writing and "You Are A Star In My a Membership Certificate from married William (Bill) titled to__ti,. -- ______ss_ t___ .t__ .. - -.. . M*fleWl. Mathews.bill, a sateaman roe worm, a present to ncr inc newspaper institute of - -. - Music K a Sunday School class of 40 teenagers Child care training Is continuing at the Child Development Center of Seminole Community College (SCC). The program, developed by Seminole Community College In association with Community Co-ordinated Cud Care of Central Florida (4C's), is scheduled to begin April 26, 1979. With an emphasis on competence, the course .will use classroom and laboratory experiences through which students can develop and refine child care skills. It Is designed to prepare trainees to be assessed for the National Child Development Associate Credential. Adults and outofichool youths over 18 years of age may apply now for admission at the college registrar's office. For Information call 323-1450, ext. 314. Prisoners Massacred • deaf and dumb, teaches a Child Care Training Continues AREA DEATHS 10 Frederick E. Donley, who is Registration Is open for Term Ill-A, day and evening classes, at the Vocational Business School, Seminole Community College, Sanford. Individualized Instruction is offered In Typing I and II, the Memory Typewriter, Mag Card I, Office Machines, Bookkeeping I and II, Beginning Shorthand, Dictation and Transcription, Office Procedures, Business Mathematics, Business English, Record Keeping and Machine Transcription. Classes begin April 26. Registration Is Monday through Friday from 9 sin, to 4 p.m. and In the evening from 6 to 9 In the administration building. Schedules of classes are available. For further Information, telephone 323-1450. Easter Sunrise Services Community service sponsored by Sanford Ministerial Assn., 6:30 a.m., Sanford Civic center. Covenant Presbyterian, 1742, Sanford, 7 a.m. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 2917 Orlando Drive, Sanford, 6:30 am. Messiah Lutheran Church, 510 N. 17-92, Casselberry, 6 a.m. Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry, 6:30 am., at lakeside. Community United Methodist Church, 1742, Casselberry, 6:30 am., north parking lot. St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Slavia, 6 am., church grounds, First Baptist Church of Deltona, 7 am., church lawn. Lake Brantley area churches, 7 a.m., 8th Fairway, Sweetwater Country Club, Wekiva voacIs Oviedo community service, 5:45 a.m., west shore, Lake Charm. Geneva community service, 5:45 a.m., Summersill Hill, 13ke Miss DIANNE DIXON North Cameron Avenue, Miss Dianne I. Dixon, 13, of Sanford, died Friday night. He 1903 Adams Ave., Sanford, died had been a resident of the city • ___ Tuesday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. She was born in Ohio. for the past 26 )ears. Leonard moved to Sanford in She Is survived by her IM from Erie, Michigan. He stepfather, Harry Osborne of was the retired owner of the Sanford. Sanford Motel. Funeral services were held A member of the All Souls Friday at the graveside in Catholic Church, Leonard will Evergreen Cemetery. Brieson Funeral Home-PA was In be buried In the church's cemetery. charge of arrangements. _••w zonaru is sviveu o By JOAN MADISON Herald Correspondent On Easter Sunday morning, the church bells will peal their call to worship. Sounds of music will permeate the air as choirs sing their songs of praise. However, the teen-agers In Frederick E. Danley's Sunday School class at the Palm Springs Drive Baptist Church, Altamonte Springs, will not hear the sounds of Easter, nor will they be able to join the choir in song. The 40 teen-agers In his class are deaf. Most of them have no oral language skills. But don't for a moment think they have no reason for being there. Dressed In their Easter finery, they will worship In their own way on Easter morn, just as they do every Sunday morning. Classroom 8, where they meet for Sunday school before church services, will not be silent, just as It never is. Vocational Business Offered Easter Services . They Will Laugh' Easter Morn Free Hobby, Craft Exhibit Crooms 111gb School Class of 1970 reunion meeting, 5 p.m., at Marshall Holloway residence, 1901 Harding Ave., Sanford. Crooms HonorSfudent Micc MiFnrIa,ntI fle,.,I -- Teens Cannot Speak Nor Hear BUT... .__-_--___.__•___.•____..••.. ,.-.•-_-• __ •_ • _, gave a "going away party" for their good friends, Len and Gloria Eagleton of DeBary. The Eagletons are moving to Lakeland. theme "Flowers and Showers," Dec Brown and his one man band will entertain. A catered dinner Is planned. Dot, a connoisseur when it comes to good food, prepared and - serv -- ed ii Mexican dinner Visiting Gwenne and Vince Butler for the past two weeks Was Mr VnIpriii Rn,'.kS•frfrn -4-..- _w_n VIII with all the trimmings and Clinton, Ola. proper wine to the delight of her guests and friends. Valerla, a close friend of Gwenne, arrived March 25. About 17 guests attended. A During her two weeks stay, wine decanter set was given to they enjoyed several shopping the Eagictons as a going away trips, luncheons and a day spent present. at Sea World. Gloria Is a member and past secretary of the Sanford Republican's Women's Club, a member of the Toastmasters uI Altamonte Springs and active In church work. They will be missed! A family dinner party was given in her honor by Gwenne and Vince. Attending were Roger and Elaine Dixon lGwenne's son), Elaine's parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kagle, her grandmother, Mrs. The Keenagers Club at the Elizabeth Webster from Forest is preparing a dinner- Kissimmee and Mr. and Mm dance for April 21. Under the s.e UKE MARY, rage za -- . �1 )III,—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April is, 1919 Evenina Herald. Sanford. Fl. cunttiv Anril I ieio_ EASTER HATS .A Engagements ON PARADE Nina Crouse, site manager of Congregate Meals No. 5, Federal Senior Citizens, Project OASIS, presented gag gifts to winners of a hat parade at an Easter party held at Knights of Columbus Hall, Sanford, There were about 40 participants in the hat contest. The rules were for contestants to create Easter hats from materials at hand without making any purchases. Winners were (from left) Hazel Alexander, prettiest hat; Mr. and Mrs. Marcus (Bobbi) Hardy, most unusual hats; and Bea Alford, most original hat. VICKI hODGES Hodges-Rodriguez Rev, and Mrs. G.E. Hodges of 701 Bevler Road, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Vicki Denise, to David S. Rodriguez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matt M Rodriguez of Qiachella, Calif. Born In Springfield, No., the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Rev, and Mrs. Lumen Ward of Keystone Heights and Mrs. Maude B. Hodges of Jacksonville. Was Hodges Is a 1975 graduate of Liberty Christian School where she was a cheerleader and on the yearbook staff. She attends Baptist Bible College, Springfield, where she is a member of the chorale and class secretary. Her fiance, who was born in Indlo, Calif., Is the grandson of Mrs. Lucy Raneris of Coachella. He is a 1974 graduate of Coachella Valley High School, where he was on the wrestling and baseball teams and a member of student government. He also attends Baptist Bible College where he is on the karate turn. He is em. ployed by Sears Roebuck & Co. The wedding will bean event of June 2 at p.m. at Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church, Sanford. Dr. T. Wayne Bailey (from left), Dr. Pope A. Duncan and Ester Edelberg Stetson Honors Ester Edelberg Stetson University sophomore Ester Edelberg of Sanford has been awarded a high honor by the university. Miss Edelberg received a plt i,fI,,n f a..p.w,p £ Wis fl,. 9. LUPV A. Duncan, president of the university, for her selection as Stetson's nominee for the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation Wleboldt-Robb Ins M asonoRoubert Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Mason of 309 E. Crystal Delve, Sanford, 1 1 1111111001111m the engagement of their daMsr, Stephanie Katrina, to Jay Franklin Reubert Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Reubert of Miami. Born in Orlando, the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas K. Bower, Winter Park, and Mrs. Katherine Mason, Orlando. Miss Mason is a 1973 graduate of Lake Highland Preparatory School, Orlando. She will graduate in August from University of Central Florida. Her fiance, who was born in Miami Beach, is the grandson of Mrs. Sidney Van Darn Collins, Lighthouse Point, and Mrs. George F. Reubed of Ivoryton, Coon. He Is a 18 graduate of Miami Palmetto High School and was graduated from Florida Southern College In 1972. He is manager of Denmark's Sporting Goods, Winter Park Mall. The wedding will be an event of Sept. 1, at College Park Baptist Church, Orlando. A few years ago, when Jim fell In love with Joyce, he was all set to leave his wife and marry Joyce, but his wife deliberately got herself pregnant, and Jim was trapped STORE YOUR T]J']J, .ti With Our Fur Storage Servke , Tor Furs Are... CLEAN1D THI P1111111 WAY IXPUTLY GROOMED S STOlID IN SCIENTIFICALLY COOLED VAULTS Ol PREMISES 0F111 GLAZING Cheese your 1., storage as carelel'V is OW Cheese Vifws. ____ PHILIPS Decoiatlflg Din1, CALL 3223315 01 322.7ê42 IN BUSINESS SINCE 981 U9 WEST 1311 ST. $"FORD .. DEA* FRIEND: Eves Jim aid J.ye, were now esiiM in this udsllu.a 'aIr It uofd 1 be wroag. Who a man rSSlyfoveasws.ssbs of s- .. 11111111111111y L.__I oo D•ar i 1--_I-- -. . -F GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION ,,,, LC) RI 0 A ARRIVE AUVE SUNSHINE STATE - - ,,,,,, Shannon Stewart Is all dolled up in new finery wear In the Easter Parade. Her long-sleeved sheer GRANDEST LADY...' Emerald green dress has a crisp white ruffled pinafore overlay. And just In case April showers come falling down on------Easter Sunday gh,,nng,n -.'..rn.,w.. 4. prepared with a matching green all-weather coat and green polka dot umbrella. She Is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Roger Stewart, 305 Tammy Drive, Sanford. _________________________________________ -- - __ r ' ' a T~ ij~ ,1- All style s ll p ric s e A Write your own verse - "S .- Come and join the parents, teachers, students And friends of the Sabal Point PTA for a day of family fun, food, and frolic at the annual Spring Fling! The Spring Fling will be held on Saturday, April 21, from 10 a.m. until 3p.m. on the grounds of Sabal Point Elementary School Wekiva Road. The day4ong festivities will include games, the popular moon-walk ride and clown-face painting, cartoon shows, and magic shows featuring "Dante the Fabulous!" Food booths boasting the best hot dogs baked geods in town will tempt the tad, buds of ) v= and old alike. There will be a plaid sale, craft and art-work sale, and garage-sale Items from some of the meet exclusive garages In Seminole County. 1 a. Sanford Printing 903 W. Third St. 323-4911 FROM LIQUIDATION STORE lATCH TOIl BOTTOMS SALE ' WHO SAYS 50 She had I. have Jim's t.lscaipsaiU MARSHA WAIT ongwood correspondent 113"70 J f Congratulations to my fnleiuls, Karen and Sharon iamey, jumons a Lyman High School,Won being inducted into the National Honor Society. PTA efforts for the Spring F1g are coordinated by co. chairmen Don Blockader and Robert Kant along with Principal Robert Hughes. You are all cordially invited to the Third Axial Old Timer's Reception, sponsor. ytheLengwood Civic League Woman's Club. Two special yearly ovoid will be Sunday, April n from 2 to 4 D.M. Woman's Club president Maxine McGrath, iroinh., that this yew's event will be as much to U Id year. Hostsmes for the ...Easter Morn TIITOPS __g___es? Well Idely. Any l 5' TING AND TURNING DIA$Tad7:yeu LM do 111111111 011W can't sleep said ams - - - .2 1979-& Phon. 671.4140 for FREE brochure. Will PvrcliwW JOGGING SNORTS AT LOW PIICIOP$dS,fl; - - 1 -M. _4___ - '-' llce!- y helps S t' Trinity Preparatory SChOOl is non-discriminatory, In admissions, ' -- - q— '• -.-- —- -- -- '5- - .-, AND $350 SANFOND OVEN ii YRS. EXPERIENCE Wi',. CisaNlig Up km Now 6 ob" SCLEAN KITCHEN CABINETS, OVENS, NIPIIQEUTOSS INSIDE OUT IST1IPar WAX P10015 FOR FREE ESTIMATES ISIW1l. TILE $ TUB *WINDOWI ICIIENS cell • WOOD WORK UNFOlD ll33U 6 11 w*poo a n,aii ONLANDO W CANPITS SI NIL LIII. ALL WORK SINVICI Iv.. 11, dIg. II Is gel In Illia SUAIANTEID ad rewards 'VW INS have IP111111111117 0'4M1 uhIly," ys Theeh,LMaryriswho :t tIlcherU, is lip 11011~ ad mel. duoly with P±y "s's a very spidul, i'll's pores." IadNtamIdN&V.-f aflakissI Z490 Service Amet Engagement and wedding farms are available at the Herald office to annowice these events. The forms may be accom. panled by professional black and white photo. graphs If a picture is deaired with the announcement. Wedding forms and pictures mud besubmitted within two weeks of the wedding. LARGE SELECTION IN FULL BLOOM 1K) ___ ; Married . The Trite Experts at Dd07, howsvsr, dide'l always wear the emilk t comne.esilynow.Ukeaomanypsrds,hiih.arlsg mother aid father lead his hdicep herd he accs They tried sftft : ' wan._*whiCkUm.he Was adawey in (ko Was Dailey bsg the dey ucIHipsegeam two ad cue-half years age oily two or we deaf less MI-dud r - U&ks'o Kuw*q : NOlTNO DOS TRACk 50*0 $MLUuiv b- u - - - - $250 ______ APPLICATIONS now being accepted for school yo i Gt ft tin African Violets 2461 AIRPORT BLVD. + 11 See and Craig Ebaugh of ll35QulntupletDnlve, were hosts to a neighborhood gathering, Twelve children LARGE : - MVGSI - 4ed-CrAft - - "We cook 96 steaks and served baked beans, macaroni salad, and lots of cakes and cupcakes,"said Evelyn Bait, department chaplain. She added, also, that comfort Items, books and other items, which were presented to the veterans, totaled over $3,000. Attending from the pod and auxiliary were Joe Mann, District 18 Corn mander Hasley Hart, Commander Ben Carson, Jim Bass, Joe Badger, Bill Moulton, John Kuper, Julia Badger, Barbara' McCreary, Ethel and Jewel Schuette, Mary Moulton, Catherine Kiçer and Betty Stall. iiiy Casselberry Correspondent ___ Comrades and sisters of VFW Post I= and ladies auxiliary visited the Tampa Veteran Hospital. UI MELENDA EDMISTON family and I wish could come down for a 'reunion," Betty said. held an Easter egg hunt Her brother and sister-in, while the adults visited and law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe grilled hot dogs and Snyder and their boys j, hamburgers in the Jr. and David came from backyard of the Ebaugh's Vestal, N.Y. and plan to lake-front property. The take In some local tourist neighbors shared a covered attractions after catching dish supper. up with family visiting and news. The Snyders have Get well quick, Danlelle also been visiting with Mrs. Snyder's folks in Tavares. Moon! Danielle who lives at 250 Betty's sister, Pat Mockingbird Lane, is Snyder, arrived Wedconfined to bed during the nesday. According to holidays, with a pinched Betty, her relatives try_ to nerve and light concussion. come to Casselberry every She got hurt while playing Easter where they also visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snyder who live at Sandpiper Apartments. "We thoroughly enjoy all our relatives visiting," Betty remarked reception will be Mrs. Nan (Henry) Freeman, Mrs. Arletta Coberly, Mrs. Evelyn Towler. ;j assistance.Isemdawo withhis ostgohtg psesosalhty, be Is : able to ianwcsli Mo m, without words, and rarely mom topssadpcll MISS PLIETCHWAIT College Preparatory Grades 7 through 12 S0O Aloma Avenue, Orlando, Fl. 32607 SUP,' SUMMER DEAR AUY: 1 cut.1 a bIlls on MY Iscems in ad MI. WALOMAN TRINITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL Till FACTORY ___ .io.. ....i s....e... WSI UI1U Ifl UUJVI £ .1 The next regular matift of v'w i'st IM and iadIes auxilIary is Tuesday, April l7,at$pm. Comrades, don't forget this :*cIal meeting because It Is election of officers for :197910. MISS BATTLE I PTA Spring Fling Promises A Family Day ur run,, Frolic I A very happy Easter to WONT BUY ANYTHING TODAY? NOT AT - In And Around Longwood jj MEET THE TRINITY FACULTY irE Gordon and Betty Spencer and their six children, who live at 211 Mockingbird Lane are having a lot of company and loving it. "I have five 'SHE'LL BE THE I'm glad to know that Thelma Sikes is back home and feeling fine after a short stay in the hospital. Abby DIRfCT Family Enjoys Lots Of Company Ci-'ud Free Page 11 d c Calls For Beatings 11 a.m. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Patti Brantley, wife of MU, Philippines (UPI) State Rep. Bobby Brantley. A One of the traditional covered dish l uncheon will be spectacl es In this island nation served , un folds during the Holy Week, scheduled this year from April Back home alter a two-week Hundreds of Filipinos use vacatIon Is Marion Quigley. Tea. thongs, whips and glassMarion flew to Dallas, her encrusted clubs to flog their where she was met by hi backs w le walking In the friend, Nell Olszewskl, from streets of villages In an annual Waco, Tea. bloody rite of atonement or During her visit Marion and thanksgiving. Nell spent two days in Dallas The flagellatlana dart on where they went shopping at Holy Monday thid last until Neiman-Marcus. They also Good Friday. The Crucifixion is visited Johnson City where they reenacted Good Friday in the took a tour of the famous L.B.J. snail towns In Manila's neIgh ranch, boring provinces. Also on the agenda was a stop In Frederickburg City and San Antonio where they visited the Alamo and all the historical sites. Most important of all was where Marion had her very first honed to goodness Mexican dinner In the well known La Villita restaurant In San Antonio. ~.A bad 81187a. _ DIVSIC4 Is legal, rsdabI, aid diguifled, Adultery Is chISP ekuidy ad de!uWU. Aid as for Jim's ;Wife ____ Muty getg h uU 9 . £1 HolyWeek ' again. The only reason Jim Is staying with his wife Is because of his two children. Joyce an. denstands the situation end accepts It, so she doesn't Pressure Jim for a divorce. Jim's wife knows nothing about Joyce, so she's not gettlnghirtbytgzaffajr. So what's wrong with Jim grabbing whatever hapçineu he can? Isn't this affair better, than breaking up a family? A FRIEND OF BOTh 1977 editor of the school yearbook "Salmagundi." The yearbook that year won the Patterson Award, the top award in the natiôii,' presented by the National S c hfl 001l 1 e a r 000 K Association. Upon completing the required education, Miss Edelberg will be cornmissioned an officer In the Illtarv - -. nerseu pregnant so Jun would have to marry her. - In And Around Casselberry ___________________ , The Sanford Republican Women's Club will be having their monthly meeting April 21 at the home of Mrs. Jerry Keeth. The meeting will start at Is n't Th is A ffair B e tte r Than Breakin9P U F amily? uuwiery always wrong? I have a married friend I'll call Jun who has a girlfriend I'll call Joyce. When Jim and Joyce are together It is obvious that they are madly In love, Jim was trapped into marriage by a girl who got everybody! Hasta la vista. Newt Norris. The wedding will be an event of Sept. 1, at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford. .. achievement and her commitment to a career In The Sanfordite, who Is an government service. English-pre-law major, is a student of Dr. WayneThttractive young The a Bailey, chairman of -the woman, who is in fJ political science departuniversity ROTC program uieni. was among the top Miss Edelberg was the 1977 graduating class of selected by the faculty Seminole High School and through a university-wide was selected to address the competition, on the basis of class, hIgh academic Edel berg was the Continued From Page lB He is a 1974 graduate of Wm. Tennent Sr. High School, Warminster. He graduated cum laude from University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, In May 1978, with a BSE in electrical engineering. He was a member of Eta Kappa Nu. He is an ensign In the United States Navy, stationed at the Nuclear Power Training Unit, Idaho Falls, Idaho. flDAD &,gui AUDI:; z Award. .. Lake Mary STEPHANIE MASON Miss Wleboldt Is a 1971 graduate of Seminole High School where she was a lettered band member for three years. She graduated from Seminole Community College In 1973 where she was a member of Chorallers. She was graduated summa cum laude from St. Leo College (Florida) In 1176 with a BA In English. Sbe was a member of Gamma Alpha Honor Society and the college choir. She Is presently employed at The Evening Herald In the composing room. Her fiance, who was born In Abington, Pa., Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess, Dallas, Pa. and Mrs. Isabel B. Bobbins and the late Robert Bobbins of Norri4own, Pa. — - Herald Photos by Tom Netsol BONNIE RUTH WIEBOLDT ...ENSIGN DAVID R. ROBBINS Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wleboldt of 2434 S. Elm Ave., Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Bonnie Ruth, to David Robert Robbins, son of Mrs. Barbara H. Gottiabend, Dallas Pa., and Laurence A. Bobbins of Warminster, Pa. Born in Sanford, the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Pugh of Lake Mary, and August Wleboldt of Brain Towers, Sanford, and the late Mrs. Wlebojdt. " Iui, It'll ust,k.W erG 'V '1 - with friends at Casselberry Elementary School. This was the second accident in three weeks for her. Previously, she fell off her bike and received a sprained ankle and bruised Danlelle's Dad, Joe, is jokingly threatening to put her In a "bubble" or make her wear a helmet for her own protection Joan and Tony Figueroa and their son, Dominic, of 600 Benedict Court enjoyed a camping trip last weekend at Clearwater Lake in the Ocala National Forest. "We had beautiful weatherandasupertime," said Joan. "I want to go back." According to Joan, the water was cold, but Tony - and Dominic went swimming anyway. She Was brave enough to dangle her feet In the water, though. Three other families went also and stayed in nearby campsites. "We all moved here about the same time and took root together," said Joan. "We all go to the same church and often camp together," she added. The campers gathered together Saturday night for a steak dinner, which the men prepared, and enjoyed a campf ire together. Friends who attended the camping trip are: Pat and Terry Duffy and their son, Tim of 217 Shady Hollow; Liz and Andy Furia and daughters. Susie and Janet, of 2015 Collier Drive, Fern Park and Tom and Bernice Downs of Longwood. The Casselberry Women's Club will hold its annual luncheon and installation of new officers Tuesday, April 17, at 12:30 p.m. at the club house. Happy Birthday to Mrs. Margie Reid of 321 Piney Ridge Road, Hester Tatengorst of 774 Fern Park Boulvard, Mrs. Polly McClain, of 632 Swallow Drive, and Mrs. Mildred Loving. Patsy and Gary Hall of 119 Waverly Drive, Fern Park, are the proud parents of a bouncing baby girl, Undsey Kay, born AprIl 4. �4 B-Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Sundsu, April 15, 1fl BUSINESS IN BRIEF Changes Made Legal NotIce IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AN FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 77•2OP1.CA41I. ERA -Stenstrom Realty, 2565 Park Drive, Sanford, Is introducing several new programs for home buyers and sellers, it was announced by Herbert E. Stenstrom, Broker-Owner, of ERA - Stenstrom Realty. Stenstrom said he will soon be able to Offer consumers the following services: Homeowners will have the option of taking advantage of a Iwo-year extension of ERA's Home Buyers Protection Plan home warranty on resale homes and up to a fouryear extension after the buIlder's one-year warranty Ofl new homes expires. Stenstroin Realty will also offer buyers mortgage Insurance through ERA Real Estate's affiliation with the VEREX Corporation, the nation's second largest private mortgage Institution. Stenstrom is developing a new corporate relocation department to help meet the needs of transferees. Manager Attends Seminar Sanford resident E.C. Elsea, Jr., recently attended a store management seminar In the JCPenney Regional Training Center in Atlanta, Ga. The five-day designed to sharpen the manager's skills in marketing strategy, motivation, use of time and setting priorities, training of associates, leadership and creative merchandising. Elsa lives at 3491 S. Mellonville Ave., and with the firm since 1956. He is manager of the local jcPenney More. Carolyn Lowry has been promoted to Construction Administrator for all the Ross Organization's residential projects, said Ron Schwartz, marketing director for the Central Florida homebuilding firm. A licensed residential contractor, rts. I4owry, previously served as Construction Coordinator for Ross. Schwartz said Ms. Lowry will be directly responsible for administration Of all construction activity, all residential building permits, purchasing all building materials for the various projects, maintenance of construction prices structures and a general office supervision. A graduate of Bradiey University In Illinois with a B.S. degree In Marketing-Retail, Ms. Lowry has been a Florida resident for 11 years. She currently resides In AItSITIOiIte SplIflg$. SOUTHEAST BANKS TRUST COM. PANY, N. A. as successor Trustee of the Harry L. Beeman Trust, Plaintiff, theast,cly and having a radius of 499.30 feet, also being the Southerly Plo olworth Paces Stocks . right of way of Collins Drive, thence run Southeasterly along the arc of said curve a distance of 26013 fee, to point of beginning, being part of Block G of saId Sunland Estates. The East 160 feet of Lot 2, Block A. SUNLANO ESTATES, according to the plat thirof as recorded in Put Book 11, Pages 16 through 22, NEW YORK (UP!) - Stocke cJ a six-month high this hoUdayshortened week, then Public Records of Seminole County, lost ground when IBM reported Florida. disappointing earnings and the has been f led against you and Cai4,r voiced you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, ii any, to It on deeIng concern about b'fla- CARL W. PEARSON, plaintiff's tion. Trading was active, attorney, whose aedress is 3433 F.W. Woolworth stock stole South Hopkins Avenue, Post Office the spotlight after Brascan Box 101$, Titusviile, Florida 327w, or etore May 7, 1979, and file the Ltd., a Toronoto..b.sed firm, on original with the Clerk of this Court offered $35 a share for the either before service on plaintiff's company's shares. woolsroith .ttorney or ImmedIately thereafter; otherwise a Default will be entered filed suit to iock the hid. against you for the relief demanded WOIIWOI1h stock, the second In the Comc(ainl or Petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of moat sdive Now York Ceeri en Mardi. 19, %97L Euhigeisaa, gained 3% to (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 29% on more than 2 million Clerk of the Court By: June I. Curtis to 20% on the American Stock As Deputy Clerk Publish Apr. 1, 6, iS, 22, 1979 Exchange. Including pulling Cobla Sends Patrol Boats Coils Boat Coin z Sanford, has shipped pert of *24____ boat order for the 81*1* ( KIIIKkY DSPSXt ' Natw*lsess'le irdtlalorder lnlV ,this recent delivery of 16 bo tabsings to 60 the total of Calls Boats in the Kentucky Marine Patrol. An addltjonaj order for S boats Is scheduled for a May delivery. DEI.14 . !ç . .,... ... . :..t : I , '4 - .., _________ __ .-,isps Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. Marilyn Jenquin Aligaler Publish: April 1, I, 15, 22. 1979 I. OCt.13 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: __ •_-,. * .-.•• ._i.__. F . ______________________ .. '-_ _. _,-:_.T T ii.! The facelift of downtown Sanford contInui with ilisIse rnI * Jail. fronts as part of a project to Improve the appearance of the city's central business district. Other downtown improvements spearheaded by the Greater Sanford Development Corp. include the proposed architectvra landscaping of First Street. Pictwed here Is the Greyhound bus terminal REALTY TRANSFERS ________________________________________________________ t001ialdG.Wh.sler&wIJulIa,Let 51k C, 1143.51, leverty TIVT.. Mirror 1k FIrst Adan., 1343$. 4, (QCD)DanafdWMslerIJs$Iat, ItfielynI. Smith, LetI, Ste C, 11* 51, loverly Tory., Mirrir Lb Firs Adil, 4343. stilelyn S. SmIth I 1* Jetm H. Psiw.r to JaM U; Forward I WI Effiulyn I, LaSS, Ilk C, 11.43-51, loverly Tvr.. Mirror LIke, FIrst Ado., INS Rise I. Prank Ii DarIs *. it.rnirs, sgi., 1.151, 5*0, North Glands * Jedur Carneran to Loelie L Misc .&wl Monica M.. W 171' of N at $Wf. at $116 of 51¼ less MISC St. Rd., IS at., 13111 't*VII C. MIsuse I WI Mwy C. I. Clis W. Itliws & WI WItm LII 13 Ste I, Sunland Ists., Arnsngsi p, StUN. * - Ruby 1.. hewlett (term. Ousrrle) J. T.tolea.cyN l SdI s,, DavId 1.111, MI. Lii 43,11k A. \ftusi. VIsSI isis., 431*. MwNo MirrM.. AnIHiy .1. - Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" aiter $4309, Florida Statutes,wiII register wIth the County Clerk, Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the fictitlos name, to-wit: LIVE OAKS CENTER under n$dch (I am) at (iddrem) 31$ Liv Oalts Slvd. in the City of Cassalbervy, Florida. Dated at Casselbsvvy, Seminole County, Florida, March 31, flIL That the (party) kWlrsdad in said buskisss enterprise (is) es fathsws: 5: John F. Price Publish: Mardi 43, April 1, I, 15, CONTV4UU Murray Fredericks, at al to Fuiton Orwit'ir en' Hortsi, VOfSIIofNIWNWetSIC. 1303314 acres ml, $13411. (OCO) Cr1. lb. & Tryst C. trustee Share house & expenses. Woman. Must like dogs. References. Phone 3224283. i Orlando - Wintet Park 322 -2611 831-9993 RATES 11mw .................43ca line 3 consecutIve tmm 3$c a line 7 consecutive times.....35c a line HO'10 Ru5Si&wfiIftyR,,Let,i&3k, Tiir Traflord's Map of 4, 6. a. Sanlort$**. Lard N. Wl*irson I $mrksra Trait to Rudolf Spuller & wf Let 1, SIb F, Paradise Points 1st SprinuiUn.4,$1LISI. Oaliwood 11411. to Thomas F. lull 1wlItwynLLt43,Tvsc.wilI.(J$ 1979 DI H. 13$ I FICTITIOUS NAME Notic, is hereby given that I ins engaged In businem at 1396 HOW 437 North, Longwood, PIe. 33710 fictitious name of HAV.A.CUP COFFEE SERVICE ard that I in. tend to register said name with Rio Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the proulsisis of the FIC?NIIIJS Name StaMes, 70*19: SectIon $4309 Florida Statutes 1967. 51g. EASY MIAK COFFEE SIR. INC. Iv Charles V. Hutton PublIsh: April 14 15 43, 19p 13, SIb C. Seminole Sites, $31ISS. Glenn 0. KnIsily I WI Lsiotta o. t•Evelyn A. Orson, Lt 361 HA, Sib I, Swoetweser Oaks Sac. Five, $143411 Cli Mae Gordon. sgi to Cordon Clarb Lets 211ILOnorel. Acres an* Ills 1st., $*. . Greet Amiv. Prap Pu., Inc. to 70th A. sworn, tram _____ m$.ri. WirsiC. Mis Rd I LongMu 4.113411 DIll 0. Malcolm Johnson & wI igIy *oOpsIJ. laIIey,961.,S½oIL.f 51 PICTITIOUSNAMI all of 6, Hullman I FeweR, Mike ier ilvon mat I em Shoemaker CliNt?. to bUSIIISIS at $43 lifts I Lelle S., LOt 17 5* Aitamente Springs $.mliiot, ldyUwUdo of Loch Arkor, Sec. 6, Coy, Florida, under liii I ic*Mi. lant., $43$ KIVA TIK$ add Ni I Win. W. llirivsr 1 wf Emma to intend to register saIdnoms with the LOIS K. Howell I WI JaCuiliis Clerk of the Circuit Cesiit, Seminole Los $1 N 34% ft. of LOSL SIb 1 Tier 4,1. R. Traftordo Mapof 1a.Nrd,. County Florida In acdaac4 wiSh '' SiciMi Th Greater Censir. Cv ' is learns Statutes, To-Wit: FloOds SteM.. 1967. Raw I WI NSICINMI. *15. 0. loverly leeRs PublIsh: *113 15.33 IL 96Th The Greater CsisIr. Corp James R. Patters. I wi Jane V., 011.43 Ovisisit, etc.. $143,711 ___ Sec., $3$. Robert W. Fontaine I Karen to Frank T. Randolph &wl Dolores, Let Tompkins Div. to Floyd 7. 0oy & WI Vamss. a.. Let 43 Gardon LObS Eats. U.N One. PF., MIt r1. to S*,I 1. WIIOon I WI Gerliditie D.. N if Let 43 & $ 44$' at 43, PhIllips Ten'., siMS. (OCD) Ivsrly & Lout to Eddie J.L.bN,Li1431$1I'ettatu. lees WANTED: Customers to enjoy Judy'S Hamburgers, Super Salad Bar with 15 items & Great Country Breakfast. No cx. parlance necessary. Apply in person Hwy. 17.92, Sanford. Secretary II: Secretary to the City Manager. Typing, shorthand plus all office skills mandatory. Expenienco and career oriented. Munfripal experience 30-ApartmentS Unfuriiished DeBary _____________________________ Sanford 1 BR. Air, ceramIc bath, wall to wail carpet. $153. $41. 7663. 1 BR-SIll. Pool. Adults only, On Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323 6670Mariner'sVillage. 2BR,lBLargecarport,klt.eq,jn country. 5 miles from town. 323 _________________ 31-Apartments- FurnIshed ____________________ .. Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down,town, very clean & roomy. Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT 2300 Melionvilie -____________ 32-Houses Unfurnished V NOTARY PUBLIC allan of Public Works activities 3722026 or 3230f67__ - Including streets, parks, municipal buildings-grounds, vehicle maintenance and in- WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A S-Lost a vicinity of Mayfair Country Club. German short hair, white w-liver spOts, docked tail. Bawerd. No questions. Pet, not huntIng dog, 322•'s31. - 0 leer Run Sec. Tlwee, Do you want a lob to pay you a good salary & take care of those past due bills? Come in and talk with ELAINE I RUIY at AAA EMPLOYMENT. For a small fee we will solve these preblems aid put you to work Immediately vestment approx. $450 mo. in. come or live in one, rant out other. Rural atmosphere, tax shelter & build equity in reel estate. Owner will assist with financing. Edward H. Seibert, Realtor. 323-001, aft. hns. 644. 14% __________________ 41-Houses a BOOKKEEPER a TYPIST a 11-Instructions STATION ATTENDANT Creative a Expressions WELDER a Call JoAn, 3230612 a ,OROUNDS KEEPER Most compl,t. Craft & Hobby a Supply In Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French Ave. Sanford, Fl. MOTEL NIGHT AUDITOR Deltona Inn. 11p.m. to 7a.m. Must hive experience. Part time. 46$4493 ask for David. LET'S SE HONEST II you worsn't looking for a nsw career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and it *i weren't looking for someone to doe lob this ad wouldn't be here. If you wait the Opportunity to sam Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, cattT430-432.S413 anytime for recorded message. LOT MAN 912 French Ave. 3235176 Check Mondays paper for more listings. A COLORFUL FUTURE ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 414 3079 for details. AVON Nur aIde or sip. sitter for in. valid in Nursing Horns. Ref. Req. 322.1097 or Write P.O. lox 219$, Sanford giving resum.'_ STE N STROM REALlY OVER 00 SALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED 1st QUARTER 19791 SELLERS I BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR OUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMES? WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER THE SPOILERI 3 BR, 2 Bath Home in ldyllwiide of Loch Arbor on Lovely LotI Central H. AC, OR, FR, Breakfast Bar, Eq. sdloolyadorGED; must have 300 hr1. mm. standards; must is in goad physical I medical condition. Apply at 1665 Providonce Slut, Deltone. 9 am. to S p.m., Mon. ttiru Fri. Nurses Aide, 11.7 shIft, sip, only. Apply Labsvlew Nursing Center, L4tLI_t MAINTENANCE MAN Apply inpenon HOLIDAY INN, SANFORD Wanted someeM lZpsrlslce4 to re. web yard chairs, call 3flh4s astir 6p.m. TraIn.ig plus an ezCltlg Grail Opening can is yours for $144N LEISURELY L1VINGI 3 BR, 2 Bath Home on Lakc Sylvani Your OWN Pool I Patio, w.w Carpet, DR, Eq. LatIn KItchen, FR, aid Many More Extra;I .IPP WARRANTED. Reducodfo 0000If S GALOREI 4 BR, We lath Home on Lovely Shaded Loll Latin Kitchen completely remodeled w.w Carpet, Lg. 5cr. Porch, Non Roof and Morel W, only 135.5001 DOLL HOUSEI 3 sR 2½ lath Horns with Pool & Patio? t.g. FR, Eat-In Kitchen, w.w Carpet, Central Air, Privacy Fence on Large Corrwr Loll IPP WAR. RANTED. Fantastic Boy for 54941,f REAl. ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADIRI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 Sanford's Sales Leader NEWI NO COMPITITIONI NO SILtINOI Service pre. Isp. Idoirorstir Masons. Istablistlel. accounts at retaIl Dallans Ares. Own Tram. 6742673a0. 7 outlets. Dlstrlbgto preducts mangfacturid by AatI.Crinw Crusade for perwol prsMuIN Minimum iveetmuit $0435 for umough biviulery is Vscovor Initial. Invsolm. This Is net tst,iIng. RoforeMas eutchaneod. Write Aml.C$ms Crusö P.O lout 7337-A. lirmingham. Al. 3Ifl3arcaHOpr.15,sss. Cabinet makers I spray FeWer. Isp. or trolnoss. $11 CabInets, Laq...sd. 431114 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 255 3232232 43114344 HOMEOWNERS: Don't less your cr0111: Wehavebslpadolflirst, find PAST CAlif ivyorsto buy their equity. WI can hip viii. TONY COPPOLA AS$OC. Reallor. 644.4311. - 2311 Palmetto Ave. Large 4 S*,'3 5. C.NIA, 3 iss. 543.111 IAL OLBERT1EAL1Y INC R1ALTDR7133 Eve. 323.4312, mi,. m.nii COMPANY awnod atrphus -30* 2b ret. rm& PP. Geld neigh. REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE Country 1 acre with older 2 Story, extra cottage. $25,000. REALTi NICE CLEAN 2 BR, 1 B home on 1g. lot, dead end street, fenced, OVER 100 SALES CLOSEDORCONTRACTED workshop. $29,500. BATEMAN REALTY IStQUARTER1979I DUPLEX & QUADRAPLEX bldg. site, con lot, shaded and con. veniently located near school & shopping $12,000. Reg. Real Estate Broker SELLERS 0. BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL 2638 Sanford Ave. WE SELL HOMES! WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER MAYFAIR 3 BR older 2 story remodeled by architect owner. New shake shingle roof. Perfect setting far antiques. Must soil this weeti. for large family. $39,900. 300' from river, surrounded by lovely homes. 520,000 . FANTASTIC! 4 BR, 2 Bath Home in Pinecrest w Central HAC, w- w Carpet, Eq. Eat-In Kitchen, 5cr. Patio, FR, on a Beautiful Landscaped Lot! Just $39,900! - balfy lnC.REALTOR, MLS or 5 8. Handy man special, $17,000. ASSOCIATES WANTED CALL BILL PLATTE FOR CONFI DENTIAL INTERVIEW. - TERRIFIC? 3 BR, l'7 Bath Home in Washington Oaks wCentrai Heat, Breakfast Bar, OR, Utility Room and Spacious BR's! app $24,500! WE'VE GOT IT? 3 BR, 2 Bath Home in San Lanta with Split BR Plan, Eat. In Kitchen, Central HAC, ww Carpet, Patio and Much More? Just $35,000? 322-2420 ANYTIME MAKE A WISHI 4 BR, 1½ Bath Home in Mayfair with Split BR Multiple Listing Service Plan, Pan. MBR, Central H-AC, FR, Patio, Lg. BR's, Excellent 2565 fl REALTORS Neighborhood. Close to Schools & Shopping! BPP WARRANT. PARK ED. Only 128,5001 COUNTRY LIVING? 4 BR, 2 Bath Home in Lake Mary with Central hAC. w•w Carpet, Great Room, DR, Eat-In Kitchen, all on a 1'e Acre Loll Also Add. 1 Acre? Pool Planned 8. Many Extras! Yours, Classified Ads will always give you mare Much , Much More than you expect. ... - 4 Searching for investment? Just apt listed 2 bldg. near town. for $72,500? $21,500. FAMILY'S DELIGHT? 3 BR, 2 *A Doll House for Beginners. 3 BR, 1 B furn. near shopping but ins quiet neighborhood. Act fast on this? Owner may carry mart. Bath Home w-Central H-AC, w-w Carpet, Fenced Back Yard, Near Schools I Shoppingl Nice Neighborhood! A Deal for $25,900. 111,0001 STE N STROM * Markham Woods Rd. 3 BR, 2 B, 4 acre country estate. Complete with horse stable I pasture, also quiet cottage I 1g. oak trees. REALlY Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 4 I Acre bldg. lots w-paved rd. frontage I beautiful oak trees in 'ood terms. WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER $TEMPER un M 4!Y AVAILASU in your ares I1MNpp. Per roil estats Wee, aa*idIN, davElpmunt, ,Wm. Ma,, I, •• $21,000. i'., YEARS NEW APPROXI MATELY 1900 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING SPACE. FIRE 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 & AIR. COMEARUNNIN'. $59,500. AGENCY m EXTRA LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH PANELLED FAMILY ROOM, LARGE YARD WITH FRUIT TREES. DEBARY AREA LAKE FRONT. OVER 2.700 SQUARE FEET WITH 13 ROOMS. iNLUIjlr,,., iN.LAW QUARTERS, CEN. TRAL HEAT & AIR, FIRE. PLACE, FAMILY ROOM PLUS TOO MANY EXTRAS TO ADVERTISE. $53,000 SEIGLER REALTY BROKER Branch Office Orlando 327-1577 FROM COMPARE THESE FEATURES: $5500 S MOBILE HOMES AT COST A MONTH FNEE MOVE IN WITHIN 100 MILES S CITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED sADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS Si 427 2MI. 1,117.92 SANFORD COVE SUPERI I lR, I Bath Home iii Dre.mwold w.Dlnina Area. Nit. La, Lg. 5cr. Patio, alloti lovely fenced loll app WAR.RANTED Wow, only Insist : ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. ONLY $2,000 DOWN AND SELLER TAKES MOR TGAGE. . * MIme, * STATIWISS PIN. AIICIAL MRVICI IN*1431 iiP.,,, 0.1. Lb. Mary SM. Futile coin, moOcil. I 5L3 S. MW. coal. Terms Is right psrty. *,$0. SATEMAN REALTY 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD NEAR OSTEEN YOUR OWN 35 ACRE LAKE, NICELY WOODED $1000 PER ACRE. TERMS 20 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE ROLLING HILLS AND BASS LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PAN AMA CITY $26,000 BEST TERMS. 1.16 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED NEXT TO DESIGNATED PARK. SYLVAN LAKE DRIVE lop.l.i IanN,rIAw. I:;. M0N..SUd. 9:15A.M. 5:15 P.M. NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU LIKE TALL BIRCH TREES ON I ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PROP ERTY OVERLOOKING AN ICE COLD TROUT POND VOL CAN HAVE IT FOR $3,995 WIT! ONLY 5400 DOWN AND EAS PAYMENTS WITH 6 PEI CENT INTEREST. .. • ••. ... SEIGLER REALTY BROKER Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 6688335 45-A--it of State Property __ • • • - ,. - • down, assume loan. Mountain cabin approximately I a handy man special because it is not finished inside., roughed wired and plumbing completed. Water and the outside is corn pleted. Large deck overlooking mtns. You can live in It while you finish it up. 5 mIles from Mur. phy. 527,500.00. 15,000.000 dowli assume loan. 2.7 Acres located on large stream, real good access. About I acre garden area or pasture. Plenty of room to build 3 or I houses. Lays gentle. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty of privacy. 323. $160 See our beautiful new BARRING- TON w-Iap siding Ishingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 373.5200 3003 Orlando Dr. VA I FHA Financing Crystal Lake Nursery 109W. 1sf SPACE HEATER good cOnd. Includes fan, tank, stand, trays & .ilI tubing, $55; (2) VW 4 lug wheels, 54 ca 323 5013 aft 6. left. Terry iwu self contained, air cord., canopy, Reese hitch I S way bar. Park Ave. Trailer Pk. Rent Our Rinsenvac 372.5181 We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $650 was Christmas layaway, Ihere was only 5)16 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for For sale Champion sired wired haired Fox Tertiars Welped 7.77 19. $175 each, Call 7347213. Murphy, N.C. 3190$ ______________________ 47-Real Estate Wanted Losing your home I credit? I will catch up back payments I buy equity.3220716. • * 'HOUSE WANTED. ' ' In Need of Pep"s 323 $410 Eves. - ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.95 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 3721721. Kenmore El. range 30", ceramic cook top, self cleaning oven, gold, E*c. cond, $150. 323.6721. 53-TV-Radio-Stereo Television-fl" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular Balance IllS or $12 me. Still in warranty. Call 131.1714 day or night, a.. .r... ....,, For Sale: Milk Goat, $45 Write BoxQ Sanford Fl. 32771 _____________________________ - 68-Wanted - to 1968 Buick Wildcat, I DR.. H.T Clean 8. good condition, $700. 372 3132. Hone InWroven-Ient Central Heat & AIr Cond, Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 Cond. Service. Free Est. on Comm. & Res. 3220208. Buy most. __- WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 3221721. ________ OR I EN TAL RUGS, WAN TED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6446)26 Andy's Remodeling Service General Building & Remodeling 365 6331 Small home repairs. Remodeling & Pan Roofing repair. Free Est 3238543 3310715 Beauty Care Mowhig - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett'S Beauty Nook 5)9 E. 1st St., 322 5112 - Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Buy 1 Sell, the finest In used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. ________________________ Cash paid for good used mobile homes. Leesburg Homes, 2215 N. Citrus Blvd., Leesburg, Fl. 32745 or call 904 7173029. eramiCille Lawn Service General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil & fill dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimming, flAttCfl eLAn W'V1PtJl tiltS flee FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO $ CASH DOOR PRIZES turnti.ble, $ track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only •SANFORD AUCTION. $130 or take up payments of 111 1215 S. French 3231340 per mo. Call 031.1714 for free home demonstration. __________________________ For Estate Commercial I Resid.ntial Auctions I Appraisals. Call Deli's Auction. 323.5420. ___________________________ 323 2918. BURFIELD'S Electric Servi1. Repair. Industrial, Comm. & Residential. 322934 24 Hrs. Load in from the North! DR & BR Suites, Oak bowiront, maple tables. Lamps I Misc. accent pieces. FILL DIRT TOP SOIL, CLAY. 339 2003 Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery Electrical corner cabinet Mahogany breakfront with desk, plus several other chIna cabinets. Roll top desk, pump organ, wicker asrted lamp & coffee Land Fill essmeking 322.0701 PUBLIC AUCTION S MON. APR. 16,7 PM. No ob too large or small. Corn plete lawn service. Free estimate. 323 488); LandScaping & spraying 32) 8049 call anytime MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 611.7617 fl-Auction - -. 3230332 1979 Thundtrbird Heritage Every .iva lal'te option including Moon Root Baby 410e with dark blue leather interior, only 22 ml on car $10,895 See at Bill Baker Volswagen AlrCond.aHeanng 61-Livestock.Poultry J1'IQ, AM'- Gu.'.dTsIevlsiorn.533an0up. MiIler's26i9OrlandoDr. , ___________________________ -. ------ W' LCrIIifl ,v.,nui 1975 Capr ice ''Classic" has everything I dr exc cond 52800 or trade br Sm. motor home 332 7425 Shots, papers, housebroke. 323 3721599 low cost Classified Ad. Lincoln, .s or . Town car '1?. air. PS. PB, P wds. sea' .'. dr locks. Cream on cream w vinyl top Cream w brr interior Tilt wheel. cruise, AM 18.8 track Every option, original owner, wile's car 323 6880 0679. Cash 322-4132 3230497 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 75 models Call 3399100 or 834 .1605 (Dealer I Pekingese. 3 mo. fawn & white. All 52-Appliances KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES .. Light Ilauling Glass screen Yard Debris, Trash ApplIances & Misc. (LOCAL 319 5371 Screen-porches, pool end. , wds. All type re glazing & wd. install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 322 5545. Painting Grooming & Boarng At,I,,AL UAVN Dog 1 Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea Control, Pet Supplies, dog houses. insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. DANNY'S PAINTING Interior.Exterlor House Painting Licensed-Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 322.9440 Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Laro.. Call 66, Tat,ln, Free Es?. 322 .543 or 322 4434 in 5757. Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair - - Use AWantAd37226lIor$3I 9993. ________________________ - Kids gone, but the swing sit in the back yard Isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 3222611. Home v.0 Are P1 '0 o4a. "flO G ORG ' • • '• • - P1unlng Service 4, • / . . , riOM R ,. W0 Ar0 Pleased To Annou NANCY 1INis STENSTROM 51 c10 REALly ' INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglaS 1 Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 371 0139 or 904 7346705 collect. - / ANNOUNCING * - - Wanted mm. Dachshund Male Puppy ONLY 322 3210 JACK FROST- Cent. Heal & Air 51-Household Goods ---- 323 7011 Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 3737340 377.54fl 77-Junk Cars Removed ____________________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 or 323 7710 ____________________________________ '76 Honda CO 200 Like New. $100 New Battery 571 1201 - WANT TO BUY Aspenorvolares W Good Conct Auto. A,r & Ht 323 1011 . Brockway Tractor, 250 Cummins Chevy Station Wagon, power & air. 323 1991 For Sale 5116 eah or take uo oavments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. cai UI 1114 aay or 34.3)5 E First St - -- Guinea Pigs WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE - ________________________ 79-Trucks-Trailers ts Supplies 35 hp Mercury Motor, Short shank, el. start w controls. $150. 371 05S5. night. Free home trial, no ObI air. auto .53850 or best olfer 327 6354 ________________________________ CARROLL'S FURNITURE hospital bed with mattress. Call DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a 12*10' 2 BR, 1½ B, like new, previous model, ready to move into. Carriage Cove. Terrific buy. Air, shed, awning, 3230160. Steam Clean Your Own Carpet 54*71 box spring & mattress, 1 . 78-Motorcycles 322779v 64-Equipment for Rent I 48x74 box sprIng & mattress, 1 ... BUY JUNK CARS From $1010 550 Call 377 1674. 32? 1360 3222260 These are a few of over 2000 CHEROKEE LAND CO. ... 332 5990 Easter Azaleas $2.11 Dwarfs full bloom For Easter 7 colors Refrigerator Coidspot, Frostfree lScu. ft., $125 42-W4bl le Homes - Nelson's Florida Roses Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. KuIp Decorators '$5950.00, $1,500.00 down payment. Plenty of wild game and good fishing in this area. tracts, we also have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc. Write or call for tree listing brochure, You can call free of charge by dialing I $00 4367431. Write or call today. 75-A--Vans - .v. - - CUSTOM HOME BUILT R EMODEL INS & RE PAIR 5.5. BAL.INTIASSOC. 3220465 lMan,qualityoperation S yrs. ezp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne BeaI, 377.1331 Concrete Work: steps, patios Sm. or Lg. Free Est. Call Mr. Taylor, 322 5545 or 3724134 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS FreeEst. 323 04$after $:30 ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Cng Cds. 323 0)74; 322.4W) Pressure Cleaning ___________________ Brown's Pressure Cleaning-Mt dew removal houses 1 rooi, mobile homes. Trucks Washed Economy rates. .34 9335, Pooling _________________________ Roofing & guttering, mt lest remodeling, all work guarOn teed. Free Est. 323.34Ja. TO LIST YOUR BUSINESS...... . DIAL 322•26fl - I I'....- _.. • - • . • - -.- - - - ()AYTONA AUTO AUCTION wy. 9?. I rnIe west of Speedway Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday dl? 30 II'S the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 901 255 1311 for further details - ______ Top Dollar Paid br lunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 FREE ESTIMATES ------ - FILL DIRT 1 TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Carpets from $6.50 yd. installed upholstery drapes slip covers. We will not be underso?d on comparable quality. cover 1974 Chev wd. van FRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322 9111 Eves after 61 weekends The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you get results Beds, double hotel, $30 set, A 1 2565 ___L_,-,. 9*12 Linoleum rugs$12.99ea. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 5791 -- 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 staI at only $850000, Good terms, 12)00.00 tires, fold down alum _________ 1973 Ford Grand loruno Sta Wqn PS. PB. Air E.c Cond only 39,000 mu 5300 0. take over payments 323 6011 5350 322 7816. 2739 Country Club Rd - obligation. NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS Apache camper -'sleeps 1, new 62-Lawn-Garden / ftEALTORSWPARK -_ Guitars. Drums. Banlos. Corn plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. ..7202 French Ave. 322 7255 - - ', ANYTIME Multiplo Listing Servico: * size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.93 So. of Merchandise 323 3829 .322.2420 . losichOffice 7 pc dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $508. UP; El. stove $608. up; full 75-Recreational Vehicles - Ii, .. 59-Misical -. . • RIAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADENI WI LIST & SELL. MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1u • 1736 Norwood P1., Orlando (305)4227002 S pc. BR suite new, 5239; 5 pc. LR Piney Woods Auction 196'S VW Good Cond Every Saturday al 1 p m located $650 on SM 315. IS mu north of San Call 373 .1398 lord We Will buy, sell or trade used Iurnuture. antiques or I Have a room to rent? Let ,, Cl,cSilied ad find a tenant br misc by 'he piece of house lull YOU' Free pick upon consigned mdse at 30 PCI 322 2770 1973 Jeep Custom Station ,%aqon, - Qudra track 360. V 8. auto. AC & Auction Saturdays? p m i'i A I cond 372 .1731 Sanford Ave at Hwy 477 Consignments Welcome or Sale 323 7050 Kelloqgs Auction Sales 1967 Plyulouth Fury 383. 5400 Cail 322 4731 after 5p m __________________________________ All type racquets, Avg. $8 Scott Reagan 322 5171 -i. 13341,, . RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS WANTED BASEBALL CARDS PAYING CASH Write or Call: Pete Flentke - POIGET.ME.NOTI Remodeled Z II, 1 lath Horns wCantral H.' AC,w.wCarpet,DR,Eq.Eat.I, Kitchen, ard Morel Will PaInt Estorlorli Buyer's cliolcsl BPP WARRANTED. Yours for, Sanford's Sates Leader 57-Sports Equipment Sanford, 322 8721. DeLand 668.8335 3232222 OWN FOR LESS THAN CARRIAGE 71 listings. We have all types of property listed from $500. per acre and up. We have small Shen&iI flnit, t17 WI ATTRACTIVEI 3 BR, 1½ Bath Horns with Central AIr, ww Carpet, Pan. FR, Inch Fireplace covered Patio w Grill? bat House, Fence I Much Morel IPP WARRANT. ED. Just $39,900? 2921 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fl,, 37771 AFRICAN VIOLETS Sale 9i9(aditac,gOOd(Ofld $500 or best otter JOHNNY'S BACK _ ROBSON MANINE BLOOMING Sanford 321-O64O 2565 REALTORS[ PARK MULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE Eves k23W 322.1959 quiet Cul.ds-saci Dining Area, Eat.in Kitchen, FR, Central Heat, w-w Carpet and Morel aPP WARRANTED. A liiy for Sale new 5399; Loveseat $14.95 Iup; acre. Dandy garden spot. This is ANYTIME REALTOR 332.4991 COMFORTABLE? 3 BR, 1½ Bath Home in Washington Oaks on I ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED LAKE MARKHAM ROAD. NICELY WOODED $14,900 -_ •• . 3 BEDROOM FRAME, FIRE PLACE, SCREENED PORCH, NEW ROOF, FRESH PAINT. NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. Multiple Listing Service JUST LISTEDI 3 BR,2 lath Home in Pinscrest on Lovely Lot in Nice Neighborhood? Pan. FR, spacious OR's, w.w Carpet, utility Room, Close to woos , 100' FRONTAGE ON AIRPORT BLVD NEAR NEW K MART. ZONED PROFESSIONAL OFFICES 5)2.500 TERMS 7 BEDROOM, ENCLOSED CARPORT, WITH NEW ROOF ON WASHINGTON. $21,000. - *44 Acres county acreage wcitrus grove & SR 16 frontage i Geneva. Attention developers good price & terms. SELLERS I BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL ORBUYAHOMEI 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, ON CRESCENT. $19,500. $21,900. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER? WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE? .lN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1? Appt. onlyt OVER IOOSALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED 15tQUARTER 19791 LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FORMAL DINING ROOM. PANELED FAMILY ROOM, OVER SIZED CLOSETS THROUGH OUT. LARGE EAT IN KITCHEN. EXCELLENT BUY. 532.000. WARRANTED. Can You Believe Sanford's Sales Leader - PORCH. NEAR DOWNTOWN. 5)9,500. GET TOGETHER - ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST. This elegant 4.3 has lust about everything. $61,900. 2 BEDROOM FRAME PARTIAL LY FURNISHED. NICE & CLEAN, TILE BATH, LARGE ROOMS, SCREENED FRONT SELLERS I BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOME? WE SELL HOMES? WHY DON'T WE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1! , for 80-Autos for , Lq variety.. 2101 Airport Blvd. AT 5th. $17,500 OVER 100 SALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED 1st QUARTER 1979! SChOOlS & Shopping! A Buy for 531,000! ) Gheenoe fiberglas 15't' W Trailer, $225 772 9464 aft 6 I 72-Auction motor. Excellent cond. Many extras. Osteen 3233026 after 6 Since 1937 JUST FOR YOU! 3 BR, 1',3 Bath Home Remodeled, all Rooms Paneled, New ww Carpet, Fireplace in LR, FR, Close to _______________________ The weather is perfect for a backyard sale sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 323.2611 or 131.9993. REALTY .- ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD - • NICE HOME OR RENTAL INCOME. 3.1 has future corn mercial use. Good location & cony, financing yet asking priceis only $19,500. some trees. $25,000. 2544 S. French Ave. 3220231,323.7173,322-0779 Carpet, Spacious Backyard & Much More! Perfect for Newlyweds or Retired Couple! Nice Location' app WAR RANTED. Yours for 528.500! Program Hour Sales Training Member Realtors, MLS ERA w JI1IOflI Referral ServIce Choice property in Lii Mary-2 acres on a corner, cleared w STENSTROM acre. WIIiarn Maliczowski, Realtor 322 7983 TERMS. Reg. Real Estate Broker LONESOME HOME! 3 BR, 1 Bath Home in Sunland w Dining Ara, S Largest Listing Inventory 5 Dominant Advertising Assume I BR, 1', bath. Washington Oaks Area. $10,000 2135'i S French 11792) Sanford Kitchen, FR 0. Every Imaginable Feature! BPP WARRANTED. Your Wish Come True for 572,9001 or newly.lIcensed Now! 107W. Commercial Phone 32278$), Sanford The Real Estate Agency REALTORS AC. Fireplace, Eq. Eat.ln gressive, Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, experienced JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 50-Miscellaneous & Accessories 16 ft Bass boat w 75 HP Chrysler WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES, R. Legg, Lic. Mtg Broker, 825 No. 40 Wymore Rd.. Altamonte. 862 7483 h 0! Santord, $2,200 per W. Garnett White Reg. Real Estate Broker $30,000. Bath Home in Idywilde of Loche Arbor! Pool 0. Patio, Central H REALESTATEA5SOCIATES 444.3013 ((CtJ) BEAUTIFUL! Executive 3 BR, 2 Night Medel Inc., P.Itc. 55-Boats 47-A-Mortgages Bought &SokI INC. REALTORS 8306$)) or 3391711 eves. 61 acres Y Enterprise, Inc. 3 plus acres with 2 old frame houses on Country Club Rd. 323 5321 FORREST GREENE your lot or our lot. $3,500 ea. Offices Too! BPP WARRANT. ED. Great aUrcol"SJI,900! Lake Sylvan area. 7 bldg. sites lOOx 140 es 57.000 ea Cash for your lot! Will build on 9 building lots in City. Zoned MR 2. Fenced 0. Landscaped! Super Location! Great for Comm. Lake Mary- wooded lake view lot I00 130. 510,000 VA. F HA.235-Conv, Home Low Down Payment down. No qualifying. 322.1109. REALTY WORLD. WHAT A BUY! 3 BR, 1 Bath Home w Central HAC, ww Carpet, DR. FR, Porch, Completely RIVER FRONT build your dream home. Has a scenic view of the St. Johns River. 2 lots 15*170 ea. Frontage on deep water canal 3210759 4 BR, 2 bath home in one of San ford's nicest areas. Has all modern conveniences, perfect OR BUY A HOME' REALTORS PARK Iranch Office 24 HOUR E 322-9283 STENSTROIVI $10,500, complete. For tull Istilis call Mr. Patrick $4.733.Øj, COLLECT. SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. Harold Hall New 235 Homes. 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 tc, $38,000. Low down payments BUILDER 3222287. fttALT°1 HOUSECLEANING? SPR ING 1*0001 322- 2420 Ever wonted Is ems a beautiful FashIon lovtique or Jeans1 Shop? New you can Nave your awn highly profitable ilisbi000, foslvring ever 1* famous hams brasisl Inventory, Fixtures, REALTY NEAT AS A PIN 1 BR, 2 Bath Home with Central H-AC, w-w Carpet, Dining Area, Rear Fenced Yard? Like Now and In Excellent Condltlonl Just 9191. Second St. ImmedIate openings for general laborers. Day shIft only. Apply tisOwe hours S am. Is 11 am. American WoeØ preduds Mill Office, $0 Marvin Ave., 32271)1. for 143,3001 For a career In Reel Estate call Roalty World, The Real Estate Applications being accepted for the position of FIREFIGHTER with Doltona Fire District. Must be iS or over, must is high 101111'S Latin Kitchen, Patio I Morel BPP WARRANTED, All Yours Agency Juno POrzIg 433.13$L Experienced electronic test todmicien capable of making inoveted contributions to test methods. Must bewiliing worksr who Sts along well with others. Opportunity for advancement. Equal Opportunity Employer RAF Megnetics, Inc. 300 Lexington Ave., OsLand, Fla. water, sewer. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 3226157. Eves. For a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call Herb Stenstrom, Realtor.Owner, at 322.2420. ASSEMBLY MECHANIC * SALES REP. 11-A--Arts& Ci'afh -- Fuli.Time Office Supervision Compatible RealtorAsso. dates S Over 22 Years Experience borheed W40*mgnity swig. mb pool. Low w-rnert I We W. car101 by seller. Call The Greeter Cisir Corp to MIlsom Oilier? I WI RIta. Lii I, $svsellts Sec. Three, $1,411 Itolihor Mn Womach. sgf to .tegj a. rirk Jr 43L lIe' WoO NI is,. at $ - or ¼ at sit at Sec sit$ etc.. SiN. c$.4 43_ Lake Mary-Sanford Area. In. RECEPTIONIST * CASHIER Carrel's Kiddie Corner, Dunn 1. 3rd St., Osteen. Mon..FrI., 6 am. .4 p.m. 322.2616. ______________________________ 41-Houses___ Sanford's most well-known, pro. a I-Child Care _______________________ - SECRETARY N,umsin$llsiinLtW to Nader I- . Cs.. leg., Let L Wli WInter 10, 104$ Dee. DupIsx.sfo,sal ___________________________ I U ISIIUUUUIUIU _____________________________ .[ ML REALTOR 323.6061 or eves. 323 0517 ____________________________ New 3 BR I bath home C-H. city 323-577.4Day 40.A-Apartm.nts& U M. Unsworth Realty Agency, 323.5321. North Edgemond Ave., Winter Springs, Fl. 32107. e $WofILGIN.ibs$iN. For Lease Executivs home in Idyllwilde. 3 BR, 2 B, FR, 5cr. pool. Luxury living, turn. or unfurn. Call The Real Estate sonnel, Found Lost, strayed or taken from the 3230$65 spection of subdivision improvements. Resume to Per. Mate" Dating ServIce. All Ages. P.O. Box 1031, CIWIr., FL. 33317. - - 2 BRLR.DR comb. Kit fum. Suitable for retirees. urn mo.. 1st, last & $100 damages. - our lot or yours FHA.VA, FHA 235 & 245. Build to suit -Lovely 1g. 1 BR, Air, No Pets. Ideal Ret. Persons. Near shopping & churches. 3221051.44$ 44$ ________________________ N U I I U I Call 3231398. rates, inquire 500 5. Oak. Superintendent of Public Works: sponsible for malntenance.opr. 43 I I I I I REALTOR. 322-74S1 ___________________ 3 Bdr., 1', bath, fenced b.yd., range, ref., d-wshr, washer dryer. VA appraised, $29,500. Sanford-Gracious living, Reasonable weekly & monthly Ave., Winter Springs, Fl. 32701. Weddingsby DOT Call Bart 29-Rooms Apply 400 North Edgemond This is a working administra. tive.supervisory position re own home. Many extras' $36,500. . ____________________________• desired, but not mandatory. Appetite required. I I I I I REAL ESTATE . . . DIVORCE-$20.O0--Guaranteed. Free details; KIT, Box 791, Pompano, FL. 33061, 941-6997. Sunday, April 15, 1979-SB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Brand new 31. secluded but in town, Ii acre, 1350 It. living area, garage, CHIA. Builders The 'Good Ole Days" have never left the Classified Ads. .The Buys are still The Bestl . CLASSIFIED DEPT. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1021 Camellia Drive, Casselberry Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of DEPENDABLE PEST CONTROL, and that I intend to re glster laid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with th. pro. visions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: SectIon $45.09 - L' -t FACILWT Seminole I - Carolyn Lowry Named r. CL1b-3IFIED ADS need management changes " . conjunction with Organizational rROSS. ROADS CONTRACTING, 0:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY realignments that were an- INC., a Florida corporation, SATURDAY 9.Noon TRICOUNTRY BUILDING SUP nounced several months ago. 3 Lines Minimum PLY CO., INC.,a Florida cor. Philip B. Baker, director of poration, PBX Program and Marketing w. P. COX. JR., and J.J. SWIFT, as DEADLINES Support, will assume all Trustees and last surviving Directors of COX CRAFT, INC., a Noon The Day Before Publication tei marketing SWIport. dissolved corporation, and L,M. Whitney, formerly COX CRAFT, INC., a disSolved Sunday - Noon Friday ofStiorL corporate manager at General NOTICE OF ACTION headquarters ill St. TO: CDX CRAFT, INC., I l,ouis, Mo., will become dissolved corporation 3412 Fifth Avenue, uth director of Industrial Birmingham, Alabama 35272 4-Personals at the Digital Systems Center 18-Help Wanted W. P. COX, JR. Director fo and Trustee of COX Janies A. Giultano, COflCRAFT, INC., a disSolved Afternoon iABORTION SERVICES. corporation troller, will manage the 3613 Ridge View Drive Paper Route 1st Trimester abortion-4i00; Gyn financial services for all of West Available Clinic -$16; Pregnancy test; om.grbon In Central Birmingham, Alabama 35216 male sterlization; free coun. Good Part Time FIOL-ÜIB soling. Professional care, sup. J.J. SWIFT, Director Income portive atmosphere confidential. Donald W. Wiles has been and Trustee of COX So. Seminole Area promoted to director of CRAFT, INC., a dissolved CENTRAL FLORIDA corporation Call 322.2611 - 831.9993 Systems Engineering. WOMAN'S HEALTH 2521.6 Mountain Lodge Circle The Evening Herald ORGANIZATION John D. Giatrells, Will be Birmingham, Alabama 35216 given the additional OoYOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 609 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando SUPER MARKET-store man. sibility for all industrial action foreclosing mortgages on the ager; assist. manager; stock $90921 following property in Seminole Toil Fr 1-600.221-2566 man; cashiers. Must be exp. marketing and sales. County. Florida: Apply In Person Only, 25th I Wendell L Sittser, formerly The South ½ of the Northwest '4 of Park Sanford. Food Barn Inc. FAC6UWITHAbNINKING of Operations Staff, has been Section?, Township 20 South, Range PROBLEM? Mature lady to care of 4 mo. old promoted to director of field 31 East, lying East of Seaboard Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Coastline Railroad and West of baby, 2 or 3 days a week in my Can Help service. Millonviiie Avenue (less the South home. 323.7101. Phoni 647.3333 Stromberg-Carlson La a 951.45 feet). ,WrItP.O...Box 1213 "The Orlando Clvii Service Office Begin at the NW corner of Loll, leading designer and nforE?rorida 32)71 will accept applications for Block F. SUNLAND ESTATE, uftfteiepiond according to P1st thereof as Police Officers from April 16 ut ALCOHOL A PROBLEM through April 20. lntemtod telecOtflfl3UflLCatlOfls switching recorded in P1st Book 1), Pages 16 INYOIR FAMILY? persons should apply in person tilI The Tampa-based thrãuih 22, Public Records of AL-ANON to the Orlando Civil 5er'ice Seminole County, Florida. thence For families or friends of company has manufacturing run Office, City HaIl, 400 S. Orange South 0$ degrees 36' 23" West problem drinkers Avenue, Monday through facilities in Sanford; Camden, through the SW corner of said Lot 1 a For future information call Friday, 6:00 am., to 5 p.m. Ark.; Charlottesville, Va.; distance of 265.54 feet, thence run 641.3333 or write Orlando is an Equal Opportunity West 94.76 feet, thence run North 60 Sanford AlAnon Family Group Rochester, N.Y.; and Ardinore, Employer." reei sr 33' West 311.1$ feet, P.O. Box 533 it has been a General thenceNorth Mdegrees2l' 29" East 1 part time. 1 full time parson to Sanford, Flo. 3277) Dynamics division sInce 1955. 213.95 feet to a pointon the arc of do filing I light typIng. General a curve lying COflCIV• Nor. office duties. 323.4670. New Customer Services I ToShare HICKORY LAKE ESTATES. INC., a Florida corporatIon, Sf ens from Announces 41-HOUSeS 2$-Apts.& Houses or S3l-993 �I 65—Evening Harald, Sanford, FL • I ( I. • •• on.-time chorus to perform Handel's Messiah. (R) 4:30 5 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Featured n$ by World Gymnastics Kurt Thomas, Mar. cis Frederick, and the U.S.S.R. Gymnastics team; World Record High Dive Challenge fr om Orlando, Florida. &O0 8 FIFIM jp "The Rising TICI. Of Isiani" Guests: P.J. Vatikiotis, profeuor at the UnIversity of London; Gabriel War. but and Gabriel Ben.Dor, pro. lessors at the UniversIty of Haifa. 930 (2) Gown SINGING JUSI. LEE EVENING 5 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO MOVIE "Charlie Chan 600 NEWS (4) MAST R E E THEATRE 5 MASTERPCE "Uwe: Berth" UWe's friends suspect that she Is having an affair with the Prince of Wales. (R) Egypt" (B/W) (1935) Warner Oland, Robert Young. An archaeological expedition UnCOVerS 1 tedous 11 V2 Hr..) S ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 630 FLORIDA'S WATCHING SCIS NEWS O NEWS 0 UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL NBC RELIGIOUS SPECIAL "John Wesley The World Was His Parish" The life and work of this social and religious ISfOfVfl pioflW who founded Methodism IS explored, (4)5FEAST OF LIFE Alfred Antonini Mods the CBS orchestra celebrating Easter, __k performances featuring poetry and dance. (A) SEE "Cowboy" Trick roping with a young Taxes flie's Gr. Lake Crew prepares for a race. (R) 10:30 •KESWORLD PI C 10:00 ____ M THE GONG SHOW (4) HERE COMES PETER COTTONTAIL Peter law to deliver more Easter eggs than the Ir, from disgrace by a friend and his tims (A) 0 HIS MAW Guests: John Hartford, Moe Bandy. ;• wci wiuc 5 SOCCER MADE IN GER. MANY 730 (2) 8:00 (3)OCHIPS Ponch's boils over when he sees a broadcast town taking ltacov. erage of the cii petrol to ltl stories more excltement.(R) Moblle,Aiabma. THE EASTER BUNNY IS COMIN' TO TOWN Fred Astaire narrates this animated muslcalwhlchexplalns the orl. gins of many popular Easter traditions. (R) _ ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Hostages" Ufe In ttie country becomes less then ld)IIIc as three farm children are taken wvw y WW 8:30 (2)NBCNIWS 'u • •5 FIRST CHURCH 7:00 (2)OWORLD OF DISNEY "The Boy From Dead Man's Bayou" Jeannot's efforts to retrieve the thwarted bya ferocious aMgator.(Pon 2012)(R) •QUE PASA. U.S.A.? 80d015 Do 1130 (4)SFACITHENATION 5 TURNABOUT "Hands OffI" Women are sexually harassed In and professional environments. (A) S FRIENDS Randy takes advantage of his friendship with Nancy and Pets to relIeve some of the pressure of his ERNOON wouslowu THE FORSYTE SAGA "The Afternoon Of A Dryad" Flew, now expecting a Child, sends Wilfred away, but Michael hears about her affair with Jon. 8:0 (2)0 NBC MOVIE "With Six You Get Eggroll" (195$) Doris oar, Brian Keith. complica. lions arise when a widow with three sons marries a widower with a teen-age daughter. (A) 4)5 AU. IN THE FAMILY Edith's cousin Floyd decides to fill the Bunkers' "empty nest" by leaving his nina-year-old daughter Stephanie with them. 1200 (4) WILD PLACES Hosts: 9:00 Joanne Woodward and Paul (2)0 Si AND THE BEAR BJN"110. learns group his Vietnam CON181.1111111111M BUYLINE a of " _____ atsiars Peter Ustlnov explains many of Einstein's theories With graphic oationa, Vi$$lon and special visual affects. 10:00 (2)OSIJPIRTAAIN The theft of a million-dollar necklace during a cross-country charity ball mars the first day of Supertraln's new chIef officer Randall (Joey Areeco). 11:00 (2)11)550 NEWS itso (2) 0 SATURDAY NIGHT LNE Host: Milton Berle, (4) MOVIE "The BeSt Yom Of Our Uvss" (1/W) (1941) FredrIc March, Myrna Loy. Three veterans and their wives struggle to cope with Pool-WW adjustment, (3 Hr..) MOVIE " TitS Do" (C) (199$) Yui 00y". Intl A CIA agent discovers RuIan agents plotting to riptace him With a mental and physicel double. (1 1/2 Hrs.) MOVIE "Sabdna" (1/W) (1914) Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn. The daughter ci the family clis4lew is — alter by two wealthy (}GlaNSe brothers, _____ 60 IIWAY (j)A THISIE THE LIFE 8:30 CHURCH SUNVICE THE LAW AND YOU MR URS U.S.A. IAFTER NOUNS (3)flOOMPANY ___ StSY3OSIOOL FORUM 1111111111111,101 MS THE MMIO MMACHIPU •i IuiO Batfr,l looks at Eastor through the Renaissance an andmusic of Florence, Italy. (A) INTERCOM CONSUMER SURVIVAL KiT "Motor Oils, Paying For coilege Education I, Small Claims Courts" 12:30 (2)0 MEET THE PRESS S BLACKAWARS W FLOR RIMP ____ SUPlY MOIININS ISALVATIONS CW1ID YOICE CPLORY I OPMID MEN MVNOPI.I to Gunm OS isoia SAT THE WHITE HOUSE Mikhail Bamikov and princl- peft of His Now York City Sallie perform "Four Chopin Dances," "Harlequlnade," "Rubles" and "Tarantella" In the East Room of the White House. (1) OUTDOORS '$ JOURNAL ITONY BROWN Of The Decade?" __ A saretes US UMIs 1116 pisuJsg Bm No tiiW Doildein Is Sen Fren. (2) (4) DONAHUE 5 MY THREE EC MOVIE (THU) • (4) • THE UTTLEMSCALS 5 EDUCATIONAL PRO. 147 EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 658 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 50000 MORNING FLORIDA MMING STHE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (4) UPBEAT Im OHIINEIGHBOR 7:00 TODAY (4)5 WEDNESDAY MORN- au CARD SHARKS (4)5 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 1030 (2)0 ALL STAR SECRETS (4)5 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 1100 (2)0 HIGH ROLLERS LAVERNE a $HJPUY THURSDAY MOANING 50000 MORNING AMERI. •FAMILYFEUO 11:55 C11116 NEWS 725 (2) TODAY WI FLORIDA 50000MORNINGFLORIDA IM NEWS 7:30 0 TODAY 0000 MORNING AMERI. CA S&M. 7:45 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 5STtIO SEE (MON. TUE. THU,F*) •FOOTSTEPS(WED) (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 50000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 NEWS AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) PASSWORD PLUS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE 55 NEWS 12:30 (1)law (4)SSEARCH FOR TOMOR. r: OHOU..YW000SOUARES 10O (2)0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES MIDDAY IZ which the CBS star played NBC By JOAN HANAUER The news correspondent Betty — NEW YORK (UPI) Mary Tyler Moore comedy. Rein in a dramatization of her 2:00 THE DOCTORS (2) variety show has been derailed book. ow LWETO While CBS looks for a vehicle and "Supertraln" Is coming 2:30 beck — bit not on the right for Miss Moore, NBC has (2) 0ANOTHER WOAL0 brought back "Stertra1n." track. (4)• GUIDING LiGHT "The Mary Tyler Moore The spruced-up series, which Hotg" has been canceled after bowed in with much ballyhoo 3:00 this season's final show in May, this winter and was withdrawn S GENERAL HOSPITAL and MISS Moore will go back to when It failed to attract the 5 STUDIO an a half-hour situation comedy customers, returns to NBC 330 April 14, 10.11 p.m., Eastern for CBS in the fall of 1*). (4)SMA'S'H(R) The network and her own time. ppy 5 ELECTRIC MTM Productions are looking The train, like they used to 4:00 for asultable vehicle, now that sayinanoldcarad,stlllap(2)flfEP4y ONO (MON she apparently has given up her pears to be wider on the inside, dream of singing and dancing, narrower on the outside — (2)0 SPECIAL TREAT (TUE) It was never a good Idea for a which leaves an immediate (ID THE coo COUPLE variety of reasons — including credibility gap. 5HOGAN'S HEROES The new "Supertraln" re •BEVERLY HILLI$LUES the fact variety is dead on mains a lightweight series with 02 MAKE ME LAUGH (MOW, television these days. Neztaeaaon CBS plans to star flimsy plot and essentially 5SAW lTMET Miss Moore In dramatic humorless dialogue. Like a specials, hoping to repeat the cross-country train ride, It's 4:30 (4) MPCIDOUGLAS success of "First You Cry," In boring. S BEWITCHED Iiieiiessi•ei••eiieseee.•• SMERVORETWI 0 ROOKIES WON, WED-PAl) (4)5 ONE DAY "CS f,_ of his api'ment passkey almost coststimMeot, 2:00 (2)NA@NVLL1MUSIC (4)5 AliCE Ake, inelda ,s 500 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 ROOKIES (TUI) •MIiiROOEM(A) Flo and Vera buy a "vintage" car from p wiicl's turns out to be an old lemon. (A) M MOVIE "The Billion PKINSHIP MOM The United States National Team takes an the National Team of East Germany, from Lake Tahoe, pll- Threat" (P mIen) Oslo Robinette, Patrick Macne.. America's we Intelligence agent battles with a master ade SMOVIE "Love Is A lad" (C) (1113) Glenn Ford, Ford. Hope Lang.. An limlreas and a duke respectively fell in IM with commoners, tolling the plans of an ardent matchmaker, (2 Hrs.) STUIBS "Eaeler Bowl Jun. Ion indoor Tennis" Coverage of the nation's most prestigious tennis bout to, lunlon players, held at the linghai,çton Club ku Now Jensey. 8:30 INSBLI.1 Members of the NOW I"perform AdOIPIIS Adams' 'usio dance about the tragic love of a peasant girl Is, a nobleman in this speohal limed at the Sol"Thsatar in Moscow.15,11as 330 OF IIIIIglKI a IIl to do" all Ife on earth unless he is pad a billion dollars. aWMM FAQ PH. 323.0501 SANFORO SANFORD AIR TERMINAL . 574**? ON-/LI'?. IRY /tTA REI.4A7A6. RxjHr t41"S? IVYh r,41 CLXIECT/AI$ VN4CO. : SUNDAY BRUNCH 5 r : lOa.m-2p.m. - All YouCanEat _____ $ includes Salad Bar tax Coffee tea, etc, _______________ and MVN. TNIU P11. 3 , •THE YOUNG AND THE IWI FLA . The Nkat Buftt and Salad Nor In Twn. + All You Can Est. 1pclv&s $3fax ce"Ge, T" etc. 744C gin 4f 1 by Garry Trudeau F OVERLOOK THE •OVEAEARV -7 - I • ' The original ce 0 0 0 0 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 4p.m.THClosing DRAFT BEER C NIGHT Per Glass : 3 WIDE TV IN LOUNGE s pa BANQUET CATERING FACILITIES CAN IRA? UTOI2I sw-i ngs . earth and S 4'lS 25th Century! IN THE 2SIth CENTURY _j PLAZA U — 1:15.3,41 Ill. 13TN...HES... SAcK IN TOW V • YOU LIKE TO WATCH MOVIES THE THE CRACKS YOUR FINGERS? SEE HIS FAULT THAT THE LAP KNOWS NOTHING OF ARMS. HE SEES A TALL YOUNG LAP ALL PRESSED FOR A BOUT. HEY, MY SAP, WO.6OST TRY A ,CWACT/CF RO(WP WITH $I?' '!esao, SIR, 8T BEAR WITH ME ,'CW I AM &T A %CV,VE.TM 0 1971 K0111 FOSINVIII 5.1111, k.c Wuild ,4 ,i, Eve. N LW W.d.J. I., camwidd 1.15 1 LA NV• ds end the plight of Haitian ref. , COSISUMUR BILINI Moon MARY i,. OuseL,Ken W&TCHE5 HIS SON, EPW1N,SHUFFLE il4IY AND WO$PERS IF 1115 NOT MAT AU. SlATS 1.15 Mills "Ills socuess Susm of no (3) 5 WEEKEND Lloyd Dobyns and Undo Derbee ripen on the transient derelict OurStory sin MOTRIK FITZTIUMPET 'HALLOWEEN "Ing to 1 -' szitzts SAlLY 541 50' 5:45.7:11 1:15 CNIIC$ N' CNONG UP IN SMOKE AT THANK GOD 9114 IT'S FRIDAY 11:00 __ 5 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Alvin Crow! Mercie Bad" (A) 11:11 (1)CUS NEPa i is (2) OO LAM MWM #oft jism CWOII O'Connor Burgess Mersmj. AtlUflICANSP(t "The Fwd Of Double Ee W. Narrelar Bob lift presents auniqueleokatwueBrof VA. oseshd oroesing of the Atlantic by h01* 11190011 WhiCh tOok memu,mayorefsbIg • 430 city shocks everyone When he armo umoeshlsplenso runl or a fourth term of alias.(RI M1 To kAimounced. JUIOII Ousetr COMM Germ Pimey, Catherine He o a DoN. Lao Sew. CID Mow "A Mart Called PSS," (C)(1958) RIchard TOIK last Plows. $ocsmst Peter Meriuuad coffiN to the is I ____ iJ? &auk 1B el ) NEXT ww< - A FiniIwAffajr '4-15 ROAST TOP SIRLOIN OF BEEF BAKE ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY 1 D VIRGINIA HAM Fresh Garden Salad. Macaroni Salad. Creamy Whipped Potatoes. Belgium Carrots. Buttered Garden Peas. Cornbread Dressing. Deviled Eggs. Assorted Relish Tray. Assorted Rolls a Buffer Coffee. Tea Assorted Fruit Pies. ____ (5 ) "Masters Tawnujuir LIve omwage of NMnss.d play Is this to m.sr leumiasits of a. year, NO l'i Ilabunal Got SIR GAWAIN AND PRINCE ARN, FOLLOWING A QUEST, ARE NOW FAR TO THE NORTH AND NEAR 'THE POINT OF TROUBLE. SUNDAY—APRIL 15 Served 12 Noon 1119 p.m. 4110 00 . $595 - Y 5 PTL CUll ___ NO It ol EN aaajruni Clupaiu 10 rr/ -. 530 (3)f5 5 THE COOU IIW!TCHED (MOW, WED. DOONESBURY (CAFETERIA YLE) LESTA VItA PitT and LOUNG E S MARY TYLER MOORE ' 8:00 5 INTERNATIONAL CHAM. a Ai*w W^v"n OAomowo4s 6" Pam :iGrend No"S1i.juw hem AM, Sn P14 of "7h FIlial of Them U"; ends nepal an ft et omb. laleiaijr. STIll 0O4TeYOUISlI SANFORD. FLORIDA _____ AT A TIME Guest: Morgan Maxfield, editor, Economic Meterology. 'O° (R) April 15, 1979 am WALL STREET WEEK is a. MU Aimed Serwises AND 715 MIC I (4)5*8 THE WORLD TURNS John Ryner, Kathe. rim Hall mm End 'led Knight 'oIn the Boone family In a saute to seasonal sports. romance and Easter. 1:30 $ (2) THE WILEURN BROThERS FUNTLM S PAT BOONS AND FAMILY WI MVIUW(R) ON NUN. 5 UNV FALL 70 M ) MUSSAS • I MM Hour Derailed 5 ALL MY CHILDREN (A) 1110 (3)CIAMPIOS* NP FISHING I)•NSA SASUTIALL Lim ommisge of a IrSt.rsund playoff game. Teems and location to be announced. 01011' pj CON- MORMON 8WA1ON (WED) (THIJ) (2) 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (FSFAIDAYMORNING(FRI) (4)SLoVEocupE 5 INIJTES 5 WILD KINGDOM "Prods. for. Of The Mars" Cheetah, 1l05 wild dOg5 hymn"and others use remarkable meth. ods to catch their prey. 0 WILD KINGDOM "ChalOf The Cheetah" Marlin transports a group of cheetahs to a sparSely populated region. (Patti) BAPTIST S:W TODAY 50000 MOANING AMERI. CA (2) (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD ling Power Of OPEC?" (A) ®CSS NEWS convicts. buddieS are planning to steal a fortune In gold from an Undirworid cm. Cold (4)5 CBS MOVIE Turkey" (1971) Dick Van Dyke, Poe Scott. The residents of a small mid-WeStern town we offered a $25 million reward if everyone will quit smoking for 30 days. LOVE BOAT The Pacific Princess drifts under the corn,nand of a bumbling navel offI. per while the captain an orew are held captive on an Island by Istrange hermit (John Aatln), pns-s., U.S. NY forscholarshlpeandacrownln ' from this CompetItIOn, live THE ADVOCATES "Should 11:00 (2) MOVIE "The Left Hand Of God" (C) (1955) Humphrey Bogart, Gene Tierney. A dlegulseslilmuffssa priest ln order to gel out of China In 1947.(1112 Hrs.) _____ TRY P" (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. (4)5 MONDAY MORNING (MOW) (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING SZOOM MISS PAGEANT High scttooi I -us poe, am THE CON. (2) • ____ seniors fr om .150 states . - Sunday April is, im TV HIGHLIGHTS E . I • MIOIhShtYANDOOMP' =~Imiiiiiii U11111111011111111 EN MID MEN CHILDREN UNDER 12—% PRICE MI cow= NU VOl AU morn on iii usv Ni4So4.L Ov.rI.s&I.,. The Jsiss $ .-. 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LOMBARD' AWAKE T;o TRY wt won AM "W16 7.4.J., 00 IME, OTAW flEAR HELOISE: would like to pass on a recent discovery. In doing some housecleaning I decided to discard a step4ype end table. All 01 a sudden It struck me that if I removed the top section, It could serve us child's bench. The remaining part would be a child-sized, solid table. _________ I-.. ON. U.I - My grandchildren now them when they come to visit. I 7 trip to a thrift ship to buy such the table for do= 'r - ___ O1 P ... •. . • 1 I '.è• . •. ':..., .• • . . ___________ . _____ V •.. • -IOU y.ug Iov#..... j Mur : TI 1L1 PtA. HAvE .. I ' •~.; • It two., •H. / I w.a, V .. right for a or fosw-ar'o1d t LaVerneP. I— Mas to corn. eat 01 th Plan Is a hug s! Raw ....'.. DEAR HELOISE: Iwas trylngto come up with a DEAR HEL401SE: personal present for my wasIthoughtolaomethlngwhilel lnthIn for p plants for the daughter's 20th birthday. The . . • -- Helefse . r crAVCr! Nothing's better than Mom's DEAR HEWISE: own rft*s — don't we always After you are done with yourj wish we had them written spray cans, are you throwing-i dowal the tops away? Stopl Here's an Helolse unwasteful idea. .L#1 f;1IJ. ME' who will be leaving home sow. Patricia Roome -. '___ FOREVER.' OF COUM 4WD.. 4.. THEY I'LL E SAFE WON'T BE FROM THE LAW ~AFE- FROM CROSS ME' ;; WW AW W! AFTER 115 OVER, _................................ .. DEAR HELOISE: Whenlflzhard-boiled eggs l drain off the hot water, then liii flf) j " iiiII. ..t'V Those "hAebab skewers make wonderful anchors for potted plants. If using a clay pot, just stick the skewer down the center of it and stick It into the ground. U using a plastic pot, push the Turn the tops upside down and line the inside with modeling clay. skewer down the side, where Stick some plastic flowers the holes are, then into the Into the clay. And for a handy ground. A larger pot may need recipe holder stick In a plastic iwo skewers. fork, handle down, in the clay. The skewers will keep the You stick the recipe in between hold the handle 01 the sauce pan L :. and shake the pan vigorously r until the gg crac . Rim cold water over eggs to cool ablt aid thesmug day before the event Iwu potafrom blowing over. Aflthe the prongs of the fork. will lift Ott slickuawhlstle. wanderthg about the stores and gardener will havetodois pick If the spray can top has Mary George came across what Is called a the pot up, cut grass and put the . writing on it, cover it with ."Memory Bock." It Is a emaIl, pot back again, adhesIve-backed paper. bod volimse 01 blank pages Mm. Charles These make a handy V ••.-on each psp I wrote the decoration and a great recipe DEAR HEWIIE: recipe for her favorite foods — holder. After removing the used the way I made them - not Susan Campbell4. n• V ci needles, +++ was deftbIted with an gift and keepa thinking of other Yeo'rea ratio, 8rnsa aid a clever y.uag lady. Whita ale. keep them In the sewing kit recipes to be Included, . ... .... ¶. . : .- .7 Age 10 .. �S. - ------. ---. -.- ---U - - - -------- - .- ------- - - - -- - - -- Al A o4 0 4 lei A A: - , j 411 Ii __ _ 4,10 10.W 7 IF 10 1-N oft 4.4 C . . off071 Fax . • 0 : a • a I - r7 dm4w, INS Id kQ ~ Iwk~ l __i 'J i "1 a I -q _\.._-_..I-___-__-- 'rr •ll.LI'1 I-ir• ,. mw jb 0~. 1117 APOU A THIS PICK OLr TASTE Fai Z t6 15; 0 A AT Him MO by NIA, Tx Fft F4L(m Ames + ELMER 1 j THAT CATHYS GOT A LOT OF DEPIHI SHE'S INTO JEANS. BUT SHE LIKES SKIRTS AND HEELS. TOO!" _____ J I DON'T REALLY NEED TO LOSE WEIGHT I JUST NEED TO IMPROVE MY BODY'S DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM!" 11" L OWN ER IL dw NO WERE SAY04 GOOD NIGIM" . a ITS REALLY NOT SO EXPENSIVE IF YOU DEDUCT WHAT YOU'LL SAVE ONUI1UT*SBY CLOSING UP YOUR HOUSE FOR TWO WEEKSI ..-- -- -- ONETHING YOU'LL RND BEING PREC000US DOESN'T GOAS FAR IN FIRST GRADE AS IT DOES IN KINDERGARTEN! ----.--- E L - �the small societal , TH1616 -MaTIAAR T T14r-Y* w9y Q I?AYAJ( fr av 0a a an no PIP TIA OF JE/ F7 0AIIpeALL 7AII -ry0AUL Fa-m N6? brcicman , V HUBERT by Dick Wingert FOP 7HEF &`k0VIEG;. OR NOT-? IT"t OT :71 FLAT! LMa AUPIT- P L4i3L 7 INF It 7 4'Ya FI-rI4 LATiON Jul N/ WE LL PO CANT YOU GNAP IT UP A A JH TO11~F 7 11F~ LATF- FOR TO L FGL __ _ SMA 7) ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue LOITNANT, DOT DUMM yELL, MA','3E lT NOU KNOW, L VLJNCE HAD HE VAS LIKE DOT 5D'iOu T AN FLSD hISSASER WHO T HAF VJN VUN DAY UNTIL 'irOu ARE? RIGHT! I VI4T VOU HE DiDN'r KNOW W40 HUNmNG LiNt) TO MEET!J HE V4.$, OR NLTrTING! SHTEPPED 1N70 A TAR PiT! NPS VAW! PER POOR SCHNOOKHAD - :u UP TO MISS EMLLY-BUTTON 13E VEY FINALLY FOUND HIM UND I-- PULLED HIM QUTC __________ - ... jr LJ CHIEF OF IHE (HA-,sE3,. CO1.ONEL4 - - UESS fH%fW*TCH ftR1DNGiJ ,POOPSI. S YOU HM1HN. -.------- - - OUR TRES P9IN&A e1JSTSHOTOtJ, LJFFAL.O IU..S WH.L7 W 51SNOW. kNOW VU,. HAPPENED? , V by Tom K.Ryan . NOT ______ DOT MAN REMIMSIRID VIRY.7UH IS HE aIHcx DER AWPU SHOCK LiF I ONE DOT HORRIRLE EXER1ENCE ME IROUGHT lACK HISS 4 ..- OH, Nol I\ANT 'CtJ HA-fl)J P ET PER PRNZES5! CQV LW MEET ' I NK MAKE HER PER HANDZ1J 000 A GTE! AN, ? M$TERV MA? HI5 P SHE 166 NOW! ME? VE FOUNt)! _MOMMA! , A NAME 5 ALLEY CP AND I LIVE IN 41J ONOeAURIS ...WHEIN W rtJiri,. fvmA p vrvv,u w u F UFST INTO P11-L'S p nIioaswgrI& ii,. c-rs, ruI,u ou FOR YOU, HON ! - WHKPS -ru i -r'7 i. i rir SHOUTIN& 'L-ACROSSE, ALL OUR 'IOU L.L NOTE 1H ASNC OF FFALO PILUS NA ME AUTOGRAPHS TOO I1MIPIO ASK ANYONE?. / too SIUA WEE PALS. kid power I'M doef'f FATh. IU4 iLiH 1EAcR. ______ PA O1., occuE I J I 'I AM 1416 uJiW ARE Mt WL.IH 1ACHER. N4ci. 4EE' AA AA J by Morrie Turner HE LIKED MY (THArt G&W FEEL COM- S •• IN N. SAI: omm TAILO C I COINII. J '::'• TAYLOR V" THE POST MACK 311 ESCAPED - r' i • I _ FROM nAVERY W foul WHILE SA/ANNAH. GA. MRS "ING ________ SHELLED NY 06 myl (,PAP 111 t eAft *0 R6 69 1141KK 1511W-W WNW Krelf ? AW(411~z TWIN WE MUST HWE PJALLYrrLQVj0 71* UNION WK SAO IT VkAS ARMY C TN" 1860 .- SHE WAS A LAUNPRESS FOR A GROUP OF MACK SOLOWNS. WHEN THE MAXIM UP MR N9R LAO( OF SHE USAN "RING Foot P. WITH win 1 [. NMDA vow 6000 i.I gui :1•. I 1$ RK S6 KING �S Evening Herald, Sanford, FL r1c) ezty Week April 1 5- April 2 1 Sunday, April iS, i9n.—IC Building Permits Reflect - ••• ' Cohstruction Is Booming' In Seminole unier*hir • __________________ By JANE CAEI2RY Hera]dSWfWrftei City Building Official 8111 BraceJandisopflmidlc about home utJon trendsIn Sanford. "I believe the trend in Sanford is gradually catching up with South Seminole and we are on an upswing dellar-valuewlje," he sold. "The first two months of this year are indicative ofthings and I know of a couple of subdivisions on the drawing boards with more than 100 homes each. "Money may be our downfall, though, if interest rates keep rising or the money market gets tighter," he added. "Most of the growth will be toward the south and, Ramblewood shlould be coming in soon has 116 units in the Hidden Lake area, he said. "I think the new K-Mart will rejuvenate the PUD (Planned Unit Development) by Hal Kaufman TAXING THOUGHTI 's this esaidabouti tax tim "IllS All MEWH ENET HEP OORE STM INDSMA$ Röarrang caplitter spacing so words make . ., •1' ••r sti kshort Ot. carrot Grasp nailPea ewe'fi""0 fingers. Turn UPSw down. Carrot will appear to defy gravity. •;•• Unscrambl, letters to form names of three familiar flowers: I. YANSP.2. PYPOP. 3. APITUNE. Hint: all three names begin with the same letter. StUnl*d 4 •• • • • • • &W C Added 1 Asued t 0 Riddlo-Me-This, It you can: Which d~ fits every occasion? Pu a la mood. Who brings fancy eggs to shellfish? The oyster bunny. • • . • •.. • .• S WITH CARDS? • Realtors ea d dB Jack Wr'l'ght Remov,fromak of ordinary playing cards the ace, king, queen, lack of all four 23 suits. Now, m how tn 20 long It takes you to arrange these 16 cards `2 In the form of a magic 10 uare — that Is, In four rows of four cards V.A20 each, So that each row, 1.—...,2 column and dlawal 3 ;_000contains one ace, king, 10 queen and lack, and f 0111 card of each suit. One answer Is below. CAN YOU TRUST ,. • least six ulfier I encas In drawl"- details 1a&weenand iuem panels. New I$tod io aiu' a.uo w •py quickly can v.0 find them? Check answers with these below.04-v'lb s• .sç #.P.)@:weoqiSV i" .:VW 161011owl"10 we A141 0 $1 FIND a ftw-nvmbw path tallyl so to Center. Exit "I t"os I *i.wsss... e suix 'sqnp 3y : ""ft del similarly, via a.wtlier way. Numitsus routes are psssj. vw`50) behind it that has a potent of 2, residents, and there are plans under discussion for a 100 unit apartment complex across from Jack Prosser Ford on 17-92." He said permits had been issued in March for 25 new duplexes. Homes in the low to moderate price range are being constructed on a Georgia Avenue tract and Braceland anticipated more construction In a higher bracket in the Idyllwilde-Mayfair Villa section. The Sanford Building Office reports 17 single-family building permits were Issued in January with a total valuation of $126,Z as compared to 6 permits for total of $66,321 In January, 1978; in Fenruary 8 single-family permits were issued valued at $390,150 compared to 14 permits at $172,311 In the same month last year. A total of 107 permits for single-family homes were Issued in 1978, 000d The Seminole County Board of Realtors is headed by president, Jack Wright of Realty Corporation, Forest City. Other officers include Lawana Kish, of Hall Realty, Sanford, first vice president, Bob Caidwell, CNA Realty, ForedClty,second vlcepresldent; BobSmlthofBrantley Realty, Altamonte Springs, tireastirer and Sharon Fricke of Fricke and Fricke AjaocjaJes, Cauelberry, secratar Other directors on the board are Ann Pinnock of Real Estate 1, Altamonte Springs; Bait Pilcher, Calbart Real Estate, Sanford; Walt Neubrander, CNA Realty; Susan Sudiiolt, associate of Sharon Fricke, Casielberry, Jim Burr, Watson Realty Corp., Longwood; Nathan Van Mater, Caaaelberry Land Co. and Ron Schwab, pad isident and board mb,, Altamonte Springs. A '1'U • ) I 1149 • r' '" L$''"' 11521au ,' PRESERVE IT. ENJOY __________________________ • .• . • • ••••••,_ ,••, _4••Ød_- - ' -• .•.' .•. , / — , • .• • • .'4%t • -; . -• . •••• •• • .. — has uiuiu1uiuuuiu..uuiiiii Nits.I PLEASING M*VA PROCLAMATION t (iw.._ 1 "z"o (I' ju • - •'... • I 1L t\ ('-57 . '', • • . LAWANA KISH ,. 1st vice President .• . •,, ''. . A CIF MY LI FEw Realty Board #; Grows, And Still Growing • .: • prompted by the rush to beat the March 15 deadline for avoiding the new energy conservation building code adopted by the city from the Southern Building Code. New single-family homes range from $30,000 to $50,000. In addition to construction in subdivisions such as Camelot, Sausalito and Deer Run there are a lot of homes built on individual lots. Lake Mary City Manager Phil Kulbes sees continued growth in construction of single-family residences in his city. Most are being built by individual contractors on small tracts rather than big developers, he pointed out. A few of the homes being built are in the $300,000 class, but most are in the $80,000 to $180,000 range, Kulbes said. The total of single-family permits issued by Lake Mary See BOOMING, Page 3B Seminole County Board of Realtors will observe Private Realtors has grown in the past Property Week Tuesday, April .•,. few years from a few hundred 17, at a luncheon meeting at members to almost 1,000 as of noon at the Quality Inn at 1.4 • 'U 434, with a presentation today. andI Si • , . ;. ,.' •too. 61 The board holds a monthly to the Seminole County Cornluncheon meeting the third mission in appreciation of its -• . Tuesday of each month at the efforts to preserve the land for 'i .:. . . • • Quality Inn, North. future generations through the • .. . . • * " Civic projects this year have parks and recreation areas I10 '•, " ' '• ' 'I . •' 1p Included raising money for the being developed in the county. '. : Cerebral Palsy Foundation, The program will be . . . . m. wtiicliwaapreaenteilactieckby presented by Bud Feathar, 5 ' '("I' St . . .. . Ann Pinnock, chairman of the chairman of the Seminole _',"• "' '. " ' ' Civic Affairs and Public County School Board, who will ' '' ' ' •. Relations Committee for the speak on "An Overview of the "I •"' • '". board. School System." ,. I. President Jack Wright, along The Education Committee of • •• with 10 other directors meet the the Seminole County Board 01 first Wednesday of each month Realtors under the leadership • A . '(i to administer board affairs. . * • .O.$. of Chairman Jim Burr, * Wright, Lawana Kish, first planned s half-day seminars *, .' • vice president and the Board this year for the group's • ' *:*!w. : s' Executive Officer Joan members. The most recent of iui •ø1Ijp; Sargent, along with other which was held April 12 on members of the Board will FHA VA and 245 Financing. Herald Photo by Torn attend a two-day meeting In A 'countywide clean up They're all smiles, these Seminole County city officials and realtors. And rightly Tallahassee, May 14.15 in host program will be sponsored by so, they've just finished witnessing the signing of ,a proclamation by Longwood Legislators. the board on Saturday, April 21, Mayor June Lormann, center, declaring It Private Property Week, April 15-21, In Elmer Bakalla, Realtor is in conjunction with Private Longwood. as did the governor of the state. At left Is Casselberry Council chairman Of the Building Site Property Week. Areas Chairman Barbara Christensen turning over the document to Jack Wright, this CDmmittee lot the Seminole throughout the county have year's president of the Seminole County Board of Realtdrs. Both women are '*Oard. which is looking for a been designated for cleanup site to build a permanent board and Realtors in those areas themselves members of the realty hoard, office building, have volunteered to undertake Seminole County Board of the projects. ((( and INVEST IN IT V-_ • . according to Braceland. Building permits for construction fo new stng!efamlly hOua in Casselberry n the first three monthaof this y exceeded the total of single-family permits issued during 1978. There were 259 such permits issued last year for a total value of $7,729,502. Single-family permits Issued through Mardi 22 in Casselberry totaled 266 as compared to 41 for the first three months of last year. In addition there were 90 multi-family permits issued for townhouses In Windward Square. In January there were 25 single-family permits Issued, in February, 41 and In March, 200. What was the reason for this sudden increase? According to a spokesman in the office of Chid Building Official Frank Boyles, it was JACK WRIGHT .,. President_ osed GraUUated Mortgage Plan May He Millions Bu Their H 0 HAD /69 — ' • - Mfsr y , : • 3 • • ______________________________________ - * -- / . . •. . . __ •• • - • I An additional 111.5 million American families with incomes of been estimated that for every $1,000 increase in the cost of a house current FHA Sect1on245graduated payment mortgage program :. • bstweei $11, and $24,000 could afford to buy their first homes an average 700,000 families are priced out of the home-buying • - the high downpayment requirement ($4,200 for a $55,000 home) . under an expanded graduated payment mortgage plan introduced market." and the relatively steep annual increase of 7.5 percent in monthly .. in both houses of Coireas. Payments most Popular GPM option. both of which have ,, AUCOIn, who has headed aspecial task force on rising housing t,,•••.. The Homeownership Opportunity Act 011979 would modify Iliflitod Use Of the program 10 mainly young professionals and cods, said that this blliis not a"cure-all" to skyrocketing housing the existft FHA Secft 26 program for graduated payment prices. "Whitt this bill will do," he said. "is add one more tool to Others with Particularly bright economic pr modgage reducilill downpaymat requirements, extending p usan o am pn1ni re isa CL. aduatIon11 ,IIaid the appreciation in value of P Williams said that the expanded GPM plan is geared more to "n • at a time when thousands are being priced out of the market." the moderate income person, who can expect only modest in. .1home. The bill (S.70) was introdweIl by Sen. Harrison A. Willisms, Under one mortgage option in the proposed legislation, a family creases in pay. Therefore, the downpayment 13 reduced to a= Jr. (D..N.J.), chairman of the Senate Banking Subcommittee on could purchase a $66,000 home with an annual income as low as on a $55,000 home and the annual rate of Increase In monthly HlcusliIIig sind Urban Affairs. Hearings won scb@dWW this mortgage Payments is as low as 4 percent wider the Williams' - Similar Legislation was introduced In the House by Rep. morLas With a downpsyment 01 $2,250 and a mortgage Interest rate 019.5 proposal. AUC4In (D.Ore) and Rep P10101 IAFalce (DN Y) BOB CALDWELL i*rced, the family's mortgage payment for the first two years wwiw noted that the median pric, of new es Vondal & Gravies President of the National Associationof would $97,or $1 ls.i '•• a month thethepayment under a Home Builders strongly endorsed the Williams nrnrwI "ft from $,5U in 1973 to about $00,060 today, outstripping Increases standard flied rate mortgage. At thethan end of two the would reopen the door to homeownership for millions of In Incomes by almost a two4o4w marWn. America fAMUY's unirtgav payment would Wcresae 6 percent a year for working famwes wiiag gap is raiderlag m1HLii of families unable to 10 yeas to a undetermined leveL who otherwise would be unable to purchase home because of soaring cods and mortgage Interest rate: afford the Important first purchase of home," he added. "It has WIIIIMnI said the bill avoided two major ilniltations of the nearing 11 percent," he said. •. -• — '' BOB SMITh I1W _ Up 9.3% Over.1977 1978. Is Record Year For Home Sales • __ • - • • - • ____ I •. ' • - • $HARON ?RIL1L • :i I I 1 RON SCHWAB - hd From" swelwy •. •• .' ' . ' • • • A record 3,1l* existing exidkighomesal.sthaUsrsd t 11(th(haidain197L1ntb, 16.7 percent to $41,800; the month a yesr ago when the heatlUed. uI..4uatIy hams. were sold the old record 013,172,000 sat North Central reglasi, 1,061,009 North Central region, 16.5 adjusted rate was 4,030,*, iiIy 197$, up 13 jaM a year earlier," said sh1au11y lEms were said; percent to $44,*; Wed, 1t3 Hovde noted. 1115ls decrease in sil' peresat from the previous hgli DeniM L Boyd,, aaociatisn th! Wed, 141,060 resale homes; percent 1 167,500; and the ,,,,,, VO&UIfl In December resull.d in • ,. ass In 1077, the Natlosal president. IUIO mar. "The on. aid the Nostheed, 501,001 con- a (IrOP in dollar voilmue f Northeast, 11.5 percent to 55, Al.ai 01 Realtors rapists, piscidinlid demand for month that annualised existing N'tionslly, the mills price $61000. e(omiiy tvnilso Thio as iag siw j..iomit homes touchoi an e4b'i homes topped 4 me seasonally aj exist ciagle'ianily hams. —WA hued by the Natlesal w Sales in Doounb.r were at a million, so it appears that rate for dollar vobmi, 01 lbs i'Mhcn, with rose $200 in December w Ar'i'm'. Dup.rr.d 01 iiosdo bstag id In escis ragim 111,111 Thu figre rapromahi a Wuoiiilly adjedid asuil rat, people Mill would rather- pur. $241.7 billion, dwn $6 Besides aid asssi in its 01 the ui" 4,1,110 smita, down from chase now than run th 15.2 percent rise trim risk that from Novim bsl $471 bl sinthe$sdhIedlbs DocnAertoDsciiberbsth, NSvusnber1s4INrsg mutSM mousy will eriot be "ThplINtMM 013,661860 way, with 1J31J60 homes So*ths MOON price wesup 3.3p01esdc4th,ai, • in the MUM ais," Decinawisnn,, - s. �2C— Ev.nlng Herald Sanford, FL Sunday, April 15, ii raham' B s ing FNMA; HUD G '•1 Gets ltors' Rea Pro ram Get OK An endorsement of that hospitals and other govern- rollback in rates that have been portion of Gov. Robert mental expenditures to a point getting progressively highe r (Iraham's Graham's $14.06 billion where it is becoming quite andhlghereachyearandwhich two-year budget which burdensome. Even though our have lead to taxpayer revolts In "provides needed tax relief to situation is substantially better many other states." the owners of private property than many states, the matter He called particular attention in our state" has been given by still requi res the careful con- to the"infamous Proposition 13 the Florida Association of sideration which has been given in Californa." to it by the Governor. Realtors, This type of "revolt" will never become a serious Realtor Edgar L. Schfitt of "Property owners . •: :'. S - - - .: million expansion of an FNMA program targeted at financing much needed urban hou.slng "This coordination is most refreshing In producing a program that Is greatly needed and long overdue. We encourage the continued close cooperation of BUD and FNMA and we urge that this new $500 million cornmitment, which raises the total of funds earmarked for the FNMA urban participation program to $700 million, be used purely to help our urban centers. "We of the National Association of Realtors are deeply committed to community revitalization programs , .. -#. -'.w..,•,.,-,. : throughout the nation. "We applaud this Initiative by Chairman Hunter and the excellent cooperation and forthrlghthess of Harris in the substantial increase of funds made available by this program." At the White House briefing, Vice President Modnale Introduced the program as, "one of the most significant - rd aimed at the participation program would develop a total of $1.4 billion in comraitments and pointed to the cooperation and pa rtnership that HUT) and FNMA were agency, inc. . '.fi!; : - . GETTING ALL YOU CAN ' ways in which the additional $500 million, added to the currentIycomjej$2j1lbon would enable FNMA to provide further for the rehabilitation of the existing older resident properties as well as for new construction in urban areas. ' - PERFECT FA MILY • • • PERFECT HOUSE DROOM .• 2 BATH • FENCED YARD • GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD • • GOOD _______ LOCATION _____________ '1 .-- ___ - 37,50O . •. \. - . 1978 — 31 at $905,588; March 1978 — 2 at $813,465. REALTY WORLDs CAE / ITM DIAL N — I— L— L— 1-0—N AFTER HOURS 1, JJJ Realty, Ine. - CO IMERCIAL — SHARON (305) 45-S4U PALMER - ACREAGE S 322-5253 831-5253 OPEN 1 DAYS A WEEK 2544 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford PH. 322.0231 f' __________ —. ______ s HOMES — LOTS— ACREAGE I ASSOCIATES: r. .. . j )J : MaryA.DeCo$te—DonaldH.CampbeIIJr. Be"y C. Campbell .. HAL COLBERT REALTY, INC; Home construction is 'booming' REALTOR in Casselberry HAL COLBERT TED WILLIAMS ealtors Take — 83 at $2,135,976; March, — rn-us.. Cours same period last year. Total number of single family permits Issued during 1978 was 193 with a combined valuation of $5,076,865. In the city of Oviedo things are somewhat quieter, ac- an Increase of 2,450 or 21.2 for the National Association of 41 in commercial and percent over 1978, Realtors that are designed for investment real estate; and 66 Clifford A. Robedeaux, members In residential sales. In residential sales. Marketing Institute president, Completion of the five "We expect that course said the increase "signals a courses in marketing desire by people In the real management is a major steop enrollment and the number of designees will Increase greatly estate field to keep up with th e toward earning a CRB (Car- at least over the next 10 years," latest developments so they tilled Real Estate Brokerage Robedeaux "not just may better serve their clients. Manager) deslgnation.Courses "Doctors or lawyers who In the commercial and in. over the next two or three aren't aware of advances and vestment area lead to a CCIM years" "It must, If membe rs of the Innovations in their fields are, (Certified Commercial-InveMarketing expect to at t he the public a stment Membe r) designation, cont in ue to e n ar e th co nfidence disservice," he added. "The and ones in residential sales of the pub c and li th same Is true for people in the can earn a CRS (Ce rt ified Real clients effectively and real estate field. Estate Specialist) title. economically," he add ed . "In a fast-changing economy "But many Realtors and For Information on courses and real estate market, the Realtor-Associates take and locations, contact the professional who fails to inform courses merely as a refresher M arket Institute's Logistics himself about new ideas and or to help them clients t approaches really is failing his better," Robedeaux said. The clients," Robedeaux said. courses range In length from He explained that the two to six days, and are offered — is noted, _____ ____ _____________ serve MLS __________________________ __________________________________________ PRESERVE IT... war VA"W" ENJOY IT... INVEST IN IT... RMTE PROPERTY WEEK 1979 Institute least, doing REALTOR' LISTING & SALES 207 EAST 25th ST. SANFORD 'Red eI 323-7832 M courses; ' • :[s1I ___ ____ __Real6* Cat? g.wi H.set.wit En Pnivafi4 Snviu GINI STOWELL P[AtTor pected to take courses offered six courses in conunercial and In all, this year there will be this year by the Realtors investment real estate. The 22 separate locations for ___________________________ 549 LAKE MARY BLVD IIOCASSELBERRY SQUARE es Longwood City Administrator David Chacey Said there were 61 single family home building permits Issued in the first three months of this year as compared to 43 in the 9 SELMA WILLIAMS FLORIDA More than 14,000 Realtors and Institute offers five courses In the nation at different times of Realtor-Associates are ex- marketing management and the year. January TO BUY OR SELL. CALL US FOR FASTER PRO'ESS$ONAL SERVICE RESIDENTIAL Of Sanford ... - Florida Realty Edward J. DeCoste — Broker I % M three Fricke & Fricke ASSOCIATES, INC. INC. 1L . Issued during the first months of this year as compared to last year were: — S val ued at $276,247; January, 1978-3 at $103,503; February —4 at $164,199; February, 1978— none; March — I permit at $30,478; March, 1978 I at $25,815. The totals for 1978 were 28 single family permits valued at $925,967, 8 W. Broadway, Oviedo, Florida - I ' — 365•3221 All I cording to City Clerk Nancy Cox. Single family permits ASSOCIATES, REALTOR & . - as compared year: January-27 permits valued at $807,343, January, 1978-19 permits at 1556,222; February —14 permits at $527,823, February, 7V2% INTEREST ________________ 1111 Ljii homes - ____ . estimated ____ ______ • \. homes - . . - using a reasonable amount of Insulation and not too much BE commercial building COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE ro I glass will already meet the code." The Altamonte Springs Building Department Issued a total of 301 permits for single-family In 1978 with an value of $9,499,573. The number of permits Issued for new In the first three months of this year - • P "We had an artificial boom In March," said Bulidlng Official Ray Bradshaw of Winter Springs. "We were snowed under by the flood of builde rs gett ing their per. mits before the new en ergy code went Into effect March iS. Therelsa misconception that it will be grossly ex. pensive, but this Is not true. Most conscientious builders ______________________________________ \ SMALrI •-" valuation for March was not available. television set. Chairman Hunter and Secretary Harris spotlighted custom built homes homesites • acreage home trade-in With a proclamation signed more dramatically evident than Florida Governor Robert in the inalineable right for Graham, the 48,000-member every citizen to own real Florida Association of Realtors property." is observing April 15-21 as Florida Realtors and RealtorPri vate Property Week. Associates have join ed with the In signing the proclamation Gov. Graham reminds Flori da more than 600,000 Realtors and citizens that "perhaps nowhere Realtor-Associates nationwide in America is the free en- in the annual observance of terprise system of government Private Property Week. , permits at $1,896,434 compared to 48 at $1,294,832 February, 1978; 103 permits were Issued In March as compared to 54 in March, 1978 at $1,1,157. The total upkeep. Ught weight rattan chairs are easy to move to get the best view of the on by compared to 64 last year at $1,765,266; in February, 68 Bunk beds and matching, stacking furniture is an Ideal choice to provide extra living space in a boy's room. High-pressure laminate tops take away the worry of coordinating with the ,prlvate sector, CUSTOM BUILDING . ... t chairman of the board and president of the Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA): "We of the National Association of Realtors applaud heartily the Jointefforts by 1D and FNMA In developing a 1500 amat i . Issued . At a White House briefing called by Vice President Walter F. Mondale, Donald I. Hovde, president of the National Association of Realtors expressed to Patricia Roberts Harris secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (BUD) and Oakley Hunter, are not roc I . (Continued From Page 1B for 1978 was 38 valued at $1,468,796. Figures for the first th emont haofthlsyearascOmpdtQe periediast year for single-family permits are: January— '78, 2 permits at $101,000; '79, 4 at $283,000; February— 18,2 at '79, 1 at $52,000; March— '78, 8 permits at $236,146; '79, (through the 23rd) 2 at $148,000. There was one commercial building permit for a valuation of $170,000 In February. During 1978 in Lake Mary there were four commercial permits with total valuation of $234,500 and one Industrial at $400,000. During the 1978-79 fiscal year ending Sept. 30 in Winter Springs 606 permits were Issued for new single-family homes with a total valuation of $17,324,290. In January of this year there were 40 permits at a total of $1,354,005 •• ' ., I problem here in Florida, Schlitt Vero Beach, president of the Justthosewhoownsingle.family believes, "as long as prudent 50,000-member-state associ- homes," Schlitt noted, but also legislative leaders and other tion, said Gov. Graham's I nclude those who own "rental, state officials keep a tight hold biidget shows his concern for business, commercial an on the reins of govemment the state's property owners and industrial property as well, spen di ng." fulfills one of the promises he "It has been widely noted in Schlitt also pointed out that irlade dur ing his Campaign last newspaper e di to ri als that the there had been some public year. average home owner would criticism, particularly through "Over the years," Schlitt save only about $53 a year," the news media, regarding tax said, "the property owners Schlitt stated. "While this may breaks afforded business and have been carrying the lion's not seem like a large amount it landlords In Graham's budget share of the support for schools, does mark the start of a projections, - 9_•' REAL ESTATE r 9 Sunday, April 15, 197 -3C Evening Hera Herald, Sanford, FL 21st Apft eir 9 REALTOR' SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS serve Depar ment. - F- Realtors National Marketing in most major cities throughout REALTOR PH. (305)138-5735 - Eves, 83P3 "FOREMOST IN COMMERCIAL 8 BUSINESS PROPERTIES" Aluminum Mfg. Gross $1,800,000, excellent net price $815,000 includes $300,000 inventory, $110,000 equip. mcii, $135,000 real estate and good will. 0 Bowling Center, lowge, game room, 1001 s.moran Boulevard (Hwy.43) Altamonte Springs • 480 Acres MOL ball pasture, half CUSTOM PLANNED timber, Ideal for farming. Less than $950 per acre, 29 pet, down. BUILT ON YOUR PROPERTY • Lawn Mower & Bicycle salesservIce, gross $300,000 price $385,000 price $175,000 includes equipment, Inventory, liquor license, real estate and good will. Terms or exchange R OBBIE 'S I - - .-- - inventory. $137,000 down. REALTY REALTOR considered. GROVEVIEW" LIST OR BUY RESIDENTIAL " Located In Sanford, Ha, &ACREAGEFRO1JJJ. AGEFROMJJJ. 951 E. ALTAMONTE DR. Sunken Great Room - Ceramic Tile I --.-..-: .1 Sharon Frick., President, and Betty WIlliams, Vice President, of Fricke & Fricke Inc., ERA Member Broken, proudly anraunce the ewlnIi of tWr Res I astsie Branch Office 2201 S. F rench Ave. (Hwy. 17-02) SUDS 4 TAKE PRIDE IN YOUR PROPERTY... 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RANCHES 4. 4 ,4tr 4 ., .,... REGISTERED REAL ESTATE BROKER AFTER Days (305) 322-9213 HOURS (305) 830-7303 I • ...,,. '•I ..i'*.I IIi WRITE AMY ANDERSON, P.O. BOX 121, SANFORD, FL. 32771 _ �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. Pest tout in a foreign bk ac ofthetaz1aw,andoersdto . . ___ _ . • . — .. ., , - .,. , . . ... . , •.• . . . . ... .'.. " - me .. . .. . . . .. ' .'.:' .'' P61keft "so you co fully I don't tWnk we'd be go into d*h." Inierested," she replied. "Ob God' not" lbS of meAeY got pIe rfheothe..D,*4 my hMllyr.pllad. 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 .: . -. - � 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 15, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 15, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 15, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fb077111380a4b585022343fcb0093df.pdf 4a92a6da49f0151d87a218d362627ad9 PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 145-Monday, February 5, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents .krt CrkIetss, it at 8,.Mk Trace aft Iprp, ay , Top Ma n behma To Fhly our Mont 1"0"w _ ___ By DONNA EIT HdSfWrII., a*d.. mai is necessary, he said, uxgn the airsay approved dJ4J Tooday may order to provide creation at a pesy an of four. nhy mi&ij would is scrsse at the 8"ilnols Coy Health Deps,tmeg aliuity by the c walf which were halted after Health Diredor Di. An esptJon Is that any 11amldm Battle, r$gred I A4at. peg As a result at a w .luids4 by msatios at the ui 4. qN laiy at — De, • —--. . ____ 'at IMOis do —.t s--S ____ 10 *u __ *a 41=b= Sniffling Teng - ew isle County Sheriff's The tavu aug. Waft - ____ __ .dsSRI saul-i at Jschein aeesrg in thS ripeiin. No d.t the ski jachein ew he put in as er aeld, Hawur, the at the sseisd ewe nay pea a F11 in eg•g etVatd41 kft dmoL TEHRAN, _ Iran (UP!) — _deeply Bazargan became Ayatollah RUhCllah Khomeini Involved in the 1*tt political today appolatsd elder gates crblafacing Iran several weeiia man Mehdl Bazargan is prime ago when, on Khomeini's Inii gnsi* charged with ultiEflailly ithuhilflg i "p" suijet to regart limited Islamic atats In Iran. protjn to satisfy the cows. The ayatollah told a news try's domestic needs. conference the 73-year-old Since that time he has been Birgan, lOnner director of InvolVed in highly 1 i11!it4 and the !4M Iranian "a* talks wID assusie sr members $' end army usnerels a•.vi-' .v.is- trylag I. find a pe •_-* I Jk. Prialur Tang Iflalog. ___W 'bsn p'tci for the past few eke. ipinent was aisoanced, acth as Intermediary between BIkMI-' warned he would not 2 'Then Khomeini and Prime Minister tcnte "two governments in • • . ' &ahpoir BakMIar and trying " A special scholarship fund administered by the family has been to arrange a compromise Bit in a conciliatory gesture, established for John Decker II at Flagship Bank at Sno3e. between the two 1fl00 tø head tf the prime mini ster said he Deimatlons may be mailed to Box 1771, Sanford, or left with a bank would not Interfere If the a threatened civil war. erat any at the bank's three locations. The fn miait, . ayatollah established a FPICtId by both sides "shadow provisional governmeat" similar to Britain's been widely Upped for the post opposition parties Today Aftor ong Soviet World Isolation? — T \• 21 / *IIh the werWs balance at pew. Tong'slMduyMtheUulhidlss$.day,be.it peWataty u firmer Leerateny at Bats Henry icladagar and n. Hussy Jarhip, D-Wuk., end tis at a 11111CIM I" harthe7Cjhejits4parcet k,drigaudwa,gt.hisaudisasThss.lyiatwwd I I 0 1 / C(ff I 5v1 . • ewe at lbs ss. k a -- der'p-'at. Tsng teld Jschei Sunday ___ ____ pw hr lb • • • dIins-av 4inhegeim"midfavsred t±: w. tide stata w kd heit in lbs wadà, • '• " MiinsànrtanEverøinaguIaut *i.ig'70u1 do *$eabySu mTAWHum,andhejtsMiw • inbyk MhirMi.bepsdlbe um and e (1lea *Ndy h1u. The SeiW UsIa., hi Ms u$ ö.et rea.Us. hi tg IkIa.g's t,Ip Is the PNSIS4 I_là • 'hIs thi ji'iiiues meIahi, sasu amdIp'ass. Msppsar. that M Is at '$ fuel df in iii 1k .zadly auMa $M$ hi the heshi d lisa.. iuls ad Idsatlesi Is hi k jJ.iu,_r ant, Tug sidsied a I._ rdssNd I. th. VJ.'DIaS fl1." Pravads the odM Cianuilsi po"ueipir, MId. •• •• *Iáataphiueu jh........ .: • . .' . • •• • .-.- ._s_ I•_--._ • 4 ,.. -. .. Flags In Sanford will be flown at hall-staff Wedseadsy, day of Mother Wilson's funeral, City Manager Warren E. Knowles said today. Basargan ___ was trained as a forward opposition ideas. BakMIar warned that It any Aread The øeck .........4-A bIisIAInIII and The weekly luncheon meeting at the Sanford Kiwanis Qub has professor after receiving an ayatollah appointee went been rescheduled from Wednesday to Thursday at noon 4. c, ................... eruinginparjsaod beyond that role he would civic center to make room for Mother Wilma's hgwnL at the *mow d ................4.B early In his political life he kly order hlsarrest. .................. 4-A becemsa amber oltheop. Kh.W returned to Iran DeerAbby ................14 plf9NaUonalFront. He was tram wetly It yam in exile Farmers,. Cops Battle Dr.Lemb .................4-a alao for atime director ofthe last week with the stated presllgioin National Iranian Oil PcPoseat overthrowing Bakh• WASHINGTON (UPI) tier and setting mc a Moslem ___ 111188111111d.................... pan wing tearpa d tnndied We tess Is 2,000 01111-AN................2-A A dedicated and deeply ripublic. tracisre and $ckop treeks relloom man. , ro doul of Intermediaries between the billyclubs clashed with I. press Csigreu for angry farmers is a 5iiin ........... . ........ I-A MobMoh.mm.dRiiaPahlavi BakhUar and lChcn,thIcomps higher crop prices. T*dati ................ n bi IOU sad was arreg.d for hia mot again today heft* the mlve frd& jam left (Serlier stir,, Page 2A. U the d.nflatrat.rs W. .................. 2-A activities against the rems. ayatollah's news conference. / ii• . Bryan Julius, Daplianle Melts and lUiky Byrd. Thefleekerfln.raJjc*.d&edjIa.m. Thssday.. • •, • • •'.• *. $9, the ai, ohar" ow11 of Iranian (*bDiri before lasargmn's 171 .,ieaas riome *i"rtz (UPI) - (._, *dsy, • __ week, Todd in the beard r acheel hp4i pr Inetitats the "Wc. But a pragram casol be woitad out with Since the health diredor's rgithn only the acinol system for as in the public ached. One misdhly clinic his been held at the health of the finds, Todd salt He said at present facility In Ingwood and care provided as vision and hearing screening in the public needed for 005 pelint at the Sanford-based schools appears to he hidi.d Wactor11y ' dspsrtui. ___ by the school board. Todd In an lisa paper to the can H. said there Is a sirloin gap In vision and mnerssaid. not all atMntg who bad been haw the uchodsaJthe earvlisd In the c1 "ce were screwed for incounty. There Is no resme. providing this _____ Igmey end new sorelbusels In the d cs screening in the 23 private . wire uwpwd.d In______ October pending coiy aboit 700 kIndergarten sad r* grade 1unfl consideration childeen, he said, proposing the health "Treatment for pIsets already earolled dspartmu* as the fends to permit screening au c,4iwd lau wasd," ______ he said at U& poop on a g _, __ W. In 44& 01 Im 0300114 pros centsnchainooft,.',,mobedgutedfendsand do" aUewanceg,3 y oducaft to smii emp at dill 5ald now i won agalaadmltt,dsad Ag the rq'nW, he UK anlarg, the cNsIosdbulhgradu&1yto the raI,atfa,r church -'pueauu.d admisosring ,tholss. clñvs per milk a Wall at N 'e'4Ny • ship toladigentp,mila. M,ntvinlincosldb.lMl,t As childeen wlth pv-"flt hissing ad VWN I m m an I4-4V1ed he sad, they The AoLft Health DupW"-4 Dirsitos, De. W" Pswlsr, would -'d the cth* will be ratsired further .val-n MOO paid with :d edk Missy therapy to do sftd bmd whM hes =n 11014 a"• tetbig *IIhat ad tillAId ps1aIMavaUabl. 7% h=10 urvhm WIS VN and inr.4sINdby ad P1 hr PISWU dsngi be law to follow op Mess an4 T ,, thieves wb. t.. .s.pIs cises fries k vu dsy, probably thish he Is a bal. Crukietes's via Students at Seminole High School are honoring memories of two Sanlordites who died in separate highway accidents last week. At left, members of the Alpha American United club prepare floral arrangement from schoOl greenhouse for Mother Ruby Wilson's funeral Wednesday. She was killed In a twocar crash. (From left) Deborah Guy, president; Pat Haynes, Jackie Guy; agriculture teacher Stewart Baker; and Deborah Anderson, A.A.U. secretary. Shown (right photo) making donations to fund for family of John Decker U who died in a motorcycle crash are (from left) Steve Johnson, Jimmy Hampton. Claude _ o _ SEATTLE (UP!) Vice Premier Teng U.Sna rapprochement Is not aimed Iblaoplag's U.L visit may have ___ lit14d the against the Soviet Union, and UL 0M1t ___ United___ States and China kta a reawkibls have saId on sneroma occailone that the new relatiocehip t could have the Soviet _ hardware ___ International. t ___ i_win not s.0 military Union In a more Ili4it,d o Bit Soviet diplomats are deeply swpldoma Such a developumsig, rEforcsd by . for several rewons. boaft erts it the two coMik. Oir the ___ The United ___ States has___ made clear that It nest decade, could result in a major ___ among the wodda rrm,M at power ____ _____ ___ ____ __ i7'p'IM to Q*ia M4'elwtothebenefitattheUajtsd&ateeand ns is' t, b: -lb. ditrhesel at Raula. • di 11y yl to Piling, ___ mkw BituoanecprdiitflrsurethitthlIwlfl. _____________ ___ ___ ____ties 'nppi.,aMthewayomor, b4hnit. between Wthton and Peking in strewn with ___ pVallt • ___ euthorizad là aide. De. Samuel During his e1ik1ay croencomatry tour, &s-Inski Tug made seas remarkable public Hw41*n___ of the Natiolal Security Comacli, ___ so a Mciii a4 40140"dwhicbifcoar1IAtod and carried to held___ ('',e olftdlle eat shield result In an Importut iflinhirMlz arviy at lbs etrdc 1tusft *re at Use: • and UI, " 11 vy strui. ___ —Ts CMIM TWA add Bat the new b,gb-ng in r,'Miens with __ psacdul vtWisu to the problem es reimting Clihma duterlorate esidemly hr a __ __ lading ___could __ TM in theaddend and thareiey number it the *-puar cMl. • —we one in qull. sure how sid Tg's -TollS. b ___lawith ether Tegd1atndIb.t p.Illea s __ __ 'res at __ of ___ -Cbbis's communist Ideologyesuld dollars" abroad to purchase American • to'wo'TIl ban-how. — • lbs Uid Slates. The moat i.ijig, am eeidIeinaa,jurheeelattide. for roublswouldbeinthe JWW at _ ____ $sr_____ ILh.Uhj tried to '1$ aimlint__ it dear to lb. Ievi$ link. Ihit the be mu,.. -.- .f••' --.I-.4_--.•-' •.•••'--•-,..___.--••.-.•._:_•____••_S_____,.• -.• - __-•.- :AnoWs :- - -• • .::-" • &:?:...:_;; •• • • �2A—Evenlrov Herald, M,ilsrd, 111. Miul.y, Fab. 16 I - 1 VVO IN BRIEF W. German Refuges Expert Missing; Has H. Defected? BONN, west Germany (UP!) A West German expert on reIss affairs has disappeared with his fam Mid may have fled to East Germany, Jilcs rndborttlss said today. The disappearance was dkMW an jentles rndhoritles studied thoiaaada of East German secret police docwnests a lot to the Want by a defector who daclosed the names of Communist spies. Justice officials reported Erkh Zisgenheim, director of refugee affairs in the state of Hone, his wife and two children have not been seen since Thursday when be telspbomsd his office to say he had a case of food poisoning. Kampala Sabotage Dai'k•na NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) Sabstags attacks on an oil tank and electricity lines in Kampela, the Uganda have left many pert. of capital, without power, and are blamed for disruption of radio and television services this weekend, sources in Kampala said today. 6 in U.N. DI. In Le on BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI)—Slz members of the United Nations contingent in south Lebanon were killed and fair others wo.adsd over the weekend In what omdals described as the worset round of violence for the peacekeeping force. Cancels $6 Illilon Ivy WASHINGTON (UP!) — Baby DI.a InNapI.s Amesthcld NAPLES, Italy (UP!) baby boy died today hem the myatmious dark disease'! that has talon tim lives 0( 56 other Infants and ptimptod dieters to Ismm a medical alert througboi* aoiern Italy. — Tifo Sheds Wife, Weds Singer KUWAIT (UP!) — A Yugsslav official says anyear.old President Jolip ken Tile has divorced Jovanks, his wife of 77 years, and married a 35year-old opera shier, Gertrude Mlnttic. The official made the statement Sunday In Kuwait ,the first Mop as Ills's fair- nation Middle East tour. It followed montim of speculation on the data of J.vmba Ills, who has not been seen In pih1c sines Jime 1V17. On Japás Island? Soviet Base TOKYO (UP!). The lovist Union has structad a large r4Mary ban en aims of two northern islande e'iIail by Japan aerial — i1mbim clearly shows a renway as one of lbs Kiwi) islands, whish the newspaper said Is 2.17. From Home In Longwood By MAX UXIIZrIAN Herald 8t Writer Carl IL Dorigan, 34, Tomoks Trail, Lougwood, tsdiorn,onetook$l,r1 In "law fran No bane we Sunday ', according to Seminole County Sheriff's r4poft Dorigan reportedly told deputies he loft Na home about Service Sta'Ih Stat. Road 431 3:13 p.m. Sunday and returned and Oord Road, Cawibsrry, iod1ybsfor,m1&ilgMto find Saturday and parked his 1152 someone had soared his boos. Chevrolet next to a gas truck throagh an unlocked back door that was flUb4 onJsrgr4 and Mole stereo equipment; 50 links, according to sheriff's k loath; three rifles and three handguns Robert F. Melt, Gibsoidom, WIINGTA4 P1*., who was operating the gas John Bishop, owner of truck, reportedly told deputies Ooodlsg's a dan4ng apply he soggsoed Proctor move his Mere, at Stat. Road 434 and car to a ader location, acWehiva SprIngs Road, reported coring to the reports. Proctor usneone took = feat of two thin polled ants own and oas.lgbtb4ncb copper and threatened Moist, he told teh valued M$1,5N ham bit . slon over the weeksnd,ac. Proctor was arrested later cordlag to ehsrIWs reports. that day at his heme and Sumit ol the tub&'ig was latsr charged with aggravated recover Ins dltd* new the wreult, according to ehrlfs am diMOTOICYcIZTARN IIUEOTAW4 Darvun F. Wrft, 13, ltll Robert Ekdihi, 17, of 155 Dyson Drive, Tuscawlila, Spring Garden Court, reported someone took his Altamonte Springs, reported so matorcycle, valued at from elght4rack stereo tape dick his driveway sometime and — valued collecThursday or Friday, according tively at $253, dden from his to eh.rlWs reporti. car *while it was perked In his CHAROW wrfll AMAULT driveway Saturday, according Robert Dan Proctor, Jr. 13, to sheriff's reports. of lift Avalon Boulevard, A coithaiger was believed to Altamonte Springs, rnIlnI in have been vied togalnordryto the Seminole County jail today the vehicle, according to the a*aØ,Io bond diargsdwith aggravated .ii.lt damming ( AND TAPE DE(X TAZE4 from, so argument ata filling Rocky McCollum, 25, of 7134 Dodalde, reported thieves took Proctor — We Sadler's a dtls,ne band radio and a tape Won't Just Watch Hospital Costs At VNI WASHINGTON (UPI) - Buiy Boiwath, director of the Council an Wag. and Price Py, said today the admiriatratlon will not sit by Indefinitely and watch hospital costa increase. Bosworth, addressing the wimiil meeting of the American Hospital Association, stressed President Carter's desire to being health care coats down voluntarily. But he said — coWola would have to follow If the vol*Osry plan 1161111. Ballard reportedly hid oar trouble and left the car In the parking late aturday'ilg?g• TRUCK rmz Longwood Firofigiders estlnguisbodabimeInlhemom of a ltTl OUC pickup truck on State Road 427 jut bOde the city Saturday, according to DUUMMUGVZD Bathe Burton, 71, the Winter Park raddso, who was Injured iso week In the accident tiso killed her close friend and longtime Sanford resident Mother Ruby Wilson, Is listed In coithm today. Becam, of her condition, Mrs. Boston Is ezp.ct.d to be moved fran the Intensive care section of Florida Hospital In Orlando Into the prograul,'e care section, a hospital apokeanan said today. Mn delver of the other car involved In the accident, Ronald Walker, 17, of 401 Lak.vl.w Drive in Sanford, has been released from Seminal Memorial Hospital. A passenger in Walker's car, Todd Freeman, 15, of 605 Pato Ave., is Mill In the 4d hospital In dillon according to a hospital Daymon Campbell, 41% East. I, Orlando, was deMeg the truck at the time the idas ac-crwred, according to ahsrlft's reports. Damage to the truck was $215, according to reports. BA0KZN Qiarlu Stacey, 44, of 2513 Qutis Drive, Apopka, reported vandals throw a piece of concrete Urough the front window of his home over the w#nd, according to sheriff's reports. The window was valued at $300, according to the reports. BOTTLE TAII1 Mike Bob, own.rof the 'lip Top Super Markd, 1100 W. 13th Street, Sanford, reported thieves entered Na More over the weekend and took 13 cues of soil kink bottles according A UUIW U4 THE NIGHT Marc L RegIs, 30, of flO to Sanford Police. 2 Out Hears t's Paper: Patty Conviction 'Offens e T6 Jus tice Yet re* for Cow, would sat op a national average Incress, this year of P.7 percent. If that national average is not met, a mandatory 1.7 percent lid would go into effect Jan. 1, 1*. The AHA plan takes a dii. ferent approach. YE's primary goal is to redocs the rate of hospital Vending increases by two percentap points a year. 1s, lithe rate of increase was 12 percent In 11I$, the target for this year would be 10 percent. For the firM 10 months of 1171, the AllArepodedarateof increase of 12.1 pausd, down from II percent over the some period of 1977. The ABA claimed the decrease ripe,seats a savings for the country of mere tba $1.3 billion. toheLWe 7p.m., interdsu MAfl ita soe sprthp 77:30 pin., First awci of DeLsod. Free Bleed Preause awe, 74 p.m., Seventh-day TOPS Cbqtw 799 7p.m., over Baptist Church, Lake and Cowdzy a, Lake Mary. : oet.s.Segaissle Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle : Slop, SR 431, Altamonte swings. Jaycees, board meeting, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. 1'UDAY, FEBRUARY 6 : 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Ught, SMIOIII. lathed lartema, 7 aim., Sarpbo's. Lobbying Farmers In Capital noon, Sanford Civic Center. : Bring bag lunch. Bingo follows business meeting. (.lus offered by U.S. Po Squadron and 8CC, 7-10 p.m. Longwood School cof. of Community Services at SCC. (UP!) — Farmers, who have lumbered across half the nation In caravans of nearly 2,000 tractors and campers, converged on the nation's capital today to lobby for higher farm prices. The second __________ Reck me.ay through April 24. Council .1 Arts Sciencu general meeting combined . directors at and represerdatives, noon, Church Street Mation Gallery, 76 W. Church Si., Orlando. tractorcade began three weeks ago when tractors set out from mid-continent, picking up others along the way. Simighi Pramiaders, 8p.m., DeBary Community • Caft, Shall Rood. proved the leaders of the Republican Party could agree on cutting taxes, passing the Equal Rights Amendment and getting tough with the Russians — but not on balancing the Sanford Optimist, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn.lathed Retaract, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, ove—tei. A.esym.ss, 7:30 p.m., Sears, Altamonte budget. The 100 GOP leaders divided sharply on whether to amend the Constitution to require a balanced fIeral budget. AWL W's a of Seierd noon luncheon and meeting, Reservations. Program: "Fun Day," Silent Auction, While Elephant and bake sale. TIIURSDAY,FEBRUARYS yi pg ew, 1 p.m., Zehnder Hall, Ascension Lutheran Ojurdi, Casselberrr. Benefit PACE School for children with Learning Disabilities. ________ ___ O.ier, Aaym, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Cawlberry. }jnljctay Inn. 8iira, lie. noon,_____ s s.ie OptimIst, 7:30 a m., Holiday : : 3 More Shuttles In New Pact CAPE CANAVERAL (UP!) — Rockwell International, the current space shuttle : • / WASHINGTON (UP!) — Justice mrtmont officials, convinced that only a fluke prevented conviction of Rep. Daniel Flood, are seriously considering again prosecuting the 75-year-old congressman on sweeping ?EWAY, FEBRUARY P bribery charges. "The jury convicted Dan Flood and one guy decided he shouldn't go to _ _ ____ Show, sponsored by : TySceSt's Old T e Medicine •: jail because is old," said one official familiar SA'IVRDAY, FEBRUARY is With the case that ended In a mistrial Satur- im day. l)sBary Area (nber of Commerce, 7:30 pin., l)eBary : act. Art Amties, 7 p.m., St. Mary Magdalen Newspaper Ad • Moll iss ve,a*. fa 11 ' e' £_Aan $, r•a$• tom. • psee, Ii seenow lies, J. , 7, 40 yesterday's b*, 1i Ge1awAw,ed,died — $0.12; 7'• '1 • • 01111ft Ron" 1110won"%" so 1w -* from mi. Men 13. pessapbemN.leu,letA . SUM' SAIN60PIWIMI • - - - - ,.•-. - • G RAMKOW for . '"" 11*10 O • '• IN • ••. • • $AMPORD - - '•.. icalsisrini Niciwils. Larji.ussi .. ,•..••,i,• , • - • ' ' •• "' • • -.' I-. • - -• • 1 -. vi • '' - - ....... ,. . •- - .-.• . . ..- - . : alk •• Miry NisSan and say NY, Or' PIISUARYS. • , ": • •• lonaldWa*Ir Geraldine White AneelaFord Poulino Mills oi baby Sly John c.lge$e, DeNena Elizabeth A. Wilson. New Sm Wila " ue.4 V? ' • -• . S0 stolen chod from a motel in Engine Tune.Up In early December. Police said Florida were found on Akers when he was arrested and be • $39 M1$SII$ 'Sanford: ivgeCaachman Aft 055110 Melol.. Gaines eler Jackson 1v0 091sir gnment checks -. • • -, Ing a close friend at the airport and said the Informant had provided an unadetakable deacripilon — a resemblance to • extra Most U. S. cars, most Datsun, HELPS MAINTAIN STOPPING POWER 2.WH!EL FRONT DISC: 4-WHEEL DRUM: Install Install new front brake pads and grease seals •S (J i',, ' . Drain and replace transmission fluid Install new pan gasket e Replace trans. is grease seals 0 Resur. • Repack front wheel OR taco drums • Repack mission filter, when equipped • Adjust bearings • Inspect callfront bearings • Inspect pus and hydraulic sys. hydraulic system • Add tern • Add fluid (does fluid not include rear wheels) WarraMed 12 mondw or 12,000 mliii, whichever comes first VAWE linkage and bands, where applicable . Most U.S. cars, some imports Warranted 90 days or 3,000 miles. whichever comes first QUALITY RETREADS Six-rib road-holding tread, dependable construction, honest Goodyear quality. Don't miss this super value. '.•. HELPS PROTECT YOUR AUTOMATIC TRANSMSSION new brake lining, all 4 wheels • Now front 0 Resurface front rotors "The Information said he locked Ilk. Freddie Pi', POWER STREAK POLYESTER width he doss, so I knew It was him." Gandy, a cowdy vice • •IUâ II needed •. TOpot,,VW _____. QUICK COLD __________ WEATHER STARTS condenser, rotor • Set dwell and timing • Adlust carburetor • Includes Datsun, Toyota. and light trucks WaimMed $0 days 3,000 milts, whichever comes first Transmission Service Addltiori,I parts and s.rIces HELPS INSURE systems analysis • Install new points, plugs, Gandy said. 'OtatIOfl $6488$. $26880el~5; ):. If neJd. • • Additional puts and $CV.iCe$ . _ . Electronic engine, charging, and starting the late comedian Freddie prinse "I jot saw him playing a entra It needed Itont heeI dn,e and Brake Service "Your Choice lnClude listed parts and labor - no cilia ctiatg, , air conditioned cars, ies for electronic Ignition. _____________________ additional eI,ices • S.t canter. camber, and 10- • Moat U.S. cars some Im'°f""" ports WwM.d N d.s ii MW edfm. *M9,v•q ca..s HeW $34 I $ 4688 would probably be charged today with four counts of bad - Warranty nationwide. HELPS PROTECT TIRES AND VEHICLE PERFORMANCE • Inspect aid rotate 1j jo .j.jii)pbct suspensi?n arid. tires ' • steering system, Fully lflspected •• .,,-- • •• (• ¼, ( / - .• Money-savIng Value! • .• (., ( .1 ''• Are A Super ' Choose 69514, $fl *75-13 biackwsll plus $1.63 F.t.T. and old tire - '.. c7s•14, or 078.14 - IC 1 Akers told reporters he to writ, a book about Viva I. Tucks, Ms exploits In 40 Mates. Patricia LWvsciano end laby - __ ____ 11 Brantley Talk — - I F speikarMthe$s.m.nie.thig V Whitewsils only $3.00 more. —, Say)ftrge it, _______ Good'eor *NATIONWIDE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Ll All Goodyear Is warranted for at - service .work was performed. If, however. you're lsdn9 ,___. . --_ iiLzabe$b I. Andersen Atwtisl.leekman William C. Cooks • jfo Maureen Newton Ss5y Price Chsrylfteld Chaise N. Clark Deaary Uverd P. CuWy, Deary Ralph Mills', Delay Otarlos $lneles, Dillon. PalrlcioLaervsclan,,L.riwj osscssuus MaN* • ana Mafier • 11111,1111 it. M1 1 • • Tails ails Raynetes. OeSy JisWive Semis. Delary IaUia$onllkDo" Ale NeI, Prances V. Move,. New " W " Devithy iwo C.nMl414 N.Y. ' • • p - biackwail plus 32C to AI r C then cashing In the tickets and Sanford: paborne Deltena '. Et' *1' LlAlI"',. - .uiuuuuupiOW •• • ,,,, •• • • • - -SNVNUUNIIS...Cd$I$91M - ' tIt' .pounment Wsrrsa ii *y. sr MW CMII • '" li, li l I • We honor our Auto Service and FREE $1588 Chassis lubrication and oil change •Includeslighttrucks ' ________ ____________ •Pieas• call for ap- ABMI16II SlityPWlafl.DeNen&___ • $mroøo, PLncso, • labert Sheisri Front- End Includ.s up to'" five quails mator brand 10/30 oil. Oil filter extra If needed. allegedly used ____ Invalid cards to buy gas at several Rutherford County businesses alai" 11. amlifl, Alls"1404 &Nabobof coalJssIne Mitt, Orange City ames' -" JoNt K. oas.iy, winter Springe merce 1 PUUUAIYS,iIP . 1IIN.MaitladAn.,Ilaftland toiea 'Alva F. NunS . 130 WElT *isrmy UOU1.JVMD U: 7iI - • - . aymona Delft Peus VWN TkeSs pesty TuepW .. • LIM it .. • • ow" "oil 4 I - ••. • .- ' • • $588 — . Linde GOod John D. Mart in Leon Muilins Eddie M. Perry Mary SOW" AID authorize. . We return worn-out parts. Helps prOteCt check with the FBI today for additional Information con. defraud banks, writing bad Albert Dallabrida Jr. - ---.-- Marie Al. Cewios. Defleas Franca MacLachlan, Omen. iiiiie R. Slack Gavel COoCbfO$fl ieDhnmeck i - • ,•••..• ii' NEW LOCATION lAY. U.N & Lam ry. SM. f. . . Sanford: Sanford: Lloyd R. and Eva-Marie Hamptm a boy Girl b 1.ivey huhley, 001.y DISCNARSII Harry Clarke, Deftuul • - 1~lre 1111111 =aI1 • - __ The detective said he plans to using automatic ________ bank carda tO DISCHARGES • We do professional work. • We do only the work you be& OflChange will take the rest of the week to determine," Gandy Zotoi THE GOODYEAR PROMISE Lu __________ SINTHI ., • of Suierd. I 1W lift N"J. r SEW., CrL1ii. leaked ad tas friends Information Center computer check indicated the widely pinball A -0` £ Rutherford County sheriff's office said a National Crime — drove to Metro Airport in a car Lillian R. hair, Deltona rented recently Las "°'' "There will probably be R. W. leutter, Deltona gss from Nevada for that," Elizabeth WIlson, Now Smyrna ch. Gandy said. BIRTHS Gandy sold Abets Is wanted Sanford: forge and Lourdes Piquar, a boy for such alleged violations as Charles Murphy, Coilland. OhI* emotional help that friends and relatives MONUMENT •. -1r40 against the Equal Rights Alice S. O'Hara - .-- i_•.•__ e,w. ,. i-iw. Franca A. Rounde ___ WIIUm C. Tuspker lonita V. 110W. Lnjia*sd wd1k retired askiel teacher aid • iIu, ho M 0 SNOW d 1%.iL NO $hs That U&sd MMbsU SuNaIssm. • ••I'—• Pest C:..rolz argued PISIUARY 2. $fl ADMISSIONS Sanford: Doroth y Adams • VVIUIUICIIIJ) held in Rutherford County jail today without bond, charged with fraudulent use of expired and revoked credit cards. Detective Don Gandy of the squad officer and an airport security guard, arrested Abets Saturday night.said Akers __________________________________ The detective : HOSPITAL NOTES Art Aa,nianbe_ra How, noon, to 5... p.m., Sinford Civic Cadet. RefrseOs, 2:30-4 p.m., ____ Wed V:' nest Vir winter social, iary Fire Hill. RaghrIa's, 1 p.m., Covered dish domer, 1:30 p.m. ertil*mreid. All West Virginians welcome. UMINMI arm km Md 1 Wins, WW towd Wdmdlg the $oOwd Q* r, em 1110011614111 ho U*I oil • -- " Amendment. Civic and political leaders from across Georgia called on legislators to ap. prove the amendment when the 1979 session reconvened today. James H. McNeHl Nsm.d ERA Constitution SundayurgedGeorgjaI.,awnake to disregard "distorted and misrepresented dinavian and contemporary mule. Refreshments. Call I 11+h I'I'in lll'iilr k6 d odwil. WI&THERj harassed. EWdMSIU. Wyin and Suwbe -- Pushes vertisement in the Atlanta Journal- 4307 far reservations. - officers Gandy would be meet- ATIANTA (UPI) — A full page ad. Ivedb't Daacs sponsored by Hagar Viking Club of rM FlorIda, $ p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Scan, MONUMINTS of Distinction for Fra ud Gregory Preston McBride Akers, fl, ci Miami was being Gandy said an Informant told Fire Hall. Fm, music, downs, Blue Grass, and novelty ON give *010 the vthations and th. funeral is a WW help to the family in rd For Auto Service thorities said today. Sodal' Security nibeI. tlii si.peà aid he has wed the • U.S. May Aitanoate Sprtn CIvic Cater. Relebel L.e 438p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, ' 1*7% MagnolIa Ave., Sanford. Sadud4eslaele Jaycees bead, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee —. Ca -- • corning several . aliases and ' _____ • SemM,le TsutaImeem Club, 7:30 p.m., : It's important for people to know Jat are not alone dswlng a time of sorrow. The Cre d it his travelain4e dates may get thebook thrown at him in 30 of than, Rutherford County au- "This cue Is so complex, all the charges from all the which would go to subcontractors. Rockwell _ of In spacecraft industry sources say. President Carter Was to announce the award t,4 kwell Carolyn Luke Survivor Ja'l*led traveled Floridian Is wanted at lead 30 Mates. built the first test space shuttle, th e Enterprise, and the orbiter scheduled for launch from the cape Nov. 9. Funeral P4otk. N14r1 323-2454 1 builder, will have its contract renewed today for construction of three more of the that would amount to $1.96 billion, half of Lab. Mary RoSary, $ am., Mayfair Country Club. CU$HINL j. HOWARD FWWAI wvk for J. Nw_ri Cin. n. Oramiwie Ave.. wri. WM dWd $tiris, WN be at 2 p.m. Tuisi, er oiia rel Howe cbe, wlffi Rev. Lee kb WflciWi In CM,ie. o - _ Fv (UP!) — A Florida man planning to write a book about GOP: No Balanced Budget idscn Griffin _... Traveling Florida Author •.l.ffi.. s*.w . Pvt'alI Tq MURFREESBORO, Term. Oiled, EsIary, 7:13 am., the Town House. adors, 2:30p.m., Civic Center SafsrdSer _______ Preview Escepties for Jan RIng-Kids Fiber P.M, MMUin4 Art Cider HOM Photo by Torn NI?SII Firemen light brushfire just south of Ieadoqood Apartments on Montgomery Road in Altamonte Springs — a lire that was brought under control by :i p.m. with little damage. with WITH FLAMES Camelberry EMory, 7:30 am., 515 Cafeteria. Altamonte Springs. DRIVERS annual American Agriculture Movement WRDNDAY, FEBRUARY 7 SaBle Hamines Chapter DAR, 2:30 p.m., Barbara Rupr.cbi, 1011 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. INSWIANCE • A BRUSH LIIIII Anderson er HenrY Aia.der A60 Jr., a. of 18ill T.por Ave., WNWV Park, who died $4mdey. will be *p.m.. Yuesiey. so V. umvs Luffisran Clwrd. $avl. Serial k 5$. L*Vs Camalsry. Vlewh We: UW4 7.9 p.m., Sy as - wraps price IA111111M (w,11111 11VIL 1111111wift F wWal NNW Alsm — to rewarddIfl w1J., iiin, COMM. VI55N Why Pat Not _ tilled. Sickly Anderson Sunday. ;:._c same family — were not immediately Iden- Wha 3~ Sates., 7:30 am., City Hill, North venue. Edguncn A____ saderd j,, noon, Holiday Inn. Leagued Sertema,_____ noon, Quality Inn. AREA DEATHS AIIl.L, NINNY ALI*AN. MR. JR. - Puserel wrvkee • The blaze brings to five the number of serious fires in the northern New Jersey area over the past month, with at least 38 fatalities. The victims — believed to members of the • W plan. Am Robert Dole, Hwy Ak"dor Ahell Jr., II, of 1151 Taylor Ave., Ws' M week, Dole plans 10 Pk died Bees In ui.d_h4ák4 a ceMir'"'- m le A1 NB ho •w WnW with roddsoL Mo was sepii'"4 . of SOL BlIeNes 1IS, DOs. ad 1IL5 woOd Will a- r.1.a gi a rv ai — — , V — IV Mo em a rr" of IL Lube 5 • a rubble. ialb Sadasle Maseic Ledge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet 5y4Ii N1 I. night in a suspicious fire that raged through a condemned, city-owned tenement that airthorities said had been the target of arson threats. A sixth victim was feared buried In Wel Watchers, 10 am., Lake May Presbyterian thwth 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. • lederd'Elwaols noon, Civic Center Dim Weñahsp lOam., and 7p.m., Montgomery Ward, because olwho she was —a child of affluence ... rather than became of anything she did, and that she was made to pay alas as so unreasoning geaturs agabO a generation of mut, of which she was £hIifl ass symbol In a p.thMlc "e of perception." The newspaper went onto say t MW Hearst's ordeal was "so offmess to jedirs, a miscarriage of jwtM,e, without say precise parallel In Amerlesa Wday. The victim was mob Is beer thep 1.iunaI lertheorimed her vWla. No an really believes, we aheko thd the gemie Yom weenillet who was kidnapped in 1*74 seer would have been charged with sely crime, bd far the trema Wttod am her by thIl tombs esped IN- e." OPINI Go I :. • NEWARK eluding four children, were killed Sunday of Commerce wall made to ply an ujad pejc, R G AND . A _________ Monday, Feb. 5, 1979-3A Kills 4 Kids; Total: 38 Adva" Church, Winter SprinP fy, Cumiberry. - z:--, 5th N.J. Tenement Fire Wyrnore SAN FRANCISCO (tIP!) - The conviction of Patricia Hearst on beak robbery cheriM was "so eimew to joslice," the San Francisco ExaW1er says In Ms d editorial counned on t n.wepir Mirw cue. Raduh A. lead, Patricia's father, Is prd-'l of the Examiner. The editorW rd Sunday said President, Carter "did the fair and praiseworthy thing" In r-'ng Miss Heard led week after she had served 25 n'he of her?. year sentence. No had been convicted by a federal jury of participating In the Symbiomse liberation Army's robbery of a San Francisco bank. "Her conviction In the first place was, we thoeghi, acr111't" the newspaper said. "And the Jedice Department now, in effect, aknfts as much, a long while of1sr the f. "We camot sully bnaghio how a jury could have heard all that happened and then decided there were noes. tanueft drvndances that raised reasonable dwilt as Drawing a omatterlag of biases and boos from his audience, Boewsith called the a"IMratIos's 5.7 percent goal hr now :1 inasasss kIMbiq&tal industry "a very Iss saL" ."Ipsrssoallybsllsveitcu be does vsbeir11y," he said. HEW Secretary_Joseph W. enret cailans, decade CoIWU, 1 mid FI,pM culs der decade, to haveIN In. peepastim" of as cosoltet. 40 p.oeut of all cri cedi, ad ofIsersues ulls'aey — going let on o_'— cars, Bsswth mid. HssaidtbsaetlMwlllhaveto — 'at.ie pimp II. Ties andWas was dw mb..dtohr.rnoftbe An eleCtric ; ltL AV!V lirsel (UP!) power falhflblackdantild hind fei nearly two hoers tad, a a lnHalfaoldpiilbscsstrysmoptfer IgSq gmsNt.N. Institutions that h 1b.ciSofMkk'oeaterda IlMleii TAPE DE(1 TAW4 Curt Ballard, 11, of sen Oakwood Village Apartments, Orlando, reported someone took an oigt*4rack player from his into late Saturday or early Sunday while it was parked at the Sgt. Pepper's Disco, U.S. 17. 52, Fern Park, according to B1d414, SiMian University; Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. -• - IN BRIEF Montgomery Ward, with it *a svsuysas aIms. CATL GANDOIJO, Italy (UP!) John Paul II, iS$lagkkwliga oneweek trip tolatinAmsilss,tedeybegsna compiMo red M the ppslvUsarm aIomo. lb. 58yearold PelWisbsi'i — flew to his Iene dey hiflWp vWa ovedoo bylt.liu'nAlrForcs aergiv. dII,*gsllorsd in do Va!$LPeteIrt :'IU'4 IINk Did Wabb* 10 sin., and noon, Green Like Circle, Sweetwater Oaks, wall awakened by a load swmd shortly after going to bed about 11 p.m. Saturday, sec cording to sheriff's reports. Hagle looked outside his house to an a Florida Power Company utility pole and a neighbor's Mane mflhox had been toppled. Investigating officers reported the iIms(e had patently been done by a vehicle that left the scene before they strived. Hagie told deputies he did not m a cor when he In. vestigated the disturbance, according to therift's reports. deck, valued collectively at $215 from his 1115 Ford while it was perked at his home Sunday nlgtt, according to sheriff's Rise, He Warns miles long and has lbS cusdy to bas 1sriiby all types of milNary ácreft. Pop. I.stlng NATON welgto Watchers, 10a.m., Ascension IAatheran thurch; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altanonte Springs. Iran, ems of the United States' best military hardware customers before political twmoU forced the shah to step down and its ollfwoductlos* to virtually stop, has canceled mate than half of a $12 billion arms sale otdsr. Defence Dwartment soirees said the termination included an order for tim United States to Immediately begin wItawleg military personnel and advisers In Iran. 59th • MONDAY FEBRUARY 5 KD Iran CACENDAR $1,875 In Goods Stolen a -- • ' ' - ' - - - • -- - -• - - - - - - I - • •- - — • 1' �- Evening lkwaM 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2911 or 831-9993 Monday, February 5, 1979 -4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher are sometimes cruel. It all darted quietly. The plan was to get a nice lunch and be back at the office on time. 9 Two ofmypsrtnerain misfortune and I left a 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 Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $29.60; Year, $40.00. about the noon hour. Our first task was the cashing of our paychecks so we would have enough to buy food. At the speedy quick bunk drive-up windows we encountered a short line being served by a teller with time to spare. The poor woman moved as if In ,J U -.- The Clock the grips of arthritis. I became fearful we might have a longer than By MAX EBXIII1AN the drive-in bank. ned We tur around sheepishly to return to the et ng bank. R raci our steps, we were once again on the way. Finally we reached the restaurant famous for Its. speedy quick service. However, In observance of 'flredBlood Week, the help moved as if they were in glue. one place before anticipated wait to cash our checks when I in front of as talking overheard someo about chingirig their voter registration to reflect their permanent residence to that of the benL "Perhaps we should forgot the swank restaurant we had planned on and head for the speedy quick restaurant where the service beats the cockroaches to the table," one of my confederates suggested. The rest of us agreed. Finally we got our checks cashed and were on our way. Nothing could stop us now, right? Wrong. Aawebreezed down the road with the wind lfl our faces andthoughts of yummy food In our minds, my eye suddenly caught sight of a strange metal container between the driver and myself. It was a strange tubular device I had only seen is not IUII)r an "Around The Clock" column. This is an open letter to those who employ me and testimony that the forces of good and evil Around (liSPS 401.2$0) -y - Last year, Congress and the Carter administration won deserved plaudits for deregulating the airline industry, an act which increased competition, lowered air fares and boosted industry profits. This year, the trucking industry Is targeted for similar liberation. But, while the case for deregulating the truckers is no less compelling than that for the airlines, dragging the protected motor carriers into a free market promises to be far tougher. Where the airlines were split on the question of deregulation, trucking companies grown fat on the protected routes and rates granted by the Interstate Commerce Commission are unified In opposition to deregulation. And the politically potent Teamsters union is also fighting deregulation because of the restraining influence competition would have on wages. Given the presence of both trucking companies and Teamsters In virtually every congressional district, the pressure to maintain the status quo will be fearsome. Nor will the arm twisting be limited to Capitol Hill. The Teamsters have reportedly threatened to retaliate against the White House for Its support of deregulation by Ignoring the president's wage guidelines when new contracts are negotiated with truckers this year. The question Is whether Mr. Carter and Congress can withstand the heat long enough to dismantle a regulatory structure that benefits the few at the expense of the many. The many in this case are consumers who pick up the tab for the excessive truck transportation costs that result from the ICC's wasteful regulatory policies. Empty trucks rattle back and forth across the country burning up fuel and hiking overall operating costs because of senseless ICC rules against two-way hauling. The trucking companies fix shipping rates, legally, with only a rare objection from the commission's hopelessly swamped staff. And, through the permits it grants for protected hauling mutes, the ICC effectively limits both competition and entry of new trucking companies. How much these regulatory policies cost the public Is subject to debate. But a reasonable estimate is that of Stanford University professor Thomas G. Moore, who puts the annual cost at up to $3 billion. That kind of money should light fires under every codsumer group in the country. In theory, Washington began regulating the trucking industry during the 1930 to forestall the rise of a predatory monopoly carrier and to protect the railroads. The 16,000 trucking companies now in operation are adequate defense against any monopoly, save one imposed by Washington. And, irony of ironies, Washington's clumsy efforts to regulate the railroads have long since driven most of them to penury. Regulating the truckers won't save the railroads. But rail carriers might save themselves if only Washington would permit them to set their own freight rates and abandon unprofitable operations. As for the trucking industry, deregulation would reward the most efficient operators while offering shippers the advantages of a competitive marketplace in which to shop for carriers.. We think most truckers, like the deregulated airlines, would find competition a boon rather than a burden. - Here? WASHINGTON (NEA) It's a very cynical business," says a former employee of a firm that specializes In providing consulting services to the federal government. "In fact It's the most dishonest business In which I've ever worked." The available evidence suggests that management consulting, as practiced In this capital, Is indeed cynical and intellectually dishonest. But it's also highly profitable, seemingly Impervious to criticism and growing at a phenonenal rate. In theory, consultants offer their "expertise" to departments and agencies In the form of research, analysis and evaluation of government activities and policies. In some cases, they have been given complete operational control of federal programs. In practice, the consultants' advice is usually dispensed in massive reports that seldom con-tain anything useful. Explains a former author of those reports, who asks his identity remain confidential: "The project managers — the government people who award the consulting contracts never seem to know what they want. They also never seem to know what they've done in the IPL The lad day In public office for George C. Wallace came on the birthday of Martin Lather King Jr. Both Wallace and King played major roles In the sha ping of recent American history. Both were merely man, flawed as are all. But both throughforce of personalities, chance of position and the accidents of human affairs became larger then life representations of contending social forces of their times. Their essential difference was that one looked to the future and the other to the pad. Qne sold "I have a dream," the Other Vowed "Segregation forever." Wallace dosed cit his long tenure as governor of Alabama listening to his successor promise "all AIab"ntsn' a new beginning free from racinn and discrimination." There wasirony not only In the menage and the timing but In the setting of the swearing-In ceremony, only a short distance from the Montgomery church from which King a quarter of a century ago launched a civil rights movement that was to chiUnge the nation's conscience and change its way of life. Through most of that turbulent period, Wallace's was the most Influential voice In op. position. In later years, he has said that his __________ position was misconstrued, that his yeari4ong campaign against desegregation was not motivated by racial iniipethy but by opposition to big government dictating to the individual In matters essentially the Individual's own con. cern, that he himself was not "anti" anyone or any group. Perhaps. It may well be that he was misimderdeod by much of the public and mlsrepmesut.d, as he so often charged, by the media. But If so, he tea singularly little interest In personally setting the record straight at the time. Distortion In news columns and by television cameras may have been beyond his controL But few eiposedthpersonto his rhetoric could have come away doubting that at the very least he was anti pointyheaded h4ell,ctuals. There was and Is no questIon as to King's or the impact of Na menage. It came through loud and dear, hallh the Justification of injustice by whatever authority _____________ and moving both blacks and whites toward a transformation of society that is Mill In progress. His concept of a broader freedom was color Mind, it applied to all Americans. _______ Support Th. Guard overlook and even break the law at their own discrotlon? Iwould like to reply to the article "Job and Military Pay for Government Aides?" that appeared in your paper Jan. Z. As I understand the law, the dual payment (civilian pay and mllitiry pay I believe this bane has been blown way out of proportion. Your article Is entitled "Job and Military Pay for Government Aides?" That Is not the case at all. These National Guardsmen are no government aides. They are city and county employees. In addition we ar not talking abonta large nombsrof p.*. In the case of the Sanford Guard unt there are Only two employees(city oIRai*rd) who fall under the dual pay for annual training periods is required only for Florida National Gueren. Tha requirement Is n date statute. Federal law r.qurus that ressirlots "In addition, consulting firms k now that II they're too critical of whet a department or agency is doing, they're never going to got _________ wot1r contract from that aocs." WrIWig In the vi.renl 1an of Policy Review, a quarterly publication of the Heritage Four.. datlon, Washington journalist Donald Linibro cites evidence that almost $2 billion per year in public funds Is being paid to government con- notary ____ ______ _____ _____________ ____ ______ nationwide. The Florida National Guard is the nation's leader In personnel strength (17 percent of authorized strength). Part of the credit for this distinction mat go to the fact that the date of Florida strongly mçpods their n$Ional guard. The abov,cltsd tote law Is a prime example. To arbitrarily day or overlooktlU law (es the city olSunford and 8,"ol, Cawdy has done) Is a ______ for r.ceti id very — factor ___________ _______ ________ ____ ____ ______ ______ ICmotaeehew the cityadceaty can justify denying the.. MIsiw their rlgi*a defined by Mats low ad reinforced by several court cesus and attorney sowd W gives the city and ceaty the riji to danyo _____ _____ _____________ The "VoiTher Army" everyone Is talking es the national guard and Army resin.. These are the troops thatwlllbscd linsln the.vento( a national emergency. These personnel cannot be treated as "government aides" who do not rate special car.siderdica by local and date govern____ _____ ____ _________________ _____ ________ Ca. B (.) 14*h 1111 Sanford, FL sort of ftisthet iii.the kInd of pr,eiAp4jai op:n who has a hily IIlt appeal to the pregr'c _ _____ ____ Many Me" ___ ___ ___ __ ___ _______ __________ __ ________ _______ a ____ __ ____ - _____ _______ ______ 0-0-0, Totals __ _____ ____ _______ _____ ___ _____ ___ ____ ____ ______ _______ __________ ______ _____ ___ __ ______ ___ __ ___ ___ ______ ______ ____ _____ ____ ____ ____ ___ _______ ____ ______ ___ ______ ____ _______ ___ ________ ______ _____ - - ___ ___ __ ___ _ ____ ____ / ____ ___ _____ of tgoaliand2OasiIstsIn 47 games for thOSthSfl jof$ f 3 this 51Kb $p ()4 31 the Sabres diring 1V7475. ri , - __ S - ______ I , - - .- ey, who will report to Buffab FrWlay, Md ,~ a What should have been a cinch victory wound up drain- the cup on his tee shot. Hinkle hit a one-iron 12 feet short of the c up and ran it ' . or ' -c e'. St't-t: 'I I .2 i j-l!11' I'i's-:l+' ;.!d ii i tu hi':.iltl.' l.nno,itl-avt'lt"uuitua clvt'r ( ) i'io ill ,'itt''i fl 111111 IIl(t' ,\ssot-iat $4) S-,toiitii l)I)tIli;i SATURDAY MATINEE First Pact', 5)6, D: IS MI 591/ 4 7) '911 ' Talia II 00 3 Little Bug 0(1 7) 32.40; T( Il 3)740 40. Time Second Race. S 16.C' I Factual 8 Tulla Rose II 9/) iS 211 1260 Cal , ,)At) -I 20 3 00 oDu-1u4.so;Qu SI 121 00;P (I II 177.60; 1 (1-5-SI 175.40 Time Teague 2l',-i , crushed 1 .2'keview, 12-12, in the fourth olu;trtt'r when it decided to Lalitrii. forfeit the game; Teague hi IV travel in-Illit, J.\UCIIl stopped Tuskawi lla, 33-14; and I 11 :iit; "ill liVt7[ Uvit-dii JIII-ks(,fl Heights halted Mllwee, as .Jartit's Platt hit for It points; 40-23, as I'ayetta Robinson ;sr)(h D705'lUInI lO(';VII l'i i1"I'li (II SC) ud I6pouit.s for the winners. 43, (kSJl(tl- It' y .ThIL I5l)?lt'-. '. Ill lIver Itt nntii'v ; Is junior varsity games (o1(1('(I 'a'oii.'il JiI(kSO(I points 12 Il'igiits c Lakeview halt South St-iiiinole, 18-6; Wi)il)l)I'II Jackson hlsighits tumble Milwee, 12-8; Milwee, 32-28; I -aktview tut mid TLLskawilla defeat Teague, cliis.seil South S'nrutiole, 66-19 as ItI-lifil Out tIs scored 16 I)i(Its; Seioiinolt- outlasted l.iikt' hI,t,t-fl, 51,3, itS kaac ViIliarns yi('(l'PtI Ii ;inil tIll) Wai'd •l,Ioh'(I 12 IlIlIts; ;oiii 'l't'agnpi' 'tiijin'il 'l)ISI?:ttVIhl'l 3!- 19-12. 11.43. Third Race, 6 A Policed -I Do Gooder S- 16 55: 1) (w) 600 II, los-, -lIU;h I .74' 160 . - 11$ l'tII-. 380 2 80 106I) 3OShane Q(4-)20-40;P(4) I0S.00;T(44- - 3) 93.20. Time 31.6$. Fourth Race. S-lI. 0: ,ndy Boy Ii 40 160 '- 330 ii F: L 0 FR I 0 1 580 360 $ Miss CuruIe I Larry Miller 3 20 Q(2 - $) $4.20; P (2-5) 93.30; 1 (28 I) 107.40. Time 3).5, ARRIVE - UVE ',ju',tif ')TfltL Fifth Race, S-lID: '' - - With __________________________________ Iiii rn Electri 9. ___ foot, e-pd Elect ric with nine points, whIle posted victory Tip Hayesthreelnfromitaindatthat [y/r HEATING INC. teammate Daryl Williams Top Is lot weekend's boys poimLon coinfoditmeelfout 2) 345.50. Tine 31.42of contributed eight. baástbilleagu.coildrrl.d by Eighth Race, 5-16 B: 1007 S. SANFORD Avg. I Flagship Bank's Tony Gains lbs Sanford Racriatlomn the chase. , who had 11.40 640 500 ~ Jabbering Sanford was the game's top scorer with Deptournament victories to 10. McCOY'S Frsd$ck Miller 13, HuskIes one coming here, NAo SANF OR D EL ECTRIC: Tommy act as if he waited the Davy) Williams and Dacar MeeThie 2 di Kevin Smith 2 2-26 hey c5. T.'ai a'. 04,111 top prize either, four. Robert Miller 0 0.1 0, Bobby Hart NOW SOUSSIt Michael Slmmerie 16. putileg from sIgit feet on the 0 0 1.0 1, Stacy Smith 1 O2 2, M44MVIC, IN Rlcky WIINI i• IISk*Sld Fm*$Ck IItk.Iv a trl$.hog.y and all. - man Williams 3 ..L4 0 Tomrwc_. fleryI 10. Joe McCloud L Total 16, SANFORD Crock.ttOI.fl, George Williams 20 JOISt JIMIS I1S 1L LISY for IllS ltL 0 4. Totals 11 9.34 31. Rkkw#m L Jamn &Ulf U. ToW Min" l"o Bean birdied FLAGSHIP BANK; Marc Usin 2 DRIVERS UNDER 25 a. de it a 1.2 5, Joe Evens 2 0-0 1, Alfred arid that ma the 17th TIP TOPt Dev Frar*Jin 13. 3 46 Sookhavdt 2 0-04, Tony Gains pt,, Q I 4, 7y $11113, three-way US. Ned, Hayes 10, Billy Dasiol 3-65, Horace Knight NEWLOCATIONHWY. 17.92 & Lake Mary Blvd. ot uw.m 7. TWel bol.Yed the 11th tutu made a 10-02. Totals 1111430• 620 4 00 4 Pass 520 2 Lucky Lane Q(le)2I,e.;P(6.4)44,40;T(6-4 ____ to halt 25-4; South SenlHlulIt'o'dgcd past Lakeview, ha' I 'ill Heights, lisi oiulv,lt'd I.ake Howell, 2.1-16, as V;lrii Orion scored 12 poin ts. hi e,irls varsity games, South l-;iI'l) kiituht'd - SANFORD ORLANDO '$lll\',i(' (ISLOl (I11e05C at't ill)) hi boys vat nLy a''thai, 16(k) o- from 30 _______________ ______ - - ____ 4pcordlng to a Sabr es spokesman.- - ________ _________ _______ _______ _________ and below Boys Grob Wins the WHA. 'The Sabres Iss ued Dudley's contract and no other players were involved In the transaction, ________ ______ - forward I,1ck Dudley, a member of Buffalo's 1975 StanleyCup finalist ch, from the Oneinnati Sth4ers ci _______ ___ ___ ____ ___ Sunday announced the reacquisition of 0-00, Smart 0-00. , 6328 McCoy's, J 00 S — __ 23.14-40. 2.20 0 (2 4) 29 60; P (1•2) 64.20; 1 (4.2. 1 9 3 04) 1 (42$) 73.00. Time 31.15. Fifth Race, s B: 'i gi, Count 8 80 3,40 2 80 'n'. Pick 260 240 I 5,20 0(5 7)710; P(7.S) 44.00; 1(1.04) 183 4 2 le me 38.73. Si,th Race, 5-I 6, A: I 1 '. 3' 1 13 80 7 40 3.6C 7.20 3.(X N \'Ilt('flI,l I .irit'y !'' A Po IN 0(10)37.20; P (40) 105.40; 1(4-S 7 795.70 Time 31.04. Sevønlh Race, 1.14. 8: uti"or F l.ch 9 81) 700 3 00 I Two Flips 560 1.00 I .S'.tti Ill)wIc'r 260 (3(75)1000. P (52)233.40; 1 (5-2. 4) 116 40 True 43.69. fight; Race, 5.16, B: 7 AlIUSO Ale., A 00 4 60 3 40 2 tI,- -:li'-,i 140 590 '--.ol.' 320 'ii? ii 63 00 P (7.2)19050; T (1.7. II 6MU 4(3 hit;,' 2)5). Ninth Race, Is, A: lifer III 7 80 5.60 2 60 II .l,ti ?i,iii 400 320 Sil 3(5) 1(7 8)11 80; P (20)48.00; T (25S I 70 80 Time 39.35. le,;lt; Race, 5-Il, TA: t$,ittI Crash 1170 600 77'?) 2 -e.'I tli'.sli' 3 80 3 20 N hI 'l (I; entitle, 11.70 (I (2 6) 21 -$0; P (6 2) 11.40; 1 (4.3. 8' 167 10 Time It 62. F )ry,'n)ti Race, S-Il, C: 7 !.'.i k i.e 13.40 5.40 600 I /.'ii.t-'- Doug 320 2.40 I) Ill. v,-,Inre 2 40 0 II 1)17 80; P (I 11 93.90; 1 (7-I. 8) 1 #9 60 Time 31.93. Twelfth Race, ,, C: 7 / ,,.,?( Glow 20 40 8.40 2,80 / I I ii' ('.',;r 100 3,40 Plc )l.'giou,;tl 280 (2(1 7 1 33.20; P (7-I) *92.tO ; 1' (1.1 . 31 707*0. Time 39.74. Sill: Handle $ 311,975. Lyman Travel Team Po*-,. i s 1\ Victory Dog Racing longer was the leader. 1 60 4 1 0 3.00 I Later Beam lou. Junior 39. Fouls; Seminole 24, 670 480 2 Hurricane Watch beca use Hayes, " Plorid Junior 10. Fouled out: Atlantic Bank remained one 8 Barryelte 3 40 of CS. up ahead lag one gro him, game back In the second half, 0(1-2) 2920; P (I'2) 62.10; T (1-7. Time 31.7]. *dL ' d the second and 10th winning by a forfeit over First 6) 213.60.Sixlh Race, S-Il, A: ' holes for a stroke advantage. Federal. 17941 680 1945 I rit')-O next le, ho Hayes On the 560 5.00 Sanford Electric and Atlantic 1 Mr. Manager birdied to go tw up. Winkle Blank 3 Wright Affalred 3 00 finale Play in the season 0 (I.4)34.60;P(4'I) 103.20:1(4-Imissed train all distances n- at 10 a.m. Sat urda y at 3) 110.10. Time 31.40side of 16 fat. Seminole High gym. Seventh Race, S.I& C: McCoy's survived a 44 c. from Ros's and Joss A bogey at 14, when Hinkle Tommy Stiffey led Sanford 6 Wright Dante 5.70 3.10 2.61) Dudley ______ _ PS ing the usually cheerful 29. down to finally clinch the yesrold Hinkle, and even after victory. Hayes and Bean each won he had scored the second vieJAQCSONVILLE—SrTtlnole tory of his up-and-down eight. $26,400, while Leonard ThompCollege dropped a year career on the ['GA Tour, son and Brad Bryant, who tied for third, each won $13,200. N-it basketball game to he wasn't quite sure he Flodda JC here Saturday rügld. made it. 4 0- 21, SIMINOI.I ('s) Electric Wins Hinkle darted the final round Lung $ 2-2 1L CroOks 3-4 17, Campbell 50-010. Smith 73-5 17, of the prestlge tournament with Robertson 11 3-3 25. Totals 42 h16 a Stroke lead on Mark Hayes 11th In Row FLORIDA JUNIOR 1$): Huggins and an $.etroke advantage over Sanford Electric held off a 1210-103&HierslS-77.Lss'lneOl-2 Andy Bean, but after taking trongucond half challenge by 2. I motas 3 0-0 6, Kemp 1 0.1 2. on the first, Sixth, Flagship Bank Saturday and 002. 42.3 10, Swniet' 5 12.2 11, Highcove 52.2 12, seventh and eighth boles at posted a 31.30 Vi ctory for its Rouirs601 It. Totals 3afl-2SOe. Pebble Beach, suddenly he no 11th Consecutive win without a Haittimu Seminole II FlO('Ida Back With Sabres BUFFALO, N. Y., (UP!) The Buffalo Sabres ________ sq _____ ______ ______ ____ ______ S Pack because we would be playing with yesterday's athletes., And athletes have improved tremendously in the last lOor 11 years," he said mom:' Rogers Raiders Lose To Florida JC 1 ___ ______ ______ _____ ___ ________ _____ _____ ____ tiir .1 ..cori5/ ', 0- 1.1, Osbourrie 103-fl, RuShing 3.0. said, after sinking a 12-foot On that hole, Hinkle had a little 6. Rich 0-0.0m McNeil 0-0-0. Totals birdie putt o1 the third extra 3-foot putt for a birdie and 21.10.52. hole Sunday to win the $300,000 victory, but he missed it. LYMAN: Poeg 7.0.14, Saber 204, On the 17th , a par-3, 209-yard Lemon 10-0.20, Zastrow 32$, Bing Crosby National Pro-Mn, French 1-46, Durham 0-0.0, Thomas "but If I did I can't remem be r hole, Hayes was 50 feet away eelers. '1 think we would have taken care of them" said Dale. . Pitts was more cautious in his assessment. 'AllI can say is that It would be tough on the old ______ one ______ _____ - ------ -- -7 . (b"JamF) - . ' _. GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) Running back PIUS and receiver Carroll Dale, who Elijah played on the Green Bay Super Bowl teams, feel those old Packer teams would be able to play with the best of football teams today. They were enshrined Saturday in the Packer Hall of Fame and were asked how the old Packer teamsof the 'Glory Years" would fare against a am like the current NFL champion Pittsburgh _ _____ ..... --..--.. ' Pack Compared Favorably n—eg,j ____ public ____ _____ _____ _______ atachs a the emery ciar by murals protas too__ li11." Pens. Henry Jackson, and Ted kern. _____ Thu______ memo ad that a q1su(Ia.NiaIr. be sent PoNficloold em Cpfi,f Hill, vhs med rs ,nedy,D'Mus., bad at l tacit suppert to to all GAO—i'-ysu, giv than a chant, to whet ilnoeld be done agalat the practicaUtlus at voice their 4MWactlous "with proper what ienhe done. As we acted, 'rhI--igors Maying power Is maru to pratid rnjm*y." Schlesinger's political relatiess with rhshle; he may weather tim 'Mod dorm A low wuh Inter, Keller____ r:isd with a CaWes we " disotu," cser-'r-' succeuMy. - the cot of hosting "mu m.rn.—tothestfl GAO g __ tocasan sid, told oar reporter J. ft $ehu 'Phome and 4b1,14 Satuiasbilu ctats to seer, ft Mis peimed ado 'vs 't who thus heow a don't got sred lotion to ims ey Dupse"iats lack of r"— fee puiplu were who vents the MM ___ 1111mw" Keller se. n —, s ones from attaust. a.ua of anry, liar hod dtbatbo apcy's workload duuiMd, Mosiom ____________ gas, may m Wm's ad .cle r:. kern Caugre. have "He's "ply imperious," "othw irWid, liegoly bscaas a ch,ge Is GWs SanMa 1er. WATCHING TU WATRDOGs The therr1thermpsofwerkthusgmcy 'Th naves heard as erjer or1un goveramast's profiniral_watchdogs are Is $*Ui ohm to pufirm. .$img pied abeut ," lid a '-I diurr £.04 rsiat imerual 'mime _____ Ho ever, he Igasred the .'qggq 1tr' al 1111 ".1 torah smlaraergygreup. Aadkaepei deeled by a pe 0 000—'I.g Ornea e.— j —-o. led fail, Ralph Nader celled Iv ,r-1,ysa c.mpIrn Is vi"*'g im about ___ PTU DO* Mid kusu em of ft overwork d c Th$,i ss, III hew -rimt aMa us be po les rnurgrWerssts -- bsmsrsat Peat to Deputy *e Cavil Rabid rated sat to hedefrsy rtgngs wSlkhrheagl_he 1 1lbeee., boa —& a us r DIRa, ravened iLiu lbs___ ____lbs ____ t,t-'p. H._____________ rusts at epia en Iwo a fuIl'ocak "dump kbkslagov' "for fear of reprisaL" ad bu13 00 ___ at Mdossq "ispwmeeslsmsywelbeMhaig ___he ___ Ift lion ho'ua uais ,$,• Rop Rabid Isui, D4, is as adqpha ebb IliI 'lie dot, n sqvq. — -g ______ 1rIsthedofhyIages fe "ft a year' wV,s bus caft No ________ -w -W --. '7 -------. L6UII who sasito boys 'an isz!"e ijil! lii (IeVsWWt 'it.ho," a Deinas aldiank!. repr• aid i e baemerot "he____ Is kr nNS Of be W d ft . lie.ely pr, 'u of lbs of him IL1U. VW5 to A° JII' ba1 of Ca.gre. H. op. Ol- 1 karwod RAND ampusMm, ad ar uie IndIij Iepo Tiby - rpu,, Is Camp, lb. isu r_ki parotly Is im as Is ar-M, D, ad IId 011sr, DILY., the kuuea' asi._to 't'*ibups ; "PicIs and * at peneI as see rss to As a move to . pr" _______________________ - -'- 'S.. - WA1INGTON As each pre lays dewu the aedrisof government, he leaves ___ ______ _____ a few ippoeus who deal vat to go W& to Pecatillo. They're the pmiai ' vere, who always seem to d a rooting place hi gover aim, They booms from ems top pe&1mag position to another with sppsred bmnudtyto rgss Is rHiiI fortass. (olthablaofthuseaIse-Uvs4 Is Janus 1th1i.igir, the gray-haired, pipeokIag, profeuiosal anrgy secretary. 5çljai,ç, vbVU be nod week, has gravitMadaroand the ceder of power_1*, when Rlcbad Nizol agvpoded him an — director. us im relatively madaM entry o the _____I'1gr ban W- f,, muivpgKssd, three Won dug W He sieved aMiriiIy as Mu* Heu, chairman, Cantral Iat.Uigoacs director, ISCratorI'd Dotuu dj else I heW .tev kern the Pentagu, whom Gerald hid ed .......... __..______------._-.--_. .,- -, Apollo Creed was forced to go the distance for e th first time In his career Sunday night before a national television audience, but hung on, to defend his heavyweight championship in 15 rounds against Rocky Balboa. certaidles discosraging us from rising above thsm king d'4,4 the bad .from us, eshorthis us to the arg.It,Is of spljitol,s and through which a society _______ ___ .- --- ______ JACK ANDERSON ____ . p ce ,, a ii , ____ _____ _________ _____ _________________________ Hinkle _________ _______ ,.f,fl ','•,'• I .1.' s,00, it 6 in: i I it 6 1880 urns I *9 NHL Standinqc C.impbeil Conference NInth Rtc.'. 6 I fl Patrick D.is,nn I Diver tn 9' I I' fl'.. 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Lets A It •' • 11 Vl 17 40 8 20 l f'tt'.burqti 4. ()etr ct 2. iii . till//I i) (Inclon .i, N •; 's¼i',''r', I . •.I till'ti tiC (2 (75) 'IS *1' 1 7 ii 719* 80 CIiic,)o .1. 9$iIittl I liii,- 11.7$ Montre,l 6. )oro,Oo I Seci,nrj flIt,I', 1$ I,,,i(,uv,'r 5, '.V,)tI';rl/, I 1; - • 1 . e. 7' 2' I Mi ) Mi IlillalO 7 Min0i'.oh; I FIt-it Ins Ariioles 1. Fl v 11,101(11-r% i ('I; fl, , '.$, ? 0)0)1231776 60. 0 (17130 ci. P . Suiiday''. Re sult s 1' 57 10, $7 ;,,iu• Do'.l,i 6. Vain no -r I I Phtladilphia 7, Atlanta I Third Raii" 5 16. 7.5, Montreal 8. WaStt-ttjtnii -I I SlitiOt."- III,.. i 2 ) 'i Detroit P. PltShtir(l I $7 -i .'n i to I (hitlalo 3. St Loins I ai • I ;-.Minnesota 6, 0010,11(7 4 0 (I C / ii i, I It 6)11 3 ) (I Chicago 5, N V Isiinders -1 11 cs CI) Tit' 1$ 75 Los Angeles .1. Color .11*0 I 1r)ijr)t, P .n e S II-, ( ) Today's Games ,, .1 Iric.y I r.,s;9 i. -I to ' 945 , , - '. / -1 (No games S(11e11c/I,,tI I / _______ IbslMve It would be In the bed In. trusts of the city and costy and It. people to abide by the Ads law per. ___ to "M''a1 guarsn. MW people are the ones tint the Guard aut The people should isppcet the . Gueit Keith V. Ifinekisy 3 Sgt. Pla. Na Guard lii _______I - Far NBAWát'.AII.Stari' _ _____ . - - a movement underway, There is currently _____ support In With wide cluding that of President Cortaro to tg,tat, King's birthday a national Miday. Such a tribute may be deserved and appropriate, but it is not an-41a). Martin La4h,r King's nan. Is already written large and Indsbly In American cry. That of George Wallace, these times governor Of Alabama and three times a serious presidential candidate, very likely will be a foobdo Wallace appealed to our fears and un- _____ - Makes ______ ______ ___ - I ___________ ______ S.'.. - - . Lym an Frosh _____ _________ ' - ______ ______ . _________________________________________________ ________ IbsIIsvs ft Is time for the city of Sanford and the county to wake i to the realities of today's world. The military Is certainly not a vacation, especially in regard to the two-weeks annual training period In which hard training is conducted. The state national guard is critical force that mint be ntAlltiln,d and supported by everyone at all levels. ______ ______ ______ . ,,._ ________ ___ to attend trththig and any regularly adifled vacation the Nnploys. would have as a civilian. It does not requir e employers to pay a salary during his rnffltazy leave. I belleve the state statute to be good _____ law. As yo ur article pointed out, ft was established in the WW H era as an In-ducenent to join the ititI1 guard. The need for such Incentive to join the Guard Is jntlflod In today's times jint as it was in the wwu period. The reserve forces are low in strength, Alt hough consultants are a financial burden for the tax payers,they're a boon to bureaucrats who can evade personnel ceilings while still engaging in empire-building, because outside advisers are not carried on government payrolls. In add", cautious government employees can postpone making difficult decisions on the grou nda that the problem In question Is under intensive review a process that can be dragged out for several years. (esultaMs can even be hired to monitor or review the work of other consultants. One such nample Is cited ini 1PT7 book, "Government for Sale," written by John D. Banisher.. The Dspsrtsnu* of Housing and Urban Development, he reports, paid almost $IJS,SSO to a pivot, firm to serve asthe departme nt's agent In "processing of monthly statue reports received from ma jor research contractors." Gus oft.ripsat.d anecdote Involves a federal department that several years ago received him a comuhai* a final report of five thick, $wn4Wsd vohanus, Rather than read that ushdU1gIbI pro.., the department awarded another coneultat a new contract to sommarizs the original ripiat ______ - .,,". ____________ ______ -, ,- - .-------...-- Pro Hoc key - _______ ______ " —•- All-Stars — ___________ __________ ________ ' - t _p _ — _______ 4 ~~ __________ ______ WRITE - ICf [0101 I - ________ OUR READERS - Paces PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) the East. The regular-season David Thompson doesn't coach of the NBA champion merely walk with basketball's Washington Bullets paired the sI,i,ierc 15 IIIi big men he soars above 6-foot-7 Erving with 6-foot-7 them. George Gervin of San Antonio, • __________ The magnificent man with the NBA scoring leader, or Pete wc the flying machine of a body Maravich of New Orleans or scored 25 points Sunday and Calvin Murphy of Houston. was named Most Valuable ,.... ',. Philadelphia guard Doug Col- s .6. 1 . Player after his West team Ibis was selected to the starting defeated the East, 134-lw, in team, but he pulled out due to a -• -..: the 29th NBA All-Star game. leg injury and Detroit center a'.. I. The 6-foot-4 guard of the Bob Lanier replaced him Denver Nuggets eight of leaving the East with a shorPIV his points during a critical four- tage of backcourtmen. .4 "Yeah, I had four forwards minute span late in the fourth quarter of the game, attended and a center in there — but I by an All-Star game record had five basketball players," crowd of3l,74S that was also the Motta said. "When you're down It 'Xi -. largest crowd ever to see a by 20, you want guys who can basketball game in Michigan. score points in there." Thompson, who scored nine "Having only three guards (-I/rut s points to ad he st 3&fl le t We to a squadi hurt them," (on the lead in the first quarter, hit Wilkens said. ''Julius is a fine from outside and Chen did his player but he's not a guard." birdman act Inside to help the A tip-in by Moses Malone ONAGAIS CREEPS TO FINISH LINE SUNDAY West trim the East's lead in the triniuned the West lead to five points, 105-100, 47 seconds into series to 18.11. Julius Erving of the Ph.ila- the final period, but the East deiphia 76ers, the game's high made two turnovers that keyed Briefly scorer with 20 points, keyed a the West to a run of eight 40-24 third quarter that put the straight points. • East back Into contention. Thompson hit a basket with 'I'hompaon did a creditable 5:28 to play to hike the lead to defensive job on Erving In the 123-110, then sank shots with Ylarrnups Impostor fourth quarter after "Dr. J" 4:10, 3:30 and 1:24 to play, the had scored 14 thIrd-quarter only points the West scored ht Lyman High's IiwJunan points to bring the Et beck that time. His last basket gave Games team wrappsd t,ashet Tuesday's IPJt, games scheduled) ftime deficit to his side a 129-121 lead. from en si hal the Seminole Sunrise trail by just six, 104-OS, entering The West set two All-Star basketball tournament. last the final 12 minutes of play. game records, making 19 field Transactions 'PONTIAC, Mich (UPI) — The NBA West Allweekend, downing Ocala Erving was switched back to goals in the second quarter and Stars had a late addition to their team — an imSunday Vanguard In the czn~onship guard by Coach Dick Motta of 35 In the unit half. Pro Hockey poster. game, 60-62. A i'r nil Buttilo f( A fan, who identified himself as Bruce Barry of w,Ird Rick UuctI' ire, !'f. (1/ Crooms stopped Lake iflflt'ltI Sliniji-r of lIt.- ''.4 Detroit Sunday, filed out with the West All-Star Brantley, 33-20, for third place. S The all-tournament team team after halftime and shot layups and went by Jay Poag and included College through the warmup drills with the squad, which Antoine Lemon of Lyman; 134-129 went on to defeat the East, I Vanguard's Tom Osbourne; He was wearing an old Kansas City Kings Brantley's John Simas; and warmup un iform with the name Johnson on the Sunday Le SUttOn East back. The West team had two Johnsons, Marques CROOMS: Butler 1.4-6, Howard 4PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. cup-rattling five-foot putt UI) the ,iruch 60 CIty ( ii(l '.6 0-I. Sutton 3-04, Litton 1-3.5, Sum. I)ennis of Seattle. The "third final hole while Hi.nkle and Iiridq,-port 77. Ii'.sti,ti1i?,ti 10 of Milwaukee and Dennis — Ion Hinkle almost (UPI) mersO.O-O, Br.wlngtonO-0O. Grey 1~ohnson" was apprehended when he tried to take 0-2. Samos 0.0-0, Pringle 2.0-4, Ford rode an emotional roller coast- Bean parred out Villiiiova 16. l't"lo; SI it 10-2. Totals 137.33. er to oblivion, but in the end, regulation play with scores of 4- VV a seat on the bench just before the second half New England 94 Ii' ciii, 90 LAKE IRANYLtY: BOSS 0-00, just like In the best tradition of under-par 284. resumed. Gregory 022. Heath 3.1.7, Powers I. Bean, who won the team title Midwest 2.4, Slmas 44.14, Eller 0-00, Rogers the American success story, he and $3,000, was the first to bow M.ct,itOri SI II'. l.iI,',,i'. I 0-0-0. Totals 10-9.29. caine out on top. "1 may have had a longer or out of the playoffs when he West VANGUARD: Timmons 1.1.3, Creed Wins Decision r," he Liogeyedthe second (16th) hole. Sn Jose '.1 84. I iII.mI,,r 7 III Smith 2-2-4 Brown 5-3.13, Bor'stl.r tougher day in my caree .'- - results "That's probably j as well, because the " who write the reports usually are bright, quick.dudy generalists who don't know a bloody thing about the subject. ____ ___ *ii'es __________ - Pad. "There were projects where our firm was the fourth or fifth co nsultant hired to evalua te a program. The first thing we noticed was that none of the earlier studies had produced any _____ A~ I ________ ____ I! . 0- 1- - - __ - ur 9-0 . - __.4t =_ __ --.--..--- .. . As coincidence, ft could not have been more _______ 1. .41 A Thompson . By DON GRAFF - - Monday, Feb. 5, 1979—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ____ 1410 SPORTS - _________ .W - -w--- DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) stop about 500 feet short of the on the radio and said his turbo Bits and pieces of Delauney's Stoznxnelen, of West c;enan). while it was runnini: Lute! an! tti tI ace. W h' mni.1 Veteran driver Hurley finish line. got backed up. Our crew chief car were strewn over the east The Haywood-Ongais-Field trio had to withdraw i ttn' I"ntv•itine laps behind the and iritheiiaLnnUv IH&ywood, "flat-out" racer However, Ongais,38, of Costa (Allister MacNeil) told him to end of the track, but the driver then held the lead for the rest of Twoothercan, thel'orsche im-v ahout No hviirs 1)(1ore it witir-r was a Ferrari-Daytona !Danny Ongals and department Mesa, Calif., known as an early wait on the track." the race, except for a short time piloted by Nt.'wnuiii, Dick stis over by Lilictaneirut the dneit by Tony Adamowicz and was unhurt. :store heir Ted Field joined leader who seldom finishes, It was one of the few JII!L JMS Ferrari team manager in the seventh hour when a Harbour and Brian Uedrrian if tti,rs. Morton; Bruce Canepa, ifOrces in 8 turbo Porsche never shut down his motor and, dramatic moments in a race Jean Marc Smadja later Porsche driven by actor Paul England, which blv%% it head Go-k! Pickett ati(i Monte ShelSunday to win the 24 Hours of with less than aminige togo, he which saw the turbo Pot-aches' decided to withdraw both of Newman spurted into the lead. gasket, and anithur l"rsche, tori, u/a l'ursche, were third (57 70 Daytona endurance race by a limped across the finish line at chief challenger, Ferrari, with- entries, citing the possible Then, one by me, the chief (lriVefl by Charles \lcndt'z and sturtd the Err ;!' iaj letuniti i: fourth were Don ) ' wide margin. 20 miles an hour, then veered draw early because of problems danger to his drivers' fives competitors of the Haywood- Johnny Rutherford 'ere art! itill Wiiittirigton in a But the victory was not off to the infield. OngaisFieli1 team fell by the forced out of the race while they lit averai (w'ti .iVt'I the l'rscht' 62 r; and the Japanese with new French-made tires. his reason. without a last-minute, heart. "I was standing in the pits," The blowout of the right rear The Field-owned Porsch! wayside. The Stommelen car were in contention. 3.F1-111i1VL'011rW Of 1(f).219 11111111, team of Yoshinii Katayama, thumping finale, when smoke said co-driver Haywood, who tire of Ferrari being driven by first grabbed the lead in the withdrew because of mechaniOnly 22 of the original ill cars the total distaru.t traveled Of \uJu Terada anti Takashi began streaming from the tur won his fourth 24 Hours of J.P. Delauney produced the fifth hour of the race from cal problems; the Porsche that started the race finished. 2.66.56 rnt ks and the niutitr \ei inc was fifth in a Mazda and Ongais brought the car to a Daytona Sunday. "Danny came only major accident in the race. another Porsche driven by Rolf developed valve problems The Ilaywood-ongais-Fiel(i Message Posterity Remembers Value - VA - - A ger's Unpopular W ___ ith I-Lu- 9, @RLIF -, ' Schlesin 8 U -.-- Oniy Dra 'mati*c 24 Hour Moment Is At Finish Line ~ I VIEWPOINT What BERRY'S WORLD ES -.— - Everything seemed to go wrong. An egg salad swdwhldi was delayed due to wind. It seems the gusts were so strong the poor fowl laid the same egg three times before the cook got to IL I would like to conclude this piece with a pleasant thought, letting everyone know things turned out okay, but they dicbft. ANGLE.WAL TERS Trucking .__ . I01 D e r egulation Of -. -- GRAND OPENING!! . SEJLUJ.,I tO ol Oilando just I ARM 1192L 81Sf RV*IIOtOS -$31 1500 I tO. 0.. Usid, 10 11 Ii- I ' . '' . - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - I - - -. �-:--v 0 EvenIng Heiald (UIPS 12N) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37Th Area Code XS.322-l1 or 831-M Monday. February. 5, 1979-4A Around 9 __ 111111111111111111 V9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONAlD G. BECK, Advertising Director Horne Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; I Months, $lLO; Year, $36.00. By Mali: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, 136.60: Year, $40.00. V. :ii _ By MAX EUUATIAN Deregulation w place bofore Last Posterity I The question is whether Mr. Carter and Congress can withstand the heat long enough to dismantle a regulatory structure that benefits the few at the expense of the many. The many In this can are consumers who pick up the tab for the excessive truck transportation costs that result from the ICC's wasteful regulatory policies. Empty trucks rattle back and forth across the country burning up fuel and hiking overall operating costs because of senseless ICC rules against two-way hauling. The trucking companies fix shipping rates, legally, with only a rare objection from the ce.nmission's hopelessly swamped staff. Arid, throiØ, the fan jiiqiiiii W.cfod ha"' Jiiiitu, ff.ct1Ins1t. W competition arid entry of new trucking cann• panes How much these regulatory policies cost the public is subject to debate. But a reasonable estimate is that of Stanford University professor Thomas G. Moore, who puts the annual cost at up to $3 billion, That kind of money should light fires under every codswaer group in the country. In theory, Washington began regulating the trucking industry during the 1931* to forestall the .. / c . .• - ... Q / 0 ,0 __ .061 - #J the ether to the paM. ., .•: racksn and a burden.' . ~ . . -'-f'.,i i I . , ~ ~-i-~- . ~.." " . .. - . . ..,..--- A I .~ - .~- ~ .r:*-, "i.-""), ~- -k~,. -I . _.- _ received . . is, .. . nv•• -I .. . . . - I ___ ___ ______ II$ . I T _ ~ ,,w_ - . n~. ___ __ mood . good snguks , ,kthi - -. f( ,j~,..~.`,-:,#. . " ".. I I J .. ~ ; - . - I ~0 (.'11f -1. 1.I ". _~i. - I 1, .11,111,11, - .- ~ , Ud, I ---. . .=I.— ~_,_ -- - L-7 IiIL 'a Mu _1111111111 J. VV111111111 vw~w ~ . A— . - - ~ I -09~ ; sow - I - 4111W . bond -150 PW - *M Dale. - 11111*14. bw of I k , ., ~ ~ - - 1 I - - LAKE ISANYLSYt 111M 040, Gregory 02.2. Hufti 3-1.7, Powers I. - Motta said. "When you're down by 20, you want guys who can score points In there." "Having only three guards - .braiusd etbur thver . '.isvel 4 or I Raiders Lose To Florida JC cinch victory wound op drainu ..fl.. U'U7 L.....l o. _________ ___ RiuMree4 0113. TMIIS * nis mad, ft. _____ and MStCkCadV$ntICOYet Aady Been, bud alter taking bogeys an the fled1 ilith. siveeth end aih holes at Pebbl. Desc', nildealy he no ___ _______ _________ ___ __ es NelNims; $IiiilS •. FIends liegis Ii'•iIiihmisr 30 Fms: kmisele 14. ad's becase Hayes, play. FIends Juler W. Feulid aid: .IlkiiSUll. CtISh$. 01 him, 10th birdied secoud aid • boles for a etrebe advodage. 1* On Nd b 1I I'5kk to go ____ McCoy's, Joe' s Boys Grab Wins -a .' y's coact is the triasadusm, i_a5T:, Is h' - I"- ndNidfrim all diltaVeein, 4 POW a*a vWi,y air i '.•._ rind .. is.00 s.00 Tuskawllla, 33-14; and Jackson Heights halted Milwee, 40-23, as Fayetta Robinson scored 16 points for the winners. stopped 1.20 .ini nt a. i 11 .. • J I. r- • 1 Factual won 11 60 I Tufla Rose S Lady Cat i 'n,v .ini,. '.,"'ii Ui j Lake Howell, .cond Race, 316, C: 6.20 3 80 $2.60 1.20 51-28, ni,ê I nI,,,1 U ,âi, u as Isaac Villiaii scored 13 and Tim 3.00 Ward added 12 points; and Third Race. $.14, M: 13.00 6.00 EI.ctrlc Wins 11th In Row 6 B. Policed i Do llooder 3 0 Shane Sanford Electric held off a ft* Hayestheesin bid____ aidat - -- 'LÔOAT 3.10 _ ARRIVEALIVE11 __ - _______ Electric with sine points, while teammate Daryl Williams 2 Lucky Lane _ 1 PLUMBING 5.20 ' Q4.421.e4-444.4o:T(e.. I'A'Fq 3) 341.60. Time 33.42. codribidid sigid. J 'i'FIthi & Cozy _________________ C Seventh Race, 3-36. C. 5.20 3.40 2.60 CWrIgPit Dante 6.20 4.00 4 Pass 11 HEATING INC E15N113 Race, $14, 1: 11.10 6.40 5.00 - SEWS $ Jabbering ____ who had three wanthsgene'sIooswer r"ft with 1IWIUI VICIWII W s iag here, rvIMs'*l0U.AC4r.n da'taM as If he wodid the U1111111161110 ILICTUIC: Tommy 1. ryI Williams aM ar MiniSis I Milley 3310. Keyle SmIth 72.24, $MIS W Pft aMber, IMI' 10561$ '00-10, lobby Had. aSVI.i, Miohaid 1111111801 3L 51JJ km do feet a the me.'S IIMIller 1. Stacy SmIth 1 0.2 2. leghuM Ove*lib dichy Wile.. 0. yyl.. *J5$...3.44..5, .TOy jpl gey $ fe Czsc56ttIlIl, G.sr,s WIlliams 30 15tsJI?1S ' 'or" 01. Ti1414 110*431. ls 14 Tide? iichassL James MInU NIl', 115 Wtdi.4 PLAGINIP SANK: Marc LIela 2 -; ad ItS 1.3L'JS.$v2044,AlftW thernk *a TopVW0*r PraaE 10. Nohha* * 544 tess' GakIl 344 e.'wq Us, N, I 111111111111111111119 Wall 4. TWJlNu I56 u. -10. SINs' Peulsi 3.41. H.mace KnigIe ''u1 • beeyid the 16th, then aide a 1047. Totals 11 8.14 30 ainws a ,I'--_ __ 3.60 MI'IN second half hallenge by $ 3.20 Fisaship Bank 8$y Q(2.$)34.Zo;P(2.$)93.30:T(2's posted a 31.30 Victory for 1)157.46. Time 31.39. Fifth Race, 3.14.0: 11th cuwecidlve win without a 4.80 4.30 3.00 1 Later Beam 6.20 4.80 2 Hurricane Watch ned one I Rarrye$te 3.40 game back in the second half, P (1.2) 42.10; T 11-2a cii w4niig by a forfeit over First $1 213.40. Time 31,13. Sixth Race, 3-34. A: Federal. 4 Dm115 Ho 17.60 4.60 4.60 Sanford Electric and MImic 1 Mr. Manager 3.60 5.03 3.00 Bank play in the season finale 3 Wright Affaired 334êhj4-1H0320T(4-1 at 10a.m. Saturday at the 3)211.11. Time 31.40. ___ pIaededhiineilfodof In boys junior varsity games, , 1,60 3.60 2.80 10.60 3) 493.'J. Time 31.61. FaurlhRace,S.I4.O: 13.10 460 2 Handy Boy Miss Curul. 380 I Larry Miller ______ __ - Lyiian forfeit the game; Teague Jackson heights whipped heights tumble Milwee, 121; Mitwee, 32-28; Lakeview out and 'I'uskawllla defeat Teague, 560 4.60 classed South Seminole, 66-19, 19-12. 11.00 3 Little Dug Brian as Curtis scored 16 Q (1.7) 32.40; 1(1•13) 140.40. Time 1 B. Cindy 7 Talla feet short of the cup and ran lt _____ MY1a.Prsdgolc* Miller U. Howell, 23-16, as scored 12 points. In girls varsity games, South Gina junior varsity games In boys vanisty action, I(icky saw Lakeview halt South Golden scored 22 points as Seminole, 18-6; Jackson SANFOROORLANDO SATURDAYMATINEE First Race, 5.14, D: Swink High gym. Tommy Stey hod Sanford A begey at 14, the. ____ V. downed Lake DD (1-1) 34.60:0(36) 323.00: P (I Teaguc stopped Tuskawilla, 31year career on On FGA Tour, ion and Brad Bryant, who tied I) 117.0; T (I1S1 126.40. Time $13,200. won for third, each w't he iJt, Mnhe had 31.43. ' $wtlIsrll3lfl,HlalIosvsS3-2'17, - \Vuldo Orion scored a 39-16 win over Oviedo asJames Platt hit for l3points; and Dalona Beach l)I'Ct'Zetl to) a 63-28 will over Brantley. Dog Racing he had scored the second vlcWy of bis op.4d'sIll dog. $31,400, While Leonard Thomp- (91): JotIiRORI 026, ilInide Mated the final rood L&WO 5 31 II, Croohi? U 17, CamsN 104 50, SmI$II 131 0, ofthepr*etowanmei*with loherlwa 113321.10651443 " a I'dtok, lead on Mask Hayes P1.OSlDAJUNl0S(**NuNS 17161134. l4lers 11.77, MesasI it 2. (mel's 3 II 4. K 1 1.1 2. P S 10 7, Covington 4 2.3 . , 07 -. •IJ. I 1111W - - JI.YJ. •i . last IOl III JV travel action, West ,Inn In ftn..hlv Clineh (hi Hayes and Bean each .. 20 Daytona Beach knocked oil San Jose St. $4, Fullerton St victory. yevoldHlnhe, ei '; JAflCIOSIVIIAZ-$eudaale Cww'y Collage dropped a 00 basketball gaas to lo,JChen8Udaysigid, M's ,,1,J .. k II ,3. 01,1 Lake Brantley travel unit , oi- Seminole was tied with 43, despite 16 points by Mac Lakeview, 12-12, in the fourth quarter when it decided to Lantrip. . 15 ad Association Sat(ff(blY. Midwest ______ 0 7,1 3 Wtllinin Scott scoretl25 points Mitwee used defense to halt and Vince Presley added 17 to Jackson Heights, 25-4; South lead the Lyman travel team to if Seminole edged past Lakeview, Teague crushed 78.35 vic'tory over Oviedo in 26-25; Spot ts Tuskawilla, 15.6; and Seminole Youth Seminole Michigan St. 85. Kansas 61 was .1 .... ,s ,.. II,IIIS' Lyman Tl Team Po t SYSA Victory Sunday East Baruch 60, City Coll. 56 Bridgeport 17. AssumptIu. 10 Hamilton 84, Utica 18 (of) Vlllanova 36, Penn St. 31 W. New England 94, Husson 90 . 2 - Basketball ar X4. .. ', oe College to oblivion, but In the end, regulaUonplaywithscoresof4- just ilk. In the bed tradition of U - 6 ctreaker J 600 7 80 Twelfth Race, s, C: 3 GIl's Topper 1 Jamaica Glow 20.10 6.40 2.60 2.40 0(1-6) 24.40; P (1-4) 68.40; 1(1.4- 1 Dave Pear 4.00 3.10 3) 93.00. Time 31.79 3 Midileground 210 Fourlb Pace, 3-16,0. 0(37) 33.20: P(7-1) %92.ISI T (7.1. 4 FIsl.yFrnkn, 7.60- 430 40. .3) 202.60. Time 39.74.. 7 SIn Thry 'ay A $147; Handle $371,973. cinnati Stingers of the WI4A. five-foot - s I nt, A Montreal I. WI,Inni U.... - - (4.3. .- 4u.uu; r • JJ.4U - I 1111- 4)236.40. Time 43.9. Eighth Race, 5-16,1: 7 AhiosoAleta 8.00 4.60 3.10 2 flendixon 7.60 3.60 I Revolve 3.20 '4 - Sunday's Results 6, Vancouver I Philadelphia 1, Atlanta putt on the PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. cup-rattling (UPI) Lon Hinkle almost final hole while Hinkle and rode an emotional roller coast- Bean parred out to finish 'r 2.60 . ............ ----- ----(2 Sy jj ' Boston Hinkle Sweeps 3=Way Playoff .. 10 0 6) 3441 60 Time 31.60 Twelfth Race, ',,D: 1 Nwdwc Stinuck 15.20 180 5 10 1 cristy rrplac .1 40 2.80 3 t.tusivp Filer4i Q (77) 43,00; P (7.2) 190.30; T (72• 3 60 0(47) 16.00; I' ( 41 1) 66.30; T (4-7. I) 389.40. Time 31.31. 3) 194 40 Time 39.69. Ninth Race,2,, A: A 4$71; Handle 5337.6 Ia 2 Border Fancy 710 5.60 2.60 SATURDAY NIGHT B SIt-an, Train 1.00 3.20 First Race, 5)6.0 S VIaS Sand 3.00 7 Squeeiiv 37 40 11, 40 8 20 Q (2$) 17.60; P (2$) 46.00; 1 112.6. S Proud Uu,n,', 900 5) 120 SO. Time 39.33. 0 $ Fa'.I Tenth Race, 3.16, TA: .. io Q (7 $I 1 1540; 1 (7-3.4) 2394.60. 6 Hard Crash 11.20 6.00 1.00 1,r,i.' II 712-.11 Hacle ian I Im Second Race, S-16, 8: 8 kebel Drummer 11.20 .1 Mc,k AQI ..,'t I'S 70 360 2 0 (2-6) 20.40; P (42) $6.40; 1 (42. Nearly 8)162.40. Time 31.42. $00 3 00 I 54riqht Oat Day Eleventh Pace, S-14,C: 3.00 1 Mark Go 00 (2 3)226.60; 0(3.7)30.00; P 3 13.10 3.40 6.00 7) 101.40; T (3.7.4) 143.60. TimeI Manatee Doug 3.70 2.1.0 31 29. 8 II Trovatore 2.10 Third Race, S-16, M: 0(1.1) 17.10; P17.1) 93.90; 1(7.1. 2 cirni chl raninhi oV.I yuc, ...I,. '° 4- -. 111511 MCI) Q (2 4) 91.40 P (4 7) 366.70; 103.40:1(4.I Seventh Race, 7.16,1: S Rumor Flash 9,60 1.00 3.60 -. 0 U'.) UI LOS Angeles 13 24 7 53 Pittsburgh 21 23 8 50 Washington Il 79 8 42 Detroit 11 2914 36 Adams Division W L I PR. Boston 32 13 9 13 BuUalo 21 19 II 53 Toronto 21 22 10 52 Minnesota 21 21 7 49 Saturday's Results St Louis 6, Col orado J. .'ift Pittsburgh 1, Detroit 7. aft. Boston 1. N V. Islanders 4 (tie) Chicago 4, Atlanta 7 Montreal 6, Toronto 3 Vancouver S. Washington I Buffalo 2, Minnesota I Los Angeles 4, N.Y. Rangers Bean, who won the team title thsAmerlcaniucceesstory, he and $3,000, the first bow cam. out on top. "I may havehad alongeror out of the playoffs when he VANSUANDI Timmons 1.1.3. SmIth 2.2.4. Sr 5.3-13, Ses.'stIem' totahet' day In my Career," he bogeyedthe second (16th) hole. 01.1, Osoumns 103.23 msa1ne 3.0anld, after sinking a ,loo On that hole, Hinkle had a little 6, R ich 04418 McNeil W. Totals birdie putt od the third eta 3-foot putt for a birdie and 21.1023. y to wlnthe$300,000 Victory, but he LYMAN:Pesl4II,taber244, hole On the 17th, a par-3, 209-yard Lemon 101-28, Zastrow 3.2.5, Bing Crosby l4thmal Proftn, Fronchl-4.4,OurIIamO44,Thomas "btdifl did lcan't remember hole, Hayes was 50 feet away 444 Isgen 0.04, Smart 04.0. and below the cup on his tee itS." Totaft 23.1440. shot. Hinkle hit a one-iron 12 What should have been a Favorably - ___ _____ Sbnas; and __ ______ CNOOMS: lutIli' 1.44. Howard 4 41, Sutton 344. Litton 1.3-S. Sum. mars 0.0.0, Ursw$ngton 040. Grey 1. 0.2, tames 044, Pringle 24.4. Ford 142. Totals 13.7.23. -. fls i leaving the East with a shortage of backcourtmen. 'Yeah, I had four forwards and a center In there but I had five basketball players," ' ." -. Ci'ooms' l, Sutton -. • - ."'. '." ' 0(46) 32.20; P (4.1) 7) 263.20. Time 31.14. 2 Ciisntetl __ ___ BUFFALO, N. Y:, (UPI) -lbs Buffalo Sabres -mscsia Of forward'. , 'árounced r A isy, a mOmbs' Of BiifaWs 1 clobm'ths %=: - ,. 1 , Brantl.y's John Rudl.y IockWHh Sans mu Isira ' =: S The all4ournament team Included by Jay Poag and Antoine Lamon of Lyman; Vanguard's Tom Osbourne; - i . fl.. &uttley,3310,fortlArdplace. nent: '.PIfts was more cautious in his ,.-'AUI can uy is thMftwouldbetot-16iontheold Pack because we would be playing with yestsr athletes. And athletes have imovsd in the last 10 or 11 years," he said 'iur- dM - W&M 1. ' U,,,,, (7.3. 2) 469.00; Time 31.43 Eleventh Race, 316, C: 4 Which Was' Pit. T - 14111' T 33 32 - GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP!) - Ru,unlng back Elijah Pitts and receiver Carroll Dale, who played on the Green Bay Super Bowl teams, feel those old Packer teams would be able to play with the best of football teams today. They- were enshrined Saturday In the Packer Hall of Fame and were asked how the old Packer teams of the 'Glory Years" would fare against a m like the current NFL champion Pittsburgh Stealers. "I thii'k we would have taken cars of thorn," eai.iasmaJa.ng ,y I - , .. Pock Compared tell oft Is Louis 13 35 1 Colorado I? 33 II Wales Conference Norris Division St. _______ - IIII WWUIIUs, aid - I anise raral ,u'sil him 2-4, lImes 6.4-16, ElI.r04.Q, 0.04 Totals 144.29. defend his heavyweight champIonship In ds against Rocky Balboa. . 1poun TuT" glua s dNissels - the NBA scoring leader, or Pete Maravich of New Orleans or Calvin Murphy of Houston. Philadelphia guard Doug Cot. tins was selected to the starting 5.frvsf4 auri1 nf fbi 4A.fg fWrl nu..rt.r rant ..a the e •.-a that ..a. $se _____ : Apollo Creed was forced togo the dlitance for the first time In his career Sunday night before a national television audience, but hung on, to alhirs Idw 116 a . =Ibft ON a WATCUNV1WATcSS,,es ' Creed Wins D.cisIon -•,: I _ NBAWôjt'AI4oar,' 11 vas..n "" 11111111111111111111 = __ , ,N.9 .r ' - -- 1111 ___ - I y . e.. ns"- od to to G Is nmwb IA "bMaw= ____ A ~ . • - - PONTIAC, Mich. (UP!) The NBA West All$tarshadalateaddltiontothelrteam - anlmposter. A fan, who Identified himself as Bruce Barry ot Detroit Sunday, filed out with the West All-Star team after halftime and shot layups and went through the warmup drills with the squad, which Went on to defeat the East, 134-129. He was wearing an old Kansas City Kings warmup uniform with the name Johnson on the back. The West team had two Johnsons, Marques and Dennis of Seattle. The "third = Wn~= apprehended when he tried to take a seat on the bench just before the second hail esumed. - I ' __ film .- ed I . . , W 4W 1141111111111, & 06 Idlillm - *W11. I ' . •' __ Z=W am wI I 1. I pii - .~. , ~ . , A ru,40fl10, Michigan F iko c 80 3,80 5 Kirns Pick 2.60 2.60 Scot? S 40 6 Forebode 5.20 0(4 I) 72 .10; P (4-8) 79 80; T (4 8. 0(5•7)7.40; P (7.3) 46.60; 1 (136) 6 673 60. Time 3)43. 760.40. Tim, 31.73. Tenth Race, 3)6. B. Sixth Race, 3.16. A: Wrqht Anthor 6 80 570 560 4 Drif's Jet 1310 7.10 3.6C Mr. Buckingham 7.20 3. 320 280 8 Mineola Laney 8 6 Detroit 8 , Piltthurh 3 East back into contention . Thompson hit a basket with Buffalo 3, St. Louis I Thompson did a creditable 5:21 to play to hike the lead to Minnesota 6, Toronto 4 Chicago S. N.Y. Islanders 4 defensive job on Erving in the 123-110, then sank shots with LOS Angeles 4. Colorado 3 Chompi-4,- fourth quartar after 'De. J" 4:10, 3:30 and 1:24 to play, U',e Today' Games had scored 14 third-quarter only points the West SCOred in (NQ games scheduled) '' " Tuesday's Oames pelids to br.g the't.hech- that tbnt His laM basket gave Wales ee'sd(?Ib'grn,i sch•duldl rránuiHlhalftlmed.fIdtto his side a 5945 -'I the 5nbsçfo last trail by Just sIs, 10410, entering The Wed set two AU-Star basketball tournament, the final 12 minutes of play, game records, making 19 field Transactions weekend, downing Ocala Erving was switched back to goals In the second quarter and ______________ Sunday Vanguard in guard by Coach Dick Motta of 35 In the first half. Pro Hockey game, 6042. Atcittired for Buffalo (NHL) Croons stopped Lake ward Rick Dudley from the Cill Ir - V Makes Warmups lI P (4-2)64 20; 1 I) 93 00; 1 (42.6) 73.60. Time 3163. Fifth Race, It, B: 3) 6.38I0. Time 31.36. Nirin Race, S-I6,R: ,... mit of mes t - _ WU , 0111r Schle * singers Unpopul~ar W*th i. 'Man =I IN I= %molligiiiiie Ill ~ . . an of Im am I -'satt '~-" $ .,, Impostor - . . Pi11 I We ft M"011d DEW011 which a society I.--- I - to eluepsastodswujpbs cabsd __________ 1_____. " - : AMU - As sank pr'od toy, ilNthsddpIeiWljjpIlu,Whehsa Isied aMieks the dees the i..Js of . urI he loses t• rveide essal to U.s'ykksui D,am,, aJlbd Z - lip~ ~', of -.,.i WAIWlOVN ______ ., I Lyman I ,.t C (on the squad) hurt them," Wilkens said. "Julius is a line player but he's not a guard." A tip-in by Moses Malone birdman act inside to help the Wed trim the East's lead In the trimmed the West lead to five series to 11.11. points, 105-100, 47 seconds into Julius Erving of the Phila- the final period, but the East delphi 76ers, the game's high made two turnovers that keyed scorerwith 36 points, keyed a the West to a run of eight . ONAGAIS CREEPS TO FINISH LINE SUNDAY Briefly but byoppo.u4 pa at - ANDERSON I , . ___ ••••' MI nd tiltS 0 " -. ___ ,. .11 ., .._,.,~I.- 4' '1 not epprepse, bat ft is set WMWL Martin 'i1r King's AlIllNe is steady written large end bMW in Aaeutcan rAt damp!alacs, am times governor of i"- :::i aNd am es a susan pr0'--1al vdithet, very ithily will be a 1111111111111" . am W eseAIILwsw*i as ben rift above 0116 ---i. eb I . e such 11111111111110 -.. . I - -. .1 VUI VA Player after his West team defeated the East, 134.136, In team, but he pulled out due to a the 29th NBA All-Star game. leg Injury and Detroit center Denver Nuggets scored eight of his points during a critical fourminute span late in the fourth quarter of the game, attended by an All-Star game record crowd of 31,745 that was also the largest crowd ever to see a basketball gam e In Michigan. Thompson, who scored nine pouts to lead the Wed to a 36-77 lead In the fl quarter, hit from oidskle and then did his - - - bw" imepod a r- r.t of lvi §kk6 $'." nt.r. Rer th read aMi US the dI,1(9M aworded ai tber caM allow ea4to tos Ift JACK ' the flying machine of a body scored 25 points Sunday and was named Most Valuable 'Fbi the tkWq but In the d, ft epp"sd to all AmeIra . Then Is ciIrSU7 a mov-n-d underway, with wide leppod IncIug am of Pr-ldu'it Caster, to "-1p-- t 0-111shholdQ 11111111101110111111 reselved km msjer research eudraeteit" ileepeiled wodil bevelvea a federal . I ... - Hls me* of a breads, freedom wan cole, __ .. 1 . - tbrongb loud and clear, chifl-h the ji1on of Injodice by Whatever aidhority and moving both lucks whites toward a truofur'i 1on of w4e$yt is MW in progress. puhl,hISto a,IMsmveandepsctr-f'ssgeet - . - illa. 5 .. ...' SJ The magnificent man with - ' 1'JcJIge 1' 2.40 2.20 NHL Standings Campbell Conference Patrick Div is ion T Ph. NY Islanders 33 9 tO 76 NY Rangers 29 lB 3 6) Atlanta 62 79 22 4 Philadelphi 23 1$ I) S7 Smyth, Division W L T Pts. 3 - . L. t .JI-Stars - ' I" be was No pobaybesded h4,llectsel& 7bm was ad is no WW= n to XWs posklast or doth pact of his mamw It maw lain," written by John D. H.e. a DOOfi rather man -.--.- , Hockey Pro PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) the East. The regular-season David Thompson doesn't coach of the NBA champion merely walk with basketball's Washington Bullets paired the lAg men he soars above 6-foot-7 Erving with 6-foot-i ' ,, -• I ' . ' ___ As for the trucking Industry, deregulation would reward the most effiClint operators whii, offering shjppers the advaiages of a competitive marketplace In which to shop for carriers.. We think most truckers, like the deregulated :." - any po Perheps.flmay wsllbs that he was Onlind by mch of the pIc and en eseided, be so oftes dwrgsJ, br ow media.ad woolhe ineitsingabty1*tie In persen&aMting the record ArdaW at the OWL DWantlon In news eulusims and by television cameras may have b:_ b"ad Us cedrol. Dd few uposed in peisoa to his rhetoric coidd have One awq that at the very e,#or or that several yes's ______ . cern, that he InI wan net "odi" anysse or deaggsd oat for several years. d.psa airunes, wouw fa - W - ',- tohiggoveremodmctMtothe kWh" In I operations. q matters s.r"41y the Individual's own con- o- '-' -•- ' . 1minatlon." Ther, was irony net madbyrndal ouigh co,w# 4' are a iancW d for the tax payers, they're a boon to bureaucrats WhO can evade pueaim4 ceilkv while MW aloft in emplreubeilmag, because o'411, ___ - ____ campslgn against desegregation _ wwas _ of - t ____ 11111b"115. ' ;-..--....... ' Ves ---;===. ,....-,,-. . 411111111114 memanre me siongsolon I aur non whichLngaqiwzterofaosntryagolaunchida civil rigids movement that Was to c 11 e the udlon's coeactencw and c1 0ge its way of lift llwongh mod of UM turbulent period, Wallace's was the most Wlu' voke In op pot1"n In Weir loom he has saldthathls pawks was miscuodrued, that his years4ong pW& funds Is being paid to govereineid can- - Ir ~RQ n -@.0 - • setting of the- swserthg.in ceeny, only a short ' .' that _____ .. ______________ e said "I have a &," 0*in no meage Comm goveramsid anIeyse, om paMpose '' mceit declia,w en the rise of a predatory monopoly carrier and to protectda ft the preAllumu in qmdM Is under basainrse$sw-apreeeestbatcsbe the railroads. - _ of Ala bama listening to his seccomor promise "all ithimii' a new beginning free from . ' • wsI 5 at NC7 Eidew, i$id7 pabliaMlon of the Heritage F"w caudgwis ma eves be bued to I : .17 Wallace cloe.doid his lorgtsureu governor ';', V.. __ reels, the week of ether cs- .- the ether vowed "Sej'egidion fousr." . duties, Wthig1on jowimlid Donald TAnh)WO dt evidence that abnaM $3 billies per year In ____ - _ ___ they'r, The 16,000 truckIng companies now in operation are adequate defense agaln4 any monopoly, save one imposed by Wa'hington. And, Irony Of ironies, Wnahln(ton's clumsy efforts to regulate the railroads have long since driven most of them to penury. Regulathi( the truckers won't save the railroads. But rail carrier, might save themselves if only Waxhimiglon would permit them to set their own freight rates and abandon unprofitable _ -i, %: '..t" - - ___ 1 _____ they're too of what a dapas' or agency is doing, never going to id I - '- tho'oe force of persenulitles, chance of poeIt1r' and the acddemda of hmnen affairs became . lWger than, life rep esididloan of com*endlng NNW forces of their thnee. Their ispudlal 11 "There were projects when our firm was the bwtb or fifth consultant hired to evaluate a I WI lbs fiM ft4 we noticed was that w0d the earlier dames had produced any ruaL Iffli d's probably jaM n well, because the people who write the reports usually are brigid qaick.Mudy generalids who don't bow a bloody thing aboid the subject. "In addition, consatting firms bow t If in the - V. - a" S.. wenmiralymen, flawedasareall. But both - to bow what they w. 1y also cudmet -- __ . ~% Z The IM day in public atomfor George C. Wallace can On the birthday of Martin Lather. King Jr. Beth Wallace and King played major rile, In hietory. Beth __of Put M Monday, Feb. 5, 179-5A Thompson Paces .§.@, 1.Ia . - '&WNU 'Em -- - - __ 'V.- Dramatic 24 Hour Moment Is At Finish Line Only _____ never seem to bow what ths?ve done In the - ' V . •--' . ~, SYDOGRAW As cokrkisnee, ft could net have been mere - DiPir 5S . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . _ _ eL -v -' ---, r-.1 Is U I a a - I • a Remembers pII 1 ______ .iI WV ' a of Delauney's Stommelen, of West Germany. while It was running third and I.CAIII coasted in the final hours the race. - VeWm driver Harley finish lira. got backed up. Our crew chief car were strewn over the east The Haywood-ftais-Field trio had to withdraw. arld inatheTnatically won the Forty-nine laps behind the Haywood, "flat-out', racer of the track, but the driver then held the lead for the rest of However, OngAis, 36, Of CWA (Allister MacNeil) told him to end Two other cars the Porsche race abotit two tiotirs bcfore it witiner was a Ferrari-Daytona Danny Ongals and department Mess, Calif., known se an early wait on the track." the race, except fora short time piloted by Newnman, Dick was over by outdistancing the driven by Tony Adamowicz and was unhurt. store heir Ted Field joined leader who seldom finishes, It was one of the few JMS Ferrari team manager In the seventh hour when a Barbour and Brian Redman of others. John Morton; Bruce Canepa, Iforces In a turbo Porsche new shut down orand, dramatic mom in a race Jean Marc Smadja later Porsche driven by actor Paul England, which blew it head Greg Pickett and Monte Shel'10ndaY to win the 24 Hours of with Ifeag than & minute to go, he which saw the tuft Pombles, decided to withdraw both of his Newman spurted into the lead. gasket, and another Porsche, Field, Ilatcd, and ()ngai..; in it Porsche, were third (57 Daytona endurance race by a limped across the Then, one by one, the chief driven by Charles Mendez and shared the firs t-place prize laps behind); fourth were Don finish line at thief challenger, Ferrari, with. entries, citing the possible wide margin. 36 miles an how, then veered draw early because ofprz." danger to his drivers, lives competitors of the Haywood- Johnny Rutherford were mflOrl(•Y ci $20,700. and Bill Whittington in a But the victory was not off to the Infield, Ongals-Field team fell by the forced out of the race while they with new F•--h.n•-de tires his re-on 'Iuie average speed over the Porsche t62: and the Japanese without a last-minute, heart"I was standing In the pits," The blowout of the tight rear The Field-owned Porsch' wayside. The Stommelen car were In contention. 3.84-mile course of 109.249 mph, team of Yoshlmi Katsyama, thumping finale, when nnoho said co.drlver Haywood, who tire of is Ferrari being driven by first grabbed the lead in the withdrew because of mechaniOnly 22 of the original 61 cars the total distance traveled of Yojiru Terada and Takashi began streaming from the turbo won his fourth 24 Hours of J.P. Delauney produced the fifth hour of the race from cal problems; the Porsche that started the race finished. 2,626.56 mites and the number Yorino was fifth in a Mazda and Ongais brought the car to is Daytona Sunday. "Denny came only major accident In the race, another Porsche driven by iu developed valve problems The Haywood-Onga isFieId of laps, 684, all were records for (67). •': Value WIW S I DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) atop about 500 feet short of the on the radio and said hiii turbo Bits and pieces A Message j....., . - - 7ci. 'T'V' . I What - _______ - -. SPORTS 0 Eyuytblng seemed to go wr. An egg salad sandwtgth was delayed due to wind. ft sone the gs were so atrong the poor fowl laid the same egg Was timanbilore the ceokgoltolt. I would like to condede this piece with it pleasant Uw, evoe know MW turned aid okay, bat they didat Here? .. 'V..-- - VIEWPOINT year, Congress and the Carter administration won deserved plaudits for deregulating the airline industry, an act which increased competition, lowered air fares and boosted industry profits. This year, the trucking industry Is targeted for similar liberation. But, while the case for deregulating the truckers is no less gnmnpH1na than thf fnr th U WASHINGTON (NEA) It's a very cynical airlines, dragging the protected motor carriers into kwIn' says a former unployesof a firm that a free market promises to be far tougher. in att sr*e. to Where the airlines were split on the question of 11w federal goveromeid. ,,in fact, ft's the moat deregulation, trucking companies grown fat on the dishonsat business in which ever worked.." The available evidence suUuts that protected routes and rates granted by the Inmanngns,* coIwilth*, as practiced In this terstate Commerce Commission are unified in cIt.L Is Indeed cynical and intellectually opposition to deregulation. dish onest. But ft's also hlgi7 p&bl., And the politically potent Teamsters union is seemingly bnpervioan to a1th 4 n and growing also fighting deregulation because of the at a phanonenal rate. restraining influence competition would have on In tlwy, cormallsntg oft their '1ezpertiss" wages. to departments and agencies In the form of Given the presence of both trucking companies resatrcb, analyul and evalIiof actMtie, and po$ In some canes, they ha,, and Teamsters In virtually every congressional been given complete operations] control of district, the pressure to maintain the status quo federal OIe will be fearsome. Inpra ic., ct the consulsids' advice Is anually Nor will the arm twisting be limited to Capitol dispensed In meive reports that seldom oon Hill. The Teamsters have reportedly threatened to tabaWbiftwiddEqlainsaformaradboir d retaliate against the White House for its support of the reports, who asks his idiMify r M deregulation by Ignoring the president's wagecs,41a1: ___ guidelines when new contracts are negotiated with "lbs project managers the goverameid S....ail....... £&. IL UIftV1 uii .-.. FInaUywe reached the restaurant famous for Its . speedy *k service. How1er, In oheervance of Weaki, the ANGLE.WALTERS Trucking •- r the k1191n but We turned around shieyIdy to tdwu to the bank. Retracing ow Maps, we were once spin the way. arkIptid wait to csth oar checks when I ovabom Wft aboat dmnft their viler rsglilretlon to reflect iheir pformenod rMd.ce to that of the bank. "Perhaps we should form the auk reatawant we had mid on and head for the eidy reatawsat we the service beats the cockroschi' erMe. sig.ated. to the table," one of my ___ The rant of us agreed. Finally we gat oar chocks cashed and were on ow way. Nothing coold Mop an now, rI*? Wrong. Aswebre.uddowntherosdwtththswthdinolr face. and thongids of jimmy Winowmink my edonlycangMMØofaMsmil$lcen tamer between the detv and myself. ft was a strange WNW dsvlcslhadomlilsen with um' Clock Th. Of This Is nat really an "Around The Qock" cgwii. 1s Is an open lilter to theee who anp4y me and t"ony that the formof good and evil are sometime. uueL It all started quietly. The plan w to get a nice lunch and be back at the office on time. Two of my partners In misfortune and I left at ocnhomrattaIwuthecashIng of our paychecks No we would hove enoih to bay foot At the opeedy quick bank delve-op windows we encoerid a short line being served by a teller The moved an If In the grips ofmm artlrltls. poorwoman I 1*CWIS fearful we might have a longer than -''-•• - - - - - - _____ - - ' -, ' ~- , *.' -,j I . . ,loon - . - ____ . . . ____. ,i,i I ~ j ;,4 . : . • ..,. . .,. -. S - - " .• P'7 - -• -. ,. 4 - 4- -. ," ,'p 'V . .4 - * _• - - - - - - - -. - -- - _ _ - -. __5 - -- --.....- - - ....... -. . --------. - 4 -. -4 - ---- �r 0UR"qV =1_Vnj 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Monday, Feb. 5, 1979 —. Monday, Feb. 5, 97-1B Couple Repeat Vows On 50th Anniversary MEMORIAL AWARD JO, Hasley and Evelyn Hart, are the recipients of the George H. Starke Memorial Humanitarian Award, presented by the Sanford-Seminole Jay. cees, and sponsored by the Seminole County Medical Association. In addition to being active In area organizations, Hart serves as District 18 Commander to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, while Mrs. Hart serves as State Chaplain of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Dept. of Florida. 4erad PPsste by Rev, and Mrs. R.B. McCloud celebrat ed their 50th wedding Anniversary with the repeating of their marriage vows before their fam ily and many friends. Rev. Leo Myers of. ficlated at the ceremonies. Th e bri de was given away by her brother-Inlaw, Arcola McCloud. Mrs. Morlene Wilson, served her aunt as matron of honor. Durrell Riggins served his grandfat he r as best man. The couple were married , Jan. 29, 1929, in Live Oak. They moved to Sanford. in 1 0. He has been a contractor until his retirement a year ago. Rev. McCloud is the pastor of St. Mary's Primitive Baptist Church, A461OWS 1dmIss. In And Around Altamonte Spr'ings M errill Park D edicated In Mel Schwartz' Memory A2Gacrepark at Spring Oaks was "Cow in memory of the late NelSchwartz,a man who loved his city and gave Un- ____ , . I. . ' 0 mizdty endeavor,. The dedication of Merrill Park was "very beautiful" tribute paid to her late bneband, says Fran (Merrill was his legal name, although he Preferred to be called the less formal. Mel). The city was considering nanthig a And for him, relates Fran, an unployop 91 the Police she's Department; Buwsr, happy they decided on the park _____ memorial as It's a more fitting for him." It's very fitting it was done at the location It was," says Fran, .xplsinlng that the 5thwarts' lived In spring oaks at , time of his death. "My husband was very active and did what he could for the community. He loved the It • in &',.n. .p.s11i Attending the Sunday tqnooa d sUon ceremony Were daughter Randi, Coisdy 'boners Bill Kirchhoff end Sandra Glenn, City Cammiseloners Dolores VICkTI Lee dwtIne, Sally and Hat Hattaway, June and Harry Reynolds, Dave and Jane Richards, Ii Berry and Donna Cook, Officer Edna Abel, Boanle Perkins, PM FF nandes, and Ben Fischer, of the Spring O Home Owners Aemc4$I', Also Mayor Norman Floyd, who prodded at,the and "said some very 1OVÜI words," and Maurine MWshIU1 who "read a bwth#ul pa$, abod a ui's good deidi be left b,lthvl" the After the ceremony, City Attorusy Joe I)sIs Joined Others at Fran's H.athsrton Village condo for a reception 4, 0 O something ti do." "When I the kids with stars in the eyes when they see what then do in a short while It males It all worthwhile," she sais. JOAN MADISON Altamoate lCoeIposdCD& — Speaking of creativity, Loretta Wright, lunteer art teacher at Englat Estates, has a neat recipe f Bread Dough, which Is almost ke Pla Dough. It's messy to m 'up, she says, but once it's dot& the kids love It. forms Anids. "Kids want to learn how to draw. I teach them because back when my children were growing up it was so difficult to find some place when, they First, take 'jd of stale could train," says the artist who started working with teens white bread and çâ the crust when the family was stationed of f. Break the ses up In a In Japan and "the kids needed bowl. r viewe DEAR ABBY: Your answer to K in Pontiac had to be your u IM. K, a Abby' flaw — O - i I .- •0• • • • •- - - - - - •O •O •• — I - ------------ ------- • -------_•*•.. ._•--_•. ---- ..---- - - - - -.•• 0• •• • - -•--•----•-- - ,_• .nw. — ,,, Cratv)at'ns to DOW offleer, ci the SI. Mary Magdalen DEAR J.1 I did sit th. r.wd President WuW IN y f j, Youth Group (bur4oi,, Jr; Vbcs-Prealdmnt Ilk but ft do bft UMW 1m era; TT.ir Cynthia by a hal of .sll There's a Dioco; Correspondingjssosa~ be i.use her,: that Seeritary Barb Gorsy; and , Recording Secretary DWAIA l.g. leaden: 7M new emcee, will be W DEAR ABBY: Concerning dsfl,iIM the S:Np.m. Moss on Tsb,l1, with atecepffihlim. the wcman who was ashedlna mecktsly following the sir job ldervlsw U she planned to hmvsababyks the fdire:ftis vies. unlawful for a job ldsr,lnsr Artist Aelda Mmgsl proediy to ask that question. The announces the opening of (slowing are aims do's and Aelit's Gallery Studio at U dia'ta for qwtim during Ilgbway 17$ in Celbevvy. imp'cymed Iderviewa Boor The artld, who has been in mind that somiqnene tw.g ties ciemee In her may rAbedprlorto Wring Imm phem to M put of the becemi the law ('abide them. dWk for t4E1 teem and Other questions, while not adid'.sTv.dojsfr.m4tol foetddd'hy low, mWar at.s class of bode be the basis far lagal action. p.m., Qr'w that shield net be akotchiag and drawing en Idardaymeeelfrim liSle IAed: 1i',IS p.m. WkA is your age? "Fm omw to MW ow What in your, me of bisth? xisk am of local a*% ad De You have 1ai?1I me, a career ditrertj"In. o -'- - D ea young married woman, was asked durb a Job interview, "DO you plan to dart a family the new future? K was flabbergasted. She then asked you, y, the grog oracle, 'Is (hat a proper question to ask a f emale applicant, or am I getting all how old are they? What I s v g a legitimate up What church do you attend? request for information?" Are you married, divorced, Your naive response: "when separated, widowed or single? Have you ever been arrested? a new employee is hired, the pl ye in What kind of military em o r makes an vestment discharge do you have? im in t e and training, and or organizations Wh at dubs e right to know therefore has th if the applicant plans to have a do you belong to? Doyou rent or own yowown and, if so, family or net home? Abby, u question was not What does your wife only im proper, it was (husband) do? Who lives in your household? ILLEGAL Please set the — : s Mews mir V W 2W -a flaw strong points? Weaknesses? Do you have any objection If we check with your former employer for references? Abby, please print this. i am sure many of your readers Will find ft helpful. JOAN T. IN PHOENIX - - — morning at the home church of their only child, Mrs. Ruthie R. Hester, the. Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church. Family members attending the ceremonies were Jerry Heater, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wesley, Mr and Mrs. Walter Coachman, Unit ed States Navy, Washington, D.C., Cleorla Riggins, Joyce, Kelvin and The Herald welcomes organization and personal news. The following suggestions are recommended to expedite p1catIon: l. Releases should be typed (lower and upper case), doble spaced, and written narrative style (third person). Do not abbreviate. A contact person's nane and phone number is neçesury. Keep releases simple. Organization releases (the program should lead the meeting account) must be submitted no later than two days after the event. S. Advance notices should be submitted one week prior to publication date. 7. Photographic coverage requests should be made one week in advance. GRAND OPENING II NOW IN SANFORD NEW LOCATION HWY. 17.01 £ Lake Mary SM. lava req.ww1 ... I savicim.s. _____ • ;.•...-,,,. . •. •. •:"t'i S-.- Hritd Photo by Marili. Wai REV. AND MRS. R.R. MCCI.OUD Felita, Sanford grandchildren; Rev, and Mrs. Arcola McCloud, Mrs. Lillie Hood, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Annette Wilson, '' ) •,,, z oae hundred and forty-one d*aienta were listed on the upperclassmen have been Honor Roll. naznedto the Dean'a Lid for the The Dean's Lid consists of Fall scuba at Stetson Juniors and seniors whose University, according to Mrs. grades average 2.5 or better on Helen Sassard, registrar, a 3.0 scale, with no grade below An additional four hundred B. The Honor Roil Is composed and forty4our undergraduate of undergraduates with a 2.0 average or better with no grade less than C. Students from Sanford named to the Dean's List are Leslie J. Whittern, Lewis D. Barley, Mi,roii.t4ta Cornell Dannye Fitzgerald, Susan L Hunt, and Robert E. Newsom (all A's). Also Frank H. Klllgore, "Fun Day" is being Moatello Patrice, Mark E. proclaimed by the Woman's Moyer (all A's), and Deanna J. Club of Sanford at the February Frith, all from Longwood; and meeting Wednesday In lieu of a Jean Ledourgeon, John H. program. Peizer, Mark E. Herr, all of Acco rding to Mrs. William L Altamonte Springs. Kirk, chairman of the event Also Susan Sallee, Lake under the auspices of the Home May; and John A. Baker III Life Department, a white and Sharron L. Mobley, Fern elephant sale and bake sale Park. will begin about 11 am. An auction will be conducted following the catered luncheon. MembersrnaybrinUuedato the event. Luncheon reseTvatbons are required through the telephone committee. Publicity Procedure I PIP I fspw.eaa.tSI.e... 'J••' - •• Waycross, Ga., Rebecca L.J. Anderson, Sanford. The couple have eight great-grandchildren and 16 McCloud, Lithe and Ben McCloud, Altamonte Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Students Make Dean's List ARRIVE AL] 4;tP' 4... great-great-grandchildren. —MARVA HAWKINS FINAL Seminole en Why did you leave your pr.viotmjob? Are you a veteran? Did the milita ry provide you with job related eer1mcs? If you have no phone, whet, con we reach you? What languages do you spsak flu*? Can you do extensive traveling? __ Who reco.iu'ended you tom? WkA did you like, or iikt about your previous jobe? What is your odeadloeal background? W s&iohs did YSS t"? What do you think are your • •'ty.•• \ ,• • -, vw attached or garnisheed? What was your mai4er name j,i jigoryjews with female app1Jif.)? Quedloos that may be asked? How many years experience have? (To a housewife) Why do you want tordirntowork? What are your career gols? Who have been your prior employers? I I 4 DEAR JOAN: flasks for a lthtr that is keithi net alv is my reader. but elI. 10 writer. Do you wish you had more friends? For the secret of popularity, get Antiy's booklet; "How To Be Po; You're Never Too Young or Too Old." Send $1 with a long, selfedeseid, stamped (2$ cents) [FLORIOAUI emilope to Abby, 132 Leaky , Beverly hhh1, Calif. VEI -SUNSHINE SlATE -- J,r Oviedo. The McQouds and the fam ily worshipped Sunday _ inie Don ' Club Sets AskSome àuestions 'Fun Day' record grsIiM• i- --,q' ':; Add about to ~ cup of white glue (Elmer's Is good); put In a squirt about 2 tablespoons) of Ivory liquid detergent, or a fabric softener; and 2-3 teaspoons of glycerine (which can be purchased at a drug store. Mix well. (Glycerine on your hands helps.) Put in plastic bag and refrigerate overnight. Now all that's left to do Is to knead paint (any tubed acrylic paint will do) into dough, and you have a nice soft dough for your children to work with. It makes a big ball, says Loretta, and a little goes a long way. It also keeps well. - CLEfqR qNC6 j ALL GIRLS' ' es D r 00 Sizes 7.14 ALL Henith Tex Fashions _ H .V Infants thru Sire 14 Feb. lthrull L'iEJ the i111 F irst H NO •snl.rd honda loft 3238020 / 21 PRICE �t - . - - - - - -.p-- • - - - w-p, 'y- - 7- - v•- '- - .. - - -------- - - -.-- - - - - .- V 21-Evaning Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Feb. ' m Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal NOtice I •1 Legal Notice Legal Notice Monday, Fib. S. 11-3B I .. :7 FICTITiOUSNAME ........................... ernie UPOfl Which YOU will be ZC'; ik SIMINOLI COUNTY BOARD FICTITIOUS IAMB 4 4 3 _________________________________________________________________________________ engaged In business at fl13 pj•surrender possession to .- 4 '• Notice is hereby given that I amOrlando required to NOTICE GIVEN OF COUNTY COMMISSIONIRS 4'E Notice is hereby given that I am by virtue IS of HEREBY that certaIn Writthat I.', NotiCe Pv engaged in buskiess at Rt. 1 Box of •..• HewIng 1 DrIve Sanford, Seminole County, SM Execution $$JI Out Of Id Ufldef February U, 1S LOAg*OOd 32120 SemInole County WITNESSmyhandasClerkofth, FIorfda,underm.finousn.mei, Ciuit Court. in and for Seminole FIofidLundeftheflcfltiousflIrnICI me seal of the Circuit Court of 7NPM. 0 ROCKFORD FiLES Rock. © DINAHI ACTION MOTOR SALES INC. DBA County, FlorIda, and the seal of the The Board of County Corn. DAYSPRING FARMS and that I PInelIas County, Florida, upon a ford is embroiled In a $30000 • EDUCATIONAL PROmissioners of int.ntorg uldnami with the final ludgiment rendered in the swindle and becomes the tar. GRAMMING to register said name ClerkCourt ins. of4 the 2nd day of February, Florida, will hold a public hearing to Clerk of the Circuit Cow'?, Sminoie atresii ourt on the 4h day of ACTION HONDA and with that Ithe intend :•. of the Circuit Court, Seminole gel of gangsters while trying to conty, FlorIda in accordance with January, A.D. im, in the? curtain -. < ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. help Angel. County, Florida in accordance with 9•30 CLERK in an A.1 Agriculture Zone tPe provisIons of the FictItious case entitled, Nestor Sales Corn. the Provisions Of eoo the Fictitious THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 0 POUCE STORY A veteran 0 on me ,oiiowing escrise prop. Narvw Stafvtes TWlt: Section p.nv' inc. d.ba Florida Paint & By: s Patricia Robinson Name Statutes. ToWit: SeCtiOn NEWS police officer puts his life on Deputy Clerk The Five Acre Development Plan $3 Fiorida StaMes 1t57. Abrasive, Plaintiff, .v5. Herbert L. . N5.0 Florida Statutes 927. 9:55 Al MAN BEHAVES of Dunmar Estates located in 5. Sig. SwIII 0. HIll Kidwell, Joseph KIdweH and Ned W.C. Hutthison, ..®.. the line on the scheduled day Jr. 51g. William R. Seuve ® UPBEAT floe 2, 3 H, aM 12, Township 21 PublIsh: January 11, 22. fl - Voska, HUTCHISON & MORRIS dba ProfessIonal of his retirement. Action Motor Sales Inc. Range 30 East. Further February 3. lglg. 230 North Park Avenue Refinishers, Defendant, which 10:00 Publish: February 3 12, 1, 2L im Post Office Drawer H NSC 12:00 cr aforesaid Writ of Execution was of Fher Road. D!F44 DEG.23 CARDRK8 NEWS (0151.2) Sanford, Florida 32111 Sheriff of ® BIG VALLEY "Hunter's delivered to me 0M.LlN THE FAMILY(R) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (305) 322 C31 Thispubiich.sringwlllbeh, tW THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Seminole County, FiorIdae and I Moon" Ben Daw, a wealthy MlNOLEDIVISION COUNTY FLORIDA hove levied upon the following Room 202 of the Seminole County PROBATE -. - -EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Attorney for Petitioner AIMANUEHAVES man, believes that Nick is his IAICN EWS 10:30 CUlT described property owned by IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish: Februarys, 12, i, , cisrtiious. in Sanford, Florida, on File Number 77.$1CP in, wife's secret lover, and impri. (2)ALLSTAR8ECRET8 41-Houses 7:00 F in, ary13,1g7g,at7ogp.M,or Herbert L. Kidwell and Joseph COUNTY, FLORIDA. ________ lO-Hoip Ynhsd Divisise sonshtm. SThEPRICERIOHT ()ThENEWLYWEDGAME soon th.rseftur as possIble. CIVILACTION No.s4ia.cA4D OE26 Kidwell d.b.a Professional _______________________ IN RE: ESTATE OP MA TYLER MOORE 12:37 SANFORD AIR PORT _________________ LandDevelopmentManagerwiIl Written comments fUed with the ADELINE ROSALIE MATCHEIT, Reflnishers. said property being 1100 Let's start the new ISALCOPIULAPROBLEM ® And That Woman" Lou's ;'Lou atedlnkmleyF, UTHE F.B.I. AUTHORITY,abodycorporateand HHRóLLER8 IN YOUR FAMILY? week off with a 101111's considered. Pereonsappisring at ceued, described more particularly as "romancs with a cocktail lounge AL.ANOP4 0 HAP DAYS (A) politic,createdunderthelawsot the IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND the publIc Miring will 12:40 be BANG low5: heard NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION State of Florida, .$lngirmakeshimleel2syears Forfamiliesorfrleno, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, from to tImi One (1) i17 Toyota Pick 11:30 orally. time Hearings may be continued TO ALL PERSONS HAVING V.I.N. RN2LQS-OMS22door, blueUp in 0 CBS LATE MOVIE & go to work 'younger, until he hears about problemdrinli,rs FLORIDA as found CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST "McMiIIan And Wife: Till Death 'twos (2) Z WHEEL OF FORTUNE ForMurlInformation call her active past. See Teddy & Elaine vs. • CASE NO. 7'•211.CC.1I.J THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Do Us Part" (1972) Rock (4)0 LOVE OF UFE 641.3333 or write (1) % Giorgie Boy Ocean STATE OF FLORIDA. by callIng 3231330, Ext. 304. SHIRLEY H. McCASK ILl., a.k. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED AAA Employment Hudson. Susan Saint James. fldAl.AnoflFamilyGroup 24 OFAMILYFEUO , 322.9283 or some, Id No. SM3IOOiIe, JOIW8LD e Shirley H. Caskill, at ii., EX R EL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, Board of County Conimluioners IN THE ESTATE: 201 CommercIal, 323.5176 An unknown assailant seals the Box 553 , hi ColOr JR. Seminole County, Florida MACNEIL / LEHRER YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFI ED 11:55 Sanford, Fla. 32771 McMtflans in their own home both beIng stored at Foster's, 434, ______________________ Defendants. Mate Attorney for the Eighteenth RIPORI' By: Robert French, Chairman thattheadministrationoftheestate Lmeweed CBS WS VA-F HA235.Conv. Homes s OWNER OPERATORS and fills it with lethal gas. JudicIal Circuit of the State of Attest: Arthur H. Bscklih. Jr. of Adellne Rosalie Matchett, , ORCE-S2O.SG-Guaranteed. 7:30 Mercury Motor Express needs )7 .s Tool Ben, Pinncraf?, 11 Publish: February L Florida, on behalf of the Honorable SUMMONS TO SNOW CAUSE deceased, File Number 77.211 CP, is Free details; KIT, Box 7g1, Low Down Payment 10 owner operators in the flat bed LMSCLUB AANOON drawer, tools with miscellaneous NOTICE OP EMINENT DOMA IN John E. Polk. Sheriff of Seminole DEGII pending In the Circuit Court for mechanics Pompeno, FL. 33021. 4147. divisIon Cash for your lotl Will build on TOMORROW Guest: _____________________ East Coast ____________________ Seminole County, Florida, Probate ai'd the undersigned Ccunty, Florida ®HOLLYW000SOUARES PIOCIEDINU AND your lot or our lot. operation. Steady year around Sheila - Weidenfeld, former Sheriff mUARCHOF... ________________________ Division, the address of which 1 Seminole County, Florida, will WHY BE LONELY? Writ."GetA NOTICE OF HEARING work. Advances on each trip. V Enterprises, Inc. preusecretarytoBettyFord. FAMY FEUD Dating Seice. All Ages. Seminole County Courthouse, 11:00 A.M. on the 27th day at Medel Inc., eaItor Call Don Beck toll free 1500.13$. 414.3013 vs of JEOPAR Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Sanford, Florida 32711. The personal February, AD, in,, offer for sale P.O. Box 1031, CIwir., FL. 33517, ___ INTHENAME0FTHESTATE OF ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT 6372. EOE. FOR SEMI HOLE COUNTY, repel.ntativ, i, FLOR IDA JIl of ______________________ CK CAVE1I' Guest: Jer. FLORIDA bearing serial number theaddress estate is 0. Matchefl whose isIsaac and sell to the highest bidder, RESTLESS Weddings by DOT Koeenekl. (Part 1012) TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON 310.0010 and all number No. nv.e*i cassubjsdtoanyandallsxIstlng Lawn Maintenance Worker CERN: Ciaon Avenue, Lakiland, F HAL COLIERT NOTARY PUBLIC NEWS 0 N1010 Q, Ie, at me Front (West) DoOr of $3i0322or AND TO: IN RE: ThE MAIRtME OF: 33101. The name and address of REALTY INC. 322 2026 after 5p.m. EDUCATIONAL PRO. I BILLY JOE FIELDS, MORNG the Sanford, Seminole County Courthouse In After 6p.m. 332.277' personal representative's attorney Florida, the above a. The following persons and LEHOUSE0NmE MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR, GRAMMING _____ set forth bi. parties Who are residents Of the ims Ma learns she Is PotitlenerHuiband, personal property. 2005 3lenway Dr. Large brick NOTICIOPACTION All persons having claIms or State Of Florida, whose names and :pne 12:30 4*PubliC NOtICIS and aatsa to rec. an That said sale is being made to home, swimming pool, fruit 50 _________ . TO: Any parties having Ifl in. PEGGY LYNNE FIELDS demands against the estate we satisty me terms of -Business Cportunitjes residence are set forth as NEW8 :oMi. i tt with his trees&muchmore.4 BR.2 B, C. tires? in ONE CESSNA 310 AIR. of said Writ of • SUNRiSE SEMESTER required, WITHIN THREE Execution. far as ascertainahie by diligent CRAFT bearing serial number (4)0 atP*. H&A, $15,000. Respondant.Wife. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF SEARCH FOR TOMOR.. search, together with respectIve 0010 and tail number N1010 0 theIr * * NOTICE * * 5:53 NOW Automobile Service Center on John E. Polk NOYIC•OFACTION ml FALY .® S *a THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF parcel numbers In which each is Mfr5, Maior Hwy (1743), Have avail. 200' on Lake Mary + 1 acre grove S RYAN'8 HOPE Sheriff ad successors in in. Archis and Edith. Introduce THIS NOTICE, to file with me clerk alleged to be Interested: persons trespassing on any able large stalls with office c.l .1 onLk.Mary Blvd.. Ig.31R,2 b Seminole County, Firms, and of the above court a written Shirley H. McCaskIll, ak.. Serni 51Mw to a wealthy 100 poperlles Owned by Carroll W. space or storage space. Lights. or noes owning, HavIng or TO home. $i2,500.' Florida _____ after his wife rurs away statement of any claim or demand PublIsh: February 3, 12, 1, 26. Shirley H. Caskill widow Stapler Jr. without my express water & EARLY DAY H O' (2) L L Y w 00 D : PEGGY LYNNE FIELDS compressor Included In n, Claiming An Interest In or Lien On mey may have. Each claim must be DEG.17 Route 2. Box written permission will be rent. Lindy's Auto Center 17.52 & OU'RE8 3313 ColvIll. (4) CRACKIMSARREL the Above Described Aircraft. L??,j/ &a& %,,, in writing and must Indicate the ____________________________ Sanford, Florida 32771 dealt with legally but severely. Hapervill., Geargla Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, Fla. SALvml I Herry takes a Ci) MIDDAY YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE S N FOR WOMEN ONLY , me claim, me name and 3053222i50 or 302530.4367. sentimental urney to the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an areu NOTICE FOR OWE YOUNG AND i SSUNRI$E Parcel 1 HEREBY NOTIFIED that the State Amended PetItion for dIssolution 323.7832 of the creditor or his agent PROFESSIONAL SERVICES BUISS ngle to C0VSf a LowIs I. Hughey and Carolyn j of Florida, en flEE5$ 4-Child Care or attorney, and the amount EVENINGS 322-0612 6:10 ___ rel Douglas Cheshire, marriage has ben filed against Y The Seminole County Beard of ________________________ Hughey, his wIfe bomber he piloted In World 29-Roonn claimed. if theitclaim is not yet due. County Commissioners In corn. CHNEN QtA4O 322-5152, 3-7176 Jr. State Attorney for the Elght. by Petitioner, BILLY JOE FIELDS, the date when will become due 2OU R8HG ___ Warli. UI East Jenkins CIrcle Will keep children eenthjudicialClrcuitoftheStateof andyOUarerequiredwrveacepy shall iance with Instructions for Local Florida, on behaif of the Honorable 1:30 be Sanford, Florida 32171 S ILL MRS' JOURNAL in my home. of Sanford- 500 5. Oak. Furn from statet If the claim isthe Public Works Grants to willpertorm select an John E. Polk. Sheriff of OF OUR LIVES written defensot If any, tO contingent or unllquidated, accovntant.audltor an '"Harvest" Bill Moysri ref,orta (2) PORTER WAGONER $fl month, $33 week. Excellent. Seminole the Amended Petition on the nature of the uncertainty shall Parcel 2 County, Florida, has filed a Rule to -_________________________ (4) 0 AS THE WORLD be on a fa racondling KANA Call 2224423 am. or $117113. itloner's attorney, NlS MARY stated. IIshall No. Of Proi 31.20e, th COUNTRY HOME NEAR 1.4 & OTHER INTERESTED PAR. Show Cause In the Eighteenth Judi. HALKER, os• adam Is Post security TURNS Jife's realities whh their dreams S LE SCALE claim cial Circuit Court of TIES: LAKE MONROE. 2 BEDROOM, be is securet me offiis known as the Seminole onaiemlfarminNorthDak Office Box 2117, 301 Park Avenue claimant shall deliver sufficient dlt must described. The County Detention Complex. Said au any and all partiesFlorida havingagainst an i 2:00 ____________________ 30-Apartments Unlurnished LARGE LIVING ROOM I The Federal Land Bank 9:40 North, Winter Park, iorida 32750, be conducted In compliance ter •ONEUFETOUVE of the claim to me clerk FAMILY ROOM, CARPETED 1. Columbia to Tenis Instructions at all levels EWE88 DEAF NEWS In One Cessna 310 Aircraft on or before Fsbrua 23, IflL ., with all requirements of the bearing serial number 31O and fIiemeornalofudeemw enable the clerk to PANELED ON SUPER Si? North Garland Avenue S0 avail, at Bay Head Racquet 2:30 mail one copy to EconomIc Development Adminhs. tall 1, 2 SR number N 1010 0 to show cause deluxe unIts. Pool. Adults WOODED ½ ACRE. HURRY AT 6:55 Orlando, Florida each personal representative. Club. Single, groupe & clInics. ALICE Mel's pushy me Clerk of this coy •Ither befOri trat 5 Why the aforesaid aircraft should service or THE DOONS as put forth In the Audit only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of $32,500. All Persons interested In th. estate •oOOoMONGRORioA Parcel 2 or Into call Head Pro Doug immidia ly thereafter: to Mom (Martha Rays) unexpect. Instructions for Local Public Wadis not be forfeited to the use of Airport Blvd. on i7.t2 in Sanford. a copy of this Notice Of Grants HI, NEIGHBOR Iiczowl, olhiiui a detault mint 323.7343. I Call 3235670 Mariner's Village. .d *ops in from Brookn and any addendums be Administration has been mlled we Central FlorIda Production Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, entered agehist u br thewill TWO STORY 3 BEDROOM, relief 3:00 published by the Economic Develop pursuant to section i.n. Florida and moves in Ofl her sOn. requIred, FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, Credit Association me AN4EflWONW WITHIN THREE mintMminlstratlon.Audltmustbe Mat utes. You have 30 days from TODAY $12 North Garland Avenue Amded meon. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF conducted in a timely manner. I CAR GARAGE ON 13th 31 Apartments Furnished WlTNESSmyhand,ndthes..lof THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF February ath, in,, to contact the GENERAL HOSPifAL Orlando, Florida STREET. NOW ONLY $14,500. SPRlDAY MORNING AVON id court on thIs .12th day All parties Interested in providing KSTAMS AT THE Honoraole Harold F. BTUOIOSU Johnson, Coun. I Of THlSNOTlCE,toflieanyoblid Parcels MORNING AMER IS INFLATION CRAMPING January, 157g. Clean, quiet garage apt. this service should express lds ty Judge, SemInole County Court. (SEAL) HITl HOUSE Maggie they may have that challenge the interest in writing BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED 3 I YOUR SPENDING POWER? CA 330 ADULTS and inClude ..sreplsosa validity b. The foIing person who is a house, Sanford, Florida 33171. ii you Of the decad's will, the ______ the tyrannical Mrs. BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, CEN. Avon to help fight back. For. l Arthur H. B.ck*th, Jr., • SESAME STRW S UA$'H 3233fl or 333.$07t iowing intormat: nonresident of the State Of Florid., have any defenses to assert to this TRAL HEAT, CARPETED, qualifications of the personal ' Jslfray'(ciods achman) U I 6443Wi call duals Clerk of Circuit 0urt 1 A descrIption of the, action or claims to file against the whose name and DRAPES. FENCED. NICE representatIve, or the venue or oualiflcationsof hesdhoueskeepevduringPres. 5 SemInole COVPt Florida Apis. for Senior Citizens. Down. the person or firm of residence forteite aircraft, Otherwise, the iurlselction of the court. is set forth as tarplace as ascertainable FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD. INSEMINOLECOUNTY Ident Coolldg.'s term; and with 4O BY: Betty Capps town, very clean & roomy. See be ming the worL aircraftwillbeforselt.dtotheuseof ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND GOOD ASSUMABLE MORT. bydlligeMseerch,togeffiefwIffith The Kathleen Anderson Sheltered : the onset of the Depression, Dep CurS EMER0lNONEI Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto S 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 2. An indication of any previous the SherIff of SemInole County Or JAN15 parcel number In which she GAGE WITH $7000 DOWN. $227 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED wshop Is seeking a Director. MARY LKER NEWS THE 000 COUPLE Ave. 1 Maggie's' daughter LIllian is sold at Public Auction. experiencewith EDA.LPWPrOI.Cts. MONTH. alleged to be Interested: WILL BE FOREVER URRED M.MtS degree In one of the 117 3 Ability to perform me task WITNESS my hand 1,11 4 (sll. Uggams) flnal accepts S HOGAN'S HEROES Barbara H. Harmon Dsteofffiiflrstpubiicationofthis within one month following Is required: Ad. 7:30 301 Park Aven Nørth from date of this Court on the 2nd day of Winter Park, a b as a Whoe House maid, 5 BEVERLY HILLEILUES Notice of 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY 1222 AdmInistration Norton Avenue January ministration, teaching or TODAY - 32-Houses Unfurnished rida 32750 February, rn. : (n2of4) ROOM, KITCHEN EQUIPT, 2 2 . MMCEME(H Oakland, CalIfornia 4lO2 counWng plus post masters I ______ (302) 61147O MORNING AMER 4. 00000 CertIfication that work will be (SEAL) CAR CARPORT. BEING RE. Isaac D. Matches? •8E5AME Parcel 1 trôiinq. 5 WA'$'H The 4077th Knowledge necessary Attorney for PWtloner.Husbsnd performed by an Independent CA 3 BR, 3 bath Kitchen oqup. In Arthur H. B.cIth, DECORATED. $35,500. As Personal RePresentative grant wrItIng 4 evaCUates to a nearby cave or soliciting Billy Joe Fle Certified Public Accountant or In. Plnecrest. AvaIlable Feb. iS. as Clerk of the Court ' of ml E5Ite c. The unknown husbands and contracts a. working with void U.S. artillery firs. PublIsh: Janry 1L 22. 3. $233 per ma. Call 322.1554. dependent Public Accountant By: Jean E. WIlke 3BEDROOM,2 BATH FRAME IN ® MMCI DOU08 wivesof any Of the above individual Adeline RosalIe Matthett handicapped people. Apply to February 3, in, (4)5 CAPTAIN KANGAROO iicsnsed on or before December 31, Deputy Clerk 5 HOW THE WEST WAS GOOD CONDITION NEAR defndants. Deceased •BEWITCHED Mary WItsegler DEF (Tel.) 022.4361 Board of County 10N 20 Macahan, a SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL. d. The unknown heirs. devles, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL i,m. t & submit '41-Houses mume t1211 Letters of Interest, should be Commissioners, _______________________ army liebtenant and his folto*REPRESENTATIVE: °' MnVUle legatos and grantees of the above. Seminole Ave., nford 33771,,, submItted no later than February County are trid Sn a desdi , vem. Miis. Jr. named Individual ds*ld..Ws •S000MOANE4GFLORIOA 12, )7P, a 5:00 P.M., to: New 233 Homes. 4 pct. interest to Publish: February3,4,7,e,g, Ii, 12, INTHE CII 3' BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORK. bUah nuavbed.ad. Inan COURT OF YNI' Cleveland, Mlii & ridges 'i , John H. Pcy, DheCtOur ,.. qualified buyer. $21,000 to I3. 11.l3, le, 1I,1,30,33,fl,33,35, EI•NTEENP JUDICIAL CII. Sanfqç 9:30 SHOP, FRESHLY PAINTED, Post Office Drawer Z CAROL URN C. The own assigis, Detmant of Co. bIIWf Its, 10 paid $31,000. Low down payments. 3L77,II.March1,2,4,3,7,5,,i, CUlT, IN AIP POE SEMINOLE Telephone: FENCED YARD. $31.t0O. (2) TODAY AND cessors In Interest, trustees or any FiorIda32lll FRIENDS Norholidays. AMF Creelliner Caurwy Devopinint BUILDER. 322.2217. other parties claiming by, through DEO.2$ (302) 322.1311 COUNTY, PLølDA. S 0000 MOG AMER MA!RMOOE man Con prssnte OV. • Nobaio, 114 3h St., (Sanford Room 41 Publish: January 2L February or against any and all CA of the NO. 5.CAflI above. ______________________ Prepare for your Real Estate wRNOoERS( Airport). Equal Opportunity Winning and non*atld short kmlni CROCKEIT LOG HOMES County Courthousi im named corporations, whether IN NI: de. le exam. Classes starting Feb. • ULIAS,YOGAANOYOU Employer. Norm Park Avenue films, Including "Great,' existing or dissolved. DEF.12$ 5.30 • Adepties ltth. Enroll early as class site is Sanford, Florida "Overture," "Splits And Chills" 9:00 And against all persons and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIMOTHY 0 1 ROBERTSON SEIGLER REALTY (2) NEWS limited. Tony Coppola School of -A copy of LET'S BE HONEST applicable IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR audit in. nd Th. Bead Gpnie." parties claiming or having any PROBATE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NO OFACTION (2) (4) DONAHUE DIVISION Real Estate. 645- 5410. S THE 000 COUPLE structions It yeu are avaIlable for weren't looking for a new SEMINOLE review BROKER COUNTY, FLORIDA. interest or claIm as owners, mor. FIle N.m STEPPARENT ADOPTION SONS BEWITCHED " • wouldn't be reading PROBATE DIVISION. "A HOME SUPERMARKET" tqagees, it. i.cp Iudgment creeltors or lien Lake Mary Rent with option. 3.1, OVER EASY 0 MOVIE Publish: February 3, ifl thisad,andlfweweren't lookIng 243? S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford :c.w,up IN CINCINNAT1 holders of, upon or against the Divislei TO: PRAKIS HARMON KNAPP mis Nuesbsr fireplace, fruit trees. Lot Purchasing Division to do a lob this ad ,lennller, an expert at mouth.' parceis of land described below in IN , ESTATE OF ADDRI$IUNKNOWN 1ixii6. Asking $45,000. Seminole County Crthouse • beh. If you want the Sanford 321-0640 Seminole County, Florida: DANIEL PATRICK GREEN, ..o.mouth resuscItatIon, is the YOU AN HEREBY NOTIFIED IN RI: North Park Avenue opportunity to earn Three to • ESTATE OP Orlando 327.1571 an action for onI one able to copf when S StepParent Sanford Airport Authority, a body .• • Lake Mary LIke , 3.%, BIk. Sanford, FlorIda 32771 Five Hundred dollars a week, '? k " NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION been tiled. You are ROY L. IUMIALOUGH, corporate ad Politic crested under *4* Large fenced back, trees, quiet Publish: call February 3, In, DeLand 6680335 anime for Deceased requir is serve a copy of yew' theiawsofffieMafeefF,Mi area. $31,200. G22 ;;' recorded message. NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING wrlttin ,Ifanv,cnJame,T. TO ALL PERSONS ____ fIled a petItion In eminent domainTHE CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST NAVINS CITY OF .)5L0J GRANT Th. Trib P.O. l: CASSILSIRIY, . 1A1'EMAN REALTY procedIngsagalnstyouane5of ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Ø F CLAIMS OR DEMANDS FLORIDA you seeking to condemn for .bwasMljINI the plight of Illegal, -• -' SA MIGUEL'S Reg. Real Estate Broker 31 as Attemey for ml THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL thi OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Petit purposes of maIntaIning ap. NOTICEOPPUBLICHIARINSTO BV OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, almóst Mealose aliens. 26* Sanfor Ave. IN THE ESTATE: lnthlsaCtlon.andfll.me OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED CONSIDER new, orange trees, C.H&A. 7½ propriate origi wIththeCierkolth.CIrcvlf clear zones and requIred Waitresses wanted, apply in 0 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 331075$ pct. assumable mart. Call 323. navlgatlenel aids for thu safety of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Court ad for Seminole County, IN THE ESTATE: 3227413 332-lIlt ADOPTION OF PROPOSED 0101. - ___________________ person Hwy. 17.52. Sanford. "Norton Buffalo And The YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NANCI 12U the public and the users of a public that the administration of The estate Pl.rlj,On Or tompeds" belerethe 33rd day of that the administration of the estate TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNS Feb Jary 1t1, W. Oarnett White Otherwlsi, of DANIEL PATRICK GREEN, awponmeN.slmpletmetoe.chof deceased, a of ROY L. IUMIALOUGH, BARTENDER Rag. Real Estate Broker FIle Number 3i.CP, is HAVES the parcels described below, located 11 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by In Seminole County, Florida: JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. mlmay be IPWirSd aiIWISI deceased. File Number 7t4CP, is me City of Cas*elberry, Fluids, Youaneldfora3lR I bhomw. Pending In me Circuit Court far Apply In person Case MIguel's in the petition. peedin In the CirCuit Court for that Parcel i: The Northeast ¼ of the 107W. Commercial extras? Why not call on this one COunty Couflhsuis,, PO PltT Guest. Ihe City Council will hole a Hwy. 17.52, Sanford. TNIU MY HAND AND SEAL eminele County, Florida, at $24,100. Phone 322.7*51, Sanford Court, this 10th Southeast ¼ of SectIon L TownahIg Drawer D, S.ntord. 32171. Probate public ttesrin to Censider enact. ___________________ Vt2OI2) day of Divislo the adow of 30 South, Range 31 Esl, seminsie The personal representatives of the • is meN of OrdInance VL entitled: • L SANFORD 3 BR, 2 b, great room SEMINOLE COUNTY COUR. SITS Coun(y,FlefIda,le,sttleIastNDAl NtatearePe$orR.Gr,.na.Sandra WE 'ARTHUR . SECKWITH, JR. THOUSI, SANFORD, FLORIDA. OFAN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY wFiREPLACE, sc. pool. Priced feet and less Is newly lIsted 3.1 w.beamod of S. Of'iin, the North 25 feet whose address Is S 'roöIIsHT Guest host: CAUELSERRY, Thu persenal represslative of FLORIDA, below appraisal at $35,500. ot ,, CWCUN c rigMot.wey ceiling in LR, may be converted aute Aveme Forest Drive, Cauelberry, Florida. n AlCides. 04451$; Natalie the ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING slate Is MARY VIVIAN BUM. WITHIN * * GUARANTEE * * Errol L. Greens The name and addt C,5). to 3 BR. Yard has nice fruit 1 Coil, Lorstta Lynn, Dr 0vId THE CORPORATE Li. SAL.OUGH, wh Realtor Parcel 2: The :-: ½ of the is trees. 536.000. ri $infativ attorney P'• ore I By: lefty M. Cepgs MIT$ OF THE CITY OP CAUIL. VikOlt 'TheJobofYoijrQiolc, , Deputy Clerk Wiva Springs Nsrthweit ¼ of the Seuthoest ¼ of. %5f fOrth below. Rood, BERRY, FLORIDA, AN ANEA OP At A Salary You Desire JAMES T. GOLDEN The name 1edlenLTsenshlpIl, ftariie YOURS All persona having iliTni ., AIOIIYAUJW DeBary Lake front, high on a hIll. At me Fee you can Afford address of the Perlinol reprosen. LAND SITUATE AND SliNo IN 31 East, Siminale County, Going to be very unhappy if you demands aisles? the estate are SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, Immaculate 2 SE, 2 bath, FR + . w. tativvsattorn.y are set forth Iesstke West don't look I this 33½ fireplace required, WITHIN THREE p p lower level rm. 3So17, custom below. AND MORE PARTICULARLY All Perii hivin claims OR less the Nirth 2$ feet fur rIght.of. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP Ia huge FR, $61,100. built for present ar DESCRIBED Al owner. $41,050. FOLLOWS: demands against the estate vs • FisrId. mi Marquette THE FIRST PUBLICATION Lot 1, Block IS, Kathryn Park. _____ ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER required, it won't cost you a acres). WITHIN THREE WAY S THI$NOTlCl,flfllewftbmlc Altamorde wooded lot, country to p1.? thereat as ricer. Publish:_Janu.ry.. FIWUaVY MONTHS FROM You and lock if you are ce Out In the country on Lk Harney at of the absve court wrItten atmosphere, secluded, 100x12. THE DATE OP dad In Plot lookS, Pages of the THE mended to fIle written defenses is FIRST PUBLICATION OP Public overdO acres. Has home & guøt of any cimm or demand 4 PENNEY! $5300' Records if Seminole Ceunly, ,,,, THI$NOTIC1.tofImlC me pet Itlee In the Officeef the Clerk they may hive. Each claim must be quarters. Here is that chance to loMlonofsildwhMi of the CircuIt Court, lii and for hi Writing ad must indIcate the, of the above court a gel away. wrflhsn been anveye to the a,e of Fl. 0U1II1 7:11 if you can't afford statement of any claim or demand Seminole County, Plurlep, in the belle fir ml claim, 'b 105 tsr read purpsse INC. REALTORS $aa, PIVIds en or adlressofthscredlflre,hisaWp, 'IYMW.IaClSlMrntW AT THE REAL NOTICEOFS$IIRlppl I3SISYI or 335.1711 eves. -DECLARING beflho 1othdayelM.,,sig or ftSfltiy, and the a in writing and must indIcate the OF MUNICIPAL AVAILABILITY ESTATE AGENCY AM EMPLOYMENT SALE SERVICls Dl. . besisflrthem,mlowno (being not less than twePiy.eIgN ClaIMid.Iffthedaimisslyel MOUNTAIN TV HIGHLIGHTS %4.4454 "-p •' / ': •,, '•,, I :J-:-.;' 41Houses ONE OF A KIND for those who deman, the Most. 2 BR modem hone has over 1600 Sq. Ft. living area & Is located close to hospDal & all con- IIALTY Seigler Realty, Broker 321 0610.321.1577, 665-5335 3$O3OrlandoDr. 1 Acre Enterprise area Priced for quick cash sale 321.1551 aft 8 p.m. fruit trees. Warranted. $59,500. Super clean 3 BR, 2 b cozy fireplace w.sunken LR, Ia sc. porch + many extras. Warrant. 3 Arr' of land w 2 BR Mobile home in Osteen 3)9-5363 or 322-6313 ed. 533,000. LUCKY YOU moveright in 3 BR, 2 b. ci. garage door, 1g. cot, lot, walk to school I. church. Custom 62 acres E. of Sanford. $2200 per acre, Terms. William Malic. zowski. Realtor. 322-1953. kit. Warranted. $44,900. Mary. Warranted. S4i,tOO. Large family home, 4 BR, 2 b, pan., family rm., large closets, split plan, covered patio, fenced, fruit 1. shade trees, nice neigh. borhood. Warranted. $36,300. GENEVA AREA 6,7 LAKEFRONT, IMPROVED PASTURE, SOME LARGE OAK AND ORANGE TREES, 526,500. 2.5 ACRES NEAR LAKE HAR. NEY, PIPIELAND, ROAD FRONTAGE, $7,900. SANFORD AREA ACRE PLUS, LARGE OAK TREES ON SYLVAN LAKE ROAD, 112.500. STENSTROM _____________ _________________ HOMESITE ON OSCEOLA NEAR 17-92, PINE AND CITRUS $4,300. VOLUSIA COUNTY a. 19 ACRES. TALL PINE, NEAR OSTEEN GOLF COURSE, $19,500. OR BUYAHOME1 WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER ____________ JUST LISTED 2 BR. i bath if. ficiency home on .12 acrel W.w carpet, calm kit., range, ref.l Excellent location across from idyllwilde EIem.I Value In the mdl A buy for 113,5001 • . . .. . 3 PLUS ACRES, PART PRODUCING ORANGE GROVE. DELTONA AREA. $20,000. PRINCIPALS ONLY. 30 ACRES. PINE AND OAK. $250C PER ACRE, GREAT TERMS. MARION - . SUPER 3 BR, 2 bath home in San -Lanfa wC.H$A, ww carpet, spill BR plan, satin kit., 1g. rms.l Pool plannedt Spacious home for 123,0001 •• . ____ • -. _____ • - DREAM HOME Super 3 BR, 2½ bath home on ½ acre under ' const. in Shadow Lake Woods I Every Featurel Solarium off MBR. fireplace, DR. FR, eat.in kit. Buy now-select colorel • • ' TERRIFICI 3 BR, 1½ bath brick ' ' ,••' .. home in Washington Oaksl C. H&A,lg. BR5, DEl Needsa little work I A super buy for 123,2001 - '' . -- ' ioo _______ _______ BEAUTIFUL, 3 BR, 1 bath home in Mayfair area on 3 lots w. Iandsc.apingl Dining area Fla. Rm., spacious Ems., utIl ret, washer dryer a. Many Extras I BPP WARRANTED. A great ' ' -, FORGET ME NOT. Remodeled 2 BR, 1 bath home with ww • ____ - - iio' , ' carpet, C.Ha.A, DR. eq. est.ln kit. & Morel Will paint exterior In buyers choicel BPP WAR. , RANTED. Wow, lust $320001 ,. • ' ' LEISURELY LIVING. 3 BR, 2 bath home on Lake Sylvanl Your - - • - own Pool I Patio, w-w carpet, OR, Eq. eat.ln kit., Fla. Rm., & Many Extras I BPP WARRANT. ED, Only 141,1001 . JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL statement - ' . - - - MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 ORRIST - p easay ,enuar ia NOPanIØ Zeb Macshin, as lag mountain man wbose streagik and coarage ymb.tláe the pkaeer Was AIC - - .' - Mary Am :i= _!!! _____ Sanford. titie - RN & LPNt Aides. - ioin companion, short term Pile CIerk.typist Ckoflsalnhe&Guaranlycs. 110W. lst$t..$anferl ____ . ____ Uepj vlc.. - - m. AusetMsd Indistriss - dattunge ____ Gnir kotd - . •. - • - ____ • - ' • P '.'/ Ptibl1cIaIi,*sd, - - H '.. - ' '- _____ ______ ___ ___ - -' WIN9.NP D ___ ___ ... ____ _____ rsstv sa ___ ____ _____ ______ me Whither - • ____ ----- TION . ' ' • • - ' '.4 V I -, 05p15 - - -. - _ & tuiMgls Counties. PvIl & Part time jtlame. Pr$iably IN. or ever. Muat haul IriS- • - ML.1 2414 MARSHALL AVENUE SANFORD REALTORS 111*010 car let, 3 BR, I bath, designed for amy maint. solid pine paneling used meet at. tractively. Great potential. Just reduced 51* is 133,1St 3 BEDROOM S ARCHITECT'S 2, uSury, perfect biting for açwlques. 3 BR, C. NSA. Choice otis. htMl. could N a Cinderella Dell House-large fenced yard. Owser moving North. Iii Ibis teday. NEAR SCHOOLS I, SHOPPING, 3 5154* 11.1 bath nearly now well cared How's this fl a Matter? 3 SR 1 ten home. All appilancas, break. fail bar, caIro insulation. gs corner lot, goad condit len. .fstandm value. This pliming 311,1 baSh home is tertairirnent area w4asebo, tailored foragrewlng family hi - BATH NONE, WALL.TO.WALL CARPIT, CENTRAL NEAT & All. TIIMII aeee.a ces?cess 01 pm., welled * privacy & securIty. 4 II, 2½ bilk. $IUI. nice ores close Is Ssfo & . Dee'? held beck seeing ffi - 1141 PERFECT HOME,JBR,2 I. split plan, very private en large ties sluadod 1st. FR e'pe,w wow beams, unique patIo ares oil i,5Mad wIth lake view. FARM ELEGANCE' S acre hums term WIIh your u terlisCIWrt&psl.3 SI, Skilk home of dWindles. Colt * dutaifo. dsMl Security SiVIU. 02911L STIMPIR TAeIHCY UCSwod irMiW alacIrlcla • ppiyp.o.seitIs Sanford. PISdIP157PI - REALTOR 3111001 MULTIPLE LISTI11G $SIdICI Eves 021.3105 - *1* ___ HsrsId-HaI-- hdty . REALTOR;MLS 323.3774 Day or Night • I I ', - _ - 4- _ .,___ - - -a . ___ - _ -- ___- ____ - r6_ - •,-• S - - ____ ' ' ____ . . _ . _._______ - -._ ,.•- IP_r_4•P.IPI.Iur..4p.lp._p..M - -_ s, - _-'' _ ________ - . '• .e,s _ --- r _______ -_•________________ I .-._* I$'lIIi1W'U1.*J-J-_0 .. , •• -. - . - - - -. - - ' _ _ _ V - . .-. a a . - It, -- -........ -, ..- ' ______________________________ - - . - - -- - - - - - - -. . . - . - -' . .,, LAKE. $1210 PER ACRE, GREAT TERMSI 10 PERCENT Estate Wanted Buy 1, Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. 47-Real I] ACRES, PINELAND IN HILLS S ACRES, PINELAND IN ROLL. ING HILLS, 56000 TOTAL CROCKE1T LOG HOMES & Sold , --. .. .. . -. .. People are looking for WILl. BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 123 No, ID Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 562-14) DeLand 661-1335 Property 2 BEDROOM. 1 lATH, FLORIDA ROOM, CARPORT HOME. 1ONIIS CORNER ON HWY 46, ZONED FOR PROFESSIONAL OFFICES. HURRY ON THIS 535*. 300 FRONTAGE 0$ 17.9$ NEAR ART ORINDLE'S & SHENAN. DOAH VILLAGE. IDEAL FOE CONVENIENCE STORE & SERVICE STATION. $1iS,5. SIIOLIR REALTY BROKER "A LAND $UPIRMARKET' 3431$. M*tfe*,, Iap Sanford 321.0640 OViandO 321:1377 DeLand 661033$ your DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's the Only in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904.233. one 53)1 for further details. 1977 VW Rabbit $3,495. I Owner dential Auctions & Appraisals. 322.2013 after 1p.m. Call Dell's AuctIon. 323-5620. stoves 5. refrig. Furnishings I. 1911 Toyota $995 Misc, items. 317 Palmetto Ave. PUBLIC AUCTION• .MON., FEB. 5,7 P.M.. ThIs sale is loaded with everything from suites to odd chests, New 156 Cu. ft no frost G.E refrigerator wIth separate freezer top. 1 yr. factory warranty, 1323. Call 322-5632. couches, chaIrs, tables, lamps, nae-a-oeos a accent pieces plus TV's I Misc. S pr. BR suite new, $239; S pr. LR new $399; Loveseat $11.93 & up; Pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $50 & Up; El. stove $601 up; full .izedraperies$)0& up. Sanford F.'rniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford, 322- 572). 1 VISA -MASTER CHARGE IICASHDOOR PRIZE$$ 12)35. French 323-7340 ______ 323 455). 78-Recreational Vehicles We have a Singer Futura sewing -- - Trail Blazer 23' cxc cond inside 1 Out, self contained, w lull bath. A-H, sleeps 6. $3200. 323-4362, --77-Junk Cars Ren'mved --. mach. Sold new for $130 was Christmas lay-away, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left You n have mach. for 1116 cash or take up payments $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 1)1-1114 day or night. Free home trIal, no obligation. - - - - ---- - Good 2nd car 322.2073 after 4p.m. 77 Plymouth Grand Fury Brougham, I dr. seftan, take over $1401. 1176.37 mo. 322.4113, '69 Ford P-U 5$00 323-3711 __________________________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS..-'oe tO SANFORD AUCTION. MIXED FIREWOOD Plne&Oak$l3lrucklosd -- BUY JUNK CARS 75 models. Call 319 9100 or $34. eos (Dealer). 1973 Buick Century 4-dr., radio, air, auto. Good tires, 5993. 421 Virginia. 332-5125. 1961 Chevy BeIAir, Radio, air, Good tires, new iticker, auto. $395. 424 Virginia. 332512$. 1971 Ford SW. Trailer tow package, hitch, AM-FM radio, air, auto. New sticker, $693. 421 Vll'giflla. 3fl-S)25. LTD 1978 Station Wagon, 1 Owner. Excellent condition. Make offer, 322 6131. From $1010530 Call 332 1624; )22-146C _____________________ ______________________ DOG HOUSES ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS 322-5752 OPENING II Rubber boots, Waders, Gloves ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-379; NOW IN Camera; stereo, 2 speakers; RCA color TV; rockeI; clock radio; exer. SANFORD Van & PICk-Up OWNERS may Save TODAY. Call 323-2454 NEW LOCATION Hwy,17.02£ Lake Mary Blvd. clser. 322-3853. -- II WILSON MAIER FURNITURE I BUY SELL TRADE I 3)1-313 E. First 5?. 3723422 51-Household Goods ___________________________________ U'11K1I'i{f5 ON SALE - NEW twin size box springs I. mattress $23.93 ci. £41 5 pc.; NEW coffee table wilh 2 I _______________________________ matching end tables$39. Sanford I Furniture Salvage, 1.1-92 So. of Sanford. 3220721. ________________________ AirCond, & Heeling 52-Appliances Home Central HeatS. Air fond. Free Est. KENMORE WASHER - Parts, CallCarlHarrisat SEARS, Sanford. 322-1771 ServIce. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES __________________________ interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching I Simulated brick a. stone specIality. 322.2710 Beauty CIII 1 Man, quality operat(on lyre. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 377.1331 TOWERS BEAUTY SALON _______________________ INSULATIOP,- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, Iiberlgas 1. Cellu. lose. Lowest prices. Call 321-0039 or 904134.6701 collect. - CtIITI1C1 _____________________________ iio or take up payments of $11 per ma. Call 531.17)4 for free home demonstration, MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers oyr specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671-76)1. Good Used 'Televisions. $23 and up, ____________________________ Miller's 2419 Orlando Dr. 322-0332 Income Tax Prepared in the convenience ot exp. $101 up. home. 21 332.37 17 f or app?. yrs. your Free pIck up & delivery for all tax returns prepared in Feb. Confi. 'essmaking 55-Boats & Accessories ______________________________ - PAINTING, CAR PENTIsY I CABINETS Cond. Service. Free Est. on Ins?. Comm & Res. 3n.020e. formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519£. lit St., 322.3742 40" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, S track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only Improvements 3230429 JACK FROST- Cent. Heat IAIr T.Ievlslon-.33" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balance 1)73 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 031.1711 day or night, dentlal, personalized. From $5. Ph 562 44)2. 9 am. to 7 p.m. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707___________________ 2527 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, FIa. 3277) _______________ Have some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all with Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 3323611 or 131.9993 eM friendly ad-visor will IIIIP a _____________________________ Drums. Banjos. Corn. plate. Thomas organs, pianos. lobIall'sDlsc.C.nterinc. 3203 French Ave. 322.22S (LOCAL) 349W) ANIMAL HAVEN clipping flea contr''. Pet supplIes, dog houses.lieated No Job too large or small, Complete lawn service Genii's I Cleaning Freees$imate. 333-1051 lnsured -339-3120 local owned. Carpet -shampoo.steam-de. orderlze. Furn.-free Scotch. guard.pressure cleanIngJanitorial. -. - YELLOW SAND DANNYS PAINTING lnterior.E*terior Hse Painting Llcmaed.l i,$y4.Sor,4 FREE Estimates. (305)3234160 Hsm Impr.veimm' Vacation time is hingeS What CUSTOM HOMES BUILT youneedfovahappytimewltlia Classified Ad. 1REMOOEL1NO I REI'AIR AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGreonhous. 333.5141 Evesafter4&we*ends ng kennels, 322 5733. 332.5445 Remodeling, retIred builder doing - FILL DIIT&TOP $011 V Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, 5.0. SALINTa.A5$Oc. 2-La'ni.Geo'dsn ard Debris, Trash, Appliances & Misc. OIOOiflhig&eoarng rcImndls Guitars LIgN HeuUng _______ - RACQUET STE INGI NO-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. SI Scott Reagan 322-5171 SO-Misical 3½ ACRES WITH 3W ON 17.92. STRATEGIC LOCATION NEAR LAKE MARY BLVD. GOOD ELEVATION. $223,011. 322 3732 For Estate Commercial & Resi. 51-Sports Eiipmsnt ________________________ 44-Commercial 76,000 Mi. $700 72-AUCtiOn Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, Electric heaters; gas, electric Sale Dodge '70 Wagon sir vices everyday List in the Business Service column ClI 322 2611 or 631 9993• 2435S. Myrtle Ave Sanford Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 80-Autos for Paying $15 mens, 11.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling -any condition. 3234611. A-Mortgages Bought SEIGLER REALTY "A HOME SUPERMARKET" Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323-3566 or 323-7710 ()RIENTAt. RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any conditIon 614-5126 Losing your home 1. credit? I will catch up back payments I buy equity. 322-02)6. DOWN. 2565 3435l' S. French (1743) Sanford 323.5324 bath - Mffl$P1 - TIMBER ON A GREAT BASS REALTORS PARK ELEGANT CUSTOMS story wall extras, pool. outside en. St&Swi.11.5 Mon. thw Fri 1.5 ______________ •. WORLD. The Real Estate Agency OPEN HOUSE epsraaisn & pads. CellO ' ___ - -- • ___ - •g ' , I, REALlY New Listing 1 II. 1 bath. This NEW - . - 333*1 or eves. 313117 U, Sanford, Fl., srforiNy. - • ' • , ' :.: • - CaMS I 5Me.. A - oux •. REALTOR 31771. Equal Empleymint cp - fticepor,agj Paid meNcil insurejic,, vaatIori & habSais provided. if you would enjoy meating pespi. ad anowerInt foreniof the slMl largeof buIlders apply leliboell 5a.m. & 3pm Wh. days at 1015. Sanford Ave. wiNd is CarIn& Industries . Inc4 P.O. ___ ____ r--: M. Unsworth R.alfy _____ ____ - RICIPIIdIS$T positim.h geod poy & as. ceMent bealiNi * eIlrp girt wiHu sew islaplisna velce, _.:'_. • SUS (1) uild to salt - our let or yours. FHA.VA.FHAI15& 142. 40 ACRES, LARGE OAK & - Multiple Listing Service 332-WI Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. 78.-Motorcycles Cash 322.4132 53-1V-Rad o.Stereo - WASHINGTON COUNTY one. Zachary R. Tribble, Ryaltor, 305 664-5696 & 630-5026. Eve & wkends 901 731 5961 ROBSON MARINE ANYTIME _________________ -. ___ 333.$i 3.5254 S ACRES, IMPROVED PASTURE I OAK TREES, PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, $2,130 PER ACRE. 32-22420 Isdty inc. AFTER HOURS REALTOR LEVY COUNTY BROKER 2224 PARK DR. 332111$ HemsesMers Up. ________ - Iii Knit 323176 • Rt.typIst. Qielsas Title a. OUUN$y Co.. now. lot St., - ____ _______ aflyEmpleymintAgjy .301 Commercial $anfo o tonight on At éhamb., . ags,s i.e ; Youcan'taffud MAN - sea adlivaifthicredlflqorhisageN FININOCONDITIONIOPANN.X. (15) d, nor mere than sixty (0) the dais When ft will bee due by $OTICEISHIRISVOIVIN,P.. virtue of that certain ATION; PROVIDING ZONING ft of or aftornoy, and fbi days from the date of mis shell be statet It me claim is Exacetim issued Out if Nd under CLASSiFICATION, REDIPININO arid to domed. If the claim is eN amount your written contIngent or unllquidated, flu fbi seal of vet due. THE lbs COUNTY Cswt of me date CORPORATE LIMITS OP It upSOW.C.HutIIJ?.,H1Jf become slurs of Ike uncertainty shill be OrangeCsunty,p LnaflpI JI$ Afltei$ it & MorrIs, 2* I be staled. ft Ike claim is CLUDE CAISELBENRY, FLORIDA TO IN. Nuffi Pork Avenue, listed. If the claim is 5Ocwe the IUdgOmaN'asd U ________________ lii *5 aferuoaid csetlngeet er ueliquldatar2, the __j SAID PARCEL OP LAND bounty shed be desc*,t The cent n'bs4oyofNo appeal. IN THE MUNICIPAL LIMITS OP of fbi vncental ShaH be SAID Florida 2277;. (III) 151.1111, as CIsIMMI Shill dSlMr smiNitlest A.D. $75. In Ihet Cirti Se staled. If lbs cloim is 5011511 fbI aft.uiey er Pelitisruer on or copies ii ml claim to me clerk to tINod, Carriu.M.Whils, CITY: AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT O CIfl' MAP TO Park. a seourity shall be dale,WhlsflUl cduet' lothec*tomajleascopyis efua ni, deiduant Shot delIver sufficient INCLUDE THE ANNEXATION or Inlarut you, or each enaoal repriewallw, NOTICE OP INTINYTS us Jutli Courfuiy a#e Joiie A. copies at lbs claim Is Ike _ N1RIIN,pROVID eny of you, have or claim In ad to All ponies IIIWMIIII is *eestafl CoWtI)ey, FOR THE RESISTER PICT$TIO'J$NAM* Defsdaat. Which Mobie fbi clerk IS 11011 RIGHTS AND PRIVILISES FOR . i .iiOVIdeSC,*5 porcile IS WIllIS a copy if Ibis NOk. Cepy eleresald WnN if in 'IISW l5 'Y()$ Ecw$* to CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY: each peflamal rus5ntith's. NOTICEISN1RIIY4IV5$a of land and to Show tome why N AdmlnuSfrat*Iiesbe.,ma.,d.,e delivered me Fluids. as Sheriff Won" SEVERABILITY: AND IF. ffioundersIgriod,deswinfoe shOUleslbatek*lNl.Nad required, WITHIN THEIR Isminalsto Cty, adofI a copy of Ibis Notice MONTHS PROM THE OATS OP hove lsvlsd upon lbs tsI CHIEF & RUDY'S USED CARl deteult5iseNNf'bintMpo,ItIiri,y may be eNaridiisaditov. THE FIRST AdmInlsSrit*hasbeerimaihse.e the prevision, PUILICATIOfi OP • flfl $amfor Avenue. IN*d, descfbel prapty MiII by Julio riquirod, of Chapter lat, AND WITHIN THIS NOTICE.fltloanyspislad Courtesy, $omlnollCewuty, Florid. Wa.Ji$o saId preparty W1ri MONTHS FROM THREE Fluids Illidas, MI*5 Charter they riley have that shillings Ike biaSed r.. liii Said name WI1h 'be mInolsphojds, THE FIRST ml DATEOP QF Ml O*cis of IkeCity if YOU ARE NOTIFIED that validity of Ike da($deuI'$I. Ike PUBLICATION Csses*srry, Clerk of Ike Circull Court more particularly Isearthod as FlenIda. as aans l$l$ of PalNislllwlNangtyto*5, qualiticafles of the personal Lima,ome Simm?. County, Plsnlde. • of q IP, pg doy of riprIlentallyn, or lbs vsMe or *0y may hove Ihel lbS Dee NW 4.$IWS* C$mari, isle validIty C.i ot DATED this 111k dsp of January, M g, ii ..., of fbi OlowtlsM WIll. lbS lurlsdictler, of the east, sir AD. Hit. • first rsad$ng u Monday, • qnarnicali Nenenam Rimard Mu*ow, I • Gerald 0. Myers at the penloeN PiSruery AU. CLAIMS. DIMAftS AND ID SN 1ISINN31SIII ii, )I, jn Ike CIty ropu,ssiutvs, ir me of lbs uit CoSt if *5 OIJICYION$ NOT'. $0 PILED F$OIIA, III! be Mm M the Juck N. Crews kIm stored at Demafl In Pertu venue er ceuncii w,u comim, same toy ,iriai lignfeontis Judicial Cicvlt at WILl. IS FOREVER MIRED juj4Io of Ike COlt? ruS*k Feb. L1I,10,IS,)27, Pork. Pisidi. Plush, merle., ii Chambers at the AU. CLAIMS. DIMAND$, AND C2 1 II accordance with Dell of Ike fInS publication of this ad. Ihi onSs*sed (pneslr w..k17 PStISNI7' 05541 sheriff OBJECTIONS NOT $0 F LID _ allon Ike CMety Caw*s Sap NotIciAdmli*Iratim: $ ktflklofo COUnty, Pheldo. wIll at uc MirIng whIch will be held In Wll.l. IS FOREVER MlRlD isr, merio, at which time an ?INIIJ. r'' PICTITIOUSNAMI b di piIcSottny agpsarw. N Ike first PICatIom 15 lbs City N011 ii Cliselberry, Peter R.G,em F*vsiy, A.b. $. otter for sole slice Is haflsy given * I am isoy, ,*, Court ml of Adminlotretds Sandra B. Ois head iri all ruury Salt to lbs MIel I, -P.s. ores IS lbue,i,ur as Ad Pursal Repraentatis em toaly OMaN Uds*II, riflt,. At lbS Mellag WuIsl,d ' My Vivian Iumela at lbs Print (Will De lbs IkiNlas nam lR. . ponllao may 0Mr Ml be Mind Ad Pwsl *WSIeMlhve PeIrl Sfoeri Rho mInots County Carinsius In TLEY AIRCONDITIONINS • wiIt resp to Ike • me ivvktm al 'be Court. the '' DI{soesl Ifluuti hiuiW& FIOVIN, 'b REFRIGERATION ad mis kOIrb may be I In. spOolcI.riev, ii lbs ptssfNs, L. Iui-rugi • deSSIhod PSUMI ..4.JI. -tiMid him PitItluRor Is prepqrly ATTORNEY .51 PERSONAL That 1011 Sale is be mode * t* IkSCIPC Ceun lenilbeto .enc by lbs ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL C$. tret.. oulWr*y RIPBSIS*TATIVIr $11*V 10 S 5il Cad, lor In 0 IIPRUSNVATIVII t5S at *OPIJfl dJØ OM*0IfIsWEepuifljjfop me preuloss of the '$IItsus Scbettbepaa irs litluble lbs City sarvloaden pripan,, The' J. ir New st.io. TWN. 1.0* gilg 'bS*0cty.m, Jot oy will Mabtad 51c(Owi g IepbS, HWY. 17.fl 'ball ge Florida StatuSes 1*, j Slid,! ha by lbs Pills. ii • WWIT*UR AND Ml lime V'i NuIk ISyiN KOSPKE -•--- County, W. K.. DAVID IbusisIk Nyif JULI,. N,. Court finS *11 Fotlfinople stahl itwimi, pj •" $75 SO. *de, rswuisn of lbs prep,ity In TflPIiMIJ: *NAIflS - PltW*: .tensacy IS. . iVhi )151,,;4 . TflptLu: (IN) ISISSI . imCOotllruel,*0c.unt •, P14111k: i*LL * pee. & City Cts,k .,. • talbslbsifms•WIIkhs WhIds Ml 'NP.NPPuSiha. Fda. S. $75 • P'tdrliSh; P*N,y 3, w, . 01544 TRY WITH OVER 1 MILE FRONTAGE ON THE SANTA FE RIVER. $965 PER ACRE, EXCELLENT TERMS. PRIN. CIPALS PLEASEI Sanford's Sales Leader ' - 420 ACRES IN TIMBER COUN. AND LAKE COUNTRY, $15,400. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES - a - ALACHUA COUNTY a. buy for $435001 COUNTY 40 ACRES IN THE ROLLING HILLS OF OCALA FOREST. ACCESS TO 330 ACRES OF CRYSTAL CLEAR LAKES a. PRIVATE AIR STRIP JUST SOUTH OF SILVER SPRINGS $2000 PER ACRE, GREAT TERMSII PRINCIPALS PLEASE I Yours, for iust 514.2501 _____ Just 831 9993 ctwn, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. ar,aandweareunabletoloca$e. REALTY SELLERS BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL - '' L'ttle want ads bring big, big results. try 332-261) or ,i HOMESITE, 93x133', CORNER, ON BLOCK TO LAKE MONROE, ARTESIAN WELL I, CITY WATER. $7,300. _________________ ________________________ acre tracts, St. Johns River access from Sii00 per acre. $750 - S0-Mscellaneous for Sale Off Ice at home, beautiful home has space for your office, beauty shop or barber shop. Zonedcommercial. Downtown Lake ____ _____ Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks 5. heavy equipment. 322-5990 323-5200 ____ .. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage 3fl !'?i. 43-Lots-Acreage Immaculate 4 BR, 2"z b. Country home on 3+ acres, office or workshop & garage. Shade a. _____________________ - WANTED LOTS TO PURCHASE CASH. 322-2211 VAI FHA Financing REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7495 . - 77-Junk Cars Removed SKYLINE 11'w-fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES CaliBart for 68-Wanted to Buy 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, 1', BATH. MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK & QUEEN PALM, 116,500. veiilences, 535.500. HOUR 43-Lots-Acreage 42-W13blle Homes - , all kinds of remodeling, rm. additIons, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms, Free est. 3231311. - WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today. - Pinn rW. - ALL PLUMBING PROILIM$ RepaIrs, Leaks, Fast Service Clig. Cds. Accepted 337.1111 _____________________ WIS$SrVIOR CIII Dick Lacy 1537300 _____ (q5tpfl' -(or Rent Ste$m Clead Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rlnsonvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 333.3)5' PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT 1311130 034W TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal. liconad & In. sured. FREE sit. 162.ii is �+ . . . ++ •,•', .+ 21 BLONDIE 41 -Evening Herald,Sanford, Ft. Monday, by Chic Feb. 5, __________________________________ ___________________________________ Young stitches 1 IM SOR HONE'v..U'RE z NEVER RsG-1r r 'u.. pijr i•ia fl OREAKR TA 11 HEADS ALWAYS BURIED expanse IN E NEWSPAPER 14,-7t I -. ____ by Mort Walker _ _ _________ I BEE LIF iII _ _ _ ______ _ (1zz _I_• _____ I* 1) VtB W)SPITAL. 7 HE éOIS* O3 H HAVM A . + _1 ti _ sawio cmnws' HALF L it 0 19 Noun suffix a 4 (I p _ SIMPLY ___ _ ________ (± 53 55 56 58 — — ____ — 59 — byAlVermeer BETTER MAKE THAT A INE! 61.1 PRISCILLA'SPOP jt 4 GDWNG . CM, HEt' LIKE A94N1WICH! __4 E fly o _ AJJU(M&Chfl*1i1$)li _ byStoffelSiHeImdahI 4PPINT• A IH6 pevEj.OPMeM-r.' ___ ___ BUGSBUNNY WAPPAYA AY PU&ATAP4Y/4ETj T' A CHOU5 WrrHANOFPEROF4 ORTWOO '1 FREE —t ' MEAL OFTh'L FLIØ$4T - _ __ PEE ; 1 + _• IW( . , ), FRANK AND ERNEST g of an ob 'gs4'on for -- / by Bob Thaves + __ __ Co pe... _ _ ___ ' _____ _____ IZOOMS ._I_ K$%Ffl WHQ + + + . - - ------- P + - a- .. •':,. See DOURL&TAX, Page U •. . L + Iass-. -. I..-_ -_ --+ + r + + + 80 SIMPSON Thousands ..' To goes ahead •-:--, -. •• " - and forms a + •. government, - -+.-' -+. ething you ve See TRANSFER. Page IA On Private SMH March . - . + ,.. . ,. ', + I shall tolerate - + IgX 4. ___ ______ , .;' .5 . + + SHAHPOURBAKHTIAR ____ ArovadTbeClock ......... 4-A Hariscepe .................4-B Bridge .................... 4-B Hospital ..................5-A • Calendar .................I-B Ohitssrles ................5-A Comics ...................4-B OUR8ELVP .............1-B Crossword ................ 4-B Spurts ....................7-A . Editorial .................. 4-A Teirrislus ................ some units still remained loyal to DesrAbby ................1-B Weather ..................l.A tiring goviriunent. ____ government Introduced two bills Bokbilar's In parliament calling for the disbanding of Shah Molthaxnmed Reza Pahlavl'i dreaded secret police, SAVAK, and the arrad of Voluntary Service former imperial ministers and officials on corr*Ion charges. In a related development stressing Iran's newinenduscethfcrefgnaffalrs, Tehran For U.S. Youth? said It would probably withdraw shortly from the Central Treaty Organization, CENTO, WASHINGTON (UPI) — A national comestablished in Um IOW by regional nations mittee called today for voluntary natiosal with cooperation of Britain And the Uni ____in. service for American youth as a means of In the latest In a series of delicate breaking a vicious circle of "cynicism and maneuvers Lit m$e control ci Iran, the selfishn ess" and meeting the nation's nonprUne miitlder today denounced the decision + military needs. by Yr'.thI to appoint the respected Basargan as prime miiilder ci an opposition The Committee for the Study of National I'lw"gov-4, Service released atanews conference Its 143. "IrsoIsmecomtry, one governand page report, titled, "Youth and the Needs of one c"BskMl.e told Pa,llamsnta the Nation," In which it propo.ed engaging 1 day after the Basargan announcement, and million or more young people in a system of voluntary service for their country. SwNBWIRAN,Pige*A Khomeini TEHRAN,Iran(UPI)—Teilsofthouunds of dsmasntraton marched today ln support of Ayatollah Ruhollah IDnithi while air force jotS flew over Tdiran In a show of force. But Prime Minister 8ha1tour Bskbtlar warned be would tolerate mneinl's new provisional goverunt "only as a Joke." ______ _____ BakMlar ____ shrugged off the The embattled fresh nationwide dimoestratlons by the oppoon supporters demanding his oiuter and introduced popular lepismion to try to bolder the life of his moidh1d goverlunent, _ Khomeini Monday appointed older datesn prime _____ Mehth Baurgan as _______ ___ ___ end urged his suppoldors to endorse the mov with marches in the streets. They responded by mer UrQi4h the streets of Iranian cities shouting, "We are Khomeini's soldiers," and "Death to BakMIa,," _ I - . •. Back _________ I _____ prOtester5ManObe1OeawngthMMk ___ ____ Moth ers Voices Can 't L O ft Babies From Corn a ___ ________ ____ NAPLLS, Rely (UPI) — Villagers scrubbed the V_ "It's s If 8.niinol. Memorial approach coznrnikm.rs, as proà.d with the concepL Hospital's Board of Trustees Interpreted by the adAfter th.dudi.s,Nelawsoder wanted a firm commitment or rnlnlstrator, were "at least said, the hospital would know endorsement from the county neutral,alightly positive" about exactly how much money it 1fl1iOfl 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 hospi tal board of expansion. facility for the purpose of trustees wants to know If the The acid test of whether the ! floating bonds for expansion, It commissioners have sub- commissioners approve of the didn't get it Monday. stantial philosophical dif- program would come when a Despite prodding from ference with the plan before It lease arrangement is A County Administrator Roger goes forward with spending negotiated between the hospital Neliwender to take a stand at roughly $1 million on various ROGER NEISWENDER least philosophically to the studies and agreements to See HOSPrrAL, Page IA - -5... 'If anyone molcesInas __effort __ to rose stricken "anti __________ ___________ _____ -+ News of the Impending reassignment of Sanford Police Captain Cha rles 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. om ha 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 Imm une. 1 Ttlie people of Sanford may complain, but we're going to benefit from this, because we'll have a key man down t here." 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 af ter that meet ing and told Farr some days later "over coffee." Commissioner Eddie Keith, who said he had not learned of the move before County Lukewarm In the capMM—Inpo,tofBg,,For the &A Um b moom MUM belt putsotcun n bembers and Huey ,- + - take If' •. I _ - .- , , 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. See FAGAN, Page IA + ___ P'apI.S teàyfg 1111111`91111 110 do d alle + "k V' that ha. hiled at 18 In In seathern Y Buy. Ds* ers, "-g they do ad s a s J the + , In1y isd playing taps reasrØags of - 'If that ' + JOHN MORRIS xury? By MAX ERKILETIAN - MAWOM --- +. • Today 5 + - - CAPT. CHARLES FAGAN his place' + 64IPE FORA WON? S 6 16 $P N. $ I.OPAS HE SIPW A , B)r + - Ia___ - + 1I41I_ A________________________ Sam$ + to take ____ + it___ • WWW £x. + _______ Ryan no one . from participants Including the county's special douIble4antim attomy Bob Nsbors, county's representatives on the Council of Iocal Governments In Seminole County doubleazatlon committee, In additlon to the commIssIoners. The was called, according to county Commission Chairman Bob French, to bring all up to date on the latest Supreme Court and Other court decisions on double Can the solution to the double-taxation feud $hath been on-going between the county old city governments In Seminole County for years be found In dialogue? Or Is the only solution partiall or complete coo1ldetion at lead of services with no anorwer available short of that? A variety of opinions was heard at fbI _ho1) of 11* COII7 ______ Monday a bk.' _• I) + . I . ______ - OitPM I J(JSTHMP 'We 'll hire - ____ by T. K. •'. + _________ . • . 42 . TUMBLE WEEDS son ++ ByDONNA HU1111111118howriller u - R ea I ! Lu A d Orticials Herald Staff Writer D ouble-Tax: City / •.. -.-- S A.s A move to separate S$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$oUtcu said today, will the city of Sanford about *,500 a year. task Jughow soon Capt. Fagan will be assigned to force (DEA) In Orlando, remained miceftain today. The bead of that DEA task force said he expected to meet with the POIk chief today to work out the re. nent (1511115. Th DEA supervisor, Don Hopper, confirmed he has been asked to acce Fagan Into the task force, but added only after certain routine admInIstratIve problems associated with getting Fagan deputized as a federal ofcerareconduded wulheknowfor certain when Fagan Will make the move. However, local law officers aulgne4 to the federal force by mutual agreement between a city and that Agency, continue to be paid by the municipality. Fagan would be the second Sanford law enforcement officer . + o iv C y B7TOMGIOHDANO Herald -- continues _ AMA - iteci ___________ 4,JI1j1t __________ ____________ + and Ice p,. armon __ __ 11 C _ wins H PD -. — — — genetically the mother, with over the acute illness, he whether doesn't need to worry about the legal mother. 57 er. th at ei th ing would apply Th e same th ——— The illness with fever usually to any surrogate mother. All —. 60 children that she births, as a lasts one to three-weeks. Many ova, are all half patIents do Complain of fatigue dtb,.varlable lengths of time hers, genetically. DEAR DR. LAMB— My 22- after the acute illness Is over. year-old son has recently been You can expect your healthy, — — — diagnosed having athletic young man to make a as mononucleosis. Can you tell me total recovery In a relatively something about It? What Is It short period of time. __________________________________ West EA, an ___ ____ C 1, .IH,WHAT A .AUTIFUi. CACOPHONY OF PI4CoP.' ., .' as VOURBIMIIDAY you have a tendency to be WIN AT BRIDGE Febrwyl,1P?$ 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 something 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; 64 new position adds greatly to then cashes the last high )?OW social standing. club and leads a spade from making accusations. You'll WRIT dummy. East rises with the AQUARII (Jsii. ___ 31Feb. 19) aM )'omslf unbarrasemeet. _ ___ ______ - •iqris •AS ace." You're reasona bly sat. In ZAug. Your 07 Oswald: "At this point the chan`ose __ with people you know a lot 1jHowvs.,sonen1gi4 •16432 •QJIO7 hold the diamond king About. Strangers or now cow try b uae your good hemor for risen from a high probability soum ditions shoiuld be treated WM persioug pin by plying you to a certainty. So when East 492 lea ds ba ck a diamond, South caution. Find out more of . A . 864 with iat. goes right up with his ace 32 A has ahead for you In 1979 by Q VIRGO (Aug. 22.8e$. 22) and leads a second spade. •K5 yo ofthi. sending for ur COPY 't y o cover up any new 1971 Astro-Graph Letter. n,s toiiny. 'Fees up to Vulnerable: Both spades. South ruffs." Mail $1 for each and a long, sell- . — won Dealer: West Alan: "Now South is: you 't all. addressed. damped envolop to the pod work you've greedy Wild N" EOM S@e* home. It doesn't matter how he plays the second diamond AdroOraph, P.O. Box 418, done. ' Pass i because after West takes his ft king he has to give South I Pass Be site to specify birth algO. p"15fty Is YOWl today, i11 ruff and discard." P18C (Fib, MIfCfl) you attempt to seem Although you may have some Opening lead: •Q In _______ clever Ideas forngt* ChSD(N arOUnd you know little about. It will ft house, you be ber ngyourgoedbnags. ______ You hold: off to attem pt them another (Oct.94.y 22) + 4 AQJ$711 day. You don't have a much Ibe parental QJ1O7 know-bow YOU think. In you today. You could take •2 _ _ Oswald: "How about you 'IY IOUldltil( 'i1i who really i't _____ articles on the acronym toA Tennessee reader wants '" to.y ____ ____ ____ 'ARCH'?" feelligo, spSIC(I$S as dealer. Both sides are UGITIARRJ$ (Nov. DSC. Alan: 't.t's remind vulnerable. The longer the delay, ke you to be readers. A Is Analyze 21) It'. ad li We open four spades. If _per the WOmmd. dee sispiclomi withad cauee but lead. It Is Review the )dTAUIU$ (*11 May ) ding. C Is Count your we will makjust you e it. it he __ winners and losers. H 1. How Be a little mote careful with Is of can I make or defeat ft nothing, may pcuslos today. y opponentsweInto ' t be COC9SrMIVS contract, depending on contr Includes your mossy People YOU are (Dec.345fl, (NZW1PAP* ENTERPR13 AssN-) have a tendency to go beek on Oswald: "South reviews __ _____ their word, leaving yol with a 1$) Ess cea asvsr replace the bidding and notes that (Fore copy of JACOB MODperformance. You'll know what is invor ERN, send $1 to: "Win datobedodforshons, of Wiet holding the king ci Bridge," ci,. of this ,,.GIDhI (May ) so put out tbsr.dredortto diamonds and he can only per, P.O. Box 4 Vou're.bsrptodayadto know afford to lose one diamond Station, New York, N.Y. IX1D.) at Ml the eaawors. utiertun aly, the best of your }IIMI __ SPIDER-MAN by ~m and John Romits _______ T14IS'U KIEP IV TM Ms. S*Y —I ____ ___ -t mm THIS TO MY r® rp ACC4UNTI _____ 1po"1111111.1111i) ___ L) S PIPE *4 ThE Bb6EMEN1. PAM (4 It H is Trans fe r ity — — — — By BERNWE BEDE OSOL — _____ uty — — — arrangments._ A child born much appreciated. DEAR READER— Infectious 7 8 9 because of the union of an egg — -- — (oanandapermcellhUthe mnonuleosislsCaUsed Ya 14 genetic characteristics of the virus and commonly affects woman who produced the ovwn young, healthy people. You 16 17 inshouldn't — son at yo — — — — — the sperm cell. It doesn't dicatlon th ur 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 't matter If lymph gland jiat underneath 32 After that, it doesn 31 margin of the ribs, may th e le ft the child is adopted by entirely enlarge and become tender. 34 35 — 36 — 11 differ parents or who Your son should avoid — ..J the child; It will have no real I '40 '41 39 Influences on the genetic athletics and physical activity —— origins of the child. In the until he has recovered C ——— —— 42 1 43 1 44 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 take D To Bac For Tuesday, February 6, 1979 GLUU4 LS rftACIIJG CJJELVE3 _____________ ________ : Fagan — 4 5 6 — -- — 13 12 HOROSCOPE ___ U14RC L1JEE M I understood It, the sperm cells from the husband were __________________________________________________________ ___ Florida 32771 — Price 15 Cents her. who birthed it rather than half water and snow SkIII1 and like the mother who raised it? karate. He neither &nokes, nor DEAR READER- Yes, dunks, but he has had his you're right. Genetics Isn't very share of common colds. Any touch concerned with social help you can give will be very ——— byHowieSchneider IT ?S HERE. ThPt 114E MPUtAMW AT A çO9JT &JkL. gate m became Sanford, [•_Lamb 30 Swift aircraft 50 Carry (abbr) 51 Canal system 35 Lover of in northern Heloise Michigan 38 Bushy clump 53 By birth (Brit) 37 15 ___ ___ p .. material 146— Tuesday, F ebruary 21 Mountain near 41 Playful water Europe — _____________________ EEK1,MEEK 40 Genetic 13 Auction NICE DRIVERS S Douglas Interviewed a couple and the wife was sterile. A the wife then girlfriend ot the a sieve 8 Cleveland's waterfront 9 Time zone (abbr) 11 Fire residue __ AND HE ASKO MF TO Si.1M) OW PROOF OF APVAPITAeI OF THE I 71st Year, No. 7 Pass through 29 Actor Sparks 49 Greek portico by Bob Montana j/I WAWTW1DTAKE i Iitt1.] S C_0_NfJ H_R_LID 1111(1 — — — — -I_ I (HE PAID ME SUCH \ A NICECOMPI. I'MGOINGIOWRITEA MENT LE1TER TO THE BUS COMPANY I _ L COMPUMENTING ONE OF THLR ____ -- r. Caesar 37 Ordeal 39 Overseas 42 Wealthy 45 Gave up 47 Most-tardy 33 -+ Illeralit D and the father who produced V ARCHIE .• DEAR DR. LAMB—I w• i watching the Mike Douglas j U CIVIl i A show and heard a discussion on a ______ . c_ a 36 Comedian 30 I..C L i _£ wdwhatcausesit?HowdOeaIt used to cause the regnant. She bore the affect the body? Isthereacure? to get p child, and then the child What Is the treatment? We have always considered beloiedto the married couple. is be in good My question is: whose child is th yo ung man to _ this really? I mean, won't the physical condition. His favorite child be half like the mother forms of exercise are hiking, _/ __y a • R jLTj ancient Troy mammal 23 Having no 43 Look slyly feet 24 Words of un. 44 Milk-organ derstanding (2 45 Grant wds.) 46 Vase-sha ed 25 Catches iug 27 Mona 48 Baseballer painting Slaughter 28 Dry 15 LOOK IF (X911I'0) K)J(JmMA it.. (./3)1 i O • r • Motherin.9L. a PIL I X 1 River in ——— 1 2 3 ———— 10 1I byArtSansom : THEBORNLOSER ' 2 Songstress Lo 24 Foot part gan 26 Comedian 3 Christian King holiday 30 Compass 4 Springs point 5 Graduate of 31 Scale note Annapolis 32 Indignation (abbr,) 33 Fixed 34 City prosecu- 6 Mosquito tor (abbr) genus _ 04W _ ___ ____ Surrogate • $ I S SI F IA I6r DOWN 22 Boxed GOT ANY Y131 ( a ____ Ti1 A I Sj The Hows And Whys - - - olAl • N V £ S1J 18 Meat cut BEETLE BAILEY -. __LjA ciety (abbr) 20 Type style _ LAST WORPS ) ,1 __ ____ K 1 ____ 58 Over (poetic) 59 Color (abbr.) 17 In good condition 000 ___ (abbr.) 15 Ah me TIoMI L nobleman 57 Poke around - 16 Farm agency 60 Automotrveso lf i iTI(I ó r _r _a _i j.j surrogate mothers. Mike ' _______ I I 0 ilTIj:-L S F 54 Inner (pref.) 12 Units _____ Ferber 14 Tax agency W'fI L 1 kiiI OITISI Novelist 7 Dryas wine 55 Shakespear10 Mater, can poem 56 British school I I 1 52 Gender 4 Billowy - V Answer to Previous Puzzle 51 Fasten with ACROSS __________________________________ # • S • - - _. .-sø - , -' - — - + ___ they do sot [SCJ. The virus has bean eoacMiMd In use eros ___ erosd Nlw. heu becs a plitikal imue. Doctors at CatsazaroMesday ordered an is a 7—'eld adi cd who died at ('itun_______ ___________ ___ zero In Calabria — In the "toe" of Italy — and and hàctkun 01mm at ___ BI'PdaIMd. But Ww* they bells" ___ being carried eat on 5they bow the .i, msath'iMbsbythMdi.dM doctors frankly admit Aviae, of Noples. - there Is no cure. Mod of ___ No ___ occurred at Santobeso dsdopodngMadthevlrs IDNi4es.Dectscs r:1ddodoru an- rilYIn0n halleye the dlau.o is tttleaei matbifk 5Ot "s)uc$ vlrus" imlated molly sat Let ispirdery by Behest Add POblems of the laditat. of ABer _________ Isolation, artificial respirators and frequent The children, mostly ttOUt the shuts of ___ the towns eurromuding the foothills of Mount Veonvius, sanhly develap amefv"'tngfaniatoa come aid de. _____ messils to rose the 1t + dings of their 'nothers' voices have been un___ would have been reduced. One .Commulst parliamentarian has pointed out that infant sttave mortabtY In Vuyhms ___ ____ b*ci Vfltkal Iuu. au Is 50 with the Ccaufluflld adthan In the rod of Italy, ministration of. Naples ab out on a per with the saying that had the Christian Democratic "govenusod In Rome done Respiratory Infant ___ iesnet to ii dsD. are being reported stuns the riak of contagion + from Taranto, Ban, ___ ___ __ as Salerno and Poteesa well M ID Avellino and Catansaro, all well removed from the PtV10WIY Ifidad IfIS. __________ Villagers In the Naples a, swabbiq down um streets aiul waU of thelrhomaeaina duperata effort to bring about reasonably hygienic conditions. � 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 05, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 05, 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 05, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7f68e4e36d25d038b558260bc9be9502.pdf 583a599f1f834a226f57fc1178ce29f7 PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 163—Monday, February 26, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents uwwvvwrJwuw I The Sun, The Eclipse... * uni _ r WhirI1? "I guess the aim didn't come for our parade," said Kay Bartholomew clut. thing her arms as she walked around the vacant lot across from Seminole Memorial Hospital (SMH) where she works as public relations director. "I know the sun is up there somewhere, but whre?"ukedAnnCole,a nurse at the hoMtal. Both ladies along with about six other employees had gathered at the lot today to view the total eclipse of the aim. As the sky above remained darkened and temperatures dipped into the 40's, Mrs. Cole, a member of the Central Florida Astronomical Society ibrogga She was dIspok*.d. "The nest one will not be ill 24 and I'll be 80 yeara.old by then If I live that long." Mike Smith, supervisor, IN TNl KN I "Ia .wr I,urtsffiss.sf vs wM knew an thine worth knowing knew that -a new year begins..." —J.W. Krvkh, ,The Twelve lessens." WkSf fIve4eltsr term cmpletss this timely llisvght? .0143J.*10 ii PAM SiiSw VU Sum Numbsrl A certain • number, Its square cubs, a and fourth power read the same from left to right and vice versa. It's under 20. What number? ___ SA a JISWIIU $1 4q aisi: rnWA . flower in e . phisas ii sents.srn re Ns .... regsrds.t. Try the vlsi, Itta. p 3. The New 5ISSW was terrible. i.wf I IOWA *8'011010 1 Catch QUestion: Do you have a hole In your stocking? I raa safe betto say that you di. It not, how .'. can you put your foot In it? Don't you agree? t• in _J I. .'4 : HIDE NIlIK 1110111111 PLAY .• •-. - S f . 'S.. •L). - ' Q Q asawaibmtwo: Nndyevars$stsI. lew,aslsdus. CAN YOU TNUI7YQU*IlftThre are a$ best ,4j.. 68100010 up a" How qully aso yo. find them? Chech U1LU$ wtih Thsss bmw. __ S Ijjba1$gleble *1011,10 4 . ; . 5 ., . S Aed,artbssawe S. . S addlntwoandtwo— lfyOufoIlowdir.ct. tions. Clue: First two letters are "me." Allswms,s$r,tsgs - c . . FIndin the 10.Iiflsq word wfd&ls the an. s'to this verisriddle Is as easy as s. . . • . . ,. • ___ ' 2 waft are $0dr? Chest them to find set. P.S.: There are ever a deass. -. - .. .• . .d curious ' worker also at the field, "so icame here because I was just Curious. Nick Harris, director of housekeeping at SMH saw his last total eclipse In 1ft "[rd yes, I was looking forward to It since I lad viewed It In Mississippi, and I expected to see lots of people here but I can un. derdand why they didn't show," he said noting the adverse weather cone dltlons. A solar eclipse Is a rare occtzence. The lad one visible In Florida took ! 1 -• S 4,, S WHAT'S A SUN? place about seven years ago, but was obscured also by heavy cloud cover. At the Goldendale Observatory in the the southcentral town of Goldendale, Wash., thousands gathered tovlewtheladtotal eclipse of the mm visible from the continental United States In this century. About 10 miles further south, at a replica of Stonehenge, dozens of Druids - members ofthe Church of All Worlds other neopagan groups for religious rites that one leader, Isaac ewits, had confidently would bring a erfect view of the __ mm The eclipse began just after sunrise in the eastern Pacific as the moon Passed directly between the Earth The eclipse was being televised through the ob servatory's 24.111ch telescope by NBC with a feed to public TV through KWSU of Washington State University. The thousands converging on this little town included residents of Uganda, Burma, Holland, Hungary, Canada and "a lot from California" and throughout the Northwest. Amidst warnings that severe eye damage could be Inflicted on anyone looking at the sun, schools changed their opening hours so children would not be en route to school when the eclipse occurred. Motorists were warned to turn on their lights as the daytime darkness gathered. fta" \ I XMk.1bm4Hc4g CAT04iHe i' L) ECFAlLEpMATM'me ..TMAN I6A4 ... By DONNA E88 Herald Staff Writer I :: ,,• - - - LAL — iu.ip* zcçrr c. g ____% I Wte$ flAINVI - - . L4.e IN MAIN = i A* 0440 COMAUM T~ 1jp. ................... . • 41 41 IlIfterm .......... .........4A .4* 41 WWWWWO d - He said the Senate will thoroughly debate the Issue and the nation will ultimately make a judgment on the adequacy or Inadequacy of time "The nation's greatest ss.st is time gooi co mon m. and,wisdo1nit Its psopie,Baker saId,addthg SALT u is 1 "mad Implant decision that ànnot be made vacum and of o system. "I will not stand by and allow national defines and foreign policy declak,ne to be made 4a1d, the view of the public," he said. •"Naticnaidsfen.sandfeiolk.t,tant nit to be debuted In the pole ,iina, Baker laid. a mm onal defense foreign policy that thows bIPInhe world," hsuld. 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HuM radio claimed Viitumiae troops bdft Ctm heis Is thee, sesthuta Is Ming, (:: Vice Ptadar 7ft ikias.•-u— Aissey he eapsdsdtharadinfswsrthss80 days ad he W M &oos d levid a i lit, T110111 IOWA "We wedded aske the& a utig c1r" in (as's on wI - 11 - - I p -_ •_ __ the wr' -I d said ___ -Vue Be" is a cyas w — in Ile adb 6W fo, ad the IS 61111011111e ad aftho it iapsitedt ussaipsin y Is in Vmu in Den TU5 u — "me' ' - àiadhe"uietsIyai,at'aUJL - - a :;..M.ce amim $0 1T%1111111111111111110 1110 d awd so ta., .tir-- ' - - far u* &ad of C'-r-- - Vespo foe. V*' ad - 120,_I. - -:. rr-s 46" Th1tri1w ia.~Iiia - kup km cuieft d ___ - - S. - ki IN I 1i0 A cm- ' - - H the carl7 Checi, V 01 Ib of .1 TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Four Americans hive been arrested near Absdan In Iran's southwestern oilhi,lds 'while trying to secaps" and have been handed over to aides it Ayatollah Rahollaim Khomeini, Iran's Ravoü*ionuty Radio said today. Time radio said the Americans were working for a foreign company at Aghajarl northeast it Ab, Iran's chief refinery town, and "were arrested while tr)lzj to escape." "They wire handed over to Khomeini's AM by Titi¼, revolution fighters," the an. MIL lbs meounounint gave no further details sad did ad omra the Amsdcen& lbsre add th,Ams a had been wsded Sunday M. A U.S. t'nb*y apubs add Vie .mba.sy had aotbeen imcj* laduraned of any arteds, lbs_ied of the American utrads NbomylaloVlsdto aecuta lbs rissi it Iwo &kids civilian maursd echeul uuetus 1.oi.d it he $1. Ten Balsas ddd Wile hm bum wives wore allowed to las,. Tikan - ____ IN By MAX ERKILE'rL4N Herald8tafl Writer The Sanford City Cornmission, at 7 p.m. at city hail, will review the use of 1,808.3 acres of city property in an effort to see how much of that land can be sold, thereby placing it back on the tax rolls, The property totals $26,766,850 In assessed valuation spread over iie different pieces of property. The property, .fl6 acres totalling an assessed valuation of $290,290 Is in vacant land. That land, because it Is owned by the city, Is not taxed. However, if It was sold to private investors, It would again become taxable property. "What It boilsdown tols there are certain parcels it property that some people feel should be put back on the tax rolls," said Mayor Lee P. Moore. 'What we'll be doing tonight is just a matter of making an to see how m ( the Land the cfty owns coujd be disposed of," commented Moore,"someofltlstoosmall to do anything with." City Manager Warren E. Knowles agreed with Moore that some of the land Is too small to be put to use. However, he also added that some pieces of property presently going unused may be put to use In the future. "A lot of that land Is vacant now, but may be used somewhere down the road," laY Knowles. In addition, some of the land is property donated to the city many years ago with certain 5tlPUult10flS dictating how it is to be used, noted Moore. Some it that land has a string attached," said Moore. "For Instance, I know there is some of the land that has a Provision that It can only be used for recreational putCommissioner Joim Morris asked for the lnvent-q(,f city. owned property. what •' to i t we have, because the city's got so darn much land that It's not See SANYORD, Page ZA Iran Nabs 4 Yanks ' Trying To Escape' ___ ow ff Wallow ~ en 160 *%Vd trups = , .• w ____(____ See BAJLEppag,IA Ud hNS he..,iLjI no Mid tay (Ikues forces have _______________________________________________ ) '5. - By Viet,_Hanoi _Charges -.,. . Property Use Eyed; Sales Sanford9d ___ m . - ViROMI"O AM 00 ..• . to• duds the United 4M cannot handle leadersihip In the world." He called a serious mistake Praddeid Carter's iSIIII.iI.,IA.. .8 #L.l IPJWJXI, R*AW15 W1 thought his actLonwoWdh the Rn..1.riatocanceifts BaCkfire bomber. "That wunoiwense," Baker said at the function held at Howard Joimson downtown Orlando grand ballroom. ___ He said since the first Strategic Arms 'imltatkm Treaty (SALTI) theR ns hayedeve1cedfjy,new mIaJ,, "Carter Is about to commence a debate on SALT IL I support dratetic arms limitation eftorts, voted for SALT I llintjH," Bakerjd, and would like to vote f adding however, itIJ possible under the ptuangb.eaty the Russians to make great increases In weapons. "Will SALT Ii freeze us Into position of Inequality?" he asked, noting this question will be asked more and - i Today •IsiOi"J3ui --. U.S. Senate enate M nor ty Leader Howard Minority Howar B aker Baker issued a call for party unity to "meet the challenge of 1980, the greatest chance the Republicans have to prosper since 1952" Sunday night before Central Florida members the GOP. Guest speaker at the orange County p p hlI. Executive Comzpittee's annualIAncoln D Republican senator from Tennessee hammered away at the Carter admügstration' "series policy mistakes," problems—with the economy and national dstom ________ "Nit Mace 1902 his there been a serious qaedlo°' about the aldof.of the Uaded&M and whethsmftis adsquat. to time challeng, of this tim.. The second great dm.11rmgoistheprospirftyandecancinyo(the *ry," he add. soft time nations foreign policy lacks cAberence'and stability, Baker, en mumo4mced praai.t1al S •. • Baker tells Area_GOF CAW NV 61111W. - ,S... '/ .•.•,,. -. . _________________ I 80 Our Big Chance, NOSWHm ji g 'V Not until 2017 will another total eclipse of the sun be visible from continental United States. P __ . ___ i,IsS l 1Øj55 p rust and sun. It reached totality at 8:09 a.m. PST. (12:09 p.zn.EST. :1 iiaiiy 'twos It? . . . S .• of the SMH maintenance department who had seen a partial eclipse several years ago but never a full eclipse, added: "I was really just curious because I've never seen one bore." "I've never seen one either," observed Johnnie Harris, SMH maintenance B7 LEN PiNSDORF Herald Stall! Writer by Hal Kaufman _ .. There...Isn 't Its U P T'E1 TTNIIVy keretary aumeuthal, hePe& - Michael a trade mslss, "M Chhe the "Ins. 110,0111W he-es VIMISI war sad 1 • whil i for Iindon this morning on a regular &ItIah Airways tlIgtd. The government radio originally announced the &Itonj were being held for "misappropriating national funds," but 4100211111 IdicMed two are being q'st'oned about the tanks zwhich they were giving The &Itlih commwmity In Iran has dwindled to about 1,000 and the American com mmmlty to some 4,000 since the evacuation ordered alter thu amb on the ,vmhsny, lbsr. were once 41,000 Americans In Ir'. In Tubiem Sunday, Khomeini saw ended Prenmist Shilow B''' his Bad the 00111001and revolutionary sowcss seffiramoll tim, Ic mitim it commub bog aada to bring "cr?' back from abroad, I* CIVANd the oiled dab. msenuhi add oad Prer 8sut 81wer Wi fled the mum and revolitlumary sources Uftemw the ferMASON Of 4IuuI6 bed I10I tig "cr' Wik from abroad, jWaft the enSsd a. N. dutihlo it lWs uscep. wore ' S r t ' �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Feb. 26 1971 ...Baker r, W ORLD (Coatlnaed From IN BRIEF - Introduced and another at the conclusion of his talk which was also sprinkled with applause from the audience. But one person yelled out a demand that he talk about the Panama Canal. Baker obliged, saying United States' rights at the canal Will be determined by "whether we have the national resolve to enforce our rights. During time of war we have first rights over the Panama Canal. I know because Iput those rights In the treaty with two amendments. "Let's not have a face-off with Panama. If we must have a face-off, let's have It with someone who matters. If we take a strong role, the world will applaud us. Let's treat kindly small nations on the one hand and treat strongly large nations on the other," Baker said. He urged Republicans to put "our best face forward. We must show the people we are better suited to sing their song for them than the Democratic Party which has brought us to this point of peril. Let's make the Republican Party in Florida the majority voice," he said. Early in his speech Baker predicted 1980 will be the biggest year Republicans have ever seen in the state of Florida and all over the United States. He said 1975, after the embarrassing Watergate incident of 1973, saw Republican officeholders in his state of Tennessee virtually wiped out. Before then, the party held . - Woodcock Nomination As U.S. - Envoy To China On Agenda • - 1 WASHINGTON (UP!) Whether the United States meets Thursday's agreed date for reopening full diplomatic relations with China depends largely on what happens today in the Senate. Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd of West Virginia planned to call up the nomination of Leonard Woodcock, former United Auto Workers president, to be the first U.S. Ambassador to China in 30 years. Woodcock's'confjrmat ion vote has been held up by Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C. until he and other conservative senators are satisfied with language in a pending resolution establishing unofficial ties with Taiwan. They want stronger security assurances for the Nationalist Chinese. — I •• 'S ,•.. . 'fr \ . t I" . - S SAY AH? Carter: Escalate Peace Talks . . 'National defense and foreign •. Herald paiN by Jisa Madlis policy are too important not Cubmaster Willard Barnhart presents Arrow of Light award to 10-year-old Matt Hoover, under watchful eye of his mother and Assistant Cubmaster Larry Solodky during Cub Scout Pack 237 Blue and Gold banquet at Altamonte Springs to be debated In Civic Center. A total of 71 boys received awards. WASHINGTON (UPI) President Carter, in an unexpected effort to achieve an elusive peace treaty, has proposed escalating the Camp David talks to the head of government level with the addition of Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin. Carter would join the negotiators, which then would consist of Begin, Carter and Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil. The third participant in last fall's Camp David summit President Anwar Sadat of Egypt authorized Khalil to represent him when he gave his prime minister the simultaneous title of foreign minister to conform to the makeup of the ministerial-level talks that ended Sunday. — — — Rhodesians Hit Angola Bases SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) Rhodesian Air Force planes today blasted a black nationalist guerrilla camp in Angola in an unprecedented strike into the Marxist state, military officials said. The Rhodesian attack was the most far-reaching in the 6-year war against guerrillas of Joshua Nkomo's Zimbabwe Peoples Revolutionary Army. — ; I Càsmonauts Fly To Spaclab MOSCOW (UP!) Two Soviet cosmonauts flew toward a linkup with the Salyut 6 spacelab today in the year's first manned spaceflight. The Soyuz 32 spaceship was expected to dock with Salyut 6 about 24 hours after the Sunday liftoff, which came at 2:54 P.M. Moscow time 6:54 am. EST from Balkonur Cosmodrome. — 0 Page IA) the public arena' ___.Sanford Proper ti es n nu l. gove p, two u.s. senate posts and controlled one house of the legislature. After Watergate, Republicans "were Inundated with abuse," he said. He spoke in glowing terms of Congressman Richard Kelly who introduced him to the audience of RepubliCans, who paid $50 each for the privilege of hearing the senator talk and attending a cocktail party prior to the banquet. Baker said while Republican candidates were losing all nation, Central Florida chose Kelly, the only new Republican elected In the southeast U.S. in 1974, "I'm pleased and proud to serve with Kelly," he said.: BakersaIdhe comes from a "family of strong wornen,s noting both his father and mother served In the Congress: and his grandmother years earlier was elected sheriff. "My grandmother Is now 90 years old and a resident of. Florida part of the time. She spends her time taking care. of a 76-year-old daughter," he said. (Co ti ed From Page IA) located on two parcels just $257,000, he said. Knowles plans using, it seems lt could be put toof the sewer plant, according to better use in private hands,.Knowles. commission to designate, The largest parcel is 8.4 acres himself and Qty Attorney C. said Morris. He said revenue from the sale and Is owned by Warner Vernon Mize, Jr. to act In the of the land could be used to Unlimited, Inc., Sanford. The city's behalf in trying to provide more recreational other parcel, once the site of a negotiate a better price for the land. equipment for city parks and motel, is 4.1 acres. The maesswl valuationof the the If negotiations break doM city's recreational two pieces of land total i55o, now Knowles, the city may programs. Knowles. conzlderexerclafng its power of To sell any city land, the according to SEN. TALMADGE commission would have to However, the owners are eminent declare land It owns "no longer asking a combined price of ownership of the land. 'DRIED a public necessity," said Moore. The city would then OUT' advertise the land for sale by public bid. The city would be SOL Herman Talmadge, able to accept the highest bid D, C-- said today "it Was or, If no bid was acceiilabie to so easy" to overcome the commission, could reject all $ a.m. readings: tern. Daytona Beach: high 8:IV alcoholism , bids, according to Moore. amv0 ght low, 48; a.m., 8:37 p.m., low 1:44 am., ready to "take charge" MIAMI (UP!) "I really don't know how Another Charles Adderly, 19, were . again In kis maratss race barometric pressure, 31.94; 2:12 p.m. much ofthelandwewnj be able charge of brutality by Dade cargod with Misting arrest relative hrnIt3r, 189 percent. Port Canaveral: high for reelection $:N to sell or put to other use," County police officers surfaced with violence and battery on a Forecast: Increasing am., 1:31 p.m., low 1:35 L resie hi. sagat@ S . commented Knowles. diudheses, cNlOV, geaty winds. 24 p.m. today as the Dade County police officer following the this w.e. _____ Coznrr&Iasion prepared to hold a Inriu*. Beth ers free wMhW The to.dØ TIDES Bayport: high 1:21a m., 2 •flu1Iuuai Ii.,, :•. " eeueera.dwtth "po heastag en a boM WESDAY p.m., low 5:89 a m., 1:11 acquiring more land to police drug raid on the wrong The Dade County Cornellak,, where firmer Flrat of the house two weeks ago. facilitate minion scheduled a public 00 Lady Betty Ford tied out, Jacob Fisher, an 15-year-old hearing today on police city's sewer plant by the 14 Wedseiday d rain to black, claims two white Metro brutality in the wake of lakefront on U.S. 17-n. an Washington, where he will Now "We need 10 to 12 acres of officers beat him and a corn- incident earlier this month coaveas besrisgi of the panlon with fists and when Metro pollee raided the land to facilitate the IN Senate agrlcaitire camwe will need for flashlights, racially Insulted wrong houaeth search of SANFORD mfttee Mesday aid hesewerplant thatwlJve m, and tried to force him Theoccupajj of the )e_a trodsee same ehoagea he Van & Pick-up OWNERS Mary and north Seminole Into a homosexual net lad Nov. school teacher and may Save TODAY. Ciii 323-2434 _his son I' Melcore aid Me&aid for County," said Knowles. COWt records revealed, claim they were beaten by the hear NEW in g. Feb. 12. LOCATION Hwy. 17-12 & Lake Mary Blvd. Fisher and his cousin, officers and have sued. Thelandthecitylsvlewfngis j New Brutality Charge In Dade ___ WEATHER ___ ___ . __ AND OPENING!! ...,67th Central Florida Fair 0naninn InWdaalr Pi n The 17th annual Central Florida Fair will open Tuesday for a two-week run fsst*thg a midway, lg iv7i to Interest all ages. ftwulnind Tuesday :. through Sunday, March 4, will be the Conti Family and this Wednesday, there will be pertor'nancu by Myron FIcrai, Clay Hart and Sally Flynn. There will be demon. drUona during the fair by Seminole County 4-H Clubs and Saturday, March 3, is the annual 4-H Day at the fair. Alumni and. active members will be honored at a program in the Bob Carr Auditorium b.ghuing at 10 am. and wbniaiion to the fair will be free for 4Hers. Future Farmers of America Day, March 1 at the Central Florida Fair kicks off with registration at 9 am, for tine tough FFA State competitions in vegetable Judging, horUcult*rai demonstrations aiul horticulture judging. . The competition will continue all day with teams eedd from all over Florida's 67 counties. - AREA DEATH nine grandchildren and several U*T BOGDANY Bert Bogdsny, nieces and hews. , of no Ro.gdal. Ave., Longwood, died Graenho*Gainei, Longwood, Saturday evening at the lain charge of rraiSnUdL r illnacsofhli AnntIve of Come, _IPxmery, he lived In Lsogwod for thw pad ala Funeral Notkà Yom moving her. from Feet PISTY. PAUL T. Paul 1. Oglathorpe, Ga. A Reman Piety, I& , , LVkWOOd Drive. Catholic, he was a retired SanNcd, who died Friday, will be 3:30 Tuesday a Sanford UrCh GO sad Park Susvivers include his____ wife with Mr. Fred Baker ofticlaling Mary Begdaay, Longwood; asslsladby Dr. Virgil L. Iryant daughter, Jr. M.Ionks.rvIcsswH$ be 7:30 Mary Toth, -m. tOdaY at Irisson F uneral Hu ngary; two semi, W1thn _____ Home. Viewing 5.7 p.m. level Roede'w, Lomgwsod and Joha Oaklawn Cemetery. irissea Funeral HSe*PA k'% disras. Begdaay Fort Oghtherps; — p.m., Hundreds of Future Farmers will convene later In the day for an awards banquet at the Howard Johiiaon's at 14 and Hwy. 50 just outside the Fairgrounds, YMCA Day Is scheduled for Saturday, March 10. The Outdoor Stage at Exposition Hall is the focal point for you to an the "1" in action. Different classes teaching different skills have arranged to show their stuff at the Fair. Belly dancing, karate and judo, Wnnastics, track and flak! and even weightlifting demonstrations will be available to fairgoers. Senior Citizen's Day, Monday, March Swill allow all SenIorQhIz,nsl5and over Into the Fair to enjoy free entartabm*d in the Bob Corr Auditorium.. (f) OMWIN erc i emo End of Year Sale... Ew.Ing IIri1d .Mandsy, February 26. 179-Vo1. 71, No. 143 P,r'tr-,g ashy $say s $atwdsy by ml SaaIsrd herald, hat.. *N. P,ouea Ave., lastOrt Pie. $3371. '$ussd Class rnNj. Peld at uptOn, Pledis urn Now 0811111V Wesi. lumeNs Aftlia, $3.10, S Mu-Na. sliNg Vs.,. ,$.e ft 110101111iwsm.esNsM.u*su.,or,- ffL aus, yes,, wHo. can 333.sis r ueahi Confined To 21-Block Area NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - Playing host to the world's largest free show without a police force, city officials say they will station National Guardsmen at French Quarter intersections on Mardi Gras day to confine the raucous carnival revelry to a 21-block section of the 250-year-old neighborhood. Mayor Ernest Morial, forced by a police strike to cancel Mardi Gras for the first time since the Korean War, Sunday ordered the French Quarter closed to vehicular traffic on carnival day Tuesday and said National Guard troops in riot gear and carrying M-16 rifles would man barricades. — Midwest Snow, East Rain By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Vicious storms today paralyzed Southern Illinois, the Missouri Bootheel and northeastern Arkansas with heavy snow, slickened Ohio with snow and freezing rain and lashed the New England coast with heavy rain. Govs. James R. Thompson of Illinois and Joseph Teasdale of Missouri declared official disasters storm-struck areas of their states and sent in state equipment. STubS, TILIVISIONS, LAWN MOWIRS, PATIO PUINITURI, DISKS. LAMPS, PICTURIS, ODDS AND INDS, -• - .. FOR EXPANSION I _ - COMPACTOR TAKEN A trash compactor worth was stolen from a house under construction on Daytona Avenue near Longwood.Gene Sharp, 28. of 3420 Dawn Court, rural Longwood, reported the theft to sheriff's deputies. ...i.. Chi . AMERICUS, Ga. (UPI) - The doctor attending Billy Carter, who was hospitalized from treatment of chronic bronchitis, said the president's controversial brother would be bedridden until he completely recovers. Dr. Paul Brown, the Carter Family physician, said the younger Carter was in "very good spirits. He has plenty to read and he's just sitting back and taking it easy." BIKE THEFT r,__j__ -, Viburnam, Seminole County, reported someone took a 10speed bicycle, valued at $200 from her carport Wednesday or to according Thursday, sheriff's deputies. CLOTHING TAKEN Johnny Weatherspoon, 26, Water Street, Sanford, reported someone entered his home through the front door Friday and took clothing and bedding totaling $49.40, according to to sheriff's deputies. TELEVISION TAKEN Warren S. Kafer, 36, Plantation Apartments, Howell reported Branch Road, someone took a television and a purse from his apartment Friday. Value of the stolen items is not known, according to sheriff's deputies. Entrance to the apartment was gained by opening an unlocked sliding glass door, according to deputies. GEAR TAKEN FROM VAN Jim Wagner, 30, of 1411 Valencia Court, Sanford, reported someone took a chair and sleeping bag, valued collectively at $60 from his 1977 Dodge van while it was parked at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club dog truck in Longwood late Friday, according to deputies. PLANTER PILFERED Michele Mark, 23, of 2630 El Capitan, Sanford, reported someone took a planter, valued at $30, from the front porch of her home sometime Friday, according to police, WASHINGTON (UPI) - the nation's governors overwhelmingly favor a balanced federal budget - but not at the expense of eliminating their $2.2 billion federal revenue sharing program as proposed by President Carter. Carter campaigned on not renewing revenue sharing when it expires at the end of fiscal 1960, and a number of senators want It dropped by the end of the current fiscal year. At the opening meeting of the National Governors' Association Sunday, the executive committee unanimously passed a while saying the states were willing to absorb 'sour fair share" of the cuts needed to balance the budget. Earlier, Gov. Julian Carroll, D-Ky., told a news conference the states could li ve without revenue sharing. 'We could absorb the dollar loss," Carroll said. But he later voted with the others asking that it be renewed. "We believe revenue sharing is vital and should not be phased out," said Gov. Richard Snelling, R-Vt. "If you package some of the other grants and cut the paperwork you could easily save the $2.2 billion cost" of revenue sharing. Carter's tight federal budget and the attack on revenue sharing and other state aid programs promise to dominate the three-day governors' conference. But the state chief executives are not complaining too loudly of budget cuts because they are sensitive to studies that show state budget surpluses in the nation total $4.3 billion. "We're willing to take our share of the cuts," said Gov. James Thompson, 11.I11. "When we went down to the White House, President Carter said we were the only group who had come in there and said we'd take our share of the cuts." While the governors want a balanced federal budget, they don't want It done through the route of a proposed constitutional amendment requiring one. A survey by United Press International showed 26 governors either are opposed to or leaning against a constitutional amendinent requiring a balanced budget. Twenty favored It, one refused to comment and the remaining three did not respond to the sur- vey. For er Sign•Ups •.s .,,. .... . -- . S •., - - county 94 center, U.S. Sanford. Details: 322-8924. IL 39 Cockfight Arrests $$wSharing Fine With Governors The governors said the amendment would restrict the federal government too severely, even if provisions were allowed for deficit spending in case of war or other emergencies. Some of the governors who favored it said they wanted it passed m by Congress. They joined opponents of the budget proposal In saying they opposed a constitutional convention to %Tlte such amendments. Those who said they feared a constitutional convention included governors from some of the 28 states where the Legislature has Farmers are being urged to called for such a convention. Thirty-five states must pass such a i... ii... .,..., l resolution before a convention can be forced. County ACP(Agr icul t ura Stabi lization and Conservation Program) for 1979. Program objective is to cost-share with commercial agriculture producers with public funds on conservation measures. AppUcatlona can be made at the y. P J 11 Thirty-nine HAVERSTRAW, N.Y. (UP!) people were arrested Sunday for attending a cockfight in this. community in Rockland County, located 35 miles north of New York City, authorities said. County district attorney Kenneth Gribetz said that 39 people, including the alleged promoter of the cockfights, were rounded up in a raid Sunday afternoon at the promoter's home. — ko Hera DRAWING (THE) BOARD Nancy Houck. Winter Springs SANFORD: Cindy Anderson Lorraine K. Bly Marlon Sanford Samara R. Braxton Tina Coftrnsn Luther Sanford' BIRTHS 5 Cindy Anderson, a girl, DISCHARGES Jeannette Benton Paul Chaplin or. Lorralne Cox Debra Edwards Carla R. Eudell Shirley M. Brleme Tammy Warriner 'Earl Clore, Deltona Corfisid, Eunice Melrose, Fern Park :..Richard Kretzer, Geneva s:ii Orange City Architect 'Carl Gutmann makes point about drawing for new Lake Mary high School to school board members (from left) Pat Telson, Robert Feather, William Kroll and Roland Williams, Th e school board tentatively approved the second phase of the plans with a formal approval expected Tuesday alter some changes are made. The final phase is expected to be presented to the board In mid-April The new school Is expected to cost between $9 million and $11 million and be ready by December 1980. Some of the changes include more doors and redesigning of llghtwells Pails by Liesard Kransf I' KALR%$ 322.7953 ) ~Y)/ INCi Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 . • . -. -• ,.' • ,.. -I.... . ...•;-• iY ..-. . ..• ,, . — - - - FULLY INSURED & WRITTEN GUARANTEE FolP NON-NO OSUGATION '3% - . - .•L HOMEOWNERS SPECIAL I WEEK ONLY Complete treatment for subterranean termites $150.00 ii AMSEflr ' Beatrice Scot?, St. Petersburg AAA TERMITE & PEST CONTROL 1100 FlINCH AU. -- .-. -- - -- ..-.-- POODLE POISONED A black female poodle was poisoned while it was in the fenced backyard of a home in the Apple Valley subdivision near Altamonte Springs. Joni Van Ornam, 44, of 118 Candlewick Road, told sheriff's deputies the dog died Saturday morning. It was taken to a veterinarian who told the woman the dog had been poisoned with insecticide, records indicate, Billy Will Stay In Hospital Gladys Patwun JØhnny I Sims Richard Williams - - ...._ .-, A diamond and sapphire engagement ring with a mat. ching diamond wedding band was reported stolen at a Sford residence. Maryanna White Fuller, 38, of 2043 Holly Ave., told Sanford police the rings were stolen from a bedroom at her home.The rings were valued at $600 PLANE DAMAGE Thieves tried unsuccessfully to steal an airplane engine but * Police Beat - RING STOLEN — sØ —.— FUNNININp ROUTHERN HOMES SINCE 1,Sg .. - $5,400 CAR STOLEN 1972 Orange Corvette A at $5,400 was reported valued Woodlands the stolen from subdivision near Longwood. Joey McQulston, 17, of 103 Willowtree Lane, reported the car was stolen Sunday between 2 a.m. and 7 a.m. ROOM NO REASONABLE OFFER. REFUSEDI SANFORD HEIRLOOM HEIST A total of $1,280 in silverware was stolen during a burglary at a home near Longwood. William L. Sullivan, 48, of 3 * Courts succeeded in causing about $5,000 damage to the plane. The Piper aircraft was parked at the maintenance building at the Flying Seminole Ranch on State Road 419 in Oviedo. Gerald LIndsey, 57, of Maitland, told sheriff's deputies the incident occurred Friday or Saturday between p.m. and 10 am. In attempting to remove the engine thieves cut the engine mounts and most of the controls with a hacksaw causing the damage. Quail Run, arrived home at 10:30 p.m. Saturday and found the rear door of the house opened. He reported the master bedroom had been ransacked and the silverware was stolen from the dining room. Among the stolen silverware were a 16-place setting which was a family heirloom and 25 sterling silver spoons. Sheriff's deputies speculated Sullivan scared off the burglars when he arrived home. MIAMI (UP!) The Coast Guard escorted a 180-foot ship loaded with 34 tons of marijuana into port Sunday and turned the 13 Columbians aboard over to immigration officials. The Sea Lane was boarded by crewmen from the cutter Courageous 300 miles southeast of Miami off the coast of Cuba when the registry of the vessel did not check out. The Coast Guard declared it stateless and seized it when the marijuana, with an estimated street value of $12 million, was found. $J.t 'Mangum OR COMPARATIVE P STORE HOURS MON. THRU SAT. 1*00 TO 3*30 Herald Staff Writer An Orlando taxicab driver was robbed by a man with a knife In Winter Springs early Sunday morning, James Hardy, 24, told police he picked up the man at the Orlando Jetport about 4:30 a.m. and drove him toState Road 434 and Hays Road where the man ordered him to pull over to the side of the road. When Hardy stopped the cab, the man pulled a knife and held it at his throat and demanded all of Hardy's money. The robber was last seen running into a wooded area off Wade Street, according to Winter Springs Police Chief John GOVortlhk. Ship, 34 Tons Pot Seized POraaryie,1fl ADMISSIONSt Save 5O"to 7O" RATHER SELL IT MANY ITEMS IKS THAN MOVE IT Pill DELIVERY Pill SITUP By DENNIS FEOLA * Fires • NAME BRAND FLOOR SAMPLES WE NEED THE ofDIjflncJonfor ui.s Guardsmen Keep Mardi Gras Odessa wolf _____ your Iuvg ones IN BRIEF Action Reports Monday, Feb. 26,1979-3A HOSPITAL NOTES sjiiqes BIDROOM, DINING ROOM, LIVING ROOM, APPLIANCI5, Cab Driver Robbed In Winter Springs NATION — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. & ?10 ' SINGLEY W DENTURES FROM s 45 Now in Florida, the famous Florence Denture Clinics offer you same-day service and professional care for as littk as $60.00 for a complete set of quality, individually fitted permanent dentures. Deluxe modelsfmm $150.00. Florence, under the direction of den- tists licensed by the State of Florida, is the most experienced, largest denture clinic In Florida. 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Full directions in each package S pound package p'41!S IU 00010 squIre iet't 20000 I pound package plants 200() to 4000 sq'i.ife tout BUTIU CLINICS 339M45 O,CIus.t I flj •, $1994 Buy from your seed or garden store.: Cent See'i 24H1.SURVI0 . s JrSA i' ui t, V,!'i.r a Sitit Co 1 1 �I EveningfkiraM . 411-210) 300 N. FRENCH AV., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, February 26, 1979-4A 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 Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. Attorney Tom Freeman, representing the Seminole County League of Civic Associations, struck out this week when attempting to sell the legislative delegation on a bill to create a local government study commission. Identical legislation was turned down by the delegation a year ago when the cities of the county were almost unanimously opposed. Freeman can list among his credits not only having been county attorney, but also formerly city attorney of Winter Si,rfngs and Lake Mary and assistant city attorney of Casselberry. His presentation to the delegation appeared to be very good as he demanded that the legislators represent the views of the many thousands of homeowners belonging to the 29 member organizations of the league. But toward the end of his presentation, Freeman said the county since Its creation in 1913 has never cooperated with the cities of Seminole. County Commission Chairman Bob French puuieu Out , rjwever, we VIU am U WUHI7, while not cooperating 100 percent, have in recent months joined together for a solid waste study and currently on a tax equalization-double taxation (USPS Around 9 _____ ____ 1' / ___ Uniting Israelis Many Voices The Clock By DONNA ESTES ___ ___ In _ ___ J Conciliatory statements by Israeli officials as peace talks with Egypt are renewed should be encouraging to a world hopeful for a resolution to the ancient conflicts in the Middle East. Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Welzman has announced a reduction in Israel's military budget of about 25 percent over the next 10 years, because, Weizman says, his government expects to sign a peace treaty with Egypt. And Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan has indicated that the position of the Palestinian Liberation Organization must be a factor in reaching an agreement on administration of the West Bank of the Jordan River. But neither Weizman nor Dayan speaks for the Israeli people,.whose views range from "peace at any price" to the hard-line conviction that rejects all concessions to the Arab world, Neither, in fact, speaks for the government of which they are a part government as fragmented as the populace it represents. Prime Minister Menachem Begin promptly - a rebuked Dayan for his acknowledgment of an "organization of murderers that wants to destroy the state of Israel that kills Jews because they are Jews." Weizman, according to columnist Joseph Kraft in an analysis in The New Yorker magazine, has described Israel as fearful of a "peace calamity," suggesting that the nation, which was born in strife and has survived In strife, may be unable to cope with the prospect of peace. Despite President Carter's reluctance to assume a role in the negotiations at Camp David between Dayan and Egyptian officials, it seems apparent that the United States must exert its influence to implement the accords reached last fall by Begin and President Anwar Sadat. The future of the West Bank as a Palestinian homeland remains the key issue in completing the treaty between Israel and Egypt. The United States, as chief supplier of arms and economic support to Israel and as probable Egyptian 1:1a l=13,61:14 At the same time, recognizing Israeli suspicions, intensified by events in Iran, that U.S. support is not always firm, our participation must be restrained, This meeting may be the last chance to reap the promise in Sadat's dramatic trip to Jerusalem more than a year ago. As a possible Carter re-election bid nears, the president will be less willing to exert, and the Israelis less willing to respond to, the U.S. capacity for pressure. Th many voices must be united in the plea for peace. e Th e Invasion Poking . its troops invaded Vietnam border areas to teach Vietnam a lesson not to provoke Its bigger neighbor by causing border I cidents From here It seems more likely that Vietnam's friendship with Moscow, Its expulsion of ethnic Chinese residents and Its recent Invasion of Cambodia caused the Chinese retaliation. This Is a bloody and dangerous business. What will be the reaction of Soviet Russia new trouble on the Itusao-Qiinsie border? A Riaao-Qilnese war is not w1thkbI., and such a war involves a high nE of the use of nuclew wespoino. - n - The United stat.. condemned the vietn... invasim of Cambodia and the (1nese invasion of Vietnam. Much good our cosidsaination Is likely to waoWlsh in either case. The combatants are not greatly concerned about world public Abo ut all we can hope for at this point Is a quick withdrawal of the Chinese forces to their own border. The lesson has been taught as It was In the Himalayas along the nbdu bordw with In&& in IML China Is not a good neior. I - BERRY'S WORLD ____ ANGL E-WAL TERS Co n C on county, could be interpreted to mean the delegation believes the officials elected by the people locally are not representing their condituent& Vogt said accepting the bill would have the delegation saying a study of this sort is needed. Usually, Vogt said, a government study has a goal In mind, like consolidation. Hattaway said the cm1ion envisioned in the legislation would be a very powerful one wild the proposed law would mandate city and county officials to turn over records to the members. He also dated his concern with the mandate In the legislation for the county to fund the study. "I'm concerned with dollars," Hattaway said. "We need to be as frugal as we can. But the major objection to the legislation expressed by the legislators is the fact government study can be accomplished through cooperation on a local level under home rule. And, the legislators said, a rule of the Legislature this year is that no bills will be accepted If the action requested can be done On the local level under home rule. Hattaway advised Freeman and the league to seek cooperation from the county and the cities to work together on government study. study through the Council of Local Governments in Seminole County. French is Immediate pad chairman of the council and County Commissioner Santa Glenn is currently chairman. Both were elected by their city colleagues wt'nImoaly. Freeman than went on to say most of the civic associations members dwell outside the cities the south end of the county and have no voice In rntmiclpal government. This gave Sen. John Vogt, DCocoa, the lead to ask the obvious question of why persons living outside a city would want to have a voice In city government. He also asked how the delegation was to know that indeed Freeman and two league members present were Indeed representative of the membership and further how the delegation was to determine whether or not the league Is In fact a political pressure group. Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, a member of the league, said the biggest crowd he has ever seen at Its meetings were at functions when political (DWU1C5 WV Wfl%. Vogt, Rep. Bobby Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, and Brantley said accepting the legislation, without input from the cities and the 1. . t C a u io n ~ _ Please! ij I .R ____ as . • ___________ _________ _______ - LIGHTER SIDE Birth - , an out too - . 1W were reef builders by trade. About all they - l2it.tea -iessthan — pJt_4_.l.% I A--k II congress WASHINGTON (UP!) Some members of Congriss — s*bougli certainly not all — are - W mIss Senate ad House idr with 1 sometimes dinying frequency aid can ad hive stalled k(is"•' by their ahaisoss. Yet, the meet VA co—"i.l bedws do Is plead with their cgss to be *kdthatunuunl tsr Sued. Democratic 1eaderRe li.dekaboy "to Ma Um im wJiin,iWa beth senders flying beE from, ad thsse flying to, somewhere as. d1l 1. ' WASHINGTON WORLD ~ a :.-" . . 11 ' .. h as zome Notorious I ruants Althevsh It Is little-known end canp&itily It Is wriUss in law. Mile FMMO 1W ON N* d hoddwdd ad CapWai lmd 1rme, in a research repeat printed let, Id year, pi" ad a isv, deft bsektolIN, dim Cogemt.dech$ke pay Cd Ms members. he dedoct.d fer.asbdsithda ---- ercs.ie abed. The mIy aas in on cc is the to*. .l We M. Lad year, 0e_1oe found 00 amMo,s odd hi bass docked -- SV7N ad fleas members $14 Xd&ft The hudaft cascades tthe anued hive born lawn, bicae —y Cd the abemom we sislitly ifLw OR AN== mberudCosgremanedrswnawayby fluid ba m vo ad ether Ontl Sod Is 't'-"are - 00" k i l- to ____ the pear before the bseeunee a cara Uiu - Whittier Hosts Tourney HM WS Oliff 0 back to 6ddal disk now.* ~ hers. nalys Duchiss £rcced.Ia . which gsver tberNCdtbsJteas A ___ Mast ' tMy wee. hide in en - WV-QT PAT 10L'A1'U ITTDT\ MIUC from Phil Niekro and Larry McWilliams, it's too early to say who will be starting pIthhersfor the Atlanta Braves, Manager Bobby Cox said Sunday, but he is encouraged by the prospects. _______ one-point win after Griffin Construction forged to the early lead in the Paola Utile League baseball season after a pair of opening-day victories Saturday. Griffin stopped Pamar Steelers, 13-12, as Roger Rlpp banged out two singles and a do uble and Mike Wheichel and Victor added two hits each. Griffin also defeated Twelve Oaks Campground, 29. 7,eaBrdtMofls.wd$4et4, including a pair of doubles, and Scott McCasklll had a homer, double and single. Joe Murkey and Mark Hibbard had four hits for the winners while Mike Buckmaster had three apiece Wrestling Team - "AU the pitchers' arms are healthy and I'm very pleased about that," Cox said following the second day of "Adrian Devine, Frank LaCorte and Rick Camp threw particularly spring training. well in batting practice today." Hollywood McArthur swept the datehigh sthoolwrdling meet last weekend at the Lymn.an High gym, placing three Individuals In the finals and three others In the conaol'tn L'n's John Stagliano and Milton were losers In pr el'iiiIztsiy rounds. 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Cow= wweIa do ow. alarm of aumbuas dwd 'a ad? .h,ccb ednCdt.wnqu(hesIspkk Cd their dkid pnepa dre aid, _.L17, bomsetet. Sold won, ad is & ada csurtmsrUd MM AWOL .std evil IIl -p-'-t ' fare d Cd the in Iaju ts.s." it 1k ts'— km that the law 'a am themath*retom ThSIs'ssla dat be' NMA as udm.wuiilbop,sg. Iurc,dtwiusinthalk.i—islINdagoiis ri 'abe fthredwalkaft" As IIC4 1114 kv Or '•SofJ)', 8u . cavadioeqthe primary states. is - . WOODSTOCK, Vt. (UP!) Tom Karrism of Burke Mountain Academy posted a combined two-run time of 90 seconds In the slalom Sunday to win the men's division of the Fisk Trophy Race, the oldest continuous ski race in the nation. Teammate Amy Bergstrom won the women's division with a combined time of 95.49 seconds through the steep 45-gate course at the Suicide Six ski area. 3Nanafdea "I think Griffin Opens He Who Runs Fastest... Pro Hockey )l MILTON l( l(ll1.N it was free throws, or their but added he was Impressed conversion by Seminole, that with Seminole's temp in the spelled victory. Jake Campbell tournament. "I knew they were hit six straight charity tosses in not a bad Learn, they just Pinstripe Fever Hits John the closing minutes to help seal weren't playing well early in the win. the season," he said. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fin. (UP!) - Tommy John wasn't Seminole's balanced scoring SEMINOLE (70): Johnson 11.3 2, committing a felony, all he had in mind was taking off his cap. was centered around Hobble Laing 7 2.3 16, Crooks 6 I.S. 15, Laing with 16 points, Richard Campbill 2 66 10, Smith 3 4.4 10, He was running his wind sprints down in the right field corner Crooks with 15, Ken Brown with Robertson 1 2.7 1, Rogers 0 0.0 0, along with all the rest of the Yankee pitchers and had n Idea he'd 5 2.2 17; Totals 25 2025 70. be doing anything wrong by removing his hat. Everyone did it 12 and Campbell and Curtis Brown VALENCIA(U): Robertson 10 I Smith with 10 apiece. with the Dodgers. Especially during spring training. 21, Beacham 43311, Williams 7 0O Valencia coach Charlie Miller 4, Holt 7 00 14, Bratiel 0 1.3 I, "They want you to keep it on here," explained Dick Tidrow, 0000, Barker 20.1. 4. Totals running with John. was critical of the officiating, Murray 30 6.11 U. "Why Is that?"asked the Yankees' new left-bander, not looking to break any rule he knew nothing at all about. Tidrow told him George Steinbrenner always liked the Yankees in full uniform whenever they were on the field. Tommy John listened and was intrigued. He kept his hat on, and talking to a newsman later about some of the things that have Impressed him with the Yankees, he mentioned the Incident regarding the cap. George Steinbrenner It brings disrespect to the uniform II you don't wear your cap and your hair is flopping all around when you're running and I think that's great," said John, mediate Basketball League Its opening game to the host putting in his 16th season in the big leagues. "Before any ball club can be a winner, It has to have pride. The Dodgers do; Cincinnati state tournament.; team. 53.44. does; Boston does; the Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Cowboys and Lake Vista won the state The Sanford Afl.Stans, led by Miami Dolphins do, and in only five days here I can see how much all-tournament selections championship, 5343, over the Yankees do." Robert Guy and Billie Sweet, Deland. John, who originally broke in with the Indians In l%3 and was defeated Delray Beach, 5443, with the White Sox seven years before spending seven more with Sanford ran Into foul trouble and Quincy, 6016, after losing the Dodgers, is having the time of his life with the Yankees. You in Its opening game, losing Its can easily see that by the way he participates in the workouts with top three scorers, Guy, Sweet them. He's having fun while getting his work done. and Patrick Harrison, who "I like being with the Yankees, it's a relaxed camp," he says. fouled out. Sweet was high Bob Lemon Is chiefly responsible for that. He took over the scorer with 19 and Guy added Yankees from Billy Martin last July so this Is his first spring in 14. camp with them as their manager. The only time he was with Sanford built up a lead over them in spring training before this was as pitching coach. Delray Beach and then held on Tommy John goes back almost 10 years with Bob Lemon. He for a Guy knew him when Lemon managed Kansas City, and although John fouled out. Sanford trailed, 16was with the rival White Sox at the time, he'd often go up to hits for the losers. 11, at the end (4the first period, Lemon and talk to him about pitching in general and the way he Saturday's other opener saw but was In front, 32-29, at the threw his sinker In particular. Sunshine TV defeated Dlttnier half. The Sanford lead atM"He has a wonderful low key way about him," said John. "Like Construction, 15-5, as John ched to 4943 after three the other day when he asked us not to wear sandals, you know, Ludwig had three hits and Troy periods, but Delray Beach those things the kids wear a lot. 1 would appreciate if you outscored Sanford, 20-13, in th e Turner added two. David utt wouldn't wear them,' he said. He said it the same way a friend and Mike LaPeters had two hits final frame. might say 'I'd appreciate if you wouldn't smoke In my house.' The each for the losers. way he did it was so right, so thoughtful, It was perfect. He's quite Sweet was the game's top a man." scorer with 24 points and Guy OPIPPIN PAMAI added 17. Harrison was also In Tommy John Is 35 but doesn't look it. Maybe that's because he *55K *1114 ad"Im . twin figures with 11. takes excellent care of himself and In addition to all the running ___ ws.m 414 he does with the Yankees, he goes out and on his own every ,,, , SANFORD: Patrick Harrison 20O 33% 421 C10msn day.. When spring training Is finished and the regular season 4. Peter XooyOO.0O, Dwayne Hunter It 3 i Dodo McC..lIl starts, he Intends to keep jogging. I I I A. Nsney 1 1 S 2 0-0 4, Robert Guy 6 23 14. Bill)e '" Swell 75.6 11, Anthony Colyir 0 1.2 Last season, John was 17.10 with the Dodgers and after the year Mk.HilWd 151 C1.iiai I Mt. HIWr •, 1. Wayne Pace 1 0.2 2,Totals 111.13 is was over, he became a free agent and signed with the Yankees. As Osvai1' I I 5 H. Osd 3 55 44. a kid growing up In Terre Haute, Ind., he would read about the swmsr .s ppj ST. PETERSBURG: *1110 155 Juan Yankees In the papers and watch them play on TV, often wonT.s.I, $ II S Totals 13 It 4 Williams 1002, Mike Bin$amln 30.2 dering what It would be like to play for them. 6, Ronald Graham 4 1-2 9 Mark Griffin all "There has always been a mystique about the Yankee uniforIll 443—fl Blackwell 42-410, Alfred Walker 61. 1 13, William Lampl.y 3 7.9 13, m," he said, looking at one of the team blouses in his locker. James Rowe 0 00 0, Totals 2111.21 DITTMII SUNININI TV "Everybody always wanted to wear one." *11K AI ill H S3ROBBIE LAING •lIIsw$a.I SFIatd 325 Five years ago with the Dodgers, John rupt ur ed a ligament in _ V his left elbow and was out all of the following year after surgery. Utt II 3 Twa., 21 SANFORD: Patrick Harrison 5 1lab 1S 3 11, Peter Kooy He astonished everyone by coming back to win 20 games in 1977 0 00 0, Dwayne N.LaPslw. SILOIWII 43 7 Huntsr3l.27,Robert Guy sI.417, 1001i and the Yankees believe he'll help them plenty this year. Billie Sweet 112.524. Wayne Pace 1 Harr.lI I t 0"" When John was negotiating with them this winter, he reminded Ill Twaw S.LaP,t.rs I 022 Anthony Colyer1%.73, Totals 3, S 0. Un Ill Williams I 6.1064 George Steinbrenner that the team once had a lefthander with the Mliii I1ICS.rVI., I T1114 M.LIPINIs same general pitching style he had and this particular left-bander 1 DELARY BEACH: Tony Teta 1014 Tllaia 111$ didn't do too badly in Yankee Stadium. John meant Whitey Ford, RIchards 71.315, Kenny Willingham 'learns S 1.4 17, Kevin Graham I 1-2 3, who's helping out the club now with Its pitchers. DiMmer fit11— $ imellas III 16—IS 119911 Deuhart 3 3-5 L Bruce Every day, John makes it a point to go over to Ford. Thomas 11.23, Spencer Gammag. S "Hey, Whitey, when are you gonna work with me?" he asks. 0016, Totals 307.16 63. SIPPIN Ford looks at John and laughs. *55K *11K Busy 4 "You don't need any help," he says. SANFORD: Patrick Hai'rison62-7 OfiMa $1 5c*m'ls 14, Peter Kocy 0 0-0 0. Dwayne M*. KIIWI Its RIM Do I Mike Oliver, Mack Lantrip Hunter 2 0.14. Robert Guy 113-6 WSSICMI 44 ah 3 IlllteSweetll-315, Wayne Pace o2. and Jimmy un. scored 11 Post Victory OlSaqlds $3 MaSsey 1 72, Anthony Colyar 0000. Totals 26 McCasA4ll points each Saturday to pace 42 MiNer I 12160. 21 $ the Lake Brantley travel Learn 1? 41 Cutler NASSAU, Bahamas (UP!) Giorgio Chinaglia If: QUINCY: Darrill Clays ii 13, MarBy 13 NISMI I Cedric Crawford 4 0.1 S. Woodrow pad Lake Howell, 60-41, In I SI 4 5%g5 5 scored two goals Sunday to lead the New York Youth Sports Hlnisn 1.1 ll, WillIe Jackson 0 1-2 Seminole 1 Thllls 01014 TilaIs Cosmos to a 6-1 exhibition victory over a Nassau 21 I f 1, William Walker 3 04 6. Gary Association basketball. Todd 233 la91f,0.!0 . All-Star team. a,a aa._ had 17 nolids for the Wright UIVU0rUIly lW-Ui. JUTIlI 33511 T10lvSOahs 11010$-P losers. Holly Hill knocked off Lyman, 61.67, in junior varsity DON'T PLANT COTTON by Alan Mover ames, Lake Brantley got 20 points from Kyle Frakes and 40 defeated Lake Howell, 34-5, and av iwi Lyman got 11 poInts from Greg In State Cage, Tourney - - Parade Sanford All-Stars Third Sr. PETERSBURG The Sanford All-Stars rebounded from an opening round defeat to eventual state champion St. Petersburg Lake Vista and battled back through the consolation bracket to finish third In the Florida Inter- SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Bill Cartwright, the University of San Francisco's 7-foot-1 senior center, Sunday was selected as the West Coast Athletic Conference player of the week. Cartwright collected 61 points in the Dons' weekend victories over Pepperdine and LoyolaMarymount. USF captured Its third consecutive WCAC title. Sports didn't give up easily, and proved to be the hottest team in the tournament. SCC won three straight games and is scheduled to play thipola Thursday at 3pm in the first-round of the state tournament, staged at Stetson University's gym In Deland. Other first-round games find Manatee meeting Edison at 1, Miami-Dade North taking on Brevard at 7 and North Florida tackling tough Lake City at 9. ou-u W O W111101MA 104 7-1 Cartwright Honored ___________ - ' ST. PETERSBURG (UP!) Defending champion Jane Blalock carried a threeshot lead into the rain-delayed final round of the $75,000 Orange Blossom Classic Sunday. Blalock, seeking to become the first champion to successfully defend her title since Kathy Whitworth did It with three straight victories in 1968-70, had a 36-hole of 9-under-par 135. total ''.,.* ORLANDO Which way to Deland please? That's the question on the minds of Seminole Community College basketball players today after Saturday's stirring 7G16 victory over Valencia, earning coach Joe Sterling's Raiders a berth in the state tournament. Seminole, 12.15 during regular season, was given little chance by most veteran JuCo observers But the Raiders - - ____ :' But Certainly Not Down Blalock Defends Title __________ ______ Law Of Averages Favors - - - Seminole StatemBound, LOS ANGELES (UP!) The law of averages finally caught up with Lanny Wadkins on the 18th hole at the Riviera Country Club Sunday. After bogeying the closing hole of the tough 7,029-yard layout for three straight days, the 29year-old pro from North Carolina made a par and that was the margin of victory over Lon Hinkle in the $250,000 Los Angeles Open. WASHINGTON (NEA) — It may be a case ofpoc . too little too late, but opponents of a ConByDONGRAFF stJggta amendment to Some years back, well before the unraveling of ] federal budget including the White House such home-grown mysteries as Watergate made are finally beginning to mobilize. local reporting not only respectable, but The immediate object ive is slow the stampede _____ glamorous, a popular criticlan of the American _____________ of state legislatures demanding that Congress press was Its alleged predilection for. "afghantduiiiii'' call a constitutional convention to write a Wilenceowbudget amendment. This was defined by the critics, typically 26 dates, by most co unts, have ___ AL 1e academically based, tendency of, already petitioned Congress to call a "con con." ' newspapers to focus editorial attention on fara if eight more Join them, a convention :.' ' away developments, overlooking matters of , — theoretically must be called although there Is greater Immediate concern occurring in their a good deal of dispute about the validity of some ________ own front yards. Afghanistan, from an American.; of the exisitog petitions. point of view, being about as remote a dateline as President Carter has publicly opposed the one could come i with. . amendment drive, but his White House staff is It still is, geographically. And as recent events / \ \ just now darting to seek ways of dissuading all to vividly demonstrate, It dill Is a focus of more state legislatures from acting. press attention. Cabinet secretary Jack Watson, who is In The murder of the American ambassador, charge of intergovernmental relations, and which at first shock might have appeared a political aide Anne Weiler, in charge of liaison logical extension of the chaos in neighboring with outside groups, are at the core of the staff Iran, turned out to have no connection. Or maybe. group grappling with the problem. ltdo Heterosexual "We haven't decided on a strategy yet," one f abduction was the work of conWhite House source said. "We've got to be very By DICK WEST reproductive business Is too much for one form aervative Moslems of the Shlite sect, opposing careful that the president isn't perceived as Afghan government which came,. WASHINGTON (UP!) There's a tendency of life to do all by Itself. It ought to be a two-soot opposing a balanced budget when he's been the among us to assume that Mother Nature always j to power In a bloody coup last April. The fact that foremost advocate of one for so long. the American rather than the Soviet aznbaasador knows "This amendment business is hard to stop. It's In the first primitive move toward dual was chosen as sacrificial victim for this local a visceral thing. P.oçla don't went to be cony sherotical ,is, ... t. irocreMivIly, the soot, adopted a_dasd$y feud may, say something about the relative isens tsskts iM-.. hil. 'of.' ,M ipAdieb ttt prestige of the super powers even In a Soviet. amendment drive seriously. Now the momentum unilaterally, another would hang around like a ally, but we certainly did not need to hear It this It contains article by, a psychology has built up to the point where It may be Im- professor who argues that for mod of the earth's back-up quarterback holding the clipboard and way. possible tostop." The Shiites, as we have been Informed isa wade o( time and energy. (To keeping Itself in readiness to take over inevent creatures Technically, the president has absolutely no say nothing of money.) repeatedly In recent months, are dominant in of emergency. say in the constitutional amendment process. Iran.'fllrs Is the revolution that toppled the Asexual reproduction, says the author, Martin Only Congress and the date legislatures play a n time, as evolution worked Its way, zoots shah. They are the guerrilla opposition to the role. Yet both Carter and his wife haven't Daly, who is associated with the University of became Incapable of reproducing themselves leftist regime In largely Sunni Afghanistan. So hesitated to use their moral influence on behalf California at Riverside, would be a great deal without a supernumerary being present. there Is at lead that connection. of the Equal Rights Amendment, In some In- more efficient than mating. Not many months ago, few Americans knew stances actually telephoning key legislators in In consequence, their reproductive rate th e difference between a Shlite and a bedsht, But don't try to use this as a rationale for dropped 50 percent states which have not yet ratified the ERA. and construction of the reef let alone a Sunni. Or cared. h(aI .ma hUll apparently won't go that far In trying to breaking an engagement. For the foreseeable was slowed accordingly. Now enters evolution's wonder why they should care In what way it says Daly, we are stuck with the block a I*lance- budget amendment for of r matters to them. . prOcreative technique nat ure has foisted con that voters might misinterpret his opposition It does. N chaos In that part of the Moslem Other groups, however, are belatedly moving U5. "This doesn't seem to be working world, however complex the origins and alien to Into the fray. AFI,CIO president George Besides that, he points out that human beings well," the report said. "Zoots who just stand American concepts It may be, has consequences Many Id week sent a letter to every state are one of the few species whose social habits around are plagued by low morale. All of them that are as close to this country's Immediate federation urging union officials to launch an and long periods of infantile development lend an should be given an active role even If It doesn't Interests as the gas station at the corner. It is in educational campaign aimed at derailing further element of rationality to the two-parent system. Increase the reproductive rate." the process of determining what the price of a "con con" petItions. gallon for American drivers may be in the very The Coalition of American c Employees, And that's bow heterosexualitY was born. near future, and conceivably In the WOd of In the main, however, Daly contends that which Indudes groups r'*glng from the National requiring two to achieve what one asexually As for featherbedding, that aspect of evolution scenarios even the availability of gas at any Association Of ° the American- reproducing creature could do alone Is a dubious Is dill in arbitration. prl. .1 r vxriaas vs øiw, ugunty WU LUIMUVU)UI feature e,onaUon. No woI.r, man, wit d1atelines from these Employees, is likewise Organlaing. remote regime are dcrdnathig the pages Of AM Common Cause lad week asked Its state What Daly seam to be saying her. Is that an American newspapers. If this be offices across the country to lobby for more Is a form Cd featherbedding. And you don't have 'aghaniaidsm however, it Is not of the once- :. thorough, cautious considerition of the entire tobeapsycholojprofouoeth.s. bow evohdkn criticized stripe. The bItermashing Interests of issue. happened to take that particular course. the world's dinperate peoples and cultures in' That suggestion, at least. Is well taken As reed d.ea* has gIven it new To avoid oIndlng any existing creatures, let Common Cause President David Cohen noted, In aid hen ane dill his memo to Age chairmen, In all too many IN illustrate this point thr000 a mythlW form of didd. Bull who ftooma.to the lnç.ct(4their stat.. "the legli'$Ive prom for considering life we shall call sects. turbulent affairs upon the concerns of the balanced budget resolution has been Americans, they have moved In nI not door. When the earth was young and asexuality a shockingly wiie tailed to the sods lived In th e South Seas. ysj minimum standards of accodablilty." In curtailing the supply of oil, the Irailai' A few examples prove Cohen's point. Public turmoil figuratively has pulled the rug out from hearings on the budget r1101%tlOn were bald In did All day was OM BrOuind 00 the ocean bottom under smily-addictaii Americas. only Six of the 36 states which have passed IL reproducing themselves. When they died, their it's alsodolngftliterallytoawell.bo.lod few o(. Written corunittee reports were prepared in tiny uiiells added Infinitesimally to the formation us. Until the revolutionary disdflu and the only all dates Recorded floor votes In both of the reef. We their looms, the supply of houi.sweretakenln only Persian rup Is sed.d to dwindle Importers'. Nevertheless, some of the sods were half. In major U.S cities are reported expecting That is a pretty uiioddy performance on the dlsWiul led. already averaging well Into the .4 part of stats legislatures when the Makes an, so thodo Cd dollar. par ractabh rugto soom' nUn oW sd ., , Monday, Feb. 25, lflP—SA Brief ly Wad kins, And He Triumphs Moving Right Next Door I" ''I ' ; Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. VIEWPOINT __ _____ : SPORTS L ~~ OW �6A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Feb. 26, 1979 OURSELVES CUITY SARK SCOTCH Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Feb. 26, 1979-18 IMP. FRENCH ETCHART ARMAGNAC __ 6.97 A Drawer Full Of Dittos Ends Up With A Publisher 5TH MIX ANY 12 79,95 Hera ld photo by Joan Madison School pastor Father Patrick J. Caverly looks at book as Principal Sr. George Frances (right) congratulates Pat McMillan. '. In And Around Winter Springs VFW District 18 Adopts CPR Program As Project CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation), a life saving program, has been made a - special project of the VFW District 18 Posts and - Auxiliaries. At the District 18 meeting held this month at the South Seminole Post, Joe Walton, volunteer fire fighter with the Pine Hills Fire Department spoke and explained the course. The course will be held at the Pine Hills Pod No. 8152, 4621 Pine Hills Rd., Orlando, each Friday evening beginning with the second Friday in March. Dates for the course are March 10, 17, 24 and 31. The program will take approximately three hours each evening, from 7.10 p.m. U there are any youngsters Interested, .a special time can be set up. The program Is under the auspices of the Heart Association, in cooperation with the Pine Hills Pod. District 18 members agreed to make this a district wide project. Al the end of the course, those attending will be certified. This course is opened to all - organizations and the public. In other discussion it was announced that March 11 has been set for the District 18 Voice of Democracy awards dinner. Winners from the district and first, second, and third place winners from each Post and Auxiliary will be In.vlted. Families of all the -winners will also be present. Digsltarles from the Pod In -attendance were Immediate Commander State of Fla. Paul Calhoun, Past Corn. rnander State of Fin. Cecil Branford, Past Commander Wash. D.C. Pete Uto, and Immediate Put District 18 Commander Don Kuslak. District 11 Commander Hasley Hart presided over the meeting, On the distaff side, present lere District 1$ president Cethy Howard, who condtted a separate meeting in the attarnoon for the Auxiliary; put Mate presidents Florence :Woodward, Md., Flora Ward aId Jeendle tile, both put jireeldent of Washington, D.C., and past district 19 president osepbIne Thomas. Also present were Arlene Praselton, State of Fla. Junior Plc. president; Evelyn Hart, RAW d Fla. ch.pn; Side of Fl.. soloist Kay Biasent; State of Fl.. assistant cooductres DottlsH.li;andpadDldrldl$ priidenta Shirley Soul. and Esther Jacobs. : Guut speaker was Qaudla Trio!., who was Comnmd.r of the Central Florida Vdarau and Patriotic Coencil for the Post five years. She showed thosepresait the plaque she received for her five years BACARDI UGHTRUM I 1 01 By JOAN MADISON Herald Staff Writer With very little effort, Pat McMillan of Longwood, turned a drawer full of dittos into a monetary asset. Hot oil the press are two paperback books, "Word Play for Holidays," which contain duplicating masters she created. Each book contains 20 puzzles and illustrations, designed for Individual or group use. The third-grade teacher at St. Mary Magdalen School, Altamonte Springs, has been making dittos for the seven years she's been a teacher to make the lessons more interesting or to illustrate a point." Since she loves to draw, she usually adds an illustration. However, it wasn't until she was between teaching Positions when her son Matthew (now 31 ) was born that she got the idea of a book of "puzzles, codes, and more." Glancing through "Writer's Market," she noticed the listing of publishers of ditto books and thought, "Oh, I do ditto's all the time." She i Nice Girls checked, found the publisher interested in her work, and "sold all rights rather than take royalties." Although the process took two years, she ended up $900 richer, The books, primary and intermediate levels, are self-directing learning aids designed for vocabulary enrichment and for the - Jerry-Ann Hoffman of Winter Springs, a member of the ladles Auxiliary to Home Builders Association of MidFlorida, and last year's historian had the pleasure of taking first place in the nation at the Home Builders Conventlon held in Las Vegas for her poster board display of a rocket blast-off for membership time. Jerry-Ann also received honorable mention for her reflections book. EVENING TUESDAY Happy Birthday to two of my favorite people, my sisters Bane and Joyce. Bane will celebrate her birthday on March 2, and Joyce on March 9. Many Happy Returns. The Seminole County Democratic Executive Cornunlitee will meet March sat $ p.m. at the Quality Inn, Longwood, at 14 and SR 434. Public is Invited. The Ladles Auxiliary to Winter Springs VFW Pod No. 5406 will hold their regular monthly me,tlngon March 7,M $p.ni.at the First Fed" ol Si11oIe, SR 434, b,IJWI Winn Dlxi.. Wider Springs VFW Pod No. NO will hold its regular msd1iigonMath7,M$p.m.d the Put ham, 117-No. Highway 1713 Lemgwood. March 11, from 9 utIl no Is the time to enjoy a diliclo pancake breakfast at the Birth If • is! 11:55 (4)O CBS NEWS AFTERNOON 12:00 5:30 6:30 ()(i2) NBC NEWS NEWS C4 U C €1) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 ABC NEWS AS MAN BEHAVES (12) PIL CLUB 6:00 700 () THE (4) NEWLYWED GAME MARY TYLER MOORE Marriage Minneapolis Style Ted gets swept up in the spirit of Murray's 20th anniversary party and chooses the most public place possible to pop the question to (3eorgetle 0 THE CROSS-WITS 0 JOKER'S WILD €D MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 Th YOUNG Melinda's Blind' Blind. •... ,IuIu • ..-,ii_Ld(it!lui, ,i (Jill •. .. -• •.•••-' 1.2) EARLY DAY (47)AGRONSKY AND COMPANY (MON) (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (TUE) (I) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) (4)30 MINUTES (THU) (4) CRACKERBARREL (FRI) 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 6:30 (2) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) PEOPLE'S SPE- (4) Years AgoG Garden Circle What do her students think about their teacher's ork being published? 'I didn't tell them that I did it," she says, smiling. "They think everything I give them is something I have done." And most of it - NEWS AS MAN BEHAVES -. Ladies Auxiliary to Winter lights her way through initial () Springs Post No. 5405 were able L) i a ii t depression to an adjustment to to take gifts of games and her new perspective on life candy to the Seminole County HOLLYWOOD SQUARES IN SEARCH OF... "Angel Juvenile Detention Center on 01 Death" Valentine's Day. It was a real Nice girls and women didn't. 0 FAMILY FEUD treat for those troubled Actresses and women of (12) CAROL BURNETT AND Thanks to a gift from a youngsters. ...,.. 'r. FRIENDS xuouui reputation aiu dedicated post member, the Valerie Harper. Until the second decade Of fZ) D$CX CAVETT Guel' Will 20th century, the average D Campbell woman didn't wear any 8:00 makeup, says Dordie Lam. LITTLE HOUSE ON THE L) ptiler, director of new products PRAIRIE Mary's husband for Merle Norman Co&netics. Adam falls into a deep (lepres. "She might have pinched her sion when he learns there is a cheeks before leaving the house possibility of Mary regaining to give herself a bit of color, but her sight 0 BILLY (Priimiore) A that was the extent of what was ninoteon-year.old (Steve considered respectable," sass Guttenberg) with "Walter Mrs. Lamnphier. Mitty" flights of fancy finds DEAR ABBY: I just lost the "Fifty years have passed himself constantly caught only man I ever loved. When I since proper ladles first darted between his fantasies and the came borne Last evening I found putting a smudge of color on hard realities of life SALVAGE 1 After Harry a note from Jimmy saying, cheeks and lips. This year purchases a famous haunted "Goodbye"—after we lived women will be far more daring, mansion, strange things begin together for a year. "In 1979 color is in the news— to happen at the house In his note he said that my job lots of hot, flashy colors such as Z) BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL "Going Under Wallace was changing me into a hard chrome yellow, inaggenta, person, and he couldn't ask me fire-engine red and all that LaBaw" Dr Laflaw uses selfhypnosis (trance therapy) to to quit because he thought it preferable to one without, may be combined in one outfit! relieve anxiety-related was what Ireally wanted to do. should the couple split. (And Makeup too, has become illnessøs (It's not true. I hate my work, today, one in three do.) Istill brighter and more intense with 8:30 but the money Is too good to think since SPARKLING feels eye, cheek and lip colors FLATBU8H (Premiere) 4)0 pass up.) that her engagement ring Is "on making bold, dramatic Five young Brooklynites known Abby, I am a prostitute. The loan" she should return it and statements. A pinch on the as "the Fungos" concoct a money helped pay our bills. do without until her husband cheeks just won't do In 1979." mad scheme to recover their cherished auto, the "FungomoJimmy's job didn't pay much, can buy her one. bile," from a gang of car and we needed the bread. DEAR ABBY: Regarding the thieves. I know there will never be letter from the woman who was OD MARK RUSSELL Mark another man In my life like disgusted with stupid TV Russell taunts political bigwigs Jimmy. He loved the real me— commercials: She asked, and pokes fun at major issues nd just my body. "What ever happened to those and news stories of the day. Should I quit my profession wonderful free samples com9:00 and go after him? I know hestill panies used to send out to (2) ff2) MOVIE "Mrs Columloves me. acquaint people with their bo" (Premiere) Kate Mulgrew, Jacaranda Robert Culp The wife of the Please don't say where this products?" legendary detective Columbo letter Is from. My father is a Well, I know what happened The Jacaranda Circle of the stumbles in t oa crime-fighting minister, and my folks don't to several cases of free samples Garden Club of Sanford met at career of her own when she know what I do for a Living. that should have been delivered the Garden Center for the overhears a prominent attorWORKING GIRL but weren't. ney's plan to murder his wife. February meeting. DEAR GIRL: Quit your job They were taken home and (4)0 M'A'SH After a business meeting, and go after him. Jesus forgave kept in the family. HOW THE WEST WAS presided over by Mrs. H. E. WON Luke, with a price on his a woman In your profession. DISGUSTED McSwaln, presldent,plans were head, sets out to find the gunCould Jimmy do less? DEAR DISGUSTED: If you and cOmpleted for the made slinger who can clear him of DEAR ABBY: Your advice to are absolutely sure of your murder charges, luncheon t& be held at the SPARKLING, who feels that facts, the person resp.aalhie for 9:30 general club meeting, for which her engagement ring Is "on delivering those free samples 4) 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI circle members were hostesses. Just when Andy has finally loan," disturbed me. (The ring should be reported. Nine members were present found a new disc jockey to was purchased by her fiance's DEAR ABBY: Do you happen with hostesses Mrs. Allene replace Dr. Johnny Fever. mother and given to her with to know what the Alcoholics Perkins and Mrs. Edna Sher- Johnny shows up in Cincinnati the understanding that in the Anonymous credo is? It Marts, again. (Part 2 of 2) man serving refreshments In a event ofa divorce, It would be "Oh, God grant me the ability setting of the Valentine theme. 10:00 returned.) to accept the things I cannot LOU GRANT Billie and (1)0 Abby, a marriage that begins change..." Lou become deeply involved in by working out a possible DEPRESSED IN an expose of shoddy nursing divorce settlement doesn't DES PLAINES home practices, sound llkefthu too much going DEAR DEPRESSED: 11:00 for ft. Amid returning Mama's "God put me the sereulty Mr. and Mrs. Michael (2) (4)00(12) NEWS ring - as you suggest - jut to accept the p I CI* (Kathleen) Murphy of 2317 DICK CAVETT Guest: Lillip'Igt speed up a split. sot Change, Hartwell Ave., Sanford, an- an Gish. (Pitt 2 of 2) Mn first year of marriage is C.urage to change the hip nounce the birth of their second 11:30 herd enough without playing I can, child, a son, Michael Kenneth, (2) TONIGHT Guest host: hot potato with en engagement Aid wisdem to has, the who weighed in it 7 lbs., 15 as., Marlin Mull. Guests: Susan Rob Remit, Dennis ring. differeece." Feb. 12, it Seminole Memorial Anton, Weaver. I say SPARKLING should Heepital. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME keep the ring. It, like her Are your problems too heavy Michael was welcomed home AOCKFORD ALES An ex. husband, now belongs to her - to handle alone? Let Abby help by his 6-year-old sister, Convict trying to make It In the not Mam.. restaurant business finds himyou. For a personal, un- Tammy. LONG ISLAND LAURIE pHHlIIl reply, write: Abby: Paternal gransrem*a are self threatened by loan sharks DEAR LAURIE; A marriage Box 60700, Las Angeles, Calif. Mrs. 'elley Barnes of Sanford, eager to take over. POLICE STORY Officers of with lbs divorce setUemest 10069. Enclos, a damped self- and Frank Murphy, also 1 this the nl9ht patrol who live In an worked .11 In advuce addressed envelops. city. old haunted house contribute - Winter Springs VFW No. 5406 Poet and AuxllIry will hold a UteA-Btke program on March 10 at the Winter Springs Elementary School, SR 434. This project Is part of the VFW's Safety and Drug Abuse program, and Is being held in cooperation with the Winter Springs Police Dept. From 9 until noon, anyone with a bike ortrlke can bring It to the school site and have a check up, safety reflectors and engraving done. Serial mxiihers will be recorded and held on record by the police dept. In case of lou or theft. Free hotdoga and kmnka will be provided for those taking part In the program. for a publisher," she adds. 6:00 fl Uui Her Job For His Saying 'Goodbye' "And I have written (and ring .(1 •.. L ive-In Blamed to be published. to the breakup of a major vice ESlJI7a' - r. service and said It belonged also to the VFW for their untiring efforts within the council for the past five years. solvers. Mrs. McMillan has also had work published in Dumpty "Humpty Magazine'' and "Highlights for Children" where she has a story soon illustrated) several books and am still looking around TV HIGHLIGHTS CIAL Winter Springs VFW Post home. This breakfast is sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary and proceeds will go to the Youth Activities programs of the Auxiliary. improvement of analytical skills to hlep students become better problem- 01 PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRI) (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) (4)KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:49 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (13) HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 (2.) (ii) TODAY (4) 0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) (4) 0 TUESDAY MORNING ('TUE) (4) 0 WEDNESDAY MORNING (WED) (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (4) 0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) O GOOD MORNING AMERICA D SESAME STREET 7:25 (12') TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS (2) JEOPARDY 41 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 00 (12) NEWS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING 12:30 (2') NEWS (4) (3 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 1:00 (2) (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (4) MIDDAY OTHE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (2) at THE DOCTORS (4) 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 (2) (13) ANOTHER WORLD 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL STUDIO SEE 3:30 SWA'S'H(R) ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE ODD COUPLE (MON. WED, FRI) (4) RAZZMATAZZ (THU) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (12) MAKE ME LAUGH €11 SESAME STREET 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED MERV GRIFFIN (12) ROOKIES 5:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 7:30 (2) 0 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO STUDIO SEE (MON, TUE, THU, FRI) FOOTSTEPS (WED) 0 MARY TYLER MOORE MISTER ROGERS (A) (3) NEWS 5:30 0 THE ODD COUPLE (13) BEWITCHED OVER EASY 8:25 (2') TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (1.2) NEWS 8:30 12) (13) TODAY GOOD MORNING AMERICA OD LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 9:00 :2) (1) DONAHUE U MY THREE SONS O MOVIE (13) DINAHI EDUCATIONAL PRO. 0RAMMING 9:30 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 9:55 14) UPBEAT 10:00 (2) (12) CARD SHARKS (.4.) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 10:30 (12) ALL STAR SECRETS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (MON-WED, FRI) O MARCH MAGAZINE (THU) 11:00 (2)t13) HIGH ROLLERS O THE SOLAR ECLIPSE (MON) HAPPY DAYS (A) (TUE-FRI) 11:30 (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4)0 LOVE Of LIFE 0 FAMILY FEUD GRAN D OPENINGII NOW IN SANFORD DIIVIRS UNDER 25 ...C.1 323-2454 NEW LOCATION HWY. 17 -92 a Lake Mary Blvd. �23-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Mndiy, Fb. ________________________ __________________________________________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice ______ CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole NOTICE OF INTENT TO NOTICE OF PUELIC HEARING TO N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE RFOISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Attorney Pot Pptitinnr CONSIDER LAND USE MAP EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthP ELEMENT OP THE CON. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish: February5,l2,l,.,6,l, Orlando-Winter Park 1979 the ung,, disirIng to engage PREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN: COUNTY, FLORIDA. inbusIn,ssufldertheflctIfl,jsn.m, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CIVIL ACTION NO. 794151 CAISD flEG" 831-9993 322-2611 oP CHIEF I RUDY'S USED tARS _________________________ NoticeisherebyQiv,nphat,MLa S A N F 0 R 0 A I R p o R i "uuvnm at 1121 Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Planning Agency of the City of AUTHORITY, a body corporate and Notice Is hereby given that I am Seminole County, Florida Intends to CLASSIFIED DEPT. Longwood.FloqidawillhOidapublic politic,createdunderthelawsof the engaged in business at 1SS N. register the said name with the hearing to consider and solicit State of Florida, Ulme ................. 43c a tine Country Club Rd. Lake Mary, Fla. Clerk of the Circuit Court of comments on the Comprehensive HOURS a line Seminole County, Florida under the Seminole County, Florida. Land Use Map Element of the Plaintiff. lictitious name of LAKE MARY icoinicutivetlmts.....3Sc a line 5:30 P.M. 5:00 A.M. DATEOthIs3Othdayof January, Comprehensive Land Use Plan. vs. PHARMACY, and that I intend to AD. 1979. MONDAY thru FRIDAY PublichearingwilIbehelon March SHIRLEY H. McCASKILL, aka register said name with the Clerk Gerald 0. Myers Li, 1979 at 7:30 pm. in the City Shirley H. Caskili, et al., SATURDAY 9.Noon 3Lines Minimum of the Circuit Court, Seminole Jack R. Crews Sr. V Commission Chambersat Longwood County, Florida in accordance with Publish Feb. 5.12. 19, 26. 1979 City HaIl, 175 W. Warren Ave.. Defendants, the provisions of the Fictitious DEG•23 Longwood. Florida DEADLINES Name Statutes. To-Wit: SeCtion IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Sig: Linda R. Martin SUMMONS TO SHOWCAUSE $65.09 Florida Statutes Linda P. Martin, Clerk NOTICEOF EMINENT DOMAIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA The Sig. AL. Moran Land Planning Agency PROBATE D IV IS ION PROCEEDINGS AND Publish: February 19, 76. FIle City of Longwood, Florida Number 7941.CP NOTICE OF HEARING March 5. 12, 1979 Sunday - Noon Friday Publish: February 26, March 6, 1979 Division DFGI01 DEGIOS IN RE: ESTATE OF INIHENAMEOFTHESTATEOF CICTITIOUSNAME WADE H. GARNER, SR. FLORIDA Notice is hereby given that i am aka WADE HAMPTON GARNER, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON. _____ ______________________ engaged in business at 7913 Orlando SR. •. CERN: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Drive Sanford, Seminole County, & ___________________________ AND TO: FOR SEMI NOLE COUNTY, Florida, under thefictitious nameof Deceased a. The following persons FLORIDA NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION parties who are residents of and the ACTION MOTOR SALES INC. DBA FACED WITH A DRINKING Lost: longhaired fern calico CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$2O19.CA.I3. State of Florida, whose names ACTION HONDA and that I intend TO ALL PERSONS HAVING and PROBLEM? yr. old. Vicinity oP 30th 6. E.L toregister said name with the Clerk CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST places of residence are set ph$p$AIcoholi.'yfT'.o'Js Pinecrest. "Tiger.Ann" Reward ' EDWARD HENRY, forth as of the Circuit Court, Seminole THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL far as ascertainable by diligent Cpunty, Help offered. 323.0392. Florida in accordance with OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED search, together with respective the Plaintiff, parcel numbers provisions of the Fictitious IN THE ESTATE: Lost: Cat. Geneva Gardens Apf Writ.P.O.-Bojit2l3 vs in which each is Name Statutes, To-Wit: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 5 j , area. Orange & white, w.wtite alleged to be interested: Sanford, Florida flfll LILLIE MAE HENRY, that the administration of the estate __________________________ M9 Florida Statutes iesi IIsa collar. Ans. to "Sonny" 323. ' Shirley H. McCaskill. ak-a 51g. WIlliam R. Sauve of WADE H. GARNER, SR., PSYCHIC advises on Love, 3353 or 323.3045. Shirley H. Caskill Action Motor Sales Inc. Defendant. ceesid, File Number 79-61.CP, is Business & Personal direction, Route2. Box NOTICE OF SALE Publish. February 5, 12, 19, 36, 1979 pending in the Circuit Court for Donations appreciated. .IAMIL Sanford, Florida 32171 C' NOTICEISHEREBYGIvENtht DEG25 SEMINOLE County, Florida, p.o. Box 10151 Eugene, Ore. Parcell pursuant to a Final Judgment of Probate Division, the address of 91440.Call2lhrs. (5o3)1s42441. PUILIC NOTICE Partition entered in the above wflch is Seminole County Cour. Lewis I 1ughey and Carolyn .1. Christian Lady will baby sit in my HIGHWAY CONSULTING captioned case, I will sell the Hughey, his wife thouse, Sanford, Florida, 33171. The pIVORCE-$20.53-Guarante.d. homeforworking mothers. Near INOINIERINO FIRMS following described property sItuate Petitioner for the estate is WILLIE Free details; KIT, Box 79), Idyllwilde school. Call 3236419. 121 East Jenkins Circle The County of Seminole, Fiorada, in Seminole County: PEARL GARNER, whose address is Pompano, FL. 33061, 941.4997. Sanford, Florida 32171 is seeking expressions of interest Lot 1301 Block Bin Dixie Terrace. 2000 Seminole Blvd., Sanford, FRUIT FOR SALE Parcel2 from consulting engineering firms a Subdivision as per piat book S Florida 32711. The name and ad. WHY BE LONELY? Write"GetA CALL 322$$4$ having a demonstrated capability in Si page of the Public Records of ot the personal represen. LAKE MARY, FLORIDA OTHER INTERESTED PAR. malor highway protect design and Mate" Dating Service. All Agei. Seminole County, Florida. at a pub. TIES: tative's attorney are set forth below. P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33517. __________________________ administration and a thorough Ilcsale,tolhehighestandbestbidd. All persons having claIms or The Federal Land Bank of knowledge of Florida Statutes, erforcash,atthewestFrontdoorof Columbia demands against the estate are WlddingsbyoOT administrative rules, and the Seminole County Courthouse ifl required, WITHIN THREE NOTARY PUBLIC SI? North Garland Avenue procedures for administration Sanford, Florida, between 11:00 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 322.2026or 323.0647 * * * * * * * Orlando, Florida state Second Gas Tax revenues and am. and 2:00 p.m.,on the 19th day THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Parcel? expenditures thereof. The primary of March, A.D. 1919. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk ISALCOHOL A PROBLEM function of the selected firm will be (SEALI of the above court a written IN YOUR FAMILY? Central Florida Production to perform all items of high. malor ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Credit Association statement of any claim or dmand AL.ANON way prolect planning, development, * * .as Clerk of the Circuit Court they may have. Each claim must be Forfamiliesorfriendsof $15 North Garland Avenue and implementation formerly By June I. Curtis in writing and must indicate the prcblemdrinkers Orlando, Florida handled on the county's befall by Deputy Clerk basis for the claim, the name and Forfutureinformation call Parcell the Florida Department of Tran. addressofthecredi?ororhi5ag 6113333orwrite sportation in the administration of GORDON V. FREDERICK or attorney, and the amount * SanfordAl.AnonFamilyGroup b. The following person who is a thecounty'sformer State Secondary Attorney for Plaintiff claimed. If the claim is not yet due, p, Box 533 nonresident of the State of Florida, Road Program. Typical Items will P.O. Box 1795 the date when it will become due Sanford, FIa. 32711 whose name and place of residence include, but not be limited to, SlnfOI'd. Fl. 32171 shall be stated. If the claim Is Is set forth as f at as ascertainable planning, cash flow forecasting and Publish: February 19, 26, 1919 contingent or unliquidated, the ___________________________ by diligent search, together with the analyiis, engineering design, right. ________________________ 0E0103 n,.ture of the uncertainty shall be parcel number in which she is ofway research and acquisition, stated. If the claim is secured, the alleged to be interested: environmental impact, public * * * * * * security shall be described. The Barbara H. Harmon hearings, contract administration, claimant shall deliver sufficient IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 4225 Norton Avenue and supervision, NOTICE OF SALE copies of the claim to the clerk to SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Oakland, California 94102 On March 6, )97 at 10 AM., we, Duties involving other categories enable the clerk to mail one copy to the PROBATE DIVISION Parcel 1 of county toed protects may be each personal undersigned will sell one 1971 FICTITIOUS NAME retwes,nta?ive. File Number 7t.45.CP assigned from time to time as may RenIt 4.Df. ID No. R1192.512116 to All persons interested Notice is hereby given that I am Division c. The unknown husbands and be required by the Board Of county to in the estate satisfy charges for towing and engaged whom in business at 311 Granada IN RE: ESTATE OF wives of any of the above individual Commissioners. a copy of this Notice of storage bills. Sale will be held at: Cl., Sanford, Seminole County, CLARA WILSON Administration has been mailed are Al's Auto Repair I Towing, 451 Interested firms are Invited defendants. to required, WITHIN NO. Florida under the fictitious name of THREE Orlando Avenue, Maltland, ',bmit their statement of Interest Florida d. The unknown heirs, devisees, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 32751. AESTHETIC PRODUCTIONS Deceased legatees and grantees of the above. aidqualificationsbyMarch 16,1979. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Publish: Februadry 26. MItch UNLIMITED, and that I Intend to NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION nddressed to: named individual defendants William Bush, Jr., THISNOTICE,?Ofileanyobledbons 1979. register said nemewith the Clerk TO ALL PERSONS HAVING may be dead. County Engineer, Seminole Couity they may have that challenges theCircuit Court, Seminole County. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST e. The unknown assigns, soc. Department of Public Works, the DEG 119 validity of the decedent's will, the Florida in accordance with the THE ABOVE STATE AND ALL cessors in Interest, trustees or any South Orlando Drive, Sanford, qualifications of the personal provisions of the Fictitious Name OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED other parties claIming by, through FlorIda 32171. IN THE ESTATE: representative, or the venue or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 15TH statutes, To-Wit: Section S&S.O, or against any and all of the above. Publish: February 26, March 5, 1979 lurisdiction of the court. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Florida Statutes 1957. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED named corporaf ions, whether DEG.1I2 that the administration of the estate existing Sig. James T. Talmadge, Jr. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. or dissolved. FICTITIOUS NAME Publish: February 19, 26. March , of CLARA WILSON, deceased, File OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ILED tASI NO. fl261.CA.26.E And againsf all persons anc Notice is hereby given that I am WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Number fl1S-CP,ispendinglnthe parties claiming or having any IN THE MATTER OF THU 12 Dateofthefirstpublicatlonofthis ADOPTION OF: DEG.102 Circuit Court for SEMINOLE interest or claim as owners. mor165 A Altamorite Springs, Fl. 32101 Noticeof Administration: February SCOTT FOWLER CAUSSEAU(, County, Florida, Probate Division, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tgagees, Iudgmenf creditors or lien Seminole County, Florida under the 19, 1979 th. address of which EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR' is SEMINOLE holders of, upon or against the fictitious name of SOMETHIN' Willie Pearl Garner Y COURTHOUSE ANNEX, an adult os land described below in EXTRA, sMIMt I CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Pit itlonse p9 the kWandtsr-fs$gef) St1IIe County, Florida: .' CQUN,U'.IFLORIDA. said Estate ot name with he Clerk of the representative of the estate 5 TO: JOHN FRANKLIN WO.EY CiVit ACTION NO. 79257.cA4l.1 ' Sa,Pord Airport Authority, a body Circuit Court, Seminole County, WADE H. GARNER, SR. JR., Rt. 10, Box II, Ocala, FL. 33670 IN R: The Marriage of CHARLESA.HALL,Whos..ddr,U corporateandpoliticcreatedu,r Florida in accordance with the Deceased YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED VALEPE L. SHIELDS, is 426 South Riverside Drive, the laws of the State of Florida, has provisions of the Fictitious Name ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL that a sworn Petition for Adoction Edgewater, Florida. The name and filed a petition in eminent domain Statutes, To-Wit: address of the Section .as.o, REPRESENTATIVE: SCOTT FOWLER CAUSSEAUX, n Petitioner-Wife, personal represen. proceedingsagainstyouandeachof Robert M. Morris, of Florida Statutes 1957. V.. k-a FRANKLIN SCOTT WORLEY tative'sattorneyaresetforthbelow. seeking to condemn for the Nancy M. Smay HUTCHISON I MORRIS V All persons has been filed by DON S. JOHN RAY SHIELDS, having demands against the claims or purposes of maintaining ap. Publish: February 19, 16. March 5, 230 North Park Avenue CAUSSEAUX in the Circuit Court in Sanford, Florida 32171 and for Seminole County, Florida required, WITHIN estate are propriate clear zones and required 12, )79 Respondent.Husband. THREE navigational aids for the safety of DEGV97 Telephone: (305) 322.O3) thetitleotwhichislntheMaflerof __________________ NOTICEOFACTION MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF the public and the users of a public Publish: Februaryl9, 24, 1979 the Adoption of: SCOTT FOWLER TO: JOHN RAY SHIELDS THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF airporlthefeesimplelItletoeachof IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DEG.90 CAUSSEAUX, an adult, these Route 1, Box 211 THISNOTICE,tofilewithth.cl.rk SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR presents command you tO appear of the above court a writtentheparcelsdescrib,dbeiow,located in Kenbrldge, Virginia Thu Seminole County, Florida: PROBATE DIVISION statement of any claim or demand SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA and file your Answer or other Last Known Address Parcel 1: The Northeast ¼ . of the File Number 7942.CP they may have. Each claim must be pleadings with the Clerk of the PROBATE DIVISION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Southeast ¼ of Section 5, Township DlViØeIl in writing and must Indicate the 20 Circuit Court in and for Seminole that an action for dissolution File Nember South, Range 31 East. Seminole IN RE: ISTATI OF basis for the claim, the name and County, Florida and serve a copy marriage has been filed against you Dlvii4es address of the creditor or his agent County, Florida. lessthe East 613.41 CLARA THIES thereof on Petitioners attorney, and you are required to serve a IN RE: ESTATE copy and less the North 25 feet JACK T. or attorney, and the amount right-ofway of BRIDGES, MARY LOUISE CUNNINGHAM, of of your written defenses, if any, to. Marquette Avenue Deceased claimed. If the claim is not yet due, .eased CLEVELAND, MIZE I BRIDGES, FRANKLIN T. WALDEN,.. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION the date when it will become due (19.237 acres). Post Office Drawer- 2, Sanford, ESQUIRE, of NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Brock & Walden, 355 shall be stated. If the claIm Is Nowest Parcel¼ 2:of The East Vi of the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Fiorldaonorbeforethe2lstidayof East Semoran Boulevard, the Southeast ¼ of CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST March, 1979. OtherwIse, contingent or unliquldated, the Sections, a Default Altamorde Springs, Florida, 32701, TownshIp 10 South, nature of the uncefl$inty shill Range THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL will be entered against you andthe Petitioner's attorney, on or before : stated. If the claimis secured, the 31 East, Seminole County, FlorIda, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED relief granted as demanded in the March 23, 1979, ad file the original leesthewest 1SS.OSfeetthersof,and IN THE ESTATE: security shall be described. Petition. IN THE ESTATE. with the Clerk of tpie above.styied The less the North 25 feet for rlght.of• YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED claimant shall deliver sufllcienf WITNESS my hand and Sill of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Court either- before service on. way of Marquette Avenue (14.2% copies of the claim to the clerk thatthsadminIstrationofthe.state tha$theedministra$icnafffi.estat. thlClerkoftheCircuitCourtonthi$ Petitioner's attorney or im. to acres. enable the clerk to mall one copy to 01 CLARA THIES, deceesid, File of MARY LOUISE CUNNINGHAM, 11th day of February, 1919. mediately ther-sifter-; otherwise a You and each of you are corn. Number 79.43.CP, is pending each personal representative. In tie deceased, File Number- 79.ø.CP, Is (SEAL) judgment may be entered against manded to file written defenses to Circuit Court for SEMINOLE pending in Ailpersonsint.r-estedinth.estate thep.titlonintheOniceoftheCl.rk ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. you for the relief demanded in the' the Circuit Ciurt for County, Florida, Probate Division. to whom a copy of this Notice of Clerk of the Circuit Court SemInole County, Florida, Probate Petition. of the Circuit Court, in and P01 the address of which is Poit Office Division, Administratlonhasbeenmailedare Seminole County, Florida, By: June I. Curtis the addreis of which is WITNESS my hand and seat of in the Drawer C, Sanford, Florida 32771. p0.j Office Drawer C, required, WITHIN Deputy Clerk Sanford, this Court on the 15th day of THREE of Sanford, Florida, on or The personal representative of the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF City before JACK 1. BRIDGES, Of FlorIda 37771. The personal February, 1919. the ISIh day of March, 1919 estate Is DOROTHY MAY HAN. representatIve THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ot me state CLEVELAND, MIlE I. BRIDGES (SEAL) (being not less than twanty.eighl SUN, whose address is CO WE. FNANCISJ. CLAY whose address is POst Office Drawer 2 THISNOTICE,tofileanyobledlons ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. $) days, nor more than sixty (40) Winderweedle, Post OffIce Box $10' 157 they may have that chulIifl9S Mitchell's Lane, Rhode island 5itrd, Fioi'ldi 3277) Clerk of the Circuit Court days from th. date of this notice). Winter Park, validity at the decedent's will, Telephone: 30S3221314 Fla. 32790. The name 02510. The name and addr-ges of "P' By: Je.nnine Moye •1 to serve your written defenses and address of the personal personal representative's attorney Attorneys for Petitionerqualifications of the personal repe. upon Deputy Clerk Hutchilson, W.C. Jr., Hutchuson representative's attorney are $lt are set for-if bet sentative, or the venue or & MorrIs, 230 Publish: February 19, 36. March 5, PublIsh: February 19, 24. March 5,' North Park Avenue, forth below. jurisdiction of the court. All persons having claims r- 12 1919. 11, 1979 Poaf Office Drawer H, Sanford, All persons having claims or demands against the ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND we DE043 DEG93 FlOrida 32771, (305) 332*1, as demands against the state we required. WITHIN estate THREE ___________________________________________ OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED attarneyforPefitioneronorbefar. required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS WILL BE FOREVER BARRED FROM THE DATE OF ttialdate,w$dchdefensesshalishiw MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF interest you, or title or DateclthefIrstpubllcatlonoft$ils what right, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH1$NOT10E,tofilewithth.ci.rk any of you, have or claim in and to THIS NOTICE, t fill with the clerk the above fl • ttsn Noticeof AdminIstration: February any of the above.dascrtbid parcels of the above court a written 19, 1979, statement of any claim or demand' 01 land and to show cause why it statement of any claim or demand s Charles A. Hall may have. Each claim must be -be for the uses and they may have. Each claim must hi As Personal Represantativs writing set forth in the petition, or In writing and must indicate the basis for and must Indicate the the the claim, the name .. difauti may be entered agaisstyou. basis for thi claim, the name and aedriu of the creditor or Estate of his agent AND rma of the creditor or CLARA WILSON his agent or attorney, and the amount or attorney, and the amount claimed. if the claim is not yet due, YOU ARE NOTIFIED thit claimed.lfthici.imlsnutyetdue, ttiedat. when ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL It will become PetltionerwillapplytotheCour$for the date when it will become due shall be REPRESENTATIVE: stated. If the claim ii eriorderoflahineonthel0thdayof stiall be stated. If the CHARLES A. HALL claIm is contingent or unhiqgldat, the 1974, March. 011:11 P.M., before contingent or unllquidated, tIti nature of the uncertainty shall be * Canai Street . flu Hqnarabl. Richard Muidrew, nshwe of the uncertainty shill be slated. if thul New Smyrna Beach, PlO. 33519 claim Is secured, me Judge of thu Circuit Court of tie stated. If the Telephone: (104) 137 1304 claim Is secured. flue security shall be descrIbed. The CALENDAR it _ ____ -...-- MONDAY, FEBRUARY2S _--- .. . . • Noon Day Before Publication _____V_ Found 5—lost . -- • • • • . - . • - AAA EM PLOYM ENT HAS MOVED 912 FRENCH AVE. 323•5176 * Visit us in our new location - - .' Legal Notice .. Legal Notice ___________________________ - -. - ___________________________ - • - - ,- • - _______________________ ' _____ _____ •. , . , College Concert and Jazz bead from Daytona Beach will perform 11 n.m. at Seminole Collage Fine Arts Theatre. Free to public. G..rgetm Imr.,sst A. 7 p.m., Redding Gardeni Community Room, Filth Street ani Locuet Avenue, Sanford. - ,,,, ' ' THURSDAY, MARCH 1 South SeI.ale OptImist, 7:30 n.m., Holiday Inn, Wyrnore Rood. Lake Mary Rotary, $ n.m., Mayfair Country Club. Diet Workshop, 10 am. and 7p.m., Interstate Mall, Montgomery Ward, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 am. lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn. Al$.of. 8pr Ssrt.ma, noon, Ireland's. Delt,. Theatre Arte Guild, 7:30 pin Episcopal Church Pariah Hail. Over.ster. Anonym..., 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Qurch, Casasiberry. SadardAA,$p.m.,1201W.FlrstSt. Frlr'p C1ub 10 am., AltaniTh Springs Civic Center, Sealer Qsus es, 1 p.m Aitomonte Springs Civic Ce,dsr. OI 1:t:lu Chapter 2,$ p.m., Masonic Temple, - ______________________ . • .. ______ ' - • • - ' _______ • -' .,. Cmesrt by South Sbvs1. MIddie School Hirricans Bed Bond 7:15 p.m., at the schooL Free to public. WIU$ R40001 YARD 1*12,0 n.m. to $ p.m., Magmila M4 Dwa FRIDAY, MARCEl IWTU's Ideer you'd sole, 1a.m. to 8p.m., Magnolia M Dewnt knf SmeImi. south 1ey, 7:30 n.m., Lard Chsgnlsy's . ___ •.- . -Sp .' _____ 1I V't lirt., 7:30 n.m., Diltona Inn. W.1 W*bwi, Seers, Aimansoiste Mall, 10 am. DsIouy Garden Qub, * p.m., Community Center. 1pic: "Fertilizer for 'kene Use." FT. LAUDERDALE OPPORTUNITIES • _______ _____ - . $14000 to $37000 IA'lVIDAY, MARCEl 530111's iniusu isis, lam, to 1 p.m., Magnolia _____ AMol.rcsRpat,rFI,mNe$N.,.1,,nd ____ _____ TeAldla$fogA$esplhpleri Fadlity EIghteenth JvdlcIit CIrCUIt $0 Publish: February i, 24, security shall hi dibid. Till claimant shall deflst suffIcient Florida, in arnberi at the claimant shall deliver sufficient 010100 of the claim to dir-ti Seminole County Courihouw San. coPies ii thus claim to mu clerk Is unable the clerk Pu mail fort Florida, S_. uI -' W CITATION place all parties may eppear before eechu personal rsprsentative. fl p55$fl5 Inforailed in the STATUOPNIWNAMN$IUI the Court and be heard on au ApsrsWwadedhuml.tate a mis macton properly before the Court to wim a cepy of this Net ice of IOCKINrnIaM.s. Cisslet Prabeto that must be determined biters the Mmksis*vitieiu has been mailed we required, WITHIN THREE entvy.Ianerderoltakin,kucludwue requIred, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM TO:CORLI5$ L. CALOWELL THE DATE thl iwlodictielu of the Ceuft, the MONTHS FROM formerly 01 Sanford. Florida, THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP sufficiency of the pinto uuown pleadings, viii FIRST PUBLICATION OP THISHOTICLtofiloany.ct WHEREAS these Is filed in said whether Petitioner is preperly THI$NOT10E.tofiloanyeblidtois they may have that challenges the Cwrt I Petltløi to Terminate 5IIrcislflg its delesaled aPuwIty they may have that dualteage Pie velidity of thus decadoiw's will, the Parental Rights (N.H. *$A 17C) of aid ff55 aflhtild to hi deposited * validity of the decadent's *01, 'tue quallflcatie.us of tutu ersonal your male child. Docket $1 17704 eoCh 01 the parcels of praper-ty. Tile qualifications of the personal rsproak,tstIve. or the venue or "at a. hueroW cited so wur at Court will maha and enter such repreilnhaftva, or the venus or Iwledictien of *scert. as it dims proper and If the jurisdiction of the court. a Special Court of Prsbato, to be Au. cI.AuMs, DEMANDS, AND held 01 'Eaa*, hi laid C5ty of Cotwtfoidsttiat PIlttioilIrISo.WItIed Au.. LLAIML DEMANDS.- AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Roduinofuans.oetpusIEcQNDdsyo, so pessesien et ml piepaily in OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED ApnIi&D,197La11:levd,chinml adianCeofhlAaiIudgeisiLffisCiurt WILl. SI FOREVER BARRED DoIeatmlfln$tpubficatimofml to show cause, II any you *0111* *1 tiMe Within which aid 001001 the first publiCatiOn SI this NOtICe 51 Admialslratlen February ml terms upon which you *01 be NoIIceofAd.ninlslratlspu: Pobnary , haW,wI,p *5 slats 1115uSd nee hi to surrender peseesslo. Pu 19.1970. Francis J. Clay Dor-sihy MiV HS AM slid W$imer Is ordened fo PIIitlow. U Persenal Representative of WITNIUmYI, aMasCIerkolffi. Al PereMet RSSeMattve sorvo*scs.tIoilwpubrnIubuems ml Isateof Circuit Ciiwt in foV SOMinole SOMe thuS 15101501 s in -p , Mary Louise CSMlJuu.M, County, Florida. and ffi siul if It's success,. weeks, in CLARA TitlES Court en thus Ds',a,iE Harold. a nower p'ubts day of February, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAl. 1970. . ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL atari Florida RIPRISENTATIVI: 'ARTHUR H. SICKWITH. JR. REPIESINTATIVE: publitat* to be ias at I. KIRBY MONCR 1fF if CLERK WS WINDINWEIDLI OF before paid Court. $HINHOL$1I, LOGAN AND y: 'sPeldiieu.sjnse W*5ue, WILLIAM W. TREAT, WlNDIRwiiDLI. HAINIS, MONCIIEP Deputy Clerk 1*1111. Judgsif 5510 Court, Js WARD & WOODMAN. a. 311 Wii, wst ss.st, Suite 105 W.0 Nut(MIPI. Jr. Silk day of Pervor-y AD, $p, POet 00*5551 pest Office Sex 577 NUTCISIION I MORRIS • Wbeer For-li, Florida 3770 EDWARD .t. HOWARD. teni santort OS North Park Avenue replofar . TilapliMu: (1511 4441311 TI'IPISJJ S) 134510 Publish: Febrvery11MwchuLlWp Po00ONiCea*iiH Poblith: Fvely)L1 " Publish: F.Sn.aryls.MorchLmO Sanford, PIer-Ida 37711 DPfl4 5I? I?l Feslired anther WJ - ___ ____ ________ ___ - __ • Lm.t.1p.&iL. Mti, Nil RMda*IL, 011 Now V 1$ SANPOSO client has an excellent bensf Its padiage, relocation assIstance Is an Equal Opportunity Employer. ___ All ruspmiesand Inquiries ." V -- 3rd&AMgnoIla Between lOa.m.&7p.m.dally •_•SI••S•SSIS•SIS Stylist needed. Good with updated styles & designs. 3225711 FACTORY WORKER-excellent opportunity for advancement. Good physical cond. Shipping I receiving experience helpful. Military retiree acceptable. Must be high school graduate. 3231101 _______________________ DRIVERS TRACTOR-OWNER OPERATORS Topeddl LTL gneral commodity freight from Orlando to points in Central & So. Fla, Tractor & driver must meat D.O.T. specs. Call wk. days toll free 1-500.432. 702) for Lynn Brim. Legal Notice -• IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 79.332.CA-14.I IN RE:: THE MARRIAGE OF MALCOLM LEWIS JOHNSON, Husband.Respondent, and LINDA MAY JOHNSON Wife. Petitioner, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Malcolm Lewis Johnson Troup L, 3rd Squad 3rd Armored Cavalry Ft. Bliss, Texas 79916 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriage has been filed against you in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, and you are required to s5fveacopyofyoUl'WTiflendsfe$fle, if any, to it on JACK T. BRIDGES, ESQUIRE, of CLEVELAND, MIZE I BRIDGES, Post Office Drawer Z, Sanford, Florida 32171, Attorneys Petitioner, on or before the 30th day of March, 1979, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either befgre service on Petitioners attorney or immediately thereafter; omer-wiw, a Default and utilmat. Iudgm.nt will be sntsred agaInst you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and seal of his Court on this 22nd day of February, 1979. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECI(W1TH, JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: June I. Curtis Deputy Clerk JACK T. BROIGES, ESQUIRE CLEVELAND, MIZE I BRIDGES Post Office Drawer 2 Sanford, Florida 32771 Telephone: 305.322.1314 Attorneys for Petitioner Publish: February 24, March 3, 12, 323-3910 MATURE ONLY 2111 Adams Ct..quiet, 1g.) BR. top Ave N.H. &sis1, i.e. $80 Sayvises Drive. $1ks 3$ Pt. Laedsr, PL 31354 Ar.s Cs(3N) IN THE COUNTY COUR. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 7931$CC.1$.J STATE OF FLORIDA, EX REt., DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, State Attorney for the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of the State of FlorIda, on behalf of the Honor-able John E. Polk. Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, ' . - V - •i • .. . - , . h. •---- ..-. -Y vs ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT bearing serial number 310.00)0 and tail number NiOlO Q, • Defendant. -=PJJR.f ----- -_V_f.r -_ 1----I-. -V -- . -.----- UInuJ-L- . V V -- - i ---- - ________ . Mgr.asa Production Expeditor. 121 0759 SLONGW000IS 3 BR, 11. b, pool. $323 mo. 3 BR. lenced yard, trees, stereo speakers, beautiful cord. range, ref NEW carpet. $33000. Will Sell FHA-VA. IFERN PARK-LAKEFRONT.. 3 BR, 3 bath, screened porch, seawali & dock. NEW carpet & paint, 510's. SiSOdep. Avail March I cant, clean, range & ref., nice wooded lot. Avail about 31. $273, lease 031.2512. ••ALTAMONTE SO Near Mail, hospital, churches. Lovely 3 BR, fenced yard, Fam. Pm. screened porch. $31,900. 33—Houses FUrnished Ii? Garrison Clean 2 BR, Fam. Rm,, carport, drapes. Lease. deposit $)53, S34 6348. CALL US RE-FHA-VA LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOANS Excellent opportunity for the neat appearance & drivers license necessary. Cook's helper, full time. Call between 9. 12. 323-0963. Immediate openings for warehouse men I main? men. Please apply in per-son at Har Car Aluminum Products Co. Sanford, Fl. Part lime housekeeping, evening waitresses & part time cook. Apply Days Inn Sanford. oIlorida,esrelDouglasCheshlre, Jr 'State Attorney for the Eight. Seminole County Fohruonyl1.7,5,0, SI. 17. P* to. 55 II, *0.11. *,ch1.LL1I7,5., ii, .4 - 40-A—Apartments & Duplexes for Sale - Splendid Apt. Bldg., finest location. Four spacious 7 BR units, all rented. High yield. Good investment at $63,000. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. Realtor MLS. 323-3774 3-2'.i Townhouse$I2,0001 assume I pct. mortgagi. Pool, Clubhouse, TennIs. 3222217. 41—Houses HAL COLBERT REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR Completely fenced corner lot. $23,750. 3237832 EVENINGS 3fl 0612 322.1517 322.7171 -.' AAA EMPLOYMENT RESERVATION 1ST Fun lob good his, good typing & nice personality required. 6457 days; 322.711) eves & wk ends. BrokerContractor. VA F HA-23,5.Conv. 'Ilomes Low Down Payment Cash for your loti Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprises, Inc. Mcdii Inc.. Realtor 6443013 Must have recent exp. Exc. Co. benefits. * PORTER Will train, steady work. We have buyers. Homes, Lots I Acreage n..d.d. Call for Free Appraisal. lIP Ilusthdty,hc. 2321 PARK DIt 322.2110 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 3224251 3220441 "DEAL With STEMPEK" "I Keen Your TEMPER" 'STOP SUPPORTING Land- * dInate to Const. mortgage. IF rot ready to build, excellent INVESTMENT. OWNER will FINANrF. * FISH CAMP with restaurant on St. Johns River. Terms. *MOOERN 3 BR, 2 bath home with 4 acres on East SR U. Graze your horses. Has wet behind (Pool). Under $73,000 with terms. *10 ACRES in Ostean. $22,000. CREDIT MANAGER Must have np in credit & collection, cxc. Co. * *SANFORD. 3 BR, 3 bath home. cozy Nicely landscaped. fireplace. $37,500 FHA Terms. dO ACRES Near 1.4 & SR DRIVERS public. * STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322-4w) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 563.3635 322-1959 MANAGER Co. Must have cxc. sales per. sonality, good pluons voIce. Build to suit - our lot or ya FHA.VA,, FHA 233 & 243. Public relations position. M. Unsworth Realt SAW OPE RATOR * -- 323-104) orevss..323-0317 ASSEMBLY MECHS * 101111 WELDERS * hALT MANY MANY MORE I 333.1)74 $ANFORDI I PIZZA, SUI & SPAGHETTI SHOP For Sale. PlantatiOn Plaza Hwy. 17.17.64113* Sanford- * S. Dab. Furn. from * meelk, Us wimb. Excellent. CoO 337.3 am. or 511.700. — Unhnd 24 HOUR . 322•9 Lush & cozy describes thIs 2o BR home. Eat hi flue modem I or formal DR. Situated on 3 1 *5 brIck wall Per privacy. Vt close to sluop.itug. 137,100. 1 acre plus & a stalely besuti home for the large family. I I 3½binacountrysettlng. Call fur mono ezcitlno ddails. 565.05. Saner-a wit's pool & club hot privIleges Is the setting for t kxuiry home. I U, 2 b I I Is right at $45.01 OLD HOME. 3 BR, 2 bath secluded country living, fenced, includes grove, many shade trees, 1 yr. warranty. $77,500. ASSOCIATES WANTED. CALL BILL PLATTE FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW. 600 ft. on Lake Monroe. Ten acres total. $150,000. SIX acres lake front zoned tar Multiple Residence. 5120.000. Modest 2 BR, CB home under 512.000? Yes, It's true If you act tastltt! Not fancy but a real value. CailBart Night Prepare for your Real Estate exam. Classes starting Feb 27th. Enroll early as class size is limited. Tony Coppola School of Real Estate. 645.54.0. -- SELLIRSI BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY AHOMEI WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER COUNTRY L1VIN' 4 BR, 2 bath home in Lake Mary w.C-H&A, ww carpet, Great Rim, DR. eot.in kit. All on a 1½ acre loll Also add. 1 acre avallabiel Pool planned I Many Extrasl Just 172,5001 BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 1½ bath home with new w.w carpet, C. H&A, freshly painted outside. Dining area, fenced yard, all on quiet cul-de-sacl Many Extrasl BPP WARRANTED. Just 5)1,2501 UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, I bath horneinSuntandw-Ig. FIa. Pm., built.ln bar, covered patio, newly rem. kit., vanity, new carpet in LR I Many More Surprises. BPP WARRANTED. Only 529,9001 WHAT A BUY) BR..)½ bath horns in Washington Oaks wC.H, inc. garage, Dr., breakfast bar, fencedyard& morel BPP WAR. RANTED. Wow, 121,5001 JUST LISTED 3 BR, 1½ bath home remodeled, all rms pan., new w.w carpet, fireplace in L N, Fla. Rrn., close to shoppIng & town. A buy for $240001 BEAUTIFUL) SR,2 bath home in IdylIwilde of Loch Arbor on lovely lotl C.H$A, OR, Fia. rm., breakfast bar, eq. satIn kit., patio & Morel BPP WARRANT. DOLL HOUSE 3 BR, 2 bath home in San Lanta wsplit BR plan, eat-in kit., CIlIA, w.w carpet, patio & Much Morel Yours for 136.0001 SUPER I BR, 1½ bath horns In Washington Oaks, w.CH, satin klt q lg. fenced yardl Well kspt& Morel BPP WARRANTED. Only $32,701 BATH, MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK & PINE. REDUCED TO $15,900 WITH $3,500 DOWN. Seigler Realty, Broker 321 10, 327.1517,661 133S SKYLiNE 11'w.fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 3235200 VA & FHA Financing - 43—Lots-Acreage C,oing fishing? Get all the equipment you need for those big ones with a want ad. bath home in San Lantal Blamed ceIlings, Fla. Rm. ww carpet, CIlIA, 5cr. patlot SUBMIT ALL OFFERSI Just SANFORD Building site cleared, 85xI25, wooded area. $3000 each. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN TIlE ONE THAT'S NO.11 47—Real Estate Wanted Private Party wants to buya house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 3238188 alt 7 p.m. Mdgages Bought &Sokl 50—Miscellaneous for Sale S Pc. BR suite new, 5239; 5 pc. LR new $399; Loveseat 5.44.93 & up; 7 pc. dinettes 169.95 & up; Ref. 1501 up; El. stove $60 I up; full size draperies $106. up. Sanford We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for 5650 was Queen size bed w springs & mattress. Custom made drapes. 4' KIt. Table,2 Leaves Formica Top, 6 Chairs, 1-35 3730030 Clothing, camera, chairs, TV. radio, pictures, toaster, broiler, table, lamps. 322-355). Sanford's Sales Leader Blvd. On 17-92 in Sanford. Call 333W0 Mariner's Village. 322.2420 31 Admiots Fuffttsd REALTY WORLD. Th 2131' Real Estate Agsnf REALTORS S. French (17-92) Sariti 371 5371 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Svlce m2MS REALTORS PARK _ I -_ ---- -------- - - For E,t.ste unumerial 8. P.' dential Auctions 8. Appraisals Call Dell's Auction 323 5620 7S-A--Var - - - - - 1975 Dodge Van.6cyl Straight shift, 12195 Phone 327 8146 - - 77—Junk . V Cars Removed BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to 550 Call 322 1671. 3221410 * * * * * * * * * _______________________ ________ - 68—Wanted to Buy ' -'- - - - Tu Dollar Pad for unk & used cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment. - - 78—IVctorCycles ______________________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733866or32)7i1O - Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used furniture. Refrig., stoves, tools. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 322 5721 79—Trucks-Trailers '67 Ford ton 390 Isp. lnsp dependable. $630 Osteen 323 9690 . - 68 Chevy P U 307 Original paint, body excellent, wide radials.. chrome wheels, new rings, bearings, valves, carb. kit.. Hurst floor shifter, all under 1200 mi 51695. 8340513. 80—Autos for Sale ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any cOndition 641 8)26 _________________________________ - - 1976 AMC Matador lOP Air Cord . New Tires 52)95 Phone 322 5116 72—Auction OI50050S00000O000•S S PUBLIC AUCTION Mon., Feb. 26, 7 PM • I To be sold at Public Auction contents of used furniture store SOME THING FOR FVERY ONE. 1 CASH DOOR PRIZESS VISAMASTER CHARGE Sanford Auction • 12155 French Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a' public AUTO AUCTION ever TuesdayS. Saturday at 1:30 lt' the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 90.4 25583)1 for further details. jUST MAKE PAYMENTS--'69 to 75 models. Call 339 9100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) 3731310 SOSSISOSIIS•OSSSSSO Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 337 0121. 52—Appliances - Auction Saturdays 7 PM Sanford Ave at Hwy. 127 Consignments welcome Kelloqgs Auction Sales 32) 7050 AZALEA PARK FARMS All types of Pet Training Obedience-basic & advancedfamily protect ion, auto protection & more LOW, LOW FAMILY RATES Fully guaranteed or Money Back Your home or ours. Deltona local (3051571 2898 51—Household Goods ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & maltress $23.95 ea. PC.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables 139. Sanford I PET TRAINING CENTER Christmas lay-away, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for 51)6 cash or take up payments of $17 ' __________ Customized inSide & out 530 5237 Paying $15 mens, 57.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling- any condition. 3231681. lCaptains Chairs. 327-1918 72—Auction _________ '16 Chevy, 6 cyl auto van AKC Champion Ped. Chocolate Toy Poodle, male 2' yrs. Obedience trained, house broken. neutered, $80. Azalea Park Farms, Deltona local 5742098 Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford, 3228121. Solid Maple Dinette Table Roundwlleaf& - - 4 **** i - MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 062-115) - ShepPi.rd Pups. Reasoi,abfe Call aft. 5-i WkS old 373 9136 WILL BUY EXISTING iS? 6. 2nd Mtg. Broker. 825 No. ID I - *** * * * * Losing your home & Credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 322-0216. Vacation time us here gel what you need for a happy time with a CIasific.4 Ad 1970 AMC Hornet, I Dr Standard. $175 Call 327 1443 D OPENING!! NOW IN SANFORD -. KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230691 DRIVERS UNDER 25 ...CaII 323.2454 NEW LOCATION HWY. 17-92 a Lake Mary 53—N. Radio Stereo V Blvd. walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balance 5)15 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 0)1-1714 day or night. LAKE MARY. Nice treed, lake Good Used Televisions. $75 ana up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 322 0332 FORREST GREENE 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo. AM. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable, S track tape player. view 1O013O. $10,000. INC. REALTORS 5304033 or 339-4211 eves. 62 acres E. of Sanford. $2200 per acre. Terms. William Malic. zowski, Realtor. 322.7953. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of SI) per mo. Call 1)1-1714 for free home demonstration. AWC. &'Hsating Home Improvements Central Heat & AIr Cord. Free EsI. I Man, quality operation Call Car I Harris at 8 yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 55—Boats & Accessories SANFORD AREA 95'xl25' CORNER LOT NEAR LAKE MONROE, CLEARED FOR BUILDING. $7,500. 1S'x130' HOMESITE.. 014. BAHAMA OSCEOLA NEAR JOE'S. $1,500. HIGHWAY FRONTAGE ON 17.92 NEAR LAKE MARY. 400' AT $750 PER FRONT FOOT. Housc boat 26 ft. Yukon Delta. 70 hp Johnson Elec. tIlt. Custom trailer. Monroe Harbor Dock B. 20 ACRES WOODED ROLLING LAND NEAR HWY U. $3,500 PER ACRE. TERMS. 5 ACRES LAKE FRONT IMPROVED PASTURE. $4,000 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS. 'EUSTIS AREA 17) ACRES WITH 100 YEAR OLD OAKS, PINE I FARM ACRES. $513 PER ACRE. RAINBOW SPRINGS AREA S ACRES HIGHWAY FRONTAGE 13,750 PER ACRE. TERMS. 40 ACRES FORMER ORANGE GROVE. ACCESS TO PRIVATE AIR STRIP & 330 ACRES OF LAKES. $2,000 PER ACRE. TERMS. ROLLING HILLS 1. PINE COUN. TRY, GREAT FISHING I HUNTING. 30 ACRES AT $1,300 PER ACRE. GREAT TERMS. CROCKETT LOG HOMES "LOGS 1. LAND GO HAND IN HAND" 51101.11 REALTY SICKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 34*1 MyrtIsAve Sanford Sanford 321- 4O Orlando 327.1577 Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm. & Res. 337 0200, BeautyCare 2931 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fl.. 32771 Income - 322 )fli for appt. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 57—Sports Equipment RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. SI Scott Reagan 322-5177 Free pick up & delIvery for all tax returns prepared In Feb. Con fidentlal, personalized. From 55. CeranElUs Ph. 1624112. 9 am. to 7 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky Showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671-7617 'essn'klng 62—tiGurden AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322-914) Eves alter 41 weekends FILL DIRT TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323.7500 64—Equipment for Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet CARROLL'S FURNITURE 332.5151 -Pet3.Supplias LOVE FOR SALE Loveabie Parakeets. Raise these curIous comics in your garage. I will buy back all offspring I guarantee double your in. vestment back in 15 mos. Requires 1 minute per day. I'll set you upl Enloyable hobby that paysl Money bock If you chongi your mind $100 Value. $4 PAYS ALL Birds, Cage, Nesting Ion, Literature. 333.3440 Bluesyes, IIk$Wh. $175 3oidsn Retriever male, C me. HouSe brehan, training startod. $100. Azalea Park Farms. ONlona local (*U 7741000 isake roum in your attic, garage. Sell idle ltis wish a Classif led Ad. Call a frlemdly ad.taksq at .322'2411 or 531.9903. p.m Lawn Service General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil & till dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimming. 373 2948. 59—Misical MerChandise Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Com. plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322-2255 Tax Prepared in the convenience of your home. 21 yrs. exp. 1)06. up. - 519E. 1st St., 32? 5712 Rent Our R insinvac AREA etc. Wayne Beal, 327 1321 JACK FROST- Cent. Heal & Air ROBSON MARINE GENEVA AREA PANAMA CITY AREA SUPER 3 BR, 1½ bath home In Woodmere Park w.C.H&A, Lg. Fl. Rm., Dining area, fenced yard&Much Morel BPP WAR. RANTED. Just $30,001 anywhere. - Television-25" Color, Beautiful Three lots with Twenty-three (23) orange trees. 322 05.48. Lake Mary, Florida OCALA FANTASTIC Spanish Style 3 BR, 2 news items you will find - AKC Golden Retriever Puppies Top Blood lines, northern bPd Guaranteed against Hip d's playsia Parents OFA certified, Show Qualify 1125 1 male 8. 1 female. Ph. Azalea Park Farms Deltona local (305) 571 7898 131-7961. 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, 1½ 5 acres LIt. Sylvan area. Best Terms. 520,000. William MaIIczowskl, Realtor. 322-7953. STENSTROM REALTY Classified Ads are the smallest big mo. Will take trade as part payment Call 83)11)1 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3227490 InCREALTOR MLS or All or part Fairway Prop. 3236040 Work Clothes, Hats, Caps ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 372 5791 Harold Hall Realty 323.5774 Day *** 10,60 Comm. Bldg. Sanford. BUY SELL TRADE 3)1.315 E. First St. 3225622 42—Mthile Homes - WILSONMAIER FURNITURE CHARMING old two story 3 BR, 1'7 B home on picturesque lot. Many unique features make this an outstanding home. $69,950. travel trailer park. Near intersection SR46 and I-I. 5.5,000 per acre. Monday, Feb. 26, 1979-38 65—Pets-Supplies OFF ICE SPACE-Sanford 200 sq. tt. to 2100 50. ft. 41-A Fl. Property Siberian Husky, 1 yr. 1 01-1111. Pool. Adults only, en of Airport LoU Ada. Just I BR Apt.. mpI0101y pr-hess. Newly carpeted & painted. Adults, $175 me. + utIlities. let, last a Is't. After 4:30. 103. 1497. BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED nees to be restored. 2 BR, 1 B. CB home also on property. Approx. 1.5 acres. $65,000. ED. Just 143,2001 REALTOR 912 French 44 interchange. $400,000 Terms. Local delivsry, good Co. in. teresting work dealing with Immaculate I BR, 2½ bath country home on 3+ acres. Office or workshop in garage, shade & fruit trees. Warranty. $89,500. 3056688696 & 1308026. Eve & wkends 904-7)1 8961. need is a sitI plan. Will subor. PROOF OPERATOR VACANT, zoned to construct 2 duplexes. 11.300. Zachary R. Tribble. Realtor, paved road. Convenient to shopping ONLY $1500. All you * OFFICE & HOME, most con. fortabte home in Lk. Mary w space for office, beauty shop, what have you. Zoned comm. 541,900. JOHN KRIOER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 332.7111, Sanford * 1mm. openIng prefer grocery exp. -S Vacation time is here...get what you need for a happy time with a Classified Ad Peg. Real Estate Broker per-son, lots of public contact. CASHIER EVE. 323 0185 ASSOC. 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access from $1,100 per acre. $150 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. lords. Build your DUPLEX Bldg. oruthls landscaped6lxlas.; city lot with utilities available on Action lob for attractive outgoing 100 YEARS OLD, 2½ story frame, WANT TO SELL? * RENTAL CLERK OUTSTANDING. 3 BR, 1½ B. Large corner lot. Lots of storage space. C-H&A. $29,900. DAY 322.7111 BROKER pand. $57,500. YOUR FUTURE OUR CONCERN LOWFEE-TERMS $25,000. JOHNS SAULS AGENCY It. frontage on SR. room to cx W. Garne$tV.inite * 3235116 * MANY MANY JOBS! ZONED GC-2. 2 BR, lB. Frontage on busy French Ave. Ideal office or small business location. BUILDING LOTS 1- lot, Holly Ave. 8. Cedar. Water 8. Sewer. $2730. 1- lot. 'h & Pine' St 52250 2 lots Roosevelt Ave., paved street, water on property, septic tank 13,000. NEED commercial property? 130 %. - New 233 Homls, I pct. interest to qualified buyer. $21,000 to 531,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2257. John 425.0434. 70) Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. 46—Commercial 3 BR, 1 bath home Fam. Rm. Fenced backyard, carpet, drapes, nice neighborhood. $28,000. INCOME. Going Business with rental property. Everything goes for $55,000. rirr ?#a/ ik/, (/ Exp.ri.nced full tim. cook Apply Inperson Holiday Inn, Sanford assignment. Homemaker-s Up. 339-0309 339 0501 PRIME LAND. 30 acres zoned for 3 BR, 1'., bath Valencia Ct. area, One(1) house left, new) BR 2 b C HIA, w•w carpet. 5~ in). 322. Nurses, RN's & LPN's, Aides, Live.ln companion, short teim EAUTORt CLEAN AS A WHISTLE.? BR, Sb, new paint, new roof. Large family room. Owner will assist in financing. $23,000. Housekeeper Full Time. Christian woman, references, own trans. Benefits. Sweetwater Oaks. 569 0339. eeltiJudiclaiCircuItoltheStat,oI Fiitida,00 behalf 1 the Honorable JoIn U. Polk,. Sheriff of Semkiele gety, Florida, has filed a Rule to Stilp Causa In the Eighteenth Judi. cl Circuit Court of Floçida asainof aand ill parties having an in. I In One CeeMa 3)0 AIrcraft number 310010 and tai)'numberN IslOOtoshow came atej the aforesaid alraaf$ should nelbs forfeited to the use of the lh4rlffotseminoleCourdy,F$erida, pufluaw to Section 751.11, FIends S*aiAe$. YOU have 30 days from February 4th, 1979, t* contact thu NoflorablI Harold F. Joimsesu, Cites. ty .Judge, Seminole County Court. Pui Sanford. Florida 33771,19 you ha any defenses to iuirt to *4 artlen or claims t file against thuS eoi*itw aircraft. Otherwise, It'. airraftwillblforfeltodtotMuwof thq,Saueriff of Seminole County or saig at PuslIc AUCtIOn *ITNESS my hand and seal of 114 Court on th, )ud day of F,197, - Warehouse for lease, 16,000 sq. ft. Call 3325313 or contact Jungle Laboratories Corp. P.O. Box 2015, Sanford, Fla. 32711. General Rest. helper, P.T days, * VOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HREBY NOTIFIED that the State 37—Business Property right person. Mail Salary requirements I lob history to Box 13, co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Corporations Owning, Having or Claiming An Interest In or Lien On the-Above Described Aircraft. .-V.•_-- -.-.-••-- Local Mfg. Co. needs an cx. perienced person to assist Plant Career position w.fast promoting • - Full time L.PN, 11.7 shift. Apply In person Lake View Nursing Home, 9)9 E. 2nd St. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Any parties having an In. ternt in ONE CESSNA 310 AiR. CRAFT bearing serial number 310. ooiO and tail number- NiOlO Q their hews. assigns. and successors in in. teresi, and all persons, Firms, and ____ V - Plaintiff, •Arttwr H. kckwIth. s Clerk of the Court "ay: Jasn I. WiIha 'Deputy Clerk Bclrd 00 County ., Rig. Real Esta'- roker 2636 Sanford Ave 32—Houses Unfurnished Apply in Person Holiday Inn, Sanford OWNER OPERATIONS Mercury Motor Express needs owner operators & multi. contractors to run the East Coast. Home on weekends, advances on each trip & fast weekly settlements. I yr. over the road exp. requIred. Call Donald Beck or Bob Bevis toll free 1.800.45-6372. EOE. 41—Houses BATEMAN REALTY Jimmie Cowan, 310 Palmetto Ave. IS INFLATION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to help fight back. For details call 6443O1 41—Houses town, very clean & roomy. See WVON %9 1919 DEG.123 (S$AL) V Nsrmu A. Lsvi ____ . - will beanswsred . • ' =_. • •. _____ • We need an experienced __ Please contact In strictest coididince: • • V-.- . Tecksidmis •. • '--t.-__t-- ' ___ _____ -- . ... - • . _____ MSCbMICII lupineere Project Ilactrisic 1iSlns Mschsical 1a.sers ___ ____ ___ V liini .. ... . -. ___ 'flMDAY, MA$ E ___ '- __ _______ _____________ ___ ___ ___ ____ Open ... . _____ ____ . ____ _ bar.4Cs.wes annual i4ofa4 1,8 10p.m., Dilloas Cow*ry Club. Cocktail boar, 110p.m.fallowsdby helM dinnerat7:$p.m., proom, mule and__ PESO'. s AiW, J.ba Yousg Maeun,ith iIiv. Putt. Tmlis Fan Ins, 7:$ n.m.; 10* miSer 1f . '. Wi Need PSIPIS 1*3iSR4 la 1 •5pØ55 I PIliSI OU*1P -_ __ __ call Honey Rages M Bear t -- We need 20 well mannered people w•pleasant telephone voices to work WSPeCial local radio station promotion programs. MuSt be able to work 9 a.m..3:30 p.m. or i p.m..9 p.m. shifts. Apply: Perce Building, Suite 3 ___ ________ AgtS. for Senior Citizens. Down. Maintenance man. Full time. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent, 950 Melionville Evening Herald, Sanford, Furnished LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't be here. if you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week. call 1100.432-5.403 anytime for recorded message. S100.$300 WEEKLY • Sanford. Pa . •• . V AM As 1shean asaried by 5pnMg4, (b'i A.. .1 Media y&aII. 11:30 n.m., Lord øinlss, Aitmeout. rkgs. 31—Apartments Waitresses Wanted - BethuaeCMmu ______ vnr l8—tioIpn - Ares SALESRECEPTIONIST Management position with fast moving Co. We nepd aggressive sales personality, good phone nnod 'ersonali',' Salary _____________________ + Comm Call Carol 323.31't. _______________________ _______ DelS Between10a.m.&7p.m,daiI _ 4-.Personals _____ i'cbogL to work 9 a.m..9 p.m. daily or shift work possible. Apply: Perce Building, Suite) 3rd & Magnolia I •' ______ (Stil) Perks Far rvMjm. rn..n•... 3$c • - mannared '•: ______ _____ ____ I - Sheave Tuesday Pancake Supper, 6 p.m., Holy Cross Episcopal Pariah Hall, Sanford. Sheave Tuesday Pancake and Hans Sapper, 6-8 pin., St. Richard's Episcopal Church perish hail, 5151 Lake Howell Rd., Tanglewood. Sanford Sertansa, 7 am., Sambo's Winter Springs Serum., 7:30 n.m., city hail. N. Edgemon Ave. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. L.ugweed Sorties., noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. fliluets Club .4 Central honda, 1:30 p.m., 2424 Edgewater Drive, Orlando. Weight Watchers,? pin., Summit Apis., Cuselberry and Sanford Woman's Club, S. Oak Ave. Overeater. Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Ught, Sanford. V Parenin Anym.ui, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Cau.lberry. Aviation Modelers, 7:30 pin., Hobby Depot, Sanford. DeBary Players, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 Wekiwa Chapter DAB, 1:30 p.m., United Methodist (3iurch, DeBary. Speaker, Charles MacNeil alated by Mr.. Parker Bitner on "American Heritage." CW.4be!Ty Rotary, 7:30 am., S&S Caferla. (Med. R.tary, 7:30 am., the Townhouse. Sealend ZiwanI., noon, Civic Center. Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.m., 1 Robin Rd., Altamonte Springs. Sanford OptImist, noon, Holiday Inn. 8l.d Seresaders, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. SsarllgM Premenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Sh Bond Overeater. Aaym.ui, 7:30 p.m., Aifamonte Mall, V WEEKLY people wV900d transportation Por light dpl work w* knnij, t. RATES Trascendental Mediation, lecture, 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L, Altamonte Springs DeBary Republican Club 7:30 p.m., Community Center. Speaker, James Pence president of SE Volusla Republican Club. Diet Workshop, 10 n.m. and noon, Student Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7 p.m., Mon tgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte SprIngs; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand. Weight Watchers, 10 n.m., Ascension Lutheran Church; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. TOPS Chapter 71, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. AltamoeteSouth SIuoIe Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, SR 436. Sanford AlAeen, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church McKinley Hall. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1)1 W. First St. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 Spring luncheon and fashion show, 12:30 p.m., Lutheran Church of Providence Boulevard and Dunlop Drive, Deltona. Sponsored by Women's Guild. For reservations call 730-314?. Care and Feeding of the Body discussed by three ex• perts, 7:30 p.m., UCF Science Auditorium. Call 275-2123. _______ We need S well _______ -- - -- - $100S200 ____ Alterations, Dreumaking Drapes, Upholstery - Ugt* Houling 322-0701 Grooming & Bosrng ANIMAL HAVEN dog 0. Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Heated kennels. 332-5752. Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349 5371 Mriwing No Job too large or small. Complete lawn service Free estimate. 323 185) HonisCiosning Painting Brown's Pressure Clianing. Mildew removed, paint preparation. Houses, Mobile Homes. 531-9535. - Painting by Anthony Corino xp. in au phases Lic.l.Ref Horns Inmwments Retired Maint. man. Remodeling, room additions, roof repairs. patching. Ph. 323-5543, 331.0113. 3220071 - - DANNY'S PAINTING Interior-ExterIor House Painting Licensed- Insured Bonded FREE EstImates. (305) 3229440 lunthing Service CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR SO. BALINTIASSOC. 322-5643 Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free est. 323-5214. PERMATEX COATING I HOME IMPROVEMENT 1314139 S314$41 PAINTING, CARPENTRY ICABINETS 323-012 INSULATION- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, Ilbirglas I Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 3211039 or 04.734ø05 collect. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS " Repairs, Leaks, Fast Svr-v ice Chg.Cds.Accep$ed 327.1l Prusur.Clsaning '' WOW WASI4ONWHEELS -'. Houses, Mobile Homes, Trucks., Comm. Bldg.471-1I5S TsSsa :r TREE REMOVAL. TrimmI.g' stump removal, licensed I in. sured. FREE est. 162-1117. TO LIST YOUR BUSt DIAL 322.26 for 131•9993 I , -, �48-4v,nIng Herald, SnIOrLFl. aLONDIE Monday, Feb. by Chic Young ,i I BORROW I' M004 RWALLET RAVE ANY MONEY IN II WWALLET> YOUR P A jJ3 TE , I ACROSS 45 Pungent SURE NOPES M.BuM5TEAD DOu LOT EFT __ I Jesus THAN Al HE YEPSI T~ monogram JJ P) ticle 54 Nimbus 55 Fabulous bbirdd 10 Boomi; 12 Story 66 Din fabricator 5 UF O POWNI 6002 2061 ,IACT LIKE THAT (2 wds) 24 Garment seam 26 Over (Get.) il1lD • i1 science (abbr.) CO 9 Grain ! E 35 Tell 38 Double T4 - Qh ( I6 - - - - - - rtnsr ______ . I5" 37 — MOM - ARCHIE ITS ETTING OKAY, OKAY, CLOWN, STOP DUMMY! EAR THE 5U6GIN'ME I'M TYPING DEADUNE! 'YO(JLL GET IT' rrup WHAT AIZTICLE IS REGGIE WRITING I NOW! ROOM - I - - p...... 27 . .., I 3 15 39 13$ - . ____ by Bob Montana ____ - — - - — 47 - - 53 ' - - —— 48 49 - - 50 - 57 TALONS WITH 59 58 • ——— ___ 60 — — — -. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) .. [J I (3 1 _______ / C) 0 4' (,, HOROSCOPE ',, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ForTuosday, February T_ 14 EEK & MEEK iii by Howie Schneider r I Li I I DEAR READER necessarily dangerous. depends, UOfl whether or not YOU need it. If a person suffers number 1012, Salt: Your Vital from salt depletion, as a heavy Sodium and Potassium n 1dghtbe useful to replace the body's long, stamped, self-addressed normal salt content. We all envelope for it. Send Y01a have salt In our blood and request to me in care of this aPr, tissues and It is essential to our RUNG RIWG 8 I 27, 1979 YOURBIRTHDAY drawn. Febrisary17, LEO (Jtdy 23-Aug. 22) You Lady luck will be watching could be Invited to some cononethlscoming year. You could will benefit you In a large way. acquire a fattened bank ac- Take care not to let the cat out count, have mon romance and of the bag. noUnapics"oulL . . VU= (Aulg. XWWVL 211) P9CM (Feb. *March 35) Others qWcIdy sce that your Ibm with whom you associate judgment is Especially keen find You 40POcially charming today and will want you to be 0 IL bv Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP REALLY V W)T LISTEN, ,[ YC(J*VE GOT ME ALL WRONG'" A GOOC7 GIN AT HEART. PO TO PROVE IM SINCERE? I1 i i 19i, AI -\ — . 10 ' -'I,-- and appealing today. Your the decision-maker. You'll popularity is at a high point, so make all the right choices. make the most of it. Find out LIBRA (Sept. 23Oct. 23) You more of what lies ahead for you can look r Dame Fortune to In 1979 by sending for yo ur copy open doors leading to benefits of Adro-Grapb Letter. Mail $1 for you in thie area of your work for each to AdroGrh, P.O. or career. Don't waste her orccadorl. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) birth sIi. Gestures of goodwill from ARMS (March 21-April 19) friench and associates will be Don't be afraid to depend on offered to you In large those little hullots today. They measures today. Some ng will prove to be quite reliable. rather nice could come Youl bow how to bland InSAGITTAPJUS (Nov. 23-Dec. tuition with reason. 21) One with whom u will TAURUS(April &May 10) A have Wwg emotiorsal ties WW co*e of key people will make have you on his or her m1nd fteyld,rg that they Arc onyoix today. A gift might be trside today, whieb amm you of thcoming. of the majority. BUGS BUNNY u A MU5H,RIPPSYP COMPLAINT This IS OUR AOUT THE NEWEST Mt1.i ONE ou 0L.PMUAsT I L.coAT IV I I MA'Y9E I C'f4 FELL. OUT A$' THE HANPLE WAS I CWACKEPI HhiM... '4 A MIKE SOMEWHERE I I REFUP4P.' I _____ jrvvi5, nIUiflIUflU •. r ( on I WIN sly Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: East by Bob Thivs - r so propria or Begin to part in the talk under the current co Uos, the sour: said. Washington, White House delayed comment on rael areual to send Begin to Under these the Cabinet decided that prime minister i.e not in a position to participate in the proposed meeting with Dr. . r -. . . - / ... . . . broad pictur. wil : , .IWA . .. .. - / / - ,. . / / - ' j - - - / I . . / / -.- / / '., - .. / / / / • B DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Seminole County Director of Human Resources Troy Todd will take a lower position" in county government March 13, but his hard line" approach to social services will be maintained, according to County Administrator Roger Neiswender. Netswender said Todd has asked for reassignment but Todçt declined comment."! don't know where you heard that," he said, prior to Nelswender's confirmation. "He has asked for reassignment because the pressure of the position has had an adverse effect on his health," Neiswejider said today. "Todd feels he has accomplished what the county commission originally wanted accomplished in evaluating programs. The positions he has had to take hindered his effectiveness In dealing with personnel in operations," Neiswender said Despite Todd's departure, his "hardline" approach to social services Is not likely to change, the county administrator said. "The board and I Instructed Todd to dig into situations and give objective evaluations. He was not free lancing around at his own direction." Nelswender said. "The change in leadership will not mean the board Is deemphasizing financial and program responsibilities. The need for reasonable justification of programs and good sound management will continue. This will not change. Some times a Nelswender said. rr Since last summer, Todd has been at the center of two con- troversies. A poverty agency, Seminole Community Action . angrily charged Todd was insensitive to the needs of the poor and demanded his ouster. In Auguet, the Semindle County Health Department medical 4 1 131010704L 7jaifa Dr. Haim& III=' by'"M to nwke medical and social decisions affeding her department. She said be was not qualified to make medical decisions. Todd denied he was making medical decisions, but COUNTY TRAFF1C AIDE MICHAEL REMON READIES SIGNS Tm-TIM'Ef 0 regulatory sips in Orange County. Fifty-two bus stop signs removed on we orders of the Sanford city manager will be back In place soon on the instructions of the 46 That is not the law, " responded Knowles. The law UYS YOU cannot put a bus stop sign on a regulatory sign." "I would suggest that city commission, TODD, AL*IOTPlPN'T iw IT PACK OME 10N16HTP Y EVERY IN '5 -. Ajf . WHAT HAPPENS NOW?' CA4'T I PROVE PIPN'T ROB THE TRAPE CENTER? WHY _____ .. . . .. . '- , - . . ' 4 . camel," quipped Mayor Lee P. Moore. Commissioner Eddie Keith agreed Knowles'objections seemed to be extraneous. .I.• tines • 10.000 , 00 ,,00 e All WNT*U 7000 mum RU 1.000.000 000 . .. - - whore you .... heard that' L 500.000 .. n. 100.000 I , // f iSp tgi by 1. K. Ryan $ • AS A PATU CIRY0 Item 1W **I ,. I made by Generalissimo Somoza, the brother of Nicaraguan dictator tell the story. Anastasio Somoza, today. that two foreigners are It seems, McMlllan said, Central American county bu been delayed on a &By basis since due in part,"to a breakdown in the court of the estate, McMillan soild. "Nikki's telephone conversations are very systems there." guarded. Apparently she is McMIllan "I think we've gotten along pretty darn well without It," he choosing her words carefully. If she didn't said in her speak Spanish she would be loak" McMillan said. ... kv At Looking Central Florida Regional city administrators. Con- IM commission voted 4.1 to think membership in the abseace witheat pay to look the .. . Lykens Police Lt. William Lykeu,a1$yw vetersin of dw form will aw a waste of . Stenstrom criticized $3.50 initiation fee and 11,349.111111 annul assessment Nd UM the city does nd nod . •. said the conversation with Thursday will depend on a favorable decision to be Gesseralissimosomon will latest conversation by rn a Matoger Www E. KnOWWL Both contended 'a V /1!. - will be beelOU =the Xdmialstrator Itoger Seminole County attorney Nelswender, Miss Clayton at noon Wednes&y. Join the council, rejection planning . ___________________________ 0 Her iatiit plan Is to leave oppo" of WHERe fl.SAYS # OvER NlokkieIs In Nicaragua native Nicaraguan and that Assistant County Attorney shoWd give MrL CI8yt011 Bob McMillan today, her departure from that an edge In pinin control the city future growth problems and have a voice In recom. I spends approximately $1,700 mendations to the dato and annually in dues and memfederal government, Sanford bership fees in various has decided to join the East professional organizations for . ,,,. i Stenstrom said .180,0000,-)o -;6 F 'I don't know In en effort to anticipate said. .. rift P eAw. A*W. rNsw 600.000 1— -- A i. . . - " ByMAXERILETlAN Herald8taffWrfter 900,000 . i nford'Jo*ins TO Plan r Growth Needs - •. A (rkl( (JL_. LJ.. .. 11 Barga n ng On state gold mine —among other valuable properties. Miss Clayton's stepmother Is a S . -lii: THL NIKKI CLAYTON ODD p .... PR ESI DEN " T SOMOZA trip to Nicaragua to settle her father's estate. But, according to Seminole County but placed on signs In to pay or a separate pole, said Kirchhoff. Sniord -of-way, thus giving Knowles the He also said bus stop signs ard Wowed on authority to remove them. ••.'•' . ' Invalid if a bus stop sign was also attached to the same pole. " you're M ant toso cost taxpayers more, boom they will have ' . 1 challenging Miss Clayton's "I can't seeany reason we shoulcin't put the signs up and leave them up wa & court tells save taxpayers funds. us to take am down," said Keith. Ifwehavetojutopaseparatepolefor Simiecoutyc ingup each bus stop sip when we may have a no the sips Monday afternoorl.. par sign same on, will The bus Mop markers were paid for by .' ___ ' steptnotber's right to the estate which Includes a • BECAUSE-. I'M REALLY GUILTY r fv Miss Clayton left , l I Seminole County two weeks ago for a four-day _____________________ .. IS e Knowles said arrests for violating the provisions of the regulatory sign would be terpretstion," said Kirchhoff. Pig. SA .. Page ZA is not the law and that is only an in. way signs. But the commission Interpreted the law differently and overruled him. County Commissioner William Kirchhoff, ocity. s ns hard line has been taken. The requirement that social agencies show funds are properly administered and services actually delivered will remain. Some of the hard evaluaticrnswflcontinue. We are not interested in back-sUding in areas of accountability," / bfJfl shOUt Its decision, "The prime minister Is prepared at any time conven- 1 ; "There are three or four vacancies in the system for which he maybe considered. One of the areas initially discussed is in the manpo wer organization," Neiswender said. / - - - / / -. discovered a federal regulation he says prohibits the attachment of bus stops to high- g by Stan L. and John Romlt gff . . - Washington Immediately, if necessary, if Carter wanted to maldn pocen,or4owisam 4NL 1tQucJ:' TUMBLEWEEDS 1 / -. - ' Ia2 . when City Manager Warren E. Knowles in the context of recent developments and questions coomming the waterw relaUnited '-ne and Israel, It Be& He declined to answer report Frorri a your . I .. for States Dud who AMmed bef0m the city Commission withthe theUntlod president to to discuss rig Monday w on matters related to the peace the parking sigro, said the measure would '• . • .. for Begin to go to isat to President Carter to leave 0 Jx ,rf , 5 YOU ruiu 0ut t WSM good hand when there Is no sponse to partners onegte suliswt'l by way of a have a chanceor 'E riP t other satisfactory forcing spIe og t,wiId. Lady Lack will one notrurnp way. bit" bod in IL fle: ?e ive The North hand CANCU(Junefl-July)In AQUAIUIJ8 (J $F.b 19) a value to fiie two 10 spots.' he mod. Tomorrow, we'll answer her your dsIIirrs today keep the This Could be ofle of those lucky ern use ota:u bid. tMnp 1 all days wheii are *nd,d to twelve high-card points and befor. you at APEREWERPRIM yo on a silver p'att er, with support for all unbid suits, istimes. The North wants to be In tame I llistopiacooncstbeoulhlneia little or no effort on y p (Fora copy ofJACOBy MOD. after his partners ta eout ERN, send $1 to. Win it Oswald: "In the old s per. P.o. Biox aq. R&di he could jump to two spades Station, Now York, N.Y. 10019.) COMP LAIuNT 10 • ' Khalil," Begin said in a prepared statement. 0 lox AXXX By Oswald Jacoby -. .. Thursday. Be& low mom iss"" on of aw ZgFilstion 4i /.ff dr -' iui as earl / JAr.' ministers were upset that E gyptian resident Anwar You hold: and Aho Sontag yj g;e• The sources said the Cabinet allowed to ride. Then a see. ond spade lead picks up Opening lead: 3 P David.) Sadat was not to participate in the meetiq. The Cabinet decision was to anger reportedly the 5 with Egypitian prime minista Mus- • % But . (Dec. n-Jan. Osw&W: "There GEMN11 (May 21400 30) CAPRICORNcanyu A California reader with, with bold time when a cue bid always the above hand asks two today,nce This could be a red4ottsr day wows '"!" showed is more Today, it is used to show a questions. First, our re- . ... siifts, at £& Cabinetvoted 14-2 to reject the Invitation temporariy use would belnap. weak suit. Today a two-.. spade bid would show nine or ten points and be highly invitational, but not forcin.0 and South would pass with its niinlmwn double." Alan: "South isn't too happy when forced s or when his to artner bid umps to game, but thin$s look good when he sees th e - de '4r' r .•_ . '". '- . The Begin to attend a swnrnit because of a W hardening Egypt's 5P*I the peace talks. But Begin said he would be wllllngat anytimetomeet with Carter concerning relations the United States and Israel. Begin said it was evident to e Cabinet t VC Y1 of level talks In Wuhington no Pr was made toward IarIEYPtian agreement. the contrary,a more extreme position by was 'aw'" . rans er • rvuces io .. .. whelmingly decided to reject President Carta's invitation to Prime Minister Menschern likes to force with such a East's king. The diamond West North East South finesse works also and South 19 Dbl. winds up with anovertrlck." Pass 2 Pass 40 Pau Pass Pan MAN FRANK AND ERNEST JERU.LEM UP! 4 Q943 V 72 4 AK87 4K6 5 WENT EAST 0762 0 K8 9 J 953 A K Q 106 0 Q64 0,953 0732 4 1109 SOUTH dummy." • AJ 105 Oswald: "East cashes two V 84 hearts and shifts to a club, # J 102 taken by dummy's kI. The A Q $4 nine of spades is and SPIDER- _________ 2-26-A . Get I Ti dd - - Parley as a game force, but no onEr NORTH PW - . . BRIDGE AT I - L IOIt o fluldandareadveraelyaffected produca by salt. sperm, t he passage that carries Common salt, as we use it on the sperm from the testicles to the table, is aodlinn chloride. In the penis (vu deferena) is Ii state, it has in there. I would like to know ifmy. else When P salt is chances or reproduction obtained from an arm with com'"etely hopeless at tMs anythingelse,traceamouaisof tlme If so, is there any hope in Iodine are added so people will the near future? not have iodine deficiencies. DEAR READER The Impure salt may contain a answer to your questloq variety of other elements depends a lot on what besides iodine. That's true of really found during the ez sea salt. pioratory surgery. en who Itisstlllsodlnmchloride,and have had their vu deferena if you had a medical condition surgically severed ciii that meant you should restrict sometimes the have salt Intake, you certainly should sterilization operation rovernot use it If you're a 'normal sod Of the 1 healthy person and want to use done to the vas deferens, 1 : sea salt In reasonable amounts, easier then it should not harm you any 1 vu deferets is just a more than the ordinary salt you tube. A vasectomy literally.*: buy at the grocery More. Don't cuts and blocksube to dew expect any miracles from because there are no real Iwoiildthlnkyour best bet foi beneficial effects from sea salt reconstruction to provide a that you should not be able to or passageway might be t from ordinary salt. one of the new rnicrosurgicsl To give You more information techniques. It's worth a con about problems with salt, I am sultatlon with such a wo1ogIca sending you The Health Letter surgeon. out for you in mom ways than fidedW information today that 4 Israe'l NI*Xes th excesive Balance. Others Who want this - 54 56 55 TEN TIPS 40 141 - 52 51 I I 143 144 42 - - - iwi IETHAT - 31 IL. REGC4E,HAVE - 26 - DON'T RUSH M9, - 21 20 23 22 .-1 U 16 111 1 19 (Icww i cat) TULT. i - Sa nford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents Lamb heart failure,. that are have children It seems that associated with retention of although my testicles do I - 71St Year, No. 164.-Tuesday, February 27, 1979 chemical imbalance and die. DEAR DR. LAMB-lam a Most people do use too much 29-year-old male. After wi salt or certainly more than they dergoing two recent oineed. There are a variety Of ploratory operations, I was medical problems, such as informed that I could neva Stooges 12 Dr. MY City Station, New York, 53 One of 3 by Art Sansom DEAR DR. LAMB - I know common salt can be dangerous and I have been reducing use of it in cooking and on Ow table. However, what about sea salt? Is It dangerous, or would it 45 Animal parks sweaft, curve It laborer might 50 Fruit pastry 5 1 Tax 2 9 Arrest 11 Leaks 15 ' F•rrow 11 American patriot 27 Orthodontists 46 Behold (Lat.) concern 48 Set of two 28 Self-esteem 49 Persia 2-2b BORN LOSER If 23 Drink Notes of debt 31 Pound (abbr.) 4 Lawless 5 Actress 32 Year 10 -npnij Frozen (ilin perfection 43 25 Lumps 42 Detoxified '-w -fl ,' w lrntates AuWLan 39 Toddlers rt 1 33 Boy Scout (9 co __ bea rer ?Standa rrd 0 t;e 19 Struggle 21 African antelope 30bFof 34 Office holds 36 Part of a shoo THE 13 DOWN a 111k 0 decor 22 Ferrous metal WHEN BEETLE POES A LETTER "a'? L t explosive (abbr.) iwarl by Mort Wal ker HE âRST --___ " BAILEY T A U 9 Dorn 20 Mysteryg . 0 R 58 Compass 15 Cattle (arch.) . A X E N R A s Sa Dangerous In Your Body Diet? 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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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 26, 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/4d4fc5667193474cceffb49c2d8fb734.pdf e5e5b96636d53232218bc7909b5f71e0 PDF Text Text 48—Evening Herald, Sanford, F). BLONDIE Tuesday, March 20, 1979 ! JUST ThOUGHT OF SOMETHING 111 WlLEOUEPIJrT1NGuR MINE OFF' / edging 5 Pelvis DAVY VIT lie Lost We" ght 0 AslI.AILLEJ IR AFR 9 Frequently 44 Maple genus / Answer to Previous Puzzle diethylamide DA:v F 42 Make an 1 Force unit FACE ON, rMTAKIP4(f-fl1 I F ACROSS 41 lysergic acid by Chic Young DEER LOA AM#~A F 14 - Girth And Found DEAR DR. 54 Treat 56 Depression mi tials 57 Always 58 Tropical fruit 59 0) the (Sp) 60 lateral part 61 Coin opening 14 Bashful 15 Massachu. setts island 17 High craggy hill 18 Not ripe 320 BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker . . r GEE! I ME5SEP IT UP!OH,PooJ I FtR6OT THE PUNCH LINE, / IDON'T NfEP PHYLLIS PIL.L.ER —4 1 3-20 2 ERj IC pjcI AfLfE DI A O RIANID 4 5 8 7 6 g 'est and look O.K., but Ihave this extra skin I'd like to get rid of. You sent thlsfeljowa letter on girth control end how to exercise to help the probIn. I'd begrateful If you would send 14 __________ - is VAY15. - - - - - 3O-( - - - - .. m Health Letter 1 T1 sending you and see where you 3 ———— 36 _ 42 - 48 47 43 - .. — control is really tightening up . -* -.., •_4.:._ -_.ir •.. S . a--. .-. 4. .. - S.. r . S '' - S t - Was really the genellic MOUM, Herald' Photos by , ..,.. - Tom Vincent nrese passengers in this 1977 lbunderbird were killed your abdominal muscles. You meaning the genes of the baby Can do this with sit ups and leg all came from her. Now, I'd like liftexerciseathat are discussed to ask if the same thing lan't In The Health Letter I am true about men. What about sending you. women who have artlflclale Now, I miet tell you that insemination? Isn't the real = — outside 01 getting the fat off and father the man who provides 45 out, and tightening up your the sperm for the artificial abdominal muscles, you can't Insemination? 49 50 51 52 • ———— 39 40 - .. . .-. __________________ 32 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents Lamb are then. am DEAR READER At that time, If you still have sending you The Health Letter aoofcessfattal.ktoagood number 3.7, GIrth Control: plastic surgeon to see if he can Avoiding The Big Middle. The help you. If you're lean and In two ini points are to get the good physical condition, a fat if your abdomen and out of competent plastic surgeon can )ji Injde of your belly cavity. do a good co6metic removal of Many people don't realize that skin and significantly improve there ls about as much fat ln your appearance. side the belly cavity as there ls outside. You simply can't DEAR DR. LAMB— I read squeeze that fat down with any your column about the form of exercise. You have to surrogate mother, the one who eliminate it and It sounds like had the baby for her friend who You've eliminated a great deal was sterile and coulcin't have of It. children of her own. You said The second aspect of girth the woman by this to me, too. 10 11 9 13 18 byArt.Sansom 3 — T— —— —— — 19 — — 20 — — — —— 21 22 23 — 31 — _____________________ — — — 12 THE BORN LOSER 1 IS4T PR!E Not a F THEY CAN WALK LIKE THAT, TOO! ussrt,,iir nesday, March 21,1979 lodweId,butd1llhadalutof ioose skin around the waist lod6Opotmda and went frt*n a sIze 38 pants to size 32. I feel vNJ 10 Length unit 33 Of ocean 19 Segregate It Anent 21 Make angry 35 lime Phoenician 23 Egg drink 40 Trailed port DOWN 24 Preposition 43 Prongs 16 Accord 27 Hindu 1 Mild expletive 20 winner 45 Skirmishes garment 46 Twist 2 Twelvemonth 22 Great 29 Ottoman 47 land measure 3 No one 24 Exude 32 Gifted speaker 4 Enroll 48 Birthmarks 25 Amphibian 34 Picturesque 5 This(L ai) 50 Babylonian 26 Rabid 36 Restricting deity 6 Hazier 28 Hebrew building 51 Director 7 President patriarch 37 Charge with Preminger (abbr) gas 8 Suppress (sI. 30 Matches 52 Vegetable 38 Minced oath 31 Shot hole-in- 55 Source of 2 wds) 39 Biblical land 9 Eight- sided one metal ______ SIR, I IT SEEMS THERE HEARD THE WAS A MONKEY CUTEST AN A... UM... JOKE... ER... r!ó I 1OjUE EN N• 1 44 - 48 eLand 3 From D Die really expect a lot more. The 53 ARCHIE by Bob Montana _ (FeoM THE GOVERNM 4TERESIED IN MY SOMEONE- FROM THE ______ LIBAY V 'GOVERNMENT WA MIS TO SEE YOUR LIBRARY, Ml?. LODGE ! J HE _ I(, WELL, NTEDT — ,)I ——— —— L a . 1 - INEWSPAPEn ENTFLIPRISE ASSN) in skin tone over the next and the woman 'who provides several mouths, to be removed surgically. So, and raises the child. But why don't you wait a year and gentic father is still the man By BERNICE BEDE OSOL qO F.040 I YOURBMTHDAY EEK & MEEK VIRGO (Aug.23..Sept.22)Mk by Howie Schneider troubl e JfJ1TJ1'— in the friends to get what you want gjsI WEST I i ( L - —----------------_--.__.... . , •, PRISCILLA*S POP y N'T U) GIVE LIP MACRAME? it would be far better to let go today. Though you might not and let someone you trust and like I It's the smart thing to do. _____ feel to be competent manage too 1'20 BUGS BUNNY S T' IT, 5YL.VSTER... L.E'5 KNOCK OFF FOR LUNCH.' -' / TthS7 youg AK6 by Stoffel I H.lmdahl ...:. HeR .. S ORThO ' PON'flT S PIP A SMUT/AX. do,.' HMM... WHAT'G ur. %1ETHJN' WRONG? / ^1. AU 40p- FRANK AND WO TRICKY! byBobThaves e - '°' __ , - Leakey bellem they are direct would have had to really struggle. tIVE U THE ' _____________ - . S -. .- . ___ _____ ______ (( ___ doubt," she said. " .. - •. • , . . . .. . • • ,,. . • • .. , . .. TUMBLE WEEDS - -. 8p'ti ...................SM Seminole, where she is employed in the EdItorial ..................IA Televise. .................73 _______ d ' t.a. ZOONIU$ V I ASK W$1 t1 S - SOT ( P ) stRIPEI.E DID vu 6'1 SOME OR W49 ayfli TII. (UPI) — A vacdoe aibnlalstsr.d to 16,856 ldren in Tamie -has been rt1 commercial loan department . ___ vaus, accordlag to stat. ipPlIt 01 HIth o1 ____ ___ coi) lid lyman. '• _the expected _ "1 was emiee more than number " Dadem said. desthe had net been reported In the pad as a corn- $es 01 the ccIne have been collected for t' 9W ft of ____ 01 the Food and Drug by caior for Disease C.Ntnl In 10 tb daft 'S "1•t 5 .se& to Slate fjHomo'egIit Dr. Dr. 3. H. krr aid Tuesday that fl crib dadha had "Bat as a precadlasry measure, Dr. Itd"uon Issued aricallofninthsddeontbel2thofuarthpen. _ ding fanther study to whether this was jug a fishe or whither there 4 have been some bad otlacts y-- .— . -"This may will be jest be a thence_____ auoclMk not FRANKFup.1'Rs / IT$Mgft gMg ___ I _____ gem _____ _________ ___ _____ m .A.. ..1I S -5 - 4w. -a 3-Jo 'S S 4 ___ - ___ D . S 5 5 a )Pf vace'n the day _____ thm __ of nci"as by chase." available. U It goes down less Seminole) $75; 4C (Coxn The total for the current Year .3Percent v.cIas n to "The concern was that there might be a problem with this particular lot but fbi this vaccine in general," Dendare said. ThsheaithoffIdaidscinedtoWnijac 01 the vaccine last said the namofacturer had been _ Dendire said each 01 the totir crib eatiis that occuroti wIthin 24 hours 01 this vaccinations happened In different in Tasusu Community Action $19,000 and among other agency prWrft* Drug Action #7,300; Some of with new services ftmd,do,gyij that county money is used for that service priority is abo* matching state or federal other agency programs. "Crib deaths occur In rather narrow range from first '.=_thi. They peak about second or month to about six mor Wd The t3IPW time cit vacthtf tons begins about the third month 01 life. "We have both events (the vaccinations and a high mddenc, cit crib ds.tha) happening at same time," Dendero __ ___ ____________ _________ Ibnd.ro described crib death as "the sudden death for unexplained reasons" of a child who had appeared to be. ___ healthy. ____ _____ ___ who died after takin the Vaccine and the conclusion was ___________ g MdIIIry readies e of th munity Coordinated Child county's total anticipated Care) $15,000; Youth Programs revenues 01134 million. Inc. $11,000; RSVP (Retired The commissioners agresil Senior Volunteers Program) that all community servi $11,000; Information and program —both oewand ili Referral $12,000; Seminole — wlllbedealtwlth.eparat ___ two In March. _____________ is a n&Ini for diheri ped$ (opb ministered tirough public health clinics. He added that the lot of vaccine In _ question has been used since about ___ OddL , Including: "nked To ur Dea S Vaccine r Children M Be Li x 1RID OMAVS s h1 1N P4LM ArH. () W4 ITTW4%f year Americans Assistance In __ 1'20 _______________ $106,500 from the county In thu increases, more money will be Project OASIS (Older ________ b. to lalpeeve methods of CrII5WSEd ................. 4 agencles are receiving a total of the tax base. If the tax base fiscal S - by T. K. Ivan ,4'1 -' _______________________________________ _____ I Congregate Meals $8,975; money will be allocated. Dees'Aby .................13 Weather ...................IA . . . . I S ________ __ ' ______ to get tougher. individually from county funds. Commissioners, In a policy The remaining three corndecision made at a workshop mlssloners — Dick Williams, session Tuesday, placed a cap Bob Sturm and Sandra Glenn on the total money which will be opted Instead to consider all allocated for all community service programs on the basis service agencies in the county of need, merit and perIn the 197910 fiscal year. foce, without a cap on the The board also decided that Individual agency funding to be the fact an agency has been approved with the total not to funded in the past will give ft no exceed the overall funding cap. advantage or assurance of 'lb. base of the total cap of being funded In the future. All money to be spent In the new agencies will have to compete fiscal year for service on an equal footing for any programs Is $1Qi,iO, the total portion 01 the funding pie. approved for the current year. Currently, eight service The base will rim or fall with __ : S - r,faI.thigall of ftscoiorand S S even Its smellS Th.Ie4iiTassn.wsagency asid Tuesday the scientIsts ANdThe clock ..........4A lknscse .................11 Spring arrivedatl2:fla.m. this morning and .................... 11 ................... fasmdthebult.r buried imder SPRING Calendar ..................a Oii ..................Carol Stafford took some time to admire the "Wo a nre find and it will flowen blooming at the Flagship Bank of ________ S -- formed." ay jar, fo ü,rr's . - . S grants bringing In another $22,661 for local service tough time in the past squeezing support of their colleagues funds ___ County Tuesday to set a maTlmtan of Commission for Independent 112,000 on, the amount any social programs here, It's going service agency can receive ;. )1ngIsij from Alma-Ata________________________________ ..jp LUNG RE$r! ____ Aj. . S big jar of bAtar in Aktobess an of forelimbe pond a housand yam ago, a remote ern Challiilge. The brain expanded sncestor — jNtuyouorl — ancient city In the west ietto meet It. And !nwkII'd was experienced a moment of Sov regIons 01 what Is (1ggaJ Aij, _____ JT - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff writer programs. If private community service Commissioners Bob French agencies thought they had and Bill Klrdthoff failed to gain '4 -S striding gait not urffike that of he was dig" out a block of ancestors of humans. humans. She said the form of rhinoceros prints. When stirThe The footprlMa, representing a the foot "was exactly the same rounding soil was removed, the moment In Earth's ours." . 75-foot-long trail was Unhistory, were discovered at covered. Ms. Leakey said the role of LMIOIII In northern Tentenla walking upri gh t in th e developlast MU!UneI!. Ms. reskey Ms. of only the end of the excavation mont of hominids cannot be Individuals was smaller than season In September kept overempbaslzed. She said It, the other and probably was h1mn following u. more than anything else, Is fe - NOW LJ 5Y9 yoijg . I -. as lb. day It was buried, Today __________________________________________________ ____ b - Service gency '"4 and biochemists say Its as good __________ ____ URN. is .10 -' Ms. Leakey said the crea- Dr. Paul Abell of University t ures that made the prints were of Rhode Island noticed a walking upright, with a free- barely exposed heel print while Preserved - _______ ________ I the April issue of National search W summer. Geographic Magazine. The new trail was found when "At one point, and you need not be an expert tracker Butter d1iCTh this, 5h5tCps, Pauses, q4! '. y turns the left to glance at to aide for myriad Possibilities; Perfectly —acme toolmaking, possibl, threat or Li'regularity, and then continues man n''puiation. ipulation. From the north. single deve1oinug, In fact, fli motion, so uutaeI)' MOSCOW (UPI) — A thou- stems all modern tedinology. "Somewhat ijIninh1fjd, human, transcends time. years ago, give or take a the years, ____ : ___ - bears of man from ot her ______ ________ On . what 'R)O LATE $U5as5s] CHANCE' - _______ RPOu? 114 'I' i i j wWkiug On a fresh IAYer Of volca nic ash 3.6 million years ago in what Is now Tanzania. 'I'I prints are those of Oldest-known homlnlds and 1 that derense. but that he ___ / i ' that he would have found some way to get his nine tricks. We agree that South could and probably would have managed nine tricks against p 2• 2• 2• Pass 2 NT 3 NT Pass p -. .• today announced the discovery foorIMs, though now covered, In the area In 1975 and anof a 76-foot-long trail of foot- remained largely Intact to the nounced that find In 1917. That prints made by two Individuals south," she said In a report in discovery led to an Intensified ___ ___ _____ S ___________ nor pass Boulevard so far this year, according to Bernosky. thropologist Mary Leakey leads us to believe that the found five fossilized footprints if East had led a diamond when he got In With that of spades. South refused to answer, except to comment South ____ NO RYING i according to a hospital spokesman. Tuesday's accident brought to five the number of traffic Cap Placed ", you cm j BUT I N'1 ____ S iN would have played the hand c*mco(Dec. 32-Jan. 3.10 ERNEST Tisiftro Pan came to rest against the Inside of the door on the driver's side. Lead slo Oldest Man -... S WASHINGTON (UP!) — An*J1 ML Leakey and coworkers "The nature of by Stan Lee and John Romit. KE(VINY0tJR '!' • 108 IV A J 10 5 SPIDER-MAN CAREFUL! 'A S3 2 • 1065 • Q 104 Dealer: South West North East P Theautopsies of the three accident victim were expected to be completed at Seminole Memorial Hospital early this afternoon, the front portion of the automobile, according to Bemosky, and fatalities in the area of Old Lake Mary Road and Airport rin • I heart and South wound up Opening lead: YOU!' affaIrs. mn a~ 19) (tce you make up your ______________ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) rründ there Isn't anything you ______________ The results you hope to obtain can't accomplish today. A Delaware reader asks If may be difficult to achieve, but However, take C nOt to it* you rebid a good five-card By Oswald Jacoby you'll never realize them with on any toes In your deter- aid suit before bidding a fourAlaisoatag card 5%ft, underhanded methods. Keep minatlon to do so. We a firm plugging on the straight and AQUARiUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) u. problem wi th a 'yes or no". You show the narrow. Discuss things today only with bridge column Is that you four-card suit If convenientCANCER (June 21-July fl) persons Involved In your start out on one subject and — otherwise, you Ignore It may have to put up with business. Outsiders could some other problem and rebid the five-card one. showing Its ugly head as you 'NEWSPAPeR £NTUpR someone who bores you to tears confuse ______ the facts and do a g N. i our merry way, In order to get another's job of mewing tlthtgo up for 'Do you have a question for WON was cooperatlon.i'hs end rssukwlu You. the experts? Write Ask the be worth It. e- Experts, care of this newspa. not Only PISCES (Feb. 20-MardI 20) shows a four-card suit LEO (July *Aug- 22) Your Aliowpaitexperlencetocoig,ol fore rebidding a six carder, pee. Individual questions will answered if accompanied methods , _____ If but never gets around to by be stamped, self-addressed ______ today could be quite your actions today,_p.dally asmoylag to co.workers. You you're with free spending r&4411ng that slx'card sUit. envelopes. Tb. most Interest. probably would be better off acquahasic,s, lb what's bad South gets to a normal, ing questions will be used In sound three-notrump COn- Sb a column and will receive twklWg larp taska by your- for YOU. trod &Mft@Wf 0 Did of COP108 of JACOBY MODERN.) ___ ___ I No charges have been ffled in connection with the accident. me accident occurred when the W77 Thunderbird being Bernosky. The right wheel of the tractor-trader unit was thrust through Gainey owns the tractor-trailer unit noted Bernosky. West', king. West led a third • K 075 • A K J 07 93 Vulnerable: Neither Atlro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, complish your alms. Radio Qty Station, N.Y. 10019. (Nov. or. Be sure to specify birth 21) You haeto be firm with TAURUS (April 20-May ) U yourself in Order 101 to you're Inc negative mood today cumb to extravagant Impulses ____ ____ The collision of the two vehicles probably occurred in the middle of the intersection, according to police Sgt. William ast return a heart, won by with three spades, three hea rts, two diamonds and a club for the nine tricks he needed. West asked South how he • Q943 •K7 for your copy of Adro-Graph even have to go back to antiLetter. Mail $1 for each to quated ways In order to ac- by______ Al ARE A OTHER CRAFT'5 CIJ 7 — ( CAN CAN GET _ INTO EMILY' K 97 6 head for you from now until There is no easy way of doing your n birthday by sending things today. fact, you may Ith his Jack and led his 10 of spades or a losing finesse. EAST 0932 Tra South Q4 •2 •AJIISZ __ / turn. 4 A Q 34 AIVI (March April 19) il Hard work, unselfishly appears, don't dI5CUIS fLflhly mOtivate is the ouly thing that issues with outsiders. A loved will pay off for you today. one's feelings could be deeply Subdue personal ambltion& h Find out more of what lies scoiu'io (Oct. 24-Nov. ) control signs on the Airport Boulevard portion of the Intersection, police said. element officers are checking is the possibility of brake failure on the cab or trailer po rtion of the truck, said Bernosky. two spades at his second NORTH coming year. Stick with what procedures that knock them out o the picture. you've started and put forth .amohonest effort. L1BRA(Sept.23.Oct.23)No 0 ' i n* Probliem is jurMftnal," said Sanford Police Sgt. William Bernosky today. "A city officer's authority only extends The vehicles Involved in the accident were Impounded for Road, according to police. Clifton Preston Gainey. 59, driver of the tractor trailer unit, 105 Tangerine Drive, Sanford, sustained a cut on his left arm in EMMEME post should be reachable this today, before you employ S r 1H tersection with Airport Boulevard. However, there are no traffic The victim had been riding in the front seat of the car. the tractor-trailer unit which was headed east on Old Lake Mary patrol because ft was determined this morning the accident oc- the accident. He was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital and crred five feet outside the city limits, released. WIN AT BRIDGE S_________________________________ Goals you may have had yourself If It's worth alienating WHOM A cJ1r4rKtOr trader Collision at Old Lake May Road and Airport driver of the car and her husband Earl Charles Lawson, saine Originally, the Sanford Police Department investigated the Accident,However, the Probe is being turned over to the highway . . Tractor-trailer unit involved in crash driven south on Airport Boulevard by Mrs. Lawson collided with Boulevard about 7:32 p.m. Tuesday In which three DeI.end address and Mr&Lawson'ssIster, Helen McxIvey Ross, 1&utJ) residents were killed. Adelle Ave., DeLand all died In the crash, do a lot of* good abdominal who provided the sperm cells ezerdses of the type described for artificial insemination. For Wednesday, March 21, 1979 Crash to the area within the city limits and if charges are filed and the matter comes to court, a judge could throw th e case out on that basis." Herald Staff Writer excess skin and want to get rid the legal father is am father of it, it's Probably going to have who is married to the mother t a By MAX ERKILETIAN the ovum. In a child resulting If you truly have a lot of from artificial Insemination, I 'Si rmTruck In ' _ stretched your skin, you may geneticcomblnatlonof theinan —— ____ . — — get some gradual improvement who provides the sperm ce)l — ______ - HE'S AT THE FRONT DOOR! 'I, haven't completely over- a child is the result of the _ ' J —— akin Itself does not contain any DEAR READER — The muscles that will be benefited basic law of nat ure is the same. by exercise In this way. If you The inherited characteristicsof determined. ___________ __________________ I I �A.: '2*—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 21, 1979 WORLD Propos al Despite Begin's Remarks A proposed industrial park in Longwood that has been dormant for three years may get a new lease on life if the city agrees to the developer's requests. Platted on April 20, 1976, Baywood Industrial Park has been delayed because of the lack of availability of commercial financing for speculation on raw land, B.D. Simpson, representing the developer, Al Stolte told the city commission Monday night. "We have been turned down by nine different lending in- By United Preu Late ntjesaj Though angry and chagrined, Egypt still plans to sign a peace treaty with Israel despite Prime Minister Menachern Begin's declaration that Israel Will never allow a Palestinian state or return to j Begin's tough comments, made partly In response to ear lier Egyptian statements, coincided with the first unofficial hints from the Palestine Liberation stitutions in the pad two years," said Simpson, "but we have been Organization that It may reconsider Its opposition to the peace treaty If It leads self. . detarnInaio,, The Israeli Knesaet parliament concludes Its debate on the treaty today, but because only 35 of 100 deputies had told they would look favorably on funding for developing a portion of the park If we could sell a couple of the lots." Simpson requested the commission to permit the developer to develop 10 of the industrial lots as a first phase. He also asked that the developer be permitted to Install septic tanks and no sewer - '-' their my Tuesday, the session promised to drag into an night before an expectej overwhelm ing ' New Alleged Defector Returns BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - An American soldier who Allegedly defected In Vietnam and carried weapons against U.S. troops was scheduled to return from Vietnam Thursday, U.S. and Vietnamese Officials . They asid U.S. Marine Pfc. Robert Garwood, 32, of Gresnabsig, md., was scheduled to be aboard an Air France jetliner from Ho Q'zl MInh City (Saigon) to Ban*ok Thursday. Garwood was supposed to be on the same flight last week but failed to show for unexplained reasons. When Garwood returns ftam Vietnam he will face questioning over allegations that he defected to the communist side during the war and carried weapons against U.S. troops. While he still Is carried on the military rolls as a prisoner of war, he has not received automatic promotions like other POWs and Marine sources have said It is possible he will face court-martial, Coins , By MAX EpJWZfL Herald Staff Writer Thieves took about $400 In valuable coins- ,and jewe1ry worth an additional $300 from a Longwood home Tuesday evening, according to Seminole County sheriff's deputies. .. . TEHRAN, Iran,(UPI) — Heavy fighting raged again today between Kurdish rebels and Iranian troops In the western Iranian town of Sanandaj despite appeals for a second tr uce In ________ three days. reoorta said. Reports from Swandij, 31$ miles west of Tehran, said ft battle erupted st daybreak when troops at a military base, besieged by the Kurds but resupplied and reinforced by helicopters, opened a mortar barrage that blazed through the city and struck several Kurdish positions. Unofficial estimates said______ at least 500 people were killed In three days Of Woody clashes between the army units and Kurdish rebels demanding self-rule. However, authorities did not revise their figure released Tuesday of 86 killed. Lawrence B. McFarren home, 101 City Administrator David Chacey said ft park would close at 10 p.m. In other bus busiiness: -A low bid from Central Florida Underground of $9,M was accepted input water pipe under SR 434 to serve a new shopping center. . Jewelry Stolen cident, according to police. Speculation Is that entry to the car was gained by tripping the lock with a coathanger. EQUIPMENTTAKEN David Dennis, 38, of 6111 Bear Lake Terrace, Orlando, reported thieves took $500 In equipment from his 1978 truck while It was parked on Howell $l,l00in goods from his car late Branch Road Tuesday, ac- Royal 01111113, LOngwoOd, late Tuesday while it was parked In cording to deputies. Inside Vietnam. "The Peking rulers said their troops had been completely withdrawn from Vietnam as of March 16," the Vietnamese Foreign Ministry said In a Radio Hanoi announcement. "This statement Is untrue. It aimed at fooling the Chinese people and the rest of the world." Western military sources confirmed the Chinese had retained control of some Vietnamese land after their _______ '*'' Ave., Sanford, was also vic- -1 - .' i ' !1 9 '' At Ir 11 Fo ig 4f j5,10-,,_, 0~ 1 "e . ;1.k -. I 1. w ', , . - i i-. -w'- -. ,-. * - GRAND OPENING ___ -- __ __ _____ - __ 1111111111111111111111 OSPITAL - NOThS ~~ March we 1129 Mimi, Gitlin Lisa Green Ales S. Ki$N ' :.1 MoftI, Saylock Ella L Susiey , . l , Opel mmlMrn ksn L. McNeil Joyce Smith Eloise lowlell Irvin W. Quist, . ' Delay Derety Weliac*, Deisry William Whites,, DNary . Mw LaMiu. Deitene *elpb wee, Densai Lw Aim Smock, Laii*ud EwusI.gHiiukl .. . . Walter Lipincost kYflI I. lIberties, II 4s,y E. miewu Margurett, BoUMn Nncy Wilbenks I baby girl Melvin Wllllamscn Britt Lee Yet" Jr. Prencis Cm. Osl$siis •. ,, . . DemW,y A. Lull,, DeCesa Asmlce Ole, Deltas,. Cyrus Wickirle, Dultene RufflE. Lentil, lnhsvprls, (VIPs 01-31111111 W.*iudsy, Mrdt 31, 17P—VoI. 71. No. 113 IIbHIILISally s.d ky, uaes salerday lv TN haNd Herald, (as., * N, FresIb Ave., SaaNd, Ph, 32111. Cuss ls Fa as $asfflt PhIfld 32711 Items Rsuyt WilL Plamis, Mri 53$, $Mea*s, slINg Year 5S$11. Sy Mall: W.Ib. N twist MapS $$.I, IMiuNe. sills, Year, or --' --- _,. ,, __,_ ___ ...W, -_ -.. ., Mar L. Lt Un. S. a.- . 11, blk A, Sterling Park James Krause $53,000. & wt. Eileen L. & Kenneth M. Beane& wt. Doris. Lots Eden to Eduardo Curiel, 11 & 12 Academy HIS. UN. 202, BI. A Crown Oaks. $32,000. Helen Remusat, Wid. to Henry H. W.W. JONES, Inc. to Donald E. W. Witte, Jr. & Clara M. Corn. Ware & WI. Elit. Lt. 21, Wekiva mencing at NE cor. of NW¼ of Hills, Sec. 7. $79,500. NW'.. of NE'. of SEC. 15.20.30 etc. FF. Orl. to Robert G. Noce & WI. $100 . Christine S. Lot 34, blk C, The (QCD) Edward S. Jones to Sue Forest. $7,000. Jones Lot ii blk B, Druid Hills, AI'1.aS McCoy & WI. Margaret to Ests., Firs t Addn. $100 . George A. Burlakos & WI. Susan J. Louise D. Williams to Jeanne S. Lt 11, Wekiva Hills, Sec. Eight Rua,sgl. Lot 9, blk C, Country Club $69,000. Manor, $22,500. Amer. Home Life Ins, to Walter 0. J.R. Holloway El Al, Trustees to Kennedy & wt. Pura N. Lot 36, La Michael L. Sullivan & Bridget M. Floresta, Unit One. $73,000. Braun, sgl. Lt 11 blk J Sec 2k North Michael C. Lane Ruth to Carl Orl. Ranches. $9,000. Varoz & WI. Dorothy. Lots 101 11, & Herman L. Bryant to Annabelle S", of 9, blk 2, Fairview $4500 Vincent Vincent E. Brewer & wt. Arlene to Bryant Lot 16 blk 6. Fairlane Ests, One RepI., $100. Manuel N. Cintron & WI. Georgia. Lt Sec Robert L. Lapp & WI Su;Rnne to 11, blk B, San Sebastian HIS., Sec. Joseph L. Westergren WI Suzanne Two. $$3 Sutton & Son, Inc. to Donald R. Lot 21 Green Village, $74,500. Abberton sql. Lot 2$, Wekiva Hills, Alvin 0. Boothe & WI Mary to Sec. Seven Jerry Posey & WI Martha, Beg. p1. Bruce E. White & wI. Gretchen to 33.41' S of PC of curve on E line of Carl F. Hallberg, Jr. & WI. Patricia blk 3., Crystal Lake HIS, $1O,50Q. It 30 & W. 42' of 29, blk B, West The Babcock Co. to Roberta F. Altamonte HIS., Sec. Three. $51,000. Higginbotham. Lot II. Windward Ivan Lee White to Robert A. Sq., Sec. One, 536.000. Riebel & WI. Ruth. Lts 6043, 69.75 Sec. One, Midway Park. $15,000. Heidrich Entr. to Erwin Peltier & Henry Ackerman & WI. Lucille to *1 Wanda, Lot 3, Doris M. Heidrict, Danile P. Balais & WI. Ethel. Lot 15, Sd, $25000 blk V Su.burban Homes $15,500. Cushman Entr. Inc. to Thomas J. Marshal's Deed to FHA, Lot 6, Brodrick & WI Carol J. Lot Si, Lone Pines. Ravensbrook first add., $141,400. T.W. Mero & WI. Elsie to Theodore Walter J. Townsend Jr. & WI Joan N. Williams & WI. Nancy M. W 160' to Andrew J. Ward & WI Violet, Lot of SE" of SE4 of SEC 32.19 30 less 12, blk H Summerset N or th, Sec. 2 Probe Credibility Questioned & - fruit crop. $10,000, .. WASHINGTON (UP!) -Paul Curran, the Park Avenue lawyer named by Attorney General Griffin Bell to Investlgate President Carter's family peanut busine., may have a tougher job than he thought. His appointment brought down the wrath of fellow Republicans who saidTuesday they have nothing against Curran personally -but as long as he is only "special counsel" to the Justice Department, without the powers and independence of a Watergate-style "special prosecutor," his investigation's credibility Of the probe Is doomed. Senate GOP Leader Howard Baker called It a "double stand," and freshman Rep. Jim Sensenbrelmer, R-Wls., coined the Inevitable 'peanut-gate." - . Suit Over DOT Dropped $36,000. - TRIANA, Ala. (UP!) -The Environmental Protection Agency said Tuesday It had abandoned plans to take the Army to court over DDT that filtered from a plant on Army property Into nearby streams. A study released Monday revealed that 12 longtime residents Of Triana, where many of the town's 1,000 persons rely on fish from Indian Creek to supplement their diets, had a residual level of DDT In their bodies 14 times higher than the national average. John White, regional administrator for EPA In Atlanta, said the Justice Department has refused to represent EPA In a court suit against another arm of the federal government. White was to begin a series of meetings with Army officials today in an attempt to seek a settlement Of EPA demands that the Army become Involved In responding to the DDT pollution. EPA said last month It would go to court if the Army failed to launch a comprehensive study Of health effects on residents Of Triana from the poliMlonThe Army said it had no authority to conduct studies outside Army property. v prøey ui & Jon C. to bernela Snider to George Frlesn Philip Tatich, trustee, Commence at & wt Evelyn, Unit 224 Village NE cor. of NW','4 of NE', of SEC 7. Windmeadows No. 1 Inc. $39,900.' 21.30 etc. $43 Janice Eaton to Valerie ..w of Vista Constr., Inc. to Robert Horlan & WI. Loretta Horian. Lt 5, Ann, Lot 112 San Sebastian HIS., Un. 41147,3M. Douglas L. Fortenberry & wf blk A, Sweetwater Club Un. 2. Cynthia to Miriam H. Tedgarden, Lot 10 blk F Seminole sites, $31,500. H. Miller & Sons to Charles R. Resid. Comm. to Henry V. Morelli Hoefler, sgI. Lot 5, blk A, Camelot & WI Emma, Lot 3, blk J Hidden Un. 3. $47,900. Lake Un. 'C. 536.0000. Bet Aire Homes Inc. to Dennis C. Reed & WI. Shannon P. Lot 22, Bel. Olga Hunter, to Joseph E. Walls & Aire Hills, Unit One. $43,200, wt Patricia, W 14' of Lot 1$ (less IN The Huskey Co. to Fla. 196' of W 223') Fla. Land & Colon. Homecrafters Inc., It 3, blk F, Co. Celery Plantation, $17,500. Sweetwater Club Unit Ole. $49,900. Florencio E Herbrug,r, to Andrew Howell Cove Constr. to Pat Blscoe D. Milanak & WI Emily E., N 69' of & WI. Constance, Lot 9 bI M Howell Lot 2 S 6' of Lot 1, blk S. Northgat., Cove 2nd Sec. 56&200. *44.000. John B. Luce 1 v.1 Mary S. to Shadow Lake Woods Inc.. to Louis J. Mont'451 & wt. Barbaç, It . WifT1er L. Meng,l & WI G*ntvl,* VSls,pyHoloWprrs,An.v, "E Lb 2., 'Shadow uk.. Woo4, Wm. Ennis Sol. to Aubrey B. Eads, $13300. $169,000. ,.i Swain Jr., Lot 3, blk A. Sweetwatór John I. Lasseter & Roberta M. to Club Unit 7, $34,900. Winter Springs 0ev. to Custom Roberta Mary Lasseter Lot 101 NW 20' of 12, repl. of Seminola Park. Designers Inc., Lot 213 Winter Spring Un. 3 $17,000. $100. International Lasnd Planning II Nader Constr. to A.D. Schultz & WI. Frances Lot 33, Tuscawilla, Unit Inc. to Mason C Grannon & WI Charlolt, Lot 116, Jennifer Ests. 6, Richard H. Caverly & WI. Peggy to $21,000. Martha V. Arnold to Richard C. Wm. E. Bennett & wt Gertrude, Lot 9, blk B, Meredith Manor, Nob Hill Griffin & WI ScarIest S. Un. 712 The Highlands Patio Homes, 545.000. Sec. $12,100. Roger E Ortmayer & Rachel to Barton Pitcher & G.M. Willis to John A. Henderson & WI. Susan F., S Richard E Duque & WI Beitrix, E 32' of Lt 2 & Lot 3 tess £ 0.26' of blk 291 Of Lot 10 & N 26' of 11, 0 1k I?, C, The Springs Live Oak Village, BEL.AIR. $19,000 $55,000. Erneset Southward & Ira, Nader Homes Inc. to Franklin J. trustees toJohn G. Squires, Robt. Garbarino 1. WI Bonnie B., Lt 443 Caldwell, Gary E. Massey E two. Winter Springs Un. 4 thirds of W ~ of 5W¼ of SE'.3 O.f Larry Date & to County Rd (less S 40' for rd) etc., Brionni B.A. Berlanga & Cynthia WI Clara N., SEC 720.30. $75,000. Jesse Jones & WI. Hettie to Lot 23, Foxwood Ph. I $11000. Quentin E. Yoder & Bernadette to Th.ordore Atkins I WI. Eclie Lot Jorge Ramirez & *1 Ana, Id 113, 10 Forest Lake sd. $42500 San Sebastian Hts.,Un. 4, 542,500. DEVEX, Inc. to George J. Stanley H. Miller & Sons Orl., Inc. & wt. Sondra Lot 39 Jennifer Ests. Frank Of Memmo, Jr. & WI Brigitte, $72,100. Lot 66, San Sebastian His., Un. 3, Amneer. Group one Inc. to Hagen $42,900. Homes Inc., Lot 22, Grove Ests. H Miller & Sons Fla. Inc. to Glean $1.00. L. Coleman &wf Mary Lot 3 blk Sunrise Erectors, Inc. to Harry V. B, Camelot Un. 3, $43,700. Kohn & WI. Joyce. Lot 61, Sunrise Robert E. Johnston., to John J Unit One. $35,400. Placitelli & WI Carol K. It. 1 rapt. Thomas H. KeIpp. to John A. bik CE. Country Club Wednesday, March 21, Winter Springs Lifts Moratorium "' By ROGER ROY Herald Correspondent as the conflicts were resolved. Street, from residential to they would be In court pretty rates. struction of a convenience Councilman Wilfred Arnold commercial to comply with the quick." However, Arnold said the store. Binford said Councilman said at Tuesday night's council requirements of the city's land owners were "apparently not Laurent Pellerin told him the The Winter Springs City meeting the contradictions use program. It was suggested that the too concerned" about the property could be rezoned to C. Council has lifted a three-week- could be corrected by either Councilman John Bennett council Include a provision In He said of the 13 old moratorium on building amending the land use program said he voted against the the rezoning that the taxes on --es r ponses Pellerin, however, said 'II e city received for four of the five or changing the zoning of the rezoning because tax rates fo.t"ct it'tty wou1Lt Increase from the ownersth"eleven said asked you If you would consider locations where there were property for which building commercial property are with comjncrtai zoning. But they weren't opposed to the changing to something other contradictions between the permits are sought. higher than taxes for the same zoning change and two said than commercial use." He city's comprehensive land U5 'fl peflflft moratorium was property zoned residential. Piland noted: "We can't they were against It." added, "The people on Mode program and the current zoning raised in the Horseshoe Acres "I can't see raising taxes guarantee (the owners) that the Road do not want that property designation of the properties. subdivision, an area of the unnecessarily, and I think tax assessor won't assess the The only area where the to be used for commerclil During a Feb. 27 meeting the Terrace subdivision and on a property at a higher value after moratorium was not lifted Is an purposes." council Imposed the parcel of land on SR 434 near 'I can't SI• it's eleven-acre tract on the east zoned commercial," moratorium to allow time to ul byclomging side of Moss Road In what was Binford said he might have resolve zoning conflicts the specifications of the land raising taxes Also voting against the formerly a sewage treatment misunderstood Pellerin's discovered during a debate use program to conform to rezoning was Councilman Bill plant. Three weeks ago a comment to him earlier. He over whether to allow a sheet cent land use. unnecessarily' Jacobs who said, "What the council discussion about said he may also want to metal shop to locate on South council should have done was whether to allow owncr Tom develop the land with "singleTh e council voted unaniRoad Road in an area that's what Is happening here." simply change the land use Binford to build a sheet metal family or even patio sytle surrounded by residential mously to change the reMayor Troy Piland also program to allow the property shop on that property led to the homes." quirenients of the coM. opposed the rezoning because to remain zoned residential, ban on building permits. At the time the moratorium prehensive land use program the property owners had not Th en when the owner wanted to The council Instructed Blowas approved It was not clear for the three parcels. requested the change. "Of have It changed to commercial Tuesday night Binford made ford to file a formal request to exactly how many "conflict The council also voted 3 to 2 to course I can't say what's going we could have changed the an Informal request to the have the property rezoned, areas" existed, city officials change the zoning of the fourth to happen here," he said, "but zoning and the land use council to rezone the Moss Ro.d although there was no insaid. It was decided by council area where the moratorium I'll tell you right now, If the program." He said In that way property from C-2 (heavy dlcatlon Tuesday night whether then that building permits was lifted, along SR 434 bet- councilmen rezoned my the owners would not have to commercial) to C-i (light the members would be Issued In these areas ween Sherry Avenue and Wade property without my request pay commercial property in commercial) to allow con the rezoning. would approVe I 2nd SUPER WEEK TO SAVE I - , r -.d _A91L __ddL_ - Addn, Matra & Donna L.E6'ofW4ö'ofLt $50,000 . ~ 17 . Z~~ 0 .% 1J), ~ .a ) l,.~~-, , ~I I I N ( -L)k_ T U~ I '' - 1' /) , I A , Jailing . 6~ - ___ ______ . ___ G. & WI '(jj PRESCRIPTION CENTER n.NI yaw 1,11 reason pawple coma to us is confidence. A good reason in 1901.. .andtoday. 414. T T 4EN COUPON. WALGRE - N— &" %4.SAL&ON CI CUBAN 299 Wa 644 ' Buy some today Iota lush d.,,.t tonight. 44 9 '" I vnque V= s.*wv SARDIN Unit, Fertilizer Req. $4.49 3 I 9) . Imports FIor4Aa orange weeks of the 1lI'79 pack yepi relief from a flood of BrasIIj which started I Dsc I. 1. frozen concentrated orange a 217.5 percent hi-whose Import totals In less "That's CItwi Over the 5$ nslWin $bu 1$ nsgd) reached gallons lmport.d In the 7% held-up am do pod fly, to lb. cvIIMIia&usi mat 414 nsl Of t a tots) equlyajug weeks Of the 1$T7.7$ pI1 y. aeevM by lbs received a special saception greater than that imported u pack year. U this Is happenIng The bank also agreed If The attornsy said l.7acrsaof Space Shuffle Grounded onmty (aw1sI froi Of year s, with priew 3i c,jaJ zoning portions Of lbs property were the pruput.y will be used for lbs a a psi,. $a hr do pripul 9"W en the tract to permit COD- s (le said. add In the Mire it will provide bank Mte. With lbs Import duty t whet ,pi beach bank at heiR 414 sti1ct4efthef4,mlyInJz,, an easement to the bank Ezecigly. Vice President happen if Presidug Cartsrts ELpAgO, Tan (UPI) — SpScedaIsuIdt0dSYtWO Wekiva Springs Road vu 1YIS sad a et''u Of the trcsway to permit acceus.en- 3.2 acres permitted to rnaln th Or e 4d. spring atonsis, one cedured over 1111111111111 T1113111111 ad the va The 3.3 acres Is net for . based grower organization CTipletes a proposed l$ ' ', etherappr.acI dagtheGaUOfMUios1kvef 1 dfUt Pop the cIItesprepsstyIpermI$e. branded the Importing pracw cent reduction in bUaieril Woodman refused the Woodasams said, I PdPNOW Of the apace shtlo Cc1mns's Weu the __ 71* cimmmbdWs yist. Ww ticea Of proceasors a Mk n k at. coug fleet rtipnd that a has no b-IU Of___ d 011*, BiElisii legotIMlonaW. ivt pl.ga,dfllgiutto 7lorlda.___ ittr , Of uiuiug as well start hanging oi * .be -- at "We're J" lost 01 trrE water whis 1W would rugeist a niind cu4 lbs bask ill sat apply for 'iendod to lb. comiy fur en aomapurcoQpsaJIves_.aj gotng.out.of.doinugtc.jj o smut e4fti new," said Jim Zokswnkl, a ap" Bob ci to the ths'eer, *1 frem "1 In lbs ssug I. guvee as um fur the Metier' Ainsedim ad 409i'"'i1. vlovislisavoiiiiiiiiiiii "evaIug'to hilutry wikldr business signs," M g. liii egmey (starsalvowb cub * S. by byeg distraction at ow Flo cen construct mother access lhe '1nssM weft CtMfl1Is ri da growers m* look 0* aprvL o N lbs stats_spab"iut Of approval Of c' own heads." the Florida' Qt Ca'vv---u cow way In the Mi.,. lbs itarney noted their approval In the p .. uI1 ThsM$IlWaldthIs' said if the disatlos were Of '-1'Inerayths Be, FlOEid* Citrus for any relief the ks 4 :: d P Proowsor M en et by lbs k at = AaolIt.glon figures geuaprodicsref, posed their colleaguu to. aBsyed. Ifl uI' N * cat to s d gthe u, Juice proieeaad o the werIs hetbe day by as "susnd ft W *WW" W W=""Z 'Mrljess couce,ag 14 had AM* -'iph1yss reputed apprevel Is beØ castitIea ceajljcstjesi of private icces. imo4 $ Mandir : a,iise1$b.MerU." 11,013,101 gallons In the first 14 the spokesman said. Site Plan Wins Approval .o91 g I Limit I thru Mar. 25. 1979. Without coupon 1.39 l W ALG REEN 3P0UND$ OF UOUID LAWN FOOD The cnnplete nutzldcnal .'sy fat lawns, shnab. U ,s., nos. Fag UN in ose sprsy.rs and sprinkler iysa. On. covers 5,000 .quu. Is IIwi' W$$flIC. *tj $100 9V TRANSISTOR II RADIO BATTERY 15JEYL MSoll : 4/$1 Reauller flU MISS ftAIUSI IMI POIMIA an Limit i thqu Mar. 25 1979 WthouI coupon 1.49 i1i'il I I:I(.1'JI.I: Nigular $1.41 Hair Celer both 1.29 -- U Req. $1.49 2.29 Rig. $3.7, ROLL-ON Ibani All green formula for fast germinating 10% of the nitrosn 21/2-0L BAN '! LAWN SlID PSUISNAL TOM KIT I- N. '2 the twin bjod.razor 2 oz. '2.00 1933 111111111 Limit 4 thru Mar. 25.1979. Without C oupon 49cea. AUBATID PAN"hOSE Woithmo.. (7000) with a 1001.coltoti lot women by Schick. X VIlI1:t(.'. '1 1II.j: PACK 79,9 51 n: . : .: Flood Florida 4 . eta. I J!- . - 1. PAK1O I I CONTAC 4 Eight Held For Smuggling $33,500, 1.00 ii ifi Addn., NEWARK (UPI) The captain and sevencrew members of a Uberlars frelØer bave been ordered held In lieu Of ball on charges they triad to smeggl. 41,101 pounds of hAIhIth worth $40 millicis Into the cowdry In what officialssay lsthelargestaeinnof thedrughiUS. history. The defendants, thom Wed Germans and Ave Americans, were arralgeed Tuesday befit. U.S. magwrow Robed Cowan. They wore arreded iMuày when Coast Guard offi'1a1i sad aercotlos agunti boarded ft freI.r off Sandy Hook and fiend the '--'stashed In the ship's hold. The five Americess, Rabid Qwii of Jamaica, N.Y.; Gerald Denw'ad, Esmeth Hartman and David Wegmu', all of Key Wed, Via. and RobutGasdiWo(NorthM'", Via, were held In lieu Of $110,000 hell each. . •• SAN ; ½ Inch bore Rig. $3.99 us 5 & f% r tt AIDIN HOSI "Gentlemn Bandit." c, — Since 1901 Watgr..ns has WILMINGTON, Del. (UPI)—A Maryland priest will be arraigned within two weeks for a series Of robberies attributed to the so-called "Gentleman Bandit." Bernard T. Pagano was Indicted by a New Castle County grand jury Tuesday on five charges Of armed robbery and one attempted robbery charge. The 53-yearold pried from Cambridge, Mt,is believed by police tobe the genteel, well-dressed mm who earned the nkb1un, Ce, \, filled over 440 mUllen prescriptions. The Priest Held For Robberies ... Barneff Bank fLaqch A17 lawn, 12, blk I, Manuel Frank & WI Beatrice to English Ests.* Unit Two. $46400. Jon W. Zabel, trustee, Lots $unriseErectors, Inc. to Gerald c Longwood, less rd., $36,000.2 i. 212 Dorn 1. wI. Beverly J. Lt 71 Sunrise Mark I. Hoffman & Karen hi ri w unit One. $31,100. - & Assoc,, Lot 6, secret June 5. Byrnes (Form, Carson) to $30,000. James Conley & WI. Margie, Lot 35, Jerome C. Jordan & WI Anne to blk C. Crystal Bowl 2nd Addn. $5,900. Charles Gates Nancy, James Conley Margie to English Woods First Add,,., $49,90 Gary L. Mormon & WI Nancy to Framx Constr., Inc. Lot 21, blk Crystal Bowl 2nd Addn. sj,soo. John A. Crosby & wt Norma, Lot $, Dunhill Inc. to Rot S. West, Jr. blk 6. Weatherelield WI. Patricia, Lt. 3, Wekiva Hill,, $39,400. Se Five, $70,900. Patrick C. Law WI Judy to Craven Dcv. to Fred D. Cersey& James L. Mills & WI Christine M., Lana. Lot Wekiva Hills, Sec. It. 26, blk 0, No. Orl. Tort., Sec. ,3 o I rSIZ , ~ ~1, 1 NEW YORK (UP!) -Albert Hodge, the hero of millions of starry-eyed children who knew him only as television's Captain Video, has been found dead In the small Manhattan hotel room when he lived alone with his memories. The 67-year-old actor, who has been virtually out Of work since his popular science fiction kiddie show went oft the air In 1956, had been living alone at the George Washington Hotel for the pest four years, according to a clerk. On Monday, pollee discovered his body in his room, which reportedly was filled with memorabilia Of his career. It has been unclaimed at the Belleviae'morgus since that time. n, w 40' of 11 1 E 60' of I thj.i 0If. ~d — 7. . . . . . . . . . . . I ~!(-11 F---elow~_ ~rL _ 'Captain Video' Dead . l.29 LInit2th,u Mar. 25.1979. Wi thout coupon 1.49 Ll I l%Psw ss a.,. saw ..pj'4 M _ _1111111 mma.dmk SACCS SWIdSIt - .1_N PEM *&SM OvkhAmowe 0 Podded cover. 30 pope (40 id.,). 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(UP11 ()fUId". ---- ..aswwuaj ,--jeweiry, nue irom a bank The ads apps" 'tJ pective habands included a asth e need to lose more weight account 'and "Ml&iIijt Glob." for a osme color photo of 1(4 Andsr&n endan unhousebroken dog, said furniture, Meyer Mad coinOf molft late last year. wearing a pink dies., hiked up Gambill. plaint with authorities. (QCD) & a "Attractive blonds1 24, 143 Miss Anderson was charged ON 5at Of Ipofldsilce pounds, seeking a loving Later, said Gambill, (4 was with Noble Meyer 13 of with transporting stOlIll money GUISUU acroas state lines and Monday & blabuid, larriage and sscwi. Anderson asked for money for Crystal River. c. .L1j$0j she pleaded guilty In Vol, said that at plane fare and "lothlng to get said Miss Anderson court In Covington. She will be WI. Of 961111117 Pays AA receiving 50 sentenced later. Who placed the ads, Seven. $73,500. Meyer But then, added Ganhlll, said os to m reepoiwos Miss Anderson said Meyer would corns a "k4 off" letter Although Miss Anderson's "Just went crasy when I said I co' a 116"I Of Miss st$orner said she returned to wouldn't marrY him caiis U.S. Attonisy Qeve Gambill Anders, In hair curlers and Msyr a $30,000 Mercedes Benz, In the FBI and every cop In Braz ii Miss Andersos's hush1 within overweight tommy. The ,000 to $35 $35,000"a Of Florida." nderson BALTIMORE (UP!) -A mistrial has been declared in the murder case of a former nurse because jurors could not decide whether a comatose patient was dead or alive when she disconnected his respirator, Baltimore Criminal Court Judge Robert L Karwackl dismissed the jury of six men and six women late Monday night after being told they were deadlocked In the can of Mary Rose Robaczynskj Because of the jury's Indecision over the death issue, Assistant State's Attorney Howard B. Gersh said he was not sure the cue would be retried until the legislature enacted new laws. Jurors said they could not decide whether patient Harry Gessner was dead or alive when the plug was pulled on his respirator at Maryland General Hospital on March 8, 193. Mrs. Robaczynsld, 24, of Pasadena, Md., tearfully admitted to jurors Monday that she unplugged Gessner's respirator after determining that he had no pulse or blood pressure. D. • - $ a... rsadlags ii.. vu1ab. uss, ij OIL lusters, 01; oruruiØt lows, ThUW)AY'I TIDFS 1; YNIUday's high, $1; sr.m.Irle fUIlfl, 30.00; Daytens Reach: high 11.61 shstv. bIty r per CIII; a.m,, 1:61 pm.,lsw 1:30 pm. Put Caasver,1 high 1zfl Pim.st: Mostly fair 2:37 Pea., low 6:11 am., br.sigk Thursday. Highs $137 p.. Baypsrtz NO 1:41 &m., 21 ke lb. Is, ISa laws .$ihl around N. Wiads PU., l Itli a.., 1:30 pa. ' '7 - - - 11 p Leads To Disconnected Respirator Town of Sanford, $4,500. - _ Love EATHER q '4. Albertsosis spesied Its fifth store In this area today at 8a.m. on State Road 434 at Wekiva Road. Like the others It will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Manager of the 55,000 square foot store will be Gary Castleberry, who formerly managed the Altamonte Springs store. This will be the most convenient Albert semis to the Sanford area, according to company spokesman Joe Long, and can be easily reached by Interstate.$ or Markham ' Road $1 mfljjzji, Arcngths1I Ware four Argent jnemploy.s of eu,5, _ - Mistrial For Nurse Who & . dA Fake Visa Ring Uncovered Consulate, including Guillermo Pollock, a secretary to the coumul and the ring's alleged mastermind, police said. _______ ______ Four other consulate workers were fired but not charged. "11 11 _ft _____ n Ajcaj lnolved" In the ring, a senior unbsaq IC1I1 said. ,' t - pullout. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UP!) - Some 500 South Koreans and an unknown number of gentthes entered the United Slates Illegally with fake visas bought from a ring that Included four U.S. Consulate workers, officials lay. Police Inspector Norberto Vellegal told a news confuene. Tuesday 13 people were srred In the bizarre Ichme,wMct$soldtheU.S. vim for $1,000to$3000cock ' ______ ,.. claimed - ____ - Hanoi charged today mom tho 10,000 Chinese troops are still up to 12 miles Gary Ganas, 31, 455 011ie . china Continues Occupation BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) took a citizens band radio and tools, valued collectively at $260, from his 1977 Ford truck while It was parked on the Lake Jessup Bridge Monday, according to sheriff's deputies. The truck was reportedly locked at the time of cident. Tuesday and took . the a parking lot at Seminole MOTOR TAKEN timlzed Monday at the Lake valuables, according to Community College, according Archie Smith, 31, manager of Jessup Bridge. deputies. to Sanford Police. the Sanford Boat Works, HighGanas reported to sheriff's Entry to the house was de way 415 at the Stenstrom deputies someone broke Into his Taken In the break-in were an Entr ma y a patio area AM-FM stereo; four stere, Bridge, reported someone took l9l7 Chevrolet pickup truck and The valuables had been kept speakers; a 40channel cItIzens a 33 horsepower boat motor, took a hat, $30 In cash and a 12In a bedroom, said deputies. band radio and a radar valued at $190, from a boat at gauge shotgun, valued 81'EREO,CBTAXEN detector, valued at a total of the boat works Tuesday. collectively at $4J5, Bryan R. Scruggs, 18, of 1 $1,100 from the car. CB, TOOLS TAKEN Ganas said his truck was Hilltop Place, Altamonte Scniggi reported his car was David Crawford, 31, of locked at the time of the In. Springs, reported thieves took______ locked Orlando, reported someone cident, according to deputies. U Of ______ ''..• IN BRIEF & ______ ',,.. Grace Lindblom, Tr. to Geral E. Hagen Homes Inc. to Harley D. Livesey & wt. Fiorina, Lot F23, in Witwer & WI. Vera, Lot 21 Grove SEC 11.2032, 5 acres ml, $12,90 . Estas. $59,700. Douglas Wm. Elliott & wt. (QCD) A. Duda & sons Inc. to Meredith to Joseph Mazaleski & WI. Wint er Springs Dcv. Corp. easement EIiz. Lot 71. Sandalwood. $39,500, $100. Martha Eakin to John Alvarez & Foxwood Dcv., Ltd. to Larry A. Catherine & Phillip Nogueira & WI. Dale & WI. Cynthia S. Lots 20 2$ Louisa, Commence at SE cot. Bill 0, For.vood Phase Lake Wayman His., Lake Addn. P.es.d. Comm. Amer., Inc. to Karl G. Scheblein & WI. Linda. Lot 133, (QCD) Scm. Co. Teachers Fed. Barclay Woods First CU to Harry W. Boone, Lot 5, less N. JSl Dcv., Inc. to Walter L. Ap. 31.37' all of 6 & N 31.37' of 7, Beck's plewhhte, Lot 100 Wedgewood Unit Addn. $100. Three. $63,400. Harry W. Boone to 0.6G. Paul Harris & wt. Gail to Mack D. Williams, Jr. Lot (less N 31.37') all Sawyer, Jr., sgl. W'7 of Lot 11, It. 2, 61 N 31.37' of 7 less W I ft. rw, St. Johsn Ranche Ests., Unrec. Beck's Addn. $75,000. Ruben Figueroa &wt. Iris to Felix James Khoury & WI. Joella to R.Ortlz&wf.Gladys. Lot 673 Spring James C. Khoury & WI. Joella B. I Oaks Un. $31,000. Robert Burns, Lot 9$ Grovevi,w Fred Delemos & Sons, Inc. to Vill. sd, Lk Mary $100. Dominick A Van Den Abell & WI. David W. Beane & WI. Verna to 0. Mallek warehouse at Short and Wilma Streets. The commission voted to accept the low bid submitted by NIdy Construction of $11,612 to construct a multi-purpose court for basketball and volleyball In Candyland Park, and to explore a lighting protect for the baseball field. Longwood resident Robert Daves suggested the outfield lights would annoy surrounding residents by shining In their windows at night and the night games and accompanying noise alsobring of complaints. He proposed it would be less troublesome if relocated at the other end of the field, but was told that area was reserved for sewer plant expansion. Longwood Burglary A "a Durgors enierea me ...,,I Life — The commission voted to purchase fence needed to loan to the Six months. soccer league to fence off temporary playing area on SR 434 while The commission passed a motion by Commissioner Stephen work Is being done on Candylant Barton to table until next Monday's meeting so that Corn — ChaceY was instructed to check into al .nsU,esonpw&. missioner Ray Lelbensperger, who was not on the council w)J of a new billing machine for city utilities or repair Of the presen t approved the plat, could familiarize himself with the project. 22-year-old machine at $2,400. Based on the recommendation of city consulting engineer Al -The mayor proclaimed April 15-22 National Coin Week in fl Land, the commission approved a site plan for the 50-by-70 ft. city at the request of the Central Florida Coin Club. . Heavy Fighting In Iran A lim unless the city could promise to supply sewer service within ratification. - Gels BY JANE CASSELBERRY HeraldS$affWrffer Egypt Will Sign Treaty . NATION mosom~ 1; . *: II1 BFIEF & ' n Building REALTY TRANSFERS Industrial Park Lon,wood O $46.10 CASE sam zA PLA OPI$ DAILY CA.M. TOO P.M. SUNDAY SIAM. TO6 P.M. $37.00 CASE SALE PRICES WIDNI$DAY.TNIJI$DAy.pIIDAy.MTUII,Ay Ow Fekey I (LiverClesed$enday) BANV1_ psio 131.flN Ii 3214151 isem is requited So b. ides It prtos$ .dsi.i.., ssis .L. naiad Nithlssd. (awvAsAd.er1iesf,spsthemsy$) 'p - - - - . - .' . . • " ,. . _____ teeciol isis period prises ase naiad by Isle" or covyons. A ethers ass ov oveiã lew prks less PSIUISI prises eased sip y Ni 5" VOL tlglw resaivsd ieI*W.ft op as iIs.s. ...- . .. - I b& •WA&SUINCO.. Ilre . . ,.. ... . . -. ' . _ . .- .: �-A: -II A—Ev.ning Harald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 21, 1fl ______________________________________________ Longwood Industrial Park I Proposal Gets A New L WORLD 11 Despite Begin's Remarks Egypt Will Sign Treaty proposedindustrialLongwood pot that has been dormant for three Years may get a new lease on ilfeff the city __________ RyUsitedpreu jpj Though angry and chagrined, EVPt Mill plans to sign a Peace treaty with Israel despite Prime Minister Menachein Begin's declaration that Israel allow a Palestinian state or return to it j bOI*Ts. to fl earlier Egyptian statements, coincided with first unofficial hints from the Palest ine Liberation OrgI'M1on that it may reconsiderIts Peace treaty if. it leads to true pii,1i self. determ ination. ' agrees to the developer's r.Jlues'J Platted on April 20, 1V76, Baywood Industrial Park has been delayed because of the lack of availability of c.einmercla] financing for speculation on raw land, B.D. Simpson, representing the developer, Al Stoke told the city commission Monday ' "We have been turned down by nine different lending in'stitutks in the past two years," said Simpson, "but we have been told they would look favorably on funding for developing a portion of the park If we could sell a couple of the lots." Simpson requested the commission to permit the developer to The Israeli Knesagt parliament concludes its debate on . — develop 10of the Industrial lots a afirst phase. He alm asked that the treaty today, but because only 35 of 106 deputies had their say Tuesday, the session promised to drag into the flfgig if'. pS ffItJ, accepted to put water pipe under SR 4H to save a new shopping the developer be permitted to install septic tanks and no sewer cater. lines unless the city could promise to supply sewer service within The commission voted to purchase fence needed to loan to sij months. soccer league to fence off temporary playing area on SR 434 while The Cnrnttjn passed a by Commissioner Stephen work Is being done on CandyIaj. oil purchaae Barton ______ to table until next Monday's meeting so that Cornof niIaslonr Ray Lelbensperger, who was not on the council which of new billing machine for city utilities or repair approved the pint, could familiarize himself with the project. 22-year-old machine at soo Based on the renmendatIon of consulting engineer Al The mayor proclaimed April 15-22 National Coin Week In lAnd, J'. approved a site plan for city at the request of the Central Florida Coin ClUb. Alleged _______ 1 Defector Returns present BANGKOK, DaI1ad (UP!) An American soldier who allsgotfly defected in Vietnam and carried . A91111111111111 U-& troops was wheduled to return from Vidnam b ri ng Longwood Du i. Burglary • They said U.S. Marine Pfc. Robert Garwood, 33, of esbug, lad., was scheduled to be bosrd & _ B7MAXEUUZTIAN Herald Staff Writer cident, according to police. took a citizens band radio and Speculation Is that entry to the tools, valued collectively car was gained by tripping the $280, his WI? Ford truck Thieves took about $400 in lock with a coathanger. while It was parked on the Lake valuable coins and jewelry EQUIPMENTTAKEN Jessup Bridge )fl45y, worth an additional $300 from a David Dennis, 3$, of 6111 Bear cording to sheriff's deputies. Longwood home Tuesday Lake Terrace, Orlando, The truck was reportedly evening, according to Seminole reported thieves took $500 in locked at the time of the inCounty sheriff's deputies. equipment from his 1978 truck ci dent. rrgian emaeiea '.lI while It was parked on Howell lawrence E. McFarrei horn., $l,l00Ingooda from his car Branch Road Tuesday, acGary Ganas, 31, 455 Ohio 101 Royal Oaks, Longwood, late Tuesday while it was parked in cording to deputies. Ave., Sanford, was also 'c Tuesday and took - the a parking lot at Seminole MOTORTAJLEN tlmnlzed Monday at the We from war, Heavy Fighting In Iran — ----- Heavy fighting raged again today between Kurdish rebels and Iranian troop. In the wotem Iradim town of Sanandej despite appeals for a valuables, according to Community College, according deputies. to Sanford Police. Egryto Entry the bousewu Taken Inthebrukwe an second truce In three days. reoorts said. Reporti from 8anandaj,3'l miles wed ofTehjan said that battle erupted at daybreak when troops at a military base, besieged by the Kurds but resupplied and reinforced by helicopters, opened a mortar barrage that blazed ttrough the city and struck several Kurdish positions. Unofficial estimates said at least 500 people were killed In these days of bloody clashes between the army units and Kirdith rebels demanding self-rule. However, authorities did not revise their released Tuesday of N hilled.' `;d __________ ''1" 1 12 . ______ ______ - _____ . been coaiplai.ly withdrawn from Vietnam as of March ,.,,., as ils- iI. all 1. 4 -1 — _______ . ______ - . i1L. —. . • GRAND _______ OPENING - a feres Tuesday 13 people were arr*.d In the bizarr, each • CuiWMs,, IdidhegGuIllirmo Polloek, a secretary to the cues.) sat______ the nag's alleged maUmkld, Polk* Vow other_ ceisdat. workers were find but net charged. 'There wee, as American. WV~' in the rhag, a senior _____ COVG'foN, Mae ing. 'l ing. Jai _______ Leads To Wm. Ennls 901. to Aubrey B. Eads, $t3.00. Jr. I. *1. Mary Lot 6, tier 3 blk 13, The Huskey Co. to Russell % .i Town of Sanford. sI,SOO. Swain Jr., Lot 3, bhk A, Swe,twat, John I. Lasseter & Roberta M. , Club Unit 2. 154,900. ' V Winter Springs Div. to Custom Roberta Mary Lasseter 101108. NW 20' of 12, repl. of Seminole Park. Designers Inc., lot 213 Witir Spring Un. 3 $17,000. $100. International Lasnd Planning II Nader Constr. to A.D. Schultz & WI. Frances Lot 33, Tuscawllha, Unit Inc. to Mason C Grannon & wI Charlott, Lot 116, Jennifer Ests. RlchvdH.Caverly&wf.peggyto 121,000. Martha V. Arnold to Richard C. Wm. E. Bennett & WI. Gertrude, Lot p L buk I, Meredith Manor, Nob Hill Griffin & wt Scarleit S. Un. 712 The Highlands Patio Homes, 1-45.000. Sec. $12,100. Roger E Ortmayer I Rachel to Barton Pilcher & G.M. Willis Richard E Duque & *1 Btrl, E hn A. Henderson & WI. Sun F., 291 of Lot 101 N 26'o111, blk 12, .)2'OfLt 2 &Lot]IessEQ34'ofbhk C, The Springs Live Oak ViIhag, BELAIR. , $15,000. Erneset Southward & Ira, Nader Homes Inc. to Franklin J. trustees to John G. Squires, Robt. J. Garbarino & WI Bonnie B., Lt 442 Caldwell, E. Massey E two. Winter Springs Un. 4571,400. thirds, of WGary ~ 01 SW¼ of SE¼ 0.1 Larry A. Dale I. Cynthia to County Rd (less S 40' for rd) etc., Brionnl B. 60f181198 & WI Clara N., SEC 720.30. $75000 Lot 23. Foxwood Ph. I Jesse hones & WI. Hettle Quentin E. Yoder & d Ihoordore 0. Atkins I WI. Edle Lot Jorge Ramirez I WI Ana, Lot lii, 10 Forest Lake sd. $42,500. San Sebastian Hts.,1Jn. 4, $42,500. DEVEX, Inc to George J. Stanley H. Miller $ Sons 0,1, Inc. fo & WI. Sondra Lot 39 Jennifer Ests. Frank Di Memmo, & WI Brigitte, Lot 66, San Sebastian His., Un. 3, Ainneer. Group one Inc. to Hagen $42,900 Homes Inc., Lot 22, Grave Ests. H Miller & Sons Flu. Inc. to Glet 11,100. L.Colemanlwf MaryM, Lot 3. blk Sunrise Erectors, Inc. to Hairy V. B, Camelot Un. 3, $45,7 00. Kohn I WI. Joyce. Lot 61, Sunrise Robert E. Johnston,, to John UnitOne. $53,400. Piacitelhi & WI Carol K. , It. 1 reph. Thomas H. Kelpp. to John A. buk CE, Country Club Addn, CI, Matrel Donne L,EVoIW44'oILt uo 11,W10'of $ E60' 01 12, blk I, Manuel Frank & wt Beatrice to English Ests., Unit Two. 144.300. Jon W. Zabel, trustee, Lots 2101253 Sum' iii Irictoqi, Inc. to Gerald C. Longwood, less rd., $54.OflJ, Dorn I *1. Beverly j. LI 71 Sunrise Mark I. Hof fman I Karen to CLW Unit One. $50,000. & Assoc., Lot 4. Secret Lake, sd, JuniS. Byrnes (Form. Carson) to 130,000. Jerome C. Jordan & wt Anns James Conley & WI. Margi,, Lot , blk Crystal Bowl 2ndAdoh, $3,900. Char* 0. Gatis & wt Nancy, Ltj ____ (OCO) James Conhey I MargIe to English Woods First Addn,, $4s,. Frarns Co.ntr., Inc. Lot 21, bhk c, Gary L. Morman & wi Nsncy Crystal Bowl 2nd Add,,. $3,500. -11 A. Crosby I WI Norma, Lot 1 USOOSY Ounifill Inc. to Robert West, Jr. bhk 6, WSSthi leld st 1st Addl%, T. _____ a a phe adunam 1ksd wearing a pink e, year pounds, seeking a loving Later - Ghl1l IunhIId, mesrings -d Mull Andwso uked for money ____ 'LII ty" said the ad. plami fare ams lethutg to &, IN a',Isw It$0 ioy Pays Andersen of ready for lb. wedding. Pint YW.I 110 111 ___k $ , p fair a..., *27 pa., low $dP aa., ft t added G"bW iiiiiis IIIJIIUY'ITIDES . d __ ___ an nthoueobroken dog, said On w$ Miss Aridarsies was charged with transporting at011S acro Mate lines amid Monday she pleaded guilty In f COWl Iii COVIfl(tOfl. Will be sentenced later. ad of was with Noble Meyer . said Miss Anderson ___ ____ , C, Plan Wins & wt. Patricia, Lt. 3, Wekivi Hills, $39,400. Sic. Five, $70900. Patrick C. Law & *1 Judy Craven Dcv. to Fred D. Cersey I James L. Mills & wt Christine M., Lt. 24. blk D. No. 0,1. Tor,., $@c.3 Wekiva Hills, Sec. 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I PAK1O CONTAC ELPAIO,T(UPI)—aCedfldakIidtede7t1S etume,emeed.ride'eraeublad on , - -_ Fertilizer Rig. $4,4 Shuttle Grounded • . — _ SAWN £ 4. - - %%,*- NEWARK (UP!) — The captain ad uom crew members of a Ubenlams frigidir hive bem oiJmnd held In lien of bail on chnn they triad to emuggle 40 pounds of bmWA worth $0 MOM late the ceedsy in aivaaylsth.larpdseinetsof thedeginUl what hidory. The defadonts, thou Wed Germans ad five Americans, wire arralpsd Tuesday Islet.. U.S. Rebut Csw Th wire arredad Saturday wha Coed 0usd o15dain ad usesUes gadi heeded friluo1$dyHsskad ft" ths" dashed in ft ship's hold. The five Aaarkai Rebut (h'ed of Jamaica, N.Y.; Gerald Dtd, Z Hs'tman and David Wepion, all of Eay.Wed, Via, ad RobsdGuthIuo1NoIth 11W1ML, weaholdinmad $IM,1NbaUIE WI. Lana. Lot 50 Seven. $73,5, ___ l ___ Ap u ________ IJA:1 ööaö Eight Held For Smuggling s. Flood Florida - - t. tonight. WILMINGTON, Del. (UP!) — A Maryland pried will be arraigned within two weeks for a series of robberies alltributed to the so.cafled "Gedlenan Bandit." Bernard T. Psgano was Indicted by a New Cads Cowdy grand jury Taiday on five cbups of armed robbery and one attempted robbery charge. The Uycu' old pried from Cambridge, Md., Is believed by police to be the gsd.el, well.dreued man who earned the nickneme nGentleman io Florida orange growers need weeks of the 1WITh p ye relief from a flood of Beesillan which darted Dec. 1. (rosin concentrated orange :' "list's a 217.8 puivat . Site. prova ___ . • . juIce whose Impost utah In Cien.i 01Sf the LI mj.i _____ thes IS mathe ha,. revised 11111I1 Imputed in Joyce smith ___ — IaIlUaraIU of the facUlty. ______ _____ Nancy Wisnki & baby girt 414 m*u ge1'cn. a tii. . i*sparty Iatweeksdth.$0n4s 11111 $w4fl ") Maivin Wlrnacnsen a ' ts ,. ml tbus that Inçort.d In pack year. U1t4 in bapp.ij IrvIn W. Oii*t. Delary ra1 u14 srtt, i.e. Votes jr Cindy c' r of II. site frama s-c'---erdai the prior alas. years, United with a 15N*PWVleN. 0551y . I perUses of the Iluperts • Pll(leC•B$ftij'j Fillet $0 coats a p110 wu the property will he aid for the (rain atd. bras pApaid learn a WUIIMI frat in psrail ca sointbsfutw.itwlilprseide i. Osiry ____ ''A'.LN'le. bank its, with lb. r—'-'ImPort èaty think wlst wl _ _ tirack bukat —.O. Dibeas _ d *f4II5MthI1SCinJ.s, is uia 1, the b Ezocati,, Vice President hippon if Prosi ., we • a 13 owes p5ndfli' remain Will. MeOw Catua ... cyns wecayi,, op Wok vs Springs Road was 15* ad of lb5 tlaiSWS7 in permit IC'tweL of the (imd,. tradeieptjet L*Anp, Smedi, tu . Seth I LaI , e,ylw V$ lbs 13 acres in ad far FAM ruskad • Wailvuthetaty.. cub gr,, _____________________ ___ • . • . ccvtietes a ._ sale ad ada atinpiipuetj inpee — branded lb. kepsrt Wwai reused the reduction is Wn"-" ad, ad the .,ia.-' _______ • lbs r_is is's lieu of CN 4 Bi 1 4' thS cit of — ___ as wail Mart ___ 4111111 * h. be soup at I . ___ ___ wonituutg i ascend cs'b 11111111111 hr ad *i leatti in hr W__ ___q7_."' __________ — in ________ •... ........................................... ___ cat in l*e itS his s'Ih-al rub ____ ___ ___ __ Is ni— i in gevates pe - Vuva.s ash Slum "vts'iv scuis bush'.. eli.," .$.. Iii uai,d,s.r, rut • •_•j •• MCI 111119 L 5,s. a,,., $esM.6 SIn. Wit. _ ailISt 1C0 raiI of ..esady cia way in$hsM Th.Mhu, eemba." . ____ bow ciisS ruse,. res'.est m-n, the Florida Qtr :ij~ , ~. '' — r , ~;, m. — i_esaity H. died' Florida said If lbs_dISMISS_were Citrus for xrOlw ace ?1srids of lbs .Ig.u1rt$W.LYew, wore we at nuad*iatdc-,a pesid tklr ctlh.p.. vu' * Pricumr.lii$ienIlgum ua prodsc,rof lb • - 1O1IL1S7IIV. .. p • ---- p1-- 111 __l_.___.. __..._ ----_•••% MviINan.a — A *s.• . . -cscias . d private ace.•,..I Boy som• today fat lush desser t Priest Held For Robberies • _____ Bàrn&t Bank Branch • MavabN.Ien • . JMI*Murphy,Osfosn £044155 Oils __ ,I$CWAlSl$ . ___ Mimli 01Na Mottle Ssylscl LiQret .. .$MIL. leesley Ales B,. KlMã _ .. Wetly Upnosst ,~~- X,'; øyaetR*.SytueslI 44 JoM IIchIv' . &' •• Iyl. RjssN •.; Irsn L.'Mo$.d • to dRAM — _ ___ • wet,...,.,... %44ALLON NEW YORK (UP!) Albert Hedge, the hero of millions of starry-eyed children who knew him only as television's Captain Video, has been found dead In the small Manhattan hotel room where he lived abw with his memories. The 67-year-dill actor, who has been virtually out of work since his popular science fiction kiddie show wed oft the air In 1956, had been living alone at the George Washington Hotel for the pad four years, according to a clerk. On Monday, police discovered Na body In his room, which reportedly was filled with memorabilia of his career. It has been unclaimed at the Bellevue morgue mce that time. Jr. fig,, Meys filed a plakt , jlI receiving some $6,110 from . Anderson said Meyer sr p.. .flursdsy. watd css a '%U oW' letter Althouih Miss Anderson's "list went CT7 who I said I isa., *, ci a picture r1 to marty ••• U.S. ___ Andeea in IS$0 l.a.. h$pa. IS. Rude crinr. Mo MVCsdISSilS, In the FBI and every cop In ______________________ said Mien Andersen's "Mlii within s ievel tIvny. The $30,115 to $6,000 worth of Florida." IOS PITAL NOTES Agoodreo,onin 1901 ... and today. 'Captain Video' Dead iie,000. Berna ette to 11 l _____ ___ bess Cove 2nd Sec. 844.200. $41,000. John 8. Luc. & WI Mary s. to Shadow Lake Woods Inc. to Lt$,J.Mofll&f Barton, ,,t ,per L. ngel 1. WI O.nevie* Ky. (UP!) — OSID4'I1)e With the pros. letter IdaiTad to problems such jewelry, $3100 (ton'. a bank _ iate i ti "cetii ____________________________ W side, swat? .1us. yse Ii 1901 Wolgr..ns has filled over 440 million prescription,. The reason people come to us is con fld.nc.. Since siçplenant $. • Love . tiobW .1-'-' - Cynthia to Miriam H. Teagardah, Lot 10 blk F Sem inole sItes, $31,500. Resid. Comm. to Henry V. Morelli & WI Emma, Lot 3, buk J Hidden Lake Un. 1. 536,0000. Albertassa spesed K. fifth Mere 1* thIs area today at S am. on State Road 434 at WekJVa Read, Like the others It will be open 24 hos a day, seven days a wk, Manager of the 55,1W square fool store will be Gary Castleberry, who formerly mauged the Altamonte Springs store. This will be the most convenient Albert seas tothe Sanford area, according to company spokesman Joe Long, and can be easily reached by Iaterslate.4 or Markham Road I U4iftt.wt... SANFORDI PRESCRIPTION CENTER — Jo - — ,niji he., hg, sr.sitrie pressure, $0.01; . • 0 0 Id __ -- TRIANA, Ala. (UP!) TheEnvironmtii Protection Agency said Tuesday It had abandoned plans to take the Army to court over DDT that filtered from a plant on Army property Into nearby streams. A study released Monday revealed that 12 longtime residents of Trim, where many of the town's 1,000 persons rely on fish from Indian Creek to their diets, had a residual level of DDT In their bodies 14 time, higher than the national avenge. Joins White, regional administrator for EPA In Atlanta, said the Justice Department has refused to represent EPA In a court suit against another arm of the federal government. White was to begin a series of meetings with Army officials today in an attempt to seek a settlement of EPA demands that the Army become Involved In responding to the DDT pollution. EPA said lad month It would go to court If the Army failed to launch a coinprebensive dudy of heal h effects on rbkMs of Titan. from the pftdkin.t The Army said It had no authority to uoiuet etudes outside Army property. — BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UP!) Some 500 South Koreans and an unknown number of Argentines entered the United Slates Ukgslly with fake visas bought from a ring that Included four US. Co nsulate workers, " EA .' - Suit Over DDT Dropped • . Visa Ring Uncovered ,,,nh&., ' WEEK TO SAVE cowsel" to the Justice Department, without the powers - _111116 - Westam Military Sources confirmed the Chinese had control of some Vietnamese land after their ient. ____ $ ,' il 2ndSUPER of s3.900. 4s47,sJ. Wit A, Sweetwater Club Un $169,000. H. Miller & Sons to Charles R. 'I can't raising taxis unnecessarily' new WASHINGTON (UP!) — Paul Curran, the Park Avenue lawyer named by Attorney General Griffin 5.11 to Investigate President Carter's family peem* business, may have a tougher job than be thought. His appointment brought down the wrath of fellow Republicans who said Tuesday they have nothing against Cirra'. personally but as long as he Is only "special area and Independence a Watergatedyle "special prosecutor," his investigation's credibility of the probe Is doomed. Senate GOP Leader Howard Baker called it a "double Mind," and freshman Rep. Jim Sensenbrezmer, R.WIs., coined the inevitable "peanut-gate." - . - won't assess — .1 WI. SE'/ against Probe Credibility Questioned • - -• _______ retained claimed ___ It 14, Wekiva Hills, Sec. Eight Rua, sgl. Lot 9, blk C, Country Club Manor, $22,500. Amer. Home Life Ins, to Walter D. J.R. Hattaway Et Al. Trustees Keiy & WI. Pura N. Lot 36, La Michael L. Sullivan & Bridget to M. FI0Iflta, Unit One. $75000. Braun, sgt. Lt 11 blk J Sec 2A, North Michael C. Lane & Ruth to Carl On. Ranches. $9,000. YOM & WI. Dorothy. Lots 108.11,8. Herman L. Bryant to Annabelle 5½ of 9, blk 2, Fairview Vincent E. Brewer & WI. Arlen e to Bryant Lot 16 blk 6. Fairlane Ests, Manuel N. Cintron & WI. Georgia. Lt Sec One Repi., $100. Robert L. Lapp & WI Su7*nne to 11, blk B. San Sebastian His., Sec. Joseph L. Westergren I WI Suzanne Two. $53,000. Sutton & Son, Inc. to Donald R. Lot 21 Green Village, Abbeiton sgl. Lot 2$ Weklva Hills, Alvin D. Soothe & WI Mary to Sec. Seven *44.000. Jerry Posey & Wi Martha, Beg. . Bruce E. White & WI. Gretchen to 35.41' S of PC of curve on E line of Carl F. Hallberg, Jr. & WI. Patricia blk 3., Crystal Lake His, $10,500.' Li 30 & W. 42' 01 29, bhk 8, West The Babcock Co. to Roberta F. Altamonte His., Sec. Three. $54,000. 'Higginbotham n$ ti. Wln,Iw?,4 ,,Ivan Ivan Lee White to Robert A. SqSe One $36 000 & WI. Ruth. Its 60.63, 69-75 Sec. One, Midway Park. $15,000. Heidrich Entr. to Erwin Pehtzer & Henry Ackerman & WI. Lucille to WI Wanda, lot 3. Doris M. Heidrich Danile P. Bulls & WI. Ethel. Lot 15, sd, $25,000 bhk 21 Suburban Homes $15,300. Cushman Entr. Inc. to Thomas J. Marshal's Deed to FHA, Lot 6, Brodrick P. Wi Carol J. Lot SL Lone Pines. Ravensbrook first add., $148,400. T.W. Moro & WI. Elsie to Theodore Walter J. Townsend Jr. & WI Joan N. Williams & Nancy M. W 160 ' to Andrew J. Ward & WI Violet, Lot of 4 of SE'/4 of SEC 32.10-30 less 12, blk H Summerset Nor th, Sec.2 fruit crop. $10,000. $36,000. ,..----------pr.au,y .on C. to uernota Snider to George Friin Philip Tatich, trustee, Commence at & WI Evelyn, Unit 22 4 Village ii NE cor. of NW¼ of NE¼ of SEC 7. Windmeadows No. 1 Inc. 21.30 etc. $43,000. Janice Eaton to Valerie Ann, lot Vista Constr., Inc. to Robert 172 San Sebastian His., Un. Merlin & WI. Loretta Horian. It 5, Douglas L. Fortenberry & *1 $49,000. . __ ______ ______ ________ 5S7. .li In.ps —. ___ 16," the Vietnamese Foreign Ministry said In a Hanoi announcement. "This statement Is untrue. It Is aimed at fooling the (bins.. people arid ... Me rest ot the Fake Christine S. Lot 31 blk C. The (QC D) Edward S. Jones to Ste Forest. $7,000. Jones Lot ii blk B. Druid Hills, Arteniss McCoy & wt.Margaret to Ests., First Add,,. $100. George A. Burlakas & WI. Susan J. Louise D. Williams to Jeanne S. reported -. ______ ______ _______________________ BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) Hanoi charged today more than 1000 Chinese t roops Mill up to 12 miles Vktrunn. "The Peking rulers said their troops had • WWI & Wt. ElIz. Lt. 21, Wokiva mencing at NE cor. of NWI/I of NW'!, of NE'!, of SEC. 1520.30 etc. at I 1, -P na Continues Occupation ______ ______ Archie Smith,31, manager of Jessup Bridge. the Sanford Boat Works, HighGanas reported to sherlWs at figure A~M, - s.d. way 415 at the Stenstrom deputiessomeonebrokepj Hoetler, sgl. Lot 5, blk A, Camelot AM-FM stereo; f Bridge, reported someone took 1977 Chevrolet pickup truck and Un.). W,900. The valuables had been kept speakers; a 4Ochajuwj Bel Aire Homes Inc. to Dennis C. a 33 horsepower boat motor, took a hat, $30 In cash and a 12- Reed & WI. Shannon P. Lot 22, Bet. in a bedroom, said deputies, band ra dio and a radar valued $190, from a boat Olga Hunter, to Joseph E. Walls I. gauge shotgun, valued Air Hills, Unit One. $43,200. WI Patricia, W 44' of Lot II (less N STEREO, CBTAKEN detector, valued at a total of the boat works Tuesday. collectively at $435. The Huskey Co. to Fla. 196' of W 2231) Flu. Land & Colon. Bryan R. Scruggs, 18, of 115 $1,100 from the ca'., Homecrafters Inc., It 3, bhk F, Co. Celery Plantation, CS, TOOLS TAKEN Gam said his truck $17,500, Willi s Sweetwater Club Unit Hilltop Place, Altamonte Of e. Florencio $49,900. Scruggg reported his car was E Herbrug,r, to AndreW David Crawford, 31, of locked at the time of the InHowell Cove Constr. to Pat Biscoc D. Mihanak & E., N 69' of rçot thieves Orlando, of someone cident, according to depufles. & WI, Constance, Lot 9 bI M Howell Lot 2S6' of LotWI1,Emily blk S. Northgatè, - A — & a patio area. _______ 91 Jewelry Stolen Coins, When Garwood returns from Vietnam he will face qesâIçj over allegations that he defected to the egqnj_s wit '.4 wpna against U.S troops. While he still Is carried on the military rolls as a prisoner of he has not received automatic promotions like other POWs and Marine sources have said It is possible he will face cowtmartlal. TEHRAN, Iran, (UP!) BALTIMORE (UP!) A mistrial has been dedared In the murder case of a former nurse because jurors could not decide whether a comatose patient was dead or alive when she disconnected his respirator. Baltimore Criminal Court Judge Robert L Karwacki dismissed the jury Of six men and six women late Monday night after being told they were deadlocked In the case of Mary Rose Robaczynski. Because of the jury's indecision over the death issue, Assistant State's Attorney Howard B. Gersh said he was not sure the case would be refried until the legislature enacted new laws. Jurors said they could not decide whether patient Harry Gesaner was dead or dive when the plug pulled on his respirator at Maryland General Hospital on March 8, 197$. Mrs. Robaczynskl, 24, of Pasadena, Md., tearfully admitted to jurors Monday that she unplugged Gsu'iers respirator after determining that he had no pulse or blood preszwe. $71,50Q. Francs )Mlbisr from Ho ad MInh City (Saigon) to Bill " Garwood was supposed to be on the sam fl1 1M week but failed _____ to áow for unexplained, __ — city — & as the conflicts were resolved. Street, from residential to they would be In court pretty rates. struction of a convenience Councilman Wilfred Arnold commercial to comply with the quick." However, Arnold said the store. Binford said Cowicllmths said at Tuesday night's council requirements of the city's land owners were "apparently not Laurent Pellenin told him the The Winter Springs City meeting the contradictions use program. It was suggested that the too concerned" about the property could be rezoned to C. Councll has Wed athree-week- could be corrected by either Councilman John Bennett council include a provision In old moratoriwn on building aznendingtbelaaluse program said he voted against the the rezoning that the taxes on rezoning. He said of the 13 Pellerth, however, said '1 responses the city received permits for four of the five or changing the zoning of the rezoning because tax rates for the property would not Increase from the owners "eleven said asked you If would ccnsldç locations where there wite property for which building commercial property are with commercial zoning. But they weren't opposed to the changing toyou something otl* contradictions between the permits are sought. Now than taxes for the same zoning change and two said than commercial use." HE city's cotnprthensive land use The permit moratorium was property zoned residential. Piland noted: "We can't they were it." added, "The people on Mode program and the CUTIIt 50111fl5 raised In the Horseshoe Acres "I can't see raising taxes guarantee (the owners) that the Road do not want that property designation of the properties. subdivision, an area of the unnecessarily, and I think tax assessor The only the where the to t used for commercial During a Feb. 27 meeting the 'r ub n d on s division a a property at a higher value after moratorium was not lifted Is an council Imposed the parcel of land on SR 434 Sii it's eleven-acre tract on the east zoned commercial." moratorium to allow time to by changing side of Moss Road in what was Binford said he might hate resolve zoning conflicts the specifications of the land Also voting against the formerly a sewage treatment misunderstood PellerIna discovered during a debate use program to conform to rezoning was Councilman Bill plant. Three weeks ago a comment to him earlier. Be over whether to allow a sheet current land use. Jacobs who said, "What the council discussion about said he may also want to metal shop to locate on South council should have done was whether to allow owner Torn develop th. land with "slngliThe council voted unaniMon Road In an area that's w ha t is happening here." simply change the land use Binford to build a sheet metal family or even patio syte surrounded by residential mously to change the reMayor Troy Piland also program to allow the property shop on that property led to thehomes." quireinents of the coin- opposed the rezoning because to remain zoned residential. ban on building permits. At the time the moratorium prve land use program the property owners had not Then when the owner wanted to The council Instructed Bipwas approved it Willis not clear for t he tirW parcels. requested the change, "Of have It changed to commercial Tuesday right Binford made ford to file a formal request to exactly how many "conflict The council also voted 3 to 2 to course I can't say what's going we could have changed the an Informal request to the have the property rezoned, aren." existed, city of1eIai2 change the zoning of the fourth to happen here," he said, "but zoning and the land use council to rezone the Moss Road although there was no insaid. It was decided by council area where the moratorium I'll tell you right now, If the program." He said In that way property from C-2 (heavy dicatlon Tuesday night whether then that building permits was lifted, along SR 434 bet- councilmen rezoned my the owners would not have to commercial) to C-i (light the members would appro* would be ismeed In these areas wee. Siserry Avenue and Wade property without my requed pay commercial property tax commercial) to allow con- the rezoning. Disconnected Respirator of Lifts Moratorium SPrings ByROGER ROY Herald Correspeadent Mistrial For Nurse Who Hills, Sec. I. 879,500. — motion P. Wl'anter IN BRIEF Wednesday, March 21, 111111111111 N AT1ON A. Evening Heald, Sanford, Fl. n Build , P. Mallek warehouse at Short and Wilma Streets. The commission voted to accept the low bid submitted by NIdy Construction of $11,612 to construct a multi-purpose court for basketball and volleyball In Candyland Park, and to explore 3131' lighting project for the baseball field. Longwood rtzidtnt Robert Daves suggested the outfield lights would annoy SUlTOUnding residents by shining In their windows at ci night and the night gaines and accompanying no complaints. . He proposed It would be less troublesome If relocated at the other end of the field, but was told that area was reserved for sewer plant expansion. City Administrator David Macey said the park would close at Mar 10 p.m. In other business: A low bid from Central Florida Underground of $975 was B7JANECA$8EL3ERRy Herald Staff Writer TRANSFERS Grace Lindblom, It. to Geral E. Hagen Homes Inc. to Harley D. Livesey & W. Florina, Lot F-23, in Witwer & wi. Vera, Lot 27 Grave SEC 11-20-32, S acres m 1, $12,900. Estas. $59,700. Douglas Wm. Elliott Wi. (QCD A. Duda & sons Inc. to Meredith to Joseph Mazaleski 8. WI . Winter Springs Dcv. Corp. easemn Eliz. Lot 74, Sandalwood. $39,500. — $100. Martha Eakin to John Alvarez & Foxwood Dev., Ltd. to Larry Catherine & Phillip Nogueira & WI. Dale & WI. Cynthia S. Lots 20 1. 25 Louisa, Commence at SE car. BIkO, Foxwood Phase 1. SI7jM. Lake Wayrnan HIS., Lake Addn. Resid. Comm. Amer., Inc. to Karl $45,000. G. khebter 6. WI. Linda. Lot 123, (QCD Scm. Co. Teachers Fed. Barclay Woods First Adn. $48,900. Ci) to Hrty W. Boone, Lot 5, less N. JS1 Dcv., Inc. to Walter L. Ap. all of 6 1. N 38.37' of 7, Beck's plewhite, Lot 100 Wedgewood Unit Add,,. $100. Three. $63,400. Harry W. Boone to D.GG. Paul Harris wf. Gail to Mack D. Williams, Jr. Lot S (less N 38.37') all Sawyer. Jr., sgl. WI/i Lot 11, It. 2, 61. N 38.37' 017 less WI it. r-w, St. Johsn Ranche Ests., Unrec. Beck's Addn. $75,000. $11,000. Ruben Figueroa wt. IrIS to Felix wt. Jostle to James Khoury R. Ortiz & WI. Gladys. Lot 473 Spring James C. Khoury & WI. Joella 8.& Oaks Un. $31,000. Robert Burns. Lot 95 Grovviw Fred Delemos & Sons, Inc. to VIII. Lk Mary Ests. $100. Do minick A Van Den Abell & wt. David W. Beane & WI. Verne to 0. L. Li 11, blk A, Sterling Park James Krause & WI. Eileen L. & Un. 853.000. Kenneth M. Beane & wt. Doris, Lots Jerome Eden to Eduardo CurieI, 11 & 12 Academy His. UN. 202, SI. A Crown Oaks. $52,000. Helen Remusat, Wid. to Henry H. W.W. JONES, Inc. to Donald E. W. Wifle, Jr. & Clara M. Corn. fe III BRIEF . . REALTY O on" 1111"T PAM. T691111. T691111.111111116 .TSIP.M - MIA IICS$ WISNI1OAY.THUR$DAY.PIIOAY.$ATUIY _ LlgerCNsee$satsy) useless iiiw RANUS - s .itgsd Msm So rsed is be ( .. - • • *ds i* "As Aepssm.etI Ipasiet Nlapedsd prSo.s we meted by liii' or suts-L dip etbo ore ow o.'sr hor pss I_r_psan 'esanis Boll d mip y to low swoo. lenlNuj as am VML 2144 wMisacS.. Sue 0. Li ..'..- - .. a& 11 �Evening 1111clum CUSPS 411210) County Agricultural Agent Frank Jau, chairman of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce AgriBusiness Committee, says the committee has decided to hold the annual Farm-City Day In November this year to coincide with National Farm-City Week. The event was formerly observed locally In May. The Farm-City Week is held nationally each year on the week ending Thanksgiving. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA 32771 Area Code 306422-2611 or 831-M Wednesday, March 21, 1919-4A r Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director .1: 9 - MMMN W 13 ' Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $: 0.60; Year, $40.00. Jan says he hopes to arrange agricultural tours this year in conjunction with the observance to acquaint t he community with various aspects of the Agri-business. ____j __ ___ . 1" L it ' s A No 4: . Situati on, There are disquieting reports out of :Washington that the White House is holding back on legislation to deregulate the trucking industry because of current contract talks between the Teamsters and the industry. 1, We are told that the administration hopes the .Teamsters will abide by the President's voluntary wage guidelines, which include a seven percent ceiling on annual increases in wages and benefits. With the two-million member Teamsters union Vehemently opposed to deregulation, the White House apparently believes that delaying introduction of the legislation might moderate the union negotiators' wage and benefit demands. I There is nothing new, of course, about such 'political tradeoffs. They are the meat and potatoes I\of Washington politics. And, if a modest delay in introducing the administration's deregulation bill could, in fact, induce the Teamsters to settle for a 'non-Inflationary three-year contract, the public 'interest would be well served. However, as the President and his aides cannot -have but noticed, the Teamsters appear decidedly unmoved by the administration's sta lling on •r deregulation. It has been learned that the Teamsters are demanding a wage and benefit package ,that adds up to a whopping 71 percent increase over three years. So much for observance of President Carter's seven percent per year voluntary 1 I, 'guidelines. Frankly, we never entertained any great hope that the Teamsters' traditional militance at the bargaining table would be bartered away for I.anything as transitory as a delay of a few months in the administration's laudable drive to deregulate Jthe nation's trucking industry. Nevertheless, It is ,hardly fair to rebuke the administratlonary effects (of a new Teamster contract anything like the one Cput forward by the union would be considerable. (These new inflationary pressures would far outWeigh the deleterious effects of a brief delay in introduction and enactment of trucking deregulation ••. -•• legIs1at11 But now that the administration's strategy has roved barren we see nothing lobe lost by prompt Introduction of the deregulation measure. Indeed, .-•-.••-•. _ .-• - , I. that Is what we expect. The only other possibility is that the administration might decide to scrap its deregulation proposal altogether in exchange for incremental moderation in the zeal with which Teamster negotiators pursue their 71 percent wage and benefit package. We worry about this because it ,would be a deal the Teamsters might conceivably accept. The Interstate Commerce Commission's Ij'egulation of the trucking industry shields Teamsters from the competitive pressures that help restrain wages in other industries. Regulation Is a golden goose for the Teamsters no less than for their protected employers. Union negotiators I might well be tempted to settle for much less than a 71 percent increase should the Carter administration quietly promise an Indefininte stay of fexecution for their regulatory goose. : The Teamsters would be happy and the adnthistration could claim a "victory" for the 'President's battered anti-inflation campaign. Should signs of such a deal develop. Congress nd the country ought to rise in indignation. Washington's maladroit regulation of the trucking 1nduitry costs consumers up to $3 billion a year. the Carter administraton to perpetuate this burdensome waste for the sake of an, at best, partial triumph in the Teamster-Industry peotlitions would ainotag to a surrender of the ubl1c interest. ANGL EWAL TERS ;'< <%?. ? 4 I. emino e i S .1. i 1 I . rou : .00 pssstl Such A Deal... HAppril ByMAXERKu1s.jj and plans to bring charges State Attorney's office that has Rich, 1110 Australia Ave., consumer, according to Norris. A representative of Orange action taken against the firm. the firm reportedly did not Herald Stan Writer against the company if Orange resulted in charges of grand Daytona Beach. Both men an "We have one complaint on County's consumer fraud "Really their office is located remove wood the brothers said Seminole County State County's prosecution of the theft and contempt of court. free on$1,O6o bond apiece on the the company In Seminole division met with Norris in Seminole County, but they do was damaged. Gaipa then Attorney consumer fraud in- firm fails. The charges were filed contempt charge. They are due County and If they fail to follow Monday to discuss the charges business in both counties," contacted the consumer fraud vestigator Carl Norris Is Statewide Insulation and against John Franta, president to appear In circuit court In through on the charges against d0ilist the firm. Since the noted Norris. "It is in the best division of the Orange County working with Orange County Solar . Systems Inc., 721 Uve of the firm. Oak Harbour Orlando one week from today them in Orange County, I'llmpany has done business in interest to pursue the charges State Attorney's office which ' State Attorney's officials on a Oak Blvd., Cas3elberry, is the Condominium, Altamonte on the grand theft charges. certainly initiate pweeding bQ4 .. ties, Norris explained in Orange County first, because began an investigation that led consumer fraud case involving subject of a consumer fraud Springs, and his brother Robert Seminole County has one here In Seminole County," said the two state attorney's offices of their history there and the to the charges. a Casselberry home repair firm probe by the Orange County Franta, also known in Robert complaint against the firm by a Norris. want to keep current on any fact that there are more During the investigation .of Glapa's complaint, the copcomplaints on them there." Both the grand theft and sumer fraud division searched j,, past cases and discovered the ' contemptchargesstemfroman 'ra.. " Incident last November In Franta brothers had ben a' which Robert Franta allegedly charged with grand theft 1ria represented himself as Robert similar Incident In 1974. A plea • Rich to Winter Park couple. bargain in that can resultecLin " He offered to do minor home an Injunction prohibiting tbe repair for the couple, according brothers from working In to information contained in the Orange County for five years. I • " charges against him. He then The contempt charges • ... informed the couple damage to against the brothers allege their house was greater than their work In the Gaipa case originally estimated, according begun In 1978 was a v1olationof Allan Keen, Immediate past himself through Rollins College • to the charges. that injunction. chairman of the Seminole as a bank employee. By 1971 he Rich reportedly told the Gaipa reportedly paid the Memorial Hospital Board of had earned a BA In Economics couple, 1r. and Mrs. Jack Franta brothers $2,000 on the Trustees, has been selected and a MBA with honor, from Gaipa, 1820 Pineview Circle, $5,000 repair Job, according to from among nominees Rollins, and had been named an Winter Park, John Franta was Bill Upham, of the Orange -ttWoughout the state as one of officer of the 'nett Bank, • a general contractor who could County State Attorney's cmi. five Outstanding Men ofFlorida youngest in bank history. The pform the repair work. sumer fraud division. The by the state Jaycees. following year at age 24, Keen Gaipa became suspicious amount accepted led to the Keen recently accepted the has made Director of .. when the workers employed by grand theft charges. aiardduringtheJayceesstate Marketing and Department -:. cdnventlon in St Petersburg.He Head for the five Orlando area , ' .'1 ,-wasnomInsted by the Winter Barnett Banks. .' . I. - 0 ~ .J.. - ,-: :1 I Park Jaycees. . •, -• In 1974 he left to enter the It &illa member of the board of real . 4 . estate Investment - . •; . trustees, Keen left the chair- business,where he has bought • ' .•.. . ,:pinJanuary toheadthe orsoldover$4.Smlllionofreaj . :;. 4.t,, • . !.d. committee steering the hospital estate. He personally maiiages '$.; t_ --• .9. tO'a Private non-profit status. l2realestatepartnerthlps.He .: Througb Keen's leadership as now has formed his own In"I .. .-• 'l • cl)alrmnan of SMH's Building, vestment firm, The Keewin - . It I 'Finance and Development • ompany,whichw1u also act as . . ,• . .t. .'.*'.• .•'Committees, as well as the sole U.S. representative of .. 'Cltalnnan of the Board, the an investor group from Herald Photo by Tom Netsel lspital has developed a long Holland. range master plan and Remember the last time your car got stuck In the mud? Well, imagine how the Keen, In addition to his exIf You Are Tired of High Cost of Meat, graded services and existing ceptional achievement in the driver of this front loader must have felt when the equipment sank during work Put Fish In Your Dliii We Have A Large ,d facilities. The hospital has also business world, has emerged as on the new Marc Slade auto dealership on U. S. Highway 17-92 near Collins Drive. Selection of Fish And Seafood. unched a $15 million ex- a major force In community Workers are shown attaching a cable from the front loader to a heavy wrecker to FRESH OYSTERS panslon program and a and governmental affairs. It free the equipment. reorganization plan leading to was through Keen's initiative Select ...... Pint S2.99 the creation of a not-for-profit and sacrifice of time that Big Standard .... Pint $2.79 -,gorporation which will be Brothers of Greater Orlando COMPLETE LINEOF SEAFOOD SEASONINGS ' Mrongly community oriented, was created and funded. He has AND PREPARATIONS An honors graduate of been the recipient of many loniaI High School, Keen put honors. As a student he was awarded numerous scholarMICHAEL W.DAVIS shLps including the Traylor MICHAEL L.WALL JOSEPHO.ORIMSLEY ROBERT L.THOMAS Marine Private First Class spec. 4 Michael L. Wall, son of Joseph G. Grimsley, Son Of Mrs. Foundation Award and as a Michael W. Davis, son Marine Corporal Robert L of James C. Mrs. Shirley Lowder, 133 Jay Drive, Geraldine A. Addison of Miramar, Jaycee received, among many, and Mat-grit M. Davis 01112W. 25th Altamonte Springs, recently Fia., has been promoted to airman Thomas, son of Joe C. and Vida F Thomas of 1024 Santa St., Sanford, the "Spark Plug of the ear," St., Sanford, has completed the completed the Primary Leadership first cl ass i the U.S. Air Force. His assn has been promoted tc his present Aviation Machinist's Mate Basic J et Course at Fort Campbell. Ky. Wails wife. Linda, is the daughter of Mrs. Director of the Year," and the Engine Course. while serving at Marine Corps father, Fred L. Wall, lives at 202 Johnson of 1104 E. Tolane Drive, rank PHONE 3234890 Helicopter Air Station. Tustin, cam. "Outstanding Jaycee Award." During the live-week course at the Powell St., Stanford, Ky. Altamonte Springs. He joined the Marine Corps in June "His tireless community ser- Naval Air Technical Training J219FRINCHAVLSANEO 1971. Center, Miilington, Turn., Students . ice.was recognized when he rceiv,difltreductorv lnstrjon PAUL N. JENKINS received i6i 1917 Distinguished the characteristics and operationg Pvt. Paul N. Jenkins, son of Mrs. MICHAEL I. PURDY GARY i.TERRIO principles Of lit engines. Jeanette Bellamy, 973 5. Wymore Service Award." Marine Private First Class Navy Aviation Machinist's Mate A 197$ graduate of Seminole High Road, Altamonte Springs, recently Michael I. Purdy, The 1976 delegate to son of Lovella Y. Airman Rec School. he Joined the Marine Corps was assigned as a medical aidman Gary J. Terrio, son Purdy 01200 Fern Park Blvd., Fern of Don andruit Democratic National Con- In August 197$. Joan Colin of 804 with the 2h Engineer Battalion t Park, recently departed for Cherokee Circle, Sanford. has ventlon has chaired several Fort Campbell, Ky. deployment In the Mediterranean completed the Aviation Machinist's successful races for candidates Sea. Mate Basic Jet Engine Course, RONALD J. HARNITT on the local, state and national L. PRICE Ronald J. Harnett, t, son of Mr. and Machinist's Mate Third level. He has actively lobbied Ml5. Charles B. Harnett of 1025 ClassNavy EREODIEOIISON Robert l. Price. son olStanley laycees Say' - Allan Keen RONALD REAGAN IO GI WW ftb Oil And Government And Politics CRFAPE VEPtE( RE1 NAT1 QLEPAS4N& RC U e WASHINGTON (NEA) - U ever an Industry Energy. America's problem Is not so much a should welcome a chance to clean up Its Image, shortage o(ftuftisa surplus o( government It's the used car dealers so universally Identified and politics. In the public's view with sleazy sales practices, Lfl1 Beach. Calif., oil decreed by governN1IA!' MO unreliable products and fast-buck artistry. mont as "old oil" days In the ground because the But with typical sbortslghteduess, __ used car ___ ____ mandated price Isn't high enough to pump it out. dealers are stren uously residing proposed Meanwhile, a few feet away, Japanese tankers ____ ______ government regulation that could significantly land Arab oil at $13 a barrel. ____ enhance conmaner confidence in their Industry Energy Secretary James Schlesinger says that and possibly Increase their sales as well. 11 the oil Industry Is about to scrap plans for a Lj Federal Trade CinznIIon, pursuant to a / terminal In Leng Beach and a pipeline to Tezas 44 mandate from Congress, Is nearing the end to move Al" oil Inland for refining. The Of a lengthy rule-making process that promises PLLpH1A7jfF4VAL regulatory hurdles and delays appear to have to give consumers their first real protection in proved too much for the thdiatry,after afl.Q buying a used car from a dealer. up another victory for politics. And this is one proposed regulation that should And, also In California, although a federal save car buyers money in the long rim, despite M uIE$ INøPe3DEMCE ' J udge ruled that Go,. Brown's relentlessly antidealer claimi to the contrary. It would do so by nuclear Energy Commission could no longer ALL 1)Ct'. S1DE4rANN giving consum ers an accurate assessment of a deny plant permits on the basis of a date la car's mechanical condition before purchase, . •• calling for near-Impossible wade disposal sparing the buyer nasty pod-sale surprises and R4L DOWLE OFFICIED. technology, the public utilities didn't J ump with repair bills. Joy. They say they will await the outcome of ___ Si ply described, the Proposed FTC rule • appeals to higher courts. Having large ffiowl * would require dealers to Inspect all used cars _____________________________________________ sisnj of money and endless fru hours offered for sale and to check off, on a window trying to thread their way through California's sticker, "OK or "Not OK" for more than a down 640itch42" permit process, no wonder they are Items ranging from "engine" and "electrical exhausted. 64tires." The aydem" to "accessorjes" In Seabrock, New Hampshire, the public Of the form would carry a more detailed utility that has fought tirelessly to build a descrl$lon of what constitutes "OK." nuclear plant to supply large quantities of The form would also show the correct ___mileage electricity to energy-short New England, has of each car, Its peat uses (privet. Owner, rental about rim out of ______ .'uction money. 1iavk111111 c, tad, etc.) and wbr ft had ever been survived virtually rnry roadblock s declared a total loss for Insurance purposes. 'By DICK WFZr move fader, we age more slowly, and therefore resourseful anti-n uclear, no-growth people could Dealers wouldn't have to fix "Not OK" Items WASHINGTON (UP!) - Ran Into Coldthorn, l01S*'." throw $ttham, the utlffiysays ft may have toefl before selling a car -jot Identify them, so the the Jogger, one day this week. Him face was I had 10 lsujh the project to its shareholders. buyer_____ knows what he's getting, and lid the aglow with Intellectual dawning. "That's ______ rIdiculous," I scoffed. "The Scbtelnger, again the other day, weighed In approTimate cost for repairs. But If a buyer By "ran lido," I don't mean we actuaiiy phenomena Einstein predicted would only occur with perhaps the gloomiest comment of all. He found an Item that had been checked "OK" collided, although, knowing Ccldtharn, i c. at velocities approaching the speed ofligld." reminded a congressional hearing that If a ship actually wasn't, the dealer would have to fix ft linagine that happening. In this Instance, our "Hav, you seen me jogging around the block were to be sunk In the narrow Straits of Horrnus, free of charge. paths merely crossed In a neighborhood fern lately?" Coldiborn retorted. through which steams 60 percent of the free The FTC staff, in Its multi-year Investigation shop. Since I happened to have caught part of the world's oil (from the Persian Gulf), the Western of the used car business, found an enormous Einstein program, I was In a position to pin him world would undergo profound upset and change. "Would you like to know why we joggers live Imbalance In the information available the wali, to longer than you other guys?" Coldiborn iiket What Is the answer? Barter is at lead part of ft somers and dealers about the true quality of One sequenc, had Peter Udlnov playing both according to economist Eliot Janeway. He says That litany has become through himself, on earth, and his twin brother, who was that "the Idea of the United Slates wringing its - how Dealers routinely inspect cars before they repetition P"P'1repugnant "' acquire than for resale, but they seldom pass on lump galvanizes the corpuscles, scours the blood out In spec.. As the earth twin grew hands for fear of running out of hlnii on oil In a progrs.lveiy more wrinkled and grey, the other world rich In reserves and poor only In the vMles, oxygenates the brain what they know about the cars ii1 pr. twin's age did not thmgs perceptibly. polities of negotiating for them is preposterous." apo*Imatsly 5$D known diseases, plus 177 condition to prospective buyers. "That was an Illustration of how time could be that are yet to be discovered. He says that Mexico could be a prime canlnete4 they spruice up , Influenced by dense gravitation around the didat. for a barter strategy. The U.S. holds the knowing mod customers can afford the time or "I don't want to hear it again," I told Cold- mysterious 'black holes' In specs," I said, answer to Mexico's need for capital and " expense to attain an independent, mechanical thorn. don't encounter anything like that." techeological supply as a means of solving Its Inspection ia car before purchase, end even "Waft!" he Insisted. "This isa new theory. I "What abet that pothole In front of your population and .c000,nicprolgems, and w, need fewer ire competent to assess quality them- got If off thm tube lad week." house?" Cr4dthern 'nwdst "fl's big enough Mixio's OIL What Is needed Is barter-oriented selves. He had, he said, watched a public telsvislon to have Its own gravltatlonaj field, It It not?" leadership willing to overcome old prejudices Dealers claim the sort of Inspection the FTC special odiw.d pr as pert of the Albert Einstein "Maybe so," I said, "but the effect Is the op and deal with Mexico as a partner. The plans to could add anywhere fro rn$1oo 100th birthday commemoration. On. segment posits. Whereas 'black holes' delay the aging Mexicans, for their part, need to put their $800 to the cod of a typical used car, but the was devoted to demonstrating Einstein's process, pothol. make you grow older sooner experience in Wisconsin -the only dite which postulation that time slows down as historic distnnt of the U.S. behind them. velocity In- tiusm you normally would." already has such a program - refutes these creases. Alaskan oil offers barter potential, too. Al lead Then, pobdirig out that altitude aswe ll as for hesbort4erm, Some of ftnulgl'tbesoldtothe claims. Dealers there report an average in. "They showed pictures of particles that or- nlocfty theoretically has a bearing oaths rat.at Japanm in exchange for third-petty oil cornspst4ion cod of only $15. dinarily only live two or tIns seco*" he which time elapses, I really socked It to him. m*t.d to the Japanese which could be tramWhat many dealers really fear Is that coo- cettinuet "But who shot through a Cyclotron "Thor. Is absolutely no evidence that t-IM.th sported to U.S. ports fader than Alaskan can (at emners will be reluctant to buy used cars with at high speeds, the particles lived about 26 had Joggers In mind who he propounded the piuluut,Al askan oil mod be transferred at the major Items "Not OK," and that dealer pre-sale seconds. Theory of Relativity," I salt "U Is more likely Panama canal from large to nall tankers In repair coda will consequently Increase. "That's the way It Is with joggers. Because we he was thinking of pole vaultars." order to get to Texas refineries). ___ -• • • ___ .. * ___ ,ss.. 4a J#_ 'Now, let's s! Thor*, must b# another CDV itry, WI GIfl 10j4 up. with sophieUcated weaponry that needs our aupeMaion." --$-." -. - -- - ( '-S a e. - -. -_ __ we repeetsi POO I bylsheutlis, CuW pl*hflL, -- ve*q-,LIu.thsdeuIh 1111111111001 41 _____ - r*ujguthepeete •. . , ,• St - •.-.• in ISsu hr 8911, fl -- ;r iV' Buputme had sd Piles . .. .- ... W •. •. • . • ,. .- "...1.TI S - • • ' . S .. • Seminole Men In Service , 1 1 Sanford ter . , Seafood cento .. IP v PAUL E. DYKES Navy Seaman Recruit Paul E Dykes. Son of Wayne C and Patricia the U.S. Air Force. the Western Pacific. 1703 W. 141h Si, Sa nford, has Dykes of Sycamore Lane. Deflary. The airman, a radlologic deployment in _______ completed recruit training at the has completed recruit training at specialist at Malmstrom AFB, Naval Training Center, San Diego. the Naval Training Center, Orlando Mont., serves with a unit of the LYNN N. POWERS Strategic Air Command. Airman Lynn N. Powers, son of retired "a mitt Is 1973 graduate of Lyman U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Col. and High Schoøl, Longwood, and at. Mrs. G.D. Donovan of $02 Orange tended Midwestern State University Drive, Altamonte Springs, has been at Wichita Falls, Tex. promoted to master sergeant in the Revival services conducted traveled throughout the world ______ U.S. Air Force, by Dr. D. Elwood Matthews for health care legislation In been Navy Seaman Recruit Freddie Seminola Blvd., has N. and Joan P. Price of 117 E. Floyd senior promoted toCasseiberry, airman in Ave., Lake Mary, Is currently on a Gibson, son of Andrew Anderson of both ALLEN KEEN • Washington Tallahassee. .. -- .1. -7 EMPHASIS - ANY RELIEF AT ALL FROM INFLATION? Strangely enough. 67., - : Revival Services Nightly est relief. If we were In a quiz mood, the question would be: "'What did noj increase In base price In 1978?" if there are any Americans who didn't feel the Infla. tion squeeze last year. they have yet to be heard. But a few things did not go up in price. Example: pocket calcu. lators. Also. the base price of electricity delivered toyour home by FPL. The base price of a residential kilowatt hour was the same on Dec. 31 as on Jan. 1. 1978! An even bigger surprise! This residential rate was set by the Florida Public Service Commission in 1977 Ii was based on FPL costs in 1976. Two years of Inflation have hit FPL since our costs were Increased. How did we do it? We' ve Increased efficiency. Re. mained lean. Cut back every way we know how There may be a limit to how long we can absorb Inflated costs. But we'll keep doing our best. if current Department of Enn. WE'RE NOT ' CRYINGI 'WOLF' ergy rules remaLi on the books, 'CRYiNG FPL will have to convert five plants from oil to coal ata cost of $4.6 billion. Or, about $14 per month from each customer! FPL believes that this bureauIll N cratic rulemaking Is unauthorted by Congress. And FPL believes (flflflfl ,iJ the consumer should be protected from this needless increase in the cost of electric service. We'll keep you informed. " When most folks say "ad' WHEN AN AD they mean amssagedeslgnedto ISNOTAN product. Or a service. a ADVERTISEMENT sell Obviously, we are not trying to sell you more electricity M Am trying to present some Information and viewpoints for you to think about From time to time we'll communicate with you about "Watt-Wise Liviny and ways to conserve your enert use. We know you are concerned about the future. So will cover the "energy beat" and hope that the -beat goes on! IL - of for the past 20 years preaching. Cleveland, Tenn., which began He Is a former state overseer KEVIN A.PAGAN DARRELL H. PULLER Airman Kevin A. Pagan, son of Sunday at Church of God of for Florida and holds his Doctor Pvt. Darrell H. Fuller, son of Mr. retired Air Force Chief Master Prophecy, Sanford, will conof Ministry degree from Luther and Mrs. Richard D. Fuller, 211 Sergeant and Mrs. James A. Pagan tlnue through Saturday at 7:30 Rice Semln fltAve.. Lonawoad, recently was of 1373 Canterbury rIi r1 1 --I, Jacksonville assigned as a clerk with the 197th Casselb.rry, has iauaji each night. Director of Children's services will be Infantry Brigade at Fort Sinning, Lackland AFB, Tex., from Air Evangelism for his conducted nightly by Joe and Force basic training. DIANE BUSH WiLLIAM H.OLSON HELLENIKON. Gr.ar. U.S. Air Force Major William H. Bush, daughter of Mr. and Olson, tonal Mr. and Mn. William Johnny C. Bush Sr. of Nt. 2, Sanford, H. Olson 0121 Estrella, Delary, has has been appointed to non. arrived for duty at Bentwaters RAF commissioned officer (NCO) status station, England. in the U.S. Air Force. denomination, he is a radio and Kim Palo of Orlando in contelevision minister and has junction with the revival. - there Is some mod- BUT and HAZEL K. MELTING THERESE A. SALANKY Airman First Class Hazel K. Navy Airman Therese A. Nailing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Balar*y, daughter of Edward L. and Frank Misso of Geneva, has Rosemary S. Balanky of 1225 received the U.S. Air Force Cons. SPringwood Circle, Longwood, has mendation Medal at San Vito Del completed recruit training at the Normannl Air Station, Italy. Naval Training Center, Orlando. ///Af/)V Ilhfiffi/fiff ipoilmostep MODEL G-3TX-PL .' 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',-. -• LIGHTER SIDE ______ ' • -•'•- - m WASHINGTON - For months, President who speaks the language of oil. • the oil Interests," We dIed a coi'd-u1Ial menlo Carter and Energy Secretary James &4 thilaicy plan for gasoline rotleiling. ' fm iksinger Between plays, they reached 0 aidordading from frodretsd omclals who were trying to is the ecceetet for a nsr of major oil IN" boon talking about III"" "Wm which oncomagedth. Wgs eat and dean op the all dales in goveremet. "Big CU 'r'lw" we reported. "No other opnp.vy Thus enticed, the oil men are ruuing to mike cnpalgo for Cater. Tho vu the be'g eli dill energy po&y," they was allowed to cnpe1e for the codmet. . . No on prediction come tree. hackmlae, ri'ce, whh. we ban carefully wrds. 1 Cater?''od arMIa's psilcies, the ar1iiegiy, the firm Is Mudying en emergency They have silied upon the franZ oil cutoff as chmlded. Hire are his: memo wesned, "will rct Rig O 's IMsii1da gas retlodag plan that would rely on oil cornea excus. for wlltholding iupjl1oi from their il - Eve. before Cater was sworn km as Wumiso lb. witting . ad auppurtin pony ci codemers. Obeleody, the oil profiteers would priI-$, hem cuthedsd wior en orgodden-'i1u is coming from the holdnsrs." rldhsrssllgufor$Iagalknthmfsrths7s4oso warulngfromgovwemie.s.rtj,'UJ.' -Byths mm* elMay IM. 1 aletan on cuts It now cods at the pumç 'ip-diacs on oil imports," he was toid, was was spending a daggun em im. CVtlBiulbyth.esdef the yaw. 3e Edward Tb. laden shutdown reduced .il dsliv.riea to bec'uag 'bh." of all forma of energy putsi oil each year. udy, D'Masg., for one, wrote a Marl letter these were coldois the Unlhod 51Mn by no more thai3percod, avflMs wM ear bamin Iu, the United over oil pares, "UYet tO the Enui Secretary. "Many members of Is Ich to th. oil seceegte the General £oee Yat lIMes vu .pAad On load aT pmbeo Cagrsis," he notified S'4 ukmger, "have been " faJ . semeol majoroilcos±.bancatbak GilaMeMywasbes-'ig 1 I F rjyscs, the push...," Yceacsinidovirthegsew1iigcrof ow we repested. '1 'lt be their deilvuies by as mart, as 26 percent. they lefiresud the pruldent-dect, but It was ace*d as the america wey, i't.srp rasairousby a banmul of major P'p'cies çMig spent the c'r to coaoodrdid is ashes that bad oil (1 --•" rtems deliveries as the price m* Mhor tr v tome oil as 'lest of their dollar piles malpuathu.' (Federal in. words, the gas sheet Masihile, Pral1ad Cartier bes seem sober and by m* imeudhoul politics," Yet Cetsrusd th* 'v1pli-s) &iiired 80 msjer U.S. oil ISaut didis wetMeg t lbs American way of asasensathe price rIdd eddesta arspisoumeld for so 11111"11 10 ambi 1160011111 I__- --l ifeah"iffilk" !M" The love .Uiir between Cuter ad madhe ir the Cuter labsaui, we r ii is.lbsir zeieidrshen and the crowd, u,ukIs, has-Tv. r"----" for the irgy Crisis. Amuleme an as, using rpeded that lbs P.daral Energy Ta. Nut ul ordered. 00 per mere become open uLid They us. "Be to eye F shesvu1pser"pe$-tjule--' -' asset &tfl% of _ 55ffly adher diulag the "d lbs 1* theme by the oil epurutsrs. "YEA '*ul,,1 1russ etedy co"1 gd 'i"us s fav, has bus to mike presidential campaign. Jimmy Caster across osusisy have p'iM in' et"- l of el Pin 1 - 1ly - :sffl to vi the el u*u'el valerstOusikdpumao't-- -"j ias In *sau,, Ydus. r11 ad1l.hebsgeesSscar,yeaa 'f*s$I7"Aitspg • lbut bawl W sith on el tycssu us, eol the ade pi.; ' lb. to. i -girt en 'mik,.kwadof Ma PNodkikiddes, Va: np him"W.INIÜ,rjin ssmnins,eI ad ml____ ens j IerlyInths1foetb.1,'tbq,e,.n Wut . -. • '•' _____ JACK ANDERSON - . pw.a:), -• ___ Relativity • ' iuio And .- • tIll Joggers • ..• ,••- ___ ' •' '-':. , ' ___ ___ - .', ____ ___ • • • ____ ___ • • •. __ ______ jie, h1 s Casselbe rry Firm i _____ • ves ator 1:1 Outstanding Carter Gifto BigOil l : I A Gallon icr . - .~ -\ Items are needet' directly for the retarded clients at the Simlesid Centers at Orlando and Gainesville which the group services. They include dolls, bikes, toys, coloring books, crayons, music instruments, costumes, children's books, wagons, tricycles and crib mobiles. The ambulatory "kids" at Gainesville are praying for a tractor or Jeep to pull the little camp. us train which provides fun and therapy for the hundreds of campus-bound dleits. Valuable donations are tax-deductible. Delivery of donated Items would be welcome, but pick-up Is available. For more Information call 891.7557. The Parents & Friends can also use Disney World tickets, cancelled postage stamps and labels from Campbell soup or beans. They may be sent to 14 E. King St., Orlando, Fla. 32804. SKIMMED FROM THE SCANNER: Dispatcher to deputy having difficulty finding the location to which he had been dispatched: "Whatever direction you are going turn around and go the other way." Wednesday, March 21,1979-SA - f ERRY'S WORLD Z Clock BY JANE CAJSELBEPJIY This The Siadand Parents & Friends organization will hold Its popular "grandaddy" rummage sale April 24 from 9 am, to 6p.m. at 2616 Edgewater Drive In Orlando to benefit the Simland Centers for the retarded. There will be free door prizes and toys and such Items as furniture, paneling, tools, bikes, handknit Items, clothing and jewelry on sale. David Chacey who had just been elevated to I.cngwood's city administrator from Interim status asked the city commission for permission Monday night to attend a school tailored for cities under 25,000 population to being held this week In Port Everglades. City Commissioner Ray Lelbenaperger Win The asked, "What'll we do without a city administrator for three days?" "1 was gone three days lad week," Qiacey assured him, "and no one ever knew." City Clerk lAnda Martin agreed to take over (iiacey'a duties In his absence with one Vilification ... "all except building Linda Is learning what ft's like to run the city now that her mother, former city clerk Onnie Shoinate Is enjoying her well-earned retirement. She held the then elective pod for 26 years before retiring as of Jan. 1 and for several years ran the city Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -• .& -. a. - - .a . • ,. - ..' ......-. •. - �IA-EvenIng Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, March 21, 1979 Order Of III Southern Lebanon: Christian Land A Buffer Zone I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 21,1979-7A Now Bord r Plunaerers Have Free Rein To Rob, Terrorize BINT JBEIL, Lebanon (UPI) "There were four times as Israelis, trying to dear the area arY guerr illas. uliats 7bis Moslem village sparkles many people here bdore the of guerrillas, swept through lad gouged Into stone was. like a Jewel on the green rolling fighting," says ffl th wlive, ,ofth what the pond for wasbing. Moslem major u ° remaining _a , But the central market now Bdwe the and link betwe en Lebsnjs's capital for a mouth lad YUt en guer ril las but now Jebels mayor since the list hills o15o1*hern Lebanon where 51. He stands In front of his with commerce. Leh 'TOM IIEDE southern from Israeli and his region. He th reatens to "things have returned to election I7 years ago, iays,"W5 almond frees are bursting Into housewares shop, aluminum one thing. Here In El Paso, Calif., Involve undocumented here who come across the river QIrlotlans are not allowed Herman mountain EL PALO Texas 'iq range in the declare Independence from normal." to are not afraid th e future. blossom, not. In the end, the officer fell English, and are taught a trade. "Y walk openly across the aliens. ShiWa deput pots and colorful plastic wares infiltrated through U.N. l Image the illegal alien Is railroad bridge, or climb the Lea Crates, &lmt. ies hI In Panties. Each night, Police from an embankment, "and That will help them if they MID Women carry laundry and Now things are relaxed because U N lines But the view is deceptive, as spread at his feet. About 11,) N.M. say a day say, they dry themselves nearly kill . Sharara, a Shilte Moeleen, Is - dancis the 6,000mm U.N. }fl5 pofftj adviser, Francis trayloads of diabes on their. Haddad is here to Cactus." ed myself," while the Intend to come here again and fences to bypass the tm- does not peas when even a brief visit makes clear. Arabs live In the village now, and back into the hilly region snow fail alongside Paisano highway, young thug raced across ed to go to Beirut once a force. Risk, n am e is 48, says the threat only ,and he wears a is ille ga l s Jose 75 b perman ent illegal aliens." The six'mnhle.wlde strip between migration check on the "All the rest are in America, since Israel withdrew Its forces week to restock his store. "It's and solicit Passing motorists. yards of water to safety, and Nearly all Haddad's military a ploy to get more sombrero, except when he pedestrian apSII. And Vi7 Israel's nor thern frontier and Australia or are working in June. a three-hour ride by taxj," he supplies come from. Israel, Israci Many of the prostitutes are 12 to stood laughing on the Mexican •wui But why be a permanet il1ga1 iiO it.uuc, ui way a m, hundreds of them merely + 'What do you the Litani river is a Christian Beirut," Shamra says. He was The battles left their mark on says. 15 years old. Some will turn a side. when being a temporary can be Militarily, Haddad's control from the two-way radio In the dead Of buffer zone between the Jews one of only a few hundred Bint Jbell. The Israelis demnoln4ft, to enter the wide across the Rio Grande The undisputed ruler of back of a bettered US built of southern Lebanon means so rewarding? Police say a thief United States in search of t rick merely to get a ride into Even if he had caught • .• and Into the heart of this city. uo then? MW houses that gave sanctw southern Lebanon Is Maj. saad jeep, repainted a light grey, to Israell form can safely am the center of thiastorled border thief, Salcido doubts justice who straddles the border has honest Jot an U.N.%ii, town. Haddadi, who d-Ims to com. the World War 11-vintage M48 the hicintier to raid guerrilla would have been served. One of the best of both worlds. They which he uses to feed his hungry lo6kLng for work. Police in ' ; El L'!J mind 800 regulars, though Sherman Tyr.1Ghandurlyes You can't shoot' And too, there are the bra= his supoeriors, U. James strongholds north of the titan!. can steal here, and be safely /¼•family. Paso and other border COfllow"M. diplomatic defense experts youth gangs, El Paso says 5 t-.4 blue In January more than 20 't home Even Haddad's light in minutes. Some illegals the illegal aliens can Welir *keti Scmewhdre,no munities Bay thousands of to raid an area ranch boom + patrolman Manuel Salcido SAYS credit him with no more than Jeep, which he drives over guerrillas were killed in a j . "If they get away, they ve simply stand m a comer with j are wiui .i& at Iose: wens cross over to rape, rob, there Most of the crimes are the youngsters swarm across . 200. Unkempt volunteer m11Iti. winding dirt roads to Inspect his 5WWlse dawn attack launched . if their loot, and catch the indept cans pimp, burgle, mug, enriched themselves, and + whore, swrq*ttlous, of course. But the the river directly Into they are caught, the men, mostly tan-age school- troops, bears Israeli army from this Qiridlan-held tarworst that ternatlonal bus into Mexico. vandalize. The new order of Illegal alien has residential areas. "You can see happens Is boys who train by nlgt*, can be Inspection • of economic w th ey get three And in a very real way, police iuc entrants have become so bold that some do them returning home with bags square called on in emagencies. Ilegular soldiers In tbek late Haddad BOYS U.N. PeKv* meals a day In a clean say they are powerless to stop Um invasion PheDOmam is become a major police problem their thieving for all the world + Haddad, since the 1076 2 and early 30s wear handme11 f0 hive allowed 2a,,cally, ,, or in the Gulf of Mexico to the to see. Pre4een children, for (lana. When they dra cbmKing this nonsense. "If we come . -sharlya Lebanese civil war, has down Idiguea given to the Paledinim guerrWas to n** get near the Saicido says some young down to the river to keep them the worm. The Syria' of Pacific Ocoo. managed -with Israeli rn1Hta Israelis by the United States In lablish themselves in the south. nomp, , r"Warly pillme me Rio Grande, it's no use even illegal entrants come over to from crossing," says Salcido, S.f ad old are today being joined by a 9 average, 10 per, of all Goodwill containers In El trying to chase them." rob In the hope of getting "they throw rocks at the patrol and P.ew thoroughly arrests in El Paso are of foreign Paso's shoPft centers; UNY I support - to create an almost Beirut has threatened to cut we will go after tlleifl arid filM re p rehensibl e Salcido remembers a time caught. "They let you catch cars. What do you do then? You residents Shaded area land won by Israel in fighting for crimes other than bundle the clothes to carry when he did try autonomous region south of UN off tbel salsrift it dill pays to than." In the nearby Moslem to chase one of them, because that way they can't shoot. If you stay around ni No longer do illegal entry. A third of ft them back to Mexico. IAtanI where he says 100,000 Haddad's soldiers, severing Village of Mali el'Jebel, school the burglars. Huff, puff. The kid MaY be sent to a U.S. training the most you will do is to 5' CI, murders In San Diego County, Thenthere are the prostitutes knew the way, but Salcido did school. In school they learn generate an international in. e : . LEBA Syria I - + + F + p.700 _ + , + '+ -.. / ddent,".. + + Actually, the police can't even waltackafeb1xks and Border town police are powerless to stop the illegal arrest the illegals one by one as aliens who regularly cross over to plunder the U.S. - we ww 4 8=1W every, Fresh. E1011EE11D high Potency drugs. highly trained professional phar scists,prouriptions CLOSE UP WELCKS GRAPE . Roll of 12. Antacid I 9 , II I REG. 791 LIMIT 2 BARSOAP 90 / I FOR/ - . HIDE EASTER lose awe M'n ;j + 19AEG. $1.99 ii . . _+ FLEET ENEMA I AWD ww u-i _____ - 370P By Johrim & Johnson. 4 ounce bottle. LIMIT I Rpo" isifiaoftow" PARKE DAVIS THROAT DISC Soothn we W SCHh.,rh VF1'1 IL ULTREX BLADE A" 11 • - as*wu dl inG a r.sp - :•. we loegwlththe ires frees. ,ths11a, 599=c*Mrr- Wilmonviiiiiii, 99 W$ INCH ZZO FOOT Skirm fresh 8r Flexible reinforced - 0 \" 799REG. $9." DAIWA A150 REEL& 'FINCHKOATING 1999= ftK%"mw'*6` sum rot GRASSPAW SH IIOIVIIG ill" LEii w \ MG.$2.SS 11. NO" Blood . REG, g so hsir4io e - NOTEBOOK TENNIS BALLS ALI(ALINEBATTERY 5 Mo. W Ou"brad I No. Will" W" C EST 9=048106ugco M010d of h WOW . Nd. flEa. $t4. -_-- ' '' YIFM I sC46W. I track "s CAMERA Pockol oft Usin 110 1111m. CMCULATOR arw2makfiedspaillisim =4000 AM IIII&M 9"tons. REG. 044.99 = kd6W1io" =keV, r1po"M decinw "sw FURNI11`UR1E LW I aA1 I H% WULAWN C an ""aftiftifts" Wills mom mr a" 9deer"ow aft a" Im". MOM EGW2 AN. $N.imi 99i,9 - -- -- . LLOYnNNIDEM boo. 9 8 WRI ORAL HY8IENE n E __ flCO 9 ."r 1 A7t'1 gun s and dope fiends. And Police say the costs may 'I'm a member £ Os ru £Jr 10 officers had been shot. And, crimes of illegal aliens; In fact, sadly, the border mountathsare many Mexican cops may be Still infested with the bad guys. encouraging this kind of crime. El Paso officers say some of September Some of the bad guys in San Mexican policemen are in Diego's hill country may be league with border-crossing politically as well as morally unwanted. FBI agents believe gangs. And so are Some Mexican Immigration officials. Mexican terrorists may be When the gangs return homle creating operational bases on with stolen goods, they simply this side of the border. Several pay the waiting authorities, and known revolutionaries have been stopped at border are then allowed to continue into Mexico to peddle the loot on crossings; others openly admit the black market. group and you and your family are as good t,.ey are here. as dead' believes the Camunist illegals their payoffs In trade. U. AM, to anyone else who enters the are the worst of the border of the El Pim police, says domalm. abusers. Aside from com- Illegal aliens recently stole a mitting crimes to finance their Jose with the Sombrero? It's goals, he says they also recruit truck here that contained seven fur coats; the Juarez police a quaint but dated picture. The members f(orn the American were notifleid, and eventually truth is many Mexicans are poverty P0 eta. Numerous ma de an arrest -but returned now using America, In the same Red propaganda posters are y five of the coats to this way Americans once used plastered to windows around country. Mexico, to raise hell and quick this community. money. The dlfferenceis that Not all Mexican police are border plunderers are not hung Last year Salcido was this way, certainly. And there in anymore- at bed, they are stabbed in the back by one of some cooperation between merely the temrisb. After the trial border forcm But as a rule until the next time. aso stee +, 7 4 5k , WO1d ds . 99 LONGW=D: H". IF-" at 5.11. 4H 2199 Ann ALTANMITE SPRIM:ff4 ORANGE CITY: Few T01111011116 - - 1 vim am few SM14 IhiGq , 4 + + - . ' . + + • + - yards. Besides this, there are the drug users and pushers; in on 16-month period,San Diego lipPAM 48" NORELCO byLtrAk pg W411*ets An ISSOIW!.InI 01r4nS d ledles, wear the M- Md 1W GUM GNAW R10. $111'" ERS w risking legal trouble them- cross over to set fires. Homosexuals come up to stand panting outside the school El Paso's Officer S&Iddo cops have beem known to take PENN EVERRADYI VOLT =n= EO those who Occasionally, the Mexican TO PAGE WINE BOUND vnffmm points of law, but they cannot carryout massive border blocking exercises without And actually, citizens here and all along the border pay much more. Glue-sniffing kids ended last spring, three of the in the effort to reduce the GARDEN HOSE Vinyl. nos. 44="xd" of Tiluana...are fiefdoms for thugs, and woe be MODEL 6250 . $3.99 REEL&ROD for 81111=3Z. sne overs The San Diego gambit was a Indeed, Mexican police have desperate one. And, in the end, a deserved reputation for short an expensive one. The un- temper. Unfortunately, they dercover officers tried to mix in also have a deserved reputation with murderers, drug users and for extortion and bribery, sa$s. hen the program therefore they are of little help 9 29 REG. snis 99 bottle. LIMIT I I .,., OLM 1100 BRUSH crooks vendido," which means he has authorities have heard rumors "Border Crime Task Force" to "sold nL out." He says he that some Mexicans are try to clean out the hills above been punched and spit on by crossIng the line under contract Juana. Lest year, 10 tin- aliens who would not dare do as arsons for hire. And whole dercover policemen were the same to police In their own areas between the nations have assigned to the special unit. ., LoW become, in effect soverign LO . / even water ion for gross. Hes mew ko Use. __________________ 14"CAN WASH 'The worst elaborate crime prevention crusades. In San Diego, for INKLER allies =r lrod with 4 ________________ WATER ruI.5ATun Colors ponerns. REG. III." bristle holed. EQ $1.99 4 r,e.s• there don't worry about it. Small wonder, according to a local report. that El P&w citizens must pay $1.6 million a year to contend with the selves, - Solid foon pod cowed Purpose Vinyl coatod cikmM 91spoo. REG. 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REG. $14." consiruftm. with built4n pacio. A N't-tmin-S, METAL Beft= of Indiiisq" bts '4eii BeCOW is VIE Ames MUIW AU FILM 2 temp , 2 speeds lightweight This mean, technically, that police here are not allowed to stop illegal entrants whom the y ey suspect may be plotting crimes. Often, the cops do make arrests, and to hell with the fine PVC __________________ . illegals, except when they aws that come under the city's jurisdiction. U j """G. REG. $8." 68 Mens's and ladles'. Cool and comfortable for + ynthetIc diamond %f SUN SCREEN 49 abalit not Wolin an oft to he vft WO twftem but 's :::,jarhs;usa;jWo 'd" ol federal officers. Congress has "and you and your family are guns and badges." never delegated the right of as good as dead." So it is that the Wegal entrant arrest to state, county or local Incidentally, that threat was bent on crime has it easy in authorities. Hence, El Paso one of many Salcido has these curious times. Police over police are under orders to refrain from arresting the received from illegal allens. Of here are in many ways unable 00 do"s. Folds C01,11 pactly for THONGS UA 39*s SUNDOWN WN, Guyana (VPI) Outside Deborah cooks and cleans the house where - house in Temple member Sharon Amos and her th the rosmy, two.dory, yellow brick ree do Gwidm suburbs stands a grey children were killed by having their grods Volkswasen minibus with the letteriq slashed do same ni& as the jun& suiddies. elpeovies TeRnple.19 Paula, Mike ad D"M happow; to be In ft Is ON of Ilia few survift Alm bere of Georgetown this W& of dis tMedy. the euk headed by Jim Jmm who kMW Mike T=*Ae is t"Ift to run a freight hinvelf and commaixied t1is m- dot and hon" service in Guyana with a Temple iikld. of 913 of his followers In the Guyana truck which the government has not yet laid Jungles lid Nov a hands on. But Mike and Deborah have been Imid, the house, once the Temple's forced to sell oft clot hes, furniture and books hesdtersInth.GuyanesscapIt.l, V$ for lift apawa ,=VIM kmilwasdareh ftto put their "I Suppme 0"010* we might all be" to 110a back toptlier. 8d jobs - it =** will, WN A" says "We reft dml know wW wwo Pins to "INUSALA"AiDaborelt. dihto up 0year-ow rium4am ""FIF -who halis ftm lodlowlift kA0 W 1 10 wbere tn aMer Tom*~=S= 'Oe Um ba" been O=W for as 1w n 1102 MW to 240w heft halleim to hm-8 i wOdo dwoftdmdM of IS Too*& ad& W Im RM DiCaUl vW do &BE ist con terparts. A San Diego officer fronted Salcido outside co; says It plainly: "The worst Agan says that immigration "I'm a member of the 23rd Of crooks in all of Tijuana, worst laws are the sole province of September group," he said, by far, are those who wear the documented aliens, COLOR PRINT DRYER erature Settings remov" soap worn. REG. $1.19 LIMIT I ALUMINUM INDOOR BEACHCOMBER =SUrfscs to file and shape. 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When you p.ck up you, developed Nm and pnnls buy to rea, of One TODAY AND EVERYDAY Ifltrdmtoth.,.gulaIpe,c. 711_ rTI TA-11 TOOTHPASTE f theycome Into town U side -Congress has never delegated the right of Agan,administrative assistant arrest for immigration Infractions to local to the chief of the El Paso authorities. police, says local officers do not have the authority to arrest was over (Inexplicably, the most U.S. authorities have little TtS U"lopr&$WA"TtpkCttM MEMBERS Now P%ICIIVt THE SAMIL DISCOUNTS ICK1110 UJON CITIZEN CLUB Twice THE TWICE THE FILM filled with hospital accuracy. And because Eckerd fills more prescriptions than anyone else in me South Eckerd volume means lower prices a name i 83o .0- kme' . ECKERIYS FAMOUS PHOTO OFFER TWICE THE PRINT$ Get An 03118Bell Of Print$ With ev" rolf Of Cokoor Of Mftk wh,is print i4fn developed and printed TODAY ANDIE and VERYDAY our --- ---- - ------ Illegal aliens wade across Rio Grande into El Paso I +. - --_p________ __ ____ 5--- 5-- p______ - - ---S ____ -- -- -- .------ -- ---p---------- - -p_p____.___________.___._._,_+_. - - - S ..- -. * 5. .. ,. •. . - £ . �At Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Nets Stop Lanier, Post Wednesday, March 21, 1I7 Olderman. I k. 01. • ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) -Anybody can disagree. To disagree without becoming disagreeable, though, Is something ,alse again. Not many have that capacity. Joel Youngblood ob .V1oLaly has. He wasn't happy at all with the salary the Mets were offering ,him this season. He felt he wasn't being compensated properly for what he did last year. _ The Mets couldn't bb:, eef. . - He was a utility player who hit only .2 last season with 30 RBI a seven home runs, they pointed out. Youngblood and oungoo was paid $44,000 last year. Now they were offering him $78,000 this year, a whopptng 79 percent raise, and he was turni ng It down. What did .,he want, blood? • The Mets' 77-year-old Wielder didn't want that, he ust wanted $91,000. He and his lawyer, Dick Moss, went to or. Jbltratlon to get it but they lost. Nobody likes to lose, and Joel Youngblood certainly is no exception, but a curious thing happened to him when he went to ,,• "I, arlitratlon. comfortable and confident. The most Important thing was that I He came away feeling he had actually won and his entire at. felt the Mets understood me better. That was my primary pwtitude reflects that now. Moreover, the Mets were so treinen- pose, even more than the money I wound up with a good raise, donsly Impressed by the presentation he made before arbitrator anyway, and I got a lot of publicity. People got to know Joel Quinn Mills their estimation of him as an individual and a Youngblood better and he got to know them better. I think that ballplayer has gone up appreciably, makes for an excellent exchange." play when I came to the ballpark; I never played more than twO weeks ata time and I felt that was tougher than playing aregUlat position. "How many people do well when they don't play regularly? It'h in slugging with a .431 almost impossible. Yet, i led percentage and in actual rim production, which Is based I& runs bedlnandrunascoredlnrelatlontotimesatt*t.Ialsohlt.30$ most difficult aspect of baseball Is not the playing or the seen a ball player make a finer case for himself or a better Im- trav eling so much as it Is the head-to-head negotiating, according pinch hitting and had eight assists and only one error In the oUtr presalon on everybody who heard what he had to say than Joel to Youngblood. field. I felt! had one of the beat defensive arms In the league Youngblood," says Joe McDonald, the Mets' general manager, "Negotiating Is Joe McDonald's job, but It is my life," he says. playing the outfield and! was fourth best In the league defensively who attended the hearing with Chris Kager, one of the Mets' at second base. Along with everything else, my thinking was that I administrative men, and C. Raymond Grebey, who heads the "i know people talk about 27 years old and that lhod better make a move financially. If 'greedy ballplayers' and the salaries was major leagues' player relations' committee. some of than make. But few people ever consider what a player I couldn't do It for myself, who else would do It for me?" "His presentation was so good, I couldn't help being proud of has to look forward to after he's finished playing bell. If! WU In a pinch homer with one on powered the Mets to a 54 him," McDonald adds. "And when he did lose, he lost corporation or business of some kind and knew I had 20 more winYoimgblood's over the Pirates In San Juan Monday night. oy." years in front of me, it would be a different story. What he would like todo now ls win the darting job at thlr'bas4 The arbitration procedure took four hours. Youngblood was the "Last year, I felt I was underpaid and that was what I said at with the Mets. last one to speak and he spoke for about 15 minutes. the arbitration session. Why did! feel I was underpaid? Because I 1 Joe Torte Is giving him the chance. "i was nervous at first," he uys. "At the end i w-. played six different Positions; I never knew where I was going to "He could do It," says the Mets' manager. N ii First, Last Ace? By United Press International on their team who has even tam whether 640011 startizig The ilmelight continued to heard of one of our kida." center Jay Vincent will tie shine Tuesday on three of the Spartan Coach Jud Hesthcote sufficiently recovered from a four teams headed for Silt Lake hopes that's not true. All week sore foot to play Saturday. Qty and the NCAA aemilinits. he's been trying to get his But the Earvin Jolmson.Gr Fans forced the closing of players to forget they are ob. Kelser duo spearheading the Michigan State's practice vious favorites. lie knows that Spertans' show should be a , session for the first time ever, Penn's done something challenge. .. •L: the governor of Illinois Michigan State hasn't. Top-ranked and unbeaten i$i proclaimed Saturday Blue MSU has lost only three enters the final round of fo Demon Day In honor of DePaul games outside the Big Ten In the favorite to compl end Indiana State's Larry Bird the past two years - to Cinderella sweep. His teametewAs . finally talked. Syracuse, North Carolina and underrated at the begInning 01 Meanwhile the darkest of Kentucky. And Penn just beat the season but may waltz4 da rk horses, Pennsylvania, the first two. with the nation's most proceeded In the quiet of Ivy "I hope our kids have respect glous basketball title. League obacurlty,preparingto foraclubthatbeattwoofthe But 151.1 Coach Bill Hodgs upset yet another ranked team. three teams that beat us In the refuses to underrate DePa1 "I've never had a closed last two years," Heathcote and Its veteran coach Ray practice In all the time I've said. "And I think they will." Meyer, who has been the Blip coached," said Spartan Coach Peon darts four seniors In- Demon mentor for the last 7 Jild Heathcote, after hundreds eluding Tony Rice,the 64001-7 years. ' 11 of fans jammed Jenlson Field forward who has scored over 20 "You don't stop a team * . House looking for autographs points In each of the tour quick as DePaul, you try and sometimes impeding the tournament games. contain them," says HOdge$. ____ training sessions caused him to Michigan State dill Is uncerbreak that tradition. Gov. James R. Thompson i ___ on added tott* veils. heaved ___ Lou Lukas, one of Mayfair Country Club's regulars, joined a rather elite group recently when ________ he scored a hole-in-one on the 16th hole of his home course. ~J* : It was his first ace ... and probably his last. Oh, it was fun. And expensive. ' You see, Lukas had the misfortune of scoring his "hole-in-one in a Shriner golf tournament at Mayfair, 'find never having turned the feat before, he really asn't prepared for the greeting he received at the L19th hole. TheShrinerslovedhishole-in-one-ajl4Oofthem to the tune of $58 worth of drinks. Tradition in golf is that he who scores the hole-inone buys the drinks. For everyone. "I have been playing for 30 years," said Lukas, ""and this was my first. After pa ying the bar bill, it might be my last." Bob McCummins, Bruce Ballinger and Jim Brake witnessed the 144-yard shot with a five-iron. As for Lukas, well his game was shot right there the 16th . At the 17th tee, he was so excited he .I1opped the ball on his first shot, later missing the . - 4 •. S •. •. &'çY, , :.. • HOUSTON (UP!) - Former University of Houston linebacker Daryl Hay McGalllon has been hired as the team's linebacker coach, replacingGary Mullins. McGallicn coached last season at Sam Houston State. Muffinsresigned to join the couching staff of Emory Sollard at MI-I-lppI State. 1 • ' .' - ...- • . .• A's Got A Day Off _____ .Øl.q SCOT1DALE, Arts. (UP!) -Today is scheduled day off for the Oakland A's, who also got an unexpected day oft Tuesday when rain forced cancellation of their gene with the Cleveland TivEani, However, Tuesday's cancellation didn't come until the two teams had played 2½ inning In Tucson. Since the A's had to travel two hours by bus to got to Tucson, and two more to get back home, It wasn't much of a day off. * - JO4IV Foster rounds third heading for home Bank Remains The One Ii 'Iron c' t.oop Barnett -* 0% I.qflq,; IA%dF,W"t..UWft,4,& WIrnbl.don Ump Named MADISON, Wis. (UPI) -Torn Brown, one of the date's top senior tennis players, has been selected as an LlnpIT for this year's Wimbledon tournament, which will russ from June 30 tIroin July 6. &own, who oM.dited at the in u.s. Opus, also has been selected - an m'i&r, for the American Clay (burt Qiamp4oiwhlp, at Indianapolis In August. ,yrIue After seeing what happened to Lukas, I more fully dstobscktheBlUeIgnons and saying, "The Blue Demons understañd the workings of this game they call golf, have carved out Chicago's and The witnesses on a hole-in-one are not so much to ' rightfUl place on the Barnett Bank continued f e to in relief job on the mound; Smith Insurance, James ,,keep a player from incorrectly claiming a hole-in- dominate Bronco play In the and Ron Clippard scattered Raymond had the winning hit, a national basketball map by ,one, but rather to see to it that his feat is properly Seminole Pony Baseball seven hits to lead Don's Shoes to grand slam dropping nationally ranked NEW YORK (UPI) - It's against each other because p1 homer. toasted at the 19th hole. League Tuesday as Bobby a 7.4 trIumph over Forest City mote than just a championship the great rivalry between the In girls softball, A. D. giants in theIr tracks." Miller and Clint Baker corn. Auto Parts. And Bird, the silent star from basketball game. Plumbing stopped Trlvislon schools, but Rose is hopeful his Thad McNulty, one of Lake Mary's favorite sons, hined to pitch a four-hitter in a York to 18.5, In Mustang play. Indiana State In New Any time Indiana and Purdue club won't get too carried aw*. In Mustang play, Joey Mohr Chevron, received All-American honors at the NCAA national 17-3 victory over Longwood. cracked out a triple and two Kelly Broughton, Susan Rogers accept an award, broke his meet In an athletic contest it is ,,rd rather tee them go at 10 Baker Orove in five nzis with doubles and Scott Archer had and Tracy Elliott homered for silence long enough to say he'd more like mass hysteria and, percent for a whole game then indoor championship meet in Detroit earlier this only talk a long as reporters although the site of the loo percent in the b,gjjvalngaM a pair of hits and teammate three hits as Datro Land- the winners. inonth. pay attention to his teammates championship game of the then tire out," said Steve McCormick drove in four clearing downed Magnolia t'i DATiO too. tt runs with Keith Abney plating service Corp., 10.7; and Milex LANDCLI*IING National Invitation Tour- hope we're able to put In p4But the Quakers, who beat nament Is In Manhattan, they spective that t his is a national three. Pa ul Wood added a triple '%p hung a no-hit, MAGNOLIA 16-2 win ArChIc As It23N SIRVICI Ions, North Carolina, Syracuse will play tonight's for the whiners, "'• on contest as If toiwnam* iruteed of a st ii AS I H Gri.,sle4i, 221 and St. Joim's to become the It were a war In Pony games, McDonalds of sover Browning Forms as IrISMI 1141 the gry rivalry. I hope they pace I $IIi w had two hits. MflIiis 11 Sanford trimmed Richard $1 first Ivy League school In the plains of the Hoosier date. 3 Tsi.ski themselves a little hit." 21 iMsocis 3' final four since the 1$5 Prin-. "This one is for bragging Coffey Photography, 8-7, wIth Tuesday's Pinto winner was • .C?SI I. It might be easier to do that $t ceton squad, don't have a rights I MIM4C Jimmy McElinurray getting First Federal of Seminole In a V114 S. C1w. back ham,iridicts and It will be thebeGarden three hits and also turning s many distractions to deal with, a dogfight," PlfdUe as since there will not In a 22-21 cliffhanger over Jim =S Kiumi I1 omen" many people fro*i ago L is They are the underdogs and guard Brian Walker. "A lot I.YmIOd I) 01411? l I they know It. of Indiana In the stands and tHe T.I14s 22 liii T1414s $1 1 the guys on each teem have "There's a tremendous op- known each other, from tggii idwilitY Is likely to be less. Ditri III 4-li Ms.4$y. , portunity waiting out there for school days i ;LUKAS For Indiana to win tile McNULTY g PARRISH T. RAINES us e said Coach Bob friends, bid even if I'm playing Hoosiers miut contain the IDONS 544055 AUTO PARTS AS H A@ - McNulty, running for Harvard, was on the MIV41 a.ciw. • Welnhausr. "I have feeling mybe rFm going to try and aide scoring of 740014 oent4r 5.-,, MIchIgan State feels about us kill him." Joe Bary Carron, who totalèl mile relay team which finished third in the nation McOssd $1 thew 311 W" yracuseandNar 31 th Bdhcosches,Bobbyirnigl points Mck14y IS III Vogel behind Nebraska and Eastern Michigan. 3 1, Carolina felt, that 'We're of Indiana and Las Ross of two privies games. Twist M11 By United Press litetnatleuil phis, 4-1, and the New York Plev Meanwhile, down on the farm, younger brother ' CON" playing an Ivy League School. ' Purdue, admit that the teams SISSImIS ii 41141 "We played him spottily t$e Mets ou tilugged Pittsburgh, 8I I'm sure there's not me pl Paul is burning the cinders in the Sunshine State. CISNöI • Day probably will play harder yew," adnffj lCnIgM, "Sacn.. ayer Pubaps the wind was ow. 11, IS mu Rs1.rs •, Paul, following his brother's footsteps as a star SIMMi? ,, •• , times we played him very toui is kMit$ssl II me aeveland.oaklan4, Call. LisIsN runner for Trinity Prep, is among the state's top " ' ' and denied him the helL Otr no St. Louis Cardinals, who forniaCubs and Seattle-1111. aTISSIS rm s. cupp.r IS performers in the half mile, mile and two-mile finished just tire.genies ahead t the bell Viclirs Si waukes games out West were •-•,,, events. killed ne." of the New Yost Mets for the all rained out. si s ___ Th41s National League's word record Roy Smalley's grand slam p.c. a... Ni Ill-s Ah, but spring ... when a young man's fancy turns l year and havin't changed homer and Glenn Adams' °" 'a" ' 's'-' 8l'+4h'g to take '* their roster much since, threenan shot highlighted a co.v P44010 McDONALD'S to baseball, the Mack U Carroll O N x AIIM AIMS bond In. That's the case for Larry Parrish, former 'lAnUTled fOir homers ID O nine -run third Inning for WrIp ____ 2 IS Msysn II 1-4 to detest the Mlnnota ... Terry PUN had PSIllis HUTCHINON, Ken. (UP!) In anothr Driller, and J.ftr,j • I JIuss 43 Sem inole Community College slugger from Haines TorontoTussds CsII I McI$Mwvsy 42 $ C ff v ill Blue Jays, 74. e (Kan.), making Carrion hit a U In the last tIre. singles, scored twice and NINI , FI City,whoislooklngforabang.upyearwfththe 041441 4INS4NIM •s Itsflrdspp.aranceslnce The as rt dole a base to lead the Aatros fOIr$.CODdetOftMonU! SCC win w the fou h 0u__ • Montreal Expos. DrthhsIn11S3ameed Con* I •i straight for the Cardinals, over t he Expos ... Boston's Mar40aeI lii Su4i That's also the case with five Seminole County boo •s.. a, th.rnostd.clMvevlctorylathe By Kentucky DwIght Evans rifled a twoosit rVhceImiu(IM,) their record to 74 I products who are embarking upon minor league rst fi opening of sm. " lot the Michael Moran scored With one cid and one on In the aingi. to iCOf Carl Yasti' oup~ m. Seminele CcmmuflLfj S Ilsusy IIS ____from ascend In the 10th ___ seasons this week. David Wiggins and Ned Raines Exim.dy, Roger WnskI tth, T $ • ,. o ft National Junior College palti and Terry Triplett added (I)* t..à. a s $ TSI v a a Basketball tournament 11 to propel Nibraáa Wuni match T'idey andim are already in Arizona, where the San Francisco Freud and en iwtz it sac- •.. Ive itosena pitoiue six th1ts 115 III-4 TiNidey, to an $610 over vkisry cessiw hams rues on Blue Jay scorelsu innings and Phil ClihY Giants hold minor league spring training. MIDiSSIS 115 h80-4 11w Kn dli boMsd Its over U deq-Wiiuu (Ky.). i owaki homer.d to spark m Mates Phil at And Tim Raines headsfor Daytona Beach this y, g whv'b streak to 1$ end a 204 øox. LoWsw000 usia Nebraska .hsd. lbs 1'4urs the wwt. Wsdara trailed a Jim L.In. weekend where the Expos are holding minor took a atreris UsIv* of AIIM dbelindtheabsatjugo( f0urpMMs,38-31,lt, RIIIflS$ JSflhS Quuk end AsnIS AIIM TYSOn than e.PP,d i Mx 211 O'ANiIS 3$ Kato* tom to had *I league workouts. The fotxth hopeful Is John Verali, low 4$ I Si Ai5 ii1 TIsiha with 21 poli*a and the heed rim inning with a twonm Jim Gaisdat each drove hi two TillS ' " as,eral Balder' their SI * yeardd free agent from em Park who hu ho• James Douglas' 30 In crushing times Wore regi'tIim 1.d stto thi. .first loss In 20 il 5 I$g fl55 Ws um' Ii III 41444w )55* ad 1$ ftL. 9:signed by the New York Mets. Verall played his M0747.DeIRISNSOOA4V wn wills 6,& Plnch4dtter Skip James singled ,,• 41 5$ TW*515(Cc,m.)I01I. ________ Bob Sykes became lbs fled hollne Dials (Utah) was nearly points for gems high for LU prep ball at Lyman, and is something of hero in c. pitein to won six alad s. ed's . hupresilve In a N72 stampede wy-Wham, which toll to a VS rw In the GlaM.'cai* I,. MM... MAW come$5s South Seminole softball circia. .metInie" aid teach Larry 1'"ii this siwW allOwIfl( from-behind victory. Mike C1SrSISM4 ItS ''S SO of WP (Mien.) Johasi, record. Nebraska Alai,LeviRainesiigettinganothertryatproball Ill Mc Waster". Cails about the ead to a ilieverGoorge P $4$4U1" to head record w to 314. I'S Gilbert scared 1$ andr 'my TSIsls ____ with the Miami Amigos who are currently training Praise permitted the oily two e of 1$ victories. 1.5141 nimo "4 five 00= ____ cmtia. toe a MaTOIOatO r in the isriath at SaMo.d Memorla Stadium. 'iui1 Ni II- $ for Dtii raw 174. as the (kioles cclectsd SiiNiSSi* IbdeY'S $diiduhs 14$ *$$ Joe hounired Butch Alberts today In bleg IMMsviJs, Mid Levi played with the Minnesota Twins MI the other genes were Fled Roand on alit a Walk to M4U saisuiwis TUNI. (hejdsd by a few peWs. 1 p.m-Three Rivers (Ms.) is, ganizatiOn and is the oldest of the three baseball--.UP PlUMS ---B vard ro (N.C.) st opped W as' In sibur eahihitiun gamas tsbargh's U uss edcheidsr (N. Y.) Jerry Riuss th playing Rains. bro ers. for 0441455 $55$4545 81111110 (5 s,m-) go Iii ___ ,. $li(WI (NY,) T171 In two 2:øP.m-sverd (Via.) vs. Miamsota ahelid the New wvsnrInthsslghihb-'ig III Ui III overtime psiloito In the tours HoihsiWe (DL) 10.7, Houton to sweep their twogene series lass Rats off to 14-year-old Brian Morrilsy, who plays York Yksss, *I CNNRoft I4UE5Sehe1 N*irl Nile ($)t JIW.*&.3, MUeWal, 0.4, 11 . $ to ed felf 6. No. 2 tin an the Lyman HI tennis teem. Seems 44W i ts Mi twa free threes Is the S 'Si -*sgei ea, is (N.Y.) we, i, r.s sees, w. (K) d. K$e •S1W1155Mc sit the yo7shman fialdied in his age poç In see IOI1J edna periOd to give WUimar (.) v41 • S S MsPs La.*lI 71)4 Jum hi-,I Uw - $,•N45 IS k,hevbi: .: villa Hardcit them Whitolss,II,L. ' '• r-r1 1 11 ii, rs*stliMIs 7:48 pa.-kovwd (NC) VS. wd,IITIissybeetoIIMajsmoIAUaIga tilili Iii the flai these asciude piled s (l) T14141 24.ê$: Weib.WØ I. 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PW*lactl-l4.$ 3ChallIsOntigI$t 24.50 9.20 7.40 press treats my teammates," said Bird, who flew here with his coach at Indiana State, Bill Hodges, to accept the awa rd at a press luncheon. "If they all come in and just talk to me, I won't talk. Il they talk to all my teammates, I will." Bird. a 6-boll senior center. forward from French Lick, Ind., has led top-ran ked Indiana State from basketball obscurity to an unbeaten season and a berth In the final four at Salt Lake City. The Sycamores play DePaul Saturday with the winner advancing to Mon day night's championship game against the winner of the Michigan Sta te-Pennsylvania genie. Hodges said he wasn't quite sure how sincere Bird was when ___ early this he told his teammates ____ he was going to quit season ___ to reporters so the rest talking the team could get some publicity. "I don't know If he really meant It but It worked out great," Hodges said. "He may have been so hounded he just got fed up with It...," Bird wore a thick bandage on his broken left thumb and told about how it was twisted In the madness following Indiana State's last-second victory over Arkansas Saturday In the Midwest Regional final. He says it won't affect his playing Saturday. of "Some fan grabbed It. I don't think he knew what he was doing," Bird said. "I dropped him to his knees with apunchto On mouth. It was just a reaction. I think I convinced him." What worries Bird most about Saturday's game is DePaul's quickness. Sixth RCI,$44,A 4Drlfl Past S Nancy, 11.4 7 Payz14$e 3.10 3.10 210 315 2.10 410 O(4-I) SAO P(14) 13.15,7("7) 7441. Time 31.11. Dog *adng I DePencled On SWrIgtat Dante êB Policed Q. Whatever has happened to the Olympic skiing champion Kiammer this year? Has be turned pro? I haven't seen his name In the World Cup races. - F. N., Burlington, Vt. Franz Manner's forte this winter has been quaffing beer. The Olympic downhill champion from Austria, who made the most spectacular run In skiing history to win the gold medal at Innsbruck, has become an also-ran-ran on the World Cup circuit. No, he didn't turn pro. He's shooting to compete at Lake Placid's Whiteface Moutaln in 1980, but his best finish this winter is a fifth place. Technically, the slump Is being blamed on his switch for Fischer to Knelssl skis this year (for a bundle of money), but It's more likely in his head. Q. Whenever I watch a college football game, the commentators always seem to mention that the Big Eight Conference is the best in football. lt seems ln the last few years that the Southwest Conference has been dishing out some very good teams and players I would like your comment on this Issue, -Mike Jeuon, Seymour, Mo. The Big Eight rightfully deserves mention because Oklahoma and Nebraska have been consistent challengers for the national championship in recent years. Teams like Missouri and now Iowa State are not far behind. Overall. I don't put the Southwest Conference on the same plateau. I do feel that the Pacific-lb Conference measures up favorably with the Big Elght,'though, and can cite the recent bowl game results to bolster my thesis. Q. I'd like to say a few things to people who "wouldn't cross th street to see the Yankees play balL" They seem to think the Yankees even buy the umpires Umpires didn't make those great defensive plays at third for Gralg Nettle,, or in left field for Lou Pinlella; they didn't swing the bat for Bucky Dent or Brian Doyle or pitch for Jim Seattle. None of the players mentioned would qualify as thousandaires, let alone millionains. The Yankees are wearing championship rings because they are the beit. Do you think the Yankees bought the championship? -Kent Sbumakei, Abilene, Texas. Yes. Next question. Q. Greg (Showboat) Page was offered the chance to fight Cuba's Teotilo Stevenson twice Last year, but instead Jimmy Clark was the American fighter both times. Do you think Page was afraid of Stevenson? Also, since Page turned pro, there's no chance of meeting Stevenson ever, not even in the Olympics next Year. Don't you think a victory over Stevenson would have enhanced Pages,' career as a pro? - George H. Chug, Santa Crux, Calif. Burled In the annals of Duane Bobick's career (which is pretty well burled, too) Is a victory over Cuba's awesome heavyweight in the Pan Am Games, though Bobick was punched out easily by Stevenson in the '72 Olympics. You saw how much good Bobick's victory did him. I'm sure Page was leery of Stevenson. But Page's main reason for turning pro was to take advantage of a wide onen heavyweight class with Muhammad All on the verge of abdication and all the other active bodies, including Larry Holmes, on the verge of 30 or over. Q. Did Cassius Clay legally change his name to All Babe? Did Abdul-Jabbar do the same? -William Mracek, Santa Crux, Calif. Under EnJIah common law, which prevails In the United States, you simply adopt a name you want and use It legally. (Some states require that you innphemsnt It tirough coust procedure.) Clay simply announced one day that he was Muhammad All. And the former Law Alcindor emerged similarly as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. For all legal purposes, that's who they are. Q. Could you tell me what happened to Harvey Haddli, who once played for the Pittsburgh Pirates? -Jeff Allshouse, DuBois, Pa. Haddix did more than just play. On May 26,1959, the slight (5-9, 161) left-bander turned In the greatest pitching performance in the history of baseball. He hurled 12 perfect Innings against the Milwaukee Braves but lost the game In the 13th, 1-0. He pitched through 1965 (14 seasons), then became a pitching coach, most recently with the Cleveland Indians from 1975 through 1978. 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Signed ,i4ie41sr Mike Nikilic to eneyilr ___ 7',VFP IiftZ'Al MURRAY OLDERMAN t i " "TjY4. - Pselball Cleveland - Traded tackle lany Darrow to the New Orleans Saints tor in undliclosid 191110 draf, choice. 1ic ____ o By Lyman, STANFORD, (bilL (UP!) -Brdn surgery scheduled to he psth,msd on ifl Olympic swthmnlng geld medel winner Kim Psyton of Portland, Ore., was called an Tueadey, her paruds aid. Her doctors doternihed that her eolun has "improved drenatidlily" and the train tensor appears to be sInking, her mother, i&s. Game P$$on, salt _____ ___ CroomsWhlpp.d Brain Surgery Off ____ Los Angeles overcame Atlanta, 44. In the World Hockey Association, New England edged Quebec, 74, and Cincinnati Wasted Birmingham, 5-2. Red Wings I, Black Hawks 3: Dan Labruten scored two goals to help Detroit stretch their unbeaten streak to six games. Klap 41 flame. 3: Dave Taylor scored his 40th goal of the season with 3:25 remaining to lead Los Angeles Into a second-place tie with Pittsburgh in the Norris Division. WHA: Warren Miller caught Quebec goaltender Jim Coral out of the net at 3:41 of the overtime Period to lift New England Whalers over Quebec ... And second-period goals by Bill Gilligan, Mike Gartner, Beg Thomas and Mark Messier boosted sputtering Cincinnati over EIrmlnKsna -----.T,----.. NEW YORK (UP!) -There Is very little [any Bird can do on a basket ball court that elicits surmise. Excitement maybe, but not surprIse. Beca use everybody knows by now that Larry Bird is one Incredible player. But when Larry Bird talks, now that's startling. College basketball's Player of the Year has aintained a vow of public silence this year with me ex6.1 ception -when he Is acce pting an award. Tuesday he received me ccms High fra'lvna another me, from the National besebsll team drop.d a $1 Association of Basketball dicision to Lyman Ths.day Coaches as the nation's outwith Kuith Hahn. hurling a five. standing player. Miter for ths wieners. The silence was broken for a Qoonis averted a ibid out few heirs Tuesday, but Bird whim whims Freddie Howard warned he would return to his tripled and Tracy Walker tacit urn ways this weekend at him born.. Qo 0.2, the NCAA finals if his teamplays again Thursday at mates are Igeored. Heritage Prep In Orlando. "It's all according to how the INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Three mor, cars, Including two for Larry Dickson, have been ontered for this year's IndianapolIs 500. Thus far, 16 cars have been entered for this year's chase. The third machine stored for the May V race will be driven by Vera Sthipan of South Aistralla, who was the 1571 rookie of the year. _ Brevard Opens tionals B UCLA Aid. To P.pp.rdin. Indy 500 List At 16 ___ _____ 14 lead MALIBU, Calif. (UP!) - Jim Herrick, a UCLA assistant In charge of basketball recruiting, Tuesday was appointed head basketball coach at Pepperdine University. Herrick, 40, Signed a tlreeyear contract. He succeeds Gary Colson, Wave coach for 12 yours, who resigned. _____ Cardinal Power Tips Blue Jays Phil Esposito knows all about the 40-goal plateau, having reached it eight times In his career, but seldom has he seen milestone goals become as important as one did Tuesday night. "We are just happy to get a point out of this," Esposito said, after scoring with five seconds to play to give the New York Rangers a 2-2 Iie with the Washington Capitals. "It's an important game for us guys," said Esposito, who blew a kiss to the crowd when Introduced as the game's second star. "We arefighting with Atlanta and Philly for second place." Esposito's goal made him the first player since Bobby Hull to achieve eight 40-goal campaips. The CoplWs took a In u uuu person wnsn SIMs put In a power-play esbonad. The Rangers tied It on athdsd god. byDave Maloney. Than In the third period, Svuuion scored his second goal of the season, and We first thiS games, to put make It 2-1. Then Esposito cane up with the magic goal. "It seems he always breaks some scsi of record against us," said Washington forward Blair Stewart. "It's very disappointing. It feels like a loss." In other games, Detroit hammered Chicago, 5-3, and fourth quarter to break Atlan ta's four-game losing streal and move the Hawks to withir one win of clinching a playofl berth. 71ers 124, Spurs 120: Doug Collins scored 21 points, including six free throws in the last 14 seconds to lead the 76ers over the Spurs. Nuggets 113, Warriors 102: David Thompson scored 27 points as Denver broke loose in the fourth quarter for its third straight win. Trail Blazers 115, Clippers 109: Rookie Mychal Thompson scored 27 points and Maurice Lucas 22 to lead Portland and keep the Trail Blazers In contention for a playoff berth. 4 7A NEW YORA(&4NGER FW4'7'- OF/c/CE ,1,YP 04'- 77VF-/cE 059, PRCU6 744O4'9 FiYOU6' OF ,W PiY/MP6t P#M .. PYj'b Caps By United Press literatlaml McGallion Goes Home. ____ a Tie By ALL FLARED UP by Alan Mayer PRE? SHEPO im'i pa-par Rangers milel all with post hole diggers, lalso shovelida lot of sand, baled some alfalfa, trimmed hooves and laid bricks. It was grist," he said. Following the TPC, Player has scheduled himself to Play through the next six weeks on the PGA tour. He thinks he has a good chance to win the TPC. "I don't see any reason why I shouldn't win," he said. "There's nothing wrong with me or my game and I don't need a lot of time to get adjusted." ., was upset about the officiating In the game. 124-120, Denver upended Golden State, 113-1w, and Portland got "We were controlling the by San Diego, 115-109. game In the third quarter," Knicks III, Bucks 110: Vitale said. Then, he (referee Earl Monroe, who led New Jim Capers), "let Loughery York with 23, sparked a streak control him, and didn't control of 12 straight points early In the the game. They roughed up third quarter that carried the That was about as accurate a [inlet, and then when Catch- Knicks from a 75.70 deficit to an description as possible for the ings hits him he calls a double 21-75 lead and Milwaukee could Nets' 117410 victory over the foil, and puts Bob out of the get no closer than four points in Detroit Pistons Tuesday night. game. We have lost to them the final quarter. Catchings' 15 fourth-quarter four times this year, but this BUllets 121, Jazz lGl: points proved to be the dif- one we should have won." Elvin Hayes scored 32 points ferenceas the Nets broke five. In other genes, New York and Charlie Johnson added 12 in game losing streak In a rough, defeated Milwaukee, 118-110, a third-quarter Washington foul-filled game. Detroit was Washington routed New Or- rally that led to the Bullets' win. led by Lanler, who scored 30, leans, 126-107, Atlanta topped Hawks 115, Cavaliers 109: and Jobs Long with 21. Cleveland, 115-109, John Drew scored 14 of his Pistone' Coach Dick Vitale Philadelphia beat San Antonio, game-high 33 points In the "Fending is one of my big bobbin and I've put in ova 3o ___ W. By United Press Iaterustlsai To New Jersey Nets. Coach Kevin Leughery, the answer was simple. "Harvey Catchinga did a job on Bob [inlet and got 15 points himself, all In the final period," Loughery said. "That's why we won." JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - This week's Tournament Players 011mplorwhip marks the return to the PGA tom- of South Africa's Gary Player, who grabbed headlines last year with a dart1Ig siree of three consecutive totrnarnafl victories. Player, 43, winner of the Masters, Tournament of Champions and Houston Open last year, said Tuesday, "I feel great and I'm swinging well. I think I can keep winning tournaments until I'm 50" Player last played in the United State. Oct. 1 when he finished seventh In the World Series of Golf at the Firestone Country Club In Akron, Ohio, He finishgd the year with prize money totaling, $177,330. During the off-season, he finished third In the South African Open, played poorly In the South African PGA, tied for second In the Lancome tournament In France and finished second In the Victorian Open In Australia. "From Dec. 8 to Jan. 17, I didn't touch a club," Player said, adding that he spent most of that time working and resting at his two ranches In South Africa. ... ~1 ~ - Player Feeling Great, Eyes TPC Win In Jax :-i Penn A Darkhorse - -i In NCAA Picture 1 1 7=1 1 0 Win Vs. Pistons IN BRIEF ! Youngbl ood Loses At Table, But Wins With Mets By MILTON RICEMAN Wednesday, March 21, 1979-IA a (I N. OI Wools Jad I* N". I1-531go.d IIUIVAtNS- .31.1515 Os',y. N. on U.d., II COME IN THE MOP AND I 511 1 OUR "ONE DAY ONLY" SUPER SPECIALS 5 S - . - - . 1. . - . V., . �10*-Evefling Herald, Sanford Fl. Wednesday, March31, 17 Legal Notice ijiNIIii Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notic CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND CITYOPCAS$RL$IRRy IN TNI CIRCUIT OUIT POE i given ttat I am FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, IOARDOP ADJUSTMENT SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA Orlando Seminole engaged in business it 12O Park PLOEIDL NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that PROUTI DIVISION Ave., Sanford Seminole County, CASE NO. 7$1277.cA4g. theCltyofCasselberry BoardotAd. Pill Nimbar 831-9993 Florida, under the fictitious name Of WESTERN CAR I BBEAN CHAR. lustnllnt will hold a lic hearing. Divisiss __________________________ 322-2611 BIRS CO., and that I Intend TERS, INC., Mr. Gerald Waiswnann, applicant, IN RI: ESTATE OP Critical Of registers.idnamewjrnth,cI,rf a Florida corporation, is requesting a conditional use to ANNA F. CLARKE, RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. the Circuit Court, Seminole County, allow mini.warihcusui in a C.1 ____ ____ 43c a line 11* 1 tIm. Florida In accordance with the Plaintiff, (Commercial) zoning district. The Decoasid 3$c a line HOURS provisions of the Fictitious Name vs. parcel Is legally described as: NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION 3Sc a line ..... Statutes, ToWit: 5ectioq IóS0t WILCO SALES CORPORATION, 7OflWCUtiVeth AlIthOfpathenofl300fgeof TO ALL PERSONS HAVING S:30 P.M. 5:00 AM. Florida Statutes itSl. Florida corporation. at aI., Principal Probe the 5~ of the HEM. of the NWMI Of CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST MONDAY thru FRIDAY Sig. Jay J. Boiton SeCtion 2$, Township 21 South, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9.Noon Publish: March 31, 21, April 1, ii, Defendants, Range30East,lylngeasfof5.R.. )THER PERSONS INTERESTED ________________________ in, Sublect to an easement for Ingress IN THE ESTATE: NOTICE OF SALE TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) and Treasurer Bill Gunter to DEH.122 Notice of Sale pursuant to and ress uvir the north 30 feel YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEADLINES -11FlorIdians had watched the revoke his certificate for two Chapter iS. NotIce Is given that pur. tMnof. Together with in easement that the administration of the estate Cabinet handle a teacher years. It failed on a 3-3 tIe vote. want to dated the for Ingress and egress over the w of Anna F. Clarke, a Final Judgment deceased, File LEGAL NOTICE tthdayotM.rch, 17t,CaseNo. 7i. 3ofsitof ttienorth 200 feetof the S Number 7e.S$CP, Is pending in the diacipllnarycaseTueaday,they WhesiamotlontoletFooteoff RI: ESTATE OP Circuit Court of the ~ of the NW'A of the NEMI Circuit Court for Seminole County, GEORGE HENRY STARKE, M.D. 1271.CA.0.E, mlgt* have reconsidered last with a reprimand also was Friday Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and SectIon 21, Township 21 SouTh, Florida, Probate Division, the ad. _____________ Sundoj NOTICE TO THE PATIENTS ____ year's vote against abollsi)Ing rejected, the officials titned for Seminole County, Florida, in Range 30 East. Also together with a .ss of which Ii Seminole County ________________________________________________ OP THE LATE boat launching eaSement Into Lake Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 3217' it. which Western Caribbean Charters, DR.GEORGE H. STARKE around and voted 4-2 for (tie The personal raprisuntative of the The office of Dr. George H. Starke, inc. lithe Plaintiff and in which Wil. Howell over the south is , 18—Help nfd With Gov. Bob Graham motion made five i)i) llu will __________________________ be opened on Mondays and CO Sales Corporation, a Florida cor. north20fust of the 5~ of the NW¼ estate Is Richard E. Clarke • whose presiding, the officials con- and defeated, sanding the case Wednesdays, from am. until 1 poratlon, Acme Boot Company, Inc., ot the NE'A of SectIon n, Township address is P.O. Box 431219, Miami, Fl. 33143 andor 2201 Aster St., Capri vened Tuesday morning to back to the cvmsnlialon for a p.m., to accommodate former a foreign corporation, Blue Bell, 21 South, Range 30 East. 6-Child Care 4-Personals Public hearing will be held on 2, Orange Park, Fl. 32073. ________________________ Inc, a foreign corporation, arid The regarding their medical re consider a Profeesional Prac full hearing and new room- patients EM PLOY ME NT State of Florida Department of Re. Thi's4ay, April 19, in,, at 7:30 All persons having claims or cords. tices Commission recom- rnendatlon. demands agaInst the estate are venue, an agency of the State of P.M. in the Casse$berry City HaIl, Douglas Stenstrom N Child Care my home Johnny: mendatlou that the teaching Graham said It proved there Stenstrom, Davis, Mcintosh & Florida, are the Defendants, I will Lake Triplet Drive, or as soon required, WITHIN THREE MON. Mon.Fri,6a.m..6P.m. 1145 FROM THE DATE OF THE I took care of sverynhlng. Call selitothehighestandtest bidderfo, thiruiftir as possible. certificate of Webster Elesnai. needs to ha a better way to Julian WHY AREN'T YOU cash in the lobby at I West Front Dated this 14th day of March, in, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Attorneys for Estate Mom or your sister or come tary School principal Roland handle teacher disciplinary door of the Seminole County Court. Mary W. HawThorne, NOTICE, to tile with the clerk of the B 1330 ONE OF THE MANY home. Carrel's Kiddie Korner Footeberevokedforiysically matters. He told Education house in Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 City Clerk above court a written statement of Sanford, Fl. 32771 LoeMom Osteen Area PEOPLE WE PUT am. on the 2nd day of April, in,, Publish: March 21, in, any claim or demand they may Phone 305.3222111 and verbally abusing black Commissioner Ralph Publish: CalI322.21i6 have. Eachclalmmustbelnwrlting WHYILONELY?Write"Gif A TO WORK? ________________________ thefoliowingd.scribedpropertyset DEH.116 students. Tiwlington to recommend an DEH.93 March16, 1$, 19,20, 21, 1q79forth in the order of final Judgment: and must Indicate the basis for the Mats" Dating Service. All Ages. After two hours of testimony, alternative method and Begin at the south half mile ost of claim, the name and address Of the P.O. Box 1031, Ciwtr., FL. 23317. 11—hiShUctIonS JUST COME I N & hlo,i 22, ToWnship i9 South, auditor or his agent or attorney, _______________________ the Cabinet criticized the Turllngton promised a report NOTICE OP PROCEEDINGS FOR Range CITY0PCASSILIIRRY Weddlngsby DOT 2P East, Seminole County, and the amount claimed. I? the REGISTER WITH US DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING lull of cortictlng testimony. Twlington sided with Foote OP 222.2006'fl30M7 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ft; East 610 ft, and South 2410 ft. to will become due shall be stated, if DRAINAGE DITCH FOR YOU Cail JoAn, 323U12. Cosnj*roller Gerald Lewis, an tiroughout, voting igiln4 find- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: point of beginning (less the south 10 the City Of Casselburry Board 0 ti'e claim Is contingent or Mitwhb0laPICh11r. unliquldated, the nature of the un. •'FACESWITPjAbRINI*IND YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE chains). attorney, called it 'guess log him guilty, revoking his ing. Mr. Dick Richards, KlnderCa'e Dated: March 12, in,. certainty shall be stated. If the PROBL.M1 NOTICE that the Board of County bit" and said, "legally, there certificate or reprlmandlng Commissioners Learning Centers, Inc., applicant, IS claim Is secured, the securIty shall 18—Help Wanted (SEAL) Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous CALL 323- 5176 of Seminole County, ______________________ requesting a condlflonai use es PO' is not one real solid charge that him. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT e described. The clilmant shall Can Help Florida, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. on the videdbYkCtiOn2S10S(i)OftheCity COURT __ deliversufficlentthplesoftheclaim Ptionel473233 Billing Clerk, typIng SO WPM Is proven." A pth*, Mrs. Simpson iOth day of April, AD., 1, in tIll Cassilberry Cede of Ordinances to the clerk to enable the clerk to ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Writwf.O.Joxi3 required, calculator & 10 key Commissioners' Meeting But the majority rejected turned to Turllngton and County toop.rateadaycarecwterinaC.1 mall one copy 912 FRENCH AVE. By: Eve Crabtres SânfoFrida7t to each personal adding machine exp a must. Room at the County Courthouse In (Commercial) zoning district. The representative. Deputy Clerk Foote's plea that the case be charged that Foote "tugged Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public Tues.thruFrl.,3Stoi3hrs. Start parcel Is legally described as: JOhn 4. Baldwin ORCt-$I0.IO--Gu.nsntied. All persons Inteiestld in the estate iniaskiul for all over Webster that he's been $4.25. Send comp. resume to p.o. ltl* back to thi Hoaring to consider dtr B.glnningattheSEcorn.roftfie to wtom a copy of this NOtICe of Pree details: KIT, Box 711, Box 257, Sanford, Fl. nfl, whether or not the County will 500 HighWay 17.92 LEGAL SECRETARY fiather hearing and a new t here to visit you." Leter NWMs of S.c. 21, Township 21 5, Pompano, FL. 33061, 9414fn. AdmInistration has been mailed are EEO. vacate, abandon, dlscontfnue, close, Fern Park, Florida 32730 range3O I. runWaIongthlSIlneof recommendation. Foote, 53.year.old grendfather, renounce and disclaim any riati, Publish: March 14.21,1971 required, WITHIN THREE MON. GENERAL _____ the NW'4 of said Section, Township THS FROM THE DATE OF THE Mechanic wanted Filler The Cabinet then decided to testified he dropped by Turlingthe County and the public in and to DEH.$6 ISALOHOLAPROBLEM BOOKKEEPER and Range a distance of machine exp. req. Apply in fet. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS IN YOUR FAMILY? spilt the uses of guilt and ton's omce, but was told he thefoilowing draInage ditch running _______________________ ttiencer Non a line perpendIcular person Jungle Lab, Silver Lk. NOTICE, to tile any objections they through the described property,to. AL.ANON GENERAL OFFICE to the S line of tIll said NW¼ a Dr. Sanford. punishment and heard two could not discus, the case 50 he wit: mayhavethatchallengethevalidlty Forfamliiesorfrlendsof distance Of tO 41.3' a point CLERICAL CASHIER of the decedent's will, the howsof lawyer's argwnwts on left. An easement fifteen (15) feet ifl problem drinkers Sect..Exp. for busy Sanford office. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR beginning, thence N along saId hu, qualifications of the personal BOOKCASE Wldthforth.purposeofIocaslngand InformatIon MAKER Fortuture call whether Foote, a native New She testified that "Foote told Typing, filing I other general SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA perpendiculartoSlineofttwNWt4a representative, or the venue or maintaining a drainage ditch over CASE NO. 71314CAI9.P CIRCUIT dlVance Of iSO'i 4i7.3333orwrlte office duties. IBM, Mag Card MANAGER TRAINEE Yorker, called black students rnehewashlredtokeepnlggera and across that part of tIll Jurisdiction of the court. anfcrdAl.AnonFamiIyGroup SW CIVIL exp. & shorthand preferred but thence Won a line parallel wIth A.0 HELPER and teachers "nigger.," ad- in line" and said he "marched corner of Lot 1, South Sylvan Lake ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND P.O. BoxSS3 not required. EEO. Phone 322. FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS theSllneoftheNW¼200'tothe ER. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ministered severe paddlings to op and down the halls with a Shorn, accordIng to FLIt thiflOf AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, ETC., WhineofWlnterPark Drive: thence Sanford, FIL fill NURSES AIDE 1041 or $315717. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED recorded In Flat Book 11, page 7, some students and denied paddle, looking for 5 along the I R.W UriS of Winter ELECTRONIC TECH. Dateofffieflrstpubllcationof thIs __________________ __________________ Public Records of SemInole County, Plaintiff Park Drive a diStance Of 23'l adequate medical attention to grab." Notice of AdministratIon: March 14, GROUNDS KEEPER State C a b i net Winter Park .. , — 0 Noon The Do Before Publication Noon AAA - 18—Hplp Wanted 41—Houses Secretary. Good pay for career minded individual. Typing & shorthand req. Medical ins., Build to Suit REALTOR 3236061 or eyeS. 373 05)7 10 acres tiled, farm land, w-18x32 underground pool. 3-1 older frame. All this $65,000. Idyliwllde near 1.4, 5 BRs, FR, breakfast nook, DR. eat In kit., — FP, 2' baths, 2 car mc. garage. Many extras. $65,000. BATEMAN REALTY -- Construction Secretary. Good pay others. SchoolBoardmetnbersSher j Without hearing a room full of man WIISOSI, witnesses on both sides, the Barrett SlId Bob Siioeniaker, Cabinet voted 54 to içhold the and Superintendent Joe Stricknjs,lon finding of guilt. land cslledthe charges lncredl. Before voting on a motion to his, saying no student, teacher revckehlsteachfng certificate, parentorcltlzenhadeversalda theofficlalslldenedforanother wordofcrlticlsmabot*Footeto hour of testimony from witne. thom. :is, including NAACP officials This, despite the fact that and teacher spokesman Mrs. Simpson and the cnm1aFrances Simpson who said slon said the abuses dated as .Footewasauelandlnhumanto far back as 1U9 when Foote black students and school fiM went to the tiny Slm3ter officials and parents who said County town from Orlando he was a victim of a teacher wherehewuatesctierforsiz and they bad MVII 7WL with excellent benefits for ____ thence E along a line parallel to Defendants, the S lIne of the NW¼ 130' to the Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 7$ i772.CA4J Sp.'lngs, Florida , County, Florida, under the fictitious CHARLES I. BRADSHAW, JR.. name of DATA SECURITIES VIRGIL D. JONES and U. GRANT to STATON, as Trustees of the SYSTEMS and that we int CHARLES E. BRADSHAW R Evo. register said name with the Clerk CABLE TRUST, the Circuit Court, Seminole : Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL NOTICE OP ACTION point of beginning: said parcel being REPRESENTATIVE: TO: JOHN F. RIF"'4BERY ike Iocafedin Block I, the ,iplat of Lots Sidney C. Ward JOHN F. RIFENbERY whose 1 through S Inclusive and Lots $ Helliwell, Melrose & Di WOlf residenceandaddressar, unknown ttwough 33 inclusIve, all In 1473 Hartford Building and whose age is over eighteen (IS) Mirror South Addition tO 200 East RobInson Street years. Cauelberry as per plat thereof re Orlando, Fl. i By: Arthur H. Bickwith, Jr. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ac cordedin piatbook9,pag.sOand FlorIda in accordance with the Telephone: 306-5417000 clerk tion for foreclosure of a mortgage public records of Seminole CoUnty, PublIsh: provisions of the FIctitious Name Plaintiffs, March 14, 21, in, By: Joann K. Hare has been filed against you and QU Florida together with those curtain Statutes, To-WIt: Section ss.o, vs. DEH.$3 Deputy Clerk are requIred to serv a copy of your abandoned streets known as E. POPE BASSETT, Trustee, t al, Florida Statutes 1957 Publish: March 21, 1971 wrItten definse, If any, to It on Bouganvlllss Lane and Aster Lane FINANCIAL OPERATIONS OEH.114 Raleigh W. Greene, Ill, of stiownonther.coroedpsatof said IN THE Defendants. EQUIPMENT CORPORATION CIRCUiT COUNT OF THE HARRISON, GREENE, MANN, Queens MIrror 5, and situated NOTICE OP SALE ATTEST: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THI ROWE, STANTON & MASTRY SectIon 21, TownshIp 31 5, range in EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. In accordance with 45.03i of the Kathleen M. Fairfull CUlT OP THE STATE OP EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR piaIntIft'satterney5whos,add I. Florida Statutes, ARTHUR H. Secretary PLORIDA, IN AND FOR CUlT IN AND POE SEMINOLE Is POst Office 10k iS0l St. Pete,. Public hearing will be held on SEMINOLE COUNTY. Joseph McLaughlin BECKWITH, JR., Clerk of the dr. COUNTY, FLORIDA sbare, FlOrida 23731 sri or boise ,, p979, as 73S CIViL ACTION CASE cult Court of Seminole County, CIV%LAC'flSN$O 54$ =*prISO, 505 eriE ISIS lbs origIns; in CMUIO.SU-Y CRY Nan, N CA.K Corpsrals $af) Pletldá, shell sill it publIc sale 1911 clerk this •Ir LakeTrlpletDrlvs.orassoonttwre. HENRY STANLEY, GEORGE Dumbfounded, Smith said victim of a labormanagoment within the legal hours of sale, more In re ISis marriage of befoi service on plaintIff's it after as possible. Publish Feb. 211 Mar. 7, 14, 21, in, specifically at 11:00a.m. on the 2nd STANLEY, LOUIS STANLEY, JE. tolrieys or Immediately thereafter; w*ne.0 on one side or the dispute aimed at getting STEVEN BUSSARD, Husband, Dated this 13th day f March, in, $31 day Of April, 197, to the highest MAE CLARK, KATIE BELL 010-125 Petitioner, OtIwI5e a default will be entered other were lying and suggested publicity for teaciter ijon. Mary W. Hawthorne bidder for cash, at the West Front CROSS and JOSEPHINE MICK. and against you for the relief demanded city Clerk a grand jury Investigation to Door of the Courthouse In Sanford, NAACP officials said blacks ENS, In the Complaint or petition. Publish: March 21, in, time If perjury charges can be wereafraidtocompl'lnforfear MARSHA BUSSARD, Wife, Seminole County, Florida, pursuant Respondent. Theproperty proceeded agaInst is DEH.11S Plelntlffs, to the order of Court In the above descrIbed vs. as foilowa: Lot 13, Block flled. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR styled cause, that property des. they would 106e UIeIT jobi r But he NOTICE TO DEPEND H, CAMELOT SUBDIVISION, Unit _______________________ 0.5. KEIGANS, ak-a 0. BENJA. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA as: voted with Graham their children might loose their THE STATE OP FLORIDA TO: Twa,accordingtoth,piatffisof MIN KEIGANS, ak. DOW B. KEI. PROBATE DIVISION The West ½ of the Northeast V4 o recorded in Fiat look 16, PaQISI IN freefoodticketsatscheol. — MARSHA BUSSARD MARTHA KEIGANS, Pile Nimbus' 79.ø.CP THE CIRCUIT COURT POE GANS, and thiSoutheast',4of Section 17, Town. N Public Records Of SemInole his wife; JULIA HUGHES AND Whose residence Is unknown DIVI5ISs SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ship 21 South, Rang, 29 East, Semi. County, Florida. Together HUGHES, her husband: SAM IN REt ESTATE OP and with the PROBATE DIVISION noleCounty, Florida, LESS the right following described equipment: KEIGANS and — KEIGANS, his *51411 J. DEWINSKY Whose mailing address is _______________________ ot way for road on South side AND Pile Number 71.12.CP Electric Heat and wife, DAN COLUMBUS KEIGANS, a.b.a ASHER DEW1NSKY Air Conditioning; Dlvisba unknown LoIs 153 to i56, inclusive, of and —KEIGANS, his wile: DAN. YOU ARE HEREBY notified that Electric Range and Oven; Dish. IN FOREST CITY, ORANGE PARK, RI: ESTATE OP FICTITIOUS NAME STEVEN BUSSARD has filed a washer; Disposal. IlL BENJAMIN KE1OAN$, and Deceased according to the plot thereof as NotIce is hereby given thai I am PotitlOfl In the Eighteenth JudicIal KENNETH VINCENT MATICKI -KEIGANS, Ills will: DAIlEY WITNESSmyhandandtMseaIat NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION recorded In Flat Book 2, Page 50 Inbusine* at INo. Hwy 17 Circuit Court of SemInole County, thIs'Court on March S 1579. LIE KEIOANS and —KEIGANI, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Public Records of Seminole County, TALLAHAEE, Fla. (UP!) engaoed ,Caiseiberry, Fl. 33707, SemInole (SEAL) Deceased her hisband: I.C. MCKINNEY and CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Florida, Florida for Dissolution of Marriage LESSNOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION The 74,000 students passing County, Florida under the fictitious and ys are requlredto serve a copy ARTHUR H. BECKW1TH, JR. McKINNEY. his wits, WI. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL begin at a point idlest East the Of CAL'S CASSELSERRY Of Clerk of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING BRYANT arid name the court your written defenses, II any, on — 'the fimctkinal literacy test In SERVICE CENTER, and that I BRYANT, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST husband: 14,0. SLIGH and Pier OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED NOrthwest corner of Lot 134. Put of By: Eve Crabtree 0. FREEMAN. ESQ. p.o. IN THE ESTATF 1177 won't have to be retut.d i,Wsndtoreglstersaidnamewlth the THOMAS THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SL.IGH, her husband, LI. HARR. Forest City asrecorded In Flat Book Deputy Clerk Altamori$s rinse, Fl. YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED the Iflta'e mind still Ch.rkoftheClrcuIt Court,$emInoie Box 70. 3, Pagei15, Public Recordsof Semi. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED ILL and ROSA HARRELL, Iii Attorney for Petitioner, and Raleigh W. Greene. III thittheadmlnistratlonofffieastas. nole County, Florida. From IN TIlE ESTATE: FlorIda in accordance with flietheorniwiffitheCIerkof P.O. Box 1509 said wife; H,L. LESLIE and LIDA M. Of *51411 J. DIWIN$KY .00mstothsaldofanothsrl0,000 County. a.b.a parallel point Ofto beginnIng, run South Sanford, St. Petersburg, Florida 33731 * ps'voisions of the FictItious YOU ARE HEREBY NOTiFIED LESLIE, his wife: ROBERT S. ASHER DEWINSKY, deceased, ve styled Court at yoIbawtsops.dlober. Name Statutes, To-Wit: SectIon that the adminIstratIon of the estate RIDDLE and CS. the East line of said Lot Florida 33771, oh or before AprIl 3, Publish: March 7, 14.31, 30, 1979 GROENE, db.a File Number 79*CP, Is pendIng in KENNETH 06309 FlorIda Statutes 57. 2i0 feet, 134, VINCENT EASYWAY FINANCE CO.: A.E. 1919, otherwise a default arid DEH-43 ffi Circuit Court for Seminole MATECKI, deceased Pile Number STORY and— STORY, hIS will, 519.: CalvIn K. Lartum thence East parallel to the North lbs Id District Court of ultimate Judgment will be entered County, Florida, Probate Division, line of said 14,21,1579 against you for the relief demanded 7.CP, is pending In the CI!cuit EVAHILLLAND:andanysfffiel, Publish Feb.11 Marl, Lot 136, 140 feet, thence Avllssl Tuesday içbsld p.11 DEG.12S the address Of which i Seminole Caurt for SeminOle County, Ploi'ida, unknown North2iOfeettoapointilof,etEast In the Petition. heirs, devisess, legates,, County Courthouse, Sanford, 7 Probate OlvIslin, the aldeas et point of beginnIng, thence West .ntess, wcceasi and all WITNESS my hand and official NOTICE OF PROCIEDINSI ether Florida. The P1,55151 rSP'eSOn 110 feet to point of FICTITIOUS NAME by Ediyition (,nbeginning. AND seai Of saId Court on the 24th day Of THE VACATING, ABANDONING, which is Somlusle Coisdy Cow. Nrtiesclalmins by. through, under titivlsofffieesatealMaryAin,s Notice Is hereby given that we are Febuary, 1979. DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING thouss, Sanford, Fiends The per. or against any Of The Indluldeals KaCs' *0 FrancIs L KCs'P whoae ALSO LESS ''iiii'.sr Ralph Turton engaged representative ot me ostafe is n5'fl5d abOVI. in business at 111 1. (SEAL) From a point of 14 feet East of the OF DRAINAGE EASEMENT. address is Ni last 'overruling a state heating Woodland Drive, Sanford Seminole Richard S. Owen, wiuese address Is Highland Drive, Northwest corner of said Lot 154, run Defendants. Arthur H. Seckwlth, Jr. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Altamonfe springs, Florida 32701. ',TuiulIuI' who said the gaids. County, Florida under the fictitious p050* so, CaNa*hrry, Florida NOTICE OP ACTION South parallel to the East line of Lot Clerk of Circuit Court YOU WILL P1.1*51 TAKE 33717. The name and address of till The nameand ad*as of the TO: 0.5. KEIOAN$. ak-a 0. 114, a distance of 210 feet from the lines should hive adontid by nsmeOfKOTTKOATINO$OFMID. ly: Patricia Robinson NOTICE that the Beard of County personal reprl*ltalI,Vs 551151 rsprIasntitIve's attorney are FLORIDA. and that we Intend to aIlos'riai JAMIN KIIGANS, s-k-a point of beginning; Deputy Clest Conors Of leminele County, are set ferns below. the Cabinet as a formal register 1111W. said name with tile Clerk of s. KIIGANS, esW MARTHA UI- sOt $snlil thencs continue South parallel to FlorIda, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. en the THOMAS 0. FREEMAN, 15G. All ponse,'a having claims All posses havIng Claims or 0*145, his wife, DAN COLUMBUS AraI1ve Pruc.&es Act the Circuit Court, 1e,nlfsole County, the East line of said Lot 114, a dis. 5e, 50 (509 Hwy 434) 10th day of April, AD., $919, In ml demands against the *tate we demands against the .$ste are Florida In accordance with tile AltamosEe Springs, Pt. 30101 rule. tanceof 70 lest: thence last parallel County Commissioners' Meeting required, WITHIN THREE KIIGAN$: DAIlEY LII UI. required, WITHIN THREE 0*145, J.C. McKINNEVa provisions of the FIctitIous Name to the North line of Lot 154, a dis. Mtur.s PIe,'.er Room at tile County Courthouse In MONTHS PROM PROM THE DATE OF tanci of THE DATE OF BRYANT, 14.0. SUON; L.T. MONTHS Statutes, To-Wit: SectIon 565.09 Publish Feb. 351 Mar.7, 14.21, W7 Sanford, Florida, will Issld a PUblIC 14 feet: THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP HARRILL and ROSA HARRILL, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Cablnst awalbersIeter urged 'Florida Statutes 1W. thence North 70 feet to a point 140 oan.ui Hearing to consider and determine THIS NOTICE, to tile wills itsi THIS NOTICE. IS file With liii clerk hlswlfs: H.L LESLIE and 1.10* M. 51g. MarTy C. Ichilbirger ClInk. list East of till point of beginning; the laaiatwe to r"14er a whether Os' not the County will of the above court a written LESLIE, his will: ROBERT 5 Margaret J. Echeiberger till above csurt a written mince West 110 feet to the point of pss.yser delay in tide Janñ IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND vacate, abandon, discontinue, close, statement of any claim or demand RIDDLE and CS. GROEN1, d.b.a statement of any claim or demand Publish: March 14.21,30 AprIl 4, mnning: AND ALSO LESS road rinIrie arid Eloclaliri any ?IIt FOR SIMINOLI they may have, lads claim msmt be rsqulrimss*thatgudadspas. im FINANCE Co Al. Iboy may have, lads claim risust 11 rights-of-way. the County and uI public Ina.idto in wr$tk and must IndIcate theEASYWAY FLORIDA STORY:IVAHILLLA$D,*0any in WrltII and must indlcateitie the tad to got a high school DEN-lI AND - the f011owIng drainage easement 10515 far CAll NO. fl37 the claIm, The flSOfll *0 basis for tile claim, tile name and miW Lots l to 150, inclusIve, ot FOR. running through the described aMmi of the crodllsr es Pile agomE Isgateas, $gma bs* they stopped short IN RI: THE MAUIASI o the creditor or his p'anfiei, secceosins amid address of agent 1ST CITY, ORANGE PARK, accorproperty, to.wlt FICTITIOUs NAMU JOHN EDWARD ANDERSON, of r.comnmenmng or attorney, and the amaunt all ether parties claiming by, or attorney, and the amount ding y lottie plat thereof as rscor Notice is hereby given mat I am Thai pant at Tract "C". JennIfer cleimed. It tile claim Is not yet due, through, under or against any lie ClalmilOd If lie claim II flat yet Twon said the appeals in Flat look 2, Page 40, Public Re. in biisines at 10 N. Hwy. Petltlonar, hstitSS.M15C0r*0inPIat 51*21, tie date whims It tie dots when It will IOCSIII due cords Of wIN bocsme due individuals named above, Seminole coest riding "shows we wire u-n, Longwaad. 32735 Sinlif1011 and Pagas 44.4 arid 44, PublIc Records shall be stated. II liii clolen IS YOU ARE NOTI PIED that an ac- shall be stated. If fts• claim 1$ me fictItious WITNESS my hand and the seal of PI*0, of Seminole Courity, SILINDA P. ANDERSON Florida; au along" ad I..,es contingent or umillquldatod, the lien has lien filed against you in COfStlPl9Slt or unhlquldated, the tti Court on the 9th day of March, name of YAMAHA OP SIMINQIL dOsCI'ibid as follows: Prom ho nature ii the uncertainty shall ile oquity to relIve clouds from me IISIWS of The Uncertainly shell be en,, tad results nasballuageable. It RSidesd. Northwest corner ii Lit), Forest stated. If the chains IS .scwsi, t i *0 ,gi* said If till clSIm IS SSCWSd, the (SEAL) me Islewlop descrIbed , pom,ty, stated. ds'I bul&at, l3 prob' nouns wills the Clint Of tIll Circuit NOTICI OP ACTION llopoi, as r5Cerded III Flat 11*9, security shill Is descrIbed. The lswIt: p security shill be dsscrlbsd. The $eninole Csunt?, Florida in Pags79, PublIc , • Recordeof THI STATS OF ARTHUR H. IECKWITH, JR semi..ie dsie FLORIDA TO: wi i yeer'a t,et, stwis simamIt IMCI S$$MIR5 it a point 210 NOt last accordance with lie previsiens at ComInty, Florida: nun 1.00 Engross copies SI till Claim IS hill ClOth IS Of the SaldieMat c c, c SELINDA P. ANDERSON to Of The last 14 at ieN 51*5 dabs to ffi Clink IS hewsvir, bscsess. lbS ti1 hiss Pidillous Nansl Statut Ta. 3 ROckWOH ClOrt 1" 34" W. 351111101 IS lbs Ilihi. usable tile clerk Is malt as copy IS lie Ieullsoao Sy: Eve Craltros usable the clerk Is mail ens Py to to at iii. lauffiu.aU tire opscmoslay pud the Wit: $.cHanIU.S9 FlorIda StalvNs Akron. OhIo 44313 Deputy Clerk woW corner of sill Lit 1 fOr Ike esd personal reprssussal$ve. 1 - ø1imS nepriOs*$Ifl. at SictI. 15, TownshIp 21 MuSh, IegIimiiep: Rabsnt L. Mellon. Ill . YOU All HERESY NOTIFIED the APA ANporimaebseri*5e R a last. AHPSIISIISIIIdII*5IISII. Jan01 1. Guild P.O. lOx 231 that JOHN EDWARD ANDERSON *0Mue thence $ N deOrsis 1' ig 1*m a copy of this Nellie at Is whom a copy of hills Nitlie at ffiau tin Nor* ,,.,, IpsrUad of A"Mist"udlis Inc. " W. 4*05 feeS Cycle 5 ØJ44 P133502 • has II a PetItion Is the CircuIt Is the NorTherly Admieleirallen Mi been mailed ass Seat IS a poW 1$ Not Wsel at the 111511015 nsa. w.HS' . Publish: March 14,21, in, c,t . in's COUntY PlorIdI nlght*woy lies Of West Lake required, WITHIN THREE Reel bsm. at requlned, WITHIN y Ibis II THREE hiss last 14 y $qIscyds confer fej ef Mserlags, and you Irantley Read as recorded I. Flat MONTHS FROM THU DATI OP ISis sunust to at MONTHS PROM $1 DATE OP Inc. are requirgi is serve a copy 51 ye 10*0, Page 91, PublIc Records THU FIRST PUBLICATION OP 'at sslss 99. TownshIp 31 , THU FIRST PUSUCATION OP 14, 7, 191 Publish: March II, IS. .: Tv 914fl wriffin to.uo It any, en KEN Iomkiels Cuinty, Pliridsa said .THI$NOTICE.ISINSaNY.bISIIPS *ase so soot, THl$NOTICLISfyeb NETH W. McINTOSH of $TEN. rlgllt*wpy Ibis being or. a curve may may Nave thatdatluis, lie Ieg$j lisp May Nave liii challenges lie *.ssssmteot*ic urg NOTICE to 1101141 STROM, DAVIS, MCINTOSH concave Nerlierly and 'hvb a ushidifyat his deciders will, his to his p4 of Rajlnalop. veddily at ho decadent's will, the 011 Match 31, 1975 at 102 Celery CITYOPCA$1$IIIIIY radius Of SliM fnd, • -lbs 1*111111 F JULIAN,Altenhleys quallflcstless Of tile plflhisal qUalIfIcations the persanal Ave. $ms*4 P15. There wifib. a SO*UOP*DJU$TMINT ,,lUms N5I11*L11j1, Ie address IS Pal , APA to . his venwer lbs VaiIdit7 ...,.., j..iwl,ie, or his w .wII* defuses. , ue or 55losnffiefoowIpj NOTICE ISHIREBY GIVIN that *5 pijs, 33732, *0 thsarcatsaldcwvsl&IoelNwv. turk10dhe at me court. KENNETH 05. simS. IuIlsdhls at me esurt. lbs $78 Huijil ad illow ie, lii.CIty of Ceiselhivry Beard of Ad f lie the original with hiss ClOth 51 hiss *0r01 alwisat Ndl-'i 19' SW'S. amount SI tile repairs. ALL ClAIMS, DEMANDS AND AU. CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND $TSPSHN$ON AND 51*141 P.A., INS FarE liii So No. sisomi lusiffiant will held a UbiIc Psearinl. ab.vemte_Court en or boNn dM1 to p1lcsad h lbs J then N. N Eweis 19' SW' U. OIJICTION$ NOT $0 P11.10 AttamIvi fOr *0 PlaMhilfe *0 IS OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED C-uS .amid Mn. Iugone N. K000r are 1W9,aihssaloWNand 501711W: thenie N. UP Iuraos a' WILl. II FOREVER BARRIO Iplims Ni1Ik--i1it thus filsShserlsIailwNls*sCIkofIis, WILL U FOREVER BARRIO 1905 DJICk Skylark requesting a variance to allow his II" 1. 510 lest Is hiss lobs at Sen. No. munt will be Oslo of hill IbiS publlcafissof this *ove sl$sd Court en or net a delay ItOt *011111 PIISJICatIOSIII SillS 4306*14113305 11*. the lswaslon elan 1*lbsg Y .ekwi $U 11, *5 nub E?IflIWII, bop C01*5''I. IIIN11 S4N Natiseel A*1tMIilMh* March 7, frE day April. 9971a ilkamwIS., a NG1CeII mflb*atlon: March 11. en esleuless immliis SNI lv four iNS Pintiac Iuøàh.a Ia,. i --____ TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECI. FlED. (SEAL) BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA MORE JOBS - AVAILABLE _____________________ MOTEL MAIDS Sanford. ' .. .. . - - -- . •• Department. Must be graduate from an accredited high school or equivalent. Type 34 wpmn; must speak accurately and Reg. Real Estate Broker 25445. French Ave. 322023), 323.7173, 3220779 STORING IT MAKES WASTE- SELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Call 322.2611 or 831-9993. The Buyers Are Looking We Need Listlngsl During March We Will 01st And Sell Your Home Oil Aging", study of agencies whICh serve Seminole County, referral precwhwes. research funding sources, end cserdinite Irolects 'Irvine fte shiny. Roqulrss&A. In Social Sciences 'ar related field. Two years coordlusating community sevices: two years working wIlls 'wis1er cftIns. - • • • - ___ ' _____, - - ___ . - SPWIdS30Th Ne.$i35F,3W,onTt5 407W. 1st, Sanford Phone 322-2333 New 3 BR, I b CH, city water & sewer. Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor 471Siii CLASSIFIED AVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Day DeBary-Lovely 1g. 1 BR Air, No Pets. ideal Ret. Person Try Onel 322.0054 OFFICE & HOME, most com fortable home In Lb. Mary w space for office, beauty shop, what have you. Zoned Comm. Sanford large 1 BR + den. Air, 1310. 141.7553. $41,900. 31—Apartments Furnished - VACANT, ir Q.,, duplexes. 4Q. Apts. for Senior Citizens, Doses. tr, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. construct 2 Immaculate 4 BR, 2½ bath Furnialud fl S $00 IL Onlodt$I1d*ØpelMarcis.$99 By: JNpaK,Nire , KJLLLMBIMS • . . JOSSII. PA. *UN..&Pia 33n1 - • a,.. ..L - .A A .. - s.... -- _, - £ - IflC.REALTOR,MLS 3235774 Day or Night I COUNTRY Looking for a borne near the center of things? 3 BR, 1½ b, 1g. patio. ASSOCIATES WANTED. CALL BILL PLATTE FOR CON FIDENTIAL INTERVIEW. FOR RENT $3Nmo., turn 351, Don, large country lot in Ovlede. ROAD IN OSTEEN. MOBILE BRs & Many Extras! Don't miss this onel Yours for $35,000! Lovely Quiet neighborhood, spacious pine paneled. all el, Working psrson preferred. Coil 30243,6, Back on Market 3 BR, 1 b, fenced shady yd. 11$ Pinecrest Or. Drive by I call. $27,300. New lIstIng 92. $50,510. — comm. iot on 17. - — — . - — ---- - - _ - — - mwsi, ait hits . ESALTOR 322.101 MUI.TIps, LISTING SERVICE - Byes $j3 302.105 saitise - — - . _ - .. _ _ - , TIME TO THINK ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA FOR THE SUM. MER. MOUNTAIN ACREAGE OR RIVER FRONT AVAIL. ABLE, AS LOW AS 10 PER CENT DOWN. 6 PER CENT IN. TEE EST. UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, 3 bath home in Osteen on 2 w.175' lake frontl Sunken FIa. Em., eat-in kit., 1g. BR5, fireplace I Morel Even your OWN Beach — I I Prepared in the convenience f your home. 21 yrs. exp. 5)04. up I 377 3717 for appt. I JACK FROST- Cent. Heat I AIr Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm. I Res. 322 0200. Ii Guarantee Issue, Limit. Benetit Gulf Life insurance Ages 40 80. Call Fred Harris 372 - 7960 appt. vestment as both are occupIed. HOW MUCH- $21,300, $3,300 down a handy man special because it Is not finished inside., roughed wired and plumIng cornpl.ted. with owner financing or cash cheerfully accepted. Water and the outsIde Is corn. pheted. Large deck overlooking mUss. You live In It whIle you finish It up. S mIles from Mur. phy. 132.100.00. $6,000,100 down assume loan. garden area or pasture. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Those are a few Of over INS listIngs. We have all types of preporty 115111 from $350. per acre and up. We Nave small tracts, suieral cabi01 Mises, old farms, etc. Writs or call for trio listing brochure. You car. call fres II dsargs by dialing 1-NSIIS7I31. WrIts en call tedoy. 7433; S. Francis (17.03) $anfont 3235321 CHEROKEE LAND CD Murphy, N.C. 1595$ (4)) - .. . . -.-- . - - . -. Grooming &Bosrng Paint& Body ANIMAL HAVEN Ed&Al's Paint I Body Shop CHECK OUR RATES 3236754 _________________________ __________________________ Hoitso II11PIOVSflWW$ DANNY'S PAINTING Inlerior.Exterlor house Paintirfg Licensed.lnsu,ed.Bonded FREE Estimates, (305) 332-9140 Small home repairs. Remodeling & Pan. Roofing repair. Free Est. 323 5343-33)4713 __________________________ Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. additIons, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free 1st. 323-5214. Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 333 $$45 - Plunthlng Service everything -.. - -' ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS. Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cdi. Accepted 327-1101 CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new home for Rain or Shine. Mar, 23rd till? 9 a.m.to 1p.m. 104 E. 34th Fl. (off Sanford Ave.) _______________________________ - ______________________________ CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELINGIREPAIR S.G.BALINT&ASSOC. 327166$ 'ags Sales Movingout-Odds&Ends I Misc even for you! Garage so full hers's no room for the ce,? Clean it out with a Waht Ad in the Herald. PH, 32226i $0r I Man, quality operation Iyrs. sip. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327'132 Newl Used screen work done & Glass. Free 1st. ROISON MARINE 3221543 ____________________________ 3V Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla 33171 TreeService Concrete Work: steps, patios Sm. or Lg. Free Est. Call Mr. Taylor, 322-Isis _______________________ _____ 57—Sports Ettpnsont 1 REE REMOVAL. Trimming, removal, licensed & stump sured. FREE sit. 342-1147. - PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABIN ITS Freelst. 333O42aflerS:3O RACQUET$TRINGINO-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg.40 $coltReagams3fl$pl we also have . (LOCAL) 349$37) ______________________________ clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses Heated kennels. 3fl-S752. 55—Boats £ Acrnoiies Lays gentle. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty f privacy. 53910.00, 51,500.00 down payment. Plenty of wild gansi and good fIshIng In this area. REALTY WORLD — dog I Cat boarding, bathing, of room to build 30r1 houses. yet near the canter of tliks,s Call us about this 2 SR home with C.H&A. 137,00. Role Yard Debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. . Curley Burl Ield Electrical Maintenance & repaIr 530 5327 Landscaping. LIght linuling Electrical walnut cabinet. Regular $400, Balance 5)75 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 1311714 day or night. 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio. 4 speed PRO turntable, $ track tape player, Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments per mo. Call 031.17)4 for Ire. home dlmonstratl. Plenty Free specialists, top soil I fill dirt, lawn mainl. I tree trimming. 373 294$ - Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 Television-35" Color, Beautiful 2.7 Acres located on larg, stream, real good access About 1 acre LOOKING for a nice older home sitUated on a large piece of property? Here it l Secluded, General eulng _______________________________ 3220352 can service. 'Iai Service - 52—Appliances -- lawn - Good Used TelevIsions. $23 aria up. MIlIer's76l9OrlandoOr, Mountain cabIn aPproxImately 1 acre. Dandy gardin spot. This is WHEN- Available now for in. I . 3.3 Acres tracts, fantastIc view, overlooking valleys. This tract would make a dandy mini farm. Has a large log barn, also has spring and even has a creek that runs thru property. Borders a paved highway. A steal at only 1500.00. Good terms, $2100.00 down, assume loan. downtown. plele estimate. 323-4881; Landscaping & spraying 323 8019 call anytime. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671-7617 323-0697 NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS 2565 4Io iob too large or small. Corn CeranIIC'TlIS __________________________ 53—lVRadlo.Stero Multiple Listing Service I - KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOON Es' APPLIANCES *44 ANYTIME Insurance ______________________ , — - Tax Income I Call rirl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 I??! ___________________________ TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook $19 E. 1st St 322.3742 - Sanford's Sales Leader . . -.. - Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Esf. ON SALE NEW twin size box springs I mattress $23.93 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching endtabln$3, Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of 4SAOatof State .- the reserved price. Call 901 255831) for further details AICO,Id & Heating - 3222420 AYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 97, 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION everl Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set Beaty Care Sanford. 122-1721. Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 45.8335 JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 - '- ________________________________________________________________ 51—HouSehold Goods BROKER Feature! BPP Warranted. A Dream Come True for $92,500! . - 69 Cadillac, Good Condition $S000rbestoffer 3234394 _______________________________ 1969 Pontiac LeMans, 350 auto trans., ps, w current insp. sticker for $300 or best offer 323 6637. - SEIGLER REALTY House 130 ft. Boat Dock I Every .- JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69to 75 models. Call 339- 9100 or 8344605 (Dealer). " Oak Tables, round 4$ In., Ufl finished, 5)25; Solid oak bowfront chlnas, $175. Sanford Auction, 1215$. French. 323-7340. CRAZY TERMSI COUNTRY L1VIN' 4 BR, 2 bath home in Lake Mary, wOreat Rm. Dr., CHIA. ww carpet I Pool planned all on 1½ acres! Yours for $72,500! - . - . - NORTH OF PANAMA CITY, P4AR 1-10, 11,000 PER ACRE. wonderful features including a brick fireplace & separate sewing room, this 4 BR, 2 bath home Is 1 years new. 179,000. tile bath, attic Ian, carport. Monte Carlo '76 Real Clean, new tires. 53350. 323.5111 I after-S 322 1839. SI200. 322.4819 S Bedsdoublehotel,$2$set. Sanford Auction, 12155. French. 323.7340. 55 ACRES HWY FRONTAGE Fla. Rm., wallpaper I paneling & Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. Just 133,9001 ORIENTAL RUGS,WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, anyconditionól45126 ilcu.tl.S.arsUp,ight Freezer, like new, $90 Stag,Buildings, Hwy. 17-97 N. of Casselberry. MOBILE HOME COUNTRY. ONLY $2,750 PER ACRE. ww carpet, eat.in kit., pantry, Auto, P.S.. PB., 1 owner ______________________________ STORAGE BUILDINGS-Built tO lest. Preassembied, delivered, set-up & tied down. Willis S ACRES NEAR DUNNELLON.. OCALA. HWY FRONTAGE, DREAM HOME 3 BR, 1', bath home in Dreamwold w-C-HIA u—Wanted to Buy new, $175. 1975 Dodge large van body, $2100. 1109 Sanford Ave. ACRE. TFRMS. 1g. porch, Fla. Rm., spacious '73 Malibu Station Wagon II ft. fiberglass boat Itrailer, 5275. 7 hp outbøard motor like 120 ACRES PAVED ROAD NEAR DELTOPIA. INCLUDES 35 ACRE LAKE. ONLY $1000 PER home w-carpeting, dinIng area, 80—Autos for Sale Larry's Mart, 2i Santord Ave. Ituy & Sell, the finest In used furniture Refrig., stoves, tools. Nylon pile cushloncarpet. 16.50 yd. Installed. KuIp Decorators SInce$937 109W. 1st. 322.2335 HOME AREA. 115,000 WITH TERMS. IMMACULATE 3 BR, 1½ bath 322 lOS? 323-4030 S ACRES CORNER ON COUNTY lake access privileges. Many floorpsrkaty5 doer large 2 - S ACRES HWY. FRONTAGE NEAR OVIEDO. ACCESS TO LARGE BASS LAKE. $22,000. HALF CASH NEEDED. $34,500! 1911 Toyota Longbed, topper, auto, radio, heater, A C, 16,000 ml. Like new. 339.4215. .- 30 ACRES HWY FRONTAGE NEAR LAKE MARY, TALL TREES, 3 POND SITES. $10,000. In a quiet neighborhood surrounded by lakes! Just DOBER MAN PUPPI ES $2,795. 1)09 Sanford Ave. 1 Pc. dinettes 169.9$ I up; Ref. - $SOIup; El. stove $601 up; full 72-Auction size draperies sio& up. Sanford -.-.Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of -For Estate Commercial & Sanford, 322 $721. ________________________ Residential Auctions & Ap. praisals. Call Dell's AuctIon. 323 FOR SALE 5670 Used FurnItu 417½W. 11th Street BUILDING LOT IN GENEVA NEAR HWY 46. $3,500 TOTAL. BRING CASHI Deltonai Split BR plan, eat.In kit., scr. porch, dining area. all 1975 Dodge Truck Large van body, new paint Cash 3224132 new $399; Loveseal 5.4495 I up, PCT. APR. SUPER 3 BR, 2 bath home In Shepherd Pups, Reasonable Call aft. 3-7 wks. old 323 9136 Paying CaSh for FLORIDA Auto Tags pre-1911. Call Collect (8)3) 595 4876 S pc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. LR AIRPORT CLEARED FOR HOME OR POSSIBLE MOBILE HOME. $2,000 DOWN, $159.96 PER MONTH, 120 MONTHS. S'- SEL%.RS & BUYERS YOU WANTIOSELL OR WE SELL HOMES I WHY DON'T WE GET TOG ETHER 79—Trucks-Trailer's WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 322 8721. - 2'.. ACRES NEAR SANFORD LAKE MARY over ~ acre of beautIful wooded property with 3614147. - We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $630 was ChrIstmas layaway, there was only 1116 hal due, purchasers left areaandweareunabletolocate. You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 8311714 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. WEST OF I-i. ONLY $12,500. 28 Sales In Jan. 29 Sales In Feb. - - _________.. BUY SELL TRADE 311.315 E. First St. 322-5622 Wrangler Jean Sate 510 99pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS i0 Sanford Ave. 322 $791 1.46 ACRES, NICELY WOODED REALlY Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or323 7710 Kerry Blue terriers AKC Reg.6wk.otd beauties $130. 339 6366 - Lg. lot within city limits. Water I sewer, trees. $11,500. Wm. Maliczgwski, Realtor. 322.79$). STENSTROM 78-MotOrCyCles - PHONE WIL SON MAIER F UR NIT Wi E 3230174 aft 6 REALTOR 3237832 Eve. 3220612, 322)517, 322.7177 _________ ____ - FOR SALE condition, $20 each. 3225197. Priced for quick cash sale Older 2 BR, 1 b, good cond. $21,500. BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED OLD HOME. 3 BR, 2 bath STIMPER AGENCY NOCALIS cabinet, $160. 30 in. twin bed I 34 rollaway, both with In. terspring mattresses. Good 1 acre Enterprise Area $35,900. - Morse sewing machine in 3 drawer 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access. 1750 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary R. Tribbie, Realtor, 303.661-5696 & 830-0026. Eve I wkends 901.73i.19A4 Approx 2 acres. 3 BR, 2 bath overlooking lake. 540,000. I4AL ESTATE ASSOCIATES - 50—MisceUaneous for Sale 20 acres, Lk. Mary, between 3rd I 4th at Van Buren Ave. 2 biks So. of Lk Mary Elementary School. Must Sell! Will divide. Write Bruno BelluccI, 1920 LouIse St., ______________ DIN-i's j_4.t.. __. ,Haroldllali Realty BUY JUNK CARS From $1010 150 Call 322 1671; 322 4460 AKC Dobermans, 6 wks. old. Kastnerbloodllne.Taludocked& dew claw removed. 3236684. _____________________ 5 acres farm land, Geneva area. SiLSIS, $2150 lens, $143 mo. - 43—tots. Acreage - e $62.74) FOR SALE WHAT-Duplex, Older home conversion 1 BR, 1 bath each. WHERE-Good location close to Phiasure to spare In this Plsecrest area horns. 3 BR, 2 S Wm1ny ezlras. $40,000. S. WILL BUY EXISTING 1st I. 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 4-0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. - St. Johns River. $09,000. REALTORS PARK secluded country living, fenced, Includes grove, many shade trees, 1 yr. warranty. $77,300. - - SKYLINE 14w-fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323.5200 VAI FHA Finar"clng for Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322-3181 -- country home on 3+ acres. Refrigoratorl Stove Good area. 3224216 64—Equipment Top Dollar Paid for lunk I used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 - S990 - 47-A—,1gages Bought &SokI 42-4*bile Homes CANAL FRONT lovely 3 BR, 2 b home, sundeck, boat house, Office or workshop in garage shade I fruit trees. Warranty. $59,500. fl-Houses rnhsd 77—Junk Cars RemoVed ________________________ - acres Johnny Walker FILL DIRT& TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-7510 47—Real State Wanted REAL ESTATE LAKE FRONT 3 BR,? bsplit plan, breath taking view, beamed ceIling, eqpt. kit., stone FP, storage everywhere. Privs'e Patios! $72,000. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 121 Consignments Welcome Keiloggs Auction Sales 3237050 REALTORS $301133 or 339.4711 eves. PrIvate Party wants to buy a house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 323 141$ aft 7 p.m. REALTOR. 327749$ MAYFAIR older 3 BR, 1'. b home with many unique features, Ig rms., lovely grounds. 169,950. $26,000 tinturnisisod APPLY IN PERSON TO: SEMINOLE COUNTY '• CITA OFFICE - KULPA REALTY Ill,LR, Fla. Em. dutIes lechuds, but are not limited to, sailing up a "Council 5% Sales Fee. 3224457-aft Hrs. 322.711 1 IXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ServIn as Director of n agency. __________________ ForA 1 BR.Availabie April 1 $129 Mo., lease, $100 deposit clearly. . MPRngrae*0pwo ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD ceramic bath $175. Furnished situations; also to receive Calls and route to the arriate Division within tIll • - VINCINT Beautiful bldg. lot close to golf course, fishing, swimming, w-ail utilities available. Lehigh Acres near Ft. Myers. $5,500. 1 BR-$114. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 323-0470 MarIner's Village. teleOfiones for assistance from the public for response to fire and rescue emergency • KITH 30-Apartments COMPLAINT TAKER Primary duties are operating pre A*TNUEI&BICKWITN,JR, PIED 2 lots w-garage apt. Needs work, ideal for small business. Zoned comm. $20,000. 414 Myrtle Ave. COME. - - llCWIL4Ssthe$ataSrIci,d$ Handyman specials 3 BR, 1 b, Sm. dwn., owner hold. $15,500. Quiet man preferred. 322-2229 STANDARD FOR FAMILY IN. ___ jppSitbyItNk1OIbluM $25,000. The Greenhouse 322-9)41 Eves after 61 weekends INC. CaIIBat 3 BR, 1 b. C-H&A, kit. garage. $31,900. Nice large Bedroom, air cond. TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THESE POSITIONS, APPLI. CANTS MUST BE RESI DENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY AND MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA, WHICH IN. CLUDES: UNEMPLOYED A MINIMUM OF 10 OUT OF THE 12 WEEKS IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO APPLICATION: AND UNEMPLOYED AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION: AND MEET THE LOWER LIVING , - SPARKLING clean? BR, 1 b, FR, well landscaped, bk yd f'nced. 24 HOUR tB 322-9283 29—Roonn WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. _____ - fast!!! Not fancy but a real value. REALTY LOW LOW investment buys you your own busIness. Fully equipt, this DAY CARE CENTER ii ma thriving location & reedy to go. Only $7,000 dwn + $199 mo. to be your own boss. Their loss Is your gain. Call today. HAROLD HALL REALTY Inc. Realtor, MLS 323-3774 UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAIN. ING ACT, THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE - • - CETA __________________ _____ ROIBIE'S t,ued message. -- _____ _____ - If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thisad,andlfweweren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't behere. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.50 320400 anytime for _____ _____ storage rm & work shop, fenced, shaded & landscaped. $21,500. HAL COLBERT,REALTY INC. 24BusInss3portunftjes LET'S BE HONEST - - Modest 2 BR, CB home under $12,000? Yes, It's true If you act AuctionSaturdayslp,m. FORREST GREENE 322.0440 COUNTRY- location yet minutes from shopping. 2 BR, I b, large ic!ion . AFRICAN VIOLETS ZELLWOOD. 5 acres S1o,o. 2524 PARK DR. 322-2110 REALTOR AFTER HOURS .333.9211 62—Lawn-Garden LAKE SYLVAN 100 x 140 57.000 Nunthalty, hc. N _______________ - _____ Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial Phone 372788), Sanford Housewife's Send for 20 ways of making money at home. $3.00 to Jean's Report, P.O. Box 120. Sanford, Fla. 32771. Exp. $4.00 hr. to start if good. Apply Carriage Cleaners 434 Shop Ctr. Hwy. 434, Longwood. - - W. Garnetty.bite $500 monthly stuffing envelopes at home. Send stamped addressed envelope I 2k for details: Contlnental.G, Box 14702, Orlando, Fla. 32507. PRESSER Legal Notice Test Upheld NEEDED IMMEDIATSl.Y. Operators who own theIr own tandem.axle tractors to run the East Coast. Home on weekends, advances on each trip I fast weekly settlements. Call MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS Toll.Frse 1000.435.4572 ask for BOb Bevis. EOE. - New 233 Homs,,4 Oct. inttrest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $35000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322 7787 if you aren't using your pool table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald claslified ad. Call 322 2611. ____ HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 6442518. fl S -- . 43—Lots.Acreage Crystal Lake, Ill. 60O1 For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzlg 323-5324. NIGHT AUDITOR Exp. preferred. Fri..Sat. night. Good starting salary, Company benefits. Apply In person bet. wean lOa.m..5 p.m. Days Inn, _____ Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Medei inc., Realtor 644.3013 Par' time exp. Press Operator for 340 A B Dick. Male or Female. Sanford Printing Inc. 903 W. 3rd St. Sanford. RELIEF ' - VA. F HA-235.Cv. Homes Low Down Payment BARMAID WANTED DAYS I NIGHTS 323-365a. After 1p.m. Full time part time motel maids needed. Experience preferred. Days Inn, Sanford. __________________ 321-0759 41—Houses fishing dock. Canal leads to AVON BUILD YOUR EASTER NEST EGGI Earn extra money for the holidays by Selling Avon. Now's a great time to stlrt. Call 6.443019. - FICTITIOUS NAME Noticeisheflby given that we are engaged in bu$ins at 701 E. Aitamonte Drive, Aitamonte 2638 Sanford Ave. have a minimum of? yrs. exp. in construction OffIce procedure, typing & shorthand required, Must be familiar with personnel records, time sheets, daily lob reports & draw requests. Medical In., paid vacation I holidays provided. If interested in long term employment with one of the Nation's largest builders call Cardinal Industries Inc. 305-321-0151 between I a.m. 15 p.m. wkdays or Send resume to Construction Dept., Box U, Sanford, Fl. 3277 1. Equal Op. portunity Employer. - Legal Notice Reg. Real Estate Broker career minded lndlvidial, Must . Fiorida,Iying$outhandwestofme vs. ffienceEonalineparallelwithmi im. northerly edge of a pond located JOHN F. RIFFENBERY a.ka SiinacfthesaidNw'kadistanceof Richard I. Clarke along the southerly boundary of said JOHN F. R IFEN B ER Y and DE BO. 150' hence S on a line parallel WIth As Personal Representative of Lot 1. RAH K. RIFFENBERY ike DE. theE R.Wllneof Winter Park DrIve me Estate at PERSONS INTERESTED MAY BORAH K. RIFENBERY, his WIfe. 130', Anna F. Clarke APPEAR AND BEHEARDAT THE MU By Owne 3 BR, 7 B C-H8.A, Winter Springs 3230174 aft 6 Manager Trainee Walgreen Drugs of Sanford. Paid vacation, paid holidays, mdii disc, malor medical & retirement plans. 323 9190 for appointment. - — M. Unsworth Realty Mature experienced orderly,I to I shift. Sanford Nursing I Con. valescent Center, 950 Melionviile Ave. Apply in person. .. 41—Houses our lot or yours. FHA.VA , FHA 733 & 245. paid vacation & holidays provided. if interested in long term employment with one of the Nation's largest builders call Cardinal Industries Inc. 305-321. 0220 between 1a.m. 13 p.m. wkdays or send resume to Box U, Sanford, Fl., 37771. Equal Opportunity Employer. ______ __) __ . literacy Wednesday, March 21, 1979-1 1A - ldpg ________________ INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam. fiberglas Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 331-0139 or 904-734-4705 C -, '. - _______________________ rd*ndis. $—M*lceI ___________________________ 1ELDING SERVICE all ty Of welding, your pIae or 3734140. GuItars, Drums, Ian los. Complete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob SaIl's Disc. Center Inc. fl03FrenchAve ,- - • - . .- - - • - - . .4 - C or 13 1.9 993 . ,.. - . . . . - . . - . . - - - I, ;;'' - �12A-Evselng Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, March 21, 179 - I R4 1 11-TA,.0 'oil L 91il 1 -.1 [1[ IN-BRIEF Mom Jailed For Protecting Her Son Is Released LOWELL (UPI) Alma Ryan, a grandmother who could have avoided a three-year prison term for marijuana smuggling if she divulged her son's hl'Ung place, was paroled from Florida Correctional Institution Tuesday. Mrs. Ryan, 59, embraced two of her boys outside the prison gate and headed home less than six months after she was Incarcerated. She was released three weeks before she had spent the required six months In jail because the Florida Parole and Probation Commission did not consider her a risk. - OURSELVES Infighting Delays Lykens Appoi tm en t Sanford Police U. William Lykens' hopes of being hired as Orange City's next police chief have been temporarily bogged clown In a morass of political infighting. At a meeting Tuesday night the city council voted 44 to ignore Mayor Willard Dennis' endorsement of Lykens for the job and instructed the mayor to come back next Monday with a new selection procedure. The council was critical of the mayor's failure to follow the hiring procedure which he had proposed and they had approved, one councilman said. Dennis had recommended Lykens for the post at the March 12 council meeting, but members refused to act on the recommendation because the Item was not on the agenda and Dennis had only interviewed Lykens and not four other applicants In the running. Since that meeting the mayor had interviewed three of the five prime applicants, but the council considered the move after-the-fact as he had said he already made up his mind about Lykens. The Sanford police lieutenant Is on leave of absence without pay while seeking another job "The council was not satisfied with the procedure," said Dennis, "So now I have to start over with day one and go through It all over again." Councilman John B. Crowther voted against the motion requiring Dennis to go through the hiring procedure again. He said the council cannot select another candidate, and could not "trust the mayor to follow a new procedure so we should allow him to make his recommendation and either approve It or reject it." A screening committee appointed by Dennis and the council had narrowed the list of candidates to five and Dennis was supposed to have Interviewed all five, but said he had only talked to Lykens, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. contending Lykens was far more qualified. Cook Of The Week Since he took office in October, Dennis'.term has been marked by firings and resignations including the firing three months ago of former police chief Charles Garland, who has filed a lawsuit challenging his dismissal. At the time of the firing the council voted 3-2 to reinstate Garland, but to override the mayor a 4-1 vote is required. She's A 'Clipper' Who Tries Anything By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent MARINATED gently and put on top of namon, and nutmeg. Add flaked coconut oven at 350 degrees. BEEF ROAST casserole. Bake at 350 degrees chocolate, nuts and raisins. ½ cup snipped maraschino Melt 4 ounces (4 squares) of Place a 4½ to 5 lb. roast in for 30 to 40 minutes. Serves 6 to Combine eggs, pineapple, cherries unsweetened chocolate over hot Dorothy Berg, of Longwood, large plastic bag. 8. ½ cup raisins measured syrup and butter or water and when it Is melted, Combine: is "clipper." She clips recipes PINEAPPLE. ½ cup chopped pecans margarine. Add to flour mix. stir in 1 cup (½ lb.) softened 1 cup sliced onion out of magazines newspapers CHOCOLATE FLECK Combine beaten eggs, oil, and butter, piece by piece ture and mix to moisten all that 1 cup sliced celery and Just about anywhere she CAKE flour. Pour into greased 9" tube milk. In large bowl, sift way it blends in easily. Remove ½ tsp. thyme (leaf) sees one. 1 can (20 Os.) crushed pan, lined on bottom with together flour, sugar, b. from the heat and add 2 cups 1 bay leaf pineapple waxed paper. Bake at so powder, soda, cinnamon and sugar, 3 rather lightly beaten "I try anything! Anytime I 1 clove garlic sliced 2 cups sifted all-purpose Hour degrees for about 1 hour or until salt. Add egg mixture; mix just eggs and 2 tsp. of vanilla. Mix see a recipe I think we'd like, I 1 tsp. salt 1 cup sugar tester comes out clean. Cool until thoroughly combined. Stir well. cut it out and save it. I whole allspice 1½ tsp. baking soda cake In pan for is minutes. in carrot, coconut, cherries, Now stir in 1 to 1¼ cups of generally get around to trying 1 condensed beef broth ½ tsp. salt Remove from pan. raisins, and pecans. Turn into 4 chopped walnuts or pecans, most of them," she said, ad½ ¼ tsp. cinnamon well-greased and floured 16 oz. depending on your preference ThREECBREAD bakin ding, "I really enjoy gPour over meat. Fasten bag ¼ tsp. nutmeg fruit or vegetable cans or into 1 3 beaten eggs (walnuts are more traditional). cookies and securely. Place In a pan and 1 pkg. (4 oz.) sweet cooking ½ cup cooking oil 9x5x3 loaf pan. Bake In 350 Gradually add 1 cup of sifted She and her husband, New York, refrigerate at least 3 hours or chocolate-coarsely chopped ½ cup milk degree oven for 45 to 50 minutes all-purpose flour and mix well. are from Northern overnight. Remove meat from 1 cup chopped nuts 2½ or a bit less for smaller loafs. cups sifted all-purpose Pour the batter Into the where they dill ha ve a home, marinade, saving marinade. ½ cup coarsely chopped flour Remove from pans and cool prepared pan and bake at 350 "We have a huge garden there i cup sugar thoroughly. Wrap and degrees for about 40 to 45 every summer. Especially Brown meat on all sides in 2 raisins tbsp, fat. Bring marinade to 2 eggs slightly beaten I tsp. baking powder refrigerate overnight or until minutes, or a little longer but tomatoes. They grow so well boll and pow over meat. Cover 1-3rd cup butter or 1 tsp. baking soda used. Also freezes very well. don't let the brownies get too there. Just before we left last tightly. Cook in 325 degree oven margarine, melted 1 tsp. ground cinnamon DELICIOUS well done or they won't be yesr,Igaveawayfive bushels until Drain pineapple, reserving % ½ tsp. salt BROWNIES chewy and gooey. Cool in the of green ones," the said. Butter a pan 9" square by 2" pan, on a cake rack, before 2 cups shredded carrot Dorothy cans her own hours, turning often. Strain cup of syrup-set aside. Mix add water to make 2½ flour, sugar, soda, salt, cm1 33/a oz. can (1 1-3rd cups) deep and dust it with flour. Set cutting Into squares. pickles, Jams and Jellies. After Juice ½ cup water and Karl prepares the ground for cups.Combine 1-3rd cup Add to liquid, the garden, she takes over. "I stirring constantly for gravy. gravy. • WY W WUI& UI Ill £ UVC 11)1 Iii ZUCCHINI flowers that I care for also," - Counterfeit Ring Broken MIAMI (UPI) A North Miami patrolman and two other men were arrested late Tuesday night by the Secret Service on counterfeiting charges and agents seized $1.2 million In counterfeit $30 bills. Patrolman Daniel Caruso, 29, Joseph Edward Dino, of OpaI.ocka, and another unidentified man were arrested on a North Miami street corner and booked Into the Dade County Jail. - Lehman: Limit Chiropractors TALLAHASSEE (UPI)- Chiropractors say Rep. David Lehman Is trying to do "a hatchet job" on them. Lehman, a Hollywood physician, has filed legislation that would limit the practice of chiropractors to correction, not treatment, of the spine. It also would prohibit their using the term chiropractor physician. Lehman Insisted In an interview that he Is not against chiropractors as long as they stick to what they are trained to do. He says he occasionally sends patients In pain to a chiropractor for spinal adjustments. But he said a lot of practitioners are what he calls "mixers." They don't want to be chiropractors, he said, 'They want to be doctors." Hospital Pays $250,000 Beta Sigma Chapters Suit Settlement Sought "twt Attorney General TALLAHASSEE (UPI) will try to negotiate a settlement with Juelice Department oftldalstlweatsnlng to sue the Florida Highway Patrol for not hirIng eno4h minorities and women. Ibe Cabinet decided Tuesday to seek a ssttknwnt, but only oftar two of Florida's 14 black troopers went to bat for the agency and its efforts to recruit minorities. - ~NdLmand a Realr . tioher d past pmldrul _MIchigan Real Estate : Otherennors"thd.asea, :Dr. John McEIbbIa and : -ittri,RkieMrI(Ib'. -at k'; nvord frknen Alex Beans MIhIn of Ikrd I..d cliIf.rd McWbbia UI, C M& ruuraI_rmgats ace 1) ARRMAK Ut 9 .IlNSNI ITATI. E t A ( Phi DOG FRANKS _ __ CATSUP J U flU I)*J can take atk'antetiI**, - 'Iafsrmatlon and - LB.2.58 DOWNEY family pak LB. 98 ROUND STEAK USDA SHOULDER BONELESS ROUND ROAST 2.79 USDA CHOICE FULL CUT 1.114.48 CHUCK ROAST ' oz. £.28 USDA CHOICE BLADE CUT SURFINE LIQUID DETERGENT 2201. 49C LB.9 .88 I.B. LB. 99C THIGH OR BREAST LI. 78C CLEANER IT1I7I11 FANTASTIk S LA LI E ST LOU FRESH ICE DO.NUTS CREAM MRS. PAUL'S cur u 14019.69 jns ('h' MIXED IIRDSEYI BABY LIMAS 2/99C . FRYERS )' Consists of3backs, 3 breath, 3ffug,39' VEGETABLES 2/99 HALF GALLON 89C PREMIUM a FISH HICKS 2201. 39c 14 01. 16 01. IIIDSEYF CUT CORN, GREEN PEAS OR " ft C $EALDSWUT GRAPEFRUIT IVORY + BATH SOAP 3 pAst 69C JUICE ,I IS 01. MIXED VIGETAILI POTATOES, GREAT NORTH I BEANS, PINTO BEANS, ILACKIYID PEAS P00K 'N' IEMI - L F01t$1 00 NOW EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR POP SHOPPE UVAGE8 IN THE SANFORD AREA! FOOD IA RNS, INC. PARKAVLAT*h$T. AT . SANFORD AVE. kk aft LITE N LIVELY $01. flavors 3/$1*00 BLUE HERON GRAIN toI1 RED FIRM TOMATOES 3 99c 39C LETTUCE S LYKES BUDGET + SLICED BACON SAVE CRISP CARROTS 2 S 73C . LARQ5 HEAD o.29C $1.22 AOc GREEN CABBAGE 44h ST. 49 QUART YOGURT auorIs *0584, + USDA CHOICE PREMIUM FRYER let r 2.99 T-BONE STEAK GROUND CHUCK LB1 .48 HERITAGE 1401. TOMATOES I•1l•. 8 FAMILY PACK tiiy day. (v4 $i 211 3.5 LB. PACKAGE USDA CHOICE USDA PRIME ir how,Cse Age . 594 LB,2.1 SAUSAGE p ligugunent and wed g forms are yI*btq the Herold offices to an noance thus evs. The forms may be ac by prOfN&(V'il and white Mock jiugrephevapictesili .dseiredwithheu àceaent. W.ddl.g $idpIetaceambs Ittid within 1w, weft of the w.ddI'ug. The Herald QURSELVES editor for BEEF S LOS. OR MORE LB.1.19 CUBED STEAK IiU*wtaat'.any way3uuwanllö. et all this kw RnIn'rat TheI?oppe we wUbythe case. LB. OLD SMITHFIELD PURE PORK IjIM. bi'i. ""i 1401. - .. £.lt....,6.a 29C LEGS iiu I1kI.s 49C USDA OR. "A" SPARE RIBS A LAMB tILU, .1 i.ise ni IklkH*i I4'4kjlw' %41ft .bmksIIlIjlij%M,,I Getting Married*? * I.B. GROUND USDA CHOICE MA41. - TURKEY NECKS SIRLOIN STEAK Stop ++ + USDA OR. A 3.5 I.B. PACK MEATY PORK HERITAGE 4901. Giant i DETERGENT • USDA CHOICE "BUTONE CASE, GETA SECOND CASE FREE" Her subject was reps and ers on Mrs. Smith gave how to avoid vrmseabWty. A -lively discussion followed. Later refreshments were mv to Charlotte Blades, Kathy Bukur, Marty Coigrove, Catherine Jones, Cathy McNabb and her mother, Deborah Partlow, Virginia Powell end Deans Thomason. PUNCH LAUNDRY 100 PCT. PURE '-'fl PORK CMOPS TURKEY WINGS L 6 .99 4 PORK CHOPS LB COMBINATION SLICED GWALTNEY GREAT R18 CENTER CUT ti68 38 PORK LOIN r Awarenus Is the watchword for women advised Betty. Smith of the Sbic1. County Sheriff's Department, who spoke to mer'b,rs of Zeta XI Qiepter Beta Sign". Flit at a meetb bold th the home of Dot Hu"? FLORIOA' BEEF LIVER $i S LB. 3-4 LB. AVG. FIRST CUT LOIN 99C THIS OFFIR GOOD WID. MAR. 21 THRU TillS.. MAR. 27 Zeta Xi No's Your Ii I 1 HALF OR WHOLE + - = WED., MARCH 21 THROUGH TUES. MAR. 27 LB. _LQcI The Riverview Avenue home ceremony was held for Katie and Mary Jo Butof President Lois Smith was the fington. The two new members setting for the March 18th were presented with their meeting oftheGamm. Ritual of Jewel pins and a Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. yellow rose. Social Chairman Marcy GanUI. Lambda Is sponsoring O'Brien announ ced that a rush a garage sale Saturday, March party for pledges Darcy Bono, at the corner of Country Debbie Brooks and Winds 24, he Club Road and 2kh SUvet. Broneon will be held at t Proceeds from the sale will be camp of Chris and Donna used to omit members to the FT$fllL Steik will be served to ifld t'fl(I Sorortty'sdate convention to be -1 18, 19, and 10 in Following a St. Patrick's Day theme, the Ritual of Jewels MIAMI (UP!) Educator Carrie Meek easily defeated Hialeah realtor Jo Arma DeLoach in Tuesday's Democratic primary runoff and will two Republican Roberto Case net week for the right to succeed We Rep. Gwen (lsrry. The special election to fill Mrs. (berry's seat will be held next Tuesday. Mrs. (berry died Feb. 5 in a Tallahassee automobile accident. of laafft Ceplicti , A( Gamma Lambda Special Election Race Set clUfordW. McIbbin Sr., 91, .d Mes'ch 19 In Birmingham AL tol1ow a k mess. $ fh of clifford Nekibbin Jr. of Sanford, he was a frequent winter visitor to Plorida. Born In Lansing, he received his 85 and MWs degree in Ferry :hm the Michigan Agricekaril of wWMk& formw :èlumnl secretary. H. was PRICES GOOD PORK ROAST JA(SONV1Ll(UP1)- tIurorsfor'aped1idan and a doctors' group that operated the emergency room at Memorial Hospital agreed Tuesday to pay 1250,000 In an od.c(.cowt settlement to the parents of a boy whose spinal mthIUs was wrongly diagnosed as an upper respiratory Infection. The boy, Gordon I. Holmes Jr., now 8, is severely retarded and unable to function due to brain damage caused by the meningitis. WtIRBINSL , CASSEROLE she said. 4 med. zucchini sliced ½" Dorothy's cooking ability Is thick well known among Longwood % cup shredded carrots Toisid club members, Where ½ cup chopped onion she is secretaryreuurer, and 6 tbsp. butter or margalne also the Sanford Shuffleboard 2¼ cups Brownberry Oven's Club. However, she doesn'tCheddar Cheese Croutons + strictly follow a recipe to the I can condensed chicken soup letter, saying, "I like to add ½ cup sour cream some other things to suit our Cook succhini in a little own taste. Gives things an boiling salted water until Individuality." almost tender, drain. In a While Karl doesn't help with saucepan, cook carrot and the cooking, he quickly ad. onion in 4 tblsp. of butter or mitted, "I like to eat!" Dorothy margarine until tender. sews and makes some of her Remove from heat; stir in 1½ own clothes. She also has some cups of croutons, the soup and beautiful afghan' and pillows sour cream. Gently, stir In she has crocheted. She Is a zucchini. Turn into 1½ quart member of the Ladles' casserole. Melt remaining 2 Organliatlon of Presbyterian tbsp, of butter or margarine Women In her native New York. and add rest of croutons. Toss - Chicago, 111.-An offer of special Interest to those who hear but do not understand words has been announced by Behone. A non-operating model of the smallest Bcltonc aid of its kind will be given to anyone requesting it. Send for this model, put it on and wear it in the privacy of your own home. While many people with a hearing loss will not receive any significant benefit from any hearing aid, this model will show you how tiny hearing help can be. It Is not a real hearing aid, and It's yours to keep. The actual aid weighs less than a third of an ounce, and it's all at ear level, in one unit. We suggest you write for your model now. Again we repeat, there Is no cost, ani certainly no obligation Thousands have already beci mailed, so writ, today to Dept. 911$, Dillon. Eke ironics Corp., 4201 W. Vie torle, Chicago, ilfinoit 60646. Photo by Flda (Herald Dorothy Berg serves her delicious cake - - MIAMI (UP!) A Miami youth pleaded guilty to firstdegree murder Tuesday in the robbery slaying of a 77yearoldtothd from Philadelphia who Mopped his rented car to ask directions to Miami International Airport. Gary Bernard Reid, 17, was sentenced to life Imprisonment. The sentence requires that he spend at least 25 years is prison before becoming eligible for parole. Reid admitted the fatal shooting Feb 4 of Edward Senet when the latter attempted to drive away Instead of yielding to Reid's demand to "give me all your money." DEATH I - Youth Gets Life Sentence * AREA Wednesday, March 21,1979-1 B LI. GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 5 LOS. 1 19C .00 mIt 2 wIth coupon & $li order excluding cigarettes. Exp. 3-27.79 �211-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 21, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Women Of The Valley Knew What They Were Doing The women of theValley Guild in Salinas, Calif., knew *hat they were ckilng When they opened a luncheon restaurant beck In 1914. The roup was founded in 1771 by eight civic-minded women with a common interest in gourmet -'cooking. They also shared a concern about the decay of the boyhood home of writer John Steinbeck. So they put their heads -together and raised $80,000 'in a fund drive to restore and preserve a valley landmark, Now the Steinbeck House - 'includes a luncheon-only ...restaurant with food prepared by volunteer members with a :professional manager. The profits go to charities and upkeep of the house. The inviting menus highlight fresh produce Iceberg lettuce, carrots, broccoli, celery, asparagus, and tomatoes , -frotn"thesalad bowl of the world" plus fresh seafood from nearby Monterey. A visit to Steinbeck Rouse is worth a detour by vacationers who savor home cooking after a spate of fast food. But call ahead for reservations, Those intrigued by Victorlana also will get their fill viewing the classic two-dory home built In 1897. If you listen closely, you may even hear the ghost of John Steinbeck roller skating in the attic as the author did as a boy. The Guild recently sponsored a luncheon to salute a John Stenbeck commemorative stamp. The meal began with Cream of Lettuce Soup and closed with Mocha Nut Torte. If you can't make it to Salinas, you can enjoy these dishes at home. ½ tsp. salt ½ tsp. pepper Shred enough lettuce to make 2 cups. (Refrigerate remalneder for later use.) Add cut lettuce to hot soup. Heat 1 minute, then serve immediately. Top each serving with grated nutmeg or chopped parsley. Makes 5 servings. If made ahead, add cream and lettuce just before serving. Lettuce must retain fresh, crisp flavor, so do not cook. just heat. MOCHA NUT TORTE 6 eggs 1 cup sugar 1 cup finely ground walnuts ½ cup fine dry breadcrumbs 2 beef bouillon Cubes 2 cups boiling water 2 cups hall-and-ball ½ tsp. Savita or Bovril Nutmeg or chopped parsley Core, rinse thoroughly drain lettuce. Refrigerate in plastic bag or crisper, Heat butter in a 2,quart . Saute saucepan. Add until soft. Stir in flour, salt and pepper. Blend until bubbling. Dissolve beef bouillon cubes in boiling water and gradually add to the onion mixture. Add half-and-half and Savita. Reheat slowly to just below boiling. Mocha Topping Line 2 9-inch pans with wax paper on bottoms only. Do not grease. Separate eggs. Beat egg yolks. Slowly add % cup sugar and beat until thick and pale. Beat egg whites until foamy. Add ¼ cup sugar and beat to soft peaks. Mix walnuts and bread crumbs together. Fold egg whites into yolks alternately with nut mixture. Spoon into prepared pans. Bake 30 minutes at 350 degrees until alight Imprint remains when touched. Cool In pans for 10 minutes. Invert onto rack, loosen and peel off paper. -Ira -V, If special company is expected treat them to Alaska Snow Crab Claws t Fill and frost with Mocha Topping when cool. Makes 8 servings. Mocha Topping Make Mocha Topping first; let cool while making cake. Ina saucepan, mix ½ cup sugar and 2 tablespoons cornstarch. Gradually stir In 1 cup strong, cold coffee and 1 ouñi'h'colate chips. Cook stirring constantly until mixture thickens and boils. Boll 1 minute. Blend in 1 tablespoon butter and 2 teaspoons vanilla. Cool thoroughly. Fold in 1 cup whipping cream, whipped. Frost torte. In Citrus Ice Bow) and Buffet Salmon Supreme. The tasty eye-appealing combination is sure to I .., _____ ..k ''ic" 'rn _____ __ ___ Cream Of Lettuce Soup Stars At Steinbeck House '' --•'-• -. - - 4...• Wine Spring and all of Its delicious variety has arrived at Publix. Mix and match your favorite spring-time foods for meal Ideas as fresh as the season. 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In large saucepan, $ & u t e mushrooms until just tender in 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, remove. In remaining 2 tablespoons butter saute green onions and garlic. Blend In flour. Gradually stir chicken troth, half & half, reserved salmon liquid, salt and pepper. Cook over medium heat, stirring until thickened. Add cooked spaghetti, Parmesan cheese, lemon peel and juice; heat. Gently stir In mushrooms, broccoli and salmon; heat. Arrange on serving platter. Garnish with lemon cartwheel slices and parsley. Serve with additional Parmesan cheese, if desired. Makes 6 servings. ALASKA SNOW CRAB CLAWS IN CITRUS ICE BOWL 2 packages (12 ounces each) frozen Alaska Snow crab claws Citrus Ice Bowl Fresh lemon wedges Lemony Horseradish Dip and-or Zesty Seafood Dip Thaw crab claws. Place Citrus Ice Bowl on chilled serving dish with sloping sides to catch water as bowl melts. Arrange crab claws in Citrus Ice Bowl. Serve with fresh lemon wedges. Lemony norseradish Dip and-or Zesty Seafood Dip. CITRUS ICE BOWL Ice cubes California-Arizona citrus Green leaves (mint, celery, et c.) To Assemble: 1. Line bottom of 3-quart metal bowl with Ice cu bes. Place 1½ qua rt metal bowl in center. 2. Fill space between bowLs 1-3rd of the way up With ic€'ies. 3. Weight down small bowl. 4. Pour 1 cup cold water over ice cubes. Freeze until firm. 5. Arrange citrus slices against outer bowl, holding in place with additional ice cubes. Keep citrus slices below run of outer bowl Add green leaves among citrus slices. 6. Add water to fill 1-3rd full; freeze until firm. Repeat twice. (Fill water onl y to within 's-inch of rim of larger bowl to allow for expansion during freezing.) Freeze. To remove ring from metal bowls: 1. Remove weights from small bowl; f ill with warm water. Small bowl will lift out in about 1 minute. 2. Place larger bowl in warm water; remove trus Ice Bowl in about 1 minute. 3. Return to freezer until ready to use. LEMONY HORSERADISH DIP 1 cup dairy sour cream Grated peel and juice of ½ fresh lemon 1 tablespoon prepared horseradish 1 tablespoon chopped green onion ½ teaspoon salt Combine all ingredients, blending until smooth, Chill. Garnish with ad. ditional chopped green onion, If desired, Makes about 1 cup. ZESTY SEAFOOD DIP ½ cup chili cause ½ cup ketchup ¼ cup dairy sow cream or mayonnaise Grated peel and juice of ½ fresh lemon Combine all ingredients, blending until smooth. Makes about 14 cups. Tempters For Two... l,[ ____ IJI]4WGreen Sfamps Fold.tock Top, Glad Fruit Cocktail ............. can 99c Ore-ida - 20-o'- 79c Crispers...... Ikdsly. Japanese, Chinese Or Cantonese 69' Stir-Fry Vegetables ..... Van D.Komp 12..,. Fish Fillets.................. .. pi,. $lneten Stokely Peaches...... slog Ii Viasic kosher Breakfast Club 59c Corn Oil Margarine..... Imperial /vargarine................... 69, Serve On Fresh Strawberries, Kraft's Dessert Whipped Topping....,,.. 79, Philadelphia Brand Half Cream Cheese ............ 108. Ostt 99' COLORPRINT VlasicSlk.d kosher Dill Pickles .............,..,.. 99c Kraft's Chunk Style Cheese, Sharp Cheddar Or New York Sharp Cheddar . .......... '.t' Kraft's Golden Image Imitation 'V Individually-Wrapped Cheese Food ' . 'V Sliced American.......... phs '' 1' Wisconsin Cheese Bar Shredded Cheese, J•.• • Mozzarella Or Cheddar Cheese ........ ' Slog Wisconsin Cheese Bar Individually. Wrapped Processed Cheese Feed Sliced American,......,. " 119 Wisconsin Cheese B.i Sliced Natural nudekom yov Swiss Cheese .............. Wisconsin Chess. lor Mild Cheddar, naØives. Now Medium Cheddar, Muzareli. Or Ceihy 0 15c each, ' • reic. Half moon Longhorn.... h24*S139 1601. bottles ______ SANFORD PLAZA, tat 3duys .Ai.iNssevdlih (Ends Sat., March 24. 17) wad. 0t gooa only wtiiie $UPf4S kid 179 Pepsi PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD pleasure Week 8 M.22.24// l2oz. cans $ Mm. Do w, Teem, Diet Pepsi, or . STAINLESS STEEL CUTLERY Ar Now Featuring: / - Its, ____ • PUBUX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD VrI 7,1979. Pubhxbrings you gourm ufleryat __________________ S5 Or More F icluding All Tobacco Itemsi S.L.E. 49* minutes. To serve, place 2 dtimpthlgs .>' Designer, White & Decorated Or Assorted, Bounty 6 3 3 ,,.J [.11 __ .....,.............. cons I: M axw ll ton (Serve With Honey) no \ ALL GRINDS ......... x FROS Folger's Chicken Fricassee and Potato Dumplings mI s e Chunk Light Tuna... ':59 Excellent Baked or Fried U.S. #1 French's Size "A" Idaho Potatoes... 10 , '1k' For Snacks and Salads Washington Extra Fancy Golden Delicious Apples............. ..........3 bt. 79' Sweet Juicy U.S. Ui Florida White or Pink Seedless Grapefruit ............... S , 79' U.S. #1 Tasty Florida Juicy Oranges ........ S , 99 Serve With Hollandais. Sauce, Tender Fresh Broccoli ............ i 69' Serve With Hollandaise Sauce-Fresh Tender Asparagus..................1110.' 99 Perfect for Salads, Crisp Fresh Cucumbers.....6 1. '1 For Salads or Stuffing Fresh Green Bell Poppers .............. 1. '1 Add Variety to Your Tossed Salad with Crisp Florida Indive or Escarole ... p1bw 39' For Sandwiches or Salad Florida Tender Boston Lettuce .......... ,' 49' Bake or Fry Flavorful Fresh Eggplant ......... 1. 4 U.S. #1 Yellow Cooking Onions ..... , 49' For Pies or Tarts Use Continental Brand Strawberry GlUe.... ' 59' "For Your Spring Planting" Beautiful Petted .. h Juniper .................. to $249 - 1J( Great For Tuna Casserole Bumble Bee THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, MARCH 22 THRU WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28,1979... CLOSED SUNDAY... ___ onions 2 medium cloves garlic, minced in PILLSBURY ii! ________ ______________ 5.1b bag Hi.0 Drinks I!ilOL fl fg, IlflJi( __________________ I I ( .. 0 colorful claws, succulent Alaska Snow crab is available in clusters as canned salmon and fresh well as both frozen and lemon, canned crab meat. Lemons add th eir citrus Readi ly available year tang to Buffet Salmon round, lemons will cornSupreme, where ready-toplement any seafood. Use use canned sa lmon joins t he peel and all in zesty mushrooms, Parmesan sauces and for garnishing. cheese and colorful Counting calories? A fresh ..w'm Ilr li ._f' delectable lemon wedge (1'6th lemern''spaghet ti dish. The cousquetth(lmWer fish adds venlence of canned salmon only about 3 calories. makes it a year BUFFET SALMON favorite for all types of SUPREME menus from casual to 1 can (15½ ounces) company best. salmon or no. 2 cans (744 For an Impressive ap-ounces each) salmon petizer, Snow crab claws ½ pound fresh are served in a handsome mushrooms, sliced Citrus Ice Bowl ac4 tablespoons butter or companied with a choice of margarine, divided dips. Aside from the 12 cup chopped green - -_ Coming.. Welcome guestts with the sea and sun-drenched flavors of Alaska Snow crab, ____ ,.' __• I 1 head Iceberg lettuce 2tbsp.butter 1 small onion, chopped (½ cup) 2 tbsp. flour •' Company's win plaudits from guests. or , Eh #e so@ fitsL sIt.. • k ',, CREAMY LETTUCE SOUP For Compliments Fishing Steinbeck House Visit Worth A Detour Wednesday, March 21,1979-36 Foil 25.ft. rel ', $ Two Is all that's needed for excellent conversation, or to enjoy excellent dining. With the Increased number of smaller families, meals are often Intimate affairs with the emphasis on quality rather than quantity. Two popular and nutriclous seafoods, North Pacific halibut and Pacific canned salmon are easily purchased In small quantities for the two member household. However t hey're prepared, remember that a squeeze of fresh lemon will enhance their subtle flavor. Halibut Marengo features snow White halibut steaks baked with a colorful medley of chopped fresh vegetables. Fresh and juice. Combine vegeta bles and seasonings; spoon over halibut. Drizzle with olive oil. Cover and bake at 0 degrees F. to 30 minutes, until fish flakes easily with fork. Garnish with lemon cartwheel twists. Makes 2 servings. SALAD BALLS WITH LEMON MUSTARD SAUCE 1 can (7-% ounces) salmon J uice of ½ fresh lemon ½ cup crushed cracker crumbs 2 tablespoons chopped green onions 1 egg, slightly beaten ¼ teaspoon pepper 3 tablespoons salad oil Cooked Large shell macaroni Lemon Mustard Sa uce Lemon wedges and parsley lemon juice and grated for garnish lemon peel point out the Drain and flake salmon delicate flavor of the fish, reserving liquid for sauce. Prepared lovingly with Combine salmon, lemon lemon, savory Salmon juice, cracker crumbs, Balls topped with a creamy green onions, egg and Lemon Mustard Sauce are pepper. iapefirmlyintos served over shell bells. In skillet, brown macaroni. Waste- treesalmon balls well In oil. salmon is delicious Serve over cooked shell hust as from t1 __ i è.. - It--comae ------•---,u.i.•s wit LUpiVU Will can or combined with other Lemon Mustard Sauce. foods In a variety of salads, Garnish with lemon entrees or appetizers. It's wedges and parsley. Makes low In calories and rich In 2 servIngs. protein-so let yourself be LEMON MUSTARD tempted! SAUCE HALIBUT MARENGO Water 2 North Pacific halibut 1 tablespoon butter or steaks (% to 1 pound) margarine Grated peel and juice of 1 tablespoon flour _______ ½fresh lemon ¼teaspoonsalt 1 medium toniato, ____ diced Generous dash pepper 44 ¼ cup chopped green cup mayonnaise pepper Grated peel of ½ fresh 2 tablespoons finely lemon chopped onion 44 teaspoon prepared 1 tablespoon chopped rnintard parsley Add water to reserve 1 clove garlic, minced salmonliquid to equal 44., ¼ teaspoon oregano cup. In eziall saucepan, leaves, crushed melt butter or margarine; ¼ teaspoon salt stir In flour, salt and 44 teaspoon pepper pepper. Gr adually blend irs 1 Cook aitibeel twists but, stirring until Place halibut steaks in thickened. Remove from WW shej3o baking dish had; blend In mayonnaise, or oven.preef skillet, lemon peel sad mustard. Sprinkle with lemon peel Makes about 1 cup. ____ �Heald, Sanford, Fl. W.dnnday, March 21 979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. n U ILIIUN E Ii! Pñde. IIII4M 0-4 'OTATO LETTUCE SAVE 0 1211* FCT 'OMATOI ¼'NL I I e TOMATOS"11w JUICE 59 V BUNCH COCA COLA., SPRITE TAB or WBUNNS, GRAPE SODA N.R. BTLS.99 9C 2UTER KING ASS"Te SNACK CAKES 5/1 PANTRY PRIDE • PULLMAN or MILK I WATER HOSE 9 ____ 46oz CANS A N W:A a 9 STOKELY UI ON FRENCH GREEN BEANS 1/2 GOLDEN GRAIN MACARONI I & CHEDDAR I voskloi 16oz CAN 3/9 SAVE 17 .. 7.25oz 4 i$1 P1(0. I U SAVE 32 list EVEN Q Spiced Layer Cake list tIM Olympia Meal Bread PT1? MIII PACI* Dessert Cups P11? MIII list Mini Loaf Bread PT1v MIII 9191 lisa PullAPart Bread unwww Lucky Leaf Apple Sauce imt TN PMITEV MI flsa C* Hot Cocoa Mix 690 490 69d ;p) • :. * SAVE 470 24z LQAF -- .i LB $119 PKG. SAVE 30 A LB UVIWZLILIN Kraft Velveeta Cheese SAVE list Pill KU isCIY INW*ST ND Sizzle Strips SAVE TN list PItS. NUT OR REEF Oscar Mayer Skinless Franks SAVE lit list Pill MATtE RIVER Breakfast Sausage Roll SAVE 32c z CUP Los Cal Swiss Style Yogurt IIstLSP LITERS N 3isL.N LITERS Oblong Container ffi.N 1110 Round Container Oblong Container IISLISUTERS Round Container KsIIlli 11151 sa 12w/liE LITER Flat Container . S SIGNAL ALKA MOUTH. SELTZER IL WASH 36 COUNT 419 $119 SPRAY DISINFECTANT ISoz CAN SAVE 42C $169 490 4/$1 $100 $100 $200 2W $200 PACKER LABEL ORANGE JUICE Boz CAN FROZEN _ BLUE CHAPEL LIIIThAUMILCH •1• 3/i 23oz BTL FARM FARE 690 ANPORD.ZAYNI PLAZA $IWAY 1742$ AIRPORT BLVD. 1: 3 C IN S 2402 STL $ OUR REGULAR PRICE OF PHOTO FINISHING, 12 or 20 EXPOSURES, SIZE 110,126 OR 135 COLOR PRINT FILM. THIS OFFER GOOD MARCH 22 THRU MARCH 21, 1971. (PsyiP;l4 ' ' U I SKILLET BRAND SLICED BREAKFAST CHEF SIZEC BULK 8LB SACRAMENTO GREEN CCOLI 1 LB PKG 494 WHITE POTATOES BULK 13LS C' SAVE 200 YOUR $199 CHOICE! SAVE 30 PARKAY MARGARINERS QUARTERS U. S. NO. I YELLOW t ONION 100 ,I1 DFC KRAFT STUFFED CLAMS OR 24oz PKG. SHRIMP ROLLS ALL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WED., MARCH 21, THRU TUES. MARCH 27, 1979. QUANTITy RIGHTS RESERVE I LENTEN SPECIAL! MAT LAWS 30oz FAMILY PACK 6P%LA%M $159 LB 20 P1(0. I or 78 SAVE 41sAILB LB PANTRY PRIDE SUCED COOKED SALAMIOftCED LUNCHEON MEAT or SLICED BOLOGNA GREEN CUKES' $ U.&DA FROZEN QUICK 1610 LB SAVE 10 A LB ' 4 $100 FRESH U SAVE 100 390 Western Eating Pears StUSA WI 1 LL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WED., MARCH 21, THRU TUES. MARCH 27, 1979. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. COR ' 5 TO 7 LOS AVG, 99LB YELLOW LillEARS P1Y$*VE 1W GRAPES ROAST ' 16m Red Delicious Apples SEEDLESS FRESH FLORIDA FRESH Del Monte Hawaiian Pineapples $1 , '.- HENS $119 FRESH frog) 1111a PKG. I (*01 111 FKSN SAVE 7W Sweet Potatoes EACH49C S CHUCK POT,,., BAKING Sno•White Mushroom 2/89 SAVE 100 BONELESS BEEF 1L1N2SAYt* SAVE 40.HEAD FRESH J'1I1I 'Pilde. U.S.D.A. GRADE A LARGE I! SAVE 11C Y A MMA PICK YOUR OWN PRODUCE! Florida White Grapefruit BPI -CEBERG % -&J In $11 COLE SLAW or SALAD I'll R p FRESH CRISP CALIFORNIA Wednesday, March 21, 1979—SB PASSOVER FOODS IN THE FINEST TRADITION AVAU.ASLI IN MOST $TONI$ TRA Z RS FRENCH FRIES -- FROZEN - CARLO ROSSI BURGUNDY, VIN ROSE OR CHABLIS WINE SAVE 60 a I tw I •uuI CRV R, I I 01 400Z BOX fvp fig WITH THIS COUPON. 0000THNtJ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2$. 197$ . 0 I $194 PALMOLIVE DIODORANT SOAP Soz •- U * -. : .••*•* % '_-.r-.........•1 ,- •* - GENERAL. i GENERAL . MILLS MILLS , WHEATIIS BUCWHIATS ' CEREAL': CEREAL: 180Z PACKAGE 15OZ PA I oz IRISH -SPRING lIQUID DITIRSINT •. tu 1 QUART I £3 * 9 l2oz CAN I TEA RAGS $129 $ 19 COLD POWER DYNAMO LAUNDRY DITIUSINT LAUNDRY DITIRSINT 1 oz.•J7 BUDWIISIP BEER $ 6 PACK 179 PANTRY a ** N.R. $ BTLS. SAVE 20 SAV5979 LITER BTL AJAX CLEANER I I I I DUNKFS GERMAN STYLE, BEER 6 PAK 12oz . ' M.JM. II M.J.N. U WOUPON. U I WITNTNI$COU,OII U 0000 "Ou ' I MARCH 21. $971. .1 1. i �-,-.-..- GO-Evening Horald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE w! lT REAwI LATE! I WONDER l I C* SNEAK UPSTAIRS Wednesday, March 21. 17 P HONEST, ACROSS 48 MOwEy.0 ' 1 Cos 7 BLONVIE? I Disorderly _ D_ U11 L____ 49 Big lizard 51 Grammar term philosopher 53 Ripe 11 King of fairies 54 Induces 12 Western rope 55 Valuable 14 Organ of 56 Feel reçret speech 15 Mystery DOWN 16 Poverty.war . agency I In all in 17 California city 19 Storage 2 Concert German - building instrument 20 Sideways 22 Burmese 3 Relative of 25Sigriofthe zodiac WHAT A LIFE THIS _____ UP AT FOUR EVERY MORNING ...COOKING IS! TRYING PLEASE 200 6apIEgswi,o PONT KNOW THE DIFFERENCE ________ _______ ALL PAY OF COQ (T4 W4A7 SAVES ME - - -, - FOOD AND ___ :.' B CINI $ I o EGA 0 I - so C 40 Large sea duck bureau (abbr.) 47 Smelting chamber 30.w .... -, 18 Light. 48 Top-notch Repzse horse er 50 Negative 34 Teeter-tott 20 Sloped 39 Australian ani. conjunction 21 Ducklike bird mal 52 Upper surf ace 22 Associates 1 2 3 4 — — - - 5 6 - . — - - - - 12 2l ____ — - THE BORN LOSER —— —— AM ROSRS 22 QUITS An MIN05M. ME ___ — 18 17 by Art Sansom 29 CIPP%T 23 — - — 13 15 1 - 20 30 - ——— —— 26 27 28 25 31 - - tO - 21 24 32 - - - d 3 36 —— 1 1 _____________________ 37 38 42 43 44 45 — HE SAYS THAT THE CITY BUT THEY REACHED HE ViCR1( FOR WENT SANK- AGREEMENT WITH THE RUPT AND CCULDT MFET EMPLO'ES.JihJANTS Th PAYROLL..TO KNOW, t KNOW •}4O WANTS TO A STREETLIGHTS AND A 50 ___ 51 — (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ... 52 ____ ____ 56 — ASSN . MI5D T . • .• - ___ PLdIILA'!1! J by Al Varmeer ONLY QJE i1O51 CAN LEAP. iCUKV' It P vQi LEARN 10 O THAT) NORTH 3-21 •J V AQJ$743? In your own back yard. GAr TEuPoLIN) I] ______ _____ 1 BUGS BUNNY AL bnbolmam"k g,pjppy It" Ann QUITE OUR 019T All WA c- S5L.L.RIS,' 7Iv/ q 8' Pass 6 NT could no longer take his It ..'YA LOSI 0M1' i _ / FRANK AND ERNEST . by Sib Thaves TPSYCFIIATRIC CLINIC raii _ ii Fo% MORNING 3:30 atlsmpts to expose a massive counedeng (2) - stories, Dick Meiner's column, Go Guide, crossword FASTBRFAK WORLD (3)0 OtJCING LIGHT VIIltIULJ1II 1GEIOSPTAL STUDIO an foreman to the Barklsy ronc was am the cairnmend. 3:30 ___ LE .M.A'$,H(P COMPANY 13:37 •MANMXjossuspectsthat ' Peggs boyfriend was involved (3) IMSNCY ONE (WON, kiahiugenarcotics theft. I0IffiE ' 13:40 THE III KOIM •HOGAWS HEROES trouble with a SIVERLY HILLIILUI$ "to ww #0 P"rAsi judge hit'ywigtofkidthsmurder. arol$Iocalhoodlu.n ____ _ ____ ___ __ •4.. I?flS. 322I?IS the J ----- _____________ HI ______ :25 - •FL011DAInbrinf RIDERS __________________________ _____________ NATION 4. "I • WORLD jiigf ____ ____ r 4' 0" '4... a ',. __ ____ ; I; . I. • -, •:. _ .-_- an two former alcohoics. iq-. JOIN THE THOUSANDS OF EVENING HERALD READERS SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY AND START ENJOYING,,. 4 a THE PSYCHIC iii...iJJ]JJi ______________ _L ___ every Friday. — - ME (3)UTOMORnOW Guests: . Jo Punch, heed of an • :... e Is __ NAVE TO LST ThiMThIpiKTpiy' 'I a 0 73e JENNIFER O'NEILL _____ ____ . I I (4) 110 VALLEY ,The Guilt Of Mitt Banta M" Keathc1asthat ram J WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 ___________________________ Evening by .tanLes and John Romita 19"___ e o in _____________ _____ W eight? -4' ___ SPIDER-MAN _____ Of Exclusively ___ / Criticism About _________________ __________ MINT OF LNIAP4 TTIRY JUST AUIVIP PROM JMN:HAu. PUT IT IN )1 41011*ooM? CALENDAR entertainment guide ____ Pass COMO ON IN AN' that declarer had all the remaining high cards except'the heart king. He realized he had one chance, which,' waatoplaydeclarerforthe hand he has In the diagram. If declarer was void in hearts, the singleton queen' of diamonds In dummy' would cause him serious transportation problems between the two hands.. Accordingly. East allowed. the Jack of spades to win. Declarer returned to his hand l0ofclubsand, played the king of spades, which East now won with the ace. East then made the VIRGO ____ ___ (Aug 324.pl 32) ____ ilt'pudllgysesyoqwilIbs Thstho'iddbsedrenolyactive .• Q #Q97 bunwind - the tw day with many to ad unand _____ of spsit nocy to fulfill WEST sr pi tw. • 9653 lus BS • A 72 to (e eldian: du&t 'K 96 . io Tdu lbs favors 01 those who LRA (Sept. 2). ) • ssi • J 10972 hs you. Avoid taking things too •164 • j 32 A1 _____ (Marth 21-AprIl 10) seriously or too personally soum You'll respond quickly to today Mab*aln a U and • IC Q 1054 un.ctod bandits that fall easy post Yo. A K-.' 63 late year lap totsy. It would be discover everything's going ____ __ ____ A K 105 to Sh the t5 with 7O Y. te who are watching. Get- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nor. 32) Vulnerable: North-South t aixg with other si501 Is You would be ____ Dealer: South wwwh __ in your new. AMro-Grapb iato yosniil today because 01 caused declarer insur. 2• tatter. aet YOM by nafrig Pass 3' p 3 NT mountable problems. He $1 something someone said. ___ for each to AMreGr* P.O. Forgot ft. jcy the fl of tb.. tricks. I ci * Rao Qty Station, tivlt$. won club Ij If N.Y. 11111119. Be nn to dummy &W cashed his ace Opening lead: 44 MM d6n. of hearts, he wouild have to TAURUS (April IS-May IS) bitter pet to week if you overtake dummy's queen of EvIs thsui year bead Is to be with doss, Mild diamonds with the king In _____________ order to return to his hand to wSIagtoWgh$eWtoday,yo p'ene A,oldlargeauwdsor - cash his spade and club "4 be a little ''y.Stick gatbuttp today. 17 Oswald JaCoby winners. He would then Ice, tome"oee..ilte. Avoid - at CAflICOW4 (Dec. SWan. and Sestag a diamond trick at the finish. if Psadhis 1$) There Is much more U declarer won the dub In' ,U ___ in his hand, he could take all n n. u, Des't be tuna tato fulewW If pea year *Itudes and coidtraUon ___ __ should be ii- the blackeult tricks, but he _tatOdi7• 7ber e.J_ 5 thermaklngthecontracto, would have to lead a low. of ___ diamond to dummy's queen . -s sunrul bi.i"ol . pi. de1eg ft. OIJt4 t. K., to at IM to take the ace of hearts. In than Uds CM he Could not return win. tboy are in £JAU*(J. iiFeb. 11) _________ ____ ____ ______ ______ t , , , sway n A You_&ly_p king 01 diamonds kern club had covering the 'a frndaycrnbebadbyolhityss 'id king of hurts would be the, P' 7 king .' -t ' =Allof this was nda Ho then a sped, to ___ it foIs leo rigid a ackiu sharp U year . reu. ____ fui P1syI. by e lit lbs sed win with of won Me lh~ ados at trick two. tsei.rar would have hid no thn..s. dltflclty collecting four ____ LEO (July IS-Aug. 32) Veil___ U eacI day SwaMi YOU _________ teloki, 0fl bUTt, fled hig beaUi It yam pet you bs* at Pilo, (Fo4'acopyolJACOflyMO., three -' wis4s deeply and tour (RN. send $1 to: "Win at sow let, your neighbor's attft,. l'1 de...ts.r clubs. East looked 8rd1g., cartel this fl.Wspabar today ' all lbs tsoksr tag a$ Ilto the hand. . P.O. &t io 7 ____ _______________ __________________ 3 - ______ Y(*JIBIRTIWAY / do 6 __________________________________ ______________________________________ WIN AT BRIDGE . For Thursday, March 22, 1,7 IM HkQG itive Chinese Movie - . byHowleScIrnelder ens S __ H.a*b Litter umber 114, without socks when he is it YowFeotandHowToCareFor home. You have to be carefUl 7bom. It will give you a lot about overdoing this, thiough, more Info,nat1(Ii thai' I can because such shoes don't smelly fed and these provide reasonable support. .___ -. I BERNICEBEDS OSOL I ny - toes. odors are . Smelly feet Is just the It would help for him tO 50 beginning_____ of the problem. barefoot as much as pouIbl About percent of toot Perhaps he can do this at home. problems atom from improper The second bat choice would — — —ii HOROSCOPE EEK&MEEK 0ye ( i footwear. I am sending you The be for him to wear open sandals 00 e Wednesday, March 21, 977Ø DEAR ABBY: My mother Air Force SO& Am Auxillaryo a p.m., McCoy Family' lives In another town. She keeps qu tlflg you as a child, numerous brief sexual enClub. (12) HI,NE)GHIOR 1:30 counters. asking me to visit her, ixit it's Ifelt cheap and dirty you willnot visit her, Starlight Promessad, 8 p.m., DeBary Commwilty Dear (1)McNEWs J auchathagIaeldomgo,,o, DEAR ABBY: Karen is my and was convinced that no one 7. Center, Shell Road. (4)0 CBS NEWS could love or want me. (2) (12) TODAY ommes to visit me. best friend. We are tu 15. SanfOrd Rotaract Club, 7:30 pm., First Federal of •ANEWS (3)0 MONDAY MORNING ' I met a very SPeCial Abby Ian26,fem$1eandInTI Karenspendsalotoftimeat SinoleSanfont 0 IT'8 EvERYBoDrs BUSI. (MOtf) young man who convinced me For years I avoided visiting my house. When my fath er NESS OveroateAnonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall 0 TUESDAY MORNING ____________________ th at God loved me just the way mother because her sister lives home, he has a habit of kissing Sears. (TUe 7.00 I was, and that! was precious in (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORN. ID the se town and I always _______________________ (2) TIC TAC DOUGH _____________________ Karen on the Ups whenever she THURSDAY,MARCH 22 had to arrives and goes home, Do you His lght. I '°t.go..ot-my go see her, too. The lNG (WED) (3) MARYPIF. TYLER Ir y Malilaad.Sosth Semlle erce, noon, min Horner-nak _uy '4b THURSDAY MORNING c Center. Speaker Dr. (THIS) eus Seymour, TSIISI Lou Home" Trapped. aunt's door she would "weigh" Shed 0 pounds. for a 38-year-old man. cepting God's forgiveness, I Rollins College. hooked' and reeled in. Lou di,. started MORNING (FM me with her eyes, then start in on the long road to Am I being overly sensitive Also, my father Is always forgiving myself. cows he's been had when Sue Overeater, Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community a' MORNING AMIEPJOn me about how I should lose CA and unable to accept criticism, trying to get Karen to sit on his Ann flnaI maneuvers him to United Methodid Church, Casulbe some weI. Now my It works. Believe me. Sign mother or am I Justified in my feeUi rry. her aptment. iap. Sometimes she does and Me... 7:25 Seminole Chapter Thd Audubos, 2 p.m.,Florida has started to do the same of Irritation? 42 •ThICRO8W sometimes she doesn't. I don't TODAY IN FLORiDA Power & Light, Sanford. Program on Brazil thing. FREE JOKEW$ ALD and HEAVY PROBLEM know if this is embarrassing to 00000 MORNING FLORIDA Venezuela Abby, Ihave tried every diet by Mr. and Mn. Norman e. 8MACNEIL / LEHRER DEAR ABBY: A woman NEWS Karen or not. As a daughter it there Is and none has worked. Optimist, 7i0 a.m,, Holiday Inn, DEAR HEAVY: YOWI is a doesn't bother me, but I sure writes to Dear Abby and says, 7:30 So I ' ve W decided ore Road, am Alt onte Springs. problem ym to accept hea vi Th is guy I am writing about er 7:30 than Shedding (2)12) TODAY wouldn't want Karen 's father myself as I am, and as long as Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club ( LIARS CUSS a real lo use. I will call him pounds. It'i shedding the role kissing me on the lips or asking Pa 00000 MORNING AMERt. ul." FAMILY FEUD my husband Is satisfied, to heck of a little girl who desperat gh Watchers, Wei t 10 CA a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian ely me to come sit on his lap. Wha t with everyone else! Ch urch; 7 p.m., Lcngwood Quality Inn, SR 434 and 1-4. My name ha Diets ppens to be Paul. mama's approval. Is your opinion? 7:45 •$tsseEAtrTY SOW When oit*her le , she SOuth S'fOie AA, ft as ked Why does she ha I'm noon, mental health center, Robin ve to drag my sare yoar mother means •&M.WEATI4ER Road, Altamonte DADDY'S DAUGHTER when I W83 Coming through Springs name to visit her, Well, but she mat be told that her f il th? If he's Guest: Carl Ronw. 8:00 so I wrote her a letW (which I You Me new an adalt in charge SISTER, Inc., noon, Holiday Inn, Sanford. 0 DICK CAVETT Guests: DEAR DAUGHTER: I think a louse, let her use HIS Mal 4)0 CAPTAiN KANGAROO hav 't mailed y en et ) and to Furman Bishop. David Israel. en name Altamonte Springs Sertoms, noon, Ireland's ld 01 — not mine! ou y r own life, and until she Kar 0811)010 SEE (MONa Ii a little OLD to be Restaurant. Morris Siegel. Dick Young. THIS, Ff1) is Second tion ques : What n i' kissed on the lips by your (Partlof3) Greeter Seminole Toastmistress Club, 7:30 p.m., 0FOOT8TEP8WED) this garbage about equal rights . -, father. And your fa ther i Altamonte Springs Civic Center. 00 YOUNG to have a 1S.year..old for women? If women get any 8 28 SVISI1a Rebekah Lodge, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, OF THE PLAINS . rights, I'm changing my The (2).TOOAY IN FLORIDA girl on Predatory animals including 107% Magnolia Ave., Sanford. 00000 MORNING FLORIDA lifestyle from Paul to Pauline. tans, leopards and hyenas are 112 NEWS D1tWorksbop DEAR ABBY: About ar FED UP IN BAR 10 a.m. and 7p.m., Montgomery Ward, VI filmed in their natural habitat tificlal insemination: When a OKLA. Mall, Altamonte Springs. 8:30 o th. Seringiti Pisin of East man's sperm count is low and S.nd AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. (2) TODAY Are CONFIDENTIAL TO a AfrIca. 0 0000 MORNING AMERIhe wants to father a child, why "VANCOUVER INQUIRY": (1) 8 EDWARD THE KING FRIDAY, MARCH23 CA SHANGHAI (UPI) Thia talking about Chinese movies. not ask the sperm bank to No one said it better than ?The Years Of Waiting" Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's Sanford • ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU ltdward Is preoccupied by the lines begin to form shortly after combine Ids sperm with the Mollere: "No one is safe from Airport. The two wom doer War, an U$Issinatlon en are paid sperm of an anonymous doner? slander. me best way is to pay 900 Sa.m.Inordertogetthebe Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chwnley's, attempt and disillusionment. (2) ~D DONAHUE 3SOYuan ($V4) a month to Then when pregnancy occurs no attention, but live in in. Seats. Altamonte Springs. . entertain SILLY 0 MYTHREESONS .. 0 GRAHAM ... Qgr.a, mffljn of b,inen, via th from mixed sperm in- nocence and let the world Wk.,, South "Jusis Salome, 7:30 am., Deltoii~ CRUSADE silver 5CTW seminatlon, there is always the people with a spare fin (18 That salarye Is Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Deltona Inn. OINAHI min •GREAT PERFORMANCES uscule p IsCONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL TO bilitytoneof his ,e In their pockets have when compared with the multi 'Madama Butterfly" PuccIni's Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO. it after all! IN COUNCIL decided ° id aside a few hours million pacts signed by Amen-- made CRAMMING gluslc tragedy of a geisha and Tanajewoid AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, UKMAH BLUFFS": Is this the poem? Lake Howell Road. to gO to ft movies — the MOA can film stars. But it's not a b d 9:30 N IleUtoflint. po • THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY pastime In this nation chunk of change in China deed? My Insemination experts ffee4 whichcontsio,thof . M . Church, SR 434. SO paths that ___ d (2)STUD$ LONIGAN After cvnsldering that top salaried teli me that technique has been world's population. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden factory worker takes home and wind. BlUds loan his life isovings, he used often. (1) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) They Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. postpones his marriage )1$fl5 While just the art of being Chamber,' which spins the tale Both actresses claim they SATURDAY,MARCH 24 DEAR ABBY: I never kind 10:30 And Is fO"*d to deny his father Sanford AA Women's Group 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. (1)(M ALL STAR SECRIM Of "hm lovers fight against, received "uncountable" stacks thought I'd be writing, but after a loan. His life comes to an earIs all this and world needs.11 (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGrr Rebuilders for singles over 25, 7:30 p.m., FrkndsWp feuilallirn" or perhaps they 01 fan mail each week and have yesterday's column I felt ly ónd as a result of pneumonia ELLA WHEELER WILCOX choose to watch "Convoy," an many fan clubs in each major compelled to do so. and a heart condition. (Part Baptist Church, Altamonte Springs 11°° If you put off writing letter, of3 American-made import Chinese city. Cuaeberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran MyheartgoesouttoEA5ylN because you (4)0 THE JEFFERSON8 starring Kris KrI,tofferson. Clung ticks off a list of her ST. LOUIS. Tell her she is not say, get Abby's booklet, "How 0 HAPPY DAYS Church. • CHARLIE'S ANGELS A Convoyhuali.adyeenshOwn favolteUS.fllm. itso Open Public Horse Clinic darting at 9 am., Wilco alone in her fight for sexual to Write Letters for all billoutiful woman lures Bowey (1) (M WHEEL OF Sales Arena, 4mlles wed of I.4onSR Bring your own On national telwWOn has, but Davis, Katherine Hepburn sanity. FORTUNE into a romantic fling that turns 4)0 LOVE OF LIFE because hardly anybody owns a Judy Garland, and Green in to a death trap. I, too, was raped by a relative horse. Sponsored by Seminole County 4-H Clubs. Call (2$ cents),.0 ad. • FAMILY FEUD tv, theater sales are booming. Garisn. 7121. "When The Lag whe n I was a teenager. I sPent dressed envelope to Abby: 132 Senior Citizens tow to Lakeland for Holiday on Ice ends Die" (C) (1972) RIchard 1t55 the next five years searching After years of repression Leaky Drive, Beverly Hills, Wma, Frederic Forrest. An show. Leave Sanford Civic Center 12:15 p.m. Return 9 0 She also lists two of her desperately for love through Cain. Mn. 1ng the Qtunl Revolution, favorite orPhan sets out on his movies, "Make A p.m. the Chinese movie IndUM!7 is Guess Who's Coining To Dinafter becoming disillusioned AFTERNOON with rodeo '. (2 Mrs.) bonIig. .. ' nor" and "General Patton." ' The point Is made, despite the, 1000 TwSflty'fIVe billion m .•.:'.,. ioo (4)0 KM A young woman pj tickets were sold In Chinaovie last slight translation Problem. who" Parents belev. sIe has (4)fll, Y1JNG NO THE 75W - 410 millIon a ben breinwealied by a relig. When the Gang of Four was fSSTIS and teenagers attend a film on ioui cult kidnap her before Kas the major Influence In China U NEWS Magazine can complete his invsstation * the average of SVSf7 Othtr day, during the Cultural Revolution, EDUCATIONAL PRO. ol thecase. even If all artlda- actresses, dancers, CRAMMING j . . . a corn pie te 020/20 ODS stre 1I with the singers — were "persecuted," 101, 12:30 The first showIng of the day c wo 11:00 g t (2) NEWS s years full week's TV listings, interesting feature 0_ 8 (CD NEWS seven days a week - in major SEARCH FOR TOMORr house arrest while Wang DICK CAVIETT Guests: cities like Shanghai and Peking now was sent to a work Furman Bishop, David Israel, •mrAweHOPE Is 6:30 am. The movIes p113? '! ft=-:I. Dick Young. continuously to packed houses (Part 2 of 3) puzzles and much, much more! until 7:30 p.m., when all social ioo life comes to a minding halt U DAYS OF (1) 0 TONKWT Host: Johnny (1) MIDDAY 1P__________________ I1LZA Guests: Dick ft ,a Matronly woman Patten, Judith Bisgen, Tony "111M." 5flU$ who appears to be In her late IAMOSD PIOICA Delia, Marlette Hartley. o u. .iv CNILDRSN LPLA ZA-I-] fl41,. h Ii. iI1 , , THE NEWLYWED GAME ______ the two molt popular t30 &ROCKFORD FILES The aCtromesinChtna.Theotheris MIL underworld become, con- (4) 0 Al THE WORLD Wang Tan4eng. Beth look like BLAZING vtnced that Jim has $80000 of ' CROOKS SADDLES they Jed arrived from their ______ payoff money belonng to the ____ ___ as they sit In ___ 2:00 local AmSst1ng men whose death he Is kivestl7:30 9:30 (2) U THE DOCTORS YOUI C0A1ITI INTI,Tasisurrr GUIDE a anal room at the xaiwJxaI ( 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE r s GAS! KAPLAN _ __ to. 81111 61.101111 WOMAN PopW , —— 45 47 48 •SESAME STREET 1:47 @)EYEWITNESSDEAFNEWS •0000 J 55 —— 'WAUC- DON'T WXSi6N —— 140 j4 I —— ARCHIE I GCTA LETTER FROM COUSIN ELMO-- 'THE CIVIt. SERVICE WORKER-S- - , 3 — - Sh 1:15 100 ..NEWS IT'S EvERYSO0rs mist. Lamb toot Dowdsgs or clean socks By _______________________ he , &lIdtOteOfthliihQNt0 pi*hlainsakerion.Bytbotkne ___ s socks to he tes ready for bed, we don't know pens. Briefly, renwiber that what to do with ig3 smelly h1 wt only the iOd that They small Your Well. u upstairs. This omly started a but the shoes i tetter indicates that YOU have ce$I. 01 DiOlihe ago nwnber of the asour bP*$ MAY I powder with We would be suggest the first step DEAR READER so change to have your plan Apparmtly, nature didn't day. M 17 thwth for us to wear shoes The n ' lf over the feet has sweat glantis least t which produce ordinary, tee times. waterysweet and other sweat The shoes should be alte that produce oily .oes& naIad so that he never wears gIants same Some — produice more OUY are not . cot Material han o(b You're probably right about being worn, they Should be age factor. me skin aired and, If they are made 01 glwtstondtobecemeactiveat material that will Permit its. thou scont glands are inside of a shoe am be denall rwthn,iitery see giants which with an akwhol sponge. He should wear natural Is why they become active at lf• shoes, meaning th ose puberty. It mIgi be a elly feet as tresthe, made from leather and ficult to think of sm ____ ___ ________ bsfngasiy,butbslisveitornot dothmat.rlaLPlaiticihoesdo not have any pores and are. there's a connection. Uyoutn . we usced In clothing more sweat. Of tr.e, the fist than any other parts of thà should be bathed at least twice body. 'litre , very urn. way a day thoroughly and dried forthle own to i$tlrosim.tt socks WOU11W. After drying, they fit tightly on the fist, and then may be sponged off with alcohOl theaockisenced in the thoe. to help eliminate any •-- I — Dr. - - Is Evening Herald, Sanfo rd, Fl. • THELflLERASCAL EVENING -- -- - 14 bléifl; _____ 7 8 9 10 - PrO ___ NO N A C 0r; N1 01 AIE N N A I __ V I N 0 A I I __ _ _______ _____ ier what we do, 0 1 4. $ I 0 1 $ 4. 0 T • i TV _____ — - A DEAR DR.LAMB—Idofl't i to do about a _ proem my 14-oW bad, no . His feet smell mAT m L AML$ 0 * ___ a TON I GHT'S __________________________________________________ ____ __ Be May 41 OdalisQue (abbr) 42 Actress Novak 26 Largest 43 Old amount 44 Christmas 27 Coupe, for 46 Personality one Douglas 28 Weather name colonnade 39 Sharpest 42 Sluggers special 45 Dirt oj,j Feet? Shoes -. . 26 Actress West 8 Prowl 290r,.kcolony 7 Sunflower 31 R.dolsnt stat. (abbr.) 33 Plant reaction 8 Come up 35 Examinations 9 Almost 36 Biddy 10 Docile 37 Aloha symbol 12 Tilted 38 Greek 13 SrnatLbny by Mort Walker HIP !1IO1It1 _ ____ IA I, o i C: V N A N I U NI T TO N 0 N OLAT I 00 __ 0,F IA bingo 23 Long ago 4 Unit of energy 24 Author 5 Wordswhich unknown currency BEETLE BAILEY %e14# Answer to Previous Puzzle crowd STANDING THERE WiTtji' WAKIPJG C Young by Chic GEE, WON VU LOOK BeAUflFUL LOCAL.th . most comp1.t. hcalnowscoveroge •'.,,•• in lie Greater Sanford MiRv GRIFFIN (WON, TUS, .. iq Yes you get It all when you subscribe to the Evening Herald, NORNIdS . daily and Sunday. .5 NSTT AND Fill out the coupon and mail It todayl elm I.—Mom" —__ TUMBLE WIlDS W$* LUCK, __ by T. K. Ryan iN *IP&iM WffHAOMUF ISANPi l . w .i, qp I OH, . I TNSOODOOUPU ____ wvos Ent.r My Subscription To The Evoning H.rald (3)UN U CMD OF A CL$ l 006W IF Ii' UU' _____ $ . . I MiS. dn,v.*ii.r,i $16 °' _ EUEWOdS.Y as I am we . INCLUDES ' .. _ wuft ______ - " . ' . . 'J . ------.---- —— - • , :. - - .-.___i_ ---------- I $ I I Th.EVEP4It4G HERALD - .' SRINI NOMI TIlE 0000 tASTE '-.-•:•" *aiiOiàs........ .------.-----.---- a a P.M Box 1657 lAJONThI sat CIty . Phone- I flClOsdIsmy check Intheam0jj I MW WAGONER (TUE, . I Address: I I. 1 I I COMPLij's DINNER __ WOMU4 AND MUd ow sent I I*RLYDAY ONSItY AND I Phase ',•Y , -- ---- I'- - '------------ - ---- --- -- - - - aa - - s - a - a - - - - - F . 771 - - - - - I I JL �I - , , 1 6 1 . I. • 71st Year, No. 184—Thursday, March 22, 1979 -S EXPLOSION laA 'Sounded Like Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents ROCKS. -SANFORD-.Fountain Of Flames Lights The Night Sky End Of World' One person thought It was the "end of the world." Another thought It was Miami under attack and that people In Sanford were feeling shock waves. Still another thought It was a massive car crash, It was none of those things which rudely awakened the Sanfordites about 1 a.m. today. It was anexplosion, maybe two, coining from one or more pdroleixn storage tanks on Laurel Avenue In downtown Sanford. Authorities early this morning still weren't certain of those The explosion rocked homes within a five-block area, power was knocked out for as long as two hours as firefighters battied the resulting I3IW. Today, authorities dill were trying to -piece together what caused the explosion or explosions and still were not If there were any nearby structures damaged by the blasts. Those who did hear the ex. ploslona described their experlences this way: Marcia Harper, employed by Federation of Senior Citizens of Seminole County, 311 N. French Ave.: "All l board was a boom and tbosht ft was the and of the World. Than police telling us to get out." The Harper home is acrose the street from the scene and sustained minor fire damage. "It's hard to describe. It's Just one of those frightening tlth'igi. I wasn't hurt, Just plain scared." Deborah Allen, housewife, 117 S. Laurel Ave.: "It shook my whole house. It woke my husband and nothing wakes him up. I thought somebody might have dropped a bomb on us. When I woke up my first Impression was they had bombed Miami and we were feeling the shock. I could see red reflection (from the fire three blocks away) all over I could hear people come out of their houses so I knew It was something near here." Arthur Owens, retired, 206 S. Laurel Ave.: "It shook the whole house and woke me up. I went outside and heard the second explosion. I ran out to see and saw It was that tank that blew up.! didn't know If we'd have to move or not. Gi Tango, visiting from New York, 417 W. Third St.: , was Just It terrible. I thought it was a bunch of cars smashed together. I didn't get out of bed but my son went down." Anita Lou Buenzle, Evening Herald classified dept. 605 Magnolia Ave.: "The explosion woke ma up and I really and truly thought It was the Methodist church at Fifth and Park. I woke my boys and said, "You'll never we a sight like this again, It's the Methodist church.' "So we did get up and go.es it. We stood On Laurel and Filet because of the had and we decided not to go any farther. "Later, as they walked home, she said, "We were picking up pieces of metal (blown from the explosions) and we even found a piece In front of Wlebolcft'a (camera store, 210 S. Park Ave. about five blocks from the explosion site)." By MAX ERXIIZIAN Herald Staff Writer I UllÄS UI Evl*dence Is In' ' sit S WILLIAM LAYER offers advice rigni are origin of explosion SOMILayer By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Seminole County School Superintendent William P. Layer will be presenting to the School Board at Its meeting Wednesday his recosnmencWlons on the proposed Inclusion of a mandatory "family life" course In the curriculum of the public schools, kindergarten through 12th grade. "All the evidence has been presented," Layer said today of the put two school board meetings, including a 54 hour workshop at Lyman High School Wednesday night that was adjourned at 1:06 aim "The problem presents Itself rather clearly. The solutions to the problem might be in disagreement. What I will offer is in the best Interests of all students and persons connected with this," Layer "I'm going to recommend a well thought-out solution to this that probably will be satisfactory to nobody," he told the school board and the more than 100 '4tIzens, clergymen, parents, doctors and students who attended the Wednesday night workshop. He declined to say today exactly what his recommendation will One or two explosions of undetermined origin at 1:01 a.m. today at the Seminole Petroleum Co., 202 N. Laurel Ave. In Sanford resulted In a fire with flames lootol5o feet ln the air and rocked a portion of northern Sanford. The explosion occurred Just after Karl Yost, 62 Mullett Lake Park, had finished unloading 1,600 gallons of petroleum from a tanker truck into the plant's storage tanks. The blast reportedly knocked Yost to the ground. He had been standing In the parking lot area near the corner of Laurel and Fulton, a short &tam from 'Susie' relaxes after busy evening the explosion, at the time, according to a spokesman for from the fire which followed the Unit on patrol, according to the Sanford Fire Department. explosion from his home In the Ellenburg. Other than that Incident, no Mayfair section. The billowing flames that Injuries were reported, When he arrived at his office shot like a fiery fountain from authorities said. located down the street from three of the four storage tanks The plant has a storage the Seminole Petroleum also threw gas vapors to a capacity of 60,000 gallons, facility. Burns said power was house at French Avenue and according to the spokesman. off In his office and he im- Fulton Street, according to While the exact number of mediately cranked up the Ellenburg. The vapors caused a gallons of petroleum being generator to power the minor burn to the outside of the stored at the time of the ex- emergency lights and the house, according to Ellenburg. plosion Is not known, fire of- televhone switchboard. The flames on the house were ficials said they feel the plant mis morning members of the quickly extinguished and the was near capacity. fire department, the Florida house soaked with water in an A burning power pole at the State Fire Marshal's office and effort to protect It from further xplon site — Florida reeaetdMtysa of the plant's damage. Puwe41U* to da.enorØe Irance company were still " UIitoly has bean slng the line at 1:15 am, causing an Investigating the cause of the about Susie, our dog," said Mrs. area ranging from the Rand blast. Linda Afford, wife of Jim siding down First Street and "The explosion Is still under Alford, owner of the Petroleum over to the county courthouse to investigation. We don't know Company, "She's fine." Susie, be without power, FP&L'a the cause," said Firefighter who she describes as a District Manager Scott Burns First Class William E. Ellen. 'junkyard' dog, has been a said today. burg. watchdog at the facility for six Most of the area was back on The tanker was still hooked years. the fine at 2a.m., he added, and up to the storage receptacle, The office staff had moved power was restored completely according to Ellenburg, when operations from the damaged by 4 a.m. firefighters arrived, facility to the bulk plant office Called out fr; the emergency, The explosion was first at 904 S. Persimmon Ave. today Burns said he could see flames reported by a Sanford Police See FUEL, Page IA To 0ffer 0 Family entail. Meanwhile today, principals of three of the county's high schools said while a family life program Including sex education as outlined by the county chapter of the Alliance for Responsible Parenting, appears good, all opposed the mandatory concept. Canton Henley, principal of Lyman High School said many of the subjects Included in the family life concept as presented by the group is already being taught in various courses at his school In Longwood. He noted requiring a mandatory sex education class as such would mean that some other course would have to be dropped from the school's current program. Noting requirements for graduation from high school already Include three years of language arts, two years of math, two units In social studies, two units of physical education and one unit In science with elective courses making up the balance to total 20 credits, Don Reynolds, principal at Seminole High School said If sex education becomes a course, It should be an "optional type "I hate for anything to be legislatively mandatory. The subject should probably he offered but It should be an optional type LIfe PrODOs a I ' 11- - thing," Reynolds said. It would alJobea better for Ittobe taught to d&SM corn. posed of all boys and all girls, rather than mixed. I don't think mixing the classes will work. It will be embarrassing to some If required," Reynolds said. "I'm not for mandatory sex education because I think a lot of parents have strong and legitimate reasons for opposing It," said Darwin Booth, principal of lake Brantley sthooL"Sez education should remain the parents' option of whether It will be taught. "II parents do not want their children exposed to sex education, they shouldn't have to," Booth said. At the same time, Booth said, he believes the program suggested by the parents' group is a good one and should be available. But having six education as a mandatory course would also mean that more teachers would have to be hired for the Lake Brantley school, he pointed out. "If any special course is taught to the 2,100 students at Brantley neat year, aside from the today's curriculum, It would take at least 25 new teachers. That by Itself is not the way to go," Booth said. DON REYNOLDS optional Is best Dobate Ends At Dawn mideast .Peac, e Treaty Wins Knesset Approval 1 Voted Prose WsrusUene1 With. show of han4 Iael'i Kasiest (parliament) today overvingty the fret pears Uy between Ab Md Jew in mou hory and cleerad the way for a historic sigalig ceremony in W&iigt, Monday. rmbdw PNN Was M4 along only border, ae Dufones se Ease Welm placed espeon alert big the Jordan 'ur ad the Was Hlgi' frut w rIs, the dMrus no sid tedey.__ NI ay sisosa said M oeri Arab oppo no of the testy, '.ciuing OHN I" and Palsiunien - guerrilla groups, may try to absent because he is serving my actious along time In jail for bribery. thefrosdleri before the treaty ls The vote of approval on the EgbrasU testy came nearly at dawn and clhnav,d the longed debate In the Knst's history - hoses of -, bsats4 arg met among 110 ''$ors. "We're going to sigo a peace treaty with good will and W11 Mn. Min Moso n Begin said shuOy More tw ate. "We wet to fni3l every word on which we sigo." had been aspedet thtbeend,$depldlNVdedfE tw pact, is agalet, leer ab. stained and ons member was Washington's commitments to Israel - both political and financial. 7% signing cormony Wang wbWuletl for Monday at the White House. On Saturday, Egyptian President Anwar Sedat leaves Cairo but will spend the might gid In Spain bef ore arriving inWaahthgtonSimday, held AprIl 2, a week after the Wed Bank of Jordan, Gaza Begin told the Knemet Sadst Washington atgrthig, "so they Strip, Syrian Golan Heights and sent him a message In which he aiso East Jerusalem. coincide would not said' Fools' Day." Speaking to the Egyptian signing ceremonies In Cairo Assembly, Prime Minister Not all the sup in this tr,.t and Jerusalem, both on the have been resolved. Dsyan ... same day. "All of us together want to achieve the gssl," Begin sa "There is us men hemen, one - peace With God's help we will ratuenfrom the signial and say to our people, 'We have You peace" He said would went them the Egyptians .iw " mint reach President Carter Im. isr.snit on mediately hailed the Knead vets, laying it "upeke with a netarn Sinai oil IIlda Cafro T velce board wood thswcrldam withis tile voice ofpears." monthe; JirJim is kideig Foreign =or Mocha AreadTbeCIse ..........4* Horoscope ................. ot*foinlne. iA Dayaa left for Washington $'A Nuptial ...................IA wIthibissoIthsvolstowrap Calm-sar . VP details of treaty's ,ItthtVy Wsdaeaday it Mill Ytiwi the 'M' and a side agrsumet IA treatise a flit Map toward fill between Israel and the United ROOM ................... 4"A Sports Taleviales ................MA IsrasliwIthraalfroni 1006 ft States spelling out Deer fiby ................... in M War od" - ___ rk "This autonomy will be established and will exist on condition that there will be security for the state of Israel," he said. "Let's give this a chance, as an experiment. The Knesiet vote marked a in the Wet Bank and Gaza persona' victory for Begin, 66, will 'vetially develop Into a the former guerrilla leader who Pal—tW Mate." spent, most of his political we in As for EDptIan fees that the the oon. Israel will try to sabotage the Chastised as a nlgM ai kvk penferth,p,. be nonetheless M "We w us of wO a to bmt ig realise this Israel's previous five prime and enable ow *na neighbe - bo 1 Tfl1fl1tJf 5 eVer could a formal tres1democratic, peace pact with the Jewish Noun salt state's most powertui ftemy. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 21, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 21, 1979. 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Iff" X V X V 13 pM . 5 Gallons (5Oibs.) ........ 195 7.20 .. . . . . . . . d 8. 16 now=6 rw __sundsrexhikelhiglssoras. bistos aiding, or in built-up roof construction. i.• • •y•- .- - ft W 'Can you still 'Don't, don't take in• down.' Bagtas walked between rows of about 150 hooded flagellants who performed their own Good Friday penitence by flogging their naked backs with bamboo acotrages until they were soaked with blood. When he was dripped for the "execution,"hiswife ran crying to him. "Can you dill take It?" she sobbed. Asian nation where religious practices among its 45 million people sometimes border on medieval fanaticism. This was the third conaecidive year that Bagtas, a father of seven children whoearnaabout$1.40a day hawking food in the streets, was crucified.. In 1977, he made a vow he would do It for 10 dralgId years after his wife Nella grew a tumor on her left breast which was suspected to be cancerous. Aweekafterhisfird crucifixion, Bagtu said, thetumordisanceared. But Bagtas before holding op his wife said he was the cross where he hung Impaled for five minutes. determined to make good his vow, HeaI ATTHEFOOT ra.r IflC . 11sill SUM . . ____ This crucifixion scene taken In All Souls Cath olic Cemetery In Sanford captures the mood of Good ---Friday. Special services will be held in many . area churches In remembrance of Christ's death on the cross. For a listing of special Easter Sunday services see Religion, page 7A. U3.) wind or wasttw Place YWuitestp ... ... . M.Au. Layerle Com* ml It S Pni Stores Clos e those closing Sunday will be J.C. Penney's in rd Plaza, Altamonte Mall, Montgomery Ward in Interstate Mall and Zayre, K-Mart, Wino-Dixie, Publix and Pantry Pride Stores. Remaining open will be Albertson's, we were going to have to buy Predictions of when the price new pumps, but they have of gas will hit the one dollar devised a conversion kit so it mark vary from less than six Will just be a matter of months to two years. A sample changing computers," said Jim of area prices reveals that unleaded gas, the most expensive, is more than iQcentsa gallon at some stations. The next increase is expected to come next month as the demand rises to meet the needs of summer vacationers, station to convert the pumps is relatively simple and should not cause a disruption of business. "Somebody is going to do well from this thing." Alford said. Nationwide, industry spokesmen estimate, the cod of the conversion will be about $2fl million. An alternative to the conversion to four-window pumps would be to switch to a metric pricing system. Gasoline selling nperatori predict. Prices on the conversion kits for $1 per gallon would cost average only $202, oil Industry abo ut cents per liter. But spokesmen say, but the figure even that measure could cost does not Include the Installation dealers U0 in conversion cods, fee. Alford said the procedure Industry officials claim. - 111 Establ' W'' ' Ish ' Sex'Ad Standards By That -: Wlfllws Layer said he ad the vertising agency and the home and that is where parents they we is appropriate for their "When my children were has donea good job," Barr said. repuJalve in our ads," Else. cemmI, of concerned president of the Sanford must d.pth to make sure what viewing, Mrs. Gordon saa growing up, I knew the things "There are a lot of markets in said. "We have had swimsuits As a prsreWt to adding rsn to be .dabled will Business Auorlativn don't fed they were reading," Mrs. thscowdrythdhaven'tdoneaa advertised but they have not sex curriculum, education the to the have to "review peasant ad- thsenvlrosmismtiscorrupt with - Gordon said. "I saw the well as they have In Central been suggestive in the sexual Seasfeele vsetlsomsats ad come up with suggestive ads. o a newspapers. If there were Florida." lees.. All of our ado are above Coenty stiperintuident of some Maadordo." Non Gordon, vrasldes* fi the ____________________________ t'igs for them, they didn't Chris Else., manager of the reproach." About $ tscinied CUISIUS (SBA) said today the ado else s.is said osscsmd ritiams see IL" J.C. PIIIseY Co" Inc. in the Layer said he would act as a OW ispreadi the media ad have signed up far the cam- has iiiii are "Severally good" AHead The Clack ..........4-A I. 'b ..................$.A pg, Barr, vice pmlclr'I of Sanford Plus, said he didn't temporary chairman to bsyc* thom, necy, millie to Class up the media but finds some of the theater NIS.....................SA Hirsatips..................$.A the tando advertising agency believe any of the ads for the organize the citizen's com adM sn advadiae'da adutlsImg and prsgroms they ads in the newspapers and on CalIUdar .......... ........ ISA Haipilal ...................IA of F lsnrnoad-Barr, Inc., Penney Mores were in bed MitteetrAfekitobouldnotbe a.psII a peudnets advsrtiesd feel are harmful Is 'their television "that children Ciasle, .................... IA (LELV ..............SA said the media has done a taste. AU the ado for the headedonapermanenibssisby e "rui ij't see." Crsaswerd .................5-A Ipirla ....................11-A "good Job" on the whale ii national Mores are created and school personnel. Interested But a nationally preminiut said that clükkui see Editorial...................IA Tà,W...........IZJIE pelking for ads In poor te. cowpoaad in New York, department Mere, aa ad- thee. quVenable ado In the D.Abhy .................IA Weather ...................IA citizuse may sign up for the ' ' ave never seen w)lblng Td y 1 • Z..t..1._ ak_ _L___L. __.I t. abrines uiuie we church silo inc h - Lii. Ft. ...... 411 • aroma of melting wax pervaded the gloomy recesses of the cool, dark interior. Outside it was sunny and hot. Eckercis, Walgreen, Super-X and Touchton Drugs on a regular Sunday schedule. Faust's Drug Store and Medco Discount Drugs, both of Sanford will be closed. ...t..A .e ___ =lf-- 20.97 - .1.71 @* easy to work. Wasmo* point Or SIWL 340 SANFORD 700' Freflch-Avenue Ph: 323-4700 . .. . . Create a Itlanal storige specs in your horns or workshop Shelving is Bundle ISIS as early as this summer, lxii 6.33 Many area business will be closed Sunday in observance of the Easter holiday. Among Sanfo consumers won't be the only Alford, who owns five Sanford ones to feel the impact. Service area gas stations. station operators will be Alford said the kits are ofrequired to spend up to 00 per fered for sale In several trade pump in order to convert their mp'4ncs and sell for $200 to meters. p00. He said he doesn't know Present pumps have only when he is going to have to three windows and thus can make the conversion. compute prices to only 99.9 "1 know they're (some COO a gallon. When the price dealers) sitting on them waiting per gallon goes over $1.00, four to begin inetaIlatlon. It looks windows will be required. like that ls going to begin a little "At first it looked as though sooner than I thoug t," he said. sicin STUDS 33 Many Local Armele, the owner of St. Simon's store near the third station of the cross. A phalanx of 40 brown-robed Franciscan monks led the main procession from the Antonla Fortress, the traditional site of the trial and sentencing of Jesus by Pontius Pilate, to the sprawling stone ch urch that covers the traditional site of Golgotha. Police linked hands in the stone courtyard of the Cr usaderera Church of the Holy Sepulcher to control the crowds as they shoved to get into the building. Pilgrims Place . .....1.75 Strong 90 11 asPhalt nowme 1MU Roll. AIPNKT formed by John Paul II In Rome Thursday. In the cathedral of St. John Lateran in Rome, the pontiff knelt and washed the feet of 12 old, mentally handicapped men in an ancient holy week ritual intended to show all men are equal before God. By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer When gas prices hit $1.00, which some say could happen to work. Can be %lSd for nu Fill i NMI cus horns projecte. 2*4*92% aWraftd felt. Has a protective mineral coating. White or east Jerusalem and elsewhere in the West Bank to watch the ceremony of the "washing of the feet" - a rite of humility also per- Gas Pump Changes Due ___ MIMmNuSd . loomis L Impervious to Pissis W Tsm Vbict with skullcaps frequently had to wait for the Christian processions to pass so they could make their way to the ancient Wailing Wall for Passover prayers. The convergence of the Jewish Passover holiday and Easter week brought an estimated 100,000 tourists, including 60,000 Christ ian pilgrims, to Israel, the government said. The bulk of the pilgr ims packed churches In Ughtw'lght, easy ___ ' s,,, r •4 -• Men and women carried large wooden crosses at the head of individual groups of Christians from around the world who chanted prayers in Latin and their native languages as they stopped at each of the 14 stations marking the route known as the Via Dolorosa. Black bereted artillery recruits with M16 rifles and khaki-uniformed Arab policemen with pistols on their hips were scattered along the route of the procession. No violence was reported, but then the tourist attractions of the old city have been the target of guerrilla bomb attacks. "To have walked on the path that Christ walked when he was crucified on a Good Friday was a very moving experience," said Jms Baa, *, a s1M dancer trn San Francisco. "We passed one old man who was carrying a big cross and the peacef ul expression on his face showed it was worth the pain." The uphill route passed through a gaudy bazaar with shops selling T-shirts, brass crucifixes, olive wood camels and handpainted saucers. Shopkeepers tried to Interest the pilgrims in their wares but there were few takers. "Business is terrible, it's always this way on Good Friday," said Mabmoud Ramadan The crucifixion highlighted the Good Friday observance In this predominantly Catholic cluding American and European tourists, wat- "These are terrible mobs. We can't see anything very well because of the thousands of people," said Virginlus Dabney, 78, a retired editor for the Richmond, Va., TimesDispatch. Tom Fagan, a physician from Portland, Ore., who was taking a Mediterranean cruise, said, "We never thought we'd be here on this day. It's touching in many ways. It's a religious experience that we never thought we would have in this lifetime." 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Salgado said final arrangements for the purchase of the The plans call for the redecoration of all the guest rooms and National Capital Companies Ltd., headquartered at 701 On April 4, the new owners of the Holiday Inn were issued a Sanford Inn were completed Thursday with Tim Brumlik, current the redesigning of the lobby and restaurant area, according to Semoran Blvd. in Altamonte Springs, will convert the Sanford Inn building permit by the city to begin construction of a $50,000 ex- owner of the motel. Salgado declined to disclose the terms of the Salgado. to a Holiday Inn by June 1, company president Fred Salgado said. pan slon and remodeling of the property. The remodeling proposes sale. Salgado said the motiff of the dining area will be somewhat Salgado said his company will take possession of the Sanford the expansion of dining room facilities, including the addition of a "We expect to have the deal complete no later than next week, "more refined" than the "Jungle Joe" restaurant now located in Inn as soon as papers can be filed in Seminole County Court. The dance floor, as soon as the papers are filed. It will be a Holiday Inn by June 1," the motel. He said designers have already been contracted to title transfer should be complete sometime next week, he said. Plans filed with the city indicate there will also be six new Salgado said. begin the remodeling concept. By GEOFFREY POjjpJ'JS Herald Staff Writer • j V 99 590 40 lb. B.g ,: I . I Large tray, 9" roller and pile fabric roller cover. No. 938-TAP-90. liftoz.Cartridge Rag. Price (each) Sanford Inn Sold ,@ Will Be Converted To A Holida Inn 1 3..PIics ROLLER and TRAY SET Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)-'-Prlce 15 Cents - '--- ___ I . 4 . - - • e - . .. .- ....... - .----.. .- . -. - .• -- - - - - . - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I Friday, April 13, 17 mm __ __ iNuclear Accident Payouts At -- Si Million — NATION IN BRIEF HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) — Insurance payouts to Three Mile Island evacuees reached almost the $1 million mark today as government officials sought to calm health jitters over the atomic reactor accident with free radiation tests, Woolworth Officials Fight Takeover Try NEW YORK (UP!) — F.W. Woolworth Co., the variety store chain that became an American tradition for popular-priced goods, has gone to court to avoid a takeover bid by a Canadian holding company it has accused of violating federal and state securities laws. The move by Woolworth Thursday was the first step in an expected long legal battle against Brascan Ud. of Toronto. The 100-year-old retail company filed the federal court suit alleging Brascan misused inside information In its takeover strategy.. The company also asked that Canadian Imperial Bank be required to "rescind" a $700 million loan It made to Brascan to finance the takeover. Vote On Merger Planned HOUSTON (UPI) — While Texas International Airline plans to make a revised merger offer to National Airlines, a stockholder vote on another National merger plan — with Pan American World Airways — has been scheduled for May 16. National officials announced Thursday stockholders would vote In the Pan Am merger plan at their annual meeting in Miami May 16. Proxy statements were mailed out Thursday, the officials said. Even If stockholders approve the merger, however, there will be a 90-day delay to give Eastern Airlines a chance to bid against Pan Am for the National stock provided both obtain federal regulatory approval, National officials said. American Nuclear Insurers, the consortium handling liabillty insurance for the nuclear Industry, said the Pennsylvania potential-meltdown will be Its largest single accident loss, Spokesman Carol Dower said $939,000 was paid by Thursday to evacuees from near the nuclear plant, with property claims — Including damage to the stricken reactor—still to be tallied. Although officials said no trace of lingering radiation from the plant has been found in more than 200 persons given free body scans to date, a few persons complained of other symptoms. James McCarthy, a pilot who flew newsmen and officials within 1,200 feet of the disabled reactor after the crisis began Mrs Jordan said a group of March 28, signed up for a body small children she picked up scan, saying he'd felt tired and from school March 30 also listless ever since, spoke of being sick with nausea. Dr. William Parham, a Loreen Jordan, of nearby Pennsylvania Health DepartYork Haven, said one of her mea*t offIcial, said th SY11P children developed mouth toms sounded like the flu and while another came down were probably unrelated to the with diarrhea, nausea and a radiation leakage from headache as her family precrippled reactor, pared to evacuate their home At the radiation testing sight of the plant. station In Middletown, Jim At the height of the crisis, an Kopenhaver, health physicist estimated 200,000 people fled for the Pennsylvania Bureau of the area. Radiation Protection, said "all INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP!) — The pilot of a TWA 727, the only jetliner to survive unexpected aerobatics that included a double barrel-roll and supersonic spiraling dive, said Thursday he did not erase the cockpit recording tape and wishes It was still Intact. "Nobody wishes more than I do that we had it," Capt. Harvey "Hoot" Gibson told a panel of federal Investigators, "It would have made the crew look very good." -Gibson was at the controls the night of April 4 when the 727— flying over Flint. Mich., on a before National Transportation New Yorkto-Mlnneapolis flight Safety Board examiners conwith 87 passengers aboard - corned the erasure of the cockmysteriously banked to the right, ignored his efforts to regain control and revolved on its longitudinal axis In a 300degree barrel roll - twice. Then, It went Into an uncontrolled dive for more than five mile& pit monitor tape, which records talk by the flight crew, The cause of the tape erasure Is unknown. FAA attorney James Dilman. pressed Gibson,asking whether, he was aware the recording could not be used in civil or FAA actions against him, "Is there anything on the voice recorder you wouldn't want known to this body?" "No, not to my knowledge," Gibson said. "I didn't intention- After all the prescribed manuevers failed, Gibson pulled out at only 5,000 feet by extending the landing gear to break up the forces acting on the plane. Much of Thursday's hearing ally erase It." minutes to make an emergency — "Disco Translantic." "It was a beautiful ship and its sinking marked the close of an era when those splendid queens of the ocean graced the Atlantic," said Charles Sachs, a self-proclaimed "Titanic fanatic" and president of the Los Angeles-based Oceanic Navigation Research Society. Guests included ocean-liner buffs to one-time passengers, ranging from a 10-year-old girl who knew more about the Titanic than she did about dolls, to 94-yearold Edwina "Winnie" MacKenzie, the oldest living survivor of the disaster. "There was so much sadness," she said, recalling the cold night she spent 67 years ago waiting to be rescued from a lifeboat. "I was among a group of newlyweds, and it was very sad to hear them say, 'Oh, you go, and I'll be with you later.' It was a very, very sad experience." During the "Titantic Tonight" celebration, she and two other survivors cut an enormous cake decorated with 67 candles surrounding a model of the Titanic striking an edible iceberg. Now a resident of Hermosa Beach, Calif., she refuses to watch movies depicting the disaster because "they don't show how sad it was," but admits to enjoying the dinners. "I enjoy everything," she said. "I'm so glad I'm living. Aren't you?" Mrs. Doris Williams, of Burbank, Calif., said she always wondered why she feared deep, cold water and felt sad when she heard the hymn "Nearer My God to Thee." A friend suggested psychic regression through which the psychiatric nurse discovered the reason for her fears. In 1912, she was Steven W. Blackwell, who wcnt down with the Titanic. "I felt like I was about 10 feet tall standing on the deck that night. I was very unemotional," Mrs. Williams, or Blackwell, said. "There were a lot of people crying and looking to me as if I could help them. I guess it was because I was so calm." pilots do so. Asked why by one of the examiners, he said the tapes were for "posthumous Invedi. gatlon" after a crash, and he erases them after successful flights because "I might say something unkind about son the pp le In (the airline's) management. Gibson, It was revealed, has had much experience flying acrobatics In small planes ass hobby. Asked whether the experience aided him, he replied, "It sure didn't hurt" WICHITA FALLS, Texas weren't even damaged to (UP!) A shotgun In his lap, remain In them tonight." Randolph Duke sits and waits. A dusk.to.dawn curfew was in He has survived a killer tom'- effect through Thursday nigK .' — I nado, seen his home reduced to but some feared no authorities : — rubble. Now he fears looters were available instep looters, lurking In the darkened greets, "We are providing plenty of waiting to deal the last of his security, but you can't convince worldly goods. Ken Gulley's tire dealership at the edge of the tornadoravaged area was not touched, but he paces inside with a 9-shat revolver iii his belt. For Duke, Gulley and bundreds of others, the horror of an Eager week tornado did not end when the deadly funnel cloud moved hick into the clouds after killing scores and Injuring hundreds more. In tornado-ravaged areas, people sleep in their cars, makeshift lean-tos and demol. ished rooms of roofless homes rather than risk the chance that th eir few remaining siesslons will be taken . . SAPELO ISLAND, Ga. (UPI) — President Carter is staying aloof from a growing consensus among his economic advisors that another Federal Reserve Board interest rate Increase Is needed to slow down inflation, according to his aides. The aides said that Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal is In favor of tighter credit controls, and other key advisors are backing him, or leaning that way. "Carter is remaining aloof," aides said, leaving It to the EEl) to act. The president realizes that sport of higher interest rates would hurt his "populist" Image, they explained. .1 . Breakthrough On Diabetes -. Robert Lovering discusses plans for Installing an irrigation system as part of a proposed beautification project for the front of Good Samaritan Home in Sanford U STARTING TO with Timothy Wilson, board president, and Mary Smith, a member of a volunteer committee raising funds for the landscaping. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bill Glelow and Jack Weible have raised $970 toward the $2,500 goal for the project with the help of local individuals and groups run these people of that, said Mayor Kenneth Hill. While looters worried mlny survivors, others prepaid today to attend the first of dns of funerals for tilse killed at sunset Tuesday whái a INNED .' massive tornado swept thropgh the southern part of the city. The storm that spawned the deadly twister sliced Urough other communities along the Texas-Oklahoma border, killing at lead 58 people, in. juring more than 600 and causing upwards of $300 million in damage. While 44 bodies have been recovered In Wichita Falls, looters Even those whose officials eit AM more victiins homes and businesses were could be buried beneath delta - WASHINGTON (UPI) — In research with far-reaching implications for the treatment of diabetes, a St. Louis researcher has overcome the Immunity barrier and transplanted insulin-producing cells from healthy diabetic rats. The development moves researchers a step closer In the long effort to develop a way to use cell transplantation as an alternate means of delivering Insulin to humans whose bodies do not produce enough of the hormone to regulate their sugar levels. But Dr. Paul E. Lacy, director of pathology at Washington University, emphasized that several formidable obstacles dill must be overcome before doctors can try the technique in humans. ' untouched by the massive littering the southwest third of the city. funnel cloud are worried, "They've had Information The dorm also took the bee that professional looters were of 11 people In nearby Vgsox cominu in from out of town," and Harrold, Texas, while this said one of the National others were killed 60 ñlles Guardsmen patrolling the dat- away In Lawton, Okla. kened, cordoned-off area Hill said as many as 1* Thursday night. "It has caused Wichita Falls residents len some of the people whose shops displaced In the storm. ' .'. During Nuclear Accident Severe Storms In South By liaised Press lateriatlesal Transcripts Show Confusion, Frustration Tornadoes and flash (bode that hit the South and Midwest for a third straight day left seven people dead and millions of dollars of property damage In more than a dozen states. The National Weather Service warned of more severe dorms in the Deep South today. Residents of the Midwest were advised to take their eyes off the skies and keep watch on rapidly rising rivers and dreams. The Illinois River, brimming with melted mow for the past month, broke through a levee near Kampsvllle in southern Illinois, forcing the evacuation of about 40 families and flooding some areas to the rooftops. WASHINGTON (UP!) Transcripts of recorded conversations by Nuclear Regulatory Commission officials during the crisis at Three Mile Island show that the confidence voiced to the public did not reflect 5 j,, e rst set 1 anscrIpts, released Th fi tr Thursday, cover the telephone and In-person recorded conversat ions of NRC members NW officials in the days following the March 20 accident at the — nuclear plant near Harrisburg, Pa. At one p011*, NRC Chairman Joseph Hendrie told public relations officer Joe Fouchard, "It seems tome I have got to call On governor. We are operating almost totally In the information Is ambiguous. Mine Is nonexistent and I don't know, it's like a couple of blind men staggering around making decisions." The moods, this accident igogif,show through hundreds of pagesof pig traiscri$s. The trenscrl$s covered (rain Friday, March31— two days after the first pump failure darted the dangerous events at flree Milo Island through Tueada3r April 3. More were to be released today. Judge Rules No Busing — Sr. LOUIS (UPI) — A federal judge has ruled against busing to integrate the city's public schools because he said they were not intentionally segregated but rather became the product of geographic division of blacks and wh U.S District Judge James H. Meredith issued the ruling Thlrsdey in a dau.ctlon mutt brought against the St LouisScoi Board and the State of Missouri by group of black parents in February, 1872. The parents later, were Joined In theiractien by the Justice Department and the NAACP. The salt charged the school board perpetuated racial segregation and discrimination 'by its msthodo of piIMai and operating the IC11001 system." It said the board allocated fisais In a discriminatory manner "a dual biracial school system." — The conversations are sketchy, sometimes halting and do not have a reason for not moving people. I do not know What you are protecting by not moving people." It When was reported there had been a release of radiation from Once, Mtt.nn said, he thought the operators were headed the the crippled plant, Harold Denton President Carter's personal wrong way in the procedure for controlling the reactor "and the early Indications were that the proced representative at the site pressed for evacuation. ur e they had In hand would "I think the important thing for an evacuation is to get ahead of fail and tiat the core would melt." the (radiation) plume," Denton saId. "... To get a dart rather At that point, he favored en evacuation, and "I didu't have any than sitting here waiting to die. Even If we can't mnIninliz choice but to make that recemJn n jjn," the transcript quotes dose,there might dill b a chance to limit the Mattsoneg as saying. somethnes rambling, — — population dose." _____ Eventually, the NRC ( • it f " a five-mile radius. He did not do so, but he did recommend that pregnant women and _naII children leave the area, and many Denton once said he thought plait ficIals were "piddling around" and not providing clear Information. "It is really dlificultto got that data,"hesaid. "Weseemtogetftaferthef" "Almost an hoer away (rain starting a cot, melt sequence : what else could I say?" he added. But he noted that things mproved within an hour wi th some stabilization of the reactor. _____ was a debate among f1cIaI, shoed whether to le tOI 'loWlY wait out of its problems, or to try some w 00 1'iItlMIva, they tallied of the p'*'s ap j _ __ is ia 3, j. ()jjcl -I y script as saying there was a need for "e 1 the radiation low, but at vestlon to the pubi1in felt they were getting little nformation from the operators of lbe that area. This, quarters of a MIllion p1* sitting en the idgiof LltpplIdplag. their chairs, 1'4sou" The federal officials worried about the often conflicting Modes __ WEATHER $ ia. readings: tea p1IMU 71; U; yesterday's high, $5; _____ bsrs.elde proust,, ISIS; reisthe h'Ity, 12 rcsnt; ws.s I Fridiy, April 13,, 179—Vol. 71, No. 203 Nee Osllve,y: Week, 1$ duN: Nes*. $3.$: Maiffis, SILlS: Yes,, 131* BY MIfZ WecO. Is cams: Maim $314016 MeaftaMi Yes,, LOS ANGELES (UP!) Some 175 ocean-liner buffs, survivors and one "reincarnated victim" commemorated 67th anniversary of the Titanic's sinking and paid ::: homage to her glory at a $2950 dinner and disco dance. Last week's "Titanic Tonight" was billed as a "remembrance" of the April 15, 1912 disaster In which 1,517 people died. For under 130, you could eat a meal "similar" to the one "served first-daze passengers the final nlaJ* of the Titanic's maiden voyage, meet three survivors and one "reincarnated victim" of the disaster and boogie to Looters Now BI1B 99 est Fear - Interest Rat. Increase Likely TO. would have captured only the after-incident conversation as the crew was "going through our (landing) checklists," he said. The recorder erase button Cannot be used In flight, he noted. It does not work until after the pilot has landed and braked to a halt. The 44-year-old pilot, who learned to fly In the eighth grade and has logged more than 20,000 hours of flying time, Including 4,000 In the 727, conceded he customarily don erase the tape at the end of I in the press. south ith arenad 11 mph itbI Mali p1TCSat *eIgW aid lslduy. $ itS SAWIDAY!STWV Ywa''. do* Dsytsea leach: Wj warm threegh $alsrdsy. ass., Mw 1:11 am. 12:18 pa Chaae. ii lsadersb.wers Pest CmIvsi.k hi LII mainly 1.1gM and $s*y. La, LII pa., Isw LII La., 60gM F , lids pa 06 - 011 M theqpwsss, lipput M 11102:31 a,a, Mw is,, W" me is Mv 5:11 ia,, 5:12 p... pa, ___ ____ lIen is it that gmantess freedom of the press? well, I'm aisles' it." The transcripts have frequent "(inaiMbl.)" notations, bed the ______________________________ most tsi1tslith was Commissioner John Abeajne asked li *,rII 11, 7S LucIlI.A s HOSPffAL NOTES ______ ___ ____ didenc,." Co'nsnissioner Victor Gillneky asked NRC 'cW Roger piaj whet his "principal concern" was. Ihkt.gn replied: ____ ______ _____ "Well, my pr"clpsl OQiCIfU right W is that we have got we accident that we have urni beset dsIgd to accommoddo, aeud it is in the bed irlsrMlog slowly, and d the mod p 1nI1c satimits is it Is on the threihold of tirIng bad and I UNFOlD: uons Jom C. Ofove VWelnia SVIcOIaM ' Thenas sa.ne I. Iriwsr, Daisso Uldiasi Dewerge ssna UlIWed LuOss. Dalisna Jimes F. Now, DaIses Florence Dues. St. PsNnO.rg OliClAisis SANFORD: Cvesoia Adsms . cy,Woie I. ivya.w AAffiey Cameosu Jiwsi L. CummIngs Mai NO. T. iii, Ja$5e Llns,,d Mauls Nsn5san.r P$_,d M, Mary Skkn CParues ciaro. OeO.ry . .1. oww", Dow Cilylsu, TItsvI9e Friday, April 13, 1979-3A SUrvivors, Buffs Commemorate Sinking Of Titanic wearetelllng them at this point internal contamination. : Although there was no way to is the radiation was not nearly high enough to cause those kind test for any initial radiation damage from Inert gas dlschit. of symptoms." ges, officials said the p0mshtA11ty The Nuclear U.S. Regulatory of health effects was practically umisd set up a Coon zero because radiation levell ham to make testing appoint- were very low. meets for residents of the west of shore the Susquehanna River Kopenhaver said failure to who had somehow been overspeid the word about testing to looked when the free body scans western communities like were York Haven and Goldsboro, More then 600 east shore mile from the plant, was ,an residents have signed up for the oversight." Official notification exams, which detect lingering went out Thursday. At another point, Gibson landing In Detroit, the recorder every flight, saying all airline snapped, "Are you Insinuating i Intentionally erased the recorder? "The tape could only make the other two crew members (the co-pilot and flight engineer) look good. They did a real good job." Gibson pointed out that the tape would not have picked up cockpit conversation during the dive anyway. The apparatus is equipped to record only 30 minutes at a time, and then erases and records over the earlier material. Since It took 45 WASHINGTON (UP!) — Antinuclear demonstrators Thursday shattered what they said were bottles of their Wood on a door and on the grounds of the North Portico of the White House. One of 10 demonstrators arrested was a former nun, Elizabeth McAllister, who is married to Phillip Barrigan. Barrigan is a former priest who has been active in demonstrations against war and nuclear arms. Berrigan, who did not participate in the protest, said later the demonstration was to call attention to the "suicidal madness" of the arms race. Pflffsksd CaNe aid Seudsy, sue,' $atwd.v IN lasisird Neratd. tic.. * N. FrescO Ave., $ailsrd, Pie. 3*111. $.c.ad Cuss PsUags Paid at lasisil, Pieflds 3*111 — 'M iracle' Jet Pilot Denies Tape Erasure Anti-Nuclear Protest Held Ewnlng Ifriuld Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Is SANPORO PLAZA Hwy. 1143 eud most. Opss VOL *e $M. II A.M.4 P.M. Opeuso" fl:IS'$I$P.M. - •__., _. _____ - .. 4-. , - u ii I OIL Nil s;yOIN Opes Tees.. Wid.. TOws I 1.1 e:3S A.M.a P.M. OpiuM... aidPddsy huh 1*1:30 P.M. WINTER PARK MALL Il-Il Hwy. 1d4.19 Seed Mis. Ilow SM. 11A.M..s P.M. OpsaSsdiy 13:304:35 P.M. �Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Evening 115eluM 411210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37771 Area Code 30322-11 or 831.9993 Friday, April 13, 1979-4A (USPS - Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher V.II • THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director ________ - Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; ',4iXear, $.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, 20.60; Year, $40.00. . '': -. 1 9 .i] ['° lhe .:..%." . 'est"-1i - 1 I Vote First,, The Clock ,.,.Questions Later "' ,I,14, By DONNA ESTFS :That plebiscite in Iran was obviously something less than a fair test of popular support for the '1lamic republic espoused by the Ayatollah Khomeini. Balloting procedures were :::!thollah 1 ,.such that, in the words of one Iranian, "It would tke a lot of courage to cast a negative vote." In some locations, voting was conducted under 'the baleful gaze of local Islamic clergymen and ,i n, members of the rightly feared revolutionary cOmmittees. Unquestionably, this sort of direct 'L1Thtimidation skewed the plebiscite's outcome. "'!' Preliminary returns suggest that the final vote in jvor of the republic may total 97 percent or more a figure suspiciously characteristic of the kinds of elections" held in Communist states. This is not to suggest that Iranians would have rejected the concept of an Islamic republic in a free election. Most of what we know of the Iranian revolution so far indicates that a working majority Iranians Indeed favor a republic guided by lamic law, as revealed in Islam's holy book, The Koran. Regrettably, the ayatallah and his fervent .,; followers were unwilling to risk the relative em1 L)jarrassment of, say, a 70-percent mandate rather ti .,iathan the near-unanimous endorsement they are ..'a.1ikely to claim. But whatever the doubts about the probity of this I t 1ectoral "choice," the real questions for Iranians 'rmaln largely unresolved. What exactly is an "INC lamic republic and what changes will this new fOrm of government Impose on Iran's 36 million citizens? And how many of the social and economic f(orms instituted by the shah will be repealed? lran's women will want to know whether they are to be disenfranchised and relegated to the status of k chattel, the state whence the shah freed them during the 1960s. Iran's farmers will want to know whether the shah's land reforms are to be voided in favor of restoring the vast landholdings of the Islamic clery. Iran's religious and ethnic minorities are no doubt nervously awaiting word of their fate under ' L AU tribesmen have already taken up arms ..rkomen lslntcepubllc."1ndêed, sonie Kui'dIsh and in an effort to win at least limited autonomy from the central government in Tehran. The answers to these and other significant political questions are unknown, partly because Iran's constitution Is being drafted in secret by the ayatollah's hand-picked committees. The Iranian people have not been consulted on the provisions of this fundamental document. According to the ayatollah's blueprint, a popularly elected constitutent assembly is to consider ratification of the constitution later this year. And because It may be the last chance for the Iranian people to assume a direct role in the formation of their government, we hope these elections are a good deal fairer than the recent balloting. actively supporting the continuation of district boards, but support from the community Is most Important. munitY participation. He has also said, according to The current construction phase at Seminole Community College Is scheduled for completion by mid May, 7U $5 million expansion project involves the addition of 154,000 square feet onto existing facilities. The project includes the addition of several new shop buildings for the college's vocational program and three floors of classrooms and labs for the library and resource building. Maintenance and clerical employment opportunities will be created by ihis expansion. Relnlnghaus, that the district boards are ineffective and are composed of "doctor's wives, wives of county commissioners and the country club set." Rel.ninghaus questions, however, even if what Batchelor Is saying Is true, whether this precludes the board members from acting responsibly or effectively. He says the state mental health association and the state association of county commissioners are Seminole County Attorney Nikki Clayton was quick to add her new file on parliamentary procedure has a low priority in her work program after county commissioners wondered why such a file is necessary. Miss Clayton In her weekly report to the board said she has been keeping the file open and Including information as It comes to her attention Batchelor Is saying there Is sufficient local control now with citizen Involvement and corn- _____ - The Counfty Mental Health Board of Central Florida is mounting a campaign to defeat State Rep. Dick Batdielor's proposal to eliminate district mental health boards. In a letter sent to "Friends of District Mental Health Boards," Ron Reinlnghaus, president, is urging letters be mitten to various state representatives oppgthe.proJ Relnlnghaus says if the move by Batchelor is successful, it would effectively eliminate local citizen control over mental health programming and funding. about parliamentary procedure. One of the commissioners quipped that the board operates under "Robert French's rules." In another matter, Miss Clayton urged an updating of the codification of the county code be ' undertaken, noting the code Is codified through 1977. South Africa Charges U.S. With Spying, 3 Ousted CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UP!) South Africa expelled three U.S. Air Force personnel for spying with the ambassadors plane. Washington did not deny the charges, but wggested the South Africa ns needed a "scapegoat" to draw attention from Its own explosive — domestic scandal. Prime.MipIger Pieter W. Botha, In a special television address apparently designed to embarrass the United Slates, said Ambassador William B. Eondon's personal Beschcraft plane was fitted with a high-speed camera for spying sweeps over "drateglcally" important areas of the country. "It his been established that members of the United Slates' Embassy have been engaged In espionage against South Africa." Both. said. "I am bitterly distressed to learn hew South African hospitality has been abused. "These actions against South Africa are actions which I woul d have wtfrlpst.4 from the Ruslana," Botha said, "but not from the leading Western country." VIEWPOINT Lesson: B r i t ain's Commandos Hunt Amin Let's Be KAMPALA, Uganda (UP!) Squads of undercover TiiaMai cvqlanlandos today hunted for Idi Amin with ordsrs to bring the oodedUgondan dictator back alive for t rial and eventual execution, military sources said. Neighboring Kenya nervously moved hundreds of troops to the border with Uganda to police the stream of reftess, some high-ranking Amin officials arriving In Mercedes limousines and trucks filled with booty. In Kampala Itself, the national radio urged people to go to churthcn Good Friday to offer prayers for being uved from Amin, a MoMim. Electricity was restored to the city and witawsu said Ugandan policemen were reporting back for duty, although looting was still widespread. Date With — . . Prepared ' HARRISBURG, Pa. (NEA) In the tense days following the nation's worst accident Involving a commercial nuclear reactor, none of I 7. " I I'll ,41 H is tory . — the institutions responsible for providing By DON GRAFF History Is something the British know quite a ______________________ ________ bit about. As a people, they've seen and made more than a little. And recent events in London suggest they may be at It again. 60 — The one-vote defeat of Prime Minister James Callaghan's Labor government on the question of Scottish home rule was, as a steam of recapitulative nws reports has wormed us, a history-maker, the first time In 55 years that a British government lost a confidence vote. As a note of historic iroiy, it was the country's very __________________________________________________ first Labor government that was brought down on the last occasion, In 1934. The May 3 election whJthCallaghan now BUSINESS WORLD called with Her Majesty's gracious consent Is also very likely to make history byi 0 . . power Britain's first woman prime minister. Margaret Thatcher's Conservatives head Into Comp ter Organ a the election with an apparently firm lead in the opinion polls. By LeROY POPE psychologists or recruiting and outplacement Much will be heard in the campaign about As a result, the utility firm was publicly UPI Besliesi Writer experts the client may engage to polish the job home rule, Britain's Common Market rebuked and repeatedly contradicted by senior NEW YORK (UPI) The procedure leading after Hendrick completes Its restructuring association, defense spending, better relations officials of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to organizational restructuring of a company recommendations based on quantification, with the United States and other allies, social (NRC) dispatched from Washington to bring the customarily disrupts operations for a year or Some of the client's key executives have to be welfare programs and the economy In general. runaway plant under control. •, mera but it need n, cordln to one aware oLtheHendr4.ckatudy and take,partla j...,. Bi4 re ot.tbeJ,the,.Jjbwning usa.. to Mate officials here, . .i.M . Th 1idpig t ,Ital 4Mate be fed lato I,ieit es1Ibe In toetRbe do the pressure from the White House was necessary to Generally management consultants called lii Hendrlck'i computer and also help in the final Callaghan government as well as, In 1974 the force the company to cease proclaiming un- to propose restructuring move in big teams of analysis. But Mill Hendrick's people do not visit Conservative governnnt that preceded It: The warranted optimism. accountants, time study engineers, office and the client's office or plant. The key client ongoing confrontation between the British The NRC hardly distinguished Itself, providing plant layout and design people. They engage In executives come to Waltham to talk with Hen- government and British labor that dominates drick's people. often-conflicting information from at least four hours of Interrogation and note-taking. politics and immobilizes the economy. The workers and even the executives are upset scattered locations Hendrick said while the results of his two different Nowhere Inthe democratic world Is organized Washington, the generating station here and a by the visitations and morale and efficiency operations for individual clients necessarily are labor as politically powerful as In Britain. But regional of fice in King of Prussia, Pa., a suf fer. confidential, his firm has achieved payroll from this strength comes a national weakness.4 None of this Is necessary, says Hendrlck& Co. Philadelphia suburb. savings for a number of companies of anywhere British politics have been claubased sInc of Waltham, Mass, from $1 million to $12 million a year. World War I and the emergence of the Labor Spokesmen for the federal regulatory agency Hendrick, a prestigious consulting firm that The formula by which Hendrick achieves Party U a sharer of power. Since World War II, variously a.) offered technical data without keeps such a low profile It is little known beyond objective quantifications that the computer can they have been Increasingly dominated b providing any contest enabling laymen to wi the Inner executive circles of Fortune 500 cornaccept and process Is unique, the company said. bread-and-butter economic Issues wage an derstand It, b.) claimed they lacked basic In- ponies, makes Its restructuring surveys without "We can provide swiftly objective norms for benefit demands rather than long-tenx formation, and C.) were unavailable when ever visiting the client company's premises. It spans of control, ratios of primary work to development. In the process, the nationi critical explanations were mod needed, simply calls for records, feeds data Into a secondary work, manager to worker ratios, economy Rtt. H441. Iv4tiiI4nai Disr.,au)u,I (2a..,. £k... -.. - has stagnated. , ma recon. saiary cnuerenuals, work fragmentation J Britain, which launched the Industria Richard Thornburgh, clearly lacked the ex- mendatlons. The whole procedure for a client many other factors," Hendrick said. Revolution, now brings uptl rear among pertise necessary to deal with the exceptionally firm with 2,000 or so employees may take less "Moreover, the computer will draw easily industrial powers. Its gross national produci complex problems encountered within the than two months and very few persons know the readable organization charts," he said, today Is little more than half that of France, loni troubled nuclear facility, study is going on. Ills cwlous Irony, said Hendrick President its economic inferior. The productivity, of British Hendrick says It already has saved Its Charles Rourke, that the average chief executive workers lags far behind their German anc At one point, Thornburgh told residents officer of a big company today has only a hazy Japanese counterparts. Britain has lost lii within a radius of stati n codomers many millions of dollars by cornthat they could minimiss the effect of railistion pt*erlzlng what had been a personal service mental picture of the organizational structure of onetime leading position in key Industries; once dl Company. "We can give him a sharp and the world's second-largest auto 1wuducer, It now exposure by remab' Inside their lames or busi The firm, founded by James G. Hendrick 13 clear picture." oftkeswlthllwlid)wsanddoorscljsed.Bigbe imports half Its needs. And were it not for years ago, lids among Its 'lients General - i withdrew Advice The Hendrick company, like most buslnestes, bonanza of North Sea oil, which will not lad ' Electric, I'17, Xerox, Bank of America; R.J. has worked op a series of its own products. These Indefinitely, It would still be running the ruinous offering any e pla ati n Reynolds, Traveler's Insurance, Crown zeller. Include "House Plots," graphic computerized balance of payment. deficits that drained the The governor never ackrmwIeed that his bach and other. In the Fortune 50011*. organizational charts; "Misplaced Work pound of value throughout the 150. and 'los. MW suggestion had been woethios because 'n Hendrick xnet s h--.i on Mas," graphic displays turned out by the In such a situation, demands for larger cuts of the xenon and krypton nucleldus released Into quc's. Hendrickdoes notengagein =PAthat pinpoint wuleoftizneor money, an economic pie that is not growing have the atmosphere unit beta and gamma rays, both studies nt worker habits or personality end computerized structural resilted In Inflation paralyzing strikes and a which can reaft penetrate virtually aU evgluatiow of cow workers or IMUU"L to solv"unUtatively-4he gxWlng running battle with govsrmsr" of whichever guidance to a worried citizenry covered them. selves with glory. Both federal and state officials, the news media and the utility corporation that operates the trouble-plagued generaging station on Three Mile Island all failed to properly serve the public during that unprecedented crises. By far the most Irresponsible was the General Public Utilities Corp., whose subsidiary power companies own the sprawling plant on the Susquehanna River 10 miles southeast of this state capital. In the early days of the crisis, the cognpany regularly Issued deceptive, misleading and Inaccurate statements, apparently designed to minimize both the excessive damage done earlier and the potential for far more profound disaster in the future. ___________________________ - Letters to lbs eWr are welcssed for puMkadss. All latter, mt be sigied, wllb a malliag adeea aid, If possible, a Wep'n. uhsr - lbs Idsattty .1 lbs writer may be verified, The Evsg HareM wl now lb. wishes of .1111111 who 6 Ut WW 6* ~ Is PUL The Evaft Herald ala0 reserves lb. rbl I. sit letters I. ellawante libel ar to ci Mfg m to space r.q.Ire.s.to, u iz tion — " REV. GAINOUS . ivi arcn ':":' ' — — -. . - x__ n o Emergency train repair crews ews finished draining a ruptured chlor ine tank car Th ursday, neutralizing It with sods ash. And the leaks in two ammonia can were plugged Just a few hours later, Pair . l Sponsored by the Just Us Club and Friendship and Union, the march will be& at the Chamber of Commerce building on First Street. Amift . oullg+ -a S • - - ' . ' - .1 . . 1AA%L I I • I If ., . .S v . . __________________ .. .. S I" " i . • _____________ • - plos ives, Zealots: Lethal — 7 Com 'hinnfi or%n ______I'll _ , 'S WASHINGTON — Religious uas have of several others as well — i'cluing IaBar 's ensued, Singer got the drop on them and 'hued have be. called the always posed a special problem for law on- deridgir Rebecca aid his brother Jot on Ideal terrorist weapon. them off. ing They are hand-held, shoulder-fired mms loaded fo authorities. Their constit utional —A*dhorltl are keeping. wMchi4 eye on L Jan. 11, Utah police swooped in on Singer with beet-seeking warheads th he resp.4m1, yet the "-'.ss Alex Joseph, an ffable, b*erndknally known with maw.moblles. Singer waved his gun around aircraft several miles Ide, in at can shoot down even a emaIl bend of m* madman can polygamist and Mar of his own movi, whose far cluding passenger thoih be never fired It and was fatally shot airliner& wreak on society has been tragically bes cNb1,d Ida 'allies with police and the by the police. MOst frdgonlng of all, the Incident demondsmointrMad In the recent years by Qisriss federal govenmesg to the coeriroom. But —The mod recent Incident w e Jan. dratid once again the sloppy secur ity at Took, as th g Mason an Hey. Jim Jones, Je.epii has an unsettling pe"ciant for r4Igion erred at Tooels Army Depot of Andrews and where the nation's largest Acai being tried In Bak LeksQty1,olv.. and revolver& apply of nerve gas Is three bum guards In the explosives t One stored. The bess was airesdy the target of a NUonobOd holy man called thsj Andrews, A former California policeman and a karate of the guards was seppoeeiy a party to the congreuskn probe of inadequate sec wt was cangig trying to des] plastic esplesives practitioner, Joseph lives a leg fodis In urity crime, lad he had tipped off the FBI, and agents measures and gurd from Toosi. Army Depot In Utah, where he southern Utah with a 24-hour guard posted. His 'selection. Evidence were wtb at the depot gate when the four disclosed worked as a guard. that several seplapoes tried to cover sources say Andrews idhereds, Indudiag tim-ages, at p.e&ie,g atrf,d with case' of the explosives. op an Inventory sl*as*age of 24 nerve-gu shells Waded to other guards that he was a with ge. and openly 'esd their rides and Sources told our associat. D'i. Van AIls that by putting bsnmy roads in their place. polygamist, th at he walked talked with God, gdatá w visitors corns to the tIL_JIy, whet Andrews really vu after was a supply of Aim reported was the *111 imszplalnsd and that he believed be should prepare for any Goe member of lbS greop is upset cuthe who grenades. Alarmed at the Singer shooting less isippsuce of ens shell filled with'. nerve gas ftVeaillssi to that autheitty by mec1pli.g a lena oat superb imyss, eIsiig a t two weeks earlier, And rews wanted the so strong that one-fiftieth ofa drop on a person's 1rlvats cathe of wiepos. igPed"Mwe qctbst fits over lb. hand grenades to protect lrdm.eIf from a 'iiiw polki shin Con be tat.I. The pressodlen is leery of the reitgka bres kMN reid. He had already collected a bsr of M4$ Footnote: ( sources tell us that other motivation b1 the Andrews ceso, and end Perhaps for these riv, some Utah lawmen al4iui rss, acosri_ag to o ur aoarcei. Isp polygssnoi. fatIci have doc'q$bd weapone In ethathswa'gtesel1 have aid plotwes of the stolen .daMves to mercenerles, t PSUOn flIOVS$ l$el* them by law enprastice. *W bonIledthok 110" Glow gurds be&% Aadrsvsls nat the first truculent pslygam to WMárII1eS. Thoi the violunce—Jibe flIr staved TIot IS UWLI blown the plot, Andrews would certainly ha give Western lawmen use for alasa. Ct ve prone halts cc'lM, only a alI minority of shWSN by ermW"' a his pelyies away with the explosives, The four gthe e imated 24* religiously oriented st these recent tises: f ti Ut 'dseWiid ce'wl'Wid the entire M ahift at the nitra. pelygenults in the United Slats., lb. d —we Mvealre* 10 ortodari1LeDerma, piv"'-- on lead toleviola be weld emeuiw Mirage ares.__ who Ii in hiding In Mexico, charged wb two shed aay iitcsr who they pose to soddy in oat of all properties to e en MO property. Fentbormi _rs, lbs thiavu vuo only a few their mamericel Mr.h. Thay foresee lbs murders I. Utah ad one in Caladi. Psitce Folks piMig as La A ad of -uM1 meper busrs away from several Radsys the weeld as i'm—bed ad up" is be MW Why MO d osre bead d * folevers has repestars_u.ffl is r. 'i.u.ascwe by the ie eNy4e-c leeks upon by God to for lbs reugisa , they toted to iiih. .the wtby Woje Vad ad ilce as lbs p'wtIc npliud,s. bv*ar. The 'siks Doemedoy camst a&. Wider stance. IWYW5 se funds for the hazd of hewing ddldr . 11 sale will be held at Zayre In Sided Sstwdeyfroml0ajn,T publlclswgsdtohelpwlth thlg - ;. Longer wheelbase. More front and rear shoulder room. More front seat hip room. ô.Wkjer rear hatch Quad rectangular headlamps. ,- Larger fuel tank (21 gallons) L I , . : ,!J I ,-~.V 'Al ~ , , , $ 1 Rear bumper guards. "i,0 % 11 ( ___ ) Sporty fastback styling Deluxe 1nl bucket seats. — , Pbes iduedsed imago.. . awsWt .Iu.dd In. h.vI9.: ID W a JACK ANDERSON Ex To The Hunt ., .. • :: .Kwakminuie.call. 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I I I 'SpecIal 01 condItioning hst price applies to oil AMC Split, Concord and Pacer models eq uipped with I Wiiolsd 01 condItioning ordered between March 1 and May 10 or deftveied from dealer stock by May 3tctoiy 1979 STENSTROM SANFORD MOTOR CO. lULlV IM! 101 — 401 or $34$N * PARK OS.. $ANPOID Q thigs& FF15PT S S ", ". wider engi ne choice. 14,Dekice color-keyed seat belts, REALTOR. ASSOCIATE va*sawrl rimai'çlycn all ca)h within di. U.S. £bcciiill mm Ju nut Jiemietwi nwiiwt .pmim.iia beii.iiwe. ankaid. aikiciIi, S(tSpl(W45J4 l*IIn Ii hindlisnil. chick vowiiIiiI - frI' 0 Much - - • • - Y'All Corn. Bake Sale For A Good Cause . i e t ga o The public is invited to attend the Sanford-Seminole Jayc annual Easter Egg Hunt for children. More than 1,000 eggs will be hidden In Fort Mellon Park located directly behind the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce b"! on First Street In Sanford. The tim begin. Sunday at 2 p.m., according to Dale Wagner, vice President of the club. , ... ' Sunday morning, said he was driving on a road that paralleled the track and the train "seemed to be going a lot faster than In the past. I know he was doing a little better than 55 because I was doing 55 and he was pulling away." Conner did not see rhp derailment because the road forks before the Yellow River trestle. L&N President Richard Spence said his probers estimate the train's speed at between 31 and 41 miles an hour at the time of the derailment. ' , . Cause of the Sunday derailmud which mewed oolsonous in clouds Into the air and rotoe!,000 persons out oftheir homes has not been determined. A possible sabotage report is being checked out by the National Transportation Saft øoa. ment but we are looking into it because we Investigate all such reports," the safety board spokesman said. Meanwhile Thursday in Crestview, about five miles from the derailment site, a U.S. Senate subcommittee headed by Sen. Lawton Chiles fl.F1n was trying to prevent future derailments, His committee listened to witnesses discuss problems in the cleanup and federal offidais discuss possible rules tightening for the Louisville and Nashville line, - • . wreckage will be cleared away from the roadbed and track, and the trod!e over the Yellow River repaired by Saturday, ready to resume normal o; =lions. - - -. S length and weight of trains. He was told no restrictions exist, although the FR/I Is considerIng regulations on train size and tonnage. Chiles suggested the makeup of the trains be controlled to prevent "what are floating gas bombs and explosives going down the rail." ____ - - "It Is highly unlikely that this Conner, a chemical worker on lions ICC. Duller estimated the could have caused the derail. the way home from work Inv s lgatcrs i t rs said they were looking Into a report that a A surprise witness told the Chiles questioned officials portion of the track had been committee he clocked the train from the Federal Railroad Rev. T. E. Gainous of Orlando damaged by rifle fire a week at more than 55 miles an hour Administration closely about " Most ci the danr is will be guest speaker Sunday bsL1. lbs ni i*. lust before the crash. Ellis regulations governing the a oroerun at Sanftrd Civic said Okaloosi Cow*y Chief Lputy John Peaden. He aid Center that will climax a only those few famf11g living memorial Candlelight Mardi adjacent to the derathnii* site honoring the late Dr. G. H. would be prevented from Wilson returning home when the Stark. and Mother Ruby evacuation order was lift,,!. at 7:30 p.m. The public Is invitedtoparticlpete. NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) — With Easter showers falling, California Gov.Iesni G. Brown and Ida rock Mar girlfriend Undo Rotutadi today viewed scow of the world's led greet herds of wildlife from the seclusion of theE' private laded camp deep In Kenya's big game country. Brown and Ms. Rondadi fled from the rigors of official engagements and a pease of pursuing journalists Wedmadsy night and wed to a luxurious camp In the Masal MaraGsone Park in the .ashrnpottlon of thecoiagry—a favorite of former Secretary of 51.1, Henry Kissinger when he visited Kenya. It was the first time the couple had been together since they arrived In In Kenya Monday, but both have firmly denied persisted rumors they would get married during their g safari. •.. Some borne Owners were escorted in and Old Of the evacuation area by deputies lateThursdayto feed their livestock, I Brown Gets Some Privacy - BERRY'S WORLD S MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) Nicaragua's national giar1 says the guerrIlla-held city of Esteli will fall under It. control today but Sandinista rebels In the provincial capital said they were successfully resisting government air and artillery attacks. "We already control 70 percent of the city and we think we can capture It by today,"Col. Aquiles Aranda Escobar, the national guard spokesman, said Thursday. The SawInI4a Radio dlsptded the claim and said, "The city Is coinplet.ly under Sandlnista control." The rebels said they attacked the guard command In EMaIl at midday Thweday and reported mounting fIgPin.g In the Afternoon. • 14N vice president of opera- — — .• MILLIGAN, Fla. (UP!) All Waking IAN tank cars at the derailment site have been patched and the deadly Chlorine has been neutralized, said offidala, who plan to let aU but a handful of 1,200 people return home today, ______ how • Questions Raised On Derailment Fight To Control City • o Write IIIIIIIIII .' I $350; a chain saw valued at $289 Robert Vadejo, 23, of 1040 from a parking lot at the San and al4K gold commemorative North St., Longwood, told Jose Apartments in Winter coin necklace valued at $150. deputies he heard noises in his Park, deputies say. Michael D. RESTAURANT BREAK-IN front yard at about the time of First, 19, of 2312 Mulberry Chappy's, 1900 N. Orlando the burglary. Nothing else of Road, said the motorcycle was Avenue, Fern Park, was ran- value was taken from the van, valued at $3,200. sacked sometime Tuesday and deputies say. TELEVISION STOlEN $797 was taken from a money ARREST Someone broke out the back - Jay Graham Williams, 31, Ft. window panel of a car In Fern box, deputies say. The burglar apparently Myers, was arrested Tuesday Park and stole a black and climbed a fence surrounding for burglary and grand theft in white television set valued at the restaurant-pub establish- Casselberry, deputies say. $120, deputies report. Williams allegedly broke into ment to the second floor and cut Jeffrey Palma, 19, of 1716 through a screen window to the Lang Hardware Store in U.S. 17-92, Fern Park said the .gain access, deputies say. Casselberry and stole $40 burglary occurred between 9 COLT .38 STOLEN before he was apprehended by p.m. and 11 p.m. Tuesday in the A Colt .38 detective special Casselberry police, parking lot of "Antique City" was stolen sometime Monday Casselberry police said located on 17-92 in Fern Park. from a car parked at 561 E. Williams was stopped at Nothing else of value was stolen Third St., Chuluota, Seminole Triplett Drive and Winter Park from the car, deputies said. County deputies say. The gun is Drive Wednesday at 2 p.m. BOAT STOLEN valued at $200. when his car struck another A 12-foot fiberglass boat was Norman James, 36, of car. He fled the scene of the stolen sometime between April Pensacola told deputies his gun accident but was apprehended 5 and Tuesday from a dock was unloaded and in a "spring" by Seminole County sheriff's behind the Marbeya Club holster. There were no signs of deputies soon afterward near Apartments, deputies say. forced entry found on the car, SR 427 and 17.92 intersection, The mint green colored boat deputie s say. police said. was valued at $350 and belonged RADAR He was taken to Seminole to Walter Wolfe III, 30 of the DETEC'I'OR TAKEN County Jail in lieu of $5,200 Marbeya Club Apartments. A radar detector valued at bond. The boat was not registered $100 was stolen about 3 a.m. MOTORCYCLE TAKEN and was equipped with a small Monday from a van, deputies A 1978 Kawasaki motorcycle Super Motor Guide trolling say. was stolen sometime Tuesday motor, Wolfe told deputies. Is Pas t' 'The Danger - _______ - Pleas e A 44-year-old Longwood man electric t ypewriter and other was arrested Thursday for equipment, deputies say. Total attempted sexual battery and amount of property stolen was lewd and lascivious assault of a eetunated at $65. girl under 11, according to ABDUCTION Seminole County deputies. Nealle Gills III, 17, of 201 Darrell Hoffman, 46, 01 M Cadillac Court, Altamonte Tomoka, Longwood, Is free on a Springs, told deputies he was bond of $400. He Is scheduled h.ld at mtnivdnt .arlu for an initial appearance morning by a hitchhiker. bluejuns, deputies say, Monday before Seminole Gills told deputies he picked HOUSE BURGLARY County Court Judge Wallace up the hitchhiker at North More than $2,000 worth of Hall, deputies say. Street near Palm Springs Drive personal property was stolen At the Initial court ap- In Altamonte Springs when the Tuesday from the home of a pearance, appropriate bond incident occurred. Paola man, Seminole County setting Is determined and a deputies said. The hitchhiker pointed a gun lawyer appointed for defuiat Gillis and told him to drive as Ben Langdon, 45, of Banana dint. If they are indigent, fast as he could because the lake Road, Paola, told deputies Ray, chief assistant state atpolice were pursuing him, he left home at 2:20 p.m. torney said. according to deputies. Tuesday to go to the bank and OFFICE EQUIPMENT Gillis told deputies he drove returned about an hour later to TAKEN eastbound on North Street and find the front door of his home The business office of Florida skidded into a three-loot ditch wide OPt!), Worm Growers, Box 30, and knocked down two street Isngdon told deputies he had Maitland, was ransacked signs. The hitchhiker then locked deadsometime Sunday night and leaped out of the car and bolte the house and Deputies d the front door. several pieces of office headed east down a dirt roadsay the burglar pried open equipment were taken, ac- near the scene, deputies say. front door to gain access, cording to deputies. The hitchhiker was In his late Burglars rifled several file teens or early 20s, had shoulder Among the more expensive cabinets and desks and stole a length blond hair and was Items taken were an 18K gold calculator, petty cob box, an wearing a white T-shirt and antique diamond ring valued at IN BRIEF He said because of the vagueness of current law neither DNR nor the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission Is granted complete responsibility and control of the weed eradication program, causing interagency conflicts and delays. He noted in the case of Lake Orients In Altamonte Springs It took a seven years struggle to finally obtain permission to use the white amur in the lake. ANGL E.WAL TERS Longwood Man Charged With Assault WORLD State Rep. Bobby Brantley reports he has filed legislation to designate the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) as the controlling agency over Floriday aquatic weed control activities and programs. The Brantley bill would also permit DNR to "propagate and use the white amur fish for weed control purposes in the state." Friday, April 13, 1979—SA - SOS Si. French Ave. liaised Phone sn.43e2 - I) 11 �A-EvseIn1 $siald, Ssnfsrd, Fl. Friday, WI 13, im COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. Itm of PWAY 110,111 Adventist coneftm THE SIVINTHOLY Aswc. Passer carcmscl..I 9:31$IIa.M. Ps* Sivtlm wIll 611111$ liv all s,is F14I1wIMØ Ciffli bItø$4ø $IIYlCi$ THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, Poster .r s.tmsi II The I'L 111 God : FIRST ASSEMBLY op GOD CHURCH Car 2mondalin *qLv.00acq~ Mal NTIYSIDE TCHURCH WISPrIyIrMII Psi" :: FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SI$PsrRA,ip5ls' Jay T.Cssmifs ps' Wsnlip 5:15a.m. yS€Riif 1:41a.m. MIrSII5WSrIN 11:11am. 5:15p.m. 1: pm. CRirclTralsla t14lIWiflRIp WitPrsyirSir,Ics Wed. Service 5:15p.m. Kevin's In the junior Choir. You better believe Kevin Is in the Junior choir... you'll sometimes hear him above the rest . . . occasionally a shade off pitch. tonal School MiraeaWirilIp 14:348.m. ,€' 1:55p.m. 5:55P.m. PROVIDED JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1621 West Pint 1~ I Sully SdIHI MsralaSirvici Ivula service SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH WAIrpsd Blvd. Wednesday Service O40Trvtls far a How Coy Plvas)fl.NOs CIIII5rIW.$ctspS MjpJ1* I 1111101 Service Prow MWIF4 Wed. LLA*IMARY BAPTIST MISSION I$L.SWIIw.LaEsMavy ls'.JImN.g 'a" SesIlyS service ?:10p.m. Christian Science XZ We" iwp Wed. Prsye, Iirv. 1:15p.m. 1:15p.m. __ _ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH msiW.Nmm,$ i St Msrila, WsnRIp CturctTralsIs, WSIIMP ili Park Avi. Chorch S~ • IdW .• - ' . • . ,. :4I 'a;: CHURCH OF CHRIST I till PirtAviaw UvaligIllil Fred saw lj15p.m. Morning Worship p Icss Prayer aB4tIs"vow SAPTISIC"URCIN w6w Nood 1143 CsY 5550, J - leril$ I '. Catholic .. Of God I ( CHURCH OF 000 IS3W.flslStrwI C. D.Havrli Pails' Svaliy School 9341 a.m. ALL SOULS CATHOlIC CHURCH 111 • .. • Fishy Evas5sII$t$cSirv Family 00400 hi-vu, t. p,ss, ij Mu. P.1* ,.al.VIglIMsss 1:55p.m. Y.P.E.Wsd. "$va.Masa Sam. lS:15L1*assa 4415-Ppm. .AslIndsss.Sa$. f . - • l ) . .4 ,:$p.si Still Methodist MVIT"WITCHURCH Alips'S 54W. &WTI . lsv.FrcIR.Sirll.. P51* Sil14s,4WWidm 11:45a.m. • • OUR LADY OP SSIP?$55V cw iirg ssav Advert" Sir. Stiubto V.n.a Elll,l.. 148054M Sunday Islipm. LAske 0 Sim ". 19:29-48 't1W is, a Monday Tue-iday Thursday Friday Wednesday 0 Luke 0 Ltske e Lukc Lijkc 9 0 20:1.47 uu• rOuuOwing Sponsors Make This - ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK FLAGSHIP SANK 23:118 Howard H. Hodges and Staff GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HARRELL& BEVERLY . TRANSMISSION Mel Dekie and Employes T~ Drive. Soolaid Estates Faster 23:39-56 KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff n.3oo IIiiw, PtslMd . STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff ) WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes .' • • __ -put 81011101 Curl, 004611Y las. WO 8 wMi. ;7!!Ais. us,us rue uu cuwes, sPas W. Must. Psi,IVI 550W CISOI. 111155 PP"$lrsif. $s.ised P$aiuif SIOI Duel 11155. Alupset Blvd. Pr$irIS LaN 50I0, Il0,s Si.. Sue Pill Pus,a.., Vuluairy SNIW Duel, MINI, 55N, il..y 50,110 D.l, HIsS liaised ldsod s owl. $555 55 J..ssINssIiySaissu Dun. SI. Nd. 4)1 Oslsim Clurilulcami,saCi$y.Mc. urdIh Ii) P4.5 Ave. 55 NW$amn SiOIif C11111"k comm $05. urury SWISS till L CNSr II ifl-ry dIstil. $3 dypryus 55, TRwyIs 50,110 CIlunuIu Willia 0.511 rulusry SI ' &tcS Mill aW$ I.0 rtsr--- .l., Sili Nips 55511110111, lii Orsaps Ave. .e Ni. mu a Cl u il, Silsil Duel.CyMMIIN$Rud Lake Mivy 11, w-, s - tin • lull if INN 1i&iis aNy lullif Liii u Cu. Dullalele CHURCH OP 500 dIstil if lid. 151 Nti dIstil 115W. III W. 71id St. Do t- if Sit OlilS CIsel 55511 $5410551. Liii MIs'Sa Clued SI lid MIssli.. Us$srPr$ui dIstil SI Sit $45155. 1 dIstil if lid Ii Christ. Ovlids • ClsrilalOldifPrspisiy.2*L Sim Avi. Church sushi Puspilcy, 1155$. P1TSIMMII Lvi. liscisCIwitif lid. IllS W.l)S5 It. Saslurd 'Try Clued at SiI'. *111 IId,a.ssl Lvi.. $ii$Std ___ ' ___ EA$TER*OITN000* _ ____ lasses dI*shsi Duel. it. Dime., 7115. MapssIia LVI.. liaIsed IasSsraOr*sdi. CluCk. $5. 5ps 145 $lss Cl., AHamss$ dIstil aims NilhuS Ills Mily çi opwila CIIrI. lii SI Lv... liaised ls Lass tsst Duel. UU5Li TraIl, 5555yy . Clued. hull St.. NV SINeS ____ AN $55 uItI.riIiiis-s Si. Id Dull. *55. HI 55. Perk _______ Owl. SI . g 10110- a 1111101010104- ll,, I. 155 * SleW WIN N. ____ Dull. ISO Js,,y A fK-ale,Am____ *155.. diNe 11155550*. ill,PiSlCINCsrNpCIuluI. PiesaiCif, SNV sims. saw. 0111109010011 Dull. HISS. 111$. , 1ifN5.*5i', . ... ____ . . p• . ww Della. Owl, 1*1. lIaised Lvi 10 Sly 150W 5rs Or*sd.a Church. U. Jilu Cktysss$im Chapsi. U.S. Hwy. 1141. Pits Put EPISCOPAL -4, MalIlaid. 33$ Liii Lvi. TisCIurlif *55511 1 sa $aius U-- dIstil. I. Oslary Ave.. 5uisrprlw curio Iplscspsl dIstil, u.i NsIy Cuiss Spissipil. Pill AvI. limit., $a11std 55.5 IItSDW1.$I11 LIINNS Id..WWSI Nit . p_ . NV 150100111. $3155. Pirl $0. - 55, Sue ls1*wli*.di.. Owl. 55. 55,,,, if 54L. $14 $s ______________ - St Lutes LvtIIcan CIIvch. It. 415 StavIa Ii ¶teØII, Lu*teetue Ct&rcft. *2* t Wait* 14. Lsa ussd CSeril if Christ. 00014-8 II Christ. Lee""" Clued ii Christ. W. 11* St. Nedlsids Clerct if Christ, 5I Havia Dr.. MIItIiIId Slld 01*51 CIItI. 1555. MVPS1I SSVd 5551r Della. dIstil, 5411*5 Him Or. *1111* 1*5.4W Della. Owl. liar 1*11411 JW4I5i _____ , _ CISNICH OP CMII, Duel 1101415. I$1$ S. Pork An. .--rs DelliIDe0,,5sIi1*sNs.uNS4 CurIO ClsW. IN Film lohI St.. r.r1 lss. . SIN Ama $rn.sr. mull., ii Wsn$ils Mull. lrIafl IprIaps Csa.,IU1MSS 0141141. Owl. 115$ Silt CIWllICiWif Load R*,U.I 1141 N. Ciusiry . . . LUTNISAN £U1,LI Liflusa Dud. OuIdveai Dr.. Csttty 1 SUulNd Lailetis. Ills S. Orlauds St. 5* 1 LdhuaaCtwll 0 • LiflsesuDueilSI*5RS15Iuf.HOW.NSPIICS 1111119111011 "AW40 Dull. LaN. Isis 11.1 HWY. . 11 W. Cuswlsrvv . _.---..-..., __-.._... ,•.---._-------. .---.• -,----• NAZARENE . . . First Chuck Of Me Nuarwe. 71(1 $aiis,d • 0.sSvaClwrclif*.Nuars.s. 1-4.46,60"s Liii Mary CIvil ii lIe Nazarene. Liii Mary Blvd., LII Mary USSOSIO Cluck ii tIe Nuorias, Waym • LSflLUI PIESBYTIRIAN . 054155 Ptisiy*lii dIstil. Hillail Slid., a Lull. Lap., Liii Mary United PrIslyIsrIss Dud Pint PtiIiylStlia Cksrdl. Oil Ave. a 1011. First Presbyterian CIsril .dD,s.,y,u. H~ CaivaaI Priuiv$etlaa CluCk. $1111. Orlials Sr. It. Lalews Presbyterian Churl. WI) Ssit Ills II. St. Marks Preulihitlas Clueck lIlt s..N.. Ldimiai 5r1,s - -----•..- -.-.-.--•-, - - - - , Holy Week services at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Qugct,514W. Concord Ave., Orlando, will be on Holy Thur. Way at7:30p.Ifl.; Good Friday, 9:30a.m.,3p.m., and $pin. - a Blessing USNIS riuslt, PT I$,S Iai duel. Up"Id. WSualsiuiy PTSSIIIS.,ia Clutil. Nd NI 50.. CISUOSr,y METHODIST larasit UnIted M.mi,iai CIsill. 1. DsIa,y Ave., lilsrprlis liar Lake United Msthidlst CIiwcI Bi*14 A.M.I. ClurcI, Canaan H5t5. Canilbsrry Cammusity United Msiasdlsh Clued, Hwy. $145 a Plaiy ltd5s Rd.. CassilNscry Christ United Methodist CIsud. Tucker Or.. hiliad lullS Deliry Csasm,aoty Ms*sdisl Duct. W. NIOSiMaId., Silary First United Mittsdit dIstil. ill Pall Lvi. First *5*101st Church if Oviedo! First kvllsrs Ms*sdlst CIsril. 7155 Saslsud ave. . Mi*idlit Cluik. 155W. 415 St. lialva M.$tsdlst Cluck. Geneva Grace United Udlidist Cluck. Airport Blvd. Iraif Ckapel AME. Cluck. Oviedo Oiigrsw Mi*i*st dud. O'.id OUses Miltidist___ Clued P1141 Wislsyas Ma*a&st, It. 45 W. at Pasta St. Jams A.M.N. I ll at Cpuss St. Lvii MS. Cluct if Camsru. City Inc IiardaNil $1411 $t. Mary's A.M.E. Cluck. St. St. 415. Oøsls St. Pails Mi*sdist Cluck. Ostsis Rd.. Emtsrpilas 1*11*0 Mamsrlaa dIstil, S. Dslsry Ienllmhe United *5lls*st Churd SR '3usd $4. LsJLp..41 Orthodox Holy Week :. WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes A special Easter program for chllen will be presented at thsV:liaJn.Sunday School hour SwsdayatMcension Church, Casselberry. Easter services will be conducted at 10:30 am. by Pastor Gerald W. Sesinan. Fadr Festival jylcea will be held at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Sutday at St. Luke's Lutheran (birch, Slavia, fssturthg the choir, a brm enaenble, and joyous h)lnas of the resirrection. A 10 am. Slovak festival worship with Holy Conummion will also be held. Holy Communion will be observed at the ii a.m. Ill ___ . It Pit Lvi. if fiu- $5 l,Ia,., II. Ma. III ____ 1 sw Ts Ic $IVINTNS*Y LIVINT,$T Pile 1*5 , , l!SSP AlisulU Dud, Hwy. ill, P,,iil C '*1J1114 AvI. iI$5$ loss..ci3 liaised InsiliSsy uusulul dIstil . a Sm sr$ ,1 Is_L*5N*LJ4WUCIIJI.$$,M5NIt *5,5 NIl li'iif Siy iptsMU Cluel, Ill Plas $1. $iauld RrMaar.nini WWWLAs Sam k V W INS. HISS. 11 ti-i-ela. NIIy Yr CNulliflsdSDes5- lIters Si *ap. _ , .- ---.- fl.J1, I-- Sir-psiO Caapriiupuj. t1.I_. ...1 rTIJWIJUJ 17 aJGH W. rA I At ihis tim. of __ Râert speak $u.day at at God, Sast.rd. term, he aid his Irn-ul I_i limi %MEFWW run 10- ftft 4006 $auisri Iiu Dull. aN liaised Lvi. liaised TN IJ7 p 5 • - West ______ ____ no* iisuI I, :45 AM. Sunday School V ictory Follows The Cross voijor U14Chridendom, we observe a solemn remembrinee of the crwiIllkn of Jon olNuardh, Via Qwlgof God. He iusr.d the meet MISSION dwoesdand4pomialmdWh u wsu as ins cnu.ius IAKIR eacidis our forsivesea words of tie beloved Apestis Rev. C, Smith, andalcemsiato the fadly of Joirn, "If wecomfeaoirilnghe Assemblies of God God ad sveiaUy o ISa is fa*IñI and Jed and will mIufe.ary to Eurasia,. Halves. Ow hiutsarl uksd Isrgiveiaow Was asdpwify in will 7 bytheavfINesoftborlc bern all umiginsosuoss. (I fact sad our consclesces John 1.4). pan. Fst AueMy of likewise crushed by the Bat we are looklrg foiard Duriag MM hu.wi.s t it wu ow for the dimu ws know now is ant Na that pat I th.r to am. Gocoder we will join wife. Lucille, established Today we hamibly the peattiuIgOlvtdsry "He is a youth evangelistic acIswIse or flume, or To ruwrsdI of J.a Is seed of God's ceedr I Law, 1ga, IN ad hsv., thin to the isulf.tsti* of God's AMea. ____ Gsdwsbollns ad acosptbls his U"rdady ow dlaIg)5 over forgivssie, for ws few. ths we and all Its facets. it Is the if hiuhil 1.Illvi r--1IL. awl, Ill NIl Ii., ONes. -J Palms Tuesday at 7 p.m. and Ifoly Thursday and Good Friday ssr. *ad 7p.m. Baskets of Easter food will be hi-esid following the qvdg$ service an Holy Saturday. OTNIS CNU$CNIS MISS *45.5. Dull, SN,, a s. SII dime htNis. Willis Pwl II. SaieN,N Aspuss rr-wu ChIlI ISS*N Lvi. CtLTLI CIu JSIuIDrWif$,INil SsyIsl*, PHIl__.ifC14IIT1MTIINLIIIlir t1 ' mom ,iN *i., mud.. SSIII .IIJNISet1U*, TIHO 555s Pint NM Owl if ____ _____ ____ _____ I 5Si SM. MI IS.. Still SI SINS T151515I5, Ili..,4, ASS.. 4555 1515 nru ti- il 1Npi NIll) - Of It Ispti.'s Orthodox (birth, Oñhodoa (birth., In America, $11 South St., Fern Paris, will bsgin its Holy Week services with the blmkV of palmi and willow branch.s at the 6p.m. vIgd service, batirday, In pripsrMIan for PaIns 8*v se 55i 'IIUUS pie I Christ Church Celebrates Festival Services • WILSON-MAsER FURNITURE CO.,..: Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson . SENKARIK GLASS &PAINT CO.,INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes Guest Speaker MS:.:5l*:.1W IRSs,i::rllI Sender S~ ,, 1i ..Archie and Margaret Boone, parents of singer Pat Boone, of uhvWe,Twn. will speak at Women's Aglow on April 20 at 10 am. at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Maitland. Duc Graham will be guest speaker Sunday t jft Trinity Assembly of God at the 7 p.m. service. He received his Bachelor of Divinity degree from. Southern 111110thOM University in 1970 and moved to Orlando lad August to fulfUl a trkveling ministry. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY 9111110146V OP IS• The .Boon.s To Speak Rv. W.1155 P1112511VTORIAN CHAPOL lvAMssmisI L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE S4.00 PER WEEK , CAL L 322 2611 David Beverly and Staff BIBLE BOOK CENTER -y CHRIST UNITED Luke J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes 3000 S. Orlando Dr. CELERY CITY PRINTINOCO., INC. DEKLES' GULF SERVICE i Church Notice And Directory Page Possible THE MCKIBBINAGENCY Insurance OF - 22:14-.S3 22:1.13 5111 p.eu ar.colmary"Savisideft Widiiday morning player, Sv I, zeyre 21:1-28 aturdtjy 355-$$55s' 711.110 5 Easter Celebration "Easter Celebration" by Harold De Cou, an Easter cantata, p.m. by the choir mder the on'khvt Baptist Church of GEOVI uPaswc PAL 511a.M. , = =Mike iYad$Ci $IIr$srssps lz$P.*. Mile WY Provided tsralhirv$cis Su!u'..S s.eCt,..J bv The Am. 1W1. Society Pis* Sy"ll sell" MoraingWorship evan"Islieservies ' . .,...sjAvs SSI WIISs'Avi..L*sMa,y ISV. A.F. Stevens MIaWIN lendsy ClurcI kInd 1:41a.m. IS ' I "'I •' ••• ' • "Therewill be a service of Holy Communion on Easter &snday at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Sanford, at 10 HULAkUMARYUNITSD i.'. TRUE CHUICHOP GOD 71 PiinYtciiUiiai i maintain a Cirlsilas it NIndsrwrsssmrii.,011* orao. 1\ Wo low I lNu. "Wr,_pr,,40,l . Worship Pf. Willi" Iwo 1 . .. . Holy Communion. ' ST. LURE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH , Church $ Poster sol-man" P.. . Pow Moeap wsnip IL14IIrISCRWrCRISAM.rMM I 11 11 11 ..' Dr. Rev. Ralph 1. Lem" . . • mpty T A : LTHIIANCNIJRCH 1:15p.m. pre,ent 'Th adult choir of First irdBaplldChurch,Deltona,will jilpr aa by ".1" n.e '" IMW Greater &NVV Easter '" unay a :30 p.m. r e r bring Easter message at the 1 service. "This IS The LIWI Presbyterian Elmor Poste Sunday School 1:11a.m. COVENANT hey Easter Cantata S NuPSy ODODSHIPHEID 11:11a.m. Twidiy Wednesday BAVINNA PAIN • 555p.m. Ls" a" clam 0-4 P.m. WsrsiWpSirvIcs Service Wormy 11:55a.m. •vesuaIirv$cs IresunhsnIMlsaliss,, .j ' T ll evening ..YsusPws TRuid, , CIfl Barbara Johnhnn will nresent a concert of Christian tlrn.d4.. at 73 music Sunday 0 r .m • at First -'-r Be" .' • former member of the church, she Is a mWderW student at Sidson University. The concert is open to the public. .' Ml fl.I11hI RIhi4lRji, • P11* Women Who Knew J esus Concert Scheduled - CHURCH Kindervert" OW BAPTIST CHURCH Dr. Martial C. Dendy will speak on "The Reswrect1on (banged the Story" at Covenant Presbyterian Church at the 9 am. service. •: ST PINTICOITAI. 11:168.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE IIIDEMUR 27 Oil Li. "The LW*,rss Have* asd PALMETTO AVENUE Ietle Cia Wlr$MsifIaSSvwIsy WINTII $PSS. COMMUNITY IVAMSILICAI. CONIRESATIOISAI. MI14III5$ WNW SPS1.EII*Ia$I,y Sf1114 TV : Ii:Ntm. Warft - Th. Resurrection 117:3006 :N. Congregational Till. 555 1 FIRST PENTECOSTAL ':) CHURCH OF LONOW000 MIOru,sStrid lav.E.Ru*Sru, LØ,s Evant'eicai - Rev. løsrtsvrss Christ hldsyldissl Pentecostal 11:018.0. 11:11am. Wors lj 1:15p.m. "i' l Row-Roy misICristir lids, HsiyCmmviiI* lu Good News Singers have accepted an invitation from the M usi c Man, to perform at the Florida State Pair in Tampa Sunday night The concert will be in the music 4. p.vwuii5i p.m. Sanford members of the group are Lucy Magill, Pat and Francis 1:55 •visglIIs$ Service 7:iIp.. Nwrslry Provided for 141 Services The Nov. Let" D.1Iplr 7*IS p.m. a up Ysvll$avr News Singers • p1Lne •pll MitWieS Service (Wit) HOLY CROSS lI S im. .. , $isl P11* 9:410.0%. 11:11a.m. 5:55P.m. 1:Np.*. "or Service Lp,s.pa, co palI P48ow 45La. WN$.Mj NWO VAN 010 Epis - - FIRIYCWUIC)IOP CHRIS? SCIENTIST DILTONA LONOW000 Good OP TUNAZAUNU uMMy 1 What we give of our time and means a grea't deal o our church It means even more to us! • AL ak aLa IJISCOVeT that h'Uui uiiS aster. IIIII&M. PIRIT CHURCH II:lI•,m. • MllsONAvc ift J. "ion Think, too, of the effect on Kevin. His youthful heart is warming to the • L a. t vi e is central tru th 01 ff5 religion. H 1 Ii & a a lii .1, Ci 11e Story of feeling, no JUSI Easter. Poster 11:158.m. 11:068.m. 1:15p.m. 1:15p.m. jllilp" . -w as Bu e JOYOUS message of Easter is never sung with any more en1 th usiasm than when Kevin and his friendssing "Up From Ite Grave He Arose." The effect on the congregation is electrifying. 1:15am. Fergualon; Alleltiis" byWordwo and %Muse He Lives" by Gaither. Dr. Jay T. Cosmato will speak on the topic, "Alive Forevermore." ,. azareni Afilm,"Ifl5hou1dDIe", ll be shown at the 7pm service. wi .. M.ffl,sW.rsIWp 4: of P. . , now. tImiadLWlSU' UI In Seminole County as well &, Church, Highway 17-92, at Lake music by the choir. A breakfast the singing and special music Other parts of the world Mary Boulevard, will hold a 7 In the parish hail will follow the will be presented by the choir-of Christians will be greeting the a.m. service with Dr. Marshall service. First Baptist Church, SwIEaster dawn with song and C. Dendy leading the morning Associate Pastor Walter Reid water. Rev. Charles Wallle, praise at sunrise services. All meditation In the pine trees will speak at the 6:30 a.m. pastor of the St. Stephen these services are open to the behind the church building. Easter Sunrise Service at Lutheran Church will give the public. Rev. Ed Davis, organizing Community United Methodist message. Oiler participating In Sanford, the Sanford pastor of Winter Springs Church in Casselberry In the churches will be First Baptist, Ministerial Man. will sponsor a Chapel, will assist. Breakfast north parking lot. A breakfast Sanlando, Wekiva Presbyterian community sunrise service will be served following the will be served in fellowship hail and Like Brantley Community Sunday at 6:30 a.m. at Sanford service. following the service. United Brethren. Civic Center with Rev. Amos The Oviedo Community A Galilean i,arlse service Ascension Lutheran Church, Jones, minister of St. John Easter Sunrise Service will be 351 Ascension Drive, will be held at 6:30 a.m.ii Baptist Church, as speaker. at 5:45 a.m. on the west shore of Casselberry, will hold a 6:30 Fountain Lake at Zellwdd Others participating In the Lake Charm. Persons attending a.m. service at the lakeside by Station on U.S. 441. Fray service are Dr. Virgil L. Bryant the inter-denominational the church with Rev. Gerald W. ticipatlng churches are Jr., First Presbyterian Church; service are encouraged to bring Seaman speaking on "Winners Zellwood United Methodist, Rev. Eric Darrow, Sanford chairs ora blanket to sit on. The in the Easter Race." The Rolling Hills Community Alliance Church; Rev. Freddie Easter sermon will be given by Couples' Club will hod an Church, and St. PatricEs mnn, t.eixrai 25apusI; ztev. ttev. Jerry jacom new pastor Roman Catholic Church, *. Easter breakfast The annual Geneva Corn. tie service. Hugh Pain, First Christian of Fountainhead Baptist Dora. tnirnfty Easter Sunrise Service Lake Brantley area churches Church and Pastor Don Cox, Church. me Easter Sunrise Service at An Easter Sunrise Serpjte will be at 5:45 a.m. on Sum- Meulak LuUICIan Ch First Assembly. IUCII, 510 have scheduled an Easter will be held on the church lin Churches In the Lockhart. mer }fj overlooking Lake Sunrise Service at 7 a.m. X Special music will be r Lake area will Join in a Geneva with Rev. Gary latter, N. Highway 17-92, of First Baptist Church, D& provided by the Central Florida union Easter Sunrise Service will be at 6 a.m. in front of the 8th fairway at Sweetwater tan, at 7a.m. with T. R. Myers at pastor of First United Chorale, soloist Richard 6 am. at the Florida Power church. There will be lighting of Country Club, Wekiva Springs speaking and Mrs. Barbara Methodist Church, Geneva, Holaclaw, Pam Hannah and the Corporation Recreation Park charge. There will be special the Paschal candle and special Road. Gary Uarmon will lead Myers singing. Central Baptist Trio, on Holiday Avenue, Bear Lake. music and coffee and doughnuts 0 An Easter Sunrise Service Cooperating churches Include will be served. willbe held at6:30a.m.atGood St. Andrews Presbyterian, ..SL Luke's Lutheran Church Shepherd Lutheran Church, Bear Lake United Methodist, in Slavia (Oviedo) will hold an 2917 Orlando Drive, Sanford. Lakeside Baptist, Lockhart Easter Sunrise Service at 6 Coffee and doihnuts will be United Methodist and Lockhart a.m. on the church grounds. T F E served after the service. , Baptist. Peter Petersen of Bear The young people of the Csveaait Preibyterisa Like Methodist will speak. congregation will be involved in These dedicated women tell resurrection because she wAs By EDiTH DEEN how to serve the sorrowing. faithful to the end. us (Last of eight 152*1) They make us know that one's She was not Included among "There were also many presence In a room of grievingthe *lidptes. No woman was. women there, looking onfrom loved ones can be a balm of But that does not matter. She afar, who had followed Jesus peace. was included in his circle of from Galilee, ministering to Some of us put too little love, and she led the way for him," noted Matthew. emphasis on thoughtfulness to others. Mary Magdalene and the the grief-stricken. Perhaps we , When When Christ arose, Mar' many other women at Jesus's do not know how best to show 5l_ywas the first person crucifixion, burial and love to others or perhaps we get to whom he spoke, and he called resurrection set an example for our priorities mixed up and turn her by name. She turned to him caring women everywhere - to trivial pursuits. with a cry of recognition, women who go forward without Not until sorrow comes our "Rabboni" (meaning teachet). being asked to prepare food for way do we learn what caring Jesus said to her, "Do not the sick, call at the home of a friends and family can mean, hold me, for I have not yt lmg*y who has lost a loved one, Through them and with them ascended to.. my father and stdII4. at the graveside to we experience a real fellowship your father, to my God and your comfort the sorrowing. of love. These women were blessed In timid moments, when we Mary Magdalene niehed to tenfold because they were falter in showing care, we need the disciples to say, ha,e anong the first to understand to draw closer to the devoted iso the Lord." AM"Ishe t* croas and the wonder of the women who not only walked what he had said to hf, rearrection. near Christ as he went to his them In witnessing Christ's Simon of Cyrate, who picked death but who agonized over his conquest over death, Mary Jesus's cross and carried it suffering at cross and who Magdalene spoke to him and he all the way to Golgotha, was so grieved for the him at the tomb spoke to her. No woman played helpful that he is memorialized until they learned he had risen, a more majestic role In Christ's for voluntarily performing a When Mary Magdalene last days. seemingly small but hurried to the disciples to People like Mary Magdalene meaningful service to Jesus report the miracle of the aid Christianity's survival1n MacaId Piwis by Milesda IdmisM without complaining and resurrection, she carried with perilous times. They also fibChrist Episcopal Church in Longwood, built in 1880, still In use. without fanfare, her the foundation of the New prove the quality of Christian The women who walked all Testament church. life for themselves and others. the way with Jesus knew he Without her and the womb meil legacy to the Christian needed their spiritual In- about her, the drama f the way of life is of far greater spiratlon as well as Simon's death and resu 4i on Christ value than they or anyone Physical support. Christ in his would not have been the same. realizes, for their bishops came around in those Holy Cross Episcopal Ch faith is based By JANE CAE8ELBERRY urch agony could not speak to any of Nor would the church have had on days." reality. HereM Religion Sanford, from 1948 to 1956. He 13 them. But when he glanced up s uch a solid base, such a Men and women today ned The bishop will be on hand presently rector of St. Martin In at than, he knew they cared congregation Easter Sunday will be a cause of believers. to continue to take real for the fin- the Fields, Pompano Beach Sunday, however, deeply. for extra celebration at Mary Magdalene had been leadership In the growthf portant occasion. Bishop Like Simon, these women did healed by Jesus of a possible Episcopal Church, A Spring Rally Day i not ask what they could do. But emotional disturbance and she Christian thought. Intellectual for the be William Foiwell of the emancipation, If used Central scheduled for the first Sunday when the need arose, they loved him with a holy launching a centennial b- Episcopal Diocese of love. It can help usher in one June for Lake Golden Park in voluntarily went forward servance, which will continue Florida will conduct services at in and was natural that she would noblest eras in the history of church at 6:30,8 and 10:15 Sanford.Old4UhIOnCd games walked all the way to the cross. spread the first through out the red of the year. the message of his e Christian faith. m Fnl1nwni, lb. 1f a.rvfr. will be unit of the fun. They will be celebrating the an Easter parish dinner will be The anti will spearhead 100th anniversary of the formal held at Longwood Inn. plans for an old-fashioned organization of the church in Fourth of July celebration for Members are being en- the entire community. They the fall of 1879 and the 102nd anniversary of the first couraged to wear period will be working In conjunction Episcopal service in Longwood costumes Sunday In honor of with the Longwood Historical the centennial celebration. - Baptism and communion on Society on the special event, Throughout the next several which will be tied In with the Easter Sunday, 1877. The church building Itself was weeks as many of the priests 1870's and 1800's. erected In 1110 and is the oldest who formerly served Christ Centennial plates will be church still In continuous use in church who could be located made up for the church's 100th will be Invited back to preach. birthday and a history of the the county. "me chinch was not con- On April 72, Rev. H. Uttleton parish Is being written. Early secrated wtll nine years after Zimmerman, the lad of the records of the church were led that," said Rev. Andrew church's supply priests, will when a fire destroyed Holy Krumbhur, church rector, preach. Rev.- Zimmerman Cross church, where they had "that shows you how often the served Christ church out of been taken for "safe keeping." The Church and Youth dioiii of First Baptist Church, Sanford, will present special Easter music In the 8:30 and 11 fl., services, Stiday, under the direction of Larry Aiamner. The choirs will be accompanied by Robin Hodges, liv. M.N.Wti Jr. SoodaySclool eveall"tworship CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH . FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF o*ew000 U.E.WIIIIa.siaA Myrtle LMiHills Rt,Lusj Plsiis m.4545 HirifdO.Sillsa MI*I* Was. some Stu" NURIENY He ,frose Sill Poft 1:15p.m. Yiv*MsstIa, To Sing Easter Music S1p.m. 0Svl0ay Congregational Minister 7:15p.m. '•, qravo rp froni,'Jhe 1117$. Sanford Ave. I :;::::: PlIdlIa,&WsnIlIpffi, . ; NEW BETHEL AMR CHURCH City ' a: FIRST CHRISTIAN ,, Stal I ' vc NATO Christian Cavalry CIVI hitL55. ..•. R vi N ! Services Observe Easter Dawn Fjrst Baptist Choirs •:N II:SSSm. ,u p.m. Baptist t-11 in Vol I A UU In Seminole County Briefly - 41$ PivI Lvi. I...F. kIAI :•: $:4$i.m. 14llsIie knffiWivsliip Friday, April 13,1179--IA 5:115 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH L Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1:15 0 41 UMYF 7:01 ivssiegW.røIF Wit sa.. S,siy a PrayivSicv. 7:11.. First Wid'w141v FIIIIW$MØ Svic Assembly Of RELIGION :3I6II8.0. Mi,IIlPSWIflRIp ADVENTIST CHURCH Coiwcl*& Elm WsrilHp krvlcs WNiiOiy NI" Prsywkcvlci Rev. As*w PlOIi IiV. Wiliw 1140 11:00 AM. Worship Sermon by Pastor Rev. Freddie Smith prcrulseofllleandpower$o live abundantly to all who sincerely believe and want to enjoy the Me of blessedness aid joy let Jesl.m cane to give W. "i have come that they may have life and have it to the fail" (John 10:10), What we will celebrat, on Easter is the revelation of God's mlgi4 aid power that works to provide every believer inJeaunQlridallthegraceaid strength be needa to ovircoms evil, tunptstioo and fredratico, to live eternally and "Hive life to the full". (IstIa$y, being the faith and way of life of the resurrected Joms, the So of God, Is power aid drh to live lIly, joyfully, and vieteelandy. It Is God's power workItsgiveiwischosea soon" us. triallobw ad Rev, Frsddia Smi 'V 7:00 P.M. CHURCH CHOIR WILL PRESENT r "NO GREATER LOVE" by John W. Peterson 1. Under the dlrec$IOnof minister of Music 1 ii ,. i.riomas GREAT TNV4GS ARE HAPPENG AT "CELEMATI4G CENTRAL' eternal ssme, Let's enjoy It! S �SA—EVInIAS Herald, Sanford Fl. BLON DIE ALL THESE DO YOU ii.x TO ALL*YOU;t ' PLANTS WILL Friday, April 13, im by Chic Young Au.. 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Schnaldsr vkaci1J TV.n.'I..V / ___ ____ ) TON1GHT.' HORSEMEAT.' 5()) -- r.01 C . LEAVE OUT THE PART A50UT THE Y TELL IT I6AAJN -_< '± ti WAR Ir? ______ ,—' i / SAGITTAIUUS (Nov. 23-Dec. him 21) Someone could mention TAURUS (April 20-May 20) something in passing today that "Ook for an MuPected in- could trigger a bright idea. vitatlon to get tolether with a Apply your InspIrations Instead btmch of your pals who will j tJng on them. an. —* day for you. 19) Spread yourself I GEMINI (May 21-June 20) today, particularly where large J1. If (,V 8 ____ .• SowAhing reqAring work on groups are gathered. You your past will two an %IIU5UII conduct yourself Impressively twist today and hemni about an and W — c • '1 TMIS INFLATABLI FEACH70Y 1 0 FUFF! 96 PUFF PUFFPVFF FUFF!'(ill P051111NIT W0111:1111; 1,111it MAVC I. ALK. Al' IT., Dr. J I' £A—F I ;: (F..P / f4/ I I\-J'L. " ' 1W \'\ • w,ir , :. . ( I __ - the colon and the food that your ulcer is to M an iml bulk soothes the colon forms more e der. One of those is Metalnucil. The ined subdavo acid. an traps water aIo er agreat iea1 stres& I have a 0year-old providing Moisture and inkmother who requires mxb proving function of yOtf colon. C9X and this causes 0 ?eat 'g ij5flce will not diiutb deal oo:a rays just recently and they very well by ;E he: show no further complications. an aves I tried Tagamet and It helped way but 11 ft dos greatly for a time appear lS on seemed to wear off. ii. you gnIg be well hol or f the inert bulk apandsm nt5youTora ° tirnoi1staec1to might have. advice you Val treat ulcers are of DEAR READER — As YOU U you're subjected requested I'm sending Your The chronic stress and fnTatlOn. Health Letter number 1.5. The ideal PFoath You've already put the finger eliminate that pCOblUn and on your basic probrn the aometlrs thatss — stress associated with your Perhaps you dWd cwddw stress and frustration that's more enable you to be of Important in forming _____ than some sudden acute streu care of your mother. U YOU cm which is of shorter duration. just get away from the piroblim At one time men were far ofUn enough and lot 20MG01110 more prone to have ulcers than elm have the responsibility pwt women, possibly because many of the time that Might POV of them were in work situations the necessary relief that YN which resulted in long term areseeklng.Thiulsprobsblyan frustration with no good important factor in eliminaft solution in sight. your ulcor problems. t Interestingly enough, Ulcers I'm glad to see that you don' disappea ring. We don't see drink coffee, RTIOkS 0! ulI as many of them as we did and alcohd. Ali of these we bad if no one knows why. Perhaps you have an ulcer. po*o wkb many people in our society are ulcers should avoid all the not under the same degree Of caffeine-containing drinks, stress that they have been in the including te& and go dwoolde past. Who knows. in all forms. Your dodor may The one thing you might do to be able to help YOU With help your colon while so medicine to combat nwVoWW* eating In a way that will soothe tension and antacids. — FRANK AND ERNEST .• 41 4 8542 4 J 1063 FAST # J 54 • 10 98653 Q øi 4 2 03 0 KQJ 107 4 Q 9 52 4874 • A K Q $ $2 diamonds. ftMon F Pau .(.. . Ii I . a By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag The odds are that Terence You hold: 0 K X A C K Jz * . .. A J "'r .e . . - -,i* ri ... . •. / . ?i • . . . Owosso 0 Herald PPO?o by Tom Vincent Caroline Rawls (from left) Runny Taylor and Estelle Davis share a light moment at brunch. I ' For many years, the Woman's Club of Sanford, has honored the members W with a complimentary T brunch to usher in Spring. And Spring '79 was no different. Members gathered at the clubhouse Wednesday morning for the annual "ent in a setting of spring decorations. Club I . President Mrs. Walter I' Gielow welcomed the •" Us ers ng h troduced Mrs. Rawls who gave a delightful review of the humorous book, M am m a ' s Bank Account." women. The program featured a book review by Mrs Oscar (Caroline) Rawls of Jacksonville, Florida Federation of Women's Clubs Epsilon Sigma An afternoon d canasta followed the " program. Omicron (ESO) chairman. Mrs. Rawls succeeds Mrs. Burch Cornelius of Sanford. Mrs. Vance (Bunny) Taylor, chairman of the local ESO Chapter. in- The event was coordinated by the Social Department under the chairmanship of Estelle Davis. Brown*ies Do Brunch hostesses were Mrs. Richard Buck, chairman; Mrs. Robert S. Brown, Mrs. Thomas Mrs. F. Hood Coker, Mrs. Vernon Harrison, Mrs. Paul Piety and Mrs. Taylor. Bridge and canasta hostesses were Mrs. Walter Lee, chairman; Mrs. Fred Gaines, Mrs. Charles Steenwerth and Mrs. W. B. Wallace. V • " r . '' ' fill I oo Fr" : . . . . d ay ..f Brownies from troop 907 Winter Springs, under the leadership of Yvonne Simms and Mete Porter, have had a busy year. The girls have participated In numerous council events, taken •. . ioll, . • field trips, engaged In discussions of things relating to their age :: -.. . group and participated in many arts and crafts projects. The Brownies have been making Easter L,illles from egg car. tons, to be donated to the "Meals on Wheels" program. The flowers were used as favors on the meal trays on Good Friday (today). Not only do the participants of the hot meal program benefit • It. flkom then favors but the girls making them have learned how to Brownies Michelle Stamer, Laurie Bird, Jennifer . 1 recycle used articles, the joy of putting things together Ward and Krlsta Mullins work on Easter project. discarded Items to form something useful and eye appealing ,and lll:cwWdy the joy of givingI The girls are also Planning an Overnight camping trip for next WL PW; sayst" The girls have really learned how to work ey have all month, a Mothers Day Surprise and many weekly activities, ;together, and enjoy each others company this year. Th Mrs. Simms says,"Our girls are busier than ever and enjoying ~.6 matured so much already this year and it's not over yet." W The Brownies are now collecting odds and ends of recyclable every minute of Girl Scoufiq. It's really a growing and learning materials to build a doilhouse to be used in conjunction with the experience that every girl should have. "International Year of the Child." When cimpleted the Brownies If you or your daughter an interested in Girl Scouting why not will share it with other children In the Spirit of "thle year of the call Citrus Council of Girl Scouts — listed in your phone book — and find out more about it. I ... . i An Iowa reader ask? what to partner's rt e with two dia- " — i" . a - - • • .; • II: ' . .', . ' • • • _T 4"er 1A Poll by Bob Thaves by Stan Lie and John Remits ' . . . .. - I 4% Fie IND Abby 1W men as well as women) who would give anything to get back with No. 1 but they don't know guidelines. how to go about It. employment, so now she says BEWILDERED DEAR NAMELESS: Only a Abby, will you please ask she can do as she pleases. She is DEAR BEWILDEED : Tell trained psychotherapist lould readers who were divorced living at home (free) but she your .ii. daughter to"ltdo with • be hi J ....e determ ine %ti.,,er regretted it and got back with doesn't care what anybody pencd and poper and figure out your husband Is projecting his No.1 again to write and tell you thinks about her actions, exactly bow "independent" she own "homosexual tendencies" • how they accomplished It? Her "old-fashioned" parents Is. Advise her that when she Is to his granthon. I'll do anything!. want to know if we have the able to support herself entirely fits attitude about womeft and SORRY IN ST. JO, MO. right to set some rules for her. — and Umi mean pay for her lovemaking Is no more' con. DEAR SORRY: All right. We have asked her to be home room, board, clothes, tran. clusive proof of homosexual Readers? And please let me by 1a.m. when she goes out on a sportation, entertainment, tendencies than your grandknow how it was the second date. (She's been coming home travel, doctor, destist, d I c I of to time around with No. 1 anywhere from 2 a.m. and Insurance — then she may live DEAR ABBY : Our 18-year- 4:30.) When we object to her where she chooses, and by her Do you old daughter has graduated going to her boyfriend's own rWe& But a long as she WANTTO from l and has steady apartment to watch TV for an lives with you, she will have to • SELL YOUR HOME? live by yours. DEAR ABBY : My litumsband I SELL HOMESI has been making an Issue out of 1 our 3-year-old grandson's WHY DON'T choice of toys. He enjoys WE G3T Southern Musk Theme Of Daughters Program playing with his sister's dolls TOGET ERI and his mother's shoes. ANDY WOLF The Norman Devere Howard Chapter of the United Daughters My husband says this is an Of the C*de&r&cY (UDC) met in the home of Mrs. E. C. Russ indication that the boy has with Mrs. Burch Cornelius c0lostess. REALTOR- ASSOCIAYE homosexual tendencies. The Opening ritual was conducted Y c an Couldmy husband' s a Poem "Confederate Flag" was read by Mrs. L D. Hastings. suspicions about his grandson The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. L D. Hastin gs, be a reflection of his OWN president, and an invitation was extended to each member to repressed homosexual desires? — attend the Southern Memorial Services at Eola Park, Orlando on I wonder because he seems to April 29, at 2 p.m. 322242 0 or 322.4164 hate women — particularly me. SOutl*TflMlilCWasthethemeforthismonthandareportwas He attacks sex as though it 2SU PARK DR.,sANFORD given on Stephen Foster who was not a Southerner, but who captured the music Of the tiMeS. STENSTROM Frionds Asked To Clause Fete Mr-andMirs.0liverE.(Anna Sanford, 300 S, Oak Ave., 24 Mae) aam of Ul Riverview p.m. Ave., will be honored by their cwwm an their 50th wedding *UDY VW DID CM IAN d" ear evening she says we have were a contest. Wben it's pver, "dirty tiAnds." he is surly and mean. Nc~jove, She tells u3 If we don t get no tenderness or closeness. I off her back" she will move out submit but I don't enjoy d. and rent with girlfriends. Of I am not worried aboui im course she is trying to assert grandson, but I am %vtlirriv(*I her Independence, but we think about my husband. she's overdoing It.Please give Am I justified? us bewildered par ents some NAMELESS l'L1ASE REALTY REALTQRS - . :.. _____________________ Los V IP their dresses. The bridesmaids and bridesmatron iiicluded Mare Olson of Casselberry, Mrs. Barbara Borell of Altamonte, and Wendy Mather of Ft. Lauderdale. Brad Brown of Altamonte, served as best man. Ushets were Rick Toms. brother of the bride; and Donald and Pat rick Edmiston, brothers of the room. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the VFW in Casselberry. Two candelabra with figurines and floral arrangements accented the table of the wedding party. The hail was flanked with topiary foliage and plants and each dining table had a floral centerpiece of snapdragons. daisies and baby's breath. The wedding cake with a flowing fountain was topped with bride and groom figurines. Following a wedding trip to Key West, the newlyweds are making their home in Casselberry. rry DEAR ABBY: I'm divorced IRM miserable. Even though I was the one who asked for the divorce, it was a terrible 'mistake. I know there must be .— •. pt" 1111S. TINIOTIIY CLARKE EDNIISTON : W ill hien Get Back In With No. I So - wers Vows Given in marriage by her step father, John Borie, the radiant bride chose for her wedding a traditional gown of white silk organza, IavWdy enhanced with lace. The five tiered gown with a short train featured a V neck with a collar fashioned with seed pearls. Her shoulder length veil of silk illusion trimmed in matching lace was secured to a Juliet headpiece adorned with seed pearls. She carried a cascade of roses, carnations, and baby's breath. Before reaching the altar, the bride paused to present her mother with a red long stem rose. Mrs. Janet Barbour of Longwood, sister of the groom, attended the bride as matron of honor. She wore a floorlength gown of apricot polyester and a carnation of the same shade in her hair. She carried a nosegay of roses, mini-carnations and baby's breath with apricot streamers. The bridesmaids wore the same style gowns in pastel blue, green, and yellow at the rainbow wedding. They carried nosegays of roses, mini-carnations and baby's breath with colors of the flowers and streamers to accent C C lub . "Evergreen " ' I. ston • cJ Miss Sheryl Lyn Toms and Timothy Clarke Edmiston exchanged nuptial vows in a candlelight ceremony, Saturday, April 7, 1979, at 4 p.m. at the Redeemer Moravian Church, Winter Springs. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. John Bone of Ship Bottom, N.J., (formerly of Casselberry), and Frederick W. Toms of Berkeley Heights, N.J. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Edmiston, 1191 Q uintuplet Drive, Ca&3 ibe Rev. Burke ' hnson performed the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Joe White was organist for the wedding and the soloist was the father of the bridegroom who sang "The Lord's Prayer," "For Once in My Life," and . •... 4. , . 1~4 .. .. lead: Tom s Repeat . . 1011amp't dummy's Jack. Then leads the jack of clubs and chucks his ace of hearts. West is in with the queen of clubs and South is home with game, slam and rubbe West has t lead club or heart and South gets to chuck his nine and , of A 10 6 2 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: West West North East South Peas I'aaa i. 24 Pan 34 - U mond and leads out the ace and king of trumps to find that the suit breaks 3-1. There is no reason not to draw the last trump, so South draws it. Now he c"hes the am and king of clubs and the qulow falls to make her appearance. Is there anything South can do? He can it he risks a two. trick set. He leads his 10 of 4-13-A To . C —is . ery! (l w NORTH 4 973 FrWay, April 13,197"A Sh sid"My W* = ft picture Put your bright mind to and South overbid a trifle to monds5 sRhInd is probably for 0u East going to wind up at three IroIltable lies today. You can reach six spades after CANC112 (Joe 21-July n) Aust situations you're in. opens with a third-hand pay. notrump, be a die but there just may Mond slam which we DmI tam down my social voked In so as to aM to your chic bid of one diamond. Not that there isn't a would miss it we failed to WMbAim Uiday. SonAhing sectority and resources. pretty good play for the show our diamorAs. ad' ad pleand could PISM (Feb. &March 30) slam, assuming that West's 'NEWSPAPER ENTZRPRM ousm. dndW UM you wouldal want Forego ambitious pursuits diamond lead was a single. to MISS. today. Focus your worgies on ton. All South needs is a 2-2 (For & copy of JACOBY $WOOLBO (July .A4. ) You things you enjoy doü. By break in trumps or failing ERN. send $1 to: "Win at NI that to have the club queen Bridge." care of this n•wspa. uIlia 4 PdtIM ,, ¶ drop under the ace-king. per, P.O. Box 489. RadIo City i.. which you I$ Will d M11118411116 IlUdly South Station. New York. N. V. 1X19. takes the first dinfor lo,sd ones, You shine, reality. SPIDER-MAN 1ll4%00W~- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Lamb hand. In any event, North BUGS SUNNY 501,610 me 0 — 23-Oct. 23) ARMS (March 21-April 19) A Your financial aspects are quite condition that blocked "aft a rmgt you wen encouraging today. Gains we aiming for will be suddenly likely because of the clever removed' colving in order to turn a profit iiderc;islon. n ti. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) new AstI' . The type Of assertiveness you'll YOU whet belis ayuigtoday pl will w in you ham your bidhday on. Wil $1 irers. Your strong for each to A*oGr., P.,. e With qualities gentleneaLare £ nTIBox 0, -' .13 FlCESEOPLEin.w — particularly if something April14, 1979 substantial is at stake. Jold ventures look upecially VIiRGO (Aug.' M-Sept. 22) promising for YOU this coming Normally you like time to mull yew, particularly if youare thinp ova, but today your Involved with persona with quick decisions are apt to be whom you've hM ame degree your best ona. Have faith in d siiiiwees pvVissely. yew judowmL '\ A BOOK OURSE.VES DEAR DR. LAMB — i would like to have your Health Lqter nuInber 1-5, Ulcers, DuodenAls YiRBIRTIWAY oil I Ulcer Problems WIN AT BRIDGE 11W M ALWAYS 7LRU IT 0E. III Of — THE.OALrIY CF TV p 58 — — — — L EEKS_MEEK PRISCILLAS POP pip -YM TELL CARLYLE 1ØOtjT ALL THE S,ac.Rl 57 ByBERNICEDEDEOSOL ---p a— 1k 55 HOROSCOPE .......,...' TALK AJt UPGRAD(k) — — — — 54 -. ____ I CWT WDER579D KHY 710SS ALL-MIS — 52 — — — — 53 Cause 0 T ''I A 6 1 9 with a duodenal ulcer for years. T'K Y A D I also have colitis and diver10 River in 36 Dug channel Uculosis. One seems to work Russia 38 Landing boat against the other. If I eat non. 1 1 Exceptional acid forming fOodL It bothers 19 Conclusion article l invasion day 23 Canker 42Dock 24 Work dough 24 Songstress 43 Open 27 Bird sanctuary 2 Nimbus a Smith 3 Furnace ase 31 Eagle's no" 25 q. 44 The some 28 Cupid Friday 33 Petition 5G 34 Over and 28 Biblical assembly 45 Leonine 3 29 Ditches currency carp family 30 Affirmations 47 City in Israel 7 Go astray 36 Software 32— 8 Put in 48 Restyle 9 On. wl?o feels Crockett servitude 35 African land 51 Gold (Sp.) 39 Iii up superior 1__J — 5 1 T 23 Knight's title Walker ONE OF VM SWEXTY BUT SOgTX CLAMMY TOO 53 Citrus drink sheltered side 16 Kowlng too' s 17 Scull 18 Empire State city 20 Zibeline 22 Genetic material C, EIA17ISM Stress PNS AIdNDMRNI IT 00 13 1 I1jL2 u w _ I Jusr-- r I-! r . ~wii " 1 '.. , . . • •.• FINE FOOD Friends an Invited to an open house reception, Saturday, April 14, at the Woman's Cl of • . • — lattage 3na i' p _______ ___ Two&lil 4-13 f"ftma 0% Its us go go "BLE --- l— Nos byT.K. $ Th KPITflPl& NØfPLESN i. A i.00Id is __ •_ w , ) . , . .. I Ryon IDID'AW1IJ I vvus 1v,slrns $.PJI •Jc 8• ,. 1 _______________________ . YS Al IO. . . LARGE frican Violets LARGE SELECTION IN FULL §L00 S - - .. .. - . .. •w ...A!L.•. - - . . a ASISThUS .. -. .". . . I . ........ • ...... . .. ..: ...-.-,.- • ass. . LU . . • "hn'tthhezcKIg?"GledaJonesitAkamoee8prhng,, mat be thinking u 50 newly Iastafled president of Council 4, hnterutinul 1astmlstreu Club, receives a corsage (rem two members it ber Greater Seminole Toastmistress Club, Nancy Peycke (left), Forest Cay, and Pat Powers. Loisgwood. Other of. (IcerslnstalledwereN.raMay,Ilrstvlceps'esMeat;NeldaReld,seeoiidvke p,,, scay, Oula Muhy, t reasr. .. .-.-.-.•. ...•• a U(I1V' AND N MOW V.g.teblu Uses Deewt Too or Ceffee COMPLETE wrThrLSat4___3$S. ____ Avsnta$ano,___ Park Per leservatious: 2231255_____- t.i5 24IlAIR*TSLv . I ] ...Aeddü,rehwsal dinner, party, in. 5'llatlon,etc.? Let us serve you In the unique colonial. Our promin that "special touch" for your special night The if bM is bl@ OR evenings and !jI Other timesaby arlrangement.t TRADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER RUSt kef— Ham Steak SANFORD. 11 . . • �bAr—Evening PI.rald, Sanford Fl. Friday, Aptil 13, 1fl Legal Notice Realty CALENDAR County,Florlda,und,rffi.flctiticin named BIG REDQQUICK PRINT, Thomas J. McCorkle & *1 TonI to and that I intend to register uld Eddie N. Palmer 1 WI Pamela, Lot name with the Clerk 01 the Circuit 3, BIk B, River Run Sec. One. Court, Seminole County, Florida in $si.Soo. accordance with the Willie Allen & WI Vivian to Willie the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Lee Alien I. WI Thelma. Lot 29, BIk Wil. Section $65.09 Florida Statutes B, A. B. Steven's Addn, to Midway, 7 $100. 51g. Boyd P. McClaitiey (QCD) Johnny H. Tye to Gale B. Publish: Aprll6, 13, 20, 27, II?, Tye, W 16.67 tt.Ol Lot9lallof 101 DEI29 SATURDAY, APRIL14 , Orauge misaim Cba$er NIL Federatlo. Ike REId, 3 p.m., A$. 23-B, 'Twin Lakes ApIs., MSIUN1. The Eagles CR Club, 8 p.m., Sanford Q. Con nerce. "Rebsllders"(Slagles ever U) Covered dish supper, - 7:30p.m., Friendship Baptid (3uxth Mta'nOIIte Springs Delt..a Art Club Art ad Se Skew, 10a.m. to 4 p.m., new area Deltona Shopping Plaza. Eter Egg Heat for all Sabel Point, Wekiva, Sweetwater children, 4-13, 10 a.m., Sabsi Point School gromcis. thiaads Dig Tralulig Club Obedieuce Tilal, 8a.m. te p.m., Valutcia Community College Wed Campus, 1800 Kirkman Road, Orlande. Jew Cssty Cater Aictlsu, I p.m., 001 N. Mtlard Ave., Maltlaiul. Rtauraag di,uWrs and trips. Relies ad Be of lando Dence, 9p.m. to ml&tlgtg, 'Winter Park Qvlc Center, 2001 MIzell Ave. For 1$. SUNDAY, APRIL11 Opea Horse Skew sponsored by Dusty Boots Riding Men., 10a.m., Wilce Sales Arena, 4 ml. wed of I-I on SR 1. Paso Fine d mtratlon dwing lunch teeak. Spectalon free. MONDAY, APRIL11 Orsutir8sthrdCber.fCsaereeAjmuslDü,i, 1:30 p.m., Mr. p's SUPPSI a. MssdeyMsrsursToedmadersaub,7:15a.m., IbUdIY Inn, Wymore Road, Altasnoide Springs. WeIt Watchers, 10a.m., Ascension I hera Quwch 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Itanso4 SprIngs. Diet Workshspi 10 am, and noon, Carton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian DeLand. Isulord Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. ______ Satk Selle Akebelki Aassyu., noon, Meta1 11.alth Center, Robin Road, Aitamonte Springs. TOVS(apter7I,7p.m.,overBaptj Qugob, Crystal Lake and Cotsry Club, Lake Mary. SathrdAl Au.., 1p.m., First United Methodist (tich. - 'IVFaDAY, APRIL17 Sealer Citizea Club of Sanford, bag lunch at noon followed by business meeting and program of Goel singing at 1 p.m. .; Sauird SMssa, 7 am., Samba's. ;: Wer Spelup Sert.ma, 7:30 am., city 1*11, N. :Eemon Avenue. t' Isalsed I1ua, noon, Holiday 1gm, _____ 1we$s$, . 'i-Ia, 14. ad - - AIat. 8pts Eztess Usseag, Club, 9 Federal Sivingi and Loan, Altamoi*. Springs. Ovuoateri Aasymus, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and LAgtt, SIfOrd. Delisa Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., Lidhoran Qulrch of Providence social hall. WelgktWakben,7p.m.,SaflfordWoman'sQub,309& Oak Ave. 7 p.m., Summit ApIs., Cwelberry. I. mgw.sdLake Mary Lie.. 7p.m., Quality list, 1-4 and 434. Peata Au..ymuus, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist thircb, Casselbsny. Salk Seminole Ledge F&AM, 7:30 C$US1bs?Ty. WIDNUDAY,APIIL1$ Sour (Itleas Tsar to Savaumab and Tllsi't,. step. at Farnandina Bach, Thontavilh., Ga. and WaksiIa 5pr1pgp, 1av. La sugirgy $ a.m.' Sadord Civic Cedar,1:30am. T.sW Fisrida Cad Party, 7 p.m., Fireman's ______ p.m., _____ " _______ 36ains.6 APRIL -. - ' Rodulds Wisp a i spUbar. flJAY,MATI bu in Basy O'Grs', IASN$adIId$d$pII. FIsh spd ----h PINS, 1 Metue U pa. Redsr (linens _____ ___ ____ - - Itini i*lP et. . - Spa -, am.. - ____ a SAIV$DAY,M*YI $s s in i in MO lad "IasrdM Usa aspet i-'--t- plea, 'iIhony, 11:38 am. Rit.e 0 P.s. • - - - - . - - • - - 1 . - - 32—Houses Unfurnished '. I%, ..-,.. Tri Suitable for retirees. $2() mo. 1st, last 5. $100 damages. . • ' -- • _ - Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 3210759 7435', S. French (17 92) Sanfor 323 5371 _______ NICE HOME OR RENTA INCOME. 3.1 has future con mercial use. Good location cony, financing yet asking pric Is only $19,500. Idyllwilde. 3 BR, 2 B, FR, sc - pool. Luxury living, furn. o unfurn. Call The Real Estat Aoencv. 323-5321. Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 40-A-Apartments Ar shelter & build equity in rea estate. Owner will assist witl financing. Edward H. Selbert Realtor. 323-9001, aft. hrs. 644 41—Houses I4OMEOWPICRS: Don't lose youi CredIt: We have helped others t. find FAST CASH buyers to bul their equity. We can help you TONY COPPOLA ASSOC Realtor. 6-41-2515. 721$ Palmetto Ave. Large 4 BR.? L C-H&A, 3 lots. $42,500. HAL COLBERT,REALIY INI R EALTOR.323.7S32 Eve. 3fl-Q513, 322-1357. 322-7177 - COMPANY owned surplus -3 BR 2 b, rec. rm I F1'. Good neigh. borhood wcommunity swim. ming pool. Low dwn w-mort low mt. carried by seller. Call EM hetweq I-S New 23$ Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $31000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 122.2217 IGAGE. $99,000. CailBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3227490 3 Bdr., 1'--z bath, fenced byd., range, ref., dwshr, washer. dryer. VA appraised. $29,100. Call 323-4391. Suild to suit our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 23$ I243. CAMPINLI GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD in a quiet neighborhood. Act f as on thisl Owner may carry mort $23,900. * MarJ Woods Rd. 3 BR, 2 B 4 acre country estate. Complef with horse stable I pasture, alu quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees Appi. onlyt *44 Acres county acreage w Citrus grove & SR 16 frontage ii Geneva. Attention developer good price & terms. 41 Acre bldg. lots w-paved rd frontage & beautiful oak trees ii Osteen. Good terms. $TEMIrER AGENC' REALTOR 323-1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 113.3655 3221959 STE N STROM REALlY SELLERS I BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOME SI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER _______________________ THROUGH OUT. LARGE EAT. _________________ BUY. *32.000. -- 3.5 Acres tracts, fantastic view. overlooking valleys. This tract 2 BEDROOM, ENCLOSED CARPORT, WITH NEW ROOF ON WASHINGTOP#. $21,000. New 3 BR 1 bath home C-H, city water, sewer. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 323-4437. Eves. 3227111 -. . 3$3IPARKDR.330.211$ REALTOR AFTER HOURS 91e4 - UPER 3SR. i',bathhomeonlg. if, C HIA, w-w carpet, eq. kit., d*n.ng area. 1g. polio, beeutifully Nm ilkCUTIVE LIVING 4 BK, 2 5, fireplce I FR, breakfast rm I ';forrnal OR, pool wgazebo I 1 efltertainment area. Privacy wall, dual sprinkler system. ' "553.300. decoratedl Excellent Locationl BPP WARRANTED. Just $34,500 I AN TASTIC 3 BR, 3 bath home In Deltona. Split SR plan, eit.ln kit., 5cr. perch, dining area, all In a quiet neighborhood surrounded by lakes, Only $345001 OZY 3 BR, close to shopping I town. A buy for $21,300t '- LAKE FRONT over 'z acre -beautifully wooded building site on paved street. City water. ,'S1OAN. :(VENYONES DREAM extra ordineryl Large & specious ,pldeq 3 BR. I', B home. Many uniqu, features, picturesque 'landscaping. $69,950. CAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES OlN SANFORD'S SALES EADERI WE LIST I SELL ORE HOMES THAN ANYONII DIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.!I paved highway. A steal at only $1500.00, Good terms, $2100.00 down, assume loan. Mountain cabin approximately I acre. Dandy garden spot. This Is a handy man special because it Is not finished Inside., roughed wired and plumbing completed. Water and the outside is corn 1'., YEARS NEW APPROXI. MATELY 1900 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING SPACE, FIREPLACE I 2 CAR GARAGE ON OVER SIZED LOT IN A SET. TING OF HUGE OAK TREES IN BETTER AREA OF SANFORD. 3 BEDROOM, 7 BATH, LARGE DEN, EAT-IN KIT, WITH CENTRAL HEAT I AIR. garden area or pasture. Plenty 00 room to build 3 or 1 houses Lays gentle. Large trees cover EXTRA LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH PANELLED FAMILY ROOM, LARGE YARD WITH FRUIT TREES. Sanford's Sales Leader 'ÔUNTRY BARGAIN 3 BR 'Iorkshop I storage bldg., fenced, shade trees. Cciv. to 322•2420 ANYTIME shopping. 531J00 Aultipli Listing Service listings. We have .11 types of brochure. You can call free of charge by dialing I $00131 712). Write or call today. BROKER CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N.0 25905 Sanford 321.0640 REALTOR. MLS 46-ConunerCial Proaertv -- INVESTMENT BUSINESS __________________ _____________________________ Not (or the faint of pocket book but excellent investment, 2000 sq. tt. garage, S BR 7 bath house. Ap prux laueslrunting 17915. of DeBary Zoned C I. Financing flexible. 42-blIs Homes _________________________ es our beautiful new BARPING. TONw Iapsldlnglshlrtgle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES REALTY IO3OrIandoDr. 333-5300 VAI FHA Financing ______________________ __________________________ 3$3 $7Zt..Oay or NigPtt EALTORSL PARK • ___ WORLD. Sanford. 322 1721. or Sale: Mobile Home w 1g. lot, Geneva Area. New addition 3 BR, chain link fence, 7 utility Estate Wanted shads 349,5943 _____________________________ lIt. Terry lWuselfcintiln,d, air ccii, canopy. Reese hitch , way bar. Park Ave. Trailer Pt, Losing your home I credit? I will catch up back payments I buy equity. 3320214. _— -- * •t-IOUSE WANTED' • • In Need of Repairs 3235415 Eves. 4)40NAcriigs ______________________ _____ iii Miry- wooded lake vIew lot _____________________ 15*1* 5)0.05. SaM sites eoj 'T WILL BUY EXISTING lit I 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mu. Broker. 02$ No. 4.0 .vmore Rd.. Altamonte. $67,743 -- . --.. •-., . . . - •- - - - For s-ale 'hampion sired win haired Fox Terriers Welped 2 7 79. $115 each. Call 7347213. Pekingese. 3 mo. fawn & white A shots, papers, housebroke. 32: 0679 66Horses - _._S._C.S_..1_s. - . - • -. - . -. . -:.1 ---- ---- ' ------- -- iio & Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris-at SEARS,Sanford332 1171 -- - JACK FROST - Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on ins). Comm. P. Res. 372 0205. Write Box Q Sanford Fl 3277) 68—Wanted to Beauty Care Buy _____________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON WE BUY USED FURNITURE & Refrigerator Coldspot Is-cu. It. 112$ niture Salvage. 3fl- S721. ceurnicTile - CasP, 322.4132' Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, RefrIg, stoves, tools. l'fl ______________________ n"ht. 40" LENITH Wi.,vl stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671-7617 Ca'essmaklng £'iI Drapes, Upholstery 372 0707 Ehcti'laI ____________________________ Curley Rurfield Electrical Maintenance a. repair M-t'a Free Est. Mr. Taylor 322 ISIS. ftl i Spgs. April II thru II Ontyl Boys clothes I 4; tOys; household items-; lawn mower, SIlO; $914 Aifa Romeo, much much morel 103 Parkview- Sunland. Thurs., Fri., Sat. 9 S Furn., macv househou%e items-, misc. Garage Sale 3 family-Fri. & Sat. 5. Furn., misc. housWoid. '13 Bass boat Itrailer-SO h EvInrude; Hurst sPeedboat I trailer, both cxc. cord. 1019 Santa St. (between lunger Chef I Bahama Jam). 373.3654. Appliances & Misc Hide a bed, patio chairs, loungers, lawn mower, DOORPRIZES COME EARLY - STAY LATE Dell's Auction .'.;.....A,,. .4A',ijf, clipping, Control, Pet shad, inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air coed. c.Iqes. .122 5!3. Don't Despair Or Pull Your HairUse A Want Ad. 372-7611 or 531. 9993, Piney Woods Auction Every Saturday at 7 p.m. located on SR 45$, II ml. north of San ford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc by the piece of house full. CUSTOM HOME BUILT R EMOD EL ING & RE PAIR .G.BALINTIASSOC. 322546$ AuctiOi.Satuidaysip.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 437 Consignments Welcome KeIloggs Auction Sales 373.7050 GarawSaleldyllwilde ISO Sr ierwood Dr., SPouses off UpsalaRd Sat.93. - - - Kids gone, but the swing set in the back yard isn't? Sell it with a Plumbing Service INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam. fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0139 or 901 134 6101 collect. Freepick uponcons1gn.dm. at 30 pcI. 3323770. ______________________________ interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 322 ISIS or 322 4431 Ho __ JOHNNY'S BACK DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting LicensedInsured Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 377.9440 want ad. Call 377261). Cecter ___________ flea Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 333 5630 - ______________ Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, TV',, 70 gal. aquarium on stand, comp. playground outlit, Inc. swings, etc., el. organ, bicycles. All kinds of misc. Items. (LOCAL) 349 $311 - Painting Grooming a 80.rng Fri. 7:30 P.M. Su1es (off Palm Spgs) Altamonte Yard Debris, Trash Screen-porches, pool end. , wds. ,,ru_I_ . Light linuling Glass&SCreefl All type re glazing & wd. install. - Garage Sale, 42$ B. Ridgewood St. - ____ fl-Auction _________________________ Service CLASSIFIED DS WILL FIND a new home for everything even for you' ___________________________ ________ ____________________________ . LA General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil 8. fill dirt, lawn maint. 8 tree trimming. 323 2918. Alterations, Dressmaking homes. Leesburg Homei, 2215 N. Citrus Blvd.. Leesburg, Fl. 32745 or call 901 157-3029. 3220332 - FILLOIRT TOP SOIL. CLAY 339 205) - Cdsn paid (or good used mobile MiIler's34l9OrIandoDr. - Land Fill MEINTZER TILE - S3—TV.RadiOStereo ____________ Televislon-75" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balance $175 or $12 mo. still In warranty. Call $311714 day or 540 oh too large or small. Corn plete lawn service. Free estimate. 373 4881; Landscaping & spraying 323 8049 call anytime New or repair, leaky showers our i.,. S. S pColl tot, Also old covers 530 0919 322 DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. ..----------______ formerly Harnlett's Beauty Nook 5)9 E. 1st St. 372.5747 52Appliances 323 0497 - Let a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyers fast. For Sale Milk Goat, $43 r,i KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES Andy's- Remodeling Service General Building & RemodelIng 3656331 Small home repairs. Remodeling & Pan Rooting repair Free Es-I 373 55,43 331 0715 67—LiVestock. Poultry - "V -- 7 mo old Filly Appaloosa & Quarter horse $3SOor best. 32) 059) - 4 - Gulneaeigs ,.. - $650 Call 323 4398 .. . . 1979 ThunderbIrd Heritage, Every .Ivailabie option including Moon Roof. Baby 110e with dark blue leather interior, only 72 mi on car 510.895 See at Bill Baker • -.______________ __ - tor sate refrigerator in very good coed _____________________________ c.o used Televisions. $2s ana up. 2435', S French (I? 97) Sanford 32) 5374 __________________________ has everything I dr.. cxc coed 52800 or trade for Sm motor home. 322 74Th 111 SIlls Wanted S Cu. ft. or smallei turntable, S track tape player. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS — REALTORS S*-ISflsr 20-Gil.vss Furniture Salvage, 11-92 So. of Soldnew$600,areelbuyatonly $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 131-1111 for free home demonstration. _______ (CD)) Newly remodeled, cxc. cond. Compfurn,,frostfreeret, Call 530 5051. INC. ON SALE-NEW twin size box springs I mattress 523.95 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford 1915 Caprice 'Classic' $500 or best offer Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenyac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 SIll APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur 51-Household Goods _____ 2'xlQ' 2 BR, 5', 5, like new, previous model, ready to move into. Carriage Cove. Terrific buy. Air, shed, awning. 3235140. POIIIST •IINI BUY SELL IRADE 327-5427 4'3IS F First St _____ — ranci Office Rent * AUCTION * Orlando 327.1577 em. N.Mi Rudly Pc. BR Suite, mattress & box springs. Double bed, white w gold trim. $300. 3636149. - SEIGLER REALTY lie Sylvan wee, 2 bldq. 1Ok1$ is. VAN 64—Equipment for These are a few of over 2000 "property listed from $500. per acre and up. We have small tracts, we also have beveral cabins, houses, old farms, Write or call for free I 1 -fl n -In-I 1SU—AUTOS WILSON MAIER FURNITURE '$3950.00. $1,500.00 down payment. Plenty of wild game and good fishing in this area. WITH 13 ROOMS, INCLUUIri., IN.LAW QUARTERS, CEN. TRAL HEAT I AIR, FIREPLACE, FAMILY ROOM PLUS TOO MANY EXTRAS TO AD VEPTISE, 553,000 A C. P S, p B, A T: AM FM, Cruise MUST SELL! $6495 323 7340. this tract. Plenty of privacy. DEBARY AREA LAKE FRONT, OVER 3,700 SQUARE FEET fl€%A,nr Dwarfs full bloom For Easter 7 colors Crystal Lake Nursery 322-271 Beds-, double hotel, $30 set, Sanford Auction, 1715 S. French. finish it 5 miles from Murphy. $22,300 00 53,000.000 down assume loan. 2.7 Acres located on large stream, real good access. About 1 acre Brockway Tractor, 250 Cummins Chevy Station Wagon, A. 1)1 IOO - 601 Celery Ave. We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $630 was Christmas- lay-away, there was only $116 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate You can have mach. for 5116 cash or take up payments of 5)7 rim. Will take trade as part payment. Call 131 1711 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. pieted. Large deck overlooking mtns. You can live In it while you - - - 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 3 BEDROOM FRAME, FIREPLACE, SCREENED PORCH, NEW ROOF, FRESH PAINT. NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. fl.I.and AAa.Rnc :ANTASTIC 4 BR, 2 B home in Pinecrest w C-HIA, ww carpet, eq. eat.ln kit., scr. patio, FR, on a beautiful landscaped k,tl Just 139,9001 4 MOUNTAINS info. $71,000t REALTOR MLS 323-4061 or eves. 323 0317 _____ --------- -- - NORTH CAROLINA $21,000. - Woodrufl's Garden Center O1I el. start wconlrols. $150. 3210355. 45.A-'itof State IN KITCHEN. EXCELLENT 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, ON CRESCENT. $19,500. - player; coffee table; office chairs. $342016 Casselberry. ........ Lincotn. I dr Town car '77, air. PS. Pit, P wds-, seat P. dr locks-. Cream on cream w vinyl top Cream w brn interior Tilt wheel. cruise, AM FM & 8 track Every optifin. original owner, wife's car 37) 6880 , -. Nelson's Florida Roses -____________________________ ne..a ocuuvm, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '69 to 15 models Call 3399100 or 831 4605 (Dealer) 79-Trucks-Trailers Call Dick Lacy 3237580 1 48x71 box spring & mattress, 54x11 box spring & mattress, hosp,t.-I bed with mattress. Call 373 382•; FORMAL DINING ROOM, PANELED FAMILY ROOM, OVER SIZED CLOSETS I-UNIT APT.I Fully furnished waccess to intercoastal water. ways. Call Linda Megan for 74 IWSI Easter Azaleas $2.11 'tf Chevy truck; triple bunk; Cape lidrIe stereo 8 track record 1910 Plymouth S W $800 or best offer Call 030 1881 '16 HondaCB200 Like New. $700. New Battery FILL DIRT & TUP SOIL YELLOW SAND Includes (an, tank, stand, trays & all tubing, $55; (2) VW 4 lug wheels, $4 ca 37) 5113 aft 6 Sanford 321O64O Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668•8335 $19,500. 3729)1 - .,I, Aspen or Vol-are S W Good Coed Auto, Air & Heat 32) 1041 BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 or 373 7710 Eves after 61 weekends SPACE HEATER good cond. BROKER $21,900. OVER 100 SALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED 1st QUARTER 19791 TheGreenhouse Since 1937 A6tLI I.• V.. 111 Iii. AFRICAN VIOLETS Kuip Decorators PAYMENTS WITH 6 PE CENT INTEREST. 7 BEDROOM FRAME PARTIAL LV FURNISHED. NICE & CLEAN, TILE BATH, LARGE ROOMS, SCREENED FRONT PORCH. NEAR DOWNTOWN. *A Doll House for Beginners. BR, 1 B furn. near shopping bu 377 5791 -, AYTONA AUTO AUCTION wy 97 I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach. will hold a, public AUTO AUCTION ever' Tuesday & Saturday at 7.30 It's the only one in Florida You Set the reserved price Call 904 2'S .311 ton further details 76-4wflorCyCles - LIKE TALL BIRCH TREES ON ERTY OVERLOOKING AN ICE - Removed - . COLD TROUT POND. VOL CAN HAVE IT FOR 53.995WlT1' ONLY $400 DOWN AND EAS', CH fl02 French Ave. 322 22 _________________________ completely furnished. Call 323 2977 FREEESTIMMTr Carpets from $6.50 yd. installed upholstery drapes slip covers. we wuti not be undersold on comparable quality. 1 ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PROP- I pIete. Thomas organs, piano Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc Doll I-louse6rms., NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU -- - 62—Lawn.Garden you place your -- Top Dollar Paid for junk & usec cars, trucks & heavy equpmcn? 322 5990 BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto 530 59.'MtjsiI PrClndise uulTars, Lrums, Banios. Con ------- 77—Junk Cars - — results. PARK SYLVAN LAKE DRIVE AT 5th 512.500. - I -- classified ad, the sooner you get 146 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED Reg. Real Estate Broker 23445. French Ave. 322-0231.373.7173, 322.0779 — M.UnsworthRealty - The sooner TERMS. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD 4 - RACQUETSTRINGING_GRIpS ARMYNAVYSURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. NEXT TO DESIGNATED , I All type racquets. Avg $8 Scott Reagan 322 5177 ____________________ 1913 Ford Grand Torino Sta Wgrr PS. PB. Ar Exc Cond only 39.000 mi 5300 8 take over payments 3236011 l97lChevwdvan Dblair,auto best offer. 322 6351 I - - -- 9x 12 Linoleum rugs $12.99 ea. 20 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE ROLLING HILLS AND BASS LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PAN AMA CITY. $76,000 BEST Enterprise near Stone Islandt Choice lots, some on canal but all have access to canal. DII. ferent sizes, prices & terms. Trees plus P;ke, pool pius sauna. - Kenmore Elec. range 30". ceramic Cook top, self cleaning oven 8 Admiral Refr 00th good coed.. reas. 323 6721 -______________ 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD NEAR OSTEEN YOUR OWN 35 ACRE LAKE NICELY WOODED $1000 PER ACRE. TERMS Choice property in Lk. Mary-? acres on a t'rner,, cleared w some trees. $23,000. COMEARUNNIN'. $59,300. Living with all other comforts. Huge 3 BR, 3 B home plus Mother.In-Iaw cottage on Lk. Butler in Volusla County. new $399; Loveseat 541.93 & up, 7 pc. dinettes $69.93 & up. Ref. $505. Up; El. stove$6O & up; full size draperies 510 & up. Sanford rurniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 327 8721. 2'. ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT, ONLY $2,000 DOWN AND SELLER TAKES MOR move right in without doing a thing. All for $31,900 Call now & see this bargain. e -- - . 57-SpOt'ts Equipnsent Spc. BR suite new, 5239;Spc LR LAKE MARKHAM ROAD, NICELY Woob $11,900 TERMS Here Is the house you want w everything you need & you can I A fl - - . For Sale 1967 Plymouth Fury .383. 54(1) Call 322 .473-4 after 5 p m 75-A—Vans 2921 Hwy. 1792 Sanford.FIa.32771 .ii.' 1973 Jeep Custom Station WdQOn. Qudra track 360. V 8, auto. AC 8. H A 1 cond. 322 17)1 I _____________________________ ROBSON MARINE l,... .nn r '-veryctay i,,,. ISuS,flt's-s- Servce (Otunin C,,,I .1272611 or 831 9991 ,-,,l.,.. w VS (uupe DCVile Nicecondton $2850 373 0318 3? 4632 1974 (ad'IIa( Have a room to rent' Let classified ad lind a tenant ft you! I 3379461a1t6 o-Autos for Sale - I Ght'enoefiberglas IS'9" W Trailer, $725 "WV', . . - , •.l! ,C,flA, SEIGLER REALTY listed 2 apI bldg. near town $24,500. pm (305)1722002 _______________________________ 1 ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED flu nI.vas 0mw l.a I. Lake Mary-Sanford Area. In vestment approx, 5450 mo. in come or live in one, rent ou other, Rural atmosphere, ta: Apache camper sleeps & new tires-, told down alum cove, S350 322 78I. 7739 Country Clu Rd - 107W. Commercial Phone 322 7551, Sanford NI) LU4btK UStU — 16 ft. Bass boat w 75 HP Chrysler motor. Excellent cond Many extras, Os-teen 323 0026 after 6 PAYING CASH Write or Call. Pete Flentke ZONED PROFESSIONAL OFFICES. $12,500 TERMS. w. uarnei;yinsye 75-Recreational VehiCIe WANTED BASEBALL CARDS 100' FRONTAGE ON AIRPORT BLVD. NEAR NEW K MART. I... 55—Boats & AcCeSsories Lq. variety.. 2401 t.irport Blvd. - Cash for your loll Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. 1A,41 OR,.. L1. ONE OF SANFORDI FINES1 This elegant 4-3 has lust abor. everything. $64,900. ASSOCIATES WANTED CAL BILL PLATTE FOR CONF DENTIAL INTERVIEW. AFRICAN VIOLETS The weather is perfect for a backyard s-ale - sell everything fast witha want ad. Call 322 2611 or 8)1 9993 VA.F HA.235.Conv. Homes Low Down Payment Handy man special, $17,000. , - I ___ • - 'I ____ The Real Estate Agenc REALTORS BLOOMING & shop close by. William you. tisc 11.arn. . - ___ . Maficzowske, Realtor. 322 7983. Need a 3 BR. 2 B with FR on a double con. lot for $31,500? Well we have itt Call us 1. we'll Show Sanford Studio 1 person, all electric ___ ' '.. HEALTY WORLD. Apts. for Senior Citizens. Dowi town, very clean I roomy. Sc Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmett Ave. . ' _______ -' 30,7.- • 4Ioaol bir"1 - 323 5670 MarIner's Village. - BATEMAN REALTY - 2 BR, 1 0 Large carport, kit. eq. I country. S miles from town. 31 50-MisCellaneous for Sale lots, zoned R 2. at Fern Creek 5. Nebraska Water, sewer Egg with this 3 or 4 BR 2 bat Sanora Patio home, a amenities of clubhouse. poo tennis Courts with privacy security. Priced under Hi market with an easy assumabi mortgage, 4ots.Acreage 1k Mars Blvd. Future corn meriLal. 5 BR, 3 B, Mint. cond. Terms to right party. See the Easter Runny's Gold 1 BR-SIll. Pool. Adults only, 0 Lake Ada. Just So of Airpor Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Cal - ____ on a quiet Street of well kef homes. $34,500. ill). • UWRD&YA38 Fleet IRA d.s,$'J0 P, Jim"i New Listing in Lake Mer', I-lorio Livingatitsflnest.IBR 1',bat georgeous pool I. patio, C H&f Sanford 1 BR. Air, ceramic batt wall to wall carpet. $155. $4 " Veters aM 24 HOUR E 322-928 shopping & churches. 3721054.461645 ........ W "ALTO' - __ _____ I-. • SA. DeBary Lovely 1g. 1 BR. Air, I Pets. Ideal Ret. Persons. He . Cialy Leigh qi Wemm Vus meeting a SALT 3j OdI ia, PWIda rM Cii bush' RIALTY l-AparTflms Unfurnish " WEDNaDAT, APRIL 21 Ists Cs La of meeting a SALT 2,7:30 pm. IiVjfl Reasonable weekly & month rates. Inquire 500 S. Oak. __________________ - -, - j,..ur u-ur.,u iii ffljffi 1VAY,APRIL1I Me". REACT, 7:30 p.m., A*nt. Civic CaMir. PrI b J. Pool Rows of I-"-t)t Caedy HNO -: ___ 4-4buses 29-Rooms ___________________ ______ -' s.u...•uiiu - - s-ge )fl ____________________ ______ .,-I-_ I ______________________ RichardM. Sevignylwf Donna to Christine B. Arcand, sgl, E 4$' of Lot terwction of the Northerly right-of., upon this ordinance becoming ef. 201 W 30' of 21. BIk H, Sanlando way line of Winier Woods Boule. fictive, the property owner in the NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING vardandtheWesterly right.of.way above described annexed area shall Springs Tr.. ______________________ Falcon Dcv. to Robert . ,ii TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION line ofS. R. No. 136, as shown on the be entitled to all of Ihe rights and Jr. I WI Peggy A., Lot 4. Fox Run s. OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY plat of Winter Woods Unit 1, as privileges and immunities as are OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. d, $25,500. recorded in Plat Book 15, at page 15, from time to time determined by the Notice Is hereby given that a of the Public Records of Seminole governing authority of the City of Garfield Walker & WI Agnes to 18—Help Wanted Robert M. Howard & Roberta A. Public Hearing will be held at the County. Florida; thence run S. 4$ Casselberry, Florida, and the 4PeionaIs Sauerwien, Beg. 330' 5 of NE cor. 01 Commission Room in the City Hall degrees 26' 20" W. along the Nor. provisjØ of the Charter of the City ___________________________ Lot B,runW 310' N 2Sdeg. 51 run, E In the City of Sanford, Florida, at ttierly rlght.of.way line of Winter of Casselberry, Florida in ac FAC!hUWITHP.bRINKIND Afternoon nil', E 273.4$', S is' to beg., st. 7:00 o'clock P.M. AprIl 23. 1979, to Woods Boulevard, for a distance Of cordancewith Chapter 171.044, Laws PROBLrM? consider the adoption of an or. 200.0 feet; thence run N. 21 degrees of Florida, 1916. .iossp,s Adn, u,000. Paper Route ptp, Alcoholics AnonymOus Donald E. Denesla & WI Lucille to dinance by the City of Sanford, 33' 40" . for a distance SECTION VIII: EFFECTIVE Available Can Help Diane B. Doggett, Unit 7E, Madeira Florida, titled wtsich Is as follows: of 200.0 feet; thence run N. . DATE-This ordinance shall Pte6473m degrees 26' 20" E. for a distance of become effectIve 30 days after Its ORDINANCE NO. 1414 Townhomes Condo., $10,000. Good Part Time WrIteP.O..Zox 1213 Jimmy L. Adams & WI JuanIta to AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 200.0 feet to the Westerly right-of., final passage and adoption. Income anfor&rfOrld.32m Leo Loughran Jr. & WI Nadine M, OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, waylineof SR. No. 136; thencerun FIRST READING this 2nd day of So. Seminole Area Lot 13, 81k 2, Fairlane Ests., Sec 1 AMEN DING ORDINANCE NO. 1097 S. 21 deVees 33' 40" E. along said April, A.D. 1979. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE Westerly riglit-of.way line, for a repl., $21,900. SECOND READING this 9th day Call 322.2611 .831.9993 IN YOUR FAMILY? Lw Loughran Jr. & Nadine to BEING A ZONING PLAN; SAID distance of 200.0 feet to the point of of April, A. 0. 1979. The Evening Herald AL.ANON beginning; and, Beginning at the FINAL George W. L.lghtner, sgl & Tern L. AMENDMENT CHANGING THE READING AND For famillesorfrlefldsof Bishop, WI, Lot 13, BIk 2, Falrlane ZONING OF THAT PORTION OF intersection of the Southerly right.. ADOPTION this 9th day of April. A. problemdrinkefs Ests., Sec. 1 RepI., $25,900. PROPERTY HEREINAFTER of.way line of Winter Woods WE'VE EXPANDED Forfuture Information call Traditional Contr. Co. to Jimmy DESCRIBED LYING BETWEEN Bo'jleyrd and the Westerly right.. APPROVED: New office in Lake Mary nuw -way line of SR. No. 436, as 447.3333orwrIte L. Adams & WI JuanIta M., Lot 1$, EAST FIRST STREET AND EAST of Bill B. Gnier, Mayor open. Currently Interviewing 5rdAIAn0fhmIly0t 81k 24, Dreamwold, $30,900. SECOND STREET AND BE. showii on the plat of Winter Woods City of Casselberry, experienced & newly licensed i'.o. Box 553 John C. Schnenker, trustee & Ind. TWEEN CYPRESS AVENUE AND Unit 1, as recorded in Plat Book 15, Florida agents for 2 offices. W6 pledge S.nford,Fl..32771 to David Dernetrec, Lot 1, 81k A, PINE AVENUE FROM RC.1 onpagelS,ofthePublicRecordsof ATTEST: ourselves to your being a suc. Litle Weklva Ests., No. 1, $76,000. (RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL) Seminole County, Florida; thence Mary W. Hawthorne cessl Continuous training 1Winter Springs Dcv. to Aylesbury DISTRICT TO RMOI (MULTIPLE.. run S. II deere., 26' 20" W. along city Clerk DIvORCE-$20.$0-Guaranteed. guidance. Join a professionaI Homes Corp, Lots 3 & 56, FAMILY RESIDENTIAL, OFFICE the Southerly rIght.of.way line of Publish April 13, 20, 27 & May 4, 1979 Bo Free details; KIT, team. Call 531-5253 or 322-5253 AND INSTITUTIONAL) DIS. Winter Woods Boulevard, for a DEl-s3 Tuscawllla, Unit 7, 129.100. Pompano, FL. 33061, 911.4997. Ernest Gathers Jr., & Annie M., TRICT; PROVIDING FOR SEVER, distance of 277.64 feat; thence S. o __________________________ __________________________ Fnicke & Fricke Assoc. Inc. Pealtor, ERA Member.Broker. 591 to Larry T. Jones & WI Sandra ABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EF. degrees 20' 20" W. for a distance 171St feet: thence S. $9 degrees ' 0., Lots 13 5. 11, BIk 1, Pine Level, FECTIVE DATE. WANTED: Customers to enjoy A COLORFUL FUTURE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE $15,000. A copy shall be available at the 10" E. along the South line of the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Judy's Hamburgers, Super ISA PHONE CALL AWAY TownshIp 21 Rayburn V. White & *1 Sara to Office of the City Clerk for all NE¼ Of Section 33, Salad Bar with 15 Items I Great Life Is more colorful when you're CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Elbnidge L. Gavin I WI Olive, Lot I, persons desiring to examine the South, Range 30 East, for a Country Breakfast. No cx COUNTY, FL. earning good money and distance of 369.50 1 eel to the CASE NO. IessNl2.13'ofW 37.2$', Wellington's same. perience necessary. Apply in meeting nice people. Call 644. 79S2CA44.E Addn, $15000. All parties In interest and citizens Westerly right-of way line of State person Hwy. 1742, Sanford. 3079 for details. Campbell Leasing Post No. 53, The shall have an opportunity to be Road No. 436; thence run N. 21 IN RE: The Marrtaie Appetite required. AVON degrees 33' 40" W. along American Legion to Seminole heard at said hearing, said KARL WATTS, JR., Weddingsby DOT County Chapter No. 30, Disabled LET'S BE HONEST By order of the City Commission Westerly nlght-of.way line for a Petitionen.Husband, NOTARY PUBLIC distance of 300.01 feet to the point of American Veterans, Inc., Corn. of the City of Sanford, Florida. If you weren't looking for a new and 322.2026 or 3230167 beg Inning. DEC LA R IN G LANA WATTS, menceat Pt 15.91 ch. WI 5.23 di. N H. N. Tamm, Jr. career you wouldn't be reading AVAILABILITY OF MUNICI PAL of SE cor. of NE¼ of SE¼ of Sec. 11. CIty Cleft this ad, and if we weren't looking Respondent.Wlfe. SERVICES: DEFINING CONOI. 2030, etc. $6,100. Publish April 13, 197' someone to do a lob this ad WHY BE LONELY? Write "Oat A lIONS OF ANNEXATIONS: PROLynn T. Hazlett to Muriel A. DEI.5S woulu'tbehere. If youwant the Maw' Dating Service. All Ages. NOTICE OF ACTION VIDINO ZONING CLASSIFICA. TO: SChligeI, E 200'ofW3SO'of N 250'of opportunity to earn Three to P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33517. LANA WATTS TION: REDEFINING THE COR. Lot 33, St. Joseph's Addn, $100. __________________ ______________________ Five Hundred dollars a week, 2137.B Lynngate Drive _— — PORATE Helen E. LaughlIn to Roche In. LIMITS OF CASSEL call 1100-4321403 anytime for Birmingham, Alabama nci stoot & BERRY, FLORIDA TO INCLUDE ternatlonal Inc.. W of NE¼ of recorded message. 35216 ______________________________ SE¼ of Sec 22-20.30, Ieas part etc., NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEARING SAID PARCEL OF LAND IN THE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED $130,000. Experienced electronic test TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID that a Petition has been filed In the Lost, strayed or taken from the technician capable of making (QCD) Magnolia Svc. Corp to the OP AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY CITY: AUTHORIZING AMEND. above entitled Court for the vicinity of Mayfair Country MENT OF CITY MAP TO IN inovated contributions to test Wekiva Hunt Club Community o SANFORD, FLORIDA. Dissolution of Marriage between Club. German short hair, white Auc., Inc., from SE cor. Of NE¼ Of methods. Mustbewillingworker Notice is hereby given that a CLUDE THE ANNEXATION KARL WATTS, JR., Petitioner, and w.11ver spots, docked tail, who gets along well with others. SW'/a of Sec 4.21.29 etc., 4.7040 acres Public Hearing will be held at the HERE IN; PROVIDING FOR THE LANA WATTS, Respondent, and you Reward. No questions. Pet, not Opportunity for advancement. m.i, $100. Commission Room in the City Hall RIGHT AND PRIVILEGES FOR are hereby required to show cause hunting dog. 322 "31. Equal Opportunity Employer Angelo E. Bovello I WI Angelina In tue City of Sanford, FlorIda, at CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; why the same should not be granted RAF Magnetics, Inc. 200 to David P. Bryant I WI Ann S., Lt 7:000'clock P.M. on AprIl 23, 1, to SEVERABILITY; AND EFFEC. by serving a copy of your written Lexington Ave., DeLand, Fla. 34, Sanora South, Unit One, $23,500. consider the adoption of an or. TIVE DATE, defenses, if any, upon CarmIne M. 6—CNId Care Robert L. Pauley I Jane to dinance by the City of Sanford, ________________________ Nurses Aide, 11.7 shift, e4. only. George Proechel I WHEREAS, there has been tiled Bravo, Esq., of the law firm of _______________________ WI Marion, Un. Florida, title of which Is as follows: KORMAN & BRAVO, PA., $30 E. ApplyLakeview Nursing Center, 15 Baytree Condo., Sec. Eight, Inc., with the City Clerk of the City of Highway ORDINANCE NO. 431, Longwood, Florida Carrel's Kiddie Corner, Duren I 919 E. Second St. $35,000. Cassefterry, Florida, a petition' 3rd St., Osteen. Mon..Fri., 6 for 32750, on or before April 25, 1979, and AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY annexation Bevefv I. Sobik I WI John .ir. to Immediate openings for general signed by the landowner by filing the original thereof with the am. .4 p.m. 3223016. OF SANFORD, Dennis MeredIth Inc., Lots 9 5. FLORIDA, of the area sought to b annexed Clerk of said Court; otherwise a laborers. Day shift only. Apply AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. ___________________ Orange Park, $32,000. 1097 consenting to and requesting between hours I am. to 1) am. an. judgment or order may be entered James R. Curran to Alice E. OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE nexatlon and zoning of that parcel uctlons AmerIcan Wood products MIII Curran, W $0.35' of Lot 11, Ilk 0, BEING A ZONING PLAN: SAID specitically described herein: and against you granting said Office, 200 Marvin Ave., AMENDMENT CHANGING THE Prairie U Park, $10. WHEREAS, the City Call of Dissolution of Marriage. Lonqwood. to ZONING OF THAT PORTION OF the CI$Y'OI WITNESS my hand and seal as Robert O Neal 5. WI Creative Expressions SrVY, Flerida, Clerk of the Circuit Court oi LeonardR.Lubline&wfMaryMn, PROPERTY HEREINAFTER theretoforeataregular meetingof MAINTENANCE MAN DESCRIBED LYING BETWEEN the City Council has Seminole County, Florida, this the CalIJo.An,333.$$13 Lt 11, 81k C, Sec If, Sweetweter approved the 20th Applyinperson COLONIAL WAY AND KATHER. day of March, 1979. __________________________ petition signed by the landowner of Oaks, 190,000. HOLIDAY INN, SANFORD to INE COURT AND BETWEEN COR the area Win. Pillar I WI Metalne sought to be annexed, (SEAL) 11AAdi Cults Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. DOVA DRIVE AND FRENCH AVE consenting to and requesting the Wanted someone experienced to ri Patricia B. Winfield, Lt 24, Lake of f the Circuit __________________________ NUB PROM SR.IA (SINGLE.FAM. annexation of said parcel and has web yard chairs. Cell 322.5401 the Woods TOwnhouseS, ILY RESIDENTIAL DWELLING) considered thoroughly the after 6 p.m. $$4,5 Most complete Craft & Hobby By: Eve Crabtree Robert 0. David & wf Jessie to DISTRICT TO RC.1 (RESTRICTED feasibility of such annexation and Supply in Central Florida. Deputy Clerk Exp. laborers for Mews. Vernon I Gustafson I WI Karen, N½ COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT PRO. zoning to the City of Casselberry HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French Deltona Area. Own T:'ans. VIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, Florlda,inaccordancewith Chapter Publish Mar. 23, 301 Apr. 6, 13, 1979 ofLot33lallof 31, Blk 14, Suburban Ave. Sanford, Fl. DEH.129 5742572aft7 CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE 111.044, Laws of FlorIda, 1974; and Homes, $4300. ____________________ WHEREAS, objections to such (QCD) Lifetime Homes Inc. to DATE. Cabinet makers I spray painter. A copy shall be available at the annexation and zoning have been l$-4W nlud Wm. H. Wack Jr. & WI Elaine 0., Lot Exp. or traInees. 515 Cabinets, 0191cc of the City Clerk for all considered and hearings held, and it IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 14, Woodbrldge as the Springs, Longwood. 339.5943. persons desiring to examine the appearing In the best interest of the SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA MOTEL NIGHT AUDITOR I, (corrective), $100. same. Deltona Inn. 11p.m. to 7a.m. Must City of Casselberry, Florida, to PROBATE DIVISION Mancel M. Nutter to Carmellna Nurses aide or exp. sitter for. in: All parties In Interest and citizens annex and zone said property, File Number 7$434.CP have experience. Part time. 46$. Nanv, sgl, Lot 17 51k valid in Nursing Home. Ref. shall have an opportunity to be sublect to specific condItions and 4493 ask for David. Orlando Townslte Fourth Req. 322.4097 or Write P.O. Box IN RE: ESTATE OP heard at said Marins, restrIctions; .d $1,O00. 2195, Sanford gIving resume'.. ____________________ By order of the City Commission WHEREAS, The City Council has HENRY A. .JOLIN, Le0randH. HeadingtcnlwfFay of the City of Sanford, F løi'ida. Deceased toM. Timothy Dunn Realty Inc., Lot from Investigation , For a career In Real Estate call H. N. Tamm, Ji'. NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION all municipal services will be 343, Springs oaks Un. 3, $N,aJ. Realty World, TM Real Estate City Cleit availabletotheareatobeönnexed TO ALL PERSONS HAVING (QCD) Frank .1. Ambrse to Agency June Porzlg 323.5324 on tie ffective date of this or. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Karen Susan Ambrose, Lot 105, PUblish AprIl 13, 1919 DC 1.00 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL elie. Lake Searsy Shores, $100. 9l2FrsnchAve. 2$AP1tL$H0USSS 3235176 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED (QCD)WayneA.Flelhman,sglto ENACTED BY THE CITY IN THE ESTATE: Franca D. Fleshman,sql, Lt 10 Elk TOShIFS Applications being accepted for ______________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ...OUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAS. B, The Meadows West, $100. the position of FIREFIGHTER thattl*admlnlstrationoftheestate Sharehouse& expenses. Woman. SELIERRY FLORIDA: Gidus Bldrs., Inc. to Moran c. with Deltona Fire District. Must 0.IN, deceased, File Must Section I: ANNEXATION AND ° like dogs. Smith I WI Nancy, U 79 Howell References. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC NEARING be 1$ or over; must be high Number 711$4CP, IsPflding Iii Ests. RepI., 552.100. TO CONSIDER TN! ADOPTION ZONING-That the City of school grad or OED; must have Rayburn V. While & WI Sara to OF ANORDINANC• BY TN! CITY Cassslberry, Florida, does herewith C.rcult Court for Seminole County, 34Q9 mm. standards: must be and hereby annex and designate FlOrida, Probate DivIsio.i, the add ChwlesL; Nlcklel WI Joyce H.. Lot OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. in good physical I medical 7&N3S'ofl,Bikl3,Tierl,Sanfird, Notice is hereby glv.n that a zonlnuofacertaintracsoflandlying ness of which is Seminole County, condition. Apply at 1653 in Semiflolo County, Florida, and Courthouse, Sanford, FlorIda 32771. 532.000. Nearing will be he at videCe Blvd., DeltOna. 9 FICTITIOUS NAME personal representative Hall mere particularly described as The Wider Springs DIV. to horn Cinwisilon Room in tie City am. to 3 p.m., Mon. Iliru Fri. Notice is hereby given thai I am estate Is JULIE JOLIN CURRY, Homalnc.,LoIb9lWisirlpr,un. IffisCity of Sanford, Florida, at foUows.towlt: engaged in business at 101 C. 36th whose address is 170 Secora 3, $21,*. Sigki at the Intersection of 7:050'cIockP.M.onAp.1133, 1979, to SI. Sanford, Fla. Seminole County, Florida SeIAire Homes Inc. to Arthur K. the adOption Of an or. Northerly right.ot.way line of Avenue, Merritt Island, coillidir Florida, under the fictitious name of The name and address of the Johnson & WI Elinor J., Lot 43, III dinance by tie City of Sanford, Wider Woods Boulevard and the 32952. CHELSEA CLEANING SERVICE, SR. personal nsprelentativ,'s attorney Aire Hills, Unit Ons. 544,20. Florida, titled which Isis follows: Westerly right.of.way line ' jj that I Intend to register said are 51$ below. I No. o, as shoWS on the plat of Sharon McFeeIy (form. J.11ey) & ORDINANCE NO. ii name with the Clerk of the Circuit All persons having claims or hb Patrick to lance Nagley & *1 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Winter Woods Unit 1, a recorded Court, Seminole County, Florida In demands against the estate we in c, Plot look 1$, at s. Sprw, Gardens. OF 15 of SANFORD, FLORIDA, accordance with the provisions Of CITY OP CA$$ELIIRRY, of Seminole County, required, WI THIN THREE $105. AMENDING ARTICLE I CHAP. Public Records the Fictitious Name statutes, To. FLORIDA MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF •Ma thence rim S. 6$ Done B. .Iolley, $pt to lance TIN 11 OP THE CODE OP THE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC HIARING TO Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes Nesley & WI Sharon. Lt 5, 529,441. CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA; 36' 20" W. along the Northerly ' C. Rsse & WI Resanne to SAID CHAPTER BEING EN. riptltof.Wiy line of Winter Woods THISNOTICE,tofilewithth.clerk CONSIDER ADOPTION OP 1957. 51g. Chelsea Fletcher PROPOSID ORDINANCE Phyllis.1. Cappani, Trvstw, Lot 33, TITLID"GARBAOE. TRAIN AND lo.i$evard, for a $00 of tIe abeve court a welSh Publish: April 6,13,20,27,1919 claim or demand Bik C, $esnfnolo Sites, $33,100. . N. 21 dIYII5 22' statement of any WEEDS"; SAID AMENDMENT feel: DEI.27 they may have. Each claim must be TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Luclie Ferry, Mm. 1st. Frank M. PROVIDING FOR THE USE OF W. for a distance Of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE teA I B Contractors, Lot 14. Ilk 33. PLASTIC SAGS AS A CONTAINER thee run N. 6$ degrees 36' • C. In writIng and must indicate tie basis for the claim, the name and the City of Casselborry, Florida, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. ssmwoid, ..• I- I to FOR THE STORAGE AND CCL. fir a distance N. address of the creditor or his agent that the City Council will hold a CUlT, IN AND FOR SIMINCLE Traditional Cenfr. CO. 5 51di• LECTION OP OAR SAGE AND RI. Westerly rigM.d.way line of or attorney, and the amount public Miring to consider enact. COUNTY, FL. 0. Fletcher, E',of Lot 3' Gloiwmid, No. 46, thence run 1.21 dOgoes FUSE: PROVIDING FOR USE OP claImed. If the claIm is nsf yet due, moiSt of Ordinance 350. entitled: CASE NO. 7901CMl.0 131,-. WATERTIGHT PLASTIC OR 4" E. along said Westeriy rignt. tIe date when It will become due AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY IN RE; Tie Marriage p0 Robert L. Von I WI BIirley to of.way line, for a distance of 200.0 METAL RECEPTACLES NOT Enterpriws Inc., Lot 53, SM?, III. MORE THAN THIRTY (35) GAL foil te tIe psit of beginning: and shall be stated If tie claim is OF CASIEL BERRY, FLORIDA GEORGE W. TI$CNLER, contingent or unliquldatad, tie CLOSING, VACATING AND Airs. $1,555. PstltIenIr.Hv,band ION CAPACITY FOR THE STOR. leginning 1$ the Woisoction Of nature of the uncertainly shall be ABANDONING A PART OF TRIP. id A I S CeiWr. to Sara K. GMW' Southerly rlgId.of.way lIne 01 AGE AND COLLECTION OF OAR. elated. If lii claim Is soc,.i, tie LETT LAKE DRIVE ACCORDING JUDY Tl$CHLIR, sgl, Let 3. SM 3. Iii Air. 030.151 WWV AND RIFUIE shill be described Tie TO THE FLAT OP TRIPLETT Jsrty riglt.d..sy line of S N. Clyde I.. Psrter I WI Billie IS ING FOR CURBSIDE PICKUP OP PilitiOnOI.Wi*. soil delIver witiciet LAKE SHORESAS RICORDID IN Jimos Cosley & WI Phyllis, N at GARBAGE shown on tie pat at claimant AND REFUSE: Ne. 136,00 NOTICE OP ACTION NWtI at $W$4 at SW'4 ii NIIA at PROVIDING FOR PLACEMENT WWir Woods Unit 1, as recorded in copies of tie claim to tie clerk to FLAT BOOK S. PAGE 11, PUBLIC liable tIe Ierk to aiIOIIe copy to RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN. TO; JUDY Ptat look 15, on page 13, SWt at 5*'A 51c 30*30. 122.1W. OF YARD TR$MMIN, TISCHLEN sect, er$onal reprsslpte. TV FLORIDA: PROVIDING SEV. QCD ir1es LU!01U I WI LEAVES AND WEEDS IN CON. Public R$65IØ1$ Cl Gladys hub Margin. Is Mirgirot AM Lul'. TAINIRE FOR CURBSIDE PICK. P*$da,*sncerses$Isdey,s$' AlIpenIsmslnSIr.stodinsie.tat, IRASILITY: CONFLICTS AND $Wat EliIh SIres. to whom a cspy of*Is NoI1 Of EFFECTIVE DATE. York, PA 17154 001sf, Mdlv., It 13. $inhinds Isle. UP AND FOR PICKUP OP LIMBS , Adminlsiratle lis boon mailed we This notice is gIven pgrgf to YOU ARE HERISY NOTIFIRD liii. line ii Winter OF NOT MORE THAN FIVE 1$') Wi required, WITHIN THIE tIe previsions of Chapter 144, flat a Petition has bee filed Whoer Springs DII. to CSIPIVy FEET IN LENGTH: PROHIBIT. Soolivard. fir a OfWisde ViM in i MOIIT$$ FROM THE DATE OP Florida Statutes, and Ito Charter above entitled Court usia Inc., LII II, Tussalilo, .1des1$ INS THE SCATTERING Op FIRST PUBLICATION OP and OrdInances of Its City Of Dl$$elutisri sO Mirna1s bilwed 'II RIFU$1 UPON ANY $TRE, fir a distance Of 11451 tesS; Mice THE THl$NOTIC1,tofi1eanye,ejlep. Cwvy, Florida, a.najiag GIORGI CSI*vHsm.s Inc. to Francis R. SIDKWALK, AlLEY, SEWER, $00 duirsas 39' 4' ,,, W. TI$CNLIR, supplumentid. Petitioner, and JUDY TI$CHIER, Cochran & WI Aims 46., LullS. PARKWAY OR OTHER PUSLIC SoulS Heel lie NE¼ sO Section 32. thsy may have thai challenges lie validity at Pie deCadUnt'S will, Ite laid Ordinance will be ceeslisreg. TueclIls Unit 7.514*. and ys PlACI: REQUIRING PROPERTY Township 11 loSt, Rang. 35 quailflcatlsnsof tie personal enflrstrsadk0enMenday,Mrl133, reliulvid Is Wow ci sty Ii. S. a. P1e*sckIsJsrryR. $0111 OWNER T011 RESPONSIBLE .m - . or Its vimi. V $79. and Ills City Council wtII same should 1W he graiSSI by IWIMary$ys*.Ltofl&LS*L, FOR THE REMOVAL OP TRAIN, Wiu$Iv.ty rIOI.lfopy heel seas. IIWIS15CS* of *1 court. consider same fir finil oossis. in lervkO a c l-I....IL* P.1k. SL101 N. 21 BUILDING MATERIAL AND S at our wvittoi ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND accordance with ChapIur SM, and 4" I'11 lntoI(ittijpa.ns OT$EQ ItSBI$$ INCIDENT TO If any, 400 CarmMdM. OBJICTION$ NOT $0 FILED tir.Lot$0Lobesf*s... CONSTRUCTION ON PRIVATE adspllsn alter tie public Poring kavs. 1st, 0 the law fIr, st I*I4IWW lie sir a WILL. SE FOREVER SARRED. Tnhmmn.. Sec. 2. $41,311 whldiwMbeheIdin*5cNysat KOIMAN 4 BRAVO, PA., * I. 55 ' PROPERTY: PROVISION P01 Dais Of Ih First Vi. 461g. 5.1011 lot 1ev. II SPECIAL first pubhicallsn at *ls Csssflsrry, Florida, en Maliy, NIWs* 13 1ws,tj, Pheida HANDS INS AND W(1ui. at *dminlolrallgs; AprIl 53. April31 1979. ii 1:30P.M. ire. sian *711 air bsflr.Ap,Il 241979, asd, AH.Law,LOf133,LagSVIstas4, DISPOSITION OP MOTOR II: ZONING thorsifter as pesalile. At the WIN WAN. VEHICLE TISESI PROVIDING DESIGNATION-Cl (COn Jille Jell Curry meeting Wari,4 Pintles_may Clerk - Of sill Court; otherwise. 111$ 0. 0.05, to OP. A. FOR $IVERABII$TY, CON. U Psrsl RsgrIssn$allve CØ I WI JOn. LaSs iIIL FLICTS AND uuqsve DATE. eppsy and be lord *11 rs40c$ to IvOuni en ord me be enlersi CTION Ill; CONDITIONS OP Of *0 Istaleil ml pr401W srdlnaøcs. mis agaiss' yaw granting sai Second A Psrkvlew, $11511 A cepr liii be rialisSIS at the SOny A. JsIIis ngmayiecent (Q) CIl prasa SamMy he oliso at the City ci,,s for DIsufosla Of 46sri. SECTION IV: REDEFINING •s.j Istimo mIll final d1oi is taO by IIMI*edIsCfINenp. Gainly IWI s,,,,desis WITNESs my land and seat as, *5 LIMITS BY OEC$MATIO*.TkII ATTORNEY FOR 55 PERSONAL *0 City CosecM. 464 5 3 O, ?III Clerk of the Circuit c *5 WPIF4* limItS IS *5 CIty Of REPRESENTATIVE: ' copies Of thsprsug Ordlnici Sorninsi Cionty, Flerlia, ias Pest lo Lads AIW.Sill ij CINu1I1u. Plerihs, be and IS Is Lester UMZ. AR 55 NORSy,. INC. Ii Millard V. t, Mr* and tanSy radSl*il We. $TROMIRE, Wl$TMAN, LINTZ, we a,ilh.bIs ii the City Hall with 20* doy Of March, 1op. cult Of lie City and same mey (SEAL) 15 I.E ar at tot $**r 1W 55 tvde old MdclII ld hereIn SAIJOlI, MCKINLEY, ANTOCN, be Inspected Iv lie publIc. gs, fl huh p Ci. $4 INS N 5y Artisir H. SecisIW, Jr. Of *5 CIIy Cm$5j dowNed Tie dikdpI, helm CLIFTON I PEARCE DAT1D *1015* dayil April, & $11ratE$ap,lll* Clerk sO the Circuit lWWINkldlldoaI5IrNIs. P k Ofth.CIIyIShIRN.d.FbeIBL 11s flrwid L' 4 lNusv. Cent PlodS, ilgIways. BII'VS I N, N. Tams, Jr. F10PIIS 'y 0. H1uIkui IsMlSahdV. SPiidSr$wl . lv: .innet. CVPSIS ' MIs' BIIWSI' Cap Colt Tnrwa: ( I4 Cliv Clerk NOfWII9'OfI30POfll Pi50. Daply Curt Ga **5 W0IIWI liMits ill *SO AprIl 13,20,1919 Apt $3. 1079 puiu April 13,5979 PublinI *.)3.305.,sj, sets csoy Ct $4 $1555. ares lenIn In $sctinp I 0(1.10 0.1k DEN.1 - --. .-.•. - DeBary Untad 10I$ misting. _____ DEADLINES Noon The Do Before Publication _____________________ ____________ - 3 Lines Minimum __________________________ - 1JAY,AflflJ9 NART.AAIP coves-ad lanehiosi noon, Saurd Civic Ceuitar. Sps.k.r Alvin P. Stevsema vie. pded (ajgj psa Inoaranc. (, FRIDAY, APRIL10 $ieUiCDA*,2:30p.m., Mrs Walt. L. Casts?, 1010 Graudview Ave., Ssthrd, P'rntve Pea publjc c.j$ by GJ Ellyn (IIIoi) LlWa's Ceorea spouiuorsd by U, 7:30 p.m., Dim. melds Ehaunintesy School, M'ant SATURDAY, lads-ace Pals-s sponsored by P&atIMd Art Aim., 10 a.m. in $ p.m., 4J4 M (sr F, 10 am. to 3 p.m., Sabal POint 1pe mennt. School, Wekiva Wa Road. _______ a line 1 tIme 3cons.cutivitImis . . . .3k a line 7consacutivetlmes..... 3k a line - — - AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon 5:00 RATES ................. 43c , DsBy R'in th Parlor Important CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS ________________________ - and pri-. Wgi, Cr DAR, 1:30 8319993 ___________________-, _______ RsueatIcn Hall, Coloinba _______ 322.2611 ________________________ ____ - Notice is hereby gIven that the City Clerk be and is hereby City Council of the City of authorized to amend, alter and supplement the official city map 01 Cassefberiy, Florida adopted Ordinance of Annexation as follows the City of Casseiberry. Florida to ndcde the annexation contained in ORDINANCE NO.371 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Section I hereof. OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, SECTION VI: SEVERABILITYANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING II anysectionor portionof a section WITHIN THE CORPORATE of this ordinance proves to be in. LIMITS OF THE CITY OF valid, unlawful or uncomtitutlonal, CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, AN it Shall not be held to Invalidate or AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND impair validity, force or effect of BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. any other section or part of this , ______ - Orlando - Wintei Park Seminole - Bin., First • CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OF ORDINANCE OF hereof. ANNEXATION BY THE CITY OF SECTION V: AMENDMENT OF CASSELSIRRY, FLORIDA OFFICIAL CITY MAP — That the ___________ ____________ S&JRIvsrIMeIkberClubTe1spbonsp1onesrs, .1 p.m., Orange CitY Lions Club. _____ Friday, April 13, 1979-nA lIlIIlSlIIi.. . _____ - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Legal Notice Suiida - Noon Fridai QurdL - Legal Notice FLORIDA, AND MORE PAR. ordinance. TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS SECTION VII: ANNEXED AREA FOLLOWS: Begin at the in. RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES-That E16.67'oflI,BlkE,LakeWayman Hts., $100. - SfsrdAA Womai'.Grs, 2p.m., . FIT. Caiselberry LA, closed, 1 p.m., Aace1jcJ) L4h -. Notice is hereby given that i am engaged In businees at 22S.Live Oaks Blvd., Casselberry Seminole Transfers FRIDAY. APRIL13 Taiglewsad AA, closed, $ p.m., St. Richard's Quwth, Lake Howell Road. L.ugw..d At, doaed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moraylan . Quwch., SR Yaw AàII Club for 8I1es, 9 p.m., Øjlo Gard (]ub, 710 E. Rollins Ave., jj ______________________________________________ ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg Cds 373 0171; 372 440) Prew.ireCiesning - — lMan, quality operation lyrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 3271371 Brown's Pressure Cleaning...f dew removal houses & roofs, mobile homes. Trucks was, Economy roles. 534 953 Concrete Work; steps, patios Sm.orLg.FreeEst.CaIi Mr. Taylor, 337 1.54$ or 3774434 Roofing PAIPITIIIG, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. 3230439aft,rS;3O Roofing I guttering, mt I ext remodeling, all work guaran. tftd. Free Est 373 313k - �TS SPOR 12A-Evsaiag NsmM. Sonkrt Fl. Frldey, April I& 1fl a L ietzke Watson Open Masters Strong ly.: AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) Bruce Uetake should find holding a lead in the Masters Ins psirdol than it was when he Oft well enough to win this week." [Make explained that after tearing a rib muscle while driving off the loth tee in the third round at Tucson, he continued playing. "I did take a won at Tucson, M be Seems to feel ft's going to be more dif. ficulL "It Is very surprising to be playing bert, and winning, that Sunday, bid may have come back too soon." *k. lead over favored Torn Watson and tira other rim nersup. "It's a reel cosildence builder, but I don't feel I'm But don't get the Idea IMtzke istirowing in the towel. "Not at all,"hesMt"I hope to keep on surprising myself this week." towin. I's en bow thm,tohe called to favodis." Flv.ms Mere '9'p'un Jack Nkklaee Is jud one more that hack along with four ether theaters, Including 471eurold ally Cooper, who sold 4,1 struck a blow for the old folke." Also going into todes seed reed jot two drs off etEe'a pane wire An lean, Lou Ortheen ed Qg anow. Everyone was saying t the enanal barrage of low g. National was in the but shape I* bad ever seen IL Nkblana, off to the worst dart of Ma career this year, aid he was with his roead,4thmiIr 'It puts a lot of nedenoe back In my bead. You always Irsatbe a ilgh of rellaf when you have a good mend of pVq especially when youar.natewhatyouivdgl4 AM when you dart out." Chase ToFo MILTON IIICHMAN Evening Heiuld" SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, April 13, 1979 SWWNG SNCAS #1W me , G$ZY(dYYFRáP Parade Win He's Along For Ride aiit Bytngtcn hurled a four. daughter n& Its win. Dexter Franklin wiat tires liming noiiitter Thursday yi Mathis again the Medical Centertook an ear ly for tires, ill to pace AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) Na's as care with Ms w rds as h. Is Chase & Co. dubbed Car Can"(has. tdttli attack binding a lead with 'ngI, tallies In the MedicalOlder. Sceti XrIger C h,m atj, j four fl , to bood its ad second es, but With his shots, hardly ever overstating or over.swlnging, so a bome run and Sim you 1J to 4.0 in t, s games Merthie has aro.ded 10 Qem Leonard Shell lmntt.d the limis added a double. have to Wave Art Wall when ays al for the ride. j he s he's only along National Iis. eatra-bais bits, including sin score at 24 111&a pair of runs You believe him =W you go out there and see for yourself, and Leng jt $4 goh Noun LIO gained roend4rers. what You Is en Man, WIberate Art Wall deedging Ic every In the top of the third. Iivthg, the Raliresders fourth soleapossession Theodore Graham thnvned Clem Leonard Shell out- p''ed five ram acres the ounce of energy Inelde Mm, practically killing Mmself trying so with 3-1 recordofa second place fter defeating a home rim and double end scored Medical Coiter iS'S over plate inthi top of the fourth and hard lea than days after surgery. Medical Cater, According to him, he's trying to make today's 31-hole ad. From Railroaders posted124, while the Byingion hl.I.d two doubles the nest tires irh1 to win First Federal coaliWt keep their first for (hen,. Teammate. Jasper eully. the coke of it, tho,ngh It seems more as If he's trying to make the pace. I 14I, o r First win, ve Federal. 011Ine, Oscar Mutbi. and Robert Hill led the wieners at kind of showing that would prove to himself, as well as others, he Ion Waldo wee the wienlug Byirighm fanned five and Keith McGrlff had one double the plate with a home rim and pitcher hi that of lesld dill ham't lost lo all of the golden touch which made Mm a winner walked tire. in holding Care apace. double while Theron Uaong Grayson. her, 10 years ago. &ai itriu hMl.• Lee Freirick scatt sin slap ped a pair of singles. "Rethdkally,Idon'tUnkofmychencesofw1IIng at j,*s Grayson says. "All I'm trying to do is make the cut so I can dill be around game was called after 3% In- hits and dud cd .1gM In lsohomer.t teas, on, hukto the park sad nlngs under the 10-run pitching (hen Leonard Shell to here the last two days." deove hi Mn of Ma_______ team's 14 LIONAID MIDICAL IAILROAOII$ :Some of the galleryltes watching the bone-thin, grayhaired ecu. •ND$T5 Cease a iwil. Danny Jumç added two curu .asr iosuai. "a N All us N AaIN $rmerMaltrrs'ctiarnpanoke tivatflrstt,eshotofhlsfarup the ARMS ARIN deitIes WuI_ and a thgW, while III T.Su_ii.. _____ 411 o"rAft au 411 a.iit.. i" Mll on the opening hale of tMsyesr's evesgThursImnu)y Lssusrd its HhrbMDIsanandRobbleo Ill Dliii III Dli.. $21 Sails 132 Nilir IlI II •, . sls. theckedthslrprograrnstomakesurethisactuljlywas50-y,11.. am" sachbadtwoMss. . SWIM Kdur 111 5r,. its USia III Ph lIIDM.1 oldArtWafl thsywerelockingatandnoIscmelong.IIulng, Pr.,kk 121 $31 411 D.Praaii 1•3 •.. 41$ *1 Jos"tton had adoitle end 421 Presuu m seu.M,IN ii, L'Ns.s 11$ SPrall III M.$ 451 M4MiNii III USIA.. ItIii jILL.... hiayYoung lion Wi. 7Zyearold Bruce Uetzke, who jimc.d out Nsury iss tWoMesaiIdreJZj Ill Laesus *21 Cerlis III N.M 412 W510 Comm " Ill Cirhr 155 Lii hi frcitofeveryooeeisswtth Mscpi!g,67 lii Clip $55 Silip round It HIM iS added tires angles to lead CII Lumu. III Wil *I1C 151 SilesS 1IIO.M.1il. il l, FIIMFSdITIlMthepIMS.TOSIy U411111 IN I=K* mooklift arand on that first bole. He III Illume I1II Ill TlsIs $SSCiiuSss III .• III I•S ad the bell cit there a yards. Wall's (itHal tee shol, made Tills 1.1$.$ Tills sill S.Mll*Ie ahimerseda tall 111411 TillS *7111 TillS *11111 nearly two boars earlier, was hit even farther, almost 301 yards, Lassa,u se ad Ige Hall ni-n iji,M, sm-u, Cwd"NL * - mad two doublet MSSIICN. IN see -$ Ill Mi-I $Ce. his par. "The aikenalin in flowing. I can't wer remember wing a S ___ Ray Floyd, fresh from his victory at Greensboro, opened with a 70 and defending tthxnpicn Gary Player had a 71, a stroke better than last year's first round when he needed a finakound 64 to win by a stroke. Arnold Palmer, four.tlme champion and dill the darling of the Masters' gallery, and tireetirne champ Sam Snead, who will be 67 next mouth, both played the back nine in liarder to post 74s Thursday. round ieeeia could be albibut61~to do fact that the Auguits Byiengton, Merth'l'e Key Sports 8Y Watson. ma tit f first-round lead when he misjudged the wind and put a slz4ronlhatin the water atthe 1thhaIe, had aftrdrosmdNto share honors with Joe bwn, Ed &wed and Losonard Thom "I'm always nervoas and endued to play at Aisga," said Watson. "There have been times when I've played will and been Mesas, but not today But don't Mime that on the fad that 2001111Y peoplabovepickedme onter putts for eNlee, togoslz under and insists he wosdd have been better then that 'IV l hadn't come out itiny trance on the 17th hale." [Make can't afford to come out of that cell very often. Watson, favored to win No second Mm In tines yearn, Isrighi at his heels and lUing he espeda to be more at ease today than he was on Thursday. couple of weeks off after leading," said Lirlik,, after he opened Masters play Thursday wfthaSimder.psr$7totakea 1. LQ Urtike tea off a dbig of four dralglt birdies Thursday, two ipi ma At 4600167 I,r,,WI:5',,tcb rco,,p &WO irni mgv4' I 50 if *s t çc I 0 Mow -..; o - - -. - YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE - u T I . .. ' . a m ! a . •......_ _____ . . 6" ,..' a . Yaz, John, Jenkins Shine im from am beflore"' to IN" alaut It afterward. Wallwassombvgm __ Isc0REBOARD over par 74, seven strokes behind [Mike. Uaitsd Frees Iatsriatiead back homers; to grte a fiverwi MuMure 4, A's 3: 'Noltoo bad foranoldm" he laughed, wiling cit to the ByWith the new American outburst In the second bulng Pthcbrwmsr Joe Shrpu practice tee to work on Ms Irons. season dill In Its In- and back Johe's 34th career scored the whuhig rim on Jim It wasn't half bed at all considering Wall no longer plays the fLeague ancy, the "old men" are shutout. JoIn, II, retired 14 Eudw'spciJbsUInatw,m tour and US making only No second toirnarnest appearance of showing the way, batters In a row at one stretch $gWh hv1g to carry Sedtte. VP year. He darted the year If he was going to rim away from MaW 4,n S1u-(ru Carl Yndriunshi, Tommy arid forced 1$ groenders In the By UNW Press laNr. Join and Ferguson Jos'kthi, 11 outs. N1105u.I Lssgue Ak7, TwIne 1: Palm Springs, Calif., In midianuary. But he Injured himself tires veterans who have pit In gin, lid Lia emacked No WiWs Jays While In 7: In the third thol4lt It was a pulled muade more than 41 years In the Mg W S. Pd. OS lUck Cerea.'s three-run first Inajoreijeegue hom, iim MaWusel Z711ned out to b= and he was operated on a week leagues, keyed their racedi 4 1 III ,, ham gra ralhsyor Pablo ad ailed a double ad a N. I.auls 3 1 715 later. teams to victory Thursday Torresiba andacojpadaslzren Ysrk 3 2 Al 1 e aalfice fly aid ('Is Lmsp, New .Whing him make some of his shots durIng a practice round PM$ 2 3 .110 2 rally In the el1u udng to lIft 14, wad the didmse on a four- PftIiuur,lu Monday, Gary Player coulda't help bit notice Wall's sheer it, 2 4 .113 2 Yastnemakl, Si hit his ChIcago bitter to lead the Angela. 03 3 tisnity. ssves*b career grad Mani, "You're am of the greatad trysts I've ever seen," he said to doubled twine aid 'lagled and 11 I. Pd. SB ___ Wall. "You always try. You never give up." Heijilen 1 1 .* scored 61 wienlag rim ci jim Prim Four years ago, when he w jut a boy 01 11, Wall utc'ied Dwyera angle In the iluth Giants 1 1 .714 Us. Las AIsls$ 4 4 III 2 by withag the Illiwaite. Open. It made Mm the '-' s, esMr the Boston Red C1nckwalI 3 4 .110 WI ______ Ian DIes. oldut coi'ipditor ever to win a recogoined PGA tow Son to a 1210 vIctory over the I S .354 3% _____ E Malor League ____ ____ Baseball ____ ____ 41)1.157.31. TI* 31.0. IlgMli Game $li*l.CS.1.1&I: 3MutIlla.Uraz. 14.10 7.10 311 4 liehnMaiwy 74. 3.102 40 I lildeEuwlqu, 14° 1.30 3 Cunmuldu 1.20 440 SGastIOoIrI 440 1 Jsuy's Flyer 3.100(34)47.41; P (3.1)13145; T (r1. 0(141 41.1S; P (34)41.31 7(43. 1)127.11 1)0.41. TIM 11.11. Niaft Gam. kiiuIlea,%,C1 IMusma 7.10 340 3411 3 Dlsms IlaDly 441340 3.10 2 E,WIOII 40 4* 1 ieSv DII. 310 3.35 4OIC.r 140 2 SlidyAid 340 0(*4)1I.4I,P(l.2)Iu:$,y(.. 0(14)10.40k P (II) MISs 7(3.1. 4) 14441 2)12131. Time $5.4i. Two Game 11*0 lees. Ill. Cu 1 EganaSadlola $3.10 5.10 4 1 Ssil...Ihen'y 12.11 440 4.10 7$IId.DIag. 7.10 4.11 2 rem LII 3.15 3 VkaWI.AIT$II. III 1 GWsTegoe 3551)417.41. QU•71O3IIP('.nIl4a)y(* AlieNs * I IN 3% •(14)44$5;P(7J)4°101T(,.3. fluniyg Ssiis I) 411.41 TIme 31.15. lI.vss*.a.. :i_ y 3, pg,ji Nimhilee. 514 5* öOaIdSS.OIanO 3.0 isu gras i. san DIego a i Tally erels ma us 30 Hsrnan.Oun,jdo 1440140 7.10 III Pl1s$* 3.11. LesIe 1 3ka*Ikasi 345 345 lVkandl.Firn.n 1.45 *1111151 $i LII MISSes 1 411551 3.11 0(34)41.40, P (4.3) 1(30111'gP(14) IR40jT(s.3. 2)1131. *aeniess t..e ______ ___ c pp ) 11131. Time 31.10. $evm$$ Game PWWIR.C,,,D, 15.20 3.20 2 AIirt$5arry 1140 10.10 4.00 3lrusta.Dlagi 1.00 440 4 lid HI,, lAO 7.10 1 hUsi•Pec 4.11 S JsslMss 340 Q(3.$)43.2I;p($.3) IIS.4I:T(1p. 0(2.4)12740: P (2.4)21111? (2. I) $3741. d .. _ _ ____ ___ "That US arms kindof tinill," says Wall, iMg back. "I lilt Raw &PAs ___ _ Luck To Buckle Padres milwah" Big" In Baltimore, Jun1 3$, pit- died a tineebittar for Ma ft 1311111d Preu.. fl $Y People cenled UtO4hod the cadry. Eves my fellow NOWMraI victory as a $ Yrmaisee Miger re made a call for d'e preeaidthecs4ulfltel4mehew ped$heyfo4tab,m,,1mi1 he pa New Allebsili uibuMi Ma are ,p .,ei-_gor, d they hid no Idea hew good made me feel." 4115131 TIme u.n. York to a H victory ever the ge1114 ireabs ly hi the loll dowa a er dowi lid TusWIhS.m. w Well, ho abu Ms hems sew hi lu1ta, Mis., ad Is the (klein. YISOIS5e. 144 A: 55 5. Pd. OS 2SaId.lchanlz 11.30 7.00 CM I Cu.IVMISW 3A IA 4W4Jsi Bus. Beth rhsd for wleaui 3 1 410 215 4 SsIdsGIInl 3.20 410 Deen hi Team, Thsiwqs ad a, 155515 VMMS dyeshsvet. 3.11 345 155m01i.WIIIy me . lad year. He calls 'wiV "a grhidei' beesase he ha tins, 1N I Millascy always had pitched a Mn-bitt, s, w ~aWkhftnws1w pW Beth thud a belt. Iw 3 $ ., swim" 345 0(14)I$J5jP()4)7$J5;y( to work at gol, eves I 1*, who he us the liadhig at a money 0(14) ills P51-i) • 17.1017(3.14) 1)153.15. dege haters I•ls to wIn," the seceadysor pill hmr 01 the year. TeNI 1 3 .1' i 11.41 Time 31.11 A-uu, CMII. susuo. came a to wrup up a is addIeday,gertnii Pales ppJ.d 1 3 .113 1 to 'Idiwi,kMM,"heampata.1qe "FmdglI,yingtoho,., Rang., w over Q.r' parsd Clow, CImIMI ireske, 1 1 .10 1% 7 Tom P11l,., 741 10215 in Ir. eves at this ago. It aiver s euy to me." IPSOICkTIIun 410 40 Yndp--"s grad lag cT. ad AL Y diaded he Isuugs 5 afe Mad a gad w u. Pd. is 4Trss 445 i)is.WalIhawhMarjuooa p, SIKnis , which 'ubiflWia4$v1atery,,er 4 OliN •(4115sP(U)4L1I,T(74 l$Umspsubore.He1lalwaysaein,Il.4a,cktopI5iyasng msve at KanSas dy 4 1 15 % 44*.41TIms314I. IMgiPa*is, MONT the home Mde. boIveaaSdheIbsopfryIngtopIq,kesays,ajg_ TllIhRacs,ss. *W AWO 4=11 mW oft We 30 lacalbealkins paIy I7 '5 1 S iB 1 4 I'm O eme 13. IIsom IPA1114. upa1tt1eathonk.Mag,s CalINreJe 4 3101 1% 441440 ."IdiflgataliWeaeve. an he he ks," .' lee "I jut es't t unit leve*wbesa$scspii 1 44553% IMS51 Olson 1.35 d go SIn. maaidJuhourdaadi1M00110110 1_4.113 4% •(15sPIes.w,T1. lt..j*a am wes the b& 11Mg to set the wield's t N I w't sorNu, yes add say I "TNN Ills. Th,vs ilha in twi'eim ' And t's w Mg,essd to w thai what ceads," Y A -3,1ui "lids 1111,111. Tuned. I OlSilgo? dide t are It s aagtMSg lean, bit I do.. halNIBustIeuM . uhau Bob Zaopper. liWin 1*. MItuuin 10 bs. I wad (splay a will as I am." sk Isom Graig NOW and Chris "M vat ''" 11M Im Vsuam ma (ha pI'dy every On Art Wall gsea sit tkere. iTo"I IeirSSmSS C 3 ,,,,no 3 P us Is iii ---Cahiinels is MI 1 $4 iltht. ad pit 'dmul In asuty $&MI1I 4. S'JW 3 ThiP4i,Nl1110 I_I 13 , sup .5,555.. wIthhigjitdihi scoreaies,.is us us us NewYuh, 4tlI.*e 115 315 an i.... 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'1 hill11gw USthi -. a MOW ''" smanews; PZIL d9 __ _= -- __ ____ 4 Staff Photo by Tom ____ 5$ . I 00141 is - OUINO - iri. ___ __ aUSaINN..l3I.$ S ......... .•I••• ....... SS..... ......._...._.._ ............... aaa �2—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. - Friday, April 13, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. mmmw Friday. April 111979-3 2 LOCATIONS TOSERVEYOU PHIL DEERE'S - Country Furniture + DISTRIBUTORS INC. PH. 3234322 Hwy. 46 (West 1st St.) 1 Mile East of 1.4 SANFORD PQ1PTT AND PHIL DEERE'S FURNITURE FACTORY CLOSE OUT Costumes are unlike usual epics THIS IS GODSPELL Either Store PH. 323-0511 300 E. FIRSTST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD ,*) To see .Jesus wearing a SuperWith Jimmy Miller as Jesus man shirt may come as a sur- Christ and John Perinchief as prise. John the Baptist in a mili- John the Baptist, Godspell traces tary coat with medals is also a de- the events in the life of Jesus. The parture from the expected. But, songs are familiar to most and the h i is not a Cecil 13. DeM ii Ic dialogue is witty and sharp. In Biblical epic. This is Godspell. this fast-paced show the audience Godspell is a musical based is advised to sit up and pay attenupon the Gospel according to St. tion so not to miss any of the Matthew and is being presented zingers tossed out by the cast of by the Seminole High School colorful characters. The production also features Thespian Society Wednesday and Scott Arnett. Man i Baker, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Originally produced on the New Brantley Brumley, Tim Brumley, York stage. Godspell was con- Fred Bukur, Russell Crumley, ceived and directed by John- Debbie Hawkins, Kevin Kelley, Michael Tebelak with music and Chris Miller, Patti Osborn, Jill new lyrics written by Stephen Palmer, Colleen Richardson, Kim Sires, Steve Weldon and Eloise Schwartz. Williams. The local production is directed Admission is $2.00 per person by drama teacher Jane Epps and and will be presented at the assisted by Anthony Sutton. Seminole High School AudiMusical director is Bob Maguire. torium. Herald Photo By Tom Netsel ..'9epmic mixed Jimmy Miller as Jesus , g%ugela hover overLr dA I If] �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~XU W —' i' Reruns Are Here I Q Friday, April 13, 179 1 1 -- eason I WIF mill - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, If you're tMkI.g of getting out 01 the house and are W" for something to do this weekend, here are a few snggestios.: J11110 MAT, SAT., 3:14.4 LPLAZAT1 7:41.C:fl 3227502 Cancellations - (I) icRc Dads Leepera Art of PuhiIc Places—Sculpture exhibits, March 9-May 27, Loch Haven Art Centet, Orlando, and Uroughosg Orange County. Central Florida Civic Theatre presents "I Never Sang for My Father," Loch Haven Park, 8:30 p.m., April 8,7,1l-l4,l8.21afld2:30 matinee, April 15. Call 896-7365. REVIEW • , u Spring Fling sponsored by Sabal Point PTA, April BalIs Guild presents Ballet Royal In original ballets, Friday, April 20,8 p.m., Bob Can Audito,ji, Orlando and Sunday, April 32, 3:30 Pimp Tickets $4. = 4.44 . •j — RAY DATSUN - - I I • Puppet Ps,ee It a&L .,j,j • -M/. ..,b • .' , '•,P, .,b 4.f,,, I It - st jerk' ____ • • ___ __ "LMJ,Red Riding _ __ present — on _______ ___ s ______ ____ .•,• 5.. I __ vJ4t rJ_pjb,. •..••...••. ' \1 d .: ad ____ I ., 1),'I. •j, rIt 'rir • $tniu De Grt., send pins wiener of the 1$T7 Van Qibumi IMeigi Piano altkm, With S:20 p.m., -_ • _____ ___ Romho.ae Fake, Makind Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitland, Saturday, April 21, 10 Imported cars and trdcks. Our prices will — vu ,ld ALL MAKES IA __ SprhlIga Road. Food, tim, arts and crafts, plants and garage sale. Sunday, April22 ,mau to $ p.m. A'"En $3, childes, atwiti4s, and senior, cinens, $1. SciiArt AN. • . m Specials Of The Week 21,10 am, tO3p.m,, Sabel point School, Wekiva Of —.,, ,w yw. •.•••. - A Shakespeare anthology by Simply Shakespeare performing troupe to bsnefft PACE School, 8 p.m., May 12, Unive,11t7 of Central Florida rehearsal hail. Tichets $tSO at the door. Slav ' ICE FACIJITIJS ' • • Glen Ellyn (fllinshs) Childeen's Chorus In a free public concert sponsored by UCF, 7:30 p.m., April 30, Dommerlch Elementary School, Maitland. tax CAT'RING I - • Stetson University production of "The Heiress," 8 pin., April 26-28, Stover Theatre, DeLand. For reservations call 9047344121, ext. 246, 9 a.m. to noon and 904-734-1188, 3:301 p.m. Adults, $2; children 12 and under, $1. I uwoufl. . — "In Glorious Color," exhibit of color photography of Lea Sleanlck, April 9-21, Church Street Station Gallery, 76W. Church St., Orlando. Monday through Friday, 9 am. to 5 p.m. Free to public. u 10 • DRAFT ' NIGHT 4747 • Par Glass WIDE TV IN NOR • - Deltona Art Club Art and Sales Show, 10 a.m. to 4 P.M., April 14, new area Deltona Shopping Plaza. — AN Vow Can get. Includes Csfte, Tes 911L () PBS By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Sometimes the problem is that a person has too much S talent. Charles Grodin is case In' Point. Maybe if he were just an actor, he'd be one of the place last August. (Fl) EVENING SATURDAY biggest stars around today. 4:00 Or maybe if all he did was APRIL 14, 1979 IN QER- (1) 0 GOLF 'Masters write he'd be winning Tournament" UVS MAW of awards and garnering AFTERNOON' ' final-round playcoverage In this first trophies for his scripts. major tournament of th. SUNDAY 1:00 from Augusta National Golf Perhaps, if all he did was =WRESTLING Club in direct, he's be going down in Georgia. APRIL 15, 1979 2:00 the film history books as one 02 SPORTSWORLD Featured (2) 42 PRE-GAME SHOW AFTERNOON are: the MU Armed Services of the great directors of all 2:15 Boxing Championships from time. , 100 Little Creek, Virginia; Part 2 of BASEBALL Regional (2) But the thing Is that Grodin CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING coverag. of St. Louis Cardinals the AIAW Gymnastics Cham- does it all. He acts most at Pittsburgh Pirates; Phiisdal.. (!)0 NBA BASKETBALL pio,ps from Penn State: phia Phillies at New York Nets Live coverage of a first-round Grand National Steeplechase recently, you saw him visa- ALBERT BROOKS gestures toward the film game. Twns and o Aintree, England; Part 4 vis Dyan Cannon In "Heaven camera which will record the lives of (left to 2:30 location to be announced. of "Th. Fittest of Them All"; Can Walt" and he d1fCt5 right) WRESTLING Frances Lee McCain, Charles Grodin, and a report on the latest f. 13 several Broadway hits 330 Lisa Urette and Robert Stirrat in "Real Life." ions in $wl mwser. (I) and some good TV shows PROFESSIONAL and he writes couple of 2:00 SOWLIRS TOUR Live COf 4:30 ERNTIONAL M plays and screenplays. age of the $ioo,000 tributed. WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Shepherd's officemate. Ma BOXING The Unit- Featured "If I had concentrated on Golden Challenge fromMidas the PIONSHIP will he special parlor"Warren encouraged me director, he has made some ed States National Teem takes mances by World Gymnastics only one thing," Grodin Brunswick Northwest Bowl says, to participate," he says. "I films for " t In on me Nation al T ee m of East Sa urday Night Palatine. Illinois. ampions Kurt Thomas, Mar- "I think I might have been said, But you have two live." Germany, from Laths Tahoe.. ch cia Frederick, and the U.S.S.R. further along." 400 Nevada. directors already.' Warren Grodin says Brooks (with It's not that he's hurting. said It didn't matter, he GOLF "Masters •TINNG "Easter Bowl Jun- Gymnastics team; World @) Pd High . cats..9. two others ) wrote "Real Tournament" Live coverage of lot Indoor Tennis" Coverage of Grodin is in big demand, for wanted my input. FIOdda. And he Life" which is the story of a third-round play In this first the IflOSt prestigious one thing or another, and said Ihad the best manners filmmaker who moves in to majortownamentof the yew. tennis bout for junior players, coming up Is a three-thing of anybody on the set, do a from Augusta National Golf hold at the Blnghampton Club movie about a real He'll write, direct and because of the way I made Club In Georgia. in New Jersey. FRIDAY American family. And act in a film version of the my suggestions and took Brooks also 500 directed it and best-seller, "The Joy Of rejection, (2) DRAG RACiNG "Gatorna- (1)0 CHALI.BIGI OF THE when my plays the biggestp, art that APRIL 20, 157* Sex." tionais" suggestions weren't ac- of the filmmaker. Grodin Is == Highlights from this "I've done two functions cepted. WIDEWORLDOF5PORTS yer's events wIll be presented. the family head. 'VdlNU Livs coverage of the WBA before, but never three," AMERICAN SPORTSMAN "I think that Warren's "He didn't want any World Light Heavyweight "The Flight Of Double Eagle II" Grodin says. "Maybe three openness to everyone's Input 11:30 recognizable faces," Grodin Championship bout with Mike Narrator Bob Bestile presents NSA SASKITIALL Live will turn out to be one too says, "so he had me gain Roseman vs. Victor Gailndez a unique look at the first suc- Coverage of a first-round play- many," from the Superdome in New cesaful crossing of the Atlantic Oft game. Teams and location You don't want weight, fix my hair difHe thinks doing all three Orleans, La. by hot-air balloon which took to he announced. ferently and look older." will have certain adto he always a With these three upcoming vantages, however, notably films films the advantage of not having "Real Life," "Sunburn" and eventually, to spend a lot of energy In comic jerk... U "The Joy of Sex" Grodin persua ing people believes the next year or so with you. All the people you p.ople don't (]DONAST OF UPS Alfred will be Important to him. CHURLEADING CHAMPION might have to persuade are SATURDAY Antonini Weds me can arc,,..- SHIPS Five caMeo. cileerleed- yourself, Maybe he'll finally break the find t. h part tra in ,m oais LW., Ing squads compete APRIL 44 1111179 mold. "But there Is a big wIth performances festuring $25000 In "About two years ago or disadvan t age, t" age, oo, he says, In this second annual chem. poetry and dn ace. (Fl) IVINING funny, you wind maybe less," he says, "I plonahip that is that each funcmeet hosted by Joe "and AFTERNOON Namath. Suzannesome,., tion is a lot to be realized that I had done a Iii 2:30 significant amount of roles Danny and Mine Osmond and with, I want dolt (1)0 AMERICA'S .IUNIOR (2) 4 ' Members up ju a , of me Lola Faisna guest. MISS PAGEANT High school that had something Unto see what It feels like, but I Adolph. So a. pa seniors from ON so $titeS vie Adams' had a great deal to do with pleasant about them. I somehow doubt classic dance about do for scholarships end a crown in TUESDAY the success of 'Heaven Can decided I'd do no more of again." tale competition, live from me tragic love of a peasant girl tcw a noisman in this special than. Walt." Moetly, lately, Mobile,Alabama. be's APRIL 17, iST, Nm.d at me Soishol Theater in "You don't want to be jint acting. In the last year But Grodin says another 01 2:00 Moscow. Edward Villilli hosts. always a comic jerk. They actor his recent string of acting and a hail, he's been an • IINSTIIWS UNIVIRSI EVENING In five films. Sometimes, it Jobs resulted In an entirely may be good parts, but the Poisr •w•P&iktS of J si gets hard to subjugate Us differed situation. That was trouble Is if people don't find W NSPLANT Kevin Dab. writingdirecting demonstrations, animation and PAT BOONE AND FAMILY personality in the movie, "Real Life," the part funny, you wind up port,a,i, a 36-year-old ape .nssa. IRECIAL John Winer. Kalfi.. son businissemen has ed inadralgl* acting situation, which wasdirected by Albert hut a jerk." nine Helmond and Ted KflIQIIt all his We to attain a piece of "I was in 'Staiburn' with Brooks. • All this scramble to acSUNDAY Join the Soon. family In a me "Americ Dream," "On an only to Farrah 'Real life," says, he ce compllsh things Is not for Faw tt-Majcirs and salute to seasonal SPOIlS. diecover theist he has worked Art Carney," Grodin says. "I showed up and I did what I financial gain, primarily. APRIL Is, 197* romance aiwi LWer. AT Till WItITS HOUSE far — Including his own survival "M's been In the business was told and I offered very Grodin seems honed when — depends on a nIek osro MOIIIIS MEdIaN - omily 20 years longer than I little, The reason? There was be says that money is not the tlOfl pats of me New York City SatISI a genius in charge. have. He come. in, object of the scramble. Iii perform "Four Chopin' WEDNESDAY goes "There are few geniuses what he's told to do, "I'm living In the same (F 0 DES RELIGIOUS Dance.," "Harlegulnade," 05*1 A sunrise Easier aeMo. "Put?IIe" and "TeraMall." In APRIL 19,157* bern.. Ican't do *At. I have around, but Ithink Brooks Is apartment I lived in in '67," will be presented Nve from the East Room of one, Whatever be said was he says, "When I had to preaer* my the White Mowss Dsvidson In San Fran. hove. IvurliNs always good. His taste and literally no money and owed although i always ohSO. them with deference and his b*ollhgaice are JiM so $100.My clothes are all from ii: MONDAY 100 pe'I,nses, and I won't pout keen." movies and plays I've don.. I wii No (2)NSO PJSIOUS IPUOIAL APRIL *1979 lab its trio's and his or sulk If atdst ti my This Is Brooks' first fulldelve a 19-year-old Dodge. I Was Is not "jIll55Wa*S,,I Till World Wa Kirk (Jamu Carroll Jordan accepted." 1SnJI feature. Moitly, he's have no luxuries, except HIS Pariah" The * and work unhinowiny 1st. in iove wish 'p WW nwwma j" been known before as a maybe going out to dinner. mr 114- ____________ ' IO Mst4MmIeiisorid. 0141L (Pert 3 in "Taxi out and set it. But Henry, he trequesgiy con. Driver," playing Cybill nothing I want." fr GENERAL SANFORD MUSEUM LIBRARY, 520 E. First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 25 p.m. only. ....a 1 He Can Do It All — Seminole High School Troupe of the International Thespian Society will present "Godspell" on April 18 and 19 at 7:30 p.m. — MON. THJ -- — . - • . • ,.,, • Sports On The Air CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL PARK-.. j S. 17-, one mile east 011-4 and 4% miles west of SanfortL Hours H. MOVIELAND . - * "E 'UT — • .- - • (A BC) (NBC) JvoIi. • 13 AND HE'S BACK IN Tuwui... ___ 0 (CBS) orlerwe - JERRY'S RESTAURANT— Open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sanford Air Terininal, Sanford Airport. FRI* — (NBC) o o.se d, HERITAGE INN— Entree Crepes and Quiche LorraJne our specIalties. 306 S. Park Ave., Sanford. • Charles Grodin: April 14-20 Time Out To Eat By DAVW HANDLER brought it back. Mary Tyler It's rerun season again. Moore aim come back but in The nest five mouths offer us an entirely 'tifferent format two basic choices; • ' The schedule shuffling was (a) Watching limited-run the best advertising anyone Buck series that weren't good could have devised for 4 4 • enough to get on the air selling videocassette during the first, second or recorders. Even the most third season. tlgM4Istd viewers began to (b) Catching episodes of cry: "Why be a prisoner to "Veg4" for the second time prime time TV when you can to ferret out the subtle moral buy your way out?" IN THE 25th CENTURYAW dilemmas underpinning the To be fair, there were a more obvious haymakers few series bright spots. PLAZA '11 TN 2:00, 7:30, :lS and unencumbered bosoms. For consistent high SO turn off your set and go quality, I would rate "Taxi" outside. Toes a ball around, the best new show of the Hose down the car. The season. "Taxi" Is the only seaaonis show I'll go out of my way to U UJUITflU YOU fi fl & HOUGHT over, • Ladyear,you'llrec, watch because it's the only was the season of tit11lation. Sex on television blsaomed Into a heavy weight Lsiüe pungent newsmagazine cover dories on Suzanne comedy that actually makes Somers deemed it so. They me L laugh out loud There's a also did a heckuva job on th e very talented actin ennewsstands. semige and the stories take a EVE: ADULTS 2.50 This season began thenice, mature look at adult STUDENT 1.15 sane way, until the CHILD 1.25 new subjects most other sitcoms batch of teasers like "The snicker at. Hwy. 17.92 S. American Girls" and For drama "Paper 322.1215 FRI. 01% TAKE A TRIP "Flying High" crashed in a Qlase" stayed a notch above WITH CHIECH N' CHONO 7:30, 10:25 sea of double entendres and the the competition. It was halter tops. No obituaries, to new night every however, could be penned on month but the hunt was kiddie porn. Just about everything else the net- worth it. Here was abworks put on crashed too. 1 sorbing, literate character I If any label can be founddram fed crisply played and • for this season,it would beto proclaim It the year of the a Astep behind were "Kazoo clever, spirited legal cancellation. This was a 1 ujTl outing and "The White frustrating six months for ____ I1 2i THANK GOD Shadow," a surprisingly believe I__I 0:10 viewers w UI LJWP L IT'S FRIDAY mid-season loyalty it was dangerous an es-pro cager turned inner to like a show for f city high school coach would be cancelled The q ualit y of tomorrow, moved to a new off sharply nights revamped or all ofthe after that. • above. Of the 20 Original fail premieres, only a handful of like the World Series, , shows survived the season. Monday NightFootball and ( CAPITURIAYLI) NBC threw outits entire Friday night fights provided enrwra I!RA S fallllnet thson1yevidenc, fine entertainment m.d LOUNGE net- throughout the season. : of • work Hliy,d all season. Uflfartlmately, because 01 JOVERLOOK THU RUNWAYS PH 3234l s ABC went all the way wjtt pow ratlngi, ABC will cut SANFORD AIR TIRMINAI. IANPO*U • "Tail" "Vega$," "Mork and back Monday Night Baseball • Mindy" and "Battlestar this summer from 1$ weeks SUNDAY UUNCH Gal Cs," the laftar of to 12. But that's still l.a.m. .pm. • which o1 birriped from the something to watch. 'Rh YOU . lineup every 1gbs, week for + Since the networks are Includes Salad Bar f o x • longmovleorcelebrlty gala. taking an extended "on and CfIse, tea, etc. t (8 stayed with "Paper break until the fall that 19 "Ku" and meass there won't be much l. Pit. Dallas." It cancelled ci anything to review. I'll be 4pM.Th1p m. . "WKRPinOqcb4l" for 1 J01111111116 __ Be beck in . The Nicest SeftsI sisi Salad • couple of ncsdhs end thin Seember. 5? TELEVISION GOGUDE ns Friday, April 13,1179--s ,•4_ ___ 1# �i—Evening $I"id, Sanford, Ft. Friday, April 13, 17 TURF April"14 SUNDAY 0fl1111T15 chorus to perform III! the Bunkers' "empty nest" Handel's Messiah. (A) by leaving his nine-year-old eoo ______________________________ DICK CAVETT Guest: daughter Stephanie with 4:30 NEWS CROCKETT'S VICTORY (2) (4) S MORNING Stanley Mllgram. S WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS (A) MASTERPIECE THEATR Eggplant, tomato EVENING GARDEN Injury puts Larry at the mercy EFeatured will be special perfor. S PAT BOONE AND FAMILY i1:30 Joanne Woodward and Paul uoP.sING popper seedlings are start. "Little: Bartlett Llliie'5 friends of his well-meaning daughters (2) SPECIAL Johnand Byner, Katheminces by World Gymnastics rine Helmond 5:30 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Newman. that she is having an d indoors to stretch th. growand friends. Ted Knight champions Kurt Thomas, Mar. affair with the Prince of Wales. Carson. Guests: Dr. London S SUNRISE SEMESTER 600 CONSUMER BUVUNE Ing season. (R) join the Boone family In a cia (2)(j) 55 NEWS FrederIck, and the U.S.S.R. S WALL STREET WEEK Smith, Debby Boone. (A) 600 S DIRECTIONS Author.hlsto.. Gymnastics team; World salute to seasonal sports. "Chance of ml Decade?" 600 100 (4) A SETTER WAY THEQ$OWING YEARS (4)5 GOLF Highlights of the run Luigi Barzlni looks at 6:30 Guest: Morgan Maxfield, day's activity In the Masters East- Record High Dive Challenge romance and Easter. (2) SOUL, TRAIN mis is THE LIFE er through the Renaissance art 6:30 •THELAWANDYOu editor. Economic Meterology. AT ilic WHITE HOUSE (1) FLORIDA'S WATCHING from Orlando, Florida. Inresponset •5TM Tournament from Augusta and music of Florence, Italy. (R) NBC NEWS (2) sor o II Mikhail C4)5C18 NEWS Baryshnikov and princl. gn call, a distress the Enterprise National Golf Club In Georgia. INTERCOM 6:00 (3[) CHURCH SERVICE (4) CM NEWS pals of the New York City Balle t sent to the mining planet of 6:25 D (2) OW Danny and Elaine ROCKFORD FILES 5 CONSUMER SURVIVAL 5 FiRING LINE "The Rising perform "Four Chopin THE LAW AND YOU ABC NEWS UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL FRIENDS Janus six to Investigate myste. Rockford, hospftaJ&j follow. get married and Eunice fails In KIT "Motor Oils, Paying For Tide Of Islam" Guests: P.J. Dances," "Harlequlnade," AGRICULTURE U.S.A. THE GROWING YEARS ing an accident, sees a trans- love with a murderer. ilous deaths. 7:00 College Education I, Small Vatikiotis, professor at the Uni- "Rubles" and "Tarantella" in 0 AFTER HOURS 6:30 7:00 plant organ removed from an Claims Courts" varsity of London; Gabriel War- the East Room of the White (2)2-COUNTRYGARDEN 11:40 (2) TICTAC DOUGH 740 Unaware and very much alIve FOOTSTEPS "New Kid On (4) HERE CONES PETER S bur and Gabriel Ben-Dor, pro- House. FARM AND HOME (4) GAME 12'SO COMPANY (4) MARY TYLER MOORE donor,' The Block" Both children and COTTONTAIL Peter fails to fessors at the University of CTRIM NSA SASKETIALL Live S (2) MEET THE FØpJ (1) SUNDAY SCH Mary becomes romantically (4) THE DUKES OP HAUMD coverage parents have difficulty making deliver more Easter eggs than 6:30 of the first round of Haifa. HOT FUDGE SLACK AWARENESS S Invoked with a short writer. 5 MARIO AND THE new friends and adjusting to a the evil Irontail, but Is Saved (4)S ONE DAY AT A TIME Luke and So are coerced Into the NBA playoffs. FLORIDA REPORT 7.00 MOVIE MACHIINE THE csou-w, acting as deputies to transport Schneider's free use of his new neighborhood. (A) from disgrace by a friend and EVENING (2)popii IN EDUCATION ioscwsw.o VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. 5 apruaoner tojaji. apartment passkey almost his time machine. 1.00 (R 1:30 .n SLACK AWARENESS EDEN costs him his job. MACNEIL / LEHRER 5610 VALLEY Victoria Is lIFE HAW FISHING Guests: Jo 5 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Hartford. Moe Sandy REPORT 5BEVERLY HNISIWES JERRY PALWELL kidnapped while substituting (4) 5 NSA BASKETBALL . 600 1210 OF Hoot:Tem Barry. Lake Brantley WELK eoo BATTLE THE PLANETS for a local schoolteacher. Live coverage of a first-round' (2)(4) 5. NEWS I .RENCE 30 (4) MOVIE "The Eyes Of ALICE Alice, Flo and vs. Luther (4) 5 MOVIE "Gaslight" (81W) Charles Sand" (C) (1972) Peter 7:30 play-off game. Teams and THE ADVOCATES "Should Vera buy a "vintage" car from MADE IN GER(2) LIAIISCL5 THOMAS S LOWELL The U.S. Break The Price-Set- Mel which turns out to be an (1944) Charles Boyer, Ingrid Haskell, Bradford Dillman. (2) MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL location to be announced. (.4) THE MUPPITS Guest: (2) SAY CITY ROLLERS REMEMBERS... "Howard MANY Bergman. A diabolical husband businessman, gifted with ting Power Of OPEC?" (A) do Radnor. (4) SUNDAY MORNING S CIJSSION 'jg old lemon. (A) Hughes" MultI-millIonaIre, 730 sets out to drive his wife strange psychic powers FAITH FOR TODAY MORMON WORLD CON. 5 S$0 MINUTE_S 5 THE MUPPET$ ABC MOVIE "The Billion mechanic, pilot, movie mogul CANDID CAMERA 6:30 (2) Guest: Insane. (2 Hrs.) LIberace. 5 SALVATION is CREATED FERENCI 5 MODEL RAILROADING and Las 11915 casIno owner becomes involved in a Dollar Threat" (Premiere) Dale f45 NEWS (2) 5 V.1, PEOPLE "Irene bizarre murders. (1 Hr. $00 5 WASHINGTON WEEK IN UNLIMITED FAMILY FEUD Roblnette, Patrick Macnee. Hughes contributes greatly to $00 CM NEWS REV$EW(R) CHIPS Ponchos temper CAROL URNITT AND Frangides" Irene Frangides, Mine.) America's ace Intelligence the world of 0 30 MINUTES (2) VOICE OF VICTORY 6:00 Steve cosmotologist, will discuss aviation. Filmed boils over when he sees a FRIENDS Guest: agent battles with a muter (3[) OF WOMEN AND footage of his "Spruce Goose" broadcast team taking 1:30 MEN WILD KINGDOM "Preda(2) ALVIN AND 5 THE CHIPloo industry cosmetics from the Law. Its coyis inClUded. (2) OumooRs tors Of Thi Man" Ch..tah, criminal who threatens to HUMSARD MIDNIGHT SPECIAL MUNKS erage of the CHP patrol to give DICK CAVETT Guest: ste. consumer angle. Host: Toby Host: Sister TONY lions, wild dogs, hyenas and destroy all life on earth unless SHOW MY PEOPLE .a.owws JOUR 5 (4). POPIYE Sledge. Guests: Pnsminger. 2:00 its stories more excitement. (A) Phan Spender. (Part 2 of 2) So NEE 5 WALL 5 SESAME STREET ot WEEK hers use remarkable math- he Is paid a billion dollars. COOSY'S ALL4TARS Village People, Olivia Newton. (2) PRE-GAME SHOW (4)S AMERICA'S JUNIOR "Chance Of The Decade?" ods to catch their prey. P.30 6.00 John. Al Stewart, David Naugh. PAINT WITH NANCY "Old 9:30 (4) MOVIE "The Dark Angel" MISS PAGEANT High school Guest: Morgan Maxfield, WILD KINGDOM "Chal(4)5 STOCKARD CHANNING (2) DIFP'RENT STROKES 5 PROSE "1.4 Update" Host: ton, Narada Michael Walden, Rome" (81W) (1935) Fredric March, senIors from all 50 states VII (2) SUNDAY editor, Economic Meterology. Isng. Of The Cheetah" Marlin Mitt's wife accuses Susan of Mr. Drummond oilers willis Pat Holmes. The Ron, Dream Express. MARLO AND THE MAGIC Merle Oberon. When two love for scholarships and a crown (4) In (A) anything In the world he wants transports a group of cheetahs trying to steal Mill away from rivals march off to war, one of this competition, live from MOVIE MACHINE (2) FANTASTIC FOUR i000 for his birthday. to a sparsely populated region. 1.103 ORAL ROBERTS 2:00 5 CONSUMER SURVIVAL them is blinded and given up Mobile, Alabama. (2) THE DUKE Duke (Part 1) (4)5 SUGS SUNNY EASTER sey MOVIES To 5 Be KIT "Motor Oils, Paying For for dead. (2 Hrs) 10:00 (2) NAJIM$E_ MUSIC discovers S THE EASTER BUNNY a M . SPECIAL Bugs Bunny and his employees withthat one of his Announced. WEEKEND Lloyd c*t. College Education DONNA FARGO Guest: COMIN' TO TOWN Fred 7.'OO (2) S Small a deep, dark olm.00Ic buddies try to find a substitute past Is a target of Dobyns Donny Most. PIONSHIP 5030MG The and Linda Ellerbee UnitClaims WORLD OF Courts c Astaire narrates this animated 1:40 the for the Easter Bunny, who Is (4)• CUS RELIGIOUS ad •WORLDOFTHESEA musical which explains the o.i. S MOVIE "The Sad Sack" CIAL A sunrise Easter service on States National Team takes "The Boy From Dead Man's report on the transient derelict 9:00 bedridden with a cold. (A) the National Team of East Bayou" Jeannot's efforts to problem In Jacksonville. FloriTHER VOICE gins of many popular Easter 5 DALLAS Bobby runs ffl1W) (1957) Jerry Lewis, David (2) will be presented live from 000ZILLA SUPER 90 HEART AND SOUL Germany, from Lake Tahoe, retrieve the sliver bell are da and the plight of Haitian reftraditions. (A) into his long-missing brother Wayne After 17 months in the (4)56(108 SUNNY / ROAD Mount Davidson In San Fran. Nevada. 2:15 WASHINGTON WEEK IN Gary thwarted by a ferocious aihiga. UQIS5 in the U.S. Army, a private still makes RUNNER (David Ackroyd) and 5 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Claco. C2) REVIEW MOVIE "Love (Part 2 of 2)(R) Is A Bali" for. (4) CONSUMER BUYUNE SASESALI. Regional "Hostages" Life In the country suades him to return to the blunders. (2 Hrs.) S FANOPACE 5 CROCKETT'S VICTORY coverage of St. Louis S MARY TYLER MOORE (C) (1963) Glenn Ford, Hope (4)590 MINUTES 5:30 ranch. (Part lof 2) (A) Cardinals becomes less than Idyllic u ORAL ROBERTS GARDEN Cabbage and lettuce at Pittsburgh Pirates; 1:4 takes Guest: Ken Howard. Lange. An heiress and a duke Randy FRIENDS (2) HELLO, LARRY A back S TODAY IN THE LEGISLA. 5 three farm children are taken seedlings are ripe for trans. ph. Phuiiles at New York 5MISTER ROGERS (A) (4) NEWS advantage of his friendship respectively f l l=. with 11.00 hostage by two escaped planting. (A) p30 commor, foiling the plans of with Nancy and Pete to relieve (2) (4)00 as° NEWS (2)GOSPEL SINGING JUSI. an ardent matchmaker. (2 Hrs.) some of the pressure of his S AUSTIN CITY LIMITS SHEE HAW HONEYS Guest: Richard Kiel 9:30 •''a_p* La Johnny Russell. "Easter Bowl Jun. schoolwork. "Alvin Crow /Marcia Ball" (A) SUPERFINENOS (2) Sri AND THE SEAR BJ icr Indoor Tennis" Coverage of S THE FORSYTE SAGA "The JULIA CHILD 5 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 5 '*71 JMG 11:15 Warm a group of his Vietnam =MOVE "Charlie ChanIn the nation's most prestigious Afternoon Of A Dryad" Fleur, PANY "Chafing Dish Dinner S SOCK SEAT NEWS buddies are planning to steal a (A) Egypt" (B/W) (1935) Warner tennis bout for junior players, now expecting a child, sends 300 fortune in gold from an Oland, Robin Young. An held at the Blnghampton Club Wilfred away, but Michael 11:30 5 510 VALLEY Jarrod underworld czar. archaeological expedition in New Jersey. NBC LATE MOVIE "The hears about her affair with Jon. (2) S MOVIE "The Adventures sUspeCts that an old friend Of (4). CM MOVIE "Cold uncovers a mysterious murder. Last Hurrah" (1977) Carroll Of Robin Hood" (C) (1938) his may be a Counterfeiter and Turkey" (1971) Dick Van Dyke. By DICK KLEINER 2:30 son, who is four, and a 2%- another heavy (11 1/2 500 Hrs.) O'Connor, Burgess Meredith. he had oily, do Havilland. robber. (2) GISELLE Members of the (2) NSC MOVIE "With Six The aging, ailing mayor of a big Pippa Scott. The residents of a ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) S year-old daughter. Th e new humor and he had a per. The Boishol crusading Sherwood For- S V.1, PEOPLE "Irene small mld.Western town are I'MhlS (NEA) Ballet perform Adolph. You Get Eggroll" (1968) Doris city shocks everyone when he Th ey one, Kid says, will be their sonality." 10:00 Adams' Classic dance about Day, Brian set hero robs the rich to aid the Frangldes" Irene Frangldes, offered a $25 million reward If remembered Richard Kid at announces his plan to run for a poor. (1 1/2 lIre.) (V NBC RELIGIOUS SPECIAL the tragic love of a peasant girl lions arise Keith. Complicacosmotologist, will discuss everyone will quit smoking for Kiel says the ending the Hotel Raphael, but that The Kids th fourth en a widow term of office. (R) wh wi "John Weeley The World Was for a nobleman in this special three sons marries a wido Industry cosmetics from the 30 days. always make an "The Spy Who Loved Me" really isn't wer5 MOVIE To Be Announced. 10:30 His Parish" his life and work filmed at the Boishol Theater in with a teen-age daughter. (R) Consumer angle. Host: Toby 5 LOVE SOAT The Pacific too surprising. After all, it's hard to forget a interesting sight, when they was shot in two Ways. In one (2) DAFFY DUCK 5 JUKESOX Guests: Oslbisa, of this social and religious Moscow. Edward VlIia hosts. Premlnger. tu th Princess WI drifts under the COfle Paris boulevards. was killed In the other, (5 TAA$ / SUPER SE_V. E FAMILY Gene Pitney, Catherine Howe, (4)GALL TH man who st d. 7 feet reform pioneer who founded Edith's cousin Floyd decides to Guys 3 Dolls, Leo Sayer. :ii mand ofa bumbling naval otfi2 He Is a towering man, at 7- Jaws escaped. Fortunately EN inches. Method4sn Is explored. CHALLENGE OF THE cer while the captain and crew foot-2, and she Is a tiny for Kid, they decided on the 310 (4) FEAST OF UP! Alfred 1100 Kid made such a hit hi Highlights from this are Oheld captive on anIsland by woman, PR OFESSI NAL at Antonini leads the CBS orches(2)5 FRED AND BARNEy escape ending, so Jaws last James Bond fUll), it_ cover. a strange hermit (John Astin). events will be present . tra in music celebrating Easter, UR GANG COMEDIES " He says the difference in survived and thus was. age of the $100.000 Spy Who Loved Me," as the AMERICAN SPORTSMAN () with performances featuri ng their height means nothing, available for another go at "The Flight Of Double Eagle II" steel-toothed v lain, Jaws, and Golden Challenge from the S EINSTEIN'S UNIVERSE he poetry and dance, (A) 11:30 il loves to quote his James Narrator Bob Seattle pneeents Brunswick Northwest gowl in Peter Ustlnov explains many of Bond that they have bought him STUDIO S EE "Cowboy" a unique look (2)5 THE JITIONS 5 wife, who always says that 'Moonraker," at the first sucEinstein's theories with graphic Palatine, Illinois. back to FdPriui th Trick roping with a young PINK PANTHER Texceesful crossing of the Atlantic S PROSE "1.4 Update" Host: demonstrations, animation and ey "see eye to eye." Kid Is a Californian, from as cowboy. Seattle's Green y hot.alr ALL THAT GUTTERS character In the new Bond balloon which took pat HOII,ISS. pecial visual effects. $ VThkL. Th W1-iç AMP U~:e THE Late Crew prepares for a race. lower middle class section '1 don't think of her as epic, "Moonraker," I--. August. (A) (A) of Los 4,03 Angeles called AFTERNOON small," he says, And U*y C;W HCJtJ 1 CF A 4,03 (4) 5 GOLF "Masters (2)S$UPINTAAIN The theft 10:30 Paris as Its base, Joswnepg doesn't think of me as big." Baldwin 1a Live Coverage (2) MOVIE "A Nan Called Of a Tournament" Ion-dollar necklace OMEP/AfJ iJ (J A IE A FW KIOSWORLD His father had an out to shoot In Venice, Rio do two L u Peter" (C) (1955) Richard 1200 thIrd.ro pis in ti p during a cross-country chant)' ZOOM pliance store, he .s ue shoth Janeiro and other places, Todd, Jean Peters, Scotsmen ball mars the Richard (2)5 BUFORD AND THE major tournament of the year. Supertraln's newfirst chiefday Of 1100 Peter Marshall comes to the Kid has rented an apart the Burt Reynolds iwiaon. worked around the store GALLOPING GHOST Mow'5 IHstJc officer from Augusta National Golf (Joey Ao MOVIE ft of U.S. to study theology, and m " Rum (2) " n summers, weekend., after ® M0' Lft football film, "The Longest meld Club in Georgia. L'C*k.J ft4 fl4E God" (C) (1955) Humphrey eventually becomes Chaplain Of Walter Nitty' (C) (1947) •NOVA ica' sciiooi, hi refloo But the elegant old Hotel 'lard," 1100 Sogwt, Gene Tierney. A pilot to the Senate.(2Hrs) His father died when Denny Kaye, Virginia Mayo. A The$ttoft with nothing ()(4)55ps Raphaelisthe favorite haumd .. -:L mane burdened with but manpower d tadfuapriest In Hidierd was 19,10 the yotmg domestic attachmen IS (4) 5 GOLF "Masters of Cubby Broccoli, who big lreak,' he says Order to ass Out of Chin COri- by one man, who exam ts, 1130 a In. Tournament" Live coverage of man and his mother ran the lures up Miuilons of himeaff that I got a t Produces the Bond fUj 1947.(111/2 Hns.) with an aircraft of cardboard, (2) 5 SATURDAY NIGHT findqound play In this first t,' doi for a year a hero. (2 Hi's.) when Kiel (4)A4RONSKY AND COMPA. major . series, 'Barbary as Co . u aluminum tubing en piano LIVE 1405* MIlton Bsi$e. tournament of the year, NY_____ SP ACADEMY "But then we both decided which waan't a hit in the Raphael'. ui.t -: , they "TheBeat Years from Augusta National Golf SPECTRUM WEEKEND SPECIALS dh'ec. Of Our Lives,, (5/W) (19'$) U.S., but was a big hit In to go Ot remembered tun. M "The Escape Of A One-Ton 5 FIRST BAPTIST club in Georgia. 6:00 Fredric March, Myma Lay. England. It w such a hit tiore," Featured he is easy to remember, CHURCH he says. "She began p5*" A young girl learn, her (2)0RAa RACING "Gatorna. Three veterans end their Wives liance depart. th running am the th MU Armed Services ere that ey ran it veral t1Oflale" He says he and his wife, buill has bow 5 GUI PASA, U.S.A.? struggle to cop. with post-war Boxing Championships from meats for big discount marked for the "5 De pl" (A) Diane, are adjusting to butcher shop. SWIDEWORLDOPSPORT$ adlustment.(3H,s,) i.mi. Creek, VIrgkMs, Part 2 of "And someone in Cby tsiiaes, and I looked for (Part I of 3)(R) I'lQe Of the WIA S MOVIE "The Double Man" Parisian life, 11:30 the AIAW Gymnastics Chain.. 5 FREISTYLI "Variety World Light Heavyweight (C) (191$) Yul Irynner, Britt They will have been Ii.,. Broccoli's office saw It and something '," (4) FACE THE NATION plonshlps from Penn State; Cl1iflPlOfl5hlp Special" Mike Farrell describes He U th bout with Mike Ekiand. A CIA agent discovers at most of the five months, altogether, b' recommended me to him for TURNABOUT "Hands Grand National Steeplechase career choices wituiou, Rosaman vs. Victor GIIIn4II © 0111" to the time the shooting Is over, "me Spy Who Loved Me.' PSOII In his family Platt" Women are sexually from Aintree, England; Part 4 So" _ lion of six role stereotyping. from the 8upsi5 In New replace aiim with harassed in educational and a mental and that was my second g of his friend. urged 1dm to _____ And It should be a of "me Fittest oi msm Au"; Fsatur. Syndical., Inc. 01155115, La. 1230 try basketball. But one asait, physical double, 111/2 Hrs.) profsiaional environments. (A) and a report on the latest lashJI30y ONSI memorable five moidhe for reek. Lewis Gilbert PASUJNN.. MIJ "Sabrina" (8/W) . who had always been a directed apmoli-the jciei d., bOCINS ANS Liii "Three For. (1954) Humphrey Bogart. r FATAL5IAT __ ____ 'Spy') 5 THE DO-IT-YOURSELF AffiIpJ4Of4 movie butt, urged gn Correspondents in him sometitag In W51 so to try Is expecting their Th e Audrey Hspburn. The daughter &uunmm s*osmiio MkIiII Lest" UILH From all walks I Jaws acting ItappsaledtoNm,. Guises John of the family chauffeur is LI 1 SVV. soon. Thsi aLreahve a. .b!CafliW mOre than iiis, 1IWofSSSIOAal SIIIQIflQ ____ RIshai 110 [MiDIRI 1 ( by' 5ffiy Citagoàsjoin together in SOcialIte broijiars, (4) WILD PLACES Hosts: Chicago's Orchestra Hall a 1 1 I , Ifil DI V) -__-- April 13 FRIDAY 1100 SATURDAY __________________ • • - • April 15 ____ • ____ • • • • • Evening Hiram, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 13, 11-7 Champ' Is Sob Story ' The • NEW RELEASE _______ • • • • _____ • • - • • • c , to Hard To Forget' • . . . I _ ioo - s • • _ uidas ed TVO~0 ,%- 0. !N4E to ___ __ r i000 • NAME I me o C I • _ • • ,swot.o A RRA ___ _____ 1 -. --- -"----.._-- - - - PERFECT COUPLE, A (PG) Paul Dooley, Marts Heflin. Romantic comedy, Director Robert Altman, never one to do the conventional thing, has elected to tell a love story in unconventional terms. He pairs a lonely girl rock singer with a lonely businessman, the son of an ultraconservative family. They meet through a computer dating service, and theirs is hardly the run-of-thecomputer love story. Often touching but often puzzling too. Lots of good music. GRADE: B. - GENERAL RELEASE BOULEVARD NIGHTS (R) —Richard Ynlguez, Marts DuBois, Danny DeLPas (Drama) Interesting but uneven character study of Chicano youths in East Los Angeles. Classic strong brother-weak brother story wrapped around gang warfare. Standout performance by newcomer DeLa Pas. Caution: some strong language, violence. GRADE: B. minus (Handler) ON THE YARD (R) John Heard, Mike Kellin, Thomas Waite.. Drama. A prison drama that escapes the confines of a cliched setting. Plot and characters unfold gradually, showing how each of a varied group of cons comes to be his own victim. A nod to acting, directing and editing. Caution: Strong language, some violence. GRADE: A-minus. ((YBrien). - NORMA RAE (PG) Sally Field, Ron Leibman, Beau Bridges. Drama. Forget the drab title, this is a grabber of a movie. It's about the 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 Rltt 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 film. GRADE: B-plus. - - - - CHINA SYNDROME, THE (PG) Jane Fonda, Jack Lemmon, Michael Douglas. Thriller. This Is a "what If" story what If there was a malfunction in a nuclear power plant, and what if the gal TV news reporter sniffed It out, and what If the nuclear scientist didn't find It, and what if the power company brass tried to cover It up? It leaves you wondering what If a real one had a flaw and blew up and left a hole in the sand clear down to China? GRADE: B -plus. - - - LAST WAVE, THE Richard Chamberlain, GulpIlil Suspense 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 case Invoving a gang of aborigines. What follows is a fascinating study of tribal culture and an entertaining movie that misses a few payoffs but ultimately satisfies. GRADE: B-plus. (Booth) - - ld _____ -- CHAMP, THE (PG) Jon Voight, Faye Dunaway, Ricky Schroder, Drama. Director Franco Zeffireill has dusted off the old classic about the ex-champ and his son and the rich lady who used to be the kid's mother. He pulls out all the Mops no sob is left unsobbed and It's a treat for the love-to-cry set. But It is overlong and very oversentimental. Young Ricky Schroder is the best child actor In years, however. GRADE: B. __--- C P1B T MURDER BY DECREE (PG) Christopher Plummer, James Masse, David Hemming., Susan Clark. - Mystery. Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack the Ripper, but the Issue Is clouded With red herrings (radicals and psychics, etc.) Director Bob Clark tries hard to create a mood, but the mood Is misty and the total effect Is a film that Is tedious. GRADE: C-plus. WARRIORS, THE (B) Michael Beck, James Remar, Thomas Waite.., Drama, Street gang action—It's "West Side Story" without soul and "A Clockwork Orange" without brains. But ... the actors' bluster, the violence choreographed more for bravura than blood, and the New York subway settings combine for one great visually arresting spectacle. Perversely fascinating. Caution: May be hazardous to your health, since film is rumored to have incited several attacks by inspired viewers. GRADE: B. (O'Brien) (Fumgram.g: A - superb; B—good; C—average; D— peer F — awful)' -- ............. S 01 i �TUESDAY Friday, April 13, Dl, S—Evening Herald Sanford Fl. Ghost Story Based TODAY 0000 MORNING AIIERI- 1iLZiJ] CA On 'Real' Incident By DICK KLEINER VANCOUVER, British Columbia (NEA) "The Changeling" is a film supposedly based on something that happened some years ago in Denver. When the script was written, they changed the locale to Seattle. So, naturally, It is all being shot here In Vancouver. If that makes any sense to you, you belong In the movie business. "The location really doesn't matter," says co- - ----- - '1 u' -. 5:30 7:45 SUNRISE SEMESTER A.M. WEATHER 5:53 800 U PTL CLUS (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO eoo STUDIO SEE (MON. TUE. (I) EARLY DAY THU. FRI) (I) AGRONSKY AND cOMPAFOOTSTEPS (WED) Y(MON) 825 ci EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE TODAY IN FLORIDA (2) am 0000 MORNING FLORIDA GD OF. WOMEN AND MEN 02 NEWS (WED) (ID 3o PAINUTES (THU) (4)CRACKERSAWL (FM NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY OSUNRISE 123O (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. now 0 RYAN'S HOPE UHOLLYWOOD SQUARES too DAYS OF OUR LIVES (2) (4) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 0D AS THE WORLD -/ and disad- 9:30 c1)3 NSCNEWS ABCPSW$ VILLA ALEGRE 700 (2) 110 TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE When Rhoda introduces her boyfriend to Mary, he becomes in!araetod In her. 3THE CROSS-WITS 3 DICK CAVE'TT Guest: A. Bartlett Giamatti. (Part 1 of 2) 800 (2)3 CUPFHANGERS 4)0 THE PAPER CHASE Hart's romance with a Russian gymnast on a good-will tour of the U.S. results In disciplinary Scott, Trish Van Devere In move scene MONDAY _____________ _____ ___ _______ . U - - action that could ruin her career. 0 HAPPY DAYS RIchi.'s opposition In a heated class presidency race photographs a sheet-clad Richie In a massage parlor being tended to by a pretty masseuse. (R) PREVIN AND THE PITTSBURGH "itahak Penman" Violinist Itzhak. Penman performs the Sibelius Violin Concerto with Andre Prsvin and The Pittsburgh Symphony. 9:30 LAVERNE a SHIRLEY The girls reminisce about the riotous problems they had when they first decided to become roommates. (R) 9:00 (2)3 NBC MOVE "Hard Times" (1975) Charles Bronson, James Coburn. A street fighter and a wily promoter form a partnership in Depre.- • • even • • _ _ _ ____ war - - elonra New Orleans and prevent a former cop who has stage impromptu bouts for become a professional hit man high stakes. (R) from committing murder. structions. But despite Tarnower's fully detailed, easy-toprepare menus, he gives short shrift to the subject of exercise as it relates to weight management and his fundamentals are sandwiched between layers of repetitious rules, questions and cloying testimonials. If These poems are by, elementary achoolers f'om I Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are P taught by poet Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told akem. 0(4y what they should write. only 30cob Bay Star, Waft They really stop Ski Ma.er you Maple the P1111111110 for adylSe spin wftktbe car y.swk This Is g.ed for sely illS lIght 7%dr eagises give Rommobw set Iii,I yn a shedi. diets seed a lick. Yes'U Key got amat there est is a limb call s From Mar. (mars why we want I. get Dayearstrom Mom Thsy rid efthom) heM the 'bflVNi'etuYes'.n (•' Friday, April 13,1979-4 General Public Eats Up Flood Of Dieting Books Caan. An American astronaut lands on the moon, only to dii. cover a demolished Russian spacecraft already there. (2 Hrs.) TRANSPLANT 'Kevin Dobson portrays a 35-year-old businessman who has worked By STEPHANIE ZVIRIN all his Ills to attain a piece of Special to The Herald THE COMPLETE SCARSDALE MEDICAL DIET by the "American Dream," only to Herman Tarnower, M.D. and Sam Sinclair Baker Nobody wants to be discover that all he has worked for — Including his own survival overweight, although the (Rawson, Wade, 244 pages, $7.95) depends on a risky opera- fact remains that most of us, THE DIET WORKSHOP SUCCESS DIET by Lois L tion. lindsuer (Grant & Dunlap, 111 pages, $10.00) at one time or another can THREE'S COMPANY The around more excess baggage THE 39-DAY WAY TO A BORN-AGAIN BODY by Joy fiancee of Jack's best friend Gross (Rawson, Wade, 212 pages, $10.95) Larry reveals herself to Jack U Om is good for us. But why a former classmate who still worry? The diet book industry is keeping pace with guide for his own patients, other ways: it is as suited to has a mad crush on him. (R) OFF YOUR DUFF Promi- all us tattles. the SMD has now been ex- men as to women (most diet nent Americans explain how Each year, almost like they have enhanced their phys- magic, enough weight-loss panded Into book form, and guides are female oriented) the general public is eating it and it demands no tedious ical and mental wail-being with manuals hit the bookstore UP. daily exercise. weighing of portions and no shelves to keep us well time-consuming calorie Basically, the SMD is a 9:30 supplied with ideas occounting. TAM Elaine fears the worst practical, three-meal-a-day, Predictably, Tarnower when the cabbies Invite them- casionally even a few that low-fat, low-carbohydrate selves to a party she Is giving work! Check your health out diet designed to be strictly allows no fats, oils, alcoholic for her highbrow friends. (R) with your doctor, and go to it. observed for two weeks, then beverages or fatty meats. The rage this season 10 followed by a less rigid plan Nor does he encourage food '("Faintly Circle" called it 0 THE ROPERS Tarnower calls the Keep- substitutions, stressing his TODAY IN THE LEGISLA- the "no hunger-no hassle" Thin Program. Results, say Introduction that foods have TURE diet) is Dr. Herman Tarthe doctor, average a pound been selected and combined flower's "The Complete 10:30 especially to encourage fat a day loss. 013 QUEENS BLVD. Annie Scarsdale Medical Diet." metabolism and promote the and Elaine suspect the worst Originally conceived by Aside from promises of production of ketones. A when they see Felicia's hus- the Scarsdale internist. quick weight reduction, the disciplined attitude toward a band with a strange woman. cardiologist as a simple SMD Is attractive In several weight-loss program is, 1100 Tarnower emphasizes, one (2) (4)003 NEWS of the most important DICK CAVETT Guest: A. 3 Bartlett Giamatti. (Part 2002) ingredients for dieting success. 11:30 (2)3 TONIGHT Guest host: Firm week menus appear George Carlin. Guests: Vikkl In detail, with the second Carr, Johnny Vune, Dudley week a meal-by-meal Moore. repeat. Questions about THE NEWLYWED GAME (I) everything from Tarnower's 0 BARNABY JONES A young man entertaining a female favorite recipe for high friend murders her father, who protein bread to a Is 25 miles away, by using a clarification of his phrase computer. (R) "plenty of steak" follow, 0 ABC MOVIE "Lawrence Of along with succinct replies Arabia" (1962) Peter O'Toole, and an explanation of the Alec Guinness. Lawrence becomes a key figure in uniting doctor's maintenance diet. the Arabs Into an effective For vegetarians, lowfighting force against the budget dieters and gourTurks. (Part 2012) (R) mets, Tarnower offers some alternate weekly menus, CBS LATE MOVIE "Madigan: Park Avenue Beat" (1973) repeating basic diet rules Richard Wldmark, John Larch. and providing recipes and Madigan races against time to brief preparation in- Lana Zavaroni. 1J 4 vantages to filming here. The chief advantage, he the money. (the Mar, and Mars have He says he wanted to go power) to let him have two says, Is that there is no studio to tell then what to counter to the usual locales extra weeke for preparation. do; "this way, I assume all for ghost stories ( the Scott agreed. the artistic responsibility." EIt&Iih countryside and the "And now we have to be The disadvantages are deep South) and, indeed, finished by a certain date to that Canadian law Imposes chose a normal setting. In quality for tax thelter," he restrictions on the yen- Vancouver, they have duck says. "I should bedone with & ' twe.They have to employ a a gothic-like facade on an old week to spare. The people certain percentage of house and, in asirprithigly who put up the money would Canadi-t technicians and Inodmni studio, built the lose their tax benefit If I actors. And there Is agoff interior, a three-story didn't make it." Medak says he had been date; lithe filming isn't done beautiful old lame. by that date, the money is TheM alone, built aothe looking for a good ghost camera can follow people up dory to film for the past taken bsck So director Peter Medak is three fllgt4i of stairs ( and three or four years. He says battling the dock as well a 110 follow a mysterious he loves the supernatural the usual things directors bouncing rubber ball down and wanted a chance to do have to battle, like actors those same stairs) cost something"Hltthcocklan." v1 fr 0OliOfl (R) $300,000 to build and furnish. April 16 and scTll*a. "I'm trying to steer away 10 In this ca., he h, he It helps -the budget to frosnlbeEordst'and'The __________________________ - IN (4)• LOU GRANT Lou Is ion, whi ll by $5 mi ch makes omen says, a good cast (headed , kind of thing," he pul by Charlie Hums's irisIVBI •S FIVS COIISQ5 chssrlesd- tlonsi reaction to a TrIb expose George C. Scott, Trith Van YL says. 'This dory Is lng Squads compete for of political torture. Devere and Melvyn the most expensive in- pl.t.ly psychological; It ___ (R) $25.000 scholarship money hi mhtd. III Douglas) end a good script. dmpenS film ever made In happens In the I t nk in this second annual cham11:00 "The Changeling" is Canada. It will scare the audience, 1)®0O01W pup mist hosted by Jo. a NEWS SEE STUDIO Midik, the &sctor, is S but because of the ei'tIally a ghost dory. Somers. River Nemeth. Suzanne Boats" (R) Denny and Marie Osmond and Since It is allegedly true, that bOTh, ''1SIWI psychol.l, not because of 11:30 t30 LOIS Fslei'a guest. . trained Californiaiaddai*. anything weird makes it all the (2)0 TONIGHT Guest Pt: . 's y for SALVAGE I Merlin Nut Guests: George He says that, although he has a dlrector to get shock value(2)0 citing they biJye. ® PIEC NEWS BILL NOVIM' JOURNAL Goiwi, Sam Lsnson. In hiNt a TldSM illoit In by .wayIng hilt Midiasis says he was of AMC NEWS "nocracy in Amirics: A ( 'p PJEWI.yWWGAW the mii of pr.psthg his (a1lfornIa for 18 years, most ketchup esoond the set." VUAAU~ Conversation With Henry •ROCI PILES RockI" picture ("1w RhI of his work has been In Do the people Involved In I Steels Commagit" Historian ford uncovers a bIzarre kidnap. Henry Steele Commager ping plot Involving a CIA agent Partner," with Elliot Gould, 14011dO11. the production believe In the (ID TTAC DOUGH "But discusses how Alexis di and lives wet veterans wills Susaimab York and the entire In$1'IN siçeruatsral, In ghosts? ()MARY,TYLER MOORE A Tocquevllle's "Democracy in searching for $ Vietnamese Qwldoplar Pliunmir) who has left Lndmn," he says "I "I believe In somsting" Amer"' Slates to today. boy. VS to Ciliforaia Medak says. "There's to produce her first news show. his wife, A1M Morrall, M to CROSS"WIT$ 100 played a taps recording fat' psrinuiu*ly, but my something more to our 1. JOt(ER'$ LD (2)3 ISO MOVIE "The PuS. Arabia" (1N2) Peter O'Tools, Iii SChOol and my wIfe Is miserable liii than what hIm. ft Is the tape recording MACNEIL I LIHRIR oner Of Second Avenue" Also Guinness. A young British which is key dory point In an adflN In1-fl(1'd, It IS OWL I've iWObsbly lien REPORT (1916) Jack Lemmon, Anne oRIcer on duty in the Middle diMc." "The '-igeI1ng." something that wasn't there BanctolL A hauled New York East dUring the laity 20th ciii. 7:30 1k says It was havoc when a couple of tImes" becomes fascinated with "I Icuad it couple stnage to survive 3) he Arab suniajis for hid.. he became Involved In "The against the multiple challenges t and nk,"Mth "I believe dreagly In pars HOU.00S0UA pendence. (Part lot 2)(R) "that I was on the plans the ChNte1ieg." 1k IlgeId OB ,ietutal behavior," sa ys "rams- ofurban . Siti ltOO nut day to Denver to only six weeks before MMI. "How dir. peopl. does" THE WEST WAG N . ,,. (I) SS VALLEY A woman 111110010ft wasidiatialod to try to dbpoVS It? There's acW*o no rigigi.,, CAROL_BURNETT AND kJ jrj j1r prab. dsWts her three Chljdrin begin, and hi prefers m He bo4l* _ ____ ylthnc thst It I Quest IV Itl because she cenno support Jl 5pfl havhit IDOlS time. man so, adds. 3 DICK CAVITY Quest: of a Chinese girl wilo was who Is the pein the dory Is he Isyl, he feviNd the 1cn$ "The occult fascinates Stanley Migrant, raped gives orders for her MIs. Ism said to have happened to. three OWN and '1 '"g,d me,"saysmth Van Dsvire. child to CSS LATE MOVIE III t (ice he had the rIgI he aidir. plan of the Plc- "ft always ha, I believe all S ADWY L1A1) "The "M S W1le The lesy tinu ,ioia ON thli1p f.m jdo Violin,"_"le N Ats RIgiW To &mdey Murder Ce' (1971) Michals says he spent two tart" p .n of a.t' Medik says ft w all and ft's reanabls thet the about a W man has serious S RitT' and "The Reeurveo- Rook Hudson, Susan Saint years trying to wI the James. A wealthy woman 4UJ5iO wiNE e Main °" gp of project Into ships to get a isieg Is be thu is lo"tk. psyc is an returns horn. to find her dog Oij to her beell ha .......... acr$(Me WHO cs.wrdethe haheladutidostheldeilsr Not. an IartubulgfflILthlI5l$ i• final 't isin: draft ransom not. daiuian4l. *10 Gr,acd, öst*' R5VQ'" an George evlm~L ___ two cobblers teach kids to make their shoes. (R) FRIENDS Guests: Alan King, film had to Michaels says there area advantages STUOIO SEE "Kayak" Kid kayacksrs run the white water; Lopex. U CAROL BURNETT AND whiz-bang named Garth ' Drablnaky, raised the money In canadasothe be shot here. 00 CID GD 0•UNEWS JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME P.M. 0 NECT STEP UEYONO SHA NA NA Guest: Inn) producer Joel Michaels. What does matter, of course, is money, and Michaels and his partner, a Canadian (4) MOVIE "Countdown" (C) (1968) Robert Duvall, James Daytime Schedule Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. April 17 the did-minded can stick it out through all that excess DR. HERMAN TARNOWER verbiage, they might readily lose the pound a day he claims. "The Diet Workshop Success Did" offers a more wide-ranging approach to weight control, but suffers from some disadvantages of Its own. Written by Lois L Llndauer, director of a franchise organization known as the Diet Workshop, the book is aimed at women. While it is a great deal more flexible in terms of personal preferences than the SMD yougurt, milk, cereal and even a limited amount of alcoholic beverages take their places - along-side traditional diet foods calories do count. Measuring Is a must and special information such as - the fact that eight ounces of meat eventually cook down to six ounces must become part of the dieter's daily thinking. With "thin-is-in" verve, Lindauer guides dieters toward altering their eating patterns through a simple plan of gradual behavior modification. The recipes which she has scattered throughout seem surprisingly palatable for diet fare, and Lindauer's comments on personal grooming, her keep-that-weight-off outline, and illustrated exercise section add to the book's appeal. A good course for weight-watchers who prefer their diets tailormade and have the patience and time to do it themselves. included, along with advice on selecting fresh produce. - Perhaps the most unusual aspect of Gross' regimen Is her discussion of fasting, a practice she, unlike many medical authorities, views as vital to the establishment of new eating patterns. Not everyone, however, will want to forego eating completely (For three or four days as she suggests) to lose weight nor should they. - Charlie Rich At Sea World Clements is known for his Dead, Elvin Bishop, the In the second of its five- example, recorded the concert Country Style series, Kenny O'Dell song, "Behind ateaae playing with rock, Marshall Tucker Band, Hot Sea World's Atlantis Theatre Closed Doors," In 1973 and bluegrass and country Tuna and the Monkees, all will feature Charlie (The saw ft climb first to the top of bands. While he was best of which explain his urnSilver Fox) Rich and the country charts, then known during his early mense popularity with Florida-born fiddler Vassar cross over to the pop charts career as country artist, he college-age listeners. Clements at 9:30 p.m., where It also reached the became a national musical Tickets for the Charlie Saturday, April 39, Thp Ten. That single, in fact, figure in 1971 when the Nitty Rich-Vassar Clements While both artjdg based sold more than a million Gritty Dirt Band featured concert are avqst,ie at their early suceom on the co%hIes. Hot on Its heels came him on the album "Will the Hannah Music In Sanford. country sound, both have "The Most Beautiful Girl," Circle Be Unbroken?" Then Rho made names. for which reached p1.lpum came appearances with Tickets are priced from $2.50 . I,,,. 'rrrr mn.ipl "attme w*h,'s'ef muse :,artist .,,@90 .I4ckJe$ts,, 'l', ''/f,s .jian $IIIIeè ''' •'' tatrepii54pg, lot' ' '. '' + .: �10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 13, lflt 0smonds.19 Georg e And Olive's K ids OREM, Utah (NEA) -In the lobby of the sanWcne. colored new studio here, there isthe bust of a man. It Is sitting on a column, as Uh the biatee were some great heroic figure. Around here, he Is. It's the bust of George Ounond, the father of all the Osinonds, the daddy of Dormy and Marie, Jimmy and Jay, Merrill and Alan and Wayne and Bit] and Torn and pandiither of II, who may (or may not) carry the singing tradition Into yet another generation. And down the hail, Inside the studio, In one of the rehearsal halls, George and his cheerful wife. Olive, are working like beavers on the next edition of the family's show. Now it's called "The Owond Family Hour," and it took over from "The Donny and Marie Show" when that began to falter This one has the wholir family Involved. Ever George and Olive are part 01I It and Virl and Tom, the twc Oldest aons who are hard o hearing and thus don't sing, help ypIgtIIthelj ,6ndn shoes. George ond Is 64 now, and a happy man. His wife is a happy woman. Their family Is successful and not oneofthomh strayed — eIther from the straight and narrow or from the Utah envlronmetg In which they grew up. They have rejected Hollywood and, Instead, come back here and built a OO,OOOequare.fo studio on a 38-acre site. It lies quickly become Utah's second biggest tourist attraction (next to the Mormon Tabernacle In Salt Lake City) and Ororn's second biggest industry (next to U.S. Steel). The family's TV show Is __ here, but the studio Is made used for much more than that. They have made a couple of (nand movies ("The Great Brain" and "Going Coconuts"), they make dozens of cornmerdals, they've done other 'IV shows and hope to do cum movies* The reon for the studio's success Is, of course, _____ economic. Dick CollI4ar, ____lawyer former Is Angeles who now rims the Oomonds' business here, says they can _ do shows 12 or 13 perCent cheaper here (ccetofsetjis cheaper, the design of the studio facilitates quicker shooting schedules, they have their own equipment, labor coda less) and the cod of making comninercials Is a one-third of what Hollywood or New York studios charge. week." All the (nond offspring have specific duties. Virl Is Involved with Colluster In the business end. Tom, who enjoys printing, does all of the famIIy'sprinting, most of the rest merely work on the show but each appears to have his own special Interest. Jimmy, at 18 the youngest maybethenewDonny.ona recent family tour of England, where they are he tsnerwiously popular, wu virtually the Aw. But of is in the changing,so, as Alan says, "We'IIhavetowand ee." The plan now ait isto build on the studio and enlarg it, adding more aoimddages, a Western village, a full reco rdingstudio (they have onenow, in the basement of a downtown motel where the family once lived, and which they Mjfl own). George and Olive Osmond, In center, are Some have expressed surrounded by their children (clockwise from concern over what might Marie) Merrill, Donny, Virl, Jay, Alan, Tom, happen to thejots) studio (and the local if u to Jimmy Wayne. Tv show were cancelled. But the what happens to the show. the atmosphere - they say pout out that in For the family, this Is they enjoy the feeling In already, they had 44 happIness. George and Olive (kern, where they are still Projects In the (nd have their family "George and Olive's kids," non-7y-show udio, so they believe the than around thorn. The children rather the International studio will prosper no matter have their work and they like stars they are elsewhere. The family members all live close by. They have other investments In the area - condominulms (where theputshow's guest sta rs are up) and a tennls-snd.racquet.bsfl club for starters - and have lovely homn js whichsicoat a fraction or what milar homes would cost In Southern California. Apii 18 "The family works ____________________________ together" says Alan . .' ' ' EVENING the day cars center and Susan SVWOS In the Police academY. shoves producer. "We all (R) thu salaries that basically 6:00 are the same, but vary ac(4) NEWS ,, STUDIO 80 "Cobbler" "Leonard Bernstein Conduct. cording to need. That is all Mahlsr's Symphony No. 8" decided in family meetings, u Eight world-ronowned an try 6:30 pera WEDNESD'j y 0 NBC NEWS The Shows On Televislon GDOcas stwe Oldest Z ACROSS 41 Titleof 1 Singer Johnny S Actor Robert- . 11 Gloss 12 Card q.iin. for two 13 ( (French) 14 Actor Sidney 15 Comic David 17 Actress Sandra 18 Emanation 19 Snoozes 21 Pronoun 24 Liquid mea• sure (abbr.) 25 Singer Perry 26 Late actor Laurel 27 Old French coin ?S Greek letter 30 Unth,eat. ened 33 Fence Opening 35 Government agency 38 Ear (comb. form) 39 Old form of you 40 Always 43 Singer Mary 45 Actor Erik 48 Mentally sound 49 Stdi parts 50 Outlets 51 Musical fl SttiJrflnI 52 Jazz man DOWN 1 Encourages 2 Ancient Sicilian city 3 Perceived 4 His Nobility 5 Indian farmer 6 Chemical agents 7 Boy's Most nickname 20 Song writer -. Porter 22 Exclarriation of surprise 23 In Iprofi*) 25 Company (br 26 Therefore 27 Compass direction 29 That man 30 Southern abbr-.l 31 Toward 32 Actress Jodie .. 34 Philippine native 35 Happenings 36 Fathers (French) 37 gratia artis 39 Barter 40 Cowgirl Dale 42 Isfahans Country 44 Confused 45 Et al 46 Theater sign 47 Summer time in New York 50 Mondale's title SOLU!TIft i Of N 9N1A SUVdj I V S V (1 V J. S 9 Consumed SaAVi Its 10 Saul's I 1 A 1 3 I H 1. 0 .1 O y grandfather" I 3 3JVS 0111 flOS llSwegger NVS 0No SiJ 14 Baby III S SdV N V It (I 130 Carriage o a .t 15 .Protestant 3 1 N I I II S NVUNVN èhurch H S V :) i Iabbr.) i6 Eight )s Enough ia ANEWS RE Chorus, The Vienna Slngvsrein, The Vienna Boys' Choir and 10:00 (4)•KAZ A young woman - u mo sWill'sonaiities Is accused of murdering her is VEGAS A young woman hiresDon o Out how her father. who has been dead for ten years showed up it her wadding. (R) a ioo*v is THE .EGISLA. TIM 7-IM (2) TIC TACDOUGH 6:30 11:30 (I) MARY TYLER MOORE (4) MthS WINSLOW & SON (2) 0 TONIGHT Mary hires Phyllis U her news- Susan and her mother get Into George Carlin. Guest host: Guests: Rip room assistant with disastrous a huge fight when her mother Ta)1O(, Ben Verson. disagrees with the diagnosis of (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 THE CR088-Will Susan's Pediatrician concern., ROCKFORD FILES Both JOKER'S WILD log the baby. the mob and fedi agents MACNEIL- / LEHMER become extremely Interested M . REPORT when Rockford's father begins (2) WHEELS Adam's test car 7:30 aIls Its trials and his eldest son receiving money In the mall. POLICE WOMAN Pepper, a LIARS cuss Kirk (James Carroll Jordan) U a ParOles, becomes (4) FAMILY pIaj unknowingly fails in love with GAJICI FEM the woman Adam was planning the object of a bank. robber's stes BEAUTY 1140W to marry Until the return of CAROL. SLJ$141fl AND Erica. (Part 3 of 6) (A) FRIENDS Guests: Eydls (4) DEAR OITECflVE Pro. Gorine, Rich Uttl. lessor Wsyland is suspected of DICK CAVETT Guest: A. murdering a collage sodate. M NO VALLEY An sap"m Bartlett Glamatil. (Part 2 of 2) CHARLIE'S ANGELS Th. expert is hired by th. Sorklays Angels are aaaign.d to protect to do mining work, but It turns 1:00 a Young goit pro (Jalme Lee old that the man is wanted. (1) 0 REAL PWPL1 (Prom. Curtis) whose lit, Is being lore) The funny things that 12:31 MANNOC Manni everyday people do and the tsa$isd. (R) appears MOVIE "Buck And The to be the target of a mysterious everyday things funny People do ars focused on in this series Prs.hs," (C) (1972) Sidney gunman. (R) celebrating the American Poit*, Harry Belafonte. A trail 12:40 guide for former slaves and a a KOJAI( me sister.In-lsw of con man dleguise as a (4) THE JMONS A Kolak's boas gets In deep trouden cold spell throw@ the preacher team up to fight ruth- Ms when she tries to gamble ersone, the wiNless. Bent. leasbounty hunters, (2 Hrs.) her way to wealth, (A) lay and Florsnoe Into one 1:30 crowded eparinisn. a THE GREAT MIDWEST INS VALLEY A large HOT AN BALLOON RALLY MIcunt of gold is stored in the One of the largest and too best (2) Stockton bank awaiting . TOMOGROW - Guests: organIsed hot air baiI rallies Larry Grossm, Rom to the Mint. pr s&J.nt of the country, held at Wlecon. p .j, i.ije,,u a Dakioti, / DEAR DICK: When I saw Tony Orlando's special some time ago I wondered whatever happened to his two singers that were on his regular show. I missed them. His special just wasn't up to par with them missing. CLIO R. MILLER Eureka Springs, Ark. They were called Dawn, collectively, and Telma Hopkins and Joyce Wilson, individually. They are no longer with Tony, and, as a matter of fact, they are no longer with each other, either. From all I can find out, Joyce is no longer in the business. And Telma has turned to acting. She was on the recent "Roots" and Just did an episode of "Love Boat." Actually, Telma is under contract to ABC, who are high on her. They are planning to create a series for her. DEAR DICK: When will the movie "The Shining," be released and who will be playing the part of Jack Nicholson's wife In It? E.P.W., Burnaby, B.C., Can. That's a Stanley Kubrick film. Kubrick takes his own sweet time and when it's finished It's finished and not a moment before. Warner Bros., who will release it, say they expect to have it out early in 1980, but that's Just a hope, not a promise. Blythe Danner will co-star with Nicholson in the thriller. DEAR DICK: Could you please settle an argument for me? Is Randolph Mantooth's partner from "Emergency" the same as either one of the stars of "Adam-U? I say they were not the same person. Finding this out would win Ask Dick Weiner me a bet if I'm right. MRS. T. MINOR, Tucson, Ariz. You are now a rich woman. Mantooth's fellow fireman in "Emergency" was Kevin Tighe. The two cocops on "Adam-12" were Martin Milner and Kent McCord. DEAR DICK: My friends and I are having a controversy over the pronunciation of Lauren Tewes' name. She stars in "Love Boat." Can you help? JULIE COOK, Kalamazoo, Mich. It is Law-wren. Oh, you mean the last name! All together now, pucker up and say: Tweeze. There, you've got it. DEAR DICK: I would like to settle a bet. A friend of mine told me that Mlkey, the kid on the Life cereal commercial died. It was said he died of eating cosmic candy and drinking pop at the same time. I tould like to know if this is true. LEE DEE, Portage, Mich. That rwnor has swept the Midwest. I've gotten a bunch of mail, all variations of the same theme. I have heard nothing to verify it. By the way, what is cosmic candy? DEAR DICK: Ross Martin co-starred with Robert Conrad in "Wild, Wild West." I still see Conrad on TV regularly, but I can't recall seeing Ross Martin since "Wild, Wild West" ended. What's happened to him? I.J. OSBORNE, Warsaw, I nd. Ross has been busy, but selective, lie's (lone several good things rv movies, mostly and there are prospects for another series. He isn't hurting. DEAR DICK: I would like some Information on Kene Holliday, from "Carter Country." Did he go to Air Force school in 1956 at Parks Air Force NRase and was he front St. Louis? G.L, Tuscun, Ariz. Wrong man. This Kene liolliday is a New Yorker, and never was in Air Force school. DEAR DICK: I am a big fan of "The Hardy Boys." Has the show been taken off the air? I haven't seen the show on TV lately. A.S., Troy, Ohio. Goodbye forever, Joe and Frank hard), . Yes, the show has been axed, as they say in the TV trade, and is gone from the networks, although it re-run might show up here and there still. - - Building An Empire: It's Easy As ABC ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — The man who started the world's largest independent retail liquor business says discotheques are just country clubs for young people. Jack Holloway says every new ABC Liquor lounge is a disco, even though the bars have catered to blue-collar workers for 43 years. It was not his own idea, Holloway admits. His son, John, 25, bluntly told him that ABC Liquors' 93 lounges were "old fashioned and have no ap' peal for young people who are going to discos." The first ABC discotheque opened three years ago after installation of extremely expensive sound and light THURSDAY VENING 6.00 (2) (4) NEWS S STUDIO SEE "Cowboy" Trick roping with a young Texas cowboy; Seattle's Green Lake Crew prepares for a race. (R) 630 (:2G2I NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS S VILLA ALEGRE 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH MARY TYLER MOORE Mary learns that her Income tax return is about to be audit- ed. bid to reach Fort Laramie after being wounded In an Indian attack, while Will and Gideon push on In their quest to be reunited with the famJy. (Part 4 of 4) MORK & MINDY Mork uses his Orkan age machine to revert to a three-year-old and adopts Mindy as his mom. (A) WHODUNNIT A panel of experts and contestants try to solve a crime after "witnessing" a tape of it in this game show hosted by Ed McMahon. 5 NOVA "Across The Silence Barrier" Accomplished Individuals prove the success of recent scientific and medical breakthroughs for the deaf. (A) 830 THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD 5 MACNEIL / REPORT April 1 9 LEHRER 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (1) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES MATCH GAME P.M. $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Tim Conway. DICK CAVETT Guest: Kurt Thomas. 500 (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Miss Goodall And The Wild Chimpanzees" Jane Goodall sets up a camp on Lake Tanganyika In the middle ANGIE Angle's snobbish sister-law Joyce i forced into taking a singing job in a saloon when her ex-husband goes broke. HIGHCUFFE MANOR Helen hears some pretty strange stories about her late husband when she ventures into the viilage outside the castle. systems. "They're like country clubs for young people who can't afford a country club but need a nice place to go for entertainment," Holloway said. Holloway, 67, began building the ABC Liquors Inc., empire in 1936, when the stigma from prohibition's bootlegging out the differences between the government-supported, free enterprise system in a developed country and a statecontrolled system In a Third World country. (R) - 0 CARTER 9:30 COUNTRY Sgt. Baker quits the Clinton County police force and goes back to New York City. 10:00 (2')SOT. T.K. VU A police detective (Johnny Yune) uses his logic and acting ability to solve the murder of a famous rock singer. 0 BARNABY JONES JR.'s investigation into a murder is hampered by a frightened nurse, a dead witness and the police. DOCTORS' PRIVATE 0 LIVES A young doctor is blamed for the death of some teen-agers when a prescription drug Is found in their smashedup auto. STODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE 11:00 NEWS (2) (4) 00 S DICK CAVETT Guest: Eudora Welty. (Part 1 of 2) days still lingered. He opened Jack Holloway's Friendly Bar, 30 feet wide and 80 feet long, in downtown Orlando. When he went to the president of a local bank for a loan to open the tiny bar, he was turned down. Holloway said it was not his age, 24, that prompted the refusal. "Unfortunately, the banker headed the local 'drys," Holloway said. "He was shocked by my plan and turned me down. After a while, people got used to the idea." When he opened a second store, Holloway changed the name because out-of-state visitors had no trouble recognizing his ABC signs as a place where their thirsts could be quenched. Liquor was only available in some states at Alcoholic Beverage Commission outlets usually called "ABC's." her tricks that increased f, ,.,- ' ',% i.','.. _',',',',', ,• , ,.,._ • i.,. •, ' ' ,- '- ',' ,,,_ r '.,. - or else they might leave it in their car where it would cook and lose some of its taste." ABC Liquors Inc., now has 149 package stores. The company has been buying an an existing chain in Miami one of these days," Holloway said. ABC Liquors is a privately held corporation average of two or three liquor licenses a year. Most of its outlets are concentrated in Central Florida, but stores can be found as far south as Fort Pierce and Fort Myers. "And we will probably buy annual revenue figures. One with no desire to reveal of Its comnpetitiors, the Miami-based operators of Big Daddy's, reported total sales of $52.26 million for 1978. The company claims only 57 outlets - than ABC. - profits were: —single newspaper advertisements that promoted several store locations —volume purchases at low cost —broader inventory than competitors —discounts on featured items Good location was — and still Is — the best sales method of all, according to Holloway. He locates ABC 11:30 storesontherightsideofthe (2) TONIGHT Guest host: road leading away from high and seriously wounded while at Don fickle,, employment areas whenever the scene of a robbery.hoini- (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME possible. That way it is clde.(R) 0 WA'SH The 4077th becomes easier an for Impromptu someone on the 0 BARNEY MILLER The orphanage when heavy shelling detectives discover that a way home from work to pull manipulatIng loan shark with forces Korean children to seek in and park. cruel tactics Is a 14-year-old shelter at the camp. (A) "Few people want to buy a 0 STARSICY & HUTCH The boy. (A) Of a Chimpanzee reserve to WORLD "The Nguba detectives pose as movie bottle of liquor or wine onthe record theprimstss' behavior. Connection" Farming In stuntmen to track down an s. way to work," he said. (4)• THE CHISHOIUMS The Georgia Is contrasted with comic who is murdering his old "They 'night drop it on the .CMsiIinSe —I5f - RI--- j$5.I fNl'minQJin'8Il'Sgsl- pOimlns,.,.c rp01 L4 street and be embarrassed , 'I't' I ''t,)' i'iI t ,;st,ti l(. '.YI','(.o. I,' . .,,., ,, . 900 QU$NCY Quincy is shot , -I Friday, April 13, 1979-11 Dawn Left Tony; Tie ma Gets S eries - 11.00 NEWS conducted by Leonard Swn- 8OIC1( CAVETT Guest: Kurt stein. Thom". "Supertrain" may come and go, but some television shows rim on and on. These are the tube's oldest troupers and the dates they premiered, according to Us rflag2Ilr: "Meet the Press" (Nov. 20, 1947) "Search for Toetw" (Sept. 3, 1901) "lays of Uts" (SopI. 9, 1901) 'The T.day Show" (Jan. 14, 1102) L. "ii. Glallft light" (June 30, 1102), 1. "The Taaight Show" (Sept.27,1104) "Walt Dsy"(Oj, 27, 1904) "Captain Xaagarse" (Oct. 3, 1111) "As do World T" f*M.2*SN) m'ss iouss -coets.- _ ii. "Eq, of Night" (Aw1I elan raigee when Nancy brings hiØUIghs.d in thn footage 2,1190), from hornS es at*y et 1111111111111 irem her b01111111910 lid and Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . -, • ,, -.., I-, . ¼. - - A familiar sign In Central Florida 92 fewer �t-. 1$—Ev.th, NeraW, $anford, Fl. FrId.y, April 13, im Osmonds * George And Olive's Kids - ()REM, Utah (NEA) m when that began to falter. blggeat industry (neat to week." the lobby of the sandstone. This one his the whole All the (mond oftrIng colored new studio bers, family involved. Even U.& S1ul. 1 family's IV show Is have specific duties. Yin Is thereIsthebuuto(amin. Georguand Olive arep.rtof ml,here, bi*the gilIo Is Indwthfj, the Is ikth on a cchmin, as it, and Yin and '1in, the two need for much more than business end. Tom, who thoh the be, were earns okhat ions who are hard of that. They have n'de a =joys pr4ièliig, doss all of great beil n, AZOWId being and thne don't sing, coople of (mtj4 movies the fanilly's printing. Most of here, be is. hepoatypuitlgcnthefr ("The Great &sin" and the rat merely,orkon the It's the bust of George dancing shoes. - "Going Coàoauta"), they show but each appears to (henond, the father of all the George (d is $4 now, make dozens of corn- have his own special InOsnionds, the daddy of and happy man. His wife is merdala they've done other tired. S Donny and N*W Jjgy a happy woman. Their TV shows jand hope to do jimmy, at a is the YOWsged, Mal family Is iuccd and not other movlss may be the new Iy. (i a mid Wayne and Bitt and Torn One of them has strayed The rson for the studio's recent family tour of and paniVather of 1$, either from the MrMØd and success is, of course,. EiJMd, ib.. they are may (or may not) carry the nm'row or fiom the Utah eo*. Deck Cflkar, • triernendonejy popular, he singing tra'Uon Into yet euvirosansat in which they former Los Angeles another generation. PW who OW the lawyer, w virtually the Mm. But the ,ijj, And d his voice is In the proc of They have rejected business here, says they can tiiigig the , of so, as Alan says, Hollywood and, instead, do shows 12 or 13 peroont rehearsal halls George and come back here and built a cheap.! here (Ced of ISIS his cbserAg wife, (34fve CO,000..quare400t studio on a cheaper, the design of is The $ne now is to build on - working lIke beavers the studio and enlarge It, 3$acr site. It h quickly studio facilitates quicker jdJg more somages, a next edition of the faiu' become Utah's second shooting schedules, they Western village, a full L show. Now ft's calledbiggest tourist attraction have their own equipment, recording studio (they have (nond Family ii" and (next to the Mormon labor costs le) n It took sy and the cod onenOw,ththebs.ement ofa Tabernacle In Salt Lake mthlqg Is a downtown motel where th Donny and Marie Show" Qty) and Oren's second onethird ofcommercials what Hollywood family once lived, and whiche . or New York studios charge. they ___ atm own). George and Olive Osmond, In center, are Some have expressed surrounded by their children (clockwise from The family IflifllbSf$ ' concern over what Tfl!gI't Marie) Merrill, Donny, Virl, Jay, Alan, Tom, live close by. They have happmi to the studio (and to Jimmy, Wayne. Other Iii the all the local jobs) if the IV area investments - condominuims showwerecsnc,I1.ti. But, the what happens to the show. the atmosphere (where the show's guest (heondo pola* out that in - they may Mars are put op) For the family, this is they enjoy the flIng In and • lEtS, already, they had 44 happIness. George and Olive (kim, where they are dill temds. snacqnet.b.fl the around (henoexi have their family "George and Olive's kids," for starters - andClub havenon-IV.show projects lii the theybelieve lovely h0 which cod a studio them. The children rather than lb. International fraction h7 what similar will prosper no matter hay, their work mid they like Mars they are elsewhere. homes would cost in Southern Hfo Apr1118 10:00 ___ "The family works ®•KAZ A young woman together," says Alan IYSINS her Onmond, who serves as the day care osnier and 8uee is accused of •''°5' In show's producer. "We all • VISA$ A young woman draw salaries that basirally 0:00 hWss Den to find out how her are the same, but vary mc®•ImwS fathir, who bee been deed for 'Lonard Bernstein Conducts cording to need. That is all hall Mailers Symphony 140. 5" son years, h decided In family meeting, wadding. (R)up at Eight wor$d-re--wne and we try to meet every tooy w mi t.eoistTh. Vienna State Opera Tun 0:30 &EDNESDAY (2) NC (4)• CBS NEWS ASCI4WS Chonis, The Vienna Slngvereln, The Vienna Boys' Choir - i. I 0O The Vienna Philharmonic are (2)@)INtWg The Oldest Conducted by Leonard • DICK CAVITY Guest: Kurt stein. IkCROSS Thomas. 700 41 Title of 20 Song write, 35 Happenings (2)T1CTACDOUGH fOSPOCt 0:30 1 Singer 11:30 --• Porter 36 Fathers 43 Sgt Shows Johnny. On (4) MMY TYI.0 MOORE muse WINSLOW A SON (2) TONIGHT Guest host: 22 Exclamation (French) Mary Mary hires Phyllis as her news- Susan and her mother act Into George Carlin. 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Friday, April 13,1979-11 Dawn Left Tony; reImaGetsSeries DEAR DICK: When I saw Tony Orlando's special some time ago I wondered whatever happened to his two singers that were on his regular show. I missed them. His special just wasn't up to par with them missing. CLIO R. MILLER, Eureka Springs, Ark. They were called Dawn, collectively, and Telma Hopkins and Joyce Wilson, individually. They are no longer with Tony, and, as a matter of fact, they are no longer with each other, either. From all I can find out, Joyce Is no longer in the business. And Telma has turned to acting. She was on the recent "Roots" and just did an episode of "Love Boat." Actually, Telma Is under contract to ABC, who are high on her. They are planning to create a series for her. DEAR DICK: When will the movie "The Shining," be released and who will be playing the part of Jack Nicholson's wife In It? E.P.W., Burnaby, B.C., Can. That's a Stanley Kubrick film. Kubrick takes his own sweet time and when it's finished it's finished and not a moment before. Warner Bros., who will release It, say they expect to have It out early In 1980, but that's just a hope, not a promise. Blythe Danner will co-star with Nicholson In the thriller. DEAR DICK: Could you please settle an argument for me? Is Randolph Mantooth's panther from "Emergency" the lame as either one of the stars of "Adam-U? I say they were not the same person. Finding this out would win Ask Dick Weiner me a bet II I'm right. MRS. T. MINOR, Tucson, ArIz. You are now a rich woman. Mantooth's fellow fireman in "Emergency" was Kevin Tighe. The two co-cops on "Adam-12" were Martin Milner and Kent McCord. -DEAR DICK: My friends and I are having a controversy over the pronunciation of Lauren Tewes' name. She star, In "Love Best." Can you help? JULIE COOK, Kalamazoo, Mich. It is Law-wren. Oh, you mean the last name! All together now, pucker up and say: Tweeze. There, you've got it. DEAR DICK: I would like to settle a bet. A friend of mine told we that Mikey, the kid on the Life cereal commercial died. It was said he died of eating cosmic candy and drinking pop at the same time. I would like to know If this Is true. LEE DEE, Portage, Mich. That rumor has swept the Midwest. I've gotten a bunch of mail, all variations of the same theme. I have heard nothing to verify it. By the way, what is cosmic candy? DEAR DICK: Ross Martin co-starred with Robert Conrad in "Wild, Wild West." I still see Conrad on TV regularly, but I can't recall seeing Ross Martin since "Wild, Wild West" ended. What's happened to him? I.J. OSBORNE, Warsaw, Ind. Ross has been busy, but selective. He's done several good things - TV movies, mostly - and there are prospects for another series. He isn't hurting. DEAR DICK: I would Like some Information on Kene Holliday, from "Carter Country." Did he go to Air Force school in 1956 at Parks Air Force N Base and was he from St Louis? G.L, Tuscon, Aria. Wrong man. This Kene Holliday Is a New Yorker, and never was in Air Force school. DEAR DICK: I am a big fan of "The Hardy Boys." Has the show been taken off the air? I haven't seen the show on TV lately. A.S., Troy, Ohio. Goodbye forever, Joe and Frank Hardy. Yes, the show has been axed, as they say in the TV trade, and is gone from the networks, although a re-run might show up here and there still. Building An Empire: It's Easy As ABC ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) not his own idea, Holloway systems. days still lingered. He or else they might leave It in an existing chain in Miami The man who started the aim-Its. "They're like country opened Jack Holloway's their car where it would cook one of these days," Holloway world's largest Independent His son, John, 25, bluntly clubs for young people who Friendly Bar, 30 feet wide and lose some of its taste." said. retail liquor business says told him that ABC Liquors' can't afford a country club and 80 feet long, In downtown ABC Liquors Inc., now has ABC Liquors is a discotheques are just 93 lounges were "old but need a nice place to go Orlando. 149 package stores. The privately held corporation country clubs for young fashioned and have no ap for entertainment," When he went to the company has been buying pe people. peal for young people who Holloway said, an with flu desire to reveal president of a local bank for average of two or three annual revenue figures, One Jack Holloway says every are going to discos." Holloway, 67, began a loan to open the tiny bair, he liquor licenses a year. Most of its competitiors, the new ABC Liquor lounge is a The first ABC discotheque building the ABC Liquors was turned down. Holloway of its outlets are con- Miami-based operators of disco, even though the bars opened three years ago after Inc., empire in 1936, when said it was not his age, 24, centrated in Central Florida, Big Daddy's, reported total have catered to blue-collar installation of extremely the stigma from that prompted the refusal. but stores can be found as far sales of $52.26 million for workers for 43 years. It was expensive sound and light prohibition's bootlegging "Unfortunately, the south as Fort Pierce and 1978. The company claims banker headed the local Fort Myers. only 57 outlets out the differences between 92 fewer April 19 the government-supported, 'drys,"' Holloway said. "He "And we will probably buy than ABC. free enterprise system In a was shocked by my plan and developed country and a state- turned me down. After a controlled system In a Third while, people got used to the bid to reach Fort Laramie after Worldntry. cou idea." (R) being wounded In an Indian When he opened a second 0:00 attack, while Will and Gideon g.3 push on in their quest to be • CARTER COUNTRY Sgt. More, Holloway changed the (1)5• NEWS STUDIO SEE "Cowboy" reunited with the famty. (Part 4 Baker quits the Clinton County name because out-of-date Trick roping with a young Tex- of 4) police force and goes back to visitors had no trouble as cowboy; Seattle's Green 5 MORK A MINDY Mork New York City, recognizing his ABC signs as Lake Crew Prepares for a race. uses his Orkan age machine to i000 a place where their thirsts (A) revert to a three-year-old and T.K. VU A POIICe could be quenched. Liquor - adopts Mindy as his mom. (A) 030 detective (Johnny Vune) U5 WHODUNNIT A panel of his logic and acting ability was only available in some NBC NEWS to experts and contestants try to states at Alcoholic Beverage CSSNEWS solve a crime after "witness- solve the murder of a famous Commission ABC NEWS outlets Ing" a tape of It In this game rock singer, usually called "ABC's." show hosted by Ed McMahon. (4)5 BARNABY JONES Other tricks that increased 7.00 5 NOVA "Across The Silence J.R.'s investigation into a mur(1) TIC TAC DOUGH Barrier" Accomplished individ. der is hampered by a fright- profits were: - - THURSDAY - . Ir'. - (1) MARY TYLER MOORE uals prove the success of ened nurse, a dead witness Mary learns that her income recent scientific and medical and the police. tar return I about to be audit- breakthroughs for the deaf. (A) S DOCTORS' PRIVATE ed. LIVES A young doctor is 5:30 THE CR088-WrrS blamed for the death of some 5 ANGIE Angle's snobbish teen-agers when a prescription KIR'S WILD sister-in-law is forced I MACNEIL / REPORT 7:30 CID Lima CLUS LEHRER - (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES I Joyce into taking a singing lob in a saloon when her ex-husband goes broke. HIONCUFFE MANOR Halan hears some Pretty strange —single newspaper ad- vertisernents that promoted several store locations —volume purchases at low O P cost —broader inventory than drug is found in tr their smashedup auto, competitors TODAY IN THE LEGISLA. —discounts on featured r items Good location was and still Is the best sales method of all, according to I.- 11:00 (4)50 NEWS - MATCH GAME P.M. stories about her late husband (2) $100,000 NAME THAT when she ventures Into the vil. S DICK CAVITY Guest: TUNS Eudora Welty. (Part 1 of 2) age outside the castle. 5 CAROL BURNETT AND g 1130 _ FRIE FRIENDS Tim Conway. TONIGHT Guest host: Quincy is shot ocv (3)5 DICK CAVITY Guest: Kurt and seriously wourmll muse at Don Rickles. Thomas. the scene of a robbery-homl- (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0:00 ewe. (A) 5 M'ASH The 4077th - Holloway. He locates ABC Mores on the right side of the atoms road leading away from high employment areas whenever possible. That way it Is NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 5 BARNEY MILLER The becomes an Impromptu easier for someone on the EPBCIM. "Miss Goodall And detectives discover that a orphanage when heavy shelling way home from work to pull The Wild Chimpanzees" Jan. manipulating loan shark with forces Korean children to in and park. Goodall sets up a camp on cruel tactics Is a 14-year-old shelter at the Camp. (A) "Few people want to buy a Lake Tanganylka in the p1fs (A) •STARSICY A HUTCH The bottle 01 a obisipenise reserve to 5 WORLD "The Ngubs detectives poei as movie bottle of liquor or wins on the beltaulor. Connection" Farming In esuntmen to track down an ex. Way to works" he said. (4)S CHISHOSIMS The Georgia is coMrad wish Gomic whole murdering iii old "They might drop It on the street and be aniberrund - ,:,M1no t4IjJ4 r,I S;i'rl • ftth'.Id,)t rIt r i.h'a L"'t't",', .)",' .S .','e1' ',',r., I'j't'l r',r ''' •"' ' , i ".r: ' ' '' s' ' )' '';,L 'i'' - , ( S ''." .. - - A famWa.r sign In Central Florida • . _... -: - - - - - .'. •••••75_ 'S / 11 0 a �SUNDAY EDITION 71st Year, No. 20+—Sunday, April 15, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Seminole Jail Gets Poor Mark Wiatc h for the set of - .. I LILLI r featuring: Bassett, Broyhill, Singer, Vaughanesin8assett, Liberty and King Koll to name Just a few. Today Around The Clock ..........4-A Horoscope .................4-C 4-C Obitrles .................s-A 1-A OURSELVFS............13 B Sports ...................$ 7-A Crossword ................. 41-A Tels,I.s .................SR DeaAbby.................... Weatber ...................s-A 11L f _A Mary Magdalen at miracle of Easter U.S. State Department officials In Washington said two Vincentlan children were killed, possibly as the result of toxic gas. St. Vincent Tourism Minister Hudson Tanner said he had heard of the deaths, but could not confirm them. The 4,000400t Mount Soufriere, which killed 2,000 people In 1902, erupted at 5 a.m. Friday, Eas ter Ceremony Recalls Victims JERSEY CITY, N.J. (UP!) — The parishioners of All Saints Church remembered their neighhors who were victims of recent muggings, murders and other tragedies as they reenacted the Stations of the Cross In a Good Friday - _c More than 200 people city, an area scarred by increasing crime and They stopped at several schools, churches and the sites of recent murders, muggings, a house where a family was displaced by fire and a street where a urban decay. teenager, allegedly under Joined wound the procession that through the Lafayette section of the group followed And the Rev. Thomas Olsen, pastor of All Saints Church, offered a prayer for Mrs. McMahon. "We come to the site of the most recent outrage committed against our community. Today this spot is our Calvary. It was here that Frances Frances Losaldo, who said she has been mugged twice at her front door. Members of the procession, garbed in period dress, reenacted the 14 Stations of the Cross Jesus Christ's journey to Calvary Hill where he was . observance. a - McMahon was asked by you, 0 Lord, to accept a violent death at the hands of a disturbed person," Olsen said, The group also stopped in front of the home of Mary Yakublk, an 86-year-old woman who was strangled In her home two years ago. Her assailant has not been the Influence of drugs, car into a parked vehicle. Guillermo Lucena, the smashed his he walked barefoot through the streets, stopping at the sites of recent crimes. "There have been too many muggings here. We have got to stay together. Everyone Is scared to go belching clouds of choking fuznes and ash that residents nearby said virtually blotted out the caught. man playing Christ, was raised on a cross In front of sky. It exploded again at 5 p.m., blasting huge rocks hundreds of feet into the air along with a dark plume of ash that darkened the evening sky over neighboring Barbados, 100 miles to the southwest. Tanner said the third eruption at about 9 p.m. did not seem to be as powerful as the first two, although he could not see Mount Souldorn from his ls In Klngstown. An official of the U.S. Agency for Inter. national Development reported a fourth "This could the off or it could really blow and create a disaster of major proportions," said AID official Brian Moss. He said all Americans on the Island were believed safe and Peace Corps volunteers working In the volcano area had been accounted for. The Coast Guard in Miami said the 378-foot cutters Gallatin and Dallas and the 210-foot cutter Vigilant were steaming toward the 150square-mile island along with aircraft from its air station in Puerto Rico. "If the decision to evacuate Is made, we hope to be on the scene ready to begin," the Coast Guard spokesman said, In Washington, the U.S. Agency for International Development ordered U.S. aircraft stationed in the Panama Canal Zone to immediately fly to St. Vincent with 4,000 cots, 10,000 blankets and cooking utensils In Elizabeth City, N.C., the Coast Guard said Its C-130 aircraft and pilots were put on alert to assist in any possible evacuation. The government of St. Vincent, a Britishassociated state mobilized all Island doctors, nurses and police vehicles and designated police stations and other public buildings as gathering points for an island-wide evacuation. A Barbadian journalist said he managed to drive to within 10 miles of the erupting crater but had to turn around because "the road was totally choked with refugees fleeing the danger area." Mount Soufriere last erupted In 1971, but Its deadliest outburst was In 1902 when It killed 2,000 people. Two days later, Moa* Pates erupted on the French Island of Martinique and killed more than30.000, ducation View: Sex E 'Made Folks Aware' "I hope the murderer's conscience will torture By SHARON CARRASCO to develop a proper educational away but we admit it Is improgram in sex education with possible to do it that quickly," Herald Staff Writer "Regardless of the result, it the help of the Medical Parker said. out at night ..." said has made people more con- Association, Ministerial murdered In February. scious of a problem and Association, health and social "We want it thought up and done properly," Parker said. something should be done about organizations and interested parents. The prograisi will be If it takes a year to do It exit." tremely well, it takes a year," That was the reaction of he said. Elmer Wontenay of the 'III Parker said he would help Seminole County Chapter of the 'We want It Florida Alliance for Respondevelop the sex education program if he is called upon. sible Parenting to the school thought up board's recent decision to ban a Previously, Layer has con. sex education program in the tended that sex education classroom, and don. cannot be taught In the Members of the alliance classroom until the offensive touched off a heated confive hours In a — and boiled for cinematic effort. BERKELEY, Calif. (UP!) properly advertisement and products in when they of garlic and rosemary. sauce The dlrector told the audience troversy recently In a college town known for the media are "cleaned up." Herzog had promised to eat he hoped to provide "encoir- asked the Seminole County radical politics and bizarre life Layer Is organizing a cornstyles, you have to be really his shoe If a friend, Errol agernert to an who wart to school Board to Implement a offbeat to attract attention. So Morris, who had never worked make tUrns and are afraid to mandatory "family living" piloted through youth, church mittee of concerned citizens to on his Latest yWjft, German film on a film, produced a work start. It's a good example." curriculum in the public schools and other community groups. define offensive aderzog Dr. Vann Parker, a member vertisements, review present about a pet cemetery in Naps, Hersog, undaunted by his for students In kindergarten director Werner H of the Alliance, said he was not advertising and set standards, first tests of ", fad," has through grade 12. Calif. uh:. n o t h er pr o mis e Instead, the . He "that school consumed — board Morris made the film and made a by mad" about the school To date, approximately 30 'lbs desert boct Bering Thursday on the stage Herzog fulfilled his pert of the he'll eat his other shoe when instructed Seminole County hoard's decision, citizens have signed up to "Certainly all of us would like participate on the committee, of theaternearthe University 'bargain before 1,000 spectators Morris' film is picked up for Superintendent of Schools William Layer to initiate steps to see something started right he said. Of California had been shredded prior to the premiere of Morris' distribution. the home where Frances McMahon, an 84.yearold woman, was brutally . him. I hope he sees this," said her daughter-in-law, Betty Yakubik. And He Did It Too 9 r' Island's 100,000 resIdents, Cato ordered the evacuation of some 10,000 people from villages In a 10-mile radius of tilt volcano, 30 miles north of Kingstown, shortly after the first of at least three spectacular eruptions Friday. eruption before 11 p.m. Eat My Shoo- $50 No Nvffo 17= 21F LONGWOOD, of, Nw-yo 434 emergency and a U.S. Coast Guard spokesman in Miami said a decision may be made as early as today by St. Vincent authorities on whether to evacuate the The BRAND FURNITURE. *JUST DOWN THE STREET FROM HIGHER PRICES. .1 m - man dressed as Christ as NOW. YOU CAN SAVE ON QUALITY NAME % Mh KINGSTOWN, Windward Islands (UP!) U.S. airplanes today rushed relief supplies to 10,000 people fleeing the spectacular eruptons of Soufriere volcano on the Island of St. Vincent, which blasted boulders high Into the air and covered the clear Caribbean skies with a blanket of ash seen 100 miles away. Premier Milton Cato declared a state of aside for juveniles. Orange counties. Inspectors noted "the over- The problem of overcrowding crowding In the jail makes prompted Seminole County separation by offense Im- Sheriff John Polk last month to possible." write circuit judges and ask Inspectors further said the them to discontinue the pracovercrowding has generated tice of "weekend sentencing." some problems relating to Some offenders are permitted sanitation. The report said the by judges to serve their sen crowding in the cells creates tences two days at a time potential health problems, from Friday to Sunday so adding "general housekeeping that they may keep their jobs,. could be improved." The practice, Polk said, The third violation dealt with compounds the overcrowding at the posting of rules and the Jail. regulations relating to con- Judge Robert McGregor and traband. Inspectors said there Judge Voile Williams defended was not a written list of those the practice of the weekend rules visible In the facility, sentencing, and did not respond In addition to the areas of to Polk's letter. Williams said noncompliance, the inspectors the problem of overcrowding at suggested the lLgMIig in the the jail is the reaplt of poor cells be improved and that the -planning by county cornrules pertaining to prisoner mlloners, who did not foresee conduct be posted. FPC of the need for a bigger facility '1tetiis said the report would be several years ago. used to compare progress made — GEOFFREY POUNDS - ELL LU V Relief Supp lies Sent To Island ' s Volcano Victims Inspectors from the Florida by the county prior to the next Department of Corrections unscheduled Inspection. cited problems of sanitation The Inspection was made on and Inadequate housing In the March 27. At that time, the Jail Seminole County Jail following log Indicated that the a recent spot inspection, population for the month varied na report receivedbycircuit from a low oflO6toa high of 126 court clerk Art Beckwith this persons. The facility was built week, FDC inspectors Indicated to hold 95 persons. the jail was not in compliance Since the time of the inwith three recommended spection, the situation has not standards, primarily as a result improved. Sheriff's department of overcrowding at the facility. records show 123 persons are The report stated the jail did now in custody. To alleviate not meet satisfactory housing overcrowding, the county must standards In that there is no detain some persons in area in the facility specifically facilities in Lake, Brevard and 12 t Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Price 25 Cents •:' _________________________________• .4 - I'r.i..1I..........__.L — li _iL.. _- - -.*----.,--_.-. .J_ .__.________ - -- MarorI. Choquette: No. 1 Rabbit Breeder - - I This Is AReally 'Hare-Raising Tale IyJANB CA*&LIWY Msrald$WdIer tehevelo been the favedto subject o( writers. ..there was &er Rabbit who outsmarted the faa.., p Pd.r RAW . . andomare wisecracking iiwrEaster Bugs B4amy. th andc'io'r.p as cM we've discovered really 'hare.raiaing' tale dgM he.InIrt - a HOMESWEETHOME ass I dream of manger ii ILlS yqars. Aad MaU Tiles. aulstut e am by u$ire the Sasferd Plaza sybdlzes AM dr - 19 traMIs hi see has a at ft TWO" ad on - . , Awe., Sautord, i year. ,s, _ - pft &.aa &_ cost and then I fow)dost It was the chlorine In the water that was taMng the sheenoit,aol bed to keg him out of the pool," she added. Mr Mteuyssomeof bar rabhlts are even house broken and are allowed to hop around the hoasi. She has — at IM osuat —. rabbits housed In her backyard. She has vanities IEIedkII lOWS DeW breeds recertly da sz,skenRu(bhutwO colors), Siamese, u,si colors of ffr, three varieties of Lop — Freach ___ __ 8pU have to be __ I I Majorle with Prize French It tud that Mj.ri. (.1. When weat to her ffM r*itienai show In Houston IM yes, of her .idtlii won the Mb of Best 1 Breed for Em" Spots. She task * rabbits to the Cuittil Florida Fi1 in Fabrusry and *01111116th. keys tkM now hose IrosSteist'eas ac,. 1In.t to Tat they here - seas mere Nky aM, Ueda M.rgaa. Titos. who moved i all plaCid. s received s firsts, foer seoowio. four thirds, to swim in the fIy awimsg pool! tab ( rbat. SuWd will i'eslds al lZ *aadslpb USd1 theis twa M PIICS avarda. In the lIst. Fair at brini hsma medal for their back Wui V 1beeS'I speeW sIplikames I. his gi*M these bw for boppssItsseaasd Tsmps 'Lepitiih 4 •stu*IrCtMthSaily01YnloL week ApI use " b dbresd and best ,a asd witch tsm swim beitrest Her 'Id sit in a Besting :' fr — 1 ift-liisft% xToft 1 1 11 ~ iar$W 30 Aft Chl4filift 4'7* ad 01* It Nei 41 "Ii __ __ 11" Fear She nIna deajsyed photo by Tom Nete1 a iw Welilt' : Herald rebW5 in coenpoien In fi a.•_ . '.- . - S. - 4 I V U. ••a._s. ' •: • - � 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 13, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 13, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 13, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/97e7759719dacfc960ccfe83c1f55de4.pdf 7bcefbfeb9bd8fe92145ca5a172a10af PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION -I ~71 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 25 Cents list Year, No. 162—Sunday, February 25, 1979 20 Miles Inside Neighbor China Captures 3 Viet S .- Chinese Ambassador Chen The only provincial capital United Press Inierandosel Chinese tank-led forces have Chu proposed the immediate still definitely in Vietnamese pushed 20 miles into Vietnam opening of negotiations with hands was Iag Son, 90 miles and captured four provincial Vietnam but there was no northeast of Hanoi and 15 miles capitals in the week-old war, immediate response from Wet. south of the Chinese border, where regular Vietnamese intelligence sources inBangkok Mm. DEANSCUREIBER said today. Although Chinese planes Army tT000p have been thrown .,,dead at 59 But the counterattacking preceded the ground attacks, a into the defense, the sources have Pushed Chinese government said Vietnamese Intelligence sources In the the Chinese beck to some points spokesmen denied reports his along the 450-mile border nation carried out an air strike Thailand capital said In addl• nthe former Communist in the subur bs of the pod city of tion to Leo Cal, which fell on allies, intelligence and U.S. pjpi J%='s Kdo news Tuesday, the Chinese Army 6OVIt1UDUIt IO%WCSI IIId. agency reported from Peking looks as though it has control of Can Bang, Lai Qiau and Mong The Soviet Union sent Al today. large trenaport planes and the "hih99 fliphip of its Pacific fleet to Hanoi has admitted losing Vietnam in a show of s' port nese official who was not only Lao Cal and today the for Hanoi, with whom It car ldentlfied, was quoted byKyodO Japanese Communist newspa. cluded a "friendship and as saying: "There has been no per Akahata, which has a Ming yet by the air force. in Hanoi, reportcooperation" treaty' In Dr. Earl Weldon, president of There Is only fiwiiuia ULthe correspo ed Vietnamese authorities have Seminole Community College, denied losing Cao Bang. At the United Nations, China boider UL said today the college has But Japanese foreign sources "suffered a great loss" with the told the Security Council it does With the war a week old "net went a single Inch of today, intelligence sources In said reports from their em- death Friday of Dr. Robert A. Vietnamese territory" and will Bangkok, said "It looks like the busy In Hanoi indicated the Schreiber, dean of students. withdraw Its army alter Chinese want to take the capital town had fallen and intelligence "Dew Schreiber was the first punishing Hanoi' for Its of every province on the bor- sources said, "Cao Bang Is certificated employee of the der." definitely gone." aggression. college when it opened back in 40 • Over $500,000* in Inventory MUST BE SOLD!!! may vrn'vfhinn fn thei Rarm Walle U •W •'UW J! W W Dean Lauded RU_U you don't like our Prices... W ,. . MAKE US AN OFFERI . ±1 o a C. Check. Credit VT. 4 , B r i n Cards or Finance. 1966," Dr. Weldon said. "He ' S., . . s • .. 5; lvv • : . 4 .. Just a few examples, we got too many to co unt I $9300 SOFAS CHAIRS LOVESEATS $4300 $7800 OTTOMANS UI'' RECLINERS, $6900 HIDEsAmBEDS $149" . • t1800 J(YI iiiiilb TYT 1 7 5Ke GROUPS $299" GROUPS $349 r€pm by - vAil1ILIJr1JidI T A J,F1 LI I, L'IJ r.i HOURS: Phone 339-3366 Aftamonte's Loomis I ? r!' k noth of Hwj 454 S S student government and relpow assisting them In registering Snliiole, Orange and Osc.ola in new construction activity, growth over their ad. for various courses. He was a counties, Is anpitied to take off and iMicipated rMjdiJat and ding 1917 levels. To nt, gross soft-spoken man, who conveyed on a growth surge which will subsidiary commercial vanced by lie perce perhis personal Interest to the exceed, It I. predicted, all but a projects added to that could retail sales grew by 10.6 few other regions In the United being the figure tobymuch more cent, the industrial sector duikidi. "He was a fine man," Ray 1, the Increased Its consumption of States bstwom 1919 and 1163. than $2 billion , and Milwe,, assistant to President electricity by 12.4 percent That predictIon I. contained In Weldon, said today. "He was an gasoline sales were up 6.0 ar.port"Mt.dr.cirllyby 'Housing market ezcdkd man with youngsters percent. the East Central Florida people on campus "Moreover, total em• and the should continue Regional PlupRing Council by 1.3 very fair and very cooperative, plo)ment, which di (E(YRPC) of Whdir part We are going tomiss him on percent, from the third to the Its buoyancy... Ths main reason died for the because be was a fourth quarter of 197$ was on an campus bright economic forecast leader for all of us," MLlwee 6.5 contained in each report Is a pi"'1 council pot pp annual beal; ahead by said. Dean Schreiber headed backlog of planned major The report predicts themajor percent. " the counseling department, and comirurtlon projects such as planned espanslone alone could The report continues: "Since each net residentIal biñlt it up to where It Is an the EPOOT Cuter, the ex. produce as many as o,000 by outstanding one among junior reported psrnienut jobe tlrohouttheSUblet' CosIfleCtlOfl psaslosis See World and companies cvuegss In the date today. utility stlonM Airport, East Cra1 Florida region, the (Mends He constantly looking was UCF report: "In the represents at leut one ed Says the two major convention centers See ECONOMIC, Page2$A See DEAN, Page 3A of iva — at Ceiwdo and Daytona fourth quartet - z responsibilities Included - I U U L 1V111t) !, 550 N. HWY. 17-92 LONGWOOD, FLP. Audents," the college president While the rat of the nation la Beach—new naglonalshopping passengers arriving at the Dr. Schreiber entered Florida wtklp.thig some degree of centers, hospital expansions International Airport declined Hospital South Orlando 124o11.1 PerCWt, gross retaIl 13 days ago, according to recuslon by mid-1919 Central and planned highway lmes were down by 8.4 percent, family friends, for a problem EPCOT e Th Florida's economic per. provements. ormance abn1d be well above ener Isa Disney World industrial electricity considered serious the national level, according to project: Environmental sumption fell by 11.9 percent, and died of a blood clot at the a survey conducted by the Prototype Community Of and gasoline sales dropped by hospital Friday. 4.6 percent. University of Central Florida Tomorrow. Many students at the school "However, in spite of their The major commercial and (UCF). Indeed, the East central Industrial projects alone will current weakness, each of these over the years fondly Florida region, which Includes accomt for more than $1 billion indicators has shown h.aitby remember the dean personally FACTORY FURNITURE WARFHOLISF - February 1966 and the col.lege Sep- in— "He was always deeply terested In the welfare of the - 5 was employed by the school In Econom ic Forecast For Central Florida riig' hr nd Sunny1 5, •Ct ,s .. Late IT.Ihe96Sr - -w -. - WNWftft"ftM ____ ____ hs he Issin ce01" ha sets. ths MirU lm AMU to ftd the 1% OW jsonk* 41,'will bs -u-- - "g'" aàat NOW rob nib W—- Ike pils.' ,:5, u • m :._ •- S .........iA ,:•••,,_••,;•,,•',,,. 0.. ...., — ... • .. • 41 41 • ___ do MW d .....".m __ ...... -, .. - - -, .5 • - • - -- - fIl.t,4 lbs In" li,er's.lae1 I r •• ••. 4* - ••- 5 • • - -- -. -- bad vad y iqihu from h" . , - ,•,•. -. boon conducted In the wrong locations' . kghenomduNedheMid." sd $s — of M' ksutsd dtoEa.bsmittto - - • -U S •............... $11 Wai'' add" Soarch•s. have lint Ilbssrsbs tad • J.VR , 5 verifY the locatIon of the plane. "It is too COPUW iii 01 i0ii4niyN ' 41 -Iuujd".Iiju_" l_11 add. 'Th.jiiiled__Mu1kM1b ip 'A 1J.1 Is NOW hK mdi_VJ T'Il did "WO so WA in ft Morshs In ..............:..oa _-_________________ ll inlhe S - b@rvW4dowmWwtoblahouAW4be • -. he iso bred the pIans wee in the Manhalls," he i.Id. I1ngthe Wbuibtedlig in 1163, when Iaemlsdabnedto ' • - ' - - - .1 - - .1 * sr, -' -' •I -_ --: Geoi' lvii Ii IspJIy __ edit. - •'II dpreputyowuresths "fus1" aide 01 the Marshalls, [usni. - ,, - 1010MIC 11110111,1hodk _____ II - bp" •' *y talk," Laomk said. S &=W ft"Kabus, chairman 01 the Marshall Islands 01 "M the end a direct ds.csn status a, from tho1ist lag of th* a trip of warn t Lss,New G- ie I, Howtaed I. take 2$ heirs. At l 20 _.r1 w 4h" * from the at $:* a.m. lachM,l Elsetra mesn do pis, InOw ia,igs'oi w iusnpsret Irk" Livalar' = No= had omds is a t1 schedule "we were net y .L:1 HsPd used. 1W bs1Iu in as so what I. do in .toins.ntatsItatthattinis." Wee Ii pit aiMsL Ii 'IlCat' 'm.'. Th Wd1I$,I1imlean4MI2P,dM1'PartY set out for amo,,hehNtomerckedths t.—d- inaritirsILi.U'4ULG41 uMMt VIWY Find Amelia Earhart Plane sahavebNs.n.seeI,,tIoOvSr 40 01M IW " . - e PsIuu Fred 11. seer [usda I' ll - 010 a. --i e I believe Iju MW*n ad -. ir4MS im •toaq:lti.ffitoveidihIuihi4 aNal d.1shom, aid I1 O!l ND CJART �20,—Evinlng Herald, Sanford FL I Sunday, Feb. 25, SMH Has A County Gets Its Ag Act ...Voting Together For The Fair... — Public Able To View, Eclipse ballet pages In the newspaper prior to elections. We are able to have more voting machines and to operate the elections cheaper. We do not have maintenance, storage Nova Scotia Mine Blast Labeled A 'Major Disaster GLACE BAY, Nova Scotia (UP!) An explosion ripped through the 12th level of a coal mine early today and officials said a number of miners were killed and many injured. Officials of the Cape Breton Development Corp. mine refused to give details of the blasts. One report said two hospitals, the Glace Bay General Hospital and the Community Hospital, have declared the explosion a "major disaster." But local radio reporter Carol McDade said the mine officials, in this town of 25,000 said: "It is not a major explosion and that all men have been taken out of the mine." Frank Jose. Jan is assisted by Urban NortIcu1trist Tom Davis and former Horticultural Agent Reggie Brown, who will be in charge cd the ornamentalplaids. Once the fair opens for its two-week run members of Armed Men Enter Tehran IBM TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) A spokesman for International Business Machines said armed men entered the downtown IBM building early today but denied earlier reports that two Americans had been seized. The spokesman said three armed men he understood to be from the Islamic vigilantes of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini had entered the building and asked to see the general manager. "They made certain inquiries, were given the information they required, and left," said Vehi Mashour, personnel and communications manager for IBM in Tehran. — Baker Iran Charges Disputed WASHINGTON (UP!) The State Department has rejected charges by Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker that the security of secret U.S. documents and sensitive military equipment in Iran was endangered during the revolutionary takeover. "We don't think that is true," State Depart— ment spokesman Tom Reston said Friday. "We disagree with him because we don't think anything was compromised." Swift Woodcock OK Forecast may be spared the embarrassment of having to open Its embassy in Peking without an official ambassador to head It. The Sentate Monday opens debate on the nomination of Leonard Woodcock to be ambassador to China and approval is expected In time for the Thursday opening of the embassy. Mrs. Beasley said a Georiga legislative committee discovered recently, while studying a bill concerning the salaries of probate judges, that a paragraph had been Inserted calling for the use of hand lever voting machines. "When the section on voting machines was discovered the bill was killed in committee," she said. "We don't want, ,: Uwe big monster voting machines back again," Mrs... BINleY UkL Rtthnorxl County has 58,000 to 60,000 registered' voters, about the same number of qualified voters as Seminole County. Mrs. Beasley said the Votamatics have been used In her county since 1966. V Carolyn Hatcher, elections supervisor in Albany,. Dougherty County, Georgia is "very happy with the mjes." The county, somewhat smaller than Seminole, has about 30,000 regIstered voters in 28 precincts. -. HeraldStaffWrfter Seminole County's $50 million agirl-busineas will be featured in the county's exhibit at the M annual Central Florida Fair opening at Orlando', Exhibition Park Tuesday. Responsible for getting together an exhibit Is the — or mechanical problems anymore," she said. By JANE CAS8ELBERRY ' ' ' - • 7 : 'r ' ~W .? - _ '. . , .• .• S •. . . the Extension Homemakers Clubs in the county will man an information boothhanding out literature on Seminole County. Funding from the exhibit comes from the County budget and the Central Florida Fair. usa explained why the • I fr " :. . - jam .. . .... ;• " '• . .•." al r fI "Even with the problem we had, we are really enthuae • "' about the system. We used to be on the lever type voting.. machine and this new way Is much better," Smith said., "Them ts not animmenseamount of difference at all. TheV ability to add machines Is much lower considering About $200 for Vokm*tIcs compared to 12,000 for the. conventional machines," he said. 1A, fair management requested exhibits be VV \c restricted to agriculture," he said. Another reason Is that the county now has to much manufacturing it would be impossible to just select a few." "Although the amount of land devoted to agriculture boa shrunk in the Isist few yews, the dollar value has grown," Jau pointed out. "Use of the land Is more . V • V V .. . S VV ___ V • 4, FRANK JASA IN THE CABBAGE PATCH a pesticides," he said, "that adds up to 150 million In agribusiness." intensive. For Instance, one ornamental-plants ,, nursery would bring in more In a year then all the timing o fair following the winter cold has caused problems for Jua in finding at- cattle on the conty put together." this time, others commonly grown here during the rest of the year will be supplied for the display by a Seminole County producer from farms In South Florida c y cress, squab, eggplant, green products such as concentrate and citna pulp. Eggs and honey produced In Seminole will also be shown. The county exhibit will net be judged are the displays unities. u mid of the UilS. wfil be having oddb9a this yomr"A* thmr4% IM be A variety of citrus now available will be displayed entries by individuals and he expects some of the rabbit growers to show their rabbits. on4arm value of produce in the county wall tractive -vow .w Wr, with agrleultirslly related bunineases such as for Wiser, plants, seeds, because of the from it is i and t leaves are brown on the edges," he said. Although some crop are ill 111000% available in the county at along with citrus by- . and vegetables comm — Weekend Peace Talk Session WASHINGTON (UP!) U.S. mediator of the Egyptian-Israeli peace talks Secretary of State Cyrus Vance remained at Camp David and his wife joined him for the weekend. Both delegations planned to stay through Saturday, according to a State Department spokesman. The only information about the talks, which are under a news blackout, came from official statements put out in Washington, which said — the conversations continued "serious and friendly.., with serious exchanges on all sides." In the Middle East, however, news accounts speculated the talks would end with the U.S. assuming a major "linkage" role In further talks. Queen Visits Abu Dhabi ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (UP!) - Queen Elizabeth arrived in Abu Dhabi today to a warm welcome from government officials, a folk-dancing group and thousands of cheering citizens. Arriving at Port Zayed aboard the royal yacht Britannia, the queen was met by United Arab Emirates President Sheik Zayed Ben Sultan, Vice President Sheik Ilaahld Ben Said Al Maktown and the other five supreme council members of the sevenstate federation. Lawyer Pleads For Bhutto Life RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (UP!) - The lawyer for ZnMkar All Bhutto pleaded with the Supreme Court today to commute the former prime mhIster's death sentence because of the narrowasne of the court's spilt decision upholding Bhutto's conviction. Attorney Yahya Bakhtlar said as far as he knew there has never been a case in Pakistan In which a conepirator not present at a murder was socondsiflnsd to death. Bhutto convicted in March iV$ by the Lahoreh* court ofordsringthe murder of a vu political opponent In 1914. In the attack the opponent escaped, but his father was kilhet £wuI --MkvW win i.i,s luisley, P*uwy 25 $ o.-ViL 71, Na. 113 ls. •:i ftku*u ii The bow $11 t ill?). 5 - N. Nl *.. Iit Imm Cs rime ftil il $aSJ& Plaids W." ow Is Neft ual hunt S$.MI Ye.', $sIJJVs *055 m. Mae. I ls a Ii ems, . And Takes Stock As ledo Centennial Nears City Ovledo'a residents vs belngaakedtotaksstocktn their city in conjunction with the dty'sCentN%11 celebration Mardi 541. The "stock csrtIfk*tss" ar. being sold at$laAare, with the prociede going to help defray, the cost of the event. The centennial cornmilk. has coaslonsd the design and casting ofa circular broea. PIMP 12 Inches, In diameter cornmernorating the city's huh birthday for presentation tothecityfor do" lathe city lwil. Two-inch bronze medeilk'riplicaofthe plaque ar. being ursdto the pabuic for $ each in a edition. limited L. ,• F. V . ' . ..' 2 S they dir. '-Li-,, • ,, • V ants was "Initially, the acquisition cod Is much less and 4 don't need as many people working the polls. -, "With the lever machines, there Is no recount,, ballots, no way to reconstitute ballots. This way we know. bow many ballots we have and, If necessary, we can count them by hand," she said. •. , Plnellu County has 411,000 registered voters. Etthberger said that depending the scope the county commimionera wish to with the voting method, it could be ' printouts voter ; registration lists to be brought back to Seminole from Orange County. With a mlnl'cosnputer In Supervisor of Elections., Camilla Bruce's office even the purge of voters, who have.,:. net cad ballots In the pad four year., could be ac • o w , ph.d more efficiently, Etchberger said. The life of the Votmiaf lea Is undeterminable Etch-;,.. bargu said, adding there are no moving parts'In the , machines andno Puts toweer out. Ua rivet ona lock, • breaks, repair and replacement cost would be low, he . mid. Storage Oftbl mwbi=Is WAM tactor that hall to be I'; '~ considered, Etchbarger said. The Votnmntic can be, collepeid Into a carrying case about the size of a large, Mtache also, hesaid. we ' at way to on go new possible for of bynolt.Ulrgthe truth; that In each case, they were very reitgio PUP ous bodalsornsirl who held bapcetant social mbA political positions. Indeed, almost all of the Individuals wein tenlsw.d were very reluctant to talk at first, because they wpr,a Am oosceniid about what the Japanese might do. The Jap. controlled the for years and the Marshallese have alwajs bees aemenbat fearful of them" Upon rst... to Wilthton, D.C.,'to row their fbidb'gi, lbs eo4tin k Party was prw't.d with an article from a Jassvtfle awepepar.George Woodward, from the UalI1 V fr io ./ •,c* /' •- _ • - • ' ' Odes —ha.t,.ty abw the wing up of Earbart's plane. Wee& word's article seppeited I. of how the plan, was when it F1 imo the Wolin, Loomis aid. ?Wil,00 SIM dW well. Now to the AM to bat Is Merck, a an of ei, Vincent Liesnis, depart been Orlando, is an "he do MIANY rr gibe Amsita Larhast dliappssrancs. Den to svIds& C — - plAintir SALLY MAEY WITh CER1IP'ICA1, DRAWM OP MWM V * Asyiss Interested In pladag a order for a miU1111111 may send $ M06MM are the 11117 'at of the The 0,lsds Centennial C1w, Jim Mamey, .cow Odib= been v', esd th ''.1r id the iMI $ ISOciSI. % lank 05 Ovlsde WHerd1bl4 p ki 11hm a-- . V.• -- whebsmrr'--9 arV: hr amomom W& bM MUP Sb*U the eey of Ovits, . - - VS - .V - V ••V_ now being ---t elog sold by fl4 Is ___ Outs And Us Ld&K a ued Jibe's NOW ' of Pillisi Gilbut, a local enderwatar Wddd. allbàt ad a "-"1—. Barry Parher, will be rr -'M, for .endoradsr ssvcbing ad 41M thiegb Lienig 1 4310" helies, idd theit all andris oz or bo* "Weerfikingalos4a Med ad I dusters to eid.in oar swk," he added. hi*di$be wingtip detidoiMsI, I been imid I owl ISO" stated. is ey, I#,inla • at an ___ V. '' ' 'S "" p.m., .. . , V V • is Street Monday. The area will - include several safe viewing the eclipse ranging from homemade devices to ways of telescopes with protective ... Dean for programs and ways to better the college. His heart went out to young people to help them in any way he possibly could. "Dean Schreiber was Indrwnental In setting up the scholarship program at the school If a youngster really wanted to go to school, Dean Schreiber would help anyway he could to seeto It that student boss and we all respected and loved him as a human being," Dr. James. Sawyer, Dr. Schrelber's assistant, said Saturday. "The thing he was known for by the students was his open door policy. There was never a Uwe a studueg with a probilarn or concern had to wait. Students always came first. Dr. Schreiber moved to Sanford In 1911 from St. Augustine, where he was dean of student affairs of St. John's Junior College. He was an ordained minister and member of the Winter Park Church of the Brethren. An Army veteran, he was a Mason In St. Augustine and a member of the American Per- sonnel Guidance Association and the Association of Community Colleges. Dr. Sdireiber is survived by his wife, Marion; one daughter, Mrs. Josephine Frankham, Sanford; a granclion, Robert Nov11]., Sanford; five brothers, Wayne and Russell, IAtiti, Pa; Charles, Quarryville, Pa.; Harold, Akron, Pa.; and Lester, New Holland, Pa. Funeral services will be 11 ad hen th*biondmmU we M to am oft my"y is i,, ms ar a," he cladkidA an nowed is an Noun ofa kwumm '-'--that w*,Cwgm. L- i1s, be aid. em a — d uo ia ad ud 1aM dia.' a $ Mid 1 0010111 iiiM at the o 1— c .y dierc urstes at Oults lftd dWma a ckfl,atUaa- -. — HOSPITAL NOTES PUIRUAIY 33, im Mary It. My Me, inSe. — "— 'I.g to the .e 4ns of sis 41pâ. relaid thair wWk ha '_'•t ___ do en the 115 inip, Me "P4& '1 $Vtnt I'd ge deq to ADMISSIONS Allen 'LOrris IsnM$t Cvrie ,ro*s .aur• utlir Mary Clizion Tommis IN Mikulice Lucille l.ynoI ,Mi4.d$SrinI I. 1111am Turrill Timmy Waivkwi ,.-'kIl.na WlIte .Ourl.I H. Williams - '$iby L Wilson 'PIuI H. Pkict, OsSiry ;Robsrl Sdasdls Delary Marion I. $dNlckart, i.aae WilMa Raylield. 0sloon srd: ,*nald Jams and Tommie Leo Mlllc.aNy APO- ; rldird abod . *Fur qw8k NSSN : he ,pkb.d at the The Meek said Ike whick b - S• S_ shining cameras Funeral Chapel, with the Rev. Guy R. Buch officiating. QirnatI will follow. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Robert A. Schreiber Student College Fund or the Seminole Community College Foundation. ..Loomis • V oV hen link ad -- * a 1edM iI.1UI1 is rss of a owl whes the a & Inus 8 dim*" dm lb- a. JdW SM. madIhm (Coidiand Freen I** 1A) — aslsct.dea "Whole oftbe .nrrs itngSI the eth Uws with mama - reprisestlag for - .1 ,' of viewing person, a wonderful V ,• . 0 sun "Speaking not only for myself but for every employee, Dr. Schreiber was a fantastic at of _ eye am. Monday at the Grunkow ,.. S All uldt u_ V5g . _ college," Milwee said. • e of had a way of attending no • 9 MlssM WNW Pach,a embod tsgsthsr -tidislgntbs ad nwdeu Mrs. Allis is a pedook (then FlU) ad of U tram orlgI'ally was kpdimL Mar nas dakho-- otó's • -. ,X T v r,d Mrs. Y. and bag bears, -' I moddlions will bs.eitth'. and will be a symbolic toksnof the city's nrMl05 YWL Dr. Tom Morguof University of Central Fistida, as Oviedo we've V much . S The for sesvtngathe back Hillsborough has 224,000 registered voters. Smith said even with the problem of some damp cards, they were easily cewded by hand. "It's the sweetest thing we ever did," Esther Amor, executive thief deputy to Elections Supervisor Charles J. of Clearwater, Pinellas County, said. Pinellas County went on the computer system last year. First, the new equipment was used in a fire district election and later In the first and second primary and On general election. "It's beautiful system and had problems," should. "We had lever machines and had a lot of trouble with them. "We have outreach voter registration many of the banks and savings and loan Institutions. Prior to an election we put a votamatic in each those the public to see and try. At every polling place thus is a demonstrator and someone there to show anyone who needs help how ithaused. "Al the polls on election day, there is no waiting line beeausewehavenupiy more units _ two to Urn times a*. 9V (Continued From Page 1A) — -. By MAX ELUZTIAN filters. Central Florida Astronomical viewing the eclipse calls for two refracted onto the ether piece of Hld8taflWrtter The observation Is open to the Society. The highest grade pieces thick paper or card- cardboard held in the other An astronomical event will public, according to Kay welder's glass to be found In board. A pinhole I. punched In hand. Ala take place Monday that has not Bartholomew, hospital public central Florida Is Number 10, one piece of paper and held a The process Is the same with occurred In seven years and relations director, few she said. '.. the mirror projection as with Is Will not be witnessed here for A solar eclipse occurs when In addition to damage, paper. the pinhole method. As the the riInder of this century. the moon passes between the photographers who want to take The sun should be at your eclipse begins, the refracted It will begin with a gradual and the earth. pictures of the event should be back for this device to work, light Mthilng on the second darkening, like a huge thick Hospital officials have warned that the cloth shutters according to Mrs. Cole. The iwi piece of cardboard becomes cloud shifting across the sun. In dressed the danger through the pinhole will partially obscured. many modern have the northwest, the darkness will the eclipse directly. The sun's will burn if aimed directly appear as a circle on the second A solar eclipse Is a rare ocmount until the horizon Is aglow rays can be dangerous to the eclipse, noted Mrs. Cole. piece of paper. As the eclipse cirrance. The Lad one visible In and only a black spot tissue of the eyes. The risk of eye damage to begins, the circle will become Florida took place about seven surrounded by a burning corona "Looking at the sun, even people looking at the sun during partially obscured until ap- years ago, but was obscured by is vise in , with darkest sun glasses, an eclipse prompted the proximately percent is heavy cloud cover. It is an eclipse and it iill will cause Solar Retinopathy," hospital, hi cooperation with the darkened. Mrs. Cole saw her first ? lip begin around 10:30 a.m. and according to Dr. Jon R. Day, Seminole County School •'Y Th e second method of eclipse in 1963. She was in last tmW almost 2 ac- local ophthalmologist. "This is District, to issue warning projection is a Little more Virginia at the time and the cording to Ann Cole, an an Irreparable burn of the back leaflets to school children last elaborate. It requires two eclipse was in totality there. amateur astronomer and part of the eye which causes week. The bulletin also showed pieces of cardboard and a That means the moon covered ,.., ..••;• ,• manager of Seminole Memorial permanent loss of vision." several ways one can build his mirror. Once again a hole, this the ion entirely. ' • •: AN Hospital's laboratory. The only safe material or her projection devices for time about the size of a dime is "When you are In the path of Mrs. Cole and other hospital through which to view an witnessing the eclipse. cut in one of the pieces of UWty everything wound you officials will provide a unique eclipse directly Is Number 14 The simplest homemade cardboard. The mirror becomes very quit and when Nurse Ann Cole demonstrates mirror projection method of viewing eclipse view of the eclipse from an welder's glass, according to projection device is the pinhole placed behind this piece of it's over everyone cheers," without damaging the eyes. Monday's scheduled eclipse will be the last until 2018. observing area they will Mrs. Cole, a member of the projector. This method of cardboard. The sunlight is remembered Mrs. Cole. establish In a field between Seminole Boulevard and First V t , .; V j _$øM. - ,, longer features industry, but concentrates on agriculture. "The problem Is that three years ago the .. . Tampa, Hillsborough County, also has the CES'' Votamatic and has used the computer system of voting in elections since 1976. There was a problem In a recent: election there. "One problem was that the computer cards were V stored in a non-sirconditioned area for a couple days before the election," Jack Smith, an officer In the supervisor of elections office there, said. "We had an inordinate number of cards in the computer because they were damp from picking up moisture from the air. Then, too, we do not have equipment CES sells for tabulating the crcli. We did, however, buy the computer program," he said. •- . •,,.: county fair exhibit no transportation - V .. Sunday, Feb. 25,1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Devices V (Continued From Page 1A) IN BRIEF Proper V eiICNAUI$ Swinger 'csia'ls D. SudS.. -s_- .Lrtu V 19rrell 0. 1*M — M. $lvey re en cr ow Phs T. 044m. Query limes L Nell, OsiNeis S. $m.ssy, DiNma .1womard sea Lam Miry JkJIiu Aave,, 00W IC. 011y, Winier so- OsS SANFORDPLAZA Hwy. 1742 and StaleSt. Open Mon. thru Sat. 1OA.M..9 0.4t Open Sunday th*S:30 P.M. ____ ___ '. : F -•---, - —1 u . 5u uJ . ORLANDODNTN V 125W. Orange Ave. Open Tuft, Wed.. Thurs Sit. 9;30&M..d P.M. Open Mon. and Frldey9:25 &M.430 P.M. 5. 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. �4A—Evs1hg Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sanday, Feb. 2h17 Thieves Take Dodge Van. NATK)N IN BREF Did Nixon To Rule NEW YORK (UPI) — The Nixon Ad. ministration reportedly sought to partially mute criticism of the former president and his policies by gaining control of public broadcasting. The New York Times today reported that the efforts to control public broadcasting were detailed in files from the White House Office of Telecommunications policy, which the newspaper obtained through the Freedom of Information Act. The Times said that while no single memo contained a master plan, taken together they traced a strategy that Included takeover of the Public Broadcasting System through the presidential appointment process to the PBS the dealership, reported the theft to depudles. There was no Of how the vehicle was starlet MONEY, JEWELRY TAM Quarlea theta, Sjoberg, U. of 1114 Holly Ave., Sanford, reported thieves entered his e late Friday or early Saturday and took $140 from a pair of pub in big b.droounand jewelry valued at aboid $100, according to Sanford Police. E ntry to the home was gained by prying the front door open aid cudthug the nI4 chain that secured the door from bd,, according to police. DIAMOND mLFT Doris ShIflOw 10, Chateau LeMans Apartments, 'Biggest Funny Money Bust' The Secret Service and local police confiscated four suitcases bulging with counterfeit $100 bills and forged $20 American Express checks Friday, in a two-pronged arrest that began in Warwick and ended in Providence.' 'It was the biggest funny money bust in the history of New England," said Assistant U.S. Attorney James O'Neill. The suspects arrested were identified as Travis E. Parker, 33, a native Texan now living in Providence; his wife Karen Parker, 26, of Providence; Edwin Travis Fletcher, 39, also known as Travis Williams, of Omaha Tex., and Forester 0. Robertson, 40, of Wichita Falls, Tex. A spokesman said the arrests stemmed from Information developed by Warwick police. — — oonne took $100 in cash and a diamond valued at $100 from her apoutment late Friday or early Saturday, according to sheriff's —u At the . Colwell, 47, Both apartments were en tired tlrongh windows pried open, according to deputies. POOL RAIL RAUL Burglars got WA cash during a lresk.ln at Sonny's Pool Room, 501 Sanford Ave., Burglars apparently forced Open a beck door to SWn entry to the oWnent sometime Wdaasdiy or Thursday between 5:41 p.m. and 1:11 a.m. Church WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter, his mountaintop retreat occupied by Middle East peace negotiators, planned to spend the weekend In the White House catching up on paperwork and staying In touch with developments In Indochina and Iran. Whether Carter's personal diplomatic appeals for restraint in the China-Vietnam conflict will bring an early halt to the hostilities "remains to be seen," said Press Secretary Jody Powell. Hawaii: $6 Million Damage HILO, Hawaii (UP!) — Damages from this week's devastating rain and flooding on the Island of Hawaii have been estimated at more than N million. 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Pwomd Me. reiofn I. gWholliftellise, of PM aM an • . . VISINE Altamonte Store Security Pus h SI, I. FIrM Xa $srd. Pulls NIW$.00ATISI... 37" 41h-ounce bottle. Pre- - . 7A 40 '.suu.uts* package. of gem; carton of Sprig reportedBMW= took clgarett.s; two boxes of her wallet while she was Joluasen's baby powder and two studying In the Seminole I& Insurance policies. Community College Library Friday, according to police. TOOLS TAZEN The wallet contained about Aid.! of $460 In tools was reported stolen from a con- $10 In cash, according to police. • IN BRIEF For Marine Sgt. Kraus: Hugs, Kisses, Salutes, Handshakes Dan Bolt, 41, of Lgwood told sheriffs deputies he discovered the lock broken oft a storage shed at the site on Thursday at 7:30 a.m. He reported the shed was secured at 4:30 p.m. an Wednesday. Stolen were a fenizug tool kit and. torch. SAW MISSING A circular saw worth $10 was reported stolen from the garage of a hem. at 104 Camnlrke Drive new Longwood. Gifford Petersen, 52 told sheriff's deputies he discovered the saw mlithug on Thursday. RADAR DETECTOR GONE A Fisuibueter radar detection unit and a e4t"mn's band radio were stolen from a car parked at the Sanford Inn at State Road 400 and 46 new Sanford. Jimmy Carroll, 10, ci Conover, N.C. reported the merchandise was stolen somethne Thursday or Friday between 9p.m. and 0:30 am. Burglars apparently forced open a vent window to gain entry to the vehicle. Records Indicate the merchandise was worth $110. BURGLARY REPORTED Three watches and two COMM were reported stolen during a burglary at 79 Spring St. In the Orange Estates subdivision near Altamonte Springs. Mary Richardson, 32, reported a window screen was removed by birgiarstoget Into W home. The mercbaae was valued at 1177. SchooI, Home Different For Autistic Kids While Nancy is allowed to By LEONARD XRANSDORFchairs, bounce on a rubberized cushion and crawl through a participate In such activities as Herald Staff W'rttar plastic tunnel to get their skills, the girl scouts and other school What Is autinn? Webster's dictionary defines Life at home is somewhat activities, Andy Is usually it as: "absorption in self- different for the parents of under constant supervision of his parents. centered subjective mental autistic children, activity (as daydreaming "It has disrupted otr family "Really, Andy Is not what yo u .. fantasies, delusions and life somewhat," says parent would call responsible at his ..; • . .. ... '•.;.'.• WASHINGTON (UP!) With the Marine hallucinations) especially Lois Smith, "bun It is something age," she said, "because if I let learned to deal with him ride his bicycle alone he accompanied by marlwd with. Band playing and the honor guard standing at . •. . well, Beth is our doeen't understand traffic and because. "ft. . drawal from reality." attention, Mrs. Jayne Kraus of Landsale, Pa., doesn't Uncould get hurt or autistic daughter and we love her." parent of an To the dashed out onto the tarmac as her son, Marine ,. • child it means much more. It Mrs. Smith and her husband dertand about strangers and Sgt. Kenneth Kraus, arrived at Andrews Air . means being able to teach or Tom have had to restrict their there are some people around Force Base Friday. deal with a child whose lives somewhat, but have who get enjoyment out of : . •. . • Kraus swumg her off her feet in a bear hug, behavior can go from constant learned to deal with having al2- taunting kids like him." Additionally, the family has then kissed his fiancee, Nina Trongone, and fidgeting and inability to absorb year-old autistic child. if people are going to had its eating habits change hears or what be or she no sisters. He his three then saluted and shook to "o, house I tell than because Andy's mother tries to complete withdrawal, unable to come to my hands with Navy Secretary W. Graham to f101iflhl stimull. Beth lives here and if you are prepare nothing but natural respond Claytor, Marine Corps Commandant Gen. foods. "Are you making It? You sure Louis Wilson and others, who presented him a 'He Is allergic to different 'N has disrupted are," are the encouraging Navy Commendation Medal "for heroic additives In foods so now I read ' words Pam Eckenroth, the our family life achievement" and a Purple heart for a the food labels very carefully . Woodlands at teacher • . , and I believe overall It has shotgun pellet wounds he suffered defending Elementary says as she ensom•wnat... helped the entire family," she •. courages the autistic child to the U.S. Embassy in Iran from heavily armed said. I walk up the steps In the guerrillas who sacked it Feb. 14. He also had The mother of two vividly Smith parent school. playground at the been kidnapped from a hospital and remembers the period about There are 12 students In two threatened with execution for his actions at autism clasae' In Seminole going to be upoet then maybe seven years ago when Andy's the embassy. "Times were tight but I never County Schools, one at you shouldn't come," she said autism first surfaced. I.... gave up," he said later. "He was always shy and we Woodlands Elementary, the at her modest home at 445 . •, just naturally thought he was other at Hopper. Riverview Ave. In Sanford. '..• not going to outgoing," she These children are taught no Smft fird diacovered be . motor skills such as walking, u their daughter had aproblem recalled. .• .• ' But when the couple moved well as given epeedu therapy when &he was tnths-oii Col. Frank E. WASHINGTON (UP!) 't ... . across the street from their old and taught basic academic and at first uuougit it Petersen, a veteran Marine aviator with • home to their current home "he skills such as Identifying colors CTbrsl p.is bust service in both the Korean and Vietnamese It was just quit talking and Jest and reading. later diognosed it as autism no conflicts, will be the Leathernecks' first black like he had opened a door, went Once the students are '.. ,. she through it and closed it behind general. The 46-year-old native of Topeka, dismissed from school the wttie Beth Is able to hear 1 him," she said. .. :•.: Kan., currently is chief of staff of the 9th responsibility Is with the is unable to talk took Andy to The couple parents. For these parents the we sign knguage to Cam. Marine Amph ibious Brigade in Okinawa. He doctors and program has had positive munlcate with her with the hope several • is one of nine Marines President Carter has first was psychologists and he lack of proper that but the benefits first may be the "signing" nominated for promotion to brigadier general. . playground at Hopper is One step toward Beth being able to placed in an emotionally :.• disturbed program. least two parents talk at complaint • •• . "However, we felt It really have about the program. Tallahassee 1st A don friend of Mrs. Smith Is .. :,• "When we made the move GLnny MCQ"erL the mother wasn't meeting his needs so... ... .' her voice trailed off as she LAKE CITY (UP!) Columbia Circuit froun the Woodlaucis they told us of 11-year-old Andy the class at Hopper was going to 'q ry cgnt care what recalled the fight she and Mrs. Judge Wallace Jopling has agreed that .. •',• .. • Smith waged to help the autism be a duplicate, "but un- other people think Bundy should be tried first in the Theodore . . concern has to be for program in the schools. fortunately it has not been, Tallahassee coeds murder case before facing dtsat Woodlands gO said Lois Smith, the mother ofa Andy"siueuldfromherhoune kidnap and murder charges in Lake City. four to • 12-year-old autistic child. on North Road In Paola several to the playground aboutdevelop Jopling ordered Friday that Bundy's trial on week to five times a The playground at Woodlands miles from SanfOr& charges stemming from the kidnap-slaying of their motor skills such as Ginny McOuntlers keeps an eye on her I I-vear-old son Andy while he rocks, on his Kimberly Diane Leach, 12, of Lake City be ninewalking. Additionally, the toy pony. Andy is a student is the autistic class at hopper Elementary. swing ad, and a sand lot, husband Bill also have a gr ound, built about two play from March 12 to July 9. That postponed While the Woodlands school year-old daughter, Nancy. for $4,500 is designed minutes In the room, depending Massachusetts and the teacher according to Mary Witengier, years ago e motor "It's r has a playground, th clears the way for the Tallahassee trial of the eally like bringing program director for cxskills are trugit in the confines two only children," said Mrs. to get the children to interract on the severity of the problem at Hopper. 32-year-old former Utah law student to begin ce*Ional student education for of the classroom at Hopper. McQuatters wtio aijo works as with each other on the swing set with Miss Eckenroth having on May 21. had students In the room for a --I had worked with mentally the school district. With music slowly playing in a kindergarten teacher at or In the send lot, To stimulate the student, the minimum of 10 seconds up to 20 retarded students while In the background ,for a soothing Sou*hslde Elementary School in Additionally, once students give. "a great deal 01 minutes If they are really school and someone mentioned No teacher Throws effect" the children stop on 5aaf gra d uate, they are e.,,.er positive praise and rein- "acting workshop ' A man angry N.Y. (UP!) ROOSEVELT, foresunentft such as food and . ie wife becau s e she bje has given common-law at m'.iatdMcsth otgas.-daeo dmwUov.ttisysU* whiie they do not live to have hjnttbee children, all girls, grabbed th eir 7received her Bachelor help their children. 24-year-old teacher In her extensive contact with other month-old baby, threw her at his wife and then of Arts In psychology from the "I think with Andy distinctive Boston accent. people," she added. University 01 Central Florida, specifically, It has helped him stuffed the Infant In a plastic bag, authorities and after that taught autistic become verbal and Improve Both parents admit the future Tiiesuiactzs required said today. The infant was not seriously Instudents O ra one year In nge spee ha ts, and he Is ch bi now ldr wi ll probably of their c hi en the state to educated the by jured and was released from a local hospital County before coming to also able to respond to some be unlike other children's, students until they are 21-years after treatment. Felony charges of reckless Woodlands Elementary about commands," said Mrs. old endangerment were filed against the father, Mrs. McQuatters took a three years ago when the McQuatters. Upon graduation the students Oliver Squire, 30. program was started. Mrs. Smith cited the ability 01 philosophical look Into the will receive a special diploma future. "I saw a movie when l was a the class teacher lo toilet train , indicating they were part of a fresiunanin college and lknew Beth as well as help her lm'I have extreme faith in God special education class, ac. then that it was something I prove her eating skills, Identify ' wanted to go Into," recalled the colors and "generally be a lot because he does 't, do things cording to Dan Scinto, con.' President Carter ATLANTA (UP!) without a purpose, she said, sultant co-ordinator of the more outgoing and loving." teacher, received more than the legal maximum of 'ad I would like to think there program for the school district One problem the teacher has During quiet time, the $1,000 per donor for his 1976 election campaign to cope with Is students are students have to fold their might be a miracle, but I know I from several of his relatives and close sometimes uncooperative and hands on the desk and remain ln will have to accept It but only $40, It Billy, gave associates, but brother, at times have tantrums. complete silence for one minute because of my beliefs I will . FL Ri A JournalTo deal with that type and look at the teacher. Those always remain optimistic." was reported today In The Altanta behavior, the students have to who follow the directions for the Constitution. ,There as been no conclusive be placed hi the padded time- required amount of time as . causes or •SUNSHINE STATE rewarded with a stack for what cure therewhat out room. 7-)V is for autism, t The room is used In the class reinforcement. / to place the student In if their "This encourages than to behavior Is so erratic that he follow directions and adds some can hurt li&m,U or fellow discipline to their life," ex•..,. PAULT.PIZTY Survivors: wife, Mabel, disunite.. The student will plains Doris Blake, a graduate • Sanford; two nieces. Burial will Paul T. PIety, 35,01112 .1 May an average 01 two to three of Fitchberg State In be In Oaklawn cemetery. 13th & Oak Avenue wood Drive, Sanford, died &tacn Funeral Home PA In Sanford, Florida Friday. Born In SbslbyvIlle, DL, chargs. he bed hiSaiford six yeal. Time: 7:00 P.M. resident H. was a foo Freddie Smith, Pastor Willie Knight displays a big smile for his grandad Odom Frank Knight. Willie. 5, of Sanford is a new student and Mr. Piety was a retired In the autistic class at Hopper Elementary. asgiaser aid citrue grower. H. was amunbr'oftheSanford Church of Christ, Sanford 2743 Country Club Road MasMc Lod, No. SI. Sanford, Florida , ~5 Sunday, Feb. 23, 1,7SA •• . — EATHER Ti on 7 LIMIT 0 tube. U Wekiva Sprinp Road north of _W pas ,... Carter: No Room At Th. Inn Rain, Melting Snow A apartment reported thieves took $35 in cub from her apartment Friday or Sataday. MIAMI (UP!) — Police drug raids on two homes near Miami that brought seizure of a ton of marijuana, a kilo of cocaine and $107,440 in cash resulted in arrest of 11 persona at the two dwellings and five others were arrested when they alledgedly tried to trail a truck confiscated by the raiders. Officers also seized four handguns, a rifle and a shotgun — all loaded — several police radios, a late model luxury car and 200 Quaaludes during •w r'.t b5 'pr&Wn urn, complex, Use Arrests 11 , ' TOOTHPASTE" Presbyterian Walter D. Green representing ENEMA ~ ECKERD FLUORIDE between Wednesday and Friday, according to Semincie Caua*y efuerlWs depudles. Ike dealership did not learn o( the theftuutil Friday when ft was — t1wb an inventory of Its cars, according to druction site at the Wekiva PEOPLE at lO!pflCesI FLEETS •• A 1170 Doee van, valued at $1,714.10. was taken from the new 'lst of Bob Dance DodlK U.S. 17-SI, Longwood, Public Broadcasting? Pot, Coke, Cash, ...aname you can truL- At Dealership And Gang Want PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) 'S ElrI(E Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PEOPLE TRUPT ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE • . outgrown? OPIN 0s.a..0.P.a. Wtyu os iii. I less. 1"" OPEN TONIGHT —APPOISITMINYAVAILASLI OTHER NSA OFFICES IN OILTONA.OSNISI CITY AISOOVIIOO . Based on the book by Dr. Raymond A. Moody, M.D., LIFE AFTER LIFE. •?. ••• ••. •.. •- �Evening EknvM Feminine appellations... It's been quite a few years, but I vividly remember the night a men got his wife confused with his dog. The brawl became quite heated when he referred to his wlfeas"hitcb" and his female dog u "deane." Frenkly, I don't tgane Wife for being a real wild cat and coining on like a tiger. "You dewg," she accused. For what it's worth, the Incident broke the Ice toward divorce peoceedings. And now, not too long ago, I was called a "broad" to my face. Imades%rethMI checked out gny structure jna fuli4eniith mirror to ditermine If my dimenilone really qualified me to fall In this category. But, my backside looked about the uLas as ever. Solfl deducted the description isa not too endearing term launched by some MCPs (male chauvinig pigs) to classify all women regardless u to the anatomy meuurunenta. And so "braid" It 1,. Why can't they Just call us women arladles? Or CUSPS 4I1.0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37771 Area Code 3054222611 or 831-OM Sunday, February 25, 1979-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHR!N, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $16.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, Around 9 _______ -. ____ $20.60; Year, $40.00. ____ ' s Let Review The Clock Volunteer Army By DOR DIETRICH The Pentagon's failure to meet recruiting quotas for all four military services during the fourth quarter last year underscores the need for a thorough congressional review of the all-volunteer military. Until now, substantial Increases In both enlistment bonuses and recruiting advertising have enabled the services to keep their noses above water, but just barely. Even so, their supposedly encouraging statistics are misleading. Wash-out rates for first-term enlistees range such as that for physicians are chronically unfilled. Moreover, reserve and national guard units are badly understrength. The figures for active duty recruits iljgte'J during the last three months of 1978 disclose shortfalls ranging from five percent for the Mr Force to 15 percent for the Navy. Granted, the inability to meet quotas for a single qua rter is hardly definitive proof that the allvolunteer policy has failed. But considered together with the chronic deficiencies already documented and directly attributable to the reliance on voluntary enlistnients, th is latest recruiting deficit is Indeed worrisome. Should it cont in ue for any length of time, the readiness and combat capability of essential units could be seriously affected. The time to conduct a comprehensive congressional study of the all-volunteer military is before, not after, present deficiencies have cripPled this country's armed forces. The time for such a review has arrived, nearly choked. My eyes began rarg water. 14. finally looked up from his deok Into my eyes. bad mow the tearstoflow, heroes Winue he and give me some sort of it fatherly hug and mumbled apologia of a wit "But what's wrong, sir?," I drawled with cait1 "Lack, Kid," he sighed, "In the newspaper game, that is no owt thing a lady "Yesuir. Imawareof that. Bitwhenit'sthe bone fide now it an orpitlelt'on..." I .Yeah. That's what drive, old editors absolutely bananas," he Intacriçted with a faint smile turning up at the corners of his mouth. ,,We can't pencil 'ladles' out In that me." Then he winked at me.! knew rigid then and there that underneath that hard coat of surface veneer was en old settle -a real puUyc*t.I also knew ! wasgoingto like the old pro and learn from him and Idid. His smile widened and he slowly removed the spectacles dangling from his nose while humbly i,InIng, "Look, Kid, It's like this. All ladies are on are ladies." woman, but not all preferably, at my age girls? But then, this takes me beck too. It's been bug time since Iheidedan old pro editor (from the old school neulsm)a place cd s began .dlngaidlsweahebroksoitto a sweet. I believe had I not been female, he would haveshged He slowly rose from his chair moving his grease pencil jud a few Inches from my face. My thonghs were:."Ia he going to gouge my eyes out with the pencil, orlshe going to mark me with a moustache AM goatee? Since I had never been exposed to a character of this caliber, tosay that l was frightened ismild-In a broad sines. I hose. I did not open my mouth for fear of further Ince,thig him. Whit Ithoughi After a1l, the Item was only a report of a ladles' a"''y meeting. It couldn't be that badly written. Or could it? He paced the floor before flopping back down it his dask, which be furiously pounded. I was still standing like a mummy (and dummy). I dared not bet an eyelash. I had to cough so badly l - OPINION Eve ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. I — As Belts Begin To ."U Y 11'11` __ Dress up in a cardigan sweater to dress down the public for our wasteful, Inflationary ways, Jimmy Carter summoned i to war Just two years ago. He reminded us that the essentials food, heboandan- haed In Iran -" ed .. . ___ - u i : He asked all of us to tighten our belts, to forgo hefty wage Increases, to keep price rising reasonable. He promised in turn to balm the budget and to slice off wads. But the traditional anti-Inflation policies Cwlw a Corniiani have pursued don't touch we pay for eggs or electricity, ___ houses or hospital beds. Instead, the president's program threatens to further squeeze the pocketbooks of *3 percent of all Americ groceries. lodging fuel, ____an health cats. The National Canter for Economic Alter n r __ __ ______ ____ _____ Fitness: A Great Feeling from =wcas I have found to be sound in Maybe you feel you simply must get In shape by doing some excercises. Don't Just sit beck until the feeling passes. Don't tell yourself you're too Miff and out it condition to embark on an exercise routine. Or that you tire too easily. If nothing else Is wrong, that's exactly why you need to exercise. The person who said age is a Mate of mind was not that far off base. Think of the days you've felt just great. There's an extra spring to your step, an upturn to the corners it your mouth, a gleam In your eye, You're transmitting a message of well- that do: cbronologlcal age —50,60 and 70 are jut utmibers. ..You can follow an exercise regimen for a few minutes each day. Think of It as a beginning. Take It one day at a time, 'Do each exercise for Jut one minute at the start. If you do five exercises, that's only five minutes a day. By the end of the first week, you'll feel so good you will want _____ __ ___ Computer Ticket-Giver ___ _ ___ __ _____ ____ ____ 111 ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ - . ___ ____ __ b ____ _ __ - - - - - - - -- __ Dubs' Death Might Have Been Avo'i*ded bERRY'S WORLD 1 'di _______________ WASHINGTON L t a year ago, the c___________ the Afghsai to station aimed guards near tact it the ________________ members of the_____________________ OrgI-'... shall Depanmug it Enwa has been groping aroa* American EmbugInlos"m and American offices and r'ow begin as it this 640 on the American ee- In In the dark eM bwft up taxpayers' money in e letter, the cir'teds of which we hive Kabul. TM9 2 MR ULTIM*Tuli." the pree. :-11 there woidd hi en "amid .tfacb ..en Arnuricea elyteired hem_"tIai sources, ws. a As N i1Mair-lid urie assos laid. Am citbon in Kabul." After lavistiag pis,iss in a project tlig,i,l thi agenda 01 a dm4, ti9lev el 'ntirg it our associate la Whites the u"tiuj me,sd d a subditid. (or the co o klc.iideacWtt' In U cudmed p.Lca1 Mt1i- at the time America dvtliá ad "-y security people quickly to slut A1 VotbrAk the DCI let the codsact .*s 11* the r,4-" it the pastlidar tamrld group in s Ira. "-,r. A we 01 Much *7,1*71 sd specific September wiUseid seer having developed were ad kIIIH"ely I I.ed. Rid the sail' prs",-'. indei the a111A, The twmw memp read In Peru styled "Peoples lecrfre .GeurrlSoa" mee dredi, net traveling alone it I a ad piluw, marabIs prided. gj it • dearly a a1 n4Id, pre-Mas, pe Palud1 a .utingcblldrato eckoal, eM ku G.viuiaa, by_..er'Jag a sharp Now the depurimeid has awarded anol' eye ed for Omer pow 1eeo cars or ether aurvsinace. cudract-$11I,110 this time-to develop a deM an-At my Moo ft werulig tus swie.ty ft of Aim in Kabul: WARNING: flusteseed roplac-at for the i-andeieed by ths Side )upedrnt's rqteaal ascanty 'atirtt the ?' seemity geerds we,. ba pin,eieM flituros half the amoud it sin the Afen.'gIiel,.dads -p-- IM "Puimit lathe eltIoihmt IV the vlthdrsws aid the Americas began to rebm it ssow*y preeMie. was biud in all em Pieplu lasritics GwIlas e the warM th eir secw*y l dlus"a CSthe iireblsm with Souwijnt bull., the ba eM related pu — I Kabul. May it fir the pue it 1P the PLO tiniti sees ar i shaky, lithel jedi V DOE rVt4t..urreps,W Jill the gsded security involved the sssr, all SUM. it the Orl'' little r. SIt pr with the Is ttboy are tupkuvy, t Is dmmd R17 M it eutomehilu by murle I Kabul'sMEMO*regard the it beckir it the Soviet vi. eM So ilIftstura.Aaewmeea Amim daringit$he 'w,a.' •'1edid generation it fluenscest s P -'--- a a edirily inb..a pe&y..." Apparudly, en the mathe west by, beth A . Dspe(— sp. pulasd to hi denliput h.1meritU...inhi 1heorgaesontusytlred'sablyt. sit p eM dy. WW the nt - i!*""as Idw a peitcy it 'VSdiN" it the F y,thsU1gasuathNbssr_LJ I n unomM car 111k a car, lid so hkdWm I ' iM it d do m0wy it hid a riuion in u—'lIr KAd pest uur - nt.i flar—ud be*g.re,wkeshewaswdaqjdmsKabid uddimm itA.sla." li in '—a--. AiL 'We MnetaVib.l4by mad bwrwimalloaeda "Oehmew Feetnetos Ia mackid centred to the jI& (ow beers Mw who A security firm AmaW the tuvuride eM, gk a.peM oc .e.,nt. eMg he,._,111 I .d 'Wurdeg in _ se it Amities rum whets Dab s IM 1k in ths sSid.ep or Asp A.S1 e.ay d KSiui 1 iblck 1 1 1~ es suck helM up e,s in Kabul: idiee P' 1*, W. curespes. it t A aew . . .. the bmddw vw~w in Math 10, 1, IlL IsI.,peis ImialubdisdrabdUNIM"amild . hidaup uuwPoepiuonere uIKabi hedm4dea aecultysecute. bllM Is wb 's a O, *Ia(od embeIsr q in it Fuw t' WAT1 WASTEs kSoth eM Ales Prod, p-'Iu it__ March um IUS in au., Cthawiie s * iw that uve 1h lbldb Os '•1 s' Was bVedwaLoo - to continue, Try to pd aside a specific time for exercise. After a week it will be a natural way to Ant the day,, like brushing your , ;' - ! Cross' decision Issued last week to refuse to pay for the unnecessary battery c4tests some hospitals require as a matter ofroitlneisadrunaticstspin the eflortto kãp medical cods to nibthum. For many years professionals such as dOtcrs, lawyers and teachers have been r4gardad as above reproach. However, It spins the cormaner is now coming around toll,fact these people are Indeed people W subject to all the fillip of others it pir— _ ?his r,''án Is healthy. In a time when medical coda are Hrn1thg o it sight It is imperative that medial In-ditidlos learn to control their expenses and avoid excess.. The practice of aetering teds that &not relate to the Injury or dines, the 11.,* Is mtfering Is as outmoded in iabubdas today as the practice it bleeding the sick to remove evil spirits end bad a - - - - maw _ . ____ _____ _____ -_ mm r m ___ ___ ',l,,, ,, S. 0 ,, - - - h .. Vou didn't look at the eclipse, did you?" . - - - - -- • -: - •- ,am- ---.— ----- )43 - .- -- - - whd aical nld it boeM director for Blue Cross- Blue Shield it — . revenues. ft Is pleasing to note that Senulnole ____doss not engage In such Memorial lIoipMal ucessary teds. Seminole Memorial only requires a complete blood cell coed (CRC) and urinalysis. These two teds could hardly be considered exeeseive. "I think teds ou to be held to a i i u eM when you're down to a CRC and a urinalysis, you're down to the to said ospital m ni ____ ____ m nm m ___ ____ i mum H __ ______ - "lbs teds Seminole Momanal for general .ànton are pretty dandard tests and we would pay for those," said Dyer. "What we're talking about with this program Is when people go Into the hospital with a broken ankle and the hospital gives them a chest x-ray." Under the gId&HIIIs h4ij down last week by Blue Cross, certalntids,,uch as t he ones given by 8h4e Memorial, would be acceptable. lbs action does not deprive the patient of coverage for necesesry s. Another factor In the Blue Cross position Is that there Is enough flexlMllty to allow coverage for other teds provided the attending physician deems them necessary. lbs only stlpelV'o is that the teds prescribed by the attending physician must be reld.d to the albnent the patient Is euerthg. Such a stand by Blue Cross seems remo'sabk. It allows for what Is deemed edically necessary, but prohibits abuse and unnecessary bureaucratic Issue Ms pronouncement lad week against uwiseussy .'i-'o,t lids. Geerge Dyer, amid" ooak procedim ____ m School VI.ws eqrn e. -_ ___ - ,... Qierlu Bailey. oUw held such avis,, Bl Cross would not be" bed to Unfortunately some hatitat have tolerated, If nit encouraged, th. practice of adailiderlag a swiss bidery of n __ - Almost everyone can do the following ercims. But see your doctor first for a thorough physical affiliation, advises Dr. Richard & Koch, an Olympia, wash., osteopathic physician with a particular interest In the InterrelatIonships of all the body's systems and rehabilitation medicine, Koch says horizontal exercises are often T Blue Cross' Smari Move _______ mm been a paper game. Nobody cares whether "The reason none of the damned you stay in or out. We want to change that 4 programs has worked before is that If we can." . . •• ''(j 1 S - _________ ."~ ,_l. ____ - Adolk 1 1 I I., ___ --- . - .- ':-' ______ Ex-con Danny Migdol points at 'the Parole game he invented as members of The Conspirators and their attorney look on. The group plans to use 60 percent of the proceeds from sales of the game to find jobs for men and women coming out of prison. mall service must be provided," Investigation by Brantley revealed that the first step in gaining a post office for the city would be consolidation of all mall within the city limits to one post office, namely CSSselbSfl7. Winter Springs residents want action, not excuses. A Citizens Rally has been scheduled for March 4,2104 p.m. at the Winter Springs Recreation Center, Edgemon. Invitations to all public officials have been sent. A massive telephone bank has been formed and an attempt to reach every citizen In Winter Springs by phone will be made. Posters Will be put In Mores. And the list goes Zip Cod. Wanted A city without Its own zip code is a city without an Identity. Many citizens feel this Is the present state of Winter Springs The city was first incorporated asthe village of North Orlando In 1959. Postal service problems began then and have continued till now. Because of the similarity between the names OIiaZIdO and North Orlando, citizens of use miau village began having their mall directed to the city of OT1WCIO. in in In an effort to correct this situation, among others, the citizens voted to change the name of the city to Winter Springs. They were told they didn't & have aIngeanou We! w ____ aid should have their ow post office tl*, own "'%' Cauelberry Post Office with a Cauelberry zip code. As the city grew larger, namely as a result of a large tract it land being annexed, another problem arose. That large tract became the Tskawilla development. Instead of consolidating the city under one zip code, use postal authorities decided to have Tuskawilla serviced from the Maitland Post Office. Winter Springs is a divided city. It has two zip codes, neither one for the .., VIV Afternw ,~AIL sk Couty school didiict has bazted a a vudurs which in the end esid go a bag way toward_:j thee. imirud I Who hive a mb" Education Mdtr Ce*peronwheinhi bad Mthe pregrem is icheol herd ''tir eM firmer dWIM Pat TdNL DurW the lad election where the was mdeded she advoided serb a pregras. Leonard Kransd.rf .1alliruMIve.Aiati-t dim inM SomsHI&beelgredlob4thOIe whe have No bigdid - eithsr erided it dagovs gad, with WOW .plvedin as cim& 1 week add the will k.opiye on the progrim in see 11 there ire any a Is 111101d be alluutivs Wdsmw &N will yeMth.111ed1IMidrtseMwSiI. Ipid to give the Mudests 1a with the m s dihIlualitul dt every day. — m We dim" wo 1110b do he or her imsted I eckuL A "M hm bees aI"i, um dumb Ind I Pdds Air as& dim6m MP with ,~ - no --e--.-. .................... i1apim"KWUMP 416b hiveinbe$datckaula,he,,th, m4 -- -St Akhwgt she bed at w Idw hoped sperM. aMaiMt,. scheil ceuld be eo'- Thd ike is, beitsiu beamm it the inwW- P, iim in,J,sd, If -. .- a,-.......... ---#-% - --,,_,. S Over the years, repeated efforts have been made by citizens to correct this situation, all to no avail. authorities offered many excuses for the problem, but no solutions. Thus came the straw that broke the camel's back. The pedal authorities with the less. still In effect, moved the Cuselberry Post Office from Its location on 1742 to a site farther away train the city it Winter Springs. The Casselberry Post Office now Is located at the junction (417-00 and 431. lbs Fern Park Post Office and the Allainonte Springs Post Office are locatedwithina one mile radius of each GUM Not only was the Cauelberry Pod Office farther away, but traffic conditions at the new site, according to many Winter Springs residents are extremely huadous. Again the voice rose for a pod office and zip code for Winter Springs. Again, the excuses. Omthe yaws, U. they needed a pop'ttton of 4,000 5,010 stc Winter Springs has a popdoft of , and Another reason give: the city is too will. Winter Springs has the largest _ I1VItsrs %nij will focus public attention on their plight and assist them In their crusade. Citizens will be allowed, in the time available, to voice a complaint, ask a question and seek advice, Postmasters from Footnote: Maitland and Casselberry have been Invited, but gave the Indication that they would not attend. More excuses instead of action, Gentlemen? Nancy A. Booth Winter Springs A Dilemma We at Big Brothers-Big Sisters of Central Florida are facing a dilemma. For the last five months our source of volunteers has been slowly dropping on to the point that in the month of January we received only two Big Brother applications. This Is especially disheartening when you compare It to a List of over 200 boys (and it grows with each passing day) waiting for a Big Brother volunteerl As for the Big Sister side of our organization the problem Is just the opposite. We have an abundance of adult female volunteers and very few young girls Involved. Johnny Aplin Program Director The family of Mother Ruby L Wilson wishes to convey our sentiments to the many residents and friends of Sanford for providing love and concern during the recent low of our loved one, low am in sominola County. Po" Now be"so many done o much to authorities argued User, were no make our burdens light. We commend the staff and Two developers, with lend on the main, management of the Evening Herald for "Itsservices. . . Deeming It worthy to hive oSered to erect a am report daily an the philosophy and work b"WAmtharcitimbna 16it Mother Wilson In the camninunity and WWI" e. All afts wen surrounding areas. down. Weprayble-lqgs for eachofyou and hem alku*sftodtogsln Identity for ask for your continued support of The their city, a group it concerned ooui samaritan lions. citizens, with the unction and Timothy Wlln aisce it the mayor ON Me city council, derided to enlist the AM it their public officials. ____ __ ___ EhCtIofl U? CIbu., and as it the leaders it biters the $th1ol, CoiM Dslega"i end asked let the ippoit of their local i*widMlv.. ad date senders. ANnO this ""'rIjtly t' With federal officials, help was - premised Rip. aft Bridisy celled the US. Pev Genurat ISIssI Mier. emtoM "flare wand s ALk criteria fur edd#Aft a pod iee, sty a peoWus that pMel4 JackHennesaey Maitland-South Chamber ...,;., ,t ............... .. - Volunteer Week Please accept this letter of sincere appreciation for the outstanding coverage the Evening Herald gave Florida School Volunteer Week. The articles written daily by Joan Madison were outstanding, accurate and extreme!y well-written. It Is a real pleasure to have someone of her caliber available ln our area and I can assure you we have received many comments about the coverage. Thank you for your cont in ued Interest in our schools and the Dividends (Mrs.) Dede Schaffner Dividends Coordinator Give 'N Gil Our government went ahead with its Ptl511P511, rush-rush, swine flu prograin. The government, then led by ex-president Ford, did not listen to recognized medical authorities who were not in favor of the program, Than the government Mopped the program after awaste of multiplied thousands of our tax dollars. We all need to remember that what the government will "give" It must "get" from the taxpayers. The government cannot give a "free lwsch". Many people have the mistaken philosophy that Washington, D. C. is my shepherd I shall not want. Our trust should be In the Lord. "Trust In the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own widerstanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths." Prov. 3:54. Rev. Arthur Houk - Appreciation were told the citizens' movement, appeared icr cwiwutes, oaeu upon the candidates' stand on Issues of concern to the voters. Support should not be forced upon them by using the power to tax. The proponents of using tax dollars say that it Is to prevent control of government by "Special Interest" groups, such as business, labor and other groups. However, the report of the 1978 congressional elections just released by the Federal Election Commission refutes the argument. A total of nearly 200 million dollars was raised for this election. All of the nonparty PACS combined raised 32 mIllion dollars or 16 percent of the total. This does not indicate control by "Special Interests". Citizens of Winter Springs want, need popAdimto .4. - 17 best for older people to tone muscles and burn calories without unduly taxing their hearts. You can begin your exercises while you are still lying ln bed. Start with your hands to wake up your body. Make a fist. The open It and stretch the fingers wide apart, really wide. Do this three to five times. Next, stretch your arms up and out. Move them around In any direction. Feel them limber up. Still on your back, rotate your shoulders, Just move them; don't be concerned about farm. Move me shoulder at a time, U you .v1Mi4D.ftiw*y vqdgslyyoa,woid4 when yawning. As a matter of fact, go ahead and yawn. It will make you feel great. But don't go to sleep. Get out of bed and continue exercising on firmer ground the floor. If there's padding In the carpet, fine. Otherwise, add a mat, heavy towel or anything else that makes you feel comfortable. Municipal Circles - - nobody really cared," he asserts. "It's Conspirators. OUR READERS WRITE ___ ___ convicts helping one another through The Growing Older coup had toppled the government In nelghboring Afgt'-snl4w. The Shah and others I met with were plainly concerned, though one got the im pression that they expected to keep matters under control in their own country. It was their concern, of course, that came true. For some time now, persistent reports have _____________ - The game resembles Monopoly and _____ _ 11 We don't want him getting off a bus, Conspirators and why he is turning over getting drunk and blowing the whole - de ___ Migdol says that's why he formed The Parole. ome 1. the past to the effect that the western border of Afgitil4an was serving as an embarkation Faux, believes the president's policy____ of wage point for mniwgllrig Russian-made weapons to have little effect on the explosion Marxist Insurgents of cods in the basic necessities, _____________________________________________ these sources wereIn Iran. At the same time, repo rting that Marxist The Center notes that wage settlements have cadres were training urban guerrillas In Tehran decderstW since im, but that cods of the four BUSINESS WORLD Itself. Watching the television coverage of the bands November of lad year. it armed men roaming the Tehran streets In AISTOV1tZ 5575 that bthtthboui Isn't caused by News that the Soviet Union has successfully test-fired a recant days makes those early reports take on an ____ wages c4LIIlng prices: It's the other way around. new, 750-mile range gjj nd_j5 from ftg Backfire aura of prophecy. The attack en the United Vernon JOfliefl, presi d (4 the NMIOail should and all debate about whether the Backfire is a By Li nlng equipment so that no one can got ona bus or Slates Embasey in Iran was certainly not the ROY POPE Urbw League, accases the preddent's P' "strategic" weapon and hence abject to lLTnItatlons wider the UPI . a train without submitting a ticket bearing work of crezed fanatics on a binge. &MIRM Writer of making the poor carry the fight against In. trusty. NEW (UP! ) YORK More sophisticated magosticdrlpssthatcw be read automatically. R athe r, It was executed by well trained troops. 1_1 ______________ Odk,L' --a ,lift yare I .M " ____ _____ V, ;U U. 1 — = ___thsttak piHerags d freeloading ' on some working In dais coordination. Was this attack Irl gets 0 US *ks abood all of defined as those with Intercontinental range. to revolutionize the sale of airline, perlenced on commuter railways. of God" really have very little control? If so, wlfl necessities. ci t e otiier, they're h Since the superonic, sweptwing Backfires became railway and bus tickets. For both the airlines 1d t he u s es, the the Marzlsts who are already controlling much ce onemploent limi operational in lVl4, the Soviets have jmljted to automatic sale of tickets also will be a big help In of Iran's television and radio broadcasting, try to Cubic Corp. of San Diego already , tactical aircraft exempt from use total number of strategic foment more chics and disorder with the hs All*rovitz's research has produced Con- equipment working for a western commuter auditing passenger traffic, YAW said. weapons each side would be permitted under a SALT II treaty. e sy Th st em being used by Pacific Southwest tuition of emerging as the ultimate victors? Opposed to Inflation In the Neceltles airline, Pacific Southwest, and has obtained a The claim was suspect from the start. While Ui, Backfire ft may not happen that way, but It is strategy It for one of the largest Airlines was first installed lad August at San (COIN), a coalition of groups ranging from contract to IIt1i1 lacked the range to strike the United States and return to the Di ego's Lindbergh Field ai rt rpo th co unists have used to exploit turbulent: . Cubic now has e mm Ralph Nader's Public Qtlsen to George Meany's national $II1ID$ Soviet UnIon, hi-flight refueling for which the Backfire Is fully installed *3 of the systems at the 13 airports situations In the pad and you probably wouldit't AFICIO. euIpped gives this bomber virtually unlimited range. "We Can't reveal the th l 1t11I served by Pacific Southwet lose much money betting that they will attempt ft COIN believes that Inflation In the tour yet," said Cubic President Walter J. Zable And even without in-flight refueling, Backfires could reach The system will Issue either one-way or this time. necessaries will continue despite the president's "because travel agencies are upset by the rosmdtrlp Intrastate tickets and charge them to the United Mates on one-way missions after which they could JiM over Iran's northern borde prayers and his economic advisors' reliance on specter of machine sale of Interstate tickets and any one of six magrsetic-drtped credit m*-.theMeanwhile, lind in Cuba. Soviets have what has been described asa. public read "wage earner" restraint, the airline waits to sell the matter to the travel PM's own card, American Expruas, Visa, pair of divisions it PsruIan..peakthg Aserbaijani. Nevertheless, the Carter administration 'ast year agreed to exempt the Backfire from SALT 11 only the Russians pledged in In the health care Industry. COIN not.., pay agents before making a public announcement." Muter Marge, Diners Club and Cart. Blanche. troops. U Iran appears to be falling into total Lamuses for nurses and other hospital workers writing not to deploy the bomber In a strategic role. Actually, said Zable, the travel ag.Ms have Zable said It takes only about *3 seconds to buy amrvby or prolonged civil war, will these troops have barely kept JCS with h11IkII. MeinwhIle n hing to tea. The concession was unwarranted and the Soviet guarantee a ticket from the machine with a credit ce move In to occupy the northern part of the ot loctors' M7ed would be unenforceable, theM "lbs aitmn.fk' .quLpia.r4 will never be used compared with up to 20 minutes waiting an line cow4q? the cad of living and drug companies recorded a % And now that the Soviets have demonstrated the ability to any extent for vacation travel, which Is the at the counter. The Soviets did it once before, right after record 16.2 percent return In W7I aIld 750 miles to the Backfire's range via the aIrl.auncbed cruise travel agents' bread and butter, ow for more Pacific Southwest decided to put In the World War IL In those days, they had a resolute Food Inflation can't be blamed on greedy complex business travel," he said. "It will be ma'9re, after, a st mi-flea, they have nearly ti-polished their own rationale for udy showed U percent it its United Slates deal with and they soon backed or ov in th erpaid WOi'kefl classifying this bomber as a tactical weapon. e food used for commuter flight ticket 0*1a and urn- passengers bo4t* their tickets at the airport ON. Bid, what to If it happen, again? History mèy Any aircraft that can take off from the Soviet Interior and F0Ce5II1l laftetry, COIN says. American promptu ticket purchases by people on the Jut before boarding the plane and 4$ parceust it raped itself from the 8ø1d side, but from U tWfl5Il get only 3 cents it the coer dollar move." deliver a nuclear.tlpped cruise missile on Omahs, Nib., with or those passengers paid with a creft card Instead American what can we expert, a prime t iltlxn* htflIgl't refueling, fits every conceivable definition cia spud on bread, and hourly wages In the food The airitnes' mitered In automatic ticket it cash. television news coaleruice at the White HouN?' rategic weapon. LIidI.Iry haven't Increased nearly fist th selling Is to save passengers' time and reduce The macbin.. om be used far selling tickets A a satuai pronouncement it concern from t1ae The fact that the United Slates has no slrfaceto4ir, anti94 PSICUd lain In margarine cods between 1*70 derlcal payroll .ipue, bid 7abls said the Interstate and even international N01A Zeble secretary it MM.? More UL warships M,.mI and 1117. aircraft missiles deployed within Its borders and only about * buslim and Ui, railways that din operate said. But he reiterated they an ''l'v1y ever to around In drc. In the Fursian Gulf? U the u.k. Interceptors- most of them nearly 20 years old Is all EDerlY P&e5 utility ne P cunmatar and other peeger treisa have Interfere with vacation tickets, which mushy rispouse Ii Jut another empty g, food bills 1icrusd P11C11 In the r!= 50 e reason the Backfire theist med be taken seriously. a 00 another reason for being endid to curb as boog* weeks In advance. many have been-In recant moidha It may say1 ea5 01 t5 decade. But The Soviets are believed to possess about 160 Backfires. At ' pilferage and freeloading. "W we are after," he said, ,is to make more then the Russians can the mselves abot4 euirrv* production rats., the total could grow to abind * 'V'V profits doubled In the His coln'iy and other elsotroulca c,ipanles buying a commuter or emergency airline ticket Jut bow for the strategic balance has Upped Id' onsbsrs by M. panod, COIN 'il as developing systems using autoatic scan abed as easy as buying a subway tibia." % their favor. With a second Backfire amemnbly plait reportedly under Od nMructIon, the potential Backfire armada ooidd reach can witim six years. JACK ANDERSON We trot that even the Cater 's a1aidrMkn'a ciirM1mt negotiators willnot ctpaa such a regulated 8ALTU. _ at Terminal Island, Calif. It's called By BEL-L TarrEN Special To The Herald Is his prism game to the organization be will thing." Al long last you've served your time. played on a SImIlar board. Players ad- head as director, According to MIgdol, nothing like this The prison gates open for you. The Vance around the board with rolls of the He claims be has been offered "a lot of has ever been fried before. warden handa you $lOO and sends you back dice, picking up cards along the way. The money" for the aro to P le . But The belpthgconvlctonaconvjct "ft'sconvlct ho the world a free man, presumably goal Is to work your way out of Jail. Conspirators will produce and market the level," he explains. "We're not asking for rehabilitated and ready to resume your MIgdol and The Conspirators believe game themselves; 60 percent of thei place in society. then are 50 million potential cudomars receipts will be used to help ex.c= r any handouts. We won't cost the taxpayer find a cent. We're putting out a game people You get a Job, settle down with your for the game. At $11.96 a crack, that would Joha. can have fun with and 60 percent of what family and put prison behind you. amount toa lot it help for former jailbirds. MJgdOl explains how It will work: "We they pay for the game goes Into helping That's the way It ought to work. But It The Idea for The Conspirators hit MIgdol have divided th e country Into eight eo doesn't. Your civil rights are gone, you after his fifth arrest for counterfeiting. He regions. Bob Jo lley here, for Instance, Is In Tim originated after MlgcIoI drew cannot get a Job or credit, your family is faced the fact that he was an "addict," as charge of the Caufornla.Arfzona-Ne,ada a Monopoly board with a felt-tip pen to scattered to the four wind,, he believes most convicts are. region. It will be his Job to go to all the pass the time with his celimates. But the That $100 soon disappears. You've had "I passed my first counterfeit bill In prisons and interview cons about to come cons soon am tired of playing at makeone Job turndown after another. Things are 1969," he says. "It was the first of $19 od, to find cd their needs. believe buying and selling In a world so getting desperate. Million worth that I either passed or "Suppose there', this guy about to freIgntothem.M1gdolbeganmodjfyIjgIt So you steal, get caught and go back to printed, and the longed I have been out it c out who has no money. He's an ex- to conform to prison life. prison. The whole vicious circle starts prison since 1969 was four months. pert auto mechanic but he has no tools. We "The game was big hit In prison," says again. "It's hard for the guy In the Mieet to get him the tools MIgdoL "Even the guards were playing Danny Migdol and The Conspirators are understand how getting In trouble with the "He doesn't want to stay In California It... out to change all that. law and society Is like being addicted to for one reason or another. He wants to go "Then I realized this wasn't Just a game. ,Mlgdol is a five-time loser just recently narcotics. Every con who has his head to florida. We send him there where his It was the enactment of a prison lifestyle, Out of prIson. The Conspirators are his straight knows you don't want to do It case Is picked up by the Florida region withal its hopes and fears and pitfalls that friends, all ex-cons, who have formed an again. You don't want to go back bull., director, who finds him a place to live If he turned on pure chance Just like the roll f organization to ease the way for men and but you get addicted.,, needs It, provides him with food and gets the dice-That's when I re1lzed that what I women just released from prison... "Convicts and ex-cm understand this, him a Job. had here was more than just a way of They intend to finance their project with and that Is why an ex-con may be the only "By the way, we don't send him to passing time a game MIgdol Invented while Imprisoned one who can help another one" Florida by bus; he goes by non-Mop plane. MIgdoI has visions of thousands of ex- natives, codirected by Gw Alperovits and Jeff The Backfire Come WithI New GameseeMarket'ieng Paroles: . HUNTINGTON PARK, Calif. (NEA) — It I. said that the Ayatollah Khomeini had quite a few fans In the State Department rooting for him as he prepared for his recent triumphal return to Iran. He would bring order out of chaos, or so they presumably thought. At this point,. they m be having second thoughts, for it .eemaqultepceelblethathe may not be able to pit the revol t o a y In turmoil presents a far different picture from the one I saw when I visited Just nine months ago. Although tle was outward calm at ____ - EEMEEEW~ ExCons : On The Chaos Tighten - I I-C RONALD REAGAN - Move Over, Monopoly - JULIAN BOND . Sunday, Feb. 25, 91-7A We urge Rap. Bill Nelson to do his ut to thwart the revived efforts to me tax daflento (thence Congreidonal sletline. Ths bill should be titled the Incumbents Protection Act. The fed that ouly 20 percent it the taxpayers 'Whtgoid Income Tazformoe to support the prul"-41a1 c-pslgn Indicates that public opinion Is 1,1111teIy at to emipigs So.cW Webellevethe taxpayers should have the r to support or wtsi*iolui ____ ___ dam - Duo Credit to whom thanfrs end credit are duo. Monday morning our dog jerked her chain away from me and pulled me onto the ground. I could not get up myself and lay on the groumd for about thirty minutes will our postman came by. He got me onto my feet and to the house. He notified the police and two arrived to ascertain the They called an ambulance, and one stay until I was loaded into the ambulance by the two attendants, who gave me fitet aid attention. I was taken to the hospital, where I was x-rayed and the dislocation reduced and bouni men the at. 'wlants returned me home. I was In docit,and did not get e names itay it these five young men who were so kind and heiptul to me, and I would like them to know that Iappteciat. their kind service. liz beth F. R n all Sanford E _ a a d �p. • SPORTS $A-EvonIngH,raId,Sanf,s'd,Fl. Sunday, Feb. 25, 1,7, :$RTS State Berth At Stake As SCC Faces Valencia By JIM HAYNES of easy time In dispO8111119 of rivalry, SCC holdIng a 12.8 edge Herald8psrtsEr St.an Johns River, w77. over the years. oaLi)o - Old landa That lets the stage for This year, however, Valencia meet again tonight here at another knock-down, ésg.oig was deer1 the resular vicia '.ommwuiy college, ustlie between rival coaches and It is nothing new, but the Joe Sterling of Seminole and rewards are as high as the Qiarile Miller of Valencia. Makes In the chaznplonship , game of the Division tour-stake s a berth in this side . tournament, Which opens fled '$' TharadsyatStataonuniv,rstty Se!nlnoleplayedltj heartout lnDeIand. 0(4% In rallying Ira narrow 8110 win In overtime against Of. Val ncia i s'ie fensively4trong Florida JC of been contasting date tourney berths dawn to the wire for Jac ksonville. years. They also have had And Valencia has something something of an hierndlng - e Olderman By MURRAY OWERMAN __ lAs Aagdw Dedgers wp"des for Its faflare Ii 1• after free age s Peteft" epsrtt,thek41ftty1.beld.hapI.ysn Me Tommy Jehe aid [e Lacy. What di yea flak? Ni., Ve.tara,CaIIL In thiscrazymark of tree agenI4 llyIfDodg et to build from within. And then too much after makIng It to the World Sin, the lad two years, and three of the lad five. They feel young Bob Welch c compensate for the defection of John. And while Lacy has more power than Ma replacement, Darrel Thomas, he still has never been an every-day player. Oarvey'a blast Is more from the frustration of being so close to the world 'thamplonthlp and ra quite getting it Q. Did 01$. Groham, the great HAD of Fame qearterback, have a senses uperatics recently, aid hew Is be ditig? - Nit, Coviags.., Ky The brilliant passer for the Original Clevelan evelandd Browns, whom I rate as the top quarterback of then all, undeiwant a major colostomy half a year ago and has made a fine recovery. very. He talks frankly about his cancer. He also has resusned normal activity, Playing In the American Airlines Golf (1asok, leading It with into t i roonci. ii stin Dw oe - '1' lu ?0111 eppo He's my i.Vol no .- EL T.0 Don't worry. The 111110* vdaran will land on his who'll be 34 In April, ha. ben a valua ble asset to gj - - ___ •- Mantle's total whiffs during his career wars 1,710, which con- The Pirate's Willie -. -- p. I f / -- / - - - 3 J I ( / :., . -- L ,' . - - * & .. •1 2 04 40 .. Campbell 1 0.1.2, Brown Johnson 3231. Totsls: 34 13.31 51, Nirald P$ STERLING GETS IN WORD OF ADVICE ,,. owe// by T• NØI.I Gearingupforltsearllest starting data in recant ar Sanford Youth BaseW Association, aInc., Y launch Its registration V a rally at the Sanford QVIC Center. Former major leaguers Dave Johnson and Wayne Granger are slated tospeakat the 7p.rn. rally. Icra will open at 6.30 to allow players to register prior - to the rally. The association Is taking over 11110 operation of the youth baseball program in Sanford this year, and also will launch a motnberi drive at the rally. membership "We would 111M to have all ph"ret MORN those Who we already ci their eats attend do rally," aid association E TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UP!) University of Alabama officials said today they would like to find out who was responsible for a fake telegram that resulted in a highly recruited Utah football player changing his mind about playing with the Crimson Tide. A spokesman for the school said he was told Chuck Ehin of Layton, Utah, had agreed to accept a football scholarship to play for Alabama Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant. But last week Ehin received a telegram signed B. Bryant, saying Alabama scholarships were no longer available. Ehin had already decided to go with his second choice Brigham Young University by the time Alabama recruiters got back in touch with him, said Thornton. - would like to have the op. t introduce the The little major lea gue season will open April 2, two weeks earlier than last year. I I The junior major league will l openAprll9,ead thepeewee league will open In mid May. If there was ever a Qndereila vict ory despite a 14-point "We just ditha't play our much as 16, but managed to "We decided to dart the bubdW tam fr performance by Horace game," said losing coach Dale regain composure In time to season alittle earlier than usual Cewdy, La. Howell to Roland. Ph iUIps. Rhahop Moore led by stave off a late lion rally, a to llow the all-star teams a t p little more time to practice The Hawks climbed 1010 the before they enter tournament finals of the Qua AMA, competition," said Taylor. District 9 tournament Friday &s .. w.ii i w con. night with a 6643 victory over Aideft boating an Invitation spruce 0141k. dkw tournament on the , The tournament favorite, lI(JU1Y as part of the Milnhirid, continued to loom activities. The : No.1 on anford i e National League . victory over Gainesville. IIU oiuu &..iue American aut4gh Tonight's ni.i.iuuiwP.i.u...0 .. Would perduals HI& a= Ui U tolifihiflotht, Wu Paola hasaiso been Invited to: tb. ftwag=mt Is Spruce Creek and DeLind IOu8ns S begins at 6:30. Bawbisib and baseball cards autographed by Johnson and:; Claric MIDCIY V.. Greigir will be given away: LakeHowell victory by laHh Tuesdeyfllg ?*ckzninga drawing a pair ofl.e throws is the j at the conclusion of the rally.; secondstoassure Howell TheusoclStIonwlll aliOhoId. 17th In 30 games. a drawing far a color television,, bow are we going w beat JUNIOR TRAVEL black & WMe television and CS ; W L Mainland? asked Howel l ' radio as part of a two moigh. Daytoni Beach 7 1 coach Greg Robinson to no on. Hill t0111414212149 t0111414212149 delve Tickets for: Holly Lyman in particular after his team's .• 2 that deawing will be avallable Lake Brantley s iInspiring victory. . at the rally. Oviedo 1 6 "well, we got this far, maybe LakiHowsfl -& 0 7 little fa4her " JviisrVa Deyton. SIaCI $ 0 Meanwhile, on the other side ,, ' f //J// otown, another Seminole Molly 2 County five w packlag Its °vlio 3 4 hIpiidll&ti,a.On. Was a St MIDDLE SCHOOl. LEAGUE the Clue MA DIstrict $ LIkIVIW 7 Ovieedo 'V 6 56 ___ , - Giants Sign Day. Roberts - - Roberts, a veteran moundsman who was 6-8 in 35 games for Chicago last season. They also invited to camp another veteran hurler, Tom Griffin, who was 3-4 In 24 games with the California Angels last season. Durbano Faces Suspension 0 j. 2 Mflwi 1 ' JV*'Vinl'- degree. Public rviatkNs aids Mickey Morabh of the Yankees, bowever, Is researching the riquid and 11111101114 come up with the ., rigid patcher. Tus awHla _____ __ ____ y saw Jha Páeorofthe Q. I r '-us 1al.spla ying T'.gu, OVIUO , (15): KIiiing.p 5 *ølond ii, Piliflif 13, M.11r2. IuLfl3,Wards.Totaie$ 70 07 ;;IIU*Wcb with victories,' MIIWIS -• -.• OP 150005 460 1 01 Hick" . Smith ii, i Tower 15 M iley 7. Formir U. Totals .116 29-30 51. "y GIRLS 0 - o Hopeful Meh'th Milton and John Stagliano CatTy 8emlnole Co y hs op Into the final day; Of the stat, high school; wrestling tournament being; staled at the Lyman High gym today South Seminole NEW YORK (UP!) Steve Durbano of the St. Louis Blues has been suspended for Thursday night's game with the New York Islanders, pending a hearing In Montreal with Brian O'Neill, executive director of the National Hockey League. Durbano was Invo)ved In a fracas with the New York Rangers' Nick Fotlu Wednesday night and made an obscene gesture to the Madison Square Garden crowd after being ejected from the game In the third period. aglian orupaIi -!•, ' __ ' . -, - j An ki1Le s nwding of . .. NEW YORK (UP!) Three sportscasters, Ed Ingles, Spencer Ross and Sam DeLuca, will cover the New York Jets for WCBS News - uito, wn In puaid Class while ha the 1fti4 - (1'iilhStTy his heis ilititeled 4 3 for7p.m.TIw1q ilit t 12 Cuir Mark David EM. . .. '- MINCEY GETS OFF SHOT president and general manager of hi Is ___ Won #A I wMe Ihe I DESPITE FOUL at .. 0 em Ten. (lJPI) p 0 is at ure roves iS. - 1 1itIciu for the 2,661 pr--Is. 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For years Dr. Morgan has been one of the strongest players in the area. This week's player one of the owners Averyfitplayerwhoplaysasteadybaseljnegarne,hejsprobably player In Sanford in his age group. the best . Tip of the Week: Save all those old balls. Don't throw them away. Keep a large basket full around to take with you when you go to play. Go 15 or 20 minutes early and practice your serve. By hitting a couple of hundred several times a week, your serve will . - - B.com.s Sports t - r - - •r. - a. -. ............ •. . -............ S. - - Leon Spinks, South African's Kallie Knoetze and Gerrie Coetzee and John Tate, a one- round knockout winner over Bobick last Saturday. But while Holmes hopes to reunite the championship under his domain, he doesn't expect to escape the shadow of All. "AS long as All is around, for the next 10 years people will Duane overlook Larry Tolmes," said Holmes. The matter at hand, however, is Holmes' meeting with Ocasio, who has nine knockouts in 13 bouts, all victories. But Holmes, eight years older and unbeaten himself in 29 fights (20 knockouts) is hardly concur- ned. • fight the guy next week, that's how ready I am'," Holmes said. Holmes, his 29, will be making second title defense. Ue knocked out European champ Alfredo Evangelista in Vegas Nov. 10. Las - - VWCI• WI Pro Basketball . - P%IIa ow O*rabo 0111111 New Jrley Rschie& loft esk$.schib' 115N11 New York record alas dral. WRAP Coal ___ ____ 10 19 .515 35 21 so 6 - 35 35 117 5 14 31 417 14 as is w ca,. as 3625 35 is At 2 X si DIV111110111 Pail Ilunderion scored two SM "baidooddodmonedwto Hsuslsn AtiStla 35 10 As 4 lead Bmmiam to a ow CIa.uskid 25 33 417 35½ ctory over Wpeg Alas vi 35 37 .353 134 I1 - 1,l acor.d two goals, New Orlas 35 43 .317 17 Wilts. 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SIA 43, Bthny Ni, 32 UTEP 79, Sn to St 66 West Boise St. 95, Idaho 50 Carroll 76, N. Mont. 71 California 71, Oregon 62 Ida. Coll 53, W. Bapt 71 San Fran 72. Ppprdine 69 Snta Cira II, Lyla Cal. 16 S. Cob. $2, West. N.M. 69 - Brobei'g $ Ign.d 11 Eye Orchid Handicap L Phoenix at Atlanta New Orleans at Cleveland Milwaukee at Denver Sunday's Games New York of New Jersey, aft. Golden State at Wish. att. Houston at San Anton, aft. Cleveland at Chicago, aft. Phila at Denver, aft. Boston at San Diego, aft. Portland at Detroit Seattle at Kansas City Indiana at Los Angeles First Jr. Co llege rankings for men's tennis In the state show two Division IV teams, Dade South and Palm Beach, ran ked nwnber4. and 2. South has the strongest team In its history and is an overwhelming choice for the state and national title. South is said to be better than even the University of Miami. Palm Beach recruited three brothers f rom Argentina at mid-term and look very strong. SCC is ranked third with Pensacola 4th, Manatee 5th By United Press Isteruatloesl NHL Standlns Improve greatly. By United Press International Bobby Smith and Steve Tiger Campbell Conference 6.50 Payne contlnued thelrlmpreau- 1 MormT Good" Patrick Division 3.00 Transactions slverookie seam Frldaynight Q(1.ns,.4.,p(7.l)332.,e,T(7.,. W I T Ph. NY Islanders 37 1010 SI Friday by scoring one goal apiece and 51 311.9. Time 31.73. NY Rangers 32 15 6 70 P'.rlb Race, $.15D, Baseball rung the Minnesota North Atlanta 3 Wendigo 32 22 6 70 Atlanta - Sold pitcher Mike 21.10 440 310 Stars to a 2-2 with the JO. are" 2$ 1513 55 Davey to Seattle for an undisclosed S.0 us PhIadelpIla .,$ Ala"Betty Smy*s Divlt1s amount to make room q. their 50. Plwis6.35 ,:....... 11L,Ps.1 41 54vve . . W 1.. T-55s. man er,saw'tres, er,er ou,u.. .,yqs.s. Mlrmeiotaopened thescorthg )0414 Chicago 1125.15. Time 31.15. 23 2510 35 first baseman Mike Lum who was M11:l5ofthe first period when NEW YORK (UP!) - As far Vancouver 15 31 5 47 signed last week as a Ire. agent, Fifth Ron, s.1s,, 1.40 3.00 2.10 5*. Louis 13 35 I 34 Cincinnati - Signed third Smith the overall No. 1 4 Kukemonga as Larry Holmes Is concerned, D' 12 40 I 32 baseman Harry Splimande to a one 4.20 3.10 Colorado selection In the amateur draft 3 all that talk about the 1 Ho Hum Dan Cferuic, Conference year contract. 3. tipped In defensemnea Brad Q (34) 12.101 P (4.3) 23.441 T (44. heavyweight boxing title is Norris DIvisle., Hockey Maxwell's shot from the point 11 35.55. Time 31.25. W L T Ph. Detroit Recalled goalie Jim silly. Montreal s-is. A: 10 10 I N Baxter from the inlernationl for his 25th goal of the season. S Nancy's5I*Th1, Holmes, the World Boxing Best 25 26 I 9.00 3.40 2.50 Los Angeles SI Hockey League. Allarta's Ken Houston scored 2 White Rolls Council's heavyweight chamPittsburgh 21 23 $ 9.50 1.00 on a rebound off Bob Mirdath's 4 Wright Bahia IS 32 9 43 6.40 Washington pIon, Friday dismissed promot(35) 21.11, P (52) 17.41: 1(5.2. DetroIt 13 3114 40 shot to knot the game 1-1 at ft 4)Q404.15. er Bob Arum's plans for an Weaver Ponders Time 31,37. Adams Division close of the second period, and elimination tournament to 54veffi Race, W C: W L T Pti. Bobby Lalonde gave the 4 Cactus Dibble 1610 76 5-Man Rotation 7.10 3.00 210 Boston choose a successor to Muhwu. 4.60 3.00 Toront o 24 2311 SO Flames the lead early in On 6 Wright Flame mad All, who holds the World S Manatee Dodls 23 2311 57 30 Buffalo MIAMI (UP!) A five-mailBoxing Association's version of third period when he was lit UP Minnesota 23 269 53 0(44)12.15, P (4.6) 3f.41 't pitching rotation was by a centering pass from 5) $441 Friday's Results ..Time 35.15. the heavyweight title. mind of Baltimore Orioles Minnesota 2, Atlanta 3 1115% Race, 5.16, a Uneinate Willis Piett. "If that's his tournament then Philadelphia 5, Cob. 3 4 Legal Hassel 4.00 3.00 2.20 Manager Earl Weaver Friday it's got Payne got 11* improving 7 Signal to be No. 2," said Sa Sat-day's Comes 6.00 3.00 as the team officially opened NonthStarsthetlewhsnhe beat 1 lad Crash Detroit at NY lsindrs, aft. Holmes, who Is not included in spring training. NY Rangers at Toronto Flames' goalie Dan Bouchard 0(4.7) 19.45g P (4.1) 31.711 1(4.7. Arum's plans, "because I'm the Atlanta at Minnesota Blessed with what Weaver No. 1. I'm better from up close at 11:66 for Its 1) 55.55. Time 3115. than anybody St. Louis at Montreal N HIS" Race, ~. i called "the bust pitching staff in out there, Including 12th goal. Buffalo Washington All. I know 1 Cot.e 14.10 9.40 5.00 the AmE'1CSfl Chicago at Pittsburgh Atlanta Coach Fred S Two Flips sso 3.10 I can beat any of their guys. Boston at Vancouver sn.wo. manager will be trying to find 530 Q'-lgtdon thought___ the Fl-es, 2 Q(14)37.41,p(1.$) "But that's all right. The Phiba at Los Angeles ise.ss ,y .s. spots for all his talented people ow w t's who otdshd M1n_eeota 3644, 3) 6371*11m• kn ha going on. Svdiy'i Games -M P.M. 35. hurlers. There were no ab. The people know who the best NY bsindrs at NY Rangers "had the better chances," but TIl* Race, 5.16, A: Montreal at Washington aences as 18 pitchers and four 5.00 3.10 350 wasraslgnedto the deadlock- $ RilphC*nt fighter is, said Holmes, who Pittsburgh at Chicago Adventurer 750 catchers reported for camp. which lifted his clad) Into a was in town to promote his Colorado at Detroit 500 secoodjilace Us with the wige 0(2-1)1O.WaP(I.32 Is.ss:y(s.t. March 23 bout in Las Vegas New York Rangers In the 5)473.41. Time 31.35. Sh. against Ossie "Jaws" Ocasio, $evSi* Race, 115 C: Patrick Dividosa. the unbeaten 21-year-old Puerto S Dizzy Duffy 15.10 33.50 5.00 The North Stars are now only 7 CesCIndy Rlcanwhoearnedatltleshotby 6.20 2.30 Editor 1.00 four points (5549) behind 3 Retire Dennis outpointlng Jimmy Young 0(1.1)17.15, P (5.7) 410.35g 1 (5.7. .ecoadplace Toronto In PAWTUCKET, R.I. (UPI) twice. FrIday 3) 1311.0. TORe 31.15 City Ualv. Of Now York Adams Division. TlIm Eggs- i..n. Julie Dalton of the Pawtucket Since Ali s exneetnd In rot irø Evening Times has become the In the only other NHL same 7 $urflreChriofl35.00fl0026.30 semi-pleas soon without making another Queens $4. CCNY 72 Shifty Sharon 7.10 16.40 Filad,Ipld..beat Colorado, 64. 21 ND's first woman sports editor of a defense, Arum has proposed a ii. StIffn 77, Bitlyn 61 WIzard 9110 Sea Silt Ceafereecs daily newspaper in Rhode tournament which Includes In the World Hockey Aaiocha0(1.1) 135.44: P (1.1) i55.$5 y ( First Iliad Island. tion, Birmingham trounced 11) 241141, Time 1032. former heavyweight champ UNC.Chor 71, Go. St. 9 A 4435i Hoeft $344,114. Winnipeg, 9-1, New England iav,Iv' g n.im. AT Midlasisre Cealersace defsad Quebec, Edmonton topped Qncbmati, 3Howard SL Del. St. 5) 1. NSA S?snIImse N. C. AlIT 77, Mrgn St. 43 Sy UISII Press la$sr.atlspst Flyers 8, Rechius 3: last BMWs CsuIwce Babson 55, Unhaj 30 flrd.peniod goals by Rs(giS AItastle Olvisiss Columbia 41, Princeton 53 Leach, Al Hill and Tom 1. Nat 52, Lasts'n P.15 W L P69. 5$ s ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) The New York Mets jumped the girn on spring training by holding a workout Friday mor' nlng, one day before the official reporting date for pitchers and catchers. "You've got to like the enths'wi of those guys," Manager Joe Torre said in .*pIaInIng the decision. of them hay, been here for several weeks and are anxloia to get started." - be said. lasssMndllB elbee adIsrd b wehar * faitlmlJ,ai uIl pr we an We* =M" odiolion On of the lerg ha the twalny. ales valuable, he alt n to mn to watch, G'jp, who Uves with Ma piA be ___ alt New Bogiad aid in ben GragS HOWl be 1eiinl 4; 1 i1i Nh d*ust itVii Is Hill "The elder p.uats .sys 'Iviiy t ti MIS, wa iirs s upate up Ma Of ss $ers helter" G--i- alt ____ 'j" -Ma Rise Howl bed chi* bsui Hckot aid Xudw of FL, . ' i eat,... am #6 batter tsr the csil.d.r, ()no ' d 1h pri ''risavatlen, bat IV i --.-• uais.Pat, hasNmteiIl am som win be ML 1b MA 1111111WWWO ad ow~ IdL to mikeths, ---- FRIDAY NIGHT First Race, 1.16.0: 3 Karen's Fox 7.20 2.50 2.10 S Definitely 3.50 2.50 6 BanjoBili 3.10 G(3•S)II.SI;T(3.M)111.II,Tim e 32.55. Second Race, S.16,C, I dc's Gene 5.50 4.00 3.00 6 Fire Gamma 3.30 3.10 4 Wright Chirri Q (5-I) ISM; (54) 47.le, T ($4. 41 312.10: DO (34) 32.11. Tim. 31.57. Third Race, S-l5M: 1 Alert's Doug 24.50 13.00 5.30 Gorence lifted Philadelphia Wash ine 0 Pinto by Tom Vincent MIKE SMITH GETS IN HIS CUTS College Basketball Name Radio Team Jets '- w" H Is LI. nlgi*.bancieci. Hea be "tier from the rigid aide, too, -- A __a Lk ..AJ kiM J*Itir VinUy 'WU '. 1usawipis $owsver, the (ieleV plicideg ace plays Ismis as a soMiçaw SOUth s.mlnop, scaesebedas't wad$.tabe any me,sortj,igig T'.ius Øvekler. He's such a tarrc etMete t the trIr' Was no obiun. He 1 to serve rf' -& bewever. Mow'. Herald - Melton . _____ YOU tuammioummawpwotymgmdmmc~d*Add major leaugue 4aIaicIes don't break dnlkeotda down to that . One of the most prestigious tennis teaching positions In the United States has been landed by a Seminole Community Cotleg player Mike Smith. Starting In May, Mike will be one of two assistant pros at Forest Hills Tennis Club, New York. That's right, Forest Hills. The name Itself Is one of the most respected and well-known in tennis. The U.S. open tennis tournament was, until two years ago, played at Forest Hills. It has long been known as one of the very best tennis' clubs in the world. The chance to work there Is a chance In a lifetime for the young pro. Smith was red-shirted on this year's varsity team at SCC. Smith is fl and hails from Mel bo urne, Australia. He was recruited to. come to Seminole because of his tennis playing ability and has, Indeed, made his mark In area tennis circles. A great ta ctician on the court. Mike probably has more savvy than most players his age. Mike's real st rength In tennis, though, lies in his ability to teach the game. A great instructor with lots of patience with beginners and the insight to be a great help to in termediate and advanced players. Mike has taught In the past at Holiday Hills in New York and at Harder Hail Tennis Resort in Sebring. Trinity's Prep's No. 1 player on the girl's tenn is team, Mary. Dinneen won the state hard court championshi p for girls age 14. Mary is an 8th grader and is the daughter of Dr. & Mrs. James B. Dinnen of Winter Park. SCC women's team if off to a slow start wi th two 8-1 losses to Daytona Beach community College and St. Petersburg Commun ity Coll ege. These are two of the strongest teams In the state. and the SCC girls are sure to benefit from this good competition. tie CAM GRANDE, Aria. (UP!) The San Francisco Giants have signed lefty Dave L . Smith To Forest Hills . J I ' SANP0100ILANDO tars - -- 4 Dog Racing S Blalock Back By One win 3 - Rally ST. PETERSBURG (UP!) Veteran Jane Blalock carried a two-stroke lead over third-year pro Connie Chillemi Into the second round of play in the $75,00 LPGA's Orange Blossom Classic today. By LARRY CASTLE HELSCOREBOARD - Sunday, Feb. 25, 179-9A Tennis Anyone? By United Pres International Chicago, 111102, Sin Diego The Washington Bullets may edged Philadelphia, 117-116, be developing a three-headed I= Angels beat Boston, 113. monster at the center position which could breathe enough fire to make them the first NBA Nets ill, Trail Hisser, N: team in a decade to repeat as Bernard King scored 16 of his champions. game-high 31 points in the first Elvin Hayes and Bob Den- quarter as New Jersey raced to dridge combined for 58 points a 12.4 early in the first quarter, Friday night to pace the Bullets and was new headed. to a 132-110 rout of the Seattle Kiap 121, &M 112: SuperSonics, but It was the edge Otis Birdsong acored3l points in the middle which may have and rookiePhil Ford added 22 turned the game wound. points and 21 assists to lead "I don't judge how well I play Kansas Qty past Phoenix. on how well I shoot, I just want Jazz 111, Bells 166: to do the type of job I should Spencer Haywood led six New do," said veteran Washington Orleans players in double center Wes Unseld, who scored flgies with 25 points to lift the 17 points (Sorl from the Jazz pad Chicago. field), grabbed 13 rebounds and Qippers 1171 7$ere 111: added seven assists. Kermit Washington's three. And rookie center Dave point play with 35 seconds Corzine made Bullet fans forget remaining mapped a 114-114 ti. Mitch Kupchak's absence (out and powered San Diego over with an Injured Achilles ten- Philadelphia. don) with strong defense and Laken 113, Celtics 114: eight points. Jenail Wilkes, Lou Hudson "I feel a lot more relaxed and Norm Nixon combined for than I did earlier in the 66 points and Los Angeles season," the former DePaul tithed In the second half to star said. "(But) I'm still defeat Boston. pushing myself a little bit." Pacer, No Warners $4: Hayes and Dandridge spearRicky Sobers and Billy headed a devastating Washing- Knight combined for 43 poInts ton offense that featured seven as Indiana topped Golden State. double-figure scorers and 53 percent shooting from the floor. _-t'1.k 1.. 1k Mfl A -I I I I Iftiawuv UI M. LWZI, £CW Jersey ripped Portland, 11049, Kansm Qty beat Phoenix, 121112. New Orleans tooned - SYSA Standings Bullets Hot, Sics on Sorry - _____ - - Hoax Letter Bugs 'Bama oeamtt. rvives,, 66=63is l The two names at the top of the list at the halfway point of the $250,000 Los Angeles Open aren't exactly PGA big-name stars. But maybe Fuzzy Zoeller and Lon Hinkle, already winners on the tour this year and 1-2 on the 1979 money list, are headed in that direction. The long-hitting Hinkle, a 29-year-old Texan with a pleasant disposition, and Zoeller, a 27year-old pro from Indiana who likes to joke with galleries when he's playing well, forged to the front of the event at the Riviera Country Club Friday. Playing in the same threesome with Zoeller, Hinkle put together four birdies on his first nine holes and finished with a 2-under par 69 for a 36-hole total of 136, 6-under par. Zoeller had a 67 and was in second place at 137. not anaforthelg7, II H LOS ANGELES (UPI) __ I '1 Los Angeles Open Field iv, 'a HOOTS . he's played on, staring with Las Angeles, then going to the St. LeniaCarcknaja, backtoth Phillies In 77. LAA year was an off year at bat for T4 but I figure he'll be keid around because there's no assurance the big switch Pete Rose to fist base, Richi. Hebner from first to third, Schmidt from third to second will work out detansively. Q. Hew dies Terry Bradehaw if the Pfttburgh 8$eels rate ,with his Poem the ether quarterbacks of the Natheel FeethaU League? - G, N., 8eu, Pa. Fun ou th ask 01MI1111 Terry. I they adnitire do drenSli of his throwing arm End his physical tou*mn and But some of then we skeptical about his gambling tactics as a passer.Archie Manning, for me, col be can tbr conhow T 'allitall4intob"Voonscom tandIstaway with It's Bel say, however, that aft what he did last lenno, Bradeuiew does't have many detractors. ___ ay ssdM Ilehey Mas eat ha Ma .eer.or, udwhatsteickbiNiS1the_II?_RIbSd iargsll, MIIIactive, ruler, winning both games handily. &mlnofe'a hopes rest much In thit fwt I. 'J...l-.. basketball ha peison play than it did hi regular season. Florida JC had also beaten SCC twice In regular season. Friday's hero was Curtis Smith, who hit a shot at , buuer for the vbtnru His 19 points were tops 'for Raiders, who upped their overall record to 14-15 St St er ling pointed to the rebounding work of Kenny Brown as the key in the victory. Brown, who had 11 points, plucked off 11 rebounde. Game time tcmlgld at VCC Is 7:30. FLORIDA JC 6. Kemp 4 24 10, Phelps 1 2.2 4; ., Zoeller, Hinkle Leading Sign ups Tuesday.. Laing 4 4-4 112, Smith 9 1.2 it, 30 Well Since You Asked S anford Covington 1 3.3 11, Settler TOWS 21 qENINO IN BRIEF Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S .' - ------------- - -- * -- n S -- . - .. ---------------- . - �iSA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 25,49n I ...Economic Forecast -Li r- BUSINESS •, ____ - IN BRIEF • A GOP: 'It Was Black Friday'; White House: 'No Surprise' / OURSELVES •.: Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4 ( Continued From Page 1A) 79. "Central Florida's tourist ditlonal household, the third quarter's 2.2 percent growth of industry has frequently be residential meters documents referred to as a mainstay of the base of the region's economy. to ,me extent the pace of population migration into the This year, as in previous years, I the tourist sector has Vb East Central Florida area. every indication strongly contributed to both the "Thàe that the current pace of Income and employment of the population growth will be area. sustained ftougbout the rest of "With passenger traiflcatthe 1979, particularly in the lm International Airport up by portant population segment of almost 19.0 percent for the year / people under 65. The impending 197$, g oline sales growing at expansion of the area's anannual rate of6.O percent tbo economy Mould draw even tourist sector's contribution to -. more businesses and people the vitality of the economy can J into central Florida with an hardly be disputed. "However, as in past years, attending Increase In the the overall advance In the • for housing. T. E. Tucker (center), chairman of the board of Flagship Bank of Seminole, did demand "Indeed, fourth quarter activity level of the tourist the honors as Andrew Carraway (right) received a golf bag and W. A. Patrick an expansion of the dollar volume sector African Krugerrand (one-ounce gold coin of South Africa) to mark their of building permits suggests fourth quarter slowdown that ls retirement from the organization. Carraway left after about 26 years; Patrick, that e housing industry has characteristic of anticipated these trends. At no Moreover, since tourism Is 37. time since the peak of the highly correlated with the pace housing cycle In 1974 have of retail sales, their comhined single and multi4amlly housing impact Is substantial." —TOM GIORDANO starts been higher. ,,With housing vacancies below the 4.0 percent mark, ..'4w\ there can be little doubt that the houslngmarketsboUldCofltlflUe • its buoyancy at least through Sr'*lef ly - touth Seminole Optimists Is WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Republicans, blaming the nation's soaring inflation rate on the Carter administration's "bumbling," said the day should have been called "Black Friday." But the White House said the rise in prices Is not surprising," and Americans should make "some spefic sacrifices" to slow down inflation. The government said Friday the cost of living began 1979 with a whopping 11.2 percent annual rate - well over President Carter's inflation forecast. / - -- -, - AND OFF THEY GO... Deltona Chamber Banquet The Deltona Area Chamber of Commerce plans its fourth annual installation banquet Saturday March 3 at the Deltona Country Club, 1,500 See 'Mission' Homes Since Florida Residential Communities (FRC) opened Brandermill for sales at The Crossings in Lake Mary on Feb. 3, nearly 1,500 persons have been through the "California Mission"-style model homes and 20 contracts have been written. kl eceive Honor Club Award' 0' ';South Seminole Optimist Club received the honor Club award at the quarterly conference U1d in Tallahassee) as one of the top 10 clubs in Me state. The award was for the year ending in September during which Jack Devlin served as Club president. - Pan Freeman, secretary of the South Seminole nub, received the Distinguished Secretary ward, as did Ernie Butler, secretary-treasurer • or the Sanford Optimist Club. as Chamber Members Tour Lyman Career Center Pipe Plant Dance Classes Forming - -: The Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College Is offering a morning and :evening class In Dance-Exercise." • The morning class will begin Thursday, March - .8 from 10 to 11:00 a.m. The fee for this six week " class is $10. The evening class Is scheduled to begin on Feb. 27 and wW meet every Tuesday for eight weeks from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The fee for this class is $20.00. , For information, call the Leisure Time - Program at SCC. -' - _______ List October educators and students at Lyman High School were guests at the annual B-E (Business-Education) Day hosted by local busInesamen Oviedo Bank Elects Director _____________ • -. In Works • .-. (UPI)' --pj4 CITY, ,:' • —A plant to manufacture steel ---•pipe for the oil and gas In• •• • •dustries will be built at the Port A dozen local chefs will prepare their • of Panama City In -• specialties on Feb. 27 at an Epicurean Experience ; venture by two U.S. firms and • presented by the John Young Museum Board of • West German company, it was i'.: • , • announced this week. • Trustees in the museum, from 6 to 10 p.m. • - Reservations, made by check and for the first •:.. • •. • • Wolfgang Jansen, president '. of the Berg Steel Pipe Corp., 20 people only, cost $25 per person. For In•• • said initial plans are to produce nation, call the museum, 8967151. Send checks about 120,000 tow of __ pipe n- COMMENDED to the museum, 810 Rollins Street, Orlando, 32803. nually. Berg Steel Is affiliated Sanford native Robert M. with BergrohrCompanyof West Pullin, chief of staff for Germany. Other partners In GED Studies : civilian personnel for the venture are the Inter.....' continental Metals Corp. of us Army Health Ser- Seminole Community Coilge announces the -., North Carolina aiui western vices Command at Ft. - öxpansion of its G.E.D. study classes to Include Steel International of New Sam Houston, Tex., has won a certificate of ap- i -Saturday mornings. For the first time in this area, York. - students may study for their Florida High School Jansen said the new plant predation from the office - Diploma six days a week, Monday through would mean as much as 200 new of Secretary of Defense jobs for the Harold Brown for work %am .' ..Hours for the new Saturday morning session, as - reglonat coordInitor • ' location for our mill," said whichbpii Feb. 24 are 9 to 12 Noon. For in•.• of the Defense DepartJansen. "It Is sited at a formation, phone the G.E.D. office at Seminole • water port that will provide us ment's Priority Place. MId Herold --Community College. W1thtre!flefldoustraOdM1on. meid Program. tItT HAIGHT, CHAMBERITES STAN SPENCER, ALLEN KEESLER Epicurean Experience Anyone? a Edward H. Parker has been elected to the board of directors of The Citizens Bank of Oviedo, according to C.R. Clonts, board chairman and bank president. Parker, vice president of Parker Associates Inc., registered real estate brokers in Goldenrod, is a Goldenrod native and attended Oviedo High School. To repay the favor, the school called and E-B Day (Education Business) Day and invited members of the Maitland-South semi Chamber of __ merce to check out the Lyman Career Center. The Art Of Bonsai Exhibit Among demonstrations was one by Art Haight, Lyman occupational specialist who showed chamber representatives the Discover Computer. The art of Bonsai will highlight the weekend, March 24 and 25 as Seminole Nurseries hosts the sixth annual All-Florida State Bonsai Exhibit according to Gay R. Laubach, general manager and Bonsai specialist. The e'ihiMt Is held Inthe garden retail area of the "-' 'lbs career ceder enables ____ locate colleges aiid requirements and deals with job placement and Interviews and vocational training. Eck.rd Reports Record $$ Jack Eckerd Corp. has reported record results for both the first six months and the second quarter of its 1979 fiscal year. a Expanded j Students Exhibit Art Works Labor Drops Bid For Full Labor Reform IUIT FATE ROBERTS JAMES ALLEN CHANGES AT STERCHI'S Faye Roberts, who 3¼ years ago became the first woman manager In the 73-store Sterchi Furniture store operation when she took the reins of the Sanford store, has been promoted to manager of St.rckl's DeLand operations. She has been with the organization eight years. Replacing her at the newly refs'biob.dSanford store at ills S. French Ave. will be James Allen, a 1¼-year Sterchi veteran. •_______________________________ Herald Names Circulation Head ' Robed iavonbury has been named clrcthflsu manager of The Evening Herald and Herald Ad. vediner. - Javenbwy, 34,a 117$ graduate 1 8.iIa.l, - Cmmy College and the West"* 100010111 01 T.chaslngy in listen, •• • - • - r - auiota$.drciisUsi manager ii lb. Herald ftss 11741.1171 before leaving to ester lm in. swum bainess. Lsv.abury and kin wile lissome. have -I M. • lbN'Jr.,31I4,aadUv. in Dsky. IU*ERT WVINIIJ*Y Student art from two Central Florida colleges, in the form of two-dimensional drawings and paintings, is presently on display at the headquarters building of The Winter Park Telephone Company In Altamonte Springs. The exhibit, which will continue until AprIl 1, features art representative of class work from Valencia Community College and Seminole Community College with student exhibitors ranging in age from 18 to ) years old. Viewing hours are between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday £ •j('va'øv lvl1s4va 141&w.uth W4,Iu - The VCC student art is displayed under the directionof Mrs. Quentia Throin, Chairman 01the Art Department at Valencla West Campus, and BAL HARBOUR (UP!) that is narrow esou(htoconIe — Organized labor has thrown to a vote and yet broad enough In the towel — at least tern- tobe worthy 01 our support and porarily — on winning passe," the council said. cosigreadocal_paisage 01 a We're being very practical labor law rofonu hilL on that," said Meany at a news Instead, AFIrCIO fo11owIn the conference George Meany said the t.dsra. co action, noting the ton, working with the While present cosnpoaitioo of the House and key oomiosia1 allow labor to Senate would i ___ would try to aoeom _ badiers, accom___ the needed to plish_enactment of some nesrow — t would and a ____ not be held up by. a filibuster. "Tbe composition of the It was the fllibedar tactic — Senate has "gsd en this whers bor &Woa is dymigd by ticaiariisas" Mesny sai& parliamentary delays — that "I think we have five less prevented Senate rs WA Irisside than We had a year year, svsithoughamajoettycd ago." the body favored the legist'. 7% council old k bed no UO1* Illusions cosicerithig the diiThe NuI, aimed streviaiug the flcu)y 01 amending the NLRA 1$ NMIeal labor Heistions in any way, rngardiiu of how Act hian,rto make ft now for 1010011 to "A" "But we will ft* — step by and pov if omU7 — to usi _ ounpeda. from miug delayIng tactics ar _ collective be' rs go ,hedwm overwhelmIng well as to theoryIttheir la low 09 epprevaito the Homs. nooinsiUpa..4a _ Tb. *mimbsr APLCIO IrMs b* oulirtleg M100111" Council 1 Al data en la bor'assaqement j--- _a VrIcon. ay consultants that enc.uag. eadJngabbe c.g- ir to try to brink upeunciulul if the mussite unim rrsilecitheISth 'ut,bedIaglsa NO peuth 'i -y to America therikee, t.dey," the council a" £P "Tb 014109 wikwithi"-a in No*md to wpm" is tin d eppriprW. Mans) carnalIties, to putconclude its aid-elate' pm e.iaietr andimg M or Tdiy. - - Poet I" h bC ooIS __________________________ art Instructors Bill Long, Nancy Jay and Bob Polze. The SCC exhibit la under the direction of InstnxtorGradyKemsey I Fun ot -: - -• . •- N -- . - - -• • nutrition; - ByMEIZNDAEDMaTON HoaiCo,,gu Jan prescott-Elir", onc 01 tbree teachers In the Po nd in the Schools program In Snhoi, County enjoys her svoedlesi. "It's fun. It's ed even a Job," she said. n.IithM the duijS love her. - • ____ • -- .- W ddwa - - ---- at •- l." UIcs01a,*h$0wflle,ftlbaer4s5$gruds w "Me it 't he vring.Ws yene, Jane 111*4 omuujj. - SIL.. in tilMa 10 MaI to irili PSY" - a _____of •- - Ci Th. meeting In the (bena bInat7:3Op.m.1'hepl*inin!ttSd. -• - 1ll - - •- -•, • . yawn, — • Seat day ad i they can't any I Cal writs a " aid Jane. P' .P$to&he.kPr*en.whlckis ' - Photo by M•Inda a few pointers in writing poetry from Jane Prescott- IIned by the Florida Fine Ails Council and the N#' Fidowmed for the Arts with matched finds from Seminole County, Is to Istired students In pastry ad creative writing while allowing the pd time for writing and creative activity. Althwo this creative time is often taken up with student coofirinces imti.d, Jane maMN to Wilts new p.dkaJ worhe. "I 4t ever aE them to writs anything that I den't wrIsie,"aheadL1udedItothspsrgradsso(t.n her$Sre her wr*I, bat the 7OII MidIntS af1i $a words - "hepl.ck" ad --The Feb. LJ.A Oub out will feature James A. Pines, 'woiw th. South" Vohila Ropub&om Oi '- tiir hunlor and Ian. Ovsrwait.d wide sub as nice, cute, piety lbkhewWthSniZ$Il5hiuwtdindmuhl11Lv(Into$its RW - They are _COorIgSd to ad descrlive ad s jsdkm ad 1k ,a_, the ptoi. of onomatopoeia not 7111 Admis Open I*.abJkaj, M..tMa • Herold Robert Slckler Jr. gets Edison, one of the three teachers In the Poet In the School Program. riØvtd with mere on - • - ad mat e ent Jiued to her Iainn. They ore * .eaw Unueu mm 35 The speaker will be Mn. Qiariss MacNeil, s1tnd by Mrs. Parker Bitsor., - :. - riW Jane, a pod In her own A& with pabllehed poems In (lJ.g.e, New of AISII usv York Ajhok d locat - pgbrl,11a,teaches the cMien a they create their an sostri. Calls Meeting IA1 - wIOW11* students to Call me Jaea" said $ructlonal materlai. • - - will to thin'. Her leaching to not do"110100 people Persons, ugerested are asked to contact the imiversity $ Division of Cothiuing Edicatlion, 2752123. A $5 reØstratlon fee Includes in. Chapter • DAR -- - Sit at - ( . ' - The care and feeding of the body will be dissected by three experts Feb. 27 the University 01 Central Florida, where a special two,411ourprograrnwlll provide elm life. .Three areas will be ooviiiJ: the heart and - 4 , •,-\ - Body Care Program - . • ' free. - • C It nesday,Fth.28.ThebSfld,WflfOr1tsOIst nesday, Standing "rhythms and vibes", will perforrnat 11:00 a.m. In the SCC Fine Arts Theatre..The r1ormance is open to the public and admission - I I' The BethweCookman College Concert and Jazz band from Daytona Beach will be visiting edSeminole Community College (SCC) on Wed-- e T . CoII.g. Bond To Perform - P I Sunday, Feb. 23, 1979.-lB __ Jini .i4I veto - Pram .14.d tO s,aidrtinstoatherceeduss. She Sdmstsii Festival hashed her art displayed in the Winter Park Art and local showings. Jane, who brings her own library for the children to use with free form poets such as E.E. Cummings, encourages students to open up to poetry and read it while they are: Young. "They will find ltisa live not dead art," she staled. She would like to abolish memorization of poems. "A principal told me that he hates poetry, but that's just: because he was forced to memorize long stanzas of it,": Ji05 remremarked. She would also like to clear up some myths abo ut Petry.It is much more imrwt2nt for a m to havemeaning sound and rhythm an rhyme her dudentsto new forms ofpoetry. Janelluth hod a IouM time th.., between I1ih and Art (ie01theforma that abe recently shared with them was while A deiS M ItMains but fInallY pentium, a four stanza poem which repeats Lines in dii. - - msjeredtoMtIboei)oysprmskIngaMatclmpaadIOWA ___ �ill—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Feb. 25, 979 ,-•'— In And Around Longwood Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. /'- Sunday, Feb. 25, 197-38 Engagements Musician Invites Public H To 'First' Memorial Fes t The Hank Williams-Bob Wills Memorial Festival Is scheduled March 11., beginning at "high noon! Sponsored by John Wilson, the event will take place on SR427, by the old greenhouse, across from South Seminole VFW Pod SX7. The bill f fare, a la Jerry Hester, includes barbeque from both steer and pig, all for a $3 per person donation. Why a memorial festival to these two musicians? "These men were legends In their own time and lfeelthere should bea tribute paid them," said Wilson. Long-associated with music, having been a record producer and back-up guitarist In Nashville, Wilson has been known to do things in a big way. On Nov. 30, 1962, Wilson departed Indian River City on horseback, only to arrive in Balboa Island, Calif., on Mar. 24, 1963. "I left with $1.05 In my pocket and arrived with $30," said _______ Wilson, laughing. Entertainment for the festival will be provided by Clay Jenkins and Country Construction, Pepper and Spice, and other area talent. Also, If his schedule permits, Kirby "Sky King" Grant will serve as emcee. Wilson hopes In the near future, providing this first event Is mcess, to bring In talent from Nashville. Once again, this year First Federal of Seminole, located at SR 434 near US 17-92 In 'ail Wife Protests Irritating Habit Of Husbands Boss DEAR ABBY: I have written an open letter to my husband's boss. Because I'm sure many other wives could have written It. I hope you wUl print it in your column. Dear Mr. Boss: I want to protest a very irritating habit you have: vaiwlg my LI... nuuwIu all,a L......._ flume At all bourn and on weekends to discuss business with him. U it were urgent, I wouldn't mind, but it Is obvious that you only want to hear yourself think out loud and need my husband as a sounding board. (This was very flattering to him—at first—. Then he found out that youdothe same thing with your other employees.) Iwork hard, too, and when we get home, we look forward to haying a quiet dinner and a rel*xlng evening together or with friends. But we hardly get settled in before you phone from the office or your car, and prOceed to tie my husband up for half an hour to an hour. You have interrupted bridge games, important discussions, an4 ü*rialed on too many other tIgi to mention here. You have called just as we were leaving for a social engagement, causing us to be embarrassingly late many Vouare known to boa workaholic. Evenings and holidays are all the same to you. Just because your work Is ywAr whole life, don't assume thit your employees have riotidag else In their lives but their jobs. My husband is conaèlenflous and sodock watcher, but his thasathemoisbisown, and yeuhaveno right to expect tobe on call for business can. versaticms 24 hours a day. I have asked my husband to talk to you—man 10 man—but he's afraid you might fire him, and that would be a hardship for our family at this time. I'm not signing my name, but if this applies to you, Please change your ways. You are fair and generous and kind, and it it weren't for this one fault, you would be a terrific boss. ThE WIFE OF YOUR EMPLOYEE Continued From Page 13 down, but required more of the illustrator's time. The highly successful children coloring is not as true and must have special beautiful as in "Jonathan's qualities. Park confirms Friends," which was thin: "Dad was a very presented to the publisher remarkable guy. He was "camero-ready;" ftve4one of the few people who housand copies have never seemed to lone his already been sold. faith In other people. He One copy has certainly also seemed to start from been enjoyed by Park's the promise that people are children whom he says are honest, and would deal with "enormously creative...him the way he dealt with little gold mines of creathem." tivity. They are a source of "Mother Is an abinspiration to me." solute ... I don't know how to "I hope I can resist the describe what l want tosay temptation to push than about her," Park says of Into art or wltlng...11keiny his 76.yearuold mother. He Dad. Iwant them to do pauses, reflects..., ____then what they want." continues. "Her example of But be keeps finding little faith Is so strong and poems "punched out remarkable...was exeze laboriously on my mplified mph ted when Dad died typewriter ... or on the two years ago. She became chalkboard" by Anne. the pillar of strength. __ wiso always seems of having to be ntngi to have. poem comforted, she comforted around In her mind. other people." Area residents will have A graduate of the U. of a chance to become better Florida (Bachelor of acquainted with Park on Design in 1969), Park also Marth3 when hewlllbethe attended the School of guest speaker at the Visual Arts In New York Author's Luncheon City. He dill goes there two sponsored by Seminole or three times a year, County Association of and to Rollins College, _____ Media Specialists. Limited wh.r. h. ,rthIna. In reservations are still the annual Writer's Canavailable through MM ference. R. Haigh at Bear Lake "l don't kno a writer who Elementary School Longwood, is holding a free tax Feb. 18 at South Seminole VFW Pod $307 and Ladies Auxiliary. service. District 18 Commander Sponsored by AARP and NRTA, any senior citizen 55 Huley Hart hosted a jolxg years or older may receive free session at 10:30 a.m. Special help with income tax returns, guest was Cecil Brant, stat This special service Is offered quartermaster. Following aroast beef dlimer every Thurdays, from 9 a.m. District 18 President Cathy until noon. until Anr. 15 Howard opened her meeting with the various ladleS Sam and Nancy Bennett of auzflharies. Special guest was Devonshire are enjoying the Evelyn Had, state chaplain, company of Nancy's brother, also of the ladles auiiilary to Bill Wall, his wife, Hallie and VFW Post 8207. their 2-year-old daughter, Nancy. The First Pentecostal Church "It's quite a thrill to have a of Longwood Is holding its 21st goddaughter named after you," anniversary celebration on said Nancy. The Wall family recently Sunday, Feb. 25 For members of the moved to Montogomery, Ala., _____ in congregation, Sunday school where Bill Is staff assistant charge of student assistance for will be at 10 am., followed by a the Alabama Commission of birthday party for all Sunday school members. Special guest Higher Education. "I think "little" Nancy was a Is a.60 foot banana split bit overwhelmed by Matthew Following dessert Is a covered and Travis but they have all dish luncheon at 12:15 p.m. In the afternoon, and open to adjusted rather well," said the public, are various musical Nancy, sighing. and speaking events. Beginning On Sunday, March 4, there at 1:15 p.m. is gospel and will bea cancer benefit at South congregational singing. Special Seminole VFW Post 7 and guests will be the Maranatha Choir from Maranatha PenLadies Auxiliary. tecostal Church In Sanford. Beginning at 2 p.m., a meat Following the music Is Rev. loaf dinner with all the flxlns William Connell, Superin. Will be served for a $2 per tended of the Florida District, person donation. Included in the days activities Is continuous from Ocala, who will deliver an live entertainment, an auction anniversary message. I'd like to share with YOU and other special events. Recipient of the benefit Is something unique about t: ___ Brice, brother of Vann church. Rev. Ruth Granl, William pastor, is the original mlnIst Brice of Longwood TV. and has been "preaching 'kr. The District 1$ meeting of the 21 years. She Is the wife o1 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Longwood City Commissioner: Ladies Auxiliaries was held on J. R. Grant. NATIONAL HEAD VISITS SANFORD ESO CHAPTER KATHRYN SIMS Sims - Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Davis E. Sims of 104 Sand Pine Lane, Longwood, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathryn Gail, to Terry Vern Kelley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Kelley, 2231 Lynn Drive, SW, Marietta, 'Ga. Born in Orlando, the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mr! and Mrs. U.A.Joklpof75 Ohio Ave.,DeLand,and Mr. and Mrs. LII. Sims, ON Driver Ave., Winter Park Miss Sims Is a June, 1973 graduate of Lyman High 'School, Longwood, where she was a member of Keyettes. She was graduated from Mercer University, Macon, Ga., in May, 1977, where she was a memberof Phi Mu, Kappa Delta Epsilon and was Sigma Nu Sweetheart. She is employed In special education of mentally retarded children. • Her fiance, who was born Marietta, lathe grandson of Mrs. Christina Yates of Roocvlfle, Ga. . He is a 1973 graduate of Osborn High School. Marietta, where he was the senior class president and State Beta Club vice president. He Is a May, 1977 graduate of Mercer University where he was a member of Sigma Nu,, Blue Key and Gamma Sigma Epsilon. He currently attends 'edlcal College of Georgia. The wedding will be an event of June 16, at Asbury Methodist Church, Maitland. IT. DEAR ABBY: I have always admired you for admitting your Jrrors and % 1ng your limp., but don'tbsao quick toknuckle DEAR ABBY: Four years under. Having written "from ago Iwrote to you about the whence" you apologized all man I had been living with for over the five years. He had been place because the word "whence" means, "from what separated from his wife eight place, from what source, from years, but they were never what origin, etc."... thus you divorced. I kept hoping he have written, "from from whit would gets divorce so we could be married, but he found one No big mistake inmy book. I excuse after another. have read "from whence" In You told me you doubted ifhe the Roman Catholic Ut*rgy would ever divorce his wife. (Apostles' Creed). "He Well, Abby, you were right. He ascended Into heaven, FROM never did. But as It turned out, a WHENCE He shill corns to divorce wasn't necessary judge the living mid the dead." because she died two years ago. QNYOURWZ Abby, I have ham living with IN CHICAGO this man nine years, and than isnore.on why hs can't marry me now. DEAR ON: 1, My problem isthathelsstill, bd an A. a,in.iy — finding excuses. I have been a £kfkam be .umewbst leN IN" inqk4 bib as wffs.to him In every way all these years and I wait the of iiI4uI aP ir in Jda security that goes with hems a J. lWin ii k Area Kids Filmed For TV Show Cuaelberry makes the big party. Sheridan. Mark Corns placed 4th place in Jan James in Tallahassee last He had a most unusual birSemnoran Skateway was the LENDA the 1O-year-olds; and A . G. weekend. thday cake. It was decorated Happy Birthday to Mrs. Bob scene of network cameras for EDMISTON Canady received third place in While there, Dan attended the with a BMX bike track like the (Marie) Noble and Mrs. Maxine lberry the filming of "Kids' World." desIgn quarterly date board meeting one he races 0L Draut. pondent The television show will air In of the Optimist Club. He was Tommy didn't waste any time two week,. 5020 Dan and Joan Freeman 222 honored with the Dist inguished before he was out on the track A bout one third of the new Tb. 13-year-old Deni Swift, Carriage Hill Drive and Secretary Award for his work at Horseman's Park with members Inducted into daughter of Shirley and Russell children, Arty and Christy, during the last year in the South new racing bike and equipment. Theta Kappa Honor Society Swift of Winter Park, skated a at visited Joan's cousins Torn and Seminole Optimist Club The very next day he won Seminole Community College waltz with her partner Chris of Carole and Frank Deluca first trophy with It. It was last week came from our Santo. looks though her big skates his third time out on the only track Casseberry Prearea. "It was strange being in- weigh nearly as much as she and he won second place. requisites for joining the terviewed by someone my own does! "He's quite a boy," said hissociety for part-time students age," she said of her 12-year-old Her parents drive her to the proud father. "There's not are a 3.6 grade point average interviewer, rink five days a week and she much he won't try to do," after completing 24 credit hours Deni, who has had some skates about 20 hours a week. Lancaster remarked. "Most of and being presently enrolled in ballet and tap dance training, "Yes, I do get tired of It," she the kids in the neighborhood 6 hours. co has only been skating for 1 admitted, but there is nothing and at his school respect him." A fuilime student must be years. You'd have to see her she would rather do. he added. enrolled in 12 credit hours, have graceful skating to appreciate You'd never believe it if YOU His accomplishments on the a 3.4 grade point average after that. saw her skate, but 1 years ago track that Sunday are even completing 12 credit hours. She and others like her In the her ability was limited to more remarkable since Tommy Dr. Anita Harrow, Director of Skateway Skating Club, who skating frontwards and back- was in the hospital with Affairs spoke on the ,t'1l!.0 were filmed, are a tribute to wards, according Soft , sheer fabrics In Cult to dehydration only the week Academic ); L "Future of Man, Burden of bard work and ddosmlnatton. Doug Moyer, a before. bloom with pretty peace," President of SCC, Dr. telL S rtwat*a, wrapThey don't get Interested in national chanp1on. According to Lancaster, his Earl Weldon administered the anyt hing else because they arounds, draped shapes. son, who has been riding a twO pledge. Each new member don't have time. Skating ls thelr 7 The style exactly right Tommy Lancaster, son of Mr. wheel bike since the age of first love, • you. and Mrs. Les Lancaster of 680 three, has done better In school received a candle and flower. )' t Those Induct ed from our area It wouldn't be fair not to give iris Road, had a big birthday since he began the bike racing, area are: Mary Bloomingdale, . some credit to the Parents, who celebration, because he knows he has to Suzzanne Chapman, Susan ..• pay for lessons and skates and Besides his mom, dad, keep his grades up in order to Detter, William Giefeler, Vicky k'lvethem topractice. Dee-Dee grandmother, Mrs. T.C. participate in the sport. Lambert, Marc I.ampe, :1Deluca skated her free-style (Virginia) Lancaster of Oran ge Lancaster is sold on bike Richard Mesiano, Michael .1 routine for the filming. "I was City; and sisters, Lana, Lela, racing. He is even thinking on Williams and Claire Wright. nervous," admitted the petite and Stacy, more than 25 f riends getting equipment for his 2 Congratulations on your 12-year-old. The 45 lb. daughter came out to his sixth birthday year old daughter, Stacy. "It is academic success! safe as anything, because all I bikes are Inspected and they The Wekiwa District of the are required to wear helmets Cub Scouts met III at Don Reid and elbow pads," he said. Ford in Maitland for the fifth news again I one litti9 ad... 12 iim two aewsp.pen .... tbe £veelig$SVa(eN Tuesda y) SOW *eNSIa Advrtiser (an Thriday) aedywreac..... *rwblg markets.... Ner* $s.*wsst W 4-H Pet Show W ers Listed annual Grand Prix Race last Mrs. Jeannie Kerr Larch of Saturday. inn Piney Ridge Road, is trying Five boys front Puck 540 to locate members of the brought home trophies. Mike A 441 sponsored Dog Show Allison Aurbeck, Individual 4-H Ian High School graduating Peeples placed 4th in the 8was held at the Seminole Club Member, Yellow Ribbon. class Of 1964. year-old division; Brian Kelley County Agricultural Center Pd Class-Good Grooming & Because married names have received the Tall Ender trophy grounds. Ttüshow ended asix- Conformation winners were: I. changed and people have week Dog Care and Training Kathy Mueller, Bear Lake moved she Is having a difficult in the 9-year-olds and in the Course taught by Merge Malich Bunch, Blue Ribbon; 2. Tammy time. The class's 15th reunion parent-son race, Brian Owens and his dad, Ed received 3rd Of Winter Springs. Patty, Individual 4-H Club is planned for July , place and Scott Dyer and his The top four placthgs in each Member, Red Ribbon; 3. She has requested that dad, Kenneth came in 5th place. class received a large rosette Raymond Green, Lucky anyone having any addresses or Pack 540 will be honoring ribbon. The 4-H members Charms, White Ribbon; and 4. information on the graduates of boys and leaders for their acplaced as follows: Handling Allison Aurbeck, Individual 4-H '64 please call her at 8345378. complislunents of the year at Clam. Basic Obedience - 1. Club Member, Yellow Ribbon. their annual Blue and Gold Ann IAdO , Geneva SaddleNew officers of the Happy Banquet to be held at 6:30 pm. Virgicia Delaney of Winter Senior Citizens will be Installed Ups Blue Ribbon; 2. Raymond at the fellowship hall of CornGreen, Lucky Charms, Red Park, judged the Pet Class and Friday, March 2 at Pod 183 munity United Methodist Ribbon; $.Robth Bullock, Trail Shirley ReilyfSanford, judged American Legion building in Church on Monday, Feb. 26. Blamrs, Whit. Ribbon; and 4. the HandlingClass. Fern Park. From Pack 251, Jeff Moore Russ Miller, past president of a 4th in the 9-year-olds; the South Seminole Senior Citizens, will preside over the 2 installation, which will follow the 1:30 p.m. business meeting. According to Molly Steudle of 420 Kentla Road, th' Happy The Woman's Club of 8mi1omi Sara Tatum, Lucille Behrens, Senior Citizens .ad a partleipetad In the Drict vu Laurin* Messenger, Dolores tremendous time In Ft. Thrlds Federation of Women's lAsh, Estell, Davis and Dottle Lauderdale recently. Following Club ArtsFodi vii hosted by the Karma, accompanied by Walter a cruise on the Jungle Queen Apopha Woman's Club at the A. Gislow, who dove the and a barbecue dinner In the Fket United Methodist Qh Sanford entourage to Apopka In Indian Village, they enjoyed an Ice-skating show at the the family motor home. in Apopka. Women Awarded At Art Festival Sanford women winning rildiani were: Sara Harrison, dplscsInthedo11category for b1W baby dolls; Virginia Mercor, second place, a crocheted afghan; Purl Partin, third place, Ilk ross; ad Mkby Fhumini. $ae a tile bird buIliug, due" bom Cd Th. Department ' 322-261 1 or I$143 And Ask For Th. Iuski.ss Review Untied Club were the ps 1'—d, 'Bill' Glee,, -- FLORIDA . ARRIVE AJJIJJE UI3 NIf I, The Dress ' . m.• • rj ç Mr. and Mrs, Donald G. Anned of Route 2,sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carrie So. Roland, to William Earl Paris II, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Paris of Ft. Campbell, Ky. Born in Sanford, the bride-elect Is the grwddaugIer of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Patterson, Rout. 2, Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. George AimoU of Kewanee, DL Miss Rol"vl Is a Jim., 197$ pedant, of Seminole High School, and a September, 197$ graduate of Seminole Community College. Her fiance, who was born In Los Angeles, Calif., Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Jackson of Geneva. Heisa June, l977 graduate fOviado High School, anda March, 197$ graduate of S1n01, Conurwy Collegs. H. Is currently serving a military tour of dmy with the Ui. Marines Corps. The wedding will bean event of March 10, at 7:30 p.m., at Grace Methodist Church, Sanford. you? And Around Casselberry , In • . DEAR MWP: Which are I • Roland Paris MIKE IN MIS1SOULA Herald photo by Tom Netsel ZS CARRIE SUE ROLAND WILLIAM EARL PARIS II _ The Sanford Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Omicron (ESO), a division of the Educational Department of the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs (FFWC) met for the February meeting at the Bay Avenue home of Mrs Vance Taylor, local ESO chairman. Highlighting the meeting was a book review by Mrs. E. Ross Harris of Jacksonville, a past FFWC president and presently chairman of International Policy for the General (national) Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Harris (center) discusses "Chesapeake" with Mrs. Phillip Logan (left) and Mrs. E. A. Montforton. co-hostess for the meeting. ' I'm s %PM VJW.1. sm UM& have a "big flurry of creative activity this fall" and wrote six books which all "went out at the same time." It boa!s his mind, U_.... eL.k........... ' '.' wiw iww U1w17 " legal wife. people a book has to go He, $se, pe . Iam43 and helsb2.Please through before ac. I was ..a tell me what to do. ce$ance." Ii (Nd . LIVING A LIE w NOW"It's (0114 to became De you hate to write letters of more and more dhificuit to DEAR LIVING: The laws condolences, congratulations, some states priMe material books accepled because __ It's not difficult of get and thanks the cod," he says. waft for wemel iiwhen you let y guide you In In his book, , of ____ See a lawyer. I have a her booklet, "HOW to Write }Coo" he medianI.1Iv CTyURI Nil, NH! II marriage Laten for All Occasions." separated the o*M wbkb you WU$ dsa't count ii WaL Send and a Iong,damped (26 $1 meant he had to paint four cents), self-addressed, envelope different paintings for each DEAR ABBY: I think the to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, colored illustration. It people who write to you are Beverly Hills, Calif. 90211 keeps the cost of the book either weirdoo or just plain ' STATE. The True Exports at • DEEP CONING OVER 20 YRS. EXPERIENCES ") ,., We'rs Cleaning Up fium Daytona to Disney •CLEAN KITCHEN CASINETS. 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BLONDIE "-.-1IIu' ... .. ..• 1'• • Sunday, Feb. 25,1fl • .11 hu ''l '.: ' V,uri,u S. p • .01 _ a 4 BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker WHAT 15 THIS GUESS PICTURE I GIVE UP I' MV GIRL IN HER OW 1i.l - FLUORESCENT BIKINI AT THE ALL-NIGHT BEACH PARTY 53 5 I I I iii 2- ACROSS 52 South Aniwir to Previous Punt. nn,w, ,5,• 1 Duet 11111 boost of11°f TI fl°ITLJI'll 4 Martini burden NJ IJD LANL1 I garnish 56 Golf mound LI CC 9 Article I.ID 57 Ancient •i 12 Sphere 61 Bandleader : CJ L1 IJ 13 Founded Weems avii1IO11 LAD IAN ° l4Btackgoid •2NawDeal Nb LAI $T j,jj 15 Chinese project (abbr.) A MINIOIL Y PhilOsoPhy 63 Moon la 16 Bsh$''S II goddess fIIA1I R1 theatrically 64 $0- , AN I ZI D V AMS 17 Room shape _____ ,CI11 IIoI I A T sung 18 Starts 65 Boat paddle A V I $ 0 L , p y $ business 11 Chicago 36 Ocean liner 20 Ship part (p1) 66 Senior 22 Over (poetic) 67 Navy ship transft lines (',) prefix (abbr.) 19 Numbers 24 Strike lightly 42 What (It) 25 Cuts off 44 Math symbol (abbr.) DOWN 26 Grlddir 21 Away (prefix) x) 46 With away Jimmy 48 Of armboni 23 Baking I In all: in 30 E994 sped 49 Actor Kruger 24 Hot and 34 Depression mi. 2 50 Bulgarian Woman's fur humid tials currency garment 25 Aardvarks 35 Margarines 51 High in value dist 37 Spanish gold 3 Hautboy 4 Corpulsot 385.. dog 26 Aid in diagnos-53 Aleutian island 39 Aircraft parts 5 Flats ing (comp. State of .40 Type of cross 6 Same (prefix) wd.) disorder 41 In step (abbr.) 7 Horsedoctor, 27 Make money 56 Cooling drinks for short 43 Biblical 29 Authentic 68 Ma. West 6 Swelling character 31 Cast ballot role 9 Ballerina's 44 Obligation 69 Breadwinner strong points 32 Semite 45 Pronoun 60 Compass tO Handle of a 33 Oaf 47 Actors hint 35 From sword 49 More ancient point 2F by Art Sansom UM 3 1 16 18 HH 1H I)UMR7 17 - - - 20 21 - - - - - 19 - - ago go ' REE WOMOR RON OEM ONE Boom ONE a 1i I I I I I Jill. I by Bob Montana ARCHIE REALLY, DAD WHO If a... I 46 46 • 146 - - - - - - 49 50 51 52 53 64 55 56 - 57 150 59 60 - 61 -- 102--,-- I'll, or -- - X. EEK & MEEK 83 - 64 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE *5511) U I -- -I - -- WIN AT BRIDGE GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your attitude co, uld make tasks you dislike even far more difficult today. Keep a cool head if you want the production line to rim smoothly. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, 19)In hopes of getting a bargain today you could end up outsmarting yourself. Recall this If you rim Into a sharp horse' trader who has something you ' want. CANCER (June 21-July 22) _ Treat the property of others today with the same respect you'd with for yours. Being careless with another's possessions spells serious AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Be wary of being siace$iWe :. today to the Influence of someone who has gotten you " lido a tight spot before. Don't be: afraid to say "no" If necessary. .:. ary 26, 1979 For Monday, Febru YOUR BIRTHDAY by Howie Schneider with the lack. East Is forced rwe several evaltlr to give ummy the rest of are '551 in- store for you this the tricks. .nIng yew. Allow p uAll very pretty, but If East the u seen enougt to perluics to iatds os Pwaw hia headland' g on to the V ttp y up do cash five heart tric.s to PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) add to the Stick to w t your Inner ha Now you must pla y clubs. You can score two club feelings tell you La right if you tricks, but that will still rim Into en opposing viewpoint leave you one short. , toliay but do so in a V3O1TA EME 1AJ1O This JOGGING Th1A)G SLOLJ.JL.Y! 2. i1! IJEXr MOJTH tU?T (e fl ,TRULY VO4PERFUL .I5CILLA! HE'S SO KINP/ rr Invneite1y. gentle mom. Like to find out more about yowielf7 Send for your copy of Astro.Graph Latter by $1 for each t own. rs P P.0, . O . Box 489 , ro G ph, You were dealt the deuce of hearts. When the first Radio City Statkii, N.Y. 10019. heart was led OU could have Be mrs to specify birth sigu. Iaied the seven and kept little fellow. Then It ARID (March 21.Aprll 19) wouldn't have done East any You have a tendency to taba goo d to throw the -lack of rts, You could throw back m.t today, who you, thould be c ll1ni the shalL him in with the deuc's. Others will fall short In '"P ability, Lii i You hold: K Q 106 By Oswald Jacthy sad Alas Sostag V 4AT 171P1N ON HOW MPt.TELV YOU IRD OVEP ØY I4IPICAI.. H OUR C0.1 (( writer Jock Milton and PopBridge for todays hand. It ap.ared in an article entl ed The Little ular FoIW'. East takes his ace of clubs and leads a low heart dummy's queen. A diamond is led from dummy. East rlsiswlththeace,caaheahls which & Ind wig%Nd= you South, have to win. Now you cash ace and king of hearts and throw East In- , A 753 op V MISTER ROGERS (A) 9-.30 (7) GOSPEL SINGING JUSI. LEE - -- MOVIE "Abbott And COstub Melt Frankenstein" (B/W) '(1948) Ion Chaney, Bela Lugosi. A mad doctor incompetent's brain for his monster's empty skull. (11/2 Hrs.) 0IIJ0IRI000MPAMY(R) iUG()ii 1100 LIBRA (W. 23. 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A prepared sapsucker or woodpecker rat bait can be used to control There am therats.Anotherroutethatcan cm affect the fruit from the bs followed isto fashion ametal fruit guard arowidthe tree usa Imide and e the her mushroom, shape, so that UN aim nw I=& deposits jodbm.sththesurfaceof rats cannot gain a foothold up citna fngt, thro4h a hole so small astobs invisible tothe 11* maggots then hatch and bore Into the pulp of the fruit, and thus ruin It. Tim first In. &atIonof the maggots in the as.Iuof ______ ____ where dscay darts ln the ui. terlorofthefngt.Aft.rcom 1311111111.1111111 -- I.Wr way out, of hedtrimfruL Thus men. M eraation prugran wee begin to eradicate the mod serious, the Mediterranean I . . 4 ' used cow HAPPY DAYS PRICES THIS WEEKEND ONLY sat. £ Sun,, 24th a 35th . • Hamburgers • French Fries c 25 , •SmaII Drinks EA. only ' ATTHESI BURGER CHEFS ONLY 2S4S. French Ave., Sa nford 4901 Edgewafer Or,, Orlando I:. 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' '••' - -e MORNING nasd or. 5 PH, 3234551 IANFOSD All TERMINAL fI'lIsR _________________________ j[I]I lL } DINAHI 0 EDUCATIONAL PROS GRAMMING 9:30 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 9:55 ()UPBEAT 10:00 CARD SHARKS (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 10:30 Cl) (17) ALL STAR SECRETS @) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (NON-WED, FRI) (4)0 MARCH MAGAZINE (THU) 11:00 (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS 0 THE SOLAR ECLIPSE (NON) 0 HAPPY DAYS (A) (TUE-FRI) 11:30 (2) (17) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 LOVE OF UFE 0 FAMILY FEUD 11:00 pal'.edee, California. ' 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "The Super Fight" (1969) Rocky Marciano, Muhammad All. Rocky Marciano vies with Muhammad All for the all-time heavyweight championship title in this mock battle with the outcome based on computerized analysis. 0 JUKEBOX Guests: The Kinks, Andy Fairweather, The Rubettes, Bilbo Baggins. © AFTER HOURS 12:00 0 THE F.B.I. "The Corruptor" 9:00 OVIS LOOK TillRUNWAYS LcTADVAWAS AM HP his writer's interest in his African heritage is re-ignited. (Part 7 of 7) and LOUNGE all.'. OF LA1$ 9:00 (4) 0CELEBRITY CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES A host of entertainers, Including Suzanne Somers, Sammy Day(5 Jr., Patrick Duffy and Joyce DeWitt, compete In a variety of sporting events, 0 ROOTS: THE NEXT ERAT1ONS Alex Haley (James Ead Jon1s) "esding Interview journalist with subjects Includ. lng American Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell (MarIon Brando), revisi ts his boyhood home in Henning. where RES?A IJRA%T ?HØSt Th alone. ' d TUNILIWIIDS her right to leave Tommy BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL S "Beethoven's Fifth Symphony" ______ ' BASKETBALL Regional coverage of New York Knicks at New Jersey Nets; Houston Rockets at San Antonio Spurs; Philadelphia 76ers at Denver Nuggets aionlst Claude Monet's paintbogs vs displayed at an exhibit In Chicago In the spring of 1975(M) 400 (4)0 GOLF "Glen Campbell ales Open" Live CowcoverLos age of final round play In this PGA Tour tournament from Riviera Country Club In 2:15 __ COCOA, PEA!. (4) NBA •MONET French Impnes- ____ ____ N MAY Smith Barney, Harris Upham and Co., Inc. (A) -a ___________ L i'LA1AI J ___ SPIDER-MAN WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) 1:30 a)OUTDOORS 0 THE LiTTLE RASCALS 0 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 0 WALL STREET WEEK "Aarospaca: The Number One Groupt" Guest: Wolfgang H. Demisch, first vice president, - OAUILIAIUUO knff. Unfortsmately, you may plaCe 21) You could meet someone:: your tflnt ID thisS who Sflfl't new today, but think twlcs; ____ C011EGE BASKETBALL USSR National Team at Louis- COLLEGE BASKET'. BALL Kentucky at South Carolina J -, ____ 600 (2) (1)00(17) NEWS O THE ADVOCATES ____ 6:30 (7) ,IUO NEWS (4) CBS NEWS 030 MINUTES 0 WILD KINGDOM "To Rope A Shark" Marlin and marine scientists do shark research in an undersea lab. (17) WILD KINGDOM "In Search Of The Giant Armadilb' Marlin captures a giant armadillo in a dense, unexploed lungle. 7:00 (12) MOVIE "The Sound Of Music" (1965) Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer. A would-be nun hires out as governess to an Austrian widower's seven children in whom she instills her love of music as an antidote for the world's ills before World War II. (ii lien MINUTES Q BATTLESTARGALACT1CA Apollo and Star buck intercept a primitive ship and discover that its inhabitants represent a direct link to Earth. 0 THE FORSYTE SAGA "Conflict" Michael Mont asks Soames for Fleur's hand. Annette is having an affair with a wealthy Belgian. 6:00 0 ALL IN THE E FAMILY Edith Is suspected of neghI. gence when she is the last person to be with a lonely old wOi'fliiiwho wants lOdie. 0 PAUL JACOBS AND THE NUCLEAR GANG The real and potential hazards of low level radiation are documented. 6:30 0 ALICE Alice is ecstatic when she lands a job singing in a nightclub until she questions (2) . EVENING CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Auto Repair, Typewriter.. Fast Feeds" 12:30 (2) (17) MEET THE PRESS 0 SLACK AWARENESS DIRECTiONS 0 FLORIDA REPORT i.'oo (7) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 0 om',000x woo (4ROWWJOURNAi. _____ - (2) IRONSIDE (17) EMERGENCY ONEI FIRING LINE "Reason And Politics" Guest: Sir Keith Joseph. 112.00 'OO (4)MOVIE "Big Jim McLain" (B/W) (1952) John Wayne, Nan. C')' Olson. A terrorist ring in Hawaii spreads it, influence around the world until it is stopped by a special agent. (1 Hr. 45 Mins.) •CONSUMERIUYUNE 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS Guest: Gov. Jerry Brown (D... _ a) SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. 22) Before tackling a new' project today, make certain you hav* the cooperation you thougE you'd have. Your prospective,: crew rnlgt be playing hooky, It S....JI S ta_.. Ss "s" - M RRM AM PWS'LS tUJ COIn-I to WI abIUPI ending Don't i. by Stan Li. and John Romit ________________ FRANK AND UNIST 9:00 (7) OUTLOOK (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING 0 FANGFACE 1000 (2) (12) ROCKFORD FILES Angel, collecting fees u a 'ntman," becomes a target himself when he falls to deliver on his death contracts. 0 FANTASY ISLAND A big' time gami hunter (Stuart Whit. man) learns what It', like to be the hunted; and two girls (Dli. na Canovi, Lola Falana) get a charic, to spend half a miNion dOII, all that d.p,nda"v today. Try beforebiiJ' to halidle Important____ matters home. Becaus, of domu'o: You respond one spade to yowaaIL You cent bank on t.mlon the welcome mat haa: your partner's o heart been pulled In. opening bid. He rebids three anyone sloe. hearts. An Arkansas reader GW4I (May 21-Jim. 20) asks how we continue' may 11) You have en oppoitimity fat The expert bid is a four5$IM today. provided you flhI• • up diamond Cue bid, intending your time wisely. If not, I-I.' around UL you might go right Into tendem In order to pull It o steel yourprize. wood. may bsdiMcelL AQUARIUS (Jan. *Feb. i (Jim. 21-July ) n-cj money could n MOO. n(For a copy of to do something jg out the window today ov E N, son $1 to: "Win at youlook good, wba"outhought was Bridge," car. of this news ayou a bIt careless in get per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City ' j($5 COI%IidIf $ Station, New York, N. V. IX1P, YO (III'4 d PIOdoCS cod before you iMP' 5 • We are Indebted to British A92 z-s.a £.tn..S " 6:00 (4.) A BETTER WAY 6THI8 IS THE LIFE 6:30 C4)CHURCHSERVICE 0 THE LIVING WORD •AGRICULTURE u.s.& (17) AFTER HOURS 6:45 '0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 7:00 (2) 25 COMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM OMARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI" T1ON JERRY FALWELL 7:30 (7) MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL ) tjçy uoaispi 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 0 PICTUREOFHEALTH eoo a) vos oc vicToRy (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN 0 REX HUMSARD 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE SE STREET (R) 630 a) SUNDAY MASS (1) MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 ORAl. ROBERTS . _ ___ - , National Figure Skating champions in exhibition from Cincin. nati, Ohio. AFTERNOON MORNING Dennis Cole; "Love My Dog" Gene Rayburn, Fannie Flagg. : , = mi.st. , (2) COMEDY lywood stunt person, Is drama. tized. BOAT "The 0 LOVE Decision" Debbie Allen; "Poor Little Rich Girl" Mann Jensen, ' 0 THE LAW AND YOU 0KID6WORLD • zoom (R) 1100 (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA. NY 0 SPECTRUM FIRST 0 BAPTIST CHURCH 0 AESOP "Friends" (R) 11:30 (4)0 FACE THE NATION 0 TURNABOUT "Tithe And J ssica" Authors Tulle Olsen and Jessica Milford talk about their approaches to life and writing. (R) 1:00 (2)(17)BJ AND THE BEAR Three girls kidnap 5.1 and force him to help them make moonshine In their backyard. (4)0 MOVIE "Silent Victory The Kitty O'Neil Story" (Promlore) Stockard Channing, James Farentino. The true story of Kitty O'Neil. who conquered her handicap of deafness to become a top Hol. - There's a strong probability. that S relationship which has. had questionable value could East on his magnificent play, ou might go back and do a tUe g of your IT MUST CDY..E FRCW'A A PEEP dNPER STANP1N& cc HUMAN NTLJRE!. (2) THE GONG SHOW (4) CONSUMER BUYUNE 0 (17) HEE HAW Guests: Charlie Rich, Mary K. Miller. 0 LAWRENCE wax ) SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY 7:30 (7) CANDID CAMERA j ' wrr u MAGAZINE 6:00 (l)(17) CHIPS The CHIP unit is put on quarantine alert after a young man interned in their headquarters fails victim to a rareillnesa. (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Coach Reeves uses the values of the prize-fighting ring to pound some sense into father-son relationship. 0 DELTA HOUSE When the Delta house Is condemned, the Deltas enter a weightlifting contest to win money, and save the house. 6:30 0 WELCOME SACK, KOTTER The Sweathogs catch Arnold using alcohol as a confidence builder before a big date. 0 JULIA CHILD AND COM. PANY "Dinner For The Boss" (R) ' approach today. If your Ideas' must with opposition, back off Bef6re congratulating I ' may notbereadyto takes fresh , I 600 (2) (4)0 l7) NE:a 6:30 a) FLORIDA'S WATCHING @) 0 CBS NEWS o ws UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL opposite effect. V 1' I T.... fl A... 4W% rL... L&CM krJULY U5, &J WJ1 ---749t George Kennedy. A young miii On a Chain gang, with an unquenchable thirst for treedom, defies all authority. (2 Hrs.) 0 MOVIE 'The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter" (C) (1968) Alan Arkin. Sandra Locke. A mute tries to give help and consoletion to those around him. (2 1/2 Hrs.) 0 MOVIE "High Noon" (B/W) (1952) Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly. A murderer and his brothers attempt to even the score with the sheriff who sent him to prison. (1 Hr. 45 Nina.) EVENING trouble. YOURBIRTHDAY LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your Febrry5, 1,7, _____ coming year you should in-ate may be a trifle difficult to Ilils with tin3 get a! fare very well in work projects that permit you to use be safe give him or her the kid your creative and imaginative glove treatment. You'll be glad talents. Seek markets requiring you dI(L your ikiui. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept' 22) Be:e PISCFS (Feb. 20.March30) A safety-conscious today If you're situation may arise today working with tools you're not _ i1m11i to one that previously too f___11_&t with. Read caused you a problem. Profit structions carefully before you , throw any switches. y f _______ Don't repeat your mistake. LIBRA LIBRA (W. 23-Oct. 23) l.esrn more about yourself t'iy teer clear of situations today. . S sending for your copy of where a gamble's Involved. y new Astro.'Graph letter. M $1 for each and a long, self. In-SI be lucky at first but addressed, damped envelope to doesn't appear as though YOUI Adro.O, P.O. Box 489 good fortune will hold Up. raph Radio City Station, N.Y 1l9. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22); Be sure to specify Loved ones or those In your (March 1-April 19) charge may put your patience. ARI Your judwnent may be a trifle to the test today. hang loose, faulty today, so guard against you do something rash you'll drawing hasty conclusions, later regret It. Take a second, or even a third SAGfl'rARIUS (Nov. look, If necessary. 21) mInk carefully before you THIRSTS (Ar'4I t.M.0 ....1*111 I •• JVU IUSJ •r J i S$I Companions or associates something out that will be. .. Will become easily angered extremely difficult to retract, today If you behave dic- causing yourself needless tatorlally. Lead by mmple, embarrassment, not by prenture tactics. 123 •24 I I ALWAYS BE A QUE m ME, HOLLYHOCK For Sunday, February 25, 1979 r9 10 11 12 Sunday, Feb. 15, 1919-5 B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. T'tI U1LIl ILI I V I1I%flLPJflI 3yBERNIC!BEDEOBOL V THe BORN LOSER OR TM.L vCt I Ii.1.w LITE N1"1 Drink Prices I Oler M Availablej 1 INTIRTAINMINT NIGHTLY me new"llieftbWVWrevied ____ --1 ____ PH. 32*4511 lOss PRENCHAVI, twv 17-fl) '•1 S 11 �6w-EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Fib. 2s SIDE GLANCES by (111 Fnv Legal Notice JICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that am engaged in business at P.O. Box c'pi, Sanford, Florida 32771, Seminol County, Florida, under name of MICHAEL'S OF SEMINOLE and that I intend to register said namewith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section so, Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. Michael W. McClung Publish Feb. 1, Ii, 18, 25, 1979 i DEG1I FICTITIOUS NAME i Notice is hereby given that am engaged In business at 308 Longwood Plaza, Longwood, Fla. 32750 Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of PETRACCA'S DRAPERIES, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 86509 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g.: Irene E. Petracca PublIsh Feb. 251 Mar. 1, 11, 18, 1979 DEG.1)3 "FOR' 'JuIIT wwt -a - Seminole 645-6033 r to benefit Epilepey Asan., sponsored by ZayreDepartmentStores,formen,womenandchjdren,9 sin., Valencla Coinmimlty College, ______ Bijiresm dRiud1, 8p.m., TunpleShalom Idence axi Elkcsm, Deltona, Music l) Jrf)e Pelk Dane,, 14 p.m., Kaioiiil BOUe lUnk, HIgh :' way 50, 1ltjvllje, E tortainment by Dave Wroblicky's MONDAY, FEBRUARYIS - Seakr Cithesa Tior to Florida Keys and Fort lauderdale for Jungle bo tow, Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8a.m., pick up, Seminole Plaza, 8:30 n.m. Return March 2. _____ - Sanford Homemaker,, 1:30 p.m., Florida Power & - Light, XI N. Myrtle. Topic - "Make Your Own Lingerie." T'rasce.dei*al Medlatlos, lecture, 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L, Aitanonte Springs. DeBarr Repülk. CIII, 730 p m, Community Center. Speaker, James Pence president of SE Voluala Republican Club. Mesday Morass, Toesimaiters Club, 7:15 am., holiday mi, wynore Road, Al ______ onte Sprin Lsugw.sd Ares Cher ii C,mmercs, 7:30 sin, QIftyt4cith k,I.4sg*i434 ProgranooBloodHank ______ As Tha, 10 an. aid' mee,'1iuMUidim "., kIb, Stetson University, DeLmnd; 7 p.m., Mcii.'.. tgomnery ward, Int.rstate M_aU, Altamong SprIngs; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Clutch, DeLand. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Ascenolon Iran Clutch; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Mtamoote Springs. - c.' 5anf.d Rotary, noon, Civic Canter. $gg $emse AA, noon, Mental Health Canter, Road, Altamante Springs 'rops Chapter 70, 7 p.m., over Baptist Clutch, .Q.ystal Lake and Country Club, Like Mary. .,-- Aitm.me$os. Samlails Jaycees, 7:30 Stop, SR 435. p.m., Waffle - Sanford AI.Aaus, 8 p.m., First United Methodist State Attorney for the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, on behalf of the Honorable John E. Polk, Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, HOURS 8MIIrdAA,$p.m.,1201W.FIrstSt. sp IVE8DAY, FEBRUARY 37 ______ Ihes. and fashion eliow, 12:30 p.m., Qw'd if Provl4ance Boulevard and Dunlop. bthe-si ••.'.DrIve, Deltona, SpoMored by Women's Guild. For - resorvatlona Call 7*314?. Car.aMresagdtbsRs4ydlsc.dbythresez. 23. ports, 7:30 p.m., UCF Sciunce Andrium. WEDNESDAY, 7flJj -' 3$ WhtVa Cbqtw DAB, 1:35 Pm, tstsd Mot .u,ch, DsBazy. Speaker, Qiarles MacNell aestitid : Mn. Parker Bitnes, on "A 1c Hor°to." 'IegFNotIc. __________________ Legal by - RATES LET'S BEIIONEST It YOU weren't looking for a callS? you wouldn't be ru thlsad,afldifw,wa?ln't ICC for someon. to dee Job th wnuIdn'tb,h, If youwar opportunIty to eern Thre Five Hundred dollars a call 1-1004324403 anytIme recorded mu.ge. . ABORTION SERVICES. 1st Trimester abortIon-SiX; Gyn Clinic-ho; Pregnancy test; male sterlizition; free Coun. seling. Professal care, sup. portive atmosphere confidential CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION OFFICE CLERK i,.t,uvua. run ", Light Illls, good personallt' that required. AAA EMPLOYMENT 917S.FlflthAv,, 333. SALES RECEPTIONIST Mnagement position wIth S moving co We need aggress sales personalIty, good pisi good Piflonallty? Sali + Comm. Cell Carol 323-Si above office. - thereof. FRUIT FOR SALE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY TOGETHERwIthaneawmentfor EMPLOYER CALL332.$141 ingress and egress descrIbed H LAKE MARY, FLORIDA THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL follows: The North 23 feet of the FACTORY WORKER-excelien OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED oftheSW'/4andtt.e5outh33fe,tof opportunity to, anent IN THE ESTATE: the N., of the SW¼, lying East 05 _____________________________ Good physical coot Shipping I YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED LegalNotice StateRoad41; andthe West 23ofttte receiving enperience helpful that the administration of the estate NE¼ of the SW¼; and the East 33 MilItary retIree acceptable of JOHN E. COX, duceased, File feet of the NW',4 of the SW¼ and the FICTITIOUS HAMS Most be high school graduete NumbIrl9So.cp,ispendlngin,he South 23 ftoftheN½Ofthe5W¼ NOtIC5l5heVSbygipflfe lam 323-lit Circuit Court for SemInole County, less the W of the SW'A. thereof, all In business at 113 Scuff. Florida, Protate Division, the ad. being in Section 16. ToWnship Magnolia, Sanford, SemInole MANAGER ess of which is SemInole County South, Range 32 East, Seminole County, Florida, linda, the fIctItious Good phone vole. wIth salet Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, 32171. County, Florida; AND less that part neITIof RANDY'S RAG'S personality. Attractive, andthst I The personal representative of the ofsaidSW¼Iylno$outhandwes,ot aSV5ve person. OpporIvfflt estate Is MARION JOAN COX Stat, Road 44 and less $0 advance. iio,ses plus. rood right 05 Clerk of the Circuit Court, $.mlnol, whose address Is 103 ldyliwiid way. County, Florida In accordance wifl AM EMPLOYMENT Drive, Sanford, Florida, 32771. The REAL PROPERTY the provisions of tIle FictItious 9125. FrenchAv.. - PARCEL 323-5174 name and address of the personal The South 1,35 chains of the North Nne Statute,, To-Wit: Section ___________ representatives attorney are set 7.91 chains of the West 3.103 chains 04g. Florida Statutes OWNER OPERATIONS fOrth below. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST - 31g. George N. Crow Publish Feb. 1, ii. 11. 32. in _- Martury Motor Exa, demands against the estate are East, IN THU CIRCUIT COUIT SemInole County, Florida, OP THE required, WI THIN THREE LESS road right of way. 's" FICTITIOUS NAME UISHTIUNTN JUDICIAL Cli. MONTHS FROM IN THU CIICWT dUST. OP TIll THE DATE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Notice Is hereby given that I am CWT IN AND POE SEMINOLE THE UISNTIINYN JUDICIAL Cli. FIRST PUBLICATION OF 197 ged In business t 210$ Lake COUNTY, FLORIDA CUlT IN AND POE SIMINOLR THIS NOTICE, to fil, with the clerk isis Chevrolet Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, CIVIL NO. 15-3$-CA4$.0 Pickup 05 the above court a written io No. CGY1S3U1SOSJ3 Truck Van COUNTY, FLORIDA, Florida, imderffieficllllousnamol In the Matter ci the Adoption 0 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7NCA4sU statement of any claim or demand Florida Title No. 10404507 SEMINOLE LANDSCAPING HOPE MICHELLE LAREAU IN RI: THU MANRIASI OF they may have. Each claim must be mat I Intend to resister said name NOTICE OP SUIT ALICE M. LYTLE, In writIng and must Indicate the 1972 Harley-Davidson wit, the Clerk of the CircuIt Court, TO: AOIERT HARRY HOOVER basis Motorcycle for the claim, County, FlorIda In ac the name and ID No. 2AISSMH2 S. AIston Avenue Pet address of the creditor or his agent FlorIda Title No. 4734$3 cordace wIth the provislans Durham, North CarolIna, 32700 and or attorney, and the amount Pisitlolm Name Statutes. To-WIt: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ARTHUR C. LYTLE, JR. claimed. lithe claim is not yet due, 1977 Kawasaki Motorcycie Section 54509 Florida Statutes 1957. that a Petition for Adoption lies bean the date when It will become due ID No. 05111333 _____ 51g. Ronald S. Morton Piled by ROBERT LARIAU, shall be staled. Mespond.w.$vai. it the claim is Florida TItle No. 1445732 PublIsh FIb. 4, 11, 15, 33, 1979 Petitioner, for the pibnor child contingent or NOTICUOFACTION unliqeldated, the QG.21 named in ffia Petition and you are THE STATE OP FLORIDA TO: of the uncertainty shill be INTANGIBLE PROPERTY csmmandedtoeerveacopyol your stated. lithe ARTHUR C. LYTLE, JR. WHOSE ____________________ wrI$$IJIIIJIIIS,II.OyenPI.A*VEY security shaHclaim Is secured, the 1000 Shares of Common ltgck 05 RESIDENCE IS East SprInslIlId, be dNcrlbad. The Wliiiarns Heating a AIr Con. - OULTEi,AttorneyIorp.$f$Qn, claimant shall Pennsylvania. AND WHOSE deliver sufficient ditioning, Inc., a at P.O. lox 3336. Fires? City, Caplis of the claim to the clack to poratlon, having a Florida car. MAILING ADONEU IS RD. z Florida, 30711, en sr beo the *$I ana54e ,he par value ci $1 Oirard, Penass,Ivanta 14417. ' FICTITIOUS NAME clerk to mall one copy to per share. 40d,, 1979, ij fI me doy Notice is hereby given that we A swsrs POPNIIII far 01.11,0*, at reeajative and you am with the clerk at thu Court $ appw Marriage has been Iliad regarding in buslni at it, All pubs kdares?ed in the estate and file your requIred Answe, or Sanford, FIa.. 33771, either butors bevlce on Petitioner's to whom a copy of this Notice 05 defense or pleading with the stiwr your marriage Is ALICE 40. LYTLU Seminole atlenwy r immediately thiroafeer, Admlnisarst*, has been mailed Clerk of sa*kig a d'saituflsø at macnag. are .wer o.erat.rs ,i.e.i ' multi- Cantriclers to run the last Coast. Home on wsekans, ava,c. an aid, trip I f wiebly e AM EMPLOYMENT 323-3176 912S.FrSVIchAV. DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS-City oP Winter WoodhlIl Chemical, Inc. CALL MR. SAWYER Female, Handicapped and Veteran. "DEAL With STEMPER" eSTOP SUPPORTING Land- lords. Build your DUPLEX Bldg.onthislasc,6ixi35i city lot with utilities available on paved road. Convenient to shopping ONLY 87500, All you need is a site plan, Will Subor. - dinate to Const. mortgage. IF rt ready to build, excellent INVESTMENT. OWNER will FINANrF * FISH CAMP with restaurant on St. Johns River. Terms, - CMODERN 3 BR, 2 bath home with 4 acres on East SR 44. Graze your horses. Has wet behind (Pool). Under 873.000 with terms. , - - *$ANFORD.30R,2bathhosne. Nicely landscaped, cozy fireplace. 137.500 FHA Terms. ',.to ACRES Near I-I I SR 44 Interchange. 1400.000 Terms. STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322-4991 -,MULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE Eves 543.3433 327.1955 $'ulld to suit - our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 235 I 243. - , REALTOR ML5 332.4041 or sves. 323.0317 fl.'for Senior Citizens. DdWTh town, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. last l doposfl, Altar 4:30. 373- 'mvntstraf ion or sqijivalsot In M. Unsworth Realty - 31-ApartmentsFurnished 4497 People are looking for your ser'vices everyday. List in the Business Service column. Call k, ______________ 32-Houses Unfurnished supervision all departments, budget-capital Improvement program. Resume and salary riquiremants tO City Clerk, 100 North Edgemon Ave., WInter SprIngs, Fl. 32707 not later than IS March 1979. 3-3970_ 411 Adams Ct., quiet, 1g. 3 BR, top cond., clean, range I ref., nice wooded lot. AvaIl about 31, $273, lease 131-2342. ELECTRONIC TECH Immediate opening for right person. Must be fully qualIfied with all around backgrou. PIALTY _ 3 BR, 1% b, pool $335 $150 dsp. Avail March 1 34._4_ffl $fl30$ 'twos 24 -HOUR lB - 322.9283 New 233 Homfl, 4 pet. IntereSt Ia qualified buyer. $23,000 to $34.n Low down payments. BUILDER. 322-7217. Lush I cozy describes this 2 or 3 - BR _______________________ MA EMPLOYMENT railer for rent in Ostean. Wateri 9i2S.FrenctiAve.323-3174 lights burn. $90 per ma. Contact 304 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. - _______ 37--BusingssProperty Varehouse far lease, 16A00 sq.?i 14-BusinessOpportuniii PIZZA, SUBS SPAGHETTI SHOp acre plus I a stately beautiful -. home for the large famIly. 4 Ii, 2½ b in a country setting. Call us for more exciting detaIls. : $6.0O. 3015,Sanfird,FIa.3W1. Sanora w.lt'i pool I club house privileges Is the setting for this luxury hom. 4 Ii, 2 b & the 41'AApsrtn,.,ds & Duplezes forS ______ - ,, price Is right at $4,500. - plendid Apt. Bldg., 'finest lacotion. Four specIous 2 SR _ units, all renfed. HIgh yield. Good Investment at $45,000. miter tue giameno,js. excltrn - 744761) fIr EXT. 4. a; _ t4roid l4iU Iseity, Inc. RSal$0rM1.$.303.1774 REALTY WORLD. , 2½Tewnilouw$1aeaa.ax s pet, nar*,g.. Peel, ClubPuW, Tennis. 2-fli, ' the Real Estate Agency REALTORS :j43s' S. French (1792) Sanford - Coil Full tIme LeN, 11.7 shIft. Apply In person Lake View NursIng Home, 919 1. 2nd St. Ff. LAUDERDALE OPPORTUNITIt Several Immediafe openings, light experlenc. N all that Is rasa. MA EMPLOYMENT !!!.!. Fr.ndIAW.3234114 CANT, toned to construct 2 ip1ius. $7.500. .d COUfltry home on 3+ acres. or oriato In garage, shade & fruit trees. Warranty. A Major Computer Ph'. Has lotsiusI L N. Lane. & Mssdsted. Inc. To Aid hi ttom _A Scuth Phrlde Padity 1jAUTIPULLY RESTORED 4bLD HOME. 3 BR, 2 bath 1eduded country living, fenced, ____ Need FsppIS Izpsnlgscsd In Computer Pirlphgra& Photo, bgsips WILDER 1ocIudss grove, many shads tees. 1 yr. warranty. $77,150. IsocIATE$ WANTED, CALL *eM rum. es lLL PLATTE FOE CON. fIDUNTIAL 1NTIRV1IW. - gIIWM.dii&t.p IIInsgr$ Os II Waifrasis WaiMt S P$1rkteStc.odla: . -. $21,000. for your left WItI build an your 1. ec our 105. V lalorprioes, Inc. inc.. halter 4443013_ 3 Si. I both. s5t OWNIN , cnga trees. C.H&A. 1½ p. adiumable mint. Call 303. ILK £AidiIsi,Ig 1*bysw *VL S.I ptLsmI,, JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments I buy shop. well, fruit trees. $32,500. MM HAL COLBERT 1. lot, Holly Ave. 1. Cedar. Water I Sewer. $2750. 1. lot, 5th I Pine St. $2230 2 - lots Roosevelt Ave., paved street, water on property, septic tank. $3,000. JOHNS SAUL.S AGENCY DAY 322-7174 EVE. 323-043 BROKER ASSOC. 1½ bath Valencla Ct. area. OAK 1 PINE. REDUCED TO $15,900 WITH $3,500 DOWN. / ( '' Prepare for your Real exam. Classst starting 77th. Enroll early as class limited. Tony Coppola Sd dwn. lop. hf SWaN itibar 3633 sinford Av. 3011139 And That's A Fact I CALL USRE-FHA-VA SELLERS & BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMES I 5,acres Lk. Sylvan area. Best Terms. $20,000. William Mallczowskl, Realtor. 322.7913. WHY DON'T WE REALTOk® S - 3305O 101 Bldg. 339.0506 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1.5 Super location for this 3-2, extra 1g. LR, comp. fenced yd., only 4 yrs. youngi PIus 1 yr. Home Protection Plan. Cony, to 1.4 schools & shopping, $31,500. 17.92 to Lk. Mary Blvd., left COUNTRY LIVIN' 4 AR, 2 home in Lake Mary w-C-HI wcarpet, Great Rm., OR, kit. All on a 1½ acre loll add. I acre avallablel planned & Many Extrasl 812.3001 212 SIR LAWRENCE DR. to Groveview to 212. Cae Whitahurst, Realtor REALlY WORLD. . '45-544' CLEAN ASAWHISTLE.2 BR, 1 b, new paint, new roof. Large family teem. Owner wIll WIlt In financing. 525.1* BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 1½ home with new w-w carp HIA, freshly painted os Dining area, fenced yard, quiet cul-de-sacl Many E: APP WARRANTED. newly rem. kit., vanity, carpet Ui Li 5, Many Surprises. SPP WARRAP Only $2OOl WHAT*lUY3li, in Washington Oaks w.C.I garage, Or., breakfast OUTSTANDING. 3 BR, 1½ 5. Large corner lot. Lots of storage space. C.HIA. $39,500, home remodeled, all rms neww.w carpet, fireplace FIa. Rm., close to shope town. A buy for 521,0001 PRIME LAND. 30 acres zoned for travel trailer park. Near in. tersiction SR44 and 1.4. 15,000 per acre. INCOME. Going BalInese with rental property, Everything goes for $35,000. ft. on Lake Monroe. Ian acres total. 8115.100. SIX acres lake front zoned for Multiple Residence. $IIUOO.. Harold Hall leaky 323.5774 DayorNight Legal Notice fincedyard I morel BPP RANTED. Wow, $245001 BEAUTIFUL3 BR,2 bath hi ldyIIwIIde of Loch Arb lovely Iotl C.HIA. OR, Fli breakfast bar, sq. eatI, patio I Morel BPP WARS ED, Just 143,2001 DOLL HOUSE 3 IR, 2 bath in San Lanta w-spllt BR eat.In kit., C-H&A,, w-w c patio I Much Morel You 133,0001 SUPER 4 BR, 1½ bath ho Whington Oaks, w-C.H, kIt., 1g. fanced yardl Well I Morel IPP WARRAN Only *32,7101 FANTASTIC Spanish Style 3 bath home In San L leaned ceilings, Pie. Nm carpet, C.HIA, 5cr. p SUBMIT ALL OFFERSI 134.0001 SUPER 3 IR, 1½ bath hoe Woodmare Pail w-C.HIA Pla. Nm., Dining asa, ft yards Mudi Morel SFPI RANTED. Just $390001 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATI JOIN SANFORD'S S4 LEADERI WE LIST I MORE HOMES THAN ANY JOIN THE ONE THAT'S Ni Sanford's Sales Lea NOTICE UNDER TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 322•2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing kr Notice Is hereby given that tile undersigned, pursuant to the "FIctltls.m Name 15f4V' Chapter 863-09, PlaIds Statute, will register with the Clerk ii tile CIrcuIt Cewl, In and for Seminole County. Fierida, upon receipt of proof of tue REALTORS P1 publicatIan of tills nelici, tic. tltious name, to wIt: ART GRIN. UNIQUE III HOME DIE LEASING, under wildi I am engaged In buslns at MIS N. they Hogs FM, iiowty piloted, ban eak fisers. GrosS Oak sh 17.92, Sanford, Fl-wIde 30711, In the 2 City ii Sanford, Flails. That the puties Woreslel In said business are as foflsws: A. E. Gnindell, Pres. ART GNINDLU INC. PresNont Art Oskidie Dated il Caasilbecyy, Seminole County, Florida Fibruary 7, 1979. OWN IS, Mar. 417, (23) orange trees. 323-ISIS, Lake Mary, FlorIda Reg. $449.93 now only $349.95. B.adcock FurnIture, 3225240. SANFORD BuildIng sIte cleared. Tan 24*64 metal desk. 4 drawer fiI cablnet,Opc. patio turn. All near new. 3227915. LAKE MARY. Nice treed, lake- view 100130. $10,000. S lath. SEE THIS HOME DAVI V'.. FORREST GREENE 310 Sanford Ave. SANFORD AREA REAl. ESTATE 1sxl3r HOMESITE-. ON. OSCEOLA NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. $4300. HIGHWAY FRONTAGE ON 17.92 NEAR LAKE MARY. 400' AT $730 PER FRONT FOOT. THAN, REN[ $315 PER ACRE. RAINBOW SPRINGS 51-Household Goods ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress $33.93 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matchIng end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.97 50. of OCALA AREA 52-Applianc*s KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used MachInes. MOONEY APPLIANCES PANAMA CITY AREA ROLLING HILLS I PINE COUNTRY, GREAT FISHING & covi )40s $;.P.M. fl-Junk Cars Removed MARION D. CONWAY Formerly of Bob Dance Dodge Is Now Associated With MARC SLADE CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH INC 2613 Orlando Dr., Sanford 323-1230 Phone 645.2000 Marion Is LookIng Forward ToSeelngvoulnTheNear Future. -k B II Shepherd Pups, Reasonable l!l Call aft. 5-7wks. old 323 9136 AKC Champion Ped. Chocolate Toy Poodle, male 2½ yrs. Obedience traIned, house broken, neulered. $00. Azalea Park Farms, Deltona local. 5742195 .3322611 or 3).9993 Air Cos'4 &Hsating Home lmproven'itnts - Central Heal IAir Cord. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 I Man, quality operation B yrs, exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327 1321 _________________________ _______________________________ JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Income Tax __________ Inst. Comm. & Ret. 322 0205. AZALEA PARK FARMS PET TRAINING CENTER All types of Pet Training. Obedience-basic I advancedfamily protection, auto protection & more. LOW, LOW FAMILY RATES. Fully guaranteed or Money Back. Your home or ours. Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519E. 1st SI., 322 5742 ____________________- Free pick up & delivery for all tax returns prepared in Feb Con fidential, personalized, From $5 Ph. 5624414. 9 am. to 7 P.m. Cei'aMc Tile Deltona local (305)574 3191 _________ Prepared in he convenience of your homc 24 yrs. exp. 1101 up 3 3717 for appt. ___________________________ MEINTZER TILE Lawn Service New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671-7617 ____________________________ General -- --- - -- -.-- "LOGS I LAND GO HAND IN HAIl 0" Televislon-25" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $100, Balance $175 or $17 mc. Still In warranty. Call 531.1714 day or night. Good Used TelevIsIons, $35 ano up. Miller's 26i Orlando Dr. 3724357 SEIGLER REALTY IROKIR "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 3431$. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 00" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, I track tape player. Sold new $400, a real buy at only $l3Ocr take up psymentiof III Sanford 321.O4O Orlandofll.1577 DoLnd dd$.$335 Sm. Horse, saddle, Briddie, Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 blanket I Halter Reasonable. light - Gooning&Brdjng *45 Comm. Bldg. SanfOrd. I ANIMAL HAVEN marked gold or sterling-any dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clIpping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Heated No Job too large or small. Complete lawn service Freeestimate. 323 1551 kennels. Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, ths finest In used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. Home Clsanlng . Brown's WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur, nilure Salvage. 322-5721. Mildew Pressure Painting Cleaning. removed, ____________________________ paint preparation. Houses, Mobile Painting by Anthony Corino Homes. 534.9533. xp. in 611 Pfl65i5 Lic.&Ref 3220071 __________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS. WANTED Horns Iniovsnw*s Top PrlcesPald Used, any condition 444-1126 DANNY'S PAINTING ____________________________ lnterior.Exteqjor House Painting icensea. insurea bonded Retired Maint. man, Remodeling, room additions, roof repairs. REMODELING & REPAIR 5.0. BALINTIASSOC. 1:30P.M. selactias of saL walsut a mabagasy turaIture. Aise WIN be glass, ciO. ledables, mamiraislia I brie. sItu. Several ovtstasdlag pieces will be featensd. TEEM: Cash or apor.ved check. Doors open at 11:10 usa. Ample parkIng and siatiag. Maaaged By: SUPPUI$.-AIJTa... SOATS-TIAILIRI CS... Sill - lily N. Walk SPAS M..*v iussumvu &AUSC. --: 3034 Saalsid n1ngSsrvlce CUSTOM HOME BUILT Sunday, Fsb.0 GerdiaClibef Sa.lsrd. Hwy. 11.92 Iaa*srd,Pla. ThIs sale will slier a geal FREE Estimates. (305) 3229160 -L patching. Pt.. 323.0543, 3310115. ANTIQUE AVCTN MIII I.S1SII'IT TO$IRVIWIPOIDAB,A _________________________ class rings, also buying any condition. 3334404. ROSSON MARINE 3921 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, FIa. 33771 ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service 322.5465 Chg. Cdt. Accepted Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. I additions, patios, fIreplaces, Fl. rooms. Free est. 3230214. PuissureCisaning PERMATEX COATING I HOME IMPROVEMENT 531.6119 327 1881 WOW ' WASH ON WHEELS Houses. Mobile Homes, Truçki Comm. Bldg. 671-ISIS 5314047 PAINTING, CARPENTRY & CABIN ITS 323-OW W.sServica RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call TREE REMOVAL. Trimming.: stump removal, licensed I in.. lured. FREE est. 562-1147. 321-0S3 or 914.1344705 collect. TO LIST OU B SII DIAL 322.26 II or 031.9993 _d . - --------- - I .- I :: INSULATION- Batting, blowing, .4 . - AppIiances&Mi. (LOCAL) 3.49 53? Paying $13 mans, $7.50 womens House boot 24 Pt. Yukon Della. 70 Pip Johnson Elec. tilt. Custom trailer. Monroe Harbor Dock S. Iheuling Yard Debris, Trash 68--Wanted to Buy SS-8oats&Accessories 4-CommerciaI Property Nose lawn maint. & tree trimming. 323 2915. ____________________________________ per ma. Call 131-1114 for frse home demonstration. Landscaping. specialists, top soil & till 'dirt. - _______________________ CROCKETT LOG HOMES SI- Deltona local (305) 571 2598 '53-N.RadiOStIreO PER ACRE. GREAT TERMS. _ - __________________________________ HUNTING. 30 ACRES AT $1,300 here get y.h,iI Vacation lime ou need for a tappy time with,' -- - House broken, trainIng started. $100 .AzaleaParkFarms. PUUNITURU-.VALIJAILI$- IQWPMINT rn . - - Golden Retriever male, 6 mo. I 3230497 PROM em TO . * * * * * * * * * * UUVI Y115 cum*i * ------- - u.,u, visa or MC accepted. 322. 6165 or 332.0701 Sanford. 3721731 00 ACRES FORMER ORANGE GROVE. ACCESS TO PRIVATE AIR STRIP & 350 ACRES OF LAKES. 82.000 PER ACRE. TERMS. 1605 (Dealer). Sliver Grey. is? puppy shots, not kenneled - personal care, $200.. YU ITISU *15 lICK MOSILI HOMIS AT CDI Fill lIN WITHIN CITY WATIR 51*1 U ADULT ONLY PAMI Y SICTIONS * ********* - $3,150 PER ACRE. TERMS. * Clothing, camera, chairs, TV, radio, pictures, toaster, broIler, table, lamps. 322-3133. AREA SACRES HIGHWAY FRONTAGE * - 3230030 EUSTIS AREA Straight shift, $2195 Phone 3225116 Make room in your attic, garage. Sell idle items with a Classified Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at 4' Kit. Table,2 Leaves Formica Top, 6 Chairs, $33 171 ACRES WITH 100 YEAR OLD OAKS, PINE I FARM ACRES. * ___________________________jUST MAKE PAYMENTS-OS tO ; modeis. Call 3399100 or 831 wks., Blue eyes, Al 1. Wh or S Pc. Lumberlack style Furniture, $500. Call after 4.323-912) PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS. Rest offer. 322 1473 1915 Dodge Van,bcyI. Siberian Husky puppies, AKC, S 5200. 323 035$ Rob. PROVED PASTURE. $4,000 - '73 Volkswagen 7 pass. Van Good cond., SlS000r SIberian Husky, I yr. Blue eyes, BIkI Wh. $175 5622954 Aquariums. 55 gal. tank, hood & stand, $100. 40 gal. $40; 30 gal., $30. Complete marine setup, S ACRES LAKE FRONT IM- * Requires 1 minute per day. I'll 131.7961. PER ACRE. TERMS. * set you upl Enloyable hobby that payil Money back if you change your mind $100 Value. $49 PAYS ALL Birds, Cage, Nesting Box, Literature. 323 3616 H1OWNIi$ - IUSINISSNIN - CONTRACTORS COMPARI THUS, FIATURI$s 'i6Chevy.6cyl.auta van Customizedlnside&out 1305237 ________________________________ ________________________________ ClassiiedAd l9lOAMCHornet.40r BUY JUNK CARS LOVE FOR SALE Standard. $175 From$lOto$30 Loveable Parakeets. Raise these Call 321 1443 Call 372 1624; 3224460 i curious comics In your garage. will buy back all offspring I guarantee double your in ANNOUNCEMENT vestment back in 13 mos. Queen size bed w.springs I mattress. Custom made drapes. 20 ACRES WOODED ROLLING LAND NEAR HWY 46. 13,500 * AYTONAAUTOAUCTlOp4 Hwy. 92, 1 mile west oP Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION ever Tuesday & Saturday at 730. Il's the only otw in Florida. You set the reserved price Call 904 255 8311forfurtherdetails. -- Deitona local (303) 574-2091 obligation. GENEVA AREA All or port Fairway Prep. 303-4140. 75-A-Vain 65-Pets-Supplies * - - - Ph. Azalea Park Farms mach. Sold new for $650 was CON BUILDING. *3,100. 1976 AMC Matador 4 DR Air Cond., New Tires $2395 Phone 322 8116 _________________________ female. 322-5791 Christmas lay-away, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left aa and w. at. unable to locals. You can have mach. for $114 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 131-1714 day or night. Free home trial, no ___________________ 323 7310 1215 S. French AKC Golden Retriever puppIes. Top Blood lines, northern bred. Guaranteed against Hip dis. playsla. Parents OFA cerllf led. Show quality. $123. 1 male 1 1 We have a Singer Futura sewing 9S'x125' CORNER LOT NEAR LAKE MONROE, CLEARED - • Sanford Auction . 322.5111 __________________ * - 80-Autos for Sale Rent Our Rinsenvac S pc. Living Rm suite; sofa, love seat, club chair, recllner & ott. man. Only $399. Badcock Furniture. 3221240. OFFICE SPACI-Saiword 300 sq. ft. to llISsq. ft. CaIIBa't SCASH DOOR PRIZES$ VISA-MASTER CHARGE Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Work Clothes, Hats, Caps ARMY NAVY SURPLUS wrisr lot. Many added feat Detached garage wIth upon REALTOR. 3017* FOR LESS Three lots wllh Twenty-three UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, 1 home In Sunland w.Ig. Fla bulIt.ln bar, covered ONE. 64-Equipmentfor * - 61 Chevy P U 307 Original paint body excellenl. wide radials, chrome wheels, new rings. bearings, valves. carb. kit Hurst floor shifter, all under 1200 ml. $1695 831051) To be sold at Public Auction contents of used furniture store SOMETHING FOR VERY YELLOWSAND Call DIck Lacy 3237550 * 4 pe. Bedroom suite, brand new. Only $275. Also HOTPOINT ref. S30-0133or 339-4711 eves. JUST LISTED 3 BR, 1½ CHARMING old two story 3 BR, 1½ B home on picturesque lot. Many unIque features make this an outstanding home. $4,550. $50. 3232171 ones with a want ad. INC. REALTORS 13 1,210 I • AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3229111 Evesafter6&week,nds * - 67 Ford , tonJ9O Isp Insp dependable. $650 Osteen 3239690 AUCTION• Mon., Feb. 26, 7PM I I PUBLIC _____________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 322.5622 311.315E.FiritSt. Insulated camper sleII for short box pIckup $5x125, wooded area. $3000 each. ZONED OC-2.2 BR, lB. Frontage on busy French Ave. Ideal office or small business locatIon. s2S,000. 100 YEARS OLD, 2½ story frame, nest to be restorad. 2 BR,1 B, CB home also on property. Approx. 1.3 acres. $63,000. Solid Maple Dinette Table Round wi leaf I 4 Captains Chairs. 327-1915 Going fishing? OCt all the equipment you need for those big GT TOGETHER 62-Lawn-Garden - --, 79-TrUcks..Trailers 372 2255 brochure - TWO PLUS TWO I' FOUR Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Tool Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. CARROLL'S FURNITURE ALASKA CALLS: Travel to Alaska & see the Great NW. In July with Rev. & Mrs. Leo King as Hosl. Call 322.1903 for - ______ plete. Thomas organs, pianos. 7 pe. dinettes $69.95 5. up; Ref. $301 up; El. stove $601 up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford, 332.5731. - - Classified Ads are the smallest big ______________________ news Items you will find Motorcycle Insurance anywhere. _______________________ BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 or 323 7710 For Estate Commercial & Resi dential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction 323 5620. Guitars, Drums, Banjos Com new $399; Loveseat $11.95 I up; cars, trucks & heavy equipment 372 5990 -. 59-M,sicaI Morchandise ________ 5 pc. BR Suite new, $239; S pc. LR Zachary N. Tribble, Realtor, 305-645-5690 1. 530 $026. Eve & wilends 904.734 $964. STENSTRC Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used FILL DIRTS TOP SbIL 20 yr. terms. Osteen. REALTY INC. S0-MsceIIaneous for Sale SKYLINE 14'w.flreplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Ortando Dr. 3235200 FHA Financing Rm. screened porch. $51,900, LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOANS Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 4-D Wymore Rd.. Altamonte. 162-743 It acre tracts, St. Johns River access from 51,400 per acre. $750 Sill FHA-VA. Auction Saturdays 7 p M Sanford Ave. at Hwy. 477 Consignments welcome KeIIoqgs Auction Sales 373 1050 ________________ _________________ MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. 43-Lots.Acreage SL'ONGWOOD•I - ________________________ 2202 French Ave. 77-Junk Cars Removed WILL BUY EXISTING 1St & 2nd shopping. Dreamwold Mobile Park. 322-2969. TEMAN REALTY. -a- Seigler Really, Broker 321 0610. 377-1577, 455.5335 burn., good cond., close to !NINGS 322.0612 11152. 323.7177 All type racquets, Avg. Scott Reagan 3721177 47-A-Mortgages Bought &Sokl 12x00 2 Bedroom Mobile home, 323-7832 3 BR, fenced yard, trees, stereo speakers, beautiful cord. range, ref. NEW carpet. $35,000. Will Near Mali, hospital, churches. Lovely 3 BR, fenced yard, Fain. BATH. MOBILE HOME, TALL 72-Auction -- RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS Private Party wants to buy a hous. in need of repairs. Have some cash. 323-5155 aft 7 p.m. 42-Mobile Homes P III.IU..UUUIUfl 57-SportsEquipment equity. 322.0216. 365-3730. 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, 1',', Real Estate. 445-34.'). FERN PARK-LAKEFRONT.. 3 BR, 3 bath, screened porch, seawall & dock. NEW carpet I paint. ISO's. SALTAMONTE 5 equip., CH w-air cond., hobby REALTY INC. ,TIPLE LISTING-REALTOR 'npletely fenced corner lot. .750. BUILDING LOTS PublIsh Feb. Ii, Ii. 01043 FHA•235-Conv. Homes w Down Payment All nilporiss and kalrlss will bsanpe GRAND OPIGII . I .'TocWldsus fr client has an sncsllsnt bonams package. rsloc.thu, assl51 1 Is an £qval Opportunity Em. BY OWNER 3 BR, 1½ b, kit. drapes, nice neighborhood. FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE :?lmaculate 4 SN, 2½ bath Horns Transgo.-$atisn Cs. ilsado exp.risec Class A Diesel Fenced backyard, carpet, "REALTOR, MLS space for office, beauty shop, .whaf have you. Zoned comm. ;$41,500. $14000 to $37000 COOKS lal WISh natislal the Circuit Court and afor Seminole aid ether retici. CIvilly, FlorIda. tge IIcrnIeus apyouforma deliwbe a defauit may be IIIIaISd required, WITHIN THREE County, Florida, and In serve copy 05 'famed Dlxii Nunder FINGandN,al 5lN5y, 10.ISIw. + hamalNi. AND, you are reqUired to geser Weodtore.lstersaldsl.m.w,,g, inthePetilion. MONTH$ FROM THE DATE OF your written .- . AMIMPLOYMENT dsfenui, If any, on and Pile your Ai.owsr or euler do. ths'Clerk of Pus CIrcuIt COW?, 9IILFrSAUS,*34174 THE FIRST PUSLICATION OF KENNETH . WITNUUMYP,anjandth.$,aIei THISNOTiCI,teIlleany ScmInOie W. MCINTOSH, fslsiorplssdig wItNffi,CIerat ESQUIRE,oI$TENSTROM,DAVI$ County, Florid, In ac me CSUII at Sanford, Simbiel. they may have cordalice with tfi Provisions ffieCircUItCourtinandp.j1j that challenges tue McINTOSH DIIVEN$ I JULIAN._Attorneys County, Fiends, and servo a copy Pldltieu, N.mi $tatvtes, To-Wit: county, PIer1a, thIs 22nd day validity 05 he decadent's will, the for in'. Petitioner, wlloseaddraSe Is Post thereof on Pitminars attorney, WIaeIs$j Florida statutes qualifIcatIons of th, personal TRACTOR.OWN ER Offics Ics 1330, Sanford, Plaid., - Mock N. Cleveland, V. (SEAL) .11g. Dlxii rsprnsnlative, or the venue or 33771, Jr., at on or before Mrdi 2971, ARTHUR H. SECKWITH, JN OPERATORS CLEVELAND, MIZS I UlDOES, WilliaM P. SF11111 iurlaatctlon of the court. isis, otherwise a default CLINK aM Poet Office Crater 1. $ajlford, p. Secretary ___ ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ultimate Mimont will be entered Topuu LTI. general commodity By: lefty 40. Clpps rid 33?7l WIlliam A. 51*' ,SSibalelr,tMu1g,dsy OUJECTIONS NOT so FILED agaInetyowfOef,,,, *l*,tPrSØCr*,dsfopg ___ Deputy Clerk PTI51ISSW 05 March, 1979, or Iffiarwiss ode. WILL U FOREVER BARRED Csllral & se CIa. Tradsr & In the Petition, Publish: Pubruiry 33. March 4 U' DeWatthuffrstpub1kat*,of1 j51iIi Fib 4,11, IL 33.1979 f4 sj,4 _g be *tva, Must MIst DOT. ee you. WITNESS my hand aid N, 1979. Official Oifhfl WITNEU MY HAND AN p. CaU.daysgsjf,gj,. NotIce of Administration: Sunday, sail 05 saId Court on the 2)5? day 0 DUO 1$ FICIAI. SEAL ii the Clsr of *g Feb 19. $979. - Nil * LYne 55W. February, AD, 1979. circuI, Court, en thIs 7* day ci Movies Jean Con (SEAL) •fl• ' MPeruaal isereoentative ARTHUR H. BECK WITH, JR., (51*1.) MATURE ONLY _____ 05*, (slate ii Clerk of Circuit Court Malniesanca' man. Full time. _____ Atiher N. $ac*,1.. JOHN ,. I. CON, Seminole County, Fla,a ___ Apply In parse. $an*d Nwi Ad clerk it the Deceased ___ . BY: silty M. Capps ICenvolescad, 905 MeUsnulifo circus Clurl AtTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Deputy Chit NW __ _ i,.. By: Las$heggs RIPNI$WITAY1VU: STINSTROM, DAVILMcINTO - u,, cwu & Idain IldIlluelsar, OP I JULIAN MACit N. C*.lv55,Asi, a. it IOSNP5ATIONcfo140p $APORD $NINHOLSIR, LOGAN AND Post Office 5g. 1330 .EVSh.ANO, Mill I SNIDSIS MO$C*IIF Flagship Sank - 5uN 33 ' NM *sl IS h P, Sax 3279, Sanford, FlorIda 33771 . NIV _ __ ______ - de!1Is __Mn.?.. _ . sa,p**, sun, ' sanford, P1.33722 Atlonwys for Patitleno' *,* * ___ Tij: 1310) *3-3* PvbIIW Fib P. MarC?, 4, psj*, . . W LOCATION )Y. W'N$ PubWa. llsruacp 15.45,1.? 19.1979 . - . '' - 05515. 010417• •-___ àbs.... 01011 - . S 3233324 I HOME, most con:)ortabii home UI Lk. Mary w. o ievis ton free 1105-4314572, 101. ___________________ 3 BR, 1 bath home Fam. Rm. NEED commercial property? 130 ft. frontage on SN, room to es -. $57,100. ________ laMsenants. 1 yr. over ,. home. Eat In the modern kit. or formal DR. Situated on 3 loPs w-S' brick wall for privacy. Very - close to siiopping. $37,500. Call 3225313 or contact Jungle Laboratories Corp. P.O. lcx - 322-0411 1322.2611 or 531-959). a.,.'. local government experience required. Responsible for _ E. AIt.monte Dr. 1 BR-$1S4. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 In Sanford. Call 3235610 Mariner'sVillage. 1 BR Apt., completely prlv Newly carpeted I painted. Adults, $173 mo. + utilitIes, 1st, -- - *10 ACRES in Osteen. $22,000. Deluxe I BR,fiiy ip, kitchen In small S yr. old apt. bldg., laundramat. Walk to downtown. Adults $155. Call 477.1444 after S. MA 02103, Yr TEMPER" . - 30-Apartments Unlurnlshgd clerical, etc. $1000 to 330,000+. Expenses paid. For employment Information write: Overseas Employment Box 1011, Boston, World at FaihlsnI Own a highly profitable, Ladies Fasillon, or Jean and Casual wear shep, featuring l*neflsnally brands. Everythin, provided * $17,910. Open YOUR Mere In a low westol CaN COLLECT (914) ____________________ 89$ month, $23 week. Excellent. Call 372-9423 am. or 541-71*3. Work overseas, Australia, Africa, South America, Europe, etc. Construction, sales, engineer's, W. GarnettV;hite Reg. Real Estate Broker 101W. Commercial THE STORAØE HABIT eiI tP.ose usiful, no longer needed items with 0 Herald - Classlf led Ad. Call 322-2611 or. Sanford- 300 S. Oak, Furn. from Nurses, RN's I LPN's, AIdes, Live-In companIon, short t*m assignment. Homemakers Up. John 020-0036. 47-RealEstate Wanted Phone 322-7U1, Sanford AFTER HOURS 3729254 332-0441 ___________________________ -._ Experienced full time cook Apply In person Holiday Inn, Sanford 41-Houses 2524 PARK DW322.2i1I - 29'-Rooms hdty, c. REALTOR TOLL FREE 1-$00-631-7725 Ext. R14$ ANYTIME DAY OR NIGHT SUNDAY CALLS ACCEPTED portunity Employer, Male, -_. ' lsarglsteredtr,deqnarkc4 Service Office, City Hall, Sanford, Fla. Monday thru Thursday. Application closing date Mar. 3, 1919. An Equal Op. Appraisal. Nusit KryionandElmer-sGlue arereglsteredtrad.marksof BordonlncW,Idwoodisa registeredtrademarkof Weidwood Products Duro Super Glui I prerequIsite. Two years post lourneyman experience desIred. Submit applications to the CIvil For Sale. Plantation Plaza Hwy. 17.92. 445-$3$, Own Your Own Iiness 1101 SUyVen$d,*, $ilNorbestoff,r Mustlill. 322.7435 -' - prt, merchandise buy back.- and maintenance equipment, both gas and diesel, a Acreage needed, Call for Free ' 41-Houses WANT TO SELL? • We have buyers. Homes, Lots & capable of makIng a mInlmun ployment posItIon available bra mechanic. Knowledge of upkeep and repairs to a wide varIety of munIcipal types of automotive - .' cash investment of SSM.S.0O. 00 full time permanent em. Classified Ad. 41-H Applicants must be responsible, able to make decisions and be councIl. IA In PvktIc Ad. get te Its_I __________________ year company who Is one of the nation's largest authorized paInt and glue wholesales-s. "MECHANIC" TM City of Sanford has Immediate . - %S i sure a 32-year-old, *23,000,000,00 pet Part time hous.kespihg, evening waitresses I part time cook. Apply Days Inn Sanford. - U U I U •. No selling or experIence races. sary. You will restock beautiful displays In high caliber corn. pany established retail account$ which will be turned over to you in your area. These great t'o ducts will be supplied to you by Summlt Marketing Systems and Licensed Florida P.E, with experience or knowledge in planning and development, cost analysis; administrative supervisory inspection capabilities In Installation and maIntenance of water, sewer, di'alnage, street Improvements. Resume and salary requirements to City Clerk, 100 North Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs, Fl. 32107 not later thin 13 March 1979. - CEMENTS News. Springs, population $000, under supervision of City Manager. .j-' a HawaII FIve-O, Carol Boritt, Hollywood Squares, ABC Late Night Movie, ReasonerWaiters lns, population $000, $1.2 millIon budget, 44 employees, appoInted by fIve member city 17!'?1T AREBEINGSPENT excellent benefits. Will train. CITY MANAGER-City of Winter I '' U Johnny Carson, Waltons, CBS Lati Movie, Barnaby Jones, Baretta, World TennIs, Wide World of Sports.. CBS Morning News, Housekeeper Full Time, ChrIstIan woman, references, own trans. Benefits. Sweetwater Oaks. 8650539. 1i11r1I ON NATIONAL TELEVISION-H' TO PROMOTE :c. THESE PRODUCTS WAREHOUSE Vacation time is here...get what youneedforahappytlm,wltha ,j. £1'' MILLIONSIII Night work, national company, L raine Kay Robertson pursuant to Section 703.11, FlorIda hebruary 11, IS, 25. March Statutes. You have 30 days from 609E. Colonial Or., Orlando February 6th, 1979, to contact the ____________________________ Honorable Harold F. Johnson, CounToll Free 1IXfll.2 ty Judge, Seminole County Court. _____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, house.Sanford,Iorida32fl1,ifyou PSYCHIC advises on Love, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR have any defenses to assert to this Buslnen a Personal direction. FIREFIGHTER WANTED- C SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, action or claims to file against the Donations appreciated. JAMIL tona Fire 01st. Must be II CASE NO. ?"320.CA.04.E forfeited aircraft. Otherwise, the p.o. Box 10134 Eugene, older, H. S. diploma or OS IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF aircraft will belorfeltedtotheuseof 91410. Call 24 hrs. (S0.244l bletopassphy, laglIlty,i LEON D. OEXNER, the Sheriff of Seminole County or -Apply to 1013 Provld,c, BI sold at Public Auction. OIVORCE-$20.I0--Ouarant,ed. Dltona. $ AM-S P.M., Mon-F Respondt Husband WITNESS my hand and seal of Free detaIls; KIT, Box " anci Stylist needed. Good with updi thiS Court on the 2nd day of Pompano, FL. 331, 9414997. JACQUELINE OEXNER, February, 1979. 5ty I designs. (SEAL) 322-5711 WHY BE LONELY? Write "Os? A ____________________ Petitloner.Wife Arthur H. Beckwith, Mate' Dating ServIce. All Ages. NOTICE OF ACTION as Clerk of the Court CETA P.O. Box 1031, Ctwtr., FL. 33317. TO: LEON D. OEXNER By: Jean E. Wilke General DelIvery UNDER THE COMPREHENSI Deputy Clerk WeddIflgiy DOT Atlanta, Georgia 30301 Board of County EMPLOYMENT AND IRA NOTARY PUBLIC YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an CommissionErs, INO ACT, THE FOLLOWII 3320'223.0W _action for dtSSolti of marriage Seminole County POSITION IS AVAILABI has been filed against you in the Publish: Fvbruary5,6,7,5,9, 11,12 . WITHIN SEMINOLE COUN1 ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM Circuit Court of Seminole County, 13, Ii. IS, io, 18, 19, 20, 21, n,n, 23 IN YOUR FAMILY? TO BE CONSIDERED FOR 'TI Florida, and you are required to 26.27,71.MarCp, 1.2,4,3,6,7,1,9,11 AL-ANON serve a copy of your wrItten 1979. POSITION, APLICANTS MU For I arnilin or friends of defenses, If any, to It on JACK r. DEG 28 BE RESIDENTS OF SES problem drinkers NOLE COUNTY AND MEl For future information call BRIDGES, & BRIDGES,of CLEVELAND MIZE INTHE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND OTHER ELIGIBILITY Cl 647-333)orwrlte Post FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Office Drawerwhoseeddressis Z. Sanford, Florida, FLORIDA TERIA, WHICH INCLUD 5anf-dAI.AnonFamlIyGroup )?l?I.Anorneysforpetitjoneronor CASE NO. fl•3I?.CA.04.E UNEMPLOYED 13 OF THE PC Box 333 before Ihe 29th day of March, 1979, IN WEEKS PRIOR TO APPLIC Sanford FIa 32711 RE: THE MARRIAGE OF ________________________ lION AND BE ECONOMIcA andflletheorjginaiwlththeClerkof JANET A. WILLIAMS, . . . .. this Court either before service . LY DISADVANTAGED. wpetitloner's attorney or Im. 5-l_ost & Found PetitloMr, mediately thereafter; otherwise, a and ...._ ACCOUNTINGCLERK II Default and ultimate Iudgment will JAMES WILLIAMS. - Must have knowledge 0 be entered against You for the relief Lost: longhaired fern calico cat. 4 Bookeeping and aCcountii yr. old, VicinIty 05 30th 1 demanded in the Petition. prIncIples and practice Pinecrest "Tiger-Ann" Reward Respondent, WlTNESSmyhandafld1of Standard office practicu offered 323-0392' this Court on this 21st day of NOTICEOFACTION methods and procedur. February, 1979, operation of standerd 05f (SEAL) Lost: Cat. Geneva Gardens Apis THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: machInes, Including p05th area. Orange I white, w.wh e ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. JAMES WILLIAMS machines. Quallflcatloni flea collar Asts.to"Scn,,y" Clerk of the Circuit Court (Residence) Room. - Elba Oradu. Prom hll Idlof By;Las $ls, 5313 or 323-3040. Community Canter _________________________ budlng or 5uppu,mod I • .d. i.... °''.-" a JACRIDGES ESUIRE Elba, Alabama 36)23 __________________________ 4-CNht Ca!i "•' ceunftng ani tlwes years CLEVELAND, MIZE & BRIDGES YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED responsIble account.k,epi, Post Office Drawer Z that JANET A. WILLIAMS has filed Baby Sitting in my home, Wint year of doubl Sanford, Florida 32771 a Sworn Petition in the Circuit Court entry procedures; or poulvalp Springs area. Responsible wa Telephone: 3O33fl-fl4 05 f'fflng I experio,,c,. This of Seminole County, Florida, for man, 327191$. Attorneys for Petitioner Dissolution of Marriage and of her advanced clerIcal an Publish: February 23. March i, , relief and claims against you in- Teenager needed for occasional specialIzed accounting work. is, i,, cluding an award to the Pelitlonet' 05 baby sitting In my home. Must DEG-116 APPLY IN PERSON TO: your entire right, title, and interest have own trans. or live In in and to the following real, pr. Sifflinole County CETAOfflce Woodmere Park area. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR sonal, and Intangible properties, to Call 3235341 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA wit: _______________________ Manpow Division PROBATE DIVISION REAL PROPERTY - PARCEL I ChristianLadyWlllbabysitlnmy 101 NOiThParkAv.nue File Division 79.50-Ce The W"7 of the NW'/4 of the NE¼ 00ng mothers. Near Sanford, Florida Diviiion of the SW'/a of Section 16, Township ldyllwlide School. Call 323-MIS IN RE: ESTATE OP 20 South, Range 32 East, Seminole Various other CETA positions ar JOHN E. COX, County, Florida, also avaIlable, please Inquire. 9-Good Thngs to Eat All parsons having claims or 27, Township 20 South, Rang. 32 - * WELDWOOD'CONTACT license necessary. Cook's helpS?, full time. Call between 912. 373-O%3. _______________________ FACEoWiThDRINKlNG PROBLEM? Perhips AlcoholIc, AnonymouS Can H.lp Phone 447.3333 Writ,p.O_0i213 Sanford, Fborld. __________________________ -3-.' 4- I I I neat appearance & drivers 1$-tIPfld PART TIME U0,000.00PERYEAR 322-1922. Suiidoy - Noon FrIday . __________________________ :- t General Rest. helper, P-T days, ___________________________ S1S,000.00PERYEAR : PAINTS ELMERSGLUE DUROSUPERGLUEIr experienced truck refrlgeratior Noon The Doj Before PubhcQtion 44'et'SOflIS - KRYLON'AEI4OSO mechanic part time or full time. Pay open. Must have references. DEADLINES _______________________________ ----- DISTRIBUTORSHIP FULL TIME POTENTIALIII Horns Transportation Co. needi 3csns.cvttysfl,ws ... .3k lconucutive times.....3Sc 8:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lines Minimum ___________________________ ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT bearing serial number 3100010 and tail number NiOlO Q, of the 5W¼ of the NW¼ 05 SKIn My. as a Production ExpedItot Excellent opportunity for Hi right person. Mall Shari requirements I lob history t Box 13, c-o The EvenIng Herald P.O. Box 1051, Sanford, Fl. 37171 - Notice Local Mfg. Co. needs an es perlenced person to asilst Plan 1tIm. .................43c - I - 83L9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Plaintiff, SUBiECTtoaneaumentoverth. Deceased West 23 feet and the North 23 feat NOTICEOFAINISTRATION Clutch McKuq p 24-Business (portunities OrlQndo - Winter Pc 322-2611 i and Bake Sale, noon to 3p.m. For details or to make - - LLHlllLD HDS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA CASE NO. 72lLCC.1s.J STATE OF FLORIDA, EX REL. DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, i SUNDAY, FEBRIJARY2I .-. ___ IVI ANU Defendant. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Any parties having an in. terest lfl ONE CE5NA 310 AIR. CRAFT bearing serial number 310. 0010 and tall number NiOlO 0 their heirs, assigns, and successors in in. terest, and all persons, Firms, and Corporations Ownipg, Having or Claiming An Interest In or Lien On the Above Described Aircraft. YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the State of Florida, cx rd Douglas Cheshire, Jr, State Attorney for the Eight. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that am eenth Judicial Circuit of the State f engaged in business at P.O. Box 229, Florida, on behalf of the Honorable 5262 N. Orange Ave. Goldenrod, John E. Polk, Sheriff of SemInole 32733 Seminole County, Florida, County, Florida, has filed a Rule to under the fiCtitious name of COM. Show Cause in the Eighteenth Judl. w'.crETC. cial Circuit Court of Florida against PUTER BOOKKEEPING, d that •,. any and all oarllea haivinn an In. yj ana your 'I'll bet the gas is cheaper at terest in Onenumber Cessna 3100010 310 AIrcraft the next stationI" name withwith the Clerk of the Circuit bearing serial and _________________________________________________ accordance the provisions Court, Seminole County, Florida tail number N 1010 Q to show cause why the aforesaid aircraft should the Fictitious Name Statutes, To t t,eofforfeited the useFlorida, of the Wit: Section 863.09 FlorIda Statutes Sheriff SeminoletoCounty, (AL..E1IJ[)AAR Sunday, Feb.25,1979 -7 B. EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl. Legal NGtice I I �- -.- 85—Evening H.rald, Sanford, Fl. ' • ,P ••I ' I rr•,pp S • o, s I P • P 1 1 P • k - WOOL Ipmom \ isvia. VOOL . la_ . I want SANFORD g b part 519 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. *125th ST. i I IJJlp) IS plJC5 NP44= 1T01$ IHC be a gryour da DISCOUNT COUPON 951 STATE RD. 434 US 17.92 AT Sft 434 ouANTTrYrnof4Ts to PtCk UP YOUR SILVER SPRINGS WEEKI WACHIEE LONGWOOD EF pO AT YOUR NEAREST FRIENDLY WINN.DIXIE FIJIIJAIY 25-28 va AMW SLICED BACON LEGQUARTERS 129 $m LB. guu IISM OS SOltD POSt t(N i4C(O P4TQ POSE .....$1" I - • LB. - M1 IOJP4O S0NttI W1N t w.D alAMO SLC*D COOSID PKNC & (00510 - Roast ....' 9" liii. LB. I I;:: ,sc5y $w(fl 51(10 Eo....2? IJ $249 U$DAO*AD('*PUINC $TflIPANfCS W.DS*AND$UCID . CUT.UPF1 99c BEEF BOLOGNA ... ffAMP** .. •. FMH ' O5CA*MAYUIfOU(U AND ALL SUP • AIAMI... WHOLE FRYE... 69" CdVV6C% 99c SUCED BOLOGNA . OWALYNIY 01A? DOG PlUM ' ____ A Cic DOONESBURY 8ULK TURKEY WINGS ...,.. 1 59c W-DNAND.SY THE P,IC* S 99c SLAB BACON .... W.DMAND.5&JC(D 0 1°' SLAB BACON .... sp ID. y ONNII JD 9P BEEF SIZZLERS ... 99c CHICKEN FRANKS ' 99c ICED S*'ItIU I DIVIIP4ID 99C BEEF LIVER FRYER WINGS.... 19iM& CHEESE 4 IUHF p '4 FRYThBAcKS.... LUNCHEON. February 25, 1979 SANFORD, FLORIDA PLANT 'A' GRADE 'A' TURKEY HICKORY SWEET ON" P - am, owm V , • ALL 111 I Sim jawas c I I I Sunday, Feb. 23, 97 SAVE I _, VIMWW ms awwo, 7J 5AV, I/eeA,f.I A AUOVr mar )ai s$'fT / CZAM Ac.. by Carry Trudeau l7ffc4f#V4P5. /5 fl Va-ElLtifM ftMR&T ö/1- wnri.? SiT O 7)E IVT RE6/ME. Y-•7 7•T, IA. . • us-I AU I'uJi . 1' P, A.AUV, mrA.,,'nk,srav,w, r W7 SW OM W 4W I MM OMIArAWSW 7M MWaw50WAMdW" j lip L 1t#fl l,v..... Ou'Btc., ThA) I! Aft Or MY ASO, MV #1 77'1 *FT7W i,'Awsr Aw I 'l• -. TV FUI 2 i Y;•: ''tf.,$• fr. s, I'. i?'. '. ••-••..i' 90 EDWIN PIAPP!A*S i'MONG THE T16 AN EMEENS WiTh HIS ViSAS! ANIMAL, IT CA*I(S OWNS OFEU, A TENT NOW .A STEANSI LAW. MN TWNWS HE MJGNT M THE ' 1 O • BITWMN1 UI-* 4 NIl No ,J ptjIii I. S • Sc .5, • • • • ,. •. 0 • S S S • -• :. S iI .o T)SY FW CMPMY MO MN On MOE! flml 7w gmmnm I OF WHO ON NIBC. Af— I NOT FOR LOW. Le ft Puma Osdm ML. W& WON 400 smovat �AM PI 41F AiIVAiNL a. I 4IIçb 0 4Noy, __ •• ___ __ S eO r 1A low dab On At IV:YA II IF v ziptz VT, Ii' . uI \ Ilk _Iw — 4 _________________ 0 0 0 0 • 0 ° " S I'GNp (*1-HuM ' _ _ the gsgs. but thom may be awns thu win don t. MY wtoM, itoed with patIi wrap, and with frt jcs ftflnd th - - I got pnsrou. After boors Aft , •0 _ _ but filled )iq - __ : their huibsnds' wamm We waiis.4 Um " other mid incurring _ r—'-------------• 110 • iii--W irounit and HELOI8E Wk W.TAL ft* - DICAR HEAMM: As presidsm of the 411bore's here pa anyway. mm "s" hook Oat is und to hold Ow dogstag to him caw is not Very do*. F we dwk toah. hwe ad ___ — limo lachoki mid law sew amyown *Art whm am ~ Ism t,wto. aer,I4.to pit DOM lL: him , ____ his dog US I Ws collar and abig ieiid the "s" hock hid loafteri ___himsadher to sm idlacongm tm VA d tmdogts mom pvbkm __so _ - never __ • ' tiaI )T" 1I * P1Acii : • Got all do dramb Won and Shwon &'vsralhew,he, w, bed d.alast on tks ad,bsiig. he DM NEUM _ - ___ DEAR HELOIR: Have trouble finding th4 isdaMyonar.dom.1 GO ml.uI_ — _____ — .---•- -- W _____ — u- _____ - ____ a.am ~Wfmhdbm frun WIS ftm off bdon poft APImader �IL 0 Vol V4 I-I'Imm_.uu- I_•pv•.%% 4 A;_ I,-" )j - - I ____________- ________________ IMP Im 100, NNW IL Ir Mir I I I WøciI1:i1 I I I do ;* 2 ___ OTT __ Aqj 4.0 Ap IMP ___ ~6 7 lair* - S - OMNI nE M MEMO do War MEMO POOM 1AIU.": II 111111111 . /1 WA _77— NNW NOWAK AI pt fri JA - - .. �t 11 LET MOTHER OVIZ FOP HER TO ov HURT FIAWNFYJ RAT IS S, RIGHTALK' d ; r 1E11$4fIP Pfr3.- : WANT 7D RE APOUNP NT 7 _ ONO Fw WORM/ y4 4rii ITq '2 II -j OA(E-7$-7MEI tHY TALK HUePTJ COME pio rv 1 JWJC a _ "I HELP UP! ONO —j .T o . 0 ry "saw OF JIL - - I AAFaIli, IkA I -lei ) IV or 61111110111 Or A! , Y' I - - - ILI In jell Ilk DUMM (Y,AND I- - 2 •I:: I �71st Year, No. 163—Monday, February 26, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents uwwvvwrJwuw I The Sun, The Eclipse... * uni _ r WhirI1? "I guess the aim didn't come for our parade," said Kay Bartholomew clut. thing her arms as she walked around the vacant lot across from Seminole Memorial Hospital (SMH) where she works as public relations director. "I know the sun is up there somewhere, but whre?"ukedAnnCole,a nurse at the hoMtal. Both ladies along with about six other employees had gathered at the lot today to view the total eclipse of the aim. As the sky above remained darkened and temperatures dipped into the 40's, Mrs. Cole, a member of the Central Florida Astronomical Society ibrogga She was dIspok*.d. "The nest one will not be ill 24 and I'll be 80 yeara.old by then If I live that long." Mike Smith, supervisor, IN TNl KN I "Ia .wr I,urtsffiss.sf vs wM knew an thine worth knowing knew that -a new year begins..." —J.W. Krvkh, ,The Twelve lessens." WkSf fIve4eltsr term cmpletss this timely llisvght? .0143J.*10 ii PAM SiiSw VU Sum Numbsrl A certain • number, Its square cubs, a and fourth power read the same from left to right and vice versa. It's under 20. What number? ___ SA a JISWIIU $1 4q aisi: rnWA . flower in e . phisas ii sents.srn re Ns .... regsrds.t. Try the vlsi, Itta. p 3. The New 5ISSW was terrible. i.wf I IOWA *8'011010 1 Catch QUestion: Do you have a hole In your stocking? I raa safe betto say that you di. It not, how .'. can you put your foot In it? Don't you agree? t• in _J I. .'4 : HIDE NIlIK 1110111111 PLAY .• •-. - S f . 'S.. •L). - ' Q Q asawaibmtwo: Nndyevars$stsI. lew,aslsdus. CAN YOU TNUI7YQU*IlftThre are a$ best ,4j.. 68100010 up a" How qully aso yo. find them? Chech U1LU$ wtih Thsss bmw. __ S Ijjba1$gleble *1011,10 4 . ; . 5 ., . S Aed,artbssawe S. . S addlntwoandtwo— lfyOufoIlowdir.ct. tions. Clue: First two letters are "me." Allswms,s$r,tsgs - c . . FIndin the 10.Iiflsq word wfd&ls the an. s'to this verisriddle Is as easy as s. . . • . . ,. • ___ ' 2 waft are $0dr? Chest them to find set. P.S.: There are ever a deass. -. - .. .• . .d curious ' worker also at the field, "so icame here because I was just Curious. Nick Harris, director of housekeeping at SMH saw his last total eclipse In 1ft "[rd yes, I was looking forward to It since I lad viewed It In Mississippi, and I expected to see lots of people here but I can un. derdand why they didn't show," he said noting the adverse weather cone dltlons. A solar eclipse Is a rare occtzence. The lad one visible In Florida took ! 1 -• S 4,, S WHAT'S A SUN? place about seven years ago, but was obscured also by heavy cloud cover. At the Goldendale Observatory in the the southcentral town of Goldendale, Wash., thousands gathered tovlewtheladtotal eclipse of the mm visible from the continental United States In this century. About 10 miles further south, at a replica of Stonehenge, dozens of Druids - members ofthe Church of All Worlds other neopagan groups for religious rites that one leader, Isaac ewits, had confidently would bring a erfect view of the __ mm The eclipse began just after sunrise in the eastern Pacific as the moon Passed directly between the Earth The eclipse was being televised through the ob servatory's 24.111ch telescope by NBC with a feed to public TV through KWSU of Washington State University. The thousands converging on this little town included residents of Uganda, Burma, Holland, Hungary, Canada and "a lot from California" and throughout the Northwest. Amidst warnings that severe eye damage could be Inflicted on anyone looking at the sun, schools changed their opening hours so children would not be en route to school when the eclipse occurred. Motorists were warned to turn on their lights as the daytime darkness gathered. fta" \ I XMk.1bm4Hc4g CAT04iHe i' L) ECFAlLEpMATM'me ..TMAN I6A4 ... By DONNA E88 Herald Staff Writer I :: ,,• - - - LAL — iu.ip* zcçrr c. g ____% I Wte$ flAINVI - - . L4.e IN MAIN = i A* 0440 COMAUM T~ 1jp. ................... . • 41 41 IlIfterm .......... .........4A .4* 41 WWWWWO d - He said the Senate will thoroughly debate the Issue and the nation will ultimately make a judgment on the adequacy or Inadequacy of time "The nation's greatest ss.st is time gooi co mon m. and,wisdo1nit Its psopie,Baker saId,addthg SALT u is 1 "mad Implant decision that ànnot be made vacum and of o system. "I will not stand by and allow national defines and foreign policy declak,ne to be made 4a1d, the view of the public," he said. •"Naticnaidsfen.sandfeiolk.t,tant nit to be debuted In the pole ,iina, Baker laid. a mm onal defense foreign policy that thows bIPInhe world," hsuld. G ur Baher was edtoa dada ovation p ___ ___ uuiss .............41 i'__of..................... Otmulia.............. • 2* ouuavu..............,ia $gsiin...... • .......... : 51* 'E'ulaiL.a ............. . :.,.Is W' .....................IA .Chinese 25 — ..-..-- - -.--.- - ____ - •., .'. "' l L.'• ~ Herald Photos by Torn Netisi ANN COLE AND TELESCOPE WITH SOLAR FILTER .110W what doldo? • , , .. . . . jØifd C. ' . . SENATE MINORITY LEADER HOWARD BAKER 'Th. world,.,is about o conclude te • - • U.S. cannot handie leadership' Miles into IflCldId dam lntM ftrapsrtedaoc1ly of the war, Japw-- sews rapsits from Hanoi - mute 's ilimlaft"N"Soft :UIlIxd $*s did the ad he p,i the war T H ihladadjakadamndh. HuM radio claimed Viitumiae troops bdft Ctm heis Is thee, sesthuta Is Ming, (:: Vice Ptadar 7ft ikias.•-u— Aissey he eapsdsdtharadinfswsrthss80 days ad he W M &oos d levid a i lit, T110111 IOWA "We wedded aske the& a utig c1r" in (as's on wI - 11 - - I p -_ •_ __ the wr' -I d said ___ -Vue Be" is a cyas w — in Ile adb 6W fo, ad the IS 61111011111e ad aftho it iapsitedt ussaipsin y Is in Vmu in Den TU5 u — "me' ' - àiadhe"uietsIyai,at'aUJL - - a :;..M.ce amim $0 1T%1111111111111111110 1110 d awd so ta., .tir-- ' - - far u* &ad of C'-r-- - Vespo foe. V*' ad - 120,_I. - -:. rr-s 46" Th1tri1w ia.~Iiia - kup km cuieft d ___ - - S. - ki IN I 1i0 A cm- ' - - H the carl7 Checi, V 01 Ib of .1 TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Four Americans hive been arrested near Absdan In Iran's southwestern oilhi,lds 'while trying to secaps" and have been handed over to aides it Ayatollah Rahollaim Khomeini, Iran's Ravoü*ionuty Radio said today. Time radio said the Americans were working for a foreign company at Aghajarl northeast it Ab, Iran's chief refinery town, and "were arrested while tr)lzj to escape." "They wire handed over to Khomeini's AM by Titi¼, revolution fighters," the an. MIL lbs meounounint gave no further details sad did ad omra the Amsdcen& lbsre add th,Ams a had been wsded Sunday M. A U.S. t'nb*y apubs add Vie .mba.sy had aotbeen imcj* laduraned of any arteds, lbs_ied of the American utrads NbomylaloVlsdto aecuta lbs rissi it Iwo &kids civilian maursd echeul uuetus 1.oi.d it he $1. Ten Balsas ddd Wile hm bum wives wore allowed to las,. Tikan - ____ IN By MAX ERKILE'rL4N Herald8tafl Writer The Sanford City Cornmission, at 7 p.m. at city hail, will review the use of 1,808.3 acres of city property in an effort to see how much of that land can be sold, thereby placing it back on the tax rolls, The property totals $26,766,850 In assessed valuation spread over iie different pieces of property. The property, .fl6 acres totalling an assessed valuation of $290,290 Is in vacant land. That land, because it Is owned by the city, Is not taxed. However, if It was sold to private investors, It would again become taxable property. "What It boilsdown tols there are certain parcels it property that some people feel should be put back on the tax rolls," said Mayor Lee P. Moore. 'What we'll be doing tonight is just a matter of making an to see how m ( the Land the cfty owns coujd be disposed of," commented Moore,"someofltlstoosmall to do anything with." City Manager Warren E. Knowles agreed with Moore that some of the land Is too small to be put to use. However, he also added that some pieces of property presently going unused may be put to use In the future. "A lot of that land Is vacant now, but may be used somewhere down the road," laY Knowles. In addition, some of the land is property donated to the city many years ago with certain 5tlPUult10flS dictating how it is to be used, noted Moore. Some it that land has a string attached," said Moore. "For Instance, I know there is some of the land that has a Provision that It can only be used for recreational putCommissioner Joim Morris asked for the lnvent-q(,f city. owned property. what •' to i t we have, because the city's got so darn much land that It's not See SANYORD, Page ZA Iran Nabs 4 Yanks ' Trying To Escape' ___ ow ff Wallow ~ en 160 *%Vd trups = , .• w ____(____ See BAJLEppag,IA Ud hNS he..,iLjI no Mid tay (Ikues forces have _______________________________________________ ) '5. - By Viet,_Hanoi _Charges -.,. . Property Use Eyed; Sales Sanford9d ___ m . - ViROMI"O AM 00 ..• . to• duds the United 4M cannot handle leadersihip In the world." He called a serious mistake Praddeid Carter's iSIIII.iI.,IA.. .8 #L.l IPJWJXI, R*AW15 W1 thought his actLonwoWdh the Rn..1.riatocanceifts BaCkfire bomber. "That wunoiwense," Baker said at the function held at Howard Joimson downtown Orlando grand ballroom. ___ He said since the first Strategic Arms 'imltatkm Treaty (SALTI) theR ns hayedeve1cedfjy,new mIaJ,, "Carter Is about to commence a debate on SALT IL I support dratetic arms limitation eftorts, voted for SALT I llintjH," Bakerjd, and would like to vote f adding however, itIJ possible under the ptuangb.eaty the Russians to make great increases In weapons. "Will SALT Ii freeze us Into position of Inequality?" he asked, noting this question will be asked more and - i Today •IsiOi"J3ui --. U.S. Senate enate M nor ty Leader Howard Minority Howar B aker Baker issued a call for party unity to "meet the challenge of 1980, the greatest chance the Republicans have to prosper since 1952" Sunday night before Central Florida members the GOP. Guest speaker at the orange County p p hlI. Executive Comzpittee's annualIAncoln D Republican senator from Tennessee hammered away at the Carter admügstration' "series policy mistakes," problems—with the economy and national dstom ________ "Nit Mace 1902 his there been a serious qaedlo°' about the aldof.of the Uaded&M and whethsmftis adsquat. to time challeng, of this tim.. The second great dm.11rmgoistheprospirftyandecancinyo(the *ry," he add. soft time nations foreign policy lacks cAberence'and stability, Baker, en mumo4mced praai.t1al S •. • Baker tells Area_GOF CAW NV 61111W. - ,S... '/ .•.•,,. -. . _________________ I 80 Our Big Chance, NOSWHm ji g 'V Not until 2017 will another total eclipse of the sun be visible from continental United States. P __ . ___ i,IsS l 1Øj55 p rust and sun. It reached totality at 8:09 a.m. PST. (12:09 p.zn.EST. :1 iiaiiy 'twos It? . . . S .• of the SMH maintenance department who had seen a partial eclipse several years ago but never a full eclipse, added: "I was really just curious because I've never seen one bore." "I've never seen one either," observed Johnnie Harris, SMH maintenance B7 LEN PiNSDORF Herald Stall! Writer by Hal Kaufman _ .. There...Isn 't Its U P T'E1 TTNIIVy keretary aumeuthal, hePe& - Michael a trade mslss, "M Chhe the "Ins. 110,0111W he-es VIMISI war sad 1 • whil i for Iindon this morning on a regular &ItIah Airways tlIgtd. The government radio originally announced the &Itonj were being held for "misappropriating national funds," but 4100211111 IdicMed two are being q'st'oned about the tanks zwhich they were giving The &Itlih commwmity In Iran has dwindled to about 1,000 and the American com mmmlty to some 4,000 since the evacuation ordered alter thu amb on the ,vmhsny, lbsr. were once 41,000 Americans In Ir'. In Tubiem Sunday, Khomeini saw ended Prenmist Shilow B''' his Bad the 00111001and revolutionary sowcss seffiramoll tim, Ic mitim it commub bog aada to bring "cr?' back from abroad, I* CIVANd the oiled dab. msenuhi add oad Prer 8sut 81wer Wi fled the mum and revolitlumary sources Uftemw the ferMASON Of 4IuuI6 bed I10I tig "cr' Wik from abroad, jWaft the enSsd a. N. dutihlo it lWs uscep. wore ' S r t ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 25, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 04, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4fd20c11805548355e1f71b2f8f55422.pdf 7424fb0de076f1c16a20f4af54ae745f PDF Text Text 4$—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE Thursday, Feb. 22, 1,7 1L s :. ACROSS (jcjc• ! ! dT BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker YOU CAN'T HIT I PON'T IT IS WRITTEN: AS NATURE ME! REGULATIONS PUT US "ANTAGONISTS PROVE6 THE I FOR3IP SERGEANTS INTHAT AREA PART OF SURF ANP I HITTING PRIVATE8 CATEGORY LIFE. SAY W?E 1 THE SHORE, ANPGOMEONE SHE ALSO ; WILL RISE TO NURTURES OPPOSING 5A' 'NAY' ___ FORCES IN 5. M " /AU'rfloRI\ ALrfl4ORI) ( I 11 1•22 _ MEMO now am JR.. mom JR. •u Room MUNME Au• JR. MEMO JR. u... waamm HERE IJJ JR. JIR JRIU JU•P J... by THE BORN LOSER Art sansom by Bob Montana ARCHIE I RECEIVED A LETTER !CQY FROM A FORMER STUQENTAT SIA WORLD WORLD".' Boom . •u• •• • PERHAPS, BUT HE II HARP WORK ITS SAYS CHARGE THAT OF THEu A GROOVYJL FEEDING AN IMMENSE ..REATURE WITH A SEEMINGLY WHALES! ENDLESS APPETITE' YOU CAN SAY THAT ,AGAINI soe_.1 r I.; ON wow?WHALES. . •• (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) w< 0 4 16 HOROSCOPE By BERMCE BEDE _ by Howie Schneider EEK 1 MEEK . •. •: . by Al Vermeer IKNOW THAT IFI P4T G4I A COUPLE PRSCLLAS POP I KNOW NAT ISOM CF "ME WOR1.05 GREATEST PEEPS %IEW PONE, BY SMALL PEOPLE. I iQ'J 1T IggATIG1& ANP9LLY FOR I10 WORRY ABOUT 6NG SHORT. r- IlKiE5 THIS YEAR. rM L.GNG 10 PIE., Impotence Is Caused Several Factors 41 Imprison Answer to Previous Puzzle 44 Confederate I Wight States Army Lou vii 5 Doss,'c ezist (abbt.) rri 'L iif I + PRO (cont.) 45 ears 9 Sticky Stuff 48 Actress 2ST ____ 12 Was indebted Magnani I to 5OP&vi IL' "IA .LL.!I'J'1j' 13 Is indebted to 51 Male or $EDU)IO W DEAR DR LAMB — Seven 14 That boy female i jj 15 Brandish - •) S4 Large trucks years ago I had a sever heart I. ' 18 Wheel hub ($1.) gtackthatrsdredm'of I Oil * 17 Mohammed's 57 Pronoun _____ piJl hoapltallutlon. I recovered son 58 Heartless r1*uh1t.1Y AIVIIIDflAIAJAI Is Spy IO Tiny particle 1TIINl$ IIDIDIY *9 YIEINISI T isiuinivery wat. 20 Small bird 61 Heartbeat About two years ago my 37 Arrival-time 21 Snare chart (abbr.) 10 Engineer's cId,put meoflnderal. I have 22 Invitation re 62 Hairy man helper guess (abbr) had ezoelle results. However, sponse (abbr.) 63 Matured 11 Leaves out 42 Engages I demal. my ie"' 21 RI Kind M hai.I .n .. _. .I il - - Roebuck's ii New uiu qj Ensign ISUOr., partner capabilities have been reduced 65 Eye infection project (abbr.) 45 Bridegroom's 26 Marsh 68 Borders to practically Zero. sexual, capacity. 23 Religious attendant crocodile _ I realize that my being over poem 46 Stinky There are many Ingances In 28 Unaroused DOWN 25 Grand 47 Fine suiting 50 years old Is a serious history 1 men over 1X who 31 Woman, 26 Ships 49 Whinny name 1 Hawkey* deterrant to sezual activity but have fathered children. In 33 - on longboat 52 Compass State jiuIans are said be i CWIat Ruia, Province 2 Booty 27 Single thing point blackout? Otherwise, I feel to remain .,xiiilIy active put 34 Phrase of un 3 Power 29 Place 53 Aid indiagnos. reasonably well and strong. i years 1 age. The Soviet derstanding (2 4 Paradises 30 Special ing (comp. wds.) 5 Positive pole Doeslmleraldothsttoallthcee Unlon'aEtlziolgrsphlclflititute edition vd) 38 Hors. 6 Hit hard who _take it? Isn't there rertad in i ttat a man, 119 32 Large 55 Short article directives 7 Birthmarks continent 56 Lumbering afl3ltMflg to look forward to years old, remained potent In 39 Allow 8 Disease aeTually? tools 40 Membranous Including carrying fly 35 Tree type respects an 9 African land 36 Double curve 59 Pending pouch DEAR READER—There is demonstrating a sperm ON MI 0 00 by Chic Young L For Friday, F.bruary 23, 1979 w evidence that Ibdffd causes Impotence or a loss of sexual capacity. Fm glad you have done well with the medicine and I doult that it has anything at an to 110 with your problem There are many, many canees for Impotence. I em aending you The HealthItit number 3-12 on this problem Other readers Who want this Other issue can send 50 coda with a long, damped, your envelope for H if 71st Year, No. 161—Friday, February 23, 1979 I nvading China: Foe IA I capacity to become a !aUr. It's true that any serious serious illness Including serious heart and vascular dl.easeCan pretty wij wipe out a person's interest in an. WIN AT n .f. a 1Uhted Press International injii of Chinese invaders and seasoned Vietnamese regulars clashed today in the nilest fighting of the weekiong war. Vietnam said two Chinese attacks, kI1Ihig ICEId QI11eSe China claimed Vietnam_has refused to talk peace. What do you have to lock forward to sexually? Since you are over $3 years old, there rnlgi4 be a limit as to what can be achieve&uyou&edeIIcient In hormones, sometimes these can be add4 request to me In careQi thisthe danger of increasing ab newspaper, P.O. Box 11, normal changes ln the prostate Radio City Station, New York gland, mat's why doctors don't N.Y. 1$319 like to do that In men in your This imn win explain the age group. various causes for impotence. Remember it's Jiat a symptom You might have a circulatory and It can be caused from problem which could be Impsychological PS°', cfr proved surgically but you have problems or to ask whether the risks and culatory neurological problems and other problems associated with hormone problems. the operation would be jiatifIed You snould knew that over In your case half the American men over 79 have lost their sexual capacity. In some soclUes, sexual capacity Is sustained for longer periods of time. The above figure should Indicate to you that half of the American males over 75 AM maintain Radio Moscow, monitored in Tokyo, said today hundreds of MimmikhmPkmm.i,4d -*Wme was bWX war Lao Col ow the Red Rim, which flown too Chin pod HUIOI. ) shelled (se's province ild nosthsut of Vkthws with 11111111101101 WKW11101114 4n WulliallIon, Chinese Ambsaadcr (aI Toe-mm saw iiy8.y MI'.l BlumIiaJ often a trip to China and wnsdabout the war Choi told rapetars: "An Iknow Is what . nem Dofui.. MImdeIer Vo Ngaan Glap said today in a radiO reprit IDOultOlid in B(kCk, Ttiilliiid, that SflO If the "*WIdIntheWtVIdaemWWwdbetliaiibedth,So,1et Won for its " mwid and waidance.90 IU Jaçsnses Kyodo news service said the official Chinan ,P.opWs Daily, said Hanoi has reiusad to talk peace with Pdft The paper quoted the the Voice of Vietnam seth. somice for Hanoi's rofusal to negotiate. The People's Daily also carried en QM!4a1 New a News _ Agency dispatch from insideVidaam claiming Vietnamalse rdsMs along the Sine-VWiin, budo soppedad the -- The &I applies to artificial devices which can be inserted surgically and have proved to be successful. They work but again, should it be done considering the rest of your medical statue. w BRIDGE _ ___ ____ the The dis patch_ the first Qda1 Piking rapod adoftkmg (1dn, Invaded Vlm fl a44mtd the Qne.e action was OWPorted IW _____ ______in 7hellmd and Pakistan. io Moscow moitored saldthatba according to new, ______ In lokys, ______ TI9NII ("N* $ to IlpiSil the ttl e fred and ad. vance diaper Into VW-'i. ViellossussisI forces we now 12 mIles YIJII DIWEURAY nave a problem, but coni try to percent chance that South solve it with a checkbook. would take five club tricks. F61111=72119 10 The lack of the club 10 made Some of your hopes and LEO (July WAq. 21) Stick South's prospect of taking cksoma could be realised this cioseto home or vialithose with five club tricks only 36 perrth1 year thrcegh a chain of whom you are always cow cent. Declarer would need very awenl ,,a. A $tuuI hots today. Mars , aveM thi clubs to divide 3-3. - aTh.,, is ofie Thirty-six percent is a trip to a distent place might be the company of anyone whose poor bet. Even Las Vegas aims differ considerably from one of them. .....1 ('La..U4$ d nISr betgilu I%I4ö an '.Il7 (Feb. 31114arch ) PC YOWL ter than that. Declarer found 4 foc..saving In VGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 21) Important matters should be a way to improve his chanc. attended to early in the day Companionship will be imes if the club suit does not because you're likely to assume ported today — but don't put beating up on break, declarer needs three a tnanna" attitude a the so$ 11tfr4 above your more diamond tricks to make the contract. The finesse for the clock ticks on, and postpone productive prioritlea. K.ap op the provincial militia' king of diamonds is exactly your duties Find out mote of with your work. a u percent chance. what Use ahead for you In 11) JIMA (Sept. D(kt. 23) On the second trick East Into V1dnemenpgedkmtheheavisdflgib the war acres by niidug for your copy of the There could be a pleased took the king of clubs with _ . .• , . eli-new AdrGrqh latter for malarial sarpilse in store for his ace and returned a diaaniline mond. Declarer was at the 1979. Mail fi for each and a you today, bad it won't corn. Radio Mow said (mws fores plvmdired rI-, crossroads, put there by 1014, NIf4dk wed, dumped through taking gambles or East's excellent return of a dad eshhJa.1ue* and killed cirthia. It said envelope to AMrGrapb, P.O. bolm risks. low diamond. East's dia___ .,:•. won ICOSPIO(Oct.24Nov.22)In Box 400 Radio City S, _____ _____ _ ___ mend lead made it ImpossiL km What hes bee. 'Iig sea major battle of VIfl the cooble for South to find out how N.Y. 10019. Be are to specify certain types of competitive Not. the clubs were going to .ituMk,es you wW fan, very blrthM break before testing the diaRadio Hook ' -':sd In !— 'rk. aid V''n. ____ ______ ______ (March 21-April 19) well today, but be wary of A*I monds. He had to make his hei", declined flP4 on I7MAXUIEUZTIAN _____ on serious m4iin4 where you seriously __________ Focus your aftellion choice then and there. __ , .. - ..., ' .at_ w dd — - wi . 00 v n------w '• ' South was In an uncommutate soul forget trying to smdsredIe Y0st _________ By Oswald Jacoby e ritsdiy sve statements all after i the ____ fortable position, but he did _____ '=_.. You (Nov. 23.)ec beep op SISI$$ Da317$ km prepuleg know elementary mathek._ — rsdwith fl j the Vie kiSod or -'rs am of have aomathii4 to show for 21) Someone whe is ____ . 111,. Nt ________ lilllionsesl in a matics: a 50 percent chance CHARLES BENTLEY ________ w. envisioned is better than a38 percent emisseet '1 South rightly may pad yea on to emstlimg your efforts. 1y went , - M ,• ,,.,,, ,, , 'w' He look the percent. 't 010W JO did TAVIU$ (AWl P-May P) good IO3 jA9tjAa fl.*Ia1 (ON) failed to However, Denuiy ama clubs over one diamond. His chance. . de la y and ma age p A1 prematurely the hospital peds an y ciml' possibi li ben ties by There may be too m services to 1}PIM'4 hish.d points tract. aid lbs fibbed vain I * as. ad H U.s Sen prieWs free Ift the alcss of prooftheHIU aW not on* Tndlaw km yost discussing your potential 10-point minimum North (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. 'u attacks In b atom were avamplO. needed for the response put (Do you have question for :*Jaiwi Burton Act and __________ eligibIlity wIaL beans today. Set a them in the slam nICOIIf ( is Shew everyone how to pull the experts? Write "Ask the In o"i"'cos Ad ho" b r.szvet C°'" Vlatiis. 011, ad 9N aSercas care of this newspa. could 1*) Y enthsuI togsllw. ' dummy. He had 13 hlgh.card Experts, r'-"i & sapsct.d per. Individual questions will ik Nd ''u tLJ..i s pss aoih and GII (May Iwame dope over yost prudent points and a good soz.carci be to he Nd uk cm 1W ddW In W ___ 21) pop ____ answered if accompanied in giWul Ntatloan club suit. Unfortunately for by stamped, self4ddressed Seppoaediy coslldeatlal In 1- to daI—"-• rng from ci- acTed when U.S. District South, the combined assets envelopes. The most interest formation eNd be PS..11 on to today Be hopeful, bad c1I ''t JoeeØ Judge John A. Reed Jr., in the clUb SUIt adorad hey tend, iwera rut rest. fiCISIS of the inq questions will be used in you today. Ho.r, chick Is to be tNlstI. Isantary ci the u. a. quentlon.d Ligal Services' biclud, the 10 spot. The lick this column and will receive ' AJAU* (Jan. 21-Fob. 11) of this card would make a conies of JACOB V MODERN.) vsy Wore you attempt to Department of Health, filer. to file a mdIon for a s asorasa I Ik Nd the (ssu . 'yinjNdlsn.Sschen padft to work. UaaUy beWul sass could bigdlft.rencelnthe WAY the FIFTH OFS BRIDGE RELEASES ' £doedm ad wm.(lww). FOR LONG LEAD SERVICE 1 was played. 1 NIMS FlIP of NIbS lIed 1$ to 2111 Iajadloa would Mop the CANCEl (June IWuly 21) prove to b."° today. It contract sit wan i r.. is in U the North hand had DATE 0129 PASTE 0125, PRINT lbs I' I s as. ('bluu d Irpitsi from trying to collect Give 01 yo tillS, Yost tbnead you get wealag ____ the 10 ci clubs. AND NAIL 0126. ALL OUTU. i, crics t, Included ig ('s uuny jbelaug at liege s my from the two woman iom' advice 05 Mat who may proceed a your °wa . the CoirM Florida . ad u.de& the aserom said. by Stan Lee and John Romita Services Iac, Sanford, cm Nil the ma. Is decided It aitMSiIltk4a SPIDER-MAN '1..ye11sneusgomcyuluIasaisaIPiking.sisykmg hiWf 01 Elders Cen ad would 114 a the cans. lb I I Bonn Wyche. BUT HE'LL THE PLAN IS '— dipali '-' VW ed V1ane j ANP This— W595SA1 .jus ff ISN'T tI /Øql AEA l "AS It stde as thee Is . _RAN BETWEEN US!" NI TOP eA F MV The two liaised verne. e.LL OTION., 'p1 SOthiag 10 boar," asidE SgI $ sit IN R/iL.' NOTHING CAP4 ° OI ' I ss Crr' *S lb Judge Reed's ii crop pIoW! _________ did ad of Hustr YOU A- swim two Cu *vWr were .t t LASr C00CS' '1W have flied a Ins. fade blijiled I jØ01'ri inr&, ad wore Irthal I hemled w't 71 hr badtheybsves't WIbscNdt. do cirØg lb.. for services roevu*! 'ikiss. had omsaiNd a pieinary psiie,me. ii,.. ciii wee 50,001...__ s11 amomm it kit' bed ZZ allied to lbs ksapltal fee will kabi ci VbJ1 rs 509bj1$U4 wpm ' \•_' Ch*1007MoLWYikeiN UtSSNd it ft *silillIsIs utssfleead'i' Øi.i* lb. the -. the va e11 ee P 142 bee. Ills tryW to __________ _________ NIM to $'L —r-'Jiy1$, 4, . i.1 VW va ad an s ci a c, cutsi. r-" L_kn lid that the S.0 to lbs Nt. sy --•I Ws7 'l.a dik_ iik Al edNil* ONUI by *dg lagpIt 'stat 1es &vfat.00sfsrthe Isat$eyNdD.ugIuIIe. Summonses a Due In Action Against SMH . ___ d ___ ___ _____ _____ _ W4AT' NARNNOROUØ 11419 OMNIVOROUS' 5TAN' EVERY gp THAT ØKIN TO ThEM/ - P$AVE54IP 'THAT el ...VWY WAE/ U64.'1 It ., .•. . JOSEPH CALIFANO ______ - • _____ . _____ _ __ ___ ___ bapia ____ ___ _______ - ____ _ ___ ____ ____ 1H1P467 _______ _____ . _____ 1' _______ • ____ ______ ______ ______ _______ __ 'FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavss ____ . . 0Qfi •• I an _____ ____ _______ I ___ . — ____ ___ ___ uI1N! ____ AND I*LPWP ' -_ 1Y MoveD AND tf __ i..P NO A 35 Jr. • PIRIDItiI .. . ...,•...• ..I... •••' • • S• • • . 1$) . • 14_ • ____ t- 11 P ad ___ ______ k" by T. K. Ryan TUMBLE WEEDS ... a55 CK'V P(XI.. 141HueHwmf (tJSavo FEUN&THIS IS RrnH,RITi Lin 1 V He 1" 06 cwnw1HMLprr __ • '.5 , , oblNrss'I b? A hsad " isis pad llm / wou ..t. *uvvilld b No=ss pg kh"uisiwi*$...Ws." I Today Mr -:_- ................... M .,.............. - r ,.,,...,I.....,., '-•.••. 4 . uvssespis ...... '__.I . 1 'ijLj .............,,.5A _ .......... ....,.,....,. .,....,..........., •••..,...... Il_s SWAMP "•i di .-. Shatd Seminole County go to the ultramodern "VetsanatIc" computer card system v.4Mg? Propanests .1the system claim Ills less expeasive I. purchase the Votamatics sad fewer erren can mak In computing resuMe. But can lbs pàlic be easily taught sw Is pouch out the cspnter cards? The d.dsMs W be up I. the county commission. I1 1 1 ,.:..........,.,.er& ( A Slate Department of Health into the corridors, according to and Rehabilitative Services SMH administrator Charles - .•-, raps mu usa week Bentley. The grilles are part (E report on S.'nIrole Memorial Hospital the hospital air conditioning (8MB) has turned op whet one system and are used to draw air HRS official has term ed out of rooms and Into halls as a rOVIIII WID UI UZI7 method of circulating air, said Bentley. The his safety code in. "Those grilles could pull apectionbyHESisa check of smoke into the corridors daring Me phyalcel pled of hospital a fire, which Is the main exit end medical facilities for safety route," commented Bentley. concern according to Robert The wire in the glass of the W. Smith, area aa*rv1sor of surgical suite Is a safeguard licemure and certification for against the glass shattering In BBS. the event of heat build-up The report calls for the during a We, said Bentley. hospital to place fire resistant Similarly, the solid wooden Wes above light fixtures; doors would be inure resistant replace some doors and door to bursting under fire conlatcia; place wire glass in the ditions, he added. sargical site; cover grills In "Some of the things noted In A--- and Improve the fire the survey we will respond to sprinkler and alarm system in and correct Immediately," said some areas. Bentley. "Some things we can't The swvsy, conducted In late handle immediately and we'll January, called just have to do our bed.', for replacement of the fire All the deficiencies would be arinklsr bead in the hospital's corrected under the hospital's auxilIary store room and plan for remodeling, according sçgrsding the sprinkler, mmltln to Bentley. the m.dicM records departThe hospital is in the process ment. The report also of trying to become a private seggedad the hospital. all facility to sell tax-exempt bonds remote aeseors In the sprinkler to finance remodeling and ayatamtoauIomaticalIysM off updating of the hospital. the fire alarm when the "Looking at one of these sprinkler system goes Into reports. It sounds like the hospital was built deficiently, HlWg.d the hpa.lto bad the hoapital was built acthe piles In doorways, (ending to code when It was becomelnthe,vugcia firs, constructed," said Bentley; the piles would pull emob "The code just changed." . ywemapem.ouuuhseeMs 9 fam"02A dmk, 111111" Mod No as . Deficiencies Are ' Routine' _ U O 'flirt UNPIR• Report: SMH ut -- '" by Stoffel & H&mdahl Sanford. Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents Wfa' \•• •IIfl..,I.,..,.,, •••• - IN — ho Sunday Herald �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Feb. 23, 17 I I h .....i Backers Communists F igh t K omain — ———— VVORLD IN BRIEF TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Supporters of Ayatollah Ruhoilah Khomeini tried to crash a communist rally In Tehran today and clashed briefly with some of the 150,000 people meetIng under the sign of the hammer and - sickle. A group of about 1,000 Khomeini supporters, holding pictures of leader, charged through the sandbagged gates of Tehran University and tried to reach the speaker's dais, set up under a hammer and sickle banner to denote the extreme leftist Iranian fedayeen guerrilla movement. Rally marshals clashed with the gatecrashers who had seized and torn up some of the Marxist literature being handed out. UP! Reporter Donal O'Higgins said the Khomeini supporters charged into the campus chanting: "Islam is protecting you, Is has saved Iran." There was further scuf fling but the anti- Rhodesia Planes: 'Routine' Bombing Of Guerrillas SALISBURy, Rhodesia (UP!) Rhodesjan warplanes bombed a nationalist guerrilla - camp near the Zambian capital of Lusaka today in the third such air strike since the guerrillas shot down a Rhodesian jetliner with a SAM-7 missile last week, a military cornmunique said, But Rhodesian military spokesmen called the latest air strike, like the two preceding it, te ',ti,1 a - -ro -r utine minn zed UIaL tne major retaliation for the Feb. 12 attack on the jetliner was yet to come. A brief military communique said Rhodesian planes bombed a camp belonging to the followers of Joshua Nkomo's wing of the Patriotic Front guerrilla group 19 miles west of Lusaka. It made no mention of casualties and said only that "all aircraft returned safely to base" following the 2 p.m. (7 a.m. EST) raid. V Marxist Modems were ke$ on the fringes of the crowd, which was chanting, "All British, U.S. and other military advisers should be thrown out," and "Down with U.S. Im. perlalism." It was the latest In a series of communist chi enges to the 78-yearold Khomeini. The defiant rally began amid signs of growing dissent within Khomeini's own devoutly Islamic movement. The heavily welitralned fedayeen openly oppose Ithomelni's Mated purpose of f()J an Isiamic republic In place of 2,SOOyear.old Peacock Throne armed, Kh6meini denounced the wxi5ta as Moslem and ordered his millions of followers to boycott the march. The leftiits backed off and decided Instead to hold a rally at the university. Ibrahim Yazdf, the deputy premier for - ••..',,•, : BOGOTA, Columbia (UP!) Deadly African bees have been detected on the - Venezuela-Colombia border, the Agriculture Ministry announced. The ministry said the bees, which reached Latin America through importation to Brazil several years ago, are not expected to spread rapidly and no imminent danger is foreseen, Dollar Opens Steady LONDON (UP!) The dollar opened steady today after a week of ups and downs on the European foreign exchange markets. Gold opened at $252.875 an ounce, down 75 cents overnight in London but up 37.5 cents in Zurich. - - - Port Future IS B r g Ii t,' 'North American Partnership i Bos s Reports By the end of February, InThe is to pay the morcome at the Seminole County tgage firm payments of almost Port Authority will be up by $4,000 monthly which will $7,300 monthly, all lease space release that money which has at the facility will be occupied, been paid by the port during and four new Industries will be that 15 months and the port will In operations t here. "The future end up with about $1,000 looks bright," Dennis Doigner, monthly profit, Dolgner said. administrator of the port of Power Products Inc. Sanford, told authority is Coastal expected to Initially employ members Thursday. 20 persona. Dolgner said the Dolgner, In his report to corporation has plants located port authority directors, said In Tampa and Jacksonville and the picture Is much different has aaeta of $5.5 minion. than the one seen the end of December, only two months A 4,000 square feet facility ago, When 70,000 square feet of In MiniMall U 13 being leased industrial and warehouse space by Stromberg-Carbon on a was vacant, monthly basis. Rental fees of Facilities to be filled with new $500 monthly have been paid tenants for which lease three months in advance, arrangements were approved Dolgner said. A 2,000 square feet facility by the authority include: — The ,000 square feet dock In Mini-Mail II to Sha-Rick wareixuse lease is to be Enterprises, manufacturer of summated on Feb. 28 with Wood cabinets and counter tope Brown Moulding Co. Inc. of under a one-year lease Alabama, a subsidiary of U.S. arrangements for $270 mooIndustries Inc., which recor- tidy. ded, according to its 1977 fInarwrt,$U30 WS are 100k1114 n year at 4 w4dwatim "illow4lass In 66, The two-year lease amount of property tax money arrangement with two-year we will be asking from the negotiated options thereafter board of county cornCalls for Brown Moulding to pay missloners," Doigner said. He $2,00 monthly for the first year said while the port received and $2,700 monthly during the $86,000 in property tax fund, from the county this year, It will second year. The firm is a wholesale probably ask for $00,000 to distributor of wood mouldings $l°OOOleUforthenewyear and will initially employ seven about 0000 to $30,000 total. persons and increase that to eight or nine during the first He added the port Will also year, Doigner said. The firm considering building another which formerly leased this Ifllfli-flhall. Space in the current facility paid about $1,100 to two mini-malls has been laed monthly wider a corn- for multi-tenant Industrial and based on warehousing and that concept may change, he said. Its business voIum The authority sppiauded the The building which previously held Concrete assistance received from Jack Concepts and which has been Bonier of the Greater Sanford area Qiamber of Commerce vacant for 15 months is (C, 1 a4 Fr Page IA) sold to Coastal Power Products and David Smith of Seaboard Inc. with the port retaining Coastline Railroad In directing saId 14 battalions have been badly mauled nd 140 ownersiuip but leasing to the Brown Mouingtothepofnj armored cars destroyed. Todays reports would psi __ -urm me ianu msie racuily oc- iiie&r apace fleeds.—UUNNA Intelligence Bow= In Bangkok snggedsd the _ of ESTES. cupies. regular troops tO the fighi Is JIat what the O5Wtie,.hem waIting for. .... he pililtis," one source said. " e Odses, have ovsrwhehnlng force Th Inthebsflksan they Ik, to ,up a bill of y vaunted army." Soviet Union continued to moiv* wdltfary ____ preanirs on Peking by dispatching the., more ships to the South (bins Sea. The United Slates, reflecting growing concern over ________ Soviet hdervudiosi In the fighting,c alledanurgent meeting of lb. - - 'If You're The Pope...' ZURICH, Switzerland (UPI) : The telephone operator at Zurich County Hospital thought It was a hoax when a recent caller - saij, "This is the pope." "If you're the pope then I'm the empress of China," she replied tartly. But it was indeed one John Prnil Ti making a direct call from the Vatican to ask' about the health of his close friend and Vatican press director, Bisho Andrea Deskur of Poland. Senate Panel Warns China . -. - - Radio Tehran said Monir Taber, a former: police officer, was executed by firing squat today at the Caspian Sea town ofR .,i®. miles north of Tehran, after being convictec of killing Innocent people during the time o the exiled shah. - WASHINGTON (UP!) The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has voted 13-0 to .. put U.S.... relations withTaiwan onanunoffIcial basis, while warning any attack on the Nationalist Chinese would be "of grave concern" to the United States, The bill to establish unofficial Taiwan ties, which President Carter proposed originally and the committee amended, is now being forwarded to the f ull Senate. - OSPITAL NOTES nun's me U.N. Security Council. ADMISSIONS Iord: Pearl Archir J5anfts Sinton Ada Cooper Deka Edwards Carla 5. EudeIl Lillian Maude Gardner 51,11 L.Il. Jo, a. MCCIWIIy Sr. Patrkk NiCkel Linore PriCe Elfo M. Young Hazel Jean Jordan. Chuluet. Estella N. Austin. Os4ni Elliaheffi HMICkISI. D.IJ Edward U. $ctlIls, Deltona Eddie W. Marten En.prise Eva Siwn, Lake Mary Robert rni, Iak. Mary Pà osa.,, Grlanø Audrey N. Honeycut?, Winter SIRTHI Sanford: Willi. and Phyllis Montgomery, a girl DISCNAIG.$ Sanford: Sarbara SaIl Vickle Suckner Nancy Cisv,nger Ronald 0. Elmer, Marguerite Graham Giorgo 5. Kinls Susie Sell LinIwy Carolyn Luke Joimny Madison Jane S. Moorahous. Francis 0111 Emma A. Puold Nellie Tanner Phyllis N. Thompi Saulak N. Wells Lisa Iarvsft, Caseelberry Ralph Miller, DeSa.'y SV&I Sell. Diltona Homer N. Lonkert, Enterprise r.at By United Press lateruatlisal Springilke thtmder,tonngfrpp j clods from California to Texas and up the MIUIUIWI in thiii UMW Midwest A northward sire of warm air produ ed most of the nation, wed ble mdt in the snowy Midwst and hiiu_The National Weather Service Issued flash flood watches throu muth of the upps Mississippi and ClIb Valleys becatae of the rapid melt. ca uws *i.i., FrIday, February 23, 197—VoI. 7), No. 11 PJbHIbeI Daily aid kulsy. sic Salerday by Tao $aaford Herald, Iii., * N. Pres€b Ave., lasford, Pie. Saul. Social Class rs*,js Pall as ia.hsrt Plertea flflI N...DsSvary: WisE, 7SciSN:Msi*.$3.2$gOMia$s, $II.ISg Yair, 531* Sy MoiSt WisE, $5castes sntb$341g ot'.rao. 531W Year, -• . • / \ -' . - . . State Pulls License .11 L aunesvuuie • VT I CflOOI Voyager l's color smaller Pioneers 10 and 11 took a look at the giant planet in 1973 and 1974 and distant shots of three of Jupiter's 13 known moons suggest more surprises in store when Voyager 1 moves close enough to radio back the first closeups of the mysterious satellites. Voyager 1 will sweep past Jupiter and five of its moons during the first week in March. . .' . • • . .1 . . 4 ••. * - . • • '. I' •- .1A.. • • • . • • • . •....r#. • .\ I .' • • • ,: • " • . .. -•. ti. t 'k' . ••. • •.; COVER HER I - Rosa Randall (center) is fl anked by Mary Smith (left), president of the Just Us club, and Hilda Mitchell. club vice president, as she checks out afghan she won in a special contest. Proceeds went to help build patio at Sanford's Good Samaritan home as part of a beautification program. JRAND OPENINGII NOW 1P4 Ilk SANF ORD DRIVERS UNDER 25 .,.CaII 323.2454 NEW LOCATION . 17.92 & • Ma ryBlvd. oy roiur aemana...we continue - - - -- - t our ONCEmAwYEAR MIAMI (UP!)— Southeast Florida, already its way to becoming a bi-lingual en SALE VE-IN TIME dave, might become quadri-lingual by the end: i the century, a Florida Internationai University forecast indicates. The study foresees enough Frencl Canadians Immigrating to create a new city iI2 south Dade County and the possibility of a large Influx of Immigrants from israeI depending on international events. There wiU be more from Central and Soutl A11FA1 new SHOES FOR MEN migrants America, The 295page study was prepared by an l member team at FlU at a cost of $40,000 the university's own plannin g purposes. I -- -- 'rnt Great savings on Del Wiry UP TO *1000 yinun raving Ordered Halted ____ The ______ Iibiole Coaiy School __ Based ha made It to I Flash Flood Th with the wage-price standards. photos already show Jupiter's atmospheric features have changed considerably since the . , •' . the commission ofafelo Bond Oil new g MIAMI (UP!) — The Florida unanimous. $10,500. A WINNER of Independent Colleges The school, which Is a branch charges flied and Universities has voted to of World University of Puerto the Feb 2 dent said r,oke the license of Maharishj Rico, awards academic credit Detective Tom International University but for life experiences. B)' George police are searching ,, ,, for ,, has given World UniversityActing Dean Siegfried Herrsecond man, ucueVvu w i.oVe YflOIF ttfl t.n i.iax ( UPI) - A piece acted as a lookout, in the Miami an extension of its mann calls the Miami branch temporary lice nse. "probably the most innovative" of white paper was found shooting fDri Maharishi had fewer than 10 university In the country. resting against the feet of a lifeFIREARMCHARGES students at Its Gainesville But board member Richard size statue of George Altamonte Springs police campus, while 11 students and Dillon, dean of Stetson Univer- Washington In the rotunda of responding to a complaint of a one graduate are enrolled at sity Law School, said, "I see an New York's City Hall Thurfirearm being discharged in a World University's Coral evaluation program that coo- sdaY. wooded area arrested an Gables campus. Written In pencil in block sists of how many units a Orlando man for carrying a By a 4-3 vote Thursday, the student can buy. That troubles letters was scrawled: "Happy concealed weapon and theft OL a board decided to extend World me. uu uiuuy. fjarm. University's temporary license Daniel Patrick Grudilen, 22, for one year. The decision to of 5627 Valley Oak Road, was revoke Maharishl's license was Surprises From Jupiter . • p - -- TRADI4N FOR YOUR OLD TILIVISUON (brIts, of SaiuW7NcIS$5rlhep41gj members aid they thoug d& diriløii VU given the paving (he he ? srIf other members Lid SeIr duty direction VUginweaflu LiUN tiin peetisa 01 "b.rsdshewas iJeet are ::ultL whit was aid it the mails "' $ P Ier to goptb. Ibi psving yea bSin 4 In Liyer hed noted that the sees which held he sd a nestles m causingieer entire Jarman SEEOU GREAT DISPLAY stock. A once a year event I SERVICE WHAI oft Coy Rout 427 In frost the high school, me ha The New York Times reported that Moscow had begun a the psvthg win csa far now on would have picked up airlift of military suppllea to the Vjn.mge,, the he. Iui1IIk4 W nhS deVed oft thestudents I OtheseoIab in Peking wu'e quoted U the vocational bsdldlng at thus turn around to retirn the in, would continua "iitil Vietnam feels pain." Lyman lIgh SChOOl. the road. In Moscow, Soviet Defense Wilder Marshal Dmltey Udino, hoard leak 'S HGWIVarIfa road is IalI Thursdayrenewed theSovietUnion'spledgetostandbyHano hi • masting Thursy to discuss on the purchased property its COMId thths.MwhMan.ypscew lb. plans far the new lake bsesordiidaisinc,wo1 warned sitar froin l Track Bc It VUbte.htupaanthi exit ito 427. Japan's Kyodo News Service riposted from Peking tha the ___ t$C7 Item. Mace Itwa 'rsit 01 Schoc SOviatUnknab ly ceofta rgcspft in 0%.A-1 William Liy had ned If I net eMrI&ly en the nga.da. ,_ todIykrthelIstjve,55,y of of$I And tsday,a d order ha PWItStobecuthsusd b do fairwtims 11Cdbei*dfor p Fjoda said no rsuo (or the Ianckaftrjn was gives bit Ci IS dip PSvi Soly LIA reported that Soviet Pinhiuipy aso said the diction Va thssses accerng misting a "otlon wa made the function. experts who my it was the same win used to shoot Dritz. Woods is charged with attempted murder, attempted robbery and use ofaflrearmin more than $5 million yearly in government contracts must certify they are in compliance WASHINGTON (UP!) The petition notes there is some dispute about whether the dog was pr ovoked and "Bosco" r emains as the department's mascot. The youth is the son of Carolyn Mayo of 232 Buttonwood Ave., according to records. unvv . At Issue is a procurement provision in the guidelines, whereby companies receiving Avail able In a wide selection of models such as values shown here. -_ .. REMOTE LIMITED SIZES ONLY CONTROL _______ I . -. . - THRU - acmoic vioo GUARD PLUS s1eesoit-ssase powei TUNING SYSTEM Because Uie VHF and UHF tuners we .focapnlc, The CHADWiCK • K251 Early AmiricIn styling. Maple woodgained finish applied to durable wood products on top and ends with select hardwood solids framing top. Wraparound gallery, front and bracket feet âf simulatid wood. Casters. Ono.Knob VHF and UHF PIcb,s ConSul • AUIOMI& Fins-binkig Cos*ol • DeEd SpaiN POW was to SOME AS MUCH AS Texas. Rodeo Boots ANEW . ..•: Wood-giahiW finish a0led to dutable wood products on top and ends wfths.I.cthardwood solids framing top. Front andbaseofslmulated wood.OaikOakcolor (K25)OE) or Pecan color (K252OP Castits. Acme, Dingo, HY NOT TRADE FOR _._ - ~1_1 ALSO e ou s an ng ThOOUNOO'K2$ISP Modern styling. Pecan wood-gained fj applied to durable wood products on top and snds with select hardwood solids framing top. Front and base of simulated w. Cut. me kvaryfliflS BAL HARBOUR (UP!)— AFL-CIO chief George Meany announced Thursday that organized labor will attack in federal court President Carter's threat of government sanctions against companies exceeding his 7 percent limit on annual wage increases. Meany said a suit would be filed within a few weeks against the President's "voluntary program." - .. - well on -- ___ 'thupoot - Battle Eyed Over Pay Scale A Quadrllinqual Matter? ...China _____ ...... The memo reported that Bergland "reiterated that he is willing to resist the pressures from various producer and commodity groups that oppose any U. S. efforts to support agricultural development in these underdeveloped countries." - ruriw new The request was made in connection with an incident May 30, 1 78 at the Win ter Sprin gs fire station. Charles Rice, 8-years-old at the time of the incident, was bitten in the face by the lire department's mascot, a Dalmatian named "Bosco." to records. p.m., according 'BOSCO' DAMAGES The attorneys for a nine-yearold boy and the city of Winter Springs ha ve filed a Joint petition wi th the circuit court in Seminole County asking the youth be awarded $1,000 on damages. - - Mexican imports. -, ixui -- , in their claims that Mexico is dumping tomatoes and other produce on American markets at unfair prices, An internal Agriculture Department memo secured by the Sun Sentinel in Fort Lauderdale shows that Bergland will resist demands by Florida tomato growers for restrictions on H u.ueuy -- of 30,1011 others suit. • - - wu was FORT LAUDERDALE (UP!) South Florida farmers will get no support from the U.S. Agriculture Secretary Robert Bergland C.d Frsuà Page IA) - LOS ANGELES (UP!) President Carter should create "a great North American partnership" with Mexico and Canada, a coalition of Mexican-American groups said Thurda . Ma%.I ma0, ave*im an b00,.. of several groups, warned Carter that Mexican-American voters in Southern California would "be obligated to support the candidate who Identifies with our concerns" In the next presidential elections: "California Gov. Brown and Sen. Kennedy." IN BRIEF Over Mexican Tomatoes execution of the. 12-day-old revolutionary eligible for free care. The two women asked th prelimlary Injunction, ac- Florida Department of Heal cording to Tobe Lev, legal and Rehabilitative Servic, services attorney. (HRS) and the U. S. Depa. Legal services decided * of Health, Education ad Wednesday to wait, probably Welfare (HEW) to review thdr two weeks, to file the motion for claims In June 1117. HEW fou a preliminary Injunction, said a deficit totaling $39,487, a. Liv, but will ask the mnn- cording to the suit, but failed to menses be served U soon as require the hospital to make tj possible. The defendants will deficit. have 3odayefrom the time they AMarthlnalwaringbyuje are served to respond to the HR bureau of Health Plannii NIL and Resources Deve1optn Both women claim their concluded the hospital "fail incomes fe Wider $0000 an to meet its uncompensatdd nually. Hospital guideline, for service volume obligation" far indigent care dictate patients 1116 and 1977. At that time Hl with funilles of at least X Instructed the hospital 16 must make yearly incomes of th its policies to meet tije $7,700 or less to be considered levels of service toIn&ge welfare patisid.. Mrs. Cain has Named in the suit along wi afesnh1yofsIx and Mjs,Wyth Bentley and the hosp1tal has a family of eight, according board of trustees and Callfanb to the suit. are the Seminole Counts The anit claims the hospital Commission and HRS officials has received $1,613,023 David Pingree and NathanIil federal funde pursuant to the Ward. lilil-Birton Act and obligated Hospitalofficials are named Itself to provide services because they are responsible welfare P tients equal to for a three for the conduct of hospital Percent of 1t1 opeTatlng Costs operations. The commiss1oj for Indigents. During 1176 and was named because the counts 1117 the hospital failed to owns the hospital. Calif wa Provide Indigent can, equal to Mmedbecause the suitmo cbarge, three percent of Its operating HEW failed to the hospitul cods by $38,417, according to to make up theforce deficits and Ule the suit. The deficit should be HRS officials are named applied to the cost of Mrs. becauae their agency soa Cmi and Mrs.. Wyche's bills, to force the hp&ta1 to niak1 than an how' earlier from patrons at the discotheque, according to records. $341 WORTH An Avon jewelery case containing $341 In merchandise was repo rted stolen from a dining room at the home of William Morgan, 62, 25M El w umuw. at we Seminole County jail when the arrested Wednesday at FUZZBUSTER BUSTED Fuzzbuster radar additional charges were filedd p.m on r 1e e1, Thursday afternoon. unit and two st ereo speakers Altamonte ° pr ngs. Poli ce with a combined value of $152 Louis 70, of reported a search of the man junkyard at 110 N. Holly Ave., revealed a .22 caliber semi were repo st olen from a car was shot three times during a automatic parked at the Springwoou W.un robbery attem pt on Jan. 1 1, Village Apartments near band The third shot would have A check f the Longwood. Thomas Krause, 38, been fatal for Drltz had the e weapon told sheriff's deputies the osed it n reported bullet not been stopped by a stolen In Orange County merchandise was stolen from on Feb. wad of money in his shirt 15 his unlocked car sometime pocket, police said. As It was, TUd9)' or Wednesday betWALLET THEFT Drttz was shot in the left wrist Orlandomanwasarrested ween 11:30 and 8:30 a.m., and lower right chest by one of for allegedly stealing Indicatewallets records Indicate. two men Involved In the rob- from patrons at the "Joint In WATCHGONE bery. He Is still recovering at me Woods" on Big Tree Road A digital watch and $80 '.uu his home, police said, ' were reported stolen In a south of Lake Miiru burglaryinForestCity. Woods was arrested Feb. 21n Donald Brady,of connection with the theft of a Gator Drive The burglary occurred at the arrested 2.20 home of Sally Temple, 33, who Pair of pants from the Super Longwood Thursdayy Dollar Store a 206 E. First St. in a.m. Lo lives across from the Forest police Sanford. Lake Academy off State Road D liii Brady was on f In that incident, Woods U .S. Highway 17-92 at church 436. Burglars apparently allegedly fired a shot at a man reet gained entry to the house was who saw him take the pants and records indicate. through a rear wu,,W inu once chased him down an alley i Inside ransacked a bedroom behind the store. The wallets n Brady, f which where bur g Acc llc; occurred has been reported stolen less un = in the Incident was tested by ballistics By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer A 21-year-old man has been charged by Sanford police In connection with a shooting and attempted robbery at Kessler's Junkyard In Sanford. Rodney Lewis Woods of 25 Castle Brewer Court in Sanford :FIorIda Farmers Upset gonid. Friday, Feb. 23, 1979-3A Sanford Man Charged In Shooting NATON I ,. . h ...Suit - : government that harbors the shah to send h1n back to Iran. U they do not, we are going to send the kind of people who will bring hiai. back." He did not elaborate. Yasdi also said Iran's oil sales abroad "should he resumed as soon as Dossibi. because the country is bankrupt and peopi , must understand our primary aim Is oil ex. po Iran's work force has only begun to go back in a speech Jast Saturday, ordered everybody to return t t eir The national radio reported the nintij revolutionary, affair,, seld Thursday secret revolutionary cvtrta like the one In Tehran tha orderW the ftoting Of the shah's generals will be set up In provindal capitals. Bazargan let It be known he was "furious" that the eeiA1imi were r,rilM out on rooftop near Khomelnl'a headquarters In southeast Tebran without his knowlidee. _______ The premier said the court's powersandlts secret st er viaory revolutionary committee soon would pass to his government. But YaZCh's announcement Indicated there are two grous struggling for inpreme P01 within the Khomeini movement. Onepolnton whlchallrevolutlonarlesseem wilted lath try to get the shah back to Iran for by one of the revolutionary ____ cow ls. Yaidj, who was addressing 30,000 people In a sports stadium at Ahvu at the top of the Persian Gulf, said: "We are going to ask any asi Deadly Bees In Latin America : Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 5Q%OFF AND Ladies' Shoes $5 • $7 • GRAND OPINGiI IN UNFOlD OWNus • Y P41W LOCATION IhOy. tim mhw • A $8 PAR WHIEY MANY OTHER SHOES ON SALE ALL ITEMS SIMILAR TO ILLUSTRATIONS. DON'S SHOES NUT DOOR TO JCPINNEY IN SANFORD PLAZA �0. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Hen.Jd Around (USPS 4*1210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322.2611 or 831-9993 getting folks excited over a threepart series on the WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director = )Jome 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. fl W The Clock By DENNIS FEOL4 A Bafflement Because there was little the United States and Ift West could do to prevent the disintegration of Iran, helplessness has given rise, as It must, to a khd of blind hope. And this, in turn, has led to Western bafflement at almost every revolutionary twist and turn. Western observers find the arcane world of Peking and Moscow almost an open book compared with the enigma surrounding the Islamic theocracy now hunkering down in Tehran. We know next to nothing about Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, whose accession to power came within days after his triumphant return from exile in Paris. Indeed, we knew little about the regency headed by Shahpour Bakhtiar, which governed In the shah s name following his departure for a "vacation" early in January. We now know it was doomed by the defection of the military, its chief support. When elite troops found it necessary to fire upon soldiers who had gone over to the street mobs, the Iranian generals decided against further bloodshed, which has already claimed an estimated 10,000 lives in the 15-month revolution. The resignation of Mr. Bakhtiar and his replacement as prime minister by Mehdl Bazargan, Mr. Khomeini's handpicked choice, followed In swift sequence. But like other revolutionaries In history, Mr. Khomeini's first discovery in office was his inability to control the revolutionary avalanche he had unleashed. The momentum that began with the shah's departure makes It increasingly difficult for each succeeding government to hold its ground. Mobs of armed guerrillas have refused to surrender their arms, as ordered by the KhomeiniBazargan government. Their leaders have been unimpressed by the new government threat to unleash remnants of the army against them or by Mr. Khomeini's Islamic ejicts that their defiance made them guilty of And in fact, Porter has and at last check continues to reject criticism in the series as misleading. Meanwhile, he has implemented every major recommendation made in the series. I can't blame him for defending his staff and I have to give him credit for recognizing the need for change and implementing those changes. Porter could have been stubborn and unreasonable about the whole thing. He turned out to be neither. As a result, the Sanford branch of the public defender's office shares as Its supervisor a distinguished attorney In Bennett Ford. In contrast to the neglect of leadership outlined in the series, Ford is reportedly proving to be an Interested and capable administrator. The most significant gain made by the Sanford branch of the public defender's office Is in the person of Sanford Attorney Albert Flits. public defender's office in Seminole County. But I am certain things have improved at that office since Friday, February 23, 1979-4A Iran: It isn't easy to get folks excited about the rights of murderers, robbers and burglars. And I'm far from certain we were successful In the series appeared in Sept. 1978. Civil libertarians did not cry out in great numbers as we cited specific examples of what could be termed slipshod representation by some assistant public defenders. But the people who mattered, whatever their motivation, did care. As a result, the poor in Seminole County are receiving a slightly better shake from the system. Of all the people who mattered, none matters .more than the public defender himself — David Porter. At the start of the series there were those in the local legal community who doubted Porter would ever see the error of his office. No longer do attorneys from Titusville alternate to Sanford to handle our local cases. A situation which resulted in repeated cases of communications problems between attorneys and their clients The local branch is finally fully and fairly staffed with six Seminole County attorneys. That's no small accomplistunent when you consider Porter was adamant In refusing to add another attorney here when he was first contacted about the series. There have been other Changes at the public defender's office Including new policies and renewed interest in worng with state officials. When we last checked In with the public defender Am In October, many of the chinges noted here were MW forthcoming. I'm certain the folks at the public defender's office will be glad to bear that at lead for now —thls cue Is closed. -- PE OPLE IN BRIEF DALLAS ( UPI) blasphemy. The big new question mark now is whether Iran's Communist Party, the Tudeh, the most dangerous of the Ayatollah's erstwhile supporters, is striving for a large coalition role In the new government through its street muscle or is aiming for outright seizure of power. The Khomeini government Is appalled, according to reports, by the extent of Communist control over the Iranian oil workers and the oil fields. The obvious need Is for Westerners to understand better the Islamic republic and its leaders who have come to power in Iran. We need to lessen our bafflement. The very helplessness of the United States to Influence the political convulsion in Iran and its unfolding consequences make imperative a better understanding of the forces and personalities at work to have a better Idea of what to expect next. We can afford nothing less with a nation that once produced one-fifth of OPEC's production of 30 million barrels of oil a day. Please Writ. Letter' to the editor are welcomed for publication.. AU letters must be signed, with $ malilag address aid, II possible, a telepbm umber so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the WIshes of writers who do not wait their uiames in print The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space relreineitL Computer Catc h= U p By DON GRAFF The United States has been t i ng palthj lumps in world trade during recent years In an _____________ area where it once was preeminent, the sophisticated products of an Induatrial soclet. ___ — "1 It has become a net Importer ofsteel,ai*os, television sets and much else that It once not only — produced for Itself but sold to the world. The shift, the result of the pwar Indiitrlallzatlon and rapid economic growth of a score of cow tries, would appear to be permanent. High __________________ ___ ___ ___ ____ ____ ___ ______ __________ ___________________ ___ ___ __ ak H ___________ little jam sessions are a periodic event at the school. The latest featured John Lautzenhlser, a school employee, on bass; and Tom Vincent strumming his banjo; and Murphy. LAKE CITY (UPI) — Theodore Bundy Is expected to ask Columbia Circuit Judge Wallace Jopling today to postpone his trial on kidnapping and murder charges until prosecutors in Tallahassee are finished with him. Bundy's trial Is scheduled for March 12, but all Indications are he will tell Jopling he needs more time to prepare, especially since Judge Edward Cowart has set his Tallahassee trial for May 21. of-WOO of ___________ I.*$oumM ofthsepinwerewiu1udardthe iav.ihe by the Interior Dspai"4 henitvsdtharsMeu.IIN.Ms km. iNown thetZwtAr ieg, agads. Their final did. is dl in diM. 1tiiNpruijdof its to he a riful of 'i:'hebssgivsduWs .,KsiN., lain4 bps omer live, aWeedy him& a kgl4k"i mdiv. viliNs: its 06 oMial --'- - ---------- --•-----• --- ---.----•- - - ovum* hetoshsphebvmMof a,OL "Or an we sell $ yea hos ow _____ bm" he oil" petW libel ed wsiMhes Ifli ------ ------ The Judge also denied renewed severance and tliimli. sal motions and told the defendants to be ready to start their a& ofthe can on Monday. Defense attorneys estimated they could complete their testimony In one to three days. A Hazard For Baryshnikov By United Press International The defendants are former FPC senior vice president The East Room at the White House just wasn't built for Mikhail Baryshnikov. For one thing, there are all those dangling chandeliers — great for atmosphere, but a positive hazard to a dancer whose soaring leaps take him halfway to the ceiling. Baryshnikov is slated to do a White House world premiere of four Chopin dances by choreographer Jerome Robbins Sunday, but he keeps colliding with the light fixtures. Mary Hoyt, the first lady's press secretary, says it's all being worked out — the show will go on. But she doesn't say U the chandeliers will come down for the sake of Richard Raymond; Walter Ballard, a former executive of Signal Oil and Gas Co.; John L Burns, formerly of Charter International Oil Corp.; James Clark, president of Larcon Petroleum Corp, and Ronald Pndtt, an attorney and part owner of Larcon. Except for Raymond, all the dthndants an from Houston. The government charges that, through a series of paper art. transactions, all five conspired to overcharge the Florida igilityin the sale of No. 2 grade Olivier: A Bunch Of Laurels fuel OIL By United Press International When it comes to theater laurels, Sir Laurence Olivier just about has the market cornered. He's up for an Oscar at Hollywood presentations in April for his role in "The W EATH ER Boys from Brazil," and he already knows he'll receive a special one for the body of his work as an actor, director and producer. Now he's learned he'll also receive the Fibnex Trustees Award from the Los Angeles InternatIonl Film Exposition. He's the second ever to win that accolade. The first was Alfred Hitchcock who got it In 1976 for work that "materially advanced the art of film." Legislat'i'on Would Aid Alaskan 'Fraud' of " But Hodges refused to acquit therm of the other charges, stemming from an alleged "daisy chain" conspiracy to defraud FPC of millions of dollars by artificially Inflating fuel oil prices during the 1973-74 Arab oil embargo. Bundy Wants Trial Postponed JACK ANDERSON _____ of the telephone) against a former Florida Power Corp. executive and four Houston, Texas, oilmen was Insufficient and directed their acquittals on five of 12 counts. flattering" to Brig. Gen. Thomas C. Richards, commandant of cadets. , I am. readlagu: tew p.rabre, 71; overnIght lows, barONStriC IMUTUMAT - AREA DEATH __ highs 71; pressure, $11; relative boffifts N ueset V.recut: Meetly cleedy, * IMaIn * - )' (UPI)— 3 Day s only on 89000 A to 600 010 PM that evidence at wire fraud (use imposed because a caricature was "un- • ___ JACKSONVILLE ICES SLASHED! U. S. District Judge W. Terrell Hodges ruled Thursday Hunter, academy director of public affairs, Thursday confirmed the 906 seniors were restricted Wednesday after the banner was discovered. But he denied the restriction was wish of FPC Case responsible admit they drew and displayed a "vulgar and obscene" banner. U. Cob. Bob . fir6hood Counts In AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Cob. (UPI) — An Force Academy spokesman reports the school's entire senior class will be restricted to academy grounds until the cadets l Kit? of 5 Fewer Air rviva WASHINGTON — Sen. Ted Stevens, R- residents entitle the Village to 111,060 acres of Yet the BIA kividigelor, £4 F'spick, who been am" lM year from the fsctj ', he spearheaded W&" ks will tetftIsthaleblejwpedy_tbeHivibwos we shown oroad the Alo by Mremg. members who were '-t for num Mh award 111,000 acres of federal timberland to a jiM 66,000 acres Is worth $110 Mft — the reported 06 anti's MMkOw lived on the A iiw.á.wn ia, p=W in iii native Ma.knn village corporation; federal Stevens' ligiMiv,' will 1mw over to Iateol be., ida'id In 1661. The BIAs bd ceited&es re*es the Mom it. ripr've who laveetiptors hive labeled the village a "fraud." and other villags corperidlon.. repast c" jetogrepho the FAA ho play hoe wlhal a valid esren. hoflut t The village corporation, called 'e'-ol Inc., Is with Our associate Hal Mdo moba We cep'4on, "Fly !Ige et Weedy days pay. a s"heldi"y at Koulig Inc., a regional native te leon" — ihw Im false *rUdes thit Rued en the 0 6 W days they WWII of th elte oft carmn. Justice ad Interior Dipaih'P4 on a .naIl, heavily for.Msd VS edi's NVONed !1I r'un he y, llu members made *06 of lad celled piece luvedigidors believe Koniag has tried to pull on Woody T1 a day; sumMers "'ads V few miles meor. from the Sen. Ilimi *Ipl,d he a giguntic public-lands swindle in southwest g Uiortely for the taxpayers, jg, 1::k ffvw~ to the '1 'i'I ad walked across it, but fiend f, ,,t41 nv the leek "' to co-','t The on PY I'? has bees 'adorned sly rarely — 2,$$'s e ,5J Qaisiii 8*Ig'i1 Under th from 10611.1166 in the leads, ad bstwsa I ,jg ags, of gr stIpi thel' Mt of 1661, (sileril lands are groded to AIiM, ___ ____ ___ ai . sad 114 in the UISIL ap its Chief SVId51bC of hei ''' Paid "' settlomeats on tho basis of Whe F' fit the $ . waded to boepas'a wUI theIrpopalM-In1V1.InvedlgMorsfouadthe MOld __ imed homing CTI hilt fir vr'om ___ ____ aCe'UlT,ms*I*s rofaps in tiers fir Ti's irad Federal Av'tIc tiism rjliyeu, 1$ villages were __ Le Vi jIMk' dash I he :r strmi the haw" ile. c ad a s, —II. wee. e endar the Bqt cema'. wish'e to lualify ven iced, it let t rU: "Ms thud S1Iad lii C*t N Is ph,n,d cib" There was to dp d. 06 sliberal dsfWtlon a village. The 1171 ad' -4010 __ iisi1i m4 heal the peSal weIheMMeadlscOlge'sr rej.Mk$reId#Uactally onths fm ShNtiS 1' A II.INP tiM dd I Peft MI. ad ither 12 tramied or kdáded "eIi" of • Ntis Mebsed in the he lhg.sm cee__ rV_ " pspskr"__ be. The asm p'w' villages IV'td for a The Pe AMe, S Isebly uer •---e. ___ ,,as. .øi, Mal of mire the 111,110 ens of yil' ptd in_Aaaps, he ___ s the TTILII SiN jjjj he pleas fideral lad, ad loran of India AffMrs Iwell ( who hs.id W W1 he *1 e. ___ " U1 let Mx ad he viEs Wsedyflr10ps,gu,s NA) u*mhy apprevsd their ' ___ __ __ __1 IN of __ CAfl1L 1SW. 06 aanin 116 came through a $185,000 settlemeat with the Internal Revenue Service over disputed estimates of payroll taxes. The trust also earned money from bank interest and even got $540 from the President Ford Committee, which used its mailing lists. The list of the trust's debts reads like a who's who of Watergate John Mitchell, Maurice Stans, Robert Mar- Cadets Banned For Banner adion costs am aging plots put U.S. heavy m. "This ought to be a GOLD MINE — a new food product that is full of sugar, salt, caloa.s, cholesterol, additives and I hal no nutritional value! dergarteners. These security Federal Correctional Institute Thursday. He checked in at the prison Wednesday afternoon. Smith was convicted in April 1977 of conspiracy to distribute and possession with intent to distribute 1,600 pounds of marijuana, which were kept at the time in the Suwannee County sheriff's office. He was sentenced in June 1977. EDUCATION WORLD New Su - LEXINGTON, Ky (UPI) — Former Florida _____ Sta es -- — Richard Nixon's old campaign committee is churning out a profit and ignoring more than $1 million in bills from several Watergate figures. The 1978 year-end report of "Campaign Liquidation Trust" the successor to the Committee to Re-Elect the President was filed at the Federal Election Commission this week. The trust had cash on hand totaling $420,907.67, representing a profit of about $100,000 since the end of 1977 when it had only $313,715.78. During the last year it spent $99,329.68. Most of the trust's income Circuit Judge Samuel S. Smith spent the first day of a three-year sentence at the minimum- WWtten was first elected in 1941 and re-elected 19 manitacturus and consumer goods at a pride consecutive times. He seldom has faced op. disadvantage In world markets. position in either primary or general elections, Where the United ttes continues to lead, azid . and few challengers have ever attracted even 15 where economists generally me its future to bi, percent uf the vote, is in advanced technology. Computer science Is's Whitten can be courtly when the occasion prime example, the superiority o( know-how and calls for reserved demeanor. He can be folksy hardware enable a number of U. S. firms to and charming with constituents. And he can be dominate not only the home but the world autocratic, abusive and belligerent when dealing martet. with national Issues of considerable import. A recent report in The New York Times, The venue for Whltten's misuse of authority however, note a cloud appearing on the Far has been the Appropriations Committee's Eastern moving Into cOcoputi agriculture subcommittee, which he chaired By PATRICIA MeCORMACK Individual Mate's laws, regulations and "paper" development on a large scale with prospects of from 1949 until he moved up to head the full UPI Education Editor requirements for surviving everything from soon becomlnga major exporter, with none othir committee last month. A new high school textbook has to do with leases to loans and auto registrations. than the United State as a probable prizrje A typical case Involves the Grain Inspection survival. But It's not about foraging for edible Mrs. Hall has been teaching survival skills to customer. Sandards Act, passed by Congress In 1976 in the berries or catching fish with shoestrings and a juniors and seniors over the past six years at the The Japanese Ministry of International Tra4e wake of a national scandal that produced paperclip when stranded In the wilderness. high school In the Nuelle.Grays River Valley Is cited as ebnatlng computer exports of 117 evidence of a pattern of thortweighted and This schoolbook tells how to survive in the School District In the Mate of Washlngim billion by 1966. An imOfkial A06 alarmed contaminated grain shipments to other nations. paper jungle In the civilized world after "It is required for graduation," she said. American source, however, foresee a possible When Agriculture Department officials ap- graduation. A few examples of skills taught: how "I have tried teaching It to 18-yeerdds but 3llJon in American sales alone by that data, 'posted baler. W1tmn's subcv'o'l4'm 1aM year to reed r.p, bug. &W Sad tredb hey es, ust re blat j at s *.: I the to seek additional funds to hire federal h "Sutths'jimIctfandiuiOàaresagsrto1earn smw3er pro ft,ers In the U schedules; a pply for llcensesoracopyof I birth spectora to implement the law, the congressman certiflcati; register to vote; run a checkbook. what they need to know to survive In the real That industry is said to be as yet largely ucharged that Congress had "overreacted" to a Also: how to read the el'ailIIeds of a world. concerned. The technological lag Japans few isolated Instances of corruption, newspaper to find a job, a place to live, a good ery of . producers mint overcome is thonsjt to be too He repeatedly Interrupted and badgered the used car or a free dog or cat; fill out a job ap- jecis is tw important but in toiays world of great to. permit therm to become serlons ccivwitnesses, harangued them with a lengthy plication, Income tax forms — plus many other forms, applications and procedures, the P1tO5 monologue about unrelated farm policies, then practical but seldointaught matters lflClUdin5 de 0001 rated ability of a person to find a place ___ abruptly adjourned the subcommittee hearing, how to use a mall order catalog, As Japan has gone economically, so now aft tolives to open and nThaln a checking account, In the early 1970s, Whitten abused his power The "survival" book — actually a series since or to apply for a job is sure to be more valuable in going several of Its Asian neighbors as subcommittee chairman to frustrate the there will bea different one for each state—was the real world," The most spectacularly booming ezpoit congressionally mandated policies and described Ina report at the ____ bualnies In the area ian't being done by thit meeting ofthe For each data covered, basic data Includes the co try whi emasculate the programs of the Federal Trade NatIonal Council for Sod ,, un has attracted world attention and state's use, pOp""O'I, oldussmaj 19hu1, rtment for ch Commission, Consumer Product Safety Cornftstopbsavytrad. surpluses, b minion, Food and Drug Administration, Boob for data are ready now. Editions for IVSM city, motto, song, tree, flower, bird and by four "little Japsis" — South Korea, TaIWM, Environmental Protection Agency and Council remaining ""willbe ready by mmer,s ad, the origin at its flhIni g g and Slngspors. A "glossary" In the survival test ranges from on EnvIronmental Quality. according to Betty I, Hall, the main author and Their ova ado have k A — for absentee ballot, to W — When angry fellow Democrats threatened In course designer. mp4r* for-W4 Form. fast or faMer than Japan's, the ft We diflaitlofli for words om mint know to Indiitry i 1975 to strip Whitten of the subcoiiiii'*ittee Edition, are now avillible for ArIzona, otaor,sa. In 1977 the r con) nd chairmanship, he headed off the revolt only by California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, survive In the paper world. Samples: t. U. & market came to '$112 VWUMP — annual percodags rsia, borrower, hastily relinguishing authority over the con- illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, innr. than half those of the msscb4arg* Wilm — E't n(me ' collateral, Corn- Japan, sumer and environment agencies. uhu.etts, Michigan Minnesota, Missouri, . economy. They ipflid half the $1 pnodlon. COMr, credit ___ Whitten is equally persistent-If not New Jersey; worth of troinddoi ad dmgw devIcá belligerent-when promoting programs he New York, Nodb Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, — deductions, dependents, disclosure Imported by the United Slates; OS percent of all favors, most notably the mindless support of Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tow, Utah, We- MMaino,4, extension agr.emiM, federal Income Isetherwars biorts. The four we also big ip carcinogenic pesticides. A federal ban on the use shlngton, Wed Virginia, Virginia, WIsconein. tax, F.LC.A.(bsttsr known as social ssc.Ity electric motors, -"all boats and offlep rN Tem and Coigornia Vag of two cancer-causing compounds, aldrin and may be t, geoss disidrin, was unnecessarily delayed for several re published in Spanish to serve the hssvy con. — bI 110414 loan, lidired, "'lord or Asia's 'geng of four,"asthe megalas term years because of pressure from Whitten. centrAlons of MexicanAmsrt.can populations In leasor, lease, 1'd,r, loan lasurance, maiden thorn, ha,, been sps$.ilrkig In lot 00060M Whitten also pressured the Agriculture those ,t protlon, Wme now upgrsM.lg to heavy name, marital status. "ibor, not pay. Department to spend milli' of dollars annuallY — prIme rite, principal, principal balance, Mrs. Hill, a veteran high school teacher from hw.5j on a questionable program to eradicate the fire Naselle, Wash., said each book has Its Mate procnlasory note, prorated, secured loan, spouse, marketa, ant through aerial spraying of mirex, name In the title. For qtam$e, the ow for the MM. Income tax, toned or ln, 5.19 r*. The rapid rise of a major iconomic coed. manufactured In the congressman's district. , Indiana is called "Indlania 5yjv,j" (, The *10 yui pst*iw, altrildw to WOW motivew wenrn The congressman survived efforts last moidi' Rinehart and Winston, Publishers). "Never borrow more than 96 pirced of your g0mg other local idvedages, Is ad to deprive him of the committee chairmanship, Mrs. Hall, mother of six ranging In age from I yearly tán, pay, ad now have your ormetlead In Tokyn. but his election did nothing to Inspire confidence to31, said more than half of the contents OIall the paymeida more than 10 1 st of your monthly Being cue Is certainly an advantage In be1u books are the some but the red tells about the take-borne pay." in the equality of leadership on Capitol Hill. able to know one. BERRY'S WORLD was all a matter of "principal" at Pinecrest School in Sanford as the school's head man, principal Paul Murphy, was upstage with his guitar to help serenade kinIt Judge Smith: 1,094 Days Story? WASHINGTON (UP!) Six years after the 1972 election, - scheme was indicted, along with some business associates, on four separate counts by a federal grand jury Thursday. The indictments contained two counts of income tax evasion and two counts of conspiracy to commit fraud. The jury indicated Estes and the business associates for an alleged illegal business scheme operated largely from Estes' home town of Abilene, Texas. Estes masterminded the scheme and reaped the benefits, the government charged. Estes claimed the U.S. Justice Department was persecuting him. Playing Success STRUMM IN' Billie Sol Estes, who currently is on probation for a 1965 conviction in a multimillion-dollar fake fertilizer tank '' .' Misplaced SCHOOL Billie Sol Facing Jail In Newest Fraud Charges VIEWPOINT WASHINGTON— In these first months of the 96th Congress, there has been no more discouraging event than the ascension to power of a legislator who has compiled a fl-year-long record of failure to provide even minimal leadership. He is Rep. Jamle I. Whitten, DMIss., who has just assumed the chairmanship of the House Appropriations Committee, a panel whose ubiquotous Influence Is the product of Its authority to originate all federal spending legislation, The most senior member of the House in terms of continuous service, the 68-year-old CREEP Lots Of $$ But Fees Shunned traveling ANGL E.WAL TERS Friday, Feb. 23,1979—SA ysean "Win WO 1:96 &xin &:a Pat low utu &ZLI —p.m. PUt Caw11Mgh 1-96 U.OYDJACZ1AYIUIN Rayburu, Roanoor, Calif.; a iini Bowls, am., 1:40 pm., hwfl96a.a., Retired Sgt. Lloyd Jack , Mayburn, 54 of 301 U$Iwdb aw, Kim ad Six gnsd -pm. Sanford, died Thareday. dillidim omIn Pwvin, Miss., IIIe Jg,ja Fanrai Home, knelt b*hilZs$ am., — vMwW to Sanford In 1*. He ujaa$p,ngs,inehargeof pm.. low 1266 am., Sin p... vu r - a salesman for lb. stSr Checkwrltar and a Methodist. I# w Pearce HayburL a,Rlthird Lloyd Raybers, CAVaVIN, U.OYS JACK• 1w at u.,i jack .vi' • at I*IIatIdS Dr.. UId. ito m. tae, at 10' S&dølA lkieOl Usyd MtinSis 3p bp FvaereI Woo. Altimeati G. Wads, Brad IrI.PUAVSI WVIceS WIN 0' daughters, Jackie Mid at2.m. latwdavat PWW Raybimi, Tags, Now c An laybsta, or. iid J. cormut, seaclal. lw's'.. ad Rues SwIM .151 0' CemeterY. Sealerd. Seidwla p Winter ran' hs10y J. le'isr, Miss, and Billy Hay 'I FvaifI$ HSØL ,Aft•a,10te 10caerw svsae., rr1ngsmP15$. If . MONUMINTS of DlsncJon for your v on•i SEMINOLE iMONUMENTI i_Mal CN96$4m I than, Kenneth Wells Parkinson, Anthony Ulasewicz and Sally Harmony, among others. Several years ago the trust said it would pay legal fees of CREEP employees acquitted on Watergate charges. Mitchell, while convicted of conspiracy in the Watergate burglary, was acquitted along with Stans in the New York City trial involving campaign donations by fugitive financier Robert Ves. Once chairman of CREEP and Nixon's attorney general, Mitchell billed the trust for $471,390.86 in that case and Stans, the finance director of the campaign and onetime commerce secretary, asked for $157,699.54. Stan bill included a request for compensation for 620 hours he spent cooperating with the Watergate prosecutor at the rate of $30 per hour, the sa1ry he got working on the N't.ion - campaign. Mtrdiaii, who was Mitchell's deputy, had his coverup cony tion overturned on appe he asked for $481,898.94. Parkinson, the CREEP lawyer acquitted in theW gate cover up. asked for Ulasewicz, the ex-policeman from New York City who carried around stacks of.$I0 bills to pay the Wateg$e burglars for their sileoâe, claimed he wasn't paid fOr' )is duties and is owed $34,720. �, •, . I Herald, Sinford, Fl. . .. Feb. 23, Iflt [I THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner l*IEIm DovIas JstSs Poster Sitvrday S.tic., Sabbath School 3Ia.m. 1AipIarv$CI 11:11am. WdMt4ay NiR1 Prayer SItVIC• 1:11p.m. THE HOPE OF- OUR COMMUNIT The Assembly Of God pwr fln.tai * * Poster 1:31am. 5:410.m. 11:118.m. : 1:04 P.M. FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 101 S. Sanlord Avo. Minister Nov. WogN W. Pails 9:418.1n. Sunday Sc 11:11a.m. MSrlwAgWOtlIWp 7:31p.m. Wed. Service 1JNTRYSID1 BAPTIST CHURCH Canntry CIvB load, Lado Mary OfSIwckI.v Pastor SePáay k*sal , P$aclsInglWw*lsiping 11:45a.m. IsStvdy 4:31p.m. Sijaring& Proclaiming 7:31p.m. Ws. PraywM4 7:31p.m. .' Nursery Provided A true friend is one of life's richest treasures. Sooner or later, we discover who our real friends are . . . and we cherish them. Many years ago an old shepherd died. His dog was at the train depot when the man's casket was placed aboard the train. For years after the dog lived at the depot. . . he met every train, watching each passenger, always disappointed in not finding his master. Everyone loved the dog and after he died a monument to him was built on a hill above the depot. We all need to know that we have the kind of friend who really cares about us. The man who walked the dusty roads of Galilee 2,000 years ago wants to be your lifelong friend. Nothing can separate you from His endless love and concern. Rediscover the warmth of a friendship that never fails. Worship this week. FIRS, CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LONG WOOD I, I. Wim.mwn& Myrito Lake Hills RI, Liftiwild plisni 331-4455 minister Herald G..IISls L31 am. Sunday School 11:31a.m. MgWnRip 1:11p.m. Y.WIRM.etJrIg 4:11p.m. EvonIngService Wed. BiMaBtudy NURSERY PROVIDED .. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I It' Patt avelwo, Se$srd DO. -Jay T. Cesmaf. Pastor MSrIngWsrsBip 1:31a.m. Ssay School 5:41 am. 11:11a.m. M44NingWor,lWp CIISICIITraining 4:11p.m. EvilsilsIWirstip 1:31p.m. W$d. Prayer Service 4:31p.m. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1421 West First Strait LB. Stanton Pastor Ivndayldsiil 11:11a.m. Morning Service 11:118.m. Evening Service 7:11p.m. 7:31p.m. Wednesday Service Old TrvtIs for a him Day SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH $37 Airpeil Blvd. p*.nem.I5N Minister Cftff.rdW.ScR..b 5:41a.m. Smsday$dsiil 11:11a.m. Werstopkrvice 1:11p.m. lvsningl.rv$C. 1:11p.m, Prow MieUPl Wd. LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 134 Lakeview, LaB. Mary Rev. Jim NvgNmss Pls$sr $111141! ScRoll 5:410.m. WNslslp Service 11:11a.m. 11 vowne Worship 7:31p.m. WOtP?iyicliry. 7:31p.m. NorseryPrevidod Christian a Missionary Alliance LONG WOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car. CRW.l Grant St. lSivtoirP) Pastor Nov. James W. Hammock 1:410.m. luadayldissl 1111a.m. w.rstip 4:11p.m. CIsvrCII TraflsIIII 7:11p.m. Eupeing Wonaip Wednesday lvolløg 7:11p.m. PrayerlervicI Church Of God F,ilithful Fritpill' Christian Baptist SANFORD ALLIANCE CHURCH I4IIS.Park Sanford Eric L Darr., Pastor londayScRosi 9:158.m. Msraong Worstip 11:118.m. Ivon Service 7:11p.m. Miwesi Service ( Wed. i 1:11p.m. Nursery Previdod CHURCH OF GOD 113W. 73.4 Strait Pastor C. D. Harris Saisdayldisel 5:41a.m. 11:11a.m. Morales Worship 4:11p.m. Ivassgtisticlerv. Family Night Service 1:31p.m. Y.P.I.WN. "TRUE CHURCH OF GOD" 7754 lIdgewsad Ave. Santord, FIarida 32771 Elder RoBert Dumas Pastor Seniayldsail 5:31a.m. Mernln,WoriBIp 11:41a.m. IvangeIIsticSir,Ice 7:31p.m. I Evening Worstip) It, 1 3rd Tuesday NIMS -SibleSIwdy 1:31p.m. Tlsurodsy $104 Service 1:31p.m. For Transp.rto$Isn PRone 341-3111 or *13.7145 HOLY CROSS III Part Ave. The Nov. LireyD. leper Holy Caiusmviiien tlely Ciniiø Church ScRoll Nely C.mmaisn - Copyri9hi 1979 Kessie . Lutheran Mvsttirng Service. Sbasbii Vwg.nia LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REIDIMEN 7121 Oak Ave. "TB. LuiRoran Nor' and TV "111$ 5Th. Life" Rev. Elm. A. Raider Pastor Sondayidwel 5:15a.m. Worship Service 11:35a.m. Kindergarten and Nursery .i_ •I,dI I1W11 1 1 . - '.. . .•''W Roadlagls..04I7 O*ClpIWSd.1$St.nesatolp.m. Too. ?WUU .',•. . -!''' .,'. .-.. .. ST. LUKB'$LUIHINANCNUNCH &SalSuUI. . '" .- - • Revism udwr So"By school Church Of Christ ._ 7:35p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST I. UTnOJIC Pork Avenue Fred Geller slue MermingWontup Evening Service Ui14e Class, ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH . " gll 6111 P.411: .- • :":I % - GOOD TWEPNIRD LUTHERAN CHURCH 3511 OrISlsdo Dr. 11.51 (LUIRSr.S CBrtR in America) Rev. ReigN I. Lumen P111W Weritup 11:11a.m. ChuraBIdwit 5:11a.m. NenhryPro04dld . - . • plow lISOaBAve..$flmford Pr.WjIllemUlls Pastor, r.PnIs,M*J041 AIIS.PS14IV WadseodayBlbleClass 115.VlgllMsss 7:11p.m. $p.Mass ll.m..$l:3111$usss Co.fesslens,Sit. -' Uvo.SSIiI 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 4:11p.m. : Mtaminte Shitoss H011Owöy Sr. h.i.v ScRoll IdoylvIsias Fri. Bible Study 11:11a.m., 7:11pm:. 7:15p.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL I, CHURCH OF LONOW000 III Orange Street Rev. I. lullOran? Larqwead 5.4ayS41( 11:11am, MIflIIIIW$,$JIIp 11:11am? $n41yEveg 7:31p.m. Wad. SStudy 1:31p.m. Congueron Meeting Sunday 4:34 FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD . I . II . .. .... . *411 S. Pork A". sn-us . ,. . . 7:31p.m.. 7:31p.m. Presbyterian COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH tfwv. 7.511 Lake Mary Blvd. Dr. ManBul C. Belly Pasr Miming Worship and Nursery 5:11 a m. Suy ScRoel 11:11a.m. •..l PT ___ . Pl14S1 5:14a.m. )i:IS.Il:.rn Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. SN 0-1111. Peh1c . . The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible riefly B Mary: His Mother Organ Dedication And Recital Scheduled By EDITH DEEN (Firatof eight parts) An organ recital by Phyllis Farenick-Hobeke, and a dedication of the new Allen Organ installed in November will highlight the 7:30 p.m. service Sunday at First United Methodist Church of Sanford. Organist and director of the music at the First United Methodist Church, Winter Park will present a recital on the digital computer organ. A graduate of the Royal Conservatory of Music, she took national honors in 1962 for performance and has written many improvisations for piano, recorder, and organ. She is In demand for organ recitals throughout Canada and the United States. The service Is open to the public. FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200W FIrst St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford. Fl.. . Howard H. Hodges and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance A World Missions Conference will be held at First Baptist Church of Oviedo Feb. 25-28. Both morning and evening services Sunday will be devoted to the conference and special 7:30 p.m. services are scheduled Monday and Tuesday and on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Speakers Include Stanley Young, director of seaman's ministry, Port of Tampa; Raul Fernandez, Spanish-Italian mission, Tampa; Mrs. Robert Meyers, Panama; Uomer Allbright, West Virginia and Alexander Herring, Republic of China. (Taiwan). Crusade Leaders Speak Dr. Herbert Bowdoin and Jimmy Sowder of the Bowdoin-Sowder Evangelistic Crusade and Methodist Hour International will conclude a 5day Victorious Life Conference with a banquet tonight at Holiday Inn, International Drive, Orlando and will be speaking at services Sunday at Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Dr. Bowdoin will preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services and Sowder will speak at the 7 p.m. service. 'Spaghetti Supper A spaghetti supper will be held at the Congregational Church at 24th and Park Ave., Shrove Tuesday Supper Howell Road, Tanglewood, will host a Shrove Tuesday Pancake and Ham supper Tuesday In the parish hall. The supper served 6-8 p.m. will feature pancakes, ham and homemade applesauce prepared by St. Elizabeth's Guild. Tickets available at the door. Ash Wednesday Liturgy and Imposition of Ashes will be celebrated by Rev. Barry R. Rowe, rector of St. Richard's at 6:30 and 9 a.m. and 6 .m. Choir Festival Ascension Lutheran Church, Ascension Drive, Casselberry, will host the second annual Massed Choir Festival at 7 p.m., Sunday. Four area Lutheran churches Including Ascension; St. uke's, Oviedo; Trinity, Orlando; and Zion six anthems by Lutheran, Pine Hills will the massed group, some with brass ac- HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION BIBLE BOOK CENTER 7. Dlv KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford on ,'.II YIJI i i.e.a '1? L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I Wilson and Staff 3 Flea Market Set WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIK GLASS £ PAINT CO., INC. Jerry &Ed$.nkarik and Employes The Jewish Community Center of Central Florida, 851 N. Maitland Ave., Maltiand, will hold a Spring Cleanup Flea Market and bake We, Sunday, from noon to 3 p.m. Available at bargain prices are Items from a sailboat to sofas, garden equipment, books and baby items. For further etalls or to make donations call S45-83. WINNDIXIE STORES and Employes T. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY lgmuv OP SOD WiurrWyll Sld. INS Ilow New Teetanenl BapHul Cliii. Sully las, Ne,* Uagt.*s.S New AN. ilea ReplIeS Cliii, $735 P0ev Ii,. Rsvgnea Part SaplIeS Clunk. PosplVs IIPII11 ChapeL 111101. POO $11011. Siaferd P1apu04 SapSS14 dun, 111*. £Wpsrt Blvd. p, lAIN), RJ Ii., pgr Part Prng,e MOUllasny Click. MuSoy hg MII'j ri -y SspH11 Click. West Sealsrd IyaJa $epl.j Clunk, $4 Palasaito *74101.1401 $1. uSA 111, Lake Mary 5•,•$• Slog. 16 1311 Oh Avg. N II. JewoMoseisasry S_lW Click. II. Id. 4110.41.a II Miseissary SapNWCluntsO CamsngsClly, log. SW Clunk, $Iu*auO Na. Cslv CluB Sesi. lake Mary 1,OB*I_SW.11NIIIWA*. $51 P5rt £5. tonI sO *lti,inl.. Springs. 11.544. 11 SlaIn I7 Gos g 04 O_11.11.Cu. CHwiiI haul il IWluSSprlg.,*tsrtIi. Iss Dii. $15101. *55. ___ ______ . ____ ____ , ___ 01. P110 SI. • ____ ___ Paul SapaW II) PIns ave. It. MI laplIeS Click, Cangi', Mph. 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Sonsva Chirci of Christ.ia.i1 Click 01 ChrioL 01.17*11. Nan*ol4111, Click 11 ChrleL Fin. Naves Dr., Meilsiad CHURCH OP SOS CRIeR oiled. 15$ MOckery Click sOled. 01*. hIll $1. 'Clinch ii led. leMI ___ . Click of 511 Lake Mw'. Clinch siDed MIlalsa. lalenpniss Cliii Weld. 1*01. IMi It Clued 01 lii Is ChilL Oils. N ClueCR5iSodeIPra4,,2111$.II.Ay. ChrcholSedslnsgNoc,, 17144. PersulassA,, Sews ClueckeIled, 171101. INk IL. I_Sri 'True Clint of Sal', 7755 RL*.,UI Ave., Santori 111111$ OSTN000* IssIws Oi*ldIi Cliii. N. SSaS, o 01*4. Map't Ave.. 1auS$ s.... om uneR. is. sisrgs. in *en,ssi cs. p-.ot ____ 1114111OtII.,les Cliii, IS. Sss,Is ISA-CA-. 514 5_S V. p• P Iasusrn &*4dse Church. IL Ji. Dur,iaMiN Ctg.L U.S. Hwy. 11.51, paj Pork (r1*b St. Lies Lllkua Cliii. Nt. 434 $15111 St. Slepass Lllkoten Cliii, * 1101111041 4 L y MITNOOIIT ___ SanueSI Ull$sd Ma.inl Cliii, U. Oelany Ave IaIsrprise Seal Lake Unitod ii1*iIW Cliii SellS *41.1. Clink. ClaNs Mph. Cstuubsrrp CrruiIt, Cliii, Hwy Il-SI $ il Vellud Pony RidØ Nd.. (UflIehry cwtos UntIe j1tiaU Cluck. Tsiiar Sl. fri-eS U• 14004. PraIIi.,lss CloseR. Uisala Ii. WielmISeSui P'IIk,.'L.laa Clint, Red Bug me.. CaseeNerry wmw P01i.p UL.MU Dw MISS $SVI$TN-My ADVENTIST ____ PW W Duck. Nwy. 434. PineS C 11J11111 Ave., Aftaiooio 5g.... - $I1-U*USV *t-saIl Chu-.k,JIh & II. S_Sri a ______ Usury C -r- r risIuJ$ CIW, 01. rr----s S, Slsry P1.1 UntIl llIflhItI Click, v III Part Lv.. .101 MiasAW Dunk 14 Outs. Fins o.*iii mniu cpa, 1* S_Sri Lv.. Pros flamhliel Clvii. *01. elK Seas,a ir- ir Cluvil. sinai 5r51 Vailsi dalkiseS Clunk, £1ps.5 Slid. Seoul Chapel "Al Chunk, ris Oikprsve direR, Oils. OsOh iS1RoJ Clunk sss Wsslepas MelodIeS, 11. SI W. Plis $5. Ja.ssA.M.$Nk14Cggngss $5 LuBe MB. CBWii11CI.i,ia Cily las., SaevOh 04Sji.11 is. 40, w . 11. P4*s rrriu Dun,ISOh Ut. I1lWp,Ma isslsri $iui.fl Quick. S. Siding g ?4*W s'r & el HAUaegs5 *i luSel.. PineS Cls, 04 1a1e1514. $515 I$1S5,$ A Al IsIs. IpIlingeS Clii, I. leSary Los.. Iodsr,,lea ClilsO Upluseps Chunk. Lea - leU5ilOulisOS5SI5igpe, II.ssS_,e PuitA*.14DuI..$g , LuMvClWiWSlNeLuS,j.,,, I. i.muis 1115 LuS liii Ut. c!trun.01W '01s.i. _______ JeWISH FOISSYTSaSAs . I. -urujøIMiuI.hMiII lT *1155 15p,ak45JI Diii, rJj UI. &.islIs *us.. y - PrlJ,I..i a.,gN, Swi.ai Us dn,rI pw Oh Ag. $ D $5, I. Oil_S Us. •uRj- I-. 111111 i.uS.is. A- flphJ 4A1,J15J4*Oii 04• '11111* I • *01. so 41011110 U..Cl.*041W *1 is. a.a.s.. Grsds.ilau Di ussi -a llnC Ss Slug Us. & lteiijaB 174$, (g55 -ng Clii. INS FuS ai, ' ___ ____ . . . . ____ . - ____ _________ ____ _____ ., 5plt $, - flp . . .. . - _____ I . :. . . . Winds, $gispe$ a_Sly LAuRel Church. 11$. Ness Rd. Mars 1111$ hiael.Bsy ¶tws*J CRud, 55% PIpe IL. Sl.toii OT1OU C$UlCNss *ISo.'B A-MI. unii, 014*1 IWU. *tl P_S C11, S_p IsMIsle. Wohivi Park Rd. Illidul Linus Pu CinseL Is_SN Ave. ruL Crillt, ChIli ClW0W1S5USiWsILMiun Sills. 11*1 Pirtive FirI5ChiniiWCtIPIl5IipIsM.LS.$.d1& Lii SI DIpIl, Uss Slid.. Li. I55uiiIMI'., LaBs M4 Usil. $14301. PineS Seru Dliii 041W hun, Del. MILL, 1WWliul01,.,i -____ is. I1*....J Ave.. ION lilt_ $-p4* NIph FireS i- ...JJJ Dun* iiIDi) --L PineS aru.JiJ Clii 14 111 S14 r.5*u1s Oh No It, SsIgs SIMIlI ------ Cliii. wus s. rt SlDuni. 1* s. i,,.. -, .WU.UL "NW MIS. semis 19 3 DeSs, usni. ns wNisp w., . tL ClOhally *$l4s- hubs. ?wPslhlcck04OhhaiiJuIpschi*!.Wtr..hliso w ...... 1vtsngu,i'_. • ___ iem_t Also featured will be the bell choir of Trinity, Orlando; plus special anthems by individual choirs. Directors assisting include Mrs. Geraldine Remley, Miss Athalia Cope, W. Ronald Prochnow, and Mrs. Ruth Welderman. The public Is invited. PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE S4.00 PER WEEK CALL 322-2611 David Beverly and Staff companiment. STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff ) PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford OEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff . ____ . . - _- _____ • ' - r In mythological, Oriental, Jewish and Christian literature, an aura surrounds the mothers of special children. Mary, the mother of Jesus, is foremost among them. - / / 1 '. - / REV. CAVERLY WITH CHUCK ROSE, CYNTHIA FUCCO AND TOM CIRA Born In the image of the Invisible God, Jesus arrived on the world scene as a mystery, a new power, a new creation, a gift from the holy spirit. Mary, who gave birth to this divine son in such a wondrous manner, has been encircled from the beginning in a halo of light. Only a maiden with the fidelity and faith of Mary could have borne a child of such promise. feared him. Throughout her pregnancy, It is often easier to believe the Mary had the full support of her unseen possibility of God's husband, Joseph. Although power to transform the life in a most of the time he seemed but humble young woman like a mere bystander, he had the Mary than it is to understand tenderness and beauty of profound theological character to give her the discussions, protection she needed. Mary's simple faith lifted her Mary was rebo rn when the into a great mlrcle, unexangel Gabriel announ ced to her plalnable but real nevertheless, that she would give birth to the Mary showed a quick unson of the most high. During her derstanding of the things of God pregn ancy and the birth of her but she was also aware that her son, she was sure that God had knowledge was finite at best. taken the initiative in her life. She perceived that through She asked no questions but Christ many would come to rushed to give God the full understand better the infinite credit, for she had felt his essence of God and what he presence from the moment of meant us to be. her son's conception until his Mary's feminine-maternal birth. Not only was she assured wisdom was not a disinterested that God could exalt the knowledge but a loving parhumble, but she knew that his ticipation, for she nourished in mercy would be upon all who her body a life of the spirit, . , - Missions Conference present 2 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Friday, Feb. 23,1979--?A Women Who Knew Jesus Sanford, Saturday, 5-7 p.m.' RI,.Ds MCons!aSc.PSoiIr •RACS UNITED THE LANE MARY UNITED MIT)IODISTCHURCN PRESBYTER IAN CHURCH AWpertBlvtIWtitaiDr. WilburAve.,LadeMary Rev. Prod N. SardRer PaStor Rev. A. F. Stevens Minister CRordi$004 1:31a.m. $ndayCIerrtkl i,a.m. Mann, Worship ll:11a.m WoraBlservice 11:11a.m. Ywtrap 1:31p.M. YelllMalll.., 4:14p.m. WetCRoirPractice 1:11p.m. Tussley Si.. Iluly sadPrsyot I" UP$ALAP*ES$YTIRIANCHURCN Teesdsy - Wi uli, . .. .. 7:15p.m. O SOWN WsrIIsphIrvlc, 11:11a.m. CHRIST UNITED MIT1SOOIST CHURCH Soolud6delso WINTER BP*INI liv. AAlmasl PIMIr _g school PRESIYT1RIAN CHAPEL :iSa.it. _______ of 764" morm"wwwo Nssl,Wlalsr1s MYFHUI4*$S. 1;11p:m: CBS YIS Ive.Wsnihipls$Ilndk. 7:35pm. $uS5Sl 38 Wadnaidsy Miring Prayer SuMd"_ill ___ -7revield .- .. No.044 NolakardI MssaiaeWsriBlp Evening Worship Toni., Evening ..YeunePoepI, Thrid.y Evening SIlOS Study Methodist '- - .- .' Mteistot. 11:11 7:11 p.in 1. RB.IGK)N St. Richard's Episcopal Church, 5151 Lake . 11:11a.m. 7:34p.m. now. UdoL.Wow Sadsykall P.Hsujsk .; APOSTOUCFAITNCHURCH 311 MllI$s.d Avon" M.WIsup - CONSREUTIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH CAU. 101. NIl Fifty CHURCH OPT1I$AZARINI ,. 1451 Sastord Ave. Jul. J. MInIs. Senleylulool MsrnMWv*Ip II:JSI.M, YonIlNeur 4:11p.m. Evangelift$ervic, 1:11p.m. Mid-Week Service (Wed.) 7:Ilp.U. Nvnoty Provided fir all SiqyIej ' 5:ter 4 . . . -I con gregavona.l C ongregationa YOU CAN PIATUNG YOUR CHURCH IN THIS SPACE FOB $1.71 PanWUIN .: 1011 St. and Magnslia Ave. Vines 111011 $on$ce haley SaBleS WiBitli, Rul1*uay RAVINHA PARK $APTI$TGIIURC$ Rector 1:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. WINT1N SPSI. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAl. COIISRUATIONAL -M $IarSpge. Elementary snolylonell 11:11a.m. Worsaip 11:11a.m. Nov. RoBert Berns Pastor FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST, DGLTONA 3., Nazarene Pentecostal Evangelical Congregational Christian Science BAPTIST CHURCH 3431 Palmetto Ave. Rev. Raymond Crocker Pas1w Sunday ScRoll 5:418.1". MarMI, Worship 11:11a.m. EvangelIstic Services 4:11p.m. Wed. Prayer I 1111. study 7:31p.m. Indepondoal MissIonary NEW BETHEL AM! CHURCH Main Street-Canaan City Rev. M.H. Burke Jr. pasw Sunday School 5:31a.m. Morning Worship 11:000 as. Evening Worship 4:00pm, Tues.Evenffig Prover lerv. 7:30pm, Tues. Official Board Mis$ I:OIp.m. Episcopa Saçtuis, selected by The Amencan Bible Society PALMETTO AVENUE COSVO= @to" WIN 01111101 Wed. "am SIrvIce FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 415 Part Ave. Lee F. King Pastoç Paslp V. Scott Harris morning Worship I:31411a.m. 9:45 I'm SundayicRool $:11pj UMYF Men's Prayer Breakfast Ind lltllThursday Family lfigM Supper 3rd Sunday OUR NATION I vlia : - - * '-I Church... FIRST ASSEMBLY OF 000 CHURCH Cot. flffi andlIm Morning Worship SIWI 04 114 SIbli 4sVtlngW.rstiip ESliispSarvica COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 11.51 at Piney Ridge Rd Cassitberry Patter Rev. Armor Pid,efl As$.c. Past,, Walter Reid Rev. 9:35&llam, MotningWarslslp 5:311 11a.m. Church School Services will cIKi lot all ages FelliwsNp Clue btweefl services 1:31p.m. UMYF l:11p.r. EvoningWersllip Wed. Bible Study £ Prayerl,rv. 7:31p.m. First W.dnejday Fellowship 4:31p.lsa Supper Ash Wednesday Observed Ash Wednesday services will be held at Holy a=Eplacocel C urch In Sanford at 7 and 10 S.M. and 7:30 p.m.h There will be a special Ash Wednesday Utany of_Penance ImposItion of ashes and Holy Counnumlon at all tkse services. A Onve Tuesday Pancake Supper will be enamored b the yonth of the church at 6 p.m., In the parish hail. The Ides of a pancake supper comes from the old practice of fasting from meat sad dairy products &Nift Lent., On throve aft thateortofmesltoUislç 1aesday ne of WIry products on _____ Jim Iy.rs To Sing Jim Byers of Oviedo, a professional Wahl -d entertainer for 15 yesrs who Is now active In a (kisdan music ministry, will present a prram ki 1 Rebilders,. a (brIstlin skigl group which meets at Frisihip BeIM (birch, Altamoete Sprü, Satday, 7:30 p.m. In the VellowshIp Hall. Youth Group Installed By JOAN MADISON Herald Correspemdent Inaedal mass dedicated to the youth of the parish, the new officers of the St. Mary Magdalen Youth Group were Installed. "Each of you Is an individual and will therefore take your pledge of office Individually" said Pastor Patrick J. Caverly to the newly elected officers at the Altamonte Springs church. "But yoursucceu depends, too, on your corporate efforts and growth In unity as a team. Therefore, you shall Ignite your separate vigil light from the dame Paschal Candle, the symbol of your faith..." Lighting candles and reciting their Oath of Office were President Chuck Rose Jr., VicePresident Tom Cira, Treasurer Cythia Fucoo, Corresponding Secretary Barb Godfrey and Recording Secretary Dents July. They are President Jamie Glavich, Vice-President Joe Hillebrant, Secretary Michele Walker and Treasurer Dale Grant. Chuck recently moved to the parish from a small town in Wyoming where "the nearest town of any size was about 90 miles away, and the youth of the state thought nothing of driving anywhere from 100-300 miles to attend a CYO (Catholic Youth Organization) function. Recognizing that the problems, concerns and Indifferent from those faced by the youth In Wyoming where he was active on a local, state, regional and national level, the young president called a meeting of the ybuth Immediately after the mass. He elicited their Ideas and encouraged the 75 young people In attendance to participate In athletic, spiritual, social and service projects. illustrate the plight of the flfr World and "to bring home what the meaning of hunger The group also plans to become involved in juvenile prison ministry, with the migrant children and in nursing home visitation. The new officers, trying to plan for varying interests, are planning a trip to the Passion Play In Lake Wales, a talent show and a theatrical There is a mystical grandeur about Mary, who carried the wondrous light of God within She was being. her miraculously lifted to a highet plane, where her maternity and spirituality came together into a indefinable whole. If there ever was a time when the mothers of children yet to be born needed to absorb Mary's lowly, believing attitude and her explicit faith In God's promises, It Is now. She seems to tell us that It takes only a handful of believing mothers and fathers to change the world for the better. (NEXT FRIDAY: Prophetess) (From "Wisdom Women In the Bible" by Edith Deen. Copyright (C) 1918 by Edith Deen. Reprinted by permission of Harper & Row.) They're also planning a 'kidnapping- of their parents. But details of that can't be exposed as it's away of showing their appreciation of their parents, and the surprise element is Important. sounds corny," admits the new president, "But it's a nice experience and you get closer to your parents." Rev. Mike Woodcock, director of Youth Ministry in the diocese, was on the scene .'VIIIV UI II PI.UViI1 1WUJU and commended the youth SOC It Is not al ways the easiest Question: A few years ago I Outgoing officers were also by the Youth Group are a their Involvement, calling them 5 se thing In the world to love my iIaes recognized for their faithful picnic, traveling suppers ( a a "model for the whole diocese. i dwaght be wes my Irlead, but someone who has wron ged you. support to Sister Lsrllle Soc- different course at different It's mind boggling to see so t $*en we consider that the , clarelfi, who became the homes,) square and polka many youth here on a SundaY I feel such hatred for him that It Scripture says, "Whosoevlr director of youth ministry In dancing and a poverty dinner to night," he told the gathering. is eaft e up Ilde. How can hateth his brother Is a mur , and that "no murderer darer," I deal wfth thi? bath eternal life abiding in Answer: Hate, like acid, does him," hate takes on a different more damage to the vessel In which it is stored than to the meaning. the Anglo-Saxon word "lenc- oblect on which it Is poured. The Rev. Ralph LIrnni. The only cure for hate is love ten" or spring. Ash Wednesday Hatred can make you Good Shepard Lutheran - God's love. Hate Isn't always To offset the hatr ed you feel Is so named because of the use physically sick. It sets oft a church of ashes, received from the chemical reaction throughout for your friend, think of easily overcome. It must be Many Christians are burning of the palms saved the entire body, poisloning the something a bout him that Is replaced by somethidg preparing to enter a period In from Palm Sunday of the bloodstream, disturbing the good. There m ust be something stronger. LOVE. In your own their church life known as previous year. The ashes are digestion, n umbing the senses, about him you admire. strength you cannot love those "Lent". This year Ash Wedmixed with oil an d placed on the and causing all sorts of Dwelling on his positive who wrong you. But God can nesday will be Feb 20th, and Is forehead of the penitents who emotional unbalances. In short, qualities will help to remove the love them through you. the 40day period (not Including attend service. Love heals. Love brings hatred is self-punishment. It we hate In you. YOU CAN LOVE Sundays) before Easter. n- life, my all." Whet her It Is called and ob. hits, WC die. But If we love-we HIM WITHOUT LOVING peace. Love brings harmony ii During broken relationships. WHAT HE DID. The Lenten Season started served as"Lent" or merely the live. ph.als Is on with a 40 how period of fasting time before Good Friday and ...... , .. VI U1 UI Mm I li U from Good Friday to Easter Easter, It is an important tinse the human heart and the morning.Over the yearsin the of f it isa wonderful love of God for It was sd.early Christian Church, time to reflect, to consider our sinners an shown in the revised to the present 4odays, lives ln the light oftheCras,to feringanddeathofhlionlySon. starting with Ash Weineaday. prepare for the joy of Easter. As a result of the coo- Sundays are not counted Paul, writing to the Carlo-templa(Iono( our Inability to rid because they are considered thlans "Beheld, now Is the ourselves of the shame of sin festival days, each one being a acceptable time; Behold, now Is and the stthgof death, we find a "Uttli Easter" In remem- the day of salvatIon". (2 Car. seas. of love growing In our trance of Christ's resurrection. 6:2b) All life should be lived In The florida Conference of the heart -a love that causes us to The Tuesday before Ash this frame of referem and United want to obey God, not from Wednesday, In many areas, Is most certainly during this timehold Methodist Church will annual Conooinm1d but from an Inner known as Shrove Tuesday from of year as God's love becomes bold on Evangelism, March expressed In urge. This is "shriving" confession and so vivid In the death and Florida Southern 2.4, at such as "How shall I hymns absolution of the faithful. It dill resurrection of the Christ who Lakeland, under the foflow him lsrve?" "Were the involves the questionable took oiw sin upon Himself. "For Coi. Division of whole realm of nature mine, practice of "one l fling" God so loved the world that He almnlorship of Lay Activities and the Work That were a tribute for too before Lent darts, such as the gave Ills only Son that whoever Area on Evangelism. small; Love so amazing, so Mardi Gras In New Orleans. believes in Him should not Rev. Sam. IL Coker, pastor of divine, dusnmsde my soul, my The word "Lent" comes from perish but have sternal life." Grace UM Church, Atlanta, will be keynote speaker at the evening service, which Friday begins at 7:45 p.m. Also speaking at large group First Baptist Church of of the Florida Baptist Con- Baptist Hour" of the [o'"ss sessions will be Rev. Leontine Loegwood will hod five v,Mloii. Baptist Convention will be the T. C. Kelly, pastor of the mLIINlls of the Southern Monday at 7 p.m., Rev. speaker. Asbury-Quich Wll UMC and 1110M Cosveidlon dir1 the Lather (msid, ores MWAwr On Wedaesday at 7p.m., Mrs. director of Urtmn MinIstries In World 1uiu Conference to my in the .adhwira North Guy Wfl1(.'n.cm, who serves Richmond, Vi., and Rev. be vedat4ed locally Feb. 30* CarolIna masitains, will speakwM bet hwAmid in MIZIC0 pt Escamills, who leads "Gil A Better Look At Your Thursday at 7 p.m., the Rev. Qty will speak. Both teach In the area of worship and WorW' Is the thmw of the Eli. Jean Woerosr, director the Malco Baptist lologksl ev.ngsIlm for the goniral nafu.,acs in wh MW 40 and preacher for the "Frond Seeniniry. UMC and Is on the daft of the Greater Orlando Baptist Bard, of DlacIpk')dp, NashAssodsUon chirchu - an Tam., will lead a 4I Ii A of p- 11 cng. Saturday and Sunday at serving In this 6:45a.m. Rev, and Mrs. Charles and miniotiri of manic, theY covwy y auw parts Rev. Kelly, will preach at the $l$.Vtiird of W1lmcre Ky., Me kmin for their conceits Saturday, 7:30 p.m service and of the world are taking part M. pstlIng in Iniowu an the llftft Ship and r"anic ev"iu"-" In Ow (hi Sisoday 11:10 service. an Laf"W mst B*iit pards" will priest a pengram United States. Conads, the There will also be .n*1l of sacred moic at the Grace Middle East andlEsirop.. con-lid 14IthN1M Quich at Musket drMil and iarsonal feresce Is open to all. AMes, Monies ad in reglonel &H 7:30 p.m., 11sry at 110W. wnsss we $ past of their pssitrom In for the entire 111111111111illille In 01611 proam which Is apes to thekin d Is opsesred 34111111b" B*t 411P0r1 Btvt, REnf*d. but p.rtiet Foiuw (WIllIS 01 lfladC pdft ndzstIon Is avallahi.. Foij Hate Hurts The Hater ____ Lent: A Time To Ref lect ...._. .. Evangelism Convocation Scheduled - Baptists Look At World Missons Singing Sheppards - , ss LwooA - a.s•r .g day lilvieN at Na. R rIda Jr., who heads the radlo4slsvlaloa' d i g" and ' at 6 p.m. Sunday, in IM AM= r 01 for Iils 1W -. sr (birth of the Nazarene will mark the annual fortbe7pa.suvIcewWbethe an. i.s 11111111111110111111s dir"al, presentation of love offerinp for missions in dthe &ilhirbsed Ipartmint alabaster boxes. lnformatkscgitactthacon. at S*11. ___ "d n ___ 1Good __ I �* BLOADIE IA-Evening . WI4AT5 €P3) ABSOLUTELY Sanford, FL . ILL. "'tVU'RE )LIyou O -4, TOOTSE NOTHING y GOING r BOur Herald, C s1ON, by Chic Young Friday, Feb. 23, ucr s ___ YOUR CCAT7 47 1 Old timi 5 Fifteenth century 52 PM 9 Fasten with 55 A. stitches 12 Imitates i1T , • • • . • Cholesterol Content _____ 'H A1V1IA1V1t11A1L1I1 ITN1E1T IN I ASLIP $ In Seafood Dishes $ 1H+I I wd.) fT3r_ vJ P I LII I 1N1 IQ1A*1I1Xi1$(t1I1 ________________ DEAR DR. LAMB Ilove shellfish, cab, shrimp, oysters i andclams.Istiuhlkelobeter butatjeaentpricesttisaonce l lifetime treat. Is it in a _______ $$, _ n' 11,1 , by Mort Walker LOVE TO 4WE LAST YEAR... " _____ 'AMOS 15 GETTING HAP A LITTLE TROUBLE _____ 'READY TO VISIT THE OLD SOLPIER'S (' _______ _____ Wildlife Service, Bureau of feeling. Commercial Fisheries, has DEAR READER I know it helped to straighten that o. is a terrific drain to have a Shrimp and lobster are loved one ill with a serious moderately high In cholesterol, medical problem. That's hard contalnlngabout twice as much on people who are young and as you would get per ounce of healthy and even more difficult red meat or poultry. Clams, as the years go by. crab, znimsels, oysters and I'm not really worried abd clo contain about half as the vitamin B you're taki much cholesterol and are as It's a water-soluble vitamin ahd good as the other meats In this within reason the exc regarTi Theyarealsolowinfat. amounts will simply I am sending you The Health eliminated through your k1 2—3— 4— — — 6 — 1 i i I - U J 2•2 11 io ______ THE BORN LOSER by Art r 12 — 15 Sansom tIJpjTu 10 £I'ITtH 26 SITTIW - I - Is 1 —— PTU, . - --- 16 19 Letter number ShellfIsh As Health Foods, 20 21 22 — — — 23 24 25 27 28 33 — ——— — 30 31 32 29 — 38 40 — 41 — — — 'MI'M IN ——— 42 43 45 44 — — — US PM —— 39 E' 48 49 46 — 50 51 —— —— 52 53 54 ARCHIE he I SUPERANTICIS-" WHICH WORD IN THE EVAI LANGUAGE HAS THE MOST LETTERS IN IT,JL)G ISTICALLV DISESTABLISH / (miME,RIANJGM/ WHAT IS IT' F 61 60 63 — — — — — — — ______ ______________ 1600" am By BERNICE BEDE08OL IR by Howie Schneider SIM THAT UE TR'I' A TRIAL 6" with rnaling insIgMe your own. If you run into trouble 11I1 PRISCILLA'S POP LIST gEMEMeER TALL PEOPLE A ONLY SHORE PEOPLE b TH HEIGHT.,' ' 4 _____________ 'p GIVEN ALITTLE '," TIME, STUART CULP SET PHILOSOPHY BCK A )4UNPRE 's'EhRS! 107 ou eA your 10 with by sending for___ copy of the allnewAstro-Graph may experience a bit of group • t Latter. Mail $1 for -- and a long, self.addre.ed, stamped acnldag you'd rather not. Be enyajopo P.O. a good upoit Abide by •Q93 • K J 92 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South Box 40, Radio City Statim 0( the majoft. Wed North East South bi th r ; . w exert the PUS . ' LHSY, WHY VIP 'ot.j ____ IN'TWWuPT MY 114 TWO PAYAeO/ CORNET Pb%4CTICe ¶OAKME1HAT,. -r'• .L,*r HAVIF iA1' by Stoffel & H.imdahl Hc HAP THø Y ______ WITH A 45e4I) ______________ __ vast He movep _____ ANEW N8lSH$OZ IS) es restl s. Seek st ________ -7/--"T .. 4.. 07~ THEY HAVEN'T "*Mrs "0 COMP4NV / Guests of Tom and Charlotte returned to the much meeting Downey are their daughter and and that discussion of the points 10111,11imIllaw Sham and, Martin Falls, Ga., and is Assistant pudw of First Alliance Mr.andMrs.HarohdO,terhout of Robert and G eorgia from Cherry Hills, N. J.; Mr. Maynard. ___ and Mrs. Harold Voss from Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cron Mr. and Mrs. Burchard from Maryland; and Mrs. Fern daughter Michelle Baker of Milton and son Chris, from ROCheder,N.Y. PUS I J some upsetting problems.. We still get telephone calls who want from business pe to sell us diaper services, In surance, baby furniture and other things for the "new baby." They talk a blue streak before I can get a word in edgewise to let them know that * AV I However, we continue to have Abby comes the fan and blows the 11KES TO DRIVE smoke back into the smoker's face! ople * uried our precious angel, and bwe're still getting calls. Even if this doesn't make your column, thanks for BOTHERED, BEREAVED PARENTS DEAR PARENTS: Think. Two days after the funeral, a for writing. I ho pe this reminds man with a big smile knocked those who sell baby our baby died. KATHY Hiti'rr Church, Savannah, Ga. Miss Britt, who was born they see me driving witho ut the service isn't perfect,-he shoes because they think It is leaves no tip! He also carries one of these wisafe. I can't see where drivLag shoeless has anything to do little battery-operated fans. 'If with safety. What do you think? someone smokes near him, out DEAR LIKES: A bare loot Is I'm 22 and he's 20. He wants fliOTt apt to slip Off the pedals to marry, me, but I'm not sure. than one with a shoe. So, when What do you think? HAVING DOUBTS driving, put you but toot DEAR HAVING: Sian apforward—andputaaboeonht! DEAR ABBY: I go with a pears demanding, Inflexible, mm who is never satisfied with quick to criticize and slow'o spend. U you marry him, be the food in a restaurant, No matter what Stan orders, prepared to give In a lot. 1w usually sends it back. It's Do you wish you had more either overcooked or un- friends? For the secret of on our door and gave us a sales be Less eager and more con dercooked, cold, smells popularity, get Abby's new I If unny," or he Just doesn't like booket; "How To Be Porda; the looks of It. It's em- You're Never Too Young orToo pitch about taking pictures 91 in Lumberton, is a the baby! I became hysterical, These salespeople might be graduate of Toccoa Falls College. She Is a teacher at DEAR ABBY: I live In a part barrassing. He's never satisfied Old." Send $1 with a long, sell- welcomed with open arms by of the country where it's warm with the table they give us, and addmised, stamped (18 cents) parents of living chIldren, but it or hot most of the time, and for If the waiter isni't rigtA there envelop to Abby, in Lasky Calvary Day School, Savannah. when he waits something, he Drive, Beverly lUlls, Cal*. tears people like us apart. I has this reason I often go barefoot. My parents have a fit when complains to the manager. If 99212. been four months since we Garden Circles Camellia p '.4. - _____ ____ ______ ___. _______ Th brua li Th the Sanford Garden Club held its Rose Circle of Sanford Gaiodn Fe br uary meeting at the home Club was held at t he home''of of Mrs. T.A. Speer Virginia Mrs. E. F. Bickford. Opening the meeting "What Avenue. Mrs. G. Andrew Speer e Camel ___ ____ -. ... ____ .'. Know Gu • A £ VhS 7 A832 •S ! ld i e __________ r'-'w' -' -- ___ _________________________________________________________________ Ballet ,__-' * [_-: 1 lMANi! ThAT WMT MAKES So L tI4IA MAN ThINK Th1 FINE MAN UW.S THE IS 5ilt. L IN A, br Fe * L 1-L- ' • • ' — Lyrics" will be presented by Ballet Guild of Sanford' _____ ______ B08 aid Central FkridaQioraleonMarch3ina _____ ____ -. .: . ...p.f.. v. I pubilcat 5T5I11Q4, High School • segn. Annual • THE MONTH The home of Mr. and Mrs. James hi. Messer, 1606 Magnolia Ave., Sanford chosen by Mimosa Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford as "Garden of the Month" for February because of its neat appearance and colorful blooming azaleas, The Messers do all their own yard work. cWW for ___ ____ dancers to form the company. Sandra (Sandy) orwig, Zeta X i Pays daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Orwlgc4Senlsrd,Islahsrthird HWfl with lbs i1d A tribute to the hor4le and to had In the home from ptoneer woaa as homnanikers was days i.tll today. The 16-year-old Saninole by Norma to Samples of hand woven cloth ftIVSh,5. presented of for bed Tribute - 1' ___ ____ To Women Bernie Jones, Virginia Powell, Cathy McNabb and Dot Ralnes. by T. K. Ryan ______ ________ ___ ______________________ ___ 'vu CALL ( O15 EVERY &W? NEj,... r * ' mow t ThU1bcAiL,r! FOR a J J. - Mien MEN * I $ L- • _. __ • .- a" * - Whites aid,Mlas hut. • . MNDIA OIWIG . - - ____ • th e all celebrating br Fe uary blr-- on fundamental flower club building. followed with discussion on 1y st bery after fro damage. A RIVEAM r F SUNSHINE STATE - At an earlier monthly LMGB1 Ofld CLONTZ meeting held at the home of Dot Raines, Valentine Girl Terry Moore,meunbersenjoyed for Zeta XI, we0 honored with a the guitar and singing of luncheon at Orient 4. tMembers Rick Colegrove followed by Sigma gathered for a good time hostesses Terry 1. Rel. should be typed ( lower and upper case), to eat Chinese Delicasies Donna Thomason. double spaced, and written narrative style (third p). 2. Do not ableevlate. 3. A c'Wt perawi's name and phon. number is nscary. ___ ___ NOW I$ SANFORD 4.esprekssNII'nplf. releases (th. program should Lead the ft!11111121" I msst acca) mint, be akcid no later than two days after the ovoid. NEW LOCATION. • __________ ace notices should be submitted one week prior hwy. 17-fl & . Mary vd. to _____ k,etign date. i i PIP AUTO INSURANCE __ 7.Pccwerager.qstidsihosdd __________ be madeon 323.2450 week hi advance. Call SasIvd ... TODAY _____ _____ iiId, W. Md BookW, W ad Mrs. * Fiel, LO RI DA- Surgkoi Associot.., P.A. THOMAS L LAROIN, M.D. FRANKLIN D. CLONTZ, AAI are pisased to •fliiiunce the association of _____ Ale. Mr. ad Mrs. Isbut 18. _1111111 WWI Procedure The Herald welcomes organktlon and personal news. ibi fODOWIfl OdiOus are recommended to expedite _ 11119 *ANP wMr?, Publicity 1WS'79 111111 Ne. Mr. aid Mrn 1TI D hlsiu! Mr aid ____ ___ Mrs. V. P. * ad___ Mrs. Jobs QiMris, ebkes Carl I. Didrich, Foru fluid, Lii fluid, W. __ ad Mrs. liIU____ JEU ad LLJe ___ ____ ___ _______ GOPJNAIOWl&MP 1AI.I. EPII$H. ° Wards&. Irma ___ WIN - ke, Mr. and Mrs. David (Judy) Mich. Noell, formerly of Sanford, Grandparents are Robert* d announce the birth of a soit, Wyche and Mr. and Mrs. Dèi Lance Ryan, who weighed in at Faylor, all of Sanford. 7 lbs., one os., on Feb. 18, In M embe rs ga thered at the followed by a presentation of home of Lesla Wright and Valentine gifts to Mrs. Raines. Following the Valentine Ball following the program and hengin and curtains business meeting, coffee, pie Saturday night members I'eqItII ud is IstItId in a IOOMU il W Birth AnnouncemerV p (55p). were shown u well as and cake were served to the gathered at the home of Mrs. Anchor Qub and abs Is on Beta RI preserves and canned goods. above mentioned and Charlotte Raines for an early dawn yearbook dulL Is a Candy The speaker told of the An qrk'( cordial was sampled Blades, Donna Thomason, breakfast of eggs, grits, ham St riper et S&agl, P',rIal crIcal place women have by all. Kathy Bukuj, Marty Colegrove, and biscuits. gelift? Elizabeth arranging. Mrs. Woodruff is an In lieu of program, (he accredited Instructor of the monthly report on Horticultere tt _ 4 ld at field trip. Herald photo by Tom Notsol GARDEN OF he . auditorlign. Now in its 11th year, 17 company dancers this ter. The March meeting will be a bulbs and cutting back shb- -- -' , - ,. en n c School for Judges. _______ sponsors, and two per- I stration * -. 71 _____ Members sang "Happy thdays. flower show in April. A report by Ruth Simpson Following the business meeting, Mrs. Frank L. and Katie Corley was gin Woodiuff Ill gave a demon- regarding repairs at the garden -- I__II__S . . _____ ____ ____ ____ de uary at the gar mini-bazaar will be 1T. D cloud performanc, for - by Stan Lee and John Romita 'HOW CAN 'you T 5AV ThAT AFTEg WHAT HE PI TO ______ jivt...i -. e devotional was led by It was also announced that a Helen Ray and Boots Walker, _L--. __ TVM$LIWUDS Th meeting and luncheon held In Birthday" to Marie Wilhelm, _____ ____ r" ry meeting of the Is a Valentine?" was read by was co-hostess. * Thirteen members attended Mrs. Charles Wilke. reminded of the general - of Us MAlod Howso"yo 1se 245 e Fe a Circle of - the president, Mrs. E.R. Mrs. Joe Corley, presiding Horrell. The circle was officer. . • . - • • r1i' nii Rose the meeting called to order by imulating II o YouR it through some rough days. * ),1 from Ohio; Mr. Robed Doom joyed a visit from their grand- was not so easy. He had to.-, 1 N chuck a heart and South had. his 13th trick Dear of . Price Penick of 418 Maple Ave., Sanford. He Is the grandson of W. E Dodson of Lynchburg and Mrs. _______ b Boblhav two weeks after she was born. wonderful With the help friends and relatives we made . the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mary Penick of Rustburg, Va. Rev. Penick Is a 1971 graduate of Seminole High School, where he was band He was president. graduat ed from Toccoa Falls, College, Toccoa West chucked a couple of,: little clubs. Then he decided,- _________________ mAqbM1F,7-A. WITS... LUSCIOUS PRE Christian and ______________ _______________________ DEAR ABBY: Our baby died . SPIDER-MAN PRANK AND ERNEST at Alliance Ch urch, Lamberton, N. C. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the ceremony. Born at Lynchburg, Va., the future bridegroom Is had as recent guests John and Mr. and Mrs. SI~ert Crawford from Indiana; . aiiM Mrs. Lindell Hess from Cottage ___ * p.m., - Dujrnovtdi, and 3 Rick, • Welcome to some new Hobart, lad. Robert and Pauline Culver residents who Include: Mr. and Mn. Edward Warnquist from had the pleasure of a visit from New York; Mr. and Mrs. their daughter, Donna, from Walter Carlin from Orlando; Indiana. ________ "I aathy Dale Britt and David Warren Penick wil l raised occur. A Florida reader if Substantial scldsvemsda are co'pw'oea with whom you can we open this hand with four * I"UthIt today, io concentrate shugs Ideas. As North tabled the spades. Everyone is vulneron major goals. Tunporarthy CAPSIOIN dummy he remarked, able. shelvst width you dasm to 19) Anoulty may present No. We just open one "Nineteen plus a ten Itself today whereby should be enough to spade. This handis too be is. impost. ODIIN1 (May ____ IWsus IS) lay Il*foiuuhstlon ___ for afmtirs gve you a good play for strong NEWSPAPER NTEKP ISE ASSNt seven." Make effajt to broaden your accomplishment. ___ Hav, your South replied: "You puspactivis at this time The tr'o ui in, (For a copy of JACOBY MODshould learn to count. All wider your horizons, the AQUAIIU$(Jau.$Fsb. 1)) ERN. send St to: "Win at yj have is seventeen wii. f or A Bridge," care of this newsparancu are Important--Zion yØ5 caidi P.O. Box 469, Radio It, today,aopstona positive face wlth l9,North would per, Station, New York, N. V.10079. ,4J4CJ have sfrtChIfl Ud1ISI fl.JJy 5) it you hops to Inspire or LAST OF 5 BRIDGE RELEASES aW with 17 he Your talats for research, otbwa, It's Y FOR LONG LEAD SERVICE had South in trouble. DATE 0129, PASTE 0125 PRINT probing or detecting are a _____ Fortunatel for North and AND MAIL 0128. ALL OUT. South, West had been taught PUTS. ______ I, Penick Congratulations to Irving and He asked that these be e Gets Sales P*Itches 4 Mon After D1 OWL* Briff. better Improve the local and recent guests of Mr. and MM Mike Lulls, state party. a low spade. The second I -• Area Engagement Cou questions pertaining to how to from Lyohirat, Ohio, were the By Oswald Jacoby ',' 5VGS BUNNY 1. IlMay PUS Wilenkin, Chester Heber, did stumble into one. He sta rted with diamondi ______________ _____ TAURUS(ApuI NT * -- Happy Birthday to Jessie ___ Opening lead: 42 pouthie. Mould you SAG AUJS (Nov. Die. show svldsnc. of Mubbornug, 22) Today you we likely to be more nw4ally than physically *youU get their hackles up. ______ 7 .. Van Meter announced that Kim Lehmus from them would be joint committee Bud and Henrietta Baker meetings with the above named recently enjoyed the company committee each month. He of friends Dr. James Weaver passed out questionaires and family f rom Pensacola, Fl. VaIsrie and Tom Slattery pertinent containing, 14 West had to make two" disca rds. The first was easy' PUS prgp oL ____ 00 ll drive to AIIM Marei Ii-*prU is eftorttoneatlylisuplooesend. , ---.When dealing with friends .o • ___ ou' Y sign. ... Orlando. Committee chaired by Harry Terry. * Herald Photo by loan Madison * Nathan Van Meter, dWnm Ethel Wilenkin, who recently d the Campaign and Workshop celebrated their 42nd wedding übcornxn1ttee, gave a report on anniversary. Just eight more to with his the big 501 a joint meeting held ____ committee and the Platform Mr. and Mrs. Bertil Oscarson Mad Policy sub-committee, _____ to run the good clubs. N.Y.lOGlLBssmretoqsciiy SCORPIO (Od. 18-Nov.22) 327.1735 Hittawiy to P. 50 visualize a ueeze, but II SOUTH • AQe __________ ___ ;5TOP BELLYACHING rLD0KATME'..r'M \ ' 1OUT EJNG SHORr' SHORt UT tii) -i4EAT IT.' ,. ,.,, * 68543 logic may overlook. Find out there may not be anyone which signs you arecomp.tIUe around to help. • -, , .rec1nct 64, and Beth and Mike 1 flOtJWUj) and 1 e deuce'of , spa e •M Dummy's 10 held t e trick' and South was In business. All he need ed was to collect EAST four tricks in either red suit • 8754 and he was home. 10 3 This was a hlh.Ievel •J10762 game and South Id not' •KJ32 , 972 •s per person. .M the Feb. 8 meeting, Dolores and Fred Hughes. Many happy 109 A 865 • AK84 AQ8 WEST * -* Winter Springs Correspondent group. This coning year you may LEO (July 23-Aid. 22) 'mere __________________________________________ participate in a venture where are two aides to every 1twy. _________________ s inor but row" Kup, this in mind today led you NORTH 2-D-A longest and strong at 31111 j, lag role. Profit In lids kenre jump erroneous coaclut*n4 • will be more gratifying than the and offend $ companion . neceesarily. limelight. PISCES (Feb. *March IS) VIRGO(Aug. 22-Sql. *2) Be Your utidlion and hunches careful you don't Start are rmously valuable easels Omelhilag today that's little too today. They can provide you cornpllcatedto handle onyoir _ '' ., NANCY BOOTH John WIN AT BRIDGE - 'P which you've been curious. __ jIAL SERAJ1j _________ _______ -' , Howie Harrison and dcick, Feb. 3,- John Buckjune, Ellen Rowe participating, Feb. 12; Abe Lincoln, Feb. 12; Ill contact all Seminole Bernice Haber, Feb. 15; Ruth County high schools. Each Niren, Feb.Z and Peg Wright, géhool will be asked to submit Feb. 27. the name of one outstanding Happy Birthday wishes are t*ient to the committee. One UdifltwtllbechoeenfIOmthat also extended to Ethel In a nervous condition. My tranquilizer. Altamonte Springs, and Rose Harris, Longwood. Th e festivities, sponsored by the Women's Guild, will beheld from 6:30-10:30 p.m. in the Social hall on Maitland Avenue in Altamonte Springs. Costumes are optional; however, prizes will be given. The public is invited to the BYOB event. Admission is $5 *' * ly Freeman, with vice Liebman, Feb. 1; Mary Leighty, Dan Oscarson, Feb. 2; John Mur. thalrrnen especially keen today. ___________________________________________ r. YOUR HIRTIWAY • - Rod Cable. doctor tells me to tab Sinequan It sounds to me like your for my nerves. I heard it is a doctor has chosen mediciWe tranquilizer and people tell me .entirely consistent with yokir it is a habit-forming drug. current stresses and you should lam taking vitamin 8.6, rely on his advice. He is yolk ______________________________ Now 100 milligrams three times a friend and is trying to help they prepare for Friday night's Mardi Gras Dinner Dance at St. Mary Magdalen Church are Anita Gilmore (from left), Altamonte Springs; Jo Fixx. Lima, Ohio; Mary Cira, "I - A committee, chaired by •. DEAR DR. LAMB - My is why you need to avoid dr1I husband, $3years old, has a bad a car or being In demanding case of emphysema and lung situations. This does not me cancer. I worry so much that I Sinequan Is a sedative L. — — — — HOROSCOPE 'EEK & MEEK Executive to rated fats commonly found In some drowsiness, This s vegetable oils, temporary, If it occurs, but 62 .1411 - ' ,• A4. c Executive Coin. neys. GRAS TONIGHT Clowning around as • lature Seminole County e end 50 cents with a long, that they am misinform stamped, self-addressed en- Sinequan Is not a tranquiut3 velopeforittomeincareof this and It Is not habit f newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, There are no reports Radio City Station, New York, physical dependence or wiödrawal symptoms associated NY 119. Fish fat Is also about the only with Sinequan. It is used Mi dietary source of really highly people who are anxious bi unsaturated fat. The highly depressed and you have go unsaturaW fat may have some reason for both. beneficial effects that are not When a person first 5tj 36 3435 egis Some lucky boy or girl from a school in Seminole County be treated to a one week to Tallahassee to view the fe legislature in session. The ject Li being sponsored by your POW. 37 * take qie you elected not doctt give youtableaandinforinatlon medicine sh th prescribed. ellfish for bo and on fish cholesterol and fat content. Your friends are trying to Others who want this Issue can help you but I'm sorry to to L 'To * -- 17 0 • " 13 MARDI os - out FOR CLOWNING AROUND Seeking Student To Send work of Mary H. Thompson, cam of my ailing husband W I published In the U.S. Fish and just cannot do it the way 1m nation (comp. rum fi -Dem ____ ganization 27 Avow 4 Noun suffix n And Around Winter Springs - (abbr.) 29 Prophecy 5 Connecticut 28 Wood 45 Not hard clearing 33 Keenly university desirous 6 Pointed arch 30 Ancient Greek 49 Feed the kitty 34 Stem 7 Speed 51 Vain 36 Author 8 Small cask 53 Throw off Fleming 9 Male parent 31 Praise 54 Snakes 37 Recent (prefix) 10 Squeezes 32 Companion of 56 Mental 38 Emit coherent 11 Marries component odds light 17 Lioness in (p1.) 39 Button "Born Free" 35 When 38 Law degree 57 Animal park 40 Golfer Palmer 19 Mans 56 Canine cry 42 British insurer nickname (abbr.) GETTING OF THERE _ __________ HOME... age Lamb j shellfish? I've heard they are %'3' high In cholesterol. At one DEAR READER tiIfli ihelifish as a group were day. Is It all right to take tint thougM to be fairly high in much vitamin B? Please, cholesterol. In recent times, the Lamb, help me. I have to take moun- BEETLE BAILEY Dr. dangerous for me to eat ___ in___ __ Friday, Feb. 23, 1979-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Eisenhower (sbbr.) 1s1ex IiMlIIsl l5Countryby. 60 Toy baby IHIAInIDI 1IO,I way 01 Slanted I1R1A1U one 11K10 16 Tamed 62 Indeed H N $ _____ n 's'I 1$ College 63 Single 39 Canal system degree (abbr.) 64 Cats and dogs 22 Comedian 19 Accelerate a northern Caesar motor DOWN Michigan 24 Swiss 20 Minus tainers song 41 Rowing tools 21 Some (prefix) 1 Southern this 43 Lending boat 25 Before 23 Organs of "you" 45 Reside Actor sig t 2 Precious jewet 26 Andrews 47 Charitable or 26 Determining 3 Version !• OURSELVES IHI __ beverage 58 Sweet 13 Malarial fever potatoes 14 General 59 Time :. • _______ 50 Cleverness family I $ I. Measure o time royal , Answer to Previous Puzzle Lerge(comp. NEW . 46 Mayday signil H ____ KIDDING' . 44 Retired ACROSS ____ HERB,! JUST . I ___ FRAPIK A. THOMAS, MD. for the practiceof O.n.raland Vascular Surgery RAND OPENINGII1 • I at LAKEVIEW PROFESSIONAL CENTER 41 S. First $5., Sanford, Florida Phone: m.issi DELTONAMEDICALARTSCENTEN 110440,09114m, Fiorida PhM: $74-1464 I �Friday, Feb. 23, 1979 -114 Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Le9aI. Notice Librarian II $226. Graduate from an accredited College or University w.Mistef5 Degree In Library Science & 3 yrs', professional Librarian Apply Seminole County CouC. tttouse. Sanford by Fib. 24. Equal Opportunity Empfoyeei M.F. CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Civil Action Ni. 7$22$4.CA43.D NANCY YONGE and LAURIE YONGE, Plaintiffs Seminole Orlando-Winter Park 831-9993 322.2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT 43c a line 3coin.cutive?im •. 3$c a line lcomiciitivItiffleS .....3k a line HOURS MIKEL. S. HARPER, £1'' ,j ; 41Houses uUd to suit - our lot or yours FHA.VA. FHA 233 5. 245. Bi' OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, armbst new, orange trees, CH&A. 7',, pcI. assumable mort. Call 333. _______________________________ M. Unsworth Realty _____ - FEBRUARY 23 Tgle-wosdAA, clo.ed,8p.m.,St. Rlthard'slrth. pj 1ora Leagued AA, closed, 8p.m. Qiurth, SR 434. Your Afl Club f.rlktgles, 9p.m., Ociando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SAIIJRDAY, FEBJIUAY 34 Red Cross Bask Sailing C.e, Rosemout Club Orlando p5g SathrdAA W.see'sGroup, 2 p.m., ixi W. Caudbei'ry AA, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Qurcb. ______ SetheeVeteus.fAaerlcablwdX-4,lOa.m.,CPO aub, Orlando Naval Training Ceuter. Reli. sinalas over . 7: D.m.. FrieldehiD FRIDA , ___________________ 107W. Commercial VA.FHA.235.Conv. Aomes REALTOR ML! 373.404loreves 3230517 HAL COLBERT Low Down Payment IEALTY INC. Cash for your loll Will build on MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR your lot or our lot. Y Enterprises, Inc. 3 B, 1" bath Valencia Ct. area. Medel Inc.. Realtor ___________________________ Completely fenced corner lot. 614.3013 ________________________________ $25,750. Sanford Air Hallye a-oponiored by Aviation committee 99's, Sanford-Central Florida Airport. RegistratIon 8:30. 9:45 am. BrIefing, 10 am. - SpsgbetU.qpet,57p.m.,CongregatlonalQnrch,24th and Park Ave.. Sanford. Hall-day workibopto Instruct 4th thremh 8th graders In use of Calculator as math aid, Education Cotnplei, University of Central Florida. Contact Division of Continuing Education, 2752123. The path of total eclipse will terest in One Cessna 310 AIrcraft Public Records of Seminole County, be a band 170 to 195 mIles wide bearing serial number 310-0010 and Florida. Fosth Aasasl Kite Fesdyal, 10a.m. to 4 p.m., Loch Haven Park, Orlando. Free to participants of all ages. man. 327.1910, _____________________ WITNESS my hand and official them Oregon, Washington, pursuant to Section 703,11, Florida Statutes. You have 30 days from seal of said Court this 31st day Idaho, Montana, a corner of Febru•ry 4th, 1979, to contact the February, 1979. Saskatchewan, - Manitoba, HsnwabA Harold F. Jolinan, Coun. (SEAL) ty Judge, Seminole County Court. Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. Ckdaiio and Grianland. house, Sanford, Florida 32771,11 you Pod 183, 1375 N, Harbor City BJ'vard, Melboirne Sponsored by Polish National Alliene Lodg o3. SUNDAY, Jewb C.mmualty Ceites' Spring Cleanup Flea Market Three-mile run to benefit Epilepsy Asen., by .zayreDepartznentstores,formen,womenandchilthen,9 Call 323.5344 Christian Lady will baby sit in my hon',e for working mothers. Near school. Call 333.4419. Idy a.m., Valencla Community College, Orlando. BaHrsomdRec,$p.m.,Tompje$halom 'Providss. and F2kcsm, Deltona. 5funtc by KopeL visible In most of the United (SEAL) P Dane., 14 p.m., Karomel Roller Rink, High,W1Y 50, iville. Entertainment by Dave WroblIcy's Arthur H. Beckwlth, as Clerk of the Court By: Jean E. Wulk, atss and Canada. At Francisco the eclipse will be N __ ___ ___ ______ .Clvlc Center, $ am., pick up, Seminole Plasa, 8:10 a.m. ___________________ WAREHOUSE SALE Pursuant to Chapter 677.7.210 of the Uniform Commercial Code, Part II, we herewith advertise for sale Stylist needed. Good with updated styles I desIgns, 332.5711 _____ ______ QuIet & close to river. 3 BR, 2'z b, :-. .•:. :u;:, ': NEEDS LARGE FAMILY For Iakeaccess4BR,7b, FP,over ' acre, Lk. Mary. I yr. home :.:,,< -- : ______ 4 _____ • . __ - ' a hr lbs c± domd *WLOCA!IONNwY.....Mvv Blvd. Inagak' -_- ' _____ I -. 4 ' ___ - __ '*FISH - . ._, ,. .";.-,. .• - ., - --. . . ..S -, - .... .. - ' - k__s. - -- WITNI$$ my hand and seal of this Ciurt, on the ISIh. day it February, iwe. (BEAU N. iatbw*. Jr. Clerk ii the ClrcuN Crt ly: Petty N. Ceppi Clerk PublIsh Feb33, I It 1979 DIG-" ___ ' Mar.2.9, ........ i. __ __ _.-. - -. • JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 -. JACK FROST- CehI. Heat A Air Cond. Service. Free Est, on Inst. Corrm & Ris. 3fl.020S BeautyCare CeranEllle __________________________ MEINTZER TILE New or,repair, leaky showers our specialty. 35 yrs. Exp..671.7417 essn- _________________________ .. -.-_ . . -. aI _1... - 4.kJ.,.__..,.___. a iosrng ANIMAL HAVEN 'Dog A Cat boarding, bathing. clippIng flea control. Pit upplies, dog houses.lf,jte,, - knnels. 3n.S7. j., Nsms I IRr.v.Imm - CUSTOM HOMES BUILT : REMOQELING I REPAIR • S.G. BALI NT & ASSOC. m.sus . lncon Tax Free pick up I delivery for all tax returns prepared In Feb. ConlI dential, personalized. From $3. Ph. 162 4412. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ____________________________ LaiServica General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil A fill dirt, lawn maint. a. tree trimming, 323-294S. _______________________ - ___ wses NoJobtoolargeorsmall. Complete lawn service Frseestlmate. 323.4111 - ___ DANNYS PAINTING . lnterlor.E*terior House Painting Licansed.IIssur,dicndad FREE Estimates. (303) 332-9160 %LL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Sirvice Chg. Cdi. Accepted 337-1111 - - 'INSULATIOP.-' Salting, blowing, u RACO Foam, fibirigas A CatlU TREE REMOVAL, Trimming s prices, Cell 331 stump removal, licensed Iin. or 116.7344715 c*i. sured FREE cit su ii." ___________________ _____ '$TIMPfl ASINC - ......-.-.- - PRIME LAND. 20 zoned for travel trailer park. Near in. tersectlon 51.16 and 1.4. 53,000 per acre. DE'LTONA.OSTEEN Area. 3½ acres 190 Hamlin Orange trees plushomesite. $21,500. OwnerAssoc. 531.0194. N$ED mercial property? 130 ft. frontage on Si, room to ix $17d391' ' 62 acres E. of Sanford. $2200 per acre. Terms. William Milk. zowski, Realtor. 3227953. Threi lots wIth Twsnty three (23) orange trees. 322-5*4*, Lake Mary, Florida NOlold Nd Isalfy lnc.REALTOR,MLS 323-5774 Day or. Night NATURE LOVIRS-.. H lOLA- WAY LAKE FRONT-POOL Secluded , let NI on lace. IbIS pail. 3 Ii's, 3 II, liVlnal Li & DR. slUM marcile ist. + I BR summer cattage. ier will finance. - Ailor part Fairway Prop. 323-6040. LAKE MARY. Nice treed, lake. view 100*130. $10,000. Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Too! Private Party wants to buy a house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 373-5405 alt 7 p.m. 47.A-rtgages Bought &Sokl Au(t,Ofl Saturdays 7 p M Sanford Ave at Hwy 171 Consignments welcome Kellcigqs Auction Sales 373 7CO LOVE FOR SALE Parakeets Raise these curious Comics in your garage will buy back all offspring S guarantee double your in Yard Sale- Womens & children's clothing, misc. Corner 13th & vestment back in IS mos. Requires I minute per clay. I'll FRI. 7:30 P.M. set you up' Enjoyable hobby that pays! Money back it you change your mind 1100 Value $19 PAYS ALL Birds, Cage, Dresser, mattress & sprirqs attache' cases. shelving, chits' rugs All kinds of potter, dinnerware lems Nesting Box, Literature. 323)646 Elm. Sat. & Sun. 9 to S. AUCTION * * SALE * '* Yard Sale. Fri I Sat 9 till? 122 DOOR PRIZES COME EARLY- STAY LATE Siberian Husky, 1 yr. Blue eyes, Blk& Wh. Avocado. Some furniture jewelry, Misc. Items. Deli's Auction Center *175 867 2956 Hwy .16 West. Sanford 32] 5620 Siberian Husky puppies, AKC. S wks., Blue eyes. BI 8. Wh or Silver Grey 1st puppy shots, not kenneled - personal ca. e. 5200 $250, Visa or MC accepted. 322 6863 or 3720701 7S-4---Van - WILL BUY EXISTING lit & 2nd MORTGAGES. P. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. I D Wymore Rd., Aitamonte. S62-71S3 5O-Mscellaneous for Sale S pc BR suite new, $239; S pc. LR new 5)99; Loveseat 144.93 8. up; 7 pc. dinettes $49.95 & up; Ref. $50 I. up; El. stove $608. Up; full size draperies $108. up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford, 322.1721. ALASKA CALLS: Travel to Alaska I see the Great NW. in July with Rev. & Mrs. Leo King Host. Call 322.4903 brochure. as for Solid Maple Dinette Table Round wi leaf & I Captains Chairs. 327191$ 55-Boats & Accessories For Sale Sanford Boat Works: 78 ft Chriscrabt. Head, lley, $100 Azalea Park Farms ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17 92 Sanford, Fia. 32771 73 Volkswagen 7 pass Van Good Cond ,SlSOOor Bestoller 3727423 Deltona local (305) 574 7598 365 3218. House boat 26 ft. Yukon Delta 70 hp Johnson Elec. till Custom trailer. Monroe Harbor Dock B. '76 Chevy, 6cyl auto van Customized inSide Soul 830 5231 Golden Retriever male, 6 mo House broken, training started dinette. Twin 6 cyl. Hercules Engines, EIec trim tabs $3495 95*123' CORNER LOT NEAR LAKE MONROE. CLEARED FOR BUILDING. $7,500. 7S'x130 HOMESITE ON. OSCEOLA NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. $4,500. Shepherd Pups. Reasonable CallaltS - 7wk5OId 323 9136 1915 Dodge Van, 6 cyl Straight Shift, $2195 Phone 322 5116 AKC Champion Ped Chocolate Toy Poodle, male 2 1 , yrs Obedience trained, house broken, neutered. $10 Azalea Park Farms. Deltona local S1f 2890 Make room in your attic, garage Sell dIe items with a Classiteeo Ad Call a friendly .icl taker at 20 ACRES WOODED ROLLING LAND NEAR HWY 44. $3,500 PER ACRE. TERMS. S Pc. Lumberjack style Furniture, $300. Call alter 6.3339)21 S ACRES LAKE FRONT IM. PROVED PASTURE. $4,000 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS. Clothing, camera, chairs. TV, radio, pictures, toaster, broiler, table, lamps. 322-3133. EUSTIS AREA 51-Household Goods ON SALE- NEW twin sIze box springs A mattress $33.95 ea. PC.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322-1721. 171 ACRES WITH 100 YEAR OLD OAKS, PINE & FARM ACRES. $515 PER ACRE. RAINBOW SPRINGS AREA Did Tabby have a tilter of kittens? Sell them with a fast action Classified Ad Call 372 7611 or 811 9993 7202 French Ave. 77-Junk Cars Removed lILlY JUNK CAPS CITY AREA ROLLING HILLS A PINE COUN. TRY, GREAT FISHING A HUNTING. 30 ACRES AT $1,200 PER ACRE. GREAT TERMS, Good Used TelevisIons. $25 an Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 322-0312 UITU AVCTN "LOGS LAND GO HAND IN HAND" Sunday, Feb. 21 1:35P.M. Garden Clubol Si-. Hwy. 17.92 $aalend, Pta, Ms sale will illit a geed it eeL walset & ahegasy termite,.. LIla ghlljMel w* be glass. cal. ciables. aernorabilla & bite. -Was. Several setstamdlng isis will be featured. IRM: Cash or apprsved INk. Doers egsa. it 13:55 sea. Ample parkiag sad Cliii. Manepul Iv: SEIGLER REALTY BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 2439$. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321O1O iando 3V.1577 DiLand My N. W.Ih IAusi, - REAl. ESTATE REALTOR, mIIS 3S0.33335. Saatsid - -- 78-4Vbtorcycles Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 )B66or 323-7710 Obedience basic & advanced-family protection, auto protection & more. LOW, LOW FAMILY RATES. Fully guaranteed or Money Back Deltona local (305)571 2898 . _ .. . .. - . .. . . - '61 Ford '. ton39O*sp lnsp. dependable, $650 Osteen. 373 9690 62-Lawn-Garden Sm. Horse, Saddle, Sr Iddle, blanket 8. Halter Reasonable. 322 2185 - AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3279111 Evei after dl wediends 80-Autos for Sale 66-Horses 68-Wanted to 1916 AMC Matador 4 DR. Air Cond, New Tires $2395 Phone 327 $146 Buy class rings, also buying any marked gold or Sterling--any condItion. 323 1611 ', Have some caniping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 322 2611 or 8)1-9993 üfld a triendly ad visor will help you. YOU NAME IT-I BUY IT FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7510 Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Aye. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. 64-Equipment for AYTONA AUTOAUCT iQ' Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speetl,v,,y Daytona Beach. will hold , public AUTO AUCTION CVCr% Tuesday & Saturday at 1 30 Il the only one in Ftorida. You '.t't the reserved price Call 901 215 B3)Ior (urther details, Paying 1)5 mens, 1750 womens SANFORD AUCTION 1215S French 3237310 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS -'69 to 15 models, Call 3399100 or 831 4605 (Dealer) 'Cash 322.4132 Vacation time is tier.' get whit you need for a happy time with Classified Ad 1970 AMC Hornet, i Dr Standard. $175 CatI 327 1413 WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322 $721. Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3225151 ANNOUNCEMENT MARION D. CONWAY 65-Pets-Supplies Formerly of Bob Dance Dodge Is Now Associated With ***** ** MARC SLADE AKC Golden Retriever puppies. Top Blood lines, northern bred, Guaranteed against HIp displaysia. Parents OFA certified. Show quality. *125. 1 male P. I female. Ph. Azalea Park Farms Dellona local (305) 374219$ CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH INC 26l3OrlandoDr., Sanford 333.1230 Phone 645.2000 Marion Is Looking Forward To Seeing You In The Near Future. PUBLIC AUCTION CLOSING WAREHOUSE FURNITURE SAT. FEB. 24 10 AM - INSPECTION 9 A.M. Sanford, Florida-W. 1st St. Across Street from First Federal Savings & Loan of Seminole2 Blocks East of 17-92-Follow Auction Signs. Over 400 Pieces Of Wall Units - Desks Units, Bookcases, Chests, Dressers, Beds Stack Units, Storage Shelves and Much More. I- .-• I This Furniture Is From A Closed Factory In SC. - ALL IS DAMAGED OR NOT COMPLETELY FINISHED, WILL BE SOLD PIECE BY PIECE. Bring Truck, Trailer and Haul Away. u SALEUNDERMANAGEMENT AAA AUCTION & LIQUIDATORS iNN. 17.79 . LONGW000,PLA 3S533,.me' ' t -1 - 79-Trucks-Trailers - Your home or ours. - '53-TV.Radlo.Stsr.o Television-35" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular sico, Balance $173 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 131.1714 day or night, - Top Dollar Paid for junk S used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 322 5990 AZALEA PARK FARMS PET TRAINIP4GCENrEp All types of Pet Training If you are havIng dilliculty finding place, to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. IENMORE WASHER- Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323.0497 45 ACRES FORMER ORANGE GROVE. ACCESS TO PRIVATE AIR STRIP A 350 ACRES OF LAKES. S2.00 PER ACRE. TERMS. 21 LJ3U).- From $10 to 130 Call 322 1674; 372 4460 3222235 52-Appliances S ACRES HIGHWAY FRONTAGE $2,750 PER ACRE. TERMS. -- Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn plete Thomas organs, plano. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. Aquariums, 55 gal, tank, hood & stand, sioo. 40 gal. 140; 30 gal., $30. Complete marine set-up, 5200. 323.0351 Rob. GENEVA AREA RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg 10 Scolt Reagan 322 8171 $30 323-2a71 2 desks, I kneehole desk & I small writing desk, 1 dining room table & 6 chairs, mag. Used But Nice FurnIture, 339.7373 HIGHWAY FRONTAGE ON 17-92 NEAR LAKE MARY. 400' AT $730 PER FRONT FOOT. Equipment 59-Musical Merchandise We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new br $430 was Christmas lay-away, there was only $116 baldue, purchasers left area and we are unableto locate, You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment, Call 131-1711 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. SANFORD AREA Si-Sports Insulated camper shell (or Short box pick-up man. Only $399. Badcock Fur. niture. 322-1340. GREENE INC. REALTORS 530.4533 or 339.011 eves. ii SKUNK Carport Sale Ravenna Park 310 Satsuma Dr. Misc. Items. Sat 9.5 Carport Sale - Misc, items. Fri. & Sat. 9 till? 104 Exeter Aye., Country Club Hgts. off 1SC, 322- 72-Auctn . Male, S mos, oe scented, tame, pe.".red 8. ShnPS Litr I. leash trained Cage inc.. $70. 323 0522. 54-Garage Sales -- 8471 seat, club chair, reclInes' 1. ott. .Me,, __________ 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, S track tape player. Sold new ióø. a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 531.1714 for tree home demonstration. And T hat 'S A Fact S pc. Living Pm suite; sofa, love FORREST - PANAMA 65-Pets-Supplies - TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR Work Clothes, Hats. Caps ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322.5791 ft. on Lake Monree. Ten acres total. $13O.00Q. CROCKETT LOG HOME SIX acres like fret zoned for Multiple Residence. $120,*. 10*60 Comm. Bldg. Sanford. 4 PC. Bedroom suite, brand new. Only 1275. Also HOTPOINT ref. Reg, $449.95 now only $349.95. Badcock Furniture, 322-5240. T1fl24x61 metal dask.4 drawer tile cabinet,6pc. patio (urn. All near new. 322-795g. acres CaliBart ALTOS 31Im MULTIPLE LIlTING Slay9 Eves - WOW WASH ON WHEELS Hou11s, Mibile Homes. Trucks Comm Bldg. 4? 1-1911 - ACRV.I mmr ts & si Worchangs. '4* Teran. 100 YEARS OLD, 2½ story frame, iwes to be restored. 2 BR, 1 B, CB home also on property. ApprOx. 1.3 acres. *63.000. ________________ - • OUTSTANDING. 3 BR, 1½ B. Large corner lot. LOtSOI storage space. C.HIA. $29,900. INCOME. Going Business with rental property. Everything for $55,000. Painting ________ PAINTING, CAR PENTR ICABINETS 323*119 PHA 'ls ZONED GC-2. 2 BR, lB. Frontage on busy French Ave. Ideal office or small business location. S25.0' OFFICE SPACE-Sanford 200 sq. ft. to 2100 sq. ft. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311.315 E. First St. 322.5622 OCALA AREA - eISU,ICleSIIIng has ImliVSlnSat$ C5A1 POND. 3 IL 2 NIh home CLEAN AS A WHISTLE. 2 BR, 1 b, new paint, new roof. Large family room. Owner will assist in financing. $25,000, CHARMING old two story 3 BR, 1½ B home on picturesque lOt. Many unique features make this an outstanding home. $49,930. ,., PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT ,M14I39 99..9A9fl ANYTIME Multiple LIsting Srvlce 2565 REALTORS PARK Pjflth$yfc abmedelinq, retired builder doing all kinds of remodelIng, rm. "'' addltlens, patios. fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free est. 323 $311. 0515in. IAI5 Niepia - ' Retlrs4 Maint. man. RemodelIng, room additions, roof repairs, petthing.,Pf's, 3235343, 3314715 ' u , ____ .- 1 Man,ua1Ity operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 327.1321 Yar$Dóbris,Tra$h, Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 34S3i 1 terms. _________ ..-..-.,. ,omi ' IJgN mutIng Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 323 -. Home$rswoven*nts Prepared in the convenience ot your home. 24 yrs. exp. $101 up. __________________________ 322-3717 for appt. - TOWERS BEAUTY SALO4 formerly Harriest's Beauty Nook S19 E. 1st St.. 322S742 -. Sanford's Sales Leader ____ __________ srmigs - _ ___________ I CentriI Heat & Air eond. Fr(e Est. CailCarl HarrIs at SEARS, Sanford. 3221771 - SMODIRN 3 5*3 bells hems Sh I Ct99 in LW $1 atom your Iserus. Has behind (Peel). unr vs.. _____ call 1111433.5491 anytIme tsr rwSl _________________ • $ALISRICIPTIONI$T Manigsmant ilsn wish tot a We mesS agpreustue ga .ghsns _______________________ veic gsid pir,$lty Salary + m.jijg. cs - - . " ... ACond.&HNtIng CAMP wish rsI.wrans or Rivip'. Terms. . ' 1 - HD!AL With 1TIMIR" "&KamYeurTI*Pew' ____ ___ kit., patio, C.H&A I. Extras JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER? WE LIST 1. SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE? : a. .. C STOP SUPPORTING Land. lirds. Build y•ur DUPLEx ''1OSd611t1*J cNyWwifoutibeigi pvd 'ea Convenient 'S *eØlnO ONL.Y 7IN, AM you riled IS a Pb's. WIN lsibSr. *1* IS Clint. mortgage, p ('Iii Fgidy to build, csNer h 1 E1TM1dT, OWNER WIN FINANrF. T WO PLUS T WO IS F OUR And That's A Facit Classified Ads Gets Resuits And That's A Fact Tool SANFORD Building site cleared, 55*123, wooded area. $3000 each. acre? Free form pool, prIvacy fence, workshop, pantry, eq. r" - 25 ...Cd m.2454 *36,5001 FANTASTIC 4 BR, 2 bath home in Idyllwlide of Loch Arbor on ½ - KIf( TN* TO*AdI" HA$IT loll thOSe ulilili, no linger nu414 195015 wills a Herald At Call 331-3111 or ' . BPP WARRANTED. Only 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access from $1,400 per acre. $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary P. Trlbble, Realtor, 305-6615696 5. 8)08026. Eve & wkends 904.734 5964 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES - . ______ $A,OID SUPER 3 BR, 1½ bath home in Woodmere Park w.C.H, w-w carpet, dining area, FIa. Pm., Galore? BPP WARRANTED. meals - , eat-in kit., Fla. Pm., on 1g. lot w. shade trees? A buy for $24,500? Wow, lust 533,5001 ________________ - - that as lbs eclipse $ifalfty the cIs Idear ,l of *7, the 'l UIU ad the Ma's, Ta In Palm Terr. completely renovated I C.H&A ww carpet, ______________________________ 322.311S 31)4 PAR K REALTOR AFTER HOURS __________________ she. DOLl. HOUSE 3 BR, 1 bath home I - _______ JAN11 PAULINE MALI, O,cseied ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL. REPRESENTATIVE: .ie c. IngluwS 1113 LW OrIii,d PIsrido lUll TflghIns: 3111515 PublIsh: P$niavy 1*, 23, 1919 DIGIS . add. I acre availablel Pool planned I Many Extrasl Just $72,500? 53-TV-Radio. Stereo - an oak shaded loll New roof? WANT TOiILL7 We have buyers. Homes, Lots & Acreage needed. Call for Free - the Clerk ii the Ce c.nty, pri, cerdaace with the pvsvloismis it the Fictitleus Norns Statutes, TOWN: 1SC$ISN 511.59 Florida Ilaluigs lip Warm I., Prank R. Mssrg Pubflik P1MVV , 1g. 33. kit, all on a 1' acre loll Also lg.LR,.at.lnkit.,worktp,scr. porch. In immaculate cond. on The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 24351 S French (17 92) Sanford - _____ GRAND OPGff COUNTRY LIVIN 1 BR, 2 bath homelnLakeMaryw.C.H&A,w. w carpet. Great Rm., Dr., eat.in REALTY WORLDS 4)-4Iou _______________________________ ____ - 43-Lots-Acreage LOVELY 4 SR. Wi bath home w. for confidential interview. ___________________ ' Dimes WE SELL HOMESI WHYDON'TWE GET TOGETHER paint. FR, cony, area. $31,900. _________ Apt. Bldg., finest FoUl' specious 2 SR imlts, all rented. High yield. d Investment at u&000. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. Realtor MLS. 323-3774 ____________________________ 32½ Townhouse $12,005 & assume S PC?. mwtgge. Pool, Club. house, TeIwlis. 333-2317. ____________________ ____ I,. GOOD STARTER 3 BR, 1 b, C. ________ Splendid - ____ I'..' at $26,750. ________ 40A-Apartnwnts& DUpISXIIfOrSIIS _____ :.: MODERN HOME 3 BR, 1', b, HIA split plan, garage, fenced, kit equip. Washer & dryer stay warranty. $79,000. - ____ ____ or storage. Zoned comm'I. deied. $65,500. above court :" shaded cor. lot. 3 units + office FP, wIg. FR. Recently remo- 12*60 2 Bedroom Mobile home, furn., good cond., close to shopping Dreamwold Mobile Park. 322-2969. SKYLINE 11w-fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3OrlandoOr. 323.3300 VAI FHA Financing SELLERS A BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL INCOME PROPERTY 2 story older home, atumn siding, tree SAME NEIGHBORHOOD __________________ _____ _____ 3390509 339-0505 REALTY extras. rm. Assume mort. $36,000. Warehouse for lease, 1L000 sq. ft. Call 333.5313 or contact Jungle Laboratories Corp. P.O. lost 201$, Sanford, FIa. 32771. - _____ bik home wIg. Fl. rm. or guest V-usinsss Propirly - REALTOR' -. ________________________ we _____ ______ tot, 5th & Pine St. $2250 2 lots Roosevelt Ave., paved street. water on property, septic tank. s000 - rm., 3 BR potential. Strategic EVE.323-O4sS Sanford locatIon, 1 yr. home DAY322.7174 ASSOC. warranty. It won't last. $73,950._______________________ !ROKER FIREPLACE & WET BAR, L. TWOFORMAYFAIRAREA FR for luxurious living. Im. Quiet neighborhood, well est. 2 BR, macuiate 3 BR, 2 b home, many POSITION, APLICANTS MUST ________________________ _____ r Property LoSing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 322-02)6. Seigler Realty, Broker 3210610, 321. 1577, 665-5335 ________________________ ____ _____ _______ iii 47-Real Estate Wanted E. Altamonte Dr. Prepare for your Real Estate exam. Class€s starting Feb. 27th. Enroll early as ciassslze is 42 IeHonws limited. Tony Coppola School of Real Estate. 645-34,0. ___________________________ I ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, 1'.', BATH. MOBILE HOME. TALL OAK & PINE. REDUCED TO $15,900 WITH $3,500 DOWN. 32-Houses Unfurnished _________ - i r . Sa % __ 701 Bldg. __ __________ ______ _____ 9 ____________ ________________________ BE RESIDENTS OF SEMI. NOLE COUNTY AND MEFT OTHER ELIGIBILiTY CII. TERIA, WHICH INCLUDE: UNEMPLOYED 1$ OF THE WEEKS PRIOR TO APPLICA. ZION AND BE ECONOMICAL. LV DISADVANTAGED. •• LONG WOO D•• 3 BR, fenced yard, trees, stereo speakers, beautlfui cond. range, ref. NEW carpet. $35,000. Will sell FHA-VA. HFERN PARK-LAKEFRONT.. 3 BR, 3 bath, screened porch, seawail 5. dock. NEW carpet & paint. 110's. IC AL TAMONT E S• Near Mall, hospital, churches. Lovely 3 BR, fenced yard, Fam. Rm. screened porch. *31,900. INC. STE N STRO IV1 EIGHT TIMES We've shOwn this one, $ times in 3 . 3BR, 1~ b,pooI.$323mc. Sl30dep. Avail March 1 u 46-Commercial 41-Houses - CALL US RE-FHA-VA LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOANS ,,,/ BUILDiNG LOTS 1. lot, Holly Ave. 8. Cedar. Water & 3 BR, 2 B,? inc. porches. Nearshopping&schools$1$,5o By owner. 322 0640 Adults, $175 mc. + utilities. lit, last A deposit. After 4:30. 4497. ' _______ Peg. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Avi. 321 0759 372 0617 _J2213*7. 3227177 3 BR. 1 bath home Fam. Rm. PH. 317 4S1 _______________ . _________ 323 7P32 ,, / $28,000. 1 BR Apt., completely private. Newly carpeted A painted, ING ACT, THE FOLLOWING POSITION IS AVAILABLE WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. - i Fenced backyard, carpet, Ave. Thi sale to take ' 26.21.2S.Marthl.2.Ls.a7.I.e.11. JANIE PAULINE HALL £.Vq I A " JUVW 1929, LcsslngTransler&$torageCo.,Inc. Jim. I, 191$- sald birds and DEO-21 Sautord Homemakers, 1:30 p.n. Florida Power & it 10:00a.m., Saturday, March )d, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION domedlcfowlrstirnsdtotbolr Ugtd, 301 N. Myrtle. T* - Make TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 1q79, INVITATION TO BID Publish Feb. 16, 23, 1979 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST irri may be bard to THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL DEG47 confirm this time around The CIty of Longwoad, Florida ii PERSONS INTERESTED WEIDAY, FEBRUARY 17 bscaaae poidtry farmers say accaptingbidsontheboreand jack OTHER IN THE ESTATE: ____________________ lrkgg faahl 5ing iow, 12:10 p.m., ACCOUNTINOCLENKII ofa20inthstselcasingtohouiea 12 m ciddises ,, ra YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Must have knowledge of: inch water main under SR 434 at that theadminlstrallon of the estate 14*hSran Quireb of P ,vldsnce Boulsvard and Dunlop indoors under artificial lookeeping and accounting Range Line Road. lid specifications Pauline Hill, deceased, File Deltona. Sponsored by Women's Gidid. For princIples and practIces: and hay, never usen the aim. we avaIlable upon request from of Number 7L451.CP, Is pendIng In the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE reservations call 701.31t7. standard office practices, Flos-IfanyermInloeni LanI*OOd CIty Clerk, LOnIWOOd CIrcuIt Cowl for $imlnole County, IISHTIINTH JUDICIAL Cli. methods and procedures. City Hall, S a.m. to S p.m., 171 W. Florida, Probate Division, the ad- CUlT, IN AND FOS SIMINOLS Care aid Fe.meg if the Bedy diactisid by t'ie U" In the chill nesthirn path of UI, Operation of standard office Warren Ave., Longwood, Florida. dress of which Ii SemInole County COUNTY, FLORIDA. pests, 7:30 p.m., UC? Science AU4ftOrIUI33. Cell 375412$. eclipse - will fold ii*l1 the machines, including posting Sealed bids must be returned 10 the Crthsvs., Sanford, Fluid. 32771. CAll NO.z 1$1427CA49.A machines. Oval ificatlons: City Clerk by S p.m., March 12,2979. The pers 1'duu1 WWNIN)AY, FZBWJARY 1$ representativ, of the DAWSON S. THOMPSON and Graduation from high school, It is the Intent to enter Into contract estate is Leighton T. Hall whose BRUCE L. THOMPSON, Wehiwa Cheptir DAR, 1:10 p.m., Untied MethodiSt Including or supplemented by with a qualified firm submitting the aea'ess is Post Offic, lost 311$ PlaIntiffs, cOursos in bookkeeping or ac lowest and best bId itt the Interest of Forest City, Fl.. 33711. The name DsBay. Speaker, Qadss MacNeil assisted by seed tk.. large jets and a vs. counting end ttwee years of the City. The City reserves the rigid and address of the personal LOWELL M. OAR RET$ON and and Mrs. Parker Biter on "American HIeIIP." ' responsible account.keeping to t any or all bids. pisese" wiu c'ry other reprewntativvs attorney sit MARY ELLEN GARRETSON, his experience, one yesr of deubleThUUDAY MARCh 1 sdsatlAc observers alceg the Publish Feb. 23 31 1979 ** bOI. ' WTV procedures; or equivalent DIG-ill by South s-'"4. Middi. School Hosricans All persons Ptaving claims or ps4c totality Dosme of Defendants, ______of _____ of training A experience. This is demsads against the estate we Red Band 7:15 p.m., at the school. Free to public. AMENDED imaI1, plane. also hay, been advanced clerIcal and FICTITIOU$NAMI requIred, WITHIN THREE NOTICE OP ACTION specialized accounting Notice is hereby given that I am by thee, who w a MONTHS PROM THE DATE o $NT$ RIDOOI YARD IALE, lam. to $ p.m. -------------n riai FUILIAiIUFi U TO:LOWELLM,OARR(TSONand APPLY 'Megpella Mint-Mall, Downtown Md_. IN PERSON TO: Lonwood Fl. 3371* Seminoli THIS NOTICE, t file wIlts th clerk MARY ELLEN GARRETSON ScientiSts will gather at SeminoleCounty CETAOtfIce county, Florida under the fictitious VRIDAY,MAICI$ the a wrItten Last Known Adorsis: Seminole County namsof DREAM BOATS, andthat I Goldindale l)vdory j statemu* of any claim or dlmand 1014 North 6th siuru. indser yard so., lam, to 5 p.m., MlIa Manpowar Division Wend to register said 1an they may have. Each claim must be . of h,CNCS. Fort Smith, Arkansas 100 North Park Avenue Clerk of tile CIrcuIt Court, Seminole in writing and must Indicat, the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ,• if *7 Sanford, County, Florida In accordance wIth basis for _____ Fleside $AWIDAY, MAKCh$ Its' claim, the name and action for forsclosur, on an gog the pravisions of the FldIiOu5 address of the creditor or bd' than In WeStern his agent strument deemed a mortgage Various other CITA positions y $NTUs ith yard so., S a.m. to $ pm., Mapolla Name Statutes, ToWit: SICtIOII or attorney, and the amount pursuant to Florida Statutes $697.01 sent W'1 gon. (b also available, please Inquire a? N$.09 Florida Statutes 1917. Mini-Mall, Downtown claImed. If the claIm is not yet due, on real property has clear weather will lmiweve as been flied the aheve office. 51g. rn p, WIshSU the date whips it will became de againstyou,saidprctydcj A Auth,,. I.rIi by IY1'* %6, the eclipse moves i. 33, Publish: February March 2, shall be staled. If the claim is as follows, being situate and lying is's AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY County A. of Media Spsi.fH, 11:10 am., Lord At a ruplk!s 01 llonebsage on 9,1979 cOntingent or vitllqilldated, tile Seminole County, Florida: EMPLOYER , DIG-$3 nature of foe Uncertainly shell be (umIey'a, A1tomss bigs. FeStered ant - w.a a bloff ovu1I leglnning 463 feat West of Nor. slated. if the claim is WCWid, theist cirnir of Southwest ¼ of (BiB) Put. For ruvvaliom call Nancy Hague at Dear liM Ri OWNER OPERATIONS the New Re. seawlty shill be described. The Southwest ¼ of SECTION 9. Mercury Miter Express needs •7tTL Labs Ichul. Notice I am clei.psaj shall ever sufficient TOWNSHIP 31 SOUTH, 'firmed Druids of North RANOI owner operators a muiti. engaged in business it 3111 Orlando cipis of the claim Is Itse cIer IS LAST, run South Amu'lea, a poup based 11614 tess to csntraclers 10 run 11w lost ___ In Orha Hwy. 17.91 Satderl liminsfe onlethecWktomaJimeto lortherly rieItt4f.way of Old Cuss. Home en weekends, 3.rk.ky, Calif., ud lbs CoUnty, Fler undor tha fictitious escts pirssnol reprisuditive. Road, fo'se advances of All Wedda, from natnoitlARIQUl CORRAL. and MlplrlensWeraatodinlheestaleSanferd.va louthomtsdy along said rigi. weakly sultlements. 1 yr. eyes that I Wend to register laid itame a csp of this NI of IteduNd "• ' P f,$a Nerfo 134.31 the reed np, required, call with the Clerk of the Circuit Ceurt, be. mailed NO 1W, Itsince North Ildeprees 19' 33" Donald Bedi or lob levis loø religions rites during lb. leminsle CSIMIY, Florida In IC requIred, WITHIN THREE free 14N-435.4p3 Eon, cardince with the prevlsleris it the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP West 115.54 feeS Is North Ibis of kutlst ¼ of Southwest ¼ it said Fictitious Name StatuSes, Te.WIt: THE FIRST PUSLICATION OP SECTION 9, thince $SctI 511.59 Florida Statutes 29V. THIS NOTICE, he file any objsdlsns PeW ( lagmonjeg, West 7.5 leeS to FACTORY WOIKER-*colle,W .a ,aj mp''3 51g. Rush *. R05ers y may have foal dsallsnge5 use YOU ARE REQUIRED Is serve a Stems Publish: February 16,33. March the mySteries Good physical cent Sisipplise & , validity it the dSc$du'uI's will, the cepyof your written detar,sas, If any receiving experIence helpful. and's Salle , iwo qualificatlins of tile personal IOOARYE.MA$SIY.ISQUIRL,$ MilItary retIree acceptable. y Plain, was laid sat by Dr. DIG-li rIprSwJaSIvg, or the venue or Maeeey,Alper,Wackandagen,; be high sciwel yadIsle. MusdictIso of the ceswt W.W. Cpkll from the 1kb Wtssak$ LiSP. Ademote SprIii. 3331151. ii ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Florida 33711, PhainlitEs attorney, Obssnntseywhemhewasinths . OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED onor biters March lath, 1979, and LIT'S SIHONIST Tececoutmevn.synepueS,son area hr the 101$ fC1. _______________________ WILL. II FOREVER BARRED PICTITIOUSNAMI fIiefoeariglfselwNgs*0Clerkof It you werews toming ter a new Dsls it 11w first publicallun of Ntis abeve styled Cqur? either We Notice is hereby gIven mm we ave Dleentin if UI mesiun plan career you weulini be resIIn er51$Id in usiaess at Notice it Mmbilslraelsps: February service en PIaIsWWl's altetna, or rn o this ad, and lime weren't INking Is the IHfr the saniando i's. i..u-.& 16. 2979 lmmidlalely thSrsslter: ilisorwise for n.s.ei to S a No this ad if lbS atrsow.. -'" T. Hall , 1150 Ilctrnsus a Judgment may be onlergd against weu*'t behave. If l5 want ttse name it NI S MASONRY, and mm AS PSIMIIal Represliltitive of you tsr the relief demanded In the ft faid _y day 01 eppatlunity Se isis Three to Dê.... CONTIACTOU IIA (STAT CNIII, AI$.for Senior Citizens. town, very clean & roomy. See 333.5176 . Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto 201 Commercial Williams, Sanford, Fla. 13, 11, IS, 16, II, 19,20,31,33,23, , IN lit ESTATE op Observers at the l BATEMAN REALTY BY OWNER 3 BR, l' b, kit, equip., CII w-air COnd., hobby shop, well, fruit trees. $32,500. 365-3730. __________________________ Belonging t0 Hank JOhnsOII, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Sanford, Fla., LIZ Dises, Rochester, N.Y.: Nydla Landron, La Romla, PROBATE DIVISION Dominican RepublIc: Mrs. John I. File Number 71-IS1.CP ______ ___ / AssociateS wanted, call Sill P$att. ________________________ Dputy Clerk at Atlanta 57 percent, at New York SI percent, at BONd of County Commissioners, Denver ____ V per cent sent St Seminole County ______ ___ ___ MONDAY,FEMUARYIS Sealer Cttlsme Tier to Florida Keys and Fort ____ acres. Owner holding, good terms. *35.000. ________-_____________ New 235 Homes, 4 pct. Intereit to qualified buyer. $28,000 to $31,000. Low down payments, BUILDER. 327-2237. ______________________ ___________________________ the following QOodi DEG.11) CETA LIving and Bedroom Furniture, ______________________ Desk, SewIng Machine, cartons of miscellaneous items, chinawareand UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAIN. many more Items. Ths partial eclipse will be February, 1979. lB 322.9283 - Lake Ada. Just Sc. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323.5470 Marif!er's Village. ______________________________ Sanford by Feb. 26. Equal Op. porturilty Employer, M.F. _____________________ 11)3 E. Robinson street ubo, to 2 mInutes, 52 seconds sold at Public Auction. WITNESS my hand and seal of Orlando, Florida 32$) seat of Lake Winnipeg PublIsh Feb. 23 1 Mar. 2, 1971 this Court on the 2nd day of HOUR 24 1 BR-$1$4. Pool. Adults Only, on County Courthouse, Personnel, ROIIE'g REALTY laundramat. Walk to downtown. Adults$1S3. Call 677.1444 after 3. ______ Clerk of the Circuit Court The eclipse will end at sunset have any definses to assert to this Deputy Clerk forfeIted aircraft. OtherwIse, the alter It began. Totality wJ aircraft will beforfelt.d tothe useof Butler. EnglehardtA from 44 seconds St Wallace, the Sheriff of Seminole County or McDonald. PA. and Bake Sale, noon to 3 p.m. For details or to snake - (s in small S yr. old apt. bldg., Survey Party Chief $190. H.S. Grad. 6 yrs. field 1. office Engineering exp. Seminole Woodmere Park area. Colum.. River a'osa nor- Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, Palka Dance, 8p.m., to mldalght, American Legion ___ Near 1.4 Older 2 story frame with 4 - stretching from the Pacific tail number N 1010 0 to show cause pursuant to the Final' Judgment Teenager needed for occasional baby sitting in my hOme. Must why the aforesaid aircraft should entered in a case pending in said have own trans. or live in (bean off the month of the not be forfeited to the use of the Court, the styleof which is indicated jijes and ribbons In several categories. Entertaliunent. - PeopIe are your 5cr vices everyday List in the Business Service Column Call 322-2611 or 831-9991. uipse Baptist thurch, W.Garnettvmite Reg. Real Estate Broker .IOHNKRIDERASSOC Phone 322.7551, Sanford ____________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________ 4)...44nj 41Houses . -- - _____ 'i i i i - ___________________________ ______ ii Ic Home Transportatio1 Co. needS experienced Class A Diesel 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. mechanic part time or full time. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SECONDAMENDED Pay open. Must have ref winces. 3 LineS Minimum 322-1922. SATURDAY ,.n NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Mikel S. Harper Office cleaning person 10 hr. weeN *292 Lake Park Drive DEADLINES must have expeflince. AppI AIexania, Va. 22306 Cardinal Industries. EQua YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Before Publication Opportunity Employer. that a complaint for monies due has __________________________ Noon The Da been filed against you and you we FIREFIGHTER WANTED- Del. required to Serve a Copy of your Suiday - Noon Friday toni Fire Dist. Must be 1$ or written defense, if any, thereto older, H. S. diploma or GED, upon Plaintiffs' attorney, Robert M. ___________________________ Morris, Post Office Drawer H. . able to pass physical agility test. -Sanford, Florida, 32771,on or before Apply to 1613 Providence Blvd., ______________ March 3, 1979, and file the original Deitona. S AMS P.M., Mcn..Fri. &CNId Cat'e sials ___________________________ 4 P thereof with the Clerk of this Court _______________________ ________________________ ________________________________ Someone to take cere of invalid either before service on Plaintiffs' man. Sal + rm A Sd. attorney or immediately thereafter; by sitting my home, Winter rACED WITH A DRINKING otherwise, a default will be entered Christian - References. 333.3439,349.3334 Respb. area. $pgs PROBLEM? against you for the relief demanded Woman. Ref. 339-5*16. .ocal Mfg. Co. needs an i. Perhape AICOh0IiC5 Anonymous in the Complaint. perienced person to assist Plant Can Help WITNESS my hand and the seat of Mgr. isa Product ion Expiditor. pp.,eO.3333 _________________________ flngs to Eat this Court on the 3h day of Excellent opportunity for the wteP.O..&a 1213 January, A. D. 1979. ______________________________ ________________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ right person. Mall Salary Florida 22311 ArTnUr N. BeCxwlth, Jr. FRUIT FOR SALE requirements & job history to Clerk of the Court CALL322-U41 PSYCHIC advIses on Love, Box 13, co The Evening Herald, By: Betty M. Capps LAKE MARY, FLORIDA P.O. Box 1631, Sanford. Fl. 32771. Business & Personal direction. Notice Deputy Clerk 000ns appreciated. JAMIL ___________________________ _______________ Publish Feb. 2. 9, 16, 23, 197 F ull time LPN, 11.7 shift. Apply in ls__talpWan p ____________________________ Box 10134 Eugene. Ore. ___________________ Last IN THE COUNTY COURs IN AND DEGI person Laki View Nursing Call 2lhrs. 1303)442441. o. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Home, 919 E. 2nd St. Genera101fice-pref,rixPerieflCe FLORIDA DIVORCE-$20.IO-GUarifltIid. ut not necessary. Good for oFFICE MANAGER for San?oru CASE NO. 79.311.CC.lI.J Free details; KIT, Box 791, motherwith school age children. Real Estate Firm. Sharp gal full STATE OF FLORIDA, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Pompano, FL. 33061, 941.4991. Iota I Part Time 9to 1,3 days. Apply in time. Typing, phone handling, EX REL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 13th St. person. 319 WeSt dealing with people required. FLORIDA JR. WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Call 671.4451 from 4 to S p.m. State Attorney for the Eighteenth CASE NO. 7L1461.CA49.A Weneedan experienced Mite' Dating Service. All Ages. Judicial Circuit of the Stale of STOCKTON. WHATLEY, DAVIN I. MATURE ONLY p Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33517. eneral Rest. helper, P.T days, Florida, on behalf of the Honorable COMPANY, a Florida Corporation, ____________________________ _______________________________ Maintenance man. Full time. neat appearance A drivers - I. Plaintiff, John E. Polk. Sheriff of Seminole weddings by DOTE Apply in person Sanford Nursing license necessary. Call botween County, Florida, NOTARY PUBLIC & Convaiescent, 950 Mellonvilie 9.12. 333-0943. WILLIAM HUNTLEY, CORNELIA 3324036or 323-0457__ Ave. A. HUNTLEY, his wile, ANTHONY Plaintiff, vi. WWON vs WRIGHT, BENEFICIAL FINANCE _________________________________ Waitresses Wanted ISALCOHOtA PROBLEM IS INFLATION CRAMPING CO. OF FLORIDA, formerly ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT IN YOUR FAMILY? YOUR SPENDING POWER? BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO., a GOLDENDALE, Wash. Waring serial number Apply in Person AL.ANON lell Avon to help fight back. For _________________________ Florida corporation, 3100010 and tail number and Holiday Inn, Sanford ForfamilieiorfriefldsOf (UP!) - At nIne minutes after NIO1OQ. details call 4543019 PROPERTY IMPROVEMENT pdbiamd1ht5 sunrise Monday ever Clatsop Home Transportation Co. needs SERVICE CORPORATION, a Forfuturelnformationcail experienced truck refrigeration 2iI-Business_(portunities Defendant. Florida corporation, Spit, whiCh JUts IIdO the Pacific 617.3333 or write mechanic Part time or full time. Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION Sanford Al.Anon Family Group Ocean from Aorla, (),, _________________________ Payopen.Musthavereferences. NOTICEOF TO: Any parties having an In. POBox Own Your Own Business moonwuibeglntopasa between terest In ONE CESSNA 310 AIR. 322.1922. FORECLOSURE SALE ____________________ Sanford, FIa. 32711 (10) Sundry Vending Machines NOTICE is hereby given that the the e&th and the mm In what CRAFT bearing Serial number 310. $1000 or best offer Sec. IV *13*. H.S. Grad.3yrs. exp. 0010 and tail number N10I0 0 their undersigned ARTHUR H. BECK. WANTED: Collaborators for will be Must Sell. 322.7123 "Senior Survival Handbook", a in 5$.Clerical work, ability to heirs, aslions. and succ.ttort in . WITH, JR., Clerk of the Circuit . ttie 51,1 vune new publication. 131.3763. type 65 WPM, shorthand 100 n-- terest, and all persons Firms and Court of Seminole Co,nty, Florida, WPM. Seminole County Cour- PIZZA, SUB A SPAGHETTI SHOP tinental United States this Corporations Owning, Having or will on the 19th day of March, 1979 at _________________________11:00A.M. at the W. front door of the Claiming An Interest In or Lien On ______________________ ____________________ __________________________ 17.92. Us$221. Feb. 26. Equal Opportunity YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE Sanford, Florida, offer for sale and - Employer. M.F. 29-Roonn horIzon, skies will begin to HEREBY NOTIFIED that the State sell at public outcry to te highest Lost: longhaired fem calico cat. 4 Part time warehousehelp needed. _________________________ of Florida, ex ret Douglas Cheshire, and best bidder for cash, the yr. old. Vicinity of 30th & darken and within an hoiw Apply in person Loxscreen Co. mmwillbeblottedoutwlthoniy Jr. State Attorney for the Eight. following described property pirest."Tiger.Mn" Reward SanfordS. Oak. Furn. from Silver Lake Dr. 322.1031. situated in Seminole County, eenth JudIcial Circuit of the State of offered. 323.0392. $95 month, $23 week. Excellent. ___________________________ its corona, or halo, showing Florida, on behalf of the Honorable Florida. Call 322.9623 am. or *41.75*3. Instrument Technician $160. 11.5. South 13 feet of Lot S. All of Lot 6, John E. Polk. Sheriff of Seminole 4Jedguof moos, If -ChiId Care grad. Skill in use of Surveying __________________________ County, Florida, has filed a Rule to and North 6 feet of Lot 7, Block 13, ____________________________ __________________________________ skies are ci stars Instruments. Seminole County 3paIjf1'I BEL.AIR, Sanford, FlorIda ac Show Cause In the Eighteenth Judi. Unlurnishid _______________ Courthouse, Personnel Sanford, ____________________________ pLanets will be visible. cut Circuit Court of Florida against cording to the Plat thereof iS Baby Sitting in my home, Winter by Feb. 26. Equal OpportunIty any and all parties having an in. recorded in Plat Book 3, Page 79, SprIngs area. Responsible wo Deluxe 1 BR, fully iquip. kitchen Employer. M.F. . C �8. SPORTS 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Feb. 23, 17 Seminole, Lyman Ousted; Howell Only LocaI Alive AAAA-9 Semis On Tap Tonight Lake Howell High School's Spruce Creek at 8:30. Winners collide at 8 on basketball tam was left asthe only Seminole County team Saturday for the right to adalive In the AAAA-0 district Vance to Tuesday's onegame tournament today after sw- regional tester against the viving a late scare from Brevard County survivor. The Seminole and posting a 56.63 one-game sectional game will be the following Saturday. victory, Lake Howell posted its fourth Spruce Creek eliminated Lyman, 5510, in Thursday's victory in five games this other quarter-final, setting the lesion pII'4 Seminole. The stage for tonight's semifinals at Hawks won the first three Seminole High's gym. meetings, but last the regular Gainesville meets Spruce Creek season finale. at 7 and Lake Howell two "We played our worst when it counted moot," said Seminole f coach UW rayne aoon ins 1l1ø,_ ;; WV \\ , \S)i \ I GILLMOR (14), WHITNEY (30) CHASE LOOSE BALL Evening Herald SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, February 23, 1979 Ic \ narrow loss. "We had situatloos where we needed to come downcvurt and score to have a chance, and we did things ilke travel. ldon't know what ftwas, but Lake Howell seemed to do things to *m that we couldn't handle." Seminole appeared on Its way to victory, taking a seven-point lead tohslftlme, 33 ,and even Oviedo Triumphs ORLANDO — Oviedo's homeaway-from-home proved a charmer again Thursday night In the first-round of the AAA4 district basketball tournament as the Lions knocked off L.eesi*ug, esii. Oviedo 8:30 game against Bishop NEW YORK (DPI) This is a free country, far less restrictive Moore, a team the Lions have than it ever has been in all its 203 years, and the easiest way you had success with this season, can prove that is by listening to the colossal liberties some people beating the Hornets twice, take with the statements they make. including a 7046 win in the Nowhere is there any better example of free speech than In Golden Dome. sports. Even when It wasn't considered as fashionable as it Is Bishop Moore's court floor today, athletes generally said whatever they felt like. They Just sweats when it rains, and the weren't quoted as much. slow traction helped slow Individuals like Muhammad All, Thomas "Hollywood" Hen- Leesburg's aggressive man-toderson and Dock Ellis, to name only a few, love to talk and tell man defense, Eustis topped Kissimmee in everyone what they think. One of the best ways they have of doing the other game, 7219 that is by talking to reporters. Then you have those at the other extreme. Fellows Ilk. Larry Horace Roland led Oviedo with 12 points and Troy Bird, Indiana State's spectacular MI-America, Thurman Munson of the Yankees and George Hendrick of the Cardinals. They are Keulnger added 11. DarreLl the clams of the sports world, the ones who don't wish to speak to Duda, John Phillip. and Do" reporters at all. Meyer came off the bench with If people like Bird, Munson or Hendrick do not wish to talk to good efforts for the winners. reporters, that's certainly their prerogative. I've spoken with LEESIURGI Miller 445 Sneed Munson and Hendrick and found them communicative when they 2.0.4. Peeples 4.2.10, Fechtel 2.0.4, Bur rows 4.1.13, Malloy 2.0.4, wbJi lobe. On other occasions, they made It plain they had no Pelham 20.4. Totals 22.3.47. intention of speaking with anyone. OVIRDO, Duda 2.346 Kesslnger That's their privilege, their right, but I can assure them they $111. Roland 4.4.17, Ward 137, 42.10, Meyer 1.3.5. Scott 32. are wrong in their basic attitude. They're certainly not helping Palmer 12 . Totals-22-1943. themselves. They're really not helping anyone. George Hendrick, the Cardinals' outfielder, Is perceptive SHS $t Win enough to realize what he's doing Isn't right and to his credit, at 8-'OI. tid team. least he admits it. posted wins The other day In St. Louis, Hendrick was asked whether he had Jon.s as the boys tam Wen any Influence on Gerry Templeton, the Cardinals' -ycsr- (klando won. ts a 1-1 _______ old shortstop who decided that he, too, didn't care 10 talk to g1 peeled count and reporters last year. Hendrick said he hadn't influenced Tern- No.6 by a 74 acer.. pleton at all. Bars "1 told lthn he had everything to lose and nothing to gain," said Reagan (1) d. Gary 5.3. R. Holt (5) d. Simmons $3. Barley (5) d. the Cardinals' outfielder. Explaining why he chose not to talk to Humphrlcs I.S. 0. Halt (5) d. writers, Hendrick added: McGauiey 5.1), Clause (5) d. Nixon "I don't know who I can trial and who I can't trust and! don't I.I. Gary-Simmons d. Mam.Yssry want to spend the time and energy to distinguish between the 53. Barley- D. Holt d. Humphries. l'"6 iq Matter Of Communications .. .; ', ' •! .. 1.'.' . . (/4 . . . . .. .. I .. b'.. ' . . . ~ SC~O REBOARD . 3NiteStivfl 7.20 SPRUCE clilk (U) S Britton 15, DO (3.4) 169-4111 0 $,.:., p . Howard S. Olngras 1, Smith 4, 5) 247.15; T (4.5-3) 779.11. Time .. Gibson 1$. Wheeler 0, Wright 6. 31.01. Totals, 235.14 U. Third Race, 5-15.11 LYMAN (1$): Hanson 12, 011us$, 4 Executrix 15.00 1.40 3.10 Lemon 6. Stembsukgh 14, Poor 6, •Wrlght Counsel 4.60 3.00 5.00 Logue 2, Hobbs 2. Totals: 211.16 30. 1 Boston Hunter 0(44)35.111P(44) 111.11, T(4-$. LAKE HOWELL (16)s Harris 7, 1) $9.75. Time 31.54. lames U, Westbrook 14. Srightmn P1mm Race, 1.16.0 3. Mincsy 16. Meadows 0. Totals: 23 S New Color 15.50 6.40 3.00 10-1656. 3AhloIoAlta 3.20 3.40 IIMiNOI.1(U): Nelms ö. Butler lRocktownDream 4.40 IS, Thomas 17, Stephens 6, Whitney a (3-5) 38.29t P (1-3) 243.95; T (5.3 6, McCray 3, Hicks 0. Gilimor 2. 71 349.11. Time 31.15. Carson-Newman $7, King 77 Cmpbisvi 9$, Clinch V.1 $1 Ctl WSLYN Tle Ms. USC.Alken ' F. Marion 71, Chrlstn 3$ Ga. Tch 79. Mmi*s St. 63 :Howard 73, N.C. Cti 64 LSU $6, Alabama U Miss. St. 6$, Min. 64 Miles 100, Ft. V.1 $9 Miss. Coil Si, Delta St. 7$ $9. Fisk 72 Mrgn St. 73, Md..E.Sh. 70 Mntvllo 67. Athns St. 13 Newbrry 75, Presby 72 Nchlls 93, SE La. 75 N.C. it. N.C. St. $4 PikevI 79, Gorgetn 61 Savannah St. 41, Clark 43 : Totals: 261.453. West IVU 7$, Wyoming 73 Lng 5th St. 70, Flirtn 69 Washington 69, UCLA 65 Pro Hockey NHL Thvrsday's Resells NY islanders 6, St. Louis 1 L um . N..rs Montreal 12, Pittsburgh 0 Fifth RaCLI-16.D 4 TA $ Alerts Reece 7.40 5.10 3.10 Q(43) 1641i p (4.1) 6S71; T 5-, 3)147.61. Sub Rice,1.16, A Rare Brood Chicago 4, Buffalo 2 Vancouver 3, Colorado 0 3.30 23') 2.60 3ManatesDouce l w S. MISS. 94, Tulane SO Tom. $7, FlorIda 73 . . T - Dog Racing - • " GILLIS ON MOVE FOR LYMAN lftvem1nut. However, Lake Howell warmed up, and Seminole SANFORDORLANDO cooled off the rest of the way. THURSDAY NIGHT Seminole's Marvin Butler 6.0 was the game's top scorer with 3 Giner luv 13.20 9.00 3.20 5.20 3.20 1$ points. Qarence MJncey IManateeMarion 7 Ruby Dispatch 440 16. paced Howell with 0(34) 42.40; T (347) 115.10. Time Lyman got 14 points from 31.21 Glene Stsirnbangh and 12 from econd Race. lU, C Mitch Hanson. saw its IMapie SScctt 17.40 ,'s 'i aecond..half rally fall JUA short. 5 S. Lynn Marie 3.50 6.50 I . " YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Pro Basketball NBA 2 L.L's lcbsrt 5.40 3.10 3.40 Thwrsday's Resells 4 John R. Most 340 340 Cleve 111, Ken City 101 1 Femme Fatau$ 3 Houston 120, Wash 110 19.0; P (2-4) 55.15; T (24. 1) 11.15. Time 31,93. Saveals Race, 5-16,1 SEstesLaudor 9.30 6.00 4.00 CINCINNATI (UP!) — The 6lendlxon 5.4.0 4.20 Pro Football 3.00 bessbsll free agent draft may lRDeasDelight Atlanta — Awarded new Oive.yssr P ($4) 49...; T (14. translate Into 111101:1_____ 191111116 player 4)0(64)21.11; 15.75. Time 31.64. contracts to Head Coach Leemafl 11l&IIS in Cli) 0W131!1' aye'. Bennett and General Manager. Iigbb Race, %,C / 30.40 11.00 9.30 Eddie LeBaron. For 33..yserold utility player 7 Sally Red Tess Chicago — Signed defensive 3.50 4.40 Mike Lien who has vlowed 42 Tally McGauley 5.1. Diamond Beauty 740 tackle Alan Page through 1951. tyo.lf GIRLS mOst Of lbS P tI*iS INStIllS Miami — Signed fullback Larry 0(2.7) SIN: P (7.7) 114.45: T (7.2. Why, I can't help wondering, doesn't George Hendrick simply PI..CV d. Bryan 5.1, S. Hilt d. herald PbsI hi ' 4) 1549.11. Time 39.37. Csonka lea one-year contract. from th e Ci nc i nna ti Reds Leitsone $1, A. Barley d. Hayes 5.0, try trusting everyone? That's part of the Golden Rule. Burned Ninth Race. 5-14,1 Baseball bench, it means simply a crack S Drif's Doe Cornell d. Johnson 5.0, Daum d. 5.40 4.40 3.40 once by some writer It seems, Hendrick now tars everyone with Mitchell Montreal — Signed five mkor. WESTUROOK (42), NELMS TANGLE $2, Barley-Cornell d. atplaylngregularlyoncsagaln. S Bob's Kick 3.20 3.30 league players, catchers Jerry Fry, tIe same brush. He'd be the first to point out the injustice of It all Dryan.Lett$ome 5.7, 5wI.C. draft) Is grist 6 Lady Cat 2.40 Roberto Ramos and Bob Reed. "I think It (the Brown d. Hayes-Johnson SO. I( reporters employed the same reasoning he does to treat him the 06.1)11.0, P (14) 3315; T (14. pitcher David Palmer and ml1,1* from the bsllplayas' 6)111.41. Time 31.13. why lie does them. I wonder Uhe has ever given any thought tothe Jim Cox. i t, sald Lien, who rejoined Teeth Race, 5.16,1 La Angeles — Signed fre.agsI fct that writers are directly responsible for what have to be the AthM the Braves this month S Kim's Pick 3.00 7.60 3.40 pitcher Pete Irerg. most satisfying experiences In any ballplayer's life. That 3.50 5.10 to free rout.. lShredoer II. GInger 4.10 1~ nerally comes when a player is voted MVP and into the Hall of SCC St "They hiv, a choice Of Q(74)14.4S:P(S-2)31.1I,T($.7. liune. And who are the ones who do the voting? George Hendrick W they want to do. 4)17731. Time 31.51. should think about that some time. glo om Race's-161C "I think the s are ulpast 3Super Boy dp John Claiborne, the Cardinals' new general manager, dLsap. 6.40 4.00 2.40 51)01* free agency, bscause 01 2 Mama Sieta 3.70 340 Poll pointed me, too, When he said "I'm not going to tell a player to the high salary structure. But iTaUy Ellen 3.00 talk to the press or not to talk to the press. His relationship with 0(7.3)49.61; P (3.2)124.11; T (3-7. who's to blame?" 7) 341.41. Time 3131. YOU (the press) is his business." back in Lien, CENTRAL FLORIDA ByJIMRAYN Twelfth Race, 4l,D AndflilflInQk took dhl) No. 1 John Claiborne Is dead wrong there. ii this week, waved Slide l Molly A McCray 3 0-06, Tlson 0 00 0, 3.40 3.40 2.30 HeNIdSports Editar Thursday wlthan$H3frtomph Ills job Is to sell the Cardinals to the community well Sheppard $01 16, Dearing 42.7 100 arguments that playsri hive I Treasure Run $10 2.20 dCr over Central Floridi CC of Hill 43.42410, Gould 1446. Hassett baseball In general to the fans. One of the ways he's obliged to do i Proud Marigold 2.10 become "greedy" u some ORLANDO—Inbsishill,you Ocela. 12.31,H.dden2ou.CraIg7236. 0(14)14.11; P (14) 31.51;T (14. that isby selling George Hendrick the idea publicity generates 000115 w e s reich for thick beak. 7)01.0. Time 39.17. Totals 25121043. 8CC Coach Joe Staling interest in the team, Interest In turn generates attendance and at-aren't out u" the third strike. SIMINOLU (SI)tCrvoks 50.1 % rolls. The Mine principle Ipillill In the def snslve job Sanford's Laing 13317, Smith 60417. Rogers tendance Is what helps pay Hendrick's sixi Qalborne'a salaries. He offered blinsell as proof, College Several things come to my mind anytime I see athletes refusing basketball, where Seminole Kenny Brown did on Cadral 2004. Robertson S 1.2 11, Johnson 3 he t11llSd down an CrawfordO0,CampbeliöZl 1-1 7, . 117111S Co'rdnad'y College's team Is R ( to talk to the media. _______ 14, Brown . Transactions _____ ... stand- ___ po n ___ ill . i6live After 85-62 Win as ___ " _____ as _ n ____ ___ . - Csonka Back With Miami ___ y ____ ____ - u --- -_- -.-- - ____ a S _____ Williams Victor _____ _____ _____ tu ned V . S -. .. , .. ......- . - _. as. . a.. S . 9.. - Sc ' bc. '. - ii. -, •- - -. - 5' -.. £-- ..... -. . a.. . ... •- - - .. .. .. Muriel Scott, left, and Lucille Fesler, both Dli _ _ rald'i yen. Herald photo by Tom Netsel r 3 1.7 0. Moore 0 2.2 2, inOru'ous thiss-yser package I can't help but think how vital they're always saying it is to priHidly l'1 Plans for key. (laid, nermally 5 hi by as .imese teem HmiltonO 000, Wade 00.00. Totals m XX conu nunicate and here they are doing exactly the opposite of some lat.-naion ssrprl.. In scoring forward, was held to six 37 11.13 U. in order to play for the Braves what they say. Ialso think i1*bow some of these dronglihint the DIvision 2 tournament LU "Iwt*W,"ndd1 ' types go off by themselves In a corner, then return years later, progress hers at Valencla ' Rd'r' "ft was College's d jngingly Conwrnmlty new maybe for some Old Timers' f unction, and look aroun doelli'' for me to a toi new format lining the In scoring with 17 p01511' to talk to. Lefty Grove was only one Of many I saw do for someone ut I always wanted to make. B st al in g. He had 13 .I4sen state tosri*eat dUpilt nl dip points In do second bill who In Aileats. MIAMI (UP!) — Larry ad m Most of a ll, I remembe r the late Frank Graham's classic line In gave Seminole a chance to "A let 01 people thoagid I was nnection with Bob Metael, who seldom ever gave lothebeckdooratDOLAndnest the Raidere were pulling away Coo,ika. who led the Miami cresy to turn that money from the Patriels. Ipi their newspapermen the time of day during most Of ida cm on with the weak ii,4 o a years in the esrty lifo down," the added 12 poInts Bowl WI . CietIs" Yankees. Near the end, he mellowed somewhat, and Grilusu, div4i_l record. lwn& Wad on. "But money ew york lake CIty was the divWm for 8CC whIle sub Mike but Mrd for the N noticing the change in him, wrote: "Now that It's nearly time to Ini't .,esytldng. Every this a ni Robertson added U. say goodbye, Bob Metal finally Is learning bow to say hello." ,,nd adv—ces left 10 become a I cow Same , me-yscos*ractwitks Rid The other allotted list will be nThury's *. . ligeeda —.-------- _l k.. ithi (firni (nl' U 1UW7. R.tvsr rallied past am 9Y me WU 01 '011s Jh Crmks, who w r*:1 by pltth Don) Outlelt. they y tourney. DS$ ø . flu, It's do $T * bsllilaiers. being down by 14 In the second the "'is1Ii this Ifl 'TU till you wI. Reds add be bait. C't My t 5bS1* me .I ONA hid decided he wed to r dOwn the (Jeiee.) Tonight's games paIr Clara WWti ibet a 70 low 4 s ca a a pomive JC at .. 00fth Don aiula aid be offer to play somswe sins." net Thursday to lead the ladies S"OII 481111111111 'Tm anlios for this :: s1 PaInt. $10 and Va1aIa vs. St. John felt the 33-7551414, loysor P townemu* at to Maze," said Lam, who River at 7. Saturday's dam.iw "hi. a Jta Peteraun won B Fl heeded for Wad PSIDI Beach leftIn. There bbsa with a 73, while Beverly Dii v1 i1ildv1am.Is517:IS. t& weak with high hopes of The winner appears In let used up In the iai fotw Mairo'a 73 was tape In C playing lll1$I7. 3551$." Laptj gtIn Thursday. . '• ______ o -- ... ___ Bas ketball of Sanford, hope to fair well at the fair. Story, more photos, Page2. WN6 NIGHTLY lash Albany 74, Inghmtn 62 Cheynsy 97. Towson 33 Cinci 0. Salon Hall 77 Clarion $1, Grve Cty 10 Clrksn No St. J.Flshsr 71 Drew U N.Y. Poly Tech 30 Duqusine 93. Detroit s Frnk.l.Mnh. 92, Wash 55 On. Mason N. D.C.K Ht wck 6$. C.W. Maritime 133, Mercy 15 Manhaltah64For*amS3 Mercyhnt 77, WheelIng 75 Phila. Taxi it Mw,d4i51 Pt Park 50. Fain moil 49 Pratt Inst. 71, Yshve 34 $1. A4411111 59. Hartlerd $7 N. Vince U. Freelh, 61 8 P.M. (Closed sesday) MATINEES; R - Wed. . Sal. NEW MATINEE El PestTIm01:11$p.m. H ALL New 56 Trifeda Sea . "I T,41.4k ALL It RACI$ I Thersday La45.s'NHo J11FO.. 0.N'lDO iB N. dBo.lo '""Eisenhower 47 Wagner $4, St. Fran NY 64 77, M. Hr" ii Aidrsn4rdus 02 Widener $4. W. Maryland 4$ keN AIM IDa M. Brown a Auburn l3. Georgia ll 1InS IN, Thes Moore 72 W.Va. wet W.V.. St. U I1Ill— d . 45 IULIVAT1ON$-131.Isls Berea 115. Union SO Brmnghm Sthrn 91, Hidiçtn 77 Sam. be 0.s Uois, 5 ri . . ............ . - ... -. - - . .. ....... . - .......... . . . . . . . - - .. - - = - r - • -, . - �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Feb. 23 vtntflg KtaId,Sanford, FL 'Cliffhangers' - A Heroine In Perii By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — "The Perils of Pauline" mesmerized a generation of 'fleet movie fans at Satur "ger act with a modern day matinees across the series, country and new tslevlMon Is The new NBC show is getting into the old cli!. conirised ci tiree separate, elated Ikulnide dim 01111111811' the umbrella titie which makes Its debut Feb. V. The triIo includes "Stop Ou Factory Trained I hniclans Service Susan WiflIanist" starring Susan Anton, "The Secret Empire" plre" starring Geoffrey of imported cars Scott, and "The Curie of and trucks. Thacala" starring Mfrhael Our prices will Noun. pleasantly surprise Each episode ends with the here orhein dim psrj, 4444 N. 17.2 Longwood, Ph. $311315 hopefully bdiw4ng viewers to time In the following week to discover how the good "Cllanger" SERVICE • ALL MAKES BAIRD'RAY DATSUN • • guys escape the clutches of the forces of evil. Unhappily for NBC, not to mention Susan, Geoffrey and Michael, "a'M'nger" is slotted opposite "Happy Days" and "Laverne & Shirley" which Is more perilous than an$hing that could ____ befEll the new series or Its Marx NBC Is counting on blonde, statuesque Susan Anton to carry the series which ceda $1 million per tlree.ahow episode. Anton, In fact, Is getting U* sort of star bulldiç at the network that once was lavished on young beauties &Mtdscuft the cost df doing out for veteran 'ilglgdub Igor who Want. It all. She would like to star, In — — clubs and on records and said, "After all this activity In the next few mouthe, Ill either be high on the ladder or out of the b'the,s." Between scenes of "Stop Susan she said, "I play a New York newspaper photographer whoae non in life Is finding her tr01hess killers Her quest takes her all over the wont "The series Is structured to lad only 10 weeks. The same Is true of 'The Curse of Dracala' and The Secret plrs.' That's the beauty ci the swiss. After that, U we're a hit, we can be beougt* bail for another goo. round. Or they can bring In roimd.Ortheycailrjng other 1wesk episodes. It leaves me free to do other flth "The atmw Is done tongue. Incheek on a sophisticated level. High camp with some real drama and humor thrown In. "The CUMh.Jl(,Ii always leavs me In desperate circumstances, about to be pushed from a window ledge four stories high or In a bubble bath with a cobra. I also find myself at the bottom of a shaft with the elevator coming down. "In Africa I'm strung t bymy ankles over a herd of elephants and left In a pit with a lion. In one segment I end içlna car sulznergedln water. "The character I play is bright and she hua Idol style. She has to be lucky, too, because an organized crimeP1 syndicate Is out to kill her. Wil iam," SUSAN ANTON at the major studios. NBC Is grooming her under a — contract calling for an almost unprecedented number of appearances In the next few months. In addition to "Clifflianger.,' she is scheduled for four NBC musical specials during the month ef May. She Is also starring In "Goldengirl," a new movie partly financed by NBC, with James Coburn, Curt Jargons and Leslie Caron. Susan, who can be seen regularly on the tube doing commercials for a cigar company and a mattress manufacturer, has cut her first record album, "The First Time," due for release next nunth. U the nation doom't suer an Anton overdose before .zmrner, Susan may become 1975's superstar. Still in her 2, Susan, who Is 5400t.11, is too young to have seen Pearl White virtually healdnfrom cliffs lathe old "Peril of Pauline" serials, but the has seen &mllar cliffhangers on old TV reams. The lomg4egged California native, rumer to No California In the 1570 No America Pageant, Is a 00 SUPPIR Cull RENNYARLIOB, Former Texas Troubadour with Ernest Tubbs Also has appeared a.iTVwfth Dolly Parton, Porter Wagoner, theLaukiana Hiyride and other shows. Presents COUNTRY WESTERN STAR KENNY ARLEDGE a.d Is SUPUIW5• ITM.NiT$® JIM w tho Salo*dersd. 590 N. U.S. 17-92, Caww ....elberry 1975, 8smbo* Rsstsursns. Inc. •. • •.. • •, !"• '. 'gTh 1. '. .'i!.e ! 'flt .•. APPIA*l NlTILY—I$to liii Msy *rv Isfos*p WIASSdI S.M Iidhs mb ½ Pv. MNNIDUIN.M.,s146 ••• a a• te*e... .-...•._...,...•.,.,_,___•,,•___•••••_-, •. . . V V .•. V • woo TELEVISION 1 GUI February 23-March j(NBC) ::: ':. (PBS) SATURDAY FEBRUARY 24, 1970 AFTERNOON 12:30 aM WRESTLING 1:30 (2) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Florida vs. Georgia COLLEGE BASKETBALL 200 , WRESTLING 2:30 WORLD SERIES OF AUTO RACING International Race of Champions" Eight stars of the Indy-type high speed circuit compete in this auto race from Michigan International speed. way. 3:30 0 PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR Coverage of the $70,000 Cleveland Open from Buckeye Lanes in North Olmsted, Ohio. COLLEGE BASICETBAU. Mississippi State vs. LSU 4:00 Coverage of the European Figwe Skating Championships from Zagreb, Yugoslavia; Part II of the World Power Lifting NICOLE 'lit Championships from Turku. Knicks at New Jersey Nets: Finland; Fight of the Week. Houston Rockets at San Antonio Spurs; Philadelphia 76ers 5:00 (3)0 GOLF "Glen Campbell at Denver Nuggets Los Angeles Open" Live cover200 age of third-round play in this 0 THE SUPERSTARS Top PGA Tour tournament from female athletes compete in a 'S Riviera Country Club in Pacific variety of sporting events in this competition from Freeport Palisades. California. 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS in the Bahamas. Live coverage of the WBA 30O World Light Heavyweight (2 COLLEGE BASKETBASKETchampionship featuring BALL Kentucky at South Thereare some people holder Mike Rossman vs. Vic. Carolina C who would say that Nicolette tor Galindez Ina 15-round bout 3:30 from Las Vegas, Nevada. Goulet's show business 0 INTERNATiONAL CHAM career was Ineveitable, that PIONSHIP BOXING Coverage being the daughter of Robert of the U.S. Amateur Boxing 7:00 SOCCER M IN GER. Team vs. the Polish Amateur Goulet would open a number MANY Team from Lafayette. Louisl- of stage doors more rapidly than years of repertory ana. experience. 4.00 SUNDAY (3)0 GOLF "Glen Campbell Rut tho fAW4 nr th. nithtie Los Angeles Open" Live coverFEBRUARY 25, 1979 age of final round play In this Ia that Nikki, who just landed PGA Tour tournament from the key role of Mary Ryan AFTERNOON RMera Country Club in Pacific Fenelli on "Ryin's Hope," Palisades, California. has been aspiring to a 1.'OO theatrical career since she mewso 4:30 12 COLLEGE BASKETBALL WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS was "a more tot" and has USSR National Team at Louis. Coverage of the international performed in several dlivIlle Toboggan Create Champion- fere4 acting mediums. ship from Saint Morita, Switzer1:30 land; Hawaiian Masters Surfing Nikki traveled extensively (2) OUTDOORS from Oahu, Hawaii; U.S as a child and and attended 1:45 National Figure Skating cham- high school in New York and BASKETBALL (4) NBA i,lons in exhibition from Cincin-Las Vegas, acting In ReohonaJ coverage of New York nati, Ohio. productions of "Barefoot In the Pars" and "nay Fever" In addition to several others. Nikki Goulet Hop e' Specials Of The Week SATURDAY FEBRUARY 24 1975 EVENING MIHTA AND HIS MUSIC "A Tour And A Triumph" The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra takes a gala Mediterranean cruise aboard the Greek ship M.T.S. . SUNDAY 1919 AFTERNOON M . CELEBRITY CHAL. LENGI OF THE SEXES A host of entertainers, including Suzanne Somers, Sammy Dayis Jr., Patrick Dully and Joyce DeWitt, compete in a variety of sporting events. 0 ROOT9: THE NW 01$IRATIONS Alex Haley (James Earl Jones), a l ding interview journalist with subjects including American Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell (Marion Brando), revisits his boyhood home in Henning, where his writer's interest in his Afri. can heritage is re-ignited. (Part 7o17) ea thor complicate the romance of Karen and Sgt. Warden; and Prewltt Is driven to violent revenge by the inhumane treat. ment his buddy Maggio suffered in an Army hospital. (Part 3 of 3) 1o3o CROSSTALK Music students and professional musicians Interact at a Stan Kenton music cent . (A) er laiR THURSDAY MARCH 1, 1979 MORNING MONDAY M . FEBRUARY * 1979 MEHIA AND HIS MUSIC "A Tour And A Triumph" The MORNING Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra takes a gala MedIterranean cruise aboard the THE SOLAR ECLIPSE Greek ship M.T.S. Danae. (A) Frank Reynolds reports on the last total solar eclipse of the 330 MONET French Impres- century, occurring today. Monist Claude Monet's paintIngs are displayed at an exhibit WEDNESDAY In Chicago in the spring of 1975(R) FEBRUARY* ISiS EVENING EVENING 10:30 (3)0 MARCH MAGAZINE Sharron Lovejoy reports on incest - society's best kept secret; profiles New York lash. ion buyer Diane Levbarg; looks at mobile home villages for senior citizens; and presents viewer reaction to previously aired segments. EVENING 10:30 FLUOROCARBONS "The Unfinished Agenda" Fluorocarbons from alt conditioners, IndustrIal ow,.., arid rein9:00 PAUl. JACOBS AND THE NUCLW SAND The real and (2) 0 FROM HIRE TO ITEA- gerators affect Earth's ozone potential hazards of low level NITY The threat Of impending ayev and may cause skin vac i'ordsvs fur? cancer. ildiation err4bsl*esali?'a.ö ..;. aA_.••.....,'..,'.'s's pr • Time Out To Eat Sports On The Air FEBRUARY If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: (NBC) MnvslI. (CBS) 'Frldk; Feb: 23, mi—s She entered Marymount College In Manhattan and studied that for a short while before deciding to go to work full time In Las Vegas as a backup singer In several productions there. She has worked In New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and Sacramento, performing In nightclub productions, and has appeared in dinner theater presentations on Long Island before settling In New York. While making the rounds of auditions, Nikki was a manufacturer's representative for several cosmetics firms and studied acting with Zara Shakow. "Ryan's Hope" Is her first television experience. Nikki approaches her outside Interests with the same high energy level she Injects into her acting. She dearly loves horseback riding and writing poetry. She has also begun taking singing lesions with opera singer Joyce McJ..aine, whom the met at the Conservatory of Music In Toronto, the sane school at which her father studied. Nlcolette Is single and lives In Manhattan. SAMBO'S— Now open in Caselberry. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days a week. 590 N. U.S. 17-92. HERITAGE INN— Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. JERRY'S RESTAURANT— Open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sanford Air Terminal, Sanford Airport. BURGER CHEF— Enjoy the best in burgers along with our new Salad bar. 2506 S. French Avenue, Sanford. 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. JIWWS Supper Club. Now open featuring, entertainment nightly except Mon. in the lounge. 2700 S. Sanford Avenue, Sanford. — CLUB DIAMOND Open 7 days a week featuring the beet In country music. Hwy. 17-92 South of DeBary. — LAKE MONROE INJ4— Dining, entertainment nightly with the Inn-Mates. Dining room open This.Sun. 4 to 11 p.m., lounge open 'til 2 a.m.Lake Monroe, Sanford. CENTRAL FLORIDA SHELL CLUB SIWIJ SHOW— March 9-11, Winter Park Civic Center, 3005 Mizell Ave., Winter Park. Friday and Saturday, 9 9 p.m.; Sunday, 1-6 p.m. For Information call Exhibit Space Chairman Las Easland, 5803 Fernhill Dr., Orlando. ART SHOW— Featuring work of student artists from Valencia and Seminole Community Colleges, Winter Park Telephone Co. headquarters In Altamonte Springs. Viewing hours for public, 8 am. to 5p.m., Monday through Friday (except holidays) will continue will April 1. OPERA— Scenes from some of the world's bestknown operas presented by University of Central Florida Opera Ensemble, 8;30 p.m., March 1-3, at UCF music rhearsal hail. Admission $2 at door. Proceeds to music scholarship fund. STEmON UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS— Annual Homecoming concert, Saturday. Feb. 24, at 8:30 p.m., Elizabeth Hall Auditorium, DeLand. Open to public. $1 donation will go to School of Music Fund. ORGAN CONCERT—By Robert Noehren Tuesday, Feb. 71, 8 p.m., Elizabeth Hall auditorium, Stetson University. Open to Public, $2 donation at door. BETHINE-COORMAN COLLEGE CONCERT AND JAZZ BAND From Daytona Beach will perform at 11 a.m., Wednesday, Feb. 25, In the Seminole Community College Fine Arts Theatre. Free to public. — SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLAYERS "The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man. In-the-Moon Marigolds" 8 p.m., Feb. 22-25, 5CC Fine Arts Theater. Award-winning play directed by Roger Jarand with student cast. Free to public. GENERAL SANFORD MUSEUM LIBRARY, 520 E. First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 25 P.M. only. "An EVENING WITH CHAIM POTOK" Sunday, Feb. 2, Temple I.real, Winter Park, 8 p.m. Information: 649.6993. SANFORD AIR RALLYE Co-sponsored by aviation committee of Greater Sanford Chamber of Commrce and the Spaceport Chapter 991s, Saturday, Feb. 24, Sanford-Central Florida Airport. Registration 8:30.9:40 am.; briefing for pilots, 10 am. and first take off at 11 am. Open to public. — — — S • �ê-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 23, 17 FRIDAY EVENING room and declares his half offlimits. 600 (2) (4)00 U NEWS ) THE GROWING YEARS 6:30 (2) U NBC NEWS @30 CBS NEWS O ABC NEWS 0 THE GROWING YEARS MORNING doned mine. ROOTS: THE NEXT GEN- ERATIONS After dropping out L) Ø 1IWCLJI5L of college and joining the Coast IIUkR David Banner helps a young Guard, Alex (Damon Evans) woman return to her family meets and marries Nan home, the scene of an early Branch; he re-enlists and, tragedy in her life. encouraged by a white officer, MAKIN' IT Billy decides to begins his writing career. (Part go with the swinging life and 6 of?) moves in with his brother Tony. V.I. PEOPLE Guests: Liz (Part 2 of 2) and George Shelter Liz is a WASHINGTON WEEK IN water ski champion and REVIEW George is the publisher of Spray magazine, a water skiing 8:30 5:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER 600 C!) CRAcKERBARREL 0 THE LAW AND YOU O HOT FUDGE 6:30 (2)2-COUNTRY GARDEN (4) FARM AND HOME 0 SPECTRUM U THE LUCY SHOW 7'00 (2) PROFILES IN EDUCATION -- 7:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME @3 MARY TYLER MOORE "The Shame Of The Cities" Lou tries to recapture the dynamism of the crusading reporter he once was by launching an Investigation into big-city politics. U THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB @3 THE MUPPETS Guest: Lesley Ann Warren. THE MUPPETS Guest: Harry Belafonte. FAMILY FEUD (IM CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skit: "Mildred Fierce." DICK CAVETT Guests: Julius Erving, Pete Maravich. 6:00 (2) U DIFF'AENT STROKES Arnold gets to be such a pest that Willis divides their bed- 2i0 HELLO, LARRY Larry Invites Ruthie's troublesome classmates to sit in on his radio show. WHAT'S HAPPENINGII Rob fires Shirley when she demands a raise after he hires a beautiful but inept waitress. 0 WALL STREET WEEK "Aerospace: The Number One Group!" Guest: Wolfgang H. Demlsch. first vice president, Smith Barney, Harris Upham and Co., Inc. magazine. U SWEEPSTAKES A politically minded lawyer (Frederic Forrest). a bookie (Herschel Bernardi), and a cocktail waitress (Adrienne Barbeau) become finalists in the lottery. PROBE A look at why Osceola county has the highest rate of suicides in Florida. 10:00 DALLAS A new friend @30 of Pam, unwittingly gives J.R. 900 (2)U BROTHERS AND 818. TEAS Checko and Ronald are the opportunity to ruin both faced with the monumental Pam and her brother Cliff. CONGRESSIONAL OUTtask of convincing Zipper's 1100 2)@)0• (ED NEWS 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: Will D. Campbell. Diamond LOUNGE and PACKAGE 1:30 (2) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Florida vs. Georgia 0 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Oak Ridge vs. Seminole U COLLEGE BASKETBALL 0 LOWELL THOMAS 2:00 (2) 8:30 FANTASTIC FOUR CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Auto Repair, Typewriters, Fast Foods" SIM GODZILLA SUPER 00 (4)0 BUGS BUNNY I ROAD RUNNER CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN Jim Crockett dem- (a) MAVERICK LARRY CURTIS and USA ColmtrY'. Country Rock SO'S Favsdtu And A Tribute To ELVIS SHOW 6:00 (2) (1) 0 0 NEWS 6:30 (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (4)0 CBS NEWS U NEWS UUP CLOSE AND MUSICAL 7:00 (2) THE GONG SHOW (4) CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 0 HEE HAW Guests: Charlie Rich, Mary K. Miller. 0 LAWRENCE WELK 0 SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY 1:30 (2) CANDID CAMERA (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW BLACK RSPECTIVE ON Coach Reeves uses the values I WSTU RE PE NG THE NEWS Host: Chuck of the prize-fighting ring to pound some sense into a Stone. father-son relationship. 2:30 0 DELTA HOUSE When the 0 WORLD SERIES OF AUTO Delta house is Condemned, the RACING "International Race Deltas enter a weIghtliftlng of Champions" Eight stars of contest to win money and save the Indy-type high speed circuit the house. compete in this auto race from 8:30 Michigan International SpeedWELCOME BACK. KOTTER way. The Sweathogs catch Arnold 0FLORIDA REPORT using alcohol U a confidence budder before a big date. 3'OO BIG VALLEY "The Fallen JULIA CHILD AND COM Hawk" A friend of Heath's, who PANY "Dinner For The Boss" is constantly borrowing money, (A) is asked to earn the money he 900 - onstrates air-layering as it applies to orchid cultivation. (A) borrows. (j) U BJ AND THE BEAR V.I. PEOPLE Guests: Liz Three girls kidnap BJ and force 9:30 and George Shetter, Liz IS I him to help them SUPERPRIENDS make 11:30 JULIA CHILD AND cOM. water ski champion and moonshine in their backyard. (2)0 TONIGHT Host: Johnny I George is the publisher of (I)SMOVIE 'Silent Victory: Carson. Guests: Steve Martin, PANY "Kitchen Cocktail Spray magazine, a water skiing The Kitty O'Neil Story" (PromPeter Ustinov, Judy Collins. magazine, lire) Stockard Channing, (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 10:00 James Farentino. The true sto3:30 S MOVIE "The Lest Of CINEMATIC EYE "Shoe ry of Kitty O'Neil, who Sheila" (C) (1973) Richard ShIne," Vittorio deSlca(Itüan. CD NASHVILLE MI Benjamin, James Coburn. A 1947)(R) 0 PROFESSIONAL conquered her handicap of BOWLERS TOUR Coverage ,, deafness to become a top Holmovie produce, invites those 10:30 the $70,000 Cleveland open lywood stunt person, is drama. he believes responsible for his DAFFY DUCK wife's death to take a cruise on C2) from Buckeye Lanes in North tized. TARZAN / SUPER 8EV. Olmsted, Ohio. (4) LOVE his yacht. (11/2 Hrs.) BOAT "The EN a COLLEGE BASKETBALL Decision" Debbie Allen; "Poor SAAE'flA Baratta poles PBS MOVIE "Shoe Shine" Mississippi State vs. LSU Little Rich Girl" Mann Jensen, as the trainee of a burnt-out (B/W) (1947) Rinsldo Smordini, PROSE A look at why Dennis Cole; "Love My Dog" boxer to trap a killer. (R) Franco Interlenght. Alter Osceoia county has the highest Gins Rayburn, Fannie Flagg. becoming involved In black rate of suicides in Florida. 12:00 10:00 (4) MOVIE "Warning Shot" market operations in order to 4:00 (2) 0 ROCKFORD FILES (C) (1967) David Januen, Elea- buy a iorse, two youngsters (2) MOVIE "Halls Of A9 ' collecting fees as a nor Parker. A detective gets in are sent to reform school. (A)(2 Montezuma" (C) (1951) Rich.. "hitman," becomes a target Hrs.) trouble when he shoots a dochimself when he falls to deliver and Widmark, Jack Palance. tor In the course of his work. (2 11:00 The U.S. Marines are portrayed on his death contracts. Hrs.) (2)0 PAID AND BARNEY on reconnaissance patrol in the FANTASY ISLAND A bigOUR GANG COMEDIES Pacific during World War Il. (2 time game hunter (Stuart Whit. 12-37 Hrs.) man) learns what ft's like tobe maO MOVIE The Fabulous (3D SPORTS SPECTACULAR the hunted; and two girls (DiaDorseys" (B/W) (1947) Tommy (2)0 THE JETS" Coverage of the European Fig- na Canova, Lola Falana) get a and Jimmy Dorsey and their PINK PANTHER urs Skating Championships Chance to spend had a million Orchestras. Two of swing from Zagreb, Yugoslavia; Part delis's. MUSIC'S grist bandlsad.rs feud APTWIOnN If of the World Power Lifting and eventually reconcIle, (1 Hr. . 40 Mine.) Championships from Turku, Mmmm Amuniiiiiiie, Finland; Fight of the Week. tOO HIS HAW HONEYS SUFORD AND THE (2)0 MIONIGI'iT $PIC*AL GALLOPING (2) 0 SATURDAY NIGHT Guests- The Kendalhs, GHOST Host: Brooklyn Dreams, @3 MOVIE "Now To Marry A LIVE Host: Kate Jackson. NOVA Guests- Donna Summer, Make- Millionaire" (C) (1953) Lauren Guests: Andy Kaufman, Del43ObertMcCflnto, is Manchester. Ednfn Starr, Bacali, Marilyn Monroe. Three WORLD WAR 101 DIARY (4) MOVIE "Cool Hand Luke" Eddie Money, Jeff Kutaah actr.sees use an expensive "Palellu: The Killing Ground" Dancers.. (C) (1967) Paul Newman, apartment as bait for rich Goorge Kennedy. A young man MOVIE "Rachel, Rachel" husbands, (2 Hrs.) @3 a GOLF "Glen Campbell on a Chain gang, with an (C) (196$) Joanne Woodward, SPACE ACADEMY Los Angeles Open" Live cover- Unquenchable thirst for freWEEKEND SPECIALS James Olson. Repelled by a I lesbian encoUnter, a frustrated "The Horse That Played age of third-round play in this dom, defies all authority. (2 schoolteacher has a brief, Cinterfield" A young girl dis- PGA Tour tournament from Nfl,) MOVIE "The Heart Is A unhappy affair with a man covers that her horse Oscar Is Riviera Country Club in Pacific Lonely Hunter (C) (196$) Alan Pallsadee, California. a baseball fanatic. (Pert before moving on to nw 1 of 2) 6W" WOMLC OpgpOM Arkin, Sandra Locks. A mute surroundIngs. (2 Hrs.) 12:30 Live coverag, of the WBA trim to On help and C0fl5011. (2)$OULTRAIN World Light Heavyweight 001111 to those wound him. (2 1/2 PAT ALBERT ) Championship festudn9 tileAMERICAN BANDSTAND MOVIE "High Noon" holder Mute Roesman vs. vucWUNG to, Oailndsz in a IS-round bout (8/W) (1952) Gary Cooper, CROCKETT'S VICTORY from Las Vegas, MOVIE .-Masquerade., (C) Grace Kelly, A murderer and (1965) Cliff Robertson, Jack GARd Jim Crockett offers FIRING UNI "NATO And his brothers attempt to even Ha*kins. A private detective Is advice on epIplyts (air plants) European Security" Guest: the score with the sheriff who hired to discover the which don't even need pots. (R) sent hInt to Prison. (1 Hr. 45 Gin. Alexander Haig. whereabouts of a young prince Mint) tOO 1:30 from an oil-rich Mideastern FESTIVAL OF LIVELY 100 kingdom. (1 Hr. 65 Mina.) ARTS "The Seven Liveliest... 42 WILD .KIN000M"Under • The Northern Ice" Grail harp (2) COMEDY SHOP Session Thurs. AM St.. Nights Where . ".. '' You're A Stranger Only one LARRY CURTIS APPEARING THURS. THRU SUN VI Mills Owner Welcomes You. Join Your Friends For Happy Time Club' Ohmond • LOUNGI and PACKAGE ? IIWY: 1742 SOUTH if DuAl! OPIN7 DAYS AWEEK ( (2)0 ' + • 2:17 J . p (2) U MEET THE PRESS 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 DIRECTIONS FLORIDA REPORT 6:00 ®ABETTER WAY O THIS IS THE LIFE 1:00 (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 6:30 CHURCH SERVICE THE LIVING WORD AGRICULTURE U.S.A. AFTER HOURS 8:45 'S CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 0 ORTHODOX WORD 0 PRO AND CON U COLLEGE BASKETBALL USSR National Team at Louisyule 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (A) 7:00 1:30 (2) 2'S COMPANY (2) OUTDOORS cD SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC 0 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL MOVIE MACHINE 0 WALL STREET WEEK O VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI- "Aerospace: The Number One TION Group!" Guest: Wolfgang H. JERRY FALWELL 7:30 MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL 800 put on quarantine alert after a young man interned in their headquarters falls victim to a rare illness. Feb. 25 MORNING UCHIPS The CHP unit is ___ Jam jT. SUNDAY EVENING REMEMBERS.,. C!) MOVIE "The Seven Year Itch" (C) (1955) Marilyn (2) BAY CITY ROLLERS Monroe, Tom Ewell. A happily @3 ARTHUR AND COMPANY married man meets an attrac30 MINUTES O ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI. live blonde after sending his family on a summer vacation, MALS "The Cow" (2 Hrs) U ANIMAL FRIENDS 8:00 U YOGI'S SPACE RACE C4)6POPEYE 0 scoosre ALL-STARS seals live above and below frig. Id Is waters. 0 Now Festuring Recording Artists COUNTRY But Who's Counting?" Rot Reiner and a group of distin. guished performers present ar informal Introduction to seven of the fine arts. FOOTSTEPS "Love Me And Leave Me" One-year-old April Horn brenner's parents learn about how children react to change. 7.30 PAINT WITH NANCY "Breakfast Anyone?" Law father that his son is a model LOOK "Marijuana Reform" student. (1) THE DUKES OF HAZZARD 10:30 The Dukes fire up Uncle TURNABOUT "Tillie And Jesse's old still to make a Jessica" Authors Tillie Olsen batch of moonshine. BIG VALLEY "Earth- and Jessica Milford talk about their approaches to life and .CIub BLACK AWARENESS BEVERLY HILLBILLIES U MAKING ENDS MEET 9:30 writing. 4 SATURDAY quake" After a violent earth. quake in the Stockton area, Victoria is trapped In an aban- Feb. 23 Feb. 24 Demisch, first vice president, Smith Barney, Harris Upham and Co., Inc. (A) ®SUNDAY MORNING FAITH FOR TODAY PICTURE OF HEALTH e oo ( VOICE OF VICTORY WOMEN AND MEN 0 REX HUMBARD 8140W MY PEOPLE SESAME STREET (A) O (1)0111100K PANGFAE (1!) NBA BASKETBALL Regional coverage of New York Knicks at New Jersey Nets; Houston Rockets at San Antonb Spurs; Philadelphia l6ers at Denver Nuggets 2:00 2) BONANZA 0 MOVIE "African Queen" (C) (1951) Humphrey Bogart, Katharine Hepburn. A captain, 0 THE SUPERSTARS Top female athletes compete In a variety of sporting events in ORAL ROBERTS this competition from Freeport OMISTER AOGERS(R) In the Bahamas. 0 MEHTA AND HIS MUSIC 9.30 GOSPEL SINGING JUBI- "A Tour And A Triumph" The (2in KIOS ARE PEUtETOO MOVIE "Abbott And Cos- Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra takes a gala Mediterranean cruise aboard the Greek ship M.T.S. Danae. (A) a Most Frankenstein" (91W) (1948) Lon Chaney, Bela Lugo3:00 A mad doctor eyes an (0 COLLEGE BASKET2) COmpetent's brain for his BALL Kentucky at South monstsr's empty skull. (1 1/2 Carolina , Hrs.) ELECTRIC cop (A) 10:00 OSTUOIOSEE 10:30 OD Move "Wake Of The Red Witch" (B/W) (1948) John Wsyns, Gig Young. Two man IØSS the woman they both love slur they feud over 1w 12 let) TONY enOwpi's JOURNAL 3:30 0 INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Coverage of the U.S. Amateur Boxing Team vs. the Polish Amateur Team from Lafayette, Louisiana. ' MONET French Impresslonist Claude Monet's paint- ings are displayed at an dzhibit I IR8T BAPTIST BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL "Beethoven's Fifth Symphony" 4:30 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of the International FACE THE NATION UTURNABOUT "Tillie And Toboggan Crests ChampionJSica" Authors Tillie Olsen ship from Saint Moritz, SwitzerJessica Mitford talk about land; Hawaiian Masters Surfing lihuir approaches to life and dtlflg.(R) AFTERNIM from Oahu, Hawaii; U.S. National Figure Skating champions In exhibition from Cincinnati. Ohio. 6:00 (2) IRONSIOE ® MOVt 'Jim Big McLain" O EMERGENCY ONEI FIRING LINE "Reason And Politics" Guest: Sir Keith cy Olson. A terrorist ring In Joseph. (51W)(1952) John Wayne, Nan. Woods its influence SOUnd the world until It is Ied by a special agent. (1 EVENNG CONSUMER BUYUNI ISSUES AND ANSWERS Gusst Gov. Jerry Brown (D.- plored jungle. 7:00 () U MOVIE "The Sound Of Music" (1965) Julie Andrews. Christopher Plummer. A would-be nun hires out as governess to an Austrian widowers seven children in whom she instills her love of music as an antidote for the world's ill before World War Ii. @JO6OMINUTES 0 BATTLESTAR GALACTICA Apollo and Starbuck intercept a primitive ship and discover that its inhabitants represent a direct link to Earth. 0 THE FORSYTE SAGA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. World War larmy captain. THtADVOCATES 6:30 •CON$IJi_j SURVIVAL (2 NBC NEW8 KIT "Auto Repair, Typewriters, @3$Spaws 30MINUTES Fast Foods" WILD KINGDOM "To Rope A Shark" Marlin and marine Friday, Feb. 23,1979-7 10:00 0 SECOND CITY TV 10:30 (1) (IM WEEKEND 0 PREMIERE "Pit Strike" The miners' strike is seen through the eyes of a man who took part in it. 11:00 CT (13000 NEWS 0 AUSTIN CI'fl' LIMITS "Dan Del Santo / Tai Mahal" (R) 11:15 (14) CBS NEWS 11:30 (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "Top Secret" (1978) Bill Cosby, Iracy Reed. An undercover agent for the U.S. government is sent to Rome to recover 120 pounds ot stolen plutonium. (R 'Conflict" Michael Mont asks @3 MOVIE "Topkapi" (C) Soam'es for Fleur's hand. (1964) Melina Mercouri. Peter Annette is having an affair with Ustinov. Four inexperienced a wealthy Belgian. 8:00 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY Edith is suspected of negil. gence when she is the last person to be with a lonely old woman who wants to die. PAUL JACOBS AND THE NUCLEAR GANG The real and potential hazards of low level radiation are documented. 5:30 spies aid a woman and her byer in their attempt to steal an encrusted dagger from a sultan. (2 Hrs.) 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "The Super Fight" (1969) Rocky Marciano, Muhammad All. Rocky Marciano vies with Muhammad All for the all-time heavyweight championship title in this mock battle with the outcome based on computerized analysis. 0 JUKEBOX Guests: The (4)0 ALICE Alice is ecstatic when she lands a job singing in Kinks, Andy Fairweather, The a nightclub until she questions Rubettes, Bilbo Baggins. her right to leave Tommy U AFTER HOURS alone. 12:00 9:00 @3 0 CELEBRITY CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES A host of entertainers, including Suzanne Somers, Sammy Dayis Jr., Patrick Duffy and Joyce DeWItt, compete in a variety of sporting events. 0 ROOTS: THE NEXT GENERAT1ON8 Alex Haley (James Earl Jones), a leading interview Journalist with subjects Including American Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell (MarIon Brando), revisits his boy' hood home in Henning, where his writer's interest In his African heritage Is re-ignited. (Part 0 THE F.B.I. "The Corrup. tor" Betty Ford Salutes Pearl 1frL4 rme lc erfER5 AP.P use -r146 5 -tJPJ t' qrtC THE JAL'iE C4 #.-PV6P1V9c 5egw5o 'MA1rr9 FEUA ID X MA)E C u.I& YOU MAP'S BD HeK ~~ _N L L + MEN I11!I11-1t!I1d Boundary (comb forn 35 Still 1 Candid 36 Old TV Can-writ' s proqram Smart 5 Bauy w 37 Barnaby Millers Jones actor Jack Mark 8 Katherine 39 Jewel Helmond 40 French COO stars 41 Ravine Iti 43 Interior 12 Tiresome 46 Balkan person native 13 Fruit seed 14 Argument in 47 Unit of dec. resistance favor of 49 Journey 15 Enough 51 Equal (comb tpoetic) form) 16 Rubber tree 52 New (comt). 17 Indian + + • ' + ... TV !TANGi.E Ai. 34 princess 7017) director Marty Pasetta:"We MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Country Matters: An Aspidis- knew Betty was somewhat tra In Babylon" The adolescent Influenced by her husband daughter of a boarding house when she showed up at the keeper becomes the passion- first rehearsal wearing golf ate lover of a middle-aged shoes." CW ACROSS On March 14, CBS-TV will 18 ... Pyle stage a salute to Pearl 20 Actress Della Bailey, and former first lady Actress 22 Betty Ford will be one of the Archer stars of the show, doing a 23 Wooden soft shoe with Pearlie Mae, core 24Toss Says executive producer' 2lEroded In Chicago In the spring of 1975.(R) THE LAW AND YOU 40O WISWORLD G.F "Glen Campbell (4) Q ZOOM (Pt) Los Angeles Open" Live coverage of final round play in this 11:00 Q) 400111166 AND COMPA- PGA Tour tournament from Riviera Country Club In Pacific NY Palisades, California. M OP "Friends" (A) an undersea lab. U WILD KINGDOM "In Search Of The Giant Armadillo" Marlin captures a giant armadillo in a dense. unex- 1:45 6:30 2)SUNDAYMASS ®MARL AND THE MAGIC operating In the Congo during MOVE MACHINE World War I, is persuaded by a OflALR.ERTS lady missionary to destroy a M . German gunboat. (2 Hrs.) (4iS SUNDAY MORNING scientists do shark research in 28Acror--Nabors 31 Ja.me Bauer (Young & Restless) 32 Change 6 'Black old 7 Perform 8 Frolic 9 Danish riney 10 Tog) grade 11 Cr eek letter 19 hires • 30 Actre!s; F,rro, 33 Jack and Chris 38 Actor Tali 39 Actor John 21 Actress Faye 24 insect 25 Caustic 40 Singer Carly 26 Banking ab breviation 27 Siamese coin 28 Jazz man Pass 29 Interurban railroad lobby ) 41 Shell fish 42 Rabbit 44 Irish Gaelic 45 Actress ... Cam 46 Watering place 48 Alas' 50 Vim form) 53 Noted SOII'T140 Italian fami ly 54 So be it 55 Star 56 Harvest DOWN sue 1Actor - Viçjoda 2Pine 3 Irish exclarrtion 4 Newsman Edwin 5 Reject "- AViS NI SSVIID os sa s 3O x3llYN A1 3iV DNI1 I 3NOD L IN 11 Ill) MO5l 414 00 S + �i—E&ning RIrald,Sánford, FL ' ' - Feb.1;11' Linda: Determined ' Cadet' & Actress Linda Purl is small, blond and very feminine. Yet she dons an army uniform and pits herself against the West Point "door-die" obstacle course In her latest TV movie, "Women at West Point," which airs Tuesday, Feb. 27, on CBS. Linda stars as cadet Jennifer Scott, one of the first women admitted to the traditional army academy overlooking the Hudson River in upstate New York. Her co-star and romantic interest is Andrew Stevens, who plays upperclassman Doug Davidson. Since the movie was filmed entirely at West Point, Linda was able to research her role by talking to West Point juniors who were the first women to treak the all-male barrier. One girl - a young Ilizabeth Taylor type - felt she hadn't accomplished anything in high school. West Point offered her a challenge, a chance to build herself into someone. Linda's dwacter faced unforeseen prejudice and personal uncertainty during her first year at West Point. "The resentment Is not out of proportion," Linda says. "The extent of It that women were up against was amazing, but it wasn't all "The difficulty Is may to see," she says. "Women are fighting their own, within their own thinking," They had to be very determined to ignore the popular sentiment of their male counterparts THIS WEEKEND ONLY Sat. & Sun., 24th 425th. r *Hamburgers* French Friesa)Cc SniaII Drinks .....only AT THESE BURGER CHEFS ONLY 25N S. French Ave., Sanford 4981 EdeeaIsrDr.,Orlando 97 0,0 e .• •. .. 5:53 (2) EARLY DAY Y'a HAPPY DAYS PRICES V 530 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 8:00 PURL AS JENNIFER SCOTT. ..S.... S • S•SS ap Je rry 's S S S IIESTeHJII4J'4TS and LOUNGE RLOOKTHIIUNWAYS PH. 323.0501 SANFOSO IANPOID Alit TERMINAL Sunday Brunch 10 A.M. - 2 P.M. All You Can Eat Mclvd.s salad bar and coffee, faa, etc. $3 Plus Tax I —;3; 4p.m.T117p.m. TI,. Nicest Buffet and Salad Sal In Twn. All You Can Eat. Includes Coffee, Tea etc. chloia $i.$. WIDE SCUEN TV IN THE LOUNGE BANQUET CATERING FACILITIS CAN SEAT that they couldn't cut it. Linda offers one example: "One cadet assigned to our (film) company was particularly helpful. He'd come from an Army family; his father had gone to West Point, too. He'd stick to it (women's enrollment), but couldn't accept it. He was afraid standards would be lowered. They haven't CA 0:00 t12) PTL CLUB LINDA (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ) STUDIO SEE (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) ) FOOTSTEPS (WED) 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (4)AGRON8KY AND COMPA.(2)NEWS NY (MOW) (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 2) TODAY8:30 (TUB) GOOD MORNING AMERI(4) OF WOMEN AND MEN U CA (WED) ) ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (4)30 MINUTES (THU) CRACKERBARREL (FRI) 9:00 (i) 0NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 2) (3) DONAHUE oMYmSOtIS USUNRISE 0 MOVIE 6:30 OINAHI (2) POPI GOES THE COUNEDUCATIONAL PROTRY (MOW) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. GMMUING FRI) 9:30 (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (WED) 955 (2) THE W1LBURN BROTHERS UPBEAT (4) (THU) i000 (I)KUTANA (2) CARD SHARKS 0 THE LITTLE S8CAL8 (4)O ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 6:49 1030 (!) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS (2) ALL STAR SECRETS 5.55 PRICE IS RIGHT 0000 MORNING FLORIDA (4)UTHE (MON-WED FRI) HI, NEIGHBOR (3)0 MARCH MAGAZINE (THU) 700 11:00 (2) TODAY HIGH ROLLERS (2) MONDAY MORNING (4) 0 THE SOLAR ECLIPSE (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING (NON) 0 HAPPY DAYS (R)(TUE-FRI) WEDNESDAY MORN- 11:30 "His attitude (Stevens') REPORT 830 towards women is 'That's 7:30 great." Linda reveals. (2) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPE- (3) 5 FLATBU$H (Premiere) "Come to find out, he's C$M. "Melinda's Blind" Blinded In an auto accident, a girl patronizing and feels that fighta hor way through initial S they can't cut It. I refuse to depression to an adjustment to . be patted on the head. I can her new perspective on life. S do It." (4) HOUYW000 SQUARES Linda the actress is just as S IN SEARCH OF... "Angel determined as the young Of Desth" • AMLY FEW cadet she plays In "WtF CAROL BURNETT AND at Wed Point." Lad spring FRIENDS Guests: Tim she did slxsplsodss of "The Conway. Valerie Harper. Ask Dick Alie PRO. EDUCATIONAL GRAMMING 12:30 ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE Ø PASSWORD PLUS 1:00 (2) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (4) MIDDAY OTNE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (2) 1:30 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) GAS TURNS THE WORLD 2:00 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 THE DOCTORS (2) (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 (2) (12 ANOTHER WORLD 0GENERAL HOSPITAL U STUDIO SEE 3:30 (4)0 MAS'H (R) U ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONE (.4) THE ODD COUPLE (MON. WED,_______ FRI) (I) 27MTAZZ (THU) UHOGAN'S HEROES UBEVERLY HILLSILUES MAKE ME LAUGH • 430 9:30 ()5 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Just when Andy has finally found a new disc jockey to replace Dr. Johnny Fever, Johnny shows up in Cincinnati again. (Part 2 of 2) 10..00 (3)5 LOU GRANT Billie and Lou become deeply involved In an expose of shoddy nursing home practices. ItOO (2)(4)UUONEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: Lillian Gish. (Part 2012) 1t30 0 TONIGHT GuestSusan host: Five young Brooklynites known Martin Mull. Guests: u "the Fungos' Concoct a Anton Rob Relner, Dennis mad scheme to recover their Weaver. cherished auto, the "Fungomo- 4 THE NEWLYWED GAME ex. bile." from a gang of car • ROCKFORD PILES An thieves. convict trying to make It In the MARK RUSSELL Mark restaurant business finds him. Russell taunts political bigwigs se'f threatened by loan sharks and pokes fun at major Issues eager to take over. and now stories of the day. 5 POLM STORY Officers of the night patrol who live in an Jul - Od hunteqPqqs. ppn(rbut, dwhu i . 'repors Taw II' ft CS. .•' Robert Culp. The 8:30 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Lenny falls In love with a beautiful girl who Is taking him for all she can get. MENT DEAR DICK: I would like to get Into show business as s stager, net ouly of my ewi soegs but especially soap by .er writers. My quedlos is this: If I make a demo record, do I hive to Iofm publishing companies before I di ese if their Nags aadr pay them? Or do performing rlg$' asedatline (BMI, ASCAP) take care ad these payments Sc writer aid pab1Iiers through air play? KATHY JO MATHON, Joplin, Me. A demo record Is no problem. Providing it Is not played publicly, you don't have to do anything about it or pay yone for the use of the song. Itisonly when the record Is played on the air or sold commercially that you must be carefUl. Both BMI and ASCAP monitor air play carefully, so they will take care if what Is due them. But for a demo, just go ahead and make it. DEAR DICK: Cu you tell my why CIuy, the dancing partner 91 Bobby Burgess, of "The Lawrence Welk Ibew," is at with the show any more? MRS. EDWARD PERO'l'l'l, RAURAL Valley, Pa. I must have gotten 50 letters, maybe more, asking about Usoy. The fads are that Clay King after 11 years with the Welk show, decided to leave. She felt she had gone as fsras she could go with Welk, and she was ambitious togo farther. She figured that, before she gets too old, she would give it an all-out show, and she Is now concentrating on choreographing musical shows, as she has previously done with the "Six Flags Over Texas" shows. Barbara Boylan Is her successor with Welk. DEAR DICK: Will you please tell me what happened to Eve Plumb from "The Brady Bunch." MICHELLE LEE, Vancouver, B.C., C. Good news for all you Plumb pickers. Eve is now a regular on the new NBC series, "Little Women." They have written In a part for her (she died In the first TV movies of that sort) so they could keep her around. DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me a little about Andy Kaufman, who plays Latka Gravels on "Taxi." He cracks we up! SHELLY FLETCHER, Portage, 14kb. DEAR DICK: Ihave a bet going with my morn and day. Plome help me win. I say that Andy Kaufman (Latka Gravis) Ii "Tair' really speaks a foreign language. If I'm right, what Is It? TERESA LAMSON, PLuinwell, Mich. First off, Teresa, you lose. Andy Kaufman speaks plain old gibberish, without any basis In any known tongue. Andy Is a New Yorker, who drove taxi cabs and trucks while figuring out what to do with his life. When he decided he wanted to be an entertainer, he worked In coffee houses and such, perfecting his act. It took him a Wg time to catch on, because his material is unorthodox. But now he mom to have made it, doing whatever It is he dmL DEAR DICK: Years ago, I remember watching a movie ceiled "She.deab." First I would like to know If James Stewart played Ii that movie aid, second, Is there any áa.ce we will be We to see that movie again? S. ROBB, Forsyth, Me. Yes, Stewart was we of the stars of that '65 release. It dlii could be seen on TV from time to time, so keep an eye on your local paper for the schedule. DEAR DICK: Could you plome tell we where Stephea $beilrWge, the newest Sweatheg In "Welcome Back, Is fuse? My brother weal to sebeol with a gay ed Steve $bsrirIe and he Is a dead ringer for the py os the shew. MRS. TERM ThOMPSON, Sutherlin, The Sw.sthog Shortridge Is a Californian, born and 'ad. He weld to Garden Grove High School, and Santa Am Junior College. DEAR DICK: Could you please settle U argumist. Bow elders USyd 1rles' N, Jiff and Bose. MARTIN *MAY, Kalaee, MEsh. Bea Is 37 aid Jeff is Lloyd is older. DEAR DICK: In the late '3Ss or early 'die, James n. Capsy red he ovle, "1k 8awbervy Ilnd." our WqW Is -whi was the "Strawberry Blinds?" My frisudunys An 1111horMisle ball say Rite Haywsith. Who Is W or es's we bulk wring? SW BRODVNSI Tucues, AHL 0tlgf8u3M1o0, winner! It was Rita all these years. Tbe film Incidentally, data from 1941. Sc knew If ceastry stager DEAR DICK: We Nvi1 Tstis hu seeds any @111410016 U yes, where can I S.C. Y aim? JURY P., lick HIE, the r`00'""One Rim for He's "ads several, including this Rouse" an the ABC lobil. Yow',r.cord More, should hI,ft,ciy'è'á*rttfOJQU.; ... Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. explores Crete's nothern coast and the volcanic island of EVENING Santorini, which were both 6-M destroyed thousands of years ago. (Part 2 of 2) (R) (2)(4) 0 0 0NEfS 5 MAN AND HIS ENVIRON-- Kleiner (2) NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- The women do everything OF FORTUNE (4) MIKE DOUGLAS TOIlED the men do, except football (4)PRSDAY MORNING (3)0 LOVE OF LIFE S I GRIFFIN and wrestling. They take (THU) 0 FAMILY FEUD FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) ROOKIES (4)5 gyinneaUca or martial arts a000 MORNING AMERI11:55 510 instead. CA (4)5 CBS NEWS CAROL BURNETT AND SESAME STREET Undo insists "Women at ros AFTERNOON 726 Wed Point" Is not a fnhM MARY TYLER MOORE movie in any way. Inetead (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA IMISITIEFINXilaRom 0000 MORNING FLORIDA it's about people breaking 1200 630 NEWS (2) JEOPARDY CD NEWS barriers. It's an American 730 (4) THE YOUNG AND THE 5 THE 000 COUPLE theme, the concept of the RESTLESS (I) TODAY BEWITCHED "new 0000 MORNING AMEA 00 NEWS OVER EASY The grueling door-die obstacle course is chronicled legendary detective Columbo In the film. Feb. 26 stumbles into a crime-fighting MONDAY According to Linda, It was career of her own when she "grist fun," but the's a overhears a prominent attornatural MNM. EVENING 9:00 ney's plan to murder his wife. (2)0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE (3)• MAS'H "I'm a dancer, and I've ________to PRAIRIE Mary's husband HOW THE WEST WAS studied some gymnastics, 9:00 Adam falls Into a deep depresWON Luke, with a price on his whnft she "I 0 NEWS sion when he learns there Is a heed, sets out to find the gunthree to five miles day to ISHAVES possibility of Mary regaining slinger who can clear him of train for the flim,but l like to her sight. murder charges. 9:30 do that anyway." (4) 5 BILLY (Premiers) A (2)ONBC NEWS nineteen-wear-old "Shave In some ways, Linda 8ASMANSII[HAVE8 Guttanberg) with Walter AUC NEWS commented,"militarylife Nitty" flights of fancy finds S himself Constantly caught and an actor's life are S between his fantasies and the similar." Both require (2)flfE NEWLYWED GAME had realities of life. discipline and whole-hearted (4) MARY TYLER MOORE 0 SALVAGE I After Harry 'Marriage devotion. Minneapolis Style,' purchases a famous haunted S Jennifer Scott has to Ted gets swept up in the spirit mansion, strange things begin exercise every MM of her 01 Murray's 20th iversar), to happ.n at the house. Party and chooses the most • MOYEP.e' self-discipline where Doug public place possible to POP "Going Under:JOURNAL Wallace Davidson Is concerned. Wed the question to Georgette. LeBow" Dr. LeBow uses self: Point prohibits fraternizing 00 THE CROS$Wff8 hypnosis (trance therapy) to wIthupperf4wnen. SO their I JOKWO relieve anxiety-related MACNEIL I LEHRER illnesses. romance is ndestlne S TUESDAY BEEN Daytime Schedule MORNING Feb. 27 NBC NEWS GD OCBS NEWS ABC NEWS MAN AND HIS ENVIRON-- MENT 700 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (1) MARY TYLER MOORE "You Can't Lose 'Em All" Lou wins an award but is terrified at the thought of making an acceptance speech. 00 THE CROSS-WITS U JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME P.M. 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND "The Confession" 0 BHA NA NA Guests: Ronnie Spector and The Ronettes. 0 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Ruth Buzzl, Jack Gilford. 5DICK CAVETT Guest: Lillian Gish. (Part 2012) "The Drowning Pool" (1975) Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward. A private Investigator is hired by a wealthy Southern oil heiress to discover the Identity of the author of a slanderous letter. THREE'S COMPANY Chrissy accidentally eats Jack's entry In a baking competition and substitutes an Identical pastry from a bakery. 0 MOVIE "The Seven-Ups" (C) (1973) Roy Schelder, Richard Lynch. A group of crackshot police detectives relentlessly pursues a gang of desperate felons through the streets of New York. (2 Hrs.) ID THE HOLLYWOOD MUSICALS "The Great Caruso" (C) (1950) Mario Lanza, Ann Blyth. A biography of the great tenor who rose to operatic fame. (2 Hrs.) (I) NBC MOVIE 9:30 000 (2) 0 CLIFFHANGERS (Premiere) Susan Anton, Geoffrey Scott and Michael Noun are the stars of three separate serials in which the hero or heroine Is left on the verge of disaster each week. (1) MOVIE "El Dorado" (C) (1967) John Wayne, Robert Mitchum. A wounded, drunken sheriff and a rancher who Is partially paralyzed team up to track a band of ruthless killers. (2 Hrs.) 0 MOVIE "Women At West Point" (Premiere) Linda Purl. Andrew Stevens. The story of the first women to enter the United States Military Academy at West Point Is dramatized. O HAPPY DAYS All of Fonzle's good friends, including Laverne and Shirley, come to the fallen hero's wake to pay their last respects. (Part 2 of 2) 0 TAXI Latka assumes that Alex is going to be his new daddy after Alex and Latka's mother spend a night together. 1000 (4)5 THE PAPER CHASE Top student Elizabeth Logan Is mystified when she receives a low exam score from a respect- ed law professor. 020/20 1100 (2) (4)000 NEWS 11:30 Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Sophia Loren, Joan Rivers, Legends of Jazz. O BARNABY JONES An attorney is killed in an auto accident right after seeing the ghost of his dead wife. (H) ,0 ABC MOVIE "Killer Force" (1975) Peter Fonda, Telly Savalas. For the love of $20-million in diamonds and a beautiful THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY woman, a security officer and "Calypso's Search For his sidekick lead an attack on a Atlantis" Captain Cousteau mining camp. (H) (2)0 TONIGHT Lake Monroe Inn STEAK-SEAFOOD FEATURING Best Catfish and Hushpuppies in the STATEI FROG LEGS a RAW OYSTERS This Week's Specials '3.95 21 SHRIMP BAR-SOUl ms '3.95 Includes Salad Bar (13 Items) Ale. Choice Of Petelses c__sr_v Cry Th. Inn Mateo my PLUS JOHNNY RICH (PrwPv Styli Pruilsy SMwl We're epee T'y Ibru Sunday. The dlatiij rues Is epee1re41, 11 P.M. wIIh the Isunpe staytu, epe. 1111112 a.m. THE LAKE, Sanford 322.31$ CPoee 7t JNY Friday, Feb. 23, 17t--, These poems are by elementary schoolers f rorn 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 should write. minty fresh breath. I wish I could smash all the teachers Into their makeI wish I was a purple up compacts pelican who could bite off or I bad $111,111 dimes the moon and or mother goose's pet goose I didn't have to use them flying tkrougbthe mud I wish I was an orange for anything I wish l could doanything I zebra with polkadots l wanted to. steed of stripes —Wendy Fein or a pink p.JmIeo with The P1.mIo with Minty Fresh Breath �Friday, Fib. 23, im 10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ne ieacner: HOLLYWOOD (NEA) There were a lot of people hoping he would fall on his face. But Lee Strasberg didn't. He landed squarely on his two feet, and his big movie "debut" in "The Godfather: Part II" was not only a success, but it brought him Academy Award an nomination, "But I knew," he says, "that all my former pupils and a lot of other people went to see the movie to see If I could act as good as I could teach. Elizabeth Ashley told me she went with a stiletto, ready to cut me up, but gradually she began saying to heeeLf, 'Hmm - he's not so bad ,, It turned out he was not only not so bad, he was very good. He put the lie to the old canard that "those who can, do; those who can't, teach." He itlil continues to teach, through his Institute and the Actors' Studio, But he Is also continuing acting, now that he has rediscovered it. ny people effoneously wrote that "The Godfather: Part II" was his acting debut. ftwa.'LHehad done considerable acting as a young man, on and off "I "Nowadays," he like to do one or two acting things a year. It all depends on what it Is and who ft's for. I prefer working with my friends -Al Pacino, Robert DeNiro, Dustin Hoffman. Ellen Burstyn could ask me to do anything with her, and I would do it." His next Is another film with Pacino, "...and Justice for All." In it, he plays Pacino's grandfather. Symposium Honoring Mr. Rogers' 25th Year "I meant that the technique would beeasy,"he says. "But then I had to put my theory to the test, and I found that the technique part was easy, after all. Hitting the marks was easy, as I had suspected It was." After many years in New York, Strberg is now a Californian. He and his wile have a comfortable oldfashioned house, more like a New England farm house Southern that most With 41 ' 4 . that f..IIng' yj j LEE STRASBERG everything -with stacks of legend, "I work for four books and records. hours on my book.'" "He knows where book Is his attempt to everything Is," she says, do something now before "He is always hawthrtg book done, at le In this countr and record stores. That's his that Is, to write a book ex. escape." plaining what acting and Strasberg says when he is actors are all about. not acting he spends three San11ISVIY wrote one in days a week at his Institute, Russia, he says, which esone day a week the Actors' plaI,ed acting ting and actors Studiohere,acoupleofdays "for the first time In 2,000 relaxing. "And on Sundays,of no His goal Is to do that here the 77-year-old theatrical In the United States. m. y; WEDNESDAY Feb. 28 •CROUTALK Music stusymposium will corndents and professional jazz memorate the 25th an. ____________________________________ musicians interact at a Stan niversary of Fred Rogers in Kenton music center. (R) desplt• another scanai. EVENING children's television and EIGHT Esouoei Nicholas learn his new playmate is swill bring together out11:00 (i)(4)• Is (NIWS an orphan and Invites him to standing scholars fromGD DICK CAVETT Guest: Nell live with the Bradfords. 7$ £YIOOY S lUll- S THE IwAuass.au Simon. throughout the cosu*ry, HEN AYS "As You Like It" Helen 1t30 Uirrn, Angharad Reei., James (2)5 TONIGHT Most: Johnny Bolam, Brian Stirner, dive Carson. Guests: Robert Blake, csscNEws Francis and Richard Pasco star Monteith and Rand. cssmws In Shakespeare's lyrical and (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME Sanford's :- •APSW$ __ rrs ivuvaoov's uuss- lighthearted play. R(43KPOND PILES An - I NESS 1:00 attorney of Rockford's (2) FROM HIRE TO 1715. becomes friend the target of a murNITY The threat of impending ci) THE NEWLYWED GAME PRIME NIB OUR SPECIALITY der plot when she learns that war and evacuation orders fur MARY TYLER MOORE flier complicate the romance ci two of her clients have "You Try To Be A Nice Guy" PH., 3231O Mary takes on the frustrating Karen and Sgt. Warden; and task of helping agid she met in PviwltI is driven to violent POLiCE MAN Pepper 27551. Sealerd Ave. (flu St. & S.M. 41111) IsiWsri revenge by the inhumane treat- Is taken hostage by a trio of ajell___ cell "gostralght." ment his buddy Niggle suf- wild and crazy bank robbers. THE CROSS-WITS SENIOR CITiZENS fered in an Army hospital. (Part and SAT. JoKER'S WILD 11:00 3013) CAROL SURNETT AND _____ ANY TIME (4) US VAUIY "The Secret" ®OONIDAYATATIME __ CHARLiE'S ANGELS Kris Adam Howard suspects that S MACNEIL LIHMR LADIES' DRINKS 0 poses a student in a lash- his wile and Jarrod are having 11111111101111T ANY TIME s—..' - an affair, and he seeks 2 for 1 ' 7$O strangler terrorizing the revane. Fred M. Rogers, creator and host of MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBOR, will be honored at a symposium on "Childhood and Creativity" at Silt Vincent College In [strobe, Pa. (rn_sn May 31 to June 2. - nightclub star, keeps her The Blxbys opted for a her talent on screen In adanywhere but. lifestyle not unlike that of ditlon to loving her. Less exotic - and, suburbanites In Anywhere Another of this season's therefore, more startling - U.S.A., which racks up video heartthrobs Is Robert were the firat rumors ofa rift mariW casualties too IIL4 nF AR(!'. "Want" between Bill Bixby and Now for some good news. who's married to Heather &Sdi BiI. Ron Lelbinan is reportedly Measles. How does be feel They had i White wedding real huffy these days, but not about her working? Just and shopped carefully for at his missus, Linda great, because being cast for forniture that would last LaVIILCBS is said to be his the same commercial is how them all their lives. "5$)' It target. They shifted his they met. kn't so," moaned friends "KAZ" series from Sunday Jerry Stiller and Anne VW cheered last year when where it followed Linda's Mears would be the pride of the Bixbys coetarred On "Alice." Though women In anybody's neighborhood, THURSDAY NING • me (2)@)SS©NtWS IMYH,$EA AND SKY 1:30 JJ5 NBC Wi 1SOHEWS ASC NEWS EARTH, SEA AND SKY 700 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME ®MARY TYLER MOORE "Ted Baxter's Famous BroadCMtsrs School" Ted envisions lens and fortune when a Ilnoothtalking con artist convinces him to lend his name to "The Ted Baxter Famous &osdcasters School." 5 THE CROSS-WITS JoKERS WILD I MACNEIL / LEHRER ORT h' _. SUPPER CLUB (4) S 10% OFF AL ITLAND at ii. IkMASMA . 7 Pt. TV ScreeN I Is The 4.0 IDIS11 2 O1 1 [_irs d'eewvrss your next banquet or wedding • at iai. . sins .* r•qu•st. . Plan ... - --- - I (])uAlscun I P,Y REID ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE NIGHTLY (Ezcspta.)p.m. -2a.m. Chilled Siis,. .-,rr CMIPU5• .11:3? 1:10 10 a nipped policeman, (4)• THE JIPPIN$ON$ fr55 StSSMITYU1 bOmes tt}1)ed in I George_gob caaw CAROL BURNETT AND triPPed buddIng. Guests: Kin Sorry, his money end his murais I fl hIS iRn_ite $0 iflSSl5 his tilti Eva Gomie. ICK CAVITY "Scared on I bueliiiss deal melts pj,,, lam 10ahero. SIrsight - Hew Prisoners H KOJAK A Psychotic • RiIwm Delinquents" belIeves that S talk show Noel 11:00 (4) KAZ Kea lease disbar. is ordering Mn to murder the In A -.iiL. 1Ak —a - psopIS w —ftA w-a-flwww. __-S mint -- - he —.---- site speak, - . out saunas. - --nipIii against a robbery (R) PmithISon.e,Ireisiskld- chaise. 10 S*S A IOMiA UóIP1 (i) S TOMORROW Guest: "" - repiie-d I: in love with,)si 1P1'tpfiTadis Prodissi b* Uw$.Id hueeen.erIIet twia biIIher. ft wdb 10 ftirderi'sI. bind 01 this letS Jeejilne '° _______ Challenge By ANNE . . Marriage on the rocks. Do career clashes make It all ,. t.. but inevitable In Hollywood? The answer: when It '•' comes to luck with wedlock, .. celebrities are just average, despite the fact that showP, '1 . . folk have an added problem. Squabbles and differences ' . . that John and Jane Doe could hush up and patch up, ,. . flare further when the gossip columnists add conjecture to . ow rumor. Practically from the day ' ...0100 they legally tied the knot, -• . Jolts McCook and Juliet house were rumored to be '. divorcing. fit They faced a challenge from the beginning. As a '' regular on ABC's daytimer, LEIBMAN LINDA LAVIN "The Young and the Restless," his work keeps "Love Boat." the audience may like Ron, Im In Hollywood. Hers, as a They blame Hollywood. Ron likes Unda. He respects didn't California hDmes. "He kept telling me that he's an East Side boy." Anna Strasberg says, and he didn't want a typical Southern California manslon. "So we found this place. I was told that MGM origlnaily bought it to hide stars that they had Imported from New York and Europe." • One of the house's beat (satires now Is what, according to Anna, Lee calls his "God orbid mom." eaas'od anybody touches anything In ft." It Is totally covered - floors, chain, tables, Wedlock Th4t - enjoy . tI:• -.-------- .-S " Filmlandie0Some Luck Out Not bo Bad' mmm m Strasberg says he had Strasberg gives Pacino credit for Prodding him Into never met the director, the movie acting world in the Francis Ford Coppola, and first Place. For sears, he had he knew that Coppola had turned down all offers to do already spoken to Ella movie roles. Kazan about playing the "I had been offered dozens part. "But Al Pacino arranged of parts," he says. "I would always say, mre I'll think for me to meet Coppola at a about it, but I always knew party," Strasberg says. "I that I would say no. After all, enjoyed the party, because I why shiuld i do It? I had spent all the time talking to nothing to gain by doing It. Coppola's father, who had "And, If you want to know played flute with the New the truth, I think If I knew York Thllliarinonlc under then what would have Toicanini. happened, I would have "I have been a greet turned 'The Godfather' student of Toecanthi for a longtime, because I teal 'I like todo there lsa tremendous affinity between conducting a symphony and directing a one or two play. I've always been cirlots about how Toacanini acting things was ale to do such a _ fl%(ItI11cent job." party did what ft was a year' siposed to do. Coppola, the director, met Struberg and down, too. Whathappened eventually cSA him in the was that they all went to see film. the picture, expecting me to fall on my face,and I didn'tAnd Strasberg's acting career was reborn, after enjoy that being dormant for some 40 Pacino, according to Year Strasberg, was the one who felt that; his old mintcrwould He says he be Just right to play the old and even taught - that gangster In "The Godfather: acting In the movies was Part IL" relatively easy. Nsw Fatvring Ths Viriatfis Friday, Feb. 23,1979-11 Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. - March 1 ton home. MORK&MINDY NOVA "The End Of The I Rainbow" The promise and problems of nuclear fusion as a future energy source is examined. 5:30 ANGIE Angie and Brad break the news of their elopement to Angle's mom and Brad's sister. 1:00 (2)5 QUINCY Quincy's decision to remarry forces him to question his obsession with work. F1VE-0 (1) 0 HAWAII McGarrott suspects an ex-cop (Robert Loggia) of murdering several Honolulu pimps. BARNEY MILLER An air traffic controller goes berserk and tries to "land" passengers single file from the city's subway station. 7:30 (2)UARSCLUB WORLD "Chachaji, My ) HOLLYW000 SQUARES Relation" The blind IndiPoor MATCH GAME P.M. an writer takes a personal trip $100,000 NAME THAT I to his native land, reflecting on concerns more "Indian" than CAROL BURNETT AND transitory politicians or PMNOS Guests: David Hartregimes. (R) Min, PM Kelly. 9:30 K CAVETT Guest: Neil O SOAP Corinne sets out to bring Tim out of his cave, and Burt has an encounter with a )SLEOPARD OF THE *0 Osvid Niven is the narra- UFO. 11:00 this tius story of a hopaid who was raised in captivity (2)5 MRS. COLUMSO Kate 4111111 resumed to her natural Columbo suspects a retired Scotland Yard inspector (DondhsbNsL. QD STI* WALlOWS Ben's ald Ptarnnce) of murdering a ee iRs (LUM Winston). who fellow British ex-patriate. noted for leadIng a Ieat (4)S SARNASY JOlIS Cresiss kwmoll Betty's yal cousin however, when It comes to longevity. "The marriage keeps getting better," Anne says. Their union has lasted for two decades, despite flourishing careers, which finds working them sometimes together as comedians on television and sometimes separately as serious actors on stage and in movies. For real rapture, however, tune to any talk show with Patty Duke Asti. A stage star at 12, she had her own TV series at 16 then went Into a turbulent public and highly publicized period of growing up that included early marriages, early divorces and romance with Deal Araaz Jr. that never rated a blessing from his mom, Lucille Ball. Falling In love with, and marrying, John Aitln gave her the happiness and stability she always craved, ' 1 .. 1 4.. ... .. . . . "1 I IIF.ilTIIF.aR AND ROBERT UIt1C1I says Patty. Sullivan in a new TV version At 30, her real-life role as of "The Miracle Worker." mother (two children, three As a child, she played the older stepchildren) rates blind and deaf Helen Keller highest with her, but she has in the same play. the serenity to keep her career going, too. And fine roles are coming her way, Including the chance to play teacher Annie Her happiest appearances, however, she said recently, are in live theater when she co-stars with John. Yates) unknowingly becomes the target of a mysterious killer gang. FAMILY Buddy becomes o romantically involved with a young cancer patient she meets while working as a candystriper. SNEAK PREVIEW Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel review "Agatha," "Norma Rae" and "North Avenue IrregtIars." 10:30 FLUOROCARBONS "The Unfinished Agenda" Fluorocarbons from air conditioners, Industrial processes and refrigerators affect Earth's ozone layer and may cause akin cancer. For '79 - It's A Family A'Fair! EXPOSITION PARK GROUNDS 1 - 4 AT LIVINGSTON February 27 March 10 — EVERY FAMILY DESERVES THE FUN OF AN OLD FASHIONED FAIR ENTERTAINMENT IN THE GRAND STYLE EVERY DAY. 2g - £ 11:00 (2) (4)005 NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: Jacques Cousteau. (Part I of 2) 11:30 (2)5 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Ronny Graham. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 UA8H Hawkeye Clay Hart-Sally Flynn returns from leave to find that Trapper John has just left for the States- and his replacement is coming In. (R) - 0 STARSKY S HUTCH Starsky and Hutch unwittingly help a long-lost pal, who has become a professional hit man. locate his next target. (R) 11:00 (4)110 VALLEY "A Stranger Everywhere" Nick's practical joke backfires when people start to believe in the story he's been tiding. 12:37 is MANNOC Mannix is hired to find a college basketball star *terisUldisipP5aiId. !E'(l 0! 12Funtastic Days and Nites. - Feb. 28th lhc CusIs Family Feb. 27 th,u Ma 4 �SUNDAY EDITION -I ~71 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 25 Cents list Year, No. 162—Sunday, February 25, 1979 20 Miles Inside Neighbor China Captures 3 Viet S .- Chinese Ambassador Chen The only provincial capital United Press Inierandosel Chinese tank-led forces have Chu proposed the immediate still definitely in Vietnamese pushed 20 miles into Vietnam opening of negotiations with hands was Iag Son, 90 miles and captured four provincial Vietnam but there was no northeast of Hanoi and 15 miles capitals in the week-old war, immediate response from Wet. south of the Chinese border, where regular Vietnamese intelligence sources inBangkok Mm. DEANSCUREIBER said today. Although Chinese planes Army tT000p have been thrown .,,dead at 59 But the counterattacking preceded the ground attacks, a into the defense, the sources have Pushed Chinese government said Vietnamese Intelligence sources In the the Chinese beck to some points spokesmen denied reports his along the 450-mile border nation carried out an air strike Thailand capital said In addl• nthe former Communist in the subur bs of the pod city of tion to Leo Cal, which fell on allies, intelligence and U.S. pjpi J%='s Kdo news Tuesday, the Chinese Army 6OVIt1UDUIt IO%WCSI IIId. agency reported from Peking looks as though it has control of Can Bang, Lai Qiau and Mong The Soviet Union sent Al today. large trenaport planes and the "hih99 fliphip of its Pacific fleet to Hanoi has admitted losing Vietnam in a show of s' port nese official who was not only Lao Cal and today the for Hanoi, with whom It car ldentlfied, was quoted byKyodO Japanese Communist newspa. cluded a "friendship and as saying: "There has been no per Akahata, which has a Ming yet by the air force. in Hanoi, reportcooperation" treaty' In Dr. Earl Weldon, president of There Is only fiwiiuia ULthe correspo ed Vietnamese authorities have Seminole Community College, denied losing Cao Bang. At the United Nations, China boider UL said today the college has But Japanese foreign sources "suffered a great loss" with the told the Security Council it does With the war a week old "net went a single Inch of today, intelligence sources In said reports from their em- death Friday of Dr. Robert A. Vietnamese territory" and will Bangkok, said "It looks like the busy In Hanoi indicated the Schreiber, dean of students. withdraw Its army alter Chinese want to take the capital town had fallen and intelligence "Dew Schreiber was the first punishing Hanoi' for Its of every province on the bor- sources said, "Cao Bang Is certificated employee of the der." definitely gone." aggression. college when it opened back in 40 • Over $500,000* in Inventory MUST BE SOLD!!! may vrn'vfhinn fn thei Rarm Walle U •W •'UW J! W W Dean Lauded RU_U you don't like our Prices... W ,. . MAKE US AN OFFERI . ±1 o a C. Check. Credit VT. 4 , B r i n Cards or Finance. 1966," Dr. Weldon said. "He ' S., . . s • .. 5; lvv • : . 4 .. Just a few examples, we got too many to co unt I $9300 SOFAS CHAIRS LOVESEATS $4300 $7800 OTTOMANS UI'' RECLINERS, $6900 HIDEsAmBEDS $149" . • t1800 J(YI iiiiilb TYT 1 7 5Ke GROUPS $299" GROUPS $349 r€pm by - vAil1ILIJr1JidI T A J,F1 LI I, L'IJ r.i HOURS: Phone 339-3366 Aftamonte's Loomis I ? r!' k noth of Hwj 454 S S student government and relpow assisting them In registering Snliiole, Orange and Osc.ola in new construction activity, growth over their ad. for various courses. He was a counties, Is anpitied to take off and iMicipated rMjdiJat and ding 1917 levels. To nt, gross soft-spoken man, who conveyed on a growth surge which will subsidiary commercial vanced by lie perce perhis personal Interest to the exceed, It I. predicted, all but a projects added to that could retail sales grew by 10.6 few other regions In the United being the figure tobymuch more cent, the industrial sector duikidi. "He was a fine man," Ray 1, the Increased Its consumption of States bstwom 1919 and 1163. than $2 billion , and Milwe,, assistant to President electricity by 12.4 percent That predictIon I. contained In Weldon, said today. "He was an gasoline sales were up 6.0 ar.port"Mt.dr.cirllyby 'Housing market ezcdkd man with youngsters percent. the East Central Florida people on campus "Moreover, total em• and the should continue Regional PlupRing Council by 1.3 very fair and very cooperative, plo)ment, which di (E(YRPC) of Whdir part We are going tomiss him on percent, from the third to the Its buoyancy... Ths main reason died for the because be was a fourth quarter of 197$ was on an campus bright economic forecast leader for all of us," MLlwee 6.5 contained in each report Is a pi"'1 council pot pp annual beal; ahead by said. Dean Schreiber headed backlog of planned major The report predicts themajor percent. " the counseling department, and comirurtlon projects such as planned espanslone alone could The report continues: "Since each net residentIal biñlt it up to where It Is an the EPOOT Cuter, the ex. produce as many as o,000 by outstanding one among junior reported psrnienut jobe tlrohouttheSUblet' CosIfleCtlOfl psaslosis See World and companies cvuegss In the date today. utility stlonM Airport, East Cra1 Florida region, the (Mends He constantly looking was UCF report: "In the represents at leut one ed Says the two major convention centers See ECONOMIC, Page2$A See DEAN, Page 3A of iva — at Ceiwdo and Daytona fourth quartet - z responsibilities Included - I U U L 1V111t) !, 550 N. HWY. 17-92 LONGWOOD, FLA. Audents," the college president While the rat of the nation la Beach—new naglonalshopping passengers arriving at the Dr. Schreiber entered Florida wtklp.thig some degree of centers, hospital expansions International Airport declined Hospital South Orlando 124o11.1 PerCWt, gross retaIl 13 days ago, according to recuslon by mid-1919 Central and planned highway lmes were down by 8.4 percent, family friends, for a problem EPCOT e Th Florida's economic per. provements. ormance abn1d be well above ener Isa Disney World industrial electricity considered serious the national level, according to project: Environmental sumption fell by 11.9 percent, and died of a blood clot at the a survey conducted by the Prototype Community Of and gasoline sales dropped by hospital Friday. 4.6 percent. University of Central Florida Tomorrow. Many students at the school "However, in spite of their The major commercial and (UCF). Indeed, the East central Industrial projects alone will current weakness, each of these over the years fondly Florida region, which Includes accomt for more than $1 billion indicators has shown h.aitby remember the dean personally FACTORY FURNITURE WARFHOLISF - February 1966 and the col.lege Sep- in— "He was always deeply terested In the welfare of the - 5 was employed by the school In Econom ic Forecast For Central Florida riig' hr nd Sunny1 5, •Ct ,s .. 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Th Wd1I$,I1imlean4MI2P,dM1'PartY set out for amo,,hehNtomerckedths t.—d- inaritirsILi.U'4ULG41 uMMt VIWY Find Amelia Earhart Plane sahavebNs.n.seeI,,tIoOvSr 40 01M IW " . - e PsIuu Fred 11. seer [usda I' ll - 010 a. --i e I believe Iju MW*n ad -. ir4MS im •toaq:lti.ffitoveidihIuihi4 aNal d.1shom, aid I1 O!l ND CJART � 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 23, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 23, 1979. 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